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   Fort Wayne Daily Sentinel (Newspaper) - April 19, 1879, Fort Wayne, Indiana                               VOL 93 SATURDAY EVENING APRIL 19 1879 PRICE THREE CENTS FOREIGN Panama in a State of tion for Half a Day Russian Imperial Ukase Issued Invest gating Governors General With RUSSIA DESPERATE St Petersburg April ukas ordering the appointment of governors general for the six most populous dis- with perfectly despotic powers begins by stating that recent events hav shown in Russia bauds o criminals who though not numerous are very determined and aim at under mining the state After referring to recent murderous attack upon nigh 1 officials and the attempted illation of the emperor the ukase con These crimes have made eary the provisional adoption of tional measures tu permit of the of guilty persons and to provide government with the necessary powers for maintain ing order The ukase proceeds to an the provisional appointment o governors general of St Charkoff and Odessa invested with extended and extraordinary powers Similar powers are conferred on the governors general of Moscow and War Raw The city administrations in thi mentioned districts are placed under thi control of the in same manner they are subordinate to the of the army in time of in districts where martia law has been proclaimed ANOTHER DISTURBANCE A disturbance occurred at Rostov on the Don on the 14th The police being unable to suppress it the military wen jailed out The riot lasted from the evening of the 14th to the morning the 15th The residences of the chief of police and the overseer of the town the district police station and tho lice records were destroyed Two were killed FRANCE A PUBLISHED SENTENCED Paris April publisher of the has been sentenced in default to pay a fine of francs to eight months imprisonment for a article against Catholicity PANAMA Panama March 18 via revolution has taken place in Panama There was fighting in the streets which lasted fourteen hours Many persons were killed Quiet is BOW restored WASHINGTON Financial Washington April Sherman Baye he is a good deal by the ofTer of the associated bankers to take the whole of the ing certificates He did not believe they had any right to demand these under the circular of but they claimed they had To refuse their offer of one-half percent premium when the certificates were offered in open market at par and accrued interest seemed rather hard but they were compensated for this by ing three months iu which to close trans- action It was manifestly the policy of the law to give to persons of limited means an opportunity to subscribe for these small certificates a policy in which Secretary Sherman most heartily concurs and banks and bankers as well The cular issued yesterday gives sixty days notice which ends June 17th to all sons who desire these funding cates to apply for them in sums not to exceed to any person at a time Efforts will be made to place the cates in the hands of postmasters and every officer of the United States who under the law can bo trusted with public money It is hoped that within sixty days the whole of tbe refunding certificates about will be sold If not the offer made by the associated banks will be called for what may remain of the aud it will by that time be absolutely necessary to provide means in some way to meet calls A call for the remainder of the will be ed in a few days Congressional BOUSE Washington April iary silver coins came up as ished business of the morning hour Mr Warner moved to amend the third section which makes silver coin legal tender to the amount of by adding the words for all debts public and Indian Washington April Motes and other Indians called at the tive mansion to-day and were presented to the CRIME AND CASUALTY Jt SUICIDE New York April Laccy ols a Wall street broker short of stocks and otherwise financially embarrassed killed himself A MURDER CAPE Cooperstown N Y April The case of Myron sentenced to be hanged for the murder of Catharine M is to he argued at the general iu May on application Mr a now Gov Vance has respited him until th of May Special Agent John B arros ed to-day Peter B Thompson clerk i the postoffice at Seward Neb for rob bine the mails Over was on nis person Thompson pleads guilt SPORTING Pedestrian Jam New York April the pede trian match at Gilmore's Garden th score at 1 o'clock to-day Pancho 450 miles Merritt 448 432 O'Brien 407 395 Now Orleans Races New Orleans April the race to-day won the mile and quarter dash