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ct e8et Siass SorretntneS,
Strma.

st iuiIbt ubfsrt 9posri blsu for
nOsIe Duse iibsn bssaast Dos en- 8i.s
t~uulisbanbIsr / 9aris. On Iibeu itas
Iisuit Gut tom msb fin gioIin unber
armen iHo / Sutttteu os tisbts en-
StiHte til 8 Srunts. 9a ban fuIbs Be-
tale, tunbe ban lite fnbe gsnssns, Os
ban ertIGrebe, at ban baubs sIsmt BEN
bismme. Oa ban bog sisrns piIbs
bare Stiuteu msb biem til fin RoSsr,
Bah ban gittuaIisbanbIsrsn ON at iatts
i'm 8ioIiu | 9unt for be 8 ST. os fac
Stinten msb fig. Wanbsu git inb
osrpaa Os iatts gioIinen bsn | en- 6ros.
Rort efter tom Der en- elegant 9oeu
tisreubs Os taubisbs ubsnfor gittuas
Iie5unOIsrsns Buff. On fornsm, bss
torsret 9srrs ltes ub uf 8osnsn, tom
iuO / Sutiteu Os tisbte for so IT. YOs
itsier, 8iIot o.i.u. 9IubisIis ppbassbs
ban SiOIinsn, iom fob | en- Rros al
Butiten, tos ben / 9aanbsn, prsUsbs
ben os iasoe: Oct er 10 1t 9rasts
itytts"! 9an bsb 400, bsrpaa 500
Os til 1000 6r.s for gioIinsn,
men 8ittuaIisbonblersn iuareoe, at Biz
OIiueu lite tiIbsrts bam, men en- fats
ti9 StaIisusrsut, Der mart piIbs bsnte
ben. Den iremmsbe 5srrs gap TN
46resis: "2orb 8usisI I 9ranb 5os
TEL" o s~aumOoebe Wanbsn ON at tisbe
8iOItnen til enbusr Bris os brinss
BAN ben. Da guttsn Tom tiIbase,
UiIbs ban ferit lite bore Gale ON at
iRIgs 8toItnsu, men ba 8ittualisbanbs
Iersn Bob BAN 500 6r.s for ben, inbs
uiIseoe ban | SaIget. Uuttsn ne be
500 6r.s ab5staIt OS git. 8ithuaIiss
banbIersn, Der bouoe fact 9sfts ON en-
COB 0uiOr, buis ban brasts ben fors
nsmme 9errs SiOIinen, began fig sIas
bs5itruaIeube til 9ranb SOtsI msb 9is
%OIinen, men / 9utslst a Der Snssn,
Der tisnbte "9orS RusisI", og ben
itattsIs 8ittuaIisbanbIsr MATTE tilfibf,
sfter at ban forsi9uss bauos isst ale
9aris' 9otsasr isisuusm, iaIss 9iOIis
men til Ell Rurituubiisr for - 8 Sri.
9uttsu os ~2Orbsn" par naturIispis
Rompani.
Decorah-posten., 1885-04-15
Gu Sur for Gpspepit.

5uab bet forneumeIig siaIber liseeper benne Sp9oOm
BET er at resulers Waausn, Tom unbsr i%aaOanne OmlfGn'
Oiabeber 8teseIen Liser af SoritoppeIie. SOm Daieoel ben
imob anbefaIes nosIe @anse ON 9aSen at fpiis en- 5aano'
fuIb rent, spbt SusbstItO (bran), buiItet er fortrtnltst I'll
at ubreuie Oaauen. Man tan ipHe bet, iom man utl, enter
tprt, euer tase bet ganb, Saffe eaer Sbs. Deb etper
beruf Dor man psiaa busIis tase IND en- 8OrttOn aluinoe
ligt Salt, en- 9bsfte OpISit ct baIut @Ias gunO uI 9i'r'
bet. os bette bsr brittss ON UlOrsenen paa fafenOe 9ierte
@rabauls susr GustrpO ct bebrs for en- SpspePitit N'ap'
eab fnt 5pebebrsb.
Decorah-posten., 1885-04-15
Yaar slufeleu or fcrpreecn,

