Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 124, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1885 — Page 2

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL MONDAY MORNING MAI i 1685.

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'GENERAL news. lYerrä Fron Alaska -Sreral Appointments Trea&nrj Statement of Assets and Liabilities, Etc Kothinsr Developed to Elucldata tho Trunk Mystery Tho Victim Identified as Pietro Caru30. INTERESTING NATIONAL NEWS, Coasmander Nlcliola Strpoit From Alaska to thw Navy DepAttuiont dp pointmeutft, Ktc. Wasiu;ctto:t, Hay 2. Lieutenant Commander I"lchol, comni'iidla? the Pinta, writ's to the I.'avy Departratnt from Sicta. Alasia, uader dale vt March SI, and says la pari : "Trie Chlllcot are somewhat uccasy and say they wilt have no mora white men among them. There has been a great deal of boochlnos anions them this winter. They hare threatened tbe white men. but have committed no avert act, and probably will not, thon?1 they havo tot the fear of war that some of tue rest have, owing to the fact that their village li abont seventy miles above the river bar and is only accefib;o by canoes. Toe Russian citizens of this place and the missionaries are having aoxne trouble owing; to the aliened encroachments of the missionaries on land claimed to bo withiu the town limits. It has culminated in an injunction lorbiddlns the mliioaarle3 to do further work until thecals cm be decided at the May term of the District Court. At Hooayah 1 heard of a cae of witchcraft. Durin? the winter man and a woman wera tied up and allowed to starve to death. Tne authors of it were apparently unknown." The Comptroller of the Currency to-day apTainted Kent Haydea. ot Oman, to be a National Bank Examiner. He will bo assigned to the iistrirt of Kansas and Nebraska. The President to day appointed J, Ernest Me'ere, of Colorado, to be Consul of tho United estate at KaTasakl. Japan. Tue Prealdent to-day appointed Tloratlo B. I. owry to be Quartermaster in the United St-itei 21 ariiic Corps, with, the raak of Major, and Uichsri 8. (Joliucn to bo Assistant Quartermaster, with tr rank of Captain. The President to day appointed the following named Presidential Postmasters: E. II. Porter, at Howlics (irooD, Ky., vice William K. HobhJ, reined: William Weeäts, at Wanseon, O., vico Conley rl. Guil'ork, comrnlesoa ex1lred; James McKintsa. at Susquehanna, "a, rice Isaac Jones, commission expired: Jorm It. Parshail, at Falrbauit, Mian., vice E. E. N. Leavens, commisrion expired: V. VV. Connolly, Ecranton. Pa-, vice E. C. Puller, commission expired: James B. Hutchison, Ilazelton, la., vice Jame James, comtalasioa expired: Thomas II. Eayless, Hop. Ark., vice T. M. Humphrey, suspended: John II. O'olden, Jlinonk. 111., v:ce il. A.Cushinz, comrnlss'on expiring resigned; II, 8. Howell. Watertown. Wig., vice J. T. Meek, commit slon expired; John B. Larain, Pittsb-ire, I'a., vice W illiam II. McCIeary, resigned; William Brown, Late Geneva, Wis., vice Charles A. Noyn, resigned: Thomas J. Seamans, Wabash, Ind., vlcj Daniel Hayre. resigned. John 11. Oberly, of Illlnoi. has been appointed Inspector in tha Indian IJureau. Mr. uberlyis Chairman of the Illinois Democratic estate Comyfl i 1 1 66 The Secretary of the Treasury to-day appointed Thema 8. Farrow, of South Carolina, and Aloazo B. Dickercon, of New Jersey, to be chiefs f divisions in the "sixth Anditor's Oiiice, vice William Innn!on, of Maryland, end Thomas Elwoods. of Illinois, suspended. Statement of the Assets and Liabilities of the United States Treasury. Washington. May 2. The following statement shows the assets and liabilities of the Treasury from the returns latest received from the several Assistant Treasurers, min and asy oSices of the Unittd States and national tank depositories: ASSETS. Gold coin-.. $177,127,377 21 JJxi 111 0 !! . C5 34S17 CO Total jtold coin .........