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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-04
THE VICE PRESIDENTS ARRIVA Al.
The Traia by which mr.. hendricks and
Party Travelled Was over Two Hours
Late-He Was Loudly Cheered
on His Arrival

WAsHIEGToS, Feb. 27.-rhe Vice President
elect arrived at Washington this afternoon
on the special car Maryland" Of the B. and
0. Railroad. Tue train to which the car was
attached was the second section of the regu-
lar day express. 1t vas two hours aud fl.
teen minutes late. a large crowd assembled
at the depot before the hour at which the
train was due. and patiently awaited its COM
ing, receiving constant accsssions as the time
passed anti. when the train arrived, the
asss ia2e numbered several Numbered
persons. The throng filed the depot
waiting room, and crowded about
on the sidewalk In front
Of the depot, and the members OF the Citi-
zens Reception Committee and Indiana
Democratic Association, with q few news
paper reporters. awaited the arrival of the
train on the platform in the interior of the
depot. All the Democratic members of Con-
gress from Indiana, exc pit Senator Voor-
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HOOSIER OFFICE SEEKERS.
specuIatiOns Regarding Positions and Who
Will Get Them.
special % the sentinei.


WAsmNGToN, Feb. % To nights Critic
says: 'Tndisra will have a number of ap-
plicants for prominent Federal positions,
said HOOsier member to a Critic reporter
to- day. Should ex Senator Mcdonald not
90 into the Cabinet" continued be, "she
will have g good many more than other
wise. II is fixed up that a Pub
&c Partnership will be striven for
by an Indianisn, and l could name if
chose, q well-known Hoosier politician who
will make demand for one of the Assistant
Seeretaryships, possibly that of the Treasury.
Leading Democrats of the State say they
will have the Commissionership of Pensions
sure. They say the Republicans OF that
State have enjoyed the influence of the
Pension Office during the Presidential cam
paign, and Democrats must have it.
haYe Information that DR.. Milton James,
OF Munoie, will either come here in person,
or some CT his friends will, within few
days, and stay the thing out. think DR..
James will get it. He is Endorsed by the en-
tire leadership of his party in Indiana, and
has the very hearty approval oil Vice Presi-
dent Hendricks. The Office will be fl ed by
q Democrat within very snort time, and il
there is anything in signs DR.. James, of In
diana will be the Democrat A half dozen
prominent foreign missions are being figured
on by HOosier Democrats"
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bees, who was detained at the Senate, aud
JUDGE Holman, who could not leave the
House, were present The members OF the
Ipdisna Denr0crstio Ass~c:ation were Rep
rfsentatives- eIecs Byn an. E+ed I'D Howard,
of Indiana and Colonel BannDter, OF that
State, and Messrs. Niles and Morgan. of this
city, es the representatives of the Indiana
Democratic Association and the Citizens'
Committee, respectively, went up the ad
as far as Harpers Ferry to meet Mr.. Hen
bricks and escort him to the city. 1t had
been arranged by the Indiana As
at the depot and give him a cordial
reception, without speech-making or any
iormality, and the Inaugural Committee
sent a Reception Committee to meet him
and escort him to his hotel Unfortunately,
however, there was no concert OF action be-
tween the two bodies, and when the train
drew up in the depot and Mr.. Hendricks
asighied from il he was seized hold OF by
Messrs. Niles and Clsggett, OF the Citizens
Committee and hurried through the crowd
Oh the platform toward his carriage, witho at
being allowed TO stop moment even to
shake bands with his Indiana friends. A
few OF The latter, however, pushed their way
through the crowd and shook sands with
tie V1ce PIesident-elfot One enthusiastic
III iyidral almost knocked Mr.. Hen
dicks down in his eagerness
to be recognized and 10 take
his hand rs soon As the Vice President
elect vas rec guized many of the spectators
on the platform removed their hats and ap-
plauded him. as he was pushed on toward
the carriage, down the length of the plat
form and through the waiting room 20 the
street, the applause grew, and when he
reached the pavement, it broke into an en-
thusiastic cheering, to which Mr. hendricks
responded by raising bis hat and bowling
The committee escorted him to the carriage,
but here the crowd surged about the vehicle
and prevented it from being driven of,
while a score o. more shook hands with Mr..
Hendricks. AS the driver hnallY whipped
up his horses and dreve Of to the hotel, the
crowd cheeIed enthusiastically. The Vics
President-elect was accompanied by several
gentlemen from Ildisns and the ladies OF
his family.
Mr.. Hendricks held an informal reception
10 his rooms at the hotel this evening, s
large number OF persons calling to pay their
respects
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ANOTHER RIOT.
The Crowd Twice as Large as Ever Be-
fore Regular Police Club the
Specials-A Few Arrests
Made.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 27.-The riotoUs
scenes in the Kensington Carpet Mill Dis
trict were repeated tonight. The crowd OF
spectators, which before has never exceeded
1000 people, was increased to 10000 to-
night. The Mayor had determined to break
up the riots, and nearly 500 officers were
sent to the scene Of disturbance. Mayor
Smith and the Chief of Police were both
present. When the first detail OF officers
arrived at Ledom's mill they found the
street literally packed with people. After
the other detachment arrived double line
was formed, and, working each way, they
forced the crowd back for square
on each side OF the mill. As the
end of the street thus cleared, a crowd of
men broke through the lines and attempted
to reach the mill door, through which Cam
eTon was expected to come. The police
charged the crowds and succeeded in forcing
them back beyond the lines. During this
five arrests were made. A crowd OF htty spe-
cisl police we're esc0rting Cameron toward
his home; when the policemen at
Dauphin street was reached several officers
rushed upon the spscial police aud taeir
charge, and were about clubbing them back,
when they succeeded in making themselves
known. When Cameron and his special
escort reached Otis street the crowd was so
dense that the police patrol wagon had TO
be driven down street to open a passage
way. Several snoW-balls were thrown dur
ing the march to Cameron's house,
but the loom fixed was escorted to
his home without further molestation.
Trouble was expected at Joseph Taylor's
mills, where two nOn-union hands are work
ing. and 100 officers were posted there. a
large crowd gathered, but there was no dis
turbance.
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In 81 Haste .to AnpoInt.

