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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-11
Tom Hendricks in Washington.


Mr. Hendricks is the same Tom Hendricks.
He starts to walk down tie street. aad 1T
every corner somebody stops to shake hands
with him and congratulate him that he has
lived TO see the fraud of 1876 execrated on
every hand. The President was much graft
ned by Mr. Her dricks' prompt call on MIN,
aid they had regular friendly b. bnob to
gether after the manner OF two honest men.
Mrs Hendricks has kept very close to Wit
lard's Hotel, although che receives ali visit
ors cordially, and she means TO keep very
ccse and quiet too. The mischief makers
made up yarn that she wanted 10 ran toe
social part OF the standardization, and Mr..
Hendricks has intimsted that is will rot
tai long for that csnard - die OF iDaritiou.
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Illinois Senatorial Struggle.

sembly 10l Senators and Representatives
answered roll call. Slreater voted for John
G. Black. Adjourned till noon tomorrow
1t is generally expected vote of both
Senate and House will be taken tomorrow
and both sides are preparing for the contest,
and exciting scenes are expected. Oae
prominent Democrat stated tonight be ex
pected there would be break OH one side
or the other socn, perhaps tomorrow.
II is reported here tonight that Senator
Bridges is failing fast, and his death is ex-
pected At any time. 1t is said he is uncon
scious Bridges is a Democrat, and bis death
vould Offset that of Representative Logan,
Republican making the Legislature tie
again on Joint ballot.
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Terrible Explosion of Nitro-Giyceria

Terrible Explosion of ro-Glyceriae.
CLEVELAND, March 10-The citizens of
Bradford, Pa, were startled to day by ter
rible explosion, which shook the houses in
Sll PARTS of the town. Inquiry revealed the
fact that the nitro-glycerine factory OF the
Rock Glyceline Company, located al How
ard Junction, three miles away, had been
the scene OF terrible casualty. maga-
zine containing 600 pounds of glyceriue had
exploded, and w. II. Harrington, one OF the
proprietors and n. V. Pratt, an employe,
were killed. A factory twenty-five feet away
was blown into fragments. Pratt's body was
found 200 feet away. Ali his bones were
broken but his skin wan intact. Harrington
weighed 100 pounds. One or two pieces OF
flesh wss the only trace that could be found
OF him. Tees were torn up by the roots
and great holes made in the earth. Loss,
g. 600
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western Base Ball League schsau,a.

ST. LOUIS March l0.-The Schedule Com
mittee Of the Western Base Bal League,
composed Of T. ]. Lotus, of Milwaukee; w.
II. Wstkine, Indianapolis, and l.. B. sulli-
van, Kansas City, have been in session here
all cay, end concluded their LABOR to-night.
According to the schedule arranged by
them the st. Pssl Club will open With
Kensas City April 10 at Kansas City, the
Milwadkees az Indianapolis and the Cleve-
lands az Toledo. On July 4 ST. Paul will
De at Ksnsas City Indianapolis at Milwau-
Zee and Toledo at Cleveland
This provides for only six clubs, but Min
Despolis may yet be taken in. The commit
feemen will leave for home tomorrow morn
ing
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Persopal Notes.

Special 70 the Sentinel
WAsHISGroS, March 10. In Indiana cir.
c.es to-day IL was reported that ex.Represen-
tative Stockslsger would be appointed First
Comptroller of the Treasury. Ii is now filed
by William Lawrence, OF Ohio. 1t pays
$1,000 year, and it ia considered frst-clsss
position, its duties being those of law Offices
and Stockslager is considered well fitted for
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks spent this evening
at the White House upon an invitation of
the President and Miss Cleveland. Mrs
Hendricks called upon Miss Cleveland on
Saturday, and q warm friendship has sprung
up between them.
Repre- rtsentative Brown, OF Indiana. is on
the sick list. he will probably start home
on Friday.
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sheibyvilie Items.

special 10 the Sentinel.
sHELBYvILLE, Ind, March 10.-A dispatch
was received here this evening from the
Chief OF Police st Cincinnati, saying that
jerry Woodruff, who stabbed Will Allen
here several months ago and made his es
cape, was in custody III that city. Marshal
Lsryis went down after him tonight
Woodruff WAS assisted in the bloody
deed by prostitute named
Lide Miller, who escaped with him at the
time, but was afterwards recaptdred at H.
dianspolis and sent the Female Reformatory
for three ysars. Had Woodruff been cap
tured the night of the cutting, there is no
question but that he would have been
mobbed.
Joe Hugle, we'll known saloon keeper.
was arrested last night on charge OF re-.
ceiving stolen goods, and gave $500 bonds
for his appearance.
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FROM OVER THE SEA.
The Russo Afghan Frontier Question
Still EngrOsses the Attention
Of the World.
Arrest Of the Dynamiters' Counsel
The Hauling Down OF
Englsnd's Flag at
Victoria.
AFGHANISTAN.
Russians sun advancing.

