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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-12-10

some cause. seen proper 10 call no the 10 At
ter IN q mostl yiog manner as will fully 40
pear nom the following, which I clip FROM
The Columbia City Commercial, the
Blaine" organ Of this city which is clsimed
70 C. me from the Chicago Inter Ocean, which
'pf an incident that occurred at Auder.
son, during the campaign, the Inter Ocean
Of last Thursday SAYS:
"DuriRg the late O. mpaign Colonel /. B.
Mcdonald of Columbia CITY, Ind, was
frightened out of a Democratic speech he was
delivering ct Anderson by receiving = teIe
gram intended for smother Mcdonald who
was q railroad man. The Iailrosd man had
telegraphed TO frienG askir@ tor chs use of
a railroad veloclpede, ard tSe 1rsF came.
Yes. you had better fres 3atA lie iugcrxuce
policy. This w. i-...3ed the Democratic
orator when 10 - midst of bis speech, aud
thinking it q warning against assassins
he suddenly stopped and sought place Of
safety"
In the first place, these loysf liars fail 20
give the correct message, and in the seoord
place, they eagerly lie about the Anderson
meeting. Let me say to the whole pack OF
the fellows, that / finished my address, and
that the same lasted one hour and ten min.
utes after the message wac received and read
by me; the meeting was orderly, and that
no one Uas frightened in the least st that
meeting. IL the Inter Ocean, the Journal,
COMMERCIAL and other sheets Of their iik,
see proper. to continue Ia their lying course
about Democrats they shall be properly
branded az living out OF whole cloth in
this matter. When they say that Colonel
/. d. Mcdonald was frightened out of
a Democratic sPeech," or that he sud-
denly stopped, and sought q place of
safety" they simply lie and I can prove ID.
and any one of the whole crew is dared to
make an affidavit, before competent suthori.
~. stating that the matters set forth in the
moroccan of the Inter Ocean is true: then it
will be seen to tnst the fellow shall have q
home at Michigan City for tina proper term
for perjury. L have no disposition to look
after these lying fellows but in this case /
am forced to publish this card. as these fell
lows bad conceived the idea that they had
3 good thing aud would publish es q small
morsel to let them down, in their more than
unpleasant political calamity. Any Of them
can End me at Columbia City, Whitley
County, Indiana, at any time.
Very respectfully, etc.
ISAIAH g. MCDONALD.
Columbia City, November 20.
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SAEr IctTN HENpyfcKs. Attorneys for Plsin.
tiff


CsTATE OF INDIANA MARioS CoUSrT, SIS: In
~ q o Superior Court Of Marion County. in the
State OF Indiana. No xk.IS7. COIa1aint 10 quiet
title.
Jrrnes A. Roosevelt Us. james Shepherd Charles
g Davis. administrator OF the estate 81 Re R-ca ).
CleavengeT, deceased. end the unknown heirs OF
RebeCC3 8. ClesvengeT, deceased
Be it known, That the Dist day OF August, 1884.
an the Office of the Clerk Of the superior Court of
Marion County, In the state OF Indiana. his COM
plant against the above named defendants ana
the saic plaintiff having also filed II open Court
Competent person. showing that said defendants,
james Shepherd. Char Z. DAVIS, admins
atOTtTith the will annexed OF the estate % keocc
"a s. Gleayenger, decea ed. and the uuRDOHD heirs
OF taid Rebecca ) ClesYenger, deceased. arc nee
eskafy parties defendant TO the complaint Ee-eid'
that cause OF action exists against them IS s9own
b. said complaint. tha( the same Il IN relation
real estate situate I'm Marion County, IN tl- State
OF Indiana, and that said James Sheplei and
Charles G. Davis admin traitor, etc. are eaca nOn-
names or the unknown heirs OF ReOecca :.
Clesyenger. deceased, ere respectively un Known
and said defendants. whose Names are unknown,
are believed 70 De Don-residents oi the State OF
Indiana
Row. therefore, by order OF said Court said de-
feiIdants above named are respectively hereby
notified OF the fling and tendency Of 50 q con-
plant against them, and that unless they appear
and answer or demur thereto. at the calling of said
cause on the I'd day OF February l5os. the same
Deing the FIRST judicial day Of terra Of said Court
70 b begun and held at the COuf. House IN the
city o. Indianapolis, on the first Dncay - Fe0r1-
airy, 1885. said complaint ana the matters and
things therein contained snd alleged VII be heard
and determined In their absence.
AOsFS O. AcLAlNs
nov25-Sw Clerk.
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PRESENT THIEvIEG TARIFF.

