Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 24, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1883 — Page 5

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. WEDN!bliiX' JULY 16, 1883.

"SIIC LOVED Ml irOH MY 4 ELI.

BY L A PAIL. Jtmldat the rose, lo! my dear wife stands. Herself the isirest, sweetest flower of art, J tnmk. as from her slender, snow-white han Is She leu the honeypctaied blovsoins falL Amidst the roses while the daylight pales, Onr home st tads golden Ii ihs aettlnft- tan: JL.nd ':ieath our Tine-wreathed porch the never fa:; a To give me welcome when the day ü done. And wbeo I meet herhtppy, love-tit eyes. 1 know It cn QOt be thrr-:p;i s .rJld pelf That I hive won mv heart's most preciou prize she lovid and took me im ply lor myself: Amidst the rcf.es. lo! my darling stand. Her If the sweetest, fairest tliwer of all, I thick. a from her slender, anow-wblie hands the lets the honey-peialed blossoms falL THE HIDDEN HAND. By Mrs. Soutliworth. AlTKOK OK "THK BRIDI OF AX KTE5I5Q," "iBE PESEETED WlfB," ITC. CHAPTER I. THE K0CTCR5AL VISIT, v Whence Is that knocking tlow U't with me when every aoand appals me? I hear a knocking Ja tie south eatry! Hark! more knocking! Shakespeare. Knaricane Hall is a large old family hi Minor, Di.t of dark, red sandstone, in one of ;he lonelii it and wildest of the mountain regions of Virginia TLe etUte is surrounded on three sides by marge of steep, gray recks, spiked with clan J of dark evergreens, and called, from i:s husefbee form, the Devil's Hoof. On the fourth tide the ground gradually de; cf rids in broken rock and barren soil to the dga of the wild mountain stream known as t r e lievil'a Ran. When storms and flood 1 were high, the loud roaring of the wind through the wild mountain gorges, and the terriac raging of the torrent over its rocky course, gare to this ravage locality its ill-omened names of Devil's Hoof, Devil's Kun, and Hurricane Hall. Major Ira "Warfield, the lonelv proprietor cf the Hall, was a veteran officer, who, in ciiigust at what he supposed to be ill-requited services, had retired from public life to spend the evening of his vigorous ags on 1 his t'.a patrimonial estate. Ueie he lived in seclusion, with his old-fashioned housekeeper, Mrs. Condiment, and his old finally servants, and his f tvorite dog and horses. In witib Major WarSeld was tall and J.trorgly teilt, jike acme iron-limbed Douglas cf the olden tirue. In character Maj jr War lied was arrogtnt. dcmmeeiiu?, and rioleut ; qaslly loved and tnnd by Lis faiihfal ö!l family mmti fit hom: disl'ked and drerl" by bis neighbors and me lusintances atro d Z vbr, partly from h'iS LOUSe, and IWtl? li-mi uis Character, rixd nion him the appropriate name of Old ii urr otne. Tb re ws, however, other ground of aversion I eside that of h.'s arrogant mind, violent umj r nd doniiceeriug iihii. Old HurriCSne was said to te an oid bachelor, yet rumor wh'apered that thre wasiasDme otitcui pjit of t.'. wi ild, Liden away iroru liumaa sight, a deserted wife arid (tilrt. four, forlcrn. and harttirtkn. It was further whispered that tbe oider bi other of Ira Wartield had ru' steriouaiy ti'.-a prared, and not without icnie itifplcion of foul play on the part of the only person in the world who had a strong int.: eat in h.s "taking oil " However these thirds might be, it was known for a certainty that oM Unrricine had an only si star, widowd, sick and rwvr, who. with her son. diagged on a wretched ifecf ill-requited toil, eele privation, and painful infirmity, in a distant city, unaided, unsought and ancared for by ber ctnel brother. It was the n:ght of tbe last day of October, eightt en hutdred and forty-fire. The evening had closed in dark and gloomy. About dufk the wind arose In the northwest, driving up masses of leaden-haed clouds, and in a few mine tea tbe ground was cover i deep with snow, and the air was tilled with driving ileet. As this was All Hallow Eve, the dreadal inclemency of the weather did not prevent the negroes of Hurricane Hall from availing themselves of their caprioonj old master's permission, and going IT in a body to a ranjo break-down held in the quarters of their next neighbor. l'pon thiä evening, then, there was left at ihe halt only Major Warfield, Mrs. Condimi nt, his little old housekeeper, and 'Wool, hi- body tervant Karly in the evening the old house was shut up closely to keep out as much as possible the Bound of the storm that roared through the mountain chasms, and cannonaded the walls aa if determined to fores an en trace. As soon as she bad seen that all was safe, Mrs. Condiment went to bed and to aleep. It was about 10 o'clock that night that Old Hurricane, wrapped np in his quilted lannel dressing-gown, sat in his padded arm-chair before a warm and bright fire, taking his ease in his own bedroom. This was the hour of the coziest enjoyment to the self-indulgent Sybarite. And, indeed, every means and appliance of bodily comfort was at hand. Strong oaken shutters, and thick, heavy curtains at the windows, kept out every draft of air, and so deadened the sound of the wind that its subdued moaning was just sufficient to remind one of the stormy weather without in contrast to tbe bright warmth within. Old Hurricane, as I mid, tat well wrapped up in his wadded dressing-gown, reclining In his padded easy-chair, with his head thrown back and his feet upon the fire irons, toastirg his shins and sipping bis puncl. On his left band stood his cozy bed3ta', with its warm crimson cut tains festooned back, revealing the luxurious awell of the fall feather bed. and pillows with their enow white linen and larubswool blankets inviting repose. Detwen this bdtesd and