SALEM, Ore, Feb. "a Governor Moody
said to-day be thought he had right to be
indignant at beng placed ia a doubtful ald
perplexing position through ibe neglect of
the Legislature 10 DO So duty. He
had not yet care{ally exa ninad
The law. and so had not dedqitsly de.
TRIMMED what bis duty in thi 3
emergency was, but be added Il think
that shall appoint. This much, however
Is certain, | shall not spooint Senator till
there is a vacancy, which does not occur till
the 4th Of March. It would be im-
pcssibls for any man whom
arrive in Washington 70 attend that execu-
tive session. So, unless the President calls
en- extra session, there will be no need OF s
Senator until December. I shall be in no
haste to FL the vacancy"
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Indiana Inventors.

a weekly list Of United States patents is
sued TO the inYents Of Indiana for the week
ending February q. 1885. and each patent IN
The list Will bear that date. Reported ex-
pressly for the indianapolis Daily santine
by A. H. Evans & Co, Amaricin and for
eign patent solicitors, Washington, D. c.
Chs'ge FOR obtaining patent So copy
+ the patent ia vs. ssnt free on ep9l cation
BisteD, T. II South Bend plow.
Davis. J 2 T., New Trenton E'elgioa
iscoeT ard fire escape.
d. Shane, James, South Bend, automatic
cot cot Tor electric apparatus.
Esteile, c. W. Valparaiso, gate.
Goodman, @ Il. Hsmmond apparatus for
aging railway hacks.
Hunter G. D., Terre Hauts. spark arrsster.
Koch, William, Lawrenceburg. caster.
Lynn, NJ. n, Rising Sun, steam engine;
electric arc lamp. valve gear for steam en-.
sine; steam engine; electric lamp for loco
motives.
MeinLsrdt, Henry, Peru, merchandise
holder.
Moore, n. r., Indianapolis, machinery for
making molds for castings reissue.
Osborne, J. Il. Union City, neck yoke.
Owen. ]. W. and w. H, Onargo, Illinois,
and A. C. Boswell, Fowler Indiana, stove.
Park, J. s., Rockport, spark srrester.
Rowlett, J. V, Richmond, band saving
machine.
sandage, ]. r., South Bend, axle skein.
Simpson, l.. F., nj. LottFidge and w. Car
ter, Jonesborougb, pessary.
Stevenson, T. H., Greensburg, tool for cor
rugating rolls.
Ulrich, Frederick. Peru, wagon axle truss
Watts, Charles, Logansport, signal light,
reissue.
Woollcy, l.. g.. indianapolis, focusing
electric ale lamp.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-04
A REMARKABLE COUPLE.
The Case of Hubert Verify den and FeIicite
Sybers of Chicago.

