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two minutes earlier than the other. The one Is
called the eldest son, and inherits princely IN
come His twin brother has an income about
one tenth as large.
IL is now just about eighty-six years sinca
Charles Stewart Parnells great grandfather
was dismissed from the CHARACTERISTIC or the
Irish Exchequer for opposing the union with
England.
The difference which has prevented the Brit
ish and Russian members OF the Afghan bo1n-
Diary commission from arriving at an agreement
has been settled and the work OF the commission
is drawing to a conclusion.
The Gear has issued nkase cutting down the
allowances of the imperial family by two thirds
Thus the Czarowirza, whose income has been
$3.50 900, will have to get along with $50, 900, and
the son of the Emperor has been reduced from
$4,000 to $4,000
General Ignatieff has submitted to the Min
eralogical Society of St Petersburg new min
eral found on his estates. It is a compound of
aluminium, which hitherto has never been found
IN natural state. The mineral has received the
name of sIgnatiefite.'
AT the Parnellite meeting in Dublin yesterday
Mr.. John e. Redmond member of Parliament
for North Wexford, and Mr.. William O'Brien,
editor of United Ireland, were appointed dele
gates to represent the Irish National League at
the League convention In Chicago Aug. 10.
Mr. j. a. Haslet, the Conservative parlia-
mentary candidate, whose re election for South
Belfast was defeated by Mr. Thomas Sexton.
Parnellite, winning the seat has pettioned for
the notification of Mr.. Sections election,
alleging that it was accomplished by the exercise
of undue influence and bribery.
The court at Freyburg has pronounced SEN
tence on the Socialist deputies charged with be-
ing members of a secret society. Thiebel,
Auer Volmer, Frohme and Viereck have been
sentenced to nine months imprisonment and
Dietz, Mueller and Hienzei to six months i'm
prisonment. All are to pay the costs of the trial
Mr.. Parnell proposed in the meeting yesterday
at Dublin that heartfelt thanks be offered to fell
low-countrymen and friends throughout the world
for the generous sympathy and splendid moral
and material support given to the Irish people at
home toward sustaining the movement to OBJ
tain national government The motion was
carried by acclamahon.
Ernesto Rossi. who is said to have performed
in $50 cities, is writing his memoirs. 1t is stated
that the book will sllude to correspondence
between Rossi and the late King Ludwig II on
the subject of performance which the King
had asked him to give for his exclusive benefit
1t is said that Rossi replied to the Kings invita-
tion 81 should gladly play gratis before mill
ion of spectators, but / could not make up my
mind for millions to play before single person.
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For the StOmach's Sake

The distress arising from overlooking is speedily
overcome by teaspoonful of Sanfords Girger after
o hearty meal.
Dyspepsia, fatulency, rising of food, cramps indi
gestion sick headache and many ills may be
prevented by little Sanfords Ginger after each meal
Sanfords Ginger is delicious combination of I'm
ported Ginger, Choice Anomalies and French Brandy
and is the finest extract Of ginger ever compounded
in the history of medicine.
As pure fruit stinulant for the aged, mentally and
physically ovcrworked for delicate females especially
mothers, and means of reforming those addicted
to an excessive Of alcoholic stimuant Il L is inv
liable.
Never travel without Sanfords Ginger
SAN FORD'S GINGER
IS Sold by Druggists Grocars AMI Dealers
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to be man of high standing and learning, and
one fully qualified for the position he held
Mr.. Belmont of New York was somewhat
surprised that his colleague Mr.. Hitt should
have changed his opinion on this subject. His
friend denied that Mexico had refused the de-
mands of this country. but ne could find no bet
ter authority than the Secretary of State, and
that officer had declared that Mexico had refused
to release Cutting. He commented upon and
denied the correctness of the position taken by
Mexico, and upon which the case hinges.
Pending further discussion, the House adj
iourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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Frank Swankhouser, who. about six months
ago, was sent to the Insane Asylum and was re-
leased recently. boarded Panhandle train last
evening and started East. Having no money
or ticket he was put of at Irvington.
and there took horse, which he found tied
somewhere In town. and continued his journey.
He was arrested for demonstrating and his pre-
lminary trial was held before Squire Miller. OF
Irvington, after which he was sent to Jail in this
city.
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The State Chess Tournament.

