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

CLEVELAND, o., July 3,-Papers were filed to-
day in the United States circuit Court here in
SUIT to set aside the lease of the New York,
Pennsvivania & Ohio railway to the Erie. The
suit Is Wrought by the stockholders of the New
York Pennsylvania & OHIO on the GROUND of al
legged violation of the terms of the scheme on
which the road was reUrganized.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04
The Colnred Convention.

large number of colored citizens met at Yer
montstreet NJ. E. Church yesterday afternoon
to make arrangements for the State convention
of the oolored people Of indiana, to be held July
"a, % and g. Edward f. Horn was elected
chairman and committee of twenty-six selected
to make arrangements A number of gentle
men from outside the city were present and the
meeting was remarkable for enthusiasm.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04
The ,Jelliuo Roufe.

An official of the Louisville & Nashville road
reports that the new route from Louisville 20
Knoxville, known as the "Jelico ronte," is al
ready doing an excellent business. While short
sning tho distance between the two Cities 245
miles, 1t opens up some superior coal mining
AIstr'cts BY the by, years ago. Mr.. james
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04

The Iipman Comedy Company will give two
performances at the Grand to-day. this Afternoon
and evening. Of Gibert's entertaining comedy.
"Fortune's Toy" which has never been seen
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04

here. The advance sale indicates good matinee
and larGe evening house. Mr.. A. 5, Lipman
and Miss Henry the principal members of
the company, all OF whom are professional peo-
pie, and an excellent performance may be looked
for
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04
Suit Agninst the street Railway Comnanr

Hon. John b. Conner yesterday brought suit
against the Citizens Street Railway Company,
placing his damages a. $1,000 The accident
in which the injuries on which the suit is based
were sustained happened several weeks ago.
and was due To the carelessness OF the driver.
who by starting the car suddenly, preeipitaUed
MIR. Conner to the ground. lndicting serious in
juries.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04

Postmaster Wildman furnishes the following
statement of bushes transacted during the lis
cal year ending June 80, 1888:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04

By the new deal on the Louisville, New Albany
& Chicago road the offices at Lafayette are
abandoned.
The yardmasters of the Indianapolis division
on Saturday night. hold a meeting, when all de-
linquent members will be dropped and the or
ganization placed on a healthy basis.
The employees of the Cincinnati. Indianapolis,
st. Louis & Chicago road picnic at Augusta to-
day, superintendent Sherwood ordering that
transportation to the grounds be free.
The people are taking advantage or the low
rates the roads are offering for July 3, 4 and s.
All accommodation trains yesterday hauled
extra coaches, which were crowded with pleas
ure seekers.
Engine 524, Of the Indianapolis & Vineennes
road, comes out of the shops at this point this
week thoroughly rehlIlt. new extension boiler
fre-bOx and ey lindeFs, straight stack and driving
wheel atrbrakes.
The passenger department OF the Pennsylvania
Company has Issued 10 neat pamphlet giving the
excursion rates TO the prominent health and
pleasure resorts of the West and Northwes from
the principal pOlnts along their lines.
The Cincinnati, Indianapolis, ST. Louis &
Chicago Company has this week received 2,0aO
pounds TO the yard, and will tomorrow COM
meuce laying 1t between Greensburg and Bates
vile.
Roadmaster McQuston, of the Cincinnati. In
danapOls, st. LOnis S Chicago road yesterday
completed the system of tracks where the Belt
road crosses the G., l., ST. l.. & q. which gives
the company three and a half miles of additional
eide-track at this point.
An officer of the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Day
ton lines states that as s00u as the double track
Is completed between Cincinnati and Hamilton
the express trains will make the run In thirty
five minutes The shortest time now made Is
fifty minutes, and the express trains between
Cincinnati and Indianapolis will make the run in
three hours ami thirty minutas. the shortest
time now being three hours and fifty five min
utes.
The Indiana. Blooming on & Western platform
men returned to their regular service promptly
at A. NJ. yesterday, and quit promptly last
evening at p. NJ leaving the freight scatt e red
about the platform. IL is thought that c. l..
Henderson. general manager, will return from
the East TODAY, and probably he will order that
the men be paid for extra hours of labor, which
certainly is no more than just, and the trouble
will then be ended.
President Young, of the Louisville, New AL
bany & Chicago road. recently made a state
ment to the New York directors, placing the
earnings for the last twelve months, ending May
81, Mt 81 1856 900; net earnings, 1888, 00O fixed
charges, S595,0G0; deti"it, $500, O00 cost of
maintaining facilities at Chicago. 1927, 00c per
year. President Young adds: at must lie n first
class road. but it will cost about $4,000, 900 to
make 1T what it should he" Aud last Saturday
he teegrHphed sour June business has heen
larger than ever before, and the aggregate earn
tngs the largest on record"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04

