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OF REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of an order Of the Fayette Circuit
Court, of the State OF Indiana, made at its Dc
tOber term, A. D. 1888. the Undersigned COM
missioner will Offer ~ private sale, on
FRIDAY, Dit> /. a. ID 1888.
at the law office OF itrnhen Conntr III the city
of ConnePsvile. Iud., the following described
real estate IN Marion comfy, State of Indiana,
to-wit Lots Nos. POS and 204, in Allen d Root 5
north addition to the city of Indianapolis; also,
lot No. z. in David g. Gales subdivision OF lots
numbered 27, % and 20, in out-lot No Al,
of John WoOdss addition to the city of In
dianapolis. according to the plat thereof re-
corded in plat-book No. 4, page %, in the
office of the recorder of Marion county,
Indiana; also, the west half of lot No. 2, in
square No. 62, in the city of Indianapolis; also,
the following real estate in Fayette county,
State of Indiana, t0-wit: A part of lot No. 40 in
part OF the city of COnnersvile first laid Of
by John Conner, described as follows. viz: Be
ginning at the northwest corner of said lor, run
ming thence southwardlY with Central avenue
80 feet, thence eastwardly on a line parallel
with Fifth street 80 feet, thence thwardly on
"A line parallel with Central avenue 80 feet 10
Fifth street, thence westwaPdly along Fifth
street S5 feet to the place of beginning.
Each piece OF said real estate Will be sold
upon the following terms, viz: One third of the
purchase money cash, One-tbird In nine months.
and one-third in eighteen months, the purchaser
giving his notes with approved security for the
deferred payments, said notes TO bear per
cent. interest from date.
II said real estate should not be sold on said
day, said sale will be continued from day to day
until all of said real estate is soll.
JOHN W. ROSS, Commissioner.
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A Diagram Needed,

indianapolis News.
Prohibition was what set affairs awry in
Ohio; and the Prohibitonists have since then
not escaped objurgation as marplots But in
New York they seemed to be up and doing
yesterday, and with significant results. 1t
will be conceded that politically the great
body of the Prohibitionists are Republicans
Hence. if Democratic candidate who stands
more nearly for prohibition than any other
candidate on either side in an election, is
elected or comes nearest being elected it
means that the Prohibitionists have 'got in
their work" Maynard, on the Democratic
State ticket, normally ought to have been
elected. along with the remainder of the
ticket; but as an advocate of high and re-
stricted license he became the object of espe-
cial attack on the part of the saloonatics and
of especial defense on the part of Prohibit
tionists. They fought over his body after
the manner of any number of classic fables
At this writing he appears to be elected But
if he be defeated the significance of the con-
test is not abated
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
r e AL ESTA TIE.

