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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-25
Secretary Endicott Keturnfne.

CAICAGO, May 2s-Secretary OF War William G.
Endicott arrived here at O'Clock to day route
to Washington from Minneapolis and the North
trip. and spoke in high terms OF the present con-
dition and future prospects of the potion of the
erals Sheridan and schodeld waited on Secretary
Endicott and staff on their arrival
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-25

PITTsBURG, May 2s.-The landslide at Agnew
Station. on The Fort Wayne Railroad, has net
reached the tracks. There Is still great danger of
it coming down, and il there should be rain with
In the next tweniY-four hours the probabilities
are that the whole bluff, with its thousands OF
tons Of earth and stone. win be precipitated to
the tracks. causing a blockade which viii take
seYeral days ~ clear,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-25

And digestible,
For two or three hours at 3 time had to
60 through the most
ExcruciatiDg pains,
And the only way l ever got''
Relief
Was by throwing up all my stomsch con-
tanned No one can conceive the pains that
had to go through, until
sat lastp'
was taken! so that for three weeks I
lsy in bed and
Could eat nothing!
Ny sufferings were so that / called two
doctors to give me something that would
stop the pain. Their
Efforts were no good to me.
At last heard good deal
About your Hop Bitters!
And determined to try Them"
Got bottie-in four hours 1 took the con-
tents of
Onei
Next day / was out Of bed, and have not
seen
."Sickr'
Hour from the same cause cincs.
have recommended it to hundreds OF
others. You have no such
Advocate as / am."-George Kendall,
Allston, Boston, Mas.
Columbus Advocate, Texas, April 81, 'S5.
Dear Editor:-I have tried your Hop Bit
ters and find they are good for any COM
plant. The best medicine ever used in my
family. n. TALEEER.
~None genuine without . bunch OF
green hops on the white label. 6hun al the
vile, poisonous stuR with "Hop" OK "Hopf'
y their name
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-25

The Highest Court of the Presbyterian
Church in Session.

Sermon by the Moder ator-Board or Pub.
licatioD-A Bomb Shell From Judge
Drake, of Washington.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-25

a CARD.-To all VINO are surer1ng from ef.
rors and indiscretione OF youth, nervous weak.
ness. early decay, loss Of manhood, ETC.. win
send Q receipt that win cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered By
q missionary In South America. Send selfad.
dressed envelope to Rev, J0eErHET..IEMANs ets'
top ,, NeH:yQyk,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-25
TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY
Brands advertised a. absolutely pure
t2oMTAzrT AhdHIoNIA~
KHE 1881

s.s5s sss ssy sswn hot stovs sszl ee&esd, tn
anors tbs cover and smell chemist VIII not - -
te@seo 30 csteot the presence Of Ammonia.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-25
Downright Cruelty

To permit yourself and family to
'Sufferr'
and cured so easily
With Hop Bittersl
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-25

~None genuine without . bunch Of
green hops on the white label. 6hun al the
vie, poisonous stuh with "Rop" or "Hops''
= their name
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-25
BUSINESS CARDS.

The frnas represented beloC are the most
stounoh and reliable in the city, and are entirely
WoTthy of the patronage of Sentiaci readeTs,1
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-25

Chicago, st. Louis and fittsDurg.
tPAN-HAEDLB AND PESEsyLvAEIA LIER.t
National Republican., 1885-05-21

