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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-22
LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis MARKET

UNION SrockYARDs May L.
CATTLE.-Receipts, lilo; shipments, nome The
offerings to-day We're only fair to good grades;
no shipping cattle on sale. Market strong AT
Saturdays prices on the better grades OF butcher
cattle, while common and medium are duh
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-22

ST. LOUIS, May Election quiet; middling,
1O4c: sales, $50 bales; receipts, 400 bales;
shipments, 900 bales; stock on hand, 29,900
bales.
MEMPHIS, May 21.-Cotton quiet at 1olsc
Receipts, 2,016 Oales; shipments, 1000 bales;
stock on hand, 80, $50 bales; sales, $50 bales.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-22
Oils.

PIrTsBURG, May 2l.-The petroleum market
was dull: united certificates closed at 81 o3 e:
refued, 7ss07s4c, Philadelphia delivery. Dur
ing the afternoon session the market continued
dull with very little doing; opened at 81 .035
declined to 81 o3ss, and closed steady at 81 03 e.
BRADFORD, Ps., May 2l.--The petroleum
market was still steady and firm; opened at
81 03ls; highest, $l.04; lowest, Sl.024, and
closed at $lo3@ Clearances, 3,O51,O 900 brls.
Total shipments Saturday and Sunday, los, 402
brls. Charters. II ,270 brls.
OIL CITY, Pa. May 2l.-The petroleum mar
ket opened at 81 .O3, nuctuated between 81 .O23.
and $l.04, and closed at Sl.04. The transac-
tions aggregated 100000 brls.
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eak. Packers the principal buyers, Closing

weak. Packers the principal buyers, Closing
quiet.
Medium to heavy. 1907 20
Light. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6.90D7.lO
O.IOUIOO
Aiss onO NOukhc--- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OOUo.oO
SHEEP.-rhe offerings were very light, hardly
enough to make a market Good fat sheep in
good demand at quotations:
Good to choice clipped 253475
Common to fair clipped. ...-....... 3 2504 90
Spring lambs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5.5O06 so
Select medium and heavy .2007.25
Select light ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7.0007.l5
FAIR TO good mixed ......-..... 7.O0071o
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Business of the CLEARINGHOUSE,

Boston, May 2l.--From the Post: The total
gross exchanges at twenty-five leading clearing
houses Of the United States, for the week ending
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GRAND HOTEL,

INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
Passenger elevator and all modern coDven
fences Leading Hotel OF the city. and strictly
nrst-c!ass Rates, $3.50, 30 and $3.50 per day.
Tue latter price including bath.
GEO 4. PFINGSr, Proprietor
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RECEIPTS BY RAIL PAST rwENTY-FoUR HOURS
Wheat, Dush.- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
Corn, Dusn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Oats. pusn. ..-.---....-.---...---.... $500
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Indianapolis and Vincennes.
Depart--Mal and Cairo Express 7:25 am
Vincennes Accommodation. $3.50 pm
Mooresville AccOmmOdAt ton. 6:15 pm
Arrive Vineennes Accommodation. .lo:2o am
Mail and Cairo Express -----.. 4;55 pm
Mooresville Accommodation. 1880 pm
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STOCK QUOTATIONS..
EXCHANGE AVID GOVERNMENT sECURIrIEs.
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No, Rye-Nominal; nothing doing
ShipsGuff-Lower; $l4 asked; no buyers.
Bran-Quet; $l2 bid: held at $3.50.
Hay-P. T. steady; 81 bid; none offered.
GRAIN IN STORE.
May 10, 1883.
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The SUPERINTENDENT ~ lRoNnAtE Fur
NAoS KILLED, AND AN rHER Man
SEM UsLy IF NOT FArALtv
INJURED nv DEuNKES
ENGiNRgR.
AN AUT That LOOKS LIKE DELIBERATE
MURDER

