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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-29
Arrested on susnicion

Officers Shafer and Hagedorn last night
arrested James McCaffrey on Washington
street. near West street, snd slated him for
drunkenness. James claims to be brick
mason of TeIre Haute, but the boys are firm
in the belief that he is crooked. They heard
from several parties that James was CANVASS
ing the western portion of the city for pur-
chaseTs TOR ell sorts cf wares. On Monday
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spahr and the Mayoralty.

A Sentinel reporter met George Spahr yes
terday afternoon and asked him with refer
ence to his candidacy for the Mayorslty. He
replied that he wss real, live candidate
and no mistake about it, but whether ne
would get the nomiD alton be considered
quite problenaticsI. BE thinks certain ele.
n ents are opposed to him, but this he re-
gaIds as complimentary.
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OLD PAPERS.

Good conditioned old papers for sale at
this Office at only 40 cents per hundred.
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DIR. II. c. FLOWER.
Boston, Mass.

We have just learned that DR.. r. c.
Flower, of Boston, of whose wonderful cures
and large practice so much has besn said,
will he az the New-Depison, this city, Satnr-
day, May ?.
This visit will afford an excellent oppor.
tunity for those DESTROYS Of consulting this
distinguished physician OF the East close to
their own home
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Mrs. Hammond,s Complaint.

After thirty-fve years of married life, Mrs.
Martha F. Hammond brings her grievances into
court. Yesterday she filed her suit for divorce
from Rein r. Hammond, who, she alleges has
treated her cruelty since they were married,
June g. 1850. She says that he is an habitual
drunkard, and that uniformly and constantly,
when he comes intoxicated into her presence, he
curses her and applies to her questionable cpl
thets; that he several times brought dissoiute
women to the house where be and she lived.
She alleges further that he in the most offensive
terms, told her Of his practices. For five years
she charges that he has habitually associated
with people of this character. In addition to
this, he has threatened to kill her, and to take
away from her three little grandchildren. For
two years she has lived apart from him, at No.
ISL Park avenue. She states that Hammond is
worth $50, Co., and in addition to a divorce, asks
for $780, coo alimony.
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The HenSIeY Trial.

When the trial of Charles Hensley, accused of
causing the death Of his wife by illegal practices
was called in the Criminal Court yesterday,
MAJOR Gordon, for the defense, moved plea in
in abatement, claiming that the second indict-
ment, on which trial was had, brought the de-
PENDANT to answer crime as accessory for which
he had once been tried as principal. To this the
State entered a demurrer, and the greater part
of the day was taken up by the arguments of
Prosecuting Attorney Harding and Major Cor
don. Judge Duncan sustained the demurrer,
and late in the afternoon the impaneling of a
jury began. 1t was incomplete when the court
adjourned for the day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-24

The Attorney general is preparing brief,
which will be filed in the Supreme Court this
week, in the case of Josephus X. Turner, the
Albion lawyer who was convicted of stealing
law books in last April, and sentenced to years
Imprisonment in the penitentiary. Turner was
formerly lawyer in this city, and has num-
Der Of times figured conspicuously as the de-
PENDANT in criminal cases. He was once convicted
in Cincinnati of violating the postal laws, but
after serving part of his sentence was pardoned
by President Grant. In the last case against
him he conducted his own defense, which was
rather remarkable for the ingenious way in
which he endeavored to turn legal techncalities
to his own advantage
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PRICES ALWAYS IN PLAIN FIGURES.
PETTIS, BASSETT & CO..
THE CITY CAMPAIGN.
How the Democrats Will Use the Prohibition
ists-Mr. w. w. Herod'S Candidacy.

