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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-13
Banker simous,s Brother-in-Law Insane

FoRT WYANE Ind. Dec. 1.-THE sorrow ex-
pressed over the suicide of Oscar A. Simons,
president of the First National Bank, which
occurred yesterday, was increased to-day by the
report which has been authenticated, of George
Esmond, brother-in-law of Mr. Simons,
losing his reason and becoming 80 violent on the
street this afternoon that it was with difficulty
three men overcame him. Mr.. Esmond was in
the room with Mr. Simons when he committed
the act, yesterday afternoon, and he imagined
he was accused of shooting Mr.. Simons. He
WAS taken to his residence, and it is doubtful
whether he will regain his reason. The funeral
of Mr. Simons will occur on Tuesday morning.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JoURNAr, MONDAY DGcRMBER 1s 1885,

partially filed, could as well be used, as the con-
ditions could be printed on the back Of the leaf.
So much inquiry has been made about the mat
ter that the opinion of Commissioner Doherty
was sought. and he states that printing the con-
ditions of the contract, on which freights are
carried, on the back of bills of lading has been
decided by the best of legal authority as not
covering the ground as intended by the trainers
of the new STYLE of bill of lading.
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And Then There Were Nine.

mo-
Apropos of domestic wars and rumors of wars
can tell a true story. A husband. who is fond
of his one little girl. and has been in the habit
of cultivating her acquaintance and taking an
interest in her knowledge when he got home in
the afternoon, left town for a few days. When
he got back he took his pet on his knee and pro
coded as follows:
"Doyou know how many commandments there
are, darlng?"
''Oh. yes, papa; nine"
"No, no, DEAR there are ten."
"Ah, there used to be- but nurse says mamma
broke one while you were away"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-13
A Knightly Crusade Against Chinese

NEWARK N. j., Dec 1L-An effort is being
made by the Knights of Labor to drive the Chi
nese laundres from this city and county. Mr.
Casbolt the proprietor of the Belleville Laundry,
has agreed to discharge the several hundred Mon
golians in his employ. This is considered great
victory by the knights, as 1t was the first place
in the East whore Chinese labor was employed
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-13
Cheap Telegraph Rates.

NEW YORK. Dec u.-Dr. Norvin Greene,
president Of the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany, said to a reporter this morning that the
cut made in night rates by the Baltimore g.
Ohio Telegraph Company would be met by the
Western Union. Mr.. Greene added that the
outcome of this rate-cutting may be to establish
cheap telegraphy The reduction Of cable rates
from DO to IL cents word has been the means
of doubling the business
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-13
How Non-Partisan Administration Works.

formed Territory. Georgia and Indiana still
have few lingering Republicans left in cross
road postofices, but Montanas Delegate has
made clean sweep of offensive partisan Office
holders. Every Republican subject to the presi-
Dental power OF removal has now been turned
out, the last two losing their official heads few
DAYS ago
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Greeley aebd the Graduates.
Boston Herald.


The number OF college graduates employed on
the newspapers is so large that Horace Greeley
will be kicking the lid off his coffin if the thing
keeps on. ''Of all horned CATTLE" Horace used
to say, deliver me from the college graduated
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-13
Murder at English, Ind.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. IA Courier-Journal
special says: ben Smith and VIM. Reed quar-
relied about the spelling of a word at spelling.
match, at English, Ind, and Smith shot and
killed Reed"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-13
Fashion and Politics.

Chicago Inter Ocean.
The corsase was deeply pointed and filed in
with illusion wedding note.
The message had no point at all, and was filled
in with Illusion. (PoliticaI notel
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Circuit Court.

