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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-21

Cardinal Simeoni. project of the Propaganda,
has sent 81, 900 to the distressed Christians in
Tonquin.
The cordial welcome given to the new Spanish
minister at Washington produced an excellent
effect in Madrid
MacFarlane member of the Commons for Car
low, has seeded from the Parnellites owing to
the violent articles in the United Ireland
DR.. Wilhelm Lewe, leader of the Progressists
and member of the Prussian Reichstag and
Prussian Landtag, has been stricken with apo
pleXy.
The Sandown Park hurdle race for the grand
prize was won by Cannon's formerly Lorillard's }
Sachem NJ Dawson's Zeus second, Rough Dia-
mond, third.
England has given her sanction for a future
increase Of Turkish import duties, provided the
abuses now prevailing in the management of Gus
toms be suppressed
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Nearly Within Its Banks.

CINCINNATI, Feb 2O.-The river is falling
one inch and half an hour, and tonight is
ffty-seven feet, eight inches At IL p. NJ. it is
nearly within its banks business houses are
being rapidly reoccupied, streetear and railroad
communication is well nigh restored, and gas is
expected tomorrow.
The mayor of Newport, Ky, and the relief
committee of Pomeroy, o., announce that they
need no more outside contributions. Major
Byrne, of the Ohio State relief commission,
says the people need help upon their houses He
tried to get the government to furnish lumber
instead Of tents, and also have coal supplied
General Beckwith has no authority to do either
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WEAK MARKETS AT CHICAGO
Conflicting RumOrs Together with Heavy
Sales Forces Prices Down.
What They Expected to Gain by I'm
favorable Crop Reports, Etc.


Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Today, on Change, the
markets were weak but active, with an activity
confined almost entirely to the local speculative
crowd. The decline for the day in wheat
amounted to nearly &c, the May option closing
at 9S 7-Sc. The ''Big Four" distinguished them
selves by selling everything and gaining as many
followers as possible. They sold heavily yester-
day, and it is thought but for the natural weak
ness in the markets. to-day, the effect of so much
free selling would have manifested itself in
renewed strength and perceptible advance in
values.
The sharpest decline in wheat, to-day, took
place near the close, owing to rumors of heavy
local failure The most careful investigation
was fruitful of nothing indicating either the
name of the firm or the starter of the report
The rumor lost all credence before the close
fBullo arguments on the wheat question seem
every day more difficult to find, and such as+hey
are they seem to work one way about as well as
the other A day or two ago they based their
hopes on freeze-up wherein to build reports of
injury to the coming crops. The freeze-up
s s;ane azla The bulls are disconsolate over a
loss of twice what they hoped to gain.
Although receipts of corn were somewhat
lighter anda growing per cent of it still below
contract grades, it was influenced by the gener-
al weakness and dropped off about lie. While
fairly active, there trades in corn, or any
of the other markets of nature to indicate
that unusual significance should be attached to
them. The operations of the big Four" are
regarded by other heavy house as of no particu-
lar moment, since they can only influence
values temporarily, and very slightly at best
Pork drop ped from $177O to $1745 10 but
subsequently recovered sufficiently to close at
$1Z57 IL. There was no movement in provis
ion circles deserving of mention
On the call wheat advanced, 1-Sc better and &C.
tive; corn 1-Sc higher and steady; oats, weak;
rye shade lower; provision easy. On the curb
May wheat advanced 10 SO 1-Sc; corn, So 3-4c;
oats to SO l-2c pork to $1767 10; lard and ribs
SC and closed strong at $9.77 IL for lard and
&c.. % 10 for ribs.
Interior loadings for the last twenty four
hours to noon to-day on the five principal grain
roads terminating in Chicago were Wheat, 90
ears; corn, 246 cars; live stock, 34S cars.
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Falling Rapidly at Aurora.
special 70 the Indiannrolis Ionrnnl

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
AURORA, Feb. 20.-The heavy rains, yesterday
and last night, brought out the Miami bank full,
and not only checked the fall in the river but
brought it up few inches Tonight the river
is just about what it was last night but it has
begun falling again, and is going down quite
rapidly. The heavy wind, last night, toppled
over number of houses, but did no special
damage. An old man named Bittner died in the
schoolhouse last night, of consumption. It is
expected now that the O. & NJ trains will be
running through to Cincinnati by Friday morn
ing. The steamer City of Madison was wind
bound at Parlor Grove last night, and did not
get her passengers here until this morning.
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General Fremont,s Health.

