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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-04
History Repeat. Itself.


Should Benjamin Harrison and Grover
Cleveland lie the opposing candidates for
president this year, as now seems alto
neither likely, it would be the first instance
in fity-two years and the third in the his
tory OF the government of a second race
for the presidency between the same COM
petitors. Thomas Jefferson and John
Adams We're the opposing candidates in
1896 and 1900, and Martin Van Buren, and
William Henry Harrison in 1886 and 1870
In both these cases the man beaten the
first time was successful the second An
drew Jackson and John Quincy Adams
were indeed candidates for president both
in 1924 and 1928, but in the former con-
test there were so many candidates and it
was so much of a scrub race that no two
could properly be called competitors. And
then there was no choice by the people.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-04
oIaGnifyIng the ONCE.
IFrom tho Lutheran.

Religion is always on trial in the person
of believers, or of those who profess be-
lei and are permitted to retain church
membership. Officers are always more
attractive mark than the private soldier !;
and the higher the Office, or tho more
gorgeous and peculiar the uniform,
the greater the likelihood OF becoming
o target. Every one who is in earn
eat rs to his spiritual calling should
magnify his oflice-not himself. He
should rather have no piety to talk about,
but plenty of it as a working force. He
should be jealous for the Lord, and not
jealous for his own ease. popularity, emol-
ument or pTeferment lie should guard
against the maladminstration of office as
well as consider the desires and petitions
OF those who seek it, Above all he should
look 10 himself that self may decrease in
him, and Christ increase evermore.
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Mr.. CI.v-Inna's strength.

We have no cause to suppose that the
ex-president is weaker in the En- pire
state than is any other candidate whom
the democracy could name. He is par
ticularly stronger throughout the Union
than any other leading member OF the
party. and this being taken for granted
should Offset, TO great extent, any fan
cied lack OF strength in the state OF New
York, such weakness as stated being not
at all assured. Mr.. Cleveland's great
strength with the masses OF his party
should not be set aside simply because
some of New York's democratic poll
ticlans are not pleased with him.
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THE END.
The Machine. and Cleveland
rBrooklyn Eagle. !

"a
The Eagle expects all the machines in
this state to promise to support Grover
Cleveland faithfully in case OF his nomi-
nation at Chicago, and even now almost
apparent. 1t expects that the pledge of
the machine Will be carried out by SQUARE
work in the canvass and straight voting at
the polls. These expectations are based
on the belief that the machines would
have more to lose than to gain by the de-
feat OF Cleveland and far more TO gain
than to lose by his election. Not that his
election will especially bolster them up or
1T all minister to their expectations, but
because democratic national success is de-
pendent on democratic state success, and
democratic state success is dependent on
democratic local success and the success
of 'the organizations, as they are called,
must take the form of local successes for
the state and national tickets ct the polls
1t is the argument OF self interest and its
application all round the circle which lead
the Eagle TO regard the expectations re-
ferred to as pretty certain to be realized.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-04
a Novice IN Charge.

Levi. Jr.-Fadder, de shentlemsns vat
pave te tiamond engagement ring yester-
day comes Dv te store today ant pawned it.
Levi, Sr.-How vos be look?
Levi. Jr.-All proke up.
Levi, Sr.-Nill You meier learn 10 take
interest in te bizness? Wy didn't you try
to sell to shentlemans pistol?
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Notes.
Waite, Ne.

Kepler promises something soon, and he hopes to
"get there in the prize
IN 5 wrote me-" says May Masker, chat she
would not be enthusiastic IN the new cou petit
ton, but advised her 70 do her besther level best
IT'S all fair-let the best win. We should all
try TO b. first"
With only two months ahead the puzzle-makers
should improve every moment. There Will be tWen-
ty-fve winners in the competition, for no person
will be given aseoond award. These are the prizes:
q aud y an international typewriter (priee, AGO.
and 10 for the best aud best lots OF orig
inal "hats" e and . IS and brewers Dictionary
of Phrase and Fable Tor the best aud next best lois
ii four original .'forms;" g ami - "LippincOtt's
Gazetteer OF the World" and operas lass Tor the
best and next best lots of four orig nal picture puz-
z.es; & TO 25) ninc;een prizes WORM al each Tor
other work OF especial merit
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Heroic seif-Cons-oi.

