Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1875 — Page 5

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, TUESDAY MARCH 2 1875

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; ; ; : STATENEWS. REFLEX OF THE INDIANA. PRESS. ' -' ' CE.AT COUNTY. W. W.' RIaher is about to sink a shaft near Brazil, and; erect works, the whole to cost 137.000. There re only three shafts la operation In the vicinity of Brazil. Root & Garlick's, B. F. Maaten' and Collins's. According to the agreement of the miner'a society, as per latest arrangement, any operator wbo wi.i pay 85 oenU per ton can do bo, and the caiei body of miners will not endeavor In any way to hinder the men lrom workinp. This la a concession, as the miners resolved at their meeting at Brazil, not to allow any cl their men to go to work unless all tbo miners go to work at the same price. The Brsxil Echo says: A movement h on loot looking to a complete revolution In the labor of this mining district, by which negro labor will be nubatituted for that of white men in the mines. It ia believed that if nejro labor ia adopted by all it will effectually crush out .strikes. Last Saturday was pay day, and the disbursements of the operators in Brazil will foot up nocr SM 0C0. This wa for the coal taken out in the month of January. The pay for February will be light decidedly

CASS COCSTT. The publira'.ion of the Walton Eeterprise has been resumed by Mr. Uenry Allord. The Loearssport Star says that a Mr.Mair, of Rossdale, a town about fifteen iui!e3 north of this city, on tbe P., C.A St. L. road, has his faco speckled like a trout and coes minus one eye now. He kept a nve-pouDd an cf powir in hi bureau so that It might be handy, and Sunday morning last, rbile rumminjr around that drawer, v.itk a lighted ciar in bU moalb, a park dropped into the can and a RO.-uine surprise party was ir.augcratttd. Toe bureau ia now a nl3ndid sample of kindling wcod, and th?re will have to beane end put in the house. DELAWARE COUNTY. Efforts are beiajc mad looking to the establishment of a wheel factory in MnncJe. David Vincent did not know it was loaded nor did Jona'han Blakely, at whom It was playfully aimed, for he wai too dead to know anything about it before the smoke had cleared away. The iool killer rtTouid return to Ferry township forthwith. Ihe Tirnts of Muccie publishes a detailed account of the burning to death of old Mr?. Cline, the mother of the c'trk of the Kirby Ilouse. Oa the day in question the eld lady was up fctaira in her room, jti3t over the kitchen In which was Mrs. Cline, her daughter in-law. The son went to the sable cn an errand and was gone perhaps 13 minutes. On enierin;; tho house he smelled Bometbiot: burning and soon found that it proceeded lrom uh mother's room. lie rufbed np stairs and the room was dense with smoke and he.t; he could not enter it and conld tee nothing within whatever. Ditected by a groan be found his mother within, lying pro-rata and insensible on the floor, with every vestige of her cloihifg burned off and the body litertllv baktd to a crisp. She lingered insensible and dying for about fifteen hours. An hour before her death ehe returned to ounsciousnfH?, but so completely had the fire done it work th- tshedid not realizo her condition and did not seem to suffer any pain. All the explanation she gave of the transaction was tha her apron caught fire but f-be pat I hit out. She was buried on the fallowing Monday, a Iarje procesiion attending the funeral, the old lidy bsing highly reelected and loved in tue community. FOUNTAIN COÜNTY. The Veedersburg Review says in regard to the fatal fire in that placo 0:1 last Saturday night: The supoitioa Is that the fire originated by wood taking fire from being too close to the cook stovf ; others think it originated from a lamp; but the former U the probable caue. Nothing was saved from the shop but an account book that laid on the dftik near the window. A subscription paper wai circulnted next dav, and the people promptly volunteered liberally to the aVutance ot the afflicted sufferers. GRANT COCN1T. The Marion Democrat says that the body of the young nun who frcza to death several weeks ego is to be taken up and a post mortem examination held, as suspicions of foul play ?.re entertaiu'd. GREENE COUNTT. The Sullivan Union details how a son of John Shepherd, in the western part of Greene count ., waa punished by his father, and shot him in the hip, inflicting a probably Jital wound. The Union says: Shooting aad stabbing are becoming entirely too common, and we hope to see summary punishment meted ous in every instance where persons make 6uch free me of bloody weapons. HENDRICKS COUNTY. Tha Danville Union says: Recently two young men, who have no rsspect for the rights of ethers nor fsarofthe grand jury, have been disturbing toe churches in Pittsboro darinz servie3s. They get drunk, go into the meeting house, and on one occasion Yomited over the floor. A woollen factorv te a project on foot in Daoviile. It in proposed to get up a 6tcck company jor .tie erection of buildings, etc. Danvüie