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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-02-21
Tne anmrna1 and Gnmrier.

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE City, 10
CENTS A WEEK, AZ GENTS A MONTH, $500 A
YEAR. THE SAME TERMS By MAIL.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-19
The House.

Upon reconvening this morning, in con-
tinuation of the session OF yesterday, a con-
ference report upon the District OF Columbia
appropriation Dill was agreed 10. The House
then vent into Committee Of the Whole on
the River and Harbor bill, = half hour being
given TO the opponents of the measure. The
COMMITTEES then arose, the House adjourn "a,
sad the session OF 10 day began.
Mr.. Rice, from the Committee on Foreign
Aaairs reported Joint resolution request
ing the President to provide new commits
son 10 pass upon the Venezuelan c.aims
Horse calendar.
Then the River snd Harbor bill Vas again
considered By he Committee OF the Whole.
The pending amendment, which VAS offer
20 - substitute for the entire paragraph
relative tn Galveston harbor, was adopted.
II sppTopriates 500 0o0 for theimpr9ve mspt
n Galveston harbor and directs the Hsrhor
Bcard to proceed 81 once 10 examine plans,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-19
Obituary.

NEw YoER, FEB. ls-John Parsells the
trst "old man" st the Union Square Thester,
died Of heart disease last night, Mr.. Parsslls
accompanied Charles WSndham on the
latter's first trip to this country, For twelve
Theater, London. He was general fsyorte
of the profession. His beast was that IN the
foTtv-two years N which be had been con-
nected with the stage, he had never missed
being at his post on time.
Madame Charlotte 81. Sainton Dolby, an
eminent c0ntTslto singer, is dead. She was
born in London in 1921.
NORFOLK, Va. Feb 1S.-Enoch G. Chic,
General Superinten dent OF the Seaboar1 aud
Roanoke Railroad, died this morning.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-19

CEITH5 CHEMICAL DYE WCRKs, No. :
- Martinsdsle'E Block, near Postofics Olsxn
1ye and repair gentlemens clothing: aIER
ladies' dresses, EhaHls seCques, and siis aUe
gcOlen goods OF every description, dyed All Il
dlianedt kid gloves neatly olesned st 10 oants pr
pair. VIII 90 more hrst-esss work for leEs usrrs'
shSn any houEe Of the kind IN the State
CHARLES A SIMPSON, Manager
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ANAP0IS DAILY SENTINEL

specifications and estimates FOR the improve
ment and report to the Secretary OF War fol
his approval.
Mr.. Holman offered al smsndment pro
hibitirg the expenditure Of any OF this ep-
propristioD until the Galveston Wharf Com
panY, the City LAID Company, and the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad Company
shall hsye constructed pile breskwater on
tie north side OF the channel. Lost.
few moments later Mr. 0chiltree rose to
squestion OF privilege. When Mr.. Holman
bad ofered his amendment he had gone 70
that eptleman and requested the name OF
the gentleman who had given him informa
ton, upon which he had based his PROPOSE.
ton. Mr.. Holman replied he was q man by
tbs name OF Robert Alexander, who had
formerly been resident OF Galveston. He
(Ochiltrte) had used language that Ale1sn'
der was a man who had left the country for
his country good Alexander was 81 the
head OF "a infamous lobby scheme, who
came here and attempted 10 dictate
Here Mr. Post interrupted with the point
Of order mat the gentleman was lot Stale z
= question OF priv legs.
Mr. Ochiltree-I want TO make sfafeme1t
which can substantiste. Here is a lobby
here.
TIE Chairman-The gentleman i, on: Of
order.
Nj Ochiltree-That man Alexander
attacked me in the corridor OF the Capitol.
and told me ia q threatening Hsnnec that
he intended To meet ne again for What | had
said.
A Yoice-Let hin meet you laughter
1 want to state further, Mr. 0chiltree went
on, that / am utterly ind herent as to shield
ing myself on the ground that am entitled
10 protection as a member of the House.
am willing 10 meet him or any one else.
Laughter and applause.
Mr.. Holman sad he had offered his
amendment at the request OF a gentleman
who seemed well inf0rused upon the subject,
and whose name, be believed, was Alsxan-
der. Che proposition was fair upon its face,
and be lHolmsn) felt it his duty to sub nit
II to the committee.
Mr Ochiltree-Nobody impugns YOUR mo-
tive. Nothing is farther from my thou shts.
have the most distinguished appreciation
Tor the gentleman from Indiana.
On motion OF Mr. Price the amendment
was adopted increasing from 81 500 TO SIS
COO the appro priation for the nsrbor a. 81.
peTior Bay and the haEbOr at 81. Louis Bay,
Wisconsin.
a large number of amendments we're
offered. but, with one or two unimportant
EXCEPTIONS were voted down.
On motion of Mr.. Stockslsger an amend
ment vas adopted authorizing the construc-
ton Of q bridge across the Louisville and
Portland Canal in the city OF Louisville.
Pending further action the committee rose,
and took a recess until 10 o clock tomorrow.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-19