Little Miss (breathlessly)-"Oh, sir.
papa hit his fnger-nail with a hammer.
and Pm 'iraid he's going to have at apo
plectic it,"
Minister-"Desr me- He's one OF nv
latest converts. What can do?"
Little Miss-"He wants you to give him
permission to swear"
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No Capital.
IN. Y. weekly.1

Mr.. Grumpps-"The Ladies' Journal
Gays a woman shonld make herself as at
tractive to her husband after marriage as
she did before"
Mrs. Grumpps-"Huh! My father al
ways gave me plenty of money to make
myself attractive with. You don't"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-04
Hc wn.nn ExnnpI-.
IAtlan "a ConstItutlon.l

al don't believe all this stuff about there
being always room at the top" growled
Fitzgoober, as he leaned weakly against
the sunny side OF Jacobs drug store.
"Why, old man, you ought to-" replied
Pullett, who was near him, "for you are a
living confederation OF it.
Fitz gazed sadly at him and wondered
what homeant.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-04
A Useful Mirror.
r-.. gtaAs IN

Little Nell-"Whst does the organi.t at
our church have lookin'- glass fixed over
his head on the organ for2"
Little Dick-"I guess that's so he can
tell the choir when the minister is look
in"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-04
CaStOria.

"Cssforia is so we'll adapted to children that
recommend it assupe-io- toany prescription
known 70 me-"
II. A. ARCHER, II. D.,
III So. Oxford ~, Brooklyn, n. z.
"Our physicians in De children's depart
nnent have spoken highly of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that ths
merits Of Cestore has won Va 70 look with
favor upon it,"
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPsSsLkY,
Boston, Mas
ALLEN O. SIXTH, Pres,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-04
L,,tlo Dick,. VI .t,fioation.

Little Dick-"Mamma, did God write
the bible?'
Mrs. De Style-"Of course, my DEAR"
Little Dick-"He calls Eve a woman
stead of lady,"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-04
No. 4,O56-Charnde.

No. 4,o56-Charnde.
Entered for prize
y II. G.. 5.
What does tho total poser do
To while away his Idle tinee
He forms 1nd "hats." aud solves with you,
And up the veterans ladder climbs,
He works Tor fame and prizes 6ne,
And mover wearies Of the strife
That competitions bring in line,
For they're the battles of his life
He will not first that he cant win,
He'll last in trying. yes, you b,t;
On puzziedom his faith he'll pin,
Though he's neer won prize as yet
Bloomingburs, Ind. May MssKE R.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-04
No. 4,o54-An Old Pair.
No. 4.O55-R hdle.

M a.tDO-AS tiule
II wraps you round all soft and warm,
Yet very far from pleasant;
IL has no bulSs, no weight, no form,
But everywhere seems present.;
1t mounts. il Hes, it seeks tho skies;
In vain you wouli deiain IT,
While any one can bid il rise.
There's no one can restrain II.
Subject Of many a wordy fight,
50 variously men rate it;
Some hold it as their chief delight,
And some as "poison" hate IL;
1t meets your eye with treGcherous vile,
All limits overlapping,
For though you greet it with smile,
Twill often set you weeping.
Springfield, Ill. Isl. c. S.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-04
A,O32-NunlsrIcaI.

4,O32-SUmericaI.
Entered for prize.
When my lover came 10 WOO
l referred him to ID;
He being my dear l toe.
He could all such business tx;
Also being my to 10
For ne was the best OF men.
Money being at i-2-3,
A fine dowry mine must be;
And lie would not to4
II away, but give me more,
As his TO G was great,
Having such a large estate;
And the fortune would he mino,
j should have il 7-S-9;
to 10 my welfare he
Guards so very carefully.
tAIDYL.
r.,
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AnsW ors.

