Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 134, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1885 — Page 2

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL THURSDAY MORNING' MAY 14 1ÖS5.

BIEL ROUTED. ATatoaehe C&itarel by Cltddleton 3In and the ltbU Driven Oat.

BaTOccnt, May 13, via Clack's Crosixg Batonche h&i fallen. The rebels have fled, being driven from their rill 9 pita and aav bosh at the point of tho bayonet. The charge was gallantly made by the Grenadiere. Kiel sent a messenger to General MIddleton, early in the day, eaying: "If yen persist in firing upon houses containing o:r women and children, we will xna33a2ra tte prisoners." The General, in raply, told him to gather his women and children into one house, and it would not ba fired npan. Later RIe I cent an answer thanking Middleton for Lis humane promise to save the wo men end children, bat afterward, as a gmeral attack was jut bsing made, he sent another message, eaying he did not like war.bat unlets the troops retired his original intention 0! m&mcreing the prisoners wonld be adhered to, bat it came too lata. The charge had already commenced, and in a few minutes the rebels were scattered and the prisoners rescued." The following is the list o! casualties to-day: Killed Captain John French, scout; Lieutenant French, Royal GrennIers; Captain Brown, Boulton's troop; ; W. H. Kepper, ßaryeycrV corps; Private Frazer, Ninetieth; Private Hardesty, Ninetieth. Wounded Captain Gillies. Private Younz, Sergeant Major Watson and Sergeant Jaques, of the Ninetieth, all slightly; Lieutenant Helliwell. Corporal Helliwell, Privates (iaigley and Barton, Midland Battaiion; Major Dawson, Lieutenant Laidlaw, Private Qiigley. Cook, VaughD, Barbsr and Marshall Grenadierp, more seriously. Father Moulin' was fonnd in his houFe at Batonche wounded, it is believed by the rebels, but not seriously. The following are the names of the prisoners rescued from the rebels: Lush, Peter aid William Tompkins, McKenna, Astler, Kjjs and McCenneil. After Biz Bear. WixKiPEfj, Manitoba, May 13. A Ciigir dispatch says General Strange, with a detachment of mounted police and the Sixty-fifth Battalion, left Edmonton on the 9th for Fort Pitt to give Big Baaxand hlg tribe a aresaing. Colonel Oabornö Smith and his detachment arrived in Edmonton the samo day General Strange left. A company of the Winnipeg Light Infantry arrived here tor GHschea km evening, and will go north Thursday. TUE VENDETTA. Three More Victims Added to the List In Bell Coanty, Kentucky. London, May l:: Intelligence has just been received that another chapter has been added to the bloody record of the Bell County vendetta, and three more persons sant into eternity by Andrew J. Johnson, the notorious outlaw and apparently implacable demon. San day, as Jos iah Haskins, Jailer of Bell County, was returning from church, accompanied by several children and Thomas apier, the party was fired upon by Johnson, who was lying in wait behind a buildicg in the town ot Pineville. and Hasfclns, his little daughter, ten years old, and Napier were instantly killed. The weapon med was a large revolver, the first shot killiDg Napier and the scoad killing bath Haskits and the child, who was standing behind her father in the wagon, with her hand upon his shoulder. This assassination is the result of a difficulty between Napier and Johncon on the day of the last Presdentlal eltction, when Napier was wounded iu the eye by a shot from Johnson's everready pistol. As soon as Johnson had committed the bloody deed he called to his aid two of his friends, and they were intrenched in Johnson's house at dark last night, dßfy ing the authorities and threatening to kill the first person who undertook the arrest of the murderer. A posse is being summoned to storm Fort Johnson and capture the culprit and his command. These three persons swell the list of Johnson's victims to live, all killed in the past thiee years. Oatlitsburg, May 13. In Pike County, on Monday, while Mount Clark was trying to elope with Miss Stratton, he encountered Prank Stratton, Ler brother. Stratton was stabbed and Clark was shot, both fatally. Ghayso.v, May 13. By the explosion of a boiler of tha Danker Stave Works yesterday Gporge James ard Theodore Bantz were killed and George and Robert Gee were badly jounced. A SWINDLE. Italian Laborers Kngasl to Work on a I'ictltluaa Itatlrcmd in Indianapolis Chicago, . May 13. About a month ago Jarns and George Abatisaaro arrived in this ! city In search of laborers for service at Indianapolis. They enlisted the assistance of Frank Kotonno and Tony Mascarillo and established headquarters. Subsequently George Abatisnaro returned to Indianapolis and James remained here. . Within the past two weeks they h&vo succeeded in engaging 1Ö0 Italians to work on a rail read that is, it is charged, purely fictitious. Last Wednesday George wired Frank Jtotundo, announcing that the complement of 150 required were wanted at once, and closed with a request that they crme "to-morrow nieht." The four men had previously obtained 0 50 from etch cf the 150 for transportation and commisAions, and when tue dispatch wa3 received Kotunno, Mascarillo and Acatisnaro had been paid $Sl5. The party was to have sUrted last Tuesday night, but forsome unexplained reason they delayed until last night, when those hired gathered at the Michigan Central Depot to take the car3. After waitins until 11 o'clock it besran to dawn upon triem tint somethirg WR3 Mrong. The police have arrested jlotunno and Mascarillo but tho resident paitner has escaped. School Commencement Wedding Special to tho Sentinel. Thosxtown, Ind., May 12, Our High Schcoi closed here tonight with a grand commencement. The Methodist Church was picked even the galleries were filled to overflowing. The term just closed has been a .very satisfactory one under the superintendence of Piofeesor Hart. The graduating class was small, but of an excellent characterfar above th9 ordinary High School classes. Miss May K. Austin in her address on ldeallz!ng the Real" did herself great credit for vivid flights of real imagination. Th8 whole production was replete in good thoughts, and her delivery almost faultless. Miss Ella Cox in her essay "Out of darknes3 Into Light," in which she compared "the then and now," did herself great honor and the audience general satisfaction. Mi&s Lydia IL Hoath in her address on "The Lost Constellation1 gaye the rise and decline of the Ottoman Empire In a manner that exhibited much thought 8ho mads a fine im

