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The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19

MIR. w z. GRAHAM, Of Jefferson county,
whose death is reported in our Madison
special, was very prominent and estimable
citizen, well known not only in the city and
county Of his residence, but ell over southern
Indiana.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19

THE captain of the Bridgeport, Conn, police
force has been dismissed because of failure to
pay for an elegant dress that he had bought for
roller skating belle. 1t was embossed velvet,
with heavy jet embroidery. She made sensa-
tion in 1t. But what must be thought of man
in love with woman guilty of wearing such a
dress to rinkl Even a policeman ought to
know better.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19

ACCORDING to tho figures of the State Audi
Cor for the regular session, the Legislature
costs fully 81, 1,50O day. We have reckoned
it at 81, 440, sixty dollars an hour, one dollar
minute, day and night.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19

ATTORNEY GENERAL GRAY, just elected to
succeed Secretary Bayard in the United
States Senate, is forty four years old, and is
serving his second term as Attorney general
OF Delaware. He was born at New Castle,
and WAS graduated at Princeton in 1859. He
= an intimate friend of Mr.. Bayard, whom he
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19

CHARLES ENYEART, OF Saxton, Pa. has been
rescued from drowning in manner very painful
to himself. In company with several other boys,
he was skating on the Juniata river, when he
broke through the ice and was carried under by
the current. About fifty feet down stream he
appeared at an air-hole. only to be again swept
under. Again, further down stream, ne came
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19

ASSISTANT SECRETARY FANSINa should
pool his issues with the patriotic postmaster o
Camden. Maine, who has sent in his resig
nation
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19
He Has Taken His Eye OF.

LOufsvIIe commercial
S Colonel Thomas Lamented Jones has taken
his eye off the Spanish mission since it has been
determined to retain Minister Foster in his post
tion Colonel Jones can walk back with Phil
frhomnenn
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19

DEMOCRACY would have saved new shame
had the Legislature so attended to business
during the regular session as to save the occa-
sion of special session. Its rottenness is
offensive TO all.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19

Mr.. MCDONALD dined with the President
MIR. Hendrickss compleNien is said to be Of
deep green cheese color
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19

BE Finds Enough Kicking in Indiana.
Yincennes Sun tDem.)
Senator Joseph e. Mcdonald Is In Washington
City on business, and to form the Acquaintance
of the President and pay his respects to Che
Cabinet. The Indianapolis Journal will ba
panied at this evidence Of the lack Of kicking6
qualities In the Senator
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19

A HARRIsoNvILLE, N. j., couple have just
married after courtship of twenty eight years.
Too bad to spoil solid comfort after enjoying it
for more than quarter of century.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19
An Article that Has Got Away.

Lost or stolen One large and fully Inflated
sclean sweep not much used The finder will
confer favor upon destitute old man by re-
turning IT to Thomas A. Hendricks Washington,
d. G..
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19
Hendricks and Pendleton.

Washington Special. #
cepresident Hendricks, upon being told thai
ex-senator Pendleton wanted the English mis-
sion remarked sarcasticaily that if he had the
power to appoint, he would apply the rule which
Pendleton has fixed with regard to clerks, and
notify the ex-senator that death would have 30
occur before he could get the mission.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19

"worsev half. and he chatted with hor upwards
of half an hour. He must have said something
encouraging for when she emerged from the
cage she looked more cheerful
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19
The Professional Working Man.

Columbus lO.) Dispatch.
When man becomes 'sprofessionals labon
Ing man no stops work altogether.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19
It's Reputation Abroad.

The Indiana Legislature costs the State "a q
minute but the impression prevails out there
that it would be dear at that much year. II 10
one of these loafng Legislatures that rarely win
public approval except by adjourning.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19
ON SUNDAY, MARCH %,

will be printed the first installment of a new
story by
WILLIAM BLACK,
author Of Macleod of Dare" 9'rhe Princess
Thule" FShandon Bells" etc., entitled
'.The Wise Women of Inverness"
This story will attract to the Sunday Jour
nal an unusually large circ le Of readers. The
Journal will also contain
Special Telegraphic Dispatches from Wash
inton, New York and all parts Of Indiana and
Dther States.
The fullest news of the world by Western
Associated Press.
Special Literary and Miscellaneous Features.
Original Articles of State and local interest.
It's columns viii be crowded with everything
necessary to make
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19

Few men have so much to look forward to
in the future as Joseph E. Mcdonald, of Indi-
ana Milwaukee journal
And few men have so much to look back
sarl to in the past.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19

Washington Hatchet.


