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AN ANDERSON SENSATION.
Shooting of Frank Cleary by w. S. Rich
ardson on Account of an Old Feud.
Epecial 70 fle IndianaDolis Journal

Shooting of Frank Cleary by w. S. Rich
ardson Account of Old Feud.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON, Jan 11.-This evening about S
O'Clock Frank Cleary was shot. by w. S.
Richardson. The shooting occurred on the
north side of the public square, in front of
Brandon's drug store. Richardson was stand
ing on the sidewalk in conversation with
the prosecuting attorney, and as Cleary ap-
preached them he fired two shots, one taking
effect The ball entered between Ceary's
second and third ribs, and passed through
the body The physicians do not consider
the wound necessarily fatal. The shooting
originated from difficulty that took place
last summer at Alexandria, in this county
in which Richardson was assaulted and badly
cut. Cleary was to have been tried to-day in
the Circuit Court, for the cutting, and Rich
ardson, who is a travelling salesman for the
firm of Ford e. Williams, boot and shoe men,
Cleveland o., was here as n witness. The trial
of Cleary was postponed until the March term
of court, and it was after this that the shoot
ing occurred. Richardson Immediately gave
himself into theicustody..of the officers, but
was released on bail.
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MARRIED IN JAIL,
A Washington Couple Unite Their Misfor-
tunes Under the Shadows of the Bars.
Enecial IN fba IDd TournaJ

A Washington Couple Unite Their Misfor
tunes Under the Shadows of the Bars
Special to the indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-'Squire James B.
Smith and Mrs. Margaret G. Gregory were
married in the Davicss county Jail at 1890
to-day. Smith had been n justice of the
peace for two years past up to Sept. 81 of last
year, when he eloped with the Gregory
woman, and took moneys collected for other
persons by him, leaving his sureties to pay
nearly $500 by him. His bondsmen cap
tured him at Pomeroy, O., on the 9th OF
last month. and brought him back He
has been in Jail ever since, awaiting the ac-
ton of the grand jury, which is now in ses-
sion, and to-day returned an indictment
against him for embezzlement His wife was
granted divorce from him, and Mrs. Greg
ory's husband was also divorced from her
on yesterday Smith is So years old, and his
latest acquisition in the way of wife is only
half that age. Smith will undoubtedly be
sent over the road
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Mexican Treaty Matters.

WASHINGTON Jan. n,-Generai Grant and
Romero were before the Senate committee on
foreign relations two hours this morning, the
commercial treaty between Mexico and the
United States being under consideration.
The terms of the treaty fully discussed
and explained by the commissioners, from
the standpoint of reciprocal interests of both
countries General Grant remained closeted
with the members of the committee quite
awhile after Romero had retired. The treaty
already formulated relates mainly to mutual
concession in the nature of allowing impor-
tation free of duty by each country of GER
tain stated products of the other. The formal
signing of the treaty by the commissioners
will probably take place in few days.
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Notes and Personalities.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal


WASHINGTON, Jan. n.-Representative
Calkins, who has been indsposed for some
days, is somewhat improved, and was in his
seat as usual to-day
Commissions as postmasters were issued
to-day to Lewis Nebeker, at Covington, and
Charles L. Ferris, at Winchester.
The Postmaster-general to-day issued an
order disseminating the postoflice at Fans,
Warrick county (mails 10 be sent to Gentry
ville); also at Fidelity, Pike county (mails to
be sent to Velpen)
Lieutenant ]. H. Dorst, of the Fourth
Cavalry, native of New Albany, who has
for the past two years been stationed in
Texas is on leave of absence, and is spend
ing few days in this city with his brother
officers.
]. II. Finch, of Indianapolis is guest of
the Ebbitt House.
Mr.. George DePauw left the city to-day
for New York, whence in a few days he will
return to Indiana. Z.
Virginia Cameron, daughter of Senator
Cameron, of Pennsylvania, was married this
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Probable Nominations.

