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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-20

opeclas 10 the oenunel.
SEYMOUR, Ind, April 19.-Ths Seymour
Manufacturing Company is doing rushiog
business now, and they are making large
shipments of their goods to Europe. Thus is
one OF the most important enterprises in our
city.
The Ministerial Institute for the Jeffsr-
sonYille District III. E. Church will meet at
Crothersyille, this county, on the q ID Inst,
and will continue three days.
The jackson Circuit Court will meat at
Brownsio an tomorrow. The civil docket is
about an average one. The Grand Jury will
have larger amount OF work than common,
and the criminal docket viii be above an
average one.
The Muscatituck River came to q stand
lest night, and the entire bottoms are inun-
dated and considerable damage has been
done. White River began falling yesterday
morning, and the damage along its course
will be small which glad zens the hearts Of
tie farmers and all others.
One OF the most severe hail storms known
here for years fell Friday afternoon, rang.
ing In size from pea TO large walnuts.
Many birds and chickens were killed aud
ell the large glass Several hundreds in num-
ber) covering otbeds in the gardens OF 81.
g. 9eyers and Rufus Farmer, north of the
city, were broken into thousands of pieces.
Mr.. Irving Shields Of this city, wAo has
just been appointed Superintendent of the
farm at the Insane Asylum at Indianapolis,
will enter upon his duties May l. Mr..
Shields is son of L. L. Shields, a I'd al
though young man, is one OF the most
practical and systematic farmers 10 al this
section. He will prove himself to be the
right man in the right place.
Engine No. was completed in the o aud
NJ. shops here yesterday. For strength aud
beauty Of finish 1t is one the handsomest TO
be found on any Western road aud reflects
great credit on Mister Mechanic Z. E jerks,
builder. Il will go into passenger service
on the o. and II. Road between Louisville
and Cincinnati, with Refer Rsagan at the
throttle.
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pleasant 70 tSsts II sootbss tie child. sotenS The
gurnR sIlxys AL EGiz. relieves VIad. requisites TIA
bowels. arc - the best known remedy foF tiaz.
rhoes. whether arising tom tsetblng or other
causes- TWs3fS-avs cents a bottle.
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The Ansshenys yVhl.swashsd at st. Louis.

81. Louis, Mo, April 10-The game be-
tween the Browns and the Alleghenys thi
afternoon was witnessed By fully 10000 peo-
pie. The weather was fine. The Alleghenys
won the game so easily yesterday they
thought they could use their poay battery
Ooay and kemmler-tc-day, but they soon
discovered their mistake. Oisy was hit
very hard, and, as the Alleghenys could not
bunch their hits With Carruthers, they went
without run. Following is the score:
PiltSburgs. ...................~0 0 0 0 90
81. LOuis................-....0 . ks
Runs Earned-None. TWo-baSe Hits-Barkley
1. Nelch, l. Struck Out-By Oday. 4: By Carutn
ers. S Double Plays-Richm Smith and
Field, WEIGH and Robinson. Barkley. Batter Hit
Gleason. Bases on Balls-Of Oday, l; OFF
CarutheTs !. Umpire-WslSh.
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room for doubt or discussion on the subject.
The letter was copied in The Globe-Democrat
Office from the original. which was known to
the editor Of the Globe-Democrst to be in
General Grants handwriting. II had been
previously submitted TO General Sherman,
and he bad recognized General Grants hand
writing before seeing the signature. 1t was
found not long since Ia a bundle of private
papers belonging to the family OF the late
Frederick Dent, General Grants father in
Law, TO whom it Was addressed"
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Cincinnati Wins.

LOUISVILLE, April 19-The Louisville and
Cincinnati clubs opened the series of cham.
piorship games here this afternoon before 8
crowd of 6.G00 people. The weather was
favorable and the game exciting and inter
esting, though several bad errors were made
by both clubs. The visitors scored two runs
in the sixth inning on q muffed ball TO left
field. and won the game. Following is the
sco1e:
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Advance of the nidIand Battalion.

SWIFT CURRENT, Man, April 19-An ion.
mediate advance OF the Midland Battalion
20 the South Saskatchewan Crossing is or
5eTsd. 1t will reach the crossing Sunday
Steamers loaded with stores and q GattliDg
gun fer Middleton will be taken on the dan.
serous trip down the Saskatchewan to
Cisrke's Crossing by the right wing OF the
battalion.
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CLEiRANCES.
The State OF Trade for the Past Week, with
the Percentages of Increase
and Decrease.

