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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
INTERESTING NATIONAL NEWS.
Republican Election Methods at Mare
leland Navy Yard-A Past Inter.
View-The Bureau of AMI
mai Industry.

WAsHINGToN, April 22.-Lisutsnant Chas.
II. Judd, who vas at Aspinwall when that
place was burned some days ago. and who
was condemned by q medical survey and
sent to New York by Commander Kane
was to be placed in an insane asylum.
Secretary Whitney has written the follow
ing letter to Commodore John II. Rasssll,
commsndsnt of the Mare Island Navy Yard.
IN relation 10 the coercion of the vote OF
that yard by the foIemen at the last elec.
tions:
since assuming the duties OF this oniee my at
tennon has been called TO The conduct OF the fore
men of the Mare Island Navy Yard in past years
particularly in 1882. After reading the testimony
In the contested election case Of buck VS.. Dudley
taken IN the ialt OF 1883 there is no doubt in my
mind mat the vote OF the yard was practically
coeIced and controlled By the fOremen, either
vita or without orders. Tae men
in folded fOgm from the table presided over By
one or more OF the fOr5men, hold the ballot in
sight while walking 20 tie polls, for the purpose
of preventing sny change OF ballot, and the bal
lot wss deposited without the voter having had
the opportunity 20 see or know its contents.
ind tnat the same foremen who conducted this
proceeding still at the yard IN the various de-
part1nents. Great complaint is made TO me OF
similar procee0lngs ia otner years, but have al
reaoy resd sufficient Of this sworn testimony TO
sain ty me tnst The men who were ENGAGED ia that
n fooeeding swere fOIemen, who should be cleared
out OF the sard IN the interest Of decent gOFern-
ment and if similar proceeding, or any
thing Ike II, or any attempt 10 CO
cree the vote OF the employes of
the yard by foremen superior officers shall take
place hereafter. whether IN the interest OF the
dominant party or otherwise, VIII spply a SIM
lar Tereeoy-appOiniment in place o. the persons
discharged win be made temporarily and upon
trTal, uptl efficient men shal have been Oh
ta1ned. In this connection desire 10 say that the
bureau officers here complain greatly cf the d.
lzys and the extraordinary expense required 10 DO
work at the Nare. Island Navy YsFd. I ak your
special attention 10 these matters, n the hope that
yCu viii cooperate with me IN the bringing about
OF greater efficiency and the elimination OF these
Objectionable features
The arguments in the Supreme Court to-
day in the appeal OF Surgeon General Wales
from tie action OF the District Supreme
Court, in dischargiDg his writ OF hs5sss
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
GENERAL GRANT.
He Continues Better and Has More Relish
for His FOOd-The Brazilian Cancer
Cure Has Not Been Used.

New York, April 22-Dr. Dluglss slept
at the Grant mansion last night, and this
morning said that thers was no I'LL effects
from the Generals exercise yesterday, unless
it was in the added fatigue that prevented
profound s'eep during the early part of the
night. The Generals pains are abated to.
day, but the trouble az the base OF the tongue
is at all times the sea! OF greater or less pain
to the patient.
DR.. Douglas, in referring to the Brazilian
cancer cure thst is reported to have been
sent to the family, said that the Generals
physicians had had the preparation nearly
two mosths, but that it had never been used
because there were no data at hand OF its eff
fcency, aud General Grant was not pa,
tent to experiment upon. The name of the
Brazilian preparation is ''alveloz,' and it is
the Juice of southeran plant. Ia conclu-
sion, DIR. DOUGLAS remarked that the General
was, on the whole, improved today, though
he wss yet very sick man.
At noon General Grant and wifs went to
drive in an open carriage The salutes of
bystanders were returned by the General
with smile and true military salute.
Doctors Barker, Shrady aud Douglas met
in consultation at o'clock to-day. The
Generals throat was examined by aid OF the
electric light. and was found better than
when last seen by Drs. Barker and Shrady
on Sunday last. AS DR.. Douglas was lsav-
ing, he said in response TO an inquiry That
the General experienced some pain during
the examination of the throat bat otherwise
he had suffered no more psin to day than
yesterday. The throat was much i'm proved
except at the main point. The patient was
stronger and could eat more aud with a
greater desire for food. General Grant said
Dr. Douglas was better at present than
when he took his last drive before the warn
ing gsymptOms were developed, three weeks
ag) last Sunday.
Dr.. Douglas was Of the opinion that Grant
would not 81 out TO walk this afternoon, bat
the Doctor nad not been gone twenty min
uies when the General aud Colonel Grant
left the hSuss and walked 10 Madison ave-
nue.. At the corner the General steod few
moments sHd gszed down the avenue, and
then slowly retIaced his steps to the house.
At $3.50 p. m. Dr. Douglas returned to stay
sll night he refused to make any state.
ment OF the Generals condition, aud said he
would issue no more bulletins whether the
ether physicians would DO so or NOT in the
fQture
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
War Preparations Finland Protests
Against Letters OF Marque-sws-
den VIII Remain Neutral.

