The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24


WASHINGTON TERRITORY. Sadie Coyle
hiss been appointed Treasurer of Douglas
County. to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF the former incumbent.
MIcHIGAN.-Ths annual meeting Of the
III chIgan Woman Suffrage ASS citation Ia TO
be held at Ann Arbor, beginning Nav 81.
Miss Anthony is announced IS one OF the
speakers.
MrNNEsoTA.-Mrs. Martha Angle Dorsstt
each week sends Suffrage article of half
column or more TO twenty and sometimes
thirty county papers in Minnesota, waose
editors gladly give space for them.
KANsAs.-Mrs. Myra Peterson. OF Courson's
Grove, who enjoys the distinction CT being
the fIstw0man mail contractor In the United
States, has sold her contracts with view to
engaging in the mercantile business with her
husband, near Delphos.
PESSsyLvAN1A.-Tne Woman's Silk Cult
ure Association OF Philadelphia, which has
been ade by the Government one OF the
experimental stations for the promotion of
the silk industry, Is planning to open per-
manent exhibition st FsirmolHt Park, Phil
a celphia.
CALIFORNIA The citizens of Sacramento
recently gave floral festival as testimon.
isl TO Mrs. Margaret Z. Crocker, in grateful
recognition OF her many public and private
acts OF generosity and bsniicence. Mrs.
CTccker has given over half million dollars
in benevoience TO the city.
MASSACHUSETTS Mrs. Mary ]. ID. Hutch
ms, OF Springfield. Mass, is said to bs one Of
the n ost successful business women in tbs
country. She is u dealer in musical instru
ments.-Mrs. J. @. Croly Jenny June), will
deliver the Literary address at the Lasselle
keminary commencement in June.
NEW YoRx-That interchangeable friend OF
suffrage, Hamilton Wilcox, OF New York, Is
| contributing to the Albany Sunday Press q
series OF articles on the legal aspects OF the
woman sufiags question In that State, with
| specia reference 10 The attempt OF Miss An
thony come years ago 10 cast a vote.
Ono. The Annual Convention OF the
Ohio Woman Saifisge Association was held
| in gainesville, May Il and 10. There were
| five sessions and much interest. ssveaty.
| i've representative suffragists from various
| parts CT the State were present. Large au liz
encss attended every session. Mrs Helsn
| NJ Cougar, Rev. olympia Brown and NJ IS
Anthony were present. A foil atail oil Oil.
csrs was chosen, Mrs. Easement being re-
elected President.
FoEEicS This priz, otfared by the eiil,.
risl department OF the German Sudden 3
Gazette" for the beet students' song has be N
won by q Dresden lsdy.-Miss Annie l. o.
pincott OF Philadelphia, daughter OF era -
Greenwood" has made successful debut IN
orefa In Trieste. Her stsga name Is Anita
Armour. In Lendon novel means for pro
noting the extension o. the franchise TO
womsn has been devised la the form OF hold.
Ing Snfraeo ~ Homes"
The Experiment at New Yphesus.
lGesi by Miss Louisa wickershsm. at a recent
mtcting OF the Henry County, Ind. Woman
So fifage Society,"
81 safer not q woman 10 teach or TO usurr
authority over the man."
AS these words fell from the ministers lip:
every head In the church Was suddenly
lifted. A smile CT amused astonishmen,
flekered over the faces OF the men, al indig
nsnt fiush rose 10 the brows OF the women
aud lips were pressed close together, while
| q look OF grieved wonder aud perplexlty
rested upon the faces aud looked from the
eyes of Sabbath school scholars.
The annual meeting OF the State Suffrage
Association had been recently held NJ New
Ephesus. and the ladies' OF 81 Paul's Charch,
| Of which the Rev. Timothy Lavrencs wa
the pastor. had taken very aslIvs part,
both in enteriaining and PARTED psting la
| The work OF the convention. Those ladies
| were also xealous workers In the Sabbath.
| school. In both home and foreign mission ~
| scclations aud In the Woman's Caristisn
Temperance Union OF the city and Safe
They were alive and awak: on all the vita,
questions Of the day, and were ready and