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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13
STATE LFGIsLAruRE-


The Senate Judiciary Committee has reported
in favor of limiting regular sessions ofhe LegiSa-
ture TO 100 days. and special sessions To thirty
days: also. that the Supreme Court shall consist
of not more than nine and not less than five
Judges who shall hold Office for six years.
The most important measure so far that has
passed both Houses Is concurrent resolution
iavoring a Constitutional Amendment prohibiting
the sale or maj uflcture of Intoxicating liquors
except for me iicinal, mechanical or sacramental
purposes
The House passed Mr.Kenner's bill for the col
lection I mnnic,-ai taxes on stock owned In
banks doing business In the State.
Senator Wilson resigned the Craftsmanship of
the Senate Finance Committee.
h me senate Sp ,b 70
House, giving women the right to vote at all
elections.
an amendment to the Constitution. making the
terms Of State officers 10 be four years, and limit
g them TO one term; also the same In regard
The House passed bill prohibiting the sale OF
poisonous drugs or medicines 10 persons under
fourteen years Of age; also bill establishing
Bure of Statistics for the collection and dissem-
ination OF facts concerning agriculture, emisra
ton. etc.
general appropriation bill was made on Monday.
The most important concessions are that the
House concur relative TO the expenses OF the Gov
ernors Office fixing the salary OF the Adlntani
button of law reports and Documents aplrupriat.
4 $50 for the State Auditors expenses that the
House concur as 10 the State LlDrarlans eNpeil-
ses: that the House coucnr rs Ia the salaries Of
Prosecuting Attorneys making the salary SOD
appropratng s. 600 for repairs Of the Legislative
Halls for The next General Assembly; that the
House concur in increasing the maintenance APP
preparation of the Insane Hospital 10 S2i50OO and
allowing $4,000 for clothing the Senate recedfng
from It's allowance for repairs: that the Senate
recede fro its anne ndment relative Ia the State
Normal school, and THAI the House concur in In
creasing the House of Refuge appropriation to So
OO0
Senator Van Vorhis offered amendment ia
the Senate on Monday that whoever shall know
ingiy seiFto any person or deliver 10 any cheese
or butter manufactory any milk diluted with
water. or in any way adulterated, or milk IF I'm
which any cream hiss been taken. or milk com
monty known as SKINNED milk" or shall keep
| back any part of the milk known rs "stipuings'
with intent to defrand. or shall knowingly sell
/ milk from any diseased COW. COW red upon the
refuse of distilleries or breweries shall know
| ngly use any poisonous or deeterious material IN
| the manu- iauture of cheese or butter shall be
| fined not less than $50 nor more than $500 The
amendment was adopted.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13

WAsHISGToS, d. c., April e.-Mahone and
Alex. Stephens have fraternized, aud they seem
TO agree entirely with each other In anticipating
something like a political millennium and in be-
lieving that they will bring IL about
Bill Chambers friends doubt his confirmation,
as Democrats and Don Cameron intends 70 vote
against him. The Republicans of Alexandria and
Fauquier Counties, Virginia, held meeting yes
terday and resolved not 10 follow Malone. but 10
maintain the regular Republican organization.
So many Senators are pairing ana leaving that
the chances are the Senate will be left without a
quorum and forced to adjourn before many
DAYS
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13

the roughs collected every man In the place
under six shooter and c. mpelled them all 10
take drink at the FrenchA mans expense-Ba-
ker doing the homage. Fina1l, Baker made them
all sit on the floor and started away. threatened
10 shoot any who moved. As he
turned, the Frenchman sprane upon him and
took away both revoyers and shot him dead.
The other men then arose and frA q volley At
the 0her roughs, y'Sdnding one, bait both es-
capped on their horses
Governor Terassas of chihuahua, has stationed
500 Mexican troops at FL Paso. anticipating
trouble between the natives and Americans
when the railroads get further In the interior Of
Mexico
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13
The whitaker Case.

