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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-12-25

ORGANIZATION.
Methods of teaching Ment Arithmetic
...... Prof Rankin, Philomath College.
Method of teaching Primary Spelling
with class) w Miss Fannie Campbell.
Teaching Political History &c. c. Hoeue.
What motives and incentives to study
ought to be appealed to-. Prof. Bristow
and others.
Declamation-The Old Methodist's Tes-
timony .............. Johnny Wclfe.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Declamation-What IA lit lie girl said,
-. ................M Miss Nonnie Brown.
Methods in Division, w Prof. johnson,
Philomath College.
Method of teaching History with class)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. E. H. Bennett.
Lessons i'll English. .Supt. Yates, Normal
! School.
Commercial Education ....... Prof. Sheak,
Philomath College.
Are public examinations and exhibitions
advisable?. Pres. Miller and others.
Defamation Barbara Frietchie," re-
vised. ...........-......Eu Eugene Allphin.
EVENING SESSION, O'CLOCK.
Music.
Address of Welcome. w Prof Grimm.
Response " President Miller, Philomath
College.
Music.
Defamation n........... Miss Addie Kelly.
Lecture-The English Language, -. Presi
dent Stanley, Normal School.
MORNING SESSION.
Wednesday, Dec. 80, 9 o'clock.
New Method Of Cube Root. w. H. Holman
Method of teaching Mental Arithmetic
with class) Prof Bristow, agriculture
College.
Method of teaching Orthography JOSEPH
Bryan.
Method of teaching Geography I'D. w
| Jarvis.
Reading and Elocution. ... President Miller
Declamation-AS School Day Lyman Kelsay
AFTERNOON SESSION, O'CLOCK.
Observation-Disclosures Man. Miss Ed
Beiknap.
Vocal Music in our Schools. W. E. Cressy
Oral Lessons in English, with class. .......
...Supt. Miner
} Importance of Chemistry in Public
Schools ......... PROT. drlmm
Composition Work Prof. Frank Rigler
Normal Work . President Stanley
Defamation Crock of Ages. Miss Jessi
Bailey.
; EVENING SESSION.
3 ABOVE THE CLOUDS"
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-12-25
LIST OF LETTERS !,

Remaining unclaimed in the Postofice at
Corvallis, Benton County, Oregon, Friday
Dec. 25th, 1885. Persons calling for same
will please say advertised" giving date of
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-12-25

sABOVE THE CLOUDS"
A Drama in Two Acts.
Phil Ringold-Crazy Phil, Mountain
Hermit it.............. Dave Osburn.
Alfred Thorpe--City Nabob. .Robt. johnson.
Amos Gaylord--Country Gentleman. E. H.
Bennett
Howard Gaylord-Gaylord's son. n...... ..Telt
Burnett.
Titus Turtle-A Gourmand. w. Stellar.
Curtis Chipman-Chips in the rough
Thomas Callahan.
Nat Naylor-Thorpe's Protege. Harry
Rogers.
Grace galls-Young Artist. Miss Lizzie
Wolfe.
Hester Thorne-Gaylord's Housekeeper
Miss Emma Rogers.
Lucy Gaylord d-Gaylord's Daughter. Nellie
Blair.
Lucretia Gerrish $50 romantic ....... lnez
Stellar.
Reserved seats at P. NJ Zierolfs so cents;
admission 25 cents. =
Proceeds to defray expense of Inst itute.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-12-25
Eleventh Annual Institute.
For Benton County.
To be held at
Corvallis, Ore, Dec, 29, 80, '85,
PROGRAMME:

MORNING SESSION.
Tuesday, Dec. 20, 10 o'clock.
Institute Work " ....... .Supt. Miner.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-12-25

Bane s P
Caine Mrs M E
Daniels Rosa
Hassler Ella
Mitchell T B
Rainwater Emma
Read Laura
N. B. BARBER, P. NJ.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
OLD WORLD NEWS.
No Relaxation OF War Preparation in
EDglard-Large NUMBERS Of
Transports TO Convey
Troops Ready.i
TIE General Gordon Memorial-An
Interesting Debate IN the
Reichstag.
RUSsO-AFGHAN AFFAIRS.
War Preparations Continue On a Most Exs
teRstve scale.

