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Cincinnati,s nloodthirstv MAYOR.

CINCINNATI O., April ga sensation was
created in the rooms of the Durkworth
Democraticl Club this morning by an effort
of Mayor Means to shoot John Brady coun-
ty jailer. Both are members of the club,
and had spent the night at the rooms hearing
election returns. Early this morning the
mayor, who had been drinking, made
threats of going to insult Brady. who was
up stairs. Means Went up stairs and his
friends got Brady down stairs. Means fol-
lowed, when several men seized him, but he
finally drew a revolver. Brady seeing this,
drew his, and demanded that Means be taken
away. THIS was done and bloodshed pre-
vented. Brady and Means have not been on
good terms for two years.
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If you have an old roclzing-chair thatyG
are thinking of throwing away, redeem i u
following these directions. Mend it as ,e
as you can, no difference if it is unsghi
but make it strong. Take an old soft CD
fort, pad the chair we'll all over, either sew,
tack firmly together. Make a neatly-fttJ
cover OF bright calico or cretonne, or, if y
can afford it, get linen furniture covering
will wear longer and give better satisfactG
than any other goods. Make the cover
you can slip it off to wash. Your work Vi
pay you when you are tired and take go
rest in your soft chair. 1 have seen Gus
toned chairs bought without upholsterir
covered with something of this kind,
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Convention to Select Governor Stephens Sue


AUGUSTA, April 3.-The Democratic con-
vention to nominate candidate for Gov
ernor to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Governor Stephens meets at Atlanta on
Tuesday next County meetings were held
generally to-day, to select delegates. James
S. Boynton, president of the Senate and act
ing Governor, and A. o. Bacon, are the prom
inent candidates. The supporters of each
claim to have the largest number OF in
structed delegates. H. B. Mcdaniel Phil
Cook and Others will have a following in the
convention. The contest promises to be ex-
citing. and not free from local feeling While
a large number of counties have instructed
for the prominent candidates. it is thought
neither will have sufficient to nominate I'M
der the majority rule, as a number of coun-
ties have sent delegates uninstructed.
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TOLEDO, April 3.-The Republicans elect
the mayor by eishty-five; police clerk by sew
enty majority. The Democrats elect solicitor
tees of the water-works and cemetery, three
police commissioners, four judges of the
peace. and four constables, by maiorities
ranging from 200 to 1000. The board of ed
ucation stands-Republican two, Democrats
six; police neutrality-suspicious. one, Demo-
Gratis four; the Council on joint ballot, has a
Democratic majority of two.
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. PHILADELPHIA, April 3.-At meeting of
the trustees of the Pennsylvania University
to-day, a committee report was presented
setting forth a plan for the education of
women by which they will receive the same
course of instruction as young men, but at n
different time and place. All, however, will
receive the degrees on the same terms. The
report will be acted upon at the next meet
ing of the board
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Killed in a Prize Fight.

PIrTsBuRG, April ga Dubois, Pa, special
says: In prize fight here last evening,
between Mike Mclaughlin and Martin
Linksy, miner six rounds were fought.
In the last round both men clinched and
fell, Linksy breaking his neck in the fall,
which resulted in instantaneous death. Nc
Laughlin gave himself up to the authorities.
The participants in the fight were eighteen
wears of age
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Steamship Arrivals.

Boston, April 3.-Arrived: Phenicia
from Glasgow.
New YORK, April 3-Arrived: Erin, fro
London; Vera, from Bremen; Canada, fire.
Hayre; Frissia, from Hamburg. -
LONDON, April 3-Rhein, Nevada. W.
Scholten and Greece, from New York; II
nois and Lord Cough, from Philadelph.
Scandinavia from Boston.
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wyoming stock-G rowers, Meeting

CHEYENNE. Wy. T., April 3.-The Stock
growers association to-day appointed COM
mittee to visit the Chicago cattle fair, and to
confer with the cattle-growers generally as
to methods for preventing the spread OF con-
tagious diseases. Judge Carey was elected
president, and Thomas Sturgis secretary
Adjourned until July 2 to consider the ques-
ton of freight and transportation.
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DENVER, COL, April S.-Incomplete re-
turns indicate that Ex-Governor John L.
Routt is elected mayor together with the
whole Republican city ticket, with the prob
able exception of the city attorney. Routt
was compelled to accept the nomination as
the only man who could unite the Re-
publican faction and beat both the opposi-
tons. He received majority over all.
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Nine Persons Toured by Gas Explosion in
the Palace Hotel.

