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THE FIRE RECORD.
a Damaging Blaze in the Hecla Branch of
the Calumet Mine.

MARQUETTE, Oct G.--Fire has broken out in
the Hecla mine one hundred feet beneath the
surface. John Rayson and Thomas Grusble
were suffocated, and their bodies cannot be
reached.
LATER-The fire which broke out in the dry
portion of the Hecla branch of the Calumet and
Hecla mine on Saturday is still raging. 1t is in
the timbers of the sixteenth level, l. 100 feet
under ground, and above the present workings,
which are at considerably greater depth. The
smoke arising from the flames is so sitting that
the fire cannot be reached, and endeavors
to extinguish it are necessarily attended
with extreme difficulty and danger Its
origin is not known. When it
was discovered. John Rapson and Thos Gribble
were sent down to start the pump at the l, 100
foot level. As they did not return, a rescuing
party was sent to their relief. They saw Rap
SON who had been suffocated by the heat and
smoke, but could not reach the body. Suisse
fumes arising from the burning tmbers,
and the men were dragged out senseless.
RestOratives were applied in time to save their
lives On Monday Rapsons body was recov-
cred, but that of his unfortunate comrade still
remains in the mine There are a number of
men in the lower levels, but as plenty of air can
be got to them there is but little apprehension
as to their safety Work is suspended at the
mine, all the shafts being closed, and the most
strenuous efforts are being put forth to subdue
the fia1nes
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A CINCINNATI FAILURE.
A Jewelry House Charged with Systematic
ally Swindling Its Creditors.

BosToN, Oct. GA special from Providence
says the failure of Emil Dahlheimer & Co.
jewellers, of Cincinnati. has caused much excite
rlent among manufacturing jewellers in that
city and Attleborough, who appear tc have be-
come involved to the extent of 100000 to $780,
600. From statements from those who are in a
position to know, including the manager of
Dun's mercantile agency, it appears that the
whole affair is a deliberately planned swindle
July % last Dahlheimer called at Dun's mercan-
tile agency and made showing to the effect
that he was worth from 500 900 to $50, 900 in
stocks and fixtures, and owed between 81, 600
and S., 900, which was his whole Indebtedness
He promised to substantiate the statement
but failed to do so. Ii has always been
surmised that he was connected
with Charles j. and Joseph Steinau, who re
Gently failed but he made positive denial 1t
has since been aseertaned the denial is untrue
Among those Ii Providence of whom he bought
goods and who have sent them, are J. c. Rich
ardson, Atwood q Colwell, William Hamilton &
Co. Carr q Williams, John McCloy, Charles S.
Pine, W. II. Richards, William Butt and Rabbit
& Cameron He ordered largely from others,
who fortunately have not sent the goods. 1t was
reported it had been discovered, lately, that he
would buy goods heavily here, and almost sim
UNANIMOUSLY sell them. out West, at 10 per cent
below cost. One of the heaviest losers reported
is John Etzensperger, of Attleborough.
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Correspondence of the Indiana polls journal.
MADISON, Ind, Oct 5.-The meeting at Han
over Friday evening, was the largest and best
seen there for many years. The occasion was
enlivened by the splendid music furnished by
the Pleasant Valley Cornet Band These young
men are fine players, and present a handsome
appearance in their nice uniforms and torch
caps Mr.. Rebuck spoke about an hour and a
half, paying particular attention to the tariff
His remarks were heard with the closest atten-
ton, and frequently applauded. Mr. Rebuck
excels in clear and forcible statement, and the
farmers were well pleased. His canvass of this
county has been a highly advantageous one for
the Republican party.
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The Riotinc in Mexico.