the corner of ihs fire pi tee stood Old Ilurricann's ancient body-servant. Wool, engaged in warming acrimioa cloth nieht cap. "I take this," said Old Hurricane, as he sipped his panch and smacked his lips "I take this to be the very quintessence ot human enjoyment fitting here in my soft, warm chi ir before the tire, toasting my legs, sippirg my purcb, listening on the one hand to the storm without, and glancing on the other htnd at my comfortable bed waiting there to receive my r leipy bead. "I wonder now if there is anything on the face cf the earth that would tempt m to leave my ccsy li: eside and go abroad tonight? I wonder bow large a promise of pleat nre or profit or glory it would take now?" "Much as ebber Congress itse'f ouli eive if it give yr u a penance for all your sarvins," augrested WooL "Yes, acd more! for I wouldn't reave my heme C'ruforts to-night to insure not only tbe pension but the thanks of Congress," f aid the old man, replenishing his glass with attaining punch, and drinking it off leisurely. Tbe clock struck eleven. The old man again filled his glass, and, while aipping its contents, said: You may fill the warming pan and warm my bed. Wool. The fume of this fragrant punch are beginning to rise to my head and make me tleepy." The servant filled the warming-pan with flowing embers, shut down the lid, and thrust it between the sheets to heat the -couch of the luzurioua Old Hurricat.. The eld man continued to toast his feet, sip his purch and smack his lips. He finished his glass, tet it down, and was just in the act of -Jrawirg on his woolen night-cap preparatory to ttepping into his well-warmed bed, when be was suddenly startled by a loud ringing of 1 be ball-door bell. "What the foul Cend can that mean at this time cf Light?" exclaimed Oid Hurricane, dioppicg his night-cap. and turning sharply around toward Wool, who, warming-pan in band, atrxd staring with astonishment 'What doe that mean, I sskou?"' "'Deed, I dunno, aar, leas it's some be

nighted trabbeller in search o shelter out'n de storm." ' Humph! and in search of supper, too, of cocre, and everybody gone away or gone to bed but you and me." At this rjcoment the ringing was followed by a lend knocking. "Msrre, den't le's yon and rael'sten to it, ard then we alnt 'bliced to aturb ourselves w'd nsarerirgrf it," suggested Wool. What. tit', do jou think that I am going to turn a draf ear to a 6t ranger that comes ti my houfe for theltcr on bucü a Light as thia? Go and answer the bell directly." Yn.iar." "lint step look 'here mind I am not to be disturbed. H it is a traveler, tsk him in; st refreshments before him, show him to bf d. I'm not goirg to leave my warm room to welcome anybody to-night, please the Lcrd. Do you bear?'5 "Yea tar," sa'd the darkey retreating. As Won took at haded taper and opened 'Le doer leading from his roaster's chamber, the wind was heerd howling through the lorg passages ready to burst" into the cozy bedioom. "Suvr mi nooR. you scoundrel !" roared Old Hurricane, folding the skirt of his warm dreeing gown across his knees, and-hovering elfter to the fire. "Wool nuicklv obeyed and was heard re

treating down the steps. "Whew!" said the old man, spreading his bands over the b!aze with a look of comfort able appreciation. "What would induce ; to go abroad on auch a night as this? Winds blowing g'eat guns from the northwest snow falling fa&t from the heavens, and rising just as fait before the wind from the ground! cold as Lapland, dark as Erebus! No telling the earth from the sky. Whew!" and to comfort the cold thought, Old Hurricane poured out another gla&a of smoking I nnrh and began to sip iL "How I thank tbe Lord that I am not a doctor! If 1 were a doctor now, the sound of tbat tell at this hour cf the night would frighten me: I should think some old woman bed been taken with the pleurisy, and wanted me to get np and go out in the stcrm to turn out of my warm bed to ride ten miles through the snow to prescribe for her. A doctor never can feel sure, even in the worst of weathers, of a good night's rest. Lot, thank Heaven, I am free from all suck annoyances, and if I am sure of anything in this world it is of my comfortable sleep," said Old Hurricane, aa be sipped his punch, smacked bis lips and tcasted his feet. At this moment Wool reappeared. "Shct the door, votr villais! Do yoa intend to Btnd there holding it open on me all eight?" vociferated the old man. Wcol hastily closed the offauding portals, and hurried to his master's side. Well, sir, who was it rang tbe bell?" ' l'eae, niarstr r. sir, it wer' de Keberend Mr. Parson Goodwin." Goodwin? Been to make a sick-call. I Tjppose, flnd got caught in the snow-storm. I declare, it is as bad to be a parfion flj It IS tö be a dec or! Thank the Lord am not a parson. eittei! If I were, now, I might be called swsy frtm my c)sy arm-chair and lire side to ride twelve miles to comfort some old man djir got quinsy. Wool, here bei p me into bfd, pile bU more comforters, tiic me up warm, put a bottle of hot water to m V feet, aod linn and attend to tbe parson." aaid the old man getting up and moviDg toward his invltit g couch. "Sar' sar! siop r, if you leaxe'J cried Wool, going after Lim. "Why, wtat does the old fool mean?