LoNDoN, March a. The terms bt the arrange
nent with Russia a-e denounced by the Couserva
lives. The Liberal press admit the arrangement
is virtual surrender to lssia OF the frontier de-
rsnd. The preparations for war. however con-
t;nue on a most extensive scale. Al enor-
nous transport fleet is collecting IA the
Thames. az Portsmouth and Plymouth.
The size OF the fleet far excee1s any
possible needs of the Soucan campaign. The
WoOlwich Arsenal workshops are hurried and en-
laIged by the erection OF temporary structures.
TIE workmen at the arsenal are on double time.
Sir Peter Lumsden. the British Commissioners Of
the Afghan frontier line. has again cnaueed his
camp. BE has liked it at Serabut. ou the Persian
SIDE of the FerTi-Rocd. Sir Peters present
position j. at the rear Of the Russian ad
vanoed outrosis. as Enssla claims that
these outpo-ts are INSIDE the boundary
line claimed by Russia. si- Peters position
was made the subject OF official representation
to the British Government Baron De stasl, the
cars ambassador TO England, has asked the
British Government 10 order Ilmsie camp
moved to within undisputed Afghan territory.
The request refused and Sir Peter requested TO
keep his present position and maintain communi-
cation with the AfehaDs az Robet Pass On the
recommendation of the Nicefoy OF India large
grants were accorded from the IrdiGa Treasury 10
Abdurabnan, the Ameer OF Afghanistan, Tor the
purpose of a complete repair OF the forts in his
territory, ard particularly those OF Herat. These
works OF repair will be done unaer the supervi-
sion OF English eneineers and the additional
guns needed by the ioIlincatsons OF Afghenistan
are 10 be supplied from Woolwichs
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
steamshlp Subsidy pebate inithe Reichstag.

BERLIS. March lin the ReicSstag Richter ad-
dressed the House to grant subs,dy only to the
East Asiatic Line. which Blsmarcsx had declared
would be acceptable a first irktallmen'. The
experience thereby gained woAld enable the
Reicbstsg 10 decide whether to grant the other
subsidies proposed.
Bismarck replied TO Richter saving he (Iiichte-)
represented the opiuions of tlse parliamentary
minority, and not the German pebple The pro
ect 10 grant subsidies 10 mshsp lines had other
objects than merely TO establish communication
with new colonies.
The Chancellor added that Richter hFd ex-
pressed pleasure at the restoratios OF the
cordihle with England. This wbuid have been
ececied much easier il Richter's action mad not
hampered the Government IN regard to the as
sertion that Nindthorst that everything
full blaze between England snc Germany, Bis
m6Tck begged 10 refer that gentleman 10 Glad
stones recent speech in the Commons These
parliamentary groups. the speaker continued.
whofe ideal could only be real zed by war.
ought not carelessly and baseleysly TO describe
GefmaDy's relations with friendly power in
a state OF Jealousy. The dispute with England
was settled, and he could assure the House he
had not sent Count Herbert Bismarck TO London
for the purpose Of picking a qua rel. The Cham
ceilor concluded by expressing toe hope that the
mission OF the German Nation might be better
understood bv the rising generation tnsn the
present one. The debate adjourned.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
THE NATIONS CAPITAL
Colonel MatsOn as Chairman Of Invalid
Pensions -Cleveland's Example of
ErrlJ Hours Very Beneficial.
Blaine at the White House-Rad-
ical Reforms in the Depart
ments-Reel Re- form.
COLONEL MATSON'S WORK.
what Red-HOt HOo.ier Republican Says.

Special 70 the Sentinel.
wAsHINcToS, March IA red-hot Hoosier Re-
publicsn was overheard al the National this morn
ing, giving Colonel Ms:son OF the Bloomington
district splendid go-Of. ssid he
However other Democrats may feel t0warl
soldiers and their widows and orphans. there is
no discount in that direction on Colonel MatSoa,
ana / speak by tue card, too. | accidentally -
came interested in the case OF poor woman IN
Ohio, who put in claim for d pension for the
loss OF her only son, who was her sole support
while living. There were some technical dmcnl
ties in the way. but Colonel MatSon took hold OF
the case and put il through in short order. And
he did rot do II either, Just because II was right
end mis- duty. but his bearing and w0.ds, and
action, showed THAI his heart went with his vote
and he looked If it did mis- soul sooG to help TIE
poor old mother of the dead soldier. tell you.
continued the Hoosier Republican. 'if we must
have a Democratic House, Colonel Mstson should
be kept at the head of the Invalid Pension Com
mittee. The soldiers-living or dead-will al
ways get fun justice At the hands OF Colonel Mat
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
Notes from Columbus.
Specfsl to the Sentinel.