NEw YORK, Feb. 2O,-A reporter visited Gen
eral John c. Fremont at New Brighton, Staten
Island, yesterday, to ascertain the truth con
corning a rumor that he was dangerously ill
from heavy cold and complication of other
ailments. Last week." the General said,
lowing to the very unhealthful weather, 1 con
tracted an attack of influenza that for three
days made it impractible for me to attend to my
business in the city. But l readily shook off the
attack, went to my Office in Broadway on Sat
urday, and 1 expect to continue to do So 1
have fully regained my usual health, which is
excellent in all respects and has seldom been
better than during this winter"
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The Tokar Relief Expedition.

CAIRO, Feb 2O.-Troops are arriving at Sua-
kim so rapidly that the advance on Tokar will
probably be made on Saturday. Tomorrow
two thousand men will muster at Trinkitat
The military council has decided to leave l 800
English soldiers at Suakim, sending $500 to
Trinkitat. Admiral Hewitt will make a stimuli
taneous movement from Suakim, while General
Graham advances by the hillroad from Trinkitat
on Tokar Scouts report Osman Dgma with
1000 rebels guarding the defiles of the hill road
leaving 5000 of the tribe of Baddendowas to
watch Suakim
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In a Business-Like Manner.

WHARTON, Tex, Feb. 2O-Manley Rowe, a
prominent citizen, rode up to the depot, this
morning, dismounted and stepped within three
feet of young fellow named Lewis Charlton,
leveled gun and discharged load of buck shot
into Charltons right side, killing him instantly.
Rowe Immediately surrendered He says Charl-
ton insulted Mrs. Rowe.
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INC Central rrottinc Cirouit.

TOLEDO, o., Feb. 2O.-The Michigan and Ohio
Trotting Association met here to-day Erie, Co
lumbus, Terre Haute, East Saginaw Detroit
circuit will be known as the Central Spring
Trotting Circuit and include the following
places with the dates of meetings annexed
Terre Haute, May 81 to 30; Chicago, June to s.
Kalamazoo June 10 to 49, Saginaw, June 16 to
81; Detroit, June "a to %; Toledo, July to L.
Entries for Terre Haute, Kalamazoo, Detroit,
Saginaw and Toledo close June 8.
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Fall of a Bridge.

LEEcHBURG, Feb. 2O.-The wire bridge span
ming the Kiskaminetas river, at Apollo parted its
wire cables yesterday Immediately over the pier
in the middle,o of the river, and went down with
a crash. William Henderson and Harry Yenk-
ms, crossing with load of sheet-iron. were
thrown into the river. Henderson escaped with
a cold bath, but Jenkins and two horses were
drowned
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
The Natives Worsted in the Recent Encounter
at MacuIla,

LONDON, Feb 2O.-The recent fight between
whites and natives at Macoulla rose through the
agent of the Dutch factory employing Krooboys,
to which the natives objected. Eight hundred
natives attacked the factory, which the agent
defended with cannon and armed men. During
the fight number of natives took shelter be
hind the powder magazine. The defenders of
the factory fred into the magazine, which ex-
ploded, killing many natives. The fight contin-
ued several hours, when the natives withdrew,
leaving forty dead
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Died Together.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 2O-F. c. Brady and wife,
an aged couple, died natural death this morn
ing at their home. They were found in each
others arms. He was formerly wealthy rail
road contractor, but lost his money through
fraud on the part of Others and has of late years
been employed in the United States engineers
Office.
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Mail service suspepded.