The aspirants for the nomination for mayor
are getting down t~more active work, and the
local campaign will soon be opened. 1t is said
that the Prohibitionists have determined to
nominate full city ticket. and that the effect
of the movement is ITO bring into prominence
the question of prohibition versus high license,
SO that in the coming election all phases Of the
liquor question will have chance of being dis
cussed on their merits" 1t is claimed
that in this movement the Prohibition
lists aud Democrats will las usually be
united in opposition to high licenses although it
is explained, for the benefit of those who might
not suspect such a thing, they may have some
slight differences of opinion" The alleged Pro-
hbtionists are the same cats paws that were
used by the Democrats in the last campaign,
although the scheme that is now proposed is
somewhat more audaeious and more trans
parent
The Candidates for the Republican nomination
are working Quietly, and a good feeling exists
w. w. Her9d has been strongly urged by his
friends to become candidate, and there has
been considerable talk in the last few days
aboEt bringing his name before the convention
"Have you consented to become a candidateP
Journal reporter asked Mr.. Herod yesterday.
IA number of my friends have spoken to me
about the matter but l really don't care to
become a candidate. l don't feel thatI can afford
TO make the race, and for that reason / shall not
seek the nomination. If it should come to the
point that it becomes necessary for me to become
candidate should accept the nomination"
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Some Suspicious Aroused.

The semi annual distribution of the school
fund tax to the different counties has been made.
The fund amounted to 81, 063 63l 80, of which
1911, 452. SO was derived from the tuition tax,
$3.50, 010.4S from interest on the common school
fund, and $40, l68 81 from unclaimed fees and
estates. number of counties paid in consider
ably less than they drew out under the appor-
tionment. Allen County received $50, 923 1G, and
paid in only $26, 9l8. II; Vanderburg paid $26,
929.64, and drew $50, 44764. Wayne county re-
ceived about &c. 600 less than it paid in. Marion
county paid $50, 656.51 and drew $73, 140 o. The
inequality in the apportionment, compared
with the tax receipts, does not seem proportion
ate with the uniform population of the State,
and it is strongly suspected that in some coun-
ties the enumeration is exaggerated for the pur-
pose of getting more from the school fund than
is paid into it,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-24

THE Indiana Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany, No 40 East Washington street. is now
open FOR business. See card in another column.
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For an Old Ofense.

Yesterday morning, early. Morris Haley and
Henry Dollman were arrested on the charge of
robbng Virginia-avenue streetcar cash-box,
last October. They went to Memphis, Tenn,
where the officers at the time traced them, but
did not bring them back, on account of a ques-
ton as to who should pay the expenses. Haley
and Dollman returned recently and were found
at their homes yesterday morning by Officers
Ronacker, Ward, Davis and Joyce Haley heard
the approach Of the officers and concealed him
self in a beech tree. Dollman tried to elude
arrest by jumping from secord-story window.
They waived examination before the mayor, and
were sent to Jail to await action of the grand
Jury
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Sullivan. who is protected from competition by
the deft manner in which the trustees Of the
Hospital for the Insane manage the letting of
contracts at that institution gets fourteen cent
for the same butter, and twenty cents or fivo
cents above market price for creamery Objec-
ton is made to allowing any one dealer or set of
dealers to have a mortgage on the letting of
contracts at the asylum. It should be the
business of the trustees to protect the interests
of the State, and buy supplies where they can
be had of good quality and cheapest On Fri
day, day after tomorrow, bids will be opened
and contracts allowed for next months supplies
for the hospital. The board should turn over
new leaf, and open the bidding fairly and
squarely to competition. Having done so, they
will not object to having the newspapers and the
public know who the bidders are and the several
bids made.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-24
peculiar Haheas Corpus case.

Yesterday Judge Howe refused to grant the
application for habeas corpus by John G. Purdy.
The matter as detailed by Purdy, shows that
last December he was arrested for trouble he
had with his wife. On trial, before Esquire
johnson, he was fined, which, with costs,
brought the bill up to $21. lie secured stay of
judgment for ninety days, at the expiration of
which Constable Blake called upon him for pay
ment Purdy says the constable offered to re-
lease him for $l0 which, with some difficulty,
he procured and paid to Blake. Last Saturday
evening Blake demanded OF Purdy the balance
of the $2l. This he refused to pay. and was
thcreupon arrested and sent to JAIL
from which he asked release. When the
ease came before Judge Howe. the wife of
Purdy his daughter and Purdy himself testified
as to the agreement with Blake, who denied it
The Judge said tina. if such was the case Blake
had no right to make such an agreement, as it
was against public policy He therefore de-
eided in favor of the defendants, Sheriff Carter
Jailer Long, Augustus Blake and his deputy
Rheinhold, who assisted in arresting Purdy
Saturday evening, and that Purdy was indebted
for the balance of costs. In the testimony it ap-
peared that Mrs Purdy got the $40 paid to
Blake by mortgaging personal property, aud that
for weeks use Of the money she paid IS.
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The White River Men-o'-w War.