LoNpoN, April p Troops are swaTming
10 al the barracks throughout the United
Kingdom in response to the Government
cali for the reserves. The war office in Lon
don is besieged by military officers asking
for employment. 1t has been decided to d.
vide the Portsmouth feet up into channel,
flying and reserve squadrons. Fresh orders
have been received to increase the number
OF workmen 81 Portsmouth.
Finland hss protested against the issue OF
letters OF msTque should war take place be-
tween England and Russia. Finland is 3D..
prehensive OF serious dsmsge slong her
coasts by the fleets CT England, should the
letters Of maTque be issued.
Sweden has determined TO remain neutral
in the event of war between England and
Russia. and will prevent England establish.
ing coailDg station on the island of Goth
land. The King OF Sweden, who has been
making toar of Europe, hes started upon
his return 10 his own country.
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temporslities Of the Catholic clergy. The
proposal was opposed by Herr Won Gossler,
Minister of Ecclesiastical Affairs. The latter
said that since 1884 nothing had occurred ct
Posen to induce the Prussia an Govern nment 10
abandon the negative attitude which it had
hitherto observed toward the clergy. The
only way to effect the repeal of the lsw was
by the Vatican making fresh appointment
be said, was once almost fait accompli. bat
Polish and other Influences prevented its
fulfllment.
A motion to exempt from punishment
priests who say mas and administer TIE
sacrament without authority was rejected
by Yate OF 169 to 127.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
The Divorce Suit Against Ross winans


BALTIMORE April % The suit announced
through the newspapers this morning OF a
New York boarding hoase keeper against
Rots R. Winans, of.Baltimore, for divorce,
created quite sensation in this city for 8
short time. 1t is recollected that shortly
after the first marriage in Baltimore of Mr..
Winans, woman came here from England
and claimed to be bis wife. At the time he
was barely out OF his minority and nothing
resulted from the claim of the woman. After
the death Of his wife he went 10 England,
where he remained several years, and in
few years be married again, and built
handsome residence in Baltimore, which he
has occupied since when in this city. In
Maryland no marriage is lawful except
among Quakers. Mr.. Winans is wealthy,
and the general belief here is that if he will
pay up handsomely no suit will be prosscut-
ed, but his friends assert he will make no
cOrnpromise
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
Death Ofths olasse 70. sr.saeiOnaI Minis.

NEwBURYPoET, April % --Rsv. Leonard
Wilmington, d. D the oldest Congregation
al minister in the United States, died at his
residence, sged eighty seven years. Hegrad-
mated from Yale College in 1914, and at the
time OF his death wss he oldest surviving
grsduat te Of that institu ton. In 1916 he was
ordained pastor of The Newburypors Church,
and for iOrty-twO wears remained in active
service. He vas q freonent contributor TO
the press, and many articles came from his
zen alter be was eighty years of sgs. He
vas the author OF two books, The Puritan"
end 'SolOmon's SODgs," both Of which are
well known among theologians.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23

This change in the weather from
wet to dry, from cold and disagree
able, to warm and pleasant-is very
suggestive of garments which con-
form in weighte and color to the
present aud prospective tempera-
ture, and In this connection we de !.
tiIe TO refer TO the variety and mag
nitude of Dur production for this
seasons demand, as represented in
our Boys and Children's Depart
ment. For given values prices were
never SO low. We open the season
with Flannel Suits for Children IS
low as Soc, and from this we ad-
vance in regular gradations, touch :
ing every popular price with a
greater disply than can be found in
Indiana, without any exception, and
at prices below the power of any com
petition to reach without loss. all
goods marked in plain figures at the
When Clothing Store.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
TammaBy and the County Democracy OF
New York Have Made Up Their
Minds.
they VIII Divide Positions -Repub.
loan Election Methods-Agri-
cultural Commissioner
Treasurer Wyman
Resigns.
DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS
OF New York Have come to an Under
standing.


