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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

When you visit or leave New York
Clty, save Baggage, Expressage and ~
Carriage Hire, and stop at the GRAND
UNION HOTEL, opposite Grand Gem
trail Depot. $50 elegant rooms, lifted
up ct q cost of sl,00c,000, 81 and up.
wards per day. European plan. Eie-
vators. Restaurant supplied Win tn9
railroad 70 al dspots, "a Fainliss, can
ve better.
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n,strartIYn Fire.

CARGO, Cal, oo'. l0.-A destructive
drs occurred 1t Dnrhanl's station, near
here, carly this morning. Two ware
houses, containing an aggregate Of So
900 sac 70 ~ wheat, were entirely cou-
sumbd. The origin II unknown. The
l0ss Will rcsch $500; partially cover
Oh ~ In uranur. THO wheat was
owned by - people.
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One lirnerionnn of Many.

Having eXperl0ncGd great dSai OF
asIroubleW for indigestion, so much
10 much SO that I came near losing
my Lille /!
NY trouble always came after eating
any food
However light
AID diGestibie,
For tWo or three hours at a time |
had 10 "a through tho moso
ExcTuciaGiDg palms.
"And the only waE ! ever Bop
"Roliaf ~
Was nv throwing mp all my stomach
eoBtained II No one can conceive the
pains tbat ] he'd 70 so through, until
wa taken! $50 that for three
weeks lay ia bed and
CoulQ eat nctidpg!!!
nv sutferings weIo so that ! called
two doctors to give mo something that
would stop tho pain.
Their efforts were nc good to me.
At last heard goon deal
"Abcut your Hop Eltiere !
And determined to try theln."
Got bottle--in four hours took the
contents OF
Next day L was out of bod, and have
not seen 6
i'Sick ~
Hour, from the same cause, since.
i have recommended 1t to hunoreus
of others. You have no such
"Advoc8ta as / am."
GEO. KENDALL, Allston, Boston, Mass.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

Zee. y 800. 80. go :, ~. = Z
one al iHe 10 vi ,si ~ ~ siump lelsnd.
iis advises lbs fufeishina ~ uionsY,
fsthsf thar the furnlshlng0f ~ fshsffi
and will probably not 90.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15
Auditor Chsnoveth Disputss SEINE DC.
eupnnts

WAsHIN sToE, Oct. 1o.--First Au-
ditor Chenoweth said that he had not
concluded tho confederation OF the ex-
penso accounts of the civil service
commissioners, but that he hsd ST.
ready made up his mind not to allow
such iteins as ginger ale, rsmsnede,
newspapers, etc., under the hSsA of
necesgary expenses.
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rhn Graln Gro |, 81 Kansas

TopnKA, Kan, Oct. l0.-Ehe report
Of tho agricultural board for Septom-
bsr estimates tho totsl wheat yield Of
this gbete a5 II GEO 900 bdahals, or sbouG
one-ihirG crop. This will b3 aoouc al
needed l0r nome congum ption sud sead
Che corn yieid il placed ~ 10000 $50
bugbels. an increase Of 51,O00000 buah-
els over the past Eva years. average.
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Buclsleu'a lArnioa saive.

Ths hest eaiye in the world for cuts,
bruises, soroa, ulcers, salt rheum lever
sores, tatfsr, chspped Observation-Disclosures,
corns and all skin eruptions, and pos
itively cures piles, or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give PERCY satie-
cents per box. For sale by w. IL
Howell 4, Bro.
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40 nrnnLs pIsrrRs1Na

LINN, OIL. l0.-WeA authenticated
news from tho iatsr;or sbates that the
forcas under Cespedes and Pschecco
have mutiniod ana dispersed Tie
gOvernlaont placed Il transport at the
disposed Of the archbishop ot Arequipa,
who arrived here. I'll h6alih VIII ra-
Guire him TO go north for awhile.
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a Positive Written Guarantee
marriage GUIDE

