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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-02

the Indianapolis division Of the line proper is also
to have the superintendency OF the l. & st. L.
division Should this programme be carried out, it
is stated by the inside the official salaries
the Bee line system would be cut down fully $40
year. President Desereux, in the past will. of
course look after the financial affairs of the com
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A Disastrous jump.

About o'clock last night Daniel Smith was found
lying by the side of the T. B. g. W. tracks in Indian
ola. He under the influence of liquor and in
falling attempting to jump OFF train bruised
about the head and arms. He was taken to the
Surgical Institute.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Bates House, DR.. Samuel Seawright Lafayette NJ.
Cutsinger and wife, T. E. Valentine and wife, c. Val
entine and wife, George Cutsinger and wife, Edin
burg; w. B. Webster and wife, Dr. Lyle and wife,
Marion; A. Ii. Winner and wife, Frankfort; John
Clark Ridpath, Greencastle.
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Freight Lines Consolidated.

BUFFALO, Oct. LA meeting Of the Central and
Erie fastfreight line managers held here yester
day and to-day. The announcement is made that the
Red, White and Midland fast freight lines will be con-
solaated to take effect to day with George Sherman
OF the Red line the general manager of the consol
dated companies.
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larsyesterday afternoon, while the family the
fair and the house ransacked. Jewelry valued
1925 and S12 in cash were taken. The thieves evi.
IDENTIFY expected to find OF the entrance epts
of the fair about the premises
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-02

The treasurer of the Parnel fund yesterday for
warded to the national committee $675 collected in
this city by the local soliciting committee
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FOUND.

Il som. remedy for every female i'll; trial boxes at
druggists free. Write DIR. j. A. MoGILL, South
Bend, Ind. for plain Talk to Ladies'"
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NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS

The Board Of Managers of the Indiana Reformatcry
Institution for Women and Girls will receive sealed
proposals for one years supply of Coal from Novem-
Der l. 1885 Coal to be Of best quality Brazil Block
screened and free from slack weighed upon scales at
Institution and delivered at such times and in such
quantities as may be ordered Payments monthly to
cover delivery. Bids win be opened Tuesday October
g. 1885 at IL a. IN. Board reserves right to reject
any or all bids. ELMIRA L. JOHNSON,
Superintendent.
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The West Shore Ordered To Be Sold.

NEwBURG, N. Y, Oct Judge Chas. E. Brown,
of the Supreme Court has rendered decision in the
foreclosure suit of the United States Trust Company
against the New York, West Shore & Buffalo Railway
Company, and entered decree of foreclosure and
sale. By the decree, Abram s. Cassidy, of Newburg,
is appointed referee to sell the property of the
road. It directs him to sell the same at
the courthouse in Newburg The law requires him
to give six weeks notice of the SALE the purchaser
must pay enough in cash to qudate all receivers
tihcates, and notes and other obligations generally
The decree provides that the balance of the purchase
money may be paid by delivering bonds of the COM
pany to the referee at the price which the
holder of the bonds would be entitled
to receive out of the purchase money in its dstrbu
on 1t directs that the property shall be sold for
not less than $22 600, 900. and that, if bid for
that sum is made the referee shall adjourn the sale
from time to time until further order of the court
The decree directs that the property be sold
all existing liens for purchase money, and subject to
all unpaid taxes the sale to be absolute, unless
confirmed by the court. George O. Holt of New
York is appointed referee to take proof to what
obligations of the receivers are outstanding, and
to report the same to the court without delay
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-02

n OST - HEALTH MAY BE PERMANENTLY
L. restored to invalid ladies by the Orange BLOSSOM
treatment Go TO your druggist and get trial box
free. One months treatment. one dollar.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-02
The Trunk-Line Presidents.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-All roads excepting the Lehigh
Valley represented at the meeting of trunkine
railroad presidents to-day President Roberts, of the
Pennsylvania road, presided. There also pres
emit President King, of the Erie; General Manager
Hickson and Traffic Manager Sergeant, of the Grand
Trunk; President Depew, of the New York Central
and B. A. Hegeman Of the Lackawanna- The follow.
ing passed:
Resolved, That we hereby pledge ourselves that we
will not allow any variations from the established
east-bound rates, either by direct reduction on the
sum of local rates by any officer, agent, or any en-
poye of lines, and that upon request OF the com
missioner. when evidence satisfactory to him has
been presented that established rates have been cut
by a connecting road or its connections, even though
the reduction may be made its their own pro-
portion of rates, will withdraw all prorating
arrangements, and viii not accept from such connect
ing roads through bills through cars, but will
rebilling and transfer of property at full tariff
rates from the junction point; and further agree
that any agent under control who may be shown
to be quoting less than be instrumental in cutting
established rates, either by rebate otherwise shall
be discharged; provided that any line may withdraw
from this resolution upon ten days notice to the
commissioner. or notice given at any presidents
meeting called for the purpose.
Resolved, That until Oct. Is freight in transit
prior to Oct J. if noted waybills, will be accept
ed by the trunk lines at contract rates. but and
after Oct Is through way-bs shall not be passed at
trunk line western termin at less than tariff rates.
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FINANCIAL

