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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-07
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
The Probably Fatal Result of a Louisville
Family Quarrel.

LOUISVILLE, June 6.-The shooting of Clar-
ence Boyd by his sisters husband, DIR. w.
w. Barnes, this morning, created consider
able excitement the parties being well
known, Boyd especially SO, he having at
tanned high rank as a brilliant young artist,
having in addition a large class of students.
1t appears that family trouble caused a
separation between Barnes and his wife some
time ago, causing bad feeling on the part
of Boyd. The latter went to Barnes's Office
this morning, it is said, and announced that
he had come to kill him. After some words
Barnes drew a pistol and shot twice, the first
ball lodging in the shoulder, the second
striking Boyd as ne turned in the back near
tine spinal column, coming out through the
lower portion of the abdomen. The opinion
is that the latter wound will cause death.
Barnes surrendered, but was released on a
bond of S., 900. The above is the statement
of the defense. Boyd's condition will per-
NIT him to make no statement of his part in
the affair.
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THE sTAR-RoUTE TRIAL.
A Lively Dispute Between aIessrs. Merrick
and Ingersoll.

A Lively Dispute Between Messrs. Merrick
and Ingersoh.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-Mr. Merrick con-
tinued his attack On Dorsey and his defense
OF Rerdell in the star-route trial this morn
ing. He said Dorsey had debauched Rerdell
and then used him for his own criminal pur-
poses, Scathed and blistered by his treat
ment, convicted on the first trial while his
master escaped; Rerdell had resolved to tell
the truth, and seek safety by throwing him
self upon the mercy of the government, and
he had told the truth, the whole truth and
nothing but the truth.
Mr.. Ingersoll, referring to the Chico letter,
said Rerdell, the governments own witness,
had sworn that it was written in 1873, and
Dorsey was then at Chico springs.
Mr.. Merrick exclaimed that that was the
last plank OF the drowning pirates; the only
plank.
Mr.. Ingersoll, who had become somewhat
excited, shook his finger at Mr.. Merrick and
retorted: 'Rerdell is your last plank, and
you will sink with your plank; a rotten
plank"
The court declared the proceedings out Of
order, even disorderly. Alively passage ell
sued between the counsel upon a reference
by Mr.. Merrick to the y. B. B." check, who
finally appealed to the court for protection
from the eternal growls and snarls of the
other side.
Without settling the point which hinged
upon the disputed piece of evidence, the
court adjourned.
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THE zUNI RESERVATION.
A Special Agent to BE Sent to Examine the
Nutria Springs Land.

A Special Agent to BE Sent to Examine the
Nutria Springs Land.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Secretary Of
the Interior will shortly detail q special
agent OF the Interior Department to visit the
reservation of the zuni Indians, in New Mex
leo, for the purpose of examining the land
around Nutria springs. which has recently
been included within the reservation limits
by executive proclamation, and ascertaining
whether that land is really necessary to the
Indians well being. The land in
question is that for which Senator
Logan's son-in-law and others filed
application in the general land
Office some time ago. when it was supposed
to be part of the public domain. 1t will be
ascertained that this land is of the utmost
importance to the zunis, because it contains
the springs, which constitute one of the prin-
cipal sources OF their water supply, and be-
cause on it are some of their best grain-fields.
On the other hand, it has been said that the
Zunis have plenty of water without drawing
from the Nu.ria springs; that they do not
need the land, and they were not really en-
titled to it The object of sending a special
agent there is to get some accurate knowl-
edge of the circumstances of the case for
guidance in future action, should any further
action be necessary.
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Cable Notes.

