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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15
Funeral Of Ex-Yice President COlfax-
General Grant Expected TO Attend
the Funeral Obsequies.
Interesting Notes From the Capt.
tai OF the Nation-State
Legislatures, Etc.
COLFAX'S FUNERAL.
Arrival and Departure of the Remains at
ChicsgO-His Fuueral-GeneraI Grant,
Ii Is Reported, Will Attend.

CHICAGO, Jan 1.-THE remains OF Schuy-
Ter Colfax arrived at Chicago at 7:15 this
evening in special car attached to the reg
ular passenger train of the Northwestern
Railway. The car was appropriately drsped,
and on each side the inscription, "The
Nation Mourps." In waiting at the depot
were twenty fyeof the most prominent resi-
dents of South Bend, including six distin
guish ed Odd Fellows, who. with the delega-
ton from the lodge at Mankato, form the es-
cort to the ex-Vice Presidents late home. A
hundred members of the National Veteran
Club and Union Veteran Society, with $50
citizens, including the representatives of
the various local lodges of Odd Fellows,
made line from the train to the hearse.
The distance to the Lake Shore Depot was
traversed in heavy snow storm. The train
departed st S:15, and shortly afterward
the procession reformed aud marched to
the business portion of the city,
where the ranks were broken. 1t is
stated here tonight that General Grant
is expected to attend the final obsequies at
South Bend, and that a special train has
been placed st his disposal for the purpose.
The funeral Of Schuyler Colfox will be
held in this city at the Reform Church, on
Saturday az / p. N. The body will be es-
corted by deputatlon OF Odd Fellows from
Msnkato, and Odd Fellows and other citi-
zens of South Bend will arrive here from
Chicago at IL tonight. The Order of Old
Fellows have charge of the funeral.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The factory at Norfolk, Va, of the Knit
ting and Cotton Manufacturing Company,
closed for four months, resumes to-day.
Lieutenant Darlington has preferred
charges against General Hazen for conduct
unbecomidg an officer and a gentleman.
The whisky market at Cincinnati was un-
settled yesterday and none was sold. Dealers
attribute the furry to large receipts from
Peora.
Captain Phelan's condition yesterday was
reported as steadily improving. His wife
and daughter visited him at the hospital yes
terdsy.
The charges preferred against General Nc.
Keever by General Hazen have been re-
turned to the latter's office and no official
notice will be taken of them.
The Pennsylvania Senate yesterday
adopted resolution requesting Congress-
men from that State to use their influence to
make trade dollars legal tender.
AT franklin Falls, N. h, the bridge over
Iroon Brook, on the Northern Railroad, was
carried away by the ice jam. Freight trains
are held and passengers are transferred.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15
THE HOOKING VALLEY.
John Mcbride Denies the Destruction of
Property and Loss of Life Was Caused
by the Strikers.

CoLUMBUs, o., Jan. 4.-Reports from the
Hooking Valley this evening are that every
thing is quiet, though there is a general
feeling of fear that trouble may occur at any
moment. Governor Hoadly has sent AS
sistant Adjutant General Dill and Mine In
spector Bancroft into the Valley to make an
investigation and report to him the true
situation. They are now making q tour
of the mining towns. A number
of the striking miners who have
been seen, claim they have received no no.
tice 10 Join the military companies such as
was was posted at Shawnee last evening.
Weedy OF the Hooking Company. offered a
bill in the lower branch of the Legislature
this afternoon making 1t penal offense to
iDtimidste any person who enters the en-
ploy of others engaged in q legal business.
The bill was referred, 1t specially alleged
Hooking Valley. The afternoon was
taken up in the discussion of a mo.
tion 10 reject the DILL as an insult
to the organized labor of the country. Tne
Hooking Valley situation was discussed at
great length pending the motion, among the
speakers being John Mcbride, President of
the Ohio Miners Union, and also a member
of the Legislature. He gave a running his
tory of the strike and defended the Union,
denying the charges that the organization
was responsible for the destruction of life
and property in the valley. The bill was
admitted by vote of % to IS, and will go
through the regular course.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15
FnraIRn Nofea