pression on the vast audience by her composare and fine delivery. The gradaatei were grteicd with a ehower of beautiful flowers. Since the erection of the fine school buildings the ecbooi is doing a noble work, and bas a bright future. William Allen, of Kansas, was married to Anna Woirlng, of Thorntown, to-day. Mi Weiring is one of our teit city tochers and has long been in our city scho)l3. She is a lady of exceptional ta!ent ind character. Trouble Expected. A cans, .Tex., May 13. The Adjutant General is in receipt of information that 6,0 head of cattle purchased in 8outh Texts, by Abner Taylor & Co., and now en routa to their Dallam Coanty ranch have been stopped at Harrold, Wichita County, by Xortn Texas cattlemen, and forbidden t3 proceed further. Those having in chargs the cattle applied to a company of rangers located near Harrold, for protection, alleging that armed men would resist their passage through the coantry. The rangers telegraphed the Adjutant General for instructions to-day, and were ordered to rospand promptly to any call made upon them by the civil authorities, to whom the men iu charge of the cattle were referred for aid and assistance. If they refuse or fail, the G3Vernrcentwill invoke the military power of the 8tate. Bloodshed and trouble are anticipated when the drive is attempted. The American Legion of Honor. Columbus, O., May 12. The Ohio Grand Lode of the American Legion of Honor heard reports of officers to-day, which showed the membership in the State to ba 1 001. A resolution was adopted instructing the Supreme Representatives to use their best endeavors to secure the passage by tha Supreme Council of a law prohibiting tha institution of new councils in Southern States, where epidemics are liable to prevjiJ. The following oflicers were elected: A. S. White, Columbus, Grand Commander; T. J. Harcourt, Cincinnati, Grand Vice Commander; S A. Little. Cleveland, Grand Orator; W. J I. Tucker, Elyria, Grand Sacretary. Farmers' Kevlevr on the Crops. Chicago, May 12. The Farmers' llayiew in summing up the reports from its Corres pondents, says, concerning the crops: "The 11th of May ja heie, but the weather continues cold. The crops are all late. Winter wheat prospects are the poorest ever experienced. The spring wheat is not all sealed. Oats are not all in, and the corn is yet to be planted. The only favorable fact that we ran mention to day is that there is no present prospect of a drought. The most serious fact is the failure of the winter wheat crop. Its magnitude is not yet fully realized." Tieft for Tares Unknown. Special to tüe SeatlneL LoGAssroRT, Ind., May 13. Charles Burkit, a jourjg man of Washington Township, left the county yesterday, forfeiting his bond of 500 for hi3 appearance to answer the charge of attempting to rape his little cousin, Zoa Burkit, only ten years of age. His whereabouts is unknown.

