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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-04-17
TELEGRAPHnC SUMMARY.
THURSDAY, April IL.

THURSDAY, April III.
The postal commission from the United
States arrived at Havana to-day. ALI well.
Bayard Taylor, United States minister to
Germany, sailed to-day in the steamship Hol-
satia.
Macco and Vuenti Gascia are the only Gu
ban insurgent chiefs who have not surren-
dered.
Thomas l. Wiswell, a dIstiller of Tippecanoe,
Ohio, has filed petition in BANKRUPTCY. His
assets are small; liabilities, $4,000.
A letter from Hong Kong describes the
suffering in China as terrible. Large subscrip-
tions are being made to the relief fund.
VIM. NJ. Tweed is confined to his bed in the
Ludlow street jail, New York, broken down,
his counsel says, by constant suspense and
anxiety.
In the house of commons this afternoon,
he believed no troops had landed on the island
OF Tenedos.
The car house IF the New London and
NQrthern railroad company, at New London,
Conn.,, burned to-day, with number OF cars.
Loss, $4,000; insurance, $1,000.
John f. Lyon, president of the Boston, Con-
cord and Montreal railroad, was burned to
death at Plymouth, N. H., last night by lamp
exploding and setting fire to his clothes.
Sam Steenburg, awaiting execution at Fon-
ola, ". u, for the murder OF Jacob s. Parker.
has MADE full confession. He says he has
committed IL different murders, the first when
but IA years of age.
General Fitz John Porter has applied to the
reconsider his case, with particular reference
10 new testimony that could not be had on his
former trial. The president is considering
what action he viii take in the matter.
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tended to avoid the appearance of either
ESTABLISHING Russian supremacy on the one
other, Russia did not forbid the porte to con-
suit the European powers, as well as Russia,
on reforms for the Greek provinces. There is
Russia from the possession of Bes-
arabia, as the freedom of the Danube
is secured by the international commission.
Prince Gortschakon-s tone in regard to Ar
menia Is much more energetic. lie says that
Batoum is far from being equivalent to the
The Russian acquisitions in Armenia
Russia wishes to hold them
SO as not TO have TO hesiege them at the begin
ming of each war. These territorial cesslons
are the natural consequences OF the war.
Ii England wished to avert them, she had
only to Join Russia in exercising the pressure
upon the porte, which would probably
have compelled it to grant reforms
without war. England has refused
to do this and she has now no ground to ques-
ton the right for which Russia has she'd her
of things which will hencefOrth render such
sacrifices unnecessary, or at least less oner0ns.
The assertion that Rnssias anneNations in
Armenia viii interfere with Europe trade.
with Persia conflicts, with the statements
previously made by the British ministers.
Such assertions push mistrust 10 the extreme.
The complaints concerning the indemnity are
equally ill founded. The sum Is out of ali
proportion TO Russia sacrifices. In de1erment
the payment o. the 1r I, ~ Is sir
gagements in the interests OF All,
than a design 10 paralyze Turkey
But there is remedy against
suspicion. Prince Gortschakoff says in con-
clusion: 1.-THE situation may be summed up
thus: The Existing treaties have been success
sively Infringed by the porte in violating its
obligations toward the Christians, and by the
powers in interfering on behalf of the Chris
tians. Lord Salisbury himself recognizes that
great changes necessary in the
treaties hitherto regulating the east.
II remains for Lord Salisbury to
say how he would reconcile these treaties
and reconcile the rights OF Great Britain and
other powers with the benevolent ends to
which the united action of Europe has always
been directed, and the attainment of which
one learns with pleasure, the English govern
ment desires, namely, good government,
peace and liberty for the oppressed pOpula-
lions. 1t is equally for the marquis OF Sails
bury TO say how he could attain
the desired end ontside of the
preliminaries of San StefanO, and
yet at the time take due account Of
the rights Russia has acquired by the sacri-
fees she has borne alone. Lord Salifburys
dispatch contains no reply TO these
questions 1t seems that the en-
TIRE liberty of appreciation and action
would have been more naturally found by for
mulating side by side with the objections con-
tanned in that dispatch some practical propo-
for the solution OF the present difficulties
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Prince GsrfschRkofi's Reply TO Lord
SaIisbue-yss CfreuIar

