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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
Presidential Candidates Vote.

President Mckinley went To .he polls
in Canton soon after breakfast. ani ut
a:II deposited his ballot. While there
was some fiutter about the pollin: place
as he approached. 81 TAR as the 'rGsi
dent himself was concerned he eXcrci.ad
the right of franchise in the usual dem
orratic fashion. Mr.. Bryan east his vote
ii Lincoln at 11:lO O'Clock. The place
nj which he exercised this public duty
wa, half dozen blocks from his place
If residence The ceremony was wit
reSsed by half 4 hundred OF residents,
who were eongregatc'l in the polling
place.
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nesota, Indiana and Ohio have given Il
similar result. and although the Republi-
can plurality in Massachusetts has been
strikingly reduced. owing doubtless to the
strength of the anti-imperialist sentiment
there, it is still decisive. Maryland has
had Republican landslide similar 10
that of four years ago
In the great West beyond the Missouri
The Republicans make gains. They have
held California. Oregon and North Da-
kota, which they carried four years ago
They have carried Kansas, South Da-
kota, Washington. Utah. Wyoming,
Idaho and possibly Nebraska, all of
which We're for Bryan in 1896. So far
as incomplete returns indicate ut this
writing Mr.. Bryan failed to win the cleo
loral vote of any of the States that were
rlassed as doubtful Practically all the
States that declared for Mckinley in
1876 did the same at this election.
Mr.. Bryan made heavy inroads into the
Republican majorities of four years ago
In nearly all the Eastern States. cspe-
rially those of New England. In Massa-
thusetts the Mckinley majority was re-
luced practically 100000 as compared
with four years ago. The city of Boston
gives Mr.. Bryan small plurality. The
New York Democratic leaders fulfilled
their pledge to carry greater New York
for Mr. Bryan. but the State vote was
overwhelmingly Republican.
There was a phcnomenally heavy vote
throughout the entire country. out Of the
forty-five States and three territories Mr.
Bryan failed to make Substantial gains
anywhere except in the East. Even there
The cutting of Republican majoritics WAS
Insufficient 10 give him the electoral vote
of single State that declared for Mr.
Mckinley four years ago. In the West
most of the States that rolled up hi. free
silver maiorities in 1896 were apparently
ess enthSuiastic for Mr.. Bryan this wear
President Mckinley has broken all rec
ordS and upset ali traditions in American
,olitics. He i the first man to defeat
twice in succession the same opponent in
ihe presidential race. He is the first
President since Grant 10 secure Il second
term Immediately following his first.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
HISTORY OF A WEEK.
PEOPLE, PLACES AND THINGS
OF THE WORLD.
News OF Grin and Criminals. Ac-
cidents, Fires, Etc. from North,
Eouth, East and West, San wichel
with Minor Affairs.


In a foot ball game at the Normal Parl
school grounds, Chicago, Edward Gillett
aged 16, was so seriously injured that HI
died in few hours. According 10 tn,
story told by the boys who were playing
with him at the time, Gillett, who ha,
hold of the ball, slipped and fell as he wa
trying to make dash around the end. Al
the players piled on him and the Opposi
tion endeavored TO get the pigskin ava,
from him. Gillett held on TO the ball and
shouted that he was injured. He at
tempted to raise but failed. 1t was found
that he was suffering from internal in
juries. After reaching home he beeam,
unconscious and died.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
FRAUD IN CHEROKEE AFFAIRS.
Commission Reports that Discrepancies
Amount to $4,000.

Evidences of extensive fraud have been
found in the auditors office of the Chero-
kec nation at Tahlequa. The special com
mission authorized by the Legislature
last year to investigate the irregularities
of the Cherokee auditors office has re-
ported TO the principal chief of the Cher
okee nation. The Senate spent the day
reading the reports and testimony. The
special commission inspected the audi
tors books for the last six years and
found that the national certificates paid
exceeded the number issued by S194.OOo.
The report declares that high-handed
robbery has been going on for the last
five years in the auditors Office and that
there is no way of determining how great
the fraud is
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
Terrible Sea Disaster.