itaI man bare fig ub pou fsIsenbs Weaabe. Daft bet prtt,
tebe Sch msb toIbt os bp9tis ioItst 8anb, buiIfet er messt
bsbrs snb parm gbite, iOm NOsIe brussr, saer en- 0efott
af 6rp6bsrt.llrtsr. 9oIb 6Obsu iaa tOIb iom muli9t for
at binbre inflammation, Os lGs ben op paa en- guSe, fuo
ben foumer til at lisse nOsst opab. Oct er Ogiaa sobt /
lise GilfaI6e, at man lite ipifer me9et, beasr life nogen
traftis Rof, men bpsr Dag upoer uoset fjsIenbe Ofeoietn,
f.. gr. gpium Calf. Sasttaser man bisis 6or9OIbsre9Ier,
nil en- fOrftrGft anteI sQsr Britt pare COB Staub i9ien
efter nosls faa 0ases 5OrIsb. NM
Decorah-posten., 1885-04-15
Binigste Boyer
IA"or1ka.

L. gisnoaneere. CT SamiIisbraua t3at
ter az Senrit Sbitn; rse Gtgttrsns StoSrar CO
Siaebs. 9ris 10 Cts.
q. Seroprt fra grrnblen, al bolesr Gra1=
mann, res Ct mutt ueisrt Siaeoe AZ be leneers
iubits bigger Os Gistsrsus Siograt. Sr'sl5ets.
s.. Rpe Ro,sasttsr al aisr. Sieuano. Frs
2ito ,usr en- enisrants SGnSsIier, at
Cart Char, msb Sprf.s 5tQses % Siosrar'
Sris % Cts.
q eu Sanit. Gturipil / 4 Sanbtiussr a.
sieruftierns Sisruiou; meo Stogratt os ln'nn
Siuebe al Sistersn. Sris 20 Sts.
q. Saa paa. SiefOrtGains al Sonas &c,
mt6 to iulutte Siasesr Os Gisterens S'O9rait-
Girls 80 Sta.
r. epa. stusipil I 8 Sonblinssr OF y
Sotrup. NIB Sorts Siosraf. Frs 70 cts.
"a. Gle. On SulsiOrtaatns al aIsranSsr
2. Ri,uanb. 8ris Is Cts.
q OPEN uar ban2 CT etusbinebe al Bulb.
gersise. msb stosrdh at 5ort. Sr's ~ els
10. Gen Srsmipn,s. gtasbsr ira RorSs
lnn0 al Sonas Sic. Frts 20 Cts.
IL. Observation-Disclosures ira uienss sanes,
Of 0lepsr aron S0lSldmtbt. Srts 70 etS.
IA. ROritt gpsoefasu. Of subD; Z. Saae.
Dtnne SamIins ineebolber 20 Sa9H idnt Stos
arafi al z. {. Daae. Rris 20 Cts.
IA. eiuspapsn. Of SOnas sts. gris 30 ete.
Ia. IL usuaiste SortGainssr al eanre
Sorfatters. gris 20 Cts.
IA au SortSdtnssr at Scpens ctt9'
gsis 20 Cts.
ia. 10 ubpois.t sortaGinssr at norf's
Scrfattsre. Sris 20 ets.
~. sire sOrtaatnssr al 9, Staius. Prts
90 Gts. :
IA. sortGainssr al norite Os sanifs 60rs
faltert. grts 20 Cts.
Spsr BOG CT ct fa~tsRGnSist Bart sasr en-
SimIiua SortaQiRssr.
8sserne ienbes portofrit.
grSuesNar. Of Sluifrere. Ieeblao int.
G. Rasmussen,
us. Clark ST., Chicago
Decorah-posten., 1885-04-15
Ira GrnRcL SPRING., D. Zen

