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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-05-24
Kansas Wheat Crop.

KASTAs CITY, May 2O.-Never has the growing
wheat crop attracted so general attention, and so
much sOlicitude, in this section as now. The
presence of chinch bugs throughout Kansas last
year the general shortage in the crops resulting
from these insects, aud the dry weather, have
made Kansas the pivotal point OF the crop. The
season has been exceptionally favorable. Reports
from Southwest Kansas are wonderfully uuani-
NOUS that the growing wheat is in unusually
good condition. Central Kansas correspondents
agree that the prospects are very fiattering. The
late c)id weather has been very beneficial, and
large yield.
The acreage of corn is said to be very large and
most of il uD.
PasJurage is good, and the general outlook is
encOufscing all over the State
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A BIG STRIKE.
Petroleum Prices Knocked to Pieces by
the Reported Discovery OF "a Wonderful



Petroleum Prices Knocked to Pieces by
tue Reported Discovery OF "a Wonderful
Well.
BRApFOED Pa May 20.-The big well devel
oped ON Lot 6i6, Cherry Grove Township. Warren
County. has paralyzed the market. The well was
drilled over two months ago, but was Kept m! =
terry until yesterday. When the dTlll struck q
vein of oil bearing sand. The we'll flows contiI-
uously. and yesterday and to-day has pat over
1000 barrels Ia tauk. II Is estimated thai
the well will produce at the start 500 barrels
daily. Sixforty-six has been guarded fo1
weeks by armed men, who would allow no ono 10
enter the derrick. This morning the market
opened at 6g5Zc-2c lower than yesterday closing
prices. The bears pulled prices Gown 10 csc
which is the lowest quotation for months. One
seller dumped ten 10000 barrel humps. The
eesne on Change beggars description. Just as the
market was about To close the rumOr came that
Husband q GrOsh well on lot 1873 seven miles from
Go had cOnlein aud showed up 10 be as heavy a
producer This Knocked prices, which Instantly
dropped from 67l4 TO 65c, which was also the clos
ing figure. The sales aggregated 5000 barrels,
the largest il the history of any Exchange.
PTTTsBURG, Pa. May 20. = The bottom was
knocked out Of the petroleum market to-day by
the reported big strike near Warren, this State,
and the greatest excitement prevails at the Ex-
change. The operators are al OF sea, and do not
appesS u know what 10 do. The market is very
weak and exSggers ted reports are bel received
of the capacity Of the new ''gusher. Inc open
ing figure tbs morning Vas 65c, Gnd at the close
this afternoon the price had declined TO 62c. This
Is lower than oil has been fc- many months, AID
If the rev well continues 10 flow at the present
rate there is no telling wDen bottom VIII be
reached. The "gusher'' which IS causing the
paeie is a few miles south OF the town OF Warren
Warren County. and Is said % be yielding at the
rate OF 100 20 600 barrels day. The color OF the
oil is green. indicating large deposit
There was a irmer feeling during the afternoon
session and the market was more settled. closing
CSC bld and sales for the day were LOB, 900 bar
rels. The operators do nOtaPprenend any serious
repulse from the sudden break In the market. A
few small dealers have been squeezed out. but
heavy dealers viii not be affected.
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He Knew Daniel.
Mali street Daily News.l

IfdI cIIVtI IIdIIy NtWs-T
"Speakin' of Daniel Drew" he remarked
as the train neared Salamanca, al used TO
know Daniel purity we'll myself. Fact is,
he was like brother to me-"
is that so?''
"Just so, my friend. We used to work
together a good deal"
"HOw?'
why, when he had a good thing ht't
keep it to himself, and when he wanted
UNLOAD he'd advise me to buy. Yes, DAME
was like brother to me-skun me oui $50,
600 in about seven months. Poor Daniel
| sometimes think il would have been jus
as we'll if Ishad skun him out of a hundred
thousand to establish an orphan asylum"
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ElSaWhRrR.

