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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
8er bon ilns bot nidt feline 2eiber

Wer bon iIns bat nidt feline 2eiben,
m0seu iie sroB ober tlsin iein? Den Wsrtb
Der 9eiunbbeit Iernen mir erft iddssn,
uenn mir trant uub pom S9mersen sspsis
nist iinb. Gin 9uiten, cine ernitli9e grs
tdItuns ober Gals. uno 2unsentrantbeiten
fnb b6dit %unanseuebm, aber lie t6nnen ale
raid unb bauernb bur9 yOr. 8iselop's
unfebIbares Seilmittel" bsisitist perbsn.
glu9 fiber unb a~nssnsbm fiir &inbsr.
Yreis so Sents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06

Sic Ieidte Grfdltuug, wsl9e bu 70 pes
mig bsa9tsf, tann Der gorIdufer elmer
m0sIi9erueiie sefdbrlidss &rantbsit fem.
8ermeibe iol9e 5oIsen babur9, baB bu
Gper's GberrpsB Electoral einnimmit; es lit
bas bette Wittel, bas es sibt, sesen Or
fdltuns, Suiten, &atarrb, 8%rufbrdune,
sessn anfdnsli9e aussebruns unb alle ans
bern Rrantbeiten Der &eble unb Der 9unge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
AGerfei Spas umo grmf.
8ranntmein, Wonopoaie6.

(Son rBatrioten" NIT v8ebientenitols"
CUR getebruns Der rllnuerbsferIi9en" nod
Der Relobie gu iinsen:
SD bin elm 9reuBe ,c.")
Fort nit lem @ein, mag i'm bic sfeblaus freiien
Sort nit benz Bier, bas faule 9Gu6e ma6t!
Wa9 le Der Rei6sfeinb ~trinten, Der permeiieu
rno oeitrlttip bes Staates @obl perla6t.
9tlir no bic &ei6sI6nGpfs fieBen,
Die bitteru pie bic iiBen:
Sann beuti6er CHM ii9 ieinss Staatss ~erfrelln'
SD bin ein Sdnapier, nil etn S6uapier fem !.
GEM Wonopol bab i6 mid gun; ersebeu,
rlno oien' linn treu ju Der @nterbten Seil;
Rann i6 aud MIDI ais S6ndpSperI6leiBer lebenl
gSarb fem a9ententitel mir gu Sbetl:
So6 fam i6 ais eiu Bitter
Som Suieliprit 3nei Sitter
gu ieoem Sag benz Wonopole peib'u:
SD bin ein S6napfer, MIL ein S6napfer iein J..
&ie traut ib ionit, pom nieoeru Srieb beSwuns
gen!
Seouielt bin i6 ieSt um's Gei6 bemiibt,
llno lau' i6, limb es CARTE S%uloi9un9en
Ses treuen Wann's, Der patriotii6 9libt.
Drum bod ibr Rei6sfinan,en,
SID tomrl. el6 eiuen @dnSen,
llnb wirit mi6's um, nod iauenb MIL i'd i9rei'u
SD bin ein S6napfer, nil ein S6napfer letn J..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
Ginfahe Traqe.

vglbsr msin Ssrr, bas finbe id bod ptrts
lid isbr fart, bsuts friib tamen sic gu mir,
pumpten mid in, uisrsis Wsart al unb ieet
iissn sic bier i'm Rsifaurant unb siien
gang semitbli4 cine 9ansleberpaftete!"
vgrlaubsn sic mir, penn i5 tein @elb
babe. 10 tanu i'd nutirIid feline 9ansIeber:
paitete ehea, unb babe i'd @elo, bann iol
i'd feline ellen; iest iasen sic mir, mann
ioQ i1 su elmer @ansIsbsrpaifete fommen2 ?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
BUR Gbarafteriitif unierer 3eit. Nus

sNut SHuIuitettph uhItttt Otu. wv
.Paris pirb seidrieben: DER. Trompette,
Der bsriibmte Ro9 @ambetta's 1T betannts
lid i'm Sauie zines Bariier Sinanaiers plas
eirt. Dor einisen Easen fanb baislbif elm
sroBes Saafsit itatt, unb Setannte bes Der.
Srompette wunberten fid nidtwsnis ben Ris
9su:gbef on benz beoeutunssuoqsn abenbs
rubis TN @afe be rSpera feline Domino
tarten ipielen 81 ieben. @tner ieiner Sntis
men intsrpslirte i'm barber. Erompette
erpicerte: sir SroBe @iGllen fam 70
unm6slid fold raffinirte Ranifitide ausfibs
rem, pis ie meine iagli3en Menus brinsen ;
bsrartise arbsiten iiberlaie i'd ben @ebils
fen." Nebfbei bic Semertuns, baB fi9 bic
9eSiss bss Scr. Srompette, nebit FREEZER
Citation, auf $4,000 Srs. iabrli3 beIaus
FEM"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
Webrere beutide SlGtter battsn eine