Notice is hereby given thar, pursuant to an
order of The Marion c rcliit COnrt, entered of
record September %, 1883 at the August term
of said courT, in the estate Of Joseph d. Vim
hedge, deceased, upon my application to sell
real estate, Will sell and offer for sale and
after Saturday, the 10tn day of November,
1888, until the same shall be disposed of, at my
Office, No: 6Sle East Market street, IL IndiaBal-
oils, Indiana, private sale, not less than
the full appraised Vaiua thereof the folio wing
described real estate, situate in the city of In
dianapolls, Marion county and State of Indians,
tO-wit: All that part of lot or block thirteen
tl3) in st. Cair's addition TO the city Of Indian
apols aforesaid embraced within the following
boundaries, that is TO say: Beginning al tna
northeast corner of said block thirteen Q3l
aforesaid, and thence running west four hundred
and twenty-seVen and eIghL-tWeltths (427 S-l2l
feet 10 10 the northwest corner OF said brock,
thence south furty-tve (l5) feet pnin5
twenty (2Ol feet north oi the Soulh hue OF sixth
street; thence SOnth 06o East eighteen lS) feet
TO a stake Zen 40 feet north nf the snuti line
of sixth street continued, and fifteen N5l feet
east of the west line of said block thrteen 49,,
thence south parallel with the sad vest line uf
said block thirteen 49, fOrty-sXth anI eight
twelfths (46 SIP feet a point fits cen q - feet
east nt said west line, and one hundred and one
AMI eight-t welfths (lOl S-l2l feet south OF the
north line of said blncN thirteen O3G thence
east parallel with The north line OF said block
thirteen q 81 four hundred anu eight and NIUE
tweiIths (4OS ~ feet To Meridian street OF
said city; thence north one hundred and one anu
eeht-tweIfths (l01 S-l2l feet To the place OF be-
ginning.
Of the purchase money cash in hand, One-thrd
III nine months aud One-tnird III eighteen months;
such deferred payments TO he secured ny prom
lSsOry notes or such purchaser, with surety 10
be approved by said administrator. bearing
per cent interest per annum, payable at bank
OF discount and deposit in said city, without re-
het fT"iu valuation Or appralsemenG laws.
The appraised value of said real estate is tif-
teen thousand GSl5,0oo) dollars. -
Administrator Of the estate of Joseph u. Vim
hedge, deceased.
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Beck has fine estate near Lexington, and a
comfortable residence in the town itself be-
sides some interests in the West 1t is stated
that he is worth about $3.50, 900.
Williams is a large landowner in one of
the finest sections of Kentucky, ana is rated
perhaps $4,000 below his colleague in for
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Fraudulent PRACTICES of the Chinese.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Senator Miller has
written a letter to the Secretary of State
complaining of the fraudulent practices OF
Chinese officials. Hundreds of Chinese Ia
borers are being landed in America as teach
ers, students, merchants, or as travellers in
the United States
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. g. A. ny
For Tennessee and the Ohio VAley-Warmer,
partly cloudy weather, light showers, south
east and southwest winds, lower barometer.
For the Lake Region-Shghtly warmer, partly
cloudy weather, light local rains, winds mostly
from south to west. falling barometer in the
eastern portions. followed near Lake Superior
by colder weather and rising barometer.
Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.
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Kilbourn's Verdict,

WASHINGTON, Nov. THE jury in the
case of Hallet Kilbourn VS.. John G. Thomp-
son, for $780, 900 for false imprisonment re-
turned a verdict of 100000 for the plaintiff
A motion for new trial was made by the
defense
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The Shirlx SuiU

The damage suit of Mary NJ. Shirk against the
Vandaia Railroad Company for $4,000, on ac-
count of the accidental death of her husband.
Joseph B. shirk, the postal clerk who was killed
several months ago, is on trial before Judge
Taylor The case is being vigorously contested.
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DOR SALE-ONE DANIELS WOOD PLAN
L er, will plane Is feet long and % inches
wide; is nearly new. Also, an iron frame Pen
duum Saw, with a 22-inch cross-cut saw, built
by Sinker, Davis & Co., is also nearly new. The
above will be sold cheap, having no further
for them. Apply to the Central Iron and Steel
CO., Brazil, Ind.
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DOR SALE-THE MASS. MUTUAL LIFE ms
IL Co. offers dwelling aud business properties
Block.
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XNE WILL FURNISH MONEY On FARM
w security promptly. at the lowest rates for
long or snort time. THOS. c. DAY & CO., II
East Market street
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MONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF IN
M terest. j. W. WILLIAMS d co. 5 and 1
Vinton Block.
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| HUNT & MCCURDY, REAL ESTATE AND
| II General AucGioneers. So E. Washington sG
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M or city aud farm property in Indiana and
Ohio. Low interest. JOS. A. MOORE, 81 East
Market street.
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L hand engines. boilers. and sawmils in good
order. HADLEY, WRIGHT d CO., corner
Tennessee and Georgia streets. IndanapOls.
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NOR SALE-A LOT OF SIX-INCH STEAM
L heating pipes. indianapolis Chair Manu-
FEATURING Co., 1S4 W. New York street.
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NOR SALE-FARAfs CHEAP, ON LONG
Il credit. Send for circular. Blue grass pas
ture for rent cheap. FRANCIS SMITH ~ CO.
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nFyEJnpNFST OF THE TIP nr ap a.,

