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, 1885-10-24

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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Speaker Carliele is in Louisville on lsv
business.
The steamer Alert sailed from Halifax yes
ter6ay noon on a scientific expedition 70
Hudson's Bay.
The New York annual police parade and
review cane off Yesterday. About l,500
men were in the ranks.
Two of the tremps who captured Grand
Trunk freight train Monday night, were ar.
rested at an early hour yesterday morning.
The Merz Architectural Works Company
Louisville, KY, assigned yesterday after
noon. Assets and liabilities nominal. The
company was one of the oldest in the city.
Willie Prentiss shot his father dead Tues
day night at Orange, Mass. The father,
while in drunken fit. ordered his son to
shoot at cup which he held on his head.
The Canada Cooperative Society, which
was started here four years ago and was mod
elled after the Civil Service Association, of
London, England, made an assignment to-
day with liabilities of 500 600.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
last night from the effects OF which he was
confined 10 the house to-day.

last night, from the effects OF which he was
confined 10 the house to-day.
IN the Cark investigation, today, Charles
Seward testified that since the charges were
made against the architect OF the Capitol,
force OF sosubhers and rubhers have been en-
gagged on the work complained of in order TO
give il the appearance OF having been we'll
done ut fret
ia the caee Of John w. Drew, whe Is on
trial before the Criminal Conrt, Ia this city,
on the charge OF presenting false vouchers
against the Navy Department, the prosecu-
ton TO dev reviewed the case after The Intro.
duction OF some important testimony. The
work OF taking testimony for the defense
was proceeded with until the hour OF ad.
journment for the day.
The usual Decoration Day services will be
held at Arlington Cemetery, the Soldiers
Home. and Congregations Cemetery on
Saturday.
DR.. Taylor, MlcroscopIst OF the Depart.
ment of Agriculture. has been studying the
crJ stalls OF butter and butterine, and has em.
bodied his conclusions In paper on the
subject, read before the Microscopic Society.
Flo believes that the detection OF spurious
butter has been made easy and certsin. He
finds the cry staline formation aud action in
the genuine and spurious article different.
The Commissioner OF Pensions has decided
adversely upon the application Tor the pen.
sion OF one Dawson, OF Company 1, Weat
Virginia Cavalry, who joined the Confeder.
ate service while Union prisoner. IL 10
alleged the enlistment was for the purpose
OF escaping 10 the federal lines at q favorable
opportunity. In his decision the Commits.
sioner seyp' III IL were allowable for
captured soldier 10 Join the enemy
for the purpote OF escaping the herdehips aud
privatlons OF pyiton life, q principle would
be ostabllshsd d that q prisoner OF war would
become simply a recruit for the enemy. Ia
be judged by his overt acts. Such bsng the
caee, and In vlew OF the proviaions OF ths
statute, can not hold otherwise than that the
soldier In this cave did render voluntary aid
and comfort % the late rebellion against the
authority OF the United States. The clalm
will, therefore, be rejected, aud Ia this aud
liei.n
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28

decoreus-looking, well. dressed gentleman.
BY the time the door was open three solemn,
dacorous, well.dressed gentlemen were upon
the steps. said my piece:
81 belong TO the press and have been
directed hero 10 find lady who coud give
me some information concerning the East
Persia
Il am sorry,n was the reply, "but the lady
who once lived in Persia left yesterday morn
Ing Tor Sc. Louis"
Thus enlightened l turned about and
descended To tho sidewalk, followed by the
two we'll dressed, accommodating gentle
msn aforssaid. The sidewalk gained Quo of
them sad: II came out on the same mis-.
sion." Then the other chipped In. II too"
Then the three. solemn. demonstrating
gentlemen shook hands. One represented q
Philadelphia paper, one Chicago paper,
and the other was the writer.
"Well, that was dry haul"
Yes, Washington journalism IN made up
Of that kind OF luck. I'll venture, 'contIn usd
Philadelphia, that 1 have Visited every
man house or office fall three times within
the last ave yeatB whom 10 was absolutely
nscasthry for me 20 see.h
THAT 10 my experience" spoke Chicago.
~ am unlimited in the uso of the wire; yet
for weeks OF time | have gene nightly to
the telegraph Office with 200 and 900 words
~ the result OF a days labor"
WAS there ever any kickipg2"
"Not In the Chicago News for the man
sfing editor of that paper 10 retired Wash
ington correspondent" Jar TuRrEE.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
Fire In n New York Tenement House.

