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PERSONS POOL.
A Gratifying Harmony of Interests Eff
fected.

n Ur"VIIyIHs AAarHlOhy OF IhIsrests Ell
fected.
Passenger mon are speaking in very com plimentary
terms OF the success S. f. Pierson, vice trunk line
pool commissioner, Is making in the matter of harmo-
0izing interests so adjusting the per cents of the
respective roads as to leave for com plant
and through his efforts rates better maintain
ed by the roadsi the trunk line passenger pool than at
any time for many years, The different fares in all
eases have been based on the distances and facilities
of theseveral roads. The territory covered by der
sntial fares Includes Boston, Albany, New York
Phladeiph1a, Baltimore and Washington in the East
end Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis in the West
AN application has been received by the COMMITTEES
from the Toledo. Cincinnati & st. Louis Narrow
gauge for local dfeEental fares between Toledo and
bership in the committee. The committee has no con-
troll over the roads engaged in the war of rates be-
tween Chicago and Louisville and did not take nm the
subject except informally The roads engaged in the
war west of Chicago not in the pooI but have
been asked to desist whore their ght affects noo
money basis, as heretofore.
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RAILWAY BUILDING.
Solicitations of Another Decrease in COnstruc-


Solicitations of Another Decrease in Construc-
ton of New Track.
From the suhjoned statement of railroad track
laid each of the past eleven years, from Jan. to
the second week Of September, it will be seen
that from the large amount of new mileage con-
structed in 1872 there was rapid decline for
three years, then revival OF building which re-
manned about steady for three years, when a
period of Improvement set in, lasting until the
eliminating year, 1882. Now another period OF
decline has commenced, and not much more
than Onehalf of last years mileage will be built
IN 1888 with chances favorlng still smaller
amount for year two afterward There
were really six years of increasing mileage, from
1877 to 1882 inclusive. The mileage to Sept. 8
each year aiDca 1870
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Immense Earnings.

From a Baltimore & Ohio man who in the city
yesterday the railroad reporter of the journal learned
that the Baltimore Ohio road in August earned ST.
9OG 0OO which is 1000 per mile nearly The earnings
of that month, he stated, were the largest of any
month in the history of the road, and the exhibit for
September promises equally well. As regards the d;
o. people doing their express business, he said
it had been grand success, the company deriV-
ing from this branch of service double the revenue
it did when the express business the road was done
by the Adams EXpress company,
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Give the Young Man a Chance

Receiver Dwight, of the Toledo, Cincinnati q
st. Louis, tells the Boston people that if they
will let him alone he will have it in shape in one
year to pay operating expenses and interest on the
first mortgage bonds The Boston Journal says Of the
effort to remove him from the receivership Receiver
Dwight has got into hot water because he has in
fringed upon judicial etiquette in making appiCa-
ton to the wrong judge: As MIR Dwight seems to
be in the right place effort will be made to retain
him. The earn ngs of the road better than they
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upon such an ordinance so much of it relates to
the action must be set out in the complaint az Ind
1872; % i'd 490 AZ i'd. 329 "a i'd, 1922 For failing to
file with the complaint a copy of all the ordinance
having reference to the charge made against the de-
PENDANT, the complaint bad. Judgment re-
versed
ARREST OF JUDGMENT-ORIGlNAL PAPERS
lO,764 Andrew J. Bright vs.. the State, Hancock
c. 9.
Howk, 1.-THE suffciency of the evidence in crmi-
nal cause cannot be called in question by motion IN
arrest of jud ment. affidavit for change Of ven
ne IN Grim inal cause is not an Original paper WIN
IN the meaning of that expression, as used IN sec
l,71 X: S. What is meant by original papers is the
original indictment or affidavit and information IN
which the defendant is charged with public ofense
"a Ind 2Oi 50 id, $50; II i'd $780, Keith the State,
this term.) Judgment affirmed,
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SUPREME CoURT-sEPT. %.

