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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-30
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
administrator of the estate of George Legate. de-
ceased, will sell AT private sale, by virtue of an
order OF the Marion Civil Circuit Court the fol-
lowing described real estate. situate in, Marion
County, State of Indiana: The undivided two
thirds parts OF the following described part Of lot
two l2) in square twentyseyen (27), in the city Of
Indianapolis, to wit Beginning on the east line
of said lot two ~ ten 0) feet south of the north
east corner thereof; thence west one hundred and
rinetyfive 1851 feet: thence south fifty l50) feet
thence east one hundred and ninety five (lo5)
feet; thence north fifty $50 feet to the place of
beginning. Application of purchasers will be
received by me. at Edinburg, Ind, or at the law
Office of Byfeld & Rowland, and Hutbard's
Block indianapolis, until S0th day OF April 1881.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-fourth cash, one-fourth in six months, one
fourth in twelve months, and one-fOurth in
eighteen months from date of SALE the purchaser
TO give his notes for the deferred payments, with
per cent. interest. attorney fees, and waving
valuation and appraisement laws.
JOHN A. THOMPSON,
marl6-w4w Administrator.
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THE HOME.

Il Il not doubted that men have home In that
place where each one has established his hearth and
ehs sum Of his possessions ard fortunes; whence be
wfl not depart IL nothing calls him away; whence II
he has departed be seems be wsndsrsr and II he
rsturns be ceases TO wandsr.-Dehnition from Civil
Law.
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Women and Politics.
Detroit Free Press.

But for women, iterature-especialiy that
portion of it known as bellies letters-and the
fine arts would be cruder and more barbar-
Gus than they are now. Feminine taste,
feminine sense Of Beauty, delicacy and ar,
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"Then stay 81 home, my heart, and rest.
The bird IL safest in its nest;
Der All that fiutter their wings and hy
A hawk IL lowering IN the sky"
--Longfeliov.
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Loo Prizes, amounting 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points, to whom liberal Compensation will be
paid.
For further information write clearly, giving
full address. Send orders 10y express registered
letter, or money order by mail. Addressed only
to
M. A. DAyPHIN,
New O1leans La,
Or M. A. DAUPHIN, No. SIy Broadway, New
York.
Or J. T. Woodward, N. Z. corner Illinois and
Washington sire cts, Indianapolis
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are un.
der the supervision and management OF
Gems. 6. 7. Beaurenard and iubaI A. Early.
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VOLUME XXX.--NUMBER l0l.

wounds inflicted by Frank Braege during
drunken row in u saloon in the northern
part OF the city,
NEw YoRE, December l9,-Willium
Sindram, convicted OF the murder Of Mrs.
Catharine Creye, his landlady, will be
1852.
CHICAGO, December IA special from
Maysville to the Denver republican says;
R, L, Pippin, foreman OF the Columbus
stamp mill, at Junction City, was this
afternoon fatally shot by the Buck Brothers
The deed was uuprOvoked.
INDIANAPOLIS, IED., December l0-Dr,
Lynch, worthless resident OF Blackhawk
Settlement, Putnam county, about Ave
miles from Putnam, was brutally MUIR
dered yesterday by William and George
Young, aged p and % years respectively,
sons OF his divorced wife They shot him
four times and then pounded his head into
. Jelly with clubs, His body was left lying
in the road from 10 o'clock in the morn
ing until dark. Tho murderers were ar
rested and taken TO Greencastle and placed
In jail.
PHILADELPHIA, December l9.-The trial
OF David MoVat, charged with Irregularities
in connection with the election returns,
was interrupted to-day by the transfer OF
one juror from the jury box to the PRISON.
er's dock. This man admitted that he had
been known by the names Of Miller, CIin-
ton, Wildman and Fisher, HO was serving
on the jury under the name Of F. Schultz,
but the wife Of the man rightly bearing that
name, swore that her husband had been
out OF the city for months The remainder
Of the jury were discharged.
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1I,nIIiy AchooI Tnxea.