5rd GI9lIcI Springs, q. 2err.
.... st forfRroeliat Goro bIeu begaast
Der / gIRrbsosu for uos!e faa Gage iioen.
On tpof Gut, iom lsueoe paa lit 6ome=
iteao / Spoueit berira, iao en- Gftsu psb
ginbuet, og on tom On Os filso BAN uoeHs
fra en- Sng9eis9aouin9 / Nniistet og en- /
bans SiOe. @utteu Iepeoe lille IRuge,
RGFte Sag Tom &oIitiet % arreitersbe EN-
of bans Gabper o. fog BAN til Steel 60.
5GugieI. RRite g3orseH, oa Bolitiet font
o. uiIoe brinae BAN 5rotoit, fanotes Wans
ben oBo, og 9olt0reu inaOe, bet bar Of
gngit, OF ban oeoe; De gillette trOr, at bet
life rar BAN, iom baUoe giort ben iorfRrs
beige @ieruiug. 9utteus Rauu par e.
Sdent, og ben WistRnftes Gapn er 2ebop.
iii, Ell 8olat. Oct er bet fBrite Rpro.
iom CT bRuot Der / Siooer gountp, ians
piot Rpgen ueo. VI. s.
Decorah-posten., 1885-04-15
GertiIe, @erth Co., Soma

Sr. ~9teoattpr!
9o ri tiot oa ufte laieri"9 eeOrab.T olten'
fra fprifieliae Steoer / Soma irtaa Sfpt'
FER pm 6urboloene Der os Der, iaa pu Ies
/ al aortbeo iase mig ben 6ribeo at til
,eube Dem nosle 2inier. SOr lille Se
.;sertile4 lisssr / bet ipooeitlise S'sr''e al
Decorah-posten., 1885-04-15
Sra Satton, Grail So, 9ai. gerr

Sra patton, Grail So, 3at. gerr.
$50. &or Iiplise 8g Satton teller omtreut
10 SHnbpa8ere, iom ale bar iulot Op at
slgre, % buer Tag tommer 5armerne an
i9ttenoe for at bente ben peltomue Deco
rab 8oiteH. os IRie be iuteresiaute natios
male 5ortRuinger, iOm oeri fiuoes, foruoen
iua meset Anoet, Der er bpgssIist at lGie.
SesuGrre beritsr Der o9iaa paa oisie
aanter aoFtujg Grit, "a SijantepGrteme
aaar ofiteo meo en- bel Tel, nf bpoO 5ars
msren bar ta9et IND for fine iOIsts Bro.
butter.
3u ri bar mango SLENDER heroppe, iom
ale truer os meo G~oeiGsaelis / itsrre eller
miuore Grab. SerHbanes& ompauierue er
iuIoit9noise SaiFiis. iom ioriBser at huge
os meo CUB Oa Saar, pg oesuoeu maa
BERTH o9iaa isles Ct auoet SIa9s "9obe
Ssuner.~ 6uOrleoes aaar bet til. at iaa
Dtan8e Der bar pea itg tuu9e "gotes" ca
! "DtOrtgnges", Der maa betaIes meo 20 ia
80 BroceHts 8entsr; lter bette life / rette
lib "a soeuilia. iaa tommer S9erifeu %
afholoer aultiUu. % bog er iaHits oifie
"gooe geuuer" life mere at Latte for fin
gaotrRngeligbeo for at faa me garer afs
latte, euo !Grmerne ieIo / i'm fortipneoe
8eregntHg Og lin gisesplOisbeo. Wit Slass
5armsR a1ttueri iiaI be bare, ligefra en-
5eIubiuoer til $500 % ueo til bet auer.
rtin6lte, alt bette latter be ia / gJGIo for
bOs GseuteH. og BET en- bsiit trpfttuoe
giRIo, men iamtioig bsrmso, buoroau be-
banoIer be ou eisie opreile6te gloltiuer?
De laosr Dem Itda uoe for Sub % foIot
Sauo, baaos CONNER os Siuter. geo
ben Slogs Stsi fan &c uaturIiguis life
bptoe IGHse uo; 3erHet ruiter, ErRst rnaos
uer. % mart sr bet Scls ct fuloitRRoigt
8rag. Der life lRrgers fan glsre 5isueite.
IA maa Der ll8bes ugt, og after er man
8geuteu biemfaIosu. 8eo 3erfiombeo o.
5pariummeljgbeo Iuuoe oisie forfRroelige
ueaiitspofer iH~oitrRHtes til miuore euo
bet 6aloe, iaa en- 5lrn1er tuHoe leoe Itot
mere uafbHueig. iom bet M CT, lsner
mnneeH iaa al iige paa 8laoe os llHanee
Eili9e er llobuisHe iom 9ieeel / en- poerIt
uiel 5orfatRrng, iaa &iserHe itaar Der o.
frpisr uf FIG nlt bet, Der ifuloe biorase til,
at be Ia9oe aieo paa zig o9 gap gReIt til
@jsHaIGlO for bet stUue Sober; III 8oar
alt nso iii at boIoe benz HogenIuuoe
Uarrie; paa ben Maaoe bar man intet uoz
bptte Of tit 6jss. Sarmeo oil leg bog in.
9~euluuoe b%aaitol, at be uRuute Nlis9reb
er aIriHoeIise bIaHbt ale 6armere Der
oppe, men Der finbss biit ug Der Dem, Der
sisr fig itploiss beri % ie8 uiloe berior
gipe benz ct SarIio. NewsbOy.
Decorah-posten., 1885-04-15

