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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-27
DoagIen rare.


"Will you be good enough to let me
walk at your other side p said a gen.
tleman to a companion with whom he
was crossing the City Hall Park. II
arm deaf in my left ear, and / have
been trying for i've minutes to get to
your left side. so that / might hear
what you say; but you seem to have
been endeavoring to prevent me"
why, Of course have" was the
reply. 81, too, am deaf in the left ear,
and IL we change sides / could not
hear word you said
Both gentlemen looked astbnished.
and went on their way laughing.
There is nothing unusual in such
an experience" said a New York
aurist. 1.-THE left ear is peculiarly
liable to deafness or partial loss of
hearing. An immense number OF
persons rely wholly, or in great
measure, upon the right ear to do the
duty Of two. and it very soon becomes
trained to fully bear the pressure
placed upon It. Persons who have
been long deprived of the hearing Of
the left ear, can usually hear sounds
at a distance far more distinctly than
those whose hearing is divided be-
tween two ears. owing TO the peculiar
sharpness acquired by the solitary
organ, which is seldom alphabetically
affected. The only inconvenience I
know of in the loss of hearing by the
left ear, is when one is walking with a
lady, or driving friend in a buggy, or
otherwise so situated that you cannot
easily get your sound car toward them.
But for constant traveller, such as a
drummer, such an affliction is invalu-
able. No noise in a hotel can keep
him awake at night. He has only to
press his good ear to the pillow, and
what can disturb him p''--Neso York
Sun.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-27

In New Zealand it is customary to
have mock scufle after the marriage.
Yates gives good example in descrIb-
ing wedding he witnessed: There
was a little opposition to the wedding,
but not till it was over. as is the GUS
tom here. The brides mother came
to me the preceding afternoon and said
she was well pleased that her daughter
was going TO be married to Pehau,
but that she must be angry about it
with her mouth in the presence Of
strangers, lest the natives come and
take away all her possessions and de-
stroy her crops. To prevent this the
mother acted with policy. As l was
returning from the church with the
bride and bridegroom, she met the
procession and began to assail us all
suriously.
1t is said that she put on a most
terrific countenancc, threw her gar
mGuLS 6DO0b NnN tOAO AGA AAUAk AAAO
fury, then said to me "Hah, you
white missionary; you are worse than
the devIl. You first make q slave lad
your son by redeeming him from his
master, and then marry him to my
daughter, who is a lady. win tear
your eyes out"
The old woman, suiting the action
to the word, feigned a scratch at his
face, at the same time saying in an
undertone that it was all mouth, and
that she did not intend what she said.
II win stop your mouth with .
blanket" said the missionary.
"That is all I wanted" was the
reply. Il wanted a blanket. and so
made all the noise"
The whole affair went off remark
ably well after this; all seemed to
enjoy themselves, and every one was
satisfied.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-27

.sTalk about dynamite. can tell you
3 true story Of what nitro glycerine
once did il our State. It was out near
Prairie du Chen, where they were
blasting on the Chicago. Milwaukee
and St Paul road. The contractor had
several kegs of the stun il a under
ground place. One day . workman lefs
che place open; By and By some hogs
came along, found 3 keg open, and. Is
0lycerine IS Is sweet almost Is honey,
the animal flled himself He came
out by and by and soon wandered into
. stable which contained about forty
horses belonging % the contractor.
The hog got feeling around among the
horses hind legs. when one Of them
drew or and gave AIr Hog > good one.
The conclusion started the business.
and not 1 vestige was ever discovered
Of the hog OF Of . single horse or che
stable. And where the stable once
stood there was hole ia tie earth SC
feet deep and 200 feet ID circumference
FIact. eenilenenl lfa9sson (l7ls
Dsmoaok
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-27

TIE ntlss.
9or aevor ana agus.
ana renetenls, ere
kho debllitatod. Bill
Ions and nsrvous. t.
anch peraons. r oss
ter's stomach Bsttsrz
affords adequate pro
lection by increasing
vital stamina and the
re1is Eant power Of the
constitution, aud BY
checking rrFeRuiafi-
kse8 of he liver.
stomach and the boz
els. III ore over. y
nrndicakea maj mri@l
complaints Of an OBJ
8ein ate type. al j
stanxisaionen neQu ali-
edaznongo orr national
remedies.
Borsale BY all Drug.
Riste and Dealers gen.
orally.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-27

gUHE WORLDS WONDERS and 0NcsaI Ria.
f0rw AZ the Ggeev Expedition. kirand new book;
ess eDsyRfhtng. Salary soR 70 Agents Mrigequick
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CONDENSED TRLEGRAMs.