ISSUES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lo,0ls. John NJ Morris VS., Henry Cassell. Viso
Hammond, J.-Although evidence be admitted
without objection as to issue outside of the plead
cept in case where the record shows an agreement
general issue 90 Ind, i48) The instructions of the
court must be applicable to the issues as vel rs 10 te
re-hearing overrued.
JOINT BoND-RELEAsE OF sURETY-DEMURRER.
1868. Garrison McFall VS.. Tho Howe Machine
bond assigns several breaches in one one
murrers may be addressed to each breach; "a Ind
30; % ID ssh But if one breach Is well asse neg
il should be oyerruled. Where bond provided that
obgors by notice in writing, signed by the parties,
one surety, by giving notice alone could not work a
release Of the bond either to himself or his c2-sure
ties but the notice must be given by all In thn cse
business designated in the bond 1t is only such IN
debtedness that the bond would cover, Judgment re-
veTsed.
UNFENoED MISUNDERSTANDING STOCK.
1914. t. H. q 1. r. r. Co. vs. Joseph Penn. Mont
Hammond, faction for damages for stock killed
mot securely fenced are equivalent to mot securely
fenced in Col Ind, 3l5D In such an action 1t
aver that the injury occurred at place where the
company was required to fence If not the duty
of the company to fence thar matter of defence
tends to sustain the verdict. Judgment affirmed.
CLAIMS AGAINST EsTATEs-LIMITATIoNs.
lO,767. Sampson j. limerick, administrator VS..
Peter Chesrown. Noble c. G.
Bicknell CA ppellee aieged that in 1867 he deliv-
cred to the decedent S20D paid by him the APP
peees creditors; that the decedent paid sl45 kept
the remaining SIS, and died in 1878 without having
accounted therefor. Held: When the decedent died
the statute had begun to 1t does
not begin to run in such until demand made,
and the bringing of the suit is sufficient demand.
in Were The NJ Sec d9s aeE the b s sTte Ra
begun to and before the time limited has expired
(66 Ind. 267; 80 i'd, no. The claim not, there
fore, barred by the statute of limitations. Judgment
affirmed.
The following also decided, abstracts of
which will be published Monday:
Jacob P. Adams Leroy H. Kenuedy. Hendricks
g. Q. Reversed. Howk, J.
j. G. Nash Theresa Carr. Tippecanoe G. G.
Affirmed Franklin. g.
George Roy. VS.. Marie Rowe. Lagrange c. c, Re-
versed. Black. G.
William Leffel VS.. Allen Obenchain. Cass c. g,
Affirmed Best, G.
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C. & II. r. mana cement had spent immense sum
of money the tracks and equipments this year,
and with the -, opening of their compet itors'
N Y, Buffalo West Shore, there would be shorten
ing up of running time of the n Y. c. Il II. X, trains
which would surprise the travelling pubic. With its
four tracks in perfect condition and the finest loco
motives in the world, the Journals informant
thought that the new parallel road OF the
Vanderbilt line was to have competition it
WOuld he har to rnee
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BEE-LINE BUSINESS.

Comparative Statement of Earnings-Lfttle
Ground for ''Bears'' to Work On.
As the impression is ont that the Cleveland CoIum
bus, Cincinnati d indianapolis road during the pres
fnt year has suffered severely in business the com
paratve statements given below of the earnings of
the several departments in the first six months of
1883, against those of the corresponding period of
1882. become matter of considerable interest and
IS well, show that there has been no good gronnds
COR bearing the road, as the term goes The re-
portion the six months ending June 30 shows:
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RECEIVER Appointed.

TOLEDO. o., Sept 2s.-Judge S. P. Pugsey thi
morning appointed John E. Martin receiver of tn
Ohio Central railroad, upon application of the bond
holders of the River division of that road, the in
forest upon the bonds Of which is overdue.
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GENERAL NEWS

Che New York Central in Shape to Meet
Competition.
The president of one of the indianapolis system of
Dads recently few days with one of the higher
Metals OF the New York Central b Hudson River
DAD. and from the latter he learned that the N Y
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Swifts Specific has cured of Scrofula,
which is hereditary i'll my family. 1 have eaf-
fered with 1t for many years, and have tried a
great many physicians and all sorts of treat
ment but to no purpose; and when [ began to
take Swift's Specific | was in q horrible condi-
tom but, thanks to this great remedy. am rid
of the disease. There Is no doubt that 1t is the
greatest medicine in existence, and hope any
who doubt will write to nee.
Z. G. HAYES, JR,,
Clarksyille, Ga,
After suffering twenty-five years with pain
full Dry letter and trying many physicians, I
at last relieved by the use of SwifL's Specific,
and l eheerfuliy commend it to all similarly
afflicted. REV l. K. BRANHAM,
Macon, Ga.
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MRS. AMANDA LAWSON, era Words vile, Mont
gOmery county, cured of general debility by
Browns Iron Bitters,
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Four French Glasses Every Day at the
Indianapolis Seminary.
Advanced Grammar class at l0:45 a. m.
Beginning rammar class at 11:20 a, IN.
Oral class at p. m.
Conversation class at p. m.
Evening class for both sexes on Mondays and
Thursdays, at p. III.
Terms $40 per quarter.
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THE PASSENGER WAR
The 81 Rate Still offered-Meeting of Man
ayers Postponed.

