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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
WERE THEY POISONED!
A Sensational kumOr Growing Out OF Two
Sudden Deaths I'm Camden.

PHLA DELPIIA, March 2l.-A sensation was
caused in Camden. y. j., 10 day by rumor which
wss widely circulated 10 the effect that Joseph w.
Sellers and his wife. who died suddenly a few
weeks ago, hGo been poisoned. The suspicious OF
foul play were aroused among the relatives by
peculiar chain of circumstances which seemed TO
point TO Mary Bowyer. coored, who had been EN-.
ployeo ss cook In the Sellers family for period OF
eleven years. Mrs. Sellers died early in FEBRUARY
and her husband was soon after attacked wisn
similar symptoms and died suddenly. Mr.. Forti.
ner, who had been employed as nurse was slso
taken seriously i'll and narrowly escaped death.
After the funeral OF Mr. sellers, his only child
was adopted by Daniel Packer. Jr, oil Woodbury..
Mary Bowyer. the cook, who had professed great
ELECTION for the child. went with him TO the Pack
er family on visit. Early last week all the
members Of the household, except the cook and
child of Mr. Sellers seized with alarming ill
ness and violent retcbing. physician pro-
nouEced ii a case of arsenical poisoning Under
medical treatment all the family have recovered.
except Mrs Packers mother, who is still suffering
from tie effects OF the poison.
Dr. snetcher. who attended Mr.. Sellers. said he
had not observed any symptoms of poisoning.
death, in his opinion. having been the result OF
typhoid fever aud nervous prostration. IL Is un-
derslood that the bodies will be exhumed and
a pest moriem held TO determine the cause Of
death.
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Oklahoma Hoomer..

CoFFEYvnIF, Kss. March 2l.-The boomers are
gathering from various points at Cofeyyiile and
leaving in squads as fast they arrive for OKLA
homa. number of teams arrived to-day and
will probably leave on Monday. Ia, Codeyviile
Colony has number of detachnents now in
Oklahoma and more on the road. Notwithstanding
the Presidents proclawaIioD.
KANSAS CITY. March 2l.-The Times Arkansas
City, Ras., special says the intelligence that the
Cofiey VILE colonists have crossed the line and
tered the Territory occasioned considerable ex-
element here. While the troops are engaged in
keeping out the Couch boomers eDcamDed here.
they are going in at other points in small
parties, and II the movement continues
IL will be necessary for the troops
TO march again to Oklahoma and remove them.
Freighlers report numbers OF them already set
tied along the Canadian River I'm tents and dug
outs. Captain Dewees with four companies viii
reach that vicinity within n week, and turn back
the party that entered from Arkansas aud Texas.
General Hatch IS here and IL he hnds u necessary
TO send forward the troops stationed near this
point. they will be relieved by six companies
from Fort Leavenwortb.
wAsIuNGToS. March 21-General Hatch tele-
grsphed the War Department to-day that ABOUT
$40 Oklahoma boomers are congregafed at Coffey-
vile. Kas., the southern border line. with the
intention OF moving into the Territory. he has
sent force to intercept them.
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Coal Miners Convention.

PITTsBuEG, March 2l The Railroad Coal Miners
Convention here today was largely attended.
The reports from the delegates were very encour.
aging to the convention. OF the thirty.seven pits
along the railroad twenty-five were closed on ac-
count OF the strike. ten were in operation at the
price demanded by the miners, aud five were
working at tha reduction. To-day ends the second
week OF The strike. ana IL seems no nearer set
tlement Than when 10 commenced. Ten thousand
men sre idle. and ii is estimated that they have
slIesdy lost in wages sl00,00e Coal is getting
fcarcer every dsy, and number of msauiac
tsIers " III be compelled TO close for want of fuel
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
CONDENSED TELEGRaNS.