% WAsHINGToN. Jan. 1.-THE Star says that
it is expected that the Judge for the South
ern United States district Of Ohio, collector
of internal revenue for the Cincinnati dis
trict, and collector of internal revenue for
the Fortieth district of Georgia will be ap-
pointed by the President in few days The
first named office will probably be filled this
week. Itappears to be generally conceded
that Ex-Governor Tom Young will be APP
pointed collector at Cincinnati, and it seems
to be equally certain that J. c. Wimberly
will succeed Peasants as collector of inter
nal revenue at Atlanta, Ga.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
An Indiana Mail Robber.

Representative Stockslager has presented
to the Encouragement the personal pet-
ton of John W. Waller, OF Foster Ridge,
Posey county, Indiana, praying for pardon.
Waller relates the story of his career since
boy; his youthful innocence on farm, un-
the parental roof how he fell in with the
Philistines and grew into wckedness, espec-
tally intemperance. He was employed to
carry the mails from Leavenworth, Craw-
ford county to Scuellville, Indiana He fell
into temptation, and on several occasions ri
fed the mailbags, in all amounting to 1896
He was arrested. He escaped, fled to Ken
lucky and Tennessee, and remained away
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Polk Going Home.

SAN ANTONIO Jan. 11-United States Mar
shall Costing left here this morning by Sun
set train with Marsh T. Polk, the defaulting
treasurer of Tennessee. He will convey
him to Nashville and there turn
him over to the proper authorities Captain
John Price, the detective, who made
bargain to conduct Polk safely to Mexico
and received the bride, skipped out of San
Antonio last night, but was captured at San
Marcus by Deputy Marshal Niggi and
brought here to-day and jailed in default of
81 600 bond
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
BradIaugh, Who Sues Deputy Ser
geant-at-Arms, Gets Mill.
Explanation as to Why the Proposed Sena-
torisl Address Was Abandoned
Relative to GRmbetta.

PARIS, Jan 1.-THE proposal that the Re-
publican senators should issue an address to
the country on Gambetta's death was made
by Challeme Lacour, senator from Bouches
du Rhon. On the submission of the proposal
to the several sections, the Republican sena-
tors of the Left Center and Pure Left OBJ
jected to it, plenary meeting was then
called, and resolved that such an address
would add nothing to the grandeur of Gam
betta's funeral. One objection was that the
address would appear like an admission that
the republic was in danger The decision
not to issue an address must be considered
a rebuff for Gambetta' senators,
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A Horrible Crime.