DEVELOPMENT OF THE TRADE OF CUBA.
Madrid Nov. Sat the session OF the mercantile
colonial and geographical congress- yesterday the
necessity was urged OF improving the agriculture
OF Cuba In order 10 promote immigration into that
island. With a view TO the development of the
the Stoms tariff he lowered free port ta bliohed
and slavery abolished.
CHOLERA DEATHS EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA. Nov. S.-Ihe Violence of the cholera
epidemic fluctuates with the weather. The deaths
European residents. There were two deaths YES
terday.
TO VISIT KING ALFONSO.
BERLIN. Nov. 8. -AdyiceS received here from
Madrid report that the Crown Prince Frederick
William: OF Germany, is expected shortly TO pay a
visit TO King Alfonso.
FIRED BY NIHIIISTS.
WARSAW. Nov. &-The Imperial Marie Institute
In this city, In which printing press, used Tor the
publication OF the Proletdriate, a Dllist paper,
was recently discovered, has been destroyed by fire
AT the time OF the discovery OF the press two women
teachers In the institute were arrested They were
supposed to have knowledge OF the publication OF
the paper. Ii is supposed that the building was set
fire by nih1liSts in order 10 prevent the discovery
OF reasonable documents.
ANOTHER SUBMARINE CABLE.
LONDON, Nov. 6-A party OF English engineers
have arrived at Tener1ffe TO lay telegraph cable
from the island TO CadiZ-
ARRESTS IN RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG Nov. 6-Eighteen persons havO
been arrested here and flve In odessa charged with
the forgery OF bank notes Many factory hands
have recently been arrested for partcipat0nin In the
conmunisttc agitation.
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Wall Street To-Day.

THE STOCK MARKET DULL BUT STRONGER.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market continued dull again this
forenoon, but was stronger than during the same
hours yesterday. The net advance I'm prices was
only fractional in any caSe but there were scarcely
any reactions from the firmneSs with which the
market was held The most trading was I'm three
or four stocks, viz: Oregon and Transcontinental
In which the business up to 1890 O'Clock was 30 600
shares, and the net result an advance OF n over
last nights price; Lackawanna. In which the busi:
ness was 10000 shares and the net result decline
OF a; st. Paul, in which the business was IL 600
shares, leaving the price exactly the same
as last night; Canadian Pacific, 5000 shares
leaving the price ss higher, and the two Northwes-
tern stocks, In which the business was 1000 shares
leaving an advance OF n on each The f1uctua-
tOnS In any stock were very small; the only ones
showing fluctuations over a greater range than
per cent were oregon and 1ranScOntinental, North
western and Pacific Mail The latter stock was
more active than usual and shows an advance OF
q. The business In railroad bonds was small,
though prices where changed at all were generally
higher. Government bonds were y higher for the
AVS and IS. The supply OF money continues un-
usually large. and rates In the forenoon NOM
lnally and 2K per cent.
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BALTIMORE. Nov. 8.-Virginia skies, consolidated
45k pastdue coupons, 474 new ten forties, 81 ~ do
new fhrees, 531s bid today
BALTIMORE, Nov. 8.-Cotton dull-middlng lok
Flour quiet and steady Wheat-southern steady and
firm; western higher; southern red I10aI Is; do
amber 113al II; No Maryland l4s+ asked; No. 2
Al Ssk; December Ilossl 10Y: January. 1l2aaI 12z.
higher; southern white 54a57h do. yellow new 45a5O
western mixed spot 5sAa5st; year. 57a57s January,
southern, S4a3s western white S7a3s do mixed 34a6
Pennsylvania S4aSs Rye quiet, 65a67. Hay without
western packed , lSa2oi creamery. aa2S Eggs arm.
Rio cargoes. ordinary to fair 1ha12H. Sugar dull-A
soft 81; copper refined steady, 4H. Whisky steady,
changed. Receipts nour. 2l5s barrels; wheat 5000
bushels; corn 50 999 bushels oats, 5o0 bushels;
1900 bushels Saleswheat 374000 bushels corn
13O0O bushels.
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The Barbed Wire Fence Patents.

CHICAGO. Nov. S.-RepreSentatiyeS OF twenty-six
firms throughout the country engaged I'm the man.
uiactufe OF barbed fence wire are in session here
for the purpose OF determining the amount OF roy
atty they VIII pay the WaShburn Moen company.
which practically controls all the barb wire
patents The companies have been paying roy
atty OF IS cents per cwt.. but the claim is urged
that the Washburn Moen company have been
granting better terms to certain of the licenses.
owing to which fact they all abSolved from the
payment OF any royalty. 1t was finally deter
mined, however. to offer the WaShburn Moen
company uniform royalty OF 30 cents per cwt.,
and committee was appointed TO make this pro-
DOSitiOn.
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The Greedy Relief Expedition.

