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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14
THOMAS H. BowLEs, Attorney.

CTATE OF INDIANA. Marion county. S.:
y In the superior Court Of Marion
county, in the state of Indiana, March
term, 1877 No. 1859.
Alfred B. Judd VS.. Henry @. Hopkins, Lucy
]. Hopkins d the Shaw Carriage company.
Be 1t known. that on the sd day of February.
1877. the allowed named plaintiff. by his AT
torney. filed in the Office of the clerk of the
Superior Court of Marion county. in the
state of Indiana, his complaint against the
above named defendants. for foTci osure Of
mortgage. and on the 9th day of March,
1877, the said plaintiff filed in said
clerks Office the affidavit of a competent per-
son showing that said defendants, Henry G.
Hopkins and Lucy !. Hopkins, are not resi-
dents of the state of Indiana.
Now therefore, by order of said court. said
defendants last above named are hereby noti-
fed of the filing and tendency of said COM
plant against them. and that unless they ap-
pear and answer or demur thereto, at the
calling of said cause on the cond day Of the
term of said court to be begun and held al the
court house in the city of Indianapolis. on the
first Monday in May, 1877. sand COMPLAINT. and
the matters and things therein contained and
alleged. will be heard and determined in their
absence. AUSTIN II. BROWN.
mar7-3w Clerk.
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STRUCK OIL.
The Excitement OF Ten Years Ago Re
vived I'm Pennsylvania.


bradford (Ps.) Letter to the New York World ]
The recent discovery of petroleum as far
north as this town, in opposition to the
stubbornly maintained theory of biologists
and experts, has been followed by an ex-
element exceeding that of the early days Of
petroleum discovery in this state. Mexican
county borders on the counties of Alleghe-
ny and Cattaraugus in New York
state, and lies northeast of the great original
oil territory. That portion of it in
which the new oil belt has been pierced lies
in the valley of the Tunungwant creek, a
tributary of the Allegheny river. 1t is
about two miles wide, and extends north
easterly into Cattaraugus county. and
the indications are that it continues
as far as Cuba. in Allegheny county,
then follows the Allegheny valley for miles
westward. The TUNA" valley. as they call
it. has now nearly four hundred producing
wells. and hundreds of wells are in course of
drilling. Biologists have always insisted
that the strata of oil-bearing sand rock could
not be found in New York state,
but that theory has most eff
fective refutation in the fact that
at Limestone, Cattaraugss county, the
richest of veins have been struck"
The most noticeable case of sudden wealth
is that of an Irishman named Mike McCarty,
who until recently was a switch tender in
the employ of the Erie railway, at Sala-
manca, anu is extremely Incorporate
His father, who owned 90 acres of land
at Limestone, died a few years ago
and left the farm to Mike. To pay the taxes
on the property was more than Mike could
do, and it could have been purchased at al
most any price. Two years ago he was Of
fered $500, when the oil fever was in its
incipient stage. and Mikes wife shrewdly
would not let her husband sell. He is now
selling it off at 81 900 an acre, and his royal
ties yield him $500 week.
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NOTICE is hereby given TO the citizens OF
~ the Fourth ward. in the city of Indian
apolis, Center township, Marion county. Indi-
ana. that / Arthur u. Benner, male inhaoi-
tants OF said ward. over the age Oh twenty-one
years. will apply to the board OF county COM
missioners OF said county. at their April
meeting, for a license to sell, for one year,
spurious, vinous and malt liquors, in less
quantity than quart at time, with the
privilege OF allowing the same to be drank on
my premises.
The precise location OF the premises whereon
lows: West one half % OF LOT No. 7, square No.
ST. and known as No. 2s6 West Washington
street. In the city Of indianapolis, Center
township. Marion county, Indiana.
fsignedl ARTUR y. BENfER,
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BUELL. & BARTHOLOMEW, Attorneys.

CTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county. 50:
- In the Superior Court Of Mar1on
county, in the state of InuIana, February term.
1911. No. nab.
John w. Ground VS.. Maxwell X. McCaus-
land.
Be it known. that on the 18th day Of January,
1877, the above named plaintiff, by his attor-
neys, filed in the Office of the clerk OF the
Superior Court Of Marion county, in the state
of Indiana. his complaint against the above
named defendant for foreclosure of mortgage,
and on the tn day February, lS77,
the SAID plaintiff filed in said clerks Office the
affidavit of competent person showing that
said defendant, Maxwell X. McCausland, is not
a resident OF the state of Indiana
Now therefore, by oruer of said court, said
defendant last above named Is hereby notified
of the filing and tendency OF said
complaint against him. and that unless
he appears and answers or demurs thereto, at
the calling of said cause on the second day OF
the term of said court, to be begun and held at
the court house in the city OF Indianapolis on
the first Monday in March. ISL. said COM
plant, ana the matters and things therein
contained and alleged, viii be heard and de-
termined in his absence.
AUSTIN 81. BROWN.
feb28-Sw Clerk.
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had been snuffed ont. but

dent had been snuffed out, but he
hadn't. The correspondent left the
Office, crossed the corridor. entered the hall
of the house to avoid further trouble, and
just as he reached the floor, Mackall met
him. Something lowered for sn instant
over Macksll eye and he fell against the
wall. He came at the correspondent how
ever. like man, and the two cliDched.
knocked over the screen onto the members
desks; the galleries stood up to see the frav;
members gazed in establishment Mackall
caught another in the eye, and it was all
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In criticising Tennyson's Harold in the
Academy. J. A Symonds says that his blank
verse lacks the variety, rapidity and sPon-
taniety we find in the best dramatic
writer's" and that Fat no time pre-
cisely oyerborne and carried away by the
presentation either of passion OF of action"
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a6Am6OLOS
COMPOUND FLUID
Extract Buchn

ASpecihc Remedy for all diseases of the ur1n-
airy organs; non-retention or inconvenience
OF urine: irritation, Inflammation or ulcer
alton Of the bladder and kidneys; stone in the
bladder; gravel or bricRdust deposit: Bright 8
disease; milky discharges; and all diseases of
the bladder, Kidneys or PROSTATE glands,
whether affecting male, female or child.
discretions or abuse, exercises or dissipation,
attended with some of the following SYMPTOMS:
sition to exertion or business, loss of power
shortness of breath, trembling, troubled with
thought of disease, dimness of vision, pains In
the back, chest and head, rush of blood to the
dry skin.
Price 81 per bottle or Six Bottles
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SALE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT

By virtue OF n certain precept to me directed
by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis In
diana, and duly attested by the clerk OF said
city under the corporate seal of said city Il win
SATURDAY, March 81, 1877,
sell at public auction in the City Court Room
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4
o'clock ?. NJ of said day. the following de-
scribed lot or parcel of land. or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the sum
hereinafter named as assessed against such
premises for street improvement, and all costs
to-wit:
Lot No. twenty-five (25) In outlot No. two "A
In Masterss subdivision of Drake & Mayhews
second addition TO the city of Indianapolis,
Marion county, Indiana, owned by John
Young, against which Is asse >sed the sum ~
nineteen dollars and twenty cents $3.50 for
street Improvement in favor OF Henry Clay
contractor.
HENRY w. TUTEwILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis. Ind, March Z. 1876
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Sale for Street Improvement.

BY virtue offs certain precept to me directed.
by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis IndI-
ana, and duly attested by the clerk of said city
under the corporate seal of said city, 1 viii on
SATURDAY. March 81, 1877,
sell at public auction, at the City Court Room,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. and
O'Clock IN. of laid day. the following de-
scrlbed lot, or parcel of land, or so much there
OF as may Dc necessary TO satisfy the sum here
matter named as ass SEED against such prem
ises for street improvement, and all costs, to-
wit:
Lot No. seventeen On in outlot No. two ca
In Masters's subdivision of Drake & Mavhews
second add ition to the city of Ind annapolis,
Marion county, Indiana, owned by John
1oung, against which Is asse sed the sum of
nineteen dollars and twenty cents (Sl9..W for
street Improvement in favor of Henry Clay,
contractor.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis. Ind. March 7. 1877.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-25


