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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
CARPET wEAvERs' STRIKE.
Five Hundred Policemen Escort the Non
Union Weavers HOme-Men, Women
and Children Hurt In the
Crowd.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2S.-The excitement in the
vicinity OF the KensiBgion Carpet Mills was una.
bated to-day. By O'Clock an immense crowd
had collected at Leedom's mill, where Cameron
and Stevens, non-union loom hxers, are
employed. Five hundred policemen marched
there early and began to clear Howard streetof
the crowd. school bows and women, terri
FED at the sight Of the approach ng
officers. fed. but At York street were
stopped by solid body OF spec .ators that
extended across and down that street for
blocks. The officers then began to use their
cilbs and crying children shrieking
women snd eursing men, coupled with
the shouts Of the policemen made up a
scene which was perhaps unprecedented in the
history OF the city. Womes and children were
knocked down and trsmpled upon, and several OF
them suffered severe injuries. The officers, how
ever, were successful N clearing the streets.
Many in the crowd had broken heads
and injured limbs, but they were
all able 70 leave the scene unassisted. After the
streets cleared, the loo fxers were escorted
by large squad OF policemen to their homes, and
TO attack WIS made upon them By the mob, aud
the great crowds soon dispersed.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
Hurd-Romeis Contested election.

TOLEDO. o., Feb. 2S.-In the contested election
case to-day the testimony related mainly to the
vote in the Fifth Ward of Toledo. One witness
gave list of seventeen persons who voted IN one
precinct OF that ward who claimed to be non
resident but on crOssexaminatiOn testified that
in the city directory ne found twelve names very
similar IN pronunciation TO twelve OF those con-
tanned in his list, but differing slightly in the
spelling He did not 90 to these persons them
selves, hut limited bis inquiries to otner persons
IN tne precinct. NJ WOulu not swear tney were
not residents Of the precinct at the time OF the
election but admitted that ii was probable some
OF the seventeen voted for Hurd.
In the second court three witnesses testified as
70 three Illegal votes cast Of the townships
OF Lucas County against Mr.. Hurd, one not being
natursliZed and The others otherwise inelig ible.
Ii is now asserted that Johns whose testimony,
given on Thursday. though nominally a Repub
lican Judge OF Election in the Eighth Ward
worked and voted against Romeis.
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Mr. Anderson offered an amendment to
the rules providing that the Appropriation
Committee shall report al general sppropri-
tion bills not later than May 1 during long
session OF the 1st OF February during short
session. Referred
Mr.. Dibrell Submitted the conference re-
port on the Agricultural Appropriation bill.
Agreed 10.
The house then proceeded with consider
alton of the Senate amendments on the Post
cthce Appropriation bill. The recommends
fiors OF the Appropriation Committee we're
generally followed. The committee was
voted down, however. on its recommends
ton Of non concurrence in the amendment
permitting sample copies OF the second class
publications to he transmitted through the
mails st one cent per pound, and the amend
meDt wes concurred ID.
The amendment relative to compensation
40 American steamships tor carrying the
mail was non-concuned in. All the amend
Tovnsbend. Holman and Horr were sp-
pointed conferees upon the disagreeing votes
uf the two houses.
The Naval Appropriation bill, with the
Senate amendments was taken from the
Speakers table and referred TO the Commit
Zee on Appropriations.
Mr.. Hancock moved 10 suspend the rnles
50 that the House shall go into COMMITTEES
Of the Whole on the Fertilization bill, gen.
ersl debate being limited to two hours.
The motion was agreed 70. and the House
vent into committee rs indicated, Mr..
BIount in the Chair.
Mr.. Hancock briefly explained the pro-
visions Of the BILL.
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Mr.. HOrr supported the Ellis substitute

