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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-17

LONDON. May 1.-THE captain Of the
steamship City of Hamburg. which ar
rived at Swansea today from
Hamburg. reports that at
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon the
vessel collided, in fog off Trevose Head.
coast of Cornwall. with the ship Countess
Evelyn. bound with passengers and iron
ore from Bilbao. Spain, to Newport,
Wales. The captain of the Countess Eve
lyn jumped aboard of the City of Ham,
burg, and Mate Richards crawled to her
through the Countess quarter. Ninety
seconds later the Countess Evelyn went
under with her crew of sixteen, and
with nine passengers. Boats
were lowered at once from the
City of Hamburg, but the search
in the fog proved almost useless. Seaman
Jarbin was picked up. but he died few
minutes after having been brought aboard
the steamship. The dead body OF little
girl was also found. Otherwise the at
tempt at rescue was resultless. The lost
passengers were the English wife and
the son and daughter of a Spanish gentle
man in Bilbao; Mrs. Williams, her son
and infant daughter; two men named
Barton. and Londoner, whose name has
not been ascertained.
The steamship Ataka, which arrived at
Cardiff today, was damaged yesterday IN
O collision with an unknown ship off
Lundy isle. The Ataka's captain thinks
that the other vessel went down with all
on hoard.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Another levee broke on the lower Mis-
sissippi.
Peter Lieber was appointed consul at
Dusseldorf, Germany.
Twenty cases of smallpox are reported
in the vicinity of Petersburg, Va.
The private car in which Lincoln rode
is to be on exhibition at the worlds fair.
Jack johnson, detective, was arrested
at Vincennes for passing counterfeit
money.
The pope will send the golden rose of
virtue this year to Marie Henriette, queen
of the Belgians.
jim DAILY, Corbett's former sparring part
ner, has been matched by Gus Tuthill OF
New York TO spar Peter Maher four
rounds at the academy of music. Phila-
delphia, the LIST of June for q purse Of
$1,000.
Two war ships of the most approved
pattern are TO be purchased by the Next
can government. and the navy is TO be
otherwise improved and increased. 1t is
President Diaz's intention to also improve
the standard OF tine regular army.
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HAD TO CATCH The BOAT.
How Booth and His Fellow Players Once
Improved on Shakespeare.

How Booth and Ills Fellow Players Once
Improved Shakespeare.
Edwin Booth told the following story a!
a supper table:
"Once during the days of his early
struggles, young Booth was barn storm
ing down in Virginia at a place called
Lees Landing. The improvised theater
was a tobacco warehouse, and it was
crowded by the planters for miles around.
Booth and his companions had ar
ranged to take the weekly steamer ex-
pected late that night, and between
the acts were busy packing up. The
play was the Merchant of Venice" and
they were just going on for the trial scene
when they heard the whistles. and the
manager came running in 10 say that the
steamer had arrived and would leave
again in half an hour. As that was their
only chance for week of getting away
they were in terrible quanda=y.
If we explain matters" said the man
aver, "the audience will think thew are
being cheated ana we will have free
fight. The only thing is for YOU fellows TO
get up some sort OF natural-like impromptu
ending for the piece and ring down the
curtain. Go right ahead, ladies and gen.
tlemen, and take your cue from Ned here"
and he hurried away to get the luggage
aboard.
Ned" of course, was Booth, who re-
solved to rely upon the ignorance of the
Virginians of those days to pull him
through. So when old George Ruggles,
who was playing Siylock, began to sharp
en- Ills knife on his boot, Booth walked
straight up to him and said solemnly:
you are bound to have the flesh, are
your"
you bet your life, said Ruggles.
Now, III make you one moro offer"
continued Booth "In addition 10 this
bag OF ducats I'll throw in two kegs of
niggerhead terback. a shotgun and a cou-
pie OF the best coon doRs in the state"
Pm bowed if don't do it," responded
Shgtock. much to the appreciation of the
audience, who We're tobacco-raisers and
coon-hunters to a man. And to show that
there are no ill-feeiiEgs." put in Portia,
well wind mp with a Virginia reel"
When the company got aboard the
steamer the captain, who had Witnessed
the conclusion of the play. remarked: I'D
like 10 see the whole of that play some
time. gentlemen. I'm blessed il / though
that fellow Shakespeare had so much snap
in him."
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TATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY. IS:

In the Superior Court of Marion County, in the
State Of Indiana.
No. 44,5Is. Complaint on account and attach
ment.
Charles f. KregelO Dora r. Miller, now Mrs.
J. w. SettegGst
Be It known, that on the 2sd day OF January,
1893 the above named plaintiff, By his attorneys
flied the Office OF the clerk Of the Superior Court
Marion county, in tine state OF Indiana, his com-
plant against she above named defendant, Dora r.
Miller, now Mrs. J. w Settegast, and the
said plaintiff having also filed In said clerks Office
the affidavit OF competent person, showing that
said defendant is not resident OF the State q
Indiana and whereas said plaintiff having by
dOrsement on said complaint required said defend
80 appear in said court and answer or demur
thereto the 23d day Of June, 1888.
Now, therefore, by order OF sad court, said de-
PENDANT last above named Is hereby notified Of the
filing and pendency of said complaint against her,
and that unless she sppear and answer or denur
thereto at the calling Of said cause the Z5d day OF
June. 1898 the being the 18th judicial day OF
term Of said court be begun and held at the court
house in the city Of Ind annapolis on the FIRST Mon
day in June 1888, said complaint and the n alters
and things therein contained and alleged, will be
heard and determined in her absence
JOHN r. WILSON, Clerk
CaypOOl & Claypool, attorneys for plaintiff
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ing emigration. But faith in this is confined to
comparatively small proportion OF the
negroes. and that is largely made up of the
lowest element among them. Very many
havo become possessed OF small holdings OF
lands and others earn good wages as carpenters
and artisans of various classes. They have local
attachments and interests that they cannot dis
regard. and they include in their ranks the
intelligence of the negroes they are able TO in
tiuence the entire mass. For the same reasons
they advise against violence which would
precipitRte a war, resulting In almost
certain determination. But they do mean
to use their power and their resources
OF brain and sinew In politics on
scale they have never before attempted.
and that is what the negroes are
privately discussing just now. Hereafter
national issues to be nothing to them,
the leaders prevail for they are looking after
their own protection. The alliance doctrines
and the new liquor dispeusary law have caused
schisms amongst the whites, and the negroes
care little nothing for any one Of these issues.
They are free TO vote with any element
straight out alliance cOmpromlsed-thRt
will do the best for them.
So the political future OF this state is
troubled and uncertain of prediction, il the
best element amongst the negroes obtain con-
troll and if it does not then the very social
structure is in danger for the Denmark lynching
will not down.
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ALDlNE HOTEL Quilted.
One of PhiladeIphia's Finest Damaged
TO the Extent of $14O,OOO.

PHILADELPHIA. May IA fire caused
by a detective flue in the bake
house of the Aldine hotel badly Quilted
tho building tonight and caused
a loss estimated at about $4,000.
The 100 guests in the house and the serv-
ants escaped uninjured after an exciting
experience. The Aldine hotel is on Chest
nut-st., above Nineteenth-st., and
is one Of the largest hotels in the city. OF
the 120 guests there were many promi-
nent business and professional men. A.
A. Mcleod, ex-president of the Reading
railroad. had fine apartments on the sec
ond floor
The furnishings OF the hotel were
valued by Mr.. Mitchell at $4,000, the
damage on which is estimated at $4,000,
on which there is 1000 insurance.
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LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
Session of the Brotherhood at Schen-
ectady, \. Y.

