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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
BONDED WHISKY.
The secretary of the Treasury supports the
Attorney GenersPs Decision.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6-The Secretary OF
the Treasury this afternoon signed and pro-
m1lgated a regulation to enforce the recent
decision OF the Attorney General in refer
snce to the bonded period of whisky.
The principal amendment of existing reg
ulations consists of striking out the words
thirty days" in the expectation bonds now
in use, and substituting such time,
not exceeding seven months, as Ia
the opinion OF Collectors may be
reason ably required in the process OF
expectation, including bona fide and neces-
sary delays in the warehouse caused by
operations incidental to expectation sub
seguent to the 6liDg of the bond or ip
promptly securing ocean transportation 70
the pert OF destination.
Collectors are required to see that the de-
clsretion OF intention TO export is explicit
and in good faith; that the export stamps
are paid for, taxes on deficiencies paid. aud
bonds with ample security furnished
The regulations also require Collectors to
list and report monthly all spirits which
have renamed in warehouse more than
three years, except such as are covered bs
transportation or expectation bonds. in the
condition OF which there has been no breach.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
EX. SENATOR M'DONALD.
The Washington Star His Cabinet Pros
pects-What Senator Voorhees, aud
Others Say.
Special to the sentinei.

Special to the sentinei.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6 6-To-nights Star takes
the Indiana Democrats to task for not giving
ex-senator Mcdonald a more fervent aud
enthusiastic support for Cabinet position.
1t says that, while the party in that State
seems to be unanimous in its indorsemen',
ii indores him much as ii did at the Chicago
Convention. In every State there is [ ell
ing tha. be should be given place in the
Cabinet, 1T states, and it is generally under.
stood thst be will be called to place in the
Cabinet. It quotes gentleman who claims
to have had a conversation with Mr.. McDon-
sid very recently, who says the latter desires
the Secretaryship OF War, since Garland is
to be Attorney General. So far Mcdonald
has been given no indication from Cleveland
personally as to who would be asked to take
portfolio IN the Cabinet.
Senator Voorhees, says the party in Indiana
is solid for Mcdonald. and that the indorse-
ment of him is very earnest, Colonel Dics
Bright says every respectable Democrat in
the State is cordially for Mcdonald for .
Cabinet position.
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never was an election in Cincinnati where
there was such deep feeling aud such
excitement On both sides as at the October
election. believe IL we had not had Dep
uty MaTshals our streets would ave run
with blood.
After requesting the witness to produce
number of papers that had been referred 10.
Mr.. Follett announced the examination
ended.
Judge Foraker began the cross ssexsmina-
ton by asking IL the witness had knowledge
of any Democrat who was hindered or pre-
vented from casting legal vote at the Octo-
Der election by reason of the presence of
deputy Msrshsls. Witness said he had
made dilligent inquiry and had not heard of
e single instance. On the contrary on cleo
ton day considerable number of Repub-
lican votes par ticulsrly from the Eighth
Ward, came to his Office bleeding from vio-
lence suffered there, and saying they could
not vote. BE received calls that day from
the Sixth, Fifth and other wards sor more
Deputies on account of the violence
shown to Republican veters. This
caused him to appoint Deputies
on election Gay. In the Eighth Ward the
deputies were knocked down and revolvers
taken from them. The reason he sent more
deputies to the Sixth Ward was that X was
notorious for fraud ard violence. At the
last spring election the Democratic maj ority
wss increased from 36S 70 955 in this ward
1t wes such q manifest fraud that even tie
Cincinnati Enquirer called attention to it
and denounced it. The defiant hostility OF
the city and county authorities the night
before election was shown in the arrest of
his deputies, even when they were serving
warrants, led him to expect trouble. To the
best of his knowledge 1000 Deputy Sherifs
were appointed.
Objection was made to question as 20
the comparative vote in October ana Novem-
Der.
Mr.. Follett said he did not want TO inyes.i.
gate the November election.
Judge Foraker arg1ed it was proper 10
show the fact that at the November election,
when there were no Deputy Marshals, the
candidates for Mr.. Follett's party received
fewer votes than Mr.. Follett. in order to dis
prove the charge against Marshal Wright,
that his course prevented voters from exer-
cising their rights.
Mr.. Follett said this could not tend TO
prove anything at all, as in the case OF New
York City. A variance of the vote for cam
didates OF the same party was many thous-
ands between the State and National cendi.
dates.
The commission ruled that the total vote
of the different parties at the October and
November elections might be pat in evil
dence.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
INTER. STATE COMMERCE BILL.
Parliamen Tactics of the Thinnest
Kind Employed to Defeat Both It
and the Mexican Pension Bill
-DodgiDg the Issue.

