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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
French Press Favors Peace.

PARIS, April 30-The newspapers here sx-
press the wish that peace may be main
tanned. The Temps declares thatit is Prince
BismaTck's duty to prevent the catastrophe
OF p war between England and Russia. II
lie permits the mortal duel the Temps says
u Will De owing TO uneasness at Rassis's
powerful prox nifty to Germany. Tbe lio-
erRi Institution o. Germany Sc q peacemaksr
may play q noble BART.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
Arbiiraf,on 10 be Tried.

LaNDoN May 1.-The Standard this morn
ing says: We are able TO state upon unques-
tionsble authority that the Eoglish propo-
sal to Russia is for the submittai to the arbi-
tration OF ore OF the crowned powers of Ed
rope the simple question whsther or not the
convention Of March Il wss oeoEen oy Rus
sia. This proposal Il now uDuer consdsra
tion by the E0glish Government which has
decided to cUny0ke meeting OF the Commit
tee of Ministers ~ Getchina, 30 discuss the
question.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
statements in the House of Commons.

LONDON, April 50.-In the House OF Com
mons this afternoon Lord Harrington, the
Secretary for Var. stated that since the Gov
eminent had decided to revise the policy to
be pursued IN the Soudsn, it had been in
corresponder ce with Sir Evslyn Barring, the
British diplomatic representative at Cairo,
and Lord Wolseley, sthe commander Of the
force N the Soudan. The latter, said Lord
Harrington. had gone 10 Suskim TO report
upon the military situation.
Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice, Under Sscre-
taTy for Foreign Affairs stated thai the GOV.
srnment was as yet without information OF
s secoud engagement between the Afghan
and Russian troops. and bslieves tnat The
Afghans still hold Bala and Murgasb.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
Tho Malone Gang To se Dismissed.

WAsHINeToN, April 30.-The President has
announced his intention OF dismissing about
800 of MahOpe's Federal 8ppoiptess ia
Virginia IN q few days. There never
wso more INSCRIPTIONS gang Of
political Iasoas thaa these Federal
officers who were appointed at the
instieatioD Of Rsadjuster Malone. Some are
ont and out Republicans of the lowest social
stripe, while Others are renegsdes who up to
the time Mahone put ms grip on the Droad
old Common wealth acted with the DsmO
Gratis. The President csn do no better thing
than to Gust the rascRls.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
The lrlsh Bt-hops.

RoNE. April 30.-The Irish Bishops as
sembisd to-day in the College of the Props-
gsnds. Cardinal Simeon addressed the
Bishops Their Lordships expressed their
Discrimination 70 trest all questions sabmit.
tea to them uninflaenced in any way by
political blss or feeiing.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
The Miners, str,he Again settled.

PIITsBURG, April 30.-A Chronicle-T Tele-
srsph's Irwin, Pa, special saws: "rhe Penn
Gas Coal Comrany's miners resumed work
In No. mine this morning a. the reduction
after q strike of seven weeks Fifteen bun
cred miners also resumed work at the Scott
Haven mines This breaks the strike ST
these two points. and virtually settles the
price OF the strict.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
A Dispatch from KOmsror.

ST. PErFRsBUse, Aaril 30-rhs Official
Messenger publishes the following telegram
Akkabad on Friday last: "A telegram for
bidding the occupation Of Penjdeh reached
me on March 23. 1 only communicated it
TO the commanders OF outposts, aud did not
make il generally known. General Zlc,z-
eyski. win my permission, interviewed by
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

SiwLA, India, April 30 -Iu official circles
here the occupation or Mar uehsk by the Rus
SION advance is regarded as d0ub tful. II is
expected that British military commission
Viii be sent 10 HeraT.
The Duke aud Duchess of Connsnght will
remain az Meerut
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
Russia's Prospects on tho Sea.

HEIsINeFoRs. April 30-Phs Dagblad
thinks that Russia has little power TO hurt
England seriously upon the sea. The Dapfr
says four Russian fortrssses on the Baltic
will require assistance, and that any engage
ment with the English feet IN the open ssa
is ont OF the question. The Novoe Nremya,
ef st. Petersburg. is annoyed at the staps-
ment of the Dagblad, and tries TO lessen the
effect OF its article.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
Strong Efforts to Retain $. S. Cox in Con.
gress.
ipecial to the Sentinel.

