Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 89, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 March 1885 — Page 2

THE 1MHANAP0L1S DAILT SENTINEL MONDAY MOEKIKG. MARCH 30 1885.

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THE NATION'S CAPITAL. S. S. Ox, JliuNter to Tnrtej, Likely t bi the Democratic Caii4I date for Hnxrrnor of vt Yoik. South American Cb!o Company Ez-Sermtor IIÜ1 aud tho Spurious Committor Report. 30 SUMUEK VACATION. I'realiietit Cleveland Nut (iiea to Saumier Trips. Epedal to the Sentinel. WAinisf Tox, March 3. An inquiry at the White Hoes? m to where Mr. Cleveland would likely go during tbe hot racaths of summer, was met by the answer "to work." The President has not been In the habit, his friends Bay, of goias away on summer trips, and aeldora takes recreation of any couIderable lenjth of time. He Is in the habit of takins walk an 1 driven of frequent and at resnlar interTals. II rises, (linen, works and has his amusement at certain Lours of the day. He is Tery steady in bis habits, and, bein a man of robust build and natural good health, he has never found it necessary to take the kind cf recreation other Presents hare. One of Jir. Cleveland's friends from Albany says that the President cares uothin; for fhhin or gunning, and he will not be ou"on any excursion of that character. II has a way of dicharzla? his inlud of business cares when hb dat's wort is over, and hJ rest is perfeet. lie sleep? well. His nerrcs are tinu, rczular end steady. He has no air-eavtle, no mspen?, nothing like rercor. aid he can in an hour ecover from the fstitje of a day. It ii a blessing to have this disposition surely. It ia the oil-pan? of health, a fine physique. clastic cjnstitutloa, and above ail, absolute will lonpr. The men who call frequently at the t White louetpeak cf the uniform good nature ot the irudent. He keeps an even toinpcra'n'jnt. and has nothing like the dyfpep?ia. Ills digestion is jtood, and he irakes thoto ahont hlra feel well with him. Sacaet Vox for Governor of New York. Special to tte Sentinel. Washington, March 2i. "It i. not nnlikely." said a New York Democratic inert ber, tc-day, 'that Sunset Cox will only remain a few months in Turley." "Why?' your correspondent inquired. 'He will probably be our next candidate for Governor, and we will call him back to us." "Do you think he would accept a nomination of that kind:" "Yes, I dc; and ho would be elected. You see, the people of few York-and, in fact, the whole country tare not realized what a useful man Cox is until now. when be i about quitting the country and leaving public life forever, for I understand he does not intend to re-eater public life. He 1 made more popular by all this, and If i wanted to bo Governor of New York: to-day, I would rather have Cox's chances than those of any other raau." SEWS OF NATIONAL IXTERESf. Unmori KcKardlujj the Oklahoma llooirere Telegram l'rnm the Central and South American Company, Etc. Washington, March 23 The War Department is informed that the Oklahoma boomers Intended to invade tlic Indian Territory next Monday and maich direct to the Oklahoma land?. General Hatch telegraphed to-day that Couch had informed his followers that they would not move at the time proposed. They aie now at their old campi, and numoer about 5CQ. The fcecretary of mate bas received the followin; telegram from the President of the Central and South American Cable Company, dated March 27: The following has just been received from the Superintendent cf this company at Panama: ' "The remainder of the commander of the Colombian gunboat Lovaca landed at the mouth of Buenaventure Piver yesterday, forced open the cable house cf Central and Porutb. American Company, and cut the company's cable, interrupting commnnications with ßoutu America. We have repaired the damage?. Will you kludly instruct the commander of the United States nival vessel at Psnarr a that the Colombian jjunboat Is still at anchcr at the mcutn of the