lroudalc Furnace, this county, was OF
Thursday evening II last week the seen,
ct terrible occurrence by which Benz
w Finn, the superintendent of the fur
mace, wac killed, anc II bert Temple, AN
tmploye at the furnace, WAS dangerously
II not fatally hurt. The particulars Of
this terrible ifar, as Tar AS We can ascer.
tain, are AS follows; On the eveniup
named, the ugine, which had been en-
plnyed in regulating cinier dump cars ON
the upper track, st,rtrd down the grade
~ back ard motion, drawing FIVE cindtr
dumps, and carrying MIR. Flynn, MIR
Temple aud Robert Temple, Jr., thu
engineer At the bottom of the grade n
freight car had been left standing on the
track, which was run into with the above
result The wounded were carried 10
their hum,s, AID Dr. Bromberger did all
that could be done tn all v.ir their suf-
ferings. DIR. Thayer, of Grafton, was
dmpr Chef tor 10 assist In amputsiiug Mir.
Fiynu's leg wnicn n al been trigntCuny
crushed 1nG m'uglrd, but II was found
impossinle In pr duce "a reaction aud the
operation was delayed til 10 O'Clock next
day, wnen the computation took place.
bu' all to no purpose H. yer rallied
from ne shock, but continued o siuk uuul
h II past FIX ia The evening when he ii,d.
| Is reported That yuung Temple, the
eug,ueer, was druuk and refused To 40 with
his locomotive Tor a l,sd IT c.ke; that
MIR. Finn got OH the locomotive aud or
dtred him 10 move on, which he did that
when near the car 1T coke Temple pulled
the tbIotue opqn, ran out IN the foot
board, aud let the locomotive back against
the car with great force. MIR Fimn aud
Temples father were ON the locomotive nj
the tine, and were caught and crushed
between the b il,r aud the car. Finn
called ~ Young Temple to reverse the Gu
gine aud release them, but this he refused
Win oH'hs To do, aud even attempted To
stab n man WIN ventured tn come To their
relief |, Is further reported that young
Temple has left The untty aud tnat u
reward of 81 600 has been offered by Col
his apprehension. b rj w. Finn, the
victim Of what seems - mutd ruus pur
puse, was generous, upright. manly man,
ana WIS esteemed by all who kuew him.
lie leaves wife and la'ge family of
chlldrel who were dependent upon him
t"r support. HIS funeral took place last
Sunday.
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DIRECTORY.
COUNTY oFFIogR

Judge Of tAs OIre.H Co4u-Hon. VIM
T. Ice.
Commissions, y. jones' tPresi-
dent Il. q. HaSans, aud Jas. Aliender.
Clerk Of the C,rciIV tbusf-Smith Crane.
GEEK Of thc CJHaty COWst-J. AM Mar
P,'oSec.tfRg AttoiTley Neil J. Fortnev.
SHERIFF Elisha Thomas.
.>lIrueVOr- John A. DsltVmple.
ASSessotS-West ide. Tho>. Furtnev;
East Side. Gabriel PulHam.
umD'tSstoRer Of Lost Reeords-W IN.
q. Woriey
Physicin to Jad and PoorAot,e- II.
Is. l.. rrippeit.
county Superintendent Of Free Schools
Joseph IL Hawthorne.
Commissioners Of he Or ui CoHrf-
Smith Crane. Joseph IL. Hawthorne, |.
z. j. Crog,n.
CORPORATION OFFICERS.
Mdyor-Jnn. Barton Payne.
CoWcit-JHme- IA. Msnown, n. Young
Morris. ID. G. Hughes. Elisha Thomas
and Peter Voltz.
Rccorder-Johu NJ. Crane.
i0etnt-Juhu Il. Nell
Justice 81 ne Peace j "seph NJ. Cod
win.
ConStdble-JSmes Carroll
MINISTER'S
PTes6ytcI1dR-Rev. Samuel Graham.
Methodist EptScOpdi-kev 4 Hall
BdpdSt- Rev. Patri * Murray
ECd3tgStic"i Rev. J. w Cnton
a. ". e. church Rev. Alfred Steptoe
THE NArIoSAL BANK OF KINowo0D.
Fre>idcHt-W q. Brown.
Vtce President smith 'rana.
CGSmer-F. Heermaus.
ASSt>tdHt CASHIER u w. Parks
THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUiT-TRtMs OF
COURT IN PRESTON COUNTY.
April Term, Sth dav of April.
August Term. 18Th day OF AUGUST.
Noveh Der Term, oath day OF Novem-
Ger.
COUNTY COURT.
First Monday in January. first Mon
day In April, second Monday In July
and FIRST Monday i'm October.
sINGwuOD PpsTJFFICE
Mails close Az O'Clock a. m; arrive at
8 o'clock y. III.
Once open al o'clock a. IN closes at
O'Clock pan. j. NJ. GOODWIN. l.. NJ.
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How she .a,ea uer nnrllnr.

sual. not feel s. nervous 40 ut bau, p
tetumg.' "uter a grateful mother We
.lmort lpst ,ur d.rJDg iron, cbDIer iufqn .
tum, but b"wiy beufo Of Park, rs Ginger
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cured BABY, aud an occasional dOse KEEPS
u IN good uealtu. '-BfoOklyh Mother.
- e.sss
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Fifty-onc Yenrs In LniI.

