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GEN ERAL NEWS,


The area under cultivation in
Ireland is constantly diminishin 6.
The decrease last year amounted to
about twenty-five per cent.
Eighty>three detectives watch
So dynamiters in Paris. There
would be more dynamiters were
there more detectives.
A clear case of leprosy has been
developed at the Victoria jail in the
person of q Chinese lad, who was
captured while stealing fowls.
1t Is said IN European capitals
that the Pope will soon withdraw
from Rome, and will take up his res
idence at Malta.
A petition for the appointment Of
Henry lands of Port Townsend,
as German Consul for Puget Sound,
has been circulating for several
months.
On May 3rd an election will be
held at the residence Of William
Sharpe, to decide the location of the
new school house. All qualifie d
electors are requested to be present .
We learn that Mrs. P. E Oakley
and Ralph had very pleasant trip
to San Francisco on the Mexico and
that her many friends were very
gla dto see her after her lorg alb
sense.
Capt. Geo. D. Hill, of the Graz nd
Army of the Republic, will muster
in new Post at Kalama next Mon-
day, having CHI arter membership Of
twenty persons. The Grand Army
has doubled its strength in Wash
ingten Territory during the past
twelve months, and now has Oil its
rolls the names of over 600 men.
About three o'clock Sunday
morning fire was discovered on
the east side of Pacific Avenue, Ta>
coma, land before it could be sub
dued, the most valuahle block in
the city was burned to the ground.
The loss being over S125,000. No
lives lost, but many barely escaped
with their clothes in their hands.
1t is supposed to be the work of i'm
cnendiary.
The o. r. Il N. Co. now runs two
boats up the Sound and two down,
and both go up In the afternoon and
both come down in the morning
The pecuniary interest of the 'com-
pany would appear to indicate that
one should go up in the morning
and one in the evening. The other
boats on the route seem to appre>
ciate this fact, and will change. their
hours of arrival and departure ac-
cordingly. Observation-Disclosures
On recent trip of the Mexico to
San Francisco a child was born to
a family from Tacoma, named
Stewart. A purse Of s35. was rais>
ed among the passengers for the lit
tie one. The parents consenting to
allow the donors to give her a name
They chose Mexico after the ship
and the parents chose Maude, there
fore she will be known as Maude
Mexico Stewart. The money will
be placed on interest until she be-
comes of age.
Bismark, in explanation Of his
withdrawal from the Prussian min
istry, said:-"I am 20 years old.
Ny nerves are in bad condition.
[ have not time to be unetuous.
rhe Telegraph fearfully multiplies
my work. Germany is interested
in whatever happens in the capitals
of the world, including New York
and Washington. The world is
ehess.board and I must watch all
moves affecting Germany. 1t is me-.
csssary now to study not only DOM
inant politicians but also wire puI>
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR.
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OvTIeE,
Olympia, Washington Territory. Notice
is hereby given thai, in compliance with
the provisions OF the Act Of Congress ap-
proved June 3. SIS, entitled AN Act for
sale OF Timber & Stone Lands 10 the States
of California. Oregon, Nevada and Wasl,>
ing'on Territory Frank ii. Ric hards Of
Whatcom County, Washington Territory,
has this day filed in this Office his "ppli-
cation to purchase the Lot 3 OF Sec 80
and NW4 of NE4 and Lot / of Seetiea
No 81. in Township No. 81 North, Rsk ge
No. 2 west of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the SAID described Ind, or any psrtion
thereof are hereby required to file their
claims IN this office within sixty 800 days
from date hereof.
Given under my haad. at my Office IA
Olympia. W. T.. this Gath day jan
uary A. d., 1884.
JOIN +. GewRY,
Al low Register of the Land Offiee.
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DIS SOLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing between
us in the general grocery business Is hereby
mutually dissolved Mary s. Ashley retiring
All accounts due the firm are TO be collected
by I. b. Mangan and the debts paid by him.
January 10 1884 I'll Mangan.
24w M. S. Asley.
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PATENTS

r. A. lie Imam, Solicitor of American and For.
eign Paten ts, Washington, ID. c. All business con
nected with Patents, whether before the Patent
Once or the Courts, promptly attended to. No
charge ma de unless patent is secured. Send for
Al cular II
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR-
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

