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The Way Out of 1t.
philadelphia Press.

Philadelphia Press
Grace Greenwood claims that literary women
live happier lives than fashionable women, and
she may be right The fact is, to go step
further that literary women themselves are
fashionable nowadays.
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HUMOR OF THE DAY.

He comes in with stride,
And the door opens wide,
And leaves it where open he throws II,
And makes Us look GUNNER
Than we did In the summer,
When he always was careful to close it.
Boston Court
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Mrs. Woodwork I'm Delaware County.
Snecial 20 the 1nAiananoIia Iournal.

Special to the Indianapolis journal.
MUNcIE, Feb. 19-Lydia Woodwork, the
evangelist who created such religious excitement
at Hartford City, is now holding series of
meetings at New Corners, this county Great
interest is already manifested, and a repetition
of her work at the former place seems probable.
Twelve persons have fallen into the trance state,
and twenty have professed conversion. The
meetings continue day end night, almost without
ceasing, and are attended by rma.snse crowds,
many persons being unable to gain admission.
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Mr. JOHN H. DUvALL, sR., of Baltimore, Nd
wrenched his knee and was cured by St Jacahs
Oil, the great jeain reliever.
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Horaford's Acid Phosphate,
FOR SICK HEApAcH.

DR. N S. Read. Chicago, says II think ii is
a remedy of the highest value in many forms
of mental and nervous exhaustion, attended
by sick headache, dyspepsia and diminished vi
falitY y
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE Feb. l9-Fire broke ont at noon
to-day in that part Of the city across the creek,
and owing to frozen hydrants and strong wind
the flames gained considerable headway at.one
time, and it was thought the entire lower part of
the town would 60 Fire steamers and chemical
engines were sent for, and the fire finally got
under CONTROL after destroying three residences
and all the household goods and badly damaging
two others. The loss will reach Sc, 900; insnr-
ance, ST. 400, as follows: In the Williamsburg
City, $780, and $500 in the Louisville Under
writer's.
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81. Louis Globe Demecrat.

Mcdonald Gays he doesn't desire place in
the Cabinet The observation is horticultural,
we take it, and closely connected with the mat
ter of grapes
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Brakeman Killed.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
ELKHART, Feb. ID s. Cosgrove. brake
man ON the Lake Shore road, was killed while
elm hing on moving engine this morning. His
home was in Hudson, Mich.
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surance, S., 0OO The other losses range from
81, 0O0to s. 00O and are generally covered by IN
sJrance
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-16
Foreign Notes.

Active preparations for war are at present
making in all the Austrian colonies.
Orders have been sent to the Mudir of
Senheirt, Yesterday, TO turn the town over to
the King OF Abyss mis-.
Recruiting for the British navy continues
with great activity. The Admiralty here
invited navy pensioners to volunteer.
A dispatch to Reuters Telegraph Company
from Cairo says it is believed that General
WolseleY will soon return to ERgland.
a messenger who has arrived st Dongola
states that the garrison at SEMINAR are still
holding out. aud are confident of taeir
ability to hold that place.
Cardinal Manning has decided not to visit
Rome this spring, rs he foresees that his
presence there would be distasieful to the
Irish bishops, who are about to assemble in
council.
General Prince Dondeukof Karssakoff,
Commander ia Chief of the Caucasus has
gone by way of Bsku, to make tour OF
military inspection through the province OF
Dsghestan.
A number Of American lsdes are making
arrangements for q concert to be given in
London The proceeds of which will be added
to the fund instituted By the Princess oil
Wales for the relief of the wounded In the
SOudan campaign.
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NEWS OF NATIONAL INTEREST.
Precautions Being Taken against the In
PRODUCTION OF ChOlera-ApPOint-
ments, Etc, Etc.

