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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-24

W. d. Foulke; The Beauty of Paternity
Pierre Fermier; and "0ur Dead" w. T.
Brown.
Representative Hanloa. OF Floyd County,
has been appointed Indian Commissioner
for the Territory of Washington.
q John Hanna, son of Bayliss W. Hanna,
who is at present messenger for lieutenant
Governor Manson, has been appointed mes
senger for Colonel Black, United States Com
missioner of Pensions.
A colored man named John Craig, living
in Eipley's block on Indiana avenue, was
found dead in his room yesterday morning,
having fallen in an epileptic 6t while dress
ing. Tie deceased was sixty years of age.
A female patient at the Insane Asylum
secured a pass key early yesterday evening,
and going into an attendants room where
the gas was burning, tried TO set fire to the
building. A respectable blaze was under
way when the night watch discovered the
fire, and the flames were arrested without
serious damage.
Colonel James Wildman entertaius the
opinion that the indianapolis postofice is
getting along admirably, and ne does not feel
any solicitude for the early appointment OF
a successor. he also enies that he has any
aspirations to stand for the mayoralty nom
~ination, having never so much as coosid-
cred such a step.
John Runysn, a patient at the Insane
Asylum, from Fayette County, made al at
tempt to escape from that institution on
Saturday night by letting himself down
from a window with q rope made of bed
quilts. The rope broke while he was eigh-
teen feet from the ground, and he was Sc
yerely bruised by the fall.
julius A. Haag, the young druggist at the
Denison Hotel Block, is acquiring, through
several articles, a national reputation as q
manufacturing chemist. He is almost daily
shipping goods Of his manufacture to differ.
ent parts of the Union. Orders from Mary
land, Oregon, New Mexico aud Nebraska, 10
one day, attest the popularity of his goods.
Mr.. Haag is intelligent, jealous and reliable
in his line, and deserves his success.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-24
OLD PAPERS.
Good conditioned old papers for sale at
this office st only 40 cents per hundred.
OITY IN BRIEF.

The Wigwam skating rink ceased to exist
yesterday.
A social dance will be given at Professor
Gresh's Academy this evening.
An old-time campfire social will be held
IN the hall of the George q. Thomas Post G.
"A. r. tomorrow evening.
Roberts saloon, on Virginia avenue, was
entered by burglars on Sunday night, and
robbed of some liquor and 81 in cash.
The annual commencement exercises OF
the Ply sio-M edioal College will be held al
Plymouth Church tomorrow evening.
Charles McClelland, OF Auburn, has been
appointed Aid-de.Camp on the Governor.
staff to represent the Twelfth CongresSionai
District.
The Governor has pardoned Frank a.
Vaughn, who was convicted in 1885 on q
charge OF embs element in connection with
the American Express Office.
Peggy" Ryan, one of the prisoners who
recently escaped from the new addition to
the jail. was captured at the Union Depot
last night by Constable Reinholdt.
Mrs. Martin Hayden, residing at 1881.
East Washington street. tool a large dose of
morphine, early yesterday morning, pre-
sumably with snicidal intent. The prompt
attendance Of a physician saved her life.
The revival services which were discontinued
on account Of he death of the pastors wife,
were resumed last night at the Seventh
Street NJ. Z. Church. and will be continued
during the week and possibly longer.
The Scottish Rite Mssons, class of 1850,
will hold a reunion at the Grand Hotel on
Thursday evening. The programme will
include midnight banquet, and the toasts
and responses will embrace the Glass OF
1850" E. +. Hodges "Mastication Of Dirh"
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Wanted for Fraudulent Dealings.

A. L. Walling, a rather plainly dressed
man, about forty years of age, was arrested
Yesterday afternoon by Captain Colbert and
Sergeant Quigley, on the strength of a tele.
gram received from Chief Harrigan, of st.
Louis. in which he stated that the prisoner
is wanted there for fraud. There was moth
ing in the dispatch to indicate the nature OF
Walling's crime, and he himself says he can
not understand why be gas arrested. an
officer from st. Louis will arrive here today
TO take the prisoner back to that city. Wal.
ling is an employe OF the Brush Electric
Light Company.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-24