The Annamites beheaded Father Bechet, a
Catholic missionary.
The mayor of Berlin received f3,O5O from
Germans in Australia for the relief of inun-
dation sufferers.
The Telegraph, a newspaper printed at
Moscow, has been suppressed by the author
tiles for printing Objectionable articles.
1t is stated that him suddenly broke off
negotiations with Japan relative to the Loo
Choo island just as an agreement was re-
ported.
The Quakers in Ireland distributed in
county Donegal 30 tons OF seed potatoes,
thus relieving the distress of 5000 families in
that county.
The Governor-general of Cuba having re-
ported favorabiy concerning the state of the
island, over one hundred exiles will be al
lowed to return there shortly.
1t is stated that China has ordered the
speedy acquisition OF several new gunboats,
and is negotiating with ex-officers of the
United States navy to accept commands.
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DAYTON, O., June 6-The progressive
branch of the Dunkard Church of this coun-
try began q two-days' convention in this
city to-day. About 9, 700 representatives are
present from every State, and the meeting is
the most important one in the history of the
denomination. The convention commenced
at 9 A. NJ. and after a temporary organization
the delegates from the various States were
enrolled. This was followed by the report
OF the committee on credentials, permanent
chairman's address, and other business. In
the afternoon, Elder Brown delivered an ad-
dress, and committees were appointed, In
the evening, Elder Busher delivered an ad-
dress on why am / progressive?" which was
followed by miscellaneous business.
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Boston, June 6.-The statement is made
on the best authority that the original draft
of the Tewksbury appropriation bill, in re-
lation to which Governor Butler sent a spe-
cial message to the House on yesterday, has
been lost or stolen from the Governors room
and cannot be found. The bill would have
been a law because of the expiration of the
legal limit in which the Governor must sign
or veto bills, but for this episode. A new bill
must now be framed and passed, and as the
Governor will not approve it, a further delay
of ten days at least is occasioned before the
employees salaries and bills, long overdue,
can be paid.
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shortly. Some persons suspect hat the
eight fires that were started almost simulta-
neously in this city last night were the work
of some OF those hungry fends who, as al
old Irish police constable says, "thirsting for
revenge on the cat, are trying to poison her
kittens" The canal will he guarded for the
remainder OF the season, and all vessels will
be examined before being allowed to enter it.
Suspicious looking vessels will be debarred
from using the canal, as it is said that the
Fenians will now try to float down a vessel
with dynamite concealed in the cargo, which
will be exploded at some favorable point.
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Coronation Remnants.

Moscow, June GAIL foreign newspaper
press present at the coronation will attend a
soiree to be given by General Worontzof
Dachkof, Minister of the Imperial House
hold, and will present him with an address
thanking him for the cordial and liberal well
come extended them during the festivities.
1t is rumored that Oksakoff, a well-known
writer, has been banished for publishing an
article asking the Gar to grant liberal re-
forms. There is no truth in the story that
the mayor of Moscow has been removed from
ofioa
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WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Department of
Justice has furnished the Associated Press
a series of twelve letters and reports relating
to the recently-compromised Gilman case, in
which the government sought to recover a
large sum of money stolen from the Treasury
Department in June. 1876. The correspond
ence thus furnished is said to include all let
tiers and papers on file in the Department of
Justice which have any material connection
with the case, and it covers the period ex-
tenSsng from Dec. 10, 1877. to June 6, 1888.
The government lost $47, 900.
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Jerome ColIins,s Papers and Effects.

WASHINGTON, June CDR. Collins, Of
Minneapolis, visited the Navy Department
to-day in the capacity of administrator Of
the estate of his brother, the late Jerome
c. Collins. naturalist of the Jeanette arctic
search expedition. He received from the
Navy Department officials the few personal
effects, papers, etc., of his brother, which
were found upon his body and which have
since remained in the custody of the depart
ment
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A Teacher and Editor Have a Fight.

PITTsBURG, June 6.-For publishing an ar
ticle OF the actions of certain teachers of the
Bellefield public schools, Charles f. Sidell,
business manager and one of the proprietors
of the Sunday Critic. was attacked in his Of
fee, this morning, by Prof. Robert Wilson.
Both parties were considerably used up. An
action for criminal libel will be instituted
against Sidell tomorrow.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-07
FOREIGN COMMERCE.
Spain Alarmed Over the Treaty of the
= United States and MexicO.

MADRID. June 6.-Mr. Foster. the new
United States Minister TO Spain has arrived.
The Spaniards and Cubans are alarmed and
jealous over the treaty of commerce between
the United States and Mexico, and are now
disposed to make large concessions, especial
ly IN Cuban tariffs, with the view of obtaining
lower duties on sugar, molasses and coffee.
II the American Congress showed the slight
est disposition to reduce the tariff on Cuban
imports, Spain would yield a treaty of com
merce i'll Difference to public opinion. Her
colonies favor closer trade relations with
America.
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Excitement Over the Arrest of the Barber
Boys in Iowa.

