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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-06-09

derously assaulted William W. Selby, of WI
comieo,- the Mate The negro Drained his
victims. When he attacked Seiby, the latter,
himself with a sheath knife The negro then
tossed the Captains body overheard, and es-
capped in boat.
Senator Ferry, OF Michigan, now sports a
black eye, presented to HIM by Sidney W.
Cooper, formerly OF the navy. The pres snta-
ton was made in recognition OF the services
which the bachelor Senator had rendered the
ancient mariner. No speeches.
In the Methodist Protestant Conference, at
Pittsburg Penn, yesterday, DIR. l.. W. Bates
offered an amendment to the report on minis
terial education, that the 9uestien. viii you
confeTenc e refused to accept the amendment,
and the report was adopted as read.
Mayor Kalloch's opponents in san Francis
co are not disposed TO give up their ell II 10
have him impeaehed, though beaten in the
Superior Court last week, and notice OF an
appeal to the Supreme Court from the order
OF the Superior Court, sustaining the
demurrer to the complaint and dismissing the
proceedings instituted to remove Mayor Kali
loch from Office, has been filed.
Henry Brittian, of Richmond, Ind, fell nom
the second story window of a house in the
course of construction Friday, while asleep,
aud struck on lumber pile with sufficient
force to bounce him into q cistern seven or
eight feet distant. and when some worxmen,
who saw him fail, ran To him, he was still
asleep. They managed to wake him by some
MEANS and he went back to his work.
p The "Great american Egg Company" has
been formed, OF which Andrew y. Rankin,
William NJ Rankin. Henry NJ. Haigh, Andrew
r. Rankin, OF Brooklyn, n. \ and John +.
as trustees. The Company is formed for the
manufacture of a chemical compound to be
mechanically applied for the preservation OF
eggs, and the buying and sellir of eggs. The
principal business will be transacted at Hun
ter's Point. Queens County, n. Y. The capital
Is placed $40 600 600. the whole of said capital
to be issued in payment of property to be pur
chased for the uses OF said Company, viz: the
exclusive right for the United States to tue
use of Wickey's soluble chemical comp Jund
for the preservation of eggs.
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FEMALE PHILOSOPHY.


Cold Comfort for Couple of Ardent Low
Why will young men hover around the
light that dszz'es and disaproinIs? Why
will they talk over and over again the ''soft
nonsense" which their sires and grandsires
did before them 70 generations of fair ladies
less schooled in the cold philosophy OF mod :
ern society. Occasionally their rsshness
brings Its reward. Sometime ago a hand
some, dashing, gallant youth--a favorte
with the seX-left Chicago for Baltimore,
where be met friend In high social stand
ing, who very soon, made him acquainted
with some OF the most beautiful women Of
that beauty-produciDg town. Baltimore is
famous for its women and is oysters. The
latter are sometimes out of season, bat the
former never. Consequently there is always
some attraction in the queen of the Cheese
peake. Everybody gives the palm to Balti
more's belles-that is, everybody who has
got a sweetheart somewhere else.
Our friend from Chicago attended q wed
ding recently in the Monumental City, and
there met bewitching maiden, rare and
radiant as Eve ere Adam claimed her. The
usual commonplaces led to q conversation
that became somewhat significant. What
with her pearly teeth, luminous eyes, grace
full form and luxuriant hair, not to speak of
the winning tone of her voice, the Chicago
youth became quickly fascinated, aud was
lmpudent enough TO express himself upon
the subject of danger TO bachelor peace in q
city that boasted go many lovely daughters
Of course wnen this kind OF laDgua ge Is ad
dressed to woman it is but natural 10 ex-
psct that she will appropriate the spirit of il
10 herself. The damsel listened quietly and
at the end of the dissertation said she knew
the COloneI's friend and himself were equal
ly afflicted with the tender passion and that
in the morning she would send the former a
recipe that would cure the disease. No
more was thought about the matter until
the subJoiped communication in the young
lady's handwriting, but not signed. arrived
at the hotel where the friends were stop
ping:
An infallible remedy for the passion, love.
First You must open the brain of considera-
ton and let out the blood of lmmoderate
affection. Then administer the following
prescription, viz: Take of the blossoms of
sound judgment, one handful; of patience,
five handfuls; one handful OF the root OF
understanding; twelve ounces OF resolution,
prudence aud discretion; five ounces of dis
like and resentment. Let them simmer to.
gether in the brain eight and forty hours
then strain from il the dregs of melancholy
into one spoonful of forgetfulness: sweeten
dose of the former with the sugar of con-
tentment into the heart, and stop il with
the cork of indifference. The ingredients
are to be found at the House OF Resolution,
next door to Reason, in Contentment, the
town OF Fortitude, or at any office in Court
ship street. Marriagetown.
The effect OF this document on the lovers
was not soul-inspiring. They say that such
philosophy might answer for a convent or a
monastery, but has no place In the loving,
earnest world in which they belong.
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ID Il B 4 l. i II ".
Notice tor on-Kesidents

