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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-10
Scr S6ulsmamG.

Die amerifaniiden @eiebseber iteben
befanntlih nidt aeraoe i'm beiten &ufe,
uno uniere 2esislaturen ernten seip5bnz
lid ben sr6Bten 8eifaG, tpenn 1ie ii6
p~ertasen. SIM Qasemeinen peruria9en
lie ben Sta1ten eroBe Soften, iebod
|obne burd i6re Tbaten ibre Nibli6tert
5u befpeiien. gs mirbe in manden
Staaten ielbit einem 9lpsenes nit lei,
ner 9aterne ibmer fallen, elm p%erniiniti=
lses @eieb 81 finbeu. 9ie Staatsaeieb>
l~gebungen iinb beBbalb nidt nit unredt
Dem Spotte bes Bublifums p~erfallen
uno f0nnen ibres lansen, unfrudtbaren
vSibens" tuesen nit Sennen persliden
tperoet, tuelde auf faulen @iern brliten.
Cine ribmlibe Gusnabme BON bieIer
&esel aber bot in tbrer lebten Sibuna
bic 2esislatIr bes Staates Winneiota
semadt, bas beiBt, man fanr BON ibr
%menisftens ni6t iasen, baB iie gang unb
gar unfrudtbar 9eueien iei. 8eIonoers
bemerfenswertb linb bon GROCER 8ebeus
tun9 1T bic @infibrung oes ,@hul>
5%manses". Sic peri6nlide Sreibeit 1T
freili6 elm unperduBerlides Meni6enz
redbt. nnb es 1T oeBbalb ntbt gut, baB
bic freie 8efDesuns bes e%inselnen ssnbl.
piouums burb 81 uiele 3fu~anasaeiebe
gebi1oert perbe; aber penn iemals elm
ioldes am Blabe tuar, 70 lift es oas
S9ul5tpan99eieb. @s 1T bic critic uno
beiligfte Bfi6t Der &esieruna zines re.
publifaniiden Staatspeiens, auf Die
8iloung Der Mafen beg golfes bebad)t
gu iein; oenn nur Der geidulte Mann lit
elm braudbarer S~taatsbiraer, bas beist.
nur er ueiB bic Sreibeiten, bic linn Die
&epublif barbietet, redt su t~uirotaen
nro nimmt in Solse befien an allen Of.
fentliden Insele9enbeiten e,n lebbaftes
Sntreiie, uno audi BARN lieat, abaeleben
uon Der 9batiade, baB bic @r5iebuns
ben Meniden crit rebt gum Meniden
madbt, Die bette 8arsihaft fir ben Sort
beitanb uno bic @eiterentwideluna Der
Bolfsfreiheit. @olfshifhnnn III en.-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-10
0elunbbeit 1T Nei6lbum.
Gi4ere 9eiluns unter @arantie.

Sr. g. s. @eit'S Nernen> unb @tbirn.
Cur, sarantirtes Mittel fur Spferie, Gdtun
bel, &rdmpfen, Neuralsia, &upfueb, NerDD=
iitdt in 5ul9e @enuBes bon MltoLUl uno Ca
bot, archaeological, 9eiiti9e Seoridungen,
@ebirnertueiduny. oeranldBt burd, 8ranfbeii
unb fibrenb au iibler 2aune unb Sob. gor.
seitiges Mlter; nnfru4barteit, Spevmatbors
bse, neranlaBt burh neberarbeituns u. aus.
itweifenbeS 2eben. Cine Sha6tel entbdli
cine Monats<gur. 81 per Sbadtel S. fir
6 Sdadtel, per BuIt fret suseianbt, bel Gm.
pfans bes 8reiies.
@ir sarantiren, baB feds 6dadtel
ieben San furiren. Nlit ieoer BON ms ftr
Is S1adtel entbaltener 8~eltenLng besleitet
BON IS, 5enben' mir benz 6dnfer uniere 9e'
idriebene @orantie has gelo Snriid5uienoen
penn bas Mittel feline &ur betpirtt.. 0aral'
tieen nur~ ausseitent BON
Sobn 6. 8eft g. 60.
6s2 %. Mabiionitr. Chicago, Sn. Isl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-10
Sin gcf6brIidber Gau.

