Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 51, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1885 — Page 2

THE IMJIAKAPOLIS DAILY. SENTINEL .SATURDAY" MORNING FEBRUARY 21 18S5.

PROCEEDINGS IS COMESS.

ThPSfnate. Still Entangle! Iq Its SelfMade Rulc3 The Hennepin Appropriation 'inclined. Tiso Condition of the Navy Described as Utterly Worthless and Ussles3. roniY-EKJiini coxuress. Tin Senate. V.'a-hin ton, I'eb -0. Mr. Gormtn ottered resolution, which wai agreed to, calling n i oa the Secretary ot the Interior for information as to whether the subsidize 1 Pacific railroads had contracted and are maintaining and operating their own lines ot telegraph, and whether telegraph, memoes Mre accepted and transmitted for all persons ft!i;1 corporations without discrimination, as trovuled by the act of July 1, H.L. The Des lloines River bill was laid before the Senate. Mr. Miller, of New York, reported favorably from the Committee on Agriculture a resolution to place ail that portion of the Arlington estate owned by the Tnitd States and not needed for a national cemetery, se rial service station and forts under th direction of tha Cornniinioner of Agricultare to h r?ed for agricultural iurrosj. The Agricultural Appropriation bill as then tasen cp. The bill, after Ecrce debit, rsd ?ub-s-'ar.tially sa it ca.xe from the Senate cj:u-n.-ttc-e, the principal change being in the n?r.i for the cultivation of sorjiritn, whi h. rt. m otion of Mr. riumb was in created ?r:TU ;0 Ü00 to 1) OCO. lr;ii.otion o! Mr. Plumb the Postodic? A f-.rcDr;ation bill w.ii taku np. After considerab'e dicu3 ion as to the ;:-rHtion of tue banale rule?, whici was .ctrcipVed in b7 Messrs. Williams, S'ier ? 3'i, 2Iiiler of New Hampshire, Miller of j :.;. :;omia, IV.irnb, ilawley, Hoar, Mitchell, (t'r -el ad Kdmant?3, the innate, tluair'. t) tlis committee's amendment by a w;e of Is veas, ."3 nays, so far as that ..:. o diunt related taktier postaa, leaviug ; h new paper provision yet to b acted on J l e ua'fi went into executive session, j Mr.it whet: tha doors were reopened adjourna l j i.r.tli to-iacrrow at 1 p. m. ' i The ISorm. The House met in continuation of yejterdaj's tession and immediately went int Committee of the Whole on the Riyer and Harbor bill. In order to expedite matter., friends of the bill yielded to the Misslssipp1 River clause, and it will be restored in the Jlonse. Mr. Hammond (in the Chair ) ruled oat the Hennfpin Canal paragraph, and Mr. Henderson, of Iowa, appealed. Fending t'ais the session ended and Friday's session began Mr. Burns submitted a conference report on the Consular and Diplomatic appropriation bill. Agreed to. Mr. Walford called up the motion to reconsider the vote by which the House, some days ago, refned to pass a bill granting a region of SöO a month to the widow of Major 'fhornburg. The motion to reconsider was agreed to, and the bill passed. Mr. Bingham, from the Committee on Fcstoilices and Post Road;, reported a resolution calling on the Postmaster General for information relative to the supplvine of inferior materials for the Fostcöice Department and annulling the contract with Keilo?z t Co., Springfield, Mass. The House proceeded to the consideration of business under the Bpeeial rule. After passing some appropriations for public buildincs, the House went into Committee o! the Whole. Mr. Weisham in w. The Appropriation bill was read, and the second section, which relates o the increase of the navy, and contains what is known as the Randall plan, having been read, it h-rffd. after four hoars' debate, that it j-tonld be allowed upon it. Mr. Ke'.fer opposed tbe plan contained in the bill, because he believed It would not . f tbe country a single vessel which it v.oa'il put into the water. He likened tha situation of the United States to that cf an overgrown child, who was hurt whenever tuucuer and was without nawec to srifee :)clr. He made a detailed criticism o! tbe section, and ridienlei tue Constitution of the proposed b:ard, characterizing it ai an harhrodite assemblage of navy men and r;v li-r s, and predicting tbe country WJUd t.fver et a ship from such a board. Mr. MrCnrd read a petition from the S?