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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-05-07
SATURDAY., June 6. 1896,


for. the purpose of selecting the candidate
of Hooking Countp for Judge of the Court OF
Common Pleas for this District. at the Ju-
diciaI Convention to be held In Logan, on
June l6 1896.
1t is ordered that none but known Demo-
Gratis shall be allowed to vote at the election.
1t is ordered that the polls shall be opeh
from O'Clock n. ns.. until O'Clock p. IN.
1t is ordered that the names of all candi
dates shall be printed on all the tickets.
The Supervisors of the election shall take
charge OF the returns, and deliver them 10
the Chairman of the Central G mmittee,
who in open meeting in Logan at o'clock
on Monday June 8. 1896, shall canvass the
vote and declare the result.
The Supervisors are as follows and the vot-
ing places at the usual places OF holding
elections except as is specified below:
Falls and Logan, Auditors Office,
Jonathan Shaw
Gore ........John L. Nutter
Green, lst precinct, Wm. woodruff
Green, I'd precInct,....... Herman Ge1secke
Good Hope.......,... III. Mliier
Laurel....... keller
Marion, Martln
Perry Ist precinct ......... -. A. McClelland
Laureivilie and Laurelville Ere
cinct, ut Laurelville,..... Daniel Hostler
Salt Creek.................. .....John w. Bulter
Starr ............... ........ThOmas ONeill
Murray City Precinct..............L. NJ. Redfern
New Pittsburg, Orbiston. jobs and
Brashears, vote at Jobs. George McIpIire
Ga rbon Hill ....... .... ID. NJ. Soliday
Washington ...C.F r Brandt
A. L. O'NEILL, d. II. LAPPEN.
Secretary. Chairman.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-05-07

Our Chidrens Department a immense, embracing suits
for the little children from years old up. We also
headquarters for Mems Working Pants Jackets Overais.
Ask for the "Never Rip overalls and pants.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-05-07

New charge of time on G. III.
". & 7. Ry, Sunday, April 19.
Trains leave for Straitsville $40 a m,
1880 and 6:15 p m; arrive $40 M,
1925 and 4:05 P M. New train for
Wellston 7:15 a M. The S:12 p m,
train FOR Jackson has been discon-
tiuued. New train for Athens arrive
at Logan sos N; other trains as
heretofore.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-05-07

tons of that charitable spirit which
prompts kind and comfortable Home
for the orphan and the poor.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-05-07

Everybody is well pleased with the splendid showing
make this in Ideal Stock of New Spring and
Summer Clothing. No matter how critical Judge of val
be; matter how intense your desire
omze stock makes you it's firm friend by the power
Honest Quality Perfect Assortment and Low prices If
want the satisfaction of having the latest STYLE you
practice the wisdom Of getting the best you certainly
want to see our Seasonable Line of
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-05-07
Men sand Boys Clothing, Elhliil|l 9,

Hats and Furnishing Goods. We making history with
this Grand Stock. People going to talk long time
about the goods bought of during the of 96 The
Oldest nhabitant them fine. The most fash
ionable man in town them stylish The man
with moderate means clothing so cheap The
competition can't see how we do it.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-05-07
j. NJ. FLOYD,
d. II. LAPPEN,
G. V. WRIGHT.

The report of the committee was
adopted. On motion the convention
adjourned.
c. H. BUERuAUs Chm.
J. B. DoLLisON Sect'v.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-05-07

lOLal o't
JAMES CAREN NJ A. SMALLEY,
Secretary. Chairman
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22

CaktiIio. were WITH Nncco- toisT 'st e.
vera makcs particular mention In his
report Of the second squadron Of cav
airy. which made brilliant charge
against the enemy. He adds that while
passing the forces Of Maceo on Feb
runiy -. near Napor. his troops fired
on the Insurgents, killing five and
rVon.dine re. Gen. Echegne reports
that body OF rebels attacked train
on which his brigade was irnveiing
'rhe scene OF the attack was near Mo
lima. which is between Palenkue and
Meiina. The train was not stopped
The rebels evidently mistook II or q
train conveying merchandise and ia
tended TO loot il. When they discovered
their error. they fed. not being in
force strong enough TO cope with the
brigade.
1t is now reported that Maceo Inns
succeeded IN crossing the military Inc
drawn across the island TO prevent bis
escape from the province OF Pinar del
Rio; that he has passed between Nsp.
tuno and Waterloo. on the south coast,
and has entered the province Of La
yana. The widespread and destructive
activity of the insurgents in mataiz.sis
and Havana provinces continues ma
bated.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22
CARNEGIE BLAcKBALLEo.