The excitement over the failure OF the scho.
harie National Bank is still unabaied.
jay Gould and party arrived yesterday stfer-
noon az Fortress Monroe IN the yacht Atalania
Lew Kerr. prominent citizen OF Cleveland.
o.. en- route 10 Cuba. was drowned in the St.
Johns, Florida, yesterday.
Ii. S. Ebbert, oil and stock broker oil Pittsburg.
who failed recently, was arrested yesterday on
charges OF false pretense aud e1nbezzlement pre-.
ferTed by his creditors. The aggregate amount Of
bis Indebtedness is SO. 600. Ebbert entered bail
N each oil tie cases Tor his appearance at court.
An extension OF the paper OF oliver Bros. *
Phillips. iron manufacturers. OF Pittsburg. Pa.
who recently suspended. has been signed By ell
the creditors. The agreement required only 90
II possible. and has been accomplished The
works closed dow this afternoon for the purpose
OF taking stock I'd 10 Is expected operations VIII
ton OF lrueefk.
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DIR. TsImage Roller skating-Not Yet
Ready to Join the War on 1t.

NEW YORK, March 2l.-Rev Dr. T. Dewitt Tai
mage. who has just returned from Western tour.
was asked to-day for his views about roller
stating
Roller skating" said lie. why. I've just re-
turned from the headquarters oil roller skating
dom-Richmond. lnd.-and the people out there
are fairly crazy about the sport. spoke to the
proprietor OF one of the largest Kinks IN Richmond.
ana be told me roller skating was the most inno-
cent. enjoyable and bens fetal amusements fmag
ireble ] have read some of the objections of
brother clergymen that have been printed, aud
although don't say agree with them, don't
went as yet TO collide with their views-not
until have investigated the matter thero gghy.
The striking-out motion-and mere the Doctor
puthtd the roller armchair behind, while he
ssOod and struck out with as graceful q movement
M the most adept whirler- develops the lower
limbs better than anything else know OF.
''spAahing Of roller skating reminds me that
CID SEX that Richmond Manager about how AFFAIRS
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oonpersyilIe Cuttings.
Special to the sentinel.

cpeC1al 10 the SeHtlnel.
CoNSEEsyIILE, Ind, March 2l.-0nicer Page, OF
Richmond. arrived here this morning. with the
custody OF young fellow named Elbridge Riggs,
whom he had followed to and arrested in S..
Louis. The prisoner is accused of the theft OF
$500 in cash from Samuel Lsmburson. farmer in
the northern part of this county. for whom he
jsiled.
James ID. Allison, the Brookviile barrister. who
is in jail for alleged horse stealing. took change
OF venue from the regular udge. Judge Heller.
OF INDIANAPOLIS came promptly yesterday. upon
telegram, and the trial Is going on before him.
III &. Eliosue's saw mill was partially burned
down Thursday night
The mercury registered four degrees below zero
here this week
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eres ionsl Record OF some remarks made By NJ.
Van Wyck yesterday derogatory 10 the members
of the South American Commission, which omls
siops. ne said, rendered the subsequent remarks
Of other Senators somewhat unnleaning.
Mr.. Van Wyck explained he 1Sd stricken out
some parts of his remarks after consultation with
the Senator from Missouri lNestl, ss matter o.
kindly feeling and not because lie thought be was
wrong in his assertions. A very lively debate en-
sued. Mr.. Van wycK Introduced formal resolu-
ton directing the Official Reporter 10 republish
the proceedings OF Yesterday. which was adopi ed.
Mr.. frye reported a resolution from the Com
mittee on Rules. directing thai committee 70 pre-
pare Official seal for the Senate OF the United
States. Laid over. The Senate then went into
opened adjourned.
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SENTINEL SPECIALS.
The Roller Craze-Discovery OF Coal.
snec1ai IN the Sentinel

The Roller Craze-Discovery OF Coal.
Special TO the Sentinel.
UNION CITY. Ind, March 2L--The roller skate
industry is rapidly absorbing all OF the surplus
skin and labor OF this city, and the number OF
Improvements on roller skates snd skate wheels,
Ii patented will add largely 10 the revenue OF the
Patent Ofice. All classes oil anusements are being
gradually supplanted by the dali and nightly
attendance al the rink, and the religious element
are greatly exercised st this pew and seductive
scheme of Satan, ard at a loss how to counter
act it, Mr.. w. III. Clark, the manager Of the rink is
Offering gattIaeti0nsior entertainment that continue
10 draw full houses.
ioung Robinson brothers, of Aiuucie. Ind, ac-
robas ard gymnagts. gave an exhibition at the
rink here last evening on rollers, winning rounds
OF applause.
A buzz of excitement existsoi the discovery OF
a vein OF camel coal about five miles east OF here.
The find was accidentally made by Messrs Star
buck and Graves while hunting in the forest for
sn eseaTed wild cat So seon ss the frost is out OF
the ground they propose to iully explore and de-
velop the mine.
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Libel snit.