WAsHINsroN, April 15.-Although no Of
fcisl Information has bsen received by
the Marine Hospital Bureau of the existence
Of cholera in any part of Europe, the author
tiles are taking every possible precsution to
prevent its introduction into this country.
The Sanitary. Inspectors attached to the
foreign Consulates have all been resppointed
by the Secretary of State. The quarantine
stations at Ship Island and Sopslo Sound are
already in operation, and those al the Della
ware breskwater and Cape Charles we're to
be pat in operation by the first of May.
The official announcement of the appoint
ment of Captain George w. Davis as Aide.
de-Camp to the Lieutenant General, vice
Msjor William J. Nolkmar, was made 10.
day.
Permission has been granted the colored
employees OF the War Department to be alb.
sent tomorrow to participate IN the emanci-
patien celebration. The time will be de-
Quoted from their thir ' days leave of alb
ssnce
Secretary Whitney has received the fol-
lowing telegram from Admiral Iourett: u
crested the ithmus yesterday. Good ordsr
continues. Our men sre all sound snd COM
Portable.
The Alert, OF the Greely relief expedition.
will be taken from New York 10 Halifax,
where she will be returned 10 the English
Government with the thanks of Congress.
The President to-day appointed Andrew J.
Gross to be United States Marshal for the
District OF Kentucky.
. SsDor De Peralta, the Costa ri can Minis
ter, received TO sight the following telegram
from President Zaldavar, OF Salvador who
was in commsnd of the army at Chahua-
hua
SANTA anna, April l5
TO Peralia Washington
Peace OF Central America signed New triumph
doing great honor 70 salvador. ZALDAvAR.
Ex-Governor Hubbard. of Texas, and Mr..
Rufus Msgee, OF Indiana, the newly sp
pointed aited States Ministers to Japan
and Norway and Sweden, were at the State
Department to-day and received their in
structions- The former will leave for his
post OF duty in the early part OF May.
The Attorney General mas given an opin-
ion to the President sustaining the eligibil-
ity ef Mr.. Lawton, OF Georgia, for the
sppoin tment as Minister to Russia.
William II. Keep. of Chicago, snd W. L.
O'Neiil, OF Galveston. today were admitted
10 practice in the Supreme Court.
Rumors were current here to-day that gross
frauds and irregularities had be discovered
in the Treasury Department; that Secretary
Manning and Assistant Secretary Fairchild
bad been in consultation with reference
thereto. and that a general and thorough
investigation would begin at once. In re-
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FROM ACROSS TEE SEA.
IreIand's Royal Visitors Not So Tri-
umphant in Cork as In Dublin.
A Terrific Riot in Cork Occurred
Last Night, Lasting Sew
eral Hours.
ALARMING RIOT AT CORK.
The Police Surrounded and Beaten with
Their Own TruncheOns-rerribIe
Hand to Hand Fight.

LONDON, April l5-Up to this evening
there was feeling Of relief in Government
circles over the news f:om Cork, which all
tended 10 show that the visit of the Prince
of Wales to that city had passed off quietly,
and had worked an unexpected amount OF
enthusiasm. Early in the evening the Gov
ernment officials declared that the attempts
of the Natioualists to organize an opposition
had resulted in failure, and that the extent
OF the Loyalists' demonstration was surpsis.
ing. This declaration was hardly uttered
when the telegraph brought ACCOUNTS of
riOting IN various parts Of the city,
and the reports are becoming more
carriage containing the Prince was crossing
Psrnell bridge some one in the crowd threw
an egg ct his Royal Highness. The missile
missed the Prince but bit one OF the footmen
behind the carriage and the crowd cheered.
During the afternoon, detective arrested a
rowdy who was throwing stones at thsLoYsl-
ists procession. A mob speedily formed and
attempted to rescue the prisoner. The Off
Ger drew his revolver and fired, but without
hitting any one, succeeded in taking his
prisoner to a police court, where he was
promptly released on bail furnished by the
Mayo Of Cork.
Early this evening the Nstionalists held
mass meeting where iaflammatory
speeches were made, and the
latest London newspapers containing
accounts of the ToYRl progress were burned
iu bon fire. After the mass meeting the
Nafionalsts scattered throughout the city in
parties numbering from fifty to 500 men.
Doors and windows were smashed, flags and
decorations were torn down and hesped
upon blszing bonires, and many gun stores
were broken into for the purpose of arming
the mob. Policemen when encountered
singly CT In small squads were attacked and
beaten numerically with their own tranch-
cons. In many cases the police rallied
and charged desperately upon the mob,
but they were invariably surrounded and
repulsed.' The police then resorted to the
IIee use Of their revolvers and bsyonets. Il
was hand to hand fighting of the most des-
Ierate sort, the police standing back to back
and receiving and inficting terrible injuries.
AT midnight the streets were practically in
possession of the mcb. The policemen who
remained uDiojured could not attempt to do
more than remain in their positions and
| fight on the defense. The belief at midnight
was that the streets could not Oe cleared
without the use OF artillery.
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THE HOTEL HORROR.
San Francisco Police Find Man An.-
swering Haxwelps DescriptiOn-He =
Claims TO be French officer.
Various Persons That Knew the
Psrties Contribute to Eluci-
date the Mystery.
THE ST. LOUIS TRAGEDY.
Movements OF the Supposed Southern Ho-
tel Murderer-Said to Be an English
Baronet-Etc Etc.

