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pounee IL the best medicine in uso. eass OF cor
recomnsnd 1t to eli sufferer. ays.s' He5e,fs 3
Co, SostA Bostoa, Va Horena6sr IL, 1875 IL
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A REMARKABLE SUICIDE has recently
moved even the hardened nerves of Paris.
ians. A well dressed gentleman went into q
small tavern in the Rue deIYonne, and asked
10 have room where he might dine alone,
ne ordered number Of oysters and a chop,
and having eaten them with perfect calm
ness called for another dish. On being
served with this, he pointed out to the waiter
that the knife with which he had been sup
piled was too blunt to cut. and asked that
they should let him have q sharp one. The
waller brought him another, and left the
room without the slightest suspicion. On
returning, few minutes afterWard, be
found the gentleman, lying insensible, with
The knife plunged in his breast and the door
covered with blood. Medical assistsnce was
procured, and the unfortunate man, who was
found to be suffering from . wide aud deem
wound which he had inflicted on hinaself.
Was removed TO the hospital OF the Hotel
D1eu. After lying some time In q state OF
Inconsistencies, he revived, and his first
WORDS, on looking round, were, "What! still
alive" Without moments hesitation he
app lied all his force to tear open the wound,
which bad been bandaged carefully, And i'm.
mediately expired. The body was removed
to the morgue. It Is generally believed that
behind this horrible doa ih there 10 concealed
traeical histoEy IN high life.
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CITY ITEA MS

BY INsURIyG your real estate or personal
property in the Firemen's Insurance Com
pany OF washington and Georgetown, ID. c :,
loNce over Bank OF Washington you can
be assured OF obtaining policy at low rates,
and be guaranteed prompt payment of
losses. 1918
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SUNDAY LAW WITH A VENGEANCE
The Eagle OF last Friday contained q circu-
lar from chief of police Moran, In which he
informed the citizens of what he intended to
do in obedience to the councils orders that
the Police enforce the statutes and city ordi-
napces relative to Sunday, the nrst day of
the week. The enforcement of the chiefs
circular has led to many arrests for alleged
violation of the Sunday laws, in divers
ways, and many arrests are yet TO be made
The most numerous class OF offenders are
those who went to the p0stofice yesterday
noon TO post or receive mail. Forty four cit
liens names were taken, and warrants have
been served on them. Twenty five or thirty
milk pedlers have been arrested for vending
or delivering milk on Sunday, and the own
ers and employees Of two barber shops are to
be srrested for keeping their establishments
open. The employees Of the gas company
we've arrested for laboring in the gas works
on Sunday. The employees of the Valley
City and Crescent Touring mills were ar.
rested for laboring In the mills on Sunday.
The employees OF the Times and Democrat
cffices were arrested for lAboring on those
papers AFTER midnight Saturday night, or on
Sunday m0rning-l Grand Rapids 400le.
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A LATE COLLECTOR INDIoraD DIR. w
d. Nolen, late collector Of the port ct vii.
m,ineton, Del, IN the o. g. District Court or
Indictment charging him with the missn
preparation of - 400 realised from the sale or
liquors taken from the bark Ned way and ths
chip John Sidney, wrecked near LoVo1 IN
TIE mn Of ie72s. vhile Noasn Wa Collector.
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REMovAL-FTa Cass EcosrtA1 and Dyet,ao
A. Fischer has enlarged his establishment
northwest, three doors from 9th street, near
the u. B. Patent Once. By promptly adopt
Ing the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European invention, he 10 en-
abled TO do any work In manner not 70 be
e9ualed By those not possessing these facil-
tiles. o.l3l4
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DR.. White, Chiropodist, of fifteen years
practical experiences throughout the United
Gated in Washington, ID. c., in 1861, success.
fully treats Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails,
Chilblaips, Vascular EXcrescences, &C, at
opposite Willard's Hotel. Fee, 81 per visit.
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
Ovprcp or CHrKy SIGNAL OpPICBR,

WASHINGTON, October Is. lHo-
N the middle states, falling barometer,
cold portherly vfnds shifting to warmer
easterly or southerIy, and generally clear
weather, with frosts over the interior.
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CHARLIE ROSS AeAIN.-The name of the
man arrested on suspicioa OF being concern
ed In the Roa0 case u Samuol Benn0rS. He
ciaree hs knows whore the boy r.. he soys
ne - In this state md that hO saw him three
veeSs ago. He refuses 10 tai the whore.
soooS and The police pfo1eee Ignorance OF
20 bennerS statement, 10 that the lost child
~ y q neAr Wrtehtsvilla, - It Was thoro
t t 6Ssners usually stopped on his Visits
safest. u that the man Il lying n tots.-
IPhlo. CITY Item, tStA. w
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LOCAL NE VS..

