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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-12
war,ine Uolor.do Repnb,,osns.

DENVER, Col, Sept. 12.--At Rspub-
lican state convention at Colorado Springs
last night, the committee on credentials
presented majority and minority reports
An exciting debate followed and was still
progressing ut late hour last night. The
factional contest Ia the most bitter known
in the political history of Colorado.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-12
Serious Accident to q Lady.

Joseph Dean, who served In the re-
bellion, as private in Company l. 23d.
Pennsylvania volunteers, and who re-
ceiyed physical injuries while in the
services, died at 5 p. m, yesterday, iu the
50th year of his age, from the result
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-07

bune beiaster AuIase Steuer in bic TarliNen
fir has Sabr 1884 unb 1885 feline ueiteren
S&ritte fir Die Collection beiagter Care Al err
9reifen, Bis Der Superpiiorenratb Don Dubuque
60. 70 psrorbnet bat.
gorbebalten ferner, bab, rpenn beIaste Du=
buque unb Nortbmefern G%iienbabn.G ompas=
ME Dor benz Soften 3aae bes DEFENDERS, 1885,
ni4t in sltem 9laubeH ben gau beiaster gis
ienbabn in beiastem Sulien 9omnibip ansefan.
gen bat, iol4e 10 auferleste Fare als p~erialen
ertldrt unb ibre Strei4nn9 perorbnet werbsn
iou.
Wenn innerbaIb Der oben an9egebenen Seit
befagte @iienbabn in gutem @lauben angefans
sen unb. ME oben anseseben, pslenbet iein
pirb, unb Der 0ountps S4asmeiifer auf ans
peiiung bes Guperpiiorens Ratbes bic oben ers
bobene 3are coIectirt bat, pirb bieielbe be-
fastsr Dubuque unb Hortbpefern @iienbabn=
Gompasnie mie fplst se,ablt ueroen:
Gine Sdlfte BON beiaster flint pro,ent Steutr
lou be3ablt rperben, rpenn beiaste Dubuque unb
Hortbmeffern Giienbabn Gompaanie tbr Sabnz
bett unb barauf ibr @eleiie pon Der sebrGu4lis
den Spurpeite auf fiinf Meilen pom ibrem
Sitliden 9nbpunft in Der Stabt Dubuque in
ununterbro6euer 9inie in beia9tsm Dubuque
0ountp csnitrlirt unb ferti9 9eittlt bat, unb bic
iibri9e SGlfte, menn beiaste Giienbabn ali
;ebu Weilen pom ibrem Sltliben @nbpunft in
bela9ter Stabt Dubuque in ununterbrohener
0inie in beIa9tem County Dubuque bis gu einem
Huntte in benz Sbal beS Qittle Mdquofetas
Sluies poatGnbis conitrIirt unb fertisseieui
morben ut.
Seiaste getrdse iolcn aui @nIpeiiuns bes GU
peruilorenratbes BON Dubuque @ountp, nadoen
bic Sruitees Don beiastem Sulien 8ownibir
bic pom @eieB por9el6riebenen Sertififate sll
Resiitrirung iiberrei6t baben, besablt werben
iebo6 ioq ni6t mebr pie cine SGlite Don beia9=
ter filnf Yro;ents Steuer in einem eSabr couefs
tirt ober be3ablt werben.
Situng pom l. October. -Oas @eiuf
BON o. 9. gurd 81 u. fir irrise geiteu:
eruns bes susitelunssplates bepiuist
ebenio bas @eiu9 uon 8. s. Burton &
SO. Die Steuern fir bas Sabr 1884 ioler
fslsenber Grt BON benz einSei6dtten Gisen:
tbum srboben werben: Staatsiteuer "a
Wius; Gountpiteler 4 Mius; Spe,ieus
SntsrsIenitsuer 2 MiI; grideniteuer p
gtiaS; Gountpi9ulftersr l IRiu grinens
iteuer u Mia; Srreniteuer % Mia, ales
pom Dollar, bann nod fir @ountpswete
so Gents aopfiteuer. Sir S9ulbiitricts
iinb bic seforDerten 0etrdse bewiaist nor.
ben. Sir @eiunbbeitsswede werben fir
Center Gownibip, gernon II. 8eru jebes 4
0tia nno bic StaOt Opsrspias 10 Mias
erboben.
Sieuns pom 2. October. Oas 9retO:
coa Der seitrisen Sibuns warb senebmist,
Sir bic 8 leeten Nonate bieies Sabres
wurben grmemunteritiibuns bewiaist an
Srau McGnor uon @aibington Sownibip,
Sranf Mit9el, u. Moriete q 9. gisse,
iebem $32. 0te 9iite Der Sorberunser
ioa einmal i'm y0ailp Seralo", ySailr
Democrat" unO rltational Democrat" pus
bli3irt werben. Sertasuns sine die.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-07

