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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
GENERAL GRANT.
His Condition about as Usual.

NEW York, May 6-Having been un-
dressed aDd composed himself in his two
chairs at about the usual hours last night,
General Grant slept with but few wskin IS,
nnul betweeo and O'Clock this morning.
The giau dnlar swelling at the angle of he
jaw beneath the right ear was last night very
much larger and quite hard. The General is
doir no work to-day in the way of dictation
or writing though he may possibly give some
attention 10 the arrangement OF data.
When DR.. Baker left General Grants house
this afternoon. where he had been on q
visit, he said that the cancer lump on the
tongue was no progressing so fast. because
the Generals system had become stronger
he thought the cancer might run along for
several months, but thai there could be but
one conclusion.
General Grant did no work by dictatlon
TO day, but wrote son o. The General tipped
The scales at l47 pounds, gain of one pound
in 3 week.
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10 call the police. Qnlet was finally restored
and committee was appointed TO invite the
ex CoDfedeTates TO meet their old opponents
after the business meeting was DISPOSED of. e
The resolution from the Grand Army of
TIE Republic and Veterans Union was
adopted, asking that the civil service rules
referring 10 the preferences that should be
given persons honorsbly discharged from the
army or navy In the distribution of Offices
be strictly enforced. Also, one asking Con
gress TO appropriate sufficient funds for the
erection Of statute TO Major General Joseph
Hooker.
After adjournment the committee sp-
pointed 10 lDvits the X E Lee Camp 20
seats on the floor, came in, bringing with
them long string o. men IN gray suits.
They were greeted with great applause, and
IN return filed the house with q genuine
Rebel yell. The ex-Confederates were scat
tered among the blue costs and their officers
invited % the stage. CJlonel McGinnis, of
Montana. welcomed them and Commander
General Cooke responded. Short addresses
were also made BY Colonel Charles Marshall.
Chief of General Lees STAFF, and Colonel
Evans, Of Richmond.
The reception tonight was brilliant sue.
cess Hundreds of ladies were present. On
the Stage were many men distinguished in
rnih ary circles. In the audience were the
X. J. Lee Camp OF sx.Confederatss.
Genera! King, Secretary of The society,
read he following telegram from General
Grant:
Please thank the members OF the Society OF the
ARM II the Potomac tor their Paruaity in select
iDg ne for the second time their p idelr l wish
my health promised proba billty el my being at
their next meeting ] would regard il as provided
tiai should be able to attend, but 1 accept the
honor, though without the hope OF performing
the duties Of the Office. Wishing ali members
many hspDy reunions / remain,
(sined) L. S. GRANT.
Mayor Lstrobe welcomed the Veter4ns in
behalf OF the veterans of the city.
Vice President HEnt returned thanks in
TIE name OF the society. he said: I'VE had
a feir, square war, and now we want fair,
square peace. am nero - represent Can
eisl Grant. l have said enough, and l will
try to represent him By bsirg silent"
Major DsWitt @. Sprague delivered 50 or
iginal posm, sno General Calvin G. Pratt,
OF New York, delivered an oration. Short
addresses were made by Governor Lloyd, OF
Mary land; General II. ". Socum, General
John +. Hartrsnft. General Horace Porter,
and @. A. Bohanno on, an ex-Confederste sol
dier. The audience was strikingly demon
slIatiVe
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ARREST OF MAN WE'LL.
The Sc. Louis Hotel Murderer in Custody
I'm New Zealand.

ST. LOUIS May 6-Chief OF Police HsrrigAn
has received the following csblegram, an
nouncing the arrest OF the murderer of Prel.
Ter, at , o'clock this morning:
AUCKLAND, New Zealand, May 6.
Maxwell was arrested yesterday and will give
trouble. He has counsel send officer, requIsitIon
ana sworn deposition by the first steamer and al .
wise the State Department. Cable me when the
officer sails. GAMBLE, Consul at Auckland.
Extradition papers we're prepared tsday
to bo sent TO Auckland, New Zealand, for w.
II. Lennox Maxwell, the Southern Hotel
murderer. No agent for the State has yet
been appointed 10 go for Maxwell, there be.
ing some doubts as 10 the manner of ap.
pointInent. There is no need for hurry,
however, ss the officer who goes can not
leave San Francisco before June 6, when the
next Auckland steamer sails.
Chief of Police Hsrrigan cabled Mr.. Gam
bic, American Consul at Auckland, this af.
ternoon. instructing him to hold Max veil at
al hazards until an officer from Missouri az
rived. The Police Board have also tels.
grsphed Secretary of State Baysrd, notifyin z
him that an officer will leave San Francisco
for Maxwell on June 6 and urges Mr.. Bay.
ard. in con junction with the British Minis.
ter at Washington, to see that Maxwell is not
releaed on lechnicaIty until the oficer
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NATIONAL NOTES.
Awards Made by the French Com miss on
silver Received at the Treasury De-
partmeut-Etc.