Two LOAN-SPECIAL FUNDS-ON GOOD MORT
Il gage security at low interest. Cali soon. ALEX
METZGER. Agent
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MONEY ON FARM AND CITY PROPERTY IN
lNl sums of $4,000 and over at per cent JNO.
G. BRUSH Cddfellows' Block.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-10-29

See advertisement of j. A. Ross & Co., of Bos-
ton, all who are interested in sportmen's equip
ments. He sells good article at lowest price.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-10-29

1t will pay music lovers to read the small ad.
vertisement Music " in this issue.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-10-29

| A celebrated writer Of English ]
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iprice for preparing this articlc:E
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wishing to improve themselvesI
Tin composition or letter writings
lshould carefully read the entire
}page and note the ingenuity byk
(which SO much information has I
been given in SO small space. [
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-10-29

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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-10-29

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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-12-12
J4;.d N.'itfs.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

tJHin&, to the fact that have been DELAYED in
gearing location tor our New Laundry, and know
ing that 1t IS 1T present Impossible to get cu;,,pe
tent white wash women enough to do the washing
for the people Of Dillon, tho boycott up.n those
parties who should could continue To employ Chi;
,lcsc help which. was tn i,,v. commenced Nnr ,st
has been postponed until Dec. Is:, 1855. On or be-
fore which tstc the new knights Of Labor I.nrn.
dry viii have been erected and in operation. We
:ha! commence II once to build large and convc.
a'cn: building containing all the necessary fixtures
tools, etc., and have engaged the services o., No
FIRST Class skilled wnrker., and will prove to TIE
public that there is nothing that Ch,na,an car do,
that white tnc', can not Improve upon, to tn.
publishing of the i,o>om .! the White Shirt. We
also wish 10 express gu, thanks tn those Of
fellow citizens who have aided efforts nv dis.
continuing the employment If the Chinese. and we
assure them thu: appreciate il nd will r.,ne,n-
her thc,nd~d Mnf -. .'W nat fo,4,st Mosr ;,ho
ugaj0sE FIRE. La60r.
BY order Of Executive Committee of Dillon As
sc.1hly, X. ofL.
Dillon, NJ. r., Oct. as, 1885.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE At HKIENA, NJ. T.. Nov. :, ,SSs,
~ cd settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the Judge of the I'd
scncc. before Il. r. Wing, deputy clerk of said
court in and for lsc;l,crhead County, ut Dillon. NJ.
r., TN
December IL. 1896. viz: Philip T.. Tout.
who made hc,.,rstcad application No. as4,, for the
5 4 NV. y SWA section IS TIP. : s. Of X.
He names the following witnesses to prov. his
continuous residence upon and cultivation If sn,
land, viz: William l.asiey. Jeremiah limerick, John
Con. Orcm and Frederick Kular, all Of Dillon, NJ r
+. ADkINSON, Register.
Fiii II. NcGOuGii. Attorney. 4s-td
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NOTICE OF FINAL. ENTRY.