4,Oss-I. Q uail "a U. Glol. ?. TIMBER (U NJ. burr)
g. Elephant Stew (El. Z IL, ant. :, two. I. East
srn Mandrakes East, urn man, dTakes). s. Nuts. g.
Olives l0h, lives. !. Follow Deer (Fal O, DEER 5.
Syrian Goat (Sr. eye, A y g. cat. g. Hare (hair).
10. Egyptan Bread egypt, eye, n. red). II
Beans bee, \ s.. IL. Almonds (Awl, Mon ID -.
Meshes hide the name Solomon Initials spell
Queen OF Sheba.
4039-Lever, revel, Eve.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-04
kNOTIY PROBLEMS.

rour rssdersa are invit'd 10 furnish originN snls-
ma. charadcs, riddles. rcbuse, aud other "Knotty
Problems" sddrcsslng all unioatlon rclAtivstO
this depar tmen tn L. X. Chndbourn Lswaton, de.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-04
What is

Castoria DE- Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children 1t contains neither Opium Morphine
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
Paregoric, Soothing Syrups, OIL.
1t is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years by
Millions Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and aays
feverishness. CastOria prevents vomiting Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Collie CaStoria relieves
teethng troubles, constipation and hatulency.
CastOria assimiates the food regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and sleep. Cas-
toFia Childrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-04
No. 4.O5s-Anagram.

Entered for prize
While riding in 4 railroad train
Across Nebraska's fertile plain,
] met a sturdy son OF toll
Who earned his bread from western soil;
talked with him OF all his crops.
or sUgArbeets and hemp and hops,
Then turned our chat to politics
And willy politicians tricks;
And as the talk grew rather hot,
(He was alliance, L was noD,
put 10 him the question plain;
"What do you fellows wish to gain?"
The answer came with ready wit,
1--WE want a law J0r farmer ~ "
I'll. G. LAUGHLIN.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-04
The Man Who shave. himself.

The Man Who shAves himself
lHsrper's Bazaar.
Browne lin BARRIERS chair)-"Now look
bere barber, be careful. The last man
who shaved me nearly killed me, and l
won't be as easy on you as l was on
him."
Barber (anxiouslv mo one in this
shop who shaved you. was it, sir 2"
Browne-"No. ! did il myself"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-04
CastOria.

sCassOria IL an excellent medicine for chill
drsn. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good eleSt upon their children"
DR. G.. c. OsoooD,
Lowell, HAS.
~Castoria Il the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. I hops the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead OF tho various quack nostruns which ara
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
norphins, soothing syrup and other hurtful
ayeDss down their Threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DE-. j. t. KNcHELoH,
Conway, Ark.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-04

No. 1859 Precipitation.
Much training does the soldier need,
Hef0re the raw recruit
Commands aud signals learns to heed
And wears with ease his suit.
He learns TO gLO'e, 81 the command;
Start, nj 4 given word,
With fWo 20 flcO. like statue stand;
Be agile as a third.
tBITTER SWEET.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-04
N. 4,O57-HaIf Square.
Entered for prize. |

Entered for prize
1. One who superntendents a postofice ?. Ac-
ton. Hall tone. 1. Any place occupied BY
public orator. 5. Ripe. &. 10 expiate. = The
length OF perpendicular drawn from one extremity
OF an arc of circle the diameter drawn through
the other extremity. & One of the eXtrc nitiss OF
the foot. 9. A measure Of type. 10. Ia Aspire.
Z QUIGLEY.
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No. 4,06O--squa
Entered for p5zel
I. Deaf or unwilling to hear. >. Eagles. 3 tt
search place narrowly. 4. A irar licensed to be.
within certain bounds. s. WaterWori Web UBabL
6. Russian measures Of about seven English feet
:. A prophecies. PAT RIOT.
Colgate, " d.
No. 4,O6i--1Iuch Talked About
The coachman TO the wheelrght went,
And told him he could
The felloe rims growing thin,
And so they needed me-
Sometimes, perchance, soldier brave
Before the foe will fee;
The dailies, telling OF the fact,
VIII likely speak OF ne.
The farmer had a toilsome day,
And so. soon after tea,
He said, with weary, smotherea yawn,
'1woUld soon be time Tor me. LETYHL.
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The Journalists nroth-rh""a tn Tennessee

Chattanooga Timcs
The Knoxville Journal asserts that "hon-
esty in politics in the end always wins"
We wonder how the Journal found that
/ out-not by experience.
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Tho Company, Murray Oily.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-15
BURGLARS Ar ELKroM.