Mr.. Horr supported the Ellis substitute
which appropriates 81 935 900
After a proiracted debate into the silver
question was dragged, several members Civ
ing their views on that delicate question
the bill was read by paragraphs for amend
nents.
Mr.. Ellis offered several amendments in
crsasing the appropriation for repair, etc,
OF Notifications. bat they were sevsrallY re-
jected
Mr. Ellis then moved to strike out the en-
tire clause as being useless waste or public
money, which motion Was also re iscted.
On motion OF Mr.. Reed, the paragraphs
were stricken out which prescribed the
calibre Of the guns to be manufactured and
the manner in which they shall be tested.
The committee then rose, reported the bill
to the House, ard it passed.
This is the last OF the appropriation bills.
Mr.. Forney submitted the conference re-
port on the Army Appropriation bill. and IL
was agreed tc. The only point CT difference
between the two houses was the Senate
amendment striking out the clause permit
ting Courts. martial to hold their sessions at
such hours as they see At. The House recedes
from its disagreement and the clause gees
out OF the bill
Mr.. Blackburn at CLIO moved that the
House take q recess until u O'Clock to-mor-
row for the transaction of business other than
contested election cases.
MIR. Turner, of Georgia, objected, and as
the latter part of the motion needed unani-
nous consent it was not received.
Mr. Blackburn then moved TO suspend the
rules and adopt the motion indicated, pend
ing which Mr.. Bennett called up the North
Carolina contested case. involving the right
OF Bennett to the seat, pending which Mr..
Hammond moved ad jOurnment.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
Lafaxette News.

Special 70 the Sentinel
LAFAYETTE Ind. Feb. fS.-The city and county
officials have all moved into the new Courthouse
the City CLERK and Treasurer being the last to
take their Offices. 1t is a magnificent building
and one OF the most beautiful, largest and best
constructed within the State.
John Kirkpatrick was yesterday sdiudged in
sane by Judge Vinton and an administrator ap-
pointed over his Affairs. He win be taken to the
asylum ia a short time.
The SANDER suit against the Anderson newspa-
per by Robert Morningstar. the Champion roller
skater. has oeen compromised
Peter Early, son OF James T. Early. in an at
tempt TO board the l.. n. A. ana G. freight, going
south, on his way 10 dinner, missed his step and
was thrown under the cars, the wheels passing
over the foot, right below the ankle, and crush.
ing ii to splinters The unfortunate boy was
picked I'D and taken 10 his home on North Eighth
street, where physician was called. who ordered
INN ediate amputatiOn of the injured limb. He
is ten years of age and employed in Warwick &,
Flowers dry goods department.
in the Superior Court. this morning. in the case
OF James Ames VS.. the l. Z. ana W. Railway, the
jury returned verdict in favor OF Ames, the
plaintiff, awarding him s7C0. The defendants at
once made motion for new trial
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
A MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY.
An Attempt to Rob Nebraska's state
Treasury-Collusion Between the
Robbers and Detectives,

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 2s.-An unsuccessful at
tempt was made to rob the State Treasury at D.
n. One robbeT was MORALLY hurt and one was
captured. Three hundred dollars were taken, but
recovered.
The Tebber wounded at the State Capitol this
afternoon died at o'clock His name was James
Griffin, noted criminal, who hes killed his man
and been engaged in q number OF small thieving
affairs. The captured man is Alvin MCGUIRE, who
has alss scored his man. The third man, who es-
capped, was in COLLISION with the detectives and
docoyed the other two into the daring crime. The
following details are from the SJare Journal
extra. About 2 clock IN afternoon three
men walked quietly into the State
TIeasurer's ONCE, drew revolvers and said
the railing. Hold up your hands, The muzzles
Of The pistols almost touched his head through
mean. men? Is il iooling or business" But his
hands went up al the same, mo talk ~ retOrted
the man who appeared to be the leader: Just
hand out the money. Be quick about it, Bart
lett passed out through the railing about $500
saying IN loud voice Here IL Is; help your
selves" Two OF the men then turned to the door.
the third backing out and covering the retreat
with cooked pistol drawn on Bartlett
Tie loud tone employed 10y Bartlett was the sig
concealed in the adjoining room Hearing
H. they rushed into the hall Just as the
two robbers passed out OF the Treasurer's
DO attention was paid by the fleeing men. who
were aiterward found 10 be Griffin and Mcclure
Grimm being one legged was behind. A moment
later the report of shot gun was heard. Griffin
fell on the porch steps, ten or twelve bucSshOi in
the back and right shoulder. chase TOOK in
Mcguire before he could mount his horse. tied TO
O post about forty feet from the door. The mo-
ment the gun was fred in the hall. the third man
who is unknown unless 10 detectives, stepped close
10 the door instead OF passing out turned and
went through the door behind the railing ran
scroSs the room and jumped out of the open win
hRYe been made OF this mysterious Individual,
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when Ia the aVrong Ohannel

