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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23
A FOUL MURDER.
The killing OF n Wife and -Four Children
I'm Auckland.

The killing OF n Wife and -Four Children
I'm Auckland.
SAN Francisco. March 1S-The Steamship
Menowai, which arrived today, twenty-five days
from Sydney. Australia, and seven days from
Honolulu, brought news that Tuaranga. Anck.
land, was thrown into excitement Feb. owing
TO the murder of his wife and four little chils
drsn OF Duncan Munroe, stepson of james
Bodell, late mayor OF that town. Munroe had
been an inmate Of an insane asylum about
three years ago. being afflicted with religious
mania. He had been recently acting strangely
and talking of offering sacrifice to the most
high, but his relatives feared no harm from
him. On the night of Feb. Munroe'G
brother spent some hours with the
family before taking leave. When o
milkman called at the house in the
morning he was unable to rouse the family.
He opened the kitchen door and found Mira.
Monroe and the oldest boy, six years old, on
battered in. The milkmRn saw Monroe on thu
beach ct the back of the house sttired only in
night clothes. The police we're called and
Monroe secured. il was then found that the
wife and children still breathed. Under them
were found hat-iroa and rolling-pin covered
with blood. In the front bedroom the bodies
of the little boys, three and four years old
were found in bed with their heads crusheds
and in 6 cot near by an infant daughter also
lay dead with her skull beaten in. All the
victims were alive when found, but soon died.
with the exception of the youngest boy, who
bids fair TO recover. The jury ct the inquest
found a verdict of willful murder. and alsq
that Monroe should not have been releases
from the asylum.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23
"lRELAND A NATION"
Justin Mccarthy Responds to the
Toast-He Refers to ParneH.

LONDON, March 17.-Mr. Justin Mccarthy
was given a banquet in this city this evening in
celebration OF ST. Patrick's day. In responding
to the toast, ireland q Nation" Mr..
Mccarthy made a sympathetic reference
to the late Charles Stewart Parnell. In the
course OF his remarks Mr.. Mccarthy predicted
that the friends OF Ireland in the English
democracy would soon enable the
nationalist TO attain the object
for which they bad so long. so earnestly and
so perseveringly struggled-the recognition
Of Irish nationality. The PGrnellite
members Of the house of commons
had separate celebration OF the
great national holiday. They also observed
the feast Of their patron saint with
banquet Mr.. John +. Redmond
the Psrnellite leader, presided. A list
Of patriotic toAsts had been prepared
for the occasion and appropriate responses
were made to them. which were received in q
most enthusiastic manner. The toast TO the
memory of SIR. PRrnell was drank in deep
silence, all the guests arising grom their seats
whom the name Of the loved leader was pro-
nounced.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23
LEGACY OF TREES.
A Symbolism OF the Thirteen Original
States.

New YORK. March ia place of pilgrim
age is 10 be obliterated. The thirteen trees
planted by Alexander Hamilton as symbolic of
the thirteen original states Of the union are to
fall under tho Auctoneer's hammer at the real
estate exchange next Tuesday at the sale of the
Amos Getting estate. They stand on that por-
ton of the old Hamilton grangs" that is
bounded by Amsterdam and COMMENTARIES. and
One-hundred-and-forty and Onehun-
dred-and-forty- third-sta. Mr.. Getting had in-
tended either 10 convert the block into park
or else 10 dispose OF the property in such a way
that the trees would remain in open court.
Hamilton's old residence, presented by Mr..
Getting to st. Luke's protestant episcopal
church. was moved to the block below and IS
used es a rectorY.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23
THOUSANDS PERISH.
Whole Ranches of Stock Freeze in the
Southwest.

Fl. WORTH, Tex, March 1s.-The severe
snow and wind storm which has been raging
during several days past over the Rocky
mountain country from Wyoming to central
Texas has been exceedingly severe upon live
stock. In southern Colorado tho loss OF cattle
and sheep will be very great while thousands
have frozen to death in New Mexico and north
ern Texas. II is estimated that 10000 cattle
have persisted along the line of the Denver,
Texas & Gulf road between Trinidad Col, aud
Fl Worth during the past week and as many
more north and east of Trinidad. The storm,
however, has been the salvation to the wheat
crop in northern Texas which looks finer than
at any time in the past several years and gives
promise of producing larger yield than last
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23
HE SHOOTS HER DOWN.
Patrick Milley Kills His Wife and Commits
Suicide.