-' exclaimed Old Hurricane, angrily. "Sar, de JUverend Mr. Parson Goodwin say bow be meat see jou your3e'f, personable, alone." See me, you villain! Didn't you tell him thst I bad retired?" Yes, marfe, I tell hint how you wer' gone to bed and asleep more'n an hour ago, and be oidtrtd me to come wake you up, and say Low it were a matter o' life and death." "Life and death ! What have I to do with life and death? Ivron'tstii! If the parson wants to Me roe he will have to come np here!" eiclaimetl Old Hcrrlcane, suiting tbe ection to the word by jumping into bed and drawing all the comforteis and blankets up around his bead and shoulders. "Mus I fetch Ma reberence up sar?" "Ye. I wouldn't get np and go down to see Washington. Shut the door, you raecal, or I'll throw the boot jock at your wooden head !" Wool obeyed with alacrity, and in time to escape tie thre&tened missile. After an absence of a few minutes he was heard returning, attending upon the footSteps Of another. And the next minute he entered, ushericg in Kev. Mr. Goodwin, the parish minister of St. Mary's. "How do yon do? How do you do? Glad to see you, sir! glad to see you, though obliged to receive you in bed! Fact, is I caught a cold with this severe change of weather, and took a warm negus and got to bed to sweat it off. You'll excuse me! Wo 1, draw that 'easy-chair up to my bedside for worthy Mr. Goodwin, and bring him a glass of warm negus. It will do him good after his cold ride." "I thank you. Major Warfield. I will take the teat, bat not tbe negus, if you please, tcr night" "Xot the negns? Oh. come now. you are joking. Wfcy. it will keep yoa from catching cold, and be a most comfortable nightcap, ditosing you te sleep and sweat like a raby. of course you spend the night with us'."' "I thank you, no. I must take tbe road apain in a few minutes." "Take the road again to-night! Why, man alive, it is midnight, and the snow driving like all Lapland." "Sir. I am sorry to re fue yonr proffared hospitality, and leave your comfortable roof to-mght, and sorrier still to have to take you with me," said the pst r. gravely. "Take me with you! No. no, my eo3d sir no. no, that is too great a j oke ha! ha !'' "Sir, I fear tbat you will rind it a very serious cne! Your ervant told you that my errand was one of imminent urgency?" "Yep, something like life and death M "Exactly. Down in the cabin near the Punch Bowl ther- 's an old woman dying " 'Tbere! I knew it. I was just saying there miht be an old woman dving. But. my dear tir. v hat's that to ine?- What can I do? ' 'Ihmanity, sir, would prompt you." "Bn, my dear sir, how can I help her? I am ota pnyncim to precrioe." ' She i tar past a physician's h pip." "N'or am I a priest to hoar her ocfessicn " Her confsion God has already received." "Well. I am cot a lawyer to draw up her mill." No, sir; but yon were recently appointed ore et the Jatiices cf the Peace for Aliegien?" "Yes. Will, what of tbat? Tbatdo-snot ceruprie tbe duty of getting up out of my vaitn bed and g)iog through a snew atorin to tee an old woman expire." "1 regret to inconvenience you, sir; but in this instance your duty demands your attendarc at tbe bedside of this dying woman" "I tell yoa I can't go. and won't. Anything in reason I'll do. Anything I can send she shall have. Here! Wool, look in my breeches pocket, and take out my purre and hand it to me. And then go and wake up Mrs. Condiment, and ask her to till a large basket full of everything a poor dying woman may want, and yoa ahall carry it." "Spare your pains, ai r. The poor woman is already past all earthly, selfish wants. She only asks your presence at her dying bed." "But I can't go! I! The idea of turning out ot my warm bed and exposing myself to a snow-storm this time of night!" "Kit-use me for insisting, sir; but this is an crucial duty," said the parson, mildly but firmly. ."I'll I'll throw up my commission tomorrow!" growled the old man. "To-morrow yoa may do that; but meanwhile, to-night, being still in the commission of the peace, you are bound to get up and go with me to this woman's bedside." "And what the demon is wanted of me there'."' "To receive her dying deposition." "To receive a dying deposition! Good Heaven! wasshe murdered, then?" exclaimed

the old man. In alarm, as he started out of bed and began to draw on his nether garments. "Be composed she was not murdered," raid the (astor. "Well, then, what is it? Dying deposition? It most concern a crime!" exclaimed tha old man, hastily drawing on his c at. "H dots concern a Jennie." "What crime, for the love of Heaven?" "I am not at liberty to tell you. She will do that." "Woo?, go down and rouse up Jehl, and tell Mm to put Parson Goodwin's mule In the stable for the nieht. And tell bim tj !pat the black draught-horses to the c!oe c image and light boih the front lanters .'r we shall have a dark, stormy road Shut tbe d(or, yon interna' I bee your pardoa, parson, bnt that villian always leares the door ajar after him." The g:od pastor bowed gravely. And the mrjrr completed hia toi.et bv the time the servant returned and reported the cirri agi teadv. "The Devil's Punch Bowl!" was the order given by Old Hurricane as he lollowed the minister into the carriage. "And now, sir," he continued, addressing his CDmpanioa, "I think you bad better repeat tbat part of tbe Church litany that prays to be delivered from battle, murder and sudden death;' for if we should be so lucky as to escape Black Djnald and his gang, we ahall have at least an equal chance of being upset in the darkness of tnese dreadful mountains." The above we publish aa a specimen chapter: but the continuation of Ihis great story will be found only in the X. Y. Ledger. The Hidden Hand it the most popular atory we ever published, and Cap!tola, its spirited and attrextive heroine, is the greatest favorite of all heroines. Ask for tbe number dated J uly 28. which can now be had at any news cilice or book store. If you are not within reach of a news office, you can have that number of the Ledger mailed to ycu by sending six cents (postage stamps will do) to Robert Banner, publisher, 123 William street, N'ew York.

