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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-01-03
SAUMENIG 6 DUNN,
zhNESYILLF, OIL
sE'E-;c YOUR OUTING on TIE CITY
LAKES.

Visit picturesque Mactinac IGlard. tt
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Tor the ro,lnd trip, inc- -uding meals ari
beTtlis. Avoid the heat and dust by travel.
ing on The D. s. c. floating palaces Tie
attractions CT Q trip to the fEacl;i5ac region
are unsurpassed. The island Itself i; i
grand romantic spot. lis climate rost il
vlgorating. Two new steel passenger
steamers have Just been built for tic
upper lake route, costing $500. Coo each.
They are equipped with every ;y.cJe-,i
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These steamers fayGrabiy compare with
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-01-03
STATE oE OE1o, Hooking County. IS

STATE OH1o, Hooking County,
Nelson Auditor of Hooking County Ohio do hereby
certify the of Delinquent lands
and of lots returned by the Treasurer OF said County for the
unpaid of charged penalty of l5 together with the
of the year allc, wit For the 1894.
Witness Official signature this 27th day of August AID 1894
NEsoN AEisRRoNG,
Auditor o Hooking County, O.
And hereby the l
lots, much will be
and penalty charged thereon will be sold by the County Treasurer
the Court House said County the third Tuesday January a. D.
1885, hat being 18th da" of said MONTH, unless said and
penalty he paid before that time and that the sale will he continued
the said lots OF lots shall
have been sold or offered for sale.
NELSON ARMSTRONG;
Audi of Hooking County, Ohio
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the whole family.
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Rates OF ADsEEr1sINe
Ue'Tnquent ak Sale.

The OF
County o Hooking ONO N"te-
the 1898,
with penalty
ear added, 10 W ui
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when the law, such a. excited. was but
imperfsctly Administered, and when
besides the so.cAlled higher glasses Of
the people considered themselves In
certain measure above the law, II was
the rule 10 unsheath the sword on the
slightest provocation. Dueling was
the sport Of tho tyrants Of tho past. l.
h. - be trmem erred, however, tha'
with all II. "boauti ul feitures" 70 be.
l1ngs entirely T. one Of the moot dark
periods Of the human family No
trace u lis found In the history OF tue
ancient classical nations. 10 was I'M
known among the noble Auglo.SaNons
until introduced from some bafbsf0us
source. &c ouly h5urshci together
with supestiiion. Ignorance and op.
preston. Az soon No Tho nations were
omauclpated 10 was ffownci down, and
,hrfs D. not today civilized nation
that ruls tho seal Of legality on that
mode of settling disputes. In 20 far A.
itstli exlsts, II remains 10 violation Of
law, a veri,sblo relic n bafbatism.
The question = seTious. Those who
nippantly pfouls.m the doctrine Of law.
lessness canuo, escape responsibility
for much Of H. A. long Ne the minds
Of the young people periodically ate
being filed VITA the idea tha' 1t II
quite "corfcol" 10 rosou 10 illegal
methods, anu that, too, for the purpose
Of avenging on an innocent Iorson "a
supposed slanderous word, spoken per.
haps In a moment Of th0ughtlesshoss,
20 long there will be- found among
them Individuals but too ready 10 fol.
low that c5ufsc. And tue logic Of evil
viii not stop at that. 10 Will carry
some Of them TO a plint where their
ambition can be satisfied with rothiug
less than defiance 10 all legal authority.
They will become outlaws, hunting
aud bunteJ, their hands stained IN the
crimson blood VI their iuliowmeu. Evil
consequences always result irom false
principles.
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ILLlNOI, "RAlL MAR.v