LAREDO, Feb 2O.-The mail between Mexico
and the United States is suspended indefinitely,
owing to the controversy between the Postofice
Departments of the two governments relative
to the payment of the carrier between Laredo
and New Laredo. The sum in dispute is 1852.
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The AlIinnce Rank Eni1nre.

ALLIANCE, o., Feb. 20-Laubern 4 Gray the
assigned bankers, and the committee of credit
ors. have agreed on basis of settlement, by
which the firm pays one third of its liabilities as
soon as the assignment is lifted, and the balance
in one and two years, without interest
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John Fl. Mckinley, counsel of the Real Estate
Owners Protective Association, of New York,
has been arrested on the charge of blackmail-
ers of property on the east SIDE telling them
their houses were used for improper purposes,
and threatening to bring actions against them.
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Reforms in Merry.

ST. PETERSBURG Feb. 2O.-A commission is
celebrating vast scheme of reform in the ad-
ministration of Merv Turcomans are urging
the retention of native institutions.
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TUESDAY NIGHTS TORNADO.
Narrow Escape of the Indianapolis Relief
Steamer City of Frankfort

Narrow Escape of the indianapolis Relief
Steamer City of Frankfort.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RocKPoRT Ind, Feb 2O-The relief steamer
City of Frankfort reached here at 9 o'clock TO-
night a gale having something of the appear
ance of a tornado struck the river last evening
as the boat was landing at Yellow creek. forty
miles above here, to place a family of sufferers
on shore. and ragged furiously during the greater
part of the night. The boat for a while seemed
to be in danger of capsizing and had it not
been for fortunate landing, which was made
under HILL given some protection from the
fury of the gale it could not have escaped being
overturned. The captain of the steamer and
| all on board were much frightened The VIC
lent waves which dashed against the shore de
molished many houses standing in the water,
and caused terrible distress along the
river The relief steamer Matte HAYS,
which was four miles below Rock
port at the time, was driven
in among some trees and narrowly escaped be-
ing demolished. Opposite Rockport a boatfun
| of people was overturned, but all were rescued,
after being swept among the trees A skiff con
tanning eight persons capsized near Troy but all
were carried into the shore on the waves and
were saved.
The loss caused by the wind will reach many
thousand dollars. Farmers and people living on
the kentucky shore suffered more than those on
the Indiana side, because the gale swept across
the river in that direction So far as known
there has been no loss of life.
Sixty thousand ratons have been distributed
from New Albany down to this point The boat
will probably reach Evansville tomorrow even
ing.
Thirteen Persons Killed in the Cohaba Valley.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Feb pa cyclone swept
through Cohaba Valley yesterday noon 1t is
reported thirteen persons were injured in one
community
At Leeds the cyclone swept away section
house of the railroad, killing three negroes. An
old white couple named Bass were seriously in
iured. Three miles south of Leeds the house
of John Poole was blown away, and a son,
daughter and child of the tenants instantly
killed Poole his wife and four children were
Aery badly injured. The residence and premises
Of Dr. w. F. Wright, railroad contractor, were
demolished. The body of Dr. Wrights mother
was found one hundred yards from the house,
fearfully manglcd Annie Jennie, Thomas,
James and Edward, children Of Dr. Wright have
arms or legs broken Harriet McGrew, the
cook, was killed OF twenty four carts, two
wagons and three horses on the place, nothing
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Killed by an Explosion.

CosHooToN, o., Feb. pa saw-mill boiler
exploded yesterday at West Carlisle, near here,
killing two men named Ridenbaugh and Buck
master, and severely wounding several others
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match game of cushion carom billiards be-
tween Thomas Gallagher, sporting editor Of the
Globe Democrat, and Eugene Carker, of Ceve-
sand, for $500 a side, four hundred points was
32Z Carker's average, 1898; the best on rec
ord
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The French in Tonnnin.

