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Senator Ben Harrison Delivers an Eloquent
and Well-Timed Address Before the Con-
yentiOn of the Seventh District.
Meetings Everywhere Characterized by
Enthusiasm and the Best of Feeling.
The Men in Whose Hands the Management of
the Coming Campaign Has Been Placed by
the Republicans of the State.
The New Committee.


First District-GooDLET MORGAN, of Peters
burg.
Second District-CoL. G. G. SHREDDER, of Hunt
ingburg
Third District-JoHN OvERMYER, of North Yer
non.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures F. JONES, Of Brook
vile.
Fifth District-W. F. BROWNING, of Blooming
ton.
Sixth District N. HUSTON, of Connersville.
Seventh District-DANIEL NJ. RANsDELL. of
Indianapolis.
Eighth District-JoHN Ell. BURFoRD, Of Craw-
louisville.
cite.
Tenth District-DR. Fl. E. PATTIsoN, of Win
amaze.
Eleventh District--JoHN I. Ollie. Of Hunting
ton.
Twelfth Dictrict-F H. BARNARD, of Fort
Wayne.
Thirteenth District-L w. ROYCE, of Warsaw.
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Eighth District.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
; TERRE HAuTE Feb 11.-At the Republican
Eighth congressional district convention. to-day.
John FL. Burford, of Montgomery county, was
elected State central committeeman. receiving
on the second ballot seventy-ive votes. against
forty-seven for DR.. Hall, of Vermllion. and
twenty three for DR.. Clifford of Clay. Mr.. Jacob
D. Early, the present committeeman declined a
reelection. Terre Haute was selected as the
place for holding the congressional nominating
convention. and the time was left with the dis
trict committeeman and the chairinen of the
county committees The convention was fully
attended, and it was remarked on all sides that
it was the best representative body of men ever
gathered together in this part of the State.
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Yet known.

The reports from the various district con
ventions held yesterday indicate an earnest
ness and enthusiasm in the ranks of the Re-
publican party that speak well for the COM
ing campaign. The machinery of the party
- now provided; it will be differed within
Che next two weeks, and then that part Of the
york will be fully completed. Important as this
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duty has been, q still more important duty re-
mains to Republicans everywhere in the State,
and that is, the nomination Of unexception-
able candidates for all offices. The first office
to be filed is that of township trustee. For
this, there must be the very best man selected
in each township that can be found. A poor
trustee nomination may cripple the party for
the State campaign.
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To relieve the country merchants of Louisi-
ana and Texas, who are demanding silver cer-
tiicates OF the New Orleans sub treasurer in
stead of silver, the New York Post suggests
that the cause is probably the cost of shipping
the coin, and as a remedy urges the passage
ct a law compelling express companies to carry
At for nothing. How the express companies
regard this scheme for financial relief is not
rra+ Lnnrrrn
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committee for this district. On motion of Hon.
John Overmyer. of jennings, Captain Glass was
elected chairman of the convention.
On motion of w. III. Watson, of Clark. George
w. Self. of Harrison, was appointed secretary.
After the chairman had stated the object of the
meeting, the convention proceeded to select
member of the State central committee for the
district, and Hon. John Overmyer. of Jennings,
was unanimously elected to the position. Mr..
Overmyer responded in an effective speech, and
accepted the honor conferred.
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THE genial Charles Jensick, who attempted to
murder the two daughters of his employer and
fred his barn, destroying its contents, says he
hopes Mary will die, since IF she gets we'll she
will be so marked up that she will look bad. "
Charles has tender heart under his rough ex-
terror
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Twelfth District.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
Fort WAYNE, Feb III. FL. Barnard, of this
city, was elected. to-day, member of the Repub-
iican State Central Committee from the Twelfth
district Mr.. Barnard is local agent for the
Nickel plate railway, and says he is for L. IT,
Kitchener for chairman
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IT is estimated that the striking cigar
makers are out Of pocket $3.50, 900, and the
general trade by not less than $3.50, 900. 1t
proves that strikes are disastrously expensive,
and should be avoided as long as possible.
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MAXWELL the murderer of Preller, at ST..
Louis, will not be tried before next May.
Justice went long way to catch him, but is
taking long rest before furnishing him, and
the chances are that full Justice will never be
meted out to this fellow.
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AT Moberly, Mo-, man has been sentenced
to six years for stealing horses. In Indian
Apolis bartender can beat the life out of a
defenseless fellow-creature and suffer but two
years in prison.
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WHEN it comes to forgetting transactions
involving hundreds of thousands of dollars,
Jake Sharp, who lately gobbled the right to
put railway along Broadway, is entitled to
consideration
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Second District.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special 20 Tue IndlanapcIl5 Journal.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Republican dis
trict convention met in this city to-day as per of
fetal call. The counties of Knox Dayiess, Du-
bois, Martin and Greene were represented: Law
renee Orange and Crawford counties had no
representatives. The attendance was light on
account of the inclement weather. The conven-
ton was addressed by Hon. w. r. Gardiner of
Daviess. and Rev. Mr.. Ragsdale, of Knox The
latter is candidate for congressman from this
district Col. C. c. Shredder of the Huntingburg
dubois county, Argus, was elected State com
mitteeman.
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CLERK Dan Dalton, the tool of the thieves,
and swindlers, and forgers Of the Ohio cleo
.Aion returns may find he has been monkey
ing with buzz-saw
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Special to the Indianapolis Journaa.

