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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-12-05
sHERlFF's SALE.
REAL ESTATE.

J.. A. Head We. Elias Ferguson ct al High
land County, Court Of Common Pleas. Case
No. 6131.
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance of an order issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
County Of Highland and State of Ohio. made
at the Oct. term thereof, A. D. 1895, and to
me directed, will offer for sale at Public
Auction at the door of the Court House, in the
town Of Hillsboro. on
Saturday, December IA, 1895.
At loo O'Clock p. m. of said day the following
described Real Estate, to-wit:
Situate in said County of Highland and
State Of Ohio. in the township of Brushcreek,
and bounded as follows:
FIRST TRACT.
Beginning at white oak and poplar. SOUTH
west corner to lot of John Halter, and in the
with the line of said Graham's Survey thence
N. 81 degs., w. n poles to two black gums and
q hickory N. E. corner to George Calls lot
thence with the line thereof 159 poles to white
oak and dogwood at the east corner of said
Calls and in the line of John Keplinger's lot;
thence with his line E. 95 poles to sugartree,
white walnut and white oak, and in the line Of
Peter Hatter's lot and corner to Keplinger's
thence with the said Peter Hatters line, N.
100 poles passing Peter Hatter's corner and
Will JOuu ubttor y ln6 10 tn6 DARlnnl0R, con.
tanning eigh;y.ive and one-half acres more or
less. being part OF Survey No 1888 for 1000
acres entered in the name of John Hawkins,
excepting from said above described premises
the following described parcel taken therefrom
and decided on December 9th, 1888, by David
Dutton to Jacob F. BObb, to-wit Beginning
at Q stone corner to John Keplinger's tract Of
land, thence with said Keplinger's line N. 90
degs., W SO poles to stone In said line
thence n. l3 degs., E. 4211 poles to stone
thence 8: 7S degs., E. as poles to stone in the.
Sinking Springs road thence with said roadf
g. 53 degs., E. 10 poles to q stone in said road
and in the west line OF Joseph Hstter's land
thence 8. 37I poles to the beginning, con-
tanning eight and three-fourths acres more or
less.
81 CoND TRACT.
Situate in said township and bounded and
described as follows Beginning at an IRON
wood In the line of Elizabeth Hnffmsn's land,
conveyed to her by John Halter thence 3.
14S poles to q white oak N ". corner to Jacob
Hatter's Survey N. so degs., Is mius., W. 145
poles to gum g. E. corner TO Joseph Vests
Survey, thence N. 78 poles to stone thence
eastwardly with the meanders of the bottom,
to the beginning, containing one hundred acres,
being part of fSurvey No. 2843. patented to John
Graham by patent bearing date October the
28tn, 1893, and conveyed to Nicholas Baker
ceased.
Said premises has been appraised at,
1st Trsct-s760.
End Tract-$6OO.
And cannot sell for less than two-thirds Of
said appraisement.
Terms Of Saie-Cash on day of sale.
8. N. PATTON,
Sheriff of Highland County.
J. W. Watts, Attorney.
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Nothing so distressing as hacking
cough. Nothing so foolish as to suffer
from it. Nothing 80 dangerous if allow
ed to continue. One Minute Cough
Cure gives immediate relief. w. R.
Smith & Co.
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''It is queer about married man."
enunciated Mr.. N. Peck to himself, very
softly. "The more he is blown up the
smaller he feels" And he felt quite
consoled by his little Joke.
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Hunter-Boy, did you see rabbit run
by here
Boy-Yep.
Hunter-How long ago?
Boy-It'll be three years next Christ.
mas.
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FIENDISH WORK.
A Description Of the Recent Massacre
in Baiburt.