Last night the members OF the Dali
las Red Stockings base ball club, met
at Ambrose Myers place, Sl6 Elm
street, j. p. Freeman In the chair. Mr..
Freeman rendered his resignation as
president, when motion was put to
disband the organization, which pre-
vailed. The president then called
meeting to reorganize, and Mr.. Free
man was again called TO the chair, and
permanent organization was effected.
The following gentlemen were elected
permanent officers: J. P. Freeman,
president; Tony Platz, vice.president;
J. G. McNealus, secretary; Donald
Hlnckley, treasurer. A board Of direo-
tors we're appointed, who will have the
control OF the business and dictate the
management OF the club. The board
Ia composed OF J. p. Freeman, ]. c.
McNealus, Il. G. Ellis, A. II. Myers
and ]. O. Stark.
Ambrose Myers was elected captain
The name Of the club will be the
''Stars." A meeting Is called for Sat
urday night, at the same place, wher
the committee appointed to draft .
constitution and bylaws will report
A practice game Is called for mex
Sunday, and nine has been selected
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Might Associated presa Report

Might Associated Press Report.l
Colonel Schley, of West Virginia, 10
an applicant for commissioner of agri-
culture.
Late instructions from the treasury
department, require the treasurer and
assistant treasurers OF the United States
to receive silver in any amount when
presented for deposit by public officers,
received In the usual course OF BUSH
ness.
The request Of Governor Moorey,
that troops be sent to Utah, has been
referred TO General Sherman. General
Crook will be ordered to Utah, to In
vestigate the necessity for the move
ment.
The steamer Plymouth departed this
morning from Pensacola for Vera
Cruz.
BY direction Of the secretary Of war,
Captain r. w. Brown, of the corps OF
engineers, replaces Major Comstock on
work Of Improvements at South Pass,
Mississippi. This does not infringe on
the duties of Captain Adams, who has
charge OF the surveys of the lake and
Mississippi, during Major Comstock's
leave.
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Tnanks.

The Young Mems Christian asso-
citation desire THE HERALD to return
thanks for them through ITS columns,
to the ladies' OF the several churches
for their indefatigable labors and ex-
ertions In their behalf, at the late fes>
tival, and also the following gentle.
men and firms for their kindness In
loaning them articles for use during
the festival: Mr.. G. II. Edwards, for
piano; China hall, for dishes; Messrs.
Rick, Ellington Il Jansen, for furni-
ture; LeGrand hotel, for furniture and
silverware; Mr.. Jackson, for pictures,
and Mr.. McEntire for fayors extend.
oil
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NEW YORK.

Four Inches or pow-Corrnptfon OF
Customhouss Onieisis-siIk Snug
CLING suIt-faiiure OF n stock bro
ker-strike OF Briekmakers.
New YORK, May 24.-The Lawrence
silk smuggling cases, involving several
hundred dollars, Is certified by d.
vlded jury to the supreme court, on
the question Of limitation.
The brlckmakers at Haverlst have
struck. Militia was sent to maintain
order.
p. Stevens, stock broker and men,
Der Of exchange, failed. Liabilities not
known.
A Boston dispatch chronicles four
inches fall OF snow In Berkshire coun-
ty, Massachusetts,. Damage TO fruit Is
apprehended.
The board Of directors of the Penn
sylvania railroad have decided on a
reduction OF ten per cent. on salaries,
from president down, excepting labor
ers and track men, who receive less
than one dollar q day.
In the customhouse investigation,
Henry Hlmely, sugar merchant, testi'
fed that It was quite common thing
for customhouse officers to take bribti
for passing luggage containing dutabls
goods, and TO plainly ask money fol
doing so. He had met with instances
Of this kind himself
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WAR NOTES.

Russia Unmasks Her Designs I'm Asia
MinOr-The Possessions Of kars and
Annexation OF Erzeroum the Coveted
Keys OF Eastern Trade.
Moon Associated Press Report.l
LONDON, May "a. The union OF Bos-
mia, Herzegovina and Servia, into a
state under an Austrian archduke, Is
discussed at Vienna.
The Greek minister at Vienna gives
decided assurances that the minors OF
Greece participating In the war are
unfounded. I
Reports of Servia's military prepar-
atoms are confirmed.
All Circassian cavalry officers have
been summoned TO Constantinople, for
the purpose OF forming twenty-five
cavalry regiments at Adrianople and
Sopta.
Russia would not object 10 Constan-
tinople and the Suez canal being
placed under the protection OF Eng.
land, provided Russia was allowed to
protect Roumania, Bulgaria, Servia
and Montenegro, and TO annex the
district OF Erzeronm.
ERzERoUM, Tuesday nIght.-The
Russians are moving rapidly forward
In the direction OF the Turkish left. Ii
is reported that the Turks are retreat.
ing from Arabian, having been de.
feated In mountain pass near Kars.
BAToUM, Wednesday afternoon
There was a tremendous cannonade
to-day from the Russians. The tattle
has just commenced, firing becomes
general along the entire line. The
Turkish batteries are replying vigor.
ously. The utmost enthnsiasm pre-
walls among the Ottoman troops. The
Bashi Baezouks are preparing for &C
ton. Everything indicates desper.
ate effort On the part OF the enemy.
1t Is stated the Russian force assigned
TO the assault OF Batoum is strength
ened by twenty thousand men VIII o
have Just arrived from Arabian. 1t 10
reported the Grand Duke Michael
commands the attack In person. The
Turks are sangulne.
A Vienna dispatch TO the News says
the Russians are mobilizlDg the reserve
of hundred aud fifty thousand Cos
sacks Of the Don, the territory OF which
has already supplied forty regiments
and twenty-one batteries TO the active
army.
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Sixty Illicit Stills Destroyed In Wilkes
County, N, O., During Ten Days.
Silver In Any Amount VIII Do
Received by Assistant Troa-
Appointments,