Wfegrere 0eutl1e SlaIter Datten etnen
Spestals9 orreipouoentsn in Seem gort ses
wOnnen, Der ii4 Smitb n%arnte, auf beiIen
Oepei6en ite ii6 nidt wents gu quite tbas
ten. Sic lparen aber 'rinsefauen unb ents
beften in ibrem Smitb ben befannten @aus
ner Saul S90ppe. Sariber benin pieIes
SObnsn unb uteIe gosbeit suii9sn ben
8ldttern Der feinoliden 8refs. Golden
Corn unb Sabsl iolte man iid bod iparsn.
AerserIi6 lit IS wobl 10 'riasefaaen gu fem.
aber mar fam bod pabrlt9 einsm @sns
tIeman nidt Gorpiirfe MAIDEN, neil er stpa
StisfsI trdst, bic In Der @srtitatt elmer
Strafanifalt fabricirt worben iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06

SisI Grfurberniiie. v8te meinen sic,
.Sntel, ioasn mir uns bas sefaaen lafisn
obsr iollen mir Iisbsr einen 9roSeB anfans
sen2~ v9a wirn' i'd mid lieber beiiunen,
Sbilb9en. Deun psnn man einen SroseB
seuinnen mill, 10 sebort baSu finferlet!"
- limb bas wGre Sntel2" - rGritens
cine quite Sa9e, aweitens elm gutter anwaIt,
brittens quite Seusen. uiertens Elm sutes
@eridt unb flnftsns gut Slid unO uieI
@elb!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
Giner Der bhbideiten Srudfebler, bic

felt LANCER 8sit Der Seserteufeufel perurs
ia6t bat, lit nsuIi9 benz Srantfurter vSns
t~eQissnsbIatt" anldBIt9 Der SolensO sbatts
paIfirt. Sn Der tsIssrapbiidsn Wiebersabe
bss Yafus Der 8tsmart' i4en Rebe, in
wel5em er bes Srn. Sch. &atbes Or.
Rrdtis srwabnt, finSst iid pOrtIi9 folsens
Der Sat: v8sr mid in ben guIturtumpf
b~ineiu;os, maj trdsis" (tletn sei4rtes
benz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06

@arum 1T es auf benz 2sbenspes ni9t
wie auf benz 5abrues? auf Dem 6abrpes
miller bic leeren Wasen ben pollen ailsuets
den, auf benz 2ebensues uei9en bic pollen
&Opfe ben leeren aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
,@ie iollen mir nit unierer Sriibiabrs

unb SOmmersarbsit fertis uerbsn2 8tr
itnb aae eridOpft unb ermattet, ebe fte ans
fdnst." 60 iast man9e Sarmerss 6umi'
lie. Bir antporten, aebt 3u eurem Npos
tbefer uno aablt fluff Dollar fir feds Gla>
i6en BON aper's Suriapariaa. 0as 1T
serabe bic arSuei, bic ibr brau9t, un6 bic
aussabe SabIt ii6 nit 3inies5inien beim.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
@uf Der Office befanb fi6 zines Gage,

NIT OCT SHlee oeTano ll1 etles Nd9es
in einem firdterliden Sturme elm Oampfs
i9tff, peI9ss cine Wenaseris an Borb bats
tie. I'm bas S6tff gu erIeidteru, befabI
Der @apitdn, idmmtlide srobe &dfise iammt
ben Sbiereu iiber Sorb gu ~perfen. aIs
aber bic &eibe ar einen sroBeu Sraue :
lltans fam, rtef bieier gum @ntietteu Der
Manniduft auf einmal: vllm 9otteswils
len laiiet me ruus, / bin airidt felt DO 8as
ris bin, m aff, pOrber bin | 9austne9t
suea i'm Ioler in Eeinans."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
Gin siemIid u~nwihenSer Gbelmann

