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Indiana Inventors.

A weekly list OF United States patents is
sued to the invents of Indiana for the week
ending March 3. 1885. and each patent in
the list will bear that date. Reported ex.
pressIv for the Indianapolis Daily Sentinel,
by A n. Evans & Co., American and for
eign patent solicitors, Washington. d. G.
Charge for obtaining patent, go. copy
of the patent Jaws sent Tree on application
Bollinger. Joseph, Bracken, combined
coIn-planter and plow.
Bremerms d, Frederick, indianapolis. fence.
Cassidy, w. L, South Bend, wheel plov
Curtner, p. H.. HaZelton, and G. @. Gsnuug,
Evansville. car brake.
Gent, J. F., Columbus, apparatus for wash
ing.
Hartman, G. r., Vincennes. rolling Golfer.
Perry, William, and ]. A. Prince, Indian
apols. broom cover
Robinson. f. s, Fremont, farm gate.
Rutter, II. Oakland City, cooking vessel.
Sumner, W. P, Mooresville, dumping
wagon.
Van Vie, Avery, Indianapolis, shutter
fastener.
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THE MILITARY CARNIVAL.
The First Nights Festivities Draw q
Large Crowd.

The military carnival opened last night at
the new Armory, on College avenue, with q
large attendance. The building was hand
somely and deliberately decorated with flags,
bunting and everything in fact that would
tend to make ii attractive. There were on
exhi bition large number of war relics COM
menorating the Revolution, the Mexic an
War and the late Rebellion; also large
number of curiosities, natural history speci-
mers, including mounted birds, butterfi es
and other insects.
The entertainment for the evening con-
sisted OF grand concert by the indianapolis
Lyra Society, which rendered number OF
popular selections from their more recent
programmes as rendered in the hall. TIE
proceeds of the carnival are to be divd ed
equally among the indianapolis Orphans
Home. the Zouaves and the Light Infautrs
The following is the pros ramme for this
evening:
indianapolis Light Infanuy-ExhibitiOa drill.
Tableaux-Joan of Arc Battle Prayer.
Emmett Gusrds-Exhibition GRILL.
Indianapolis Light iTtillery-Exhioition drill.
Tableaux-The aItaCk.
Richardson Zoueves-Drill
T. bleaux-s fter the battle.
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taken. and it's safe to say that standing

taken. and IL Is safe TO say that standing
room will be At premium tonight.
The HYDE Carburetted Coal Gas Manufac-
turing Company of Columbia City. wa in
corporated yesterday. Capital stock, $50, 800
The physicians who made the post-mor-
tenn in the INQUEST of Mary Oberlin, of lis
Hosbrook street. are still at work. an exam.
ination with the microscope being niece ssary.
Their report will probably De made to day.
The second Of the series OF lectures inaug.
urated under the auspices of St. Joseph's
Church Trustees Aseociat on will be deliv-
cred to morrow evening at the st joseph
CuuIch by Rev. ID. ]. McNIllen, OF St. Pat
rick Church. Terre Hsute. His subject is:
Anti Catholic Preiudices and How Ca'ho
lies May Meet Them for tbs Benefit Of All
Concerned. Father McMnlleD was located
for some time in this city, add IS well
known TO the people OF Indianapolis.
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Local Courts.
SUPERIOR COURT.


