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Texas a. Pacific Railway.

The Great Popular Route between the East
points In Louisiana, New Mexico, Arizona aud
california. fHyorite line 20 the North, last
aud Southeast, Pullman Palace sleeping Cars
III Paso and san Francisco. Cal, nlso Fort
Worth aud New Orleans without change. solid
irains from NJ Paso 10 81 Louie, Fast time,
first class equipment, sure connections Sec
thht Your Ticket reads Via Jekns a Pacific rail
way. For maps. time tables, tickets, rates and
NIL required information, call ON or address nuy
OF the Ticket Agents. or n. y, HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas.
rs. W. MCCULLOUGH
Pass. & Ticket Ag't.. Galveston, TeNus.
". ~. NEWMAN
Gen. Traflc Manager Galveston 1cAnr.
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summer Complaint cured and immc-
diatcly relieved by Duffy's Pure Malt
Whisky, 81 20 per bottle. Sold by drug
giSts and grocerS.
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WARDS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
Nashville, Tennessee.

hashyille, Tenn0ssee
\ famous Institution. The alumni Number
1m. Attendance 1854 -, $50 from sixteen states,
The forty ilrst session begins sept. 1, lsSb. Pa
troniNr this college. BOARD, fuel, lights,
laundry, music aud literary tuition. use Of
piano, contingent fees, stationery, book and
sheet music cost year from 500 20 $50, pay.
able IN installmcnt-, II desired Aeoach for The
students VIII leave Texas for Nashville septcm
Der ~ Ia charge Of the agent. For catalogue
ana arrangements, address j. &, PATTON, Pro.
fe-sor OF Mathematics and GenesHl Agent, Dal-
la, Texas. Mail viii be forwarded 10 him on
the road immediately.
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galveston News, Fort worth Ctzr1rr
and Trinity County Long Leaf he NJ.
queslcd to publish these proceedings
!, i. 7 WuKrn, Chairman.
, e. BARNES, Secretary.
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n A nTY1ft A RARE BOOK, just out. How 70 Do
1 AIUgEX yeiop the bust end forin" Pull ex-
0kAOAA1O pan1tlon Tue only method. Mailed
sesed Tot .oc. Address T. o. Drawer no buhap' " l.
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Charged with nmbe,.,emcn,.

publius Syrns One ungrateful man
docs injury to all who stand in need OF
aid.
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s'ssss!!!I .sI!. FEMALE ACADEMY

,et Pine aS,uht OF MUSIC. 49,
BAN Prb- aafautages 81 air
- Aul Sapt. Jacksonville, m.
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News co Mcssrs Rcucrtocr \
Brown Il Tucson Med Hopkins
Go Messrs II " Rice 4 Go
+ NJ MillcrS 90 Nlcssrs laylur&lira
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slssa y "a, is'f =, .seorsly ss.,si, rsr ,,c,
80 ~ Aiirvss as 1b5s
Nuafsv. u a. 49, ~
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION No. 1901

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION No. 3sOl
Land Once AZ Oberiin. Kans.
Sept. 4, lsS5.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has Fled notice of his intention
To EIaae final proof ia support OF his claim,
and that said proof viii be made before Reg
lister and Receiver at Obersin, kans., on Oct.
=, 1SSo. viz: John ID. yaw.er, d No 1900 for
the NV or sec 20, town south. range % west.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
MS continuous residence upon and cultiya-
ton of said land, viz: Clarence w Blossom,
George Smith. Patrick Turney, Charles
Aorrisy, all of Otterbourne, Kansas.
A. L. PATCHIN, Register.
w g Porter 25-SsSlJ
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIOs No 800
Land Once at Oberiin. Kans
Sept. 4, 1855
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof In supports Of his claim,
and that said proof viii be made before Re9is-
ter and Receiver at Oberlin, Kans, on Oct
1856, viz. Clarence w ElOssOm. DIS No 1907, for
tho Sc or see ., town b. rnngeS4 s. =
He names the following witnesses - pg6V6
hiDe0nt501lOus residences upon and eulti6u{501
Of enid 1Dnd. VIZ: 4ohn ID v3Efer, 0eor96 n
Smith, Charles Nossisys fusrJck Turneys1R g
ALRAYCn, 1!....ssF
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-10
Notice Fo. Publication No. 1898.
Land Once II O6erlin, K1nsas.

