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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

JUDGE SAGE. of the United States
District Court at Cincinnati. recently
sentenced Robert Berry. James Usher
and James Mclaughlin. convicted Of
illegal voting. TO six months in the
Hamilton County Jail: ID. Shannon and
Ferdinand North. same o~ffcnSe. sixty
days in Jail: Henry Shaetfer and Daniel
Kinney. for hindering citizens from
voting, six months in Jail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

TIE recent decision in the divorce
suit brought by Miss Hill against cN-
Senator Sharon has prevented the con-
summation of certain transfers of real
estate owned 10y the California million
Iirc in Washington. The decision
gives Miss Hill a dover right in his
estate. and until it is reversed she
would have TO sign the title deeds to
effect Il legal transfer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

WHEN the New York Board of Alder
men met on the 30th an injunction WAS
served on them restraining them from
confirming any nomination of Mayor
Edison for Commissioner of Public
Works and Corporation Counsel. The
injunction was issued by Judge Beach
nj the instance of Theodore Roosevelt
and others. on the grounds of alleged
fraud and corruption.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

LORD CHIEF JUSTICE CoLERIDGE has
granted his daughter an annuity of
three hundred pounds 4 year. her hus-
band. Mr.. Adams. agreeing on his part
not to reopen his libel suit again.t Bcr-
nard ColcridCc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

STEAMSHIP racing across the Atlantic
continues, and the Oregon" has again
lowered the rccord-six days, six hours
and fifty-two minutes between New
York and Queenstown.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

TIE steamer India, having the body
of joel l.. Hart, the Kentucky Sculp-
tor. on board. reached New York re-
Gently. The remains We're taken out
and forwarded Ia Kentucky for inter-
ment in the State cemetery at Frank
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

The total railway mileage in Texas
or the first of December was six thou
sand, seven hundred and thIirty-thrcc,
being two hundred and siXty-cight
more than one year ago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

THE interest charge on the debt of
Guatemala is equal To one-half of the
Republics total income. which III
1881 amounted to 6 .12S. 5000 81.
The total debt charges were $685.
lG. ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

: A VENEZUELAN gold mine is said to
have yielded n million eight hundred
and fifty thousand dollars 10 its Ameri-
can Owncrs in the last six months.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

THE South American Trade Commits
sion sailed on the 1st from New Orleans
for Havana. whence they will 90 TO
Venezuela, Colombia and the Central
American States.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

FIVE feet Of snow fell in one storm
in Oregon recently, an unprecedented
fall for that region.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

LOUIS K~ossUTH, though not dead as
recently reported, was very seriously
i'll and his recovery was doubtful.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
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RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA.
CURRENT

COLoSELJoHN NJ. FRYE, the father Of
United States Senator Frye, died re-
Gently.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

= SERIOUS trouble was feared between
the Christian and pagan Indians on
the Onondaga reservation.
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crN,!.L,yn want. the state far.

Tbs u-~ me;hoI % COMPETING tine ae0;
INTO 80, over tie Union Pacific AMI II
t.,urn-s on JauuaTs / Th- new cU.ausl-
,s,ioa j. simply numbering tie h"Grs tI"Hi
one 70 rweniy-foGr. lie .Ast ILeaisoEei -
ing midnight
.r,Tr ire destroyed the harm =: NJ.
ID Fuim-r. near Gtban- one thousand
trsn-.S ~ what. one thousand of corn sud
.t.,-u hundr,i OF OAis rsTe maze iU~i :p'
~. ram--. The los -As partially covered
by Insurance
" s;.,eI tha:A memorial - 49, Leg .
Io-ur. = t- x circulated IL Nance ,van.y
s,.!i,. for ;Is. Submission o! = rtoiiS-iyTy
aruen!mcat 20 the Stale Coa>;!;uiS'a-
,F>.x-T near S,Tcfa>turZ -rid :hj~ fs'l
Si5n worth 90 apple, 5ora. oa H. orchard
in Polk County
THr injunction granted By J7d-- Fu~'
sr.n-i ia. Merck Coua;y COMMISSIONS
~ rl.Ie s-rp~tual Ia A. fsr al IT Ee>;-.f-
-. delivery ui esrraaS UG.. a-Ec:y cas-
after iE-r !~u-.
WEEPING W.TTg trs>t> II the u4o-, ~.
rert c~orn-hisker ~ the country. ard a -i-l
al that. /. i claimed that sae al EIsG AID
CRIB Syenty-Iye bushels a CAV. al Oths:
wo.asaly accomplishments ihrUsE n
ax e. Valley lady h2s apul.et -. i-y.
two eg-s a day. ard ste sxIuS su-A a
ueInand for thi> bred 81 chickens that >Es
has pU: the price - thI> particular pale; :
eggs a. I've dollar, a JcGei-
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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-07-31
THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE
RO BIN HOOD