SAY FRANCISCO, April "a gas explosion
occurred in the cellar of the Palace Hotel to-
day. A second explosion of greater violence
blew out the sidewalk light and severely
burned the following: Engineer Ross, of the
fire department. Captain White, of the
patrol; John McGarry, driver; George B.
gene Drew, John Lord and Richard Chap
man, patrol 1t is feared the injuries of
Ross and Chapman will prove fatal, Several
Others were burned seriously. Damage to
property light.
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Another St. louis Murder

ST. LOUIS, April between and o'clo,
this evening, as William Lerding, said to
from Chicago, was walking down Popl
street near the river he got into an altero
ton with three men about moving some co
from the sidewalk, when a man, supposed
be Tom McDonough, alias Windy Tom, note
ious among river men. whipped out kni
and plunged it into Lerdings neck. KILN
him. McDonough escaped, but Mike Ke
needy, another of the party, Was arrested.
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Eau Claire, Wis.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. April Sin the city
cleo tons, w. F. Bailer the Democratic mo-
nopoly candidate for mayor, was elected
over Stephen Marsden, Republican. by ma
jerity OF 1885, and results in victory for
the loggers and workmen over the lumber
pool, consisting of the principal manufac-
turers on the Chippewa and Mississippi
rivers
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MADISON, April 3.-The dead body Of an
unknown white man was found in the Ohio
River at the upper end of the city, this after
noon. The corpse was in an entirely nude
condition, except that one foot had a sock
on, Coroner Mccoy will hold an inquest in
the morning.
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ST. LOUIS, April Sin the election to-day
for members of the municipal assembly the
Democrats elected five members to the upper
house and the Republicans one; to the lower
house the Democrats elected fifteen, the Re-
publicans eleven. Two independent Demo-
Gratis were also elected The vote was very
light, and scarcely any interest was mani
tested in the contest
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MILWAUKEE, April 3.-General Ttom
Reynolds, late pension agent at Madso
who fraudulently obtained So 900, will eca
punishment, the United States attorny
Madison having received a letter from A
torney-general Brewster authorizing I'm
enter a nolle prosequi when the case ON
up provided Reynolds returns the albu
taken,
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NEW ORLEANS. April 3.-The Times-D Demo-
crat Moss Point Miss, special says the boiler
in one of the Griffin mills exploded to-day,
and nine persons were killed and wounded.
Jim Cooper. of New Orleans was instantly
killed; Simon Lasky and William Brown, of
Mobile scalded. have since died. Five other
coored men were seriously hurt, also one
white man
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Real Estate Sale.


Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION. April 3.-The Spencer House was
sold, to-day, for $4,000, to Mrs Elizabeth
Winchell. The property belonge to the es-
tate of Eleanor L. Spencer, deceased and
was sold in suit for partition and was
bought by one of the heirs.
A half dozen houses have been burglarized
within the last two nights. The losses have
been trifing.
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CleXnlann.

CLEVELAND, April 3.-The Democrats elect
John H. Farley mayor by nearly 1000 ma
jority, the whole city ticket, fourteen out of
eighteen councilmen and seven out of nine
members of the board of education, control
ling both bodies
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Little Rock. Ark.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 3.-The NUM-
cipal election resulted in the election of
Kramer for mayor, Griffith for police judge,
and Hudson for treasurer all Democrats,
though political lines were not drawn. DR.
Theodore Linde was elected mayor of Hot
Springs.
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Alleged Felonious Assault.