Land Once IT Oberlin, K1nsas.
Sept Ain, 49,.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
Ing named settler has fled nutice OF his iu-
teutlca to make find proof in support of
his claim. ani that SAID proof win te made
bHi'.rc Rcgi-trr and Receiver at Oberlin,
k"nS, na Oct Is, 1885. VIZ: D. r, McNe!-
~, ID : No 1902, :or the ne or see 80, town
u -ou'ii. range 80 wet. He names the fo,-
loai ing witnesses to prove his continuous
r = d, nee ul,ru aud cultivation of said land
viz: jain ID. Vawter &C ,arenc,- W Blossom.
Geo-ee ". Smith, Pair.ck Turuey. all of
Otter ,ourIe, karsas.
A. L. PATCHIN r gisser.
W q orter q 32sl0
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-10

roun:y ard Mr.. rark.-,-ururr-,,,.,,-.
Nebraska, paid OUT tow q visit iatciy. These
gentlemen say that Colby VIII Get II railroad,
and tine b. " Il. people will 1uili it.
X. &. Sturgeon, TIE mail cat
rier, Is now prepared to carry pas
sengers between Cleveland and
Colby. He goes to Cleveland
aud returns Tuesdays and Fri
da :.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-10
Law, Loan and Land Office o.
NiiIrOXGn6 Ianc!eaYe.

10 general Law business.
! e sded ana School land Tor sale.
Mo ley to loan Gu ,hattel ar real
estate. Corr espondence solicit d.
ofce, Coz. II. uklin Az. aGt3iS,.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-10

Colby Union Sunday School meets every
Sunday ar IL AN.
Preaching at IL A.. n.
Singing at 100 p. ~.
Preaching a: S m.
Services held in Mr.. Beams Hall. Ali are
invited. "whosoever will may come
E.A. GROUSE, Pastor.
Rob McGOTigal is visiting in Colby this week
Fernville and Eden st;il continue TO i'm.
prove.
Cali on Frank i'ingree. f.
Surance.
81. J. Mci;recvy is clerhing IL Donelan's
grocery store.
After few days Of good weather we have
the ;iti and fog again
jim: Higgins was setting e,n up on account
OF bis 10 pound boy, last Saturday.
Gray " hite and scarlet blankets from 81 s.
to s!-5c pair ut J. W. ALLEN & sons.
Smith s. Bariteau, hardware dealers at Ober
lin. can be found at the same old place
Ladies ana Gents Gosfamtr coats. extra
sizes ard prices 10 suit, al J. W. Allen Sons
Arthur Alien came up from Oberl!n yeSter
'lay to hook after his business interests III
Colby.
A.! Allen can be found NJ the Cat Store
where you will find as cheap goods as any
place in town.
Masters and Aliihg's daily mail route be
tween Colby and Oberlin is becoming popular
Wit n tile travelling public.
Zen. J.. X. Pratt. our candidate for Judge
of ti;i- district: has no opposition in Thomas
county and will receive almost unanimous
vote.
Mr. Eaton, near Quickvilie has located on
flEc piece of government hand. is opening:
up farm. has taken himself II wife and il on
the road 10 prosperity and happiness.
We have inst received most complete stock
~ Ladies' and Gents WOODEN underwear ever
d: ought to the north west. Call and examine
j. ". ALLEN & SONS.
Thomas County wants to organize. We don't
know inything about the particulars but III
cline 10 the idea thar her population is about
large enough 10 successfully accomplish her
de>!res.-Frc.
Mr. Summers OF Cumberland has our
thanks fer Il fine water mellon presented to
lie hast SATURDAY. Mrs. Summers also has our
thanks for Il beautiful bouquet of flowers left
on oar table.
The season OF ~ has been good one for
western Kansas. All crops did remarkably
well Anyone who saws differently does not
know what he is talking about or wishes 10
misrcprcSent.
The surveyors have commenced work on
the new railroad running from Cleveland to
Colby. ATWOOD ami on northwest to Denver
Junction. in Nebraska. \ charter has been
scared covering this route.
Smith u Little have rented McHugh's Feed
Mill. aud intend to erect building on their
lot and keep on hand for sale all kinds of feed
-four and coal. We wish these young men
success
Jus; received by Joseph Cor
cite. GrinneIl. Kan, CT load
of corn. Which he sells for IS
cents a bushel.
The cattle men Of the Indian Territory
must ID" This will cause tumble IN the
price of stock cattle. A great deal OF this
stock will have to be sold, and men who are
fixed with good ranches and plenty OF Feed
will meet their opportunity to make paying
investment.
ar ,c0ST.
/ will sell my entire stock of clothing, boots
and shoes at whole sale prices for the next ~
DAYS, to make room for a large stock of winter
goods that is now on the road Call and see
md LUCAS ZIHLNAn.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-10
Ar 90 ST.