THE WEEK'S KW3. An Indian chief 100 years of a?e, named Louis Walso. died Friday at Lake George, N. Y. ITenry Ward Eeecher preached on "Infidelity," in the Flnt Pieibytcriaa Church at Chicago, last Sunday. Twelve soldiers were killed at Tripoli Wednesday by the exploalon ot a bomb which was being removed. The cholera is rapidly threading in Eyot, having reached a Tillage ia the suburbs of Cairo, The dei th liit increases dally. Cetewayo, the Zulu O.ief. ia on the warjvala "gain, and hts followers are slaughtetlug deteufole a m omen and children. Mm. Mary Ann (Jhandler. Mother ot tüe Secretrj of Ute Nary, died at Coocoid, N. II.. Stturday high, aged eighty two years. A Üepubllcan Senatorial Convention it being held at Stuart. Ia.. at which ?SO ballots have been ta en ana all tbe delegate are firm. A firm tl New York CirtisJl.Wr tuwiw TTi.ooo brstiela of No. '1 apring wheat ill elevatOiS at Milwaukee, for abluteut to Europe. A NtW Yoikweatbtr prophet ys ttat violent Ihcndtr itoini II J tOILidOTB" lu.ty l3 expend tliia week in Ua torkera Mi tea and Canala. Twenty-seven dollar of the GsreniEcM bo ds S'o'eu in Oonnertvill?, Ind., la Nivember, have been found in a Ciuclunatl lumber pile. TbemorlaUy in New York lty ro dartotc the pit wfCa fron l.iSltol.HO. Tbe weatnar i laTorabl f r a decrease, au i the figures ca HO tome aipreherjioii. In a raw-mill at MllUdore. WR, Friday, a boiler exrldtd, oni-hl' rf u being hurlet mr eifiand feet, just over the heal cf tivenlj men, withcut injuring an 5 body. On a narrow gauge road in Dodge Count, r; orgia. four cars wcut through a buminz brid e latt vvdFeday, by which three men Lst tbe r lir and tcu otlitra wem wounded. Governor Fotter. Spc aker Keller, Amos Twterd.snd otter Ohio inchavc Incnrpora'ed tie Walnut Land acd Coal Company, rf Bites Cointr, Missouri, with a capital of Sl.OOUOO The colored men's Convention in Tesat Ut week was addrested by Governor Ireland, wno urged tfce delcgatea to htcure homes whli lands t re cneap, and to educate their race. Nc ir Iirownl g. Mo., at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon, tbe biPgftgC Car and rotca cf a Jlurliu'.toa t ain n ere blown comn!etely over bv a cy. lone. Six r&Mexigera were injured, two or them fatally. E. C. digging of the layton, Ohio. ned;e fJoinpst v. Is badly wanted at Morga afield. Ky , firm hi h town ne departed a few day ince, leaving a valifce stuffed with atones aad 1M worth of uaraid L-Uls. George W. Smallej's cable letter isyi the reU tlona between Koeland and France have reached, thia week, the hihet point of tension a I are tue demon.stra'ion ot the Bontparuu Colonel under tbe Third Empire. Frank N. Scott, nt Indianapolis, who ato-d acCte4 in the Pol ire Court of awearing fllr as to the ige of the girl whom he wished a ticeass to marry, has been bound oyer to the upper Court and committed to Jail. Saturday, the National fete day of France. ws celebrated by unveiling Uie great statue of tha Republic. The statue holds in her hand an olive branch, which Is intended to indicate that tha period of violence ia passed. Mrs. General Phelps. Mrs. Walter Phelps and a child, while crosMog in a carriage, Saturday ereninjt. tbe Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Kail way, at Leroy, N. Y.. were struck .by an express train and all of them killed. Dr. Paarer, the State ve'erinary surgeon of 1111nol, finös numerous caaes of plaudern tu WhiteSide County, but the owners of the hire- qnenioa his right to bave them killed, and he his gona to Spilngfield to consult the Attorney Geaeral May Stultz. a seven -year-old girl of Waterford. Pa., quietly climbed ladders to a scaffolding sixty feet high, last Thursday, where ber fi'.her wai at work, to surprise him. rihe crew dizzy on a narrow plank, fell to the ground, and was instantly killed. Five archbishops and one hundred priets pa--ticirated lu the obsequies cf Archbishop Pu reell at Cincinnati. The face ot the dead wat visible to the a-ssemblage. Bishop GUmour delivered the eulogy. The remains were taken to St. Martin's for interment Grace Ctourtland. known as the"Wichof Wall Strttt," went from Chicago to Milwaukee. Friday evening, and meeuni; her daughter with William J oik son a street corner gave bim a ho-eajhtn-ring-Tbe girl Harted for the river, threatening 10 Crown herself. William IIath left I.tfayetle. lud', a', the outbreak cf the War. a mere suipling, aid has never sirce been heard from until Thnndy. wheu he a nt uotle- that he would appear and cltim his s' re of :tr.0 0 In the family property. HU aged father died last year. Cholera has apesred In tawrs thirty to forty milfs trom Cairo. Tbe r.riiih (iuvemmeot will MCd to Kgypt a surgeon e-ieial wbu ha had long experience in Iidi. France M fiu-ach Louis Pr tear, the chemist, to iuvesdsate the nature and origin of the dieae. Ilunter'a "Consolidated Bhowa" banoered to be inthewayof trie Missouri cjrlooo F idiy nizht, Tbe canvas was all bio wo tosbred. tb eata demot alized, and evwal of ihfectae overturned. Tre tears and a lot cf mo..ke; g-M inoe and contributed to Ibe general pandemonium. Edward Batka, a colored hotel waiter in New Yoik, recently gave elRlit n'cea of his bld for travf union to the vein of a man who nearly perished from gas "looting, 'or wl i 't he was prombed ten eer,t a drop Kot rtce'.vi g that amount of