Euenaventure Kiver. It is uncertain whether hei co operating with the national forces of Colombia or those in rebellion, but wo fear further injury to our cables, and interference with International communication.' The dispatch -was referred to the Secretary of the Navy. Commissioner of Pension Clark has decided that a mother can not be allowed a pension as a dependent mother and the accrued pension of her deceased husband for tbe same penoa. He says: 'Upon carclul consideration of tne laws relating to the subject lam of the opinion that .when claims became united in the same person, makiaz only one beneSciaTy. that person can not be alk.wed either directly or Indirectly thebeneütof two pensions for the same period of time, buch allowance would be contrary to the i rovlhions cf the statute, which declares that pension laws si-all not be constructed eo as to allow more than one pension ia tne same time to the same l erf ou. The Commissioner of Indian Affairs to-dsy Usued schedules of the supplies required by tne Indians this eorins. including Sl.tXU.GOd worth of beef and $7i0.')t0 worth of dry goods. Advertiser.iente for proposals will be printed in Democratic nfwapapers hereafter. Ill- understood that J. B. Baird, son-in-law oi Senator CclqciU, of Georgia, will shortly bs appointed Chlcl of the Deui Letter Of.iee. in accordance with the provisions of the last Indian Appropriation till. Commissioner Atkins, oi the Indian .Bnrean. has ordered tne removal of Jnae?hBird't Nez-l'erce Indians from tbe Indian Territory. Of the "22 Indians composing this band, 112 will be sent to ColviUe Reservation. Washington Territory, ami the remainder to the Lsnwai Reservation. In Idaho Territory. 1 he Wathusetu have tccn ordered from Panama to La Pniou. San Salvador. J-:x-I'reident Arthur, 'aTorrmanied by 8enslor Cameron, Mr. end Mr. McMiciiacl und M Us Wallach, left Wa-hiutUcn this ait er noon for Fortress Monroe. A larjro number of friends, including members of the cx-l'resldent'a Cabinet, wno are new In the city, Ecreral members of the dlp'ojnatlc corp?, and a numhor of army and navy otHceis and many ladies and gentlemen, well known In pi ivate life, gathered at the Baltimore aiid Ohio nation to tee the party o J. The recently organized Gridiron Club of Washington's Correspondents Rae a second monthly timcer to-nlcjht at Welker's. Amonir the guests were fcn.itorsühtrcian. l'aimer and Teller Repreeeotative Keed. of ililae: Lieatensnt Generl iShrldan: Hon. Kppa Huntou. of Virginia: Hon. Klcbard T. Merrick: W. E. Quinoby, of the Detroit Free Pess; Mr. Stilsou Hutci)in, of the Washlrgton l'oft: W. S. Andrews, of New Yora, and John Addison Porter. The Secretary of the NaTy today Issued a circular for the la rormatlen and government of all conccjce!. statins the provisions of the law cnaeteddcrint: the closta hours of last Cou?ress, which provides that, from the r.d inst. pai'-d AssUtaDt Knslr.ecrs of the Navy shall receive lurirg the third five year?, after the date of which they take rank as pvsed First Assistants, when at iea Si.OCO. when on shore duty ti2U. During and after the fourth and flftu Tears after such d.tc, when at fea Ji,TO0, on s.iora loty S2,Ct0, and when cu leave or waiting orders E eardlnjr that Spurten Iteport. Was'i!N(,tcn, March 2S. The statement of exSenator Hill, published tc-2ay In a dispatch from Denver, dec jln; tie refpcnsibllity forthespu rlous report Ifsucd frcm ihe Government PrintIns CiV.ce as a report cf the Fcnato Committee on PostoSce sandTost Kosds, and asserting that the only report that ho (Hill) ever ordered printed was that cf tte committee invetist!on, printed In the summer o! was shown this afternoon to the lata clerk of the committee, who was also the Private Secretary of its Chairman. Senator Hill. This gentleman though, reluctant to submit to be interviewed, said in reply to direct interrogatories that he bad jttven the order for tbe printing matter in question, and had done to by direction of Mr. Hill.

