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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-06-26
Indiana Po.tmnster..

WASHINGTON. June 21.-Ispecial. THE fol-
lowing Indiana postmasters were appointed to-
day: Noah Mccormack, vice E. N. Jaboyteux,
removed, Csdiz, Henry county; w. H. Barnes,
vice Belle A. Barnes. resigned, MichigantoBn'
Clinton cou lty.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-06-26
HOUSES FOR THE HOMELESS.
Portable Dwellings For the Flood Sufferers
Twenty Bodies Found.

Portable Dwellings For the Flood Sufferers
twenty Bodies Found.
JoHSsTowS, Pa June 22.-Twenty-four of
the portable houses from Chicago were assigned
TO the same number of :he most destitute fam
lies here to-day. The houses are expected to
reach here tomorrow. carload Of stores
reached here to-day from Pittshurg. They.
with the other necessary furniShment, will be
placed in the portable houses as they are
assigned.
County Treasures Howe today had notices
posted stating that ne would be here July for
the purpose Of collecting taxes. But little of
the property assessed can be found and the
taxpayers left here feel outraged at the post
ing OF the notices. many Of which have been
torn down and destroyed.
The First national and the Johnstown
savings bank resumed business to-day.
Twenty bodies were recovered to-day.
JOHSs1OWS, June 23.-Ihere was no trouble
among the woTkmen here in any way to-day,
and there seems to be general belief that the
ters of the situation. All the saloons in the
place we're closed to-day by order of Gen.
Hastings and there was little or no disorder.
Thirty-two bodies were taken from the wreck
age to-day, the largest number found for sew
eral days Six of those recovered belonged to
one family and were found in one foundation
near their former home.
Besides the bodies, several parts Of human
bodies were found. Owing to the fact that
many bodies recovered to-day were found in
cellars, Gen. Hastings has arranged with Con-
tractor Suppe, resident here, TO put force
Of men to work in looking after the cellars of
the city.
JoHNsTowS, Pa, June 23.-Col. Spangler,
IN charge of the eommissary department. to-day
presented his weekly report to Adjt-Gen
Hastings. The report shows 25,OO0 peo-
pie stlll being daily fed here by
the state, reduction in the
number Of $500 during the week.
Mr.. Spangler recommends the relief money be
turned over to the citizens and that necessary
supplies be purchased from sixteen general
stores and three bakeries now running here. The
report suggests that one-third of the present
commissaries be abolished Wednesday next
The town clerk of Cambria borough has Just
completed list showing In that place alone
325 houses have been entirely swept away; not
even a trace of them can be found.
The bodies of two women, child and a
Chinaman were found to-day.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-06-26
A Troublesome Customer.
louisville Times.l

From the number of apologies that do not
apologize and the number of explanations that
do not explain. Ii seems that Mrs. De La Hunt
is giving this administration great deal of
concern.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-06-26
Whnt Indinnn Needs.
Ichicago Nevs.l

If there is any one thing that Indiana needs
tions. The vile methods systematically en-
ployed in that state TO prevent the will Of the
people have thrown q stigma upon its good
name which is very harmful
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-06-26
He Rant the PREACHER.

NEW YORK, June 24-George B. Dean, the
lightning calculator" was to-day convicted OF
grand larceny In the first degree. He obtained
1900 from the Rev. George II. Chappell, q
methodist minister, in game of faro.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-06-26
NAV surv,v. th. Night.

LANCASTER. June PA report was current
that Gen. Camsrou is dead, but fl without
foundation. He is rapidly sinking this even
ing, but he may survive the night
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-06-26
1t Dominates the situation
TTerre Hsute Gasette.l

In The INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL the de.
mocracy of Indiana has Q champion Of which
it may well be proud--e paper that in the field
of political discussion dominates the situation.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-06-26
sinking slowly.

CLEVELAND, o., June PA dispatch from
Fremont at II o'clock tonight reports Mrs.
Hayes condition as practically unchanged She
is still sinking slowly.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-06-26
Ten Thou.,nd Were Io.t

JoH'sTowy. Pa, June 22.-All the local
physicians met accidentally at the Bedford-st.
hospital last night. They represented all parts
of the stricken city, and after discussing the
calamity, al joined in the conclusion that not
3 soul less than 10000 people were lost in the
food. On account of the general knowledge Of
the people possessed by the physicians the es-
innate is looked upon as reliable.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-06-26
shnnIdn,t Comnlain.
IHarper's Bszar. !

