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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18
Sugar Beets IN Indiana.

COLUMBUS, March 13.-[special. IAN
experimental test WAS made last year of
growing sugar beets in Bartholomew
county. The government furnished the
seed through j. l. Irwin. Several fine
specimens were grown by farmers and
sent tn the government chemist, who
analysed them with excellent rasults.
This seed was procured from Germany.
Mr.. Irwin has now received supply of
sugar beet seed from France, which is
being distributed out among farmers to
test its adaptability to be grown in this
climate and soil, with a view 10 establish
ing sugar-refning mandatory here.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18

ROCKVILLE. March 12.-[Special. Mrs.
]. @. Starke, living nine miles east, and
one of the oldest residents of the county
died with pneumonia today. She leaves
a widower. large family of children and
many relatives and friends to mourn her
loss. Many new cases of pneumonia are
reported in the county.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18
A Life Sentence.

LEBANON, March Is. Especial j
Beachem. the big, burly negro. who re-
Gently killed George Warburton at the
poor farm over a quarrel about a chair,
was found guilty of murder and imprison-
ment for life accompanied the verdict.
He will not be sentenced until the Judge
disposes of the motion for a new trial.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18
Other Miracle. of Elisha.

There are several miracles wrought by
Elisha, which do not come within the les
son text, but which are necessary to a
complete view of Elisha's character and
work.
/. He made healthful the poisoned
pottage.
2. He feed 100 men with 20 small
oriental loaves or cakes.
8. He caused the lost axe head to
swim.
4. He foretold a famine, thus aiding
the Shunammite.
Note In all these miracles (1) They were
all for others, ana not for himself. The
prophetic power was used unseltishly.
2. They were for the confirmation of
the authority and influence of Elish. and
thus for the advance ment of religion.
They were Gods signal and seal to the
words of his prophet.
3. They were proof of the personal
existence and present power of God.
Acts OF this kind can only be performed
by person, not by an impersonal power
that makes for Righteousness" 1t is diff
cult now, it was more difficult then, TO
convince people Of the existence and the
character OF the true God
4. They were expressions of the good
and love OF God. They were for the COM
fort and help of those in trouble. The
God who did these things in special cir
Gums ances was always good and loving
in the ordinary ways Of his providence.
5. They were for an example to the
people, city set on hill, to lead them
to cherish all kindness and helpfulness to
others
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They Want EInmhenux.

ANDERSON, March l3.-Ispecial. 1.-The
people of Summitvil'e, Alexandria, Ches-
terfield and other towns of this county
are preparing to test the constitutionality
of the law made by the late legislature
prohibiting natural gas from being burned
in fambeaux for lighting private lawns as
we'll as public streets. An appealed case
is being prepared and will be submitted to
the supreme court.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18
yyintrv Rridal Flowers.

COLUMBUS, March 11.-[Special. Lucas
Covert. ST., and Mrs. Mary Isentrager were
two years of age and is quite wealthy, own
ing a fine farm in the eastern part OF this
county. The bride is forty-seven years
old and was divorced from her first hus-
band
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18
CRITICALLY ILL.
Representative Joseph II. Gsnt Believed to
BE beyond Recovery.

COLUMBUS, March 12.-[special. Rep
resentative Joseph +. Gent arrived in this
city from Indianapolis in bad condition
last night. He was taken suddenly i'll.
His condition is very critical. His family
are now in Florida. They were wired last
bad night and is no better this morning.
Physicians have given up all hopes of his
recovery
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18
mily Poisoned.

MARTINsvILLE, Ind, March 14.-The
family of Edward Moore, prominent
farmer living several miles south of this
city, was taken suddenly and severely i'll
last night. A physician was called. and
he states that they were poisoned in some
unknown manner Two of their children
will die. The other three are seriously i'll,
but may recover.
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character Of the ailment indicated poison
ing. Early this morning Mrs. Lizzie
Woods, Ione of the family, died in horri-
bic agony. The remaining four members
of the family, although improved, are by
no means ont of danger. The cuase OF
their fatal sickness was the consumption
Of cheese which was today analysed and
found TO be moldy.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18
Death inthe Ball Room.

EVANSVILLE, March 1l.-[Special. J.
While at dance this evening Henry
Schwartz, prominent ieweler, who came
here from Cincinnati. dropped dead of
heart disease. He was fif y years old and
leaves wife. He servedin the confederate
army as q cantain
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JEFFERsoNvnLE, March l1.-ISpecial. j
Mrs. Nat Beck, to quiet her young child
while standing at the j., M. & 1. station
this afternoon, threw a shawl over its
head. Hearing no sound from the infant
few moments later she uncovered Its
face only tofind that it had been smothered.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18
Almost -Four Score.

