Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 23, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1883 — Page 5

V 1'UE' INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. WEDNEly a IT. , JULY 11, 18S3. 5

ECCENTRIC Ml!. MURPHY.

A Blind Man's Undjinz Hatred of England. AThy h Erected a Granlto ObtlUk in Calvary Inscribed, To OatiMt the British Monarchy." INew York World.l Two hundred yards directly northeast fioai the iraposiDR soldiers' monument in Calvary Cemetery ia a gray granite obelisk which daily attracts the attention of visitor?. It ia the largest stone in the new portion of the cemetery, and its polished surface rises fifty-two feet from the base. An ornamental coping of white granite, formin:; a tquare of sixteen feet, incloses the obelisk. On the east side of the coping there is an inscription on the arch, sunk deep into the granite and emblazoned with jrold. The letters read: "Erected to Outlst the British Monarchy." Some who read the inscription openly express delight, while others think it out of place in a graveyard. Those who do not agree with the inscription adniirs the obelisk, which is very imposing. A granite plate facing the east side of the opins shows that the monument wa3 erected by Daniel Murphy, of Ballintobing, Township of Tralee, County Kerry, Ireland. On the north Mde of the obelisk, cut in po!i iüed granite tnd in raised letters. i3 a mortuary notice which shows that in one of the vaults lies the remains of Eleauor Murphy, of Donepa.1. wife of Daniel Murphy, who died in New York City in lSN- at the of eighty-two years. On the south elde ia a notice of the death of Solomon C. II. Murphy, twenty-three years cf a-jf-, and sou of Daniel Murphy. A DCEAELE MOS I'M EST. A stonemason was carries: letters oa the obelisk when he waa a3ked by the World relorter: 'lid you engrave the inscription on the face of the coping'."' "Yes, sir; and a very pretty sentiment it is," he replied. "Many coma tere, however, to wranp.e over it, but it will make thU sot the nicst fi mocs in the cemetery." "Do yr.u taint the obelisk wilt outlast the British Monarchy?" ' This siote.w til eland forever; or until it ii taken tiowp". It is made of ta:ncy granite, the tir.esi ard must durable in the world. Xo t xpenie bus been epared, and thera is no better finished wojk in the cemetery. T ,e eEgravinof 1 he letters ;o3t$2iJ aione. The.-e are liner n:orr.ments inthe cemetery lit instance. tUt .t Johnston, the dry g-xds uir:, whicy ctt iHO.OO) bat none mare tin Mbit. Ore nt rrcwli cme to see it every da." liaiiitl Murphy, wiw tiecied ibe obslife srd (uHd tilt inscription to bj pu; upoi i. lives in s-iiuiie style on tae i:orlhwts . corner of Madison and New Charij'j?rH streers. th :-i city, lie is wcr:h fJt'O.J, ard occupies t'i tint t'uor of a double apartment house whici he owns, lie ie seventy -threw years of a :e ard " &imtn with biu':dae.;- two years go. alter a feiere attick cf Brighl's diiea.-f; He crx to this country in 1SC2, and wori---d as a fi.rr.i t d in New Jerte , receiving n month and his board. AN OLD CITIZF.X. H w?" sub-juent1y a clerk ia a grocery store, ard afterward assistant ia the Old Ar-er csn Hoiel at the corner of Broadway and Earciav street, before the Astor Houe was built. "Twenty-five years a he eigagjd in the building trade, and aniwtd . fortu-ie rapid. v. He waj a Presidential Elector on the Iläncct k ticket in 1S80. and has always bcentoltd for his fervent but unssum ri aid in the can.M of Ireland. Mr. Murphy speke unreseivcdly to a World rerorUT of the obelisk. "The inscription on the cr.ning is ray own." he said "I want tha ob-slia'-c t o atlast the British monarchy. For the Government of England I have nothin but undyiDg hate, instilled in me by successive generations." "Is it merely a matter of patriotism?" "No. The estates of my ancestors in the County Veiford were confiscated durica the lein of ;een Elizabeth because- they would not rtricucce their religion. A va.it fortune wes taken from them, and that great wrong, together witi my patriotism, induced me to eiet the obelisk." "What will it cost?" "I have already spent $21,800 upon it, nnd shall t spend mere. I do not mini the mcr.ey, and am ready to give $."0,000 in cash to tr.e" leaders of any formidable and lea;i tin ate icovfEient thai is inaugurated against Krgiand in the cause of Ireland." F UND MTT KOT HOPELESS. Mr. iluiphy expects to recover his vision. Although 6event-tvvo vear3 old he looks twelve years younger. He has always been a Democrat, and takes great interest in American politics. Before he lost his