IJectve tjrrderoa the 15th and Ith nf this tTW'TUh. sr 1 had ievtTt'.i iotrueiioris of Mr. Hill to d-.i o hont a moutii h?fort. tie n clerk fsunud 'be rponiM'.lty lor the delay of T2fA to. r.fvi-rdjtc trie rca'eri! c-ntalaed in t;ie i;nrt tl.e c!rk id he la i himself ople l t.Me q'js,!"oi propo'Hj.ted to te Prvudent of inj Wintern t.ompssy, bit had nrtived tbs r.-ewMvrer tllinia, of which taurSfti'j oi the puriKis ictorts consisted, frrm fcenaVr Hl.i biacif. Mr Hill denies that be oröYnd any opy tob printed. The ex-Cieru a Irons f.&v::4 leotived, the day before yesb-rdar. 110 of the "10 extra en?:?, o'dered by him for lis rso of the ii::uittee. and says r too them to tt.e foldirij room to be failed. "To be folded and d!r-t!e 1 1 warr ast!. , lit ! tr,:.ed In blank" 1 he sttleman Ierllr. rd to utia to whom t:.e copies of tne tpiriou iIocu:::fnt were to be ?nt, and dtr'.iued to aaver any furthtr qr.-e:iocs. The xrjf nbtis -f the Senate Committee, trhom scmtlody, apratentiy actir?: through Senator Hill, inter dtd to make res; onstble in part for Iii? pt:rlct:s publication, aro eiceedlnsly indignant. 1 hey lnvi(-d intfSi!p:atio'i entirely of taelr own motion, and hsve given ordei at tne document rcom tat no more copies iha'.l be slvca out to anyone. Centrnl American War New. WAva:.TON. March S. Information has been received here to-day to the enct that a movement henfoot to overthrow the sovernmcnl of Honduif.?. and to favor an alliance of the pccple of that country with the people of Nicaragua, CoMa Rica a:rd 3an Salvador against General Earrios. The movement.it i reported, originated wtli Marco Aureüo Soto, President of L'cnduia?. cow in New York City. Hicce Barrios' anDonccenieut to make himself "Miprerae Military Cnief of the Central Amerle.in States," Sjto iiuaid to have been quietly at work tryinc to tttrik the alliance of Honduras with Guatemala. Tte piopleot Honduras, it is understood areoppood to harriop. and are only waiing for au ooporlanlty to treak away from Mm. Tnty are tbtrefote billies to Join forces with Nicaragua In an attempt to overthrow their own present govcrnm'.nt. The Nlcaracuan fcrcc. it Is"asertcd, will cumN.r5.CC0 or more, and will cross the border Hue of Hrnduras end aid in the revolution, with tha addition of the opponents of Barrios in Uoadurn. It is fald an arrny of 50,cu mn can be rai?ei by tr e Ststcb which are allied In resistance to tlie prt!et.t'.ons of the I'rcsident oi Guatemala.

DEAD FOi; NEaIILY a month. A Little Girl Put In Her Collin Gomes to Life After Tvreot yUIght Days. Nor.TH HcPr, March 2i A very peculiar cae of inst.ended animatlica and abstinence from food for a period of twenty-eight dys in Marion Town, ship, this county, Is exciting great interest. A little daughter of Joseph lienuer was taken suddenly III with colic, and the pila was so severe that she went Into spasms. The father went after a doctor, but the child wastoalla; Iterances dead before the physician arrive.!. The heart bad ceased to beat, the tmlse was extinct and rctplrailon had ceased. It was noticed, however, in two or three hours alter the child died, that the skin did not take on that peculiar pallor noticeable on most dead people. Tne child looked as though she were slcf-ping, thouzh the doctor pronounced her dead. The body was keDt tor two day, aud. during that time the skin retained a natural color, but no other signs of vitality were manifested. Then the friends comrxenred discussing tbe propriety of burying her. Whilo the dtcurhioii was Kling on someone went into the room where the child was iylug, and. after looking at the corpse for a mo-neat, put his ßnperson the ptiisj and wks surprised to f-.-el a feeble Cuttcrlag. Tne rulse beat slowly, but it indicated thst lie was there, und m?ans were at otce used to fan the vital spark into a Ham?. The dector was aaln railed and rtstonUlves anplied Althcuzh respiration returned and the ac'.tou of the- heart inctesed. yet consciousness did not return to thecirl. and all eorts to restore her were fruitless, bhe remained In this plate of torpidity for twenty-six days. On tbe evening of the twenty-sixth day she opened her ejes and feebly askpd for a drink of water. From that time 6he raoidty gained strength and is now able to go aooat. From the time she took feicfc until tho day she pa'ned consciousness was twtnty-elgM days, and dcrlrg that time she rsttook cl no food. Whenever an attempt was made to open her mouth the muscles controlling her jaws became rigid and her mouth could not be opened. WIIEATON'S