United States Attorney Holstein yesterday
dismissed the libel against the steamer Huntress
for violation of the navigation laws. The prose
cution became satisfied, upon proofs submitted
by the owners, that there was no intention to
violate the law. The water in which the boat
runs on White river is not navigable within the
meaning of the law, but the owners supposed
that authority for running between Shoals
and Petersburg had been given them from the
port officers at Louisville
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-24
That New Orleans Award.

The only premium given circle writing ma
chimes at the New Orleans exposition was
awarded to our caligraph. The Remington type
writer competed, but received no premium what
ever. We attach no great value to this prize, or
to the fact that we ''scooped' the Remingtons-
this was to be expected-but as our competitors
have. for advertising purposes, set up an imagi-
are disposed to give the public the truth Let
the Remington people use the names of any
officials at the exposition if they want to prove
to the public that they are telling the truth
rather than the names of an imaginary committee
attached to an imaginary award.
THE AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE Co.
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Conductor Killed.

Yesterday l. N Nolin, freight conductor on
the l.. B. & W. railway. was killed at Clark's
Station, 0. While coupling cars he fell on the
track, the car crossing his body terribly
mangling it and his lower limbs, besides cutting
off his right arm The remains were brought to
this fu
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-24
70 Gentlemen Of Leisure,
Business Men, Young
Men.

We want to impress on your
mind the undeniable fact
that we are turning out daily
some of the handsomest and
best fitting Suits ever made
in the West. We have one
OF the best and most stylish
CUT tiers. we emnlov t I..s
most experienced coat and
pants makers, and our stock
of Imported and Domestic
Suitings is far superior to
any merchant tailor's. We
ask you to give us one trial,
feeling assured that you will
not only save money, but,
like many others, tell us that
you never were fitted and
suited go well.
just at this season we are
offering special inducements
in prices to reduce our large
stock of cloths.
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Lawn Mowers aud Repairs.

We handle the Easy, Excelsior, Clipper and
Richmond Star; furnish the repairs or put old
machines in running order. No machine will
work right unless sharp and properly adjusted
Ii your mower doesn't operate right, bring ii to
us, or we will send for it and put in good shape
at moderate expense. Hu.DEBRAND Il FUGATE,
50 South Meridian street
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flee tpiro elm Taar 8ettbeden frei Bel.
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Bel Der in Qittfe Sofia in rest,

Bel Der in 2ittle Soils in Lester
ISOLDE erfolsten Babl tpurbe Serr Bbil.
Gross als Superiuilor ertpdblt. Nid,
genns bamit, baB bic SranaoIenbanbs
IN 2tttle Sails bic Deut5hen BON ben Be.
anitenifeaen fernbielt, retn. bereu Saupt
9eon Soube, serirte iid als elenber
Sropf, inbem er bic SeutIten nit ben
semeinitenS dimpfmorten tractirte. gud
lbm tueroen Die 0eutiden in Worriion
60. es selesentlid b~eirnaablen, ipeuu er
.als .SdnIHelbunb" nidt ettua OILS
Indian Dog" ipieoer nm bic Geuts
i1en berumi9niffel unb beren @unit Al
erbetteln fu6t.
Die beige Wilitarsg ompaanie
adblt bis iebt IS Nitslieber, BON benen
46 bel ben reselmdBisen nebunaeu in
boiler Uniform erideinen. 8ieoerum
1T ben eolbaten @elesenbeit aeaebeu,
fib bolb elmer General uferuna su
unter5iebeu, nm Gniprud auf ginper.
leibuns in bic Nationaf=@ arbe MAIDEN
III f6unerl.
Or. Surace 6. Sppep ipirb am
5reitas unb Samitas 4benb i'm Dpern=
bauie etne &ebe balten unb suslei9 burd
Suufration bieielbe gum beieren Ser.
itdnbuiB brinsen.
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Notts fur 2ebrer.