siirht he personally superintended the selection of the stone for the obelisk and sketched lue design for it. FASCIATI WITH IHK STAGK. A Young Girl Moorned (or as Lost i Diovrt la the Chora of Comic Oper Com pari y Mii.w.vi xEE. July 7. The disAppcaranco la AnKust last, nieder very mysterious circumstances, of .lenine t'ouiad, a elxtcen-year-oM miss employed in a Yj.shii;ct'n iret füraily-ps governe, was cleared up today by the return cf the young girl to this city in charge of her brother, she having becocse fafciDA'ed with staue Ii fa, and left the city ecretly to jcin an opera company. Theyouns gill's i arcnu reside in ftubuau?, she com In 2 to this city about eighteen months r.?o and t4kin ; a situatlcn la the family of J. W. Keelan, who also cajie to iiilwaukee from the same city. Ja Auaut. about the l.'h. Khe left tiic houte tovLit a neihborlre dr;ig st are. and not aftcrsid seea. The police were ncliflod, anl a long but unsuccessful search followed. ljr brother aiso Fpeiit several waeks in a fruit' Feaicn, &d finally abai:Uot!el her as lesr. Oa Tuesday cveiiLg last whiie witaeasin? tr.e perlorniai e of a ccmic Op;ra in a Chicno theater, he v.hs r-rpiued to recopnia the fee of his sister mot? t he thorns slnKers. H ecurevl an Interview v. ith her, ard inauccd hert return home with fcim. ImrlEg a temporary visit of the BsiDn Idal C e?a C'omiany to thac.ty. ia August la;t, he rrscte an ei;j?gement witii tte obi puny, and knowing that her parents, who aroietlned and weic orte .-urroui ded with iveslth. wo'tld cT.ject to her Uconr.Uig an actress, failed to iuiorm thusi of her whertabouts. rrr.iLs above the clouds. Irofeor Crfmlej'a Two-boar Balloon Voyage He Views a Thander Storm Below Him, ard Slakes at Hazardous Descent. Kirpstcn (K. Y.) Special: At 3 p ra. on July 4, Trcfessor Chfrtes II. Grimloy ascended In a balloon from. Honesdale, Pa. At 5 o'clock; the same afternoon, er only two hoars later, te descended In the forests of the Neverslnk, alighting ia a large birob tr e standing In the southern slope of the mountains, facing the valley of tte wett bank of the Nevejink, at a distance of one and one-half miles from the lumber mills cf Revilo Malnix. The xerocaut says that he was fallowed thronshout the entire distance from Honehdale to the place where he descended by a violent thunder storm, the balloon keeping "about four miles jusdvar.(ecf the storm. The tcere aflorded by the rabidly purtuirg tempest, according to hisdeKilptioD. was vrracd and impressive la theextreme. Ills purpose was to refch the IIud.son Kiver, but jutt as he came orer tbe vallijy of the eversitik a terrific thunder storm burst over the mmmit of the great Elide Mountain, toward whtch the wlid was rat'Jdly carrying hira. Not wishing to t lunee into the terrlMe war of he eiements he mw racing tbere, be pulled the valre-strina; of his ballofn aud d'.'scended. a'iKhtiae. as before stated, in a la'ge birch tree. He fastened his balloon to a

l!rab at a height sixty feet from the ground, aal, illüicg down the trunk of the tree, made hU vat cut of the forest to tue residence of Andrew J. Maben. Here be remained over night. Ifcefcllowlrg morning be employed an nrabjr of woodsmen and went back to the place of his descent to get bis balloon, which, notwithstanding It partial collapse from the exhaustion of üu w ben he left it the evening before, was found fully expanded and oarlng at the liaiuof lrstetaer aboe the great tree. After great labor, beln? C"tnj elled to cut down no l?s txutn sixteen trees. IQey succeeded In getting the a-rial monster to tue ground without Injury. As won t the tas wes tzhaustedlt was tacked up and t rouht out of the woods, and thence by team to Bi Iniian H-a lion on the Ulster and Delaware Kilroad, about thirty miles frciu this city, where the Proteosor arlived late at night, tired,and hungry, but coui;rtJating himself on the mccess.'ul termloation of his trip. This afternoon he arrived In tt-is city on his vrav home to New York. New Yobk. July 7. Professor Crimsley arrived in itis city this cveniDg. Hesaj: täo'clock. after two ineffectual attempt, he fcecu'ed an ai: toritgeon the toiubs rl a Jar2 tree on the si Je et amc urtain In l ister County. An trebilloon f atcertd the vtlve-rord and tlio rip lhie were carried awMjr. Mr. Gr mley WMlelt bobbitig about at tlic u jaer f nd of 15o ftetot tlarlt roje. K lull In the wind let tte balloon sink ti anotlirr tree, where it esught. Then he s!;a down to the ground with uo frt'aur acciirnt ttisn a twelve-foot (ali htad tirst among the roots of the tree. THE CLIOLEKA. Ii LUYPT.