The bi wreaEs grievOnE iniury. HEADACHES, con-
situation, pain in the liver and stomach isundioe
ausea ensue. A few does OF Hosetter's stomach
Bitters VIII reform theseevis and pres ent further
injury. 1t is pleasant .aperient its action upon
the bowels being unacco,npanied by griDng The
liver is both regulated eld stimulated by ii, and
as is very impotic to disregard disorder OF that
organ, which, through neglect may eliminate in
dangerous congestion ;nd hepaiic abscess. the
o,tters should be resOTtss 10 at an early stage,
Failure 10 do this rel,ders 8 contest with the
maady more protraeted.: Fever and sgue, rheu-
,nstlsm, kidney and blRC der troubles are remedIed
By this fine medicine. an,i the increasing iudvm-
itCs OF age mitigsted b. IL. 1t may be also used
~ convslescence with ADVANTAGE II hsstels the
estOratiOn Of vigOr.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
Mr.. Hendricks Narrow Escape From

GRAFTON. W. Va, Feb. 2s.-Vice President elect
Hendricks had narrow escape from death be-
tween this place and Parkersburg at O'Clock yes
terday morning. Mr. Hendricks and General
superintendent Clements, OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Road, were coming east on special train
running at lightning speed. Train 1Ss had orders
to side-trsck at KanRwha Station. The special
W6s in TWO sections. AS soon the first section
passed train ISIS pulled onto the main track and
dashed ahead. 1t had just got fully under way
and rounded curve when the engineer saw the
Tying Mr. Hendricks and party Both engineers
made desperate efforts to stop their trains, and so
far succeeded as to cause but slight collision,
sufficient, however to awaken the sleepers. Super.
intendent Clements at once discharged the crew
OF train lSS.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
fFROM The SUNDAY SENTINEL.
SENTINEL SPECIALS.
Science of Euthre In Its Progressive Form
-DaDgerously III.

Science of Euthre In Its Progressive Form
Dangerously III.
Special 10 the Sentinel.
UNION CITY Ind. Feb. rs The "Old Liners"
at the invitation OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Edger held
a convention last evening Whioh was most enthu-
siasiic in its deliberations. The convocation OF
suchl and so many discordant elements OF belief
as to fraternity, that could sit around thirteen
different tables and calmly discuss the modern
science Of Cuchre in its progressive form, was
something extraordinary. There was q tempest
ef voices aid at times a roar like unto coming
cyclone. A bountiful lap supper, with coffee
was served 20 renew the vital forces, after which
Professor William Woods orchestra furnished
music for those VINO wished TO dance. There was
poetry Of motion in the dance step OF Gus CoOns
that was charming.
The cslacity OF G.. W Patchell OF the Times as
a depository of prOvender is unparalleled.
Judge l.. d. ambert Is thought 10 be the most
profound thinker on the subject of euchre.
Ensil u, Of The Eagle whose NapoleOnic features
doomed up on the occasion, sounded the signal for
the beginning OF the contest All in al II was the
social event Of the season
Harry Lefever is lying dangerously III at his res
ideDce OF debility and nervous prOstration.s
John r. Many and G. S. Fowler are in a critical
condition OF health from lun' -Ouble,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02

The money was recovered py Pound, who re.
turned IL 10 the Treasury. IL APPEARS Pound aud
Davis krew al attempt vss TO be made. and had
sn understanding with Bartlett that he should
talk iOud enough 70 The r0ooers 10 be
heard in their plsce OF correalmeut. The
descent had been looked for day by day for the
past week. The robbers bad been TO visit the
Capitol several times but some hitch IN the
arrangements baked the actual robbery till to-
Day. There Is mystery about the affair, esoe-
cislly The part taKen by the detectives, that nas
created almost much curiosity excitement
This may be cleared up when the escaped roh0er
Is arrested, II he ever IS
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
Cleveland Dined-Comm erciaI Bank Meet
Ing.