COLUMBUS, Ind. March l4.-0la Rogers, the girl
whom it is alleged krows more than anyone
about the poisoning of Henry Brehm, who died
here on last Wednesday evening. has been ar
rested at Shelbyvile. and VIII be brought here to
give her evidence before the Coroner The I'm.
preston here is that ii die not administer the
drug herself, she can throw light the mys-
teTy.
James Lsyn,sn Of Flatrock Township, has made
two unsuc &C ssful attempts at suicide within the
past ten days. be took poison. but that failed.
and OH Friday he fired pistol ball into his mouth
but still lives
Captain Thomas Morgan, of this place, father of
Judge Morgan died on Thursday of paralysis. He
had been coniined TO his bed for man. months
His burial was conducted by the Masonic frater-
hiiy, he being an hOnOred member Of the Order.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
Cigarettes Quickly Killed Him.

WASHINGTON. March IA A son OF one of the
Professors at Columbian University IN this city
died suddenly last week after short detention In
his room. So sudden was the attack that party
OF young men who had been invited py the de-
ceased 10 call upon him and play whist kept their
engas ement only TO find their friend corpse. 1t
was learned that the deceased. who was employed
in The Patent Office, had been In the
habit OF indulgiug in cigarettes excessively
and iphsling the smoke. Two physicians held
sultatiol and after Investigation decided that
this practice had exercised . depressing effect
upon the action OF the heart and had hastened
death. Aortic reaurgitation wss given as the pri-
may caufe of death. which had been increased
by the indulgence Of the deceased In the inhale-
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
Republican Nominate ons at Chicago.

CHICAGO. March 1s.-JUdge StCner Smith, now
on the Cook County Circuit Court bench, was
nominated by the Republicans to-day for Mayor
by unanimous and rising vote. Ex-C0ngress-
man John i. FiDerty was nominated for City
Treasurer, and Hampstead Washburne, soa of ex-
Minister wasburne was nominated for City Clerk
The convention was one OF the most numerousy
attended in the history of the party. and was pre-
sided over by ex-Congressman George K. Davis
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
GeneraI erapt,s Couditton.

NEW York, March Ia This morning General
Grant said he felt better, and his breakfast. in
liquid form, psr4sken of generously. He be-
writing bis remtpisceuce shortly before moo D.
the time. s3
General Grant passed to day comfortab Y. sleep
ing late into the morning. he ate a chop for
breakfast This afternoon Re was visited by Drs.
Barker and Douglas and about , O'Clock the
General took a drive in Central Park with
the latter physician. Dr. Douglas stated tonight
his patients throat looked bstter and ais general
condition was improved He retired eariy feeling
very sleepy. although no narcotics were admin
lsfprpd.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
VIII Follow the Presidents Example.
Special TO the Sentinel.

WASHINGTON, March H.-Repor!s from the
White House to the effect that President Cieve-
land begins work at his desk at s:45 a. m, and
with his coat off. His early hours OF WORK have
produced the idea that all the rest OF the world
should 60 to work at .. MIN the departments
especially. By doing this IL is ssid, al least 25
per cent: of the 70, ce in each Department. can be
disposed with, and that commission viii soon be
appointed TO go through the various department.
and point out where reductions can oe made with
profit. lis this what mere for?" ask the
Office seekers, Ito see Offices busted up AMI dis
pepsed WITH Just as they are ready TO all into our
bands?" And then they add (sotto voce) mot
by blsnked sighIi.'
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15

Extensive preparations
are being made at our
Factory for the Sprlng and
Summer Trade, ard when
the season opens we will
be in the lead regarding
variety, quality and prices,
at the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
Zebehr Pasha's Correspondence With IL
Mahdf.

ALEXASDRIA. March 14.-Zebehr Parha will &c
enterned on the Island OF Cypress Zebehr has
been under a surveillance whichiprsctically made
him prisoner for the past two Gears. His prop
esty mainly acquired in the slave trade was con-
iscated. and he was allowed a quarterly stipend
on condition ne should not Lave Alexandria
without the consent OF the Khedrve.
General Gordon pleaded that Ztbehr should be
restored to power in the Soudar; and said that
the ex.sleve King was the only nan who had the
nerve and prestige 10 keep the Arabs in sublec-
tion General Gordon had encountered Ze chr
during his former service in Egypt, and had
hanged one of Zsbehrs sons, whom he left as a
hostage, and whose life became forfeited by act
OF treachery OF Zebshr's party. Z has now been
been discovered By the British government that
Zebehr Pasha has been in continual cor-sspon-
dence with FL Mahdi, both before and since the
fall of kharfQnIn.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
The Old winnebeco Reser,ation.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE President l. con-
sidering the advissbi!ity of revoking the rec ent
order of President Arthur throwing open the set
tlement OF Old Winnebego. or Grove Creek Indian
Reservation. in Dakota in behalf of the Indians.
1t has been asserted the order OF President Arthur
was illegal, inssmuch ne the land included IN the
reservation wss held by the Indians under the
provision OF the treaty OF 1865 that could not be
SCI aside by an eXecui i've order. Ii this assertion
he substantiated the settlers who have selected
ana occupied homesteads the res ryation
would be liable 10 ejecLwent
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
New Railroad Route.

