The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-09-18


first floor, new dining room built, part
Of the building to be raised another story
and many other changes, which will make
it compare favorably with any hotel in the
city.
Knit. scarlet, mixed and plain underwear
at Bagby's, 30 Indiana Ave.
The County Commissioners refused to
furnish Wade the means to carry his case to
the Supreme Court. This leaves some
body's neck in considerable danger of being
broken.
Bob James show at st. Clair Hall is
booming; he has good audiences every
evening. which is deserved compliment to
his enterprise and energy. For fun go to
st. Clair Hall.
The Evansville delegates to the Odd Eel
lows Convention did not return until last
Monday. They were handsomely entertain
ed Sabbath, by Mr.. X. w. Wells and
Mr.. BENZ. Thornton.
The case of Angie Thomas. VS.. George W.
Calvin. a suit for $4,000 damages for an
assault. committed in 1873, on trial before
Judge Howe yesterday, was given to the
Jury late in the afternoon.
A man giving his name as Chapel, was
arrested by the police authorities on tele-
gram from Louisville, charging him with
| embeZzlng the proceeds of sales of sewing
| machines made for George c. Harlan. Chap
pei was transferred to Kentucky for trial.
The jurors for the regular panel of the
| October term of the Superior Court are
Maston Dashiel, Isaac ;. Pell, John Brennan,
| Moses McClarin, Hiram Attland, William
| s. Munson, Thomas Sharpe, James Swaine,
Sol Hathaway. Patrick Curran. James Col
Inns and Simon Goings.
Three parties were arrested in Terre Haute
on suspicion of being concerned in the
wrecking of the train on the l. and st. l..
Road at st. Mary's last week, by which Con
ductor George Morris lost his life. The
railroad authorities are using every effort Ia
bring the offenders to justice.
Mr.. Geo. II. Heitkam has just received a
full line of furnishing and piece goods. Call
| and examine his stock.
We are informed that Mr.. John Quincy
Adams, editor of the Louisville Bulletin,
will soon lead to the altar one of the most
charming young ladies in the country. John
hes always been regarded as sort OF
''fat take" among the girls and the boys will
not be sorry to see him enter the benedictive
cluster, so to speak.
We congratulate the Police Board, Messrs
Grubbs, Downey and Prier, for the prompt
and summary manner in which they dea
with policeman who abuse their authority
and violate the confidence reposed in them
On last Saturday the officer who beat up
the colored man, Prather, was promptly dis
missed from the force, after an investiga
ton.
The Sisters of Charity will give grand
banquet at the Bethel A. M. Il. Church, or
Tuesday and Wednesday evening the q
and % inst. A handsome cake will be voted
to the most popular lady, and basket OF
fruit to the most popular gent. The price
of admission will be % cents, including sup
per. Come one, come all; a grand time il
anticipated.
The Palestine Victoria Club was very ele
gantly entertained last Thursday evening
by Mrs. Sallie Shelton at her residence, 26t
Blackboard street. Quite gay assembling
of the elete of the city was present, and al
seemed to enjoy themselves. The company
was entertained by the Southern Corne
Band, Major Gardner, leader, which render
ed some very excellent music.
Republican voters should remember tina
the Democrats hope to elect part of thei
county ticket by trading off the balance
Their principal object is to defeat Harry
Adams and elect Dan Lemon, in order t.
control the patronage of the Sheriff's Office
Every Republican should watch out for thi
trick. Vote the Republican ticket straight
There is no hope for any Democratic candi
date in this county if Republicans put in I
square ticket.
Go to 80 Indiana Ave. to get your gloves
cuffs, collars, and neck wear.