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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

Of the scouts, but passing through them, HIS can
tors brought him safely 10 camp. He said his wife
by. Riel is now being interviewed by General
Middleton. When be saw the GatIicg gun so
down with the scouts az BAttouche he was mue1
alarmed on account OF his family. Riel appears
caIev orn and haggard He has let his hair grow
long, spd dressed IN poorer sAion than mos. OF
tTal Middleton, as weil as could te seen from the
outside OF the tent. his eyes oiled from sids 70
side with the look OF hunttd man. lie evidently
slant fear OF violence at the hands or the EOdler
There is no dsnser OF any such violsnce.
e wHisr lang i11o csp expresses hi@
this trouble will be without result, as the COM
plants oi the farmers will be regarded with some
degree Of attention" When told that HIS books
and papers had been captured he said: II am
elsd. his Will show that l am not
the actual leader Of the rebellion:
i have been ENCOURAGED by people of
good standing at and around Prince albert, who
invited me over from Montana" He asked wo1ld
they give him fair trial. civil martial. Arn,-
s'rong told him he would be tried by martial law.
Rel drew a long breath but said nothing. he
spoke aesin OF not being head man of the rebel.
hor. and made The sign of a cross. BE asked
whether his family would be blown up with that
gun with the crowd (meaning the GattlinS gum
and then be said he did not want to be selfish
aud hoped nCne OF the hslibreeds wolid sufer
for his own family.
IN appesrsrc ce he is q common half-bTeed and
IL oks very dilapidated. The capture OF kiel VIII
tnd he Ietellon so far as the breeds are con-
cerDtd. band OF Indians coming in fTom the
west 10 day 10 help Riel were met by half breeds,
who tod them the war was over. some OF the
phi orers were paced on board the boat 10 day.
10 parting from their families there were many pit
iful scenes OF women crying and hoidGgup babies
for father TO ksI Paper belonging TO the Rebel
Government we're searched to day. The minutes
showed that the Duck Lake fight was q premedi
tatec affair, ard that the rebels were thoroughly
ooenizsnt of General Miadieton's movements
from the time we left Qu'AppeAe Station, as nu.
merous extracts from Toronto, Winnipeg
and Montreal journals were also found
referring 10 Rel; stTeI 9Th OF General Middleton s
command; OF the qrantity of ammunition and
the amount OF forsge on which. according 10 the
mlnutes the movements OF the rebels depeod
Tt report that Col 0nel Irvine was threatened by
hostile indians ana Breed is now found to have
been quite untrue. Intense Indignation is ex.
p essed st his non-appeaIance.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
LyNGHED.
Chambers, the Tratn Robber. Reported
Hung at Bloomington.

LIZ uikville Post Special.
New ALBANY, Ind May l6-3 o. ma telegram
has just been received here stating that Cham
berr, the l. N. A. and c. train Iobber was lynched
at Bloomington, Ind, half an nour ago. Tne tel
egram says express envelopes were found
st his house, and when this fact be-
came known the crowd In town became excited
and, taking forcible possession of Chambers, hu
him.
The search party returned from Chambers
fathers farm at afe hour iss. night, and report
ed having found slSs in cash in Chambers room.
anc pair or light colored pants. soiled at the
bottom and torn at the inees: The money
had all passed through the Express Com.
Isny's hands. as proven by needle pune
lures. There is proof but thet he received it
In q legitimate manner. Chambers secured mis-
uncle. Chesley woodward. and Mat smedley on
his bond before night, and at left town for
home. This morning the authorities sent Marshal
Smith and deputies 10 secure affidavis OF
Chambers' family, aud they were unable TO
md the accused man. but were told that he
had gone 10 visit relatives In another part OF the
country. The officers believe that this is but
rrse, and that he has fled the country. but do
nothing unless his boadsmen lake action In the
matter. The attorneys for the defense state that
they know OF the whereabouts of the accused, and
that he will be able 70 prove his innocence.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
A HORRIBLE DEATH.
While Out on Mountain Excursion j, r,
Cole Falls Down Precipice
and IL Killed.

