davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-04
CUPID's COMPLICATIONS.

A ROMANCE OF Iowa YOUNG MAN TAKES A
WIFE FROM TEXAS TO EEwBURG-HIs
FRIENDS BLAClIEN HER NAME AND SHE
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE - DISAPPEARANCE OF
HER HUSBAND.
The Newburg, n. Y, correspondent of
the New York Herald telegraph's Tuesdays
issue of that paper: A few days ago young
married woman in this city took, In the
presence of her husband, large dose of
morphine with the design of committing
suicide. Help was procu ed as soon as pos
sibe; for, before committing the rash aet, she
had fastened the windows, locked the door
and secreted the key, and 1t was some time
be;ore he could alarm the other inmates of
the largo boarding house where the attempt
at suicide took place. The doctors sue
ceeded by the use OF emetics in placing the
woman be-Ond danger. 1t seems that the
young man was employed in Texas last
winter by the firm of j. Bigler IL Co., of this
city, VINO own live oak forests in that state
and every winter send down large force OF
men to get out the timber. While there the
young man, as his family state, lived with
the lady who is now his wife for six months,
aud then, just before leaving for the North
in july last,
AT HER EARNEST ENTREATY, MARRIED HER.
1t seemed also that there had been a pre-
vlous marriage. The young mans family
say that they bsiieve that the first husband
is still living, and they have SET on foot
investigations in Texas with Wow OF as
certaing his whereabouts. The wife, who
is now about Fl, says that when she was Is
she became the victim of a mock marrisge,
the issue of which child, now
In Europe. The second husband says
she made him believe that the
first was dead at the time OF the
second marriage. At all events, No. 2
came to his home In this city in July last,
and she went to Missouri. He visited her
there once or twice, but kept until recently
all knowledge OF the affair from his parents.
About two weeks ago he took her to Phila-
delohis, and leaving her there, came on to
Newburg. On informing his parents, they
very strepuously opposed his living with
her, and John B. Kerr, q lawyer, and the
phia to treat with her. and, II possible, per-
suade her to return to Texas.
SHE AGREED TO TAKE $3.50 AND GO HOME,
and he gave her that amount. She started
for Newburg soon after the lawyer left and
the detective sent the news in advance that
she was coming. On landing here one ol
the fist persons she saw was her husband
He got into the hack with her, but lett II on
her order soon aitsrward, and she was driven
to the boarding house referred to. During
the next few days they met several times
and talked over their troubles, he still aver.
ring that he loved her, but that his parents
were unalterably opposed to his recognizing
her as his wife, on account, as they claimed
of what they regarded as her previous bad
character. One day they took walk In ST.
Georges Cemetery, In the southern part oi
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-04
ILLINOIS COUNTY CONTESTS.
HEsINa BADLY BEArEN-THE RESULTS EL.sE
WHERE.

HEsINa BADLY BEATEN-THE RESULTS ELSE
WHERE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3-Returns from all but one
precinct In the city and few country towns
which will not materially alter the re-
suit of the election for county treas
urer, give Huck 3),lO4. Kelley s,s75,
Hesing 25,Ssj, Heaiey, republican candidate
for clerk OF the Superior Court. defeats Finerly,
opposite candidate, by nearly 1900 MAJORITY.
For county commissioners the vote is very ose.
and the entire official count Will probably be
needed to determine the re suit. Jones, republi.
can seems tc have been defeated, however, at
presenr, and Nelson a few votes
beh ind the democratic candidates.
In the country towns the republicans
have with one exception elected their candi-
dates for county commissioners. Walcott, tor
county surveyor, has run far ahead OF his oppo-
nent, Silverspsfre, the democratic candidate.
CAIRO, Nov. al. A. Reeves. republican, Is
probably elected treasurer by small majority
George Summons was elected commissioner by a
large majority. Party lines were not closely
drawn, The election was very quiet.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The latest received figures
OF yesterdays vote give Huck, for county treas
urer, 1885, Hesing 26,4l4, Kelley s,7SI. These
figures include all but two towns, which
will give small republican majorlties. Jones,
republican, IS badly defeated for county COM
mis- Ioner, and Nelson by about 4U0 majority.
All the republican Candidates are elected by
majorties ranging from 5000 10 6,UCO.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-04
MISSISSIPPI.
A CLEAN CONSERVATIVE swEEP-PRoBABLI
EVERY CONGRESSMAN CARRIED.