Rcnefer. ben 1. Stunt 1882.
yer seen Saertn rurbe i'd ron cen ~teftiafsa nab
tpetIthlfea S1mer,en i'm Niden unb gisren bsfdneu.
3etsn bis ;am @etirn."
sSrr lauter SGmer; wurt. 10 rabnGnnia!
vs 4cnrite sn 3ttten trsi Ndnner, nm mid dut
nnetntn Sette ftisutdlten!
"SsreeSsps 'eriudtsn tie Dpttsren. MIR z,nttran,
sa Seslr- ltn, aber fe tat'en feinen Grfple!
"georssine unS f%onftise Spiate
p9arten tttne ~g6trtuna,
nNd1 twttyfpxaten part tH tlr tpffuuuaslcs auf.
s~eeeben."
Sts emilio meine 8ran cine Na6ba,in er,dtf n
nerte, mas tyr nSep Sttters" aenast. murdufhn
asine 6rau iptprt rti3es taufte uab es mir sab.
Die erfe Dpfs ~tsrutiate mein @erirn un6 fbten
IN 1etaern saa;sn Ssfem mad Sdner,sn ttrurn ,uia.
gen. r
Die ,reite Drifts t~erusiate mid 70 fetr sas ID,
snst Strnssn f6lafen tpnnte. stras, mas i'd inner.
edlp aret Wtpndttn Mot settdn bate; uup nod ese
10 tant 8lafdsn sebraa6t. fitlte Id pt.ssr sal,
notI une rar lbsr bret Wc&sn piehsr 70 fart an
Der arSt,t, ais trstnb elm datere Raun Is fetn fpun.
te, Damn abtr %arteitete i'd msinen Rrdfttu Haa An
i9rer nne tneen, To mir alsbann cine ftarfeGrfaltuns
ia3oe. rnffe 10 d%ufertenn aud moo pom f&fn er,bdffe.
be, befdqen.
Darn Iit6 ID Bic D~oftorsn ab.rmals tommen uns
mad Ssrlauf ron eintssn g8S6en per ieeeu Fe mid in
threr eisenen lltberseuaune, ale 8riptel auf Nrlden
tur mem eeben lang.
Gtnss 3asss ~sesssnete i& eintm meiner 5rexnte u.
trjafltc tim rpn rnttnen, 5an, rprauf Ct mir Iaate,
haf Dssp Sittsrs" tim furirt tdtt. unb has sasislss
AUG mid btiftn pIrte. SD saffte ibn an, abr er mar
70 istr I'm Grnfte, pas Id mid ~peranlast fablte, eas.
tslbe rieber 81 sebrau6tn. Sn reniasr ais risr NO.
S q rarf 10 rn.tns arsdtn fort. sins, iei$t uns suten
Mtnthes Uisftr an bic Nrbeit, eebrauGte @crhttStaIs
Der has Sitttrs. ittod nod 5 @r&eu I6natr Bic Id
pttesr 10 aefuns mar. as trstae rim lsbsnfts @eftn,
Mns BIN felt ben lesttn 6 Sabrsn aud 70 s~ebiteben.
SasfsIbe bat aa6 metne 5rsu f~urirt, pel6s Sabre
lang trant mar. !3pst bic bret Slai1en jdtrltd ia.
ben lneins 5ras. ipwie aud mttne 8tncer aeIuub uno
rphl %ertalten. Gs 1T fetns @tleaenteit rprtarben,
franf gu fein, renH tsfss Sitt,rs 9ebraudt rire.
s. S. S.rf, Gr<Superpiisr.
DOte arne ~tnsalits 8rau,"
pS6pefer!"
rMutttr!"
vSetr 3,6ter."
r8bnnsn ME Gle slatte Der Sefnnsteit t.rstieat
rtreen!"
nMit sinissn 8laften rSsp Sitttrs!"
Sa9pat SIR fe leisen iaf.n."
Vtrfoigt stc SdtuitoIcr! !
ge.nn S r Sop Sittsrs tbtattst has sraue Spyfsn
SniSei auf Der rsisen Gtitette) serianst unb hsr-
9porbtftr serablpl8t Sud Gtpas, raj lid e. 3.
9Barner's German Sop gttters" nennt, pter cine an.
here SsssiSnuns. ais Sspfea tibrt. 70 nsih siss ,urde
unit ntettet ben ~apstteter ME zine 8iftiae G6lanas;
nne renn tr fdr ben S,rff Guer Sell eensmmcn lat,
- fldst itn reaen Sstruses an uup ~rsrtlast ten reaen
s1nineels dnf S6aeeuerfas. mir werten Gu& Iar
fstns eerurttetIuns ~frtiset,s ~bslstntn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-10
Ser

