Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 104, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1885 — Page 1

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CltNMlP HOlSiS! AlDIEMK DELK.ETED! Irstantaneous Hit! TO NIGHT, To-Morrow Night. Grind Katlnee Saturday Afternoon. THE GREAT Ja Their Latest Succev, X X 5S EL 3P , A iltrry, Mlfrfcievouv Mns'taland lUntonltnical eklp from Pr. to t'omo. "fletk tonnenclng Monday, Aprri 10, SMITH'S SWISS JJEI L KINtiEKS 1 V OIGKSONSef 1 Or.e Wek. comr:?nf!rjr ifONDW, APRIL 1, i itn Maticfe Lvcrj Altern oon at 2. the Greatest CT;ty of the Ate, IDE 17. c. tot? EQUESCURRIGULUr1!! I LEWIS t BRISTOL'S Marvelous Mind-Endowed Equities ; Twelve Reae on-Girted Horse. Pooler and Mules bo undemard poktn language, aii'I ofc;y wlthntne of whip or other cruel treatment, in ouorfal Trick and Teati hitherto deemed imWmic)e. I Pric?s-15, 25 and 3.'-c. Reserved ceits, 50e. kie of itata now lu piogresa at trie box oCice. 'r.dianapolis Lecture Course. afit Entertainment of the Oeason. I w. m. rTIfrench, ,!lio "Lightning Caricaturist, " i j WW fiive a laiqBf Entertainment at 1LYMOUTH OHURCH, j Wednesday Eocing, April 15. It. French P; well known as aa artist, and th micpmiil t one ol rare pleasure. He will wlnthe prewnreof ihe andiene?. UtuftraHT iiicciare oa MTJ1E WIT AND WISDOil OK Tilt C A YON," with many sketches AdrniiFion red need to 25 rent.'. tiMreu Matinee Wednesday Afternoon at 4:3a Arrtfctfon 15 cents MERIDIAN' RINK! ,?OLO! POLO I j TUESDAY EVENING, April EMISSION 1o Cents. iQLLEGE AVENUE R!NK TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL H, Open to All. tlc each Evening and Wednesday and faturdl Ati. tl(XOI. TuKink closed on Tnnrsday EveuinTa. k. m: o n g 1 1 tany thousand volume being sold off at our (n clearance rale, noie lae Xolioing: List, N?t 'Tenon's rcH-ciJ. Jto, cloth i ou 1 js It er's Novels. " :tuo i I'.ya's Poem, morocco. Illustrated... 5 0J 2 :0 OMolnrnts "No Naae Series".. l 0) ittid l'oett.blu and gdd ed. 1 23 f5 f'dvolnms "Leisute Hour Series"..... 1 S" c.5 rs)lto Palestine t artlett 3 51 IN Hair Ncrman Mr Leo J.. - 2 CO 1 UitiandinaTian Kace 2 7" l v5 Vai BritUh l aay:sn Carljle 2 V3 1 13 Va.uay's v.ttjt 2 CO 1 s: CMHn Son. G. PScnarT. j o 1 2 TiatoTerri:ewill give an id of hovr we are ret d? rnees. TUa-ie cal. and look oerour ato at i East Waa!n'on street. TK BOWEWRRILL CO., I h Lat and IS Went VahiDtoi Street. IIIIETT TELEPHONE j jiTSO ELECTRIC CO. M.KM FACTi ninS ASD DEUEES III V IdiicSiipplies WJji.itfrirn. Yrf. ( it-tel and l!uae Aaiovriater. tarpiar AlarraMIfdiral lUitf rlfs, 1 t-'aa I.iktlns 4fparata, t j pakis- fof, E e fcOLE MANCFACIURER5 S-jJeuslt Tcleplione Ippiratus. jvJUANAPOLIS. IND. Uesnnd lloutlily PaTments f7tat tTtaainirton fit.