Millionaire Refused Membership in the
Cleveland Chamber OF Commerce.
Cleveland, o., Feb. 10.--Andrew Car
negie, the Pittsburgh millionaire, was
refused honorary membership in the
Cleveland chamber of commerce Tues
day night. Mr.. Carnegie has long been
an active correspondent OF the chamber
and has spoken before IL on two occa-
sions. The cause OF his defeat has
created sensation in this city. When
j. q. w. Cowles presented Carnegie's
mime Mr.. l.. a. Russell delivered Bit
ter speech against Carnegie, whom he
denounced as an nppressor of the poor.
and challenged anyone 10 dispute the
statement.
The chamber OF eommerc, is digni.
fed body, but the s"ene that ensued
was much like squabble la political
convention Some business men sided
with Carnegie. bu' more opposed him.
Amidst much confusion. secret bal
lot was orGci cd. wi+k the result as an
nounced by President Wilson M. Day,
of the chamber, that Andrew Carnegie
had been blackbailed frcm membership
h. the Cleveland chamber of commerce.
The action Of the chamber is an inn
mense surprise TO the general public,
as IL was supposed the business men
here looked upon Carnegie MS "A sort OF
commercial demigod. Other impor-
tant matters were to have come before
the chamber. but the Carnegie action
so flabbergasted everybody that the
meeting adjourned without further
action. Socialists throughout the city
look upon the chambers nctlcn as an
affair of most momentous Importance.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22

Alleged Barn-Burner Gives Kentucky
Mob tho slip.

MOD INC SIP
Lexington. KY, Feb. 1S..-A mob of
20 masked men attacked ths Wayne
county jail at Monticello ut an early
hour Sunday morning. The jailer was
oyerpowered. his keys taken away, the
cells unlocked and Fountain Martin
and James Troxell (whitc men). who
were arrested several weeks ago
charged with burning the Darn OF Bon
ME Bates, were taken from the prison.
The men were carried to a point near
Stenbenville. where, in a little grove,
the body OF Martin WIS found. cold in
death, hanging from a limb. He had
no coat, hat or shoes.
Troxeil appeared at farmhouse
three miles from the scene of the hang
ing and got breakfast Sunday morn
ing. He said that while the mob was
hanging Martin, he made his escape in
the darkness. This was the third at
tempt to lynch Troxell. Three weeks
ago he WIS taken from his home by a
mob and hung TO a tree until he was
nearly dead. in order that he might
confess 10 the burning OF Bates barn
or tell who did IL. He swore out war
rants the next day for n number OF
prominent men in and around Steuben-
vile, but he never appeared against
them, and he was later placed in jail
with Martin, who had at first been
charged with burning the ratcs barn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22
pemand Avn pefaulled nona..

Washington, Feb. IS. j. I'ierpont
Morgan has made special demand for
all defauiled bonds of the recent is
sue under his blanket bid of 11O.6s77.
Secretary Carlisle has taken the de-
mand under advisement. but will not be
able to render decision until the treas
ury Is advised OF the number of bonds
in default. II Is known. however. OH
cially. that William Graves aud assoc
ciatcs OF New York have defaulicd 10
the extent OF Si.500.00o. Their bid was
115.33pi. n Is not believed that any
considerable number OF other bond
bidders have defaulted.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22
colo FoR rae BONDS.
SO Far s7s.ooo.oo Have Been Paid I'm
on the New Issue.

30 EfrsO0VsVNV NAtt bNtAA h'AsN a.
on the New Issue.
Washington, Feb. 20.-The treasury
gold reserve at the close OF business
Wednesday stood at sol ,442,S20. The
Withdrawals for the day amounted 70
S633, 900. Up Go the close OF business, as
reported 10 the treasury, Sss,00O,0oo
have been paid i'm on the recent bond
account. of which $5s,00o.O00 have been
taken up" in the treasury figures, and
$50. 000, 900 still remain In national bank
repositories.
Messrs. J. T.. Morgan & Co, and aHso-
cintes, under their bid for Si00.e0O,00O
OF the bonds. are entitled TO receive
bonds of the face value on about ST.
100000 in addition TO those which they
have already beennotified. This give
Mr. Morgan about S3S,oo0,000 CT the
new bond issue.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22
UNCLE SANS eonDs.