ST. LOUIS, April 15.-Walter II. Lennon
Maxwell, the supposed Southern Hotel mur-
derer, purchased through, unlimited ticket
to San Francisco on Monday morning, April
6, he signed his name to the ticket before
leaving. He left the same evening on the
San Francisco Railroad, and was recognized
on the train by two ST. Louisians, who talked
with him. and who saw him as far as Pierce
City, Mo.
The INQUEST on the body of G. Arthur
terry, which Was to have taken place this az
ternoon, has been indefinitely postponed by
the Coroner. He is waiting the following of
the latest clues, and sdvIces from relatives.
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Randall After the Speakership.


W. WtsHNGrON, April ia few weeks ago
the friends OF SIR. Randall Indignantly
denied that he would enter the race for the
Speakership OF the Forty-ninth Congress.
To-day they say that he is going to contest
with Mr.. Carlisle, and claim that when the
members elected TO the next Congress stand
up to be counted" that majority of them
will be on the side of the great protectionist.
TIE boast is made that the ex.Spesker
Will have the support of President Cleveland
but this is denied by the friends of the latter,
who say that the Presidents influence in the
Speakership fight will in no way be felt
that il is his intention TO hold himself aloof
from all such matters, and that under no
conditions will he, by word or act, throw his
preference for either OF the two leaders. Mr..
Carlisles friends are confident OF his cleo
ton, whether he is opposed by Mr. Randall
or any one else.
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Leading Democrats Satisfied With
Cleveland-Randall Coming Out FOR
the Speakership Cholera
Precautions.
General Grant Feels Now as if He
Wes Going TO Gst Better.
TIE PRESIDENTS POLICY
Generally approved by Democrats.

WASHINGTON, April Is = The cautious
manner in which the President Is proceed
in the distribution OF patronage is very gen.
orally approved by the Democratic leaders
here. True. there are complaints being
made in some quarters, but these come from
disappointed Office seekers. Prominent
Democratic Senators and Members with
whom the Sentinel correspondent
has spoken, generally express sat-
isfaction with the policy of
the Administration. Senator Ransom, of
North Carolina, speaking of the President at
g dinner party this evening. said: L am
very much pleased with the President He
is pursuing the right course in not turning
every body out at once. Some people who
sre finding fault do not appear to understand
that the Presldeet has to consume a great
deal of time looking into the claims OF aD.
plicants for Office. / feel sure that before
many weeks more a great many important
chaBges in the several departments here
and among the FeueTal officials of the States
will be made, and the offices will De filled
by worthy men Of the Democratic persua-
sioD,
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MaxweIIIn San Francisco.

Sr.'LoUIs, April IA special to the Post
Dispatch from San Francisco says: On re-
ceipt ora telegram yesterday from Chief-of-
Police Harrigsn, OF St. Louis. the police
here commenced to search for Maxwell, the
alleged murderer of Preller. Investigation
developed the fact that man answering to
Msxwelrs description arrived here on Sat
urday last and put up at the Palace Hotel.
He only staid there one night. and il is be-
lieved that he sailed IN the steamer City Of
Sidney, for Hawaii and Austrslis, which
left here the Eext sfternoon. Later develop
ments. however, incline the reporters ID the
belief that the police are on his trail and an
arrest may be looked for az anv time
1t trsnspired here TO day that Maxwell,
two or three days before the murder. was in
great need OF money. aDd that he attempted
TO pawn his watch and to sell his stereopti-
con apparatus aud views, bat failed. On
the Monday following before he LETT the
city be was known TO have money, as he in.
formed persons 10 whom he tried 70 sell
these articles that he no longer needed
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-16
Incidents of the CORK Procession.

