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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27

PITrsBuRe, ApriI26 President Costello, of
the Coal Miners Association, has issued q
card to the striking railroad miners declaring
the strike at an end, and advising the mex
to return to work at the price offer ID by the
Cd, rstors A number OF meetings were he d
IN the district yesterday 10 consider the si.-
ustion, and as their reports were very dis
couraeipg. II was deemed useless to lons er
continue the struggle. About 600 men Will
resume work this week, provided employ
mept csn be furnished them. This Is CEN
sldered doubtful. however, as many large or
ders which should have come here were sent
eltewhere on account of the strike.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27

from their inherent status floating property. On
this latter point We are not yet adeqnately IN
formed. The commander of naval vessels OF the
United States on the Colombian coast, have, now
ever, been told that IL conclusive proof be shown
that any vessels belonging TO cizsDs OF the United
States have been unlawfully taken from them, the
recovery Of such property by the owners or by
others acting in their behalf TO The extent OF It's
restoration 10 their legitimate controls is warrant
able. such right is inherent I, depending wholly
upon the circumstances of the case and can not
be deprived from limited by any municipal
decree OF the Colombian Government ike tnat
which you bring to my notice
Secretary Baysrd then reviews a. length
the position taken by this Government du-
ing the late civil war with reference to the
closing of non. possessed ports in order to
show the consistency of its present action,
and in conclusion says:
That ports not so possessed can cot be closed
even by their legitimate sovereign, without the
concomitaDt OF duly announced and effective
blOcE ade, may be accepted as now an established
rule OF international law.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27
Bloody Shirt Howls over JEFF Davis.

Special TO the Sentinel.
WAsHINeToN, April 26 "A few little pic
aninny radical papers in the East ere just
now bowling themselves hoarse because
some crank in Mississippi has written the
President asking pardon for Jefferson Da.
Wis. The bloodv shirt has been buried, and
JEFF Davis is now the issue it appears. A
prominent Mississippian, in conversation
with the Sentinel correspondent to-day, said !:
81 know that Mr.. Davis has not requested r
pardon, nor will he do so. His sole desire is
to be let alone and allowed TO spend the rest
of his days in peace. He cherishes no ill-will
toward anyone. Jefie rson Davis spoke his
honest sentiments at New Orleans the other
day when he urged all to be true citizens of a
common country, and to cherish sentiments
worthy Of citizens of republican gjvsrn-
meItn
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27
Two Men Fatally shoot One Another.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, April 26.-Adyices from
Meunt Vernon, Lawrence County, Mo-, are
to the effect that John A. Tennis and gorge
H. Moore, old and wsll.known citizsns, be-
Iween whom a bitter feud of several years
standing existed, met on the street yesterday
evening, and Immediately drew rsvolvers
spd commenced firing. Tennis was shot
through the head, and Moore tn 'ough the
heart, and both died in five minutes.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27
Qrant's Birthday Celebration.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The anniversary
of the birth OF General Grant will be cele.
bra.ed here to morrow evening by appropri-
ate exerciEes OF Metropolitan Church. The
President and members OF his Cabinet,
members of Congress, officers Of the army,
nsvy, marine corps and civil service and
Loyal Legion aud Grand Army of the Re-
public Posts have been invited to partici-
pate
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27
ouarantinipg AsaIn.t choIera

CRY OF MEXICO. April %. via Gslvestoo.-
The Federal Government has taken vigorous
measures to guard against the introduction
of eho'era at the various sea ports. Vessels
from Gopatives, where the cholera is report
ed, will be subjected TO q vigorcos Gua an
tile.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27
Offensive Part,sanship Clerk Dismis sed.

Special to the Sentinel
WASHINGTON, April 26.-William G. Chase,
the iDpudent negro who runs q weekly
newspaper in this city, and which
during the campaign contained
number of incendiary editorials,
has been dismissed from his position of First
Law Clerk in the War Department. The
complaint against him was offensive parti-
sanship." There are thousands OF employees
in the departme here who, as soon as their
records are brought to light, will have to go
the road with Editor Chase. 1t is a notorious
fact that the worst departmental psrtissns
during the campaign are now the loudest
shouters for civil ssrvice reform.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27
Western L nion Operators.