BosToE, April 19.-The following table,
compiled from special dispatches to the Post,
from the managers Of the leading Clearing.
houses of the United States, gives the clear
ances for the week ending April Is, 1885,
with the percentage of increase and decrease
in comparison with the corresponding week
last year
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Testimonial Faod for Stevens.

NEW York. April 10 Friends OF James
Stephens, the so called ex-Fenian head
center who was recently expelled from
France on suspicion OF correction with the
London dynamite explosions, met here this
afternoon and decided to raise testimonial
fund for his benefit
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Two Base Hits-COTkhill, /; Browning. l. Left
on bases--fincinnsu, 4. LouisTiiles, . Double
Psvs- Shaliix. McPhee and Reilly. 5 ruck Out
By Shallix. 4; Heeker, ?. Bases on Balls-By Shall
lix, 5. Wild Pitches-By snallix, l; HecKer. L.
Fumbled ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Geer and Miller
Missed Flies-MeLsughlin. Mu1td Thrown Ball
-HcPbee. Wild Throws -Snyder and Sullivan
tmpire-J0hn Kelly.
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Ipauest ON Rav. DIR. stern.

WILKEsBAREE, Pa, April 19.-Rsv. DR..
David SseIn, who yesterday took poison,
died this morning at 9:lO o'clock. without
having regained consciousness Aa inquest
was held this afternoon. a number Of
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the money expended on improvements made
by them. Just what the latter amount is no
one can be found who will tell. Current
talk. however. puts Atlantas loss at about
S6O.o00 None of the interested parties seem
disposed to talk
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KANSAS CRY, No, April 70 Following is
the score of Kansas City. Omaha game
Kansas Cltys.......0 O O Is
'Onshas.............-..0 0 0 0 0 0 U o.
Base Hits-Ksnsss City, s. Omaha, :. Errors
Kansas Cily, u; Omaha, II.
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The Globe De mocrat on the Recently Pub
lished Letter OF General Grant.

81. Louis. April 19.-The Globe-Democrat,
referring editorisuy to the controversy in
the East over the genuineness of the letter
OF General Grant, published for the irss time
. week ago 10 day, remarks as follows: we
desire TO say that there Is not. the slightest
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Earned Embellishments, g. Bases on BAH
-IndianaDolis, ?: Milwaukee. 3. Struck Out-Bs
MCkeOn, 2; by German, Left on Bases-Ind1
snapolis. g.: Milwaukee, s. TwO-base Hits-MO
Rarity, Crane. Double Plays-McQuery to Crane
Bit by Pitcher-IndianRDOlis. J. Passed Balls
Arundel, A. Time OF Gsme-1:i5. Umpire
Hoover.
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An independent Organization.

WHEELING. W. Va, April 19.-Ths nail
plate rollers and heaters in Wheeling, Bel
lair and Martins Ferry Yesterday organized
an independent union. to embrace all the
mills in the Ohio Valley. The men will
leave the Amalgsmated Association.
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DIED.

REAGAE-At her late residence, Bridgeport.
Ind. April 49, Nancy Reagan, wife of DR.. Lot
Reagan deceased.
Funeral April 90 II a. m. All friends of family
Invited TO attend.
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STILLTNGER-At the residence OF her uncle.
DR. B. F Spsnn, An ersOD, mo, on Friday, Ap-I
L. Jennie Nray. wife OF Benjamin &. Stillger
Interment took place az Crown Hin on saturday.
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VKTANTED-T escners-Ladies, for music. draw
w ing ano raining, Gentlemen Tor . iu-
cipsls al supeTinteudents 81 hjPh schools il IN
diana \ No. I les cher IF r. g'ish. German. l0u-
position snd attn Tor n0rToal school IN Eastern
ln5ispa Coed salaries. Se1G stamp ENGEL-
sIOR TEACHERS BIZ REAU, Woltningtoa. lad
-
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TAEfED-Meu--Alym 4n or wo nsa laaEiag
Wv Jtss tnan $40 Per week should lu-es.ig4ss
our easy money uiasing business. We ofsf eneT-
getic persons tie best chance on earth 60 raaEe
money. 81 samples free 10 tsose meal az bus
ness. An scent writes: 'Your p'0n UsiuGs 3
money quickest o. any ] ever iret" Nafrt-s
with stamp foT papers y. IS. Mk&RiLL,1 -,
Chicago. III.
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VNT ANTED-S Situation BIZ a Young msu o. four
Wv years experience in orug and dry GOODS
Can furnish the best o. references viii work rea-
sonsble. Address II. d. WEAVER, NeWbury
Inn
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glnkkEaL.