MUttDEK TRIAL. All the Testimony In Iho Prisoners Flippant Grief of Mrs. Fletcher and Her Daughter. WiieaTon, II?., March 21 The Hope-Fletcher murder trial is ncaring the end, and as time lapses the interest grows more intense. The court-room yesierday morning was crowded, and mere women were present. Merritt Fletcher was tbe lest witness exacined. Like his lather, he cave his testimony slowly, deliberately and with a llippancy that utterly killed any sentiment that had been previously Büown in their favor. State Attorney L. C. Cooper, of Da Päse County, opened the arguments for tne prosecution. His speech was a abort review of the case. Ho was followed by C. W. Dwlht. for the defense, whospoke principally In rebuttal of Mr. Cooper's remark, btate Attorney Bussell, of Kane County, followed with an able argument consuming an hoirau i forty minute.. When the speaker mentioned trie chances the prisoners are running of balno: h8itgtd Mrs. F letcher burt into a violent fit of weeping, which continued taroua tbe remainder of the day. Her daughter remained more calm, crying at times. Both father aud son, however, remained as stolid and indirlereat as adamant. Only once did the former evince siras of . nervourncss. A portion of the Unio he held his' wife's hand, whlcn was the only coasola'ion h e attempted. The sou. Menltt, was esoaoUUy indifferent, and seemed totally oblivions of the fact that his life was at stake. A sneer frequently distorted bis countenance, however, whlo.i suggested some mental feellDg. Mr. Shissler made the closlnj argument of the day. ne spoke deliberately and eloquently, but in a way that snowed he thought there wss little hope for the prisoners. Judge E. H. Gary will maVe the closing address to-morrow morning and the ease will be giveu to the jury before noon. The feeling against the prisoners ran very high yesteraay, aud while Merritt Fletcher was giving his testimony many an audible murmur was heard 1h the room. Counsel for the defense say they will take na apical should the jury return any o'.er verdict than thatof aconltial. ESCAPED LYNCHING. Palmer, the Accomplice cf Yonng Hemer, TOliofe Mlatrlnl Cauaed the Cincinnati P.lot, IIa a Narrow Escape From a Mob.

Cincinnati, March 23,-ralmer, the accomplice of young Hemer, whoso mistrial was the immediate cause of the outbreak a year ago, was arraigned yesterday for a second trial, and his attorney asked that the jury be sent to view the premises where the murder was committed. The Prosecuting Attorney ii willinc such an order should be made, but Insisted that the defendant should accompany the jury, nolcinz that it was a right which could not 1 waived. The sucgestion that Palmer should sccointany tne jury caused a signlaent movement in tbe crowd, and recognizing the danger, I alrccr'f attcrney protested against hir client being required to po with the jury, and in a s-hls reif d consultation with, the Prosecutor the Court s greed ttat if .Palmer was returned toth3iU fcr safety while the jury were visiting tbe sccas of the raurder the record misht be mide to sho that he accompanied tne jury. So while toe crcwd moved out into the street and quickly swelled to hundrends. Palmer, for whom thay wt re waiting, was quietly taken to the jail by a bick way. When it was discovered what had been done the crowd became noisy, and dsrad the cßicas to bring him out into the street, Palmer's attorney remarked to-ntght that he was certain if the ptisoner had been sent with the jury his desd rcdy would have been in the morgue within aa hour. General Grant. New Yor.K, March 25. Geaeral Grant did not sleep before midnight, and at that hour Colenel Grant administered a hypodermic injection of morphia and the Gcneail then slept. After breakfast b went driving !n Cenfal Park, arcompsnied by Mrs. Grant, Mrs.8artorls and Mrs. Fred Grant. Dr. Douglass was very tired when seen to-night, after leaving the residence of General Grant, bat rej-orted that the General had passed a good day, acd had slept from 2 until 6 o'clock in tae morula sr. and after breakiast went to drive, in the afternoon bo drove oat ajaia, accom-

ran led by Eencr Ilorrero and Dr. Dong?He was rather quiet tn the catnap, uot talsins f s much as usual, i r Donalds said there w no T"tlei rhsnse in the Ger-eraP condition during the day. nor any complaint of pa'a In the throat. He took focd recuiany. an 1 on ret'tmtnz from tne afternco! r?riVt irtjoytd a rap. He retl't-d 1 1 ted at atoui I0::'ü. anrntyne bln? 1v-:i to induce Http. P.tr,u'.7 consul; ion t.-mnrro.v.

