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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10

CECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCh-COR-
- ner of Pennsylvania and Vermont streets.
Preaching at 1890 a. m by Rev. A. II. Carrier
Subject: Luther and the Reformation" No
evening service. PrayeFmeeting sunday morn
ing, at $50. and Thursday evening at 100
Sabbath-school and Bbecl3sses at 3:l5 p. M
All are invited.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10

BRUSH ELECTRIC LIG HTS
Are fast taking the place of all Others IN fac
tories, Foundres, Machine Shops and Mills.
Parties having their own power can procure an
Electric Generator ana obtain much more llght
at much less cost than by any other mode Tho
lncandescenb ana storage system has been per-
fected, making small lights for houses and stores
hung wherever needed, and lighted ut Will. day
or night. Parties desiring Generators or to form
companies for lighting cities and towns. can
send to the Brush Electric Co. Cleveland, O., OF
TO the Undersigned AZ Indianapolis
j. CAVEN.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10

HOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-COR-
Il nerPennsvlvanla and Pratt SIS. Rev. A. H.
Carrier, pastor. The Fourth Presby terrain
Church will meet with the Second church Sun
day morning. Subject "Luther and the Refor-
nation" Sunday-schoOl and evening services
as usnal. Subject; "Hne divine unity" 1880.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10

TTNABERNACLE CHURCH - CORNER OF
L Illinois and Ohio streets. Rev, II. A. Goblin,
d. D., of DePauw University, will preach in this
church tomorrow morning at 1890, and even
ing at 1870. Sahbath-schOol and Bibleelasses
at o'clock. Tne seats in this church are free,
and friends and strangers are cordially invited.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10
CHURCH SERVICES,


THIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - NORTHEAST
Il corner of New York and Pennsvlvan streets.
Rev. II. c. Mabie will preach tomorrow at 1920
a. IN. and 1870 D. m. Sabbath-school at D. IN.
All are invited to these services
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10

MEMORIAL PRESBY TERRAIN CHURCH
M corner of Christian avenue and Ash street.
Rev. H. A. Edison. D. D., pastor. Preaching
at 1890 a. M Sunday-sch0ol at $50 p. III
Prayer meeting on Thursday night. The public
welcome.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10

Declines to Go.
Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Republican party has concluded to
staY
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10

Fact Everybody Knows.
Terre Haute Courier.
The leading newspaper of Indiana, which,
OF course, everybody will recognize to be the
indianapolis Journal.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10

Local Observations.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10

Maximum temperature, 50; minimum tenn
YAar
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-31
FOREIGN.

The harvest prospects in France are
considered favorable.
The members Of the Bundesrath
quilted the German Reichstag in body be-
cause Johannsen, Dane, persisted in de-
manding reply from Minister Sehobz as TO
whether North Schleswig Germans, who be-
came Danes after the war, would be permit
ted to again become subjects of the Empire.
Immense crowds, whose enthusiasm is
officially reported as unbounded, witnes led
the entry of the Car Alexander Ill into the
Holy City" of Moscow. The entire route OF
the procession from the Petroifsky Palace
to the kremlin, distance OF four aud one
half miles, was decked with flags, and the
streets were packed with people alexa,.,a
der and the Czarina were escorted BY lam .crs
Dragons and armed Cossacks, aud the city
was filled with troops.
\ true bill has been found against
Louise Michel, the Partisan socialist. for in
citing to pillage.
The office of the Kerry Sentinel has
been seized by the police for publishing an
invitation to men to join the InvineiDles and
for reasonable references to the Queen
The ceremony of blessing the Impe-
| rial flag was performed in the kremlin, Mos
| COW. on the I'D of May, in the presence Of
| the Emperor and Empress, the Imperial
family, and the Emperor's military house
hold, The Emperor and Empress drove to
kremiin wi hout escort
John Dillon, in Il letter to the Free
mans journal, advises the Irish people TO
| make the Parnell fund such a success that
! the Pope will realize how grievousIy he has
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-31

