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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

| Public sale of Jersey csttle-I will sell to
Market street, Wichita, Kan, on Saturday,
the 10Th inst, Mt 1890 o'clock, twenty-six
head Of extra fine .Ier-ey cattle, mos, OF
which are registered all full blood., young
aud safe in calf 10 thoroughbred bulls. The
most Of this stock were bred by Ourselves.
and we know they are Of extra fine butter
| families. This stock will be sold to the
highes; bidder, and sale will come of rain
or shine. Eight Of the above cattle are
milking now, and number 10 calye very
soon. Attend this sale whether you bug or
not and very much oblige. yours respect
fully, ID. y. HEATH.
| Of the firm of Heath & Holden. Craw>ford.-
vile, Ind. do 3j-wss-It
Our line Of solid silver and silver-pla,ed
ware is larger and sGer than the combined
stocks Of all other dealers in Wichita. and
our prices are the Lowest.
dl0-lt L. VAIL & Co., Jewellers.
Shaw & Co. are the music men of the
southwest da0-2i
4 full assortment of bulk jellie. and pre-
serves a, 10 cents per pound, at S.einhaus er
Supply Co.'S.
We make special prices on gold spec:acles
and eye glasses this month.
d20it E. VAn & Co, Jewellers.
Picked pigs feet. picked tripe and pick
led tongue in bulk a; Ste;nhauser Supply
Co.'S.
b. 5. Garrison offers seventy lots for sale
cheSn A. dirt in his addition. Call and SEE
Bes; ince me.: onlv 10 cen,s a poand a;
S:einhauser Suppl Co.'S.
You car get good residence .ots in good
locality s; reasonable rs,es By applying to
B. 5. Garrison. dISe-,f
Oranges. lemons, ng', d.:es And r.i.ins a:
S,einhsu.e. Supply Cos
Telephone Jour order TO Freeman 4
Hibarxer hack or livery. .sAff
Bacon cents, BAN II cents per pound 8,
S;einhsuser Supply Co.'S
Seventy lois for sale che.p in G.rr'son's
second Ar,d third additions For :er1us call
OF Il. 5. Garrison dl4l;t
GrHnal.tet sugar, Is pounds for 81. ..
S'e;nhaaser Supply Co.'S
Better lay IN your winters supply 81 A.
thr~cise coal early IN the se.son- Cal on
Roger Coal Co. clso Il
Gold and silver watches n yai's
Diamonds in al ssyles Of mounting at
vaii's- 64-l:
Cars pour cold shiis yea oR; Chaases-
iain's Cough Rs0sdy vin Dc !. ossd b. |
Aldriah . 1euWa a.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

Tho first of the week we will receive n
splendid line Of new art goods and studies.
Come and see US and we will show you some
nice goods and low prices. The FAIR.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

A large, elegant and varied line of picture
frame mould;ng,, just received, at the
Wichita Art gallery, lbs Main street Prices
lower than ever. d20-lt
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

Three dollars per dozen for cabinet photo
graphs, at Wichita Art Gallery. Does not
last always. Place your orders at once.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

| Special reduction on MI musical goods
Till January first. SHAW Il 20.
| Pure buckwheat -four 5cts q pound, at
Steinbauser Supply Co. d20-l,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

Blackbefries, gooseberrie-, cherries, corn
and beans, l0cts per can, at S.einhauser
Supply Co. dol,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13
4 large line Of albums, velvet ebony and
gold 6ramea. q Wichita Art gallery, Us
Main street do II

ssmples-samples-samples-Inb boots and
shoes. at the City Shoe store, and 90 cheap
that the poorest need not 70 with cold
feet Call and examine and get prices, at
J. c. Woodworth's, City Shoe store, 1873
North Main street. d20-lt
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

Closing out balance Of winter millinery
cheap at Mrs. E. Vredenburgh's 1873 Main
street d9l-1t
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

Accordians, violins, guitars, banjos, music
boxes for Christmas. SHAW & Co.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
THE TRUNK MYSTERY.
Body of the Victim Exhumed and Fully
Idsntifed-The Man who Checked
the Trunk Identified and