Exposed Bodies of Old Battlefields BreedinfZ Pestilnre and Death. Lonpon, July s The cholera epidemic in Egypt continues to spread rapidly andsteadily. The most extraordinary efforts to Eüf press it at Dimietta have thus far proved unavailing. The scourge makes daily headway up the Nile. Thera can hardly be a doubt now that it will reach Cairo. If it docs, inch are the miserable sanitary conditions of that capital, it will devastate the place and secure the central lodgements e3eential to a sure spread in all directions. It is timply ridiculous to talk of British sanitary regulations in Jizypt. There have been none to-day in all tha' sect'on of the country, between Kassapsin Lotks and Tel l.l Kehir, and for fifteen milessouth of the latter place, in the direction of Cairo, may be seen the bones of horses and men protruding from the ground where a year ao the victims of the war were buTied under a thin screen of loose sand, which long ago was blown away, leaving thousands of dtad human bodies a prey to the tropical sun cr equatorial rains, and to make appeals for pestilential punishment upon the invaders. The Continental press continue to express strODj dissatisfaction over what is called the lax action of the Knglhh authorities in Egypt. Caieo, July s. From Damietta nfnetysix decths Ircra cholera are reported to-day; Ma:;M.rah, forty-ei:ht; ßamanoud, tlx; TJ.eitin, ei.v, and or.ly one from Alexandria, fceve? al ca? cs occurred amon; t lie gens d'armes f rmius the cordci'.s around the infected disfr.cts. and particularly in tbe case of the rordens surrounding Samanoud. Fresh c;r?cns drawn arcund the old and infected ( nt 9 have become necessary. LrsDox, July S Lat Fn'day the pnpnlace at Urirjiiis-i, foripp the introduction of cr-ckra, refr.-cd to r.IIow t!;e Pe'drnularand Oi ier.tal Company's steamer Surat toland t'r e Irdisn taail even when fumigated. The Ita jfcn (jcvemment rrdcrfd tbe .5urat to fe'CZ:ioto uriderjr o twenty dats quarantine, ei d maintained tbe o.der, despite the fact il at the only pretext lor that action win I.owd to be a clerictl error ia the steamer's bi.'l of Ltalth. The purat went to Trieiti. A I.MPEXUIXO Bl'X,. The Fditor of the j Sifting; Ueiuands Satl.fnrtlou I'rom Sheahan, the Scnlptur. New Yotk, July .!. Colonel J. Armory Knox, of the Texas Sifting", and one of the principals in aa impending dcel, left town at O:."i0 thi3 mornit:, accumpacied by his second, II. F. ilcDerrnott. He left word with the clerk c f the holel that he would be gone until to-morrow. Nolhirg could be learned in regard to the whereabouts of I). B. Sheehar.. Il is supposed he i in New Jersey, and probably a meeting will take place today ia the vicinity of Hoboiipn. Knox and 6heahan Lave been the warmest friends for two years. Mr. Knox came to New Ycrk from Texas about turee- week? sf:p, and took quarters at the Hotel Dam, in Fuion Square. He had arraccred to return to Te"ES on Friday, and, to commemorate his ! enjoyable vibit here, resolved to give a dinner to a few of his more intimate friends. He intrusted the task of issuirs the invitations to Sir. Chase, who is an advertising ffrent. The latter sent out cards to Mr. Hamilton, an English gcn'Jeman, whose acquaintance Mr. Knox made some time ago, and to Janus Hoacb, ft playwright ot this city, Mr. Hugh Farrar McDermott and Mr. Sheahan. The dinner was given at an uptown rtsort, and lasted until midnight. Wine lit wed freely, and Mr. Sheahau, coraE under the influence, bean to abuse tue Ktiglishraan, greatly to the annoyance of Mr. Hsmilton, the English agent, and other gentlemen present. Finally the scuptorchanged the tuhjtct and denounced Texas as a lawless and altogether depraved Commonwealth. The Lone Star editor asserted that the North wss equally bad, to which. Sheahan replied: "You lie." Knox grew livid end returned the compliment. Before tbe meeting broke up the two men had egreeu tbat they must have satisfaction, and had selected seconds. It is rumored thsit John A. Knox, of the Texts ISif tings, and David B, bheehan, tbe fculptor, bad hostile meetings on Long Island and that the- former received a tissh wound. The rumor lacks coniirmation. A iifclUN OK ILitUOK. Incendiarism and Hobbery at Astoria, Orrtfou. 8as Franc iko, July An Astoria, Ore., dispatch ras: ' Darin?: tbe fre Tuesday nipht Creek and other foren fishermen plundered iDdiicrirulnitely, shipping the stolen goods by Kip t loads ecrcss the river. In the ccurs9 of the night a number of thieves we re arrested, but daring the excitement their confederates released them. The police recaptured severs! yesterday. Their friends threatened that if not released by 10 p. m. another cor;! aeration would follow. They number several hundred and were irif'.ed with strong liquor. A mscting of tte Council and several prominent citizens was held and a strong special force organized, the signal fcr ai5t:nbly arranged, and all ea'Qor s ordered to be cloted "at 10 p.m. About 1 a. m. an alarm wa sounded, and the Cc-mniitiea assembled. Three disreputable s.i loons found opea were filled with liquor-inilimed crowds. Thn proprietors refined to e'ese and tbe Committee marched to the sr;ct. Une saloonkeeper closed after some leuiorstrance, but the second refused. The place was forcibly clored. The other obeyed the order to leave town. The ttorrietcrof the third emphasized his refusal with a drawn weapon. He was arrested and bailed and tbe raob dispersed. A number of roughs were driven from town and considerable stolen property was restored in obedience tj a public proclamation threatening personal consequences. The town is now quitt and steps nave been taken to rebuild." Utalhof a Froinlneot Indlanlan. Shei.i;vvim.e. Ind., July 8. The death of Mr. Cyrus Mull recurred yesterday at his home, neur Manilla, in the edge of Rush County. Mr. Mull was one of the be&t known men tf Southern Indiana, being one of the most ex-ersive cattle dealers of the State. He was one o tbe Directors of the First NationtlBark of this city, and held the seme position in the First Nitiona! Bink of EcEhvil'e, where his son, Thomas Mull, is as-.'sta it cashier. Mr. Mull was near sixty years clj, and leaves a family cf grown children. The direct causa of his death was inflammation of the kidneys, his sickness lasting only two weeks.

THE SOI.IIKBS' ORPHANS.

