Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1883 — Page 5

THE INDIANA STATE SENT1NEU WEDNESDAY, FEBKUAIIY 28,188?.

MUTINY IN riUSON. A Number otCoavlet Im the Missouri renttontlary Itebel Md Set Fir to tha nrposa Shop. St. Loris, Feb. 23. Private advices from Jefferson City, Mo., says aerim fl Te is raging ia the Penitentiary. The report is that mutiny took place in the horse collar and barrels ahop3 of Jacob Stause & Co., and lhat Dare Taylor, a second term conTict, set fire to the ahop. The Fire Department rushed to the building, bit aa fast as the hoae was run out the convicts cut it, thns preventing the engines from doing any effective work Ur a time, but the guards finally overpowered the routineer and locked them up in the blind cells. Meanwhile tbe fire spread to the eboe shop of Geueck and that of the Standard Shoe Com

pany, and they are now burning. Ft. Locis, Feb '22 X Post-Diapalch. special from Jefferson City Rivea the following aeronaut of the emeute in the Penitentiary : The convict" had just returned to their chops from dinner to-day when a preconcerted mutiny broke out in the harness f hop of Jacob Strauss & Co. Fonr men seized Vanderu, foreman of the collar ahop, and told him to remain quiet. Four men also eeized Faider. foreman of the harness shop, and striprwl him of his clothing. John B. Johnson, the ringleader, a highway robber, under sentence for twelve years, ran isto the department where the horse collars are staffed ani set a lot of looie fctraw on fire. In a moment the building, with three bheps harness, collar hip was on fire. l'andemonit prevailed. "When the puarda ran in Tit. the hoe they were met by the convicts, v h cut tbe hi se. Johnson made an effort tc escape over the walls, but, despite the fact that he had a knife and a cluj, he was captured by Jesse ToMn and put in a dungeon. Ilia seven companions were also conüned in dark cella. The fire was got onder control, but has completely destroyed Strauss it Co.'s harness shop, collar shop and whip factory. The loss is $100,000. Gieseck's Pool and Sho? Company's less, $',000; Mi.senburs's Shoe Company, $30.000; State Weaving and Bute Machine hops, $10 000; Excelsior Loom Factory, $20.000. Total, withdani3ge to Minor State build.ngs, $300.000. LOST THEIU MOSEY, Fall are oC a Catholic Saving Institution Which l'ed the Money of Poor Depositor to Pay Interest. Lawrence, Mass., Feb. 2L-Seven sniH havo been instituted against tbe AugusUnlan Society, a Roman Catholic Organization, formed hero la 1S70 to receive deposits of parishioners of the Church. Attachments have been Issued for $27,000. and more are likely to follow. The Society wa forced by priests and subsequently char tercd by the Legislature with authority to hold property not exceeding f20O,0CO. A large amount of real estate. Including Church property, has been conveyed to the Society sinew lusi. when Father Fegan took charge of luaiTaias. 1 he depositors bad dilSculty la securing deposits and never! claims have been entered against IU It has been sclline; real estate for owe tlnio past, and haJ been a lare bwrrower of money from tbe banks. At a meeting of the depositors the la'ter were notified that no money ws l. ft. but the Society would endeavor to pay the Tito of vearlv. The indebt dnrrs is placed at ?.r.O,C0Q to depositor", and MCO.tw to nortg.-g'! holders. The depoitors u umber 7j), a xnijjri-y being poor female mill operatives. It is roi erallr believed thia la the culmination of sev eral ytais f.f gradual deprlclation t 1 cflaiis of the DOtlCtV. r atner O'Donnell, ono of its first controller, invested larselv In railroad stockt', resulting in heavy lrsMs. In addition to the poorer deposi tors, there are m-veral heavy fleoosik.r iron ?it, 000 down to 5.000. Much excitement exists ami the stat?meit"I the Sockti's condition will prob' bly be mae t a m etiug of prominent Catholics Sunday. Anxious depohiiors connnue to pour in aitschmen'B. Bohtms. Feb. 24 The Herald avs of the St AuKusU:ii'i Society that Its actual debt in round numbers t ?M,000. Dsductiug mortises to the amount of $110,' 00, there remains due me depositor SlCJ.fGO. SVaea the Siieiety was first forme 1 f'atholi'- began to deposit tbeir earnings with Father O'Doar.ell. His death ocurnd inll. and a deficit of 1.50 000 is taid to have existed then. The Interest bad al-vays been larz. eiiial line or ex"e1ins 6 ter eeut.. and as d?poits bed not ve nliv been well invested the remit has been that a coi-riilerable portion "! the dtpoij8 bave been paid out 1j interest; but bv fir th irreatest cau is found in the f'.ci hat in I87J the Society, then havtn a debto? !i5 MAi. i: began a new Church, adding to tbe debt oJ.uoo, and uMng the moucy of te xjsIiora to meet thl amount, wi'.h the exception ol tl.OTO. which wan raLsea by Hubscrlption. In ad dition to the turdeu enumerated there is anothe of larce macaitude. For twenty-fire years the society ban maintained Parochial tcboola at an estimated expense of C172.000, inc luding ( t ),000 exnended in remodeling old Churches ijt school rooms. To add to their load the Society Ave or six lyears a?o accepted charge of the St. Lawrence Church and tbe Church ot Immaculate Conception, which bad been considerably in debt. The depositors and public generally are concerned. Tbl result has come about through bad management and is in uo sense the result of roguery. Thec'ergjmeu