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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04

been defeated when placed before the voters Of
Indiana. The wealthy banker of New York,
Morton, will add nothing to the ticket being
the friend of monopolies and wealthy corpora
tons Democrats are jubilsnt, and say the
republican ticket means a democratic victory
in Indiana of 1900. Many republicans are
kicking themselves and are disguised. Several
old time republicans, Immediately upon receipt
of the news of Harrison's nomination, openly
declared they would vote against him. One
increase it to 81, 900, that Harrison would be
badly defeated in Indiana
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No Enfhnsiasn-

FARMLAND, June 27-[Special.l The an
nouneement of Gen. Harrison's nomination ex-
cited but little enthusiasm in this republican
stronghold. His success brought a feeling of
surprise and regret A reasonable degree of
ability and honesty are accorded him by his
party here, but his running qualities are not
assured.
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vNcENNEs, June 26.-[Special. IA red
bandana flag was hoisted this evening on a
forty-foot staff which was thrust through the
comb of the roof of the old Harrison mansion,
the former home of William Henry Harrison,
the grandfather of Gen. Ben Harrison. At the
time. within fifty yards OF the historical house,
a number of enthusiastic republicans were en-
gagged in getting large pole in readiness to
raise in honor OF Gen. Ben Harrison. The
spectacle Of the Cleveland Thurman flag at
such a time and place, quite bewildered the
beholders, who dropped their tools with which
they were at work ON the pole and gazed at the
seeming apparition in speeches. astonish-
nent The news of the occurrence spread to
all parts of tie city and republicans as well as
democrats manifested due appreciation OF the
joke. The more ardent admirers OF Gen. Har-
rison, however, didn't take very kindly TO the
idea of using the apex of his grandfather's
house from which to faunt the banner Of the
enemy whom they feel in their lhearts Will
walk to easy victory. The flag, however. is
permanent fixture and will be famed by the
breezes till the ides of November.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04
Posey Refuses to Enthuse.

MOUNT VERNON, June O.-[Special.l About
80 men, women and children gathered in the
court house here to ''ratify" Harrison's nomi-
nation. One-half of the voters were demo-
Gratis The address of the evening was made
by the Hon. William II. Edison, candidate for
supreme Judge. lie devoted almost his entire
speech in attempting 10 explain away Harri-
sons record the Chinese question, which
seems to make our republican friends exceed
ingly weary, because the laboring men of all
parties already greet the name of Harrison
with the cry Of "washee," "washee" After
the Judge run down it took full fifteen minutes
20 get some one else TO talk. w. S. Jackson
finally consented to indorse the nominees in a
very short speech There is very little enthu-
siasm manifested, nearly all of the republicans
seeming to be overcome with feeling of gone
ness Ex-postmaster Charles J. Hovey, who As
. son of Congressman Hovey, expressed the
feeling Of a majority Of the republicans here
when he said: II would walk twenty miles to
vote for Blaine cheerfully, but would dislike to
walk three steps 10 vote for Harrison"
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A Miserable Failure.

SEYMOUR, June 27.-[Special.l THE repub-
icans made an attempt last night to ratify Har
nson and il was miserable failure. Two
bands and lot of boys with tin horns marched
about the streets for awhile and the meeting
was called at the wigwam, which will accommo-
date 1900 people. 1t was not half full. Col
umbus b. Harrod made what he called
speech, but it was full of misStatements, and
altogether was a very weary effort
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04
Another Democratic Accession.

Mt. VERNON, July Especial CHARLES
A. Park, the president of the Mt. Vernon bank
ing company, who has heretofore been strong
republican, announces that he viii support
the democratic candidates for president and
vice-president. He says Cleveland's admins
tratiOn has been pure and clean; has un-
doubtedly given general satisfaction to the
business men of the country, and he therefore
deserves reelection.
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For Observation-Disclosures Blue.

MONTICELLO, June 81. Especial = The
democrats of White and Pulaski counties met
in joint conve ntion here to-day and nominated
John G. Timmons by reclamation for repre-
sentative.
The nomination of Harrison fell like wet
blanket upon republicans here. The demo-
Gratis are jubilant.
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A Fatal Cow Epidemic.

