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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16
Seymour.

Mrs. II. 7. Platter went to Indianapolis Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph Blythe visiting her sister in Shelby
County.
Mrs. A. A. Dawson returned home from scipio
on Monday
Mrs.. 6. Il. Taylor, Of Washington. was in the
city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs William Chrlsty are visiting friends
In Jefferson County.
Mr.. John ". Stratton and son returned from
Nashville, tt IN, this week.
Mr.. Lyman Rosenberg left this week for Phila-
delphia, Pa, To visit friends.
The new NJ. 4. Church being erected at Sidney,
Ohio County, is nearing completion.
Mrs. Thomas Stephens and daughter, OF Shelby.
ville are guests or Martin Stephens and wife.
Miss Laura Fleming left Wednesday for Bre-
men, Germany, TO spend the summer with rels-
tiyes.
Mrs. Rev. Albert ogel was summoned 10 New
Albany this week by the serious sickness OF her
mother.
Mrs Professor 7. J. Charlton, her daughter and
two sons, of Plainfeld. we're guests of DR.. s. Ii.
Charlton and wife this week.
Mrs Madam Herrell. who has spent several
weeks in this county iortune-telliDg, returned IL
her home at Indianapolis Thursday.
II. II. SiiteTdiug. John g. 5trckwish Jr., FRITZ
Weller and Miss Luells Crane left this week FOL
Parsgould. ARR, to make their future home.
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The Worlds Exposition.

Esw ORLEANS, March IA We = large attend.
ance was the result OF io-dsys attractions at the
Worlds Exposition. The principal attraction was
Tennessee Day. AS the Tennesseans answered by
steaming TO the Exposition Grounds they were
sauted by the United States flag ship Tennessee.
At the Governms nt building prayer offered
by Rev. Dr. Strickland and addresses
were made by Thomas W. Neal. is
Dulopy and W. w. Wade. all member
OF the Tennessee Assembly. The party then pro.
ceeded to the womens Work Department of fen-
nessee, where an address delivered by ]. NJ
Young. A visit was then made TO the Colored Elk.
hibit OF Tennessee, and addresses delivered by
.. A. McElwee and others. Adjoining to the Edu-
d. l.. .Murrell. OF Tennessee. In the after.
noon the party assembled In Music Hall,
where the exercises were opened py the Mexican
Band: Prayer was offered by Rev. Dr. Markham,
and he address OF welcome make by X. Il. Lucas,
OF Louisiana, and responded 10 by M. +. Bryan,
of Tennessee. Commissioner Mcwhirter. OF
Tennessee. then made formal transfer OF
the exhibit 10 Commissioner General Mere.
head. An grafton was delivered the life
and character OF Andrew Jackson by J. $. Dodd,
oil Tennessee aud addresses were made by II. X.
butler. George w. Morton and Commissioner II.
b. Case, all OF Tennessee This concluded tho
regular order OF exercises. and an adjournment
was taken TO the grounds TO witness the pyrotech.
mic display.
A. the tx position is n thousand.d dollar working
model OF Captain Eads' ship canal railroad.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16
CHICAGO SPECULATIVE MARKETS.
The Usual Expedients for Builing the Mar
ket Overshadowed by the Ali-Absorb.
ing Topic OF Peace or War on
the Afghan Question.
Special TO the Sentinel


CHICAGO. March H-war news has been the
feature OF the past week IN the speculative mar.
keis on Change. The enormous stocks the weather.
decreased acreage-everything has been lost sight
OF in watching foreign dispatches. and Is These,
during the early days, were OF character which
SCENE to indicate that the Russian.
English difficulty might not be settled
so easily after all. values advanced
rapidly, and those who took Nat Jones advice
and sold "short" around soc covered at BIG loss
Even the chronic bear himself Is saidoto have
"hopped" and gone long. II this was so he got
csught both ways. for towards the close the an
nouncement OF arrangements looking tasa settle
ment between the two great powers on the other
side without bloodshed together with liberal real
izng by Billy Murray aud other heavy holders
caused a sharp reaction although there still re-
mains liberal gain for the week. VIII the bear
and lion actually come TO conflict after so much
growing? Is the question operators would ike TO
have settled. OF course. predictions In regard to
this, are more than useless. III war Is really
declared. 1T doubtless will not be long
and there Is no limit to the
rise that may follow. On the:other hand. should
dihculties abroad be settled peaceably values
would probably fall back 5aSc. Then the ques-
uon would be- Is wheat q sale because stocks are
prices ere lowerg Backed by the fact chat the
scfesye is supposed TO be much decreased. and the
PROBABILITY that a split In railroad pools az the
enc OF this month will cause a material reduction
bulls think they have a strong case The bears
pase al tneir hopes on the immense stocks In
sight ana the large supplies still estimated TO be
AZ sAkmefs nsnoss Ile tpcreaae In tae visible
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16