New YORK, April 9.-At the Whitaker Court
Martial Ex-Governor Chamberlain produced
further evidence prove that the experts,
Hagan and SOuthworth. had several times erred In
their professional conclusions. The two BARRIERS
from West Point were then examined. Both
were confident that Cadet Whitaker could not
have cut his own hair as IL was cut. and also that
the pair OF scissors must have been larger than
the pair found In Whitaker's room. Adjourned
l NJ Ill
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The Fasting Woman.
sunday night special from Iowa City So

Sunday night special from Iowa City says:
At a later hour Miss Deuelrs prostration is re-
ported as extreme and her condition lower than
AT any previous time She has just complained OF
her head feeling as n on fire. and the family have
summoned DIR. Lizzie Hess. IL is reported thai
her decline has been steady and marked through.
out the day, with much fever and IL Ia deemed
quite i'm probable that she can now rally from the
low position to which she has sunk.
At9p. IN. DR.. Lizzie Hess reports that Mis-
DEUEL. Is resting more quietly. and 1t is barely
possible she may pass the crisis. Mrs. Aylworth
Is greatly distressed, and does not even hope she
can live through the night, and the prospect OF
her death seema as dreadful 70 her a. though II
had not been daily anticipated for weeks. Dr.
Hes WIN remain with Miss DEUEL. through the
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13

An aching back is oftentimes a more
serious matter than il seems. If it proceeds
from disordered kidneys the sufferer has
real cause for alarm, and nine times out OF
ten it does come from the kidneys. Reader,
If such is your plight, you can not use
Hunts Remedy too soon. Your case may
become very serious before you know it.
Hunts Remedy, the great kidney and
liver medicine, is sure cure; the only
sure cure, indeed, for all ailments OF the
kidneys, bladder, liver and urinary organs
very DANGEROUS diseases
Sold by all druggists. Tnal size, seventy
Ave cents.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13
A SMindlHr Arresfed

DETROIT, April 9-Henry C.. Smith alias
Charles Glidden, wanted in Boston for extensive
swindles in purchasing goods on false representa-.
ton. shipping them West and selling them
started Eastward this afternoon in charge of In
spectors Hanscom and Skelen, of the Boston
Police Force Smith had been tarrying in
Ontario for some time. A few days since he in
cautiously came over to this side Swallowed by a
Boston officer, when the Detroit police at once ar
rested him, and have held HIM in close confne-
ment until to-day, when the proper papers were
received There are said TO be sixty cases pend
Ing agninsf him
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS for pat
tent ballot-boxes with "a crank-a ballOt-box
so cranky that if the crank don't turn no
ballot can get into the box; and then there
can be no election
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13

night. This evening Miss deuel. by signs sipnit,ed
TO Mrs. .vlworth that she did not wish any more
strangers admitted 10 the fgg1n and obtained the
promise that only personal friends should see her
hereafter ATT O'Clock she was asked II there Was
anything she wanted. Her reply WAS to point her
finger steadily upward, her lnyariable sign for
death. She has ar no time to-day lost control Of
her faculties, and answers promptly and under
Etandingly
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Senator Butler on Malone.

Senator Butler, OF South Carolina, was inter
viewed on Sunday in New York by Tribune re
porter, and the result as follows, is contained in
special to yesterdays Gazette. The dispatch
says:
Senator Butler, Of South Carolina, who has beer
in the city few days, he said. ''to get away
from talking politics" was approached to-day BY
n reporter of the Tribune who asked him whethel
ne did not think the recent nominations made by
the President of Federal officers in the Southern
and cause them 10 break the deadlock in the
Senate.
He replied emphatically;
you have certainly hit the right idea when
YOU speak of the recent nominations conciliatinp
them, because they have given great satisfaction,
But while ii is the right way TO strengthen the
Republican party, aud bring about u better state
OF political feeling in the South, IL will not tend
TO cause the Democrats To recede from the posi-
ton they now hold in the Senate. That bargain
was made with Senator Malone there can be
be party to the delivery OF the
goods in that bargain. The Malone movement
do not believe will disintegrate the South. On
the contrary, the result will be that the respec-
table people will soon effectively support the
Democratic party. because OF the belief that the
Republican party has recognized reputation.
This being the case, the Democrats viii assured
ly desert Mr.. Malone I'm the next election, which
means his defeat because without the Democrats
he can not carry his ticket through. II would
notsurprise me il General wickham and Peter b.
stark, two OF the most prominent Republicans I'm
Virginia. openly espoused the cause of the De mo-
Gratis because of their feeling of disgust that Ma
hone has been so thoroughly Endorsed by the Re
publican party"
Reasoning on that theory, then, you consider
that General Malone is dead, politically?"
Most assuredly. Unless he secures the control
81 the patronage In the Senate and State, which
he will do should the Democrats give way, and
allow the Senate TO be reorganized, he can not
carry the State. This we intend 10 prevent, il
possible, even IL we have TO remain In washing-
ton all summer. We are extremely anxious TO
go into executive session. and confirm the nomi-
nations made by the President, but we shall
never be party 10 one OF the most outrageous
political bargains that was ever made. by allow
ing the Republicans TO put in Gorham aud Rid
dleberger and reorganize the Senate"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13