PIITsBURG, May The body of the man
shipped from Chicago to this city in a trunk
last week was exhumed to-day and positively
identified by Francesca Coruso as the re-
mains of his brother Phillipo. Franc SEQ is
of the opinion that Phiilipo was murdered
by countrymsn named Augustens GilardO
who was preparing 70 90 to Italy. Gilardo
knew that Philllpo had money and frequent
ly importuned him for sufficient amount
to pay his passage over. The murdered man
was last seen in company with Gilsrjo and
Russo and Francesca think he was chloro-
formed and then stTangled by hand. De
tective Bonfield, of Chicago, left for New
York this afternoon TO head off Gilsrdo and
Coruso went back TO Chicago TO secure the
arrest Of the sccomplices there.
NV YORK. May Police Inspector
Byrnss on Tue sday received dispatch from
Chief Doyle OF Chicago, stating that the
with the murder OF the man found in the
trunk at Pittsburg. had come to New York
description of Jurado was given, and De-
tectiye Sergeants Perszzo and Tesssro found
hlm hidden at l45 Wooster atreet the same
night. The prisoner was taken TO police
headquarters, where he gave his age as TWEEN.
ty-four, and said he was a peddler. Chief
Doyle was communicated with and Detect
i've Bontield, accompanied by the baggage.
master who checked the trunk from CHI.
csgo TO Pittsburg, stated at orce for New
York. This afternoon the baggsgemaster
unhesitatingly picked Jurado out as the
man who bad brought the trunk 70 the sta.
tion. The prisoner refused to make any
statement, but willingly agreed to return to
Chicago with Detective BonfeId. They start
early Friday morning.
CHICAGO, May 7-To-night the police here
are confident they have solved the mystery
surrounding the death of Phillipo Caruso,
on evidence furnished by a little girl. Five
important arrests were made this evenipg.
The suspects are Italians of the lowest class,
snd none of them can speak word o
English. Three of them are residents where
the murdered man was seen week ago
last Thursday. Cami Rito and Como Rito
are husband and brother respectively TO the
woman who has been arrested in New York.
The man Jurado, whose arrest is reported
from New York, and who apparently FOL-
lowed the trunk aud its chastity contents to
PitisbuTg thence continuing his journey
east, is regarded by the police here as being
beyond doubt present at the death of
Caruso, If, indee, not the instigator.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
NEWS OF NATIONAL INTEREST.
Presidential FOstmasters Appointed -
Other appointments and Happen
ngs-Kestsnations Etc

WsBINeToN, May The President today
pIointed the following Presidential Post.
masters: Charles C. Peck, Middlebury, VT,
vice George Hammond, commission expired;
Frank M. Rogers, Norwich, n. Y, vice J.
X. Spaulding, resigned; George Donnelly,
Waterloo, n. Y, vice Luke Johnson, COM
mission expired; Henry S. Bener Gettys-
burg, Pc, vice J NJ. Kroutb, comm ission
EXPIRED J. Parker Vessey, Baltimore, Md,
vice Harrison Adreon, commission expired:
CIV. Thomas Canton, Miss, vice F. B.
Pratt, commission expired; Z. L. Haire,
San Angelo, Tex. vice William Z. Ellis, re-
signed; Watson W. Forney, Lsetonis, O.,
vice NJ. f. Tsgesrt. commission expired; J.
G. Carleton, Bsdiord, Inc. vice Henry Davis,
commission expired James +. Rs;ekin,
Shenandoah. Pa, vice II p. Dafisid, re-
signed; Eli Hodge, Columbia, No, vice H.
y. Cook, commission expired; Jonathan n.
Wite, Plattsmouth. Neb vice J. w. Marshal,
resigned; S. W. Hobbs, storm Lake, Iowa
vice w S. Vestal, suspended.
Nelson i Acers has been appointed Col
lector of Internal Revenue for the District
OF Kansas. vice John G. Carpenter, sus.
penced, and Eugene P. Sykes has been SD
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Mapleson and his theatrical troupe took
their departure yesterday for Europe.
Professor Rssmus p. Anderson, the new
Minister to Denmark, sailed for Europe yes.
terday.
In the joint convention OF the Illinois
Legislature one scattering ballot was taken
for United States Senator.
The federation of window glsss.mskers Of
the world will meet in annual convention in
Pittsburg, Monday, July 3.
Patrick Harbnet OF Cincinnati, recently
convicted Of numbering his wife, was yester.
day sentenced to be hanged September 4.
Mr.. a. NJ. Kelly, the newly appointed
United States Minister TO Austria, accom-
panied by his family. sailed for EuroDe on
the steamship Wyeland, OF the Hamburg
American Packet Line, yesterday.
Richard Short, indicted for the murderous
assault upon Captain PheIsn in 0DOnovan
Rossa's Office, was acquitted yesterday. The
Judge frowned in indignation and amsze.
ment at the verdict and said "Gentlemen,
1 am sstonished 1T your verdict. You are
discharged from all further service in this
panel -
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08