e'Ht totDe oUu % SIudtut clIeI W(lllelS
ernie seidiloert. Sn Da.ota bat bas
Nreal uni etiua 8 Bro5ent abaenom.
men. Ser Saatenitano lit elm ebenio
gutter iuie berienise bes 8oriabrs. Das
matbmablide @rtrdgniB oes 5rmmers
wei5eus tuirb auf 100. 600. 900, bas @e>
IammtertrdsniB Der biesidb, isen mutb=
maBlihen @ei5enernte auf BON 800.
100000 biz $50, 1000, 100 BuIbel aeqeu
cine tpdbrenb Der lebten s Sabre erSielte
9nrdidnittsernte BON 1854, 900 900 per
anidlast.
2Dniitana. Gus ben iioli1en Gtaa.
ten fommen &lasen, baB be farbise
8eu6lferuns feline 2uit beaeist, beltanz
dig Sarmarbeit Su perri1ten, ionoern
)ii6 lie6er nab ben Stdoten uno D5rfern
binSiebt, um balelbt bur9 selesentlid
|lei6tere Nrbeiten ibren 2ebensunter6alt
l5u peroienen. Gin Correspondent aus
alabama idreibt, baB in Sbelbp 60,
no bic Seo6lferun9 meiitens aus See
germ beitebt, Der Mansel on Jarmar,
beitern elm iebr fiblbarer lit. @s be-
ftnoen iid bort in Der untsesenb piele
ueribieoenartise Sabrifen, mo Die bort
llebenoeh geeger nebt @erf6itisuns rs
Gents ga9elo6n erbalten, nub bieIe Be-
Ii1dftisun9en in ben Sabrifen Der 5armz
|arbeit oOr5iehen. S,erau fommt nod
Der nmitane, baB uiele Sarmer ibre Or.
better erit na9bem bic @rnten elm
|sebeimit iinb, gu b~eSablen i'm @tauoe
lltno.
JnDiana. Sem Staate blaben aes
|genwdrtis Die beiten Wusfidten auf Ell
men biGisen Telepbonbienit. Die lebte
|2esisfatur paiiirte befanntlid elm @es
|ies, burd meldes bic monatli1e &ente
fir 8enubuns zines Selepbons auf 8
Dollar berabseiebt wuroe, iuoraufbin fi6
bic 8eQ Gelepbon @eielidaft ueranlaBt
iab mittels 8unoidreibens befannt gu
seben, baB iie Bis gum 80. Stunt ibren
|Eelepbon Oient I'M Staate Snoiana
wabri6einlid sdn5ltb einitelen meroe,
oa ibr ourd ienes @eieb bic MDs1i9-
felt senummen lei ibre @slbdfte ferner,
bin in irseno tpie p%rofitaber 8eiie fort
|sufiibren. SEPT nun bat ii9 bic Dor
|einigen Monaten in indianapolis Or
sanilirte Sperlano Telepbon.@ eieGl9aft
|erboten an Stele Der 8ele SelepAon
|@eieai9aft ben Selepbon Sienit i'm
Staate gesen bic pon Der 9esls1atur
|feitseiebten @ebabren 81 iibernebmen.
Die Seitens iener @eieai6ait bur1 ben
Brdiioenten se~sielben, 81. g. 8pram,
sesenwdrtis ~sefibrten uuterbanblunsen
perpen baber burd bic t%elepbonirenoe
@ei9dftswelt bes Staates Snbiana nit
sroBem Snterefie perfolst.
MiTouri. Nm lebten Sreitag nil
tbete aub IN Gramforo Co., elm per-
beereroer Sturm. SIN ilbli6en Tbeile
oes gountp's wuroe ioaar burd cine
@aherbuie &ermiituns anseridtet.
|@in5elne Sarmer biibten ibre Sslbein=
|friebisunseu, anbere Saaten elm, bic
iammt elmer frudttaren Sumusididt
binmessei6memmt murben. Ser grpp
feb Greet finte iib oermaBen nit 8ai=
Ter an. bab oerielbe eineu1 pl6bli9 bers
oorse5auberten StrOme slid, Der NGes
pas iid ieiner 8abn su uioerieben
iudte, nit unmiberitebliber@e FORT
riff. Sdnefer S9aben murbe audi Der
|Salem & 9ittle Sod 8abn ausefist,
Die ben @ertebr seitmeilts einitelen
muBte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-10

