Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 57, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1885 — Page 2

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TUE IMiJAKAPOLIS DAILY SEKT1KEL FülLAY MOKK1KG FELKUAHY 27 1885.

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The Heuate. WasirrxGTOx, Feb. 20 Mr. Hale, from the Committer on Appropriatsons, reported, with amendments, the regular annaal Naval Appropriation bill, and sali he would en dearor to cill up the bill to-morrow. The Senate passed the House bill to proTide a fire-proof building to contain the re cords of the MeJfcal Massam of the army. Consideration of Iba Legislative bill waj then resumed. All the amendments yesterday proposed by Eonators to increase the number annual clerfca to Senate comraittees were voted down. By a vote of 33 yeai to 13 nays, the 8 state agreed to the committee amendment to strike out the House section to provide for a new apportionment and election inthe territory of Wyoming. The bill waa thfen read a third time and pasred, substantially as reported from tüo Zonale Committee on Appro prlations. Tho SUrer bill Ibra Ui up. Mr. 8hrrcan Bald he was willing to vote for the bill as it came from tha Sonata C.tn mittee. Two qnesliocs were involved in it: First, shall the trada dollar be redeemed at x er cf gold? and terond, vrhstber the coinae of the silver dollar should be discontinued in Auqcst, 18-fj? lis said thera was no obl'nation, whether of honor, law or public policy to rIv8 the trade dollar any prefrnca over filver hnllion r.nrch&ied in or'n market. Thcte dollars, like eil verfear, hsd been used lor bullion purpesea and for trade only, not for circulation. After recitivt; the history of tho trail dollar, Mr. 8hrr. an th-wed that tha bill tafclnj; awy its It pal tender quality had been passed withcnt objection teinp ra'-cd. Mr. Mcl'her'.on aked why the Government should have taken away the lentil tender fjt.aüly of the trado dollar without prov'-sloa its retirement? Mr. Signum ca!d that to htv talk.'.! of prcvidiDR tcr the retirement .i ih train dollar whfn the law wai psed taking away i t3 lc-ftl tender quality, would have btn Jolly, because that itolicr wai, at the time, rcrth tliirtraa c?s!j on tie dollar more than United fitatea money, l'erhaps it would have bt-f-n better if nu arranf rr.ent had at that time been ma le X ermittln holders of tha dollars to convert them into Rreenbacks, but it would have been limply considered ludicrous and ridiculous. Sherman then c-n tared into a long statement as to the ciTect of keeping op the coitiEce of silver, etc. Mr. rf cfc read from the report of ex-Sec retary Folder to controvert the pisitiou assumed by fcherman on tho trade dollar. As to tho suf pension of silver cDlnae Mr. Beck raid: "Wo shoud not In the lust hours of this Conzress attempt to strike down silver, neither should we give any President the power, in his discretion, to strike down the toin of the country. He (liecs) would eive that power to no President, no matter how mcch confidence hemhrht have in him. He would as lief pive the President the riht to declare war. He was clad to be able to ?ay there fas no danger that any 1'rciident would cet euch power, for elsewhere in a body that had power. An attempt bad been made this very day to Rive a President tuch rower, and it had miserably failed. Mr. Hill maintained that the time when gold would bo In demand for export was indefinitely remote. Silver was to-day the exclusive money of a larj;e majority of the people of the world. Mr. Hill criticised the position cf Messrs. Sherman, Morrill and llayard on the silver question; also, the attitude of the Finance Committee of the Senate. Mr. Hill continued at great length, and wai followed by Idr. Cofrj, who:-e speech closed tbe silver debate for the day, and without action the matter went over. Considerable confusion then occurred, and Spiral Senators sought Cognition. Mr. Aldrich. however, encc?eded, and called cp the bill rclitlcp to title to real stale in the District cf Columbia. It had hardly been placed before the öanate when wctiocs to adjourn and to go into exe:ntive -ecsion and to call np other bills were made in confusing rapidity. After soire other matten had been talked rf for a while the Senate