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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-29
FOR THE ITALIAN MAIDEN.
Two Lovers Wage a Deadly Combat
With StilIettos.

PITrsBURG, March 27.-Two Italians,
Antonio Lonzo and Louis Laurigno, mad
dened by drink and jealousy, fought q duel
with knives on the streets
of Sharpsburg last night and
both men were so badly injured
that there are fears that neither will re-
cover. Both drew their stilletos ct the
same time and engaged in deadly COM
bat. For nearly half hour they fought
and when finally Rsunder by the
police they were weak from the
loss of blood. Laurigno has several
ugly cuts on the neck and head, and Lonzo
has terrible cash in the back. 1t is said
that the Italian maiden who unconscious
lY was the cause of the duel was standing
near by when the dnggers wore drawn.
She became alarmed aud fled from the
scene. She ran home and locking herself
in her room, no one has since been able
to induce her TO come out.
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ANOTHER CENTENNIAL PROPOSED.
Col. Peyton's Proposition 20 Celebrate
the birth and Death of Christ

PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-Col. Peyton OF
HaddonGeld, n. j., tho father OF oentsnnisls Ia
this country. has proposed and is working to
develop another centennial. The colonel now
proposes to celebrate the nineteenth centennial
of the birth and death OF Christ seven years
henoe--dufiug the year A. D., i00-ir the city
of Jerusalem. The oolonei's plan calls for the
election Of reprrsontotiycsfrom every govern.
ment on the earth that desires 10 take part, aud
for their representatives TO assemble IN build
ing Co be provided for that purpose Ia the city
OF JerusalenI sometime during the year 1900.
Tho actual date he hiss not considered, though
two seasons are eligable. Easter aud Christmas.
An invitation will be extended Go the world 10
participate In The union and Accommodation
provided for the scores OF thousands OF people
who would be expected TO attend 30 auapicious
n gathering.
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ALL OVERTURES IN VAIN.
Warning Choctaw Factions May Yet
Come Together.