special TO the Sentinel.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Can impression pre-
walls among Western statesmen here that an
Interstate Commerce bill of some character
will be passed within the next eight weeks.
There is but little difference BE-
tween the opinions OF those in either House
who favor the measure as to what it should
be. 1t is to be some what in the form OF the
original proposition, the execution OF the
law being in the hands of the Commissioner.
About the same tactics are being en-
ployed to defeat this bill as that
pitted sgainst the life o; the Mexi-
can War pension bill. Amendments that
are silly and delays that are ridiculous are
proposed by those who can not come out
and fairly face the issue. 1t looks little
more encouraging for final vote on the
Inter State than the Mexican War DILL, how
ever
From the ma nner in which these two bills
are being b. ndled one is led on the spot to
conclude that there is pretty near "a much
science in dodging issues nowadays as there
is in treating them with intelligence. From
political view point there can De no doubt
OF It.
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MEXICAN PENSION BILL.
1t 10 In Great Jeopardy From the Anxiety
OF Members to Defeat 1t In soms
Underhand Manner.

Special 10 the Sentinel.
WASHINGTON, Jan. AS the time ap-
prosches when vote must be taken upon
the Mexican War Pension bill much ner-
vousness is perceptible. not only in Congress
but throughout the country. Members are
receiving letters, kilograms and petitions by
the thousand daily. It is we'll that there
is lood deal of agitation on the subject,
for the interests of the bill are being very
much jeoparjized by delay and by mend.
meuts. There is quite a large number OF
members-possibly a majority of them-who
want to see the bill defeated. 1t is charged
that Mr.. Townshend, of Illinois. who has
charge of the bill on the floor OF
the House. ard who openly favors it, is op-
posed o the measure, and is secretly trying
ID defeat il by delays and amendments
Few there are in any section OF the country
who can afford to sntagonize the measure
in the shape il is, because it
very materially interests every soldier
who served in either the Mexican
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RaNDALLS SCHEME A FAILURE.
The Least Objectionable Portion, as or
fered by Mr.. Biscock, a Com
plete Failure.

Special 20 the Sentinel.
WAsHINeToH, Jan. 6.-The House has al
ready demonstrated that it will refuse to fol-
low the lead OF Mr.. Randall in the plan he
proposes to cut down the income of the
Government He wants to abolish the
internal revenue system. On Monday
an effort was made in that
direction, under the leadership of Mr.. His
cock, q New York protectionist aud the
most Objectionable part of Mr.. Rsndall's
scheme-thst of removing the tax on
whisky--was included. Simply the propo.
sition to take the tax off of fruit brandies
and tobacco was proposed, and it was de-
feated by very decided majority, and much
to the surprise of those who saw the propo-
sition combatted.
1t is thought Mr.. Randall will not try to
advance his hobby in this House, nor in the
next, either, unless ne is given to ur der
stand that there has been great change by
the change Of Congresses. The idea of abol-
ishing the tax on fruit brandy has long been
brosched in Congress, and is championed by
temperance people in some localities. 1t
will simply enable the farmer TO get
market for his surplus fruit to be msnufac.
tn ed into spirits. He can not do 50 now,
because the tax places the domesti, fruit
brandy at figure almost as high as the i'm
ported, which, being superior in quality. oc-
cupies the market. The members from the
Carolinas and virginiss, from portions OF
New York. New jersey and Northern Ohio,
are for ii, regardless of party.
If Mr.. Randalps plan fails after being dis
sected, and the Objectionable features oblit-
Grated, his friends fear he will fail alto
gether. The subject has excited good deal
Of comment ana some feeling.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Tho Pall-Mau Gazette on Chamberlsin's
Speech at Birmingham.