LAREDO, Mexico Oct 6-Well- posted parties
who have arrived from the interior attribute the
real cause of the recent bloody riot in the town
of Sabinas to the high state of political feeling
existing between the Trevino and Narajo par
ties, both of which have candidates in the field
for the governorshipo of the State of Nuevo Leon,
Alcade Santes and his father were prominent
adherents of General Trevino's party 1t is
thought FL Cayote, the bandit. was incit ted to
lead the attack by adherents of Genetal Narajos
faction The Alcade was killed in the presence
of his wife and his aged mother. AS late as yes
terday band of rioters were fortified in build
ing which they had captured, and were success
fully resisting the government troops sent
against them.
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john AIcCullough's Latest Freak.

ST. Louis, Oct. 6--John Mccullough passed a
quiet day but became violently agitated to-
night. He went to the Union Depot, attempted
to board q train, and declared he
would 70 to New York The con
ductor resisted his efforts, and Mr..
DIeCullough knocked him down He then got
unto buggy and started toward the river, but
was overtaken and conveyed to his room, at the
Southern Hotel. where he became quiet. He is
in charge of kind friends who will take good
care of him. His old friend, John
NJ Morton, manager of the opera house, will
spend the night with him. He declines to go to
Hot Springs with Doctor Keller, and insists upon
either going to New FORK or opening an engage
ment here next week.
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Correspondence of the indianapolis Journal.
PosEYvILLE, Oct 1.-Two thousand people
assembled here to-day to listen to speeches by
Mr.. Pierce of Rhode Island, and General Carna-
han, of indianapolis. Several glee clubs fur
nished splendid music, and then Mr. Pierce gave
us one of the best speeches ever delivered in this
county. His presentation of the tariff issue was
mastery and in clear, lucid statement and
close, logical argument he presented the facts to
the delight of Republicans and the dismay of
Democrats. He was followed by General Car
nahan in address Of an hour to several hun
bred soldiers, He held them in rapt attention
to the close, and we had a good, old-fashoned
Cnllinrs' love .faast
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Correspondence of the indianapolis Journal.
LIBERTY, Oct. 6.-Gen. Tom Bennett, of Rich
mond, delivered, on Saturday night, at this
place, an able and eloquent speech. This is the
old home of Gen. Bennett, and Opera Hall was
packed to hear him. His address was an ex-
haustive discussion of the issues of the day,
and the most convincing speech delivered here
this campaign, arousing the greatest enthusiasm,
especially among old soldiers Little Union
will give an increased majority for good govern
ment and protection to American Industries,
next month.
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TELEGRAPHTC BREVITIES.

On Saturday night, at Cloves, O., white man
named Brooks shot colored man named Green
in the throat The alleged intimacy of Green
with Mrs. Brooks was the cause
The Grand Army of the Republic paraded the
principal thoroughfares of Pittsburg yester-
day afternoon, 1000 strong The streets were
crowded and the decorations We're profuse.
Sir John Mac Donald of Ottawa, left for Eng
land via New York Yesterday morning He will
be away for five or six weeks. 1t is rumered he
will be raised to the peerage before he returns.
A dispatch from Atlanta, Ga. says at Lockett's
Camp, yesterday, F. NJ. Faulkner, white con
Wet, plunged into the river and tried to escape.
He was shot and killed by a negro convict named
Dock jackson.
Miss Regina Jamisou, a well known Wheeling,
w Va lady hanged herself with sheet, on
Sunday night, at the insane asylum at Weston
The coroners jury returned a verdict exonerat-
ing the officials from blame.
A dispatch from Reading Pa. says an engine
on the Lebanon Valley railway ran off the track
at midnight Sunday. The engine was wrecked,
and the track torn up distance of fifty feet
The engineer, Andrew Miltower, seriously
injured and another employee was seriously
burned
BENJAMIN Morrison master of the scOw Bed
ford, has been arrested, charged with numbering
Joseph Flynn, aged nineteen, who was engaged
on the Bedford. His body was found floating in
the river at Windsor, Ont. Marks of violence
were found on the body. In the Belfords cabin
was found monkey wrench, on which were
blood stains.
Yesterday the Supreme Court of Pennsylva-
mia, in the case Of tbs Pullman Palacec car Com
pauy VS. the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, on
appeal from the Dauphin Circuit Court handed
down the opinion agreeing with the lower court
that "a State has the power to tax the gross re-
ceipts Of transportation companies Incorporated
under its laws and engaged in the business OF
transferring passengers and freight out of into,
through and within the State"
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Mr.. Bigelow Not working for Cleveland.

