The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-24

Mr.. Secretary Bristow will have No.,
duce the correspondence and p .n.,s 70
lating to the prosecution OF she whisky
rings. An island OF guano = amid not ,ur-
nish greater richness.
The French republic b 4. oeerad 70 o;va
the United States az ,sa.ute of lafayette.
and the United STATE . accents the present
Well, what else CO Ola the government do
unuer sucn clrc' ans. ancss?
vi the zoor 30 vi sitors at the Centennial
OPENING g iDcinnati Times says at least
i'0'OVV were desdhsads. Those who
were compelled to psy, we suppose, be-
io' sed to the poorer classes.
The committee charged with investi
eating the Schenck Emma mine disgrace
intimate that the distinguished ex-minis-
ter was the tool of shsrpers. Tool is
equivalent to fool, and so ends Schenck.
On the 1st of June a railroad train is to
leave New York, expecting to reach San
Francisco in so hours. The distance is {, 1926
miles, and the average rate of speed will be
about 40 miles an hour.
st. Louis is to have star actress, pro-
vided her talents prove equal to her taste
in selecting a wardrobe. Anna Dickinson
piled on elegant dry goods, but she proved
failure, nevertheless.
The Centennial show has Bureau of
Medicine, where visitors, if they meet with
accident or ere taken sick, can be treated
free of charge. 1t is pleasant to know that
air and medicine can bs had free.
The friends of Pomeroy, the Boston
devil and murderer, recommend him 10
mercy, and this fact is urged as a reason
why his neck should not be stretched. 1t
Is possible that the monster will be per-
mitted to live.
The Buffalo Courier refers to Conkling's
pedigree, by saying that he is out of
'Blue-Blood" by Administration" Nor
ton is out of "Bloody-Shlrt" by "KnoW-
Knothing" or "Damphoop or ASA
iostida." The books are not positive
which.
Grant, ia his Centennial spsech, said:
1--WE have done what this exhibition will
show in the direction of rivsling older and
more advanced nations in law, medicine
and theology" He might have prudsntly
omitted Theology" aod thereby kept
Beecher in the back ground.
Schuyler Colfax Iectured in Cincinnati
last Monday evening for the benefit Of tie
Methodist Episcopal Church, but he will
find it difficult to work his way to Heaven
ill-gotten gains, make clean breast of it,
tell the truth, and go back on the devil.
Bristow says he was willing TO fight
with the negroes. That ought to settle
the matter, but the people seem unwilling
to believe anything a Republican candi-
date for president says, and keep right on
Investigating.
Tom Scott, with an eye to future re-
wards and punishments, has been trying
to swear the Main hyena out OF a very I'M
pleasant dilemma-but the whitewssh
don't stick worth cent, and Blaine is
compelled to explain.
Georgia and South Carolina are without
a daily Republican newspaper. The
stroll loial" Republicans of the states
mentioned are not required to read. The
machines, and newspapers might get Il EN-
out of order.
The reports have it that when Phil Shei-
iisn made his appearance at the Centen-
NAL show he was vociserously cheered.
Why? He murdered few Piegan squaws
and bsyoneted the Legislature of Louisi-
ana. If such exploits elicit applause q
common wife beaten should be regarded
as hero.
Pope Plus TX. was "a years of age on
Saturday the 18th inst, and his prime
minister, Cardinal Giacomo AntonelIi, is
IA years younger, having been born in 1906,
Antonelli is in bad health, and fears are en-
tertained that he will die soon. Should
such an event happen, the pope will be LETT
in most unfortunate dilemma.
And now comes one Robinson, who was
chief engineer of the Little Rock and Fort
Smith railroad, and says that he is ready
to testify that he himself gave Blaine
| SCI 900 worth of bonds in a room in the
capitol bui ding, and In the presence of Ex-
Senator s. f. Rice. Here is another chance
for Tom Scott, and it is doubtful If he will
prove equal to the occasion.
Mr.. Nat Csrlin, late superindent of the
presidents farm near ST. Louis, has made
statement, the object of which was to
show that Gen. Grant has not been run
, ming bis farm and stable at the expense of
the government. But unfortunately for
the president, Mr.. Carlin was not suffi-
GENTLY guarded to save his friend, the
president, from damaging suspicious.
One wonders why Uncle Billy Mckee does
not sell the CD news paper that he
owns As the case stands, its force as moral
organ is somewhat discounted.--SincinnHu
Commercial.
The Globe Democrat ought to change its
name SO as to prevent people falling into
errors of com prehe tension as TO what is real y
meant when IL is referred to in the above