There were o.077 separate bids re-
ccivcd for bonds In the last issue.
Tile total amount OF bonds rub
scribcd for "a the last popular loan was
S55s. 260.s
One hundred and ten o. better was
offered for over S40o 100000 worth OF
bonds In the recent popular issue.
The people of New York city asked
for 5000. 100000 worth Of bonds of the
recent issue.
Europeans sent In bids for over $780,
100000 OF The recent issue OF American
bonds
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22
RATE is ALL RIGHT.
National Grand Army Encampment WIN
Bo Held In 81. Paul.

National Grand Army Encampmcnt WIN
lie Held in -. Paul
indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 4 ;. - Irwin
Robbins. adutant 10 Communicating
Chief Walker. OF the Grand Army OF
the Repubnc, announces that II is prac.
tically setsied that tho national en-
eanipment will be held N 81. raul. in
accordance with the original plan. Two
81 the railroads leading from Chicago
TO ST. Paul. ne says, have made favor
able rates and satisfactory extension OF
Tine, and Il - believed they will be
able to carry the veterans cen II other
roads do not make concess ons. The
meeting Of the council of ndministra-
ton that was TO have been held next
week for tlic purpose OF selecting n
new city mas been abandoned.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22
A SAD SUICIDE.
Dependent Husband shoots Himself
While In the Arms of His Wife.


While In the Arms of His Wife.
New York. Feb. 20.--James Mozart
ney, bartender, shot himself through
the head in his apartments at al
Tenth avenue early Wednesday morn
ing while standing with his wifes
arms around his neck. Their six
children were asleep I'm the next room
at the time. Mccartney lost his posi-
ton a month ago, and since then was
unable to find work. His small earn
ings were quickly used mp. and Tues
day iisEossess notice was lett at his
fiat. Mccartney saw 1t when he re-
turned home after midnight and
turned ta go out again. His wife
threw her arms around him 10 detain
him. As che stood beside him. sob
bling upon his shoulder. ne quirtiy
drew pistol from his waist coat peck
ct and shot himself through the brain.
falling dead with the woman sail
clinging 10 his corps.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22

$t<< Unite Fnrces ana sweep over CHI
cago and Vicinity.
Chicago, Feb iY.--Cticag has never
before experienced IN winter storm
like the one that swept ov"- the city
Tuesday e.en,ng. II was one of min
cled dust and srcw that blinded the eyes
OF those who happened TO be out Of
doors. and covered bats and coats with
mud. Outside rcp~rt- indicate that
the storm. with it's accompanying Pc
culiarities OF mnc and sand, was gen
cral throughout northcra Illinois,
Wisconsin, Minnesota and Town
A late report from ST. Paul offered
an explanation that seemed plausible.
In the region about Winona, Saltwater.
Mankato, and Mortified, Mimi, the
ground has been entirely bare for sew
eral weeks. When the storm came the
dust wns caught up and driven by the
winds southwark.
There was a heavy fall OF snow, APP
parent.y. made almost binding by
stiff southwest wind. Each particular
flake was laden with what seemed TO
be ordinary mud. and as il fell on the
clothing or those who happened TO be
on the streets ITS trace was seen In a
small blotch of dark yellow dirt.
The streets down town were crowded
when the dust-laden snow first began
TO fall. Pedestrians remarked on Tho
curious color OF the ground. Gov.
cred as IL was with the par.
ticles of frozen mud and water. and
then, CHANGING at their clothing, they
saw an explanation. Their garments
had the appearance OF having been COW
cred with dust and then sprinkled with
water. When dried the dirt was easily
removed, and no stain was left
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22

Murad hey Convicted OF Treason for At.
lacking the sultan.