LONDON, Oct. G--Poultney Bigelow writes to
the Standard for the purpose of denying the pub
lished statement that his father is coming to
advance Clevelands election to the presidency
and further the cause of free trade in the
United States. Mr. Bigelow says his father is,
in fact, coming to this country, and that his
visit is exclusively of domestic character, and
will be of short duration.
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Games II. Johnston at IYaveIand

Correspondence Of the India napolis Journal.
ROCKVILLE, Oct G-The Hon. James T.
Johnston, candidate for Congress, Eighth dis
trct was honored with rousing Republican
rally at Waveland, Saturday night, where he de
livered powerful speech on the issues at stake.
He spoke for over two hours from a wagon in
front of the Central House, holding the close at
tention of his audience. The white and colored
escorts, numbering over one hundred and fifty
voters of this place with Whites opera band,
were present and took part in the grand torch
light procession.
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VIENNA, Oct CLANS Markart was buried
to-day, with royal honors. The streets were
thronged with mourners for distance of eight
miles, despite the rain storm. The gas lamps on
the the streets were covered with
Grape. Hundreds Of artists followed the
remains, and three hundred carriages
contained the widow, relatives and friends. A
splendid laurel and palm wreath with palette,
eoors and brushes. We're laid upon the coffin.
The widow was borne from the grave in a swOon.
There were many touching scenes Several
cities sent bouauets
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LANCASTER Pa, Oct. 6-John F. Steinman,
the Oldest merchant in the State, died yesterday
afternoon, on his farm, in the southern part of
this county aged ninetyfve years. He was a
veteran of the war of 1872
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 6.-Charles P. Warner,
for many years connected with the Southern
Hotel Of this city, died at the Sisters Hospital
about o'clock to night, after lingering illness.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 6.-Mat. o. Reardon, one of
the most widely known performers ON the variety
stage, died here tonight of consumption.
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A Canadian Hotel Burned.

KINGSTON, Ont, Oct 6.-The Windsor Hotel
was entirely, destroyed by fire at an early hour
this morning. The inmates narrowly escaped
with their lives. George McMahon telegraph
operator, jumped from window in the third
story and had a leg broken; female servant was
severely burned. The loss is estimated at $40,
600: The fire was caused by an explosion Of gas.
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S. t. Yancey and Levi Furgeson.

Correspondence of the Indianapolis Journal.
EDINBURG Oct. Ex-senator S. t. Yancey and
Hon. Levi Furgeson addressed the citizens of
this place this evening The meeting was by
far the largest and best appreciated of this cam
paign. The speeches were of the best character
and were frequently applauded Republican
club and drum corps turned out with torches
and made a splendid show. Altogether the
meeting was complete success, the entire au-
dienee remaining to the close.
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Tucson, A. T., Oct. 6.-Inteligence has just
been received that Josh Winfield S. Fritz, and
their wives. were found murdered, Oct B. at
James Raffertys ranch, in the Huachuaca
mountains. Rafferty,, who is missing, is also
believed to have been murdered. 1t is rumored
that band of Mexicans from Sonora committed
the murders in revenge for the death of Mex
lean, Quinona, who was killed July 10.
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Gen. j. c. veatch at MaucEport.

