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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17
Sherman, Logan and Hosr q Neceasity

0AorLn3h, Logan ANA Hopr D Necessity
DALLAS, Oct. &C. Editor HERALD, !
You should not take tho defeat OF
She Democracy in Ohio 50 mucA to
heart. l look upon 1t as fortunate Tor
the South. SO long as ouch fanatics az
Sherman, Logan and Hoar live hore to
Islander, Willy and plot TO place the
Southern States back under carpet
bag and military rule, go long viii
these States bs uaited, solid as
one man, and with the aid
of g. few Northern Statag.
such as New York and New Jersey
or Now York and Indiana, inyincibie
in presidential election. But kiln on
these well. knowni pronounced and un,
questioned enomies OF tho South, and
enemies OF everything Southern, than
Southern unity would cease 10 BIS a
necessity. John Sherman fs the
meanest Of tho trio. Logan, tho most
Ignorant and, therefore, the
least dangerous. Hoar Ia a
Virulent New England fanatic
OF the old school. The three lead the
Republican party, and will from our
standpoint forever cast q halo around
~ inliIllcul 10 bhe South. There is no
doubt they would II they could reduce
1t to tho yasaalage OF Ireland and
Poland, This is tho true explanation
OF the Solid South--why il Is so. Rs
move this tho common danger hy kill
ing oil It's cause and thenwe would bs
lulled into sleep. SO long as Rome had
enemies it fesJeJ, IL was united
and moro than mach for any nBslon
in the world. But when 1t conquered
ell-hBd no enemies and nothing To
fear, II sunk into lsxury,iuto lathorzy,
into indolency and was DESTROYED by
barbarianism, % q housing owl kills
the eagle.
And hence say John Sherman in
office, John Sherman waving his
bloody shirt, John Sherman yiliifyinp
the Southern people, 10 necessary
10 keep wide awake, to
mako our people, now rapidly run
ming mad after wealth and developing
the country, take deep interest in
public affairs and ON election DAYS
poll nearly unanimous vote agSinst
John Sherman aud his party. Ii there
was no devil there would DO few
Chrisuans' GENERAL JACKSON.
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=, AFRO you made miserable by indigos-
uon, constipation, dizziness, loss of
appetite yellow skin2 Shiloh's Vital
i ,,, y positive cure. Sold by j., L.,
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Wo havS used Tongaline in several
cases OF nouralgiR and rheumatism,
ana relief has followed It's use IN every
instance, DRs. N. A, u A. Mccoy,
piuaon, Tenn,
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W. NJ III A Il y II Nj A n
President ofthe great Louisville Courier
Journal Co., tells what heknows of
Winiersmith's Chill Cure.

OFFICE OF THE CouRIER-JouRNAI.
Louisville, Ky.
DIR. Wintersmith, Sir: l waive u rule
have observed for many years, the value OF
your remedy prompting me to say, In re-
ply TO your request what know OF your
Chill Cure The private assurance OF lis
eincacy had, and the good results of It's
elects had observed on Mr.. II. w. Mere
dith, who for more than fifteen years had
been foreman of my Office, induced mo TO
test II In my family. The results have been
entirely satisfactory The first case was
two years standing In which | believe ev.
cry known. remedy had been tried with
temporary rellof-the ohills returning PEE
rl0dically and with seemingly Increased
severity Your cure broke them at once,
ana there has been no recurrence of them
FOR more than six months. The other case
was OF mllder form, and yielded more
readily TO other remedies, but the chills
would return at intervals, until your medl.
cine was used, since which time, now sew
eral months, they have entirely dlsap.
peared. From tho opportunity have had
70 judge. do not hesitate to express nv
belief that your Chill Cure IL o valuable
specific and performs all you promise for Il.
Respectfully, W. N. HALDEMAN.
ARTHUR PETER Il CO.. Agents,
IouisyilIa' Kv.
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Fita.

