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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04
THE CASUALTY LIST.

Collision of Work Trains-Eight or Ten
Men Moro or Less Injured.
UTICA, n. Y. June ga collision occur
red between two work trains on the West
Shore road in Utica, about O'Clock this
morning. Michael Brown had both legs
crushed to the knee, and recovery is doubt
full; Morris Buttermans right foot was
crushed; William German. John Ryan, Chas.
Adams and Samuel Newhall, bruised about
the head face and body, but not seriously
hurt. Both engines were disabled. A
very dense fog prevailed when the accident
Occurrpd
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Medical Men Exeiuded.

MONTREAL, July 3.-The three bishops APP
pointed to settle the Lavalle question about
admissions of professors and students of Vic
toria Medical College to the Hotel Dieu Hos
eital. have decided in full accordance with
the rescript Of the holy see. The point of
she rescript was that the medical attendants
10 tine Hotel Deu should be Catholics.
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A Fathers Mode of Suicide.

sKIPw1TH, Miss July 3.-The coroner's in
quest on the body of Hunter Jameson sup
posed to have committed suicide, developed
the fact that he placed the muzzle of the gun
against his side and caused his seven-year-
old boy to pull the trigger, threatening to
kill him if he refused
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GENERAL NEWS.
The Increased Work in the Pension Depart
ment

ment.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-Commi Dud-
ley, in conversation with Star reporter to-
day. said he believed the promise made to
Congress that every pension claim would
have been considered by his department by
the close of the fiscal year would be full
filled. There had been, during the year, a
considerable increase in the number of
claims filed over that of last year. as the fol-
lowing figures will show: Original inyalids
1882, 30 004; 1888. 81, 3O6; original widows.
1882. 103 1872; 1883, 129, 992. The increase in
the number of claims filed is due to the in
creased number of agents who want the $40
fee The number of attorneys before the de-
partment increased from 4 900 to 16, 600 since
the passage of the pension law.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04
Boiler Explosion.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, July 3.-The boiler of
the steamboat Susquehanna, owned by the
Plymouth Navigation Company, blew up
here this morning. The boat was torn to
pieces. There were NO passengers on board,
but the following employees were injured:
John p Detwiler. foreman, arm broken and
conclusion of the brain--cannot recover;
Perry Hughes, engineer, hands and face
burned; Charles Miller, pilot, cut and bruised
about the body
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Steamship Arrivals.

New York, July 3,-Arrived; Oder, from
Bremen.
LONDON, July 3.-Arrived State of Indiana
and Denmark, from New York; Victoria and
Istrian, from Boston.
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An Aged EmbezzIer.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 3,-Henry Wickes,
an aged lawyer, has embezzled about $50, 900
of trust funds and moneys collected as at
torney of Mrs Catharine w. Van Rensselaer,,
OF Greenbush Wickes has been misusing
funds since 1871. He has fled.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04
A Mississippi Murder and Lynchinr.

VIoKsBURG, July 3.-Captain NJ. L. Cole,
member of the board of supervisors, was
found in the road between this city and his
residence, five miles distant, with his body
riddled with buckshot. No arrests have been
made but there is clew to the murderers.
The murderers of Mrs. Christine urn back
were taken from Jail at Mayersville yester-
dav and lvnched
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This morning about half-past O'Clock a c.. Fl.
Il D. excursion train backed into an I. &
V. freight train the Union
railway tracks between Alabama and
Delaware streets, badly wrecking the ca
ooose of the freight aud damag-
ing the rear passenger coach TO
the extent of several hundred dollars There
was no one in the rear passenger car at the tiLe
and no one was injured by the accident.
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Results of a strike in Vermont.

ELY, VT, July 3.-Three' hundred miners
struck for their pay, which is two nor this
behind, yesterday. They broke into the
mining company's store, stripping it of
goods. To-day they paraded the streets with
riotous demonstrations threatening 10 de-
molish the company's property, ana creating
great excitement
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04
Fatal Injury from a Failing Awning.

