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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
THE HOME STRETCH.
The Last Week of the Indiana
Canvass
GLORI0USLY OPENED.
Great Crowds Greet the Next Gov
ernOr.
HENDRICKS CANVASS.
He Meets with Grand Ovations
i'm the Southern Counties.
THE NEXT GOVERNOR.
A Grand ovation to Him at Mitchell
Other Speakers.
- Telegraph Dol the Sentil

By Telegraph to the sentinel.
Mitchell, Ind, Sept. S.-The grand mass
meeting here to-day excels any demonstration
heretofore witnessed i'm Southern Indiana.
At an early hour this morning the people be-
gan to arrive, and by ten o'clock our streets
were literally crowded. so much so that it was
difficult to get through the dense crowd. Never
before have we seen so much enthu-
asm among Democrats. Immediately on
the arrival of the train from the
north, bearing that honest old farmer, the poor
mans friend, Blue Jeans and the Hon. ID. W.
Voorhees, the crowd was perfectly wild with
excitement. The crowd numbered fully 5000,
and Republicans admit that il was third
larger than their demonstration, held here on
Friday Of last week. The procession was at
least five miles in length, and was made UP eX-
clIlsively Of white people bearing beautiful
banners. II is needless for me to say that the
speech of the Hon. ID. w. Voorhees, was both
eloquent and logical; he never makes any
other kind. His speech did much good, and
we feel safe in saying that II made us
fully fifty votes. The Hon. J. p. Irish,
the distinguished Iowa orator.
next introduced, and addressed the
vast crowd for something over one hour. After
the close Of Mr.. Irish's speech, the ION. James
D. Williams, the next goveonor of Indiana,
addressed the crowd, thoroughly convincing
all within the hearing of his voice, that he is
the proper person to manage the affairs of state
The demonstration has resulted in much good.
Long faces among the Radicals quite nu-
merous, and many of them satisfied it is
useless to labor longer in lost cause, at this
time w 2 Mclean a gallant soldier during
the late war and the next congressman from
the Eighth congressional district, is addressing
M nj al
il all right, and will wheel into line Demo-
critic victory.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
THE ABSORBING QUESTION
I'm European I'OlificS--Russia's Ambi-
ton and Attitude.

London, October B. The Berlin correspond
ent of the Times comments upon the excited
tone ofthe Russian and Hungarian press. He
says: 1T i interesting To notice that the organs
Of both the Russian and Austrian govern
mentS are exchanging threats of war. The
PeSth Lloyd declares that Austria would have
allies in conflict and the st. Petersburg GalOS
that Russia will not be stopped, even if she had
no allies. The tone of many of the
leading organs of Germany is strongly OPP
posed to the supposed ambitious designs
of Russia. The -Allgemcine Zeitung saws il is
convinced no German government will sup
port RuSSia'S selfish designs. Ii thinks Russia
would recoil from war il Austria and Turkey
accepted her challenge. The Times corre-
spOndent remarks that this opinion was very
general here some time ago, but recent events
have somewhat modified il. 1t is now thought
that Russia, after heats of war, might, if chal-
lenged, deem il Incompatible with her honor
to remain at peace.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04

The Bank Officials Of the United Stafcs
Mint In Convention al philadelphia.

Philadelphia, oct. 3-In pursuance of a cau
the bankers of the country met in convention
at Judges Hall this afternoon. The executive
committee appointed az the Saratoga meeting
in July last made the arrangements for hold
ing the mass convention of officers and
representatives of the banks of the
United SttteS at Philadelphia, October 3, 4
and ,, 1876 The Hon. Hugh McCullOch, former
secretary of the treasury, and George =. Coe,
president of the American Exchange National
Bank, and chairman of the Clearing h""
Association of New York, ii is expectet il
address the convention. The committC J..
consideration and reference appointed
Jas. Buell.. Geo. +. Baker, e. +. Upton, 70
Michael, Jr., j. l.. Smith, Edward Tyler,
Hayes, l.. j. Sage and Jos. l.. stephens. =
meeting was called To order by the Hon. Chs
Il. Hall, of Boston.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
STATE ELECTIONS.
MORE DEMOCRATIC GAINS
In Connecticut, and Slow and
Scattering Returns from
Colorado.
IN CONNECTICUT
Special from Hartford shows Demo-
cratic Gains.

