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Impaled ON a splinsered Chair.

The nine-year old son of Henry Rubenstein,
No. $50 Chestnut street. met with peculiar
accident of a. very painful character last night.
Tho little fellow. after the family had retired,
went into the front room to get some toothache
drops from the mantlepiece. and in order to
reach them got upon chair. tie back of which
had been broken off. leaving one of the side
pieces standing alone. and badly splintered at
the top. In reaching for the bottle the child lost
his balance and fell. the sharp stick striking and
penetrating the abdomen, inficting very dan
gerous wound Dr. G. I. Fletcher was called
and attended to the child's injuries.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Occidental Hotel: NJ NJ Marsh, Muncie; G..
w. Reeves, Greencastle; S. A. Brookaw, Sui
Ivan; J. s. Shaw. Vevay; Oiney Grafta. Ceve.
land; W. S. Foster, Philadelphia; F. W. Cone,
Columbus; w. M. Hazegrove, Baltimore.
Bates House: c. ]. Murphy, Columbus; Fred
fainter, Dodge City, Kan; Julius Faik and wife,
Peru; e. II. Payne, Richmond; w. A. Sanborn,
Portand John P. Allen, Greencastle f. A.
Preston, Pansville; Jonathan Mills, Cleveland;
d. G. Arnold, Dayton.
Grand Hotel: S. NJ Foster, Fort Wayne; NJ.
Gooding Greenfield D. L. Anderson, Green
castle: George r. Davis. Rushvile; Will G..
Grant, Utica; W. J. Hubbard, Delphi; VI. G..
Nixon, Mattoon; Joseph Heine. Elpaso, Tex /;
A. L. Johnson. Columbus: j. w. Shields, st.
Paul; NJ. A. Cox, New Jersey.
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Superior Court.


Room l-Hon. Napoleon b. Taylor, Judge.
Saturday-Thos. OFlaherty ct al vs.. Michael
Ahearn; account Dismissed.
vorce. Taken under advisement. Adultery.
ct al: foreclosure.
To-day-Call: 34624 Josephine McGee vs..
August Leauty.
Room 2-Hon. d. w. Howe. Judge.
Saturdsy-George p. Bissall, trustee, VS.. John
Gavin ct al; foreclosure. Finding and decree
for plaintiff for 81, 933 80.
Daniel Nooe vs. Charles Girton; damages.
Jury find for the defendant
Simon Bunte VS.. j. w. Jordan ct al. Dis
missed by agreement.
Today-No special call.
Room 3-Hon. Lewis O. Walker Judge.
Saturday-Frank M. Dell vs. J. Kearney
Graham; rote Judgment for $74. so.
VIM. Beggs vs.. Chas Bauer; note. Judgment
for $780,
Amanda Kerr vs.. VIM. NJ. Kerr; divorce.
Granted on the grounds of failure to provide.
VIM. Terrell VS.. Jane M. Foster ct al; to fore
close mechanics lien. Dismissed and costs paid
Today-Calls 1920. VIM. B. Doddridge Va.
Acme Cash Register Company. 34302. Edward
N. Cook ct al vs.. Emma Sweeney ct al.
NEW SUITS.
Room 1-35155, Charles s. Hoffman VS.. Flora
A. Hoffman; divorce; cruel treatment.
Room 2-35156. Nathan Buley VS.. John Carver
damages; demand, So, 900. 35I53, VIM 3. Nc
Lain VS.. George W. Calvin; notes; demand $3.50
Room 3-35154, Percival Roberts, trading as
A q p. Roberts. vs. Indianapolis Bridge Com
pany; note; demand, So, 000
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Attend to Tt Now.

Many suffering people drag themselves about with
faingtrength feeling that they steadily sinking
into the grave, when, by using Parkers Tonic, they
would find cure commencing with the first dose, and
II am 63 years old: have been sick nearly all my
Efe and ought to know something about medicine by
this time have used Parkers Tonic freely for more
than year, and consider it the best remedy have
ever known. In fact, / now find no other medicine
necessary. For weakness debility rheumatism and
that distressing allgoneness ard pain from which
suffered SO long, it has equal. do not see how
anyone afford to do without so valuable medi.
cine-MRs. HATTIE N GRAVES, cor East and Front
streets, Providence, R. l.
Parker's Tonic
Prepared by Hiscox g Co., N.Y.
Sold by all Druggists in large bottles at One Dollar.
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Boston Hotel Damaged by Fire.

