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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
ihe Rowan County, Kentucky, Trouble
Not Yet Settled.

NASHVILLE. Ky, May ga special from
Rowan County Gays that the recent trouble
there, which apparently was settled, is likely
10 begin again at any moment. Notwith-
standing the agreement entered into between
the warning factions. which has been carried
out to the letter, both parties have been rest
less all the time, and have beheld each other
with suspicious eyes. II is said By one OF the
best citizens. who came here to day from
Moorehesd, that the opinion there is that
Logan and Sheriff Humphreys will not stand
a trial under the confession OF Ed Pierce,
who implicated them in the attempt to assas-
sinate Attorney Young, and tina. as soon as
steps are taken tu examine into the case, au-
other trouble, more serious than any hereto
fole. Will be engaged in.
A special from Bell County saws that
though Johneon, the oesperado and mur-
dercr bias surrepuered, his friends and tue
OPP oeing faction are armed at Rineville
and that fron present appearances re.
newal OF the trouble may DO expected 1T any
moment. The better class OF citizens are in
a complete state OF terrorism aud are talk
ing OF leaving the county as soon ~ they
can sell their property.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30

CLEVELAND, o.. May 2o.-A special from
Findlay, Hancock County, gives particulars
John Motter, one Of the wealthisst farmers
OF Orange Township. Motter was at work in
the barn setting up some machinery. when n
bolt fell through crack In tho floor. The
boy was sent after the bolt, but falling 10
could not SEQ it. Ho wRa SAINT second time
under the barn, aud when he returned again
without the bolt, hs father, terribly angered
pn uok him Ia tuoh u manner es t0 break hia
neck, causing instant death. The murderer
han not been arrested, but the people are
very much excited and demand trial.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
Tho psrn.Ilite Campaign.

DUBLIN, May % The Parnellits campaign
In Ulster was continued TO day by meeting
speaker was Timothy NJ. Healy, M. +. for
Monaghan. He said that the cold which
confined Lord Harrington to Dublin wae n
diplomatic, rather than q physical mslady.
in outlining the plan OF the national cam.
paign in the north or Ireland, Mr.. Healy said
The Nallonalists would contest thirty three
twenty ono, and they would decide tho Issue
Ia the remaining twelve The other speakers
were Joseph q Bigger, NJ. J.. for Cavsn; John
Denty, NJ, l.. for Cork, and Timothy Hard
gan, NJ. J.. for West Meath.
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Mr.. Lowell will sail frem Liverpool. for
Boston, on The 10Th.
Lord Harrington IL somewhat better, but
10 still unable 70 leave his bed.
The sisamsr Nsvada. from New York, Msy
10, for Liverpool, arrived here al Caoa m.
yesterday.
Mr.. william ". Vanderbilt and con sailed
Tor New York, Yesterday, oa the steamship
GefmanlA,
The new llnlted States Minister 10 Tnr.
hey. Hon. y. z Cox IL expected 20 enter
upon his duties July 10.
The French salon prizes were awarded ~
follows: Douguefan. first, u. Constant,
seoondi Hnmbsrt, third.
A Russian officer and several ceusaeks
have arrived al Mcshed, Persia. Mevhed is
The Capital OF the Provinces OF khorassln.
Baron De siasl. the Russian Ambaisador,
10 al London, and bis vile will spend the
holidays with the Duke and Duchess OF
Edlnburg.
Sir Peter Lumsdep, recently IN charge OF
the British section Of the Afghan Boundary
Commission, will arrive at Constantinople
to-day on his way 10 London.
The Manchester Guardian, In is COM
msrcial article says; "rhere has been no
business, on account OF the holidays. The
market has been closed since Wednesday.
Another Russisn iron.clad has been Or
dercd 10 be built. The armor plates will be
obtained from Shsfisld. This new accession
10 the Rnssisn Navy will be constructed al
NikalaieK
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30