[Harper's Bszarl
Cobwigger-"My doctors bill was something
enormous"
Brown--'So you didn't have your pains for
nothing"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-06-26
A state of Things.

Fort Wayne JournaL1
the president
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28
FOREIGN.

LONDON. Eng. Captain Wissmann
telegraphs that Henry NJ Stanley arrived
at Mhwahawa Nov 10th
RGO JANEIR0 THE Provisional Govern
ment has issued a decree establishing un-
iyersal suffrage throughout the republic
BESIDES Stanley, all the European mem
bers Of the expedition and the mission
aries. have arrived at Mhwahawa.
lLoNDoN. Mr.. MeKinnon head Of the
Emin Pasha relief committee, has received
q cable dispatch from Henry NJ Stanley
announcing his arrival at Mhwapwa and
stating that he expects 10 reach Zanzibar
in four or FIVE days Mr.. Staney's dis
patch also states thaC he had made the i'm
portant discovery that there is an extern
eion Of Lake Nyanza.
SAN FRANCISCO. Adyices received by
steamer up to October Goth say that a
serious epidemic of measles in Chill car
ried off upward Of six hundred children in
July and August
CANADIAN officers discovered that this
year over 3 900 barrels of American whisky
have been Struggled into Canada and the
government is the loser by 800 900 in
revenue One hundred and seventeen bar
rels OF contreband whisky have been
seized
BERLrN. a syndicate of Berlin banks
has secured a presumption for 10000, 900
marks. half of which will be for compen-
sation Of all the buildings on the Schloss
Freiheit-Strasse, with the view Of fulfill
ing the desire of Emperor William to
build a monument to his grandfather ON
the site The syndicate intends to form a
lottery Of 100000 marks. with prizes
amounting TO 10000 900 marks
Henry F. VALANCE, a London law
yer has been debarred for telling his eli
emit to what country he should flee after
committing a crime, without danger of
extradition The court, in striking his
name from the roll. took occasion to draw
a sharp distinction between "A lawyer
duty to his client in defending him when
on trial, and his duty to the court when
appealed to by an offender to aid his es-
cape before trial.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28
CRIME.

Sr. JosEpH. No. Robert Crockett, one
of the most noted conterfeiters in the
west. is under arrest here for showing
excellent counterfeits of s. bills The Off
GERS are on the track of an accomplice Of
Crockett
THE sleuth hounds of the law have beer
following A. J Reynolds, who is wanted
at Springfield H., to answer 10 fifteen I'M
dictments for pension frauds He has
been captured at Chicago, and was
taken to Springfield by United States
Marshal Marsh.
ODESSA. 1t is reported IN official circles
that secret negotiations have been opened
for the cession of portion of Turkish
Armenia to Russia i'm return for the can
ceiling of the Turkish war indemnity.
TOPEKA, Kas The twenty-seyen Ste e.
ven. county men who composed the mob
which year ago murdered the sheriff of
Stevens county in No Mans Land during
the Woodsdale-Hugoton couuty-sedt war
were arranged before Judge Foster of the
United States District court on Monday,
United States Attorney Addy made appi-
cation for further removal to the United
States court for the eastern district OF lex
as Indictment. having been returned
against them by the grand jury there.
Attorneys for the defense resisted the APP
pHcation ON the ground that the Texas
court had NO jurisdiction over No Man $
Land. The defense argued that that terri
tory was under the jurisdiction of no
court This question Is an extraordinarily
important one, inasnueh as II affects the
title of the United States to No Man $
Land and the validity of several Indian
treaties made many years ago. Argument
ON all the questions will continue for two
or three weeks
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28
LATEST NEWS CONDENSED.
GENERAL NOTES.