limited STATES DISTINCT LAND OFFICE
" Olympia, Washington Territory. Notice is
hereby given that. in compliance with the provis.
ions of the Act of Congress approved June ., 1879
entitled "An Act for the sale OF Timber and Stone
Land inths Sst,s of California. Oregon Fsvads and
Washington Territory" WILLIAM M sHIPLFY
Of King County, wash. Ter. has this day filed
In this Office his application tn purchase the Lots
. and 3 of Sec No. ., inTewnskip No. Sc North
Range No 2 west Of thewillamett tie Heridisn
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the said
described land or any portion thereof, are hereby
re1uirCd to file their claims in this ofAce with In
sixty (6nl DAYS from date hereof.
Given nrdnr my hand at my ONCE in Olympia, W.
T., this 18th day of February, A. ,. 1874
JOHN r. CONVEY
50. low Register OF the Land ORcs
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JOHN MCGLIN.
4. 4. poHERTY, pENTIsT

Has permanently located in Whatcom, W. T. He
will visit the Islands, ami the Slinish and NooEsack
countries at stated intervals. IF
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JOHN G. SULLIVAN

Is prepared to do al kinds Of work at pile
diy u.s aud bridge building. All orders 10 be
addressed TO him at Guemes ?. O., w. T.
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Are preparing to furnish everything in
their fine at reasonable prices. Fits
guaranteed both cor body and feet. Also
a general assortment OF Lady's and Gen.
tlemen's Foot Wear, and a general as
sortment of Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps, and everything in the
Gents Furnishing Goods Line. which we
offer at the most reasonable rates. Ally
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-12-03
BAKE Eorp& HENDRICKS Attorneys for Plain
tit

CTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, S.: In
= the superior Court of Marion County, IN the
State of Indiana. No 32,737 Complaint 70 Qules
James A. ROOsevelt vs.. James Shepherd. Charles
C. Davis administrator OF the estate ot Reo%cca ..
cleevenger, deceased. and the unknown heirs OF
zebecca b Clesyenger, deceased. -.
Be IL known, That on the 2ist day OF August lss4
The above named plaintiff, by his attorneys nieo
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. and
ehe said plaintiff having also hled IN open Court
IN said Superior Cont, the aMdaylt OF
competent person, showing tRet said deiencRnts
James Shepherd. Charles G DAVIS. admins
9ratOT(With the viii annexed OF the estate Of keoec-
ca g Cleavenger, deceas ed. and the EnknOW0 nelrs
of keid Rebecca s. Cleavenger, deceased are nee
essay parties defendant TO the complaint herein;
1hatR cause OF action exists against them - shown
BY said complaint that the same Is IN relation 70
zeal situate in Marion County. in the SSate
Of Indians, and that said james shepherd and
Charles G. Davis administrator, etc, are eael nom
residents OF the State OF Indiana and inst the
CleayengeT, decreased, are respectively unknoHn'
and said defendants, whose names sire un xnown:
are believed 70 Dc nOD-resideos o. the state OF
Indiana.
Row, therefore, by order OF said Court said de-
1eDdants above named are respectiSely nereoS
plant against them, and that unless they appear
and answer OF demur thereto, a. the calling OF sao
cause on the I'd day of February, 1850. the 81 fne
being the first judicial day OF term OF said Court
20 be begun and held az the Court House IN the
city of Indianapolis, on the first Monday in Febru
things therein contained and alleged VIII be heard
0-'U = 20 --''-''>' - $500 MOSES G. NeLAIN,
nov25-Sv CLERK
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LEOEA Dab,

The Percentage and Career a Daring
Trapere Performer Now Unhappy D..
inent.
NATION, H.. Nov. GA cuverAt;or
was had with Jesse Adams, Of this or
foster father Of Leona Dare, the oted tra,.
exc performer, who created sesstion in
Vslencis, Spain, last week, by dipping NJ
George from the ceiling OF thePrincess
Theater. Mr.. Adams denies hat coma de-
serted Tom Hall, and says he posssse- Nm.
doubted proof that he deserted be, tskih,
some $50, 900 of her savings. After ier mar
rlage with Ernest Greenbsum, in Ehicsgo,
in 1880, they went to Austria where
the father of Greenbaum refused 70
receive them, and not only disiuhented bis
son, but had him drafted In the Austrian
army. Leons Dare's right name is Adelne
Stewart, and she was born near Cumoerlsnd
Gap, Ga, in 1855. Her mother deserted heI
at Kinmundy, Ill. in 1868. L.eona lcarnso
the tFapezs business in Tennessee, where sna
was engaged as waiter in hotsl. one
married Thomas Hall In 1872, while trsgei
ing with Warmers circus. Mr.. Adsns, Wnc
is effectly familiar with the matter, say
positively that LeOns never eloped VIII
Halls brother George, fSr the reason N
never had q brother By Chat name, and scodt
the idea that M. George was dropped inten
tionslly from the trapeze in the Spanlsl
fha0far
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-12-03
LYNCarNG IN MARYLAND.