Bushsen White, for twentysix years United
States Commissioner In the Cleveland District
died yesterday OF old age.
Grundy, the county seat OF Buchanan County
Vs., was almost destroyed By fire this morning
The Courthouse aud county records burned,
W. L. holland Miller, OF Bruce;own, Frederick
County, Va. assigned. Liabilities, SIS 600 assets
$1,000; creditors in indianapolis and Springfield,
Ohio, preferred.
The Kentucky Race Association meeting, which
begins hsy 5, promises 70 ba the finest ever held
IN mat city. Three hundred horses are entered
The meeting lasts eight days.
An epidemic resembling typhoid fever is raging
in Plymouth, Pa Upwards Of fifteen deaths &C.
CURED Yesterday, and thirteen Friday The dis
ease IS due 10 the bad sanitary condition OF the
town.
There Is great excitement in Montreal over the
news from the Northwest. It is expected that
some oil the volunteer regiments OF this district
viii so to the 'front.' The water ia the river is
steadily subsiding.
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Grennca.rIo

d. G. Bridges is visiting in CrawfOrdsville
Mr. d. 3. Phillips has returned to the city
Colonel Matkon snd family are expected home
in few days.
". Fl. Sherwood. Americas greatest pianist will
be here on May J..
On the 18th OF May the School OF Theology will
gIadute four members.
Lieutenant May, O. s. A, hss been visiting
Lieutenant Goe, in this city,
The college societies have chosen Mr.. Harry l.,
Taylor editor or the De Paw Monthly.
Hon. W. o. Foley, of indianapolis, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Alex. Lockridge on Thursday last.
Rev. E. w. Fish, ID. D., has been invited to take
charge of Presbyterian Church at Vincennes.
The japanese student lectures on the manners
and customs of Japan. on Tuesday evening, at
College Avenue Church.
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muncao.

J. ". Perkins and wife are expected home FROM
Florida next week.
Mrs. G. A. Little is attending Woman's Mis-
sionary Meeting in Chicago.
Rev. n. a. Phillips of Hartford City, spent
few Gays this week in the city, with friends.
The uniform degree rank, l. o. O. F., of this
CITY; Will go to Fort Wayne, Monday. to attend
the /. o. 0. F. celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 81. Gray, of Daleville who have
just returned from an extended stay in California
ale IN the city the guests OF friends.
George MOnven, who unceremoniously left
the city last Monday, has not been heard from
end no reliable explanation can be offered for his
strange conduct.
Miss May Heath returned on Friday from q visit
to New Orleans and other Southern points Sac
was accompanied home by her brother 2. s.
Heath, a newspaper correspondence Washington,
who will remain In the city some time, the guest
of friends.
The Literary Fireside met with Rev. and Mrs
Thomas Stabler on Friday evening and held a
very pleasant session. Professor ID. Fl. H. SheW-
maker read an elaborate and able paper on
science and Religion in which he showed that
both were in harmony with each other since they
were but different torms of truth.
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Foreign Notes.

