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Some are sending five, ten and more.
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Mr.. Cleveland,s Former Law Partner.

NEW YORK, May 1.-wilson shannon Blssell,
President Cleveland's old law partner and most
intimate friend. is at the Hoffman House. The
rumor of the Presidents approaching marriage
to the beautiful Miss Frances Folsom, OF Buffalo,
has brought Mr.. Bissel to the front as the proba-
BILE best man at the wedding His native city has
been stirred to fever heat of excitement, and
speculation was rife to know il the old partner
would be asked to act as best man.
It was a master stroke OF diplomacy on the part
of the two old chums when Mr.. Bissell went all
the way to Florida in March in order TO come
back via the White House and get oral instruc
tons IL is surmised that at the meeting every
thing was arranged for the marriage ceremony.
Every fashionable tailor in Buffalo was on the
alert to get Bssell's order for the wedding dress
suit He felt that II hs went 10 one the otnerS
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O'Neiil and FOran.
5nerial TO the Seutf0aI.

special to the Sentinel
WASH-SGTON, May 1.-The fight which took
place in the House few days ago between Chair
man ONeill, Of the.Labor Commission. and Foran.
member OF the same, Is likely to break out again
next week. This time between Grain, OF Texas.
another member Of the commission, and Chair
O'Nein.
In recent controversy Foran stated in the
House that Grain was the real author Of the So
called ONeill Labor bin Grain has since Endorsed
that statement in public interview. Now comes
o'Neill who has original copies of all bills sub
mitted TO and the report by the committee. They
show pretty oouClusively that Grain and FOran
are in error and that 0Nell did write the greater
part OF the bill He is visiting newspaper Offices
tonight with MS proof of authorship, and will
probably bring the matter up in the House II case
Form and Crain stin misrepresented him.
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Murder and Suicide.

DETROIT, May 3.-A special to the Evening
Journal from Tekonsha Mich, says: "a
horrible tragedy occurred this morning one
and half miles east of here. Ranodyne
Shedd, wealthy pioneer of this section,
killed his wife at o'clock this morning,
hitting her with an ak while she was dress
ing. He then evidently went to the kitchen
and fatally cut his own throat with a razor.
When discovered Mrs. Shedd was lying in
lone corner of the bedroom with only part
OF her clothing on. Mr.. Shedd was lying in
the kitchen, near the stove, in a pool oil
blood. The horrible discovery was made by
the Youngest SON. Mr.. Shedd was seventy
three years of age, was one OF the earliest
settlers of this section, and was generally
respected. The cause of the tragedy is said
10 Re demeEic trouble"
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Sensational story.

CLEVELAND, April 30.-A special from
Youngstown, o., relates remarkable story.
Twenty-three years ago DR.. LObscheid, a
German physician who had held many prom
inent positions under the Austrian Govern
ment, was married to Bertha Won Bieber-
stein, whose family had for 300 years been
in possession of the Duchy of Friedland.
The fact that the lady had previously been
an inmate of an insane asylum
the doctor says was con-
cealed from him, but after
six years of married life she once more be-
came insane, and was placed in a retreat in
Slesia. DR.. LobScheid left Germany and
after travelling in various countries came to
America and settled at Youngstown. He
had contributed constantly for the support
of his wife, and until to-day supposed that
she was still in the asylum. This forenoon,
therefore, he was greatly surprised at re-
eeiving call from the lady at his Office, she
having arrived at Youngstown early in the
is still insane, and he will take
steps to have her returned to
Germany. Mrs. Lobscheid. however, denies
her husbands statements. She admits that
she was insane for short time after the birth
of her child, bat says that she is mentally
sound now. She says she came here after
her soD aged seventeen, whom her husband
kidnapped and sent to California. She ex-
presses her determination to go to the Pacific
coast after him, and dares her husband to
interfere. The brother Of the lady, FREDERICK
Won Bieberstein, is husband OF the Countess
of CIacOw Silesia.
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IN. KgUTz, Attorney for Plaintiff

CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue OF fee bill to me
- directed from the Clerk CO the Superior Court
ef Marion County, Indiana, will expose al pub
lie sale, 10 the highest oidaer, on
SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF MAY, A. d.
1SSS,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a m. and O'CLOCK
p. m OF said day, at the door OF the Court House
of Marion County Indiana, the rents and profits
for a term not exceeding seven years OF the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wit:
Thirty-six and one half (S610 feet of OF the
west side OF lot number six 10y, in Harris sub
division of block number one q in outlot num-
Der one hundred and ffty-Seven Q5Il, in the city
of Indianapolis Marion County, Indiana
And on failure to realize the fun amount OF
Judgment, interest and costs. 1 will, at the same
time and place, expose at public sale the fee sim
Dle OF said real estate.
Taken as the property OF Peter Rocker, at the
suit of Clara J. Duncan ct al.
GEORGE n. CARTER
SHERIFF Of MGrion COUNTY.
Msy g. A. ID. 1886,
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TR--E who see specific danger in labor or
gan ion might take some consolation
from Belgium. There the authorities see
trouble because there is no tangible source
or controlling power which the authorities
can reach and influence Here the dispo-
sition outhe part of some railway managersis
to destroy this force, that if properly met
can be made means ot eoatrol aud III
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New YORK, April 3O-George Edwards,
the last of the gang of forgers wanted in sew
eral OF the large cities throughout the coUn-
try, was arrested last night. Edwards, to.
gether with Geogre Wilkes and Joe Elliott,
swindled the bank of Rochester some months
The gang worked their scheme successfully
In MANY places, and are wanted on three
separate charges in Toronto, two in Chicago
and one in Kansas City. Edwards was taken
TO Rochester tonight
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General Arthur's Health.
special to the Sentinel.

Special to the Sentinel
WAsaINGTOS, May IA few days ago President
Cleveland sent to ex-President Arthur a box Of
choice flowers from the White House cOnserva-
tory. He also sent brief note, stating that he
hoped to hear of his early recovery. Mr.. Cleye-
land to-day received note from General Arthur
in his OWE handwriting returning thanks for
the flowers. General Arthur said his health
had very much improved in the past week, and
he thought he would be able to be out in a short
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send in the clubs of 81. sentinels for IS.

CORSICA is laying claims 10 good deal of
the worlds genius. Columbus, Paoli, Ma.
poleon are enough for a wild little island.
Ethnically, the inhabitants are Italian, and
represent the purest strain of the old Latin
blood. 1t is curious how much of the men,
tai motive power of the world has come from
the narrow environment OF the little district
of the Mediterranean.
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RAND & WHITES, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

CHERIFFS SALE-By virtue OF certified copy
- of a decree to me directed, from the CLERK OF
the Superior Court of Marion County, Indiana, In
a cause wherein Stoughton J. Fletcher ct al. are
plaintiffs and Katie, alias Fannie catherine
Johnson ct AL are defendants, lease No. SID
recurring me to make the sum OF four hundred
and six dollars and thirty-eight cents (si06.SS),
with interest on said decree and costs, L Will ex-
pose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, THE Goth DAY OF MAY, A. d, 1855,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock m. and O'Clock
D. m of said day, al the door OF the Courthouse
OF Marion County Indiana, the rents ana Prons
for a term not exceeding seven years, OF the fol-
lowing real estate. to-wit: - =,
The south half OF lot number sixteen p6), IN
Charles ST. John Vests addition TO the city Oh
Indianapolis. i'm Marion County, Indiana.
IL snch rents and profits will not sell for q sufd-
cent sum 10 satisfy said decree interest and costs,
will AT the same time and place, expose to public
sale the fee simple OF said real estate OF SO muc
thereof may be sufhc1ent 70 dlscnsrse saio
decree, interest and costs. said sale Will De maue
without any relief whatever from VaiuAuon OF
appraisement laws.
GEORGE II. CARTER
Sheriff Of Marion County,
May 3, a. y, 1856,
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TIE South is the only prosperous section
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ute destruction of the war, and the fact that
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TIE eight hour movement grows apace.
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Huence. The danger to modern society lies
n some inherent causes, of which labor agi-
tation is symptom. 1t comes with or with
out organization, and the more it Is uucr-
ganized the greater its power for destruction.
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Morris & NrwnERerE. Attorneys fOs Plaintiff,

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an execution
y to me directed from the Clerk of the Superior
Court OF Marion County, Indiana, VIII expose at
public sale, TO the highest bidder.
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SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NAY, A. D.
1886.
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WITH The FLOWERS THAT

WITH The FLOWERS THAT
BLOOM IN THE SPRING
comes Spring and Bilious
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Lassitude, FUrred Tongue,
Mawkish Taste in the
mouth, EruCtatiOns. Maui
sea and Loss of Appetite.
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eombated by liberal dosesof
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