Owing to unsatisfactory hotel facilities the
Chess Association adjourn from Turkey Run to
finish the contest in Indianapolis, and it will
probably be continued to-day at the local chess
club rooms, in Thorpe Block. DIR. Wheelock re-
turns to his home, at Fort Wayne owing to his
health. The contest was narrowed down to ten
players, others not desiring to enter. The fol-
lowing is the score up to o'clock yesterday:
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
Desperate Attempt to Assassinate the Grand
Vizier of Turkey.

Desperate Attempt to Assassinate the Grand
Vizier of Turkey
LONDON, Aug 4.-Adyices from Constantine
pie report an attempt to assassinate the Grand
Vizisr That official was out driving Sunday
afternoon in Halilagha, and two shots were
fred at him by Tartar. Neither of the shots
struck its mark. The assassin then pursued the
carriage with drawn sword. with which he en-
aeayored to strike the Grand Vizier. He was
arrested and taken before the Sultan at the
Yildiz Kiosk. To his Majesty the Tartar de-
eaared that the Grand Vizer had prevented him
from securing justice, and implored him to hang
the Vizier.
Turkey is forming an additional army corps
In Europe.
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National Holiness Oamp-Meetinr.

At Murdoch, III, on the L, D. & s. railway,
Aug to s. 1886 DR. Watson, of Windsor. Fla.
Rev. E. |. D. Pepper and Rev. Joseph Fl. Smith,
OF Philadelphia, Pa; VIM. Mcdonald, of Boston,
Mass; DR.. w. Jones, of Sedala, Mo-; w. A.
voriers ~ viii, NJ anu 'aday I1ner ceIso1aeeo
OF Pittman Grove n j.. in charge of children's
meeting. One fare for round trip, except for
special train leaving indianapolis ct 6:30 A. III,
on Sunday. Aug. s. returning the same evening,
for which tickets will be sold at 81 so for round
trip Ticket Office, No. ia South Illinois street
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LONDON. Aug. 4 --Since the close of the recent
series of wool sales. an active demand has pre-
vailed for WOOL Six thousand bales of Austria
Ian and Cape have been sold at a penny advance
In prices. further rise is developing. A series
OF sales was opened at Antwerp on Aug. 2, and
she attendance of purchasers was large Prices
were 70 per cent dearer than those of May.
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Fifteen or sixteen years ago there were sew
eral hundred thousand slaves in wicked old Cuba;
now there are but $4,000 Gradual elnancipa-
ton is the cause Of the decrease
The somewhat harsh provision Of English law
which gives almost every thing to the eldest son
is curiously illustrated by the case of the Earl
Of Durham. who Is now In this country, and his
brother. The two are twins, but one was born
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You can't afford to laugh, dear girls,
Unless your teeth are white as pearls
Unless your mouth is pink and sweet,
And your two lips in rosebuds meet;
And yop cannot supply this want,
But through the use OF Sozodontl
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The Indianapolis players at home are agree
ably surprised at the record made by Robinson,
as he belongs to the second class. The players
must play with each other two games.
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BEE-LINE RAILWAY

Free palace reclining chair cars from ST. Louis
to Kansas City without charge Direct connec-
tons are made in Union Depot at Kansas City
for all points in Kansas and Nebraska. Parties
desiring to Join this excursion will please see
our agents at once, who will arrange to furnish
you tickets at one fare for the round trip. Tick
ets good for forty days returning.
For further particulars regarding this grand
cheap excursion call on or address
w. j. NICHOLS, D. P. A Decline Ry.,
No. Bates House, Indianapolis.
A. j. SMITH, g. P. A., Cleveland, O.
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THE DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

Indications.
a. WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGTON Aug. s A. NJ

WAX DEPARTMENT., ,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5. A. NJ.
Special Indications for Twenty-four Hours,
from A. NJ, for Indianapolis and Vicinity
Local rains, slightly warmer
For West Virginia and Kentucky-Fair
warmer weather, followed by local rains, vari
able winds, generally southerly, stationary tenn
perature.
For Ohio Eastern Michigan, Wisconsin, Indi.
ana, illinois. Iowa and Minnesota-Local rains,
southerly winds. slightly warmer
For Western Michigan-Local rains southerly
winds, slightly warmer.
Local Observations.
X Anp a
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The Parliamentary Elections.