VICTOR HUGO was worse yesterday evening
Hos. GEORGE 9. WILLIAMS, OF Indiana, is at
the Riggs.
Hon. NICHOLAS MULLER Of New York, lie at
WeiclSers.
SENATOR N. p. HILL, of Colombo is at the
Arlington,
REPRESENTATIVE RASDALLwent TO PhilRdel.
phia last night
Hon. S. s. Cox will leave for Constantinople
in the middle of June.
lT was announced yesterday that Emperor
william is again indisposed.
IT is understood that Lieut.. r, b. N. Mason,
Of the navy, contemplates resigning.
HoE JoHE j. oNEILL, Of Missouri, leaves
for 81. Louis tomorrow afternoon. lie goes
by way Of Philadelphia.
GEN LoGASs well.timed and wcll.tempered
speech at Springfield shows that he can stand
success NdshiHgloH Poa,
MONTGOMERY is chiefly valuable Just now as
wcll-prcsoryed relic Of the DARK AgeA Of
Democracy. -IHtadsiphid Pres.
Gov. knott OF Kentucky, has appointed
Hon. Phil Thompson state agent for the state
He will also represent the whisky interests
here.
sESATOR RUFUS NJ, MAGEg, the new minister
TO Norway and Sweden, has been rendered II
farewell banquet by the citizens Of Logans.
port ar. Magee leaves May %.
GEN. Logan will deliver an Grafton at
Bloomfield, Ill.,, on Decoration day. II Is un.
derstood that the senatoreeot will not come
here until subsequent to the Goth instant
THR Cincinnati COMMERCIAL Gazette Of yesteT.
day said senator sherman says in a lotter
before us, dated March 49, ! have concluded
TO allow my name to be eanyaSsed with the
rest, aud to accept If elected"
IL the Ohio house of representatives yester'
day morning resolution giving the use of the
legislative chamber next Thursday night 10
ex,Goy. 81. John TO deliver a temperance
lecture was voted down. The Republicans
voted almost solIdly against IT,
Mn. FREDERICK RAISE, editor Of the
Dcaisclle Correspondent of Baltimore, the newly
appointed consul general Of tho United States
at Berlin, sailed from New York yesterday for
his post on the North German Lloyd steamer
Ems, accompanied by his wife aud his nieees,
| Miss KsYA and Miss Aollio Myers.
National Republican., 1885-05-21
ONSLAUGHT ON THE OFFICES
A Days Appointments, Resignations,
IleniovnIH, and Rumors.

Days Appointments, hestEnationH,
Removals, and Rumors.
+. A. switzler, of st, Louis,was yester-
day appointed chief of the bureau Of
statistics of the Treasury Department,
vico Joseph Nimmo, irp who resigned by
request The change will take effect on
the lst proximo. Mr.. Joseph N. Whitney,
of Maine, was yesterday roinstated as
chief clerk of the bureau. Ho was re-
SwitEler, but itwas subsequently decided
by Secretary Manning 10 make Mr..
Switzler chief Of ebureau and to retain
Mr.. Whitney as chief clerk, as his SER
vices would be of great assistance to the
new head Of the bureau. ...
The terms of Office of District Attorney
Tenney, Of Brooklyn, and Marshal Nc,
Dougal, OF the northern district OF New
York, expired yesterday. 1t is expected
that their successors will be appointed
during the present week. .,
Postmaster General Villas has appointed
the following fourth class postmastofsi
Marylaud--Cynthiana A. Wade. Apple
Ieitersburg, Washington county. Yir-
glnia-Mnrvin Barker, Johnson's Springs,
uoochland county; w. A. Horback, Vir-
ginia Beach, Princess Anne county Mar
Gus Durrett, jr., North Garden, Albemsrle
county; Luther \, Rock, Stokes, Gooch,
land county VIM. i. Waid. Figsboro',
Henry county.
Hiram L. Childs, land receiver at
Bodie, Cal; l.. J. Miles, Indian agent at
Usage agency. Indian territory; jerome
Knox, land receiver at Lakeview, Oregon,
and John Alrich at La Crosse, Wis, have
resigned.
The examination of applicants for
cadetship in the revenue marine service
is now in progress at the Treasury De.
partment There are seven vacancies
and forty candidates.
Secretary Manning has appointed T. o.
Roberts, q son-in-law Of ox-Gov. Bowie,
of Maryland, to the chief Of division in
the second comptroller's Office at S2,100,
| vice DIR. w. q. Green. dismissed.
The statement that J. w. Lo Barnes,
the law clerk Of the general Office, has re.
signed Is denied. 70. .. ..a
1t is understood that T. Owen Roberts
of Prince George county, Nd, ia DIR. w
| q. Green's successor as chief of division
in the second compiroller's office of tn,
treasury.
resentativo.elect Hall, of tho first
Iowa district, tho district in which Chris
topher l.. Williams lives, arrived in tn,
city, and brings protests against the lat
ter's appointment as marshal. MeBsrs
Hall and Weaver, with other Iowa Dem
ocrats, called upon the President yester
day and had conference with him on th'
subject. Last night these gentlemen ex
pressed themselves as being confident
that the President will, as they phrase it
do what is right in the matter. They sa,
that he is satisfied that he made mistak,
in the appointment, aud they profess tn,
utmost confidence in its ultimate revoca
tion. They further state that the Prosi
dent is treating them in the most fai
and manly way in the matter. M -.
National Republican., 1885-05-21
CURRENT RAILWAY NOTES.
Latest Information by Wire From Special