SHORT HISTORY OF TAPESTRY. BY EuGRNE
MUSTL Translated by MisJ LOUISA j. DAVIS. with
Illustrations. Pr. 800 Cassel q Co.
With the paticnce and enthusiasm of we'll
specai.t Munz the history Of tapestry
from tho iuen sus OF the Egyptians ana the
h,ucnes of Babylon and Ninevoh down to the closing
of the last Brussels workshop IN 1894 His aim has
heen to show the place held by tapes,ry-that Is.
paintiug by tho weaving OK co!orcd threads-in the
annals OF high art painting proper lie has set hiu
sef tho task answering questions "a to how tapestry
was estimated by the community In tho various stages
OF civz alton what ieas 1t expressed, what caahSes
IL underwent and how it aTsctsd artistic style lie OBJ
iects that tapestry not yet In its right pos'on ''
writer's on painting, although they minutcy ihVesu-
gac works OF the smallest mcri: IL only ncy are cN-
e,uted on canvas or panels, deSn 10 consider
sly these precious fabrics of gold aud silver whch
often accurately the conceptions OF the great
cst So far as the general public is concerned
4, Z. ,rne that anestry been assigned sufficient
1, mportant place in the history Of the arts aud NJ
M,,,zs book should remove some misconceptions,
although the reader may not always agree with his
secia pIeadngs. record OF tapestry. considered
"a an OF xpression OF the feeling of different ages. his
hook Is both convenient and valuable. Hc is not blind
10 tho fact that old tapestries have boon taking their
rghfu place pnbc and private collections within
tne las, generation although he holds suspense bis
Judgment upOn Efforts for the revival
n; The art 1--WE are still close these struggles.
he says he able 70 judge them with the necessary
fmpartiality." NJ Muntz appcnds chapter upon the
Technique of tapestry and another upon MARKS aAd
mouocrams The ills:ratons suffer from their small
sze but they servo icite the composition OF til
"tcxtile paintings represented.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw YOgK, saturday, May l6.-BIENES-lcc were
"a OF sOJ mead equally divided among
1Ota fOr Tie week iuOoO mead week
Nlnetevn care o. To-Day hIiEaS were
cars .or the cly uGde No sac reported fccg steady.
shipments as reported yesterday.
CALk L--Ncccpts were >, mead all at jOtl- Trade
limited but hc iocins reported woak lhc market
lower al The close.
sa.es-hacnyeeA Davis. veais. $50 h. ut c; 81 do
10 ID. at Oiac,
bnrhf AND LAMBs-Hecepts II cars ot 1854
head-l cars at tJth ST. and Jcrsey Total
the week J.JOU II, at against ~ head
hsht supply aud wih slightly Improved there
partai fccOv ny nom the dc nc %
showing an atNancc ~ 10 and the ciusing nr
tnppd SErcp sold at - n, o. 10 noicri
Clipped hcsTillgs al so - ami Cnype
lambs cd at &c.
bscs-haIcnDeeg S Davis l2s clipped OHIO sheep 20 h,
al &C, 40 do =! 10, Al 49,, iJi do % il a.
tvSrctt q tl1eVek -, Nhpped Ouo ohecp, ~ H. at
LxG
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
rIrpOprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON MAY -2;3O u nI-cons0s !ol 10 ior nolsJ @
AMI lOl y for accrunt Uned STATE, fonr fcI res
bonds lSit Four md Iiaf per mt bonus ioi ~
coupon Atlantic and Great western trs Mortgage
tecs tertihcles $685. do. Second MOrtgaN lo Canan
Pacific 65: Enc q =, second ola0is. $50 inoi'
Central I3g: II. Paul Comn)I. 81 Now'f0rK central
lO3i.: Pennsylvania SO. Tcnding. II y .. D.,
2pm.-Pais adyces quote Three Per Cent Rehtes II %
francs 50 centiues fOr the account ,,, - ..o,.~
LONDON NAV lJ-2 .. m.-c0nsols. lol b-lb Ior moley
7.lG tho account United ~t,es Font re, eue
Half Per Cent Donds. ~ u
Canadian Pacific, Eio second CGnsos. ~ McAca
Ordinary 96is; SG3s Pennsylvtnia % =;
Reading, llSs -. ,an,,, -,
francs - ccntimcs for the account exchange on
London 20 francs - ccntimes Tor cheeks
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

