The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-01

| him Yesterday afternoon. The directors
| have, on their part, pledged their Efforts 10
secure the repeal of the obnoxious rules.
At Newcastle, England, recently, man
named White, 40 years Of age, and re-
turned convict. was sentenced to twenty
years penal serv.tude, with twenty-five
| lashes aud seven years. police surveillance
after the expiration of bis sentence. His
crime was garfotiug, and the amount stolen
two shilllngs and six pence.
The Parisians devour 100, 900, 900 of apples
every winter. An eminent French physi-
clan thinks that the decrease OF dyspepsia
and bilious affections in Paris Is owing 10
the increased consumption OF this fruit,
which he maintains is an admirable pro-
phylactIc and tonic, as well as very nour-
| ishing and easily digested article OF 1000.
A fugitive rebel chief in Dutch Borneo is
very old, and had given orders that on his
decease his two youngest wives should be
killed in order to accompany him to the
next world. The two young women very
sensibly deserted the old mans SPED and
board, )" fleeing tn the Europeans for protec-
ton. The old chief made great preparations
to fight for their recovery, hut the result has
not yet been learned.
DR.. Kenealy promises to be permanent
source of amusement in the House of Com
mons. He has been called the member for
Orton, but he may be styled with equal
Justice the member for Keneely. II noto-
rietY is the thing 10 be coveted, the ex-
learned gentleman has had his full share Of
good fortune. a question arises in the
House of Commons. and the subject IS
Kenealy. A Magma Charter Association is
formed, and the subject is Kenealy. 1t Is
not every member of the House who could
get up a discussion in which he is himself
the center Ofinterest.
A Lancaster. South Carolina, polygamist
was sentenced in the following words
" James Martin, tbs court is credibly in
formed that you have six wives now living
in Lancaster county. The law does not toll
crate such monopoly, but the court recog-
nizes, as q mitigating circumstance In your
case, the fact that you dwell in this vast sol
itude, and you may thereby have been inn
pressed with the belief that you live in pa
triarchal times, and you may have thus mui-
tiplied your marriages to relieve the loneli-
ness OF the situation. The court, therefore,
imposes upon you the mildest sentence per-
United by the statute, one month for each
wife,"
Under a wager OF S25. 600, Mark Graysop,
q Richmond, Virginia, pedestrian, proposes
70 walk around the world in 600 days. He
is to set out from city hall, New York, April
3, and return TO the same place November
%, 1876. The route planned will include
some 10 90 miles, and, in order to accom-
plish it, it will be necessary to make over 81
miles day. This average is to be made
daily while on ship-board. The route will
be as follows: From New York 10 Liver
pool by water; thence TO Havre. passing
through Manchester, Sheffield and London;
from Havre he will walk through France to
Lyons; then, passing through Genoa, Flor
ence, Rome and Naples, he will go TO Con-
stantinople; from there, crossing the BOs-
phOrus, he will walk through the interven-
ing countries to India; then to Canton and
Hong Kong China; at Hong Kong he will
take ship to the Philippine Isles; thence to
New Guinea, Australia, the Sandwich Is
lands, New San Francisco. The walk across
the continent will finish the undertaking.