Sra Bratsbers, 5iumore Co., Rinn.
-. Der er iubtrnot nusle Smaa. 5oraus
orinaer Der | neutrality-suspicious.. Ole
8. guanipn, Der i en- lang R9tte Of Var
bar bait alebmanos 8utif Der paa Stesst,
bar ioIst uO til gRr. Ole glauion for ct
Siosrum Of IRE Gar. Sr. glauion er EN-
oriftig RGuo meo COB SuoIigt baaoe / bet
Gne os bet NHbet; ban er III pgiaa Dor
Boitm iter fra lite Sunuar 1885. 5orre-
item bar oi Der en- SernOare.8 Butt, tilbg.
reHoe EemaH gpeniou fra Spring @roue.
gmerit .. gg8en bar ct goot Smeooerfs
itso, buor ban bar fuibt up at gigre; hans
0uteI bar ct gOot Sueoteroerfteo. Seq
lGier "7seorabsBoften" meo ben Itgrlte
5orugielie, o8 bi TO er iaa 9ooe 8enuer,
at ri nIOri9 tran9ler msb ~bpernHore, Itlgut
ies iIu9er ben til iioite ginis. Q. 6.
Decorah-posten., 1885-04-15
RorretponOanfe.


DIu 2dunUH GuI. 2err.
-. Bet fan NOT bore IIemt meo be
lape Rriier puu 5nrmsrnes &robufter, men
fGar man en- iaa rig Gfsrsbe, iom Rorbs
peften bar baft iaar, oa fan mon not Hare
lig, laurent mua blot i9tter S9ring efter
HGring; oa oiIbe bet life blipe iaa meaet
alaaemaal at bsre. Naeu 5eileu er ben,
at gtanse, efter at baue ufiat fine Barer
! B1en, tpr ben til Stl9nteitsoerne os
Der lille boloer nUseuiombelit Waaoe; BEN
gene, De bar lIiot tuust NOT for, faar MI
5gooer at 9aa paa. Sa ben 9rif, ben ajpr
9toet iurt for Ran9foloi9e, os 9prene Ii
Der o9iaa ~oeruaoer, tbi be ntna i 5imeois
itaa noe cs bGnse / builtetiombsIIt geir,
oa, naar bet iaa enoeli9 bGrer blemo5er,
iaa 9aar bet paa 2iuet lgit.
Ran lager fig M Der mere paa Gre
a%tlrnul, builtet not osiaa lsuHsr fig beore
eno Sorobrug. o. Z. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1885-04-15
NperttSfem
Nr0 Saf6urnS 90tre.
aOmuu 8 Gls of IrS. Senrs 5000.
Vile te SIe tliammen 672 siSer = ~inobnnSen Il gino, purtutit S1.O0.
8osen er put Oa abt tnobunosn meo 2abrFRps os Sisruer,

