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


Rhode Island has advanced to cock
fighting.
The Centennial bills OF fare are pro-
uouuced unfair bills.
New York has a society for the proven
ton of cruelty to children.
Anna Dickinson was 80 when she made
her debut as an actress, and failed.
If Winslow triumphs English soil will
be thieves eternal camping ground.
A Keyport IN. J.) milkman has been
watched by the citizens. 1t cost $3.50.
The old South Church of Boston is to be
sold. 1t is worth too much for a relic.
The probabilities are that Belknsp will
be lei of by the Senate. Just like it.
The murderer Piper enjoys excellent
health. He would as soon be hung as not
Bristow's friends claim that he was, and
Is still, willing to train with the negroes.
The exiled Communists of France will
have to remain out in the cold for while.
Brownlow is in favor OF Morton for
president. Such fellowship is eminently
proper.
The Rochester IN: " Express has q
column devoted to the "curiosities OF
crime"
Shortberry straw cake is the latest Phil
tennisl pay.
The European Centennial visitors have
not arrived yet. They do not come ss the
wares come.
If Speaker Cox can't keep order with
one gavel he ought to have two, and wear
wooden shoes besides.
The Turks are converting Christians
rapidly into food for worms, and all Chris
tendon looks on quietly.
Governor Kellogg wants more govern
ment troops. This time the trouble is
about cow at Bayou Sara.
Mr.. Secretary Taft has been able to cut
down army estimates $500, sos, and he
didn't prune very close at that.
The Cincinnati Times charges the Ca
zstte with being the "CommercisI's
shadow" We thought it was mighty thin.
Joe Jefferson is the happy father of a
bouncing boy. Now, who will believe In
his Rip Van Wrinkle sleep of twenty
years?
Tom Scott's swearing made Blaine sick
and sent him to bed. His friends say he
can't stand investigating equal to Morton
or Bristow.
San Francisco has an American
Anti-Coolie Club, ard John ChiDamsn will
do well to keep a sharp look out for his
pig-taiI and scalp
General Sherman regrets the necessity
which forced him from st. Louis to Wash
ingtoD. He does not like to live unde-
Grants shadow.
Fitzhue says he is "bigger man than
old Grant," He has shown himself to be
a bigger fool and a bigger liar. Barnum
ought to have him.
Tae Rev. DIR. Taylor refuses perempto-
rily to hear Bowsn's story, and now there
is no telling where Bowen will unbosom
and unburden himself.
There will be no rsffilng, grabbing per-
formances, or other modes of respectable
gambling at the Women's Fair to be held
In Philadelphia next month.
Tables have been prepared showing that
crime has rapidly increased among the
children of New York since the Re
ubiicsn party got possession of the gov
erDment.
The mob rules in Cons.sntihople, and
more Christian blood must flow before
Christian nations step 10 and cc mpel the
Turks to recognize the laws of civilized
countries.
A London letter-carrier stopped to talk
with girl for half hour, was charged
with lettering and fined 500, which he
could not raise and was sent to prison for
two months.
Hard times has not reached Newport
yet, and rents are about as high as they
were last season, ranging from $500 to