Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 126, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1885 — Page 2

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THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL WEDNESDAY MORNING! MAY G 1885,

cunisri AX SCIENCE.

rrofeuor Fowlet'a Views on the Snbjettof Tallh Care " BasTov, Hay 5. Last Monday the Biptht clergymen bad a very lively dlssussioa on the lubjeci of "Mind Care or Ctrisilaa siencf." The Congrf rational ministers to:fc it nr, and Froftaior Storey Fowler read a paper on the eabjest, which wai loudly applauded by the many divines of tbe lai In present arncuK tbe leadir. g CongregationalIst3 In Eoston and vicinity. Professor Towler fiftid that his vies &rjd knowlcdja cf Christian science were the rc jdlt? of h'.a C77n obeeryatloa and thinkic, end were not gathered from bcck3 or works cf othar gsattamen. "I reccgniz?," said Mr. Fowler, "the strong bold Cir!3tian science or mind caro ias take a la thia community. My attention wea called to it by friendj whom I first refused to liiten to, and whom I later characterized as eccentric beingj. Sabieqiently, however, I noticed that literary people begin to take ttcc'i In it. I read the subject rp. I taw tb9 principal t dentis: teacher?, anions them Mrs. Kddy, and I calUd upon a number of healers and tried to see tbe science and its principles from the ej9a of the founders and believers. In it Gol, the scientists believe, is a principle, net a penon. lie is tbe only mind in the universe. Mrs. Eddy denies the reality of matter, and in fact all natcxal laws. She denies tha existence of a human body end of all eenses. She denies tbe human personality of God. Man hss what ste calls tin mortal mind, which in the direct opposite of God's. The mortal mind is only a beliet that man rai gfneis.ed in himself. Vitb th:3 mortal nitd be thinks he is side, but he is in error. Ir is the mind that imagines aaffaring and which dees saflcr. Sirs. EdJy say3 Christian science is entirely different from the scalled faith cure. The leader bcgta3 by arguing the cafe silently and then audibly, telling the patient that the disease only exists in imagination, and is not real. If ii is a case of csnccr the haaler tells tha person that there is no cancer; that it Is only iatianmiatlcn cf the flesh. Then the mind of the patient is swiftly swred off thi tubjast and brought to bear on God. Mrs. Eddy, by fcfr reading-, which has evidently been very feneraJ, Las become a learned woman, and bas b-come very visionary. While there are elements of Christianity in her system, it is nonsecjicai to call it Christian ecience. There are, in fact, many persenä who eubr into it wbo?a trouble really exists in their minds. Do these scientists really heal? I have not eten a casa that I shoild call dealing. If they do heal the people wo aid not stop at a question of theology, bat would flock to them. Let thrn heal one blind man and they will establish their ciairtu I fcaav a man who bad pout ad would plaza hia foot in a chair and swear at his tos. Tnis would be followed by immediate relief. Nov that wes not a swsar cure, bat simply the Influence of tbe mind over the body; aid on the ether haLd it wss not Christian science The system is nothing bat a sham, and can not fctaEd the teet of practical Ufa." KIl'JIARIJ A. SHOUT. GootlLnncre of Iii Trl&l for the Attempted KllllcS of CaptHln 1' he tan. Ktw Yobk, May 5. The trial cf Richard A. Short, for the attempted killingof Captain Phe?an, was continued to-day. The courtlooni WC3 crowded with polica and pöople. Short aat behind hi3 counsel, Lord Moran, who was sent to England to workup evidence in favor of Patrick. O'Donnel, who wa3 tried and executed in London for the killing of James Casey. The Irish Informer watched the case closely r.nd conversed with the prisoner and his counsel. Assistant District Attorney Fellows made the opening address and gave a sketch of the crime at some length. Ho claimed a conviction of assault in the first decree sssaalt with Intent to kill. Captain Phelan then took the stand end told the well-known story of the assault npen him by Short. The complainant detailed how he received nine shot wouud3 and threo cats. Oa croes examination Phe'.an denied having made any threats toward Hc6aa while in Kearney's saloon, on the wav down to Ko'sa'a office. Witness changed his pistol from his pocket to his overcoat pecxet and be said that ho would teach IIos?a that neither he Lor any anyone eke could pabli sh things about him without Impunity. He had been in the habit of sending saoocrip tions to Ito?sa and that these were for the resources of civilization. He admitted that he fdwaja carried a pi tol and had three on hla peron in court. H produced the weapons and placed them on the Judge's desk. Witiif 9 admitted tbat he cnc9 used a dag;er on a bunco man and also stabbed a man in Kantas City. The Ceptnin denied that he ever had foufcht a duel. lie was challenged once, but the challenge was withdrawn. TRANSIT OX THE ISTHMUS. Tbe Uclted States Charged With the Ilnty of Maintaining It A gainst Interruption. Panama, Hay 5. It is reported here on trustworthy authority that a treaty has been concluded between the Government at Bogota acd tLc Minister cf the United States in respect to the security of ths transit acrcsa the Itttiiu?. This treaty is said to confer oa tbe United SUtra Government certain rights of gnarciarship of all transit, either by rail or canal, across tbe Isthmus of Panama, with special duties of protection, to be exerfispd in accord with the Oof ernni?nt of the Unitfd States of Colombia It is undarooi thtby this treaty the Colombian and the United States Governments ill co operate to maintain tbefzetdom cf transit against ail attacks or obstruction or attempts, to cbstreet it, acd it U believed h?re that the joint control over the transit route, under thi treaty will net only authorize, bat make it the duty cf the United Slates Government to give all required aid in maintain;; the trantit routes clear for ccnimerc?, mail and pasengers. It has become known here that tha robber Treston, who burned Colon, having made his escape h?.s sirce tbf n seized threi staam vessels at Porto Hello by thn help of which It is f fired ha nay rxake trouble, unless the United Slates naval forces shall capture him - cd bla Vissels. The Vlncrnues Fire. Evassville, Ind., May5. The principal hnildinga destroyed in the Vicconnea fire, together with loeses and insurance, ro far as can be gathered, are as follows: Gresn'i Opera House, less 23.000, insurance 512,500; Smith & Co., drug; store, loss 52,"0O, Insurance $1,500; J. E Green, grain dealer, loss ?i,CC0. ictaranca 53.200: Garrison's poultry warehoute, loss $1 000: Ben Ksihini, Rrocer, Joa fS.CW. insurance $2,C0O; ptntcfilce in the buildicR belocgiog to Moss & Wation, loss $1 CC0, fally covered by Insurance; 8oeizal, Gardner & Co., furniture dealers, loss ?ö OOO. fully insured; Odd Fellows' Hall damaged l.COO, and a cumber of other buildings bad