NAhfNu hsJ tohftttto Oh ifthsou Tor Al
lacking the sultan.
London. Feb. ia dispatch to tho
Central News from Constantinople says
that Murad Bey, late imperial commits
sioner Of the Ottoman diet. who fed
for his life from Constantinoplc about
the time little" Said Pasha sought
refuge Mt the British embassy, and who
has sought refuge in Egypt, has been
convicted In his absence Of treason and
sentenced TO death for issuing attacks
on the sultan. Murad Bey. after is
suing pamphlet in Paris against the
sultan. took up his residence in Cairo,
there TO direct the Arabic press cam
pnign against the Ottoman ruler. Tho
Sultan recently demanded that the
Egyptian government should turn Mu-
rad Bey over 10 him for punishment.
The government consulted with Lord
Cromp, the British diplomatic agent at
Cairo, and then refused to extradite
q man who, the government said, was
guilty OF no crime against common
law
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22
PARDoNED.
President Dole Lenient Towards Queen
Liiiuokaiani.

Liiiuokalani.
San Francisco. Feb. IL. - Adyices
from Honolulu, dated February s, are
as follows: Mrs Liliuolxalani Dominis.
ex-queen of Hawaii, has been granted
an almost unconditional pardon for her
participation LA the uprising of Janu-
airy. 1895. The document reads as fol-
lows:
Executive Mansion. Honolulu. Feb z,
1S96.-Mrs Illluokalnnl Dominis, madame
with the advice OF the cabinet, | taka
pleasure In modifying the restriction placed
Upon your freedom at the time Of your re-
lease from confinement. Until further mo-
tice. only the observance on your part OF
the following conditions will be required
by the government: Not TO leave the
island OF Oahu without the consent OF the
president or a member Of the cabinet. / de-
sire 20 express my appreciation OF the good
faith with which you have observed tho
requirements OF "A former letter. (Signed)
SANFORD -. DOLE"
IL was intended that the pardon
should be granted on January IL, tho
anniversary OF the overthrow of the
monarchy, but, tearing that its receipt
might prove distasteful TO the ex-queen
ON such date, President Dcle's return
was awaited. The president reached
Honolulu January 4, after pleasant
tour Of the islands, during the course
OF which he was the recipient Of many
fiattering testimonials.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22
TRAGEDY IN MILWAUKEE.
An Aged aIan Kills Ills Female Soighbor
and Himself.

Milwaukee. Feb. 20.--rhc little four
room cottage al No. IL Plymouth av-
enue was the scene OF a double tragedy
Wednesday noon. Jacob Moscr, 05
years OF age, one of the tenants, shot
and killed his ncighbor. Mrs. Mar
guerite Senger, aged 80. who lives in
the same house. and then shot himself.
The two families have been on unfriend-
ly terms for some time, and the man
went To- the rear door Of the house,
and, walking into the woman's kitchen,
exchanged u few words with her then
drawing a revolver shot her through
the neck. He then went TO his own
rooms, and after cutting his wrists
and throat. he raised the pistol TO his
own head and sent bullet through
his brain.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Durgin are hale and
active people living near Portland, Me.
Mr.. Durgin is 1o2 years OF age and his
wife co.
Among the 1000 persons making up
the population OF Alfred. Me-, are "a
persons between the ages OF so and 90
years.
Mrs. Sarah Plat. Of Essex. Conn, Is
o. years old and has been q persistent
smoker for "a years. She smokes a
pipe. and smokes It regularly after each
meal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22
The CRISIS I'M FRANCE.
Tho Repubiic Said TO he In Danger o
Disruption.

DitrupttOn.
London, Feb. 19.-The Pail Mall Ga.
zette publishes a dispatch from the cor
respondent in Pnris which says that the
gravity OF the political situation in
France ENTHUSIASTICALLY tits believed,
the dispatch says, that the ministry
has surprise in store for the public
and IL Is even suggested that coup
d'etat Is possible. The only obstacle 10
the latter happening is Gen. Saussier.
the military governor of Paris, who ia
q conservative with the courage OF his
convictions and ever alert to suppress a
revolutionary movement. In radical
circles the opinion Is expressed that the
opportunity is favorable to the success
of pretepder with nerve, but snch a
parsonage Is not in evidence. IL Is snid
that the senate will cndenvor TO pass on
Friday vote Of ccnsure against the
government by majority much greater
than was poled on Saturday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22

Wichita, kAn., Feb. l7.--Rev. Mary
+. Lease began her ministerial career
IN this city sunday night. receiving a
Gathering reception. The Central
Church OF christ, one OF the largest i'm
the city, was crowded TO the limit of
It's capacity and many thousands were
turned away IL had been expected
that Mrs. Lease would den' largely IN
sensntionalism. but her theme and IT,
exposition were far removed from any
thing 81 TINT nature. II H. predicted
that her fame ns pulpit orator will
far exceed what she has achieved aa a
rcformcr.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22