went into executive tesden and ooen after adjourned. The Ilouae. A concurrent ieolution was agreed to tendering the thank3 of Congress to Colonel Casey, cf ihz Corps cf Engineers, and his assistants and wrkingmen for tho admirable manner in which he and they performed their respective duties in the completion of the monument to the came i d fame of Washington. Afterward, on n.ction cf Mr. Thomas, the vote t.: reconsidered and the resolution W:d on the table, because its eüect would be t3 extetd tbe rcricd daricg which Cclonsl Casey would bj cn the e.ctive Ü3t ten years. Mr. Fcrrcy submitted tha con?rence report on the Army Appropriation bill. An igrtemert wa3 teperted on all amendments except tint relative to the hours duriLg which court martialj may hold their sessions. A further conference we.s ordered. Mr. rioter?, from tbe Commitloe on Printing, reported a joint resolution appropriating jfOO.OOO for the printing of 4GO.OC0 copies cf the Agricultural Report for 1V. Pasped. Mr Cobb moved ts suspend tbe rules and take from the Speaker's table, for reference t. the Committee on Pabüc Laada, the House bSl repealing tbe preemption, timber' culture and desert land laws, with Senate amendments thereto. Lost. Mr. Ilaudall'a motion to snmend the rules was lost yesa 11c, naya 1 D. Tae ancouc cement was received with applause by the silver men. Randall then said: "Recognizini; the s;'gnicaiC3 of tha vote just taken, and knowirg tha issue waj distinctly made as against he silvtr clause, and bein aware tbat the majority fcai declared n:mst that proposition, I therefora assume myself the rffronlbilIty (believing that the members cf the Appropriation Commutes, if aa opportunny were offered, would anan imoaslv sustain me ia tho position) of movint5 suspend rules in the manner stated in tbe resolution, with everything connected witn coineg eliminated botn froaa ths bill and resoluten." Mr. llacdall then moved to suspend tb rules so a3 totals up te Sandry Civil bill and consider for cue hour the clause relating to the New Orleans Exposition. This waa objected to ej net socially elirn'nitis.q the s-ilver question, and thereupon Mr, Ilinda!! assed unanimous consent to strike froai the Ivil th silver coina-e clauses, but Mr. Hepburn objected. Tiien Mr. Ilandell mcdiSsd his motion so fs to mcve to suspend the rule? and pais the sundry bill with the s Iver claus strickreu rn. After two houn debate oa the Naw Orlc&ns propesitien, with an opportunity "fing offered to amend ihe Mtae, Mr. Wrat of Kentucky, opposed the New Orleans Expsition appropriation. Mr. Kelley said ho proposed to vote for the New Orleans appropriation in disregard as to whether there had been mismanagement, prasto whether there had been a failure

or an to whether there was aay proipect that a dc l'.ar of the money would ever come bacc o the Treasury. After a long discuyion. Mr. Kandall said that in ana and o it of ason be bad informed the Home thatnnless the. Appropriation Committee had the r'ght of way there was danger of an extra stsion, and repeatedly bad the committee been voted down. It'wai manifest if this bill was to be passed In time to become a law before tbe 1th of March, it rr.ptt be passed in the way he propped. Randall's motion was then agreed to, and the two honrs' debate allowed under it was begun. The debata having closed, the bill went over until to-morrjw, and the Hoa?e adjourned. An Intendlary 1'lre, Well&ki-ku, W. Va., Feb. LS. At 3 o'clock this morning a fire broke out in an old frame tenement, owned by William Tucker, and occupied as a millinery store and dwelling, destroying a large brick adjoining on the south, and on the rorth side, the caddlery of Hedges and F. Hall's new eSatin rink, the farniturH etore of Georze McCieary, the poM room of V.. Hall aud the double dwelim?, bslrn2in to Dire Urcs. It Ii aappo:e 1 1 cave bei-n the work of an iGcer.diirjr, :nt!j--(. was nci onj in tUfl batidius wber tha n-f crii'irated. There is a bitter fee.in atlrs; the. Ntf'ral (i Company, the terrible n plc&ion ot last week and iumy ersona 1r i U rtt the end hai not comp, it has ben d-s-covered elnce the lire that all the valves v.-re closed In the hou8 where the tire started, which is conclusive evidence that it waq the work of an Incendiary. Lous, $ JO. COO.

