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FOREIGN NEWS.
Attempted Escape OF Canadian Co.

AffcEiptra Fscapc OF Canadian Cany!cts.
WINNIPEG, December CHA desperate at
tempt to escape from TIE provincial pepisen.
tiary az Stony Mountain was made by the
prisoners yesterday. There was q regular
conspiracy, the convicts being led by Garvip,
an American recently sentenced to seven
years :nr shooting Mcdonald in bsrroom
fight. Garvin came up behind the guard,
knocked him senseiess, took his revolver and
keys, sud called on other p:igoners to follow
hiIn. Warden Bedson came in ct the other
end Of the corridor, and Garvin fired FIVE
shots st him, ell If which missed him. Bed
son then gessped Garvin, threw him down,
and dissrned him, receiving severe cut on
the srn With kHife the prisoner had con-
caaled. Before the other prisoners came up
the guards aPp3sred with r.Ass, and ordered
the rebels back. The prisoners sullerly
obeyed, snd al were econ under lock and key
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DIR. GEORGE PYBgRN,

n FFICE, SOUTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND
Jstreets lover Tufts Drug Store) Office hours
to 10 A. NJ; to and to P. N. d44pIm
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DIR, g, ., GALF!ELD,
2fS SeSFEE street.

Consultations strictly confidential, by letter or 81
office, FREE For the conyenience OF patients, and
in order 70 insure perfect secrecy, have Adopted
private address, under which all packages are for.
warded
TRlEL BOTTLE FREE,
Sufficient to show its ra,.ri will be sent to an one
applying by letter, stadlg his symptoms and age
Communications strictk conf:dcnfisi
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The storm on the Black Sea.

LONDON. Dscembe- 9.h.-Lllyd's agent st
Ssbastopol reports that during tie late gales
| several marine casualties happened in the
Black Sea. Fears, he BAYS, are entertained
concerning the salty OF the Russian war ship
Yugai, bouHd from Sebastopol 20 Nicotait fl,
Al G IA IL p,ucb nvsrSra
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DUBGIy, December 9sh.-The jury in the
case Of Patrick Higgins, on trial as priucip j
mulds:sr Of the two Huddys, has failed to
agree. Highs will be placed on trial again
on Monday.
a reward of 1000 is off5red for irforma-
ton leading TO the conviction of tee muir
6eier Of John L-nman, at llilltown, last
January.
CoRK, d cen,bsr CHA man name ]
Clark YVES arrested yesterday wniie embark
Jog FOR America. The arrest ID considered
i.nno-t1u-
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z ID NC ITO n
@ OF FARE. -

EoHN TALBOT, TICKET AGENT OF THE c. p.
sB r r., at Sacramento, Cal, and for the Atlantic
Steamer Lines has been notified that until fu.:her
orders he will sell steerage passenger tickets by any
Of the steamer lines, with a reduction OF
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

IspsolAG TO TUE E.ooaD.Unos !
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INTERNATIONAL saLooN.

0nl X STREET, SACRAMENTO FINE
,fS4 Wines, Liquors, and Cigars constantly on
hand. Hot Tom AID Jerry specially. Also, Hot
Lunch every night
cot BAILEY & INGHRkM. Pronris.ors
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LAGER BIER.

VI lES 90 = w .t.elkE 4
EoRSER TWELFTH AND sT5 er1.,
- Sacramento. We have just put into ~
establishment the latest improv. d sszsssSssss
steam machinery, BY which the finest quality posi-
BILE of beer is made and which we scI NJ the 10 low
ing prices /: l5-gaI,on key, So so; 1o-ysilon key,
s. so 5galloa key, 81 %. Delivered to any point
in the city free Of extra charge. Country orders
promptly filed.
n25iptf FRANK RUHsTALLER & SCHUYLER.
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DIR. NSTCH,


DHYsIrlAN AND sURGEoN.-cFFICE AND
Z Residence, No. 1913 J street, between Third
Fourth. Hours: s to 70 A. NJ, 3 to and TO P ~
Office Of City Susrip end mt of Public Schools al
r5 ApIr
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MARKETS,
G. PHIL, HARTMANN,