2Go Pagcs, Zine Plates.
Eiegan. cloth and gilt hind :. Sealed Tor 800
In money or postage stamps. Over fifty wondef-
full pen pictures, showing who may many. who
not, why. Proper age 10 marry, Who marry INIT.
Manhood. Womanhood. Physical decay. Who
should marry. How life and Happiness may DO
Increased. Those married or about 20 marry
should read Il. of interest and value 10 evesy
thinking man and woman. Popular o. tiors
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Germany

PRINCE ALBsEcnT's APPOINTMENT.
BEHrrN, OFT. 10-Pflnce AlbFecht,
og Prus is, hiss hesn appointed regent
al TIE d8chY OF BrrnsWieR. The Dnka
Of Cum b5rlanG has proisstes against
TIE apps lnrnens on tho ground that
hc is the hsir 10 tho dpke60m.
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Or. Soottie Cocoon, 6eafs Iron ana
Flhosnhorlig, QUE OF The best toDics for
loss oil appetite end debility. Try it.
For sale ~ Hici1ox d Hearnc, PStter-
son, CloNer y CO., jeH House and
Eo,yal Rraa.
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Contributious to tho Irish Election
Fund.

DETROIT, Oct. 1O.--An interview
with the Rev. DIR. o'Reilly, treasurer
of the Irish National League, dis
dtsslos the fact that about $1,000
PER week is being forwarded TO
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

ER-None genuine without o bunch Of
Green Hops on the white label. Bhun. all
the vile, poisonous stuff with chop" or
"Hopsv in their name
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

Michigan, Colorado, Montana, Utah
AVID Washington Territory report q TO
q D1shpls.
The sversge of oats will be nearly %
bushels per acre, insuring crop IN
excess OIL year ofGGo, 900, COO bushels.
THE rice average Us lQ4 husheis,
nearly Two bushels shorS OF the yield
Of last year.
about p bushels per acre.
The condition OF POTATOES has Sc
rioualy declined, on account of the
prevalence Of the rot in New York,
Michigan and elsewhere. The Geelipe
from tho Isl OF September was ii
pOintS.
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For the benefit OF entering hum Nni,y,
and Ia heartf II gratitude at the wonderful
res ~, deem II only my duiN 10 s,ve Tolls
unsolicited testimony In favor % swiits
Specific, NY wife has been hiuict ii WIN
hereditary lcgcmn or salt kheum nom
her Infancy. II hiss Increased ~ intensity
with ea.h succeeding spring. Nad DelnB
s mewhht settled In medicine myself
tried every remedy l could tnini cd iur
years-sarsspa lila combin Cd witt every
form OF potasSinc. Il Il hundreds VI cth0r
remedies 10 Ions, AMI nlksll W bies ~
every knOwn ind ~ they al gnNe only
tempo NY relief. DuliDg tho srriug OF ISL
he iower eXtrem ties became to iunamed
aud sore III II she ms obliged g. Keep IN 'm
constantly cnat-a with cover q OF "Gu
ler's EARTH" mix d v.tand allowed n 1ty
ON Among other thing, she rs an cted
with II pcfind Cal nervous hc.dache cc-
curing regularly ever seven days, sOine-
times followed by an III ertuiltent iever
for W, eys atn lime, NO that her lie became
n burden 20 her.
This sprl z determined sbe should tako
=. s, and fDlilwi lg strictly he direc ions
ia regard 10 dos diet etc. This was about
seven weeks aga after IL lug the first
tho burning itching nd H. iianma,ioi ce-
came unbearahlc. hha, however, nrss-
vered in the us Or the me1!elue. A.ior
taking the second bottle the inflammation
began 10 subside Ai'er the thrd bJi:le
the infsm ton dis ppctred and sore 81 OTIS
dried up ana turned whiia and scaly, anG
finally sae brushed en- oil an impalpa-
bic white poNoer, resem ling pure eali
she Is now tgkiDg the sixth bottle, three
spscnfuls four times daily Every
appea atce OF the disease has Como, and
he nesn IL becoming soft, white and
smooth gain; and W Ia Is more, her Pc
Rod cal headaches have disappeared, and
shc isnos at 53ysars o. age, enJ 1yirs the
only good health sh has known for up
wards OF 40 years. No vonder she declares
with mphasls that every bottle of =. =. $. Ia
wor il In usand times us weight ~ god.
ANY turther ~ roripaiion concernln Z he's
case win be Cheerful ly given by herself Mt
her residence, l35 Muilst street, or by me,
JOHN +. ;RADLEY, - Gfiswold st.
Detroit, Mich May Is, 1885.
For Sale by ali Druggist.
Treatise on b God md Skin Diseases
mailed free
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