LONDON, March 10 The Pail Mall Gazette
says i, believes in the correctness of ths news
received lsst evening to the effect that the
Russians advanced their outposts in Znlfikar
Pses furthsr south. instead OF Withdrawing
north, es requested by England. The
Gazette states that there can be no doubt
that grave fears are entertained OF collision
between the Russian and Afghan troops, as
this last advance placed the opposing out.
posts fsce to face. and has taken the Russians
much nearer Afghan territory.
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The Miners, Gr.a, strike.

PITTsBURG. March I0-The great strike OF
miners iraugurated yesterday is likely to
prove Of thort duration and a brilliant vic
tory for the miners Four of the largest
operators in the distric. have already con-
ceded the price.
The strike Of the coal miners is growing.
and 10 day il has become almost general.
Some operators who are said 10 be paying
the advance deny it Gray & Bell, of Saw
Mi Run, have agreed TO pay three cents, az
demanded by the men. at q meeting to-
night of tie f)urih pool miners ali agreed ID
strike except the Alpsville miners.
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mps. Attend mornjne PRAYERS

BosToE. March 10.-The President and
faculty of Harvard College vote they eau
not grant The petition OF 900 graduates, who
ask thar etiendsnca ct morning prayers be
n msde voluntary for under-g graduates. twenty
one wears old and over, and optional accord.
ing to the wishes of parents o r guardians for
uLdtr graduates under twenty one years.
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The Death Roll.

special TO he Sentinel.
ANGOLA, Ind, March 10.-Mrs. Hannah
Powers, aged seventy.one years. died here
yesterday. She was the reict OF the late Hon.
1886 and was, in 1S4546, a Democratic
member of the Indiana Legislature, Pre-
vious TO his settling here ne was Captain
in the Eleventh Infaotry Regiment OF the
Tweniy-fourth Brigade OF the State CT New
York, ceivng his commission from Gov
ernor William NJ. Marcy.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. March ll-ia.m.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley - Fair
weather, followed in Tennessee b local aims.
variable winds, generally northessterly, falling
barometer in the western portion rising. followed
by falling barometer in the eastern portion.
slightly colder in Tennessee. falling, followed by
rising temperature I'm the Ohio Valley.
For the Upper Lake Regior-Fair weather in
the southern portion, parly cloudy weather. local
rains in the northern portion, winds shifting to
southeasterly, falling barometer generally warmer
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A Detachment of Rus.iaus Advanced

LONDON, March l0-Sir Peter Lumsden
telesraphs via Meshed: afghan scouts
report small detachment OF Russians as
having advanced to Nibalshenia, the furth-
esq southwest point on the Hei-rud, claimed
for the Russian frontier. The advance does
not complicste the work of dellmitation.
but endangers collision with the Afghans."
CALCUTTA. March 10 The Government
House has ordered the Indian Rail way Com
psny 10 report upon its facilities for rapid
tianspOrtat.ol.
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Germany Win Mahe Reparation.

LONDON, March 10.-Count Won Munster
to-day officially informed Earl Granville
that Germany recognizes Victoria, colony
OF West Africa as British territory. he
stated that the German government had no
confirmation of the hauling dawn of the
British flag and the substitution OF the Ger.
man fac. IL the report he confirmed Ger
many would hasten to disavow its agents
action. and make any reparation necessary.
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Retaliatine Measures.

vienna, March I0.-Austris and Hungary
have decided to follow Germany's example
in raising the duties on foreign gains, and
bills increasing the duties on cereals have
been introduced in the Austrian and Hun
gar an sChambers. These bills. however
mainly effect articles imported from Ger.
MANY and France
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he Was satisfied.

WHEELING. w. Va. March l0.-William
Brown, a prominent Democratic politician
oil Marion county. was eighty nine yssrs
old Sunday. and celebrated the day by a
dinner to which number OF friends were
invited. Before sitting down to the feast
fe msde a speech saying that now the Dam
ocfanc party vas restored 10 soTer n the
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NeIl,a Horan,s TriaI.

EIKHoRx, Wiz, March 1O.-Not unti! to
day, which was the thirteenth day of the
trial, did the prosecution rsss in the case OF
Nellie Eorsn. The defense Immediately
moved for the exclusion of the evidences OF
the Milwaukee chemist, and also for a non
suit, but both were overruled. The 6efsnse
then rested lis case. The iary will De
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KoRTI, March 10-Nstives arriving here
to-dsy report that the reason for FL Mahdi
leaving Khartoum is he fears that he will be
asssssinated by some OF the many enemies
jealous OF his successes, and who take this
mode Of doing away with their rival.
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public wor.b.o R,lI.