Patrick MilIey Kills His Wife and Commits
Suicide.
PITTsBURG, March 15-Patrick MiIley, q
living on Jones-st.. South Side, fatally shot his
wife this morning and then killed himself,
The cause Of the double tragedy was the recent
discovery by the wife that her husband was
lesding q double life. Mrs. Milley grew sus.
piciOus of her husbands frequent absence,
and on day last week followed him to
house on Twenty-fourth-st. where she found
him in company with another woman. The
wife bitterly upbraided her husband and aoS
cused him of inhdelity, whereupon he assaultsd
and beat her quite severely. Since then he has
been mOrose, and last niR ht engaged a substi-
tute TO work for him. Shortly after o'cloclz
this morning the neighbors heard Mrs. Milley
scream and then three shots were fired. Hurrys
ing IN to learn the cause, they were horrihed
10 md Mrs. Mnley dying on the porch with
two bullet wounds in her back and the
husband lying on the kitchen floor dead. with
revolver still ciasped In his hand and the
blood streaming from o wound in his temple,
The wife is still living but cannot recover. She
was forty-two years OF age and Milley was sin
years her senior. The couple had but one
child, but IL died a month ago. Mrs. Milley is
still living this evening, but her death is only
q question of few hours.
On Milley's body, when seached, was found
the following letter. Ii was written on a sheet
OF paper torn from a pad. which he kept at the
gate OF the iron works II is probable he wrote
this while waiting for the night watchman. 10
reads:
Friends. this bad woman has caused all this
trouble, as found letters on her from her fellows
where 10 meet them. I am also innocent of any
wrong 70 my employers. Ny sister l want to get my
gold watch aud money. Yours, +. W. AuLET.
p S.-Sister, don't forget TO attend TO what told
you after my death.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND.
He Speaks of the Relation OF the Church
America.

He Speaks of the Relation OF the Church to
America.
BosroN, March l6.-The Pilot contains
an interview between Archbishop Ireland
and its correspondent in Rome from which
this important passage is extracted:
Roman authorities. both at the vatican and
the propaganda. declare themselves determined
to maintain the hierarchical unity of the
church in America, and allow no effort to be
made in the name of religion toward retardiDg
the assimilation Of the different populations in
America and encouraging the political
ana social pnilcauo1 OF all the
to say this determination Of Rome does not
prevent constant renewal of efforts. There are
people in America and in Europe who are un-
der the positive belief that the country is a
valid congo. to be psrtitioned Of into so many
foreign colonies as distinct from one another
as language, ideas aud customs can make them.
Many of the European catholic papers are
enlisted into the movement. The catholic
papers Of Germany are today q verltable Curl
Osity, teemiIg week after week with statements
most false about the church in America and
the bishops of America who are supposed 70
beat all times tinRed with patriotic American
feeling. l am sorry to say that most OF the
articles written in this spirit appear as corre-
spondences from America, and manifestly are
such, as evidence the local cOloTiug given TO
the misrepresentation contained in them. 4
short time ago, at n general catholic interna-
tional congress at Liege, Belgium, two gentle
men appeared, Mr.. Peter Cahensly and the
Rev. Mr.. Nillenueve, daring to make in open
session the statement that the church IN
America, because OF its neglect OF foreigners
had lost 20, 600. Cahensly repeated the lie
in his famous memorial of last summer, al
though reducing somewhat its proportions.
The Rev Mr. Nilleneuve is at present in Rome
and l have no reason Whatever to put trust in
his movements; his virulenee. il / may say
showing itself particularly in opposition to the
bishops OF the New England states.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23
BIG BANK FAILURE.
A Private Banker of Chicago Goes TO
the Wall.

