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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-28

The above described lands and lots will be
hrst offered for cash. Should there be no bid
they will be Immediately offered on a credit or
I've years, with interest at the rate OF seven
per cent. per annum. payable In advance: but
in neither case will any bid be taken for
sum less than the principal, interest and costs
due as above stated, together with hve per
cent. damages on amount OF sale. Sixty days
are allowed the original mortgagor or his
legal representatives for redemption upon
payment to the purchaser of such damages as
are fixed by law.
NJ. ID. MANSON,
Auditor of State indiana.
ONCE of Auditor of State, indianapolis, Indi-
ana, April e, 1880.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-28

Nol,OSO. rne north half of lot number
twelve (l2) in Martindale & Companys subdi-
vision of the west half OF the south west quar-
ter of section thirteen (l3), township sixteen
C6), north of range three (3) east, in the Coun-
" of Marion, aud State of Indiana. Mort
gagged by James W -. Cole.
1GlDclpdl. CD " w
Interest to date OF 81 80
w
Costs.- IL w
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-28

No. 70S. Lots number I'D twenty-One, and
GS) eighteen, in Miners subdivision of the
north invest quarter OF section (26) twenty six,
number (9) nine, west of the lands offered Tor
sale at Vincennes, Indiana: situate in Vigo
County, Indiana. Mortgaged by John Miner
and Jemima Miner.
fIOO
Interest to date of sale ........ l0I so
.
COSIs........ II W
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-28

Sold by Druggists, Grocers and Wine Mer-
chants everywhere.
Wholesale Agents in indianapolis.
Stewart & Barry. Browning q Sloan. A.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-28

No. 1923. Lots fifteen (l5), sixteen (l6), sew
enteen IN, eighteen ClS), and nineteen 10, in
block twenty nine (29) of McCray, AIDE &
Cones addition to the town of Kentland. in
Newton County, Indiana. Mortgaged by John
5. Neatch and cynthia E. Veatch.
Interest to date OF sale IS 80
DamageS.. 70 w
w
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-28

Ask your Druggist for it.
Ask your Grocer for it.
Ask your Wine Merchant for it..
Children, ask your Mamma for 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
THE POLITICAL FIELD.
HOW THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS IS
PROGRESSING.
Campaign Notes from New York, Penn
syvania, Virginia, Ohio, California,
Nevada, Oregon and
Indiana.
RuaORS, PREDICTIONS AND GOSSIP.

The recent alleged Republican victory
seems to have had no other effect upon
Democrats than to make them more
united, enthusiastic and determined.
In Indiana, where the Republicans
boasted they were irretrievably defeated,
the ranks have been reformed, the col
umns are again moving forward, and there
is every reason to expect that the State
will be carried for Hancock by larger
majority than that fraudulen,ly OBJ
tanned for Porter on the 18th inst. In
New York the Hancock cause is BOOM
ing Tammany and Irving Halls have
buried their differences and are working
together harmoniously for the success
OF the Democratic ticket, while from the
interior OF the State comes tidings of a
thorough awakening OF the people,
maniiesting itself in enormous meetings
and professions, and many accessions
of heretofore Republicans. Throughout
Pennsylvania, New jersey, Connecticut,
and awav on the Pacific coast most
effective work is being done, and the
final and complete overthrow OF Radical
ism is IN event not long to be delayed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
DECIDEDLY WARLIKE.

The King of Greece Declares that He Ii
Resolved TO Take Military Possession
of the Territory Awarded Him by the
Powers.
ATHENS, October 2l.-The King, in
his speech at the opening OF the Cham
bers to-day, said:
! hasten TO ask the cooperation OF the
Chambers 10 enable me To carry out the
national duties imposed upon me.
These duties are unusually serious, but
the sentiments II the nation are proper
tionately lofty The relations OF Greece
with the foreign powers are friendly. /
have to express my gratitude to the
countries ! have visited, whose al
bitrament has given to Greece a
frontier strengthening and extend
ing her boundaries. The Execution
Of the decision Of the powers
impresses Ipon IL action, the regulation
OF which will calmly engage your delib-
erations. The government has already
made extensive military and naval pre-
parations, for which loans have cen
contracted and which the members will
be asked to ralify. The nation has un-
dertaken heavy obligations. The army
will not be dsbandcd until the estab
lshment OF the new order oi things in
the territory awarded TO Greece. am
firmly resolved 10 effect as speedily y a.
possible, that for which have prepared.
| rely upon y"nrco operation AZ faithful
exponents Il national will. Such work
will be blessed 10y God.
This spc,ch was received with loud
and prolonged cheering.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
THAT PILE OF SILVER.
Secretary Sherman Explains
why He Keeps so Much Money
on Hand.