BY Telegraph to the Sentinel.]
Hartford. Conn.,, Oct. 3.-Returns thus far
from our town elections of yesterday are forty
eight towns Democratic and thirty-one Repub-
lican, being Democratic gain of six towns
over last October, with decided Democratic
gains i'm the popular vote.
TrO the Associated Press
NEW YORK CITY, Oct. 3.-A dispatch from
Hartford says of the annual town elections
yesterday in Connecticut that the towns with
I'm easy range of Hartford which gave eight
hundred and siXty-nine Democratic majority
in April now give 1856 Republican majority.
Hartford itself elects a mixed ticket, including
the Republican candidate for select
man. Vernon, which was a tie last
election, gives 80 Republican majority.
Waterbury has 10 Democratic majority against
BIZ last spring. New Britain shows l. majority
for the Democratic candidate for first select
man. The Democratic majority of the same
town in April last was 25. Manchester, DEM
ocTatic in April by ~ majority, gives lI0 Re-
publican majority. Winchester shows DEM
cratic gain of 10. White Plymouth, in.
same county, gives 20 Republican gain. All
towns-nameS not given in the dispatch-sl
Democratic gains.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04

Of doors, Bryant following him and GfzIing
him some three or four bisyvS with tbs. veg
pom Bryant then fed. but atas arrested thar
nlgnt or early yesterday norning. He W.S ad-
Matted TO baii in nOminat sGJa (SSssH, n0f-
wlthstanding - weS known as fhe time ~ The
occurrence, that SoElman'S iaspfreS Nvo 81
prove fatal. lie died last IGN t. aTa il ! more
than probable ttE,t his murder @ill never krs
avenged. Great excitement prevails i'm the
nelghborhood of tRe tragedy, and the PROPOSE
ton To simply fine Bryant for an ASA nlt. pro-
yolSed the greatesS indignation against the
Radical magistrate before whom he wasS
brought. That officer then proposed $50 as
the amount of bail, bat for fear ii Isicht he re-
carried as premium on murder, raised il to-
$50 by way OF "cOnrsrGmiSe." BOI,s Of these
Arrays are directly tfaceable To Hannas
bloost-thirsty haranguPS. He glorisS in the
death OF Democrat or .'iii5SSy- back. md ad-
viSes al his friends 10 ga armed to the polls il
to shoot down the friends efTppaer-
and reconciliation
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
FOREIGN.
The Attitude Of Russia and
Austria.
THE EASTERN QUESTION. /,
The Situation af COnsfantinople and ~
DeferSbsrrg

London, Oct. 4.-The Times special from
Vienna states that the reply of Francis Joseph
to the letter of the Gar. was handed yesterday
TO General GunorOlloff, who departed for Iiva-
dia. The same dispatch says the pOrte's
reply To the Powers is very grave for il
opens the whole question, and strengthens the
opinion of those who have maintained
that mere persuasion was useless.
\ telegram from Belgrade says il is
asserted that Russia has ordered her railways
leading to Turkey and Roumania to place Is
trains daily at her disposal, and a request to
the same effect has been made TO Roumanian
railways.
\ dispatch TO the Daily News from Bucha-
rest reports that the Peasants i'm the neighbor-
hood of Batak are starving. The Turkish gov
ernment demands the payment of tithes on
the harvest and forbids threshing until tithes
are paid. \ Times dispatch from Theraphia
says four murders have been committed on
the property of Robert Abbott at Salonica.
The primate of one of the villages and his wife
have been killed. Many other murders are re-
ported.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
HANNA.S HARANGUEs.
How They Influence His AuditOrs--Se-
quei to Sermons ON Hate.
Especial Correspondence ol