ORIENTAL MARKET AND STEAM SAUSAGE
~ Mandatory, No AIS street, between Fourth
and Fifth Opposite Metropolitan Thcater), dealer in
Fresh Meats, all kinds Of Sausages Hams, etc. Or.
deIs from country promptly filed n2-tf
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RESTAURANT DE FRGRCE,
A0r X STREET. ADJOINING
EHS the Metropolitan Theater. s,y 7.sSS
Handsome Private Rooms for parties G5ssAg.SZ
LOUIS PAYEN, Proprietor,
aueo-4plm Formerly OF the Hotel de France.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-13

ton b,rr&, neil er ais p8uttIersM lann@
aoIt, nnb bies NOR Der Eon, neil cine
5eitung i5n 70 senarft battle. Die
3eitung nabm lire An9abe fpdter 3nrid,
aber at fpdt. Cabot mar bua9scfal-
len. Ra9bem CT 3wei SABRE lang iibeI
&ade eebritet, bat Der @etrdntte iest
sesen bic 3eituns. bas gDobbam Fran:
feript@, cine 2ibeaflase erboben.
Der @ertb Der Rir9enitible in
Bee1er's Ylpwoutbtir1e 5u BrootIpu
nimmt pom Sabr su Sobr ob. Sci ber
b~iesidBrigen gerffei9ernns war Der 8e:
traa nm $4,000 peniaer ais uoriges Sabr.
SIM Sabre 1875, nls Der 9roBe 8eeder:
8roseB I'M 9au9e mar, mo6te See6er'a
@emetnbe sar3 befonbere Nuitrensuuseu
unb trieb bic 9rdutten fir Girdeufhi5lc
Bis auf $780, I9. OiesmaI puroen abel
nur $25, 292 heransgei9Ia9en. Oel
bO9ife Breis fir einen StubL mar $425,
Ger gIafflin erbieIt fir $500 benIetbeu
Gir9enffubl, Der inn nod periges Sabl
500 setoitst bate. llnsefd5r breiBig
&ir9enitible wur6sn gar niGt usrfauft.
ue6rieens bat bic SabL BET &tr9eumit:
elieber nt9t a6genomn1en = ruobl abe,
ibre 3abIunsslnf It.
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3uIdnOii6e Na@rt6tets