ADMIRAL PORTER and GEORGE W. CABLE,
With more than thirty illustrations, inclnd-
ing portraits of Admirals Farragut and
Porter, Gen. Butler and others, and battle
scenes from sketches by Admiral Porter. who
commanded the mortar feet in the action.
Mr.. Cable, the novelist. who was 3 resident OF
New Orleans st the time, picturesquely de-
scribes the citv on the eve OF its capture.
THE THE FEATURES
Include: in Plain Black and White 8
reply by one Of the editors of the Atlanta
Constitution to Mr.. Cables recently published
paper on the Freedman PHASES OF State
Legislation" by Theodore Roosevelt; The
Colonists at Home" by Edward EgglestoD,
profusely illustrated; "A Florentine Mo-
saic,' by W. d. Howells, with numerous
pictures; From Puget Sound to the Upper
Columbia an illustrated short story, ETC.,
etc. Price IS cents. 81 % q year. All doal-
ers sell it. Back numbers containing the
War Papers by Generals Grant, Bsauregsrd
and Others, are now in print.
THL CENTURY Co New York, n. "
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New

For the past week upon the streets OF the
city has been seen q large and b~right-colored
wagon laden with crystal ice and Ora ~n by
six vhite horses. On the side of the wagon
in plain letters. were the words, Charles E.
Shower, Pure LAX Ice. Those who had rsa-
son to inspect the contents OF the wagon
never beheld clearer or better ice, and rs the
occasional glimpses of sunlight reelected on
the blocks they shone like diamonds The
Laporte ice is unsurpassed and much better
than the snow clad ice taken from stagnant
streams of this section. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Shower has no connection with the
ice pool or combination in this city.
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The CaAfIafon Ghost.

The people of Castleton are all tore up about
their ghost. The neighbors caught one of
the ghosts last night ard found that it wore
a bat from Ryan, The Halter, 2l and %
South Illinois street. When you want to
see a ghost go to Castleton and they will
how you a photo of one.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-24

SHCOED GRAND EXCURSION 10 New
Orleans and the WORLDS Fair. The Great
Ezcurion Steamer BIG SANDY viii leave Gin
cinnati Tuesday. March q. at p. m. NIL re.
main in New Orleans six day. Fare SIS for the
round trip, which includes board in New Orleans.
For rooms. write or telegraph C. NJ. HOLLOWAY.
superintendent six sandy and Pomerey Packet
Co Cincinnati, o,
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SsmtSmsi.
SENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS.
2aasIness onace---.164 Editorial Rooms~-.291


To accommodates the throng from the
Northwest who will desire to read their IA
rorite home paper while attending the
rWorld's Exposition" the Sentinel has been
placed on sale in New Orleans at George F.
Wharton q Bros, No. 5 Csrondelet street,
between Canal and Common streets.
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w c T. U. Convention.

The annual convention of the Indiana
Safe Christian Temperance Union will be
held at the y. NJ. c.. A. rooms tomorrow at
80 p. M. There is work planned that will
interest all friends of temperance. All are
cordially invited to come and help ia this
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-24

Notice Architects, Builders and Con.
tractors
are requested to call and examine the large line
OF building material, consisting Of Hardware
Doors. Sash, Blinds, Glass, Paints. etc at 81 East
Washington street.
VAJEN 4 NEW.
Estimates given at lowest market rates. Ask for
their illustrated catalogue OF $50 pages, If you have
not received il. No charge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-23
DOUBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE.

A Young Man Murders His Mother and Sis
ter and Then Commits Suicide.
GREENWICH, CoSN, April 22.-BarclaY
johnson, son Of E. ]. Johnson, lawyer OF
New York, was walking along the shore OF
at this place today, in company with his
mother and sister, enjoying the bright
sunshine and the scenery. The ladies sat
down on some rocks for few moments to
rest. Barclay, who was standing near by,
suddenly drew a revolver and without q
word shot his mother and sister and then
himself All three died instantly.
johnson was a graduate of college In
1882, and was valedictorisn of his class.
His age was %, He had been siling for
some time and at intervals his mind seemed
20 be affected. he was today supposed to
be convalescent After shooting his
mother in the head johnson turned to his
sister, who stood pAralyzed with fear, and
discharged his weapon at her, the bullet
striking her in the mouth.
The girl caught hold of her brothers
hand and tried to disarm him. During the
struggle which followed the pistol was dis
charged again, the ball passing through
Miss Johnson's eye into the brain, killing
ber instantly. The shots were heard BY res
idents near by, many of whom hurried to as
certain their cause.
A few nearest the scene arrived just in
time to see johnson point the pistol to his
head and send bullet through his brain.
He fell dead only few PAGES from where
lay the bodies of his mother and sister. A
coroner's jury decided that johnson was in
sane
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-23
A MORMON MARTYR
VIII Die Rather Than Give Up His Re-
ligion.

Will Die Rather Than Give Up His Re-
ligion.
SALE LAKE, UTAH, April 22.-The deci-
sion of the Supreme Court sustaining Judge
Zane's venire ruling in the C.awson
polygamy case has greatly pleased the non
Mormons, while the Normens are cores
pondingly depressed Angus NJ Cannon,
the leading Mormon now visible to the pub,
lie, says: 81 am sorry on account Of the
country. know the Edmunds law is un-
constitutional but when it passed told my
children | would live within the law
Ny childrens' bread and butter de.
pend on it. There are number OF
hungry office seekers who would
ike any Office. With me it was no
sacrifice to stop cohabiting with my wives
as they are all old and we believe in marry
ing only for the purpose of procreating
making earthly tabernscles for the myriads
of spirits waiting to fill them. But | would
be torn to pieces before | would give up one
iot of my religion. If was called upon to
marry young woman to morrow, | would
do so. l would not pledge myself to live
within Edmunds' laws for any power in this
world. know polygamy is from God. 1t
is our religion. We will never give it up;
we will abide the consequences and even
IMPRISONMENT and death, and believe With
some II will end in death
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-23

gressional library. Harry" as your Spot.
ford 10 popularity known here, is q stenogra-
pher along with his other accomplishments,
and at the last session of Congress prac-
tieed this art for the Hon. j. Floyd King,
member Of Congress from Louisiana, acting
as private secretary for him. He found,
however, that it was one thing to be private
secretary and another to collect his bill for
that service. So after trying
what he could do in the way of
persuasion he has finally brought suit for
$l50,000. This is not an especially un-
usual occurrence. It often happens that
ambitious young men, willing to earn an
extra dollar by long hours, are taken in In
this way by members of Congress, who ap-
pear to think that part of their mission is
to cut the eye teeth Of the young men OF
the town. Your correspondent has in mind
a case of q stenogrspher employed by sn-
other bachelor member of the House, Hon.
Benz. LaFevre, in which there was similar
complaint; while still another had like
complaint against member of the House
who distinguished himself by always wear
ing button hole boquet and posing in the
role Of reformer on all possible occasions.
Some members of Congress are spoken OF
by people in business here as the most dith-
cult customers from whom to collect bills
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-23
BELLAIRE.

President Camp, of the city Council, has
announced the following committees:
Flnapce-Bippus, ZiIch, Keller.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Roemer, Hecker.
Streets and Alleys - Harper, Bippus,
Crimmel, Keller, Bates.
Gas and Water-Roemer. Zilch. Harten-
stein.
Ordinances-Harper, Bippus Roemer.
Bridges-Bates, Crimmel, Camp.
Pavlpg-Keller, Harper, Bates.
Police-Hecker, Roemer Hartenstein.
Printiny-Zilch, Cimmel, Camp.
Fire Department-Crimmel, Hartenstein,
Hecker.
Public Grounds and Wbarf-Crimmel
Hsrtepstein, Camp.
Public Building and Jail-D. W. Cooper,
Hartenstein, Harper.
Sswer-Bippus, Roemer, Keller.
The death of John 0'Donneli was a sur
prize.
Gen. A. J. Warner had large number
of callers while at the Windsor.
TIE School Board elects clerk this
evening
The Island Polo Club has found their
superiors in Bellaire, il seems.
Ross J. Alexander passed through the
city yesterday. :,
The Davenport Brothers, who showed
two evenings in the EIysisn rink, were very
fine performers. q,
An effort is being made to have the steel
works run on Sunday, it is said.
There will be private party at the
Elysian tonight, composed Of Ben~ood peo.
pie
Henry Rietz and wife, Of Marietta, are in
town.
The assessors are s,iIl busy at work.
J.R,ley will examine the books Of the
water works.
The managers Of the new city directory
offer to number the town complete for $500.
Frank Althof viii open up bottling es-
tablishment-
The streets are being cleaned By money
collected as road taxes about town
jackson Myers is handling ice again this
The Mayor submitted the old police force
to Council and every man was retained as
heretofore
John LJuskey and Miss Kate Dougherty
have been married.
The Second Presbyterian Church sbsing
6xed up
Mr.. Dewitt Darford was in town yeste:-
day.
sCbssp John" has bsen with rs for sever.
al weeks
The Mayors and the Msrshafs ohce
have been papered and new mating has
been put down-
The G. A. K is completing in arrange
mems fer Decoration Day.
Seyenty-fTe dollars and thirty dsys 10 iail
Is wh.t you are taxed in Bellaire for abus
ing your wife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-23
THE BRAzlLlAN CANCER CURE
Was Not Used on Grsns-Improvemsnt
Continees.

Was Not Used on GrNns-Improvement
Continues.
NEw YoRK, April 22--Dr. Douglas slept
at the Grant mansion last night, aud this
morning he said that there was no i'll effects
from the Generals exercise yesterday. un-
less it was the added fatigue that prevented
profound sleep during the early part of the
night. The neuralgic pain has abated to-
day, but the trouble at the base Of the tongue
is at all times the seat of greater or less
pain to the patient. Dr.. Douglas, in re-
ferriDg to the Brazilian cancer cure that is
reported to have been sent to the family,
said that the Generals physicians had had
the preparation nearly two months, but
that it had never been because there was
no data at hand Of its efficacy, and General
Grant was not patient to experiment up
on. The name Of the Brazilian prepara-
ton is 'aloeloz," and it is the juice of a
Southern plant. 4n.eonclusian, and as he
took car, DR.. Douglas remarked that the.
General was on the whole improved to-day,
though he was yet very sick man.
Between 10 and ii o'clock last night
there was some noise in the Grant residence,
and it awoke the General, who at the time
had been sleeping about half an hour. BE
awoke with q start and remained wakeful
until midnight, when. he dropped asleep
and slept without interruption for six hours.
Between six and sevcssSc cIock this morning
the General was dressed and food was served
to him. he felt refreshed and said so. At
noon General Grant and wife went to drive
in an open carriage. The salutes of by,
ISLANDERS were returned by the General with
a smile and true military salutes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-23

rHg meeting Of the Western Nail Asso-
Ton in this city, yesterday, was of IN
a significance. Rumors had been in
talsuon Of efforts having been made
.s,oiore to make Wheeling the headquar-
! 0! the Association, because this city
| in fact the head center Of the output.
nothing was ever done. In this con-
hon i, may be mentioned another cause
be ;-ouble was the dissatisfaction of the
hcipsl nail men with Mr.. WEEKs, the
| Secretary and also Western editor Of
lion Age, who was suspicioned of bear
the nail market on several inoppertune
IAsous. But be that as it may, on yes
isy representatives from nearly all
the thirty odd mills of the
Iccis.i0l met and discussed the situation
comprehensivsly in all its bearings.
IssGns had the honor Of being made
+ Essdluarters hereafter, and the further
! o. o. having the presidency and secre-
ship assigned to two of her excellent
.sas IL the persons of J n. VANCE,
all George W. WISE, Esq, respec-
J..
bis change of base viii give the city
|r1s.lera5le boom in prestige and import
L which does not come q bit too soon
Ehich she deserved years ago. The
|Uciaaon represents probably eighteen or
nv Millions Of capital; their total
,ac.,y 5 about 10000 kegs of nails per
J.. Of ylich the Wheeling district makes
s hs
IL present card remains unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-23
QUESTIONS
Asked the President by the winnebago
Safflars

Asked the President by the winnebago
Settlers.
ST. Paul, April 22.-An address by the
winnebsgo Rights Association, john Suth-
erlaud, President, Il E. Dewey, Secretary,
was received by the Globe from Pierre,
Oak, last night 1t recites the history OF
the Arthur executive order opening the
reservation and its revocation BY President
Cleveland, and asssils the act of the latter
in strong terms, summoning the settlers to
call meetings upon April &c at Canning,
Blunt Harold, Mitchell Plankinton, Hig
more, Chamberin and other places to o.
ganize for an appeal to the President aud
people against the enforcement of Cleve-
lands proclamation. The address asks il
the settlers are to be treated ike IsraelItish
serfs Of Russia and like the tenantry of
Ireland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-23
Sewspaper Office, Gutted.