SrRrSG PLACE, Ga, May 16.-Mr J. p. Cole, OF
this place. met with most horrible death last
evening. He, In company with two or three 9TH
eIs, were cut on Cohutta Mountain in the vicinity
of the Legal Tender mine. in which he was one OF
the owners. They were alongside OF the mountain
in the full Rlee of mountain adventures. when
MI. Cole stepped on q rock which was made slick
by sna stream OF water. His feet slipped IRON
uncer him, and he went dashinR wildly down
over the rocky cliffs below. He dtsappea. ed al
most Ia the twinsling OF an eye. His compaR ions,
Dr. W. W. Anderson end Augustus Parker, made
their descent around the precipice quickly as
possible, and found him lying Unconscious, dis
lance OF, perhaps, $50 OF zoo feet below.
His right thish was brs ken. his head fearfuly
gasbed by rocks. and other portions OF his body
we're bruised. He was brought down the noun
tain on litter and conveyed TO his home in
spring Pisce in wagon. He fingered in great
sgony until about 10 O'Clock TO night when he
diec. Nr. Cole was a leading merchant aud
proaress sive and prosperous business mau. he
wss thiry five years of age and leaves wife and
two snail children.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
a Close Game AZ Ph,l.delpnsa.

PHHADEIrHIA, May 1.-the game to-dsy be-
tween TIE Philsdelp pha and Detroit clabs was
witnessed by over 5.0c0 persons, who shoated
themselves hoarse and went almost will With cx-
element when the home club tied the game IA
tie ninth inning end scored the Winning run In
the tentr. The Detr0its lost the game throush tie
wild pitching Of 6e.z,en. who seemed TO have no
control wba ever over the Dsll. In the sixth in
nirg, after two men were out, &c gave fjar bat
teIs their bases and ere run scored without
q hit being made. The side was then pat out.
leaving three men on bases. The runs score1 by
the fhilsdeiphiGs in the third and fita inninW
were also n ade by men who had been sent 20 first
base on halls. The visitors opened on Ferguson
in lively style. ia the first inning Wood and Han-
lcn dc sale sirelss. and Bennett followed with
q hit over the left fed icrCe for home run. In
The second inning a single and a tU0-bGgg gger
yielded TWO II orc Iuns for them. brt in the re-
main der OF the game they were unable 10 bunch
their hits. 1he home cluo fet the crowd shout
ing in the ninth inning by making four rurs and
uelng tie game on four singles 8 base on bis.s
al a two bsser. ia The tenth inning Manning
made bit, stole second and went TO third on
Andrews scriice bit. and scored the winning
Iun en- NyeIs' low hal q hit 10 Bennett. waich rhe
latter player fun Dico. Scere:
Philadelphia. .....-.. 0 O 1 @ Is
Deiioit .......s............ o o o OF
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
REIL CAPTURED.
The Rebel Leader Brought In by Three
scouts-The Rebellion Ended.

81 Paul, MINI May l6-A Winnipeg special.
received At O. m says: "Eeil was captured to-
Gay friday az noon, thee miles north OF Bat.
touche. by three scouts named Diepl. Thorne and
Armstrong. He appeared urcoucerped. but begged
not to be shot. He was taken TO General Middle
tons headquarters. His followers are scattered
and the rebellion Is ended"
kitl was brought In at a:S0 this afternoon. No
denomination was made. He walked quietly to
the Generals tent note which Riel gave the
courier was letter which General Middleton had
sent him. lie knew nothing of Dumont. Riel
said he stayed on Tuesdsy and Wednesday nights
in the bluffs one sud 4 bali miles north OF Bat.
torehe. He wished fair trial He
ia1y tfiAL lie waBtld cis.i tfia'. He Was afraid
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
Imnortanf Deei,ion.

NUscATISE. Iowa, May 1.-The Euscstine Daily
Journal publishes this evening the fun text OF an
important decisson bearing on an IN rctor p-o-
csecing under the Stale prohibit0ry law, rendered
Nv Juoee french. OF the Circuit Court, today
Judge French holds that the iirst inl1Ec ion pro-
ceeuing Instituted against saloon has priority 10
any OTTER IL junction Proceedings against the
isme saloon. Ibis Is regarded ss great victory
for the ialoonF, as sham Injunction procceings
have been Instituted by friends of the sslo1rs
acsipft nearly every saloon In Auscatire- The
Temperance Alliance viii sppssl the case 10 tbs
Suprfre CouTt
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

