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A BLACK RECORD.
Some of the Deeds of the. wickedest Negro
IN Georgia.

some OF the OeeOS or the. Wtck6deSt Negro
Georgia.
ATLANTA, Ga, April 2l.-The Macon train
to-day broIght in one Lecnidas johnson,
who has the blacklist sort of record as
criminal. At the present term of the Henry
County Superior Court Johnson was indict-
ed for criminally Esseulting a beautiful
young country girl sixteen years of age, the
emily child of Colonel T. p. Harris, highly
respectable planter. He was convicted, and
in view OF his very bad character Judge
Branham visited upon him the extreme
penalty in such cases, twenty years in the
Penitentiary. The Court was just upon the
point of recommitting Johnson to the Jail
when great stir was created in the Court
room by the appearance of Mrs Jane Cook,
a lady of the country, who identified the
prisoner as the man who had recently out
ragged her person while she was alone at her
house in the country. This startling story
caused intense excitement, and the Grand
Jury, which was in session, promptly
brought in an indictment against Johnson.
The prisoner was then locked up. and the
Judge ordered an sxtra guard to protect
him from lynching, which was feared.
Last night. about midnight, a body OF
masked men, armed to the teeth, rode up to
the Jail TO take johnson out and hang him.
but the Jail guard opened brisk fire upon
the would-be lynchers, who. after a brief
stand, retreated in confusion. Early this
morning he was placed on the Macon train,
and brought under a strong guard and
placed in the Fulton Jail. this city, for safe
keeping. Johnson is only twenty three
years Of age, aud is, perhaps, the wickedest
negro in Georgia. He served five years in
the Penitentiary for assault to murder, ana
was given his liberty. He then committed
burglary ana was sentenced for twenty
years, but after a short confinement escaped.
In addition to these and the crimes enumer-
ated above, there is said to be strong evil
dence that he assaulted Fayette County
lady, and also lady living near Snnnyside,
Spaulding County.
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Wheat-Local markets are firm, in sympathy
with stronger quotations ct seaboard. Ohering'
are light and buyers in the msjority-
Coma noticeable ab, euce of sellers. Choice
grades firmer, and all grades strong. Markets
elsewhere firm and active. Local stocks are
steadily decreasing. shipments exceeding exports
oats-steady, firm and scarce: local dealers
readily absorbing arrivals.
CHICAGO GRAIN REVIEW.
CHICAGO. April 2S-Visible supply OF grain
April IA: Wheat. d. 7cs.cOO bu-; corn, 1880 eco
bu.; oats 3s74,OOO bu.; barley, l. $4,000 bu; rye
l,657.l07 bu.
Regular wheat. active. unsettled and very ir-
regular closing lower; opened at Saturdays clos
Jog prices, decllned K@7sc, advanced l1s9iS4c,
declined 11E@lsse, and closed &c lover May. &c
lower June and July than Saturdays close. Sales
ranged at 81 1914 12sS April; 81 llsS1 1875 May
81 l41Sa1 155s June; 81 145s9 81 1873 July; winter
81 l2aI H. On call sales were made Of ,5l5. coo
bu. at 11s9s4c lower.
Corn active: speculative trading unsettled ana
generally lower; opened about Saturdays Close
rallied &c, declined IHc and closed &c lower
Nav. sc lower June and July thar Saturday
close. Sales. 5414G55Is, April; 55956Ac May; 81
a5sl<c June; 5S1zs595ss July; 5914 S.6e74c August
On call safes were lu1ue VI ffJiVVV DN ~ ~
Oats quiet; incline ~
lower. Sales, 4l%c. -
May: ll5sdiSc June; 421sgi2Ec Jdly; SSXC yeas
On call sales were made of 12o o. bu at Lake
lower.
Pork active but irregular and 40f45c higher at
close. Sales. $40 500 Q S5 cash: $40 25@ls 30
April; SIS s59I9 s71s MAY; sIs 1919 SIX June;
Slsg7<al9 rs July; sls 6lgl9 50 August. On call
sales were made of 800 bbls at 2x@5c lower.
Lard unusually active aud 12S<9I5c higher at
close. Sales, sll 709ll 7212 cash ana April s1 60
Gil rs May: Sill 759ll 95 June; 81 s5@l2 05
July; s11 s21<@i2 OK August On call sales
were made of 1900 tierces at Sc lower and 21sc
higher.
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
LoNDoT, April 23.-The Mark Lane Express in
review Of The British grain trade for the past
week. says: "The WHEAT crop has materially i'm
proved during the week. and trade Is frmer.
Flour is steadier. aud barley In favor OF buyers.
In foreign wheats there was a small business.
with the ioaung bulk steadily decreasing
Flour and maize were firmer. Cargoes or coast
were inactive. There were nineteen arrivals;
eighteen cargoes sold; nine withdrawn aud
twelve remain, including nine req winter and
two California The sales Of English wheat for
the week were 54,0S quarters at Ais Sd, against
S6. iss quarters at .6s 80 for the corresponding
week last year."
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THE INDIANA SENTINEL WEDNESDAY APRIL rs, 1888

Cast steel-Best American, per H., 15c spring;
STEEL e. tire steel SC; toe calk STEEL Sc; machin-
cry steel, 69sc. Eatls-eS 40.
1usceueneocG EATEsss,
Heuloek sole, 21asSc; oak colo, S59l0): Pam.
Eyivsnia harness Leather SO el03; harness lsatheI
So83So; Birdie leather, per dos, soo972; doznez1s
Kip, b08Soo; French MP, s5o1n 70; domestic chH
S0e9H 10; French Cali. o. 10e1 90.
Oils - weeuote, Linseec, raw. $50; boiled,
$50; lard OIL 70ao0c; minsr's' oil, 65@60c; lubH-
eating oil. 12o5oc; straits Oh, t0G56c; be1zins
l01isc; coal oil, Indiana legal test, 1lGl1ko;
Timers Supptfes-Hs quota.
Bert CHARCOAL ~, l. q, 10x1k, 1kz3o and 1xz12
" 90 pez box 4. 1OxlA. iSz2o and l2xl2 % % PEI
titc1A: 3iock lin, N pigs sSS; In bsYl, 2ee. .rx
IN ron, 4.5oc; ~ iron. exc; Moorshsao Ssl
yentssd, IS per cent. discount Sheet xinr. re
Copper bottoms, $50 psarlshed copper S9AS3o
Solder. 1sAlso. Wire. 90 per can't. OF li.f
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Consumptiou Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an Eas'
Indian missionary the formula of q simple
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asth-
ma, and ali throat and lung affections; also,
positive and radical cure for nervous debil-
ity and all nervous complaints, after having
tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases. has felt it his duty to
make It known to hissEtering fellows. Ac-
,uated by this motive and desire TO relieve
human suffering 1 will send free of charge,
to all who desire it, this recipe, in German,
French or English, with full directions for
preparing and using. Sent by mail by ad-
dressing with stamp, naming this paper,
W. A. NOyeS, li9 Powers Block, Rochester,
v
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CURED BY PRAYER.
Richard Huffman, a PENNSYLVANIA, "a
Cured OF Pan analysis and Other Naladies
by Wrestling IN Prayer.

Cured OF Pan alysfs and other nxaladies
by Wrestling an Prayer.
PHILADELPHIA. April 2l.-Richard Huffman, OF
Bentleysville, Washington County. has been
cured Of DaralystE and dumbness u a rer rkabl
manner. dis whole nervous system was para
lyLed for three years, and he suffered from hard
ening Of the spinal column. brought on by fall
when ne was thirteen years old His nerves were
pa1sied, ms 1esh was cold marble and his brain
and iRtestines were violently disturbed. A few
months later be got hold Of book relating cures
y prayer. written by Miss Carrie ndd of Br 10
~. Y. He wrote 20 her ana proposed that she
should pray forhim at her weekly prayer meet
INES. She agreed. and Ii was arranged that the
afflicted maE should pray at the same time Ia
eddlaon 70 this he resorted for secret prayer to u
woodshed nine miles from his home. Alter pray.
ing for week. he was one night thrown into a,
sort OF stupor. and he says that 1t the moment
something told him that he would recover On
the next morning he crawled out of the house.
aud the further ne vent the stronger he grew.
he had not gone far before he was able to stand
mp. He walked back to the house, a distance of
nve rods. and up nine steps 70 the Kitchen the
INST time for three years. During the past few
months the same prayer cure physician has
cured s1ek persons In Huntington and In Lock
Haven.
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Destroyed by a Cyclone.

ST. LOUIS, April l7.-Dispatches state that
the town of Zumbraia Falls. Wabasa County,
Minnesota, was almost destroyed by cy-
clone last Friday night. Several buildings
were wholly demolished. a 5000 bridge
was wrecked, large school house aud other
buildings unrooled, and all the stores end
houses on both sides of the street, frOm
Suge's Hotel to the river, had their from =
smashed in. The damage done was not esii-
mated, but il will be heavy. The sams
storm also did q good deal of injury to farms
in its track
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-04-25
A Murderer,s Confession.

HoRRIsTowx, N. j.. April Thames Trig-
Iowa, sentenced to be executed Tomorrow
1er the murder OF Minnie ChigwIn, con-
fessed his statements at the time OF the trial
sgainst her were false. He never knew
anything detrimental to her character. He
confesses having followed Minniean Harry
James, riva, along the to1-patb and at
tempting to shoot James, but his revolver
missed ire the hrst time, and Minnie, step
the second shot. In the struggle both rolled
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-04-25
Startling Yaakneas.

General and nervous debility, impaired
memory, lack of self-con6dence, loss of
manly vigor and powers are common results
Of excessive indulgence or youthful indIs-
cretions and pernicious solitary practices.
Victims whose manhood has thus been
wrecked by self-abuse, should address. with
three letter stamps, for large illustrated
treatise giving means of perfect cure. Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo,
v
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Wonders Never Caasa.

NEW YORK. April 23.-Professor Henry Norton
Of Stevens institute of Technology, delivered a
remarkable address this evening, IN which he
showed by experiments that by simple contiv-
ance and at sight expense, electricity could be
used as motive power, not merely to propel street
cars. but to run the most complicated kind OF
machinery. The energy stored In box cubic
foot large could take n car full of passengers
from one end of New York City to the other. He
claimed the contriyance might exceed in value
the invention of the telephone, as the secret of
applying electricity as a motive power has hitheT-
TO been sought in vain.
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Doinca of Dasneradnea.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 2t.-Four brothers nsmed
Barlor aud two others. Gil aud Winfield, desper-
ADDE'S, living in the vicinity of Normanville Kan.
and a terror to the community, went to the store
Of John N0rmile, postmaster, and demanded
liquor. Being refused they wrecked the store,
rOobed the safe. fired several shots from regoIv
ers, one of which MORALLY wounded The postmas-
.er'siwife. and then Aed. sheriff Blair with
posse is in pursuit.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-04-25

Bright's disease of the kidneys, diabetes
which you are being so frightened about,
Hop Bitters is the only thing that will
All other pretended cures only relieve for a
time and then make you MANY times worse
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into the canal, and when he disesgaged her
arms from his neck she was dead. He theL
made two attempts at self-destTuction, ONT
bullet passing in back of the ear. The
Sheriff thinks this is true statement
Triglown busted himself to-day writing d
letter to his mother, bidding his brother
good-by and conversing with spiritual ad
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-04-25
SIS Organs for Only 500.

The offer made in another column BY
Mayor Beatty of sS3 organ for $50 is worth
the attention of intending purchasers. This
offer must be accepted within ten days from
date OF this paper. The organ will be
packed and charg-s paid to its destination.
After ten days has expired the pnce will be
again advanced to $65. Mr.. Beatty reports
his business for the past four months as fol.
lows: His shipments have been December,
l ,4l0 organs; January 2,l92 organs; Feb
ruary LISP organs; March, LABS
organs, besides some 545 piano fortes.
His factory is taxed to its capacity, running
day and night.
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COMMERCIAL.

The grocery market was without Few features
yesterd w. Trade is brisk and promises to main
tain the present activity. There Is a fair move
ment of dry goods, sales being well distributed
Other markets unchanged.
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british GRAIN TRADE,
INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE nARzxrs
Et our. (3rnln nnd Efnz.

Flcur--Patent. g5 75a6 90; fancy. s5 25as so;
ohoioc. "a 7565 90; family. q 60tgl IS; treble
sxtrA g. 6593 So; double extra % 2tgs 40: ex.rs.
soundry, "a 25.
Wheat-We quote. BIG. AEkec.
No. Mediterranean. mn.suu.-~.l II track
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WhigkY.

ST. LOUIS, April 23.-Whisky-s1 IA.
BALTIMORE. April 2S.-Whisky-Unchanged
LOUISVILLE, April 23-whisky-Unchanged
CINCINNATI, April 23.-whish y-steady.
CHICAGO. April 3.-Whisky-steady.
NEW ORLEANS, April D. - Whisky - Un-
changed.
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The Boston Herald saws

Should the TallapOosa be storm-struck, the
Philadelphia Times reminds the captain and CT w
that "Chsndler's name is Jonah" No whale
could get away with William. He would
wheedle the monster into making the nearest
port and promptly realize on the bone and
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Foreign money and Stocks.

LONDON, April 2s-Railway Stocks-nlinois
Central, $50 Pennsylvania Central, 6J9s; New
York Central, 29%; Erie, 3Sss; isecoAos, 1ol;
Reading 2S54.
PARIS, April 23-Rentes-79f 22L0c.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, April 2S.-Dry Goods-General de-
m and crn>iue,auiy interrupted III clnseq uence OF
tae rain storm, but for leading makes OF prints,
lawns aud 9th r printed fabrics ana sessone tle
specialties in dress goods n business r"srhed
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-04-25
WEEKLY LIVE SIOUX REPORT.

UNION Shook YARDS, April a
Hogs-Receips the past week have been quite
liberal, being heavier than any week since the
close of the winter packing season. Quality has
been fair. some days quite good and again quite
Common, but on en- average has been rather
good for this season OF the year.
The demand from bosa hackers and shippers
has been fair, fully enough to take all the offer
ings and at very satisfactory prices. the general
range being about Toe lower than On last Tuesday
To-day, with 80 cars or sale of fair qU ality, the
market is fairly active and packers and shippers
hnYinQ We annta.
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No. 2 Rve--Nominal: 5Sc bid; none offered
rejected held 1T zoe: no buyers.
Bran Steady; Ella bid. no sellers.
H0miny Feed-Stea ~; held at SlT 20 arrive.
6hipStuf-Stesdy; held at SIT; no buyers.
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IRON and Steel rIarket.

Bar Iroi,-s2 40 rates. hoop iron. 80. 80 rates. Nor
way and S9 sde iron. &C rates; horse shoe iron, 3c
Horse Shoes--Burden q Perkins. per keg, IS 90;
mule shoes 81 per kes advance Horse Shoe Nails
Northwestern, Globe, and Perkins, per box, s6 o.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL


The local money market was moderately active
yesterday. The feeling continues easy under an
abundant supply of funds. with 1inisbed de-
mand from borrowers. The movement Of cur
rency to the country continues light. Interest is
quoted at and per cent Exchange is in fair
demand and rates unchanged.
New York Financial Market.
NEW YoRE. April 2s.-AoreY-S95H per cent,
closed offered at per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-sh<96 per cent
Government Bonds-1sc lower for IS and as,
unchanged for Is and extended IS.
Railroad Bonds = Irregular and generally
heavy.
State Securities-Duu and frac.ionally lower.
1o-dsy's business on the stock market leaves
prices irregular as compared with prices ruling at
| the close of Saturday. Some shares were frac-
ton higher aud some q fraction lower. The
strongest in the last hour were the Central Pac6c,
Lsckawana, New York Central. Northwestern,
Northern Pacific, oregon, Trans-Contirental,
st. Paul, Union Pacific, Wabash. Western Union.
Louisville and Nashville, sill of which were 80
sc higher than at the close Saturday. Manitoba
IVES exceptionally strong, and advanced 1Hc in
the last hour Ia l2Ssz. New York and Texas Land
company advanced from So 70 60. Nearly all the
stocks were fraction lower than Saturday. The
market closed with a stronger toae than was sp-
psrent at any previous time Of the day.
Transactions aggregated 2S6 900 shares. OF which
stu were CaAaua utheriI ~ O00 LsckaEanna,
500 Denver 5.C0O Erie. 500 Kansas and Texas
25,0 900 Lake Shore, 1890 Louisville, 300 North
western, O00 New Jersey Central, 5OOJ Northern
Pacific POGO St. Paul. 6ot0 Texas Pacific, 22,0O0
Union Pacific, IO,Oo0 Wabash Pacific ii 600 East
Tennessee.
Mining stocks-Dull; Sonora Consolidated, 100;
ROBINSON Consolidated, S3 TO &C. closing at 50;
Horn silver, so and 77j; Alice, SIS; Hall d Au-
dersOn. lbs and I'D; Virginia, co. and 300 snares
of Sierra Grande, l65, selles TO- Sales TO day were
As, 40 shares.
Pipe Line Certificates to-day were fairly active
call az 92s<.
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Cattle-Receipts the past week have been rated
light, in consequence of which prices have ad-
vanced on butche stock about 25c er hundred,
and remained INN on shipping grades. Should
receipts be m ore liberal the sdyance will not be
sustained, especially butcher stock. To-day
the feeling is finn on ali grade, with very light
SUI ply. We quote:
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Drug Market,