has fourteen lawyers, eight doctorn and but one preacher. HENDRICKS COUNTY. By a private letter, the facts in retard to the Fleece shooting caa?, already mentioned In the Sentinel, are amended as follows: The correspondent says that YV. H. Fleece and others were not Lid; that they did not "arise" and fire upon, and that they only fired In defense ot lite; that they were in the discharge of an otlicial duty, and were equipped with the projr authority, aod tha't II. L. Wright and Granville Davis, constables, summoned Fleece and llackley to assist in making the arrest. KNOX COÜNTY. The negro, William LaPlante, who assaulted the Vincennes policeman, Keever, lately, nearly killing him, has baen captured a few miles north of Terre Haute. If L&Plante'a account be true, little blame can be attached to the shooting. The reward offered for his capture was f25, which will be shared by bis three captor from Vincennes. He was captured in Nevins township, where he had been hiding in the bonse of a friend. The friend, a colored man, said to him when be am tbera,"Now, you just be still here awl don't stir out, and w'll take care of you till this thing blows over." Yet all the time, the persona who were acting a his protectors were tut rely waiting until tbeieward should be increased, and Intended then to Klve him up. They could have secured $2C0. bat were waiting until it should be made 11,000. IVA granqk cocjrrr. Several young men and boya of Mllford townahip are under bonds to appear at the

next term of riourt to answer for certain riotous proceeding at a school house. ; , ' FLOYD COUNTY. . The Ohio Falls Ironworks are shipping large quantities ot nails by river and rail, to points South. '!."." The New Albany Eii! Mill Company will resume oparationa on Monday next without fail, KivinK unployment to about 250 men. This establishment has been lying idle lor some month. MADISON COUNTY. The legislative correspondent of the Anderson Democrat dealt out tho truth very parsimon'ously when he wrote that "Senator Friedley unbosomed himself, In the Senate, in regard to certain charges preferred tgaint him by the Indianapolis Sentinel." The Sennel bad nothing to do with the senator5- having bared his manly boeom. But perhaps this is a typographical error. That noble senator arose to a question of privilege concerning certain charges preferred by the Cincinnati Enquirer's correspondent.then stationed a: this place. NOBLE COUNTY. The Ligonier Banner says that a diabolical act of incendiarism wa3 perpetrated at Indian Villag?, this county, early last Sunday morning. The steam saw mill of L. B.

Eagle, Eiq., was set on fire and reduced to fishes in a comparatively short time not, however, before Mr. Eagles had succeeded in removing all the saws. Luckily, the engine was not damaged to such an extent a 10 render it valueless for future eerviee, nor did tte flames spread sufficiently todevourlho large Pll-3 Of 10fc8 thit had accumulated during the winter. The 'act that there hid been no firing at the lriil for bomo tinie renders it certain that some soulless miscreant reiortd to this devilish plan to avenge hiunell for an imaginary grievance One can hardly conjecture how thin could come to pass, as thera areföw men in the county who have a maller nunibor of nemies and a greater circle of friends than Leander B. Eagles. PERRY COUNTY. A dtjaf mute, nam id Amos Fyndall, accompanied a girl who had been adopted by his father, to a danes in the neighborhood. Next day the report was circulated (hat she was dead, and tbat thre had been foul play. The coroner instituted an investigation. The remains had been hastily buried, were disinterred and the examinatjon'that ensued e-tablished the ruunor that there had been foul play. The body was bruised and bore evidence of having been violated.and mur ! r had been resorted to in order to conceal the crinia. Fynda'.lis under arre-it awaiting the action of the grand Jury. PIKE COUNTY. The material of the Petersburg Press has been sold at sheriff's sale for J500. ST. JOSEPH COUNTY. According to Turner's South Bend Easiness Mirror for 1S73, the value cf the manufactured products of th'at city for tho year 1S74 footdd up ut 31,000,030. The St. Joseph Bar Association banquet rt the Dwight House, South Bend, Monday evening, was attended by about forty pereons, m de up of the members of.theprofeMon in that city and several of their leal brpthero from other portions of the district, and olhcors of tha court. VIGO COUNTY. Tuesday night in Terre Haute, Just as a dram Uic entorta'.nmeut was commencing, a white woman, the wlte of a prominent citit?n, got into a row with a negro woman and behaved in a manner so outrageous that she was arrested. On Monday morning Oscar Church, who livea between four and five miles west ol Terre Haute, on the National road, had bath his le?s broken by the fall of a saw leg. He was pulling it up on to the wagon. wbn it slippeJ, striking bun on the ribt leg, just below the kne?, and breaking if, and then breaking his loft leg rear the ankle. The Terre Hante Gazette thua speaks