Sf rf itiou from tbe Amalgaoi'vteit Aoctatioi). WitEtiiNo. W. Ya , March 2. An veat thst Is of more than ordinary interest to the trades nniensofthe country i tfce sece-sioa from ihe great crxaikamattd ssscclation of all the local aseniblies in the Wheeling district, the great ntil tenter of tre 1'nited Ststfs. The ll-'.Iairo Tiltune, whic'i is po.-:td o: the sitr;itlcu. sajs: "TLIs act;,ui is taken piruy ou account of disati-factlon with Pie fctailcffitvis. nd partiy brcar.s. there is a coastHtit clh in the asoc:ation aid hv been sinc ti,e irtroonttiou of the siecl nail. The iron naticnttrs and the puddltis bavo bee i li'ltlu th? ncel nam utiers. and a they ere tu trie majority ti e sttel rail-cutters were powcr'ies in the a?oilat'nn. and as all the mills la thi (trie gscond) arral!im!ed district, with o exo3pil .is. have adcp'.ed the ttetl nll and will xjü n grj-Tiliy in reveral insUncs exclusively the na'.ler'J have decided to withdraw d i.um aa organiitl:i of their own, ind?p2tid:,".t of nil otlifr trenches of toe b'lsin. A meetin? for this purpose w i.i Leid la Wheeling early in April, and the chute r of theraikrs' iodj-fs of thn Amalgamated AsüciatioTiof Iren and htecl Workers will he surrenlered r s lapidiy as p.o.'slble t-o that the new organization can be jirfectci in time i)z the making of a new scale of waecs for next year, beginning January 1, without lutcrfiirencj from any other branch of the business Ihe movement is a big one and causes no little comment. Tne general iropiession pn veiis her. thst tbedays of the Amajgarratcd are numbered and thst i'.s u-eiul-nep is at an e ud. Jn the Secnid District there win hardly be a ver tige of it left by the last of this month." The Toronto Mail on the (situation, TohoNi.., Oat., March 2?. The Mai!, the eorernment orga'i, in an article on the Northwest tro ibit says: "Yesterday's encounter, more particularly since It rcsuitel in a victory for the halfbit'.ds, is no doubt tbe logiuniog of as.'rijus camraiMU. Kiel Js reported to nave 1-j.0?Q ad aerials armed with Remlnston rides obtained frota American traders. wi;h six America Cell guns. A graver darter, howeve.-, is Vt be feirej from tie Indien, it is evident teat Be-irdv's band, who are Pic?ans, must have sldid with thj rebels utalnft Major Crczicr, and should the dba:Tectlo:i spread to other Indians in the Carletoa Asency and to the lare band ia the Bv.tielcid and K 1moclcn district? the task of starapini it out will be a furmidablc one. The government ha. trkeu vigorous steps to meet tin emergency. " The Wlnrepcg batal'ioti of militis. : 03 strong, with ball a battery of artillery, is now oa its way to iiur.pperc station, f 2lmiies west of Winnepeg. where vtral trails run i.orth to thefceue of Insnuection, Caricton, bei.Tg 23 miles from (iuap-K-lle. '1 ne pollc- lorce at liatlleford aud Prince Altert i.umbers 10, end the garritoa at Carleton is "(0 stiong. with the civil!ar;s. so t'aat there are :;T0 men within striking distance of Kil, an t :üK) volunteers, with two Arni'troagguns, six or seven dajfc' travel avay. Jn aldilion to tnis fore, tne Govcrpment haa ordered the immediate dispatch ot bOO Ea-tern trojps to the spot. Various Rnniors nt Winnipeg. WiNNirr.o, Ilarch i:s. Only two or three o.Ticials here can tetany reliable Information from tne seat cf v.ar. The news received here Is transmitted to Ottawa, and the Government olliclsls now Lave fall control of the wire. Posters are up in all public pieces calling for volunteer, and the lndicRtlon? are that tbe trouble is more serious than is generally known. Kumor has it tnat Crozier ti.d his forces were forced to disband after !h'i skirralsn, in which twenly-stven of t'.ie trooos were killed. Nothing c & n be learned positively rcuardlrg this, as theo-itials will not divulge anythlt g. Noiquay'a action In not vetoing some f.f the ru;hts bill ha caused a great sensation here. Iheio 1 sopjo talk tc-night ot burning him ia c llicy. should this happen there will b a regular mob riot, as he has a l?ry;e following here, and. Die Kiel, is a terror in the eyes o; aboat half the people ia the Northwest. Madison Items, Special to the Sentinel. Mapi -on, md., March 'S.