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: i the Liver becomes torpid it is no, separated
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The appropriation committee will
doubtless recommend the necessary ap-
preparation, the Southern members
will not oppose it from that delicate
sense of honor peculiar to them, the
Two parties, North and South, will vic
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
The Democratic Caucus Concludes to
Move for the Repeal of the
Test Oath.
DoiDgs of Several Congressional Com
mittees.
A Move for Perfecting the Fast Mail
Service.
Much Other Important Telegraphio News.
NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL.

Splendid speech by Senator McCreery
The Interest ate Commerce Bill-The
Test Oath Again Discussed In the
Democratic Caucus
Special to the Sentinel:
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator McCreery's
speech urging the the transfer of the Indian
bureau was a wonderful effort, and drew one
of the largest audiences of the session. The
different religious denominations represented
at the Indian agencies came in for a large
share of rldicule, and their management was
seriously criticized, and the ground taken that
no policy could prove wore than the present
one.
There is a strong lobby here TO secure the de-
feat of the Interstate commerce bill now
pending in the committee on commerce of the
Senate. 1t is claimed that it discriminates in
favor of certain cities and operates unjustly
against certain class of shippers as it passed
the House.
At the joint Democratic caucus to night it
was determined that a resolution to repeal the
test oaths for jurors, and the law providing
for supervisors and deputy narshals. should
be tackled ON to the general appropriation bill.
The caucus was harmonious, and the Demo-
Gratis express their determination to insist
upon the passage of their measures.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

THE PLAGUE SPREADING IN ALI QUARTERS.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. l0.-Advices from the
interior state general unhealthiness and pre-
disposition TO epidemic exist. The Govern
ment of Sanatoff complain of the foul condi-
ton of Manishen. The typhus fover and
small pox is increasing in an alarming man
ner. In the Government of Tuer, Sibenia,
the plague has appeared in another village.
The cattle plague in the vicinity of Ekater-
naslar, has spread to q neighboring localities.
Of 1900 head attacked, half have perished.
The plague has appeared at a village on the
Kneff railway. There is great mortality at
Orsk from smallpox, and another unknown
disease. An unknown epidemic has appeared
in two villages of Tamboo, and the plague at
Rastoo. A large number of Cossacks, who
fled from Wethianka, were found frozen to
death on the banks of Valga.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
AFRICA.

A BLOODY BATTLE-THE BRITISH COMPLETELY
vANQUIsHED.
CAPE TowN, VIA ST. VINCENT, Feb. l0.-On
the 2lst inst, a British column, consisting of a
portion of the 2ith regiment, battery of
artillery, and 600 native auxileries, was utterly
annihiIated near Tugela river by 1000 Senlus,
who captured valuable convoy of l02 wagons,
600 oxen, two cannon, 400 shot and shell, 900
rifles. 10000 rounds of ammunition. 60,000
pounds weight OF provisions, and the colors
of the 2ith regiment. 1t is estimated that
5000 Senlus We're killed and wounded in the
battle.
Among the killed on the British side are
two majors, four captains, - lieutenants, and
the quartermaster of the 9th regiment. Two
captains of the Royal artillery, a colonel cap
tain, four lieutenants and sergeant; the ma
jor of engineers, besides q other British Off
GERS commanding native levies. Attacks SUBJ
sequently made by Zulu have been repulsed.
and the colony is now somewhat recovering
from the utter CONSERVATION which
at first prevailed. Natal, how
ever, is in great danger, and
disturbances are feared in Fongoland. Lord
Chelmsford, commander of the expedition,
has been forced to retire in consequence of the
defeat. 1t is estimated that 500 soldiers were
killed besides the officers enumerated above.
Governor Sir Bartle Frerer, has sent appeals to
England and Nayrltieus for re-enforcements.
The mail steamer for England was dispatch
ed day earlier than usual, with request for
six regiments of infantry and brigade of cav
airy The men of war, the Active and TenedOs
have been ashore. The Tenedos was seriously
injured and obliged to go into dock al Simons
hay
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
Important Measures Adopted by the
Democratic Caueas.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.-A joint Democratic
caucus of senators and representatives was
held in the hall of the House of Representa-
tives tonight. The first subject considered
was proposition to repeal the clauses of the
revised statutes regarding the test
oath for jurors. senator Thurman
offered an amendment to the original
proposition, providing for the mode of draw
ing Jurors in states where there is no provis-
ion for that purpose.
Mr. Southland offered another amendment to
repeal sections of the Federal supervising
election law Much discussion arose. Mr..
Thurman urged his resolution in strong
terms. Mr.. Blackburn maintained that but
one of the repeating measures should
be attached to one appropriation
bin. Senator Bayard opposed the placing OF
such repeating clauses to the appropriation
bills He was answered by Senator Thurman
finally the above propositions with the amend
ments were adopted, and will accordingly be
appended to the legislative, executive and ju
dicial appropriation bill, in the House. The
caucus was very well attended.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