II the present weather meets with
no reverse, your thoughts must soon
turn to lighter underwear. We
have great variety of the intarme-
diate weights, goods that should fol-
low the winter and precede the sum-
mer textures. 1t is almost abso-
iutely necessary t, make gradual
changes TO insure comfort and
health, and at no place can this be
done to better advantage, variety
and price considered, then at the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

ST. LoUIS. May l6.-The Supreme Lodge OF
Knights of Honor resumed their sessions to-day
and continued the discussion OF the law TO give
the supreme Lodge original Jurisdiction in all
cases OF ofense against that body. Alter consider
aole debate nd The adoption OF several amend
ra,ches last night, the law was perfected and
passed. The lodge then Adjourned till Monday
and The delegates weat on . pleasure excursion
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
SEVEN HUNDRED POISONED,
A Large Party of Excursionists Made Dan.
gerously Iil by Eating ice Cream.

ATLANTA. Ga May i6.-A party OF 700 excur
sionist' from here to Talmah falls are said to
hsve been poisoned while esting ice cream at
picnic ibis afternoon. Reports which reach mere
state that ~ venty persons are unconscious on the
grounds Many OF them, il Is said, will die Many
OF the townsoeople have relatives at the d ace.
The nature OF the poison il not known. Assist.
ance has been sent TO them, all the doctors within
radius OF ten miles having loekei TO the scene
Rumors as to the number OF eKcnrsionists W no are
in danger vary greatly. There Is intense exotic
mept here over The reports, but only The above
mesgre details have been ascertained
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
called on Accoun, of the Rain.

ST LOUIS, Nav l6.-The game today betweea 81.
Louis and Baltimore was called in the third 10
ming on account of rain. The score stood: 81.
LOWE, >; baltimore. o.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
GENFRAL GRANT.
He Is Brighter aud Better.

NEW YORK, May l.. General Grant did not
sleep til quite late Ia night. being somewhat
Isstles. with pain. but he sept until or %
O'Clock this morning. When dressed he said he
fit brighter and better. Colonel Grant said he
should IL 10 siole prsvent his father from work
ing upon his book 10 day. though he seems better
as the work is virtually finished.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
Columbus Cullines.
Special TO the sentinel.

CoLUNBUs. I'D, May lG.-The barn of George
King. in German Township, was destroyed Dy
fire last night A large quantity of corn, vines /
and bay was destroyed. The loss will reach 50 SOD
on wheat, Partially covered by insurance.
The barn of Frank Wbitington Jr., in Hanson
Township, was burned last evening causing 10
Of several hundred dollars on wheat There was
NO
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
iND,,'ATiONb.


wksHIsesos. May l.. .. m.
Tor tss Ohio Valley and Tennessee Local rains
and partly cloudy wsaidef 10 the eastern portion.
folio cd by fair weather. lower barometer snd
stationary temperature. except in the czs'ern
portoc, lower temrefsturc-
partly cloudy ueashs7. and local rains. ssr;ktlo
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
4 Present From the Car to General
KomarofT.

sT. PETERSBURG, May 16-The Car has sent
General KOnaroff sword OF honor" The hilt
OF the sword is gold, and the scabbard is really
set with diam nonds. The present vas accompanied
by an an ograph letter from the Car warmly
praisine General Komarod's military N sasures and
his prL denCe snd 6rmness in dealing with the
Afehans, as we'll SIS his gallsntry IN the engage
ment at Dashkepri. A similar honor was conferred
upon General ZskrieNkkf.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

LoeANsroRT. Ind, Nay I6.-Charles Baldersol
German, was found guilty OF criminal assault
on Anna Lesh and sent up for two years.
series OF match games OF poo will be played
between the Brosdways, OF this city, and the +
phi team fof su0 q side. Tue first game will D.
plsyt here Wednesday night
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
Rtioicinr at Toronto.

TORONTO. May 16.-The news OF Riel's capture
was received here, this morning, and causei gen.
ersl rejoicing, it teing felt that the rebellion
will soon be terminated The people are asking
what will be done with Riel where will he be
tried al on what chsrge2 The soeclai editions
Of the Ispers are eagreiy bought up.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

DunLN. Nay 16.-The Freemau's Journal IN
editorial Today commenting upon Mr. Gladstone's
statement in the House OF Commons last nigat e
esIdipE the Governments intentions in relation
the Get is q humiliating confession Of Mr.. Glad
stones bOskted Land act."
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

Movements of Prominent Hoosiers.
Special 10 the Sentinel.
WAsHINGToN. May 1G-Mr. Cobb, Mr.. oman,
Jason B. Brown and Auditor Rice left this city fo-
home this afternoon.
The case that Mr. Voorhees, to have begun
trying in court al Greensburg on Monday has en-
continued, and he will remain here for sone
Wets
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
oder ortn- ssarte-.