now In charge made a foil exhibit of the condition of the Institution, and admit the money cf tb depositor is gone. They claim that by reducing the expenses and strengthening the revenues of tbe Cnurch they can eventually pay off the debt in full, but ihe question of Interest for tone years to come will be held la abeyance Its Indebtedness Will be Paid Dollar for Dollar if tb Depositors Havo Patience and Plnnty of It. Lawrence, Mass., Feb. 25. The Roman Catholic Cbu'ches, under the control of tbe An'iistinian fathers, were crowded at each cervicti to-day. It was expected that the priests would refer to tbe collapse of their Ssvines Institution. At St Mary's Church Vev. V. II McKvery, ßuperior of the Amer lean Urancn of toe Angustinian Order, sau it was proposed soon to cive a complete ntateniet;t of the Church finances. The Society would leave nothiEg undone toine its obligations It is considered that the morU'Bjic oa the Church property are com 1 aratively a slight inconvenience. The only matter forrenous consideretion is the inter eta of the depositors. It is laid the Boci cry's indebtedness is between $100.003 and JJiOO 000, bat with tbe receipt from three Churches and two Chapels in Lawrence and Methsen. with extraordinary tlTjrt h hqred to meet the financial . oblie tiom in a fpw years. lie exprea the utmo.'t cor hdence that tbe Catholics o Lawrecce wocld subscribe according to tbei meant to free the Church from its iudebied ness. To years ago he collected in New York. Pennsylvania and U,ton fllXK), wbica he applied to decrease the debt. Ti Society would Icav? nothing undone to meet pre me demands, and would not spo tbe immediate poor aunVr. He urged bi lieareis to be patient and the Society woukl pay them all. flev. -Corr. of the Church of Conception, told his people wonld rot repudiate its deba lar f r .di.llar. If they had Immaculat the Societ but pay do patience and contributed as Catholics, they their money in a hört time. would get Rev. Rjan.of St. Lawrence Church, gave che sanid advice, and said dividends would 4) paid depositors yearly and perhaps ocrener. Siie debt wts not Incurred by the the present htadiof the Parishes, but the responsibilities would be met by them, THE FLOODS. Tb ft Iyer H Leber Tbaa Eter Known a Cairo Elaeavhere. Caw.-. Keb. 21 The Oovemment Range now shows Hit y-two Inez, being a tlse of one and a half I'cnes Mcce lat nlgbt the bUheKt water ever known here. Tbe lettc are all in Rood condl (ton and large forces ol men are keeping watch The Alton gauge berin pa.'lng here at noon de ine no damag. The river is wow stationery at Padncah. A heavy rain last nibU Clearing weather at noon. ViKCE5N'Es, led., Fek. 23. The Wat ash Tiver is nadoblly rtewdii jr. but leaves a znultltu lo of lmwla luvate. Work snen were unable to Küt at tho a-1.6d-out 0lu and. Mlvislppi Itnllroad trat k until to-d.ty. reven hundred leetof uacx IseaUwinr, but it will be repa red sufCfifnt for iu bybundy. Two bnr.e belonKior to Mr. Trorably and one to lir. ilr ily were carried away by the Hood, rieverai buIJdin,; were badly d iraaeed at Kme!lvlile. iTtliey it Bra., at York, lost l.a0 bcnhel of wheaf. Thonsanda of bethels of coro are nndnr wate', and treat lit tercet la manifested byfrmer all pIolk the river a to the figure dUUJlerles are off.Tlt for dimaffed fyaia. ptably acosg the prUclpai losici by the VVtKa

Tttrar overflow was the ruin of a rart of the large

bridge across that river at Bloom Held, which creates a Ion of flS.0'0. Special to the Sentinel: Mckcie. Ind.. Feb. 24 In this cltr the food work lor the relief of the lufferer alou tbe Ohio River, wbo are mad destitute, tall eoutinues. About $1.000 In cash hw been raised and placed lu the nands of a Committee, who ara making Judicious expenditures. The entire hss been ihorauKhly organized for this work, and large sumsot moner from the different Townships are expected The ladies of M uncle are enpaeed in tbe manufacture of garment of different kinds, and the first of the week a car will be loaded wtih readr-made clothlPtr and provisions. A Committee will accompany the car and tee that proper distribution is made. Ueavy Damage Done to Property at Shawneetowo, I1L Tho Peopla SurTenna: for Kool and Khelter. KnAwsrvTowx. 111.. Feb. 2C The river is slowly falling. The water is nve leet nigner - 4 0 . a 1 I than ever before. The high wind moved many houses from their foundations. Several were swept away. Many are homeless. The people bave lost all and are suffering or shelter and food. The railroad depot as been swept away. It is eslima'.ed that the loss in this vicinity will be $2G0,C0O. Alone the ailsslssippt. Mf.m phis, Feb.ca The Appeal's Skipwitb, Misaissippi.specials says that for several days past the levees cow m course of construc tion here a-rumed a dargerous, thrtatnOut!oot, to much so that the surround ing country and planting interest felt much alarm. Captail Marshall aided by Major Holmes procured the entiro force roin Homo Caitto Levee worss ana nave . , i .i i now the levees unaer control, inereuy checking the impeidine danger. Three daysspoit was feared the levee works at Colonel Clay's plae, above Bolivar Jacdirf, where the terrible breaK occurred ast Fetruarv, could not bold tha ovtxow. but late repo3 from the Levee It jard indicate no danger above Greenville. The protection of the levee at Longwood is also in good condition. The