CHICAGO. III, Feb, 2s.-Judge sbepard's court
room was crowded this afternoon. The attrae-
ton was the hsbeas corpus case IN which HUI
bert Verhyden seeks to be released from the
County jail pending his trial for being
the alleged father OF the unborn babe
of FeiClte Caroline Sybers. the organist
OF the French Catholic Church OF Notre Dame.
She bad MIN arrested and brought before Justice
lneeHOll, and offered TO dismiss the suit IL he
would lead her to the altar. she had great deal
10 ssy about her own station ia life and OF his
humble employ ment-he is employed in Ar
mour' spscking house-snd intimated that il he
would only marry her he need never 10 an
other stroke OF work and could ride
nan rejected these tempting offers aud
The Justice held MIN TO the Grand Jury.
Hubert then sought legal advice. The lawyer got
OF his client that be was as innocent as an sngeI
and that as far as he knew. Miss Sybers or Segher
was pure and yirtuOus woman. Nerhyden is a
manly fellow IN appearance, although perhaps a
little phlegmatic ana obstinate. On his broad
chest he proudly wears three decorations, sus-
pended by green and yellow and orange ribbons.
inscribed, "Atjeh ls7s-iS76." This was given
TO him for bravery at the battle OF Atjeh, Suma-
ira. The second is a large copper medal presented
to him by the King after his Term of service was
ended. The other is silver wreath surrounding
the letter wv. This was given for the first prize
IN Workmanship in his regiment He SPEAKS
French, Dutch, Flemish, Hindoostanee and Ma
Aoff Out ~ Luslious ne ude Deeu III America
year and a half. The Sybers befriended him very
much, but Miss Sybers, IL is al
legged, has been trying to stampede
his heart ever since he knew her.
She has asked him several times to be her bride
groom: but he has coyly requested her to Task
papa When asked IN private interview as to
the paternity OF the child, be. positively asserted
that ne is innocent. 1t is claimed by Miss Sybers
that the occasion OF her fall was when Verhyden
TOOK her home from a ball about November 2and
while he was hilarious with beer he forgot him
sell her testimony is very full and explicit to
the occurrence. The Judge took the case under
Amusement
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-04

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s-The General Sessions
Courtroom was crowded this morning by persons
anxious to witness the proceedings in the arraign-
meDt OF Mrs. Dudley for shooting Rosa, and
DICK snort Tor stabblDg Captain Phelan. Short
was inst aIraigned. his face was flushed but his
manner calm and collected. Short pleaded not
guilty 10 charge OF assault and battery. The
Recorder saio that, as the case was an aggravated
one. he would increase the bail from 200 to
So,UUO Short was then removed. Mrs. Dudley
quiet smile Her counsel said by HIS Rdvice
she stood mute. The Recorder directed plea of
bail was fixed at 5000. The accused was then
taken back 70 prison. Neither Captain Phelan
nor O,DonoVan Rosa were present during the
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-04

