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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18
ALLOWING wOMEN TO VOTE.
The Connections Legislature Gladdens the
Hearts of Female Suffragists.

HARTFORD, March 15.-The Connecticut
House of Representatives passed Friday. by
a vote Of 81 TO 81, dill permitting ali g0-
men to vote in any school district meeting
or 10 be elected on School Boards, provided
they are twenty-one years old and have cs-
sided IN the United States three years and IN
the school district in which they vote one
year.
The House struck out of the bill the re-
ouirement of q property qualification, and
30 limitation OF the ballot to women
having children or wards IN schools. The
female suffragists who advocated the bill
were satisfied with these restrictions, blt
the House in removing them has endangered
the prospect of the bill when it reaches the
Senate.
A bill was also passed creating State Blu.
reau Of Statistics, with a Commissioner at
8, 500 per annum, to be appointed by the
Governor for four years.
In the case of the suspended New Haven
member, Mr.. Pigort, the Judiciary Commit
tee reported adversely to day on the petit
ton Of 5000 of his constituents for al inves-
tigstion. Action on the report was post
poned- Mr.. Pigott has written his resigna-
ton, and it will be presented If the report of
the committee is accepted. The proba5il-
tiles are that IS he is under suspension the
House viii refuse to accept the resignation.
The Agricultural Committee has reported
9 bill almost identical with the New York
law prohibiting the manufacture and sale Of
CleomargaTine.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18

SYRAcUsE, March l5.-Rev. ]. E. Herman,
the divinity student who has been preach
ing IN the Second Evangelical Church of this
city for over year, and who was charged
by Ella Yeakel, the orgsnist, eighteen years
Yesterday formally expelled from the min
istry and church by the New York Confer
encs of the Evangelical Association in
session at Utica. Herman confessed his guilt
and married the girl, promising to lead an
exemplary life, but the indignation OF the
church members was too intense to permit
anything short of expulsion. The girls
father is a well-known builder and con-
tractor, and moves in the best German cir.
Giles.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18
COMMERCIAL.

Generally bu5iness runs rather quiet, though
very little change is noted in prices. Dry goods
did well last week Groceries have been doing a
good business for some time and prices remain
steady and unchanged. In foreign fruits, lemons
and dates show slight decline Gum opium
in drugs is reduced in price. Eggs have again
dropped &c per dozen, with a prospect OF further
change any day.
GRAIN.
The Board of Trade circular says:
Wheat-UD changed, with both fair demand snd
offerings. Futures quiet Receipts small. Bsld-
more 1c of, Chicago &c higher for April and &c
better for May.
Corn-V Very firm: feeling and prices show no
signs of weakening. Receipts qui liberal, with
a good order demand for all cash deliveries. Flu
lures dull. Baltimore &c off and Chicago steady.
Oats-Firm aud in good request. Light receipts
and offerings
CHICAGO MARKETS.
IFumisned by 81. Z. Kinney d Co.. Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers. No. Chamber Of Commercial
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18
Visible SIMPLY of Grain.

CHICAGO, March 16.-The following is the
visible supply of grain in the United States
and Canada, on Saturday, as ascertained by
the Secretary OF the Board of Trade for post
ing on Change tomorrow: Wheat, As $685.
OH bushels, an increase of 1912, as COM
psred ith the Saturday before; corn. 1885,
crease. SCI, 127; rye, 364 s4S; increase, 49,
900; barley, l. 2S2 1855; decrease, 80 Isl. The
following is the amount of grain in store in
Chicsgo at the same date: Wheat, 1905
S34 bushels; corn, 752 534; oats, SCI 4i6,
rye, 136. S9S; barley, 10l $50
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18
Accident ON the Texas Pacific.

ARLINGTON, Tex, March l5.-While the
east-bound mail on the Texas Pacific Rail-
road was crossing Village Creek. near Airing
toS, this morning, the bridge gave way, and
the engine, mail and baggage cars were pre-
cipiiated into the creek, The fireman is
missing and Is supposed TO be under the en-
CINE. Woodruff, the baggsgemaster, and q
route agent, name unknown, seriously in-
jured, have been taken to the cOmpa-
ny's hospital at Fort Worth. The strikers
visited the scene of the wreck this afternoon
and went manfully to work clearing and re.
pairing tho track. The fireman, ]. z. Ho-
beck, jumped from the tender and was car
ried under and killed; the engineer, s.
Roach, was badly injured. Baggagemaster
Woodruff and Nail Agent Stewart were both
Rounded. hnt not seriously.
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one DOLLAR coz Fifty Cents.