TO INDIANA DEMOCRATS: Since issuing our
last annual prospectus you have achieved a glorl-
GUS victory ia Your State and aided materially in
transferring tho National Government once more
into Democratic hands Your triumph has been
s. complete rs your fatthfulness through twenty
fOnF ysRrs WIS berOic.
In the late campaign, az in former ones, the
SENTISEL's arm has been baIed Ia the light. We
STOOD shoulder TO shoulder, as brothers, in the
csDh,ct; we now ssk your hand for the coming
year IN our celebration OF the victory.
our columns that were vigorous with fight when
the fight WAS on will now. since the contest Is ove
b. devood 10 the arts of peace. With It's ENLARGED
PATRONAGE the SENTINEL VIII be better enabled
than ever 10 give an
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Er TU fSksUrE.


WALLA WALLA, w. T., Dec. 2.-The States
man yesterday published the following let.
ter from George G. Gorhsm:
BY DEAR SIR--The defeat OF Blaine has put an
end TO sham Kepubllcanism, which hss for yeRrs
been the concu bine OF the Pemocratic Turk II
tie Republicans who are devoted to justice and
equal rights will cease installing the false for the
true, and cease siOning their prophets and en-
shrining chests and prostitutes. there can be re-
formed Republican party. If the Reds the Hal
siesds aud Baines aud the Ike are still 10 be our
Aarons in tho wilderness. then e would be
crime TO restore party in which they can flourish.
Asf the negro, he will IhTiTo better by liltie
wholesome neglect from those who use
BIN only q peTtv ShiOOOieth ia the North.
while cODspiring against him IN the south. The
Republic has some Clark problems TO rive, but the
defeat OF the man who was violently opposed 10
MahOne's coalition in 1851, 1872 aud 1883 sEd ~
the Force bill in 1875 is surely step forwa-t.
Blaine tRys he was defeated because Burcheod ar
rested the deSertion Of Catholics from the Demo
cratic ranks What confeeEioni He received
the votes OF one-third of the Democratic party OF
the United States, else he would not have carried
ten States, perhaps not six. l shall waiI 70 see
whether the PARTY tries 20 recover strength nv
building on its disease before hasten my cOnclu-
stone "a 70 the future.
Very truly, your friend
n
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on for Row OrIeans

WAsRIEeToN, Dec. 8 Secretary Teller and
Postmaster General Hatton left this morn
ing with their families ia special car by
Atlantic Coast Line FOR New Orleans, TO at
tend the Worlds Exposition. They will
stop few days in Florida, but will reach
New orleans in time for the opening OF the
EXPOSITION
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one bottle viii satisfy you Of its merits;
price. g.. 50. pint bottles only, or three bot
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An English physician warns mothers
acsinst allowing babies to suck their thumbs,
because il results in peculiar defornity of
the chest,s depression Of the tboraL by pres
sure from the arm of the infant ga is lies
with its thumb in its mouth.
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Unsurpassed News and Family Paper.

The proceedings OF Congress and OF our Demo
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It's Commercial Reyiews and Market Reports
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BLOWN OUT OF EXISTENCE.
Wealthy Farmer YOans's Family snd
Homestead Wiped Out.

Three OF the Victims OF the STAFFORD Explo-
sion Already Bead-Others OF the
EiEht Who Were Injured in n Dying
COnditiOn-Incidests of the
Terrible Affair.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the under.
IN signed has been appointed Administrator OF
tho estate Of Magdalens FederspDlt late OF
Marion County, Indiana. deceased. Said estate
y MICHAEL EEDRRsPlLLL
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LYDIA Z. PINXHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
; IS A POSITIVE CURE =


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IT WILL DIssoLv. AND ExPEI. TUMsss PROM THE
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y II REMOVES FAIyTSEsS, FLATrIENcF pysrEoYs
ALL CRAVING FOE STIMULASTs. AND REIIE YES WEAK
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1885 FOR THE YEAR 1885
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AS heretofore, an Incorporating enemy
OF Monopolies in whatever form appearing,
and especially to the spirit OF subsidy, as
embodied IN the
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INOR sALB-Fasm OF 2sOGcres five miles south
II of Portland, Ind. This Is G choice stock of
grain farm good land and IN excellent condition.
also 10 acre farm or the pike four miles west
OF Union City, I0d., poor bullding 81 Si3 per
acre; alke, 80 acres with house and OrchRrd. one
mile from Union City: also "a acres OF rich cotton
land tbree--5urthS miles from Newcastle Court
House, Henry County. :n3isns. 81 $50 per sore;
this is choice rich bottom land for gardening.
DICKINSON & CO., Richmond. Ind.
Sc-I4w2
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Colonel Mcdonald Strikes Bsok--auothsr
Lie Nailed.