7 OST-On Virginia avenue railroad cFo,s i-E.
Il band ring. in ring box. on waich WAS re
psme KGie Sritzes. Please return TO 10 5O1ih
New Jersey street and receive reward. y
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-06-10
News from the Turf

New. YORK, June s. S.-Saturday the fol
lowing events took place at Jerome park:
First race, Il mile; Inspector B. first,
Rock AMI Rye second, Glenely Peru third;
time, 0:50I.
Second race, 1-16 miles, Sam Brown
first Trafalgar second, Richard L. third;
time, l:541a.
Third race, ~ miles; Tyrant first, st.
Augustine second, Tecumseh third; time,
2:43.
Fourth race, 3:16 miles; Girofa first,
Comanche second, Toler third; time, 2:O4
Fifth race, mile; Wandering first, Giro
fla second, Judge Griffitl third; time, 1:47.
Sixth race, steeple chase; Charlemagne
first. Jim McGowan second, The LAWYER
third; time, 4'211S.
ST. LOUIS, June The races on the first
day of the St Louis Fair association were as
follows:
First race, ! mile; Modesty first, Rapido
second, Loftin third; time, 1:431S.
Second race, % mile; Ada D. first, Hattie
d. II. second, Sister Monica third; time,
1:1SI.
Third race, ~ miles; Favor first, Thistle
second, Volante third; time, 2:42A.
Fourth race, ~ miles: Tom Martin first,
kosciusko second, Boot Black third; time,
l:57M
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Postal Telegraph Trsubles.


BALTIMORE, June S.-An order was is.
sued by the court Saturday morning com
manding the officers of the Postal Telegraph
company, to turn over all the Offices in tGis
city to Mr.: Francis P. Stevens, one of the
rival receivers Of the company. The Postal
people show no disposition to obey the man.
date, and it is probable that some arrests
will be made in consequence.
BOSTON, Mass, juno S--The governor has
signed the Hoosao tunnel bill, By this bill
the state sells to @ new corporation the
Hoosac tunnel and the Troy & Greenfield
railroad, the state to take pay in the stock
and bonds of the new corporation The new
corporation is practically unlimited as to
ene amount OF It's capital stock, but must
file its certificate of organization within
three months. The Fitchburg railroad IS
the backbone of the new corporation.
Other lines may participate and be in the
enterprise. The bill lays the foundation for
mammoth through route from Boston via
the Hoosac tunnel to Chicago. ~
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Good Things Yet no BE Given Out.

WASHINGTON CITY, June s.-A represent
ative of the United Press has ascertained
that the following diplomatic missions have
yet to be filed by the president: Ministers:
Italy, Spain, Belgium, Central America,
United States of Colombia, Argentine Repub-
lie, Corea, Siam, Uruguay and Paraguay;
agent to the States of the Congo association
formerly known as the Orange Free States),
and Liberia.
Consuls generals equal in salary to some
Of the re ident Minister'S: Paris Havana,
Shanghai, Calcutta, Cairo, and the five sec.
ond class consulships at Panama, Rome, st.
Petersburg, Euador and Constantinople.
For appointment to these places, SOIL ap-
plications from all parts of the country have
been filed with the present secretary of
afata
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The Con. Grant Ranort

NEW YORK, June S.-Gen. Grant slept
fully seven hours Friday night, and satur
day morning was free from pain. DR.
Douglas, who remained all night, wa.
called at o'clock to relieve the general Of
muscular pains bout the chest, which was
readily done.
SYRACURE, N. Y. June Sat the NEST
ing of the general synod of the reformed
church in America here resolutions OF
sympathy for Gen. Grant were unanimously
reported
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Chambers at Montreal.