WASHINGTON, October Elm reply
to a question why the treasury does not
use It's accumulating silver and gold to
lianidate United States bonds matured,
or which may he paid at the option OF
the government, the Treasury Depart
ment SAYS that under the resumption
act there was accumulated fund for
the RECEPTION of the outstanding legal
tenders OF about Sl40,WOOW, being
abont 40 per cent. OF the amount oi
notes outstanding redeemable on
demand from that fund, and as
small sum as it was deemed
prudent to hold for that purpose. In
addition to this, it is necessary to have
a small balance from which to pay the
ordinary current expenses OF the gov
ernment, thus making total available
cash in the treasury OF about one hun.
dred and fiftv.tive millions, though oi
course this amount varies as the receipts
and expenditures OF the Government
temporarilv increase or diminish. Be-
yond that amount, however. there has
been no permanent accumulation oi
moneys in the Treasury. In fact, the
available balance to-day il little less
than that OF a year ago. All in excess oi
the receipts over the expenditures dur
ins the last year have been applied to
,ar interest bearing debt, OF which there
have been purchased by surplus reve-
nurS in Pm market, $lO3,Hi, 100, on
which there will he a saving each year
hereafter oi SSH ,0i6 OF interest. This
method OF purchasing bonds in open
market was made necessary, as there
have been no bonds payable at the op
ton Of the Government since the CON-
ple,on o; the rcinncing operations more
than "A year ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
THE RAILROAD WAR.
The Chicago and Alton Company Eater
the Fight and Indulge in o Wholesale

The Chicago and Alton Company Eater
the Fight and Indulge in o Wholesale
Gut"
ST. LOUIS, Mo, October 2l.-The
Chicago and Alton entered the railroad
fight this morning with a full head Of
steam on and all sails set. The follow
ing is their list of cut prices from here,
to-day: To Cleveland, 81 45, cut from
SIS 25; Buffalo 81 i5, from Sl7 %; Crest
line IS Us, from Sl4 %; Connersville,
81 IS, from - 30; Toledo 81 So, from
SIS; Pittsburgh ~ 90, from Sl7 25 Bal.
tmore SlG 10, from 81 p; Washington
SIG Is, from S2l %; Wheeling 50 ID,
from SIS %; Newark, o., s. IS, from
Sli 65; Tihin, Ohio. - 10, from Sl3 30.
They also retain the two dollar rate
from here to all competing points on
the Wabash road in Indiana and Ohio.
The reduced rates Of yesterday from
Kansas City to the scabOard via two
roads from St. LOUIS and one road from
Chicago, are retained to-day. The Wa.
bash has not yet met the cut to eastern
points, either from here or Kansas City,
and say they do not intend to. The
Vandalia is also holding of, but it is
evident that il these rates continue for
one or two days longer, all the eastern
roads from here will be forced into the
war. This they do not deny, and ali
seem TO be anxious for a speedy set
tlement Of the difficulties. All the
rates mentioned above are for limited
and rebate tickets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
THE DAILY RECORD
OF THE IMPORTANT EVENTS OF THIS
MUNDANE SPHERE.
Choice GIeanings From the Multitude Of
Miscellaneous Happenings Which
Constantly Occur in Our
Busy World.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS NOTES.