-The Sentinel correspondent bes just received information oi the cremation of William McNeal, of Dallasburgb, Owen County, Ky,, fast Wednesday, It f corns his residence cangnt Ere fiotn tome unknown cause, aad after getting his family all out in safety ne returned to the building to save some furniture, when he was overcome by the heat and burned to r n t Is j Tony Lostetter was 'yesterday, in tbe Circuit tonit. sentenced to eighteen raootas In thepeuitcntiary and dif rancnised for two years for meat stealing. He has applied for a new trlaL Charles Donahue, for stealing an overcoat, was fentenctd this morning to two years' imprisonment at Jeflerscnvllle by the Circuit Court. This makes three that have been sent iron hre during the session, and, In all probability, cue or two more may go. Daring Escape uf a Prisoner. Troy, March -N a policeman had his attention attracted by a blanket rope dangling from a thirdstory window of the jail thl3 morning about 4 o'clock. An investigation showed that John Flji:n, aged twenty-two years1, awaiting trial for robbery, had cscatcd. He had cut through the bars of bis cell.ichloroformed his cell-mateut ais blanket into strips, knotted it together a5 l slid f own. In order to gain admission from his cell to the conidor Flynn had blown tha lock to olecs with iowder. He then sawed tarough everal iroa bars, cntting away an iron screen In order to reach them, iho blanket rope with the aid of which be rescued the ground, was twenty-four feet long. Flynn has teen in jail since January 51. He was jointly Indicted with John Simmons, who Is eerviug out a twelve year term for robbery. Tho Feeling Against ltarriosln Mextco. St. Loris, March 23. A dispatch from the City of Mexico says over twenty Mexican military ofliccis, not in active service, have gone to Central America to join the forces of San Salvador and Nicaragua against Guatemala, and that the war feeling is rapidly growing stronger. A Hrjc public meeting was held ou Thursday night, at whlcn every rpeaker advocated determined and aressive Pcticn toward Guatemala. An Intense feeling cf hatred toward Barrios was manifested, and the meeting was frequently interrupted witn cris of "i on with Barrios:" "Jeata to lUrriosl" It Is reported that the government is not adverse to the public agitation against Barrioi, Prlw right Stopped by the Spectators Fp.gvidf.nce, E. I.. March 23. A prize fight c-ime oflin Kehoboth, Mass., Ibis morning, ia which Jack Ashton and James Dolan. both of this city, fought eleven xounds to a draw. Botli were horribly tattered, and b:ood covered the H wr of tho tarn In which the fUht occurred, and at the Cnisa both men were exnautted from loss of blooi, with faces raw and bodies Terribly bittered. Neither man would give in The light was stopped by the spectators on fear of fatal results. Weekly Hank Statement. Ne'.v Yoke, March 2S. The weekly bank statement shows the following changes : Increase. Decrease, Loans.. 5 33,0.Q Speele... SliG.OOi Legal tJuCers.. 152.0C0 Circulation 77.CO0 Ssl,SCrTC" atMKa um A 3 S JO The backs now hold 19,421.003 la ex cess of legal requirements A Missontl Conrt-llonse Duroed. Ft. Josr.rn, Mo., March 2?. The fire at the county Court-house was discovered a: 3:15 this morning. The department was quickly at work, but the fre was not controlled until It hid de-strove"-ail but the bar? walls and hre-procl room occupied by the County Recorder. The Death Holl. New Yc::k. March 25. Frederick S. Winston, President of the Mutual Life Iasurance Company, G:td at Fernandina, Fla., last night. Ad Ofiicer Shot by a Gaog of Thieves. PiTT.sr.fRG. I'a , March IS, A gtng of thieves who tad robbed a bouse at Fast Palestine, O., last

n'ght. Kaped by jumplagon a freight trala. A tiigrm wessent to Rochester, Pa., wa?re they woe intercepted by OfLcer Camp. He attempted to rn s tijem. when he was shot and probably fatai.y :n.v.rtd. The whole gang escaped.

