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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-25
MINOR MENTION.

Democratic Senators Disguised with the
False Economy of the House.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, March PA Democratic sena-
tor who is member of the Senate appropri-
atoms cOmmitte said tonight that the Demo
Gratis in the Senate are surprised and annoyed
at the cheese-paring policy inaugurated by the
House committee on appropriations, and that
the Senate would not consent to see the bust
ness of the government crippled by any such
false economy as that proposed by the House
Democrats. The Senate will, he says, make
such amendments to the appropriation bills as
will secure efficient service in all departments
of the government, and will sit until November
rather than see the postofice and other appro-
priation bills passed in their present shape,
This gentleman is one of the leaders of the
Democratic side, and he is power in the coun-
ellis of his party
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JOIN Pope Major-general


Relief for Commissioned Army Officers.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WAsHINGToN March "a. --Representative Rob
inson, of Ohio, introduced to-day, bill to place
on the retired list all commissioned officers who,
at the time of discharge from the service, We're
incapacitated by wounds, or INJURIES or disease
received in line of duty, and which would have
entitled them to be placed the retired list un-
der the act of August B. 1861, provided that the
disability incident to the service existed at the
date of making application for benefit under
this act.
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A New Plan for surface Drainage.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, March 24-This reference is
made to the regulation of surface drainage in
the report of the Commissioner of Agriculture,
which the farmers of Indiana will read with in
terest; "a correspondent in view of the inju-
rious effects Of river Overfows, and the agricul-
tural necessity of restraining the immediate and
violent movement of surface drainage suggests
horizontal ditching of hillsides to hold the sur
face for percolation through the soil and into
the earth. There is so large proportion of I'M
occupied land in the hilly regions, where great
streams take their rise, that the prevention of
floods by such means may be impractcable
There is an evil realized as serious in many dis
tricts especially over large areas in the South,
fer which this plan might prove a remedy, if
otherwise practicable 1t is the washing into
gullies of declivitous surfaces which not unfre-
quently renders such areas valueless 1t IS a
plan which looks to individual effort, and offers
compensation for the SERVICE and is, therefore.
easier than the construction of great reservoirs
at immense cost, requiring neither capital nor
legislative grants. great difficulty would arise
as to union of individual effort sufficient to in
duce appreciate results
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-25
LEO XIII.
The Report that the Pope VIII Leave Rome
for Malta Ridiculed.

ROME, Marc 2i.--While discussing the report
of the Popes intended departure from Rome,
with your correspondent, to day Cardinal How
ard ridiculed the notion of the Popes having any
thought of leaving the Vatican at all events,
said his Emineuce laughing heartily as lie rose
to receive another visitor, Il have not heard a
word about it. Nor has Cardinal MacCabe Car
dinal Manning, MP Cardinal Newman, to my
knowledge taken any steps to induce the Ho',
Father to remove from Rome nor have l an
reason whatever to believe That the Holy Fa.hc4
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His Rumored Resignation.

LoNDoN, March 24.-The Pail Mall Gazette
says the only foundation for the statement made
by the Morning Post that Air Gladstone's resig-
nation was withheld at the request of the Lib
eral ministers. is the fact that Gladstone's i'll
ness is more serious than at first supposed.
But. it says, "Gladstones cold is one thing;
the political crisis is another"
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TELEGRAPH CORRESPONDENTS.
The Bill Introduced by MIR. Money for Pro
Vidine Cheaner Rates.

tluAHS CnedpeE
WASHINGTON, March 4-The bill introduced
by Representative Money for the purpose of Sc
curing correspondence by telegraph at cheaper
rates, authorizes and directs the Postmaster
general to enter into a contract, in behalf of the
Unit States, with the Postal Telegraph and
Cable Company. Within five years from the
date of the contract the company shall be pre-
pared to do business in all cities in the Atlantic
division having postoffice delivery east of the
Mississippi and the Missouri rivers, and south
of Omaha and Minneapolis Within seven years
the business shall be extended to the Pacific
coast and be known as the Pacific
division. The rates proposed are
% cents for twenty words ard 10 cents
for each additional ten words. Fifteen cents
shall be charged for night messages of twenty
words in the Atlantic division In the Pacific
division the rates from the Atlantic division
shall be so cents for twenty words and % cents
for each additional ten words, and % cents for
night messages of twenty words Newspaper
rates shall be threefourths of a cent for day
service and one-half of cent for night service,
in the Atlantic division For points between
the two divisions the rate is increased one-quar-
ter of cent in each instance. Between New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington,
and between all other points embracing only
short distances, the rate shall be one-half of a
cent per word during the day and one third of a
cent per word at night The bill provides that
stamps shall be issued for conducting the
business
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General Lew Wallace Warmly Commended
for the Firmness Shown in Dealing
with the Turk-Cable Notes.