Gustave Williams, colored, was arrested
morning, shortly after midnight, by {
Stewart and Bacon, on warrant charGh
with assauliiug colored man named
with intent to kill, on Fort Wayne avenue
or two ago.
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special to tho Indianapolis Journal
MADISON, April S.-John Banks, a son of
Mr.. George Banks, living on the farm of Mr..
w. s. Banks in Hunters Bottom, KY, acct
dentally shot himself yesterday about noon,
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JEFFERSON CITY. April 3.-The Democrats
elect Hon. Joseph K. Edwards, present in
cumbent mayor and one alderman. The
Republicans elect two aldermen.
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The Universal saIve Wanted.
D tho Indianapolis Journal.

Special 70 INC IndlanapOlls JOurnal.
DELPHI April 3.-Recently little girl
named Baldwin was killed by falling into an
unguarded lime-pit within the city limits.
The child's father has now brought suit
against the lime company for $4,000 damage.
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and Dorsey then placed in the hands of the
President a statement for use of MacVeagh
covering the whole ground of his (Dorsey's)
connection with mail contracts The story
was published in the shape of a statement
from Dorsey, Dec 2 1882.
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Immigration Into Winnipeg.

WINNIPEG, NJ. T., April 3.-one hundred
and twenty heads of French Canadian fami-
lies, immigrants from the industrial centers
in Massachusetts, arrived here in charge of
Rev. Father Molo, parish priest of the Turtle
Mountain district, and go south by the Can
ada Pacific railway EN- route to their destina-
ton Their families will follow in the au-
tumn.
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Special 90 Tho IndianapOHs JOURNAL
NATION, April 3.-To-day noon, John
Barbour, switchman in the yards of the
indianapolis and st. Louis Railway COM
pany at this place, fell between two coal cars
and had one leg severed from his body.
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KANSAS CITY, April 3.-The Democratic
elect Jas. Gibson mayor, and the remainder
OF the city ticket, except auditor, which is
yet in doubt. The Republicans and. Demo-
Council now stands Republicans, Demo-
Gratis.
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MADISON, April 3.--The Democrats have
elected the mayor, city treasurer, and every
alderman, supervisor and justice of the
peace, in this city.
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pion S. Chase, Republican, is elected by
about 40 votes, over ex-J Judge Savage, candi-
date of the Democrats and citizens.
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LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, April 3.--Dr. S. T.
Nicely, Democratic candidate for mayor, wa:
elected to-day by larger majority than any
mayor for years.
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Horsford,s Acid phosphata

is an appetizer; 1t stimulates the stomach to re-
Moved activity, and in many ways tones up and
invigorates the whole system,
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Mrs. Sarah e. Fawcett, wife OF Rev. '
cago, died last evening of heart disease.
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Omaha, Neb.

OMAHA, Neb., April 3.-The city election
was hotly contested. The count was unfin-
ished at midnight. 1t is believed that Cham
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Eg'DoN'T wear dingy or faded things
the Jen-cent Diamond Dye will make then
Us new. They are perfect and cost but 10
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Mr.. o. B. SARGENT, Losansport. was cured OF
stomach and kidney troubles by Browns Iron
BitterS. -
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Escaped Burglar Recaptured.

Escaped Burglar Recaptured.
Special to the Indianapolis journal.
MADISON, April 3.-Charles Monroe the
burglar who broke Jail here few days ago,
was recaptured yesterday and is again IN Jail.
Deputy Sheriff Demaree caught him.
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NATHAN FoRD's ENTERPRISE.
Ennbc by Telephone,