that place Jack Hinton was hanged d
Helena, Ark, for murder, and Leander
Coleman tcolored) suffered death for q
similar oifense ut Bellevue, Bossier parish,
La
4 mob of about sixty mounted and
masked men from Menifee county, Ky, led
by the Sheriff OF the county. appeared be-
fore the Montgomery county jail at Mount
Sterling, and demanded the surrender of
eleven men, comprising what Is known as
the Barnett gang, who have been ut war
with the Hilton family for some
time, the intention Of the mob be-
ing to haag the prisoners The prison
guard warned them away, but they
advanced to attack and were fired upon the
leader being dangerously wounded The
mob fired several hundred shots at the jail,
without effect. while second volley from
the guards Wounded another of the attack
ing party, who thereupon withdrew and re
turned to their own county.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-31
SOUTHERN.

Jay Gould is said to be DESTROYS of
acquiring the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia railroad, which will furnish his rail
way system with seaport outlet in the
South.
Mrs. DR.. Ridley, daughter of the late
Senator Hill, jumped from runaway buggy
Ut Atlanta, Ga. and was fatally hurt
A family feud in St. Helena parish
resulted in the killing of Guion and Pierce
Lainer, brothers, and William curley
Gen. j. r. Chalmers, of Mississippi,
and Col Matt Galloway. Of the Memphis
APPEAL, who were to fight duel were ar
rested at Memphis and held In 81 600 bonds
to keep the peace
A bloodless duel was fought near
New Orleans between David Todd, SON Of a
Justice OF the Supreme Court of Louisiana,
and Joseph Leyesy, publisher of the Mascot,
in consequence of paragraph in Leyesy s
paper rejecting On Judge Todd
Fifty men of the Macon (Ga. Volun-
teers, organized In ls25, will leave their ma
tive city Jane 10 to visit several Western
cities, including Chicago and Cincinnati
Snow fell on the 23d of May, foot
deep between Lynchburg, Va, and Clifton
Forge. The weather was exceedingly cold,
and considerable damage was done TO crops
The press OF Georgia is commenting
upon the increase of Mnacy in that State,
especially among the colored people. and the
lack OF facilities for the proper care and
treatment of insane persons
Four legal hangings occurred in the
south on Friday, May Is At Richmond,
Ark, Joseph Young, negro, was hanged
for outraging white woman. John Taylor,
The murderer Of Col Ingraham, Of Claren-
don, Ark, paid the penalty Of his crime ut
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-31
POLITICAL.


The Prohihitionists of New jersey
have nominated DIR. Isaac n. Quimby, OF
Jersey City, for Governor.
Walter Evans, of Louisville. Kv..
has been appointed Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue to succeed Green b. Ram,
resigned MI. Evans was the Republican
candidate for Governor Of Kentucky In 1879,
and in the Republican National Convention
In Chicago Of 1ss0 was one of the BOG who
stood by Grant till the last
Ex-Congres-man Dezendorfs letter
alleging tina. the Norfolk navy-yard is Q ng
used for political purposes by Senator Ma
hone has elected caustic response from
Secretary Chandler. who suggests that. as
cont nual candidate for Congress, Mr. Deem
dorf acquired knowledge concerning abuses
at the nayy-yard that would be Of great
value to an investigating committee
Illinois colored voters have called a
Sta'e Convention Of their race, to meet in
Springfield on tn 18th of October, for the
object, as Is stated in the call, sof securing
our political rights"
In the Kentucky Republican Conven.
ton, at Lexington, which was presided
over by Walter Evans, the new In
ternal Revenue Commissioner, Thomas
Morrow was nominated for
Governor on the sixth ballot Atariff for
revenue only forms one of the panks of the
platform. The policy of the present ma
tional administration was Endorsed BY res
olution
John A. Martin, Secretary Of TIE
National Republican Committee, announces
that the next meeting of the committee
will be held at Washington on the 18th OF
December, at which time the date and place
of holding the next National Convention
will be determined
The county elections in Virginia show
de cided falling off in the strength Of the
Reaaiuster or Malone party, its candidates
having been defeated in several counties
where such result was not even hoped for
by the Democrats Nansemond county,
which gave the Malone candidates ,otC ma
joriry last year, now goes Anti-Mahone by
800 majority.
Gov. Pattison, of Pennsylvania vetoed
bill passed by the State Legislature be-
slowing pensions upon survivors OF the Mex
lean war and upon the widows of soldiers
and sailors Of that war.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-31