DUBUQUE, Ia, June 6-The Barber boys,
who were captured last night, were safely
lodged in Waverly Jail, the county seat of
Bremen county. The capture was effected
ten miles east OF Waverly, after a desperate
fight, in which one man was killed. Great
excitement exists at Wayerly and through
the surrounding country, and there are loud
threats of taking the boys from Jail and
hanging them to the nearest tree. The
officers of the law are preparing as best they
can to resist any such attempt,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-07
Suit Against the Methodist Book Concern.

NEW York, June 6.-The Methodist Book
Concern in this city is publishing a volume
known as the Peoples Encyclopedia of Uni
versal Knowledge On the 18th of March
they made all agreement with Jas. Baker,
to act as agentin introducing the work. He
Immediately proceeded to do so, but he after
wards received notice that the contract had
been rescinded. He has brought suit in the
Kings County Supreme Court for 800, 900,
for violation of contract, and the case is now
on trial in Brooklyn.
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Seduction and Murder.

ATLANTA, June 6.-This morning a child
was born to Ben. Brookens's unmarried
daughter, in Baldwin county. She con-
fessed that York Cooper, a negro, was the
father. Brookens thereupon killed Cooper,
and the coroner's jury returned a verdict of
justi6able homicide.
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Fatal ARRAY.

ST. LOUIS, June ellis Nickells and
Thomas Common, living a few miles from
Macon, No, renewed an old quarrel on Mon
day evening, and a fight ensued. in which
Common was shot and killed. Nickells was
very seriously, perhaps fatally, beaten with
a fence rail.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-07
Consulting the English Authorities.

LoNDoN, June cit is stated that Curran.
division magistrate of the Dublin police, has
arrived in London, and is in consultation
with the authorities relative to the suspected
poisoning in Ireland by the I%nvincibles of
persous who rendered themselves obnoxious
to that organization.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-07
Prize Right on Long Island.

New York, June Gerry Milton and
Martin Murphy fought a prize fight on Long
Island on Monday night. Fourteen rounds
were fought, when the match was declared a
draw. Murphy had a rib fractured and Mil
ton had his nose broken.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-07

~, had a conference with the Secretary of
the Interior to-day respecting the boundaries
OF their reservation. The Indians contend
that in 1867, when they signed the treaty
with the government, they were given to
understand that all land lying west of the
Wichita and Red rivers belonged exclusively
to them, but now the land is held by the
State Of Texas, and is known as Grier coun-
t. The Secretary told the Indians he was
governed by law and could not make any
alterations in boundary lines.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-07
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

The Moderate Russians Programme for Self
Government.
ST. PETERSBURG, June Ga pamphlet has
been distributed throughout the city in
which is reproduced the programme for self
government claimed by the Moderate party.
The Journal de st. Petersburg says none but
d strong government, in which the Emperor
shall hold power, and his subjects meet him
with loving confidence, can advance toward
a solution OF the greatest of problems. Such
a government only can deal with the work of
completely organizing the country. and it
alone need not shrink from granting freedom
to the people.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-07
Trial of Members of the Black Hand.

MADRID, June 6.-The trial has begun at
Heres of seventeen members OF the Black
Hand society, charged with numbering an
associate suspected OF betraying the organi-
cation to the government The public
prosecutor, opening the case, claimed that
he would submit evidence sufficient to Sc
cure the execution of sixteen Of the pris-
oners
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, June cit is now pretty
we'll settled that the government will not
have to pay back ove So, ooo, 900 or "a, 0oo,o 900
rebate on tobacco taxes. Some estimates put
the amount at 500, 900, 900. The work of ex-
changing old stamps, sent in by revenue
collectors and manufacturers, for new
stamps, is progressing rapidly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-07

LADIES of all ages who suffer from loss of ap-
petite, from imperfect digestion, low spirits and
nervous debility may have life and health re-
newed and Indefinitely extended by the use of
Mrs. Lydia E. Plnkham's remedies for all COM
plants incident to the female constitution. We
have not only a living faith in Mrs. Pinkham, but
we are assured that her medicines are at once
most agreeable and efiicacious.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-07
County Treasury Robbed

LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 6.-The Gazette's
Morrillton special says the safes of the coun-
ty treasury of Van Buren, county and Clin-
ton, and also Bradshaw and Thornborough,
merchants. were blown open on Tuesday by
burglars. The treasury safe was robbed of
about 81 900, and the merchants of 500.
Two suspected parties are being tracked by
~hinndharuda
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A distressing Case of shooting.