The Chicago b Indianapolis Airline continues to
sell tickets to ST. the old roads quietly look
ing on. telegram from Cincinnati says the meeting
OF the Chicago and Ohio river pool has been postponed
till next Tuesday, owing the inability of some of
the representatives to attend the meeting called for
to-day. This would indicate that the present rates
would be in vogue for time yet In fact rail
road oclais who understand the situation have
tears that the worst not passed. The statement is
made that the Louisville, New Albany and Chi
chicago over $1,000 worth of unlimited tickets, for
which the scalpers paid So per ticket and thew saw
they Will sell them for 81 from Chicago to Louisville
these points is 80 E. A. Ford, general passenge
agent of the Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburg,
VINO Is now IN New York, yesterday teegraphed the
passenger men who were to have represented the c.
st; L. P in the meeting at Cincinnati, had it been
hed to-day not to listen to any proposition
rates until the L., N. A. people had redeemed the
tickets in the hands of these soalpers Thus will be
terms OF peace can be agreed upon.
The Latest Developments of the Rate War.
CHICAGO Sept. 2S.-It appears that nobody except
President ingalls,, of the Big Four road, who called
for a meeting of managers of the Chicago and Ohio
river roads in the interest of peace place at
Cincinnati to-day, went to the place designated This
fact leads the conclusion that none of these lines
engaged in the cut quite ready to make conces-
sions and in view of this opinion the general war will
extend to freight before settlement can he reached
though it is notexpected that ANYBODY Will
the fight until after the Cincinnati meeting appointed
for next Monday. To-day Pool-manager Richardson
was notified to close his Office and the effects
fore the time appoint for INC the 0"y meet St-
meet it will not be members of the pool as rep
resentatiyes of competing lines, that organ
foresee what the result will be The Panhandle roads
want traffic agreement, as does the Chicago East
ern Illinois, but the Louisville. New Albany L. Chi
cago wants pools, while the Kankakee line is non
commttal.
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SWIFT'S SPECIFIC

Is not triumph Of science, but is a revelation
through the instinct of the untutored savage,
and lie a complete antidote to all kinds of Blood
Poison and Skin Humor.
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Theaboye exhibit hardly hears ont the statement of
9e 81 the higher officials Of the road that was
.ls them S3O,OOO per month in receipts to MAINTAIN
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer S, Atlanta, Ga.

Drawer s, Atlanta Ga.
tY@Write for the little book. which Will be
mailed free.
Price: Small size 81 per bottle Large size
(holdlng double quantity, 81 rs per bottle. All
druggists cell it.
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PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
CHESTER. Twenty second year opens Septem-
Der IL. Buildings new. Superior appointments.
Civil Engineering, Chemical, Collegiate, En-
lsh Courses. Degrees conferred.
Col. THEO HYATT, President.
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$1,000 Reward

viii he paid to any chemist who will find. on
analysis of 100 bottles of S, S. s.. one particle of
mercury, iodide potassium or any mineral sub
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EDUCATIONAL

