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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Various Reports Received and Disposed of
-MiscellaneoIs Matters Diseased.

tlSs iNSATi, May 50-At tue Presbyterian GEN
erai,Aaembly this morning report was made on
the PrekbyleTian alliance held last year In Belfast
Ireland. litter was read from the Free Inde-
pendent Church OF Bohemia"
The Council appointed standing committee,
one section 10 be In Great Britain and one In
America, involving an outlay OF coo per year,
this c0nntry's share being S ,9)0
A Committee On Feeble Churches on the couti-
nent OF Europe was also appointed. which Is to
raise SO Geo, OF which s0 CO0 Is expected from Tie
Presbyterian Church Of this country.
The Committee on the Board OF Aid OF Cole yes
and Academies reported that the total receipts for
the year were siec49. Seven new institutions
have expended si7s.7C0 upon their own property,
and sl6 Ola has been given TO them by the board.
The narrative OF the state OF religion was rea .,
SLOWING q gratifying CROWN throughout tie
world.
The reror. on neurology was read shaving that
l0l N inisters had died during the year. one OF
these was II years old two over ninety anf forty.
five over seventy years OF age. Ffty-hye ef these
were not in the active work OF the ministry, hav-
inc been laid aside mostly from the infrmity OF
age.
The report OF The General Assembly Trustees
shows that the rectipts OF the year were sS7 37S,
expenditures Ss4 SO and that there Is created to
the stated Clerk ~Si3,521.
The report on the Presby yterian House OF Pnila
delphia indicates that the total receipts E2l,
Go and total expenditures $40 $40.
The annual repoit OF the Stated Clerk showed
that $50 9z7 had been received by him aud that
&c., l67 had been expended. The committee re.
commended that $500 by added TO his salary this
year because OF the extra labor performed by him.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31
SENTINEL SPECIALS.
Decoration Day and the Laying OF an m.
Il Church Corner Stone.

Special 10 the sentinel
KNIcHTSrowN, Ind May 80 This has been a
memorial cay for the people OF this city aud
vicinity. inasmuch as decoration services were
ob,eryed both here and at the soldiers Orphans
Home, two miles south oi town. And the corner
stone OF the TO bel elegant, new u. E.
Church was laid with imposing cercmonies
At Bn early hour this morning our
merchants suspended business and after profusc
ly decorating their houses vita hays. evergreen
and appropriate notices, turned their attention
10 naking this eala-dsy: The q. A. Post OF
net Band and large coucourse OF people, visited
the Home at an early hour this morning when
the the following pg5sa1, programme was. was reneered
by Rev. A. MGrins Address OF well
come. by superintendent Thomas ". Smith.
John + KEYS. after which a procession was
termed and marching 10 the Home Cemetery the
and the crowd Was dismissed by John Z. Keys, Az
10 ocleck m. the Nc thodists. IN the presence OF
an immense audience oil people. sd usied the
The following was the programme OF service:
.oESERsroSE LAYING
OF the new NJ. L Church. saturday May 80, lsS5.
Music-Iiymn s59; tune. Duke street."
Voluniary-"were Building Two Day" tune.
"The Sword OF Bunker Hin"
Scripture Resding-Psslm cxxxii; l Cor. ni.:
Music -Bumn s5si tune, savior. Like a shep.
herd
Address by Rev. A. Marine, d. D., OF Indlanap
oils.
Exhibition OF box TO be placed in the corner
stone, and reading a last o, documents IL c0l-
t8ins.
Laying and sealing OF the cornerstone.
Music-Humn S57; tune. "Hendon."
Benediction.
The following was tha programme OF the dec a.
ton exercises rendered here TO day
Assemble at Bells Hall / O'Clock p. M, sharp.
Music by the Bend.
song.
Prayer by Rev. II. y. herrick.
song.
ORnEE or Profession.
Band will form on Main street with right re5tiug
on franklin street
Speakers OF the Day.
Officers and members of O.. A. X , town and tonn.
ty, with floral bearers.
AL ex.soldlers.
Soldiers Orphans from the Home.
Esbbath schools with flags.
Glec Clubs.
Drum Corps and y. NJ A.
Other organizations
Citizens on Foot
Citizens In Carriages,
tfNE o. MARCH.
West on Main street TO Eliza, eth street aud north
on kiizabeth street 70 Cemetery.
Music by TIE Band.
Funeral Dirgc.
Loug Roll.
Salute.
Decoration o. graves by G. A. r. ani Floral
Bearers.
salute.
song-"Auld Lang synep
Bentdittion by Rev. Thomas NJ Smith.
Reform in same order aud return TO G.. A. HAL
The procession was over mile In lengtn an1
contained probably three thousand people The
daytchools numbered somewhere near three hun
dred aud made fine appearance.
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WAS PRAYER OR BRANDY.
General Grants Struggle with the Grim
Monster the Night ALI Hope Was Aban-
doned-rhe Parson and the Doctor
Both Exert Their skin.