Room Hon. y. B. Taylor. Judge.
James b. Scott VS.. Mamie s. Cottrell.
Note. Judgment for Sl70
The Adams Westlake Manufacturing Com
paDy. Note. Judgment for 1886
Edward Orr VS.. the Citizens Street Rail.
WY Company. Damages Judgment On
verdict for defendants.
Henry Greek vs. Andrew S. Smith eta.
Appeal. Judgment on verdict for S2l a.
George Merriam ct al. vs.. Merchants Dis
patch and Transportation Company.
Damages. On trial by Court
Carl Lindstorn eft al. VS.. Oiof P. Johnson
ct al. Damages Judgment on verdict for
5000.
Room No. 2-Hon. ID. W. Howe Judge.
Lslauce Il Grasjean Manufacturing Com
pany Vs. Daniel C5ttrell ct al. Note, Judg-
mept for S374.7S.
John Trusche.l VS.. the city of Indianapo-
lis. Damages. Dismissed
Else Hadley ct al. VS. George Wood. Chat
tel mortgage. On trial by Jury.
Room 3.-Hon Lewis C. Walker. Judge.
Chancey II. Andrews ex rel. VS.. Mamie
Cottrell. Suit on draft. Judgment for
S126 IL
Alfred Harrison VS.. John @. s. Harrison
Receivership. Demurrer to the petition oi
Charles Mayer ct 81. overruled-
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Two new derricks 10 be used ia raising
heavy stone are being erected on the west
side of the state house.
During last month s167 202 A was received
by the State Treasurer for sill funds, and
$30S, s5062 wss paid out.
Marshall Wright, who recently escaped
from the Plainfeld Reform School, was al.
rested yesterday by Sergeant Quigley.
Special religious services are in progress at
the Central Avenue Church, Y. NJ. G. A,
and Seventh Street Methodist Church.
A supper will be given by the ladies of TIE
Fletcher Place Church this evening at the
residence OF f. A. w. Davis. us East Mer-
rill.
The Governor, Auditor and Treasurer yes.
terdsy closed upa contract with Walter
Stanton. of New York, with reference to the
temporary lean bonds.
The usual Tuesday night dance occurred
ut Professor Gresh's Academy last evening.
1t was delightful affair, large number oil
young persons being present.
DIR. William Fritcb, of Evansville, mem
Der of the State Board of Health, will be
commissioned by the Governor this morn
ing. his appointment having been confirmed
by the Senate.
Colonel Samuel Merrill will conduct the
Gospel meeting at Y. M. @. A. rooms to
night. These meetings are increasing In
interest. and are held just one hour, com
mencing at 80.
Rev. De Witt Talmage will lecture thii
evening at Plymouth Church, under the
auspices OF the Indianapolis Lecture Course.
No subject has been announced, but the
presence of such distinguished divine will
be greeted by large audience. By II O'CLOCK
Monday nearly all the reserves had been
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TIE RAILWAYS.
Earnings or the Big Four-G sneTa
Freight Agent Hubbard Says the ST.
Louis East Bound Pool Must Go.

Esst-bound freight traffic is heavy. A large
amount OF grain billed for lake points is
passing through this city from the West.
Ed Fishback, Travelling Agent of the ST..
Paul, Minnea polis and Manitoba, with head.
quarters in this city has returned from Gin
cinnati.
1t is quite probable that the Wabash folks
will this spring place several hundred tons
of new steel rails on the l 2. and c., dis
tributr them at points along the road
where most needed. TINS line is not by any
leans in spleDdie physical shape az any
point nor is it ia as deplorable condition as
many Of its enemies would have the pablo
believe. Had il fallen into the hands OF the
original owners they would Rave expended
nearly $50, 900 in improvements and operated
almost entirely for local business.
Horace U. Hubbard, General Freight
Agent of the Vandalia, is thoroughly ais
gusted with pools aud makes no effort to
concesl the fact. In conversation with a
reporter recently on the subject OF pools he
said ne had had enough of them. Mr.. II b
lard is of the opinion that the st. Louis
and all other pools IN the country are on the
verge of dissolution. The Vsndalia is Is
yet the only road that hiss signi6ed its inten-
ton OF withdrawing from the pool, but IL ie
Hibhard says he is getting tired OF tell z
parties who have from 100 TO 200 cars of
freight to ship east that he can't take it be
cause the Vandalia is ahead of its percentage.
Probably no road out of st. Louis is better
prepared 10 break loose from the pool than
the Vandalia. TIE through business of the
road has greatly increased and large
F., amount of height has necessarily been re-
J fused. 1t is not probable, however, tina
| rates will be cut when the pool breaks
! They are now very reasonable, aud it is
| thought that no line out OF st. Louis can
very vel afford to engage in costly rate
war.
| A RECEIVER WANTED.
Henry II. Porter, a Chicago capitalist, has
fled petition in the Federal Court asking
that Receiver be appointed for the Chicago
and Great Southern Railroad, and tina;
John c. New, trustee for the bondholders
and other defendants be compelled to come
| into court and make answer TO the com
| pant fled. II lie alleged that In November
! 1881, the northern division of the rosc
| from Brazil, Ind, 10 the connection with
the L.. n. a. and c.. near Cnicseo. wa,
mortgsged to secure the payment of 81 200
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GROCERIES RETAILED AT WHOt