n IuEa h.
"AeS' 'h'"r""'o" w ""e rro" HpeOlAi
Sources
More arrests of striking sbopmen ofthe Don.
yer and Rio tirsnde rniitoad arc 10 bo made
Al latest accounts eyervthing ,yas ouirt NJ
Denver,
In an eaitoriol tho London Nine, sovs. ,,1hc
comnintinn ~ the Canodian paniHo rsii,yoy 10
n most iinuortent sten toward the eonsoi,;ia.
tIon of the emuire Il IA a nrieoioss edynntnge
To have oommnnd of a ,rrcat iinc limiting ihe
tyyo nrrnf,s tcyond Tho raanb af hhsiiin nltnef
and Irce from tbc resfraints of n nossihiv ON.
berrassine ne,,treiity,0 y
~.
In the United states circuit court At Pitts;
burg yesterday, upon application OF Edward
W, klnsley OF Massachusetts, Judge AchcsQn
saprciynr in tbr vi, ~ y, sssins, fhs
Rnialo, Ney,York and Philndeinhla RAILROAD
COMPANY. and the Fidelity instirrncc' Trus
and Sdic benosit t,otnnsby' ~ phiianelnhin
was appnlnisd sneoini nasinrS
r1' -
An ADVANCE ia the quotations OF PAclhc Nlal
IN wal street yesterday was atirihnled 70 re;
the company and the Pacific railroads was on
the eve OF maj settlement IL was generally
underNood that me otnoiels Of INC dlnsIea.
companies were In session. yesterday Alter
noon, but nothing oihclal was learned before
the close OF the stock board. ..... .H
Early reports from the west Yesterday, to
the effect that trouble. was breaking out again
between the roads leading westward from
NhiiN"hV' ,nuSvu wy kihnkCi htoNas W yvNNii'o
quite weak In the New York stock exchange.
dispatches were a,so received from me wea
ana circulated on wall street that the TMes TMes
between Chlcago ana the seaDoard Dy iake
ana ai raj are now lover than AZ any previous
time IN the hlstory OF the COUNTY
Mfr. Charles l. Canda enys that response,
have been received from enough holders Of
Ohio Central main line securities to make tho
practical consoiidatinn tynh Uockine Valley
a success, and il is also stated that the Davis
committee have secured sixnaturos OF OHIO
Central Iriyer diyisIonl bondholders to their
plan OF reorganization 10 the amount Of s2,.
t6i 900, Enough more has been promised to
bring IL nm to 81 O19 o0o Of .Ihs Total issue of
a. ala oO1 of tho ohio Centrai first mortgage
river division bonds =
-.
The Lake Erie and Western Railway Com
pany which owns aud operates q ilno OF rail-
road rom sandusky, o., through Muncle, lnu,'
to Bloomington, lll has hlod articles oi con,
solidAtlon with the Lake Eric and mississippi
Halfway Company, which oxtonns tne former
line from Bloomington TO Peoria taking the
name OF the iIrstnamed company with cap
ltal stock OF $4,000. ihe, nrst poara 9I di.
reotors OF tue new Org9nlHallon Is a. IolloMs'
National Republican., 1885-05-21

