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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-10
INDIANAAND ILLINOIS NEWS
The Daily Chronicle of Happenings of
All Kinds in the Two States.
Charged with Counterfeiting Northern In
diana Editors-Gored by Bull-Horse-
Thief Migrants Antecedents-Notes.
INDIANA.
A Miami County Man Placed Under Arrest
m, cI,arcrs Of C,nuntarfaitinc.

A Miami County Man Placed Under Arrest
Charge of Counterfeiting.
Epeeia1 TO the indianapolis Journal.
PERU, July 9.-Frank Hartpence, of Mexico
q village five miles north of this city. was ar
rested this morning and brought here by
deputy United States marshal on charge OF
eounterfeiting. The merchants of Mexico and
the community around about have suspected
that money was being counterfeited IN the
neighborhood, and one Berry, with whom Hart
pence had been gambling, came to the Peru
authorities IL confidence and wanted them to
Hssist him in making the arrest, providing he
Berry should receive $50 fer his services.
This the city authorities refused to do, but i'm
mediately notified the United States marshal,
who sent deputy here about week ago, who
went immediately to Mexico. secured the conf
lence of Hartpence, and finally arrested him.
His counterfeiting outfit was secured, which
consisted of plaster of Paris molds for making
nickles, half dollars and dollars.
Hartpence is young man about twenty
sight years of age, and is the step-son of DIR. A..
ID. Coe, one of the most prominent physicians in
the county. The step.son, however, has not
been allowed to live at home for some time.
Hartpence is dissipatad man, scarcely ever
coming to town but what he became intoxi-
rated
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swing as IS frequently done, leaving It 30 IN
wind ITSELF she, of course, occupying the seat ID
the swing. After the unwinding process began,
a wonderful velocity was impaired and, when
it ceased, she was found TO be almost insensible,
and died from the effects soon afterward.
The farmers Of Richland township, Fountain
county, in the vicinity of Newtown, are some
what excited over the appearance OF an animal
that is making sad work Of sheep and hogs. 1t
made its appearance felt several weeks ago on
the farm of Rev. j. J. SchermerhorB, where it
has succeeded in killing sixteen lambs twolarge
sheep and voting calf the latter being found
while it was still alive, with nearly all of It's
hind quarters eaten away.
The Oliver Light Artillery, of South Bend, has
been organized, with the following officers: A.
j. Egbert captain; Oscar Worley, first lieuten-
ant John Steele, second lieutenant; John Duck,
orderly; John Steele, quartermaster; John San
gelle, bugler; George Coauillard, first sergeant;
John Donahue, second sergeant A. d. Smith
and Andy Thomas, first corporals; Lewis Brewer
and Charles Coquillard. second corporals. The
battery is to have two guns.
While Mr.. VIM. Casey was thrasLing wheat
for Mr.. VIM IA. Simms, above Utica. he stopped
to screw up loose teeth in the cylinder but for
got to remove the monkey wrench. When the
engine was started again the wrench crushed
through between the concave and cylinder tear
ing out the teeth and bursting the concaye. and
running the thresher. Fortunately none of the
many hands present were injured. The noise
made by the bursting Of the concaye was heard
miles away.
Farmers near New Albany. who have COM
menced threshing wheat, complain that much OF
the grain has been destroyed by the English
sparrows since 1t was put in the shock. In
some fields there were literally hundreds of the
little pests, and when they would rise from the
field would make perfect like the old
time iocks of wild pigeons Some of the shocks
would present the appearance of hive of bees
in swarm, so thick would be the sparrows on
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Important Arrest at Terre Haute.

Hpecial to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, July 9.-Wm. Henry. alias ].
j. Smith, John Andrew, E. E. Turner was ar
rested here tonight charged with unlawfully
using the United States mails by Offering and
selling counterfeit money Henry is about
twenty-five years of age, and has a ministerial
look. He came here from Rockhill about twelve
days ago. The police authorities received u
copy of circular which Henry distributes
from a detective of Cedar Rapids,
who say the country whereabouts is flooded with
them When arrested he had $685. an elegant
federate bills Newspaper clippings from the
Roekhill Herald were found in his possession,
containing accounts of his arrest there on sim
liar charges His bond for appearance being
put at 81, 600. he furnished the money and i'm
mediately fed, coming here. He is in jail to
await the action of the United-States grand
Jury.
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Possible Changes in St. Louis Clubs.