PARIS, Feb. 2O.-Enough materials of war to
accomplish the objects of France will arrive in
Tonquin before the end of February.
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Steamship News.

New YORK. Feb 2O--Amived: Erin, from
London Oder from Bremen; Wieland from
Hamburg State of Nevada, from Glasgow.
LONDON Feb 2O.--Arrived: St Simon, Den
mark, Furnessia and Donau, from New York;
Prussian, from Boston.
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= Henry Ward Beecher Emory Storrs, of Chi
eago; John D. Mckenzie and Chief Justice Noah
Davis were the speakers last night at the great
mass meeting in Brooklyn favoring a more
stringent excise bill
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OTHER CASUALTIES.
Two Men Fatally Scalded by the Bursting of
Steam Pipe.

New ORLEANS, Feb 2O.-On Tuesday evening
the steamboat Clinton burst steam pipe one
hundred miles above the city, fatally scalding
George Peerce. Patrick Murphy assistant engi-
neer, was also scalded.
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mir baben 3eit senug gebabt, uns oas
gu iiberlegen. Sie Wobnung bort
miiBte tpenigftens 10 bergeri9tet iein,
baB es ein meni6entpitrbiger Mufent=
balt 1T; bdtte i6 es geabnt, es tpdre
ldngif ettpas gefdeben; 10 tpie iie iebi
TT, bringe id 6as Md66en ni6t binein.
Sie erfen biersebn Sage bleibt fie bier,
ba rebe mir nur ni6t bagegen.
Sa iinb tpir tpieber auf bemielben
Sled, fagte bic alte Dante.
1lnb gan5 auf Dem ri9tigen, Mfutter
gs entftanb eine fleine pauie, udb=
reno tpel9er man ttur bic @trtdna6eln
flappern b6rte.
9eute finb es 5uei Sabre, 6ab BEN
gennetpiber 6as ungliid traf nit ieinen
S6bnen, begann Der iunge Mann enbz
lid; es 1T bod fur6tbar, suei &inber
auf einmal 51 berlieren.
@ott, ia, es 1T entfebli6! Himmte
bic iunge Grau BEL. Sd begreife nod
beut ni1t, tpie es pafliren fonnte.
(Gortiesuns foTst.)
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: Sie 6emofratif6 getporbene Sls.
Staatsseitunq beriftet.

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mir tpdren beinabe am gingqnge au
Sobe gebriidt tpprben, tpenn rti9t Elm
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Papa einen poli5iiten, ob i9 Sbnen
ni6t bic 9anb rei9en biirfte, bod fagte
Der Mann, baB Sbre 9anb bpm bielem
9dnbef6iitteln 10 bid tpie papa's &opf
geDorben lei. Sd leie BEN uPupil's
@ompanion", unb in Der lebten STUNT
mer ftanb Sbre 2ebensgei6i9te, tporin
gefagt uurbe, 6aB Sic gerne lernten,
unb bas 1T geraoe 6as, mas i9 tbue.
Sd bin in Der 4. &lai5e bes Grammar
Department" In @9ule No. 81. papa
glaubt, baB Sic feline 3eit bdtten, met
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tuelbes mir einen 10 biibf6en 8rief FEM
bet. @s freut mid, gu b6ren, baB Su
NIT 2uit unb 2iebe lernit, unb i9 muB
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uobl bel Seite feBen barff. Sbuff Du
bas 2eBtere, 10 tpirif 9u ipdter finben,
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f6e un6 berfi6ere Sid, baB i9 berbleibe
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giun fragen mir unfere 3eier, ob Der
8rief bes elfidbrigen Ndb9en ni1t bon
biel mebr @eif un6 8eritanb seugt, tpie
bic Mntwort, Die ber Prdiibentf9aftss
fanbibat linn siebt.
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- Infer 2aser bon fertigen 9lei=
bern umfabt bas Naerneueife unb Bette
uno iibertrifft ane in Der @tabt.
pancDaf & @obn.
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Gmgen @i@ters g9abltaftif.