Halifax (N. 81 special: The worst ma
rine disaster in the long list of steamer.
wrecked among the rocks and shoals at Ill,
entrance to the Bay of Fumdy occurred
Monday when the side-wbeel steamer City
OF Monticello. bound from ST. Johns for
Yarmouth. was overwhelmed by the moun-
tainOus seas only four miles from her deS-
tination and engulfed, with thirty-foui
passengers and crew. A heavy gale Was
raging at the time and there was tremen
dous sea. Twenty-Five bodies Of victims.
of the disaster have been removed from the
sea. which is still raging with terrific fury
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
Alaskan Railway Project.

Tacoma (Wash.) special: 4. .. La.
sier, Just returned from Nome. claims to b,
backed by an English syndicate in th,
project to build partially surveyed rail.
road from Granite Harbor to Council City
within the Goiovin Bay district, a distanc,
o. eighty-ive miles. Ilesays the route Of
fers no serious difficulties 10 construction
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
White Girl to wed chinaman.

\ handsome white girl Of Is years
walked into the probate court at Column
bus. Ohio, on the arm of Chinaman
and asked for a marriage license. She
is Miss Abbie Ouro Of that city and is
the second of the female members Of the
family to link her fortunes with those of
celestial. her mother having married
Earl Lee of the same city some years
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
BATTLES WITH EAGLE.
Powerful Bird Attacks Little Girl snd
Mother Beats It OFF.

Powerful Bird Attacks Little Girl snd
Mother Beats 1t orr.
Mrs. John Callahan of Anderson town
ship, Pa, had fight with an eagle, which
attempted to carry away her 2-year-old
child. The bird attacked the child furi
ously and the cries of the little one at
tractcd the woman to the scene. Mrs
Callahan, though possessing n rifle. dared
not shoot lest the bullet strike her child,
SO she got club and ran TO the rescue.
The eagle let so the child and turned IFS
attention TO the parent. 1t flew into the
woman's face and pecked at her eyes
and nose, but a well-dirccted blow from
the club felled the bird and stunned it.
After a moments scrambling on the
ground the eagle took to the air and
sailed away. Mrs. Callahan says the bird
was fully eight feet from tip to tip.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
Biloxi Swept BY Fire.

Upwards of seventy-five houses have
been destroyed by fire at Biloxi. Miss,
well known summer resort and busines:
centre on the Mississippi sound, eighty
miles from New Orleans. The small fir,
department was pOweriess TO stay th'
flames and many houses were torn dow
70 check the spread of the cOnflagratiOn.
The Catholic church. convent and schools
newspaper offices. many business house.
and residences have been consumed. The
fire was still burning furiousiy at day.
break. Hundreds have been rendered
homeless. The losses will probably ey.
coed $500 900.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
An Offer TO Bryan.

William J. Bryan has been invited TO be
come citizen of Denver. A salary o
900 is held out as an inducement
Hundreds of the wealthiest men of Denvel
are willing &c guarantee the payment o
the money for as many years as Mr.. Bryan
will remain. At the instance of these cit
izens the editor Of Denver daily news
paper wired Mr.. Bryan the ten-thcusand
dollar offer to become member of its edi.
fnrial staff
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
Indians Are Starving.

Mrs. James Smith, just arrived at Ia
coma, WASH, from Cooks Inlet, Alaska
says that fully half OF the Thousand
Indians in that section are slowly dying ol
starvation. The influx Of white prospect0r.
has resulted in the killing of much game
and the Indians are thus deprived of food
and furs for clothing.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
CHILD Turns To DEATH.
Li:.Ie One Throws Lighted Candle in
BABY Ego,hcr'S Lap.

L...iS on= lh-owS Lighted Iano'e !" q
BaLy Brokers' Lap.
Samuel Wcissman. the 1:'-months-
child Of Nathan Wei>sman, a barber. was
burned tu death in his home in New York.
When Mrs. Wei>sman left the house TO
ii" some marketing she placed an un-
lighted candle ON ;hc mantel and left her
three chiidreu-.loseph, 1 years old; Mary.
= years old. and Samuel, II months Old
lin the room. During her absence Jo-
scph climbed ON chair and took the
candle down lie procured matches and
lighted IT, As Joe" held the candle
downward the flame scorched his hand
aud he tossed ihc candle away. 1t fell
in tine lap Of his baby brother, who was
playing on the floor. In Il moment the
child's iimSy gown Was ablaZc. Every
stitch Of the child's clothing except the
collar WAS burned off
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
M'klNLEY AND ROOSEVELT.
Republican National Ticket Wins by "a
Good Majority.

