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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-11

LOUISVILLE society is greatly scandalized by
the marriage of George G. buchanan, jr., to a
pretty faced member of the demimonde. just
why sympathy" should be wasted on him is
hard to conceive. for it appears that he has long
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successive edition. but who declines to be known to
the public except his dearest friend companion and
onlin seror ~
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TWELVE PAGES.
TIE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

Can be found at the following places:
LONDON-American Exchange IN Europe 449
Strand.
Professionalism Exchange in Paris, 81 Boulevard
des Capucines
NEW YORK--St Nicholas and Windsor Hotels
CHICAGO-Palmer House. q
CINCINNATI-J. Il. Hawley & Co.. 154 Vine street.
LOUISVILLE-C. T. bearing, northwest corner
Third and Jefferson streets.
ST. LOUTS-Union News Company. Union Depot
and Southern Hotel
Telephone Calls.
Business Office. .23S Editorial Rooms. .242
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Business Office 23S Editorial Rooms. PIP
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

future They declare that Manhattan was their
frs stock to advance that Union Pacinc, Western
Union. Pacific Mail and Missouri Pacific and Kan
SIS and Texas are 10 follow in the order named.
They claim the short interest Is still very large.
snd that in TACT, IL was increased during the past
week. The bears are lighting the advance by sell
ing each 1 per cent. advance. An address 10 the
Directors OF the Union Pacific is being circulated
ior signa ,s in Which a,, II IS stated that
have been deprived of their dividends that the
liquiGation OF the company'e floating debt might
go on unchecked, and Gays that amounts from the
net earnings have been applied TO this object.
The floating debt having been reduced TO
amount which cen easily be handled. and I'm
portsnt questions at issue with the Government
having Deen adjusted which the stockholders
feel justified In REQUESTING the board 10 take
measures to clear OF the remaining floating debt.
they may again receive the net earnings when
leeitimate'y belong TO tEem. Ii is urged that
its stocks a dividend basis IL
having been clearly PROVEN that the road eoaid
earn per cent on It's capital during period Of
uDpre1 edented depression in railway ifaiic. IL
confidently CLAIMED that enough bonds now be-
longing 10 the Onion Pacific can be sold beioie
July to pay off the floating debt. The course OF
the Union Pacific has been steadily upward al
day, resulting in an advance OF % per cent.
Louisville and Nashville is also IL per cent
higher, and Long Island, sales OF 4 0c0
shares, shows a gain OF 2ss per cent. The other
advances are for fractional amounts consoli.
and Nashville officials make the following state
ment: 1.-The recent decision o. the United States
Supreme Court, in the Tennessee bond cases, re-
leased TO the Louisville and Nashville Company
$s6OC worth OF Henderson Division bonds.
which have been locked up under al option since
1871
Theldelivery of these SOC eco bonds by the com
paDy reduced the loans OF the Louisville aud
Nashville Company outstanding 10 s50.o0 In
view of the improved Condition OF the property
the di.eclcrs have thought il advisable 10 recover
portion OF last year 10 20 bonds, aud have com
pleted negotiations for return to the compauy's
n ave-
terminated Till October next
The total sales to day were nesriy 200 0G0 shares
but OF this amount Union Pacific contriou o.
tC0 shares The total sales for the week have
been ,3l6 AS shares decrease from last weak OF
1880 shares. but OF This weeks business 81
per cent. consisted of sales of Lackawanna, ST.
Paul, Onion Pacific New York Central, North
western and Lake shore. in the order named.
The principal changes in price this evening
coupsred with last Saturdays are an advance OF
81 IN Union Pacific. So in Louisville aud Nash.
VILE - in Manhattan Consol and l5S in consol-
dated Gas. New York Central is down 3. Lake
Shore ~. Lackawsnra 2tsSs. and Delaware and
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THE CHURCHES.