The remark was made at the White House by
one of the Presidents relatives the other day,
that Mr.. Cleveland will be married to q Buffah
lady before the close OF the present year.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19
when It Takes q shoe Horn.

New York Graphic.
A hat manufacturer says the size OF a mans
head is always increased by excitement We
have noticed this too. 1t generally occurs how
ever, the morning after the excitement.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19
Astonishing Musical Progress by Warrior.

Chicago News.
Since he became Secretary Of War, William
G. Endcott has made rapid progress In the
acquisition of military knowledge. He now is
a martial tone of tenor voice that if the Indians
were to hear him they would fee in terror to the
impenetrable Businesses Of the Arizona lava
beds
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19

A LOUISVILLE man has been arrested for
stealing grave-stones. That is about the only
kind Of plunder in Louisville worth stealing
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19

A NEW YORK woman, whose only offense
seemed to be that she persisted in writing poetry
and reading it in court, has been sentenced to
the island for six months She got off remarka-
bly, easy.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19

nominated for the presidency in the conven-
tion Of 1884. Ke is man Of fine physique,
and took prominent part in the convention
which nominated Mr.. Cleveland.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19

"OI COuTSe" H6 W6nt CO CMufCH IHeMe
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette.
There were great many people in this coun-
try who thought that Grover wouldn't always
keep pew so warm on Sundays as he did along
before the election. and 1t begins to look as
though they didn't miss their guess very widely.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19

PATTES answers the query ''what are we
here for'e How do decent Indianans like its
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19

ADJOURN and go home Draw pay for the
full time. Only go home, and never come
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19

Telephone Calls
Business Office 23S Editorial Rooms. 242
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19
THE INDIANAPOLIS
SUNDAY JOURNAL
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
Twelve Pages of Choice Reading
for Five Cents.

The indianapolis SUNDAY JOURNAL, on
March |, was enlarged to TWELVE PAGES, and
is on sale in every town and city in the State.
During the year it viii contain new original
stories by the best English writer's, including
WH4KTE COLLINS,
WILLIAM BLACK,
MISS BRADDON,
RHODA BROUGHTON,
'fOUIDA,"
THOMAS HARDY,
JOSEPH HATTON
And MRS. OLIPIIANT.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-19
Read the Next Sunday Journal.


PARTS-Amercan Exchange in Paris, a5 Boulevar,
dss Capucines.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-31

= 6err 8ietor be 2ebSeItern, Der bic
&unfz unb 8u6banolung bon @abbin
unb Compel in Pbilaoelpbia unb paz
rig reprdientirt, befinbet lid gegentpdrs
tig in San Mntonio. Ct 1T bierielbt
bei9dfti9t, Sublfriptionen fur bas neue
aunfwert: Die Meitermerte Der beutz
i9en &n1if" gu iammelr. 9ieies Wert
eri6eint in Soften uno entbalt &opien
Der beiten Bemdlbe in ben beuti@en
&untgallerien, ME ). 9. Der pinato=
tbet inMin6en, benz Beluebere in @ien
unb ben @alerien in Dresden, Berlin
unb Stuttgart. IS f6lieBt glei9seitig
bic Werfe Der alien nieberldnbii9en
S9ule Elm. 9as Werf bilbet cine bol=
ftdnoige encyclopedia Der beutf6en
&uait bonn 9ten Sabrbun5ert Big auf
ben beutigen Sag uno Derbient oesbalb
bic allgemeine llnteritiibung bes publi=
fums, gang %beionbers aber SET beuti9en
Bep6iferung. 29o, 3mt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-31