WASHINGTON CITY, June S-The consul
general at Montreal has reported to the de-
partment Of state, under date of May ~,
that the disease known as CHAMBERS, has as
sumed alarming proportions among the
horses of that city. 1t is important that
this fact should be widely known, as large
numbers Of horses are shipped to the United
States from Canada every week. The mat
tor has been, noticed at q meeting of the
board of health of Montpeal,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-06-10
Foreclosed on a Railway.

PITTsBURG, June Sd. T, Watson, ESQ.
has filed In the United States circuit court
the papers for the foreclosure Of the first
mortgage OF the Shenango & Allegheny
railroad. The mortgage is now a year over
due and the interest has not bseu
paid. The road owns in all
tifty-seven miles of track between Greenville
and Hillyard. Since February, 1880, the road
has been in the hands Of receiver. The
total amount of outstanding bonds is ST.
200, 600, and the earnings Of the road have
not been equal to the last years interest
About $500, 600 of these bonds are held by
English capitalists.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-06-10
Discussine the Policeman

WASHINGTON CITY, June Sat the Sat-
morning session of the Conference of Char
tiles and Corrections, Gen. Brinkerhoff,
Of Iowa, read short paper pre-
pared by Barwyck Baker, of Glouces-
tershire, England, one of the most
eminent authorities upon penal insti-
tutions in the world, and the author of the
Crofton system of the classification of pris-
onsrs. The paper was entitled "The Po-
lice" The author sketched the steps in the
progress of the police systems, from the
time when a policeman's functions were held
to be exclusively those of detection and pun
ishment to the present condition Of things,
when policeman's most important duty is
held to be the prevention of crime,
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Hed 4 Brust 1yitb Red.,.,ns.

SAN SIMON, N. NJ, June g. Twenty -four
cattlsmen, led by Parks and Fisher, of Dun
cam who arrived here Friday night, had an
encounter with band of about twenty five
Indians Thursday night at tho mouth of
Doubtful canyon. A hundred rounds were
exchanged, and two Indians are believed to
have been killed The cattlemen brought
with shenl Q papoose, whose mother Is sup
posed to have been killed in the encounter,
Eighteen head Of stock we're captured.
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The Surgeon General Wales Case.

WASHINGTON CITY, June a.-In the Wales
court martial Friday rlorning the prose-
cution reopened its case by calling Daniel
Carrigan, the ex-chief clerk of the surgeon
generals Office Carrigan testified at length
as to his methods Of obtaining the sigma.
lures of Surgeon General Wales to the
fraudulent vouchers; he identified the yari-
GUS vouchers as fraudulent, and said the sig
natures are all genuine
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Paid a Heavy Insurance Policy,

NEW YORK, June S.-The Equitable ute
Insurance society has paid to Mrs. Norman
B. Harwood 800, 900, the amount of the pol
icy on the life Of her husband, who died in
Florida last month from the effects of a fall
from his horse. Harwood was insured in
various companies for $3.50, 900, and there
was some talk Of contesting the payments
on the ground that his death occurred in 6
suspicious manner.
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Didn,t know II WAS Loaded Arair

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. June S,-Saturday
morning about 1880 lad, named John
Roach, aged l6, son Of an engineer Of the
Grand Trunk railway, was shot dead by an
other lad named Charles Barge, about the
same age. The two boys who worked at
Webb's brickyard, went into Mr.. Webbs
house to get their weeks salary. Barge
picked up shotgun and pointed it at
Roach, and not thinking it was loaded, he
pulled the trigger, the contents striking
Roach On the left side of the face, killing
him instantly. Barge became almost frantic
at the result OF his play, and ran to the ro-
lice Office and gave himself up.
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Woman and Four cbildren EN- po..+.s

BARRIE, Can, June .-Aoou midnight
Friday night the wife of J. Wonch and four
children were burned to death in bad in
their house here, Mr.. Wonch escaped by
Jumping out of Q window, after a vain
effort to rescue his wife and children, his
shirt being burned off in the attempt.
Wonch is crazy with grief, and saws when
he awoke the whole room seemed to be on
fire. He tried TO pull his wife off the bad.
but could not do so, the fire leaping out of
the mattress all around her. He thinks the
fire originated in back shed, but says there
were no signs Of it when he retired at
1880 %. m.
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GOT A BIG CONTRACT ON HAND
Alleged Journalistic Scheme to Crush Tie
Herald and World.

