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CATION to present his name to the ma
tional convention; and, in the event Mr.:
Cleveland's nomination should be deemed
inexpedient by that body, to use every
honorable effort to secure Governor Gray
nomination for president.
1t is believed that the committee on
resolutions to be appointed Will
readily agree to report resolutions oil THIS
character and that they will meet with
the hearty approval of the convention.
They simply mean that the Indiana dele
CATION will support Mr.. Cleveland unless
the temper of the national convention
should be against his nomination, and
that, as against anybody but Mr.. Cleye-
land. an earnest and persistent effort shall
be made to secure the selection OF Cover
nor Gray for president. The consen-
sus of opinion among those in attend
ance upon the conference yesterday
was that, if the state convention takes the
action indicated, Governor Gray viii
either be nominated for vice-president
with Mr.. Cleveland, or for president with
such man as Roswell p. Flower or Cow
ernor Russell for vice-president, and that.
in either event, Indiana will be sale Tor
the democracy in November.
Senator Turpie will probably preside
over the state convention, and Senator
Voorhees, will most likely be one OF the
delegates-at-large.
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INNOCENT VICTIM.
Probable Murder OF Wen-Known
Merchant.

HIIsBoRo, Tex, April Is. IT. +.
Goodin, a wellknown merchant of this
city is in a dying condition at his home
Three weeks since an article appeared in
the Sunday Sun, formerly published at
Kansas City, severely rejecting upon
Albert Rodgers, son OF the president of the
Farmers national bank of Hillsboro.
Goodin was accused of being the SUMS
correspondent at this point, and despite
his protestations of innocence when &C
cused, Rodgers beat him up In a terrible
manner. Last night blood poisoning set
in and as a result Goodin's physicians say
that he is likely to die. To add TO the aw-
fulness of the affair it is established be-
yond controversy that Goodin was not the
author OF the article.
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this city 10 complete arrangements for
the state convention to he held next
Thursday. Among those present were
Andrew Stephenson of Rockport, William
M. Moss of Bloomfield. G. w. Buchanan
of Union City, John Z. Lamb of Terre
Haute, Capt. Allen of Frankfort, James
Murdoch of Lafayette, Jerome Harff of
Peru, Hoskins of Brazil, Hickam of Owen,
Buchanan of Union City, Marshall
of South Bend, Rockhill and Berghof of
Fort Wayne, and Barnhsrt OF Rochester,
and Messrs. Thomas Taggart James II.
Rice, John r. Wilson, August Keller and
James L. Reach of this city.
The Presidential Question.
After the transaction of the business for
which the committee was called together
an informal conference took place on the
presidential question and other matters
OF interest bearing on the APP
preaching campaign. A number of
prominent democrats participated, in
Guiding Ex-Governor Gray and
several of his warmest supporters, as well
as several OF the most jealous advocates of
Mr.. Cleveland's nomination. A COMPARE
son of views developed the fact that there
was little conflict OF opinion between
those who have been classed as cleveland
men" and those who have been classed as
Gray men," II was agreed on all sides
}hat the Cleveland sentiment was very
ttrong throughout the state, and that, as
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ANOTHER CLUB FOR CLEVELAND.
Enthusiastio Irish Americans Join the
Banks.

Enthusiastio Irish Americans Join the
Ranks.
The Gen James Shields club is one of
the most active in the cause of democracy
in the city. 1t has a large membership,
and in it are some of the most influential
Irishmen in the city. At its regular meet
ing last night there was considerable talk
about the next presidential nomination,
and the favor extended to ex-President
Cleveland was as forceful as that given by
the Cleveland club the night before.
When the name of the ex-president was
mentioned the cheering was prolonged.
1t was renewed when the following was
introduced:
Whereas. The Gen. James Shields club
is organized for the purpose of furthering the
cause OF democracy. and recognizing in Gro.
yer Cleveland the embodiment of democracy, a
bold and fearless leader who has the cause of
tariff reform at heart, who has always been
the friend Of the masses in preference to the
classes.
Resolved, by the members of said club. That
We heartily indorse Grover Cleveland for the
Office OF president and pledge him our sup
port in the coming convention.
This was adopted without dessenting
voice. the action being marked by increased
enthueiaam
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nIa..aohusstt. for Cleveland.