river here is expected to come to a stand within twentjfour hours and with no additional rise irora above. The levees on the Uissisjippi ude of the river will protect the country from overflow. The Arkansas River. LiTTLi Rock. Feb. 21 The Arte.nsss liver bas rbun here four feet since Satur day night. The River at Cairo. Cairo. III.. Feb. '20. The river has risen over an inch last night, but bas not varied a half inch durin the day. A heavy wind is blowing to-night, but no danger ii apprehended from its elfocts. Everything re mains about the same as yesterday. WRECK KU AT SEA. The tilnmorgan Wrcofced et Sea The Cnptnla and Heven of the Crew Washed Overboard und Drowned. New Yokk, Feb. '21. The steamer Repubic, from Liverpool, met, February 1, lati tude fifty degrees thir!y-oue nv.ir.ues, longitude twenty degrees ten minutes, the steamer Glamor2an, Captain Court, from Liverpool the "th in-t, fcr Bos'.on. The Glamorgan was a wreck. The Republic took elf J. A May, first otlicer; W. A. Sffarbriclr, third ofiicer; William Falmer, b?etswain; J. CilrJ, carpenter; J. Whclan, Theo. Anderson, C. Anderson, E. Anderson, G. Boyle, C. Iluru and John llcriran, seamen; J. Cautiay, caief engineer; R. A. Afilet. second engineer; B. Clarke, third enpnetr; William üavey. fourth rr.gmeer; J. Kyan, watchman : J. F. Lee, J. Brecn, W. Clark, J. Doyle, R Gill.il. Cunrsincham, TatiicS Riley, J. Houston, R. Cok, R Clirton and Thomas ltrentiaTj, firemen; V. Ward, chief Bteward ; R. Wikon. chief cook; Peter Urooks, eecond cook; J. Fogg, mess-room boy; J. W. J. Iiernheimer, refrigerator nun; II. Cook, J. Curran, II. IJeach, l'atrick Mulligan, C. IIolbrook, Henry Malone, Lewis yasoo. S. Iav-ppn-.rf. (i Patterson. F. Kir.i? tnd O. .!rGreal, cattle men, and Thomas Doss, stow awav. The following were lost: Captain Court: A. 1. llobillard, second engineer; I). Will18ms and J. J. Jerand, seamen; J. Uarrett, second steward; Handy Cullen, pasctgsr, and an unknown man, a stowaway. l.arlv Wednesday niornine, following the departure of the ulamorgan, a tremendous sea struck her, carrying away the foremast, ail the ventilators and pipes, bridges and rails, and flooding all below decks. Friday, Saturday and Snnday succeeding the wind and sea increased in fury and the vessel hove too. Monday the weather moderated. and a few miles were made. Tuesday the storm returned with increased violence and a very high sea running. Thomas Conley. chief engineer, says the boatswain's store-room, passengers rooms, all aft rails, deck house, shaft and main mast were stove in. the front wheel house smashed and the stearing gear broken, and the forward, main and bunker hatches bunted. Tbe ship also opened np, fore and alt, through which the water poured, stop ping tbe engine?, leaving the vessel in the trough of the sea. All hands were ordered to bail the water with buckets, but sea after sea filled her again, fore and aft. At daylight we got sails over the hatches and other openings to keep out the water, but they gtve way. The day was then spent by the passengers and crew in bailing and working the pumps, but despite all exertions the water gained. Thursday the wta'her mod erated and we boarded no the hatches and kept up a steady bailing, uae pump was kept going, the others being broken or choked, lnat night we had given np working our only pump, as the sea vas breaking heavily over ih-vessel and there wa3 no shelter for thot on deck. Friday, ih weather Benin moderating, all hands were called to pumps, and damaees to the hatch overingu were repaired. We lost our wood and Fail, and now our hop. About noon a steamer Love in sig'it and bore down It proved to be the Republic. Captain Ir vine sent ns a boar, losing a man in launch in sr. That boat took some of our men. The &ea was running too high to continue the work of the rescue, but the weather raoder ali n about S, tbe lie ruble launched a sec od boat, and cur pruerger, tbe remaining officeM and crew, fifty-three in number, were saved. Tbe Captain and others men tioned above as lobt were swept awav in the attfulsea that wrecked the vessel Wednea day morninz at the bepincing of the sale. Culinm said he was wanted by the British Government to identify the Pho aix Park assassins. The Glamorgan was heavily keen. The value of her carvo Is not known. F. Forrester is the name of the Republic's teaman lost 1b lauuchicg the life boat. Three Ltttl Murderers. Special to the Sertlntl: C.VAXBVJLLE, Ind l eb. 20 -Three negro boys, Trank Downey, Willie Crump and Jim Lefis. aed thirteen, twelve and nine years respectively, stole a top from Willi Garraty, a white boy aged ten years. They refused to give it back. Garraty said h would tell a policeman about it, when Downevsiid: "I will kill yon Lefore yon hall tell on me" Tbe negroes then attacked Garratv with a club and brick, killing him alrnoetirtBtmtly. Ollicer Cahill arrested tbe negroes and slatei them on the charge ot murder. Children Wadly Hart. Boston. Feb. 22 At Milford to-day thirteen children were thrown from a doublerunner which struck a tree. Isearlyall were picked up unconscious. The names of the maimed are: Mamie Murray, leg broken, amputation nececsary; Edwin Ilcpau, leg croken. Internally injured; Lewis Crane and Willie Hlckey. badly bruised, internally injured; Lucy Oleason, severe injuries, legs and back; Mary Uoberty, badly iojoretL, face and head. -

iBisn ArrAias.

