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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-12
General Logan's Plans for the Future.

General Logan's Plans for the Future.
Washington Special.
General Logan says that he will, of course, re
main here until Congress adjourns, but that he
has made no plans for the summer. In this he
will be governed entirely by the interests of the
campaign. He may think it wise to select some
central point from which he can cooperate with
his friends This campaign will have this pecu-
larity that the ticket, for the first time since
the close of the war, having nominee without
military record, will divide the civil and the mil
tary influences which must be rallied to its sup
port. While Mr. Blaines friends will be occu-
pied in working up the civil end of the line
General Logans friends propose to make a thor
ough organization of the soldier element in poll
tics, and this it is proposed shall also include
the ex-confederate soldiers in the South, many
of whom have expressed sufficient admiration
for General Logans soidierly qualities to vote
for him. 1t is understood that this feeling for
Logan exists particularly in Virginia. One of
the Virginia delegates was an eX-confederate
colonel, and has openly declared that Logan
would carry large vote from this class of voters
After the formal notification of the candidates
and the publication of their letters of acceptance
there will be meeting of the national commit
tee, at which the close friends of both candidates.
if not the candidates themselves, will be pres
ent and a general line of action upon which the
campaign will be fought will be marked out.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-12

character of Mr.. Blaine His son, Walker
Blaine, know very well. His father sent him
to Heidelberg to study He speaks an elegant
German and regards his stay in Germany as the
most joyous period Of his life. Who claim
that his father is an enemy of the Germans when
he has placed his son in position to study and
adapt himself to German ways and the German
characterl
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-12

Iime-2:26la, 2284, 225l4, 2:293i, 226l9,
2:28 2:3I.
In the 2:45 class the best time was 2;31 and
made by Villette, which won.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-12
HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS.

The Lakewood" Green Lake Wis will open as usual
the 18th day of May Send for illustrated circulars to
David Greenway Owner and Pror, Dartfood P. o., Wis
National Republican., 1884-11-25

HSnE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
j. no THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTH,
WEST DoUnLn TRACK. BPLlsN,D.l.ni1 ..i1
RCENERY. STEEL RAILS. MAGNltlCbNi
National Republican., 1884-11-25

NEW YORK AVENUE,
BETWEEN lJrH Ann lirn STREETS Y. w
National Republican., 1884-11-25
"a Peace That passcth UndcrstnudInr.o .


The Alexandria Gd-ele speaking for tho
bourbons, urges that Mr.. Bcrkely and others
who labored for the success Of the republican
electoral ticket in Virginia shall bo remem.
bered." The kind of remembrance In which
Col. Berkely and other gentlemen guilty of
having antagonized bOurbonisin are TO be held
is very apparent. 1t means relentless war
against them, both socially aud materially.
Society istO turn its back upon them No bust.
ness enterprise IL TO welcome them, They are
to be kept under perpetual surveillance aud
subjected 10 the mos, unkind criticism por.
sonal friends and even relatives are expected
to ignore them under the pain of eNcommuni.
cation themselves Jail birds or penitcntlaty
cOnyios may be restored to society, but for a
Virginlan who breaks loose from the bonds
which bind him 20 the grand old party" and
casts his lot with the republicans there is no
forgiveness And yet the south wants peace
The only terms upon which peace IL offered
are Of the lion and lamb kind-the lamb must
be inside the Hon. These gentlemen must he
inside tho bourbon fold or eternal onmity con
tinues.
1t is not the negro who Is feared II is the
independent white voter OF the south, who Is
willing to endure bulldozlng from this great
reform party. Tho negro Is easily taken care
OF, but when educated white men break tho
with which bOurbUuism biuds them
II howl of rage Is heard over the land aud the
guillotine of persecution Is made to perform
Its damnable work The Inside history Ofthls
great reform party will never bo written. Tho
and suffering of many noble
spirits who fall before the az of bourbon pro.
scrintion viii remain sealed book This Is
the peace that passcth understanding,
NIRGISIAS.
National Republican., 1884-11-25