All Fits stopped free! DR.. Klluo's
great nerve restOrer. No fits after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
and 50 trial bottle free to fit cases.
Send 20 Dr.. klino, 93l Archstreet, Phil
adelphia, Pennsylvania.
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II. D. Burr q Bro. are solo aronts
ior the celebrated s'1xnox Hst.W tina
very best made. COS Main stroSe
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>, IhO best euro 10 a preventive.
hepntaSono will prevent most of tho
ailments common 10 tho Southern
States II used In time.
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Where 1 have used Tongalino in
cases ofnouralgla 1t has worked very
satisfactorily so far. X, w. Brady, nj.
d., Honosdnlo, Pa.
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The Esty orgens. win A. watkin
u CO.. HERALD building.
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Goto ace u. ". Burr & Bros. iino line
OF goods. They win undera9ll all
competitors, 10 per cent as least. COS
Main street.
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III Thero Ia Life
Lett IN the bulbs, Psrkor's Hair Bal
sam VIII promote q now growth of
mar. lscoots but little to try 10. 90
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Notice 10 Pubiishcrs.
A Chambers Folder in perfect ortier.
for sale cheap. Address HERALD oiilce'
Dallas, Texas. '''
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:, just try q bottle OF DR.. Scott's Cocoa
IRON ana PHOSPHORUS. For salo by all
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nrnniscnnnas linrn,i

pr. Hammer, tho dtunkard's iriond,
will be 1t the 80. James hotel for a few
weeks. Call and DO cured,
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Bouohe, the grocer, has as One tOa,
coiieo, sugar, canned goodp, 40 can DO
bought anywhere.
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Whom Yon Catch cold.

Benson's Capolne Porous Plnsters
quickly drive away aches and pains
resulting from colds. Try them. Is
Cpnta,
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Orr, "a Main street, is receiving
large sh,pmonts OF buggles, carriages,
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John Cisentrsut, brlcklayer, cistern
builder and setting CRATES and all
kinds of tielwork. Leave orders az 4li
Commerce street.
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Just try o bottle of DR.. Scotys Cocoa.
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by al
druggists.
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Puro and uncolorod, and guaranteed
unadulterated, May Blossom Tea Mt so
cents pound In one pound packages
81 Bouche's, sos Main street.
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For your bowels and liver take He
nstoSone every other nigh' urtil Huf-
ilciontly aroused.
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"a LIrrLN coy UURrp ,.

Mash Nash, CoVlngton, Ky, write:
a ,,,1il OF our customers bought your Curl.
nada KIND OF humor In the head, so that
Nc NC wass solid scab of sores He was en-
ureiy cured, and his father says he would
nnl psgrudge $500 for the good II has done
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just try n bottle OF DIR. Scott's Cocoa
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

just try a bottle Of Dr. SCOTS Cocoa.
lion aud Phosphorus. For sale by all
druunlRts.
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, q positive
euro for catarrb, diphtheria and cank-
or mouth. Sold by j. Il. Williams IL
Co.
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Ask your grocer for Felton's screened
cornmeal.
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sod everywhere, Price. CUrIougA. 80
cents; EEsoIYENT, Si,00; SOAR, IS cents.
Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEM
IuAL Co., Boston, Massachusetts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

joel II. Frazier whisky cures
dengus iover At Two Brothers
saloon.
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Sleepless nights made miserable by
That terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is
the remedy for you. Sold by j. l..
Williams IL Co.
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Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price so cents. Nasal in
.ioctor free. Sold by j. l.. Williams Il
IN -
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Motfeit& Lack, dyers and cleaners
I05 Elm street.
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Bouohe, tho Main street grocer,
keeps nothing but tho freshest grocer,
les, canned goods and green groceries,
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ORE buggies are selling fast, IA
Main street.
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Group, whooping cough and bron.
chitis immediately relieved by Sbi-
loh's Cure. Sold by J. l.. Williams n
90.
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SEQ Castles Bros'. Is cont scarf.
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TIM ROAD LAW,

The road law is at present receiving
such atsontlon as will bring IL before
the legislature for revision. There
is no question but what It stands sadly
In noed OF repairs, ~ under tho pres.
ont system but little attention Ia paid
to tho working or establishing ofroadH.
1t has boon suggested that tho employ
ment OF conviots 10 work tho public
Thoroughbred would DO advisable, and
While this may DO truo IL would not DO
amistaken Idea TO TAX every, property
owner, resident or non-foaidont, for
the purpose Of keeping up tho roads OF
the country. To compel man who
does not own dollars worth OF roel
estate In y county 20 contribute ave
days labor or S., TO tho Improvement
Of some ono else's property, while the
same property hol6eris . nOn-r0sldnnt
and escapes the law, IN anything but
Just. What we mood ~ y more just
and indiscrim'paiing road law, aud
then the present evil viii be remodlsd.
--[Wichita Herald,
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THE ROAD LAW.