money, be bai brought suit for tiM. The new building r- th Indiana University at liicorrinctou was fin d by luht lug an t destroyed last 1 hurwlay mldnittnt. The miueum contained tbe collections of Rooert IuleOxeo and of Profetnor Jordan, valued at SlPO.i oo. whlci were reduced to afctes. Tbe library wai wholly ruined. Ctir It i a In made It a ppearacca in East Lwd m, and tbere is much excitement thereat The Kuglieh (tOTHiimnit ia aocmed f a dawdling plicy weich has permitted tha introducUo? of the aUesfe f'om the Jst. but in defense the Government ays it is flmple cholera; and not the Eanern plague. lion. IL V. Briggs, an attorney of Wyandotte, Mich., has been sent to the Insane Aaylao at Pontiac, through excessive Indulgence ia liquor. Uta chief delusion la tbat he la the Catho'lc Aichblabopof tbe Ifiocess. In the Court R3om b oiTered to prove that six angels had enleavorea to take his life. The platform of the Republican State (Convention of i'ennaylvania, after demanding a coatinaance of ths protec'i re policy, urges the distribution of surplus Federal revenue among the States, the redemption o rthe trade dollar and the adoption of measures to p -event saslated emigration. William LlndMy was nominated for otats Treasurer and Jerome B. Nlt for Auditor General. E. N. fsackett. a leading lawyer ef Erie, Pa., was on a train bound for New York, when hs was ordered by two detectives to surrender or be killed. Tbey were In search of a California bank defaulter, at a he partially answered the description, lie struck them, when be was handcuffed and taken to a b'atlon Houre, where he remained several hours before he could prove his identity. Farly Wednesday ' morning the river Thames ovettiowfd its banka at Loudon, f it., placing a depth of five feet of water at point which never before were reached by freshets. Iti s believed that nearly forty peraona were drowned, and the damage to property bids fair to be counted-by millions 1 1 rte bridges were swept away, and all trains bare been canceled. One lady wtowu re&cuel

from a small cottage has since become insane, and an unknown boy was carried over the dam while acresntirg for help. Mrs Aun Hevea ctrried four child.-tn klmultaueoutly through water reacaiug to 1 er bculder.' I'bil'p Obethaner. a nui?t Cisrman clt'zen of New Ad a'iy. s uiurdtreu naturtuy n gat by two diur-ien rcffisDi named Jack Hoaik aud Ihaasaa Luik. Obtrbaoat t' oacose wa lu falliug to ' move ct." raj idly enougt wten ordered to da so bv tbe rondrtns, nv to ue their own language, "tapped Mm" until he tt as dead. There ia a augguiiaa cf Ijtch law in the New Albany air. G!a(!ttote informed tbe merabars of the iiouse cf Common last eJ je lay that the Government awaUcd spr-logiea fnm Frauce for the baulshment cf the io valid Biitisn Contul trom Tamatave, wbicb rtsiilieid in tl speedy death; for atonping coromuniraUoM betern the man-of-war Dryad aEd the shore, and f r the coattnuHi imorisoncent of an Kuglisb midotiary named Säavr. e eneral Iirnett Gibh.of Tens, declares thst Genetal Crook did not rap nre tbe Ami hea; tbat. to the contrary, tbey captured bim. and (ntforcäl their demands upon bim. only pertnitltug I lm f leave the country in safety after he had r nmlsed to have the Govetument permit them to return without molest tiot to their reservation. lie says Crook captured only a few old men and vfisw. The Iowa Greenbackers, at their triste Conven tion last week, passed resolutions favor: ng civil service reform, a graduated income tax, a postal telegraph system, and tbe sbolitiou ef Ktllmad Cornnuaioners. Hon. J B. Weaver waa nominated for Governor, Sanford Kilpatrick for Lieutenant (icverror, D. W. Church for Supreme Judge and Mis Abbie O. Cantield for Superintendent of Public Instruction. Chafes E. Stratton, knewn to the civilized world as General Tom Thumb, died of sjoplexy Sunday at Mlddleboro, Mass. He had been slightly ladispced for several days, but was not thought to bs in a ferious condiiiou. Tom Thumb had traveled tte world over, arid seen, perbsps. millions of people who regarded him ss a great curiojity, thou jh there were a number of smaller dwarfs than be. It is not a matter of surprise tbat be died of apoplexy since be was essentially "one of the bovs" in his personal habits. The hail-storm which swept aoutheas'erly aero Iowa and Illinois on Thursday niht iinicted dcniage which can not be computed. In Sj:t County. Iowa, a tract of forty square miles waa devastated, and in Black Hawk t ounty a thmuand acrea of grain were ruined Trees were uprooted and windows broken in Galeaburg, Illinois. A Kioim equally ditasUous swept over Alton, unroofiDg the Methodist Church and blockading the treeta with fallen trees. Two freight cars were blown from the track at Atcbinson, Kansas. Samuel Potter, a wealthy furniture-dealer in ;it. Paul, has been cited to answer the charge of aa Englishwoman that he deserted her with five children in 18C9 and has bean living with another woman for tbe past six years. Mr. Potter admits bis marriage, but claims tbat the petitioner ran away from Halesworth, England, with his clerk, sud be thereiore came to toe United States with Dillon O'Brien. He ssys he will not be separated from the lady with whom he has lived for ten years, who has helped him to build np bis fortuue. TKIAL OF TWINE BINDERS.