The Followers of Osman Digma Insist or
Another Battle.
SUAKGM March 24-Osman Digma has as
sumed the dress of a dervish. His followers,
estimated at from 900 to 5000,
are exhorting him to fight d third
time with promises of success.
1t is reported battle will be fought tomorrow.
Admiral Hewitt has disbanded the Abyssinian
scouts, because they thrashed the Egyptians
He has liberated the female slaves and ordered
the runaways restored to their masters.
Osman Digma is telling his followers that he
possesses the power of rendering English bullets
harmless
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The Greedy Relief.

WASHINGTON, March 24-The chief signal
officer of the army has received telegram from
a whaer at St John, N. F., saying that whalers
now at that port are very anxious to go in search
of the Greedy party, if it be made worth their
while and that it is reported there that a reward
has been offered. Mrs. Greedy is very DESTROYS
that the cooperation of whalers should be Sc
cured by means of suitable offer of pecuniary
compensation in case of success.
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Wichita's Gift.

CINCINNATI, March 24-Thirty- cars of
corn sent by the city of Wichita, and Sedgwick
county, Kan to the Ohio river flood sufferers,
were formally rendered on Change by the commit
tee, to-day, and accepted by Henry Urner, chair
man of the relief committee The cartoons that
came on the cars were exhibited in the Chamber
of Commerce The corn will be sold on Change,
tomorrow, at auction.
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War Declared Against scalpers.

CHICAGO, March 24.-The passenger agents of
the east-bound trunk lines at their meeting to-
day, considered means for driving ticket scalpers
out of business. 1t was resolved to endeavor to
enforce the law in this State which forbids any
one dealing in tickets who is not an authoriz ed
agent of some railroad line.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-25
Two Men Buried by a Cave-In.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, March 24-Two men were
buried, this afternoon, by mine caving in.
rescuing party is at work There is little hope
OF finding the victims alive.
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Pauner Immigrants.

OTTAWA, March 24-In the Commons, this
evening the policy of bringing pauper immi-
grants into Canada was attacked, but the motion
to change the policy of the government was de-
feated-II0 to 90
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of the original patent, and the fourth and fifth
claims have not been infringed. Second that
the reissued Bostwick patent is not for the same
invention set forth in the original patent and it,
too, is therefore void The decree of the Circuit
Court dismissing the appellants bill is therefore
affirmed
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-25
Illinois PostOffices,

WASHINGTON. March 24.-The following post
offices have been added to the presidential offices
with the salaries stated: Bement, H., 81, 100;
Franklin Grove Ill, 81, 600 South Evanston,
ILL.,, 81, l00 Wyoming Ill. $1,000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-25

CARMI March 24-This morning Howard
Gentry, colored farm hand, shot and killed his
wife, and then blew out his own brains. Jeal-
ousy was the cause.
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Yellow Fever.

SAN Francisco, March 24.-Informaton has
reached here that yellow fever has broken out
on the United States steamer Iroquois, now on
her way to Alaska.
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WHEN INDICATIONS.
TUEsDAY.-Statjonoyy tonapera-
ture. occasional light rains.
TO WORKINGMEN.

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prces, you will find it to your advantage to look
though our stocks for this seasons trade No other
horse IN the State compete with in respect to
the Inducements we offer you. Carloads of goods,
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-25
The EDiZOOtic.

DAYTON, o., March 24-Epizootc prevails
here to remarkable extent, and is reported
worse than ever before.
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LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
0sman's Followers Anxious for An
other Struggle with the Infdel,
Expectation that the Engagement Will
Occur O-llOrrow-BecalIing a Bloody
Page in Egyptian History.

Gladstone Seriously Ill at a Time
When His Services are Needed.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-01
STREET SCENES IN SMYRNA.