DIlenbnck u Dewey l44J Clipped OHIO sheep 80 D at
bLr rs Clipped state Shscp AMI LAMBS ~ ID ny yc 10,
Cp,ei Stato fanOs SO f at &c, 40S ONO 90 % 3D. at
GLc nj,
SJi}3t ., e,.. n. {, NJ,
Judd & buckingham 3O7 Clppei QUO sheep 9o ' AZ
iiOGs receipts were 81 of 3S he Is cars az ~
Jersny Cy AMI cars at iOts To al Tor The week vo
head nesinst 3D head last week Nominal quot os
7O0si 90 little buucho state l!ogs hon a'cfas INK
l-O n, e,ii AZ
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
. a. H.. 3.3O. 4:30, 8 and 7
VDENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after MAY -. 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED srArE- sail re

AND UNITED STATE NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. via pesbroses and Courtt stree
Harrisbur. Flttsurg West with Pullman Palace
saa hc9o d d. roT Al a9d Dining p ~ Sa SnS sieep
a' cek x fHSy lawn '' Cory and rri,
a. D. M. GcnnCens at Cory for rtu.yille, retrOIe m
ESr @ 20 ap c % and HSn + night washing
ron Tynre@sS o| p ui man paare 1r. s n, Snn ~
10 a m. arrive Washington 400 p. all $40 NJ ir;
nVe ashinIton .92 D. M Iegilar al ~ 500 and >
9 os5 30 and 800 & P m n nm, 9d Il NIGHT sunday c'
f9r Atlantic CITY, except sunday uhrongl Parlor ca
For cape May. except sunday. Halo N.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction aud intermediate stations
on sunday, 9i5 4. m. and do not so2 At Asbury
Fo Ci Point and Norfolk via NcvYork Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad. ?. every day via Baltimore ana Bay
Boats brooklyn Annex connect with o' through
at Jcrse. tty anodnS speedy and direct transfer lor
Tro,asaf. ire: From Piit-ourg; 80 $40 l3o d15
go. $50 NJ. l2o. 800 $50. $50 80 ma 1888 p
gpy sc go y so + M AS $50 go eq l9 & r 1873 1917
liJ0 a. H. I'2O 200 $40 800 $50 60 $50 40 $50
o So }5 % A % SO GS Gao i esG gsS ~ 1883 @
FOR PHILADELpHiA
Express rains leave NewYork via Desosss and Co urs
1o 72o ?C0 " onsAso s L'pi!ea aPl 70 wsseinston
and Il nisat Acsommoiltion. $50 IL i0a. NJ and g
Pm sInSGays Express. 6;l5 900 @ Linitsdl and 10
Trans tn SeS aa p Icpi @ a0s sn az 9o ooo
Sunday ccn%c me- trenton s iS& ST % al' 600 p ~ ."
Rearni9g trans save Broad street station Phlasphl
ilI5a m Limited xprcss II aud so .. m 3 l2te 3
ssS S5 $50 2 $50 ana $40 no. & G' 5o i%1'iI na'e &
Leave Phi adcphia via camden a. m daily except sun
Ticket Offices SAG 4s5 and 9si Broadway. Astor Hea.e
and foot OF DesDrosses Courtiandt conr st 1nd
RToSSy" ai An'h SlaoG iSoi 9 n%isrs
Ticket Office No BatterT Place and a,te Gsrlen m
baggage Lro - l,i hotels aud residences m woon
General Manager, General Psssr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Bra7 growths continue firm. and far invoices
quoted AZ rd?1sc. Sales zoe bnRs santos. Contracts
o"sncc at points advance closing stea,y at NAY o"%
7Gb Jnnc. T4jd1.j0i Julv. 7.s5074O; August i.'.o~
74O: september 725U1.3D; October 726aI3o; 10
vcnsbcr 725 T.30; Decombcr 72jo13O sales. il.tDo
bags ;uures. Mid grades quiet and unchanged Saies
so baas SavRDilla
COTlON-Sp0 Cotton quef ~ Yesterdays decline SaIrS
}sG balet (lsd bales las evening". all FOR consumption
Receipts from the September. 5lU9 oo3 DAles
against i6uo.il7 bales same time iis: year
bassd stan iari ot clisslncl
tg., I'll.