been deceived by the English Government
md the miserable pauper landlords who in
fest Rome.
The. alleged dynamite conspirators.
Kennedy, Uherlihey, Oconner, alias Dalton
| Deasey and Flanagan, were formally com
mitted for trial on the I'D OF May at Liver
pool They reserved their defense
The English Derby" was witnessed
by the Prince Of Wales, the Duke Of Albany,
the Duke Of Connaught and thousands Of
the nppercrust OF English society, while
several hundreds Of thousands of ordinary
citizens enjoyed the days outing and looked
on at the defeat OK the fay,rite al usual
OF the American contingent present. Lori
lard. Walton and Ten Brock We're the most
notable. The race was won by st. Biaise
The betting against the winner ut the start
was to /. and against Galliard. who finished
third, was to 2 An immense amount of
money changed hands on tho result
The Cuban sugar crop II estimated to
be 3 per cent less than last year
Advice from Nj ,dagascar st tie that a
French detachment landed and carried
several military posts erected by Hovas i'll
the Sakalava territory in defiance of French
rights. The French Admiral Pierre has oc-
curied the Custom House at Mniunga, ne-
curing the road md waterway tn Taranrivo
Fifty HOUSES nj Vars, France, town
of about 80 . inhabitants were DESTROYED
by fire, several persons being burned to
death.
At a public meeting held in Cork,
q, 100 Were subscribed to the rernell tnsti-
monisl. The ectioh Of Mr.. Parnell and the
Philadelphia Convention were approved
unanimously.
Twr distinguished authors have Just
died In Europe. the most famous being Ed
Guard Rene Lefebvre Laboulaye, the French
jurist and writer on law. and the. other
Philippe T. \ I. Heuschling, the Belgian
writer on political economy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-31
WASHINGTON.

Tho condition of Hon. William d.
Kelley, who is suffering from cancer of the
jaw, says Washington dispatch, is believed
to be more serious than at first supposed
Dr. Agnew, of the quartette Of physicians
who attended Garfield, has the case In
charge.
President Arthur. accompanied by
Secretaries Folger and Chandler and Attor-
nes General Brewster, went to New York
and participated in ceremonies of opening
the great Brooklyn bridge.
The President has appointed Richard
Lambert, of California, United States Consul
at San Bias, Mexico.
Postoffice officials claim that there
will be s,ooo, 900 surplus this year, which is
about twice as much rs last year No sur
plus is expected after the a-cent stamp takes
effect
There is not the slightest probability
that the Southern Pacific railroad will be
successful in its attempt to secure the land
grant of the Texas Pacific The matter will
not be taken up for consideration for some
time, but Secretary Teller has already said
enough to make 1t clear that he will Not
grant the request
The Secretary of the Treasury has
decided that the 100000 appropriated for
the prevention OF the spread of epidemic
diseases shall be disbursed by the Surgeon
General of the Marine Hospital Service
The authorities at Washington are OF
opinion that the provisions Of the Immigra-
ton law relative to pauper immigrants will
warrant the exclusion of two-thirds of the
Mormons brought here from foreign coun-
tries
Lieut.. Col. Ilges has telegraphed to
the Adjutant General withdrawing his resig-
nation, saying he prefers being tried by a
court-mart.a,. The offense with which Col
lges is charged is duplicating pay accounts
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-31

With view of keeping the Indians
on their respective reservations and also
Of reducing the expenses Of the Indian
service, the Commissioner of Indian Affairs
has issued a circular to agents Of non treaty
Indian agencies, directing them to discon-
tinue supplying Indians with coffee. tea.
sugar and tobacco except rs compensa-
ton for labor performed
Advices from Mexica are to the effect
that desperate battle was fought in the
Sierra Madres. between Gen. Crooks com
mand and the fugitive Apaches The scouts
were first caught in an ambuscade. and sew
eral are said TO have been killed The en-
tire command then advanced and engaged
the hostiles, of whom thirty were killed.
the remainder taking to flight, with the
troops in pursuit
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NEWS CONDENSED
Photographic Summary,
EASTERN.