BOSTON, March 6.-Shortly after noon to-day
fire discovered IN the American Hotel, on
Hanover street, one of the oldes. hotels in New
England having been built in 1925. 1t looked
for time as if the entire building would be
swept away. and the guests made hasty prepare
tons for departure. but, fortunately, the fremen
able to confine the flames to the wing in
which it started. The loss on the building is
$50 900, and on the furniture SIS. 900; both in
sured. A number of servant girls were hemmed
in and made hasty exits to the roof, where they
remained until the flames were subdued Two
night porters who were asleep. were dragged out
of bed none too soon.
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THE RECORD OF THE COURTS.
United States District Court.
Hon. w. A. Woods. Judge.
To-day-No special call.
Supreme Court.
Hon. w. e. Niblack. Chief-iustice.

Supreme Court.
Hon. w. E. Niblack. Chief-iustice.
The following decisions were rendered March s:
1885 Oliver c. Hasty vs.. City of Hunting
ton Huntington G. c. Affirmed. Howk, j..
The amount in controversy in this case, ex-
elusive of interest aud costs, is only 81, and as
the case originated before the mayor of a city
and does not involve the validity of city ordi-
nance, the appeal is not authorized by Section
632, but passing this point, the complaint con-
formed to the requirements of Section 3066, and
was sufficient.
1926 Isaac Trout VS.. Castleman Pereiful.
Clinton G. G. Affirmed. Elliott J.-Where the
taking effect of lease is conditioned upon sale
of the land the sale must be one in good faith,
and not fraudulent one to defeat the rights OF
the lessee
I2343 James P. Foltz VS. John G. Kerlin.
White G. c. Rehearing denied
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Teaching the French Idea to Shoot.

BERLIN, March 6-The Emperor William is
making arrangements to personally review the
Fifteenth Army Corps, which garrisons Alsace-
Lorraine. Commenting on the Kaiser's inten-
ton. government print calls attention to the
fact that in the new book which has been or
dered by France, to be used in all the French
schools, there are paragraphs which teach that if
every French youth does his duty, the republic
will some day become strong enough to regain
Alsace- Lorraine. This says the German pa
paper. lis noculatng the boys of France with
the idea of revenge"
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Rev. o. G McCulloch and Morris Ross of the
evening News, have been elected honorary men,
bers of Indianapolis Typographical Union No. l.
DR.. I. w. Munhall concluded his engagement
at Portland, Ore, on Friday night. the Goth of
February. The result of his labors there was
the conversion of nine hundred persons. The
Doctor opens an eight-weeks campaign in San
Francisco. and thence may go to the Sandwich
Islands
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Arrested for Forgery.

HUDSON, N. Y. March Cd. H. w. Cadby,
an extensive dealer in musical instruments at
Kingston, Catskill and Schenectady, with head
quarters in this city. was arrested at Hamilton.
Canada, to-day, charged with forgery. The
charge is made by the Farmers National Bank
of this city, and the amount is placed at Sc, 000
He will be returned on extradition papers.
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NEW YORK. March 6.-Alexander Stewart
the Vermont farmer who claims TO be an heir of
the dead millionaire of the same name has filed
a complaint in equity in the United States Court
against Judge Hilton, to recover $780, 000
Stewart has been adjudged lunatic in his
native State and the action is brought by his
guardian. b. F. Wheldon. The complaint sets
forth that Stewart began suit against the es-
tate of the deceased merchant having for his at
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building at the time but ne trace OF him has been
found. The. building was small structure
where dynamite for use on the new aqueduct
was made 1t contained 200 pounds OF dynamite
and two tanks of nitric and sulphuric acid There
is big hole filled with sticks and pieces of tina
Der to mark the spot where the building stood
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A Strong Endowment

Is conferred upon that magnificent ainstitution,
the human system. by DR.. Pierce's Golden M ed
zeal Discovery" that fortifies it against the en-
croachments of disease It is the great blood
purifier and Alternative, and as a remedy for con-
sumption, bronchitis and all diseases of a vast
ing nature, its influence is rapid, eficacious and
permanent Sold everywhere.
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He Loved Her. and Killed Her.