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. IA Youngstown
special to the Leader reports that last night
man named Maloney, who keeps Il place
with bad reputation, threw Molle Dewitt
out of doors with great violence 1t after
ward proved that her skull was broken. As
she lay on the ground unconscious, man
named Lawson, supposng her drunk, raw
ished her. He was discovered in the act and
arrested. The woman was made as comfort
able as possible in the police-station, where
she died at 100 this afternoon. Maloney,
Lawson, and woman named Mag Brothers,
are in prison, charged with the murder.
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evening at her fathers residence in this city
to Lieutenant Alexander Rogers, United
States army The wedding reception was at
tended by President Arthur and nearly all
the members OF the cabinet with their wives
and daughters; a large representation from
the Supreme Court, Senate and House; Cen
eral and Mrs. Grant, William NJ. Evarts,
and General Sherman
Clark Mills, the sculptor, is unconscious
and expected to die before morning
The Treasury to-day purchased bar silver
for delivery at different minis
Everett b. Sanders, nominated for receiver
of public moneys at Wausau Wis, is enroll
ing clerk of the House of Representatives.
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Committee Work.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 11.-Professor Mitchell,
OF the coast survey, before the Mississippi
river committee, to-day pronounced himself
as unqualifiedly in favor of the works in pro-
gress on the river. He thought the entire
work of improving the river might be COM
peted for $40, 100000.
The lighthouse board met to-day and de-
cided to elect chairman next Thursday.
The monitor Miantonomah will make a
trial trip down the Potomac, on Saturday,
with the naval and appropriation committees
of both houses on board
The House foreign affairs committee will
begin a consideration of the Hawiian reci-
procity treaty tomorrow.
The House election committee to-day de-
cided by vote of to to dismiss the Lee
Richardson, South Carolina, contest.
The Iowa case, Cook-Cutts, will be heard by
a subcommittee Saturday
The House committee on public lands to-
day authorized a favorable report to be
made on Pachecoso brush fence bill, which
provides for the settlement of public lands in
California
A bill creating three new land districts in
Dakota was considered but the point of ac-
ton was not reached
Chairman Pound requested the sub-com-
mittee on the forfeiture of railroad land grants
to consider the matters before them in order
to report at the next meeting.
At a meeting of the House committee on
public lands to-day the chairman called the at
tention of the subcommittee to the fact that
there are large grants of public lands to rail-
roads which have not been earned under the
grant, and should be declared forfeited He
hoped TO hear from the subcommittee on
the subject at the next meeting:
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Terrible storm in Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 1.-THE storm at
Vera Cruz Tuesday. was more disastrous than
at first reported. The American steamer
Jas A. Gary, and the schooner Theresa G.,
and a Mexican barque, were complete loss;
the crews were saved. The steamer had
already discharged. Roofs of the railroad
warehouses were carried away doing much
damage to the goods. The works of the har-
Dor Improvements were completely destroyed.
Many lighters and small craft were wrecked
The Mexican schooner Amadeta is ashore
near Anton Lizardo; the crew was saved.
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Fire at Des Moines.

raging in Clapp's block, 132 feet square. and
in which is located the Citizens
National Bank, and many fine
stores and numerous offices, Including
the Western Union Telegraph office, and, as
it is apparently beyond all control the
whole block seems sure to co. but
little =, of the good: or furniture being saved,
and the loss bids fair to be at least $500, 600
The Masonic Hall in Clapp's block is gone,
with all the records and IS, 900 worth Of re-
gala. Al midnight it looks as if 1874 feet
square of the best part of the city will be in
ruins,
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six months, Attic end of that time went
to Indianapolis gave himself into the Gus
tody of the district attorney, and on trial
pleaded guilty. On January 3, 1888, the
judge pronounced the sentence. 1t was one
year in the Jacksonville prison. Waller
says he is not yet twenty-one years old. He
has repented, eaten the husks after the feet
of the swine; wants to reform, and promises,
by the aid ofhis young wife and aged pa
rents, to live the life of a good man, if he is
pardoned. The result will not be an
nounced for some time yet, but it is hardly
probable he will be pardoned upon his own
petition alone
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Irelands Troubles.

DUBLIN, Jan. IA lively correspondence
is again progressing between Eagan and
Pigott, concerning Tand-league funds. Pig
OFT declares that 100000 of the funds have
not been accounted for.
Healy and Quinn attended the Queens
bench division to answer the charge of max
ing infammatory speeches.
Davitt who has been summoned to answer
similar offense, was absent. There is little
interest in the cases, and they will be heard
before a full bench
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Libel Suit.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

ELKHART, Ind, Jan. 11.-On the 18th of
June, 1882, at convention held in Goshen
for the purpose of nominating county Off
GERS, General Milo S. Hascall read some reso-
lutions in which the action of w. G. Elliott
and Philo J. Parmater county commission
ers, in the sale of the old poor-farm and the
purchase OF the new were condemned, claim
ing that there had been big steal and de-
handing their resignation. A good deal of
hard feeling was engendered at the time, and
now it has eliminated in Elliott and Parma
ter instituting suit against Hascall for $40, 900
damages each
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Star-Route Trials.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE grand jury, to-
day, commenced investigation into the al
legged jury bribery cases, and examined wit
nesses in connection with the case of Frank
H. Fall, charged with attempting to bride
Star-route Juror Brown (colored)
In the star-route case, all the forenoon was
occupied in the examination of Nephi John
son, as to the number of men and horses
used on the route from Toquesvlle to Adar-
Vile Utah.
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Cable Notes.