A. Recent Viclt to One of Oar Noblest .State Charities A. llant KuterUloment. The children of the school at the Sotdies' Orphans' Home, near Knightetwn, gave a very interesting entertainment at the close of their achool year to the citizens of that place, entitled "Ited Ii:dirg Hood's Rescue," an operetta. The parts were well rendered and sustained by the children in a manner that would have done credit to older persons. Scene 1 Holiday : On" to the Kreen. tcene 2 In the grove: Meeting of Red P.Khxs Hood and tte wo):. fcene 3 Graadmaraas cottaee: Red Riding Heed's refcue. Scene 4 -Oos? of holiday : The ssie return of Red lading llwd. , Miss May Thompson, a sweet-vciced child of fourteen, impersonated "Red Rid'Og Hood" in a most natural manner. Neliia Lay ton sustained the character of "Mam" to the satisfaction of the audictce and vey creditably to henelf, while Daisy Torrac, as "Itobin," Opha Peters, ni "Buttercup. ' and llattie Robinson, as "Rose," al! sans: with a sweetness and ease that gave evidence of careful training, while the chormoffix little girls, representing blue bell", delighted old and young by their singintr. and graceful evolutions. Thi3 waa tue iirst eifort cf the children before strangers and away from the Institution, bat the children did well, and the management and teacher may justly feel proud of this tirä: elicit in public, and it is certainly gratifying to the citizens of Indiana to kuov such good Lands are directing the care, education and training of these orphan children. The teachers in this department have bs?a untiring in their f ll'orts during the post yesr, as I learn from the Superintendent, Ir. J V. White, and we feel assured that these children have gTeat opportunities for ob?a:uin a thorough commou school education, and tnit their practical and domestic educttioa is a sat:; factory, and I am triad to add my tesLimony as to the practicability and necs;.ly for this Institution. There has been an avertge daily attendance of about l"0iu the orl har-Ege schools during the entire year. The health of the Institution has b?en vrry good except in May, whea an epedemic of mild scarlatina broke out. Notwithstanding this serious disease no deaths occurred. This certainly speaks well for those in charge of "The Heme," as well as the sanitary condition. l'e.?r families caa show as good a health record. This State charity is certainly well managed. Wayxe. Richmcnd, Ind., July 8, 1S.'. XillKlRK V1CIIUS. Fcneral of tho Family Killed hrsLocmotlve In Ciuoir.uatl Inqufot Over the Seven Kiated at KssSetL Pa. Cincinnati Social: Toe Kraacke family, who were all killed in a twinkling at the "Winton Place railway crossing by the "thunderbolt express," Tuesday evening, were buried today from Habig's undertaking rooms. All the bodies had been terribly ruutilattd, but so carefaliy htd ibe undertaker d ce bis work ihat th disfigurations wrrn scarcely noticeable. Cloibs hid the features wbit h the iron whet 1? h? d forever destroyed. A roll cf cotton supplied te piece of the head which bad been cut c:T from one ot the children, and this was coucealed benjath a facecloth. The funeral t-rv.res were h'M inillabey's wo.-kshop, which was cleared for the occasion. The six coflins -ete placed at the herd of tbe room, ard in tuch a position th.it those; wishing to view the remains could easily pats among them. The throng in attendance was rf.nt. The workshop was jammed, and the stal 'e below was full, while great crowd jrithertd m the street, curioas3y inspecting the waiting hearses and watching for the appearsnce of the i o:lins. A larg nr.mber of Mr. and Mrs. Kraack's friends were jreseDt, or.d representatives were also I resent from tbe Odd Fellows and Herman Lcdre. No. Kn'ghts of Pythias, of which societies the head of the family wr.s n active member. AfUrthe concluion of the ehort and simple services thecofnns werec'osed and lowered to the ground floor on the elevator. I'ive Learsea were waiting to receive them, and slowly the coflins conta'nine the parents and three oldest children were placed iii these gloomy vehicles. The coilin containing I he Eeven-year-old was put in a hack with some of the relatives of the family. "When all was ready the peculiar funeral procession started, the two hearses bearing the father and mother going abreast and leading. Never has there be en seen on the stre?tsof Cincinnati another such funeral. The st.