Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 145, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1885 — Page 2

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL TUESDAY MORNING MAY 261885

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The Senat ou lutlUm AfTAlrs. Little Rock, Ark., May 25. An Indiau Territory special rays: "Toe Senat Coramit! cd on Indian Affairs have arrived, and tfcelr visit Ij creating great interest. They began tbelr work at Muckogee, Creek Nation, The moit important question, other than the sale of Oklahoma and tho Chero ke strip, will be that of citizenship. The Indians claim that their rritory is baing overrun by whites claiming Indian blood. Many hundreds have been declared intruders r.'id ordered to leave, bat th9 Interior Department has 'predated their ejectment. The proposed ja!o or leasa of the western portion of their territory is bins viarmly diacusjed. An oajrisht palo is generally opposed, bat its adyccates claim it is paining ground. Iu the Cherokee Nation there is wide diversity of opinion, and a coocmanication signed by iiiany jeadirgChp-roiccs has bsea 8nt to the President, asking that he defer sending the special commljaioner who will negotiate for the pnrchase ot the territory until atter the ejection of the new Legislature, cn An gust 1, to that the new tneasuro can bo brought before the people and deliberated npon daring the campaign. Although there i3 co decided stand jet taten by the leaders ot the five tribes who must unite on a decision, the opinion prevails that Bashyhead, principal Chief of the Cherofceeo, and J. M. Fen wan, Chief of the Greeks, favor a sale. McCnrtain, Governor of the choctaws, is also eald to be in sympathy with the move to dispose cf the lands." A Church Featltal How. Special to the Sentinel. Madison, Ind., May 25 Lait Saturday night the colored brethren of tho M. Church of Milton, Ky., gave a ' strawberry festival to ralso a little fund to pay oil debts, and all the colored folks from Milton and a great many from the backwoods ot Trimble County gathered at the building and expected to enjoy an uninterrupted evening of pleasure by eating ice cream and drinking circus lemonade. All had gathered lor this purpose, except two rom the other sida of Jordan; these were Al Smith and Morris Jchnson, of this city; they went over to raise a row and mar the peece and happiness of other folks. They raised a row, and ara now suffering from the effects of having tba contents of a double-barrelled shot-gao ooptied into their backs and aims. When Johnson'a employer called on him yesterday to ceo when he would bs able to tork. he said: "I reckon Til be oat ins couple of two or three dsj, but I decla' I ain't gwine to badder de Kaintucky coons any more. I'se gwine to stay away from yon aula ob do riber." Both are tilled with buckshot, but will bo up in a few days again. The doctors fcavo extracted sixty-four shot from John son'e hide already. Terrific Tornado. Alton, III , May 25. Last night this city was Strock by a tornado, which burst fro n the Eouihweat, sweeping ac:o3s the river with terrific f ary. Several large buildings ou the .riverfront were damned, come of them seriously. Among them were the National Mills, tho Holler Mills, J. A. Ityers' grocery store, Hawley'a warehouse, Drury, Mead & Co., the Drumncond-Itandall tobacco factory, the glass works and othera. The most serious damage was to Kyera store, the third story being wrecked and, he.lt the rcof taken off. "Wccden awnings, fences und shade trees weie blown c!o!vn in ail directions. Three freight cars ou Iba Chicago nx:d Alton siding were blown off, block iu:; the rutin track. The miter losses througtoat the city aggregate a large amount, and it is feared the darnage in tho low lands acr?3i tho river was serious. Large planks and timber were carried a long distance. S3varal pieces of stone capping on the tire-wall of the Holler Mitt, each weighing 400 or 500 pounds, ere carried over on the roof. In the city during the storm there vrai consternation ainoantirjg nearly to a panic. PI euro Pneamontn. Chicago, May 25. Dr. V. H. Paarin, Ulinois State Veterinarian, is In the city to-day, alter having made a tour of the pleuropneumonia infec.ed districts In Missouri. He declines to detail the results in full of his investigation, as he had not yet reported to the Governor, but enough is learned from htm to warrant the assertion that the situation isr.otntar to had as wai at first reported. Grtat preisure hc3 been brought to bear on Governor Ogtesby to have him relax somewhat in his restrictions regirdlng tho receipt of cattle from Missouri In this State. Dr. pAttrin'a report will undoubtedly have tho effect of caueiug the Governor to moJlfy the present rules to a large degree. The State Veterinarian of Wisconsin accimpautcd Dr. Paarin on a visit to tho qnarautiuod localities. In Kane Coonty, Dr. 1'aarin nays tho peopld in that section-tmpretced the Wisconsin leprerentativd as being avurse to aidir the Illinois titAte authorities in their ffoils to a!arap out pleuropneumonia, und lie decided to repcrt to tha Wisconsin State authorities advlalng a qaaruutiue tuainst Illinois. Lebanon Laconics, fc'rccial to the Fcntlucl. Lehanon, Ind., May 25. Daring a heavy wind storm yesterday afternoon John Morrfe, living near New llozs, Montgomery County, and returning hojio from this city to hia home, was killed by on old treo which was blown acrrsi tho read as he nasssd along near the Jackson school-house six miles west. He lived only thirty mhmta. Kz Gamble, a yoncg man working fir Geo. White', south of this city, was killed n; lightning Friday afternoon while in tho granary getting corn. His brother was near the building and was badly shocked. Von II Neal, a compositor on tbe rionoar, died jeateiday at 10 o'clock, tfter four week ticket's. Ilia cae hai been rather a remarkable one, and there is a dlareemint of tLe dectors as to its extct nature. Th9:e ere symptoms of lead poisoning. lie wi burifd this afternoon by the K. of P, of which he was an honored member. The fnceral was condncted at the Methodist Chorch by Key. A. Lewis. mack-TungiM Diphtheria. FiTTsnuRo. May 25. A special to the Chronicle-Talegiapb from Etenbenville, O., says: The epidemic which broke out a few days ago at Paris, Pa., la thought to be spreading. Another child cf Nicholas Trox, who has already lost two, is down and not expected to live, ai h also a step-daughter named Gardner. Kennedy Trnx, who lost fire children and his wife and became a raving maniac, is in a critical condition. Tbe dictate has broken out at Hanlln's Station, on the Pan-Handle Road Sevoral c&ss are there. A physician from Bsllevue Hoipltal, New York, Is at Poris to-day and will bold a consultation with Dr. Hill and other physicians of this city. This afternoon he pronounced the dictate black-tongue diph-