lupatic named WIZ, III 81 II ird. who
has ben co0fiurd In j'il at Uuiont"wn,
PeuusyivAui1, fur iitt, one consecutive
years, died on F,Iday at las week Mt tue
ago Of about eighty years Ia 1881 he was
arrested FIR dis"rd,tly conduci ,and pend
iug trial took counsel of billet of wood,
which bee declared told him u XII Anoth-
GER prisoner named Updtgraff and he did il
by crushing IN his skull. For eighteen
years be wa conf1cd with ball and
chain. There have been successlou OF
eighteen sh rif- siuce his iuc recreation.
four Of whom were selected u be his pail
bearers Save hat he WAS IN Il glishman
nothing Is koOwn Of bis psrontage, aud
the only words he was ever heard To utter
that Indicated aDy rec Election Of infancy
was just before biz death when he eK-
claimed, Dear mOtberl
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-03

ASS reporter tor the 4, s,urgh Gun
metcial G zetie "a, yesterday afternoon
IN Chamber at M. 81 F,dersl street,
Allegheny, listening to terrible tale of
sun ring - a Tell from the lips OF n gem
Tie iutie LADY Nj Milo lugrahRm, the
daughter of Csp. Hugh Nick lveY. of this
city, u seemed almost too much to believe.
II tae evidence hsd not been close az hand
to substsia,e every word. I, was but
another evidence of the culpahlc ignorance
OF a large class OF practitioners OF medi--
cine who claimed for Elk years tina, her
terrible disease was cancer. She WAS GOV
eted with ulcers, given W 10 die. Peruna
cu.rd her perfectly Continued on page
"a n Ills nt Life, 10y d.. Hartman. Ask
y ur druggist TOR one.
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A chiId nnrned,n nen,h

We learn from he Conn, ilsville (P, }
Courier that sad accident occurred ia
the family Of In0m,s ID ,fby at II ifchancs
a lew days ago. Mrs. Darby had gone 10
The spril & - get n bucket OF water, leav d.
ing her little two yesr-Old daughter alone
IN the ON. The child got TO playing
with the fire, aud was all aDlaze when the
mother returntd The lat, first tried TO
smother ia. fire out aud tnen threw a
bucket Of water upon the Iitte girl, but
u WAS too la'e. The child vas 90 badly
nu.ned tDat sbe lived only eight hours.
she was the only child.
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transfers orMea, Estate.

The loIJwing 10 me list u deeds admit
ed since our ,asi report
Isaac n 5untn 10 Henry Smith TOR 100
acres ~ P,ftlaod D.suiol admitted Jal-
uafy 70.
JUuu Hersman 10 james A. Hersm n
for % acrs 10 Reno DISTINCT; aumu,ed
Januar, o.
j. Auu Martin, clerk, to Jno. Barton
Payne for 800 acres 10 Reno D.slIct: n =
tnitteu } 49, 20
Jonathan sun 10 jacob aud Wm
Il Smitn for 100 acres IN Reno Distinct
admitt,0 Ja.. -.
Jobu NJ. X gsfs to Charlotte Snu tie
worm fyr Is ac,,s 10 Lyon Ds,uct ad-
mu "a Jan.aiy rs
~. B BiOwbhg Ca John II Friend for
l23 acres Go Pleasant D,suc, admitted
J.uuay g.
Charles Talbot, ct. al, a. L5dia g..
Weaver fof 6 sores 10 Reno Distuct %
mued JaDutJ ~.
Jsc T.. E,sey 10 David l. Ark Tor 8Os
acres 10 UDiOn DisuIct; admitted Jauu-
AIRY 30.
Same to jacob a. Bishop foi 40 acres in
U.iou Dsucti aomtte January 30.
Jsmo7 II. Lambert Co jacob 4. E.s,y
Tor lo94 acres "a Uoiyn Dstuct adult
TED January 30.
j. Z. soeft TO- Jac % .. r sey for s.!
acres ia Uaiou Distic admHton Jau. 80.
j. Ani Martin Co Gus j. ou.ner Tor
PSI ac,es BE- Reno DsJc,i adni.tec Jao.
3D.
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Dr. HAHI@AN DEAR SIR / Hm thank.
iul 90 GI1 / eau acknowledge your treat
mepl (Perurn) II my daughters eye has
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in you. N b -Piease make your fees IN
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MARRIBD.