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Is being crowded to its utmost capacity with tfco product of Our Factory, and wa do not vary from facts when we say that our exhibit will discount any previous effort vo have mado for outfitting tno mvriad3 who trade at the W E T T t 1 C I O A K K T T R K 1 O h HI ATI M Smoher who are IllOlllllUliU willlto wr little vyA-B 11AVil v more for Ci;rett than the prloechar? ti ior Kis ordinary imu Cigarette", will rind thi EICHMOND STRAIT CUT No. 1 SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS. Ihey are made i-oia the urubtexi, lion Delicately Hatored, .and Uihest Co-t Cold Leaf grown In Viruinia, aDd are Absolutely without Adolteratlon or Drugs. We US3 thj GENUINE FKENCII RICE Straight Uut NO. 1 tAtEH oi our own direct Importation, which is made epeciaPy lo c wtr mrWed with the name oi the brand.PJCHJIOXD STRAIGHT CUT No. 1. on each Cwareue, wltnout wnica none aieaenulne. IM1THION3 of this brand have btenputon Pale, and Cigsrette pmoiers arecantiored thatthUJs the OLD and ORIGINAL brand, and to obseive that e"rh pf? or box of Richmond Straight i j avgaavj -1 jgarettös ALLEN & GINTiSB, MANUFACrURERS, EICHMOND, VIRGINIA. Barsain ! Barg ains ! Owirp to onr removal to onr new pla"e of bni-nei-si tn 32 North Illinois ftret-we are oTe' lnR our entire Uni of IlaiKiae Lump. Chanlelieis and Ump Trimming at greatly rodacel rnccs. These low prices will continue until about thefipt of May. Gasoline and Oil atoTts Ceaned aad Rrpatred. F. P. SMITH a CO, 37 South Eeridiii aad .15 Jortk Illinoii. TELEPHONE 7U7. THE VERY LATEST FANCY JEWELRY. Pjn,Biug, Obairs, Brioelotp, CaLT acd Collar Buttons. Noveltiss in Uatand Hair Tins. .Genninc ATTAR O? P.OiW and KISHMET. CHARLES WÄYERS.C0., 29 atd 31 West Washington St. BROWNING & SLOAii fie PaftEBri asi Tonet Articles Labfr, Colgate's, Lend fconrs and EtcSrcecker" rice itract. Genuine Imported Farina an3 Lennan Cologne, Florida and Lavender Watcn f He J01 fl nA Spot?, Tooth, Hilr, cio'.a and Nail Brashes, and all articles wanted for in: toilet at the LOWEST FIGURES. Baso Ball Ouff.tj, Harb'ej and Tops givc,i away to purchasers in our Boys' and Children's Department. Clothing Co,

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Cruj.li Scleral Workmen Emplojed la Uraclrjff Them l -The Uulltj Contractor Makes His Escape. Great Excitement Around the Debris-S3veral of the Wounded Taken Out. FALL OF TENEMENT BUILDINGS. A Haifa Unnured Workmen Were 11 r .ice ing Them Up at the Time-Great Kxcltment Many Taken to the Hotpltal. New York, April U. Etht five story tenement, on tbe south eids of West Sixtysecond street, between Tenth and Elevens avenue?, that had recently been put unier roDf, fell this afternoon while efforts wra ieing made to brace them up, that the jieldicg Ljundilion might be ma Je secure. The wreck complete, not a stick remained standing, tot a timber remained Y7fjo!e iu the entire ro77. lla'f a hunlred workmen were at work ia or about the buildings at the liaiv At leut thirteen of them were injured, nons fat!iy. It was said eooa after the accident ttu. twenty persons were birlei iu tha rain?, but up to a late hour nobody hid been fon.'id. Tue excitemont about the place iv&a so treat that it was difficult to c'o'.a i any reliable information as to who nrut have been lost, bat the gans of woikmea engaged in eeirchin; for remains found no clce to any object ot their search. The meat superficial examination of . the debris showed the ciuse of the disaster to be wretched workmanship