theriaci the mcst violent form. F;ars are I

entertained that the towns in the neighbor hoed will become infected. Sanitary measures are being adopted at all tho neighbor ing towns. Nashville; Notes. Special to tho Sentinel. Rciiyii.i e, Ind i May 23 Oar City Council have voted to prohibit hogs from running at large on the streets. Coade k Bailey, two of oar enterprising citizen?, have sUr'.ed a creamery over the river tonth cf town. A small boy. living four miles south of here, named Vacsickle, was seriously injured, one day Jait week, by a vicious sow. Ochiltree tfc HilUgass made a lare shipment cf hogi to Kast Baffalo, IC Y., last week. A lare amphitheater is oein built on oar beautiful fall ground, east of to.vn, which will accommodate several thousand parsons. H The Grand Ilotel is receiving a new coat of taint inside and out, and a new roof, which improves the looks of this modern inn very rr.uch. One or two homes of ill r?rutc were pulled by the Marshal bore Satuidty night. Several prominent young mtu uero taken in. Srymour Items." Special to tho Bentlnel. Eeymour, Ind., May 25 -George Hugh?p, Jr., aged about twenty years and residing at Ewicg, this county, attempted to board a rapidly moving west bound freight train on the 0. and M. Road ten miles west of this ctty Saturday night, and misting his hold ell to the ground the wheels striking him. His skull Is badly fractured and he is otherwise badly hurt. His injuries will probably prove fatal. During a revere rain and thunder storm last evening the porch of one ot Mr. Eiieha Eewell'a dwellings at Kwinp, this coauty, was struck by lightning and the buUdiLg quite reriocely darangsd. A glorious rain fell over this cinnty yesterday and last uis'ht and the farmers and gaideni rs aro feelinc in high gUo over the prospect for a splendid coro, hay and oats crop. L.ot la tri Wood. Whits Hall, N, Ym May 2a. The body of Nellie Brittel, of KHzabethtown, N. Y., aged twenty-one yeais, who left her home two davs oco, to cather winter-nreens, was found yesterday on the bank of the Bouquet Klver. Over fifty men were engoged in tiia eoarcli. The body was nude. Pieces of tho younpr lady's clothing were found for a distance of over two miles from where her bady wai discovered. It is supposed that she strayed ai far Into the woods that she could not rind bf r way out, and that ehe died from exposure and starvation. Grand Trcnk tlrttkemen. Toromo, N. Y., May 25. A meeting of the brafcemen employed on the Central Division of the Grand Trunk Railway was held here yesterday afternoon to consider the propo?d continuation of tbe 5 per cent, reduction for an indefinite period. .Atter fully dücusiing tte proposal a reiolutior was passed that they would accept a fqrther extension, and it was ordered that a copy of the resolution le civaided to htadquarters. If an acceptable prcpcsltlcn is not made to the men a sttike is probaole. aiore Chicago IXetums Lost. Chicago, May 25. The whereabouts of Alderman Appleton, of this city, who left here one week ago with tho election roturns frcm the Third Precinct ot the Third Ward, and upon which depended the result of the csnvassof the votes ind the installation of the city o Okers, and tho dato of his return to ihcclty, do not appear to bo known to tho general public. The story is related that while in a drinking Ealcon the nicht prior to his departure tho returns were stolen from his overcoat pockot and destroyed. Kegnrdfog litel'a Trial, Ottawa, Out, May 25 It Is understood to te moro than likely that Rlel will bs tried under an act of Edward III., entitled "an act defining which offenses shall be adjudged treason." If Ittel were an American bbrn citizen, he could be tried under the pro. visions cf Capt. 11 of Dominion acts 1807,. 1SGS, but tho eld maxim which declares "once a British subject always a British subject," may still have sulllcient force to operate es a bar to conviction, in case of trial under its authority. Au AosaMlti Caught. Neosho, Mo., May 25 Sjraa day3 agj James Masters, a farmer living about miles from here, was urged by James Martin, another farmer, to join a band of robbers 1 1 which he(Martin)belonped. Masters refused and Martin f tarin al altera would betray . him and reveal tho existence of the kind, t waylaid and osfasinnted him on Saturday, shooting him with a Winchester rltla. Martin as caught and jailed. A Heavy Thnudev Storm. Mitchell, Oat., May 25 A heavy thunder siorm Mssed over this section )a3t evening. Tho barn of John Thompson wai struck b? lightning, And a hlrd man wai killed. Tho house of John fcCooz!e wai struck by llghtnlui and badly wrecked. The inmates cfcapcd unhurt. Tho house of A. K. Harriston is threatened with Inundation. Tho water is rising end tho brldgs his been carried away. Spencer Itegul&tor, 8r-x;ial to tho 'Sentinel. BrEM'En, Ind., May 25 Tho Regulator, Saturday night, toak William Gibson, Jr., from tbe Marshal and took him to Fletcher's wocds, tied him up end pave htm a severa whipping, for general cuasedncssand abusing his gianumother. He has left the country. Body Fouud In the Woods. Pr.TKftMii'nG, Va., May 25 Intcltigonco has been received of the Unding of the tody of au unknown young man in the words nfar Coopersvllle, Siieaex County. The bend has been levered from the body. It la judged from appearances that he was murdered tome time ago. ; Shot Dead at 111 Door. San Fkancisco, May 25. Dr. N. 8. Brack, a highly respected citizen of Oakland, was hot dead at his door JaU night by Hour? F. Prindle. a member of the Jo Hooker Post cf the Grand Army of tho Republic. The murderer was arrested. Obituary: Chicago, May 25. John W. Potter, a Democratic leader in Northern Illinois, the owner of dally newspapers in Fresport and Rock Island, III , and tbe, founder of the Eagle at Cork, IreUnd, is dead. The Bendy lleyolvcr. Cairo, III., May 25. At Twelfth and Lsveo streets this mornlns? OiUcer George Dunn shot and killed William Howard, colored, while attempting to arrest him.

BUIING HEAT AND FISH.