KoKoMo, June 2o.-[speciaL More than
twenty cows have died here within a week.
Careful investigations and post mortems have
been made by experienced veterinary surgeons
and they to-day pronounced the disease to be
splenic fever, very grave malady, and quite
similar to the Texas fever
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a New Hendricks League club.

MADISON, July Especial THE business
of the approaching political campaign has been
commenced here by the formation of the John
Kirk club Of the Hendricks league" The
meeting well attended and great earnest
ness was manifested. The indications are that
every democrat is deeply interested and will
make personal sacrifices for the furtherance of
the democratic cause. w. II. Rogers was elect
ed president, with a full complement of other
officers. The club starts with a membership of
500, which will be largely increased.
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DO Not Like Harrison,

WoRTHINGToN, June 27.-[Special. 1.-The
nomination of Harrison was received here with
but little enthusiasm and that by few hot
headed republicans, and some of them can't
read. The Blaineites are feeling blue, and are
not satisfied with Harrison. The railroad men
say they have not forgot Benny" There are
a number Of greenbackers here who remember
his speech at Martinsville, when he called them
lunatics. 1t is voted very weak nomination
hare
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04
ADVICE 70 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be
used when children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves
the little sufferer at once it produces natural quiet
cherub awakes as bright as a button" II is very
pleasant 10 taste. 1t soothes the child Softens the
gums, allays all pain, relieves wind regulates the
bowels and is the best known remedy for diarrhea,
whether arising from teething other causes.
Twenty-Five cents hattie
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04
The Lafayette Ratification.

LAFAYETTE, July Especial. AFTER ardu-
Gus preparation the republicans made an at
tempt to ratify last night. At the opera house
the Hon. John L. Griffith made strictly-repub-
lican speech, supplemented by a number of
efforts from local orators. Altogether the
be. If Harrison had been present he would not
have been overwhelmed with enthusiasm.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04
Republicans Deserving the PARTY.

DANA, July 1.-TSpeciall-Eugene Hunt
heretofore solid republican, has repudiated
the republican party and viii support Cleve-
land and Thurman. High taxation of the nee
essaries of life does not suit him. S. R. White,
another lifelong republican, a wealthy farmer
and an intelligent gentleman, says that he can
not swallow the platform.
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A Good Selection.

Every democrat in Indiana will be pleased to
learn OF 81 Sheerin's election to the secretary
ship of the national democratic committee. 81
is not only immeasurably popular with the In
diana democracy, but be is also one Of the
shrewdest and most capable politicians in the
entire West. He will prove most valuable
member of the committee in every respect.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04
APoor Year for Hocus.Pocu..

The politicians of both parties who hope to
humbug the workingmen this year with the
protection hocus-pocus may as well under
stand at the beginning of the campaign that
this will be bad year in which to mistake
Johnny Toiler for a fool. He has learned
how to read and cipher as well as vote, and
this year he proposes to do all three to perfec-
tion
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ITnLnE Il
No Mercury,
no Potash,
Or any other Mineral Poison.

It "a Natures Remedy, made exclusively
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It cures MercuriaI rheumatism, Cancer.
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ash or any other remedy have ever used.
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Many persons have catarrh in its first stages
VINO suppose themselves 10 be troubled with
nothing more serious than severe and Stub
porn cold IN the head. Ely's Cream Balm gives
instant relief from colds in the head, and a
thorough treatment viii cure catarrh. For sale
by every druggist in the land.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce.