and poor material. The mortar contained little cr no sand, but learn cr mud instead, and was wholly unfit far use. Thij and the fact that the building hud been erectei during the cold weather cf wet aud frozen bricks were directly the cau?e cf the col lapse. The builder, Charles A. Budlensick, who was rspoi8ibl9, left the neighborhood in a carries immediately after the dhaster and drove to h:s residence, in Ewt Siventyseventh street. Where be went from there nobody could learn. The police, who ar retted the reader bricklayer, Charlas Frank, cculd Lot find the builder. IJuddeisick ban been for veirs in trouble with the authorities on acccuntof the "eiin" buiMingi he has put np. The evidence given by Frank and Charles Swager, acotter bncilayer, is very damaging to Mr. JJaddensick. The ererllon of the building had been goirg cii sinco kst Dicember, during all the cold weather. The fourth Btory walls showed a weakness in a sudden thaw before the fifth itory was reached, arl had to be taken down. Workmen were forbidden to drry bonie scraps of timber left by the carfenfers. By the buildar'a order they were to be used iu filling the walls to save bricks, which were sometimes fit in by arrufuls. When a good thaw set in, the wa'ls began to weaken, and steps were taken to brace them up from both eads, so that they would tticfc togstLer until the roof could be put on and the end walls büiit. Thay steed for a week or two without, s far as could be ascertained, exciting th curiosity of the building department. The heavy warm rain of yesterday morning completed the work terun ty the thaw. This morning it was teen the three houses at the west end weie übimt to falL The founda'ion had bulged noticeably and the wall were thsky. Bailder Badiensick'a attenton wai called ta the fact, and he tet men to werk upon the walls, a,' d eighten carpenters vrero at work cn thi; when the cra:-h came. Tcere were roofers painters, lathers and plumbers, number lf, perhaps thirty, at work about ths pmiee at the time. Fifty msa tad been laid ofi, as some material had not arrived. About 3:1.' p. m. a shout of warnirg went up toat brorg'ot pale faces to many windows. The end bailditg toward Eleventh avenue was seen to totter and then fall with a thundercus noise. Both foundations and sidewalls had fa'len out, acd the body of the house, deptUed of its support, fell to tte cellar. Tfce building adjoining it, haylrg nothing to lean uron, fell next. Then the who!? row followed, like a Uce o! card houses. A continnocs roar followed that seemed to last mmy minutes, as one afier the other cf the tall baiidicgi went down. Workmen In buildings for blocks around, and people living on tne streets for half a mile about, were startled by the noise acd shock, and ia a very short time the locality cf the wrecks was packed with excited pe.ip'e. whose threats of Tengeance on the rclS3 builder filled the air. When the heavy chads of dasthad cleared away, the peo'e looked upon a heap of broken bricks and timers, piltd only a (Ow feet ftbofe Ifce löVel of the fetree, men with broken limbi and bruhvd faces were struggling out fro a utder the wreck, and dragging themieives r alnfnlly away. Shrieks and grcans wero heard from one or two places, and to there spots the people rusbed. Firemen and all available ambulances were summoned. I'ecple from all paria cf the city flecked there The Ilooevelt Hospital ambulances were first oa the ground, and carried away rine of the wcunded. Commissioner Brennan, of the Charities Department, undertook to direct the work of rescue, and Building Inspector D. Oench, cf the Fire Ccmrxiesicrere did work in the tame direc