Sic repnblifanii&en Sldtter unb &eb:
ner bieies Oiitrictss seben iest nit Der I'M:
peri9dmteu 2ise fell, s. 9. Ssnberiou1s
Mnitrensunsen babe man IS 81 banfei.,
baB bic 8eteueruns bes &ir9eneisen:
tbums in Der lesten @eietsebuns I'm:
ieres Staates nidt gum @eies parb.
Wtan .f0nnte fait NIT bemielben &cdte
fasen, Senberfon lit S9uIb, bab Der Monb
bic Na9t erbslt. Ni9t Senberion ions
bern 9ineban unb benz betreffenben Gomite
bes lSauies fSmmt bieier Yerbienif al.
gr (9ineban) befiirwortete es, baB bic
i9dnbIi9e gia auf ben Gid selest werbe,
unb ie warb es. Die srOBte Mebrsabl Der
Yetitionen, bic 9e9en bas @eiet ein9tnsen,
tamen an bic @brehe BON S. s. 2ineban.
Statt f9 nun elm biaises &enommee su
ueridafien unb, wie ct 8e9t bate, ale
Petitionen ieIbit einsurei9en, perfubr er
anbers. Die Petitionen aus Der Stabt
Dubuque CAB er ielbft an bas 9aus elm,
bic aus Dubuque County unb auBerbalb
Der Stabt CAB er s. 8albwin gum Prds
ientiren, bic aus ben peri9iebenen gouns
ties IieB er BON ben einfluBrei6iten Mits
sliebern bes betreffenben Counties, aus benz
bic Petition berfam, erne rei9e unb intes
refirte 70 taft ale MitsIieber bes tSauies
an Der SppOition, mas berart wirtte, baB
bic Bill einitimmis uerporfen warb. llnS
mas that 9enberiOn2 @r %telesrapbirte bon
Waibinston aus an s. Gi9, In Ses
Moines, mas gu tbun iei, uno s. &i9
fam gu 2ineban unb gaIowin &atb gu bos
len. 9enberion iaste nod ni9t einmal,
ma. ioQte bafiir iorsen, baB bic Bill bur9
fieIe; er fraste, mas gu tbun iei That's
all.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-07

frat" BARTLETT; bic anbere 1T, baB mebr
slemter flr buusrise 9buotaten sei9affen
unb 2eute pon serinserer iuribii9en &ennts
niB 3u County. anwaIten sewdblt werben,
ba bic BesabIuns natarli@ serinser fem
mirb. Was Der @ountpsM nwalt NIT iibers
miesenb freiitnrtser 8ep0leeruns ni&t Elm
Muder ieia, 70 1T basieIbe Der Sau beim
Be3irtsanwaIt, ber bann au4 2eute IN
gountp's sesen Muder i9iten tann, mo
fe obnebem ni@t seiditt waren. Wtr
tnb Dor Der 9anb Der Inf@t, baB IS beim
Mlten bletben foq.
0ir mS9ten uniere 2eier, bic Snterehe
baran nebune1, bitten, uns ibre @nfi9ter
Sir unb Wiber n,itautbeilen. Wir font
men wabrideinIi9 mod auf bic amenbe'
mente suriid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-07
Cheap John.