ANTLERs, I. T., March '27.-All over
lures looking to peace between the war
ring Choctaw faetions have been in vain.
When the Hon. JxC. Gibbons went to tho
militia last night with Locke's ultimstum
they took the matter under advisement,
and asked for another conference with
Mr.. Gibbons this morning. On returning
to the camp this morning Mr.. Gibbons
found that they had been reinforced dur
ing the night. He was informed that two
carriers had been sent TO Governor Jones
the night before with Locke's proposition,
and that nothing would be done until
Wednesday, by which time they ex-
pected to hear from the governor and
would act as he directed. THIS was not
satisfactory to Locke and his people, and
they declared the srmistice at an
end. The matter looked as il
the crisis had come. There was a
strong sentiment in favor OF attacking the
militia at once. Locke decided not TO at
tack, but move out of town, where, in
case of battle, the lives of women, chill
dren and disinterested parties would not
be imperiled. So this afternoon a wagon
was loaded with provisions and Locke's
force left AntleTs and went east. They
would not cay where they were going. but
it is believed that they have crossed the
Kianiti river and have struck camp in
the mountains. Locke was interviewed
by the Aears correspondent today. He
said he wanted peace. His home, his
wife and children were all at Antlers; his
business was there. Asked why he did
not give the men over TO the militia, he
said
Because they would be killed; there
are my friends and l will protect them be-
cause they have always stood by me-"
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WASHINGTON, d. c., March 27.-The
president today sent the following nomi-
nations to the senate:
Department OF Justics-Feiix A. Reeve Of
Tennessee to be solicitor OF the TREASURY.
William III. Seaman of Wisconsin, 20 be u. =.
district judge for the eastern district Of
Wisconsin,.
Albert B. Fall of New Mexico to be associate
justice OF the supreme court OF the territory Of
New Mexico.
70 be Attorneys Of the United States-Geor
j. Denis OF California for the southern district
of California, Joseph Z. James OF Georgia for
the northern district OF Georgia. William T..
Gary oil Georgia for the southern district OF
Georgia.
To be U. S. Marshals-Frank Levere,t of
Georgia for the southern district Of Georgia,
James Blackburn OF Kentucky for the district
of Kentucky.
Interior department.
samuel r. Fisher of Massachusetts. TO lie
assistant commissioner Of patents.
Rjb,Tt h. Wis n 4 Mississippi, 10 b. regis
ter Of the land Office at Jackson, Miss
Francis Estudillo Of California, to be agent
for the In ans Of tie Miss on Isle river teon-
solioa'e y agency in CallfoTnIa.
STAT dep utment-
samtel L. Morss of Indiana, 20 be consul
general Of the United states at Paris.
&. W. Chancellor Of Maryland, TO be consul
at Havre.
Allen d. Morse Of Michigan. 60 be consul at
GlmgoR.
Gsorse +. Parker of New York. to be consul
at Birmingham.
seaton Norman OF lniiina, g. b. n assistan
surFeon ia the marin hospital service.
P0atmasttTs-iIsnry &. Ulen, Lebanon;
Samuel Harris, Franklin.
somo og the Nominees.
Felix A. Reeve OF Tennessee. nominated
for solicitor of the treasury. has for SOW
eral wears been assistant solicitor and hIa
nominatian is regarded in the light OF a
promotion. w. H. Seaman of Wisconsin,
nominated to be u S. Judge of the west
ern district, ia warm personal friend OF
Senator Villas. and is spoken OF as one OF
the ablest lawyers in the state.
Allan B. Morse, nominated for consul
at Glasgow, was Michienn's candidate for
yice-president at Chicago, and at tho late
state election was the democratic candi-
date for governor of Michigan.
George + Parker, nominsied for consul
at birmingham, is a close friend OF Presi-
dent Cleveland, aud during the campaign
wrote life of the president.
:. /. Fisher, nominated for assistant
commissioner OF patents. has for years
been principal examiner in tho patent OF.
flee, and his nomination Is considered a
deserved promotion.
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ST. LOUIS. March 25.-A wen arranged
plan for robbing one of the many out
going trains was nipped in the bud here
tonight and all of the would-be robbers
save one are now under arrest Last
Monday one James f. Gosney. alias John
Lowe, aiias Huntington, alias Roland II.
Cana, his mistress, Miss Minnie Myers,
alias Minnie Lowe. Louis LutE, alias Louis
Kinderlinger, Clark Goodwin, John Reed
and Robert Wethered met in S. Fourth,
st. saloon and formulated O plan to rob one
OF the outgoing trains tonight. Gosney,.
who was captain of the party, was to furs
nish three sticks of dynamite ready foI
nee, and other members of the party were
TO procure revolvers and sacks in which to
carry the plunder.
Each did his part and was ready to meet
at tbs saloon at 6 o'clock tonight as agreed
upon. Wethered. however, yesterday
called upon the police officers and gave
away the whole scheme. AS the different
onss approached the saloon tonight they
were placed under arrest A search Of
the woman's place on Psrk-aye. disclosed
the guns and dynamite that were TO be
used.
On being arrested the parties all con-
fessed they were going TO rob the Iron
Mountain train near Jefferson Barracks or
the Frisco express at point about ten
miles from the city. The parties are all
under twenty-five years of age and Weth-
cred aud Goodwin claim to be from Texas.
The others are local toughs. Wethered, the
police report. cannot be found. but il is
believed ho was allowed to 90 after giving
away the details OF the plot.
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SPIRITS For CARTER.
Mrs. BrowneiIe Says tho Unseon Favor
His Election.