$213,162,191 81 Silver Undard dolors 150,441,034 CO Bullion-..................... 4,042,1$; 83 Total silver coin 153. (43.220 So United states notep. 4G,S65.bi) OS 2,HS,C27 37 National ban cotes Deposits in national bank deposit Fractional currency redcned-...... One and two dollar notes rednemedInterest. checks and coupons paid.... national bank notes in process of redemption-..--- ...... ........ ......... Interest on Diitrict of Columbia bonds pfl id.. .......... ....... Av-eta cot available minus coin Fractional silver coin 13,931.233 ?9 3,5;-5 6J 351 10 :iGd,6,;i 27 5,372,032 S3 7:T2 37 01 153.91 1.00 i 81 ....S307,7Cl,0OO Si .... lSSCO.OOil CO .... 2x,ei,''J0 oo LIABILITIES. Gold certificate? Less amouut on hand.. Total S 125.23 i.soa to Silver certicöAte.-....... l41.585.0Hti t0 3A141.U0 00 109,413,910 00 25,4,000 00 5 ) 030 0J L2S8 amount on hand Total Certiricatts uf deposits 14.es amount on hand $J5.4C0.CO0 CO Public aebt and interest, interest due and cnp:u-i JIatureii debt..MMM..... Interest on maimed debt Fractional cutrency . Intcreft on Paciiic bonds due and 2teserve for xedemption of United 2.r.G.9C3 92 4.716.0S5 26 2:;s.2'jo ss 3,535 60 17.1S9 96 States notes, acts of the year 1375 and the year ISSi. Fund held for redemption of notes of national tanks failed, in liquidation and reducing circulaiion.... Yund re!d for redemption of national gold bank notesFive percent, fund for redemption of national bank notc-s-...... .. Tostoilire Derrtment account. .... Disbursing oiiicer'a baUnce Undistributed assets of failed national bunks ..... Currency and minor coin redemption account Fractional sliver coin redemption account- . Istcres; account LouUvLIe and Portland Canal Company Treasurer's transfer checks and drafts outstandinc .... Treasurer United States. ser.t for paying inttieit cn District of Columbia bonu lW.OOO.CCO CO 37,CC3,213 13 133,594 00 10 9:3,117 SI .411.312 21 2o,i 0,351 M 513,071 2J ie.473 4i 71.733 70 GD0 0) 5,?3?,7C7 19 M.SB 31 TotaL - ljl.9Sa.S53 AC, KALAM ES. 'ct gold.... 117,927,331 51 Net silver 54.03J.274 6 Net United SUtt notes S.1.41,693 OS National tank notes..-. -.. 2,115,627 07 IcpoMts Jn national bask deposiTotal A5Pt Llabiiuic(!.... $239,5 J2.27S 41 r.ECAi'ITL'L ATlON. mm SC 310't . 131.950,6$ 40 Balance. 5 55,705 CIS 37 The United States Treasurer now hoUs in United State bonds to secure national bankcircnUtion as follows: $J1SCQ7.40 currency: 6?. Si-.SJC.CCO: 4J per cents,. 51S M7.5C0: 4 percent.. 117,C7,K0: 3 per cen-s., 2115,232,350. United t-ratos bonds held by tt-.o Treasurer to secure P"bMc money in National bank depositories to-dav, $15,740,CCO as follows: currency Cs. S120.C-.0 A1; per C3nta, SiS'.OX: -1 per cents, S7. -'72.030: S pr cents, 2T.4S3.CiX: I", d. bonds deposited to secure clrcilaticn dnncR the week ending to-day, 133,033; U s. lends tn fecura circulation withdrawn darias the wek ending to-day, ;13 0C0; national bans. cl;culat!on outstanding, currency, 1320,3.5:6: goMnotts. Si.:-0.033. The recelou from Internal ravenue tday were 5 10.121. and from customs ! 1 .f 01. he receipts cf national tank notes for redemption dnrini toe et k endin? to-day compared with the corresponding period of last year were as follows: lvit. 15-5. New Ycrt - SI.7CI.C01 S2.Ü2SC0) Po ton bi:de)phia, 'blcato .. 34 l 0 72.cro 1S7.00.J 135.090 5r2J.CH)0 210 000 2 3 0 0 727,10-J Jil'icellareouj Receipt to day, $l71,0-0. The amount of lawful money on deposit la the Treasury iox the relempiloa of notes of tanks ra-