Are Won made miserable by indiges--
ton. Constipation, dizziness, loss OF
appetite, yellow skinf Shil0h's Vital
Yer Il q positive cures. Sold by J, ~
Williams.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

To permit yourself and family to
ssSuffer ~
With sickness when 1t can be pre-.
vented and cured SO easily
With Hop Bitters J.!
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.s.-..u "a 80 =, u. "a ~ $50 1. so. u ~
80 y ~ = 81 tse J. afss = = inuuf - ~
d.ssss ~. S s.Si.si d a. A i EgSs "a
In ,p.ssz, eera Is . srs-ur sssf'@ssyi Llas ksR
,-Tr risrs1Nngssicf 80 rAr~ q FIN a.irs3
~. Nv sgn, 80 II, r,sd sndress All Afatty
- VS. Af.Htts isc as-~r O. rstt-ls,F~eaHN
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15
CROP REPORT
or tho Department or Agriculture Ter
August and septembsr-Tho State
a.a.un..

or tho Department or Agriculture Ter
August and septembsr-rhe state
Averages,
wAsHINoroSi o0s. i0.-Tho crop ra-
port at lhs department OF agriculture
says: Tho high condition OF cotton in
June and July was not maintained ia
Angus AID September. Suyt % storms
aud excessive rains have prevailed,
rust rHs destroyed tho Tonnage. ana
worns nave iljure! tho fruit worse
thaa for several yeaEh. Another fall
IN tho average Of condition sGs occur
red from 81, on the lst day ~ Septem.
ber, toTS. the average in October %
tho census year WAS 81, srd ihS ultl-
NJ ste Yield feur-iehths OF n bale. This
wear the greatest decline b. 10 the re-
gi0n CT the tlghes' rate OF Weld, reduc.
iug 'hs relative produotiOr. Tho de-
par,iaout CstiURto Of the Increase %
area lace 1870 Is 20 por cont. The re-
turns relate 20 the condition aid pros
paa,ivo yield per acre IL
iuudrsdths of Il bale. Tho
Lsur6s mus not 10 considered
IrEi as the d,te OF killing frost, and
ihr autumn weather may easily cause
"A variation OF 950,OOO bei @ 3, Tue con-
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the present cror, subject TO future
me- geological con ision.
IRE corn crop 10 reported wit very
lit tic iDjnry from frost, and With 8
yield -lightly above an average. Tho
geAer average Of condition ,8 the
SEINE AZ lasr month, 80. u figure Rot 81
aimed In October since 1879, The
ED Per aero vii &c returned mex.
month, but present Indications point
T. fully 28H bushels per scrs. no
prasks sia, ds highest. Ouls Wis
consin, Minnesota, Kxnsas, Virgin IL,
North Carolina and tho Pa0iic cosst
isli bsloW 90.
The returns for wheat are on the
bssis OF tho yield psr gcre fofS
the ares harvested. Ths aversG
il about 10T bushels. /, is only o
bushels On tho area sowD, which was
nearly lO,OOD,000. Tho area harvested
IN not precisely detarmirad, nut will
PROBABLY nor much exceed 400t,000
acres. TIE states averaging from -
6 busbols s10; Arkansas, Virginia,
The Carolinas, Georgia, Alsbems, Mis-
sissipp, Tennessee, Wet Virginia
sad KeItuclSy. The following arc the
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

For Sale by ali Druggist
Treatise on b God md Skin DiseD ses
mailed free,
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.
p-aSer . Atlanta, Ga.
157 ~, 23i st. NJ Y
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
L. of P. Notes.