SCHENECTADY, N, y, May 14.-This town
was full of railroad engineers today, who
were here in attendance upon the union
meeting of the Brotherhood of locomo-
tive engineers, which was held in the
Van Gutter opera house. The morning
session was behind closed doors, but in
the afternoon the meeting was open to
the public, who crowded the theater TO it's
doors. The meeting was called to order
by K. i. Jacobs of this pace. Mayor
Jacob w. Cute delivered the address of
welcome.
Senator David b. Hill was present and
when he arose from his seat after an in
PRODUCTION by the presiding officer, he
was received with storm OF applause.
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CATHOLIC PRELATES MEET.
Ceremonies in Honor of Mgr. Satolli at
Hoboken.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., MAY 1.-THE cere-
monies in honor of LeRate Satoli were
very impressive at the Hoboken monastery
today. The delegsts celebrated high mass
at 8 o'clock. At 80 o'clock the sanctu-
ery of the Passionaist church was in readi-
ness for the solemn pontifcial mass
to be celebrated by Bishop WigRer. The
priests OF the monastery and a number of
the local clergy filed the choir. A solemn
procession was made from the sascristy
TO the altar to the music OF the grand
organ. Archbishop Satolli, in his robes
OF office, attended by the passionist supe-
riors, occupied the position OF honor on
the episcopal throne. As the
pope's representative he ranked all
the assembled prelates. No event of
significance marked the morning GER
emonies. The preacher of the day
made respectful allusiOn TO the pope and
his representative. At the close of the
long ceremony Archbishop SatolE gave
the papal benediction. The guests invited
to meet the delegate at dinner arrived Just
after the ceremonies in the church were
ended. Among those paid their respects to
Mgr. Satolli were Vicar General Farley
of New York Rector Lavalle of the
cathedral and Superior Deshon of the
Psulist community. Brooklyn was repre-
scented by Vicar General Mcnamara. Mgr.
Seton OF Jersey City. Mgr. Doane OF New
York and the Rev. Patrick Corrigsn were
among the other guests. About fifty sat
down to dinner in the hall of the mon
astery. Speeches were made in Latin by
the passionist rector, by Mgrs, Seton and
Doane, and by Bishop Wigger and the
delegate.
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gu bet your life" said Rupgles.
Infnnta EulaIia Coming.

HAVANA, May 1.-THE Infanta Eulalia
and her husband attended a grand mill
tary review yesterday afternoon and in
the evening went to a bail at the Casino
Espagnol. 1t is reported that she will
embark tomorrow for New York.
WAsnINGToN, May IA This evening
Secretary Gresham stated 10 reporter
that he had not been informed OF any
change in the plans of the Infanta Eulalis
The arrangements of the final details in
connection with her visit to Washington
will be transmitted to Minister SnOwden
at Madrid and communicated by him 10
the Spanish government for considera-
ton.
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VIII Destroy Bonds.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE recent rec
concentration OF Acting Register Smith
for the destruction of Sl52,OOO,OOO of I'M
issued registered 4! per cent. bonds of the
funded loan of 1891 has been approved by
the secretary of the treasury, and the
bonds will be destroyed in accordance
with that recommendation, specimens of
the same being retained after cancellation
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supreme Court WIN Adjourn.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE supreme
court of the United States is expected to
adjourn for the term at the close Of its
session tomorrow, to meet again the
second Monday in October next.
Before adjournment the court will
announce Its opinion and judgment in a
number of important cases that have
been submitted for consideration In the
course of the term drawing TO a close.
The docket of argued cases is now COM
paratively small. the special session of last
Wednesday having afforded the court an
opportunity for reducing it by the dispo-
sition of twenty-three cases. There yet
remain, however, about fifty-which in
clude the Chinese regis ton act and the
hat trimming case, recently argued.
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Concerning Idiot Immigrnnts.
1920 NEW YORK-AvR.. n. W.,
WASHINGTON. ID. G., May Il.

WASHINGTON. May 14.-Superintendent
Herman Stump, with the appreciation of
Secretary Carlisle, has made a new and
important ruling. overturning former
practices as to the admission of idiot i'm
migrants. When accompanied by their
parents into the United States he holds
that it was tho intention OF the
act to make each class of debarred
immigrants separate and distinct. 1t de-
bars an idiot absolutely, and the fact that
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-17
Postmaster Donham In.