VH 5leHIIlU HHIDIIItHUtl VUtINIuIIH
ipeiite an sinsm Glide nit Osseartes unb
bemsrtts, baB bteisr utebrere leters 9sri9te
nit sroBsm Sersuiisen persebrte. r0te~,
risf er, .seben fi9 bic BbtloiOpben aud nit
9sderbiieu ab?"- v8arum ui6t2" ants
portste Descartes, res IdBt f9 ni6t bens
Ten, baB Soft IN ieiner @eisbeit bic suten
Dinse nur alein fur Barren sei9affsn bdts
te."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06

Bonn 4usgebsn. SnfsI: v@aram
sebif Su bel bisiem prdatisen 8sttsr ni6t
aus2"- Stuoent &arl: oOntsl6en msin
@elo 1T aussesansen, oarum muB i'd 81
Sauie blsiben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06

Sir Gin gan; uOr5isIi4es MitteG buIte
i'd ct. SatObs Del, peI6es mid pom bsfs
tisen S9meraeu befreite. s.. 80. Sribsn,
Bennington Sopuibip, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06

Son allen &au3s unO Sdnupftabaten
sslten bic pou q all & Or In Baltimore
prdpartrten fir bic empfebleuspertbeiten,
neil iie, uSat9 frei uon i5dblideu @irSen,
einen bur9aus sutrdsli9eu 9snuB sswab:
rem,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06

Sn jcber Siulidt butte ia Or. ausuft
6Dnis's hamburger 6amiliens Webtsinen
fir gang uorsitJIi9 uuo i~ollten bieielben in
feinem Sausbulte fsblen. - Wm. Bauer,
Wabiion:S trabe, Sttapa, SQs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
@coanfeniplittcr.

Gin BOILER Ropf ma9t psutser S9mers,
ais Elm BOILER CABIN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06

Der bebeutenoe Wsni6 iiberpinbet cine
Iieberlaae; Der mittelmaBise ntdt etnmul
einen @rfolg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06

9as @enie ~iberiprinst a6grinoe; bas
Ealent baut Sriifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06

SObere gotanif. gudFi9 (eine Suts
terblume pfddenb): Bte Iebrreid bod
10 Elm bisden Sotaniiiren TT. Ruu msiB
i'd bod w~enisffens, wie bic 8lume aasftsbt,
Dor Der bic Butter sena9t wtrb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
Madjt Der 0etpobnbeit.

Wadt Der IeDObnbeit. sd iase ibs
men, aaes 1T 9epobnbeitl Sd babe cine
5rau, swei Sdudserinnen unb cine S9uis;
9ermutter gu Sauie. Wenn bic einmal aus
fd0is gu idnuttern aufbOren, uerbe i9 gang
IRE in meiner arbeit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
NbqebliBt. Gin abpotat wolte einmal

NUytUIIBI. VEH 1uUulul WuulE ElTIllul
ben ~bstanutsn 8iener Sofprebtser Slater
Abrabam a Sancta CLARA uetsn uno frags
te tim ip0ttiid: vSasen sic mir bod,
Ssrr Batsr, wenu bic 9siitIi6teit unb Der
Ssufsl sinsn BrossB nit chamber batteu,
psr wirbe benielbeu sepinnen?" - Bas
ter: r@ans sewiB Der Seufel, er bat ia
bic meiiteu 4bpotaten auf isinsr Seite."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
Muirihtiofeit. !Rinber: m@rostautdeu.

Mufridttgfeit. &tnbsr: r9roBtant9en,
mir sratuliren Dir redt i9On, 81 Seinsm
9sburtStas.y - @roBtante: vSas 1T
babid pom Sud, Rinper9en, baB Sbr on
meiusn @eburtstas bsntt." - Die feline
gmma: rSa. Die Muttsr iaste, mir mii'
len Gem aItsn Ora9en i6on sratuIiren, bas
NIT mir i'm beim @uten erbaltsn. SIS fault
bann AUDI etwas ab."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
Ser @ruBfirit Midael beiudts in Be

sIsituns %uisIer, NIT Srbsn sei9miidter Sers
rem bic B~stersburser Sternparte. GftrOs
nom Struue empfins ben boben @aif, be-
nabm fi9 aber u~erlesen. Gin Sofberr dus
Bsrts benz 9roBfirften feline G%eruunbsruns
barber. v&ein @unber", entsesnste Der
@roBfirf; rStruue iiberrai9t es, 10 utsIs
Stsrne auI unre9ten PIase sa iebeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
Ser Geift 1T uilia aber bas Sleii6 1T