CnIcAGo, March 27.-Accordng to Mrs.
Sarah L. Brownelle even the occult beings
whose abiding p' ace is the spirit land are
climbing into the bsndwsgon and are
strongly in favor OF Carter II. Harrison for
worlds fair mayor. Mrs. Brownelle made
some national and political prophesies at
Lake and Wooo.sts. last night She in
formed select circle Of spirilualists that
Carter ii. Harrison woud be elected by
10000 majority. Mrs Brownelle also
prophesied that within the next three
months seven men high ia the councils of
the nation would die; that there would be
two bloody riots in Chicago before SNOW
flies and that two cyclones would sweep
the city She also iutimatsd hat cholera
would smito down many in Chicago.
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MYSTERY ABOUT THE CRIME.
phil G larner Found Murdered I'm q
,rloset at Pine Blu1, Ark.

PisE BLurF, Ark, March GA brutal
and m, ,sterious murder was committed at
sherri |. Ark. last Friday night, pGriiou-
lars OF which, owing TO lack Of telegraphie
comm inication. only reached here today.
The b, ldy OF Phil Garner, porter at ths
sherri i hotel, was found in a nude con-
dition in cloeet in the hostelry yostor
day m erning. Tackled ON tho body was
pieco OF pastoboard bearing tho inscrip
lion, -. o. ID. Collect three months
board. DR.. shorrill. keep your man at
home ana ho won't get lost" The eoro-
ner'si equoat disclosed the fact that body
had h, len carried by three mon 90 tho ho-
Tel sn iurday morning The only clue 70
the CT ime thus Tar is that Garner aud
sever ! men who had been drinking NJ
Jnmel X. Lesser's bar were going TO see q
court nan named Little Bit. and that on
tho " ty, after somO alteration, tho muir
der W % committed. Four arrests we're
made and quadruple lynehng was bare
ly ~ 'ovonted, as tho excitement was
oVaat
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Good Joke on cllnnrn.

CHICAGO. March 27.-Willlam shauah.
messy, who arrived in Chicago two weeks
ago from ireland. made n novel ploa
when arraigDed IN court TODAY for nearly
killing Detective slogan. shaughnssy
claimed 10 have been told by friends that
all men In Chicago wearing large black
hats were robbers and aa slogan answered
10 the description he dealt with him
accordingly. The explanation resulted In
shaughnossy's release.
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DIR. ST. CLAIR REMOVED
BUREAU OF THE SENTINEL, !
1870 NEw YoRK-AvR..
WAsHINGTON, ID. C., March 81.

For Holding Back Omeiai Papers-tiis As
slstant succeeds.
DR.. 50. Clair. for more than twenty-five
years head OF the consular bureau in tho
state department, has been removed.
Late this afternoon Secretary Gresham sont
note to DR.. S. Clair notifying him that
he desired him 10 tender his resignation
at once, and further that his assistant,
Mr.. w. q, Faieon OF North Carolina, had
already been appointed his successor aud
would assume tho duties OF the office.
This was naturally surprise TO DR. -.
Clair, who had never before dreamed that
his official conduct had been called
into QUESTION. lie sought an explanation
from the secretary The latter " said TO
have told him that no had been guilty OF
holding back official papers on the score
that they were personal letters and for
this onepso his resignation was requested.
These papers, IL 10 said, contained charges
against certain u. :, consul Ia Germany
and instead OF being treated as private by
DR. ST. Clair they should have been sent
In their regular departmental round,
DR. ~. lair produced tho letters In
question, which he claimed TO bo his
private correspondence, but ho did not
succeed In convincing the secretary that
they wore other than official papers or
that he had not been guilty OF q breach
OF official etiquette.
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INDIANA NEWS.
The Stroke of the Maxwell Ax-What
Some OF tho Candidates Would Accept.

