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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-02

Friday and Saturday evenings next, with Sat
urday matinee, Baums "AIaid of Arran' COM
pany will appear at the Grand Opera-house.
The company is composed of well-knOwn profess
sional people, among whom is Marie Frances
Mrs. Robert GreenJ, an indianapolis lady, who
assumes a prominent soubrette role. The In
dianapohs Opera company sings EZRA Diavolo, -
at the Grand Opera-house, May IL and 10, and
Professor Mcknight reproduees the fairy ope-
retta of ''The Naiad Queen" week of the 14th.
After that the house Will remain closed until
July.
Paris is in a few days to have a new incarna-
ton of Sarah. She is to play for the benefit of
a hospital for the blind as a deaf and dumb
clown or Pierrot. The accomplished actress is
tired of hearing her voice praised. When critics
rave about its duleet tones she imsgines they
want to insnuate that her other histrionic quail
ties are not worth eulogy
Mr.. Wyndham, the comedian, has concluded
his contract with Messrs. Brooks & Dickson, and
hereafter will he his own manager. He expects
to leave New York shortly for San Francisco,
whence he will return, by way of Montreal and
Quebec, to England. He will take three
weeks vacation ut home, and will again reach
Montreal next September. From Montreal he
intends to go to New York, then to Boston for
six weeks, and afterward to come TO Philadel-
phia.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-02
AN AUToCRATTc opERErrA.
Vienna Letter in London News.

Vienna Letter in London News.
Last night 500 ladies and gentlemen, forming
the "best" society of Vienna, assembled in the
palace of the German ambassador, Prince Reuss,
to witness the performance Of a comic Operetta,
which has been topic of interest for some time
among those concerned in it. The operetta is
called "Ten Girls and No Husband" Both words
and music are by Viennese authors. father
has ten girls, who all pretty. and whose
talents have been carefully developed in every
possible direction, thai they are even prepared
to turn soldiers if need be. The part of the
father was played by Prince Lichtenstein.
The daughters were unprecedented by the
Prncesses Auersperg and Kinsky, the young
Princess Metternich the Baroness Roth
schild, and Six more young ladies of equal rank.
The Princess Pauline Metternich had undertake
en- the part of a pert chambermad, who mimics
the drolleries of her master and mistress. There
was a round of enthusiastic applause when the
ten high-born ladies appeared in the uniform OF
an old Vienna crack regiment, and performed
military evolutiOns at the command of their
drOll father, while the chambermaid was beat
ing the drum. There Is a scene in which each
girl shows her special talent, which ia different
in ench of the ten Thus, the Baroness ROths-
child recited a comic monOlOgue, the Countess
Wilzeh sang comic air, ana the young Princess
Metternch danced q czardas, the national dance
of the Huugarians. The Emperor was the only
member of the imperial family who, being in
Vienna, was not present at this unique perform
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-02
The Case of Eva Sharks.

COnveyanees. II; consideration. $40 sO3 50
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-02

Instruments filed for record in the Recorders
office of Marion County, Indiana. for "a hours
ending at O'Clock P. NJ, May 1, 1888, as fur
nished by ELLIOTT Il BUTLER, abstraoters of
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-02

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-Jay Gould and party left
for an inspection of the Iron Mountain railroad
and Southwestern system at noon to-day in "a
special train OF five official coaches. The party
is substantially the same as left New York, In
formation was refused as to the route but the
cars are provisioned for twenty days. aud u trip
into Mexico over the International IL probable.
GOuld's deposition was taken in the case of
Nelson va. the Missouri Pacific railroad, at the
instance of the plaintiff, in the office of the
general attorney OF the Gould system. The
matter at issue Ia possession of the Popar-street
connecting track, but the examination took n
wide range. Gould was on the stand nearly two
hours.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
Gnlrestnn,a Intnst Idan