Honduras IS rice planter. He has never
held an official position.
Mr.. Warner, also of South Carolina, has
been in Consular service for some years.
His appointment to Cologne was a promo
tion.
General z. c. Drum sent the following
telegram to General Schoheld today.
Replying to your telegram OF this date. reporting
the arrest on American territory of Gabriel Du-
mcnt and Michael Dumas, Canadian insurgents,
who Belonged to Riels insurrectionary force the
Secretary OF War instructs me TO say that the mill
tary forces have no authority to arrest or de'ain
them. They must, therefore, be released from
military arrest
Secretary Manning to-day dismissed four
chiefs of divisions in the Third Auditors Of
fice-J. 3. Fowler, of Maryland; j. NJ. Vale,
OF Pennsylvania; t. E. G. Pettingill, of New
York. and John r. Thompson, of New
Hampshire. This action was based on the
Recommendation Of Third Auditor Williams.
1t is. said there are no charges against the
pereons removed. The vacancies will be
filled in few days.
IL is estimated that the debt statement for
the month of May, to be issued on Monday,
viii chow reduction OF about S., 900 900.
The President to-day app5inted James W.
Wbelpley, OF New York, to be Assistant
Treasurer Of the United States. Mr.. Whelp-
ley at present ho.ds the Office of Cashier.
His promotion will cause other promotions,
as follows: II. A. Whitney, Assistant Cash
ier to be Cashier Edward z True, Teller,
to be Assistant Cashier, and ]. F. Melln,
Chief Clerk, to be Teller. Mr.. Valentine p.
Snyder, of New York, who is at present act.
ing as private Secretary to Secretary Man
nipg, will be appointed Chief Clerk of the
Treasurers office. The above changes ell
take effect on the 1st prox.
Since Secretary Manning assumed charge
of the Treasury Department. sixty clerkshlps,
averaging from 5000 to 81. 100, have become
vacant. With one exception, the offices are
The Secretary has decided not to fll any of
the vacancies in question, on the ground
that the interests OF the service do not re-
quire it. This will save about S66. 0)0 an
nually.
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Russia Gives Up Maruchak and Peace
New Assured Gladstone's States
manship Regarding 1t Eul0gized.
Shanghai Dispatch Premature-A
Literary Squabble-Germany
May Declare War Against
England and Italy.
THE AFGHAN BOUNDARY.
1t is Finally Settled in a satisfactory Man
ner.

LONDON, May 29.-The Daily News an
nouncss this morning, on the highest author.
ity, that Russias reply TO England's counter
proposals were received here yesterday. This
reply, it says, involves the acceptance of the
proposals, and practically settles in a satis-
factory manner the whole question of the
Afghan boundary. Both Msruchak and
Zuifcar remain in the possession of the
Ameer. The main features Of the work OF
delimitation have fually peen fixed, and the
Boundary Commission will settle the details.
The negotiations have been conducted in g
most friendly spirit or both sides.
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of keeping strict watch of the African coast
line 10 prevent the Mshdi and his followers
from obtaining supplies.
The occupation of Red Sea Por,s.

LONDON, May 29;-The official correspond
ence respecting tie occupation Of the Red
Sea ports of Egypt shows that England ad-
vised Turkey to occupy the ports from which
the Egyptian garrisons were Withdrawn. Earl
Granville. replying to protests OF France and
Turkey against Italian occupation, said he
regretted the inaction of Turkey bu. was I'M
able to oppose Italian occupation. he
thought Italy wss the power least likely to
iDjure the interests of Turkey. He said there
was no treaty between England aud Italy,
out the relations between the two nations
were friendly.
In the concluding dispatch. addressed to
Sir Barring, Eari Granville sanctions the
ASSUMPTION by the Indian Government on
Lord Kimbsrly & advice, of the control of the
Egyptian coast, from Rsshafua to Zeyls.
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GENERAL GRANT WORSE.
Only Two Hours Sleep Last Night-SufTer-
ing Eyuch Pain To-Day.

