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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-22
The Rioting Mill Operatives.

LONDON, May l5.-There was more noting
in Barnley tonight One warehouse was
burned. The military prevented further
destruction at Blackburn. Most of the man.
ufacturers with their households have quit
ted town. The soldiers keep comparative
peace. At Preston there is great excitement
and fear of riotiDg. The militia are under
arms
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THEOLOGICAL,
MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS,H
AND s. :. BOOKS
have been printed on these presses in a beau
uful and artistic manner, and to the entire sat-
isfaction of those for whom they were exc
cuted. Everything in this room has been pur-
chased with an eye TO the accomplishment Of
the greatest amount of labor with the least
possible expense, thereby enabling US TO COM
pete successfully in price with Older and
larger cities.
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Shortening dine Road.

CINcIENATI, May 1.-The Indianapolis,
Cincinnati and Lafayette railroad company
have just completed what is called the
Hardentown cutoff, near Lawrenceburg,
Ind, shortening the distance between Gin.
cinnati and Indianapolis miles
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A hard case is about again. John Hicks
went out Of the prison south yesterday by
expiration of his fifth sentence, having spent
p years in the prison walls. He was sent up
four times for rape and once for larceny.
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OUR BLANK BOOKS.

We would call the especial attention OF Mer-
chants, County Officers, Justices and others,
to the superiority % our Blank Books, ruled
TO any desired patterns. The ledger papers
from which they are made are the best that
are produced In the country, ana, being pur-
chased direct from the mills, are furnished to
our customers at the very lowest figures. SUI
eT1ority of material, beauty o design and
elegance of workmanship are their chief rec
concentrations. Our Blank Books are to be
found in nearly all the counties OF the state.
Parties desiring Day Books, Journals, Ledgers,
Cash Books, Shipping Books, Receipt Books,
ETC., etc., made of the best materials and at
satisfactory prices, should not tail to give a
cQll In Our
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A Body of Men, Supposed to be Fenians.
About 60 Invade Canada.

NORTH Troy, VT, May 16.-A body of
this place. They are all Irishmen, well
dressed and intelligent. Accessions are be-
ing made for the camp almost hourly. The
Canadian militia has been called out, and
there seems to exist feeling along the
border that an Immediate invasion of
Canada by large army of Fenians is more
than probable.
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force of infantry from Preston arrived and
a troop CT cavalry is coming.
Troo,,s cleared the streets. Colonel Jack
son and wife barely escaped IN the cab.
Aide rman Horribly was struck by stones
while demonstrating with the rioters.
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The Crops Not Injured.

OMAHA May 16.-So far as can be ascer-
tanned the Nebraska crops have generally,
comparatively speaking, not been injured in
the late cold storm.
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The Ohio state homeopathic association,
which has been in session at Cincinnati,
adjourned this evening after a harmonious
session of two days. The next meeting will
be in ST. Louis
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The R0tbschilds Buy sI5,OOO,OOO Four
and q Half Per Cent. Bonds.

New YORK, May let is reported on th
street that the Rothschilds have taken sl5
600, 900 four and half per cent. bonds at th
syndicate contract price of 1927 and accrue
interest
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More Bonds Taken.

New YORK, May 1.-THE syndicate have
anticipated their options for August and
September, and to-day took $40, DOC, 900 worth
of ~ bonds The total amount thus far
taken is S35 600 600
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"WEDNESDAY, May 10.