William Mckinley and Theodore
Roosevelt have been elected President
and Vice-Presidcnt, respectively. by Il
majority OF electoral votes larger than
that given in 1896 10 Mckinley and Ho-
bart. The Republican tendency through
out the nation was strong enough. appar-
emily, to secure the election of a Congress
which will be Republican in both houses.
The State of New York. in spite of the
strenuous efforts made to secure an over
whelming Bryan vote in New York City,
has given the Republican candidates a
large plurality. Illinois. Michigan, Min
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
Fatal Tr,n wreck in Michigan,

Near Iron Mountain. Mich. 81 special
ore train ou the Northwestern road run
ming foriy-iive miles an hour was wreck
ed by the spreading of the rails. The
engine was overturned and Fireman
George Hall sf Wilson. Mich. was killed.
Conductor Swaby of Escanaba and Engi-
necr Tim Hogan of Green Bay We're Sc
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
Jealous Man Kills Wife.

Because he believed his wife had
thrown him over for 4 handsome young
minister. Joseph Freitas killed her in
Brooklyn. y. Y. shot her pet dog and
fatally wounded himself. Resentment
had died out of the heart of the husband
after the fatal shots had been fired. for
the dead wife WAS found claSped in his
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15

alleged failure OF the Russian cereals
which have been circulating for some
weeks. According to the report referred
TO the wheat crop is 45, loo, ,OO0.quarters;
rye, 97,250,OOO quarters; oats, S2,0OO,OCC
quarters, and barley, %, 10000 quarters
This is the best wheat crop since 1896.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15

DELA " ARE.
WEST VIRGINIA.
NEBRASKA
Wyoming has gone Republican bv .co

Wyoming has gone Republican by 2.CUo
majority.
The Republican majority in Indiana is
about 10000.
Bryan slept while the returns came in.
but not till he had been assured of de-
feat
Illinois is Republican by between 60
coo and 100000 on the national ticket
Two men We're killed and three wound
ed during Il fight between police and dep
uty sheriffs at Il Denver polling place.
Both Republicans and Democrats are
surprised by the election returns. indicat
ing Mckinley's reelection by the largest
majority in history.
w. c. Townsend was caught on rail
rod bridge near Louisville. Ky He at
tempted 10 let himself down between the
'ir5 He became wedged and the ap-
preaching train decIpitated him.
\ large meteor fen near Lexington.
NY.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
carcru.he. Rride.to.Re.

Ellen Moore. aged II years, OF Hors-
ham. Pa. was thrown from carriage
at Willow Grove She fell under trolley
ear and received injuries which caused
her death an hour or two later. Miss
Moore, with her fiancc, Edward Morgan,
was driving when the horse took fright
at a trolley ear and ran away.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
NEW YORK.
INDIANA.
MARYLAND.


BRYAN has 5o.Uoo majority i'll Missouri.
Mckinley carried Ohio 10y fully 10000.
iowa gives Il Republican plurality of
Gu.u0b.
Entire Republican ticket wins in North
Dakota.
Republicans carry Illinois for their
State ticket.
New Jerseys Republican, plurality is
about 10000.
MCKINLEY carried Maryland by ma
jority of 1l,ojo.
Mckinney plurality in New York
State is 10000.
Bryan made large gains in Massachu-
setts. but lost the State.
one man WAS killed and eight wounded
in political riot ut Diamond. Ind.
Secretary Gage says confidence being
restored prosperity will continue.
Henry c. Payne and Perry 5. Heath
say Mckinley has carried more States
this year than he did four years ago.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
Fatal Collision In ohio.

4 head-end collision Of Baltimore and
Ohio freights Nos. % and 24 occurred Mt
Pelleville. Ohio. Conductor John Oat-
man and Engineer Henry Hall of No %
were killed. A misunderstanding of or
ders is responsible for the trouble. a
number of cars were smashed and traffic
,iciayed
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
Prefers Death 70 seins Captured.