Galveston has struck it again rich.
and tie find is of COURSE something
connected with deep water. For ten
years she has been doing this same
Kind Of thing, but the leads gave out
or proved to he salted. This time she
hopes the bonanza is ia hand. Tie
idea now is TO push congress fora mil
lion-doilar appropriation and have
Capt tads, undoubtedly one Of the
greatest engineers living, undertake
the work of deepening the channel Of
/ Galveston bay. We do not know that
Capt. Eads is willing, or has time even
II willing TO devote himself To The
matter II is generally understood
that in the Tehuanicpec proiect-hjs
great ship railway from ocean to
ocean he las work in hand tl,nt
must necessarily occupy great deal of
his time and thought. II may he
however, that he has been consulted
and Is willing, somewhat us "a matter
81 accommodations, to get deep water
nj galveston. 1t is to he hoped tLot
he is thus compaisant. forlf any en-.
siheer living is competent to graphic
successfully with such work. Esds il
the man. The ictties mt New Orleans
ana The bridge at 81. Louis will be en-
during monuments to his ability. But
ABOUT the grand appropriation. The
question Is, can Galveston strike con.
SfesS, successfully, for so large nm
amount IL is very much TO h,
doubted, although She will not lacl,
influential help. The GAZETTE Ii ones
she VIII succeed, for, in all candor we
hoiu thGt deep water on the Texns
coast, Mt AT leastone port and why moi
GALVESTON as well rs anywhere else -
Is something essential TO the prosper
Gus development of this state. W.
nave TOO long haul To duep watar
lighters across Galveston bar nnd
railroads 70 New Orleans are each In
'heif way taxes upon the Industrial re.
sources Of the state. WewaDt twant,,
hve feet of water here ut home with
never lighter in sight. III il we're
possible, under the state constitution
|" contribute state a,d TO such mems. |
ure we should cheeriully endorse snoh |
aid' 1t would be money wisely OK. |
pended. Increased taxable values
would soon pay 1t back, aud with rood |
interest But state aid is out Of ,he
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
TEXT for n protectionist homily

Last week party of fourteen American
window 9ia $ blowers, under the guidance Of
Joseph Meyers, all Of whom are member, oi
the window Glass Workers az. oci.,tlon, len
for New York ON their way to Belgium.
Another part VIII follow them In a few days.
They 20 To tharloroi, which * near Brussels,
and have situations assured them. Meyers
tic leader ~ the p rty, lately returned nom
oYlslt to Charloro, VIII rc he was offered slej
month in gold, for hlmsclfani other blow.
crS. When h. found the association engaged
In lockout, he Immediately nude aIInHgc-
mcntsio return and take number OF his
idlo fellow wurltmcn with him. The men
propose 10 ronaln permanently, as they rs
sert, taking al ia ngs into consideration,
That they can mako ns much money Ia Rel
GUM as IN this country, and have work tac
year round
First ,hing we know wen have Bel
gion native worlmen demanding Il
tariff to protect them against the COM
petition Of "p0uper" American labor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

ihS CRATE OF intelligence of n people
~ measured by the encouragement
gwen 10 me TWO great congeners OF
oiVi''@aloll--public schools and news
papers Estimated by the excellence
"' I's newspapers, Texas has made
seVen-iengne strides 5iihin the last
oec'ae' Passing by the larger cities,
whose commercial Importance gives
lhe'f press the advantages Of drawing
support from extensive territory, aud
which, therefore, are not rs eXact local
representatives as the country press
"' g'"''''' Ihere are scores of provin-
e'o' Journals IN Texas which are not
Suip"s7e" IN typographical ncatness,
editorial talent and comprehensive eX-
ce"th'e ny the like press of any state
~ me Union. Such newspapers as
1ne he'ton Journal CieburHe Chron.
irie' Paris North TcXan, Orange
tribune lilIlshoro Mirror, Bellyile
standard ord Times, Gainesville Reg.
lister, Greenyilic Banner MrKinnov
Black WaXy, Terrell Times, Meridian
Bladc-an the list might be auc-
moutcd largely 10y name speak Ian
gufge ihat people do not misin,erpret
IN thew neat shapes and the unnis-
taxable evidences they bear of thrlrt
and health. They are fair reflex of
the moral and business tome of the
communities which give them Sus
tenUnce, and signify progress. intelu-
gence, libcrality and enterprise. The
people whom they Number a4 II con-
stituency are on good terms with free
schools and churches, have no Quarrel
with railroads ana no sympathy with
ience.cuitiug or pusture-burniup. my
their debts patroniz, home Industries
and build up communities on enduring
bases OF business solidity.
Not all of the country papers can bc
mentioned rs lirst-rate, but very. very
few are beneath thu Northumberland
and the poorest of them are not so bad
but that stronger home support
would make them better. Nearly All
are in advance of the people for whom,
they are published and devote unrp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
Unlimited Rnl.r.r,,.

