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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28

REV Mr.. ToRRENoE an ardent but injudi-
cious supporter of the Christian faith, announced
his intention of having Colonel Robert Ingersoll
arrested for blasDhemy on the occasion of that
gentleman's lecture in Philadelphia, few nights
since. Mr.. Ingersoll fingered patiently about as
long as the limitations of train time tables would
admit but owing perhaps, to the slowmoying
machinery of law warrant was served upon
him Rev. Mr. Terrence is evidently an unso-
phistcated individual who has not vet realized
the very patent fact that Mr.. Ingersoll keeps his
coattails trailing for just such opponents as the
Philadelphia preacher to tread upon The lee
ture business is a little dull just now, and the
advertising which would follow an arrest would
give him neat and profitable little boom.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28
Death of Mrs. ISurdette.


Philadelphia Special.
Mrs, Caroline Spaulding Burdette, wife Of
Robert j. Burdette, editor of the Burlington
Hawkeye died yesterday at Ardmore, Mrs.
Burdette has been an invalid for several years,
suffering from inflammatory rheumatism and
came East, accompanied by her husband. hoping
to find relief through the skill of some of Phila
delphia's famous physicians During the last
two weeks, Mrs Burdette's condition became so
alarming that her husband Cancelled his lectur-
ing engagements and never left her side.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28

Mr. MCKINLEY, of Ohio, was ousted from
his seat in the House of Representatives yes
terday. Only seven Democrats could be raj
lied in his favor, despite the fact that Hurd
and Blackburn were upon his side.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28

SAMUEL J. TILDEN is not sick-that is, no
sicker than he has been. The report that he
had been suddenly and seriously Frustrated
was canard published by Truth the very
reliable paper that printed the Morey forged
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28
TN THE PARK!

On next Saturday afternoon,
from 5 to Z, the MODEL
CLOTHING COMPANIES
BAND, under the leadership
of Prof. H. D. Beissenherz,
will give their first grand COM
plimentary concert in Univer-
sity Park. The programme
arranged for the occasion will
embrace selections from the
choicest operas and the most
popular music. Everybody is
invited to attend.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28

THERE will be great excitement over the
news that the indianapolis club won a game
of base ball in Brooklyn yesterday. Twelve
innings We're played with a score of seven to
six in favor of our club. If they keep this
up they will be liable to prosecution for play
ing base ball on Sunday when they return
hop,a
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28

THE July convention at Chicago will be pc
culiar in having among its accredited dele
gates man already nominated for the presi
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28

Mr.. DoRsHEIMER, of New York, is urged as
a candidate for President, upon the ground
that he is Of German descent, and that it is
about time for a German American to be
elected to that office
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28

THE three tailors of Tooley street will put
up candidate to-day. He will attain formid-
able dimensions if taken up by some other
party But in that event what becomes of
the 'tailors?"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28

IT has been demonstrated that indianapolis
is big enough for national convention to rat
tic around in.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28

THE national Greenbaek convention meets
to-day, at II o'clock A. NJ, in English's Opera
house All are invited
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28

IA FIGHTING chance in Texas is open to
the Greenback party. But the same ''chance"
is open to all corners, with but few takers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28

The babe will be found in Boston. 1t is
the christening of it that will make the fun.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28

'IF we can only find man that some other
organization will adopt."-Several Green
hackers
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28

THE evil effects of pie have never been more
fully exemplifed than by series of events oc-
curing in rural community of West Virginia
The airs INDUCED in by youth who occupied
the distinguished position of chief clerk of the
crossroads store did not please certain young
ladies of the neighborhood. The clerk among
other failings, loved pie with a steadfast love,
and knowing this, the young women seasoned q
particularly seductive pie with white powder
and fed the Wand to him at picnic The pow
der turned out to be poisonous drug instead of
the gripping but harmless epson salts, and the pie
eater became very i'll, but eventually recovered
The first time he met one of the offending young
women, the irate clerk cut switch from way
side bush and laid it on her shoulders with vigor
She ran home crying with rage and modification,
and that night her brothers tarred and feathered
the nice dry goods store young man. The next
night one of the brothers, while walking along
the street, was shot and instantly killed by some
person as yet unknown, but supposed by all to
be the pie-eater. All this from love of pie and
the end not yet.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28