linlersr 2esislatur lebbaft gu besriiBsu.
Oas tlele @eieb lit freilid uOb unuun=
tOmmen, aber es 1T ibon als elm GROCER
Sortldritt gu betrabten, baB Der @runb.
iab. oaB bic @ltern uno 8prmiinoer bon
&inoern uerpfltdtet iino, oenlelben Sbul.
blloung anseoeiben 81 lalien, seiebliG
anertannt lporoen lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-10

sseoen @pr9rn FREEZER 2un6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-10
|Nor0ferns Saloon
Matthias w etzel

(sem Dpernbaus seseniber.)
8etes Bier, ~anftdnbis sruBe slide,
freunolide 8eoienuns unb lebbafter Sc,
te5r fiubet mon itets beim M b I
4ud fiibrt berielbe bic fein,
item Beine, 9ipu6re unb gisarren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-10
GeFlid.
Nenes Gleiibergef1dft!
Mat6ias 3off,
C1nhfsr in
Sdnoler in

fSddsm fleif6, aerdndtrta Saisfsn Hnb e6uItsrn.
3shSen nab sarkea.
Seferfpn s~tpemne, ct. GIsns, Nianeista.
qhf Ia inein Sad e,nfdIasentsR snaarts IN ben ME.
rs 1ea pretfen. Guftrdse prompt befprst
A@ 9staI tn SaterfprH's alten glase.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-10

unb fleinere Snftrumente auer Nrt. Gin'
uoaitdnoise Nusnabl Der perid eoenen Cor
ten, uie giteD, Stprp & Camp, @eitern Got
tase, uno Smllty Mmerican. Breiie BON Sc;
Bis 5000. Sag ppnitdnoisite 2a9er BOT
Wuiiefalten tpeitlid BON Winneapplis. I'm
seneisten 3uiprud bittet u. S. Suber
48 ct. gloub. Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-10

ct. Saul unb ct. glpub Accommodation.
Mefli1. Deflih.
abf. +3.St 0atnn ...... ct. GauI. sees. Ant. :f1G.55 gorra
100 ... Iinneapolis. 1870
GIG .-..Giear 2ate.... S.9
Ant. $50 ...St. gIpue.. Mbf. 7.40
Clear 8ater i3ueisbabn.
DefIi1. DefIid.
Mbf. 300 0ad II. ..... Wtnneap oils. .. Gat. II. u 0orta
If5 ...glear @atsr... 7.i5
ant. $40 .... ct. glsuS eco. Mbf. I.Se
ct. Gloub unb Sindlep 3weisbabn.
Deftlib. sSeHii6.
ant. $40 Ia9rI. .... Gin dIep ... abf. go Ga6n
Ibt. 11.Ss -.-.et. CLIQUE. .&nt. II 81
Anen Wanpel,
T Ausgencntren Sonntaqs @ensral.Wnraaer.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13
Worthy and Well Qualified.
Madison Herald.l

We notice from our exchanges that DR.. W.
ID. ii. Hunter, publisher of the Lawrence.
burg Register, Is candidate for Collector of
internal Revenue for this district Dr..
Hunter is most worthy gentleman, and
highly qualified for the duties of the Office,
and if appointed would make record 70
which his political friends could ever refer
with pride. He has been one of the faithful
workers in the Democratic party during all
the long years that it has been out of power,
having served efficiently on the State Gen.
trail Committee. and during the last can
vass was one of the Democratic Presidential
electors at large. and did good
has been able to learn, DR.. Hunter is the
only candidate for this Office from this Con-
gressional district, and be deserves the
hearty support of his entire district. There
is DO reason why this Office should be given
to Marion County, as there is a large portion
of the State 70 he represented by this Office
outside of Marion County. 50 far as locs-
ton is concerned, Dr.. Hunters is favorable,
as the largest distIlleries in the district are
located in this county. Then, in addition
to this, DR.. Hunter has and continues to
publish one of the best Democratic week.
~ papers published in the State. He has
not only worked during the campaign
for his party, but be has worked every
day in the year He has been one of the
educators" who have led the people out
from the bonds of Republicanism. Year by
year the Democratic party has been beaten
upon false issues, and this continued until
the people became educated as to the real
questions at issue, when the Republican
party very naturally was forced to submit to
defeat; and what has done more to bring
about this result than the country press?
Little by little, in its quiet way, the country
newspaper has opened the eyes OF the preiu-
diced, revealing the fsisity OF the assumptions
of the Republican managers, until at last
they are covered with defeat and disgrace.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13
PERSONAL.