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VIII stand the present season. commencing
sons barn IN Medicine Lodge and balance Of
town.
TRRNs:-For single leap &c; Is for season
and S1s50 TO insure.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE--Robin Hood Is
seven years obi, May Eth, dark bay color II
hands high; weight Loo pounds: sir-sd by
Young Rotan Hood, beautiful dapple bay 10 \
hands high. and weighing 100 pounds His
colts inherit IN q striking degree his magnif-
black or bay In color. He was bred Ia Cannda
from Percheron mare weighing 100, imDor-
ted from France in 1880. She was sired by Old
Napoleon, whose weight was 1l20 pounds
Young Innin Hood was sired by the celebrated
stallion, Old Robin Hood. who was out of a
black mare, the property OF Mr. w. Jordan,
Low Clay1horpe, nsar burlington, Yorkshire.
she took the FIRST prize several times at he
orkshire and Lincolnshire Agricultural meet
ings. open 10 all England, for being the best
brood mare IN England for breeding horses for
agricultural purposes. She got by Black
Active, the property of Mr.. r. RoydhoIise ir
HedOn. Oh Robin Hood was got by Old Black
legs. dam by Little John, grand dam by Old
Heart of Oak.
KNIGHT.
a black Kentucky Jack win make the pres
ent season nt the : rOng ranch, ut IS fOl a sim
gle leap, $3.50 for the season and SIP 50 to In
sure Knight has good bone and actor is Z
years oil and Is IL hands high. His pedigree
can be traced 10 imported stock. He has a
mealy nose and Witt belly and is q sure foal
getter. Money for services of the horse. Robin
III od and the Jack, Knight, is due and payable
IA follows: For single leap, Mt time of service;
Tor the season or for inFuring, when the mare
Il known to be in foal or changes owners.
Care will be taken to avoid accidents but will
re responsible for none.
n. STRONG. Medicine Lodge, Kan.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-07-31
NORWAY.

This excellent horse will make the
present season, commencing May lst
and ending July 1st. at the stables u
Mckinney Bros. < Henkins, Medicine
Lodge, Kansas. Terms:-S5 for single
leap, $lUrf0r the season, SIS to insure.
Care taken to prevent accidents but will
not be responsible for any that may
occur.
NORWAY is a dark dapple iron grey
@ years old, II hands high and weighs
] ,450 pounds. lie was sired by J. L.
Pitts imported Norman stallion, La
clede, of Pontiac, H.. one of the best
breeders in the state; dam by Napoleon
I'd; grand-dam by Belfounder. of Ohio.
40 K. p. VANDIvER.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-07-31
BLACK PRINCE I'd.

A fine Kentucky Jack. four Years old, SIRED
by Shropshire's Black Prince; he by imported
Arizona, damned by Mountain Leader Jen
net by imported Duke of Spain. will make the
season at the same place. TERMS. $40 to in.
sure colt.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-19
oOnvOyanOes. 8: OOnsidcratiOn.............s 8 isO
TRANTEm ron wEDNrsDAy, MARCH rs.

TRANSFERS FOR WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is,
John J. Carriger aud wife 20 Jacob j.
Hudson, warranty deed 10 part OF lot
ia Bennett 4 Isabella Bryan'a gubdlvih.
Spois ~.'O~ ~ 49, S.'s :. ..~ 300 90
Andrew Dickson and vile 90 Ferdinand
ChTistman aud WIFE, warranty deed Co
lot in square - I'm brakes addition TO
the city OF 1000 90
Nicholas MoCafty ct al. Ia John Hahn,
warranty deed 10 lots CO aud 81 IA Nc
Carty's subdivision Of part OF outot
10 IN the city OF lndianapos.,.".,....... 700 90
Nicholas MCCauy ct al. 10 William Con
over, warranty deed 60 lots sand % In
MoCariy'6 third West side addition To
c city OF Indianapolis ................... 500 o.
Congeyanees consideration ...........s s. 90l 90
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-19
COURTHOUSE LOCALS.
Special Answers by the Jury In the
Pigg Case-0eorgo wlnslow
Acquitted.

