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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-27

The contested election case of Wright VS.. Reveal
is dragging YEARLY along in the Commissioners
Court Yesterday was devoted to considering
the votes of the various precincts. Where
there were no dsputes-the official count was
taken, and where there was "a question, MIR BY
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-27

WHEN remedy has proven itself perfect
health restorative III all cases of throat and lung
diseases and neverfaling cure for consump-
ton if taken in time, then should every intelli-
gent family keep it in their household We re-
fer to DR.. Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry
Over million bottles sold last year.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-27

&>.a was put on Che stand by the confession to
testify regarding the votes for the respective
candidates. The plaintiff will have all his testi-
mony in to-day, and it is uncertain how long it
will take the defendant to finish his case.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-27
Claim a Perfect Electric Headlight.


From time to time during the past two years
the Journal has published accounts of the loco
motive electric headlight which has been oper-
ated on seven or eight different roads The
severest and most practical test was one of two
months continuous work the c., St. L. G. P.
road in which the engine aggregated over thirty
thousand miles with the electric lamp on it, The
test ended on the LIST of last April and at that
time the impression was that the displacement
OF the old coaloil lamp would soon take place
In this many were disappointed, and could not
understand why the lamp was removed and for
months but little was said about it, The com
pany operating the light and owning all the pat
entS Is composed of men who have from the
very start had one object in view and that was
to bring out a perfect lamp, and not let it 20
before the railroad men Of the country until it
was entirely correct in all its workings
Now the company claim to have perfect cleo
trio light AS an evidence of the difficulties the
company has had to contend with, the Journal
reporter learned yesterday that lamp built
after the patents owned by the company can be
made for a hundred dollars. yet the first one
completed and perfect cost over thirteen thou
sand dollars. Besides the lamp, a dynamo and
suitable engine to go with the lamp, have had to
be made, and to accomplish this has required
much time and expenditure of money A large
number of patents have been allowed on the
various devices owned by the company, which
lnsures strong protection, At meeting of the
directors, held at Akron, Wednesday, it was de.
cided to inform railroad managers that the com
pany was ready for business A circular to this
end Will be prepared in a few days. Three In
diana roads, one of the Pacific roads. and one of
already
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-27
A Question of Policy.

The press and the travelling public have been
urging the Pullman Car Company to divide their
cars, fitting apartment up specially for ladies
and having a female porter 10 attendance and
the other portion Of the cars to DO used eXclu-
sively by gentlemen. We question whether that
would be good policy, as were ladies leftto them
solved IN one apartment with no men to watch
the proceedings, there might be some ugly words
and possible hair-pulling. Peck's Sun says;
There are more hatreds engendered between
women on sleeping cars than anywhere on earth,
unless it be in church Suppose there are
dozen women in sleeper and one tollet-room.
Passenger.sare awakened, say an hour before the
train arrives at its destination. The first woman
who gets into the toilet room will lock the door
and stay in there until she has made as elaDor-
ate toilet as she would at home, while the
other eleven women are waiting, with their hair
in one hand and hairpins in the other, and
satchel on their arms, and they hate the woman
in the room. When she comes out, the one
with the most gall gets in the room next and
though she has talked outrageously about the
one who vent in first, she stays quite as long,
until the other ten women hate her worse than
they did the first The ten ladies who are wait
ing will by this time have concluded that there
is no show for them, and they will try and Tx
up so they can go to a hotel before making their
toilet. The only two who Will be fixed mp will
be those who have been hoggish, crowded in
and remained regardless of the comfort of Others"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-27
The Courts VS.. Commissioner Fink.