Virginia second an Egypt third Time Egypt wa the favorite The mile race was woo by second and Leroi third Time Judge wa crowded against the fence by Leroi an fell His rider was badly injured FINANCIAL New Tork Weekly Hank Statement New York April state Loans increase legal tenders iu deposits increase circulation increase 100 reserve increase Th Dunks hold in excess of thi legal requirements GEN DIX At Death's Boor New York April John A Dbc is lying at the point of death A weeks ago Gen Dix suffered a frac ture of his collar bone Waves Gloucester Mass April ti dal waves were perceptible in the harbor to-day The first at 11.30 raised the water two and a half feet along the wharves sweeping vessels at anchor di- against the wind floating off sels that were aground and stirring thi mud from the bottom A second oe curred at 4.30 in the afternoon equal to the first Snow Fall lit New Tork Port April 18 Five inches of snow fell here A foot at p and six to ten inches along tho erson branch of the Erie At son snow hail and wind prostrated two miles of telegraph poles Great sirens Charleston S C April The d account so widespread ress in Wednesday's tornado hat the city authorities forwarded vorth of provisions and in cash or the relief of the sufferers THE RAILROADS Supt Gorham is sick at the Aveline louse Master Mechanic Boone left for ago last night Engine No 135 will be out of the shops Monday Ou Thursday night the ticket office of ie Muncie road at Hartford City was the amount taken being ery small Twenty car loads of steel rails were aken north yesterday on the Grand to be laid in the vicinity of At a meeting of the directors of the Wabash and Erie Narrow Gauge oad on Monday the following gentle- men were elected as President M Dukes vice president James secretary Chas B E H Shirk general A G Wells On Thursday evening a meeting of a umber of gentlemen interested in the Gauge Railroad was held t the House The project was discussed favorably at some length an adjournment was taken to next evening It is believed that IB road will be constructed without an The new en- ine for the Chicago and Atlantic has been named Huntington It the first one built for the road and n its trial trip made over thirty miles n hour It weighs pounds and as all tbo modern improvements It is and no mistake my icn Grand Rapids Judging the numberless applications from 10 east and south for information as to summer resorts er business of the Grand Rapids and Railroad the coming season will of an unusually heavy character and rawn largely from the eastern watering lacee and resorts and all present point to a solution of the enigma Where shall we spend our i favor of the on the Grand and Indiana Railroad AMUSEMENTS trial HOURER Lincoln April Units whu WHB to hong Unlay Jit for JUB shot himself and poll ALFRED T KNIGHT Alfred J Knight appeared at the last evening before u meagre in his dramatic readings and impersonations was a most delightful one i every respect and should have been lore liberally patronized He has rare ability a superb voice and r natural attainments and a splendid ot of costumes THE RKV JOB This intellectual athlete will deliver is famous lecture Does Death End at the of Music next evening He will probably avo au immense audience The sale of atw began to-day The city is literally covered with cously colored pictorial bilk for the most successful musical burlesque bl re- cent times which will be produced by tin Rice company at the my Saturday evening The Lorn and his jolly will be welcomed buck to Una city by an immense audience THE NEW DEAL Comments From Our Ex- Messrs Sam Moras and Wui Nelso have bought the SENTINEL from SI Fleming The wishes gentlemen the most abundant Mr Moras has had a long experience a a journalist and he has derived a ric knowledge which he can now use advantage more easily than her The will not lose under the new management The has again change hands Mr Fleming having sold it t Messrs W R Nelson and S E Morss The new publishers in their salutatory a departure from the old polic of the paper inasmuch as they intend 1 make it an democrat journal instead of u servile party organ Mr Nelson the senio member of the firm is well i this thorough business man 0 great experience in managing Of Mi Morss partner and chief to Suffic to say possesses more than ordi nary abilities to carry out the propose innovation He began journalism in ity his innate powers has at himself to the position he noi new firm starts der the most favorable auspices am possesses the power to carry