tion. Four hock and ladder companies and the crews of three entice companies set to work to remove the debris. A iarg gang of wrrkmen was pre sd into service and iu fifteen rtinutea the labor of res3ue wai well underway. N?ght had let in before ths efforts were relaxed at all. One or two of the workman tfconht they heard a cry for help, but no person was foutd at either time. Near 7 o'clock Fire Chief Reeves thought he heard groans under the heap at the rear of the second builJine. Gangs went to work front and reir. At 7:30 a hole large enough for a firemen and two others to grops their way to the cellar was made. A. learch was made with a lamp, but nothing but ruins discovered. Nearly two hours later, in ths sime placs, g oacs came a nan canht in an upright position betwern many cros-i-is timbers and held fast. He was extrica'ed with difficulty. He was Lonis Walter?, a?ed forty-nine, a framer, of JS" Ilidge srees one of tbe men who had b:-en erg.gd ia bolstering up tte bui:diig Lie was removed to the

h'fpUal. Xh? policemen threvr r. lu acio 3 the ctrect. It was siid that tie nm-lug builder hat bun hurt bv a fl;i'& brick when the Lcildtrgs fIl. b'etrch is bdng p-o--cüff d with tne hid of a Hr?9 cilciam lib. ( his cawzr. th bricklayer, raj endipg by hici at lha time. Sobw.izer l a 1 rafutd, a wek before, to wrrkloieer on pucm a LuiJdirg. As the ilnst ?rr??, Schwszer turned to BadJnsxa:, iud shsklDg his clenched fi-t m the buih'tr' tecs, exe'aimed: "Yoi ou?M t'ibehucg for hat you have doiehre." Buddecsick xvade no reply, but lirapj away. There were many threads of lynching the man, altenvard, "and it wai lucky fcr him he stsyed away. Budiensick is notcricna rn the builder of cbesp e 3iti:es. lis ha generally, of iccent years, built under anoiber nnn e than his own, and thus b?en tbleto ehirk responsibility. He was onc indicted ftr violating the building liws, bat esrated runibhu.ent. Four years aio he went through bankruptcy, but hos s'.rca done plenty of buainft-s ui.der another name. Frank f ays h3 epoku to Etiddensick a coup!e of times abont t.e quality cf the ir.crtar, f.cd the builder replied that it would be all right. Itiseaid that the building examiner mvle a prottst at ti c method cf building th?se houj?s, ad wrs tcon remove d f o anoihsr diotrict. Ir.ereclor Dceuch aadea hasty exniiitiois of othsr builJicgs beinj eroded bv Budnenu'ck, aDd remarked that he tnouh"t he wcu!d crder extensive alterations in ttem. There were many narrow e-cip?s Andrew Iyve and John Ga;nor were paiutirg on ttie third-ttcry windows of one of ta hou3i;3 when it fell. Love landed in the cellar and Gainer on the sitewalk, almost unhurt. At midn'ght It was thought that four rar son two stair builders eni twop'.muber are Etill in the ruin?. The woanded and mieitg by th fallen . building are: Iajured Arnt, Otto, slight injuries; Binder ick. Bobsrt, eevi-nte.n jean, iftlher, slightly injured; Brandt, Henry, tnirfy-six yar, slight icjariee; Cvs.nangb, John, lather, sligbty injured; Dexter. Jotn, eih teen years, lather, slightly hurt; Fiy cd, John, years, slightly hurt: Fiynn, Tom, Ecalp woand; King, Thomas. :t:; years, roofer, hand and arm burned by polder, hospital; Lavery, John, scalp woucd and ba:k cut, vent home; Mckery, Joan, 4t years, roc fer, leg and thith broken, injuries very sericu-, hospital; Nolan, Tom.e'.ihtly hurt; SiUbibrie, lt., carpenter. Mde injured, hospital, Schuckt, Job. aqed 