zoe per doz.for Holland Herring.
25c for cars OF Mackerel,
sc for Spenhy Mack erel
sc for large No. River shore MsckereL
sc per 10. for large No. fat Ma ckerel.
coz for Is lbs. White Rose Flour.
$50 per bbl. for Beat Flour.
&c per ID. for KIngaD q Co.'S Shoulders.
l0c per 10. for kingan * Co s Brea ziast Bicons
nc per 10. by uerc. for choice Lard.
sc per b. for 20 10. can FOR choice Lard
SC per 10. for 20 10. can choice Lard.
25c for lbs OF CHI. ice Lard.
25c per gal. for choice Golden Syrup.
40c per gal. for Crystal Drips.
soc per gal. for New Orleans Molasses-
40c per gel. for good Mspse Syrup.
20c per gal. for white wine or Orchard Vinegar,
l5c per gal for silver thread SauerkrauL
zee per ID. or Coed Tea.
Toe per 10 .Or Tea that sells all over town al s0c
2lc per 10. sor roast va Coffee.
81 for Is lbs. Graduated Sugar.
81 for Is lbs. White Extra sugar.
81 for 70 lbs. Extra sugar.
Pc tai or verbal orders delivered in Haughvilles
North In diaEapoltf. BTightwoOd. IrgingtOn, Bel
mont. or sny:part OF the city.
Orders carSfully packed and shipped u y. u.
per express. mo charge for package or Carriage
Parties ordering G. o. ID. must pay express charges
on return mOley No orders shipped py Ifeight
un less postofice order. postal note or money sc-
companies order. All goods guarantee 10 ave
salts faction or money refunded.
NOTICES am moving my stocS into larser
~ and elegant rooms Just actOss y street.
Alter this week my number viii be S95 s9nIn
Illinois strett on same side OF street as No.
Engine Houb. Will sell goods all week az old
stand 500 south Illinois Street, opposite No.
Engine House. II hotels, restaurants ana board
ing houses nst having time u caIl, VIII ofoD ne
card with their number, City solicitor J. II.
Williams wis cali on them. Orders delivered
promptly.
2oa soura ILLINOIS sTREuV.
FOpposite No 4 Engine House,
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A Novel Contest,