Amusements, kc., Toni ghe.
Eatsoncl TheatT-Maggie Mitchell in"Jane
Eyre"
Tneote- Co,gtq1le.-First class varieties.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

G1ssP ssSis AT Low ffRitosss %D
ss' s::. ri q H's g sSI!
do. 81 90 Upward; Misses rebbls Button, q IS uI-
Gonsr.:s, the ben W ever :oid for tie price osi
o.,. .isii-isls rENNsyLyANIAA AVE,
~ rs PER CENT. SAVED ~
At L. nEIRBRUNB
CHEAP SHOE STORE,
No. Ao2 7rH sr., Two Doors ABOVE DIV.
S1y@ Ladies Kid Side Lace.
% Kid Seamless Burton.
o. 90 Misses Seamless Bottsn.
n Best School Shoes ever bad.
sss. q a.Hd .s s.ss t Se.sp
q Cents Everlasting Stitched Boots:
!ss sl srs sSss KIP sSs
Sign sod woman IN shoe" in window. sep2s-tr
2I1S u. GEORGES. DIS
FASHIONABLE BooT Mako,
No. 9lls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Between 2lst and 22d streets.
First eis. Custom Work made st the shortes
81 ~ nsi. .. very
,1 sss Se' 1;s.t:S in Congress Caters BY pat
fSiss Of Biz Boof.D seps-u
1T s1RAUs',
lOll.----PBNHsYLvAHIA AvEHUs--...l0lI.
BETWEEN Io,H AND II,z STREETS,
rHs ooU. GHgS. Az n, 5EEIER SIrH NEW
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
Yes Nm AxD soYa
Suits for CROWNS Boys,
Duis Dr. Big Boys.
osits ~ oehoei Bsys,
Duits ssr ooalses YsafAs,
oafts Cor Wssktss Yosshs.
Suits for Small Nm,
ouits for Lsrse Zen,
eufO for Men Of Medium oiss,
Suits for 4ss Of 1xns eiss,
euiss Ses shs Dtsssst Of Hen,
eui1s fus svegy tn 90 Msn,
suits Scr sll ths nsa In Town
OVERCOATS A SPECIALITY.
BUY NOWI BUY MOVIE
Particular Attention Given TO Pleasing.
n. 0TRAVo.
ssYss
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EDUcArIoNALs-Evenin classes s,rn.a
Training ~ Miss Richards' educotionsi
rooms, i217 10Th street. Bee adv't.
The Rooalyn seminary for young ladfea
Clark Reynolds teaches Instrumental
music NJ soc IN street SOUTH See adv't.
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DANeIR OF SPIrZ DoGs.-The occurrence
OF anot her case OF rabies In . Spite dog OF
this city II calculated to increoae the dis
fAyor with when thet varsity Of the canine
dog In believed BY many TO be particularly
liable TO 90 mad.-lN y Stal.
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PRAYIFG BAFDs DsAPPnovRD NJ rru
MlI HoDIsr NfNIsf1Rs.lThe Nethodiat
ministers yesterday discus.ed the question
lied and conducted ought TO receive the an
proval and COOPERATION or pastors And
churches. Rev. Mr.. Goodsell and Rsv. Drs.
Kettel and Lloyd were OF the opinion that
they did more harm than good.-[N n.
V'orld 1sfh
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THE NEW AVENUE PAVEMENT IN COURT
Yesterday, an attachment suit was entered
In the Circuit Court for r.. ID. Wood & Co.,
against the Grahamite and Trinidad Asphalt
Paving Co., (the contractor for paving the
western section of the avenue.) for $4,000,
and attachment issued. 1t Is probable that
the matter will hA settled.
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CENTENNIAL VISITORS In the city should
call at Priggis Jewelry store, No. 457 Penn
sylvania avenue, near \ street.
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4 LE.aDEN-G QUEs7IOr!
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SUIT OF EJECTMENr AGAINST THE DIS
TR1CT OF Yesterday, ]. C..
darkness, trustee. in the case Of McBlair
against Gadsby, filed q suit in ejectmeut
against the District of Columbia, to recover
possession OF ten lots Of ground In square No.
90, situated on X street north west, on which
the new Western market has been erected.
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p,,,r AL EsIaTH sALE--Yesterday uessrs.
son r chi, ans' nucsioneers, 30 d for Jud.
lot 5, In snodivision OF lots And in ~ nerI
4el, Improved by two-story hricE hc.ssN
situated on IN street west, opposite ~
Seh9nborn, for $40 900. ~"Sis
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National 77eater.-Naggfe
Mitchell will appear tonight in "jSne
Eyre," eharactsr which many play-goers
PIefer even 70 her "Fanchou.n The the0ter
I'll ~. oe crowded, a. great many ladies have
se,1 Cotntque Joshua Whitconb and