4th st. east side, bet Seward Place aud u ~
southeast, part of lot 2, ~, SO, John Cough.
lin, trustee, TO Catharluc Ryan, IS, lUb
lst st., east side, bet. q aul II u.s. southwest
lot 89, W. Is, T0dd's sub, Of ~. Gia, John Jay
Knox to Annie r. Heuning syD,
st., south side, bet, North Capitol aud lsi sis
northeast, part of 81. U1i, EayUttC Sherlock
10 james T.. Ryon, 5000.
7th st., west side, bet. Mass. ave. and e IT.
northeast, part OF LOT l3, 81. 500, Mary lIOnli.
han to Martin lynch, 500,
llth ST., west side, bet. Pa ave. aud u IT. south.
east sub, Z, sq, O72; l. st., north side, bet l3th
and lith sts southeast, lots Z, S, o, 10, n. aud
II, ~, lOi7; 18Th st., cast side, bet, X uHl l.
ss. southeast, lot l8, 81, lOi7; 18th ~. east
side bet, l. and NJ sts, southeast. lots . aud
Id, so. l,0is; i b., south side, bet lBth aud
18th SITS southeast, lot -, su, l,OiS, James
Wilson 10 Arthur Clements, $1,000
s. {. ave, south Side, bet 9th and 5th sts south,
east tho east IA OF lot 10, 81. SO; also. sub
lot 20, 81, 9Il, Richard II. Cain to Victoria 4.
Turner IS,
tOrla L. Turner to Laura III. Cain, s.
National Republican., 1884-11-25
DEPARTMENT. NOTES.

The issue of standard silver dollars from the
mints during the week ended Nov. g2 was
,iQG Tho issue for the corresponding
period of last year was SOL y'N
Passed Assistant Surgeon Irwin, OF tho Ma.
rinc hospital service, has been ordered 10 duty
In the main Office I'm Washington, relieving
Passed Assistant Surgeon G., r.. Banks who has
been ordered to duty In Boston,
The secretary Of state Is informed that the
International society inr Improving tho Com
diton Of the Blind VIII hold It's next congress
at Amsterdam, Notherland. on the 2lst Of July,
1887, aud will welcome delegates from Tie
United states.
The treasurer Of the United states has mott.
fled the officers of national banks that the mtg
of assessment for expenses for the redemption
of national bank notes for the isCal year 0ndrd
June so, 1881, is 3l,3l p7s 900 for each III UIUt
The aggregate amount of national bank notes
redeemed and assorted during the year was
sl2l, OH, ,76I, and the total expenses for trans.
porlatlon and asserting was siG0,s9I.
National Republican., 1884-11-25
COURT RECORD.
business Transacted by the District judiciary
Yesterday.

Court m General Em- C,ief Justice Clriter
and justices hdcATAur dild James, Barry VS..
Clark on hearing. Assignment for today un.
changed.
Circuit Couri--IuSioc HiqHp.-scncer vs. Bal
timorc and Ohio Railroad company; ON trial
Assignment for today unchanged,
Criminal CDuri--,Justice lIpiie.--Geo. lIough,
murder OF WIN. Mcmahon; on trial Assign.
mcnt for to.day-GeO. T. Gordon, violating In.
ternal revenue law.
Egtnp Court, Justice C1r.--Mickum VS.. Hub.
bell restraining order granted and made re-
tuThabio on Nov D, aud security for costs
ordered TO be given. Scott VS.. scott; time to
take testimony extended ten days Shehan
vs. Davidson; rule granted on Elizabeth David.
son and made rcturnable Nov ~. Whitehund
vs.. Mhitehand; testimony ordered taken be-
lore Examiner Hugh Nelson Schillinger VS..
Crawford; door0o granting relief for Infringe
mcnt Of patent. Lord vs. Donnoghuc; In
junction denied and restraining order dis.
charged. Larnorys. Gidcon receiver directed
70 terminate tcnanCy Assignment for to-day
All cases on calendar not disposed Of
National Republican., 1884-11-25