out it promise a bright lively newsy paper With Wednesday's issue the FOL Wayne SENTINEL passed int the hands of its new proprietors Messrs W and S E Morss known and promising young journalists of Fort Wayne Mr Fleming th ate proprietor has been compelled U of the property 01 of his health and his duties a treasurer the press of the stat thus loses a well-known success has been great as i journalist The Journal extends its greeting to tin new firin aud wishes them career State Treasurer Fleming has sold SENTINEL to Messrs S E R Nelson ins been its editor for several am s a cultivated journalist and writer Mr Nelson is the son ot Hun Gr The SENTINEL is thi paper in northeastern Indiana md wields a powerful influence in the party As Mr Morss hue conducted it so long its future course can be outlined from its past The Fort Wayne changed Hands Mr Fleming retiring ind Messrs Nelson Morss two young men Of city Will hereafter hat Journal As we know them to be jotli industrious and able we have IK they I give the democracy oi and northern Indiana of its principles We see that the Fort Wayne FEL office has changed hands Win kelson and Samuel E Mores arc Mr We wish the as great if not greater ess under the new firm tlian it s POLITICAL the City Com- call the Democratic City Central Committee met at the city il chamber last evening On it was ordered that the city convention be held at hc Wednesday April at 7.30 o'clock p m Also that the primary or of councilmen and of delegates to the at the usual voting places i the city ou Saturday April the hours of 4 o'clock p n and p m that the apportionment e to each ward The attention of democratic voters is respectfully called o notice Chairman ki Secretary APOLITICAL POINTS is ont for marshal will make another at- into the council He is and hails from the sixth has not withdrawn race in the as reported will bo and the convention will meet oii the 20th The democrats will ticket THK city ticket 1 aye been out Fred con- on the neat and a crop is the eggs are not addled Prom writes a private York which mustn't on any account But I am cutting a very wide id am having whole of fun he weather however is very capricious adies are to be seen on the with muffin one hand and a parasol in the is crowded with western and the streets continually crowded s of arc tilled Pinafore is still the igc it played nightly at five while Pinafore upon every from Italian to church and steam Military bands play it to iUi in and like everything so in New York is run to death I havy little old here who every evening ia his Oh Godl bless my papa aud my and my sisters and my cousin's j and my Henry Rohs and Gco DeWaM arc stopping at this hotel Mr left for Boston this morning to return here on Saturday Have seen none of tbe old Fort save Christ Yergens Will call ou Fisher Ben Skinner and others next week There is more fun to the acre here than in any spot on earth The markets are with berries Truly BAS THE i E E I S Oc The Men's Jiosi Stylish Boys The Prettiest Children's Clothing AT LOW PRICES The Best Stock it Designs in SUPERIOR Gov occupied the time in his argument this morning between 9 o'clock 11.30 closing for the de- fense Mr spoke twenty-five minutes before adjourning for dinner He finishes this when the I The Lone Fisherman W POLICE Wm Dormeyer drunk wae fined The Course of Trne love At a late hour last night Clerk Spencer was called upon to issue a marriage license to a young man of about twenty-five a lass about They were Soth strangers and of Irish extraction Mr Spencer tolt them that he was not allowed to license to non-residents and them to go to Michigan The young woman said that she lived at Cork N Y and that her would-be husband came from another place she did noi name They had met at a neighboring city by agreement and had come here with the understanding any bod j could bu married here Their intention was after their marriage to go to Iowa and locate Finding that they coult get no license they refused to give any names but that they goto Michigan whore licenses are noi required It was evidently a case ui elopement at Jail The jail improvements were ed yesterday The bars on the outside of the north windows where state arc kept have been carbonized arc so hard now that no knife chisel or saw will make an impression The cell doors OH the same bide of the ail have been carbonized and now jut ou It is said that an ingenious nan could have picked any of the old with nail This de- of the jail is now considered absolutely sale The commissioners mined the