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yOrabiy.

LONDON, April 4.-The reports which are re-
ceived from the Ear OF Duferin, British Viceroy
OF India. indicate that the negotiations in pro.
gress at Rawal Pindi between him. for Great
Britain. and Abdurrahman the Ameer Of Afghan
istan. are satisfactory 10 the Indians and ap-
rareutly to the British; and they also ind cate
that tie negotiations tend 20 strongly towards q
m litary alliance between England and The
Ameer that their very success may be accepted
by Russia as q menace The Earl OF Duffern, 70
instance, to-day reports that the Ameer has Oh
tanned from India a special subsidy for the main
tanance of tn Afghan garrison at Herat, OF ST
foi Mt streng III 10 Insure thein'egri of tha. en-
tire di triet. IN addition TO this ii has been &c
cided to give Abdurrahman tie services of e1 En-
glish officer 10 superjntend the work OF con struct
ing a series OF iOrtresses which have been decided
on as line OF defense along the northern 'front.'
Ter.
Ofcourse 1T is stipulated that these forresses are
to he garrisoned and defended by Afghsns exclu
sively but Russia May find cause for irritation in
the scientific and pryfeEso onal military assistance
openly and officially given by England. Again,
Lord Duferin reports that Oh the part OF Great
Britain il hss been agreed that the English shall
construct a railway from B0lan to Candshar, and
military load from Csndahar to Herat and in
addition 10 all thie, to link the line of fortresses
between Bulkh. Herat and Csndahar together by 4
telegraph system. 1t is feared by careful observers
that Russsa may at last c0ntlnue 10 struggle with
the Afghan question, under the assumption that
the Rawal-PIndi Council is really arranging
compact with England as the controlling spirit OF
a firm, OF which the Ameer is but dummy.
The Russian army organ, The Svet. published al
st. Petersburg, reIews its menace against Eng
land 1t declares broadly that ii the English ad-
wise that Herat be for ified and the fortfcatons
follow as result OF English counsel and with Eng
lish assistance II will constitute casus belli.
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SEN troops in Turkis.su. This latter advice esti.
mates the number OF Russian soldiers already sta
toned IN line between Baku aRd Sarakhs TO be
at least 65 Geo.
he nature OF the response from VI. De Giers 20
the knelish proposals makes il necessary TO pro-
long the period of correspondence between the
two powers on the Afghan question, as the Joint
Commissioners appointed by England and Russia
10 meet snd adj ust the African boundary within
l. e lines agreed upon by the dispulants, can not
meet or begin their work until the zone debated
ls ceimltec by the principals 1t follows tnRt Rus
sai Whatever feF ultimate object may be, is at
present. engaged successfully in the effort 10 gain
news. the conservative press claim to have discov-
eTed that the government made use OF the Queens
PROCLAMATION calling out the reserves and militia
- secure votes for the Egyptian financial aqree-
mentloT frightening Parliament with the prospect
q chfDge OF government on the eve Of q war
with a great power,
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THE AFGHAN Bound sRV QUESTION.
Russi;,'s Answer most oncliiRtory-StIll
There is a Slight Drawback.

LONDON. April 4.-Ihe psll Mall Gazette this
afternoon states tba. the reply OF Russia to Eng
lands proposals. concerning the Afghan frontier
line dispute is most concilis-ory. The Russians
earnestly wish the joint commission would com
mence thework OF settling tie frontier as soon as
possible. They accept the prnciple OF the deini-
ton OF zone of survey, but. instead OF drawing
the southern boundary OF zone al what they con.
is an imaginary line drawn across The desert
S,eppe. they propose that the line OF zone survey
be carried 10 TO the only natural line OF demar-
cation existing. pamelv, the Borkus spur OF the
PsIapamesus the difference hstEeen The Eng
lish and tie Russian proroSal. The Pail Mall
Gazette says thet TIE zone proposed by Russia
would include triangular 5ssce OF Steppe twenty
10 fifty miles wide, which would be excluded from
the zone Of survey within ~Aich the English pro-
mission.
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Campaign Pension Agents ouaking.

WASHINGTON, April i-When Secretary Man
ming left here he gave out that there would be no
removals made in the Treasury until his return
next week. He said to q friend: ~ have re-
auested the resignation OF several officers. and
these viii get when again assume the duties Of
my Office" Commissioner OF Pensions Black is
said to be preparing to make war on special agents
ia his department.. especially those who were in
Ohio and Indiana last fall, Cooking after fair
count under the direction Of. Dudley aud De-
tect1ye Rathbone. Almost every day the Com.
missioner receives letters from these agents who
attempt to make clear bill for themselves, but
TIER reeoeos are all known, and their appeals are
not likely 10 count for much with General Bl6ek~
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AN OFFICE.sEEGING ROMANCE.
Miss Clevolabd's Choice Among <hrss
Handsome Men for Marshal of the
District OF Columbia.

BALTIMORE. April f-Mr. Edward Johnson. or
Baltimore, is likely receive .he appointments OF
Marshal of the District OF Columbia. Miss Cleve-
land will make this appointment. Mr.. Johnson
Is a polished society man, hancsomei nd infelli-
gent. aud possessed OF all the attributes essential
to this position. he called Thurptay IN
company with a prominent society lady. u I'm
SON clever. lie has enlisted The ladies' 70 In
fiuence his appointment Mr. Johnson l. o s)n q
Rsyerdy Johnson and VS. secretary OF The l. @
tfon when his father was Minister 70 Enz.sl d
His rival candidates for the ofnce are Wooioti ~
B'sir, Of Maryland. end =. H. Tsavers. OF NV
York. The President declares that bis sister sftu
have Der ctoiee of the three hands0ne fellow
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Harrios t,snurted Dend.

la LrBERTAD. April +-HostilLties between
Guats msla and the sll.ed Republics have been
Suspended and an ermist.oe Of one months curt-
ton is announced. The Legislative Assembly %
Guaiemla hes anDulled the decree. promulgated
by President Rerrlos OF February q. IN which a
union OF the CeBtrel American Rep1bstc was pro-
Claimed and barTfos wsS enn0gDced as diciet 2
and supieme military cbieftatn OF ali Ceatrsl
America.
Tie gold hilsed sword OF Pres. dent Barrios ' ~
fognd on the battle fed OF Cha chuaba, box n
According to the latest inteligeI receiyei - re
President Barrios. OF 6ustsma. l. dead 10 Isy>
tcnlaTs have been received
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Approved by cabinet Councfi-The
Ameer to Visit England.

LONDON, April The Cabinet, st a council 70
day. approved the agreement made between the
Ameer of Afghanistan and the Earl OF Duferin.
Abduryahman's expression OF desire to visit
England having heen reported by Lord Duferin
to the Home Government, the Niceroy has been
instructed to invite the Ameer to come to Lon
don as guest OF the Crown. The Cabinet. at its
session this afternoon, had under consideration
the acceptance of highlands proposals concsin.
ing the Afghan boundary line, as sent 10 Earl
Granville the British Foreign Mir lister, by Prime
Minister De Giers, for K issi3. The Russian re-
sptnse can not be complete aeceptancs o. any
tuing more than deemed rrsy-sionai accept
ance.
NJ De G;ers in answer to Earl Granville's pro-
rosal, that Russia agree 10 confne the dispute he
tween the two powers TO a zone including all the
cebaiaole portions and 10 be eallei tse zone OF
survey as delineaIed by Eneland in the propos as
egrFes TO do so. provided the zone be extended
sou Inward to the foot OF The mountains This re
quest on th part of Russia Will consent 10 limit
me cisc9sion 70 zone eoh.snlns Al, tne p1ia.s
this Is 80 far extended rs 10 include ell the
territory which Russia desires to make debstsble
Baron de staai, the Russian Ambassador 20
Enelsnd. has sent separate communication to
Earl Granville. Toe contents OF this have NOT
yet been made public, butitis reported on waa,
is C, ,nsidered good authority that the De Staa!
document is Official Russian utteraace
on the subject of the irritation caused
demonstrations in India. 1t Is also stated that
ibis document urges England 10 agree vita Rns-
STA 10 abandon ali military preparations anu deul-
onstrations in reference TO the Afghan frontier
until the conclusion or failure OF the pending ne
go;atiops, Rnssia continues TO declare tnat sue is
making no prepsrstions for war at the border
Baron lie Staal sffirms strongly to that eject But
ell these protests are looked upon here as dipo
matte dsel- rations. The English Embassy st Te-
hersn, Persia, and near the locality OF the threat
ened conflict, reports that large masses OF Russian
troops continue TO pass through TITLES, s)utn-
ward The English Consul 81 Batoum makes q
similar report The reports from both sources
to the effect hat these large bodies OF troops
are supposed TO be on their way TO Merv or Meshed
The British government hss also received reliable
fnformation to the effect that there has been re
Gently an innense Increase in the number Of Res
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GENERAL NEWS.
An Irate Applicant Campaign Pension
AGENTS Randall's Illness - Re.
suits OF Smoking.
Appointees Receive Their Commits
sions and Qualify for the Po-
eitfens Assigned Them.
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
Rumored Duel Between Kentuokia

