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The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24
4 Shelby County Man Seriously Hurt
by Circular Saw.
Horse Thieves at Work in Elkhart County
Indiana Patents-Indi ana and
Illinois Notes.
INDIANA.
rhe Cause of Spiritualism Receives Seri-


rhe Cause of Spiritualism Receives Seri-
ous Backset
Special to the indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND. May 23,-The explosion OF a bottle
Of phosphorus dissolved in oil, in the coat-tall
pocket of the young medium, Collins Cumber-
and, while warming his sack in front OF a base
burner, last night. spoiEd his only preeen ntable
lult of clothing, and gave the cause of spiritual
ism a backset from thich it will not recover
soon. He had been using the oil to produce
handwriting the wall in characters of fire,
and had succeeded in soaring few simple
minded believers into at his great powers
as a-translator of heavenly messages. The oil
exploded when brought too near the fire, and
ruined his reputation as medium. Cumber-
land is said to belong in Jay or Randolph county.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24
The Negro in Germany.

Lucy Hoopers Paris Letter.
Mr.. Booth only personated four roles while
N Germany, namely: Hamlet" Lear"
"Othello," and "Iago." Some comical incl
dents arose during his tour out of the pres
ence OF his daughters colored Maid Betty,
whose black skin filled the average German
mind with wonder and amaze. Sometimes
they set her down as q Zulu, and we're sur
prised to learn that she was harmless
American. Mr.. Booths courier was several
times asked, on arriving at new hotel as
to what this strange creature was to be fed
upon. One day when she was
out walking with Miss Booth,
kindly-looking German, who had
been staring at the pair for some time, evil
IDENTIFY came to the conclusion that Betty was
some kind of large tame monkey, for he
darted into fruiterer's shop and came out
with quantity of fine plans, which he
pressed into her hands. On another occasion
Betty was going through the corridor of a
hotel when she met an elderly gentleman,
who stopped her with an authoritative ges-
ture. He then carefully applied the tip of
one finger to her cheek and gave the skin a
vigorous rub, afterward looking at his
fingers and shaking his head in bewIlder-
ment on finding that the color did not
come off. However, the English are not
much wiser as regards the colored
race than are the Germans. l remember once
going to the Crystal Palace at Sydenham
some years ago. accompanied by my children
and by an aged negress, who was their be-
loved and faithful attendant. As we entered
the Palace we met young workingman, ac-
companied by his wife, who stopped and
gazed in amazement at my old nurse. Point
ing to our good old "Auntie," who was the
best old creature in the world and would not
have hurt fly, unless it had threatened to
sting one Of her little charges, the young
man said solemnly to his companion: "She'd
put knife into feller quicker nor vinkin's
now wouldn't she?"
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24

you have seen Inc, ycu can say have not
the slightest appearance OF a dying man. Is
it not sof The fact Is that he has the most
youthful air OF all the princes of France. The
Count of Chambord was pleased to ask several
personal questions about the Figaro and the
Cars coronation. 1 took my leave, when
the Prince went to superintend the hacking Of
his books just opening the door the
Prince said: Mind and tell friends that
am more aIve than ever and then the Prince
again shook hands. In the afternoon | met the
Count and Countess of Cham bOrd taking their
usual drive. They we're respectfully saluted by
all the people OF GOritz. Last night the Prince
LEFT for Frohsdortf, and before three weeks he
Will be riding and hunting usual"
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24
JoHANsEN,s QUESTION.

Diverse Opinions of the German and Prus-
sian Ministers.
BERLIN, May 23.-There appears to be divis-
ion between the German and Prussian ministers
as to the manner i'll which the inhabitants of
Sohleswig should be treated. When sehalz re-.
fused to answer the question of Johannzen IN
the Reichstag, yesterday, as to whether Ger
mans living in North Schleswig, who became
Danes after the Danish war, would be readmit-
ted OF German subjects II they so desired, Putt
kamer, vice-president of the Council and Minis
ter of the Interior, approached sohalz in an ap-
parently excited manner and held short CON
ference. Subsequently when Schaz began TO
speak on another question, Puttkamer left the
house.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24