They Stole the safe from the Railroad
Station, But Failed to Obtain its Con-
tents.
Special Correspondence Gazette and Journal
ELKToN, Nd, Sept 13.-The passen-
ger depot of the p. w. & B. Railroad
at this place was entered by burglars
between 2 and O'Clock this morning.
Entrance was made by prying open the
rear door of the gentlemen's waiting
room and then to the ticket office by
way of its door.
The company's safe, which was stand
ing behind the door, was moved from
its place 10 field on the farm Of Mrs.
A. g. Tuite, hundred yards distant,
where it was found at an early hour this
morning. The dial plate had been forced
off and the hinge on the top of the door
had been broken loose as ii by a heavy
sledge. The door was still locked and
the contents of the safe, which consisted
of about $2S in change belonging to the
company and large amount of tickets
together with about $l25 in cash be.
longing to other parties, was undis.
turbed The safe weighs 1900 pounds
A large number of section hands
tools, which were gotten by the burg
lars from the tool house, several ham
mers and punch, it is supposed tho
property Of the burglars, and carriage
spring from the coach shop of Adam
Meisel & Son, which had also been en-
tered by the burglars, were found in thu
depot this morning.
An attempt was also made to ente
the green grocery store OF A. q. Brown
on North street, through the front door
which was found partly ptied open thi
morning. 1t is thought they wcr
frightened away from the store by tn
dogs barking. AS yet there is no clu
to the burglars, of whom it is though
there were several, to handle the safe a
they did. Two suspicious-lo looking char
acters were spotted in town Sunda,
night last, and being closely watche
by tho town bailiff and his deputie;
they finally left the place. These 0
other suspicious parties, who were Wis
itors at the fair last week, it is though
NAV have been the burglars, and lai
their plans when here for the robbery
A tramp, who claims to be g. A. Il
man, and who alighted from north
bound freight train here about 4 o'cloc
this morning, says he saw a man in thu
neighborhood Of the safe in the ilell
and approaching nearer to him shoute
"Halt" when the suspect ran away ;
breakneck speed. He afterwards. y
, ported the place and condition Of IL
} safe to the operator at the block station
who gave general alarm.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-15
aNarrIaGss.

nICEfN EoN-.CARF,-NtA 4bury ". T., pnrson-
nt.e on rhursdny afternoon, September SIN,
Nv the Rer. john y. G. Hanna, John hickln-
HUu uttl sadie Carr, both Of Cecil county, Nd.
DORNl SCi-E EN- lii.E,--At Asburv Nj. i. tar
sonagr, on Thursday evening, SeptcmonrSth,
by'tht. Rcy. John y. &. Hanna. 'Csrph :. Dorm
INK and Mrs. Rachel NJ. kemblc, both OF this
city.
HAtNES-GRlF Ashury NJ. +. rarson-
ago. on Thursday evening. September Slh,
hy the roy, John II. &, Hanna, In. Fri =.
iinIncs 81 Newark, Dol, and Mrs. Jennie
Griffith Of this city.
YlE-i4AMBBlN.-0 August 97th, by Rev.
Icury NJ. ChncsmRu, q Landen, \. j.,
iiclNwaro H. ktle ani Catherine 7. Lamb
am, both rr This city.
Mrtl,iN tKS-EyIE.-At ST. Peters FRO
Cathedral on tho ~ inst. by the Rev. Father
Mealry Fergus MrGoyrrn and Lizzie v.
kyiC, both 0i the city,
PSuA.-At the parsonage of tho
NJ Y. Church, Newark, oil september sth, by
the Rev. W. !. Du Halfway, Washington q.
seeds, ii W.lmin-ton, and Alice l.. Thompson
of near Newark, nnl.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-15