-vk la II iti!9i7,lli; ma in? vtatlon, 116,337. 92: failed banks, i a totai mna of 5v7,4'.si2. ice louowjn: ta a statement o currency ouutanlin? at tha c April 30: on of busiuesi Old demand note... 5 r,?,r05 00 3l5.6Hi.0ir, 01 33.-0 0) 9.750 (0 2(J.'259 CO 201.970 CO 1'j.:J1..,0)2 '21 United Stau uoteK. all issues. line-year notes of l$3 , Two-year notes of I3öl ... Two-year coupon notes of ls63.. romronnd Interest notes - Fiactional currency, all isaaei.... Total.. $IG J .Sä 1,6 21 riTTSBUnU T1IUNK MYSTERY. Fort YTayu licSnsen Unable to Farn Uli Any IteltaM Clew. Chicago, May 2 The employes in the Pittsburg-. Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Biagoroon at the Union Dapot cm fumUhno clew that promlfes to lead to the i lentlücatioa of the person oi persons who shipped the trunk containing a deal body to Pittsburg. One of the bissaseraea said : "We check so many trunks here every day that it wonld be simply impossible for us to remember anything concerning tbem or the person to whom they belong, unless there shoullbe something cnusnal happen at the time to attract our attention. An ordinary man weighs from 130 tol50ponnd3 and his body could be packed la a trunk very easily. As we handle many trunks that contain ba?ji?e weithin; from 150 to 200 pounds, we could not have our suspicions aroused because Ue trunk seemed heavy. Of course, If a fould odor was emitted from it, we would conclude that it contained a corpie, and would call the attention of the authorities to it, All I know about the trunk in question is tnat it left here .t 3:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon on tho regular rajsenger train, and was checked through to Piiuburg. It was an ordinary packln? trunk. One oi our men thinks it was brougiit heroin an express wsgon before noon by thTe j Italians, an t that it was the Grst trunk caecked for the 3:15 liain. This, however, is only a supposition upon L; part." The detectives here are making a thorough lnvm.'s;tlc!i of tbe mystery, but as yet have: no information to impart. The llody Identified as Pietro Caruso, a Tomier Peanut Vender. riTT?r.rr.;, Jlay There are no nw developments In tne trunk mystery which was developel at the Union Station in tsis city yesterl The body has been lylns at FJannerie's undertakingtcom, and durln; the mominj a lare number of Italians viewed ;the remains, but no one could Identify them. The detectives here aru endeavorins to follow a clew obtaiasd this morning. A man answerin? the description of one of the Partie who checked the trunk at Chicaeo wis sef-n fit Unicn tftation last eveninz just before the irurK as openea, but he d;?drp?areu and has not yet been louud. The body will bo buried this evening. Tris tfternoon Mrs. Bonistalli, tie wife of a mitbiieid street Italian c-otif?ctioner, identified Uio remains as those of her brothar, I'ietro Caruso, a former peanut vender of this city, who went to Chicago several years a?.o. Altfcoazh the corpse was very much bloated, and almost black, she is quite sure that it is ber brother. Antonio Sabllno. who viewed the corpse a short time afterward, a'.so iecocrn!zed it as the body of Caruso. He said that he worked with deceased on a railroad near Chicago for a year. He wa always regarded as a peaceable man and was neve; known to pick a quarrel with any one. The Victim lturled. PiTTSEUP.r;, Pa., Hay 2. The remain of Cariuso. the trunk victim, were buried this afternoon, in tfce Union Dale Cemetery, it U now believe 1 ne was chloroformed and iacod in tae trunk, and died of tu location. The fact that Yonilt was discovered in the trunk ana that his lungs were badly congested strengthens this theory. The detectives "here have been unable to discover any clue that would leal to clearing up the mystery. TUE JOLIET STRIKE. Fonr Compauies of State Troops There. Jomxt, 111., May 2. Four companies of State troops numbering 251 men are nowhere under arms. The strlklns stonecutters number 2.003, and still maintain a threatening attitude, but no collision has as yet occurred. Fears of a Battle. Chicago, May 2, A special to the Journal from Jollet sajs: ''A gang of 4C0 strikers. It is raported, have left Lemont to join the Joliet strikers. Two companies of troops have pone to meet them and Ue public excitement is great In consequence