John Fashr has given $1,000 bond as ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF Charles Harth,
deceased.
The English Avenue Saving and Loan As
ISOLATION has filed articles for record. Stock,
$4,000.
The Criminal Court Jury yesterday 40.
Quilted George winslew, oolored, OF the
charge OF larceny.
John Johnson has hlsd suit against Kipgsu
q Co., limited, and others 10 enfore meohsn-
les lien. Demand, 500.
Casper and Fred Hess were arrested yes.
terday on Grand Jury warrants, for liquor
law violations. They gave bonds.
Herman Rechenberg has been reoommitted
10 the Insane Hospital He was sent there
frat ia August, 1884, and was discharged the
l4ih OF last January.
The Adams Packing Company hled articles
for record yesterday. Capital stock, S70,-
0o0. David d., Henry G.. aud James O.
Adams are the directors.
Judge Walker yesterday granted the petit
ton OF Charles Mayer and others for the
sale eli the Parker Block and decree was
made, the entry to be made by the clerk.
G. Maus yesterday took out permit for
the erection OF another addition TO the
brewery, TO cost $4,000 ]. N. steely will
put up a frame on Belleiontaine street at q
cost OF 81 100.
Judge Howe yesterday refused new trial
to defendant in the suit of Nettie Young vs..
the Continental Life Insurance Company,
| and gave judgment on the verdict for plain
tiff for $1072.
Henry I. Penney was tried yesterday be-
| fore Judge Norton for failure to register ss q
physician, ard was fined s. and costs. He
was then released, and he at once registered
in the Clerks office as q practicing physician
In the case OF A. J. Roberts VS.. Henry
Martin, Judge Walker yesterday rendered
| Judgment for SIS, and in the case OF Roberts
vs.. Christian Wampner, judgment was rem
dered for defendant. These were the suits
for services rendered by plaintiffs wife and
son as smallpox nurses.
In the mandamus suit OF L. E. ReinholG
VS. John A. Lang, Superintendent of Police
answer was filed by defendant yesterday
showing that the warrant was served which
| had been sworn out, and that two Of the
| parties had been taken before the Mayor, bu
| that the third party was seriously iii and
could not be taken to C curt. Plaintiff ex
poets to file reply this morning.
IN the suit of Francis W. Pigg VS.. Ssrat
Catherine Pjgg ct al, the jury yesterday re
turned answers to interrogatories PROFOUND
ed by the Court. The decision of the Cour
will be made on the questions of law involved
based upon the finding OF the facts by the
Jury. In their answers they find that plain
tiff intended to vest the title and ownership
| to the real estate to Sarah Pigg to avoid liti
cation, and that she was given possession o
| the property; also that plaintiff voluntarily
permitted her to retain possession thereof.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-19
IMPORTANT no CONyICrS.
Attorney General Hord Holds That
Where There Are Two Sentences
of Imprisonment They
Run Concurrently.
MARCH 3. 1855.

MARCH :, 1889.
Miss Anna Dunlop. Superintendent of Indiana
Reformatory Institution for Women and Girls:
You inform me that Katie Carroll was, on
the 9th day of March. convicted and sent
enced by the Putnam Circuit Court to i'm
prisonment for q term of two years in the
penal department Of the State Reformatory
for the crime of grand larceny, and on the
same day, and by the same court, she was
convicted OF the crime of burglary, and sent
ek ced to imprisonment in said department
for tia term of two years, and you submit
the inquiry: docs the term of imprison-
ment on the second charge commence after
the termination of the imprisonment on the
first CT does the imprisonment commence
and run on both at the same timer
There is no statute in this State providing
that one term of imprisonment shall COM
mence at the expiration of another. The
statute provides that the term OF service and
imprisonment shall commence on the day of
his or her conviction and sentence. z. s
1881, Sec. 6.134; Kennedy VS.. Howard, "A
Ind, 81. 49, The result is that where there
are several convictions and several terms of
Imprisonment sdjudged, the terms run con-
currently. Miller VS. Allen, IL Ind, 3S9;
Kennedy VS.. Howard, "a Ind, 81, Griffith VS..
State, SO Ind, 406, 40; Prince VS. State Al
Texas 4Se; James vs.. Ward. . Met, Ky, 27I;
People VS.. Whitson, "A ILL.,, 20. 22) The
convict to whom you refer having been
sentenced to imprisonment in both cases,
on the same day. for the term of two years in
each case, the terms of imprisonment under
both judgments will run together and ex pire
al the same time. Respectfully,
FRANCIS T. HoRD,
Attorney General of Indiana.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-19

