Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 30, Number 52, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 January 1883 — Page 5

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OTE INDIANA STATE, SENTIT WEDNESDAY; JANUARY 1883JT

HON. IlOItACK UEFFßEN.

ore Ileuimlsccnce s Concerning Iiis Ca reer. -All A boot the Famonn HefTren-Moodj Da or ixtii. It seems lht la the regular session of tbe Legis lature of 161. M r. HeJrea. la tho course- fif heatetf pollti al debate, severely denounced and finally stigmatized aa a coward one Gideon C. Moody, tuen representing Japer and Pulaskj (k)'inucs, afterward a CuioDel In tbe Ninth Indian. Moody. a email man i slat ore and light In weight, knowtEg hin physical Inability to cope -with an antagonist who tipped the beam at nearly jOO pnuU, la a personal encounter, yet amauinir. uacer the Insult, challenged Ueflren :o Cbtaduel. Tbe challge waa accepted, and seconds being oboeu (Mody cr.injr upon bis friend Robert H. Milroy, then practicing law at Rensselaer, to act in the cap cut or him), tbe party set out on horseback for Kentucky, followed by a sijnd of reporters, who. in. turn, aa they ncared tUd mate I'ae. were followed by , an increasing crowd of curious countrymen anxious to witness too b:ooy a a ray Safely on tha Kentucky aide, lltflren, wben call! nton to make choice of weapons boiDf ue caaueogea j-nriy lu'ieaii oi ra xwinj piston, and to tne as onihniput of Moody's ccond, cboje ri3es we'hing thirty Twum. Aware of tbe disadvantage undr whu-b Moody would labor in attempting to fcht with auch weapons, Milroy promptly iefu9i to avree to their usr, and demanded that ileif'en make a further selection. After some delay HeflVea's peoond reported that ho was wil.li:g to fiznt with troadvrrds! llereaam. bfean-ö of the dHp-trlty In Bisa of the two principal, tae offer was promptly rejected. Heffren refused to make a t-noice of any other weapon, which to e-irtged Milroy that he sent a mesaz3 back to IlefTreu, by hia second, telling hitatnat he was a miserable eoward and that he (Milroy) would take Moody's place now atid fight him (lleffren) with elt ner ovoads words or talriyponnl rinjs, oreet bowls kuive, if he choe. Milroy, in ize and phi&iral strergth, was the equal of Heßren, r.euce that gentleman very wisely refused trie offer, naying he had no quarrel with Milroy, and left for Indiana witnout fighting a dutl. much to the dugustof the zealous reporters and excited coautryrnea. uapnuournal. The above is given in extenso aa a sample of Republican journalism of these times. A more bare-faceii tissue of falsehoods onld not be put ia print. All the letters that passed between the scmdi ia this affair were published at the time in Cincinnati and Indianapolis newspapers, and they present a history of the eise entirely at variance with the statements tbe Delphi Journal. Tbe facts gathered from the correspondents of the "second?," and of some gentlemen who were personall cognizant of all that transpired, are timply these: . When Mr. HelTren received a note from Moody asking where, outsideof the State, a further communication would reach him, he handed it to his next friend and forthwith took a train for Cincinnati. Mr. M'xjdy waa in due time informed that Mr lleffren would be pie a-twl to receive a further communication from him at the Harriet llone in the city above mentioned. On the following day, which was Saturday, the expected challenge came and was promptly accepted. The weapons selected by Mr. Hrfire-n were rifles, the place a well-known valley a boat eight miles soutneast of Cjvinsn. in Kentucky, and the time the following Mouday morning at sunrise. It then became the duty of Mr. lleffren" 8 second to pro luce the gatm, from which Mr. Moody should choose the one that best pleased his far.cy. Tbe riflaj presented weighed fourteen pounds each, bnt Judge Milroy, on behalf of Mr. Moody, peremptorily refufcd to accept either of tbe weapon on account of tLeir weight. Two twelve pound rifles were then supplied, of tame make and caliber as the heavier gun?, with offer to Moody that he should select one of the four, leaving Mr. Heffren to Choose from the three that would remain This oUVr was refilled becau e. as alleged, the heavier gun which Mr HeöVen would - selfCt might carry a bullet (sixty yards) more steadily than tbe lighter rifle whci would be selected by Moody. These concessions cn the part of Mr. IlefTren were all in violation of the rules of the "code," bu he was determined that Moody should be aecommooatod; so he agreed that Mr. Moody should take one of the licht rifles and he would take the other. To the utter astonishment of Mr. lleffren and his friend, an answer then came back that Mr. Moody would not accopt any of the terms offered by Mr. Heffren. but that Heffren must take one of the light rifles offered and that Mr. Moody would use a gun of his own, which turned out to be a sort of a hybrid betweeu a shotgun and a ritle, with a caliber that would accommodatea ball weighing over an ounce. It was at this point that Mr. lleffren' g second advi.