LONDON, Jan. 6.-The Pall-Mall Gazette
criticises the speech of Chamberlain, Presi-
dent of the Board OF Trade, at Birmingham,
last night, and chsrscterizes the speech as
"Lsying down programme consisting OF
old radical fads."- The Gazette, however,
thinks Chamberlain can be forgiven much
for his declaration that the English democ-
racy will stand shoulder to shoulder through
out the world to maintain the honor and in
tegrity OF the Empire" Chamberlain's ex-
preston of regret at Germany's annexstions
OF territory in the Pacific is considered uu-
fortunate. 1.-The people," it says, ''sre not
irritated at Bismarck, but at the inertia OF
the English Government" The Gazette
ridionles Chsmberlain's declaration against
the destruction of Egypt's independence,
which it contemptuous describes as the
independence of msrionettes."
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points they have been instructed to stand
Tor q seventy cent rate for mining.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 6.--In addition to those
slready reported, the following mills have
resumed or will start during this week:
Chess, Cook e. Co.'s nail mill; Wilson, Walk
er & Co s iron mill; Jones & Laughlin's bar
mill; Singer Il Nimick's sheet mill and the
Black Diamond steel works of Park Bros
a Co, at Sharon, Pa. The Kimberly iron
works and valley mills resumed yesterday.
The works of the Sharon Iron Company will
not start until next week. The Sharon stove
works, which ordered reduction OF 20 per
cent. in the wages OF ali employees, have
compromised on 10 per cent. cut, and
work will be resumed on Thursday st Can
onsbuTg, Pa The Burke manufactory has
received orders which will keep the works in
operation for year.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07

MADRID, Jan. 6-The people in Grenada
are thoroughly frightened by the succession
of earthquake shocks. They are removing
their goods from their houses, and living in
the open fields A severe earthquake shock
was experienced in Grenada at 6 O'Clock yes
terdsy evening. II gave occasion for a PAM
among the convicts in the prison. They at
te:nx I'D - escape from Confinement, bat
were prevented by the civic guards. The
shocks were also felt at Lola and Mstrii.
King Alfonso is about TO make visit 70 the
provinces OF Grenada and Malaga
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
France Opposing Kasson's scheme.

BERLIN, Jan. 6.-Seyeral OF the Powers are
strongly urging the German Government to
publish the sixth conference protocol in
order to eniighten the public with reference
TO the isolated position France has adopted
in opposing the American neutrality pro-
iect, and thereby impeding the progress OF
humanitarian and commercial interests in
the district, in which France has only the
same interest ss the other Powers. The
American Government has instructed its
representative. KsssOn. to perseyere dill
gently in upholding the American scheme,
the adoption of which is desired equally by
England and Germany.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
Emperor william Write. a Reply.

BERLIN, Jan. g count Won Hstz teldt. the
PrussiaD Secretary OF State, ia taking fort
nights furlough.
The Emperor has written reply to the
New Years wishes presented 10 him by the
magistrates. He says it is a matter OF esps-
cial rejoicing that personal meeting of the
rulers OF three great States at Skiernievice
mas been atterded with hspey results. 1t is
guarantee OF peace abroad and continued
bene6cent progress at home.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
Trying to Compromise Egyptian Affairs,

PARIS, Jan. g The British Ambassador
had an interview with Premier Ferry yester-
day and today, when a compromise on tho
Egyptian question was discussed on the
basis OF England accepting the principle OF
the international control OF Egypt il France
consents to a reduction of interest on the
Egyptian unified debt. An agreement is
expected on this proposition. Lord Lyons
proposes TO open the informal meetings of
Ambassadors at Paris on the 18th inst for
the purpose OF discussing the Egyptian
question,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
The Farthouase xe,,ef Fopa

MADRID, Jan. 6.-The official report on the
earthquake states that 300 lives were lost in
Granada. The King has Increased his Der
sODsl don alton to the relief fund TO $50 000
The Emperor OF Germany has telegraphed
bis sympathy and a lakge contribution. Tas
relief fund is increasing wonderfully.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
Holmes, Life ofEmar,an.

LONDON, Jan. 6-Oliyer Wendsll Holmes'
life OF Emerson is the subject of enthusi-
sstic review in the Pail Mall Gazette. 1t is
a delightful book, SAYS the Gazette, and one
OF stirring interest Everyone will pres
emily be reading il. Its charm lies greatly
in the light thrown on the mind and genius
OF HolRes himself
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
Itching Diseases.

E,CZEAA, or Salt Rheum, with its a2onizing
IL itching and burning, instantly relieved by
warm bath with Cuticura Soap and a single eprdi-
cation of Cuticura, the great skin cure. This re-
peated DAILY with two or three doses of cuticasa
Resolvent, the new blood purifier, 10 keep the
blood COOL the perspiTation pure and unirritstEg,
will speedily cure Eczema. letter King worm,
Psoriasis. Iiohen Pruritus, Scald Head, Dandrgf,
and every species OF itching, scaly aud pimplT
humors of the scalp and skin, when the best phy{-
clans ard all known remedies fail.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07

war for sixty DAYS or the late war for six
months. So it is by strategy that the defeat
is TO be effected-a kind Of maneuver which
will leave the people of Cor gressIonal dis
trict In doubt whether their member favored
or opposed it. The bill is in great jeopardy
now
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
The Bumness Revival.

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.--Interviews with large
number of business men in this city reveal
the fact that there are rsAl evidences on
every hand of q good business revival. THIS
opinion prevails also among the msnufac-
turers. There is an increased demand for
all kinds of merchandise, and money collec-
tons sre more prompt.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
Wants HeIliEond.

LoNDos, Jan. The World says it is
rumored that Bismarck is willing to surren-
der Apgrs PequeDs and the rest of the ter
ritory which il claims on the east coast OF
Africa, in exchange for Helligond.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
ECZEMa TWENTY YEARS.

Ny gratitude to God Is unbounded for the relief
have obtained from the use of the Cutcura
Remedies. have been troubled with Eczema on
my legs for twenty years. had not a comforfa-
bic night for years. the burning and Itching were
so intense Now. afn happy 10 say, I have no
trouble. Only the livercoiored patches on my
limbs remain a. a token of my former misery.
HENRY l. SMITH,
ISS West avenue, Rochester, N Z.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
President orevy Orders Medical Repor,

fu Ahc tdSc tt
PARIS, Jan. President Grevy ordered a
medical report upon the mental state o.
Louise Michel. If she be declared insane,
he will liberate her under guarantees on
the part of her friends 10 provide for her
Rochefort in describing the return OF Louise
Michel to st. Lszare Pr son yesterday, ad-
mlts the directors and wsrders sho we'd her
great respect and attention, and provided
for her many comforts.
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Your most valuable Cuticura Remedies have
done my child so much good that feel like say
Ing this for the benefit OF those who are troubled
with skin disease Ny little girl was troubled
with Eczems. and tried several doctors and REM
edies, but did not a. her anv good until I used
the Cutieura Remedies, which speedily cured her,
for which i owe you many tS.nks and maw
nights Of rest. ANTON BOS5MIER
Onion Bakery. Edinburg. Ind.
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Trade and Labor Note,.

CoLUwBus O., Jan. 6.-The information
from the Hooking Valley is that all is quiet
among the striking miners Delegates have
been selected to the State Convention 20
convene in this city tomorrow, and at some
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
Thanks for the ronquin Victories.

PARIS, Jan. 6.-rhe government, in the
name Of France, has telegrsphed General
Negrier, at TonquiD, thanking hin for re-
cent brilliant victories over the Chinese.
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TErTEE OF THE SCALP.

was almost perfectly bald. caused by letter of
the top of the scalp. used your Cuticura Rene
dies about six weeks. and they cured my scalp
perfectly, and now my hair is coming back a.
shick as it ever WAS j. p. CHOICE,
WhftpSbOro' Tex
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The Most Worthy Portions OF
Randail's Scheme Defeated.
The Interstate Commerce and Mexican
Pension Bills Seem TO Be Bitter
Pills to Congressmen's
Palates.
The Washington Star on Ex.Sena.
tor McDonald's Prospects
for the Cabinet.