The western railroad war is gradually
spreading Eastward, and promises, un-
less the difficulties between the COM
panies are rapidly settled, to involve all
the great trunk lines of the country.
The Chicago and Alton company yester.
day made sweeping cut from st. Louis
to all the principal points in the East.
Tue fare from st. Louis to this city is
now 80 10. a reduction of onehslf from
regular rates. The King OF Greece, in
his speech to the Chambers yesterday,
virtually declared war against Turkey.
The town OF Mt. Vernon, Ind, has been
almost totally destroyed by fire. Mr..
Christiancy, our Minister to Peru, is la.
boring hard to bring the war between
that country, Chill, and Bolivia to ter.
mination. Geo. Wheeler, o! San Fran.
cisco, has, for some lime, been too init
mate with his sis.er-inlaw. She ex-
pressed her intention of marrying,
Wednesday, when George, prompted by
jealousy, choked he to death, and
packed her body in trunk. Russia is
going to try a high tariff ior change.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
AN OLD TUB.
THAT DESCRIBES THE CONDITION OF
THE AlPENA,
Before She Went to the Bottom Of Lake
Michigan-Her Timbers kotten-A
Suspicion that She Collided
with Another Vessel.
CRIMINAL NEGLECT OF HER OWNERS.

The "true inwardness" Of the Alpena
disaster is gradually coming to light. 1t
is now freely asserted that the steamer
was crazy old tub, totally unfit to nav
igate the placid surface of duck pond,
much less combat the sudden and VIC.
lent storms which are OF frequent oc.
currence on the Lakes at this season oil
the year; that her owners well knew
that she was unsafe, and so put $4,000
insurance on her, no other vessel on the
line being insured, and that portion Of
her planking cast ashore yesterday was
found to be utterly rotten and worthless.
These charges should call forth search
ing inquiry as to the condition OF the
ship, and in case they are substantiated,
a few indictments for murder would
seem to be in order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Address to the Congregational
National Council.

PoroHSEEPsrE. n. ", October 2l.-
The Congregational Association OF this
State has decided upon the following
address 10 the National Council, which
meets al -. Louis:
The address saws that as the churches
individually are dependent on and loyal
10 our Lord Jesus Christ, AMI the better
to promote that fellowship and remove
the possible danger OF separation and
division, We suggest to you the consider.
alton of the propriety OF reaching such
an amendment TO the Constitution OF
the National Council, in entire conform
ity with its essential spirit and purpose,
as NAV be necessary to make 1t In the
nature OF a conference OF the church,
devoting itself wholly to Christian CON.
munion and the diffusion AMI inteili.-
gence with regard to tn: character OF
our faith, and to the discussion OF prac-
ticed and spiritua questions, without
taking any votes not necessary TO the
maintenance Of Its own order and or
ganization.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
SOUTH A NJ ERICA.
Items of Interest From Peru. Chill and
Bolivia

panama. October l2.-tnited States
Minister Christiancy has the following
basis for prplminarics Of peace: Chill,
Peru and Bolivia will each elect their
commissioners, 10 discuss the conditions
OF peace, to meet on Peruvian territory
occupied by the Chilian army, the
United States Minister taking part in
the conference as friendly mediator.
The cultivation of tobacco is now free
in Chill.
SIX millions OF paper money has been
authorized to be issued by tue treas
urv.
The Bolivian Congress has sane.
toned Law authorizing the executive
10 mortgage or sell all the national prop
erty, and the municipalities are aiso
asthof.zad to proceed in the same way,
with the consent OF the government,
the proceeds of such sales 10 be applied
10 the expenses OF the war.
General Drza has been deprived OF
the rights o a Bolivian citizen, his inap-
titude and cowardice having brought
upon the country humiliation and dis
honor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
STRUCK 1T RICH.
A Mistake Which Will Cause Rad
icaIs to Weep-IeweIrs Plans
for Carrying Florida Civ
en- Dead Away"