lNuoh Ahhnolhtou ITeh hopuft,l
WARRINGTON, May 2i.--It Is a sou
OF Senator Davis that IL siok.
General Logan declines the Brazil.
llan mission.
James Gilhllon succeeds A. w.
Wyman M assistant treasurer OF the
United States
II Ia stated that Dunn declines the
colleotorship OF internal revenue for
the South Carolina district. Dunn
wants TO DO collector OF the port at
Charleston,
Secretary Evarts IL preparing a let
ter 20 the Mississippi authorities re-
garding the killing OF Chisholm and
his family. The letter will DO notice
10 people OF the southern states In no.
gard to the presidents Views upon the
question OF the protection OF citizens
OF all CLASSES.
Captain Whitehead left the battery
OF the Yontio at Cape Horn. The ship
was 30 rotten he did not think IL safe
to proceed further with the guns
aboard.
Revenue raiders claim that they have
destroyed sixty Illicit stills In Wilkes
county, North Carolina, during the
past ten days. Twenty mon were ar
rested
The ooroner's jury In the courthouse
case find the architect, Henry l.. Gay,
guilty Of the deaths OF the deceased,
and that the board OF supervisors acted
unwisely In not employing competent
architect ut Rockford, Illinois.
Wyman has been appointed assist
ant Treasurer, vice Chiffon, promoted.
Wyman resigned the higher office be-
cause his health was inadequate TO Its
duties. The change OF positions was
made at Wyman's request.
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AMERICAN PILGRIMS.

Distance only Increases Their DeV0.
tion 90 tho Pope Their Offerings
Amount 90 over es0, oOO-Repiy Of
His Holiness.
ROME, May A.--The pope received
the American pilgrims to-day. The
archbishop Of Philadelphia read an
address TO his holiness, expressing the
devotion and affection OF the American
Roman Catholics, affirming that the
sufieripgs of tho pope are theirs, and
that distance but increased their devo-
ton. Another bishop read an address
when the archbishop OF New York ex-
pressed the same sentiments. Suisse
quently nine OF the bishops presented
the pope the offerings OF their dloceses,
amounting to $4,000, and other offer
ings were presented by a representa-
tive OF the American Catholic assocla-
ton.
His holiness, In reply, expressed his
joy at seeing himself surrounded by
the faithful, who had GENE from such
distant lands. lie spoke OF the faith
In the infallibility OF the church, and
dwelt In detail on the progress OF the
church in America. He alluded to the
prosecutions TO which the church is
subjected IN Europe, and, in conclu-
sion, thanked them for their offerings,
and gave them his blessing.
The house Of the chief inspector Of
police at Lerar, who showed 30 much
tirmness against the brigands at the
time of their capture of the English
man, Mr., Rose, was, on the night Of
the 18th inst, destroyed by the ex.
plosion of gunpowder. Himself, his
wife and two sons escaped alive,
though severely hurt. The house had
been secretly undermined.
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To the Public.

