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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
TIE WHITE HOUSE.
The President iian iiasy Day, Receiving
Numerous Callers Every one tie.
aatyed from = 90 4,

WAsnINar0N. March - rhe White House
presented busy scene to-day. A stream OF
callers poured into the mansion from the
hour the door opened until late In the day,
The President hui an early breakfast aud
then completed the organization OF his Cab.
met and directed their rames TO be sent 10
the Senate.
A number OF organizations visited ths
White House before noon, aud we're receiv, 4
by the President In the East room Prom o.
nent among them were the Sam. j. RAndr
Club, the Amerous cub aud Young Men ,
Democratic Club, all Of Philadelphia; tbs
Kings County Club, OF Brooklyn, aud dol.
egAtion from the County Democracy OF New
York. The Justices OF the United states
Supreme Court, headed by Chief Justice
Waite. called about T.. and we're received a
the blue parlor. The members OF the M.
tional Democratic Committee were next ~
ceived, aud many other prominent person =
called 20 paw their respects and keep the
President engaged the entire day.
No changes have yet bsen made In the
force OF employees at the White House ex-
cept that Colonel Daniel S. Lamont occupies
the office of Private Secretary TO the Pres
dent, ina teao OF Fred j. Phillips, who Of
course retires with Mr.. Arthur. The Presi.
dents mail today was very large. II con-
Hltitp HlluNilhHN vi ltlltfa Oi cuutFNhulhf
tious; many of them, however related 10
appointments.
subsequently the Democratic Phalanx O.
Albany called on the President In bo iy
They were followed by detschments OF clubs
from Ohio, New York, New Jersey, Mary.
land, Kansas Missouri aud elsewhere. Toe
President then gave notice he would receive
all who might choose To come between and
4 o'clock, and during that time thousands
OF strangers paid their respects to the Chief
Magistrate. The President received them In
the east room and shook hands with all. II
was found necessary TO dispense with the
formality OF introduction. The Pres dent,
however, recognized many acquaintances In
the line and greeted them by name. There
was large number OF coored peo.
pie among the visitors The
President bore the trying ordeal
well, aud treated each person with pleas
ant. small and hearty grasp OF the hand
Visiting military and civic orgauizs zstions.
which had not previously called in body,
were we'll represented. Governor Pattison
OF Pennsylvania, and staff were prominent
among the visitors. All the members OF Elk.
President Arthur's Cabinet, with the ex.
caption OF Secretaries Frelinghuysen and
Teller occupied their usual desKs and at.
tended 10 all business requiring action at
their hands.
Secretary Frelinghuysen was detained at
home by III health, and Secretary Teller
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
SENTINEL SPECIALS.
Celebrating the Inaugural.


Special TO the Sentinel.
BLoosINGToN, Ind, March 5.-0ne hun
dred guns were fired here yesterday at l.
O'Clock in honor of the inauguration of
Cleveland aud Hendricks, and at night an
impromptu meeting OF ladies and gentle
men was held at the Courthouse. After mu-
sic by the band, l. ID. Rogers, Chairman of
the Democratic Central Committee, was
called upon to preside, and I. 5. Field was
chosen Secretary. A large number Of Dem
ocrats were present to celebrate the occasion.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed, aud the
recent political corpse, the {. o. D, was res
ufreoted from its grave and held no TO
eager listeners by Hon. j, Z. East, X. a.
Fulk, J s. Williams aad the chairman. Re.
publ cans present we're asked TO participate
N the exercises when Messrs. Mason aud
Fitz, late Republican orators, confessed their
faith IN Cleveland as conservative, coed
mar, ana thought he would make an excel
lept Pres dent. The meeting adjourned till
March g. $3.50 when similar meeting IS TO
be held The Doxologv was sang aud evsry-
hody went home feeling that better day
had c0nlt for the American people.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
Exciting scenes Ia ,he iniaols Senatorial
struggle,

sfwgarFtp, lii,, March - AZ r. m. the
Senate was announced and tho joint CON
yentlon began. Forty'nine Senators and
lio Representatives were present.
The Republicans voted ~ follows Logan,
90 Washbnfn, !, sitting voted for Wash
burn. Acting Speaker Kimbrough then
announced the Joint Assembly adjourned,
whereupon the Republicans objected. claim.
ing that he had no authority,
The Republicans, led by Mr.. Fuller. raised
pandem0nium for q time, and the Door
keepers were called upon 20 clear the House.
Finally The Senate Withdrew and also the
Republican members OF the House 10 the
Senate Chamber, where MI adjournment
was made TIL tomorrow Al H. IN. Before
ali members OF the House got out the
Speaker ordered the doors closed.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
The strikn snreadinr.