ST. PAUL Mimi, May "A dispatch from
Fish Greek, n. w. T., May 5, via. Humboldt,
says: A accommodating party of seventy
men from Bottoms cavalry went forward to
Dumonts Crossing yesterday, and returnd
st $50 p They proceeded a mile past
Dumonfs. end within three miles OF Ba-
toche. About mile this side of Dumont
they started half dozen rebels, evidently
outposts, who were in house, but who gall
loped away without firing shot. All the
half-breeds' houses were found deserted and
valuables removed. The weather is hot.
Dumont's scouts have been found. A steam
er from Swift Current arrived this morning,
and brought 120 of the Midland battalion, a
Gsttling gun and large Quantity OF am
nun ition and provisions.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
THREE TIMES

Already this season has our buyer been com.
PEELED to go to our Rochester factory to fill
up on many lines of Spring Goods, and to
bring out the Latest Novelties Tor Summer
Wear.
Every one knows that our goods are better
made, better trimmed and fit better tn IN
those found anywhere else in this State,
while our prices are guaranteed to be at least
Is per cent. below all competitors.
No old stock viii be found in our house.
We know the wants of ihis community, and
manufacture class of goods specially adapt.
ed to meet these wants. Manufacturing our
own Clothing, and buying all our Furnish
ing Coo ds and Hats and Caps direct from
first hands, we save you TIE manufacturers
or jobber's proht, and always give you
first-class article.
WATCH our advertisement from day 10
day, and look out for special bargains at the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08

pointed Collector for the District of Missis-
sippi, vice James Hill, suspended.
j. Z. Cham berlin, one OF the special agents
Of the Treasury Department, recently re-
moved by Secretary Manning, has been ap.
pointed Special Inspector of Customs. He
is temporarily on duty at Baltimore
The Secretary OF the Interior has sub
nitted TO the President for his sppr oval the
assignments Of lands made to the Indians on
the Santee Sioux reservation, Nebraska.
There are about 500 such assignments, cash
for eighty acres of land, except in cases
where the Indians took up homesteads under
the treaty Of lS6S, which entities them TO 160
acres. This reservation was opened to settle.
ment by order of President Arthur on Feo.
Iuary 8 last, and statements may be made
sitter the 18th inst Under the order II 900
Ecres of fine land will be restored to the pGb-
lie domain.
David Y. Stephenson, Surveyor General
fer Nebraska and Iowa has resigned.
The President has appointed Junior Lieu
tenant Robert Il Mclean to be Lieutenant
in the navy. Lieutenant Mclean has been
three times before the Naval Examining
Beard end once before the Retiring Board
j. NJ. Rice, of Austin, Ill, has been awardsd
the contract for the stone and brick work OF
the supe rstructure OF the Jefferson City, No,
public building, at S44, coo.
Ex Senator Blanch X. Bruce, Register of
the Treasury, has rendered bis resignation.
Ii is reported that the resignation was re-
queste6.
Secretary Manning has directed that the
issue OF one and two dollar notes be discon-
tinued for the present.
The Comptroller OF the Currency has de-
clsred dividend of 80 per cent. in favor OF
the creditors of the Logan National Bank, OF
West Liberty q
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
The Times on the Tories.

LONDON, May The Times, commenting
on the attitude of the Conservatives toward
the Government res specting the Afghan ques-
ton, chsrscterizes the conduct of the Tory
leaders as unwise. 1t says that Lord Ran
dolPh Churchill was not justified in propos-
ing to refuse supplies to the Government.
The approaching election will give the Con.
servatives ample opportunity to arraign the
Government at the bar OF public opinion, the
Times argues, and the Conservative party
will oe much stronger If it abstains from
crude ard extravagant proposals. The
Government have mismanaeed the Afghan
busiDes j" the article concludes, 'but that is
no reason for Lord Randolph Churchilps
giving advice which shows that the opposi.
ton is incapable OF doing better"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
Seriously Hurt by the Train.

Special 10 The Sentinel.
CoLUMBrs, Ind, May Martin Went.
worth, farmer, residing near here, was run
over by coach and the tender of an engine
here this morning. He stepped on the track
as the car was being backed up and was
knocked down, falling between the rails. He
was rolled some distance by the brake beams
and shpan of the engine before the train
was stopped. When taken out il was found
that two or three ribs on the right side were
broken and he had received severe cuts and
bruises He will get well, his physician
thinks. He is q steady hard-working man.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
The A fcban boundary Question.

LoEDoN, May Lord Edmund Fitzmaur-
ice, Under Foreign Secretary, replying this
afternoon in the House of Commons to the
Right Hon. Edward Gibson, Conservative
member for Dublin University, stated that
General Ridseway, with Captain Yates and
others. would remain in charge OF the Afghan
Boundary Commission now that Sir Peter
Lumsden is coming to London. The in
structions sent TO Sir Peter Lumsdsn," Lord
Edmund continued, do not cancel his ap
pointment. he has not been summoned to
London to advise the Government about the
will remain with General Ridgewsy, who
will carry on the work OF the commission on
the SPOT"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
The soclslIsts ON the ouarry strlkers.

CHICAGO, May THE Socialists had
meeting last night to express sympathy with
the quarry strikers at Lemont. August
Spies said three years ago there was a SINH
lar strike. The men were then getting from
81 TO 80 day. The bosses then won the
bght and the wages were reduced. The Irish
and German workmen were frozen out, and
supplsnted by pauper Polish and Bohemian
labor. The present strike is the uprising
OF this pauper labor itself, which il was easy
TO predict would happen.
Governor Oglesby the militia, and every
body else who took part IN quelling the riot,
were abused, and all sorts of threats were
made.
A. r. Parsons introduced resolutions de-
nouncing the killing Of two of the strikers.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
Russia W,u Not 60 70 Herat

LONDON, May Earl Granville, Foreign
Minister, in the House OF Lords, this after.
noon, replying to a motion by the opposi-
tion for production. by the Government, Of
the papers in the Russian controversy. useo
the following language: 4 can not believe
that II England was going to wage war
against Russia, We should wage it at disad-
vantage and with every advantage in favor
Of Russia" Lord Granville denied that the
Governments military policy had baen
constant failure, and denied also that Russia
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
GENERAL GRANT.
He Has Seven Hours sleep-He Arranges
Notes for Further DictatiOn for
His New Book.

NEW York, May General Grant slept
seven hours last night. This morning be
aroused at the usual time and took such food
as serves for his breakfast. At 10 O'Clock
he took up pad and pencil and began the
arrangement of notes for his next dictation
In the morning Colonel Grant said the ste
nogIapher was expected during the day. but
that be the Colonel would strive to pre-
vent his father from dictation to day, bellsv
ing he had best rest bis throat and devote
his time to the arrangement OF data.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
a Full Report of the Penideh Anair.

ST. PETERSBURG, May Colonel Zakr.
Jewski, who wss with Colonel Alkihsnof.
during the Russian movements preceding
and attending the battle Of Penjdeh, has
reached st. Petersburg giih full report OF
the Russian case, aud has depaItad for
Gatschina to deliver the report to the Gar.
Colonel Iikriewski says that the inhabitants
OF Djdeh are well disposed toward the
Russians.
The break IA the Caspian Ssa cable has
been repaired. The Russian Government
has decided to push the extension of the
Russian Railway to the Amoo.D Darya or
Oxus River ss rapidly as possible, with
view to have the construction completed to
Merv by the spring of 1856
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08

The season draweth nigh when
that small boy will require the an
nual supply of Shirt Waist. With
the advent OF warm days the coat is
lais aside and the youth of tender
years enabled, since the introduction
of Star Shirt Waists, to appear in
habilaments that conform to sultry
weather. At no place in Indiana is
there sucha display as may be found
at the
w G: .Ei IL
Clothing Store.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
What DIR. Shrady says of General Grants
Condition ia the M edicaI Record.

NEW YoRK, May DIR George W. Shrady,
in the Medical Record of May ., will say OF
the condit Oh OF General Grant:
During the past week General Grants bodily
health has much improved aud ne has been
enabled to enjoy short drives in Central PARK, TO
walk short distances out OF doors and TO do con
siderable amount of literary work in mis- forth
coming memoirs. His appetite is better: he has
relish for his food, and his swallowing is not
tendt with much pain. Locally, his disease
shows slight tendency to progress. The sloughy
eXudafiOn has disappeared exposing exuberani
fungoid granulation in Its place. This condition
still involves the right and pOstel0r parts OF the
phaTynt, the right tonsillar region and the
light side of the base of the tongue.
The palate curtain is still considerably
INITIATED although all signs OF an acute inlam-
matoTy trouble have disappeared. At the base OF
the uvavla, on the right side. small fungold ex-
creSceDce has developed which has shown a dis
position TO incres Sc The free margin OF the pal
ate curtain, midway between the uvavlR and right
toDsillar region are similar growths. The ulcer
alton at the base OF the right anterior fsucial
pillar along side of the tongue presents
worm eaten surface, indicating an extension OF
the destructive process. The breathing is free and
the voice is clear. but the movements OF the
tongue are somewhat restricted, affecting articu-
lstiOn accordingly.
Despite the favorable general condition. there
have teen. unfortunately, no changes in the lacal
oteaSe 10 warrant any modification of the original
diagnosis by the members OF the medical staff
DR.. Shrady is q consulting physician in the
case Of General Grant.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
would go 20 Herat. The motion for the pro-
duction of the papers was then withdrawn.
Russia wins the sarakh Turcomaus.

1Fr'1 " 1HS tI1O SHI fsF1II NuHOOE1Hus.
TEHERAN, Msy 5.-Advices from Sarakhs
state that q small force Of Russians. with
four guns, low occupies Penideh. The same
advices contain the statement that the Rus
slams have completely won the Sarskh Tur.
cOmans. The telegraph line is now CON-
pleted TO point 120 miles beyond Asksb2d.
There is apparent lull in the Russian preps-
ratioDs for war. The Afghan troops along
the Bslamurghan not having received any
pay for a long time, are greatly demoraliz I'd
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
Miners Again strike.

MOUNT CARMEL, Pa, May The miners
in the large colliery at Green Ridge, operated
by the Union Company, which recently re-
sumed work after fourteen weeks suspeu-
sion, are On strike to-day against reduc.
tion in wages At the present rase the min
ere are compelled to work for dollar day.
Five hundred hands sre idle. Both opera
tors and miners are firm.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08

LONDON, May LADY Lonsdale was
married today to Earl de Grey at ST.
Martins Church, Charing Gross. The bride
wore plain dress of brown homespun
material, and jacket and hat of bronze
color, which matched each other splendidly.
There was no bridesmaid Lord Ripon.
father of the bridegroom. and the Earl OF
Pembroke and few select friends of the
bride and groom, were the only persons
present TO witness the ceremony.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
INDICATIONS.

WAsHIE6ToS Nay s.
For tAe Ohio Valley and Tennessee Generally
fair weather, rOrthwesterly winds slightly cooler.
except in extreme northwest portion, stationary
temperature, higher barometer.
For the Upper Lake Region-CIearsng ana
fair weather, southwest 10 northwest winds s.a-
tensry temperature.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
Notice or Inquiry.

LONDON, May Thomas Sexton. Home
Rule member of Parliament from the County
of Sligo, Ireland, has placed on the notice
psper of the House of Commons, a question
whether the English Government has in
terieIed with the appointment ut of Mr.. Kelly,
United States Minister 10 Austria.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
Verdict Against a Professor.

NEW YORK, May THE jury in the case
sgainst Professor Hialmsr Hjorth Boyesen,
charged with having slapped the child of
David W. Toyey, at West Hampton, L. l., in
1888, and thereby caused the boys deafness
has brought in vSrdict for S400 against the
PrOfeexOr
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
English Imports and Exports.

LONDON, May Imports for April, COM
pared with last year, increased f3 $50, coo.
Exports, same time, decreased a2,S6O,OOO.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
sutz Canal Convention.

PARIS, May THE subject of the pro-
posed international control OF the Suez
Canal is being discussed to-day by the Inter
national Susz Canal Convention. The
German, Austrian and Russian delegates
favor international control, and the English
and Italian delegates oppose il.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
A Large Credit

PARIS, May The Chamber of Deputies
today adopted, sos to 81. the treaty c5n-
cluded August 81, 1883. between France and
AMMAN NJ. Ds Freycinet Minister of For
eign Affairs, explained that the treaty had
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
Young Lord Randolph ChurchiII.

LONDON, May Lord Randolph Chur-
chill, if possible, by friends, is to have voted
the freedom of the city to young Lord RAN
dolph, in recognition of his services to the
British Empire in India.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
WoIseIey Reviews the rroops.

suAKIM, May General Wolseley re-
viewed the troops to-day, and praised the
Australian artillery and the sikhs Indian }
regiment. BE promised to present q sword
to q native Cfficer for gallant coaduct.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08

been virtually in force during the past
eighteen months. a credit of 81, ,2O0, coo
was adopted by the Chamber to deirsy the
expense OF laying a submarine cable 10
TonQuin.