WASHINGTON. March IA Commenclng March
10 a passenger route between Washington
and the South and Southwest is created by the
Shenandoah Valley and Norfolk and Western
Railroads and their connections, which open up
this hiphwsy of travel by securing a special train
over the Baltimore and Ohio Road via Shenan-
Cah junction sixty one miles west OF Washing
ton. Through Pullman cars run daily TO and
from New Orleans and the direct passenger con-
nectons of this new line emhr9ee all the territory
reached through Cnat anooga. Memphis. New Or
leans, Atlanta ana Jacksonville
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
Funeral of Fredor,ck,s Armless Hero.

WORCESTER. Mass. March A-The funeral o.
sergeant Thomas Plunket, the armless hero of
Fredericksburg. occurred TO day. The flags o. the
city were al balf-mast The Governor and prin-
cipal officers OF the State were present. The Leg
islature attended in a body. Three hundred
High School pupils sung during the exerci-e
The whole State joined i {, doing the humble
hero hOnnr
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15

The garrison at Kassala. on March ]. were still
holding out
Frederick Theodore Frerichs. ~ Berlin. the dis
tinguikhed medical author is des.d.
The rebe's attacked the outposis At suakim Fri.
day night and wounded two senfinels.
The Continental Bourses are buoyaue and in
sympathy with the feeling In London.
The PARIS Gsulo.s says the Gar has assured
Emperor william that the Afghan question never
threatened the peace OF Europe.
At Shanghai the steamer 6lenroy. seized Friday
by q French msn-cfwar for having lead In her
cargo hae been released and ths lead condscsteds
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
The French Papers on the Agreeml

PARIS, March 1.-the French newspapers de-
scribe the announcement made by Gladstone in
the Commons agreement with Russia as England
eating humble pie"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15

ST. PETERSBURG. March 14.-Thc Journal De ST.
Petersburg says: Negotiations sibetyeen Russia
and England still continue. and are conducted
with firm desire TO avoid a collision. ana upon a
profound conviction that II is ID the interest OF
both countries TO reach solid settlement Of the
present dispute
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
Arrested for Embezzlement.

BosToN, March l4.-Joseph Villa known to State
street brokers' arrested for the alleged embez-
ment OF Sc eco belonging 10 Mrs. Sarah 81. Page of
HRIlowell Mrs. Page depo.ited with villa amounts
sggregating s. 900. The dividends were paid regu-
larry mp 10 a short time ago. Mrs. Page was t1sn
informed she owned no stock, and the interest
had only been paid 10 deceive her.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15

BERIIS. March 1.-the Enforcement is made
that the Prince OF Wales and the Duke OF Edin-
burg viii represent the Royaii Academy al the
celebration OF the eightyninth anniversary OF the
birth Of the Emperor OF Germany.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15

LONDON, March 1.-the Prince OF Wales in be-
bali OF the Queen. held a levee To-day. The Ger.
man, Russian and French Ministers and Gram
vile and Derby attended.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
Do Not Sympafhize.

ST. LOUIS, March 14.-The Jefferson City, Mo-,
special to the PostD Dispatch says: The House of
Representatives this morning. after lengthy de-
bate refused to adopt a resolution sympath tzing
with the railroad strikers. -
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
Supposed Incendiary Fire
Special 10 the Sentinel.

Special 10 the Sentinel.
MARION. Ind. March li.-Thursdsy night, at IL
o'clock, the saloon building and contents belong
ing to Wesley Smith. at Upland. twelve miles east
OF here, was totally destroyed by fire. Loss about
81 .000;, injured in the Connecticut Fire, of Hart
lord. for $780, and Firenlsns, OF Dayton for $40.
supposed to be the WORK OF an incendiary.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15