The Indianapolis Club to Leave for the
South To day - Probability That
Lucas VIII Be Frozen Out
All Around.

All of the players have arrived and the
Indianapolis Club will leave on its Southern
tour this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Games
will be played in the following cities Au-
gus's, March % and "a; Atlanta, 20, % and
%; Nashville, so and 81; Chattanooga, April
l, > and 3; Louisville, and s. The club
will then return home and meet the Louis
yilles April 6, and on the Seventh street
grounds. Exhibition games will then be
played with Cincinnati Allegheny, Detroit
ana several other league clubs
Lovers OF the game were somewhat startled
yesterday by the statement In the newspap ers
that the Lucas crowd were attempting to
force themselves into the Western League.
and many OF them feared that they would
be successful, but they may rest easy
on that score, for the millionaire and
his aggregation of contract.jumpers
will never be made parties to the
agreement. Dark clouds are rolling up and
- begins to look as If lightning would strike
Mr.. Lucas.yet, for there are rumors ahoat
that within the next few days special meet.
irg Of the National League will be held for
the purpose Of voting him ont OF that organi-
zation. This step, so the story goes, is taken
all Oh account of that little telegram which
he sent to President Mckim asking for ad-
mission 10 the Western League with his
army OF black.listed players. The indica.
tions are now that Lucas will be frozen out
all around, and that st. Louis will have but
one base ball nine this summer, namely, the
American Association club.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-19
Local Courts.
SUPERIOR COURT.

Room No. Hon. n. B. Taylor. Judge.
John o Brian VS.. Franklin w. Coffin ct al.
Note. Judgment for sos %.
Mary A. Gilmore VS. James I. Lighthal J..
Account. On trial by Jury.
Isaac l.. Frankem VS.. Theodore Pfsfflin *
Co. Account. On trial by Court.
Room 2-Hon D. w. Howe, Judge
Francis w. Pigg vs.. Sarah Cstharine Pigg
ct al. To set aside deed and quiet title.
Special answers TO interrogatories.
Indianapolis Water Company VS.. Enos
Hege ct al. Account. Dismissed.
Nettie Your & VS.. the Continental Life In
sursnce Company. Judgment Cor $l,072.
Room s.-Hon. Lewis c. Walker. Judge.
Chss. NJ Livingston vs.. Crittenden A. Cox.
Suit of account Judgment for $3.50 10.
Andrew J. Roberts VS.. Henry Martin.
Suit on account. Judgment for SIS.
Andrew J. Roberts VS.. Christian Wamp-
ner. Suit on account. Judgment for de-
hndant.
]. L. Adams ct al. vs.. Jacob Voegtle. Suit
on notes. Judgment for 1929 50.
August Enucking ct al VS.. O. F. Smith.
Suit on account, Judgment Tor $S25.11.
Rachel A. Brit VS.. Aaron 8. Huls. Suit 20
recover real estate. Finding for plaintiff.
Emily J. Power vs. VIM. c.. Lsngdon ct al.
Suit on notes and judgment Finding Tor
defendants
Alfred Harrison vs. John O. 5. Harrison ct
al. Petition for sale OF property granted.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Hon. Pierce Norton, Judge.
State VS.. George Winslov Grand lar.
ceny, Verdict for defendant.
State VS.. Henry T. Phinney. Failure tn
register as physician. Fined s. and costs.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-19
FOR SALE.

HoE sALE-one ans drAi, stallion. RALsr9S
II q co. Is
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FINANCIAL.
LOST.
TO LEASE.