WAsHINeToN, April 30-The strongest ef-
forts sre being made, not alone IN New York.
but among the sistssUen at the Rational
CAPITAL. to induce Hon. S. S. Cox TO decline
The Turkish Mission aud remain in Congress.
Mr. Cox has OF resigned his seat 10 which
be was elected TO the Forty-ninth
Congress and has not received
DIS comm Ssion - bis new place.
Il js tErdipess about resigning leads many 70
believe thai there is yes a hone that the
brilliant New Yorker msy conclude "a hold
on TO his ssat n CoSgFess, aud continue
leader 81 he has been fer more than twenty
years Iast.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
NNr. and DIrs. Bendricks' Return.
Specisl IN the Sentinel

WAsHNGToN, April 80 -Vics President
ard Mrs. Hendricks have not yet determined
when they will leave for Indianapolis. Ii is
hardly thought, however, that they viii 60
Inuch before the 18th OF May. and perhaps
they may he detained until the 1st of June.
Mr.. Hendricks was quite unwell for several
days but is in excellent health again. He
suffered with slight bilious attack.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
American a.a roglisb Artists.

PARIS, April S0.-American ana English
srtists are isrs ely and well represented in
the salon. Among the best works on exhi-
bitten are g sea piece, by Alex. Harrison .
portraits by Healy md Sargent, and scene
or the Gsnges. Oy Weeks The jurg mas
placed ]. L. Stewards Hunt Bail" in the
Sail q HonOre
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
Granville.s Note concedes tho Lessar Line.

LONDON, April 5O.-It is known that Earl
GIanviIle's note, besides asking for an sr0i-
tration inquiry into the komarof incident,
offered &c END the dispute by conceiiug 20
Russia the Lesssr line under . distinct
pledge that it shall be the abiding limit y
the Russian frontier. The response Of n De
Giers will reach here on Monday. Il gill
announce the acceptance OF the Lesssr, at
2 refusal TO hold an inquiry into the kom-
afoff incident
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

LONDON, April 30.-Two steamships of the
Peninsuisr and Oriental Line. now building
at Glasgow, have been purchased By the
government, TO be converted into cruisers.
The government has slso purchased three
very fast ocean steamers, to keep the British
coEsiiDg stations supplied.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
The Budget Dene,s creates seusatio

Inc buoget DsuclS creates n SENSATION.
LONDON, April 3).-The forecast OF Mr..
Childers of the deficit in the budget for the
ensuing fna cial year, which is estimated st
IA 932, 600, has created sensation. 1t is
the largest deficit since the Cimesn War,
The government Uill guarantee the synopsis
of the budget The increase of the income
tax to pence will, it is Estimated,
yield = 4O0,OOe; the notifications OF
tho probate and legacy duties
and other property taxes t15OO00;
the duties on i'm ports 100000 and the
duty on beer, 975 coo. The remainder OF
the deficit will be met by suspending pay
ments toward the reduction 0t the national
debt and'tne stopping of the sinking fund
and termlnable annuities.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

VIENNA, April so The Politische Core
spondense says the report o. a proposed
meeting of the three Emperors on August
g., is without reliable foundation.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

The Daily News learns that England has not
taken possession OF Port Hsnilton. The
presence of fast British cruiser in the vicin-
Of that island, the News thinks. wss
probably the origin of the report. The Irish
ard Scotch members OF Parliament intend
to oppose the tax on whisky.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

RoME, April 30.-It is stated that Mr..
Byers, American Consul General at Rome,
hss is5iensd, and u rs:urn to Americs
with tie Intention Cf entering the profession
al journalism
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
Russia's Repulss ON e,4lIy CODarmea.

hutsla's hepulse Otil c1Gsiy Cobhrhe1s
BEUssELs. April 30.-The Independence
Belge's ST. Petersburg correspondent rsiter-
ates the statement thot there has bsen
fresh engagement between the Afghans and
Russians, and that the latter were repulssd.
He asserts that the report has been officially
cor iirIned
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
Anthracite Associa.iops.