A PI1TsBURG woman suggests that women
can speedily subdue the ministers and church
authorities who refuse them admission into the
pulpit by simply combining to cut down the
wages of the present occupants to, say, $l2
week, sum usually considered a high salary
for woman. This plan, at first thought, seems
feasible for it is undoubtedly true that the vast
majority of church members are women, and
that they beg persistently and continually, hold
strawberry festivals and innumerable ''socials'
for the purpose of raising church funds. But
their scheme has fatal defect. They can beg,
and work, and collect money from every source;
but bless their dear hearts, the men and breth
rem have constituted themselves trustees, and
deacons and treasurers, and will take care of all
these funds, and will see that the male preacher
is duly installed and provided with a salary not
beneath his dignity to receive. The Pittsburg
sister must try again.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28

FERDINAND will not be lonesome. There
are quite number of wards in the peniten-
tiary.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28

B. F. Butler has begun suit against the Quid.
nick Company, of Providence Il l., teT S2ol wv
for legal services
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

Can be found at the following places
LONDON-A1nerican Exchange in Europe, 449
Strand.
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LOUISvULE-C. T. bearing, northwest corner
Third and Jefferson streets.
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Southern Hotel
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FARIS-American Exchange in Paris 35 Boulevard
des Capucines.
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WASHINGTON, D. C-Brentano's, 1,O15 Pennsyl-
vania Avenue
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NEW YoRK-st. Nicholas and windsor Hotels.
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cHICAGO-Palmer House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-07


Fa0M recent dee Hious 81 Che tfiba-
nails Of Arizona ii would appear that
the ta,are Of polyeamy, apparently an
integral portion OF the Mormon belief,
has been downed in that Territory
q would. therefore, be supposed that
IA Utah, which 6 also Territory Of
the United States in which identical
laws govern. courts and juries Of the
United States can very readily STRIVE
at 9 similuf conclusion Necessarily
under the Constitution OF the United
Suites. Il cannot be a matter Of relie
ious belief whether polygamy be taI.
Grated or prohibited in our Terrific
riea. But il is very eyident that the
yers great 1aaiar;y q the citizens Of
this eaaetry ae opposed te The pyae-
tice peiysHay in any asr oi tie
Republic. and although .he tribunals
whose immediate duty has been to
exfaund i6 opinion of thai majority
have been dareiieg in tlteir plain duty,
itisa matter tar public eunefatula-
ton that hey are now awakening 20 Is
proper SENSE OF their obligations 70
the Republic.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-07

4 VIGOROUS examination touehin
the evils which result from the em-
ployment oi partiaan United States
Marshals il about to be made by the
House Of Representatives let us
hope that the investigation will he
made vigorously, for the evil resulting
from the appointments Of these use
less and arhitary hirelings has be-
come notorious throughout tie Re
public i is notorious that, before the
introduction of this demonstrations
machinery in the conducting Of elec
tious for federal officers the eteetions
were o9n3netod much more honestly.
At the time Of che recent Presidential
election some two thousand federal
henehmen, the greater part Of Whem
had never hsen citizens Of The State Of
Ohio, aud very many OF whom we're
minor officials 81 the various depart
mautsof Washington, were made Dop-
MY United States NafRhals IL The
aiiy .ot Cincinnati. The legitimate
consequence Of this unnecessary mud
arbitrary measure was that. else
where throughout the leneth and
breadth Of the Republic. there were
NOT 10 many disturbances At the polls
AZ those which occurred in the city Of
Cincinnati The inference is very
plain 80 him who studies carefully
passing events Had there been 40
Deputy United States Marshals in
Cincinnati there would hive been no
disturbances during the election Il
is probable that the employers Of tho
hirelinQs cannot be eeaehed hut il is
70 be hoped THAT tie hireiiuva them
selves viii be dealt with to the full
extent Of the law.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-07

= sAN fftEesee journal feuurks
that the Republican par. prose
suted the greatesl Mar 8. molsrn
times with less expense tath peopia.
save ia blood tlan any amilar CON.
9alsioa ever enutiIel THIS stale
piaee Of hash the ffawHlsf takes the
trenble to aIspfWe HE means If The
same pian arguments which haqe
been So often use8 ta dispfove it.
The RerabIIssH purity Unopened To be
IA power during ~ neHai when
civil Naf ier which Hat Hssss ess
NOT the least 10 bl8me WaH iagehtaal
teaa end Fhat end happened near
u saafr Of years ago. and ii about
time thai the Hthsutons claim Of the
Republican party "a hiel reference
haz been maie anne IL an sH3 aIsa.
The Republican party lone did not
prosecute tHai civil war Had itnH
been To- the Democrats 81 the Aa#H
#HH 4Hsa faHHtituH - they Haa
cons 5faHe svalEHdz d Tire nHma=
eaae patty the KsHHh#aaH Harty
wouidhaya bseu as5 HsdIH OF Ia tue
contest. Loul.maahel assertions
Ike that quoted Above mai effect
fhe truth II historic 6aeta.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-07