-eeti along which it passed on ita way to the German" Protestant burying-ground on Walnut Hiil were thronged. The six bodie3 were büiifd in one wide, common grave. AWI1PS WROSG3, Hie Woman Said to Have Keen Made Crazy Wit li Choral and Put In an Aejlaru. EosT05, Mass., July C Judge Field, of the Supreme Court, to-day ordered a writ of habeas corpus to issue, returnable Friday, ia a case which will probably attract some attention whea the facts are developed at the hearing. The object of the writ is to secure the release of a woman from the Liuatic Asylum in South Boston who has been t'iere but a few weeks, during most of which time it is claimed she h3s been perfectly sane. The woman, it is said, got into a stare of great nervous excitement oa account of real cr imsgined infidelity on the part of her husband, fr.d at tbe suggestion of the latter pat herself under tlie treatment of a phydciaa who was an intimate friend of the husbaad. Tho treatment consisted mainly of the administration of chloral, which was con tinned until the woman wes sent to the hospital on the certificate of the physician trat she was icsane. Among other things which the frier t's of the woman propose to show is that tbe husband visited the Superintendent of the librae As Ir.m five or six times before his jrifts waa admitted to ascertain tbe course i 3 pursue to nave a persoa committed toiae institution, and this, at a time, they say, h n no one had any reason to suppj-e she was ucipg to became ihsane. A Foraier Foreman for the l irra Swears It Is .Adulterated. Chicago, July t;. la the investigation before the Board of Tra ie Committee, in which McGeoch charges tho Fowler Bros, with adulteration of piir- ? Eteam laid, the case of the defense was or eluded this afternoon with the testimony of Professor BalCeld, of Rash Medicsl College, who exhibited a series of magnified photographs of lard and tal'.ow having their differences in crystaH'aon, together with Bpecimews of adulterated lard. The pmrecution then put on the etand V.'illiam Martin, formerly foreman for Fowler Bros., who corroborated the statement made by former witnesses, to the enect that tallow and beef had been mixed with nog fat atid put into the rendering tanks and the proJuct I ut in tierces and labelled "prime steam." Ie knew this positively, because he had entire charge of the rendering; that ia December last between 5,000 and 0.000 tierces of this stuff was made by Fowler Bros, any tieiced es prime steam lard. This evv.leaoa contradicts that given by Professor Rose, chemist tor Fowler Bros. Important Railroad Appointments. Fittsiiukg, July G J. N. McCuliough, First Vice President of the Teunsylvauia Ccmpanv, announces the following appointments: II. It. Deering, Assistant General I'aEenger Agent Chicsgo, fct. Louis and Pittsburg. Terre Haute and Indianapolis, Jfcffersoiiville, Madison and Indianapolis, and Indianapolis and Vincennes Fuilroatls, with headquarters at Indianapolis. Th appointment will take effect August 1. R. II. B'Dtley. General Bagage Agent of the Jef feiaoavlile, ilalisoa and Indianappllj Rail

rrd, w llli headquarters i.t PIttabunr, aotointrtecttJ tcke ellct to-morrow; 11. A. Ford. ton-ral i'a8.: in.r Accnt, Charles A. ScnJI Cl'Assls'ftiit I'ai3riKer Ai:nt of the JeflrrMTiVi'ie, Madi-oti nnd Indianapolis Raüroftl, with heii')Mf.rtra at Mt"il'arg. Sanforü'8 fir.er for Ioks cf sleep. liOl.f) IIKN BITI.EK'S VIEWS. lie Talks l'IriactJyt Yet Slasaes to Say V rj lllln to tlia Pclnt. ; lN"e.v Ycrlt Expres. The Oovern-ir as fur d in an excellent hun.or. end. vl ci asked abr.it the political outlook, tpid, rrLich one of his characteristic chuckles: "I can tiOt formell snything about it" "But you xnnii ha ? formed some opinion as to which party hr.s the - beat prospectjof winnirg in tüe Presidential contest?" "Well, n.w. I have been kept so bay with matters y ertainir to my oihee that i have not given ti e uc;.-ct a grat deal of thjuht lately, Lt.t it Ts my impression that the Demociaü wiil win if they are wide." "What il'j you mean when you Bay 'wims'.' " "I mean if they refrain fro:a coaumittins any Linnders." -Who eio you consider their strongest c&nd'djtte'.''' "1 would rather not say." ."How about Mr. Tilden's chances?" "lie would make a very fcirong candidate, I L-tlieve. It 13 largely in his favor that he was- to unfairly treated in The only (Vrbt in whether the reported condition of Lis rslth might not be agai ist him." "AVhat do you think of ex-Governor Hendriers' suggestion to run the old ticket?" "i do not wish to talk any further on that subu-ct." " Willyoa say whom you believe the Republ.caTis' ttrorgest candidate to be?" "RresiJent Arthur. His administration h? s been a very good on, and he has succeeded in overcoiaing the prejudica that prevailed R:ain3t Lim whea he assumed the clfce?" "Do you be'ieve the opposing factions wculd unite in Lis support ?" "I Bm of the opinion that he caa unite them if anybody can." "Whet do you think of Mr. Blaine's chances?" "A candidate rarely comes so near beine