The reports from Spring Valley are
about a. contradictory as were ths dis.
patches sent OUT from JacEson's Hole
concerning the expected outbreak o.
BauAook lndiaus. The former place,
however, has been the scene Of many
riot. anu some bloodshod, aud II would
therefore surprise nobody II another
riot should take place Of more serious
nature than any previously put on
record In that place.
According to tue testimony Of the
niue owners In the locality the
white labot,rs employed, and patlicu.
larry the ltalians, have for years past
been 80 riOtous and turbulent that the
operators have been forced TO employ
negroes ~ means " Avefting strikes
aud other troubles. The negroes are
known to be quiet, dooilo ana peace.
ful class, EXCEPT for An occasional
quarrel among themselves. The
white min'n look upon the ne.
gtoes M in,ruj"rs, aud these
were therefore assaulted, with the
result that some blood was split, The
colorcd people In other places OF Illinois
then assembled In MACS meetings anu
declared themselves ready 10 go TO the
assistance Of their brethren In Spring
Valley, uulcss the proper authoritio'
took prompt steps to protect them In
their rights. They are said to be arm
Ing themselves, anu the situation Is
undoubtedly critical.
1, appears from all accounts that the
trouble Is not only one Of race, hut OF
labor Whenever employers call In
nou.unlon men 10 take the vacated
places Of strikers, the latter consider
themselves treated with Injustice, anu
wheR tho substitutes belong TO th'
c0lored race, they deem II perirc
outrage. This seems to be the origin
OF the trouble.
The authorities should hasten Il
prevent any rash act ON thelpArI Of IA,
party evidently subjected to uujus
Treatment, by taxing prompt aud ell
Client steps ior the protection Of thl
rights Of all. The state Of lllinois hRl
10 the past had scenes OF carnage with
Ia her boundaries that might hay,
been avcrtuj, hal principles OF mono
and justice prevailed. THIS time citi
lsns, It Seems, pray for protection
against aliens. Their petition should
not DO spurnoL until too late to proven
| further outbreaks.
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Notice TO Water Consumers.