ot the destructive rise ia the Wabash river at that place: "Tb?re were six steamers here at the time, all awaiting a rise, and were all moored at the western tide of therivef. Three of Ihem, the Prairie (My, Phoenix and Buskirk still remain. The other took an involuntary trip. It is thought that the worst of the ica will he out in two or three days, and then the boats will commence business. Sanguine hopes are entenained that the boitom will be spared. Thelce, when it broke, literally carried everything before it. VANDZRBCRO COUNTT. The Evansville Courier of the 24th instant sajs: Night before last a number of dogs entered the sheep pasture of Pleasant O. Gentry, on Fulton avenue, near Dr. Walker's residence, and played great destruction among the lambs of be field. From the appearance of the animals it seems as if the dos grabbed at the sheep's mouth, and after securing It fast would gnaw its throat and suck the blood. In this way twentytwo sheep were lost, eight baviog been lound dead and the otbers dying. Singular to relate the vicious dogs bad not touched a mor-' sei of the mutton, devouring only the lita's! blocd of trie Fheep. Yesttiday afternoon Township Trustee Blend visited the pasture, and filed papers in toe county auditor's ; flaw, preparatory to reimbursing Mr. Gentry for his loss out of the fund provided by law for that purpose. VERMILLION COUNTY. The Newport Hoosler State says: On Tuesday evening las: M. F. Carlan and Rob ert Miils.of Rldgefarm, 111. .cams near losing their lives while attempting to cross the Little Vermllio 1 rl7er, one mile west of town, in a two-horse carriage. The river ia bank full, and was not let-s than ten leet deep where they drove in, and the current being very rapid soon upset the vehicle, throwing tno to man in'o the water. One ot theui reached the s!ore without assistance, while Mr. Mtlls.whois well uo in ears, managed to get'ou a bi piecs of fl ating i. e, and was swept dvrn the river with fcarlui speed, and soon would have I een capsizjd and drowned if a 1-trmer. residing near by, had not discovered his perilous (osition and came to bis rescue. Oce of the horses got loose from the rig and swam out; the other animal floated down the river with the carriage and lDdged under a big drift, where it soon drowned. The carriage Las not been found yet. It just came out of the shop last week and cost The same paper gives the latest develop ments in a local crime of some time ago: On Friday last a man by the name of Wood was lodged in jail at this place. lie was arrested at Crawfordsville, on Thursday last, and is supposed to be. the person who murdered George Barbour, near Eugene, on or about the 7th of last November, the particulars of wmcn nave already been given to our readers. It seems as though fcome new light ht been thrown upon the mystery, which puts a new phase on the whole thing and places Wood in an unenviable posi tion, inree young men or Eugene township now state that Barbour aod Wtoi rode out with them in a two-horse wagon to ear where the faul na order wtsRomtuiited, and tbatoae of th young men swapped hats with Wood, aod the hat found near where Barboar waa murdered has since been identified by this youeg man an the one be

swapped to Wood. This looks rather suspicious and will be strong circumstantial evidence against him. lie was arraigned before a jnsticeot the peace, but waived examination and was seat to jiil to repoe and reflect till-the. next sitting of the Circuit Court, which commences on the fourth Monday in April. , WATNK COUNTY. Tho Richmond Independent says: Isaac Hart, one of our most experienced fruit growers, informs us that the peach buds are all killed. He has made a carelul examination, and thinks there will not be a peach blossom in Boston township this season. The Business Men's News Union intenls also forming in Richmond a union. The ol jectof the enterprise U to collect clairrs and to protect business men azainst a certain class of persons who infest every city and community, to the detriment of the honest aad more thrifty. WHITLEY COUNTY. . Capt. Mooney has already shipped from Columbia City this winter over 200,000 feet o.' floe walnut timber in the log. WASHINGTON COUNTY. The villige of Canton, Wash'ng'.on county, lying four miles east of Salem, waa visited b a disastrous fire about 11 o'clock Saturday night. The fire originated in a large two-story hooaa, the lower story being oc