BEmEvHLE Ont, Feb 2S.-stephen CLARK, liz.
ing near COnsecon. was attacked VITA hydroDho-
bia this week and became so violent that he had
to be taken 10 Picton Jsil He has seized with
commissions while engaged in family prayers. and
before his neighbors arrived he was raging ike
madman, tearing and cutting his own flesh until
he presented hideOus appearance. When he be-
came rational he stated that be was bitten by
mad dog while travelling with circus in Carthage
in July, 1850. At first his fits were accompanied
with barking. growing and heavy parting and
Immediately excite another ft After being
strapped 10 the bed by seven muscular men ne
got loose and cut his face badly I'm attempting TO
shave. He pulled of piece OF flesh which was
hanging from wound OIL his hand ana cneEed
it, being apparently pleased with the taste OF his
own blood. Physicians think the case one OF
hypochonoriae origin, and at FIRST quite under
control.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-04

Advice to Mothers, - Kiss. WLE5LU4G' 8
sOOTRIN6 SYRUP should slvsys DC ussd vh 10
children are Cutting teeth. Il reitezaS the HIS
s1CsreT q ouos Il produces nEt1S3J. 9uiss sieer,
~ relieving ne child from pain. and tbs Httls
sbeEub SNREes s'bT.ghi 81 : b1-So3.' Il is very
pleasant to rssse l. sootRss tho ohHd, Ioitsni the
guns RIisys FL pztA. relieves EiR6 regulates the
bowels. ana q ms best know remedy for disg-
rhoes, NhathsI airing from sestbirg or other
causes. Twenty-6Te cent? 1 kSsIe.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-04
Catarrh Cured,

A clergyman, after suffering number Of
years from that losthsome disease, Catarrh,
after trying every known remedy without
success, at last found a prescription which
completely cured and saved him from death.
Any sufferer from this dreadful disease send
ing sefaddressed stamped envelope to DR..
j. A. Lawrence, 199 Dean street, Brooklyn,
N. Y, viii receive the recipe free OF charge.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-04

No remedy for rheumatism and neuralgia
ever came before the public 90 we'll vindi.
Gated by previous experiments and so forth
fed BY Influential names as Athlophoros
Rev. L. N. Seelye, Agent OF Board of Chasi.
ties, New Haven, Conn, writes: "Am glad
to certify that Athlophoros cured my wife
Of rheumatism when all othe- remedies
failed. She has taken bat one bottle to eff
feet permanent cure
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-04
Sentenced for Life.

Special to the Sentinel.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. q WEIGH was
convicted and sent to penitentisry for life.
Miss Alice Stewart, accessory after the fact
will be arraigned tomorrow. The verdict is
generally Endorsed, and was returned at =
O'Clock this afternoon after session OF forty
eight hours
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-04

Special to the Sentinel
MADISON, Ind, Feb. % DIR. Joseph q. d
Rodgers, prominent physician in Southern
Indiana, died this morning The deceased
raised company of volunfeerF, led them to
Texas, and participated in the Texan war for
Independence
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-04

Patti, 1t is said guards herself carefully
against cold. She eyideD tly does not believe
in free concerts, but does believe IN the free
use OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, "a it has
cured her several times.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-04

When Baby was SICK we gave her CASTORIA
When she was a Child, she cried for CASTORIA
When she became Miss, she chung to CASTORIA
When she had Children, she gave them CAST'A
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-04
Americas Pride.

True American men and women, by reason Of
their strong constitution, beautiful forms. rich
compilations and Characteristic energy. are envied
by all nations 1t is the general use OF Dr. Harter'
Iron Tonic, which brings about these results.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-04

As a raindrop foretells storm, so does pimple
upon the human body indicate health destroying
virus in the blood. which Can be neutralized and
expelled only by DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-04
He Thanks His Panar.

Mr.. Editor:-I was induced by reading your
good paper 10 try DIR. Harter's Iron Tonic for de
bity, liver disorder and scrofula, and three bot
C. Boegs-Ex
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-04
ACCIDENTS.
A Statement From the Board Of Health,
Showing the Number of Acct
dents Occurring in the
State for the Year
of 1884.