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb 2S.-Adjutant General
Fsrnsworth gave private and select dinner party
to President-eleet Cleveland this evening.
The question OF allowing representatives of the
press TO accompany the train taking Cleveland to
Washington viii be decided Monday.
The Evening Journal states that the Directors Of
the Commercial Bank held a protracted meeting
this mnTning, but the proceedings we're secret II
is believed. however. that Mr. Manning rendered
bis resignation as President, which was accepted
after the passage OF suitable resolutions, 70 be
n sde public next week, and Robert C. Pruyn was
elected President.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02

The Pale Horse is ,fgurs Of speech APP
piled TO death. rhel friends of j F. Spald.
ing, of Scranton, Pa, we're assured that that
gentleman was about = take journey to
the shadowy land. so swiftly had the ravsges
OF consumption brokea down his system.
He was told to try Miihler's Herb Bitters.
He did so, and heslt.lier man doesn't walk
the streets to-day. M. Spalding calls the
medicine Magic Bittars I"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02

BERLIN. Feb 2S.-The Vossiehes Zeitung denie,
The report that Germany win accept the French
declaration making rice contrsbsnd OF war. The
reason Germany did not at once formally oppose
the French declaration OF the Vossiche Zeitung is
that Bismarck chose 10 leave initiative In the
work OF protest to ENGLAND sud other maritime
powers. The inclusion OF rice in the species con
uaoano OF war, the paper says, implies the In
clusion OF cornmeal and other similar COM
modities besides this coBtrsband declaration
made by France. II accepted, would annul the
declaration Of the Paris Congress
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Domestic Infeiicity.

sHEIBYvIILE, Ind, Feb 2s-Mrs. Sol Swangs
was run IN at late hour last night for firing two
shots at her husband, and her husband locked I'D
for CARVING a gun. To-day Mrs. Swangs was as
sesscd e.. % ana her husband discharged. Each
one of the amiable pair keeps q big revolver
handy 10 bullyrsg each other with. and will one
day furnish the papers with good item
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
WeekIx BANK Statement.
WALL STREET, FEB. 2S.-The weekly bank state
ment shows the following change
Fatal shooting in Texas.

RoCKDALE, Tex, Feb. 2S.--At Danio, fifteen
miles south OF ROekdalc last night, difficulty oc
Cured between Zed. Stevens and Buck Scales, re-
sulting in the death ofiScales. While making his
escape Stevens shot ami killed bystander named
Hodges, and mortally wounded a ten-year-old
gill A posse il searching for Stevens, who IN
Doubleday win be lync.ed as soon as caught.
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rhe nin.cnt snnntinr Anrar.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2s.-The Grand Jury con
cludod its Investigations into the shooting ARRAY
st the Mascot office, January y, in which Register
OF Votes tert Brewster was killed by Georse
Osmond, and to-day presented bills OF indictment
against James ID. Houston for assault ana battery
upon Osmond and for shooting OsmOnd with in
tent to commit murder, and was held in 81 900
hail. In the case OF George Osmond and Adolph
Zennek arrested for the murder OF Brewster the
jury returned not true bill Osmond. Joseph f.
BOssier Adolph Zennek and b. J. O'Neill were in
dicted for libel and released on 81. Geo bail each
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
The secret OF SUSTAINING good reputation

Inc secret OF sustalT,ing g00G Reputation
always has and always will depend npon the
quality of the commodity. H. A. & l.. J.
DsLsnd & Co., OF RAPPORT, n. Y. the great
manufacturers Of SaietAtus and Soda, realize
this to its fullest ex sfnt, and the Thousands
Of patrons who use IisLand's Saleratus and
Soda testify to its .Fonderful purity aud
and lull Heipht
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The Paria Cangres. of Is5e.

LoNDON. Feb. 2s. -Gtnville has opened CORE
spondence with all the Powers which signed the
convention at the Paris Congress IN 1886. The OBJ
Jet of this cnrrespo ldence is n secure Joint
protest Dy other eignstory Powers AGAINST
toe proclamation issued by Franc
dec airing rice COntrabaad Of
GTanville's c0mmuniea ion declares that the
action 81 France IN making this decree is in direct
yiolstion nj the resolutions adopted By the Goa
crrSs NJ rS56
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
The Jury Disagreed.

LOGAssPoRT, Feb. 2S-Henry Rosendoh has
been on trial In the Circuit Court the past two
days for alleged horsestealing The jury was
given the case, and after twenty-iOur hours delIb
Grafton failed to agree. The case attracted much
interest, as an Organized gang OF which ROsen-
dOh is q member, has been swindling the farmers
Of the vicinity by horse trading
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
The Brauneels Tragedy

NEW BRAUSFELs Texas. Feb. 2s.-The prelini-
asIy hearing of Charles reager and Others charged
with the murder OF MsrFla GOsling, was conclud-
ed TO dsy. The prisoner, were remsnded without
bail The examination ;developed the fact that
he escape OF Yeager AID PITT was determined
upon six weeks previoustto the tragedy.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02