INVEST IGATING THE CAUSES OF ITS FAILURE
The court of inquiry appointed by the Secretary
of War to investigate the organization and fitting
out Of the Greedy relief expedition and all the cir
cumstances attending It's failure met this morning
In the rooms in the old Navy department building
specially prepared for its use. The court is COM
posed OF Gen s. " Benet, chief OF ordnance Col
X. B. Ayres, cd artillery, and Lieut.. Col O. NJ. Poe,
corps OF engineers, with Major Henry GOodfellow
judge advocate, as recorder OF the court
Major GoOdfellOw, the recorder administered the
oath OF Office to the members OF the court, and was
then sworn in himself by Gen Benc, the presiding
officer. The court then held secret session, last
ing several hours, during which general plan Of
procedure was considered and agreed upon, SO far
morning of the correspondence incident to the Or
ganNatiOn and fitting out OF the expedition in
Guiding the instructions issued to the officer in
mand. 1t is understood that the taking OF oral te
timOny will be deferred until after all the dOcu-
mentary evidence required by tue court Shall have
been submitted.
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The y. y. Second Mortgage Loan,

NEW l ORk. NOV. h-Thf NOf1hern Pacilic Syndt.
caie hdve secured 32.0t1.U5l preferred stock and
proxies for the ratification OF the new I'd mortgage
loah about million more tnaB II required Proxies
are arriving daily and there are IL DAYS vet be-
lore the stockholders meeting.
BRADLEY'S SUIT REMOVED
NEW YORK, NCN. S.-Ihe action of John J. Brad
ley against the directors OF the Northern Pacific.
Railway company. 10 restrain them from further
inoftgdSiHg the property, Was removed to-day from
the state TO the federal court.
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Serious Railroad Accident.

TWO PERSONS KILLED, AND TWO FATALLY INJURED.
COLUMBUS, o.. Nov. S-An accident occurred on
the Pan Handle railroad at Rockport, one mile west
OF Newark, last night. A Pan Handle freight train
had just taken siding, and the brakeman had left
the switch standing open. when the Baltimore e.
Ohio passenger train. leaving columbus at y d. m
ran into the freight, making fearful wreck. Engi.
neer Matthews. of Columbus and fireman. whose
name was not learned both OF the passenger train
were Instantly killed. Two other persons received
injuries from which they Will die The track was
cleared In an hour.
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CINCINNATI, ONO. Nov. s.-The Trans-continental
Pool association held the adjourned meeting from
Chicago here yesterday. A telegram was sent to
Geo w. RiStfne who was elected commissioner OF
the pool at Chicago last week. and after a few
hours of waiting he replied, accepting the position
The Union Pacific, Central Pacific, Galveston Har-
T1Sburg and san Antonio. burlington and Missouri
Denver and Rio Grande, Northern Pacific. AtchiSon
Topeka and Santa Fe. and the st. Louis and san
Francisco railroads were represented al the meet
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NlNNESOgi
Majority of Hubbard RcpN about
$1,000 i'm u:sc srf,e.

ST farr. MINI. Noy. S.-ofi:Cial returns frnIn
SIN counties. partial returns and estimates from
MY counties. and cSimaftN based upnn In, rl,-
i"n OF TWO years ago fril the rs'rnatriny ten
couhttS, give Hubbard lf0a malorlv. and the
Itila!flder nI The republican ticket about 1900
majority The official count III not VARY rnuch
from these figures. ~
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MAHoNE's soN FINED sf5.
Affairs i'm indian Tertiary.
IHE CHEkOkEE NATIONAL CoTNCIIs-SHoT A SHERIFF
AND KILLED HIMSELF

,,- MD hlllED HIMSELF
MUSKoGEE, INDIAN TER. Nov S-Thp Cherokee
natlonal council met on Monday ai Tahlcauah The
llrSt steps taken were 10 organize the two houses
ana eject officers after which the cast al the
erection were counted Ia Joint session H. W BIIShy-
Iead was announced as chief ana Rabbit Bunch as
assistant chief--lienry MCtiee sheriff, made an
attempt 10 arrest drunken man named Edmans-
ter Parker, at TiSh0mingo. the Chnftaw canItal
Two DAYS ago. when Parker drew a revolver and
Killed the sheriff at the first fire. Parker then
kfltlt beside the dead man and blew his own brains
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BOSTON. Nov. S.-Dr Robert ID joyce for MANY
years resident OF This city, died in Dublin. Ire
land, on October 33d. Of lung disease Dr Joyce
was bfot known TO the literary world through his
po''hlS. "Ilanld' and "Deirdre." lie Was gradu-
ate OF Dublin university
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Racing i'm England.