Special to the Sentinel.
wAsHESGToN, Apri. 4.-Ray Boyd, OF Kentucky.
was a cand da'e fo- tas Chilian Mission and failed
TO connec'. Re accused exCongressman Oscar
Turner OF having fled damaging papers with the
Pres dcat a. saInst his character, alleging. among
other things, thst he had been guilty OF burglary
Yesterday Boyd met Turner in front OF the Ma.
tionsl Hotel, and the two had hot words Turner's
twenfy-thIee year old son came upon the scene
and Iemonsa saTated with Boyd. Boyd grew ierce
and ugly, and wanted fight on the spot, bnt
young Turner assured him ne would give him sat
duel will be fought between Turner, Jr aud
Boyd. The parties who were present at the hotel
saY tnat during the conversation between the
Turner's and Boyd the latter kept his hand on
laTge-sizef !cvolver, which he carried In his over
coat
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The Crow Creek Reservation Settlers.

soUIX CITY. Iowa. Apil 4.-Specials to the Jour-
nal from Dakota points say there is great indIgna-
tion and susp nse over the news from Washington
that the Winnebago and Crow Creek reservation
lands opened to settlement by the proclamation
CT ex-PfesdeIt Arthur is TO be Withdrawn. There
are nearly coo families on the lands. most Of
whom journeyed from long distances and have
every dOllsr they own invested in their claims,
and are actively at work making Improvements.
people to have TO leave now, and there may be
considerable trouble to remove them IL they
should show disposition to resist, which II is be-
lieYPd they WILL.
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Thinks He Could Go Through with the Men
He Has.

QUAPEILE, Manitoba, April 4.-Genersl MIddle<
is waiting for troops and lays II IT was net for
ders he would make dssh with those now here.
and he believes he could go through sll right He
will advance as far as be car without them, aad
Will probably move those now here to Touchvood
on Monday or Tuesday and establish another sup-
ply Depot. The troops expected here Monday viii
then be rushed 10 the 'front.' at once. IL s reported
that twelve miles of telegraph line between Duck
Lake and ClaTke's Crossing, OF the Prince Albert
branch. has been cut down 50 that it will be TN
possible 10 repair IL.
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Senator Voorhees, on smosiog.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-I net Senator Voorhees,
this evening, and os we crifteds snto a con versa
tIon In reference to General Grant, he remarked
how habit SO easily avoided had terminated tine
lives In the past few years OF three great men.
Senator Ben HilI," he said, ''died with cancer
oil the tongue, cauEed by pipe smoking. The
preferred his pipe to cig Thus" he said. did
simple piece of hardened clay end tn life OF q
profound statesman, brilliant orator and ripe
scholar. Senator Frank Blair died of para lysis,
brought on by excessive smoking.
"And now Grant-hls throat ailment is unque=-
uonably due TO too mu n smoking"
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Ex-speaker Randall Dangerously Ill.