men &eliglonen, bic nit Geuer unb
@6wert gesen ole Nnbersgldubieen
mitben, Ifeben-menigftens mas ifaatli6
a%nerfannte &eligionen bon bielen Mil='
lionen Mnbdngern anlangt-nur lpee
nige ni6t.bogmatii6e geaeniibsr. 9a
1T bic 3OO0idbrise bes @~onfucius, gu
Der fi6 bic groBe Mebrsabl Der Chine
len befennt. Gonfueius lebrt, es fei
uum0eli6 fir Ben Meni6en, lleberna.
tiirlides gu ertennen, er ioae oaber feline
@cites= unb 8erianbestrdfte lieber auf
bic 8erbonfommnung hes irbii6en
Observation-Disclosures ri6ten. Oie Quintz
e1iens Der 2ebren bes @onfucius lit un=
gefdbr bieielbe, nie Tie iene Snldrift
iber bemGrieobofe Der freirelisi6ien@ez
mein6e in Berlin entbielt, bic beim Mns
bru9e Der bisotten rMera puttfamer"
auf bobe Obrigfeitlide NnorDnuug OBJ
geriRen wurbe. Sort bieB es:
,Ma6t bier bas 2eben gut uno f96n,
r&ein Senleits giebt's, fein W;eber=
iebn!"-
SoI9er g%laubensloIer &eIigionen.
beren ein3iges .3iel bic materiele unb
geiftige @olfabrt Der 86lfer ,par, bot
es mod einige gegeben, 10 Die Beg
gubbba in Snoien utl0 bic Ser Snfa's
in peru, burd pel6s Bic &obbsit Der
alten 06lter gemilbert unb-mie Dies
Bel ben Snfas Der Sal mar-Sflaperei
unb Menfdeu=O pfer uub dbnli9 graus
enbafte &eligions=@ eremottien friiberer
3eiten abgeidafft murben. NIs fol-
DE unbognatii9e &elieion fam man
aber aud ie6es geiitige Streben aufai
fen, mel@es barauf abaielt, Bic Menid=
belt au beben un6 au perebeln. Pbilo=
fopbie, Stunt unb DiHen16aften, ia,
ielbit bic pplitif, f6nnen-rihtig auf=
gefaBt-au iol9en Die Meni9beit ibrer
electromagnetic ndbsrbrinsenoen i6eas
Thirteen &eligionen tperben.
8ergegenudrtigt man li9 bieie Sc
geniberfeIung bogmatii@er uno ni9t=
DDgmatif1er &eligiDnen, bann beants
tportet fi9 f9lieBli6 bic Grage: v8e=
barf Die Meni6beit ber &eligionen?"
gang bon felbf. Ser blinoe @Iaube
5eriplittert unb ent3meit bic Menf1beit,
alio: bic oogmatiiden &eligioner limb
ri6t nur iiberHiiig, fonbern benz Gort=
f9ritt Der Menf9beit binberli9. Mber
oas Wihen, bas Oenfen unb eas fort
wdbrenoe @treben nod b6berer @elt.
tung unb @erboQfommt1ung .einist unb
frdftigt bic Meni6beit, alio bic ni9t.
bogmatif9en &eligionen- nenneu mi,
fe au6 fur3: rbie Sbeale", bic linb es,
obne mei6er iebes Gorpdrtsf1reiten
Der Meai6beit na9 Greibeit uni
@rfenntniB unbenfbar tpdre!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-31

