Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 122, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1885 — Page 2

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THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL SATUllDAY MORNING MAY 2 1885

GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

Prisoners Strike for Palatable Food. Ca.tioo, May I. Early ttils morning word tru received by telerhone that the Bride Well bad been converted into a veritable bedlam. The Amazon Hosiery Compiny employs most of the prisoners at te BriJe W'llt working them at knitting machines ind looms, and paying thirty-fire c?nts per day to the city for the servicei of each man. It. appears that in the afternoon 150 of tbe prisoners serving the Hosiery Company Btrnc tor better food. They all quit wjric to?fcther, YOine to not return to their places until Warden J'tlton had promiied to give them something palatable at well a digestible at their meals. For a time the men were threatening end bot for the prompt action ot the guards migit have worked serious havoc with the machinery, if indeed they hid not secured their liberty. After some parley ninety of the discontented convicts . went back to their labors. The otber sixty were tnen sent to their cells, and after ttxev had been eer.aratcd all those who held oat 2icst the last order to go to work were eramirarily "strung up." Notwithstanding lhh, none of the pri?oners coBfined in the main cell of the house slept during the night All discipline over them in that quarter was gone, and they e:iog and shouted and made night hideous with their protests zainet the focd and the treatment of the discontented sixty. Stock Yard Bill senatorial Vote. xSraxsantLD, 111., May A bill of onBiderable interest to all stock growers in the ITorthwest has been paseed by the House. It ii a measure to regulate the charges ot the Chicago 8tock Yards for yardage, freight, Srain, hay and other articles famished, and to prevent extortionate and unjust discrimination. It provides, among other things, that tha Stock Yarda shall not receiye for yardage more than fifteen cents rer head for .horses, cattle and males, five cents for hoza and four cents for sheep, nor more than 50 per cent additional to the current market wholesale price for hay, straw, com or other atticlea sapphea by them for the sustenance of sich animals, and that sales shall be made by actual weight. The penalty for collecting higher rates or tmjtrit discrimination i a fine of not lew than ilOO nor more than $500 for a first oßense and not less than $V00 tior more than 1,003 for subsequent offenses. At present the yardage charge per head on cattle is fifty ceats and the other articles in proportion. In the joint Assembly twenty-three Senators and sixty-four Representatives answered the roll call. A number of scattering votes were cast, after which an adjournment was akea- m & Slarmadake's Iteply to Colonel Morse. St. Louis, May 1 Governor Marmaduke, In reply to a letter from Colonel Morse, General Manager of the Stock Yards at Kansas City, asking him to cill a special session of the Legislature to take action regarding pleuro-pneumonio. says that hedoesnot conalder it necessary to do so, and asserts that the plague is row practically suppressed, that it has net at any time been outside of Calloway County, and that official reports fjusfc made by competent authority expre?s xne belief that the disease is confined within a radios of of eight miles of Falton, the point where it originated. The Governor farher Btates that every thing possible is baing done to extirpate the plague and saya he believes sufficient money wul be raised by private subscription, and that the disease will bs enlirely eradicated within thirty days. The tiovfrnor also thinks that other States have acted very hastily and unwisely in quarantining against Missouri, and says he has been strongly urged to retaliate azainst them but will not do so, and will continue to tise every means to suppress the plague and protect the interests of the State. Niagara Falls Kesolattona. Alb 15 r, N. YM May 1. -In the Assembly this morning Mr. Habbel! offered the following: Whereas, A bill to prererve tbe scenery at tbe Fall of Niagara and appropriating the necessary lunds therefor has bceu duly passed by tnu Legislating, and was on the 301b. day of April last signed by the Governor ot tri 8tte of New York; woereas The people of the United States, and more especially ol tha State of New York, are deBlrousof having lands adjacent to such falls on eoh ot the Niagara Kiver purchased from and taken oat cl the control of private individuals to the end that the scenery may be preserved, and that access thereto may be tree and nnresliietfcd: tneretore Resolve That the Senate concur that the Canadian Parliament be respectfully requested to take auch action as shall, in connection with what has been done by the Leeis'ature of this State, forever Insure to the civilized world free access to the Kalis or NUgara and the scenery adjacent thereto, which together constitute tne grandest wonder of th world: Resolved, That too Clerk ot the Assembly be Interacted to cause a copy ot this seolutioa to be n&rowd and transmitted to the Parliament ot the Dominion of Canada. The ! resolution being concurred In went over under the rule. Called Oat of Church mud Killed. Yorkville, S. G May 1. While services were in prcgrees in the Friendship Baptist Church, this county, on Tuesday night, Mat thew Rtid and John Workman went to the church and called out Aaron Bryant, with whom they had previously had some dißicalty. When Bryant came out. Reid cursed him, kicked him and nourished a pistol in Lis face. Bryant declined to resent the as sanlt, and attempted to go back: into the church. As he turned his back, Held tired at him. tbe bail enteric? the hack of the bead, killing him instantly. His body fell acrots the church steps. Reid fled and is ati II at large. Workman is in jail, charged With being an accessory to the murder. Fran alia Items. ßpect&l to the Sentinel. FsisKtiJf, Ind , May 1. The Circuit Cout of this county is in cession, with Judge F. Hold on the bench. The Grand Jury found a bill against Georgo Johnson for burglary. 3Ie plead guilty and was given one year in the Jetfersonvllle Trlfcn, William Brinnel plead guilty to the charge of grand larceny and was given two years in the same "hotel.'' The Franklin Bank of this city has been changed to the Franklin National Bank. Dr. Howard Thompson etarted last even ing or the Moscaleno Indian Agency in N. M . to which place he was appointed as Tost Surgeon Satctded by Hasslos. New Yokk, May 1. Edmund Bushman, aged seventy, was found hanging to a beam in the rear of the house in which he lived this morning. Bushman was tip to ten years ao a wealthy farmer. He owned an extensive farm in Orange County. He lost his means throuch speculation. Sines that time be has bf en living with a married daughter on Second avenue. Recently his son in law said a smaller house was to bs taken, and Ifr. Bushman had better go to one of his tons in Chi. fro. The old gentleman prepared togs. He was to start it 9 o'clock last