CHARLESTON. S. C., Ft3. 2S-R. s. TaTlteton and
joseph Iarltston pos tnlaster and assistant post
committed to Jail cha, ged with stealing regis
tered letter from the msils IIse Brown. colored,
postmaster At Hardeevile, arrested on Thursday
charged with islsiiyinf returns to increase his
commissions, has been discharged
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02

ST. LOUIS. Feb ZS.-BSa W. Lewis made brief
statement To-Day to the sfect that his liabilities
are sSO,OCO assets slS0 COD and that he was little
squeezed Just now, but that IN q short time he
would pay up In full. ). n Samuel Il Sons have
made no statement yet ,or will they be able to
until their books are thcoughly examined.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
A chicago Capitalists Sentenced to the Pen
itetstiary.

TITTsBURC, FEB. 2S-Milton Weston. Chicago
capitalist, charsed witt completely IA the Mur-
fsysville gas well riots, in which Obadiah Hay
maker was killed, was convicted this afternoon OF
voluntary mauslaughtcs. The extreme penalty
of law is twelve years Imprisonment in the peni-
tertiary ana a GO hne
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
snnncatsn nv Gas.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2S.--S strong smell OF gas was
detected en- the British ;teamship Deerhouad this
morning. Investigation revealed the fact that
two men had been suhocsted and two others
made seriously III. The dead men belong IN Hull.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02

II was Tor hYe years 4 Sufferer with
boils, all run down, and was at one time
obliged TO give up work. Before taking
all of two bottles of Hoods SarsapaFilla, was
entirely cured" II. Nj. LANE, Pittsburgh. Pa
q was severely afflicted with scrofula,
and for over year had two running sores
on my neck. Took five bottles Of Hoods
SarSaparilla, and consider myself entirely
cured" c. Z. LOvEJoY. Lowell, Mass
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for s. Made
only by c. l. HOOD & Co. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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YonnR Lazy Drowned.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Feb. 2s.-The Courier Journals
ShebyYIlle. Ky. ,peCisl says: James Jesse, the
brother OF Miss Mary il Sc had taken the family
In carriage 10 the chusch AT Mulberry, this coun-
". While attempting - cross creek near hume
cakes Of floating ice upeet the caTriaee and Miss
Jesse was caught by the. rapid current and was
drowned The others were al rescued.
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not deed her property % them The scene Of the
acton IS remote from the telegraph and intor-
u iiOn is hard 20 get
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

Is so vastly superior to any other sarsa-
parilla or blood purifier, that one has well
said: "Its health-giving effects upon the
blood and entire human organism, are as
much more positive than the remedies Of
a quarter OF century ago. IS the steam
power Of to-day is in advance of the slow
and laboriOus drudgery OF years ago" -
''While suffering from 4 severe bilious
attack in March, 1855, friend in Peoria.
NJ, recommended Hoods SarSaparilla.
tried the remedy, and was permanently
cured" ia. SHEPARD. travelling agent for
D,avOe & Co Fulton Street y Y -
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02

Combines, in proportion peculiar TO itself,
the active medicinal properties Of the best
blood-purifying and strengthening remedies
of the vegetable kingdom. 1t win positively
cure when in the power OF medicine
Spring Debility, Headache, Dyspepsia, Ca
tarrh, Salt Rheum, ScrOfula, and all Diseases
caused by q low state of the blood.
Il suffered three years with blood poison.
1 took Hoods Sarsaparilla, and think l am
cured" MRS NJ. J. DAVIS, Broekport, \. Y.
= floods Sarsaparilla beats all others, and
is worth its weight in gold" l. BARRING
TON, 100 Bank Street, New York City.
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Welch Sentenced.

Special to the Sentinel.
BLooNIEGToN, Ind, Feb. 2s-Welch was refused
a new trial this morning and was sentenced for
life. Alice Stuart gave light bail, and is now
out
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secretary Council Fenian Brotherhooo.

The article processes to give the names OF prora-
nent ex-otiioers Of the Union and Confederate
armies as having been comm issiOned to serve as
officers in the brigade, and General Fitzhugh Lee
of Virginia, is named as the probable commander
of the brigade II is declared that the quota from
this city has already been engaged and the money
raised. ana that the men will all have left FOR the
East within the next two weeks. II is claimed
that Msrseilles, France will be the rendezvous
prior TO leaving for Egypt