ST. LOUIS, July "a broad wooden avn
ing, extending over the sidewalk in front
of No. Ola Broadway. fell with a
crash about IL o'clock tonight, carrying with
it SolomonGruen, his wife Minnie, Chas Marx,
aged twenty, and Jacob Marx, aged eleven,
Solomon Gruen received injuries from which
he died about midnight. and the two boys
badly injured. Mrs Gruen also received
severe scalp wounds.
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Judge Lynch Furnishes Another Crime.

MEMPHIS, July 3.-The Avalanche's Skip
with, Miss, special says; "0n Sunday morn
ing Mrs. Christian Ambacher, worthy and
respected white woman. was found dead ten
feet from her back door with her skull frac-
tured and two other wounds on the back of
her head. Suspicion pointed to a negro
named Martin Jones, who had threatened
the life of the husband of the murdered wo-
man. and he was promptly arrested A
search of his dwelling revealed a bloody shirt,
when he confessed the crime. He was placed
in charge of posse and started for the coun-
ty Jail at Mayersville. The posse had not
proceeded more than mile before they were
everpowered by mob of Infatuated citizens,
who took the prisoner to the most conven-
lent tree and hanged him. The mob was
principally composed of negroes who were
the loudest in denunciation Of the murder"
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Abort,o,ist FOUND Guilty.

NEw York, July 3--The coroner's jury
found DR.. Austin guilty of murder in causing
the death of Mrs. Bechley. of Brooklyn, by
abortion. The Doctor is out on bail in
10000 Two women are his surety.
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Lady Killed by a Burglar.

MAssrLLoN, o., July 3.-Mrs. Kirkland
arose at 4 o'clock this morning to go to Crest
line. As she was opening window burg
lar out on the roof of low portion of the
house shot her in the chin. and escaped.
The lady died. Several tramps have been ar
reStad
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate
roR MONIES ANp oHILpREN

nF. Jos. Holt, New Orleans, La, says: 81 have
frequently found it of excellent service In cases
af debility, less of appetite, and in GONZALES
senco from exhaustive illness, and particularly
i service in treatment of women and children
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04

A UCTtON SALE-WE WILL SELL ON
IA Thursday afternoon, July ), 1888, al 3
O'Clock, to the trade, quantity OF g+i,ts' fur
nishing goods, and hats aud ems, consisting ct
gloves, umbrellas, suspenders, hsndkercheis,
white shirts, lauHdried and uulanndried. necl0-
ties, bows, scaris, ladies' sosshmer- uaderwea.,
calico shirts, blue flannel shirts, etc. asc, at the
same time and place. an assortment OF hats and
caps comprising % nice variety of soft. stir
derby, tur and COL hats, for men and bows, and
a general stock OF caps for men and boys wear.
Terms, cash. Sale positive. HUNT & Nc
cURDY, Auctioneers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04
Indian Riot at a Dance.

LITTLE Rock Ark, July ga fight oc-
CURED at an Indian dance at Bird creek, I,
T., last night, and over one hundred Paw
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04

A UCrION sALE-TO THE TRADE-WH
N Will sell on Friday morning, July g. Mt 10
in lots TO sult the trade general stock OF eru-
cerles, and grocery fixtures, embracing tcH.
coffee, canned goods, starch, aaSli-Nuaros,
pickles, sardiHes, favoring extracts. brnom.
spices, blacklng, etc; also the fixtures, cones'
ing of, in part, large good ics che s., covered dee
livery wagon, with platform springs; l fioo
platform scale, counter scales, and variety
Of other fixtures. TermR, cash. sale positive.
HUNT & MCCURDY, Auctioneers
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POLITICAL.
EOr MaXOr.

MARQUIS l.. JOHNSON WILL BE A CANDI-
vi date for Mayor, subject To the decision of
the Republican nominating convention.
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For CITY Clerk.