Rear Admiral Earl English, commanding
tho European squadron, reports as follows,
under date of Nov ., from Tangior, Morocco,
ON board the flagship Lancaster: Tho Quinno-
baug, Commander Nicoll Ludlow, LEFT Lisbon
oct 10, after her cruise to tho German ocean,
Tor Gibraltar, with orders to take stores on
board there and proceed to Alexandria. Com
mandor Ludlow IL authorized to send au officer
TO the seat of operations in Egypt to observe
ana report upon naval aud military matters.
From Alexandria the vessel will proceed to
vllieiranehe, France, arriving about Feb. |,
unless the condition of affairs should dctain
her at Alexandria The kearsargc, Com
mander William Il, Bridgnan, arrived below
Lisbon sept. 81, and receiving pratiquc mOorcd
on the city the next day, manning yards and
dressing ship as the king of Portugal passcd
down stream in his yacht; Sept. %, half
masted oolors on tho anniversary of the
again half mastcd In honor of the late Rear
Admiral Andrew, A. liarwoOd, the Portuguese
vessels in port Joining In the ceremony oct
b dressed snip on the anniversary of the king s
marriage, and on Oct. 30 sailed for cruise
along the west coast of Africa, under instriC-
tions TO touch at Porto irando, Cape dc Verde
Islands, for coal, and thence proceed To Mon
royia, the capital OF Liberia: from there she
VIII proceed rs far south rs the mouth of the
Congo river, visiting ns many ports as prilCt-
cable returning north, the vessel will touch Mt
tho Madeira Islands and Gibraltar arriving ut
Nillcfmnche early In February. The flagship
Lancaster, Capt Edward l., Potter arrived at
Lisbon Oct. II from southampton, and sailed
Oct. 80 for Tnngicr, arriving Nov. ., whence
rest of the stores recently arrived there for the
fcot Future movements after leaving Gibral-
tar will be governed by the state of the cholera
The health OF the squadron is good.
National Republican., 1884-11-25
THE MARKETS.


A Slight Advance Ia stocks Led by the VAN
dcrbilts and Grangcrs baltimore and Chi.
cago Quotations.
NEW YoRK Nov. 2i-stocks opened fruc.
tionaly higher but the trading was very dull
on account Of the telegraph wires being badly
wrecked in all directions by Sunday nights
storm
Uhder the lead Of Northwestern New York
Central, and Delaware, LackawannN, aud
Western the market gradually improved, and
at noon New York Central had gained ], Della
ware, laCkHWnnna, and Western "a, North
western ls, st. Paul 4, and other active stocks
were q shade better than the opening, the
mornings sales nggregatinR only 1900 shares.
During the afternoon Northwestern declared
it, usual dividends, with rosy ml.Ofcal
report, showing slo0.0pO surplus aner the diyi-
dcnds had been paid from the last five months
earnings Whcrcupon the bears began to
hammer the stock, and Immediately drove 1t
down -, the general list sympalhizlng TO the
. extent Of "
Northern Pacific preferred was also raidod
| IA on reports of the land grants being in
| jeopardy rom democratic congress. Ancr
these ilurres the trading again relapscd into
intense dullncss, and ut the closing hour prices
were about the same rs at the opening, except
! Delaware, Laokawanna and western, which
| gained nearly lpcr cent The tonO was rather
/ tired and tho indications ure for lower prices
tomorrow.
| The cll1ucs were under the market all day,
/ and gave iree support whenever their special.
| tics were threatened.
Bonds were inactive but fractlonally higher.
| The grand trunk road denies the rumor OF
| rupture with West Shore
TOuri sold 5000 Northern Pacific preferred
and the bear feeling was strong, the feeling
boing that this company will lose Its land
! grant through the democratic house.
II is stated on authority that the Northwest
! company will have surplus 100000 after pay
| ing It's present dividends, and the earnings OF
road next week will begin showing a com
| parativc gain over last year.
| Cyrus W. Field snys no proposition looking
| TO n restoration of passenger and freight rates
has been received by the New York Central
| from the West Shore and that no proposition
| from West Shore will be entertained. lie
says "the West Shore reduced rates without
giving any notice whatever and when IL
restores them New York Central will do 80 nt
| once"
Jersey Central officials say th ey have theii
books ready TO pay dividend. Mr.. Gowen 4
very anxious ii should be paid, and they are
not at all uneasy rs to the future of the road
which, they say, will be taken care Of in aDy
!
National Republican., 1884-11-25
EAU OF EQUIpMEVr AND nECRuIr.
DnOrOSAl.S FOR PRINTED WOODEN
i IAtS, MErALLtC LAHEl CASES, AND
CuRD FASTENERS FOR MAIL BAGS,
pusTorFiuE uErNRrMUST
MAgIIiNuruN, nc, NOV. 10, 1854