JHoboIo fatteIbtSf
5srfte Del 224 sior-aufomfen. 9pris ouerHauet Rsost pa Sern
banefahonen en- upheGs S9noeNe SIR. garnous Sepa. Spsaeee bet Quiet?
Zen berOtssnoe Brit Spnbeloap pa Sastrufhu. Zen OHmttge gReuina soutb
Bennof. Suotbs 6Crurrns. Sorbsret ar Carlton brper tat io twuL Zen
abruots Billet eoptein gbesneps SrmL gaptan gbeanep. gRs ghsuens arnat
9r CARTONS Beslarng auf9tt oHr fig iau. Brpsns. 6Oriuuubeu. On fo.
nsRis ubHust Rpe 8arbisbebr.
aHben Del 1872 Sioer. SRmiomfeu. 8ieHen ct gnts ante. ct g.
is9 efoar 9oOse. gis 9ethpatt. De inpneoe armsr On IN Dame. en- mrf
aneHe en frtfenoe 2otfemao. Saget bort Som ct snpfif Snrtet gdboae
til bet samle Slen- 5rebrf 9reps Grille. ct ubeDat RBbe. On aammeI H.
eme tOnmer tgn Seq sar bort msO Strsmmen" Zen uaae Tag. Ct uums.
Bess. litter GnFsht.
pnnps 6ort9utH9 gr. CARTONS 9rsmme. en- forurotapnbe 2isbeb. SIR og 2anp
laura Carlton bIemme. gs. Smith bemr Saruen Tn Ioeu gfterutuins. gRau
tr9hr fnt 2ft / SHfer Cane. 2abp Sane tommer enbei9 til SomuH. Sre
Sir stepbens Seps. SrOaIne giGffe ct mt stO for gr Carlton sRHs
StnH9s uoFu8t ct Tibet 2ps gfObinte gR. Subtbs 5lrtRltns. Sasfsrereus
Telegram. Den fOrfpueoe 5rOtoft Scr sret ubianeren. gombefsnt soulers
SelO'sRstiao. unoluppen. BE fraabenbe Bigger bar eubeGs Iat fig til Suae.
aouaie: .. anunbien, Seeorab, Sopa.
Decorah-posten., 1885-04-15
Carmen, Dnfet % Dauett.

" mfeu tarfa' : > forfgusss Stptttr unbu 5armfpaI.,u q Ip,t,t b,obah,b,
for -Deeorabsgohsu-,
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zig for
Yriisr, ps
|er fortisut.
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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13

and Captain Murray determined to wait
until help should arrive That day the YES
sci drifted back ffty-eight miles. About
o'clock that evening the lights of the steamer
Lake Winnipeg were sighted. Captain
Murray ordered rockets to be sent up. These
rockets carried bombs which burst with a
tremendous explosion, but the Winnipeg
gave no sign that she had seen or heard
them. The Captain then ordered FIRE to
be lighted on the deck aI the stern. The
deck was of iron, and when the fire was built
Of rags soaked in oil ii made a tremendous
blsze, and extended the width OF the deck
The steamer Winnipeg saw the light, thought
the Alaska was on FIRE and went to her
assistance. When she came within hailing
distance there was an affecting scene among
the passengers. The ladies were entirely
overcome. Two heavy chain cables were
drawn over the stern of the Alaska TO the
bow Of the Winnipeg. This was accom-
plisbed by o'clock the mex morning, and
the Alaska started ahead. At midnight of
Friday, during severe gale, the cables part
ed, and the ship was once more at the mercy
of the elements At daylight the Winnipeg
was again taken in tow, and the port of New
York was finally reached without further
accident. The Alaska had on board nearly
800 passengers. She is perhaps the fastest
ship that sails having earned the title OF the
ocean Greyhound" If the bill for saving
her and the many lives she carried seems
large the service rendered was large also
almost reaching the limits of computation
in dollars and cents.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13