Jesse Oakley q Co.. soap manufac-
tnrers at New York, are insolvent The
preferences amount to salA4os
Forest fires in the vicinity Of Groton,
Vt, have destroyed $50 900 worth of prop
ertN
The car shops Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company situated on the mead
Asnear Newark, n. j., were destroyed hy
i'rea total loss of : 900 Many valuable
40 men are left unemployed
Charles Avery, who was Professor of
Chemistry in Hamilton College, New York,
Tor thirty five years, from 1884 to 1861, Is
dead, at the age Of 81.
About 1000 miners in the railroad
coal fields of PENNSYLVANIA returned to work
at tho 3-cent rate pending a settlement BY
the operators and miners trades tribunal
The mysterious conundrum Of the
Irish murder trials il finally answered, and
the gucsses OF the detectives turn out to be
right lyman admits that he is No. | 81 the
lnyincibles and through his attorney, Roger
4 Pryor, announces himself ready to re-
United States. He denies that he has been
fugitive from justice or in hiding, but
srimits that he has not attempted to obtrude
himself upon public notice The letter was
rent to the counsel for the British consulate,
who replied that he has received no in
structions whatever hooking to the arrest Of
lyman, but will be glad to communicate
with the gentleman when circu m 81 ancoa ~,
uuire
The Twenty-eighth New York volun-
teers and the Fifth Virginia Infantry Stone.
wall Jackson's old regiment) held reunion
at Niagara Falls, the virginians returning
to the New Workers q flag captured during
the war
An electrical inventor at New York
has applied Tor patent UPON continuance
for executing criminals without pain and
without Disagreement. He generously
offers to assign the patent to the Govern
ment
Mathew Arbuckle, the famous cornet-
player, died at his home in Brooklyn. n. Y,
of pneumonia aged "a years He was ma
tive Of Scotland
The New York Commercial 4arer-
,ser disposes of Democratic material with
the remark that Pattison is ineligible on
account Of his age. Cleveland has cut his
own throat, and Butler has stood the ma
chinery of Massachusetts, on it's head
The steamer Prussian landed LOGO
assisted" Irish emigrants In Boston the 9TH
er day.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-31
WESTERN.


