The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-01

her revenges. Brass bands have marched up
and down the land with impunity: have torn the
very air to tatters in campaigns, and have
driven to frenzy the defeated by serenading the
victorious. Pianos in the next room, on the
next floor, or across the fence, have made life
burden and lowered rents In many happy
neighborhOod. In the very nature of things
this could not last always and nature revolving,
has at last begun to get in her work.
wHITEHAIRED, fine-lOOking old gentleman,
giving his name Maurice Morey, was arrested
at Boston on Tuesday for parading the streets
with plaoard on pole bearing the following:
"Notice-The Supreme Judicial Court of the
Common wealth of Massachusetts is a court OF
conspiratoTs and perverted judges conspiring
against the life, liberty and property of the peo
pie. Judge Gray ard his associates are a BODY
of cOnsplrators, their reports fOrgeries, and
/ the State is the most supreme despotism that
| ever ruled over free people
{ 1t appears that Morey was sent to prison in
1878 on a charge OF incest He has just finished
! the term OF the sentence, and has always main
tanned his innocence. When released he secured
testimony that he felt would indicate him, but
| was told that he could not present it except in
defense. He then took this method to be arrested
in order to gain his point
| WHEN the appointment of Hon. Milton CARR
gus, of Kokomo, to be collector of that district
was announced, Hon. John F. Wildmsn, of An
derson, the present incumbent, teiegraphed him
as follows:
Hon. Milton Garrigus, Kokomo:
| 81 made a good fight; you made a better. Ac-
| cept congratulations from defeated friend
| "Yours truly, JOHN f. WILDMAN"
J Mr.. Wlldman has made a most excellent and
! efficient officer his office ranks A L, and his
| displacement in no wise reflects upon him.
The hearty and manly character of the dispatch
! quoted, shows him to be true man as well
tirst-class official.
! PRESBYTERIAN pastors in Pittsburg have made
/ public the fact that there is actual dearth Of
/ ministers, instead of being too many as is COM
! commonly supposed They give figures, showing
| that there are 10 per cent. more churches than
preachers, and ask anxiousy what is to be done
| to take kindly to theology.
| ALoUIsvILLE pharmacist has discovered that
! women learn to be successful drug clerks al
| most by Intuition. Is IL intuition which ais
that numerous and increasing class of women
who mix their biscuits with arsenic instead OF
, baking powder, accidentally administer
strychnine IN place of salts to members of their
household
| MRS. DoRwART, of Lancaster, Pa, has been
! cured of "an unbearable" pain in her foot by
means of prayer, and may now be said to wslk
! by faith If not by sight. 1t takes good deal of
faith to remove mountains, but perhaps less Is
required in the case of cOrns suffering world
would like to know.
| LEADING New York hotel has adopted
| flexible steel ladder as a fire escape. The sides
are OF wire cable while the rounds are of l4-nch
| gas pipe. 1t is claimed that the apparatus can
be put in place and descent of fifty feet made
| iu fifty seconds. When rolled up, it occupies
cubic foot of space.
! COAsrISa among the Pennsylvania hills is lots
| Of fun, but Is attended with some risks. A
| child near Shenandoah steered her sled the
! wrong way and plunged into an open. coal shaft
| fifty feet deep.
| CAPTAIN FRED HUGHES, of New York, has
reached Fernandina, Fla, in q catamaran. Gaia
marans very scarce In Indiana, but Canada
lynx was killed in this State few days ago
Mr. CHRIST is new candidate for the office Of
sergeaHt-at-arms of the Sonata. He il from
Ohio, and his first name is George.
| To the Editor Of the Indianapolis JoMnali
We have had an argument as to which is the
greater income to the government, tariff or rev
enue. including all stamped goods
JAMEsTowN, Jan. 81, 1883. A. c. GIBSON.
For the year ending June 3d. 1882, the re.
ceipts from the tariff were $220,4l0, 1870 %, and
| from internal revenue STAG, 497 .59545.
| To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journsd;
4 Please inform US whether not the affirm
| alive has the right to close the argument IN
4 debatea INQUIRER.
FRANKFoRT, Ind. Jan. 80. 1888.
| That is the general rule, unless other arrange