1t is pitifully petty that. though Mr.
Robert Garrett was willing te present the
seven sea lions to the city, only three
could be accepted, because it would cost
too much to feed the entire group. In
proportion TO the value of such fine
collection and the immense amount of en-
ioyment to be derived by the people from
their possession, the cost of feeding the
four additional seals would be all but in
fnitesimal. That the liberal offer of Mr..
Garrett had to be refused because the
city or the park commissioners could not
afford hundred dollars or so per aunum
will hardly induce other citizens to come
forward eagerly with gifts for our long
talked-of geological gardens. - Baltimore
1meric1n
National Republican., 1885-05-21
The sllror Purchases Resumod.

The Treasury Department yesterday pur.
chased 100000 ounces Of silver bullion for de-
livery at the New Orleans and Philadelphia
mints for coinage into standard dollars. The
price paid was u cents per ounce lower than
the lowest rate liked by the bidders last week.
The weekly purchase Of silver is in the hands
OF commission consisting of Assistant Secre.
tary Fairchild, Mr.. BurGhnrd, director of the
mint, aud Treasurer Jordan. II was expected
that the question as to the authority of the
commission TO purchase silver without n
specific appropriation therefor, said to have
been raised by the treasurer, would be
brought before the commission yesterday but
such was not the case. Nothing whatever
was said On the subject. IL is said, however,
that the question viii be brought to the atten.
tion Of the Secretary, with view of securing
an OpiniOn from the Attorney General.
National Republican., 1885-05-21
Opinlon OF tho Demoornttc Lender.

"As to the tariff, tho administration
should be guided by the spirit and letter
of the utterances Of our platform on this
party every where and accomplish the
tariff reform which both platforms as
serted to be necessary. Changes occur in
the conditions existing in our country
and the countries with which we ex-
change productions more rapidly than is
supposed. These changes must be pro.
vided for through notifications in our
tariff laws, and the best time to make
those alterations is Immediately follow
ing tho information and results shown by
our system OF census returns."-Sdmuel j.
Randall
National Republican., 1885-05-21
Onicinl Announcements.

Bids were opened at the Postoffico Depart
ment yesterday for furnishing envelopes dur.
ing the next year. The contracts will be
awarded by items aud the amount required
to be furnished VIII be about 31,0l0.0O0s
Bids for furnishing supplies for the use of
the Freeduans Hospital for the fiscal year
were opened yesterday .z.l.,-...r-. u.
1t is announced that Secretary Whitney will
order an investigation of the expenses or the
United States steamer Mohcan, which was
recently repaired extensively at the Marc
Island navy yard, California, where she now Is
oilicered and ready for sea. II is said that a
far greater sum than advisable was spent In
repairing her, and rumor places the amount
nj g7OO nn0 .
National Republican., 1885-05-21

THE unterrifod Democracy are howl
ing about the administration going
slow" in making removals Of Republican
officials and appointing Democrats in
their places. Estimating six hours as
an official days work Of tho chief officials
Of this administration, equal to 1900
working hours in all, it is safe to say
that in the entire country and in all
branches and grades Of the service, down
to cross roads postmasters, there has
been removal of Republican and an
appointment Of a Democrat every hour.
This is not satisfactory. Oflce.sockors
and office.brokers will DO satisfied with
nothing less than one minute till the
last Republican steps down and out.
National Republican., 1885-05-21

OCCASIONALLY tho Post 'soars above
party" to a lofty and serene moral alti-
tude. 1t thus exalts itself when it says
THAT the stupidity of the Democrats in
the Weaver district made it possible for
the decent Republicans to whip their
thieves into line at last is perhaps the
thing least to be regretted. Far better
John A. Logan, Republican, than Carter
II. Harrison, Democrat" Inasmuch as
Carter II. Harrison is shown by the
gubernatorial vote of last fall to be the
idol of the Illinois Democracy, our con-
temporary's comment condemns not only
the man, but his party in that state.
National Republican., 1885-05-21
BACK FROM PANAMA.
The Music Boys story OF the Hard
ship Mt the Isthmus.