Hon. A. O. Ayres, Judge.
Nancy Zurich VS.. Frank Zurich; divorce
Granted on ground of abandonment.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-13

No Christmas or New Years table should be
without bottle of ANGosTURA BITTERs, the
world.renowned appetizer of exquisite flavor.
Ask for the genuine article manufactured by
DR.. j. q. B. Siegert & Sons
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-13

IF your lung trouble is of scrofulous origin
Ayers Sarsaparilla will do you more good than
sny other medicine.
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THE RECORD OF THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court.

hon. Walter O. Gresham, Judge.
Taft VS.. Gortner; attachment suit. Jury disa-
greed.
United States Express Company vs. Chicago &
Atlantic Railway; suit for injunction. Granted.
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An Important Change Foreshadowed.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The Mail and Express
sag that stockholders representing more than
two-thirds of the stock of the New York &
New England railroad who are inimical to the
present management of the company, have
agreed upon new board of directors to be voted
for at the annual meeting of stockholders in
Boston, on Tuesday next and that the present
management will then be ousted There are
reasons for believing that the paper speaks by
the card. There has been fight for control of
the property between the New York stock
no lders, headed by Cyrus w. Field and Russell
Sage. and the Boston stockholders, represented
by President Clark and f. L. Higginson, ever
since last spring. At that time the Boston
party secured control, being awarded
the holding of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, and Messrs Field and Sage made
an unsuccessful attempt to have this action of
the Governor and Council set aside as illegal and
irregular because the bid of Clark and Higgin-
son was not as high as that of Field and Sage.
This fact was admitted and defended by the
Governor on the ground that the New York men
were inimical to the best interests of the road.
The article referred to concludes as follows:
MEN OF great financial strength and of execu-
tive ability are on the new board. The manage
ment in the future will doubtless be strong and
aggressive, and will insure prosperity for the
contrived to antagonize men in positions to help
the property have no power in the new manage
ment
The Advance In East-Bound Freight Rates.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1L-Commissioner George r.
Blanchard, of the Central Traffic Association,
returned from New York to. day and corrected a
statement published here announcing an advance
in east-bound freight rates on Wednesday, Dec
90 The local Chicago committee took immediate
action by adopting the following notice to ship
pers:
AL property consigned from the West direct to all
points in the East previous to Dec. 20, and upon
which shipping directions have not been changed,
viii go forward at rates in effect previous Dec. 20.
AL grain bought the Board Of Trade and ordered
Eastern lines before Dec. 20 will go forward at
rates IN effect previous to that date providing
numbers furnished by shippers before Dec. 90.
All elevator and packing house orders actually re-
ceived or previous to Dec. Is will take current
rates provided property is loaded prior to Dec. 90
All shipments in of which the numbers are not
reported az the Office of the joint agent before IL
O'Clock noon Dec 20 will be charged at the advanced
rates. No other property loaded after Dec. 20
will be passed at less than the full tariff rates taking
effect on that date.
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A FEW doses of Red Star Cough Cure cured
my cold s. z. Tayier, Philadelphia, Pa
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An Honest Deal, Too.

Boston Herald.
The palmistry craze is subsiding. So few peo-
pie hold good hand.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-28

tins 1.a ln ana Sii-
dell affair. Suppose
1T would lead TO
war with England
Ncw y ork city
was defencele,s
against a foreign
fe 3. just as Il is 10
this moment. for
the matter Of that.
Mr.. Arthur con-
suited expert en-
giileers and devised
"a plan for the de-
fence OF the har
bor. II wa, to
stretch across It a
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-28

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-18

On the Ssh Of March Mr.. Voorhees,
pfs>sutsd IN the House Of Represensa.
lives memorial OF the KNIGHTS Of La
Dor Of rnonms, Washinsson rerxitory,
and 81 Tie ksiehts Of Labor Of Seattle.
Washington Territory. for the rsssora
ton Of vasss psid 10 pxinssrs N the
0ovefnment Printing Oflsce.
Also, pspcr te ACCOMPANY House bill
9os. foe the relief Of John Bradley.
On the Same day the Deleeats pre-
ssuled Other measured e. fnlIews.
h. X. 66s9. % amend the act Of March
5, 1873. granting additional rights TO
homestead settlers within railroad lin
isB.
H. H. i9. 70 compensate the smploy-
ees OF the Bureau Of Engraving ard
Printing for loot time.
A memorial Of she Legislative Assem-
bly, % Wsshirgten TERRITORY IN relation
70 the sayvtvofs Of the Indtan Gar Of
1855 and 1855.
A memorial Of the Legislative Assam
bly, Of Washington Territory prostdins
for the allctment Of lands ia seyeraity
10 the lndians of the Yakima reserss-
tian.
A memorial Of the Legislative Asseas-
biz of Washington Terrttors IN resafsan
10 amending the homestead lava
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-18