The Stroke OF the Maxwell Ax-Yyhnt
Some of tho Candidates Would Accept.
BUREAU OF THE SENTINEL,
1870 Nav YoRH-AvR.,
WAsHINGToN, ID. C.. March 81.
The Maxwell AK did not fall upon any
Indiana republican fourth class postmas-
ters today. Harris, who was ap-
pointed by the president postmaster
of Franklin, is the chairman of John
son county He was recommended by
Congressman Cooper. The nomination of
Norman for surgeon in the revenue
marine service is not political one. lie
is a good democrat of Evansville, however.
lie resigned the same position under mis-
apprehension over year ago and il re-
quired a special act to reinstate him.
This appointment lie TO comply with the
act OF congress.
w. A. Cullop OF Vincennes. who was
candidate for district attorney, is out for
governor OF Utah. Matson is also a can
didate but Cullop is confident OF winning.
Congressman Brown hRs been robbed.
A $3.50 gold watch and $50 in cash was
stolen from his room at the Riggs while
asleep last night.
Col Hoskins OF Brazil has returned 10
will remain in the race for collector of
revenue OF the Terre Haute district un-
I'll the appointment is made Sand he
thinks his chances OF success are excel
lent Eli Brown ci ne Frankfort Crescent
is here TO get the postofIice. He was post
master OF Columbia City under Cleveland
and comes under "ex" rule even If he has
changed location.
DIR. Teal of kendallville. who wanted
the Glasgow consulate has taken a tobog-
gan slide since Morse appointment to the
post. He has come DOVE TO Leeds. DIR.
Teal WAS momber of The last house
Tenney OF the Marion county auditors
Office has arrived with an application for
the Ottawa consulate. IL is charged that
he has also toboggan handy when some
other fellow gets ihe Ottawa job.
Glazebrook OF Stark county has not used
his toboggln yet and is still sticking for
Buepos Ayres.
jerome HerG's prospects for consul
general 10 Havana are improving. The
| Eleventh district has not yet been recog-
| nized and Hertl will be tie first 20 get
big office from the district Herf did
some good work during the campaign.
He has ways been an active democrat
and has never held office. lie is ndorsed
by the whole delegation.
The Leipsic consulate is now hold by
Prof. Diederich OF Fort Wayne and Con-
gresham McNsgny has entered for tho
place Joseph Storm of Fort Wayne.
Wisconsin is after the same place but
Storms prospects are excellent Alien
county with her 1900 majority ought 20
get at least one consulate.
Attorney Beveridge of indianapolis is
In the city enrouto to Asheville, ". q.
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A PAIR OF SHOPLlFTeRS.
Two Fcmalos out OF Prison Caught
at Their old Game.