Ser unterseidnete, Superinteubet Ssr
Sdulen IN Stenrns Co., Rinn., ipirb bffeps
li6e 2ebrerprifunsen am nadbaenanntr,r4<
Fldtex abbalten: N.
am Sienstag, ben 81. Mdra 1886, bog q
Morsers . big Na9mittass 4 nhr imG pursss.
.bauje in ct. glout. re
Vim Mittuo6, ben 8. april 1885, HrD
weorgens 9 big 9aduittaes 4 lbr imSdySs II
|banie IN Sauf centre.
Vim 5rettog, ben 10. April 1885, tpdArezpN
Der cbisen Stunoen i'm SduIbauie inS9jdR
mone. 30 "
Yerionen, uelde tuiniden, in !SfeEah
@o. Stul-nnterridt su ertbeiIen, EgS .A.t
lndt, tid] 5ar Grifuug Su Der bstinaFsKe
3eit unb an ben %beftimmten EIdtA siHpsfe,
len az tpoIlen. Senrn Ar AsI
ct; Anguita, 2. Edrs. 1885. Sdl4ypfyuM
tenoeHt bon Stearns co. M he
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s.,.,<.<... Glatf 1taD &aler,
" Smb~ in aafden- sb Bansubren. Snpelex mi eubrn.arr -
Meshne& eare gh<e St. gnb, Rm.

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Maine Brairie- Wm. 8. GtiuG.
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perntioren; u. 2inbbergb, Spun=g Ierf; S.
y: Sdaeter, Sdabmeifter; s. g. G9aefer,
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s. Buns, gpnitabIer.
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8armem ~ perfamtem.

grne 100 Gcre srpse, i'm 9ptun ct. Viz
9nia, Der wirtbidaft oes perm 8ettes=
pnr9 9egeniber geIeaene ssaru-
Ppm oerten SO Were inter Ihug un6 oer
Stett aus gutem @aIb unb 8ieienIanb ksL
itebt AZ perfanfen. Siitrifti1ule auf bcrx
Sanse. 5erner cine 100 acre orose. n.
aofuH St. glono belesene sSarm, BON benru.
acre inter YHlg, 6 Gcre BieienIauo unb.
Der Heft xsaloun9. Ndberes BEL
-. SefepbS d
1918 st. gIpub NtuK-
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Sornnnbi6afts= ilnb NaGlaFen,
fd1aft8AS eriGf.

Eur ben -TsrbHern< beridtet pon Ri4ter 2. Bird,
Sn Sa9e Der 8ormunbf6aft Der
Rinberidbrigen 3ereu. Iffbauit ibe,
ger6Hentliduns Der anseise bebufsger,
faufs Der 9dnbereien su ben Ncteu &c.
nommen.
Sn Sa4e Der 8ormunbihaft Der min
|beridbrisen Steinbauer. GeIu1 fir Or.
neffnnns zines 8ormunbs ~entseaenae.
nemmen; Mi9. Gteinbaner oils gor.
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0ei6dftsmc15eI.

GnldBlid bes 8erfaufs unieres @rocerp@
Sei9afts an Die Sirma 8roun & MbmanK
l1od9ten mir nnIeren 5reunoen unb@bnnerE
tnr 19re lan9Idbri9e uns an9eiuenoete &unb<
l9atf oanten unb nniere @eiddftsnadfolerE
8oblmouen uniere Sreunoe %empfebfsH'
9ildb modbteu mir bemerten, baB iid uuieIr
St1ce. cine 5tire iielid ON 8eftbapp
beTnset. Ile bic uns i6ulben. iinb freunsp
ildit sriudt. orrt bel uns p~orsuipreden unes
ibre Re6nuns aus5uglei9en.
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8erdctaernn8.