TERRE HAUTE, May IA. Especial. Post
master Donhsm is in complete possession
of the postofice today, Greiner having
turned over all the effects at IL o'clock
last night The republican first deputy
registry clerk and money order clerk also
gave up, and the two latter refused to
come up Monday and instruct their dem
ocratic successors. Both sets of letter car
riers will continue on duty till the post
office department makes decision. Dom
hams list of appointees will reach the
postoffice department at Washington to-
morrow. and there may be decision in a
few DAYS.
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THE STATE OF INDIANA, FRANKLIN coUN-

| TY. -
In the Franklin Circuit Court, April term, 1898.
Complaint No. 5,2OG Henry I. Mathews We.
George Carson McNeelY.
Now comes the Plaintiff, Henry P. Mathews, and
files his complaint herein verified BY his afhdavit
that said defendant George Carson McNeely, twenty
years ago absented himself from his usual place OF
residence and has been absent therefrOm continu-
ously since, and that he las property In franklin
County, Indiana, that is suffering IRON waste that
said sctonis for appointment OF an administrator
for said estate.
Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant
last named that unless be be and appear the 24th
day of the next term Of the Franklin Circuit Court
TO be holden on the fourth Monday Of April. A. a.,
1893 at the Court House in Brookvilie in said COun-
~ and State and answer or demur TO said complaint
the same will be heard and determined In his abb
sence.
Witness my name and the Seal Of said Court. al
fixed 1T BrookVile this 18th day Of April. a d. 1922
SEAL JAMES Is klDNE1
Clerk.
EDWIN W. HIGH, Attorney.
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MANY Were Drowned.

ST. PETERSBURG, May IA small ferry
boat on the river Msts, near BOrovitchee,
government of Novgorod. became unman-
ageable in mid-stream today and was
swept from her course by the current
The passengers, who filed her deck, were
psnic-stricken. The surging crowds made
The boat list and several passengers
Jumped overheard. Others launched q
boat, which was at once overcrowded and
to have been drowned and many more are
missing. About a fifth of the passengers
made no effort to leave the boat and were
saved
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NJ OTICE-The subscriber hereby gives notice TO the
~ voters OF Wsyne township that he Will apply 70
the board Of commissioners Of Marion county state o.
Indiana, at their June term. ls91 for a cense TO
sc intox eating vinous ma and spirtuous liquors in
uautitics than quart At time. with the priv
ilege allow the 10 be drsnk.on the premises
Ny pace OF business wherein said liquors TO be
sold and drank Is known q No. q 0erman.a-aye.
nue. Wayne township, Haughville Ind ana-
SI0I7 JAMES hEDDINQ
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NTOTICE-The subscriber hereby gives notice TO the
~ voters OF enter township that he viii Apply 90
the board OF commissioners OF Marion county, state Of
Indiana at their June term 1885, for license to sell
intoxicating, vlnous malt and sPirituou. liquors In
less quantities than quart al time, with the priv
ileRe To allow the same to be drank the premises
Mypace of buineas wherein said liquors are % be sold
and drank is known l27 Hadley ave. West Indian
apoiis, Center township, Marion county, Indiana
l03 ALBERT H. hURD.
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NToTICE-The subscriber hereby gives notice to the
~ voters of center township that he wlll apply to
the board Of commss OF Marion county, state OF
Indiana az their June 1893 for license 70 sell
intoxicating vinous malt and spirituOus liquors in
less quantities than a quart time, with the prvi-
iege 10 allow the TO be drank on the premises.
Ny place of business whereon said liquors are 20 be
sold and drank known Addison street, North In
dianapa lis and situated lot No. 81 bOck No. II,
original plat, North indianapolis - -
wl0 IL "a LOUIS WEbkh
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No Other

As good. This is the statement OF Profess
sor smith, Analytical Chemist: 1 have
analyzed all of the popular blood purifiers
and medicines now sold. Many OF them
/ found To be worthless. some dangerous
TO use. Sulphur Bitters contains nothing
poisonous, and think il lie the best blood
purifier made.
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Mrs. Stocks-"If we move into that
cheap house we'll lose caste"
Mr. Stocks-"Don't care if We do; it's
the best we can afford without running
hopelessly into debt. and, besides, it's a
comfortable place anyhow.
Mrs. Stocks-"Huh Just like a man
Only so you can be comfortable, and pay
every little bin as quick as It comes in, you
don't care what the world thinks"
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the idiot might have private fortune or
relations amply able to provide for his
wants cannot be taken into consideration
any more than il might be taken into con-
sideratinn in an application to take
person suffering from loathsome or dan
gerous CONTAGIOUS disease.
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APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSE.