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Home, Rochester, N. Y, before March Is,
1885, will receive that handsome paper, post.
sge free, until January ], 1886. The Rural
is large eight page, forty-column Weekly
paper. now in its fifteenth year, and the
cheapest farm journal In the world. The
price Is 81 year in advance, bat the above
offer Of fifty cents in postage stamps will be
accepted If sent in before March 10, 1885.
This special offer will not appear again in
this paper. II you want the Rural Home
subscribe at once. Send for sample copy,
and see what bargain is offered.
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Garth ed fnked ara aronnd her feet aud

ien. I'D naked ere around her feet aud
hss 70 make it appear that the child had
Burned to death accidentally, the
,eppan took q water-bucket, went into the
yeEd where some children were playing and
cold them to go into the house aud see il the
girl was on fire. She then went to spring
some distance from the house, notxithstand-
| ing there was a well in the yard. Toe
| children found the child lying on the hearth
with her clothing on fire. An alarm was
| given and men working near by found the
/ child dead, although burned only on the
feet and legs This caused suspicion, and
when clot of blood was found on the head
the Coroner was notified. The woman wss
4 arrosfe6
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NOffOn.

NEW ORLEANS March 16.-Cotton-Steady al
l0c; receipts 500 bales; exports to France s0ls
bales; sales, 2,oo0 bales; stock, Isl 600 bales
GALVESTON, March 10. - Cotton - Firm at
10 7-16c. Receipts. 3S2 bales; export coastwise,
l,l52 bales; sales, 600 bales stock "a 200 bales.
NEW YORK, March 16.-The Post says: Future
deliveries the first part of the AZ ret with little
attention snd prices declined 7-l00c to 9.l00c an
increased demand then led to reaction of 2-100c
to 3-lOcc. and at the third call March brought
11.2Sc and 11.29c; May. IL CSC; June, 10.50c and
November 1O6Oc: April offered Ii &c; July SOC;
August. 1l66c; September, 11.27 october. 10 76c.
Sales up to 215p. n. were 10000 bales Futures
were 6l00c lower than Saturday. Total sales for
the day, II. go bales.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18
Oils.
ANTWERP. March le.-Petroleum-1sc.

ANTWERP, March 1f.-Peuoleum-1
PITTSBUR0. March 6--Petrcleum-staady; Ger.
tificstes opened at 7614c. advanced to 7S7sc, de-
elined to 7S1sc, and closed at 1890.
OIL CITY. March 16-Nationsl Transit certih.
Gates opened at Ike; highest 7S7se: lowest, 77c
closed at 7S1zc. sales. coo bbls: clearances
273S Oo0 bbls runs "a Ss5 bDls. shipments, 10, 72f
bbls.; charters "A 2S6 bbls.
BRADFORD. Pa. March 16-Crude On-steady
only light business done account of the
Markham WELL which is expected in tomorrow.
and Sunday. 49, s2i bbls. total shipments. lis 20s
bbls.; charters 1926 bbls. clesrances, 2S2S 00C
pbls National Transit certificates opened at 73c
price. 757kc
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18
County Commissioners Arrested.

helena, Mont, March 16 The County
Commissioners OF Lewis Clark County were
arrested by experts. During the past two
weeks they have been making examination of
the accounts of W. K. Roberts. County Clerk I;
Alexander 81. Beattie, CLERK of the District
Court; F. P. Sherling, Probate Judge and
County Commissioners. In the case of
Roberts they declare there is apparent de-
felt of $4,000, which amount is demanded
from his bOndsmen. Roberts declares that
there is no deficit, and the result is locke
forward to with great interest, as the &C
cpsed has stood high in the estimation OF
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18
THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY MARCH IS

opossum. 5a16c; skunk, black, prime. &c;
tOc: red fox, 10000; house cat, 59l5c; sheep
pelts, by amount Of wool and quality, 1o477c;
iull. long haired Newfoundland dog skins, 6oc9
N.uu
Oils--we quote: Linseed. raw. 6i9S2c: boilei. 81
055c; lard oil. 659S5c; miners oil, 55965c; lubr..
eating OIL 1293Sc straits oil, $4,000; oenzine.
degree. test 1091lc; water white. 155 degree lie.
Timers Supplies-We quote: Best brand char
coal tin C. 10x1l 12x12 and 14x20s6 50 TX, 10xl4.
1lx20 and 12xl2, IS so; roofing 10, 14x20 Sc 90;
20x& sl2 00al4; block tin, in pigs, 24c; in bars,
Csc. Iron-H iron. 225c; n O iron, &C.; yuniata
10 uer cent discount. Sheet zinc, &c Copper
bottoms. 22c. Plsinished copper, sec. Solder, II
n1fc.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18