The Leaders Proclaimed Openly That They
Had Orders From the sultan to ExteP.
inmate Armenians and Their Prop
erty. was q Reward for Services.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the estate of
Louisa Warson, late Of Highland county,
Ohio, deceased. WILLIAM TRoP,
HillsOorO, Ohio.
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ORDER OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance of an order issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
county Of Highland, and State Of Ohio. made
ct the October term thereof, A. D. 1896. and
to me directed, I will offer for sale ct public
auction at the door of the Court House, In the
town Of Hillsboro, O., on
Saturday, Dec. 81, 1895.
At l:so O'Clock p. M of said day the following de-
scribed Real Estate to.wit:
Situate in the County of Highland, State Of
Ohio and township Of Paint, part of Hays
Survey No. 2314, bounded and described as
follows, to-wit
Beginning at q stone planted on the 18th
day Of November, A. 1888, 3. degs.. E. q
poles from q stone and large whiteOak, an
origin al corner Of said Benjamin Cowgirl, de-
ceased, being the Northwest corner Of his tract
of thirty-fve acres, one rood and twenty-One
perches and corner in the eastern line Of
tract Of land of ninety.fve acres conveyed to
Jonathan B: Cowgirl by the heirs OF William
Overman thence for dividing line between
the divisions Of said Jonathan B. and Charles
G. Cowgirl N. 70 degs., E. 80 poles, passing
few feet south of the homestead spring of said
Charles G. Cowgirl to stone near the north
east corner Of said tract Of thirty-five acres,
one rood and twenty-one perches bearing N.
11H degs., E. 40 links from red oak twenty
six inches in diameter; thence N. 81 degs.,
W. 80 poles to q stone thence N. 82H degs.
E. "a 40 poles to q stone in the line OF the
80 acre tract laid off on the east side in the
interest Of the daughters of said Benz smin
Cowgirl by the terms Of his will thence with
said line N. 1891 degs., W. 52.8 poles to q stone
in the line Of Henry Cowgirl thence with said
line 8. SO degs., W. Al. A poles to Q stone cor.
ner to said Henry Cowgirl thence with an.
other of his lines N. 1311 degrees. W. 354
poles to Q stone, another corner OF said b.
Cowgirl thence with another Of his lines 8.
81 degs., W. 1878 poles to a stone corner to
8. Elton's south side of the Hillsboro and
Petersburg Turnpike road thence with the
line Of said Elton, 8. 1874 degs., E. 55I
poles to stone corner to said Elton and N.
E. corner to said 95 acre tract Of Jonathan
B. Cowgirl, formerly the tract Of VIM. Over
mans heirs; thence with the line Of said
tract g. 12& degs., 101 poles to the begin
ming, containing ninety-fve acres and one
hundred and ffty-two tquare perches more
or lesa.
Said premise has been appraised at twenty
five hundred snd fifty (S2.550) dollars, and
cannot sell for less than two-thirds Of said
appraisement
Terms of Sale Cash on day Of sale.
8. N. PATTON.
Sheriff of Highland County.
J. W. Watts. Attorney
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A Lesson for To-Day.

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Margaret Cooper W. Elizabeth N. Hill ct sl,
Highland Court Of Common Pleas. Case
M Al %
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sHERIFF's SALE.
REAL ESTATE.

LeFevre and Head vs. @. G. Cowgirl ct al.
Highland Court Of Common Pleas. Case
No. 6166.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
THE TRIAL ACTUALLY BEGUN.
MR.. FOX OPENS FOR THE PEOPLE IN
TIE M'LAUGHLIN CASE.

MOTIONS FOR THE DISMISSAL or TIE CASE DE-
MED SOME TESrIMcNT TAKEN YESTERDAY
The jury for the trial of Inspector Mclaughlin.
on a charge OF oXtortion. WAS completed yesterday
IN the Court OF oyer and Tcrmincr before Justice
r,rrctt and the case was opened for the prosecu-
,on by Austen g. Fox ore OF the special prose-
cu;ors. When court opened in the morning there
were eleven sworn jurors In the box, ana one pro-
,isonal juror George ". Walker. grocer, OF NO.
an Ninth-av. The latter was at once challenged
bv the prosecution and the challenge was sus-
tanned Walker testified that he knew two police
captains personally. Ashley c. Jennings, dea'er
in blanks at No 20 Nassau-st.. took walker
olace In the box After recess Mr. Jennings was
sworn In and the jury was complete
colonel James then made a motion that the trial
nroceed no further. on the gIound that the Court
Of oyer and Tcrminer is Illegally constituted. and
has no jurisdiction TO tr, the case. Colonel James
.,id that Justices George l.. Ingraham and George
G. Barrett were members OF the new appellate
division OF the Supreme Court, ana that thcir
descnation dated June (. 1895. and was now IN me
hands Of the Secretary of state. justice Barrett
n,stlce Rarrctt also denied Colonel James's mo-
ton TO dismiss the trial because the proper num-
Der II challenges had not been allowed TO the de-
Mr Fox then opened the case for The people. IS:,
William pe,annter, record clerk at folice Head
quariers was the irst witness called for the prose
cufon. He examined To prove the dat" or NC
,u.,hln's appointment as captain Of the First
Precinct and the transfer OF Ward Man Burhs 10
thu same precinct AT his request - .A
Thomas Galligan. r.. a contractor was then
ahmed by Mr. Fox. and stated that he was en-
enged IN tearing down building at the soht go; wsSt
He testified to having paid money 10 burns ths
ward man. to save himself from being po'hrrei.
intendcnt for Morton x Chesley. contractors. was
the only witness
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
1RNY AND NAVY ORDERS.

