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~ WAs no rIlibn,ter,nv rnr,y.

WAsHlNsros, Aug. So.--The eoting
secretary OF the treasury received tho
following telegram from the colleelor
OF customs, at Key West, in regard 70
the reported nlibus,ering expedition
against Cuba. Tke party reported 40
have sailed "Wednesday night on
~ hh1usterlng expedition, has
returned. investigation fails 70 show
any vio alton Of the law, Emo party
having merely gone ON = pleasure
stulae 20 the neignboring keys.
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sPoRTINa.
lIeCaKrsr,. ChnIlsnrs.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 3O.-- -McCanrey's
challenge to Sullivan, referred to in
previous dispatches, is for ,a,5Oo, end
the championship OF the world. Bare
knucklos are TO be the rule. The fight
~ To be continued to flush, and it is
10 take place in Wyoming, or in any
other place where IL will not bs inter
ierred with, and 10 TO be fouGht within
three months aflsr the signing OF The
articles.
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WARRINGTON, Aug. S0.-phe United
States signal station at Smlthvllle,
North Carolina, via. Wilmington, ro-
ports the steamer Benefactor, OF tho
Now York and Wilmington line, Cap
tain Teiborn, outward bound from
wilmington with n general cargo,
went ashore ON inner Cape Fear bar,
At 20 q. m. Tho position IL oonrid-
cred dangerous. A Arevenue cutter and
tug. have gone to her assistance. Sea
moderate, weather threatening,
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France.
france,
STILL DISCUSSING TIM PAIN AFFA

STILL DISCUSSING TIM PAIN AFFAIR
PARIS, Aug. sO,-Another meeting
was held here In oonuectisn with the
death OF olivier Pain. lir. Rochefort
was elected president, ard made a
speech, In which he repeated his
vnNlSes against England, claiming
that che was directly responsible for
the murder OF Pain. Tho meeting
adopted resolutions, Affirming tho 40.
udity between tho people OF France
and the. people Of England, and do
mandod tho punishment Of Pdin's
assassins. Speeches wero mad 2, a,nerosly
donounoing the assRsslns OF Pain. The
speakers also Expressed sympethy
with tho Spanish people, and abused
King Alfonss. Letters from tho Irish
lnvinolhlos, assuring tho meeting OF
their sympathy, were read among
gr0at enthusiasm,
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TIE RIorERs TO me M,

TEE RIOTERS TO nR ruNfsuRp,
DUBLIN, Aug. s).-rho Earl OF
Carnaryon, lord lieutenant OF
Ireland, threatens with prompt
punishment the riotou who
recently interfored 20 prevent evic-
tlona A. Mulllnavat. He says tho mob
must DO taught 10 respect the Law.
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Ropor. Of ,ho Leri,iativo oommi,..e.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 3o.-The legls-
lstive committee, which has bsou in,-
vestigsting the onair IN the oaioo OF
the auditor Of public accounts, made
necessary by tho doialsation OF the
first clerk, VIM. II. Smith, have con-
oluded their lsbors. The report elbows
that tho general investigation covers
the period OF seven years past.
but tho investigation OF the
indebtedness of tho banks goes
back 10 ssre. During that tino tho
th0rtas0 foets up over Slil 600, and the
Stat9 haS recovered tsl 90 from delln.
quents, besides $4,000 givOn up hy
smith, who 10 now in jail, awaiting tbs
decision ofthe motion for anew trial,
no having boon s1nVioled under an
Indictment, aud given two years in
tho penit9ntiary. There are rs other
Indictments against him.
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Telnp.l Tiemp,l Fan.
STATIONS.
Means

The skin Is OF that delicate nature
pom which the most improvement can
90 made aud by the use OF Poxronis
Medtcayed Complexion Powder all
rougnness, hallowness aud irritation
eau 20 over oome, leaving the skin dell
loately white, soft aud smosth. Th.s
preparation has q world wide roputn-
uon, 30 no fear need bs entertaiuod Of
'ns result. Sold BY all druggists.
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Weather Hopor,.