FoRr WAYNE Ind, March 5.-At noon to-
day 100 men employed in the Wabash, 81.
Louis and Pacific Railroad shops, OF this
city, struck against the recent reduction OF
10 per cent. in wages, and are holding a
meeting :his afternoon TO organize plan OF
action. Representatives from Moberly Mo-,
and Springfield, III shops have been here
the past two days agitsting the subject, held
q meeting last night when IL was determ-
ined TO strike at noon to-day. Only few
carpenters are yet working, and IL Is ex-
pected they will Join the strike TO night.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06

Special 10 the sentinel.
COLUMBUS lud., March 5.-Miis Ida Shields
had the misfortune to fall and break both
bones OF her right arm below the elbow last
night In skating rink. Another young
lady ie and seriously injured one OF her
arms. Miss Halle Watson fell few week
ego At one of the Kinks and has been ua.
able 10 walk a step since
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
Wee President Hendricks Private sscre.
tary.

vice President Hendricks Priyets sscre.
tary.
special 10 the Sentinel,
WAsnsoroN, March 5.-uughes East wae
to-day appointed and sworn IA as Private
Secretary 10 Vice President Hendricks
Soon afterwards Mr.. Hendricks received the
following letter.
lion. Thomas A. Hendricks. Vice President oi he
United slalee
ttAH Hln Allow us, ~ citizens ~ Greene
County, Indiana, now "a Washington, 20 eonafa's
ulate you upon the appointment oi our former
honofed ialow,oltifen, Hughes East, tsa. ~ your
trusted Private Eeorstafy We believe Il 20 be an
honor 70 our county, - we'll ~ deserving COM
plimont 90 true ana unallenng friend, who ID
lifted. by nature aud education. a. we'll iof the
ofnoial duties which Will deYolye upon him,
WltffAN Moss
u - N0HNtLf,
DAN u. HAuIHtu,
\, ~, Wlfsoa,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
New Court House for Greene County-Gone
60 Washington.
special to me sentinel.

ePttAhA w hat RtnHAtit
BLOOMFIELD, Ind March The Boari OF
Commissioners OF this (Greene) county on
last Monday adopted pansa aud specifications
for a new court house 10 be erected a. this
place. Mr.. q. w. Bunting OF your city, fur
nished ihe plans, etc, and Is appointed
architect. Yesterday the Board OF Commis-
sioners ordered the Auditor to issue notice
that bids sould be received from contractors
for the erection of said building Tue build
ing is estimaled 90 cost from $4,000 TO $40 &.
600 oar people consider this n suitable
time TO build. as material and labor are very
cheap
Daniel II Hatfield Esq our next Post
master; william NJ Moss, Ell, editor
Bloomfield Democrat, and Dr. II Y Norrell
Democratic Central Commit iemau for the
Second Congressional District, have gone TO
Washington Oily 10 be present nj tue In.
nugufatlop OF Cleveland.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06

WILMINGTON, n. O., March 5.-rhe boiler
OF the steamer Wave exploded this after
noon. The boat IL complete wreck. Neal
Jessup and Kitty Harvey, colored were
blown into the river and drowned. Perry
Cotton, the colored pilot, aud Dave McPher-
son were badly scalded. Several other en-
ployes were slightly injured. The boat was
valued AT $40 600.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
penntY sherln Shot.

MARQuErrE, Mioh., March John Kohl,
Deputy Sheriff, was fatally shot In Negaunell
at $3.50 this evening. lie was trying 10 ar
rest Pat Benan, disreputsble character
who fourished revolver on the street in a
careless manner, when Benan turned aud
fred two shots AZ Kohl. The first shoot took
effect under his arm and the second IN his
mouth Benan escaped but posse Is being
organized 10 capture him. Kohl Is bleeding
internally, and very little hope Is entertained
OF his recovery.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
RnshYiIla Nninn.
NHaNNHio N"AeHs
special 20 The sentinel.