-rit-ty ol Fxier.ds in Iywa. protesting against appTpria'imis being made for th- incre ie of th nav, r.nd praying Conr?s to spire no expense in the elTort ta provide cour'sof arbitration for the purpase of promoting triend y relations am jag t ie nations. Mr. Lcng ?aid tiie porition of the gentle n an from Ohio i Keifer j m favor cf an int 'eu-d of the navy, ami in opposing tbt n -ar.s to Fecuie that increase, reminded 'iui of the Etnry cf a man wha was in favor of t!. Maine law, but against its execution, lie jian proposed might be faulty indeti'l, but he favored its gneral feature. Out cavy was an .i'.pliabt of wolea wah tubs. There were none so pDDr as to d it reverence. There was not on these wood ships a ptec? of rrdnance of more value in war thin a ch Id's rcp-gan. People laughed at the ravy and relished tbe joke of the Tallipooa beirg run down by a oDa! barg. They lar.aed at it aj a kind of Fa'.sta'.Iim burle? jue. The cemmittee roe and the Hous tso'z a rce:s till 7 this evenirg, for the C0Jsid;ra noi of the Tension hüls. The House at the evening session paeJ h'ty tension bills and adjourned until s ich time to-r.;orrow as it may be calle i to order by the Speaker. This is the lat evening of the present Congress which will be devoted to the consideration of pension bubinejs reported by tbe Committee cn Invalid Pensions. Daring this Congress this committee, of which Representative Matson, of Indiana is chairman, has reported to the House adversely and favoraoly 1,22" ca-s. which is about equal to the number of bills reported by any three preceding Congreses. The reports during li e Forty seventh Congress nambered about i'C Of J,'-23 reported to this Congress, S all cf which were favorably reported, were pa??ed by this House. Mr. Matson, in itaiing thfse facts to the House, just before djowinment, thanked that body for the courtfsr vrith which his committee hid beea Tfatfd! and Mr. Hewett, of Alabama, alo I anked the House, in the name of the Comsee on an. Pensions, of which he is chatrKuhUUe Katl iiml Hank, r-. - hu to üenttaei. R:-hv::.r.f, Ind., Feb 120. The charter of the Rush?ilie National Bmk expires to-ruor-row, the 21at Inst., ard has been extended twenty years more, with Gesrpe Ü. Ciark as LVesiient and El win Payne Cashier. The

fnrner has ben connected with thfs institu t:cn since ita orsanizttion. tthe latter for th last ciiteea years, icc commencing bisit es this bank, under the ju lic:oas and cref til management of Mr. I'ayn, has mate a divider d every six mouths of not lei thau ö pr cent. Lafayette Items Special to the Seatlae:. Lai rriz. Ind., Feb. 20 Ja-J; Vinton, cn the dy before jesterday, pronounced his first sentence in the new Court hon?. William P.idgly, the ielf convicted robber, who, it will be re numbered, invade 1 the residence of itellef Jackson in last Jane, wai ntenced to tbe Northern Penitentiary for eibt and a ball ytar3. Mr. Jackson was held at the poiDt of a revolver, and his wife, on seeing hat was polcf; on, ixade an outcry and was knocked senfe'e-s br one of th reruns, rtf rotbers succeeded in getting oil" with a rt a::. cunt of jewelry and other taIjahi?. All trsc? was lo3t of tbrn until several months after they were cap'irpd bv th great t kill of Detective Tae. of Springs-"!. 1;1. Six niontha wer deducted troni Ina sentence, the time which he served in t.i jail. -the fell sentence lelu nine yeira. The

6enter.ee is pronounced a m-t one by everybody. The fanerai cf the late John C. Tyler t:ok place from the Second Presbyterian ' jure! this afternoon, and was largely attended cHjpite tbe cold weather. The Knishts Ttri plar, of which the deceased was a n.e.iiber, altsr. ied the funeral in a bo.ly. 'IJfemei t?l I'rod artlou. I'i'i i a I'Ei rii i a, Feb. 2. The Americ an lion and Steel A?oDiatian hri received reHum of the Eeseaer steel production in it.f; I'nited Stales ldaiye3r. The total 'iiantny of i.nta couveited wai 1 ..r''l: ; j net tr i . 