-seü him to publish Moody a a coward and return to Indianapolis. Judge Milroy spoke privately to Mr. Heffren'a eeeond about taking tbe fight upon himself, but he made no formal proposition to do so. Mr. Heffren was unwilling that Moody should have even so slight a pretext for getting out of a light which he had challenged. An answer was therefore dispatched to Mr. Moody tbvt he would be at liberty to make use of his own gun and that Mr. Heffren would accept the riße selected for him by Mr. Moody. The Monday morning came, with rain and thunder and lightning, and the Kentucky Clay ras half way up to thi horses' knees; bat tbe carriage containing the Heffren party arrived upon the ground selected for the combat at the appointed time and impatiently waited until after 9 o'clock for Moody and bin friends. Finally the latter party arrived, Mr. Moody looking as if be had "just arisen from an attack of typhoid fever. He was accompanied by Gereral Fitch and Maj r Terrell, the latter of whom informed Mr. Heffren'a second that to force Moody to tight would be nothing but murder, and be-zged that he should be "let down" as easily as possible. Accordingly a letter h dictated for Moody by Mr. Heffren'a second, in which Moody retracted the offensive language which had provoked Mr. Hetfren's retort, upon which Mr. Heffren's retort fell to the ground, whereupon Moody withdraw his challenge. These who were of Mr. KefTren's party, and especially hia second ia this affair, mot pitively assert that he (lleffren) was ready end more than willing to tischt from first to last, ard came home-deeplv chagrined that the affair had to cud in a fiasco. Ll'XCKlES Or TBATEL.' Taaderbllt'a Proposed Trip to the Pacific This Week. Usw-Yokk, Jan. 25 Tbe largest, awellet, ard the mot noiatle railway excursion ever tAken in Ulla world, or probably In any otbir world, will start a; .od iiex wed net-day from the Gran! Central lX'pot.(&nd will be from New York to California -and reiurn, without a change fl car?. The Vanderbil'a. big and little, will take a quiet pleasure -'triDar-roas tbe continent. l.ur auperb coaches will mako up the festal train. There will be William fl. Vanderbiit's private dining car, and tbe .luxurious Uaguer s.eepers, "uarüeld" and "Ltn--colu." Then will follow au atteudai.ts' car filled with bniiks far servants and train men, for the party w ill Ue ooka. valets, xntdds, engineers, machinlits and electricians. K'JSTES Or Till PAETT. The folbwirg persons will constitute the party: Mr. and Mrs. Cnauncey M. Ik'pevr, Mr. and Mrs. vsiii;am II. VaiiUcrbut, Mr. ana Mm. Cornelius Yanderbllt. Mr and Mrs. JrVed Vandtrbllt. Captia Jacob Yanderbüt, Ur. and Mrs. Seward Webb, Mr. and Mr. Elliot F. Hhepard. Mr. and Mra. SicKay lirombty. Mr Gou? Yaudetbilt. Geneial Mat, Mr. Vande'bilt'a Wsu-m ManR3r, Mr. L. L. vVi-den, nd Mr. I.C. Chambers, the Auditor of th New York Central Railroad. Dtaide time there wl.l be tu male and Ix female aervants, a Master Mechanic with a full wrTol machiuista, a Morce teirph operator and a line man, with a qnantity of teleeraph wire, so that ia case of accident to tne train tne telegraph wire can be cut, an Internment attached, aiid the nearest station notified to keep tho track dear cntil tho necessary repiirs shall have been concluded. Mr. VanCerbilt's private steward and chef, and the conductor, brakemen, and porters, will make the rcuad trip. PBOGBAMMC OP THE TEIP. The tracks will be cleared of all otlier travel, an no stops will be made between this dty and ßt Lonis.excert for change of eriKinea, engineers, and firemen at Albany, byraens. Buffalo. Cleveland, and thereafter at intervala of about 1M miles. The schedule time during tie trip will be forty mil an hour. At St. Louia a step Of tour Aoura wUl occur, whence tbe train will proceed

and Southern ParJSc Railways. The return trio will be made via tbe Central and I'niou pitclfie