There is once more some talk in regard
Dtbc expcdicncy OF transferring the COL
lection Of the school taxes Of the city dis
rtt from the City Collector to the Sheriff
otlhC county. We should be glad to hear
be Arguments that are relied upon in order
,o,how the benefits to the public from the
proposed change. The same proposition
vas up for discussion early in the year
1871 and after hearing all the arguments
pro and con the School Board Of the city
unanimously concured in resolution
protesting against the change. Tho City
Council also arrayed itself against the
proposition, and passed q resolution In
huCting the Mayor and Solicitor to pre-
pare formal memorial 10 the Legislature
protesting against the change.
This action oil this matter in 1877 had,
MspposCd, disposed OF the difficulty as q
inaIity The joint action Of the Board Of
Education and Of Council were so directly
nthe face Of such q change that We did not
Rebow it could como up again for agita-
ton; However, inasmuch as it seems to
have come up again, we trust that the
public will this time be fully informed
through the press as to what tho reasons
tRior a change Let the whole matter DO
thoroughly ventilated this time.
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TIE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
The COuntcnnnce OF the Political Moon
Looks Decidedly Eanguinary.

LOOKS DecIucuIy AnnRuInhFy.
Special Dispatch TO the lntClligencer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., December l0.-It
transpired tonight that Speaker Keifer has
at no time intended to announce his coin.
mittees before the Christmas holidays, and
1t was only this morning, upon the advice
Of friends, that he decided to appoint them
on Wednesday next. Curious forces have
been brought to bear upon the Speaker,
and there will be sore hearts in Rome
when the committees IRE announced on
Wednesday.
Among the disappointed ones will be
found several Of ohio's gifted sons
As matters look tonight, Kasson will go
into the craftsmanship Of tile Committed on
Appropriations, with hepurpose OF making
him leader of the House and giving him
the privileges Of tho floor ut any time. Mr..
IIiscock will be given any committee he
can ilt. A strong effort was nude to oust
Kelley from the Committee on Ways and
Means, but 1t was unsuccessful. AS tho
matter now stands, Mr.. Townsend is de-
priyed OF the craftsmanship Of Commerce,
In order that that may go to Mr.. Dunnell.
It Is barely possible that Mr. Townsend
may be given the Chairmanship OF Rail.
roads and Canals, which with the second
place on Commerce, may enable him to do
his district good deal Of good, but will
hardly reimburse him for the loss OF the
craftsmanship for which lis colleagues
unanimously pronounced him the best
fitted man in the House. Another result
Of the deal will be TO give Mr.. Mckinley
second place on the Ways and Means, and
no craftsmanship.
UpdegralT, WHO las been morally Ger.
tain OF the Craftsmanship Of Agriculture, Is
left without anything tonight, while but
terworth, with all his ambition, is mem
toned for very Insignificant place The
only good thing which goes to Ohio Is the
Craftsmanship Of the Committee on Public
lands, which will be given to Tom Young.
Fobeson is all at sea ugaln tonight, and
It Is thought will not get Foreign Affairs,
which will be given to one Of Keiier's
s.rong opponents, Mr.. orth.
There is great excitement here over the
condition Of affairs and there is good deal
Of stumbltng going OH. A friend Of the
Speakers said tonight that he had princi.
pally sought his advice in the making o.
the committees from the Governors Of
States, having sought from each tile homt
standing OF each member and his peculiaI
fitness for the position for VIII chhe is men
iinned
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days, and notes, bills or other evidences Of
debt maturing or falling due on either Of
the days aforesaid, shall be due and paya-
BILE on the preceding day." The fact that
our law makes no provision for celebrating
q holiday or any other day than the day
itself, will, we presume, necessitate the
banks to keep open on Monday, whoever
else may close on that day. In New York
State the law is different, and if holiday
falls on Sunday, and is observed on Mon
day, then notes at bank shall become due
on Saturday,
Neither will Monday be legal school
holiday in this State, The law says that
sin contracts with teachers it shall be un-
derstood that the school is not to be kept
in operation for ordinary instruction on
the tst day Of January, 4th day OF July,
or the 95th day Of December, nor on any
national or State festival, Thanksgiving or
fast day."
We do not know that anybody proposes
to celebrate Christmas this year on the fol-