ni?ht He left the house yesterday morning to make some purchases, as he said, and was not asain seen alive.

Vaitors to TCabaah Jollece Residence Xlarg-laiized. Special to the Sentinel. CaawroRDsviLLE, Ind., ITay 1, Abaat twenty-flve young ladies and gentlsmea, members of the junior and seniorclasses ol the Indianapolis High School, came over this morning to spend the day in and about Wabaih College. They were in the care of Irofetsor A. W. -Brayton. The special objtct of interest was tbe extensive museum, being by far the finest and most complete tn the State, the geolocal and botanical dapartments being especially valuable. The residence of Samuel Italien was entered by burelars last night. Trtev obtained about ?S0 in cab, eons silver ware and sundry articles ot value. Another Miner' tjtrlke Threatened. PinsBi Ro, May 1. A Cumberland, Md., Chronicle-Telegraph special tajrs: The miners of the Cumberland region held meetings last night, at which committees wero appointed from each mine to meet the operators and endeavor to settle' all all grievances by the i)ih inst. If this effort fails they will, without doubt, strike, and will resort to lockouts to keep other labor from the region. This re qcest is for a restoration of the 50 cents per ton rate from which they were reduced last December. It was feared they would sinke io-dey, the operators having ignored th'r notices, but no serious suspension ocoured. About 2,009 miners are interested. Arrival of Yoqdj aSngliah Farmers. Montreal, May 1. Eighty -five joang English farmers arrived this morning and left by the Canadian TacHic Railroad to settle on land in the Northwest. They state that many more of their friends are to follow Immedi a'ely. Cattle shippers from Toronto and the West are trying to pet modiScations in freight rates on cattle from here to Liverpool. They allege that tbay will be C3tnpelled to stop exportation by this route and pive the preference to Boston uule3s tha charges are made equal. An Unprovoked Murder. Chattanooga, May 1. Yesterday afternoon, at Langston, Ala., a man named Hillian, a prominent farmer, while out walking, was approached by a man named Ward, whom he only knew by sight, and without a word Ward knocked Hillian down and crushed his skull with a stone. The murderer was captured, and it is thought was lynched last night. There ia no telegraphic communication with Langston, and nothing further can be learned. Chicago Boiling 11111 that Down. Chicago, May 1. A strike inaugurated at the South Chicago Rolling Mills yesterday by some ssventy farnacemen, pitmen and ladle liners has caused Doth the steel and rail mills to Bhut down in consequence and some 1.200 men are thrown out of employment. The strikers were receiving from 1.23 to ?1 ."0 a day for twelve hours' work, while last fall their pay was $2 a day for tea hours' work. They demanded an advance cf twenty-rive cents a day. Failures During the Week. New Yokk, May 1 The business failures occurring throughout the country daring the last seven days as reported to lt. G. Dun Sc Co,, number, for the United States, 130, for Canada, 1U; or a total of 203, as compared with a total of IG last week, and 222 the week previous to the last. There is a decrease in every section of tbe country, except in the South and in New York city where the Dumbers are somewhat in excess o! previous weeks. The Short-f helau Case. Nsw YotK," May 1. The trial ot Richard Short for the attempted assassination of Captain Thelan, in O'Donovan Rdsss's office, was continued here to-day. The court-room was thronged with people anxious to seethe principals and to hear the proceedings in thecaee. The selection of a jury was con tinned, and up to recess I p. m. eight jurors t bad been obtained. Wita eleven jnrors in the box the court adjourned uatii Monday. The "Tickers Restored. Chicago, May 1. The "ticker" ssrvice was partially restored this morning, the Board of Trade giving the market quotations for transmission to members of the board and accredited correspondents. The backet shops are without quotations, however, and, if the present arrangement holds, will be completely barred out. Took an Overdose of Morphine. Ppe&al to the Sentinel. WiNcnzsTEB, Ind , May 1,Adrow Hodge, of Deerfield, a small village north of here, committed suicide this afternoon by taking ar. overdose of morphine. Deceased wai about thirty-three years or age, and leaves a wife and two children. Shot and Instantly Killed. Colcmbcs, O., May 1 Riley Brown, aa ex-convict, shot John Shaffer, a stableman, tnis mornirg, killing him instantly. Several shots were exebaogad. Brown was wounded in the leg. The trouble rose over 8bafler'8 intimacy with Brown's wile. All the parties are from Portsmouth, O. The JeOrtouvtlle Levee. CiycisifATi, May 1. There were thirteen bids received and opened by Colonel Merrill for work on the levee at Jeffersonville, Ind. Joseph Coyne, of Jeffersonville, is the lowest bidder on tbe work, his bid In the aggregate being ? ;2 531.11 s BrookljD. Kafj.'rd JDtscliarffes. New York, May 1. The entire forca cf the Construction Department cf the Brook Iyn Navy-Yard was discharged t3 day. It Ii jald that other discharges will follow, and that economy in the expenditure of the balance, which is small, is the caa3e of the retrenchment. British Vr suip at Halifax. Halifax, May 1. Her Majesty's war ship, the Bullfrog, has arrived from Bermuda, and proceeds hence to New Foundland on fishery protection service. There are now four British war thips in oort here, the Tenedoa, Fan tome, Alert and Bullfrog. Marder and Suicide. Macox, Ga., May 1. W. H. Jones, a locomotive engineer, shot his wife this morning and then killed himself. His wife can not pctsibly recover. Jones died instantly. Domestic troubles were the causes leading to the deed. Send to C L Hood &. Co., Lowell. Mass., for a book containing statements of many remarkable cores by Hood's Ems par Ills.