The underpinning is seemingly being knocked
from under pools. The court recently said that
the Lake Shore must take property offered by
tho narrow-gauge roads at the same rates as for
standard gauge roads, Notwithstanding that 1T
was alleged that the T., G. Sc St L.. had been
cutting below pool-tarif rates over their own
road; and upon the heels of this Judge Baxter,
OF the United States Court, comes in and says
pooling is gambling. Tho receiver of the Ohio
Central hesitated to pay the Hooking Valley
800, 900 that became due under pooling con
tract, and applied to the court for advice. Judge
Baxter, of the United States Circuit Court. asked
Are those the profits you owe the Hooking
Valley under pooling contract9' Yes, sir"
said the receiver. well, then, don't you pay
cent of it. 1t is no better than any other gam
bling debt, Of which The law take no cogni-
zance; and don't you enter into any more pool
ing arrangements while the Central Ohio is
under the jurisdiction of this court, and you its
receiver" Judge Baxter has taken a position for
some time as a judge whom it was not com
Portable for the railways to come before when
they had been indulGing in any of their lido
syncrasies as to Determinations rebates and
drawbacks. In this decision he has added to this
record by fatal shot at the style so fashionable
nowadays under the title Of pooling
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-27
Ups and Downs Of the Sow YORK Central.

UPS and DOWNS OF the New York Central.
1t Is now thirty one years since the New York
Central road became a trunk line, by the eonsoli-
d1tion of several smaller companies The Mail
and Express has taken a financial retrospect of
the company since that time and found that on
four occasions only have there been defeieneics
en- the years operations, though dividends from
6to 9per cent. have been paid all the time The
years of deficiencies have been 1872, 1877. 1882
and 1884, and the earnings for those years yve,,o
severaly, 81, SOL 657, $lg7 312, ST. 40, 800. and
y 400 SS5 less than the amounts paid out in The
dividends. The four deficiencies make total of
S3Gn,663 against surplus in twenty seven
years aggregating $l9,8l0547.
The greatest surplus accumulated in any one
year was 81, 62G60T. in 1880, and the lowest. ST..
i. 1870, in which year fixed charges and per
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-30
xer NJ sEfTsIIcax verxx.

Since the election, several Democratic
papsrs of New York City and state,
notably the World, have been arIinr
the advisability Of a Stalvart union with
the Democratic minority In the I.ecis
latnre, 70 elect Lord Roscoe Ccnkline "a
she United States Senate In place Of
Lspham, vhoss term will expire In
March next. This proposition. how.
ever. does not appear 10 meet with an
enthusiastic reception from the average
Democratic press IL is bitterly opposed
and vigorously condemned BY the major
portion Of the Staiwars element. II h
apparent that had the personal follow.
srs and friends of Conklius acted
fairly by Blaine and Logan they woald
have carried New York. The detection
In Conkline's own county Of Oneida
was sufficient 10 have changed the re-
suit. But IL h also apparent that sx.
eept In that county sha influence Of
conkling was not visible In mark Cd de.
gree. although the RepablscAx ticket
doubtless lcst many votes In other eoun.
ties because Of the rupsnre between him
and Blaine. The main body of the 90
called staiwarts stood by their party
both tn the campaign and a. the polls.
Even ex-senator Pratt, Who foolssAly
followed conkline cot OF the United
States Senate. thereby gaining the proud
appellation Of Me Too Prats.r lAhorsd
heartily throughout The campaign for
the success OF Blaine and Logan. Oonk.
ling has evidently lost the greater por-
sien Of thai enthusiastic following Of
whom, previocs 10 bic fatal sscspsas
end subsequent defeat for rs-slecsios.
be vas trusted and henored leader.
No Republican member Of the New
York Legislature. unless he ecarts po-
lisisAi damnation, esn Afford 10 Join IN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-30
DAllY POST lIGEMc[R