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.--Cattle-Active: the
highest prices ever known. Sales, l,4OO head.
Prime. IS s71299 IS; good. IS S71sGsS 10; medium.
81 s71z@S 25; common, 81 25@1 20; fat COWS,
50 25g7 -; dressed beeves. Sll@l3 IS.
Sheep-Active. Sales of LEO head. Sheared,
sSg6 6215. Wool, sjG7; spring lambs, Sc 259lO SO
Hogs-Sales of COO head. Market active; prime,
sll 20; good, Sl1 259l2; light mixed, $40 509ll.
CHICAGO. May 22-The Droven' Jourua, sr-
Hogs-Receipts, % 900 head; shipments, 46OO
head. Market active and 5Gloc higher, with a
poor quality of offerings; common to good mixed,
sT70G1 90; light, 81 40@S %; heavy packing and
shipping, s7@S So skips aad culls, IS 75a7 80.
CaItle-hecelpsA, $500 neao: shipments, 500
head. Market active; l0al5c advance over last
week No extra stock here, the quality being
very poor; exports 81 20@7 80: common to fair,
So 25@7; mixed butchers plentiful and easier at
81 SOFAS 65; grass Texans are a tiiie easier, but
prices are steady at 81 30@5 90 for Gamers, and
81 65d5 IS for shippers; stockers, - SOFAS 90
Sheep-Recetpts, 600 head; shipments none.
Market steady Inferior to fair sh 10 g 1904;
The Drovers Journal LIVERPOOL cable reports
American cattle advanced nc; BEST 171sc. Sheep
steady: best, lS92Oc
BALTIMORE May % Beef Catte-Receipts in
excess of demand. Market lower aud prices 80
&c lower, common showing the most decline;
very best 81 62 >s 80; first quality, &c 25CG7 62;
medium SIS 756sS "a; ordinary S. 0Od5 %; most
sales at Sc 5Oos6 75 Receipts, 100 head.
Swine-Fair supply and in moderate to good
demand. Receipts, 5,SSS head; quotations at 50 80
Shcep-Receipts sheep and lambs 265 head
quotations: sheep. 81 50s55 as; lambs, S6@S.
ST. LOUIS, May %. = Cattle-Receipts, 1880
head: shipments. 100 head. Supply entirely
grass Texans and Indians, which sold promptly at
strong prices; common 10 fair. s4g5: good to
choice, S 25G6. shipping steers wantet, also ma
tive butchers stock. but none offered; feeders
also in demand.
sheep-Receipts, $500 head shipments. 1900
head. Supply liberal and quality good: buyers
demand concessions; medium TO fancy muttons
sell at S4(95 so.
Hogs-Actiye and higher and demand exceeds
the supply; light to best Workers, Sc 9097 55:
packing. 81 40@T 60: butchers to fancy. sS98 30;
pigs IS 7096 30. Receipts, $500 head; shipments,
800 head.
NEW YORK, May 22-Drovers' Journal Bureau
reports:
Beeves-Recelpts. 1900 head. making IL. 200 for
the week. Not so firm; prices dropped strong, &c
on mediums and lower grades and about 81 pei
head on better qualities top steers, both corn-fed
and still fed, sold at Sill 259 5 70; poor TO goo1
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Beef-Steady; extra mess sl4 50a15; family aud
plate sl76Sls Lard-FIrm at sIl s7hGi2 Is
Smoked hams-slS 5,@l4 p. Butter-Fair de.
ladle packed, 17d23,. Cheese-DuU 5@lSIse
Eggs-Firm; lS1< el9c. ReceiptS-Flour, $40 bDls.
and s75 sacks; corn, 10000 bu-; whest, 500 bu.
oats. ?, 900 ou. shipments Corn, 500 bu-
MILWAUKEE. May 22.--Flonr-Firm. IN
changed aud in fair demand. Wheat Easier
and very tame; No. Ailwaukee hard, noIniua !:
No. Milwaukee. 81 81; May 81 81; June. 81 sl15z
81 l2lz. nominal; No. 3. 81 Is; No. and rejected
nominal. Corn-Sfeady ana IN fair demand; No
white 55c. Rye-IBactive; No. ]. see bid. Bar
ley-Qulet; No: spring, 95c; No. 8, Sc hid.
Provislons5Higher; mess PORK. SO 20 cash ana
May; sl9 921S june Larc-Pnme steam. SII az
cash and May: S1l 50 June. Hogs-Ouiet al s. SO
as Receipts-Nheat $4,000 bu :eOn, IL 90 bu.:
oats, 5000 bu. Shipments = Wheat. ll,co0 bu.;
corn. 40 btl.: oats. :. GOO bu-
CINCINNATI, May % -Cotton-Dull and lower
at lls4c Flonr-Firm: family. Sc 0Oa6 rs; fancy,
Sc 5Os7 25 wheat-DulI and lower: No ? red
winter 81 ss@l S5kz spot; q l5'z bid July; Corn
Qniet and firm; No. , mixed. 775Ssd7715c spot:
16tsc bid May 761sc bid June; 7SAe July; 7S14c
bio August; 7s74c september; 755sc bid October;
SIC year. Oats-QBiet: No 2 mixed. 551Se Rye
Dull; SIC. Barley-Dull ST 81 Os Pork-Sirong at
$50 %. Lsrd-stronger at Sill Az. Bulk meats
strong aud higher; shoulders, S. so: clear rib,
Sll s7%. BacOn-Strouger; shoulders So; clear
rib So -: clear SD 62l5. Butter-Quiet and
unchanged: choite Western Reserve. Die; choice
CetTal Ohio, Use. Linseed Oil-American, 55@57c
ments none.
LOUISVILLE, May observation-disclosures Mess
pork. salg2O so, bulk shoulders, IS 50; clear rib
Sl1 50; clear sides, Sl2. Baeon-ShOulders 50 Is;
clear Tlb Sl2 1917; clear Sl2 60. Sugar-cuTed Hams
and Lard-Nrm and unchanged Flour steady
and unchanged. Grain-Dull; wheat and corn
nominally unchanged; mixed oats, SOC spot Cot
ton-Quiet aud unchanged; closed. ordinary at
9tse: good ordinary. lie; low middling, 1l3Sc
mlddling. ll1se; futures dull weak and lower.
KANSAS CT Y. May 22.-wheat-R Receipts. 1900
ou.; shipments. 5000 bu.; quiet; No ? red. 81 Is
bid cash; 81 ~ asked JON e; No. do 81 bid cash
9l5se bid June. Corn Receipts. il QUO bu shin
ments. 90 bu.: weaker; No. , mixed 721%a73c
cash: 7@5sc Juue 72%c bid July. Oats-Slow:
No. 2 mixed, SIC bid.
OSWEGO. Nav 22.-wheat-Steady. Corn-Nom-
inally unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. May -Cotton-Moderate de-
mand at @l6aG54d; sales, 10000 bales, IN
Guiding 200 Tor speculation and export and
$500 American. Lard, SIS. Pork. SIS. Bacon
Long clear, 5is: shor. clear. SIS.
TOLEDO, May q -Whest-Steady; No red
spot. MAY, 81 401S: June. 81 351S; July 81 ~;
august. 81 Il; year, 81 l2% Corn-Steady aud
ia fair demand: high mixed soc: No 2. spot, 7s1Sc;
May, nc; June, 741zc; July, 7414e; year. SIZE
Gats-Sieady; No: 2 spot, May Soc. ClOse-Mar-
ket dull. Quotations nominaly unchanged. Re
ecipts-Wheat 81 900 bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats
l.lO0 bu- Shipments-Wheat, 3,900bu.; corn, 1900
Ou. oats, none.
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CLEVELAND. May 20-The Cleveland Bridge and
Car Works Company assigned to day tn II. F.
Sweetzer. OF Titusville, aud W. III. MeCurdy. Of
Cleveland. who gave bond in SIS eco, and will
com plete the contracts aud continue the business
of the Conn any. The 700 employees were paid off
to-day as far as the CONTRACTS demand and in few
days VIII be paid to May ! President Caftin
states the assignment was forced by the pressure
of obligations ard difficulty of obtaining ready
money. He says the Comp3ny's assets are $780,
Coo greater than the Liabilities; that IL has con
tracts % construct a quarter uf a million dollar
worth Of bridges for the Lake Shore, Nickel
Plate Bee Line, Chicago and Atlantic and
Cleveland. Mt. Vernon and Columbus Rail Hays,
ana la build about 200 cars. He SAYS the works
are worth S325 COO, including upward Of 500 600
real estate. The exact assets and liabilities can
not DE sscertsined for some time. Mr.. Claftin
thinks the Company win be able TO resume bust
ness IN sixty or ninety DAYS.
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EoR sALE-GRAss FARMS.