as a battle is feared. It Is thought that the striker will not te ao foolhardy as to make an attack or raiuse to dispewe when commanded to." Seventy Strikers Captured and Held as Prisoners. JotiET, 111., May 2. General Vance has just sent the following dispatch to the Governor: About h ilf past 2 p. m two hundred and fifty strikers fiom Lemont approached Sanger and Nobes quarries, where two companies of Colonel Bennett's command was posted. Under direction of Colonel 3. w, Munn, Special Deputy Sheriff, Captain Jackson's Company was placed In ambU3h. Lieutenant St. Clair'a Company commanded the roaa to Joliet. The strikers wer halted by ueputy sheriff Munn. and commanded to disperse and return to their homeä unmolested, which they refused. brandihing their clubs'. They criei. "Oo to Joliet," No man shall work." The companies deployed, closing in on the flanks. Seventy strikers were captnred with the assistance of ttie deputies, and marched as prisoners to JoUst. They are now r eld as prisoners by the She rid' in Major Wood's Battery Armory. Captain Blanchard'g Company and Captain Madden's Company, two and a half miles south of .Sanger quarry, were placed on a special train and run to Lockport. Under Colonel Bennett they deployed as skirmishers, covering nearly a nila front, and are now Ecourins: the country between Lccknort and Sanper qnarrie9 for those who escaped. Killed and wounded none. X Blliconnt Senatorial Vote Militia at .Toilet. Srp.iycFiF.i D, IIL, Iley 2. Iccompetent clerks of the House Coraraittee, in recountine the ballots from the Thirteenth District yesterday, announced that Klnpp had a majority of 810 over Mulheran, the sittin member. The clerks made an error of l.SfO in favor of Klsrp. As a result of the recount the present member will retain his seat. In the join; A?semtly Morrison received 16: Lofan, 2: catterlrcr, 2. By Adjutant General Vance's orders a Gatlinsj cun, 5.U0 rounds cf ammunition, '2C0 overcoat and thirty-five tents were sent to Joliet this morning. Two companies of troops are thero and two more tre eipected this forenoon. A Tcrre Haute Assignment. Tfhp.e Hatte. Ind.. May 2. Fhilip Schloss, a clothier, assigned this morinng to A. Herg; ha also owned and operated a hat store and overall manufactory here and a clothing store in Indopenderce, Kas. Liabilities. SlOO.CCO; assets. 853,CCC. The caute of tfce failure is the overthrow of his preferences In the cae cf Bindkohf Brother u Co., of New Yorii, with whom he was a preferred creditor to the extent of J3.530 whea they failed. The Western Colon Iteators the Pay for Kxtra VFork. Chicago, May 2. Notice has been given by the Western Union Telegraph Company that it will pay its operators here lor all extra work. This is in accordance with the custom in roue until a few months bo, fcr the restoration of which the operators petitioned General Superintendent Ciowry. Cincinnati Pcatotilce la New Onarters. Cincinnati, May 2. The PoitoSlce was removed this mornine to the new quarters in the new government buildins, on the r.orth aMe of Fifth strec between Walnut and Main. The building was tais morning lor the first time open to th.9 public. A Historic Balcony Demolished. Cincinnati, May 2 This afternoon while workmen were removing the heavy atone corxviee from the top of the Burnet Hone, which Is being remodeled, one of the men named Lefel Incautiously stepped on the edzo of one of the stoiea and it fell bringins several others with it. Tna

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(mats "track the nlcoy aal broe through u Into a barber snop in which wer ilx men. Tne lart-er. Mr. Kreh. was buried under the debris but not seriously Injured. The others bad warnii? enoueh to enable them to ecp3. Leitel wai instantly killed. The baicony destroyed 1 the o;i from which Lincoln, Grant. Kerman an i oth.r historic persons have made addrecues or reviawol procession.