Miss May Heath visited friends at Anderson dur
1rg the rast week.
hrs. Ed Winchester and Mrs. C. W. Maddy spent
The week with friends at Paramount.
Miss Mamie Bryant. of Huntington, Ind. is in
me city. the guest OF her friend, Miss Bertha
know.ton
l.; Essnbrsnd y home from pleasant and
cEn cities.
The Literary Preside held y very pleasant meet
ing az iae home Of Mr. and Mrs j. 81 MeIlefte on
Friday evening.
Mr.. Leo Hart former resident Of this place
was IN the Getty this week, shaking hands with his
many young friends.
Rev George A. Little spent a part of the week
now bang held there.
Miss Msyne Brotherton enjoyed a pleasant vi.,,
from her two charming young friends Misses
Matte and Emma Reed. of Parker, this week
Hiss Laura sansberry, OF Anderson. paid an ex
tended visit to her friends. Miss Fannie Shipley
Mrs. Kate Patterson and others. OF this city.
Miss Dora Craiper, who has spent the winter In
this city taxing music lessons under the tuition
Of Miss Mamie @. Love. has returned TO her
home at Cross Roads.
Mr. Rhine Hummel. who returned from New
orleans on Monday last: wV given pleasant
birthday surprise on Tuesday evening many of
his young friends being present
The Skating erase increases rather than dimin-
ashes IN this city Two Kinks OF large proportions
completed and occupied within a few weeks.
Rev. G. L. Jackson, OF yeedersburg, Ind, has
pen IN the city during the week assisting Bev.
Mr.. langley. Of the NJ. r. Church, to conduct
series OF meetings. While here he was the guest OF
Mi. Jere Garrard.
Professor John n. Bloss delivered q lecture at
Union eisy on Ihuncay evening before the I.
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Regarding tho War on Louisville Gam
biers.

LOUISVILLE Ky. March h.-There were no
startling developments In the gambling situation
today. The houses were all closed according to
the Chief OF Policies ORDERS but many OF the
srorts, who think OF leaving. remain over to
await developments. II II charged by some OF
these that the whole thing IL scheme on the part
OF big gambing establishments 20 close out the
small competitors. A. N. Wsddol, who owns an
Councilman Dick Watts and Eli Marks, proprie.
tors OF the largest establishments are charged
with copspiring and having the houses closed
ter blows over and the small gamblers are driven
from the field. Chief Whpllen Is receiving the
Endorsement OF the best citizens for closing the
houses. He says they are closed for good so far
as he has the power, and will take steps 10 have
the gamblers leave the city or find honest EN-.
plOymeut.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16
THE RAILROAD STRIKERS.
Nothing New Developed Regarding thu
Strike or Propositions Made.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Dec. H.-Governor Martin
and the Kansas Railroad Commissioners passed
through the city tonight en- route to st. Louis
where they will confer with railroad officials In
an endeavor to effect a settlement OF the strike on
the Missouri Pacific. Governor Marmeduke Is
expected to join the party at Jefferson City. Moth
Fort wAYSE, Ind. March H-No new devel
opments In the Wabash strike ut this point. All
the men who were brought here to take the places
OF the striking employees refused TO 20 10 work.
and were provided VITA tickets to Chicago by the
strikers The strikers denounce as untrue the
report circulated yesterday, tnat ninety OF the
original strikers had returned to work. They
claim that but one striker has returned
me- n, all told. who are at work in the shops. The
striser seem In good spirits and confident OF the
result.
DTNlsoN. Tex, March li.-sherIa Douglass
with posse OF 2no men, arrived ~ noon to-day
and rendered bis services 10 Superintendent Van
who ' wish 70 wors. vandyne desired the Sheriff
10 keep The posse In the yard from DAY to day un-
I'll ali the freight was removed. Douglass
,Ssn oae dy During me in posse par S9Ess
isr,e CROWD satbse nsi In expectation
what be could. An engineer was found who
They then ran mp the track aud hitched on to a
less gave the word ''go ahead wheIeupon the en-.
einesr eoolly walled out Of the cab. This ended
se The ysn se Lett 9
city IL full OF people, who anticipate riot The
strikers made no demonstration, and are we'll dis
ciplinod. The opinion prevails tonight that the
strike will result In a compromise. The section
men strnck to-day Rumors are current that the
engineers Will also strike unless settlement Is
shortly reached.
MARSHALL, Tex, Mavch li.-Manager Hoxe's
telegraph proposition TO the strikers, asking II
they would 90 10 work nc the old wages, was not
accepted. The strikers desire fuller and more
explicit understan ding and guarantee than Is con-
tanned IN the proposition.
Tonight number OF delegates from other
ers They agreed on a proposition TO resume
work. which will be submitted to the railroad
men Immediately.
1t Is generally conceded the proposition Will be
accepfed on Monday. The strikers will 10 NOR:
row allow freights 10 be moved.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16
SUBURBAN NOTES.