Förster Defends Ilia Administration atid Attacks Parnell, Charging Blm With Heading an Organization oS Crime. Log t,o., Feb. 22. In the Commons, Oorst's amendment was again debated. Louthsr promised conservative tupport to a vigorous policy toward Ireland. Förster defended his own course previous to his resijnation. But for the Phcenlx Park murders Ireland would have believed Parnell supreme and would, therefore, become ungovernable. Tbe recent disclosure Increased the suspicion that the Land League was connected with the outrages. The public expected Parnell would have explained this point. Ho mere disclaimer would be sufficient He charged Parnell with heading an organization which started an agitation that promoted outrages and incited murder. Parnell had reaped advantages from the agitation. He did not plan the outrages, but connived at their commission. Okley shouted, "It's a lie," several times. He was named for suspension and the suspension ordered 303 to 20. Forster resuming reiterted the charges, quoting from speeches in which Parnell said murder was unnecessary. Those who committed the Pbunex Park assassination had not acted on the letter, but according to the spirit of those Epeeches. Until Tarnen expressed rfgretand repented ne could not communicate with him. Feeling is now rising even in Ireland against the agitator. Parnell and friends have been unveiled and unti asked. Loud cries for Parnell. He did not move,. O'Donnell, attempting to interposedunng the SDeech. was ruled out of order. Hartmgb.n expressed surprise atFarnell's Mlence, which was an aiinisaion. prima facie, that a case had been established aciinst the Irish leaders. The Government hfed no intention of introducing any measure for an extensive change of noiicv with resard to Ireland that will be likely toarise strong party feeling and absorb a large portion ol the time oi tue nouse. DesDl'e repeated challenges cf the Govern ment the oDoosition had formulated no di rect cpeciric charges against them. He ked the House whether, seeing there was a ceneral agreement with regard to the policy of the Government, it would choose Gorist's amendment which, if carried, would have hi eilectof remo7iii3 the Ministry Irom clhce. rarnell Offers Ills Amendment to the Queen's Speech. Lostjos, Feb. 2o In the Commons rar nell moved his amendment to the address in reply to the speech from the Throne, attack ing the executive in Ireland for the admin istration of the crimes acf. The language cf the amendment is very violent and refers to 'uniust execution!." In movine the amendment Parnell sa'd that if there had heen any reductiou in the cumber of outraes in Ireland it is oniy Decause me peo le are bting kept down bv the crutal, terri ble coercion act, administered m a brutal, terrible way. He pointed to the f.irt that hardly any persons aritsted nnder the curfew clause had been convicted, and showed trat the power to arrest vras abused, lie complained of the conduct of the Irish Judi.es, mostly apointed for political reasons, and therefore unlit to try political caue?. When the people saw Juri. pecked and Judges turned Crown Prosecutors, all sympathy with law end order was destroyed, and the people in cvitably became abettors. If the Govern ruent after the Phoenix Park murders had relied on the sympathies of the people in stead of upon the tyrannical act, Ireland would have been tended. He protested against the proclamation oi meetings and prosecution of the press. Freedom of speech did net exist in Ireland. In the -Hynes and other murder cases the Juries were composed almost exclusively of Protestants, Castle tradesmen or acquaintance! of the Lord Lieutenant. Tbe administration of the law was detested by everybody. He defied the Government to continue to govern Ireland without the sympathy' of tha people. An r.mendment to the land act was urgent. thouch even that, would quench the spirit of Irish nationality. He believtd Cnamberlatn was one of the few Kogl is-h member -who correctly appreciated the Irish question. Ironical cheers. The Government bas cow a great oppor tunity to restore peacn and order in Ireland. He (Parnell) was conlidentot vic.ory, bav im; 1.000 000 Irish in America behind him The Attorney General for Ireland reply icg. condemned bringing charges without evidence. He appealed to the House whether Parnell's arguments justified his atrocious charges against the Government The charge of Jury packing was repudiated lie explained there were more rotes tan ts than Catholics upon the Juries because the Frotestants constitnted a maio.