7 per cnt. le:-s than in 1V J. Tae rr.axitntim product cf Bessemer steel ingots was reached in 12. wben tons wre cenvertf d. The fitjarei for 11 shjw a reduction of but!) percent, irtj.u theruaximnm. Cincinnati, Feb. "JO. The Kaquirer siys that i'hil Hehemann, former Treasurer o? tbe Hcly Trinity Catholic Cnnroh on Fifth street, near Mound, Father J. C; Albrick pasior, one of the wealthiest and mo3t inflcential churches of that denomination in the city, is short 3,000 in his accounts, and has Teen given until lo-morro.v to settle. Uehemann is a saloon keeper and wa3 police Captain under Mayor Johnston. A Youns I.ndj'a Death to Ii luve-itfjated. Kalamaoo, Mich., Feb. -J. Miss K!sa Stebblns, aged eighteen, coming to Kalamazoo with her parents, from Springn did, Mas?., was feeling ill at Detroit, and a physician üummoned to the depot by telegraph, and he injected morphine. The young ladv becm9 nr.coDsciona, and was removed from tin train here in that condition. She never spoke acain, and died this morning. Toe cae id being investigated. Tlie Weather aud the Wheat Crop. Chicago, Feb. '). The cold weather continue?, but freight trains on Westsrn roads are generally moving, although greatly delayed. Kastern roads centering here are clearing out their yards, and hope to be able to accept all offerings to-morrow. Reports received here from Kentucky, Tennesteeand Southern Missouri say that co damage has been done to winter wheat in these States. Caught in a Storm. Halifax, Feb. 1'.. The 6teainer New Castle City, which left here on Thursday last for Louden, with a general caro and h"t head of t attle, on Sunday, when ahon Ol0 southeast of Sable Island, experienced a se--o tu, ou'J tne heavy sea washing over her, carried away the cattle, destroyed tbe beats and injured the hatches, bhe put back to this port and arrived to day, where she will repair. ErglUh Secret Service iu this Country. Kansas City, Feb. JO It is positively said that Kansas City lias been selected by the English government as the outpost of a secret service circuit extending from New Yorfc to New Orleans aud Stn Franc sco. There are five well-known British agents in Kansas City now and a resident agent or chief cf the circuit will b located here. The Week's Failures. Xkw York, Feb. -0. Failure throughout the country in the last seven days, as reported to R. G. Dun A: Co.'s mercantile agenov, nnrr.ber for the United States. 2Y: Canada, .".7; total. i".0, a3 compared with J7o Ut wees:, and :;i the week previous Xari foar fifth of the business casualties of the reek a'e fnrnished by the Western, Southern and Pacific States. tlritüt and Porter. Si-kim.hei.k. 111., Feb. X In tbe Houe a joint resolution passed by 'he Senate, urging Congress to place leoeral tyrant on the retired list, was laid on the table, and a re30tion to refer the matter to a committee of live, with instructions to insert the name of Fitz John Porter alcng with Grant's, wai carried. The ltuketo Murder. Fout Wayne, Ind., Feb. HJ. Oa the secend trial for the murder cf Amos Bokes to, at Decatur, lud . in April, the jury this morning, after being out ten hours, returned a verdict for imprisonment for lite against Fred Richards The verdict in the first trial as death. An Ire HrUle Mne Mile L.oii?. Niagara, Feb. .0 The river w&3 blocked here last nl.iht, and crossing commenced this morning. The river is now blocked from tueenstown two miles oat into the lake, making an ice bridge nine milts long. Fatally liurned. Jamaica, L. I., Feb. 20. Mr?. Anna B. Snyder was fatally burned this morning by her clothiDg t atching fire from the grate. D-. Martln.of the Siapetri re Hospital, Paris, has made a series of observations, stre'eningover a period of years, on nervous atfecfion among the children of alcohol drinkers. In eighty three families in which one or more members showed nervous excitability, tracable to alcoholic origin, there were 110 children. Of these 10, more than a quarter, bad convulsions; and in ths year 1M7 l.' wt-re dead, 2ii were still alive, but eightyfour, more thaa one third of th? survivor wert; epilept:c Frcrn among tue n.t?.ny testimonials rec?Ivf d we sf lect tha fo'.low'irj, written by J. H. Carter, a re-"dent of Phelos Couutv. Mi-ionri, who grirs: "1 have U'?d Sierni'io's rriczly Ash Bittera to thfl best eiranti:?, and can honestly testify that it hs done myself and family an immense good, aud from my expri?uc? recorxrueu d it highly to all suiltrers."