UNIVERSAL suffrage has been pro-
claimed in Brazil by the new republic.
The farmers in the vicinity of Hiawa-
tina, Kas., are burning corn for fuel, find
ing it to be cheaper than coal.
PHILADELPHIA is said to be the great
est novel reading city in the country. The
fayorites are Dickens, George Eliot, +. p
Roe, Black and Onida, in the order named
COLUMBUS, ONO. Marquis. the late
democratic candidate for lieutenant Cover.
nor. has decided TO contest the election
Of the republican candidate
SAN Francisco, CAL.-Ihe first fast
mail train reached here Tuesday morning
on time A number Of postotiice and rail
road officials met it at the depot. There
is great rejoicing in this city over the in
PRODUCTION of the fast mail service.
ABOUT 200 pounds Of quartz was taken
from the gold mines in Michigan the other
day valued ut $4,000 Assays of three
samples Of the quartz showed some of il
to be some Of the richest ever taken from
an American mine,
BISMARCK. i'm the joint session
Thursday Gilbert A. Pierce. was formally
elected United States senator He made
an appropriate speech Of acceptance A.
soon as the joint assembly dissolved John
son men in the house attempted TO force
the vote for a second senator. but the
motion to adjourn prevailed. Johnson
strength is thought to be waning and
Ordway coming up.
Mn. ANDREW You've the writer Of the
religious song. There is a Happy Land,
Fai, Far Away, is still alive a man 81
years Of age, vigorous in mind and body,
and having all that sympathy for children
without which il is impossible to influence
the little ones for good. It is about fifty
wears since these words were written to
the music u an Indian air, and they have
since been translated into nineteen Ian
guages.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

TuF Lawrence Bank of Pittburgh. Pa,
has suspended PAYMENT.
~ s,u,-,r.,, D., c,slat manufactures of
,,,..,,ria,'' n \ y has ossigned with
i l,i;i'''' a,ti,,,atod 81 s75 0O6
''r' ~ ~ ", -. - n ,,.,,r,.t
l'E crane W S VEIN, ii'Sle' N""'l I'M
t"- I'[ INITIAL ''t'' ~ ~ 5o0 hoye filled
Win E,l;Iitias pot known
an r..-............t,t;l
IN thG villages OF georgetown anu N'l,,-
oiet93n. Mnh' ABOUT eighteen nm, lni'gs noIlit
q l9oreheaa' PreN"ils " Vloleil loIlu -
dltph theria' i2lty-iQ,uf case oG I g =,
W ednesday' maNiug siiA'S-h'e III "''' po'n
places are QnafehIine'. ,........4.....
VIENN' n IiGa'i anu ;,lyg>>'',,: ms ~.
nave ''1s'' moo" IL, ~ Iie l'Nc' N''"'i'i ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28
Mexican Products and Exports.

WASHINGTON, Thomas Ryan. United
States Minister to Mexico, in report to
the Department Of State on Mexican pro-
ducts and exports says The productions
of sugar. corn, and wheat are remarkably
small; the average value of the sugar is
about 81 cents per pound, and the eX-
ports thereof "a cents per pound, aggre-
eating only 5l07276, said to be the most
inferior grade The average value of the
coffee product is % cents per pound, about
oue-half of which is exported at a value of
1919 cents per pound, and the value of the
Heuneluen (hemp) export is more than
twice the combined value OF the entire
export of sugar coffee, wheat and extile
Oibrel.
The native sugar product coming into
the City OF Mexico has steadily decreased
from S,5S4, sos Kilograms in 1884 to A.
6Sl 2O7 Kilograms in 1883, There has
been a steady increase in beef consumption
i'm the capital. from 80, 75l beeves slaugh-
tered in 1878 10 50, DIS slaughtered in 1888
and am increase of mutton consumption
from ~, OBJ i'm 1878 to lob. 263 in 1888
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28
A nnrrIer to Americnn Enternrl.e.

1t becomes an interesting question to
what neutrals this trade would go in other
words, who would buy the British vessels
This is easily answered 1t would 90 to
those states that have capital to invest.
and whose law admit foreign-built vessels
to their registry The United States
would, Of course. be excluded on the latter
ground No American citizens can obtain
an American register for a vessel built
abroad; and though he can acquire sucn q
vessel and carry the American flag there
on he cannot bring her to a home port
with "a cargo Even if he chose to buy
vessel under these conditions. and employ
her in trade between foreign ports, her
status in time of war without a register
with no paper. indeed but an authenticated
bill for sale. would be so unsatisfactory
that few Americans would be willing to
invest money on these conditions. The
carrying trade of England would. therefore,
60 to Belgium, to Holland, to Denmark, to
Sweden, perhaps to Italy, most of which
would be neutral, and none of which pre-
scribes any conditions for vessels of foreign
construction except, as in Holland, a small
tax upon naturalization
Whatever may be the merits Of our nav
irAlbAl la NliNitl bLhlllldif
and however necessary they may be to pro-
tect the ship-builders and the iron and
steel interests in this country from foreign
competition, it must be Confessed that in
such contingency as we are now suppos-
ing. there would be perfectly unjustit-
able barrier to American enterprise. 1t is
said that in snch state Of things they
would be suspended Very likely: but
when; A matter of this kind is not a
thing of weeks and months it Is a thing
of days and hours Suppose that the favor
able moment should arise when Congress
was not in session. The opportunity
would be gone long before Congress met;
by the time it had passed an enabling act
the acquisition Of this trade by the Swedes,
the Dutch, the Belgians, and the italians
would be q matter of ancient history. Ii
Is, to say the least, an exremenly short
sighted policy to leave such a restriction
IN the statutes with q provision for execu-
tive suspension upon such an opportunity
as we are now considering. From 'Amerl-
can Commerce in am Anglo Continental
War, by Professor j. r. Solely. r. S. A.
in November ScrIbner
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28