1nsnt array OF variety Lfars DO a eoosi hnsi
nefs NJ the Comique. "A'A
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TIE PRHsBYrERIAN SYNOD or Bsltinore
opened last evening at Salisbury, Nd, with
. seYmon oy Rev. DR.. Marquis, from the taxi
Revelation, chap. ., veYse4. Rev. DR.. WINS,
OF this city, Wa elected moderator By aocla-
NATION, and Rev. r. B. Duval. OF Wilmiug-
TOD, and Rev. r H. WILLIAMS, Of Frederick
city, temporary clerks. the report OF the
COMMITTEES Of arrangements was Sdopted.
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~Yesterllsy va Dairymen's Day ct the
centennial exhibition.
$50 ereat II The dissatisfactiou with tina
Brttish primo minister that upward az 90
oonseryauye meDbers a. parliament (his
own party) have oent him round robin,
sskipe that the country'D demand for an au-
tumn seea1on OF paIliamout shall BE- aceoded
10 ~ eovQnme0t
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
CLARK RkyNeLOs
1saes so 81 -, fss .,,ss, saa n~'io'
For terms. &c. address e sbove. octu 81
EvsEISG on ASSES Fo9MEp IN ILoOU.
rz1 Tig BOOK fkoRTt4k so,ls ~ e. ssIL6so
1917 10th street, on the second week Of November.
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writ of subpoena duces tecum from the govern
company, requiring him to produce allthe tele-
grams which passed between General eOryille
r. Ba 6 at Long bynnch and John Melon
at Ripon, Wisconsin, over various signatures
during several months OF last year. The tele-
mand was too genei al and would REQUIRE an
immense amount of labor. Amy intention to
impede the trial was disclatmed, bat it was
asked that the dates and descriptions OF the
MESSAGES be given with particularly; The
under advisement until afternoon. On the re-
assembling OF the court this afternoon Judge
Dillon overruled the motion, on the part of the
aside the subpoena duces tecum. Mr..
Voorhees, then addressed the court
between the counsel for the government and
for the defendant Ii had been agreed that the
government would withdraw the sixth count in
with conspiracy TO defraud the government
and that the defendant would enter a plea OF
guilty as 10 the remaining five counts, charging
him with neglect or dereliction .of duty in not
reporting 70 his superior officer, the supervisor
The counsel further stated that when Mcguire
took charge OF the office as collector he was
unused TO Its duties, sun ouDded by unforseen
himself and that these difficulties and infiu-
ences in great degree caused his neglect of
duty He was innocent of inten tional fniscon-
was controlled by the influences brought TO bear
upon him. He was under the control and SUBJ
supervisor, VINO was a member of the ring, and
he never received dollar by the conspiracy
which has been unearthed. District ATTORNEY
Dyer reiterated Mr.. Voorhees, statement as TO
the action of the counsel, said the defendant
would enter plea OF guilty as to u e courts
charging neglect of duty, and he abandoned
the sixth count, charging conspiracy and added:
II is due to Col. Mcguire to state that so far as
the government is concerned, we have been I'M
aole TO trace the payment of any money to him
as member OF the conspiracy" The court
agreed to this arrangement, nolle prosequi was
entered as TO the conspi acy count and the plea
OF guilty. entered as To the others. IL was under
stood that Col. Mcguire would furnish the gov
eminent with information relative to the con-
spirscy here and elsewhere not yet brought oat
Ia evidence, and he will no doubt be a witness
In the other cases. IL was then agreed that there
should be no change in Maguire's bond and the
court adjourned.
Ii has Oeen agreed between the counsel and
acquieSced in by the court, that none of the
jurors selected for Maguire's trial will be drawn
for Babcock's case. The remainder of the venire
Will be drawn and ten new men will be sum-
monej. The trial will begin on Monday next
In the meantime the court will be engaged in
equity leases.
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INDIANAisTATE SENTINEL MONDAY FEBRUARY 1875