LoNDoN. May le-Ihe Queen viii confer the Or
der Of The Garter. with the tile OF Royal Hiehness.
on Prince Louis. of EattenbeTg on the occasion OF
his II sTTlagc 10 Princess beatrice.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
Ga the sick Lat.

CAIRO, May le.-Hundreds of officers and s1l-
dIers Ifrom the remnant OF Lord Woiseley's Nile
expedition. are arriving at Arodybalia aud Cairo.
Many OF them are Oh The sick list.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
A Great Battle Expected.

CAIRO, Nay lG.-A g-eat battle is expected to be
fought soon at KhsrtOum ibetwsea FL Mahdl aud
the rivsl false prophet. The latter has collected
an in nse force of folio wing, aad they
advancing 10 attack the Mabdi
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
shot ana K,ilsd.

ST. Louis. May i6.-Gertrude seibcrt. living at
ISL Mchair avenue, was SHOT and killed mysieri
orsly at an early hour this morning while in bed.
Her husband was arrested on suspicion. but ne
claims that his. wife shot herself accidenty. Her
life wss insured fos 5000 The neigh hbots cay the
couple lived very happily together.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

LoNnOS, May 16.-Mr. James Russell Loweli. a.
ter visiting the Queen at Windsor Castle aud bid
ding her farewell, returned this morning TO meet
snc welcome his successor. Hr. Paclps.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
Hurrsh for TN. Avengers.


Bsow is gwen the standing OF the various VEST
ern League clubs up TO date. II VIII be seen that
Indianapolis has heavy lead, and IL win 10
doub. sand at the top for the remainder OF the
fesson Toledo is sneeking Up and Cleveland and
Nilwau kee are shting hard for third placs wnls
Kansss ity still retains second. Following is the
record:
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

IoSDoE, May Il The Daily News (LiberaD ex-
presses he fear that ths Cabinet nav be beaten
on the Irish Crimes AcI By a coalition OF Radicals
paTnel)iies ard tto.e o. the Conservatives who
follow tie lead OF Lord Randolph Churchill.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
InoouIatiDg with CholOra Microbes.

MADRID May 1s.-Over 400 persons have been
IL oculsted with cholera microbes by the Dr.. Fer
ran in the province OF Valencia as preventer of
The di66sse The new sy ystem is said TO be entirely
suocC ssiul and the epidemic is disappearing. DR..
Felrsn intends 10 visit England within a few
weeks.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

UTICA. y. y, May ic-HSgh Ri.eS. OF bosion.
who married a young lady OF Lectntre. Oneida
Connty. was tarred an I fealheret Thursday night
70. exirt me cruelty 70 his sounz vile.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
short In His Accouats.

NEW YoEK. May l6.-willism r Morse. Clerk OF
the National Surrender Company. Is found 10 he
short SD, coo in biz sccounu. Morse is SfeTs.ary
and Treasurer or The Kuickerbccker lkch. Club.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

PARIS. My 16.-1he Radicals insist upon the
impeachment of NJ. Jules Ferry. the late Premier,
and bis whole Ministry on account OF the decep
ton which they are charged with having prao-
ticed in regard 10 the Frsnco-C Chinese war.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
Child Fatally IpjuTed.

bpcClEI 70 sl5 otEtlneI.
sHELBYvIiLE. Ind, May l6.-Nora Gray, The in.
liant daughter of William Gray. who lives in the
south part OF this county received injuries yester-
day eTening which are exptc.ed TO prove fatal
from heavy drag falling on her. mjuring her
SHINE
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

PITTsBuRc. Nay 1.-the Brooklyns were de
feated again to-day in q onesided contest The
home nine was unusually strong. over 5000
spectators we've present. the largest crowd OF the
seasOn.
Pittsburg. ......~... .....-... { o 2-IS
Blooklyr. ......-.......... o 0 O o ] 0 O "a
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

PROVIDENCE. May is.-The.;ourth Providence
Buffalo game was EASILY won by the Champions on
four tingle hits ana two errors. Buffalo sur
rendered completely TO Redbourn. failing 10 hit
him at al. The game was played Ia sixty-eight
minutes, the shoriest time on record for a Leagae
game. Attendance 1000 persons. Score
Providence ..... ] % O ca
Bu ffa 10 - q O o q q q O 90
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
WHEN INDICATIONS.