Rev; Mr.. Bright viii preach at the Inclanoia
Church this afternoon
Rev. h. Mcconnell will preach at Roberts
Park Church morning and evening
Rev. o. c. McCuilocn viii preach a. the Piym-
outh Church today. Evening topic, solidarity
or the Unity OF Society
Rev. A. a. Carrier viii preach at the Fourth
Presbyterian Church this morning.
Rev. A. Hsnwsy viii preach at the First L.
Church al 10 80 g. II. snd 1880 .. n.
Rev. John Baltzley will preach al the FIRST Ea-
gish Lutheran Church this morning.
Rev. J. r. Mitchell will conduct the services st
the Filth Presbyterian Church to-day.
Rev. d. r. Van Buskirk will preach morning
and evening at the Third Christian Church.
There will be preaching at the First Presbyterian
Church by Rev. G. e. Little. OF Danville, III.
At the Central Christian Church. this morning,
there will be preaching by President Everest, OF
Butler.
There viii Be preaching at the United Presby-
terisn Church, morning anc evening, by Rev. J. T.
Cowan.
Services at the South Street Baptist Church
Torning and evening by Rev. P. :. Lamp, of
Clicsgo.
There win be preaching at the North BAPTIST
shuIch this morning and evening by Rev. Z. e
Neigbbor
There viii be preaching morning and evening
st Toe Msyfower Congregational Church by Rev.
y. A. Hyde.
at the Second Presbyterian Church this morn
James Mcleod
Rev. c. L. Msrtz will preach at the Sixth Chris
tian Church ct the usual hours. Morning subject
moral and Positive Law"
DIR. William NJ. Pettis. OF Lafayette. will preach
at st. Pauls Cathedral this morning. and at ST.
james Chapel this evening.
Rev. II. A. Edison will preach at the Memorial
Presbyterian Church morning and evening Even
ing subject: The Revised Bible.''
Rev. J. A. Rondthaler will preach this morning
ana Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, OF Reading, Pa, this
evening al the Tabernacle Church
At the Fletcher Place Church thera VIII no
preaching al the usual hours by the pastor. Morn
ing subject, "A New Heaven and New ERrtn.'
Rev. A. Marine will conduct the services mt the
Central Avenue Church to day. Morning subject:
Facts VS.. Fiction" Evening: The CHRISTIANS
Hope
There will be preaching at the Meridian Street
Church By Rev. John Alabssser. Subjects Morn
icg: GODS Gracious FulneSs." Egening: The
Gleat supper"
Rev Reuben JEFF ev Will continue the subject.
The Translation OF Eooc5." at the First Baotist
Church this morning. Evening: VIA: N ast /
Do 10 BE Saved"
Rev. r Y. Hunter viii occu by the pulpit al the
Sevtnth Presby terrain Church at the usual hour
to-day. Morning subject "Ate Sabbath Laws
Coz sistent with Liberty Evening: "Railways
sunday Papers and the sabbath"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY AND STOCKS.

Kew York Finsaciai Market.
NEW YORK, May l6.-Money-On call easy al
per cent
Prime Mercantile Paper-495 per cent.
Foreign Exchange q iiet and unchanged.
The total sales OF stocks to-day l99 s6I
shares, including Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western, 81, 400 Lake Shore. $500 Louisville and
Nashville, 1e.eoo; North western 12,26o; New York
Central Is 275: Pacific Mail 500: 81. Paul. l0900:
Union Pacific, eco: Western Union, 1900
In Government bonds there was all adj.
vance OF X per cent. in quotations for the 4; and
az coupon per cents, - in the currency Us, aud
a decline OF = in the 3s There were sales OF the
IS at losl4. ana the registered AZ per cents. at
il5ls.
State Securities have shown a renew ID
activity and quotations were generally
higher.with fales.of Louisiana consols. ma.ured
coupons at 65@651z: North Carolina tax at s. and
Alabama class c at As.
The stock market has not been active to-day,
but it has exhibited a strong undertone for nearly
everything except the Vanderbilts, which were
weak. The Gould stocks. Louisville and Nash
vile and Long Island are the most prominent for
the inherent strength developed. A published in
terview with Mr.. Vanderbilt. in which he admit.
ted indirectly that he had been heavy seller OF
his speculative holdings of New York Central
anc LAKE ShOre, ana IN winch ne stated that
ne had been very much disappointed as
TO the prospect OF future dividends by those COM
panies; also, declaring that he could not tell
when the outlook would be better had depress-
ing effect upon New York Central and upon Lake
Shore. There has been some talk OF proceeding
legally TO stop the heavy cutting OF rates that is
being INDUCED in by trunk lines on the northern
route. New YORK Central touched lis highest
point shortly after the opening from which il de-
clineG per cent. and closed with loss OF "a per
cent, and Lake Shore, on fluctuations OF only y
per cent Is down Il. While there are diversified
views as 10 the cause OF the present and prospec-
tive strength or the erket. the general sentiment
q Is evening is in favor OF higher quotations for
most of the list. especially the Gould stocks The
more con fdent bulls declare that the market has
only started an upward movement that will
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
THE RAILROADS.