did not want to lose his position. Phillips
is about so years of age, has ark hair and
eyes; has wife and four children
in Strengthened circumstances. He
takes bis sentence hard. George
t. Simonson was cool and self pos
sessed. He thought that a little more
M ercy should have been shown him. but he
was going TO make the best of IL. He was
in the army. but broke down on account OF
ili-health. Is 4S years old and has wife
looking man, probably 50 years old. He
was a colonel in the army and received sew
ersI wounds. He looked very pale, but
calm, and was not addressed by the re-
porter. David NJ. Lewis had nothing to
say, and appeared resigned to his hard fate.
He is man past the middle age OF life, and
has a family. Hiram B. Snyder appeared
indifferent to all around him, and looked
SAD and gloomy.
THE CLOSING DREADFUL SCENE.
After the prisoners had shaken HANDS with
their friends and bid them goodbye, they
were marched out of the Office into the pris-
oners' reception-room by Deputy Warden
Craig. They were there relieved of such
articles as they had about them which ii
was contrary to the rule for them to keep.
Warden Howard held no conversation with
the prisoners, and will treat them Just as the
regulation requires. They were next taken
TO the prison barber, where their hair was
cut and their wniskers shaved off.
They were then taken to the cloth
ing department and the zebra or
striped convicts' suits given them,
which they put on, and which altered them
so much that they were scarcely recogniza-
bic. When fully rugged out they were
taken to the house and assigned their
quarters and cots. They will not at present
have any work to do, as the convicts are ali
AL, a
fearful lesson to men now occupying
positions of trust and honor, anG should be
carefully needed. Upon the presumption
that they were all dishonest and deserved
their tate, it is sad to think of their present
misery and the terrible disgrace, humil-
iating shame and deep anguish they have
brought upon themselves and their wives
and children.
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Frankfort Crescent: Last week reference
was made in these columns to the fact that
we have residing here gentlemen who
travelled Oh the first railroad built in the
United States. We can now do better. Mr..
Davenport, citizen OF this place, rode on
the first railroad ever built in the world.
This was about the year 1923, and the road
was the train way first built by Stevenson
himself, the pioneer railroad builder in
England. Mr.. Davenport says the cross-ties
were laid in stone, and then wooden rails
were laid on the cross-ties and bars OF iron
on the rails.
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Augusta Constitutionslist: est would
seem to be the duty of the pulpit and heads
of families to inculcste lessons which would
give us less of modern civilization and
more Of old fashioned morality"
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COLLECTOR MAGUIRE.
Ills CASE SOON SETTLED.

HE PLEADS GUILTY TO NEGLECT OF DUTY
THE CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY WITHDRAWN
HE WILL TESTIFY IN OTHER CASES.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. Upon the opening of
the United States Circuit Court this morning,
the attorneys for the Western Union Telegraph
Company appeared witha motion to vacate a
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Notice to Nonresident.