ly eccrched. Tbe wheat in Exeron Brotber AV.B9 Mills was badly damaged by wa'er, tct the baildin was tavd. The Biltimira anrt Ohio and Western IToion mam oSic'i were burned, and the oihc and wharf-boat warehouse of the Vinrennea Steamboat L!ne; Jcbs on the latter, Si.COO; inanrance, $2.00i). Two leaded cars on tbe river switch of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad were also conturned. SnllUnu Items. Schivait, May 1 The farmers, owin to unfavorable weather, are late in their spring's work. The- oatioDk for the wheat crop in thi3 county is cot encouraging. There will be a lare acreage of corn planted this eprlng. Tho outlook for fruit ia reported pcod currants and berries ia abundance. The stock cf tho country is in erood condition, and show good attention and good feeding. Some of the burned district in town has changed hands, and quite a fcrce of bauds are engaged in clearing off the debris and getting ready for rebuilding. Will Jamison and Charley Davis a'.tendad the great boree sale in Kentucky. Cclon 1 Ed Price wa? home, from Indianapolis, to pecd Sanday. IUv. Mr. Mateer, at the Presbyterian Church Sunday, diacassed the "8tone Which tbe Builders Rejected as Becoming the Heal of the Corner," which caused ihe Democrats to feel great confidence in rxesideat Cleveland's administration. Philip Jenkins, Esq.,Daputy County Clerk, a cative of Haddon Township, is popular in the county, and will ba called upon to succeed Hon. Tom Mann as Cierk. Civil service reform Etill holds tho fort in tfco pcstcliice, which saonld be transferred at or.ee to Hoa. Hubert Moare, one ot our noblemen. Dr. Bartlett, editor of the Times, is harryIrg np to reissue his valuable paper, which v dtstrojfd in the great fire. Hon. Tom WiUiirai looks like a United States S?Di:tor. Hi3 Dsmccracy is solid. The Sullivanitea who have spent tha winter at Indianapolis look as if they had been well cared fjr. Bine lire insurance has taken abooru people fael timid. All the baildirgs cn Masonic Hall Block except Van i of sin's dwelling were burned. The Sunday Sentinel is bacomlng larelv sought after. Mck Divis is a solid mugwump besides being a good mechanic. Sejmour Notes. Special to the ScutincL Seymour, Ind., M.ay 5. The grocery store cf W. H. Montgomery, on South Chestnut street, was burglarized last night, and several dollars in money' and goods were btolen. The residence of George Klitch, at Ewlng, this County, wa3 burned to tha ground last night, together with all goods in the kitchen. The other household etTects were saved. Less, $500. Cause of lira not learned. We are mdeb'ed to the kindnesscf CjIcnM A. J. D. Thutsday for an enumeration of Echool children in tbis city. Tofal number 1,523, agairift l,41Gla-t spring, being a net gain of 112. This is an e7idaoc of the steady end rapid growth of our citj's population. Mrs. James Marsh, of Bed-lington, this coonty, was severely in jured Sanday walls returning from church in a buggy . with her husband. She was dasoed oat and had her shoulder and collar bon broken, and it ia feared the sustained serious internal injuries. Her condition is critical.