lowing Monday-aiter Christmas has pass
ed away-but the law relating thereto
stands as quoted above,
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There Is many truth told in Jest, and
We are inclined to believe that Brother
GtNlnCr, Of the Detroit Lime Kiln Club,
hI expressed about the average popular
view in regard to the liability Of so.called
tnnks to punishment. We read in the
Fm PHs that Colonel Ebenezer CAMS.
sr offered the following Bingle-barreled
resolution"
RDlHi, Dat dis club has no sympathy
Eid cranks, an dat It aln dc sense Of dis
dub dat more hanglsm would result in
les Cnnkism.
The resolution was passed by a unani.
nous vote, and Brother Gardner added;
"lieel strongly dat way myself. De man
Who kin pay out an receive money, trable
loun dc kentry, do dizziness an keep outer
do way Of de butcher carts mustn't shoot
nyole woman an den plcad hereditary,
heretofore, hereafter or any odder sort ol
insanity. Dc crank who can't resist de
anptaShnn to steal mus keep outer my
hief patch or take dc chances Of my putin
4 hln'nll o shot into his corpus. De
s;t1nk who am not morally responsible fur
Bio uttennccs will feel de weight Of my
hS De ust time lie calls me liAr. De
sank who Nln not financially responsible
wants to keep away from me all the week
lev. De crank who am impelled by
pFty Debit, or uny odder power to do me
oddly injury had better be sartin OF his
Hu ilr | he misses me, I'll light down on
an like ton Of do redlist brick he ebbei
HS doah' 30 n cent OIL any insanity
outside Of a lunatic asylum. lia man an
Ilny put himamOng the lundtics. De taCE
SaI he am not dNr am reason fur holdin
him legally responsible fur every act"
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containing one finished coach and tender
ready to be put upon the road. The fire
then branched off to the boiler shop, tin
shop, and pattern room. In the boiler shop
was large amount OF oftinished work, which
was entirely destroyed. The machine shop
then caught, and everything burned. There
remained only the engine stalls, which,
owing to the small amount otwoodwork in
their construction were saved, All Of the
company's engines, were saved, either by
fortunately being out OF the road, or
by the timely arrival Of men, who by
means Of ropes drew them out on the track.
The greatest part OF the loss will be in the
machine shop, which contained much val.
liable machinery, The stationary engine
was very tine one, having taken the first
premium at the Northern Ohio Fair before
being placed in the shops here. The lathes
and hydraulic presses are bent out OF
shape, and will either have to be abandoned
or completely overhauled. Each carpenter
lost from one hundred to one hundred and
fifty dollars worth Of tools. The company
have this fall added ten new stalls to the
shop, which will not be damaged TO exceed
five hundred dollars. Tho buildings burned
will not exceed in value FIVE thousand dol,
lars, the greater part being big, old wood
structures. The damage Is estimated ut
fifty thousand dollars, which, very likely,
is low estimate. Oscar Townsend, ot
Cleveland, just arrived on a special train.
The company will begin to rebuild i'm
The srene Of the ruin has been
visited by hundreds Of curious people, and
can be seen poking among the
still smoking debris Tor the remains OF
their cherished tools, Probably two hun.
dred men will be thrown out Of employ
ment for u short time. The Hayden Brass |
Company have kindly rendered the use Of
their lathes and other machiney. The
saved, being in the Office situated some dist
lnce from the shops. The accident,
although crippling the company for q time,
will not hinder the running otthe road in
he least,
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rur gram and provision market has a
rbsr sickly appearance at Chicago. The
oDsators are trying to keep prices above
,ss shipping point, aud the constant tend
.n,v /, to sag, Prices are relatively cheap
win tbe East. Our latest New York adj
yi,s are to the following effect, as respects
wheat
efforts to promote an advance in
,,ises have been frequent, but not well
Tr,,sipei, and prove to have but momen;
sry tr1,'I results, giving q ieyerish, unsettled
,oCo 10 the market, The impression gains
VroSnd ToS tIIat farmers are holding back sup
IN, 10 an extent seldom before known in
ibscountry, and that receipts must event
S,lly M increase at the Western markets after
,te HOLIDAYS, Foreign advices have been
mi, mi and The West OF Europe Is evidently
TuJer no apprehension Of any deficiency
n ptheMppiy OF wheat, even II there should
b an increase Of shipments from the At
i'ntic cOast Of North America.
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noRpEn RurrIANs.
Further Particulars Of tie Cow Boyb,
Riot nj COltltfeil