CHICAGO, March 2b.-Decreplt wrinkled
Bertha Klslnschmidt over. fifty years old. and
Emma Rachel alias wsir rod checked lass OF
twenty, we're afragned In court here today for
sboplifilne. Both women have been scarcely a
fortnight cut OF the rsnltentiafy where they
each served several terms. uheplittibg being
the charge Ia eyerg instance. The spectators
In court. few OF whom wers aware OF the record
of tha women. lot fall many expressions Of uym.
Handsome, wsll.drtased gill. The pair we're
held la heavy bonds. Other members OF the
Weir gang have recently GENE 20 grisfin Den
YER aud Milwaukee.
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NE nrsviIlr. Wis. March 27.-oliyer
saun ders. living about elk miles from
Neil syille, discovered his house on Gre
abob / o'clock this morning. lie aad HE
wife and child cot out and returned for
two other children, ono three and one-six
wear old, aud never came out alive. The
four bodies were found In tho ruins after
the lro was oxtinguished In a horrible
char rcd condition, their limbs being en-
tire burned Oh. Mr.. Saunders was sixty
yVaT 4 OF nne,
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CoFFEYvILLE, Kss., March 27.-A bank
robbery, partaking of the daring shown at
the famous Coaeyville affair last October.
in which several of tho participants lost
their lives. was enacted at Cansy, Kas.,
this afternoon. The only thing missing to
make it more closely resemble the robbery
in which the Daltons took part was that
nobody was hurt. The bandits got $1,000
and have a good start on their pursuers,
and, perhaps, will never be captured.
Caney is a small town eight miles south
of here and very close to the Indian ter
ritory line. The bank robbed was the
Caney Valley, the only one in town.
AZ 10 o'clock this afternoon two men
who were recognized Us the notorious
Henry Starr. on escaped convict, and
man named Newcomb, entered the bank
unmssked and leveling their weapons at
the cashier and the other employes-four
in all-demanded all the money on hand.
Without any ado the employees complied
and before five minutes had elapsed from
the time the bandits entered
the place they were in pos
session OF all the banks cash, about
$4,000. Nobody but the banks employees
were in the place and AS none on the
outside noticed anything out 9i the way
a. al. &c halC
especially TO fear.
Coolly placing the money in bags with
which they had provided themselves, and
warning the bankers that they would
meet instant death should they attempt
TO make an outcry, the men backed out
Of the bank. Reaching the door which
was on Main.st., aud before which
the usual number of people
were passing, tho men hurried
10 their horses, which had been bitched
In front, and were soon on their way at n
rapid rate toward the Indian territory.
Nobody had particularly noticed even
tneir strange actions as they ran for their
horses and drove of. ana as il was some
time before the bank employees recovered
sufficiently from their fright To make an
alarm, the fleeing men had plenty OF time
in which to gain a good start on any pur-
suers
When the alarm was finally given the
news OF the daring robbery spread rapidly
aud posse OF citizens was quickly or
ganized and started in hot pursuit. BE.
fore tho start could be made however, the
robbers had secured an advantage OF fully
thirty minutes. and IL now seems improb.
able that they can be caught up with.
Nothing had been heard from them late
tonight The bank was soon surrounded
and the still frightened bank officials
were too overcome TO accurately state
their loss further than that everything in
sight In the money liae had been secured
by their vieltora. This will easily reach
81, 900, probably moro.
Henry Starr is ono OF the notorious
Dalton gang and only recently escaped
from jail, whore ho was imprisoned for
completely In tho Coireyvillo robbery in
October last. The ollioora In this part OF
the country have boon in constant search
for him lately, but could find no trace OF
hls whcreabout. though they felt conf.
dent he would soon bO at his old game
and thus give them new olow.
Noweomb 10 also n notorious criminal,
having figured In several misdoede In tho
Indian territory and contiguous country.
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DEATH IN THE RAPIDS.
Three Boys Drowned Whilo Attompt-
ing n Hazardous Undertaking.

MAnETTA. o., March 26.-Throe young
men we're drowned at 10 o'clock tbia morn.
ing at tho dam ut the head OF Marietta
island, They were attempting 10 shoot
tho swift current and go above whom tho
boot capsized. The we're;
GEORGE DOW. twonty.four.
nARPY DOW. fifteen.
FRANK ACKERs0N, twenty.
All we're good swimmers and made heroic
effort In the cold, swift wator 90 save
themselves The Dow boys are the sons
Of Cant David Dow
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THE WINGED MESSENGER DEAD.
Fate OF Carrier Pigeon Doubtless
from the Naronic.

HoRwIcH. Conn. March 27.-On Sun.
day afternoon, March 10, an exhausted
carrier pigeon lit upon the fence back OF
the Rev. +. l.. Fellows house on Otis-st.
The next day IL was found lying ON tho
ground dead. Upon the pigeons leg was
an aluminium band, marked IN 1906"
The biri was found on examination 70
have died from starvation. II Ia said
there were carrier pigeons on the missing
steamer Naronic. Was this one OF them 2
The initial on the band supports tho sug.
gestion
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rmE saNA1oRIAL eoNrEsrs.
Majority and Minority Reports on tho Gas
of Lee Mantle.