BOSWELL WINS THE LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CTP
LoNpoH. Nov. Sat the Liverpool autumn nnnet-
lhg to-day the Liverpool Autumn cup was won by
Roswell. TonalS Sacond and Springbuk third.
1 here were ten starters, including T. T. Waltonls
bay horse, Mr.. Pickwick
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France and China.
nB0Hs
AN EFFORT AT MEDIATION nIsCAEpEp BY THE FoRNFR

AN EFFORT AT MEDIATION nIsCAEDED BY THE FORMER
POWER
LoNpoS. Nov S.-The text of the note from China
approving the conduct OF the Marquis T,aDg in the
Iohquln matter. which WAS sent 10y the MARQUIS
1NelS 10 Prime Minister Ferry. has not vet been
putlilScd. Special dispatches from Paris saw that
II aliuieS 10 an effort made 10y power friendly TO
France 10 mediate between the two countries
Wilicl ciahce. among Others that occurred for a
paclc solution of the questions at fSS,le was dis
carued by France The friendly power referred TO
Is supposed to be the Inilcd States.
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The Man no Struck Gen. Malone.
HIS STATEMENT or THE OCCURRENCE.


PETERSbtHsi. ' A.. Nov. S-Ih. Tff,.r-g nfbsal IA,
uaN publishes a communication from William Iong
'opatcoSt, OF tliS city. la the effect that he Is the
party who struck Senator Malone m the polla
1uts-iay during disturbance. Long states That
ne saw Gen. Malone and his son. Butler alirht
from Their carriage and 20 directly To The polls AT
lnit moment difficulty occurred alslIt a ,i,mo-
cratic negro voting which caused great CONFUSION
ana threatened serious riot. Al this time a pistol
was drawn and held up 10 the crowd as having
been taken from Gen. Malone. Long b Ing pr,-,sed
10y uhe crowd AT this moment raised his hands TO
cc'l hiiilN'll of The tlrong. and fe did 80 some
one SlTuch hlln Violently on the right hand which
caused III To strike Gen. Mahonr lightly on The face
Long says he hopes lac did the general no serious
hdrln He had no Intention desire la do him A
lle Soundrel or assassin who struck him he
dong Is the responsible party and he hopes this
statement viii be satisfactory.
MAHoNE's son FINED s15
PETERSBURG Va. Nov. S-Hutltr Malone son of
senator Mahone WAS before the mayor to-day 10
answer the charge OF carry ing concealed pistol
ana drawing the same NJ the disturbance in the
lonlth ward precinct. on election day. when his
1atner was struck in the face. lie NaS I'm. a Sl5
Inc mayor took occasion Ia say Ia the crowd that
filled the court room that the election here's was
conducted more quietly than there WAS reason TO
expect.
divorced from n Deaf Iute Husband.
ST JOINS, y. u. Nov. SIN the ease of Abpll ys
Abell. a divorce has been granted. The plaintiff
retains her dover. Adultery was the charge
against The husband. who f. a deaf mute al the
head OF one Of the deaf ami dumb schools here
L he Vile lS neither deaf nor dumb
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NE.sssE A>NN.
cutting Down the Republican Na.
iOrily.

OMAHA. NEE. Nov. S.-RcYiScd returns confirm
tllr previous estimate that Reese UA for Stlurrane
Judge Is elected bS less than 500 majority The
lhclcatloiS are that hc may have less than aaN
rdNdSr GEM and anti-Mon"po.ist) has over lls0
majority in this douglass county
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The --latest Ei-p,rcs.

t"lSToS. Nov. S-lhe state vote With CoSnold
sti missing is: Robinson. iGOla5: R,Itlcr 15otIa.
AlinN lt}. scattering. ~: total. 81. .SSa E~~s.x
county returns solid dtm0rr1Ii' delegation 10 he
nate The senate viii thus stand: - republicans
and Is GeMocratS-a gain oi > rcpullIca