Democratic Sentinel, Volume 8, Number 50, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 9 January 1885 — Page 8

4, Title- Girl Burned to D.athJß A correspondent In Barkley townbip furnishes tbe following par lieu* On the second inst., about 6 o’clock n. the evening, at the residence of S. •I. Quick, of Barkley township, a fatal ccident occured, by the burning to teath of has ten year old daughter. Vhile Mr, and. Mrs. Quick were feedig the stock and milking the cows, the irl was left in 'the house. She took he broom and fanned the fire, in the ook stove.; while thus engaged her lothes caught fire. There being no. »ne present to help her, she ran for he barn, some sixty yards from the ouse, where her father was unharnessing the horses. Willie Quick, his on, being in the mow of the barn, at his time, seeing his sister coming, all n fire, said “fire”, and his father

joking up to where Willie was in the now, seeing the light from the burn. ag girl shining through the cracks of he barn thought the barn was on fire. Stepping to 'the door of the barn he •aw his child leaning forward, as she an for the barn, enveloped in flames, mr head was the only, part of her body dsible, owing to her leaning posture he flames shooting six feet high. Mr. £uick went to her rescue and with uperhuman effort soon tore away the emainder of-clothes that the fire had est, but she was very badly burned. Jr. Washburn, of .Rensselaer, was drought and did all he could, but she lied on the :3rd inst., at 10 o’clock in he morning.

A Jasper county Man’s Valuable Invention.

Mr. A. H. ArnoldpMi ingenious /oung man of Barkley township, iaa lately takeout aJpatent on an invention wfliich; promises to bring iim in a fino-anm ofmoney. It is i simple bratingeniusean tri vance o prevent telegraph vires from interlocking, and inter.'upting communications, during he prevalence dfwindaaud heavy storms, a source of annoyance and loss to telegraph and telephone cotxqpanies. >We understand that Mr. Arnold has been offered <ls*ooo forb is patent, ind telegraph eaperts estimate its value, anywhere .from tthe above sum way up infertile ihnndreds of thousands.

General Carnahan and The New Orleans Exposition

Mr. James R. Carnahan, ilndiana 8 jommissioner to the New 'OrlaaiM. Exjosition, has returned to Indianapolis. )f the Exposition he told a News reporter : “Ina fifteen -minutes wdlk, he said, you see tbe -whole world. .You see people of every nationality and the products of every country in. the-world. The exhibits and the arrangement of he dislay are far ahead of the centennial. A visit to ? the govern ment.and state building is alone worth ‘the Jcip to New Orleans to any man. ’ I would advise visitors, however, not to gockntil February, as the displays will-then all be in position” General Carnahan says the Indiana exhibits \will be second to that of no State. ‘Several thousand square feet are covered wilk Indiana grains, grasses, -potatoes, fruits, .woods, building stones, and pre-historic relics.

Teacher’s State Certificate.

At a recent meeting of the State Board of Education authority was given to the! County Superintendents of the State to hold examinations for teachers’ state 1 ektificates- The examination willfbe divided into three parts, and the <queslions prepared by the State Board will be presented to applicants on the last Saturdays of February, March and AprtL Applicants will be examined as follows: On the last Saturday of Feb.—ln Arithmetic, Grammar. Physiology, Geo erapby, Physics and U. 8. History. On the last Saturday in March.—ln Algebra, Reading ScSence of Teaching, Phpsical Geography. Zoology, U - 8 Constitution and Moi al Science. On the laet Saturday ta April—ln Geometry, Orthography* Rhet* oricj Botany, General History and Penmanship. Applicants for State Certificates must have taught school not kss than fortysight n onths, of which not less than sxteen shall have bem in Indiana.— hey shall present to the county Supertendeot, before entering upoa the exmi nation satisfactory evidence of good moral character, and professional ability, and pay the sum of five dollars, each the sum prescribed by law, which in no case can be refunded. The manuscripts, fees and testimonials will be sent immediately to the Superintendent ot Public Instruction. and there be examined and graded ny the -tate Board of Education. Certificates will be granted to applicants who make a' general average of seventy-five per cent, and do not tall below sixty pei cent. In xnv subject. To the teachers of our county who desire to obtain State Certificates, 1 will say, that these examinations will be held in connection with the Regular Monthly z jßhtamiaUopa, at the time stated. D. M Nelson, Go. Supt ■ * •Hio. tniAter.” eaid a drunken man to a bow-legged one warming him“you’d better (hio) ger away | fr >tn b' fore the fire, you’re (hit ) Bub' n