THE INDIANA KINDERGARTEN.
Training school and private kindergarten
opens Monday, September 10. Call or address
the principal, Mrs, e. A. BLAKER, at No. 155
N. Illinois street.
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Vandalia Line
Denart-NaiI Train. 7:30 am
Day Express daily, D. h...-..l2:l0 pm
Terre Haute Accommodation. 400 PIN
Pacific Express, daily, s.------1l:OO pm
Arrive New York Express daily .----- 400 am
Indianapolis Mail and Accom-
notation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IO'OO 2n1
Cincinnati and Louisville Fast
Line. 1928 pm
New York Express. daily, h. 4:55 mn
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EOR SALE-FARMS, CHEAP. ON LONG
Il credit. Send for circular. Blue grass pas
ture for rent, cheap. FRANCIS SMITH & co.
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Wabash. St. LOUIS & Pacific.
Depart-Detroit ana CHICAGO Mail 800. 1925 am
Toledo, Fort Wayne Grand
Rapids and Michigan Ex-
Detroit and Toledo Express,
daily, c. g. and s----.-..----.11:4 40 pm
Upton Accommodation 7:05 pm
Arrive Michigan and Toledo Express,
daily except Monday ...----. 2l5 am
Toledo and Fort Wayne Ex-
press O:45 am
Detroit and Chicago Mall. $40 pm
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FOR SALE

DOR SALE-ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
L the Weekly Indiana State Journal send for
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WANTED = LADY AGENTS FOR THE
w Queen Protector" new undergarment
for ladies, made of soft flexible rubber; sure
protection to the underwear when necessary to
be worn. Retails for 80 as fast as agents can
show it. Large profits. Address, with stamps,
Ladies' undergarment Manufacturing Co., 8
South May street, Chicago Ill.
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EOR SALE-SECOND-HAND ENGINES AND
Il boiler outfits Also flour mills. wood and
iron working machinery at RICHARDS " BUT
LERS, corner Missouri and Georgia streets.
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w ANTED-TNVENTOR TO APPLY TO
w Smith & Loeper, patent solicitors, before
employing attorneys. Best of references given,
and satisfaction guaranteed. Room %, over 20
North Penney wanna street.
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DOR SALE-A STOCK OF BOOTS AND
Il shoes; no old sh0p-wOrn goods, but all in
good. salabIe condition, located In an old shoe
stand and have good trade. Terms made
known or APP llcation. For particulars address
EVANS & SIDENER, Charlottesville, lad.
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XNTANTED-CANVASSE IN EVERY CITY
w and town, for the Art Folio. and
popular Illustrated monthly. Liberal terms.
Address T. II. EDW ARDS, 1913 South Desplaines
street, Chicago.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ESTABLISHED, 1s7O-FOR COLO IN IN
II fants, teething and summer complaint
Brunker's CarmnatIve Basam has proven posi-
lively TO be the safest and most perfect remedy
offered to the public. FOrty-tive thousand
bottles were sold in Indiana in 1852. oo0 IA 25c,
SOC and 81 bottles by all druggists.
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MONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF IN
VI terest j. W. WILLIAMS d CO., and 4
Vinton Block.
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VTANTED-TO SELL ONE-HALF INTER
w est in several valuable patents. 1t will pay
any one with small capital to investigate. Com
mercial Exchange, Sc W. Washington street
ROOm z
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MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE
WI OF city aud farm property in Indiana and
ONO. Low interest. JOS. A. MOORE, 84 East
Market street.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21

Mr. NJ. w. Kales aud lady are at
prcseht visiting In New York State
The drug business Of \ J. Porterie
was attached yesterday, by San
Francisco parties.
The Arizona Mining Index comes
to our table to-day as an exchange
! is a six colum weekly and makes
q good start.
\ disputch from L 5 Angeles dated
day, announces that our towns
men J L. 3. Alexander is the father
OF bo1n 5iAg boy.
FIR. p Mahnnen has established a
Llacksttlithsng business at Gibsons
correl, which advertlses in to-day 5
HERALD. Read MS al.
Mr.. G w. Rothrock who has been
rusticaling at Aqua Calierte for the
past two or three weeks, returned
on Sunday evening
Mr. Geo. A. Coats is having his
lots Oh the we side of the plaza
cleaned up and hopes to ornament
them TX aew resld nee in the fu
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21