NEW YORK, May s0-The following incident OF
the night on which General Grant was believed 10
be dying is now for the first time related: The
family were gathered around General Grant, every
member crying The General rec,ined in one
chair, with his pillow behind him, and rested his
ftet or another chair. Or. shrady was sleeping
IN another ROOM In rushed DIR. Douglas aad
reused him With the words:
cts ell over"
What" said shrady. "Do you mean to say
that the man Is dead
no, lot dead. but he viii be in few minutes.
Nothing can save him.
Dr. Shady jumped up and ran into the room
where the General was. Mrs. Grant. weeping,
reached out her hand and said:
lysses. do You know me2'
The Generals chin was resting upon his bress.
lie slowly raised his head ani said
Yes
Dr Newman exclaimed; at is oil over; l VIII
de went quickly into another room. got a silver
bowl. hll.d IL with water, came hsek, dropped his
hand into 10, and ssd:
Il hartze thee. ulysses simpson Grant. In the
nsme OF the Father son. and d0y Ghost"
The General slowly rai,ed his head. aud re-
marked: Il thank YOU" Then, turning To his
Family. he raised one hand, and uttered the words
bless YOU ALL" To DR. Newman. he observed:
pfetor in',nded 70 s,,enu,o mist ms my sell:
snlting with csch other In the corner. The strain
was Intense DIR. Douglas said:
"He will die, sure. lie has gone; the pulse has
left the wrist
DR.. shrady. rs II struck by inspiration, replied.
81 will give him brandy"
"lou can not 10 II; he can no. swallow said
DR.. Douglas
II will give 1t 10 him hypodermically," answered
DR.. Shrndy.
Bow mufhg" asked Dr. Douglas
A barrel full II necessary" retorted Or. Shraiy.
Dr. sbrtdy rushed into another room. "ilar.
rison,' said he 10 the man.scryant, have YOU
bfandy2" Harrison answered. Yes aud handed
him some Dr. sbrady rushed back and gave the
General syriugeful in each arm He revived,
saved.
Dr. Newman walked into an adjoining room
with Dr. Shrady aud asked. doctor, how Il heef
~ dent think he will lie, said the doctor "Our
prayers have been answ,r red. said DR. Newman.
~ think IL was brandy responded DR.. Snrady.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31
A Texans rIendIsh clime,