Cork, April - While the Prince and
Prlncess OF Wales were being driven in to-
days procession, Nationalist threw a vege.
table at the royal csiIisge. Tee vegetable
struck one OF the footmsn. Many stones
were thrown by roueks at the people that
followed ar cheered the roval carriage. and
the police several times fired at the ro1ghs.
No injuries are reported.
Immediately after the procession was over
a meeting of the Cork National Lagus was
held. The meeting declared that the 10y
alists attempt TO get up fictitious demon
stratIon of welcome ia ho1or OF royalty had
proved failure. and uassed q resolution
congratulating John OConnor, who man
aged the hostile demonstrations, for the vic
tory ne had achieved for the Nationalist
cause.
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IndianIans In Washington.

Special TO the Sentinel.
WARRINGTON, April 15.-Judge Holman,
Congressman Howard, James B. McCrellis,
of Vevsy; B. T. Welker, of New Albany,
and CourtlaRd E. Whitesit of Madison, lad
sn interview with the President to-day.
Rufus Magee, new Minister to Norway
and Sweden, to-day qualified and got his
instructions from the President and Sscre.
tary of State. Ee will leave for his post
about the 1st OF May.
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Avn Renorted oniet nt Pnnnma.

PANAMA, April 15.-The Peace Commission
left here to day for Buena Ventura, but no
good result is anticipated from their efforts.
Admiral Jourett visited Panama yesser-
day, and inspected the United States marines
now here. They are fine body of msn,
apd are in good health and spirits.
An attack by the Government force from
Buena Ventura is almost inevitable. At
present, however, they have no transport.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Triumph of the Royal Visitors at
Dublin Was Not Repeated In Cork.

Cork, April 15-The Prince and Princess
of Wales did not repeat their Dublin tri-
umph in Cork. During their progress in the
parade wOrkmen and boys ran alongside
their carriage snd kept up the cheering to
drown the hisses of the Nationalists. who
lined the entire route and made continued
h0$lile demonstrations. The conduct Of the
LesgUers sroased the Loyalisis 10 Il high
pitCh of enthusiasm, and they made tue
streets echo with shouts of welcome. The
won6er is that there was no violent breach
OF the peace during the royal progress. 1t is
thought that the presence OF the Princess,
and her ladylike grsciousness to the people
along The streets. was the elemsnt that con-
queIed Irish gallantry. The Prince OF Wales
displayed some feeling when he replied to
the address OF welcome pres fnted by the
Magistrates of Cork. The Prince and Prin-
cess eooR after the conclusion of the process
sion departed for Queenstown.
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statements in Cabinet Council.

LONDON, April Is I'm the Cabinet Council
to-day the Anglo-Russlan situation, it issaid.
wss represented to be as follows: England
and Russia have agreed upon basis for re-
Limitation OF the Afghan frontier subject to
a Satisfactory explanation by Russia of the
recent attack on the Afghans. According to
this scheme it is said that Penjdeh will be
eeded 10, Russia provided the Ameer con-
sents
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Alias. Pnnr RarneNt

CLEvELAEp, April 15.-Bsrney McAuley
Was arrested to-day, suffering from delirium
tremens. He wept in the court, and COM
planned that his wife aud his brother, the
latter an ex.Mayor Of Indianapolis had de.
serted him. He was sent to the work-house
for thirty days.
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Liberal Offer for a Rowing Race.