a Caro- cortesp, ,adent says the Mshdi has
accepted the conditions proposed by GEN
eFsl Wesley.
Queen Victoria and Princess Beatrice will
go to Germany In March aud they will
main on the continent three weeks.
Tie Berlin Geographical Society is prspar-
ing to send out an expedition on the left
bank of the Congo River. The expedition
starts in July next.
il is reported from London that the
Cabinet will not consider the question OF the
removal of the repression crimes act for Ire.
land for several months.
The North German Gazette says many re-
tired army officers have gone to China to In
struct the Chinese army in European tactics.
The Government is powerless to prevent this.
1t however prohibits the officers of the army
reserve from going
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15
The South Bend Rioters.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. II There were no
new developments in the strike in this city
to-day, though a fresh outbreak is not un-
expected at any time. The Jail and the
Oliver works have been under military
guard since the riot of yesterday. A squad
of thirty veteran from EIkhart came in last
evening on a special train to assist in resist
ing any assault. All those who were
wounded yesterday are still alive. The.
damsge to property can not be accurately
known now.
Some eight of the fifteen rioters arrested
were found guilty by Judge .Chestnutwood
and bound over to the Circuit Court in the
sum OF Sl00 each.
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Bold highway Robbery.
Special to the Sentinel.

Special to the Sentinel.
SHELBYvHLE, Ind, Jan. 14.-Three men halted
Justice OF the Peace George F. walker and his
ward, Mrs Mary Farley. ABOUT q mile west of
town. last night. they were going home, and
Mr.. Walker robbed OF his pocketbook. containing
only few cents In change. He had come to town
to draw $500 pension money for Mrs. Farley,
whose guardian he is, but did not get it, and it is
supposed that the hiyhwayman knew his purpose
and expected TO make good haul. Mr.. Walker
was allowed to go on after his pocketbook was
taken. and this morning found the papers, which
formed the greatest part OF its contents lying in
the road where he had been robbed.
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faced manner. The printing bills all bear
my signature. and Mr.. Laird lies when be
says they don't He knows it, too. There
lie only one thing for Us to do. and that Is
for us to get ont aud let our lying President
run the department himself. Cor one pro-
pose TO leave this meeting As soon as be
spoke ne gathered uD his hat and coat aud
strobe towards the door, followed By thrse
other directors. Several of those remaining
begged them to return as there was impor
ant business 10 be transacted, but Director
Boyd declared he would stand any thing bat
wilful lies aud with his three friends left
the room. This left the board without q
quorum, and an adjournment became neces
saTy.
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Too ILL TO Be Preseat.

PEORIA, Jan. IA Representative Downs,
who came home during the recent recess in
the State Legislature, was taken i'll and
is now confined to his room with neuralgia.
Two physicians are attending him. To-day
q telegram was received from Senator Bell
saying it was imperative that Downs 60 to
Springfield Immediately. The physicians
held consultation and decided that Downs
could not be moved without endaDgering
his life and refused tn let him 60.
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Seriously Burr bv a Runaway.

TOLEDO, Jan. 14.-Matthew Brown, for
many years prominent grain merchant
here, and at present director of the Second
National Bank, was run over by a runaway
team to-day, and received injuries which are
supposed to be fatal. though he is yet alive.
He is about eighty years old.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15
A Delegation from Michigan Visit Pres
ident-Elect Cleveland.