EVERY CONGRESSMAN CAkHlED.
JACKSON, MISS, Nov. 2.-The election passed
of very peaceabiy. No disturbance is reported
at any point. The republican executive commit
tee closed their headquarters at sun down
and gave up the contest. The returns indicate
that the democrats carry the state by 1000.
They have "a decided majority in boi N houses,
and elect four con greSsmen and perhaps the en-
tire congressional delegation.
LoU.svI' LIE. Nov. "A special dispatch to the
COurier-Journal from Holly Springs Miss, says
that that place went democratic for. the frs
time in ten years. Marshall county is Demo-
cratic by 800 majority. Wells. democrat for
congress, carries the county by 500 majority.
Everything Is quiet. The democrats are jubll-
ant, ana the republicans correspondingiy de-
tected.
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 3.-The democrats have
swept the state electing the entire ticket in
rly every county. They have about thirty
majority I'm the bouse and six or eignt in the
4 senate. The democrats elected the entire con-
RreSsionai delegation with the possible excep-
tiOn of the sixth district and the returns indt-
cate success in that All Is peace aud no dis
turbances are rep .rted anywhere.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 3.-The Courier specials from
Mississippi report great rejoicing in Mississippi
over the conserva i've victories In 1azoo aud
Marshall, the former being claimed by 1000, and
the latter by 500 majority.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-04

CHERIFF's sALR.-By virtue OF certified
Clerk OF the Superior Court OF Marion county,
Indiana In a Cause wherein Noble r. Streeier Is
plaintiff and Eliza A. Fugit ct al. are defend
ants. requiring me To make tha sum OF nVe
hundred and seventeen dollars and seventy
two cents, and one other installment, rs pro.
vided for in said decree. with 1nteTeN on salo
decree and cost, l will expose at public, To the
highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, the 27th day OF November,
A. ID. 1875.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. h. and
o'clock p. N of said day, at The door OF the Court
house of Marion county, Indiana, tue rents and
profits for a term not exceeding seven years, Vi
the following real estate, to-wit.
Lot number one. !, in j. NJ. RidenOurs High,
land Home 81 bd vision as plated and recorueo
In the Recorders office, In Marion county,
state Of Indiana.
fsuch rents and profits will not sell for Or
sufficient sum to satisfy faid decree, lnteie iesls
and costs, / wi ], at the same time ana place.
expose TO public sale the fee simple OF said real
estate or so much thereof as may be suthclent
to discharge said decree, interests and costs.
Said sale will be made without any relief
whatever from valuation or appraisment laws
ALBERT REISSNER.
Sheriff OF Marion county.
November 3, A. ID. 1875.
BARTHOLOMEW & d., Attys for PHI
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-04
MASSACHUSETTS.
RICE HAS LESS THAN 5000 PLURALITY. ANp

MAJOkII1.
BosToS, Nov. 2-Complete 2 returns from S22
towns in this state, all but 49, give Rice S2,lSi,
CASTOR 1888, Baker S,s4, scattering 3H; Rices
plurality 4,SS5. These figures will pe but lightly
varied The republicans elect all the couHselors
and 81 senators. The democrats elect senators,
and one district is dJubtfuI. The republicans
gain heavily in the representatives, but the
figures are not yet footed up. Grape, republican, +,
Is elected to congress from the first district by
over 800 majority,
Boston, Nov. 3.-Three hundred and thirty
two cities and towns, with nine left to hear
from, give Rice s2,9OO, CASTOR 1889, Baker s,9Il
Adams LIZA
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-04