THE TflEiSURY. Public Debt Statement for April Accordins to the Old Form. Washington. May 1. The debt statement iftned to-day, according to the old form, shews tbe decrease of the public debt during the month of April to be ?5 401.5: 3S Dacrease since Jone 30, 1331, ? j0,07." 22.rs. Tafh in Treasury..... liil.MJ.S'tf 09 Gold certificates outstanding 1..-s).0 i 00 S'lverctrtliicatesqutsunline, in.5).(H5 CO ;irtlcates of apposit outstanding.. '5,WW 03 Refunding certificate s outstanding.. 2-4,0 o. 0 1 0) Ix?al tenders outstanding cl'V;3l.015 CO FrsttioDal currency (not iacltirtel in arcount estimated as lust or defctrcjed 6.9:5,1:3 SS According to the New Form. Tbe following is a recapitulation of the statement issued today. (Sew form." J iDterest-beariug debt Eonds at 4i per tent - 3 250.00-1 roi 00 Bonds at 4 icT cent 7U,71sj ci Bon!s a: 3 per cent 19i.19j.oC0 03 Keiundiag certincates at 4 vtr cent 2U,P0 0") Navy pen&ion fund at r. per cent... liS.'JOO.OlO 10 Pacific llailroad bonds at 6 r-er cem Gi.er,,;i2 o) Prir-clpal '. 1,20,"75,h62 03 Interest. y,47s.J2j ou Total $1.270,232,037 OJ Debt on which Interest has ceated t-lnce maturity principal- l.Tl.Ovi 25 Iuttreit-..... 2i-vJJ H To id . ... y ) 1.3 ii 1 Debt tearing no Interest oil demand and legal tender notes SI v.T),0J 00 Certificates of deposit..... 2,l3,00iJ 00 Gold certificates 125,2 tl.iW OJ silver certificates......... 104i ;,'J!o 03 Fractional currency less. 8.375, l?l 00 K-tiioated as lott ordtsiroyed. . OH'Uvt M Principal 013.743,3:0 SS Total debt Princira ?1,S7'.,.0J,SJ 11 Iuteiefct. 9,71C,31.i Ci Totfl 1 v L 3 0 0, iS i 1 j Lets CAnh Items available for reduction of tho debt . 2-37 321,115 72 Le roirve held for rcienption of United States notes - 100K30,CCO f0 Total S 037,321,117 11 Total debt, lesa available cash item 1,521,07.2V; 41 Net coh ia tbe Treasury. 2V37,221 02 Debt, les cash In tha Tieasurj, Way 1, l!w" 1,437,741, Si I 31 Debt, less CRsa in tae Treasurj, April l, 1S--5 - 1,502,379,13t 62 Incxesseof debt durine the raoatti, an fehewn by this statement i,S37,3JJ 71 Cash im the Treasury available lor reduction ol the debtGold held for gold certificates actually outstanding 123,2 i,S:0 CO Silver held lor silver tertincaus actually outstanding 13J,11J,89'. OJ United States notes held for certtücatts ol (lepcJit actually outstanding - 25.430.0C0 00 Cash held for matured debt and interest unpaid 7,2.S';5 12 Fractional currency J.