BUFFALO, Jan. 14.-President elect Cleve-
land was called upon by delegation of
Michigan gentlemen at his hotel, and spent
a pleasant hour with them. ID. NJ. Dickin-
SOD, a member of the National Com
mitttee, expires. ed on behalf of the delegation
the great pleasure it felt in meeting
Cleveland. he assured the President.elect
that he onlv voiced tie sentiments of the
Democracy of Michigan, when he said his
election was something for which the party
had reason to feel proud. He informed
Cleveland that the delegation had been
instructed the work of conveying
to him the hearty congratulations
of the Michigan Democracy upon his tri-
umphant victory. Dickinson then pre-
sented each member of the delega-
ton TO the PTesident-elect. Cleveland
expressed himself much pleased to
meet so many of Michigan's prominent
citizens The party lef. for Detroit this
evening. The President elect in the even-
in assisted at the dedication of the new
armory. To morrow evening he will attend
the Press Club ball
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15

The Sahara Sea Protector Dead-RumOr of
Louise nTichePs Release.
PARIS, Jan. II -Francoisele Roudaire, the
French photographer, is dead. He was the
originator of the project to create a sea in
the Sahara Desert by cutting canals through
the low sand hills which separate the desert
from the Mediterranean Sea. He was forty
eight years of age, and was an officer OF the
Legion of Honor.
1t is rumored that Louise Michel has been
released and is now either in Brussels or
COndOn
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15
VIII Re Nrema1e.i

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE fourth ere.
nation takes place at Lancaster Cremstoryss
to-morryw, when the body of Major Charles
B. Brady, of st. Louis, who committed sui
eide at his home in that city on Friday
night last, will be incinerated. The body
Will arrive here in the morning and will be
taken in charge by the Lancaster Lodge of
MasOns.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15
STATE LEGISLATURES.
West Virginia Legislature Organized.

WHEELING, Jan. 1.-THE West Virginia
Legislature met to-day at noon. George E.
Price. OF Mineral County, was elected Presi-
dent, and John ID. Anderson, Nichols
County, Clerk of the Senate; r. +. Dennis,
of Greenbrier County. Speaker, and j. B.
Peyton, of Cabel County, CLERK Of the House.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15
wisconsin Legislature Meets.

MADISON, Jan. 1.-THE thirty-seventh ses-
sion of the Wisconsin Legislature convened
at noon to-day. The Senate was called to
orSer by Lieutenant Governor Samuel
Fifeld. Edward s. Minor, OF Deer County,
was elected President pro tenn. The Assem-
bly, elected Carr II. Fsirchild, OF Marinette,
Speaker. The United States Senatorial con-
test has quit ted down, and now all concede
the election OF Colonel j. G. Spooner, of
Hudson
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15
Laueh AT The remps story.

LONDON, Jan. l4.-Eaglish officials laugh
st the story published to-day in the Temps
OF Paris, to the effect that FL Mahdi had &C.
cIted the terms of the compromise offered
by General Wolsley, and that the expedition
for the relief of General Gordon would be
unopposed in its march to Khartoum.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15
Ferry Makes a sensational SPEECH.

PARIS, Jan. II Ferry, in reply to Duvaps
question in the Chamber OF Deputies, said
he was acting in accordance with the vote OF
the Chambers Of November ~. The Govern
ment had decided on an immediate and
complete occupation of Tenquin as the only
means to settle the difficulty with China.
General Campenon, until recently Minister
of War. although he disapproved of sending
further reinforcements to the far East never
expressed uneasiness at the mill tary situs
ton in that qparter. Applause General
Sewal, the new Minister of War, in speaking
on the military situation, declared he was a
soldier and had no desire to interfere in
politics. He praised General Campenon's
devotion 10 France and said he would strive
TO initiate it. He denied the present opera.
tions in Tonquin would endsnger the mo
biiizstion of the army in France, should ths
occasion ever arise. he said il would never
be endangered as long as he should remsin
Minister of War. IL WAS after the e remsrt =
that the Chamber adopted the order by 81
to 334. After this the Chamber adjourned
until January 2T.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15
Trade Retaliation.
perature.

New York Evening PosLl
We impose duty of 45 per cent. on the
steel rods from which barb-wire fences are
made. and which are produced in Germany
at lower rates than in England. We tax the
toys of children and the apparatus of philos-
ophers impartislly 35 per cent ad valorem,
and the books of both 25 per cent. We tax
German and French sugar 20 per cent. We
tax the work of German and French artists
80 per cent. We ''got even' with both Ger
many and France long before they began.
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Obituary..