Cheap John, Der betunnte Sreunb bes
unb zines Seben Sreunb, bat
etnen &leiber : Store, $50. 1919 Soma
StraBe, seseniber benz Martt serentet.
@s lit eritaunenb pie biuig er &leiber uers
fault. Mdnners unb 6nabenansise, bic
i6Onite auswubl. 9lio sebt bin unb iibers
Seust eu6, buB Cheap John wirtli9 Guer
6reunO 1T, Der aud weiB, baB Sbr ale
urbeiten miiBt, INN Guer @elb gu
per6ienen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-07
GO freut uus INNER I'D ieben, rpenn uns

g. freut ius INNER ID ieben, wenn rns
iere 9~anbsleute Gorti9ritte MAIDEN. Da
If Mtdael 5ouenfeIs. MIs Sas beri9s
tiste Temperen3seies In Kraft frat, Slaubte
CT fem @ei@dft aIs OroBbdnbler nit @es
trdnten mad S0inois perlesen gu uniifen.
Aber es Tam Mnbers. Die MuftrGse fir
GIai@enbier sinsen 70 maFenbaft elm, bab
Wite bimsins mnb elm SIai@enbierseiddft
I'M @roben anleste. Gr taufte Oampfs
mai6ine unb aefeI, Oampfappurat gum
&u@en bes gieres, &einisunssmai@inen,
tur, Nles, mas gum 9roBbstrieb nStbis
1T. 9eute ,iebt 9oqenfeIs tSslid 8 Gab
Bier auf Slai9en ab unb Tam ns9 feline
auftrdse nidt fiuen. $50 bas Bier bins
sebt2 Ssl i'd eud's iasen? Na9 Soma
unter allen mSsIiden Mamen. 9ier 1T
elm geweis, wie Gemperens bier I'M Staate
pirft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-07
9as bemufratiide staats. @Omite DC

9as bemofratiide Staatss gOmite Don
Soma bat in LETTER ISOLDE bic Namen Ell
ner anSabl &ebner pubIi5irt, bic bis our
8abl Die poIitii9e 5rasen er0rtern iolen.
Oils mir uns bic Ramen betra9teten, iaben
mir baB unter oenielben peber elm Sol.
lanbcr nod elm S9webe, nod elm 8 ane, ia
nod ni9t einmaI elm 0euti9er ilt2 0as
run bas2 SIT bas bemOfratii6e Staatss
Somite blinb2 @rabe .unter ben Srem6ges
borenen mil len bic nOtbisen Stimmen en-
wOrben perben, UNI bic Republifansr gu be.
iiesen. 0ieie Stimmseber sewinnt man
Sebn nal eber, wenn man ie in Der Mut.
teripra3e anrebet, ais wenn man en9Iiid
gu ibnen ipri6t. 9as @eridumniB III
nod gut gu MAIDEN, aber es 1T bic bO9lte,
alerb09ite 3eit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-07
SER WiQtbiaS Sauitert. Mercha

Serr WiGtbias Banitert, Merchant tai
lor in MaSeppa, @abuibap So, Minn., bat
cine i96ne 2uswabl uOn einbeimii3en unb
importirten Gu6en, iOpie @Giimir, @ooite6
u. (. 10, bic al Yreiswirbi9teit ni6t gu
iibertrefien finb. Gr erIudt bas Yublis
tum i'm 2lasemeinen unb feline 9~anSsleute
i'm geionberen, bel ibm uor5uipre6en. Die
6unbenarbeit piro %sarantirt. ga auf
l6nsllen llmiat unb serinse Yrofte sersds
net pirb, 70 finb bic Preiie niebris. guio
tommt, iebt bic slrbeit unb frast mad ben
Preiien!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-07

Sic 8nnocsregiernna ldBt INNER mebr
tleiue 0umpfer fir ben Miiiiiiippi bier in
ben Soma SrOn @ortS bauen. Gs iinb
wieber brei bieier 9umpfboote in ars
belt, bic fir BEN untern Strom beitslt
iiu6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-07
$tadt + Amgegend.
Entered at the post-ofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
@eiienber Msent :-Perr J. Qoebls.

Sn Sempletun, Carroll County, Soma,
bat Serr 81. S9rupp bic Site sebabt,
bic Msentur ber v@asette" fir Gempleion
unb bic llmsesenb gu iibernebmen. 9err
S9rupp lit ermddtist, NbOnnenten gu iam>
meI,., @eIber gu couectiren, unb bafiir gu
quittiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-07

Gegen Observation-Disclosures bat 9err
@m. Sste, Union Salle, indianapolis,
Snb., Or. au9uit &6niss s q M
burserEropen nit 9utem @rfolse
ansewaubt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-07
80 ut Sean Roejer?