Indianapolis Lodge No. 56 conferred the
second rank on three candidates on Thurs
day evening Rep G. L G.. A. Fries, of
Canton, o., and C. d Hauptfuier, P. c.,
Buckeye Lodge, also OF Canton; G. R. Oliver
Stanebury, Woodbury., Nd, and 1t. ]. ].
Hymer, of Louisville, KY, were present.
There was good attendance and an inter-
esting meeting. No. 90 will be after that
han ONE pitcher; she has the number i
they only turn out
The tickets for the play OF Damon and
Py thias' on Wednesday Ond Thursday. have
been distributed among the Knights aud
The prediction is that the Dixon Grand
Opera House will not be half large enough
to accommodate the audience.
Mr.. Blancke, advance agent for Lloyd's
Company, Is in the city, and will remain
until the company srrive-. Mr.. b will take
the character of "Lucuilus' on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings In which he does
himself great credit. He only takes the
character on special occasions.
If the weather clerk will only favor Us
next week with a clear sky, We wilt cease TO
grumbe st his bad management OF late.
Star Lodge No. is making great preDsra-
tions to work the Amplified next Tuesday
evening. Independent Council will be pres
ent
Everything points to grsnd time next
week. May we realizs it fully. All our citi-
zens who have been asked to decorate on
Wednesday and Thursday nave responded
willingly.
The line of march will be published on
Monday or Tuesday. Major Ross anticipates
one OF the grandest displays ever witnessed
In the city.
Profe ssor Beisenherz's Band will furnish the
music fox the two DAYS. Tae Committee on
Music feel confident that no biunder will
occur while the band is performing iis duty.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
CLEVELAND BOssED BY BIS CABINET
Unfit Appointments Being Made-G Gar.
lands Fine Italian Hand.
New York Herald

Unfit Appointments Being Made-Ga
lands Fine Italian Hand.
New York Herald
1t dees not happen to every Attorney Gen.
eIal 10 boss his chief. the Preeideat; but Mr..
Gsrland appears to 90 that with President
Cleveland. Unlsts Mr.. Cleveland neglects
TO read the newspapers he must have known
from many sources that Mr.. Zachatiah
Montgomery was man whom be ought not
to appoint Assistant Attorney General B 1t
Mr. Montgomery had been schoolfell0w of
the Attorn ey General, and this fact appsars
TO have outweigbed with the President every
public consideration which made the ap.
polDtment rot merely iDjudioious, but
scandal. Well, the Attorney General had
another school friend, Mr.. Wickllffs of K Gu
tUcsy. To him he wished to give the Office
of District Attorney in Kentuckey. Speske-
Carlisle suggested 10 the President that, az
the United Safes Marshal OF the State, a.
ready appointed and also selected by the At
torDev General, had b:en Rebel soldier
during the var, and AS Kentucky, 10 fact,
did not secsde and has a large pnpula.i lion of
Democrats who fought in the Union army,
il would be proper to make a Union Demo-
crat District Attorney. That will strike
most people as very wise aud highly Judi.
Gus suggestion from Mr.. Carlisle; bat Mr..
Garland could not see it to be SO. He in
sisted, and the President, so to speak.
''caytd in" According to a Western dis,
patch which reports conversation with Mr..
Car isle, the President told that gentleman
that the Attorney General had set his heart
or the appointment OF Judge Wickliffe. and
that in the long run he thought it best to
agree with his Attorney General" and &C.
cordinply the President put in Office an
other school friend of Mr. Garland.
We regret TO see the President abdicating
his constitutional fun ctions aud letting bis
subordinates run him." and perform acts
for which. after all, he should RENE mber
that not they but he himself will be held
responsible by the people. The people chose
him President, not that he should do the
Attorney Generals or any other Cabinet Of
fcer's bidding; not that he should appoint
TO Office the personal favorites OF one of his
subordiD ates, but that he should take care of
the general welfare. II he imagines that he can
put respoD visibility for bad aud in odicious ap-
pointnents upon the backs of his Cabinet
officers he is very much mistaken.
There will be an election this fall ia this
Sstspin which the Presidents conduct of
public affairs will inevitably be in issue.
His friends will not be able to plead for him
that it was not be but some Cabinet officer
or other subordinate who did wrong or
or Numbered. We respectfully ADVISE Mr..
Cleveland to assume the duties o. the Presi.
Dental office as quickly as possible. S,me
of his constitutional advisers are leading
him into q beg
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
Base Ball