Over 5000 people witnessed til,
opening of the great Railroad Exposition a,
Chicapp Mayor Harrison welcomed til,
visitors, and Hon. L. b Nashburne ant
others made speeches The main building
of the Exposition is given up to tn,
smaller machinery on exhibition, Will.
the south part of the building is de
voted to electric lighting appa
Tatus and such parapherna'ia a.
switches, signals and blocks. An eleetri,
railroad train of two coaches encircles thu
building, carrying forty passengers eacf
trip. The north part of the annex contains
the products Of mill AMI foundrics. in the
way OF rails boiler plates, etc. Among til.
curiosities are the old Stephenson engine
the work of the inventor, and the Arabian
No. l, the first engine to do any service in
the country.
A messenger for the United States
Express Company at Cleveland, Ohio, was
robbed of two money pouches supposed t.
contain about $4,000
Two Indians, with two pet bears.
visited st Ignace, Mich, got drunk, and
went to sleep on the track One OF the red
men and both bears were killed and the
second Indian was badly wounded.
AT Monmouth, ILL.,, Rev. Joseph Cock
encountered a commercial traveller WHO ate
his beef raw and swore when his taste was
called In question, for which latter indie
corum Mr.. Cook caused his election from
a Ii.ats, Eh,
pies thereupon vowed to drink the gore OF
the exI onent of the unknowable, and to
avoid the execution of the threat Mr. Cook
called on the city police force to escort him
to and from the lecture hall
The boiler in the Bismarck Dakota
Brick Works, owned by bly, CRANBERRY.
exploded, instantly killing John Larson, en-.
gineer, Joseph Culette, q carpenter, and
perhaps fatally injuring Clement Guile te,
son of the latter, and severely scalding
Daniel Lyons, fireman Iarson's head wa.
blown from his body, and he was thrown,
over the building, distance of 40 feet, and
frightfully mangled Two other employees
were slightly injured A piece of me al
from the boiler was blown through Joseph
oullettes head, carrying out the rains
and SCATTERING the skull
Eighteen lives were lost by the ex.
plosion Of q steamer in the Bay of San Fran,
cisco
A new play, entitled The Power OF
Gold, BY French author, will be produced
at Ncvickers Theater, Chicago, on Monday
next An excellent company has been Sc.
cured for the production, and it will receive
all the scenic embellishments and me chan.
ical appliances which this house so well
knows how to furnish.
The total loss from the recent storm
on Lake Michigan includes the destruction
OF saO,ooo worth of property in ships and
cargoes, the drowning Of eighteen persons
and fifteen vessels lost and damaged The
most serious accident was that which befe
the Wells Burt, the entire crew of clever
men being drowned, and the loss to yesse
and cargo footing up $4,000 The othe,
boats cast away were mainly schooners
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IHIIEH........
Total valuation, $2s, 49,. 739. 10.
The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy mile
age in Washington county has not been re-
ported, hence is not included The assessed
valuation Of the Chicago, St. Paul. Minneap-
oils and Omaha, Rock river Branch, Du-
buque and Dakota, and Minneapolis and ST
Louis, includes 30per cent. penalty. Tho
total assessed valuation OF the various roads
for 1850 was sa,O3a,ia5 and the total mile
age was 4,oll.
Decorah-posten., 1883-12-26
D0ar0 Of SuperuiCors
for
@inneibief Gonntg.

Den 14oe December 1888.
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Npril peotoaes at Oecorob Soruni6ip.
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bet talotss til Orben of 6oumanben,
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ton: Oa Oeeorob Sownibip ben 4os
9lpril 1882 peo ct ipscieIt 9aIg for
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bette bar unblaot at opfplbe ben Scr.
pIistelie, unper 6sru5ietping at builfeu
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enbpibsre bar itriftlist eiust ct fuib:
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6srilaset bleu enitemmist antaset.
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ter 6orilas aoiournereoes.
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genntp Anbitpr % Glart Board Of Superv
Decorah-posten., 1883-12-26
Wonument for Tpringeuipr Grope.

2Ooe Hopember afllsreoes paa Solmens
6irte9aaro / SueruGreIie at Marine:
miniiteren, 6laaoens acmiral, forben:
uGrenbe 9yGiioent &oiensrn, en- Del
Oiiicerer os Gmbeosmanb unoer Sra:
rineminilteriet iamt GeprGi entanter fol
6pruaienets HerionaIe ct Monumen1
pau 6prinsenisr @roues @rau. Paito'
S9mitb ueo 9eaisaaubsfirten minoeot
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os nioti9re GmbsOspirtiombso, iamt
ouerleuereoe Monumentet til ben Nfos:
oss 5amilie, buorfor ben aibsbes BRO:
Der, Yaitor @roue fra @iersleu, taftebe.
Rouumentct, Der er reiit at bet bel,
6prperionale, beltaar at en- ca. 5 NIsr
bpi @ranitlten, builenbe paa en- Ora:
n~itioffel, om9iueu af ct Jernselenbe,
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Wurmeiter @ienberss 9ranitbrub pao
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Decorah-posten., 1883-12-26
7. G.Mandt Manufacturing Co.

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mRrfiombeo paa 4uertisiementet ire
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Decorah-posten., 1883-12-26
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rab paa Seien til @aibinston. Sir
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= Gleper peb Bet Rorife eutber.
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Chips, en- Iioen Colleges ibenbe
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