~ FORGE 7. BREUNIG WILL BE A CAGDT-
" date for City Clerk, subject To the decision
the Republican nominating convention, July IA,
1883.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04

JAMES O. WHEAT WILL BE A CANDIDATE
u for City Clerk subject TO the decision OF the
Republican nominating convention.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04

nees, with drawn revolvers and knives took
part. Two Indians were killed and others
wounded
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BEAUTIFUL Women

are made pallid and uuattractive bv functional
Irregularities which Dr. Pierce's fHraVarite Pre-
sciption" will infalhbly cure. Thousands OF tes-
tlmOnials. By druggists
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04
For City Treasurer.

I n. PATTISON WILL BE A CANDIDATE
l. for City Treasurer. subject to the decision OF
tue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES convention, July ii,
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Six Persons Killed by a Train.

CINCINNATI, July "a horrible and fatal
accident occurred on the Cincinnati Hamil-
ton 81 Dayton railroad at Winton Place
crossing, just north of Spring Grove Gene
terry, at 9:15 tonight, whereby six persons
were instantly killed. The Thunderbolt
express coming south on the New York.
Pennsylvania & Ohio railway. due here at
$50, and half an hour behind time and run
ming fast to make up, struck a huckster
wagon in which we're family of six persons
and driver. Every one except William
Bertsch, the driver, was killed. Bertsch
escaped with serious though not fatal in
juries The wagon was broken to splnterS.
The family was that of a huckster, Mr..
Henry Kracke and they were going to their
farm. seven miles from Winton Place. Mr.
Kracke has been living IN the farm for the
benefit of his health, while the family lived
in the city. The names of the killed are
Henry Kracke, his wife and four children,
John. aged nineteen; Annie, aged sixteen;
Maggie, thirteen, and Lizzie seven. The
bodies of the victims were thrown in frag-
ments on the grass by the roadside, where
they we're picked up by the light of lanterns
and brought to the city. Mrs. Kracke's head
was severed from her body, and all the vic
Tins of the disaster were horribly mutilated.
The engine was so besmeared with blood that
1t was sprinkled with -four to cover the
stains r..-5-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04

MONEY TO LOAN on FIRST MORuG AGE
M OF city aud farm property in IndiHna ant
Ohio. Low interest JOS. A. MOORE, 81 East
M9rket street.
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tY7WITH Diamond Dyes any lady get IA
good res ults the. best practical dyer. Every
dye warranted true TO name sad sample.
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T WILL FURNISH MONEY on FARM Sc
i curiuy. promptly. at tine lowest rates Tor tplir
or snort time. FHOs. C. DAY &c co, ~ East
Market street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04

| ERANK A. BLANCHARD WILL BE A CAN
| IL dldate for City Treasurer, subject to the de
cison OF the Republican nominating convention.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04

For City Assessor
Nj F. CONNETT WILL BE A CANDIDATE
WI for City Assessor, subject 20 the decision
of the Republicans nominating convention.
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XKTANTED-TWO PLEASANT UNFURNIST-
w ed rooms with board, for man ana wife,
in good location. Address r. g. HARSEIM, care
Murphy, Hibhen & Co.
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yUANTED-To BUY A HOUSE, TO 10
w rooms, for cash; situated in nOrtheast era
part of city. south of Seventh street and west 1T
College avenue. Parties having such property
for sale, please address. with description amt
price, G. b. MANLOYE, Rooms Nos. and 3,
Thorpe Block.
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Wy MISREPRESENTATION AS ENGINEER OR
w steam-ppe filter Long practical expert
ence good recommendations. Apply to or adj
dress ENGINEER, l24 Huron street, city,.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT-THE NATIONAL HOTEL NOW
II vacant, adjoining title Union DepoT, by
LORENz SCHMIDT 30 S. Delaware street.
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w s. r. HARRINGTON WILDE A CANDI-
w date for Cny Treasurer subject tn the de-
cision OF the Republican convention, Saturday,
July IA, 1883.
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INANTED-IN NASHVILLE, TENN, TWEEN
w ty good brickiayers for the season. Wages,
81 per day, paid weekly. W. G. BUSH & co
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WANTED THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER
w In the West. Ine Weekly Indiana State
Journal One dollar per yeag. Ninety cents in
clubs of FIVE and over.
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AUCTION SAILS.