the articles of the San Stefano treaty, which
were not modified by the treaty of Berlin,
shall remain in force. The mode of payment OF
the war indemnity and compensation to Rus
sian residents of Turkey, who suffered through
the war is left for future agreement. All pros
ecutions for aiding either side during the war
are abandoned, and persons implicated in the
Roumelian disturbance are pardoned. The
protocol declares that the recognition of the
treaty of Berlin in the present treaty changes
neither the character nor range of power,
Seryia, Montene gro and RcuMania are inde
pendent. Russia leaves them free to come to
an understanding for themselves with the
porte relative to their claims for war indem-
nifty.
MINISTER TO RUSsIA-MUCH SICKNESS.
LONDON, Feb. 10.-The appointment of Cen
eral Chanzy as French minister to Russia
appears to be finally decided upon.
Malta has established quarantine against
Tripoli, because of the outbreak of sickness
there amongst the troops who recently arrived
from Constantinople.
AMERICAN CATTLE RULED OUT.
LONDON, Feb. lO.-A special, supplemental to
the Gazette, has been issued, containing the
order of the privy council, revoking, after
March 3, 8, article l3 Of the foreign animals
order, SO far as it relates to the United States.
Under article l3 the American cattle have
hitherto been landed without slaughter or
quarantine. The present order applies to the
ports of Great Britain only.
EVERYBODY ON A STrIKE-
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l0.-The Iaborers appointed
a deputation to learn the views of the Steam
ship Owners association, but the deputation
is prohibited from making any compromise.
Not single vessel has sailed from Liverpool
for foreign parts. Monday several hundred
sailors formed a union.
The boiIer-makers of London have struck.
The bolt-makers, pattern-makers and a hum
dred other trades intend to follow.
THE BRITISH ON THE RETREAT.
LONDON, Feb. ia dispatch from Capetown
says: 1.-The British force was compelled to re-
cross the borders The force which an
initiated, was attacked while guarding the
camp of headquarters of the column at Insan
dusana, during the absence OF Lord Chelms
ford with a strong force reconnoiterlng.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

Ex-Chief Justice Casey, ofthe court of claims,
died yesterday aged "a.
subscriptions to the four per cent. loan since
Saturdays report amounts to si,e52,7J0.
The committee conference on the navy ap-
propIiation bill agreed upon report this ev-
ening.
The president has nominated Alexander L..
Russell, of Pennsylvania, United States consul
at Montirido.
At a debt raising service at the Old Foundry
Methodist church. yesterday, President Hayes
contributed 800 of the $4,000 secured.
The House committee on the District of
Columbia has rejected 1he provision for the
sinking fund for the 3-65 district bonds by a
vote of 6.
The Potter committee will endeavor to con-
clue their labors this week SO that the msjori-
ty and minority may have time to prepare
and present their reports to the House.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