trict (St. Paul) Dennis Eagan, Of Florida,
to be collector Of internal revenue for the
district Of Florida; Ross Gufin, Of Mis-
souri,, to be surveyor Of customs for the
port Of Kansas City, Mo; Augustus Shaw.
Of Indiana, 10 be deputy third auditor OF
the treasury.
Consul PARrELLo, Of Dusseldorf, re-
ports to the state department that the
Krupp gun works completed and tested a
gun which carries a proiectile weighing
1900 podnds at a distance Of twelve
miles firing two shots per minute and using
700 pounds Of powder The projectile on
test pierced nineteen inches Of armor
and passed / 300 yards beyond the target.
The gun weighs l35 tons and several more
Of the same size are being constructed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28
The Sea, Of Pain and Pleasure.

The nervous system, often suTersA dimtautlon OF
yiEor, and causes mental annoyance. and even
positive disturbance without disease in the SEN
torium itself It acts as a mere reflector, IN many
cases, Of lnaction in the stomach, and eonse'
eueuuy o. incomplete assimilation Of the food by
tae blood This Of course weakens IL, IN common
with Che rest OF the tissues, sud renders 4 ices
...a Ia hear without suffering an ordinary STRAIN
tna. would make no impression upon strong
.,ryas no supply q deficit Of strength. and rem
. il supersen~isiN ness In the nerves incident t'
a,k Of vieay ~, ,etter's Stomach biilefs Il la
Estrcr lGnrfed ths any mere neryiue or slmp,s
uulc, since the OF ring u rs use, COMP ete 90
-a.ti1p IL The tirl aus aud ,arly parent q nerve
luyCt ana quietut MRlariAl tacAs, FAeatltt'
tistn. bowel liver kidney complaints snccumo
10 me Buffers.
Fire broke 81 81 The tenth floor Of the
Western Juim uI.dns at New lorS.
but the blaze Is soon under control
Loss. $4,000
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28

~. 567, 958 more than the previous year
IRoN is rolled so then at the Pittsburg
Iron Mills that 1000 sheets are required
TO make single inch in thickness. Light
shines through one Of these sheets as
readily as it does through CREASED tissue
paper.
THE reported revolution in Brazil
would attract more attention but for the
unsettled condition Of the base ball prob
lem The public mind cannot wrestle sue
cessfully with more than one great topic at
time
The production of Bessemer steel ingots
in the United States during 1886 was O.
269. 100 gross tons. On rails the output
was computed at .5G5, 410woss tons. The
production Of Besscmer steel ingots in 1896
was 698, $40 tons more than that Of 1888,
while the production Of rails had increased
by SOP 939 tons
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND, Of st. Paul,
testifes to the remarkable successes Of the
high license Jaw in Minnesota. II has re-
duced the number Of saloons In 81. Paul
about two-thirds, and drinking generally
has been so much diminished that the dis
tilers and brewers are becoming alarm
ed As the Archbishop is one Of the most
indefatigabe Temperance reformcr5 in the
country. his testimony in this matter is
valuable.
TnE Sugar Trust suit was test ease, ON
which the combines Of the country rec
ognized that their salvation depended,
Nobody doubts now that the higher tribu
mails will sustain the decision Of the New
York Supreme Court if the matter should
90 to them on appeal Most of the other
States have law suits similar 10 those Of
New York in this matter and the public
demands that they be enforced. The
have had their day.
TuE project for a union of the Central
American nations, which has just passed
through its preliminary stages, would be
an extremely wise one to adopt. Separ
ately these States are weak; but united,
with % uniform revenue and monetary
system, with trade between all the meme
bers Of the union free, and with "a common
Executive MI Of which are provided for
in the scheme which is now under con
sideration that region promises 10 WELD
more influence in the affairs of the world
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28