Detroit Tim t Haspeudod, Detroit, Feb. ;. Tho Times, an afternoon dally, sus;cndö ! to-day owing to alack of funds and failure in the payment of promised money. It glories in the fact that it "ecoopa" the other Detroit paper3 In the announcer." nt of its cuspusion. In leu than threo months, while it hss been running rs an a'tsmonn paper, it circulation has tre bled, reselling ll,0'O The annuaoi ?- ritnt is hadn!: ''l)cad. 'tis done. It's rare is mti. 'Ihe Times has ordered a c.tüi f..)r one. A g.tilant light, a fiore def;ii, bit death alone. The Timf3 could boa'jt its J:ot of friends. It's left to them to siiikj its ft.r.eriil rrqalem." Ihe plant will probably bf bought and n raj. er alartoJ by a stock company. A. JNtHrtuuii fr-liriie. PiTTHi;uKi, Feb. H'i. A. Thorn Creek (Pa.) ipecialsajs: The oil Held fcouts, who furnish "pointers" on new dovrlopments, have organized what is known as the "Scouts' Club," for the purpoie ot controlling the oil market for their own beneüt. Every member is sworn to abide by the order- a.raed to by the majority of the club, and one of the mcst Important rules proyides that no a ivIcps be sent out until a conference has been held aud a plan of operation agreed upon. This ma? be to withhold information, ' condemn tha well,'' or report it other than the indications suggest. Obituary. Madison, Ind., Feb. 'Jo. Dr. Joseph H. l. Ilcgers, a leadinp physician in Southern Indiarn, died thismornint; at an advanced ae. The deceased raisen a company of volnntiers and led them to Texas and participated in the Texan war for independence. Dr. Popels was the father of Dr. Joseph 0. Ho -ers, ex-Supcrintndent of the Insane Hospital, and now Superintendent of the construction of the new a&ylums. Natnral (Jas in Cincinnati. Cixcikhati, Feb. 2G. The Cincinnati Warehouse and Matting Company, edjoinm? the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Hallrend Depot, has discovered gas in a well bcied for water to a depth of feet, but abandoned. The gas has a pressure ot twenty-live pounds to the inch, and the company is preparing to use it for heating" the kilr.w and ultimately tor lip;htln the buiidicg. New York Htralri Sued for label. New York, Feb. i:c On the lOta of February Cyrus W. Feld was sued for lbel by Henry Labouchere, editor of London Truth and publisher of that journal. To-day a writ fcr libel cn Field was served ot A. Oatey Hall, the London aReat of the New York Herald, and another writ isud against James Cordon I3annet, proprietor of the saaie journal. i Rich Gift to Michigan Uulvertitv. Ann Arb3k, Mich., Feb. I'G. Dr. Rogers, brother of Ilindolph Rogers, the American sculptor, now in Home, has received notice that Mr. Rogers recently made a will beqceathirg his entire collection of cast, models, etc., to the Univertity of Michigan. HIg llanl of Stolfu t'roperty. Pitts Ff no, Feb. 'JG. In the room of John Oriffin, on Wylio avenue, ia:-t night, the police found froods and rnoaey of the value of COO, belieyed to have been stolen. Griilin and eeveral companions are under arrect. Two Farmer Drowned. Chattanoo;a, Tenn., Feb. 2t;. Frank Steele and Joe Archey, two farmers living near here, were drowned this morning while attempting to cross Chlcamanga Creek. Ice-Locked Vewsels. Baltimoi.e, Feb. 2b. Several vessels are ice bound at dilJereni points in Chesapeake Pay. To steamshipi will down to day cenvoyed by ice boats. Experiment! in Feeding. The Highland Agricultural Socieiy has issued a report cf two experiments in relation to ensilage, which have b?en carried out under its directions. On Febraary 14 six bullet k?, to t e led on turnips and q straw, wpightd an average of 7 hundredweight. 1 quart r, 10; t pounds each, and rive to b? fed on silsge weighed an average of 7 hundredweight, 1 quarter, IS 1 5 pounds each. When turned out to grass on May 1 J, the turnipfed lot averted 8 hundredweight, 1 quart3r. L'!s lounds each, and the ilege-fed lot S hundredweight, Ii juarters, 1J pounds each. Cn June 17 they averaged 8 hundredweight, J quaTterä, 8 pounds, and S hundredweight, 3 quarters, 6 pounds, respectively, the silage-fed animals being still ahead. This vvaa the last test of live weight. The bul-lcc-s were killed in August, when the drp5f d carcasses of the six fed on turnips and cats averaged l- stone 7.V. pound?, and these cf the fivö fed on fcilase avra;ad 12 stone 13 pounds p?r carcass. Thus the sJ'ege-fed bullocx?, which started with ai pdvantaso of a fraction under s ponndj of live weight each, finished with au advantage of - stone 11 pounds dead weight. Tueota;r exteriment was undortaken to test thi suitability of s'lace for ewes in winter. No details are given, bat it is stated that the lambs produced by the ewes fed on silage from the date of their birth to that of theic sale were Eot to bs distinguished either in tiza or condition frcui the lambs of ewes fed 2 on turnips.