LoNDoN, March 2l.-Tbe writ for q libel suit,
which was asked for by Cyrus W. Field against
James Gordon Bennett. was refused on the purely
legal ground that an action By an alien in Amer
lcs sgainst en alien in France was not trIsbls in
an English court. The sction for libel brought
by Field against Henry LabOuchere. proprietor OF
the London Truth. for originally publishing what
the New York Herald hsd cabled TO ii, has good
chance Tor trial here.
IOSpOS, March Alan Anglo Russian com
Tany has started TO compete with the Americans
and Australians IN furnishing England with
meat. The absttoirs OF this new concern are
located in the center Of Liban. and the Onpany
calculate to sell in England alone sO00 Coo worm
OF m(at every year
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The Pnnamn Canal.

LoxDoS, Msrcn 21.-pe Lesseps denies the re-
ports nom New York to The effect that the work
along the Panama Canal has resulted In failure.
De Lesseps says his son Victor, after having Wis
ited Panama and made thorough investigation
OF the operations along TIE line Of the canal
writes: Pour moi lie canal est fail"
No contractors. says De Lesseps. have, as has
been reported, stopped work because the canal
company have failed to supply them with money,
although one American contractor was refused
payment for work because he had failed TO COM
ply with the conditions OF bis contract. Il have
no fears SAYS De Lesseps. Of any stoppage of the
work on the canal because OF the war IN Central
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General Grant,s Condition.

NEW YoEK, March 2l-General Grant went to
sleep between 10:S1 and IL O'Clock last night and
rested uneasiy. He slept at intervals until after
midnight, when he got up aud walked about. his
room and library. When the General arose this
morning he took some liquid food in his room.
Colonel Fred Grant states tnat his father receives
about tvs enty applications day for autographs
and IL Is physical impossibility for the invalid
TO comply with these requests. While the writing
OF ore autograph would not require much exer-
tion twenty would be days work for him, aud il
will be well for the public TO know, said Colonel
Grant, that such demands can not be met
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LogaDsport Items.
Special to the Sentinel.

SpeCIdI 20 Int oeuIlueI.
LoGASsPoRr, Ind. March 21-George Stewart,
the tramp that was so badly burned a few days
ago, died at the County Farm yesterday.
Citizens from Delphi searching the city for
Mrs. Harley. 1t is reported that traces were
found TO indicate that che had fallen in Rock
Greek and drowned.
Rev. A. w. Hawkins, OF this city, will resign the
pasiorate of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
10 accept a call at Columbia, Tenn.
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Acquitted.
Special 10 the Sentinel.

Special TO the Sentinel.
vIScESNEs. Ind. March 2l.-The third stage
in the Sachs .Hollingsworth trouble eliminated
to-day by the jury acquitting Mrs. Jim Purrier OF
the charge OF perjury. City Marshall Samuel
Runner will be triad Monday for contempt OF
court in spiritlng away Mrs sachs. who was un.
der attachment. Much local interest Is attached
To the case
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Rrffish Losses.

SUAKN, March 2l.-Couected returns OF the
British losses in yesterdays engagement show n
killed, including II Indian troops; ~ wounded,
10 being of the Inoian contingent. The troops IN
the ZeTsbs At Hasheen at daylight dispersed the
rebels on the neighhoring hills. The Berkshire
regiment and marines will be left to garrison the
Zerabas, the remainder OF the troops returning to
Gr Ezn,
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power. was entertaining With songs the gay
party OF ladies and gentlemen. Suddenly. alter
singing plsintive balled with un soal tender
ness OF expression he turned. laced has audience,
grew pole tottered in his scat and witboat a word
fell dead. bis remains. accompanied - his vile.
reached the city this morning and were iorwardet
for interment 10 his home in COIintn, Miss
Colonel Whitfield vas reckoneG nexs 70 Mr..
Iamsr as the most eloquent man IN Mississippi.
and the brightest political bOpes were entertained
foI him - his friends. His death = ielt keenly
by Mr. Plant and the officials OF his various cor
nOrafiCuS
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No yracs Yet or mrs. Harley.
Special to the Sentinel.