NEw YORK, April 30.-The Western An
thrsciie Associations adjourned 10 day, to
meet in Buffalo on May 27. A basis for the
adjustment of rates between Syracuse and
the West was sgTetd upon.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

LONDON, Mag -Rosell, with a score OF
2e5 miles, was still in the lead ut the end of
the fourth day OF the match. Cartwright
had made 27S and Mason 276.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
The maruohaK occapation Denied.

LONDON, April 3O--rbs Pail Mall Gazette
states that the Government has been in
formed fhst the report Of the occupation of
MsTUchaS is not true.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

The Russian Government Buying Stocks.
BERLIN, April 30.-Orders, believed 10 be
on account of the Russian Goyernmens con-
time TO be received for the purchase of
stocks in London.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
Orleans and Bonaparsist Papers to BE EK-
pslied.

PARIS. April 30.-Ths Figaro says the Gov
ernment has dec ded upon a measure for the
expulsion of the Orleans and Boaapartist
PAPERS.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
The Budget Generally Acc.ptable.

LONDON. May 1.-The Daily Telegraph says
the budget is acceptable. and that it is not
likely to impair the prospects OF the Liberal
candidates in the next general election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15

such respportionment. A measure
thus admitted to be wise, just and ex-
pedient, and approved by the execu-
tive, should command the respectful
attention Of the legislature.
The GAZETTE does not need to re-
peat the arguments in support Of such
measure. 1t would be an act Of
supererogstion TO argue in favor Of
that agaiuet which no argument can
be brought. We do, however, deem It
necessary to urge upon the legislature
70 act promptly upon this subject. It's
friends in the senate and house should
not allow the matter TO lag. While
Western Texas is chiefly concerned, as
being that part Of the state which
would gain most by redistribution Of
Legislative districts, there are other
portions that ATE largely interested,
and whose members viii support the
measure for a new census. Delay will
be fatal. II the reform is not
carried now, it will not likely be
done at all, and the present unjust and
unequal representation will not be
corrected until after the federal census
Of 1890, upon which to base new
ratio, and this cannot be done before
1892 By that time tho burden OF In
justics will have become unbeRrably
oppressive, and irritation will beget
bitter feeling between the different
sections OF the state that all should lie
anxious to soothe.
II any objection can he allowed to
stand in the way, or can cause Sny
member to oppose the taking Of a new
census for reapportionment, II La the
objection that it will cost something.
n the people are anxious, for the pur-
pose of securing justice to them
selves, to bear this expense,
they should not be denied that privi-
lege. A matter of few dollars and
cents ought not to deny justice TO the
people who foot the bills. If the cen
sus is provided to be taken at once, be
ginning in June and to be completed
by September l. the federal govern,
ment will pay half the cost. This helT
cannot be had at any ether time, il
not taken advantage OF now; so that
in the interest of economy, the legisla
ture should enact law for state cen
sus, and, by an emergency clause
cause 1t to go into effect at once, nnC
let the business proceed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15

THE Austin Sun shines for all, and
should throw the calcium onto the
individual interests" that clog the
university. Give the people tho proof
referred TO In the following:
Tho sun has endeavorcd 70 prevent the
university imbToglio; now It would oil the
troubled waters, Il posaibls; but ifthe vain
frothings OF spite and malice are TO he hon.
or~d with the Qussl-ofneial indoHement OF
tho present management or the inatituuon,
Il IL Just ~ we'll to let the public knoN all.
when that IL told the whole state, - well sa
tho pc pie Of Austir, win know thai mob e
endowment is being tritt red away, not in
the erection OF fns buildings or investment
in substantial lmpr' vement, but for a.
advancement Of iadSutduui tstsrestS. Thess are
strong words, and We appreciate their flll
puFport. Do We hear = call for the proof9
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15
Tia Mnrldls Ernnsitinr.