BIG SPRINGS, Tex, Jan. IA - The Earl OF
Aylesford died at the Cosmopolitan Hotel
lsst night from Inflammation of the b)w-
els. The remains will be sent to England.
He was one of the largezt land owners of
Texas
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15
Haines Holds on 10 the speakership.

oh 10 the cPc1h
SPRIEGFIELD, Ill, Jan. 14.-After another
days iruitless effort on the part OF the Dem
ocrats to oust Mr.. HaiDes from the Temporal
ry SpeakeIship and proceed to q permanent
organization. the House adjourned till to-
morrow afternoon.
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officials to walk back. No violence was used
upon either side, and no arrests were msde.
The outcome of the strike can not be pre- :
dicted. The strikers appear quiet and or
derly, but as determined as yesterday, while
the railroad officials show no signs OF re
lentipe
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15

creased to trebel the present rate, and upon
rye double the price now paid, excepting
Russia. which could not be included in the
advance on account of the treaty existing
between Germany and Russia regulating the
customs duties on importations from that
country
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15

NEw ORLEANS Jan. 1.-THE Criminal and
District Courts adjourned to day in respect
TO the funeral of Ex.Sheriff Brewster. The
procession extended fifteen squares.
The preliminary trial of Osmond and
Reneke, charged with killing Brewster, will
take place on Saturday.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15
A Lively school Board Meeting.

JERSEY CRY, Jan. 14.-At a meeting of
the school board tonight, Director Boyd
said: Gentlemen, there's no use OF our
trying 20 transact business whsn our Chair
man will stand up and lie in the most bare
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15
INDICATIONS.
WAgHIHGfos, Jan. Is.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Vslley-Cloudy
weather. generally warmer, easterly winds, shift
Ing TO southerly and falling barometer.
For Upper Lake Region-Cloudy weather, local
SHOWS, variable Winds and generally higher TEN.
peraturo
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15
Jone. Reflected from Nevada.

VIReINIA. New, Jan. 14.-In the Senate
Jones received thirteen votes, Keating five.
Two Republicans were absent. In the As
sembly Jones had thirty-two and Keating
eioht
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Resumption OF Work.

LYScHBURG, Va, Jan. 14.-Four large to-
bacco factories here began work to-day. A
number of others are preparing TO stare.
These factories employ more than 1000 col
ored laborers.
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A VERY expensive grade Of handkerchiefs
is of silk India null in cream-white tint,
and has bordering of duchess, escurial, New
port or Brussels net or the new hand made
Mexican lace.
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RAILROAD STRIKERS.
The Double leader Freight Trains.

The Double Header Freight Trains.
FoRT WAYNE, Jan. 14.-Fhe situation OF
the striking brakemen of the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicsgo Railroad. against the
system of running two trains of freight in
one train with two locomotives and one
crew, styled the "double-headei" system, is
unchanged. The yards are blocked with
freight trains, which the officials are unable
to move. At noon, SUPERINTENDENT @. d. Law
himself unspiked and turned a switch to
allow a freight train to pull out. The
strikers Immediately replaced and respiked
the switch, and would not allow the train to
leave
PITTsBURG, Jan. 1.-THE troubles arising
on the western division of the PIttsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad. over the
running OF eight double header freight
trains has not as yet extended to the east
erh division, and so far as this end of the
road is concerned everything is quiet. A
prominent official of the road stated to-day
that the double-header system had been
open between Alliance, o and Fort Wayne
for several weeks, and that between Pitts.
burg and Alliance large engines, which are
equivalent to two small engines, had been
running for some time without trouble. He
also ssid the question of reducing expenses
was considered at q late meeting of the
stockholders, and the double-header plsu
adopted By this system. said he, few men
discharge d, while those retained are con-
tinued at the old wages.
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Business Failure.
Special 10 the Sentinel.