- SSn Tolse bes Strites Der Cigar
reume6er u~ereinnabmte bas Wilwautee
8uubeszS teueramt III iebem Der betbcn
Iebten Wonnte gegeu $4,000 wsuiger
on Steuern auf @tgarren, oIs in ben
correlpouoircn6en Mfonaten 6ss Sabres
1880.
- YrpfeHor Smitb pom ,,Smitbioz
nian Snifitute", 6erIelbe, Der ii6 aud
nm bic 6ri3su9t 10 sroBe @er6init tie err
morbsu bat. i6ldft fdon felt Wo9en in
e;uem tIeinen Stdbtdeu in Connecticut
in benz Staqe, norm cine bort ii6ertuins
terrible @~lepbantin ibrer 9ieberfunft ente
ge9eniebt.
- Go9 benz 8eiip;eIe ber Eempes
ren3Ier III S5io, begaben ieet ul9 bic
in SnhianG abideuli8e @epalttbaten
gegen gSirt6e. go war6 in elmer Der
letten Hdtte in YaIeifine gum britten
pber pierteu Wole Elm beutl6er Gabsn in
bic 2uft 9~sipren9t, in wel9em rad benz
Serruutbeu Der SemperensIer geiiti9e
@etrdnte uerfauft wur5en. Oas @ez
bdube wnr eben uieber men ~aIfgebnut
wsrben, ais es aerftCrt wurbe.
- AnIaeeu, eth Sweiter San @ouLb
gu weroen, beitet elm i'm Staate Maine
Iebenter iur9er Marn. gr taufte bieier
Gage aue Sir9eniiibIe bes MetbobiIfenz
meetiusbouies isires Sorfes auf un6
ieste baun cine ,~,reltst6ie @rrpefur9"
in Sceue. Qls bic Aufreeung auf benz
9ipfeI angeIan9t mar, pertaufte er bic
Site mir einem &etnsepinn pom
s375.85.
Oos Stdbt9en 5ombfone in
arisonn itebt in @efnbr, in Die @rbe gu
perfinten. Die @nti9ei6uns bes @ez
n%eruIunualts sibt omar ben 8auplasbes
fbsrn hos 6e9t. bieisI6en gu benusen,
oHeiu ser emft9e @oIbsrdber bat bns
&e6, bte 6dufer III pnterminiren, 1uenn
er ben 8lae I9on nor Der @rIn6ung Der
Stabt beIe9t bate; Il BARI er bic
Straeen be5 StGbtdens BEL feinen
WauIwurfsarbeiten ri9t bei9d6ieen.
Ole iebte-e 8eitimniuns bitrfte ie6o9
etwus idwcr gu baIten fem. @enn i'm
2auTe Der Seit 3om5fone zines f56nem
Morsens pom Der @r6oherfd9e uers
fduunben iein ioute, 10 rpiirbe fsin Rame
exit redt be3ei6nen6 fur ben 9Ius wsr.
ben.
- Sn indianapolis berri3t Der
Sonntasssuans nod INNER, bod tam
man in bic meiften @irtbi@aften bur5
bic 6iutertbiren 9eIausen un6 Ourft gu
lsiben brau5t ma aIIo hes Sonntaes
mod ni6t, auein uer bas Sonntaesses
iet i6ertritt, iest ii9 llnannebmIi9tei.
ten aus, benu es finb INNER SpiOne
unb SpiseI senus bo, UNI ouf;npafen.
= gine e~ieentbamIi9e &Iase 1T IN
Waiio9uietts oubdusis sea1a9t uorben.
Or. SnI6ott woate Mit9Iie6 Des Stantsz
feuats wer6eH, fieI abe, In Der gonuens
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-13

metne Gate nidt gu dnbern pertno@t,
unb i3 babe mid besbaIb entf9lohen,
nit ibr Al Ieben, ais ruenn .ni1t meine
6rau wGre. &ber wenn Gle wiBten,
mas i9 baSur@ Ieibe, 10 wirben Sie
mid bemitleiSen.
9eie tonnte Roliere feline Qeibeni9aft
fur bas treuIoIe @eib bsfesen, trot
aler Qunlen, bic Inn 4rmnnbe bereitete.
SIR NnbIi6 f9on IieB i'm aue lire 6ehs
Ter uerseGen, un6 er LAP 6aun mad ieis
mem ei9enen gLusipru9e ritr aaes bns in
ibr, mas tie 9iebeRswertbes beiaB.
90 Ieben mir ben 9roBen Mtoliere,
Der in 70 bnber @unff bel 2ubuiS XIV.
ffanb, baS 6iefer ibn emit on ieineui
Glide ipeiisn lieB, Der bO@beribmt, UNI
mas ni6t INNER baulit pereint If aud
nit seitliHeu @lidSeiteru seiegnet mar
-f0 ieben mir BEN gerfaher bes Car:
tuffe in ieinem bdusIi9en 2eben pon
Summer sepeinist, pom Dem i'm erit ietr
ausu friiber Cob befreite. 8isaei6t
forberte has S9idEaL biefes itrsIiG bes
Gbemannes ais Gri6ut fir bic @r6Be.
bic IS benz Oi9ter sepd6rte, ni3tz
fam ober 4rmanbe Seiurt re3tferti9er
fir bic 2eiben, Die fe ibrem 9roBen 9at:
ten bereitet bat.
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stpbortsmem aber Das eed,.n.