Boada to Chicazo. All the manaee it J the estem road have aent t$leKrapblc coxnpL'menta to Mr. anaerttit,onenng hi tne most reckitTa man ner the use of their rvspt-etlve roada wad the iorl erhclent service for the trip. At the fc tad quarters oi eacn oi tne aiaereut roas Mr. anoerm;t win invite the officials to accompany him to the end 01 tnelr lines, and they will apreot the invitation After leaving St. Louis they will atop one day at Pueblo, two daya each at Los .Angeles ant Ha it a Barbara, ana a week la ban rrancu-co, o-nriiig which time the entire company will pay a violl to u overnor atanaiora s ranch. CEEATfRK COMPORTS. In the palace car stateroom a 3 th a furnltUTO has been removed, and it has been refurnlahad wita new UDholste t. drapery, ets, and a mag nificent folates bvi. Jn ihla car Dr. and Mrs, Hewarrl Webb will receive thtir a nests. Iu the ale-dpera one of wblch ia intended for the ladia an l the other for tie nentUmen similar altera tions have been effected, one or the ataterooms belnir Ttrved for ibe oe of Mr. Yanderbllt. Jn tho dlüinff car, which Is aeventy two ft et in length, and certainly larger than half of the dinlnai rooms li Fifth avenue, a table hasten placed lengthwise, which will seat te nbo e party. A rexular bill of tar wl;l be served daily after tbe menus of the bet hotels In New York, the steward bavins: secured bills of fare from every prominent caterer in ihe city. Larrte stores of the moat expensive wine and confections have bien laid iu. and nothing hat been omitted in the way of luxuries that could cater to tbe tastes of the rao".t futtdloua gourmand. Iu the bif:e?e car has ben buii t amammrtth ice-box fox game which the party expect to ba en route. , TH BETfRX. On theii return Mrs. William H. Vaudcrbilt will give a yrad ball, with a game sopper. and Mrs. V. K. Vanderbilt also protoea to honor the return tf the party with a grand masinerade on the Tuesday alter Easter. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sioane, who are amoti tne invitea gntst, havhig gone to the ice carnival iu Montreal, will not be back in New York in time to start hence with the excursion, but will meet the com any en route from Niagara Fall. Yesterday afternoon the Mi'icr Mechanic made a long trip to teat ttm working of tne train. On Saturday morning the wtole train will be on exhitit'on at the Grand Central Denot, where a large number of people have been iavlted to inspect it. WI FE-Mt'KDKR. A Tase at Blver tails, Y71., Which Is Shroodd In Good leik.A of Mystery. Et. Faul, Minn., Jan. 27 A River Vails (Wis.) special to the Ploncer-Pre. gives particulars of a wife-murder there thia morning. About daylight Paul Appel knocked at the door of hia nearest neighbor's house, crying out that his wife was freien to ceath, and . asking assistance. Upon reacblrtr Appel's srixn'r the woman was found lyii g near the door, clothed only in her night-clothes dead, but scarcely cold". L'rxin her perou upon her Lead and breas-t e-p-illy -were bruises and dicol.ratio-ip, indicatlüg that her rJeuti had rot rosulttd from cold alone. The hortlfl-d neighbors at once dpatched mes.-engers to the village lor the ju per olnccrs. who repaired to the teen 9 aa soon ax possible and arre6ttd Apoel, whom they found bioekasied in his own house, which was Mirroundcd by armed men. There are uo wltnese to the traeedy, snd Appel ia very guarded in his statements. His atory is that be return-d from town at a la'e hour last td?ht, and, bewsr very mnch fjtigued, at once rettre 1 to bed with his w ile and iniant child. He claims to know noth'iig further an til he wan awakened by tbe cryi;i? of the child about daylight. 'At once noticing the absence of hi wife, he arosp, dressed him'lf, and went out of doors where he found her lying in tbe snow, deit. Hemakeino attcmot to account for the bruises upon htr head and tody. Trie neighbors ray that he has been In tbe haolt cf beating his wire when iu liquor. The surgeons report that the it juries received bv Mrs. A noel were insuffi cient of themselves to cause death. BRUTAL TREATMENT. Distressing; Story of the Yictira of a Yesart CaptslB't Iohamttnlly, Baltimore, Md., Jan. 27. There arc a number of casea of brutal treatment of sailors and Others employed oa the various yster-drrdelng schooners in the Chesapeake Day reported here every winter, some of tne Ciptalns of these vef.sf-ls beintc inhuman wretches. One f the most distressing of these cases came to light to-day. The vic tim was Charles Jenkio, who shipped as a Vreeny" about a week airo. When he went aboard the vewel he or.ly haa a scanty nuuplyof clothing. Hia feet and legs became terribly frost bitten, ana he states tnat while thus disabled, when his leet were so swollen that fie could iiot wear his shoes witnout suffering intense pain, tbe Captain compelled him to work by tbrea'enir g to throw him overboard. While hick aud unable to to protect himstlf. the Captain, he alleges, alno beat ana kicked him about like a dog. vv hen ce wanted to go to Baltimore tor treatment, the Cap tain would not brirg tim nor put him on any vessel coming into pirt Charles West, the Captain, has been ane-sted and the case placed in the hands of the United Statfs authorities. The man is row at the hospital, bis feet so badly frozen that he Is unable to stand. Cancbt la a Snow Slide. Dexvib, Jan. 23. The Tribune's Ounniäon special says: ''Yesterday two miners, Lawler and uwen, were caught in a snow el:de near Irwin and carried several hundred yards down- the side of the mountain. Owen, wiio had a lone pole used in the snow-shoe ing, succeeded in making a bole through the snow, thus enabling htm t) breathe until he could extricate himself. A large Eirty of miners, late in the night, found awler dead." Mlscegonution. W AtHisoTOJf, Jan. 21). The Supreme Court rendered a decision to-day in which it ia held that the law of Alabama prohibit ing miscegenation is not in contact with the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitu tion, or with civil rights legislation founded on it, for the reason that it applies the same punishment to notn offenders, white and blacic, witnout discrimination. He had just returned from his summer vacation, and describing the .mountain scenery to a lady friend, he asked: "Have you ever seen the Catskill Mountains? and she answered: "No! but I have seen tie Balls-congh-syrup." Death of a Yeteran dior. Nkwcomkestown, O., Jan. 24 Hon. James Patricks, tir.. the oldest ionrnalis: in Onio, died yes'erday at his home in New Phila delphia, at the advanced age of r.ineiy-one years. Mr. Patrick founded the Tuscarwas Chronicle-News the Advocate in which was the first paper ever published in Tuscarwaa County. He was father-in-ltw ol Joseph Medill, ofthe Ch.c-go TriDune. A Fireman' Fortune. The San Francisco (Cal.) Chronicle, in an article on the Fire Dcparrment of Ban FrarCC, giTes the following from Assistant Chief Engineer Matthew Brady: 'I have been subject to an aggrava'ing pain in my chest for over four years. I resorted to various modes of trea'ment to obtain relief. I have had my chest terribly bll&tered. No physician could tell what was the mnter with me. Two weeks ago I commenced u&in St. Jacob Oil." More cf the Clmbrla's Victims. Clevklasp, Jan. 21. Joseph Henbyand son, Joseph Panenn aud wife and two chil dren, destined for Cleveland, were also lost on the Cirabria. Hen by livtd here, and induced Tanerc, hia brother-in-law, and fain ily to leave their borne in Cracow, and sail for America Thousand of women bless the day on which Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" was made known to tbeni. In all those derangeraenta causing backache, draggii g-down fensations, nervous and general debility, it is a sovereign remedy. Its soo'.ning and healing propertiei render it of the utnio.-t value to ladies suffering . from "internal fever," congestion, intianunation or ulceration. By druggists. A Good Thing for Clerks, Farmers, Everybody. If yon are a good penman yon are independent and always eure of a comfortable living. Tbi3 beautiful art can be learned by an hour'a study and practice for a few evenings in your own home, by the nee of 8haylor's Compendium of Penmanship, which is an illustrative analysis of plain business and oramental writing, with book of instructions how to become not only a beauti ful penman but which will also qualify you for a teacher of the art Besides the above the compendium consists of engraved fac similes of beautiful written notes, receipt. Checks, specimena of oriental writing, bird,

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Agents wanted every where. At mm sea son of the year you can make from 31tto $50 weekly at your own home, as Saaylor's Compendium, costing only a trifle, enables any one to quickly and ea:-ily become en elegant penman. Reils at sigM, requires no talking. Send for confidential terras to agents. Roberta it Co., 7 Hurray street. New York. ' Th American University, YTe Lave the - pleasure of announcing the incorporation, with a comprehensive and permanent charter, of the American University lccited in Bo'ton, the names cf the incorporators being ller?. Bachsnan, Allen, Capen, Hnmiston. Wellington, Bradley, Libby, Flower, Thayer, Newell, Cartwright, Lincoln, Storer, Itowe and Emerson. Nature's Balaam for all complaints of the lung-, the throat, and the bronchial tube ia Hale's Honey of HorehoundaiidTar. Coughs and eclds vanishes if by magic under its soothwg, healing optratiou. Sold by all Pike's Toothache Drop3 cure in one minute. 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To all who are suffering from the errors and .II discretion cf youta, nervous weak:ies. early decay, ions of manhood, etc., I will Bend a recipe Cit will cure you, fr ol chergo. This great remedy waa discovered by a mlaaionary in South America. Send a self-fiddraMed ttveiope to Be. Josepn T. Inraan. Station D. New fork City. Forty Tean ßipertenea or an Old Hint MRS. WlXSbOW'g S00THDT3 BTtVT Ü the prescription ol one of tbe best female nhyslclaua and aurseafiithe United BnatM.nud baa been mud tor forty years wlti nevsr-fsiling fraocew, by millions of corners lor taoli children. It relievo thecnild from nam. cure dysentery and diarraca, nimg In the bowels and wind colic By giving boalth to the child. It resta tae mother, rrtce. rwentv-lve cnt nottle. lUKKR, Hoed & Hbndricks, Attorneys for Plaintiff. STATE OF INDIANA. Marion County, m: Iu the Superior Court of Marion County, in the state ci Indiana. No. UD.767. Complalat to foreclose a mormaue. Henry R. Bond, Tnif-toe, vs. Amanda Turner, Aurora Peyton. Oclatia Bjatty, Ocu?ia Green, et al. llt known, Uiat on Xha Vtf day of August, I-, the above namfnl rlalntiff. by his attonieyR. filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Marion County, in the rttate ol Indiana, hi complaint against the above named defendants; and the said plaintill", having Rlso tiled In open Court, to sid Superior Couri. tho aflUlavit ot a crmjetcnt person, rhowinn that said defendanta, Auiora Ptyton. Octavia Deatty and Octala (Jretn, are necesarv parties defendant to said complaint: that a cause of action exUts aeaiüKt them in relation ti r?al estate, that the ol-ject of said suit is to en force a lien, btlns for the Precloeure of a mortgage, and that said defendant', Aurora fcyt'Ui. oetavift B -aity and O -tavia Green, are not resideuts of the State of Indiana Now. therefore, bv order of said Court, said defendants last above named, are hereby notified of the liline and tendency of said complatnt against them, and that unless tney appear ana answer or demur thereto, at tne caiiina of said cause 011 the 2d day of April. 1.183. the same being the first Judicial day of a term of eaid Court, to be bejrun and lieia at the Court House iu the city of Indianapolis, on the first Monday in Aprl . lVvt. said coml.Kint. and the matters and things therein con tained and alleged. wUl tic neara ana determined in their absence. M0SE3 Ü. MCLA'N. Jan2lw3w Clerk. ANNUAL REPORT Of the Indianapolis Rollins Mill Company, showIn coall:ionN'ovim!jf Z), IUI: . Capval stock, (all paid up) ?CO0 000 00 Bonded indebtedues S0.U00 00 Other iadeoteineM - 2C3.JM3 67 AQUILLA President. J.TCTOMA. 1 FKEDEaiCK A. W. DAVIS, ntrrc'rra WII.LIaM MASSUR. luirtc.ira, AQUILLA JOSEi, J State or Indiana, Marion- County, s. We. whoe namt s are hereunto attached, do soU mly swear thttthe above and fort coin g is a tru and correct statement of the capital stock and indebtedness of the Indianapolis Roiling Mill Company on the dao above written. J. TflOMa?. 1 FREDERICK A. W. DXV13. ! WILI.ll MANSCS, f A(U1LLA JONK-i, J W. S. Mokax, fcccicury. iiitH-iitp.d and sworn to before me this 221 day of J'iur, A. Notary Public. rr fey vmMhD'y .03 arsS r:5g hfjf J Kimfn ff laut v eiiout lTäpa-rw, M) illiiftration-, pri aocuraie fiacrii.tio!is and valuable dirwtiona for planting Inno vritio of Vervtalle anil Flower KeH, PlBnto, Fruit Trto. etc luvalunlilo to all. ettioo1n!lv V Hr:Pt GardenT. H"nd tor it I D. M. FERRY Ä CO. ncrpniT Miru. THE COUt-GB OF TlIK tifEUTiCi, The Medical Denartmont of the American Unlvprslty, Boston. Mass . will beein the piimary ;rai1e of instruction of its erraded coiuse. (notomlcal, physicl'JCical, and chemical) on tne first Monday of April. IHs-T For information apply to the iTes'dent, Dr. J. K. Buchanan, 2 fcast Urooiline st., Boston. The 'acuity tor next winter's scwlO'i Is not yet complete. Physicians of cmire liberali'y of sentiment, thoronghly faail arwlth any rtf partment ot science appertaining to the medteal nrolewion. and efficient as teachers, will te eligible, and are invited to pnaent their claims. credf-ntUla. and views conft lentially to lr. 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