1.-THE following society notes were crowed out OF
our Sunday issue en- account OF the pressure OF ad
vertisements.I
Irvtngtop.
DIR. and Mrs. X. w. Long returned home from
New Orleans Thursday night.
Mr.. y. NJ Bruce Is very Justly proud OF her
superb lot OF fine game chickens.
Mrs e. b. Burger. OF North Illinois street visited
Dr. and Mrs. Daughertv on Tuesday.
Mrs. John Huber was called TO Hamilton County
yesterday By the serious illness OF her father,
Mrs. l.. Rowe and Mira J. Tlncher. OF Indian.
acolis. visited their sister here last Wednesday.
Mrs. A. ID. Harvey and daughter, Mrs. Belle
ferguson. have gone TO Wayne County or Q short
visit.
Justice Laughlin and family have moved to
Missouri much to the regret OF the citizens OF this
place.
ars. Sylvester johnson was quite sick for a few
days siter her visit to New Orleans. but is now
ronvalescent.
The ladies OF the Aid Society gave an elegant
supper on Tuesday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. Nichols.
Mrs. Molly Long and her sister, Daisy Fry
burger OF the city, were the guests OF Mrs. Burger
last Monday evening.
Mr.. Ira 5. Burger, Of Columbus, o., and Mrs. NJ.
r. Burger, OF this place, were married last Sab
hath AZ the residence OF the bride. Rev. Clancy
orclating. In the presence OF only immediate
relatives Of the parties.
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Beset on All Sides

BY malaria, how shall we escape the dread iniec-
ton? Ia the question which the denizens OF fever
and sgue districts ask themselves. The answer
comes from former sufferers who for years have
escaped the visitations OF the periodic scourge
through the protecting influence OF Hostetter's
Stomach B!siers. When the necessity for using
preventive measures arises. use this means OF PRE-
yention at once II regulates the liver facilitates
digestion ana lberates Impurities from the system,
when such exist. by promoting heslthful action oil
the bowels and kidneys Act early. In all regions
where minsmatic vapors breed disease II IN abso.
lutey necessary 10 be provided with safeguard,
and This IL true though soiourn In such localities
~ destined TO DO brief No one can afford 10
breathe malaria for short time. The Bitters II a
sovereign remedy for rheums tism, debility and
nervousness. Keep II on hand.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16
In Love with a Man who wa. Eaten.

WHEELING. March is.--There Ia living at Par.
hersburg. in this State. young lady who has In
her possession a large number OF letters which are
coveted by the War Department at Washington,
but she has so far persiseny refused to surrender
them. They are letters from the unfortunate
private Henry. Of the Greedy Expedition. One OF
Il EN- was written only few weeks before Henry
was shot. 1t was brought TO the young lady by an
agent of the department. Che was betrothed to
henry. their acquaintance having commenced IN
1879, Though the medium OF an advertisement
Tor lady correspondents inserted by Henry in the
Cincinnati Enquirer. The girl was then but li-
nent and weil.to-do parents, who were kept In
ignorance OF her engagement 10 Henry until his
Greedy expedition. In one OF hts letters Henry
naTrates past experiences as special correspond.
eDt OF the World, and says he will visit the Arc
tic reRions. write book that will make him rich
snd famous. and return. marry her and settle
down.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16
No Church TIumme cry.
Washington Special to Springfield Repl