Vancouver. the proposed terminus Of
The Canadian Pacific Railroad. is beau
tifuIiy sitsated on peninsula from
four 70 ave miles LONG by two or three
miles In width. snow-oapped moan
saips. running east and vest. face IL on
thS north. False Creek Is at present
the southern boundary. with posi-
bility Of u Overlapping this barrier and
hxing ~ limiss In the forest on the
hills 10 the soushs Over thousand
ncrsn Of land have been cleared aud
divided into town lots. At present
shees LOTS ars mot selling a. rapidly ~
enc would suppose. for the reason sAa,
capitalists expect 10 buy lots cheaper
fspu the railroad company. This Gem
pany has ave thousand acres Of land
Tor its proposed tovnsiie. Two hun
drsd men are cutting the timber OF
thia tract. UntA this land 10 cleared
there vili be little activity In the sale Of
iosA This will be no sooner thsn the
1st Of May. However hopeful the PEG
pie At British Columbia may b that
the Canadian Pasitic viii be ready 10
carry freight and passengers BY the Let
Of July, they vii probably have 10
vsit until q much later date. Not much
capital y going into Vancouver under
sasA state u thinea The vosdsman.
shs painter. The oarpsntsr. The hotels
snd ssssAnrants are rs&ping eoldsn
harvsst. bat other branches Of businsss
are nos doing much.
The popslasion n present b psinsi-
pally cansdiAxs. They are ieokine 10
Ne tims when vancoaver win b the
Isoadoa Of Amssisa. aud are depending
% tAs eeIshrAtsd American enterprise
from Ne States 10 come ever and help
lien. Msn Of the facih Coast are 700
veil sequAiassd vtsh boous - invest
thsir ell In . proposed railroad tesmi-
MA Thsy have - often hssn deceived
b. greedy railroad corporations that
ahsy throw 10 the Winds eli mAnd ates
isseed ~ their orders
Undoubtedly vansouver. on Osal Hsr
bar. b The ssrminas Goal Hsrbor is
vsli protested from the ssa. and win
nsks - invaluable ahippine piAss. II
scsl1 DOT Be sn English Bay ~ ,he
pesssat period. for 10 vcaid take mil
Hons Of dollars 10 shield IL fron the
opsn 80.
In he psantios capitalists YAH for
The astaai entrances o. ths Canadian
facinr road In vsnscuvsr.
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60 - n -.
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ssns srpnirs 10 - seeomR IA
fhe Qu<en Ctys hean1 ~ OIL Hass
bor, Uens ous Isa6e6 - frs1UAe -
paeesnxsvs Yesterday mssuines
G. H. KHxiue<r. - - In q T. b.
Dovbinz 4 Co, sfaxsed fer IN cd hesss
h Delaware LAST Tuesdzy mosnine.
FL Grant. eais0s q ~ Posr-Inrx-
xx0Encxn- VII ieass for ths E4ss tnis
morssns. 10 Be eose thrss e fooF uesks
Tbis Gis i indsbtsd % Mr. H. 4.
BsaeF. purDes of the sossm-sohoenes
Leo, for . copy Of The Als1has h Cd
Vance Of The mad.
The Oregon Improveusus Company
expeoss in . lev days ~ take ths pdDpG
eat Of the Nsscaseis end Col CFeek
mines and further seduss sxpsusss dur
ina tbs strike.
Geauseu ara % the sEriks, Ihe1 IN
dsmssdise go . mcuth On fsFe@nn v01
aees and SIS ooaasui0s- - u1u1n1
criQina1ed q 6an FnnniBoe, ind -
ezades ~ whole eoass.
Group Siuknrss Of Gen 6ibbsa a.a
other glR6egU q TIE Upissd 61assa army,
and q 0ev. Eqairs and Nh - ytss
t.ksn b u =. Judkina. ~ 1n6<uea-
pheys 81 are sxcellent Fspgoosoeatf0un
81 The esnfismsn fsfssrsd fn ak
Yssserday. Marsh l7th. - - Rxt'
siet's day. Thsre vss no eo1ebroe1o.
hsrs, although numhsr Of ~ 80 q
NJ Rmepaia ks1s decorated tks01oIsol