OI'MS THAT GAMBLE Iti WKJMi.

Dlatnond-ltedecked Sports Why Ivory Speculator Invent Their Cash la Stone. I New Yor it World. "Gamblers are amon the be?l cistomers we have," sali a well-known diamond broker yesterday. "They buy batter stonej then mcst people, and pay better prici. You sec," he ccnttnued, "they buy only whn toh, acd at scch timea a tnoroahbre 1 speculator In ivories will cot etopat a fa hurdred dollars." "Why Is it that Ramblen are so fond of diamonds?" "Well, there are many reasons wby gamblers buy diamonds, " was t!j respor.!;!. "You Ke," he continucJ, "when tvtr a man feels llko a four-time winner ha pnt what mouev he can into good stones. itifse he knoTrs have a permanent va!::, and can be turned into ready caih wi greater ficility than any ether of hi cUtte!3. If be puts his money into reit etaf and wishfs to diapoce of tht latter, days must eltr ie before a eale can be made a i tbe tit! o marched. Krai estate a 8) d3pic:l a!es cn a forced sile. IToru s and ctrria3 sr liable to in jury and a d?r ree!?'-5i in talce, but with uiatcunda it ii diirjrnt Should a man make a loser playing bnic hn tan obtain rtady cash at a fw nur' nui.a !y et llinc er 'i?akinft' bis z?.. It i tht "ri of a few minutes to test a pton, and tbe 'earn.' aoan has. money in nil pocket. "Then, Vj), it mu'-.t hi lemembe-ed, t'.ie clt i of men cf which w? apalc gjiieraliy bavo no settled habitation. Tiw? mrala frcm placa to place. In moving ab sit they can carry their d.'anionclj, and h-hu tnus iesf!y for any emerncy. The coatd not sr?y houits and lot i. Thn, again, lh?y sre, as a rule, .men who like to a; ppar v.eaPhy, and diamonds, it niusi b? conf"idi!, do give a man tha appsarauce of rllnet ce. "Who tbr-t ynu vnow h?..s tha m.t vaIub e diartonds.' ' whs as!ced r, Mr. K. M. a U!e, who was sren in his o!h e under th Coleman Hone ' I thinn that Steedy bet," -xm the r ply. "Mr. Bhredy lu.s a grett dejl of nioi.ey lavn'tfd in diamorilf, many of which are Uri i;l.1 rtna;kab!t fortiiir pnrity. H):net'm bo I e bought two a:ul bad them .t in gohl bar dl for bracelets for h'$ v;tf. j; jcii y.m weighed four and on"-ha' f cnrilj. and tho pair ccfct over i 3,000. He als- pnrclii'ed a pi'.ir of folitair far-rinr? far Mrs S'ifdy tiat cut t-1 CLO. He hä4 u f. vj and one eic!ith CArat 8toi:e thut he valuer at 7,:!jU. (ir.3 AbRl haia fre larr:e slcnn set in a rir. that is valued at more than ?1,0(0. Davy Johneon has one wi-iehirK nearly U'o cdrati in a rlni; In a gyisy setting. Larry O'liriea has a cluster srart-piu worth iuo and a rin;; valasJ at the rarrc. Matt Corb'.tt, who wnt to N'ew Or.'etns with Tat Sheedy, wears ? ' UJO worth cf Crst watpr gems. Al Smith im savenl vory L'ne diemond. Ned Jonei weirs a hand&cm old mine stone in a heavy cold rirs. H"nry Morrison has an odd and vplcable diamond-set locket. Marty Mslone bes several line gems set in rint;t and !carfp'ns. Pad Kirby has a large sinlo etcne in a fcarf-pin that always secures Bad a position as hotel clerk when his usual vocation is doll. Earn Kmery and Üeorge Prothanon run over from Philadelphia occasionally, and sometimes lend the railroad companies sbeir scarf-pins for locomotive headlights. Johnnie Condcn leads Chicago "ports in the diamond line. Johnnie is worth $1000 000, and has many thousands invested in d aruonds, as has also "Parson" Divis. PJdge Levien has a lare diamoud set in a rfng. and it never fails to attract attention. Iiittlo CbarJfS D.ivis Bnortsa line clusler iscarf-rin, aa does Peter Delacey. The later has alio a hand.iome diamond rirg. I'ete Downey has two kuis of tbe pareu rays serene, and John Daly wears a handionie solitaire tcarf-pin. "Look at these," and Mr. Gattle drew from a secret pocket a package of unset diamonds ranking in size from half a carat to a carat and a half. "Thpae will not b-i koI J for come time. The action of the authorities in suppressing garaDlinc has had a bad effect on-bntinusa of all kinda in this part of the c;ty. Tho boys have little cash to spare fcr investment, and, Indeed, many are leaving this city for other points. Thoe who remain are dabbling in grain