Colonel Mcdonald Strikes Bsotz-Auothsr
Lie Nailed.
To the Editor Of the Sentinel:
SIR-On the 18th OF October, after making
sn address to the people OF Alexandria, by
urgent request o. the Democratic Central
Committee OF 2isaiscn County, my appoint
ment at SCmsnityille, In that county, was
changed r. tire city OF Anderson. On the
evening OF The 2lst Of October went 70 that
city u 40 dress the people there. The meet
ing wal held In the Courthouse, where
very large audience was assembled. After l
had spoken about thirty or forty minutes.
the gentlemanly Deputy Sheriff, Mr.. Allen
Richwine, came forward and handed to mo,
while speaking, telegraphic message, which
read as follows
Yes. but you hsd better make your VIII before
you start
simply read tbs message, and said, ii 1t
Was intended for me, as a matter of intimi-
dation, that they had struck the wrong man,
and, Mt the same time. announced that
there must certainly be some mistake about
the matter, and that thought the message
was not intended for me. ] afteEward
learned that the whole thing wss
a mistskP; that the message was for one 5. q.
Mcdonald, an employee of the Cinoln natl,
Wabash and Michigan Railway Company;
that the whole matter was caused By =
''smart aleck," operator OF the railroad cIm-
pany at Anderson. On the next morning,
October 81. I went to Wabash and presented
to Mr.. Lsmport q copy OF the message, re
tanning the original, which had in my
possession. The proper explanations we're
made by Mr.. Lamport, and all was satistac'
tory to all parties. Since the November cleo
ton some Of the Blaine" organs have, for
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pU1
YousFANO
IN AWSE

Turn the screw until the pain is
all you can possibly bear, and
that's Rheumatism; turn the
screw once more, and that's
Neuralgia. Such was the def
milton of these two diseases
given mis- class by a Professor in
a medical college, and he added:
Gentlemen, the medical pro-
fe5sion knows no certain cure
for either" The latter state
mcnt is no longer true, for it has
been proved time and again that
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H0En = MONTE. Agents wanted. 90 bet seiL
Aftlte ing ARTICLES IN TIE World. 7 fefuple froes
0GOo Aaars~sJAV BRONSON. . ett OFT. Mon.
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Races to be Rowed-John Ritz Has Quit
Rowing and viii Go to Work.

Races 10 De tsO"eu-OOnh kSltE HhS Uuit
Rowing and VIII Go to work.
A rumor was in circulation in this city
last evening to the effect that Teemer and
Altmyer, of Pittsburg, were matched to row
a three mile race for purse Of $1,000,
Altmyer to receive thirty seconds start.
Nothing of reliable nature could be ascer-
tanned whether the match was be made or
not. Wheeling sports in talking over the
matter last evening thought that such a
start would place the men on an equal foot,
ing.
STONY" Ritz has about decided 10 go to
work again in the mill as he is unable to
secure race. The oarsmen in this city,
or their hackers, to use his expression, rate
themselves very low.
The Courtney-ROss race will be rowed on
the Sth inst
Tuesday evening Priddy and George Gang
in the office of the Pittsburgh Sportsman,
made arrangements for a three mile single
scull race at Hutton on July 3lst for $3.50
a side, with privilege to increase it to $500 a
side. Priddy gives Gang clear start of 80
feet. John Powers and Thomas Mentally
made race in the same Office for two
mile race, 300 aside, on the Allegheny
course. to come off June llth.
McDonOugh and Thomas, of McKeesport,
will row a three-mile race on the MeHees,
port course a week from next Saturday.
Purse 5000 a side. Considerable interest is
manifested by the friends of both parties, as
the contestants are supposed to be very
equally matched.
What has become Of Pittsburg's boasted
Oarsmen2
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results OF RUNNING.
small Matters or News Picked Up Here
mud There.