with bile "a ksssa ribboa - asoss =
The dny.
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tsrtainsd than and I've o. m ee0plsl
u tAsir frtsnas - thstr 49, ecgsst
psnid>aea. Rroarssuivs eoehxo - eon1l
esnes Nso so1eyed.
AZ & iats ~ s,ssGiou = uassumon.
"a, III cfsnnainn a hizh lioonnONnod =
ssased. IT. total vote for hiah Iissnel
ms 1772, Nth 1851 nRntnno. H. e
lissnes vss 16psr mensh !; shs psoposs6
high Hoenss ~ go pee month, a in.
sssass Of $50 pr Yen.
1hs ssheooex Anafs c., nnseatl)
heaoned near Earska, Cal, he's hssa q
Bendfx1n's ways these, and ~ NOD oi
hss cargo q tambsr nnd shingles taken
cut. Is vas found almoes worthless
from ths sand Whioh bad vurked into
H. n A1nio Gee VII - Sspaisod 81
rsdtted ~ Easoka-
OvSe 10 dne iissesss havs bssn taksu
sut daFine - paa vesk. hhont sUuiVu
o. afteea dogs have beea impoanded
but moot Of thsm have ben taken ouI
b. thsir owners or sold ~ 1he city. Ma
dogs have ~ bsen killed, am6 only
thoee tnna ere not redeemed end beooml
Ne peopmty 81 the city By linisasisn
and vAtoh III not all for anything
vii BE- kiilsd.
II. II. Lewis bsing the next in esdsl
after Mr.. Robsstson 10 chaltsn0 Will
\. AoDoaaId, for tbs 6mish o6Ampjoo
chip trophy IL The Rod and 0nn 01ub
| issued bfs ohokieuQs On the 18Th instant
and ysssssSay Mr.. MeDonaid assspos1
namInR saturday. April "a - l;3o pm.
at the rnoe tsnck, as the time and pIae,
for the match. The target selected Il
the L,gSvsky clay pigeon.
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SHERIFFSSALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR TIN
j Third Judicial District Of washington
TERRITORY, holding terms q Seatf1A
No s5ls-Ihomns X. Ensmfnger. plain
u ~ Chssles r. yenner end Cosnelia
< yennsf. eefsndanf1.
y. u.asr sna = virtue e n erdsr q sals
ths ABOVE named Court = he absve en
tieled essiee. dated the l5th day e March,
lr4k wheeefn IL sb0vo named p1nfuttd
o6falned . judgment and DECREE aeninnl
the above named defoudensa, I en- con
mAnded 70 - TIE fcliowing Described
ns - - srmi -. tsas hss ~ !, =.
% sa1 sSssy ii; icss nine b s "a n
tiM. & hio1k thirteen en-: les fAree II
and fearHk b mock one ~ - tie Com
secck addition y thscity Or 6eattlA Also.
I'll q book ssirty-one tSil and ffActionsl
haecks I've ~ end Ex 10 Of the Comsepck
supps.nenta! addition 70 the city a Seat
e: =: ~ !! r. I'D Ki.e ooo.sy. V. r. hing
lar the tensu1enfsI hsreditnnonn AID a.
pm -tenanc~s thcreunfo be1ouR1ng.
Notice b therefore hees1g GIven that q
saturday. ne lgsh asy q Apsil.
1855.
day, e ne courf Hssss dee. - Is cisy
Of 6saktls. King ooanty, WaahinGxon
TERRITORY. viii, In ohe1fenoG = 81 O.
der of sAAs and dseroe e fosor1ouGG1, IN
III stowe desc ,tbod propogey. q = 0uch
tAeroc< - nay b neeessaTy TO nfiafy
paatasiffis tudgusnt With interest thers-
@ ard cess - ~ highest ssd bsss ~
Dad = ssassIe. this la,h day of March.
axF - J.. II. NcGRAW.
mhis aheriR & XXX eonAty, W. 4.
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W. r. RsrD q 90. k.~e tAs late !,
shapes Nna x,Ale. in Ce-ssss. and haze
added largely % teess Alxsys fali as-s, 4
n~ns 10 asess The demands Of he spfss ;
sss<e@. ss~cial aeRzsan - m&ss of
shs1r nss ssrset. fsA~~s' sstf - jusssss.
CERTAINTY n - considered ssn4 Il be
uces ersntetssnls aea heasshfs, r. q
In the market. gals
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alIxtEH asD sseEssrrY