Special to the indianapolis Journal
WABASH, May 23.-The man who 80 mysteri-
ousy jumped off from the fast train on the Wa
bash, late Sunday night, east of this city, has
turned 40. He is German, and was travelling
from New York to Peoria, Ill. A switch engine
was sent back, and vigorous search made along
the track. Finally an object was seen just ahead
by the engineer, who slowed up, and the missing
was diseerned running east, barefooted.
He was captured and found TO be deranged.
Strange to say. he was only slightly bruised by
his fearful leap. The man and his wife went on
to Peoria the next day.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24
serious CircuIar-saw Accident.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYvILLE, May 23.-1esuerday evening,
Columbus Crum, of London, while engaged at
work In a saw-mill, was thrown upon circular
saw, the saw striking tho heel of his left leg.
cutting it OF, and cutting the flesh from the leg,
from che ankle to the knee, and tearing large
hole in the fieshy part of the thigh. The left
arm was sawed through the center from the
elbow to the shoulder. This afternoon the left
arm was amputated at the shoulder. The
physician is Of the opinion that Crum is fatally
hurt.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24
The Crops and the Cold Spell.

The Associated Press reports give the follow.
Tug
At Richmond wheat was not damaged by the
cold spell, as there frost to injure 1t.
Corn, half planted, was damaged slightly by
rot, and will have to be partly replanted.
At Lafayette there was light frost Tues
day night, but 1t did serious damage to grow
ing vegetation. Corn is seriously injured, ana a
large portion will have to be repanted.
In the vicinity of Terre Haute corn is some
what damaged. All vegetation is seriously in
iured by frost and unfavorhble weather. Wheat
Is not far enough advanced to be injured,
There was a light frost at Evansville yester-
day morning. Corr and wheat are not injured
by the cold weather.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24

PHILDELpHIA, May 23.-First day of the
spring Urotting meeting at Belmont Park:
First race uhreeminute class: Alexander
first, Index second, Ward Medium third. Time
-2:32s1. 2:30, 1924, 2:364.
Second race, 2:20 class: Buzz Medium first,
Brandy Boy second, Captain Emmons third.
Time-2:23, 2:23%, 2:22A, 2:23.
Third race, 2:24 PAGERS unfinished: Don Came
ron first. Eddie G. second. Kismet third. Time
2:25is, 2:24A, 2:2SH, 2:26.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24
IRISH AFFAIRS.
Dominion Irish National League to Be
Organized.

Organized.
MONTREAL, May 23.-The belief is current in
Irish national circles that, despite the action
taken by the clergy, the local Irish societies will
form themselves into league branches. Ahead
ing member of the Montreal branch of the Irish
Land League says they will probably abandon
any scheme for utilization with the American
league, and hold a convention and form a SINH
lar organization for the Dominion of Canada.
The local branch Of the league has a number of
delegates interviewing the different Irish
tiOnal societies here, aud these will report on
Sunday next, when the whole subject will be
discussed. Meantime, the position taken by the
Irish Catholic clergy here is upheld by all ex-
cept few who care little for any clergy.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

Postponement of the Inquiry to the SurP-
lus of the Geneva Award.
LONDON, May 23,-Kennard, at the desire Of
the Tory party, has decided to abandon for the
present session his motion offered in the House
of Commons in relation to the disposition of the
surplus OF the Alabama award. 1t il thought the
question can be raised more conveniently at the
expiration OF the fishery treaty in 1884
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24

LIVERPOOL, May 23.-The dynamite con
spirators, Deasy, Flanagan, Kennedy,
OHeriihy and o'Connor have been committed
for trial. They reserved their defense Before
the prisoners were committed, evidence was
adduced to show that the explosives found in
possession OF those who were apprehended in
Liverpool were similar to those tried In the ar
tempts to destroy buildings in London and Glas-
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24
Confederate Memorial Observances.

RICHMOND, Va, May 23.-Memorial Day was
observed by a general suspension of business
thi9 afternoon. Twelve thousand graves of Con-
fe1erate dead 10 Hollywood Cemetery were deco
rated and the military paraded, The feature Of
the day was the performance of the burial SER
vice over the remains of number of Confede-
rate soldiers killed in the battle OF Seven Pines
which were brought to this city few days ago
Another interesting incident was the presenta-
tiOp, by Phil Rearney Post No. 10, G. A. r., OF
a magnificent floral monument to be placed upon
the grave of General George L. Pickett
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24
HOTEL FOR SALE.