:, Inc enterprise OTIS NJ I.
GAZETTE knows no I IL ~ l. W e
venture is the openi pr's \ q y
Once ut the corner Of MI ~
Avenue a,, and Four-anhs.ts'IsI'l'; 'l .'
washington City, WHERE l ~ w I
rug !he national capitaI ' ~ Z
louisiana, Arkansas and IN Is
Territory are invited q MI, u
names and addresses, sos. ! n.
visitors from either Of tbs ". Z
lions to find each other Wils NJ 4. j
possible delay. The Mons.
cious, and the privilege ( s,s,'|
The Texas delegation n nc
use them for the purpose NJ.
conferences, If they ieel !, MI
Besides the GAZETTE, o;bsy ~
pers will be on file at The 6ap, I' n
and Il cordial invitations erisrij i
the congressional delesall0p. '' N
visitors from The staies Osnel K Il,
the GAZETTE bmheli ollIsjt Z NJ 4
ington their home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03


the state. The News IS an influential
paper IL is rich 10 has been u very
useful paper TO the state Of Texas
But all these things and old age
which Is said To be honorable, have
! not made the News an honorable news
PAPER. IL is not above telling what Is
untrue and practicing deception on
the people, in the hope, perhaps, o
maintaining the monopoly IL once pos
sessed- but which has been lost never
to be regained When n man or a
newspaper resorts to such means it Is
proof positive that something has
dropped There are more daily pa.
pers, and better daily papers in Texas
now than when the Galveston News
hoisted to its mast head what is now a
"Ilaunting lie, wiz Circulation equal
10 that Of all the other daily press
combined" one Of these other daily
papers is published at Houston. Six
daily papers in Texas, besides the
News, take the Geographic re-
port furnished by the Western Press
Association. The News has recently
evinced the squirting of an old horse
that has suddenly been mounted and
deeply r0wcled by youthful rider.
II has been forced TO get down to its
work and spend more money: and now
il is resorting to stationery that
shows there are life and lies in the old
paper yet. In one of its circulars it
makes its membership in the Western
Press association the salient feature.
1T l. true, but the prominence
given the fact taken in connection
with other statements which are false.
lays the News able to the suspicion
that it intends to deceive; the fact is,
all the six papers alluded to get the
telcgraphic news furnished by the
Western Press association, though not
OF it--they belong to the
Texas Press association, and all
served by the Western Press associa-
ion. IL is not necessary to he Il mem
Der Of the latter association to secure
he news by it.
The News says il is the cheapest
weekly in The South This ls untrue. |
Every daily paper in Texas prints II
weekly edition, and four of the six al
nded to charge The same price as the
News does, while two of them, the
Post and GAZETTE, charge only Sl.0O
Der year.
The News says il is the only paper
n Texas issuing every day in the year
'his is untrue, The Fort Worth GA.
.ErrE issues paper every day in the
ear.
The Galveston News cannot recover
ost ground by falschoods--it can ney.
t hope to be again the only daily in
'cNns, and it is childish to resort to
uch means in vain effort; indeed
ause which falls buck on deception
nd lalsehoods can not be even ''hold-
Hg IFS own, much less growing with
he growth Of Texas. The News eS.
ties suspicion of its growing weak
less, y when IL feels forced to ad5pt
aeh means. 1t has Il past and n pes
mi; il must tell the truth If it would
ave iutWc. 1t must know lhat
'omen grown old with age do not de.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
Draw tiella
Norri.iosn ~

ga Na,,.,, '"'osn lltnls,
pns ss4.Idssn / a d'ess VI IL
I pri b%;h sin, ink; i b. SI g., ru
inserted next to s ss'IIsl sdrertsan,s.,,
day for six nloh' S.'ls llatisi ,r.r'
husband husband to a wid@ Y, WA bdas
children unless N y, w 'sn,ygo|
inc background, q s'''' slssR |
somewhere new We dtIIss, '''sSsa
uraWn somewhere. AA' nls !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

one Of the most notable features OF
the political campaigns this year has
been the total disappearance of the
Greenback party, Two years ago it
was in high feather and threatened 10
send heavy delegation to congress,
which should control the country by
holding the balance Of power between
the Republicans and Democrats and
acting as political teeter-board, as
suited their advantage. Its voice Is
now dumb aud still, and the daisies
are growing over its untincly grave.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

asIss!s,di i fo sl ! ss,,,s.
1&SSlsgalss' ysiiss s a oas g.
di "a I'sF, !. Democracy h H
and . SSn g ma;i With ! 9 sss,,,s 4
Dei"ociatic standard ,hsH I'oss u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
Battle.s,aineO -