A careful analysis of the votes cast at the last
general election in Great Britain is very inter
esting In the 423 contests by which 444 Of the
total GO members were returned, the Tories and
Liberal seceders had majority of 76.455 in a
poll Of very nearly 100000. In the English
county constituencies, returning 234 members,
the anti-G ladstonians had majority of II, 864
In total poll of 085 306 votes. In the English
boroughs returning 226 members, the Unionists
had majority of OIL, 100 in total vote of !. 2l5.
b62 The Tory majority in England was LOG, 762.
Gladstone had majority of 11,578 in Wales,
mud 27 421 in Scotland. The new House of Com
mons is composed as follows:
Tories. 317
Liberal seccders Observation-Disclosures. rs
Gladstone Liberals. Observation-Disclosures. 101
Natonaltsts -----..----...s-.---..-. %
Speaker -.-------.---------. l
Total Geo
Majority against home rule. 116
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BRITAIN'SN EWGOVERNMENT
Indications Apparent of an Early Break
in the Conservative Union Ranks.
The Feeling Shown BY the Irish on the De-
parture of Lord Aberdeen from
Dublin-Cable Notes.
BRITISH POLITICS.
First Signs Of Break IN the Conservative.
TInionisf Pact

First Signs of a Break IN the Conservative
Upionist Pact.
LONDON. Aug 4-The Radicals of Brming-
ham, with the consent Of Mr. Chamberlain, will
oppose the reelection to Parliament OF Mr.
Matthews, the newly-appointed Home Seere-
tary. This is the first symptom OF breach IN
the Conservative Unionist pact.
The new Cabinet is to-day holding its first
meeting. A large crowd of people surrounded
the Downing-street office, and cheered the min
Listers as they arrived.
Mr.. Gladstone, in letter to Arnold Morley,
pays: II shall be unable henceforth to maintain
the establishment or promise the devotion Of
kims and the surrender of personal liberty which
the efficient conduct of intercourse by letter
with not less than twenty thousand per-
sons each year requires" Mr.. Gladstone
then adds notification to all
concerned of mis- inability to reply to letters re-
burn manuscripts, ETC. Some persons believe
that the ex-Premiers letter forecasts his retire
ment from public life.
The Gladstonian members of Parliament pro-
pose to mark their sense of Lord Randolph
Churchilrs scurrilous manifesto against Mr.
Gladstone by hostile demonstration the first
time Lord Randolph addresses the House of
Commons
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For the stcmaehs sake little Sauford's Ginger q
this of the year is most mperatvely demanded
by everyone, because
It is to check every disturbance Of the stomach
and bowels. by whatsoever caused.
1t prevents Indigestion. hatulency and collie.
1t destroys disease germs in water drunk.
It restores the circulation and digestion when sus-
pended by chll-a cause of cholera morbus.
1t breaks up colds and simple fevers and
Is sure to ward off malaris fuences
ltprcmotes sleep and alays nervousness
1t is the best of travelling companions.
It's unrivaled a summer medicine, and
Is the finest Ginger in the world.
Beware of wC--.hess gingers' extensively urged by
mercenary druggists on those VINO eau Cor
SANFORD'S GINGER
The Deliciou; Summer Medicine
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The Programme for the New House

The Programme for the New House.
Gable Special
Both houses will meet at o'clock Thursday
In Commons. Peel will be reelected Speaker.
The House will adjourn till Friday, after the
customary antiquarian ceremonies, and mem
bers commence being sworn in Friday. After a
quorum of forty is reached. writs for the re-
election of Ministers will be issued. The House
will then adjourn till Monday or Tuesday, and
a further adjournment will be bad till the 10Th
60 complete the reflections When the House
xeassembles Short formal Queens speech will
be presented Members of the new and old
Cabinets will pass each other on the waters of
the solent. To-day Salisbury will probably re-
main the Queens guest, and tomorrow.
The completion of appointments calls for no
special comment, except that the chaplain, who
has been most active in endeavoring to bring
pressure to bear on Salisbury for the exclusion
Of the old gang and inclusion of the new in
the government formed on his own lines, with,
of course. prominent place for himself, is left
ont altogether
Gladstone has issued specific denial Ia the
Daily News to the statement that he regarded
ChurchilPs appointment as proper recognition
Mf his talents
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Grand "Bee-Line" Excursion to Kansas and Ne
braska, Aug. 49, 1885.
The first grand cheap excursion to Kansas and
Nebraska will leave Indianapolis, Aug Is. 1886,
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BOYS CLASSICAL SCHOOL,