ESclNAL, TX, May So.-A ieud hiss for some
time existed between q spsniaId. Ganbino sill
Wan, living at Rancho s.ers Nalaia, 20 miles
from here, and his bali brother, Crspin Aivara-
do. Gambno seems to have been q peaceable
hard-worlziDg man, while Crispin was worthless
and yindiotive coward. Night before last about
O'Clock .,Ciispln went 10 the house OF GAmb!uo
and siCr kr ocklng =. the door, requested his
brother 10 come OUT. declaring that he
did rot want 10 hsht, but had come 20
settle their dispute amlable GambiaO
arose nnd went into the yard. without WORT Of
warning Cfispin raised n gun end shot him IN ne
side. Cambno started FOR the house on ran.
but Cfrpin frtd again. bringing the wounded
man TO his knees. bamblno was dragged in,O tue
house by his wife, who barred the do)r a0d dis.
patched her thirteen-yesr-old son for Francisco
Seldano, her husbands blother-in.law, living
ty. saltano arrived. but vas pursued inio
the house by Critpin Alvarado. who shot MIN
three limes killing him instantly. Crispin then
dissppeareo, but afierwatd captured by u
posse. TIE cause OF the trouble was Gambiuo
Cilvian-s wife who had been cfiminaiy intimate
with CTiSpin AlyaradO.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31
The United Presbyterian Church.

TorEKA. Kas. May So.-The fourth days session
OF the United Presbyterian Assembly convened
to-day. The Committee on the Union with the
Associate Reform Synod OF the South was present
ed. II recommends union, and after considera-
bic discussion adopted. The report Of the
Committee on Temperance was presented and
made the special order for Monday. A memorial
was presented from the congregation OF Nenis. o.,
relative TO instrumental music In churches The
report OF the Committee on Home Missions was
next taken up for consideration. All of the report
was adopted except portions In controversy
Quite discussion gas had on the adoption OF that
portion regarding the removal OF Rev. c. h. smith,
OF the one Hundred and Sixteenth Street Church. .
OF New York City. The committee recommends
his removal. Further consideration oil the matter
will come up under the mead OF unfinished
hnsincfs.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31
A Republican stump Speech.

specis' 10 TIE Sentinel
sHkLBYyJLLE, Ind. May so.- Decoration bay
was largely observed here, the town being crowded
with people from the country, aud the long pro.
ce sioi which marched to the cemetery was head
ell by the shelbyville Military Band. followed by
the Llfht Infantry school children
Dun ont Post No. u, G.. A. H.. and
citizens Arrising at the cen etery the immensee
cfowd was addressed by 4. J. B@yefidge. a nery
young orator imported from Grcencssiie, where
be Il attending COLLEGE. His Grafton was IA
the nature OF a Republican stump speech.
ana gave bitter ofense 90 Democrats
and s. also bting condemned ny Republican
tx soldiers. who dtnounCc 10 a. in extremely bad
iasie This IA the second time that the Grafton of
the DAY celebrated has turned out tnis wey. AID
cur people sic heartily disgustec. Mr.. Bsveriise
isa !ounR man OF ceclded talent, bni with little
wouldn't be rank
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31
The Roy That Killed Dourher,y a rele.

CHICAGO. May so.-The boy who stabbed aud
killed Hugh Dongherty, one Of three boys who az.
tackled him last night turns ot to be Joseph Roth
rock, fourteen years old, employed ss telegraph
messenger. He fec,es that the three Doys asked
him for tobacco and that he replied he had none.
The boys then cried, Lets search him" and
slafild Tor him. Roihf0ck ran. but finding they
gaining upon him he dre his pock tx aife
ard stcod a. bay. he warned tue n 70 keep away,
iloufisiing his kniie. Dougheriy ran upon him
and received the blade In the neck. Rothroct did
not learn until this morning that he had killed
fousherty. aud hsS been soboing and crying ever
since being informed OF II. he "a under arrest.
His employers give him very good name.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31
The Recently Appointed Consul TO Mon.
treal.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, May SOW. A. Anderson.
the newly appointed Consul General TO Montreal.
hes resided at Lacrosse since he came TO Wiscon.
sin from New England. He mas always been a rad
ioal Dem ociat. and first acquired a reputation ~
30 itical mansRer in ls76. when he vas Chair
nan OF the state Central Committee. In 1879 he
was nomir ated for Lietenant Governor, but went
Gown with the wreck which befel the Democratic
ticket on election day. He has been Chairman OF
he Democratic State Central Committee for the
past five years. Outside OF hls connection with
that office he f. but little known beyond the 10.
Califee of lacrosse.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31

