The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-05-26
GENERAL NOTES.

DR.. Eddy, of Jersey City, viii organizs
free church. 80
The Rev. Mr.. Pentecost, pastor of the
Warren Avenue Baptist church, Boston,
gives. at every communion season a full in
Vitation to members OF all sister churches OF
christians, to partake of the Lords supper,
without reference to denomination. = -
The Worcester Press explains to Sir
Lambton Louaine: Just so, SiI hamilton;
but when fel,ah, you know, does good
turn and all that sort of thing, you know,
we like to do the square thing by him, just
for our own satisfaction. And then he can
take il as he has a mind to. rr
The fact is, that the democrats are merely
trying to keep together. They cry aloud to
each other as men lost in the fog One after
another their points of attack on the repub-
lican party give way, while the administra-
ton ranks close up in more formidable ar
ray.-IN. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
The wait, little Mary Ellen, was the daugh-
ter of Fanny and Thomas Wilson. Fanny
was an ironer and Thomas an oyster opener
at the St. Nicholas. Thomas was killed in
the war. The mother sent the child out TO
nurse and diappeared. Its grandparents in
London have vainly sought for her. They
are in comfortable circumstances.
The late dramatic suit in an English
court concerning Miss Kate Lsntley and
Nine. Rose Bell, has been most happily ter
minated by the defendant, Mr.. Carlo. alleg-
ing that his action in organizing ''clacque''
TO disturb Miss Lantley was done in momen-
tarv anger, because he was refused admit
lance TO the theater. The complaint was
then withdrawn, the matter was most ami
cably settled and the parties were recon
mended to go and live in peace"
The college, in Georgetown, Va, founded
in 1850. is the oldest Roman Catholic college
in the country. 1t is under the care of the
Jesuits. OF course. The library of this col
Iege is very rare and valuable and contains
upwards of 10000 volumes, among them a
Bible of 1885, and the works of st. Isidore OF
Seville, printed in 1472. There is also the
works of Martin Luther printed in 1864, only
eighteen years after his death. There are
three manuscript works anterior to 400.
"a History of the Baptist Denomination
duringthe Past Century" is announced on
occasion of the centennial anniversary, con-
tanning an account OF the Baptist growth
and influence during the first. hundred
years of the United States. The work is to
be edited by the Rev. Lemuel Moss, and
will include contributions on various spe-
ciic topics from the Rev. Drs. Weston, j us
tin A. Smith, S G.. Caldwell. A. c.. Kendrick
l.. f. Smith. j. Z. Bogart, and other distiu.
. F
Jason Ditmer, while az work in his field
near Centerfeld, Williams county. Illinois
Saturday afternoon, was shot by two OF
more persons concealed r-nesr by.
This seems TO be the continue
ton of teud between the
Russell and Bulliner families, wi ich has re
suited in killing or seriously wounding foul
other persons. The last OF whom was Hen
serson who was shot last Friday and may re
cover. dinners injuries are proably fatal
The trustees of the Peabody fund for pro
viding homes for the poor of London, have
made their report for the year 1873. They
had received from Mr.. Peabody's Executors
in accordance with the will, during the year
one hundred and fifty thousand pounds ster
ling. The whole amount bequeathed an(
now given, is over a half miIiioE pounds
and this has been increased by rents and in
teTest over seventy-eight thousand pounds
This would be about Two million eight hun
dred thousand dollars-a grand sum aud
noble beguest for the poor.
There is to be an exhibition OF textii.
rlauts and implements for the elaboration
OF textile 6lres at St. Petersburg. durine
the month of June. The exhibition il
held BIZ authority OF the Russian govern
ment aud under the auspices OF the ministe
of the domains of the empire, and the objec
is to enable the land owners to examine int,
the actual state OF The cultivation of tnos
plants in Russia, and to make themselve
acquainted with the implements ard ma
chimes employed for that purpose, both il
Russia and foreign countries, -. ! - e
The body OF DR.. Livingston was yer.
much decomposed when It arrived in Eng
land, but the condition of the boneof the lief
arm, OF which there bad been an ununite,
fracture, the result of a bite of a lion owe
thirty years ago, was so clear that the identi
ficafion of the body was placed beyond al
doubt. At the special desire of the famil,
the only persons present when the examina
ton was made were Sir William Ferguson
DIR. Kirk, DIR. Loudon, of Hamilton, New
Brunswick, q former friepnsand professions
attendant, the Rev. sDr4Moffat, the Rev
Horace Waller, and Mr.. +. Webb, Of New
stead Abbey. EiF go tr-f
.Anarbitrary and oppressive tax was ieyie'
upon the New YORK theaters,6 by.an act Q