Ctate of Indiana, Carroll County. In the Car.
= roll Circuit Court, Septen Der Term, 1881.
IN the matter OF the estate OF William Faker
ana Mary Faker, VINO have been absent from
said County "a ID State Tor more than i've
years.
Application for administration on the estate
OF Wiiiiam Faker and Mary Faker, who
have been absent, and their place of resi-
dence or whereabouts have beer unknown
for more than five years.
Be II remembe red that on the 9th day of
May, 1850, Samuel Louther, by Daily d Kane,
his attorneys, filed In the Office of the Clerk of
the Carroll Circuit Court, in the County of Car
Toll, and State or Indiana, his application, IN
writing, Quly sworn TO, asking the Court TO de-
cree that william Faker and Mary Faker, who
were formerly residents of said County and
State, to be dead and also to appoint AN ad-
ministrator of the estate OF said William and
Mary Faker, for the reason that said William
and Mary Faker have been CONT ually absent
from said County and State for more than FIVE
years last pasJtney not having been heal OF. or
their whereabouts known for more than five
years last past; and they not having made any
arrangements for the management of their
by said Court ordered TO be sold to raise money
to pay certain debts against said parties.
Notice is hereby given of q hnng and
tendency of said complaint and ppltcatlon In
SAID court. and that the same via 10 n~aIu
and determined at the next regular term OF
the Carroll Circuit Court, to be holden at the
Court House, In the city of Delphi, in the
first Monday in September, A. ID. 1850.
Witness George w. Pigman, Clerk
lSEALl of said Court, and the seal there
of, affixed at Delphi this 9th day
of May, 1881.
GEORGE w. PIGMAN, Clerk.
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General Sherman's Tribute to General
Meade.

-
General sherman's Tribute to General
Meade.
philadelphia Press.l
George G. Meade Post No. 1. G. A. R.. had
made elaborate preparations TO decorate the
grave of General Meade in Laurel Hill Gem
etery. Early in the afternoon the rost
arrived at the grave, accompanied by General
Sherman, Colonel Poe and other prominent
officers. General Sherman entered the en-
closure, and placed q beautiful wreath OF
flowers on the grave of the departed General.
In a few moments the grave was covered
with the most beautiful and expensive floral
designs. After the band had played q dirge
and the choristers sang an anthem, Comrade
w. J. Simpson delivered an address. General
Sherman was then introduced, and spoke as
follows:
/ fear somewhat that the announcement
that was to make an address here to-day
may tend to some disappointment. am not
going to make an address nor anything that
could be called an address. We came here
to day to do holy task, and l feel more
like giving myself up to thought as l stand
here beside the grave OF our old friend
Meade. 1t Is seven years since we buried
him here in this beautiful spot overlooking
the hills and valleys where he loved to
roam, and where be and have roamed to-
gether He could not have chosen spot
Tor MS burial more IN keeping Win DIS
character than this We can add nothing to
his fame. His name stands in history
among the great soldiers OF the world.
Great soldiers are men of great hearts, and
none more 30 that George Gordon Meade.
We who knew him knew that he was ready
to sacrifice everything for the welfare of his
country. He was q man OF the kindliest
feeling and the simplicity OF child, but
when war came he arose to the occasion, and
when given the command OF q great army
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Paid Him His Own Measure.