For rteh sRd paor Who wish 20 sriay
G sod health. ana who do nns ~ish -
r-sert 10 batter. nsusssus tTver G. medicines
snd cathsrtics. = tne eone~atFAtrst isqaid
srsa fensdy. Svfap Of Pes. Sansesx
bottles tree. Aud Soc. and 81 esstlss fsr
sale BY A. r. SrxwAkr. do
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-18

james heccher. ~. D.. of Si9ourrey
lcwa, says; ~For several Years 1 have
been assns Ceasa B.lsam called pa.
MN. Hans Rs1sAx ros THE Ls'Ses,
aud Ia Alairss every case Throughout
suy prscties have had entire ~, % ..
! hase ssed and prescribed tandrecs cs
bottles sipoe th~ days OF ay array prse-
toe ttstsf, xhen was sasseau a Hoe
riisl M :, Louisville, Ks. A. u. Srxv-
AKr, Aeest. Se&fftr. a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-18

Patrick Lynch. a Arsvsips, A. T.,
seps ess moe~y. ahaat fss9 IN gaid
easn. IN Al old can. niaa~n in the
erennd- Ia an esai bear Mr.. Lyroh
esnassd The secret % TIE wa<re sasa {
Il rs s~Assh 10 4 fenAls trend .nc
90 Arassses keess nessher the prs~-
eres "a TIE somsn nor the san Of coin.
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Oh THE kerrs AaaTS Steamship
6eorSs VI. Elder wiii sssarn 10 tie
Puget snoad roate the latter cart II
March. she vili Is~sss Seattle sor San
franciecs April -. ana tesrssftsr SEE
and other naass Of she Psclee Coass
Steamehtp Company will leave SEATTLE
every FRIDAY. Ana vsrsoria ewerv sxfrr
dsy. insseaa Of every esehs days. ~
hsrcsefere.
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Execulor' S Notice to edituls
ErsrArE or JACOB MAPLE M

EsfATE OF JACOB MAPLE DE-
IL cenxed - IS
kctice l. kefehF Eiven By tn. under-
signed. the daily sppoieicd and sctine
excsuto- o. the last Win and testament
OF jacob Mkple, deccsscd. to the credit
ars and an persens hAsisg claims sgainst
TIE said ceceasea. . present. fhem. with
TIE neccseaxy veucters with one yenx
sfser the date Of this notic-. 20 the aid
Executor. st sis p2scs Of business. ~ she
VI hste river post efaee. kieg county, IN
eshingfen Territory. or he same win
be forever narrsd
GEES C NJ. VAN DOREN.
kxecatnr q he lnst wsll and Testament
- Jscob Mep3es deesased-
Daksof This neeice mt the nrsf pnhli-
cation thereof March n lss
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Low fHsiaHr Rarss. Seattle 10 Chi
CAGE. 81 Louis aud common points, Is
eess. per hundred weieh, on all ciasses
Of seeda To throaSh Esssern psinss
beyond ChicAecs take Chicago rates
Nth tfcnk hue proportions added
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