We devsts considerable spscs 10 thss
issns 70 extracts from sdvsnrs sassfs
q he forthcoming report Of the besrs-
Mn Of ths Intsrior. In bis report eon-
ssenisQ the operations Of the 0snsnl
Lana o6,ss, The Secretary quotes freely
from fhs report Of ths Commissiones,
srdorsina bis Recommendations favor
ing repeal Of the presumption snd tim
ber culture acts. To the closing porssor
Of the pubIished extrscs ws direct 80
peciai attention: sIhs time" says tns
Commissioners, ''is near - hand vnss
thsrs viii be no public iand 70 invite
seftiement, o. afford citixsns Of me
souptry m opportunity TO secure o1sap
homes.r Happily, II Congress SHAH
has DO it, duty promptly, y y not yes
TOO late 70 secure, for the present eens
ration IL least, large area Of ths besi
land vi unooe0pisd, for Tho use snd
ssssIsnspt Of industrious citizens Who
sssk to establish themselves with tneif
fxmiIiss 10 The great West ons hun
dsed million acres Of land are nov With
hsld from occupation or purchase ~
the Immigrant, under Withdrawals made
ID favor Of railroad companies thai
have nos earned shsis erants- Within
thsss limits Of withdrawal lie the rieh-
n. A.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-30

Fos THE wonIp's FAln.--A portion
Of the exhioit at New Orleans from
Washington Territory. will be collec-
ton OF paintings representing soenss
IN and about this vicinity. Mount Rain
Ter, Mount Baker, San Juan Island, the
sound ami other points, will be depict
ed. Nine Of she paintings are already
finished, and will be publicly exhibited
IN The Moore PHOTOGRAPH gallery, from
~ 10 tomorrov afternoon TO see which
ell persons are invited 20 call between
tne hours named. A tenth picture gill
b, q representation Of The CITY Of Sc
Attic from Pike street north, and froa,
sixth street vest, taken from the sum-
"a Z OF Denny hill. This picture will be
&ixto inches IN surface SiEnensions; the
other pictures ranging In sire froa l0x
~ up. They are all the wosk Of Mr.. 3.
Il. =. Gray. al artist Of note. who IL an
exhibitor IN the galleries Of Loadon
Aad Paris. These paintings will 80 on
20 New Orleans with Commissioners
Ferguson.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-30
g sExATes 1sen rEHxAxl,AxIA.

The chairman Of the National Repaid
loan Campaign Committee, u. r. Jones,
IL 1 Psnnsylvanisn, and resides IN Pitts
burg. Referring 10 She defeat Of Blaine
and his probable relseation thereby TO
private life, Mr.. Jones has suggested q
plan that win excite lively enthusiasm
and rsoslvs hearty appreciation among
ths countless friends Of the barely de-
tested Republican leader. "Iet the
Pennsylvania Legislature elect him
United states Senator" IL the sueges-
zion made BY the Republican chairman.
The Chicago Tribsns takes up this idea
and comments a. follows:
There 10 no legal obstacle In the way
Of fhis project. The constitution pro-
vides that No person shall DO Senator
who shall not have attained the age OF
80 years. and been nine years citizen
Of the United States. and who shall not,
when elected, be an int abitant OF that
State for which he shall DO chosen
Mr.. Blaine IL not now an tnhabitant of
the State Of Pennsylvania, but he may
become one within ~ hours. All he
needa to do 10 to take the train from
Augusta 10 Philadelphia, and he will be
an inhabitant Of Pennsylvania a. long
"a he remains. No term of residences
within the State 10 required.
The election of Blaine 20 represent
the great state OF Pennsylvania In the
United States Senate would he peculiar.
" fitting at this time. RIslne In q
fepnsylvanian by birth. He comes
Of an old Revolutionary family Of shat
State. He has nj says cherished the
and welfare of Pennsylvania. The AZ.
tachment IL reciprocated. Az no time
vas Henry Clay more the idol of Ken
lucky than Blaine 10 today tbs idol Of
Pennsylvania. The people OF that
State piled up the enormous majority
Of $1,000 for him In the late election.
They would hail bis election 10 repre
sent them In tho Uuitsd States senate
with Joy. II would be more suitable
that great man like Blaine should
represent great State like Pennsyisa.
nis than little State like Maine, which
has not nearly as large population az
the city Of Philadelphia alone.
The Tribune calls attention 60 the fact
that no vacancy In the Maine Senator.
ship will occur until 1887. whom Hals's
term viii expire, and that not improb.
ably even then Blaine would refuse "a
snter the lis,s against his old aud e.
tsemed personal friend. In Pennsyiva
mia Don Cameron's term will expire
nsxt March. Prior 10 the late election
Cameron declared his intention OF no,
being candidate for reelection. 90
saat. unless the : success Of Cleveland
has changed his mind. no opposition tc
Blaine would como from that quarter
In NO State Of the Union. not even on
cepting Maine, IL Blaine moro loved
aud honored than In the State OF hi,
birth, nor could that magnificent CON
nonwealth do herself greater honol
than TO send the ablcst statesman O
chs present generation 10 represent he,
Ia the Senate OF the Republic. Bat 4
the deauition OF the word inhabisans'
s,rrsetly construed by shs Tr,baasr i
Il true that mere temporary sojsur,
within State boundaries. perhaps Ia
for day. and certainly not long enoagl
90 acquire oisizsnship thereof. 10 Oh,
legal meaning OF " inhsbitant 2"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-30