NTOTICE-The subscriber hereby gives notice TO the
~ voters Of enter township that he will apply 70
the boa OF commissioners OF Marion county, state OF
Indiana. at their June term, 1898. for license 70
sell intoxicating vinOus, matt and spirtuous liquors
in less quantities than quart at time with the PRIV
ilege to allow tho to be drank the prem ses
MY place OF business whereon aid liquors are 70 De
sold and drank is known lot 49, in Nc artys NTH
West Side addition, s. hiver-ave West indianapolis,
Center township, Marion county, Indiana.
lOl7 EMIL CAAPHAUSbh.
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NTOTICE---The undersigned hereby gives notice TO
~ the voters of Center township that he viii sp-
plv to the board Oners or Marion county,
state Of Indiana, at their June term, lss3, for
license TO sell intoxicating, vinoua malt ana spirit
nous lauors in less quantities than quart at me,
with privilege OF al owing the same 20 be drank on
the premises. Ny place OF business wherein said
liuuors are to be sold and drank IL known as Bel
mont-ave., West Indianapolis, Center township, Ma
ron couutv Indiana II. Any NAN.
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Negro Democratic Lengue.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE National
negro democratic league has. through its
president, G. Ii. J. Taylor of Kansas. Sec
Rotary II. c. Smith of Alabama, Mr.. Chinn
OF the executive committee and II. G. &.
Astwood of Louisiana, addressed letter
to President Cleveland upon a question
seriously affecting the cause of negro
democracy in this country" and request
ing speedy recognition OF the negro demo-
Gratis.
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Collision of Steamers Off
the Cornwall Coast.
The Countess Evelyn Sinks
in Ninety Seconds.
TWENTY-FIVE SOULS LOST.
A Dense Fog Responsible for
the Casualty.
Attempts at Rescue Prove OF
No Avail.

Ten Men Killed I'm a Michigan Mine
by the Falling of a Cage Three
Thousand Feet-The Cause OF the
Accident-The Victims Dashed to
Pieces-Plans for the Recovery OF
the Bodies.
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occupies Intellectually, morally and
socially, giving tone to her muscles,
elasticity TO her step, glow of health
to her cheek and sweetness to her dispo-
sition; nor that will purify the blood,
curing all skin eruptions. scrofula. rheu-
matism, dropsy, heart diseases, head
ache and nervous languor. No, that is
not what is needed, for that is already
done The medicine has long been dis
covered. 1t is DR.. Fenner's Kidney and
Backache Cure. But what is wanted is
uniUersaL Knowledge Of the fact. And
that is just why this article is written
70 gre knOtclsdgs Of the fact DR.. Fenner
knowsit will do these things, for he has
sold It for 20 years, money refunded if
satisfaction not given. 1t will not de.
ceive or disappoint just expectations
Take bottle home to-day.
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No Denial of Leo's Alleged Intent.

ROME, Nav 1.-THE OSserratore RomonO
published yesterday long leader under
the caption Disarmament" The ar
avoidance of any denial of the recen.
reports that the pope will invite the
European great powers TO disarm. The
writer recommends that the broad neu-
trail zones separating antagonistic powers
be established. The territory TO be in
Guided in these zones will be Switzerland,
Savoy, Alsace, Llxemburg. SchleswIg,
the Netherlands. Poland and the Balkan
states
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We great NEED Of

-
the age. 1t is not
the discovery of
a medicine that
will cure all kid
n ~ diseases,
lame, sore or
aching backs;
that will cure all
female diseases,
restoring Ameri-
C q n w o m an
physicaHy TO the
high plane in
civilization she