The city ordinance relating 10 wat,f
departmvt Ia psit ~ as f0liOwU
Ssc. l, II any water taket shall waste
water, or allow 10 q be- wasted by
negligence, surh ~ impufl, c. stoIs VI
valves, OF lDNky i0luts OF piprt, or a.
lowing tanks 10 leak or u Oycitl w, o.
was,eiully run II through basins or
other apparatus, or use the waller Tot
purposes other than those Tor which
they have paid, OF IN violation oi Tho
rules ana regulations Tor controlling
the water supply, And The provisions
OF this ordinance, he shuil be liable 10
n hps OF not TO exceed twenty-five dol.
lars for each offence, and the water
may be cut Oh from such water tAkrT,
snd all payments forfeited, unless such
person shall promptly pay SUCH a1di.
uonal charges a. mny DO Imposed by
the suucrint0udeut.
The city II hereby divided into two
spriukling districts. All that portion
Of the city lying east ami north u the
following b1unGErles II hereby made
and declared 10 be the upper sptinkliug
district, l0'wll; Commencing ut the
intersection OF First Nest nud Sayen IA
North streets, nui running thence
south ElguE said Fret West street "
Sfuonu North street, thence oasI alo z
said Second North Street 10 Apple
street, thence sOutheasterly along
Apple street TO Fret North street,
thence esst along Fret North street 10
East Tempis street, thence south
along East Temple street to
NOTth Temple street, thence
east along North Temple street to
Fret Ept street, theuce south along
First Last street 10 South Temple
street, thence east along South Tenn VI .
street ~ sixth East street, thence
south along sixth East street " Liberty
Park, Aud oil TeTaouR taxing water
from the mains on South Temple street,
east VI First East street, aud those
taking from thr main Un Sixth East
street, HhHll be leem.d 10 belong 10
said upper district.
Al that roTliou OF tue city lying
west and south OF the fOftgolnV
boundaries IL hereby made anu de,
olated 10 DO the lower spTlnkling
district,
SprinkleIs for lawns, sidewalks,
streets, windows aud 'f5n1, in the
upper district, must BE- I-s1 only be-
tween the hours Of 1au4 , .'Clgck am,
aud : ami 5 o'clock TO-, and In the
lower district between the buuts Of S
aud Do 'g.8cE a. ~ ald and o
O'Clock b.. -I. I4rlg the mOuths VI
july A4l.t. -HEIsmIer anu October
~ sal. .saf Unity minutes tlmy
sara Jay sgt4 be- allowed Tor tue
sgf.EHIII -Ach 100 square yards VI
AVA sls Iaper district, aud twenty
1l.e...t each day fJr the same area In
Tls HHf district,
JEIlE 10 the scarcity " water the
attention VI Cousumrts II called 10 the
A0syc Ofli anCe, which w,li DO ttrictly
enforced. j. u. DAILY,
Supi. Hgterw0tks.
SALT LAKE CITY, Au, ., 1895,
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which have been dominant la Ger.
tain acu; the application Of the law,
and the distinctions OF responsibility
and accountability; the distinctions o.
science M TO the meaning Of certain
facts, or the recognition and dis.
elimination Of facts from the mass
VI statements. To this incapacity
arc added the passionate appeals Of
opposing counsel, who draw the most op.
posite conclusions from the same set Of
acts. Then the Judge charges the
JUROR that II they ind such ana such
conditions u be true, hey shall bring
IN such aud such verdict; ami n
tuch and such conditions are not true,
another verdict nust 10 given. his
tritga them into state Of the mist
bUwilJeriug oenlusiOn, from which
only the trsinei Judge could cK'ticaie
himseli, anu the wonder u ihR they
are abIe 10 reach any verde, that even
sppfoK mates the levels OF human
justice.
These ara the facts, discussed from
mspy different atlitudes, that DR..
CTOthers deals with from the plano Oi
medical science. lie rays that a
chief cause VI trouble lies IN the
further fact that practically
and literally the twelve mon Of
uuoeTtAin Intelligence, and doubtful
capacity aud training cp,cuIial TO de.
itrminu the disputed quis Ions, are
placed In tho most aIyufsn hygienic
conditions ir healthy brain anu func.
tionsl activity. SuppOtng these
men to have fair average IT,
ielligence with honesty Of Iut'
p1ss,tnoy are placed always In close,
badly ventilated courtroom, AMI arc
obliged 10 sii IN one place for five or
six hours Jay; In cases OF capital
crime they arc housed Nj some hotel ut
highland have charged diet, changed
sleeping f.ous, imperfect exercise,
c lniiuuuuo muutalstrain, AMI this may
no continue Tot week, ten days, Or
even longer Intelligent and suuuI
brain reasoning, says the oct5r, Utc
Impossible under these conditions.
Ia thcte respects DE- CIoihCs
makes outa very strong case, citing
Illustrations Of 40 eiicOts, mental All
pbysical, upon Iufois, uuifainoi In
that particular class u worb, who
have been called 10 perform ,ne duty.
His view oi the question /. cas- that II
ontitlod to consideration, Nud the It.
formers Of tue Jury System Mt lonst
should Insist upln and fnd general
support tor those methods which Will
place Jurors Ia n situation where they
eau at lea he Rblo to nc, normally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-08
A PROBLEM 10 M SOLVED.