Majority and Minority Reports on tho Case
of Lee Mantle.
The report OF tho majority and minor
ity on the contested election easo OF Lee
Mantle. senator appointed by the govern
OF OF Montana, wore made 10 tho senate
today, MIR. Iioar submitting the report OF
the majority In favor OF seating Mr..
Mantle aud Mr. Vance, chairman OF the
COMMITTEES, the report against seating
There gro two other oaees, those OF Mr..
Beckwlth lappoIniod by the governor Of
Wyomlngl and Mr. Allen, ap-
pointed 10y the governor Of
Washington. Inssmuoh No tho facts are
tho same the teet will be mado IN the case
OF the senator upon whose credentials the
report ~ made. Ia IL not unlikely that No
this IL decided 90 will be the others.
10th reports arc rather lengthy aud quote
yoluminousIy from the earlier decisions OF
the senate upon cases dealing with the
same question.
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WHOSE GIRL WAS SHs2
A Romantic Case I'm which tho Old
Love Won.

CmcAdo, March Ell. A. Voolfolk Of
tho Racine wagon company, who caused q
sensation by suddedly marrying his old
sweetheart wealthy Miss Virginia Single
ton, when sho was on the eve OF wedding
Mr.. Waters OF Charlotte. n, O.. was back
In Chicago today. A smile OF satisfaction
was the only anawer Mr.. Wollolk made
upon being questioned about the matter.
lilo Htroked his whiakers in meditation for
n momont aud then said deliberately
"rhis IL a private matter, and do not care
10 discuss IL. / cannot see that the public
has a right Ia know whelhor married an-
other fellows girl or not"
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FOUR NEGROES PUNCTUREO
In a Row at Dance I'm Louisi-
ana.

PLAIN DEALING, Ia, March 26.-The
negroes gave a dance last night and DO.
came very boistcrous. Several ciiizons,
headed by Mr. Fitch, who was appointed
marshal by the mayor Of tho town. at
tempted TO quiet the dsrkies. When the
posse attempted to serve pspers on the
dancers shooting was started by the ne
groes. and when tho smoke had cleared
away II was discovered that two negroes
had been fatally shot and two others
wounded Prof Johnson OF the high
school was shot In the left arm. -Four Of
the negroes were jailed.
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NAMED FOR PLACES
Under the Government Of
the United States.
Yesterdays List of PreSi-
Dental Nominations.
Men Chosen to Fill I'M
portant Positions.
THE SENATORIAL CONTESTS
Mejority and Minority Reports
by the Committee,
The Former Favorinq the Seat
ing OF Mantle.
Secretary Gresham Removes
DR.. St. Clair

For Withholding OniciaI Papers
Under the Guise of Private DOcu-
mcnts-He Fails to Square Himself
with the Secretary OF state-His
Successor the Former Assistant
The Republicans Propose to Insist
on an Examination OF the Charges
Against DIR. Roach-Other Capital
News.
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WAsHrSoroS, March 20. Tho govern.
mont OF Spain, through the state depart
ment. has officially tendered 10 tho
United States as Riii tho reproduced
flagship Of Columbus, the Santa Maria. 1"
now somewhere Ia the gulf Of Mexico en-
route 10 this country 20 participate in tho
naval reylew and for part OF the span.
iah exhibit ~ On hicago.
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YnInnhn llnrn.. orcmnled.

NJ Asos CRY, Ia. March 27.--rhe stock
barr N owned by Kirk Brothers. burned
toni Rht. Tho famous Storm, holding the
fast eat fve.year-old stallion pacing record
of u 40 world. brown John, by Brown Hal,
Rer A.. by King Rene, Red Clay BY Red
Wi kes, and Edmunds O.. by Clay. we're
bur ned. Loss on horses alone fully
$40 in00
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.ernmp wni.nn prnw IIia aun.

AUGUSTA. Ca. March 2b.--A report reaches
Augusta that ex.Congressmnn Watson has been
dnsd IN the city court sl Thomson, hia homo.
for striking aud drawinR pistol on Railroad
Agent Palmer In dispute about the payment
Of freight. Palnsr. II IL said. will bring Q
charge Of carrying concealed weapons against
Watson.