Tho oaly change, 10 our Judgment,
that should DO made In tho law In;
Every man, Il matters aot how old he
Is, should work tho roads. II is not
right 10 make an ls.yosr old boy who
can not vote work the roads when the
strnng.healthy man OF 5yoars pays not
n nickle 20 keep mp tho roads that he
has moro intereet In than the boy.
Tho law provides that every male BE-.
tweon tho agos oil IL and - ~ liable 20
be warned out to work the roads. The
man who has great deal Of property,
and whom tho fUsds benefit the most,
IL, perchancc, over a. years old aud
does no work. The heafdless
youth has reached Is and
without property Is CON.
pol1od 70 work or else dodge the read
oyer1eer. This IL oil wrong. A Then
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-26
THE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Condition OF the Fruits and 0rains-Au
Ideal Kitchen Discussed.

The Marion County Horticultural and l&riccl-
tural Society held an interesting meeting in ne
rooms OF the State Board OF Agriculture yesterday
afternoon. the attendance being larger than usuaI
and the discussion more than ordinarily fnsegcGk-
ing. Papers were read and discussed % hereto
fore published. and the regular committees made
reports upon the crops ana fruit prospects From
these II is learned tfas the wheat IL not more t1on
half crop, and that general farming Is very boCk
wsId The fruit tree are but little damaGcos GU1
the apples. pears and cherries in fine cond{<
tion. but the peaches and plums are ell ki1lc6..
Grapes are considerably damaged, but the bxIy
crop promises TO be very fair.
Much interest was manifested In the o11nyu ~
an Ideal Kitchen" prize having been o01roo
Tor the best. ana three essays being kUbmltte4 0u
the subject. The contestants were Min lee 4{cn~
ardsoD. Mrs. &. Robbins and Mrs A. @. Chond1Gr,
each of whom submitted sn illustrated oo1<v,
showing diagram of their ideal kitchen. oD6
giving illustrations of the various utou0{o - -
used. Mrs. J. j. Kingsbury. Ms Alcxau0o<
heron and Mrs. Denly were appointed comnI1-
lee to make the award, aud will report at thc nex<
meeting.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-26
GENERAL GRANT.
He Passed kather Uncomfortable Night,
and Did Not Take His Usual
Carriage R,de.

NEW YORK. April 25.-Genersl Grant cid not get
settled for the night until about l O'Clock this
morning. He received ve minims OF morphine
and after O'Clock ne slept at intervals. The sore
at the tase othe tongue appeared angry last night
anu restlessness may have been the result. b,
tween and O'Clock this morning the patient
sic I most OF the time, and when he aroused and
his throat was examined there were more iavora-
bic indications tnsn J, sterdsy. When DR.. Doug
las leit, at $50 o. N he said the Gtnsral had
passed vsry quiet night, though his sletp was
somewhat broken. so far as toe physical condi-
ton OF General Grant is concerned. he might with
safety be removed 20 the mountains or seaside to-
mOrr0u, but no exodus will occur until the first
OF July. That the General viii survive the sum
mer is the belief Of all those in position TO
know.
General Grant did not take his usual carriage
ride to-day. He had passed uncomtorts ole
night, ana the weather was considered too cool
for him TO venture out
Arrangements have been completed for the re-
moval of General Grant and his entire family TO
Mount McGreg0r some time during the latter part
OF June. The use Of the cottage OF Joseph W.
Drexel was rendered to General Grant this morn
ing. and was accepted by Colonel Grant in behalf
OF his father. Colonel Grant said to the gentle
ran who had called TO complete the arrangements
for the Generals trip that if his father continue cd
TO improve for one month longer as rapidly as he
had ouripg the past few weeks he would be
stronger than he was Year ago. 1t is expected
that Or. Douglas will remain with the General
durne bis stay in the mountsins.
General Grants physicians some time ago de-
cioed tbet change 10 q dryer atmosphere would
be'beneh1isl: that IL would be unwise for their
patent 10 spend the warm season a. the seaside
Mr.. Drexell has given directions that his cottage
ST all be put in order the Grant family once.
Colonel Grant says that he believes his fathers
changed condition was due In great measure TO
the many kind and generous manifestations of
pubic interest and regard.
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Foreign Notes.