Jtfore Glorj for the McCormick in a Con testat iteiuhigton, Ind. The Kexilt ef a Vote Ijr.ely in Favor of the NcConaltk. Special Correspondence of the Sentinel. KlMISGTO, Ind., July 11 In the trial of Twine Binders to day near this town, which was a warm one, tbe McCcrmict won another glorious victory. Tbe Kiipire, Champion, fcr. Paul, Dennett, Buckeye and McCormick were the machines on tbe ground, the OibciD, Wood, Minneapolis aud Excelsior I&Uirg to ccme to time. Afrer the contest a vcte was taken, and the McCormick pot more vctes than all other machines added together. Quite a number of sslei were made of Mcl'ornuck machine3 by farmers on the ground. This completely takes the wind out ct certain garrulous corr pctitors of the victorious Twice Hinder, and we will not likely hear any more from that qiartor. Captain J. H. Frazee has invented a plan of fastening tbe end gate of a wagon that ersily goes ahead of anything ever before produced for that purpose. Tbe apparatus consists of a staple driven into each side of the ted. midway of the board. An iron bar, tliref -fonrtbi ot an irch wide by three-eighths thick and lon enough to reach from the top to tLe bottom cf the end gate, is fastened to tbst part by one fastening, so that it will swlrp back acd forth. Intending from the bidecf thia bar is the ear-like arrangement which will tit into the staple when the end (rate is in proper position. It is undoubtedly an exceedingly useful contrirance and will ccme into general use on wagons, doing away with the old plan of rod with screw and cap Bttscbinent, It can be applied to any wagon box in a few minutes. Ilashville Republican. Fort Wayne is to have a new Opera House. It is to be opened September 12, with l'mma Abbott as the attraction. The Billons, dyspeptic or constipated, should address, with two stamps for pamphlet, World's DisFE58ABY Medicil Associatiox, Buffalo, X. Y. Blood vessels are sometimes burst by whooping cooRh. Hale'a Honey of Horehonnd and Tar relieves it, Fike'a Toothache Drops cure in one minute. Sulphur's the thins to banish eruptions. coniplexional blemishes, sores, goat and rheumatism. ThispTeat remedial agent is effectually and inexpensively embodied in Glenn's Sulphur soap, which is just as beneficial aa costly sulphur baths. Sold by druggistf. Hill's Hair and "Whisker Dye, Black or Urown, 50c j Omnmptlveacan be improved, and often enre j by my reteipe. Sent by mail for 25c. John II. ! - Alvin, foimtriy lax inecior, iwtii, Mass. . Wells "Rouen on Corns." Ask for Wells' Itou?h on Corns." 15c Quick, complete, fernianeut cure. Corns, warts, bunions. ll--llu e of ataui. Nervous weakness, dvstK'ji. imitence aexual debility, cured by "Well's Health ICenewer." SI. llien sua I'.ugs. Flie, roaches, ants, bed-tugs, rats, mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by "Hough on Tats." L'c (lotiu'a t;til a.tver il Jelly. Aiproved ty the Academy td Medicine of Ne York for coughs, colds, brocchial and4 tubercular concumption, rcrofula aud general debility. The mof t mild, blard and nutrltloua form la which Ccd Liver Oil cau be used, aud with moro renefit sf cured to the patle t by a iogle casp3onrul of tbia Jelly than by double the quantity of the liquid oil, and the most delicate storniert will not reject it For sale by all drujsUU, and K. II. TKl'EX. 298 Tearl street, New York. Advice te Motner. Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothlog 8yrnp should alwsys be used when children are cutting teeth. It relieves tbe utile sufferer a once: it produces uatural, quiet aleep by relieving tbe child from pain, and the little cherub awakes as "bright aa a button." It is very pleasant to taste. It soothes the child, ioften'a the guma. allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates tbe bowels, and is the best known remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teething or other causes. Twenty-five cents a Dottla, A. Cavrd. To all who are suffering from tha errors and in dbjcreuom of youth, nervous weakness, early t cay, loss of manhood, etc., l will send a recipe that wlU eure you, free of charge. This great rtniedy was discovered by a missionary In Boctb America. Bond a self -addressed envelope to Bet. Jotepn T. Tnman. Sutton D. r?ew York City. Menman's Peptonized Beef Tonic, the only preparation of beef containing its entire nutritious properties. It contains blood-making, force-gen-eiating and life-suatainlng properties; invaluable for Indigestion, dyapepsia, nervoua prostration. and all forms of general debility; also, in all eufeebled condition", whether the result of exhaustion, neivous prostration, overwork or acute disease, particularly if resulting trom pulmonary comp'alnia. Caswell. Hazard A Co., proprietors. New York. Bold bv dnigglnts. fiCvAfiOft per day at borne, Bample worth S5 ir e. P310 vZt) Address euosoa A Co., Portland, Me.

