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BrinkerhoNrs Suit Against His Divorced
Wife,

New York, April 2s-In the suit of Cor
nelius Brinkerhoff against his former wife,
Sarah E. Perry, for the recovery of his prop
erty, valued at $11S,000 which he had con
veyed to her while he was drunk and under
Their impression that he was executing trust
deed and in which the jury found verdict
in his favor, the Supreme Court granted an
order requiring the defendant to show cause
why a receiver should not be appointed, and
granted an injunction restraining her from
collecting any of the rents and interfering
with the disposing of the property pending
final determination.
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DDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE COM
ID missiOners of Marion county, Indiana, at
their office, in the Courthouse at Indianapolis.
Indiana, mp to May 10, 1888, for the purchase of
100000 per cent. semi-annual coupon bonds
of said county, principal and interest payable at
the banking office of Wnslow, Laner & Co., in
the city of New York. Said bonds to he dated
June l, 1884, and to run ten years. The pur-
CHASER to deposit the money and receive the
bonds on June /, SS3, at said banking office of
Winslow, Laaier x Co., New York CITY.
j. l.. MOTHERSHEAD
Treasurer Marion County.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND
L STRAW.

Office of the Acting Assistant Quartermaster,
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL, IND, April 80, 1883.
Sealed proposals, IN tTiplicate, subject to the
usual conditions, will be received at this office
until 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on Wednesday, May 80,
1888, at which time and place they will be
opened in presence of bidders, for furnishing
and delivering at this post Fuel, Hay, Oats and
Straw in such quantities as may be required
from time to time, during the fiscal year COM
mencing July l, 1888, and ending June so,
1884.
Proposals for either class of the stores men
toned, or for quantities less than the whole re-
qured, viii be received Separate bids for Fuel
and Forage should be made.
The government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. A preference will be given TO
articles of domestic production, conditions OF
price and quality being equal, and such prefer
ence viii be given to articles of American pro-
dnction produced on the Pacific coast to the eX-
tent of the consumption required by the public
service there.
Blank proposals and full information to the
estimated quantities of supplies required, the
manner of bidding. conditions to be observed by
bidders, terms OF contract and payment Will be
furnished on application to this office.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked proposals for Fuel" Forage" or
"strsw" tas the case may be-, and addressed to
the undersigned. ". II. REXFORD,
Captain, o. s. K, A. A. @. NJ.
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FOR FRESH BEEF.
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL, IND, I
April 80, 1883.

INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL, IND, I
April 80, 1883. 5
Sealed proposals in triplicate, subject to the
usual conditions, with q copy of this advertise
ment attached will be received at this office
until 10 O'Clock A. NJ on Wednesday, May 80,
1888, at which time and place they will be open
ed in presence of bidders, for furnishing and de-
livering the Fresh Beef required by the Subsist-
ence Department, United States Army, at this
post during the fiscal year commencing July
l, 1888 and ending June 3d. 1884.
The government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals.
Information as to the manner of bidding, con-
ditons 10 be observed by bidders, and terms of
contract ana payment will be furnished on 6p-
pl1catiOn to this office.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked: Proposals for Fresh Beef" and adj
dressed to the undersigned.
ISAAC ARNOLD, Maj. of Ord, A. A. c. s.
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An Actress Dies of Delirium Tremens.