Haae and there among the Kepbb.
lican Senators and Representatives
there is one who recognizes the faot
that the ablect allowance Of american
shipping interests Is ire % the short.
sighted policy Of the Republican
party One Of these gentlemen Is
Senator Cameron, Of Pennsylvania,
who impndently attempts 70 steal
Democratic thunder BY q proposition
That there abeii - rebaieffom tariff
duties on fgrsign goods IN ships built
and owned IN the United States. and
premium allowed on American
grown products and articles Of Amer
lean manufacture exported IN Ameri-
can vessels This ia very weak ia.
ynniion q ihe enemy and viii meet
undoubtedly with tie reception II De.
server On the contrary the tasoin.
lion Of Senator Hill 70 tbe effect
that in view q the actual and in
gpasing iepossiou in the value Of
the wages q labor aud Che products
Of farms, workshops and mines the
recommendation d tha President and
that u the Secretary OF the Treasury
e tho effect that the coinage Of silver
money be suspended and the issue Of
silver certificates prohibited, should
Be- diHmgar1ad, is ono that must
be approved by all thoughtful
citizens Mr Hin Is right in his
demand that in view Of tho constant
" increasing population and ex
changes Of the country, the coinage
If silver shall not DO reduced On
the other hand, tho proposition Of Mr..
Cameron is simply an absurd attempt
at whipping the devil around the
stump.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-07

rHa faet that no less Than thirty Of
the medical sentlemen Of this city
Hhonld be willing each 70 assume The
risk involved in attending properly 10
the duties connected with the position
Of Health Officer Of Los Angeles
should. on the lace Of It. be extremely
gratifying to our eitizeus but in thia,
as q all Things. there is such a thing
Is what the French term an embaerqs
dee rietessss, or to put il in the YER
naeular, redundancy Of g.w mate.
rial. It Is 10 be hoped that one or
two Of these gentlemen may be in,
dueed to withdraw from the contest,
10 that the ebeiee may not he 80 very
embarrassing
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-07

II it be true that the owners 81 land
in Che Highland View and .he High
land Park faeis intend to oppose in
any shy the construction Of che Los
Angeies& San Gabriel Valley Rail
wag.-au assertion for whiell the HER.
AID does moi Yoneh they viii find
themselves, it cannot be doubted in
q very unenYiable position Ne man,
or association Of men, ean oppose him.
sell or rhemseivea 10 the march Of
public Improvement without feeling
the full force OF Che public diaapproba-
lion The HERAbn trusts that tho
rumor to which reference has been
made viii be foand 10 be entirely
without foundation otherwise it will
lead 70 complications which viii result
IN good % no one
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-07


THe question Of Niles Maabey's en-
pacensot TO the Prince de Ia Cruche
Gass6e. of ancient Roman blood. and
whose fortune may need the bolstef-
ing up OF "a additional American for
tune, won SINCE the young lady came
into being, is about as interesting IL
the American public in general "a the
reported marriage at lhe President
elect to Young lady charming, OF
course - Of Buffalo Why should
such stupid nonsense be teleqraphed
to sensible American citizens? If
pennaess Roman noble anti wealthy
American girl choose 10 exchange
rank for bread and butter. what
should the rest Of ua eare-eapecially
when what We might care couldn't
make bic OF dill noe2 And net
ther the Constitution Of tha United
States, nor any amendment thereto,
has ever provided thai the President
oi this Republic shall many unless
he chooses to do sa-in which ease
the matter concerns only one Of our
tifty-Gye million citizens However,
so iar M the prineeiy alliance in
concerned. ii may be mentioned. a
the strictest eepH1eace. be it under
stood, that the prince ia question Is
Tie dts andaat in the first or tho
seeond generation Of a nameless ind
viau#I who. tfain btins what che Re.
u8u call s95a i Rome. that is TO
say rubbish beeamea leading banker
in that eiis Al the same time il
does not mattsr, 70 tal AZ the stability
ri the Republic is concerned sho
aut Young eoaalYV9aan mas9es or
WIN nay be Ned b. the President.
eIeel OF thu United states I'm both
cases aIeus takiug i ios granted
thaf the p45ties Immediately con.
serned Ike il. tbe fsa4ln hegs leave
to give .ham. and aaeh Fl them, ia
benedHsau
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-07
ITis i83ked upon IS aignilieant tha