Oraman Reed, coiored boy, II years
old, who has been an inmate of the Gil
bert Home Tor Children near Winsted,
Conn, for FIVE years, escaped from that
institution and at Highland Lake, half a
mile away, committed suicide by drown
ing rather than be recaptured.
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Dies at the Ase OF Io4.

Mrs. David Morse, who was known as
Cranford's oldest woman, died at the
residence of her granddaughter. Mrs.
Edwards Book Houton, in Rosele ~ j.
She was 104 years old.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
Miners Kill In Quarrel.

Anton Kataugh and Stanley Marshall
were killed in a rival boarding house
quarrel at Ehrmandale, Ind. Several
men are under arrest. The two men
were killed with mining picks which they
had carried with them to the house where
the tragedy occurred.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
Thee Sl,io in a Poll Affrav

Before Il ballot was east in Denver the
trouble between the police department
and the Shcriff'> office began and three
men killed and three seriously wounded
was the result
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Three Tromns Cremated.

The charred remains of three men were
found in the ruins of barn burned
on the farm of Aaron Steiner, fourteen
miles east of Lima, Ohio. Ii is supposed
the men were tramps who had been sleep.
ing in the barn.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
Safe blowers Get s5,OOO.

Safe blowers entered the Cooperative
Mercantile store at Harmony, Ind, and
with dynamite tore in four quarters the
heavy safe, then looted it of 5000 in eur
rency and several pension checks.
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\ large meteor fen near Lexington.
Nv.
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Merely a Military Measure.

A dispatch from Pekin says that as the
Russian seizure of territory on the left
bank Of the Pei-nO is regarded as tenn
Porary war measure. the British minister
has refrained from protesting against the
action taken.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
KILLED hy Mine Accidents.

At the No. ii tunnel of the Pennsyl
yania Coal Company at Port Blanchard.
Pa. James John was killed by n fall of
top rock and Patrick Garralian was seri-
ously injured. James Bollas was crushed
10 death between ears in the No :; mine
at Wanamie.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
w,.,.Knovvn CattIemsn KiIled.

Robert l.. Hall. one of the best known
cattlemen in southeastern New Mexico,
was shosand killed at his RANCH south of
Carlsbad in dispute over some trivial
matter.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
Schooner son.mith Ashore.

The schooner Rosa SOnsmith went
ashore 800 feet west Of the piers at Ash
tabula, Ohio. broadside and headed down
the lake. The crew Of nine men was
taken off, together with personal effects,
and brought safely into port.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
,,s,r,,c. Man End.I,f.

A. A. Cooper committed suicide in Kan
sas City, shooting himself through the
head with a revolver. Mr.. Cooper was
65 years old. No cause for suicide is
known.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
CharIes II, Piukham De.I

Charles ii. Pinkham, proprietor and
manager OF the business depot of one Of
the largest proprietary medicine enter
prises in the United States. died al his
home in Lynn, Mass, of Bright's disease.
He was So years of age
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Mari; Loblaw of Chicago, n Dowie ell
der accompanied by a woman, presuma-
hly his wife. were driven ont OF Mans
field. Ohio. h. Il vigilance committee of
men and boys. T.. ii. Leiby. local
Dowieite. who was with them, was chas-
cd to swamp and made his escape.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
Tampa Cisarmakera at War.

Spanish cigarmakers in Tampa. Fla.
have started strike against American
norkmen. and official reports indicate
ihat the trouble is assuming serious pro-
portions. Nearly 1000 American work
,li"n have been made idle in consequence
%. thu. position OF the SpaniardS.
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A Total Loss.

Ashtabula. (0.) special: The schooner
Rosa S0nsmith, which went ashore neal
this harbor. broke up during a gale. and i.
total loss. The insurance had expired
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
Union Pacific OUT of Court

In St Paul Walter ii. Sanborn, Unit
ed States Circuit judge, made an order
approving the final report of the success
sorry receivers of the Union Pacific Rail.
way and finally discharging them.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15

The LaGrier government has been sus-
iained by big majority in the general
election in Canada. The returns give the
government majority of about fifty.
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Silas Carson of Wilcox, Ariz., died in
III Paso, Texas, of hydrophobia produced
by the bite of mad skunk. Carson WAS
q cowboy
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Dies from Knockout Blow.