REPUBLICAN organs occasionally insinuate
that Stilson Hutchins, of the Washington
Post, is the author of the Morey letter. Mr.
Hutehins spots the Instructors, and advises
Republican bosses to hunt with increased
Nicnr
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13
Killed with an AK.

From Springfield. Mass, we have the following,
in a special of the 10th. TO the Chicago Times:
Smith Ransom an old man living in a secluded
farm house at East Longmeadow, was fatally IN
jured by Henry Bridge, q drunken maniac, Satur-
day but the fact was not discovered till 70 day.
Ransom had sold liquor on the sly Tor many years,
but none OF his neishbors dared to complain OF
him. for he had threatened 70 burn the buildings
of the first person who did 10. Yesterday
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13
Peculiar Revenge.

PAssAIc. n. j., April 11-Charles Sprinstead in
Jail waiting the action of the Grand Jury on the
charge Of planning the murder and robbery of a
citizen of this place. confesses that he deliberately
capsized the boat and drowned Samuel Asher, a
10y. at Lackawaxen, June IL. 1877, giving as a
reason that he hated the boys father.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13

Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Weak and. Sore Lungs,
Coughs and Colds, Weak
Back, Stomach and Bow
els, Dyspepsia, Shooting
Pains through the Loins
Fits. and Nervous, Muscu
ms, relieved and cured when
niment, lotion and electri-
Ask for COLLINS NoLTAIc
Only % cents.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13
nesnaradaes, noinrs.

DENVER, Colo..April li.-saturday afternoon at
a railroad camp on the line OF the Denver and kio
C;rnnde forty miles west OF Chama. n. Mex. d
desperate from Texas named Baker, with two
companions. entered the place. rode up 70 each
store aud saloon and robbed each proprietor
The last store. kept By . Yrenchman.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13
Cremated In a burning building

CHARLEsToS. s. c., April 1.-THE three-story
brick building, 81 East Bay street, used "A store
room aud packing room for loose cotton by A. L.
Miltar, was destroyed by fire this evening Loss
covered by insurance. Two colored employees
DprfShad
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13

SAID an Indiana Republican boss in fit
of supreme Indignation: Il wish every -
pauper negro was back in North Carolina"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13

A BALJor-Box with an alarm-bell, to Sc
cure an honest election. The sun do move.
Indiana do move too.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13

GARFIELD has lost few ounces more than
one pound a day since his inauguration
Still he has got fat office.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13

SECRETARY BLAINE has re-established the
American hog in France; and now if he can
beat COnkling he will be entitled to a mon
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13

IT is now said that Malone bought the
Republican party.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13
(qticura.
Astonishing Cures of Itching,
Scaly and ScrofuIous humors
of the Skin and Scalp, and
Blood of Children and In
fantS.