n IS looked upon IS significant tia
the Soldiers aud sailors Veteran As
soeiaiion, o. Marion county, Indiana,
should tender les congratulations TO
Eiea pfeaident-eleet llendrieke npon
tha result Of the resent election for
President and Vice President Of the
United States It is signitieaut-~aig.
nitieant Of the fact that the army and
navy OF the United States are not. and
never nave been, either Republican
OF Democratic Letus hope that one
Of the many good effects resulting
from It Democratic administration Of
public affairs will be the complete re-
cognition Of this fact
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-07

It saa last month It's sess likels
therefore. that when The time shail
come fel Mr.. Cleveland in his turn 70
q re place TO a sueeeasoF. the Senate
a e1il aa Tho House Of Hepfesenia.
lives will Be Democratic and that the
Democratic lease u power vii BE ek-
tended indefinitely Is inised, for
tie good d the people it should BE-
Tho tariff must be reformed ard the
waning strength d Rarublieanism
viii qppose t ieebly and more feebly
still az the yeara 81 the coming Pfesi.
dental term roll on
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-07

flm future 81 the Sandwich Islands
has been q very frequent matter Of
speculation, and it has been tho fash
ion . couaede that they must uiti.
mately become Chinese The gov
ofnmont oi those lslands, however, ia
taking energetic steps 70 prevent tho
threatened disaster and a vigorous
Immigration IRON Japan is booked for
in the kingdom o. kalakaue. Il is a
historic fact that the weaker race a.
ways gives way to tho stronger. and
ii is very evident that in ali the en-
during elements Of nationality tho
Japanhse excel the people Of any othor
country ia bsia
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-07

lF We are to Judge from the advice
OF The President that al excise taxes
stall be abolished except shase ~ sIl##
tiled spirits-i saald sssn that TINS
is the on1y fiscal reform which fle Re-
publican party intends T. adsa#aie.
sud that the tariff reform 8iH not
be looked upon with iaFpr by
i6e Repubh a9twitts audiue
the piainly expressed wish Of Che PEG
pie At Inc laie election. # this course
De persisted n b. the opposition the
result viii be that. d she Hezt elae.
ton Of COagre men aud o Eegisla-
tors Of the dHorant States who elect
seusian the aiii 81 the pe0Ile wlii
Be axpressed even mere strongly tHan
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-07

THe incoming Republican Mayor
and City Council might fttnsly
show their appreciation 81 Demo
cratic magnauimity in the past by rc-
eleeting Chief euddy who haH
proved himself to be a highly capable
and satisfactory official They have
TIE opportunity What win they do
with i'll
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-07

Is forwarding it, election RETURNS 10
Washington the state q New Hamp.
shire assorted tho here1iiafg thrift Of
New England The returns we've sent
by mail Instead 81 Is messenger
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-07

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DAILY HERALD.


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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-07
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-07
E. pAssA. TEACHER,

Professor Of FRENCH Graduate Of tho UDi.
verslty OF Paris Schools and private lessone-
No. 100 ALSO STREET. Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-07
mrs. LAssAUGuE

Begs respectfully TO announce 70 the resi-
defts Of Los Angeles and its snyirons that
shu Intends locating permanently II this
city and that she Is prepared 20 receive ana
attend pupils for LESSONS In vocal culture,
pianof6rte and French, either private les.
sons or III classes Call on or address no.
South Fort street.. Call between A. u. and
9pW noyG
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-07
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fsafn Garden.
nesfi tonight ug ths HeeHa Lady o.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-07

ckRMAH LESSONS.
lfasoNs n wyslc AMp spAMsN.
MILLINERY.

Miss Maria Pruneda. teacher Of music
and spanish, gives lessons singly of ~
classes, 81 20 Spring street. dec2f
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-06
The wise read Franks advertisement

Save money by buying at Franks. Go to Franks, s43 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-06
ROUsatOlaic Railroad.

COMMENCING SEPT, a9, 1884. Trains Leave New Haven via N Y, N. H. H. R. R. at 9:30 a. m. and 4:0T p. m.. connecting at Bridgeport for Pittsfed and intermediate stations Albany via State Line and Saratoga
 H. D. AYERILL. General Ticket Agent.
 w. H. YEOMANS, Superintendent General Offices. Bridgenorf. Conn