by y, 900 majority. Outside OF Philadelphia the
vote will be very close. Miffiln county gives 4oV
democratic majority, gain 49,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-s A. M.-Forty seven
counties foot up D. Isl majority for HartranfI.
NEW YORK, Nov. s-A special from PhiIadel-
phia says that the chairman Of the Democratic
State Committee. OF Pennsylvania, gives as
the cause OF the defeat of his party
that the men in New York City
who professed 10 be democrats interfered in
the election In Ohio and helped to destroy their
brethren OF their own political creed and 10
spread disaster among them. Had these men
been true TO the cause of democracy they could
have carried the state by 100000 majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Monroe county gives
1900 democratic majority, democratic gain Of
PITTsBURG, Nov. S-Cambria county, all In
but I've districts, and computing these on the
vote of 1874, gives Pershing, democrat, 991 ma
Jority, which would be a republican gain OF
100: Jefferson county, IL districts, Harlranft,
turns ftom the remaining counties In western
Pennsylvania give Pershing l4S majority, a
republican gain OF l4l.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Montour county
gives a democratic majority of 32l.
ERIE. PA, Nov. 3.-Erie county, complete,
gives 1889 republican majority, a republican
gain OF 40.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nov. 80 P. H.-Re-
turns received up TO this hour from this state,
inoicate that Hartranft. republican, for gov
ernor, has a majority Of about 1000.
PITTsBURG, PA, Nov. S.-Returns received up
TO midnight from nine. tenths of Allegheny
county indicate a majority for Hartranft in the
county of $50. Returns from Pitts
burg and Allegheny City complete
with the exception OF one small district, give
Hartrsnft majority OF 3,6i6, a republican gain
of $50 over 1874. Armstrong county Will
give Hartranft over six hun
dred majority. Forest county
gives Hartranit a majority of 10, with two town.
ships 10 hear from. In Fayette county PERISH
ing, democrat, has q majority OF about S25, a
democratic gain OF 225 over last year.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-04
WISCONSIN,.

TIE WHOLE REPUBLICAN TICKET CARRIED
REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURES.
MILwAUKKB, Nov. s-The returns this morn
Ing make 1t certain that the republicans have
rejected Luddington, and the whole state ticket
oy hsJoIIues ranging from z,uVO 10 e,OO0, and
ballot
MILWAUKEE, Nov, 3.-The returns received at
this hour, midnight, show that Ludington, re-
publican, Is elected governor by about four
thousand: The balance of the republican ticket
is probably elected, thoush h there is some doubt
about Beatty for treasurer.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-04
NEW Jersey.

REPUBLICAN GAINs-rHEY HAVE A MAJORITY
IN BOTH HOUSES.
TRENTON, N. i, Nov. 3.-The republicans elect
five out of the eight senators chosen this year In
New Je sey. Thirteen senator's held over, OF
whom seven are republicans and six demoerars
giving the republicans a majority of three. The
leg Stature stands: SENATE, " republicans, nine
democrats; House, ~ republicans, q democrats.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-04
MARYLAND.
THE DEMOCRATS CARRY THE STATE BY VERY
SMALL MAJORITY

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-Returns from the coun-
ties tonight are still incomplete but sufficiently
full TO decide the result on the state ticket and
the complication Of the legislature. OF
he S counties In the state Mr.. Carroll
has carried .en by an aggregate majority of
800, aud Mr.. Harris ten, by matorities aggre-
gazing 3,iO0, leaving three counties to be heard
nom. which can net affect the gee eral result.
For the Senate the democrats elected nine, and
the republicans three, with two dit iicts TO be
heard from. For the House the democrats
elected 81 and the republicans q, with five dis
tricts to be heard from.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-04

Knight. independent candidate for the Senate,
was beaten by Gen. Brady T. Johnson, con.
servative. James 5. Morrison was also arrested
on criminal charge for misleading voters.
They were bailed In 5000 each until to- morrow.
II the fraud at this precinc is established ana
the vote thrown out, johnson will lose the
election. Full county returns show that the
complexion OF the legislature viii not be ma
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-04
MINNESOTA.

REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF ABOUT 10000.
ST. PAUL, Nov. S.-The latest reports and esti-
mates show that Pillsbur2's trepublcanl ma-
Jorlty is about 1000. The legislature
will be two-thirds republican. Pfaender. repub-
lican, for state treasurer, runs considerably be-
hind his ticket, but will be elected by probably
i've thousand majority. The returns come in
very slowly
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-04

There are sigT.s thai Moody and Sankey
are going to reap big harvest here. Hun
dreds of gentle men are coming up and pay
ing their bar bills; boys who charged ten
cents a head TO refrain from stoning cats on
Sunday can now be- bought for five; women
who used 20 hang out tne front windows to
talk to each other now communicate
through knot-holes in the back yard fence;
inebriates accustomed to getting drunk on
give the rest to charity, and 50 on through
out the whole social economy there are
precious symptoms Of great and glorions
revolution. n.-Brooklyn Argus
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-04
PENNSYLVANIA.

HARTRANFT ELECTED BY ABOUT 1900 MA
JoRITY-THE CAUSES OF THE DEFEAT
SCATTERING RETURNS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2. - Returns from
forty districts in Montgomery county indicate q
democratic majority OF about luO, q loss OF go
Colonel Mcclure comedies the state 10 Harlranft
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-04
n Office

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
will, in accordance with section OF the recent
license law passed, make application TO the
County Commissioners, at their next session,
for q license TO sell Intoxicating, vinous. matt,
aud spirituous liquors in less quantities than
quart, and subject 10 be drank on the premises. !.
The place where said liquors are TO be SOLO Is
Nos. l5S aud l55, Fort Wayne avenue, IN the
Second Ward OF the city OF Indianapolis, Marion
county. Ind. lot 6 outlot lS0, Butler addition.
NEIL DUGAN.
November 4 1875
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-04
VIRGINIA.
CHARGE OF FRAUD-THREE ARREsTs-THH
LRGIsLATuRE UNALTERED.

RICHMoED, VA, Nov. 3.-James McDougal,
register, and John Barxhausen, judge, at the
First Precinct of jefferson Ward, were arrested
to-day, charged with frauds in returning the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-22

furtherance OF the partizan ends of the
"Of course you can
adds this military MaeLiavelli, take
with ,ou such gentlemen of your staff
rs you wish, and IL il best that the trip
should appear 10 be one as Euch Of
pleasure as of business" These are
certainly strange marching orders for an
American soldier. But Sheridan was
to keep his eyes open during this little
pleasure trip. lie is told that the pres
ident wishes him, in the words OF Belk-
nap, Ito visit the states of louisiana and
and especially New Orleans,
la, and Jackson and Vicksburg, Miss,
and ascertain for yourself and for his
Information the general condition Of
matters i'm those localities.v And to
make the gay and festive soldier feel
secure in the course Of his wanderings.
the following extraordinary clause is
slipped into his roviag commission I:
Enclosed herewith Is an order author
izing you 10 assume command Of the
military division Of the South or any
portion OF that division, should you sec
proper TO do so. 1t may be possible that
may arise which would
render this the proper course 10 pursue.
You can, il YOU desire IL, see General
Mcdowell in Louisville, and make
Known 10 him con6dentially the object
of your trip. Hut this is not required
OF you. Communication with him BY
YOU is left entirely TO. your own judg-
ment-" IL is strange II even the modest
and unassuIning Mcdowell doesn't feel
Ihis blood tiDgle when he reads such a
statement az this, and Gen. Sherman
must writhe under the indignity. No
wonder that Sheridan, with such IN
limited powers in the palm of his hand.
70 be exsTted whenever caprice or judg-
snent should influence him 10 interfere,
has stepped forward to overthrow a
state government and demand the abso-
lutte ccutrol Of thousands of her citizens
in matters OF life and death. II he has
misunderstood the duties of an Ameri-
can soldier toward American citizens
he has merely learned his lesson in ar
.rogant assumption from the curious
marching orders with which the presi-
,ient and the secretary of war have dis
patched him upon his mission. Thi
order from bclksap j. greas;r cisgrac'
TO the country tran Sheridan's infamous
dispatches from New Decentralization
polls Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-22

The republican state convention OF
New Hampshire nominated Benson G..
Cheney, Of Manchester, fer governor,
snd Charles Y. Powers for railroad CON-
Among the resolutions are
the following: We declare our un-
utterable opposition TO the election of
any man to the presidency of the United
States for third term. We earnestly
desire the same peace, protection and
prosperity for the people of the South
that We ourselves enjoy, and we con-
dcmn all rapacity and mal-administra-
lion on the part OF any republican Of
ficial. whether white or black, and all
avlessness and intimidation on the
part Of white leagues or white employ
ers Let us have peace, and we call on
congress 10 give peace aud a republican
form Of government to Louisiana with
out delay. We condemn the use of the
military power OF the nation for any
purpose not clearly defined in the con-
siitution. We denounce the armed or
gAuizaiions ia some Southern states as
the chief source Of all the troubles, aud
particularly ia Louisiana, where they
have seized the arms OF the state, over
turned the existing government, and
foully murdered thousands Of innocent
citizens.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-22
Sheridan's Orders.

Among the documents submitted to
The Senate by the president, as explain
ing his action and supporting his action
and supporting the conclusions Of li-
message ON LOUISIANA affairs. Is onexSllai
L. worthy of considerable attention,
namely. the order from the war depart
meEt, i'm obedience to which Gen. Sher-
idan appeared in New Orleans One
noteworthy circumstance in regard 10 il
is this: The order does not er1anate
from the general Of the army nsr does
IL contain tbs slightest aIIusion TO hiBa.
He Is completely ignored in the whole
and his subordinate is dis
patched on important business hither
and thither without his knowledge. In
fact il really appears that Gen. Sherman
has a. little to say about the army of
which he is nominally the cor mander,
las lie has about the narshaling Of the
Prussisn landwehr. In . general way
this fact was well known to the country
before Sberman's removals to ST.
Louis TO avoid the burden Of response
lbility fer acts in which he had no part,
Jeff no doubt In the public mind regard
ling the matter. But to see the spplica-
ton Of the policy Of ignoring the geo.
leral Of the army in particular case Is,
nevertheless, somewhat startling. Nor
particular than even tsis forgstfuluess
OF the general OF the army is the strange
style Of the order 1t is not concise and
direct like G military order, but il IL
" orded like the instructions of poten.
tate TO secret smissary. There is an
air OF mystery aud deceit about the
whole document, with hint here and
there as to possible coup d'ctat "Tht
president thinks" remarks the willy sec
rctary Of var, sand 20 do I, that a tril
south might be agreeable to you, anC
thai you might obtain great deal OF In
formation ON the subject about which
we desire 10 learn In such gcntlI
and insinGssing fasl ion j. the lieutenant
general requested 70 foreco the allure
mens Of Chicago Hospitality for III
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-22
For the Jasper Cosrier

We, the citizens Of the province OF
ireland, iE Council assembled, in view
of the warlike proclamation Of Spotted
Tail, Chief OF Crackers Neck, and other
misdemeanors within your Honors
territory hereinafter mentioned
We respectfully petition your Excel
lency, Honorable Milton w. Kean, Gov
crnor Of all Ireland, to form an Alliance
offensive and defensive with Governor
Adams, Of Topeks, and Governor Green.
Of Hog Heaven, and then notify Spot
ted Tail, chief, by proclamation, that be
must withdraw his offensive mea sures
or he will be beheaded and lots shall b
cast for the Governorship Of his terri
tory.
We have learned with pain and dpnov
Of the impositicn OF Dillon, Eon5sn :
Co., In selling your Honor pigs feet ~
spare-ribs at "a cents per pound, they
knowing full well your ExceiIeucy wss
not an expert in spsre-riba
In consequences Of TIE extreme cold
weather that you requrs che Rbesidept
Of the ireland Coal Go. to Sml kodin1elg
pay the minors for their labor.
We would further pray your Excellen-
Icy 10 issuD an restraining order prohib-
|iting the sale Of intoxicating liouors
under the nssd Of ncdiciues, and e.
pscisIly to prohibit certain young
hopeful from. pcdIing, st night services.
Kentucky and other intoxicating b'kssrs,
liquors, wines, Sc, 20 The youths or this
vicinity. and thenhy i15uring the morals
aud endancsring s0s peace Of your Ex-
province. For thess and 9TH
Yer things We will ever pray.
|Signcd BL.-K HAWK, his mark <,
Chairman Com. Of 6evepfy.
RED CLsup, Aclag Sccy.