New York, October 2l.-The National
Democratic Committee issued the fol-
loving tonight:
To the PuJEc:
When this campaign opened the Ma
tional Democratic Committee contracted
with the American Union and Western
Union Telegraph Companies for
special rates for their business, and
arranged with said companies
that all telegrams sent or received by
the committee should be returned at the
end OF each week 10 the cashier OF the
committee as vouchers for the bills rem
dered. The telegrams so sent or re-
ceived by our committee have been re-
turned under this arrangement weekly,
and paid for according 10 contract.
On Wednesday morning, October
20th, the Western Union Telegraph
Company returned to the committee
the vouchers, as usual, for the second
week in October. Upon their being
examined by our cashier To
verify the amount, tine following
telegrams were found in the package So
sent US as vouchers, evidently being q
mistake on the part OF the official having
the same in charge ut the Office OF tn .
W. l.. Il. Co. The teleyrams are writ
ten on Western Union baaks and are
as follows:
("Rush."l
October l.. 1850.
IT, Hon. CiarlsJ. Noles, cur, II. JcntiTs,
Jr., Jacksonville, Fla:
telcgraphed vest arday. | will pro-
vide as requested 30 fer Calender and
yonrs, Ii as compensation.
[Signedl MARSHALL JEWELL.
IL paid.
i"Eu>h."l
October II, lSS).
F. ". WTcker, Collector, Key I',s', Fa,:
"Citv OF Dallas" took $50, CITY of
Texas" 100, Colorado" l0). for Key
West. Men on dock instructed to say
nothing about it,
Signed MARSHALL JEWELL
26 paid.
Tn numerals "l5O," 100 and 'lC0'
in this last tel gam mean SO many
men. These tclrgrdmS, or rather the
one addressed 10 r. W. Wicker, |.
collector at the port of Key WcS', Fla,
tells its own story.
lhe sun had not gone down in thc
State OF Indiana, where one OF The
greatest frauds ever perpetrated
on free government and tree
ballot were about to be consummated,
when TIE chairman OF the National
Repubi, an Committee and an official OF
the United States Government were
preparing to repeat in the state OF Flor
ida the infamy then about 10 be con
summatCd in the State OF Inn
ana. The committee were advised
prev Gus to the recipt OF these
tele rams that the State OF Florida was
aho It TO be overrun by the repeaters oil
our large cities. The kilograms OF Mr..
Jewell only confirm what the commit
tee well knew TO he the fact. The above
tele. .rams are in the possession OF the
committee. They are written IN copy
ing ink, have been copied IN letter
press AMI bear the receivers checks
and marks, and this committee deties
any one To assert that they are not gem
uine. The teleSrams are now being
Autographed. and will be given TO tie
public in day or two.
ISigned1 WN. II. BARSUM.
Chairman National COMMITTEE.
NcW York, October II, 1850.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
AaRATUITOUs INSULT.
A Party of Garheld and Arthur Guards
Who Deserve Leather Medal Apiece.

n bTty VI SuEHciu uhu
Who Deserves Leather Medal Apiece.
CLEVELAND, October 2l.-On return.
ing from Mentor to-day, the Republican
veterans met in this city, drew up,
and teiegraphed the following:
Mr.. Wade Hampton, Columbia. s. c.:
SrR--Twelve hundred Union veterans,
members OF the Garfield and Arthur
Veteran Corps, of Cuyahoga county,
Ohio, who have just returned from u
visit to Gen. Jas. A. Garfield, at
his home in Mentor, hereby send
you their compliments, and cay to
you that they will, on November 81, A.
ID. 1880, vote az they shot, and that
their address will be Cleveland, Ohio.
lSigned NJ: ID. LkdGkrT,
President OF the Corps.
GKo. II. GRohr,
Chairman Executive Com.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
The Raid on the Jesuifs.

PARIS, October -. Inspectors visited
the former Jesuit estsbl shment Al
Ameers, and found there twenty Jesuit
fathers, previousy professors OF some
college. The Franciscan friars of Avignon
have bricked up the door OF their mo.
mastery. They are well supplied with
provisions. The President OF the Mont
pelier tribunal has declared himself in.
to hear the suit of the Car
melites against the Project to recover
possession of their convent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
OUR STATE ELECTIONS.

Additional Official Returns
From Various Counties.
Correspondence Of the Register,
WEBSTER, G. H., October l6.
The following is the official vote OF
Webster county:
Governor-Jackson, 57S; Sturgiss, IS;
French, %.
Senate Samples, D., sos; Wheeler,
g., So
House OF Delegates-Dodrill, d., 254;
Arthur, r., l29; Hutchinson, e., 80;
Jones, Ind. D., %; Baughman, Ind.
d., Is.
Vote on Amendments-For ratifica-
ton, 75; for rejection, 522.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
NEW THING IN POLITICS.
Republican ssnd Democratic Marching
Clubs Partake of a Banquet Together.