Correspondence of the indianapolis journal.
MAUCKPoRT Oct 4-General Jamea c..
Veatch addressed an enthusiastic audience of
more than 400 here tonight. The Mt Zion
cornet band discoursed sweet music, and the
General acquitted himself in his usual happy
and pleasant manner On the whole the meet
ing was one of the most satisfactory held in odd
Harrison this campaign.
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entire Republican ticket. Upon arrival at the
station Republican pole was erected the first
ever hoisted in Madison township by the Repub
licans. 1t was a spontaneous rising of the peo
pie right in the midst of the Democratic strong
hold in this county. The speeches were we'll
received and the issue reviewed from a practical
stand point, About two hundred people went
from the Hobbs meeting to hear the same
speakers at Windfall to night The Elwood and
Upton glee clubs rendered excellent music
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-07

Kalakaua King of the Sandwich Islands, has
ordered a massive gold chronograph of elegant
design and elaborate finish, with stop attach
ment and three dials, giving the time Of day, re-
cording the minutes, seconds and fractions of
seconds The machinery of such Il watch is com
plicated, yet not as much that of the human
system Take your watch to the matchmaker
when it is out Of repair; but restore the
debilitated system with Browns Iron Bitters,
the never failing remedy which cures dyspepsia
indigestion, weakness, etc.
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soning and honest argument, and at the same
time entirely void of abuse 1t was gust such a
talk as all parties could listen TO with interest,
and his convincing logic will undoubtedly bene
III the Republican party wherever he is heard.
His meeting was well attended and the people
are hiehly pleased with his address.
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TT Is not our custom to make any men
zion of articles advertised in our columns, but
we do not hesitate to speak in high terms Of the
"Gailand Stoves and Ranges The manu-
facturers aim to produce the very best that can
possibly be made. which accounts for the high
reputation which hey have obtained as the best
In the world.
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Daviess County Republicans.

Correspondence of the indianapolis journal.
WASHINGTON Oct 475son. ". r. Gardiner
spoke to Republican meeting of l, 800 persons
at Raglesville, this county, to-day. 1t was one
of the best meetings of the campaign-bands
and giee clubs and delegations from five different
points in this and Martin counties. Immense
preparations are being made for the Harrison
meeting at Owl Prairie next Thursday.
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A Criminal who Wished to Die.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Oct 6-1'he trial of young
Bateman, who outraged and then murdered the
Mclaughlin children, at Flag Springs. a little
over a month ago began at Savannah this morn
ing, but was soon ended by Judge Kelly ac-
cepting a plea of gailty from the prisoner and
sentencing him to be hanged on Oct. 81. Bate
man refused to have counsel appointed to defend
him, saying he deserved death and wanted to
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A Clothing NIanufact,lrer Assirns.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Oct 6,-The general as
signment of J. w. Rosenthal & Co., one of the
largest clothing manufacturing firms of this city
was filed in the county clerks Office this morn
ing The assignee is Louis Griesheimer of Chi
cago, and claims of preferred creditors amount
to nearly $780, 600 The real extent of the failure
cannot be learned until the assignees schedule
is filed
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TORONTO, Oct G-George f. Franklyn, one
of the most extensive cattle exporters of Canada,
has Just returned from England, where he had
gone to ascertain the true state of the markets.
Mr.. Franklin says the demand now for meat in
England is very little in excess Of the supply. He
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-07
A Now Editor for the Chicago Times.

BLooMINGToN. Ill, Oct Ga Sunday news
paper here to-day publishes the statement, based,
it claims upon information from a Chcagonews-
paper man in position to know, that at the close
of the campaign Bishop Oberly, chairman of the
Democratic State central committee will assume
editorial management of the Chicago Times
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George Denny AZ oharlestown.

CORES pondence of the indianapolis journal.
CHARLEsTOwN, Oct G-Hon. George Denny
has large meeting here tonight The audi
enee is enthusiastic, and he is making rousing
speech. Republicans in this county have every
reason to feel encouraged at the outlook, as the
'.ouiet vote" is coming our way in November.
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Improprieties in a Church.

PARIS Oct 6-The city authorities, desiring
to take possession of the Church Of St Nicholas
des Champes, on account of widening the street
upon which it stood, delegate from the pre-
lecture was sent for that purpose to-day. The
cure refused to deliver the keys. when a crowd
invaded the church, sang the Aarseillaise, and
committed other improprieties
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II. S. Rollins al Charlottsville.

