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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-07
Spain Must Make Ample Apology.

BERLIN, Sept. 6-The Nord Deutsche lei
tung, Prince Bsmarck's organ says the govern
ment is annoyed over the anti German demon
straton at Madrid. but will not judge hastily.
1t adds that inquiries will probably show that
the riots were due to certain influences. This
is hardly yelled dig at the French. The lei
tung also says that if Spain does not recompense
Germany and punish the culprits Germany will
occupy the Caroline Islands forthwith.
The Tageblatt says that if King Alfonso re-
talns his sovereignty, Spain will certainly make
reparation. and in the event of his being deposed
Germany can easily take possession OF valuable
pledges, and thus compel Spain to render salts
faction for the Madrid affair."
The Borsen Courier declares that the resignation
of the Spanish Cabinet is absolutely necessary
to atone for the insults offered to Germany. All
the papers are confident of the ultimate success
of Prince Bismarck
The National Zeitung is of the opinion that
diplomatic relations between Germany and
Spain will be broken off unless Spain affords
satisfaction for the Madrid affair
Count Benomer, the Spanish minister here,
has expressed to the government Spains regret
at the insult offered to Germany by the populace
of Madrid, and has promised on behalf of his
government, that the leaders of the mob will
be punished, and that Spain will do her utmost
to prevent repetition of the insult. This
statement is regarded as terminating the Incl
dent. Rumors that have reached here from
Paris to the effect that Spain has sent an ulti-
matum TO Germany are not Delleved.
A semi-oficial note describes the hosting of the
German flag at Yap as preliminary and without
any prejudice to an ultimate agreement between
Germany and Spain.
Prince Bismarck, who is at Varzein, signifies
no intention of leaving there.
The statement that Spain had refused to
submit the question of ownership of
the Caroline islands to arbitration is not
confirmed, nor is it believed, for the
reason that such refusal would probably result
in decisive action by Germany for the retention
OF the islands. War is regarded as entirely out
Of the question. The worst that can happen in
case Spain refuses to apologize is suspension
of diplomatic relations.
The feeling here over the Madrid incident is
one of tranquility No serious result is feared,
although it is admitted that there is an element t
of gravity in Spain's insistance on her sover-
eighty over the Caroline islands, and the un-
stable position of King Alfonso
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-07
A 7O0-POUND CORPSE.
Burial of the Champion Fat Woman of Phil.
adelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 6.-Mrs Emma
Markley, the heaviest woman in Philadelphia,
and the woman who last winter took the prize
as the champion fat woman at the Dime Mu-
scum, was buried this morning. She died on
Wednesday. AS the undertaken who was given
charge of her remains had not, or could not
obtain, a large enough ice-tox to contain the
remains, the body was laid out on the floor and
quantities of ice were kept piled around it until
this morning when sne was put in the coffin
From early this morning until nearly 10 o'clock
. steady stream OF people from all parts of the
city passed through the room in which the coffin
lay, and so great was the crowd that a SQUAD of
policemen had to be sent to keep the people in
line AS the undertaken had no hearse that
would carry the coffin-which measured forty
FIVE inches in width and four feet in depth. and
with the body inclosed, weighed close to 700
pounds-an undertaker's wagon was used in
stead. 1t took ten men to carry the coffin out
and as the door was too narrow to allow the
passage Of the coffin it was lifted out through
the window by six policemen.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-07
FRAUDS AND COUNTERFElTs.
The Siiver-Dollar ROmance-The Brazilian
Currency Counterfeiters.

