Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 100, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1885 — Page 2

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THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL lTvIDAY MORNING APRIL 10 1885.

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A Rndt of BladUoa Ktrs. Special to the Bentlnel. Madisos, Ind., April 0. Warrants wer issued yesterday for the arrest of Alonzo, Charles and John Renfrew and Charles Nichols, tsho, it appear, on the night of the lit of April, went to the residence c! Henry Dallhoover, about tea milea in the country, where all these parties reside, and heaa throwing recta against the house and through the window?, and awafcene l he and his family arose from their beds,when a ract came crashing through a window and atruci Mrs. Dallhoover on the head. The parties then fled this bcins about midnight. "William Dillhcover, a brother of Henry aho a farmer esides about two miles distant. Henry hurriedly drersed and repaired to his brother's residence to apprise him of the doings of the mob, but when he arrived there he found they had &Uo been there, having on direct from Henry's to William's boas and went through the came acts, almost tear ing the house down and riddling all the window?. At Bod Voria bagnio, oa Depot street night before last, in a row a Cincinnati drummer named Mcdcalfe, and a Madison tough earned Sol, aliaj Gundy Mclntyre, were seriously cut by another crowd. Mrs. Jacob Shuler, ot North Walnut street has brought a slander suit against Mrs. Ie ter Wendell, claiming ?3,000 damans. Mrs. Wendell denie3 the cbarsx E. R. Hay will appear for the plaintiff, and M. II. 6oJz3r for defendant. Some of the farmers in the neighborhood of Wirt, this county, are cin.'iaer&bly worked up by the appearance of a strange animaL Some claim it is a real panther, which f leaped from circus and has taken up his abode among the quiet farmers of Jefferson County. Circuit Court is still in session grinding out jcatice to all that ak it. The stockholders of the Opera House Company will meet to night to consider plans for the buildisg. The contract will be given icon and work begun tbis spring, so by next fall we may expect 1o hare come tine troupes. 8hootlDg Match Appointed. Special to the Sentinel. Lafayette, led,, April ). The shooting n atch between Fred Erb, who claims to be the champion rifle ehot of the world, and Ed Vorfcis, of CrswfordiTille, came oIT on Tuesday last end resulted in a victory for Yorhis. Erb was beaten by only two shots, and has challenged Yorhis another match.to come off at Crawfordayiile to day. While at the Charm cy Skating Rink the other erening Erb fell and dislocated his writt, which will prevent the shooting contest. Erb has been a reeidant of Missouri for the last fifteen years, and it is said that at one time be defeated Captain Röhrdas. Hia father lived in this city when Erb wa quite young, and was known as the cracfc shot of the West. Young Erb's picture, to pettier with the history of his life, were published in Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly about a year ago, and produced him as the champion wing and iifle shot of America. The match has been postponed, and the men will me6t fit Crawfordsville aa scon as Erb is cured. M. D. McKillnp, of the Treasurer's office, has received the appointment as mail ajent, declined by Harry Tyler, and will assume bis duties at the end of the week. Iii) route will be between Chicago and Cincinnati. Mayor Harrison oa Taeidaj't Election. Chicago, April 9. In reply to a question concerning Tuesday's election here, Carter Hanison eald: "My plurality will be from 579 to 8 CO, as far as my information gees." Will jour election be contested?" "I don't know anything about that. I would be glaJ of a contest. My iecsons for desiring a contest are these: I can not understand the returns from several of the wards. Abcut 20,CCO of my rattere were distributed through the ward3 and as I have been assured by re liable parties that they were used effectually, I can not see how it is that I did not get a larger vote in the Republican wards. I would rail attention to the fact that in the Isst fall election the Twelfth Ward gave a Republican majority of 2.800; but now, according to the returns, it gives a majority of 3, ICO. These singular facts make ma desire an opening of the ballots so that I can see their rai condition." Mr. Harrison continued: "I have Dot charged fraud against any party. As to frauds having been committed, I firmly believe that if the ballots were opened they would show that the Democrats have been more sinned against than sinning." Sejmour Items. Special to the Sentinel. Ssymol'b, Ind., April 0 Newton Fafienberger, a farmer at Tampico, started to this city on horseback, and had p:o:ceded but a few miles till he accidentally lost his poefcetbook containing a considerable sum of money, notes and valuable papers. It is still mi a in?. Many farmers believe that their seed corn has been seriously injured by the severe freezing the past winter. A very lare number of our people are attending tbe New Albany Presbytery, now in session at North Yemen. Arbor Day will be observed by all the public schools in this city to-morrow. It is the opinion of many of the best farmers in this county that at least one half ot last year's potato crop has perished by the severe freezing winter. J. W. Holmes, of Carr Township, 'holei" 170 bushels, and ha3 only ten bushels of good ones left. Mr. William Frysinger, editor and proprietor cf tbe Brownstown Banner, i? lyin very dangerously sick at his home of neuralgia of the stomach and bowels. Logansport New. Special to the Sentinel. LoaAyeroRT, Ind., April 9 Judge Wis:field, of the Cass Circuit Court, was presented with an elegant arm chair by fae Cats County bar yesterday. Otto Kran3, of this city, now drives the fine black horse recently sold from ex-At-tcrney General Brewster's stables. The Lopau Grays give a grand ball in the new rink to night. It will be attended by the KnigbtT cf Fythia?, ot Kokoxo, who will give a prize drill. AcdSTHou Items. G-clal to the ÖcntlüGL. AnrKr.soN, Ind., April 0. Yesterday at 1 o'deck JeCertcn R?d, of Delaware County, ttole a horse and begjy from a rack in this city, and drove to Muncie, where he tiled to sell it. The. h or e and bugv belonged t j IHniel Chambers, a farmer. Tbe thief was followed to Muncie, caught and brought to thia city. He waived a preliminary examination, and in default of bail is now in jail. Final settlement has been made with the contractors of the new Court-house and the