Dorgan ought to have a bouquet for that
throw.
The addition to the grand stand exclusively
for ladies is n great Improvement, and to-day a
second story" will be put up for the benefit Of
the scorers, who are nice young men.
The crowd treated Parry Wright, the umpire.
somewhat unexpectedly yesterday, which was
hotn discourteous and unoalled for. HIS umpir-
ing WAS excellent, only one decision being wrong,
a foulbound catch by Taylor, and that because
he could not see the play Mr.. Wright IS an eX-
cellent um pire and a gentleman.
The Alleghenies will return and play the home
club again next Tuesday, arrangements to that
effect having been made by Manager O'Leary
last night. One of the members of the Allegheny
club remarked at the conclusion of the game yes
terday that If they had played such ball right
along AS they did Yesterday they would not have
lost n game this season.
This morning and afternoon the home club
will play the Rockfords, of Rockford H., game
being called at 1880 A. N. aud r. NJ. The bat
terry this morning will he Packard (the new
pitcher and Dorgau, and this afternoon proba-
hly DOLnelly and Peoples. Tomorrow aud FRI
day the Grand Rapids club will be here, and on
Saturday the famous Athletics.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04

SUFFER-. on, groan on. stoken on, die on, II you
will not use Hop BitteFs aud lie cured.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04
INDIANAPOLIS PosTOFFICE.

Statement of Business and Earnings of the
Last Fiscal Year.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04
Observation-Disclosures.

The Hottest Day of the Season-Two Cases
of SunstrOke, One of Them Fatal
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04
LYDIA G. PENKHARH'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.


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The Greatest Medical Discovery History.
tart revivcs the dropping spirits, invigorates and
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Ky Physicians Use It and Prescribe II Freely =Ep
1t removes fantness Aatulency, destroys all craving
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That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain, weight
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For tao of Kidney Complaints of either sex
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LYDIA Il. PINKHAM's BLOOD PURIFIER
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Both the Compound and blood Purifier ure prepared
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No family should he without LYDIA F. PINKHAMs
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, biliousness,
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04

Time OF game--TwO hours.
Runs Observation-Disclosures 1, Allegheny g.
First base ON errors-Indiauapoiis }, Ale
gheny d.
First base on called als-Indianapolis 3, Al
leghenv 8.
Total called balls-On McKeon II. on Barr 60.
Struck out-InG;anapoiis 3, Allegheny l.
Total strikes oalled-Of McKeOn 10, off Barr
II.
Left on bases-Tndanapolis 8. Alieg heny 3.
TwO-base hIts-Reld, SwartwoOd.
Home run-Tayor.
DOuble -plays-Reid and Kerins.
Passed halls-DOrgan 2, BlOgg 2.
Wild pitches-Barr.
Umpire-Parry Wright.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04
GENERAL NEWS.
Why California Fruits Are SO High II

why California Fruits Are so High In
the Eastern Markets.
Last week a carload California fruit was
received at Chicago In good condition. The car
that brought 1t was the rear attachment TO a
passenger train and got through in five days.
The fruit was made up of aprcots. peaches and
pears. and the freight charge Tor the carload
was 1899! Ten tons are allowed to a car De-
Quoting the boxes, there may have been eight
tons of fruit. That gives $10497ls freight per
ton of fruit, very nearly S.. 20 per hundred,
about So. 62lo per bushel. On the other hand,
arrangements have been made for the shipment
OF wheat and -four by the way of the Southern
Pacific and New Orleans to Liverpool at rates so
low AS to drive the ocean marine service out of
the California market-say $l2 or at must, 81 4
o ton. IL they can take wheat from the San
Joaquin valley to Liverpool at S14 ton. why
charge S104.97l9 per ton for taking fruit by the
carload from San Francisco TO Chicag0i Admit
that 1t is worth twice as much per ton to carry
fruit by the express trains wheat by the
freight trains, and still have discrimina-
ton of S24.43% per ton against the fruit in
Vcrest
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04
BRYCE'S BAKERY.