The people Of Twiggs county, Geof-
gla, are IN a state OF excitement ON
acc unit Of death sentence passed on
"a woman c1n ictod OF having muir.
deTed her HUSBAND. Petitions were
siat,od In the larger oiiics Of the tlsto
tl tho governor asking him To com.
mute the sentence, anu letters are now
coming In from aIl parts Of the coun-
Try with tue same request and protest.
ing against this execution VI u murder.
ess, because Of her ser.
This question, painfully unpleasant
though It be, Ia one that must be faced
aud answered one way or the other, at
no distant tlmr. students OF criminal
ogy maintain that women, criminAlly
inclined, "aro especially clever In
instiggting Others to the c mmisslon OF
crime, using them gs ca,spaws or
agents, ryajiug direct responsibility
themselves, auI being slrenuou8ly
persistent Ia douisl, Ia obstinate refusal
10 eonioss." Under tho now
conditions apparently now confront,
INK the world, this trait will
undoubtedly almost disappear, aud the
"uew" criminal woman will come on
the stage Ia all the Independence VI
her male brother, welding her own
knife or pl,tol or poison, ~ the csse
may be. Shs wilIno buggr feel ths
need Of acting through the medium Of
another As n consequence, tue nd.
mlnistTatofs OF the law viii pe called
upon Ia the future to deal with more
cases OF female offenders than former.
~. For this reason, tue question Of
bow LAT Justice must be- carried out
irrespective Of sea Il ono that neces.
sarily arises gut OF the changed con.
diIlous, ant 1t will demand Ru adjust.
meut a. soon as the transiarmAtiUn
| period shall have been passed and
stability on the Aow foundations Oh.
tanned.
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The RIO GrsnJc Western Railway
agents will, beginning Un July LIT, sell
excursion tickets h. GienwOpI SU.ingz
aud return via the Dsuytr & RIO
Gaude Railroad, at 5000. lHsse
tickets will be 90 Il thpp days ifoM
date OF sals, ana viii include two days
board at the Hotel Colorado, ami two
baths IN the famous GlonwO1 20 Syringe.
The Hotel Colorado, at Glenwo, d
Springs, ~ the finest and beet hotel In
ColuFauO,
The Rio Grande Western AGENTS will
also sell excursion tickets 10 GlsDwond
Spriugs, via the fAmOus Denver d II o
Gfnnde Railroad, good i'trtY JAYS fUr
$1,000, or sixty dAvs Tor 0 ul.
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Tho IiOHesr Prsss is decidedly light
IN holding that the precedent eslEb.
lishsl Ia Cuioag0 Of bvatilg husband
Tor alleged sIanIer0us remarks ~ his
wife should DO repuilataI. Lawltss
Individuals ought % be made o. feel
the sting Of public yi-hppr9yal whst.
I'VE, they operate, IN Chicago or else.
where. Woman IL no longer supposed
10 bs IN iuesp usiblu being, the
1rOp rly oip man who must eccouut
or her wU.ds ali Rcg-; she Is 10th
willing aud capable TO take her own
responsibility nke rational agent,
kut even II this were not 10, persons
whO take the law In their owu hHuds,
slgyating their brutality 10 the seat Of
,hc Judge, hlIing the jury box witt
heir unbrldled passions ami taking
vengeance according II the verdict
md sentence thus Oblsiupd, are a.
dangerous TO the morals OF the people
md the fee Institutions Of he county,
N any anarchist that evUt escaped
tgRl prosecution.
II Is net denied that In agos pact,
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Rocky nouut,tn nrI Telephone 90. ,
Telephone building State Street, Salt
Lake cay, Utah.
License NJ tho American Bell Tel.
,upuuo Company Tor Idaho, Montana,
utan ami Wyoming.
We offer exchange instruments In
bll places where We have exchange,
NJ q yearly Iuutl ~ from $500 .uf.
Wltis.
our toll lines connect all the large
places,
pava'c line instruments 90 h7...
able terms,
All forms OF hicfolh1uo ira14m|-
tors aud contact telephone. are -aa-
lTal.ul by me AUrr.rag BE-. Ea.a-
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tROM ANormrn rOlNr OF yI1o