LAND biEICE At litItNA. NJ. T.. Nov, rs ,>>s
MOTTO !. is hereby given that the following nam,
~ cd settler has filed notice ut his intention to
make final proof in support at his claim, ana that
said proof will be made before Il. I. Wing. Dep
n'y Clerk ct District court. at Dillon, NJ. r., ON
December 30. 1896. viz: Ernest ii. Nau,rr.
VT Twin Bridges, who made pre- c,nptinn d,.l,r.
tory statement No. s,ss, tor the SWl, Section /.
fp... S.ot Il. : ".
lie names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cult walton nt, said
and. viz: Washington Mckinney. John Eorn.v,
Stephen T. Recs. Green 4. Williams, all of Twin
Bridges. NJ. r..
47td :. ". IANIlORNE, Rerist,r.
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NOTICE or FINAL. ENTRY.
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, NJ. r., Oct 10, 1855.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following NAM
~ I'd settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before Z. Mead, Probate
.'"dgcfor Bearerhcad County, ut Dillon, NJ. r.. On
December ID, 1895, viz: James II. Page,
who made pre-. enpton dcclaratory statement No.
a.47 for the W u Sc x sW Sc u SEX sWA
Section ~, Tp 10 S. o. X. II W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation ot, said
land viz: Robert Hughes, Martin Buck, Daniel II.
Noble and rh"ophlus .. Craven, all of Red Rock,
Montana T. ADKINSON Register
w. ,. barbour, Attorney. as.tu
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, NJ. T., Dec. ;, 1855.
NOTICE is hereby Il ven that the following
~ cd set or has filed NOTICE. Ut his intention to
'a;kc t'n. proof in support OF his claim nd that said
proof will be made before II. I. Wing, Deputy
Friday
january ~. 1886. viz: Edgar Bennett.
who made pre- .cmption dcclratnr, statement. No.
:ozs, tor the w MEX NV 4 SIC J., NE l.,
SW ~, Section ,o Up. :. Il. West.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upor and cultivation of. said
and, viz: Il. IL. Rca>lcv. X. NJ. Arnold, Henry
Wcimcr. Henry Bailey. al Of Dillon. Montana.
- ID :. W.l.ANt;liORNE:. Rc"istcr.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed proposals
will I've received by the Board Of County Co,,nis-
soners Of Bcaverhead County, Montana, until the
first MONDAY in December, 1855. for the repairing Of
the Canyon bridge, in Kyan's canyon, in said county,
said bridge being about ~ miles up said CANYON.
Hddcrs will please state the amount for which, they
WI! furnish the material amt properly repair said
bridge in Il good and workrnl,.ll>c manner and
mike it safe for public travel.
The Commissioners reserve the roh, 10 reject
my or ii! hi1's. by order "t the Board.
pm. u. N,GOl'tll, Co. Clerk.
Dated: Dillon. Nov 4. l>>,. ,--,d
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

>:.n,c +" my ranch ON Medicine Lodge. Beaver
head County. about the ist IT October Il bay pinto
brand on the right shoulder. Il bald face The
owner is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take the horse away.
MATTHEW JOHNSON.
Dec. 5. ISSs-%w
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA. NJ r., Oct. ri, 1855.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam
~ cd settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will he made before the Judge OF the ,d
j,.aicial District, Court Of Montana, or in his a,
scnce before Il. +. Wing. Deputy Clerk Of said
Court in and for Beaverhcad county, at Dillon,
vi. Ton
December S.I1885, viz: Benjamin Bond,
who n,adc homestead application NJ a1oh for lots
and , and EH NV Y Scc.7, Up. : Sof RS W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of. said
land, viz: Theodore Schuyler, John Hoffman,
James r. Farley and James r. Murray all Of Dill.
Ion, NJ. r. 44-td +. Atkinson, Register.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-13
Injunction In a Divorce Suit.

Yesterday, before Judge Walker, an intermed-
airy hearing was given in the divorce suit of
Caroline Stumph against John B. Stumph. The
question arose on An amendment to plaintiffs
complaint, making Sarah Nimal. William
Nimal, Emma McElwee, Thomas McElwee,
Elizabeth Dietrich, John w. Stumph, jr, James
r. Ross and John Helm defendants. Defendant
sold a part of his property to Ross, who gave
notes therefor, and in addition to these there
are other notes amounting to about $1,000, the
whole aggTegating value Of $4,000 Mrs.
Stumph moved the court to issue an injunction
against the above-n parties, restraining
them from selling or in any way lisposing OF
the said notes. Except as to Ross the injunction
was granted until further order from the court.
Thomas McElwee, in whose possession the notes
are, was ordered to retain them and not to place
them in tho care Of any other person Mrs.
Stumph also applied for receiver, but that
matter was taken under adyisement.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-13
THE ELEyEN-OCLOCK LAW.
The Supreme Court Holds 1t TO Be Constitu.
tional-violators Must Pay the Penalty.

The case of Christopher c. Hedderch. who
was indicted and fined ten dollars, last January,
for violating what is known as the eleven
o'clock law by selling liquors between the hours
of II o'clock p. NJ. and A. NJ, was passed upon,
yesterday, by the Supreme Court, and the law is
sustained The defendant attacked the
law upon the ground that it encroaches upon the
natural rights of citizens. The court says:
This argument finds no support from authority,
and has none in principle. Whether a statute
does or does not deprive the citizen of his natural
rights is question for the Legislature and not
the courts" 1t was contended that the
clause between the hours of IL o'clock
p. NJ and 5 o'clock A. NJ" had
reference only to Sunday or legal holidays,
but Judge Elliott says "The plain meaning
of the statute is that no sales at all shall be
made on Sunday holidays. or election days. and
that on other days sales shall not be made
within the hours designated 1t was next in
sisted that the clause above was too indefinite in
time This Is passed upon as untenable, and
then the point is pressed that because the word
'unlawfnl is not used the statute is invalid. AS
it is penal statute it was not necessary to
use the word. The court in conclusion says:
mo one can be at loss to ascertain the
meaning Of the statute, nor can anyone
be misled by it's provisions. 1t regulates the
liquor traffic, and one of its regulations is that
there shall be sale of intoxicating liquor be-
tween the hours of ii o'clock p NJ and o'clock
A. NJ. The violation of this provision is an
offense, and no one who can understand the force
of language can be put to doubt, nor can any
one be misled or entrapped.'
The Board of Police Commissioners are nat
urally greatly pleased with the result of the
test case, and the saloon keepers are correspond
ingly displeased. There are two or three similar
cases appealed, as Hedderichs was now awaiting
decision by Judge Norton, notably that against
Stephen Matter, who was recently sentenced to
ten days in Jail.
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PRICES ALWAYS in PLAIN FIGURES.
PETTIS. BASSE77 { Co.
WORK OF THE ASSESSORS.
A Little Matter that the Taxpayer Loses
Sigh. of in Estimating His Wealth.