Miller and Murray will be the battery to-
day.
Milwaukee has good second in the race
for the championship.
Monday will be ladies' day, and all OF the
fsir sex accompanied by male escorts will be
admitted to the grounds free OF charge.
Two games will be played with the CIeve.
land club TO day, providing the rain does
not interfere. The morning game will be
called at 1890. and McKeon ard keenan,
will be the battery. Casey and Mcclure will
occupy the points in the afternoon. Both
contts will undou btsdly be close and ex-
citing. as the Cleveland club is one of the
s,Io, gsst in the Western League. being tied
with haLsss City for third place.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30

~. met at his farm. One represented him
self ss an advertising agent and the other as
drover. Tue latter explained the game
and worked upon the old mans cupidity
TO such an extent that he
thought he had a sure thing to win. he &C.
cordineiy came to Worces ter aud drew
81 500 out of the savings banks, The money
was placed in the hands of the advertising
agent and when the farmer lost the latter
pretended that be was unwilling to surren-
der the money. The drover drew a pistol to
enforce payment and before the Old farmer
con recover from bis amusement at the re-
suit of the game and the sight of the pistol
the two coDfederates jumped into a wagon
and drove rapidly away. There is no clsw
to their identity.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30

The appearance of Mrs. Oscar Wilde at a
recent socisl gathering in London is thus de-
scribed: Kstheticism culmins,ed IN Mrs
Oscar Wilde's costume ef wooden stuff In
dull reseda trimmed with pink. kind OF
Ka'e Greenawsy dress, tied at the waist by q
dko oping pink sash. Round tue neck she
wore a wide Toby frill of two rows of hcelle
lace with various colored beads and large
pink bow fastening bunch OF yellow mar.
guerites; on her head small Tam o'S 'anter
cap of he same sreenish gray materials vas
the accom- paniment To bis eccentric costume
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
Going TO Trial.

Captain E. T. Johnson leaves to day for
Washington City, where he will meet Sena-
tor Voorhees,, and the two journey thence to
Grecnville, Tenn. The trial of Capt. Johnson
for the killing of MAJOR Edwin Henry will
come up on the 10th proximo, and the In
diana Senator will defend him. The indl-
cations all point to Johnson's speedy acquit-
al, IS no jury will condemn q man who slays
another in defense of his honor especially
when the seducer has added insult to ia airy
by asserting that his innocent victim WAS
common woman and ne fell by her arts.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
The Faded JeraeY LILY.
London Letter in Cincinnati Inouire,

London Letter in Cincinnati Enquirer.
regret to have TO say that the general inn
preston made by Mrs Langtry at the private
views this year was that her good looks had
wonderfully faded since her first appearance
in London society. The beautiful! complex.
ion and the distinguished yet simple bear
ing remain as charming as ever, but the
once lovely eyes are no longer so bright.
There is tagged expression in all the feat
urea. and instead of conveying the i'm.
preston of Astounding health, as she once
did. the LADY from Jersey now seems to be
delicate. Her slightntss of figure adds to
this fleet
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30