Special TO the Sentinel.
WAsHrNGToN. April 22-There seems TO be
no doubt that the Democratic factions in
New York, headed respectively by John
Kelly and Herbert o. Thompson, have come
te an understanding about New York City
patronage. The President has repeatedly
said to New Workers when they would call
on him 10 ask about New York appointments
that lie would not even consider applications
until the factions could come TO sone under
standing. Now IL is said that Kelly and
Thompson nave had an amicable set
tlement, TammsnY and the county De-
mocTscy men to share the OIL ces
on basis satisfactory 10 each
side. There seems TO De no reason why,
with a good man at the head of the gnber'
Material ticket next fall, that New York
should rot not be carried for the Democracy
by so, coo msjority. II there is not serious
break in the nominating convention ths
State will most assuredIy prove Democratic.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
The Bosphore Egyptian.

PARIS, April 22.-Ths Journal De5 Debats
says, this morning, in regard to Glaistone's
statement owning the respons bility of Eng
land for the suppression of the Bosphore
Egyptian, that France must now lock to
England for redress. We will maintain our
rights, and do not lack ample means to 90
So" Ii is also stated here that French feet
has been got in readiness for the purpose Of
making naval demonstration on Aiexsn-
dria. TO enforce compliance with the de-
maDd Of France for a rehabilitation for tha
suppressed newspaper.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
GOiDg to Organine Again,t the Prlnce.

DUBLIN, April 22.-Mr. William O'Bnen,
Member of Parliament for Mallow, County
Of Cork, and the editor of the United Ire
land, is going to Londonderry to organize a
demonstration against the Prince of Wales
upon the occasion of the visit OF the Prince
there on Saturday next
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
a Break in Loean,s Ranks.

SPRrNeFIELD, ILL.,, April 22-Represents-
George Tarrence, who bas heretofore sup
ported General Logan, the Republican eau
Gus nominee for United States Senator, this
afternoon sent to the Republican Steering
Committee long communication, saying
II shall consider myself at liberty after this
date TO act IS my judgment dictates. 1 be-
lieve there is conspiracy to defeat an cleo
ton, and i do not intend, SO far as I have
power, to aid It."
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
A Ban to the Prince of yyaIes.

DUBLIN, April pa bal was given this
evening by the citizens OF Dublin In honor
of the Prince and Princess of Wales. The
dancing opened with a qusdrill which was
led by the Prince and Princess. The festivi-
ties continued until late hour. Over 6 600
persocs were present.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
Invited TO stand FOR Ed,pbure

LONDON, April 22.-Mr. Andrew Carnegie,
of Pittsburg, has been invited, in writing, by
a committee OF Liberals, to stand ss Lib
eTsl candidate in the coming Parliamentary
election for the Northern Division of EdiH-
buTgh, and contest the district against the
Right Hon. George J. Goschen, the present
Liberal member for Ripon.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
Prison DjscipItue.

NEw ORLEANS, April 93-Mr. Charles
Dudley Warner, at the Government Build
ing to-day. gave practical talk on Prison
Discipline" to good audience. Mrs Julia
Ward Howe, who presided az the meeting.
remarked that the subject had awakened so
much interest that IL would again be con-
sidered at 8 future conference
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
zinc Presldent Bampered In Manv wars.