The Office OF J. n. Marin. District PaSsen ger
agent Oh tie Big -Four, is undergoing repairs
A large number OF the engineers on Indiana d.
lis ,oads will attend the Interstate meeting OF
brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers at Spring
field, H.. May "A.
Three gravel trains are in service on the Air
Line, anda large sang Of laborers are ar WORK an
the load. The work Of reballasting tee road b II
viii be pushed rapidly.
Prominent railroad men are asking for the a "
ishment OF the Pennsylvania soealled zion
They say that IL Is denlorazing the railroad
MSS throughout the country.
Two of the six passenger coscnes ordered by tie
l., y. A. and G. for feTvice on the Air Line ns z
Oeen delivered, and are now running between
Cincinnati and Chicago. They were bai,t by the
Pullman Company and are very handsome The
oihersare nearly finished ana will be delivered IA
lew days. About June the GUNNER time Il ME
Will 20 into effect. and the train which lesv s
mere al l2:45 y. m. will leave at IL. arriving at
Chicaso at ESQ p. m. train will Ieav. az o.
m for Grand Rapids, arriving at that point a. 4
nc. Sleeping cars will be attached
President McKeen. of the VaudaIia saws that
curing the year about twenty miles OF new steel
rails Will be put down on the Loeansport diyist..n
of that road The most important improvement
tbat Will be made on the road is az 9Ockville
where mammoth grade. known as the Camel
Bsck, Is bsing cut down. President MsKeen US
be does OF think the road will be extended from
south Bend to ST. Joe this year. although ID ere
has been some talk OF building this extension
during the coming summer. Perhaps as good a a
example OF ell Gent railroad MANAGEMENT as can
be found Is the case OF the T. ". aud L. The Van.
dalia purchased the road when it was in the m re.
IL has now eveloped into one of the best pay ng
divisions OF the system. There has been an nm.
precented increase in the business. and this in
crease continues
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
COMMERCIAL.

The wholesale markets display very little &C.
tiyity just now. 6roce.ies were isirly active and
the leading stsples-safars and cofisek-c0nt'nued
strong in dried fruits there was a moderate
movement at about steady prices. Fish were in
fair request a. former quotations. The butter and
cheese markets are dali aud prices uncasnged.
Eggs are 5rmer. Potatoes are weak.
GRAIN.
Nheat-A Saturday dullness has settled down
upon local markets. and nobody wants moth
Ing" and very little OF even ,nething We evi-
Gently need More war news and less OF grow
ing sunshine in order that comfort may come to
the bulls" Futures developed some sellers. but
buyers are few. New York is &c lower, Baltimore
74@1zc higher and Chicago &c higher.
Corn-Like wheat, Is duh and lower. ReeeIpgs
fair and only ordinary interest msnifef;ed in any
grades. Futures friendless. New York u OF.
Baltimore & shade finer and Chscseo steady
Oats-Quiet and steady.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
EX.UNION PRISONERS,
Annual Meeting Of the state Associa.
tion-Electiou OF Cfficers,