Suggestions From tho Batcher, The Favorite Cuttof Beefand Howlt Looks When Vroli-l'olnta About Yeal-XoUa Fioni the I UU Stalls. sr. Louis KcpQbllcaa.l "Sei rants attend to the marketing of their rich employers while poorer housekeepers do it thcnuclTC?," laid an aproned batcher in a Baltimore market stall a few days ago. l4We make the most out ot the latter because they don't know how to buy, and of course wo get our pricci. Bonis servants make a little oat of ns and give thetneelves the credit for the' transaction by pocketing the difference. They aUo pilfer many articles which their masters pay for, and hera we get another edvrutoge by increased sale?. The housekeeper who tries to mako both ends meet should know a thing or to about purchasing her edibles how to get them cheaply and how to get her money's wrrtb, and if you want to makeahostof friends go ahead and get up eorae points for htr. She will appreciate yonr efforts." A butcher being found and questioned, said, with much geniality: "Sure 83 you live, American housekeepers have lot to lc3rn in tbe choice and purchase of meats to the be3t advantage; but then tho Amsrican butchers themselves are in some measure to blame from the way they cat up thoir moat. Now, in Kngl&nd, whera meats, especially beef and mutton, are better understood thin in any other countries, the mode of catting up ij very different from our way. Their prime cuts aic nil Mime, to tue exclusion of any inferior attachment?, and for fciich the highest prices can to demanded with a cler nomctence. Then come the cuts, ranking r.tnt in quality and price; and ?o on all down the ecalo to tho chsaceit and mcst inferior parts, oo that both teJJer ard buyer can know jntexactly what is Uein disposed of and the just equivalent Uovrever. though that is a mighty fair way, it conidn t be made to v?ork in thia country. Anglican butchers, you sec, are obliged, in f f Jf-dcfeuEe. to somewhat combine the erctllent and posrer parts in their cuts, especially in tho matter of beef, to meet the requirements cf housekeepers here, who, for tho most part, never know how to cook the poorer parts r.Ione in as palatable a manner as housekeepers of.other c mntrUtj, whore meat is far Bcarcer and dearer than h?re, and must consequently be made to go furthar and moro of a genuine treat than in this country. However, our own consumers may be taught to considerably Improve their charcee of obtaining their fill; money's worth by observing a few simple rules." Suppcse you cnVr some suggestions that may instiuct them," said the repDrter. Good enough. Weil, la the general saIcctfon of beef, for instance, tho hoasekeepsr will do well to remember that, if young, it will have a fine, smooth, open grain, a gjoi, wholctome rednets of color, and will feel tender, while tbe fat should b white rather than vellow the whiter and firmer the better. Indeed, when the fat of beef is of a deep or dull color the meat is oeldom goo 1, and rliould be Sfsieroaticftlly avaidol Wfctn ed with oil cakea tho fat of b?ef will be usually of this color and the ilesh ihbby. In the selection of any cut of beef jvhatevar a strict ob&ervacce cf these simple ralss will soltice to insure even tho moat inexoerienced buyer utalnst imposition. Than ppein, If beef is overfru tho fact will irske itself apparent by the smell, which will be sogetive of exctsilve bloodi dess, quite ss readily lis in the case of overkept or taintid b?ef, whose cdorb sickening. The last precaution will apply to every othr kind of znrat as well as to beef. 