AsorHxa BunoIAnr. shlew. Q
have bees working this city very suo-
csssfnlly OF late. at least half desen
saccessful bur1lsries having taken place
within .he pass fsw weekA The lAas
one called 10 the writer's assention VS.
toe bufRiarixing OF waid 4 CAmpbell's
hardware store. on front street. sone
time dnsssg Friday night. Tue thieves
entered through \ transnm over the back
door In The rsar Of the store. aud car
RED 90 q namher OF revulvess and A
gun. The valna Of the stolen property
\. 10 the vicinity Of eioo. No clns 10
the perpetrators.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-30
NOTICE

FINo THE MEMHkKs OF TAX YOUNG
l. Mems Independent Political Club Of
Seattle: The regular annual meeting OF
the Cius Ter the election OF officers and
committees 70 serve for the ensuing year.
wlli BE hsld AZ tho Court House, In this
sssy. o. MoedAy. the lot day Of Decenbcr,
mentors are requested 10 be present
promptly. @. ~. HALI.ER. Prcsr
Joan h DENNY, Scc'y.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-30
DIED

SMITH-In Hazelton. Iowa, Nov. 10. 1884
Cyrus W.. youngest son Of Eugene ID
aad Margaret b. SIN. tn. Of Lowell. W.T.
To us for nineteen anxious months
His lnfaat smile was glveu,
And then he babe fare u ell 10 earth
And won't TO live In Heaven.
There. In the She. herds b som,
White as the drifted snow,
IL tho little lamb we missed one eve
k'rom the housenolu foes be.ew.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-30

NcEnE-fhe Prosecuting A,tornex
States shss 70 y No more iswfnl for riear
stands and ether piAe<a a busin~ss ~
kesp opea % Sunday than IL i for ss-
Ieoas. and we sss requested BY tie On
csrs 20 stats thai AL vsoiasoss a. ia
enndsy lao vii b ARA sfsa aad uross-
etted-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Nothing 10 lose and Everything 10 Wi.
TO LDA9E,

COR A TERM or THREE YEARS rs
y acres known a. 'Phinneys Hop
Ranch. wi b tools. hop press hop house.
kiln. and all complete. situated two and a
half miles from Post Building. From s
acres We took go boxes hops lover tons,
this yesr. tine good yea out OF three IL
stake Here u a fortune 10 any ore
with small capital. Apply 10 q. G.
PHISNkf & CD. Post building. noao
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-30

Ar woRx.-For the past two DAYS tie
Grand Jary has been emrloyed in sx.
amining witnesses and lisssnine 10
testimony in the indictment and hsnd
stealing Ease. bns 80 yes has resarnr<i
no bills Of tndicsrent TIE mesnb@rs
Ut that body wcre In hops thai th~y
would eet thrcngh lAst essninx. hus
f9und u impossible % do 80. Ths
WORK 10 being transacted very thor
oaehly and carefully, and possibly two
more days viil be consumed in The
matter.
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