French man-of.Nar left the harbor of Alex
andria and is now anchored Of the entrance.
The British Cabinet sat three and a hall hours
yesterday afternoon. IL was understood the
Afghan situation Dss not been improved.
BY official decree the Austrian Reichsrath has
been dissolved The general election for Dapu-
ties is expected to take place in June next
1t Is reported that the troops belonging 20 FL
Nahdis army OF AbduImsn wavering in their
loyalty to the Prophet, in consequence OF MS re-
cent military Teverses.
A Paris special 10 the Exchang Telegraph Com
pany states that the French foreign office has re-
ceived an intimation that Russia will not accept
any teIms OF foreign mediation, even If offered.
1t is announced that the French Government is
about 10 undertake the prosecution OF the action
OF the Public Debt Commissioner against the
Egyptian Government for the suspension Of the
sinking fund.
The Egyptian Government has rendered no of
fers OF compromise 10 the French Government;
on the contrary. the Egyptian Ministry are firm
ana believe their action IN supDressing the
French newspap7 rs fully justified. Nevertheless
II is hoped that an amieable settlement may be
arrived AT
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PARIS, April 25.-The French diplomatic agent
sat Cairo Jet. He says that he will leave at 6
O'Clock this evening. IL IS belived there that
France has not yet instructed the agent 10 leave
Egypt IL is thought that France will accept
Egypts cffer OF compromise mace yesterday
AIFrench man .Of-war has left the, Alexandra har
Dor. and is now anchored OF the entrance-
The morning paDers are all loud in their praise
OF the energetic action OF the Government ia the
Egyptian difficulty. The Gaulois reports tnat
France aud England have agreed upon a CON-
promise, but official circles declare that France is
determined TO demand the fullest reparatiOn.
France Is evidently acting with desire 10 over.
throw Nubar. Pasba The Noltsire states that
yer hundred Russian students In Paris belong
inc to the army have been ordered home by tue
Russian Government
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Prince aud Princess of Wales Enthu-
siast1cally Received In Londonderry.

LONDONDERRY. April 25.-The Prince and
Princes Of Wales had a most enthusiastic recep.
fion here to-day. The town was literally covered
with flags snd bunting. Immense crowds were
IN the streets thrcugh which the royal party and
the procession passed. The procession was com.
posed Of the municipal authorities. the various
corporations and their employees, the apprentice
boys. etc Fully dozen addresses were present.
ed to his Royal Eighnezs. the Prince of Wales Ia
his reply the Prince Of Wales thanked the people
IL tosching manner for the very cordial recsp-
lion ne had been givea snd acknowledged in
letnng terms the many expressions and nantes
~atsons OF loyalty 10 Her Most Gracious Majesty,
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Facts for Tourists and Emisrants.


Whether for the tourist, bent Oh pleasure or
business, or the emigTaDt seeking far western
home, Hostetiers Stomach Bitters is the best pro-
tector against the huTliul influences of climatic
changes or malaria the NEST reliable medicine
for general use he can possibly carry with hiru.
1t nuiifes the effect of sudden changes OF temper
sture braces the system against the embedding in
fuenee of excessive heat, prevents injurious con-
sequences from s change of diet or OF using bad
food or water is fne resuscitant OF physical en-
erey diminished by the fatigue OF travelling, and
tends 10 eountersct the effects of exposure In
rough weather. 1t is much aud serviceably used
by mariners and others whose outdoor life and
aICuous labor expose them unusually. Ii is,
curative OF disorder of the stomach, liver bowels,
ard a. a general tonic.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27
Fxcited over the Adverse yots.

LONDON, April 25.-There was much excitement
IN The House over the Governments defeat. Be-
fore the division Mr.. Gladstone stated that the
Government reserved freedom OF action If the
amendment carried. The adoption entails
charge of El30,0tO yearly on the consolidated
fund, with similar relief 70 the local taxes. l.
Is believed the Government will decide to 90 on
with the bill and endeavor to reverse the vote in
the report stage with fuller House. The Gov
eminent in the meantime. II is thought, will pro-
coed with the English and Scotch bills and test
the same question.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27

ROME. April 25.-The Gazette of this morning
announces that Sigma Mancini. Italian Minister
for Foreign Affairs, and Sir Saville Lumley, Brit
ish ambassador, have made a definite arrange
ment regarding the military aud political action
of Italy en- the RedsSea. IL also states that they
have settled the details OF the proposed visit OF the
Prince OF Wales 10 Rome. The Tribune states that
the Italian foreign Office has been nOtded that toe
Prince and Princess OF Wales intend 10 visit Rome
early in May
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CIeveIand,s Colored Appointee.
Charleston News and Courier. |