Michael Goldman Of Bay City. known
in the ring as Kid O'Brien. was knock
cd down and ont by Bernard Carroll be-
fore the Cadillac Athletic Club in De-
troit and died from concussion of the
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Sentenced for nueIina

Russia. has been sentenced TO imprison-
ment for n term of two years for having
killed Il fcllowstudent in a duel n year
ago. The government has virtually brok
cn up The German dueling association at
tAsf university.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
Ee,irs1 Manufacturer kiIIs Bim,eIr

William Constable. formerly we'll
known manufacturer OF Holyokc, Mass.
committed suicide by cutting his throat.
He retired from the firm of McCallum.
Constable X Co. hosiery and silk under
wear manufacturers. a few years ago.
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will Guard The WAY

A dispatch from Rome says: The Ital-
ian government has decided to adopt SER
ious measures for the protection of King
Victor Emmanuel. 4 special section OF
police is being organized.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-15
Buried i'm a Sewer.

sewer caved in at Cumberland. Md.
burying number Of men. Two have been
taken out dead. II is believed that three
others are under the debris.
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Output of the Nome District.

A semi official statement from Nome
banker gives the gold output of the Nome
district at s. 5.000. 900 for the season. Last
year the output was only $1,000
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Senator DAVIS Given Re,;ef

Drs. A. ]. Stone and Lancaster of St.
Paul, Mimi. and Murphy of Chicago per-
formed an operation on Senator c. IL.
Davis foot for the draining of poisonous
matter from an abscess in the sole of the
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Presents Come Free from China.

The President has issued an executive
order admitting free of duty Christmas
presents and souvenirs sent by soldiers
in China to friends in the United States.
The privilege is the same as was extend
ed to soldiers in the Philippines one year
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by Vicious Hog.

At Gallon, Ohio, John N. Zeller. 60
Years old. farmer. was killed by a
vicious hog when he got in the pen to
feed it.
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Mckinley and Roosevelt.

The general election on Tuesday re-
suited in the election Of Mckinley and
Roosevelt. the Republican nominees. and
gave control of Congress to that party
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De in Greeting Soldiers.

At Toronto, Ont. as direct result OF
the demonstration in honor of the return
Of the Toronto soldiers of the South At
rican contingent, three persons are dead.
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Exp,orer pearv's Mother DIES.

Mrs Mary Wiley Peary, mother Of the
arctic explorer. died at her residence in
South Portland, Me-, at the age of 73
wears
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Russian Grain Crop Is BIZ.

The preliminary official repor; " Ii.
Russian crops received in London mate
reilly conflicts with the rumors Of the
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Ills HIS Mother.ir.Iaw.

At Louisville, Ky. Charles Linken-
Maggie Elkens. his mother-in-law.
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Russia viii Not Build Railways.

Prince khilkoff has issued a denial that
Russia will build railway from Sa
markand to Hankow.
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Emperor'S

Emperor's Sweetheart StarveS to Death.
Jeanne Beaupre, sweetheart of the
third Napoleon and later the friend of the
elder Dumas, starved to death in Paris
garrct.
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Mode, Of the Human Heart.

A model of the human heart, working
as in life and pumping blood through
artificial arteries. is the work of eou-
tinentA physician.
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BATTLE OF THE BAL IS.
M'KINLEY STATES.
Electoral Votes.



ties and
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CAPT. KIDD's BURIED GOLD.
Massachusetts, Man Finds Minute DescriI
tion Of Its Location.

tion OF It's Location.
Charles Il. Shaw has found in a cave
near Palmer, Mass, Theoretically seal
ed bottle containing a letter signed by
Robert Kidd, the buccaneer, addressed TO
John Bailey Of New York, giving the ex-
act location OF the pirates treasure. The
letter is dated Boston, 1900. 1t says the
money and jewels are buried on COnaut
Island, Boston harbor, in two chests.
They are about four feet deep under
Hat stone sixty rods up the side hill
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Indi.na.. PopuIatIon l. zsI6. 46,

The population of the State of Indiana,
as officially announced 10y the census
bureau. is 2,S16, 462. as against >. 102. .404
in 1880. This is an increase of 32i.O5S
or III per cent.