The county assessors Office staff is busily en-
gagged in preparing for the returns that will be
unloaded on them in about two weeks
This is the glowing season of the year for
taxpayers. When the. board of equalization
meets presume every Indianapolitan rushes
forward and insists that the assessor has rated
him too low?" said the reporter to one of the at
taches.
mot much. That's the time when tho tax
payer, as rule, loses all interest in govern
ment BY the people and for the people. He
makes mistake, though, in not helping the as
SCISSORS to fair return on his property and pos
sessions and thus tightening the labors Of the
board"
..Whyin
"a man talks to an assessor one way and to q
mercantile agency another. With the latter he
wants to put his possessions at a value as high
as possible to. get commercial standing with the
former he values them as low as possible to
escape taxation. He does not think that the
mercantile agencies verify his reports to them
by the amount he returns for taxation. Not an
hour passes but that some one from the agencies
10 in here looking up q taxpayers record. In
many instances man gives an agency high
idea as to his pecunary responsibility that is not
confirmed by the tax list"
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THE DEATH PENALTY.
1t Can Be Imposed Only by Jury-Wart
ner Gets New Trial.

As anticipated, the Supreme Court yesterday
set aside the sentence of death on Weibern
Wartner, the Jasper county murderer. The
proceedings in the trial court were irregular.
Upon plea of guilty the court, as the finding
states, s'having heard the evidence and being
sufficiently advised in the premises, finds the
defendant guilty." etc. Judge Howk, in
the opinion, says 1T is very clear
that the judgment is wholly unauthorized, and
must be set aside" Section Ii of the bill OF
rights provides that the accused shall have a
right to public trial by an impartial jury This
is his personal and constitutional right, which he
cannot waive, as the statute does not authorize
any such waiver. Section 1921, r. S. 1881, pro
vides that capital cases must be tried by jury.
The record shows that the accused was not tried
by jury The court says in its opinion the err
rors are of SO grave character that he has a
right to insist upon them affording ground fol
new trial The case goes back, and Wartman
will be tried under statutory methods.
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ease is no longer regarded or treated as an en-
tity but as manifestation of conditions, as nat
ural phenomena, resulting from natural pro-
cesses, however painful or destructive. Though
the profession has emerged frorn the old
"gorgons and chimeras' we need not, we cannot
justly reproach our predecessors for having
failed to reach the eminence to which we have
been exalted. Let us be thankful that we are
what we are, but let US at the same time remem-
Der that we owe to our fathers a debt of graft
tude, anG hold them still in reverence, inasmuch
as it is All axiom of modern science that What
ever is, is an inevitable sequence of what was
before it,"
The address was discussed by Drs. Moffatt of
Rushville, Lomax, of Marion, Wishard, Of In
dianapois, and Stemen, of Fort Wayne, after
which the society adjourned until 8 A. NJ.
Wednesday.
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Suffering from Dementia.

An inquest of lunacy was held by Esquire
Smock and Medical Examiner Brayton, yester.
day, on Johnson Godown, eighty Ave years of
age, and former resident of Center township,
but who for some time has made his home with
his son, on North Pennsylvania street 1t was
found that the old gentleman labored under the
illusion of bad treatment; that he wandered
away from home, to which place he had to be
brought by sympathzing people who were moved
by his helpless condition. He suffered from in
somnia and during the night every few minutes
got up and looked at the clock to see the time.
He carried matches in his hat, and frequently
lit them, with no special purpose. His malady
is pronounced by the attendant and examining
physicians as resulting simply from old age. He
was sent to the asylum because his friends
feared harm would otherwise reach him.
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AuOfhar MadicaI Tor

Another Medical Convention.
The Indiana Eclectic Medical Association
will meet in Pfafliu's Music Hail. opposite
the Denson House, this morning, at 10 o'clock.