-ity ot the whole panel, harl Spencer would no more think of interfering with tbe trials in Ire land than be would in English Courts, Parneh'a amendment was rejected, 133 to 13. The Westmeath member gave notice he would ask tbe immediate release of Harring ton. elected member for estmeath. The Chief Secretary fcr Ireland denied Carey, the informer, was interviewed before testifying. Harrington declined to give xsorthcote a dav for discussing the motion asking the Committee to inquire into the release of Par nell, Dilion and O Kelly from Kilmaiuh&m Jail. Northcote will csnsider a course to pur sue. The Plots Discovered la Itraaaal. Bscsselb, Feb. 2ö. The house of an An archist here, who entertained Louise Michel when 8he was in urusstls recently, was Eearched by the police, who ee!ted three trunks. A majority of the documents con tained thertin, written in Russian and Italian, refer to an international plot. It is rumored that disclosures were made in connection with the dynamite explosion at Gansborten, and that the seizure of thee papers will lead to tho arrest of Louise Michel and several of her colleagues. The roan who was not funded by the explosion (Cyvoet) ia a weaver from Lyons. It is said the Trench Government baa demanded his extradition. It ia reported that the Anarchist docu ments exited here show that a plot has been organized to murder theCzarof Iiu?sia on the occaaiou of hia coronation. The Mine llarror. Chicago, Feb. 22 The Daily News' Braidwood, ill., special says the work of pumpiDg out the Diamond Mine continues. Two more large pumps are being placed in posi tion. It has been asserted by those in authority that the shaft will never be worked azain. As soon aa the bodies are re covered it will hd abandoned. Hngh J. Jewett. President of the Erie Railroad, principal owner of the Diamond Coal Com pan7, writes to Superintendent Fordyce to use every available means and spare no ex pense to recover the bodies of the victims. Tbe water has been lowered forty feet. The weather is turning cold and fears are enter tained that the pumps will freeze. rieaty of Assets. riTTsnuBo, Feb. 2G. The rumor that the iron firm of Jones 4c Langhlins, of this city. Lad failed is entirely without foundationCashier Sculley, of the First National Bank, where the firm does a Large businew, says Jon & Lacgblins are worth from 2, 000.000 to $3.000,000 over their liabilities. They are not borrowers and have no paper out. Itogardas Beaten. Locisvillk, Ky., Feb. 22 The day was cold end disagreeable, disappointing those who hoped for warm, sunny weather for the contest between Bogardus and Carver. The match was shot on the ground of the Jockey

Club near the city. . Only about TCOorSOO

persons were present. Considerable money was put up, bets being on an average at the opening ot about $100 on Bogardus and $G0 on Carver. Last night the latter's ftiends grew more confident and he crept uo in the pools. At the nlnety-slxtn bud uo gar a us missed, and Carver without a miss ran ont, defeating his opponent by one bird. Carver, 83; Bcgardus, 2. THE FIRE RECORD. A Komber of Fires Testerday Involving Heavy Axaa of Property and Life. Washisgton, Iowa, Feb. 2G.The fire in tbe business part of the town destroyed a number of buildines and stocks of good'. Loss, $05 000 to $75,000; insurance about $23,000. The heaviest sufferers are Schmidt .t Co., drv goods. $25 000; insurant, $20,000. First National Bank building, $8,000; no in surance. I J. linnkiy, restaurant, o,uuu; insurance, $2,300. 8. B. Demey, jeweler, $2,000; insurancs, $1,500. . Hoover, drugs $2,000; fully insured. Hugh Smith, low on building, $8.000; no insurance. 11. and v. Hchofield, bulling, $4,000; no insurance. Isaac Wsgner, buildings, no insurance. Detroit. Feb. 2u The residence cf Peter Pennen at Montague, Muskegan County, burned this morning. The hired girl named Mary Burr, and three children age, five and three years and one wek. perished in thetlames. Mrs. Dennen barely escaped from her sick-bed in her bare feet. Vai'ühaw. Miss.. Feb. 2G The entire town, except Burmingham'a Hotel and the depot, burned last night. The heaviest lcsers are Tucker it Sharp, John Mortality and Sharp, Tucker A: Co., all partially In ured. St. Locxs, Feb. 20 The mills of the St Joseph Lead Company, at Bonneterre, St iraucois County, Missouri, were totally de stroyed by fire yesterday morning, together with a large number of valuable machines Loss from $200.000 to $250,000; insurance not known. The property was owned chiefly in ew kork. Several hundred men are thrown out of work. New York, Feb. 20. Mrs. Hennessey and two children burned to death in their resi dence on Staten Island, while the husband and two sons were at Church. Another Comet. Special to the Eeniine'.: Rochester, N. Y., Feb. 23. The first comet of the year was discovered to-night, at 7:30. by Director Swift, of the Warner Observatory, abDUt two and a half degrees north of the star Beta in the constellation of Pegasns. It has a tail about one hilf of e degree long. Its motion is about twenty two hours and hftv minutes; decimation north about twenty five degrees. This makes the eighth comet discovered by Dr. bwift. and the first one found in the new Wamer Observatory. This oaiet is br?ght by telesc pic view, and promises to fce copjpie uous. Maryland to the front. Hop. Oden Bowie. ex-Governor of Mary land. President of lb." B.il'.itnore Citv IVsenwr Railway Conii uuv, also Prei?ent of the Maryland Jockey Club, says: "Both in my family and in my private Btables, sis well as thofeof the City Passenger Railway Com pany, I have for several years used bt. Jacob3 0il most satisfactorily." Such a state ment ought to convince every reader of this piper. The Bribery Caxr. Detroit, Mich., Feb. 21 The Bribery In vestigatiug Committee resumed the exanii nation of witnesses to-day at Lansing. R.