49, COTTON BKLr REPORT,
Tue cotton belt weather report for Texas.
showing the maximum and minimum
~ hours, Ia na followgt f---
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ghs BrnaIlian Bank-Not. Cou,torfoitor,


Sr. LOUIS, Aug. sO.--It having been
said, aud spread abroad, that the state.
ment made by Luclus A. Waite, and
now in the hands Of tho United Staten
diatrlct attorney, In OF the nature OF a
oonfethi0n OF hie connection with
the achemo To counterfeit Brazilian
hank notes. The assistant district At
t0rney says II is simply = voluntary
abatement Hns ohnuot bo In evidence,
or IN anyway used against White, nor
can tho district attorney testify "a to
what II contains. The only value IL
Poss.esass is in giving Information OF
onnfed0rates.
White, In an interview in Ukich he
repeats muoh that has already been
published, sAys tho man who frat
broschod 10 him the project OF having
tho Brazilian treasury notes as labela.
was his brother Joseph, aud NOT
Lpne, as heretofore stated. The
whole msttsr Of printing WAS ar
ranged st tho house of his brother in
Texas, aud he then cRme TO 81. Louis
90 carry out the plan. He denios, now
ever that IL was their intention to
use these notes for anything
else, except cigar labels. He speaks OF
tHo or three persons ho aud his
brother met In New YORK,
last spring, on their re-
turn from Europe. Among thom
were Hermann nnd Charles Levy,
et Fulton street, and Captain Gun
ningham ana Mr.. Gautisrre; but ne
dSesn't know that elther Of them knew
anything about this scheme, although
he now suupeets that one OF the Levys
had been consulted by his brother
joseph.
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MARsRILLEs.

hARSEILLSs, Aug. so,-rhoro were
- deaths from cholera In this city on
Saturday.
There were "a Jeaths from cholera
hero to-day.
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INV Ms.ih. n.rn.,ss.

WAsHISorcs, Aug. be.-rhs time
allowed b. the president in his pros-
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rnRoInunnr srA1N.

MADRID, Aug. 30.-Retarns from tho
cholera infected dieLriots in Spain, for
saturday, show 3,6lT new cases, and
LII deaths from the diaoaso.
sixteen new cases Of CHOLERA and ak
deaths, have beon reported in this city
tO-dRy
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q Q. EAYNE. It. IRRELEVANT, Jp.
frsAdent Vioe-President.
II. III. REARDoN, Cashier.
Dallas Batl'I Bank
AatAsrhed Capital. 900
Capital paid In, ,................. 10000
eurrlus aad Undivided Profits, 4K,oee
ACCOUNTS OF
Atici2gtS and Individuals Solicited.

DaRzCI0Rs: s. G.. Baync, w. Z. Wor-
saem, i X. Eergusson, A. j. Porter, ]. +.
y, a. KeSting, e. b. Reardon.
Tne following arc prominent subscribers
to the stock OF this bank;
%: "a, TkoUTMAN, President Central
National Bank, Philadslphia.
4. ". BROWh, of Proyidont Life and
Trust Co., Philadelphia.
W; 4: PULLMAN, President SsaboarJ
Hank, New York.
LANES II. GRAHHIs, OF Tradssman's
National Bank, Kew Yorh.
a q. BAYNE, President First National
Beaboard EanE, New York
Oiean, n, Y.
Oiean, N, Y.
J. i. HANNA, OF Weir Plow o., Nom.
naonth, Ill.
ID. O'DAY, General Manager National
Transit Company OF United States.
JUS. SEFP nfthe STANDARD OIL Go.
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LONDON, Aug. 3O.-A dl,pstoh has
been received here, stating that chol-
era has appeared at NRgasasl, Japan,
aud that the presence of tho soourge
haa created groat excitement, eGpe-
slally among foreigners.
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ToULoN, Aug. sO.-Fifty-six pris-
onora died OF cholera here on Satur-
DAY. Seven thousand. persons have
aed rom the city, and about loo shops
arc closed.
During the past 2i hours
thota were 20 deaths from
enc slera In this city. Tao walther Ia
elnlnr.
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NATIONAL BoAr RAsK.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 30. An en-
ternstisual boat race took pltca to-
day, botWcon crews from the various
men OF war, In tbs bsrbor, The cut
ter from t1e United Btatea steamer
Quinnebhgo, waa victorious. The race
was Witnessed by the officers OF the
steamer, United s,tatos Minister Cox,
Consul Genera lIesp,end most Of the
members OF tho American colony, and
by largo crowd OF spectators, who
applauded and congratulated ths
VictOrs.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
THE wALKuP POISONING CASE.
hrs. walksp stln Under Surveillance.
White, the Brazilian Bank-Nete
Cosnterfcitsr = The steamer
Senefsctor Ashore en-
Cape Fear Bar, N. q.
rhe walku, roi..nlng os,s