ST. LOUIS, July ct is stated on good au
thority, this afternoon, that Chris. Won der Abe,
the manager of the American Association base
ball team, is about to purchase The franchise Of
the St Louis National League team. If this can
be done-and Mr.. Won der Abe thinks it can
he will reverse the teams, feeling certain that
the Browns can win enough of the League
games vet to be played to give the leaders
hard pull for the championship.
Reports circulated here and throughout the
East that the St. Louis League Base ball Club
is to disband, and that the Browns of this city
are to join the League, are denied by both Mr..
Lucas and Mr.. Won Der Abe.
BALTIMORE. July 9.-Manager Barnie tele-
graphs from ST. Louis, to-day, positively deny
ing that there is the slightest foundation for the
story that he is making deal by which his
franchise in the American Association is to be
transferred to Newark, and the Washington
League club to be given to bin.
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Last Nights Rain.

The rain which burst upon the city about
o'clock was very gusty and heavy. The wind
blew for some time at the rate of twenty-five
miles an hour. and the lightning flashed inces
sanity. An inch and half Of rain fell inside of
two hours. The streets were flooded, and a
wild rumor reached the fire department
that Pogues run had overlooked near
the Washington-street bridge and flooded
hundred houses. investigation showed that
gutter on Noble street near the locality named
lad become clogged and had oyeraowed the floor
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Professional Etiquette

Prevents some doctors from advertising their skill,
but we are bound by no such conventional rules,
and think that if we make discovery that is of
benefit to our fellows, we ought to spread the
fact to the whole land Therefore we cause to
be published throughout the whole land the fact
that DR. r. Y. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry" is the best known remedy for consumption
(scrofula of the lungs and kindred diseases.
Send 10 cents in stamps for DR.. Pierce's COM
means of self-treatment Address Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, 663 Main street,
Buffalo N Y
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.
10 Indianapolis journal.

Special to the Indianapolis journal.
RocKPoRT, July 9--While threshing wheat,
this afternoon. on the farm of John jeffrey.
about three miles north of Grand View, the
boiler of the portable engine exploded with
terrific force. German JONES' the engineer, was
instantly killed and blown fifty yards away;
James Mcclellan had a leg broken. and was cut
about the breast that he can hardly recover;
Marion Chancellor leg broken and bruised about
the head and body John B. Jeffrey. struck in
the back by the smoke-stack and internally in
iured; George Mccullough. caught in a belt
and slightly injured; Tom Jeffrey, slightly
bruised; Charles Morton badly bruised. Sew
eral others were more or less injured. The
cause of the explosion is not known.
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PROHIBITION CongressIonal Convention.

Special to the Indianapolis journal
MARION, July 9.--The Prohibitionists of the
Eleventh Congressional district met in mass
convention here to day, and nominated John
Ratliff, of this county. as the Third party cand-
date for Congress- Rev. Mr. Sawyer, of Wells
county presided, and j. ID. Heine, of Hunting
ton, acted as secretary. Not over sixty
delegates were in attendance. Adams, Black
ford and Wabash counties were not represented
The nominee for Congress is about fifty years
old. and farmer: he is chairman of the Pro-
hibtion State central committee The platform
adopted at Indianapolis was Endorsed. Rev. j.
S. Hughes. of Richmond. candidate for Secretary
OF State, was present, and addressed the CON
yention.
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Large Sale of Bank Stock.

Receiver Wallace reported to Judge Taylor
yesterday that he had sold at par $65, 900 of In
dianapolis National Bank stock belonging to the
Fletcher G. Sharpe trust, to Gen. Thomas w.
Heath, of Cincinnati. One third is to be paid in
cash, and the rest in six and twelve months,
secured by notes. The sale was approved.
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FriGhtfnily Gored by a Isull.

SpSciai 70 the Indianapolis Journaa.
LAFAYETTE, July "a Swede in the employ
Of johnson Boberg, living on the Dayton road,
just cast of tho city, was badly gored by a
vicious bull this morning the bull attacked
him in a field and thrust horn entirely through
the front of his neck, just missing the windpipe
and arteries, and laying them bare. The animal
then threw the man down, tore open his stomach,
and badly lacerated and bruised him in the back
The man ia in critical condition.
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The salvation Army in Town.

The Salvation Army, represented by colo
mel" Thompson, his wife, Captain Thompson,
their son, Captain" Nathan and Cadet" BERTHE
Thompson, proposes to charge on the sinners of
this city. beginning at Vrginiaavenue Rink to-
morrow night. Drums and tambourines are to
be adjuncts of the meetings. The detachment
named is already in the city. it came from Bal
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Of AIRS. Hannah Morris, wetting her now carpet.
The drift in the gutter was removed and the
food retired. Ne other casualties were reported.
The rain was the first for nearly two weeks,
and was welcome to the farmers, gardeners and
the denizens on dusty streets.
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pecial to the INDIANAPOLIS journal
UNION Cry. July George Ruby, an un-
married man, twenty four years old, this morn
ing went to Crete. station on the l., B. & w.
railway. fourteen miles south of this place, to
take the early train for indianapolis. While
waiting for the train he sat down on the edge of
the platform, close to the track and. it is sup
posed, went to sleep. A freight train in passing
struck him, killing him instantly
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Charged with Robbery.