MARTrNsvnLE, March 13.-[Special. J.
Mrs. Mary Downey, living a few miles
west of this city, celebrated the seventy
ninth anniversary of her birth yesterday
by giving fine dinner to a number of her
friends. Mr.. Downey is still living and
both are in fairly good health.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18

stepped out of the wav of an approaching
train only to be struck by another coming
in an opposite direction. His body was
hurled into the creek below and went to
the bottom. Fishermen caught the re-
mains with drag net near the Ohio river.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18

ties of our lives, to the joys and hopes of
the Christian life, to the fullness of the
promises of God. For opened eyes mean
more faith, greater courage, larger hope,
nobler life. and peace that passeth under
standing.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18
Deaths In Clay County.

BRAZIL, March 11.-[special.] William
Waters, resident of Carbon, died last
night of cancer Of the liver, aged eighty
seven years. He was the oldest citizen of
the place.
Isaiah Colvert. for thirty-fve years past
a citizen OF Clay county, died yesterday of
general debility, at his home near Ash
boro, aged sixty-six years.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18
Another Pioneer Crosse. the River

FRANKLIN, March 13.-John Byers, aged
seventy-seven years. died last night at his
home in White River township. He was
one of the old pioneers of the county,
having settled here in 1922. Several years
ago he suffered paralytic stroke, since
which time he had been in poor health
and on the decline over since. He was
man much respected and has numerous
friends to mourn his demise.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18
Rspublionns Condemn Hovev.

RUsHvILLE, March 13.-[Special. 1.-The
republicans here privately condemned Gov
ernor Hoyey's veto message of the fee and
salary bill. They say it was too plain an
attempt 10 make political capital and at
the same time he reflected upon our
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18
A Boy killed by a Train

JEFFERsoSvrLLE, March 11.-[special. J.
Ira g. Scott. a fifteen year old boy of this
city, while attempting to cross the Silver
creek railroad bridge this afternoon.
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[. S. AYRES & co.

county officers and antagonized the state
platform. His party workers are gener..
ally displeased.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18
Death from Eating Moidy Cheese.

LoeASsPoEr, March l3.-[special. Last
Wednesday evening the family Of John
Geppinger of this city, after partaking of
supper was taken violently sick. The
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18
Not Nue. of Her.
rno-.~.ows. R,a.>t 4

she-"Mis- Rodney always looks well
for one who has so little to dress on"
He-"Yes, she is rather thin"
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Note and Comment

Time.-Probably between B. c. 800 and
S84. Whether before or after the events
OF the last lesson is uncertain.
Place.-Samaria, the capital. and
Dothan, small city twelve miles to the
north. Here Joseph was sold by his
breihren (Gen. xxxvii, IL, etc.
Rulers.-Jehoram, king of Judah F;
Jehoram, king of Israel; Benhadad ii,
king of Syria.
Helps over Hard Places.-8. The king
of Syria Benhadad ii, Narred: sent row
ing bands for plumber and to weaken his
enemy. 1t was kind of guerilla warfare.
9. Beware that thou pass not such a
place do not 60 there and expose your
self; or, do not pass over it, but guard it.
The Syrians are come: are coming. Such
was their plan. IL. Sore: Exceedingly.
Which of US is for the king of Israel: as
their plans were known only to the
leaders, he was sure that some ore of
them must be traitor. II. Elisha
telleth the king: they must have learned
this from some of their captives or
the men of Israel with whom they
came in contact. Is. He is in
Dothan: (see place. IA. A great
host: great comparatively, for such
a purpose. II. The mountain was full of
uOicCc anu iOJo va bhC A1OOAboAil
was the hill on which Dothan was stu
ated. The Svrians were on the surround
ing hills. The space between them and
Elijah was filed with the unseen defend
ers. The chariots of fire were symbols of
the angels and spiritual beings, and secret
forces of nature, which are always around
Gods people. Is. When they: the
Syrians. Smote them with blindness: the
word means not complete blindness, but a
dazed and bewildered vision that could
not see things as they were. Elijah could
not lead host of totally blind people
twelve miles. When Elisha, in the next
verse, says that This is not the way,
neither is this the CITY," he spoke the
plain. simple truth. Dothan was not
Elisha's city, nor was it possible. defended
as Elisha was, for them to find him there.
He took them to his home city, and they
found there the man they were seeking.
The fact that they did not understand how
it was to be done, and imagined some
other way, does not destroy the fact that
Elisha told them the plain, exact truth.
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Susan. mother of Andrew Shroyer: Gather.
inc widow of George Rarig; minors of George
A. Foster; Martha. widow of William smith;
Annie, widow OF John Goppinger; Rachel,
widow of Leason Hoover; Elizabeth. widow of
John Martin Linz; Louisa j., widow of Nelson
Hunt; Amanda, widow Of Jonathan Clay;
Lydia, widow of William R Ballah.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18
ReYiaed Xerslon.