Righteous Punishment comes sooner or
later to pesterers aud practical jokers. They
should expect it at any time. Says a con-
temporary.
Years ago, in Penobscott. Me-, there lived
q man by the name Of H, whose greatest
pleasure was in tormenting others His own
family were generally the butts of his sport.
One cold and clustering night, be retired to
bed at an early hour his wife being absent
at neighbor's Some time after, she, on
re returning, finding the door closed, demand
ed admittance.
"Who are your" cried Mr.. H.
"You know who ami Let me in-its
very cold"
"Begone, you strolling vagabondl want
nothing OF you herei"
But must come int"
What is your Nance"
'You know my name-it is Mrs H"
"Begonel Mrs H is very likely wo-
man. She never keeps such late hours as
this"
H, Il will drown myself in the well!'
"Do, II you please" he replied.
She then took log and plunged 1t into
the well and returned 10 the side of the door.
Mr.. H, hearing the noise, rushed from
the house to save, as be supposed, his drown
ing wife. Sac. at the same lime, slipped in
and closed the door after her. Mr.. H,
almost nude, In turn demanded admittance.
"Who are you" she demanded
You know who am; let me in or shall
freeze"
"Begone. you great rogue. want nothing
of you here" %
But must come in"
What is your nameT
"You know my name; II is Mr.. H"
"Mr. H. is very likely man. He don't
keep such late hours"
Suffice to say. she, after keeping him In
the cold until she was satisfied, opened the
door and let him in"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Future Bonanza Lode.

All the world and his wife are now deeply
interested in the tales of lucky miners who
get gold stakes of $50 and sell out for a fortune
Bat If any one will take a slate and pencil and
sit down and do simple rule of three they
can not help but come to the conclusion that
instead OF dropping work and going across the
continent, the best way 10 strike ricn vein
OF gold is to send from 81 to sIU for a part or a
whole OF ticket in the June drawing of the
louisiana State Lottery to NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La, or same person at No. 3l9
Broadway, New York City.
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Oueru,s Cod Liver Oil Jelly.

Approved by the Academy of Medicine OF
New York for coughs, colds, bronchial and
tubercular consumption, scrofula and general
debility. The most mild, bland and nutrl.
tious form in which Cod Liver Oil can be used
and with more benefit secured to the patient
by single teaspoonful of this Jelly than by
double the quantity OF the liquid oil, snd the
most delicate stomach will not reject it. For
sale by all druggists, and E. ID. Truck, 3
Plat street, New York.
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at ettysbarg, be rose 10 1t like full man,
and became one OF the greatest of men.
Well do We come here to-dsy-not 90 dedi-
cate bis life anew, for that Is passed, bat TO
dedicate our own lives anew TO the great
principles which be exempliied. We who
are CID Will pass away, aud to you who are
Young will pass the undivided heritage
Keep 1t alive and pure. and for that purpose
emu,a,e the example of the patriot. gentle
man, soldier and friend, on whose grave we
are here to strew fl lowers
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Thirty years experience of an old nurse
Mrs. Winslow's S Jothing Syrup IL the pre-
scription of one of the best female phys
icians aud nurses In the United States, and
has been used for thirty years with never
falling success by mIliops of mothers for
their children. 1t relieves the child from
pain. cures dysentery and diarrhes, gripping
in the bowels and eind collie. By giving
health TO the child its rests the mother.
Prce tHenfy-fve cents a bottle.
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If your hair is coming out or turning gray,
do not murmur over a misfortune you can so
easily avert. Ayers Hair Vigor will remove
the cause of your grief by restoring your hair
to its natural color. and Herewith your good
looks and good nature.
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CTATE OF INDIANA, Marion cou 1ty, SIS:
- Before Theodore w. Pease,a Justice OF the
Peace of Center Township.
Suit in attachment.
James III. Russell VS.. Allison w. Friediey.
Notice il hereby given that on the 18th day
OF May. 1889, on the complaint of the plaintiff,
a writ of attachment was by me issue IN sa q
cause.
That by virtue OF said writ of attachment,
said cause is set for hearing before me, at my
Office, on the 20 h day july, Is5U. AT O'Clock
a. at which time If the said defendant fails 10
answer or demur thereto, the matters ana
things therein contained viii be heard and
determined in his absence.
Dated this ID day of June, 1880.
THEODORE w. PEASE, j. p,
No. ~ n orth Delaware street..
Indian ape lis, Ind.
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w airy, $40 10 <l0O and expenses. Goods
sold by sample. La BELLE MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY, Chicago
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1 have derived much benefit from using Eel
lows Hypophosphitesi in chronic constipation
JOHN B. MOORE, Forest City Montana.
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List of drawings published In the New York
World, Herald and Sun, Stats Zeitung, Phil
adelphia Record, Philadelphia Sunday Dis
patch, Pittsburgh Dispatch. Cincinnati En-
qulrer : Cincinnati Commercial and Louisville
Commercial. ALI out-of-town ticket holders
are mailed copy of the official list soon
SIS received.
The next following Drawing, July
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/ Here lie the bones o.
Robert Lowe;
Where he's gone TO, I
/ don't know.
If to the realms Of Pea e
and love,
Farewell TO happiness
above;
If haply to some lower
level,
l can't congratulate the
devil.
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ALowe Enifanh.