CHICAGO, March 1s.-The failure OF Michael
Schweisthal, private banker, doomed mp today
bigger and blacker than had been even re-
motely conjeetured. Assignee Lanehart was
examined in the county court and gave out q
statement of assets and liabilities that he char
acterized ms fairly accurate. He placed the liza
bilities at S3S05l6. and assets $4l2,SS2. Mr..
Lanehart said there were $4,000 worth OF
certificates Of deposit which Schweisthal
is believed TO hold. The startling announce
ment was that Of sos. sSs scheduled as doubt
full ana slow assets" $l99.000 was due from the
Atkinson steel and spring works. of which
$4,000 had been put TO Judgment Besides
scheduled liabilities there is an unknown con-
tingent indebtedness. OF which some $4,000
has already appear sd. II is estimated that the
assignee will be able to pay about 80 cents on
the dollar.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23
RUSSELL FOR CLEVELAND.
The AIassaohusetts Governor Declares Him.
self

The Massachusetts Governor Declares Him.
self
Boston, March 1S.-At = dinner last night
commemorative of the two hundred and fifty
fourth anniversary of the granting of the char
ter of the ancient and honorable artillery COM
pany, Governor Russell was present for short
time and was introduced by Capt. Taylor as
"the next president of the United States. "
This announcement created the widest
enthusiasm, the governor Intellectually
trying TO make himself heard for several
minutes. Finally, when the noise had somewhat
subsidized Governor Russell said: Much as
appreciate the compliment of the introduction,
feel that must rise and declare the fact that
/ disclaim any ambition or high aspirations
for that high Office and proclaim my honest
Ioyal belief in the candidacy of another, whom
most earnestly and heartily support" Loud
cries of Cleveland, cleveland" TO which the
governor smiled very signifcantly.l
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23
Though It Is Gained by
but a Bare Majority.
ONE VOTE RESCUES HIM
From the Rejection Which He
So Richly Deserved.
Not Democrat Votes to Con-
firm the Nomination,
Though Judge Woods Had
Pleaded for Their Help.

Many Republicans Refrain from Vot-
ing from an Unwillingness TO Fully
Woods Has Been Guilty Ex-senator
Stewart Deliberately Goes Out When
the Roll Is CaIled-The Savior of
Dudley Only Pulled Through by the
Hardest Kind of Work on the Part
of the President, Who Got His ONCE
Through DudIey's Crime.
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The Indiana senators.

ton was confirmed,
that il was by such
a narrow msrgin
that Judge Woods
and his republican
friends cannot ex-
tract a drop Of COM
tort from the result.
While the In
diana senators de-
cline TO discus what
took place in the,ex-
ecutive session Of
the senate, the fact
that Judge Woods
was confirmed is
generally know
and discussed. A
senator said tonight
that Judge Woods
would feel greatly
hnniliafad hecansa
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peach Judge Boar
man Of Louisiana,
who was accused of
crookedness on the
bench, and today .
resolution was intro
duced to investigate
q Boston court. AL
though Judge Woods
opponents might not
hope TO succeed In
impesching him be-
cause a two thirds
vote would be neees-
sary. it is believed
that il would be an
excellent campaign
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23
And the Supreme Court
Judges Have Done 1t.
A CASE FROM EVANSVILLE
Judgment OF the Lower Court
Was Reversed.
New Trial in Parvin-StOck-
neth Contest.
Ballots Must Be Endorsed by
Polling Clerks.

Corner on the Back of Ballots the
Initials Appear-rhe Elector Can
not Lose His Vote When n Mistake
Is Due to Election Officers Alone
An Important Decision That De-
cides Three Questions Arising in
the Operation of the Australian
Law.
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Representative Happy.

Representative Happy.
The democratic representatives. in congress
are as happy over the result es are the senators.
They did not have any hope that the confrma-
ton would be defeated. but fuIly.expected that
Woods would be supported by all OF his party
In the senate. When Judge Parrett OF the
Evansville district told of the result
By IHE SENTINEL correspondent he said,
Only ore majority. Is il possiblel That
viii indeed be a modification to Mr. Woods,
because. in almost all judicial nominations, the
vote for confirmation is unanimous. But to
have senators OF his own political faith to 90
back on him, will be . severe blow TO him."
Representatives. Martin and ShiVely ex
pressed themselves similarly.
How IL Was Done.
The senate went into executive session at
about 2:3o and it was o'clock when adjourn
ment was taken. During most Of the afternoon
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port. which cannot
be considered alto
ge:her reliable, es II
comes from q source
friendly to Woods,
says that subse-
qus1tly a republi-
can senator. when
he found out that
h e n o N i n a
ton would be con-
frmed. cast his vote
for the confirmation.
making the vote
stand 24tO p instead
of % u q.
THE : ENTIN Ell
correspondent h as
the very best author
itv hoUa-ar for faa
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23
HILL AT AUGUSTA.
The Banquetters Cheer Him Justify in the
Early Hour.

The Banquetters Cheer Him Justify in the
Early Hour.
AUGUSTA. Ga, March 1S-It was daybTeak
this morning when the Hibernian society
banquet to Senator Hill at Savannah broke up.
In the small hours the senator was frequently
referred TO ss the next president. At 1880
this morning he held q hand-shaking reception
at the De Soto, and later was taken in a tug to
see what Savannah wants three-million-dollar
appropriation for.
At o'clock Senator Hill and party left for
Augusta. At Waynes boro the ladies presented
him with banner inscribed: ITO Our Great
Democratic Leader, Who Leads but to Victory"
Arrived at Augusta the senator held hand
shaking reception lasting an hour and half.
In the evening Senator Hill spoke at the
opera house. On the tariff he said:
Let our wstchword be repeal, repeal repeal the
Mckinley laws; let give back TO the people their
rights and let repeal the verdict OF 1890 in 1892
do discuss the precise method OF accom-
plshiBg particular results.
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Elliott Convicted.

COLUMBUS. o., March 1s.-Patriek J., brothet
of William J. Elliott, now serving q life sens
tence for the murder Of A. c. Osborne on the
streets of Columbus Feb. %. 1891, was today
convicted of mansauRhter. The two brothers
aud Osborne were rival Sunday newspaper
men, and the shooting was the result Of per,
sonal journalism.
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majority of eight in
the senate.
Senator PETER OF
Kansas. who was
elected by the farm
ers alliance, could
not stomach Woods
nomination and he
voted with the demo-
Gratis. Several other
republican senators
absented themselves
rather than vote for
the confirmation Of
Woods nomination.
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The other Judges.
The other Judges were confirmed as follow

William l. Putnam
Nathan &. L Ship
nan OF Competitors,
Second circuit; G. N.
Dallas of Pennsy!-
vanis, Third circuit;
Nathan Gof OF West
Virginia, Fourth cir
cult; y. p. AcCor-
mick Of the Fifth cir
cult, William u.
Taft of Ohio, Sixth
circuit; Walter II.
Sanborn OF Mime.
sofa. Eighth circuit;
Joseph Mckenna,
Ninth circuit.
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Especially When There's
No More in Sight.
HIS WITHDRAWAL COMING.
Senator Proctor Responsible
for the Story,
Which Is Now Common Prop
erty in the Senate,
And Is Taken with a Great
Deal Of Credulity.

Governor Russell Says That He Will
but Is Loyal TO the Cause of Cleve-
Iand-Senator Hill fingers Late at
the Festal Board - Anti-HiII Men
Sweep the Field in the Manhattan
Club Election - General Political
News.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23

Senator Stewart trsp.) remained in his seat
until roll call and then took up bis bat and
went out for n walk. This senator, though an
ardent aud lifelong republican. could not con-
seientiOusly vote to confirm the nomination Of
a man who had been convicted OF dishonesty
on the bench.
How IL stood.
There are two reports out as TO how the vote
stood. All sgree that there was only one ma
jority for Woods after roll call. but another re-
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eellent reading for In
diana and the country
at large. Indiana 5
democratic representa-
tives in congress will
get together in a few
days and consult as to
whether they had better
institute the investiga-
ton. If they decide
upon il, it is probable
that Jason Brown, rep
resentative from the
Seymour district, will
have charge OF il.
THE SENTINEL may
we'll feel that it has
made a winning fight
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23
Thirteen killed.