1yoehlno,on June (Speclal).-Thcse naval orders
we-e announced TODAY Surgeon Franklin Rogers
detached from the receiving ship wabash ana or
dered 10 the Boston Navy Yard. exchanging hu'y
with Surgeon John l.. Nelson. Ensign w. '. Pratt
ls detached from the Petrol and assigned To th'
Naval Academy. Ensign W. H. o. Billiard is relieved
from service at the Academy and ordered to the
rorship Newark South Atlantic station. per steam
or Of June % from New-York Ensign S H. huri-
burt IL detached from the Naval Academy and as
sigued 10 the Mohicnn. Ensign B. W. Wells from
the Academy and assigned 10 the Thetis
Army orders were issued AZ follows: FIRST Lieu
tenant John r. Thompson. Ordnance bepirt"'h''
is relieved from further duty at headquarters p'-
partrnent OF the Platte and Will report TO the com
mandng general. Department Of the M's'""'' '"r
duty as chief ordnance officer Of that department.
Special order directing Captain Rudolph g. Ebert.
assistant surgeon TO ! port to the commandlS OIL
lcer al Fort Columbus, " Y, for duty AZ th'it
post IL amended direct him TO report to the com
mandng officer at Vancouver Barracks. Washihs-
ton to relieve Captain William H. Arthur. assistant
surgeon. Captain Arthur. on beng reli"Vrd WI" 'c
port to, the commanding officer at Fort 'oinihpus
for duty. The Of leave OF absence on ac-
count Of sickness granted to Lieutenant coionei
James II. Bradford. 18th Infantry. Is further ex-
tended one month on surgeons certificate OF u'si.
bllity. First Lieutenant John w. Ruckman., , ist
Artillery, is detailed 10 attend the encamI'nrn' ol ,ls
lst Regiment Of Light Artillery Ohio National 1unrn
from June 2l to 26 The following transfers IN % thc
2ith Infantry are ordered: First Lieutenant CHARLES
Dodge jr from Company g TO Company h' fnst
Lieutenant Archibald A. Cabanss from Company n
To- Company q: First Lieutenant Arthur G; Ducat
jr. from Company + TO Company l. First lieuten-
ant HsnrE s, C. Ksene j i2 GsP"Trs Tsyma1 an from
one month from july Is is gr.,ated to First I1epten;
ant chdTey wea u saern "a
viii proceed to Philadelphia and Inspect me gen
cral depot Of the quarerinas'er's department. "'
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
rur rpADE IN CHICAGO.

c,,oo. ,,ne fspecaD.-Wheat 'o-ony op a.
so,,,. ., Ic from Tuesday II cosed '"
-, -, a.. eorlv decline recovered 'u'y Wy
,,s,,. cru 16nc &c 1870. sold between '"'o w
49,, c,osod ot Tine On the curb the iee''"s w
c. N. ur,ce getting to 77tsc. The we'.Y -
- ,,i,o,,,s were not bad as expected .'o 'e
, o,,o and Indiana Ind good showers. ne ue,'a'"'
a., ,,, wcrd.s visible supply was only "o''' ~
,n trad. .xpect.d a decrease OF 3oo"''' Inv ''
,,,,rd IN. close seemed lie the resu "' ~"
"a a., imous effort by proicrss'oa ~ -,
an.,,ei 100 100 bushels for export ineie n1 f.,
isheIs .oll nerc Toledo 10000 70 ye,Ion a aia
n,o IN miller. In various directions '.NPo,'
.'vV 10 ss'nonrJ made about 220C CO bushels IN All
,ons ab,, bc over. Juy sold between ootc ana 81 re-
nd closed M 5s,c. The early wcnknrss was on the
a~o,abIcn.ss OF crop bulletins ana on W.. sn"Nrie
'nrourh Indiana and Ohio. The receipts WE
Offerings arrive were ight ihe Inspection
- 2ia cars the estimate for tomcH"" ~" '"'" 'ha-
w. w. we're made Tor IN, 900 bushels. ~, -. T.,
'r. ,alk An onts centred about P~sihe June u1i Iy
,sheis from here New-York having sod 'nht much
re-, fo Julv time Ontr opeheu Easy nlt
...d ,tronr opened at ZVc. ana closed az S.c
,t'r n, cDMc closed at %c'sc hcc"ipts "eI- only
"a cars tho for morrow loo Chaers were
n.se f,r 1876 bushels. Crop bulIehs were uhiaNn-
able . - -. -, ...,. q,,crc ,xer. more hos.
,,an expected for to-day and 1900 for TO morrow
,rccs M the yards Sc TO lOc lower fork at the
-. shoxed from Tuesday OF 5c lard OF DC ribs
- 10 7ixo The Of lard In the world 2J0y0DU
.rces shows increase for the month o lg0O terces
~ the curb puts July wheat closed at !Ghc cas At
sone puts On July closed ct ol,sc calls at S2,sc
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Mother Mature. Ever Fruitful