The Siiver-Dollar ROmance-The Brazilian
Currency Counterfeiters.
Special to the Indianap polls journal.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6-When asked this
morning if anything had been discovered in re-
lation to the coinage by private parties of genu-
inc standard silver dollars Chief Brooks, Of the
Secret Service, Treasury Department, laughed
as he said:
'No; and do not expect any. But do you
really believe that story9 Well, l should think
not for it was a pure fabrication. We would
detect private mint of the proportions one
must be to do any good at making genuine coin
| before it had been going month. Oh,
certainly, money can be made at it..
but the margin is so small that the coiners would
want to turn out the money in large quantities.
| That would require the cooperation of several
| men, and the moment secret of that kind is
intrusted to more than one person it becomes
only question of time when it will be made
known to US. No, there are no genuine silver
dollars being made by anyone not in the employ
of the government. That was disingenuous
story started by Treasury clerk"
| asked Colonel Brooks what he thought would
be done with the parties recently detected in
counterfeiting Brazilian currency in st. Louis
He drew out sheet on which were printed the
first side of four notes, all of the same denorui-
| nation, then said:
They will be convicted. The proof is posi-
tive against them You see by this that they
pretended to be printing cigar labels. These
are the faces of the notes. They are worth a
little over 500 in our money. They are printed
on regular bond paper These lines over each
note giving the name of n supposed brand of
cigar, are to be cut off. They were put there so
they would have no trouble in having
them printed at any printing house. You see
there is ample margin We might not have had
conclusive proof that these notes were not in
tended for cigar-box labels had we not captured
the engraver in New Orleans, who was at work
| making the back for these notes. He. as we'll as
the engraver OF the face of the notes and the
men who printed them, are innocent parties
They were imposed upon. The faces were en-
graved and printed at St Louis I presume the
backs would have been printed by the counter
feiters Themselves the backs were to be of one
plain color, while the faces had two colors, and
the yignettes on them required careful press
work"
'Do you think the counterfeters knew Of the
recently enacted law in the United States pro-
tecting foreign governments against counter
feiters hereg'
Il presume not. However, they seem to
have taken good many precautions, consider
ing that they were bold enough to go to public
engravers and printers to get their work done
The Shrewdest counterfeiterS are those who
handle currency or bonds"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-07
Ridiculous Story About the Manufacture of
Silver Dollars by Private Parties-The
Brazilian Currency COunterfeiters.
Some of the Work Done by Indianians
for Furnishing Offensive Partisans.
When the President and Cabinet Get
Back to Work the Business of Removing
Republicans Will Be Resumed.
THE PARTY OF REFORM
To Commence Operations Through the Medi-
um of the Navy-Yards.

To Commence Operations Through the Medi-
um of the Navy Yards.
Special to the Indianaoolis Journal
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-At the navy-yard
here it is said an order has been made for new
and additional machinery, and that it is intended
the yards shall be fitted up with large capacity.
Congress is to be asked to appropriate this win
ter sum much larger than has been usual in
years past, so that many men may be employed
and much new and old work turned out.
On the face of this statement all is right.
Beneath it, however, lies scheme that is not
all right This navy-yard is to be used as a
powerful engine in politics. The Democrats
have for the past twenty yearssat so often that
the Republicans were immense tricksters that
they have come to believe it. One can repeat a
lie so often that he will finally conclude it is
fact. The Democrats have so prevaricated about
the party then in power that the
bulk of them came to believe that
the army navy the departments, and all the
machinery of government were used to perpetu-
ate the Republican party; and believing that.
the Democratic party proposes to outHerod
Herod and use the power in its hands for all it
is worth; and now the country may expect to see
some political skulduggery that will be worth
mentioning.
There are many hundreds of thousands of
voters in the Democratic party who yet believe
the story printed in the campaign of $780, that
the Republicans took millions Of crisp, new
two dollar bills out Of the Treasury vaults to
buy voters-just as though no account was kept
of the money in the Treasury, and any political
leader could take what he wanted. So the Dem
ocrats are ready for any villainy that may be
proposed. The purchase of materials employ
ment of mechanics, and the distribution of
millions at the navy-yards to political advantage
will only whet their appettes.
In New York, it is stated, the machinery of
the government is to be applied under full. head
of steam, and there is an awful commoton in
the water about the rudder as the old ship is
being veered out into the stream in Ohio. If
anybody has any deviltry he wants committed
he can see his suggestions carried ont, should
they lie within governmental power, if he will
only make them known in time.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-07
The Uneasiness Revived.