DELPHI, Ind, March n. = After a thorough
search OF the river today by eager hundreds. the
news comes tonight that not the least clue OF any
character has been found o I the lost woman, Mrs
Harley. A detective of experience will take up
the trail tomorrow. but with little assurance Cf
success. The interest IS widespread ana una
hat
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Court Proceedings.
Speclal to the Sentinel.

CoLuMBUs. Ind March 2I-The case OF John
Ferguson against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany for false imprisonment was concluded this
morning. and verdict of $1,000 for the
plaintiff was awarded by the Jury. Hiram
Weddle. against the same defendants, obtained a
judgment for So 200 on the same charge, in the
Circuit Court here, about year ago. 1t was ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court aud sent back for
trial. There was considerable interest taken in
the Ferguson case on the part OF the plaintiff $
friends.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22

BEBLIS. March 2I.-The Sultan OF Turkey viii
send special commissioned - Berlin TO confer
the Grand Gordon o. the order of Niehami Imtisz
upon the Crown Prince and Bismarck. Hitherto
the honor has been reserved for sovereigns. IL Is
reporled that Bismarck will remove Scoolz and
tsfe he Prussian financial portfolio himself.
Bismarck has advised King Leopold OF Belgium
StetQ
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CIScIxSArI. March 2l.-About fifty creditors Of
the Cincinnati and Eastern Railroad which is
now in the hands OF John X. Mclean, receiver. at
ameetipg to Gay appointed committee to pre-
pare policy for the future ana 70 report two
shaving a Total Indebtedness OF s.. $4,000.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
His Death Song.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 2l.-Lsst evening
Mr.. Il. B. Plant Of New York. capitalist. railroad
man. and President OF the Southern Express CON-
pany. was coming down the st. Johns River from
Sanford on the steamer Debary. Accompanying
MES Including Colonel +. E. Whitfield. OF Missis-
Gippi. q distinguished public man of that State,
and the attorney of Mr.. Plant corporations
When nearing Palatka the party had gathered
around the piano In the saloon. and Colonel
Whitfield, who was Q vocalist OF much
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22
Pine Line Apparatus.

SAuKIM, March H.-General Graham has re-
ceived the pipe line apparatus necessary to fur
nish his army with fresh water supply during his
march to Berber, lie starts tuesday to make
permanent advance necessary 10 secure such oc-
cupation OF the country ss viii permit the con-
struction of the proposed railway from Saukim 10
ReIher.
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INDICATIONS.


WASHINGTON. March III - n.
For the Tennessee and Ohio yailey-Part,y
cloudy weather. local SHOWS, slightly colder In
Tennessee. followed by rising temperature except
in eastern portion. where the temperature can
tinues TO iaii, stationary followed By rising tenn
perature; Ohio Valley northerly win0S. rising pre-
ceded In eastern portion By falling barometer.
For the Upper Lake Reg1on-Qishtly wsxy66r
weather, variable winds. rising bayoneooE.
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Shelbyviiie Sayings.
Special 10 the Sentinel.

SHEIsYvILIE. Ind March 2l.-Jerry Woodruff
was to-day sentenced to ten years in the peniten.
tisry ana fined $40 for carving VIII Allen here on
the night OF September l. 1884
Bert Morgan, colored, sentenced to the Re.
form school at Plainfield 10 day until he attains
his majority, which will be six years hence. Bert
was convicted OF larccnv.
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STACKING ped of an Is.nne mother.

ST. LOUIS, March 2l.-Mrs Krenger, vile OF a
German farmer living six miles from Pacific. No..
murdered one OF her little children Thursday
evening by nearly severng its head from the
body with butcher knife. She also attempted
70 kill her other two children. but they escaped
from her and alarmed their father, who had great
dif,iculty i'm oyerpowering his wife who was vlo-
lently insane. aud claimed sne nao oeen ordered
to sscrifce all her children.
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boats in the Italian navy. General Ricci. com
mander OF the Red Sea expedition. recommends
that the itslisn troops be prepared 70 advance
sgainst the hostile Arabs along the Red S.a coast
II IL be tTue that kassals has fallen. or II the
pisce should fall the Italian missions viii ask
King John OF Abyssinia 10 occupy kerem and the
country OF BOgOs, should the Arabs threaten 10
invade either.
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General eranr. Condition a baut the same.