Some one having made stirring epitaph
in the Whitehall Review on Robert Lowe,
that right honorable gentleman at once set to
work and rendered IL into Latin as follows.
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NE The Kentucky state Lottery Com pa
ny has no agents in Canada. All persons So
liciting orders from there by circulars are
swindlers.
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1T is NOT NARCOTIC.

CENTAUR LINIMENTS the
Worlds great Pain-Relieving
remedies. They heal, soOthe and
cure Burns, w Ounds, W. ak Back
and rheumatism upon Man,
and SprainS, Calls, and lame
ness upon Beasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
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j une Is.

For full particulars and orders address
8. UPINGTON, 500 Broadway, N. Y.
Or NJ. ]. RICHMOND, Covington, Ky.
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CONGESTION OF TIE LUNGS, Etc., Et
E z LILO w q
COMPOUND SYRUP Of HYPOPHOSPHIRES

Congestion of the Lungs, Bronchitis, Con-
sumption, Nervous Prostitution, Shortness of
Breath, Palpitation OF the Heart, Trembling
OF the Hands and Limbs, Physical and Mental
Deprs ssion, Loss of Appetite, Loss OF Energy
Loss of Memory. 1t viii rapidly improve the
weakened functions and organs OF the body,
which depends for heath upon voluntary,
seusivoluntary and involuntary nervous ac-
ton.
IL acts with vigor, gentleness and subtlety
owing to the exquisite harmony of its in
gradients, akin to pure blood itself. Its taste
pleasant, and its effects permanent.
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Ista cOntineDtur fossa
Humilis Roberii ossa.
Ri ad celum evolabit;
Sax in coloaon restabif;
Sin in inferis lacebit,
Diabclum sius penitsbii.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-16
OREGON.

Fatal -yTeatI,er-Attcmpt 1T Suicide
Promised Democratic Addrcss-Prcsi-
Dental Preferences Of Republicans and
Democrats.
PORTLAND, January 14th.-A sailor named
Joseph Spencer fell from the second story of
Flanders dock last night to the wharf below
from which he died to-day. Deceased was
an Englishman by birth, and aged y years.
The weather is cool and rainy.
Last night German named Oswald KOtZ-
dable attempted to commit suicide at the
Chicago Exchange saloon by blowing out his
brains. He entered the saloon, and, drawing
pistol, placed the muzze near his head and
fired. The ball missed his head and struck
the ceiling. He next placed the weapon over
his heart and pulled the trigger, but the pis-
tol snapped. Kotzdable was then disarmed
and taken away. The cause OF the rash at
tempt is unknown.
General Joseph Lane, of Roseburg, Colonel
w. III. Effinger, of this city, Judge f. c..
Bradshaw, of Yamhill county, and two other
prominent Democrats, are at work preparing
an address to the Democracy of Oregon rela.
tive to their duty in the coming campaign.
Much curiosity is expressed among politi-
clans of both parties as to what kind of a
document they will present. 1t will be made
public in few days.
The Oregonian publishes interviews with
123 prominent Republicans of this city,
taken at random from all classes, relative to
their preference for Presidential candidate
with the following result: Blaine, 81; Grant,
II Sherman, 10 Washburne, 5; Hayes, 5 !;
no choice D; scattering, 4. Interviewswith
IS prominent Democrats as to their choice
gives Tilden %, Bayard Is, Field 4, Seymour
1, GaIcelon g scattering s, no choice (but
favoring the nominee of the Convention), 16.
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BRIEF REFERENCE.