Cr-IcUsA REMEDIES simply elegant 20 use
Ihey appeal TO mothers and parents WITH greas
force. From infancy 10 old age they are equally
successful, cafe and reliable
CUTIcURA, a medicinal jelly, arrests dis,nse
eats away dead skin and flesh. allays infanTl,.s-
ui9;n' Hncning and irritation soothes aud hsal-
SKIN diseases and scalp affections with loss 81
hair. IL reproduces and beautifes the hair
CUTIcURA RIsoLvEST. the great blood purife-z.
hereditary humors
CUTIcURA MEDICINAL TOuET soar. prepared
nom Cntieura, clsanses. soothes. and heals dis
the skin beyond all praise II is an elegantly per
TUNED toilet, bath and nursery Sanative
CHILDREN AND INFANTS.
Charles Eayre Hinkle. Jersey City Heights
n. j., writes: MY son, a lad Of twelve years was
completely cured OF a terrible case of Eczema low
the Cuticura Remedies. From the top of his head
70 TIRE SORES OF MS ieet Nes one mass OF scabS Ev
cry other remedy and physicians had been tried
in VAIN"
Fred Rohrer. Esq, Cashier stock Growers Ma
uonal Bank, Pueblo Col. writes: 81 am so well
pleased with It's effects on my baby that can not
afford 20 be without u in my house Ii is a won
derful cure. and IL is bound TO become very pop
ular Us soon as its virtues are known 20 the
Masses
j. S Weeks, Esq. Town Treasurer, ST. Adams.
Vt, says, in a letter dated May -: 1T works 10
charm ON my baby's face and head. Cured the
head entirely. and has nearly cleaned the face of
Plant has ordered IL for them"
CUTIcURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS a
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists $50 Washington
street Boston, and are for sale by all druggists.
Price OF CUTIcURA, Medicinal Jelly, small boxes
50 cents; large boxes, 81. CUTIcURA REsoLyEST
Me- new BIoeG o Pgre[ 81 per bottle CgTsUSA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAR, Is cents; in bars, for
oAroers and large consumers. so cents.
ES-An mailed free on receipt of price
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13

WE have April showers, but no April wild
flowers
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THE deadlock continues.
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SEVERAL Nihilists will hang.
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COLLINS
vaIuc - flEcTSli
PIAsTERS

and BACK, spasms OF
lar and Spinal affectio
every other plaster, II
cal appliance fails.
ELECTRIC PLAsTERs.
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Gossip at washington.

IL is expected the water viii commence fallil
before morning. and that property partly su
merged will stand without further damage
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13

Mrs Mary Wright after sending her childTe a.
the spring. as pretext for getting them of her
way. went TO the kitchen and deliberately set fire
TO her clothing. Her screams of agony brought
the scared children back To find their mother en-
veloped in flames. They dashed water upon her.
but In vain. She died in great agony. She had
often been heard 10 say that she had a wretched
feeling. expressed a morbid fear of becoming In.
sane, but her mind seemed perfectly clear a few
hours before she committed the dreadful act. She
the wife of well-t0-do farmer and the
mother of six little children
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-26

New York, 25.-- Commercial Bulletin.
The recent csblegram from st. Peters
burg announcing that treaty had been
ratified by which Russia surrendsrs
Kuldja to China, retaining the right,
however, to trade as far as the great
wall, and to appoint consuls in nearly all
the principal towns as trade requires, has
excited considerable interest in this city,
especially in houses trading with China.
VIM. II. Fogg, president of the China
and Japan Trading Company, ard who
has travelled in China himself, states that
this treaty with Russia ought to enable
the United States to obtain greater priv
ileges in China, inasmuch as eur own
tresty with that country specifies that we
shsll be granted the same privileges that
are extended to the most favored ma
tons. Little is known Of the region
named in The dispatch, and it probably
could not be utilized for American trade,
but the arrangement Of consuls in the
principal towns would be of advantage
in throwing safeguards around travellers,
and thus open up the way for better
knowledge of the great country Of which
little lie Known.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-26
Leasing q Railroad.

Cincinnati, 25.-At noon the trustees
OF the Cincinnati Southern Railway be-
gan TO open bids for the lease Of the Gin
cinnati Southern, the lease to he for
twenty-five years in five periods Of five
years esct, at separate annual rental
during each Of the five periods. Ten bids
were put In for seven interests or syndi-
Gates, the lowest for the Louisville and
Nashville Company. They bid for the
first period 100000 annually; second
period, 500. 600 annually: third period,
$500, 600; fourth period, $500, 600; fifth
period, 100000. The highest bid was
that Of Samuel Thomas and associates,
who bid for the fret period $3.50, 900; Sec
ond, $1,loO,000; third, S1,250, 600;
fourth. 81 ,9'5, 600; fifth, 81, $50, 600. The
board will not decide just yet on the
bids.
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Criminal Calendar.