CONTESTED ritllDKNTIAL ELKCTIO

The Four Jreat Contt in Onr !rtoral College. Wafh!ceton Lttter toCIevcal Lr1er. There have been during our history to ir dispnted lrf ident?al elections. Ia most of these cases the election has been thrown into the Hue of Ilfpreientatives. and the Congressmen, vot1rg by Str.te, have elected tbe Prejident. F.ach State has one vote, and the Conititntion originally required Congress to cheese from the two highest ca'idldtt-s on the list. By the Twelfth Amendment to the Constitution they may now choo? from tie three bihfst. The first dis 1 t.tfd election vre.3 that of lCO, In Wbirh J-Üeron and Barr had a tie vo'e of 7J eurb. J?oth cf the candidates cre Deuio-c?6t-, and the House was Federalists. It eltdta Jeirerscn enddtfeited Burr, wh , by i) e then rule, b?came Vice Presideut. The Feder I 'si", however. r:tTly wanted I'nrr, 8? he wa a New York nm, and ou'd be more favorab'e to the coma trtia1 intertrts of New Fiiglnrid and bp North. They held a cauca3 and ''etermired to vcta fr htm, but olp of their members went hack on the rj icus a- just tbe rong time, and thn e't-. :id Jt. trrcn. In this vote- Biyard. of Dalawar, en ancestral relative of Tom Biyard, was or e cf the members, and it is said that ha decided in ceriairi eaieriencies rather thaa Le-vp a protracttd elecii-a. The law rrovides that while voting ou such a subject tbe houe shall not adjourn withoat coming to a decision. At this l'esiden tial elect fifi it sat for eiven days, though it Uok uumergu? leceH?. The election of l.Cl was also settled in the House. Tbe eontfst was heten John (u r,cy Adams then Monro s'd Sjretary of Stat;" Htnry C'ay, Speaker of tha Hou-; V;ji:r.i H. Crawford, Stcreta'3 of the Trft-nry, and Andrew Jackson, who b.d been Fe cater, but was now a i private cith:n of Tennessee. Clay was the fourth in the 1 s and was consequently ineFuib'.e to election. His vote wan such, however, that tbe throwing of it t either Adtms or Jackson would have secured tbe election of either. Cloy gave his vore to Adams and made him l';i :? der.t. Adams appointed him his Scretfiry of ttf. and straightway the cry arose that his oihee had bsen given h;m as a price for his eitctoral votts Andrew J(4"kson believed it, and I don't tbint tha impression was never quite removed from his mind. John Randolph accused Ciay of it on th I'.oor of the Senate, say i eg that his c imblnatir 11 with Adams was a combination ot Biifil and Buck George a combination of the Puritan and blackleg." For this it was that Clay challenged Randolph to that noted dael which was fought 00 Virginia soil near Washington, with.no material injury to either. In the third great electoral dispute the question was the choice of a Vice President. This was settled by the Senate. Riebard M. Johnson was chosen to act a3 Vice President with Martin Van Baren a3 President. The fourth electoral trouble, that of Hayes and Tilden, is too well known to ueed mention. It is enoach to say that our whole electoral system is cf euch a rature that it needs reformation. Congress haibesn proposing legislation in regard to it ever aince lso, and we have periodical dissuasions in regard to it. These will probably continue until some radical wrong is dune by its present action, and then tbe trouble will