ITO LEASE-Hotel, with bar attached; good loca-
ton Fear Union Depot; all fixtures for sale.
Address HOTEL. this once. msrSimeo6
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-19

A. Hoss, warranty deed 10 LOT O. IN vii.
in The city OF Indianapolis 1000 90
Lewis wallace, receiver, 90 Thomas w
Love, receivers deed 10 LOT In bulli'
vans subdivision OF lot 10 In A, r.
fletohet's first addition 30 the city OF
<VV w
Margaret klnef and husband 20 Thomas
}. owens. warranty deed 20 part OF lot
I'm pofsey's subdivision OF lots ~ and
73 IN II, r. Fletchers subdivision OF r.
city Of Iadapspoii S @ .'.'....''. 80 SaS 90
William Rowe and wife 10 william Me-
Cool quit claim deed 10 lot n and part
OF lot % In Parker. Hanway & Hanna's
subdivision OF their second Oak Hu
addition 70 the city OF indianapolis. ~ 90
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-19
Real Kssate rransfsrn.

The following deeds were recorded Tuesday,
March IL, ss reported by steeg & Be-nnamer,
abstract comp1lers. II and Is Thorpe Block.
Telephone. LOS
Samuel Griswold and wife TO George Red
mond and wife, warranty deed to part
of east bali OF west nalf OF west half of
northeast quarter and west half OF east
half of west belf OF northeast quarter
OF section IL. township Is. north OF
range 2esst-containing % scres..-.-..s 200 %
Mary J. Griffith aad husband 70 Jacob D.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ITO MANUFACTURERS rare opportunity TO
4 purchase or lease for 8 term OF years

ITO MANUFACTURERS rare opportunity for
Il purchase or lease for term OF years.
The f. p. Ferry Lumber Company, OF Montague.
MuskegOn County, Michigan, owns a large three
story building, 50x100 feet. well lighted Skating
and pulleys full length, with engine-room 50xi0
feet; ample boiler and engine: al in good repair;
r0omy grounds; convenient for water shipment.
and also alongside G. and W. VI. Railroad track.
Address, for price and terms, ROBERT CATH
NESS, Agent.
THOSE going 10 Hot Springs tor the treatment
\ OF syphilis, gieet EcTofula- ana Ell cutaneous
or blood diseases, can be cured for one third the
cost of such Up at the old reliable stand. have
been located here f0T twentythree years, aud with
the advantage of long and successful experience
can warrant a cure in al cases Sperms.orrneA
Al fmpotency, IN all their stages. positively
cured. Office hours a. M 10 p. m, - Virginia
avenue indianapolis. Pills sent with fun direc-
tons at 81 per box. DIR. BENNETT. successor to
DR. FHinr.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-19

The National Benefit Association OF Indi-
annapolis, n substantial and honorable insti.
tuition, will afford protection aud indemnity
against accident or farnish policies OF life
insurance FOR less cost than the ordinary life
Insurance stock company does. IL has paid
b'petis in three years amounting TO over
SS3, 600.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-19

tame political party. and a. thers ara three
Trustees this will give the Gfesnbaokers q
representation on the Board. The bill was
then engrossed, and will be considered on
third reading NJ o O'Clock this morning.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-19

NOR sALE-Two thousand LGConte pear trses
& one and two years Old they will grow ia amp
soil and any climate; they BEGIN bearing when
three years old. and when six 10 e:gbt years old
bear ten 10 fifteen bushels per tree: have 20
trees my farm, near ShelDyvills. two years Old,
doing finely; send IN your orders carry; vii! TO-
liver IN March and April terms reasonable
s Sutton. shelbyville. Ind l1
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-19

EOR SALE-Cbeap to Carpenters c0D feet OF
K shelving and Drawers, containing aDou, 2. 30
feet OF lumber or more. q L. w. MACK. a Vest
WASHINGTON street IS2
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-19
DIED.

Wednesday, March IS, william T..
son OF w. ". Craft aged twenty-gix wears.
Funeral on Friday morning ut 10 O'Clock, from
lGi Park avenue. Burial private
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-19
SOCIETY NOTICES.

q MASONlC-Pentalpha Lodge No. 56i, +. and
~ A. MasOus Special meeting in Masonic
w Temple this Thursday evening, at 1880
O'Clock. Work IA Third Degree. Visitors Will re-
cove a cordial welcome.
MARTIN H. RICE, ". NJ.
WILLIAM II. SMYTHE, Secretary.
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-03
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

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 Irnals "weariness to the flesh. '
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