Boston, April 15.-The Eleventh dis
trict democratic convention this afternoon
unanimously adopted a resolution declar-
ing it "Our conviction that the best inter
ests of the party and the country demand
the nomination of Cleveland for president
and that under his leadership the pros
poets are democrats will gain glorious
victory"
SALEM, Mass, April l5.-The Sixth dis.
trict democratic convention TO choose del
egates to Chicago today adopted resolu.
ton indorsing Grover Cleveland.
NORTHAMPTON. Mass, April 15.-Cleve-
land delegates were chosen in the Second
democratic congressional district conven.
tion todav
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Caught Coming .nd Going.

New York, April l5.-The anti-admin-
istrationists of the Eleventh assembly dis
trict, led by John L. Milholland, were
showed under today by the administra-
tionists, led by Col. George Bliss, at the
primary election by vote of PA to 81.
Aside from his defeat Mr.. Milholland has
also lost his official head as chief inspector
OF immigration in consequence of his
activity in trying to reiormpoltics.
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GEORGIA FOR CLEVELAND.
Representative Bynum Says IL IL Good for
10000 Majority
BUREAU OF THE SENTINEL, !
1920 NEW YoRK-AvE.. n. W.,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April Is.


WAsHINGToN, ID. c., April Is.
Representative Bynum. who has been
down in Atlanta telling the Georgians
something about the tariff and the silver
question. says:
81 had been led to believe from the pub
Iished reports that the third party move
ment in Georgia was likely to prove con-
siderable of feature in the coming cleo
ton. | am satisfied, however, that such
is not the case, and that the democrats
will carry the state by ut least $4,000. L
had also been led to believe that the state
was strong Hill state. / am perfectly
satisfied from the knowledge which /
gained while there that his support in
that state is but very little stronger than
in any western state. and that tho great
majority of the people are for Cleveland
II is my judgment that the state viii. send
a Cleveland delegation to Chicago. or at
least. that there will be a majority of
Cleveland men in the delegation. A large
majority of the delegates chosen thus far
for the state convention favor Cleveland,
and the city of Atlanta is for Cleveland
four to one beyond any controversy"
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A TWENTY YEARS FIRE.
Five Acres of Coal Destroyed in Mine
Fire in Pennsylvania.

UNIoNTowY, Pa, April Alt was discov'
cred here that mine fire, started twenty years
aGo, and supposed to have been extinguished
at the time, is still burning, and has consumed
at least five acres of coal. This discovery was
made by Mine Inspector Duncan, who was
sent for to 20 to the Stewart coke works to in
vestigate what was supposed to be new gas
strange stratum in the coal into which the
miners had just penetrated. He pronounced
il an old fire.
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Instructed for Cleveland.

COLUMBUS, April 15.-[Special. THE
democrats of this city met tonight and APP
pointed four delegates to the state con-
vention-Wiliam G.. Smith, w. II.
Everoad, Harvey Fulwider and Prof. w.
]. Griffin. No instructions were given
but the delegates are solid for Cleveland.
Wayne township appointed Ben y.
Kobbe and William Gossett state dele
gates. The township instructed for Cleve-
land.
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A Judge Named.

ROCKVILLE, April l5.-At Montezuma,
yesterday, a. F. White of Rockville was
renominated for Judge OF the Forty-sev-
enth judicial circuit on the first ballot
over H.. Ii. CoRleyo of Newport. b. S.
Altman of Newport was renominated by
reclamation for prosecutor. Both for
second terms. The convention was we'll
attended from both counties.
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franklin Rennh,Icnn.