be remedied. Old PaddUbags for the Utbioet. i Louisville Courier Journal Tbe President will make a great mistake, both in justice and In policy, if he omits the name of ex-Senator Josedh K. McDonald from the list of his advisers. A peculiar train of circumstances has in eorae measure conspired to thwart the greater career of this truly great man. He is a man of tbe most perfectly balanced character. Of judgment s perfect as his courage, as unostentatious affecting none of the graces and aits cf the demagogue, yet of commanding intellectual power and integrity, admirably trained, this ReDresentative Democrat and true man ha. I a record of services and opinions which few of h;s contemporaries can match. On all of tbe great issues of the last thirty years he ba? been sound to the core. His eelection would be another gnarantee to the country, and, eside from its fitness and popularity, wocld give the President a colleague and friend equal to every demand and after hi3 own heait. A Triveler' ( bwer VHtlon. 'ouricr-.Toarual.l A commercial drummer observes that in stoppicg street cre a Boston woman snakes her bcok, a New York woman throws her carasoi at the driver's head, a Brooklyn wonau whittles, a Chicago woman puts her fcot on tbe track, a St. Louis woman winics at tbp conductor, a Cincinnati woman siys: 'Ilcba! huba!'' and a Pittsburg womin paraljzts the horsea with a smile, Should be Mnile Fire-Proof. ;0'niciio ThiuThe Singular prevalence of disastrous hre among alrus houses is likely, after awhile, to make such institutions extremelv unoooular as places cf resort. A tunnel, measuring about 5,0)0 feet long and constructed at least nine centuries before the Cnrietian era, has justb'eu discovered by the Ciovernor of the IälanJ of San.cs. Herodius mtations this tunnel, which served for providing the old seaport with drinking water. It 13 completely preserved, and contains water tubes cf "abaut ten inches in diameter, each one provided with a Literal aperture for cleansing purposes. The tunnel is not quite straight. Ccstiveness, the forerunner ot" so iany Jiseasee, may be ellectually cured by Victoria Pille. This great Koglish remedy has been in ne for over fifty years. They never disappoint. mm m W iii tl t 'li ;? cut ci"?si;t r--. : PtPECTLY SATISFACTORY In errrr ri-v. ; a i n.f i, ,: y - V.A naundj' of tj its i-;il ti.v. X-y i,r-t-i lii 1 Msr t t-rywii: t . lv are vt iif.i-.-' irni'.mu.:ione rr.-atri u.ii " I i.h"s nT oa tl, box. CriiCACG COK&Ü7 CD., Chicago, ti:.

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Tht ir:qjori:.; jt1, Mle of th? humxu bed-j arts f"-r.:- ,i.xr;r:7w:C of ihc Mver, afierilsi? Oo!h t " r :c tnach arid leitete. In or r to cj-:t c fif, it it rrffss.ory to rnvore ' c-'c, fi regular nnd tilitzzrlsh rffi: -3 3tP??5, Vac da r hr, U h n at the I t,c .. ich, Fain inthe JtaekanC ' rc,ei... 1. - trite that the Lirev ta a: .. . ..:t:trerz ruires aasUltuct zo ri .?'jar to throw cffirAj'UrUy-, ErlcXily AT-i iMt-r tcmfoundalfcr l.'tlspv. -'Ley am tnild in their cr?.; a.i i c's;:iJ3 aa fur UTS filmier -? fur;x: - ;z2 taken mtil'j by l oth o". r "." 2 -z r "st 'ctttn accori'ivz tz cTJ ,--c imx. ike? are c r if 2 end f Isar a v t c.:.,r orSzpcpcHa i esacral Del!