at the Wigwam Rink this afternoon
Prince Wells, champion bicyclist of the
South, will give al exhibition of fancy BIZ
cycle riding, and tonight and tomorrow
night speed contest between the champion
and Walter Dean, the champion roller
skater OF the city, will take place. This
evening the distance for the race will be two
miles, and on Thursday night the distance
will be three miles. This will be an exhibit
ton worth witnessing. and all should avail
then selves OF this opportunity.
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25c for Is bars German Soap.
sc ioT Q tsTs French fil.s soap.
25c for bars of =. 7. Rabbits Soap.
25c Tor lbs. Pels Starch.
25c Tor lbs of all kinds of Preserves.
sc Tor lbs eli kinds OF Jellies.
25e for ] lbs. OF Mince Meat.
25c fo- lbs 1segarI' Crackers
&c for lbs Ginger snaps.
DC for lbs New Turkish Prunes
25c iCr 5 Ibs. New English Currants.
CSC FOR lbs. Dried sugar Corn.
sc for his. Cho.ce Carolina Rice.
sc Tor J bs. CsiifoInis Apricots
25c for bs Choice kaisins.
CSC for 2 lis. Evspora'ed Peaches.
25c for 4 lbs. choice EVE pOTated Apples
CSC for ( lbs common Dried Peaches.
25c for 6 lbs. common Dried Apples.
sc for 10 lbs. Oatmeal
25e for y lbs. Pearl Hominy.
2sc for i lbs. Pearl Grrs.
25c for l5 lbs. best Pearl Meal
CSC for lbs Lima Beans.
25e for lbs. Baking Soda.
2fc for u lbs. Washing soda.
csc for lbs. BUekwheat Flour.
25c for los. mixed Bird SEED.
CSC for ? cars OF Table Peaches.
25 for cans of Dsmson Plums.
&c for , qis Navy Beans.
15c for 10. Baking Powder.
l5c per OF for fancy mixed sweet or sour Pickles.
l5c per Of. for bulk Mustard or Chowc1ow.
Ice for doZ. Pickles.
zoe per 10. for pure ground Pepper.
&C per 10. for pure ground Cinnamon or All
spice.
Gee per doz. for hestCoTn.
Soc per dCz for Star lard Tomatoes.
S5c per coz. for POik 5 or Van Camps pumpkins.
eCc per duZ for Lima Beans.
60C Per dCz. for Peas.
toe per doz. for succOtssh.
15c per can for Imported saTdnes.
25c ior cans American Oil Sardines. 4 OF.
75c Tor a Dbl. New Crop Family White fish.
nj. M. w ILL / a ID 8.
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To accommodate the throng from the
Northwest who will desire to read their is
vorits home paper while attending the
worlds Exposition" the Sentinel has been
placed on sale In New Orleans at George T.
Wharton & Bros, No. Carondelet street,
between Canal and Common streets.
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coo in bonds to John G. New, trastes for the
bondholders, and that since then both the
interest and the principal have been de-
fsulted; also that in January Mr.. New. IS
he was authorized to do. instituted foreclos-
pre proceedings in the Newton County
Court. bat afterward dismissed them. The
plaintiff, who now holds a majority of
The bonds, asked that he be allowed to
prosecute the foreclosure proceedings, mas
much as Mr.. New has failed to do so, and
that Receiver be appointed, until a sale OF
the property shall be ordered by the court
BIG FOUR EARNINGS.
E. T. Osborn, Treasurer OF the Cincin natl,
Indianapolis, ST. Louis and Chicago Road,
makes the following comparative statement
of earnins. expenses and fixed charges for
the months of January 1884 and 1885:
1854. 1885,. Gain.
Gross earnings Sl703ls.4l S02.4t3 90 sSS.125 55
Operating expenses l1i,45244 ISL o0%s9
Net.............. SIS 1851 s69,Si747 slS4sl. so
Deduct fixed CHI ges 50CSSl6 50o0000
Surplus............ s57S2 81 Sl9347.47 Sl3,56i 90
Surplus to Dec. 81. 171.24s0l 2l2.174l4 409SL15
TOTAL surplus mossl77 O25s9 s25l,5263 s54 495 81
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There will be public exhibition of Pow
ellis Automatic Fire E>cape at Board Of
Trade Bni ding to-day 81 noon. Its SIM
plicity and safety will demonstrate them
selves and must be appreciated on sight.
The owner wants 10 sell the right 10 manu-.
fscture and use in this State
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OLD PAPERS.

Good conditioned old papers for sale 81
this Office at only 40 cents per hundred.
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State Health statietics.

The State Board OF Health has just pre-
pared table No. 3 showing the number Of
deaths and the causes thereof for the year
ending September 80. This aole shows thst
l DIG persons died OF pneumonia $50 of thee
being males ard i67 females. OF bronchitis
265 persons died, 149 males and II6 females.
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office - Architects. Builders and OOn

tractors
Are requested to call and examine the large line
OF building material. consisting of Hardware
Doors, Sash, Blinds Glass, Paints etc at q East
Washington street.
VAJEN IL NEW.
Estimates given at lowest market rates Ask for
their illustrated catalogue OF $50 pages if you have
not received ii. No charge.
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SUICIDE BECAUSE OF A VERDICT