Herald and World.
CHICAGO, June S-The Journals New
York correspondent telegraphs:
William Henry, for many years bust
Eess manager of The New York Her
aid, and recently of The World
publishing department., told your CORE
spondent that 100000 had been SUBJ
scribed for gigantic newspaper
enterprise. He won't attempt to start the
paper until he gets $1,000, 900. His idea is
to get enough capital to crush, at one swoop,
The Herald and World, both, he says,
having used him badly. That John
Mclean, of The Cincinnati Enquirer,
and ex-Assistant Postmaster General
Hatton have been enlisted in the
scheme, there is little doubt Henry intends
to make his paper an independent eight-page
sheet, and will put the price at 2 cents If
his scheme does not fall through, of which
there seems to be no prospect, he will start
his paper within three months. Henry was
left out in the cold by Mr. Pulitzer, Of The
World, whom he has sued for breach of con-
tract
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Those Hawkeve Editors

WASHINGTON CITY, June s-The Iowa
editorial excursion party, numbering over
100 persons, including ladies, arrived here
from Baltimore Friday. They visited the
various points of interest in the city, and on
next Tuesday night will leave for Lex
ington, Va, By the Baltimore & Ohio road,
and will visit Harper's Ferry on Wednesday.
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EvanRelical I.utherans

ROCHESTER, n. Y, June S.-The Evan.
gellcal Lutheran synod continued its session
Saturday. The treasurer reported a balance
of s4O791, $500 Of which was voted to the
needy congregation at Troy. It was de.
cided to establish printing Office Tor the
publication of religions literature.
Jaclsson's "Hermitage" To Be a Soldiers,
Home.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June s.--The house of
representatives adopted resolution giving
the Hermitage farm to tho government as
home for veteran soldiers. The resolution
provides that Gen. Jackson's house and tomb
shall remain intact; that members and SER
wants of Jackson's family shall have a home
there during life and that the farm shall re-.
vert to the state when 1t ceases to be used
Gs home for United States soldiers
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A French Comedy"

PARIS, June s-Miss Dumsdey, an Amer
can is suing L'Herie, the opera comique
tenor singer, for s., 400 yearly alimony
Miss Dumsdey says she was marriel to
L'Horie after the ceremony of divorce
from his first wife at Podosvar, Miss Dums.
dey having insisted upon his obtaining di-
vorce, which was impossible in France
They lived together six years, when L'Herie
deserted her. He told Miss Dums!ey that
the Podosvar ceremony was a comedy.
Judgment has been deferred week Dur
ing the trial the first wife created scene in
the court
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I Having been unable to sell my Har-
ness Business to advantage, / have
rcplenished my stock and will keep a
full line of Single and Double Harness,
Collars, Whips, Sweat Pads, Lines,
Hamc Straps, Curry Combs, Brushes, &c
at Rock Bottom Prices. -
Secure what Fence Wire you need
from my stock of Gliddcn Barbed Wire,
before it is all gone. 1t is the BEST in
the market.
] shall be in the market for Binding
Twine and Binding Wire, land don't
you forget it."
If you are going to need any Furniture
be sure and call on me before buying. /
have everything you arc likely to want,
including Picture Mouldings and Curtain
Poles. Picture Frames made to Order.
Two Sewing Machines will be sold at
Cost, to close out.
'i1 Harvesting Machinery
Iof0y& and CrItivntnr.ss
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Said To Be Settled Mt Last.


LONDON, June S.-The Pail Mall Gazette
says it is glad to be able to state, upon the
highest authority, that tho long-staniing
gu estion of difference between England and
Russia concerning the northwest Afghan
frontier has been finally and satisfactorily
settlei A definite agreement has
heen arrived at on all questions of
principle. The commissioners will
forthwith commence to mark pre-
cise!y the delimitation of the boundary,
They are now on the spot. The Gazstte be-
levss that the above might have been an
nounced last week but for the difference of
opinion concerning a more precise definition
of the frontier east of zulhcar The Penj-
deh incident will be referred to the king of
D.nmark, who has informally agreed to ac-
cept the office of arbitrator. The arbitra.
tion will be rigidly confined to the in
depreciation of the sacred covenant OF
March IA