Secretary Bsyard received q telegram to.
day from Minister Morton at Paris to the
effect that American attorneys having in
tersis in awards made by the late French
commission must make regular opposition
to the payment of entire awards TO claim.
ants, in accordance with French law.
The Treasury Department to-day par.
chased 395 O00 ounces o; silver for the Ne y
Orleans and Philadelphia mints.
George j. Vest. son of Senator Vest, has
been detailed by Secretary Bsyard as Consu-
lar Clerk at Liverpool.
1t was stated at the Postoffics Department
that Postmaster Palmer, of Chicago was re-
moved for offensive psrtlsanship" The
Postmaster General said Palmer was an &C.
tive worker In the recent camDaisn, aud one
OF those Republicans whose continuance in
Office was not deemed advisable by the ad
ministratioD.
At to-dsy's meeting Of the Fish Cultural
Association. now known as the American
Fisheries Society, Colonel Marshal McDon.
aid, Washington, was chosen President
Spencer Walpole, Governor of the Isle OF
Man, and ex Secretary OF the Navy Robson,
were elected honorary members
Treasurer Jordan says the Treasury count
is practically over and everything found most
satisfactory. Three silver dollars which had
escaped from broken package in the silver
vault have bean found. so the only discrep-
ancy is The two cents from i've dollar pack.
age of pennies in the cssh-room. Yesterday
heavy square box. wrapped in red tape snd
securely bound, was found in an oat of a way
nook of the vault. The key bsing misla:d, a
lccksmith opened the box, and IL was found
10 contain a bottle OF diamonds, bottle OF
pearls, q bottle Of otter of roses and LUMP
OF gold. One of the older employees identified
tbearticles as prssentto President Monroe in
about the year 1928 from the japanese Gov.
eTuneDt, and which had bsen stored in the
Treasury pending the passage OF an act OF
Ccrgrsss authorizing their acceptance. Con
eress failed to legislste on the subject and
the articles were deposited in the Treasury,
where they have remained ever since.
TIE State Department has not recsived any
protest from the Austrian Government con
cerniDg The appointment of Minister Kelley
TO Vienna. The cabled rumor that objection
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will be made against him because his wife is
9 Jewess finds no credence in adminisrra.
ton circles. This Government recognizes
no difference between Jew and Gentle. 1t
is also remarked that Mrs. Kelley is not
Jewsss except by psrentage as she abb lred
her religious faith when she married Gath
ole.
Commissioner Coleman, recognizing the
importance OF closer and more intimate
association with the different agricultural
colleges and other industrial and educational
Institutions with the Department OF Egricul-
tuTe, has called convention OF represents
tives OF the ,fferent agricultural colleges and
allied State institutions.
Admiral Joueit informs the Navy Depart
mept chat everything is quiet on the Istnmus
OF Panama. He says the Colon will ssil
fiom Aspinwall for New York TO moro Y,
and will carry one-half of the marines sent
20 The isthmus some weeks ago.
The Austrian Minister to this country
said 10 an Associated Press reporter tonight
that be bad received no communication
from the home Government concerning MIN.
later Kelley.
s Corning judd, who was to day ap-
IOinted Postmaster at Chicago is au d
ciiiz n of Chicago, and n prominent membs y
IT Ibe Episcopal Church. he is ab1ut
ftS-dve years of sge,a lawyer by profession,
and was an applicant !or the office OF Solic-
itor General OF the United States. He has
aiwsys been identified with the Democratic
party, snd is at present a member OF The
Democratic National Committee from the
S'sie OF Illinois. He has been p member of
the Legislature of his State, and wss mem.
Der OF the last State Constitutional COnyen.
tion.
1t is understood that James Blackburn, a
brother OF Senator Blackburn, of Kentucky,
was to day appointed Collector of Internal
Revenue for the Ashland district.
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BE Thankful for Small Favors.:

Special TO the Sentinel.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-"Young man, go to
your room, fall upon your knees and thank
the Father Of All that you are already pro.
vided with position under the Government.
Ask Heaven for strength to deserve and
power to appreciate your present good for
tune. Learn contentment, aud understand
that you have no righJ to importuns me for
your advancement. l have no time TO ssk
for friends promotion. l am exclusively
at the service of those persons who ara ask
ing for plsces-persons far less fortunate
than yourself" This was Senator Voornses'
sdvice to clerk in one of the departments
who bad petitioned his influences for still
batter pOsitiOD
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
In Holiday Attire.

SACRAMENTO, May The city is in com.
plete holiday attire. and business is entirely
suspended, to honor Mrs Msrgret E. Crocker
for her many acts OF public bsne6cence, the
latest OF hich vas the bestowal upon tina
city of the E. B Crocker art gallery, valued
at half million dollars. The demonstration
to day took the form OF grand Il OrRl festi-
val az the Pavilion. In the afternoon there
were coDgratulatory exercises by 600 school
chil1rsn. The formal presentation Of the
ark gallery was made in the evening.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
Bound Over TO OOurt-Live stock Commits
sion Organizes.

COLUMBUS, o., May 6-Ex- Representative
B. Stiilweli, OF Ashland County, who was
taken to Zanesville on complaint of Mary
Wiley, on a charge of seduction, waived ex.
animation at that place this afternoon, and
was bouDd over to the court above.
The Stare Board of Live Stock Commis
sioners organized to dsv, and elected J. s.
Butler, OF Piqua, State Veterinary Surgeon,
who will examine the pleuro.pneQm9nia
districts OF the Slate with view OF furnish
ing certificates TO dealers, in compliance
with The laws OF other States.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
Eight Near suakim.

sUAKIN. May Ga large force of British
and Indian troops and friendly natives, uu-
der General Grsham, marched out at mid
hight to Tackbol. where they surprised and
defeated 400rehels, killing sixty OF them and
capturing twelve prisoners aud $50 head of
cattle. After burning the villsge they re-
treated 10 Suakim. fighting until they had
passed Hasheen. The British loss is FIVE
wounded
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DETROIT, May The Knights Of Labor
in Pingree & Smiths Detroit Shoe Factory,
composing the entire force employed, quit
today, owing to disagreement with the
firm. The strikers demand Unemployment
of none but Knights of Labor men. No ad.
vance is demanded, except in a few cases
where extra work is required.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
Coal Dealers To Be Protected.

SYDNEY, n. S W. May 6-rhe govern.
meht of New South Wales has invited the
governments of the other British and Aus
tralisn colonies 10 un ite with il and inden-
nifty coal dealers in the colonies from all
losses sustained by them in refusing TO sup
ply coal to the cruisers and other vessels be-
longing to hostile powers during period Of
war or warlike difficulty with England.
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MemoriaI TabIet 20 General Gordon.

LoSDoN, May 6.-rhe following epitaph
has been written by Tennyson for the me-
mortal tablet TO General Gordon in West
minister Abbey:
Warrior OF God, mans friend
Not here below, thou livest in
All mems hearts:
For all me nkDow
This earth hath borne
No simpler. nobler man.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
Department Clerks VIII Always Vote with
the Administration.

Special to the Sentinel.
WASHINGTON, April u ntil there is a
marked revolution in human nature, those
employed people in Washington will vote
with the administration. There are politics
in the penal institutions-every convict
hold the theory of government held by the
pardcning Fower.
During the administration of President
Johnson" Judge GOoding lately observed,
with great difficulty ano large expense TO
myself, l secured q place here for
young man from my section
OF country. He was . mugwumD. aud
came to Johnson. Since then four times he
has returned to my district. and not oaly
voted against me, but brought corruption
finds
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
Austrian Gall.