7, roofer, coutustcn cf side and Intereal injuries, hospital; Trailer, James, 31 years, lather, foot criuhfd, fco-pital; Ward, Frank, 20 year?, brick layer, bjck sprained, hospitil; Ni'aittrf, Lcui, fjrty jears, framer, dug ont of ruins after iix. hours insenslb e, bodly crashed, hoepltal; Zimmsrmaa, Adam, thirty seven yean?, mtson, head and thigh badiy buiised. Missing Ha'.tor, B.. rco.'er, coat foucd in rains; Kr.ctt, Jno., roofer, erat found in ruin: Watson, Jas , csrptnter. nas working on the thiid building from Eierenth avenue, a? were t70 ULkcown lathers and &n unknown carpentr, who had not been amounted for up to luidnight. ii:elam vtMuavrEi). Klotinc ()vr Hie frtt.ee of V;tle' Toar Tijrouhont IrelAud. Coiik, -ipril 1 John O'Connor, M. P. for Tipperary, made aa isttan a'cry speech to night at a meeting c: the Ir!?h National icgce iu this city. He urged th'j msu cf Co:h to rebel afslnst the Eogliah Governirent. "Your bre;Lren in Hallow have already dec e so," he faid, "and the first shot was fired to day. I have jaet returned fron M'low, where I ea Irishmen reeking with blcod from bsjcr.et wound". Mr. O'B.-izc fell first." The rtsalt of th;s oratory wbs a repetition at Cork cf ths riot at LI!low. Mr. O'Conr.oi's deecript'on of ths riot at Mallow fas guntly txireratsJ. IV.'.or b the arrival cf iho I'naca of Walss the members of tte crod kicked end lurched a 14 of cscked hat?, which they used t pymbojizs royalty. wh n the rush was ncds toarvJs th3 Piiace, llyjS led by William O'Brien, II, p. for Ms-iow. Some of the xibh'e ware severely Irrjnrtd by the police while rerellinjr thfj rr.ih. William Bcdmoud, M. P. for "Wexford, wts CO ?re?er.t. as at first renorted. Tte only ruA.ubers of Piiliamsnt presset vre re 2Jf s;is. O'Brien. Oroonor and Timothy Harrington, M. P. for Westmeath and B;cretny cf the Iii:h Nitiocal L'iue O'Biienfald In an Interview th's eveaing: 'My obj ct i; accomplished. I have sbown th eptcial reportrj who r.ccompaay th Price? of Wales the true Trisb view ot Uih V iit. cr.d I fiÄve vindicated Ireland' ca J23.' Ex -Eec-ftary Fieün-huysen's condicioi is ccchsngid. Uv !s tili weak aud uncon ciors Seven persons were burifd under a pile of 30.CCO bricks at Oi?eala, Hie h.. five of whom wtte feilltd outright acd two e3rap3d. Gary ,V Co., e f Petersburg, Va , dealirs iu borge furnffhicg goods, assigned today. Libilit es, $1.",C00; asaets. unknown. Ex-ifaycr B. F. Tüllen, cf Paris. Ky., was fourd dead in his room at a hotel in Lexington, Ky., to-day, having committed saioide by taking laudanum. He bad recently shown detression of spirit. The death sentence ef Williaai Niskson, who was to hang at Fort Smith next Fridiv for the murder of William Lxs:er. in the Indian Territory, has bsea commuted by tbe President to life imnrisonment at the House o! Correction, ia Detroit, M.ch.

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Impurtant Landdrant DecUions Li luaron the Oklahoma Lands Settlers and Cattlemen MuAt iio. General Grant Remains About tho Same, Tnousrh Slowly Growing Woaker. EWS OF XATIOXAL INTEREST, A Kallroad Laud Schern lillked rpInt. meat. Washington, April 13. Cammissioner Sparks, of the General Land 03ice, today tmtr.e fell' wir g coma;unicatioa to thi Ecgister at Walla-Walla, W. T.: lin-ii. mkn On Nftrch 2 a rtiaram r? trnnjjtu to jon wi h office K-tu-r aavisnu- vy l ol n Hrr.r' rLiDtofttriuiual liirat of tfet vrn.'iiiV r, I ci ..La in jo'jr ü:e riet -n Jt-fiait IocjuIju . i -lü ine t.I tfce ."ortlitrn l'c'Sc lUilro..!, r.uri yi wie ir:ri:cttd in eiitct tlut the rilr..ii o a.i ?? vcr.ld be p riLi;iel p j-e t-t i.i!;'ts urn -r i.n piect wi.tlu neu (Xt ;id-d limits. It sipu.r t.'flt This cLt re wkü a-tel for in n? lvt r .t of ttriaiii -.iUcea pnrvbavcrs irosx fhe ri"iru.;i npeuycl ip-LCb nutJUtj'j'itoK'luti'.u or b A i ;-r Ute conirni J nnr theorderof thet: ncii;-iu c ti he Lai.l Oiliee of Anzust lt. lvsf, lit'a' tie te'E'.rul limit of s-ild with.'