Johnston Edge6eld Co., S. c., "a
A terrible tragedy occurred about ten
miles from lere to-day. j. w. Buzzard,
his son and j. w. Zimmerman quar-
relied. Zimmerman was killed rrd Buz-
zard and ion we're seriously wounded,
An old feud was the cause. Double bar.
relied shotSuns were the weapons.
Geneva, ga. j. Written, head Of
the weights and measures department in
this city, became heavy defaulter and
absconded.
San Francisco, 25.-Tucson dispatch
The gang O. confidence men which has
so long infested Benson, to the discom-
future and pscuniary loss of many East
err tourists was yesterday broken up
an the members driven out of town.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-26
TELEGRAP.HIC
Or FR EMONT
And the Mexican Border
Troubles.

New York PA Tribune reporter
interviewed General Fremont, of Ari-
IONA. who said border troubles hSYe ex-
isted for several years, and grow naturally
out of the situation which invites, to
plunder on one side and reprisals on the
other To maintain peace and good or
der on the border would require small,
hut good force, to be actively employed.
In view of the increasing lawlessness of
the frontier, snd of the Representation
made TO our government by Mexico, l
as ked the legislature st its last sitting for
100 men TO enforce the law. The bill in
treduced for this purpose passed only one
house, and left me unprovided with any
means to maintain order on our boun-
dairy. The whole country Of Arizona
and the surrounding territory, south
western Colorado, New Mexico, Sonora
and Chihuahus, is mountainous and
very favorable TO Indian warfare, as the
experience of the last three years with
small bands shows. Iffghting should at
any time assume larger proportions, it
would require pr0portionately larger
force and time and loss Of valuable life to
end it, besides the backset to the pros
perlty of the territories and north Mex
leo. As these lrreconcilable Indians oc
cupy the territory of both republics. and
beth are usually interested in the subject,
have suggested to the secretary of the
interior the expediency Of an arrange
ment with the Mexican governm ent by
which the peninsula Of Lower California
might be used as q reservation
into which to gather all the Apache tribes.
Alternating posts on either side by
the respective governments would effect
ually bar tie Indians from all egress, and
within the limits they could be easily
controlled and taught to work anil made
self supporting. There were formerly
missions ON the Pacific Coast, and in the
early history of that part of the continent
it is recorded thst Catholic missionaries
who crossed the gulf found the gulf shore
we'll populated with Indians, who raised
grain and different fruits.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
II that the firm of Liddle Bros & Co.
doing business at Silver Reef, Utsb, is
dissolved by mutual CO. sent, James G.,
ard Donald 5. Liddle having sold their
interest in said firm to WoolIey, Lund &
Judd.
The busiress will be continued by
Woolley, Land s. Judd and +. 7. GILES,
pie, under he firm name of Gille.n ME
Lund q Co, who will assume all the
liabilities OF and receive all accounts due
the late firm Of Liddle Brothers 6 Co.
JAMES @. LIDDLE,
DONALD S. LIDDLE,
K Z. GILLESPIE
WooLLEY. LUND 6 JUDD.
Silver Reef. Utah, August 18th, 1881
aus
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Everybody who drinks Champagne
viii admit that this Wine Eclipses
Everything.
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Net Fenians.

London, 2i.-The gunpowder and car
tridges founi in the basket at the Mid
land railway station, Birmingham, on
Monday, Wee intended for shooting gal
leries on the race course. They were
consigned un1er false description, with
the view of evading extra payment for
the transit of'explosiyes.
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The Dury Fools.

LONDON, 25.-The dory, Bath City,
which has arrived at Falmouth, lost her
only csmpss overheard a week ago.
The crew have not had dry clothes on
them since they left America. The boat
is very cranky. They intend to go to
Ham burg, and recess at Atlantic Bay.