New YORK, March 2i.-After q visit TO General
Grant tonight. Dr.. Douglas said: "The General
did not have as good night last night ss on
Thursday night. but he rested fairly
well. He was very quiet to-day. aud he
did not work on his book. He
suffered no pain. His spulse was triae lower. but
his temperature about the same He took liquid
food during the day. He had dinner today in his
room and sf'erwafd came down stairs aud sat
with his family al the table during their meal.
The Generals condition is about the same. His
throat is no worse
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were conducted. and he told me that the least un.
warranted gsllantry was signal for the election
o. the offender from the rink This is at IL should
be. ana guess our managers here in Brooklyn are
fully as particular as TO their pair0us they are
out West. viii visit the rinks? Well now, that
f. suggestion. end I will in few days go TO
every one OF them ana see for myself Try on the
rollers? No, think not: have some regard for
nv hines vet -
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The French Senate.

PARIS. March 2l.--The Senate adopted the
budget for 1885. Ferry ured the House that
the Government desired to.uphOld the!Concordat
and begged the Senate 10 accept the reduction OF
Deputies In the worship budget in order TO avoid
a conflict.
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MOI DisIurbed.

sUAKIM, March The British forces were not
disturbed through the night. and the troops infer
from this the Arabs are discouraged by the results
Of yesterdays engaRement.
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The nIudir of Dongola.

KoRrr, March 2l.-The Mudir OF Donsola is be-
ing joined by many friendly Arabs on his march
ND the Nile toward Hassanyief The object OF the
Mu6irs warlike activity is to cisabuse the hostile
Arabs OF the notion that the hot weather will pre-
vent aggressive operations against the MahdI.
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storm

MorSr wAsHrSGToS. y. H., March 2l.-There
was terrific storm last night, aud northwest
wind prevailed which had velocity OF 100 to lao
miles an hour. 1t was fory eisn' oeerees oeio"
zero this morning.
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The Birmnrck Fnnd.

BEBLIN. March 2l.-The Bismarck Testimonial
Committee. after purchasing the Schoonhausen
estate, viii devote the surplus OF tie fund TO
iablish Bismarck foundation for some patriotic
object OF national Importance.
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Sunk In pristoI channel.

LONDON, March 81. The British steamer Rhond.
dah sunk in the Bristol Channel by the Brit.
ish steamer Brooklyn City, from New York.
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RECEIVED "a uonr.

LoNnoN, March 81 "A WELLINGTON, New Zealand,
dispatch states that the authorities have received
an official copy Of the act passed by the Tamoau
Parliament for the annexation of the Tamo4n
Island 10 New Zealand.
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Confederate Veterans Tender Sympathy to


richmond, Va, March 2l.-The x. Z Lee Camp
Of Confederate Veterans adopted q preamble and
resolutions rendering to General Grant their
heartfelt tympalhies I'm MS severe affection, aud
hope he NAV by the aid OF Divine ProvideEce soon
be permitted to regain his health and 10 pass his
rsmaining years in peace ana happiness.
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Rank Suspended.

ALBANY n. y. March 1.-THE schonarie Ma
tional Bank. al schoharie viiiage' mas suspended.
President Krum always enjoyed good credit. and
bears the reputation of being a shrewd business
man OF late however, ID is said he has specu-
iaied conside raby and lost heavily. 1t is rumored
that an uniucky hop speculation was the cause of
the failure.
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Novement. of ItaIiap Troop,

ROVE. March 2l.-An Italian transport. is pre-
pairing to embark troops for Massowah. The
fourth italian hotilla for the Red Sea ~ about
starting, and consists Of Eve Of the best torpedo
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Adjourned.

ROME, March I.-The Chamber of Deputies have
sdiourned until April q. after rejecting by ma
jorties OF 100 the two votes OF censure the
Government.
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Gone to tteriin.

ROME. March 2L-'rp ce Ferdinand. uncle OF
King Humhert. has fone TO Berlin to attend the
celebration OF the hth anniversary OF the
birth OF Emperor WIIlam.
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Arrival of Biehops.
Reported Resignation

RohE. March 2l.-The bifhops of Fort Wayne.
Id, and st. Augustine, Ia, have arrived.
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IN THE FLAMES.

PARIS, March 2l.-lt is reported that Degiero
Prime Minister Of Russia, has resigned.