CHICAGO. April 90 -Ata q meeting of the
Western Union operators to-day, it was de-
c'ded that it was no more than reasonable to
allow the company until May / to decide
whether or not il would acceje to the opera
tors' request made week ago. that extra
paw FOR extra work be restored.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27

Russia, which, ii says, would better serve
the interests Of both nations than would
recourse 10 war. 1t urges the two govern.
ments to cease brandishing swords The
Amer, it remarks, is alone among tbs
AfghaLs in desiring sn alliance with En-
gland.
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Movements of Italian Troops.

SUAKIsf April 26.-Advlces from Masso-
Yah ssy that detachments of Italian troops
have occupied the town OF Arkiko and recon-
noitered ss fsr as Ailet, q town on the from
tier of Abyssinia
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The Penjdsh Investigation.

LONDON, April 26-The Observer, in q
specia edition, says it believes Earl Gran
vile, in second dispatch to ST. Petersburg.
reiterated the demand that q military in
quiry be held regarding the PeDideh battle
on the spot where the battle was fought.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27
PeaceabIe Article From Moscow.

ST. PIrERsBuRG. April 26-The Moscow
Gazette has an extremely peaceful article,
dwelling upon the beneficial results OF har-
monious cooperation between England and
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27

CT. PETERSBURG, April 26-lt is believed
in well. in formed circles that the question oil
peace or war between England and Russia
will be settled tomorrow.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27

CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 26.-Thers are sew
ersl Circassian Chiefs here who intend, ! in the
event OF war between England and Russia,
to invoke English and Turkish support OF
revolt In Circsssis against Russia.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27
The Elections.

PARIS, April 26.-In the Senatorial cleo
,iops at Bordeaux, Mort and Pau to day the
Republican candidates were successful.
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Russian Troops sent Across the Caspian

Russian Troops sent Across the Caspian.
SIMLA, April 26 If the Doke OF Connaught
goes into active service the Duchess of Con-
naught W Ill remain here.
During the past month the Russian mill
tary authorities have sent 10, 600 troops across
the Caspian Sea from Bsku. OF these 6 .0O0
landed a. Chikislsr and 1000 at Krasno-
vodsk. Two thousand additional men were
GENT from Turkestan to Merv. Prior to the
spatch of these reinforcemenis there were
S 600 men stationed in Trsns.Caspian terri
tory. Nerv is the nearest point to Afghanis-
tan. where there is a large Russian force sta
toned
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27
Bosphore Egyptian Matter.

ALExAYDtI IA, April 26-The French Charge
d Affairs has arrived here from Care It is
expected he will depart for France on Tues.
day unless the Bosphore Egypt an mater be
adjusted Ia the meantime.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27
Russia's Designs on Herat.

LONDON, April 26.-fhe London Spectator
rays that it thinks that the very persistence
with which the Russian papers are urging
the seizure of Herat is an evidence that they
have been inspired for the purpose of pre-
pairing the Russian public mibd for the
that 1t believes that the seizure of Herat has
ALREADY been ordered By the Car, and de-
clsres that British troops will bs pewerless
to prevent its capture. The security of
Herat against Russian occupation, the Spec
tstor THINKS. now depends entirely upon the
courage of the Afghans, who may defen the
city against the Russian invasion.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27
WHEN INDICATIONS.

SOB mONDAY.-Fatr weather; north TO
vest winds, becoming variable; slight
change Ia temperature; higher, followed IN
extreme west portion by falling barometer.
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has been recisved
 One hundred end eighty Spsniards held an anti German demonstration ct rarbonne, Department of Aude yester day.
 PLOT TO DEPcsE ALFONSO.
 Ex-Queen Is4bs'la, of Spain, is here awaiting the issue ot the contention between Spain and Gerrsny. She hls frequent conferences wih Prince Hohenlohe, the German Ambassador He is an old friend, and sAe hope' much from his mediation. A party IS forming in favor of placing the 4-year oli Princess of Asturia on the throne If Spain, with Gen Salamanca as re gent. The General is the most popu- Ter man in Spain.
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THERE row Spain ard Germany have stirred up will be Q warning to other European powers now prowiing about seeking what they may devour. Few corners of the es-th are so unknown as not at one time CT another, to have been the objects of colonel attention on the part ct some European Government aod if 2 particular slice ofterritory seems to offer special attractions to colonizing power, conaiction claims will be apt to arse. For tSnately. the desxab.e portions have. thus far. been mostly pre- emPted. 30 that difficulties of this kind ought to be easily settled.
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To The Public.