Several hundred OF the prominent citizens
ofSt. Paul had the unusual privilege oflisten-
ing to the musical treat afforded by Mr.. Tit
combs recital last Thursday evening through
the Telephone. The piano warerooms of Ma
than Ford, at 81 East Third street, were con-
nected by telephone with sixty-fve residences
in different parts of the city. The eagerness
ui those who received invitations to this tele-
phonic treat to insure connection in time,
showed iheirappreciation ofthe labor and en-
turprise ofthose having the matter in charge
Their assurance tn It the magnificent tones o.
the Snahe pianos retained their richness not
withstanding the many miles Of metallic cir
cult, add another to the many laurels Won by
the Knabe this season.
Truly marvellous are the wonders Of cleo
tricitv, and the privileges conferred by its use
multiply daily. Itnow becomes possiblenot
only to order knape pianos by telegraph but
to listen to their torres at e distance of miles
by telephone. Intending purchasers of "the
best pianos made can hereafter ring fol
connection" with Mr.. Fords music store and
select their pianos and order them sent tc
their residences without stepping outside
their doors, for electricity in tones, like sun.
light in photography, tells che truth.
Mr.. Fold is to be congratulated on thu:
latest enterprise Of his, and the gratitude O
the citizens of the northwest is daily mani.
Testing itself by their actiona.
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ingenuity OF the Japanese.

Professor Morse, whose entertaining lee
lures upon Japan have drawn large audi
ences to the Boston Institute of Technol-
ogy, believes that the. ingenuity Of the
Japanese and the remarkable readiness with
which they comprehend mechanical con-
trivances are due to the fact that little chill
dren are carried around upon the backs of
persons in charge Of them, and thus see
everything that is going on. Workshops
and houses" says Professor Morse, "are
open to the view of passers- by, and every
where you will see knots Of children with
babies on their backs, watching artisans of
all kinds at their work. The advantage to
health is also undeniable, SO approve of
this Japanese way of bringing up children
It is astonishing to see the number OF chill
dren with babies on their backs. Little
fellows not large enough to be furnished
with the care Of live brother or sister will
be equipped with a baby secured in the
same manner. u 4lt
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when night overlook him; he did not re-
tire very early. This brought on Sc
rlous engagement with the enemy, who
+ was from Boston. AT last he conquered.
She Internationally laid down her spec
tacles SO as not to see him kiss her, and
be obliged to blush. She closed her EN-
erson's ESSAY on the "Oversoul" for
minute, in order to hear what the bold
dragon had to say. He thrilled her
with his tail of woe, and the stories of
his valiant deeds-and mo1tgages-in
Milwaukee, as she had never been
thrilled since she listened few weeks
before to the famous paper on ''The
Thineness of tie Here" at the Concord
school of philosophy. She poured out
her young soul in spasms OF scientific &C.
stacy, which lasted three minutes by her
Waltham watch. Then she told
her uncle-the chaplain of her lovers
dragon regiment-who blessed them
both, after which she calmed her pur-
lurbed spirits with Spencer's data Of
IN Boston. When the military festivi-
gun again the hard battle of life in dun
ming delinquents, and trying to balance
his books AT night, he forgot the Boston
girl, and sought solace offs more ruddy
and robust maiden who soothed him
every evening with Milwaukee beer.
He was just oh the eve of marriage with
the Milwaukee girl when he was sud
denly reminded of the Boston maiden.
1t came to him in the shape of q notice
of suit for $4,000 damages in breach
of promise. Evading Miss Phoebe Coz
zens. the female lawyer, who had been
employed to sue him, TIE Milwaukee
maiden for the cost of her trosseau,
amounting to 81 500. But Miss Cozzens,
cheated of her prey, is now suing him
for her share of what she believes she
would have got had the case been tried.
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That Milwaukee Dragon.

Last summer dashtug Milwaukee
photographer named Scltoefell, who is
also in command of the Milwaukee dra-
goons, was Spending his vacation in en-
campment at the head of his corps. In
these piping fines of peace our weary
warriors lay aside thei.triumphant pen
holders and their well.worn hammers,
sheathe their bloody yard-sticks, and
their gallant pencils, and find peace and
leisure on the tented field. Like his
veteran comrades. Schoettel relieved
his strained constitution and renewed
his spent energies by brave and warlike
fiirtations. His martial "mash" was
made on the Chaplain's niece. After re-
veile had startled him from his secret
dreams, and hasty soldiers breakfast.
French rolls. coffee, lamb chop, peaches
and cream, he buckled on his armor,
consisting ofa white linen suit, q pana;
ma hat and tooth. pick shoes, md went
forth to tirt valiant tiirt. All day he
mapeuyered san deployed, and even
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What it Did for an Old Lady.