A CoIorsd Burglar WAC Refuses to Leave
when Warned Strung Up Public
Road,
ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Nov. 2s.-A messenger TO
Sheriff Fowler arrived here this morning,
giving the verdict OF the Coroner's Jury in
the lynching of George Briscoe, colored. The
COrOners who acted were Thomas Boone and
Thomas g. Jacobs The jury rendered YER
dict that death was caused by strangulation
OF the hands Of parties unknown. The place
of lynching was a public road about
sfteen miles from Annapolis, the
time, between and o'clock.
When Briscoe was seized, he was
in charge OF Deputy Sheriff Grafton Boone
and Tipp Wells, who had been summoned
TO help the Deputy. a double-bsrrel gun
was put in Boone's face, and TIpp Wells was
pulled from the buggy aud severely hurt
The lynchers numbered eighteen, and were
masked. A lady in the Third District, who
wac enceints, and was fred at By Btiscoe
during ane OF his robberies, is 3 lunatic now
from the assault Briscoe was q convict
from the penitentisry, where he had been
sent for housebreaking. When ne was IN
| jail here during the spring, burglaries Ia the
neigh oorhood ceased; when he returned they
| began again. Public sentHent generally
| approves the act Briscoe has been warned
| several times TO leave the neighborhooc.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-12-03

Rev. MIR. LSucks, of LOEsnsport, Strikes
Out From the Shoulder and Hits the I'd
ttor Of the Phsros IN the Eye.

Rev. MIR. LSucks, Of LOEsnsport, Strikes
Ont From the Shoulder and Hits the I'd
itor of the Phsros IN the Eye.
Special 70 the Sentinel.
EoeAnsPoRT, Ind, Nov. ga controversy
growing out of q political sermon preschei
BY Rev. W. Z. Loucks, of the First Presby-
terrain Church, few Sundays ago, came to O
elimination last night when Rev. Mr..
Loucks struck 3. F. Louthsin, editor OF the
Phsros, on Broadway. When the sermon
wa preached the Pharos demurred thst a
mir iste T Of the Gospel should preach politics
in he pulpit. 1t limited that alleged stories
known about Rev. Mr.. Loucks would
prevent him from throwing the frst
stone" in any criticism of President
Clevelsnds character. This caused a
general stir, and On alleged scandal that had
ain quiet Tor two vears was bruited about
tue city. The Journal, 3 radical Republi-
can print. took up the matter in an effort to
pose as highlyssmora1 paper. Rev. Loucks,
amer quasi examination, came to Editor
Louthsin and Harry TORI with a statement
60 the effect that the rumors were unfouuded.
ms they signed at bis request to shield his
tamiiy and character, and 70 prevent
any further controversy. The Journal printed
the statement in double-leaded plea and
headed 1t, "Louthsin Swallows It" This
Wese direct violation OF an agreement OF
Rev Leucks that the Journal should make no
comment whatever Of the compromise. Mr..
Loulhain refused to remain under the ale
Cation that he had swallowed the matter.
snd last evening published card stating the
whoe csse, and that he would retract moth.
ing. although be acknowledged knowing the
siandeh only by hesrsay. About O'Clock
Mr.. LouAain was returning home when be
met Rev.Loucks in front of Strains drug
store. Ina latter asked il be was rsspons ibIe
Tor publishing thecard that had appeared over
MS own nsne, Mr.. Louthain said ne was
"Ihen you fave published lie, and 1 will
MAKE IL motor you" said the preacher Mr..
Louthsin relied by calling him name,
and stating tht he would MAKE it equally
hot for him. Loucks struck him on the
Tlght eye; saylIs Take that" Mr. Louthain
stepped back, italy amazed at the irste
dominie's action but still retained his dig.
nifty, and said; You are a nice Christian,
amt your" Nh DUCKS walked away and
Mr.. LOuthain proceded to his home 1nmo.
Tested. The fesling # tbs cornmn,;tn T.
greatly excited over t. affair Tbe cisis,ns
are generally dicided q to noliticai faith
the radical Republican. snnnortire ths
dominic, and the DemocFss The aditotS
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-12-03
rHE CATTLE CONVENTION.