CHICAGO, July 2-ThOse who ANTICIPATED large
deliveries of wheat this morning were disappointed
Instead of 5000 600 bu there One-tenth of that
or about 100000 bu. The tendency TO help prices
Tor July This option closed Saturday &c under
Aug. II opened &c under Aug, but soon advanced
nearly &c, while Aug. moved up but a fraction,
putting the two futures together at 1886, and later
they were together at 1885, and not full sc apart
Tor the rest OF the forenoon. part OF the general
strength in the pit early was due to cables which
quoted &c better prices at Liverpool There was sc
advance at New York also. After the first hour the
market was an indifferent one at this point The
range for July 10 the close 79lsc, the OPEN
Ing ana lowest prices and &c re the outside
1870 The visible supply figures, posted about noon,
gave decrease in the visible supply OF 9S5000 bu.,
somewhat larger than expected, but not large enough
OF corn were very large this morning, being esti-
mated at about 2,5O0000 bu. On account Of the
character of the holdings the deliveries had firm
ing tendency on the market as the stuff passed from
the hands OF a combination into the hands
OF parties who are likely 10 move the corn.
The decrease in the visible supply large at
1,274,O00 bu. The market for the day marked
BY strength early, with prices about &c higher,
weakness about noon which took prices TO the clos
ing points of last week. and rally at the close to
about the best points of the day. July sold at 47c
10 475sc and closed at45Sc August started 4s1so,
sold at 4S1c down to 4s9is1se and closed at $50
Oats we're very quiet, but the general condition oil
the trade fairly favorable and steady feeling
prevailed. Arrivals were rather small, the deliver
les July contracts were light and there quite
liberal decrease in the visible supply. While other
markets showed steadiness these several influences
had no special effect, owing probably to there not
being much of speculative trade. Fluctuations in
prices were too small 10 be important. 4 compare
lively light trade was reported in the market for
hog products, and the feeling was easy during the
greater portion of the day. The deliveries in July
contracts light, excepting short rib sides, and
had little effect the market. Operators are cacu-
lating increase in the supply of all kinds, in
the monthly statement of stocks on hand, excepting
mess pork and picked meats. Prices ruled lower on
all the lending articles and the market closed quiet
outside figures Contracts transferred at y
61Oc difference per month mess pork, TSc on lard
and nc on short rib sides.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04

EVANSVILLE, June p. -ISpecial.] = The
much talked-of Harrison ratification meeting
took place at the court house this evening.
The principal feature of the occasion was
display of fireworks and the footing of fog
horns. The parade consisted chiefly of young
boys and some colored brethren. The absence
of white voters and leading brethren was con-
spicuously noticeable
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04
Republicans Don,t Like 1t.

RENSSELAER,, June 27.-[Speciall-The re-
publicans here were principally in favor of
Judge Gresham, and consequently are sur
prised and disappointed over the nomination
of Gen. Harrison. The democrats are well
pleased, for they feared Judge Gresham but
they know they defeated Harrison in 1876, and
they feel confident that they can defeat him
again. The whisky plank in the republican
platform is Objectionable to many who have
hitherto voted the ticket.
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The Hendricks club Of this city will adopt
for their campaign badge miniature pair of
blue Jeans pants. The idea was suggested by
the remark of an outspoken republican, who,
when the news of Harrrison's nomination at
Chicago came, remarked, "Well, what in h
do they want to run man for president who
ernOr2o
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04

in their procession. The great event came off
last night, and in point of numbers a fiat fail
nre does not express il. There were just 100 in
line, counting the band and boys. AT the court
tened to the regulation republican talk. The
democrats viii move on their works to certain
victorv
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04
A Reporters Faulty Eyesight.

NoBLEsvILLE, July 1.-ISpecial. THE In
dianapolis Journals reporter says that there
were 5000 people here at the republican ratif-
cation meeting. Competent judges say that
there were quite large number of women and
children out, but nothing near 5000, and as TO
voters, there were probably 500 present.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04

The republican platform takes ground for
the admission of seven new states, all together
not having the half the population of Pennsyl-
yania. They would have fourteen senators to
Pennsylvania's two That is little too much
of the good thing. 1t would reduce the current
Western rates for seats in the United States
senate
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04
spencer County Nominations.

RocKPoRT, July 1.-[special. 1.-The demo-
Gratis of Spencer county met in convention at
Chrisney yesterday and nominated the follow
ing ticket: Representative, Allen j. Paytoni
sheriff, Michael Spaye; clerk, o. F. Howard;
recorder, Henry Bard; treasurer, William
Scwartz; surveyor, j. L. Bryant; coroner, I. r.
Austin; commissioner First district, A. r.
Gentry; commissioner Second district, Henry
D.
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Frirhtfullr battered Up.