COLONEL ALEXANDER MCCLURE, of the
Philadelphia Times, is touring the South.
Ex-GovERNoR LELAND STAMFORD, of Cali
fornis, will be a caSdidate for the United
States Senate.
GEORGE BANCROFT still accepts invitations
to bsDquets, but frequently drops asleep be-
tween the courses.
REV. THOMAS HARRISON, the hoy preach.
er," is drawing immense audien ces at the
Ada Street Methodist Church, Chicago.
BISHOP JACKSON. who died in London the
other day, had nine daughters, for whom he
found husbands in nine Wears of his OWE
diocese.
CONGRESSMAN Phil THOMPSON, of Ken
lucky, suffered the loss by fire of the
Thompson homestead at Harrodsbarg, KY,
last week.
PRINCE ALBERT VIcroR enjoys the remark
able distinction of being the first heir to the
beir apparent to the British throne who
grew to manhood.
PROFESSOR BENJAMIN SILLIMAE, of Yale
College. is believed to be dying at his home
in New Haven from q sudden and aggressive
development of heart disease and dropsy.
MATTHEW A, William A, and Daniel A.
Grant, brothers of the same age. are living
in Torrington, ct the age of sixty-tour years,
and all striving to reach three-score year
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

Hon. Louis Donhast, Jonesyille: Mrs. a. O.
Cooper, Waldron; p. II. Mccormack. o.
lumbus; DR.. w. ID. ii. Hunter and wife.
Lawrenceburg; Colonel Charles N. Branch
Anderson; George A. Buskirk, Blooming.
ton; David Marks, Wabash; w. @. Smith. s.
o. Irwin, Winchester: Charles K. Ksrmine.
Shelby willie; John Seaton. Fort WAYNE:
Professor 7. J. Charlton. L. A. Barnett, Dam
vile; ]. II. Leach, Kokomo; Captain II.
Reynolds, Charlottesville: Samuel E. Alice,
Greencsstle; A. J. Jaquith, South Bend; ID.
w. Osborn, Frankfort; +. A. Coffman. An
derson; Hon. E B, Sellers and wife, Month
cello; Hon. J. A. Cartwright, Delphi; Hon.
John G. Timmons, Idaville; Hon. Thomas
Hanlon, OF New Albany, are at the Grand
Hotel.
A. @. Campbell, Winchester; James z.
Johnston, Theo. l.. Dickerson, Franklin; Jo-
mas Votaw, Portland; J. L. Mcdaniel, Cam.
bridge City; p. A. McCarty, Petersburg; ].
81. 6edgwiok, Seymour; DR.. w. G. Smith aud
son, w, B. Miller. ]. @. Hirsch, II. Irvine, g
o. Irwin, Winchester; E. II. Staley and
wife, Frankfort; @. NJ. Jackson, Green field; ;
I. Buford. Danville; w. b. Cast, George
Glasscock, Hillsboro; NJ. c. Smith, Muncie;
Martin a. Morrison, Frankfort; w. ]. HUFF,
Monticello; l.. III. Hamlin, Cartersburg; J.
w. Stinelas, l.. O. March, Greensburg: Miss
Kate B. Staley, Greencsstle: w. K. ID. Bar
nett. Carbon; w. B. Place, w. Place, Logans-
port, are at the Occidental.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13
PERSONAL MENTION.