-p resenta'.ive Burfou Tarker, of Monroe, cor roborated Deal's testimony last week, that the latter offered him (Monroe) the Pcstoflic-j and a $1.200 clerkship for his on if he would vote for Ferry. Thought Real meant to do him a kindness, not to b cor rupt Fisher, one of the proprietors cf tbe Grand Rapids Kagle, testified to the effort? of Hubbeil to fecurc the inllueno-3 of thi psper against Ferry, but subjequentlv ad mitted he was told thU by Parker did noi snow the tacts himsell. A positive fact of the age is the certainty of relief afforded in skin diseases by Glenn's Sulphur Soap. Hill s Hair ana Whisker Dye, liiack or Brown, 50c. Broadsides of coughing, with interludes of wheezing and sneezing, are heard in all public places. Hot strange! when everybody knows, or ought to knew, that Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar is an absolute and immediate counterblast to all pulmonary complaints, r or tale by all druggists. Pike a Toothache Drops cure in one min ute. A Weighty Family. Courier-Journal. Ur.PAif a. 0.. Feb. 7. A gentleman from Mason County, Illinois, 'gives the weights c an e.uaj.dinary family by the name of Uickey. The father's weight is 480 pounds the mother's, 2G: the eldest daughter, 30 second. 275: third. 20: the tint son. 220 eecond, 202; third. 200, and the fourth, 17 pounds. Mr. Hickey has two sisters, the oldest weiehine 310 pounds and the young est 270 pounds. The avera weight of this faanlv is 2i7 pounds, and all are living. Ited-rldden and Oared. W. K, Hueätis, of Emporia, Kaa., says that his wife had been sick nearly seven years, and for the last tour months bedridden. 8be has been treated by a numbei of physicians, and only grew worse. Her attention was called to Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medical Dis covery" and "Favorite Prescription." which she commenced using. In one week she could ait np, and in three weeks could walk about. By druggists. Wei De Meyer's Catarrh Cor stop hawking, snuffling, running nostrils poisonous mucuous dripping in the throat and pains over the eyes, purines tbe breath and restores the voice, taste, smell and hearing. An absolute cure for catarrh and all its symptom. As effective in cases of twenty years' standing as in ordinary colds. Dr. V el de Meyer's "Illustrated Treatise" on Catarrh mailed free on request. Cure, $1, of all drugpiste, or delivered bv D. B. Dewey & Co., 182 Fulton street, .New York. "Kougn on Kata.w Clears out raw, mice, roaches, flies. ants, 15c bedbugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. Druggists. Mother Swan's Worm Syrnp. Iofillihle, tasteless, harniles, cathartic; for feverihnes, restlcisaes?, woruif, consti pation. 25 2. "iiuchu-Pdb.M Qaick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney. Bladder and Urinary Discuses. $1. Druggists. forty Tears experience of an Cid Xfura Mas. tousabow's hoot in so vier is the pre scription of one ol the best fuinale Dnralclana aad nurses la the united Biatcs, and baa been oaea tor forty yean with never-fillng success, by miliiom of mothers f,r their children, it relieves tne child from vain, cure dysentery aad aiaxrnea, griping In the bowels and wind ooUc By gmxuj bealth to the child. It rests the mother, irlce. twenty-five cents a oottle. A Card. To all who are surerlne from the errors and .in discretions of youta, nervous weakness, early de cay, loaa of manhood, etc., I will send a recipe that will cure you, free of charye. This irreat remedy was discovered by a mlwdonary In Souta Arn eric. Bend a 3!f -addressed envelope to Eev. Josepn T. inman. Ptat'-on v. nerw Tora Ultx. Qneru'a Coil Lirer OH Jelly. Approved by tbe Academy of Medicine of New York foreouhs, c !!, bronchial and mbercnlar consurapOou. scrofula atid rrneral debility. The most mild. bUnd and ntitrlUous form in which Cod Liver oil can be used, and with more beneSt aecured to the patient by a ainrle tea poocul of this Jelly thvi by doubl .the quantity of the liquid oil, and the moat delicate Homach will not reißet it. "or aale by all dt-jtristJ, and E. H. TBUE3C, 598 Pearl Street, Kew York. 19

COMPLETE TREATMENT $1. A lncle doae of PanfonVs Badical Cure in stantly reU ves the most vi l.nt neez rsg or Hetd Colds, clears the head aa by mscic, sior warery discharges from thi Ncse and Kyes prey.ntu Kirglnjr Fio'ses lu tne Head, enres Aervou- Mraanori?, and subdues Chills aad Fever. In CbtouicC tarrh it cleanses the nasal paageR of fjnl mucus, restores the eisen of toll. ta.te; and hraiieg when affected, frre tbe head, throat, and bror - Mal tobet of offenoive mstwr.gweeten and purl ßes the breath, stop the cough and arrests tbe proerea of Catarrh toward Conn'iroDilon. One bof.le Radiral Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent aud one Dr. Sanfrd's Inhaler, in one package, of all drug?it. for 11. Ak for Sanfurd's Radical Cure. I'oTrcK Dat o and Chemical Co , Boston. aM I lain ror tne reiiei and prevenuon, QUuLIY,yrrie inbtant it is acpntd. t (,VJ Wfc-i 1x7 me lubtant y v voltaic-. Khenmatbra, k v I j J ca. Couehs, ( VjNA-1f:.bUniach. an V .S l'ains. Nmnb uut uaun 11 i.a iiriuni,ia, aColds. Week B ck. d Bowels, bfiootii k bueRi. HjKteria. rma?A Pjti lj!r.ltonn Ilccninsift. IJypr Cornnlsii' t Riliniia v Kever, Malaria, e? J Kiiieinloft, use COLLINS PI.sSTEKS CTRICW M - Pt a rrrp, aPorocs l'lastr) and Uughf.t . . ta ' I'ltlv (Vi J a-. t ys,u llftern Years of SntTrrrcp Hody Covered with (lamorii-Had Tirth Doctors-Paid Out 5UO-ho Cure No Hope. I will now s'ate that