Words alone can not express the
many thanks that are felt towards our
worthy chief Of police, who has so
willingly come forward and deter
mined upon the rigid enforcement of
the Sunday law. It's very true, every
merchant has that right aud no more
than business that one should follow
the other, and have his establishment
control the same amount OF trade M
another, but the law has its course,
and the writer 10 only too willing to
fulfill his duty and act With others.
Full we'll do we all know that from
Monday morning to Saturday night,
from 6 o'clock 10 8 p. M, Ii long
enough for poor clerk 10 work aud
toll for livelihood, and ON Sunday to
rest. Az God has rested on the sew
enth day, 30 should all his descendants.
The only hopes OF the writer IL that
the worthy Captain Morton will see
that his well-founded article In the
papers Of our city will be carried out u
the With Of q hard-vorkins
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baltimore Course OIoyerbrO0k, Lit
Ito Fellow, Preston and Bill Mum
day, winners.
BALTIMORE, May A.-For oil ages
that had never won at Baltimore. Sal
lie More won; Mary second; Yorkshire
Lass third; time, LAST.
One and a half mile race--Clover-
brook won; Bombast second; Lucifer
third time, 2.45i, Bombest the favo-
rite.
One and three-quarter mile selling
race--Little Fellow won; Thunderbolt
second; time 3.lSi. Thunderbolt fas
vorite.
Mile Heat-Preston Walked over.
Mile heats, four hurdles-Bill Mum
day won the first heat and race, others
falling at hurdles or boiling.
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II, Constant skirmlshes occur between
tho Turkish and Russian advanced
posts.
A Persian camp composed OF ten
thousand infantry and two thousand
cavalry, Ia stated to have been formed
at SelamIst, near the Turko-R Russian
frontier, with the object OF defending
Persian neutrality.
A simultaneous attack upon the
Russians Ia expected 10 DO made TO.
morrow by Mohktar pasha and Hassen
pasha.
The grand vilar aud all the minis.
ters have brought their private horses
10 the ministery Of war, In response to
requlsltion for the horses OF all civil
and military fuuctionarles for the
army.
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Might Associated Press Report.l

lNlgnt Associated Press Report.
PARIS, May 24.--It is officially an
nounced that the rumor, to the
effect that the exhibition association
entertained an idea OF postponing the
Paris exhibition, on account of the
threatening aspect OF affairs, is un-
founded.
A Berlin dispatch to Reuters tele-
gram company, says there was great
activity at the foreign Office, while
Prince Bismarck was there--sn active
interchange Of kilograms with smbas.
sailors abroad, particularly the am
bassador at Rome, was had. 1t is
stated that the latter will shortly visit
Berlin. From these and other indi.
cations, the National Zeitung con.
cludes that Prince Bismarck Is about
to assert his personal influence upon
the course of affairs.
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and the strongest men that can DO
found, will 10 put against them. The
nine will ho subject 10 change At any
time when the board OF directors
think that aman 10 not efficient at his
place. We are glad TO note this change
In tina management, II Is step In the
right direction, aud the club 10 now on
the fair way 10 success. They intend
TO practice often, and the next time
they tackle Panthertown, q different
result may be looked for.
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LOUISIANA.
Proceedings I'm Divorce SUIT cut
Short by Assassination IN EniDg ham
Lawrence Severely Bsaten--steam.
boat Inspectors Corner.

Proceedings I'm Divorce SUIT cut
Short by AssassiDatiO ONE u ham
Lawrence Severely Bsaten--Steam.
boat Inspectors Corner.
NEW ORLEANS, May 24.-The Pic
ayune learns from resident OF East
Feliciana, that Laws mother testified
before the coroner's jury that the as
sassln Of Law was negro. 1t is stated
suspicion rests on the friend or para
mour Of Laws wife. A suit for divorce
OF Law from his wife has been pend
ing for several weeks, on the ground
OF adultery, and letters from the wife,
acknowledging guilt having fallen into
the hands OF the husband, 1t Is suppos-
ed she instigated the murder
Hon. Eflingham Lawrence, ex-mem-
Der of congress, was assailed and Sc
verely beaten, on board of one OF the
lower coast packet boats, yesterday.
The cause Is said to have been the res
buttons passed by Plaquemlne parish
police jury, of which The is president,
censurlng the United States steamboat
for inefficiency in connec-
ton with several recent steamboat
accidents, by one OF which Lawrence
lost considerable amount Of proper
ty. The Plaquemine police jury have
taken steps to bring the matter before
the grand jury. They assert that sew
enty.seven lives have been lost by
steamboat explosions in one year,
within a distance Of sixty miles OF
New Orleans.