KANSAS City, Aug, s0.-Professsr
William Jones, chemist of this city.
has just completed an ANALYSIS Of a
portion Of the remains OF the late ]. r..
Walkup, Of 1mporia, Kansas, sent here
for examination, and forwarded his
report, which viii be made public at
Emporia tomorrow. Mr.. Jenes, he-
ing lntervieWed tonight, declined to
say anything about the result of this
mvesugaton, but 1t Is pretty anthem
tlcally learned, from other sources,
that evidences OF arsenic wera ra'
Vealed. Being questioned as TO his
opinion about the theory which has
been advanced that Mr., Walkup
might have died from the effects oi
arsenic contained in the subnitrate
OF blsmuth, administered him by
the attending physician, the professor
thought such theory a possible one,
TIM FnELING AT nMPoRIA.
The Times Emporis, Kansas, spacial
eaye: The community has besn In
suspense oil day awaiting tho an.
noanoSinent of the result OF the chemi.
cal Soalysis by Professor Jones, OF
Kansas CITY, In tho Walkup case, The
report has been forwarded by repis.
tered lstter, and 70 now in the post
once here. IL win DO delivered To the
coroner tomorrow. Nothing can bt
lenrned IA 10 the contents OF The docn
menk. WV"
Ers. Walkup remains in the sherifi,,
quarters 81 the court house. She /,
not ia confinement, hut, AZ o rQlatiy,
expressed Il, sis simply residing will
the hhariii "a family.'
Her mother, Mrs. Wallace. who ha
been with her for several DAYS, viii re
turn soon 70 Nav orloRns, being oalle,
there hv tho Illness OF another deugh
ter, and having become convinssd the
Mrs. Wslkup Is being well provides
for.
judge Houston aud Bir. Finlay, @
Now Orleans, relatives OF Mrs. Walk
up, will remain here. The sheri
statcs that her cousin, ysung Willie
who is under arrest, VIII bo releases
tomorrow.
To satisfy themselves and the publ
regarding the theory that the deCeAse
might have been poisonos by srseni
IN hno aubuitrate Of blamuth that WIS
SdminissorOd him, Dir. Jacobs, the al
bsnding phy sisian, and Cosnty Alto
ney Feighsn, last evening, took [
grains OF the compound frol
tho same package as that give
to the patient, and have folt no n
snectB to-day from the dose.
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MESSAGE IRON ouaEN VICTORIA