RusnynlE Ind, March "a Mas Kim.
BILE, sisler.in'lAw to DR.. Welliyer, OF this
place Tell while skating nj the Boyd Rink
to-day and broke an arm
The new HOoher Skating Rink at Falr
mouth, this county, was dedicated last night
bv on immense Inauguration ball. Fully
100 couples tripped the light fantastic toe
and everything went oil to the entire salts.
faction C both those who participated and
the general manager
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
santenced 90 stnte,. rrlrnn.

HpeciaI 70 The hentlnel,
NrBNoS, Ird March j-Thomss Hamll.
ton, Perry Saith and George sherman we're
TO-DAY sentenced TO the States Prison by the
Court. Hamilton, one year; Smith, two
years, and sherman, three years. Hamilton
and Smith were convicted of horse stealing
and sherman OF stealing gold watch and
chain of the value OF sll0, OF Mrs Latti.
more OF Hardenburg. They all deserve
their punishment.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. March 6-1 a. N.
For the Ohio and Tennessee Valley - Fair
weather in Tennessee partly cloudy weather. fol-
lowed by local rains in the Ohio valley slightly
warmer, southerly winds shifting TO westerly Ia
the western portion.
For the Upper Lake Region-Partly cloudy
weather. local SHOWS. generally warmer. south
essierly Winds becoming variable.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
Wantsa Diyoree.

specal % tho 5ontnel
snELByyItLE, Ind, March 5.--Rachel Lee,
vile OF Theodore Lee, q well.known farmer
living near this city, lied a suit for divorce
to-day, alleging the most cruel and inhu-
man treatment on his part, which at one
time, several years ago. produced miscar
riage and ain ost caused her death.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
designations, "Like Angel Visits, Few
and Far Between"-QuickP Prom
isers Are Slow Performers.
The White House Busy Scene
Streams of Callers ALI Day
Teller Gets In His
Work.
AN UNFULFILLED PROMISE.
Several Interesting items from she Capital.


Special to the Sentinel.
WAsHINeToN, March > - Representative
Matsop called early this morning at the
Postoffice Department to see If the resigna-
tion OF Postmaster Langsdale, of Greencastle,
had been received. To his astonishment il
had not yet arrived. 1t will be remembered
that during the recent campaign Postmaster
LaDgsdale rushed frantically into print and
declared IL Cleveland and Hendricks were
elected be would resign. He has not yet
made good his promise. Matson says he In
tends to recommend the appointment OF
Willis C. Nef. Matson will not return TO
his home, at Greencastle, till about the
let of April.
State Senator Bell and wife, OF Fort
Wayne, are guests oil General Thomas J.
Brady.
John McGee and wife will not return to
their home at Bloomington until some time
next week.
DR.. Y. A. sshel s is candidate for the
Postmastership at Spencer, and A. p.
Pounds and John Mosslsr have the same de.
sire.
Rober, Towle is sn applicant for Postmas-
ter nj Danvlle.
A sharp contest FOR the Postmastership at
indianapolis Is taking place between Aquil.
Ia Jones, George Geiger and Csss Byheld.
very de ightful reception TO Inaianians
was rendered by Senator and Mrs. Voorhees,
tonight. All the Hoosers iu the city, mum.
bering more than 200, paid their respects 10
the genial aud distinguished eenator and
his popular wife.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
The Alleged American Prisoner la Eoua.
Inn.

The Alleged American Prisoner ia Eoaa'
dor.
PANAMA, Feb, 2l.-Two Americans were
among the foreigners arrested here. The
United States steamer Waohusett has been
In :Guayaquil, where conferences were held
between President Caamaro, her Captain aud
Vice Consul Reinberg. The Eouadorian au
thoTites claim that Santos Ia an Eoudoran %
citizen, and deny that his naturallzato
papers from the United States should pr
ttct him. The Waohusett has gone to Mants
10 open communication with santos who s
IN jail In al interior village. She will then
30 TO Balna aud inquire into the manne'
In which United States Vice Consul God
daTd was trea'ed, and when Mr.. Oonstau
tine, an American resident Of that port, W
deprived OF bis goods by order OF the mil
taTy salrps after Flores, the chief offender
had fled
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
Candidates for earland,s vacant Seat.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, March 5.-The Senate
bill chan ging the name OF Dorsey County TO
Cleveland County passed the House to-day
and awaits the Governors signature.
Senator Garlsnd's selection for Attorney
General brings into the field as avowed can
didaies before the Legislature Tor the va.
csnoy Ex-Governor Berry, Congressman
Dunn. General Robert @. Newton, w. M.
Fishtack and Mayor j. J. Horner.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
An upr,.,pe r.ar.d I'm wlnn,pee.