LrANFSwonTH. Kas., May SJ,-RoDert Broaddus,
prosperous young cattleman, shot 4. G. John
son, an architect OF this city, this evening, and
then committed suicide. The shooting was caused
by the attentions Johnson had been paying TO a
Miss Wood, teacher in the city schools ani a
highly respected young lady. Broaddus aud Miss
but The match was broken OH THE evenirg
Jonufon was walking with the lady, when Broad
dus roce up and fired at him twice. Johrgon re.
treated 10 A store and and Brosddus fred, shoot
ing three times more. He then remornted 70 ie
home 81 d shot himself dead. Johnson has two
wounds In his breast aud one in the back, aud
phy.icians FAY he can not recover.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31

August. and the return Of the expedition may be
looked fer early In the fail. The country sur
rounding the lake had already been pronounced
by the geological branca OF the expedition IA
promising great mineral wealth, while FOR egri
cultural puy poses it will be prsctIcaly yalua,e,s
The lske was completely frozon over on Novem-
Der 20 last. For the month OF January the mean
temperature at MiStAssini was l2 degrees below
zero. Tor several days together the thermometer
registered ls degrees below, and on one oc ,as'on
~ degrees below. All the indians north o. HEIGHT
OF Land ia the MistaSSni District. are uominally
christians and members OF the Church OF En-
gland thtir spiritual wants being minSieref TO
by behop Horden and Dis cs(rgy, Of Moose Fort,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31
The Damage by Flood at Waco, Texas.

GALNHToN, Texas, May ga d'spatch 10 The
News from Waco says: The Brazos River at
o'clock last night bad fallen seven feet from The
highest point. AZ least $50 dwellings and business
bouses were submerged. Every available workman
hiss teen eugsged I'm clearing the buildings aud
streeis. The estimated damage TO city property,
not including railroad property. Will reach sl0O-
GOO. Thlco-quartefs OF This damage was ustlined
IN East Waco. sixteen bridges In Mcclellan Comfy
are known TO have been washed away. No further
loss Of life IS reported. Reports from the c3untry
districts indicate that the total loss In grain crops
will not excctd p per cent in this section"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31

PERRY, Mist. May so.-Mack Thorpe. planter.
gave his colored hands ball. which tev-
eral whites attended. While the dance vas su
progress the white men s.epred In TO cut lie coll
orcd beaux out OF their places. which resulted i'm
general row in which knives ana plstols we're
drawn. Hrntfr Butt, negro from 6e0reif. shot
one OF the While lntru1ers through the heart.
killing him instantly. strong effort was mAde 10
lynch Butt, and be was only saved by n kffong
guard orgsn.zed by 5r. Thorpe Butt il new in
SrCCnvisc jail.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31

JAcRsoNvILit. IL, Nay So.-Yesterday three
trsmps had sn alteration Win three ronghs OF
this city and fourth party. unknown. "a tue
melee one OF TIE former received wound IN the
atdtm which will probably cost him h,s life.
Another was seyt rely ktabIc1 ia the back and
struck behind The ear win car PIN. BIT VIII
pfotabiv rccoxer The third received slight
woui in he hsp. The parties who did toe cat.
ting have been arrested.
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Torpedo Exploded Under locomotive.

rESyER, Mag so-rhe News Gunnison special
says: Last evening as the east-bound Denver and
Rio Grande freight train reached point few
hundred yards from the deTot. those in the yicn-
fly saw flash and head loud report from the
direction OF the train. iron examination Il was
found that explosive of rome kind had been
placed under the track. 10 had Knocked out n
piece OF the rail several inches long, and sheltered
one dTive-whcel OF the locomotive. The torpedo
was evidently Intended for the incoming rassfnrer
train from Denver which happened 70 pc en hour
late. There is no Cew a. 10 the prepeirntors.'
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31
GENERAL FOREIGN MEMS.
Anarchists Tried and Sentenced -rhe New
Anarchist Law.

VIENNA, Nay so.-The four men connected With
the anarchist pot al Wiener Neus,adt have been
uied and convicted. The Iinglesder was sen
fenced 10 ten years penal seryitude aud the other
three TO sevep, five and three year.. respectively
These were the hrst prosecutions under what is
known as ''the new anarchist law one corditson
great popular interest wgs taken IN tue wGole
proce eding. 1he trial OF the Socialists who iu
the 9th inst.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31
Detectives started After PreIIer's Mar


ST. LOUIS May sO.-James Tracey. OF the detect.
i've force, aud acting state agent, started TO.
night for Auckland, New Zealand, where e will
receive the murderer, Maxwell, who killed c.
Arthur PrelleT at the Southern Hotel overa month
ago, and brire him back here for trial. Tracey
is accompanied by Special Onicer George W
sSNsS., ~ wiz nv a. eue1w. .csc ouiCe
sail ior Auckland on the 9th OF June Tracey 1,
furnished with very carefully prepared eXhai
with no particular difficulty in procuring Max
we'll
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uarvee for mnrderinr ais yyife.

GAiyrsroa. Nay ao.-Afchie Gibson, coiored.
wss banged at .Elchmoud yesterday In the pres
cree OF 90 plople. mostly negroes. for the. muir
der OF his wife Clara last september. IN ~ OF
jeslonsy he attacked her with kniie. almost sew
cfing htr head from her body. lie acknoNl.dged
lie crime and pfofctsed TO be going straight To
glory Hle I'm was brought into the cell at his
fcoussf lie brushed 10 out with his haIdkcr-
chi,f aud icmarked that II would be a nice place
tn "a Ia
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31
Iron MIL. hhnt Down.

YorNcsroWS. o.. May so Tho iron muls In
this city and tho Mahoning Valley shut down 10
night on account OF the refusal Of the nRnuilc.
turers to sign the scale presented by the Amalsa.
mated Association. About 10000 neu are thrown
cut OF work by this movement and tue s'rike
promises TO lie long,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31
p..,n Noted coustsrfs,,sr.

DAYToS. O., May so-Jscos stAdfeit. n noted
counltrieller, died Of htaii disease 10 dag whilo
In rage caused by a quarrel witt his IA law.
Melton DrIFss The latter + oae OF tie most
r0ltd oouf terlelltfso OF bank note. IN the 1llef
staics and siatfeit was one of the eape De-
ceased wa seventy years Old and said Ii.st be-
fore oying ihai Dfiegs choted him 10 dcafh. N
arlotsy hove ser showed heart difease.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31
wash To Re appointed Archbishop.

DCmIS, Nay ao.-The Freeman's Journal assers
that Rev. DR.. Walsh, OF Msynota College, viii be
shortly appointed Archbishop OF Dublin by the
Pope The Pope, IL says further, has declared that
he has not seen Mr.. ErinRton, the semtoficial
representative o. England FOR a year, and my
possibly never sec him again.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31
Public Spirited Citizens Placed In an Awk-
ward Position

CINCINNATI, o May 30.-Lsst winter when the
olice and indrmary funds were exhausted May
stepl ems and seventeen other citizens borrow d
sltbtC0 for city use, expecting the Legislature TO
provide funds for the repayment OF the loan. TIE
notes fall due in ten days, and although bonds
were authorized by the Legislature thSy have not
been sold, and these citizens appear likely 90 be
calltd on TO pay the notes. They have called "A
meeting for ne txt Monday.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31
BARBAR0Us APACHEs.
Horrible Apache Ootrages-rhs Phillips
Family Murdered,