EDNESDA1, NAY 10.
Both branches of the New York Legislature
adjourned sine die to-day.
The duke of Edinburg has assumed CON-
mand of the ironclad Black Prince.
The amount of bullion withdrawn from
the bank of England to-day was 100000.
The house committee on appropriations
has decided to recommend non concurrence
in all the senate amendments to the Indian
and pension appropriation bills. 80
Great interest is taken at New York in
the doings OF Ten Brock, and many eastern
men will witness his great run with Molly
Mccarthy at the extra meeting in July al
Louisville.
The Schuylkill coal operators have decided
to stop their mines for TWO weeks, beginning
on Saturday next. President Gowan stated
that his company would act in harmony
with the other operators in the Schuylkill
region.
The house committee on expenditures il
the department of state agreed to report
with the request that it be referred to the
committee ON judiciary, resolution sus-
tanning the charges against Bradford, consu-
lar clerk to Shanghai.
Secretary Evarts and Rogers, the pres
dents private secretary, were before the
senate committee on appropriations to-day,
and claimed that the house had made made
quate provision for the necessary expend-
lures OF their departments.
AT the invitation of Bishop Stevens, WIN
sails for Europe tomorrow in the steamer
Pennsylvania, large number of Protestant
Episcopal clergy of the diocese of Pennsy-
vania assisted at divine service in ST. Peters
church, Philadelphia, this morning.
In the senate executive session an obje,.
ton was made by Senator Salisbury to the
confirmation of Ex-Governor Packard as cor
sui at Liverpool. and by Senator Thurman
to George A. Sheridan as recorder of deeds
for the district of Columbia. These nomins-
tons consequently went over.
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are the most varied of those OF any establish
ment in the state, enabling us to print the
largest bill n a neat and tasteful manner,
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Outstanding Circulation of Legal Ten
der Notes and Fractional Currency.

WAsHINGToN, May II The following is a
statement of the outstanding circulation of
legal tender notes and fractional currency
this day:
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the speedy execution of every variety of work
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our numerous customers.
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, 1878-02-16
FASHION NOTES.

alslippers or boots are trimmed with
flowers.
LARGE cords are no longer used on styl-
i5h dresses.
Long tulle walls, studded with silver
stars are worn.
Flat pockets of lace are seen on the
most elegant dresses
Metallic ribbons are popular for trim
ming light dresses.
New silks have a polka dot, or flower IN
satin Of the same color.
Neckties for ladies are out of fashion
cravat bows are worn instead
Cashmere stockings in pale shades OF
blue, embroidered with damask roses,
are requisite.
One of the prettiest ornaments for the
hair for the evening is gauzy butterfly
in gold or silver.
Low slippers are OF the same color as
the evening dress, and are worn with
stockings of the same shade.
Princesse dresses Of black or white lace
over white satin, are the latest imported
novelty for dresses
The newest design for an orange-knite,
shown at Taifany's, is in solid silver, the
edge finished like saw.
Old-fashioned pouches or reticules are
worn again suspended from the side to
hold the handkerchief and tan.
Portemonnaies composed of Russia
leather in the form of a horseshoe
mounted with silver, are the latest cur
rency- holders.
, 1878-02-16

MURDER BY PgoXY.-P POtt37al3e, jan. 25th,
ISrS.-In the habcas corpus hearing to-day
of John Kane and Michael Bergan, arrested
on Saturday night last for the murder OF
Patrick Burns, on Good Friday of 1870, a
new "squealer" was put on the stand. The
hearing was private and everybody enjoined
by the court not to divulge the proceedings.
The principal witness produced by the com.
monwealth was Jas. Mcdonald, alias Hairy
Man. brought here from Mauch Chunk,
where he was committed to answer the
charge of numbering George X. Smith. at
Audcnried, several years back. Mcdonald
swore hs was not guilty of Smiths murder,
but had procured Thomas ONeil and Mar
tin Bercan to murder Burns at the request
of Kane. He said Kane approached him
repeatedly about killing Burns, because
Burns had informed operators of the colllcry
where they all worked of the thievings of
Kane and others After much importunlng
Mcdonald said he arranged with O'Neil and
Bergan to aSsassinate Burns, who went with
him to Tuscarora and laid in wait for their
victim forty-eight hours. They murdered
him while he was OH his way to work carly
one mor,.ing at lonely point in the woods.
All those concerned in the murder are Molly
Maguires except the instigatOr, Kane, who
never joined, and had gained many friends
among respectable people by denouncing the
Moilies. Mcdonald first told his story IN
Mauch Chunk Jail to the Carbon county
sheriff. Then he told his wife, who warned
O'Neil. The latter fed. Kane WAS also
warned while serving on jury a week ago.
The court remanled him for trial and dis
charged Bcrgan, whom Mcdonald swore was
the wrong man. The revelation of McDon-
aid has caused great sensation.-Nec York
Ue;uh
, 1878-02-16

