The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-14

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marked ability as managing editor Of an in
sursnce company, but his success as Chi
sago journalist Is problematicsl.
Massachusetts, met with misfortune yes
terdsy. General Bartlett declined the demo-
cratic nomination for lieutenant governor.
He was one of the best men in the state
and would surely have been elected.
The piano manufacturers bringing
their Establishments to bear on Titjiens TO
secure her endorsement of their pianos. If
there is anything in working the wires all of
than will be accommodated as usual.
Marshal MacMshon manages to exc out a
miserable existencs on $4,000 per snnum.
If there is anything lett after our own poor
president is provided for, little of the ma
tion's bounty might be bestowed on Mac.
"The Two Orphans that Mckee Rankin
assumed the guardianship of will now have
9 rest. A Pittsburg judge has granted
Shook & Palmer perpetual injunction
against his playing there with thsm at all.
Charles Francis Adams has at last secured
a nomination for the presidency. New
Jersey club has conferred that distinction
upon him. He had not accepted the nomin
alton up 10 a late hour last night that any
body had heard.
The IRE engineers are ia convention at
New York. and strange to say they have
not had a knock down and drag out fight
yet. II they should meet at big fire with
their pet machines and in their usual spirits
1t would be different.
Nine indictments were returned against
three OF the parties charged with robbing
the treasury of S47 900. What will the grand
jury do with the rest of the thieves that
have been stealing from the treasury? There
are thousands of them left.
The friends of Fisher, the rsscally ex-as-
sIstant district attorney OF Washington,
thinking that he would be more kindly
cared for in the lunatic asylum than in tho
Penitentiary, have made application to have
him a5qitted 10 the asylum.
'Love is blind" said Miss Mary z. CLANCY
the blnker's daughter of Sedalia, Missouri.
as she marched up to the altar and allied
her hand and fortunes to those of the blind
leader OF the town band, despite the siren
uous opposition of her parents.
Gov. Hendricks has been asked to pardon
Buck Mckinney, a convict in the Southern
Prison. Mckinney formerly resided in Co
lumbus in this state, and was convicted OF
murder some eighteen years ago, and
sentenced to the penitentisry tor life.
The tramp nuisance has been abruptly
absted in Jersey City. All tramps within
the corporate limits OF that city were re-
quired to work upon public improvement t
and were cared for by the municipality.
Can't that plan be put in practice here?
Lynchburg, Va, is congratulating herself
that Chief Justice Waite is holding court
there. He must be mild judge compared
with the native judiciary, If there is any
thing in TIE name of the place to indicate
the way that justice is administered there.
The Hon. L. w. Pond, a leading manu-.
iacturer Of Worcester, Mass, has mysteri
Ously disappeared, but as he had just col
Tested e, 800, and that disappeared at the
same time, 1t is thought that he may yet re
turn TO claim the clothes that he lett behinC
him.
The LABOR reiormers of Massachusetts
yesterday nominated that horny handel
son of toll, Wendell Phillips, for governor
But even they conceded the wisdom of tn,
choice of the Dsmooatic convention by in
dorslpg the nomination OF Gen. Bartlett To-
lieutenant governor.
lingo Parks has been sentenced t.
the penitentiary for one year and fne
a dollar and costs on charge of con
spiracy IN connection with the strikes In th
Schuylkill coal regions. He will have {
work a. least one year under the unio
scale Of prices.
John Pyle Of Liberty, to secure his stoc
OF boots and shoes, bought him a ball do
with short ears and tall and long teeth, bu
while he slept soundly with a sense Of sect
rity brace of burglars broke into his sho
and stole forty pairs of shoes, ten pairs
boots and the dog.
The pope will send two mossics. represen
Ing the Madonna, by Raphael, and
Agnes, by Gaetilli. to the Centennial EXP,