and eke out an eiisfnce. All hands are awaiting thaopaning cf tbe racin? season, and then the ino'ty ones will probably buy more diamonds." Management ot lolt. It was formerly claimed by sooe that feeding oata to yoong colt3 ruined their feet, but that idea has exploded. There is much less tlantr of injury to tbe feet than ths stomach? from oveifceding, aud as a tali more stomachs sui!"er for the want of c;aln then from cverea'ing The quantityof grain that can be profitably fed to a weanling by farmers in the country where hay ia worth enly from $10 to S1U per ton, and whsre the colt inmt depend solely upon paäturas frox May till Novembfr, and perhaps later, can r.( t be determined by the quantity fM by thce breeders whose coits are eilred t-i tro: at to and three years of ae, and will tare plenty of exercise during the winter as well s.3 extra fted during th umnier months. Po-s'bly from two to three quarts of cats daily, with hplf that quantity of wheat bran and all the choice early cut hay it will eat, will prove abeut ß3 mucn as country farmer? can profitably feed nnder ordinary circumstances. If the colt gets tco much grain or concentrated food duriug the first winter, its stomach will not be properly distcrrJcd, and when turned to gra'ss in the Erring, it can not eat enough to ktep it in a thrifty condition. Hence its growth 13 checked at a period when it is important that it should be increased. The feet of colts suffer much more for the Jack of care in keeping them properly shaped by the aid cf a rasp than from erceisive feeding of grain. The feet of every colt should be examined and trimmed at least once a month, so as to keep all the tees properly shortened, tiu3 preventing undue strain to the tendons, which in time :s liaole to result In serious lameness. The bottoms of the feet should also be rasped, so as to be kept perfectly level. It requires some knowledge of the anatomy cf the loot to do thi3 properly, yet every farmer by examining can Bee when one &Ide of the foot i3 becoming twisted out cf Ebape. and by exercising a little ingenuity can, with a few properly applied strokes of the rasp, prevent delects, which, if not arrested, are sure to detract from the value of the animal when ready for the market. Most country colts jui!t more from tDe want of a comfortable bed at night than from a lack of fed. "Perched upon a bust of Pallas." or batter yet, ensome bandy shelf, tbe sensible hou?e kteper has her bottle of Dr. Bali'a Conh Syrup, and when the child has a distressing rough, or a touch of croup, Ehe cures the litt.'e one in no time. The P. acd 0., the only line between the East end the West rnnnintr directly into Washington, and the only line having its own depot in that city for the exclusive accommodation of its patrols, will not only pur its ps3engers directly into the city, but under the very shadow of the capitol its depot being within a 6qnare'a distance of the c&pitcl prounds. TYie First Keea Tu-luge. As the season advances, the pains and aches by which rheumatism makes itsslf known ara experienced after every exposure. It is not claimed that Hood's Earsaparilia is a specific for rhematism we doubt if there is, or can be, such a remedy. Bat the thousands ben

efited by Hocd's Sarsaparilla, warrant us in nrging others who ander from rheumatism to take it before the first keen twinge. A glance over the unapproachable schedule oHeredfor the inauguration will demonstrate how perfectly and thorounly tne P. aal 0. management comprehends tbe tiluMion at Washington, ar d with what vim aud ecery it fullest requirements are to be met. Magnificently appointed traics, sleeping, parlor and day ccache?, devised with every conceivable Improvetv.ent for comfort and ease, and Inrnifhed thronch'o.t in the moit elegant style ruu thronen tolld cpja time unequaVd, and attained lar,;ly by avoiding iioisar.d nisinttinin a steady spied. Dining cars, models of roomy facilities and perfrei fncilitio- for the purpoa dts :;ned, are atitcbed, end in ther.i are served meals unr'led in tbe leading hotjl.

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