Tie State Association OF ex Union prison
ers of war met in annual convention in the
Court house at o'clock yesterday after.
noon, some city or more members bsin ?
in attendance. The meeting wss called to
order by the President. I. Y. Walker, I'd
the reports o. the Secretary and Treasurer
were received, showing the association to be
in healthy condition. Considerable routine
busine,s was transacted and the following
officers elected:
pIesident-I. n. Walker
Treasurer and Secretary. I. Seholl.
Executive Committee. q. Adar, Il. :. stiles,
and Peter NaTger.
As delegates to the National Convention OF
ex-UDion prisoners which meets in Phils.
delphia in August next. the following mem
bers were appointed: Isaac 4. Mitchell and
George Grimes, OF Terre Haute, aud John
Goodwin, Robert w. Medkirk and Z. viii.
liams of this city.
The convention then adjourned to meet
in this city in May next.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
Greenfield.

ID. W. Berr. prominent attorney of Brookvllle.
was in the city yesterday.
II. C. Cooling, OF Evansville visited friends in
this city the first part OF the week.
Charles Fl. Fort, Treasurer, and v s. jackson.
Sheriff, visited Cincinnati last week.
Mrs. Ora vsncleve. born Barrett OF Portland
Inc., is the guest OF Mrs. K. A. Smith.
Waiter 7. Williams class OF 81 came up from
Cincinnati 10 attend the Alumni reunion.
Miss Alma Martin is entertaining Misses Jennie
Jackson and Birdie Cock, OF Indianapolis.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. T. swope entertained party o.
their friends Wednesday evening VITA dancing
Misses Lizzie and Josephine Morris, OF knights
town. spent isst sunday aka Mr.. AID Mrs J. Z.
Hart. on South street
Miss Nora welbcrn. Miss Nellie Cooke ana
others, of Knientstown. were here dIiing the va
Ifous commencement exercises
Misses Katie and Julia Bagen, OF Fortyille at
teeced the commencement an were The guests OF
Mrs. Fph Marsh ana Miss Ne,tie Williams.
NJ. and MIS-. Frank c. Doran have returnai
from their trip 10 Los Angeles Cal. Having bsen
greatly benefited in health, they loud in praise
OF that country.
John G. Dunbar, OF Greencast'e. has been
lie Grand Army post OF thii couatY is named
TIE Dunbar Post after Mr. Dunbsr's brother,
who made such gallant record the battle
deld.
TIE public schools closed Friday. AFTER tern
cises incident TO commencement gave the people
plenty OF entertainment The graduating ex r.
ipg. The class, composed OF eight girls and
toy. pitseDted a beautiful picture, and is TN
doubleday one. OF the best classes ever graduated
from our schools The graduates, WITH their sab
jtcis are: Nellie Love, "R ddlss." Nettie ADAMS
Our lo.Dsys and YESTERDAYS Are the Blocks
With Which We Build" Matte Anderson, $40
sibiliues;" Minnie Black, .Once Upon Time ="
Ed Il. Derry men We Ought TO Hono'" Jessie
Hamilton, Unknown. Unmitsed:' Josie Heffsr-
msn, "If an Anvil Be Patients II a Hammer Strike
Hard" Nettie Williams. Cheek" Lima Walker,
An the World Stage" Friday evening the
Alumni held their annual literary exercises. made
up, as follows: Presidents address. George S.
wilson; Grafton, Whispers to the Class of So"
Crissie Gilchrist OF Hanover. Tread by Lizzie
IIarris): recitation. The Bell of Zauore."
Nary Goble; Grafton. "Tne Brotherhood OF
Truth Truth George II Cooper: essay: Chances"
Mllikan; GRAFTON, Possible Attainment" Will
Aiherton,o OF Philadelphia; Prophecy. Carrie Fau
root; "Welcome ID class OF 'S5,' Viola Banks: re
Spouse by Matte Anderson The exercises for
boh evenings were interspersed by music espe-
cially prepared by all OF our leading musicians
ana their efforts met with q pleasing response
from the audiences Commencement week closed
last night with the alumni banquet and sacial at
the residence OF William New, Esq. There were
about leo guests present, and the evening was
spent pleasantly in recalling schoolday incidents
and in social enl0ymente.
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ElHGWhara-