The President BamPered in Many Ways.
special TO the Sentinel.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-When President!
Cleveland was approached this afternoon by
young gentleman Of tine address, who is
an applicant for the position of Consul at
Nsgaski, Japan, and asked to have his case
disposed Of at once, the President remarked:
you are like thousands of others. You do
not take into consideration the fact that
have TO 60 through documents a mountain
high. / am deslrous OF doing justice, but
bave to take some time in looking over the
many applications fled bsloIe making ap-
pointments. This is going to be Demo-
cratic administration, but / must be given
time In which TO do the right thing"
The President is hampered in many direc
tons Many Democratic Senators and Rep
resentatives have made personal appeals 10
have the most often We radical partisans re.
tanned in public service. This is notably the
case with Senator Colquit. of Georgia, who
asked for the retention OF Clifford, Deputy
Sixth Auditor of the Treasury. Clifford is
tool Of John Logan.
Dr. / G. Willard. OF Vevay, Ind, is here.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
Three Vacancies to he Made by RetirIr z
Judges.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-There will shortly
be three yecancies on the suprt me Bench of
The District of Columbia. Chief Justice
Cartier and Judges Wylie and Macarthur
are ell announced to retire sometime this
summer. Like auy other United States
Judgsship. 1t is q lifetime office. Same In
dianian, with good legal attainments, might
stand chance of getting one OF the appoint
ments.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
Attackad hx tha Natiras.

MADRID, April 22.-Advices from Cape
Blanche, west coast OF Africa, state that the
Spanish settlers there were recently attacked
by the natives and were compelled to taka
refuge on a Spanish gun-boat.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
Judge Hanra's Mission fn Case eff War.
croogal 10 tbo co,fgDol

Judge HanEa's Mission tu Case eff War.
Special to the Sentinel.
WAsHINGroN, april 22.-Judge BsylisyW.
Hanna will leave for his post Of duty about
the 1st of June. II war is declared between
England and Russia before that time the
Judges movements will be much facilitated,
as the Persian Mission will in that event
be Of great importance, and 8 strong man
Will be needed there to look after America S
interests. 1t will probably be dissppoint-
mcnt TO some TeTre Haute young man who
would like 10 share the Judges honors to
know that he is not allowed Secretary or
clerk.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
INDICATIONS.
wAsHISGroS, April %

WAsHISGToS. April 22-l2 8oa.n.
For tae Ohio ana Tennessee Valley Local
rains and partly cloudy weather. winds becoming
variable. cooler in west portion. stationary TEN
perature in east portion.
for the UpperLake Rsgion-Local showers land
partly cloudy weather, generally cooler weather.
winds becoming variable, generally higher bz-o-
neier.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
New Orleans wants the Exhibition Re.
opened Next Fan.

NEw ORLEANS, April % There is general
desire on the part of citizens and exhibitors
to reopen the Worlds Exhibition next Oc-
tober. Last night at a meeting Of citizens
at the st. Charles Hotel a committee was
formed 10 visit the Board of Management
and request that body to take steps looking
to the continuance ot the exhibition next
autumn.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
wm not piscuss tne Pepideh Incideut.

LONDON, April 23-The Russian reply to
the communication sent to III. DeGiers
through Edward Thornton. yesterday, after
the receipt of Sir Peter Lumden's supple
mentary report on the battle Of March 90,
has just been received. NJ. DeGiers replies
cUltly that Russia declines to enter upon
any further discussion of the Penjdeh incl
dent
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
Volcanic Eruption in java.

AMsTERDAM, April GA dispatch from
Java says that smerou Mountain, the largest
and most active volcano in Java, situated
on the confines of PassTosan and Pro50linge,
has burst into 8 state of eruption. a large
coffee plantation east OF the noun tain has
been destroyed. No loss of life is reported.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
Reward on, red for sritish onicer..

ALTAHABAD, April 22.-News has been re-
ceived here that in the battle at Penjdeh the
Afghan General was tbroughou in the fore
front OF the fighting, and was twice wounded.
1t is reported that Colonel Alikihsnoff
offered reward of 100 tomans (about $500
for the head OF either Of the British officers
with the Afghan force.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
stopped the sale of Steamers.

ROME, April 22.-The Moniteur De Rome
says that the Italian. Navigation ComPsDy
has stopped the further sale of their steamers
to England until after conference with the
Government authorities.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
Marmaduke Accepts CoIman,s Plans.

