The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-03-31

| the distressed working populatlo.' VINO gav'
repeated cheers for the glad tidirxe: Al IL salt
work. This will do much toward decreasing
' what little disaffecti0n now exists, VI, inoeeo
It does not eradicate 1t entirely. Denis kear
nt,y was hanged at daybreak this mornl " "a
IeNATIUs DoEEELLY sILENcED.
ST. PAU, Mimi, Sept 2O.-Ignatius Dennel'
~, of thfeSLste, former member OF Congress,
issued an infiammatory appeal, a few days
ago, calling on the people ITO rally in their
might might to raise once more ore the flag of the
who has assumed the scepter." Inc Imperial
authorities Immediately sent a strong body of
troops to secure Uonnelly's arrest, but the
traitor had fled toward the Red river. IA dis
patch received by the minister of war last
evening states that Donnelly was captured at
Mankato, tried by court-martial and shot,
Ed. Imperial Standard.
THE EMPIRE LEAGUE HOUSE
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 30-A splendid
entertainment Is to be given at the Empire
League House-formerly known as the Union
League-in honor of His Grace, the Duke of
pennsylvania, who IL expected to arrive in
this city next week. Sir William 5. Stokley,
miItee OF ARRANGEMENTS, and LORD st. Ledger
and Baron Bullion have each contributed
$1,000 to the fund.
FETE TO THE DUKE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
PrTTsBURG, Pa, Sept. S0.-Sir Russell Errett,
Sir Q. L.. Magee, and number of other dis
tinguished gentlemen, will leave here next
week for Philadelphia, to be present at the
1ete In honor OF the DuKe of Pennsylvania
Tue Imperial foundry at Fort Pitt is now run
ming day and night casting heavy ordnance
for the artillery arm OF the Imperial service.
Business In all branches OF trade is reviving.
wATTERsoN, MARQUIS OF BOURBON.
Lord Henry Watterson of Kentucky who has
been on prolonged official visit through the
Southern portion of the Empire, where his
services in the establishment of the Imperial
Government have been crowned with such
SIGNAL gnCNQgS QYnRQfad n arrive IN fnxx-
tomorrow, aud we understand that in con-
sideration of his brilliant political achieve
ments, His Imperial Majesty has been gra-
ciously pleased to create his lorGship Marquis
OF Bourbon.
BEECHER AN IMPERIAL CHAPLAIN.
r.. Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, bishop of
Brooklyn, whose conversion to the Methodist
Episcopal church was simultaneous with His
Imperial Majesty's accession to the thron e,
arrived at the Palace yesterday. His lordship
will enter on his duties Imperial chap ain
perial family at the M. E. cathedral on Sunday
next.
THE IMPERIAL ARMY.
Army and Navy News,l
1t has been officially decided by the minister
of war that the new uniform of the cavalry OF
the line shall be somewhat similar to those of
the German Uhlans. The Imperial Guards will
be uniformed after the style Of the Royal Life
GUARDS of the British service. and the House.
hold Cavalry will retain their present pictur-
esque snd distinctive style. 1t is understood
CIldb Tue SbTtDSlu Oh the army IN time OF peace
has been decided on after q conference of the
principal officers of rank, at which His I'm
per al Majesty presided. The effective strength
of the line, including infantry, cav
airy and. artillery, rs well as the engi-
neers, signal corps, etc. will be 100000 men.
BARON NATHANIEL MKAY.
The new iron clads, "U uses l., Empire"
and Imperial" the work on which has been
pushed forward by Baron Nathaniel Mckay,
superintendent of the Imperial Navy Yard,
are now almost completed, and the First Lord
of the Admiralty, Lord George NJ. Robson, of
New Jersey, accompanied by a numerous
suite, will make an official visit to the Yard
early next week.
BUTLER LATE IN IMPERIAL ALLEGIANCE.
We gratified TO be in a position to state
that General b. F. Butler, of Massachusetts,,
has at last taken the oath of allegiance to His
Imperial Majesty, and we reliably in
formed That IL is the intention of the Imperial
Government to place the gallant General in a
position where his conceded abilities will be
of service TO the Empire. General Butler will
arrive at the capital on the 5th inst.