The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-24

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- CURRENT. COMMENT 81. /
"An quiet on the Potomac" zgf II
Commissioners Smith, of the Indian Office
can't stick. Chandler calls for his head.
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The frost harvested the late cotton along
the Mississippi near Memphis night before
last
Humpty Dumpty Fox "bss gone crazy"
says New York exchange. He hadn't far
to go.
The Washington specials would seem to
indicate that we are TO have a new post
master general.
Tbs Spanish sensation is about at an end.
Why should such kindred spirits as Alfonso
and Grant quarrel anyhow.
D. s. A. has made his reputation as a para
grsphist, and is now regarded as a very for
midable rival of Alexander Stevens.
In the suits of Henry c. Bowen VS.. the
Brooklyn Eagle, judges Fullerton and
Beach are pitted against each other.
The 300 wives of the equatorial African
king seem to be entertaining Stanley very
satisfactorily. He has not been heard from
recently.
II is generally understood that the rest OF
d. S. AS paragraph consuming Morton
will appear in the Cincinnati Gazette OF
Saturday.
The pastor of church was recently sur
prised by donation. L. was blonde, and
he discovered ii on his doorstep before it
got into the house.
The elections in Pennsylvania being over,
there is 10 pressing party necessity for hav-
ing the League Island navy yard worked to
it's fullest capacity.
The true inwardness OF the contemplated
conquest of Cuba seems to be that our noble
president may secure a stock of Havana
cigars by confscation.
The grangers have fully resolved to estab-
| lish their national headquarters at Louis
vile. They can combine in the cultivation
of the lottery business.
The name Of the new Italian minister
Washington is Grant, but he is not related
| TO the president. If he were he had long
since stepped up higher.
The devious distiller might well exclaim
"whst doth it profit man" to make money
by manufacturing whisky by moonlight
and then lose his liberty.
Three persons have recsntly disappeared
from Kansas in a most mysterious manner,
and the people have begun to look around
for the Bender family again.
A train on the Columbia & Augusta rail-
way was wrecked yesterday and but one
carpet-bsgger was caught in it. They must
be out canvsssing the townships.
The shorts on lard are being squeezed
by the lard committee of the New York
Produce Exchange. But they surely have
grease enough left to slip through.
The Chicago Times reaches for the true
inwardness of a prospective presidential
Can0lQabo 1rOm lnuland. Inc ILLUS scouir
to WELD free and very pointed lance.
The Associated Press dispatches had to
hold up last night, in reporting the work OF
the Lord, from Brooklyn, to find time to
expose the works of the devil at st. Louis.
Senator Logan denies that he has ever had
any connection with the whisky ring, which
would indicate that his influence was not
held in high regard by the ring masters.
"Halifax has 2O4 licensed saloons-one for
every $50 souls of the population, including
men, women and children" Then pause
and reflect before telling an old topper to Ego
to Halifax"
! Walt Whitman was the only poet present
at the unwilling of the Poe monument in
Baltimore yesterday, and vet the great
poets remains didn't rise up and tumble
the monument over upon him.
The three graces, Theodore, Vicky and
| Ann Eliza, all appear here the same week by
accident, not by design. The three may
never be so near to each other again in
life's long and tortuous journey.
The viceroy of Egypt has taken time by
the forelock and provided for his monument
before his death. His long suffering sub ,
iects should now take him by the forelock
and prepare him for the monument.
The Cincinnati Gazette has pungent
psragraphist at st. Louis as well as at In