An Insane Mother Kills Her Child. Newark, N. J., May 5. At 4 o'clock this morning Lucy Gilchrist, wife of John Gilchrist, while ineane Belzed her six months old baby, and placing it on a block, chopped its head, neck and body with an ax, killing it instantly. Another of her children gave an alarm and neighbors rushed in, bat tco late to save the baby. The woman without doubt is ineane. She says she did the dead because the spirits told her to, and because she must eave Ireland. Her husband arrived scon after tbe child was killed, and it wan with great difficulty that he was restrained from attacking ber. The woman, who is abeut thirty-eight years old, has tnree remaining children aged foarteea, eleven aad five years. She was taken ia custody. The Poor Pagan. Tc KONTO, May r. A special from Victoria, B. C, says that at a meeting of citizens held there yesterday to consider the Chinese question, resolutions were passed setting forth that the re spcuiibility would rest on the Dominion government if rioting and bloodshed ensues, and asking the representative of the Province nf Ottawa o withdraw their support from the government should it neslect to introduce and carry a bill founded on the report of the Chinese Commission. The feelirg here is intense against the continued tlcodingof this province with pagans, and it is deemed important that restrictive maanrcsihculdbe passed at once, eo as to take efiect by July 1. Unit Work. DESvr.n, May r.-A Tribune Republican special from Gunnison and Grand Junction pays thst promptly at ! yesterday moraing, in obedience to instructions from headquarters at Denver, all members cf the Knights of Labor in tbe employ of the Denver and Bio Grande Itnllway quit work. At Gunnison the round houee and freight honsa were e'eeed and co freights were allowed to Isave tbe yards. All the shops at Grand Junction are deserted. At Salidathe yards are filled with hundreds of loaded freights which are cct allowed to move. Thirty englnei are housed, with tires drawn. The strength of tha strikers is estimated at 1,000. Everything is quiet a!ong the line and no serious trouble ii anticipated. The Tenth Victim. York. May f. Martha Kretchiaer, ten years of age, who was severely burnel in the tenement house fire on Firat avenue, on Sunday morning, died this morning tu ßl!evue ilcjpital. Her death briars the number of tbe victims up to ten. Death of General McDowell. Sax Frakcisco, May 5. Brigadier General Irwin McDowell died at midnight. His death was due to pyloric disease of the stomach. He has been in a critical condition for the r set two weeks. Wires Attached. Providence, R. I, May 5 Numerous attachments are being put upon the Bankers and Merchants' Telegraph Company J it Ne York, and the wires from that city to Fall River are attached. Mjtterloaaly Disappeared. Chicago, May 5. A story was published here this afternoon to the effect that Chirle i A. Sibby, a partner in the New York and Chicago house of James A. Sibby & Co., had

mysteriously disappeared, and that the police acd hia relatives can find no clew to his whereabouts. Mr. Eiboyleft his store Ui Monday, saying he would return shortly, but since that time he has not been seen or h(srd cf.