Its in the above table that the differ
snce between the total vote OF saturday
md the total vote cast at the sheriff and
.oroners nomination will be most con-
spicuously noticed, There was most
suspicious swelling of the vote in the
Third Fourth, Tenth and Eleventh
wards. In the Third ward, in particu.
lar, it will be noticed that the total vote
for county commissioner foots up S55,
while the total vote for Pyle for State
Senator was G54, and for kurtz and
Spruance combined for Representative
655. Why this discrepancy should exist
il is hard to understand, particularly as
il is well-known that the entire vote OF
the ward did not exceed 400. AT ~
minutes before Z O'Clock, the hour OF
closing, one of the election officers was
heard to announce, in response to an
inquiry, that the total poll at that time
was i3S votes. The returns of the
Tenth and Eleventh wards were not re-
ported to the county committee until
after II o'clock Saturday night
THE FOURTH DISTRICT FIGHT.
Another interesting fight for county
commissioner was in the Fourth district,
composed of New Castle, Red Lion,
Pencader and White Clay Greek hum
dreds. The candidates were Levy Court
Commissioner Robert Sutton, Henry Nj.
White and Charles v. Wise of New
Castle: Levy Court Commissioner An
drew II, Eliason Of Pencader, and ex.
Levy Court Commissioner William L.,
Wier of White Clay Creek White is
probably the nominee, the vote WIFI
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-15
CHASCERY CAUSES.


Action Monday Afternoon ON the Ii &
of Causes Pending in the Court of
Chancery.
At 3 O'clock Monday afternoon
Chancellor Wolcott gave orders as fol
lows, in the list of causes pending in
the court of chancery; Delaware West
ern railroad vs.. G. 0. Baird, Bates and
Niclds, and Baird VS.. Delaware Western
railrond, Nields and Bates, continued;
Shearer VS.. Smith ct al. Rodney and
Cooper, continued TO complete testi-
mony. Tantum VS.. Frantz, same ct al,
Spruance and lfoifecker, both passed.
johnson VS.. Wilson, Higgins and Lore
q Emmons, passed. Clyde vs.. Church
man, Gray and Higgins, continued.
Booth vs.. Guthrie, John IL. Rodney and
Guthrie, passed. Claflin VS.. Lichten-
stein, Bradford & Nandegrift, and Hig
gins & SpTuance, continued. McFar-
land VS.. Taylor, Rodney and llolcomb,
continued for argument. Conrow VS..
Conrow, Jr., Salisbury and Bradford Il
Eandegrift and Nields, case to stand.
| Spruance, administrator, VS.. Darlington,
executor, Spruance and Higgins ct. al,
continued. Robinson VS.. Newlin, Gray
| & Ward and Bradford & NanacgriGt
| and II0iTecker a. lIotfecker, to take
| testimony. Petit VS.. Stevens, Bradford
| and Spruance and Lore e. lImmons,
passed for present. Thomas Il Bro. VS..
Woodward, Prickett and Niclds, Rod
| ney, commissioner TO take testimony.
| Davis VS.. Davis ct al. Hills and Ward
| continued with leave to amend. Mayor
| and Council of Wilmington VS.. j. +.
Addicks, Curtis and Bradford & Van
degrift and Harrington, continued.
Scott VS.. Ritchic, llilles and Lore x
Emmons, leave to amend Baeson, ad
ministrator vs.. Darlington, Elliott and
Lore & Emmons, hearing Friday morn,
ing next. Shoemaker vs.. Wells, Hilles
and Walker, continued. Vernon VS.. \
NJ. L. Association, Biggs and Lore 4
Emmons, Willard Hall Porter appointed
examiner. Williams VS.. 0. e. NJ. II Il
and +. G. Williams VS.. same, salisbury
and Rodney, hearing next week
Cpnston vs.. Hopes, iIilles and Sauls
bury and Rodney, Victor B. Wopllcy
appointed commissioner to take tcsti,
mony. Clark VS.. Nandegrift, Rodney
and Bradford & Nandegrift, continued
to take testimony. Senior VS.. Whining
ton Printing Company, Higgins ant
Walker, receiver appointed. Morris vs.
, Pilot Commission, Bradford & Nande
grift and Bird to be rcargucd.
In the partition causes, the Stevenson
case, Hoifecker is continued, and Naylo
ct al. Johnston, approval and contirma
ton of sale continued.
. The case Of Whitney VS.. Whitney
+ Rodney and Sanborn, will be given
! date of hearing this week. The case O
! Thomas Journey, lEoifecker, Nlelds an
Chandler, may be heard Thursday.
A In the case of the estate of Jonatha
G Bee, j. II. Hoffecker, trustee, an
Thomas Davis petitioning the chancello
requested Mr.. Hoffecker to make sale