Washington Special to Springfield Republican.
The President disappointed those who
crowded the church which he was advertised
to attend by taking carriage and driving
out through the Soldiers Home Park, in
order to rest himself from the rush of Dsmo.
Gratis who have filed the White House the
last three days This shrewd move was not
appreciated by the religious people who Sal
for two long hours IN church on purpose to
get glimpse of him. DR. Bartlett's pew
stood invitingly open for him al the morn
ing, but he did not come. Tonight his
brother preached at that church. Cleveland
is rot pleased with the way his church al.
tendance has been made the basis for a fash
ion able boom, and he may yet decide to go
80 the uDfashionable Presbyterian Church OF
DR.. WypcoOp In West Washington, or to
ear DR.. Chester, On Capitol Hill.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16
Settlers Work the Growler.
Hartford Times.

well known resident of Birmingham
Owns two valuable setter dogs who have &C.
qured the habit Of drinking beer TO such an
,xient that they may be found waiting in
front OF Tom Fenn's saloon on Maine street,
every night for some customer to open The
door ard give them chance to get inside.
Oroe inside, they make direct line to the
p'acs where the beer is kept, and il there are
20 drippings in the pail underneath, they
arch up and down behind the bar, looking
wistruily into the barrie nder's face, until he
is finally compelled to treat them to about a
quart OF beer, when they wsg their tails hap.
fly and go on their way rejoicing.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16

NJ c. A OF that city SPEAKING upon The Battle
of Apteiiam and the Lust Dispstch"-a subject
with which Professor Bloss l. qdite familiar. ne
having participated IL that battle.
Mrs. A. ]. Buckles daughter. Miss Jeslie. and
Miss Callie Conn started on Tuesday evening for
California, the two former 10 their hon. after an
extended visit here and Miss Conn TO thst glori-
Gus climate for the benefit OF her health, whsch Ia
much reduced from four years close application
in the central telephone ofics here
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16
II not secret preparation composed Of

II is not secret preparation composed OF
alcohol and few worthless barks com.
pounded in Il careless and unsatisfactory
way. The proprietors OF Mishler's Herb Bit
tiers have published broadcast the formula
upon which the great medicine 10 prepared
II consists OF many OF the purest and most
wholesome herbs in the whole range OF med.
ical science, and the recipe is more than 200
years old. Ii is an iniallible remedy for
dyspepsia, kidney and lung troubles.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16
An Important Decision.

BosToN, March l4.-An important decision was
rendered to-day by Judge Coli, in the United
States Circuit Colrt in the suits against the stock
holders of the defunct Pacific National Bank.
Judge Colt decides the stockholders must pay the
second assessment of 100 per cent on their stock
levied by Comptroller Knox sometime since.
The to the stockhoiders OF the bank by the
doc &c
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16
Further Trouble An tic,pated.

wrLKRsDAnRE, Pa, March l4-There Ia a feeling
OF Installation growing among the miners and
lahorers OF the Hazelton District and portion OF
Carbon County ut present. and the indications
ere that general demand will soon be made on
the operators for the restoration OF the 10 DER
cent. In wages taken from them in Januery. New
lodges OF Knights OF Labor are being instituted,
and the fraternity Is rapidly growing among the
labCring classes about the various mines.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16
Sheibyville Items.
Special 10 the sentinel.

sHEIBYvILLE, Ind, March 1i.-0llie Rogers. who
is wanted at Columbus On o charge OF murder, she
being suspected OF poisoning Henry Brehm there
last Wednesday, gave herself 90 here about noon
to-day, and was taken back 10 Co.um bus might.
The Ayers school-house near ST. Paul, burned
this morning.
several notes have been discovered on which
David Henricks, the missing farmer from this
county obtained money and IL is said that the
sureties 70 the said notes were forged.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16
A Marshal and Horse Thief Killed.

ATcHIsoS. Kas., March IA 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 10 farm house. The latter with Marshal
Harrington and two deputies surrounded the
building, whereupon CLARK ran from the house
shoot n as he went, one ballet taking effect IN
6srrirgicn's head. One deputy then shot and
killed CLARK.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16
Three Psrsons Burued 10 Death.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 1.-THE Americans
Pulaski, Tenn. special says: This place was
visited by terrible fire last night, burning sew
era stores Loss. ESQ 90; insured for half. Three
men sleeping over u saloon were burned to death.
unknown"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16
German Opera.

CHICAGO. March li.-Damrosch's German Opera
Company closed successful three weeks engage
ment here tonight. and 90 from here TO Clncin-
natl for q weeks stay. The receipts for twenty
one performances here were s7S,oo0.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16
Obituary.