RIOT NJ Caldwell.
Caldwell. KS. December lO.-A freight.
or named Ed, flarmon came in about noon
to-day and stated that the despetadoCs who
did the shooting here Saturday came 10
where his father, another ireighter, and
himself were Calnped, and pulling their
guns made the freigbters give up tlieir
horsCs. The ruflians also helped them.
selves to the provisions and blankets, and
then rode of. ,.t
Young Harmon says there were Ave in
the party, that two Of the men were barri.
caded and two slightly wounded. II was
supposed at first that only four OF The
rulIians got away but II seems there were
five. Their names arc jim Talbot, ], Af,
Martin, Mug Hill, Bob Munson and Bob
Blgtree. A party Of citizens are still out
aiten them. Notice has been sent 10 ali
available points In the territory that a re.
ward Of 81 ,0O0is offered for the capture, dead
or alive, and II seems almost impossible
for them to get away They will certainly
be killed or captured unless they receive
assistance from soine company In the Tets
ritOry.
The inquest on Mengher closed today
and the Coroner and jury are still out Tlie
inquest on Geo. Spear began thisaiternoon
and will last tile greater portion Of 10.
morrow. A Committee Of Safety has been
organized and u Is said II such be the case
there is no evldence.Of II on the surface.
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The ways or the SInfui worid-Record
OF the Deeds OF the Wicked.

The ways or the SIhfui woFId-Record
Of thS Deeds OF the Wicked.
NEw YoRK, December l0.-This morn.
Ing wcnzel Felix, a German carpenter,
and for months confirmed invalid and
hardly ablo to stir from his bed, beat his
wife's brains out with malet, and then
took bis own life by cutting his throat and
afterwards hanging. Both were dead when
found by The police. The couple had not
been married a year, and In lew weeks
Mrs. Felix would have become mother.
This forenoon Mrs. Felix visited the police
station, saying that her husband was sick,
and asked that he be taken 10 tile hospital.
The sick wagon wds sent for, but before Il
arrived WenEel had killed lis wife and
taken his own life. Jealousy.
DETROIT, December lD.-DepuLy Sheriff
Atnes Forbes, Ol Roscommotl county, IN
the northern part Of the State, %as Rhot
and killed Saturday by a man named Rob.
ert L. Titus, whom lie was trying 10 arrest.
Titus and his wife had lived unhappily to.
gethef and even rane to blows, over which
he alleged TO be her inhdelittes, and She
swore out peace warrant against hi
which The officer was endeavoflng 10 serve
when shot
CtScisSGrr, December l9.-1l. II. Barns
a lumber dealer, was shot and instantly
killed this morning by August Koors, hii
brother.ln.law. Both live In CoVinpton
KY. Burns wife brought suit for divorct
some time ago, and matter was set u,
in Burns answer, which was considered
offensive by KOOfs They met this morn
ing In front Of Harris saloon, on Scot
street, Coylngton, where the fatal shot va
fired. Koofs was Immediately arrested.
Veil EberhardL ~ years old, ciga
packer, died al 1 o'clock this morning itsn
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- ~.
=. AVA'E ,', 0l some interest 10 lawyers ana
~ ~. l0ln' - STOCK companies In which the
Sae OIL west virginia Is share holder
ssuec,aed '. Oy tho Court oil Appeals SIT
s.at sasaI IAe Capitol in this city on Saturday
az az. II Is !lle case Of Toinpkins Vs. tlle
AaaaSIa Board" The Kanawha Board
sa''O'N CnnlpAny orgatized lor the I'M
nV'en'eN' n OF tue kanawha river, ana Is
Ss'l''e''or S'.l oil the James River kanawha
-. .snura company formed many years
1T,, 1S iOmpklns lost a cargo "l SAT- IN
'l''een Chute In 1872, by striking q
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THE GurrEAu TRIAL.
Death Of u Jurors wife-Post tponemeni
Orthe CI.se Until Wednesday.

