The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13


iDg's amendment were adopted
Notwithstanding this action ii was plain
that the result was not Satisfactory, and a
resolution was introduced and adopted to
refer the matter 10 COMMITTEES OF thir-
teen, one to be selected from
each Congressional District, 10 report to the
caucus on next Monday night. The COM
mittee was appointed as follows, represent
ing the districts In the order OF their names:
Senator Richardson, Representative Patten,
Senator Day, Representative McMulien,
Ser atOr Duncan, Governor Gray, Represent
alive Gooding. Senator Schloss Senator Bry-
ant, Senator Msgee Senator Hilligass, Sena-
tor Brown and Representative McMichael.
Mr.. Patterns bill on Senate aud Represent
alive appointments was also referred TO
this committee and the disappointment
viii be submitted to the caucus with COM
miitee Iecc lamentations on Monday night.
TIE Metropolitan Police was not con-
sdeTeo by the caucus and no mention what
ever of it was made. q speaking of the re.
suit Of the caucus last night, q member said
that the opponents OF the appOrtlOnment
seemed to be controlled altogether by per-
sonal considerations and some who opposed
could give no reason whatever for such ac-
ton.
TIE woRKISe NEN's MEETING.
It was stated in the Sentinel OF recent
date that meeting of workingmen would
be held in the Supreme Courtroom on
Thursday evening to take action on Senator
Foulke's Dynamite bill. About fourteen
persons. ten white and four colored, were
seated around big red-hot stove talking
politics and discussing various subjects,
when a representative OF the Sentinel am
bled into the Justice shop last night
and seRted himself where he would
MT be conspicuous, but could hear and see
everything The men around the stove
waited paiieDtly until after = O'Clock for
new csmers. but il seems that the meeting
had rot been very extensively advertised.
and No. - Odd not arrive. The man who
seemed 70 be running the ''snep'-a self.
constituted President-fnally arose and de-
anded tse undivided attention of the
thirteen, Sh0 solemnly removed their
on the hot stove The president
was then about TO announce the object of
the meeting. when citizen wearing long
beard, and who judging from bis talk few
moments before, had been in the Mexican
War. went over and whispered gently in his
ear, looking suspici0usly at the unsuspect
ing repoi ter all the while. As soon as he
rad finished whispering, the president
hustled over to the reporter and made
known the fact that his presence was not
desirable. Il would like to know, before
60 cut into the cold, cold street, if this is
mo. sir, il is not We simply desire TO
further the interests of workingmen gen
! orally" was the reply. Good night" said
he reporter, and the gang by the stove
shiled heDdish smile as he disappeared
tnfUgh the door.
ne ORPHANS HOME INVESTIGATION.
The Snightstown Home investigation was
resumed Last night at 80 o'clock in the
committee-room in the Grand Hotel. Philip
a. Wright was the first witness. He was
( employed IN the department for feeble
minded children. He said that on one oc-
/ saslon IA opened the door of Superintend-
snt whites office suddenly and saw Nellie
Layton sitting in DR.. Whites lap. About IL
o'clock at nigat on another occasion he saw
White and Mis- Layton in the dormitory.
White having Us arm around her. On an
osDer occasion d, saw White enter Miss
bIandts room between 10 and IL o'clock at
plight, and at another time he visited
Der room at 1880 1T night. Witness
thought Nellie was OF a loose disposition.
When witness entered the room at the time,
Nellie was on the Doctor lap; she remained
seated there, and he went out. Witness after
wards resigned to go home and teach school,
The Institution last summer was not har-
lmonlous. In a conversation with White
during the Gay in reference to the trial the
DOCTOR said this affair is tearing his family
ia mp. A brother of the witness was dis
osrged by White Tor Furnishing one of tn
NDie-minded children. Since this invssti-
fSlOn has been started White has voluntar-
! - PROMISED, II be is retained, TO secure a
pCsl'on fer the discharged employe again
ga repgtation was good. DR.. White was
.nOuss oy some to be moral man; By 9th
/ eIS eh IAmorai man.
John n. WricAt brotber of Tho frat nil
.,' 80 N, ~as GJsd next. Was first employed at
'De hSrle "a ivy, 1873, and wss again en-
! piOStu iSss AL, zen he STAYED there three
bon1ns osT aioi ~ whip FL. Bowler. He
bad BOWERS isce ia bad tick s1d he, NE
leg oyer the boys mex 80 noid him - rs
was stripped baked. MorsNn ned a $50.
and nearly killed theboy. Ho-e,s,, od,,ft,e'5
ne had whipped Bowie too hard ard ssked
witness not to tel il. Mr.. Nuser had
Morgan arrested Tor tie shortly aster Yards.
and witness was sumrnRed to. attend the
trial. DR.. White said he could not snara
hiw, snd asked Wrigh il he was gofog
WitDtss said yes" aIf the Doctor Dis
charged him vi" out aY other reason
WlJess had alsos VI te holding Nellie
I.slshton 90 his knees, and Gee lying with his
he'd IN her lap Nellie wa free q her con.
drct with al the male EMPLOYEES. Nav
Thompson and Hattie Robstson bore eood
beIscters az the Home. was ganeraI
fuu or among the boys that Wife frequently
lad himself locked up in his pom with wo
men. At the Home Gears chalcter is god
White did not command the reject Of the
employees.
John S. Hedges of New Gale. Ana
pTscucipg attorney, and have ben County
Cierk. L know John NJ. Goar, vNose effios
aoJolns mine. June 2S, 1884. betwsn O and
! 10 O'Clock, saw him coming up stars with
s5oung isdy. They went to his oths. Soon
sfrer he came out, but soon returne,to tSa
otiee ! went up and saw the girl in Tosr's
room by looking In the keyhole. In
few minutes she lay down on the longs
/ and Gcar began working at her clothe T
went and called to DR.. Hubbard ontba
street, and then went back and saw Gar
have criminal intercourse With her. n
/ Hubbard also saw the performance. 7
4 called John W Mueller up, and Hubbar,
went down Goar got up and the girl rose
and put Oh her uDderclothing. Then thew
i went down the stairs. The girl had on 3
y white dress, gold necklace and broad white
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