NEW YoRK, April To- The Turf. Field and
Farm will announce in its next issue an
offer OF So 600, by Mr.. Peter Duryes, for an
opeR.to all rowing race of i've miles over
the Lschine course, provided William Beach,
Edward Hanlan and Wallace Ross enter,
the entries 10 close July 20 with Hamilton
Busbv the editor
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Unsase Runaipgs Ordered raken Down

NEW YoRK, April 15.-The building ex-
sminers, who yesterday inspected the row
of eight houses on Eleventh avenue, extend
ing from Sixty first to Sixty-second street,
which were built by Charles Buddensic. re-
ported to the Building Department that the
structures wers unsafe in many respects and
in On extremely dangerous condition. They
were ordered to be taken down at once.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-16
sad Enect. of a lsoat Upsettiug.

FORTRESS Monroe, April l5.-SeTeral Ia
dies, among them Mrs. Admiral Reynolds,
started in boat this afternoon to visit DAD
Point, with couple of negroes as osrsmsn.
The water was rough AMI the wind high
The beat was upset Z ear the beach. All
were rescued but MIRA Reynolds died from
exhaustiCn
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Patepotre Notto x, superseded,

PARIS, April l5-The Government official.
ly denies that there is any truth in the story
csbled yesterday from Hong Kong to the
London Times that there was such serious
bitch in the peace negotiations between
France and China that France thought OF
substituting a Bouree for Nj. PAten otre, the
present French Envoy az Pekin, as her agent
in the negotiations.
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FreIinghuysen's Condition Improved

NEWARK, N. j., April 15.-Ex-Sscretary
Frelinghuysen's condition is slightly i'm.
proved since this afternoon. He is still very
weak, but he is able to take a little nourish-
ment, and tonight is partially conscious
and understands what is said to him, and
has or ce Or twice replied to remarks made to
him by members Of his family.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-16
Stocks Rising on e surmise.

LONDON, April 15.-The rebound of stocks
is chiefly due to prevalent belief that Eng
land is about to conclude an alliance with
Turkey which is thought will prove an
effectual danger to Russian arrogance. This
belief is based, however, on mere surmise.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-16
Frnnco.China,e rfatters.

PARIS. April 15.-Mu De Freycinet. Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs, bad a lengthy inter-
view to-day with Mr. Campbell, the repre-
sentative of Chins. The latter impaired to
NJ. De Frey cinct the official kilograms. show
ing that the Chinese Government was execut-
ing the preliminary treaty of peace in q
sincere and satisfactory manner
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Gave Bail in saO.Ooo.

NEw YORK, April 15.--In the Yorkville
Police Court this afternoon Chss. A. Budden-
sick, builder OF the tenements in Sixty Sec
oDd street which fell on Monday. waived ex-
animation and gave bail in $50 coo.
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SUAKM, April 15.-Some captives were
taken in a reconnaissance beyond Hasheen.
Among them are several women and chill
dIen. Twelve camels were slso captured.
No fighting occurred, the rebels either escsp-
ing by fight or sure ndering 10 the British.
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Obituary.

CHICAGO, April ia telegram was re.
ceived to-day, announcing the death of
Colonel Robert Forsythe, Traffic Manager of
the Chicago and Eastern nlinsis Railroad, at
Savannah, Ga to-day.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 15.-Andrsw
Murto, a well.knoEn bridge builder fell
from q trestle near Meridian, Miss, yester-
day and was instantly killed. He was from
Northern Ohio.
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Rocardna Defaated.

NASHVILLE Tenn, April 15.-In the shoot
ing match to day Captain Andy Meaders. of
Nashville, defeated Csptsin A. II. Bogardus
by score of lS4 to 115 The match was 200
SINGLE clay pigeons each at eighteen yards
for $3.50 side. Mesders beat all previous
records
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ply to questions upon The subject, both Sec-
retary Manning and Assistant Secretary
Fairchild said that the rumors were entirely
without foundation.
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pending the issue OF the negotiations be-
tween Eogland and Russia 1t is believed
in British official circles that there is no
material change in the Afghan situation.
No reliable information with reference 10
this dispute is expected for several days yet.
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LONDON, April 15.-The departure of the
dragons from Brighton for India which
was 6xed for today. has been postponed.
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The Rior snnnreased.

LONDON, April 10. q. m.-The rioting at
Cor has been suppressed. Many arrests
were made and the hospitals are full of
wounded police ana rioters