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,SfrfVjr ir.'ltg'ltlllti1,l U ' , ' a infants Children , jWithont Morphine or Narcotlne). iWTiat gives our Children rosy chfeks, "riWhat cures their fever, makes them tleep: J TU Caatorla. j , WTen Bablei fret, and cry by tenia, W j y .What eure their colic, kill their wormO' f Itnt Caatorla. J What quickly cure Constipation, Sour touiacb, Cold, Indigestion : It nt 'atorin. Farewell then to Morphine Syrup, Cantor Oil aud Paregoric, and llxil Caatnriii f Contaiir TJiiiniont. An unfailing core for Rhenmatiim, Sprains, Barns, GaILt, &c. The most Potent and Powerful Pain-relieT-Ing and healing; remedy, known to i LTCrj Ccnet is warranujd satis factory to its wearer in every way. or tile money will te retniideU LT the peraoa from whom purchased. Tha on!y Oor.vt Konow ced by our leadinsrphy. cicians m' Injarleea t th wearer, and einioraed 5'T lrt-, Ih. mmt cowl rtkle .nU L'l f ert II t1'llH tS fcy Mall, realage Pal4t Healtk I'rcaerrlnr. HO. Pflf-Adjuil'c 01.SO AMM.laaK.itra hM.r) .M. Var.l.c, SI. SO licaUalm.rTlaf (ImmmII) SS.a. Iau-aaaa rklrlupsortliiff, fl.&O. Teradla by K-aillne Crtall Dealers crerywiere. CUICtGO COltSKT CO.. Chicas-o. ÜL ALSO TOI - BY Vaiico Hunter & Co., 39 West Washington St, Indianapolis. XmCJE. S3X.S33. Unripe Fruit, Impure Water, Unhealthy Climate. Unwholesome Food. Malaiia. Epidemic and CVrt8gious DUeasea, t'holera Morbus. !rmpa. Fains Jucngeuon. tJolds. Chilla, bimple Kevpra, Exhaustion. Neivousocss nr Lo of bleep that bef et the traveler or household at . thi j seism are notblDg to those protected by a timely use of Sautford'a Ulnarer, the deliciona and only c-oubin-Stiou of Imported Ginger, choice Aromatic and Ptie French Brandy. Beware of worthless "siegers" said to be aa good. Ask for San ford's Mincer. 8-!d evervarher. TOBACCO CHEVERS A REWARD Of S5S3 CASH, 1.CXK Unpotrd Novelty Pocket Koivea and pounds of tha Ureal CHEWING TOBACCO TO BE GIVEN AYAY! KVPUV C'PNSrJlER aaving over SO tatm a-lll be HKWAHDKI). IM tilHt.i;MtS'l.0 to:vl, Sit) to4tb. .iO U5Ul. .t to h, mo to 7i h. st.tO to sth. )fc2 ;n wh. HIO to loth, K. fc liUi. I.tHH) Imported I'orkrt Knives worth a I each, and Ö.OUO iouiida APO-AH) Ping Tobacco, to be given in rotation, the largeHt number of fcujn returned will receive the fin reward, llieN) ( mh, Soor nd hitrhn. and so on down to a UK. Plug of V.OO-'.OO tobacco. The. t'hrirtnjaa and New Year rewards will le distributed between Decemler Sätli au 1 January Int. Chew thia delightful tnbaoeo, the beat eyer bum de. Kare tbe tam and aend ueni by mail, between December löth and Xtih. to tiia WILSON & Met' ALLAY TOBACCO CO. MU)llI.CTeVN. OHIO. tF Cat addreae oat aad paste oa Caveleae. This is THE FINEST P0UKD PLUG EVER MADE. ASK YOUR DEALER FOR ZtO-ZOO. SrlaaiaC ou bavins' It and yoa will use no othez M( Do.vii.Tj Ai Butler, Solicitors for complainant. TX THE CIKCl'lT COURT OF THE UNITED 1 STATES, for tbe District of Indiana. On t ie lJth day of July, ISs J. Catoline M.Hrsyih et al. V8. William W. Green e a I. No. 7 575 It being shown to the satisfaction of the Court, by affidavit this day filed, that the bill herein ia brought to forecloee au equitable lien upon real estaie situate in said District, and that Roland lclie Melvill. Francis H. Kvans and Thomas Fit-sets, de'eLdauta thereto, are not Inhabitants of said District, nor fouud therein, and do not volnntaiily apiear thereto, and it further appearing tbat ienonal service upon said defendants Is not prtclicatle It is ordered, tbat ; said defendants do appear and plead, anwer or demur to said bill, on or before the 13th day of August, 1KSS; aud this order shall be puDiibed in a newspaper of general circulation, printed and published In said District, once a week for six consecutive weexs prir r to the day above named. Cnl'ed Siates of America. District of Indiana, as: I, Kob!e C. Butler. Clerk of aald Court, do hereby certify tbat the foregoing ia a true copy of an order this day entered in said Court. Wimesa my hand and the 8eal of Rata Court, at Indianapolis, in faid District, this li-s.l 12th day of July, 188:1. jljlS wCw NOBLE C. UUTLER. Clerk. EKT OPEN raj 1TVVS!LVER BE:LL DANJÜS IY0M & HEALY, State and I'mn S7, CHICAGO, H'illmen! ni-iil t, i v Alfi-et heir I HiiMii.U'd Price Ll-loi Ijitevt f5Svl T3 rJ .-- Ju-;t tbe I ndlrii n.-iii tor Ptv"H-.t '-muiiiir t'nttapa.snm Pier rveniDT ti ii'iilc.i-li'. N the ine in U-t mh-io-ty. l'iice n-I " '' ' A.NNOTJ1COBMBNT. ESTABLISHED 1879-For cöliotn Infanta, teetalng oraummercomplalnt, BKCNKER'8 CARMINATIVE BALSAM is positively the safest and most perfect remedy ever offered to the public. 45,000 bottles sold In Indiana in 1&S2. gold in twentv-five-cent, filty cent and SI bottles bv all drugsista. lt-iosab&w