ST.. PETERSBURG, March ia thrse-story
house in course of erection here collapsed to-
day. A large number Of workmen were en-
ployed on the building and thirteen OF them
were killed By the falling walls.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23

Senator Turpis
oeou pied the
floor in opposi-
ton to the con-
frmation.
senator from
q southw western
state told THE
SENTINEL CORE
spondsnt that il
was q splendid
speech. and that
the greatest at
tention vas paid
TO him.
Indiana has
q great pair OF
senator's" said
tonight Every.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23

. gentleman who
knows what he is
talking about that
Judge Woods wrote
20 q number Of the
democratic sena-
tors, telling them
that he would like
to receive a little
more than his party
vote, and would Be
glad II n few demo
Gratis would support
bis confirmation.
Senator Villas re-
eeiVed one of these
letters, il IS under
stood.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23

In executive session OF the senate today Sem
stor VOORHEES, moved that the injunction of
secrecy in the Woods case be removed and that
the proceedings in executive session. as well as
the testimony taken by the judiciary commit
tee, be given to the public. His motion pre-
vailed. Following is the vote by which Woods
vraS confirmed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23

Gratis 10 show up Woods 20 the country in his
true character. The testimony adduced before
the senate judiciary committee could be
made use of on the houEe SIDE, or, If
necessary, the witnesses could be
brought on here again There would DO no
executive session at the other wing of the
capitol and the proceedings would make ex-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23
A DOUBLE .YNCHlNG.
Two Men Strung Up I'm the Old Do
minion.

WARRRNros, Va, March ls.-Lee Hefflin
and Joseph Day. who last fall murdered the
Kines family, were this morning at 2 o'clock
lynohed near Gainesville. Prince Williams
county.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23
THREE VERY DARK DEEDS.
TRIO OF CRIMES SHOCKING IN
CHARACTER.

Whole Family in Tennessee Fatally Poisons
ed-Two Yonng Ladies Die-Murder Of q
Wife by Her UnfaithfuI Husband-A
Sesries OF Crimes Revolving IN the Exc
treme.
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over-exer0n, youthful indscretious the excessive
use OF tobacco. opium, or simulants which utmaIey
lead 10 Innrnity, Consumption and lnsanity. ft up
In convenient form in the vest pocket frcs
package. or FOR IS. With every e order we give
written guarantee TO cure or refund tne
money. Sent by mail 10 any address. Circular Hes
IN plain envelope Mention this paper. Address.
MADRID CHEMICAL co.. Branch once for o. s. A.
s5s Dearborn Street. CHICAGO. ILL
FOR SALE IN INDIANAPOLIS. IND. BIT
Geo. w. Sloan Druggist % W. Washington Street
Browning Son. Nos. Washington street.
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BUREAU OF The SENTINEL,

Va
WASHINGTON. D. c.. March II.
Judge Woods pulled through in the senate
Today by the skin OF his teeth.
His u onination was confirmed by bare ma
jority Of one, whereas there was a republican
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lty however Tor tae JUDGE SASRORS.
statement that the confirmation only had one
majority and that If Stewart had remained in his
seat and hac voted against the confirmation
(Gs he would have done had ne voted ct all
the result would have been a tie and the con-
trmstion would have been defeated.
The Indiana Senators.
Senator's Voorhees, and Turpis are in high
spirits tonight and feel. although the nomina-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23
JTDGE GOFF.

even though Judge Woods was confirmed by
one vote" said a senator toniGhr. Every one
of the allegations made by The SENTINEL in
its columns and by it, editor IN his affidavit
have been substantiated.
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OF the action of the republican senators in de-
Ginning to vote for his confirmation. He would
have had a majority OF eight If these republican
senators had stood BY him.
Judge Woods Pleaded
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MANHOOD REsroREu.

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mffl.nr 49, Cnrread nW
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The pairs were: Messrs Aldrich aud Hill, Gam
eron and Butler. Carey and Irby, Casey and Vest
CIliOm and Gray, Dubois aud Gibson (La.) FELTON,
and BTice, Frye and German, Morrill, and Carlisle,
Piatt and Barbour, Power and White, Quay and
Mcpherson. stanford and Vance, Teller and Chill
ton, Warren and Gordon, Wilson and COlquitt
Malnott and Mckenna.
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BUREAU OF THE SENTINEL.
1870 NEW YORK-AyE.. y. w.
WASHINGTON. ID. C., March Is.
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The SENTINEL correspondent is assured by