Two colored boys named Willie Taylor and
Frank Wilson. aged, respectively, sixteen and
seventeen years. were arrested yesterday. They
are thought to be the parties who robbed Mat
ler's and June's saloons. One of the boys was
barefoored, and pair of shoes about his size
was found at June's the night of the robbery.
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Boards widow and Children.

Special to tho Indianapolis journal.
GREENsBuRG, July 9-Tpe widow and chill
dren of Calvin s. Beard, who committed suicide
on a train near Lebanon, last evening, arrived
here this morning and went directly to the old
home, near Let's Corner. with the corpse. The
wifes maiden name was Sharp, a well known
family. The burial will take place tomorrow.
Mrs. Beard says her husbands arrangement
was caused by too close study of the Bible and
becoming confused as to its teachings.
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Christian.

CENTRAII CHRISTIAN CHURCH-CORNER OF
" Delaware and Ohio streets. Rev. b. j.. Gantz. pas
tor Service tomorrow at 1880 m. No evening
service Preaching by H. o. Smith State evangelist
Sunday school at m. Ladies' Auxilliary Mis-
sionary Society at p m. Prayer meeting ON Thurs
day at p. m Congregation will unite in the union
service at Tomlnson Hail in the evening.
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Base Hall in Indiana.

Special to the indianapolis Jauznal.
ARCADIA, July 9.-The game of ball here be-
tween the home team and the louisville club
resulted in faver of the latter by the following
score:
Arcadia .O o S 10 O o. z
townsville -...-.s...l O o 5 q T-19
EDINGURG. July 9.-The opening game at
Red Cloud Park took place this afternoon be-
tween the Browns, of Danville, Ind, and the
Phoenix. of this city, resulting IN victory for
the visitors. Score:
Browns o 3 o. l s-l4
Phoenix. o 2 o O. 8
Errors-Browna, A. Phoenix, g. Base hits
Browns, l6; Phoenix Z. Struck out-Browns,
9; Phoenix 49,
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Special to tho Indianapolis Journal.
GREENsBURG, July 9-T'he sheriff of Boone
c@anty and deputy passed through here this
morning with Tom Foster, of Osgeoi charged
with being connected with some DEMONSTRATING
which occurred in Boone county. Foster is the
vEepreteF 0f large livery stable at ossood, and
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Killed by Y,iehtnine.

Special to the INDIANAPOLIS journal.
RENSSELAER,, July AT $50 this evening a
heavy thunderbolt struck the residence of Martin
E. Baylor, instantly killing his ten year-old son,
Claude.
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was tried on the same kind of charge in his
own county last year and sent to the penitentiary
for d term Of years, but the Supreme Court, on
appeal, granted him a new trial. which has not
va haar, hnar1
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Baptist.

EIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-NORTHEAST COR
Il ner of New York and Pennsylvania streets
Rev Reuben Jeffrey, D. D., pastor, win preach az
1890 a. m. Subject THE Request of the Greeks. !"
No service in the evening. The congregation is re-
ouested to attend the service in Tomlinson Hall.
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FOB RENT.
CHURCH SERVICES.

NOR RENT-ONE LARGE AND ONE SMALL
L with power. Apply at Bryce's Bakery.
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ILLINOIS.
Horse-Thief Ingram Wanted for Attempted
Murder in Indiana.

Horse-Thief Ingram Wanted for Attempted
Murder in Indiana.
Epecial to the indianapolis journal.
MARSHALL. July 9.-Quite a commotion was
raised to-day when it was found that Peter In
gram, whose capture by Mr.. Houston, and es-
cape from Houston and Baker, as they were
taking him to Anterior. have been detailed in
the Journal is none other than Ingraham, the
man who tried to murder olo man Miller and his
wife and daughter at Clinton Locks, Ind, last
fall. He shot both the old people, and shot at
the young girl, but missed her. Both Miller and
his wife recovered. Ingraham's reasons for the
crime We're supposed to be the refusal of the
girl to marry him. He was never arrested for
the crime, the officers not being able TO locate
him. There is a reward of 5000 offered for him
for that crime, and 800 for his last crime. He
was in Marshall on Wednesday night, stopping
at house the outskirts of the city to get a
drink. He still had handouts On, but had a
handkerchief wrapped around both hands. The
people where he stopped were very ignorant,
and neglected TO give an alarm until too late.
Searching parties are out in every direction
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Methodist Episcopal.

0ENTRALsAvENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
" Church-Corner of Central and Butler
street. Rev. A. w. Lamport, pastor. Preaching
by the pastor at 1920 a m. and p. Class-meet
ing at 3:15 a. m. Sundayschool at D. p. Young
peoples meeting at 7:30 p. Strangers cordially
welcomed
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LOST

1.-TWO BOOKS-ONE WITH NAME &C SAINT
i heger Cincinnati, o." and one copy orde
book; no value only to owner Please ret9rn to
BAER, Occidental Hotel, and receive reward
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A Storms Singular Contribution.

Special to the Indianapolis journal.
BLooMINGToN, July 9.-This city and vicinity
swept by cyclone storm at O'Clock this
evening, which thoroughly terrified the populace
The funnel-shaped cloud was appalling in its i'm
mensity and blackness So far as can be learned
no great damage was done here, although trees
were blown down and wrecked everywhere, and
the street-car lines bloekaded, signs torn down,
and small buildings wrecked. In the midst of the
storm a turtle weighing twenty pounds fell from
a cloud upon the sidewalk. narrowly missing a
pedestrian. 1t is a peculiar animal, not known
in these parts, with long tail and the head of
swapping turtle
A Young Woman Renounces Christianity.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BLooMINGToN July 9.-Miss Ida Clark a
well known young Christian lady of this city,
was tonight admitted to the Jewish faith at
the synagogue, by Rabbi Schaumburg, of the
Monteiore congregation. Miss Clark is to wed
a Hebrew gentleman of this city.
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DOBERTS PARK METHODIST EPISCOPAL
II Church--Corner Of Delaware and Vermont streets.
Rev. /. H. Mcconnell pastor. Glass at a. m. and
$50 ~ m. Preaching at 1890 u. and 7:45 p.
by the pastor. At the night service viii be baptism
and reception of members. Sunday-school at p m.
Young peoples meeting Monday at 7:45 p. m.
Prayer-meeting on Thursday at 7:45 p. m. To these
services the public is invited.
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EOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCII-CORNER
rs Pennsylvania and Pratt streets. Rev. G. L. Ne
Mutt pastor. In the morning the congregation vii
worship with and at the Tabernacle. Sunday-school
at 2:15. Evening service at p. m. Subject Ohras
tian CasuiStry."
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1TERIDIAN.STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
wi Church-Corner New York and Meridian streets.
Rev j. E. Gilbert ID. D.. pastor Glasses at $50
m. Sunday-school at 9:15 a. Preaching at 1890
a. IN. by DR.. Goblin, of Greeneastle. No evening
service.
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OECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-C0RNER
- of Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. Rev james
Mcleod, d. D., pastor. SPreaching at 1880 q m
and 7:30 D. M Bible school at 2:15 p. m, at which
Gen. o. o. Howard will deliver address. The pub
lie cordially invited
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LIMITED PRESBYTERIAN OHURCH-C0
~ of Massachusetts avenue and East street. keyt
J. r. Cowan, pastor Preaching ct 1880 g. Me Ne
evening secyice. Sabbath-sckool at $50 p. M
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VIZ AND LOCAL AGENTS
wv In every town In the United States for the fold
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Presbyterian.

THIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - SOUTH
I west corner Pennsylvania and New York streets,
The pastor Rev. NJ. Il. Hanes will preach tomorrow
at 10:45 a. m. No evening service. Sundagschooi
at $50 a. m.
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FOR SALE.

A FIRST.CIASS CORLISS ENGINE, IN PER
N feet condition. Address for particulars HAD
LEY, WRIGHT& CO., 113 s. Tenn. st. indianapolis.
nor IN ENGINES, BOILERS.
H. sawmill and other machinery. Call on or address
HADLEY, WRIGHT & CO., 1l3 S. Tennessee ST.,
indianapolis.
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TABERNACLE CHURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
i and Second streets. Rev. j. Albert Rendthaer.
pastor. Rev. G. t. McNutt aud congregation, Of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, win worship with as
at 1890 a. m. No evening service. Sunday school
1t 2:15 p. m.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

UNWILLING HOUSE AND OTHER IMPROVE
IL ments. with most of lot % and part of lot 20,
Rtter's addition in Ivington Ind. for sale rent
on Tuesday afternoon. July ID, at p. M, at the
south door of Courthouse, in Indianapolis, Ind. IL
not sold I will rent it, after thoroughly repairing.
Bids received before that time Perfect title
SALE G. III. FREW, Paxton, Ill.
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l. and city property. @. L. COFFIN & GO.
Mooney TO LOAN-'6 PER CENT. HORACE
lW MCKAY, Room IL, Talbot s. News Block.
VNTE WILL FURNISH MONEY ON FARM Sc
w curity promptly, at the lowest rates. for long
or short time THOS. C. DAY & Co. ~ f. Market st.