Coshocton Station, N Y, Dec. 2S, 1873
Gents-A number of people had been using your
Bitters here. and with marked effect. a lady Of
over seventy years had been sick for the past ten
years. she had not been able TO be around. Six
months ago she was helD}eSs. Her old remedies,
or physicians being Of avail, sent forty five
miles and got bottle OF Hop Btters. 1t had such
an effect on her that she able to dress herself
and ak about The house. After taking two bottles
more she was able to take care of her own room
and walk out to her neIehbor's and has improved
all the time since. My wife and children also have
derived great benefit from their use.
w. 3. HATHAWAY, Agt. U. S. Ex.. Co
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A Free ana EASY CHAP.

ASH was securing the floors at Wind
eor Castle the day before yesterday, old
Billy Gladstone camy in and, tumbled
over the water-bucket. The Princess
Beatrice laughed immederately. "Beat-
tie," said, giving her astern look, as l
convulsively clutched my scrubbing
brush. "your education has been very
much neglected" "How so?" she asked, (,
in amazement. "Your parents never
paid the extra two pence week" re-
sponded, with sardonic climmer in my
eye. What for?" she queried once
more. "To learn manners" sarcastic
ally returned. You're dude" was her
Parthian shaft. Strolling in the Champs
Elvsees, the other day, / met President
Grevy,. Gre. old man." I inquired,
"what are you up to now" "Great
scheme, my boy" he responded, in the
purest French, which he and learned
together in Hopoken: "Im introduce
ing lager as the national drink with
the idea that it may make the people
more phlegmatic, and discipline them
to revolution" "Monseur Renan"
said to to the great deist, "why do you
tuck your napkin in the armholes Of
your vest when you dine? That is what
the New York Herald says you do.
Monsieur Renan executed a pas seul'
and then replied: "You don't think
for moment am going to be out
! done by Governor Cleveland and Os-
wald Ottendorfer? Grand Eccosais! not
not mu hly by my halidomep'-The
Town Terrier, in Puck.
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Aswarm weather comes on wear Chrofith.
ion collars and cuffs. Precipitation has no eff
feet on them
Prevent crooked boots aud hlistered heels
by wearing LYon,s Patent Heel S iffeners.

Remarkable Cures OF Salt Rheum.
Any persons doubling the merits of DR..
Halliday's Blood Purifier in curing salt
rheum, we will refer them to two Of the best
cured If salt rheum in its worst form five
y ears a. go and it has never appeared on them
since. T. Golden hotelkeeper, 95 East Third
St., and D. T. Kaufman, 13l East Seventh St.
Try it. For sale by all druggists, or call on
or address the proprietor, s. Blackford, 274,
East 7th st., st. Paul aud get bottle, i. not
found as represented it will cost tyounothing.
Young men, middle aged men and all men
who suffer from early indiscretions will find
Aliens Brain Food the most powerful invig-
GRANT ever introduced; once restored by it
there is no relapse. Tryit it never fails 81;
6for $5.-At druggists and Aliens Pharmacy
3l2 lat Ave NJ Y City
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PHYSICAL Endurance.

Impure blood, dyspepsia, weak lungs, veal
kidneys, and weak nervous system are the
Purify P the blood, strengthen the various or
gsns Of life by using DR.. Guysott's Yellow
Dock and sarsa aparilla, preparation Of I ell
low Dock, Sarsaparilla, Juniper. Iron, Bu..
chm, Celery, Calisaya, etc. It thequeen Of
ali blood purifiers! Itstrengthens every part
ofthe body. It's use will make you healthy
and strong and increase your power OF endur'
anna. Il d natures best assistant. Try it.