Ous 9a9en 1T bus 2uffeusrruert ser
SeeIe.
Man tauu bas 2a9en e~benfowenig
binunteri6Iuden, wie ben S5ludnuf.
@enn elm Weni9 uid)t laden fann,
banu lit elm SebIer in feiner Srsauifas
tiou, unb wenn CT ni3t laden mill,
buun maB man ii6 ebenio fern pom ibm
bulten, wie pOn elmer oufseiteaten @oifss
faue.
Man3e ba6en, mas inan cine piez
berube 2a9e uenrt, etua elm MitteIbins
3uii6en 9ruu3en uno Briinen = senau
ME IS elm Saul ma9t, weuu er ben
0afer ipirt uu6 ibm iOuff ui@ts weiter
fsbIt.
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6ramems&oaif.
0umOriRil4s @tisse BON g.. 9iaaOid.

gs MAI gu Der 3cit, ba i'd mid ieIbit
mod fir einen sOttbesnabeten Ipril9en
Oi3ter belt
gIfo nod ni@t LANCE Ger, mari 6rduz
lem !9ermtne redt boSbaft bo3wti9en.
Ri6t unter5re9en, faste Die Srau
Srofehortn unb Or. s. fubr fort:
Ra9bem i9 bic erften @rseugnihe
meiner Weuie Ted tn bic WeIt btnaus9es
ian6t, ben eOIbenet 3Orbeer i9Oa in ben
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Berhau@ittt5et3,
DerFau@nt0et1.
Berftan@uueeu,
8erRatt6Isn9ett,
Stetfeu Gals,
Gteifen SaISS
GtetfeD SaI&,
-0netH@Un0eu,
Cuetf6un0eta,
GustfGutt4ett.
SrRbntt0eS,
BrabttnoeSss
BrHbun0eu,
@rAbunaett,
Srftbttn9tu,
8rif@e @anNeu,
8rif@e @itaSett,
8riT@e &Nun0ets,
8rtI@e @tsnSeu,
G4ntttiUuttoett,
@@nttttnttt3Oet t,
G@tSttttuun0et1,
G@nttttpunOet,
GAnttttNunoeE,
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N1emmattSmns,

@eiBen tus 0eH0t,
Retkess tia @eF@t,
&etBeH tMt 9eit9t,
SaeiSets taa 0tfs@t,
0IieOerretkeWs
@Iteaerreiken,
SIieoerretBetss
GrohbeuIeu,
8rOFbettIea,
8roRbetIett,
6t@t, 0t@t,
@t@t, @t@t,
Slot, @i@t
@t@t, 0t@t,
GeSenf@HS,
GeTenf@ub,
SeTenS@tB,
SeSenf@u8,
&eTtwf@uk
NRFtenIeiSeH,
&afteaIet0ett,
NRftenIetoeaS
GAftettIet0et.
&afteuIetoett,
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gern.t,@te saa9rs@tes.

Die sr6Bten S5tffe Der
beutf9en &riessfOtte baben fir @r=
baul1na un6 Wusriffuno aefoffet:
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-01
Urbana Ohio.

Rev. III. Adams spent Sabbath in Kenton.
Several of our young people had pleasant
drive to Be!lfontaine Sunday attracted thither
by the immersion OF twenty four candidates.
Mesdames, j. TolIiver, +. j. Byrd. NJ. Logan
and c. \. Wilson spent last Sabbath i'm Spring
field visiting relative. friends and the revival.
The second Baptist church was favored last
Sunday with the presence OF Revs. ii. Rock
hold of BelIfOntaine. w. III. Steele of Xenia
and w. y. Allen, city. The church service,
and Sunday school exercises were highly inter
esting and well attended.
The thirtysxth anniversary of this church
ginning with general covenant meeting on
Friday evening preceding. On Saturday eve
ming preaching Or Rev. q. W. Curry of Della
ware Ohio. Sabbath morning from o O'Clock Ia
l0:3O prayer and praise meeting, conducted by
Rev. w. y. Allen. AZ II O'Clock, delivery of An.
niyersary discourse by Rev. Curry. The sacra
ment of the Lords supper will be celebrated al
3o'clock p NJ. and Rev. III. ROcl<hold viii
preach at ~ O'Clock. The exercises will clos,
Monday evening with concert and banquot
under the-auspiees of the Sunday School. 4
pleasant and prohtlble time is expected.
The pupils of the coloTed school will give M
exhibition in City Hall, Thursday eveniR:
Both inst. Admission l0cents.
Cleaner Court No.l5, Ladies' of the Eastern
Star degree, celebrased their first anniversar,
last Wednesday evening 10Th inst in the hal
of the Golden Square Lodge No. %, +. and a
". A first class banquet was prepared by III
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-01