CHICAGO. March The Daily News Win.
nipeg special says The farmers of the
province met here to-day and many acces-
sions are being received 10 the ranks OF the
Secessionisis and Annexionisis. Resolutions
we're passed denouncing Premier Norqusy
for falling TO secure concessions from the
Dominion Government and calling for the
redittricting OF seats and an appeal TO the
country. An uprising is really feared"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
Casa Democrats Celebrate.

Special 10 the sentinel,
LocAsroRr. Ind, March The Democrats
OF this city last night celebrated the event OF
Cleveland's Inauguration with mass meet.
ing at the Court house A number OF able
Gratis.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06

(whose resignation as Secretary of the Iu-
terror was accepted yesterday was at tbs
Capitol. Those on duty received many
callers. and took occasion during the day to
take official leave OF tie bureau offices and
other employees.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06

Extensive preparations
are being made at our
Factory for the Spring and
Summer Trade, and when
the season opens we will
be in the lead regarding
variety, quality and prices,
at the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06

SPRINGFIELD. Ill, March 5.-Not more than
dozen skilled workmen are at work here In
the Wabash shops to day. The men now at
work are fresh. The strikers had meeting
tonight and determined 70 stay out until
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06

General Manager Tatmage Denies the
Road Has Receded from the Reduction.

sr. LOUIS, March 5.--Colonel Talmsge,
General Manager OF the Wabash Railroad,
contrsdicts the rel ort that the demands OF
the striking machinists, at Chicago, had
been accsded to. He says the men have re-
sumed work but at the reduction made by
the officers Of the company. he also denies
that $50 men are out at Springfield, ILL.,, and
says that over 200 men have been at work In
the shoIs there all the time.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06

BcsroS, March 5.-The Transcript says II
/, indirectly asserted that Ell win Booth has
firmly resolved upon leaving the stage He
will play series OF farewell engagements
In the larger cities OF the country.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
The striAe AT st. Louis.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, March About fifty en-
ployes OF the Wabash shops, OF this city.
went out this afternoon. They laid their
grievances before the foreman OF the shop,
and were told they could 90, as their places
could be readily filled.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06

their demands are accsded to- Men were
brought here from Detroit, Mich, TO work
in the shops, bat upon finding oat the stu
alton Of affairs went back
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
A COMMITTEES OF Public safety.

CHICAGO, March 5.-rhe Citizens Com
mittee OF eighty, appointed to assist in prose
cutting the recent election fraud cases In this
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06

city, met today and appointed a committee
OF Dfty on public safety. This is in effect
masking the temporary organization perma-
uanf
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
WHEN INDICATIONS.

FOR FRIDAY-Fair weather; I'm Tennes-
zee valley partly cloudy weather, followed
by local rains: In the Ohio valley slightly
warmer and southerIy winds, shifting west
erIy in the western portion.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
THE TEXAS PACIFIC STRIKE.
All Freight Trains stopped ut Fort Worth,
But the Passen ger Trains Not
Interfered With.

FORT WORTH, March 5.-At O'Clock this
morning the men employed in the Texas
Pacific and Missouri Pacific Railroad shops
quit work All switch and freight engines
in the yard were killed. and tonight sixteen
dead engines are around the round.house.
This morning all the east bound freight
trains were side tracked in the yards and the
engines taken to the round. house and killed.
No freight trains will be allowed to pass
thl hlough the yards. The passenger trains
will not be molested. The
strikers are in groups discussing
the situation, but are orderly. About 800
loaded and empty cars stand motionless on
the track. A train OF California fruit, bound
East, and number of cattle trains, are
among the detained freight. This evening
the strikers received news that several freight
trains from the North would arrive. They
assembled at the north end OF the yards, in
tending to side track the trains and kill the
engineers. The trains we're intercepted by
wire and turned back towards Denison. The
strikers are holding meeting tonight, %
determine what further steps TO take TO brine
the company TO terms.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06