I nominated aa Mr. Blaine has three time?," wrs the significant reply. "Wh-it do you suppose will be the issue in the iieit Presidential campaign?" ' Of issues there will be a great many. The n:cin thing will be the tari it" issue. If the D mccrats judiciously deal with that, certain si cce9 for them will be the result." "Don't you iLink that (he Republicans will have to devote more attention than they ) ere tofore have to the Southern States in order to succeed?" "They have always exerted themselves to swell their vote in the Ssutb, and can not, in my judgment, meet with any better success in that direction than they have ia the past." - : LOTTERIES. .Argument liefore formuaiter General Oresham on Their Lejaiity. AVashisgtos, July 5 The Postmaster General to-day beard arguments relative to the question of the If gal status of Lottery Companies, which involved the entire lottery question in all its phases. General W. W. Belknap and I'. W. Moulton appeared for the I.oui3iana Company, and Mr. ytinc.r will appear atainst tint" Company. It is understood be re prerents RoWrton. of Louisiana, who made a f ght in the House agjinst the Lottery Coujpar.y at the last session. It is claimed the Louisiana Company is enjoying j rivileges net accorded o'hers, whiie the C mfar-y maml&ins as it exits by and under tte laws of Louisiana, it is a legal institution, and should so be recozaized by the I'cstt llice Dtrsrtmer.t. D. Vi. Sanders, of Louisville, leprtEewts the interests of the Louisville Cr.mpany, bat was not heard todsf. Colcpel Moulton spoke three hours, ai d at the conclusion c t hi3 argument the Pcstmester (ieneral said the mere tact that a jf ltpry is recognised by a State as a lecil inftituiicn did not less-en the responsibility of tte Government in the premises. He sfemtd to think both Companies should bs placed on the Eame footing, but did not indicate what his views Rre concerning th? legality of the institution mentioned." he New Hampshire Senator-hl . Dovrn, N. H., Jr.',y 7. Jndfja Jeremiah, of 0 vtr, Süd v. hief Justice Dec, of Rollinsford, whose rsEies have both bctn used in fcallotia far United States Senate, positively ctate they will not eeeept uiuler confidcratiou even b7 a iuAuimas eitetion. It Is be'.ievea here by ihe Rollins and snti-Eoliin men therevill be a brek next week siul an acivijee zfide toward Chairman t'iiürles II. in", of Eicttr, generally looktd upon as a dark L( r;e. ' r.eantlful Women are made pallid and unattractive by functional irregularities, which Dr. Pierce's "Favciite Prescription" will infaliibljr cure. Thousands of testimonials. By druggists. Consumptives can be improved, and often ! cured by my recipe. Sent by mail for 2" j cents. John H. McAivin, formerly Tax Col lector, Lowell, Mass. Time flies, and so do diseases of the skin, wrhen that incomparable puririer of the cuticle and beautiher of the complexion, Glenn's Sulphur Soap, is used to disperse them. Pimples, blotches, sores and bruises an 1 las like are invaTiably removed by it. Hill's Hair ad Whisker Dye, Black cr Brown, 50c. Actors, vocslists, public speakers recommend lla!c'8 Hccey of Horeaocnd and Tar. Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one minute. Adice to ?tctner. Mrs. Window's Soothicg Syrup should always be uted when children are cutting teeth. It relieves the little suSerer a once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by relievirg tte eM'.d from psin, and the little cherub awakes as "bright as a button." It is Terr plc-asaut 'o taste. It soothes the j chilJ, Kitten's tte f iinw. a .leys nil pnia. relieves wlna, reculates tne rx)wew, ana is iDeoeFiKnawa remedy for diarrüea, whetaor arLsiug fnjia teething or other caut.es. TwentT-nve coats ft U3::lo. A. Card. To all who arc suffering fron the error and In diho-ctlonaof youth, nervous womiraiw, early decay, loss of Einhood, etc, I wlU send a recipe ttst will cura you, tree of Charge. This great remedy was discovered by a njlssicrarf la South America, fend a w'f uldresrel envolop-3 toBev. Jokern T. Inraaa. 6iMoa D. riew i'ork city. fekiniiy Men. "Wells' Health Rt-newer" restores health and vigor, cures dyspra, impotence, sexual debility. $1. Don't J1 in the House. "Rough on Raf." Clears out rah, mice, roaches, bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, chipmunks, gor hers. l."c Wll' "tvouäh on Corns." Ask for Wells' "Rough on Corns." 15c. uick, complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, t unions Qneru'i Cod Liver Oil Jellj-. Approved by the AcaJeroyof Medicine of New York for coughs, colds, bronchial aud tubercular consumption, scrofula and general debility. The most mild, bland and nutritious form in wi icq Ccd Liver Oi' can be used, and with mora fccrefit secured to the patlet t by a single caspoonfrd of this Jelly then by double the quantity of tbeliiaii oil, and the most delicate stomach will not reject it. For Falo by all druggists, and E. H. TRL'E.K, 293 Tearl stritt, New York. Türe Cod-Liver Oil mpde from selected livers, on the feashore, by Caswell, Hazard & Co.. New York. It is absolutely pure and sweet. PatieaU who have ouce taken It prefer it to all others. Physieiaiis have decided it superior to any ol the ouitr oils Ii, market. Chspped Baads, Face, rimples and rou?h skin cured by UFlni? Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hasard Co. JSe,w York.