hotel in Kansas City, location most desir-
able three stories high, has SO rooms which are
all available, each room furnished with a mar
ble-top set. Brussels carpet in every hall and
room; electric bell-oal and fire escape in each
room. The house is equipped with every modern
convenience. Dining. room with seating ca
pacity OF fifty, Wooden extension two stories
high belonging to lessee. A fine bar, complete in
every particular, including ice chest. Railroad
ticket office in hotel. Average receipts are
$3.50 to $400 per week. Appended is the month
ly statement of rents:
Expenditures for entire house. 1888 80
Receipts for store. e.-.-......-.. 1926. 90
Receipts for ticket Office ..-.... 1898
Receipts for bar.-.......... 125.OO
Receipts for two Easements. 5000
S3l3.3S 1888 SO
Deductions of receipts. 3l3.33
Actual rent expense - 1000
Satisfactory reason given for selling. Address
HENRY b. COWAP, 1882 Union avenue, Kan
sas City, Mo-
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24
Pittsburg Manufacturers Refuse to Sign the
Scale,

PITTsBURG, May 23.-The workmen in the lum-
ber iron and steel mills presented wages scales
to the proprietors to-day, for acceptance or re-
jeOtiOn. and by Saturday every firm in the West
will have been officially notified of the refusal to
accept the proposed reduction offered by the
manufacturers. Only one firm, Hussey, Howe
& Co., steel manufacturers, have so far signed
the scale, and other manufacturers say that the
action OF this firm will have effect the stu
ties.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24

managers of Che centennial and recent New
York shows. The entries thus tar exceed those
OF any exhibit yet given in the West, and EN-
brace a number of famous animals from Canada,
Ireland and Great Britain.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24
Newspaper once Seized.

TRALEE. May 23.-The police seized the plant
OF the Kerry Sentinel and prevented the publiea-
tion of that paper, which is the property of Har-
rIngton, member of Parliament from Westmeath
The cause of the seizure, 1t is supposed was the
publication OF q notice in the Sentinel asking
persons desirOus OF joining the Invincibles TO at
tend meeting which was to be held last Sunday
The notice appeared in last Saturdays issue, and
was seditious placard beginning, "1o He'll
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24

HILIDELPHIA, May 23.-rhe Supreme Court
afirms the decree of the Common Pleas Court
which Gusts David II. Lane from the office of re.
corder OF this city. This opinion settles the
question as to whether the Governor mas the
right to snmmarily remove county officer he
fore the expiration of his term, in favor of the
Governor
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24
Jnhn Dillnn,s Aduica-

DUBLIN, May 23.-John Dillon, in letter to
the Freemans Journal advises the Irish people
to make the Parnell fund such a success that the
Pope will realize how grievously he has been de-
ceived by the English government and misera-
BILE pauper landlords who infest Rome.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24
Rich nisnnxnrx Of siirer.

PRRscoTT, A. T.. May GA rich discover of
horn silver Ia reported by Secretary Won Arnim,
who Just returned from Turkey creek, twenty
three miles southwest OF Prescott. He says that
two prospeotors discovered blind lead ive
days ago, and since then have taken out $50, 900.
Numbers are Hooking there,
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24
HeaIy, Dayitt and Quinn.

LONDON. May %. The Daily News says there
is an impression among the Irish members of
Parliament that the government is looking for
an opportunity to remit the remainder OF the
term to which Messrs. Healy, Dayitt and Quinn
were sentenced to prison.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24
A Mother Brains Her Child.

PETERSBURG, Va, May 23.-A horrible murder
was committed at McFarland's, Lunenburg
county, the victim being a child, Alice Boiling,
who was Drained by it's mother After commit
ing the deed the murderess buried the child,
which was subsequently found with its skull
crushed in frightful manner. The murderess
confessed her guilt, but assigned no cause for
the crime.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24

Economical and very useful bibs for teeth
ing children are made of honeycomb canvas.
They may be bound with tape, or trimmed
with cheap but pretty cotton edging, which
can be bought in packages containing five or
more yards in a package.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELKHART, May 23.-A valuable span of horses,
together with buggyand harness. was stolen last
night from Isaac SOat, living near this city
They were valued at about $500. The thieves
were tracked some distance, when their trail
WaR lOSt.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24
New suez Canal to Be Commenced.

PARIS, May 23.-The Suez Canal Company
have announced that they propose to commence
the cutting of a parallel canal across the 18TH
mus forthwith, and have applied to the English
government for their support in obtaining the
necessary concession of land from the Khedive.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24
A Dog Show at chicago.

CHICAGO, May 23.-A dog show, under tho
regulations OF the National American Kennel
Club, will be held in this city on June IL to 10.
inclusive, under the superintendency Of the
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24
Steamship Arrivals.