Ia; Lcl.e' that Cry Butier ~
J"ha Kelly nave cntc,c; i"tc surrc
SOFT Of an alliance touchin the mcxt
Presidential nomina'rou Of The Deulc
cratic Party seems to i,avr entered
the minds Of Dein c,ars in all parts
Of tue county We find a'lu ion to
thfs alleged FRI j.. Il ltrgc nam Der
of wcl.-hnown Democratic pipcrs
1hv Plttsbarg Post, the leading party
p per in PennsA lvania, closes an
c ito ial artIcls with the remark
that, ii 50 happers that Mr. John
Kelly and Gov. Ben Butler only con
sti'ute an infinite SINAI part of the
Democratic Fartv.' The Utica o.
sercer las this: There arc marks of
Il growing frierd- HI? hetwcen Gov.
Butler AMI John Kill, and the phil~
oSophers of the newspapers arc try
Ing to determine which of the two
men the friendship in question most
l:onors. rs a tough problem
'fhe c lev, land Plain DeaLF, which
is powerful representative OF the
Democracy in Ohio, strikes ont in
This way: John Kelly Ia, invited
Gov Butler, on hehti} II rammany,
10 furnish the next on& t.lk' hcfnrc
the cfely Ai-' John Kelly has
the aud city to think he can manu-
'actnre Il Democratic candidate for
Presideat lit OF Ben Butler the
remarks may he urcrlletl for; time
Will tell Brit being the evpre- sions
of very prominent aud conservative
Democratic jou mails, two of which
are powerful in Slatcs that are OK
pee. d . give So Il. oral votes for
the Dem cratic Presidential ticket,
they are certainly W Thy of notice
DO toa Fcst
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21
Cincinnati'$ Nick anne

The nickname of Porkopolis is &
English origin, ami Wa ihe :>rilliInt
inspiration o: sponsor tyho Yer
saw Cincinnati. In the year 1925
there fl0urished in tho Queen City
gcnil' man named Jones He WIS
the president of tie United States
Branch Bank. and was locally known
Bank Jones" The pork ts.de
Ii already takee such proportions
as to rouse the financial enthu ia III
OF Bank lone, ard in succession
of lett RS he dilated upon the pros
perily Of the pork prospects of the
Queen City The letters were adj
dressed tn the Liverpool correspond
Cnt of the Gin innati bank, and II i
genIleman's Imagination at ltng' n
became fired by Bank Jones euthu-
eia-m. In moment of wild gener-
osity he HE'D him to The studio IF
some Live Vud ian Tnorwald- en-, and
ordered the construction of what Is
set down in he annals ;ts AZ unique
pair of moiel hogs" These noble
eftigies were made of papie,:tilathei
ana were 5 mt out to Cincinnati as a
present, accompanied by the inscrip
tion-desiincd in part et least to Re
come famous-"TO Nr. George W
Jones, as the worthy representative
# PIX pals - The hog have tin
a local habitation ard Il name. They
adj to the burden Of life in the office
of one of the lSrgest 'ausbtcrers'
ST Cincinnati, having passed by ir-
heritai from Bunk Jones down,
from hind to hrnd, among the pork
monarchs of f'orkopolis, for nigh
upon half - century Olive LOGAN,
in H4rpers Magazine fer j4ig
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21

Mr.. CeorGe y. Chapel, q PROM
ncnt merchant of Globe. is paying
PhOnix visit.
Arizona has 100000 acres of
coed pasture land, on which, ii is
estimated, there are 1000, 600 sheep
and 100000 head of cattle grazing.
New Mexico has 100000 sheep,
and the wool clip of that territory
for 1882 Il reported ut 10000, 600
pounds, which was shipped to east
ern mark during the year Elk
We to- day received from Mr.. Wi
ley some samples Of rock from the
Mort h point claim in Winnifred dist.
which shows a very even di~tribu-
tion of copper ard silver throughout
the entire rock. Black sulphu, cts
are abundant and native copper
sticks out prominently. Mr.. Wiley
tells us that there is a three foot vein
of this rock in the North Point.
The Baptist social last evening,
WIS quite a success in the way of
sociability, ice cream, fruits, cake
etc, and was visited byqniic n num-
Der of the young and old folks du-
ring the evening. The receipts of
the evening were about $50, Of whi( h
| $50 were net. The rciety wishes to
especially thank Mr., Chas. Goldman
and Mcssrs. Bprtis and Creighton for
f,.vors cxtened.
i Lo:dsburg has 4 history which the
! Citizen thus sums up: Lordsburg
claims five hundred Inhabitants, and
has thirty-seven saloons ard place 5
where liquors are sold, as we'll as
dance houses and gambling establish
mcnts. Since July Sd, 1882, fourteen
persons have died IN the town, and
the causes OF death may be classified
as follows: Lynched, murdered
3; suicides, 6; smallpox, 3; doubt
full. 1.