The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-22

a clay bust Of Col r. w Thompson,
which has been pronounced by every
one who has seen IL as a remarkable
| piece of work for such n young sculptor.
| Miss Harriet Hosmer. the famous sculp-
| tress, known equally in America and
| Europe, is in the city. visiting Mrs Full
| Ter She has seen young Austin's mead
| of Col. Thompson and pronoUnces il eX-
| cellent and has taken such an interest
/ in the young genius that she has offered
| to help him cast it in plaster. The clay
| chips of so badly unless it is kept wet
/ that ii is not a durable substance at
! all. Miss Hosmer has recommended an
| art school at Chicago TO which young
| Austin, no doubt. will be sent for in
! struction. The youthful genius has never
had any instructions. In modelling the
! COloners head he used no sureru ents
! as most sculptors do. but relied on his
/ eye. His next work viii be to model a
/ head from an immense cake of hard
i soap obtained from the Crate. soap fac
] tory.-Terre Haute Express.
! A new counterfeit ten-dollar-bfll has
, made its appearance in this city and it
| is the opinion of the officers that not a
| few are in circulation hereabouts. Yes
terday whers pline-hOst. Dick Townsend
! of the Randall. went to bank one OF the
new cOunterfeits was discovered in the
| pile by the keen-eyed teller and thrown
out. The bill has been known in the
treasury department but for short
4 time, and ON account of its perfect like
/ ness, on first sight to good note is very
+ hard TO distinguish. This is the first
one of the new cOunterfeits to be dis
| covered in this part of the country. and
although Treasury Agent Carter of In
4 dianapOliS was informed of its existence
! a week ago none has yet been discov-
cred bv him Mr. Townsend thinks
| that he took the bill in the regular bus
! mess from one who was ignorant of the
! counterfeit The bill is so well made
| that one not accustomed to constant
handling of money would never suspect
! its worthlessness. The United States
/ authorities are at work on the case.--Ft.
| Wayne Gazette.
| The youthful face Of County Treas
urer Campbell has broadened percepubly
! since an early hour this morning, and
! it's all because Mack has come back.
/ He disappeared one day last October and
J all trace of him was as effecmally COW
/ cred up as though the earth had swal-
i lowed him. He was the pet of the Camp
| bell household, and great was the grief
! when he SO inconsiderately SHOOK"
! them. But he returned, apparently re-
/ pentant and glad to receive the warm wei
| come accorded him when he tTotted into
the Office this morning, whined and
| barked a little at his masters feet, eX-
| tended his fore paw for a shake" and
/ stirred around in the waste basket for
| a mouse Having by these little TRICKS
I y
| treated royalty as the prodigal son of
| old, although the fatted calf was not
! slain until the arrival of Mrs. Campbell
/ and Gertrude, who are now at PetoSky.
Mack" is an unusually intelligent pug,
and Treasurer Campbell says he'd give
good deal for his autobiography cover
ing the past year.-Goshen News.
a phenomenal little coincident took
4 place on the +. & I. train on the run up
/ from Clay City Wednesday evening TO the
/ amusement Of dozen passengers aboard.
| The train passed Watson's without slow
ing up, there being no passengers for
! that point. A travelling man from Terre
Haute aboard placed his head out of
the window at the crossing to take OBJ
servatiOns and accidentally dropped his
hat. Quick as thought he jumped from
his seat and bounded for the rear end
of the coach as though to jump off to get
the hat. As a second eXpedient he re-
turned hurriedly to the coach to have
the the conductor stop the train. Just
at this Juncture the engineer whistled
for the brakes, having detected a hot
box, but the man minus a hat took il
TO mean that he situation had been
taken in by the crew and that the train
was being brought to a standstill that
be might run back and get the top
dressing for his denuded crown. He
made the round trip at a 2:40 gate. and
did not know until after his return why
the train had stopped-Brazn Demo
crat.
superintendent Love of the Island park
assembly feels aggrieved at the sudden
termination of arrangements for the DEM
| ocratic meeting at Rome City. Not until
Monday evening did Senator Voorhees, and
Congressman McNagny give up hope OF
securing Mr. McVeagh for the principal
address today and It was later still when
their telegram to that effect reached the
Journal. Nothing was left but to an
l e. 49, fwaN loot
Love will appreciate the situation and be
| Heve US that no slight was intended. 1t
would have pleased the democrats OF
northern Indiana to have Joined the as
sembly people in an old-faShioned rally,
and every preparation and publicity was
given TO the event An unfortunate COM
| pliration of circumstances prevented Sen
ators voorhees, and Brice and the Hon.
| Allen collars from being present and
! the greatest possible pressure and an ex-
| pensive Geographic correspondence failed
| to secure men able TO represent them, so
that nothing was left but to make an hon
est announcement Of the fact for neither
| the assembly nor the democratic party
could AFFORD TO deceive the people or be
censured by them for making promises
that could not be fulilled.-Ft. Wayne
Journal.
Indiana Observation-Disclosures
| NJ Howard, Walton, Cass; John II. Hin
lkle, Amboy, Miami; John L. Bunch, Ia
OTTO. Noble: James a. Mccullough Rich
| Valley Wabash; Hugh Burrell, Browns
| town, Jackson: Samuel l.. Justice An
| derson Madison; Joseph Claude. Ft
! Wayne, Allen; John Kane, Knox, Stark:
| David f. Dietrich, Garrett. DeKalb; e.
mond A. Decker, Jeffersonville, Clarke:
Richard L. Shelley, Powers, Jay; Joseph
| Strahl, Nashville. Brown county. In
crease-Joseph OFT, Rolling Prairie, La
porte: Malfus NJ. Crittenden, Green
castle, Putnam, Franz HUM. TT. Wayne
Allen; Abraham Black. Oaktown, Knox;
/ DIR. w. Whitford. Waterman, Parke:
| George Wfninger. Shoals. Martin. Re
| issue-Alfred 7. Jackson, Kewanna, Full
| ton; William Mason, Connersville Fa-
yette; AIilburn II. Goldsmith, Leesville,
Lawrence; George NJ. Kicker, Union
| City, Randolph; Henry Hill, South
| Bend, st. Joseph; Joseph II.
ONO, Harlan. Allen: Moses Shaul. Boon
! Vile, Warrick: Edward a. Campbell.
Moore's Hill, Dearborn; Andrew J. Cook,
| Modesto Monroe. Reissue and Increase
| Chancellor Weed, Lafayette Tippe-
| canoe; Benjamin +. Conner indianapolis.
! Marion. Original Widows, Etc.-Lou K.
| Ligg. Indianapolis, Marion; Maria Louise
Leubbert, Richmond, Wayne; Margaretta
| Thornsburg, Royal Center Cass; Viola j.
| Brown, Attica, Fountain; Nancy Hunt
| North Salem, Hendricks; Kate Schlatter
| Evansville, Vanderburg; Kate Schlatter,
| lam McErenne, Taylorsville, BartholO-
NEW; Martha ID. Lewis, Converse, Miami;
| Sarah A. Hanson. South Bend, St. Joseph;
minor Of William II. Sullivan Shoals
Martini Parlenia a. StimsOn, Martinsville
Morgan: Mary J. Cherry Bufler De-