UT VtIH W IUlHIB UUtl U UIfIIW III
fhmad! Wie Tam nun @tuer istnen @es
fddftsn 'na9ssben, psnn er pon @lieSers
reiBen seplast iit2 &aufe Dir cine SIaide
Oxidation Del, IS wtrb bid in penisen
Winuten pom beinen 9sisen befreien uub
foitet nur % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06

Sbgleid mir tag tdslid bOren, res ionte
nit Sob aufseuOser wsrben, " 10 GdBt Or.
Bulls Suiten Sprup fid bod allentbaIben
fir bic &~lsinisteit uon rs Gents eriteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06

Ber einsis nur aussebt auf ben Ruten,
gimmt fi9 ni3t nal 3eit Die 8rtue gu puten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06

S6le4teren 8eweis sibt'S tetnen
NlS @etnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
9Guolide Muslegung.

certe pdbren6 zines Ousttss Su isinem Sob
ne): rSisbf, Mi4l, iest psirs i9un 10
rlbr III, iinsen's gu sweit, bamit ie ebsr fers
tia peroeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
6ntel Griitlt,
So bis IS 9rssnwi5 q LOG Bis les
Rsp : eburd etreets,
Uem.porf.

Htr Ssbr,n sss Huisrsr s,i5dstsH Rsabi4aft. iuuts
aheu Nstjtnssu sou uuo mad Europa suT Ssuntuib,l
6rtupsn, oas ptr unIer felt IS Sa9ren betebenossj chr
stsfte In Der Rabs hes gahIe SarSeH nab 6er Dspots bu
ueriAtsesusu Saupisr'einitH nuo 9iisubabnsu ~ssIsa,uss
O It bauS
nm 80 utx tiHsri4ttts StmHsr ~psrarostrt uuS init i,S.x
ssphuititR gomiert ptfisbsu babsa.
Dur& eitis ~bshslt,nb. erpsitsruns Nus MIR IN Der sass
aasH Aaipradsu tairu aStbrttR 9dfts Su Sztirrs5Gn uas
pwosh wr es tn uus stisSte Bertrautu Ia ieAe 8ss
stepnHs pt etSasr onrh rtSas SseisuuEI uAb udbte,
rrstie ~ rsbtttritetu Su6,n.
Nota. - Ssrr Gonfaui Gdbei6 aus 9Ugsuburs (trhba
eet4aitsthbrr bee potti Reih) IN lett Tetner &hdfsbr aus
bar edmatb ~ uuis ssidaft sinestrsttu. Ss3O--6R
Nartia @aHer b &C., gissHibSmu
The Indiana State sentinel., 1886-01-13
GERMANY'S SPIRIT BILL.
1t Is signed by Emperor William and Sub
mitted to the Bundesrath.

BERLIN, Jan. 11.-Emperor William has
signed the Spirits Monopoly bill and SUBJ
mitted it to the Bundesrarh. The papers
devote several columns to the draft of the
bill and comments on the measures. The
bill proposes to compensate those deprived
OF livelihood through its operations on
the basis of two years income to each per-
son ten years in the trade. The traffic will
be controlled by a monopoly ministry,
which will appoint agents to do the whole
sale vending of the refined spirits. The
Federal States appoint the retailers Res
taurants, ETC., by especial favor, will be al
lowed to sell spirits obtained from the mo-
nopoly, without regard TO prices enacted by
the State retailers. Possession of branut-
vein by private persons above a specified
minimum will be penal ofense; also inn
portation of raw or refined spirits Com
munes will be empowered to add so per
cent. to the monopoly selling price. The
bill, if passed. will go into operation in Au-
gust, 1SSS.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1886-01-13
PARNELLITE MEETING.
Conference Of the Nationalist Party in London
Yesterday.
Emperor William Has Signed the Spirits
Monopoly Bill-Germany Takes Posses
sion of the Islands of samoa i'm
the Pacific Ocean.

DUBLIN, Jan. 11.-Sixty out of the eighty
six Parnellite members OF Parliament at
tended the meeting here to-day of the Ma
tional party in Parliament called for the
purpose Of holding a conference on the po-
itical situation and to draft line of action
TO be adopted at the forthcoming session of
Parliament. Reporters were not admitted,
and therefore no details of the meeting can
be given.
Mr.. Parnell was not present, he having left
London last evening for the purpose of at
tending the conference, but gu t the train at
Crewe, to partake of refreshments, and when
he returned to the platform he found the
train had left. He again started tor Dublin
this morning, and arrived at Chester the
same time as did Mr.. Gladston who was on
his way to London. Mr.. Gladstone and Mr.
Parnell were on the same platform for few
minutes before the starting of their re.
spective trains, but neither of the leaders
spoke to the other.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1886-01-13

rights of the American people. Mr.. Bland
denies that he will introduce bill author
izing the issue of silver certificates on silver
bullion. He says he has not yet decided to
introduce any bill. There are plenty of bills
now before the House, and If the committee
does not like any of them il can report any
substitute it pleases. The committee will
meet to organize about the middle of this
week.
In an interview this morning. Congress
man James says he does not think there IS
the slightest probability of favorable Con-
gressiOnal action on the resolution provid-
ing for the payment of the next s1O,0OOO0O
bond call in silver. He says that the effect
of such action would be o/bring about
temporary commercial panic, and that this
could long ago have been done by capitalists
in the East, had desire to do so existed.
Neither does he think there is any prospect
of action in favor of silver dollar suspension,
as Eastern sentiment will, in his judgment,
be beaten on the floor Of the House, if it is
not in the Committee of Coinage, Weights
and Measures
The Indiana State sentinel., 1886-01-13
Notes and Personals.

Special TO the Sentinel.
WAsBINeToN. Jan s.-Major NJ. II. Kidd.
of Wabash, who is contesting the seat of
Congressman Steel, arrived this morning.
The Major has brought with him
his written evidence, and plenty
OF it, showing conclusively his
night to the seat. 1t is thought by many he
viii be able to establish by both law and
facts that he is the lawful Representative of
the Eleventh District.
Colonel Richard luncheon, Of Laporte,
who has been here for some days, expects
soon TO be assigned to an Indian asency..
Henry Fry, Of Marion, thinks his chances
for a commission to some point is good, and
says he will get there.
Colonel Ghent, OF Columbus, arrived TO-
night, and is supposed TO be here in the in
terest Of himself, for the postmastership OF
that place.
Secretary lamar has returned, and in con-
sequence William Barnett, Of Clay County,
viii be made happy in a day or two by be-
ing commissioned timber agent.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1886-01-13
Inaugural Ceremonies of Governor Elect
Foraker, of Ohio.


COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 1.-THE ceremonies
incident to the Inauguration of Governor
elect Foraker took place to-day. The Sc
we're weather of yesterday and last night di-
minished the looked-for attendance of mill
tary and political organizations. There were
about l,500 Of military and members of
clubs who participated. The Governors s
party was met at the depot and escorted to
the State-house, where the inaugural ex-
ercises proper occurred. In the rotunds of
the Capitol, Governor Hoadly, in delivering
the commission to his successor, made an
expression of his own personal good will
and congratulations. Governor Foraker
then delivered his inaugural address, which
was confined exclusively to State matters
In concluding, he paid.the following tribute
to his predecessor:
Governor Hoadly, always kind and gener-
ous was never more so than he has been to
his successor. 1t would he a pleasure to
thank him for this under any circumstances
but it is especially so wher it is recalled that
Notwithstanding we have opposed each other
in two heated political contests, not a single
unkind or offensive word has yet been sub
jected, and no one more earnestly than l en-
tertains the hope that there are in store for
my immediate predecessor many years of
life. health and happiness to be spent in
wilder fields of usefulness and honor than
any he has heretofore occupied"
The Indiana State sentinel., 1886-01-13
WAITS FROM THE WIRES.