Especial Correspondence OF the Sentinels
Greencastle, Oct. 2.-The Radical programme
Ofintimidation and bloodshed has eeen inau-
gurated i'm this county, in proof of which de-
sire TO submit plain statement OF facts, de-
rived from eye-witnesScs whose veracity can
not he questioned. John Hanna had appoint
ments at Fillmore and Battle Union, IN this
county, last saturday, speaking at the last
named place in the afternoon and at F1llmore
at night. At both paints he delivered more
than usually violent and intemperate speeches.
Even his political friends adnsit this. AT the
close of the Fillmore meeting. one of his sup
porters named William Oliver. demonstrated
the effect of his speech by shooting boy
named Willard Day, the son of a Democrat.
Another shot was fired, ii is believed this time
by brother of Oliver, although this is not GER
tainly known, the shot missing its mark and
striking Oliver near the knee Joint Days
wound Is in the arm. Neither of the wounds
are dangerous, though Oliver's nlny possibly
necessitate aKnputation.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
THE MASSES At MADISON.
A Rousing Meeting Meets Governor Hen
bricks and Judge New ut Madison.

lBy Telegraph 10 the sentinel
Madison, Ind, Oct. 3.-fiov. Thomas 4. Hen
bricks and the Hon. j. ID. New arrived here on
the noon train to-day They were received at
the depot by a delegation of our prominent
citizens, headed by Wright's cornet band. The
governor escorted TO the residence of the
Hon. John X. Cravens, and Mr.. New to the res
idence Of Mr.. Fred Harper, where they
were entertained this afternoon. The gov
ernor delivered powerful speech to a
crowded house at the court house
after which be departed on the four o'clock
train. The Hon. j. ID. New is now addressing
large and enthusiastic meeting at the court
house. People were present from all portions
of the county. All are apparently in the best
Of spirits and confident OF success next Tues
day. Send the glad tidings all along the line,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04

also a number of professors from the various
Theological seminartes here. The platform
was crowded. and only about 200 chairs
were. vacant. Mr.. Moody preached
from the first Corinthians, Is. lst. He declared
that the reason the church and ministry do not
succeed better in bringing sinners to Christ is
because they do not love them enough. He
pleaded for "a loving service of the Lord, in
stead OF service from sense of duty. The au-
ulence were much more responsive than on
the first evening. Smiles and tears and amens
followed some of the speakers words. a gen.
eral convention of ministers and Christian
workers from the whole Northwest at an early
day Is I'm contemDlatiOn
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
REPRESENTATIVES, RADICALS.
a Deserter and "a DefauIterr Take n
Prominent Part iH Republican
Meeting.

[By Telegraph To the Sentinel.
MUScIE, IND, October "a deserter and a
defaulter takes prominent part i'm a Republic
lican meeting. The Radicals here had their
big day. About twenty-five hundred people
would he a fair estimate of the crowd. Five
hundred and seventeen voters in
procession by actual count The chief
marshall was a gentleman that Adiutant
General TerreIl's report shows to he deserter
and his principal aid Gilbert was a revenue de-
faulter, fit Representatives OF the principles of
the party. Schurz made us votes. Part of the
procession from Monroe township were so ig
norant that they actually believed that the
name of the Democratic candidate for governor
was Blue Jeans. There were more drunken
men at the meeting than ever was known in
the city in one day since 1862. Hurrah for Ben
HarriSon's Baxter law.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
MCDONALD AND wINCHEsTER
Address n ROusing Meeting at Boone
willie.
IBy Telegraph to

by Telegraph to the Sentinel
Bonneville, oct. 3.-Hon. j. +. Mcdonald and
Hon. Boyd Winchester, notwithstanding the
chilly atmosphere, addressed large and en-
thusiastic audience IN the court house square
to-day. The plain, logical arguments of MIR.
Mcdonald told with telling effect on his listen
ers, while the eloquent appeals of Mr.. Win
chester for the Democracy to stand by their
colors in the final struggle next Tuesday gave
them unbounded courage.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
BARGAIN AND SALE.
The Republicans Offer to Trade Votes AT
Jssf About the Proper Valuation.
[By Telegraph to the Sentinel

BY Telegraph 70 the SentlneI.I
Lafayette, Ind, Oct. 3.-The Republican State
Central Committee have instructed the faith
full here to trade Off the Republican county
ticket i'm exchange for votes for Harrison for
governor, and to-day several Democrats have
been approached by leading Republicans offer
ing to give as high as five Republican votes for
the Democratic county ticket i'm exchange for
one Democratic vote for Harrison. 1t is under
stood here that this game is to be played all
over the state, and Democrats should he put
on their guard.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
Two Pictures.