New YoRK, May 29.-Dr. Douglas re-
NAMED in General Grants house all OF last
night, and when he came out this morning
he said he had not been awake with the Gen.
e1al so much any night in month as he was
last night The patient slept only two or
tbres hours during the night and not more
,han ore hour continuously. The General
was kept awake by pains in the throat and
in the ear. The doctor said, however that
the throat inside and out appeared as well as
during the week, and he believed the Gen
eJal had become chilled daring his ride yes
,erday afternoon.
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LoSpoN. May 2o.--Rev. Il. =. slaaton, ID.
d., whose name 10 on the passenger list OF
tho steamship Nevada, which arrived a.
Queenstown thia morning, from New York,
died on board ship and was buried at sen.
The reverend gentleman, the oillcera OF the
Nevada state, was In very feeble health when
he came on board and only yentnred on the
trip In the hope that change OF air aud
scene might possibly contribute toward his
restoration 10 health. Rev. DR.. Stanton be.
lopeed in Washington, ID. q. Surprise is ex.
pressed that he was buried nj sea, he having
only died yesterday.
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Railroad Cashier Missing.

LOUISVILLE, KY. May 20.-w. b. Hawlcy,
local Cashier OF the j., M. and l. Railroad. Is
missing. and 10 ssid 10 be defsulter. He
lett the city quietly last week. bat was seen
In Chicago on Saturday. Ills accounts are
being overhaulsd by the officials, aud are
found 10 be abort. though the exact amount
10 not known. IL 10 thought IL will foot up
10 nearly So coo Hawley lives in Jeifersoa.
Vile, and was patron OF the turf during
the recent rnces
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A Reporter Arrested on n charge OF Con.
spiraeys

pITrtoueo, May 20 Marion M, Ogden, q
reporter for the Plttsburg Dispatch. was ar.
resisd this evening on g charge OF conspiracy
preferred by City Assessor Hayes. Ogden is
charged with having surreptiously last
night got into the safe, with assistance OF ono
John Brown, and copied from the records the
iist OF returns made by bu 'iness msn show.
ING ihe amount OF business transacted by
them during tho year. The Dispatch pub.
iishsd tho returns this morning, which Great
ed great sensation In business circles.
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zhe French satisfied.

BERLIN, May % Immediately after the
departure OF Lord Rcsebsrry, Baron De
Courcel, the French Ambassador TO Ger
many, had long conference with Prince
Bismarck. He was assured that no change
had been msde in the relations between Ger
many and France by Lord Roseberry's visit.
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American Absoonder Arrestsd.

LONDON, May 2D.--Arthur Il. Marsh, the
absoondins Superintendent OF the firm OF
Koch Sons q Co., OF New York, was arrested
at Queenstown On board the steamship Ne
vada, OF tho Guion Line. which arrived there
this morning. he at once surrendered all
the money in his possession. together with
his ELECTS, and begged TO not be prosecuted
The amount Marsh absconded with was
ey0 0(O
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Hartington's sickness Opportune.

LoEDoN, May 29.-The Standard, while
ostensibly sympsthizing with Lord Hsrting-
ton on account 6f the illness by which he is
reported to have been attacked at Dublin, in
Inmates that thei illness is opportune in view
OF the difficulty of explaining the Govern
ment policy in renewing the Irish crimes
at
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
Lieutenanf rchock,s Funeral.

LONDON. May 29.-The funeral services
ever the remains of Lieutenant John Loomis
Schock, of the United States Navy, who
committed suicide, took place to day in st.
Marks Presby terien Church, Greenwich. The
services were attended By large assembIage
of persons, among whom were the members
of the American Lsgstion at London.
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LONDON, May 29.-Lord Roseberry, who
has arrived in London from his trip to Ber-
fully al hour With Rsrl Granville, Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs. The delibers-
tions related to Prince Bismarcks views re-
specting Enelsnd's foreign, colonial and
Egyptian policy.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30

CA1Eo, Nay 29,-Tani has been evacuated
by the British tfoops. The number OF per.
soIs who have left Dongola since the depart
ure of the Mudir is 600. The probable
approach of the forces of FL Mahci greatly
alarms the people in the towns evacuated
and TO be evacuated by the British.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
Gladstons's statesmanship.