Ser r1nterseidnete ldBt am 4. Gpril aui
ieiner Sarru elm 8eipann Sferbe, 8 Ribe,
Reaper, Elige unb iDnfise Sarm< uni
Sausserdtbidaften DHentli6 p~eriteis,rn.
Summen inter S. miiien baar besabli
perben, auf Sumnien iber S. Credit auf ]
sSabr su 8 BroSent. Bet. Reinert.
13-3 4ppn. Stearns Co, Winn
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Cine giinftisc 0elesembeit-

Me!r IN Neu Rnnid eeIeseues gesddfss.
se1dnce, traberer Bobmer'S Gtpre, 1T lntxr
pen gnntftgtfen Seoingun8en NIT ooer nhng
pas oa8u 9sDorige Grnnseiaenfbum III faxs
IeH. Sae gepanoe 1T 28XS6 6u6 gfeS, nit
siIem 9ieig 9roBen 8eler periebea ufb uz
better sSetle eingeridtet, Inn Rdberes run,na
man fid an &. Sina~n
|eseoftune. 3. C.letearas 60. Riar' saau-a
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@t6tia fur Garmer.

Sn gopper's nenem S6ub9eiddft IN Ct.
gloub ftnoet man cine groBe Nustuabl BON
Stiefeln BON Der ~feinften bis sur grDbiten
Gprte, bic biniser, als le snpor IN bieier@e>
aenp p~erfauft ueroen. Cine Gn5abl Der
Stiefel uirb inter Dem giufaufspreije uers
fauft. Gae Sfiefel iinb ioli> uno bauerbaft
angefertigt Ino tignen iih fir ben @ebranf
berSaymer nnb Arbeiter. ~ 0efdnftsplat
.legeniiber goelbrpd's Sfure. Ia
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- Ausperfauf meines sanscu
SleioerSprratbs su unb unter:
Spltenpreis. Sect lit bic 3eit,
UNI @infdufe su MAIDEN, aberz
muir sesen barre 3abluns.
11-3 S. 6 elbrpd
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9antfa9nn9

Neinen perbinblidften unb tiefseflblten
Sanf G0en, iuelbe mir wdbreno Der &ranf=
belt meiner perltorbeneu @emablin hilfreide
5anb boten. 10 mie aud Nnen, uel6e lid on
6eren 8e9rdbniB betbeiligten.
g SO pfenbau t.
13-1 ct. glpuo Mimn.
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Wott3.

Siebeisentbiimern sur 9adridt, baB bs
Gum 1. Noi 1885 aIes IN ben StraBen fres
b~erumlaufenoe Sieh einsefansen nnb in
rHferd" einseiteDt tpirh.
Sobn2ader
ct. gIpub, ben Q. Wdra 1885.
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Werfeigerang.

Na1itehenbe @essnitdnbe nerbem ouF BE-
germ oes unterseibneten ~ WeiIe sus
: aeon anl 2S. DRara Dfentii1 periteiaert-
3 Euhe, 2 lnnge &ibe, HHise unb ionfsar
ader9erdtbidaften fotuie fdmmtlihe SAX
mooiilen. Stoin9nneen: Summen ursr
$o0o paar, lber IS CREDIT onf 8 Rounte Nh
TIOdent. Hic. 8era-
l5T2 Nuon, GtearrS c.. aRTu
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Die nene Ttrma.

SIM InidlnB an Sbises erlauben mir unep
bemerfen, bas mir bas @rpcerp<@ei1aIt
Der @ebr. Senien weiterfibren perben nne
bitten geaen bic 9niideruns reeler, suppr~
tommeuoer 8eoienuns nm seneiaten Gu
8rptpn& abmann.
1l-3 ct, gIpub. ben 9 m1rs 1S2E
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Sd, Cigar Sun, Gaiiirer Der sbensenanns
ten 8anf, belhubre biermtt feierlih na9
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11nterihrieben nnb bei9moren Dor mir am
II. Mdrs 1885.
Charles S. 2amb,
DTentli9er Rotar, Nruu.
SIR ri9tis befunben unb attetirt:
ma. q. Gearle,
Sobn Nuberion, Sirectortn.
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TT Hertb Star.9nn9er1 nno 9als.Dat,
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