William Cullen Bryant, the scholar. phil
oSOpher and poet, says that Governor Tilden
that he is pure man and a statesman.
g" Gin" Jones is the proprietor of the New
York Times He is AN illiterate Welshman
and rogue who swindled the taxpayers of
New York City out of 100000 by perjury
and fraud. He receives from the Republi-
can party Sl50.0O0 for Slandering Governor
Tilden He received SS2, 600 from the same
source for sandering Horace Greeley. Alas
for character! Alas for political honesty in
the Republican party
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
SEYMOUR SOLID.
An Immense Crowd at n Democratic
Meeting.
by Telegraph to the Sentinel.

by Telegraph to the Sentinel.
SEYMOUR, IND, Oct. 3.-This has been glo-
rious night for the Democracy of Seymour.
Hon. Webster Bixon, of Jennings county, has
just closed one of the most eloquent
speeches delivered here during this canvass.
His arraignment of Radicalism was most
whitening and terrible. He was greeted with
round after round of applause. The people
were all wild with enthusiasm. Scipp'S Opera
Hall was crowded and the immense audience
were a united mass of Democratic enthusiasm.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04

COnStantinOple Oct 1.-The porte yesterday
communicated to the ambassadors OF the pow
ersS "A plan of reform applicable to the whole
empire, inclukng the removal of all disabili-
ties from Christians. The plan is drawn up so
aS To imply that local autonomy for Bosnia,
Bulgaria and Herzegovina would be useless. al
though il doeSEaot formally refuse autonomy.
The plan of reforms comprises the creation of
a national council of hundred and twenty
members.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
The POrte's Promises.

Paris, Oct. At is stated that the Porte's
reply to the proposals of the Powers, offers
suspension of hOStilitieS, but not an armistice.
The Prince does not grant the autonomy de-
manded for certain provinces, but promises
reforms throughout the empire, which will
render autonomy unnecessary.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
NOBLE COUNTY.
a RattIinS Meeting Addressed by var.
Julian.

by Telegraph to the Sentinel
Kendalville. Ind, Oct 3.-A rousing Demo-
cratic meeting held here to-day. The
Hon. Geo. W. Julian delivered powerful
speech, a scathing argument of Morton x Co.
His speech produced glorious effect, and was
frequently spplauded. A grand torchlight
procession took place this evening, Col. Mes
more addressing the enthusiastic audience.
Look out fer good report from Noble county
next Tuesday
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
THE CANVASS AT CHALMERS.
The Old Union War Horse Addresses
the People.

BY Telegraph TO the SENTINEL
Chalmers, Ind, Oct. 3.-tien. Manson, chair
man of the Democratic state Central Commit
tee is addressing large and enthusiastic meet
ing here tonight. He speaks from the Union
soldiers standpoint and shows that the soldiers
DESTROYS of change in the administra-
ton a. any other class of citizens.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
The Savannah Sufferers.

New York, Oct. "a dispatch from Atlant
states that Gen. Ruger, commanding the de-
partment of the South, ordered the quarter
master nj savannah To turn over 10 the mayor
of that city for the benefit OF the yellow fever
sufferers. the government commissary stores,
amounting In value TO 5000. The post band at
Gen. Rugers headquarters gave concert for
the benefit of the sufferers. At Savannah and
Brunswick the epidemic is unahated.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
L. this Reform from Within:
Detroit Free Press.l

The recent so-called veterans convention
held at indianapolis seems to have all been
given at the government expense. The gov
ernment buildings were converted into sign
boards for Hayes and Wheeler, and were COW
cred with posters by order of Postmaster
Holloway. SpoOner took government can
mons from the arsenal and loaded them with
powder belonging to the same, while govern
ment bands from Nashville were on hand TO
play, by order of Don Cameron.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
MuIIetf Proyided For.