ferred Against Warden HOward.
Special to the Sentinel:
JEFFERsoNvILLE, Ind. Feb. l0.-The prison
committee from the lower House arrived at
high noon to-day, except three, Willard, Cope
land, Carter, who had not put in an appearance
up to p m. After satisfying the inner man,
they all repaired to the State prison. and after
q pleasant and cordial greeting to all, they
started out to inspect the old sewer that was
called up in the House by resolution to that
effect. Returning, Warden Howard and
Deputy Craig opened the massive
iron doors, and led the way into the
court yard, which, through the skillful
management of the warden and his aids has
been beautifully and tastefuuy laid out APP
parentiy satisfied as to the inside sewage, and
the grounds generally, they next proceeded on
a general tour of inspection through all the
shops. The next place visited the din
ing hall, where all the convicts are fed. Close
attention was paid to the Immense steam
ranges, and the quality of food provided for
the convic.s. several OF the committee samp-
ling the wheat and corn bread, which
was pronouAced 50 per cent. bet
ter than that at the northern prison
From the dining room the committee wound
their way through the foundry department oi
the iion and brass shops and the pattern rooms
connected Herewith. Next the tumbling OF
securing rooms were visited, where all cast
ingsare put in readiness for the final finish
ing touches. The brass shop for patterns in
tended for mechanical implements received
close inspection, as well as the upholsteripg
cooperage, and foot and hand hammerins
shops.
AT this time-4 p. m.-your correspondent
| was compelled to retire, the committee still
| having several other large shops, and the Ell
tire range of cells and dungeons, the sleepin:
departments, hospital, ETC.. TO visit.
| At p. m. the commi tee returned from thei
general tour OF Inspection, and organized will
| c. b. Tulley in the chair, G. ID. Shanks secre
| tary and j. r. Shadburn bailiff. They then re
| paired TO the cell house, and witnessed tn
manner of counting and locking up convict
| for the night.
Representative Carter has preferred writer
| charges against Warden Howard, fer the un
| lawful killing of convicts while attempting t
| escape. He charges that prisoners were al
| lowed to run at large. The last item in tn
| charges simply referred to George Howard
4 pork house being close to the prison.
Warden Howard has demanded a thoroug
4 in vestigation, and wanted the committee,
| the charges were true, to sry so. He would affor
every possible means of getting ut the tru
inwardness Of affairs. He wants no whiis
4 washing.
I've predict the committee VIII find Il,
southern prison has been run with less ez
l pense and with better disci pline under How
i ards administration thar has bee
known beforei Irhe committee adjourned b
meet at O'Clock to-mor
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

AMERICAN CATTLE NOT TO BE STOPPED.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l0.-The steamer Istrian
from Boston, arrived to-day and her cattle
were all admitted without trouble.
The British Government has issued no such
order as that published in New York, Satur-
day, declaring the landing Of live cattle from
the United States, after the 2Sth of February,
was forbidden On the contrary, the Govern
ment has intimated that unless future arrivals
prove the existence Of disease, they have no
intention of interfering with the cattle trade.
The Marcy dock board has already ccn'
menced the erection of lairage.
THE TREATY BETWEEN RUSSIA AND TURK -
LONDON, Feb. 10.-A Constantinople -
patch says that the definitive treaty be. -,
Russia and Turkey declares peace, ar -,
oo.o'a. 1919" .o nN-s -, Ablishe
e0u As''''A" anu PRIV ddes tina
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
CHAMPAIGN. ILLIaOIs.
An fnesnaisry fire-Loss Heavy

SPECIAL TO the Sentinel:
C.aAMpAIGN, ILL.,, Feb. l0.-Last night the gro-
.,ery store of w. w. Manspeaker was set on fire
by an incendiary. The building was owned by
Colonel George SeToggs, and was partly saved.
Manspeaker's stock is claimed 10 be irvoiced
at $1,000 1t was badly damaged. 1t was in.
sured for s3,0Co-sl $40 in the Home Of New
York and the remainder equally in the Ger
man American, st. Paul Fire and Marine and
Northwestern National.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
TELEG RAPHlC NOTES.

lhonas. ;. Drew, elected governor of Ar
kansas IN IL Al and reelected in 1850, died
recently in ex,s
me ospe m, Chase and Swayne Manufac-
turing COZ 0pany, of Toledo, failed yesterday
l-ioiiiu ss. sl9O,00O; assets as yet unknown.
me seamship quebec sailed from Portland
ior Li 1erpool yesterday forenoon with 129 head
vi ca stie, 357 sheep and fun cargo of grain.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
mr rosters Interest BlIi.