I made a rciTculoiHcure of one ot the worst -.ies of rtiu öin'-ise known The paiiectis a man of forty years old: hart cof fered fifteen yei. Iiis eyes. solp, and ner!j his whole body presented a frfprntiul pprararm Had Cad tne attention ci twelve ainrent pnysiciacs, who prwctibed tte 1 et retnedu s known to the profession, tucb:.Rs iooiae txta.vt-lnm. arenic, corrosive sublimate sarepan! a. etc Had paid tr 0 I .r medical treatment, with but dttle rel et. 1 prevailed upon him to me the Cuticura Uf sclv en t (blood p rifier) intirnallv and tho Cutlcuia ana Cuticura soao exUma'lr. no did eo ara was completely cureJ. The skin on his head. face, and mauy other part of his body. whi h presented a most loathsome appeareccc, 1$ now as soft asd smooth as a ioUT.'s. tiKh 110 cr or trace of the dUcae ls.'t tehlst'. Tie ha; now been curei twelve tnontas. Repnrtf d by F. II. KRO'A'N. K q . ban. we . S. C. Keferecce, Dr. II. Uaer, Criailcston, s C. Helpless for I laht Venra I'uablo to Walk lor One Tear Hi t b nl uu II tedt aud Knees A Wonderf tl Cure , I have hi! a mcsl wo-.iV:f ul cure of S lt Rheum. For scyentce-n vesrs I tnflVred with Holt Khc sm : 1 had it on ray head, fav, nerk, arms and leits. I was not able to walk, only on ray hrnd? and knees. I r ore year I hnve not been ablo vt help myself for tbiht years. I trie 1 hundred of retnedi ; not on. had the la-st tft'?c-. Tr e doctors said my ca'e was incuriib'e. So my päronts tiled everything that csmi aloctf. 1 s-w y ur advprtimeiit. ari o include 1 to try ciTvicrna kemkpies ThcCVTtrra bronuht the humor to the nrface r.f rny (.kin. It would rlrop off as it oime out, until iidw I am entirely wU. All I can ssy ia, I than yr.u rnoi-t heartily fr hit cure Aut person who think this let! r fraud, let thfni write or came aud see me ann nna r-n; ior tncmselves. WILL Mf!)XALI. 2512 Dea:boru s'., Chiecgo, 111. The Cnticnra Treatment, f ir the cure of Skin. Setlpand Hlood Ije. consists ia the in ternal use 01 ccncrp.A kisoi.vent, m? rc Llood PiiTi,1er, a- d the external u of Ci'tutra ami CTtkxt.a tow. the U'eat okiu Cures. P.ifa of cvTHTRA. smnil bxo. .ri0 cs. : lare box-. it. Ct TK I KA HF.SOI.VF.NT St pT l'.Hle. Ct TU I P.A oar. iS o.u crri'.TKA tntviNo t'oar, i5tt. Sold by all dr'jr;isH. I'adter Orcg nnd Clier.ilcil Co , l!t(in. T4 A Tl V fr Iri'pii'lV aüd r.irth Humors IjIxIj I ,fid Sicl i ßlt-nihfs use Ctniruru Kunp, a 1e!li'usly prfuin -'1 fkiii Kwautwter, and roilt, Hf.th Hnd Nur.--y saraiiro. At;solutely oure. 8les 181 a-rt Sfc l.txo.t CO cakes. An Open Secret. Tho fact is well understood that tho MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT is by far the best external known for man or beast. Tho reason why becomes an 'opon secret" when wo explain that 44 Mustang" penetrates skin, flesh and muscle to the Tery bone, rcmoTins all disease and soreness. No other liniment does this, hence nono other is so largely used or does such worlds of good 2 J. L. Mitchell. Attorney for riaintifl. OTATE OF INDIANA. Marion County, rs. In D the 8nierior Court of Marion County, in tho State of Indiana. No. 'J).b2t. Koom No. 2. Com plaint in attachment. Aewdiu Naltner vs. Jboma . Dolan. lie it known that on the vmh day of February, ISH'J. the above named plaintiff", by I U attorney, hied in the ottit-e of the Cltrk of the 8urribir lk)urtof Marion County, in the State of Indiana. hi complaint acainst the above named defend ant,Thoma J.DwUr.Hiid the sid plaintifi'huvine alRo " said date filed in open Court, tho aRidiivit of a competent th-ioii r!uwinn tbat mid defendant. Tbomas J Dölau Ik not a resident of tbe tt of Indiana; and that t&id artiott Is an neu m in attachment ani eimuhment; a wl that mli de-ft'Ti-laot ia a iieceMy party to fbIJ actiorj. Now, therefore, by order of aid Court, aaid o fi'iKiantlajt above named.i hereny notified of tht filinuand pendency of Raid complnlnt apfthist Mm. and that unlei he appear and anweror demur thereto at the railing ot A cati?c o?i the 7tb day of May, 1SS.1. Uie sani( bc-ins the first judicial day of a term of said Court, o be bciiun and held at the Court House in the Hty of ItidiNnaiNtlia. oa the first Monday in May, lS.s.3, said complaint and the matter ana things therein -ontuined and alleged will be heard aud determined in bi ar.sence. feD27w.Hv MOS KS ii. McLATM. nerk. WE WANT GOOD AGENTS In every County In the Uulled Staeex and Can ada. We mean thoie having; ability, em riry, and experlebce. whom" do well aud thoroughly what they undertake. v'e want some towoik tluule Counties and others t Handle from ten Counties to a whole Stab throiuh sub-eutr. A cani'al of f jOJ will be i'lffl '.lent to hindl a State aud start agents in it lead 25 Cnu'itiea. l.'.Vl wtP be auflicieut to handln loor 1 f bounties, and f for a tittle County All investments are rnn.Je in BOodR, and we agreo to take back JI goods un-old and refund mo' py if aDV ieueral Aaeat M.'p to clesr less thau :X) on athnn montl-s' tll,ora County agent leas than J1U0 in one m ,ntl, Tr,i ii an extraordinary offer and one iha- ivt every ODe a chance to make from $!U0to0a mnDtb without any rii-k of loaa. There areenouuh readers of t'vSentiael whoarectmreent in every way to nanaie our goons, w seouro every county in the United States witnm 3U ans rrontsi rue. No competition. Article of merit. Kxelusive territory who could ak moret state imonnt von can invest, experience, Lto.. Eu Larae de acrlptiva circular tent on receipt of 3 one cent "UampBfiENNER rjANUFACTÜR,lje co 116 SrallBfleld fct., MUSBl'KO. Pa SAFE ailll SPEEDY o?Ä?W?" VAVtfi CH DTI IMC lormatlon and im I (J I uu i uiiwcu.'ars sent free write to OWJRQE LEK. Courier Journal Building-, Louiayille, Ky.