(a) Coming,
(b) Nay.
(c) See.
ID Was round about.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18

~ rheumatism, Kidney Pains. and Muscular
n A Weakness relieved In one minute BY the
" Cuticurs An.i-Pain Plaster. CSC.
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Indiana Pensions.
ORICINAT.

mares IaIi, aaron haWes, george u, w.
lam II. Hartley Leonidas Z. BelkDap, James
C. Essngton, Frank A. Danbury. David r.
Grubaugh, John w. Enbody, George w. Hite,
TaImon L. Cross, William ii. Grifis. Casino
o. Curtis, George w. Manor, Henry Nolmann,
Christopher Gurtner. Thomas Fitzgerald,
David Comins, James Currens, Henry G. Bug
bee. Abraham Farmer. George w. Houston,
Henry ID. Hamilton, Perry Giliand (deceased)
Isaac Claxton, Hamilton Kelly. Rodolphus
Judah, James X. Bishop, James w. Raymond
(deceased), Enooh II. Jones, Charles s. Cooney,
Jnmes Fl. Bowles.
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ORIGINAL. WIDOWS. ETC.

Henry Z. Hassenplug.
REISSUE AND INCREASE.
William Hurel!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-08
Indian Affairs.

Last night General Miles at Pine Ridge
Agency received Information Of the killing,
near the bottle camp, G! Lieut.. Casey, Of
the Twenty seoond Iaiantry, wao had ver-
turel too ueer the savages. Ger. Brooke, Sho
sa1t this Information, also reports heavy
i7iug IN the direction Of the hostile camp,
aoG is is eUapos, d thet the Indians have a.
.2cksd division Gtt5e troops o., fired upon
9 passing train.
President Ra,r;=oa hsa directed lie Sec
rotary .! War 10 Investigate the condition
Of the Si3ux, sna 10 sec that troops are
masard 10 rha IuJieu cauntry for the pro-
!ectiou # t5e eDctss sad the settler.
There il much friction between the War
and G8tefior Dspastmente as to the p:opar
method q DIT Ing with .he Iadian problem.
II s thought ne tronole may result in the
RESIGNATION Of secretary NOZZLE.
The Assistant Coum!ssioner of I3cian
Affairs las been directed to proceed &c the
Indian Territory and pay the Creeks the
800 000 euthorz:3 by the Las. Congress for
lsud.
The removsl Of Colonial Fossythe seams TO
have been tha result OF a Misunderstanding
all around ana was largely due to tie Presi-
dents Sentimental regrets that aDJ eiood
Should have Dsen saed or tGae women enc
children saoud haze osea Killed when the
troops we're unexpectedly STACKED ard
could oul9 defend themselves by frir into
the crowd of IaGians where women aud
children were Mingled With the men.
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Row in the Nebraska Legislature.