LONDON, May CAN exchange telegraph
dispatch from Vienna states that Baron Won
Schae ffer, the Austrian Minister at Wsshing-
ton, has been Instructed by his Government
to object TO the appointment of Mr.. Kelley as
United States Minister to Austria Ii is sop
posed that the fact of Mrs. Kelley being
JeHtss is the bats for the objection, although
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wouldn't Let Him Resigu.

MADRID, May 6 As a result Of the muni-
cipal election, Senior Romero, the Minister of
the Interior, wished to resign. bat the Pre-
mier objected, saying If he insisted on doing
so, the whole Cabinet must resign. Romero
then withdrew his resignation.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
GENERAL NEWS.
A Special Pensioner Examiners AssOci-
alton With Straw Bail Incident
Advice TO en- Office Seeker.
Army OF the Potomac Reunion
Maxwell ArTested-Digging for
the Victims OF the Brook.
lyn Fire.
CAPTAIN HALVES.
His Association with = straw Bail In
cidept.

Special to the Sentinel.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-The political head
OF Captain John a. Hswes, once OF Indian
apOlis, long Special Pension Examiner,
dropped in response to well worded note,
in full, round hand, over the signature of
Secretary Lamar, yesterday afternoon. Cap
tain Hawes is as mild a hammered man as
one will meet upon his travels, but he is of
the number to whom the Hoosier Democrats
may cay: 1 will laugh at your calamity,
and mock when your fear cometh." He is
associated with e strsw bail incident. yet
ranking in Democratic memories as con-
duciDg to the election OF Senator Ben Har-
rison and the distress of the Democratic can
didates in 1880. Bat while Captain Hswes
is resigned 10 20 that is way they are ON
PEELED to learn, he claims the ability to show
himself guiltless of the charge of havi ng IS
q notary connived at the release OF accused
illegal voters. AS q compliment to human
nature, the Sentinel may chronicle that Cap
tain Hawes stIenuously denies com plicitv IN
the conspiracy 10 any degree, and lays the
blame upon the broad shoulders of the Slick
Six, where certainly it can do no harm.
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INDICATIONS.

NAsHIHolON. Nay Z.
For TIE Ohio Valley and reauessee-Lo,aI
rains and psrtiy cloudy weather, winds lshilt-
TO northwesteriy, higher barometer, slightly
cooler.
For the Upper Lake Regio1-LOsal rains,
partly cloudy weather followed by fair weather,
ightly cooler. winds shifting to norihwes.esly.
higher barometer.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
Presentation to Minister Lowell.

LONDON, May 6-The corporation of Wor-
cester to-day presented Mr.. Lowell with an
Illuminated address. bound in blue morocco,
express ing regret at his departure from the
most of United States Minister 20 England,
and en- logzing his il erary aid 10 the Wor-
coefor Library
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Dismissed Fran Court.

DUBLIN, May G.-The action brought by
Timothy Harrington, Home Rule member of
Parliament. sgainst Police Inspector Carr
for ejecting him from the Mall0w Railroad
Station on the occasion of the visit of the
Prince of Wales has been dismissed. Har-
ringinn Rnneala
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
Distress ON the Nile.

CAIRO, May The ses has encrosched
upon the Nile as far up as Rosetta, whose IN
hsbitants are 10 great distress. Their cattle
are dying by hundreds from drinking the
salt water and ell fresh water has to be
brought to the city many miles by rail.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07

ALPENA, Mich, May The steam barge
S. J. Msckey, which passed down through
the straits yesterday, the first to get through,
went ashore in the fog later a. Blue p 1int,
three miles above Presque Isle lgat. she is
laden with 33 900 bushels o. corn from Chi
cseo 10 Fsrnia. The propeller Atlantic
failed in an attempt to rescue her.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
Rev. DOM ely Declines.

ROME, May 6-Rsv. Dr.. Donnelly has asked
the Pope TO permit him to decline his sue.
cession 20 Cardinal McCabs in the Arch.
bishopric of Dublin.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
The six-Penny Telegram Bill.

LONDON, May 6.-The Government will
withdraw the bill for the introduction of
six.penny te'egrsms, if the amendment is
pushed TO have the telegrams include, BE-
sides the ten words of message, the full ad-
ress of the recipient and full signature of the
render
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Burial OF Dr. Hachtigal.