Only one quaiIty OF CRACKERS made. and
that the pest. Wholesale price, Gig cents. and
retail 10 cents per pound.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

superintendent Stevens, of the Wabash,
Preparing for His WOrk-More Resigna-
tons the L. e. s. w.
John r. Elder, who is building the Lake
Borgne road out of New Orleans, is home for a
few days,
All the city freight depOts will be- closed and
no freight trains run, except to forward live
stock and perishabe property, to-day
The father Of ]. W. Sherwood, superintendent
Of the Cincinnati. Indianapolis, ST. Louis & Chi
oago road, Is spending day or two in the city.
L. Fl. Andrews, purchasing agent of the Lake
Erie d Western road, yesterday rendered his
resignation. and it is intimated that other Off
GERS of the road are 20 take similar action.
j. N. Mccullough, viee-president of the Penn
other things. he will talk over the union railway
organization scheme, and endeavOr TO get Presi-
dent Roberts's ideas of the matter.
Colonel A. ]. Smith has issued an elegant pro-
Mountains via the O., q, G. e l.. I. & st. L.,
Chicago Alton, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe.
and Denver Rio Grande railways.
g. W. Stevens. superintendent of the eastern
division Ofthe Wabash SYSTEM passed through
the city last evening en- route northward Mr.
Stevens came over the Indianapolis & Vim
cennes r0ati he having, on Monday. made
inspection over the Cairo & Fineennes road.
The party who represents Hancock & Co. at
indianapolis takes exception to the item in yes
terdAy's Journal to the effect tnHt As they were
moving all their business over Erie lines, there
suspicion that Hancock & Co. were IA
vOred In rates. Their agent states that they ship
by other lines as well. and in every shipment
pay full rates like little men,
VIM. r. McKeen, president OF the Yandalia, is
expected home from New York to day. He found
no trouble in placing the amount of bonds he de-
sired TO on the Logansport extension at hand
some figure. So light is the bonded debt per
mite on the extension that it can but be a safe
Investment, and such Is the location OF the road
that it can but from the start do good business.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-04

II ERCULE5 POWDER, THE SAFEST AND
i 4 strongest powder in the woriG. Powder.
Cans. Fuse and all the tools for Blasting StumpS
Kept by C. II. JENNIE, sole Agent, 29l9 Nortn
Pennsylvania street
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JOHNSO &c 90.
Corner Of Georgia and Delaware sts.
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GENERAL ACCOUNT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-28
Destruee1ve Fires

A fire In New York, yesterday morn
ing, destroyed number OF fraine oniid.
ings and the wool Puiiing factory o.
Hiram Hollis, In Fitty.seventn street,
The loss 10 about S4o,OOO
A fire at Williamsport, Penna. Ias'
evening, destroyed the saw mill q FIN
ley, Young q Co.. and q square OF lum,
Der yards, besides several dwellings a Inl
barns. 1t is believed over ZD,ooV,VVG
feet OF lumber were destroyed. Inc Votsl
loss IL estimated at $oOO,OU.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-28
A Bind Math elnal ic Ian.