New YORK, May 27.-Shortly before 10
o'clock tonight 8 fire broke out in the
double tenement. house, Nc. 9S North East
street. The blaze originated in the basement,
and at single bound spread through the
air shaft OF the roof. The widest excite
ment was caused among the inmates
OF the building, and the stairways
being mpassable because of the smoke. a
desperate rush wss made for the FIRE escape.
Nine persons descended in safety. Three
men rushed into the building at the out
bresk OF the fire and were rendered inssnsi-
BILE by the smoke. Two of them were res
cued. but the third wss carried down the
ladder in an unconscious condition. The
demsge is light.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
Foreign Notes.

It is rumored on the Bourse that the mis-
sion of the Earl of Roseberry to Berlin re.
suited in failure.
The Earl OF Roseberry, the Lord Privy
Seal, and Count Herbert Bismarck have ar
rived at The Hsgue.
The Anglo.German Fiji Commission hiss
sgreed that Germany will not establish q
penal settlement in the Southern Pacific.
The municipal authorities of Paris have
resolved 10 cepsure the Prefect of Police and
the police officers for their action on Sun
day.
It is reported that Lord Edmund Fitzmau-
rice, British under Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, will resign in few days on
account OF ill.health.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
caused by the occupation of Massewah by
the Italian forces have been entirely re-
moved
Gossip at Berlin.

BERLIN, May IA dispatch 10 the Bor-
zen Zeitung from Zinzabar says that the
German squadron will operate conjointly in
the name Of Germany and the Congo State.
Several German houses have applied at
Ieheran for the construction Of q railroad 10
the Persian Gulf
Prince Bismarck has engaged villa at
Kitsengen for June.
a disr atoh from Copstantinople says tbo
Grand Vizier has declined the English pro-
possl for the occupation OF suakim by Tur-
key.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
Wants to Build IroncIads and Torped
Boats.


LoNDoE, May 27.-It is rumored here that
Colenel French, who was on the continent
short time ago, ostensibly iu tile interests of
the African International Society, has given
warning 10 Sir William Vernon Harcourt,
the Home Secretary, that there are many
dynaniteys In Lausanne. He has recently
arrived alec n Paris Two of the dynamitsrs
are from New York and possess entirely new
machinery for producing explosions.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
American Propo,ais Reiectod.

RcNE, May T.--The Technical Committee
OF the International Sanitary Conference re-
jeoted today by vote OF TO the Ameri-
can proposal TO authorize the sanitary condi-
tlon Of vessels TO be verified for the countries
10 which the vessels are bound by the re-
spective Consuls OF those countries at the
ports OF departure. The vote by which this
decision was reached may not be hnal, ~
nine members OF the committee anstalned
from voting.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
A Protest Against tho pesscration OF Tho
Pantheon.

PARIS. May 27.-No deaths have yet been
reported an having resnlted from the recent
riots. The Government he's decided 10 allow
the carrying OF red aags at the sunerai OF
Victor Hugo.
Cardinal Gubert, Archbishop OF Paris, and
other clericais protest against the decoration
OF the Pantheon.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
New Governor of Dongoia.

LONDON, May 97.-sheikh Mslik, a de-
aoendant OF the Kiuga OF Argo, has been ap-
pointed by the khedive Governor o! tho
Prov ince OF Dongoln. Hc Ia virtually an In
dependent sovereign after the evacuation of
the Province by tho British II completed.
The Brtlsh Government disclaim RESPONSE
bility for the appointment, and says IL Will
not be answereble for the result.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28

LospoN, May 2s.-AdviOe from sIson,
whero the British Boundary Commission is
In camp, says that the Amer's proclama.
ton was posted on the walls 9! herst; The
occupation are unworthy OF credit. They
expect armed support and recent its being
withheld.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
FROM ACROSS TIE SEA.
The Afghans Expect Aids From Eag.
land In Defending Blerat-Its
Defenses Being Repaired.
The Turkish Grand viz;er Opposed
TO Occupying Saul<im Hugo To
Be Buried In the Pantheon.
AFGHAN BOUNDARY.
The Relics OF shc Lumsdes. Commission
Well Received at Hsrat.

LONDON, May 27.--A dispatol) from Turpal.
from date OF Saturday last, ttates that the
British section OF the Afghan Frontier Com
mission lately In oharke OF SIR Peter Lams-
den, was then In camp twenty. 1--WE miles 10
the west OF HeYAt. The dispstch also states
that the officers of tho party sisited Herat
and were well received by bolh the auth1ri-
ties aud the people. The neu lrsl position of
the PEP jdeh district Is restoring quiet every
where.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28

LONDON. May THE Daily Telegraph, in
On editorial, says Mr.. Lowell's farewell I'D.
dress will be read with no ordinary regret
throughout England. There Ia not one Eng
lighman but hopsu Mr. Lowell will soon be
tempted 10 revisit our shores where the wei.
come awaiting him will show that England
always regards him rs q most honored guest.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
Ahyssinia and Italy.

ROME. May q. -signor Msncini, Minister
OF Foreign Affairs has received q telegram
from Captain Ferrarie. announcing that
King John of Apy received him in
very cordial manner, and expressed wish to
maintain the most friendly relations with
Italy. TIE dispatch slso states that any un-
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28

THE
Peerless Shirt

Is an article OF merchandise that has figured
largely in The wardrobe OF the people of this
Commonwealth during the last ten years
Made from the best OF fabrics, constructed
IN the most substantial manner. they have
received the approval and endorsement Of
thous ands OF citizens OF Indiana who have
used them. Every Peerless Shirt that has
ever gone out from the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
Movements OF Indian,ans.

tpccnI 70 The honIInoI.
WAsmNoroN, May 27.- Slate Senator Ell
Brown, of Allen and Whitley, departed this
afternoon, having visited few days.
Hon, I'D Schmidt, OF Indianapolis, mem.
Der OF the General Assembly OF Indiana, who
has been attending n convention OF brewers
In New York, is In the city tonight and will
leave for home tomorrow.
Ezera Movies departed for his home In
Rensselaer, tins evening.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
Tho Sea Canal Opsaod.

sr. PETERSBURG, May 27.-.The ssa canal
was formally opened to-day. The Gear, aud
the Czsrira, the diplomatic tbrps, the prin.
cipal State mugnaies and Large crowd Of
citizens were present nj tho ceremonies.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
Victor hugo

PARIS Nay 27.-The Official Journal pub
lishes decree restoring the Pantheon to its
original use-s receptacle for the remains of
great men-and ordering that the body o.
Victor Huge be buried there. The funeral
has been fixed for Monday next, June l.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Msy 2S.

FOR the Ohio Valley and Tennessee-Cloudy
weather and local rains. winds generally from the
east stationary temperature. except in the Upper
Ohio Valley. slightly cooler.
For the Upper Lake Region-Local rains ana
partly cloudy weather, northeast to southeast
winds, slightly warmer in northwestern portion,
stationary temperature in the southeast portion.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
The Emperor Williams Health.

BERLIN, May 27.-An official announce
ment is made this afternoon that there Is an
improvement in the condition of Emperor
William, and that the intestinal derange.
ment from which he has been suffering the
past few days has been checked, bat retards
his conn lete recovery.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
Celebrating Columbus Discovery OF Amer.

New YORK, May 2L-A meeting OF Spanish
residents OF the city was held tonight TO
commemorate the discovery Of this conti-
nent by Columbus. Speeches were made
and resolutions passed in favor of establish
ing an organization to perpetuate the MEM
ory of the great discoverer.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
Reinforcing nerht.

LoSpoN, May 2s.-Advlcss from India re-
port that reInforcements OF crbuli infantry
have arrived at Herat, and thtt more are 10.
Ing there from Candahar auG Cabul: also,
that the Afghans are buslly repairing ths de-
lenses nj Herst.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
Turkish Ministers Undecided.

LONDON, May 2S.-The Constantinople co.,
respondent of the Times says that the Turk
ish Council of Ministers is undecided as 10
occupation of Suakim by Turkey aud that
the Grand Vizier constantly opposes the
British proposal.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
GENERAL FOREIGN; NEWS.
English Proposals. TO tho Porte To Occupy
the soudan Declined BY, Turkey.

LONDON, May 2L-It is aferted that tho
English proposals recently offered to the
Turkish envoy, Hassan Fehmi Pasha, for the
occupation of the soudan bH Turkey, have
been declined by the Porto.
Tehmi Pasha returned 10 Qonstantinople
from London, with the proposals on the l4th
inst. after having an interview with N. De
Freyoinct, the French Minitter of Foreign
Affairs. who assured him thai the French
Government would not oppcse the Turkish
occupation of Suakim. nor aby part of the
Soudan over which the sultsa claimed suz-
erainty...
The refusal to accept the proposals after
the assurance received from NJ De Freycinct
causes considerable surprise. 1T is believed
in some quarters that the Government re-
ceived official ews from Turkey yesterday
that its terms would not ba accepted and
tets was the reason for the issuance OF the
order for the guar ds to land atsAlexandria.
TIE completion of the railroad between
Suakim and Berber, under contract to an
English Company WAS to be lsart of the uu-
derstapding with the Turkish Government
although it had not been formally referred
to in the proposals.
panny.
LONDON, May 27.-Mr. Johr. Sletson, the
wellknown theatrical manager, has signed
contract with Mr.. D'Oyley Carte to take
company TO the United States aud produce
Messre Gilbert & Sulliven's new opera, "The
Mikado," in New York and Boston, begin
ming some time in October: Mr. D'OFIey
Carte starts with his company Tor the United
States abou. the first OF October. Sir Arthur
Sullivan will sail On Saturday next for Nsw
York. He proposes making d tour of the
United States,
Wants to Build IroncIads and Torpedo
Boats.
PARIS May 27.-M. Waddington, the
French Ambassador to E5sland, had
lengthy interview to day with NJ. De Frey
cinet. He will return to London tomorrow.
Admiral Galiber, Minister Of Marine. to
day explained to the Budget COMMITTEES OF
the Chamber of Deputies bis reasons for
fsvoring the continued building of large
ironclsds AID numerous torpedo boats for
the French navy.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28

The Plymouth Epid mic still yiruIent-
WILKEsBAERE Ps., May 27.-Four more
deaths have occurred at Plymouth since last
night. Severa! new cases were admitted in
20 the hospital this afternoon.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
oaribaIdi Manuscripts-Irish Bishops Dis
I,IrI

ROME, MAY o7.-The widow of Garibsldi 10
about TO publish two OF the Generals manu-.
scripts. The Uille and Mantio memoirs are
not yet ready.
II is reported that the Irish Bishops s-e
dispirited over their interview with the
Pope.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28
WHEN INDICATIONS.

FOR THURSDAY. Local rains and
partly cloudy weather; winds generally
from the essts stationary temperature. ex.
espt Ina Upper ohio valley, slightly cooler.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-28

has carried with II our guarantee. VIZ. /: 'If
not perfect fitting garment, and lower
priced. quality considered, than any other
shirt in the market, return IL and Get the
purchase money! II is rare occurrence
WHEN one is returned. II requires good
shirt 10 back up this guarantee. The PEER
less has always done IL.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-12-02
Lordsbur. Locals.

The School here is closed for the present, all the funds having been expended.
 Quite party from here spent Thanksgiving at Pyramid, guests of MT. and Mrs. Colby who gave a grand entertainment.
 We expect shortly to have the end of the Southern Pacific Divi- sion here. The railroad officials are now negotiating with the par ties who represent the mines at Shakespeare for water privileges. If successful the water will be piped here giving us an abundant supply
 Trains, passenger and freight, on the Southern Pacific have been running very irregularly of late owing to the washouts ln Califor- mia.
 Gen. Sheridan passed through here Sunday enroute to Ft. Bowie
 The Santa Fe R. R. has changed it's time in and out of Deming. The change will cause considerable delay to parties going east.
 A young man working for Hart Bros, claims to have been run in to the ranch by band of Indians Monday.
 Our militia will probably take the field today. c. W.
 Lordsburg, N. M., Dec. 1st, 1885.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-12-02
Buy the New Home Sewing Machine. Best in use. At the Arizona Copper Co.'S Store. $

Father Morin took his departure for Solomonville on Saturday last we'll pleased with the success of his visit here. Before leaving he reorganized the committee pre- viously appointed to select site, collect subscriptions, etc, for the erection of a Church in this vicini- ty. The committee as now consti- tuted consists of the following gentlemen: w. R. McCormick. R Norte, F. Norte and J. H. Vaughn. Secretary. At a meatiag 0, the communities Dr. D. J. Priug was selected to act as Treasurer and the generous offer of Pablo Salci- do, Esq, of d lot in South Clifton on which to erect the church was accepted Preparations are being made to begin work at once.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-12-02
Fresh Trout White Fish, and Eastern Oysters, received at Char ley's Coffee House, Clifton Saloon, every Tuesday and Friday. *
Duucan Dots.

MT. Lay has returned from Tue son, much improved in health.
 MT. Moses Fisher and family have removed to Phenix.
 Messrs. W. J. Parks, Mattison, White6eld and Adams have just returned from Tucson where they have been looking after their b O m $ e a q $ and pre-emptious. While in Tucson Mir. Parks ad- dressed a meeting of citizens rela- tive to the Apache question, show ing the pressing necessity for or ganizlng d .body of mounted police for the protection of this portion of the Territory subject to milan raids. A number of resolutions Were passed, and it was decided to bring the matter before the Gov ernor in proper form as soon as possible.
 School matters have suddenly come to crisis. Public school is indefinitely closed, and Sunday School suspended; Prof. D. w.. Mckay, who was also superintend- ent of the Union Sunday School, having resigned.
 The difficulty which resulted as stated, arose from the undue ad- vantage taken of his position by the clerk of the school board, in authorizing the taking up of the school furniture and the use of the school room for dance hall, in opposition to the expressed will of the teacher, and the protest of the parents of the school children. It Is much to be regretted that the best interests of the community have thus been sacrificed for the momentary qualification of few citizens, and the floating popula- ton. Let those who are culpable bear the blame. Mir. w. J. Parks, who was absent when the outrage was perpetrated, resigned the school trusteeship, immediately on his return. Owing to the existing state of school matters, the effort to collect the District tax is likely to prove an entire failure.
 From two to three cars of con- centrates are shipped from Car lisle to Pueblo every day.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-12-02

Mir. and Mrs. James Morris, of the Metcalf Mine, entertained a number of their friends at their residence on Saturday evening last. A special train conveyed the guests from Clifton and vicinity to the foot of the incline, the ascent of which was accomplished without accident through the careful man. agement of Messrs. Dunbar and Wylie. Dancing commenced at 9 P. M-. A superb lunch was fur nished at midnight, after which dancing recommended and con- tinued, interspersed with songs and recitations, until day light. Want of space alone prevents us from giving as full report of this grand entertainment as we would wish. Suffice it to say, that it is considered by every one present that this entertainment was never equalled in this section.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-12-02
The genlal John Hovey, at tn

The genlal John Hovey, at the present, time is giving a rare treat at his cosy little Theatre, ln the shape of a first class variety show, and from the crowds that nightly congregate there, and from the loud bravos that greet the efforts of the performers the audiences must be we'll pleased. With such comedians as MT. Keeney & Car lyse and the charming little Sou brette Miss Maggie Harris Mir. Hovey can congratulate himself on sure success. The modest lit tie cantratrice, Miss. Lily Kertney, was we'll received last night, and we perdict her a brilliant future.