WACO, Tex, April 28.-Ella Arnold. an
actress in the Horseshoe Variety theater,
died here yesterday of delirium tremens.
Her father, Dick Parker is proprietor of the
American Theater New York, and her hus-
band, Billy Devere, is manager Of Stensby's
Theater, Milwaukee.
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Arrest Of am "Oontz sbooter. ;,

The first gambler arrested by the metrOpoli-
tan police was brought in last evening by Patrol
man Bruce, the prisoner being Joe Garrett, a
negro who was found running an "oontz" game
on Indiana avenue.
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The jury in the Gilmore. milestone breach Of
promise case. on trial at Wapakoneta, o., after
six hours deliberatiOn, returned verdict ASSESS
ing the plaintiffs damages at So, the amount
claimed being IS, 600 The verdict received
with disgust by the friends of Mrs. Gilmore, and
provoked considerable merriment At her ex-
pense.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-30

A BOSS tailor who lived near Racine,
Had backache so had that his spleen
Thr0bbed like a boil,
But St. Jacobs Oil
Cured the pain, which was very keen,
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Struck by Lightning,

Mrs John W. Wilson, of No. 103 South New
Jersey street, was struck by lightning Saturday
afternoon during the thunder storm. She was
very low all the afternoon and night, but she
was better yesterday, and is now regarded as out
of danger,
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A Claim Against the Alabama.

PHILADELPHIA, April 28.-The largest de-
mand yet presented for consideration in the
Alabama Claims Court has been set down for
hearing Henry Robinson and John Mason
& Co. survivors and successors to John Ma
son & Co.. ella i'm IS, O81, 40 The firm is rep
resented by George H. Foster, of New York.
The claim is one of the second class, and it is
extremely doubtful if it will be paid.
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BRUSH ELECTRIC LIGHTS

Are fast taking the place of all others in fac
tories, FOundues, Machine Shops and Mills.
Parties having their own power can procure an
Electric Generator and obtain much more light
at much less cost than by any other mode. The
incandescent and storage system has been per.
hung wherever needed, and lighted at will. day
or night. Parties desiring Generators or to form
companies for lighting cities and towns can
send to the Brush Electric Co, Cleveland, o., OF
to the undersigned at Indianapolis.
J. CAVFN
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

IHUICatlOns'
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April 80, A. ny
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley-SliGhtly
warmer fair weather, northeast winds, shifting
to east and south, lower barometer in the Ohio
Valley.
For the Lake Region-Slightly warmer fair
weather, west to south winds, stationary or
lower barometer.
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MALARIAL fever, Ague and Bili0usness. will
cave as soon as Hop Buffers arrive. Try IL.
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ST. LOUIS, April 19-Official announcement
will be made tomorrow that John j. Rogers, as
sistant general freight agent. has been promoted
to general freight agent of the Missouri Pacific,
north of DenisOn and Texarkana, vice George
Odds, recently appointed freight traffic manager
of the Southwestern system and Wabash.
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Name of ROAD.
IApr. ri Abr. 2sL Inc. Dec.
t decrease, 1872 cars.

NeC decrease, fOz cars.
The number of loaded cars handled at this
point follows; Received, 1908; for
warded, 1896; total, 1864. Decrease as com
pared with the movement ofthe preceding week,
374 cars.
THE "NIcKEL-PLATE' MAKES A CROSSING.
CHICAGO, April 29.-The Nickel-plate road put
in frogs and completed it's crossing of the Fort
Wayne tracks to-day, and was proceeding to
cross Seventy-sxth street, to connection with
the Lake Shore tracks, when squad of Hyde
Park police appeared and put stop to the work
on the ground that ordinance had been passed
by the village trustees giving the road the right
Of away across the street.
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The Chicago d Great Southern Railroad Com
pany has just sunk shaft at Yeddo, Ind, and
President Crawford says the company will i'm
medately mine all the coal they use on the road,
and in a very short time will be able to supply
quite foreign demand The company owns
large tracts of coal landsin the vicinity of Yeddo,
and the business of the corporation promises to
be very extensive.
The way Eastern papers talk, Jay Gould could
not have penned a more unfortunate sentence
than when he wrote the stockholders of the
Wabash that he was the largest among them.
and was still satisfied that it was best to make
the lease to the st. Louis Iron Mountain & South
ern, and put out ten millions of bonds. 1t was
second exhibition of the tin box, only in an
other way, with new scenic effects and new
combination.
y. NJ. Chesbrough, secretary of the Western
Association of General Passenger and Ticket
Agents, embracing the territory formerly in
Guded in the Central aud Western Association,
has called special meeting of the association
in New York, Thursday, May 10, at / A. NJ. This
meeting is called to consider various matters of
importance, and by common consent it is TO take
the place of the regular meeting appointed at
CIavelaDd Nav O.
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Local observations.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 20.
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AGREED ON A MAN AT LAST.