The Austin Statesman seemB very |
much disgruntled on the New Or
leans exposition. 1t hopes congress
will give no further aid to that great
Southern enterprise, and says:
The managers said they were going 10 have
the bigRes thing ever held on earth, forget
ting hat New Orleans was not tho center OF
tho world. Instead OF a wise management
and economy. the directors have gone ahead
in reckless, slipShod. unbusinsAH-like man
nsr. Even now the Rflhlr is beiAg miHmAn-
aged, and many complaints are made OF the
mistakes OF the directors.
Gentlemen of ripe judgment and
experience, who visited the great fairs
at Vienna, Paris and Philadelphia,
pronounce the New Orleans eIposi-
ton immeasursbly superior in every
respeot-except in attendance--to all
heretofore attempted. The Western
states are especially enthused on the
subject, and are urging that It be made
permanent exposition for the Mis-.
sisslppi valley at least, II 1t be true
that the managers forgot "that New
Orleans was not the center Of the
world,n aud misled the StatesmAl to
that extent, 1t Is to be regretted. 1t is
not, at all events, near the centers OF
population, and the railroads have not
shown any great disposition to
overcome that difficulty, hence
the deficit in receipts.
However, with twenty-one foreign ma
lions exhibiting their products and
resources In competition with all our
states aud territories and with the fed
eral government, we regret that our
neighbor cannot see, beyond the minor
difficulties and mistakes, the great
purposes, Objects. and, we believe, the
wonderful accomplishments already
secured TO the s luth and the whole
country in this great worlds expo
sitlon at our very door. 1t Is TO be re-
GREETED that our own stste government
could not have exhibited greater llber.
ality in 80 worthy an undertaking, and
1t lie to be hoped that the public senti
ment in the state will at least be led Il
recognize and appreciate the gresi
advantages thus offer, d-to extend on
commercial and industrial relations
with other states and foreign countries
Surely no part Of the American re
public can show more undeveloped re
sources or stands more invitingly opeI
to the enterprise and earitAl OF tn
world.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15
Wh, she Wrlthod.
SO. Paul Herald

He was strollng along Grand Forks
ctr ct witha girl who had kleptomanied
his affections. The beams OF the colo.
pale moon enyeloped them In a silver
sheen and the eRucy slars winked mer-
rily At each ether in the blue vault
overhead, As they moved along he
was heard 10 aay:
False, deceitful girl, can you thus
trample upon my love-As pure and
holy = love rs man ever gave 10 woman?
Does the demon 30 predominate in
your nature that you can, without a
pang OF conscience, cast me Off in this
hendish manner Why old Won
lead ms to believe that my love wns
reeiprOcAtedf Oh. fool that I was 40
be deceived by devil In the euise al
q beautiful woman. You viii 30 nun.
ished for thisl An, you crinRe and
tIemble beneath my words, Won
writhe like snake under the burning
truths which,
Burning nothipg,n intsrrupted thu
girl. 1T there was = h-a irwin h
gonge : hole through your SHINE lIks
the one that's borin' into mine Won a
eringe and squirm too. / wish 10 gosh
you'd scratch my baek.n And fhen
the man 1ied4Way into the shadows ~
the night, and the girl scratched her
back against s fence-post for 4 ts@
minutes and went home
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15
Insurance Legislation.

It Is to be hoped that our Legislators
will make haste slowly in the matter
OF insurance legislation. The statutes
Of the state are already very full and
explicit, and In some instances far be-
yond other states In the protection OF
the insurer. The law makes the place
Of loss the domioile of the company
for purposes OF suit, and in life and
accident companies gives damages and
attorneys feea in case OF forced auit
for recovery. II requires large iund
TO be deposited Ia the Rtate treasury
before attempting TO do businsss, and
requires full showing OF solvency
annual reports OF business and flnan,
oial condition, aud full authority in
agents 70 receive citation for company
In case Of litigation. This places for
eign companies doing business in THU
state almost ON = standing Of hom,
companies, 80 far as responsibility anC
Bolvenoy Is concerned, and exclude,
the possibility Of "kitlngn compAnle,
and bogus agencies, which, In time
past, were incidental 10 business In IN,
new border communities.
We See serious objection to the pre-,
emit clause Of fixed valuation on reA
estate policies. When building Il
examined and valued the contrac
closes the question Of the amount o
risk. The clause, doubtless, will fore,
the companies TO carefully lower TN
valuations at FIRST. but there can be II
such case no great speculation on pru
dent underwriters. In the matter o
insurance on merchandise In store, o
movahles Ia any shape, the proposition
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15

Is Gen. PINS novel aud ingen-
iousn idea Ia carried out, wouldn't 1t be
well 10 build the mole or pier from the
mainland aud found 3 new city where
1t would not wash away? The wharf
monopoly is not the only objection to
the Oleander city. WhenPlrate island
vas turned over to the" City company"
there was wide space between the
"city" and the beach all around
Through some means the "City com
pAny" claim all the land and even out
a distance into the sea.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15