EAST LIBERTY. Pa. May 10 - Cattle - ouiet
snd unchanged. ali The condgnmenis were for
through points Receipts, 1854 head; shipment
Hoes-Were dull ana heavy; Philsoelphiss, u 50
@4t5; Workers. 81 se9s 50, receipts B go head;
shipments, 4. 500 head
Sheep-Nere dull and shade of from yes.er-
Cay receipts, l.S-0 head; shipments, goo heac.
CHICAGO, May 1G The Drovers Journal re-
ports:
Cattle Receipts, 30 head: shipnenu leo
heao. Market slow at Fridays decline OF lOc:
shipping, "a 6oG5 so: COWS. mixed stock. - 4r0r
ans, So 55s425.
Eoes- keceiprs 1900 head: shirn.enu. 1000
head. Market strong aud fairly active. values
firm; rough and mixed, S. 95Gi 22K; packing
and thipping "a 25e4 90 light 81 1904 80; skips.
sheep-Receipts. 1900 head: shipments, none.
Market slow; shorn, 3 40GS 65; wooded. IS 60
a c.
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daughters; Mr.. Akers and family; Rev. 2. v Hrn.
Ter and vile. the Misses Davis seiberf. Tavio:
snd Others were present. Music and refreshuenr -
we're in order nntn The nour tor the grsveyards 10
yawD, when the happily company separated. after
an expression OF good wishes 10 their host aud
hostess
The third section OF the FRS; Baptist Church
gave social Wednesday evening IN the church
rse Ride Jen Ihee 81
o. Mss Lucy Jacobs; The medley performance by
Dr. Buchanan with the harp. guitar and triangle;
by Mrs Grace Lsvering, entitled, 'sNo. Sir the
recitation OF How He Saved st. Michael" by
Florence Day. ana Jud Colgans declarations,
treatments concluded the entertainment.
The indianapolis Chorus Society will hold two
reIes5sais prior 10 their We5Desday night coz
morrow night, and On Tuesday night they will
nod the next az Plymouth Church. The pro
namely: The Heavens are telling IRON The
{ r alton; "lnhamnatus." from the ''Stabas
Mater" He Waicheih over Israel" aud Tnsnks
be 10 God,'' from Elijah" ana a parting song
"Dsylieht il Fading" The chorus includes some
.! the very best voices in the city.
Mrs NJ. A. Norwood. OF rs West Third street.
her child en-. Mrs. T. L. HIT Dayton T Nor wood
Mrs X +. Catttrson and John Norwooi with
tnslr families; her brother, <. F. Norwood and
lis family Mrs. Bro snd a number OF others OF
her immediate relatives and acquaintance. After
some time she learned that the assemblage was In
honor OF her sixty fourth birthday, and as she
have been overlooking with happy thoughts. IL
was a nJtsb bic event in her ltle supper OF course
was served during the evening.
At The residence OF M and Mrs. Emme. Pee
As North West street. Miss Cordie was the reci D.
tent Of 8 surprise party given by her friends in
honor OF her twelfth 0irthdsy. C,rdle is a charm
irg entertainer. She also has been ore OF the at
factions Of the Union Fair where sue represented
The FLOWER Cir in q charming manner. Among
those resf Mt a. the ra-y were Misses Jenny Nsg-
men, ID ssie Ebert Nemie Royce. kittie nttn
Annie Casper, Edith Brsmwell, La e Evis. Myrs' c
Ksp2. koi.h Eivis. MssssTs. 70 ace Knapp,
Charlie Eoert, George Jones. Will Joaes Ellie
Clifford Jesse Newman and Others.
Quite q mum Der of Mat BSllengsr's young South
soc friends gave him pleasant surpri se or las
Monday evening. Among those present were the
Misses Bell Taylor, Grace Poundstore. Bertha
smith. Anna cook, BERTHE Sheindler. Mabel Sui
Grove. Viola SbeiDder Minnie Poundstone Alma
Rsyford, Stella Mcclure, I'd Messrs jim and Wal
ter Seibelt. Soiou and Arthur McKee, Walter
smith, Walter Heiiz, Charlie Malp5as, Louie
PoundstOne and Harry McLo1ehlin. They were
accompanied by Mr.. aud Mrs Mcclure. Miss Mamie
Taylor and Mrs. Ida Heindel. An en- ioyable time
wss passed, as all were permitted to enjoy them i.
selves on the lawn.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