PORTLAND, Ore, March 6-To-night, at the
Depot Hotel, in East Portland. Charles Burgess
shot and killed Mrs Emma Simmons, and then
shot and killed himself. The young woman was
recently divorced from Simmons. Burgess was
in love with her.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

rJ,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS
j. of the corporation Of the Indianapolis Asylum for
Friendless Colored Children will be held the 10th
day of March. 1886, at 7:3O o'clock NJ, in Friends
Church, corner Delaware and ST. Clair streets, for
the purpose of electing nine directors and other
officers to serve the ensuing year.
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A ROYAL Waddine.

MADRID, March 6-The Infanta Eulalie was
to-day married to Prince Antonio, son of the
Due De Montpensier The ceremony was per-
formed in the palace chapel, and was witnessed
by the royal family. and notable gathering Of
noblesea and diplomates.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

MASONIC-ANCIENT LANDMARKS LODGE
wi No. $40, f. and A. M. Special meeting this
(Monday) evening, at 7:30 O'Clock, in Masonic Tenn
pie. Work in second degree
VIM. H. MEIER, W. M.
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Arthur Mackaye Secures 4 divorces.

NEW YORK. March 6.-Arthur L. Mackaye was
to-day granted divorce from his wife, Maud
Miller-M ackaye Nc Cormick, the daughter of the
poet Joaquin Miller The case will be recalled
as one of interest recently in Chicago and this
ctv
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Street-Car Troubles.

BALTIMORE, March 6-The proposition of ex-
Governor Bowie. president of the City Passenger
railway, yesterday, sixteen hours day for
S. 80 per day, with two days week off has
been rejected by the drivers and conductors. AT
a meeting it was determined by the drivers and
conductors that they wanted So day and twelve
hours to constitute days work. The men will
endeavor to settle the difficulty without resorting
to strike.
PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-The Peoples Pas
senger Railway Company. of this city, this
afternoon. decided to reduce the hours of labor
of their employees to twelve. and to fix the rate
of pay at $1.75 per day. to apply uniformly to
both conductors and drivers.
NEW YORK, March 6.--The strike on the
Blocker and Twenty third street horse car lines
was adjusted this evening. The men resumed
work at So day of twelve hours and the other
differences will be referred to arbitrator.
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Gen. sherman,s Grievances.

ST. LOUIS. March 6-General Sherman was
asked to-day what he had to say regarding his
letter to Mrs. Anderson published in the Chron-
icle yesterday. Nothing" he said; ''The st.
Louis papers have been Systematically attack
ing ever since l have been here, / did
write letter in answer to one received from
some lady connected with the public schools,
asking me to contribute to fund for the benefit
of an old lady who had been teaching in
the public schools here for forty years.
refused, saying / had paid a large
school tax every year since 1852. and I thought
had done my duty. The public never gave me
anything" said the General; what was given
me was subscribed by few personal friends.
would be glad if they would take the house off
my hands if they paid me for my improvements.
l pay double taxes, double water
license, double street taxes and have
paid school taxes since 1850. without
received cent in return. / help to pay for the
police. and have to pay private watch man. I
pay more taxes the amount involved than
any man in the city. If I gave one dollar for
every ten asked for by old Union soldierss,
would have nothing left to support my family.
Mr. J. Yeatman and myself spend more money
for that purpose than the whole city together"
General Sherman refused to say anything
more on the subject.
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THE mosquito as public singer draws wen,
but never gives satisfaction. Salvation Oil,
however, always gives satisfaction In curing at
once insect bites or any other sores or wounds.
Price Is cents.
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COME AND SEE US AT ONCE,
WANTED-MALE HELP.

UTANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG MEN HAvs
w ing few hours spare time each day. and wishS
ing to earn money have work at their homes in1
entirely business. strictly honorable and gem
uine in every respect The rules simple and work.
easily DONE We furnish all materials and send Them
carriage prepaid. We give constant employment TOT
those who wish it. Good prices paid for work. Mo-
canvassing peddling Address at for particu5
street, Boston, Mass.
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PERSONAL.
DROP. D. w. MOODY'S