Speciai to the Indianapolis JournaA.
FRANKFORT. Feb. 1.-The Republican con-
gressional convention of the Ninth district met
this morning, in Coulter's Opera house, and was
called to order by W. FL. Hart, chairman of the
district committee, and presided over by Hon. S.
0. Bayless of Frankfort
Col James Tullis. of Lafayette was elected
member of the State central committee. The
convention was very large one, and very en- =.
thusiastc.
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A SUBSCRIPTION is being raised for the
widow of the late General Hancock, who died
poor. The country had few better men or
purer citizens, or nobler patriots than Winfield
Scott Hancock
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Sixth District.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Feb. 1.-THE largest Republican
convention ever assembled in the Sixth district
convened here at l o'clock this afternoon, and
was called to order by the Hon. j. F. Wildman,
The candidates for member of the State central
committee were Hon. J. N. Huston, of Fayette;
Hon., L. D. Stubs, OF Wayne. and
rivalry was spirited and exciting, but
no trace of bitterness existed, and on the
eleventh ballot Mr. Huston received 81 votes,
and was declared the nominee. On motion of
was made unanimous. On the ninth and tenth
ballots Mr.. Millikan lacked but FIVE
votes of majority. In response to
loud calls, Mr.. Huston briefly and forcibly
addressed the convention, declaring that his
Republicansm was like Sam Jones's Christiani-
ty-it had penetrated his head, throbbed in his
heart, and had reached his pocket book. He
pledged that if every Republican in the district
would work as hard as he would work in this
campaign, instead of $500 majority, as in 1884,
we will roll it up to full 900.
eSMr. Huston was followed by Gen. T. w. Ben
nett and Hon. j. j. Spann In short and we'll
worded addresses Referring to the Democratic
promise of good times when we get in power,
General Bennett aptly illustrated its fulillment
by this anecdote: walking along the street the
otner Oav with Democratlc Irlenu, i
met an Irish Democrat lazily smoking his
pipe. My friend says: Well, Pat,
how do you like Democratic tmesp 'Fursthrate
under the Republicans had work six days in
the wake. and now, bedad I've nothin' to do but
smoke me pipe"
Mr. Spann handled administration scandals,
and the act of lowering the flag for which he
fought, the death of the old traitor, Jake
Thompson, was justly and vehemently con-
demned.
The Nashville band greatly enlivened the day
with good music.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-12

THE Avtagagdlivtit Nalinginarmik Tvsaru-
minasassumik Univkat is a Greenland publica-
ton. 1t is published once in six months, and
produces riot every time it is hawked on the
street
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DAN MAcAULEY's story of Sam Trick will
be read with interest. 1t was evidently the
piece de resistance of the Loyal Legion re-
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WHEN Solomon was called up to adjudicate
between two women claiming the same child, he
offered to cut it in two and give each half. A
Cincinnati judge has just decided that neither of
the mothers shall have it, and has given it to
the custody of another.
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opeVIaI 10 INC IEuIanaD0IIs JOurHas.
LAwRENCEBURG. Feb. 1.-THE Fourth dis
trict Republican convention was held here to-
day, and chose Hon. Chas Fl. Jones, of Brook
vile. Franklin county. State committeeman.
The convention, upon motion, voted to ask the
district committee to designate Madison as the
place for holding the congressional convention,
at such time as may be deemed best
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Eleventh District.

Special TO tho Indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Feb 1.-THE Republicans of the
Eleventh congressional district held an enthusi-
astic convention here to-day. John j. Ollie, of
Huntington county. was chosen member of the
State committee. and Peru selected as the
place for holding the nominating convention.
Major Steele is the favorite for Congress-.
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Third District.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
JEFFERsoNvILLE Feb. 1.-THE delegates to
the Republican convention for the Third con-
gressional district met at Jeffersonville to-day.
The convention was called to order by Capt.
John d. Glass member of the State Central
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-12

THERE are very large number Of British
statesmen who just now think that it would
be very wise for America to adopt free trade
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THE Cincinnati Sun is on the anxious seat. and
implorinely cries: "After Sam Jones and Sam
Small whatF It's good deal owing to how q
man twas
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THE DAILY JOURNAL.
THE SUNDAY JOURNAL.
THE INDIANA STATE JOURNAL.

Less than one year and three months, 1Oc per
anonth. No subscription taken for less than three
xnonths. In clubs of FIVE or over. agents will take
yearly subscriptions at ST. and retain 10 per cent for
ahsir work Address
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Publishers The Journal
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The Owner of New York.

The Owner OF New York.
Philadelphia Press.
New York is chiefly conspicuous just now as
being part of the goods and chattels Of one Jacob
Sharp
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THE STORY OF SAM TRICK.
Gen. Dan Macauley's Entertaining ADJ
dress Before the Loyal Legion.
Wit and Wisdom in the Ranks, as illustrated
in the Person of Samuel Trick, Sol
der of the Eleventh Indiana.
enort In rincinnati Som mercfal Gazntta

Report in Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
thank you most cordially for your compi-
mentary invitation of o-night. regretting, how
ever. that have nothing better 70 offer you
than twice told tale" Ican't help feeling
little like a newly drafted man among the old
veterans, in endeavoring to entertain Grand
Army post after my drifting life of the past sew
erai years, separated from such associations uu-
til all l ever knew or heard of soldier experi-
me.
And it should entange military movements
with hotel rates. or the price of beans with olden
glories, you will attribute it, trust, to intense
application to new duties the past half year.
Reading and writing" Dogberry says. ''coms
by nature" but bookkeeping is an infection OF
the evil one, the price of which is eternal Wig
lance and occasional incursions into the very
suburbs of profanity. This is, however, as the
Irishman says, "sub rosa and above board"
If my effort should present to your practiced
ears what the boys call 'chestnuts," consider the
old proverbs and be wise 'There is nothing
new under the sum-" and you should never look
gift chestnut in the wormholen
In considering subject, have wondered IL
we haven't, for a moment at least, sufficie nty
familiarized ourselves with the more ponderous
and famous events and men of the great war;
Are there not vast numbers prone, and prompt
and eloquent to write or sing or talk of Sher-
mans triumphant march to the sea9 or Sheri-
dams dashing ride to glory2 And of the imper-
ishable honors of that silent hero who was, above
all men,
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GLOBE BRANCH OFFICES.

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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
CARRIAGE-Fine two-seat carriage and
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OFFICE MANAGERIAL manufacture and
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LIOTEL-one of the best paying hotels in IT.
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Paul or Minneapolis real estate taken in payments
reason for selling. sickness: must be sold before
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