Whereas, acertaiD precept has beenduly issued
TO me by the Mayor of the city of indianapolis,
under the corporate seal of said city, dated jan
usry 9th, 1876, showing that there is due the
following named contractor the amount heoein-
after specified for street improvement in the
city OF Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana
Due John Greene for grading and grayeling
Wisconsin street and sidewalks from nissis.
sippi TO Meridian streets, from Mary E. White,
the sum of thirty-four dollars ana eighty cents
1854 SOL amount of assessment charged against
lot No. thirty-six 1897 in Cincinnati q Chicago
Railroad Company's addition 10 the city OF In
dianapolis, Marion county, Indiana.
Now the said defendant Is hereby notified
that unless she pa.r within Coy days after the
publication, for three weeks, of this notice the
amount so assessed against the above described
lot or parcel of land, will proceed to collect
the amount assessed by levy and sale of said
lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the above claim, and all
costs that may accrue.
HENRY w. TUTEwILER,
City Treasurer.
Tpdiananolis sTnd January 81. 1876.
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Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed administrative of the estate
OF Charles o. White, late of said county, de-
ceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
SUSAN A. WHITE. Administrative.
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Notice to Nonresident.

Whereas, a certain precept has been duly
Issued TO me by the Mayor OF the city OF Indian
apolis, under the corporate seal of said city,
dated January 9th, 1876, showing that there
is due the following named contractor the
amount hereinafter specified for street improve
ment In the city OF Indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana.
Due ID. Root & Co., for erecting lamp posts
lamps and fixtures on Maple street between,
McCarty and Morris streets, from John w.
Foulke, the sum of three dollars and fifteen
cents lSS Isl, amount of assessment charged
against lot No. eighty-four 1877 In McCarty SUBJ
division of outlOt No. one hundred and twenty
l20l in the city ofIndianapolis, Marion c. unity,
Indiana.
Now, the said defendant is hereby notified that
unless he pay within l20l days after the pub
LEGATION, for three weeks, of this notice the
amount so assessed against the above described
lot or parcel of land, [ will proceed to
collect the amount so assessed by levy and sale
OF said lot or parcel of land, or so much thereon
as may be necessary to satisfy the above claim,
and all costs that may accrue.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer
indianapolis. Ind, January 81, 1875.
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Due John Scheier for grading and paving wit
Drlck the north sidewalk on Brookside avenue
from CLIFFORD avenue to Orange street, from T.
m. hoDDins. the sum of one hundred and
twenty -four dollars and sixty cents (sl2l co.,
amount OF assessment charged against lot No :.
eignteen Qel in Albert Z. Fletchers first ad-
dlt1on TO the city OF Indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana. s
Now, the said defendant is hereby notified
mat unless within (2O) days after The publca-
ton Tor three weeks OF this notice the amount
so assessed against the above described lot or
Psreel OF land is paid, will proceed to collect
the amount so assessed by levy and sale of said
lot or parcel OF land, or SO much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the the above claim and
all costs that may accrue.
HENRY W. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
indianapolis, Ind, January "a, 1876
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Ii
IN aENSE.

Notice is hereby given that will apply to the
Board ofCommissionerso of Marion county. Indi
diana, at their next term, commencing on the
first Monday in March, 1876. for a license to sell
intoxicating liquors in less quantity than a
quart at a time," with the privilege of allowing
the same to be drank on my premises, for one
year. My place of business, and the premises
whereon said liquors are 10 be drank, are To-
Gated on lot No.2l in outlOt III, and known as
No. 47i South Meridian street, in the Twelfth
Ward, in indianapolis, in Center township, in
Marion county, Indiana.
FRFDRICKE KLEIN.
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Notice to Nonresident.

Whereas, certain precept has been duly is
sued TO me by the Mayor OF the city OF indian
apolls under the corporate seal of said city,
dated January 18th, 1876. showing that there is
que the following named contractor the
amount hereinafter specified for street i'm
proyement in the city OF Indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana. -FrI : - ! : -
Due John Scheier for grading and paving with
DrlcA me north sidewalk on Brookside avenue
rom Clifford avenue 10 Orange street, from
joshua El1aSon, the sum of twenty-one dollars
and sixty cents ISL COZ, amount of assessment
charged against lot No: seven "a in Seaton's SUBJ
division of Albert K. Fletchers first addition to
the city OF Indianapolis, Marion county, Indi-
ana,
Now. the said defendant is hereby notified
thai un less within COY days after the publica-
ton for three weeks of this notice the amount
so assessed against the above described lot or
parcel OF land is paid, Will proceed to collect
The amount SO assessed by levy and sale of said
lot or parcel OF land, or SO much thereof as may
be necessary TO satisfy the above claim, and all
costs that may accrue.
HENRY W. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind, January "a, 1876.