The State Board Of Health has Just pre-
Jared statement of the accidents and causes
-Shersof fer the year ending September 30,
1884, which will be read with interest. The
Statement is as follows:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-04

AGENT. coin money collecting Family Pic
hUi'l' lures to enlarge; all styles Pictures
guaranteed. special inducements. EMPIRE COPY
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Quaker Testimony.

Mrs. A. NJ. Dauphin, a Quaker lady, of
Philadelphia has done q great deal to make
known to ladies there the great value of Mrs.
PiDkham's Vegetable Compound as q cure
for their troubles and diseases. She writes
IS follows: "a young lady OF this city while
bathing some years ago was thrown vio-
lently against the life line, and the Injuries
received resulted in an ovarian tumor which
grew and enlarged until death seemed GER
tain. Her physician finally advised her to
try Mrs. Pinkham's Compound. She ald so
az in q short time the tum D. was dissolved
or caused to slough of, and she is nov in
perfect health. also know OF many cases
where the medicine has been of great value
In preventing miscarriage and alleT sting
the pains and dangers Of child birth. Phiia
delpbia ladies appreciate the worth of this
medicine and its great value"
Great Benefactor of Women.
Lydia E. Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass is often
spoken of as the great benefactor Of wo men
and frequently receives letters like the one
we quote from, written by a lady in San
Francisco, who SAYS: L sm taking your
Vegetable Compound, and fed great beae6t
from il. II has done me more good tha all
the doctors" Mrs. T., Of Vinceunes, Iod.,
writes Having taken eleven bottles OF your
Vegetable Com p0und and cured by its use |
fsei very anxious that every woman afflicted
with womb disease should make use of it."
EIore Than Thanks.
FoRT MADISON, Iowa Mrs Lydia L Pink
han Il am glad TO inform you that have
IT &c one bottle of your Vegetable Compound
aud have found great relief. 1 more than
thar you for your kind advice. ! have
nsver felt so well as l do now since l had
these troubles. Yours respectfully, Mrs. W.
G A." The above is sample OF the
mfny letters received by Mrs. Pinkham ex-
pre- sing gratitude for the benefit derived
from her Vegetable Compound. Another
letter, from kaufman, Tex, says: "Your
Com pound has dore me more good than all
the doctors ever did, for which | thank
you win AL my heart. Your friend,
Anna B"
LYDIA L. PIHKH ANS VEGETABLE con-
FOUND is prepare at Lynn. Mass. Price, 81. Six
bottles for s. sold by all druggists. Sent by
msil postage paid in form OF Pills OF LOzenees on
oeipt OF price as above. Ms. Plnkhams "5uide
10 Health will be mailed free TO any lady sending
stamp. Letters oOnfdentially answered.
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NTOilUk-1 here will be an election of three
N Trustees for Lawrence Lodge of Independ-
emit Order OF odd Fellows No. 375. 70 be held
March IA, 1855. j. J. MARSHALL,
SECRETARY.
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one year after date. for value received, 4
promise TO raY 20 The order of ihe ullllsler
OF Garage Pot a1f f5zrisr She sum Of dollars,
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THE TREASURY.
Public Debt statement for February

wAsarso7os, March 2-The public debt
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THE PRESIDENTS BoMesHEll

For real rich, racy, live correspond.
ence on tho Junlus style, lot us com.
mond our readers 10 the letter of
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND In this morn .
inR's issue, to the "gontlomEn from
ohio," IN tho matter OF the judgeship
recommendation. This deserved and
Htingingrebuk to that shameloss prae.
tee Of hypocrisy, which warmly rec.
ommendsa man TO an office, aud hopss
the appointing power will refuse the
request should be whipped out of
existence. The president does not
propose 10 be made cats paw OF
any longer, and will no more of L..
Already has ho boon induced into serl.
GUS mistakes, already has he had occa.
sions In the past omphstically to cali
attention to tho mlsehlovous practice.
and yot the custom llngers. That
great pressure is often brought to bear
ON representatives and Droml.
mont men Tor their influence
and their signatures wo know
quite well. but there Is no more
warrant for endorssment,of a body one
either knows nothing OF, and often
only tso much OF, than there Ia for the
placing the individual into some po-