aud Fhere.
JEErSRsOS CLus meeting tonight
The Greek mill resumed work Yesterday
morning.
DxMocRArIc address at the Hall of Dele
gates tonight.
Two marriage licenses we're issued at
Clerk Hooks office Yesterday
THE Fulton fire department viii give
their annual picnic at Seiber.s Garden, the
25th Of this month.
ZloS Luthern Church Sunday School win
hold their annual picnic al Seibert's Garden,
Tuesday, June 24th.
THE Riverside mill signed the scale yes
terday morning. All the mills in this dis
trict have now signed the scale.
THE new nail factory at the Riverside mill
viii start up this morning. The oldor main
factory viii not get on until Friday.
TnE Committee on Fire Department viii
meet at the CITY Building at o'clock this
AFTERNOON to make their annual tour.
The Opera House Orchestra. has been en-
gagged for the commencement exercises OF
the Seguin Collegiate Institute June 23d.
The Healy base ball club could not pro-
cure the new fair grounds on the 18th of
June for their picnic, and will hold it on the
18th. =.
The Arion Singing Society will give a
private moonlight picnic and hop at Wheel
ing Park, Friday next. A most enjoyable
time is anticipated.
DR.. Z. f. MYERS has lately moved from
Virginia street into his new residence on
South Penn street, which be lately pur-
chased from Mr. Vim. Cline
The Petition which was adopted by
Council at its last meeting is to pave Main
street from Ninth to Fourth streets, in
stead of from Ninth to Fourteenth streets
TONIGHT at the. Hall of Delegates Hon
f. W. Wilson will deliver an address on the
Issues Of the day. He is eloqu mt, forcible
speaker and all Democrats are invited to be
! present.
The BOYS working at the Belmont mill
would Ike to receive their pay next Friday
J afternoon, instead of Saturday, the regular
| paw day, as they want to attend the picnic
at Beaver on Saturday.
IAST cNtuluI M uOScph AAuNhr VI tuc
Eighth ward. was surprised by his numer-
oss friends headed BY Birch's orchestra who
escorted him TO Schwartz's hall where a
pleasant evening was spent dancing.
MR. HARRY HOUSER, who has been the
faithful and very efficient correspondent Of
the New York Clipper at this point for the
past ten years, Yesterday received notice
Of disappointment, with accompanying Gre
dentialS
The trustee sale of the personal proper
ty Of George Serange has been postponed
ill Saturday, June -. and the place from
1867 Main street 10 1922 Main street, cor
ner Of Fourteenh.
A CURIOSITY in the shape Of a fish was
caught in the Narrows by two Eighth ward
BOYS Tuesday night. The fish looks like
What is known here as a sucker 1t
measures eight feet in length and is
now on exhibition in the Eighth ward.
A GOOD many people were surprised yes
terday at the slim crowd in attendance at
! the concert given ae Wheeling Park. There
is nothing surprising about it from the SIM
pie fact that the concert was very poorly
advertised In fact, the people didn't know
ANYTHING about it. A little judciOus in
vestment in printers ink will remedy all
this.
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GOSSIP AND GOssPKRs.
Friends, Strangers and Guests-Soclal and
Personal News.

Friends, Strangers and Guests-sociai and
Personal News.
Hon B. F. Brady, Of Martinsburg, is in
the city.
Rev. S. b. Barnitz is among his many
friends in the city.
Col. B. W. Byrne of Charleston, and
Capt. All W. Burnett, Of the same place,
are in the city.
Mr. Chidester a promising young lawyer
of the Weston bar, is here attending the
Supreme Court.
Mrs D. c. Barclay. of Ingleside, Ala,
and Mrs. B. c. Hagermaa, of Bethany, were
in the city yesterday.
Judges Green Wood and Snyder, of the
Supreme Court, ARRIVED yesterday. Judge
johnson came on the day before.
Fealy Deyers, who was visiting his broth
er, Jim DeverS, the genial and accommo-
dating night operator at COnnerville, has re-
turned home
Col. Fred Norton aud family left yester-
day for the great Northwest on an extended
trip. They will take in the sights Of Vel
low Stone Park, while away.
A. ]. Foreman, Jr., departed this
morning for Wheeling, where he viii attend
the commencement exercises Of the Wheel
ing Female College. Il is said that Art.
has quite an interest in the class of 81 at
that MISUNDERSTANDING Journal
Captain Charles Smith, Of Washington
Pa, and Col. Charles Welsh, of Cummings
Vile Pa, are the guests of Mr.. Charles
Smith, of East Wheeling. Both visitors
came here to attend the picnic to be given
by the old Pioneers, at Wheeling Park
to-day.
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A Painter Gobbled at welisburg- The Sal.
walton Army Wins Case and Decamps.
Jasper Young. a painter by trade, who
has been here for some weeks, was arrested
while at work yesterday. He is wanted at
town near Cleveland, o., on several charges
of criminal libel and some other offenscs.
He is also charged with sending obscene
matter through the mails. He was traced
to this place by detective as fugitive and
when arrested decided to go with the othcer
without the formality of swearing out a
United States warrant being gone through.
A little child of Murphy, editor of the Local,
is dangerously ill. Christopher Mitchell
Thomas Joyce, Thomas Sullivan aid James
W. Sanders were admitted to citizen
ship and John Haney took out his
first papers in the Circuit Court.
A SALVATION ARMY CASE.
The case of the State on complaint OF
members of the Salvation Army against
Kerr and others was before the Court to
dav. The charge was for disturbing their
meeting. The plea of not guilty was with
drawn and a plea of guilty entered. The
Court passed sentence ordering the pay
ment of fine of twenty-five dollars aud
confinement in the county Jail for one day.
The Young men are respectable and had not
intended any offense. The members OF the
Army we're for the most part responsible for
the disturbance. The citizens do not at
tach any especial blame to the boys. Much
TO the relief of our citizens the Salvation
Army has abandoned the town and their in
fiuence for bad has become thing of the
past. The wish of good citizens is that they
NAV not return. The weather here is warm
during the day but not oppressive, and the
nights are pleasant