cupied by Messrs. D. Grey A Bro., who kept a general store and the postofSce. The second story was occupied bv tho Masonic frateruity a a hall. This building and everything in it was lost. The total lcs-Pr ill reach at loast ?3,5000. SCANDAL DEVELOPMENTS. A S 'ORY AS TOLD BY HENRY C. BOWES THE RELATIONS OF MR. BOWEN TO TUE BKEOHER FAMILY. The Brooklyn correspondent of the Chicago Tribune telli the following relitivo to an uncalled witness ia the case: Some information, which I have long been in possessi ju of but which I have hitherto suppressed, has now become of transcendent importance in this trial. It throws much lieht upon Bowen's card published to-day. Some years ago, Bo wen told this story: One day hi had left Lis home to go to New York, and had just reached the lerry when trie sudden increrseofa malady from which he was suffering made it necessary for him to return to his bed. He bad not teen in his room very long before he heard some one arrive at'his house, ring the bell, and enter. On9 ol the members ol hi.s household was a very pretty younir girl, to wfcom he was sincerely attached. Sbo went down to the prlDrto entertain the visitor, and remained there tor some time. All of a sudden she uttered a puccession ot piercing thrieks. B wen was alarmed bis consternation beinj increased by the snundd of a ptruggle. Descending to the room as quickly as be could, be found hi protege almost in tte violent embrace of Mr. Beecher. A lifetime vanished with the silent flash of a set-ond, fnd then, alter tho first paralyzing shock of surprise, the pastor groveled at the feet of nia parishioner, and "humbled himself before him as he did before his God." This is Bowen's own solemn description of a sc?ne bich Beecber afterwards confused if Moulton is not a perjurer to Moulton. It is only one of the awful disclosures which, whether it be true or false, escaped from Bowen's keeping before Tilton loomed up RS an accuser of Henry Ward Beecher. II the present charges of Tilton are tra?, thoy are but wasted fires which live in his adver sary'a abes Tuose licentious flames Bowon was well able to contemplate in tbe voung man Beecher, who, twenty-five or thirty years ago was an inmato ot his house, and afterwards THE OBJECT OF HIS BOUNTY. So poor was Bsecher in the early days of Plymouth that be chopped his own wood, and once shoveled snow for the trivial compensation which rewarded suih labors in the golden aje of the republic. This was just after Beecher had baon summoned from Cincinnati to build up the church end creed in which Bowen sunk all bis first earnings. To the Bscchers. Bowen bas always stood in a masterly relation. Their fitful economy depended upon him to fill up tbe chinks. Tbftiri larder bad an underground connection;vith Uoweu'a kitchen; an J in Bowen's grim keeping, as in an iron safe, all their scandals and secrets were lodged. It seems to have been a Micawberleh household, after all, that B"f eher menage, with the diflerence that this actual wife's adhesion to her spouse was selfish, bigoted, and tyrannical. lie was, in those days.a rarely-gilied young man something visionary, something too sanguinealways bubbling over with animality bigVfined, over-blooded, reckless, and as daredevil as a preacher rright b. She was, alter her marriage, what she was before it a narrow minded woman, of violent temper and bitter speech, incapable of measuring all her husband's dimension?, and yet tor all that, msy lie, tbe most competent Judge of his qualities. She is still the sort ot woman who drives her husband lke a tethered beast, grooming him with a rancorous jealousy but CAUSELESSLY 8TINOINO HIM into outbursts ef rebellion. Another wife might have saved Beecher from the cloud which impends over .the closing of his care, r. She only intensifies its gloom. .Vrs. B(echer's dreadful temper bnrely escaped being embalmed in the amber of ecclesiütical history. Poor Lyman Brecher, alter his bard orthodoxicnl warlare, died under another roof than his t-ivoriio son's. The venerable sire of them all had experiences ot Ids dauebter-in-law like oniy to those which Capt. C-Jltie cberi-htd of Mrs. McStinger. There w9no page in his bercie biographies In which might hstold th di ml scene of such domestic convulsions. A very Epes us was tbat perso? age on the Height, and truly in tonesof anguish might the banished divine cry with Paul bis "(the-rio-machesx!" Here ataiu Bowen stalked f.Hturninely to tbe rtscue. It was ou a bed iToffered by ensot Bowen's relatives that Lyman Boecberdied. Somebody has been at the trouble of calculating the average number of hairs which prow on an average person's heal. It is found that the number varies according to the color of the hair. LTgbt or blande hair is the moil luxuriant, the aversge ot this color being 140,000. Wben the hair is trown tbe number 1 much les, being only 110 000, while blick hairs only reach the average amount of 103,000. It might naturally be supposed that a light haired persou, having the most bair, would have tbe preatetd weight to carry, but it is not so. Tbat which is bebtest in color is sIro liebtest in weight; and a lady with abundant flaxen locks is as liht-Leaded as one whose tresses are of a raven hue. Hence it follows tha, the former is of a fiuer texture. The bxk soon to be issued by C. B. Lewis the wit of the Detroit Free Press, will con tain over five huodred pages, and be profusely illustrated. Tbat it is likely to be a successful worst lies not alone in 'the fact tbat the author stands at the head of journalistic wits, but in the laot tbat be la equally successful in other fields of liters ture. There will be enough variety to mike the work more than a mere source ot amuse ment.

ESCAPING COMMUNISTS.