will sell my entire stock of clothing, boots
and shoes at whole sale prices for the next 30
DAYS, to make room for large stock of winter
goods that is now on the road. Call and see
me. LUCAS ZlHLNAh.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-10
NOTICE NO. 4S47.
L. S. Land Office Wa Keeney, Kan

NOTICE NO. 4S47.
L. S. Land Office Wa Keeney, Kans.
Aug. 18th Ios5
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Charles j. Falk against Lily Daniord for
failure TO comply with law rs 70 timber-cuitlre
entry No. a.e9. Gated May .stt iSs9 Upon the
NV or scctioa - township II south rauge 81
west. II ST John, coIaty, Kansas, sFith view
TO Tie cancellation of said entry contestant
alleging tnat said Lily Dsaford has Jailed -
break or piow or cause 10 q ilfohcn OF proved
sc acres or any portion Of said land since
p!anre.f any trees seeds Or cuttings thereon M
any tine siece entry, aud hiss fui'ea to c.iti-
r1fe or improve e.sy portion OF SAID tfecs o.
lard sifscs- e...te OF entry
Tae sid passics axe hereby SumF1crd to APP
near at THIS oulce On the Iii day OF 0cf, 1855 It
CLOCK M, 70 respond cd 1urusso testf
Ri n Hannn, HAGt1feR.
~ H E1lh11nas 1ecels<gs-
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-10
NOTICE No. 1923
U. S. Land Office, wa-Keeney. Kans.

v,
Aug. q. 'S5.
Complaint having been entered at this
Office by William ii. IRWIN against John ID
Riley for failure to comply With law as to
timber culture entry No. 2ia3, dated Mch.
81. 20, upon the NV Or sec 6, town II 5,
range 80 ", in st John county, Kansas, with
view TO the cancellation Of said eu,r, /:
contestant alleging that John D. Riley has
failed TO break er pillow or c .,,se to be brva-
Ell or plowed a second > acres Of said land
1T auv time since eiitry. and has failed to
plant to trees, seeds or cuttings either lst
or I'd acres or any portion Of said land "a;
time Since entry, aud has failed to
cultivate o. otte. wise improve said land I'm
any manner for over ; years last past; the
said parties are hereby ssmuoned to APP
pear at this ONCE on the cd day Of Oct
ISIS, AZ o'clock p. m 70 respond sad fur
nisA testimony concsrniAg said alleged
failure B. ]. r. HANNA, Register.
Osborn 4 Aonroe n 1910
= =
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-10