FOR SUNDAY.-Locsl raics aud partly
cloudy weather in eastern portion. fol-
lowed by fair weather; lower barometer
and stationary temperature, except In east.
ern portion, lower temperature.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
The Lucas Nine wins

BosToS, May l6.-Inferlor and spiritiess play at
all points by the Bosons to-day gsye the St. Il ufs
team an easy victory. The game was Wit, lut
special feature. except in the fifth inninr. w en-
the home team missed an ample opportunity 70
win.
st. Louis...............-..... o O ! s-l
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LoNDoy, May u "A dispatch from Monaco an
nounces the death OF Mr. Fsrgus the author Of
al flff
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

LONDON, May Is. The Daily Telegraph has a
leading editorial warmly welco ming the ne.
United States Minister Mr.. Phelps
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
Failure of a DIR, Goods House.

NINcENSE>, Ind. May l6 Il. A. Wise & Co., one
OF the largest dry goods houses in the city, failed
to-day, and transferred the entire stock to J. a
Kat b. Lisbi lilies believed 10 be $500.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
GENERAL FOREIGN MEMS.
lie Sac Canal sunervis,on

PAEs, ksy l6-La Repubiiqae Francsise insists
that Trance must adhere 10 the French proposals
regarding inter s;a'e supervision OF the Suez
Canal, and says III Er gland will not superylte
the canal with Europe Europe Will supervise the
canal Without England
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

CLEVELAND, May I6.-Good felding end batting
wen the game for The home team to-day. Follow.
ing Is The score
eye'snds ....... 3 o 0 90 c-I1
Omahas -.... -.......... o o o o a. 3
Base Hts-Clevelsnd, IS; Omaha, 5. Errors
eveland, 3; omaha, 6. Piichers-Deege and
UdOnnell.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

eroung up 10 the Pecjdeh incident, and throws no
light whatever upon the Dature of the ne ,otis-
tions which have been carried on between Eng
land snd hukis since the date OF the battle on
the k.shk.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
THE DIAMOND.
The indianapolis Club Wins at nil.
wsukee.
The Avengers Defeat Kansas City-Clsve.
land Knocks Omaha O oot-P sssf sdeipaia
Wis Bail From Detroit
other Games.
Special to the Sentinel.

MILWAUKEE, May l6-The Indianapolis clab
batied hard and ielded well essny winning The
game here today. Following is the score by in
ninn:
Milwaukees ................. 10 o o %
INDIANAPOLIS. .......--.-...-. 0 81
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

Special 70 the Sentinel.
NEW ORLEAS>. May 15.-Iudisr apois Artillery
win first prize and cham pionship OF the world
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
Lands in Large and Small Tracts.
Ranches and Live Sscck for Sale.
Correspondence and Business Solicited.

While Offering lands in tracts OF 40 20 200, 600
acres. can oner special inducements as TO parties
w,shing 10 buy small tracts for their own nae
near prokpero,s towns and se;fiemen q. Tse
TEXAS and Pacific Railroad Lau6 Department seil
more end better land for less money than any
other parties
eeye!al colonies now ovg znizine under favorable
CT onions ana surroundings. some lands on my
Use b<loneinx 70 non- n-roeident fudiriduals Vii
- S1cnanG<d for other pr0perties
CbeoD Tnoeo - Jsxss and fesurD.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
Memphis ~ on.

MEMPHIS. Tenn Msy I6-Memphis defea;sd the
Aus susia Gs., club this afternoon. by the follow
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
Nothing New In the afghan Froatier oass-

LoSueS. May 1.-The Government, IN accord
snce with Mr.. Glsdstone's ANNOUNCEMENT. yestsr-
day. laid before Parliament list Of Official papers
relating TO the Afshau frontier question. The
papers contain nothing which has not already
been made Known, only covering wsii.kncsn