the place OF the regular meeting appointed at
Cleveland, May 8.
AGREED ON MAN AT LAST.
The directors of the Union Railway Company
have agreed upon a man for first vice president
and general manager OF the Union Railway and
BELT Road Company. The Journal is not at lib
erty to give the name of the party who is to take
the position until definite answer is received
from him that he will accept. An answer is ex-
pected within day or two. Mr.. McCrea speaks
OF him as being just the man for the place, and
his executive ability Is such That he is well
adapted TO looking after the financial as well as
the physical condition of the two properties
over which roads there is daily as much bust
ness done as on some systems OF roads of
tent of 500 or more miles, The vice-presdent
and general managers salary is TO be 6,00O per
year, and his headquarters are to be Indianapo-
TROUBLES OF CINCINNATI PASSENGER MEN,
Matters in passenger circles at Cincinnati are
not running SO smoothly as would seem desira-
ble One of the disturbing elements is the indie
pendent oflice recently opened by the Indiana
Bloomington & Western road at that point. and
their competitors talk very ugly about the mat
ter, charging that rates badly cut at this
Office, and lively war on Northwestern rates
from points in that section is quite imminent
unless an early compromise is effected Then
fhe virtuous mana cement OF the Pttsburg Gin
cnnati & st. Louis lines, it is alleged after per-
euading the other lines to stop payment of COM
missions on orders. which was done to stop pay
meut to steamboat clerks, etc, have quietly
stepped in and sent complimentary annual pass
es to clerks of the most popular passenger steam
ars plying between New Orleans, Memphis and
Cincinnati, thus attempting to work on their
feelings. BY shutting out competitors from pay
dng. they get the business cheap in this way, as
The transportation is seldom used
A RACKET ON AT ST. LOUIS
General Freight Agents Hubbard, of the VAN
.7oli q tI,a Ind 1is G.
Knight, of the Wabash, are considerably ratified
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-30

The following cases were also decided:
1O,OS7. McFadden VS.. Fritz. Shelby c. G.
Affirmed. Franklin, c.
1897. Schmidt VS.. Wright. Marion C. c. At
frmed. Franklin, G.
9,613. Wilcox VS.. Majors. Bartholomew c. C.
Affirmed. Black, Z.
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A RACKET ON AT ST. LOUIS.

General Freight Agents Hubbard, of the Van
faalia, Gays, of the Indianapolis & St Louis and
Knight, of the Wabash are considerably ratified
on the freight tariff that the Toledo, Cincinnati &
St. Louis road, which is soon to commence doing
business out of st. Louis, has made and an
effort is to be made to get the IT, G. & st. L. man
pgement to advance their rates, The l., C. & ST.
T.. tariff, for instance on the first thirty miles
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-08-09

/ IN positions 10 huyr doomed them
each 10 certain defcnt Ind they en-
dorscd tho principles which they
noR cnauelufe. as we hive reason
To believe, judging from tho past
record % the rtriy, solely 70 deceive
the people into continuing their
lease Of office. We have no doubt
but tie ii.lk and file Of TINT party
favor tho nnti.inonopoly principles
enunciatel in tho platform, but
judging tho future from tho pa.t,
what reason have they to hope for
them from that party? It's lenders
OF the past ire not discarded. In
tho past they have made haste TO
enrich themselves In the service OF
the monopolics that the people con-
denim. Ticy have shown no works
meet for repentance. AS. anti.mo-
nepolists they arc rs unreliable to-
day rs thy were working and vot-
Ing for monopoly. Turn the rascals
OUT
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4 fine .:soi. Horn.