French maD-of-war left the harbor OF Alex
andria and is now anch ored of the entrance.
The British Cabinet sal three and half hours
yesterday afternoon. IL understood the
Afghan situation has not been improved.
BY official decree the Austrian Reichsrath has
been dissolved. The general election for Dspu-
lies is expected to take place in June next
II Is reported that the troops belonging % Fl
Mahdi's army at AbduIman are wavering in their
loyalty to the Prophet, in consequence OF his re-
cent military reverses
Paris special to the Exchsng Telegraph Com
pany states that the French foreign Office has re-
ceived an intimation that Russia will not accept
any terms OF foreign mediation, even If offered.
1t is announced that the French Government is
abou. 10 undertake the prosecution OF the action
of the Public Debt Commissioner against the
Egyptian Government for the suspension OF the
sinking fund.
The Egyptian Government has rendered no Of
fers OF compromise 10 the French Government;
on the contrary, the Egyptian Ministry are firm
and believe their action IN euppressing the
French newspapers fully justified. Nevertheless,
II is hoped that an amicable settlement may be
iya daf
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-26
Met Els waterloo.

During the great reunion o: veterans af M0ne-
spolis last summer the Carleton OPEN CoE>s1ny
was singing a. the Opera house IN that cIf1x Hho
opening performance The Merry MAJ ana
the boxes were occupied hy General ". I. M&o{-
man and Others who had taken part IN Wnr ~
merry the minicry they WisuosnG6. C114
ton has lot OF unusually pretty chorus <1rIG< M
incidental 10 the opera they KAve f11GDs 1<<i1-
This caught the veterans right where fhcy iva.
and so pleased them that Genera 8hernn0 p1>~
soldiers drill with greater precision and aocu<1c<
than the young ladies OF the Carleton 0ccr4 Cou1-
peny have attained" It was fcpO<cD1 II So
psperf and of course Carleton WoS ocI1EEfo<L O.
iUrn be invited tie old General ana UnR(H . GD11o
again. In note accepting the f0v{4n1Dn WuoenI
sherman stated that lie 7on1 fn<t(uct ~ 1a{r
euardsmen In q new novemeDf II detbod- Ac-
ooTdingly between acts. Just be{o<9 - 4z1lC1
went on, o,G Tecuulseh was s(ro1<e5 ffon the 61x
10 the stage, where the girls we're s-fr 411G q GL
Carleton introduced him .fl1 - .+
"Young lsdies." said he. "tnU y t7G 4I1<fn-
gufthfd General sber ran. lie hrs volonlorxad
"a ins rnct Won. and you no~ s1aSet tee u<o1ld
honor of being under tie comzuG1E1 0< re-
nowDed q tscticjan. &tf -
attention. company =" <44 -
An heads up and eyex gllr1on1u1 "a fhen thu
voice the sound of which - Woyoo fbcusS1ds
OF men marching through GrcI1 on4 down 10
Advance sinFiy and m1o6o 1cue cDunender. -
The lovely legion were 20 p>ImnA bat tkzy
rad been In the bustnem loIX -M10u11 - knov
e sis; Sss s'; 's:s 8; ;s::''ss ;:'::' { {
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-26
JOHN BRIDGES TROUBLES.
Under Cover OF Night, Enemies De-
stroy His Property.

Sentinel Readers will remember John Bridge.
who was arrested last summer for assault end bat
tery with intent TO kill his brotner-in-lsw. Jsmes
Barnett, IN a quarrel between the two. Aiter hls
trial, last fall, in the Criminal Court John moved
TO the city in order 10 send mis- children 70 ocnoo'
where they would not be annoyed by the child
again TO his farm, and has been annoyed In
various ways by persons who have not the man
sorts OF malicious and mischevious tricks Upon
him under cover of the night. Among other
things, Mr.. Bridges prepared hot-houee on
20.0c0 cabbage. sweet potatoes. tomatoes ana
other plants. This has been coming on IN 6nc
shape. but when he rose yesterday morning he
found that some one ned broken the sash and
Plass coverings, and utterly ruined ell his plautz
his Is acting monotoDons, ana tits highly prob
be a serious one. that ID viii result In some oDo
going TO prison, and that IL will come OF at an
early date
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-26
THE NEW HOSPITALS.
The Board Considering Claim <or
Extra Work-Are the Richmond
Plans Defective2