Six dodgers slept in the station-house last
night.
The river at midnight marked Is feet 10
inches.
The Ladies' Physiological Institute will
hold meeting at the Lull House tonight.
Sacramento Lodge, No. 2, 1. o. O. f., will
this evening pay fraternal visit to Capital
Lodge, No. 81.
The City Prison last night resounded with
the cries of two insane men and two victims
of delirium tremens.
There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union Office for John NJ. De Frees
and Alexander Cameron.
The body of coupe belonging to SERVERS
stables was torn from its hindmost axle yes
terday by heavier vehicle, on Second street.
j. H. Griffith, the driver of the Jersey
Dairy wagon. while attempting to stop q run
away team on NJ street early yesterday morn
ing was knocked down and severely bruised
and had a finger broken.
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Sudden Berth Railroad BuiIding-TeIe
OranI Lines.

PORTLAND, January 15th.-A telegram was
received here last night announcing the sud-
den death OF Lieutenant Edwin Fl. Shelton,
of Company L, First Cavalry, at Canyon
vile, on the stage road, twenty-seven miles
below Roseburg. Shelton was en- route from
his post at Fort klamath to Walla Walla.
Lieutenant John @. Adams left this morning
for Canyonville, and will accompany the re.
mains tn this city.
The Western Oregon Railroad is now
cleared, and trains are running regularly to
Independence. The track has heen laid on
the extension to within three miles of Cor
wallis, and construction train left last night
with enough rails to nearly complete the
road. 1t is expected that trains will be run
ming to Corvallis by Saturday, the Oath in.
slant. The track beyond Independence has
been somewhat damaged by the recent heavy
rains, but not so heavily as to interrupt the
running of trains.
The Oregon Steam Navigation Company's
telegraph lines are all up between Portland
and Walla Walla, but are working badly.
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And in accordance with law (and an order OF the
Directors, made on the 26th day of NOVEMBER,
A. D. 1870 so many shares OF each parcel OF said
stock as may be necessary will be sold at public
auction, at the office Of said company, No. 40l J
street (Quinn's Building, Room No. 81 in the city Of
Sacramento, Cal, on the Both day of JANUARY,
A. D. 1850 at o'clock p NJ Of that day, to pay the
delinquent assessment together with costs Of adver
Using and expenses of sale.
D. W WELTY, Secretary.
Office, Room 3, Quinn's Building, No. 4Ol street,
Sacramento. Cal. ja13-4, lot
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SAN BERNARDINo, January 15th.-While
Sheriff Davis was bringing in the negro
Trent who burglarized the store OF f. c..
Suhr and afterwards set fire to the building,
and who was caught in San Francisco some
time ago, the prisoner jumped from the cars,
while they were under full speed, about
twelve miles from Cotton. The train was
stopped and diligent search was made, but
was not successful. Sheriff Davis remained
on the ground and sent word for help, and a
posse of men, headed by Deputy Sheriff Nc.
Kenney, left in a short time after getting the
news, and will undoubtedly bring him in dur
ing the day
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NEFAD A.


Passengers En- Route 10 The Pacific Coast.
CARLIN, January 15th.-The following pas
sengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in Sac
ramento tomorrow G. Minter and wife,
Denver, Col. Captain Dimon and family,
Oakland, Cal. A. Wilhelmj, NJ Vogricb,
Mrs. Salroth, Mrs. Hawkins, G. Gregory,
Germany L. Slessinger, San Francisco: i.
B. York and wife, St. Louis, Mo. DR.. G. n.
Wood, Sweetland, Cal. A. Hartley, Colo
RADIO Joseph Godsil, England !; SO emigrants,
including A males, to arrive in Sacramento,
t-tb
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FIsH.-The only place in this city where
they receive daily the best and eompletest
assortment of all kind of fresh and salt water
fish, crabs, CLAIMS, Holsters, mussel and
shrimps is at d. DeBernardi 4 Co., Nos.
30S and 80 K street.
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DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills cure ali
cases of Seminal Weakness, Loss of Vigor, Noe
.urnel Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Phys
cal Debility and all that class Of complaints arising
from Excess, Indscreton or Abuse. The old find in
this remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs debiitated
from whatever cause, to their pristine vgor Price,
e 80 per bottle. Sent C. 0. d. by express to any
address, secure from observation Address all orders
to A. McB0YLE CO.. Druggists, P. o. Box 1852,
San Francisco. jyl2-6m
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No Reprieyc Wanted.

SAN RAFAEL, January 15th.-The report
that W. A. Dever, the condemned murderer,
has been trying to starve himself is false.
He has been sick and waited upon by ply
stefan for some time, and has lost his appe-
tite. His attorney wanted to appeal to the
Governor for reprieve but Dever forbade
tomorrow