buildlag has been accepted by the County Commissioners. It Is a magnificent structure and coet 1152 000. Last night 1.000 people attended the opening of the New Casino Rink. All the neighboring towns wer represented. This is one of the finest rinka in the 8 tat, having bsen erected at a cost of H.000. Manager Elmer May will giro some elegant entertainments in the near future.

Scottsburg Hvr. Ecottsbceo, Ind., April 7 William Hobeon, arrested on a charge of perjury, was placed in jail yesterday evening. He was released this morning on $500 bonds. Morton Chapel was jailed last night for carrying concealed weapons. He has, up to this writing, failed to give the required bond. Win field A. Carlile and FI( ra E. McCallough and Angus McQueen and Ida McClain were married last Saturday evening. J. C. McCargar, princiDal of the Loogootee schools, is visiting friends at this place. Thaddens Terrell, an eld and respected citizen, is lying danperoutly ill. The Township Aestasors began their work this week. Another Nor folk Hank Failure. Norfolk, Ya, April '.). The Farmers1 Bank of this city did not open at the usual hour tbis morning. A notice was posted on the doors, stating that the bank had made an assignment to Walter F. Irvine, for the benefit of its creditors. The liabilities of the Fanners' Bank are almost a quarter of a million. The assets are not stated. The cashier says he expects to pay in full. An assignment of all tbe property of the bank is made in the interest? of its creditors. All of yesterday's deposits will be returned. The la&t statement ot the bank shows its paid up capital to be $50,000 and it3 surplus ? 10. CCU Caldwell Hardy Is President of the ban k. lle Cathedral of the lucaroatton Dedicated. New York, April !. The Cathedral ot the Incarnation at Garden City, L. I., erected by Mrs. Cornelia M. Stewart as a memorial of her hueband, the late A. T, Stewart, was dedicated thia morning. There was a large gathering of the Protestant clergymen and others, who filled the edifice to its full capacity. Mrs. Stewart and Judge Hiltoa were in attendance. Rev. Dr. Drown read the neual Thursday eervices, and Bifchop Littlejohn, of the Long Island Diocese, preached the sermon, taking for his text the thirteenth verse of the sixtieth chapter of Isaiah. After this the Bishop administered the cemmunic n. Women's Board of Foreign Missions. New York, April 9 The Women's Board of Foreign Missions, of the Presbyterian Chunb, continued its session to-day. The cfHcers elected for the ensuing year were: rres:dent, Mrs. 0. B, Hubbard; Vice Presidents, Mrs. William E. Dodge and seventeen other ladies: Treasurer, Mrs. C. P. Hartt; Home Secretaries, Miss H. W, Hubbard, Mrs. II M. Humphrey, and F. A. Booth; Foreign Secretaries, Mrs. Jasper E. Corning and Miss M. L. Po3t, and Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. W. B. Walker. A Clnclunatl Forger. Cincinnati, April 9 Will H. McMlllen, a well known young attorney, who has been acting as confidential Secretary for ex-Judge M. H. Tilden, has been discovered in presenting to business houses forged checks, purporting to be drawn by Judge Tilden. This discovery was made simultaneously with another, that Judge Tilden'a bank account is $1,000 or $2,000 lighter than he supposed it was, and he is now trying to ascertain how much of bis money has been improperly drawn by McMillen. Columbus Itemt. Co lu mpcs, Ind., April 8. The Indiana Howe Thief Detective Association met here to-day, with a large attendance. Much interest is manifested in the organization by stock owners in the county, and it is a terror to horse thieves. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Southern Indiana is in session here. Delegates from all parts of the district are in attendance. The proceedings are interesting and instructive. Warehouse lturned. Us ion City, Ind., April 8. Messsr.'. A. A. Knapp k Co.'s frame warehouse for pumps, leather and rubber belting aad hose, plumbera' goods, terra cotta and statuary, together with the entire stock, was totally destroyed by fire about three o'clock this morning. Lees on stock. ?G.000; building, $1,000; stock insured for ?3,000; building, $700. Thought to be of incendiary origin. Our volunteer fire department saved the adjacent dwellings. Illinois Legislature. Stbikohkld, 111., April 9. In the House this morning, what is known as the truck bill, providing that employes shall be paid J in cash for eervices and not in trade, was called up for a third reading. The vote resulted y ess 94, nay a, 74. The result was received with cheers by its advocates. In the joint assembly only one vote was cast A motion was made by Fuller to adjourn the joint assembly sine die, but was not entertained by the Chair. Ileavy Kala Storms. Vicksbüro, Mes., April 9. The rain ctorm of Monday night was the heaviest ia years. There have been no trains on the Yicksburg and Meridian Road for three days. Momreal, April 9. The streets of Montreal are in a fearful condition, locomotion being almost entirely suspended. Fears are entertained that the city will be flooded. The snow in some places is nearly five feet deep, and it has rained for more than twenty-four hours. M eody and 8 an bey. Pitts bcrq, April 9 The Christian Convention, under the auspices of the evangelists Moody and Sankey, was opened in the Fifth Avenue Mu;ic Hall this morning. Fully ;,C'0O peorle were present, ana thousands of others failed to gain admission. The meetings will continue until Sunday evening. All prctestant denominations in the citv have united in these meetings. Strack by L.!htulog Without Damage. Washington, April 9. While a heavy storm was passing oyer the city late ysster day afterncon, the Washington Monument was sfruck three times by lightning, without causing the least damage. Colonel Cas?y examined the alumiLum tip this morning with a powerful telescope and found it was sl.erp aad triebt as hen it was placed on the summit son.e months ao. Central America. La Libektad. April 9. The orders o? tho government of San Salvador prohibit the transmission of any telegraph messages of a political character to or frem foreign countries, and no code or cipher messages except-

Id g to and from foreign legations. II)na file b nin ess messages are transmitted without restriction. Acquitted. LoGAKsrosr, Ind., April 8. Elisha McGuirt, who 6b ot and killed Jim Bridget abont two weeks ago, was acquitted yesterday afternoon at a preliminary hearing, it being pretty clearly proven that the ehootleg was done in self-defense. Confectioners' Coorentlon. Philadelphia, F, April 8. A conven ticn of manufacturing confectioners from all parts of the country as enabled here today in secret session. Themost important question to be considered is that of the adulteration of confectionary. Murder and Suicide. Foplar Burrr, Ark , April 9. Paul Deery thot his wife last night and killed himself. He suepected her of unfaithfulness. Four years ago, while town marshal, he shot and killed James Dooley, but was acquitted. After Diphtheria. Diphtheria Is a terrible disease, requiring the greatest medical skill to effect a complete cure. Even when its power i3 broken, it clings to the patient with great persistency, and often leaves the system poisoned and prostrated. Just here Hood's Sarsaparilla does a vast amount of good, expelling impurities from the blood, giving it richness and vitality, while it renovates aad strengthens th6 system.