HUNT & MCCURDY. REAL EsrATE ASjS
! General Aneuoneers. 50 e. Washington -.
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Loss of Life and Property by storm.

.Aoss VI Lie anu properly Oy 6tOrns
ST, PAUL, July 3.-An Eau Claire, Wis,
dispatch says: "a severe hail and thunder
storm struck this vicinity about4 o'clock this
afternoon, doing great damage to buildings,
crops, etc.. and rumors of disasters are con-
stantly coming in, James Riley. prominent
farmer was struck by lightning
and instantly killed. The storm was espe-
cially severe in the neighborhood of New
Chicago and Mondovi, and travelled from
there up Beet river, doing much damage.
AT Mondovi five barns were torn
to pieces. Farmer Williams, living be-
tween Osseo and Hamlin, Trempealeau
county. had five horses and thirteen cattle
killed, and his buildings blown down. Two
men were badly hurt at New Chicago. The
house of George Jacoe. in the town of w ash
ington, near here. was blown to pieces and
other damage done. The storm was one of
the most disastrous ever experienced in this
vicinity
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MONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF M
M terest. j. w. WILLIAMS Il co, 3 and l
Vinton Block.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR FARM
Building
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WANTED.

wv ANTED-1O0 STONE CUTTERS AND
. w carvers: trst-cass wages to good men.
HALLOWELL GRANITE CO.. Bedford, Ind.
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FINANCIAL

MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE or
WI interest,". z. B. MAETINDALE L sONs.
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rNO LOAN-$5 600 AT LOWEST RATES on
i city property. V. CARTER, II Vance Block
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25

either. shall be thus DISQUALIFIED 10 bss,
gnd determine any case or oases
be certified 10 Ike eS S "" Of
the state, who shall Immediately oomm,e.
sion the requisite number Of persOns
learned In The law, for the trial and deter.
fnlnntlon OF said cause or oauets, which
commission shall expire on tho adjourn
ment OF the term OF court during which
~ was issued. When Judge OF the dis.
trlct court Is disqualified by any OF The
causes above stated the parties may. by
consent, appoint proper person to try said
case, or, upon their failure to do 70, d com
petent person may be appointed TO try the
same In the county where II Is pending, In
such manner ne No." 90 prescribed by law.
And the distri jH .es may exchange Dis
trcts or hold 80" tor each other when
they may deem 4Spedient, and shall do
so when directed ny law. The disqualifi-
cation OF Judges Of inferior tribunals shall be
remedied and vacancies in their offices shall
be filed as prescribed by law. The legisla-
ture shall have power to provide for the
holding of district courts and county courts
| when the judges thereof may be absent,
disabled or disqualified from acting.
| Sec. -. The judges of the several courts
shall, by virtue Of their Offices be conser-
vators of the peace co.extensive with the
limits of their jurisdiction. The style OF
Al writs and process shall be, THE State Of
Texas" All prosecutions shall be carried
The State of Texas" and conclude, y
against the Veace and dignity Of the
state"
RIGHT OF TRIAL BY JURY.
Sec. =. In the trial of all causes in the
district cNsrts any party shall, upon the ap-
pIication made in open court, have the
right of trial by jury; but no Jury shall be
q N ma npplpQ in any nivil naua upIaca 1a-
manded by party to the case and jury
fee be paid by the party demanding Jury
in such sum and with such exceptions as
may be prescribed by the legislature.
JURY TRIALS.
Sec. =. In trials of civil cases and in
trials of criminal cases below the grade of
| felony in the district court, nine members
of the jury concurring may render the YER
dict, but when verdict is rendered by less
than the whole number it shall be signed
by every member flhe jury concurring in
it. When, pending the trial of any case,
one or more Jurors, not, exceeding
three, may die or be disabled from sitting,
the remainder 81 the Jury shall have power
to render the verdict; provided that the leg
islature may change or modify the rule,
authorizing less than the whole number OF
the jury to render verdict.
sHERIFFs.
Sec. -. There shall be elected by the
qualified voters of each county sheriff,
who shall hold his office for the term of two
years, whose duties and perquisites and
fees of Office shall be prescribed by the Leg
islature, and vacancies in whose office shall
be filled by the commissioners court, until
the next general election for county or state
officers.
REMOVALS.
Sec. =. County judges, county attor-
neys, clerks of the district and county
courts, justices of the peace cOnstables and
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25
no. Q.