WASHINGTON, April The condition Of ex-
speake Randall is regarded by his friends as quite
alarming. He has been confined to his ped for
more than week, and during that time has not
been allowed to see any one but members of bis
fsmily and his physician. His aiiment az first was
due 10 over taxation OF his body, and IL was
thought that a few days rest would bring him out
all right. This has not been the case, and 10 day
his friends are greatly troubled about him, and
fear bsta reaction in his favor must come SOON
IL viii not come ct all.
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The Amajeamsted Association.

PITTsBURG. April 4.-The District Convention oil
the Amala amated Assoc alton met in this city
this afternoon al ? O'Clock for the purpose OF
elect'ng representatives TO the National Scale
Z onvention. which meets here on the 18th inst
Ninety delegates are present The principal topics
jor discussion viii be the relation of steel and
iron nails affecting the association aud the pro-
po ed reductions in the prices paid for the labor
OF puddlers, rollers and heaters
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Collapsed While Being Raised.

PIIIsBURG. April 4-rhe twostory frame dwell
ing house OF Martin Doughcrty in Seho, which was
being raised to the level of the street grade, COL
lspsed yesterday, probably fatally injuring
Michael McGill and bodily braising Mr. and Mrs.
Dougnerty. The Iar;ies named were in the hou e
when il fell, and were rescued with difficulty.
McGilis legs were crushed and broken, and his
head and body terribly cut and bruised. Very
slight hopes are entertained or his recovery. Mr.
and Mrs. Dougherty sustained painful but not
serious in iuries. Tne furniture in the house was
completely wrecked. The loss was 81 100.
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KALAMAZOO. Mich, April 4.-Hezekia1 q. Wells
influential citizen and pioneer OF Ksiaraszcos
died to-day, aged seventy-ivo. he Was memneE
gan and OF the G nstil "a 1sl Comm ion. For
many years he was Pres dent o. the stale Botd u
Agriculture, Presi5eDt Of the Stass AgIic1l.n A.
Society snd promir ut Ia all p7b &c sfafrs- II .
the presiding Judge OF { 3 U1iisc s-sses
Court OF Alabama lains duriug Do. IA periods o.
- ~
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Indiana Personals.

Special TO the Sentinel.
WAsHISGToN, April 4.-When asked tonight by
the Sc ntinel correspondent II he did not soon ex
pect 10 get a commission as an Auditor OF the
Treasury, or some other equally cool position,
Mr.. ]. s. Williams, said: 81 am not expecting
any such appointment just now. am staying
over as much for C rest es anything else" Just
the same, however, Ipdianans here think Editor
Williams will get good Office.
Royal f. Purcell, of Vincennes, arrived to-day.
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General Graham Compliments his Troops.

LONDON, April 4-General Sir Gerald Graham
teegraphs from SuaBm TO the Government sn
account OF the behavior Of the British troops dur
ing the trying marches between suakim and
Tamai. he describes tae manner In which the
soldiers bore the heat, the thirst and the fatigue
of the two days admirably, and warmly praises
the alacriIy and readiness with which, after such
a march and before taking rest, the men went to
work to build the zeraba On Tesses Hill. General
Graham also praises the troops for the readiness
and discipline which they displayed and main
tanned undsr FIRE. The soldiers from New South
Wales, General Gral am says, bore their share OF
all these hsrdships in manner entirely worthy OF
their British comrades in arms.
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sAS FzANe1sco. Arsi s.-E,riy tois uoza;p4
the ehaIrsd remains Il .ascs c1inese we're found
In The ruins OF ere which last nisht partially -
Etroyed building anu c7nsc1ts - he heut q
Chinatown. The los l. aoce- eak< 20, ally ~
is oelitytd lie IrzfsIred suicfte g. s11,cauoo~
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-05

WAsHINcroN, April 4-sesos peralto. The Minis
ter OF Costa Rica. received touight a cablegrsm
from the President CT San Sss ador OF which the
following is translation:
SAS-A ANNA, Ap.il 4.
To Peralto Washington:
BarIios was killed at the b.-tfse of Chalchnaps
A complete victory. Long live free Central
America. lSigned) ZALDIvAN.
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Plon P.on's Advice.