The Music Boys story OF the Hard
ship Mt the Isthmus.
A number Of music boys arrived at the
marine barracks direct from Pan ANA yes
terday. They reported that during their
seven weeks stay at Panama they had a
tough time of it. They were forced to
sleep in their clothes upon the ground,
and their rations consisted Of coffee, hard
tack, aud quinine. During their stay
the marines were kept constantly sleeping
upon their arms. Tho health Of
all was good. The boys say that they are
heartily glad to get back, as the climate
they left was anything but healthy. The
two marines under arrest for killing two
members of the expedition arrived in the
steamer Colon with them, and they are
now confined in Brooklyn awaiting trial
by court-martial
National Republican., 1885-05-21

OF the great soldiers OF the civil war
Gen. Logan remains the foremost in
that the confederate generals and briga-
dier generals who are swarming about
the capital now will meet an antagonist
there who realizes what horrible crime
the rebellion was, and does not hesitate
to speak Of it as it deserves. The feelings
of great host Of Union soldiers all over
the land will not lack expression when
Gen. Logan comes to deal with President
Cleveland's appointments.-New York
National Republican., 1885-05-21

Second Assistant Postmaster General Knott
has ordered the discontnuance of the steam
ship mail service between San Francisco and
Portland, Greg, after the 10Th proximo. The
mails between these points, with the excep-
ton OF registered matter, will be sent over the
Oregon and California railroad and the Cali
fornia and Oregon railroad which will be con.
nected by stage line about l23 miles in
length. The present schedule between san
Francisco and Portland allows ninety.three
hours for the trip, while the new service is cx-
pected 10 get the San Francisco mails into
Portland In fiity-siK hours and also reduce the
expenditure for this service by $4,000 per
annum. The registered mail will bc sent in
ninety-three hours via Pocatello, Idaho and
umatilla, Greg, as 1t is not regarded as en-.
tirely safe to send this class of matter over
stage lines
National Republican., 1885-05-21

THE election of Cen. John A. Logan to
the United States Senate by the Illinois
Republicans sent thrill of joy to the
hearts Of the Republicans in every state
of the Union. 1t only requires tho same
military skill and precision in planning,
the same nerve and determination in exc
cution during the coming campaigns in
New York, Ohio, aud Virginia to insure
the triumph of the Republican cause in
those important states.
National Republican., 1885-05-21

EXPERTS, CRoAKERS, AND CONNoIs-
II seurs can make 1000 IT, they can prove
GlNLEY, lgOB Pa ay 2B
National Republican., 1885-05-21

lT is currently reported that among the
recent appointments to federal positions
of honor aud emolument is man who, a
short time after the death of President
Lincoln, at an entertainment or social
gathering, offered tho following toast
"Herc's to The man rho drew The trigger that
killed the man thai freed the niggcr." We
arc confident that no such appointment
was intended, and quite sure that II the
report be true the appointee cannot bo
confirmed. .-
National Republican., 1885-05-21

SECRETARY MANNING is the boss, and
Democrats will be appointed just as fast
as he decides that 1t is safe to do So He
knows that the removal Of Postmaster
Palmer, of Chicago, to help elect Morri-
son, proved to bo blunder and reacted
unfavorably on Morrison's chances-for
the reason that 100 working Democrats
wanted the office, and stopped working
when their hopes were disappointed by
tho appointment of Judd. Making re.
movals during campaign generally re-
suits uufavorably to the party In power.
II is a two.cdged sword, and cuts both
WAYS
National Republican., 1885-05-21

EX.Goy. CURTIN is quoted to the Of
feet that it was 'Iust like Morrison to
fool away tho election Of a Democratic
senator in this manner" and Congress
man Singleton, Of Mississippi, is said to
have expressed his belief that Demo.
crat could probably have been elected
any time within the last two months if
Morrison had not been in the way. Tho
election of Gen. Logan" no said, will
solidify the Republican party in Illinois,
and loses US every advantage We gained
in the last election. 1t also makes prac-
tcally impossible Democratic victory
in 1856" Yes, we think 1t does.
National Republican., 1885-05-21

keep in the treasury tho odd S15,0O0000
or so which still remain over and above
tho $lOOOOO,O00 reserve. But that does
not seem to have occurred to him yet"
1t appears that slOO,OO0,0OO of Mr.. Hem
driekss surplus is called reserve by tho
Secretary.
National Republican., 1885-05-21
Purchase of puneLed Silver Coin.