LINCOLN, Nsb.. Jan. s ALI doofa OF Rep
rasentativa Hal! were closely guarded TIL;
u,or1iag and pcne mt members of the Leg
i.laturs and State officers we're admitted
The a,l.suce members took possession OF the
House OF Eve O'Clock in the morning They
placed the Speaker in the chair and put q
cofdon o; assistant sergeant s-at-arms around
him.
Wash Lieut.. Gov. Mickej,hn appeaied
be @aa not allowed 10 take his seat. At 9
O'Clock tie Speaker Issued Cd order tor the
arrest OF the Lieutenant Governor on the
charge CT misconduct il office and breach CT
tie peace TIE Lieu.enaut Governor defed
the Officer sad was OF taken into custody.
Gov Thayer has ordered cut a com any Of the
National Guards and they hare stacked Sims in
corridors OF the capitol.
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g.tsuDt nncv be mado to call 1t up in the
mcruing hour OF that body tc-ncrroH. zen.
Leo vas wI,ch.ug for al opportunity to-day
20 csii ~ the bIii 10 allow thG Falls Church
and Pose ~ so Railroad 10 cess through the
,,oysrur1eut reservation at Arlington.
Senator Stanford OF California received q
cispatch this N 1rn;ag TO the ttf.c5 that he
had oeeu unanimously nominated for re-
lection by the republican caucus OF the leg
is.s,use Q! bis STATE. There had never been
aos doubt TIA. this would De 80 since the
election OF the legislature, as the republican
msj9riy Ia that body was elected b7 MIR.
Sanford.
Elliot F. 3 aukenbsker OF IL Dchburg, Va.
1as to-day appointed storekeeper aud
eauger in he Internal revenue SERVICE
AS stated in previous paragraph, hr. hoaf
t-lls newspaper men thst the Force bill Is deSd
but it is well known that he and the other more
pronounced South baters in Congress and MT
John = Davenport have bein in consultation ioI
several days past Cd that bill, and the prevalent
opinion al the CapitCl to-day on the su5jtc; !:
that the bill viii o. be dead until after another
and a more revolutionary attempt snail hsVe
| been made TO pass it and shall have failed
Tho 70 loving IS The only change in the fourth
| Bonds Mill, Wise county, !. 7. Hayes sppointec
postmaster, vice ". Sttdham, resigned
The receipts at the Treasury to-day from inter
nal revenue and customs amounted TO nearly ONT
million seven Hundred thoDs4n dollars Thl
shows the rate at which the people Of the county
| are pillseed by and for the benefit OF the repubi
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Foreign News.

PARIS, Jan. s.-The death OF Ceiine
Monta,ard, the actress, s announced.
LONDON, Jsn. S.--Cable messages re-
ceiysd here from Baenos Asres to-day an
nouace tbs. revolution bes broken cut 10
Chill.
BERL1a, Jan. S--Tha FrankJurter Zsitung
today announces that the Grand Duke CT
Msck!enturg- sctwatio. Frederick Francis
III, has of,rsd Prince Bismarck the Pfesi'
aeacy the Ministry of the Grand Ducoy
CT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Prince BIZ
msIck is said to have declined he Grand
Dnke's oGs-. According to the atory'
Empe5or William, upon hea,ing OF the pro
poasI, abandoned his proposed visit 10
Cannes.
GLASGOW, jan. S-rhcush the railroad
direcsors Rave repeatedly announced thai
the strike vas practically over, there are IL
this neighborhocd still about six Thousand
men Gu on strike.
LONDON, ] IN. S-Ac,ordiog to dispatch
to tie Exchsogs Telegraph Company, Sir
Maurice asely, il an ntsrv!es, said that
,be Bjioens conference had not baen pre-
duo;.ve ofaag dsA ,its results.
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TELEGPAPgIC RREYITIEs.

Ham a. Tuttie, republican, was sworn
in as Governor OF New Hampshire this
morning with the usual ceremonies.
Il is sa;,; that NJ. Psrne.l will make an
imp oriaat STA EN- ant on Sunday next in
ths a3diess which ha is to deliver at
Limerick.
cycloca passed east of Sherman, Texas,
yesterday at erncon. Several houses wers
blowo Gowa, al infant waa killed and four
adults feTiously wounded
samnel McGlennep, employed at the
Uaion mills, lit Balston Spa, n. Y. wss
yesterday drawn between two hot cylinders
snd crushed auG roasted to death.
Wliie working Oh q church tower at Ian.
cea.sr, Pa, today, the scsf,ldirg broke
ani three men wars thrown TO the ground,
distance Of 80 ieet. All were fatally in
jured.
IL said ;5at a Wednesdays meeting of
the American G sss Cos executive CON-
mi,!ee IL Pitt-bn;g, action vas taken which
NJ cans p!scsice II the ebandon nens OF that
gigantic enterprise.
Four man 10 wagon drawn by an un-
manageable horse, were last night struck
by an linoi. Ce1tra! train at Chicago and
ors mau was instantly killed. end the three
others fatally injured.
Il ia ssid in Pittsbu7g, thst nineteen OF
tue laadiog table glass manufacturers OF
Pennsylvania and West Virginia have form
ca combine with the object of avoiding
waste o. money during dull seasons.
Bitterly cold weather now prevails in
Paris snd is causirg much distress amorg
the poorer olasaes. Tae bodies of three per
soas who had been frtzan to death during
the night ware piaked NJ in he streets this
morning.
TIE republican nembsls of both branches
Of the California legislature held caucus
lat aigh', snd unanimously re-aominated
Leland St0nford for u s Senator. Demo
Gratis decided 20 give their complimentary
vote to Stephen 81 White.
Aiviaes from the Caroline Islands state
thai he natives have killed 300 Foreigners
iGcuaiog $50 Spanish SELLERS and have
looted srd bu-ned lie housss of ell shs
missionaries st Ponopi. The natives of the
waoie group are ezcited and more nassacres
are feared.
Trouble is reported in Chill because the Presi-
dent will not call Congress to pass some laws
which, it is said, would b. concessions to the low
er ola:ses.
Tie village OF s,ri ne feid Centre, at the head of
otsego Lake, New Yors, WAS in flames at 1920
p m. to-day. Aid has been sent.
Ex-Psesidens Cleveland will participate in the
festivities in Philadelphia tonight in celebration
of Jackson Dag.
Governor Russell, of Massachusetts, to k the
oa.h of ohice today.
DIR. Glsdssous says 10 has male 20 fife. o Office
to Er Parnell.
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vrpnIRIk NKWa.