.rawil. Mv atfo3tlcn hit, b t n tfil'.ed lo the matter by a cotapiaiat leltrrcd to ice on the 7th insi. bj the 6ecr taiy o! tiie Interior, aliening that the iuttrosts of tetucrs oa 14J.74Ü seres of land were ircjud.ced by mis action in faror of purchasers of 29,100 acrts frooi tl.e ranrcad company. I am Mtiafieci that tbe action of tbe 2Cth ulL vts taken under a misconception of tbe purport of tbe Utter from tae bjcretary of tbe Interior ol tbe l."th nit.. In repiy to ths letter cf tbepreceJIim day from tbe (Jontamioar of JbiscUice. askiuij instructions in tbe prenis s. ILe Secretary seated tl'attneüxlri'of tue terminal limit vhs a u atttr of Eaatbemaiicil ascertainrctnt and a cofrcciicn wrs r eceKi-ary, to truly rcprcitLt tbe f rant ou tiiher ticc of tne io-d. Tnis cibre vss competent to rcake it. . Saca a lion: whs fixed by tbe toxnr.v'oner'a order of Au; 1. end in acccrdance wito the rule uved lu "the aoji.ftrrcnt cf the any land grant. anJ adhered to troin that period to the p eenttime. It Is not fcbown that any trrer was ußde in tbe ascertainmeet of that limit. It was c:ear!v not tbe purpoeo ol tbe secretary to charga tbe rule for üviiia t-r-ruinal lirx.lts wbkh has t cen applied to all rallroid land ttrar.tf, cr loauthoiize ue extension of the wittdrawal of CcUcite IccaIiou beyond such teimtnal limits sriicn already fixed by matae.ni;icsl ascertainment in which error is discovered. '1 he action and lastructicn of March "iO, lai5. being enoteous, are hereby revoked. In f-pekiaT of this H'tjtct to-Cay, Comrci.ioner frpirks bald: "Ihe order cf Ilarcb ouht n:t to have b jea mace. It brought isto the Lnnd Department what I thought tbouSd not Lave botu bro;iiht ii wben my attention was drawn to tbe matter by theicttero! cooipialnt after conference witn tha &tc rcsry. i decided to reveke that order. It is stated at tbe Ijind Oilice that tbe amount of laul luvo.vcdln thfeiLanseof limi: was lL'ti.OOu acres, and that two thlrrts of it bad already been pat-eLtt-d to ft-ttiorp. thus piaciui.- it beyond the reaca oi the rai.icad toEpacy. Ihe President made the following a-v pciritments to day to be Comu's of tne I nitedStafes: Charles Ilasrell, cf Connsctlcut, at Liverpool, Kngland; A. Hallar Grcf, of PtCLsjlvania, at Athens, Greece: W.W. Lonp, of Texas, at Hambarar, Getmany; Henri Yignemd, of Louisiana, 6ecrt;8iy of the Legation cf the United Stat es at Tarij. Augustus Jav, of Xe w York, ScoLd Secretary tf the Legation of the Unitid Stales at Paris. The tbree consuls named above were nominated during ths pptcial eess'on of ihe Senate, but their nominations were not acted upon. What Captain Couth Whs Told by Secreti.ry Lamar About the Oklahoma WsHrn.Tc-, April i:t The Posf to morrow rxoiniDg will print an interview to-day between Captain Couch, the leader cf the Oklahcnia boomers, and tba Secretary of the Interior, with regard to the Oklahoma land, and in the coune cf which Secretary Lannr eaid: ' What is it you wish?" 4 1 want to know what course ths administration hes determined to punue with rsfcrence fo Oklahoma aid the settler-," replied Captain Couch. 