PUBLic LAND PRoCEEDS.-Next to the
conviction prevailing strongly in the pub
lie mind that no more subsidies of land
should be voted in any form by congress,
is the belief that the proceeds Of these
lands, derived from actual settlers, should
bedevoted wholly TO educational purposes.
Intelligence is the keystone of the federal
arch, as free schools are the bulwarks OF
the republic. The Importance of this ac-
ton commends it to every section Of the
union, and we find that this sentiment is
gaining ground So rapidly that it Will, be-
fore long, become plank in the platform
of all the parties, unless congress should
anticipate this sort of expression by the
enactment of laws conformable to the
general wish. The southern states feel
that they have an abiding interest i'll this
matter, and are taking measures to awak-
en- the same feeling elsewhere. With this
view a convention of educators and all the
friends of education in the south, is called
to meet in Atlanta, Georgia The object
of the convention is to impress upon con-
gress the need Of early legislation on the
subject.
, 1878-02-16
A DILAPIDATED looking being with a

A DILAPIDArED looking being with a
handkerchief tied over his eye, straw
hat dangling in shreds about his ears, the
back Of his vest split from buckle to neck,
his lacerated knees peering through his
disjointed panta!oons, one arm in a sling
and heavy stick supporting his trembling
limbs, appeared on Market square Friday.
Everybody rushed up to hear about the
explosion, but this wreck of humanity,
turning his gashed and bleeding face upon
the crowd, said in a tremulous but hope
full tone: Gentlemen, you don't none
Of you want to buy a number one team
of green mules, runnin do your They
dldn't.-Hatrk- -EYe.
, 1878-02-16

An eastern editor says a man in New
York got himself in trouble by marrying
two wives. A northern editor replies by
saying he knew number of men who got
into trouble by marrying one A southern
editor retorts by saying he knows of some
who got into trouble by merely promising
to marry without going any further. A
western editor closes up the list by saying
that friend OF his had got into trouble
enough by being found with another
mans wife.
, 1878-02-16
SPECIAL FREIGE.TS.

Pianos, Billiard Tables, Furniture. uiass, - -
re and its contents in cases or otherwise, Queens
uare. Marble and Castings, taken only at oShs
risk of damage, break.ge OF leakage IL
ACIDS, Turpentines, Burning Fluids oiis M
other. Iiapi.s in cans or other vessels, at o"u'
risk of leakage.
Eggs taken only at owners risk OF cieah ,-oo,
erty. at owners risk of frost or decay
Furniture not boxed, and all AgricnithI,ai. -, -,
Mechanical Implements, set up or knoeSe'a -
Mt owners risk of damage and ehatng or Dseas.s
Nor Will the Company Re responsible Tor -
ia any part unless tie same specially receie
, 1878-02-16
STOCK AND GRAIN FARM.

A VALUABLE STOCK AND GRAIN
IA Farm, including 4iO acres of good land,
all under fence, is offered for sale. There is on
the place a good bearing orchard, plenty Of
running water and good well water; good
Dwelling House, Barn, Outhouses, etc. one
hundred and fifty acres of the land under cul-
tivation. The property L. situated fifteen miles
south OF Walla Walla, on the SGmmerville road,
adjoining the best stock range in the country.
To person having the requisite means, no
better opportunity cas otter to secure desir-
able claim. Further particulars will be fur
nished on application TO ". NJ WILLIS, on
the premises Refer TO ". T. k1MBALL, OF
the Red Book Store, or TO the editor OF the
STATESMAN lOZm-
, 1878-02-16