ST. LOUIS, April 22,-At l2:45 this morn
ing the fire broke out in the top story Of the
Singer building, Fifth and Locust streets,
and in a few moments the entire structure,
a high mansard WAS in flames. The build
ing is one Of the highest in the city, and the
fremen worked at great disadvantage,
their streams not reaching the fire from the
ground. At lis there was every indica.
ton that the flames would be confined to
the story in which they originated. The
burned story was occupied by newspaper
and printing Offices, the Jewish Tribune,
The 0verseer, organ of the United Working
men. and one or two lob offices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-23
BRIDGEPORr.

Yesterday morning II. G. Turvey, lore
man of the C., L. K W. yard, met with
quite serious accident he attempted 70
step from q car to the platform in the
freight depot and missed his footing and fell
bis whole weight coming down on his wrist
breaking it badly. DR.. Fisher dressed the
injury, which we hope may not prove very
serious.
Yesterday three year-old child OF Sum-
per Moss was buried in Weeks Cemetery.
This occurrence ID doabiy sad since Mr..
Moss j. away from home on . steamboat
and could no, be notified Of the fact Of his
childs death.
Mrs- W. J. Brathon has been quite sick
during the past week.
Miss Libbis Moore, Of Wheeling. is visit
ing Mis- Kate Cook.
Yesterday was almost dsndy for
strangers in town. Among others we're:
Rev. Alexander, Rev. Thomas BAlp. j. b
Hoeue, Daniel Peck, Solomon Rgggles
anes Frazier, Hon. Robert N. Carter.
VIM. McKiunie, Min julia Pnzier, Miss
Lizzie Kennon, ard Mrs Addison Tboup.
sop. of Sc. Clairsyiile; Wn- King. Of East
Richland; Hon John Patton, Of Fairpont;
Ed. Kinsey, Of Paseo.
In. Fogle is in NJ. Pleasant attending
the funeral Of Mr.. n witberos. Mr..
Withero~'s stepsons, George and James
Simmons, of Kansas City, ere slso hare
attending the funeral
B.J. Alexander is in Columbus asteod.
ing Q meeting Of the Board Of Trustees oi
State Innteciie Assyiam.
Straw hats seem to have taken . 6rm
hold upon this community already.
The aock cases, some Of them sere tEie1
yesterday, the assessments being VI snf
costs each
Prot wilson Etilsell. Of Pissssst Gpoys
sas IN town yesterday esI6sg q he naa,
fri<n1a
Cotsses prsl q pee.isx. psds - sel
| CO q ~ Prfl yfesias s.ae<k - - -
:! !. retiisse s &, ~ =!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-23
BENWOOD.

A private skating party, conpsssd q
popular society folks and the best skste06
the city, have obtained the Elysisn hak ID
Bellaire for this, Thursday. evening en4
have also secured the services OF he CITY
Brass Band for the occasion. The adsis -
doubt will be one Of the most pleasant skae-
ing parties ever given here By participants
Of that Art. -
Materials and implements tos tbs 60
siruction OF swipch from the O. b. r. ~
the addition Of the Benwood isotosy vsse
received here yesterday.
The manager Of the Lazier nak hAs -
aside this. Thursday, evening fos the ehlt
dren to have the use Of the Aoos, ed u =
expected that the little folk viIl tam 80 y
The esimable wife Of Mf. Psts Dsian
Who tas been seriously III ios soas -
past, died at q. m. yesterday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-23
ABic Confagration Raging.

CHICAGO. April 22.-The news reaches
e Of disastrous Ere which is raging At
tea.on, -5 miles west of this city, on the
Ir;hEss;ern road, the county sest OF Da-
E county. An entire block north OF the
1Oac depot has burned, and the Court
Use AID other buildings are threatened;
+ S'e vas aggravated by high WIND ana
nsro1s wooden buildings A IRE steam
Is ust been dispatched from this eity oy
FciA. Train.