The appointment of Tom Hamilton, OF
Beaufort, to be Route Agent from Charles
ton, S, O., to Jacksonville, Fla, is deserved
public life, and of his faithfulness to the
Democratic party when it was as much as a
cofored mans life was worth 10 proclaim
himself e Democrat in Beaufort County.
His appointment will give satisfaction to
ali who know his record In this Stats, and
will be accepted as judioicus one on every
account.
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Richmond Itema

RICHMOND. Ind April 25.-The two games OF
polo between the Newport. KY, Club and the
Henley Club resulted in victory for our home
cub. The score was: First game-Henlsy, 5;
Newport, ?. Second game-Henley, 3; Newport J..
}. b. 4 0ris circus gave an afternoon and even
Ing exhibition here .o-dsy TO large crowds.
The Eden Degree Lodge. Daughters of Rebekah,
give banquet and ball at Odd Fellows Hall this
evening IN commemOratiOn of the sixtieth amt
verary of the establishment of Odd Fellowship in
the United states
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Lafay cite city nominations.


LAFAYETTE Ind, april 25.-The Democrats of
Lafayette met in convention last evening to nom
mate city ticket Johu S. Petit was nominated
for Mayor, Frank Heiness for Treasurer and George
Vest (the present incumbent for Clerk. Pete
Connolly, the eX-policemen, was chosen Marshal.
The nominee for Assessor q Mr.. Mittlesy. John
Reitemeyer was then nominated for Water Works
Trustee, which finished tue list of the nomina-
tions. A Central Committee was selected and the
convention adjourned sine die. The nominations
from beginning to end are excellent ones, and
their election is already assured.
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our Sunday issue on account of the pressure OF adj
VertsementS.
North Indianapolis.
John Craft has gone to Falls City. Neb.
Miss Cora Wanderers is on the sick list
Rev. Mr. Guilds. formerly of Blackford Street.
preached at the NJ. L. Church last sunday even
ing,
Mr.. Joe Wilson, aged eighty four was last week
stricken with paralysis and now lies in helpless
condition,
Revival meetings are being held at the Christian
Church conducted by Rev. Mr.. Piuneket. OF Ora "
fordsville.
Charley Meiford. who has been deprived OF the
use OF his eye-sight for the past four months, is
slowly recovering.
The Womsn's Foreign Missionary Society viii
give an entertainment at the NJ. (. Church next
Wednesday evening.
Since last May there have beenlthirty-dve new
dwellings erected in our village, and at present
there are as many more under way.
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Railroad Tracks Flooded.

PIATTsBURG, N. Y, April 25.-1he Grand Trunk
Railway has been fye feet under water between
Victoria bridge aud ST. Johns since yesterday af-
ternoon. The train due to leave here at IL 20 this
forenoon is stil here awaiting the passage OF the
Montreal train, who have had to take very cir
cuitOus route. They are expected to arrive here
OF o'clock this afternoon Last nights Sleeper
from New York also had to tske roundabout
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27
CHICAGO SPECULATIVE MARKETS.
They Rave Been Unsettled and Feverish---
The Wheat Crowd COnservattve--Corn
Manipnlators the Life of the Market.
special to the Sentinel.

CHICAGO, April The speculative markets, on
Change, have never been more unsettled and
feveTish than during the past week. At the same
time, business has not been large in any article.
except corn, and manipulation has furnished the
life in that pit. Heavy dealers, who usually make
things active in the wheat crowd. have been rem
oertd elninentiy conservative NJ conflicting re
ports ana the wide difference in the dispatches
irom the other side together with the large mum
Der OF manufactured eablegrams which the New
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weekls Cans Statement,