rXurrJrl Ith a Urlrk. Cct M i, s. c., Marth IS. Samuel lUa lersoa aad Mo:r:s Green, of Berkley County, quarreled over ft piece of bcon. Henderson sawad Gn-vn s ikill wiih a brie, killing him almost laslantij. The murderir escipel. Fatal i uttlns AlTiay. EpeclAl to the Satlaei . mie; iiv air.. led., March 2S. Ia aa affray at WilEnmV saloon, here, at midnight, Sara Boyd was irtiallr cut by Gcure Lawrfiice. Tiie trouble arose over a woman. Lawrence i ia jail. Want the tt.glt-h Cable. Hcn. ICons, March is. -The Chamber cf Commerce here urgs that the English cable be laid to Hoi. is Kong at.il iSipgopr,. r.nd tbat a tup?ly of tcrpcclo beats Le provided t both ports. The Old, OM Smry, Speculation. Ou ;.(,), N. Y., March 2v City Treasurer Crawford baa been niiisiug sicco jesU-rday mcraiag. An invtsiiuaticn of his books shoxs n shortage of over S.G.CK. pcc:lAl:on was the cause. Itegret Haiiion'a lfeat. Toi:om.. cub, March 2S. llanloa's tljfcW by P.rec:i l as given the people a new subject :o Ulk about, und i cncral regie'. Is expreseeJ, aa H waj felt he would redev.a h:s :ot laurels. Cliaucr says: '"For old ia ph'sike is a ccrdial.5' Fur &!1 that tuiler from fcnaiseLtsa. Cold iu the chest, iunr trouble, or bronchitis, Dr. Bali's Cough Syrup is golden 'phieifce." Thongh Vforlh its weight m gold, a Quarter will bay a bonis. it THE OLD RSUÄBLE." 25 YEARS USC Th9 Greatest Lledieal Trinmpb. cf ths Agt Indorsed all over the Ytfcrlt! SYMPTOMS OF A TKPED LSVSR. Lossofappctito. Nausea. b.re!sco5: tive. Paiiiiti the Hgcl.with h dull son: ßiöajlajha papaxfjainjuiKlci thoriouldcr-blade, fullness altercate Ing, with a disinclination to cxertior oi body or mind, Irritability of temp pr, Lpwspirits, Lossot" ine mor-,witS afce'ling of "having neglected some duty weariness. Dizziness, Flutter ing ot the'Heart, Sots before the eyes Yellow Skin.He Ada ch 3,R estl3s?iiQ3s at nightjjiL-Tlily. colored Urine. IT THESE V7Ar.NITTG3 UNHEEDED, TfJIT'S PILLS nre ti-etially siuaptcdw. uch cases", ono ileiso c.lVcti tucU n changa cf fcelia'j a3 to nstonish t'jo eu2"orer. They Increase the .pv'te, and can? tho body to Tak - le-h, thus the sy3tern is notiriI:t(l, ana by their Toni Actio on tho incentive oVqani, iteu lar Stnola nrq prodttcpi. I'rice a. rent a. 1ÜB Ü'Ö CjRAT IlAia or W?:istci:u3 changed to a vlot Black byc-sinlo application o: tliU DTE. It impart9 t natural color, acts instantaneously. Sold hy Dnigg-iaia, oc 8ent Ly erpreH on receiptor til. Murray St.. How York U.-od herbs indotorinc: thn fjrr.51y;,&nd lier 3inapio remedies J'J CUiiH iu most cases. Without the use of herb, medical scienca would be powerles. ; and yet the tendency of tho times is to neglect the br3t cf uliremedies for thos-? powerful xnedicine3 that seriously in jure iho systGm. v f7i n Run rzsTz&vm Is e conibmition of valuable hcrb3,careiul)y compounded from tho formula o r regular Physician, who used this prescription largely in nis private practice vilh frrcat success. It i3 not a drink.bu p. medicine used by many physician. -i-It is invnluablo for JtYsrKi'SiA, A 1ZI:Y and LlVr.li COMl'LAIKTS, xr.nvors i:xhaustiox, weakxi:ss, lxm;i:sTiox, !.. and while curing will not hurt the eystena. Hr. C. J. Rhodes, a well-known Iren man of Safe Harbor, Pa., writes : "My 6n was completely prntnted by f ?vpt and airue. Quinine and bark d d Lini no (rood, tvi-n vt fVr SLifihlor's Herb liittera and in a short Umo Uie boy waa quita veU. "E. A. Schellentrager, Drngiat, 717 St. Clair Street, Cleveland. O., writes : Yonr Bittera, I can aar, and do aay. are preacr.bed by Rome of the oldoetandzaout prondceat phyBicianain our city." MISHLEB UEHB BITTERS CO 525 Commerce St rhiladelphia. Parksr'e Pleasant Worm &jrrnp Narer Faila

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