In enclccnces 10 mankind has given birth 70 one which,
cveloped by art been proiigai in health yielding
benefits TO the race captain commercial
traveller or tourist reckng pleasure and health should
scprovded with this grand botanic restorative
and prcyeutiye Iosetters Stomach Ditters which
.rnc,s ,bc effects Of mainous air and bracksh water
unwhocsonc or unwonted diet exposure the fatigue o
travel md the disturbance Of the stomach caused by
rough weather and sometimes by railway travel
ling over rough rondbcd. Mariners. miners and West
ern pioneers evidence 20 Its defensive
reparntive influence Chs and fever. rhrumatism Ia
activity Of the kidneys bousness dyspepsia and
all relieved by this inoomparaby fine Alternative.
corrective and invigoran which physicians highly
mend
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
o,pp1rN BIDS FAREWELL.

.crr-ArrD BY PRINCIPLE. TIE WILL ALi'" III"
SEAT WITH THE CoMMoNERs TO
PASS FROM HIM
,ao, Tune 5-William O'Bren has issue'
....u,au address TO the electors OF CorK ''ty, ''
..n,ch parliamentary district ne sits IN the ho"s'
y. COMMONS as senior member. In his addhress nc
a avs that he will definitely cease 10 r'P'e7o' ~
civ after June IL
Nv O.Rrien's retirement from the House oi .o,
ors "a due 10 the fact that on June IL ne VIII pc
.,,o,ouv declared a bankrupt. which hccia'"t.o"
lin yacate his seat In Parliament Inc "''''o
~, -. origin In the libel suit brought 'c" yeH'S
~ ago,rst Mr. OBrien by Lord SALISBURY ia'
,cL chance at that time a member OF '''e ~"
Nationalist party acted as Mr.. OBr'ens so".''o''
90 in this capacity incurred law costs ph'a''oc
- s.oo Of which remains unpaid MT 'h""''
,orgbt an action against Mr.. OBrfen 10 recover
,h,s amount and secured Judgment agansd ,t'a' ,ha
NJ O'Irlen declining TO pay on ,h, tI.h I.,nh ,,o ~,
~ coets were incurred in behalf OF tnc lIds i'
1 houd be paid out OF the money knowl Wiz, az 70 70
apnris fund Friends OF Mr.. Ooren VoIu t, ht.
lee tho money and thus save MN irol sn It,, |,
80, hu. Mr. O'Irien declined ther oi'I - % ,s s
s. ~ this claim should be PAID. oihcr ,s
ou,d he started against him to coiiec, Ihry n 10
~ nhinct helng 10 drive him out o ~ n.1, ,,n an,
hn,,Dg him declared bankrupt MT ~ ~ ,' n s" ,a, f
nrantiv believes that his retirement mleht as h.s
he forced now as later. ana consequently -" ~
,ssued the address TO his constituents
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
CLOSING PRICES or SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
BUSINESS At THE EXCHANGES.