RALEIGH. N. c., March Is It B. Coward,
Deputy United States Marshal, arrived al
the town Of Highland with I'VE prisoners
charged with Illicit dIstillstion. A mob OF
mounted men came to the hotel where the
party were and attempted rescue. They
were repulsed by Coward and his deputies.
One of the party was killed, one wounded
and three captured and jailed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18

MEMPHIS, March 1.-THE Avalanche's
Troy, Tenn, special says: Three negroes.
ramed Ambrose Young. Charles Latham and
Frank Freeman, were arrested yesterday,
charged with being implicated in the muir
der at Montgomery, near the State line, last
December, and while under guard at Union
City last night, mob of 100 overpowered
the guards, took the prisoners and hanged
them Just outside of the city. Their lifeless
corpses we're found this morning suspended
from 9 tree Onion City is greatly excited
over the matter.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18
Gar lots-Wheat. 12l: corn. 26I: oats. 40.
Estimated receipts OF hogs. 20. coo head.

REVIEW OF THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
LONDON, March l6.-The Mark Lane Express in
its weekly review Of the British grain trade, says:
The weather of the past week fine. which of
great value to the growing crops Sales OF English
wheat for the week were 5l,7l6 quarters at S1s i'd
against SO 500 quarters st 37s I'd for the CORE
spending week of last year. The foreign trade
was ruled wholly by the political outlook. OF
the coast trade was confined to one cargo of Aus
tralian wheat, which sold at 35s Cd One cargo OF
American was vainly offered at 35s Cd. and then
withdrawn. At to.day's market the wheat trade
are unchanged. Flour quiet. Maize Sd dearer.
Barley quiet Oats 3@6d dearer. Beans and peas
unchanged.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18
Knled ana Burned Her ChiId.

RALEIGH, N. c., March l5-Near Knots
Store, in Arson County, few days ago Mrs.
Nelson Lockhart, Q negress, murdered her
ten-yesr-old daughter and then attempted to
burn the remains. In passion she knocked
the child on the head, killing her, and then.
30 cover The crime, Laid the child on the
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18

ARKANSAS Cry, Kas, March 16-None of
the Oklahoma boomers have yet left camp.
They are still awaiting further advices from
Washington. The opinion prevails among
them that the Presidents proclamation is
only TO prevent their moving until the Ca5.
met has more time to consider the question.
The colonists' representatives ut Washington
telegraph that the matter will again be con-
sidered at the Cabinet meeting on Tuesday.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18

The best test of human life is the
amount of good it has been and done 20
Others. Mrs. Lydia e. Pinkham may be
given a seat OF honor among those who nave
helpf d TO change sickness into health, and
TO transform the darkness Of suffering into
the sunshine of rest and hope.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18
A marshal and horse rhief killed.

ATc1HsoN, Kas., March 14.-A special to the
Champion recounts the killing OF one Clark, a
horse thief, and the fatal shooting OF Frank Har-
rington, Town Marshal of Jewell City. to-day.
Clark has been traced by the Sheriff Of Rice
County TO a farm house. The latter with Marshal
Harrington and two deputies surrounded the
building, whereupon Clark ran from the house
shooting as he went, one bullet taking effect in
Hsrrington's head. One deputy then shot and
killed Clark.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 14-The Americans
Pulaski, Tenn, special says: This place was
visited by terrible fire last night burning sew
eral stores Loss $4,000; insured for half. Three
men sleeping over saloon were burned to death.
Two were dfummers from other points, names
unknown"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18
One Of the greatest OF PennsYlYanias pro.

made in the greasy fluid Benjamin Csump,
living at Oil City. right in the heart of the
petroleum country, was Frustrated by sick
headache and general exhaustion by work
ing continuously in the sun. By the doc
tors advice be used Mishler's Herb Bitsers
as q preventive, and thereafter did not sutfsr.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18

A great many people disregard dyspeptic
symptoms and assume that they win soon
disappear of themselves; bus this Is not the
fact and the only safe remedy for them il
Nichols Bark and Irous
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18
Foreign Money and Stocks.