PIrTsBURG June 10 (SpeciaD There is now
only one survivor of the once highlyrespected and
wealth family. the McGearys Of Allegheny City The
father died years ago In mad house. His widow soon
followed him. leaving largo estate to each Of four sons
Harry, Marsh Abbott and Frank. Abbott died from
derIdm tremens leaving considerable property in the
care OF Harry, executor woman, who stated that
she was Abbots wife and had been recognized such
by many parties here and in other cities, produced
a will by which all Of his property
went to her. Harry McGcary pronounced the paper
forgery aud contested 1t court. The trial ended on
Saturday with verdict for the woman. Harry was
last night nor saturday night. About D a. M today
he persuaded his wife to leave the room for bottle OF
medicine As the door closed, McGeary went TO
bureau, out revolver and shot himself IN the
head diving n few minutes It is said that he had
squandered the major portion OF his brothers estate
and was unable satisfy the verdict OF Saturday His
LAWYERS deny this Marsh McGeary shot himself dead
In n Cincinnati hotel in November Frank Is the sole
survivor of the family,
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INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, June 10 (SpecidD. D.-Another lnilu-
enal meeting merchants, shippers and grain men was
held to-day and protest made against the decision
of the Government reduce the canal tolls over one
half resolution passed declaring that the reduc-
ton was Intellectual Another resolution was adopted
declaring that view of the keen competition by trunk
lines of railway and the unaxed navigation OF the Lie
Canal route the Canadian canals must be made alto
gether free 1t was decided to have conference
with the Mayor and City Council.
The hats seized by Captain Ross United states IN
spector at Montreal were consigned TO Mr. schoerstcn
of New-York and shipped by Montreal customs
broker. They are part OF a consignment said to have
come from Belgium. then to have been shipped TO Mon
treal by the firm which had failed They were on the
way back to NewYor when they were seized for fraud
ulent valuation The valuation at which they we're
entered - so per dozen while the lowest estimate IOF
such hats is 81. ~,
AT the meeting the General Assembly OF the Presby
terian Church in Canada Hamilton was chosen as ~"
place OF meeting the Assembly To meet on tue
second Wednesday OF June. IL was decided thu now
presbyteries should be formed New esmlnster fl
fsh Columbia; at Regina Northwest Territory; ana at
Orangeyiic, Ont. The Committee on College COnsolui
tion reported that scheme or uniting Presbyterian
colleges was impracticabe. long debate ensuec
wich was adjourned without any decision being arrived
at A debate also took place on the mode OF eiccths
moderaors and It was decided 10 go back TO tie OLD
and leave IL to pres bytcrles.
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AFFAIRS Iy SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA, June 6.-Fresh rumors OF rcyol1-
tion have been current the streets for few days Re
ports OF secret meetings of leaders OF the Radical party
and of some of the disaec'"d Liberals were cornnnl-
Gated to the Government which Immediately ordered in
creased vigilance on the part OF the police These have
made some arrests and other preventive measures have
half million cartridges IN the hands OF the people OF
the Anabel the revolutionary hotbed OF the lshnus Is
considered serious circumstance Less than 500 men
the Isthnus. The local government is intensely IN
popular with all parties except the Conservatives Inc
troubles here not at an end.
The sanitary condition of the city Is exceedingly bad
Yellow fever prevails Hugh j. Boyd. treasurer oil Iht
Star and Herald Publishing Company, an American died
yesterday Of the disease He was twenty years oi
age, and born IN the City OF New-lork His father
fsasaS as aSno Of Ssd & SS f nd q James Byd the
subsequent proprietor aud eitor Of that Journal.
The Pacific Steamship Navigation Company steamer
Lima which returned ago with broken shalt
has been repaired and has sailed south
Colon affairs are said 10 be IN a bad way -. ,
The flagship Tennessee bearing the bropi pchait oI
Rear Admiral Jouett. has gone 10 sayana Dr. Juslo
Ar0semena who sailed the tennessee, II Is said has
received instructions from BOsota 20 treat win inc
leaders OF the revolutionary party. The rebel chclS IN
Barranaulla are men OF higher standing ana heavier
calfbTe than the Ishmian chief, ana they od hchcIdl
Reyes that they preferred 10 fight IL out Inc noFcfh
ment forces have concentrated IN the heROpihpou VI
Cartagena the number OF 1000 men. Ihey are TO
ported a most distressing con Ntlon Withoht
shoes and in rags IL will te month before they ch
move Gaitan's forces. who are canped at SA'aha
Iarga, BaTranquila.
CalIao is still suffering from yellow fever new and
fatal constantly appearing and nj the same lhe
the physicians report the presence OF smallpox Oh
Sirulent character. !,
nouce the action OF the United states at Paiama rs
arbitrary, unlawful and n most dangerous precedent
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LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