All tho Engines Run Across Red River.
DENisoN, Tex, March AT noon to-day
the Missouri Pacific Company moved oil
their engines at this point across Red River,
into the Indian Territory, for safety. II is
understood that the entire force OF employees
In the machine shops will refuse 10 return to
work tomorrow, at request from the strik
ere at other points I'm Texas. There are 900
cars OF freight here awaiting forward
Ing. Everything is quiet A special
from lonRyiew tays tho strikers 60 day re.
soindtd the resolution to stop the passenger
trains, but there Ia much talk Of stopping
the passengers tomorrow. The yards are
full OF freight awaiting shipment A few
section men agreed 90 the terms OF the com.
pany to day aud returned to work. At
Marshall Citizens Committee waited on
superintendent Cum minga, who said he
could guarantee full time N the
men would return al the reduction
rates a. there was plenty OF work. At =
meeting tonight Mr.. Cummings guarantee
waa refused. AZ sherman The employees ot
the Texes rooiho were this afternoon mott
fled that they were suspended iudenaitelY.
This suspension works n hArdahp. % the
sherman employees were willing 60 accept
the feduoton, II IL fumored that the COM
pany has determined 20 only run the mail
coaches until the strike In over
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06

Not Cancer but EpitheliOma Is the
Disease from Which General Grant
Suffers-His Condition.
Wage Reduction aud Strikes on
the Wabtsh and Texas
Pacific Railways.
GENERAL GRANT.

The Account of His Disease Heretofore
Published Greatly Exaggerated.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06

Come % day and get one or them.
Do you need Q Spring Overcoatp
We are showing q very large line or
Light and Dark. coiored Spring
Cvsrcoats at prices ranging from Ss
10 S26.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
Dast CiOaks and Dri sing wraps

Some long close fitting coats In tussore
or white washing silk, and also pale gray
and ecru alpaca are seen, but the gener
ality are In the long dolman form, with
straight bigh collars-sorne of them COW
cred with beaded passementerie-or full
ruche of lace, matching IN color, round
the throat, wrists, or down the "sling"
sleeves. The latter style Is to be seen
carried out in broad insertion of lace,
fancy gimp and tinsel trimming. A
cloak, worn over a costume of white can
vas and lace, was of white washing silk,
faced down the front with peculiar
shade of green velvet, stiff. high velvet
collar, beaded In red, green and dead
gold beads, finished off in front with
white silk cord and tassels of beads. The
sleeves were faced with velvet and caught
in an uncommon way with beaded tas
sells. Biscuit and chocolate canvas, with
an open design is popular material for
light wraps, and fancy gilded and col
ored canvas ribbon laid flat or arranged
as a throat how, with very long falling
ends, just caught up carelessly on theil
downward course at the waist and theI
allowed to go their own way. Frist
cloth, species Of rough surfaced eta
mine, is trimmed with lac e called "wir,
ground.'
Cotton crepe and its first cousin, thu
paler crinkled seersucker, are more USED
This year than ever before. They are now
made in many cool shades, that: together
with the wrink.cd surface, give it the soft
charm of an Eastern fabric.
1t has the advantage, not always pos
scsse by cotton stui1s, of looking we
made up with silk or even velvet; bui
lace, except coarse Greek point, destroys
rs beauty at once. No material is st
useful for everyday dresses, etc as II
need only tie washed through and wrune
out, thcn left Till dry and shaken out in
70 crinkles at it's own sweet will, with
out being ironed or got up IN any way.
AL these s'ufis look we made up viii
dark blue. velvet collars and cuff, which
are taken oil when they are washed, be
iag simply basted on or hooked.
The new mohairs, especially n dark
blue shahe, with the lovely biscuit and
wood shades, appear not only with plair
surface, ss formerly, and very smooth III
finish, bnt also woven in sergA effects and
in odd overlapping weaves, like scales OF
Q cuirass, producing very elastic fabric
which, when made up, look ike steel
armor, and will be correctly used only
for Jackets, vests, and the like. Other
portions of the costume will he made Of
plain mobsir.
The most picturesque headgear are de