A blind mathematician of wonderful
powers is reported TO he living al Dan
Jacksonville, Conn. ills name Is Pardon
|Tilinghasi, and he is entirely blind
Recently his attention was called tt
some facts IN regard to the cont ina.
ton of figures l42,SJ7. 1t multiplied
by . the product is 2sj,7l+-the salne
figures and IN the same Oruer, only
starting with another and changing the
first two 10 the extreme right,
Multiplying by 3, 4 or j, like result
is obtained that is, the figures are thu
same and succeed each other III IL SINH
lar way. This led to a careful study oI
these figures, and he soon found that
preceded by the decimal point, they
are the decimal equivalent OF II. Tie
found, too, that this is the repeteud Of a
repeating decimal. His thoughts wer.
in THIS way turned to the fraction -
and he performed mentally the opera
ton of reducing its square. Las, to q
repeating decimal having a repetend
of AZ places-six times As many az thai
of IL. Then he t'oh the cnbt Of -
equal to l-3i3, and peri"rmr" the pro
digious feat of turning this into Il re
peating decimal whose repetend wa'
2O4 figures, on six times us many as tha
of LAG.
Ali this, Of course, without a mark Il
aid the calculation or the memory. /
filled leisure hours Of number Of days
He would work the division ten places
at one operation, holding i'll memory
the result including the remainder, to
hours OF days, till he conld work TIN
next ten, and so on Ill he c"Ild worl
the next repetend. The necessity 10
the frequent provings Of hi, work add
ed to its complication. The mnth"ma
ticans Of those parts doubt wh'the
this mental effort has ever been t&caI,ct
at any rate by blind man.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-28
Dots.

A colored bush meeting will be held
at Mt. Cuba on next Sundby.
The City Mission will give an excur.
sion to Pennsgrove on Thursday.
d" Life on the Frontier" will be Civ
en- at Quickstep Park by Buffalo Bill
and his troupe some time soon.
The contents of the glass store OF
Theodore Hofi, No. 3l3 Market street,
was sold to Jacob H. Hof, for $50.
The new Government steamer General
Wool will make trial trip on Thurs
day.
According to the new city charter,
President of Council II. G. Conrad ii
acting Mayor in the absence of Mayor
Wales.
Two first class narrow gauge passen'
ger cars were shipped on Saturday by
the jackson & Sharp Company to the
Houston, East and West Texas Rail
road.
The attention of the Executive Off.
Ger of the Board of Health Is called tC
a filthy pond of water along the tracks
of the p, w. q b. K. r., above Fifth
street.
b. Frank Appleby, miller in the
employ of the WIN. Lea & Sons Com
pany, died on Saturday evening, az his
residence, No. 2l3 West Tenth street, OF
consumption, in the 4lst year of his
age.
Letters testamentary were granted
by Register Biggs yesterday to Bayard
Guest and Joseph w. Guest, executors
of the will of Joseph Guest, late Of
Brandywine Hundred. Also letters OF
administration to John Hill on the es-
tate of the late John Hill, of White
Clay Creek Hundred.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-28
Not the M an.

Thomas jackson was before Judge
Cummins this morning on the charge
of maintaining "A nuisance at the At
lantic garden, 224 King street. City So
licitor Turner filed an information, and
Mr.. Jackson plead not guilty, as he
was neither the owner or agent of the
premises, and had nothing to do with
them, further than the fact of the
house belonging to Mrs. Herdman,
his wife's mother, who resides in Balti-
more.
The trial, however, went on, and a
number of witnesses were examined to
prove the existence of the nuisance.
Whenever Mr.. jackson was asked if he
had any questions to put to the witness
he would answ er:'I have nothing at all
to do with it. and it was finally deter
mined to send for Mr.. Legg, the tenant,
and see who he paid the rent to. When
he was put on the stand he testified that
he sent the rent every month by Adams
express to Mrs. Herdman, and as he was
corrobora,ed in this by Mr.. Belts, the
Company's agent, the case against Mr..
jackson was dismissed. The Judge said
that as the Board Of Health had de-
clared the place nuisance they had
power in the absence of the owner to
ahate it and attach the rent for the cost.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-28
jewish persec utlOiss.

ST rMTERSHrRG, August 2I.--Ad-
vices from Ekaterinoo!ay, the scenc 'of
the recent riots against the jews, say
that BAG houses were wreck cd and plum
dered during the progress of the riots
and that the losses sustained by Jews
are estimated at Gil 900 ronbles. Four
teen of the E,lssiaps who We're wound
| cd by the troops in queling the out
break have since died, making the to-
tai number Of persons killed twenty
eight. humorous cases of JeW-batting
are reported at places elsewhere than
Ekaterinoslay, but the police and
troops are acting with energy and have
in most instances promptly suppressed
any attempts at outrages against the
Jews. At Berchadl, however, eighty
houses Of Jews have been burned, and
their former inmates are without
shelter and are suffering great priva.
tons.
| VIENNA, Aug. 27.-Violent riots
against the Jews occurred at EgersZeg,
Hungary, on last Friday and Saturday
nights. Two thousand peasants took
part in the outbreak. They wrecked
all the houses and shops of Jews in the
place and shouted "Murder all Jews'
Troops were ordered out, but were una.
bic to suppress the violence Of the mob
until they we're reinforced. The rioters
also released \ number of prisoners. A
force of infantry and cavalry has been
ordered to proceed 10 Egerszeg from
Budabes,h. The riots lasted three
days. The peasants were armed with
uuskets and stoutly resisted the
troops. 1t is reported that twenty sol
diers and many rioters were killed.
Riots against the Jews have also DC
CURED al Churgo, Keszthely and Kan
isanagy. AT the last. named place
troops had to be called out to suppress
the disturbances.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-28
Excelsior.

Excelsior is n word freighted with
meaning. The idea is it exceeds, over
reaches, or goes ahead of all others and
we believe this is strictly true when ap.
piled to the Roof Paint manufactured
and applied by Mr.. X. +. Bruce, oi
Lancaster City, Pa. This gentleman
has been in cur midst for the last two
months, and it is surprising the large
number Ut roots that has been painted
III this short time
Mainly we believe because the pain,
has been ra"iically tested for some liv,
years, ught in this city and its sur
roundiugs. Now, this is no paten,
medicine, intended to cure everything
hut it is intended especially for tin and
iron roofs, iron fences and damp walls
and while it may not last Us long, it Ger
tainly will stick closer than IA poo
mans relations. Mr.. Bruce can be seer
Or addressed for Il Few days longer a
2IO Poplar street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-28
Faro nj Atlantic CITY.

ATLANTIC CITY, August 21.-Shel-
don ". Eairchiid, formerly keeper OF
the Aquarium near the Inlet, was ar
rested by Sheriff Isaac Collins to-day
upon awarrant sworn out by Captain
Andrew Snee, IA yachtman, for obtain
iug money by false pretences. While
on the way to the depot Fairchild Oh
tanned permission to enter Frank Mil
ler's saloon, near the depot, to take 4
parting drink with some friends. When
the Sheriff thought Fairchild had been
in the saloon long enough he went af.
ter him, but failed to find him. The
Sheriff with the aid of Locksmith
James Shinn, made a fruitless search OF
the house. A lot of gambling tools
We're discovered in one room. This
evening three officers posted themselves
near FairGhid's cottage, ~, Vermont
and Arctic avenues, and at nearly ten
O'Clock their man drove up III dog
cart ana was rc-takcn. a complete faro
Layout was found in his cottage. bw-
Ing 10 Fairchlld's former prominence
tn re Is great excitement over the af.
fair
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-28
Senate Organized.

For sometime past, Noah c. Whit
Charles Grant, j. Edward Murray au
several other young men who hsI
been in the habit of spending thd
evenings at Mr.. Whites place of bud
ness, No. S38 French street, have bed
discussing the advisability of formi1
a Senate. Last Monday evening ID
matter was presented to numb
present, and it met with such corlli
appreciation that 80 names were enroud
in a short time. An organization W
effected by electing the following %
GERS President, Charles W. Grant
Vice President, Noah G. White Trsl
surer, Charles Chippey Secretary, J
Jerome Anderson Assistant Secretal!
John Fl. Blake. 1t was resolved tni
the association be known as u
!" White Senate.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-28
sad Deaths.

The news of the death of Mrs. Fannll
Muhlhausen, wife of Edward j. NUM-
hansen, of this city, which occurred \
Asbury Park yesterday morning w1
a sad blow to her many friends asfd
She had been very i'll for about thTs)
weeks, but previous to yesterday ny
condition WAS not considered dangeTo1
by her friends here. Arrangement
will be made to have the body embalne!
and brought to this city for intermen,
On Sunday last the wife OF Geolg
W. Townsend, who resides aoont wv
miles below, st, Georges, died from 70
effects of cancer after being s'll'e's
for II long time. She was about ~ yeal
of age and will he buried on Thursaa
morning in st. George'sM. +. Cemete'l