The linen factory of Richardson & Niven,
of Belfast has been burned. Loss, $50, 600.
In the libel suit between Belt, the artist,
VS.. Lawes, the editor, the defendant asks a
new trial
Edwin Booth, the American actor, opened
his engagement at the Residenz Theater
Berlin, last night.
Sexton leaves for the United States, by re-
quest, to have the American land league
conform to the Nation league.
The North German Gazette confirms the
report that Emperor William has addressed
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The Rhine valley Frozen.

VIENNA, Jan. 1.-THE requirements of
refugees arriving at Rad in large numbers
in half-starved condition cannot possibly
be met at that place, although they are do
ing their utmost for their relief. Soldiers
are placed along the bikes to prevent peo-
pie from returning to their homes over dan
gerous ice. Repairing of the dikes has been
impossible since the frost set in, and the
whole Rhine valley is frozen over.
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BERLIN, Jan. 1.-THE extent of the flooded
country in the middle Rhine districts, ex-
elusive of the tributaries of that river, is
computed at 700 square kiometers, or nearly
half as large again as the lake of Constance
The King of Bavaria has given a second
10000 marks for the relief of his distressed
subjects.
The Prussian Landstag has voted to grant
100000 marks for the relief of sufferers of
the inundated districts
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Against Bradlauph.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE court to-day gave
Judgment against Charles Bradlaugh, in his
action against Erskine, deputy sergeant-at-
arms of the Commons, for the assault on the
occasion of Bradlaugh attempting to enter
the Commons and take his seat as a member
after resolution had been passed prohibit
ing him from so doing
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A NIunifcent Gift,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 11.-Willam Buck
nell is in the city to-day. He handed the
board of trustees of the University of Lewis
burg, Pa, Baptist theological seminary, a
check for 100000, including his own sub
scription of $50 600, made on condition that
$50, 900 more be secured
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A Probable Ruse.

LONDON, Jan. 11.--A correspondent of the
Times writes: "The announcement of Stan
ley's lndsposition is probably ruse. and
there is every reason to believe that if
De Brazza attempts to encroach, he will meet
with a warm reception"
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Garfield Statue.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 1.-THE work for the
Garfield statue to be placed in the hall of
the old house at Washington. and for which
the Legislature appropriated 10000 last
winter was tonight awarded to Carl Henry
be military figure, full size, and to be COM
peted in six months. There were thirteen
artists competing
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Press Assoointions Consolidated.

New YORK, Jan. 11.--By order of the joint
executive committee of the New York and
Western Associated Press, Mr.. William
Henry Smith, general agent of the Western
Associated Press, will take charge of the
whole business of both associations to-day.
The committee says the reason for this action
is to simplify the service and increase its eff
cheney, by uniting, as far as possible, the
two associations under a common manage
ment.
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ireland as a Mendicant.

LONDON, Jan. 11.-Davitt speaking at
Birkenhead, last night referred to the dis
tress in the west of Ireland He said that it
was humiliating that Ireland should stand
before the world time after time as a mendi-
cant. The people of Ireland have had
enough of futile agitation and semi-insuri
rections; they are going to fight it out this
time
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Runors of War.

BERLIN, Jan. 1L-Although war rumors
are now subsidized, it is remarked that two
officers o! the general staff have been ordered
to Konigsberg and Thorne Similar special
measures of acquiring information were pre-
viously only taken at Metz and Strasbourg
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Clerks Discharged.