'in the way of steaks, let me eay tha1 there is ere sort, and a moderately pricsi one, that has not its superior for jniciuwü, nutriment, general flavor, and economy. Th! Is tte flat k,iteak. It is torn oat of a bulk of puro fat, in which It Is es thorcnhly imbedded is are the kidnevs thernsolves, ia boneless as a matter of course, and after baing deprived of a thin filmy skin and proo erly ecored criss cross with the knife, together with some pounding, if somewhat 'old, can't bs beat either for boiling or frying. In some ether cities the ilauk steak commands the highest prica, not even excepting the porterhouse, but la as yet comparatively unknown, aud consequently cheap, retailing between fourteen and sixteen cents a pourjti. Oh, yc?, the flank Is tun boss steak, and don't you forget it! Economical hoasskeepers would do well to go for it while it remain ch np. "In telecting veal but one general rale U neciEsry. Tbu whitest is the mcst juicy aud tnerf icre prereraoie. "Mutten should be judged by lt3 lino grain, pcoit color and white Int, and lamb will spef.k or itself cn much the pamo prinrl rvlfs. If the latttr has n greenish or yellow sh cast it is stale and unfit ti eat. Now, here let me afford a hint or two about mutto:;tfewa. The best aa oil ns th cheapo jt, for this purposo l3 the breast, Tnis part can bo bought for four or five cents a pound and a brt-asi wtiftbing three pounds would rukke an ninple ttow or main dinner dish for Ihree cr four Krrmn pereona with lively appotites " A pork bntcher, to whom the ropsrt r next nptllt d for information, was brief and Ror.iewhat curley, but coenmendably to the point "Oh. any body1 said he, "can Ml good pork from bad, if ho isn't a blamed idiot, uules it's a Tvotnan. If tno rind of pork is tough ard thick, then it's old; if it's thin, and springy, then it's youusr, and young park is meet d strahle. When porx Is fresh the meat will bo smooth and cool; if clammy, it is tainted, and shouldn't be, touched with a forty-foot role-cxccpt, it may be, for i ane. In c.hoosng bacon ees that the rind is thin, the at linn and of a reddish tinjre, and the lean of a good color and sticks pretty fast 1o the bore. It is then god, and not old. If yon are particular about a haaa, just stick a Rhr.rp knife under the bono. Ititcmei cut with h clean p!ciant smell, it is goo I. It the knife is daubed and ha? a uspiciou? ecent, don't buy it " A poultry dealer, to whom the reporter neat applied, was a wordy little mai, whoae fund of inrcrmatio? in h.'s particular line is cpmpreffed as follows: "The old way ot tistirg a fowl's tenderness cr toughness by yankicg it at tbe wing to see whother the etin directly underneath tears or not don't amount to much, and moreover epolls tho prerosscfslcn of the bird far the next invt'gator in case yoa don't want to buy. General appearances are better to judge by. It a turkey, for icstaice, is young, the legs will be black and smooth, the eyes lively, aedthsfcot flexible. If old, the eyes will bo tunken and the Let dry. In choo3ing hens tee that tbe legs and combs are limber, which means that they ore young. If tho lgs and combs are ro-gh ar.d stiff, thoy are dd, but may Va good enough for a pie or soup. A young goose will have a jellow bill and limber feet. An old gocae will have both bill and febt red and dry. Ducka, it young, will be limberfooted; if fat, hard and thick on the lower rart of the body. The same rule applies to wild ducks, whoso feet, though, are red, besides being smaller than thoso ot tame ducks. Gsme can be just as easilv selected, if vou know how, which most folks don'L Partridges, for instance, if yonng, will have bleck

bills end 3 ellov legs; if old, white bills and blue legs." 'F shtc ss," said a fish dealer with owlish eyes, wiiescre spit-curb, and an oracular manner, to whom the reporter next applied, 'fretbnes counts more with fish than any other sort of food. And why? Bscause they're out of their native element when exp:sed for f el. That's as natural as going to sleep; but then the desired fresaness evinces itfeli in various ways in different sorts cf Cfih. and llkewipo the staleaess, which ain't so much desired. A gold, edlb'e cod, let me say, will have verv red gills, the body thick at the neck, the tleh whito ard firm and tomething of brightness remaining In the eyes. When flabby, the cod ain't to he hankered after lea3t of all bocght. Hero is a fine salmon whore newness is attested bv the line redress of the flesh and particularly of the gill, the brightnes of the tcales, acd the stiffness of the entire body, ßhad, if gocd, are white and thick, pills red, eyes bright aad bDdy stiff and firm. Much tho eame requirement should be looked for in the mackerel and with extra care, for the mackerel is so tender that he doasn't carry or keep so well unbailed ss other fish. In choosing striped bas, if the eyes are sunken and the gills pale, they have been too long oat of the water. - Rhubarb Mo'd. Take one quart of red rhubard aod cut it in pieces; put it in a saucepan with a lid and let it boil till quite a pulp; melt a half-ounce of gelatine in bit water; when di?solved put it with one pound cf powdered white sugar to the rhubarb and boil for fifteen minutes; add a few drops of essence of lemon ; pour the rhubarb into a

mold. Next day dip the mold in hot water, turn out into a gias9 dibh pour round it some custard made as follows: Tae yelks of two egcp, a tumbler of milk, four lumps of sugar; simmer till thick; add a few drops of essence cf vanilla. Coldslaw Dressing. rhe yelks of three raw eggs, c. teaspoonlul of talc and the same of mustard, iiral these well together, then add very slowiy three tablfSDoonffal of olive oil aiid one of bstt white vino vinegar. "A Ouurter of fi Oup of Tea." MYee, madam," said tbe Dominie. "Just a Qusiter of a cup of tea, if yoa please, and half a slice of toast. That ia all I can eat bafore preaching this evenlng.for my dyspepsia is eo bad." The poor man preached aa awf ally dry sermon, which put hi hearers to sleep. But why should a minister have dyspepia a) leng as Brown's Iron Bitters ia to ba had at the drug ttores? The Rev. Mr. Otlley, ot Newbern, N. C, saye! "I consider Brown's Iron Bitters ono of the best msdiciuej known." ki :.i 1 t m BITTERS KIDNEYS STOMACH AND BOWELS t! f1 m tea r, V! ALL DRUGGISTS til nuzt COLLAR. I:Irtu.uiiJco, Habitual Coastipo2on Iivcr Conplcint Sielt A .... ui'r-- ;nl- i;v; t'u:.-. tmk, zw&.'j, u'.,Ji iu-.lv ! nun:crsiod r;.i:iL7 1-2, SVW Aif3 EI.I!C. . . .. w w , w Cl.TlT., Oos !: zisi: or rru: uutau Ur- ia 1 v-1 sK'a l-r vaMVtt tu ltj .ViiiJvlfVoiv lruirlot,ora, Si. UV.IIS ,V:D KANSAS cillV.. (UJLCLUiillaX&X 241. The Mirror is no flatterer. Would you make it tell a sweeter tale? Magnolia Balm is thecharm er that almost cheats tho looking-glass.

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