AusTfs, Jan. II, los3.-Ispecial Corres
pondence. l-some wit once remarked thai
s'but very little piece Of soap in the
mouth can make a great deal Of froth.'
An attendance on legislative body verifie'
frequently the significant saying. As-ai
present.-constituted the expenses Of the
session il. something near 81, 200 per day.
With 1s9 members, at IS each
we have $685. daily. Add to this the pay
ofthe secretaries, the clerks, porters, pages,
fires, lights. paper, stamps and other items,
and the 81 300 will QUICKLY disappear The
dxily sessions commence at 10 O'Clock and
adjourn. generally about ?. m.
for dinner. Commencing again at 3, they
continue until say 6 p. m. Thus We have
sx hours for labor, or s1OO per hOur.
Wherefore when a member makes speech
Of only half an hours duration. be Ssoaid
remember that the taxpayers are subjected
10 a cost BY him Of 800. Hence, be should
zee 20 Il that something more than the
sffothn / spoke OF a moment or two
ago, viii issue from his mouth.
And yet, for instance, a large sun
Va Yesterday absorbed In a discussion as
10 whether the floor Of the house might not
b. Rad for an inaugural ball % be giyeE
by the citizens NEXT Thursdav night in
honor OF me E1Neruofs ANy VI tAitt
"uDco guide" gentlemen opposed u on re-
llrious ers unds. and ''as Dissertation Of
civiHzation snd an insult 10 the state" 10
this connection I am led 70 make some oh
rervations on the hsuse d representatives.
observe the senate composed OF thirty-
three members. fine body Of men, work
ing in admirable temper and perfect mar
m0uv. noue 81 the boisterOus and wang
Iinr. but Of the dignihed and the IN
dusfrious 10 IL not 80 In the Big
rnernfnrship house. Here several
irmp 20 her feet at once, and M.
ipeskeri Mr.. Speaker" resouDds
~ over the vasf bail, until GiDs0ns gave
finally ms % order. Each and everyOne
reerns 20 BE- embitious 10 get in ball, 70
re- his name IN the papers. end - ralse
hlmeeIf = couple Of inches In The estlmate
III his cr,usfifuents Probably Z'ouJ bills
III - introduced during the sirfy osys
OnIr nne-tenfh 81 fhen I'd ever 70 upon
~ br-ts. ~ indeed. Inst many. Ooe
1rrrr - resIf1 dav offered - hiIi - creatf
- nrrIu.n IN rurth Terns. and never one
- Il flerr1n rnade knorn vtsi sort q 30
rrrIrrn 49, unrtec. Perhaps hs visbsd
|-lupeslenf. nnd thsi q iunnflc s-Jlum
- urnrf His aifErtl1n ~
~ r1IIef ~ he discrepancy.
:. ~~r'IIrf. nWM. ] don't ur1erranc
A. bnsIress nnTbcr- NJ rfoF',s vonld
- r.. fr-sF 1r1 fbns tie f1D ~
.rr~ - frftIs-s1 nraT. ] Al intuced.
ts-s'1e. 70 b. 80 lillt b11st c1'nT go