Notice No 1853
L S Land Office WaKeeney, Ks
Aug %, SO.
Complaint having been enter
at this office by Emil Wilt against
John Holman for abandoning his
homestead entry No 1910; dated
May II, 1879. upon the NV or sec
%. L 10 5. Il b W. in Themas Co.
KS, with view TO the caucella-
ton of said entry; the said par
ties are hereby summoned to ap-
pear at this Office on the 9th day
of Nov. 1885, at l o'clock p. m. to
and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandon
ment. b f HANNA, Register.
Osborn & Monroe 26-29s3
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-10
THE AT.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 10. 1885.
CHURCH DIRECTORY

CHURCH DIRECTORY
Colby Union Sunday School meets every
Sunday ar IL A. n.
Preaching at IL A. n.
Singing at 100 r. ~.
Preaching a: S Pm.
Services held in Mr.. Beans Hall. Ali are
invited. whatsoever will may come
E.A. GROUSE, Pastor.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-10

We call attention 10
yiiich appears in THIS
con-" 70 stay and peol
h 9 lire will do well TO {
W 4 william cn-.r,-
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-10
Notice No 1853

W & orter
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-10
/. EuT.CE FoR PUBLICATION No b.

EGfCk FOR PUBLICATION No. 31o:
Land Office ut Oberlu Kans.
sept 3 i5SJ
Notice i hereby given rhat the follow ng
named settler has hlr'l notice O. ,.is fu,c,.-
ton to make fis'al bloof III si.:p'.or, OF his
claim. and That said Iroof VIII lie ma.le b, :
fore Register a.'G Receive. at ore lin ka,,s
on tee, y, l&-. VIZ: /. Late y. : No 49,
Tor the - - SO" = to' ;, south, rsnrc ;5 "
He na.rc- ice following wi ne-~cS to prove
MS ccnilnuors rc>i'tcrcc rlr n ami l,ivai-
ton q ~.'il itud. VIZ: Il. t. Henry. f. ".
I.:i,.d, \, drew Pa Ike. n. V. b. h.'ily all OF
Quickr;lle, Kansas.
wu.on r,,, a. L. ParcHrS. Register.
NOTICE No 1919.
L. :. LAnd once. obcrln. Kan,
Complaint having been entered! AT this Office
. by Edgar 4. kohthaugh against lIerty Held
for failure TO comply with law rs to timber
snttnre entry No. IGl5. date.l june 9. 1850
soutn. range 81 west in Taolnas
couny. N, han ms as, with view to the
ing that the said Hetty Held has failed TO
break or plow or cultivate or plant TO seeds or
cu,tin2s any portion of said tract or cause it
10 be done, Tor ) years last past and there ia
no trees growing on said tract, the said parties
are hereby su,nEonG 70 apocar a. this Office
on thes day Oct. 1855 at 10 O'Clock A NJ to re-
sD0;id and Furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure.
Wilson & Tacha .s-2as3
NOTICE No. $500
L. :. Land Office. 0berlin. Kan.
Arg. 10. 1885,.
Complaint having heen entered AT this Office
by Frank Palmer against Thomas : Thomson
tor failure to comply with law as to timber
culture entry No as. dated Get -, $50 uu-
on the Sw or sec ,, township south. range "A
west. in Thomas county. Kan, with a view to
the cancellation OF sid entry: contestant al
lcging that Thomas s. Thomson failed to-
plant 10 timber, seeds cuttings any part
of said land during sd or 4tu years after en-
try or since or caused IL 10 be done
The said parties are hereby summoned TO an
pear a: this office on the 18th day OF oc;. ls-s.
a. 10 O'Clock a. m to respond and furnish ties
tmony concerning said alleged failure.
Keys a. Emmahzer 21-3,sD
Notice For Pub.ieation No. 1893.
L,ul Office at Oberla. Kaus.
Sept. 4. 'S5
Notice is hereby given that the follow
Ing named settler has filed notice of his in
tcation to make 6nal proof in support Of
BIZ claim. and that said preacss will he made
/ ~ - At Oberlia
SSs1S.nrsR q: George n.
Or Kan.h ne sw Or sec 30,
HD lhnous reslden .
49, d land. viz; Jc- q
W. Blossom. d. h.
Sou;hit, Al OF Ott.s.
T. PArcHls. Rerster.
s7-31sl0
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-10