THS KT ARTUNG ADVENTURES OF TWO FRENCH COMMUNISTS JCSCAP1NO PROM NEW CALEDONIA. The New York Herald of a late date gives the following from onoof Its correspondents at Sydney: New Caledonia, vndertho rule of M. Alleyron, is much more Jifllcult place to escape from than it was a year ago, owing to tbe rigorous supervision exercised over all classes of the community. The news that two deportes had reached Qaeenland in a small boat waa received with incredulity, no well had the secret of their escape been kept by the authorities, and few bell 've that the boat was their sole mode of conveyance. Great discontent prevaMs among the prisoners. Their enforced idleness, their want of means to procure anything save what is served out by the government and the new regulations bv which any finances eent them from France are filtered through the hands of their keepers will certainly causo some rash outbreak unless some alteration takes place. Tbe two communists who reached Queensland in an open boat on December 22, have been extremely reticent as to their real namep. One has evidently been a Derson of some position in France, and tells the following story of how they eecajei. Tbe narrator says: From the time of mv arrival at Sew Cakdonia I constantly brooded over tbe idea of escaping. The thought waa never absent from my mind and althouah time pass?d away without any opportunity occurring, I continually kept making preparations to avpjl myself of the first chance tbat offered. From mv scanty ntiors I reo-nlarixr nut .n. f j f. c i k auu concealed a portim, and I managfd to accumulate a quantity of flour bagging, out of which I managed inrinnthp nighis and my leisure timo when I could be secure from observation, to make a tolerable sail. I can hardly eay in what manner I hoped to find the means of crossirg the ocean fca at length tha arrival of one of tbe tradinsc vessels which supply the island with bullocKS appeared to afford as good a prospect of success as was likelv to occur. My preparations bad escaped all attention, and all that remained to be done was to evade the guards, procure a boat and make a dash for it. From the place where I was quartered the ship a: anchor, a short distance eff the shore, cculd be plRiulv een, and I observed with delight that a boat was floating astern of her. Ucablo to endure THE DAILY INSULTS and menances of the warden, I said to myself, therefore, this night I shall escape or I shall drown mysslf; one or the other I am determined on. I have but tbe two things to cbooso between. Feeling tbat in an r.rdertaking of this sort o man would be helpless single-handed, I sddre?ed myself to ose of my lellow prisoners, whom I knew m lo uucreei, ana 10 nun 1 connaed mv rfolution. He hesitated a little, but concluded by consenting to share the risk. From tb.'s moment I thought no moreof putting an end to my exi8ter.ee, but led ail my thought? ju makinir mv wav to Austral always heard people would be ready to give ui" -iujji'jiufuv. v:i me p.n oi uecemor 1 said to my coinrada that we would mnk start that eame evening. Ha consented. About an hour after mid v guav VJKA V u 1 quarters, and, eluding the sentries who cuarde 1 the camp, we succeeded in gaining the shore. Taking noiselessly to the water. we swam out toward the vesspl nt 8iicc9sstully reaching it, rut tbe painter which attached the boat nding astern and noiselessly impelled it away from tho Buip. Arrived at a eafo distance w scrambled on board and nuicklv rvachod thn nhnrü U, we embarked our little etore of provender, amounting to twenty-nine biscuits end about twelve or fifteen litres (about eleven or thirteen quarts) of water. My sail we also put on bjard. We then set out ou our c )urse without eo far being perceived, either frm the shore or by the guard sloop which watched the coast and lay right in our way. Seeing, however, tbat we should not have, time to clear the land that night, we ran into a rnck, and wooded part ol th9 shore, whera we conr.ealed mir hnst im.i iv, - - UUJVU I ut) I locks by breaking boughs aod heaping'tbem ! nrtfr hAr I ti Ihfj & if h-j t t t t'oo whel of the following day, in spite ot the search which was no doubt tnada when the boat was missed. The following night we LEFT OUR HIDINO FLACK and arrived without being preceived at the reefs which intervened between the shore and the open sea. The darkness, which favored us in one respect, nearly caused onr ruin in another way, for having no knowledge of the passage through the reefs, and uoc being able to see where dangers lay, we came plump In the midst of the coral. Luckily the sea was calm, or we must have been dashed to pieces. As it was,we found it impossible to cet rlear that nicht, an,! w to get out ot tbe boat and hold on to her. a luioiiuira siauQing on tne corai and wometinles swimming in deep water, so as to prevem mo wave irora Biavintr ner apaiiint nrciections. Here mv camr,ni-n ont hin toot badly bruieed between the keel of the boat HPd the coral, and bad we not both been able to swim, we should certainly have t-i.-j mi a ' s . - pensueu. 100 iouoYticg morning, at davIraak, we managed to make our way tu.ouh, and, although the guard -sloop r-r.w m. their urea'.er drausht. and . tho lrng extent of the reef, made pursuit impossible. We et Eail as happily a king, but an hour later our b nt was nearly full of wafer. She had beeu so bumped oa the corei.in tpite of all our effirtii, tut ste leaked seriously near tbe tern. We Were comnelled to Iipah hiiiinn with our shoes, niKbtand day. Our troubles rere not diminished by tbe dihcoverv tbat the water kee shrunk, and we had lost nearly all our water. It lasted us five davs. drinkiner at the ratt of a halt litm pixIi Hair about three quarters of a pint and we ate oailv a bieeuit and a half i tween nw 1 hart judged that we should not taks more than ma ur bcoi mv ju me passage. oen seven days had elapsed we only allowed ourselve HALF A BISCUIT A DAY. Matters went on in this fashion during the remainder of the transit. We suffered greatly from thirst, but not so much lrom hui)g-r. I hal the additional worry of kaei in; up tte spirits of my comrade, ho on cn occasion threw himself into the; ei, te'.litjg me that Isoueht to cause him to perish with thirst. We were very nesrly coming to blows while far at sea (en puine ruer). However, I got him to listen to reason, telling him that we could not possibly exceed ten days in our voyage. At length, on the morning cf tbe 22dof Derfliched tha ihnrA. itnrl tn nnpnniiriulr.kl. jy.once more tabtea iresn water, we had frAAn Irtiia aira va?lfVtxai A J ) .. 1 . . . . a-rwu ivui uaf a rviluUK Hl C I BUU UUIilJ; thp first thrpA rvf f hem ha rlpm.lr at uta irat found It added to our tormecU instead nf Tfillftvi n er th Am Wa aMioai v. v vvvv a wv v ovi by four brave Englishmen, who dashed & U - A A ... iui nio wiiicr it uiecv us, tne Drems era being very heavy. But for them I be lieve that we should have been drowned Thanks to Ihem xxa miatiiint.il inn harm 1 , .J uv Wl LU. A shall ever have for Englishmen tbe greatest rsiwui ttiuij uiau I'HU JOT DIS KIDO WÄfrt It nnlv from thA thnno-ht .f that tan which thean men threw themselves into tbe waves in ord-r to save us, and for all tbe Biieuuoa tney suosequentiy bestowed upon uo. m. ui lumr same ana voeir memory would gladly lay downny liie.