GEXUUL HKAXr. He rsasea the Wont Mght iu Two Weebs Cerebral Excltaticn Said to be the Cause. New York, May 2. Lau niht was the worst nishtwith General Grant ia two we. ks. It was & quiet night, as quiet toes with him, but he 6lejt on:y at short Intervals until 6 o'cioci thia xaora insr, at which time he fell into a sleep that continued until 8 o'clock. He then awofce a;a!n but afterward dozed until between 3 and 10 o'clock. About 10 o'clock last eight the General settled elown.afi wai supposed, for the night, lie believed Dr. VQUglHB a t true, and when at 11 o'clock the pat'ent he-ard the Lector's voice in the hall lie summoned mm to ti e sick room. The General seemed nervous and apprehensive, and requested the Doctor no: ti quit the house until morning; hene Dr. Doailas remained at the housa until 8:30 tnls morning. When the Doctor left the ho'is he tall tho General's restless night mignt have been owiag to cerebral cxci'.ation resulting trjm work ou his book durin? the past two days. The weather. tx, may have contributed to tho restlesvness of the patient. The throat and general phys'ci' conditions were not such as to hae caused wea?ines, and the Dcctor found explanation of the iact in the rca&cns stated. Thi weckiy CDnsultatiou will he held to-morrow. The General worked on his book to day, sai l Colonel l rod Grant, for over two hours and win, on Monday, resume the dict.-tiug, after wnic'i h-.s villi take four or five das rest couc-ct-data for farther dictation. Tnij will finish the work. Of coarsj tome revision will be necessary, but the General is confuiet it will not te much. Asrateneut ha? appeared in one of the papers ths.t the Genenl f.xs resumed smoking aaiu. Ia suc'i the i-'C ? No, enswered the Colonel, there is no truta m the matter. A lew days bo tno titters told father if Le wanted to t.raai a cigar he might do so. but he ha not d.-n so and w ill not tto ko. Perhaps soaii pirtien wn.) hwo teen rre at the -window BinoSIng mjy have laistaien ire for father. '1 h o Cieneral'a condition Is atwjt th! sane, although trc swelling in his throat ha c?ae l vry perceptibly, tVo paiu ha? not increased, however, very materially. Wo keoc tfie doccor last r.Ighi, at father's solicitation, though ho i3 a j worie to night 1 will have to keep visitors from him In the future. After the consultation tomorrow, we -will know mora definitely what progress tho disease Las made. I think progress will be belter when his book ii fin ''shed. Dr. Douglas came at 10 o'clock and will stay all niicfct. KIEL'S KBELLIOX. No I' el I able Inforutaiiou Obtained of Any More Fighting 2Iagncres ltefore Iteported Confirmed. WiNNirEO, Man., May 2. The litest news from the frontier is contained In the following fiispatca, received by Chief Commissioner Weigley this morning. It came by courier to Humboldt, tho wire teiug down west of that point: Fish C?.ef.k, Mty '2. "Thanks for all, you are doing. Thoeteamer b&s stuck six miles from Lere below ib.2 t'l'cow. I have sent Bedfon with a taia to empty her. Your Uea of pouie:i or oxen is very goo 1. Swin'otd and Ikll also taought of it. Oar wouedtrd ore doing very well and have cone this evening to settlers' hou?ei. I have scouted for acd have sijcn no Bigns of the eoemy. All houses up to Gabriel' uros.siL;g north I found vacant. It Is believtd that most of the occupants bava b3m forced to join Ki?l. Every oce here Is la excel lent spirits and anxious to get on. "Fp.sj Minni.ETON." Yesterrtiy afternoon a dispatch was received by the Bishop at this place fron Father Claude, of Calgarry, sajine that Father Tourmand had boon accidentally killed by the half-breeds, and alsa news of the massacre of priena at Troy Lake hal been continued. Ills Grace does not know where Father Claude got hla information, but presumes it must have been on good authority. The dispatch received doe not giva any particulars as to the dato of his death. A fcourisford correspondent writes as follows: A band of Indians from Dakota pased through recently as they said for Moose Mountain. They were very insolent and threatened to raid so nie houses in this vicinity. Meeting-, however, with some opposition from settlors, they continued their journey. Cai.gafry, May 2, Advices from Edmonton referring to the Frog Lake raassacro state that Quiua and Delaney were Invited ont to have a parley and were then shot No reliable Information appears to have been obtained of any fight. Major Genotal Stranee expects to have force moving by Monday next. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. A Tenement House Takes Fire and Hums ltopldly Xlght Reported Dead. New Yo?.k, May S.-The Tribune fays: Shortly after midnight this morning a lire broko out In the fiveslory brick tenement hou?e G72 Firth avenue. The aUrm3 were soon sent cut. Tha fiamca were discovered on the first floor. It extandel to the roof through the air thaft, and tha house soon filled with dense smoke, which prevented the occup8ntsof the upper stories escaping. Humphrey's restaurant was in the rear, on the first lloor, and he occupied rooms above tha restaurant. He and his child got out safely, but Mrs. Humphreys jumped from the window and broka both her leg?. On the same floor Elizabeth Henley was foend dead. Ida Rauck and a child were rescue! by the police. John Uandon, who helped cirry Mrs. Humphreys across tho street, said he saw a dozen dead bodies taken out oi the building. -The ambulance surgeon said fourteen people were taken from the bouse to Bel evue Hospital, and thought tight or nine of them were deid. Ano'her account i rajs: At lo'cleck this nornirg a fire broke out in a room at tne roar of Join Humphrey's liquor 6tore, at C72 First avenie. The building is five stories hi-h, the upper fctories bring 'occupied as a tenement house. T he room spoken of v as filled -wi'.:i trash ol an in flammable nature au l quickly burr-eJ tip, filling the house with ftnoae. Tb tei.ai.t3 became panic stricken. saie jumped to the street from toe wiu lows and ethers rushed down stairs falling over each ctaer and sufitrii'g injuries of more cr le3 E5iio-i3 nature. Ali tha amhulMncea in tne city were called. tothepot. At 1:33 it waj found thnt six lives bad been lost, and fourteen persons injure 1. "Wheeling Jo Lccger Capital of West Virgitiia. Wheeling, W. Va., May 2. Wheclinz Is no longer the capital of West Virginia. The Siato archives. Government property, and theoT;cers ard their families left cn the steamers Ecll Prince and Chesapiake this morning for Chail-jston, which, under tfce provisoes cf an act passed ia ls73bythc Le cMature. b?came tha p:rmiat seat cf lovcrnmcat for this SLaiuoani attc-r to dy. This is tre second time that this city häs cctsM to be the capiuh It was ma le such when the Sia'e wasforcfd. At the cioscf tr:e war Ci:arle-:toa became the capital. In lS7j Wheeling was male te capital ezain, the city aqreiin? to furai-ii quarters free of co tsoloiiai tnacipital should beat Wheeling. This buiMiar. a larqe aal co-n-modius one, becomes the city hail. Tne steamera cipect to reach Charleston to niorro-v nig it. Thfj re tat;-boose there is not yet compl?r:d. oaly a lew of the executive o2icts"beias ready for oucutaucy. Summary of Wheat Crop Advices. Chicago, May 2. The Tiires sumnsr.'ze3 ts special advices from the tpring wheat bolts cf the Wtstand Northwest this morning as follow: Tha area sewn to the cereal to ba considerably less thin that reported last year. Kumori of an Jnpendicg European war caire too la'e for the farmers to prepare iroir ground for larger crop;. Tae 8-:edi3g in iheltcd River Valley is ten days earliT than at this time la!t year and the acreage has beea largely Increased, owlne. it is said, to the development of tho country and the bocatiiul yields hirvestol in past years. In Illinois. Iowa, Minncsoti an t Witccnsia nnstasonable weatuar has rurdji farm work. Tne acreage cf epria; whait la tae33

3la'e vill Rt:tTr a df crta5 of fo'.'.y H prc5'it, and in lomecountirs bI a'redy planted will have to be plowed op.wMer from swollen strims having soaked into the ground and destroyed thj germ. Charlea A. Robert, cf East Wüaon. N. Y , tad thirteen scrofulous vilcrs on Lis face and neck. Hcod'a Sarsaparil'.a cured them. The ItetarclDg Voyagenr. Toronto, May 2 A spccl! tcl?grara to tte Globe from London sije: The Canaliaa voregeurs who have lately returntd from service ia Eg ?pt, will not be seut home in a special ve??i, but will return ir.dGpt n.lPntly enl atte'.rlei--ure. Tee imperial autru rit C4 have proviJelth-i men with siu'cial tick-is. eocd until usc-d, eo tht tbey can iee the o'd country before they ret'irn fccme, cr sail at ence If they clevre to do o. Tho cc.ntir.2-Lt now in Lenden numter fifty men, under colonel Ktrnnedy."

, A liJt.ody rrseir. Gaine-vili.e, Tex , Msy 2. A b!oody tragedy is reported from Indian Territory, opposite Delaware Bend ;in this, Cook County, yesterdar. A posse went to Deer Ranch for ifce purpose of arresting a number of cattlo thieves. Tcey reached the house whera the thitT-'s rendezvoused!, waeu tt e Jsttf r flied unoa tfce po-?e. kJ'lm,; f.iur. Nono of the tbieves were cnp'.ored. The parties who who did the killing live ia D'.aaro Bead, hut have resisted arrtst at various tirce?. IInrphj4 3Iurderers TZia Kxposltlo-i. Ns'.v Or.ix.ixs My 2 Tho esse or TInravj J. Fox and others, coavtcte l of the murder of H. Murphy, was before tho Surreme Court to-day, on an appeal for a new trial. The cass was argued, ard zona over until Monday. 