2Ce per doz. for Holland Herring.
25c for 3 cans of Mackerel.
&c for s-penny Mscxerel.
sc for large No. 3 River Shore Mackerel.
Sc per 10. for large No. fat Mackerel.
Toe for 25 lbs. White Rose Flour.
si50 per bbl. for Best Flour.
sc per lb. for kingaD II Co.'S Shoulders.
Joe per 10. for kingan & Co.'S Breakfast Bicon.
&c per 10. by t.erce for choice Lard.
1s5c per 10. for 90 10. can for choice Lard.
Sc per 10. for 90 To- can choice Lard.
25c for 5 lbs. of choice Isro.
25c per gal for choice Golden Syrup.
4oc per gal. for Crystal Drips.
acc per gal. for New Orleans Nolasses.
4ec per gsl. for good Maple Syrup.
2Cc per gal. for white wine or Orchard Vinegar.
lsc per gal for silver thread Sauerkraut
&c per 10. for Coed Tea.
t0c per 10 for Tea that sells all over town at 90c.
25c per 10. for roast va Coffee.
81 for Is lbs. Granulated Sugar.
81 for IS lbs. White Extra sugar.
81 for 20 lbs. Extra Sugar.
10. tai or verbal orders delivered In Hsughville,
North Indianapolis. Brightwood. Irvington, Bel
mont. or any part of the city.
Orders carefully racked and shipped q. o. ID
per express. No charge for package or carriage
Parties ordering q. o. ID. must pay express cnarse,
on return money. No orders shipped by freight
unless postofiice order. postal II ote or money &C
ccmrantes order. All g1ods guaranteed 10 give
sstnfaction or money refunded
NOTICE-I have moved my stock into large
and elegant rooms Just across the street.
After this week my number will be 200 South
Engine House. Will sell goods all week at old
stand s02 South Illinois Street, opposite No.
Engine House. If hotels, restaurants aud board
Ing houses net having time e. call, will drop me
q scar, card with their number, City Solicitor j. Il.
Williams will call them. Orders delivered
promptly. TELEP0NE 675.
900 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET,
Opposite No Engine House,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
Captain ". L. Couch. Arkansas City, Kas.:


WAsHISGToN, March Il, 1855.
Captain " L. Couch, Arkansas City, Kas.:
The President is OF the opinion that further ne.
eotiatiOns with the Creeks and SeminOles.
as contemplated By the recent action
OF Congress is necessary TO author.
ize the settlement OF Oklahoma. His
proclamation OF yesterday is intended TO eject the
cattle syndicate on the one hand snd suspend on
The other the settlement of the country, pending
negotiations. We have earnestly urged upon the
Secretary OF The Interior, IN view or tue exlgeu'
eits OF the situation, 10 proceed a. once 10 con.
clude the negotiations, ana place upon the con-
mission a representative OF the settlers We DEAN
il hest for all parties 10 await the contemplated
action. u must be understood that the
the Oklahoma country. snd the whole IN
dian Territory. hsve been iIlegally occupied By
the cattle kings Is strongly defended mere oy
powerful financial influences. This conspiracy
has been for years. and is now reDresente0 here
by persons holding nigh positions in the Govern
ment.
These men, having access to the avenues OF pub
lie opinion and the privileges OF constant commu-
nication with all departments OF the Government.
are persistent in their misrep 7eeentatioOs. rhey
who attack here any OF the 2reat wrongs whicn
have fastened themselves upon the government,
undertake task Of great magnitude, but we
shall continue to urge with confidence upon
Presideni,Cleyelands administration a reversal OF
for the people is sharply defined public opinion
arising above all party distinctions. and demand
ing that the public domain shall be held sacred
heritage for actual settlers.
(Signedl SIDNEY CLARKE,
WPAXep
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15

Meeting of the Gordon aem0rfal Commit
tee-The Memorial to be Hospital
and sanitarium.

LONDON March li.-The Gordos Memorial Com.
mittee met at the Mansion Houseito-day. and the
Prince of Wales presided. Amo4g the members
present were the Duke OF Edinburgh, Duke OF
Cambridge and Earl Granville Me object of the
meeting was TO decide upon the f;,rm which the
Gordon memorial should take. The general
meetnv, which appointed the ;committee, de-
ciced that in no event should the, memorial be
statue, and the kind the c0mm5tee to-day de-
cided on for the memorial will bs great nosp tai
aud sanitariun. TO be erected at Port said. ana
open 10 the world for the people of all nations OF
The earth. The Khedve has alseady granted
site for the proposed memorial.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15

ment of cigarette smoke. Everything possible
done by the physicians for their patient. out
his constitution bad been too surely undermined
and in his last days be was unable 10 rest quietly
in bed, but maintained a sitting position.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
The NIfners, Srrika.

PITTsBURG, March 14-The miners strike de-
veloped nothing important to day. Both sides re-
main firm and equally confident of victory. The
strike has iresulted in scarcity OF coal Tor the
local supply, but far there has been no advance
i'm
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
Gone to Abyasfnia.

ROME, March IA dispatch from Massosao
says General Ferrart has started On special mis-
sion to King John OF Abyssinia.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15

FERsE, March lathe Fedora. Council has sp-
proved OF the United States treaty for the protecs
ton of trade marks