Governor Click In an Interview Says That
the Trail Advocated by it is Impractical
ble-Hs Views OF the United states Voter.
mary System
81. LOUIS Nov 2o-Govefnor Click. who is
sbort-horn cattle trader IS well as Chief Executive
Of Kansas, IN an interview with reporter OF the
Globe Democrat on the action OF the Cattemen's
convention recently held in this city, stated That
the schee for the great cattle trail from the keo
RIVER 10 the northern bounory OF the country So
marked out by the convention. was entirely I'm,
practicable. he said TO be Of value the trail
must be 100 miles wide instead OF SIX
niles, Sc asked for. Besides, he alleged,
they have no right 20 trail through kansas or
ai,v other state. They now have traI through
me western part of Kansas, but the law establish
ing II will Do repealed by the Legislature this
Winter. He also stated that Kansas lost half &
million dolars IN the past year from Texas fever
but hereafter there win be strict quarantine
AGAINST Texas cattle established and regulated By
law, instead Of by simple proclamation. ne DIS
esined there was any III feeling In Kansas Agains
Texas, bat asserted that selI-preserystion
demanded that they should protect themselves
He opposed leasing the public lands 70 ranchneD,
and favored the announcement or small stOch
growers being 10 the best interests OF the coun
try He thought the veterinary service OF th'
United States, as now organized...a humbus;. ths
Il should be improved by the emDloyment OF "a,
best veterinarians in she country and asserted hi
belief that the disease I'm Kansas last spring. pro
nonpced by DR.. Salmon to be ergOtsm, was YER
table foot and mouth disease.
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Advice to Mothers. MRS, wINsLOw's

Advice 70 Mothers. - MRS, WINsLOW'e
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are Cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer At once. IL reduces natural, quiet sleep,
by relieving the child from pain. and the little
oherub sWsEes o. bright Is q button. II "a Yezy
pleasant 10 taste II sOothes the child, hotens tae
gums sIsys al pain. relieves Wind. regulates the
bowels. and Ii the hest known remedy for dtsy
"a whether arising from teethinG OF sthu
caunheaTWenty-hve oents bottle.
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For Sale,

A farm OF 100 scres in Shelby County, H.,
125 acres of il fenced and in cultivation, bal
auce good tfraber; 100 acres of it is second
bOttom Land, and never fails toprcduce good
crops; comfortable hewed log house and sta
Bile; plenty of good spring and well water.
Price, $23 per acre, one-third cash, and bal
ance In two equal payments. IN one aud two
years, with per cent. interest VIII take
city property in Indianapolis for deferred
payments. Address,
TT. GRAYstLL & Co.
Shelbyville, III.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-12-03
CRtarrh Cure6.

A clergyman, after suffering number of
years from that loathsome disease, Catarrh,
after trying every known remedy without
success, at last found q prescription which
completely cured and saved him from death.
ANY sufferer from this dreadful disease send
ing self addressed stamped envelope to DR..
J. A. Lawrence, 199 Dean street, Brooklyn,
n. Y, will receive the recipe free of charge.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-12-03

The Royal Baking Powder of Tar tar speedily
refined and prepared for its by patent processes which
of Lime is totally eliminated.
This highly important result has been attained only with great
labor and expense. In money alone quarter
has been invested patents machinery and appliances by which the
crude Cream Tartar being procured direct from the districts
Europe subjected country processes
rendered entirely Free only from the Objectionable Tarrste Lime
but from other foreign substances.
This adds greatly the manufacturing Royal Baking
Powder but all its other ingredients selected prepared
ne precise and regardless of labor expense article
ed that entirely free from any substance
'Cany put all respects
nth, alum, or impuity of any kind can, by nadver
~ adulterated articles or otherwise, be introduced
'tains no ingredients except those certified by
the most eminent chemists
| VIZ ssary make pure wholesome and
perfect Baking Powder
| manufacture TIA
other but it is as shown by chemical aSays.
pure" Baking Powder made.
+. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., New York
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-12-03
Csnnabis Indlca.