Separate He.,lci prnV0mls VIII he received Rt
This nVpaTtmeHt uuUl noon on tue 2OrH DAY
OF nltEMHIk. 1891, lur furnishing by con.
tract, in sucu uuaut.lirs Aud ut such times rs
IuHy hD ordered, durius one Hour rom the LIST
dny uf January, 1850, l'fllnyd Wooden Tags
purra. conforming llt every tesptC, TO the sam
pll1i uf tuls nupartmunI
rIuItnRlH must be- In acCordAnr0 with the speC'
urttiius uud fuTma which viii he Furnished on
application, ~ letter, 10 tho Second Assistant
Postmaster GuuprHl,
'Tha contracts which may he made viii be In
conformity 20 such specifications and the ac-
Ctptgl proposals The right II reserved, how.
ever. 10 reject auN or all VI the prOpnsalA
FRANK RATION,
n0ibtuAt Postmaster uvueTuL
National Republican., 1884-11-25
THE THIRD ASSISTANT.
Interesting Postal Statistics In the Annual
Report Of Con. liAzen, Third Assistant Post.
,.agNnp Hauarat

master General.
A. d. Hazen, third assistant postmaster zen.
oral, In his annual report to the postmaster
general, estimates the expenditures for the
services of his office for the next
fiscal year at sl,33s, ,iOO an increase Of
$4,000 over the appropriations for the current
fiscal year. lie says the receipts Of the entire
postal service for the fiscal year ended June
30, lssl were Si3,23S, l27 disbursements, siG,.
4Ol 900, making an excess Of expenditures Of
s3,0GG, ,SlJ. In addition to the total eSpendi.
lures the sum Of SSln. 500 was paid on accOun,
of indebtedness incurred in previous years
The outstanding liabilities for the year are
estimated nj tsIIi7i, which sum, added "a the
amount actually expended. aud 81 ,2UO, l79
credited to the PaCilC railroad companies,
would make the total cost OF the service for
the fiscal year sis5i2,Gli or s. su, dsi I'm excess
of the receipts. The decrease IN receipts from
those of the previous fiscal year was e. 40 56i.
and was caused mainly by The reduction Of the
letter rate of postage, which went into
effect Oct. !, 1888 The appropriations for the
service ofthe year aggregate the SUN Otsi6, 1i6,
OjI. AT the treasury dcpositories the warrants
paid during the year amounted to ~, 30.
The balance In repositories June 20, 1881, sub.
jectto draft was s0,05T, ii2, The total number
of postage stamps, stamped envelopes, aud
postal cards issued during the year was ., iGS. d.
ij0 3D6, with a total value OF sil,5lj,s1i. The
decrease in the value OF issues OF ordinary
postage stamps amounted TO sl,24p73j. The
total decrease In the valuo Of all issued, In
cludlng postal cards, stamped envelopes, post.
age due stamps, aud wrappers, amounted Ia
$780,, ,il2, Tho weight Of fsecond class matter
during the year. not including free circulation,
within the country Of publication was pi,iIg,
60T pounds the postage on which was 81, ,SsD,jg
an Increase OF SlSI Al over the previous year.
The total number of letters and parcels regis.
tered during the year was II, ,2l6,5ib, aud the
amount of registry fees collected was slj7,Olp,
an increase of So, 500. The loss OF registered
letters during the year amounted to one out Of
every II 705 pieces mailed. This IL the small
est average OF losses which has occurred since
the organization OF the registry system.
National Republican., 1884-11-25
THE BRUCE INTERVIEW.
Tho Register Denies That lie Ever Said What
lie Is Represonted 10 Have said.


INpiANAPoLfs Nov. 4.--Ex-Senator Bruce
arrived here to-day, and on being shown
dispatch from Philadelphia, published in the
New York Ha,0ld Nov. n, purportiug to be an
interview with him, touching the probable
lOlcy of Gov cleveland aud Mr.. BlainC's
augusta speech, declared that the dispatch
Mh pure fabrication, and emphatically says
no such interview occurred.
70hc Etior.
wAyHNGros, Nov. 2l.-Having noticed in
today issue Of THE REPUBLICAN reference
ip an alleged interview with Register Bruce by
q representative Of the New York Htrd'd,
together With some criticisms thercupOn by
hlr y, =. b,urc Of this city, ! take occasion,
.n thc absence of Register Bruce, who is In
indiana, to deny the probability that any such
NNttNieW was mad, or that the remarks quoted
.rtr,rni, in any respect hisvlCws on tho mat
.tl referred 10. ] have been closely associated
Aiih Register Bruce, In an official capacity,
daily slucc his return rom the campaign aid
He iuld mc on his return from II very recent
Visit Io N'w York city that while there aud
lH iNuhIclphn De vas constantly solicited by
| u'N JnpT men tl give his Views on the
/ lo.ucu iWii9n. but that he had persist
culN refused 90 De interviewed. And he gave
l A. his reason the intt that he had been labor.
/ Ing Tor success, and had been identified
with the cause ni the republican party; that he
/ did not know, aud did not care 10 anticipate,
pary would be-
Prom these aud other statements made to me,
/ AN satisfied that the alleged Interview had It's
origin IN the fertile fancy tallitcratiye but not
I dAngorousl Of tho HeTnifs scribe aud that Ii
I IN no possible manner reflects the sentiments of
| The gentleman 10 whom II N attributed.
/ i have no reply 10 make 10 Mr.. J. H.
/ hrucos criticisms upon the character of the
| motive which have prompted, aud the amount
/ ui tho ability which has characterized, the
I public political actions of ex-senator Bruce.
These are matters Of more or less public con.
] c,rn, and private speculation cannot affect
them. Very respectfully
liRSRY T.. BAKER.
] u A-slnco writing the above the following
telegram has Just come to me In answer 10
/ one scut Mr.. Bruco:
/ INmAsAruLts, lND., Nov. 2t.--I havo Just
teleguphcd New York Tribune that the inter
view puhlishod In Herald is utterly false.
had no such interview. u. X. hRUCEn
National Republican., 1884-11-25

Li1fc BroWn, a colorcd girl, was held In
suu for tho grand jury By Judge smell ycster,
dny un a charsr Uf grand larceny, Mrs Rich,
arl EldUrL OF No. an Third street, testified
that the gIr worked for hur aud when she
lon took ~ worth oi clothes with her,
National Republican., 1884-11-25

THE Exposition Unlvorsclle de Part Cullu-
airc" awarded the highest houors TO Angos
tura Bitters as the most cilicacious stimulant
TO excite the appetite and to keep the diges.
tive organs in good order. Ask for the genu.
inc article manufactured only by Ur. ]. u. b.
SIegert & Sons. and beware of lmitatLons.
National Republican., 1884-11-25

~ s. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
~. WAsuISeroN, d. g., Nov. 20th, 1854
dealers 0r p,tuuh!ciuIyIB ODiy,'D Endorsed "pru-
posal T. Hnt r." VIII be received Rt this office
tuius required, a. follows Ia he delivered at
the Navy. Yard, Washington, u. e within thirty
days nom datr of award, nee Of any expense 60
mo Gpvcrnment AMI suDJeCI TO the usual mspG.-
tuu uud conditions, viz:
.UHEAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUIT
ING
Heguisltlon No, 81 Glass 'A,' Lumber; N"
on, AHrn,sh, IulpW, ,gC,; &C. Hardware, ACi
CAHu class tu hv awarded separately,
schedules nud blank forms iOr bids IN bo hal
~ this Office, and all necessary Information 40
Nayy.NUrd Responsible security required uu
hids Tor tAithiul performance, the competency Ot
thr wnranlnTa 10 hu certified TO bpfurc Notary
NJ other public uiiiCrr, Tho right rs reserved 10
Tclsct any or all hlds, and tu waive defects
TItO'S H. LOCKER,
no2h-3t Pay Director, U. s. ", Navy Pay Agent.
National Republican., 1884-11-25

Slpor snont 20 cents quar- plu!'. No
Br WHISKY best iu the world iJr the m0uCy
al MuGUgs. Ninth, near n.
National Republican., 1884-11-25

uuy butter uhuTuud gyuJ mYru,us, and lcliy-
cred lu +. pound WAND priut7, ui Doe pr
pound, Nau cottage choose, lC. per ball hut
tHuuiA, Ig lnl quart, aud sweet milk 40 lg,
per quart
National Republican., 1884-11-25

Mr.. James Il. Padge,t, prosecutor of the po-
lice court, has sent a letter TO the commission
ers, IN answer to an inquiry, stating that the
common criminal seems TO have a dread of tho
WorkhOuse because work Is compulsory there,
and his preference is for the jail, especially in
cold weather,
National Republican., 1884-11-25
UIb PrIluBI amounting IN BOIu lU'."'''''''Sol'9<
Wholes, 50. Halves, $500. Two-hiths, s2.
One-fiilh, FL.
ORIGINAL LITTLE HAVANA.
GOULD Il COZ
THE "ROYAL HAVANA" IN MINIATURE.
FAIR SQUARE! RELTABLEI
WORTHY OF CoNFIDENCEl

SOME CREDENTIALS.
In drawing Glass ], 1,16O, June %, 1884, Ticket
No. TO- 29I, Capital Prize, was held by John 6.
Gran, Tobacco Leaf Publishing Co., lU5 Maiden
Lane, New York city. Paid by check on Brook
lyn Bank.
No. 2O2i Capital Prize. was held by Severe
Armis, cigar manufacturer, Key Wes Fla Paid
tionai Bank, NewYorR, and Bank Of Key West,
Fla.
In drawing Glass 1,1e7, Sept 80. 1884. Tloke
Mercer street, Ncw YORK city. Not authorized
to use name and address of holder. Paid by
check on Brooklyn Bank.
Ticket No. B,SD7, second Capital Prizo, sold by
agent at Brownsviiie, Texas. Held one.half by
fernando Iaynaya and one,haif y 6y g.; F2lalne ELAINE
Serg RapSne 81 WHrS srde aa Wood
York city.
Ticket No. 2,2l9, Third Capital Prize, held
onehalf by $. A. Davidson, $40 Eighth street,
south Brooklyn, \. Y, and one-half by L. Hop.
ken, $40 California street, San Francisco, Oh.
One-half was paid in cash and the other through
Drexel Morgan & Co., bankers, New York city
All prizes paid ON presentation of tickets with
out deductions.
The only thing Of this character IN which ma.
nipulation Is Impossible The ticket holdHr ID,
olsl List ides every ticket aud n ens are nu-
thorzed to use the original list in cashing prizes
AGENTS EVERYWHERE.
ALL PRIZES PAID ON PRESENTATION
CAUTION! Soc that the hhino
GOULD Il Co
Is on your ticket, None others are ORIGINAL
or RELIABLE,
For tickets, &C., address or apply,
SHIPsEY COMPANY,
1912 broadway, New York City.
Or AGENTS EVERYWHERE.
National Republican., 1884-11-25

JAY GoUID's wonderful new yacht will, II is
said, be most completely and elegantly fur
nished, Among other useful and indlspensa
BILE things ordered for II was ab box Of DR., Bulls
Cough syrup.
National Republican., 1884-11-25

scratching. most gt uight, svDms 10 pin worms
uyra crawling. "sWayuls untmunw is 4
IItt.lr4ut. Aux. UITp
National Republican., 1884-11-25

ArG. GEUsp1Er grocer, lyIt5th street Y. ",
says Iipp5 Ptcmiun soap b "a musi wonder
nd soap