One walk through the narrow, dirty
streets of Smyrna revealed more of East
ern outdoor life than whole library of
books, says letter to the Baltimore Day.
Every Eastern people is represented at
Smyrna-Turks, Greeks, Arabs, Moors,
Abyssinians Syrians, Jews, etc. the Turks
of course being the most numerous, each in
the peculiar dress of his country. The
camels are here in their native home and
do the work of horses. They kneel down
and wait patiently until they are loaded,
and then march off with a slow, sloping
gait. Some of the streets of Smyrna are
so narrow that when a caravan of camels
passes there is scarcely room to walk
along. The climate is so mild, even In
midwinter, that the life is almost emit e y
out of doors and the street scenes recall
some of the descriptions in the " Arabian
Nights" On one corner cobbler is mend
ing shoe on another, a fig-vender is dis
posing of his fruit in another direction,
almond candy is offered for sale present
", caravan of camels moves slowly along,
while gayly dressed figures are seen sitting
in the sun, smoking, smoking, forever
smoking The Turkish women are seldom
seen on the street; and when they 60
abroad, their faces are closely yelled, not
even their eyes being visible. Should
Turkish woman appear on the street un-
yelled, it would be deadly sin
against modesty. Whether such pre-
cautions make them better we do
not know, but from all accounts
morality is not the prevailing feature in
the East. From sly glance at some OF
the women, was convinced that there was
no danger of their beauty fascinating the
beholder. In fact, it is the extreme jesl-
ousy of the Turkish men that throws these
restrictions upon the Eastern women. How
would our American women, who have no
restrictions upon their sweet wills, like to
be shut up at home all the time, never 60
ing out shopping, visiting or walking? l
am afraid war OF the sexes would be the
result. and an army of Amasons would
soon be raised to defend the rights of the
sex. There are only three or four mosques
at SMYRNA, and they are small. At certain
hours every day man appears in front OF
each mosque, and putting his hands behind
his ears, screams at the top of his voice
&" Pray, pray, Allah is great. and Moham
me is his prophet Pray, pray !" Both
the orthadox and schismatic Greeks have
churches in Smyrna, and the former have
an archbishop. The Jews are numerous,
and occupy a quarter of the city specially
appropriated to them. The fathers OF the
Franciscans have a monastery here, attend.
ed by the Italian members of the order.
The only evidence of progress that l saw
in Smyrna was the horse. cars along the
ouays, and these are under French manage
ment. was prepared to find the Turks
lazy and Indifferent, but. on the contrary,
they work hard, load and unload vessels,
and carry burdens on their shoulders that
would stsgger the stoutest Baltimore por-
ter. But the Turks who can afford to do
nothing live in lazy seli-indulgence.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-01

THE WAR on CoDFIsH.-A Hartford
tConp, doctor, whose name is Hum, an
nounces that he has found in Goldfish
steak white worm an inch and half
long, with a gimlet head, and he declares
that to the best of his knowledge and be-
lief it is "retrsctile. With worms in
our pork, worms in Goldfish, and the we'll
authenticated "worm in the still, " it looks
as if not only the American products for
export but those for home consumption
were becoming very limited. The old re-
liable Goldfish has been suspected of many
things. Dragged across the country in
bundles with no other covering than piece
of string, piled up at store doors in all sorts
of weather, it has still retained warm
place in the hearts or, more properly
speaking, tie stomachs of the American
people IA people who are ever ready to
stand up in behalf of the ill.treated and
down trodden), and to-day Goldfish ranks
as the chief aristocracy Of this democratic
country. But it is doubtful if the Goldfish
can withstand a well. authenticate charge
Of worms The statement is made on
medical Authority, to be sure, but there is
nothing on record to show that Dr. Hum
has the necessary diplomas to fit him for
discovering worms in Goldfish, and he may
be quite at sea in this matter. It may be
only a cod. AT all events the people will
continue to take any Goldfish story with q
good deal of salt. detroit Free Press.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-01
THE AMERICAN GIRL.

An italian who has visited this country
thus writes of the American girl The
American girl is champagny. She is gilt.
tering foamy, hubby, sweet, dry, tart
in word, iizzy She has not that dreamy,
magical, murmurable lovableness OF our
italian girl And yet there is a cosmopol-
itan combination in the American girl that
makes her a most attractive coquette in
her frsnkness, in her pardonable trivoity,
in her being phenomenon of verbal in
trigue You may lose your head with her
easily in week, and in the way of recol.
Letting what you had said to her yester-
day, for she is gifted with memory but
your heart-jdmais
1t takes longer time for that But be
sure she will have both sooner or later,
and, like true belle, will sing TO you amid
signs and smiles :;
Be glad while you NAV,
Nor take heed of the morrow;
The sweets OF to-day
Let us taste while they last
For life is too short
For the future to borrow;
DUH care, like an art,
Fling away to the past
don't believe she is half as mercenary
as she talks, in the vein of "what female
heart can gold despise." Yet she gives you
strong impression that the alpha and
omega Of life is modiste and millionaire.
NY impression of the American girl is one
never to be forgotten. She is bright, brisk
and business-like. To be concise, | would
call the American girl a sort of social
catechism-full of questions and answers
In many instances she omits the answers
and becomes an incarnate "?". | never
experienced such pleasurable witness-box
in all my life.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-01

Society," Dimness Of Vision, Noises IN the Head the
vital fluid passing uuobseryed in the urine, and
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DE. M1NTIE, who is regular physician grad
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-01

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And how, and when, and where.
II you your ears would save from jeers,
These things keep meekly hid;
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SufFieen; TO show It's merit VIII be sent to aIyone
applying by letter, stating his symptoms and age,
Communications strictly confidential