esd. He Immediately sued on the note, got
Judgment and executed and sold, not only
the real estate he had before refused TO take
from the General, but also oil the presents
and souvenirs be had received since the
war. and even the sword he carried
during the war. And have you heard
word from Grant or any one else about the
hard-heartedness, the seltshness OF Wander
bit? II Vanderbilt and the friends OF Grant
had concocted q scheme by which TO appeal
TO the sympathy Of Congress sid the people,
could they have devised a better one than
this? Then note another strange thing
From the time Grant accepted the Presi-
dency the first time until two months ago he
was never known to refuse q present, great
or small. But when Sherman had raised
money from Gould, Field etc, II pay of
the Vanderbilt judgment Ibis dignity would
not allow him TO accept OF present." His
dignity did not interfere with his accepting
$4,000 from these same men few years
sgo, but now it will not allow him to
accept 100000. And all the papers are full
Of laudations One says: See the grand
old man, with beggary staring him in the
face with an income Of only S4l per day;
he has the dignity to refuse to degrade him
self by accepting a present" Take the
whole history OF this transaction from the
time Grant started to borrow the money
from Vanderbilt up to the present time, and
If a scheme had been devised by regular
shysters to excite the sympathies Of the pso-
pie and bulldoze Congress, no better concst-
enation Of oircuu stances could have been
thought Of.
Now the people are talking about these
things and wondering why it is that every
thing came around so aptly
Under these circumstances, and in
view OF the great honors and vast
sums OF money that have been lavished on
this man. tney think it is time to call halt
and consider the matter carefully before act
ing on it. There sre thousands and tens Of
thousands of soldiers ali over the country
wounded and broken down in health.
TO whom few hundreds OF dollars would be
a God send, and the income which 1t is now
proposed to give him, thereby increasing his
income to not less than $50 per day,
would carry comfort to many a home which
now has not the necessities. JAY LEE
February y.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13

ALTHOUGH there have been many state
ments made recently to the contrary, yet
weil-iniormed gentlemen in Washington
state most positively that Mr.. Cleveland has
not yet offered place in the Cabinet to any
person, A reliable Albany observer says
that Mr.. Cleveland is now considering the
qualifications of every man who has been
suggested for place in the Cabinet, and will
within few days select from the number
the seven who will become his constitu-
tional advisers. The gentlemen selected
will De notified of the fact in business like
communication, in which there will not be
IN invitation to go to Albany. Probably
some OF the gentlemen who will be soon in
formed of Mr.. Clevelsnds desire to have
them in his Cabinet will go to Albany, bat
their presence viii not be requested. That
Mr.. Bayard will be asked to become Score
tary of State is generally believed.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
Polo at the Meridian Rink

a large aud select crowd gathered at the
Meridian Rink lsst evening to witness the
game of polo between the Columbus (O)
Clubsnd the Meridian team. 1t was the initial
game OF the series, and although rather one
sided, our boys being too many" for the
visitors from the start, it Was made interest
ing, and at times somewhst exciting, By the
brilliant plays of John Murphy and the
courage and skill displayed by Bert Dasher.
Our team won in a handsome manner, scor-
ing three times in succession. The hrst goal
was won In fifteen minutes, second IN i've
and third in eight, and J ohm Murphy Is the
lad who made the three. His playing,
which has always been above the average,
was simply brilliant last night, and the fire.
quent applause he received gave him license
10 feel that he was covered al over
with glory In our mention Of the last game
with the Chicago Club We attributed the de-
feat of the nome team 10 the fact that the
boys did too much individual playing. and
it was with pleasure last night that the
friends of the Meridians noticed an absence
of that kind Of work, as IN every instance
the ball was knocked 10 the man whose posi-
ton made it possible for him 70 score.
The same teams will meet again tonight
at the Meridian Rink, and plenty excite
ment is promised
The new scsls OF prices does not 90 into
effect till next Wednesday.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
PERSONALS.
morning