LONDON, April 9.-The Times issued a special
edition tonight, containing the full text Of
Prince Gorfsehakof's reply to Lord SaliSbury's
circular dispatch. Prince GOrtschalzoff con-
tests Lord Saltsbury's assertions point by
point. but The generaltOne of his reply appears
% be concil1at0ry. Hedenies that the treaty of
san Stefano creates e strong Sciav state under
control Of Rt1ssie, and declares that the ar
raBgements relative 20 Bulgaria are only de-
velcpment OF the principle established by the
'sLOrd salisbury admits that the return to the
programme OF that conference so pure
and simple, is rendered impossible by
the war. The fact that the San
StefsnS treaty is preliminary indicates
that Russia has not prejudged the dehnitive
results, and has left room for an Interior un-
derstanding. Bulgaria will be under Russian
control no more than ROumania, which also
owes its existence to Russia. Russia is quite
ready to abridge the term OF the occupation of
Bulgaria as much as possible. The limits Of
Bulgaria have only been indicated in
general terms, in accordance with
the nationality Of the population.
The details will be left to mixed commission.
The only object of assigning ports 10 Bulgaria
is TO assist ner commercial development, by
which England and the Mediterranean pow
ers, whose commerce has always been pow
erful lever for their political influence, are
likely 70 profit far more than Russia" Prince
GOrfschakOn expresses surprise at the objec-
lions to the stipulati0ns Of tlic
treaty relative to ThesSaly and Epirus
by the modest reforms stipulated for it, II In
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Preparing for War-HOw Russia's Cir
euInr Taken vienna

LONDON, April ll.-For protection of ships in
the Mediterranean from tOrpedOes, q number
of steam launches viii be sent to Ismid and
were sent from Chatham dockyaId TO the
Mediterranean yesterday. A chartered steam-
at the Victoria docks, with the intention 10
bring supply to each vessel of the feet, with
at least two torpedo boats additional. Thirty
eight-ton guns are also shipping for the 9iedi-
terranean In the London docks.
The warlike preparations Of the russians
and Turks about ConstantinOple continue.
The Servians have established two
days quarantine on the Austrian
frontier il is believedIather from political than
sanitary reasons. approximations are eX-
pressed in Bucharest that the Russians intend
enforcing strict martial laws. Gortschakon
has requested the ROumanian government TO
represS the bitter tone OF the press regarding
Bessarabia and the two years occupation OF
Bulgaria.
is not reasSuring. II is pointed out here that
the government can not accept the invitation
to formulate counter proposals; That question
must be settled by the powers jointly.
In Vienna, where only Geographic sum-
mary has yet been received, the most serious
deduction is that the hope heretofore held out
from St. Petersburg of a renewal of conference
negOtiatiOnsisn not confirmed by GOrtschakohs
circular, which says nothing about accepting
Without some such concession on the part of
Russia no step can be taken towards a peace
full settlement. The suddennesS with which
the circular was telegraphed to London dufing
the debate on the address to the queen eXcites
remarks.
A special edition of the Times containing IL
was issued about o'clock Tuesday night. Sir
William Vernon HarcOurt and Leonard Henry
Courtney, liberals, distributed papers in the
house OF commons. The text OF the circular
published in the original French. The
Inference is that the circular was specially
framed with the view Of influencing public
opinion here and hurried into the hands Of
the members of parliament In hope OF affect
ing the vote on the address.
The Turkish authorities at TenedOs request
instruction from the nOTtp in view of the dis
embarkatiOn of British marines to guard the
depot of war material on the island.
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Grand DDke NichOIas-L0yard Trying
10 Gea Up "a War Between Russia and
England.

LONDON, April IL "A special from San Stefano
says Grand Duke Nicholas and Generals
GOurko, Skobeloff, Nepokoitichitzlzy, Shouva-
loft and LevitZky, with a large staff and escort
Of 30 cavalry, yesterday visited the principal
defensive works lately commenced by the
Turks between san Stefano and Constantine
these defences has caused great indignation.
Grand Duke Nicholas has obtained an order to
stop IL. IL is rumOred that OSman Pasha or
dered the construction of the works without
the knowledge OF Reouf Pasha, tine war minis
ter, at the lnstigation of Layard, the British
ambassador, who is accused of trying to bring
on war between Russia and England.
The dispatch Of Turkish TeinfOrcements to
TheSsaly has been countermanded.
A telegraph cable has been laid through the
Dardanelles 10 Cartal, affording direct COM
munication with Europe without passing
through Russian stations.
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Some Hope Expressed OF she Congress
Meeting.

LONDON, April ia correspondent at St
Petersburg says: Notwithstanding the gloomy
views OF the leading Russian newspapers II is
believed in official circles that the congress will
shortly meet" The correspondent adds he
has reason TO believe this convention has a
pretty solid foundation. Germany has
fiEence in favor of peace.
A Vienna dispatch states that Austria in y,
written statement Of her views which was
sent TO ST. Petersburg, not only insisted on
European character of questions at ISSUE
but distinctly rejected the idea OF separate
settlement.
A special dated Volo, April 9, says: "An
American ship came here yesterday by order
of the United States minister at Athens in
answer TO an application of American citl-
zens. She will go 10 Sal0nica tomorrow TO
embark refugees"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-04-17
Hayes Net Worried Over the Resolu-
fiOns Passed by the Republican Can