The 9th Duke oi Cambridge lrea
b. A. NJ. Winslow Il Son, Mankakec,
Illinois, is probably the finest short
horn bull oi his ;}sro ever brought to
Northern io>a. lie l. or tie Rod
Rose Princess stain, watch stands
IN the very front rank Of This famous
breed. RE was ore year old
the Doth Of June past, we!rhs 1850
pounds and presents rs foe 9alut3
- ags animal a< his ago IN the stsste.
Mr., Brow r.ia FOR him Lass spsi',
$500, aAd Tor service in his herd itc
l. worta much Etore than that. ia
al3o Las Il few other fine youa~ pats@
ri the same breed which h. wilt dis
posa ~ III Favorable terms. Ssne
ot the young METERS which he
brought il Il; the same slime ale *
ee@dineiy .laa anti We thiuA II tho
i~a 4.rse ..inces~ strata also.
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The republican papers ind poll.
ticians Of fo"n sly, Keep tho ras-
cals out" OF course that party
kept Stone, Rankin, brandt. Craig,
Beilnap, Dodge, fasson ind n lot
OF other thieves ind hsibe. takers on,
OF prison yh"a their places were
within prison walls. VIII our neigh
bors cf tic republican, press mention
il republican ,iefaulter OF the funds
Of any county in Iowa ever sent to
,he reniteatiarya Their success In
"kcegin.s the rascals out haa been
remarkable.
The democrats oxclaim Turn tho
rasca's out which ia thought 10 be
explained IN the number of parions
granted " Governor Cleveland,
The republicans on the contrary eS-
claim keep tho rascais OUT the up
pllcatlon Of which Is APPLY illustrated
by It'll exercise of tho paraoning
power 81 Governor Euren =. sher-
man. Rill Harris, III old Offender
ard repeated riolator o. the prohibit
tory liquor lave Of the stata was IN.
lietca, ariaignei, tried, found guilty
end iinca one thousand dollars for
selling VIII. ~ Illegally. Governor
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-08-09

Not long ago ! noticed an article
IN the Cresco Times, signed hy j.
Barker, III regard To our Game Laws.
lie says that every person having y
dead prairie chicken in his possession
before the 18th inst, will be prose-
cutea, and he also says; prairie
chickens do not belong To the iasM-
ers any more shan they do 10 any
one else. but Nr. Barker We farmers
hold that what-ao- ever Ee raise Oh
oar farm belongs exclusively - IL,
ani we d-n't propose to ae dictated
20 by the spoltsMen oi tEesco, OF
any other place, us 10 when We Kill
for our own eatinm,' amy thing In
hee., pork or chicken line, be they
wild or tame; and farther, Mr.. Har-
ker. We farmers OF Orleans township
can lua the chicken business without.
any Ct your assistance. ANY farmer
not Il meaahcr q ANY saa club Il
welcome To shoot aa faany prairie
chickens as he wants 10 Oh lay farm,
but y slogtsmen that have under
taken ID keep the farmer from kiln:
his own, "yes his own chickens,
,utc notice, that "anv reg: IL lew
Ing in his possession qua or uay.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-08-09

TIE Csii Sae q County Convention.
We publish tic call for q county
convention this week to too held on
thu S,h IL September 10 elect dele
gates to the Anti, Monopoly Senate
rial convention. and to nominate L
co1nty anii-manopa'y ticket. II /"
desirable that the anti-mancpoilst>
Ct The several towns meet and elect
the quota IF delegates they arc en-
tides. 10 respectively. Oh DOSING their
most discreet men from each town
ship to rcprcsca, them ut Saratoga.
With il ticket composed Of good
men there can BE no doaa. OF the
r>su,, although the republican party
sill pour out the cash like rain -
secure Il representative who will
vote to perpctuste tho rain ~ me-
aopo!y in the United States Senate.
This Office il worth more 10 the peo-
nle this saii than all the others "a
the county, as important IL SOME ot
them are. There Is not in existence
Ia lowe To-. lay sinrlc monopoly thnt
should H. eont"s.ied by law al. ID
net, hat owes It's continued existence
IL tho republican party. No term
,r s,rsf..sF, 7.g.teysvt .sf,t ,'arisian has baar
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Grand Army Of the Republic.