''DID you say was the biggest liar you
ever knew fiercely asked ruffian of a
council who had been skinning him in his
address to the jury. "Yes, | did" replied
the counsel, and the crowd eagerly watched
for the expected fight. .Well. then. said
the rutfian, "all have got say is that you
could q never knowed my brother jim.
, 1878-02-16

A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION. poor tailor
dunning for an old debt the other dav, wrote
as follows: Dear jim: This little account
has been standing Tor seven years, and |
think it is high time ii was paid" To which
jim replied on the same sheet of paper
while Snip's boy was waiting: Dear Sam:
i don't; and may difference of opinion
never alter friendship"
, 1878-02-16

\ WITTY French lady. who was an
adopted member of famous military
corps. when a cigar was lighted in her pres
ence with the remark, Il suppose they
smoke IN your regiment, said, $ Yes, but
not N my company.
, 1878-02-16

AT recent fashionable wedding in
Chicago the bride was presented vi ith a
bouquet OF three hundred flowers, each
flower of different variety, and the pres
ent of a friend.
, 1878-02-16

A MAN was sitting for his photograph. The
operator SAID: Now, sir, look kind O
pleasant. Smile little" The man smiled,
and then the operator exclaimed: 80.
that Will never DO. 1t is too wide for the
Instrument -
, 1878-02-16

An Illinois murderer has been granted
new trial because the jury drew straws
to determine whether he should be i'm
prlsoned for life or hanged The straws
said hang him.
, 1878-02-16
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All business strictly Confidential
Those who cannot call IN person should write then
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, 1878-02-16
DOWN SPECIAL RATES.

Merchandise, Fruit and Vegetables, same 1--WE
above per ton measurement rrI;is
Wool, seven dollars pr ton weight. BEL H'--
each 10 cents. -0.3 a.
Woo5, Sand, Stone ani Live Stock al as's'-
rates up OF down, by car load. re
Fast freight rates So per ton, up OF uo"-'
ceivei from or dsiiyerel 70 tnat5. ~ A,
All freight not delivered before 6 P ~ on un I:
after it is received at the depotS VIII De s''ieN
owner $ expense and risk. ,,,.,ou,sr,s
And all freight received at depots viii oe
risk Of fire until shipped or deverel so,r5y o.
All bills payable in gold coin before csAi''-'
freight.
, 1878-02-16
Rates on Up Freight,
lPEu TON MEASUREMENT, oSI

lPEU Ton MEASUREMENT, OSI
GOODS. HERGH.iNDISE, ETC, tIC-
~, Nm, VII. .Ng
From Wailula to Whitman "a
From Whitman TO Wala Walla-- w
e.- Building Material, Agricultural and MerhSn-
ical Implements, Lime, Sc, Freighte to 'iln =.
O. S n Co.'S boats at reduced measurement VIZ y
Freighted by us Mt the foregoing rates, On u -
Co 5 reduced measurement.
, 1878-02-16

SAID Smith to his book-keeper: HAS
the new drummer got as rluch brass as the
old ones' ''0h, yes, sir: he's one of the
real old-fashioned door knockers of our dad
dies. H-Near York Herald.
, 1878-02-16
HPECIALTIE.

Diseases of the Eye and Ear, Throat. Lungs and
Helrf, Lirer and Kidneys snd Sn Chronic Consfitu-
tionsl and Blood Diseases.
Xahma. CatrrrL. RLeumatis,q, ,NearaLgia. Epil.psy,
.Scrojuia, P,tes, DTopsy, Dyspepsia. etc, cured.
Ladies out of health assured of prOInpt rehei
Canesys and 9umors removed without the knife.
, 1878-02-16
INFALLIBLE REMEDIES.

surest and quickest known for all private diseases
Of both sexes, young and old. The worst cases OF
structure and chronic venerea diseases quickly re-
heved. No mercury used.
Where from bud treatment any symptoms remain,
a radical cure should be sought at once fiom DIR.
PRICE
Travellers supplied with medicine, etc, At Mort
notice.
, 1878-02-16
STIT L z -
PAIN ERADlCAIOR.
me Most vouderfal Discovery Of the 4 sc.