The mother OF Evangelist Moody cele.
hrated the completion of her eiehtieth year
at Mortified, Mass, last Thursday.
PRoFEssoR AeAssIz. being asked to lecture,
declined, systematically thus: Il can no.
afford to waste my time making money"
SENATOR CAMERON hss a new claim to
fame. A hog with six legs beneath and two
above its BODY and two tails was born on
his farm last week.
Or Charles Dickens, George Eliot wrote
Dickens in The chair-a position he fills re-
markably well, and speaking with clearDess
and decision. His appearance is certainly
disappointing benevolence in the face,
and, think, little in the head; the anterior
lobe not by any means remarkable. In fact,
he is not MISUNDERSTANDING in any way
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13

neither handsome nor ugly, neither fat nor
thin, neither tall nor short"
Miss ANTHONY, it is remarked, seems to
grow younger as her years pile up. She is
now sixty-four years cid, and her face is no
more wrinkled than at fifty.
Bruce JOY, the English sculptor, is coming
to America on a holiday trip. He is now
just finishing q statute of Lord Frederick
Cavendish, the Phoenix Park victim, which
will shortly De unveiled at Barrow-in-Fur-
ness.
The Lees of Virginia are coming to the
front again in the Old Dominion. General
Robert E. Lees daughter, having finished
her wanderings is socially prominent; and
"Runey" Lee, now on his farm in Fairfax,
probably will be the next Democratic candi-
date for Governor.
JOHN KELLY is recovering. He takes q GAL
Top in Central Park every fine day, and takes
a great deal Of rest. He is not allowed to see
the daily papers or to read his letters. He
looks hearty, but his short, stubby beard is a
triie whittier, bis face is pale, and he bears all
the marks of severe illness. He will go
South in a few days, with his wife and child.
The wife of the Japanese Minister at
Washington receives her guests with a
pretty and graceful English welcome. She
is a tiny lady, not much above four feet ia
hight, with clear, creamy complexion,
straight eyes. archsd eyebrows, and an
abundance Of coal black hair. She dresses
in rich French toilets aud converses through
the medium OF an il ter prefer.
A GOOD instance OF Mr.. Egarts cheerful
ness and address was afforded at the cele-
brated Bar dinner, where Charles O'Conor
and Evarts came in together. and, looking
down the table before they took their seats,
OConor said in his doubtful, complaining
voice: II don't know what can eat" Mr..
Evsrts, thin as If his food never stuck TO
bis ribs, also looking down the table, i'm
mediately exclaimed: i don't see what 1
can't eat
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
The Supreme Court.

The following cases were decided in the
Supreme Court yesterday:
1886. Jesse Grimes ct al. vs.. Train A.
Coe ct al. Tppscsnoe C. C. Certiorari is-
sued.
Ic,64l. William II. Hines ct al. VS. James
T. Driver. Hamilton c. c. Reversed. e.
liott, J.
1885. James w. Anderson VS.. William
c. Wilson ct al. Tippecanoe c. c. Affirmed.
Mitchell, j.
1I.743. School Town of Rochester VS.. Char.
itY Shaw. Marshall G. Q. Reversed. Frank
lin c.
ISL. Adeline Sibert VS.. James Cox.
Bartholomew c. G. Reversed. Black, c
IL 81. The Thames Loan and Trust Com
pany VS.. Henry H. BevIlie ct al. Marion S.
G. Affirmed. ColerIck G.
II $50 John C.. Stone VS.. John Koppa.
Pulaski c. c. Affirmed. franklin. G.
IL ,997. Isaac G. Johnson ys. Elijah Kit
chen ct al, Grant O. C. Affirmed. Bicknell,
C.. C.
y OO3. AnIaniss Baker vs.. John Carr.
Fulton c. Q. Affirmed. Bicknen, C. @.
II S33. The Mccormick Harvesting Ma
chine Company w. Thomas Gray. Pulaski
G. c. Reversed. Black, G.
1854. George Hazman ct al. Va. Sarah
Hibben ct al. Fulton c. c. Motion TO mod
lily opinion sustained.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
A Chapter of Accidents.

Peter Elmer, grocer doing business at the
corner Of Delaware and Merrill streets, was
thrown from sleigh on Georgia near Me-
ridisD, about Y o'clock yesterday. He was
taken home in Kregelo's ambulance IN an
unconscious condition.
Charles Johnson, an employee of The
Street Railway Company. fell yesterday at
the corner OF Georgia and Meridian streets,
and received some painful bruises about the
head
Charles RsdmsD, travelling salesman re-
siding At $50 Broadway, was thrown from =
sleigh by runaway horse near Portland,
Yesterday. the accident resulting n the dis
location OF his shoulder.