LOEDON, March 16-Consols. 975Sc; account.
81 11-16. United States Ronds-4s, 243s; AS.
l45z. Railroad sonds-Erie, II; seconds, 5s5s; sew
YORK Central $685.: Illinois Central 100: Psnnsyl-
vsnia Central, IS: Reading 9; Canadian Pacific,
800; ct. Paul. 1875. Bar Silver-49 lilo.
PARIS, March 16.-Rentes-Slf 60c.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18

When Baby was sick, we gave her CASTORIA
When she was Child, she cried for CASTORIA
When she became Miss, she CLING to CASTORIA
When she had Children, she gave them CASTA
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18
DRY Goods.

NEW YORh. March 10 Dry Goods-The msr-
ket was Quieter than usual for Monday, and staple
cottons have meved sparingly. For various col
ortd cettons many orders have been taken in the
way of miscellaneous selections. The joobing
trade continues fairly busy.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18
whisky.

RALTIMORB. March To- whisky-steady and
quiet at % GOAL q.
ST. LOUIS, March 16.-Whisky- Steady at 81 Il.
CINCINNATI. March Ii. -Hhisky-Steady at
81 13.
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AGENTS
ADMINISTRATION.

have been appointed Administrator OF the
estate of William j Smith, late of Marion County,
Indiana, deceased Said estate Is probably solvent.
JOSEPH L. CARSON.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18
GOVERNMENT sEcusFrIEs.

sssrlinE, 90 days4sO q. g S}'s...-........IIIsz
Sterling, sight........4s5 New q. =
per cent bords..-.iel
Furg-The purchasing pries for 3oyernmsuT
bends IN IUdjaDSpolis varies from the New YORK
lostRtious 5s&- per cent.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18

Eggs laying l4c per doz: rom store 15c:
Butser-Creamery fancy. ~ @23c; choice, I83zOc;
dairy, selected, 16a16c; country, fancy, I5c
sweet rol, 14c; medium grades, 69Sc; low
grades S94c per ID.
Poultry-Hens, SIC per h.: ROSTERS. 90: spring
GchicEens. $40; hen turkeys, $40; tom turkeys,
&c: old geese and well-feathered, per coz, Sc 90;
ducks, per dos., SO so.
Feathers-Prime geese, $50; mixed ana ducks,
30025c.
Rags-1%315zc.
Wool-Tub-washeda and picked, SOC; unwsshed,
medium, zoe; unwsshed common, zoe; unwashed
tine, 16c; Cotswold, 16c; do. coarse. 16917c; do
Cation 6eeces. 1l015c.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-18

Bar Iron-tl s0Q2l0; rates hoop Iron, 81 30 rates
Norway and Sweed iron, Sc rates: horse shoe Iron,
&C. Horse shoe-Burden d Perkins, per keg. - 90;
mule shoes, 81 per key advance. Horse Shoe Nails
Northwestern, Globe and Putnam. per box, "a %.
Cast steel-Best American, per h., 13c; spring
STEEL Co. tire steel &c; toe calk Steel SC; machinery
steel, &C. Nails-e226.
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TOLEDO. March l6-Wbest-Quiet and weak
7g7sc; June. s054c; No. ? soft s5c. rorn-Dull
No. 2, cash and March, 441<c; May, 4414c. Oats
Quiet; prime Western, 81 95 medium, 81 90
Receipts-Wheat. 1000 bu. corn, Is, 600 bu. oats
1,500 bu. ShipmeDE-HheRt. 1900 bu.; corn
1900 bu.: oats LOCO bu
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IFuuisned by 81. Z. Kinney d Co., Grain and Pro
vision Brokers. No Chamber Of Commercial
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-03-11
" ERI liARD-H HEADED"
THAT is HOW 4 FRIEND CHARACTER.
iZES THE PRESIDENT.
He Thinks There Are risappOintmrnts in
Store for Some People Gossip from
the national Mecca ea-Senate Com
mit;ees - constitutional Debate.