Boston, May 23.-Arnved; Iberian. from
Liverpool.
MoyILLE, May 23-Arrived; Circassan, from
New YORK;
NEW YORK, May % Arrived: France, from
Havre; Wielapd. from Hamburg; Assyrian Mon
arch from London.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24

CHICAGO, May 23.-Chioago 10, Boston 8.
DETROIT, May 23.--Detroit 6, Providencs A,
CLEVELAND, May 23. cleveland S, Philadel-
phia 6.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, MAY 23.-TwO games
to-day Morning Saginaw 8, Grand Rapids l5.
Afternoon-Saginaw 8. Grand Rapids 3.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24

oranges; dry it and CRATE it for favoring
mince pies and orange cakes. and custard
also. II it is dried perfectly and kept in
dry closet there is no danger Of its becoming
mustY,
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24

LARNED, Kan, May 23.-Near Livingston,
seafford county, to-day, George Cramer made a
proposition of marriage TO Miss Lille Wenze
who refused bim. He then drew revolver,
shot her twice, knocked her down with the
deadly weapon, and then cut his own throat.
Both are expected TO die.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24
Chicago Bicycle Race.

CHICAGO. May 23.-The score of the bicycle
race at Ii o'clock. close OF the third day is Nor
gan. 426 miles; wondside, 424 miles; Mile. Ar
maindo, 422 miles.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24

Mr.. G. D. LEEIER, Logansport, says; 'For
Purifying and Enriching the Blood Browns
Iron Bitters is unequaed."
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24

aud qualified. Between the two factions the san
itsry condition Of the city is likely TO be grossly
neCleoted.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-05-24
STATE NEWS AND GOSSIP.
An Accident to Diviner of Spiritual
Secrets Ruins His Reputation.

Lunatic Who Leaped from Fast Wa
bash Train Captured-Weather and
Crops in Different Sections.
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Gin Saufmann In Der

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prpbe nit benz Syrup BAT nod bas 9si
ben iebes 8inbrs uub bas 8Crurtteil be-
SHUTTER befest. Sn alien &pctbeten !,
taesn; 25 Gents bic 6laiGe.
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bes Mfdb9ens bate ibn getro1ien, es
sertriimmerte ben gan5en gldn3enoen
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fiiblte ben 8ormurf 10 tpenig cr beab=
fi9tiat mar. 9tetta elite auf ibn su.
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entftanb natiirli6 babur6, baB Srau
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tpobnern Ser Gir9en Der 9dlaf geraubt
tpiro. 9as iou aber nod i6limmer
iuerben. Sn ytetp Dorf finbet ndmli6
cine Contention farbiger Gebsrenos
itatt, Die lib oas 3iel geiebt bat, Die
farbige &ace i'm Siiben su beben unO
auf glei6e moralil6e Stufe nit Der
tpeiBen 8eb6lferung su bringen. Sic
baben auFs Snbriinitigite I'M grleu6=
tung gebetet, tpie man Die Sa6e an3ll>
fangen babe, uno oiefe @rleu6tung lit
ibnen gepprben. Sic beitebt barin,
Miiliondre na6 Dem Siioen gu fenoen
unb Bet farbigen Seb0lferuug Moral
au prebigen. slu6 &irden milien ge=
baut perben unb suar iebr biele. 9ie
Stdbte i'm Siiben folen Suerft beriidz
ii9tigt peroen. IS 1T nur gut, boB
bies Nlles @elo fotet.
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riig, 9ufffde, Sd6iif6e un6 leinene
5piben III GROCER 9luspabl biaigft beim
Ganlous.
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mer mebr neue Gunoen su ertuerben.
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3ufdbrett uilb liefern baber bas Aller.
mobernffe. Man faufe S6ub3eug nul
BEL linen, ipenn man gut bebient ieir
nil.
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Subrtperf biniiber geben fam.
= Sr. 6reunb batte feline Suti6e
am Sienitag bur6 cine anbere beran=
fommenoe &uti6e Die in feline liei bez
molirt befomnlen. 9r. 6reunO 1T bon
ben itoB etpa angegriffen tporoen, aber
ni6t i6aoli6. 9ie 3utI6e 1T unter
&eperatllr.
= Sn Der 3. @arb, baben li6 Die
9iibner Sieben quartirt. 9lus einer
9iibnerfau baben lie 13. ffiid berausge;
1lDmmen.
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fIeiber unb @dibe, ioipie fiir Settseug,
biligif BEL Gamphs.