The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-23
CURRENT NOTES.

THE last specification against Judge Hoadly is
that he "bolted" Old Bill Allen in 1875.
Jim" FISK, the London Spec .ator says, is ''the
only perfectly vulgar man of genius" it eau re-
call.
BY the way another OF the Balaklava''six humid
red" has just died. That reduces the ranks to
about 900.
CHAIRMAN JONES. of the National Greenback
Committee, says his organization may not sue
coed in 1884, but it will sweep the deck in 1883.
THE dinner to Mr.. Henry Irving, in London, at
which the Lord Chief Justice has promised to
preside, is now definitely fixed for the 4th of
July.
EI-CoNG REssNAN DIEzESDoRF. of Virginia, has
sent open letter to the President claiming that
the Malone rule in that State has been corrupt
and disgraceful.
MRS. HARRIET LANE JOHNSTON has placed a
memorial window in St. Psul's 2. E. Church. Bal
timore. in memory of her sons, James Buchanan
and Harry Johnston.
GEORGE HEARST, the unsuccessful Democratic
candidate for Governor of California, is mentioned
as the coming Democratic candidate for the
United States Senate.
SENATOR DON CAMERON and family sail for Flu
been with the family for some time, gees with
the children, and they will be placed at school
abroad.
COLONEL SITTING BULL would be good one to
put in charge of the Tewksbury Aims House. He
has in him all the elements of pious Republican
Aims House offieial.-Macon (Ga.) Messenger
Dem.)
PRESIDENT ARTHUR did just and most praise
worthy act In issuing an executive order pre-
venting the stealing of the Zuni Indians water
supply by Senator Logan's son-in-law and his
ring of associates.
MRS. AUGUSTA EVANS WILSON. the novelist is
now about fifty years old and looks pale and
faded; but her eyes are bright, and her face con-
stsntly wears a smile. She lives in a fiower-em-
powered cottage on Spring Hill road. Mobile, and
devotes most of her time to caring for her hus-
bond, who is a confirmed invalid.
THEY may talk of harmony as they will, but
there is no harmony in the bosom of party when
smoldering feuds can blaze up so fiercely upon so
slight provocation. In the dismissal of Keim
the President completed the process CT identity
ing himself with the half breeds, and finally
turned his back upon the Stal Cincinnati
News-Journal (Dem)
GOVERNOR WALLER, of Connecticut. astouished
the railroad corporations OF that State by vetoiug
the bill which passed the Legislature during its
last hours reducing TAXATION on State railroad
bonds. The bill would have assisted one road
to the extent of $4,000. This is said to be the
first instance I'm the history of Connecticut where
a Governor has ever vetoed a revenue bill when
too late to be reconsdered and repassed by the
Legislature.
CALIFORNIA has State Prison scandal and the
Attorney General has submitted to the Governor
charges against four State Prison Directors "A. H..
Chapman. ]. II. Neff. william F. McNutt and J..
W. Schell He charges them with neglect of
duty and misconduct In having reported to the
Late Governor Perkins the general expense and
improvement account OF the Prison to be SIS. rs,
which statement was and is false, In that no such
sum was ever expended, and that the fact of the
statement being false was known to the Directors.
Mrs. EMILY C. KMBAIL. of Riley. Mich, de-
serves TO go on record "A model American wo-
man. She IL eighty three years of age, and has
within the last two years knitted twenty four
pairs OF socks and stockings and four pairs Of nit
tens, and made and quilted nine patchwork
quilts, some of them of very minute pieces and
intricate patterns, besides assisting with the
homework and doing general sewing for the
family. The old lady is a better housekeeper at
eighty three than many of the candidates for
matrimony at sweet sixteen are.