The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-08
Regarding the Acceptance Of the Dol.
phin-A Delegation Of Citizens
From Dakota Visit the
President.
General Grant Had an Alarming
Attack of Hemorrhage-Said
to Be Sinking.
INTERESTING NATIONAL NEWS.
The Acceptance OF the Dolphin-Frellng-
huysen's Condition-A Telegram
From Panama.

WAsHISGToS, April 7.-Secretsry Whitney
to-day issued the following: For the pur-
pose OF informing myself as far as possible OF
the facts necessary to the determination Of
the matter involyed-the acceptance of the
Dolphin hereby designate Captain 6e:rge
Z. Belknap and Commander r. d. Evans to
act with Mr.. Henry Winter, of New York,
as a board of examination to investigate and
report to me whether che has been con.
structed within the requirements of the
contract. In view OF the necessary limita-
tions upon any Investigation OF a completed
ship, to report specifically what matters they
are able to determine and how they deter.
mine them, and whst.matters are impossible
of determination, except as the work is
going on"
A telegram was received here to-day from
the home of sx.SecretarY Frelinghuysen,
saying that his coEditon was the same as
yesterday. The dispatch further said that
ne might linger in mis- present condition for
some Gays. Mrs. Frelinghuysen is reported
as improving.
Senior Batres, the Minister from Guste-
mala has not yet received any information
from Guatemala confirming the report of the
death of General Barrios He has received
dispatches from San Salvador, however, con-
frming the report.
Commander Kane of the Galena. has
telegraphed Secretary Whitney under
date Of April 8. follows: Moth
ing new 10 report. The Panama Rail-
road Company are getting the road in order.
Government troops are anxious aboat their
prisoners. The railroad company aud the
Galena are feeding the troops. All are in
need. There Is great anxiety among for
eigners at Panama"
A delegation of citizens of Dakota to-day
called upon President Cleveland in references
to the Winnebsgo Reservation. They main
tanned the perfect legality OF President
Arthurs order, opening the reservation TO
settlement. 1t was also stated that many
| thousand settlers, many OF them from the
Eastern States, had gone into the reservation
in absolute good faith and begun improve.
ments upon their sections. Their ejecEment
would involve great hardship aud disaster to
formed the delegation that the settlers in
terests wonld be cared for. and no further
proceedings taken by the Government until
most thorough investigation OF the whole
subject had been made.
Andrew Jackson Gross, OF Clovesport, Ky,
has been appointed United States Marshal
| for that State.
Ex-Chief Clerk Carrigan has given the
names of his confederates in the navy fraud
cases and will appear against them.
Reception Postponed Commission in His
Pocket.
Special to the Sentinel
WASHINGTON, April THE Presidents
public reception, announced for tonight,
was abandoned at late hour this afternoon,
| on account of the critical ILLNESS of General
Grant. Elaborate preparations had been
made, and 1t was to have been on grand
\ scale.
DR.. Hunter will leave here this week. To
the Sentinel correspondent he said: will