In hn entsrViow with the
sultan, Sir IL. ID. WoT read a
psrsonAl messtge from Queen Vic
torlA to the anltAn, eKpresSs
ing her b9st wishes for
peace and frlendshi1 The Queen ro-
fers TO the previous acquaintance with
the iulLsn, and recalls the loyalty Of
the SultSn's father rs friend and ally
10 England. She says abe hoPes
to holp the sultan 60 establish gov
ernment In Egypt conducive equally
TO the sultsn's right, the Happiness OF
the EgyptiAns and the inter.
est Of England and the
powers, ana that this viii
10 thS oasis for II. ID. VOLTS efforts.
TER SULTAN
mado a gracious reply, ssylng that he
valued the friendship OF Queen Visto-
ria and nn alliance with EnglsA1. He
added that he would aesiguate por-
sons 70 confer with Sir II. ID. Wolf,
respestiug Egypt, and vould grant \
further audience on tho subjecI.
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Der once q couple came from st. John. n. B..
TO Bangor, thinking to be married there
quietly, and, away from home, 60 further
West on their wedding tour. and return tn
their home after the honeymoon was over.
They came in on the evening train, went to
one of the best hotels, and. as they in.
tended TO be married that evening. reg
istered as man and wife. They went TO
their room, brushed Oft the dust and
otherwise made themselves presentaole
and, having found on that was a clergy
man, came TO my residence TO have the cere-
monY performed. Upon my asking for
their papers thew FIRST made the discovery
that license was necessary. was per
fectly satisfied from the documents they
bad with them, as well as from their per-
sonal appearance. that they were al right,
but OF course had no legal right 20 marry
them. The sstonished hotel clerk probably
never knew why separate rooms were called
for on their return, especially as there
seemed to be no quarrel nor misunderstsnd-
ing of any kind.
"a case recently occurred in Boston which
caused deal OF embarrassment for mo-
ment to the bride, and quantity OF merri-
ment TO everybody else. Some seventy 1--WE
cue SITS had assembled at the residence OF the
brides father, and an elaborate wedding
supper had been provided. The time. until
$50 or later, was spent in receiving the
guests. IN lntrOuuctlOnS, ana IN SOCIAL con
versation. Then the whole company were
assembled in the special parlors. and took
ny place ready to say the words which
should bind two hearts together. TIE
bride and groom marched In, and as
they came In front of me the groom
handed me the license. But there
was only one. He lived in Cambridge, aud
as he was to be married in b 1ston, he had
forgotten 10 obtain license from the Cam
bridge City Clerk. | was sorry, but there
was DO help for it. / informed them could
not marry them without the Cambridge Ii.
Ger Sc. but suggested a note from the City
Clerk to me, promising to issue the license
the next day. Well. carriage va. cal ID
and messenger sent to find the City CLERK,
who was in bed. and the necessary promise
obtained, so that the ceremony was Der.
formed about midnight. That young man
was subjected to jokes and jibes from every
BODY present, but be stood it like a martyr.
If you print this story don't give the names"
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Rushing past Abe and Polly, he set q pattern
for fifteen or twenty sisters and brethren who
went around tie benches IN 'front.' of the
pulpit. His motions were in perfect
time with the music, and resem Died
somewhat the ancient minuet, only little
faster. ALI initiated his movements. The
scene at the stage wss ludicrous in the ex-
treme. Fancy twenty or thirty negroes
whirliDg and dancing around ia a circle,
each one separate, and cutting didos pec1l-
ar TO their physique The dust from the
door arose and the candles grew lower in
their sockets. The tue spirit was evidently
lacking In the holy dance without which II
Woulo be an utter failure. Jane the cop
per-colored woman, had long black hair
which was beginning TO fall over her should.
eTs. she caught the locks in each hand
and dashed sround. raising her voice
note higher. slick" Isam seized her
hand. There was a rloment of DOUBT
and uncertainty. The pause was woa-
derful; il was the incoming of the spirit
grew the revolving circle. JAMES black hair
hoatlng amid the dark. woollv neads that
dubbed around AMI Slick Isam's wayy
motions, all looked like distempered vision,
dream OF Dandemonium. Frenzy took pos
session CT the dancers. They rushed around,
hands sometimes locked, any way, mix aud
mingle, go they were in motion. The tal,oT
dust raised was almost unbearable aud the
shouts, wells and shriexs that now issued
from the dancers were frightful. Below all
the hubbub and noise the chant still
vent on, never varying IN tone
1t was not spin around like
the whirling deryishes OF the East, but reg
ular undulaiiDg motion in perfect time. The
mourDers at the benches had long since
crept out OF the ring aud joined in the dance
For over an hour the dance went on and
might have lasted all night but for the tact
that fatigue put sn end 10 it. Jane fast fell,
foamiDg at the mouth, and became uncon-
scious. Next Polly succumbed and drlDped
on the floor near Jane. Several other women
followed their example. Abe and "Siick"
lsam anaged 10 get on a bench end reciins,
while the other brothers looked after the
women who had become insensihle going
through" as they call it. The weired scene
was ended.
AS the writer passed out he saw the guard,
Luke Davis curled up against a pine tree,
snoring as loud IS calliope, his gun lying
at his feet. He had evidently gone
through"
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Gran OF INDIANA. MARION co.
OFFICE oF THE CITY CLERK
INDIANAPOLIS January 9Th, 1885.