Il
24S acres, stock farm, excellent orchards aDd
buildings, about ~ miles south of M0nrOvia,
Morgan County. Price, $40 per acre.
small house, about so miles sOutheasS of Nom
rovia Morgan County Price I0per acre.
24O acres. s n.i1es west OF GreencaSt1Ss Putnam
County. Price SIS per acre:
160 acres, Z miles west OF Greencesoiet house;
about half plowed Price, SIS per acre
les acres. about miles east Of EfAinenee, Nor
gan County, about half plowed remainder good
timber. Price, SIS per acre.
1854 acres in southeast corner of Earse County.
two miles north of Lena: said n be good coal
lard: 60 acres cleared small buildings Price,
$40 per acre.
1855 acres in Morgan Ccdnty. aesUt Isiles North
of MartiRsville: half plswed; comfortable build
ings Price, s. GOO.
l54S ceres prairie, in Newton County. miles
from railroad; 500 acres plowrds excellent euil4e
ings Prlce, so per acre.
These farms are in sne hest h'Re gvsss rcgt' OF
Indiana are wen wal q. haze Shfdclent NJ Ser,
and erafnently suited for SaeeD ~ cattle Ahey
are IN HEALTHY, we'll settled eborhoods SON.
venient TO railroad, church. school and msTlKet
faeilitfes They are worth mitch more than above
p ices but being taken on tOrceicsure BY esrpors-
inns derious 10 ooae oat this class OF ASSETS, eIe
offered at cost, on payments OF one fourha cash
and remainder in ten animal payments, With
per cent. interest, payable halfyeanfy. These
are the lowest prices No other properly viii be
taken in exchange.
FRANCIS SMITH & co.
Indianapots. Ind l7-5
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Consumpfion Cured.