BUFFALO, March lL-Char.es ". McCune, pro-
prietor OF the Courier died this morning after
three weeks illness OF typhoid fever. He was born
il BTattleboro, Vt, in 1892.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16
The French Pspers ON the Agreem en-

PARIS, March 1.-THE French newspapers de.
scribe the announcement made by Gladstone in
The Commons agreement with Russia as England
eLtipg humble pie
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16

Oh, did we but know when we ara happy.
Could the restless, feverish ambitious heart
be still, and yield itself, without one farther.
aspiring throb, to it's enjoyment, then were
| happy, yes thrice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16

cpal officers OF the State were present The Leg.
stature attended IN a body Three hundred
Bigh school pupils sung during the exe-ci -es.
hara honar
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16

SPRINGFIELD H., March 1i.-only one ballet
was taken for United States Senator to-day. Nor
IsoD received fourteen votes. Tie Assembly
then adjourned.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16

WORCESTER. Mass. March A.-The funeral OF
Sergeant Thomas Plunket the armleS hero OF
Fredericksburg. occurred to day. The flags OF the
City wege OF hAli-paat The Governor ARd priu.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16

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IWENrY-FOUK YEARS LABORIN0
To GET TaERG.


YEARS LABORING
To GET TaERs.
Tune, meet You By ana BY.
JULY.
At CHICAGO was a great Convention.
Get there boys. well get there,
Too numerous for me 10 meation,
Get there by and by.
Grover Cleveland he was chosen.
Get there, boys. We IA ge, there.
And Thomas Hendricks 10 Lin frozen,
Get there By aud oS.
Chorus-Roo, them out.
Kick them ont.
Knock them out. boys.
Well get there 81 aud By.
AUGUST.
Cleve'ard's morals soon were named.
Get there, boys. vel get there,
OF oil bad conduct he was blamed,
Got there By and By.
But the Hoosier sentinel out West,
Get there, boys, we'll get there,
Made James ,. Blaine pull down his vest,
Get there by and by.
Chorus-Root them ont.
Kick them out, etc.
SEPTEMBER
Blaine proposed high protection.
Get there. boys, Wen get there.
he wanted 1t bad in every section,
Get there by and By.
Cleveland wants tariff reform,
Get there. boys, we'll get there,
And for Jim Blaine he'll make Ii warm,
Get there by ana by.
Chorus-Root them out,
Kick them out, etc.
OCTOBER.
Dudley's bulldogs in Ohio.
Get there, boys. we'G get there.
Made democrats stand round On, my Oh!
The coons well armed and all in a buster,
Get there. boys. Wen get there.
Piucked feathers from acLane's State rooster,
Got there By and b..
Chorus-Root them out.
Kick them out. etc.
NOVEMBER.
The peoele's choice they now have made,
Got there, boys we've got there.
And the plumed Knight feathers begin to fade,
Got there by and By.
Poor Burchsrd now must take the blame,
Got there, boys, we've got there,
For the lost man jim way mp in Maine,
Got there by and By.
Uhorus-we've knocked them out.
We've kicked them out,
We've scooped them out,
And got there by and By,
DECEMBER.
THERE beaten now and conclude to withr ,
Co.. there, boys, we've got there,
And purchase tickets for the great Salt River.
They have si taken ~ tunSss, now they see,
Got there, boys, we've got there,
This puts an end to the Z. o. p.
Got there by and by.
Chorus-we'ye knocked them out.
We've kicked then. out, etc.
JANUARY.
The Cabinet talk is now the rage.
Got there, boys, we've got there,
It's found on every papers page,
Got there by and by.
The party is waiting TO rejoice,
Got there. boys. we've got there.
Ger the seven men OF Cleveland choice,
Got there by and By.
Chorus-we've knocked them out.
We've kicked them out. etc.
FEBRUARY.
Clevelare's choice for Council are.
Got there. boys, we've got there,
Bayard. Garland and Lamsr,
Got there by and by.
Whitney. Endicett Villas, Man ming.
Got there, boys, we've go. here,
VIII sssi,t our President in his D. aiming,
Got there BY and By.
chorss-weye knocked them out,
We've kicked them out, etc.
MARCH.
The Inauguration now Ii over.
And into the White House went emit old Grover.
Got there by and by.
He's the peoples choice snd the peoples tr ust.
Got there, boys. we've got there,
And we'i keep him there eight years or bust,
Got there by and by.
Chorus-We've Knocked them oct,
We're Boys OF fame,
We've scoopsd them out, boys,
And got there Just the same.