~, , :, e,.,ct.,,. h,,... soil N
h"Sh hr"'h'rS ana 81 ''''''
James Buckly plot ~ lots. Size -'- feet IN the
north side ~ Eighty ssvonih-st beginning l62is
49,, -, ,,,.,.r,,,,.,ve Nr Huck,v VIII
'''' "''' '" E'''
erect two hnthouscs, each 81 feet inches.
Iir-h Ur,th.rs hnv. bought 20. southeast cor
,.,.,....'. .,,, -, ,, ,,os,.,i,r,-,v. vacant
''' ~ T'e"'' -''"'" ''' 49,
property. h.ing IN sIe l'Nl'h. four lots
4 II Iil4nu h,. solI No. N0 and 81 West one
tw, fhrce--tory dwellings
""''''" ""' S''''' ',' ~" -,
each -lNl'l 70 Robert ana ANTON" ri'''''
Gum q Grnnt have sold to 'n"ro" h'''"'''
,,...,.r, ,,,rf,,.nt. hot,a. northwest corner Am
, ,,,,l,. 4, and. nr4,-sf siz.
s''iltin ave ana '"' '-"",'''' az" " IN. b..
~ llN,0 iN"1H. fur about N''v ih' "'"'"B :"
,,t ,.f .n,url.f.l
go, t. ,...,.r.l,v o, lo,h the
There were falr crlWI' y'H'''"HS "' "'" .
auction. rooms. VI M, Lb,fy-.' exchange the
.,,..,,s consisted of unimprDyrl property
""'''''' ''' '' ,, r,. hI
located IN i'' n"''h''h P''' "' ,'' wv -. ,,'i
.fIr. ~. lul and tffrI ~ number OF Ihft'i1 Hh'
n..n .s.d fls h,llncr was NlthlrnNn, us th' own
a.. ~. uraIIIn. They should ~, disposed ~ Al
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
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l8 CORTLANDT STREET.
TROUBLE FOR THE SULTAN.
A TURKISH OFFICER ASSAULTS A FRENCH
CITIZEN WITH HIS SWORD.

THE ARMENIAN AFFAIR AT A sTANDsT1Il~wHY
THE BEDoUINs ATTACKED THE CoNsuLs-
A PANIC PREVAILS AT JEDDAI-is
RUSSIA BACKING THE PORTE?
Constantinople, June 5.-The Porte has become
involved in an additional diplomatic compica-
,on arising from the woundng of an officer of
a French steamer by Turkish officer and the
subseouent arrest Of IT, Turk. The Turkish
officer who was travelling on the steamer from
Trebizond to Constantnople. refused to pay the
r.ou,red sum for the transportation Of excessive
luggage In the course of the ensuing alterca-
,,on the Turkish officer wounded one of the ships
officers with his sword. The Turkish officer was
Immediately put under arrest and detained on
board after the arrival of the steamer at Con-
stantinople The matter was reported TO NJ.
Caubon the French Ambassador. who has de-
,oanded satisfaction from the Porte for the
wounding of a French citizen.
Affairs in regard to the Armenian situation be-
tueen the Porte and the Powers are at stand
still. owing to the fact that the representatives
of the Powers party 10 the proposed rerogahiza-
tion of the Armenian administration are await
ing instructions from thei~ respective govern
ments In the mean time the refusal of the Porte
70 acquiesce in the proposed foreign control OF
Armenia is regarded stroke Of success on
tho mart of Grand NiZer Djevad fasha, "hiCii
has aVerted his resignation ana the consequent
changes in the Turkish Ministry.
The chief causes Of the aggressiveness or the
Bedouins at Jeddah are Their objection TO tne
quarantine measures adopted against pilgrims 10
and from Mecca especially the latter ana tne
erection of huts for the rae OF pilgrims outslue
The cities of Jeddah and Mecca. Tn"s" measures
are strenuously opposed by the fanatlcal bedou-
ins who have no hesitancy IN resortlns 10 Nio-
Ience in the demonstration OF their opposuoh
Iedlah June 6.-The British twin-screw cruiser
Pioue mounting eight guns. mas arrived mere
London June "a dispatch TO The "ope
from Constantinople says that panic preV"iis
in Jeddah and that the Europeans there nave
taken refuge on board the foreign vessels IN tlr
barbor fearing that they will be attacked py 'h'
I,ecouins. - A., ,.,,,o,,,
The Turkish Ambassador had long in'erVe"
with the authorities Of the Foreign once ''''S
afternoon, .,., 90, tho
"The PaI Mall Gazette" In nm article on me
Armenian situation. expresses belief thnt hustl"
is behind the sultan and that thrr" u MUG IN
ccntiv. for ANYBODY TO spend their strength 10
,yo,cc, such a race The Arm"nlaiH. Ih'i'-
tnre Fneishmcn ought 10 listen 20 faf"'lhg
s,e,csn,en Ike Lord Salisbury ana not CIV" h''u
a. Turcophobe zcalots who are going bhhdio'd
into chaos, . ..., ., ,.,,. ,,,,ort.,
',,,incos is not really a serious as the news
uaper agents declare IL TO De-