''ProcIastinstion is the thief of Tins"
There fore no tims should be lost in purcaas-
Ing bottle of Mishler's Herb Bitters Ehsn
snY member Of the family is afflicted with
cholera morbus. dysentery, diarrhsa or any
OF the kindred complaints go prevalent at
many reasons Of the year. IL is the very
thing for an emergency. In fact. the pru-
dent householder is never without the Red
icene in the house. Try it for dyspepsia ard
INDIGESTION.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27

At no other season is the system so sus-
ceptible to the beneficial effects Of re-
liable tonic and invigOrant. The impure
state of the blood, the deranged digestion.
and the weak condition OF the body, caused
by its long battle with the cold, wintry
blasts, all call for the reyiving. regulating
and restoring influences so happily and
effectively combined in Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Hoods Sarsapariila did me great deal
of good. L had no particular disease, but
was tired out from OverwOrk, and it toned
me up Mrs. &. Z. SIMMONS, CohOes, NY.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27
steamer Seized.

NEW YORK, April 25.-The United States Mar
shall this afternoon seized the steamer City OF
Mexico. under libel issued by the United States
authoritieF The Captain of the vessel John
OBrieD, is now upon trial for the violation OF the
neutrality laws in carrying arms and munitions
OF war to the Colombian insurgents It SafanillO.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27
Attemnred Associntion.

ST. LOUIS, April Pa Chattanooga, Tenn,
special to the Post-Dispatch says: At Cortland
Ala, last night Thomas Little, a wealthy planter
was called 10 his door about dusk, when some
one 5prang up in front OF him and fired twenty
four buCkshot into his breast Samuel Livingston,
his brother in-law. is In Jail charged with the
crime. Much excitement prevails.
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Ice Jams on North River.

ST. ANDREWS. Quebec. April 25.-The Isle Aux
Chats ice jams have broken and the bridge has
been swept away. Another jam Is forming at the
little rapids below the village, and the water is
rising rapidly. The ice is doing great deal OF
Damage TO buildings along the river banks
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Hopes of Settling the nosphore Egyptian
Ouestton.

CAIRO. April 25.-The departure OF the French
Charge d'Afaires has bOen postponed twenty four
hours. and there are now great hopes entertained
that meantime amicsble settlement will be
reached of the differences growing out of the seiz
ure, by the Egyptian Government, OF the French
newspaper Bosphore Egyptian. The negotiations
now in progress are being conducted through the
Greek Diplomatic Agent.
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Moody Draw an Immense Crowd.

PRINCETON, n. J., April 25.--There was an i'm
mense outpouring of people tonight at the open.
ing OF the Moody meetings IN the First Pcesbyte-
rian Church. Moody will hold service tomorrow
morning in Vanguard Chapel, ana in tue even
ing IN the Presbyterian Church.
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LONDON, Apr 25-The United States steamer
Kearsarge arrived of the mouth of the Congo
River, Africa, on the 18th of March. The United
States steamer Marion, on the way 10 China via
the Suez Canal, called al Malta on the 10th inst.
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POstOffice Burglarizsd.
I -

bls
MADISON, Ind, April 25.-The PostoHice at Mil
ton, KY, was broken into and robbed last night
of about SIS in postage stamps, which is all that
is missed by Postmaster Lane, but it is thought
some goods of Mr.. Barker. in whose store the
Office is located were ktOl sn The thief or thieves
gained entrance by breaking the glass out of the
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BERLIN, April 25.-The Bundesrath Committee
hes accepted the extraditiOn treaty recently
agreed upon between the representatives of Ger
many snd Russia
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Struck bs a Passing Train.
Il IN the Qouffnal

FRANKFORT, Ind, April 25-John Nesmith was
struck by a pessing train the Lake Erie aud
Western Rsilroad. he had his arm mashed which
neceSsitated amputs.!on. His recovery is doubt
So,
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Tlllnnis Sapatorshin.

sNRINGFIELD, H., April 25.-In the Joint con-
veDion al the votes were scattering and OF a com.
plsmentsTy Character. Adjourned.
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the Queen. The Prince OF Wales concluded his
reply by saying that he hoped that at no distant
date the Princess and himself would be ab -
visit Ireland
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