From and after this date Sum- merfield Bros would inform theii friends and patrons that all ac, counts wlil be closed, and no new ones will be opened. Nothing hereafter can go out of the store except for cash, We take this method of Informing the public and OUT friends of our resolution so that they will not ask for credit which will be positively refused in all cases there being no distinction, We will sell our goods from l5 t, 20 per cent below former price, for cash and positively no credit te any one, We ire compelled te take this step owing to the dul time. and will not deviate iron this rule with any person whatso- ever- Respectfully,
 SUMMERFIELD BROS.
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City officers
Sandy Eob's Stage Line,

tage cdpnecf with Eastern aG West ern bound trains leaves at 9:l5 a. III.
 Stage for Bistee leaves every day except tSunday) at t a. m., City time
 Stage 10 connect win GusyIne3 train j ievves at , D.. m.
 Stage for Charleston leaves etT a. IT. Office: 4U ANeG street, under Occid.Lta .1o;C!.
 " Pos,o:fiee Directory. Postofice open from 5 a. ID. to D. cl., and oEe hour aNer distribution of evenin 7 mail. Registry business from q. m. to , p.tE. Money order business from 9 q. m. to 4 p. n. Open Sundays from l 50 10 D. m, and onc hour after distribution of eJening mail. All cut going mails (except for Bis pee( close al $ a. ID. Mail for Bsbre closes .Gl It pm Postal notes issnc6 for any sun from one cent :C siS9. Fee for each note, .ee.ts. J. JOHN P. GUM "f Postmaster.
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NJ MORE SUFFERING Dr. Chas. Borne. CHIROPODIST, :,

Has opened an office on Allec street
 near Sixth. Cares corns, bunions, ehilblains and
 ingrowing nails
 Ladies and gentlemen can leave their orders at he office and the doctor will attend to them at their residence. Give the Doctor q call and don't suf- fer with sore feet. siO,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12

In order to secure the peace of the country the bloody fraud of the Solid South be smashed. If Virginia. West Virginia, Tennessee or Missouri should go Republican, the effect would be to confirm and strengthen into facts the rumors cf peace and goodwill among men Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
 Don't be alarmed about Missouri. She will go Republican enc of these days. Her present Democratic Governor was elected by a majority of less than 800. .
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TuIo 6A0E0 may bc found on file nt eoc- T.
 uuI0 tHp6N Powell & Cos SeSspsper Ac. .rerlnug Bureau ii6 Spruce s. where adve-rtsi~s

Gov. HoADLEy has done g thing this year that he has never been able to do before, at any rate. He has struck keynote. His declara- ton tothe- efec.that the Democrats have had to put up with"hard-tack and sowbal'y" fortwenty years, and can ever now only occasionally get a taste cf "the oysters and ceampagce" of Federal patronage 7vi'l touch a responsive chord in ' very true and bowed down Demo. critic heart. If he has any more such apt and suggestive sini!es in his able mind he should hasten tc unfurl them to the breeze. That's the kind of talk the brethren can understand.
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Meeting Notice,

Burnside Post No. 36, Dept. Cal, G. A. R.; regular meetings Is' and 3rd Sat- urjays in each moSth, at the City Hall, tt 7:30 p. DO. ". II. SAVAGE,
 Adjulsnt. A, L. GROW, Commander. if
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RCMOR OF MURDER.

La France publishes statement to the effect that mob had murdered the German Consul at Saragossa. Spain The report is not believed, and no iu- formation ID confirmation cf the story
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12
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InfantiIe Skin Beaut;fers-Appeal (,
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TELEGRAPHlC
q Totsefing Throne.
LONDON, Sept, l2