The Supreme Court yesterday decided the
following cases:
1I,C62. AQuiila Rogers VS.. Reuben Beau
champ. Vigo S. G.. Affirmed. Hewk, J.
1897. John T. Pressly VS. Alfred Ha--
rison ct al. Marion s. c. Reversed. Mitch.
ell. J.
IL, 3l2 John Lance va George Pearce e.
al. Gibson G. c. Affirmed. Elliott, J.
IL 9s2. John 3. Conor VS. Citizens Street
Rsilwav. Marion s. @. Rshearing granted
II 045. Jsmes A. A. Argentine va. lss G
B. Ward. Dearborn c. c.. AppeIee's mo
ton TO dismiss oyerruled.
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New Corporations.

The Laclede Coal and Coke Company, of
Winslow, Pike County, has fled articles
with the Secretary of State. The capital
stock is $4,000, divided into shares of $50
each. The Board of Directors consists Ct H.
h. Combs, Hiram Wilson, Paul Fusz and
George 4. McCord.
The Winchester Wire and Iron Works
Company, organized under the laws OF the
s'ate, have fled articles of Incorporation.
TIE capital stock is - .000. and the term Of
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
Locomotive Firemen and Engineers

Locomotive Firemen and Engineers.
A number of Locomotive Firemen and
Epeineers left last night for Chicago, where
there will be meeting to day of Brother
hood Firemsn and Engineers. Colonel J..
B. Maynard will be the guest of the party,
aud left with them for Chicago last night.
The organizations are two OF the mos i'm
poitsnt of an industrial character in the
Union, having for their object their own i'm.
provement, morally and Intellectually. o.
the care OF their unfortunate brethren, facts
which railroad officials are beginning to ap.
preciate
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

Acting under a request of President kim
ball, CT the Commercial Convention, which
meets at Atlanta, Ga, on the 10th and c,n-
tinues in session three days. the Governor
has appointed Lindley Nipton OF this city,
az q State delegate, and Will make another
appointment to.Torrow, the President ask
ing that two gentlemen be appoin ted to REP
resent the State at large.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

No lecture this afternoon,

NO lecture this afternoon,
Mrs. DR.. Martin ana Mrs. Professor McWhirter
attended the NOman's Home and Foreign Mission
airy Meeting at indianapolis. on Wednesday last.
Some of Greencastle's musicians are OF the op.u-
ion that the manager of The Indianapolis Times
should take their musical critic and shoot hi
Some OF Lieutenant Goe cavalry company will
ma out tomorrow morning how much Il costs 10
ride ia the stress faster than the city ordinance
permits.
Inc manly form OF Z. \. Arnold ESQ editor al
tbe star Press, appears in the window al cum
backs. The work is in crsyon, and the artist was
Mrs Josephine Throop.
On the I'D we are 10 have q grand military pa
rsde, closing with sham battle. Tne cadet c0rps
OF DePsuw University will represen. the Union
ano the GRAND Army bo5s, with sll o.ner OLD sol
oltrs, sailors, ETC., VIII take the Confederate side
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

tie organization is TO continue twenty years
The Board OF Directors are w. J. Dsyis,u. I
! Fsiquhr and W. ]. Farquhr.
TIE Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Com
PAW yesterday fled articles for record in
the Recorders Office. Tbs capital stock Is
placed az 100000 The stockholders are
Hugh d McMulItn, OF Aurora; Dancsu T.
Bacon, of this city; 5 mon Z Sheerin, o. Lo-
gsusport; David h. Bates, OF New York !:
Willlsm T. Barnard. Andrew Anderson and
John w. Davis. CT Baltimore, and Eenry d.
Hanover, OF Aurcre, this State.