Ter ieine &iihe uno @6afe bamit. Bros
fehor Smenfon. Ser Mufieber Der 9utz
6infonf6en 3uderFahrif in Ganias,
sibt on, baB Der Wertb bes 3uderrobr=
iar1ens bonfdnbig bic Soften bes Mns
baues bede unb bas &obr ielbf reiner
@eminn iei.
- Wn 8Drtbeilen, Bic Der 8au bes
&oggens gemdbrt, nirb beroor9eboben,
oaB CT auf benz lei6tefen 5anbboben
sebeibt, Die friibelte giebpeibe gepdbrt
unb trOboem i'm Sommer cine @rnte
bringt.
= 9ie Ssarmer BON &i6monoge untD
in Oacota finb nit Der @rinbung zines
copperatiben 8ereins erfplgret6 getpe=
fen unb baben iebenfals mebr Slid
aebabt, als uniere ~Garmers alliance.
sic baben ale gebirfniHe gum @rnten
gerneitf6aftli6 beaogen, ite baben cine
gemeini6aitli6e 8erfi6erungs @eiea=
f6aft gegriinbet, mel9e Die SSru6t auf
Dem 6alme berlidert unb bauer iebt
aemeinf6aftli6 eiten @lebatDr, um ibr
@etreioe felbft Der 9ifen 5u f6nnen.
Muf oer Jarm zines gemiRen 0ean
in Santos tpurbe fiirslih groBes Sc
i9rei iiber Sen Nusbru6 bes Serasfiez
bers unter Dem bortigen 8ieb erbo5en.
Msan bDlte einen EbierarSt aus Slinpis
berbei uno bieier prbnete an, bob anes
erfranfte Bieb ausi6lieBli6 NIT griinem
&Drn gefiittert tperbe. 8on ba at fas
men feline teuen &ranfbeitsfdqe Dor
unb bas franfe 8ieb erbplte fi9 in nee
nigen Sagen.
= Das agricultural College" in
&anias bat @rperimente gemadt. tuel6e
5eigen, tpte tpihtig es 1T, bos 8ieh i'm
Winter re9t narm gu baIten. Stint
o8erfibire" S6meine murben in einem
f%orgfdltig bor BET &dlte gef9ibter
S9uppen ii6erpintert, fiinf anoere boz
gegen brauBen, III einent abgeiperrten
Rauine. grtere nun fraBen inn @an5ert
28779 Pfunb Welf6fortt urlb lire .3u=
nabme an Gleif6 betrug 6O4 Dfuno,
10 baB olfo nit AZ pfuno Weli6forn
1 pfunb Gleii6 er5ielt tpurbe. Sic Ieb=
teren @6meine bagegen fraBen 2844
Yfun0 Wais, tabmen aber babel bios
478 Bfunb an 6Ieif9 at; es tparert
alfn in bieiem Sale etrpa 6 pfb. Mais
erforberli9, nur UNI l pfunb Gleii9 31
erbalten. 9iefes 8eiipiel benefit beuts
lid, baB bas Warmbalter Der Sbiere
in ben falten Monaten fi6 fir ben
2anbtpirtb rei6li6 lobnt.
= Mmerita, bas 9eimatblanb Der
&~artofeln, ilnportirt fol9e bonD euti9=
Lamb. Mer Bic Mbtbeilungen beg Staa>
tes Mi9igan unb anberer tpeftlideu
Staten auf Der Stem Orleanier Muss
ffelIuna geieben NIT ibren bunberterlei
Rartofelarten, benz miro es faum glaub=
lid erf9einen, baB bier in ber Union
Rartofeln foniumirt tperben, bic ien=
feits oessSceans uu6ien; aber benno9
1T es TO-. Sn Stem Sort aleil1 wurben
bieien Serbf 1000 Sad beuti6er &ar=
tofeln, bas pfunb gu 5 @ts. bertauft.
Sic &artofeln baben bic @r6Be fleiner
8firfi1e unb Derben ausi9lieBli6 3u
SaIat pertpanbt. sic treffen in Stem
Oort in Sunbertpfunbs Sdden elm ttnb
tperoen gu So per Sad on bic @roeers
berfauft.
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Nnaeiqe fit 5teueraabler.

&itY Collectors Sffce,
Gan Mntonio, 20. Oftober 1885.
Der Undergraduate madt bierbur4 betannt,
bab bic ifdbtilde ab balorem unb Ropffteuer fur
bas Munieipaliabr 1885, bas INT %. Gebruar
1885 enbet, faais 1T. Die Steuern fino Dor
benz senanaten Datum gu entridten.
8. 6. Saueifen.
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California Meiae.

Serr s.. $. MeDer. DboleiaIe
unb &~etailbdnbler in Weinen, Nlamo
Ylo5a, 1T foeben BON ieiner pierten
@eiie mad @alifornien 3uriidgefebrt.
st fam iebt feline 2unben uno Gami.
lien nit ben better Sorten bon @alifors
mia Wein un6 reinem Sraubens8 ranop
perieben. &einen California @laret
berfauft er bic @aaone gu 81. portz
uno anbere uaoerfdli6te @eine iino
tets bDrrdtbig.
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Groceries. Groceries.

gs siebt biele @rocerb. S%anblunsen in Gan
Mntonio, aber iuie tuenise, Die fi6 NIT Der bon
~lran1as Yreseott 6 Co.. Ode bon Soleoao uro
4ouiton. Strabe meiieu tonnen! Bel Hreseott's
Fnbet man Maes, bon ben sansbarften Staple
@aaren bis au ben %feinfen importirten Oeltta'
tefem. Oentf9e perben namentli9 auf bic in
WIeAfannen berpadten beutfden @emlie auf'
merriam semadt. Sebe ISOLDE friide Sem
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sam. s.. 0mttcrfine & Co..