Republican sand Democratic marching
Clubs Partake of Banquet Together.
TOLEDO, o, October 2l.--In squaring
up election bets, last night was set by
appointment for paying for a supper
wagcrrl between the Third Ward Gar
field Guards, Captain Robinson Locke,
and the IluId Guards, Captain j. w.
White. The bet was tor one hundred
of each company on Frank Hurd's
election. The Hurd Guards met at
eight O'Clock at their armory in uniform,
led by the Cadet Band. marched to the
other company's headquarters on Hu.
ron street. Here, taking the position OF
escord, the two companies marched To
Carr's restaurant, where an excellent
repast ior two hundred was spread at
the lIurd Guards expense. The affair
passed off delightfully."-, aud is the social
healing OF what has really hetn hither.
to Il feeling OF considerable political Bit
terness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
VIRGINIA POLITICS.
Malone Visits Harrisburg and Holds
Conference With Simon Cameron-Re-
publicans and Readjusters Working To-

Malone Visits Harrisburg and Holds
Conference With Simon Cameron-Re-
publicans and Readjusters Working To-
gsther.
HARRIsBuRG, Pa, October 2l.-Senc-
tor Malone, of Virginia, arrived here
late last night and had conference
with General Simon Cameron, lasting
several hours. The visit had reference
TO the political situation in Virginia,
and the supposi,ion is that final arrange
ments were made 10 dispose OF the Re.
adjuster forces in such manner as to do
the most good TO the Republican cause.
Senator Malone left this city during the
night.
Republicans to Withdraw their Congress
sional Candidates.
RICHMOND, Va, October 2l.-The
highest Readiuster authority in the State
says that the scheme which has been
under advisemtn by the Republicans
for the withdrawal OF all of their Con-
gressional candidates, except in the
Norfolk and Petersburg districts, has
been agreed to, and will be carried out.
This makes it plain sailing for most OF
the Readjuster aspirants, especially in
districts where there is large negro
vote.
This plan has been agreed to on the
understanding that the Readjusters are
to
Give the Republican Candidates no Trou-
Bile
in the Norfolk and Petersburg Districts,
where that party have more strength
than in any other portion Of the State.
In the remaining seven districts the Re
adjusters are to have the support and
influence OF the Republicans. The
names OF the Readjuster candidate for
Congress will be printed upon their
Hancock and English and Garfield and
Arthur Electoral tickets, thus insuring
the vote of ali Of the negroes i'll their
districts.
The inducement which led the Re.
publican managers to adopt this scheme
is the hope that they may be able to
secure an additional Congressman from
this State in the election Of Dezendorf
in the Norfolk District.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
JEALOUSY WAS THE CAUSE.
A Man Murders His 6ister-in-L Law aud
Pack, Her Body in Trunk.

SAN Francisco, -. orr -l.-L7si
night George A. Wheeler we"t - 4
police station a. crn'",-'-'i lr had oinr-
der-d his srs:.r.ln-ias, l''.lls j. lIilTon,
at the iuiglr. h.n-r, No 80 k"arn.y
street, AMI packed her body ~ n t'uhk.
His Statement wss - uucc verified j lie
circumstance ate r..inri san'- lie lie.
ceasei hsd h.cn l.v'n: Win 'rr sister
and Wheeler. AMI TIA. lut,r ih.i cub.
jected her to his desires, h'S vile being
cognizant IL the i.u.', 'nt DncealinS the
affair 10 avoid scandal. Utterly man
by the name of G-orga VI. Peckham,
who became acquainted with the family
some time ago, sought to marry Della.
This created jealousy Oh the part OF
Wheeler who, yesterday, while Della
was sitting in his lap. cboked her 10
death. Wheeler and his family former.
ly lived in New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22

to $50, 900, on which there is about $15,.
600 insurance. Among the principal
losers are Fahroer, Boyce & Co., dry
goods and groceries; Harlan 4 Co.'S
store; Mrs. Barte's and George Herrick's
dwellings; Mt Vernon Banking Com.
pany; Tieberdorf & Williams, Peter
Walter and James Drennis, restaurants;
Isaac Kahn, John Zimmerman, George
Fieldman. and freeman & Wolf, butch
ers; A. ]. Clark, jeweler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
Steamer Wrecked.

san FRAScisco. October 2l.-A dis
patch from Victoria, British Columbia,
saws the British steamship Castle Bon
moon, laden with 800 tons OF Yelling
ton coal for the California market,
struck a reef at eleven o'clock last night
during dense ioy. At last reports she
was in a dangerous condition.