Alcohol. q 2s02 so; csIomel 75c9S1 %: cam
phor, S03s5c; oochinef. 60970o; ohloroforn, 609
85c; gum opium, 81 6094 20; indigo. 81 o09s 90;
morphine, IS 5O1s 70. Oils-Csstor, 81 26@1 30;
sweet OIL. oOc9N IS; olive OIL, 81 50eS 90; berga-
mot Bsnderson's). "a 75as CO.; lemon SANDER
oinuhonidis, p & W. 3 6Cgsloo. American bi-carb.
soda, 4g5c; English do. 6H@so. 5nuf-Gsrett's
2oz. packs. 81 Is per DOS. Eos. bottles, 81 60 per
dos. Flove's suiphur, 1910. Tuspentine. 5595so.
English yer. red, by bbl., 25zc; less quantities
s<e. Iodine, s2.75Ds Oc. Iodide potash, 81 65.
Groves $4,000. Rhubarb, goo gu Is. Window
g,azs 90 and 20 per cent: double 20 and 80 Der
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q slipx. 90 days.. So IS per cent ex. div- los

erlins, % dAys...... IS per cent ex. Nv i0S
per cent. los New D. q. kE.....-.-. 1l95f
H0Ta-The purchasing price -o< 9overnrez.s
q lct2kopa Val per cant
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-06-27

THIS anonymous item is too severely
true, and the lesson it enforces should be
carefully conned. "Nine people out of
ten leave door open behind them. They
do not seem to know how to shut door.
1t appears to be natural, and probably,
an inherited inability, just as with some
people there is no such thing as knowing
one tune from another, as with others it
is impossible to acquire facility and
hardness in the use of tools. Modern
ingenuity has tasked itself to make up to
suffering world for the incapacity or
negligence of people who never close
door, by the application of weights or
springs that will automatically do what
every man, woman and child ought to in
stinctively. But even these appliances
are not always to be relied upon
clearly the door should be shut by the
person who opens it. The first lesson
would inculcate the elemental and simple
duty itself. Boys and girls should be kept
passing doorway, each one opening and
closing the door for himself or herself,
until not mothers son or daughter of
them could leave door ajar. Then the
finer features of the accomplishment
might be introduced. There are people
who always slam door, there-are others
who hold it open, and close it so slowly
that numberless colds and sore throats
have time to march through. But with
out becoming too fastidious, it is impor-
tant that every one should be taught to
close the door, and fasten it in some way.n
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-06-27

by his old commander. The interview
between them is described as very affect
ing. He was everywhere hailed as the
good general the SOLDIERS friend" In
Montpelier, where Lafayette arrived on
the evening of June %, Judge Paine made
the address of welcome. In the morning
at the brick church, where Bethany church
now stands, Mrs. Watrous, on behalf of
the ladies, read an eloquent welcome. To
all these tokens of affection and gratitude
Lafayette replied with unaffected simple
ity, and with emotions often deeply stirred.
His last act in America showed the innate
goodness, tenderness and delicacy of his
spirit He had learned that one of his
companions in arms, General William
Barton, was confined for debt in the Jail
at Danville, vt. Just before sailing for
France, on board the Brandywine he
wrote letter to General Isaac Fletcher
of Lyndon, enclosing draft to pay his
old comrades debts, and the old soldier,
after fourteen years of confinement, was
released and returned, rejoicing, TO his
home in Rhode Island.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-06-27

The Chicago Aduance commenting
upon recent statement by Oliver John
son in the Christian Register to the effect
that seven the supreme court of the
United States once decided that negro
had no rights which a white man was
bound to respect" says: "This is a
serious charge against the highest tribunal
in our land, and if it is based on an entire
Misrepresentation, every lover of his country
must wish it to be corrected. The Ian.
guage undoubtedly refers to Judge Taney's
decision in the celebrated bred Scott case.
These are the words he used They
Il. O., the negroes] had for more than a
century before the Declaration of Inde-
pendence] been regarded as beings of an
inferior order, and altogether unfit to
associate with the white race, either in
social or political relations, and 30 far in
ferior that they had no rights which the
white man was bound to respect This,
very candid reader must see at once, was