MOBILE, June 15.-A dispatch TO The Register
from Macon Sss says that fire this morning destroyed
the OF H. NJ Marx, j. Hoiberg. Charles Hardin
John Irogan and J. Fraser -Four other buildings were
damaged Loss. about $4,000; insured for half that
amount.
WILKEsBARRT, Penn, June l5.-Thc fire In the Dor
rance shaft OF tho Lehigh Valley Coal Company con-
tnued burn to-day. In the main gangway the water
several deep The coal has taken fire and the only
means 10 extingiish IL Will be To flood the iunc.
SrRrBENvfIIE, Ohio, June 15.-The Fire Brick and
Terra Gotta Works OF w. b. Freemans Sons, at Toronto,
ak miles north Of this city burned yesterday The
loss is $4,000 insurance $4,000 Tho fire started
by spark from chimney In an adjoining building.
HAMILTON, Ont, juno 1.-THE insurance Pear
mans pork packing establishment. which burned
Yesterday amounts 10 Sl0s 600 The loss. Il Is esti-
mated will be $4,000 to 100000 more than the
Ina
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A DEMOCRATIC FAMILY QUARREL.

SFw-JFESFY JEFFERSONIANS CHARGING SENATOR
MCPHERSON WITH DISHONESTY.
TRENTON. June 1.-THE contest between
the State House faction Of the Democracy and Senator
John r. Mcpherson now promises to cause serious
trouble The True American OF this city, the organ OF
the State House facton on Saturday and to-day con-
tanned charges affecting the personal honor and integ
rty OF the Senator aud nsinuatcd that deal had taken
place between Mr. Mcpherson and Washington loDDy-
st regarding a bill before Congress several years ago
Tho bill I'm question had reference to cattle and stock
ards a busines, in which Mr. Mcpherson has been for
years engaged and In which he has amassed fortune
The Senator's friends are thoroughly Indignant and de-
mand that steps be taken stop the hbellous state
ment.
The State House faction, led by Secretary OF state
kelsey seems determined TO wreck the Democracy OF
the state II It can The Jefersonian Democratic Asso
citation OF this city is controlled by Kelsey II numbers
several hundred prominent Democrats Oh mercer
County This association has just passed. without mucn
opposition, the following:
psor,d That We call on a Democrats OF the state to
organize themselves aud petition President Cleveland 10
ignore sc-callcd leaders OF the STATE anu hpRon' io
coming recommended from their districts 'uey petas
voters are as capable OF Judging men IN ther dscl as
man " 40 oyor comes IN 1t except wheh nc wants ai
office. A., to,-,,r ,or g.. ain,
the wei OF the Democratic party and the purhR OF
IL OF so-ealled Democrats and hypoclsv tha i. ~ @
against senator John r. Mcpherson OF dlsloyaity ana
intrigue with the Republican eSnbcaps 10 pos
into the truth OF his RECOMMENDING soP'"' w Po'''
tlons while he is enjoying our suhrago'
committee Of five appointed 10 OBTAIN eV'uehce'
II any, Of disoyalty and inquire into the reason OF the
retention OF Republicans In office.
Its understood that Secretary OF State Kelsey drew
the above resolutions and they meet the approval
Of Henry g. Little. president OF the NewJersey Rail-
road gressman Greene. OF the the iiiu bsrict
and exc ngressnian Miles hoss'