PARIS. March l0.-The Chamber of Dep
utiss concluded the debate upon the Public
Worship bill estimates. Notwithstanding
the government rejected almost all the Sen
ste amendments, the reduction of the sti
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Second American Concert.

LONDON, March l0-At the second Ameri-
can concert, under the direction OF Mr.
Louis Melbourne, special feature of the
concert was the debut of Miss Alice Lakey,
OF New York, who achieved an enviab.e
success. Miss LRkey who has strong
soprano voice, had already foreshado we'd
her success in public by her singing in the
houses Of artists and literary celebrities.
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McCaba,r Successor.

DUBLIN, March 10.-Rey. DR.. Walsh, Presi.
dent of the Maynooth College, has been
elected Archbishop OF Dublin, to succeed the
deceased Archbishop McCsbs. Walsh is q
moderate home ruler, and his selection
pleases the Parnellites.
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What Made der Crazy.

LONDON. March 10-Lord Durhams suit
for divorce on the ground of his wife's in-
sanity was today dismissed. with costs
against Durham. Sir James Hsnusu, IL
rendering the decision, declared that the re-
spondent loved another, and censured her
family for arranging the marriage with his
fotdshiu
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DIsFIGURIN0

Humors. Humiliating Eruptions, Itching Tor
tufes- Scrofula. Salt Rheum. and Infantile Hu.
NOR 1urec by the Cuticura Remedies.
CLlcura Resolvent. the new blood puriher
cause.
Cuticura the great Skin Cure, instantly allsys
Itching and Inflammation, clears the Skin and
Scalp. heals Ulcers and Sores, and restores the
Hair.
Cuticura Soap. an exquisite Skin Beautifer and
Toilet Requisite. prepared from Cuticurs. is in
dispensabie in treating Skin Diseases. Baby HUI
wors. Skin Blemishes, Chapped and Oily Skin.
the only infallible Blood Purifiers and Skin
Besutifers.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co Boston.
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pends Of The Archbishop of Paris, the Alge-
rian Bishops and clergy were maintained; /;
also motions for the suppression Of the emol-
uments of Csnons and the vote for SEM
irary scholarships
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An Arnlstice.

SEDALIA, Mo-, March 10.-The troops from
St. Louis were brought to Centertown, with
nifty miles of sedalia, where they now are
quartered in the cars. Late tonight an ar
mistice was egreed upon until the 18th OF
March. at which time the strikers are to
have an answer. Governor Marmaduke and
General jameson are to act as mediators,
and see what, If any, compromise can be
made.
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gave Not Definitely Replied.

LONDON, March l0.-The Government has
not yet received de6nits reply from the
Russian Government to their latest over
lures for an smicabie adjustment Of the Al
CHAN frontier dispute.
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Mary Anderson,s Engagement.

LONDON, March 10-Mary Anderson will
terminate her engagement at the Lyceum
Thester on April 30. During the conclud-
ing weeks she will reproduce Lady of
Lyons" "Galates" and Comedy and
TrsCsdy.h
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A Verdict OF Guilty.

Special to the Sentinel.
CoYNERsvIILE, Ino., March 10 The jury
in the case of Joseph Thou OF Liberty.
for sending obscene letters. came in TO night,
after thirty hours deliberation, with yer
dict of guilty and 50 fioe
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y. j. Truesdell. druggist, Conneant. o., reports a
solid sea b. and the nv scg les ty falling of
his head, making his shoulders white In few
hours. He suffered all the tormenG ina ginable
with his head, burning and itching and terrible
headache all the time. Took three bottles OF Re-
solvent, used two boxes Cuiicura aud some Cuti-
cura soap. and was cured. Head Is as entirely
free from scabs as ft was the day he was sorn
No more itching and burning. and no more head
ache. Jt seems almost incredulous that anything
could cure 10 bad case so quickly. The patient
says you do not claim half enough for Cuticurs.
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charged tomorrow morning. The course
taken by Miss Horan's attorneys IS a com
piete surprise to everybody.
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(utieura


Ny wife had q most annoying eruption make
it's appearance on the fngefe OF both nand5 about
The nrst of last Marcn. Supposed 10 was Ivy
poison. Several physicians saw It. some di ignos
ing IL as above. Others pronocncing II salt
great many domestic remedies were used, with
no effect. The disease steadily grew worse. The
prescriptions OF three OF very best physicians
were tried, with but little better results. The
terrible itching was grs at almost TO deprive
her OF sleep. After two months OF this suffering
she began the use of the Cuticura Remedies.
What was the result? The first application of the
Cuticura allayed the itching, and now after four
month"; daily use of them her hands are sound
and well. / doubt not II they had been employed
at frst cure would have been effected in a short
time. DR.. W. H. HALL Druggist
Frankfort XIV.
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land, he was prepared to die IN pescs. Half
an hour later he was a corcse. ha wing ehoked
on piece OF meat, aud strangled 10 death
before any relief couid be afforded.
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WHEN INDICATIONS.