NOTICE NO. 4s4s
q. S, Land Office, Wa.Keeney, Kans,
Ang. 18th 1888.
Complaint having been entered at this Oiice
by John T.. CARRIER against Porter Gessinger
for failure to comply with law as to timber
culture entry; No. 2s6s dated May 10th 1875,
upon the ne or section township Il south
range 81 west, in st Johs, county Kansas,
with -iey ~ the cancellation of said entry:
Contestant alleging thst Porter Gessinger has
tsiied to bzcak tie 2ui I've acres. also failed
to pant to trees, seeds or cuttings or any
pcrtior of said land or cause tie same u be
Cone. since eaee OF entry. that there are no
tres CROWN On said land or have there been
aos s.cce da.e wi entry.
The SAID sa-ties are hereby summoned 70
appear iii Chico on the S<ndday o. OF -
II o. clock p m, TO re<Hond 91a furnish uesfi-
messy concerning said alleged tafi.zR
H J. y. HanDa. Register. s
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-10
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d. NJ. Dun
THURSDAY, SEE
Job woik done hi

! Job vol done he
Horse Blankets, at !
Bank deeds for sale
see us.
| Nearly ererv one 81
canization.
The petition to orga
ly complete.
Frank Pingree will
Sherman county
The rainy weather {
the travel much.
, Walker & Yorsse a
TO their livery barn.
Remember that
Claims than anyone.
Dick Richards. of N
en- addition to Colby.
A splendid team o;
Enquire at this Office.
VIM. Vert has o,
Mountain sweet waite
Extra berry wool III
Rainy ard fo-gy 2
t"e i2st s.: Jays 10 be
l. y u want to eel
after Il is decided, sc,
Over &C. ~ and STOW.
Curin : ire pfeva ,enct
Lumber from
thousand. 10.
Frank Taylor o1ersi
OLD HUE in Thomas c
h .use liz Colby, kansz
The people In The vic
2 'Srse fc-.CCi AeeG
nGCc q. 'ange..IenJs tc
LaoS<R should ell a
s;"cl; OF SIX nc C ia:
and S,ia Lass In o, de,
We call attention 90
Yiiich appears il THIS
con-" 70 stay and peol
h 9 lire will do well TO {
W. 4. Wilson, c0arrs
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
To-Day In the senate.

wAsuiNaroN, March 5.-The Senate was
called 10 order st T. o'clock. The galleries
were packed with strangers. Mr.. Allison,
Chairman OF the committee appointed 10
wait upon the President, reported that The
President desired tile committee TO state that
he would communicate with the senate In
writing
The nominations TOR the Cabinet were re-.
oelyed
On motion of Mr.. sherman. the Senate
went into executive session Ca tho nomina
tioaa,
AZ lall0 without confirming the n0mina
tionp, the doors were opeasd, and the SENATE
ad dioufned until IA morrow,
The reason Of the adjournment without
action was understood 10 be the objection 0t
Mr., itddlehefgef so the anHfmali0n Gf
heyafd, hasad 0n hts alleged AntislFish sens
tiu enih and action relative % dynamite al
fals, II requires unanimous oanasnt Tor
con iirmation without previous reiafenoa 90 a
oommittee Qua objection IA suiielent 30
delay action till the next day
The Senate immed steiY went into caucus
on the committees. The galleries were closed
AID The doors guarded TO secure privacy.
When the Senate doors were fsopened a.
WAS i0nnd the only nominations brought TO
the Senate were those OF the Cabinet Min
ialefh.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
seymour Items.