The Great East India Remedy, imported
by CIsddock & Co., 1852 Race street, Phiia-
delphia, Pa, is warranted to cure Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma and Nasal Catsrrh,
and will break ND fresh cold in twenty-four
houn. Skeptic, ask your druggist for IT.;
one bottle will satisfy you OF its merits;
price, 50 90, pint bottles only, or three bot
ties. $3.50. Circulars free.
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INOR SALE-Farm of go scres Eve miles south
u OF Portland, IND. This is choice stock or
grain farm, good land and in excellent condition;
also. 129 acre farm on the pike. fOdr miles west
of Union City, Ind, four buildings, at $40 per
acre; also, so acres with house and orchard, one
miles from Newcastle Court House, Henry County.
spdiana at $50 per acre: this Is choice land for
gardening. DICK GNSON & CO., Richmond, Ind.
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a Bargain to Farmers.

Every progressive farmer needs good. en-
terprising reliable agricultural journal. such
as the Ohio Farmer Is, and it is offered at a
genuine bargain. See prominent adver.
tissmsnt 10 thie Issue headed "a Bargain"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-12-03
FREE! FREE!

To Introduce New and Poruar Books a. GREE We make ne
folo~ng literal offer for tie Holidays The person ig Us ne
Bible before VII reeve seolid dota
Hunting Ca-ed Ladys " atch worth t5O-OO ltnss
Be the second viii receive sOila
silver, stem Winding. Gentlemsns " steh worth
ee5o0, the third hey winding silver " nfeh f7eh pson
Wit Wnlc1
they ii receive Valuable and Popular Rocks asfolcsf
Manual Of Edqustie, for es AID gentlemen, guide 20 Pohte
snd good bin gas the gs Of modern eiguette for al
The StA3lsr1 Liter Writer, for lads and gentenen
guide giving plain drtetlons Tor The
composition u letters Ct ey kt VIA orrs and *
tnps Winter Evern Eecrs1s aFre collection OF hetne
h1rsdss, Tableaar, Cams Puzs, De- fo1 7'l pri-
aad hoes is.raff Z, dialogues,
Rosiistons ard Rsanrs ctutc collection Tor school
zztibons and public and private snteri ats Paror Mage
Cherrn Errer-1e1 book Nhch 81. psrOrn hun
1 Of amusing trks n maze aad insirsetse experiments with
sple sKs1 C1 % c -ors By po1l-r ae1ors en-
brang love sd stores, stores Of toty he OF
sfventsres nt railway hf e. "a very Interesting :, fan erE
hf0rueut,
saiains asg ni prle- ;f ior making fancy tasA val
rocket brskrt, ark. dr ETC., ETC., profusey and
eleglnfly ilsfri. CT co. ara name Addrll
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-12-03

Dyspeptic persons are q burden to them
selves and to their families, but there is hope
ard q cure for them by using Victoria Pills,
the great English remedy. For sale BY all
druggists in the United States.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-12-03
FOB SALE.

TOR sALE-About 400 acres OF frst-eIass hicko-
L ~ and second growth white oek. one sud
one half miles from Ohio River near CloverpJrt,
Ky., and about SO acres OF the same kind Of TIM
Der Glover Creek, from four to seven miles from
river, with wagon roads all through the tracts.
Also, six good farms for sale or lease, containing
from 80 to 400 acres each. Address X. A. BALD
WIN. Agent Cincinnati Cooperage Company,
CloveTport, KY. 273
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-12-03
WHAT BAKING POWDER SHALL WE BUY 2

The presence of Lime in Baking Powders results from the use Of
inferior Cream of Tarter manufacture The Cream of Tartar Of
the Market from which they made Lime in amounts vary
ing from per cent, powders contain this i'm
purity foreign substance corresponding extent which OF NJ
value but positive detment any powder which found
In order that the public may fully understand to
impurities exist even in called Cream Powders
py has procured from chemists in
analyses showing the Of Lime different samples
P rice's Baking Bowder. S follows:
Linen
Powder
Prof Schedler's Analysis 800 per cent.
Prof Chambers Analysis 4oJ
Prof Ladow's Analysis 6z2
Prof Motifs Analysis COS
Prof Habirshaw's Analysis 1r8s
No Lime in Royal Baking Powder.