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J. XOCAL NOTICES. Ridges food is cla'swl aruonRsr; the reliable preparations of the day, as proved by uso and experience; it is always reliable. eatly prepared, and readily ta'en by the little folks, o Foster' Second Drawing takes place on the 3d of next mouth. Cupl'al rae, HU.jO gold. See auvtrtisement. o The best food for Infant is, doubtless, tbat which nature has intended, bat If the mother be Incapable of nursing her offspring, let Kldge's Food be fclven, it is all, nay. mora tban la claimed for it. BUSINESS NOTICES. The "Phoenix" brand pare White Lead, made by Eckstein, Ullis A Co,ls tho most economical paint you can oe. Every keg warranted. JBC TßUE TO YOUS TEBIU and they will ba trua to you. Nver wtll you need i if e odpd if you n.se t he HOJiODONT morning and evening. It imparts lndestrnctiblllty to tbe ename.i, keps H white and pollens, and wonderfaily improves the breath. KOOFLAXD's ü lilt MAN BiTTEKS Wld cure Dyspepsia. AVill cure I.tver Comrlftlnt. "Will care la!n la tneKide. Wlllcureail hiJicus llHoiders. ' Will cure Jaundice, will cure Marasmus. Will cure Sick. Hea.lache, Will cure Nervous VV easiness. Wid cure Oonstipation. Will purify (lie Lluoo, and Will strengthen and build yon cp to vig nrmiu lurnnn hctalth Foofland's Po!ophyllln Pills are nn active 1 vjTi ai i ii j; wuu'JUl UtlUKil Uf U1KI rtfSS v iv.ruic aaa nil iMuuun u wiui icViT, Proprietors, JUHNHiON. HOLLO WAY t COP.laHalnViin Ud1 Kirt.ll ..4. ww.4-ui. amu U v All UilllcLII. saOFTjrx.L. It does not m&ke any diSTcrenee how aovt re a rase or r-croru;a, uicer, yphlll8, I'lmple. ratan's Itoot and Herb Juices will cur it. evi i lUa, which hH bathed the skill of physicians, and for which they declare ihey caa do nothltgexoem. patch up. la eCeetualiy and pvrmaneutly curt-d. Catarrh, which, np to this Uine, hta had iu own It Is compleuv eradi cated. Khcomati(5m, with Its tormenting pains '3 speedily removed. Pimples, ulotchos, teuer, mal cause ir.ucn morimewion ana trouble, are banished in a short time. Aflcc(Una of tbe Uver und kidneva r uveromi.p. and those organs made to perform their i rcper func lons. iu a word, it renovates and brKces up ine wnoie ooay, excelling poisonous and impure matter from tbe biool and evstem. it is our desiie Wiat all ahou d receive the beneSt of tbe rer.iedy, and particularly sucli persons as have giv n np all hopa of ever hei:-g cured. Price il t per bottle. Sold by Wm. V. (Xx, IS cim v tusuiag on btrerii, sua oy arugststs. UNDERTAKERS' ÜUPPLIBS. UNDERTAKERS' GOODS Largest variety of Silver Plated Gooda, TaokR. Screw. Plate, Ornaments. IlandltB, Kobes, HEARSES AND CARRIAGE: Of Best Construction and Dedgns. Pneut Metallic Burial Cüe A1 CaiOif of h. and lieet Atetal, AirTIht, Kodnrin;; lor -enemtlous, Protecting erainkt Coutusion, Vermin, Water, or I ii trillion. "Address CRAXr, It It r ED t CO., Burial rns Department. ' 683 715 WEST KHiHTH ST., "incinnat1, 0. GjVRTCI80-8 MADISON HOUSE, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Centrally ImM, Elegantly Fcnusbcd, cii.tnoE nopcR ate. The Commercial Hotel of tha City. CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT At home, male or fenaale. ?-4U a week warranted. o cap ital requ red. Particulara and valuable sample sen free. Ad drew, with 6 cent rsnra stsmp, O. ROS-. W11i1amfbnrh, N. Y. Allen's Planet Jr. Drill and Ho ot "4iU cAam," and ban, pla, ibbauiu vrmm mix svm, mratr, ur, nd tit ... iw.tMflBiw,uf, aaitia. irr S. L. ALL KM k Ol., 11 8. U S.. Pbil., P. Thrw thr ttylr. CucvtuM Kus. A UTS AütST WAkTID la r-j Tvmm. F?irknkrs Standsr-d 2c!l XA h Of all klndr. at nr nr.'actr rsr' W5f . P. GALir?. QfKEBAL AtjrST, 4 and 4S v?LC3N. Tftnrtftssea St Scales repdlrcd by experienced workmen. FITS CURED A-i v person snfTarlnf' fxom tha above diät is requested to addrsa Dr. Price, said a trial botUeoi mediclno will be forwarded by expre. FBEE! Dr. Frice ia a regular physician, and hue mad the treatment of FITS Oil JSPiXEPST a study 'or years, and he will warran a curt by the use of nis retneay. ix not ran to send tr. him for trial bottle ; it costs nothing, and he WILL CIJRi: TOU, no matter of how long swarding your oase an; be, or now many ottaer remedies may fcavt. failed. Circulars ana t. stiinonlaia Bent with rSCE TRIAL BOTTLE. Addre I)R. C1IAS. T. PStZCE. 67 WLUlam street, Kew York. CONSUMPTION CURED To the Editor of the Indlanapolla 8enCnel: iinTEXMED Pbjknd Will yon pleasa Inform your readers that 1 have a poeltlve CUKE FOR COXSUMPTIOH and all disorders of the Throat and Luce, and mai, oy lis use in my prscuce, x nava onred handred of caaes, and will give $1,000 OO for a ease It will not benefit. Indeed, so strong la my faith. I will send a amplt. fre, to any offerer addrendng me. Please show this lettei to any one you may know who is Buffering fron: these diseases, and oblige. Farhfuily yours, B. T. r. BUST, 39 Will m street. New York. MANHOOD RESTORED. A victim of youthful imprudence, causing premature decay, nervous debility, eto having tried in va'.n every known remedy, has founc a simple self care, which he will end free tc nls fellow suOerers. Address J. K. KEEVES 78 Ntssaa street. New York. R 8 ALE OR RENT PLANING MILL Id runninir order, situated od corner or Home renne and randos street. For Dartlcalars in quire at Lt Walters A Hon 's stave factory omoe. ana mil sirsew, maianapoiia.

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For the flaest wheal land In tbe world. 43,000 ACRES III 1ZA11SAO I 50to75mllos we t of tha Missouri rlvfr, lylnr iI?,LhS,215t,ra: lirnch l:":oa raffle k: hZ through the nort hern edreof the tract, and the LeaVr-nworthAlenver K. K., now finished 40 miles wet, projected throuch Its oa hern tdr. fSreKtest abundance of most xreilent venlent. IhU tra-t Is s tuated In a well watS!A,5n.d l,,mlrcd re-Ion, and 1 unsurpassed IlK.pr?(i,,?flon 0'""all KraiD, frniu and veretab.e. Laatyear.iiotwUhMaiidin tne i;rav. hopnt rfi, winter wheat ptxxiaced Jroin 13 to 2 pOFheiiperaere.am! la other y-ars tbe aaraa wrlr.l.1,H.ve vaRed 33 bnhtLs cf iplendld winter wheat to the acre. 1 i"la?,,nn c"Kb rayrncn. purcho-sers ran I.f ny Ume diu-d for the huh;-ce. For MIEödJN.- , HartdMle, V'etchcst- conrty. ti. ULLV KLIt, FrfcElifort. Kas. OTKltiOO.OOOIX DAILT iSE TOWN X3T THE 1 WEST & SOUTH 10A MOM If, AGKM8 WAATED Pot tbo new book "SUO 'FSS in ni?.-IN-3-5J,'or t'Xr JLM JZi J? for eve vtv rfC- iw. yJXZ rrs-f-r owhow I'nMf.rsM Men. s . W VtT -arroei. UorkirSmn , HilSS IT ""uuRjjea ai:ci women. Tn atl u.yy Ket. save, loan and u--elt. J u:-: the booi needed ilreK.i, m u u vh 1 1 1 ic..t Circulars ird t-rms fre AdJ.C. Tr;UKl)Y A CO., ronrthMreet. 1 ircirpsil O INI Vet J7ÜP. SALU-PDnK WHITE t' teat p.Tt paid Jo nay ; TOU.MXX) SKF.n ODnccorboaneca far . :ash to icromUnr t-erd.?r. Aridre CLARK ft LOä WüKTii tobacco dealers. Felicity, Clermont couuty. o. Ä rTl-'K f home vsntv A HOME Wanted In theeonntrir f-.r n..n years, wm oothc and mv irt h' r,u', ?cod ro-pccttrble people without Fica'.l cl lldren ttt?m7' ForfQrt-er Information apply to fiOlk AGE.VTS IVANTEO TtLL IT ALL Tr. th, ,fe of . Mormoo ß "rt in ioirwiuctwn by Mrm. -li... 1 wwTun', exprrWoc hn til AuiJL T, 5 ?J". " do.ng.Trtc. of tlx anu Good. T. rJTL,. oraxctLaioa rusuauiAo to. .au LiTa. $7 OO A DAY Cary Egslenton, the celf ra ed author. For par. Pocton. New York, Chtcatro st. T w 13,000 A YBAiLg" jj" A5SI3 gyjjg. m rip OLY Jill I THE il Jvf. MfuU aiJ 4 Auij,:.e JtuUt.nA. ti Vntty prini.l and .n,i lUi.iru:Hi l-j --: : r XhUhiii of Uut Uf)l tj Ütcerwln-rt' i 4 ,.t lh -'Jh ufj.l lUh tv-fCiirif. txj-:hrr tr,.!i -v. V.oo.- ." riplur Utai rrf.r M the fitt t1nri;tt.i. i'Hi.vt Kl IN KVJLI. iliK.lN. ASH I'.KNVH lurr l,-tnff tin viclt pfie. .u bn,l , r et,-r ixj-ve r.tirttU furvr jj u,g c.iji tirnt. A n uy'U i . "It xzilt iCiJuMtl rßißfVK :iA,x:iftu :u.lenu, Uu r- imy rii ui;d ty.)i. n in tor!, if u. :x-r ofbriK.I -vcn i tii'Ltxim iimiK ii.t'iir not ro;ii'i' .'.. iimj HH tPJuf. frrtt.t t-;Ju t unit tiff I, s. mui ' tw.v U. V. tCBUitilSr c'cA. IS irm:,! '.: . au i urkDR1 V ATF roeUcal work containing a r III ?ft I L positive enre for Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood, etc. Sent free. Address Mkekill A Co , Watnrbnry, Conn., uaminc thla paper. I .. -..! A FOHTUFiE FOR 31Wyoming Monthly LOTTERY. Ltrni. hj Authority of an art of the Ltgiiiaiur. Tickets $1 act:. S ix for One Chance in every 9. Fifili Estracriiaary Irawis, 1 :as!i hlzc of SIOO.OOO 1 fftth Irizc or 30,000 1 Cash Ir!zc or üä.OOO I CaIi Irlzc or SO.OOO 51,025 dash Prices .imornt5ni to S3 50,000 Tb M GiuaoMinvrr Dri1nc w mArA over by Cal. Pttrtok, of B-nI of 1mit. T rrand kr Görmar Jtnwr Thi4 by TVkrt Htldm. TI, four bv Julra U koik. rWicfiN Sraau. Ormwm every 30 bays. avrnf wontnl. Libml pur. Por tall panlcmlaa aa4 Sr Circo' 1. Aildivw th VaiuiCT. J. M. PATTEE. Laramie City. Wyoming. H. B Urn CHr to oa tho II atom rociSo Boilrood, btwora Cbioovo amt OtttUa. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE ! OF HEAL. STATE. Notice Is hereby ei ven that, bv vlrtn of an order of the Civil Circuit Court of Marlon county, Ind., the ander igned, administrator of me estate 01 Pmiin liates, deceased, will sell at PDbllo sale the following described real etttate belocelDK to the estate of (aid deceased, tn-wit-Tbe ivest half of the south west quarter of seo uon iDiriyooe (ai), in townsbip seventeen (17). nnrtn of range five (o), east, in Marloa eoanty . Ind. PLACE AND TERMS OF 8 ALE. TtiA a a 1.1 ml oof afa 111 k. -. . anctlon, on tbe premises, in Law re tics townsbln Ii. rnivj .-uuuijr, u, 111UIMI), IQf J l USV O X April, in.", between the hours of 12 o'clock k. and o'clcek p. m.. to the bighest and best bidder, bat for not has than two-thiils ot Its appraised value, and mnject to tie undivided one-ihlrd fee simple interctt of Mary Bate-, widow of said deceased; one-third of the purchase rooney payable cash In haad on the day of sale: one-third In nine months, and the remaining oce third in tbteen months from tne day i f sale; tbe purchaser to give his notes lor the djeired payments bearln six percent, interest fiom sale., without relief trom vslnatiou r appratoement laws, and providing for rea onable attorney fee if suit beiastltuied thereon, with good freeuviu "ivwit; iu )pmTii 01 ine ULderalgned. SAMUEL CORY, Administrator.

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