The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-01-17


northern prison.
Sam Small is TO make an address at
Frankfort next month.
Settle the tariff question and settle it
nOw.-ROchester Sentinel.
Carriers Seymour blood hounds have
been after a PendletOn theft.
The TT. Wayne democratic soldiers
club has Endorsed Senator Voorhees, for
president in 1896.
The Goshen postoffice has been turned
over 10 Joseph A. Beane, the newly ap-
pointed postmaster.
More than a quarter of a million of
dollars worth of property has been
burned recently at Hammond by incen-
diaries.
The Elkhart Review does not think
state pride should compel republicans
10 favor Harrison for the presidential
nomination
A record at the TT Wayne gas works
taken hourly shows that last Christmas
was warmer there than the preceding
Fourth Of July.
Taxes should be laid for the support
OF the government economically admin
istered and not 10 enrich the protected
few.-Muncie Herald
The farmer is not TO have the wool
pulled over his eyes. He knows that
free wool means no more shOddy clothes
for himself and family. -CrawfoTdsville
Star.
The talk I'm the papers last Monday
OF the republicans impeaching the presi-
dent on the Hawaiian question was but
the idle vapOrings of monomaniacs--Tip
ton Times.
If ex-senator Mount was sincere in his
statements before the Wool growers as
ISOLATION it would require large vol
ume To tell what he does not know about
wool and sheep.-Lebanon Pioneer.
Let the republicans ask for an i'm
parchment Of the president. Every dem
Ocrat would rush 10 the defense Of
Cleveland. Hoar and BOutelle will yet
unite the democratic party.-Madison
Democrat
BE il remembered that the entire re-
spOasibilitv for the Hawaiian imbrogliO
rests wholly upon the b. Harrison ad-
ministration and the duphcity Of his min
lister Ia Honolulu, j. L. Stevens.-Vin-
cenues sun.
The administration of Grover Cleve-
land was Endorsed and approved. And
why should IL not be- II is able, honest
and democratic and the first democratic
administration i'm thirty-four years
Madison Democrat.
Sheriff ClaUsmeier of Allen county has
discovered on William Ingram. serving a
term for larceny. the Undertaking of
private in the United States army. In
vestigation is ou foot to discover wheth-
er or not Ingram Is desertef.
\ strong republican protectionist must
have control of the editorial columns of
the Cincinnati Daily Enquirer of late.
but then d. has not been accepted as re-
liable authority by democrats for num-
Der of years Franklin Democrat.
The Boston Herald says that Rabbi
Aaron Hirshberg Of the Jewish church Of
RI Wayne may receive a call To the
Temple Adath Israel in Boston. Mass.
He lectured at that place last week and
at F1Il sol
with his address.
Nckiuleyi~m taxes the poor and ex-
empts the rich It taxes "A mans liberal
ity 10 his family and eXempts his skin
flint neiEhbor's boards. IT taxes mar
riages and births and eXempts the man
who is too mean To- have a wife and
ChildreH.-Connersy vile Examiner.
The large wooden mill AT Seymour and
the American nail works at Anderson
started up this week. it Is funny be-
cause the republicans say the democrats
will close up the factories now running
Yet all over the country the idle ones
are resumins operatiOns.-Spencer Demo-
crat.
The attempt of some republican manu-
facturers. highly protected 10 induce
Congressman Byuum not 10 vote for the
Wilson tariff reform bill will not be
success. He proposes to vote favOring
tariff reform as ne should and as the
sire.-CrawfOrdsville Review.
The farmers of Indiana who have been
bowling a. the Standard oil company
are now leasing their gas territory 10
that corporation Ii will be piped out
IF the state for the benefit of Ohm
towns. The farmers Of Indiana are max
ing great mistake by leasing their
lands for such purpOses.-TiptOn Times.
u. u. Hal haway. who was yesterday
elected a member OF the democratic
state central committee from this dis
trict. resides al Winamac and is a prac-
ticing attOrnev. He has served as chair
man IF the Pulaski county committee
for several a 'ars nj his work has al
ways proven satisfactory. He is young
active and emerge tic.-LOgansport Pha-
ros
Brown tow nehip has the lowest tax
levy Of any township in the county, be
ing SL2L Brndywne township is the
highest. being $I6O. The highest tax
imposed by any town is S1.SS. which be
longs TO Fortvi0e, with a poll Of $2.75.
Greenfield has a poll of $40 and an adj
ditional Of So poU tax.-Hancock Demo-
Crat.
Roderker & Hc Gman hope TO have
their window Il Lss factory completed
by the lst OF Feb sIary. When il is COM
pleted work viii be resumed at once.
This is an institution that the business
men Of ElwOOd haNt- missed wonderfully
ers and receive la..ge salaries -Elwood
Press.
The young lady detectives Of Nc
TesarTs annex are eOing TO make appli-
cation 20 get on he police force. IL
you want 10 get onto who they are, il
IS very easy, for YOU generally find them
lOatng in front OF so me church on Sun
day evening ready To talk with every
Tom. Dick and Harry that comes along
-Washington Democrat.
Charles ". Slater lied at New Har-
mony Jan. and WIS buried Sunday
lie had been for more than a quarter Of
a century the editor and publisher Of
the New Harmony Register, a paper
which has always been a power in The
county AR. Slater was about sixty
eight years Of age and was a brave sol
der during the war Of the rebellion
The board of directors of the First ma
tiOnal bank organized Wednesday by
choosing the following officers: Presi-
dent. Richard Johnson: president
Edward Kampe; cashier, Thomas A
POgue. Miss ). r. Baker was appointed