rr-v n n mm SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE. Tbe Great Balsamic Distillation ot Witch Hrl, Anirrtran 11 n a, Canadi.'tn Far, Marigold, Clover ltlosooi, Ktc, For the lmmeaiate relief end Permanent Cure of every form of C-ttarrh. from a Simple Head Cold cr lcfliienza to the Ia cf tmell. Taste, and Hearli K, CrtiEh. Brouchitia. and lucipient Cocsutnpti.in. Kelitf in five minutes In any and every cae. Nothing like it. Uraleful. fräirraat, whvilesr.me. Türe lepii s from first application, aud Is rapid, rediral. rermanent, ar.d never failing. One lot'le l!a.1iral Cure, one box Catarrhal Solveht sud Sanford s Inhaler, all in one packace, foirciDi? a comrlete treatment, of all dniKtfsts tor f 1. Ai.lt for Banford's Kedical Cure. Poms 13RUQ and ChkmioalCo., Boston. For the relief and prevention, tbe ir.t-tant it is applied, of Ith?mnatinn, Ncuraltria, fci-Tiati-ca. Coachs, Co'.ds. Weak Bck, Sunach, and Dowels, HnootinR Pains. Numbness, Hysteria, Fenalo Pains, I'alpitat'on, Dycpepsia. Liver Com plaint, Bdlous Fever, Malaga, and Fpldemici', e COLLIN'S' PLVSTERS (gl Electric Battery combined with a Parous Plaster) and lauh at p&ln. 25c everywhere. , VJiic, 1 i 7 i 7 "ELECTP.ICW THE WISE PFEVENT SICKNESS. AHFORD'S A Pelifions Coniliir.ttion cf Imported (iioKcr. ChoioeArcmatics.aTi.l fhKsf nrr.ri.p....jr "VasUy eupericrtj all other g'niPTf, til of which are maJe wdh tbe Ptrcn;'( ft Alcohol. 1 Cures Coia,Chi!l. Feverish nd Ulieumntic eymptoras. Axna Pains, and jrataria. C ur Dyspepsia, Sick Hcaüa?h?, Pea fk-fc-BP8, HatnlL-ncy, Crarcps, Cholera Slorbiss, I vstntery. and Ills incid"nl to chncge of cliraslo." A i-Vuit Stimulant Without alcoholic reaclioa delicionsly Pavored. ptly inodkinal, San. Tarda Olner overcoat a extmustion, allays nervonsass. promotes sloep, eradicates a cravinlor intoiicarts, aad Etre-ic:hecs thozo reduced by Uis-ase. uehility, a .ui diwipaiion. fiSROod ta Sanford'. Av, id mrrcrtary dealers. Wiio.orafswceuts extra ?rr Lt try toforct.'ujmn voU their own orcfrs hPil yon caM for Saufoss OUiger. bo!.I by druggists, croctrs. elc. Totter Iru? an:I ( heiriral Co., Posfnn. Fa r-i Uä3 1 1; rtiii.:.!, stf i Pllf g1 Every Cosset i warranted satisfactory to it j woarPT jiM vciy 'way, r tho i.wncy will be retun led by the porson from vrhoui i-ureliased. Th inly Cor t pr n'i "vl I y oi;r !i,sdin(rf!'yinari not lniirlou f. tin4 w.: r. n.'l -ri'tur-J l ylo lii- mliiii ' nnt cjmf oi taule and pt-rfecttit-ting (,''" 't i vct ri.vli. " I'lillKs, by Mat!, Toofaire ToUt Ilralth Irv. r inz. I.SO. tetr-AJtnt'c Cl-SO AbJomlnrl oi'ra bevjx 2.O0. urlnr, (M.iO If eafth Preserving ne couiü) ?-J.00. Fura: For aale ty Ira.llnf lU'tall D.-aivr everyw Lere. CHICVGO COt:SFT CO., thicajro, xlL AJLSO FX) It HIL2 -EVYance Hunter & Co., 39 West WasJiiagtoB St., Indianapolis. PRICE. S1.2S. a THE j Admiration cr THE I WORLD. lM?'s.S.A.Allen's A WORLD'S EairRestorer IS PERFECTION! Public Benefactress. Mrs. s. A. Allen has justly camed tliis title, and thousands are this dcy rejoicing over a fine head of hair produced l.y lier unequaled preparation for restoring, invigorating, and beautifying the Hair. Her World's Hair Restorer qiiicldy cleanses the scalp, removing llandrufii and arrests the fall ; the hair, if gray, is changed to its natural color, giing it tie sr.me vitality and luxurious quantity as in youth. COMPLIMENTARY. "My hair is now restored to its youthful color ; I have not a gray hair left. Iam satisfied that the preparation is not a dye, but acts oa the secretions. My hair ceases to fall, which is certainly an advantage to me, who was in danger of becoming bald." This is the testimony of all who r use Mrs. S. A. Allen's p World's Hair Restorer. One Bottlo did it" THt is thexpression of many who have had their gray hair restored to its natural color, and their bald spot covered1 with hair, r.fter -inr one bottle of Wks. S. A. Allkn's Wc-kld's Hair Kes rokfia. 1 1 is not a dye. (hC4 (jflft per day athome. Sample worth $5 fre. uj tu cj,iii Addrea Ptinson A (V'., Portland, Me. 53 All New Enameled Gold and Flcni Chromo Caids. name on. lCc. W. Hvt'ard Works, West Haven, Ct. CS f S" ty wat;nrniiUprs. mil Vo. Oiopnfrj

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mm, Dis & co ! IXDIAXArOLIS, INI). We mako the beet Ton-IIorso Port abio Farm Engine in the market. Write for price and tonnt?. Wo have no agents and will soil at manufac-1 turors' prices. AreYOÜ 5ERT01S acd UCKYITILHEKGH The Howanl Ual. ranlc aud 5anotto Shield pad four other e'ectrl'; apjj.iauce. Th?!3 are invaluable, aai afforl sare auJ sr?edy ra lief In a'.l disease! a üervo ia er m i-"1 lr trpe. sicias Set Vöuh l'üMi'.ty, R(.?j m.ttistTS, Paraisl. Eollcrsy, A?opl?xy, Orerworxwl B r ara Eshtvis'.li-i or ujv. f Vital Ener7.Weat SiCt, Kidney Lily.se. yar.?, Lfver anJ alötats, aal all diseases of a personal nftt.i'fl. aid aro ADAPTFI) TO E0TH SEXES. No. I Shield, $4; No. A, $5; Na. 2, $!0. Nj. I Spinal, $15; Na, 2, $25. Ovarian No. I, $5; No. 2, $!2. Suspensory No. I. S4; No. A, S6; No. 2. Send for Illustrated Pamphlet. AMERICAN GALVANIC COJIP'V, Manufacturing and East-1 Weitcru Dupot, em Depor, i 1103 CUKSTNUTHT , 131 MADISOX ST., PHlLADELPdlA. TA. I CHlCAUO. ILL. VYE WANT GOOD AGENTS In every County la taa United s-'Utcs and Canada. VemcKTi iho.a having ability, euerer, and experience, whocs lo well and thcroughiy what they urjdertrke. We want nome to work siuijie Counties and others to budle from tea CoumitR to a v ht.'