The colOred voters of the West End wards
have come TO the conclusion that they will not
allow one man to carry their votes in his
pocket, but that they will use them to the best
advantage and for the good of the community.
The venerable VIM. Dickson has been nomin-
ated for School Commissioner in the 5th ward.
Stickney Dent was again nominated for Sheriff
the office which he has so acceptably filled
These men should receive the vote of every
voter. Those who claim that they will avail
themselves of every opportunity to place
themselves on true basis, now is time to
show yourselves equal to your assertion, by
casting your ballot in behalf of those candi-
dates whom you have in the field. We see in
the convention at Cincinnati, reported in last
weeks LEADER, that by having some weak
minded men, who allowed their frivolous
minds to- over-balance their good sense, and
by so doing, defeated their greatest interest in
the coming election. Springfield has such
ignorant men, and if she has, they will not
expose themselves.
The mixed school question is beginning to
agitate the minds of the thinking men of our
city again.
The gentlemen and ladies of this city re-
ceived invitations from Alice Reynold, OF
Urbana, to attend an entertainment in that
city. The lady is a fine con versationalist, and
| Springfield guests anticipate pleasant even
| ing.
the young people of Springfield anticipate Q
| pleasant summer, as many young ladies and
| gents will visit here this summer. TT people
! of our city will do all they can to make il
| pleasant for them if they will only come.
| We learn that NJ essrs. Richard Rand ant
jennie Johnson will spend several weeks il
| Springfield this summer.
], ID. E. Smith, severs my connection as agen
y for the LEADER with many serious regrets, a
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-01
Peru Ind.

Mrs A. Ryan Maxey delivered her famous
Temperance lecture at the y. NJ. f. Church last
evening to a large and appreciative audience.
The Loige met Monday evening, a motion
was made to disband but was amended by one
to continue the organization.
Miss Sarah Nichols has returned from an ex-
tended visit Marion.
Charles Moss would like to know the name
of the correspondent OF the Xenia Ind. Tim es.
Dir. VIM. Fletcher, of Richmond. Is the guest
of fCassius NJ. Taylor
Ben ID. Bagby, Editor OF the Leader, passed
through Peru Monday. The gentleman had
been TO Michigan City having in charge an es-
capsd con Wet. Ben why didn't you call. Several
OF the fair ones refuse to be cOmforted.
4 chrome will be given to any man woman
or child who can give Information TO tha
whereabouts of Messrs Singleton, Dorsey and
Brown.
The Tennessecans here tonight.
Joseph MouIton, of the Metropolis, will sum
mer in Peru.
Miss Cre,ia Lyla has gone TO Caicago. Poor
Loe, not the Indian, bat the National House
cook. NoLTAIRE.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-01
GreencastIe Ind.


Rev. Elijah Henderson preached his fare
we'll sermon last Sunday. He left for con-
ference on Tuesday. N<rohn Jones, Miss
Hannah Thomas, Miss ANA Armstrong and
Miss Maudy Johnson were the successful con-
testants at the cake walking last Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Nathan was taken suddenly i'll
last Sunday, but is better at this writing.
Master John Townsend borrowed the hoof of
one of Mr.. Kindbles horses last week, and
now goes limping
Mr.. Reuben Henney is keeping himself
very close of late; we would like for you to
show up Reubin, and tell when it will come
off, We believe William Howe is the COM
ing man for Councilman in the third ward.
The Telephone is in operation now in our
city. Mr.. F. ID. Anderson, our school Trus-
tee has been on the sick list for the last two
weeks. Rue.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-01
B-LE.A O.k..
DRESS GOODS!