WASHINGTON, Jan 11.-One hundred and
five clerks were discharged from the census
office to-day. One hundred and fifty clerks
remain. There is money enough to pay
their salaries for thirty days If the appro-
priation is not made by that time the entire
office will be closed until the LIST of June.
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Another Town Flooded.

VIENNA, Jan. 11.-Porrions of the city of
Grau, on the Danube. is flooded. Eleven
houses have been demolished.
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An ARTISTIC Romance.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1.-THE Russian au-
thorities are ignorant of the discovery of
two men of the crew of the Jeanette, men
toned in a letter from the American artist
West,
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an autograph letter to the Pope in reply to
letter received from His Holiness in De-
cember.
1t is intended to blow up the masts, fun
nels and bawsprit of the steamer City of
Brussels, when as much of the cargo as pos
sible will be saved.
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Financial,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE total issue of
gold certificates TO date is $50, 519, $40 OF
which amount SIG 2OS, $50 are in circulation
and 1881, 400 still in the treasury.
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Accidentally Injured.
special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
WABASH Jan. n.-About 5 o'clock this
evening Jesse Underdown, son of Thomas
Underdown. a prominent hardware mer-
chant, was coming from the third-story of
the store in the elevator, when heavy pair
of tongs accidently fell, striking him on the
head and inflicting severe Injuries, which
may result seriously.
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Paris to Have Gambetta,s Body.

MARsEILLEs, Jan. 11.-Gambetta's father
informed the delegation from Paris, which
endeavored to induce him to alter his de-
cision in regard to the disposition of his sons
remains, that, after his own death, Paris
might take his sons body
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.


Communication of his sentence to a life i'm
prisonment. The counsel say that the ex-
IRENE youth of the prisoner and his stolid
ignorance, amounting almost to utter imbe-
cility, render him an unfit subject for the
gallows and would deprive the execution of
all moral effect
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Window Nominated.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 1.-THE Republican sena
torial caucus tonight nominated VIM. Win
dom by sixty-one votes, to one for Governo
Davis and one for q. f. Cole
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Doesn't Withdraw from Parliament.

LONDON, Jan. 11.-Payfair does not retire
from Parliament; he has only resigned the
office of deputy speaker.
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Spanish Politics.

MADRID, Jan. 1.-THE dynastic Left has re-
solved to maintain Serrano's programme,
but to adopt expectant attitudes toward the
ministry until it makes known its policy by
acts,
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Mundane Ague.

CAIRO, H.. Jan. ia very sharp anC
heavy earthquake was felt here this morning
at lbs, lasting about five seconds. No dam
age done.
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The Cars "Relictp Sorry.

PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE Russian Princess of
Dolgrouki has sent letter of coincidence on
the death of Gambetta.
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Gladstone.

LONDON, Jan 11.-Gladstone will start for
Cannes, France, Monday He is advised to
take complete rest until the meeting of Par
Lament.
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STATE NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Oficial Figures by Counties in the
Ninth District '
w. G. Elliott and PhilO C. Parmater Want
$4,000 of General Milo S.
Hascalps Money.
THE NINTH DISTRICT ELECTION

OAiciaI Figures Given by Counties, Show
ing Doxey's Majority.
snecial to the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON, Jan. 1.-THE following are the
official maiorities OF the Ninth district cleo
oonOrasSmoO.
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Religious.

NAPANEE, Ont. Jan. ia general confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church has
adopted the proposed basis of union-74
| IN %
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DIR JoRDANs lung renovater. the great lung
remedy. For sale by all drnggists. Try it.
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WELLS "Rough on Corns." 15c Ask for it.
Complete, permanent cure. COrns, warts, bun
IONS
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Mr.. WM BAssETT. farmer. South Bend. st. Jo-
seph county, used Browns IrOn BitJers success
fully for Infamed eyes. ... ..1
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Upton County.

Upton County.
specal to the indianapolis journal
TIProN, Jan. 1.-THE following is the vote
6 linton county nn Tuesday hv townships: