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TIE CAMPAIGN TN INDIANA.
Progress Of the Canvass in Various
Parts of the Commonwealth.
Speeches by Governor Porter, Generals Clay
and Wallace, and Many Other Orators
---Gol Gray and that Printing Press,
Governor Porter AZ speneer.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SPENCER, Sept. notwithstanding the
hard rain, which began at IL o'clock to-day and
lasted until nearly 2 o'clock this afternoon, the
great popularity of our honored Governor, Albert
g. Porter, drew an audience that crowded the
operahouse to its utmost capacity, Much was
expected Of him. and the intelligent audience
that greeted him with welcoming cheers as he
stepped upon the platform were not disappoint-
ed. His speech was earnest, logical and con
vncing, and presented the political issues of the
day in manner that made the deepest impress
sion on his attentive listeners. His speech will
do great good here, as it will awaken thought on
all the topics under discussion in the canvass,
Particularly the all.important one Of the tariff.
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a Grand RAINY at RushviI.e.

Correspondence OF the indianapolis journal
RUsHv1LIE, Sept 26. This city is making en-
tensipe arrangements for grand Republican
rally on next Tuesday Sept 80 Judge A. w.
Tenney. Of New York, one Of the most prDnni-
nent speakers Of the United States Hon John
Il. Griffith, Of this city Hon. Oliver T. Morton,
Miss Nellie Holbrook, Hon. J. N. Huston and
Hon. a. D. Taci1ett are prominent among the
number who viii deliver addresses. There will
be an imposing parade in the daytime and a
grand torchlight procession at night
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oliver 7. 1Iorton At Goshen.

Correspondence of the Indianapolis Journal.
Goshen, Sept 26-The first grand Repub-
lican rally took place here tonight. Oliver T.
Morton addressed a large crowd in the public
square, to which place he was escorted by 500
torch-bearers mostly uniformed Plumed Knights
The procession was witnessed by 5000 enthusi-
astic spectators, who crowded the streets from
the depot to the Hotel Hascall. The speaker
was greeted with great applause, and impressed
his large audience very favorably as he com
pared the records Of the two parties.
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THE SPORTING RECORD.
Beautiful Weather, Good Track and Excel
lent Sport at Cleveland.

Beautiful Weather, Good Track and Excel
lent Sport at Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Sept &c The weather was beau
tiful, the track fast and the attendance good
Between heats the black mare Elmira, owned
by J. G. McFerran, Of Glenview Stock Farm,
Louisville, KY, trotted with running mate
for purse to beat the four yearold record In
the first trial the mile was made in 2:19I In
the second trial she went around in 218aa, lower
ing the best previous record by one-quarter Of
second. The mile was trotted smoothly, ex-
cept one short break on the home-stretch by
which she lost perhaps quarter of a second.
Jay Eye See was exhibited on the track, but
was not speeded. The colt Nutbrecker trotted
to beat his previous record of 24saa, and made
the mile in 2:46 the best yearling record east of
the Pacific slope. The horse is owned by J. w.
Fisher, of Quincy Ill
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Mr.. LeirI,,s Estate and TitIe.

SAN FRAxc1sco Sept. pa private dispatch
received here states that Gilie Leigh, who, ac-
cordipg to a dispatch from Cheyenne, Wy T., of
the 23d inst, was found dead in the Big Horn
mountains, was the heir to the title and estate
Of Lord Leigh, OF Stanley Abbey, Warwickshire,
one OF the finest ancestral estates in England
His brother, Dudley Leigh who is now visiting
this city, becomes heir to the title.
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an alarm Of fire was given, which, at the time,
was supposed to be for no other purpose than to
break up the speaking, but which in fact an
nounced fire in the dwelling Of Taylor Bosley,
who was in attendance at the meeting with his
family The dwelling is an entire loss, but was
partially insured
After the fire, the Poland Band played few
pieces of muse the crowd filed the old court
house to OVERLOOKING and Mr.. Johnston finished
his speech, which fell upon good ground
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Correspondence Of the Indianapolis Journal.
DELPHI, Sept 26.-W. D. Owens, Republican
congressional nominee in the Tenth district, ad
dressed an enthusiastic open-air meeting here
tonight, the audience-room in the city being
sufficient to accommodate the people After a
monster torchlight procession the speaker was
introduced and gave mastery presentation of
the tariff issues large percentage of
laborers were present Mr.. Owens was we'll re-
ceived and is doing good work for the entire
ticket
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A. J. Beveridge, at sullivan, m.

Correspondence Of Il e India napolis Journal.
SULLIVAN, Ill, Sept %. Last night the
grandest rally of the campaign was held here
A. ]. Beyeridge, who has been speaking in Indi-
ana, addressed the immense crowd Hundreds
were unable to obtain even standing room, and
the vast audience was held spell-bound for over
two hours, frequently bursting into wild APP
plallse
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CHURCH SERVICES.
Christian.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH - CORNER
~ Delaware and Ohio streets. David Walk pastor.
Services at 1880 a. m and 1880 p. M. Sunday
school at 2:30 p All the music directed by Prot
Ora Pearson. Subject of morning sermon: Angelic
Ministry as Exemplfed in the Life of the Man Jesus
Special gospel meeting in the evening
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Two Effectiye Speeches.

Correspondence OF the lndianapo is journal
FRANKLIN, Sept 26.Frank H. Blackledge,
of Indianapolis. and Captain Ed H. Green, of
Aurora, addressed large audience in the court
house here to night The speeches of both gen
elemen were interesting and convincing discus
tons of the campaign issues. The audience was
earnestly attentive throughout, and the speeches
ware pffncti va
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Condition Of Qonefal Denver.

CoLuMBus, O., Sept 26. General j. W.
Denver who suffered 4 slight concussion of the
brain By falling of a platform at the demonstra-
ton last night recovered consciousness to night,
and is rapidly convalescing.
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Hon. Horace S. CLARK At Newman.

correspondence OF the indianapolis journal.
NEWMAN, ILL.,, Sept. 25.--State Senator Horace
S. Clark spoke here tonight to large audience
in the opera hall The Newman Cornet Band
and Brushy Fork glee club furnished the music.
Blaine and Logan glee club was organized.
Eastern DOUGLASS is aglow with enthusiasm.
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al successfuI nIeetinr.

Correspondence of the Indianapolis Journal
COLUMBUS, Sept 26--John L. Grif1ths of
Indianapolis, spoke in the courthouse here to-
night, at a well-attended meeting of Republic
ans. His speech, which was an able and effect
i've effort was listened to with marked atten-
ton. Although the weather was very unfavora-
BILE the attendance was quite large, and the
meeting was a success.
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Friends.

c and St. Clair streets. Eli Jones' of Maine Sand
Deborah @. Thomas of Baltimore, ministers of the
Society of Friends viii attend services tomorrow at
1890 a, M. All are invited Eli Jones will also be
present in the evening, at $780, and speak on Bible
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A UCT4ON sSAkE.-WE WIFI, SELF, ON n

A UCT4ON SAkE-WE WILL SELL, ON THIS
n tSataardaEl morning, at 10 o'clock, at our rooms
No So East Washington street. large variety of ele
CANT Furniture Carpets, Stoves ETC.. consisting of
four fine marble-top bedroom suites, parlor suites
marble-top side-board hat-rack. extension tables,
stands, wash stands, nckle trimmed ase-bur1ers,
cookstoves Brussels and ingram carpets mattresses
rockers SOFAS curtains chairs etc. etc Terms cash
Sale positive. HUNT e. McCURDY Auetioneers
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Indlana Rallalng stone n tIle soutll.

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept 26.-lFhe contract for
construction Of the new Georgia capitoi was let
today to Miles & Horn, Of Toledo, o.. for
1862, E56 The Stone to be used is Indiana oolite,
from the Salem Stone and Lime Company Of
Louisville, Ky. Work will be started Mt once. and
the building be pressed rapidly to completion.
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Conversational.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
i and New York streets. Oscar g. McCulloeh pas
tor. Regular services OF 1870 a m. and 7:45 p, M
by the pastor. Evening subject: Conservation. !"
Sunday at $50 Thursday evening conference
at 745. An are welcome
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James 4. Johnston AZ Isowiinr Green

Correspondence o. the indianapolis Journal
BOWLING GREEN Sept g. Hon james T.
Johnston, candidate for Congress in this district
made speech here last night TO an audience Of
lbout 500 During the first part Of his speech
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Methoaist EpiscopaI.

6tENTRALAvENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL,
~ Church, Corner of Butler street and Central ave-
nue.. Rev. A. Marine, d. D., pastor Preaching
by the pastor tomorrow at 1870 a. m. and 73O ..
m. Morning subieet--"Life and Times of David I
Evening subject-sThe TRANSPORTATION Sunday.
school at 2:15 p M Seats free. Strangers cordially
invited
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Summary 81 az 80 class nacing

The driver was changed on Uncle Ned for the last
heat.
Tme-2:2es, 2244, 2:2saL Pisa, 2:1sl4
226, 2:25.
The 2:40 trot was unfinished There were
twenty entries and eight starters. Homewood
took the first heat in 2:23a, Darkness the second
in 2:27, Olive Z. the third in 2:2499, and the
fourth in ODE
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TENTED PRESBH N CHI RCH-C0Rc
~ of Massachusetts, myenne and East street. azes
j. p. Cowan pastor. Preaching at 1000 q. m and
7:3op IN. By Rev. j. A. Pollock.
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AUCTION SALES.

IL i eral Auctoneers No 50 East Washington street.
Stocks of merchandise in city country bought out
right for cash.
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n GERIIlIAN .STREFT METTInIaISr FPTScnPAI

M ERIDIANlSTRE9T METHODIST EPISCOPAL
M Ghureh-Cerner New York and Meridian streets
at $50 a. m. Preaching at 1890 a. m and 7.3o ..
m. by the pastor Subjects-M Morning. The Minis
ters Preaching Evening. +Aduatery. SUNDAY.
school at p. M Regular services during the week.
All are invited.
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Il ANNOUNCEMENTS GRAND FALL CONCERT,
IA prize shooting, prize bowling and other amuse-
ments at the Indianapolis Target Shooting Associa-
ton Park, Sunday Sept. %. Friends Of the Asso-
citation are cordially invited without invitation Trains
leave Union Depot at 130 p. NJ and 2 P. NJ. return.
ing leave park p NJ.
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D0BERTS PARK METHODIST EPISCOPAL
IL Church Corner Of Delaware and Vermont streets
Rev. J. H. Mcdonnell, D. d.. pastor. Class at
8 a, m. and $50 p. Preaching at 1890 a. M
and T:30p M. by the pastor Snnday-sehool at 2:15
p. M. Young peoples meeting Monday at 7s30 pm.
To these services.
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TF0URTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. CORNER
I Pennsylvania and Pratt streets. Rev. A. H. Car.
services at 1880 a. m. and $50 p. m. Preaching
by the pastor.
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WANTED.

w ANTED-THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN
" the West, the Weekly Indiana State Journal
One dollar per year.
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Presbyterlan.

GECOND PRESBYTERIAN CIURCH-CORNER
u of Pennsylvania and Vermont streets Rev. James
Mcleod p. D., pastor. Preaching at 1880 a M. and
z:30 p by the pastor Prayer meeting on Sunday
morning at $50 and on Thursday evening at 7:30
Sabbathschool and Bible classes at o. y. IA.
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ELEVENTH. PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH least
- side of Elm, north of Cedar street. Rev. r. "
naster pastor sssces will r held to.inorroas At
series of lectures this evening Oh Old Testament char
acters, taking Noah" for his first topic.
MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-COR-
4NA ner Christian arenae and Ash street. Rev. H. A.
Edison, d. D., pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a. M.
sunday school al 2 SO b M Preaching at 7:45 p IN.
Subject: "A Second Nisit to England Tho public
welcome
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TABERNACLE CHURCH-pORNER OF OHIO
and Illinois streets. Rev J. AIbertf sondthsler
pastor.eect, win conduct services to-mtrrow morn
evening: Christ the Serving man EshSsssssschool
and Bible classes at O'Clock. The public cordially
invited.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SAI1E-HOUSES AND LOTS IN ALL
II parts Of the city. BARNARD & SAYLES, 70
and ~ East Market street.
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M ANTED-SMALL HOUSE OR COTTAGE,
wv within FIVE blocks of the corner of Washington
and Meridian streets. by family of tWe-no children;
must be good, quiet neghborhood house in good re-
pair and drainage in good order Address for three
days, stating rent and location, RENT journal
Office.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
XAIANTED -A AGENTS e. FEATHER PLUMES,
w red, white and blue for horse heads, So per
dozen; also, campaign badges, large assortment We
are headquarters Send for price-list. JOHN w.
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Best coal-ol lamp in use; equal TO it. Lib
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WI ANTED-A MALE PERSON WHO HAS
w some knowledge of real estate. law. land book
keeping short hand and of typewriter go to
Southern city. Apply to H. t. No. IL Butler street
in own handwriting
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MONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF INTER-
INl est. j. W. WILLIAMS d CO.. 3 and Vinton
Block
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A ENCOURAGEMENT CHAMPION REMEDY
n for Collie in Infants. summer Complaint, Flux or
Cholera lnfantum DR.. Brunker's Carminative Basarn
is challenged against any remedy in the United
States for $500 Its reputation is unparalleled Per
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druggists.
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FIRST-MORTGAGE NOTES BOUGHT. LOANS
&c made on the installment plan by FRANCIS
SMITH & CO., 96le East Market street.
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FINANCIAL

MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE OF IN
M terest. E. B. MARTINDALE s. SONS.
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TOR SALE SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SECOND
IL hand or Engines Boilers, Saw-rniIls Head
ing and Stave Machinery. HADLlEK. WRIGHT q
co, lib and LIS S. Tennessee street. Indiananolis
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ihey have bccn watered and nourshed
and grown to apparent harvest time
by the distinctly opposite men and
measures declared by the two Chica-
90 conventions of 1881.
Cleveland will lose many Democrat
ic votes for the single offensG Of typi-
flying practical, honest administration.
The blatant demagogncs who hang
on the edges of every hopeful party
by turns will decry him and the lol i
rous jobbcrs of all parties will make
common and exhaustive battle against
him. But more than 100000 men OF
sincere Republican faith in the dcba-
table States will openly espousc his
cause and press the result to success
full revolution. New York will be
desperately contested, but the more
desperately it shall be fought the
more signal will be the Clevelatd vic
tory. Connecticut and New lamp
shire promise to be Cleveland States,
and Massachusetts, will tremble in the
balance between the Plumod Knight
and the man who is known only as a
resolutelY honest public servant.
The conflict will be one of the most
violent and exhaustive ofour political
history. The Republicans have their
ablest leader His undiscovered re-
sources are vast and will be employed
in desperation. His party has bound
less means of political warfare and
they will be summoned to the utter
most. There will be money for tho
venal, honors for the ambitious, plum
der for lhilves, promises for the weak
and fiattery for fools; but the very
desperation Of the strife will multiply
and crystalizc the forces Of reform
and only some monumental Demo
cratic folly can hinder the election oI
Grover Cleveland.
The platform when sifted of the reg.
ulation clap-trap that is inseparab'
from all modern party deliveranccS
is sound, sensible and patriotic. II i,
honest for the protection of industry
for the maintenance of our manufact
ures, for the strict enforcement O
public economy, and for the reform oI
our dcbauched and dcbauching pro
fiigacy by the reduction of taxes tC
the economical necessities of the Gov
ernmcnt. On these vital issues tht
great productive industries of thu
land have commanded frank and man
" tribute from the supreme tribuna
of Democracy, and free trade has beel
eliminated from our party conflicts
by the heroic revolt and VIC Ory un
der the lead of Samuel j. Randall
There is no idiotic theory in the Clcve
land platform to breed revolt in lSS
as it was bred in 1880, and the plail
issue of honest, economical admins
tration comes with rovolutional
tread to restore free government tt
the purity that is its life-blood, and tc
crown with dignity and power tho
noblcst Government of men.
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The War on Cleveland.

The sooner Republican partisan
organs learn that Cleveland is not tC
be defeatediby billingsgate, lying and
insinuations too low for open mention
the sooner they will be in a position
to render real assistance to Blaine.
TheChicago Intcr-Ocean and Tribune
have already begun the work of at
tempting to smirch the Democratic
candidate by moralizing ina croco-
die. manner over the loose aud un-
substantiated rumors about his pri-
vate conduct and tile existence of sew
cral unrecognized children. These
rumors about Cleveland originated
in one or two sensational papers,. and
were copied freely, but we have not
yet seen any proof in a reputable
journal that they were more than ru-
mors. If they are true it is only idle
and prurient gossip that caused their
publication. There is no allegation
,ho, ,,oov;s+o,so ofthroo .. th;r,oo,
i,loo;,im,to Children made Clovelon1
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice, have
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
Missionary the formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, asthma and
all throat aud Lung affections, also a positive
andradcal cure for Nervous Debility and at
Nervous Complaints, after having tested it
wonderful curative powers in thousands Of
cases, has feltit his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering, viii
send free of charge, to all who desireit, this re-
ceipt, in German, Frencho or English, with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper. W, A, NOYEs, llO Powers Block, Roch-
tor, n. Y.
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The Usual Result.

1t is not to be denied that good
sewing machine is one of fthc most i'm
poltant appurtenances ofthe modern
household.
We thought we had good ma
chine until one day the agent of The
NeW Home presented himself at oul
door and proceeded to deliver an ora
ton upon its characteristic merits.
"Dut, 1--WE answered, sour machine
suits us well and we do not care fol
another"
The agent, however, begged thu
privilege of leaving one of his ma
chimes with us, "for the ladies to try
The request was not unreasonable
so we grant it, but more to obligC
the agents than any thing else; foI
we really did not want the machine
and had not the remotest idea ofbuy
ing it.
The machine once in the house, j
was natural that the ladies should
look it over; they did SO, and as |
consequence fell in love with it. They
say that without the slightest wish t
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Clccry or disparage any other ma
chine, this, all things considered, is.
in their opinion, the most desirable
one TO be had.
This unrivalled machine is manu-
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ING MACHINE CO., 30. Union
Square, New York, who wish us to
say that all who will send for their
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their advirtiscmentprnted on anoth-
er page, will receive a set Of fancy
advertising novelties, of value to
those collecting cards,&c.