PERSONALS. Chacm- ey M. Depew pays ths bills of one student every year at Yale, telecting the ypung man in his own way. Likdeit Mess;, the veteran doorkeeper for the Secretary of the Navy, has Eerved in that capacity for fifty ttven years. Professor Doremus, it is eaid, makes $25,. 0C0 a year from chemical analyses of patent iredlcines and other similar article?. He does all his work wiih his left hand, his right arm having been amputated in yoath. Ter venerable and benevolent banker, W. W. Corcoran, of Washington, has so far recovered his good health as to be able to receive and make social visits, and he is an occasional caller on the ladies at the White Heu. Ekkator Evarts tells his friends in Washington who express the hope that his 'daughters, who need to preside over their parent' tea things at the Capital," will be with nlmnexi season, that his daughters are'married now and busy with teethings in their own households." Db. Ham Griffin has ehed a ray of joy thrcnghout the land by his announcement that ''Me and Mary have had a most successful seaeoa in London," wnich is especially gratifying in respect of "Me." He softens the general exultation by the declaration that Mary has grown both etout and homesick. James R. Raspall, author of "My Maryland," read an unpublished poem of hia own writing at last week's meeting of the Uajne Literary Society, at Augusta, Ga. The Augusta papers made appeal for it, but Colonel Randall has promised it to friends in Baltimore, who have charge of the apprctchiug fair for the disabled Confederate soldiers. Patriotism runs as high among the Bsrlin cabbies as with the Parisian jehu who declined to take a fare from Victor Hugo. Lately Marshal ven Moltke drove home from the Reichstag in a patting carriage, and on reaching tke hsuse the cabman positively refused to be paid his due, declaring that the honor of driving so great a man was sufficient reward. Mr. Miller, the new Commissioner of Inttrnal Revenue, is one of the most businessliko looking men who has ever had charge of that office. He ia a man slightly above medium height and is quite stout, He does cot look to be ranch over forty years of age. He has a round large heed thickly covered with closely trimrxed curling black hair. His forehead ia bioad and high, his eyes a coalblack; bis nose is straight and firm in line, while his broad, fresh coloiei face is smoothshÄven with the exception of a small, crisp moustache and an inch of black side-whiskers in front of each car. He has the resolute, steady look of a business Cleveland man. He is reorganizing his bureau upon a business basil and looks much more to the business bapacity of thote under him than he dots to their political Influence. The Washington Poet says: . "The President is the moat indefatigable explorer of the country surrounding Washington, and every afternoon about 5 o'clock the office csupe is called into requisition for one of his Irips. Accompanied by Colonel Lamont, a different locality is visited every day when the weather permits such excursions. Arlington, the distributing reservoir above Georgetown, Soldier.' Home, Rock Creek, Silver Spring, the country seat of the late Montgomery Blair, and the Arsenal are some of the places that the President has visited since inauguration day. He takes deep interest in the historical associations of the vicinity of Washington, and already be knows more about the District than any of his predecessors, with the possible exception of Mr. Lincoln, who was very fond of driving about here in the same kind of a vehicle as that used by President Cleveland. Don't Care. IMobile lleglster. The o'd Confederacy does not rest its claims for honor upon any perfanctory ob eervanefs at Washington, and hence the poo J le of the South do not care a baubes whether r cot the doors of a department are closed when an old cflicer of the Governnei.t, afterward a Confederate, happens to d:e. Tobacco a Legal Tender, I Macon Telecraph.j Ur.rle Calvin, a Clark County Justica of tbe Pace, row charsf3 a plug of tobacco for marjing couples. He made two plus Sanday. Whj lie Objects to the Clawhamnitr. I Macon Teles rs pa. Eforetsry Garland very properly refuses to wear a clawhammer coat. The sight of a clawhammer coat curying its tails backward

above a plug cf Grayely tobacco and a toothbrush worn In the hip-pockets Li not calculated to impress the Supreme Court favorably. Little Rh od 7. The Kaccas City Journal rakes up an old war story. "What regiment do you belong to?" asked a Union picket of a rebel picket. The Fourteenth North Carolina," "And yours, Yank?" ' The 114th Rhode Island." "You're a l'ar; there aren't that many people in the State," returned the Johnny. Better Not Drink In Indiana. Chicago Tribune. I An Indiana boy thirteen years old has just died from drinking poor whiskey. A boy ef tbat age ought to be a better juds of whiskey. There is no excuse for such ignorance in an enlightened land like Indiana.

