The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-03-02
NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The Old Catholics OF Baden Baden and of
Pforzheim have abolished suriculsr con-
fessiOn.
Nick Baker, the leading grain dealer 10
the Dss Moines valley, bought 1880 bush
els of grain last month.
The Arcadian says that the new congress
will be an economical one, as 1t will dispense
with Schurz and Butler.
Don Alfonso has restored the stipsnds OF
the Spanish clergy. The salary Of bishop
Is G24O; that of canon, 9l20; the lower
clergy receive still smaller.
Hans Won Balow's visit TO this country Is
in way to take a practical shape, as Mr..
II. d. Palmer goes TO Europe shortly to con-
suit with Bulow on thesubjeet.
The day fixed for the installation of the
Prince of Wales as grand master of the
Free Mssons Is the 18th of April. The
Inauguration will take plao3 either in che
Albert Hall, Crystal Palace or Alexandra
Palace.
"The Brotherhood of the Presentation" a
new order, has been formed in Ireland under
the direct sanction of the Pope. They state
that their object Is to visit the sick and teach
the poorest class of children. The brother
hoco has already established itself near Cork.
Senator Johnson, before leaving Nash
vile, presented Miss Martha Bennett,
daughter of his personal friend. Capt. r. A.
Bennett. an elegant gold watch, valued at
$3.50 The present was forwarded to that
young lady at 0allatin last Saturday,
Nashville Banner.
Apology was the greatest winner on the
English turf last year, being credited with
el2 $50, while George Frederick and At
Iantic who came next, won for their owners
md c. flS raznaqtiualU AdUantUra
leads the list of winning sires with Ell 900,
followed by Blair Athol, with ESQ ,
The Society of Biblical Archaeology of
England has formed weekly classes for the
study of Assyrian and Egyptian writing.
Elementary ANIMALS have been prepared by
the appointed teachers, who are the Rev. A.
H SaTce for the Assyrian, and the Rev. z.
G.. Page Renouf tor the Egyptian language.
Vlce-President Wilson has kept an auto
graph album in which he has obtained the
signatures of all with whom he has sat in
the Senate. accompanied by the dates of
their birth, and the number is now 30. en-
bracing many of the greatest and some of
the worst OF the public men OF this eventual
generation.
a MIR. Callahan, of Keene's Station. near
Watertown, N. Y, had $500 deposited in the
bank of George f. Paddock & Co., at Water
town, and. when he heard of the failure of
the bank, he fell dead. His wife has since
died, her death being attributed to the
double shock. Paddock's bank was "busted"
by an operation in the Chicago Board of
Trade.
There are now four Reformed Episcopal
churches in Chicago. Services are held in
old st. Johns Church, corner of Lake street
and ST. Johns place; in Emanuel Church,
hanover and Twenty seventh streets; in
Christ Church, corner Michigan avenue and
Twenty fourth street, and in the Baptist
Church on Lock street, near the Union Roll
ing Mills.
SHOW much Is your stick candyf" inquired
boy of a candy dealer on Tuesday. ''Slx
sticks for five cents" Six sticks for five
cents, ehY Now lem'me see. Six sticks for
five cents, Eve for four cents, four for three
cents, three for two cents, two for one cent
and one for nothin.' Ill take one" And
he walked out leaving the candy man In a
state of bewilderment.
1t is said that few days since forty car
loads of cattle were so badly frozen on
slow moving freight train on the middle
division Of the New York Central railroad
which carried them but forty-twO miles in
eighteen hours, that the drOvers refused &c
have anything to do with them, and in.
formed the Central authorities they would
hold them responsible for their value.
A daughter of Mr.. James Gray, of Parks
vile, Sullivan county, New York, wa:
recently the victim of peculiar accident
While combing her hair in front of a look.
Ing glass, her older sister called her a.ten.
ton to something, when che turned hel