FOR WEDNEsDAY-Fair weather; fol-
lowed In Tennessee valley By local rains aud
variable winds, generally nortbeasteriy;
falling barometer I'm western portion; ris-
Ing. followed by falling barometer In east
ern portion; slightly colder; falling, fol-
lowed BY rising temperature IN Ohio valley.
Extensive preparations
are being made at our
Factory for the Spring and
Summer Trade, and when
the season opens we will
be in the lead regarding
variety, quality and prices,
at the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-11
Edmund Yates Released.

LONDON, March 1o-Edmund Yates, editor
of the World, was released from prison this
morning.
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THE RAILROAD STRIKERS.

The Militia Sent TO SedsIis, Missouri; Also
PinkertOn Troops-Ail ouiet, bBt
the strike StiiI Spreading.
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ais 0rratest Fam g.

IFUI TdltIf IId CdlI
Alas alas: that this country should lose
the only President il ever mad whose pan $
never begged at the knees.
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The Hauling Down of the British Flag.

LONDON, March 1O.-In the Lords, Gran
vile said neither the English nor German
Cabinet was aware that the British flag had
been hauled down by GerDaas in Victoria.
The most friendly negotiations were in pro-
sress between Germany and England in re-
gard to colonial inter.sts
In the House of Commons this afternoon
Gladstone, in speaking on the same subject,
said il the report was true IMPLICATIONS
were not likely TO arise. as the matter would
be amicably adjusted by the governments
concerned.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Counsel eunItam Arrested d as a Dynam,ter

LONDON, March 10 --Guillian, OF Liver
pool, senior counsel for the defense in the
high treason felony case against Cunning
ham and Burton, was last night arrested on
suspicion OF being dynaRiter. Guilliam
had been at the Bow Street Police Court
during large portion Of the day, in COM
paDy with Stephen j. Meauy, OF New YORK.,
looking after the interests OF his clients.
At the time OF his arrest .Guillism and
friends were about the Board OF Trade, at
Mark Lane Railroad Station. His COM
panion carried a black travelling bag SINH
lar 10 these that have so frequently figured
in dynamite trials. Detectives noticed
the two men and followed them for some
tine before arresting them. But when they
toward the railway train, Officers stepped up
ard took them into custody.
Extracts Fromstienersl 'Gordon's Letters.
LoNDoN, March l0.--Mac Millen & Co. pub.
lish number OF interesting letters from
General Gordon TO an intimate friend Rev.
Mr.. Barnes. In a letter dated February
1884, while on his way to Khsr,oum, Cor
don says: Il arrived at Abu Hamed in
safety. There is terrible desert between
Korosko and Abu Hamed. 1t is the worst in
the Soudsn. The cold was intense at night
and the heat intense by day." The letters
throughout are strongly religious in tone
In one letter be nara es: When
l was at Brussels General WoIseley
telegraphed me TO come over TO London at
once. King Leopold was avsrse 10 my CO.
ing. / reached London at O'Clock next
morning and saw Wosley at O'Clock.
Wolsley said nothing bad been settl I'd, but
the IL minister's would see me in the afternoon.
At neon Wolseley accompanied me TO the
meeting. he entered the room first, con-
vened with tha ministers aud returned. say.
ing: Her Ms;esy's Government want yoa
to understand they have determine
10 evscuate the Soudan because they
are unwilling TO guarantee its future
government Will you go aud
DO it% / replied, Yes Wolselsy
said, go in y o. entering the room the
ministers said, Did General WoIseley tell
you our crdefsN replied, Yes; you will
not qua rantee the future government of the
SoudaD, and wish me to 90 up and evacuate
the country now" They replied, "Yes."
Very little more passed between us.
started for Calais at 5 the same evening. The
Duke OF Cambridge and General Wo!seley
came to see me Of.
The Hauling Down OF the British Flag.
LONDON, March lO.-Iu the Lords, Gran
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OZ10 Skin Beautifier.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-01-23
IN

She sat beside me on the rustic seat
Where Autumn leaves of russell red anC
gold
Played hide and seek among the trees,
and rolled,
Pursued by laughing Zephyrs to her feet
Tho fragrant flowers offered her their sweet
And silent worship, and l breathed the
old,
Old story that meath Eden's sky was
told
The drowsy bees, low humming, seemed to
greet
The sleepy twilight. From the distant slopes
The tinkling vespers of the grazing tocks
Rose heayenward A Sabbath like re-
pose
Reigned DER the scene. The pale-faced hello
tropes
Blushed family, and the graceful holly
hccks
Smiled as kissed my lovely Autumn
rose.
Henry Seibert