It is believed Tn sll official circlee in Madrid that the dispute witl Germany over the cccIpatiop of the Caroline Is lands will be smicably settled. but the opposition perry is less hope!sss. Pri- vate letters to London have brought inteli igence of certain details of the de tsi,s of lhe riots in Madrid which are very ominous, and which have hitherto Leep suppressed. All telegrams from Madrii, Valencia, Saragossa and other 2enters of disturbance have 'ately been subjected to censorship of phneomen- al severity. l. is now learned that at every anti-German demonstration there have been loud cries of "Dowr with the Uhl&L Colonel, referring to King Alfonso It !s also known that many officers of the spanish army have taken solemn oaths never to order their troops 10 tiye into an anti. German crowd There are indications that Prince Bis mark is becomin. seriously annoyed by the continual demonstrations, against Germany in Spain snd otker countries. It is stated that Germany has formally protested against the vio lent language of the antlGerman press in Belgium.
 WILL No- AFFECT THE SITUATION.
 MADRID, Sept. :.
 Count Von Hatzfeldt in his state ment to Count Blnomar regarding the orders that had been given to the Ger man gunboat had been forbidden tt hoist the German flag where the Span. ish Rag had already been hoisted He said that the disobedience of the com rnander of the gunboat would not affect the situation.
 BIsMARK OFFERS TO WITHDRAW.
 Dispatches just received reSardin: the Germ an occupation of Yay stat, that the Spaniards on the islands ha, lowered it ct sunset for the night, as i customary with all nation al!tiet, an, that immediately afterwards the Ger man gunboat ran in, landed marin and sailors, hoisted the German color and formally occupied the place despi, the protestations of the SpaniarG: Prince Bismark has offered to withdraw the German frees from Yap, provide Spain will not occupy 1t pending dil lomatic solution of the question ss t Spain's claim over the island. Gel many will acknowledge spanish occl patton of Tap, provided Slaln prove that the Spanish flag had been hc;ste on the island before the German gu, boat hal arrived in the harbor. Ti excitement in Madrid over the aIs has 9u.ted down
 ROYALTY RE2CEED.
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ROYALTY RE2CEED.

Gen. Martinez Csmpos, formerly Minister of War, in an interview today censured King Alfonso fo- delaying his return to Madrid. He thought the King should have returned at the beginning or the trouble with Germany and the time lost afforded revolution ist' an opportunity to incite the peo pie to rebellion. Spain, he said must avoid war at all hazards.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12
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A PLEASING ASSURANCE.

Connt Won Salms-Sonnewald, the German Minister, had lengthy inter. view to day with Premier Conovas de. Castillo. He pepeated the assurance that Germany would surrender Yap ii Spain had occupied the island before the Germans arrived
 THE PARIR PRESS ON THE SITUATION
 PARIS, Sept, :.
 NJ. De Freyciuet, Minister of For. eign Affairs, Is hutriedly returning to Paris in consequence of the exciteme. t occasioned by the Carolines affair. The Spanish residents at MarseiIies theaten to attack the German Consulate in that city. The local authorities have taken steps to prevent any repetition of the Madrid outrage. The newspapers of Paris, in commenting on the difficulty between Germany and Spain, insist that Prince Bismark is trying to em- broil France in the affair
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Reserved Seats can be obtained
 at Sol lSrael's Book store
Montezuma Ranch For Sale.

MOnteZuma iiauch For S;tie.
 Or will take Stock on Shares. One of the finest ranges in Cochise Co.,, four miles from Ft Huachuca on the prairie, rleuty of Water, good new Improvements. Large corrals, celler and houses, garden spot fen ced Call or address, G. W. Nc Lane. Jr., at the ranch.
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No1,Cs TO cAT1LEMEN.

Notice is hereby given io all parties drir' ing cattle in'o or through Co' hi-c county ea-t ri Ihe fuaVhuva tO The south, a,t GOT her of the territory, shat the tcrii iiroriai laws reGuife all ca. tlc SD driven 10 be Inspected by the officer aunOiuicd for that purpose aHd lhe undersigned has been duly appointec bt The Territorial Governor, lns peciOr, and b! virlue of such aprointmcn' Is obliged to ini- pose observance Ui t"e ,aw.
 B. PACKARD. Tom bstone, Sept. :. 1885.
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Would announce 10 the public that he has just Teccived an invoice of line liquors; also some extra hnc Martell and Hcnne.sey Brandy, Port Wine and Holland Gin, and n large stock Of ZiDfindel aud other imported wines. In conncctiod with the sa,oon ia i. Snc billiard table.