COrresp Ondenee Of the indianapolis Journal.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Oct. 6.-Hon. Thad S.
Rollins Republican candidate for elector for this
district, addressed a very large and enthusiastic
audience at this place on Saturday evening.
Rocks large hall was crowded, many people not
being able to gain admittance. Excellent
music was furnished by the Charlottesville brass
band. Republicans here are in the best of
sririfs
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independence did not descend to any such
puerihty, 1t was asserted that the people Of
Dublin would rise bodily in their indignation if
such motion was carried. A majority of the
board, being Nationalist, ultimately passed
resolution instructing a committee to prepare
plan for remaining the streets.
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Failure of a Russian Bank.

Moscow Oct. 6-The local bank of Kamishin
has failed, and series of trials for fraudulent
bankruptcy and forgery will ensue. The mayor
of the city is inculpated. The Moscow Gazette
says the whole city of Kamishin is in tears.
Over two hundred families are reduced to de-
SOair
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New YORK. Oct ct is announced that the
Noman's National Christian Temperance Union
Will meet at St Louis Oct %, % "A and %
Prominent lady speakers viii occupy some
.nurch pupits on the preceding Sunday. Oct. 7
viii he made day of prayer by thousands of
local unions throughout the country.
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nonnd. Gagged and Robbed.

BUFFALO. Oct. 6-Four masked men APP
preached John Sherrys house at Edenton,
Clarion county, Pa, and demanded admittance.
Being refused, they forced their way in, bound
and gagged Sherry and his family, and robbed
the house of 50 900 The affair was kept quiet
by the detectives. Two men have been arrested.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-07
I,ailroad Carpenter shops Burned.

MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, Oct 6.-'Hhe DIinneapo
lis carpenter shop of the Minneapolis & st
Louis railroad, was wholly destroyed by fire
last night, with an unknown number of cars. L
was fully insured The fire is supposed to be o
incendiarV ORIGIN.
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Correspondence Of the Indianapolis journal.
T1ProN, Oct G-Judge b. X higinbotham
and Hon c. r. Doxey addressed more than a
thousand people this afternoon, at Hobbs sta
ton. five miles east of this city. There was a
procession nearly mile long, and one contin-
uous shout for Doxey, Blaine Logan and the
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Lieutenant Governor Hanna at Harrodsburg


Correspondence of the Indian apos journal
HARRODsBURG, Oct 4-To-night the Repub-
Leans of this place held the largest political
meeting ever held in Clear Creek township The
meeting was addressed by Lieutenant governor
Hanna. His effort was an able one Not a
stone did he leave unturned, so thorough was
his review of the all-important issues of the day.
viz, a free ballot, fair count correct return,
and The tariff.
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Joseph B. CheadIe At Perrysville.

Correspondence Of the indianapolis Journsi
PERRysvIIIE, Oct. Cd. b. Cheadle. of
Clinton county, addressed the people of this place
last Saturday night, on Tariff VS.. Free Trade >
Mr.. Cheadle formerly resided here, and his
speecb partook of tho nature of home talk
around the hreside 1t was full of candid rea-
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WAR DEPARTMENT. !
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ;
Az AsIII cn,nN- lAnA z / \

For Tennessee and the Ohio Vaey-Fair
weather: light variable winds; nearly stationary,
followed by lower temperature and higher bar
ometer.
For the Upper Lake Region-Loeal rains;
partly cloudy weather in western portions, fair
in easterly portion; southerly winds, shifting to
northwesterly; lower temperature; higher bar
ometer
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Eurone win Protect Itself.

PARIS, Oct. 6.-Referring to the agricultural
crisis in Europe arising from the competitions
with the produce of America, the Republique
Franchise says the nations of Europe will not al
low themselves to be devoured by the far West,
but viii assert themselves and France will lead
the way
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