The Jury system In this country has
been freely discussed Of late, and tho
advocacy OF it, abolition II growing
vigorous. The chief objection to It l. In
the miscarriage " justice which comes
before the people % often, IayliculaTly
where criminals iail TO receive the Just
reward OF their crimcs. The frtluuu {
whimsical aud Illogical yoriicls zen.
dcrcd have arTaytd as;rung opposition
10 tue system snI created a demand
for change. that viii result more iu
line with just &C and equity.
Entering upon the 81 cu-sion OF tn.
subject, uE 4. d. Ciolners, Ia the
Popular Science N0UMy, takes new
view OF unpleasant lhases u the jury
sys en-, by considering 81 from Iur,-
iy scientific standpoint which assumes
to furnish roasons why jury, syIectcl
NJ the law now C0Itvmpplrs, BE- men.
tally iu nislrut to desl with tho i,su,.
ordinarily presented iu long ana
closely contested uIaI The doctor
mnkts the statement lubl while luu
average twelve men Wyu.ualy inc.
rrlont naturally, ta,y atr a-9 Taca
In the worst p9'sIbIe U.r.Ul.u.
surroundings 90 even exc. 80 average
q mm"u suu'. 900 hug Disputes case.
Dealing la. 3 sllh l.c mater of
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The direct line to Kansas City, 81.
Louis and Atlantic seNnoafd. II via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping aud chair
cgrs, and all connections made In
Union depots In the DAY time. II you
are going East and care Tor u daylight
ride through the prandest SCI. cry Of
tho Rocky MnuutHins on route, SEQ
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively free to holders Of regular
train tickeip.
:. V. DERRAII, G. +, y T.. A.,
II MoTiau Block, S,lt LIso CITY.
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And pstronOE WuH wnr sputna the
coal mblae sud sells bio coat uTUu
BIS merits, Hu sells mo C.l,tf4Ira
iumr ~ 90; nut 81 OJ. J, W, VIA tg
n'ad, IT,, hi,r 5h west, ntuluI ruulu.
prltuuuut bU-.
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The D.Amgp1. SgretwHtrr, Rock
Springs ooals btr too hot TOT the coal
combius 70 irc. = out | am the sole
gent for these celebrated coals. save
90 cents per ton and buy Of J. w.
Whitehead, JT, - west, second south
Street. Telephone COS.
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BEGINNING MAY ist, every hHt
customer will be given ten per seq l
discount on his purchase E'eiy w
lieth customer will get discount "
50 per cent. Every one hundfrlh guy
toner will have the entire amount :,
his purchase refunded. EyeB W.
hundredth customer will get u"
bicycle free. al
Count Is made from the payment %
order, Our goods and prices are AV'''
lutely correct.
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a fragrant a.4 aalne perfume.
Cont url sale 80 90 cents an ounce,
regular luge lH cf.t.,
iEHILIY a HIM,
DruggsJa, T. ,ytlicr come.
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sure extormiuntof, at GOdbe Pitts
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Tho urstArr rvrsiss NEus Ia r.H.isarl HI.ir
e4li,y Gtraptaf, % aHusf south aud Lasi Tempe
ftrHfIa. SALE lake Dfy.
nam Eiiu1n a. $50 g. m. Regular Edltina o.
tU'rIHHt.
Tta Drrrrr ervi Wrrrtr Srvs is puhisa.'
o. TussIa, and Friday 90 Ut.h wefk.
Tho ur.nurr WyEEtr 600 magazine form ia ll'.
IA q every SATURDAY..
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Excursion e. rUstur, NuEust - 90 80,
Vim MIr Anlnn rnrLM-.

Tive unio. Pacific viii sell ,Ncu.,
sion tIcbrts 10 B0ytou, Musf,, ou al. W
Iates nt 500 Us, zoo returning Until
October q, For particulars cail At ely
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CITY Subscribers VII Kindly NOTIFY . Dunbar,
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The Srvs IL on sala IT che principal lIaif'', ffH'
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SALTAlR TRAINS ON Paue 8

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The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-03-14

The Indiana legislature broke up in
in political row last Monday eve
ming. The governor vetoed bill to
supplant IL democrat and undertook to
time went out by limitation, in order
that the house could not pass the veto
over his head The secretary who was
to deliver the bill was locked up in the
elevator, and the general scuffle was
to keep the bill from being delivered.
The republicans gained1the victory.