Gerielbe mar iriiber in ct. Soiepbs college gu
ct. Gloub, Minn., unb 1T aus 9bnen sebirtig.
User nGbere gustunft seben tam, ri6te oieiel6e
al Die &eoaction oieies glattes, bic oafiir oants
bar III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-07
Nuittungen iiber empfausene 3elber, ein'
gegangeu biz Samitag Mbeno.
WSdeutlide 8riefife.

gto. a. - WOdentlide 8rieaiite.
Dubuque, ben 8. October 1884.
Sn wtI6sr ole Brisis anstetat Hnb. psIds pom 30. Gent.
Dts gum Q. Seibr. tn Der hteR9tn Qoitoffes anaetomu,n
unb uidt abssboIt porbeu fno.
Braun SSohn, Qeibolb Soc,
Srpeloln9 Sniannd, War5 Gatbarina,
Nlotran Senrp, Wobr George,
@intber 9ena, sSelbert 9lbam,
8rien Stepban, gGanneba6er q. 6. 81
0olf Wap WtiSs.
Waan perse1e ntdt, psnu man mad Brtefeu auf bteier 9ife
rast, 5a bsmsrtsn, baB ne a n st5sis I finb, uub b, Hum.
mer Der SrieEiite auSustbsu.
0soree 0rans. Boftm.ifu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-07
Nrdhed.

Srsb. Seer, 9lr9itsct unb Superintens
bent. Sdulsu unb 3irden cine Spe3ialis
tdt. a@te StraBe, Sw. Soma u. Clap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-07

Sn eberils Monnt sebt man nit Der
Sbee nm, elm neues @ottesbaus su bauen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-07

Gbtea8o Rarttbertmt.
Wer E~eIesrapb) 6. Oct. 1884.
0eiten-No. g.. 8 .774.
Wef6torn-5Sf gts.
S~afer-281 Cts.
Butter-14 bis 10 @ts.
@ter-16 bis 1871 Cts.
@btSfp-$1.13.
9 @wetne-$5.35 bis COS.
&tnbpteb-$6.00 bis $50.
81 wetuefeii9 --$16.50 bis 100.
MtItpaufee RatftSeet@t.
@er ~SsIesrapb) 8. Oct. 1884.
Wetttn-Ho. 2, 5 rs.
Safer 29i Cts.
@eIf&torn-52 Cts.
&o99en-541 @ts.
@erfe-58 Cts.
ct. 2ottS Rarftbert@t.
Wer EeIesrapb) 6. Oct. 1884.
W~eiten-rotber. go. 2, 5 .801.
Welfhtorn-52 @tS.
Sdfer-26f @ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-07
PROBATE OF WILL.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given. that an instrument of
writing purporting to be the last Will of AUGUST
~SCHUsTER, late of Dubuque County, Iowa,
deceased, has been opened and read; and that
Monday, the 27th day of October, A. D., 1884 has
been set for hearing the proof of the same before
the Circuit Court of Dubuque County, Iowa.
Dubuque, Iowa, Sept. 22nd. 1884.
(Seal.) u. DUNN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
3wks. By j. NJ. WERNER, Deputy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-07
gmenoement ~.

9ieIes ENHANCEMENT enbli6 perorbnet bic
9lufbebuns oes 9lmtes zines SeSirfsanpals
ties, unb orbnet bic @rpdblrng BON Gouns
~tpanwaIten an, wel3e an Steae Der ges
sirtsanpdlte treten, unO Swei Sabre I'M
@mte bleiben. 0ieies ENHANCEMENT wirb
babin iibren, baB ii6 Der @Ountpauwalt
better nit ben GriminalfdQen i'm County
pertraut MAIDEN fam, ais bies bisber benz
8%esirtsanpalte m0sli9 mar, unb baB Der
Dfisutlide 9nfIdser County anpaIt) zines
eOuntp's nit ii6erpiesen0 freiinniser ges
p6Iterins not6penbis aud nur Elm f~reiiins
niger Wtamn un6 ni9t elm Wert5eus Der
Maufsr isin fam. 0as 1T bic cine Seite
ber Sa9e, pie iie Der Davenport Demo-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-07

Sn Der b~iesidbrisen SerbffwabI, am a.
Nooember, merben bic @abIer bes Staates
Soma iiber pier Imenbemente CUR gonfti:
tuition abauifimmen buben. 0ieie pie'
Qmenbements Iauten:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-07
ENHANCEMENT |.