From among the many testimonials re.
ceived We select the following. written by
J. II. Carter, a resident OF Phelps County,
Missouri who says: II have used SbermaD's
Prickly Ash Bitters 10 the best advantage,
and osn honestly testify that il has done
myself and family an immense good. and
from NY experience recommend IL highly 10
sll sufferers
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-19

For contemplation he. and valor formed,
for softness she, and sweet attractive graces; >
but how long could they retain their charms
If they didn't keep by them the great Eng
lish remedy Wouldn't she be fright with
a dark. greasy, yellow skin al broken out in
pin pies and sores? No bilious fever for her
She takes Victoria Pills
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-19
Dawn The Chute

NFw YORK, Feb. 1S-Edwin Ryland, the
we'll known forger and check raiser, pleaded
guilty to day and was sentenced to the State
Prison for five years. His young wife, Elsie,
who assisted him in bis operations, is now
serving a two and half years sentence.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-19
Gone or Win Much nInnar.

PORTLAND, Oregon, Feb. 1S.-James Gill;
land, clerk OF the Washington Territory Dis
tIict Court. has gone to British Columbia,
taking with him nearly $4,000. He has
lived many years IN the Territory, and has
heretofore borne an excellent reputation.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-19
a street Oar Warfare.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-A mo seat no fare" or
gsnizstion has been formed on the North
Side, and proposes to begin operations on the
street cars March l. The company will take
measures to defeat their purposes.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-19
Ills Remedy Contains No Injurious Draqs

Eeals ihs Sores,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-19

CARD To ST who are suffering from er-
Tors ana indiscretiOns OF youth. nervous wesk-
ness. early decay, loss Of manhood. elC. ! viii
send q receipt that VIII cure yCu. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great ~emedy was discovered BY
a missionary IL south America. send sslf-sd
dressed envelope TO Rev.JOsEPH I. INMAN, ga.
ton D, NeT-York.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25
EASTERN NEWS.
Carsie Men CsnssderiaE.

N81A1e men t91s&0eRInEs
ST. LoUEs, July IA meeting Of
sattle men leasing lands N Indian Ter
rifory WAS held tins morning to disc1ss
the Presidents proclamation declaring
the ArApahoe and Cheysnne leases void
and ordering ali cattle removed from
the reservation within the next 10 days
The proclamation was warmly dis
cussed, And another nesting via %
held tonorrow. when committees from
Kansas City and ST. joseph viii b
PRESENT Aad g course Of procedure will
Be sdopted. The cattle men claim that
IL ID impossible 10 move $4,000 or 1000
head Of cattle in 70 days, and say that
they have no places % take them, a. all
the ranges 10 the Territory and Texas
are now covered, and Kansas and Col
or2do have qusrantined a2ainsG Texas
cattle. while in New Mexico there Is a
strong public feeling agains; cattle, even
If there we're room
Bnsiness Failmres.
NEW YoRx, July 2f.-Ths business
failures occurring throughout the coun-
try during the last seven days number,
for the United States 1872 and for Can
ada 3, or total Of 2l5, against rs last
week and 1s5 the week previous. The
balk Of the failures we're reported from
the Western and Pacific States. In
other sections Of the oouAtry business
casualties are below the average.
Failare NJ syracuse.
SYRACUSE, n. Y. July 2+-BAbcock 4
Andrews, brokers, have failed. They
we're short 10000 barrels of oil, which
precipitated the failure. The assets are
stated to be 81. 900; liabilities, $l50, 600.
wife Murderer Executed.
OMAHA. July "A special to the Bee
from Osceoia, Neb.. states that VIM. W.
Smith, the wife murderer. was executed
this morning in the presence of 5000
people. The murderer on the scsffoid
denied his guilt. The fences surround
ing the place Of execution were de-
molished by mob early this morning.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25
An eln.fAsnIenEp IpEa.