Tbe Exploit of Oenernl Itomarotr. fall Mall Gsite. j General KoaiaroUf distinguished himself by military tact, audacity and resourcefulfccis. aa weil es personal bravery, in the Ilijso-Tcrklsh campaign in Asia Minor in 177, when ho won hi3 present rank of General. After the capture of Ardahan. near the Russo Tnrkhh frontier, Colonel Komareff wes left in command cf a detachmsat wh'.chhsd the difficult duty of deluding a cotbider&ble tract of tbe neighboring mountaicous conntry end of protesting the Bcsiian frontier, es weil as covering tbe i'.ank and rear of ths army then epprating against Kars. When the movfiifnt urged bv Loria Mellko.Twas mala against Eizeroum Colonel Komaroff executed a very bold and successful man'povra. With a flyicg pqaadrou be advanced from Ardaban, passed rapidly round the enstny'a Hank, and came down npoa apart of the Turkhh force which was holding the Panak P8 on the Sabanleng'a rar pe, which coairracded acccjsitothe town of Oltioa the noithern eide, whence the Tarks intends! to attack Ardahan. Colonel Koaaarotl'a unexpected epcearanco had such an effect that tfce enemy rtrceted at once without fighting, and the Kassians were enabled to ojcuoy Ptnak and OKI, and to capture L'OOJ rid s a--d 5C0.CC0 cartridges When at a subsequent period of tbe campaign tbe Russian troops wera ordered t retire from Hadj Vail, Cjlenel KomaroiT, with his detachment, found iiirrelf placed In a very perilous position by reason of the withdrawal cf the main column of tbfl Rufsiaa force, from which he bscame separated by a distance of from four to five miles, while ue wasfrxpeeedto Tarkieh fire irom the t via te'ghts cf Great ad Little Yalta. By a dih he drove off the 200 Turkish cavalry, who lifld tbe Great Yalta, stationed a bsdy cf h'a own men in tbeir piacs and under covar of their fire brought the rxaia Dirt of his on force rcund to tha eastern elope of the hill, whtre, after a time, they wsre joined by reinf.rcentn(3 from tha Russian army under tbe very nose of the enemy, and the whole force wf a enabled to retire in order. Dorirer iho attack of the Turk3 on thenight cf Jnly ;;i(A;gnst 1) upon tiieKu3ä!an camp at Kiouiiouk Dara, Colonel or rather at this date Gsce ral Komarftir, for ho hal already teen promoted to that rank, was charged with a detachment to take up a position at Mount Karcol, four vsrsts from tbe Rms.an camp, ar,d there to act at his own diicretlon. It wss on this occa'ioo that he r ctivtd a wcund in the breast, which, however, did not pruve serious, the ballet having 3trnrk a religkcs medal which he wore. General Komaro subsequently took Dart in the stormfag of Kars, and contributed no unimportant saare in that celebrated action. At tbe conclusion of the war he was made comm.indant cf Batoum, oo tne Eaxins.and aiter tfce Akhal Tekke expedition he was placed in command of tha trans-Caspian army. The Russians attribute the peaceable annexation of Merv in a lanre nief.snre to General Komerotl'a tict and skill ia other than military matters. A Newfoundland Saving a Terrier. I3aa Frascißco Bulletin.) Any one of a logic al tarn of mind who had been present npen tho eca wall yesterday afternoon would most saraly have been convinced o! the fact that the dog is the smartest enimal of the brut9 creation. A .'arge crowd was congregated at the foot cf Green street. In a way unknown to those who e'eanced to be upon tha spot, a small terrier Cog fell from the stringer of the wharf into the bay. He ewam around far some time in a circl?, and many rlans wera suggested for his rescue by witnesses to th misfortune, bnt none of them proved practical. The little creature seemed doomed to a watery grave, for it wes apparent that he was fast becoming exhausted. The female portion of the audience was much exeic'sed and gave many expressions of pity. Just at the moment that 11 hopes of eaving the terrier were given up, the bark of a dg in the crowd attracted attention, and but a moment paased when there appeared upon the stringer in front of the wharf a large Newfoundland. He saw the little fellow in the water, and, with a low wail, h9 ran to and fro along the wharf for a moment or two, and then, to the surprise of every one present, he sprang into the water and at once swam to the tenitr, ee'zing him by the neck with his teeth, and, after swimming about for some time, he sighted the new sea wall extension, about a hundred yardi distaat, for which he headed. He was eagerly watched by the admiring crowd until ha reached hia destination, when evervboi7 started on a tlmultaneous run toward the rtecuer. IIpn landing his harden on t9rra t'.rma the Newfoundland gave two or three starp baik?, aad seemed to bo prood of what he bed done. It was some time before the terrier wss able to pain strength to walfc avay. One of the witnesses ot the strauga sijht took his handkerchief from'his pocket and tied it about tha neck of the Newfoundland, saying: "This dog is mine, and I wruld not take $1,000 for him at this moment." How to Have Early Pea. In my neighborhood, writes a Da Tage County correspondent of the Prairie FArmsr, there ia quite a contest every soring to see who can get the first peas forta'e table. With cue neighbor the contest generally ends when lie gets the seed int-j the ground. He has an ixcfediigly l&vorable soil la a very warm location at the routa side of the ban. where tho sua shiae-3 froru early morning until evenlre. Last spring hia peas were in a wcok cr 60 before oars. Tnis served his parjoae, but he got few peas and those little, if any, in advauce of ours, for he neg'ec.ed them, and th9 we?ds loon hid and choked them. We waited until the soil go W9ll warmed up. Then they advanced rapidly. The Prairie Parmer suggests that those desiring to count " days with neighbors in the earlincs of their pesa can first start them in boxes, and transplant töem to the garden, if they do it with extreme care. A reliable correspondent of the Husbandman last vear placed peas In a box of moist eand in the green-house. They promptly ipronted, and, when tb.9 thoots were half nn inch or so Ion?, the box was removed to a cool part of the callar. More than two weeks later the seed sprouts wera taken one by one from the box and care fally planted in an adjoining row. Ha planted an equal number of unsprouted seeds taken from the same package. The olanta from the spreuled tceds produced pods fit for use eight days earlier than those from the unsprouted ones. He noticed no dltlsrence In toe vicr or prcdnctivenesi of the two rows. The sprouted seeds vegetated very neatly as well as the others. Those not having greenhouses may trp the experiment by planting Inmoiettand and keeping the box in a warm room in tbe house. Oar Da Pa;e County friend may by this method beat the "rapid" man. who, he says, now has had hii peas in for several days. An Editor' Description of a Kiss. ITexM Excnanze.l A kis is f a!d to he sweet, not because it contains saccharine matter, but because a man doesn't know what elss to call it when he feels the effect traveling through bis eyi-