Circular to Internal Revenue Collect.
ors in Regard to Bonded Whisky
Interesting Washington Items.
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now ct Sbeerness has been ordered to be in
readiness for foreign service by January l3,
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IVY POISONING.

For all cases OF poisoning by Ivy or dogwood
eau warrant Cuticura to cure every time. 4 have
sold il for i've years. and il never fails
g. II. MORSE Druggist
Holliston. Mass.
Sold everywhere. Cuticur., soc: Soap, 25c: Re
solvent 81.
Potter Drug and Chemical CO., Boston.
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COyEYEp wrTH uLOrCHEs.

COSESED WITH BLOTCHES.
want 10 tell you thas your CutIcura Resolvent
In msgnffcelt About three months ago my face
was covered with blotches, and after using thee
bottles Of Resolyent was perfectly cured.
FREDERICK MATTRE,
% st. Charles street. New Orleans. La
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WHEN INDICATIONS.

FOR WEDNESDAY, - Slightly colder,
partly cloudy weather, local rains or snow,
followed by clearing weather.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-27
TIE NEWS.

THE COAST SURvEY.-Lieutenant s. c. Paine of the United States navy has for seve- ral weeks been conducting survey of the coast in this vicinity assisted by Ensign Grif- fin, Ensign Sweating and Engineer Kent. The chart of Long Island Sound which is now in use by all marines was made in 1855 and with the exception of the addition of lighthouses and buoys at points known to be dangerous there have been no changes made on the chart since that date. Lieutenant Paine is working in conjunction with a shore party of surveyors who have preceded him and es- tablished signals at their points of trianguIa- tion. Starting from these points the survey is continued off shore to distance that is known to be safe, and after the lines are To- cated on the working chart, frequent soundings are registered in order to correct any errors which may exist on the old chart. Black Rock harbor was surveyed two or three years ago, consequently it will not be neces- sary to dwell long there. The government schooner Ready in charge of Lieut.. Paine has now proceeded southward and about twenty miles more of this coast will be sur veyed before cold weather puts a stop to the work. Another party are now proceed ing in this direction from New York and it will require another year to complete the north side of the Sound. As the waters be- come narrower towards the East river it is necessary to take soundings at short CT intervals and hidden rocks of fer obstacles to rapid work. When com pleted the work of the engineers will be submitted to the coast survey department at Washington and new charts will be issued in place of the old. Coasting captains are anx- iously waiting for that event to take place, as there have been many changes from natu- ral and artificial causes since the issue of the chart of 1855. The triangulation points in this vicinity are the Bridgeport light, the soldiers monument, St. Augustine's church, the hospital, Stratford light, Christ church, Stratford, and the North and South churches in this city.-Bridgepor Standard.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-27
HANLAN COMES IN SECOND.

Beaten by Hosmer in the Trial Heat.
 GENEVA, N. r., Aug. 26-The race to-day was an event in the history of Geneva All day long throngs congregated about the boat houses commenting on the appearance of the oarsmen and venturing predictions as to the result of the race. Although p. m. was the hour set for the start, the rival oarsmen were not in line until 5:3O The shore was thronged with spectators. The positions were numbered beginning at the west shore of the lake, and the fourth man in the final heat will be awarded the first position in the consolation race tomorrow. The course rowed was three miles with a~turn. In the first heat to-day there were four contestants, Mckay, Hamm, Dabinett and Lee. Mckay came in first Hamm and Lee were tied for second place. In the second heat, which was rowed directly after the finish of the frst there were three entries, Hosmer, Ten Eyck and Hanlan. Stanton was booked for this heat, but did not put in an appearance. Hosmer finished first and Han Ian second. There will be five contestants in the consolation race tomorrow. It will not be surprising if Gaudaur does not participate in the final heat, as it is said he is some what indisposed. It is reported that Gau daur is anxious to arrange 8 match with Hanlan. Courtney and Teemer are at the Franklin House. Teemer is here to arrange double scull race with Hanlan and Lee. It is intimated that several challenges may be expected when the result of to-morrow's races is learned. Hosmer pronounces the Geneva course the finest in the world.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-27
Tf1aants.

A SITUATION by a respectable girl to do gel ~ 1A eral housework in private family. Goo au27 It's 112 I'D ANTI IN crp