üj - r-rTaoiiial Constipation, Tzi'-zcuiszl hlitttxeye, crtc.,ctc. J.3anir. rriJicriney ftre lupcyic- to iinj c'.'ier .:cdici!j clennting iJio tester: Cnorouhiir, imparting new life c:zZcK5,yy to the ln Talii. HU EiecT'clno ök .loto latosf cattns bertrage. ASl T333 C?.c:CiS7 TZ1 PS1CC17 IZH tViTl ICXLf ASH BITTERj CCCCL1: f-WW.ZV ti 9 B S ti M LONCER VITH RHEUMATISM OR NEURALGIA Mr. M. ('. Warn, Asylant Cashier M'Tchant' National Bank, Toledo, .. say: "My liltlf eirl w.i curel of Ha-iirniri-m after havitiir sur!tMv 1 aKuit thni lnoiitlts by tn- f !" At h i.oi Hor. I r- t.ii:m.-U(l it to nil feufferiufe- wiiü this (Iwaw." X5ri,X mcdlcMiie lia ever Ikoii diicuvcrcil that h quickly and Surely cure- tl "'.' (lieu- as n n1 33 V. K. Smith, Kankakee, 111., says: "Mv'wifehaf FitfTered af'iifpr.hci-iTi.ati-;.: a;nl Siiralia fr tilln ear-. Athi.'M h i,- : I the ft ret lnlniue that tvr v' tter r::. -thins? hut t.'iiiiirary rr!:-f. Mi- na ..i:ly i:iLen trt o bettlet. anJ l"e 1 it is a CKk eeui.' I. T. Smith, 104 Washington S;rec' Chic ago, suyf: "Have pijffre'l -:th riifnj!:atiin for firr year. Aftt-r u:prf- i':-. luittls f Ami.oFUOiius, am entirely iiee from all j am." If yon efsnnot cet Atht .ophoko of your ln?pit. "we will send it express raitl. on" r- ( i'ipt of resrn'rtr pi ice one dollar per Ixiüle. Wo j-n-fr that you l;iy it from your dn:gjt. Put if he hasn't it, do "not he perUHied to try something else, but order nt once from us. m.s diroctea. ATHLOFHÖFiÖS GO. 112 WALL ST. NEW YORK w v 3 ww r 5 vvi't ftnv'-h v t.,l re!. ':!,!( i.i Ihr rli.; a ,l art- entirely i orrAj,' tti( jo:ii'i'n of V;ti,c! ve'vh a, QHAItLFS A. ..iC, I, !H Cist Marxet lutti, npposua ro-i.-.Cc. IndUna-iail;, Ja!. J") NT'S T. j. r,, PaKsons, rc;Ae.T '.Va3h!nr-ori Stritt, OVZK r.S 03 Indians poila jyARJIFSS, ÜADDLZS, ETV, , 74 YjLt Cuirt treat. STfcVENa' NETT Vv'ALL PAPER A SKADK HOU83, 44 lürMOhlo sl'.TCt, IndianspoM?!, Cil-Cloths, Kaggs and Mats. Special dcsizns Is Window eiade and latsnor Decora Vioui. S SAW 1 AN CF ACTUKELS, If 2 and 1S4 South FeansylTaaU etreat. SMITH'S CHEMICA.L DYE-WORKS, No, t Martlnsdaie's Elocx, near Posta Sea, 0i2&3 dye and repair gcnticmeu'i clothing; alu laVileE' drewce, ahawis, escqxica, and bill tnt woolen goods o! every description, dyod and rt flniahed; aid glove neatly clwined t 0 oenti pc pair. Vi lli Co more first-class wort for Iofj saoatj than anj house ol the kind la the State. CHASLra A. 8IMI-SON. Manwar "yiiirsrr & adasis, AND GENERAL CONTRACTORS Roora 21 Thorpe Eloc. Inllanapodi. TTT e. BAWLS, W . DENTIST. 5 Claypool Eloek, oprosite Eates Honsa. Special attention given to the preierratien of th natural teeth. Iri(eR reaonatle. THS HEnCAHTILE AGENOY. E, 1 FCAP.LET, Lianagfer. R. G. DUN A CO., Proprietor. IV o. IJlarlcrord JilOOlv. The oldest, the bet, ttie most progressive sti1 the rnctreliat;e e'-tiLiliiaen; of the iicl li the Korld, havltg 1C: branch oiheas luily ta l'.pted and ia coo.l inBDln;?; enter, cr throe to 0112 more thaa any other Agency has ot RCtuaiU live c'r.res. For over 42 jcars we lave enjoyed an uu&uliied repnt3t:cn f.r tocety. ralltibi;it7 and fair dealing, and vie fcae uülinitcd resourc e for eonductiLc our brsiuc-H f-r.ccefa'ly. We Invites Utof our qualities by ths merchant: of la liina rolls. fQ, DUS UO.

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