TrcoS, A. T., Nay so.-A silver Clty special
says the bodies OF Colonel Phillips family, mur-
dered by the Apaches. have been brought In. All
are horribly mutilated. The daughter had been
hung up alive by meat hook stuck In the back OF
her head. Mrs. Phillips eyes had been gonged
out cars ana breasts cut oil aud otherwise bruisly
mutiaied. The citizens are frantic that such out.
RACES thould be pcrpetrated without check
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31

QrrnEc. May so.-- Dispatches nave just been re-
ceived here from the Dominion OF Canada ex-
ploring party now At Lake Mslauini IN The North
west mp TO the time that the dispatches left. The
explorers were unable 10 speak positively as to the
dimension OF the lake. but they had little doubt
Il would be found TO exceed In size Laks Ontario.
a suSvey Of tie lake and goolosicsl inspection Of
~ suuoundinGs Vou11 probably ~ conplolod n
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31
Ceremonies Intsrfsred with b. Rain.

cptNiaA W tuc FeuA4neIs
GRrENIIEIp Ind, May so.-The decoration ccrc-
monies were inieriered with by rain today, aud
IL was necessary 10 hold the exercises IN the Court
House. The exercises were under charge oi Dun
bar Post g. A. R.. and consisted OF addresses By
colonel J. b. Black, OF Indianapolis. and Mrs.
1eorge W. Dlncan, and poem by Captain Har-
ris was read by his daughter. Miss Anna large
concourse was present and great rcspec. was
shown the Nations dead.
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TorEgk. Kan. May 1.-THE following resolu-
ton was pasieo by the General Assembly at Its
ion lsst night
Resolved That es an assembly VIC express our
deep sympathy with General u. A. Grant ia hs III
ness and our Heartfelt wishes for his recovery,
ana our prayers that IA this season OF trial he may
experience the blessing OF dods talvAuon through
the son Jesus Christ
The rcfoluticn Was Immediately telcgrspled 10
General Grant,
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Congressman ousns' Grafton.


WIsAnAo Ind. May 30.-Dtcoration Day vas
observed to-day with the usual imposing cere-
monies. Congressman W. d. Ovens, OF thls dis.
trict. addressed = large crowd OF citizens az "a,
cemetery, ana paid an eloquent and glowing trl D
ute TO tie memory OF the dead heroes.
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loldier, and ConeIe'suan J. II. Rogers. Ths a.
ter dance was large.
MILFORD Mass, May 30 -COnstaoles to-day re.
fused Post -, q. A. K. entrance 20 the Catholic
cemetery, IN accordance with Father CuddihcY's =
orders. The Numbers OF the post, ho9eyer,
climbed over the fence. aud decorated the graves
after which they retired. The decorations were
sulseqnently destroyed.
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Hugo I'm Marble or Bronze.

PARIS, May CO. committee OF authors and
journalists has been appointed. and under their
auspices G subscription list has been opened 10
cure IN marble or bronze q proper representation
OF the late Victor Hugo.
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NpICATIONs.

wAsHuoTos. May ~.
yor the Ohio Waller and Tennsnso-loesl rkins
ana partly cloady weather. followed in western
portions by fir weather. east TO north winds,
higher barometer. slightly warmer
Tor shs Upper Lake kegloo-Fair weather. vsri-
able vindr-seoealiy from north 10 west. airtes
hocomo>os. slIsht fi<e In tempeniure.
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II LouIs. Nay so The Wesiern Academy OF
Hon eopathy resumed its sessions to-day aud EN-
ployed The lime in the reading and discussing OF
tapeis offered hy members Vice President N. T.
Arrot who-only arrived here last night. presii sd
a
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31
General ornn,'s Condition.

NEW York, May So.-Generai Grant slept we'll
last nilhl ana enough loneer than usual TO aver.
ase his sleep for two da,g past. pr. Douglas
stayed all niHht. and said this morning that the
pains IN TIE Generals ear had passed away aud nc
was feeling better this morning.