An CID physician, retired from active practice
having had placed in his hands by an East India
Missionary the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and
all Throat and Lung affections, also positive and
radical cure for general Debility and all nervous
wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases,
feels 1t his duty to make 1t known to his suffering
fellows. The recipe with full particulars, direc-
tons for preparation and use, and all necessary
advice and instructions for successful treatment
at your own home, will be received by you by re-
stamp or stamped self-addressed envelope to
DIR. NJ K. BELL,
161 North Calvert street. Baltimore. Md.
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Mensman's Peptonized Beef Tonic relieves
indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous prostration,
and all forms of general debility. The only
preparation of beef containing its entire
nutritious properties. 1t is not a mere
stimulant like the extract OF beef, but con-
tains blood-making force-generating and
DEMONSTRATING properties; is invaluable in
all enfeebled conditions, whether the result
of exhaustion, nervous prostration, over
work, or acute disease; particularly if result
ing from pulmonary complaints. CAswELL,
HAZARD & Co., Proprietors, New York. Sold
by druggists.
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The new combination of Smart Weed and
Belladonna, as used in Carter's Backache
Plasters. has proved to be one of the best
that could be made. Try one of these pop
ular plasters in any case of weak or lame
back, backache, rheumatism, neuralgia. sore
ness of the chest or lungs. ETC., and you will
be surprised and pleased by the prompt re-
lief In bad cases of chronic dyspepsia, a
plaster over the pit of the stomach stops the
pain at once. Ask for Carriers Smart Weed
and Belladonna Backache Plasters. Price,
25 cents
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RaiIroaders, Relief.

That most comfortable ticket office, 49,
West street, New York, is presided over by
Mr.. c. V. V. Ward, who thus addressed one
OF our representatives recently: "Some
months ago / had rheumatism in my right
arm. and was unable to raise it. l was ad
vised by friend to use ST. Jacobs Oil. /
did so, and before the second bottle had been
exhausted my arm was perfectly well.
Brooklyn Eagle.
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ssRairie.o
A Washington special says:

II w Sl1eCltl says.
Ms Mason, the wife of Sergeant Mason, still
continues 70 receive money and plenty of atten-
tiOn- II Mason is shut up much longer she will
be able 70 realize for him a handsome fortune.
Mrs Mary shannon, who accompanied Mrs Ma
la her recent visit to the President TO sue for
MasOn's pardon. has written a description of the
interview AZ the White House in which says:
Having sent our cares, we took seat in the
anti room by good fire. Threatening clouds OBJ
scuTet the sun and east q gloom. All seemed
dark and cherries within. Wewere ouie tly wait
ing for the c0miug interview, which would be :he
harbinger OF good T evil 10 z sad heart. At the
expira ion Of half an hour the messenger came
IN. and announced that the President desired TO
see rs We were shown to his private perlor. aud
had 20 wait but = few moments when he entered
from The opposite door. The American people
can well be
PROUD OF THEIR PRESIDENT
for his gentle and courtly manners. ! doubt if
any present monarch could enter the drawing
room with such unGssUming grace President
Arthur did when he came to take by the hand
the vile Of the poor soldier. / presented Mrs.
Mason 20 The President He shook hands with
her. The anxious moment had at last arrived.
strained She broke forth in sObs. The Presi-
dent locked on with compassion. When she
raised hef eyes she had foil faith in hin him, for
MS cDHnten8nCe inspired confidence She then
made = pathetic appeal for her poor husbands re
aease from prison. The President told her that
he appreciated her feelings that be knew all the
details OF the case: that he would bring the mat
ter before his Cabinet. and that he would do all
in his power He said she need lot distress her
seI 10 TIL hih Any OF lne details, ana she might
feel assured that
HE DEEPLY syMPATHIzED
with her. He again shook hands with her, spsak-
ing in the kindest manner. We then retired to
the ante-room. and took departure. The
President brings to mind the magnaminOus man
described by Aristotle in the Ethics who thinks
himself worthy of great things, being in truth
worthy Ii his manner of speaking. which is
rapidly. his charm consists of warmth and soft
ness of heart, sympathy with human suffering.
and an apparent hatred OF injustice He seems
to possess a high, intreDid commanding spirit
conscious of superioIity-nOt an upstart, who, if
fortune turned. would sink from arrogance into
sbject humanity like one of his predecessors.
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rSpIAsAPoL1s WHOLESALE MARKET
Flour, Grain and Hay.


siour-New process. q 25s7 IS: fancy Sc COO
10. choice sc 25@6 4O family. IS 1896 %; treble
sIra, - 15s5 ~; double extra, "a 1875 co. extra,
.i2594 50; super6ne So olga 10; fine, So 20@S 90;
Wheat-we quote: No. Mediterranean, 81 Sc;
No. = red, 81 IS; Nay, 81 "a; June, 81 2e; July,
81 l2G1 t.
CoEn-We quote: No. white, sic; No. white,
:; high mixed. 74q75c; mixed. 74g75c; mixed
May, 74@75c; mixed June, &c; rejected 7Sc; sound
sar. mixed, 74c: sound ear, white, sic.
Oats-In light demand. WeQuote No. 2 white,
SIC: No 2mlxed. tSc.
sye~ Dull: No. = 7sc bid. soc asked.
Hay-Tinothy, SIC O9al1 W per ton Tor small
oaies, ten ton cars: prairie held at SO co.
Mill Feed-LOwer and dull. Shipstuf hello at
$1,000: bran Sl7 90 asked per ton middlings offered
at SO so.
The Provision Market.
Below are the present jobbing prices:
Smoked Meats-S G. Hams: Ten and IL pounds
sy., 1870; Is pounds av., I41Sc; III pounds, ave,
44c; ~ pounds and up, Hc ,o,< C-,,..
Breakfast Bacon-1454c; shoulders lo5zc; Califor-
ala hams, 111zc; spiced rolls, NE; bacon ciesT
sIdes. ISc: do. backs, l21Ec.
Dried Beef-15c.
Picked Meats-Bean pork. per bbl., 200 lbs,
s25 90: extra mess pork per bbl., 200 lbs, go 3D.
IsrdDgettle rendered leaf, in t1erces. 1se; do.
aslf barrels l31Sc; Porter & Co., uerces, 12bzc.
Lard OI-Winter strained, in tierces, per gal
ssusages-Bologna. in cloth. Sc; In gut, $40.
The Produce Market.
Eggs-Active; receipts increasing shippers pay
ing l5o; selling from commission houses al lo(a
lie.
Cheese-Jobbing Prices-western Reserve Ohio,
new. 1091le; Crystal Springs, 1l1sc; Daggetts
jersey, IL &c.
Butter-Creamery- 2sc; choice, 25a27c.
Dairy-Selected. 24c; choice. 2Oa23c County
Choice roll, 12915c; common, SSlOc- Low Grade
Nominal.
Poultry-Hens &c per h.; roosters, SC; turkeys,
10c toms, Sc; geese. 81 80: ducks, 50 co.
Festhers-Pnme geese, 4Oc; mixed 2Sz7c'
Did feathers. l6G92Oc.
Hides-Green hides. &c; green calf, l0c: green
salted hides 75z8S1<c; green sailed calf, lie; dry
flint hides 13c; dry sailed hides, 10c: damaged
one-third of the above prices Tallow-No. l,
Ne: No. 2. 61Sc.
Northumberland and picked, 35@l6c; I'M
washed, medium If in good order, DC: unwashed,
II not TOO heavy, lSG2o; fleece washed, III light.
well-washed. aud in good order. 2S93Oc; coarse
Cottswold, 1S@20c; bury and understandable
according TO their value.
Vegetables and Fruits.
Onions-Bermuda, 81 rs per crate; new Southern
onions, IS 50@6 Oh per bbl
Potatoes-Choice, 81 coal Is per hbl,; York
State Rose, 81 65; Scotch Champion. 81 409Sl 50;
new potatoes. Sc so per Dbl.
Sweet Potatoes-Yams SIS 90 per Dbl.
Peas-Green per crate, " 50s03 w.
Beans-Green, per crate. 81 %.
Apples-e6 0097 90 per Dbl. as TO quality. Dr1ed
Beans-Choice navy, "a %; medium, u 20;
Hominy-Per Dbl, "a 1894 90; pearl meal. "a IS
as 90: grits. So 00@5 %.
Cucumbers-Per doz. 60@75c
Strawberries-Per stand, SO 009l2 90; per crate
Of d quarts, s. 5094 90.
The Grocery Market.
sugsrx-Cut loaf. 1oH@llc; powdered. l1@
ii1sc; graduated, 1olsglo54c; standard A. s1s1
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Strange Action by the Government i'm a
Convicted CounterfeIter's Case.