WAsHINGToN, April 1.-THE president does
not seem in the least disturbed by the action
of the recent republican caucus. Those near
est him socially and politically say there Is no
probability whatever that he will, as requested
10y the resolution of senator Sargent in caucus
last night, rescind the order forbidding the
participation in political meetings Of officials
in the executive branch of the civil service,
and these friends don't think 1T probable any
such request Will be made by the congressional
committee, though they may confer with the
president on political affairs generally in view
of the approaching election. They say the
president never declines Io.listen attentiyely
TO suggestions, but when he makes up his
mind as to the rightfulness Of any motive he
adheres to it. The republicans in congress for
the greater part VIII endeavor to avoid a direct
issue with the president, however much they
disagree with him in some of his political
measures.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-04-17
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR NAN AND BEAST.

This linment very naturally originated in Ameri-
ca, where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising antidotes for the mal2dies of her chill
dren. Its fame has been spreading for IS years.
until now It encircles the habitabie globe.
The Mexican Mustang Eminent is n matches
remedy for all external ailments of manandbe
To stock owners and farmers it is invaluable.
4 single bottle often saves n human life
stores the usefulness OF an excellent horse, OK.
COW. sheep.
II cures fOct-rot, hoof-ail, hollow horn, grub.
screw.wOI1n, shoulder-rot, mango, the bites and
stings of poisonous reptiles and insects. and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life
1t cures every external trouble Of horses, such
rs lameness, scratches, Swiany, sprains, founder,
wind gall, rinS-Donc, etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment Is the quickest
cure in the world for accidents occurring in the
family, in the absence of physician, such as
burns, scalds sp-ains cuts, etc, and FOR rheuma-
tisn, ond stiffness engendered by exposure. Par
ticularly valuable TO Miners.
1t is the cheapest remedy in the world, for it
penetratcs the muscle to the bone, and n single
application is generally sufficient TO cure.
Mexican Mustang Iiniment is put up in three
sizes of bottles the larger being proportion
Ete,y much the cheapest Sold everywhere.
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The Official Statement of the Sale OF the
IL Per Cent. Bonds.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE conference at the
sub-treasury this afternoon between Secretary
sherman and members of the late syndicate
resulted in the signing of contract for the
sale OF SJ0.O00,O00 worth of AZ per centum
bonds. The details of the observation-disclosures
ing the methods of payments are withheld IN
out at the Sub-treasury and of which the fol-
lowing is copy:
The secretary of the treasury and members
of the last syndicate have entered into an
agreement for the sale for resumption pur-
poses of S5O,O00O geo of United States AZ per cent.
10 year bonds at par and accrued interest and
IL per cent. premium on gold coin, ten mil
lions to be subscribed Immediately and five
mi. lionsper month during the balance of the
year. The sale of per cent. bonds will be
continued by the treasury department as here
tofore upon the terms and conditions of the
last circular, and the proceeds will be applied
To the redemption of 9 per cent. 30 bonds.
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Bismarck HOpefuI-Austria VIII Pro-
feef Her Interests.

LONDON, April 1.-THE Daily Telegraph has
the following special: "Nienna, Thursday,
midnight I learn that an official dispatch has
been received from Berlin to the effect that
Prince Bismarck, in consequence of news from
st. Petersburg, considers it possible that pre-
lminary conference of the ambassadors resi-
dent there might be held to-day or tO.mor-
row."
a special from Vienna says: 'The porte has
asked Austria what would happen If Russia
insisted on enforcing the treaty OF San StefanO.
Austria replied that she would not protect
European interests single handed, but would
protect her own interests most effectively"
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The Wool Growers i'm Convention.

GALVESTON, April 1.-THE News special
from San Antonio says: "The Wool Growers
convention was held to day, ID counties being
represented. A resolution was adopted re-
questing representatives in congress to oppose
the reduction of duties on foreign woods, as
proposed in the pending tariff bill"
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The following truths Aaron Burr once
wrote TO his daughter Theodosia: ''Your
habit of stopping and bringing your shout
ders forward on your breast not only disfg-
ures, but is alarming on account of its injury
to your health. The continuance of this
vile habit will certainly produce consump-
ton; then farewell papa, farewell pleasure,
farewell life! This is no exaggeration, no
fiction to excite your apprehension. But,
setting aside this distressing consideration,
l am astonished that you have no more
pride in your appearance. You will GER
tainly stint your growth and dis6gure your
person."
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Russians Circular.

ST. PETERSBURG, April II.-GOrtschakofrs
circular to the ambassadors accompanying his
reply to Lord Salisbury's circular regrets that
the latter, besides criticising the treaty OF san
StefanO, did not say what the British govern
ment desires. He believes If Lord Salisbury
will make known their wishes a better under
standing of the situation can be reached as to
a congress. The circular says: "Russia can
only reiterate the declaration that each power,
Russia included, would have full liberty of
appreciation and OF action"
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a Bold ana Daring Robbery.