Itis no,,l. cnlcaso Il,n H,S'
Iins's' n %aa'sen sS,.i "a; Rs..
He was not ve ~ great Isga n
,mo war Of he rrolIHl sIas y
, ,'ariI ofthe a io',Hl I /.
mGreai legal jatllsssS7 / ANN
"uo''nrowlng Inalehssa. Ne N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

AND now the news comes that n
hrother-in-law ola United states sem
ator nom Texas aspires to Dust the
postmistfess ut Fort North, The re-
port may or may not be true. Our ex.
perience is that there are men WHO
want Office so sorely they viii not hes.
'tate to take n place, even Ii worthy
aud competent woman Is to be dis.
placed. But we hope this story isn't
true. IL would be interesting TO know
~ Senator Maxey is backing his rela-
tive In this matter
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
Marked lnlnr0,

shown OWE m BSFt Swg,th '' s.,,
G,ha an NJ. now WV ha l%aPloyglasss'
sns s,sd from y, reS i''.a' l sae / /
andres and register, iNS Snss "a 4
cnt. j than nv "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
STATE PRESCOgHgi

=,
meridian Blade ia gexr 4
| to Ina pocar /, ~ MI s'A'l''''p +" "
'''
Houston Post: And lhereA@
a little row among the nsnNs1ss,
tlcials. But ~ was se'Ged ss|
which speaks Wen for the
melit. Governor ireland an
be a regular Bahcock ilne exiin'
when 1t comes to settling tlass
ent lracases.
Houston Age; There / aJeepH
abundant in this mornings Al
the Galveston News. ilierel .
water III It's SPECIAL telrsrallls'
is deep water IN rs eiiloglaN. =,
IS deep water IN rs l0yai'. u ~
deep water in lis Interviews, "
deep water everywhere tonn
eXcept-jlist where u Is re'''tll
the bar,
G,1vestou News. The New.
,.o n,t,n p of y n,,m,s.r Of ra,nnusl
~, Ia d 4, = water, o N
treoted from ali ialaginable I
points and in the most !, dl,
form. The Judgment q lAs
that at this iuncture 'hfle 81
cation, had better aepFlla sss
pigeon-hole. The deep ssisi
Is no1y In excellent luna
medical help at iiils als
needed.
Nroco Examiner WiAis
,,, W n ~ r' 1i1,'i,''l' and ngss
t'V" n the lisnocratic nitlapsSd
,yrsss froni Texas are anss
10 s,,h;ert Of frpe.trade aDlS
H. pendol for The speake
tl,p cnsp OF NYellborn We =
opinion that since ~ VA, !, "a 81
his devotion 70 Randall ag Me- y
and exceedingly franz e es,
has evoked, lie will i@
against that gentleman
C1ohnrne chronicle. The 2
.on,,ot tistingniqh Ilttween
, ,anassa,,, thai Il canaot "
,,,l,at - ,,,ernIv adyanlsseols
w. III 1on = , ~ vail NJ a future tls
H. +bn d;Stinctiou The l'lIroni
=, ,,;o .',' , o's.l'' Il so;delhc onlr
GI'. W, WIN ay,,l., y ss ss q tie u
W., No. ' "a Man ma :, @e ror a seized .
alons eInst,I' BY sl.s cca.'lia
IP the set q l nIETln 4 cotrP0as's
1 Mus,'n th pei SayerI,erisk hi
tbc ca,e.
Wv ' .,.o Ihs IA
Advocate says that ,s.., lad S1,r "a
been a citizen OF i dens
Yes, and he mas doae n. ~
ana people, ,' auri has II sia
long years, tilai' III, ~ Il; issa
man ever done ;.ov. ia sarsll.
! Tor Il long wn ! - The the ysls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