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1883 1883 FOR THE YEAR Tbe Sentinel 1 the reoomJ lesiirü Inv erat Nefpajxr of the f ute !a jr new n .c i proved featurrs baye been iut o iucrd. ttailntia in all Tvt pc-cis a SUPER.'Crl 8-PAGE fe-COLL'i'N PAFER. . por-iare-Tbls enlarged edition will be furnished free, at Z 3NT 33 LIj AH.. Haklrgi the largest arfl cbespes Ue We-L DCH.xjspei la It rontain well cor si5ord editorial! on ert'ry Fi)jft. poliMra ,.r fa-i', w-i"n may r.M'. 'i heO ramercial Knl :;:kvt rr r :rtf f the v( eki S.-ntir:el will 1 rorri;!t-f. 1?. Arricul-"irttlu-,1 i;.-rnf terii?nii ; ü trf Jp thelK2Ktol h uiJt. ai d will be a ditiiuKuisMng f-ature. Ia a word, in i s news, i's edtioiialn, rary, inlacvHany. and in in general re.ci e. It jhah not b nrjiU'eeii by any at tr -f n-uli-twl uj xi.tf S'ate. Itl!l be particularly adi'ptt-d 'o i be fTni;y circle. No tlunkm man In ttf Lu:t can a.T m to 0 i'liKiit tbe Wet-Hy -eniinel ut ;ie n.i.;ll cost at niiuh it U fcrtdrhrd. It e rntiiel. io a-bii nn t.i f 'jpjic.rlty, U, t":rc-vtr, an Indiana pst.jr. ivrie i u nd epetia:iy r presents Ii:oia:ia's int.- pohn-al ai d othr: wlsf, ax no f jrein -r. rr v. i.l ir ran 1o, and ucT, D-crrfore, to bae prt-foronoc y r tbe bi'.H r of ether States, ard vi- Fk iipftkk rat to voar (Hr In mind, and Rl IK'f Vol?. UWN STATE I HER wl cti v n c( .K t take !ubscript'"o . and inske np CUilx. l . h r.-p-Tts of tbe proc c(tin7 of te lately eVrt d lmirratlo Iti.vlnt'.r-' i 1 h civeTi. Now in the time for evt rv lt r; wrat i:. tae t-tate to sub.'criba lor tbe entinl. TERMS: WEEKLY. Glorie Corr. without Premivn i VUof 11 for Chins cf 2:i. Clubs of oü .... s i ce 10 00 i O 00 i5 00 DAILY. One Copy, Ore Yctr- JlO CO Ore Copy, Six Months .. 5 00 t:i ''opy, Tbree Months 2 50 Oc Copy, Ore Mcnth. SA Sunday Sentinel, by mail, i2. CO. Agent. leaking up Clubs htni for ary lnlorra ti-Mi d'.irM. ST: ecimea Copies free. Adirces INDiAMAPOLIS SEUTIiiEL CO., INDIAN A POLLS, IN'D. Ocean Mail Steamship Co. TO AMI t;.(f BOSTON & BALTIMORE. Liverpool. Queendtown, C!ac?c;ovvt Londonderry and Oclvray - W -V PRFPAin PAss.tor: rr.i;xiF ATIiH for Krin'la and :'Rtives f-"m tl L:i OI'TIV, to nrv irailroad H. liont Steamhor.t landiuj: in t' c Western S:H . Avail iile at a rtniform irir fri in Livers, pool. SSriaiiol. ard ir, f;b:ou . 3 entiondcrry, Qucriihtowr. St lfat , a-.l also being- tbe only Line taking pacseng'.-rs i.lrect from lat named port. A No l'aa;c Tickets from America to aaKI place. Issue! at very lowest Rate I"xlt In 2:. Whatsoever the rertneiiot; arnownred, nlivay aarf rtalii the Allan Ilatc lofore piirrliaain;, tml bec me conviHced of advar.tirea offrrrd. Arcouimodatlou nn excelle. Apply to r.SVE &, ALDEri. Ä?rcnts. 114 AVaslilntrt' -t " r. Or to the Company's Agent a'l ( v.r tfce West Stoorage, Prepsid, 8 JI.O0, FOR S-A.T.Li. FOR SALE Matthews Piitent Renewable Memorandum Book. Fend for tampU cxpy and price lüt Sample neu t ro'paid to any aJdrw onjrec.rt of 50 cent for So 1, or 40 cr nw lor No. ' Add SENTINEL. HOMI-ANV IrirllananoUa. THE BIGGEST THIS& O'Jr .1 1J unrated K Sent fre. (new, E. Na&ON&LO. Ill "! su Kt . New York BURPEE'S SEEDS ÜBE WAR KauuL Noao Better. T iu lu tW:tj'.i5 of L p eutH!.'Tv t. f.ivr ili-u a TuJr tria.1 o will -t4 lr 60 tl-. o'f pacatPt ravch I iL K-rivwi.! '1 thol t t:r!:-tf. (it The C I V V l i i.fi 4TI If -i Ki.llN.tht? I u-r at a'.d l-r. i n i.ri., bivluf prruwii tnitit our St-d. ti. ia.hi ! re-w-t-n t . 1 17 I rw 7 4 ' au i T- 77 I oa. af lr 1 ( AMI VHlAk. so- 1 1- lb t: i-trr-l all iitLsou imiM our tmiuiuc rMft. laul 4 s-a-M nt maw Ma-lasm. lair .--t on f.vorü. Im- in i cm wnf mnr jiTiau tfay I n t m-m "n, f )unnL PhOT. V. e 4fl. r r0 I 1 AMI ,or tl.T.t ar. t E Kutiin mU grown tbi tou. Ni-W K V i!l:'irv rtf -rv arlv, t mrr ht1T -f hu- f.KuYti. ist.! t V(aIt' Itiillun Onion. rr.. u to m iiu 1'' t 4 .-. crr 1 of iM-t-rcr. tlofcc l.udiph. be: I i.rwwt'.' .u- ...inn MB. V li'ic kiK wn. 1 1 ?." iifr l.avmr r, Itut.-h f' hnr,: !Ial.ii.-r.'i l.'Ti- r. Ni 1rf " - ct Corn. -f drli.TM fr-lw". fr.t-jur.it i. : u"-.a ij.m g - lwm - . h-nxnUh )mima I"r-.'r. r-. r larrr. (5,5 l irai-r'. FvrIr t-'t' n K 3. ( urn .' r. W- f)T . A rompl-.-tr i-cvth!. -airdt ii l..r rt-liv.iar, kl ff ul.'iiur ulaaiif eUi"t ! ct - lur U ol0 . m. inj,, ( It nitii vsltic for r-.'Kcv. t-rrr nriril. T.Un.lh:,! all I TT II. OUf Will OTirC 1 .1 f. i liUf f Ü t"!l ' ... ..... . - IHS, k jncr In trtiln' lar. piw-Ini-H fr"Cn l.LI"(Tl. orAatrns ItHlaoata, 1 unr, l rtna a. . 11 n ItclTT I r. ft S 1" par(PT ). nmi ireii'iti ii--"-. hi. and llie On- Inl!r .MC.---lir "'l.-rtli T . T'-:1 IV ll! I Im llir W 4 Srt. STXY1'-. :;.'.: H .vW. JHiS, taitirullT iil.iirat.-l. ralu.-Mc ..f ar.y ) (ai . a in -ii i.l ii iiri tu is a iu w-a - . . , . .... . . - . - ritinrr.i cihi, pa. WarriK?. N(s 4T wi w v i w 9 ' v - v w m. askk O. afV am afa -V a". aVV i" f SI atl. -'.

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