WAsnlNGroN, December l0.-Criminal
Court opened Mt II o'clock and Guteau
was escorted to his seat by the officers.
Announcement was Immediately made OF
the death Of the wife Of iuryman Hobbs,
and Court adjourned until Wednesday.
scoville Is reported MS saying that he
thinks Guiteau is spelling his case rs far
as he can. Guiteau does not seem to be
able 10 see what Is to come from the ques.
tions ScOville asks the witnesses, and when
Scoville lays the foundation for contradict.
ing witness Guitean does positive injury
to himself and Bpoils the whole thing BY
correcting the witness on the spot and
putting him on his guard. This has been
the case In regard TO the witness
Shaw, for example. SCoville says, III ref.
prenCu 10 Mrs. Dunmire, that he can prove
that SHE said at the time Of her divorCe to
Dr. Bowker, Of New York, that she thought
she ought 10 remain with Guiteau, as she
believed he was insane and needed some
one to care for him.
Guiteau, when lie was leaving tho court
room to-day, stopped at the District Attor.
neys desk and said: "COrkhill, have had
d model taken from my head for a bust.
will be great man yet, COrkhill, II you
let me alone"
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New ORLEANS December 19.-Major
Henry $. Turner was buried ut Calvary
Cemetery this morning. The funeral SER
vices were held at st. Johns Cathedral
Church, The sermon, which was very i'm.
pressivC, being preached by Archbishop
Ryan. A large number Of prominent peo.
pie were present, among them Gen. She =.
man, who came out from Washington cs-
peCially 10 attend the service, he having
been lifelong and very intimate friend Of
the deceased.
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GENERAL NEMa
About Matters OF Moment aud Interest
AhrnnI.

Abroad.
LONDON, December 1O.-The Countess oil
Crawford and Balcarres has announced
that she has determined not to offer re-
ward for the restoration Of the body Of her
husband, the Earl, in order not to create a
precedent and encourage o repetition ol
such outrages. She has requested her son
to pursue the same course.
A Dublin correspondent says the organi.
zation against the payment Of rents Is be.
coming still more formidable. It disregard.
ed as much Of crime 10 go into the land
court as to pay rents. Lists OF persons
have been served with notices and those
suspected with paying rents are posted al
the Chapels and other places where they
are likely 10 be seen, and although the
police tear them down they arc soon posted
again.
CoRK, December l0.-Considerable dis.
satisfaction Is felt among tho Irish con.
stabulary at the new movement Of the
Government In recruiting their force from
the militia and soldiers whose terms oil
service hAve expired. So strong Is the
feeling that the men will refuse 10 SO. ve
with the new recruits, and general strike
is apprehehded.
Owing 10 the disturbed state Of ireland
Lords Doughmore and lnchi1uin will quit
their residences.
Dublin, December l0.-It Is stated that
a prison especially designed for females Ia
In course Of preparation for tho reception
OF members Of the Ladies' Land I.eugue,
and that the arrest OF several prominent
members Of the Dublin branch Of that or.
ganlzation Is expected.
sUEz, December 10.-In consequence oi
q report that an Italian had murdered q
soldier the military seized and imprisoned
the Governor, barricaded the door OF his
residence and refused 10 admit the foreign
consuls. II has now been discovered that
the murder was really committed by a
Bedouin, The town Is quiet, but the affair
created sensation, showing the ease with
which mutiny might arise.
DUBLIN, December lO-Thc Commits.
sioners, under the Land League act, to-day
decided that notice TO FIX rents. II served
only upon the agent or clerk, shall 0 DEEM
ed sufficient service. This decision, against
which no appeal will be allowed, Is to gov.
ern fifteen hundred cases.
AN AWFUL cATASrRoPiiE.
ALdTERs, December 10.-It Is reported