GALVESTON, Texas, April 1.-THE News spe-
cial reports another robbery the Texas
Pacific railroad, at Mosquito station, thirteen
miles east of Dallas. Al 10 o'clock last night,
when the train stopped at the depot, the engl-
neer and fireman were taken from the engine
and placed under guard. The express messen-
ger and route agent barricaded themselves in
their car, but the robbers saturated il with
coal OIL set fire to IL and forced them out. The
express and mail were then plundered. Con-
ductOr Alfred and two robbers were wounded.
The plundering party numbered 10 or 70. The
passengers were not molested.
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Sherman Negotiates the Sale of Fifty
Million Dollars Worth of Four and a
Half Per Cent. Bonds.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE secretary of the
treasury this afternoon completed his negotia-
tons for the placing OF QUO of four and a
halls for resumption purposes. The contract
is made with the last syndicate, who take the
bonds at par and accrued interest and one and
one-half per cent. premium in god. The syn
dictate will take Sl0,0O0,CUO of bonds immedi.
ately each month for the balance of the year.
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Disgraceful Scenes at the Funeral sof
Lord LeffEim.

LONDON, April 1.-THE scenes at Lord Lei
trims funeral at Dublin yesterday were very
violent and disgraceful. The mob that gath
cred In front Of the church endeav0red TO cap
ture the hearse, declaring their intention TO
drag out the corpse. They yifuperated the
late earl as an old ruf1ian and hereto. They
also climbed the wall Of the church yard,
hustled the mOurners and cheered, yelled and
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-04-17
How the Matter Stands.

LONDON, April ia Vienna dispatch says:
"Russia's answer to Austria consisted OF verbal
confidential assurances"
The correspondents informant said that
Austrias position was not such as to involve
a question of peace or war. The correspondent
believes this collapse of all serious oppO-
sition toe part of Austria
is due TO an autograph letter
from the ear to the Emperor Francis Joseph,
and partly also to n remark made by the
United States minister to Russia while in Vi
emma, that the car was disposed TO make i'm
pOrtant concessions.
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The Venezuela Awards.

WASHINGTON, April n.-There is no prospect
of the house committee on foreign affairs re-
porting bill providing for new commission
TO examine into the Nenezuela claim awards
under the former commission, Messrs. Hamil-
con, Forney and Kellinger, the subcommittee e,
having agreed to thus report to the full COM
mittee.
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Missed during the reading OF the service. Sew
eral mourners were roughly handled while
endeavOring to make their way into the
church yard. All of them had to pass out by
an unfrequented way i'm the rear of the church
To- escape violence. Fifty constables were pres
ent, but wholly insufficient to cope
with the mob, many of whom were drunk.
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The Commercial Relations Between the
Vnifed STATES and France.

WAsHINGroN. April I-Quite a number of
the members of congress met at WOrmley S
hotel tonight to hear the statement of M.
Leon Chateau upon the extension OF the com q.
mercial relations between France and the
United States. NJ. Chateau read a short adj
dress giving his well known views upon the
subject, and speeches were made by the gen.
tiemen present expressive of hearty sym pathy
with the movement. No official action was
taken and nothing done to give the meeting
formal significance.
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Steamship LOst-A Large Number of
Persons Lost.

LONDON, April 1.-THE Steamer Chitdwall
Holt, from Liverpool for Bombay, has been
wrecked at Sagres, Portugal. Twenty seven
persons have been saved as far as known.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

Agents to sell Navins Explanatory Stock
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ana and Fine Family Bibles. Great induce
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& CO.. Indianapolis Ind.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeiing of the stockholders OF the Millersville
Gravel Road Company will be held at the
COmpany's toll house, i'm Washington town
snio, Marion county, Indiana, on lSth ofApril,
1875 at O'Clock a. m. TO elect five directors Tor
the ensuing year.
POWELL. ROWLAND. Secretary
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Crimping and Band Iron.

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NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens of
IN the Thirteenth QS) ward, in the city of
indianapolis, Center township, Marion coun-
", Indiana, that /, Arthur Benner, male
inhabtant of said ward over the age of q
years will apply TO the board of county COM
miSSiOnerS OF said county, at their May meet
ing, for a license TO sell for one year, spiritous
v1nous ano malt liquors In a less quantity than
a quart at a time, with the privilege of al
lowing the same to be d ank on my premises
desire to sell said liquors is described as fol-
lows: West half of lot No. Z, square 81 and
known as 246 West Washington stree, in the
city of indianapolis, Center township, Marion
county, Indiana.
(Signed) ARTHUR BENNER.
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CONSUMPTION.

Cause, Treatment and Durability Short
treaties sent free to any address. DIR SMITH,
No. l45 East Fifteenth ST., New York.
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OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.

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