KANSAS CITY, No, April 22.-The Jour-
nails Jefferson City special says: Governor
Msrmaduke teIegsphed Commissioner Col
man at Washin gton, to night, accepting his
proposed plans and methods for the extirps-
tion of pluro-pneumonia, and urged that
speedy action be taken"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23

DUBLIN, April 22-The Justices OF Lon
doDoerry have resolved to forbid the counter
demon slstion, announced to be held by the
Netionsl League next Saturday, when the
Prince of Wales srrives there.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
ANGLO-RUSSIAN WAR.
KermarOfr g Wolf and Lamb Story Dis
closes the Wrinkled Front of
Grim Ylsaged War.
Russia Determined to Garry Out
Her Programme-Ban Given to
Ireland's Royal Visitors.
ANGLO-RUSSIAN WAR NEWS.
The General Opinion In Diplomatic Circles
is That Peace Can Not BE Maintained.

LONDON, April 22.-That'the Government
expects war seems TO be fairly inferred from,
first, its last nights announcement OF the
probable evacuation of the Soudsn second,
the repeated references made by Mr.. Glad
stone, last evening, to the necessity Of hold
ing al troops there in readiness for service
wherever they may be wanted and these
latter words we're observed TO be spoken with
empbssIs); third, the dem and foTet1 COO coo.
mes ming i've pence half-penuy increase on
the pound IN the taxes. demand never be-
fore made except for war; fourth. it would
not have excited popular feeling by so
readily giving out Lumsden's belligerent
dispatches.
London's entire morning press spare no
words in giving the lie to Komsrof upon
Lumsden's testimony. This sentence from
the Chronicle, hitherto rather peaceful Lib
eral paper, is a good instance OF the defiant
tone OF the press: "a more crushing rejoin-
der could hardly he imagined. Not one SEN
teDce of Komarofl's report remains, not one
clause of it was exempt from the grossest
and most impudent peryersion of truth"
This, doubtless, will also be the tone of John
Boil to-day on Change and else where.
Inc Grand Duke SeIgius, the brother OF
the Emperor OF Russia, and his spouse. the
granddaughter of Queen Victoria, are ex-
pected at Darmstadt to-day, to visit the lat
ter and the Princess Beatrice. The Duke
and Duchess eft Russia only lsst Saturday.
There was much asking Of questions at the
Vienna bourse to-dsy. Would they, If war
was expected between their country and the
Queens country, have come, and do they
bring reassuring MESSAGES from the Czar?n
The Council of the Russian Empire have
decided to refuse to exempt certain loans
from taxation.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
Chinese Rebels Dispersed.

ST. PETERSBURG, April pa telegram
from sergropoI, on the Chinese border, re.
ports that the Chinese troops defeated and
dispersed the Dingan Rebels near Shlho.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23

LoNDoN, April 23.-The Standards corre-
spondent at Paris learns that the United
States Government has intimated that If war
breaks out between England and Russia the
United States will not allow Russia to bny
ships or arm priyvteers In American har-
bors.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
Rattle Retwean DTahdis

DoNGoLA, April % 1t is reported here
that the rival Mshdis have met in battle,
and that the original Mahdi waa defeated,
losing two Governors Obeid, It is also re-
ported, has been plundered and burned.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
The War CIoud necoming Darker, :,

ST. PETERSBURG, April 22,-The ice in the
Nsva has broken, and il is expected that
navigation Will be open at Crsnstadt within
ten days. In consequence of this the war
clound is daily becoming darker. 1t is
known that England has asked for some
kind of satisfaction for the Pend affront.
Russia at present refuses to give the request
any consideration.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
Resignation of Treasurer wymau-Mr. G.
-. Jordan His Successor.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-Hon. 4. w. Wy
rnsp, Treasurer OF the United States, hiss
rendered his resignation to take eeffect Msv !.
Mr.. WyIDsn rendered his resignation through
tbs Secretary OF the Treasury on the Sd of
April, but any announcement of the fact
hss been withheld on the request of Sscre-
tary Manning, who accepted the same today
on behs II oi the President The Secretary
expresses his confidence in Treasurer Wvman
and regrets his retirement, which is entirely
voluntary. Mr.. Wymen was, in March last
elected Vice President of the Omaha Nation
al BaEE, al Omaha, Neb., and also is TO have
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
Anti-Catholic DIeasures Reieoted.

BERLIN, April 22.-The Lower House OF
the Prussian Landtsg to-day rejected the
proposal OF DR.. Windthorst the Ulramon-
taine leader, TO repeal the law stopping the