Prepares for Harvard, Yale and all other Colleges
and Scientific Schools. Eleventh year opens Sept Is
Send for catalogue. T. L. SEWALII Indianapolis,
Ind.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

Curious crowds Of people have gather
ed about jewelry window for weeks
watching a great bug in gold harness
and chain. This is said to be one Of
fashions freaks for the decoration Of Bos-
ton bellies. Whether # is cruelty to the
bug, as charged by some, or no mora
than pastime to the insect, es claimed
by others, may be q nooted question. II
Is certain that human skill can be better
employed than fabricating gold chains
and amor for noehette bugs. And
whatever may be good form" in other
climes, it is Incredible that hereabouta
any woman Of deicacy Will have such
creatures crawling over her person. It
Is vulgar. It IS disgusting. 1t Is
suggestive Of life among the lgzzaroni.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04
THE LETTER "R"
1t Divides the United States in Three Dis
tinct and Wen-Defaed Sections.

tinct and Wen -DeGued Sections.
The use or misuse Of the letter "h' in
England determines a mans social Po-
sition. He may drive in g carriage with
outriders in livery, and his wife rustic In
satin and glitter with Jewels, yet if they
cay "orse" for horse ana "heye" for eye,
their accommodation from so-called
polite society may be taken for granted.
OF course no one viii deny that many
excellent English men and woman have
Led useful lives, died and have gone to
Heaven, who never once put the ''h'
where it properly belonged, and were in
every way superiar to those who could
pronounce it as Hamlet enjoins, "trip
pingly ON the tongue"
In the United States it is 1T" that IN
mistskably proves mans origin, If not
his social standing and his moral charac-
ter. In New England and the Middle
States the natives have a peculiar way
Of dislocating the potent liquid. They
detaeh it from words Ike near" and
DEAR" making them ''nea" and tack it
on to others like Judah and Isaiah and
Emma, making them, respectively, 'Ju-
DEAR" "Isaiaher" and "Emmer." This,
it has been argued, is a fault peculiar
only to the uneducated classes.
But unpEejudieed and truthful obserV-
ers declared that they have heard it from
persons OF unquestionable culture, from
lecturers, authors and clergymen, even
In the inmost sanctuaries of Boston it
self. In the west the eastern tourist is
impressed by the manner IN which the
IT" is rolled. It seems the most promi-
nent letter in the western alphabet;
while In the south it is heard very rare
ly. The people. however, do not initiate
their eastern fellow-eountrylneR by ad-
justing the balance, and making the let
ter sufix where it is wholly superhuous.
And their soft, N musical tones make the
fault rather pleasing to ears accustomed
10 catarrhal gutturais and high nasal
tones sharpened by east winds. The
side-show man, the vender Of patent
medicines who varies the mOnotony of
selling his nostrums by strummiIg E upon
battered guitar, or saving an asthma
tic fiddler; the leading man of the trav-
cling theatrical company, the ringmaster
OF the perennial circus, the negro min
strel-all these drop the final "r' as an
afectatiOn Of extreme ge1tility. We
can never hope to be a reilly united peo-
pie until representatives from all sections
OF the country meet in convention and
agree upon a national pronunciation Of
the letter "r."
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

he at once noticed that there was no bell
in the apartment which be made his study
and work room, and sending for the land
lord be asked him to supply the omrnlss-
ion. But returned the landlord, "Herr
Won Bismarck has already taken the rooms
the way they are, and it Is he who must
supply any Deficiencies which may seem
to hirn to to exist" ooh. that is your
answer, is it," inquired the chancellor.
Precisely so," answered his host as he
retired with a low bow. Scarcely five
minutes later the sharp, short sound Of a
pistol shot was heard in the chaacellor's
room, and just as the landlord rushed
breathless into the apartment Bismarck,
raising his hand, fred of the revolver
that was in it a second time, point blank
at the opposite wall. ''Oh, it's all right,
landlord he said, turning to the amazed
man, I'm only letting my servant
know want him" Before the sun set
that day bell hanger had hastily but
effectually supplied Herr ven Bismarck's
apartments with the bells that had been
lacking.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