BERLIN, May Ga later dispatch about the
death Of DR.. Nachtigsl, the German traveller,
says he died on board the German guuboat
Mewe, and was buried at Cassam, on the
west coast of Africa.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
Ohuroh Centannial OeIehration.

BosToN, May Gin connection with the
opening of the annual diocesan convention,
the celebration OF the centennial of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in this State
was brought TO an end in Trinity Church
this morning by discourse by Bishop Pad.
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No Abatement of Wariike Preparations.

ST. PETERSBURG. May 6-There is no ap-
pearance here OF any abatement in warlike
preparations. The mobilizlng OF rife bat
talions is still progressing.
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LONDON, May G-Baron Brabourne pub
liclv announces his secession from the Lib
eral party.
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A Melancholy Russian

LENBERe, May Cit is feared that Count
Tolstoi, the Russian Minister Of the Interior,
who has fsl en- into a profound state OF mel
ancholy, will die. Several celeb -ated medi-
cal expsIts will hold a consultation on mis-
case.
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working China Coal Mines.

LONDON, May 6.-Chins is beginning to
utilize Europeans for work in her coal mines.
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Government training ship.

NoEFoLK. Va. May 6.-The Government
training ship Nymph. Captain Ernst Won
Deich, arrived here to-day from Bremen.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
Defense for the DardaueIIes.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 6.-rhe Turkish
Ministry are discussing a system of defense
for the DArdanelles proposed by Germsn off
CeIs
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Letter From the 0ueen-FuueraI of Colo
pel Kennedy.

Del Kennedy.
LONDON. May The Queen, through her
Private Secretary, Sir II. f. Ponsonby, sent a
special letter to the officer at present in CON-
mand CT the Canadian Voyageurs expressing
Her Majesty's regret that, owing to the ont.
break of smallpox in the ranks, she has been
advised tha. ii would not be desirable for the
voyageurs to 60 to Windsor Castle to receive
her personal thanks for their services in
Egypt.
Colonel Kennedy. of tee Canadian Voyage
urs. who died here, wss to day buried IN
Hiehgste Cemetery. Rev Mr.. Greaves
President of the Wesleyan Conference, per-
formed the funeral rites. The body WAS
carried 10 the grave by eight voyageurs, the
remainder OF the contingent following the
coffin. Three volleys OF musketry were fired
over the grave The fdneral was attended
by specja. representatives OF the Prince OF
Wales, the Duke OF Cambridge, Comma0der
in.Chief of Der Msjesty's force, aud Lord
Wellesley. The funeral was very imposing
The firing OF volleys over The grave was done
by 800 men from the Essex Regiment The
Duke OF Cambridge sent e wreath to De
placed on the bier. General Wolssley tels-
grapbed n special message OF coudolense Il
IS low supposed that Colonel Ksnnedg cln.
trseied the smallpox from which he died in
DOugoIS.
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nothing definite in regard to the cause of this
action Of the Austrian Governmentis is kpo VI.
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Appointed Pension Tx smioeIs.

AppOlnteu FensIOn TX smfOeIs.
Special 70 the Sentinel.
WAsHIEGToN, May Recommended by
Cor gresham Mstson, Drs. NJ. G. Mullinlx,
T. d. Cox and J. Cable were appointed a
Board of Pension Examiners for Spencer,
Oven County, TO day.
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Old Testament Will be given to the public in
London on the 10Th inst. and Will be pub
lished is New York on the Dist.
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weary sunerer from Rheu

Weary sufferer from Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, Weak
and Sore Lungs, Coughs and
Colds Weak Back. Weak
Stomach and Bowels, Dys-
pepsia, Female Weakness,
lgh the Loins ald Back, try
over the pit of the Stomach,
e Ague Pains, Bilious Coiic.
1 protect the system from a
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
sick-rhe Egyptian Situation.

sUAKlM, May General Lord WolseIey
is slightly indIsposed.
1t Is believed.here that Osmsn Digns is
again collecting an army, but owing to the
scarcity of food at his command it can not
become sufficiently formidable to call for
British expedition against him.
Toksr ARABIA asks British projection against
OsmaD, and almost all the other tribes are
willing TO submit If the English will promise
TO remain in the country and protect them
from his vengeance.