41 Well, tir, I wrl state to you the policy of this adminietjation with regard to the Oklahoma ce DLtry," ta'd the Secre'ary. ltcortider8 the Oklahoma territory, cn which the tenons you represent aie pco rcing to make tEif'etLent, and part of ths Jrdin Territory. Tbe Administratiou regale's it as not a pirt cd tha pab'.tc doiHln open to entry and settlement, and acqui&itititn cf ntlfB nndt-r tbe land iaws of the Umttd fc:.es. B.ing Indian country, that i-3. territory acquired r.r (i rtrved for Indian occupancy, tha Goverrir.ent is p!cceri to toe protection cf it ard the security of the Indiins from intra dtrs. N while p-rscns have the ri)?ut to go tttrc ai.d retiie without a permit, aud whoa ttcy f'o thpy are intruders acl are actio; il'tally ar.d v.rjntfuily. The policy cf 'be Prtfeideht it to execute the n:eJe cf the (iovcrtment. and to Lru!ect thi tr. ritr r frcm ti-e 'Mru.iin of wtji p?rso:s vh: Cu'u, (Li hfj hue a rVtit j uro'; it hiil hrt n ;h piihl c domain sub ject i is. ciujio- aid homCitcad S2:tlemcnt." "Ia thai tl e 2nd d.c's'ci.?" a'led Captala C. tub, 'it nil it Will bd enforced," .-aid Mr. Lstt&r. I.i rejly to a farther qa?jtion, ceit'n-Y Lartar said the aiilnistriiuca Mas determined that the cittle pud cn Osiaboma E-iervstior. shou'd i?v. Ihty will not be permitted to fraze th?r catt: within tbe limits cf that territory. lit iejtfctcd this dediraticn witn ejiptii:U A pi;int mnt of IndlatilAue. e-ria! tu tbe Sentinel. Washix. tox, Ajril 1" Joseph W. N.ho cf Ind;anauoli, 5s here, lie ha 1 at interview with Fusinivter General Vilai today. It is reasonably certain that he will be niBtJe Law Clerk cf the I;stciC9 Dapirtmeet; in fact, it is (aid tonight that his commiEEion will be hiuded him within a few dajs. lie postcfllce at M:. Moriah, Bro7ne Countj, wilt be jrt tidtd ever in fut r . by llicbael McKe. Representative Matson had him appointed to day. Il;refentative Ward has recoaimenied Mrs. 8u?an U Smith for. Postmistress at Windfall, Tipton County. She will ne cppointed. A the President reappointed several parties to day who failed of confirmation by the Se? ate, the friends of J. O. Henderson believe that he, too, will now get the poiition to which he was nominated. Xt. Hendricks has declined the banqaet

tendered him by the JelTjrson Club, of Newark, N, J., cn ccount of the pressure of business here. (JEXEIUL KAM'.

II Keeps on Uettcr and Worte Spell, but Gradually (irowt Weaker. Nkw York, April 13-&:45 a. m. General Grant slept in his chair from midnight until G:20 a. m. He was disturbed occasionally by attacks of couching witn expectoration. He awoke, expieibicK himself as feeling euite cornfortab!c. He has just taken his nourishment without pain, and Is resting quietly. Poise 72, temperature normal. Senator ChatTee left the house at J:15 a. m. He stated that the diseaia was spreading. The Senator was with General Grant an hour. There was tome pain this morniDg attending the taking cf food. The cancer In the threat was spreading. The General teemed to be weaker than yesterday, and darirg the huur bf the S?nator's call the patient cocghad only once, and the e xpectoratio.i of mucus wai accompkshed without d;tii;ulty. So long as ihe Gereral v;ai nrurished as now, the .Senator bl:eved he would survive until dcn'.h resulted from the gradual coarse of the osncer&us disease. --Op m General Grant has somewhat improved in hia general condition since the lest bulletin. A iirht inrcnora - - G - KJ k throet during the morning was relieved b? cocaine. The tecretion of mucus has diminhed, and the couh Las become Ie3 troubiefcme. The patient walked without assistance to an adjoining room, an ! sa: ia the innlight. Pulse aid temperature unctar g( ti. Pcmorratic Convrutiun. 