SENAToG EpNuNrs has been re-
puted one of the most eminent CON
a!ltutional lawyers in the country;
yec ia the senate, in 1919. he main
tainod he constitutionality of the then
pending civil rights bill, which has
since been pronounced TO be uuconsti-
tuuonal. An opinion from the Yer
mont senator would boom his prcsiden-
Ilal stock among the negroes and help
to give him several southern states IN
lSSl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

from Eorope without a cent Of import
duty; the poor cannot bring dollars
worth OF necessities without paying
80 TO 100 per cent. tariff. Luxuries are
encouraged; necessities are taxed. The
Republican party's love of the poor
man is heart-rcndlng in It's manifesta-
tions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

IN reply TO the Chicago paper who
sneer5 ut the delay Of Furnishing the
murder of old man Land in Texas 1t
is not impertinent TO retort that the
men who outraged Emma Bond in
Illinois are yet at large. Tom Var
nell is as vilainous n wretch as is pos
sible 60 be described; but the Illinois
brutes who lleptapoor girl three days,
bound, while the victim of their lust,
have no need to blush for lack of viii
lainy when Tom Narnell is men
toned. We have no latitudiual mo-
nopoly of crime in this country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

PM SHERIDAN is now ut the head
of putntivc army of %, 900 officers and
1000 men-or 2j,0OO men and 2,OOO of
iicera-ii isn't of any real consequence
which. Its comforting to the country
{, feel that we ARE under the prolsc.
ton off, man who "ulnt affaid.p
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
The Twin Relies.

me Ohio man Is the first to start an
organization intended to uproot Nor
liohism. Perhaps the rest of the peo-
PIE VIII insist that the Ohio man shall
20 hrst. This is country that is
iohs'suiiering and slow 10 wrath.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
The Old Ticket.

"a, Chicago Inter Ocean.
ihere are several 'old tiGketsn
which the Republicans have licked.
IN calling for nomination OF 1.-THE
on Ticket" Democrats should specify
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
The Galveston Nevs.

me Galveston News is the Oldest
u'''y paper of any prominence in
Texas It's ably edited. 1t is very
ehlerprising. For long time it was
IN '"c' the only daily newspaper in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
RATES or ADVERTISING
FURNISHID ON APPLIC.d TfoN.

Remltlanccs by d1,it posi-omco money
order oi In registered letter N risk of office.
CORES ondcucc is solicited uiou sll news
sublects.
Prompt Information ~ events and news
happenings OF General interest solicited, and
Will b. prop rly compensated
All communication Intended for puhllca-
ton must hc accompanied by Inc writer's
name nnd address not for publication, but rs
an evidence OF good GiiiI.
Address letters and communications of
every character 10
LoYfNG pUnLfSHiSo CoNPAsY,
Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

Tnn TACTICS Of the "Old Ticketgrs"
seem to have suddenly changed; they
are silent and grope about, apparently,
for o boom. But the "clubs" IRE being
organized, aud It now looks possible
that the nomination will be handed
Mr. Tilden on silver platter. 1t is
NOT Known thn: he will ducllnc Il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

WaHN Horatio seymour speaks he
says something worth needing. His
latest public uttemncc Is 10 condemn
the protective lariirus uu-Democratic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

All. works ofar, are admitted free
Of duty in this country. This, ON tl,o
pea that art should be encouraged
among our people. Now, see the Of.
iee'. The rich, who alone can afford
~, bring ihonsand-dollar paintings
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

TEXAS viii demand that her repre-
sentpivoa make suitable provision for
II proper display of her resources ut
New Orleans in 1855. We don't be-
licve in hiding our light under n
bushel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
Wait n Little Longer.

FouslOn geI
The Fort Worth GAZETTE has es-
tablished Il branch office AT Washing
Ton City. But it fails to induce cap
ilallsts TO invest in hotel Mt the
Fort.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

TuE Galveston News says 1t is the
only paper in Texas issuing every day
in the year SO is the GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

Hvcnham BunnerI
The Austin Statesman is still peg
gihg away ut Governor Ireland. II is
not iikely to make much oil an i'm
preston on him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
Progress and improvement.

The Fort Worth GAZETTE has
opened branch office in Washington
and shows other signs OF progress and
Improvement.