The old-fashioned idea that one
should never enter sick room with an
empty stomach IL true ono. The gas
trio Juice is not secreted In an empty
stomach. II 10 only when food is taken
into the stomach and digestion CON-
mences that gastric juice h present. All
germs are killed In coming In contact
with healthy gastric islce; therefore q
fall stomach fortifies one against con-
tracing contagious diseases. De Ha-
ven's Dyspepsia Cure is especially
adapted 10 GOT upon the digestive juices
Of the system and keeps them In Q pure
and natural condition. In this manner
10 ensures proper digestion and sssimil-
alton Of the food. Il never fails 70 ef-
feet care In the most obstinate EASES
OF Dyspspsia. Indigestion, Fietalenoy
and sickheadaehe. Sample bottles free
at A. b. SrxwAET's drug store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25

This nnisancs Of telegraph posts. IL 10
cannst just YET be got rid Of, ought a.
least 10 DO alleved no farther extension
In the best quarters Of cities and towns
Aside frem the question OF Appearances,
there are strong reasons why the multi
psieesion Of overhead wires shoald Be
restricted. The thing has. indesd. al
most reached point heyona with Il
cannot be safely carried. The telegraph
companies themselves are beginning 10
see that Ia the most crowded parts Of
the large cities IL 10 for their interest to
put their vires underground. Thoa-
sands Of miles Of saoh wires have long
beea In successful operation in Europe,
and they are being gradually adopted
here. Legislative enactments will. how-
ever, be necessary 70 bring shout the
change In places where 10 h nof fer The
interest," OF the companies 10 hasten 10.
Tie wosk Of reform mag vel begin By
prnhibitina he erection Of new poles
on any street OF thsrDaghfare without
The consent ct al the Asnttsrs. This
wilI prepare the way for the naxt step--
the remsyal Of the nnsighsly things in
places where they are already sand
ing nuisance.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25

my theory Of the nswspAper.r sAys
Charles Dadiey Warner. b thai n 10
very naach what tbs people want it and
make Il. and ve believe thai ~ . rule.
The sene Of nswspaser h hiEkaE than
that Of majority Of its rsadsrs. Tks
editor feels inevitably the responsibility
Of his position, and. Ne doubt, wcnla
oftza he 70 make better nesspapsr
than be does make. Bat editoxs (sad
especially puhiishsrs} Ass hamsn, and
mAny Of them have . aotioa thaf they
mnzs live son1eh0w, and that Il little
lowering a. to1a 10 proatahle-S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25

viii Be felt that be leaves behind him
no man esst IN simpler, III sre< CT more
heroic mold
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25

ST. PErERsBURa. July 24.-The Sret,
the military organ. reports that hrm
In Texas has offered 70 General Roma
rof she services of hundred cowboys
in the event Of war between Russia aud
EzRiand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25
RuasIa WIN Atlek.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jsly 2i.-Sef says IL
Ii authorized 10 state that Russia will
not renoanoe her claims TO Zolfikar
Pass,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25

VICTORIA, b. O., July 2t.-FlaQs are at
half mast all ever the city for the death
of Gen. Grant.
A man named John Donnelly died
suddenly Of alcoholism. He has friends
somewhere 10 California.
The Madison square Company ar
rived Iris morning.
Postafice Inspector Brown of Wash
ington is in town on business connected
with the Hibbs extradition matter.
m the great suit of Kwopg Lee 4 Co.,
the full Court sitting. on appeal, the
decision of the Chief Justice, who gave
Judgment for the plaintiff after the Jury
failed to agree. The case will now be
tried over again.
The conflict between the liquor license
holders under the Provincial and Do
minion officers continues. The latter
are confscating liquors as fast as they
are brought into the interior.
A meeting Of Americans was held TO-
day nc the Consulate. Is was decided
70 hold q memorial service at Christ
Church Cathedral, and TO send an ad-
dress Of sympathy to Mrs. Grant.
Bishop Paddock will preach the sermon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25
An Americas wins.

LONDON, July A.-Miss Moore, an
American, has taken the first prize for
singing at the Paris Conservative.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25
volcE oF 90 EzoLIm FaEss.

IoxDox. Jaly 2L-The Pest says that
the American Repahlie hss iost one OF
IDS illustrioUs citizens. General Grant
viii be remembered aa an able soldier.
Who prevented the Ansi severance Of the
great Repglhiie. II is tins THAI he VIII
Be Known 10 posserity. Thoagh not 9
Napoleon or Wellington, be handled
large armiass and led them 10 victory.
The Sfan6ara says thai although the
death Of GsanzrAi 6rant vas long en-.
pected. tbs event ID not the les de-
plored. We can only share vita his
mourning eountFyuen IN q sense OF the
loss Of one uhoss career vas notable, %
honosable ta kimsslf. % ussfnl 10 bis
native laad. II that we're passibie. be
even rose 10 popular eeseem whez TIE
nafioa ssv he Say be faced poverty and
rain. Samrls and modest. be vas never
east dogn BY reverscs nor elated By
prosperity. Never . great skrateRiss. be
knew only ene eccrses namely. 70 sight
Today freul CApe God 70 he ALASKAN
isies tne Lard wiil cncs more resoana
win he fading nessoriss Of the war.
Ths TtieesNpA devutes two coiumas 10
q rsvi-w OF s}an. GRATIS military career.
Rdisorialiy is szye yesterday he
grnntesi and most saocaasfzl aoidier that
a. uuitsd staiss has prcdaesd hrssahsd
his lasf. IL 10 porfsc1 Of the United
STATS havs the AnansiAl disasssr2 mark
inc tie eio,Be of Gen. Grants carver
hesu rerardsA wish more sympsfhy and
rssres than IN KuziAaa. 6syUn4 all
athers h. vas besz ntse1 70 oDpe VITA
- treusend.ssn erisss which made hisn.
snd uhea IN grave sioess over al tnnt
a msrsai Of ulyssas Simpssn Grank q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25
Mardersasly Inclined.

LONDON, July PA man of short
stature and between 80 aud 60 years of
age was arrested in this city this morn
ing on charge of making threats
against the life of Princess Beatrice,
whose marriage TO Prince Henry Of Bat
teuburg took place yesterday. The man
has been subjected to medical examina-
ton. bat the doctors are unable to de
termine whether he is insane. A charge
agains3 him will probably be made be-
fore a police magistrate.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25
California Wire Works,
s2s MARKET STREET. san FRANCISCO
MASUFAcTUHKas or
W. II NJ E
EVERYTHING IN WIRE.

pARBED WIRE WE OFFER FOR
- sale 81 lowest azure; and { point
regular. and thiek set
Being regularly licensed we guarantee
our customers against damages.
BALfxG WIRE-Pnciac brand Of very
best steel al siEes % lowest market rates
WIRE NETTING An meshes and widths
galvanized after being made. for poultry
yards. csc.
WiKK ''LorH-For fruit dryers, shresh-
er&. h4rsests,rss riddles. ets-
HOP WIRk-For training hops; naads
from stesa u, long lengths specially for
the purpeFes
GoPHKa TRAFs and ali other kinds Of
traps. for ncieA squirrels. rsss and mica.
VINEYARD LINES. for laying out vine
yards. divtdsd In distances and made q
steel wirB.
Ornamental aad Useful Wire and Irealserk
HoTE-we meet Eastern competition By
hosl.e mfsnufacture, and sell 200 bBtter
goods 81 lower price ty7wlim
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25
A NATIONAL. FUNERAL.

WASHINGTON. July -. - President
Cleveland was tonight advised by
telegram from Adjt General Dram. now
al Mt. Mc9reeor, that be had delivered
the Presidents letter TO Mrs. Grant and
that she and the children had expressed
a desire 30 have General Grant buried
with National honors. Their wishes
viii % respected, and the ceremonies
will take place rs already Indicated In
the press dispatches. President Cieve-
land and she members of the Cabinet
will attend the funeral iD New York on
SATURDAY. the Ssh day Of August.
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acrrox on 1mnnEoAxs N IoxDox.

LosDox. July 24.--A number Of prom
inent Auericans Uill assemble Tomorrow
at The residence Of Minister Phelps to
consult upon the proper measures 10 b
taken In viev Of the death OF Gcs Grant,
and 10 adopt resolutions Of sympathy
with the family Of the dead soldier.
The legation wlll be closed on the day
OF the funeral. Minister Phelps and
Mr.. white, second secretary 81 legation.
had accepsed Invitations 10 bali 20 Be
given by tho Prince Of Wales, bot owing
10 the death Of Gen. Grant they have
written tsttars Of regret staiing that
thew cannot attend.
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.
~. ~ - swss 800 rsr,s.aa,.,,vaa
~ - pessa trem various ru.rta
n Ae<a tolEarspu. vac viii
Y - .zA piteAsd % ths Moaanain
zSS escr meals 90 The hotel
~ 7sssne viii he esmplssed
- ~. s1enaks and face hy she
ezss 49, 1ae 81 have been u.ssis %
~ - fhe desper farrsss
Slnll1 = eesn hliad oas and she
~ ~ Ne tsea b nsu one 81
es;s' ~ ~ % Monday sAs re-
8 49, !. g.Asna u q easkss aud
~ So. ~ se permitted % yIsw
= :. ka4sro d VIA The fsu,llx
" - ~ nj. Newman nd ~
~ nlnsias. =
e. - me cottage In
uunt dad resss vash
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25
New Ambassador.

GGuLois says that Prince Bismarck
has suggested that Zulfkar Pass be
made neutral, thus solving the diffisulty
between England and Russia in regard
70 its possession
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FOREIGN.
A Terrific storm.

There has been a terrific storm al
Tore Cajetani. in Italy. Thirteen per
sons were killed and p injured BY
lightning.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25
An oTrxR TsoM ST. LOUIS.

OLrMPrA, w. T., July 24.-Memorial
services in memory Of General Grant
will be held in the Methodist Episcopal
Church on Sunday evening. George 81.
Thomas Post. @. A. t., will asteHd In
body.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25
A MONUMENT COMMISSION.

the hoaa veranda this afternoon DIR.
Douglas chattsd a. length with q GORE
spoaiisnt OF the Associated Press aboat
Gen. Gnlnt and Of the long trial OF suf-
fsrins Just ended.
.Do y0a rsmsmbsr. !" said DE-. Douglas,
SHAT daring last week sAid 90 yoa
thai thisre was g subsistence Of the
swelling In the everything tissues on the
right side Of the neck. and that said
on the day I spoke aeoat u that ] bad
been able ~ examine the Generals
throat naaeh deeper end With greater
case thar, Ia . lona simef DO you re-
uasmlser thAig"
His Assrsr resolleoied 10 clearly and
said 10.
. well, shsn,s resumed Dr.. Doaelas,
q | ara sluirg 10 tell y "a o. an expert
ence / bad with General Grant on the
afternoon OF Thatsday, Jaiy i6ah. and
81 ths time I hsd observed the indica-
tions about the threat which I have
apokan Ut. DaFing tue afternoon Of
ssai tlay GanaraI GRAFT wrsss this. and
DR.. Dpaelas drew FROM hrs pnoket sav.
erAl nips written by the GENERAL, and
read what ilas siek man had written. as
foliouA K feei sorry al the prospeet
Of living thrpuQe the snmnaef and fall
ID she eoiadition am IN. Do nos think
/ can. bat say. Except do net gaia
er ssrsagih. feel quite ~ wail from day
10 asy As l have done herstotore,
bat | am losing strength ] fset q
more in nay inability 70 move Aroused
than IL any other way, az rather u
laek Of desire 10 Try - move. Whsn I!
had Read that. added Or. DenRia& l
tprpe,I d the 0saerAl and tired 70 cheer
hirn ~ talline az thu AppArsntiy Ism
proseI sondition Of he throat and
neek 10 Which. in rely, The GsnsrAi
again wsuss. After ali thAh howessf,
tie ftsssse IL s1sli there and mus %
iasai il the end NJ life = preetees,
% course, % ray family. and woala Dc
10 ma il essuld recover sntirels. Insrs
never was cias more wislinz 10 50 tAan
l. Msssi people have ARA one snd taen
anash,sr litsle shing % a. 40. ana nssef
ess quite tkreaSh- fhis uss PARTIALLY my
casa. arsa wanted - many days
- wei.k 90 nay beck. 90 the snthsrshir
sozld b. clearly nina, and they were
xrasiouzly strsnsed 90 me aftes eeine
apparpusiy mnch lover than stnce, and
win capacity Be- o. more vera mas
ever did IN the same TINA. ny woss