Always fashionable, suitable for any sea-
son, and appropriate to wear on almost any
occasion. Black Dress Goods are probably
the most servi able and economical class of
dress goods you can bay.
We have a splendid stock OF Black Fancy
Dress Goods. which includes line OF Nuns
Veilings at 25c (Lupin's make, which we
think are the best value in these goods which
have so far reached this market. We think
You ought to see them; it may DO you good.
When yon are looking al the others you
might also look at our Black Cashmeres,
Henrietta Tamis, Bombazinos, Biarritz, Bar
ataeas. etc. We have large stock OF them
very cheap, and prices marked on them in
plain, honest figures.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-01

ST. LOUIS, March 29-The Republicans
Independence (Mo.) special says: Two
young farmers named A. H. Allison and
Eugene Chiffon called last night at the resi-
dence of Major T. F. Ellington, near Lake
City, Q few miles east of here, to spend the
evening with his daughters. During the
evening Chiffon. who was drunk, charged
Major Eddington with having threatened
his life, and drew . pistol and fired at him,
but without effect Allison fed.
but Chiffon continued the at
tack. Eddington then procured
q revolver, returned the fire, and after an
exchange OF several shots, Chiffon ran
away, crying be Was shot Eddingron then
went into the house, and kept watch nearly
all night, expecting . renewal of the attack,
but nothing occurred, and this morning was
i hcarifieS s,, At finding Chil'Sna dead dead body s,
through the lunga The Coroners Jury
justified the killing, but Eddington was
subsequently arrested and lodged IN Jail
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-01

warrant charging him with murder through
his carelessness in causing the fire on the
steamer. A diver will try tomorrow and
recover the bodies that are supposed to be in
the wreck of the i'll fated vessel.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
and Captain Bob Wise, of ]. w. Gaff, have
generously offered to convey the passengers
and crew of Golden City to Cincinnati free of
charge. Some left for home this afternoon,
others leave tomorrow.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-01

our relations have been very pleasant But
my business is so arranged that l can no
longer work in that glorious enterprise. 5. L.
Dickson will now accept the agency, and he
is young man who will, think, make the
paper q greater success than have, because
he has more time.
We learn that Springfield society is soon TO
lose a young man who will wed a Canadian
lady, Success TO him. ELB.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-01
The Sugar Producing Districts OF Louisiana
Submerged.

Submerged.
New ORLEANS. La, March 26.-Tsrdsche
levee, Bayou Crosse Tete. has broken in
many places, and the whole Crosse Tete sugar
district will be submerged. The people hope
to save horses and mules, but cattle, sheep
and hogs all will be lost. These are the
most disastrous crevasses 30 far in the sugar
producing section, and will entail the loss of
many hundred thousand dollars. The water
at Baton Rouge has risen two inches the
past twenty-four hours. A heavy rain and
thunderstorm visited there this forenoon.
High winds and threatening rain here.
ST. LOUIS, March 26 The Government
steamer General Barnard has returned from
her trip to distribute rations to the food suf-
fers in the South. and will be again loaded
tomorrow with CON meal and bacon and
depart on another trip Tuesday or Wednes.
day.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-01
IHDIlXAP0LI5 LEADER.
CORRESPONDENCE.

Cores poudents will please make their commuGi-
caripn- brief aud Concise ssble. Owing TO our
limited space, We are frequently cbmpelied TO eavr
ont matter that would Ike 10 publish, but can
f5r want Of space. All letters outside Of in-
dianapslis should reach Thursday. All cOmuu-
r. fu sed.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-01

The only baggage of Mr.. Johns. when he
arrived ct MOTEL in Bismarck, Oak, was
worn, chesp-looking little trunk. Being
called away on imperative business. he left
it six weeks in the storeroom. Nobody
thought il worth while to steal or open it.
On his return he took opt of it s12. 900 worth
of gold dust and nuggets. His plan of es-
Gaping the attention of thieves had proved
successful t4 ~ fa-
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-01
Review of the CIearaDces for the Past
Week.

BosroN, March 27-From the Post: The
follo~ins table shows the gross exchanges at
the twenty-three leading Clearing Houses
of the United States. twenty-five being for
the week ending March % and one (Louis-
ville) for the week ending March %:
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-01-21
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