improvements and were well pleased T J Tolan Son had the contract at and the Sass Foundry did the work Gov Speech Tbe circuit court room was quite crowded this morning the de- ivery of Gov speech in the case of vs the burgh Fort Wayne and Chicago way Company Many ladies honored he occasion with their presence Gov Jendricks is a most pleasing effective and jury talker He speaks concisely and deliberately chooses hie words carefully uses good plain forcible English and Iocs not paw the air nor oar uor His and sarcasm are pointed and telling His oratory is eally a model1 which might well owed by ambitious barristers Hii peech lasted nearly three hours FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Financial New York April at eut Sterling exchange Bar ilver bore Subsidiary silver percent discount Governments railroad securities State bonds dull nd strong Fort Sew York New Tork April receipts barrels 000 barrels unchanged Eye Hoar steady nd unchanged receipts bushels sulos bushels No 2 Rye quiet Corn sales 75.000 Is ill Barley dull Outs dull bushels used western unchanged for bite Pork quiet mid unchanged Beef rm at 50 Butter nt unchanged unchanged Eggs Petroleum rude refined Wool unchanged Toledo April Wheat amber CUED nominally SI seller April SI asked SI bid seller June asked SI 05 bid No 2 red rash 81 May SI June SI No -3 western bid Corn dull high mixed bid No 2 csish ill seller May June sked bid seller July ts dull sked bid seller July bid rejected Outs Men Un tho railroad with their in A It Is with the greatest of that I trim boasting to the whole of Northern Indiana have now iu stock tho line and largest ment of fishing of over placed on sale in for the of the country and embracing stock for sale iii this An in- is only asked to show my stock or answer questions Everything fresh now Store room double necessitated by increase of business brought OH by my motto of Quick sales and small and endeavors to please ify very nUI stock represents varieties of rods ami poles from ilvo cents to forty lars Reels of every make and twist and silk oiled ami waterproof silk lines ami trolling style of made minnow seines lauding nuts and needles plain and patent floats and sinkers trout and bass tHes trolling hooks minnows doling m ted tips for rods and a large variety of novelties too to specifically enumerate oars patent and a full Hue of ammunition coated shot gims rilles etc Come and ran and you will not buy elsewhere Orders by mail promptly art ed to Stencil cutting and t MAX G LADE 58 East Main AMUSEMENTS Tlie Great Boston Orator his lecture Does Death End Al ACADEMY OF MUSIC On Thursday Evening April Admission Sale of reserved swits begins on at C n Wood worth's LOST iu y one com containing one gold and bodkin Leave at this office anlO FORENOON the inst a pocket diary aud book morocco covered letter with i lilt lo money ad- dressed to the loser and several etc valuable to none but the son who will return same to this i to the Hanna House will be n worded REV 1 R A LIGHT BRINDLE rope around horns long tail while feet years old Any tion in regard to her whereabouts or the re- turn nf to thu win be rewarded C P FLETCHER S IPS Lafayette HOUSE within or ten minutes walk from my store HENRY W BOND Corner Calhoun nnd REDUCED PRICES Packing House usage Meats Lard in Jars Pigs Feet Spare Ribs Hogs Heads s Meat Market Pork Sausage Aver Pudding Blood Pudding Cheese Tresh Pork 60 80 80 76 lOo Fresh Ham Trimmings 60 ABSOLUTELY THE tio ivniK work lone on u rooh Uss Ihan per Hour m Kill in all SMes Tlie Best Goods in the Market at Jobbers Prices 10 Discount on Trunks lo Close A S CO G One-Price Fine Clothiers at Popular Prices Buy Your Wall Paper and Paints at the it ai Fill and 75 Street The only Wall and Paint store i cm Indiana Our wall department in from a Blank lo Patterns latest new styles at bottom prices DR S Disturbing of OFFICE DISPENSARY I j K East lip Stairs t bo TO All by doctor In Hotly Protector l ME within a or aud put in n to PREVENT GRAVE BOBBING There in just rough bos ni is with -t ns H ill ine your Shi.iUl at Lehman at I it a hurt would he same for is needed and should come into one used M J n at o sir Cans Lehman and saw the Barial on that I woutd it as si good nud from robbery hy 3r w 22 End 24 West Columbia Street Forl Ind Office Hours 8 a m to 7 p m Ur TOM Makrs Chronic Diseases of the Organs Spine Acute Diseases Luni Aytio nil Fever Sorn cU In- of Children PATIENTS VISITED KUR FURNITURE FURNITURE c 73 H C 33 m   

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