t m rn a lightning express with do stop-ovr cbfck It ic fe to aums that a man who attempt to de crihe a kiss naver had oae, rr en who have bad kis-es (not smacki) don'r. want to talk; they iat want to thins: and irea:n ard die with thtir bsots oa. So wa have been teld. A dish familiarly known as "p?pper pol" much loonht for by the ei.icnre, :s mada ihus: Boil aix pounds of trie for one hoir, then takp it from the water ia which it hu bo:ied and put it into freaa water with a knuckle of veal. Let these biil for two Leurs, then pat in tome potato;, oaloos. carrcts, a little pars'ey, soma celery silt cr stalks of celery, and any otaa. herb or vegetable ycur tate demand p!etyof sittii mential, end considerable black pepp?r. When the tripe is tender cut it lato 6mll bits and pat it back into the kettle. Atter removici; the vegetables make a nice grary. Duu pliu?s may be served with this if yoi pie ere. The best way to cook then i3 to suam them and th? n drop thaai into tbe boilirp gravy just before serving. They ara certain to be thoroughly cooked aad be light if stesn;ed for three quarters of an hour. A gcod roll cake is made from this rceips: Fccr eggs, the whiles and yolks beaten separately; one cup of sngar, one can of fiaar, one teasponnfnl of cream of tartar mixed with tbe tlcur, half a teaspoonful of so ia dissolved in a little water; bake in a quick oven and in one sheet in aIar2etiuora drippinsr pan ; epread jally 07er it very rapidly and roll it while it is etill warm. It shoald be taken from the tin and be laid nron a damp cloth. Instead of jelly various other mixtures may be used; a thick boiled custard with grated cocoAntit9 in it is excellent. Ccoked chocolate dressing is also verv

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