&j5 00 Total available lor reduction of the debt. 2C7.32I.117 72 r.ej-erve fund held lo' redemption of United States notes, act July 12.12 icc.o:o.co3 oo Unavailable for reduction ot tad silver coin 30 011,013 Si Minor coin .! SJ3,0 01 Total 4 S1,S;57,VJJ S3 Cflfeh held for certificates isbiied but not outstanding 60. 8 16, 4 JO 00 Net cash balance on hand 22,07,421 52 lotal cash in the Treasury, as noowu by Treasurer's general account 03 Recapitulation May 1, ISiO Total debt, old iorrn .........51,8S3.9j7,57i 91 Increased by Pacific Kailros.l bonds.- S 61.6H512 01 Accrued iuteref t tnereoD 1.2JJ.470 4 luterestdue and unpaid thereon... 13 2t0 0) S 05,92' 2 12 21 Total $l,l'19.33G.!5li 10 Decreased by jold certificates in cash 5 2. 25 290 00 Silver certificates in ca;h 2,Hl,4'J Oi) Certificates of deposit ia cash- c-O.Ott Co Total debt, new form -..$1,&3J,02J 31 15 April 1. 1SS5Total debt, old form S1,SS2.213,77j 50 Increased by Pacific Railroad bonds $ 6i.62i.M3 00 Accrued interest thereon M 95 .:i5 , Interest due and unpaid thereon... 3S.2U u) Total !l,953,544,9Sl Is Decreased by gold certificates in cash - S 37,'.;9.903 03 Decreased by silver certificates in casn Certificates ot deposit in cash 1.CC5.0J3 U) Total debt, new form -.J1.3i5,0S,"7r IS Decrease, oil form - 5,4 '.l,5 :s Decrease, new form... 4,(537,HJJ 71 May l, ls5Cash in tbe Treasury, old form 185.932,505 CO Itertuced bv Certificates as above fnsiO.lttfO Aseta cot available Si.Si7 53-3 ÖJ S 331,273.533 21 Arr!l 1 15Cah in the Treasury, old form....$ 454,474,571 39 Keiuced by Certificates s above 6,55r,r,rt 00 Asset not available Sl.50s.377 00 Total ... 101,161,92 73 Cash in the Treasury, new form, ma Je uo c?f . Cash available lor reduction oldeot. C51.liO.15 0 Balance 22,2 y,02i 75 5 33J,4'jJ,131 53 Debt less cash Treasury, old forinMayl, 15 ....SI 410,901.13? 53 April 1, 1-85 1.105,4 ;.,6üi 2U Dccrea.e ? 5.1CU03 3S Debt less cash iu the Treasarj, new form May 1. Is5 .3l.f07.4l5.52l 31 April 1, 1S63 1,E0J.5;'.,1SI Cl Dccrcafe - $ 4,7,33)71 Itreud or Illood fonters. Chicago, May 1. The dead walla of trie city were covered with red paper posters bearing the word "Bread," yesterday. Bonn one snggested that this was the sign for a Socialist uprising, and rar sons and Spies, two alleged leaders of the Anarchists, when interviewed, rnysterioniy informed the press that it was the first of three warnings from the 'lYolutioDary Committee," aud that the third wamlnc would bathe siim for a great uprising. Tne discovery is made this worn Ing that the red posters are simply a portion of an advertising tcceiua by a wellknown baker of this city.

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