LONDON, May 20 The Daily News in an
editorial, says: Mr.. Gladstone has crowned
his illustrious career by again rendering the
country signal service. We must not for
get, now that peace is secured, how near we
came to a war such as this generation has not
seen. The task required q combination Of
the highest qualities which go to make up
the complex gift of statesmsnship.
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Frederick Harr'eon and Herbert Spencer.
LONDON, May 29.-The Times prints let.
ter this morning, under the signature OF
Frederick Harrison addressed to Herbert
Spencer, protesting against the latter pub
fishing in America q volume containing
three recent articles from the pen of Spencer
and three of the production OF Mr.. Harrison,
a print from the Nineteenth Century, and
interpreted with critical comments. The
letter characterzes this proceeding ss an un-
worthy act OF piracy. MIR. Spencer 10 asked
whether he will take the profits OF
book OF which he Harrison) is in part the
author. Mr. Spencer In also accused in the
letter OF reprintine the articles without ths
consent or knowledge OF the editor OF the
Nineteenth Century or OF Mr.. Harrison
Finally, MIR. Hsrrisoa, in his letter declines
10 sccede 10 tho proposal made by Mr..
Spencer to republish tho volume in England.
and lshves tho whole conduct OF Mr.. Spencer
to the iudgmt nt OF men of honor.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Tien.Tsin Dispatch I'D Shanghai Re-
gardtng the Franco Chinese Treaty
Was Premature.

TIEN-TsIN, May 29-The telegram from
this place to Shanghai, stating that all the
articles of the treaty of peace between China
and France had been agreed to and that .hs
treaty would be signed to day, was premature.
The Negotiations still continue. M. Paten.
atrc, the French Ambassador has recently
had several interviews with ST Hung Chang,
the Chinese Envoy. Both are awaiting the
reply of the Pek.n Government to the latest
Erench pronos sails.
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RoNr, May pa letter has been received
from DR.. sxeinfurth. the German traveller,
stating that schooner which was pursued
recently threw overheard = quantity OF con-
trabsnd materials defined for Osmau Dig
mas rebels. The doctor urgss the necessity
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
German Papers raIkinx war,

BERLIN, May 2e.--Ssveial of the Berlin pa
pers have slarmist articles over the trouble
between the Sultan of Zanzibar and the Ger
man East Africa Company. They hint that
Germany may be compelled to declare war
against both England and Italy for inciting
the Sultan against peaceful German subjects.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30

LONDON, May 30 Tho Times. in an edi-
torial, says Mr.. Henry III. Stanley in his
campaign in Europe in behalf of the Congo
State has shown scarcely less energy, en-
thusissm and tact than are displayed in his
book on the Congo. His zeal is boundless
and his industry unconquerable..
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INDICATIONS.

WAhIrotVN. May ~.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee-cloudy
weather aud occasional rain. southwest 10 north
west winds. stationary temperature.
For the Upper IAse Region = Partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain. variable winds,
tliehtly warmer,
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loNDoN, May 30 The Standard confirms
dispute in the negotiations with Russia at
present is the possession of Maruchsk. On
this point, the Standard Gays, England re.
fuses to yield.
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Colonel Denb,'s sAppointment-Other Mat
terss