The director Of the mint yesterday issued a
circular in regard to the purchase OF mutilated
silver coin at the minis of the United States,
superintendents of the mnts at Philadelp phia,
San Francisco and New Orleans will purchase
mutilated and uneurrent United States silver
coin Of standard fineneSs, when presented In
be authorized to pay for silver bullion In lots
of 1000 ounces. the day the coins are received
at the mint, Coins can be forwarded TO those
mints by registered mail or express Charges
prepaid), and the value will be returned at the
sellers risk and expense by express, regis
tered mail check, or DRAFT. a #.
EVERY factory aud workshop in the land
should keep on hand Salvation Oil. Price, 25
cents. &c., .'-'-----
National Republican., 1885-05-21

NOTHING more "offensively partisan"
than the sound of guns fred in honor Of
Logan's election has been heard in Wash
ington since the great reform wave began
to move, about eighty days ago.
National Republican., 1885-05-21

EXCEPT the trivial value of the ore,
coal, and limestone, as they exist in the
earth untouched of man, all that goes to
make up the value of pig iron or iron
products of any kind is labor. Iron
workers in tho north are now called TO
compete with iron workers in tho south.
The white wage workers of the north
cannot and will not live on such wages
as are paid to the black iron workers of
tho gnuth ...
National Republican., 1885-05-21
Concerning ZncharIah.

Hr. Zachariah Montgomery. who is re-
ported as soon to be made assistant attor.
ney general in place of Mr.. Mccammon,
resigned, was, his friends admit, an open
mouthed seeessionist in California during
the war. That ought to prevent his ap.
pointment to any place under the federal
government. IL he has written 4 book
the public school system aA
a nursery of vice, that shows him still
more unit. Mem York HeraM. -
National Republican., 1885-05-21
Harvard nnd the President,

We'll, the commencement punch Is said
to be attractive, and the President would
meet swarms Of Mugwumps there, aud be
welcomed with power; but suppose the
Harvard authorities should insist upon
making him doctor of lSws2 Does
Mr. Cleveland want distinction-if 1t is
a distinction-which has been thrust upon
a hen hearted pretender from Fremont,
Ohio Y-Nep York Sun.
National Republican., 1885-05-21

In tho death of Mr.. Frelinghuysen the
country has lost one Of its most honored
citizens one who in private life, in the
Senate, and in the Cabinet discharged all
his duties with fidelity, and has left to
posterity an unsullied reputation.
National Republican., 1885-05-21

MUCH Mugwump malediction of the
Villas circular was to be expected, but tho
p. M. G. appears to be astonishod at the
extent of the disturbance which that
document has caused. 1t is not the fact,
but the manner of resorting to the "spoils
system" that distresses the Mugwumps.
National Republican., 1885-05-21

EVEN if there were no risk of far more
serious consequences from the pollution
of the water supply of this city, it would
still bc disgusting to think every time one
takes drink of tho filth that pours into
the conduit at the Great Falls.
National Republican., 1885-05-21

EARNESTLY desiring to avert threat
ened calamity, THE NATIONAL REPUB-
LIcAN makes tender of its friendly ser
vices as mediator between Senator Black
burn and tho administration.
National Republican., 1885-05-21
PERSONAL.

A PHYsICTAN-GooD AND REGULAR
"A standing. desires copRrtnership with a
druggist or With another person, with capital TO
ReDubilCAn OiliCp, s, o.. 6-23