PARIS, April 4.-Prince Jerome Napoleon (PlCn
Pionl has written aleter. in which he advises his
adEerents TO oppose an immediate dissolution OF
the Cham Der oil Deputies. The project, he says
Is loyalist trick to give death blow TO the re-
public.
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Iaaner Ero,ha,. sentsnced.

PHILADELPHIA, April 4.-The Ladner brothers
" .lliam T. and Louis j., who were recently con-
vscted of emtezzlement. were sentenced this
morning in the Court OF Quarter Sessions by
Judse Yerks to Imprisonment 10 three years AMI
thee mon lbs in the county prison.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-05

NEw ORLEASs April THE Western Water
Ways Convention. 10 be held here on April and
s. pIon ists 70 De large. some 90 delegates have
airelcy teen sppoi1f ed. snc preparations are be-
ing r8ece OF large scale 70 entertain then, 4Dc
leading tasiness men o. TIE c.iy are f<kinE very
active Interest IN the matter.
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Satisfied with clevsL,ra So Ear.
Specisl tn the SentinaI

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Said a member OF Con.
gIess TO the Sentinel correspondent tonight
Il am satisfied with the record the Presi-
dent has made in the first month OF
his administration. He has made 175 nom-
nations, all to firs.-class positions. Consid-
ering the pressure for places am surprised that
he had time to consider so many applications, let
alone 70 pass upon them. i am confident that ne
will before another month, sstsfy all kickers ths I
his aim Is to do the thing by his party ffends
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wAssiSs1or. Ap<1 81 &.
For tie Tennessee and Ohio vscsy- vmnGrb
fair weather. lower Barometer. sou1hx1u
winds In The OHIO Valley yssfzoio s1n{s -
to southeriy In Tencetsee.
For the Upper Lake Rekion-Yair vn4E
southern portions. lscsi ,ain< eno DsrcV
weather in norskesa possi9us oor1T -
peEnknss in southern pcvdona vI411 o1I
noEthwAes J IN nerthmn v7gou0 <
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wAsHISeToS, April 4.-The President OF the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, In q telegram 20
the Secretary OF the Navy oday. ssys that he has
Information from the agent OF the company at
Panama that the transit across the is.hmus Is not
sufficiently protected.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Prince and Princess of Wales Start Tor
Ireland on Tuesday Next.

LoNDoS, April 4-The Prince and Princess of
Wales vii depart for Ireland on Tuesday evening
nex- They will take the train which leaves the
Edslpce Railroad Station at O'Clock that evening.
and viii srrive at HOlyhead in time to take the
midnight boat across 10 KingstOwn. II the sea DC
smooth. The Pfince and PrincesSwil land on Irisa
soil before O'Clock Wednesday morning
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osman Digna,s Followers Desertior.

SJAKIA April "A spy who has returned from
Erkow eft reports that Osman Digna with 900 men
is at sbskateb, which is strong position between
Sinkat and EIkomet. The spy says that Osman
pignss followers sTe openly deserting him.
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1h. sitna,innat Panama

PANAMA. .April4.-Communicano between this
city and Aspinweil remains interrupted. News is
measer snd enthusiastically. There are rumors
that footing is going on along the line OF railway.
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Foundered in the Sea of Az9f.

LONDON, April 4.-The steamer Marinpol has
foundered in the Sea of Azof. Thirty persons lost
their lives in the disaster.
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NEwAHK. " j., April 4.-Ex-secreIa'y Freling-
huysen is much worse this morning. and may die
af sny time. He is suffering from liver trouble
and nervous rostra1on.
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WHEN INDICATIONS.

FOR sUNDAY.-Warmer and fair wealth
eI; lower barometer; southwesterly winds
in the Ohio valley; variable winds, shifting
10 southerIy In Tennessee valley.
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sisis chiefly OF beef Tea and ezgs beaten m MIL
While he does not tskean LIQUID food eith rr7
isb he IS still able 70 digest ali sbe no1rishInent
Given 10 him.