FRANKLIN, April l5.-[Speclal. THE
republicans in convention ut the court
house tonight nominated the following
city ticket: For mayor Samuel P. 0yler
treasurer, Frank Mccullough; clerk, w.
ID. Greene marshal. A. II. Luyster coun-
cilmen, w. T. Stott, William Jackson,
Nelson Pittman.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-04-20
HARRISON HARD HIT
By a Man Who Seems to
Know Him Very Well.
His Public Career Set Out
in Plain Terms
And His Claim to Greatness
Punctured.
A SALTY OPEN LETTER.
Blaine the Sole Author OF the
Reciprocity Idea,
Though the President Claimed
1t at Galveston.
Bartholomew County Elects
Blaine the Sole Author OF the
Reciprocity Idea,
Though the President Claimed
1t at Galveston.
Bartholomew County Elects
Delegates for Cleveland.

Representative Bynum Says Georgia
Is Not Only Solid for Cleveland, but
Good for Fifty Thousand Democratic
Majority = Massachusetts Districts
Instruct for CIeveland-Many Munic-
ipaI Nominations Made in Indiana
General Political News.
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DEMOCRATSIN Line
Important Conference Held
Thursday.
Cleveland Men and Gray
Men Compare Notes.
The Situation Thoroughly
Canvassed.
INDIANA IS ALL RIGHT.
Tariff Reform the Issue OF the
Coming Campaign.
Cleveland the Logical Candi-
date or the Democracy.
Gray's Name to Be Presented
to the Chicago Convention.

II Cleveland's Nomination Is Deemed
Inexpedient by That Body, Indiana
VIII Demand That Gray Be Placed
at the Head of the Ticket-An En-
thusiastic Meeting or the Irish
Americans of the Gen. James
Shields Club at Which Tariff Re-
form and Its Great Leader Were
Endorsed.
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PrOvidenoe BYE Election.

Providence. R. l., April l5.-The cleo
ton today shows heavy falling off in the
total vote, it being % per cent. less than
a week ago. The democrats have elected
their state senator. Richard B. Comstock,
by a majority of 27, he having 7,947 to
the republicans 1876 and the prohibition
candidates 232; scattering. ~. There
was no election for the nine representa-
tivea
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against any DO " but Ex-Governor Gray the
democrats OF Indiana were practically
unanimous for Cleveland. On the other
hand IL was agreed that if Mr.. Cleve-
land should not be nominated for
president a western man would be, and
that, in that event, Indiana should sup
port Governor Gray In preference TO any
other person, and the delegation should
use every honorable means to secure his
nomination for president. Every sup
porter OF Governor Gray present declared
that Cleveland was his second choice. and
the Cleveland men, without exception.
named Gray as their second choice for
president. and their first choice for
vice-president, should Cleveland be
put at the head of the
ticket. It transpired that there was
literally no sentiment anywhere in Indi-
ana for any other man than Cleveland or
Gray; that Mr.. Hill was universally con-
eidercd out OF the race, and that, in the
opinion of all present, Cleveland and
Gray, or Gray and some strong eastern
democrat, could sweep the state.
An Appeal TO the state Convention.
As a result OF the conference the state
convention will be asked, by leading rep
resentatives OF both the Cleveland and the
Gray elements, to adopt resolutions indors-
ing the administration of Mr.. Cleveland.
declaring tariff reform the great issue
Of the approaching campaign. and Mr..
Cleveland the logical nominee Of the dem
ocratic party for president; also asserting
the undated attachment OF the Indiana
democracy to Governor Gray, pronounce
ing him worthy the highest honors
in the gift OF the American people
and instructiDg the Indiana dele
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Three Tinker. Ont

VALPARAISO, Ind, April l5.-[Special. i
The movement for independent action in
the coming city election eliminated to-
night in q mass meeting of citizens and
the nomination of ticket composed of
both democrats and republicans. Three
tickets are now in the field,
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EdInburE's TIcket.