THE constitutional and never-fAiling
toadylsm Of the average American
comes once more to tho front in the
case OF the doughty English general,
PIN. AS soon as he proposed to flank
the wharf monopoly by common
sense and practical solution o. the
deep water difficulty, self interest was
forgotten. the devil-fsh unlocsened his
hold and joined In the declaration that
1t was ''novel and ingenious.p Prof
Alexander Hogg has been for years
dinging at the country to listen to the
same proposition, without avail. II
remained for the gentleman beyond
the sea to come TO the rescue and give
II force, But then Prof Hogg is to the
manor born, as Il were, and Texans
ARE not valued at homo. Texans are
not smart enough TO teach their own
cowboys in the university. Hadn't
we better send abroad for full line OF
state ofiloelsY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15

The Philadelphia Press proposes a
new deal on "Copiah county," Miss.
II says:
The anarchists are making themselves
neediessiy unhappy in these strsit-laced
Northern C mmunittes. why don't they 90
south-so Coplah county, for instance?
This ia an improvement on the re-
cent attempt OF certain Republican
statesmen to "boom" that county for
political purposes. Southern territory
il not favorable to fanatics, and We
suggeat thnt "Copiah" will be found
a. unhealthy for anarchists as II wat
for other political and social crsnki
who have tried lts climate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15
Great Minds viii.
Bolton Journal.

1t is said that great minds will some
times run in the same channel, and
the same can be said of great newspa-
peTs. The Globe-Democrat recently
made mention of the fact that Carl
Schurz is making speeches in the s nth
in favor of education, and remarked
that he was advocating policy which
is directly inimical to Democratic
safety and prosperity. Just one week
later the Galveston News makes this
observation: "By speaking In favor Of
education in the South Carl SchuT2
would forever destroy what germs OF
the Republican party there are down
this way This is merely coinci
dence, nothing more. Mr.. Schurz lee
lures in Austin tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15
Tho Bell. Of Washington

The belle OF Washing ton is Miss
Metals, and she is as bea utiful AZ an
hOurl, whatever that may be. She
has the real Titan gold hair, and II
ripples and curls all over her shApely
head. She has violet eyes, large aud
clear, shaded by long, silken black
lashea, and her oval face ia tinted like
y red, red rose. The rosy lips arch in
. Cupid's bow over perfect teeth, and
her smile and gracious sweetness COM
plete her absolute sway. She has a
1.-the and willowy figure, rounded to
perfection, aud altogether che is as
bonny as ever was maiden In any age.
small danger that her dancing card
would remain long untitled, and as
she moved over the floor, her blue
satin train over her arm and her sStit .
shod feet showing beneath her white
satin pett,coat, she was as lovely % )
poets dream, howsoever extrsvagapt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15

inducement could be offered for crime
than to extend the operation Of the
statute to cover such insurance. It
seems an open bonus for arson, perjury,
false invoices and fraud and conceal
ment at every point. Our Legislators
csn hardly fell to perceive the mis-
chievous results OF such q statute.
Damages AID attorneys fees might be
fairly extended 10 fire policies, but be-
You'd that let the law stand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15

SENATOR SHANNON has made a
startling discovery. viz "Only the
cattle bsrons oppose the lease law"
What becomes Of the action of the
Texas StockmeD's State association
and Of the national convention held
10 81. Louis ? Senator Shannon should
not ape the arguments Of the news
pspers-tbey are unworthy Of him and
the place he occupies
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15

TuH Fort worth GAEETrH WIS sold Of uut-
tso's sale on Monday for 500 (Which is prob
ably about tbs value OF the plant It 10
thought this snis win relsa the paper from
the legal complication grywing out OF the
failure Of tue rezss Investment company
Brennan Banner.
II would take almost twice $4,000 to
buy the presses and engines in the
pressroom Of this ofiice. About the
value Of the plant would be nearer
$50 900 than $40 600
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15

THE eyes Of the state are ON the
Austin Sun. That paper said II would
expose the true inwardneas OF much
ancient and hsh.like business relative
to the Conner 4 Fairis settlement with
the state. Senter will do II II lac seta
his head to IL.