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Jackson and Louis Phillippe. Whet. Gettecal Jackson became f’es * dent, writes Ben. Perley P«». r-. ; n th,Boston Budget, hr f>tmd th-t France owed the Unite t Htatw 25 0( 0,00.. ft«n<whbli ii resolv d, bv tne eternal * f’-o’ct be i ai<L And;e v stev. non snd-JVd lialii s Archer, b»fti of Virgi inhere cat didates for tin- Fieneh imud.-D. but it wi.- given to at other a r >n|i<*ai> • f the a-vme State. Wi liuni <’ Riv.-s r M r vein...ii afterward receive I thr ir.istdon t < London; and Mr Aicher, rat) K r pioucd ’ joined tbe rankn of th- opp .-'tio... . Rive- ninde hot ]it headway until Loins Phiilij e«- i:u into power, when the treaty w.w • |.. ni d Great as the rage of whist?, re.! Fr.-uchtnen a • aeited that Louis Pbiß’ne iis.t bought a a Jarre portion of r e . Jaims thus iol>t.td the French e u v ir, ■ rder to fill lu-..wn pickets Mr Rives tih co: tn r was in hgh spirits, and i is as sered Hint only eight davs alter the treaty wa* signed he wrote a dispal-h to M:. F usjtii, Fe'returyof Htate. inwhich tie blasted th .i he had effected a trei y .’hidh all his prenecessors had failed to ! a?comp'is!>. -nd by which he had gulled .nd uu gener.iietl the Fit.noli minisfrv J aiu induced it r . ‘pay n<>t only every iu-t ' mid legal claim. t'Ut many Idaima t hat W rc considered despera e anti doubtful ’ This was, perhaps, pardonable in a young ami aid.'iif man, but Mr. Foray h did very wrong in permitting if’ e letter to be made public, as stib*e<nient events ptoved Bv the C’-ndit’o ,of the treaty the indemt ity of 25 000 (Kio Panes waa I to b«* paid by ii.rtnlhnents, and Mr I Woodbury. Secretary < f the Treasury w:n instructed to draw imm'diatefy for I one ot the installments He did draw I and tbe draft came t.ack .iislionored and I protested and for the reason that the I French Chamber of Deputies had re I fused to make an ap ropriation to fulfill I the h'.aiy which Louis Phillipe had I signed am’, sanctione I And thor-as ui j I a-.-igned liv the Qcamber tor tic ir refusal I wisihat'he American Mi“ister in his I dii-ratcdies to hjg Government had boast- I ed that he hud swindled the King and I l o C B.'.'gU ■. Iu the meantimel Mr. K VMS c.onc home and the late Edf| ward Livingston was dispatched to thh| (bunt ot St, Cloud, instructed to de*! mai d the immediate fulfillment of tbel conditions i»f the treaty df July 4. 1881,1 uid in »he event of his meeting with any! oi.j vt «f uis mission to d>mand hia pa<?«|| po.Ls and retire to England. Me Waal coldly received- the Chamber* refused! to make any appm rlatlon, aud Mr. Uvjl ingaton. as instructed demanded bis pass | p >ru and retiree to London. Thuaatood| the case until the mortth ot JanuatV. I 1885 when General Jadkson issued al s; esial message jtecommending the ia*| * v< « *>f mntque ar.d repriaall against French commerce. The message! wnM referred to the Doimnittce of Fof J egn A flairs—Mr Edward E verett.Chait! man-in .the House. Mail Ito the corres! ponding committee of the Senate, <■« which Mr. Olay was the head The! comtnitteeof the House reported in ac-1 cordance with the message of the Presi-I dent, but that of the Senate unanimous I ly reported that nothing aheu’d be d nel until further information wtw received! from France- ■ Ixruis Phiilippe managed to have the! indemnity paid, though the F. enc . ua-1 l> u w;.s almost uaanim«>'t!ily opp >Bd til it, and certainlv there way anything ut>| affectlan 'mnn-li-sted ■

The New York World -uggestathe so! lo.wint’ negative plsuks l«»i the plats nl ol ifsfliniiiirtiailon• No Gift-taking. •No Jkq.OtUUi. No Bter*rouit‘isiH or Whisky Ring-m No Belknapiem No Junteting at Public Expense. No Kitchen Cabinet. • ■ No hypocrisy in the White House No Flummery. A Texns cuttle man married a refine young lady belonging to the best sodiet ■> Dalias. A Iriem; meeting-him short ;v alter his marriage, congratulated bii on his happy fortune, -its all right, bi. • bad to make sacrifices,* replied th newly made husband, shaking his head " hat sacrifices ?’ had to give ui going to bed with my boots and spurs o' when I come home tir&’— Texas Sift ings. v Veal Loaf. —Three pounds o lean, raw veal, an 1 one - hal pound of salt pork, choppe fine. If you have an acconimodatin butcher he will chop it free of chargf but it is best to select the meat youi •self and see it weighed, for it shoul not contain any gristle or stringy pieces It must be chopped very fine, then mi thoroughly w.ith it six small crackei rolled, two eggs, a piece of butter neaj ly the size of an egg, a teaspoon of pe, per, one small tablespoon of salt, a li tie sage or any other herb you may pri fer to use for "flavor. Pack tightly in deep, square tin, cover with bits of bn ter, sprinkle cracker crumbs on the tc and bake slowly for two hours. Whe Icold slice it thinly. It is very nice i'i lunch or supper.