WAsHINGToS, Feb. l0.-The bill introduced
in the House to-day by Representative Foster,
to discourage usury and promote legitimate
rates of interest, makes it unlawful for banks
10 allow interests upon deposits of any char
acter. 1t further provides a tax OF per cent
upon the gross amount of deposits in each
year, such tax TO be remitted proper affi-
davit being male that no interest has been
allowed on the deposits by the bank.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

been suspicioned OF former thefts, and the hide
last stolen was marked for identification. He
is now in jail.
Circuit court convened this morning. Judge
Lurman on the bench. The docket Is an aver
age one. Among the cases exciting most in
terest, and that bid fair to be hotly contested,
is the Stevenson divorce suit and Nrydaugh
vs.. the board of county commissioners of Vigo
county.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
FOREIGN NOTES.

Military affairs in India .re reported highly
satisfactory.
The fresco painf>1r, Mehsel Echtev, died at
Munich yesterday.
Count Taafe has fail -, ia N,sIa cabinet.
and will take his depar ture from Vienna
Ihree OF the lar gest iute factories in
Forfairshire have aopped, owing to the
depressed trade. Fo or in Dundee are expected
to stop.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
A blacksmith fn TrOuble-Arresfed for
Stealing Hides = Circuit Court Mat

IefS.
Special to the Sentinel:
GgEESCAsTIE, Feb. lO.-A blacksmith
named Stuckman, arrested on the charge of
purloining a lot of tools and stock from his
employer, Jacob Biclknell, was released from
Jail to day on giving bail for his appearance.
On Friday night last Stuckman's house
was burglarized during the absence of the
family. When Bickneli and an officer went
to ascertain the extent of the burglary Bck-
nell discovered his missing tools and goods in
the house. and as Stuckman could give no sat
isfactory account of how they came there he
was arrested and locked up. He finally suc-
ceeded In giving bail. Thus one robbery re-
vealed another.
young man named Stephen Vancleave
was taken before the mayor this morning
charged with stealing hides from Kahn
Isaac, butchers, and selling them TO 9urnett 4
Detrick, hide buyers. 1t Is said thai the evil
dence against him is conclusive. as he had
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
senator Christisncy resigns.

DETROIT, Feb. 10.--A telegram received from
Lansing states that the resignation OF Mr..
Christiancy as senator from Michigan has
been placed in the hands of Governor Cres-
well, to take effect at noon to-day. The gov-
ernor w1n this evening transmit official noti-
fication OF Senator Christiancy's resignation
TO the Legislature, declaring the o1lce vacaI0 {.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
The East naa1l service.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The Senate commit
tee on appropriations to day agreed to add
100000 to the amount granted by the House
for railway mall transportation. The addi-
tional amount is to be used at the discretion
of the postmaster general, TO secure special
facilities for the postal service, the purpose
being to provide for the continuance of what
is known the 'sfast mail seryicer by rail-
roads
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

CINCINNATI, Feb. lo.-During the progress OF
a fire In Emery Bros candle and oil ware
house, Vine and Water streets, at O'Clock
this morning, thieves broke the window Of
Stcinan Brothers Jewelry store, ON Fourth
street, and robbed them of $3.50 worth o.
watches, rings, etc. At the same time the
Corliss truss store, on Fourth street, was en-
tsred, and quantity of trusses carried off.
The loss of the Emery Bros. is about 81 900.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

Special to the Sentinel:

Special to the Sentinel:
THoRNrowN, Ind. Feb. l0.-A meeting was
held at the NJ. E. church to-day IN the inter-
est OF the Gerard Colony company. Addresses
were delivered by W. c. Gerard Esq, one of the
managers, and others. 1t is the intention OF
the colony to locate on Government lands In
the southwestern part OF Kansas.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

APPEARANCE OF THE PLAGUE.
BERLIN, Feb. I0.-1t is officially announced
that the Greek Government has received a re-
port from the consul at Kavola on the Egeon
Sea. confirming the rumors of an outbreak oi
the plague there.