Cine duBerif an1uiante 8eleu6tung
finbet bic Mabltaftif Der 6erren guz
gen &i9ter unb @enpifen i'm r8erliner
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feline 2anbsleut e ausaupdblen uno an
bic geeigneten Srte bin3ubirigiren.
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ct felbit sur 8eriantmlung o6er f6idt
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bin, Der fi& ndnli9 immer in Woae
bineinrebet. Sou abgetpiegelt tper=
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au @ebote iteben6en 2iebenspiirbigfeit
babinre6en.
Ser o9pruprebner" 9err 9dnel 1T
bort am BlaBe, too es gilt, mebr re9ts=
ffebenbe 2iberale ay fangen. Ser 9err
reoet ttdmli@ np9 itnmer gern BON Der
groBen einigen liberalen partei.
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gauernfang ausgeben, ber es au9 ferz
tig bringt, 6en 8eueis 5u fiibren, baB
bic Seuti6freiiinnigen in eriter 9inie
bic Snterefen bes Bauernitanbes mabrz
ten. Wdbrenb 9err 8D9tenmanm flar
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partei nor allen Dingen bic pripats
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fiir Staatsbabnen.
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mad benz @ei6mad berienigen 2eute
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Ser 3eitidriftenabiats mad Nprb=

WMeCtIW
aus 6em 2eip3iger 2oniultatsbeairt Der
8ereinigten Staaten betrug i'm Sabre
1883IS4 q. Ottober Bis 80 @eptember)
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nit iiber cine 8iertelmillion. ndmli9
NIT 1863, 1883 Dollar. gDas ben 3eits
i9riften=@erfanot betrifft, 10 betrug Der.
ielbe in ben einaelnen 8ierteliabren
ult. December 1883: 16,991.95, ult.
Mdr3 b. S.: 2O,939.72, gmbe SUM s..
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Wertb Der 8uGerausfubr f9manfte in
benielben Quartalen tpie folgt itetig
abpdrts: 71,002.52, 59,6O1. .79, 81 :
298.7 49, ,652.50 9oll. 8ei ben Wtu=
fifalien lauten bic 3iffern folsetpeii ie !:
13,653.31, 11,114.80, 15,034.77, 6,=
687.94 Dollars.
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Die
aB6tb.ntltd,e grese @teifs
eridetnt
ieben Drnnerf.as
unb fcfet
$3.50 bas Sabr pber $1.25 fur 6
WlOnate in gcrausbe3ahlans.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-11-04

SIN Omnibus. Dinner (na6
bal6ftiinbiger Dual, febr bei@eiben): !:
sd CLAUDE, es wdre nur gere9t, tpenn
i'm Omnibus na6 @epi9t beaablt miirs
be."-9ider: nSei'n Sic frOb, baB es
ni6t 10 1T, fein gonbueteur tpiiroe es
Der Mabe tuertb balten, sic mit3auebs
1lten."
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Gin Mpotbefer
9lner's GariapariQn,

SoIsenber Brief pon einem unierer betanntciteit
apotbeter in Rnfia&uietts iit fir isben asibenSen
pon Snterefie:-
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Gin arntes Mdotbe,t.
gOn SO. Seimtbnrs
(Gprtfebuns.)

(Gprtfebune.)
gs tuar Elm iltnig banfbarer grief
0aranf gefomnlen nit benz finbli9en
Weripre@en, 6em lieben papa ftets cine
folgfame So6ter fein at tpollen. l1nb
NUN, beute, lag tpie6er elm fIeiner 8rief
hnr INN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-11-04

= Wir iinb in bieier eaiion beFer
benn te porbereitet, unferen Gunben,
bic &leiber nod MaB beitelIen, bolle
Satisfaftion gu geben. Sci Mienanb
peroet Sbr Mqes befer finben tpie BEL
1,10,t3W PancDa1t & Spbn.