Eliza and Mahala Boucer, two sisters, were
frozen to death in Clark County, Kansas,
Friday night.
The report that the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company has ordered a cut in passenger
rates westward from Baltimore to conform
with the B. and o. rates is denied by the COM
pany.
The District Assembly Knights OF Labor
and convention of international bricklay-
ers and stone masons began their sessions at
st. Louis yesterday, but nothing is known Of
their proceedings.
Governor Marmaduke, of Missouri, stated
yesterday that he had decided not TO inter-
pose executive clemency in the case Of
Charles Wilson, under sentence to be hanged
next Friday, January 10.
B. f. Wilkinson and J. c. Wilmington, ves-
trymen of st. Mary's Church, Kansas City,
Mo-, who went TO st. Louis to escort the re-
mains of their late rector, Mr.. Jardine, to
that city, will return to-day.
Ed. Christofer, Tom Ryan and John Nc
Laughlin, three railroad laborers, were killed
near independence, No., on the Missouri
Pacific railroad, last night, while walking on
the track, by passenger train.
John Humphreys Noyes, the leader Of the
Oneida community, is lying sick at his resi-
dence, in Niagara Falls of a lingering ILL
ness. Though hoping for his recovery. his
friends would not surprised at his decease.
Captain Henry Meridith, Deputy Collector
of Internal Revenue, died at his residence,
in st. Louis, Monday morning, from the eff
fects of an overdose of morphine. The facts
connected with his death seem to indicate
suicide.
Rev. Lewis T. Tschiffely, well-lnown
and prominent minister pastor OF Grace
Church. Louisville. died last night of apo
plexy aged fifty. He had charge OF churches
in Wisconsin and Nashville previous to To-
eating in Louisville.
S. NJ. Nelson, President of the West Rut-
land Marble Company, charged with compile
city In the robbery of the Lancaster National
Bank, arrived at Clinton, Mass, yesterday
in custody of officers. He asserts that ho
can prove his innocence.
WIN. J. Baldwin, of Atchison. Kan. who
was convicted at the November term Of the
District Court of the murder of his sister
Mary in July last, was sentenced 10 death
by Judge Martin yesterday and will be taken
10 the penitentiary tomorrow.
Mr.. Weaver's House bill, to restore sol-
diers and sailors of the late war to their
equal right with the holders Of Government
bonds, appropriates $500, 600 900 to pay them
the difference between the value Of the cur
rency they received and the standard gold
coin Of the United States.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1886-01-13

ne would find that thing Another who had more
OF the milk of kindness in him said: For God
sake don't give the old man thati' / have great
speech on this subject in me, but shall not de-
liver il on this occasion, and | am here in ny
own heather, and they are around me, gentle
men who have accepted your invitation. They
are men who desire all the honor you and can
pay 70 them, and il is but common politeness on
my part as well as 10 my brother Jacsonians, TO
properly belongs to them You have an heard
speak until you are tired [cries of NO. no.
and may, and probably will hear me again and
again. Applause. / do not see why you should
not. You are anxious to learn whether there are
any good takers in Indiana and Kentucky, and
what old friend Durham has to say about the
"Dolar of the Daddies" The best thing can
DO is to bid you good night, anc ask you to listen
TO them. lApplause.L
The Indiana State sentinel., 1886-01-13
The Body of One of the Victims of the
Louisville Fire Discovered.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE body OF Major
H. NJ. Wright, one of the victims of the Ira
bue & Co. warehouse disaster, which occurred
Friday afternoon, was found in the rmoking
ruins this afternoon. He was evideRtly
killed by the falling building. His hands, a
foot, and the back of his head were burned.
The body of Mr.. j. g. Ramforth, the other
victim, is thought TO be near the spot where
Wright was found, but the workmen have
not reached it yet At o'clock this eve
ming fire started in the Dickinson Furni-
ture Company's warehouse, just across the
street from the smouldering ruins, and de-
stroyed SO, 900 worth of furniture. Insured.
Loss on building, 5000; insured.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1886-01-13
Hendricks Monument Meeting.
SDecial to the Sentinel


WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The Indianians here
held tonight, at the Willard Hotel, large
meeting for the purpose of raising
funds for the erection of monu-
ment to late Vice President Hendricks.
Congressman Ward, President OF the delega-
ton, presided. After brief speech by Sem
ator Voorhees, the following committee was
appointed to SOLICIT subscriptions from
whomsoeve- they may: LyCUrgus Dalton,
Chairman; ]. w. Nicholas, C. P. Faulkner,
T. H. Mckee, John p Williams and r. y.
Johnson. There were present at the meet
ing over fifty of Indiana's most prominent
representatives and the indications are
that handsome sum will be
raised at an early date and sent to the Treas
urer at INDIANAPOLIS. In addition to the en-
terprise Of people from Indiana, another as-
sociation of the District has been formed,
comprising the many friends of Mr.. Hen
bricks, headed by the venerable Mr., Cor
coran, who viii also contribute largely to the
general fund. The two associations will
work in harmony with each other.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1886-01-13
Receives the caucus Nomination.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 1.-THE Democratic
members OF the Legislature had an open
caucus tonight and nominated Allen g..
Thurman for the United States Senate, to be
voted for in each branch of the Legislature
tomorrow and in joint convention of the
two bodies on Wednesday. Thurman re-
ceived thirty-eight totes in caucus and Gov
ernor Hoadly thirsy-three and one scatter
ing. The nomination was afterward made
unanimous by a rising vote.