LITTLE Rock, June 6.-The Gazette's Hot
Springs special says: AT Mountain Valley,
this evening, Robert Wallace, while tenn
porarily insane, fired several shots at John
Tate, his brother-in-law. Wallace's sister
intsrfered. and he shot her twice dangerous
1y. and she soon afterward gave birth pre-
maturely to q child, and will doubtless die"
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.


Wal DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June z. A. ny
For Tennessee and the Ohio Vxlley-Light.
local rains, partly cloudy weather, south to west
winds, nearly stationary temperature and pres
sure.
For the Lower Lake Region-Local rains, fol-
lowed by fair weather. south TO west winds, slight
changes in temperature, stationary or slight rise
of barometer.
For the Upper Lake Region, Upper Mississippi
and Missouri Valleys-Fair weather, southwest
to northwest winds, stationary or light fall OF
temperature,
Local observations.
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gosrox, June ga cable dispatch from
London says: General Hicks has Just
gained a great victory in the Soudan over
5000 Arabs, killing 800. The Arab fight
bravely as sacred knights, but spears are
useless against shells and cannon. General
1Iicks's loss was two killed"
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ceS Westminster. Mr.. Bruno, American
vioe-consul at Birmingham. deDoses that on
March %, on the steamer Parthia, he met
DR.. Gallagher, VINO told him he (Gallagher)
was going to England to gain experience in
hospitals.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-07
A Case of Misplaced Confidence.

WooNsocKET, R. l., June6.-James Dolan,
p~ardoned by Governor Butler, Of Massachu-
sets, in a dying condition, was arrested,
early this morning, for breaking and enter
ing a liquor saloon. A dozen burglaries and
highway assaults of late led the police to be-
lieye Dolan was the leader of a gang.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-07

CHICAGO, June 6.-Fowler Bros. submitted
a communication to the Board of Trade in
which they state that the Lard which Nc
Geoch refused to take was perfectly pure.
and demand that an expert chemist be en-
ployed to make an analysis, not only of that,
bat of other lard in the warehouse of the
firm,
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More Evidence Against the Dynamiters.

LONDON, June 6-Further important evil
dence has been obtained in the case Of the
1ynamiters, showing that the several prison.
Frs were in England at the time of the ex-
blosioa at the local government board Off
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Suffrage Qualifications in belgium.

BRUSSELS, June 6.-The government intro
duced in the Chamber of Representatives a
reform bill making a complete course of pri-
mary education the minimum qualification
for securing the right of franchise.
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GENERAL AND PERSONAL.
Agent wilcox Declines to Receive the
Apache Fugitives and Explains.

Apache FugItIVes and ExpIains.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-Indian Agent Will
cox telegraphed from San Carlos, A. T., to
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs an ac-
count of the recent surrender to the military
of Indians belonging to Loco's band. He
says they were cut off from the main body of
the band by Mexican troops, They heard
the country was full of soldiers, and fed to
San Carlos for refuge. He declined to re-
ceive them, and they are now being fed by
the military. Agent Wilcox also says the
prisoners should be taken from the reserva-
ton and punished. They came here from
necessity, and will breed discord and en-
courage absentees to return that they may
fatten and grow strong for another raid.
Prompt action should be taken with all that
"a returned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-07

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wAsHIseroN. June 6.-White Wolfe, Big
bow and Sunboy. representing the Kiowa
J and Comanche tribes in the Indian Terrific
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Local observation.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 6.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
ENCOURAGEMENT

DR. SAMUEL DAVIS las REMOVED TO
- his own house, 274 Pleasant street.
THE "oAKWOOD" RESORT. GREEN LAKE.
i Write for illustrated circulars. DAVID
GREENWAY, hartford p. o., Wisconsin.
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