The report Of the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue shows the aggregate re-
ceipts for the fiscal year, ending June 80,
1889, to be $3.50, 894, 434, an increase Of
~. 5G7 .958 more than the previous year.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28

IRoN is rolled so then at the Pittsburg
Iron Mills that 1000 sheets are required
TO make single inch in thickness. Light
shines through one Of these sheets a.
readily as it does through CREASED tissue
manor
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28

THE reported revolution in Brazil
would attract more attention but for the
unsettled condition Of the base ball prob
lem. The public mind cannot wrestle sue
cessfully with more than one great topic at
a Ernn
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-25
Dyspepsia and Liver COMPLAINT.

ny NfNFsA0 anu f4'StT OUW FIaINt.
Is it not worth the small price of IS cents to
free yourself Of every symptom of these dis.
tressing complaints. ii you think so cal! at ouv
store aa3 get n bottlo of Sbiloh's Vitalizer.
Every bottle has printed guarantee on it, use
accordingly. and il it does you no good it will
cost you nothing. Sold by 5. G Isaman 4 Co
Lewiston. Idaho.
We have speedy and positive Cure for
CatsTsh, Diphtheria, Canker Mouth and
Headache, in SHILOA'S CATARRH
REMEDY. A Nasal Injector free with each
bottle. IRE it if yon desire health ard sweet
breath. Price 80 cents. Sold by g
Isaman 4 Co. Lewiston, Idaho
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-25
TEE o. n. & NJ. DECLINE.

NEW York, April 1.-THE sharp de-
cline in the price Of Oregon Railway h
Navigation stock at the exchange yester-
day and Monday has raised the suspicion
that some manipulation is being directed
against that property and its friends.
The real origin of the rumors is said to
be the unsettled relations of the Northern
Pacific and Union Pacific 10 regard to
the lease Of the Oregon Navigation by
Oregon Short Line made in 1887. Il is
generally believed that when the lease
was made the Union Pacific expected the
Northern Pacific would assume joint
Inability. The negotiations in this direc.
ton never reached completion. They
are believed to be delayed BY the hostile
sttitude Of two directors Of the Northern
Pacific, who are creditors, with desire
to secure reduction 10 the rate Of the
guarantee to the Oregon Navigation
under the joint lease, and the suspicion
has been created that the Union Pacific
is disposed to utilize the complications Of
the situation 10 order to relieve itself Of
tho single responsibility. The Oregon
Navigation people claim the lease to the
~
Oregon Short Line can stand any test in
the courts
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-25
Paruell And His lawyers,

LONDON, April l7.-Parnell has en-.
gagged Sir Charles Russell, Mr.. Asquith
and Arthur Russell to conduct the libel
suit brought BY him against the Times
The trial takes place in London in the
autumn. The specific charges agains,
the Times are: 1t published fac sim.
lie Of a letter dated April, 1887, falsely
ascribsd to Parnell, aud other letters
during the trial OF O'Donnell vs. Walter
among them the Kilmainham letters be-
ginning Dear E." which the Times,
subsequent to the trial, called genuine.
Paruell will insist that the case be con-
fined to the subject at i,sue of forgeries
and that all questions Of a political nature
be excluded.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-25
HOW TO HELP YOUR TOWN.

Order your dry goods from San
Francisco. Buy of peddlers as often
and as much - possible. Obtain the
services Of some minister who lives ip =
bigger town and has bigger salary,
and let the home minister live on saw
dust aud pine needles. Its fashionable
you know. Glory in the downfall Of
some man who has done much to build
up the place. Keep every cent you get
and don't do anything Of public nature
unless you can make something out Of it
directly. IF stranger comes to down
tell him everything is overdone and pre-.
dict . general crash Of the town in the
near future. II you arc = merchant,
don't advertise in the home papers, but
buy . rubber stamp and use that-it
may save few dimes, and make the
paper look As IL it was published BY
amaturs, in . one horse town. IF you
are a farmer, curse the town whore you
trade as the meanest place on earth
talk this to your neighbors--make them
believe the business men are all robbers
aud thieves-it will make your property
more valuable.-Er.