The Board of Commissioners for fhs new Inr<uc
Hospitals were in session again yesterday, snd 3D.
journed at O'Clock ~ meet on Thursday sext-
Routine business was transacted. but the n>>><or
psrt Of Yesterdays session was consumed IN dis
cussing claim for Ira work on the Richnord
building. made in behalf OF q sub contractor ana
presented to the board by Mr. Campbell TIE con-
tractor OF the building. hsppesrk thar IN placing
the foundation OF part Of the building IL vas
necessary 10 make the excavation about fwe'Ve
inches deeper than provided for the specifications
end the superintendent OF Construction. NJ
kaufman, and the architect Nr. Ketchsm. order
ed the work 20 be done. The board
matter. and snsiiy sdiourned Whom com
ing TO any conclusion, the question
being 10 arrive at the exact anount of extra work
tnereior
There was q rumor yesterday. after the boxrc
hfd ao.ourneo, 10 the effect that some defecr had
bSen discovered in the plans OF the Richmond
building, and that the contractor had said thst
the work could not proceed under the present
il woul1 be better snd ,css expensive 20 make the
change now tnan ~ wait till the work had PRO-
grefsed farther; A Sentinel reporter rried 70 1nd
Mr. Camp1eld before he left the city, but IN this
ne failed, snd the rumor could not be confirmed
The attention of three commissioners called
TO il, however. and they declared that nothing of
the kind mad been mention "a % them. Colonel
Gray of Noblesvfle. said thai The board had
deTed change In one OF the cottages at Richmond
during It's visit 10 that place on Thursday. bufl<
was not done on eccoUnt Of any imperfection
in the plsns or IL i.e voTk. and the change would
not cost more than go SPEAKING further. the
Colonel said that the plans ana speci6catlocs
are perfect. and strict adherence 10 them viii
give the State the best public buildings it ear
had" He declared that the board had the most
perfect confidence in the arthltect and thai. 80
far as they know. no fault whsteyer had been
found with his work. The other two menbeu Of
the board who were present inaorseo the Colo
neis statement
The reporter calico heir attention 10 the fact
that Mr Campfeld's attorney. Hon. Frank Mat
tier. had visited the Richmond building in CON-
pany with the board, and asked for what purpose
or in what capacity be went They replied toot
they did no; know, but they believed ne Wa The
attorney for the sub-coniractor who performed
the extra work in ting for the fouud8<101>
and they supposed he might baye gone s0x the
purpose OF guarding his interest Il was learned
from a reliable source. however. that Xa<tler
claims a defect in the plans and has been en-
ployed by Contractor Campfeld win the rn0or-
sisndine that questions OF importance will arise
IN carrying them out. ~. .
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-26
SHE TOOK BER TRUNK,
But Who Took Her2 Ali There's the
Rub.

Edward Hinkle. OF % south West street, went -
bis home lat evening about 6 O'Clock, and iouDd
his wife gone. Examination proved That ~
trunk had been so carefully packed that she bad
forgotten nothing. Not knowfaE what else - -
Hinkle went to the depot to see il she hs5 60
there and il possible TO secure her arrest ~
trains bad left the station few momenis beloEo10
arrived, and IL she had boarded any o. e TIT
the police knew nothing Of e. He DoUIn<u14
would appear 10 take one OF the night tu1luk 0ut
she did not come. Ii Is pretty certain, be eI1Ek
lover, railroad man, TO Usrlo0, o. HIn11
says he and his wife have always uv11
osether. but he is positive that the railrood uGn
took her sway. He was very much dfe1ccuD1
over the matter. but was not aole to Ro6n any -
hisction Up 10 last sccOunA Hlnkle II 3 6or-
risge painter. he has no Children.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-26
CONDENSED THLEGRtMS.

Bushnell White, Tor tssnty-six years Uulted
States Commissioner in the Cleveland District
died yesterday OF old age.
Grundy. the county sest OF Buchanan County,
Va, was almost destroyed by FIRE this morning.
The Courthouse aud county records burned.
W. L. holland Miller, OF Brueetown, Frederick
County, Va. assigned. Liabilities SIS 900. assets.
$1,000; creditors in indianapolis and Springfield,
Ohio, preferred
The Kentucky Race Association meeting which
begins May 3, promises to be the finest ever held
in that city. Three hundred horses are entered.
The meeting lsss eight days.
An epiderzic resembling typhoid fever is raging
IN Plymouth, Pa. Upwards OF fifteen deaths oc-
Cured yesterday, and thirteen Friday The dis
ease is due 10 the bad sanitary condition OF the
town.
There Is great excitement in Montreal over the
news from the Northwest. II is expected that
some OF the volunteer regiments OF this district
will go TO the front. The water IN the river 4:
steadily subsiding.