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STATE SE 1883 1883 FOR THE YEAR The Sentinel fx the recognized leading Dstaocrat Newspaper of the SUte. Many new sai tmproved features have been iatroluced, making it in all resj tcts a SUPERIOR 8-PASE C6-C0LUMM PAPEF. This enlarged edition will be furalihed, potU tree, at 133 3D 31s Xi A. Makirg it the largest and cheapest newspaper la the West. It will contain well considered editorials oa every subject, political or social, which may a rix;. The Commercial and Market reports cf thai Weekly ßontinel will be complete, lu Agricultural and Home Departments are in the best of bsnds, and will be a disUcgui&hing feature. Ia a word, in its news, its editorials, literary, mbv oellany, and in its general reading, it shall not be ari RM-e 1 by any paper circulated in the Btata. It will be particularly adapted to the family circle. No thinking man in the State caa afford to do without the Weekly Sentinel at the tnaU cost at which it Is furnished. The Sentinel, iu addition to Its superiority, la, morevtr, an Indiana paper, devoted to and especially represents Indiana's interests, political ana otherwise, as no foreign paper will or can do, and ought, therefore, to have preference over tha paper of other States, and we asa Iemocrats u bear this in mind, and SELECT YOUR OWN STATU PAPER wben you oome to taie subscrtptioLF aud make up Clubs. Full reports of the proceedings of the lately elected Itmocratic Legislature will be given. Now is tbe time for every Democrat In the State to kubf cribe 'or the Sentinel. TE RMS: WflEKLY. felDnle Copy, without Premium f I 00 Clubs of 11 for 13 (M Clul of 23 .......... . 20 00 Clubs of SU. .. 25 00 DAILY. One Copy. One Year. . fit 00 One Cory, Mouths . . S 00 One eiopy. Three Montha......-..-. .. 2 M One Copy, One Month 81 Sunday Sentinel, by mail, t? On. Agents making up Clubs send for any Information desired. Mr Specimen Copies free. Address INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL CO., lypiAXApQLTa. im WE WANT GOOD AGENTS In every County in the United PUecj and Canada. We mean thnee having ability, energy, and experience, whocaq do w-ll ana thoroughly what tßev vnderteke. We want some to work siai CounÜea and" othefs to hindlfl frOIQ UH Counli to a hole S-tate through anb-aarenta A. capital ot ScOO will be aiilJicient to btndie a Hut and Start agents In at lean 25 Counties, Siwin be auflldent to Landld 10 Ct 15 CoUltlM, I3I Vä a atnl otintT. All inrtmenti are made. it fccols, and wo aarree to late back all arotxls iiii-otd acd refund money if any General Afeit fails to clear leu than S7M cn i three coitfcs' trial, Of a County agent lesa than S1UO in one muth. Ttis la an extraordinary oirer and one bat riroa every one a chance to make from tieo to a a mrnlh wlihoutanyriPloflOcS. Tbere are enough reader o( the Sentioi-1 who are competent in every way to bändle our goods, to secure every County in the United Statvs within 3u days. ProSuiaixe. No rompetivlon. Article of merit. Eicluair territory who cou'd 'k more? State amanrj yon can inveft. expenence. E'c. Etc. Liiyed'sciiptive cinular aent on receipt of 3 one eeut st&mps. RENNER MANUFACTURING CO.. 116 SiailkSeU St.. riTTSSCK. TA. S250 A MONTH. AeVawantclOnbe.daHtl. ina- arti-U-4 m t iw wl. lumpk frw. AdtlnaaJAV liKONstOX.ifuit.atiota ArelOU RKTOCS and lACinTAimm! Ihe Howard Gal vanle avnd llapat1c bbield and foru other electric appliance!. Theie are lavaluable, and afford sure and speedy relief In all diseas3io! a nervous or muscular type, such as Nervous Debility, Rheamatiam, Paralyata, Epilepsy, A p oplexy, Overworked B r alu. Exhaustion or Loss Vital Fnftrrr Wa Back, Kidney Disease, Lung, Liver and Uomachle Comalalnts, and all dla caries ot a personal natu and are ADAPTED TO BOTH Na. I Shlild. J4: No A, $6; Nt. 2. $.'0. Na. I Spinal. $15; No. 2, $25. Ovarian No. I. $6; No. 2, $12. SBspenwrY No. I. S4; No. A, $6; Na. 2. $13. Send for Illustrated Pamphlet. AMERICAN GALVANIC C0HPT, Manuft cturicg and East-1 Western Depot, ern Depot, 1103 CritHlMJT i 134 BfADISOX ST., PHILADELPHIA. TA. I CIIICAOÜ. ILL. r.icr.iurjn's ELIXIR OF 0PE1 Is preparation of tho Drncby irhfrh Its injurious effects nro removed, while tho valuable rrtedicinal properties are retAined. It poooococb nil tbe sedative, a nod vne. and antispasmodio powers ot Opium, but produces no ßicknees of the 6tomarh, no vomitinu. no oostiveness.no headache, lnacuts nurvoua diMrders it is an invaluable rtnly. and Li recommended by the bust Thyeician.8. E. FERRETT, Agent, S?a rcarl ht., yew Tork. HANOVER OOIiLEGE. Fifty first year logins Sept 12. rjlastical and seien Uiic course, with Preparatory ltepartaaent. No salooua. Expenses smauL locatlou oa the (.into, near Maairon. For catalogue, address President FISH Ell, llanorer, JcSersoa Co,, lad.