WABASH, July Especial. IA man named
Penland was found rightly battered up and
unconscious on the track of the Cincinnati,
Wabash & Michigan road near New Paris. He
was picked up by the section men and taken TO
the village where he now lies in precarious
condition with the chances against recovery.
All his teeth were knocked out and part of one
foot cut off by the wheels of a train.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04

And the peaceful spirit of Uncle Jimmy
Williams looked down and smiled. If such
things are permissible in the shadowy realms
il may have "wunked" a slow, sly, soulful
wink. sc
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A Serious Charge.

LAFAYETTE, July 1.-[Special.l-J. NJ.
Rhodes, who accompanied Miss Amanda Bar
ker here from Covington, was arraigned yester-
day charged with procuring abortion which
caused her death last Wednesday. Evidence
against him so strong that he was bound
over in the sum of 81 900.
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Groceries.

sugars-Hard 714Gsc; standard A, 7971sc; coffee
A, 64g65sc; white extra c, 61&965sci good yellow,
6d61Ec; common to fair, 53s@554c.
MolasSes-New Orleans, new crop, SO95Oc; medium
syrups 33GS5c; choice, 3S945c.
Coffee-COmmon good, 141$6161zc: prime to
choice 171z9I915c; fancy, 2O1E@217c; golden Rio
2l923c; Java 24592s1c Levering's E. L. c. roasted
1870; Schrull & Krags standard 1914 ArbuckleS,
1876.
Miscellaneous-Rice, 515971Sc. Coal oil, s1z814c.
Lake salt, lots, 95@9Sc. Beans. navy, sos 2oi
medium, s. 4092 IS; marrowfat, S393 % Canned
81 5O2 C; peas 81 4O1 30; salmon, pound ,S292 49,
tomatoes, 3-pound, 81 106l 40; sugar-corn, 81 109
/ So Raisins-Crown London layers, new, So 2Od3 -
per boy; Muscatel double crown new, 81 70G2 25.
Prunes, now, 41995c. Currants, 1850
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04

d, Ayers Ssrsaparilla operates radically upon
the blood, thoroughly cleansing and invigor.
ating it. As safe and absolute cure for the
various disorders caused by constitutional
faint or infection, this remedy has no equal
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04
why Harrison Was Nominated.

DANA, June 27.-[Special. l-Col. J. R. Smith,
an alternate to the republican convention, en-
route home, says that Harrison's sole strength
was in his locality; that he. had never demon
strated to the country that he was statesman
in any sense, but Indiana being considered
doubtful gave Harrison the nomination.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, July 2-The market In cloth was
quiet in all departments with the demand and sales
of nominal proportions. Agents announce prices
for autumn prints as follows: Pacific and CQcheco
fancies 61Se Cocheco Madders, 6; Pacific and Coche-
co robes 7c Portsmouth robes &c; Kingston fancy
prints 4tSc; Allen fancies and Madden styles, &c;
NIerrimack and Windsor fancies, SIC; Manchester
fancies SIC; Washington staples, 7ci do Turkey
red robes, he; do furniture SCI viewpoint robes
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04

GORDON, June 80. = The indianapolis
machine viii find it a difficult task to repair
Ben Harrison's fences in this county. There
never was as much dissatisfaction in the re-
publican ranks before, and men who have here
tofore been uncompromising republicans will
not vote for Harrison. Isaac Lahue. the leader
of the labor party in this county, told report
er to-day that he knew of twenty-five republic
cans in his community who would not 90 to the
polls on election dav
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04
The Produce Market.

