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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15
OUR HOTELS

Indian apolis affords, par excellence, the
best hotel accommodations Of any city of
equal population in the United States. In
the New Denison, the Bates the Grand
and the English We have houses equipped
for the entertainment of the most fastidious,
both in cuisine and lodging features. In
Messrs. Sherman. Riebold, Pfngst and Jack
son We have hoats who ere happiest when
seeing their guests we'll pleased. OF course
no pretensions are made to attract the
morbid epicure, but the lover of q luscious
steak, q nutricioHs roast or the succu-
lent vegetable diet. can 'smsck mis-
chops here with as much gusto as at Del
menico establishment, while his bed may be
relied on 10 be comfortable and heathful.
Four considerable hotels in city of the size
of Indianapolis are seldom seen, and four
more neat, airy and well-furnished houses
for public entertainment will be found no.
where. We are prepared, with them, to en-
terrain conventions whether State or Ma
tional. The newly welded can find no
more pleasant retreat for the honeymoon
days. Prohibition meetings may be held
here contentedly since AL saloons close at IL
O'Clock. Still, convivial societies need not
hold their convocations elsewhere on that
account, as q way may be relied on for salts
flying any demands they May make at later
hour. Our hotels can be counted on to com
ply with st. Pauls advice to be 'all things
to all men,"
Besides the hotels named We have the DC.
cidental recently renovated. and . number
Of other really good houses, Though not pre-.
tending to the styis Of the frss named. There
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15

Further Details of the Rout of Riels
Rebels--A Letter From the Half
Breed eader

WiSYIPKG. Man., May Il A Batouche
dspatch CT the 18th gives the following ac-
count of Tuesdays fight:
THE Grensdiers, Midland Battalion,
Ninetieth Rifles Boulions Cavalry, the
French scouts and the Surveyors corps ad-
vsnced at p. IN. from camp in extended
order, and at p m. had reached point
mile beyond Bstouche without any serious
check. Toey were assisted by the nine
FOUNDER gun OF A Battery and two seven
poun GeIs of the Winnipeg Battery, which
shelled The rebels from bluff to bluff. The
Calling gun also did good service and
cleared several ravines. The Midland Bat
talon formed the right and rear, the Grepa.
diers were in the center and the Ninetieth
Rifles on the left. They cheered .as
they sdsanced; hardly waiting 20 fire they
advanced with rush on the rebels posi-
ton, driving them from their rifle pits one
afier another. The rebel bullets fell like
hail, but the meu in their enthusiasm did
not mind them, and pushed forward despite
everything, sometimes being close up to the
pits before the rebels fed. Many rebels
swami The river and were shot while swim
ming. All OF Riel's prisoners were released
from cellars in the village and were pale an d
weak. The forcs bivouscs in the yiilsge
tonight the zerebra being left under q snail
guard General Middleton is delighted
beyond measure. The rebel loss was very
heavy. The correspondent riding about the
field saw the bodies of nine half breeds and
Indians and four seriously wounded are in
CAMP. Squaws and papooses were found in
the indian camp. The losses of the troops
was fully covered by previous dispa.ckes.h
A Fort On Appelle dispatch says: "Yes-
terday your correspondent saw 8 letter writ
ten by Louis Riel on the 30th of April to
relatives and dear friends here, calling up
on them TO come up aud help him 10 plum
der houses and stores, and take everything
in the way of provisions He tells them he
has met the troops and has had great sue
cess. The letter is couched IN the most
touching terms. The Indians here are eli
on their reserves. and appear quiet. The
Twelfth and the Thirty. fifth battaliops re-
ceived orders to proceed to the front. They
leave here at 8 O'clock. and will make
force d marches. Colonel Scotts battalion
arrived here tonight, and has gone into
camp. The Winnipeg cavalry has bsen or
dered north to join the Quebec cavalry at
TOuchwoOdn
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15

about the last Of June. Thsrs is no speci al
need for me there now. and none especially
for Minister. except in case OF war. when
l will have 10 be on hand TO protect our
ships, on account OF our neutrality. This
will be delicate job. bat have had expo
riencs in these matters in Congress, and feel
capable OF handling il. Meanwhile. I will
devote myself 20 my book. About my sue
csssor can not say. You see the majority
of candidates ara cha,y about coming into
the field, because the fret one is jumped
upon. l know of one who would be elected.
but do not care to give his name. Ms dis.
trict is peculiar one. When l was first
elected from New York / ran against man
named Starr. He was a hatcher and had
got himself in bad rspute-he had contracts
or something in bis meat was bad, and l beat
him by 5000 votes. and then told him that
he ought to have known that Stars came at
ter sSrnset'
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15
Our Sea Coast Defensaa

Nzw YORK, May l4.-At the meeting of
the Military Service Institute OF the United
States, at Governors Island to-day, Lieuten-
ant Eugene Griffin, OF The Engineer Corps
United States Army, read paper on Our
Sea Coast Detenses, wherein he showed that
the coasts OF this Government were almost
without protection, AID urged the necessity
for prompt action by the Federal powers in
this respect. Senator Dolph, of Oregon,
Chairman Of the Senate C0mmittee on Sea
Coast Defenses was present, and promised to
aid all legitimate schemes in Congress
whereby the utmost protection could be
afforded the United States coasts aud tar-
boys
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15

on the present. ecs@s. II also provides that
in cxts the iron card rate declines bsIou
PIC per pound Wages shali fall in the a one
proportion: al o that che agreement can bs
Terminated in sixty days. instead OF running
for q year, as heretofore. The proposition
WIS i'm u ediately rejected ~ tbs work mems
REPRESENTATIVES and the meeiiag 80 jousned
The only Iecourse now ia TO cell another
meeting. unless strike or lockout has al
resdy been determined upon.
Separate meetings of manufscsUrers' aud
iron workers committees we're held this AZ
ternccn after the conference. bat they rs-
suited in no change in the situation, asither
side favoring any concession.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15
WHERE Is THE MONEY!

The count of money in the Treasury vaults is
completes. The Republicans stand credited with
entire honesty IN the handling OF Uncle Same
millions. Not cent Was missing. Washington
Special.
We find the above in Bourbon Rep1bli-
can organ. "The Republicans stand credited
with entire honesty" for what? Because
after the money had besn lucky enough to
find Its way into The Treasury vaults it was
not stolen. The country never was robbed
in that way. The question is where ere the
millions of dollars thst after being taken
from the pockets OF the people never reached
the vauits-,tolen in transit Where
are the hundreds OF thousands of
dollars that found it's way into the pockets of
the whisky rings and the stsr-route gangs?
Hsw much money did Star.route dorsey get
that should nave been in the vaults the other
day when the public money was counted?
What about the Navy frauds when George
NJ. Robson was Secretary of the Navy? Have
the people forgotten Belknsp and Babcocs
or the Credit.Mobiller syndicate, and How
gate OF more recent date2 H,wm money
lie land thieves? how much more by the
loose management of the Iuterior Ds.
psrtment under such men as Teller, the
last Secretary Of that Bureau
under q Republican administration? Why
was the postmaster at Rome, n. ", sus-
pended by Mr. Cleveland before be had
hardly time to hang uo his hat for tbs first
time IN the White House? Why did Re-
publican postmaster cut his throat recen =
in Pennsylvania and another blow his brains
out in Ohio only the other day? The answer
to this fearfal arraignment of radical ras.
cality is that the public money has been
countsd-evsry cent was in the vaults and
'thc Republicans sta nd credited with entire
honesty"
R0sht
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15

THERE is no doubt that under the &. o. p.
queer modes were introduced into the Wash
iDgton Departments. The correspondent of
the New York World gives Us an insight into
some OF them. He says that much of the
practice before the departments here has
been left in the hands Of favored firms. In
other words. all attorneys praclicing bsfors
the departments have not stood upon an
equal basis. The lawyer who had friends in
side the department, and who had an under
standing with the officials, was always the
man who secured the most business. Be-
fore Mr.. Montgomery went into the Patent
Office they had very strange methods there
in hearing ard settling cases. The Patent
Commissioner sits as Court CT Appeal after
the cases below have bsen passed upon by
the examiners. Ii has not been an unusual
thing for attorneys, alter submitting their
argument before the Commissioner In his
Office, to call upon him at his house and try
and influence his decision. There have been
repeated instances of where Commissioners
have changed their decisions after private
consultation with attorneys, without any
notice being given to the other side. What
would bs thought of Judge upon the
bench who would permit the attorneys on
either side to come and lobby with him at
his house?
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15
CONDENSED TRLEGRAMS.

The Russian Minlsler of Marines has in
spected the Russ an feet at Cronstsdt
None of the miners entombed at the North
Ashland, Pa, Colliesy have been recovered
and there is very little hope Of reaching
them this week. All the Imprisoned man
sIe relatives.
At meeting Of the Committee OF Relief
for the Plymouth fever sufferers yesterday,
at Philadelphia, It was decided 10 send im.
mediately another Thousand dollars 20 the
sufferers. A third thousand will DO trans
mitted tomorrow.
at Augusta, Ga, in the trial vs.tssday
of George I jackson. of the Enterprise
Manufacturing Company, for EN- be- zzlement.
Judge R0nsy overrGied a demurrer 10 the
indictment and disposed Of the plea in
statement. A iury was then oblsined.
News reached Galveston lest night that
forty white convicts from the Clay farm on
Brszos River escaped from The guards, add
are now making their way up the river rid
ing mules tesen from Inc plows. posse o.
guards and farmers are in pursuit.
The steamer Colina reports heavy ice both
outside and inside the Golf OF 81. Lawrence.
When near Cape Race, \. f.. on the It'll
the vessel etruek On iceberg. smashing IN tie
buikhead- The icehergs are innumerxsie-
The country below Quebec is covered with
snow.
A committee of the Pennsylvania Colliery
branch OF the miners ard laborers of the
AmaIgamaied Association met Superintend-
ent Ludlow at the Pennsylvania Colliery ut
Mt Carmel. Pa. yesterday morning. bat
they failed 10 make any settlement Of their
differences.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15

CokcEgNING the case OF Colonel James
stor, Washington special says that he never
was appointed Collector of Internal Revenue
for the Lexington District OF Kentucky.
Hence it was the work of supererogation to
say his commission is withheld. When he
filed his papers as an applicant for the place
the attention OF the President was almost
immediately called to o letter written by
Blackburn when youth, which gave strong
sentiments OF disioyalty to the United
States. The President then aud there de-
cided not to appoint him, although it may
be true that Secretary Manning promised to
recommend the appointmept
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15
The Scale Ueurersnc. Fails to Agree.

PIr1sBCRe, Pa, May 1.-THE Scale Con-
ference OF the Iron Manufacturers aud Anal
gamated Association met this morning, here,
and after brief session, adjourned sine die,
without having reached an amicable settle
ment OF the wages question. Both sides
were determined to stand by their PROPOSE
tons. and the only concession made was the
withdrawal by the Amalgamated Associa.
ton of the 20 per cent. extra dema nd for
steel rails. The manufacturers scale de-
pands reduction Of from 20 20 90 Per cent.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15

ATLANTA, Ga, May IA AT to days session
Of the National Convention of the Y. NJ. @.
A, the President announced the standing
committees A paper WAS read on the kind
Of State work done by the Associations. w.
E. Lewis, State Secretary of Wisconsin. was
called to the chair, aud an opportunity given
for asking questions. Bishop Baldwin, of
Huron, Canada, gave most instructive AID
spirited Bible reading on the Work of the
Holy Spirit. San Francisco ms chosen a
the nsxt place Of nesting. in 1886.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15

MR. Cox has decided 60 so to Turkey. He
says: II will say am getting old and ava.
ricious, and want to make my book a sue.
cess and make money by it.. don't care 10
stay in Congress, for it will require much
work. especially with Democratic admins.
hatson. The President has told me that he
viii give me plenty Of time to finish my
work here and assert matters before go to
Turkey. and this is particularly kind and
thoughtful OF him. will probably leave
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15

Special 20 the sentinel.

COLUMBUS, Msy 14.-Martin Wentworth,
the farmer who was run over here week
ago by the CARS on tie Madison branch of
the ]. M. and l. road, died from his injuries.
A suit for damages will be instituted by the
attorney of the estate OF the deceased.
Judge n. L Carr is lying very low at his
residence in this placs.
Colonel G. w. Palmer is very low with
typhoid fever His recovery is very doubtfoi.
TIE Grand Jury closed It's lsbors 10 day,
after beiDg in session sixteen days. Twenty
two bills were returned
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15
The President means business. A Wash
iDgton epecial eeys:

President Cleveland has q way of couductin.
his Cabinet meetings that Is perfect Keeping
with business habits. IL is said that ne frequently
Iaps the members to order when they wander too
far from the subject Undar discussion. aud calls
their attention 70 the fact that they can't afford TO
spend 81 day at Cabinet meeting. One day last
week. after the President had had occasion to adj
minister little OF this sort of discipline as Sec.
rotary LANAI was passing down stairs IN company
with a brother Cabinet officer, the Mssissippian
remarked. with twinkle in his eye: "Our com
mitee appears 10 have chairman this session."
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15

IT appears from our telegram from Bloom
ington, Ind, that Myron A. Raymond, ar.
rested q. Seymour and taken to Blooming.
ton, is guiltless o. the forgery charged against
him Mrs. lines testified tina. she signed the
order which Raymond is charged with hav-
ing forged. Raymond will bring suit for
false imprisonment against Holly, of Indian
apolis, who cause d his arrest
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15
A Confessed Murderer IN Danger OF E:sing
Hung by q Mob.


RENssELAER, Ind, May i4.-Thers lie con-
siderable apprehension that a mob will
attempt o-night to hang WartIer, the con-
fessed murdered of John Dreger. The Wart-
ner case was revtr I'D by the Supreme Court
few days ago. The authorities CLAIM 10 be
q bic to maintain order
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15

WHALES said to he frequent visitors at Par
Hsrbor this spring One was noticed quite near
the shore the other day.-Inter- Ocean.
As Mr.. Jim Blaine is about due at Bar
Harhor, perhaps that whale is looking for
him. Blaine tried to be Moses, but he is
only Jonah.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15
leno the appointment.

GENERAL BRAGG. it is said Is not satisfied
with the administration. He is in Washing
ton expressing displeasure at some things
the President hes bsen doing. He must not
become on Q of Mr.. Cievelan6s enemies. He
is the gentleman that loves Mr.. Cleveland
because OF the enemies he has made" This
should give him pause
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15

VICE PRESIDENT HENDRICKS held bril-
liant reception in Philadelphia the night
before he returned to Washington. 1t was
rendered him by Dr. William Thompson,
and he was presented to all the distinguished
citizens of Philadelphia irrespective of
party
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15
City Council.

Special to the Sentinel.
LoeANsFIRT, Ind, Msy l4-Mayor Bring
hurst, the newly elected Republican Mayor,
has laken charge of his office and opened .
police docket. The City Council is now
equally divided, five Democrats aud five Re-
publicans, giving the latter control OF the
CITY
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15

IHE Illinois Legislature seems to be in
earnest regarding the election of United
States Senator. Several ballots were taken
yesterday with an indication at this writing
that an all night session vas probable. Mr..
Morrison has Withdrawn from the contest.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15
Jeweiry stare Damaged by Fire.
Special to the Sentinel

BRAZIL, May II The book and jewelry
store of ID. w. Brattin was injured by fire
to-day to the amount OF 500. The fire
originated from the sun, By shining upon
picture frames with glass in them in such .
way as to bring the rsys 10 = focus UPON
some paper and thereby communicated to
the building. TIE property is insured in
the Germanis and German A merican.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15

AN atrocious murder was committed in
Howard County several days ago, but the
victim of the crime was only discovered
yesterday. Details Will be found 10 a spe-
cial telegram from our kokomo correspond
emit, printed in another column of this
paper.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15

THE President would be sustained by tae best
public sen tiinent in making cseau sweep OF the
Malone ofceholdeIs in Virginia. They are often
sive partisans, appointed by corrupt means for
dishonest purposes.-Boston Herald.
Yes, bat they voted for Blaine. That
should save them in The opinion of the Bour-
bon Republican organe
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15
browns Himself.

Special to the Sentinel.
DELPHF, Ind, May II ALBERT Thompson,
an old reaioent OF Pitts6urg, this county,
suicided to day by drowning in the river.
His vile brought suit for divorce this week,
and be committed the act few hours after
receiving the summons to-day.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15

We had I'm type for this weeks issue the death OF
M. watson. OF Washington Township, who died
bcfesved widow sad child: but on Learning that
the widow had shaken OF her weeds and trans
our sympathy. and would like to have the Time :.
i0aa seua down . book OF quo .atiols. 90 that
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15

Hon. BILL CHANDLER continues to hustle
around the streets of Washington as IL he
were still at the head of the Navy Depart
ment William. the occupation" is there,
but you're gone Sad
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15

va may be able 10 end q verse suitable to appead
10 their marrisc. notice. We un 1ersand that has
band No. ] had been dead Just nine days 70 q
minute when No stood Az. and claimed tire
widows hand in marriage
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15
The Mansfield, O., Shield SAYS;

Let the administration spit on Its hands, take a
fresh hold. get down 70 business, and give Us q
few more Democratic Postmasters.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-15

are rrspsctsble snd cafe hosselries in Iudiaa-
apolis for any sized pocketbook and aay
taste. 60 the travelling public may stop with
us. With confident assurance OF polite attsn-
ton. good bed aud good fare
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