Die @eneraIwabl fir Staatss, Se3irts:
Gountps unb Sopnipip:S eamte iou ON Oien
fog nod benz eriten Wontas i'm Nopembs
ifuftiuber.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-13
PERSONAL MENTION.


Col F. S. Robinson, Of Boston, is at the Grand
Hotel.
c. NJ Long, of Lafayette, is at the Bates
House.
Colonel VIM Starr, Of Richmond is at the
Bates House.
Hon. John r. Cofroth, of Lafayette, is at the
Grand Hotel.
Dr. J. A. Houser and wife, of Arcadia, are at
the Grand Hotel
J. D. Mitchell, of Terre Haute, was at the
Grand Hotel yesterday.
Colonel A. E, Cook and William Clark, of st.
Louis, are at the Bates House.
Hon. Eb Henderson and Colonel jeff X Scott,
of Martinsville, are at the Bates House
NJ. Calvin, of Rochester, n Y, has arrived in
the city from Nebraska and a Western tour
r. B. Wightman, formerly Of this city, but
now of Cedar Beach, has become hopelessly de
ranged and will be brought to the Insane Hos
pital to-day.
George A. Dickson, Frank Bird and other
prominent and influential citizens have gone to
Cincinnati to see the food. The suffering there
is great enough without this awful visitation.
T. T. Boots Greenfield; n. J. Smith, Lewis
vile; G. W. Homsher, Dublin; W. F. CurTier,
Thorntown; E. Hubbard, New Castle; F. Peters,
Danville, H.; F. A. Coffman, Anderson; w H.
Higgins, Lebanon, were at the Occidental yes
terday.
E. S Tuley Louisville, Ky; A. Brownell,
Rochester, N. Y; NJ. Seward, Kokomo; George
w. Sueeve, Anderson; Geo l. Reed Peru; H.
Virgins, Richmond; David E. BEEN, Spencer
r. Spencer, Burlington, Ia, E. Banning, Col.
H P BARTON 6 ID Richardson Fl b FlV Chi
cage; Samuel Born S. Stuart, Lafayette, were
at the Denison House yesterday.
F. NJ. Charlton, Lebanon; N. T. Lewnlan,
Greencastle; F. N. Taylor, Chicago NJ Gregg,
Danville; E. r. Gross, Philadelphia NJ. E. Flesh,
Piqua, O.; H. Calderwood Chicago J. H.
Champ, Cleveland, o.; w. L. Lattun Lafayette
SIR Quick, Columbus S. w. DUNCAN, Frank
lin; E. NJ. Branch, Martinsville F. F. Simpson,
Connersville, were at the Grand Hotel yester
day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-13
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

1yra Hall has been engaged by the committee
for St Patrick's Day celebration.
The Phoenix Literary Society viii give their
fourth entertainment this season at Mennerchor
Hall on tomorrow evening
A building permit was issued yesterday to A.
Kramer for S, 600 frame house on New York
street. between Liberty and Noble.
The ladies of section No 2, of the Second Pres
byterian Church, will give a social at the church
parlors this evening, to which all are invited.
All prisoners who are arrested by the police or
other officers in the city, will be Immediately
vaccinated, the Board of Health having so or
dered.
The entertainments of tile Sisters of Provi-
dence, announced to begin tonight at Masonic
Hall, have been postponed for one week, and will
be held at Lyra Hall.
There are now 301 posts of the Grand Army of
the Republic in Indiana, which is forty six more
than it was expected would be organized before
the annual encampment this year
Moses McLain, furniture dealer, was before
Justice Woodland, yesterday, on a charge of whip
ping his wife, but the case was continued on &C
count of the woman's delicate condition.
The funeral of Charles Learned will take place
this morning at 10 o'clock. The Tippecanoe Club
will attend in q body, and Revs. O.. G. McCulloch
and 3. F. Foster will perform the funeral service.
The executive committee of the National
Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet
in this city on the 10Th inst A public meeting
will be held at the Grand Opera-house in the
evening
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-13