CmcAGo, March lie. c. Arbuckle, u
gcntiein IN wno has enjoyed close relations
in the past WITH President Clevellni, espe-
cially during the latter's gubernatorial ad-
ministration in New York, when Mr., Ar
buckle was connected with state prison
affairs, was in the city Monday Talking to
reporter in regard to tie new era in Ioli-
ties, ne said:
think there viii be many bitterly dis
appointed men in the Democratic party, but
they VIII lie OF that clas, Whose antagoni-ms
AMI Wailngs will not count for much They
are those whose ideas of what success means
Is simply that the sp0Ils become a heritage
TO the party. They do not know MIR Glove
land, nor have they fathomed his character
although they nave begun to get a
gllinmer OF the truth during the past week
l was IN Washington during Inauguration
week, AMI free TO confess that there j., OF
was then, very hungry crowd of Office
seekers on hand, and, a "A rule, they were
not telieVel'a in the presidents utterances on
civil service reform. They could not bring
themselves up to the Idea that a revolution
III oftlce-holdlng was not impending,
and that the workers were not to Le re-
warded for their lahors. Gradually it is be
ginning to dawn upon them that the presi-
dent is not only in sympathy with the spirit
pub VIII respect iLo letUeI OF Uio law, ana
that he will not act the role of hypocrite or
make a bulwark for sham enforcement. Ii
will it soon become known that very few re-
movals will be made, anal that those now in
office who have not nude themselves obnox-
ious will be allowed to complete their terms
in peace. In the end the offices will be filed
by good Democrats; for, as the terms OK
pire, political leanIngs will have weight
and the result will be that four years hence
the Democracy viii he as firmly intrenched
as its opponents were before March L. That
there will be an immense pressure brought to
bear goes without saying; it is already being
felt, but Cleveland is hard headed and able to
stand good deal of that sort Of thing He
has cne ambition-to put the Democracy on
such plane that it will command the good
will Of the great business body Of voters, the
class that think more of a safe. level-headcd
administration Of affairs than it does of any
triumph of political ideas. Whatever he
believes will command the approval If the
solid men of the country, that will be his
policy.
Don't forget one thing / tell YOU said
he, as he reporter was about to retire
cleveland is a very hard-hcaded man, as II
good many will find ont before the adr::inis-
trat,an is many months oil"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-03-11
THE SENATE COMMITTEES.
Some Trouble About Their Arrangcs.9ci
The West kicking.

Some Trouble About Their Arran Cement
The West Kicking.
WASHINGTON CITY, March II. If some OF
the current gossip in reference to a reorgani-
cation 81 the senate committees is true the
Republican caucus committee has been hay
ing a pretty lively time during the
past forty-eight hours. 1t seems
that the bone of contention j,
the finance committee. This committees
duties are the same as those Of the house
committee on ways and Misunderstanding to
tariff and kindred subjects, During the dis
cussions of revenue matters within the past
year or two, western Republican senators
have continually claimed that there was toe
much free trade element in the finance
committee and that the west had
neither sympathy nor protection there. Now
that an opportunity is afforded to change the
composition of the committee they are clam
orins for it. 1t is over this that there has
been so much delay i'll reaching conclusion
or plan Of reorganization at the several
meetings of the Republican caucus com
mittea.
An informal meeting was again had Tues
day morning, and members of the commit
tees were delegated 10 confer with
members Of the caucus in regard
to the finance committee. The western
senators willie be satisfied, it is thought, if n
pledge can be secured from the members of
the finance committee to protect wool and a
few other articles, which have suffered in
past at the hands of the committee. and I'M
less that is secured it is probable that the re-
port OF the caucus committee will recommend
some changes
Although there is the stTictest secrecy
preserved by those who are trusted with the
proceedings Of the caucusses, it Is ascer-
tanned that there will be no trouble or delay
in filling the vacancies on the several com
mittees caused by retiring senators; how
ever, the slate is not yet entirely
completed. 1t is believed that either
Sewell or Hawley will so TO the head Of
military affairs Both are members of the
committee now The friends of Sewell say
he would like very much to be chairman OF
military affairs, as he is the firmest advocate
of the retirement of Fitz John Porter, and
that question is to come up again next win.
ter.
1t is about determined that Il succes, or t1
Chairman Logan should be at once selected,
as Logan is no longer a senator. Harrison
who is the third member of the committee,
is talked Of for the craftsmanship, but mas
much as he is at the head of territories it is
improbable that he would care TO go TO the
head Of military affairs.