The veteran soldiers OF Crcseo ant
vicinity meet at the court house Aug
q, 1883, md organized Memorial Post
Of the Grand Army Of Republic, Dc
pnrtmcnt OF Iowa. len. Milo l.
FL, nnan, the mastering officer, WA
present. Thirty-eiglt were present,
mustered in, and organized by elect.
Ing a. n. Frisbic, y. G.; w. X. Barker,
S. Y. +. e; J. J.. Peck, J. Y. =. 9; j.
II. Convey, chaplain; J. McCollnm,
surgeon, John Hnlverson, @. M;
Geo 4. Sheffield, Q. ID; VIM. Daugh-
inbangh, @. G.
The Adjt, @. NJ. $. md Sergt- MAJ.
will he appointed at the first regular
meeting. A committee Of three was
appointed on bylaws.
Ali old soldiers in this vicinity are
cordially invited to come and join
this organization.
4. J.. FRIsBIE,
G.. 7. Wul1n, Chairman.
Secretary.
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Lime Springs organized Lauman
Post on the lay following the or
ganization here with the following
officers:
j. 4. Cameron, y. G.; Thos. Gates,
S. Y. =. G.; S. l.. Thompson, j. Y. L.
G.; A. L. Knowl;on, Surgeon; 4. 6.
Blair, Chaplain; L. NJ. Clark, @. Nj;
G.. NJ. Van Lcuvcn, Jr., q. d, s. A.
Miller, q. &; =. G. Howe, Adlt. IL.
-. White, Scrgt. MAJ, j. L. Sheldon,
q, IT.. sergt.
Next meeting Saturday, August
Is, 1853.
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II you have rough, pimplv, or
eallow skin, bad broath, pains an3
aches, and feel miserable gonor-
ally, nop Bitters will give yol
fair skin, rich blood, the sweetest
breath, health and comfort.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-08-09

II you are q frequenter, or q
resident Of o missmatic district,
bsrricade your system against the
scourge Of Gil countriog--malarial,
epidemic, bilious and intermittent
fcycrs-by tho uso Of IIop Bitters.
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In short they cure al Diseases
Of tho Stomach, Bowels, blood,
Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Bright's
Disease. $500 viii be paid tor
q case they viii not cure or help.
Wy nop Dittors to-day. u1
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
CHICAGO, Mil. Isl. Paul Railway.
CHURCH, DIRECTORY.

CONGREGATIONAL CnugcH.--eervlces every
sunday nj 11:00 A. NJ. and 200 +. ~. Sunday
school after morning service. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening.
REV. A. s. McGnSarH, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL Crrgeu.- Services every
sunday nj 1lIo 4. II. ana T.dn z. II. Sunday
school after morning service. Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening.
TRY. q. w. PRATT. Pastor.
BArTfsT CnrRCH.-sersiccs every sunday at
1f:00 A. n. and ZOO 7. VI. sunday School after
morning service. Prayer meeting every We'd
neslay evening. REV. a. III. GARNAs. Paetot.
CATHOLIC CHURCH, Services every sunday Al
11:oC A. n. ana 3:e0 =. NJ. Sundas' School every
sunday nj 100 p. ".
REv. NJ. \. MCCARTHY, Pastor.
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHERsii4-acigicea every
sunday ut llOO AN a'f no r. ~ sunday
School after morning service
REV. G. $. pfGcisAL, Rector.