the nameless streams. Perhaps as great dam
age is done to a State in the waste of fences.
bridges and crops by the overflow Of little
streams as by the overflow of great river.
We do not notice this, because it is a few dollars
or few hundred dollars here and there and
here and there the loss of human life or that
of beast But many hundreds make thousands
"a long column of small numbers, when
added, makes big sum- What
is needed is legislation requiring
the Strengthening and deepening of these water
courses. Our water courses are too small and
too crooked for big rains. l have seen
streams where the channel marked almost the
lower part of the written letter 'q7-apparentlY
two rivers side by side for a mile or more with
only an embankment of earth rod or two wide
between them. Is there not here problem for
our legislators? If they oblge the people to
ditch ought not the State to enlarge and straight
en- the water coursesl G. A L.
MUNCIE. Ind. Feb. s. 1884
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-13
An Arrangement of the Press.

To the Editor of the Indianapolis journal;
Now, while the Journal isso anxiously looking
about to find the persons guilty of closing our
history in the public schools with Buchanans
administration, would it not be well before it ad
vances further to first sweep before its own
doors" What have the patriotic citizens and
vigilant newspapers been doing for these eleven
years. Is it possible that such stupendous
outrage can exist and the public fail to know
It'll Can it be that in the great
city of Indianapolis there has not been a
patriotic citizen or a newspaper during the past
eleven years enough interested in the public well
fare to inquire into or examine the workings of
their echoolsl If not, who is to blame more than
they2
Would it not be well for the press while it is
turning heaven and earth to find an i'll tale of
our fellow man. while it spares no money or
pains in publishing scandal and fraud, to occa-
sionally look into those things which are of vital
interest to the Commonwealth Z. A. ALLEN
KINGSTON, Ind, Feb T.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-13
ECLECTIC College commencement.

The fourth annual commencement of the Indi-
ana Eclectic Medical College was held at Englshs
Meridian street hall last night. The exercises
opened with prayer by Rev. Ross G. Houghton,
the address on behalf of the faculty was de-
livered by DR.. Harry Taylor and the class
valedictory by W. M. Brown, DR.. Elias Hub
bard, comforting the degrees on the following
graduates: A. B. Albaugh, city; s. p. Cres-
son, Carroll county; H. A. S, Park, city; W. H.
Hubbard, New Castle; D. G. Trembly, Clark's
Hill, w. Robbins, city; A. L. Clum,
Minnesota; w. NJ. Brown, Clermont One
of the graduates is a colored man. One of
the professors stated that three of the students,
one of whom is j. S. Jordan the Lung Reno
vator, whose interior department has adorned SO
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-13
What Shall BE Done with the Water?

To the Editor of the indianapolis Journal:
While the attention of the people is called to
The Ohio river by the destruction Of property
and life caused by the flood, would it not be we'll
10 ask what legislation notional and State, is
needed to avert in part like disasters in the flu
turel 1t must be apparent to all who reflect for
moment that our bitches or drainage system
throws into our water-eourses, within twenty
four hours, as much of a heavy rainfall or of
snow-water, as twenty years ago entered these
streams in a week, OF even months time
There are in this State bitches Of many miles
length, almost as broad and deep as a canal, run
ming through what was once swampy ground.
Into these large bitches a countless number of
smaller ones draining the land on each side for
a mile or miles, pour their waters.
The whole State may be almost ikened to the
sloping roof of an immense building, which hur-
riedly pours the rain-drops falling it into the
eave-troughs, which are called rivers AID creeks
These overflow because not large enough to lead
of the water This is not merely true of tho
Ohio and Mississippi, but of the smaller, even
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Steamer Burned.

ST. LOUIS, Feb 12-The steamer w p Hal
liday, of the New Orleans Anchor line, burned to
the waters edge at o'clock this morning. Pri-
vate Waterman Matt Brown was the only person
on board. He was burned badly and taken to
the city hospital. The boat arrived here on Sun
cargo yesterday and dropped down to the cotton
compress, where she was laid up in charge of the
Waterman. The origin of the fire is unknown.
The boat was valued at $50, 900. No insurance.