1 here was s larze attendance at tbc nxp-jsltloa to-o.y. Extnvve prerirat.ous are bjiag maia for Yttenns' Day, May 11. Acnte rheciLafsi U u intfamaiaÜon of i the jcints. runrzctl by paii, hc&t, redaers fctid a f nuency to pr.ciccnly shilt frDai one joint to another. With the.e eyraptjrrs aptly Salvation Oil, the gieat pain care, to the aUtcled parts without delay. Pncj twentyfive c Ms a bottlp. hi :'! t . .5 t fv3 n n 1 r EI 25 YEARS irF UGE. Tha Greatest radical Triumph of tha Ajs Indorsed ctU overthoWorici eunimxi SYMPTOMS OF A TOE2PSO LEVES3. Loss ofappstito. Nausea, bovyels cos tive.Paininiho Jlead.with a dull sarv satioaju the, back part- Pain n'hdet thsjshoulder-blade.i'udlnessaftereat' Iii gt vrith a diinclihatioii to exertiop of body or mind t Irritability of temper, Low gpintsLoslemoryitS ajceUng of'häTiriq; neglected "somg duty, -vre arines5.Di2"7:ines5, Flutter : n 5 oft h s Heart, Dots" before the eyes Vellov7Skin.Headaohe,Rcgtlg35ne5 at night, highly, colored Ürine IF THESE T7A?.:;i!7GS AKZ TJKHEEDEO' il'IZZZ IB3A5-3 C::il 12 TUir3 FILLS are especially ndapteUtc ach cases, end doo ejects such a chang of feeling ni to Ddtnnish tho suCerer. TheylnrreHSe the Appetite, and cause the body to Tal. v.ish, thus thoeystern is iionriil.ri!. ana v their Tonic Actio?cn tho 2I.viive ürroni, liejjra Gkay IlAinor W:ii5'iER3 chanre i to a W.iy liLACir hvr. bing-io n-oil'L-at:on oi thi- Dry.. It iniirt a natural cf:lor, act lnstantanuly. SoiJ by Üniyijr,, or FAnt by oxnro.- on recolrt of SI. CfHco. -44 Murray Ct.. New Ycrfc? It ia a fact that remedies almost without rnmbor, atrvlr coutept the claim V cure all the ilia tfuit atl'.ict Butierinr humanity. Thou.anda naro I jand thorn joweria to wo.k a core lor them. No diseases have so bafllel all attempts at rerruancr.t r-lief as have Rheunutipm an J NeuralK":a. A Ion-,' succession cf difcpixjiDUnectaha rnadd thi-ir afouized victims deppair of the ioPr--:bihty of cuw. I- rr c-witunos thoy have leen considered b j uiid the iowtr of uitxiical -kill to cure. And yet we eay both can bo enrol, and lhAt Athlopitoros will d tho bu."inew. TLtj boot proof that it csji do it ia thit it iiü djiia it. Tv. P. I?. Dc-r.Tttn. D.D., pa?tor Third Coner-ratinsl Cii irch, Kev Uaven. C!nrn. Rhen. luatism li-vl ks-rt bir frm the pvdritfour or five month'' ?t tin-e. He ca' s ha had tutleroi all that one could, L.nd livo. Lie t."K"k bis lir-t rlono of Atuijrroj'.ns cn l'ri.3 y : ::nday ba wc in his rulpit ; Monday ho waa weil, aiui had reiiiaiced eo since. Kcv. William T. Corbit, D.D., pastor Oe".r?e St II. E. Chnrrh. TCrv ITarn. Cr vn., wia laid ti'.ifortwo months wJiInCarrraarry Rheumatism, euCorin-' mi-t fscrrat:r tom:rc. ATH!.Oi'U&auj cuifd hin, und ha believea it to le irj fall; bio. II. S. Chandler, of tho N. Y. " Independent." sayn A-rnLonrono ciit1 him cf Klicvmatisia fromwliich ho had suftcrtd for a year anJahs:f. Kcv. W. D. Evans, Wasliinrtnn, D. C, Esys: "I ror?ide? it-? work lrj"Pt ia the h?hi ot n naracla. It i- a mt wen -it rfu! r'iicUjt Ito'jjh U be sit&iJ. ihrooji-tioui tho laiil. The prcat question is, "Will it cure tjis . Wo bclifveit wilL Is it worth tryicg? You must decide. If yon cannct pet ATnLornono? cf ycur drntr?i?t, we will send it exrm T aiJ.cn rproii t cf rtniiar price one dollar -t lltlc. We rrefr that you f.c.y It frc.m your rirupviht. tir.t Lf be buu't it. do not ba persuaded to try frcxLCttiins1 eiae, but order tt enc from us as directed. ÄTHLOPHCRCS CO., f!2 ST., KEVI YCRK. y r-i.vto bt ctn b rxtcn; l r,j PERfECTtY SAViSFACTOY vretT cf stales al i ru.t-. .S -M tr rrft-cUt In erery Ofaiers eTerywhere Lw:.i u ot worlblctä IsuiAiiaa. :ib t..j . it. ' ... v v. . . w . C"riri rxJ-?!t hM I'a). t B.Tae on th9 hex. Hi CA 'JO COrSLT CO., CrtiCSO

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