IF you once try Carter's Little Liver Pills
for sick headache, biiiousness or constipa-
tion you will never be without them. They
are purely vegetable. Small and easy 10
take, all druggists sell them.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

indeed, vho havs not heard OF the merits Of
PrIckiy Ash Bark and Berries, as g house
hold remedy. Teas aud drinks have been
made Of them for ce1t1 ries, and n hun
dreds OF families have formed ths sole rsli-
ance IN rheumatic and kidney diseases.
Prickly Ash Bitters now taxes the place Of
the old syEtem and Is nov more beneficial
n all troubles Of this nature.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04
AGreat Raward

will be procured by those Who write to Hal
lett & Co, Portland, Maine. Full infor1na-
ton viii be sent you free, about work that
you can DO and live ct home wherever you
are situated, that will pay you from s. to
SIS and upwards day. A number have
earned $50 IN q day. Capital not needed.
Hauett i Co. Will start you. Both sexes; all
ages. The chance OF life time. All is new.
Now Is the time. Fortunes are absolutely
sure for the workers.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04
Bismarck And His BeIls.

Lozdon Figaro.
AproPos OF the man oi blood and i1on,
characteristic Gnecdote Is being told
just now. When q younger and less
known man he one autumn sscursd q
suite OF roons without first inspecting
thsm. On installing himself n them,
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

It is a pleasure and satisfaction to many
to learn that Aliens Lung Balsam, that
standard family medicine for coughs, Group,
and all lung diseases, can now be procured
at 25c., SOC, and $1.00 bottle at any drug
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04
Provided For.

Doubtful-looking Guest - Landlord,
have you fire escape in this hotel?
Experienced Landlord-Yes, sir, but
we generally keep the bulldog chained
at the bottom Of il.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

1t is asserted thai Misses Kellogg. Abbott.
Oates, and other famous scaZsrzessss man
age TO keep their voices clear - The Use OF
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrgp. Price - cents.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

He loved two women; one whose soul was clean
As any lilly growing on it's stalk;
And one with glowing eye and selsuOus nie1,
Who fired nim with her talk.
The pure one loved him to the day he died.
Bat when be died his dearest friend she wed,
The wanton from the wild world drew aside,
And no man saw her face till she was dead"
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

Physicians, Lawyers, and Business Men
are enthusiastic in their indorsement OF
Salvation Oil It cures the worst cases OF
rheumatism. 25 cents.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

The opal is fashionable again. Queen
Victoria has bestowed several Of these stones
upon her friends during the past year.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

"A report comes from Italy that Harriet
Hosmer, the sculptress, has invested much
Of her property Ia Keely Motor stock.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

The entering class at Colby University
contains eight yOung women, the largest
number ever belonging 10 one clsss.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

Nervous and Dyspeptic Sufferers find
Sure relief in CARTER's LITTLE NERVE Pills.
2jc.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

GET Lyons Heel Stffeners applied 70 your new
boots and shoes before you run them over.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

/ The Ne1rs, one af Washington's bright
est and uewsiest papers, is edited and pub
| lished by q woman, Miss Alice r. Neal.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

There are expressions IN Scotch songs
as suggestive as a sermon. Lady Nairn s
Land o the Lesr' is not only picture
Of the land Of the living that his be-
yond the land Of the dying, but a source
OF consolation to those who have been
parted from friends that have gone be-
fore.
"Leal' is the Scotch for loyal, and
the song lifts up the fearful eye to the
land of the loyal, where
There's nae sorrow there. John.
There : naIther Cauld uor care Joh-
The day i aye fair
II the land o the leal'
When the late DR.. Dickson, a Codlv
clergyman Of Edingurgh, lost sweet
little girl, he sang The Land O the
Leal' at family worship. So real was
it to him, that lie said, Its q pity but
what that wss among the parap6rsses
Since I've thought more Of our bonnie
BARNS being there l must say that I
cannot sing 50 heartily,
And Oh, We gr1dged her sair
To the land o tie l-al.
FOR she Is safe AID happy in the land Of
nae sOrroR, IN the land Of the true
hearted"
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

There ara numerous Masonic lodges IN
France composed exclusively of women.
They have all the fancy features and cere-
moniAls.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

We imported $4,000, 600 worth of prec-
ious stones during 1884.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

Partisan journals speak OF Sarah Bern
hardt es female Jacques Sullivan.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

There are 725,0OJ more females than
males in England.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

The Grand Cross OF the Order OF Be-
nevolence has bean conferred OF Nine. Nils
son by the Queen Regent Of Spain.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

Go West. young woman, 20 West.
Hozsenaids IN Fargo, OAK, readily con-
uand 81 2 day, and are scarce sf that.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

Best, easiest TO use and cheapest. Piso's REM
edy for Catarrh. By druggists. Uc.