DROF. d. W. MOODY'S
Dress-cutting Dressmaking Cloak and Dolman- max
ing School has been running at l0S North Penn
syvana street. just two weeks, and the people Of
indianapolis and vicinity have shown such over
whelmng appreciation of the school, and many
hundreds of ladies and enteen have called request
ing to open large school in the city of Indian
apols
WE HAVE DECIDED TO AoCoMoDATE THEM,
and that may creep In we now incorpor-
ating this school under the laws of Indiana with
capital stock of $50 0OO The incorporation papers
will be fled on Monday, March g. 1886, and the
Moody Dress-makng School will then be conducted
under the management of the incorporation with
Prof. d. w. Moody as president which assures the
public that the school will be conducted the old
and original plan,
WHICH GUARANTEES THAT EVERY STUDENT
will be taught as per contract and not so taught no
charge whatever will be made for teaching
WE GUARANTEE TO TEACH
by ladies and children to fit perfect and without the
use of paper patterns and the payments be
made on the installment plan--from so cents week
up. You take no risks whatever, and as we are now
taking students at
SUCH A NOMINAL PRICE,
You should come and see us at once. REMEMBER
we will soon be under the management of an incors
porated company and in full power to givedis
counts which cannot be given after the first meeting
of the company which will be the early part of the
coming week.
COME AND SEE US AT ONCE
and talk with our students, that you may know what
they have been taught in but two weeks. Yours
most respectfully PROF. D. w. MOODY,
1O8 North Pennsylvania street.
p S.-Ladies living out of the city boarded free
while learning.
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Criminal Court,

Hon. Pierce Norton, Judge.
To.day-Calls: The State VS.. Joseph Meyer;
maintaining nuisance The State vs.. Michael
Mclaughlin; burglary and grand larceny.
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WANTED.

VIZ ANTED-S16, 900 TO $40, 900 RITZINGER'S
w certificates at par in part payment of real estate
farm near the city at 500 per acre. sold for
$500 per acre in cash; worth $4,000: others
from 81 600 up. VIII take two-thirds in Ritzingers
certificates, and give time balance. T. A. GOOD
WIN.
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Blown TO Pieces by Dynamite.

NEW YORK, March 6-Ditmar. Pextar & Co.'s
dynamite mandatory was blown up last night.
Heinich Herman. thei Waterman, was in the
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Circuit Court.

Hon. A. G. Ayres, Judge.
Saturday-Ellis W. Redpath ct al VS.. Henry
Tutewiler ct al. Finding for defendant
In the petition of George e. Krause ct al. VS..
George B. Yandes, assignee of Ritzinger's Bank;
to return deposits. Finding for defendant
In the alleged insanity of Luella Croft. Yer
dict in the affirmative
To-day-Call: Union Railway Company VS..
the c., Il. & L Railway Company.
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FOR SALE.

EHoR SALE-OPEN BUGGY VERY CHEAP.
Il Inquire FRANK LEHMAN. stable 60 West
Market street,
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FINANCIAL.
EINANCIAL-MONEYO On MoRTGAGE-FARMSs
E and city property O. E. COFFIN s. co.
AHONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF INTER.
wi est j. w. WILLIAMS s. CO., 3 and Vinton
Block
II DAMS NEGOTIATED ON IMPROVED FARM
IL and city property in Indiana and Ohio. JOS A.
MOORE, 40 East Washington street
XXTE WILL FURNISH MONEY ON FARM SE.
wv curity promptly at the lowest rates, for. long
short time. THOS. @. DAY s. CO., ~ E. Marketsts9
LOST.
r osT-CERTTFICATE NO. 1898. FOR FIFTEEN
shares Of Chicago. St. Louis q Pttsburg Railroad Coo
dated March 10, 1885; issued in name Of Nestox
Lattard. Return the same to E. s. Belknap, ESQ
Broadway. New York City,
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XXTILLIAM W. HEROD FOR CLERK OF MA
w rion county, subject to Republican nominating
convention, 1886.
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torney S. f. Kneeland; that the court substi-
tuted Ira Shafsr in place of Kneeland. and that
Shafer was in reality the agent of Hilton and
Mrs. Stewart From Aug. 80. 1878, to March
IL. 1879, the plaintiff says he was kept in the
Metropolitan Hotel, in this city, by agents of
Hilton. and was not allowed to visit his ward.
Promises were made that he should be given
farm in Vermont and $780, 900 in cash if ne would
discontinue his suit He did so. The promises
were violated. Another suit in Vermont, with
like promises and results, was had by plaintiff.
The plaintiff also intimated that A. II. Stewart
died intestaIe and asks that this be nvestigated.
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County Auditor.
EOR AUDITOR, JOHN BROWNING.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ToR CLERK OF MARION COUNTY, JOHN r.
Il Clinton, subject to Republican nominating con-
yention, 1886.
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NOR AUDITOR OF MARION COUNTY, JOHN
II w. Pfaff, subject to Republican nominating cons
vertiOn
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