Shippers paying prices:
Eggs-Fresh, per dozen, 12c-
Butter-Creamery, q; extra choice country, l29
IA; choice, 10c; poor, 6GSc.
Poultry-Hens. &C; spring chickens, 15c;
ROSTERS 3c turkeys toms &c, hens geese SS9S 80
per doz. ducks. &C.
Feathers-Prime geese, S5c; mixed and duck, 2Oc
Rags-Sl per cwt
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04

On the produce exchange to-day the butter mar
ket was steady; creamery, l5gl9c; dairy, lS1SSI7c
Eggs-Steady; fresh eandled, l4@l41Sc.
NEW YORK, July 2-Flour-Receipts, % 4io
pkgs.; exports, $50 bills, 11,649 sacks. Market
fairly active, closing steady sales, 24,575. Wheat
Receipts none exports, 69S3; sales 7,6SS 900 fu-
and firm; options fairly active. closing firm at IA
&c reacng from the best prices; hard SSc to
rive and here delivered; ungraded red, Ss@S914c;
no; red s71z@s7s4c in store and elevator; $50
ss54c b.; s9@s94 delivered; no. ? July s65S9
S71sc closing S71se; Aug, s734@SS S-l6c, closing
s71sc; Sept, SS54@s9l9c, closing see; Oct., $3.50
May, 9799714c, closing s714c. Corn-Receipts, no.
$50; exports 67,576; sales, S,O24ooO futures, and
spot spot lots moderately nsr aeye and steady
S Sloains hrn marry unsrade S asd 5a@sse
g L. '3 Ssi4 sI. dsl dIsaIsf ~, ;si as
541sa55I4c, closing o5c; sept, 55sz@56c' closing
555zc; Oct 5614a5694c, closing 56sSc; Nov. $3.50
56ssc closing 56sSc; Dec. 5254c closing 52s4e.
Oats-Receipts, l7SOOO; exports, IS; sales 275,60O
futures, $4,000 spot. Spot market moderately ac-
tive and steady; mixed Western, 33G3Sc; white
growths nominal at 15c for fair Rio. Physically;
receipts 3,142 pckgs. western 15a17c; Pcrk-Dull;
mess quoted Sl5OO9i5.25 for new and s140O9l425
for old. Cut meats-Quiet and unchanged. mid
dies neglected. Lard-Dul and lower western
steam quoted ss.S75 bid, SS.42% asked; options dull
and steady, closing weak; sales July, S. So@ss2;
Aug, $S.32; Sept. SS.33@S.SJi Oct. $3.50. Butter
Quiet; western, 13ql914c.
CINCINNATI, July .-Cotton-Steady; mid
ding, 10c Flour-In light demand; family, So 650e
$50; fancy S4fd4l5 Wheat-Dull; no. red S5c;
receipts, 500; shipments, 500 Corn-Quiet; no.
mixed, 5O1zc oats-Easy; no. mixed, 34934lsc
Rye-NO 2, Coo. PoTk-Dull; s1425. Lard--In fair
demand; lower; S7S5 Bulk meats-Quiet; short
rib, $3.50. Bacon-In fair demand; short clear,
$500 Whisky-Steady; sales, sos bbls. finished
goods basis of s1.14. Butter-steady; fancy
creamery, SO922c; fancy dairy, 14@l5c. Iinseed
oil-Steady; 20@52c. Sugar-In good demandi "a"
hard refined. T1sG75zc; New Orleans, sc. Eggs
Weaker; 1s@1S12c. Cheese-Firmi prime to choice
Ohio fat 7MSc
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Those "Hearty Congratulations"
fSoufb Rend Times

After doing his level best for more than two
months to secure the defeat of Gen. Harrison
for the presidential nomination, Maj. w. Ii.
Calkins telegraphed the "hero of the hour" as
follows: 81 send you my hearty congratula-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-07-04
Will Vote For Cleveland.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-TSpecial. Several
straight-out republicans here have already de-
clared for Cleveland, prominent among whom
are Marcus Swing, NJ. Snead and the Hon.
Alvin Jones. The democrats here are sanguine
of victory
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Seeds.

Shippers paying prices: Prime clover, s4509475;
prime timothy, 81 1908; extra cleaned blue grass,
l2591 35; fancy $309 40; red top, 70G90c orchard
grass lOMI5c.
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CAMBRIDGE Cry, June 26.-[speciaI. The
domination of Harrison was heard with joy by
the democrats here generally, believing him to
be the very easiest man beaten. He has always