special To & Sentinel,
Seymour, March i.- Hbners orohestra OF
this city played for the Inauguration ball nj
North Vernon last night
The report ssAt 90 the Enquirer 10 the
eileot thA The o. and M, Con pany are goins
10 erect round houte here noon In wholly
untrue rhey have not intended 10 ~ 20,
nor DO they now.
The in~agutA,ion hop given by the llrowa
lass Ball Club AZ the opera house last night
was y magnificent anair aud gfaad
success n avery way, The attendance WAS
very larle aud better order could not have
hren had Tho affair was opened at y o'clock
by lhe grand march which saa very mpfesss
i've and imposing, The ball adjourned at J.
This m0ruNr Ahs 0lnb aud its managers
deserve great praise for lhe taste displayed
on the eeeahlon
Major John j, Cammins, at Shields, who
has heen sick Tor some time, became speaeh
less yesterday aud he 10 sinking rapidly and
his death may be- looked for at any time
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06

LOUISVILLE, March 5-The Newcomb.
Buchanan distillerits, covering thirteen
acres OF land, were sold to day at public auo.
ton. J. II. LIndenberger, local banker
representing syndicate Of creditors, mainly
in New York purchased the Anderson and
Nelson dIstilleres for 500 500, 500, 900 cash.
and the pump. houses for Sl7 7,500-the two
brands Of whisky the most celebrated in the
county. The George 9. Buchanan dis.
tillery was purchased by the same for Sl3,
900; the Monk distillery. by Julius Bark.
house, OF Louisville, for $50 500. The prop.
efty will be held by the purchasers till IL
goes up, aud Will then be sold, remaining
idle in the meantime.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
NATIONAL NOTES.
CleveIand's Cabinet-Secretary Teller's
Last Oniclal Act-Other Interesting
Items.

WAsHINGpos, March 5-Pfesident Cleve-
land sent to the Senate the following non-
nations: Secretary Of State, Thomas f. Bay.
ard, of Delaware Secretary of the Treasury,
Daniel Manning, OF New York; Secretary OF
War, William c.. C.Endicott, of MASSACHUSETTS;
Secretary OF the Navy, Willsm.C. Whitney,
OF New York; Secretary OF the Interior, l..
@ C. Lamar, OF Mississippi Postmaster
General, William +. Villas, OF Wisconsin;
Attorney General, A. II. Garlsnd, Of ar
kansas
One OF the last acts OF Secretary Teller was
10 issue patents for lands In Louisiana
granted to aid ia the construction OF t1e
New Orleans and Pacific Railroad These
lands. embracing about 100. 900 acres, sre
comprised in what is commonly known as
the backbone grant"
Ii was sn interesting day at the White
House day. Cleveland, his brother, sis
ters, nieces and other relatives spent the
night there. aud breakfasted early. Thsre
was little change In the appearance OF the
house, except that Artbur's personal effects
aud private property had disappeared. La
mont occupied the desk used by Private
So ere tary Phillips since j. Stanley Brown
evacuated it more than three years ago.
One OF = eeident Clevelandg first acts In
connectio vith ais ofiic household was 10
ItthlH " 4 fih' tu - u55isbaht W IiNhtt
Secretary bsmout Pruden was appointed
by General Grant as the bearer of Preoden.
tial communications TO either House OF Con
grets, and during no many Administrations
has become familiar figure % oil who are
connected in any way with the affairs OF
the Capital. His retention is heartily com.
mended by members OF both parties and by
representatives of the presp.
one of the last ofiioia' acts or Speaker Car.
isle vas the appointment OF Messrs. Hol.
man. Hatch OF nj souri, Peel, Cannon aud
Ryan as n committee authorized by the Leg
isaiiye Appropriation bill 20 investigate
the ex pendt OF tho appropriation for In.
dian schools, and the admin nisiTation OF the
laws relative 10 Yellowstone Park,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06

Ex.President Arthur was yesterday elected
an honorary member OF the New York
Chamber OF Commerce.
At New Orleans, yesterday seven prisoners
escaped from the parish prison. The crimes
OF the convicts range from murder TO petty
swindling
Charles A. King, teller OF the Orleans
County New York National Bank, at
tempted suicide yesterday. The cause Is at
tIibuted TO overwork and sickness in his
family.
On Wednesday morning. at Monroe, Union
County, North Carolina, masked men over
powered the jailer and took out Lee Staten,
q negro, and hanged him. Staten was
charged with rape