Advice TO Esctbers. - MRs. wIN5LOW'S
sOoTA1N0 SYRUP should always be used vh N
Children sre Quitting teeth. Il relieves the little
suneref 81 once. II p,oddce, natural Quiet sleep,
d relieving tbs chill from pain. and the nttIs
enerup awskes ~ ''bTignt a. button II "a very
pleasant to taste It soothes She child softeos the
gums. slIsys eli pain. relieves vino. regulates tDs
bovelz and IL the beat known remedy foy disr.
rhosa. whether arising from teetn;ue or other
causes. Twenty-Five cents bottls
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
The Jury Out.

The jury in the Hensly case wasinstruc'ed
yesterday morning at IL o'clock by Judge
Norton, AID retired for deliberation. Dur
ing the day there was quite crowd in the
court room awaiting the verdict. AT 8
o clock the jury asked 10 have the instruc.
tioDs OF the Court read again, after which
they again retired. at IL O'clock Judge Nor
ton was in the court room. but there being
no verdict, he announced that be would not
return until this morning. at the regular
hour for holding court.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30

terry to Mobile are annoying 1t by the dsten
ton OF one of its guns for alleged freight
charges after positive contract to transport
II free.
Full particulars of the artillery contest at
Philadelphia. July 4, were received by Cap
tain ]. b. Curtis to-day. Two thousand sev-
en- hundred and fifty dollars cash will be
given, in addition TO jeweled badges and
guidons. The champion artillerytsts are
an xious TO break the restraints OF business
long enough to capture the wealth.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
Let It Be a Boomer"

Tonight the benefit rendered Mr.. George
A. Murray, former manager, will take place
at Meridian Rink. A fine programme hs,
been arranged. consisting of game of polo
between the Meridians and Halcyons, exhi.
bition skating and speed racing, aud no
effort will be spared to make the occ Aston
one OF rare enjoyment to all who attend.
Mr.. Murray, as manager last winter. deserves
q significant recognition of the services rem
dered to the patrons of the rink. and tonight
Meridian should be packed.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
Scarlatina's Ravages.

Since the Goth twenty cases of scariatina
have been reported to the Board of Health,
and in many instances fatal results have fol-
lowed a short time after the disease mas e its
appearance. In one family four children
were stricken, two of whom have died. The
others are In precarious condition.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
Is Johnnie Insane?

John T. Woo5ard was sent North yester
day in charge of one of Sheriff Carter's
deputies. II is said that in the event Of the
failure of his attorneys 10 secure new trial
en- effort will be made to have him declared
insane. His friends claim that he has been
deranged for some time past Woodland 8
father died in q Virginia asylum when ohm
YVES quiIe young. Wood ards mania was
lottery, according to the statement OF his
fr;erQs.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
A Missing Draft.

7. +. Barnes, Auditor of Tippecanooe
County, settled with the Stats Treasurer
yesterday, and while in the city made
inquiries relative TO q draft for $4,000
which was forwarded by John Stair, County
Treasurer. on May Is. Treasurer Cooper has
not received the draft, and the superstition
is that the same was miscarried 10 the mails
The draft could not be used by other than
the right party, but the officials express no
little uneasiness oSerits loss.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
Amuaemanra.

Zoo matinee to day.
GO ard see the Minstrels at the Museum.
Pop at English's this afternoon and to-
night
damon and Pythias'' next week at the
Grand.
ga Celebrated Case next week at En-
glish's.
"Colleen Bswn" will be given at the matt
nee to-day at the Grand and also night.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
The Insane Commission

The Board of Commissioners of the new
Insane Hospitals were in session yesterday,
and devoted the time to routine work, allow
ing the following estimates: Contractor at
Risbmond. Sl1, 49, 81; Logsnsport, SILL
94S.9l Evansville $i2.6l92i. To-day bids
fer furnishing the heating apparatus. pump
ing, etc.. will bs opened and discussed.