Ylumber8 H.. @as=TitterS,
1856 OH.SoufonFrase, Gan antonio. Babe
pannen, Sturab6ber, Baferelolets, Wfarinor>
platten, @ummii dldu9e, 8leis unb giienrob'
rem, 8ierapparate mnb @asfxtnres aaer Art.
gue Mnftrdse iperoen prompt ansseflbrt.
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miro cine iunge Dame, UNI einen 8Iu=
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ipre6en f6nnen. Name unb Mbrefe
iinb in Der Office Der rGreie preKe"
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bis babin 5ietet iid bic @elesenbeit bel s arr9
3 IN au Der Commerce . Straben . 8riide,
edte Beine. IS )iSfeYs, Branbies unb gisarren
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Or 1T als reeler @elddftsmaan befannt nnb
mem ct bic 8erffderuns siebt, baB er $50
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@ebr. @riber ,Sumeliere, Main=p la3a.

Ber iebt @elb fparen unb iid sleid5eitis bic
@enustbuuns beridafen mill, in 8efib tpabr>
1aft reeGer @oare au seIansen, Der beiu9e
Sarrh II ms @ein. unb gisarrenbanb.
lung. Ct Iisfert gud poiitib bic 8eiueife fir
bic Aedtbeit feiner importirten nnb einbeimi.
fden @eine, 4iquOre unb gisarrens unb 6as er
bielelbem billiser als irsenb elm @bolefale. Saus
in ODER auberbalb Gan lntonio b%erfauft.
8aum 1T entf9lofen, Bis gum l. Sanuar auf-
aurdumen unb isinen aunben ben Nuben feiner
Mabnabmen %sufommen gu Iafen. l,1ot3M
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2---Hidings.

IA fowl. We are going to have
the new school-house built on the hill.
2-An animal. One of my best
friends has gone West to live.
part of harness. We are in
hopes to hear from Laura soon.
"A tree. The map-leaves are all
torn out of my geography.
5-Kind of fur. Gardner Miners
estate is settled at last
6-Kind of ware. The lawyer had
his first client in May.
Kind of grain. You must carry
every book back to the owner.
ga useful article. Our teacher
gives us all ample time to learn our les
sons.
9-Something used near the front
door. am at my Uncle Hiram's at
the present writing.
10-A vehicle. That cocoa Charles
sent me was splendid. MATTE.
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3---DiamOnd.

IA consonant.
PA liquor.
"a girls name.
4-Before.
"a vowel. GEORGE.
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fur tbe CHILDREN.
A String of Birds Eggs.

who knows Hebrew who knows Greek9
Who the tongue the brides speak?
Here's a set of meanings hid
As records on a pyramid.
What is meant by all these freckles,
Blush blotches, brownish speckles2
These are words In cipher printed
On each egg-shell family tinted;
Changeless laws the birds must heed.
What IL should try to read?
On the orioles, scratched and Scared
This to trace find not hard
Breasted bright as trumpet-Aoweri
Builder of a swinging bower,
ARREST dwelling ever seen,
In the elm trees branches green;
Careless caroler shall be
The little bird that sleeps in met"
on the Blue Jays, greenish gray,
Dottings fine would seem to say:
: Chattering braggart, crested thief,
Jester to the woods in chief,
Dandy gay in brilliant blue,
Cruel glutton, coward too;
Screaming, cleaning rogue shall be
The little bird that sleeps in mel"
On Bob Lincoln's browny- white,
This is writ IL I read right;
Gallant lover in the clover,
With his gladness bubbling over;
Walter, warbling liquid notes
Yes, and one that hath two coats!
Nimble, neat, and blithe shall be
The little bird that sleeps in mel"
On the King-bird's, creamy-hued,
Runs this legend Sulky, rude
Tiny tyrant, winged with black,
Big of head and gray of back
Teaser of the hawk and crow,
And of flies the deadly foe;
Short and sharp of note shall be
The little bird that sleeps in mel"
On the Mock-bird's, bluish-green.
In spot and blot these words are seem
: Prince of singers, sober-clad,
Wildly merry, wildly sad
Mocking all the feathered throng,
Bettering still each birds own song;
Madcap masker he shall be,
The little bird that sleeps in mel"
Helen GRAY Cone, in ST. Ntcholo
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6---DecapitatiOns.

Think of word by which we style
The Oriental lands
This word behead and then you'll see
That in the rear it stands.
Behead again-how very odd
In truth It's very strange,
Although the word has shorter grown
Its meaning meets no change.
Once more behead this curious word,
A sea-bird meets your eye;
Behead again--oh, wondrous sight!
A sea-bird still we spy.
Behold how great the change we make.
Behead this word again,
And of our Oriental word
Two consonants remain. r. III. K. L.