T. J. Toliver of Mitchell, is in the city.
The Hoop of Gold Combination is at the
New Occidental.
William Bolem and daughter, Of Mitchell,
are in the city FOR a few days
Drs. S. J. Barrett, ]. a. Hess and T. G.
Woodbufn, of Columbus, called on the
Sentinel yesterday.
Hon. Maurice Thompson, of Crawfords-
vile, is in the city. en- route home from
visit 20 tie sunny South.
}. II. Huston and wife, Connsrsville;
Hon. Jason B. Brown, Seymour; L. III.
Campbell, Danville; J. a. B-idgeleud, Rush
vile. and L. Yargen, Richmond, are
registered at the Denison.
George S. Reese, Connersville; Samuel J.
Brash, Columbus; G. NJ Overstreet Frank
lin; q. G. Duncan, Russiaville; E. L. Floyd,
st. Paul; B. w. Rieley, Jonesboro; L. S.
Kirkwood, MUncie; Alex Pruitt, Edinburg;
A. ]. Barrett, Columbus; @. A. Mcdonald,
south Bend Colonel B. z. Draper, Column
bus; Seth B. HeRshard, Alexandria; Isaac
Underwood, Pennville II. L. Rose; Rich.
mond; c. B. Kerr, Columbus: Fred Msekls,
Westheld, are at the English Hotel.
A. O'Hars, Charles Negley, Gus Goons,
Ed Gibbons, ]. D. Smith, W. K. Smith, Misses
Cora and Ella Smith, Allen Jaqua and wife,
Misses Clara and Ella Jaqua. Miss Lou Nc
Donald, Thomas McMshan, P. Grioben, H.
E. Jackson, J. Bolton. Union City; T. H
Jucson, ]. d. Lyle, Columbus; @. w. John
son, Ksnkskee; William Rain, Jr, Evans
Vile; Eb Henderson, Martinsville: B. F.
Welker, New Albany; John Lee, J. A.
Hardee, Charlottesville; Hugh Bond
and wife, Fort Wayne: D. II. Strouse.
r. McElkaneys Peru; o. P. Clark, Richmond;
James g. Rodgers, Loganspert; David A.
Hauck, NJ. A. Kendall, Nashville; A. G.
Smith, Mount Vernon; Ed. Kessig, Green's
burg; d. F. SpaDn, Elmer May, r. P Mus.
tard, Anderson; George W. Raw, A ]. Wig
gins, Shelbyville; G. G. Shirley, Miss
BlaGch Klum, John w. Kerns, Ko-
komo; Joseph G. Hendley, Bloom
ington; F, s. Grimes and wife, Mrs.
G. L. Brelsford, Greenfield; w. W. Millipan
and wife, Thorntown; Miss Nellie Brown,
Lafayette; z. NJ. Kent ST., o. P. Davis,
Brookston: F. N. Trissel and wife, w. n.
Evans and wife, Noblesville; John Bran
stetter, PenEvilIe, Ind; w. J. B. Lester,
Danville; h. B. Rowland, Malot Park; ]. B.
Reed, Jacksonville; Mrs. NJ. L. Andrews,
Connersville, are at the Bates.
Edward Hawkins, Laporte; Hon. z. 8.
Frazee, Rushville hon. Philip Schloss A.
]. Kelly, Terre Hsute; Dr.. z. n. Tarleton,
Msrtinsville: John g. Delahunt, Jefferson
vile; O. Q. Dunn, Franklin; Captain A. J..
Howard wife and son, Jeffersonville; Hon.
J. @. Loop. Cass County; Hon. II. Trout,
Charlottesville; Hon. David 8. Gooding,
Greenfield; Hon. Norman Beckley, Elkhart
Hon. @. r. Cory, wife and daugh-
ter, Fairfield; Colonel John d. Car
ter, Orleans; L. f. Cain, Jacksonville
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

By FASTING inside your hat the following,
which is the official vote in the Presiden-
fial election, you will carry around some
entertaining information. The footings
chow that the total vete cast was 10, 040, $50,
Cleveland receiving 4, 9l0,975, Blaine 4.s45,-
O22, St John Isl. 44s, Butler 1888 42s. Cleve-
lands plurality over Blains is 1858. The
division of the States into Republican and
Democratic discloses some interesting facts
10 those who are interested in political mat.
fers. The Northern Democratic vote was
3,194, sS2; the Sosthern Democratic vote was
1,716. LAB. The total Republican vote in Re-
publican States was 2. 599. SSl; the total Re-
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Local Courts.
SUPERIOR COURT.