DoDes AT the residence Of
tue brides psrents, Jan. %. by Rev
j hn VI. Ere Ui, rnom IS f. AlDugh
aud Eliza +. Dodge.
rHALAKgR- BU5H AT the residence If
tneoudcs father, Nov. 20 by Rev Wm.
s oudenmirr, Eiwmd n. Tnslaker aud
Eleauora l.. Bush.
BAESAED.- At the residence Of
y ni,l Barnard, Jan. %. by Roy. Samuel
Ganam, JJun W. Grimes 41d JOsnu
Baruard.
CALe-sMrH AT the resiIeoceofH .ury
smltn, Jsn. %, by Rev 3 A oisi,f,
Isaac n. Gale and Mary Elisa 5mitb.
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The KiogwOod Library and Literary
Association ~ ne meeting last MpndaY
evening carried out vrJ full programme
ia an exceedingly creditable manner. The
perfurmsuces throughout we're good, aud
made up alt gstu,r an uuusually pleasant
and interesting literary eutertalEu,ent,
Theresdiugs and recitatiDns Of Misses
Mane & afk, rlia Parks. r. Eliot. r. "a
Fsaceti. and Mnui. n n sere particular
" CO., table The attendance last Monday
eyenipg, esp cIally Of ladies, YVES larger
tIau usual
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a prpirsct,d me q ha- been in pro
gees at The VI h. Cuuich = inis piac.
duiiue 'bu week. sbnu. pfact. cal tcf .
% .u- have b,,u fttacb,d from niVi,t lao
uleut Nv he X y Mr Lyas. Olartry
meeting to-day aud t,-n.rnuw, a. NuHch
tie presiding ,iuet O. tXrecled Co b,
present.
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You will prevent aud cure the greater
part ol the ill- ibat sfl 90 mankind iu th. +.
o. any clon, 81 sou Keep ,our stomach.
liver aud kduey .r p.u.c. tlIki.
Ger There Be- uO medicine knoau tuai
docs tbis as % ely as 70 ker's Giagel Ton.
&C. IL viii keep youf blood rich aud pure.
nd give you good health At little cosi
Dee other cOluma
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fhe King wood Library ana LIZ
cTaTy AsSOCIaIIOn.

fho King wood Library and Liz
cTary AsSOcIMIIOn.
TIE programme Tor NJ ,nday evening.
+ u. 8, Is as f,lowe:
Reading jones w. White, %. NJ.
Squmcs, @ A. Wells, aud Miss Ella Fan-
cot
X citatio A r McMlleD, w. IL.
Snahnn, and Il G. Manown.
E,.ay.-Mi-- Mint CLARK.
OaI0u Dr.. Il Ethott.
Debate qu,s,iOn Il solved, 'Tuat the
pr posed Z ,uny g juu biIl tor T. estDn
C'uDIY now pending before tue Legisla
iure should he T. jected. 70 fi,m, Geo.
Purcell TO deny, A w. Fred,r,ck.
Pr MONDAY EVENING, nm. IL.
reading e e. M.nown, MISS Minnie
Neh, Miss @ ME Bisnup. A. +. McAllIien.
quo M 1iuA Parks
citation O org A Walls. Miss
Mule Clark, w, r. Sn.ffsf, anu A. W..
Fi,d,ricK.
L saJ-Ms Is Pct Eli1,t and Miss Min
uI, Heefmaos.
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IHk Nksr VIRGINIA ARGUs and the
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LEWIS BAKER s. co.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors Of T. hs FormsD, dcce-s
cd
To pursuance of decree Of the Circuit
Court OF the County of R~eston. m q. D.
y cause therein pending, 90 subject to-
real estate Of the said Ellie Formtr. o.
the payment Of his delts, you are r,quIr-
ed 10 pres nt your claims against 10, -
tate OF the Fajd Ellie Furman for u0iudca
ti0n To- Patrick }. Crogan. Commissioner.
~ hrs Office IN the said county, on o. be
fore the % b day of February next.
Witness, smith Crane. Clerk ~ satt
C,uri, TOT. 16tn uay q January 1893
20-6t, SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
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NOTICE TO Lien HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by judgment
or otherwise on the real estate or auy
part thereof Of Levi Meiheny;
Is pursuance of decree Of the Circuit
Cour' ~ Preston county, made in csuse
therein pending, 10 subject the real estate
IT tnc said L4vi Metheny To- the satisfac-
tion Of the liens thereon you are hereby
required TO present all claims held by YOU
40 each Of you against the said Levi Ne
'beny. which are Items on his real estate,
or any part Of II, for sdjuc tiion 10 me at
ny ofiice IN KingwOod IN the county Of
Prestpn IN or before the 14lh day Of Feb
fusry 1888
Given uudsr my hand this the 18th day
OF January 1883.
z. J. CROGAN,
i % a. CJmmissiVner.