Colonel Denb,'s sAppointment-Other Mat
terss
Special 10 the Sentinel.
WARRINGTON, May 29.-The Secretary of
tee Treasury to-day removed four chiefs of
divisions In Colonel John G. Williams
office; the salsry is 81 coo each. These places
do not come under the Civil Service act.
Appointments to the vacancies will be made
on Monday.
The President to-day appointed Colonel
Charles DENLY to be Minister to China. Colo
mol DENLY never held but one elective Office.
A boy, fresh from college, he was chosen to
represent Vanderburg County in the General
Assembly. He contributed to the election
of Hon. Graham N. Fitch to the United
States Senate, and afterward married that
gentleman's daughter. The Star, OF this
evening, Gays the appointment was hasteDed
by the assurance Of ex-senator Joseph 4
Mcdonald that the eminent Indianian, both
in ability and character, would honor the
service. Colonel DENLY is one of the ablest
men have ever known, was the language
of Eon. John j. Kliner TO the Sentinel cor.
respondent this aiternoon. Large interests
are being developed in China, and that this
country will be ably represented no intelli-
gent man acquainted with our new Minister
can doubt.
Ex-senator Mcdonald, accompanied by
Senator Voorhees, and Hon. K. j. Bright, has
made busy day Of this.
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PARIs. May 2o.-The Anarchists, who in.
tend 10 take part In the funeral procession,
prop ose TO have on all their flags inscribed.
Amnesty Ministers Interfere Not"
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orrAwA, May 30 In tho House OF Com
mons tonight grant Of $1,000 900 in Addl.
ton TO the 500 coo previously appropriated,
VAS granted TO dsirsy the cost Of putting
down the Rlel rebellion.
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EOC for IS 10. sack White Rosc Flour.
~ 60 % per bpl. for bcst Flour. Guaranteed
10 rive satisfaction or money refunded.
csc pcr 10. for kfuaan's Shoulders.
zoe for los. choice Lard.
&C. per 10. for choice RRlSons.
De- per 10. Tor Peeled Peaches.
lbc per 10. for choice Evsporsted Peaches.
Nc per 10. for New Turkish Prunes
25c Tor q cans Standard Table Pears.
2bc for cans strnwbcrries.
sbc Tor cans Heat Corn.
city Holicitors-idward Tompktus Frank Bailey
aud Joseph Dunn. send for Price List.
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The Volunteers of India.

LONDON, May 29-The volunteers OF India
have been placed under the orders OF the
Commander.in. Chief OF the Queen's forces.
the Duke Of Cambridge. The Indian volun-
teers have On extra allowance, and wear scar
lat uniforms
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Russian Naval Omcer Arrested.

CRoNsTADT, May ga Russian naval OF
ficer hes been arrested here on suspicion, it
is reported, of being connected with plot
to acquaint England of the method OF the
closing OF the hareor OF Cronstadt with tor
pedos
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msnsisd and Killed at Ds Psuw's Factory.
LOUISVILLE. May 29.-Henry Knoblock,
engineer. was mspgled and killed In the ma.
chinery Of De Pauw's giass factory, New
Albany, 10 night.
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Hupearian Village Isurnc,I.

LONDON, May 20.--weumlda, q village In
Hungary of $50 houses. has been destroyed
by grc. The people are destitute.
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pie, and asked him, What life of Jefferson

pie, and asked him, What life of Jefferson
is best2o
''Parton's is as gsod as any," was the re-
ply. "but really no life of Jefferson exists.
There are but few minds capable OF grasping
the man."
Lincoln, Mr.. Voorhees, thinks. was called
and elected to lead the country through the
most try ing period of its history. The popu-
lar conception of hlm-a plain, blunt man,
who concealed nothing and whose motives
were always open, is absurd. He was the
most adroit of men, distinct character, and
always proceeded to try a case in court as no
other lawyer ever proceeded. His was far
above any mind in the Cabinet, far in ad
vance of public opinion, yet he had the sp-
pearance of one being led. With ali the
strength Of great nature, he hated slavery,
yet he joked the abolitionists. he knew all
of what it was to be in Kentucky poor
white trash" upon whom even the negroes
looie ed with high disdain. When be talked
in private conversation of that condition, his
thin lips grew white and his eyes filed with
tears. he intended from the beginning th at
the war never should close until human
se,vitude was extinguished on thiscontinsot.
JAP TURPEN.
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Your Cuticura Remedies sell well, especially the
Cuticura Soap. i sell more Cuticura than of any
other three kin DIS OF skin medicines / carry. and
the Cuticura Soap sells 10 my best class Of custom
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