The World moves. and unless We Progress we must
go Backwards. Nothing remains otst"haf!-
IN OFFERING THIS MEDICINE IT Is NOT
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the greatest merit which will prove boon 10 SUI
ferng humanity account OF It's adaPtabiti'S
TO both nan and beast, Its readiness oi appHya.o
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actually cure
uheumatfSm. Neuralgia,
G,0s, 4 p. ea1,Sl l'or<Is Aiin Joints.
Cont. Constructed Muscles,
Sore Throat, dwellings,
IRmeneSS, Lame bacAs
ADrntns. UiarrhHa.
Headache, Conc
CranpS, faceaclic,
BruisrS, sores,
Earaehe, Cuts.
surns, ScaitlS,
Inflammation Of the Kidneys,
And all Nervous and lIhamitory Aches ana faihs'
DIR. STEELE. who has for years been in the Pro.
prietary Medicine business, and who has raVeieu
in various parts If the world IN search OF nioIna
tion has e eat c.n fd.nce in the ERA ADlCAToR as
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Provide yourself with bottle without delfy. ana
You will always keep 1t IN the famliy and save
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We can produce thousands of testimonials as t.
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Put up in large bottles and for sale by druggists
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STEELE'S PAIN ERADICATOR cannot he OBJ
taued send TO the nearest wholesale druggist, or to
the Agents.
CRANE & BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists.
so and So Market Street. San Francisco, Cal.
Price IL per Large Rottle. six Bottles Sd.
3In
, 1878-02-16

OFFICE HOURS-Gentlemen, from to Il A. n
ami from to9 p. n.
F,ir .,dies from 10 5P NJ onlJ O-3m
, 1878-02-16
DIR. R. F. PRICES
Homeopathic Dispensary,
MONNASTES' BUILDING.
First St.. bet. Morrison and fainhfH,
Portland. oregon.

CKILLFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL
- classes of diseases. No idle pretentions or impos-
tur,s; no fs;tering experiments; no injurious
drugs but careful examination and the ECst reiiap'e
treatment; the best remedies approved By science
and experience, which may cure you, though dis
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, 1878-02-16

Norr.-Tbe charges of the Eaila wala = - .
Transfer Company on down freight rms als of hr-
o. s. n Co 8 boats including the bnsnt ~
se;vsJ from % 8 4 Cos bouts and tOrHar,jsi ssipr
cents per ton. All down freight, for iorsna , I'll L
ment, not consigned to parties at .Trar5.
turned over 70 tbs Transfer Company TO i1
ID. S. BAKER,
President ". W. & 4. X. n III
WAILA WAILa, November s. lsiI
, 1878-02-16

The World moves and unless We Progress We must
90 Backwards. Nothing remains Stationary.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-01
News and Other Items.

The one hundredth anniversary of Voltaire's
death was celebrated in Paris Thursday with
out disturbance.
Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers denies that great railroad
strike is contemplated,
The remains of the Hon. j. Scott Harrison.
buried at North Bend on Wednesday, were
found by his son in the dissectng-room of the
Ohio Medical College Thursday. 1t is supposed
the body was taken from the family vault by
medical students on the night of its burial.
BY collision of gravel trains on the Cow
Island and Prospect Park railroad Thursday
night five men were killed and several Injured.
On examination of the track it was found that
some malicious person had wedged large
stone between the platform made for carriages
to cross the track and the iron rails, and when
the front car struck the obstruction it threw It
from the track
Some friends of Gen. John G. Fremont have
recommended his appointment to some civil
position as recognition of his former promi.
nence as the frst Presidential candidate of the
Republican party and of his military services.
1t has been represented that Gen. Fremont Is
not pecuniarily in easy circumstances and that
he would be willing to accept the Governorship
of one of the Territories