EDrxBURe, Ind, April 15.-tspecial. j
The democrats met in convention this
evening and nominated the following
ticket for town officials: Committeeman
for town, Thomas Vaughn; Committee
man, First ward, Hosford Z. Valentine I;
Second ward, DR.. II. X. Myers; Third
ward, William Sconce; clerk. Bob Jones /;
treasurer, CharlesI Fisher; marshal, Ezra
Wood. w. T. Threlkeld was recon-
mended as township committeeman.
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NIartlnsvill. Krpub,icen,.

MARTINsvILLE, Ind, April l5.-[Spe-
cial. The republicans here put the fol-
lowing city ticket in the field at their
convention last night: Mayor, f. NJ.
Woody; treasurer, j. A. Robbins; Clerk,
III. i. Collins; Marshal, II. c. Mills.
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cratic nomination for the presidency re-
piled: 'It will not require many words to
do that. l am delighted more and more
every day to see the nomination OF Mr..
Cleveland not only assured, but becoming
a necessity. | think him the most fitting
man for the nomination in the party"
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4 Strong Ticket.

PLYMOUTH, Ind, April l5.-[Speciel i
The democratic city convention was held
at the opera house this evening and the
following strong ticket selected: G. b.
Tibbits, councilman, First ward; Charles
Hughes, Second ward +. A. Zambaugh,
Third ward; James A. Gilmore, treasurer.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-04-20

CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 15.-The dele
gates to the Chicago conve ntion selected
by the state convention are A. G. Beck
with. Nat Baker, George T. Beck. d. A.
Preston, Colin Hunter and Robert Homer.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-04-20

Not one in twenty are free from some
little ailment caused by inaction of the
liver. Use Carriers Little Liver Pills.
The result will be a pleasant surprise.
They give positive relief.
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A MURDER AT THE ALTAR.
HORRIBLE DEED OF CRIME IN A
VILLAGE CHURCH IN SPAIN.

Father S1arti, While Kneeiing. Surprised
Weapon, While n Woman Il Shot by tho
Murderer and Many Others Wounded
Terrible Scenes in n House of Worship.
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when taking Carter's Little Liver Pills !;
they are very small; no bad effects; oil
troubles from torpid liver are relieved by
their use.
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B.,nra on the situation.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April 15.-Ex-secre-
tary OF state. Thomas +. Bayard, being
asked by representative of the Sun for
bis views on the outlook for the demo
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The democratic state central committee
and the democratic executive committee
met Thursday at the committee rooms in
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FLOOR AND WALLS OF SILVER
A story That Reads Like AN Ara.
bian Eignis Tale.

PETERBOROUGH, Ont, Jan. 19.-Two
hali-brecds were arrested here some years
ago Tor counterteiting and were given
long terms i'll the state prison at King
ston. Their cOunterteitS prove to be of
pure silver. One 0t the men died in prison
aud tine other escaped and was shot on
the Canadian border in the northwest.
Before dying he told his physician, DR..
Young, about a wonderful cave in this
vicinity, whose floor and sides were said
to contain large quantities OF pure silver.
This information was turned over to A.
=. Pausctt, q. {. As a result sixty
acres OF farming land was bought near
here and mining was begun. One of the
mluers recently discovered a cleft in the
side OF Il rocky hill, and passing through
narrow passage entered a magnificent
cave.
Lights were procured and the cave
was examined. The sides were found to
be turned OF marble, the ceiling and floor
OF pure silver. About fifty feet from the
eutraIce was subterranean lake, eX-
tending as tar as the eye could reach, A
duSout was found upon d shelf OF rock
and launched. At distance of 300 feet
the explorers found another platform
leading intO a second chamber.
The root WAS about twenty feet high
and studded with stalactitcs. Twelve
pounds OF the ore nave been found to
contain $ll worth of silver. Armed
men are guarding the cave. The prnci-
pal stockholders OF the mine are A. p.
Pousett, =. e.; a. V. Young and A. L.
RiXon, all OF Peterborough.