A Chicago special to the Cincinnati Com
mercial says:
The mystery which has always hung about the
case of James B. Doyle, the alleged confederate of
Brockway, alias Spencer, who was convicted Of
counterfeiting fortnight ago, was increased to-
day when the prisoner appeared for
sentence. Instead of being cast down, the
prisoner exhibited the utn ost hilarity. This
state of feeling somewhat explained when
the District Attorney arose and said that he had
received from Washington instructions TO with
draw a motion for immediate sentence. The de-
Tense then demanded that the prisoner be admit
ted To ball. and that the amount be- reduced 10
f1OOOO-half what II was before. Judge Dyer said
Il was not the practice OF his Court to grant bail
after conviction He then suspended sentence
for thirty days, and reminded tae prisoner back
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NTOrICE OF INSOLVENCY.
~ In the m after of the Estate of Andrew j.
Vansickle. deceased IN the Marion Circuit Court
Notice is hereby given that upon petition filed
in said Court by the administrator of said estate
setting up the insuficency of the personal estate
of said decedent to pay the dsbts and liabilities
thereof, the Judge of said Court did, on the Sth
day of May. 1882 find said estate to be probably
insolvent and order the same to be settled &C
c0rdiugly. The creditors ofesaid estate are there
fore hereby notified OF such insolvency and re-
allowance.
Witness. the Clerk and Seal of said Court at
Indianapolis, Ind, this Sth day of May. 1882.
mayl7-3w DANIEL NJ. RANDALL, Clerk.
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IO1th Anniversary,

CHARLOTTE, Y. c., May 20-About fifteen thous-
and psOple today attended the l07th anniversary
of the Declaration OF Independence by residents
of MecklinbrrrgtCoun Senator Vance delivered
the welcoming address. Senator Ransom read the
Decl ration snd Senator Bayard was the orator of
the day. The Governor and staff, Senators Butler
and Hampton and several members of Congress,
together with number of prominent men from
this and adjoining States were in attendance.
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Lave stock market.

STOCK YARDS. May %.
Hogs-Receipts, 765 head; shipments, $50 head
The market opened again with very light sup
ply of hogs. and with continuation OF the brisk
demand developed in yesterdays market, the
few offerings we're taken quick at sharp advance
but owing to light weights we are not able 10 give
the full strength OF This market: however, good
straight hogs Of 100 to 2cO pounds average sold
readily al s. 75@7 So and choice pigs. OF 1l0 TO
$50 pounds average. were in strong request Al
81 1907 so, which will give an insight what good
heavy packing and shipping would command if
harn Na