New York, Oct. 3.-The secretary OF the
treasury has appointed a. b. Mullett, ex-super
viSing architect Of the treasury, superinten-
dent of the custom houses at Cincinnati. Chi
cago and st. Louis, and the pOstofiices at New
York, Philadelphia and Hartford, compre-
hending buildings originally designed and
commenced by Mullett, but still uncompleted.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
Another Array.

more serious affTay occurred NJ Battle
Union the same night. DIR. Robinson, Inde-
pendent Greenback candidate for joint Repre-
sentative, was addressing meeting AT that
point. The doctors speech gave offsnse to the
Radicals present, and one of them, Woodford
Bryant, disturbed the meeting to such an ex-
tent that Moses Scotsman, a Democrat, went
70 Bryant and appealed to him TO keep still
BRYANT thereupon drew knife and COM
menced stabbng SCOTSMAN, who retreated out
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
English Cabinet Council.

London. Oct. S.-A cabinet council, the first
since the close of Parliament, will be held to-
day. Important action regarding the eastern
question is expected. Lord BeacOnsfield and
Mr.. Ward Hunt arrived in London yesterday.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
More MaSSacreS.

Bucharest, O er3.-It is rumored that the
brother of Henry ABBOT, German consul at
salonica, aSsaSSinated last night has heen
maSsacred, together with his family, near Sal
Onica.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04

How foolish il is to print certificates when
one trial will convince the most skeptical
that DIR. J. III. McLean's Strengthening Cor
dial and Blood Purifier is the most wonder
ful invigorator, tonic vitalizcr and blood
purifier in the world. DIR. J. III. McLean's
office, 3l4 Chestnut street, ST. Louis, Mo.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04

Howlovely it is TO see clear skin. The
only way to have pure, rich blood is by TAX
ing DIR. j. III. McIean's Strengthening Cor
dial and Blood Purifier. 1t will invigorate,
strengthen, vitalize and cause the bloom of
health to mount your check again. DIR. ].
II. McI.ean's office, st. Louis, No.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04

that the Democracy of jefferson confidently
expect to roll up handsome majority for Blue
Jeans Williams, the entire state ticket and re-
form on the 10th of October.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
CHESTER PARK.
Opening of The Fall TrOfting Ond Rum
ming Association i'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, October 3.-The fall trotting and
running meeting at Chester Park opened to-
day with TWO trotting and running races
Track i'm good condition and weather cool
first race 2+j class purse $780, $3.50 To first, Sl75
to second, $40 to third. Fourteen entries, :
started
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04
SMILES AND TEARS
Greet Moody at the Tabernacle. Where
He breaches n Gospel of Love.

Chicago, Oct. 3.-The Moody and Sankey
meeting tonight indicated a rapid growth Of
the revival interest. The 5000 of last night
were present again, bringing nearly 1900 more.
Many city pastors, including some German
and Swedish ministers, were on the plafforfni )
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04

The Harvard boat club has ds cided 10 chal-
lenge Yale for an eight Dared four mile straight
away race next summer.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-04

The last was a running race, mile heats,
rse $3.50, 500 To first, so to second, SO To
.r1 forr p.tfriQS all ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-04
ToTIC1 OF ELsCrbS.


~.vn,Arrv % no OMAN, !
City Hall. October . lS"
Wrn.sAs, It 10 provided BY the cns1sef =. ~.
.,tv II Kew Orlesns shat the election iol ~.
.,S tina several Administrators thereon snsn
held hi eunially, at the time Of the election ~,
v,.mbers of the General Assembly; and they .n."
~ chosen 1t large BY the qualified voters OF 'o'
city Of New Orleans" .. =,
rbsreby notify tho qualified voters Of tho CITY OF
Nae Orleans that on TUESDAY. the seventn a.y
~ november next, being the day fixed py -" iol
~. election Of members Of the General Assembly
snd c,tv ofaccrs, m ielection will be hold in ssd
~. ~ Nav Orleans for the following
n,a navor ono Administrator Of Finance ono
Adm,ni.tr.tor OF Public Accounts. one Admins
+r.tor AZ improvements one Administrator OF A.
....m.nt.. ono Administrator OF Police ana ono
Adminiatrstor of waterworhs and Public Soiio'
ings r,,...
The ..id election will be held at the same PAGES
and be conducted by the same commission =
the electien for members Of the General Assembly.
Given under nv hand and the seal OF the Guy Oh
No" or'e"n'' CHARLES ]. LEEDS,
Mayor