Governor McK;noeg 10 in favor OF q State
oyster commiasion.
Mr.. Jonn D. Kelley, father of Hon. Ar
tbooy NJ Kelley, disd in Norfolk, yester-
day
General OTahona, oi,Psierstnrg, will rrcb D.
ahly be the pex. president of the Atlantic
SD Dsnviile Rai,road.
The jury in the Perrone suit againat the
Richmond and D2nvlie railroad failed to
agree in DAovilie yesterday.
a called neetlug of the trustees Of the
Seminary and Higa School will be held Jan.
Is. il Richmond, to consider the interes's
| of the High Scboo! aud to attend 70 aoy
othsf business that may be brought before
the board.
Janice parrot, en- employee of The Rict-
mond end Dapyi!le Railroad Company. was
run eve. in North DanVille yesterday snd
ctu5ted to jelly. Rs wss on moTifg en-
CINE. aud in some unsccouotable manner
fell off and under the wheels, meeting he
fate above described.
There is ia the poses sion of . fatnily IL
Prince William 81 cd clock, seven feet Isl {,
gbic5 hes The certificates of London c!ocs
oeE.e,s showing hat il hee crossed the ocaan
| thres TINES for repairs. The Warrenton lr-
| qinian ssYu it i5 over three hundred years
cid and hes rot been running for some time.
| Ii ia strange cut true, that whenever sny-
! thing e1traofdinarY in the family happens
tbs clock rikes. Il recently, after silence
! Of ves-. E;rurk oa tae dag of and the day
| following .he deeth Of the iedJ OF The houss.
| The n mhers Of the family, who are moi
su; iaous, account for ii by the unusnal
crowo 10 The house jstring itaud thus csus-
| Ing il to strike
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The Gazette.
[Ffom 1he l ynchbDrg ViEeinianl.

From the Iynchburg ViTginianj.
o. January 1,t the ALfx ANDRtA GAzEITE
| entered ca It's 80 d year. AID nas s.ovn In
strength and vigor WITH it years. ld hiss
! kept pace with the times and there is none
! of lhe weSkness OF age about i. Il is gerry
| much slvs and does 9 iorSs amount OF kick
,ng. If .hiags don't oo r.Rht the GAZETTE
10 pretty pure TO ha heard tom, and they
rarely seem 10 go ;ig15 from is stand-
peiuf.
te Dpcrsry On is 92ld alniser-sry, sud
hops there sre nioety-two moFe in atort
icc It.
TIE Firgiaian comes mex. 10 p,in: OF
ege 10 Toe GAZETTE il ;he iist Of Virginia
journals, AID ike lis kl-xs1dcis Uou-
temporary still feels the tnioh OF vigc.-
GUS life 10 be veins. l. pas recently sn
iargcd liz phiisc;ories, pat On neg
drsea, introduced new machinery, eod is
going 10 keep up with the procession in
| Industrial, political cad ether matters.
Our democracy toay not lean bscE yard
and we msy nc. wish to pay the cotire
State deot. ike ouT serious confscre oD
the righs hapk of the Potomsc. hns all
the eamo We ehsl yhld TO none il our
zssl and cur effor;s for The true Interests
OF our party saa the S ate as We mag zee
thsn.
Ka:e's health 10 y,u. than. good
friend, ard may ycu i've long sud prcsfe'