.e itte throvfi'J sub-sontp. A capital cf f.'iO vlll Lc sutl';-icr.: t haiille a State aadstait r.ctn-s iu rt ieajt . : Counilcs. r.OwlU be BUCic'iCtit lobirC:t lfl or 15 Counties, ac 1 Si5 for a sir County. All Invcanents are made ia troods, r lmI atro to tase beok all cods tin old and reluud inc.! y jf auy tieiieral A;ent ft!s to clear iet trur. y.r'v on a rrre raoitr-s' tiial.ora )urty rptntlrss than $100 in one um'.h, 1'cis Is an txuanminary oitVr and OTie th.t ivs every one a rliiii-te to make from S:tH) tu JVX Etrnth wliho'it try ii cf loi-s. There er? e:iorgU readers of liie .reu tin 1 who re cojn;.oUut in every way to her.dle cur goois. to ocir) every Cnnty lnihe1"iri;d S.aUs wi hin SJ oays. rrofits 1kk. No coicp'ii'o"'. .iticl9 id rr.vrit. Excluiv territory who wi:'d fk nvrc? stale amoii'it yen ran h vM. oivrleuee. Etc.. Fto. La'e d i-K;ripti-.e circular bent oa receipt of 0 one Cent stamjs. TENNER MANUFACTURING CO., 126 KinithBrld St., FIITSSrEO. IM. DR. H. F. PEERY'S VERMIFUGE, or "DEAD SHOT" FOR WORMS, T the best Worm Syrup in tha untried : It rn ho rel'i'il npon tn a osfa ard ptlectual reiiiPiiy for tdat liH-a., to which allchillrti arc moreor tt-MiKuTifi I Its speedy opt-rslion in nil smi lfn at larVt. ( !., FiWcr biiasms, given it aa uunvalled auperiutit;. EB!AH EYE BALSAM la a cort-ltl caira fir inflamrd Fye and Kyeli" llnndroti -f teatitnonialii citf ita ettieacy can furii.;hcd. Oitcn vhen the best mednnl aJci-o ha f .:lt"l to rrlia70 tbe putk-ct. a box of Koiuun 12 o llal aara hC2 cfiectod a radical cur. E- FERRKTT, 'Agent, Pfrl St., Xtw York. $525X3 Per Monti era. The b?(?t;eat ttiln on earth, aad a chacco of a lifetime. Our tew enlarged Electro 1'ortrMtj are the fmest In the world. Address vv. H. t'HIDK3TER & SON. 28 Bond Street, New York. S250 A MONT II. AK'ts wanted. OO b.t w-11. in artk-lM in l!m world. 1 amil w. Aiiww j ay ü:;ü i y',iu-vt , wn,

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What pive our CMUren rosy chYks, What c-iirts their fevers, mai thetu pleop ; Tin CHtr. V"li-n lalii.s fret and rrv bv turns. What cures their culic, kills their worms. Hut (WtrU. What quiet fy cures CV.nsti pal ion, Suiir Stomach, Cold, Indigestion. Hut CaOorU. 1'nrewed then tr Mtirrihine Syrups, Ciu-t.ir Oil uud 1'are'yne, and Hail ratoria! ..-", GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1873 The Favorite Nos. 393, 404 332, 351, 170, and his ether St)!e3. MILLIONS 7Zs OF them: FcrrLGHiSTSand AMATEURS. 4 P'jtih Biilbs. Jiran . L'lti", rrctich lvdtn, Am.TiL-an Bull. ALo Hants f or G rernh"ni)ft aud Window Gardon. ÄHiaÄasiBiEyico. 0 X '-S f 'i int:s, , FREE I ';4,Vllo-ht-sU;r1N.V.JiCliici50.IX THE INDIANA lTmW.TTl 1. a 0 a 1881883 THE YEAR Tbe Sctlr;11. is the rocoirnlzPd leading Democrat News; ? .t f the iüste. llacy new aniirtiyrcTetl tv'r.-stue btca introduced, Biaiiag It in Ell leiett- t SUPERIOR I -PACE 55-CCLL'MN PAPE4?. This euia-'S-1 edition -will he I .rnlahed, poataxe Irtc, at O 3NT 13 IiIjA XI. Matins it tte larct and cheapest cewspapsrla tüe M'tit, It will oor.taln TCe!I cousiJerol e 3 i. tori all oa every mliject. u!:.lcal or fecial, whlci my eri.-e. Iht'Corcrrtr.-'l pi:J Market reports of the Weekly Sentinel vi.i te complete. Its Agricultural ar.d irons , I'cpartroenis are in tbe lx?st ot fcf.ncs, and w'.i te a Ji.-tlnpi:isUiu feature, la a v? rd, ia i news, its editorials, literary, mtacellary, and ir; its per.tial readinar. It shall not Ixs Kcrpsf-ked by tny rper circulated in the 8:ata, ltid be T'er-. cularly adapted to the fatntly circle. Nothit' air? mn:i i.i the State caa afford to do wittont the Weekly Heutinel at the small cort at whtch ills lemoned. The gectix.cl. la fdditiou to Its superiority, la, morever, en Indiana paper, devoted to aad rcialiv represeuu Indiana lnterews, iohaeal aad oiht irwite, as no fortU'd raf1" i-1 or tiQ dj Qd ought, thertfore, to have prefrene over the racers of other t-tates. and we v Kemoerat to bear this in mind, and SELLCT YOUK UWN .TATE l'AFrii.'Kfcon you cviue U take bubso-tp-tions and nrnke np Clubs. Full re,orts ol tbe pmcoedinrs of the lately elected IJetsocratie lesilat;;re w Ul be eivea. iow is the time for evcrr DomXTat ia the 3tat to subK ribe loi tte üenüu c L TE RMS: WEEKLY. Slnt'e CopT without Preraiuta Clubs of 11 for ( 1 !X V8 of Ciuba ol iü........ ... ' .. u oa - M oa 25 00 DAILY. One Cory. One Year -9 03 One Copy, Six Monlhf ...... .- 5 00 One Copy. Three Months . b9 Oae Cory. One Month --.- 64 Sunday fientfne I, by nail, 12 03. Ajrnta making up Club teud lor aiy lufjnnation lesired. tpecir.:en Copies Irce. Adlrcss INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL CO.,

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