3rcc?at to the btntinei. Gr.KüMiELn, lud., April 13. The Democrats had a large mats convention to-nißht, with JohnL. üaou Ppresident and William 11. Wright Secretary, and nominated a city ticket, as follows: Mayor. Ambrose J. Herron; Marshal, Benjamin Porter; Clerk, J.it Jühnron; Treasnnr, Jaxci A. Flippo; Couorümen, Ebene zer Tjner, Fieldine Scott acd Thomss Todd. It is a popular ticket and will win. A C01T OF WHITEWASH. Tha Uorro Teara Completely Shut Out the Dstrclt3, of the National League, the Former Playing an Errorleea Game. Abcut 200 men and bojs, with their overcoats buttoned np to their chics, assembled st the Ssventh Street Park yesterday afternoon to tee the nine ball tosiers from Detroit ccicp!e!ely ihut cut by the hose team. The people went with the expectation cf witrccsingcreat ball playing oa the part of tre local ones, and they were not disappointed, for their wmk at the bit and ia the C?ld was nothing short cf brilliant, not a pintle error b.-ing ecorcd. while they rapped Wood, the visiters' twirler, for a total of fifteen bi-ej, earning half of their TLBS. Cssey, the diminutiv lsft-hiudel pitcber, faced the "cold weathr" nine, and they were unable to hit hiru fate but three tin-ca sirgles beirjp made by Bennett, Morton and Dorian. Halt the gme wis played before they lapped the leather safe, when Morten sent a KirJ grounder to canter. C ev was well backed by McGuire, but one of ihe visitors attempting to steal second on Lim. The visitors wer. 9 afraid to run bases, a 4i during the entire came but one man rstcLed third. They msda a miserable showii p in tbe field, fumbling tte sphere at the most critical points. THE CAME. 1 he heme team lead to the bat. Donnelly ra lttired by a little hit to short, and Pjcrusn fiew out to center. Thompson UtnOcktbA s'irk ar.il hit tn nt.. V VUbVl nr a a Cn?s by Collins for two bales scored b:'m. Collins went to third on a passed ball tLd c:o sed the plate t:n another. Errors by Scott ar.d Benf eit enabled them to ecore s. Ain in the eccond, and in tbe third Wood was batted for thre6 runs, all cf which were earned. Thompson led off with a threebsger md a eafe one by Collins to left bronht h'm in. Coliini was lingering on secci-d when Mevatry droye the bail over the left ne;d feLc, ecorir.g a home run. Wcod then dropped cn hi.xself, a3 it were, and the heme team did r ct rap him sa'e until in the eiht ;nr.i::g, when two runs were secured cn tlngUa by Mori.iritv and McGwire yr.d wre:ched heldicg Thevisiiora wert retired in the i.intli wilh two rajn ou bsts. The Ire Wi3 umpired by Brennan. ro:lcw:rg io the rrot:z:

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Inn:i:ge... .1 2345 6789 Pcroit 0 U 0 0 0 0 0 0 (1-0 lLdiaEapoIia.. 2 J 3 0 0 0 U 2 0 E I.'arned Runs Indiararo'.t. 4. Eases on P-i lit Irrt lac at-ol, 2: Detroit, 2. Left on IiASis Iniiai.a:ii 3: Detroit, 4. struck Oat 3y 4 asey. 5; by Wood, 0. Two l äse Il'tüoHin. Three b 4 H t Ibr.tcpton. Horn e Run McQTitrv, i'a- !. r.into, 3; Mctjuire, I. Time ot Oaine-l:3'j. Umpire Brennan. INDICATIONS. Wasuisgtox, April a. m. For tbe Ohio Valley and Tenaeee-Varair,. 'air weather, .wind shliting to northerly, ljwtr tarorxeter. Kor tbe Upper Lake Region 9IIchly winor, part'y cloudy weather and iocal ralna, wiadishitiidk tocutheasterly and then becoming variable lover Laiomcltr.