EptCldI 10 Iut centlneI.
DELPHI, Ind. Jan. H.-Rosenthsl Rrothers. mer-
chant ciothiers, failed here to-day. Liabilities,
$500
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CA ARRH
Complete Treatment. with Inhaler, for every
form Of Catarrh, 81.
ASK FOR
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

Head Colds, Wstery Discharges from the Nose
and Eyes. Ringing Noises in the Head, Nervous
Headache and Fever instantly relieved.
Choking mucus dislodged, membrane cleansed
and healed, breath sweetened, smell, taste. and
hearing restored, and ravages checked.
Cough, Bronchitis. Droppings into the Throat.
Pains in the Chest. Dyspepsia Wasting of Strength
and Flesh, Loss of sleep. etc, cured.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol
vent and one DIR. sanford's Inhaler, In one pack.
age, of all druggists. for s1 Ask for sANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE, pure distillation of Witch Hazel
AM Pine, Ca Fir. Marigold. Glover Blossoms. ETC.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
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FORT WAYNE, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE strike OF
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railway brakemen. which was inaugurated
Tuesday, still continues, the strikers being
rein forced to some extent by the arrival of
the brakemen who were on the road when
the strike began. Superintendent Law
arrived in the city from Pittsburg
to-day and the strikers laid their
grievances before hin at noon
No action however, was taken and several
attempts were made to send out trains bat
they were frustrated by the strikers. A
stock train, consisting Of thirty-fv cars of
live stock, arrived from the west this morn.
ing and was stopped by the strikers, who
would not allow it to move until permission
was granted by their committee to transfer the
train TO the Wabash Road. which was done,
and the train vent east from here over that
road. About o. M. Superintendent Law,
together with minor officials OF the com.
pany. with a supply of links and pins, took
shifting engine and run it to the
Grand Rapids junction, q mile from
the city, where the two freight trains
were stopped yesterday by the strikers.
and where they still stand, aud attempted to
recouple the train. Notwithstanding that
the police force was present body of strik-
ers followed upon another shifting engine
which they had captured, and upon arriving
at the junction coupled the two shifting
engines together, compelled the fficials to
dismount- and after securing the links and
pins carried but by the officials, brought
both eDginen back to the city. Lsaving the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15
Australians Agit sted over German An
neXatiOn,

LONDON, Jan. IA 14-Advices from Melbourne
state that the popular opinion in Australia
continues greatly agitated in view of the re
cent German annexations in New Guines
and adjacent islands. Mass-meetings to pro
test against foreign annexstions in the Pa
cifc are an everyday occarrence there and
Borough Councils likewise take occasion
to record their protests, aud the press of the
country, without a dissenting voice, are en-
gagged day after day IN vigorous and en-
phatic denunciation of all foregn attempts
to gain foothold in Australia. 1t is Ger.
tain the Australians are thoroughly aroused
against the present policy OF the British
Colonial Office.
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To Compete with American Petroleum

To compete with American petroleum.
LONDON, Jan. IA The Black Sea Steam
Navigation Company has given orders for
the building of feet OF steamers to Sweden
and England, each steamer to be fitted with
petroleum tanks and have a capacity o.
1900 tons trip. The design is TO compete
with the American petroleum trade. Tro
del, Russian contractor, is preparing 70
send oil in bulk to London from Libau, oD
the Baltic, next spring.
Czernowitz Greek Cathedral In Danger.
vienna, Jan. Ii "A dispatch from Czerno.
witz, Austria, states that series of land
slips are occurring on the hill behind the
Greek Cathedral of that town. The build
ings adjacent to the cathedral have been
buried, and the cathedral itself, which cost
5000, 600, is in great danger.
Discrimination Against American Cereals,
BERLIN, Jan. 14.-During the discussson id
the Reichstsg to day on the proposed increase
in the duties upon imports of cereals, Bis
marck stated that the government would re-
ouire, in order to meet the demand of the
farmers, that the duty upon wheat be in.