Ship Capsized. Sax FsAJcnsco, May 12. The British iron ship Earl of Dalhousie, while being, towed acroes the bay this afternoon, was struck by a heavy squall and capsized in deep water The vessel had no cargo or ballast. She is owned by W. SteDhens, of Dundee, and cost SUJ 000. The officers and crew were all saved. The Ouariymen'a Strike Over. Chicago, May 13 The Journal's special from Lemont, 111., says: All the striking quarrymen went to work thia morning and the trouble is now supposed to bo ended. Only two companies of troops remain on the scene, and they will probably retutn home to-morrow. Diamonds Stolen. Cincinnati, O., May 13 Mr. and Mis. Frank Evans, of San Francisco, who are now visiting friends here, had their trunks robbed on the way of $1,000 worth of diamonds. Mr. Evans last night received information that the thief had oeen arrested and the diamonds recovered at Majore, Cala. Lossea by Fire. Chicago, May 13. The large brewery of W. Brand & Co., situated on Elston avenue, caught fire this morninc and was damaged to the extent cf 1C0,C00 before the Uiines were extinguished. Sand Cake. A German cake waich is very good and has the merit of a novel name, ia called Hand cake. To make it, take six ounces of blanched and pounded almonds, three-quarters of i pound of butter, nine ounces of flour, three tablespoonfuls of pulverized sugar, six eggs and the crated rind of & small lemon. Stir the batter to a cream, mix with it the yelk of the egs and the grated lemon peel, then gradually add the flour and sugar, and mix thoroughly; after this add the whites cf the eggs, whipped until quite white and stiff. Work all these well together into a paste, then roll it out and make it into three round cakes, standing them one on top of the other with a layer of marmalade between each. They must bike in a slow oven. When about half baked pcur an icing over tua top.and put it at once back in the oven to finish baking. The white of one of the eggs used in the cake may be reserved for the icing; it must not be beaten, but it must be vigorously mixed with as much icing sugar as will make it into a paste about the consistency of thick cream, when it will easily pour over the surface of the cake, and will form a thin coat of icing over it. Captain Mitchell, of the barkAntoine Sala, New York and Havana trade, caaie home In May, entirely helpless with rheumatism. He went to the mountains, but receiving no benefit, at his wife's request began to take Hood's Sarsaparilla. He immediately began to improve; in two months his rheumatism was 'all gone, and he sailed in command of his vessel a well man. Hood's Sarsaparilla will help you. Sold by all druggists. There is no animal that has been so graitly improved in price and breeding as toe Western mustang. Fifteen years one coild buy unbroken nags in California for $0 and $7 apiece. To day a good native saddle-horja on that western slope is worth $100.Don't feed your chickens only corn. Remember that you can help them to lay e gs by feeding them ground bone, ground eggshells, etc. See that they have a constant supply of fresh water. Feed only when they Eeem to be hungry. Acute rheumatism is an inflammation of the joints, marked by pain, heat, redness and a tendency to suddenly shift from one joint to another. With these symptoms apply Salvation Oil, the great pain cure, to the a fleeted parts without delay. Prica twentyfire cents a bottle.

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