opec1al 10 the Indianapolis journal.
WASHINGTON, Sept 6.-The alarm that ex-
listed among the old clerks in the departments,
and which was lulled to rest before the Presi-
dent and his Cabinet went away on their jaunt
for the summer, is being revived by reports from
Democratic place seekers that as soon as all of
the administration returns a new onslaught is to
be made on Republicans Whether there is any
cause for the alarm none but the President and
his Cabinet know, but that the men who have
started the report did so from assurances
given them there can be no doubt,
and the assurances came from the Cabinet. 1t
is intended that the leaders of the party, who
have been protesting against the slowness of the
administration in making changes, shall be
reconciled 1t is scarcely probable though, that
the powers will execute their wishes. Attorney
general Garland, however, announced before
leaving here few days ago, that he would turn
all of the United States marshals out when he
returned
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-07

communicates with the German cruisers after
the receipt CT the Spanish note claiming the
islands.
Count Won Hatzfeldt's statement is confirmed
by Count Won Sandstone walde, the German
minister to Spain.
Admiral Antequorra has been sent to the
Mediterranean to take command of the feet,
which has been increased. All the vessels are
ready for service.
The government has seized and will prosecute
the Iberia Correo Correspondence and Impartial,
Liberal papers, the Progress Globe, and six other
Republican papers, and four independent jour
nals for publishing articles melting an agitation
and advocating rupture with Germany. Local
authorities have been ordered to act vigorously,
and see that all agitation is repressed, and the
ring leaders arrested throughout the country.
Two hundred and ffty persons have been ar
rested in Madrid, but the majority of them have
since been liberated. Many theaters and other
public institutions have been closed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-07

The Demagogy Which Crops Out in Demo
cratic Claims of Reform.

The Demago@y Which Crops Out In Demo
cratic Claims of Reform.
Special TO the Indiana polls Journal.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6-Among the people
who know the practices of the Pension Bureau
for years back, the announcement made in the
press of the country several times that General
Black, Commissioner of Pensions, had inaugu-
rated practice of recognizing the rights
of soldiers of both parties by appointing
one exUnion soldier, who is Republican,
on each medical examining board, has caused a
derisive comment. 1t is only in a part of the
instances that General Black does this. and if he
did it in every instance he would only be emu
lating the example set by his Republican prede-
cessor. Colonel Dudley. while Commissioner of
Pensions, made it rule to put one Demo
crat on each local board, and he Sc
lected an ex-Union soldier wherever possible.
The reform placarded freely by General
Black is just like that other official representa-
tives of his party are SO keen to have heralded
to the country. The soldiers should not take
these statements with single grain of salt, but
with barrel of it. just at this time, when
campaigns are imminent, great deal of dem
agogy is being INDUCED in by the dominant
party.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-07

always from Democrats and if the charges are
properly prepared, and such as to have some
influence, they are fled in the department to
which they belong. AS stated in Journal
special of a week ago. NJ d. Fansler, Demo
cratic lawyer of Logansport is one of many en-
gagged preparing these charges. One of his
afidavits has just been fled. 1t prefers charges
of offensive partisanship' against Hugh NJ
Landry, postmaster at M MonteZ, a little village in
Cass county. Fansler swears that Landy's Office
was political headquarters during the last
presidential campaign that he was heard speak
ing in hard terms, frequently, of Democrats,
and referring to Cleveland as man Of impure
moral character. What is more of it, Fansler
alleges in his affidavit, Landry has not only not
repented since the election of Democratic
President but continues to be defiant Repub-
lican, harranguing men of the dominant party.
Therefore, in the opinion of Fansler, this often
sively partisan postmaster ought to GO.
P. F. Hartford, an editor at Vevay. also con-
tributes charges against one of his fellowcitizens
He says Joseph Dufour, of Veyay. clerk in the
Pension Office. is not fit person to occupy a
federal Office; that ''he is unfair, unprincipled
and ungentlemanly in his work to make votes
for Republican candidates" Hartford therefore
admonishes the club here to ''oust him, and
We'll furnish proof of offensive partisanship.'
So far charges have been fled against only
two Republicans in Office from Indiana. Papers
are here, however, against several more. There
has not heen very alarming degree of success
achieved in the work up to this time. The work
is nearly always prompted by malice, and good
men are SLOW to pursue their neighbors IN their
daily labor purely for political vantage.