INDIANAPOLIS January 5th. 1885.
To Uriah Day. Caroline Day his wife, John
DaV. Elizabeth Mccoy. snd Jane Green, heirs OF
George II Day, deceased:
You are hereby notified that James G. Yohn
William Hsdley. Francis w. Hamilton, John L,
= Steeg snd August NJ Kuhn. Commissioners
duly appointed bv the judge OF Civil Circuit
with the provisions OF sct OF the General Assem-
oily OF the state OF indiana. entitled. An act in
relation 10 the laying out. opening widening
altering snd vacation OF streets, alleys and igh
ways, and for strSlgh tening or altering of water
courses by the cities OF this State. and providing
benefits and damages. providing their duties and
the method OF procedure, and providing for the
collection of benefits, and payment of damages,
ana prescribing the duties OF city officers in re-
atlon thereto, and providing remedies in such
matters" approved and signed March 18th, 1872
and all amendments thereto. viii meet in the
ONCE OF the City Clerk, Room q, basement Court
House, in the City OF lndianspO on Monday
the 9th day OF February, A. ID. 1885, at ten 40
O'clock a. m, for the purpose OF aDDraising and
assessing the damages and benefits Of there be
any, aecruiDg TO the owner or owners Of the land
or lots through which IL is proposed to op IN an
alley TO connect the first alley west of California
street. running south from Indiana avenus, with
the first alley west of California street. running
north from North street, in Outlot No. loo, in
the City of Indianapolis
The Common Council ard Board of Aldermen
Of the said City OF Indianapolis propose to open
he shove described alley 10 a width of twelve
~ feet, as provided for by s resolution now on
Gle in the Office ~ the City Clerk.
By order OF the Common Council and Board OF
Aldermen.
Witness my hand and the seal OF the City
OF indianapolis, this 5th day OF Jsnu-
lsEAL airy, 1885.
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len. administrator etc. Hancock c. c.
Affirmed Franklin, G.
Carolina NJ. Forsyth ct al. VS. Charles
Kreuter ct al. Lake @. G. Affirmed.
Mitchell, j.
]. George Hsrsth vs.. John c. Hereth. Ma
rion 8. G. Affirmed Best, c.
Mary Farbing ct al Va Louis Weber Ad.
ans @. G. Affirmed. Elliott ].
Franklin w. Hunt vs.. the New York, Chi
csgo and ST. Louis Raj way Company. Lake
@. @. Affirmed. Colerick, G.
Thomss Wright ct al. vs.. Sarah A. Briggs.
Marion S. G. Affirmed. Black, G..
George w. Hyler VS.. Ezra Scott Humble.
Vjgo S. G. Affirmed. Franklin, c.
Richard Ford VS.. Samuel Gufhn. Posey
G. @. Affirmed BickDell @.
William Clauser va. Daniel @. Jones.
Clinton G. G. Affirmed Bicknell. @. O.
James Pixley ct al vs. David l.. Van Nos
tern. Delaware G. G. Affirmed. Black, c.
Gideon Troyer ct al VS.. James Dyar
Howard G.. G. Cause reinststed.
Isaac Jackson VS.. ex rel. Tense Lindley
Howard G. G. Cause reinstated.
Isaac Jackson vs. ex rel. James Dyar
Howard @. c. Cause reInstated.
Mlchsel Cannon ct al. VS.. George Helfrick.
Floyd c. G. Petition for rehearing over
ruled
Thomas BROKER ct al. VS.. Laura F..
Sprague ct al. Marion S. @. Petition for re-.
hearing overruled.
NJ. Baker ct al. vs.. +. ID. Wambaugh. Sal
Ivan c. c. Petition for rehearing over
ruled
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The Huntington Democrat saws:

while Judge David S. Gooding, OF Han
cock, was not elected Speaker as was the de-
sire Of the Huntington County Democracy,
We hope that Mr.. Jewett Will make a good
Speaker Of the House, aud that he will not
allow himself to aid any Jobs upon the
State Treasury. The people of Huntip ton
County have grea, conf ience in the honesty
and ability of Judge Gooding and we know
that be will stand by him. While we should
have been more than pleased TO see Mr..
GOoding ia the cha r. we do believe that he
can and will be of more service on the floor
of the House With such men as Gooding,
XcMullen, Williams. of Knox, ROWING
and Others on The floor, jobbers will have
but poor show. We desire good legislating
for the whole people of the State That is
all the peoI e ask, they viii accept nothing
less.
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Physically Impossible.

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Dr. Dewolf, Health
Commissioner, characterized as absurd the
statement that cholera had appeared a ST.
Louis. He said Not only do later re-
ports explode the rumor, ont it is physical
impossibility that cholera could appear. A
temperature of 90 to so above zsro has
caused cholera infection in Europe 10 en-.
lirely disappear"
The temperature was below zero in s..
Louis last night, which in itself would De.
slroy all the germs of the disease.
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ANNouNoklaees;

FI'HOcE going 20 lot springs for the treatment
o. syphilis geef, scrOfG p. aud sii cut -.ep4s
or Diocd dl'eases, can be- cured for Que Inird the
COST 81 such ~ 81 the old reliable stand. rage
ger leealed here Tor twenty tnree yea.s sud n
ne nihge ot long en1 successful TX Oer4e1 g.
can hsfIsnt cure il a. cases Spernatlrrnex
AID lmtctency. al al their Stage yo.Iuvelv
cured once hours. ~. 10 9 =. m. = Virgin
avenue, indianapolis. Pills setE Wit, fuil dir
IONS a. y per bOx. DR. BENNETT successor -
Dr.. Ewing.
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In England, British owners OF American
cattle ranches are fiercely abused for tneir
unpstriotic attemptst 10 make money BY
breeding cattle in America in preference to
doing it al home.
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If the farmers living along the lines of the
country roads would unite and use their
farm rollers over the roads whenever thaws
occur, such practice would make the roads
much more passable.
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LOk REN1-1hree unfinished rooms on second
toor, TWO squares from Court house: suiLs-
be i0r young married couDle rent si0 per
month. Apply AZ g East Washington street -
EOR REST-Nicely furnished front room on
East Vermont street; suifsbie Tor taan and
vie or TWO gentlemen Inquire A. - East Nhsa-
lnkfnn ttEttt u
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-23

Canadian apr les are selling at higher
price in Englsr than those from the United
States. 1t is claimed by British statesmen
that hey hold { at better In size and quality
than the American apple.
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DIED.

THUksTON-At his residence, 70 West North
street, January %. 1855. of pneumonia, William
BRADFORD Ihurstou, aged sixty-nine years
services al Grace Episcopal Church on Saturday
24th. al II a. N. Burial private.
Madison Ind, and Newport r. l., papers please
copy
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Mr.. ADoLPH SUTRo while abroad made q
collection of over $4,000 rare books and
manuscripts, which he now proposes to ar
range in library form at San Francisco
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DO OF overlook the fact that the horses
should De roughshod now.
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oupreme Court,
The folloeing decisions were rendered in
the Supreme Court yesterday:
Joshua II. w. Langsdale VS.. w. w, Wool