Denver. Col, Feb. is.--Judge John
son. in the district court, has approved
an order requiring ladies' 10 remove
their hats, bonnets or other pnrnpher-
MALTA upon their heads during perform
nnccs at the Tabor Grand opern house.
The theater - at present managed by
assignces under directions from the
district court. and this recent rule
made by the assignecs had to receive
the formal consent Of the court before
Ii could be enforced.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22

Insurrecfion tho Result OF tho Royal
Edict Ordering All Cues Cut on.
San Franc'uc Feb. 10 The
steamer Pckin. from Yokohama. ar
rived Tuesday morning and brings
news that another rebellion hrs broken
out In Coren. The governor Of the Tan
Yang district has been taken prisoner
by the rcDels. Corcnn troops defeated
The rebels IN two engagements, but the
rebels are not yet subdued. The insur-
rection was caused by the royal procla-
nation requiring Coreans to sacrifice
their cues and wear their hair In the
western fashion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22

New Orleans. Feb. i7.--Mrs. Eliza j.
Nicholson. proprictress of the Picn-
yune. is dead She was suffering from
the grip when her husband died a week
ago. and tho sad event 30 shattered her
system that the disease developed into
congestion OF the lungs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22

Indictment ne Milwaukee for Violation OF
Inter-statc Commerce Law.

Interstate Commerce Law.
Chicago. Feb. 2O.--The Western Rail-
way Weighing association has been en-
gagged In quietly Investigating frauds
pcrpetrated on the rnilroad companies
i'm the association and has now com
pleted its work with the result that the
federal grand jury In Milwaukee,
Wednesday found indictments for vio-
lating the Interstate commerce laws
against the grain and malt firm OF Ber-
ger Renlg company. OF Fond du Lac,
Wis. This il 10 be test case and IL
conviction follows there viii be 'roublc
for prominent shippera in the western
states.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22

Creston, la, Feb. While s. w.
Wilson and G. II. Wall. farmers rcaid-
ing near Shenandoah. were driving 10
the city the team ran away. throwing
the men out. Wilson was instantly
killed and Wall seriously injured.
Burned 20 Death.
Natchitochcs. La. Feb. 1.-THE Mar
CO GivnnovHch oil mill was totally de-
stroyed by FIRE. Loks. $4,000: inEur-
ancc. $4,000. son of Joseph Winnie.
aged 10. who was sleeping Ina the buiid-
ing, was burned 10 death.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22

Havana, Fcs l0.-Ccl. Scgucra re-
ports from san Felipe that the force nm
der his commnnd found the insurgents
upder Mncco nj moor Monday at san
Antonio de las Vegas, In tie province OF
Havana. The troops attacked the
rebels. who. after slight resistance.
retrcatcd 70 the Culcbrn hills. The
troops followed them and galned upon
them SO rapidly that the rebels were
compelled 90 come 10 n stand. They
took up q good position Tat enabled
them 10 Withstand the tirr OF the nrtil-
Iery that was directed against their
They also managed 70 avoid the rifle
Ere OF ihe troops. In the first engage.
ment the insurgents lost q killed
The rebel leaders. Miro. Csilnzo and
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-17
MONTT TO VISIT US.

Chile's Ex-President Coming to See Our
Shipyards.
Early in the coming year there is
every probability that this country will
be visited by the ex-president of Chile,
Vice Admiral Jorje Montt. The Chilean
constitution prohibits any president of
the republic leaving the country within
one year after his vacating the position
unless he receives the permission Of the
council Of state, body that possesses
very extensive prerogatives. This per-
NIT has been accorded, as the govern
ment, being desirous Of obtaining Ad-
miral Months opinions upon naval con-
struction in other countries and espe-
cially in the United States, asked for
the concession.
Although Chile, until the past two
years. has entertained anything but q
friendly feeling toward us, that senti-
ment has been changed, and the action
is due mainly to, Admiral Months ad-
miration for the United States, and es-
peoially, too, his intelligent sympathy
with our naval officers and his recogni-
tion Of the vast strides that we have
made in building warships. He would
have liked to have ordered one or two
Of Chile's new cruisers from American
shipyards, but the financial advantages
In regard to extended time payments
afforded by English builders operated
against his wishes. New York Adver-
tiser.