Queen of Puddings. Three ounces bread crumbs, four ounces sugir, one pint C3ld milk, cne ennce melted butter, grated rind of one lemon, and the yelks of t??o eggs well beaten. Mix these ingredients, put them into a pie diah three parts full, aid bike one hour. When nearly cold spread a layer of jam cn tbe op, whisk the whitte of two egs to a stiff froth, add two ounces powdered super, and lastly the juice of half a lemon. Pcur tbis over the top of the jam, and sliphtly brown in a cool oven. To bi eaten cold. Fig Fauce. 8oak tbe fiss in water, or better Etill, in a little sour cider, all nigbt. Then boil ttem gently until tender. Just before teking them from the fire, add sugar to your taste, and the juice of a couple of lemons tu prevent the sauce troai tasting insipid. Overfeeding means poor laying of small eggs, and sterility of the fowls. The Asiatics are lszy and lay on fat easily; to keep them in good health and enjoy the return of the highest clacs eggs and very good flesh, don't feed the fowls too much. It has been ascertained by carefully repeated experiments that the first drawn milk contains 5, the second 3 and the fifth 17 percent, of cream. Thus a cow threeQuarters milked is not half-milked, if butter is the object. Tbe period of gestation in cows is 2S3 days, but varies somewhat. Feet very little grain of any kind for two or three weeks Lefore calving. Hay. potatoes and rc )ts are the besL Keep blood cool and system relaxed. Let tbe roller be used over the wheat field now, in order to emooth it down, which not only presses the plante into position, bat makes the land more easily worked over when the crop Is to be cut. M. Ditmar, a Swede, has perfected a process for converting kerosene oil Into a substance resembling tallow in appearance. It can be made into candles. "But John P. Robinson, he sez they didn't know every thin' down in Judee." They certainly knew little if they did not know that the safest, quickest and most pleasant cure for croup, bronchitis, ccugh, cold in the chest, etc., is Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Bheuniatlsni Quickly Cured. There bas never been a medicine for rheumatism Introduced In this gute tbat bas given such unlverral tatlfacticn as Durang's Kheum&tio Remedy. It stands out alone as the one great remedy tbat actually cures tbis dread disease It Is taken internally and never bas aad never can fail to cure tbe wont case In the shortest time. It b&s tbe Indorsement and rt-commendntion of many leading physicians In this State aad elsewhere. It Is sold by every druggist at $1. Write for free fortv-pa&e pamphlet to K. K. ILKLPLLOBTLNE, DruEziM Washington D. O. 11 V? M "' 1 t m im mo w i TT PBLL r7 "THE OLD RELIABLE." 25 YEARS in USE. The Greatest Kedieal Triumph cf the Agei Indorsed all over tho World SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LEVER. Loss ofappetite. Nausea, bowels cofr tiye. Painin the LHead.with a dull sen; sationin, the back part Pain under theshoülder-blade, fullness aftereat? ing, with a disinclination to exertion of body or mind, Irritability of temper, L o ws p i ri tjs, L o ssom em o ry (Wi tfi a feeling of having neglected &om duty, weariness.. Dizziness, Flutter ing of tho Heart, Dots beföTe the eyes, YeUowSkin.HeadachetRestlessness at night, highly. coloredtJrinc. IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED, . SX2IZ73 11211213 Vl'JL CZZX 3 IZVXLSriD. TUTTS TILLS are especially adapted to such cases, one dose efl'ccts such a chanrt of feeling as to astonish the sufferer. They lucr-se th Appetite, and cans the body to TaI lnlit thus the system is nourished, ana hy their Toula Action on the liicrstlve Orcnnt, Alt rixImr Stool, are produced. Price tin cent. urat iiAir. or vvupucrrj changed to a vlLOSST Ulack byasingle application o this Dte. It impart a natural color, acts instantaneously. Sold by Druggist, o: sent by express on receipt of $1. Office. 44. Murray St.. New York lb OXLT CO&SVr nwJe that can be retnme t tj Its iurcr aftT trr er. If rrt fjuuu . PERFECTLY G ATI S FACTORY in erry rrpect,nd is i ri- n ncdt-a b ,.-,;it. ?:vV la a variety of ityle nlme-s. bol l by f.r-t k'.' 1Jer everywhere. lVareot worthier Imitir.out-. kQoe irenain uüIm It t.rn Pnll'g cnT.eoatlotMi. t CHICAGO CORbET CO., Chicago III A cAt.n.-To all who are infffrtn? fronier rors and indiscretions of youth, nervou weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, I will eend a receipt that will cure yon, FKEE OP CHARGE. Thl great remedy wu discovered by a missionary la South America, ttend ell-ad-dreed envelope to ß7. JCvJEf HtTt,KiASl e

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