Room Hon. N. B. Taylor, Judge.
Mary Ferriter vs.. Caspar Doengen. DAM
ages. Dismissed.
Iowa P. Smook Vs. Ingram Fletcher ct al.
Certificate. Judgment for S926.41.
Newton Kelsey VS. Rudolph Fsyer. Ac-
count. Judgment for $130 50.
Room 2-Hon. D. W. Howe, judge.
Carrie L. Burton VS.. John G. Barton. Di-
voTce. Cause dismissed.
Lsmuel Eaglan VS.. Simon Bunte. Finding
and Judgment for defendant.
Simon Bunte vs. Silas EAglan. Suits on
note. Cause dismissed.
Room No. 3.-Hon Lewis c. Walker Judge.
Elizabeth Leeds VS.. George Leeds. Suit
for divorce. A decree granted on the grounds
of cruel treatment and failure to provide.
Oscar Call vs. Lora Call. Suit for divorce.
A decree granted on the grounds Of adultery,
refusing either the custody of the child.
John w. Tout ct al. vs. William Middle
worth ct al. Injunction. On trial by Jury.
SiIas Esglin vs.. Simon Bunte. Damages
Finding for defendant.
George P. Bissell, trustee, vs.. Solomon r.
Drucy. To quiet title. Judgment for plain
tiff.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Hon. Pierce Norton. Judge
State vs.. Ed ward Davis. Having unsound
animals for sale. On trial by jury.
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A Bouquet for Speaker Jewett.

TVOLISAoUIIFIlLC 4NCWas
The action of the Democratic caucus in
electiDg Hon. Charles L. Jewett our Joint
Representative, as the Democratic candidate
for Speaker OF the Indiana House of Repre-.
sentatives, is very solid and deserving trib-
ute to brilliant and jealous young Demo
crat. Mr.. Jewett certainly has the ability to
worthily fill the position, and his familiarity
with the law makes him an able parliament
arisn, SO that his rulings will undoubtedly
be uniformly correct. Mr.. Jewett has many
friends in this city, who will be glad to hear
of his promotion. During the late campaign
he was constantly on stump throughout the
State, and no doubt his efficient work in be-
half Of the Democratic party was the cause
out the State.
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THE Huntington Democrat has been re-
mitted, by the retirement of Senator w. j.
HIlligass, to the proprietorship of Colonel 1.
B. Mcdonald and Mr.. W. r. Emery. The
latter gentleman. late OF the Fort Wayne
Sentinel, assumes the editorial role, and the
readers of the Democrat are assured a per-
Torrance well worth the price of their tick
cts. Messrs. Emery & Mcdonald constitute
strong duo, and Democratic strains will
flow as mellihuously from them as bird song
from nightingales. The Sentinel will ever
be az attentive listener.
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has been seldom abused. But the occasional
abuse of 1t Is far better than to disfrsnchise
the whole people by q general law for the
life tenure of any Office.
The chances OF life should be equal for all
men. There should be no discrimination by
Government in such matters. ANY discrim-
instion in favor of any class is necessarily
effective against all others, and is so far
denial and sbrogstion of the equality of
American citizenship.
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Election of Omcers.

The following officers have been elected
by the First Baptist Sonday-schocl for the
ensuing year:
Superintendent-WilliamH II. Perkins
Assistsnts-Arthur Jordan and Mrs. J. A. Fer
guEon.
Secretary-G George Empey.
Assistant observation-disclosures NJ. Noe.
Treasurer. A. Ferguson.
Superintendent Primary Department-Ars. Eva
Schurman.
Assistant Superintendent Primary Department
Miss HaWn.
William G. Smock, who has served as Su-
perintende1t for ten consecutive years, was
retired at his own request.
At - regular meeting Of the Central Trades
and Labor Assembly on Monday evening.
January IL, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year:
President-Samuel l. Lefhngweu.
Vice Pgesident-R. r. Wilson.
Recording and Corresponding Secretary Thos.
T. Ash.
Financial Sec-etary-Milton G. Farnham
Treasurer-Joseph Messick.
Trustees-Simon 6malholz. William B. Lewis.
I. T. schuck.
Observation-Disclosures king.
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Knows How to Keep Books.
lFranklin Democrat.l

Miss Lizzie Calls, the present efficient
State Librarian, will be a candidate before
the Legislature for reelection. She has made
q very efficient and accommodating Libra
risn, and her selection for another two years
would give general satisfaction. The books
are kept in good order, the rooms are always
open TO visitors and information is readily
and gladly given. When elected two years
ago Miss Calls proved her magnammity by
selecting as deputy her chief competitor
for the position of Assistant Librarian.