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; CEREDO, WAYNE co. w. VA. THURSDAY APRIL s. nSM
ANOTHER HITCH.


Empioy meut.
OF. LOUIS Mo-, April i.-Cnder in, true
lions ffom the Executive Board of Dis
tricts loi, S and II. committee from
local Assembly $3.50 waited upon Master
Mechanic Bartlett last evening AZ the Mis-
souri, shops, and rendered the services Of
the old shop employees. The men, they
said were ready TO 60 TO work this MORN
ing. and they desired TO find out IL they all
WOULD oe taken back, and list OF fifty-two
names was handed Mr. BARTLETT, who.
arter scanning IL checked of sew
enteen OF them as the names Of a o
men whom he would employ III a
others, he said, he would not take hack.
Auempts OF similar nature were ma do
pN committees OF the strikers at promi ncnt
points all over the Gould system. IN every
instance the Executive Board claim that
tne committee received tho same reply to
Their offers on the part OF the strikers 10 r..-
turn To work. The railroad officials stated,
u Is Claimed, that they did not require tho
services OF all their old employees; that
they would not take them all back. and
would use their own a scretion In selecting.
Ihe ratio of the men that the road were
Wiling to take back 90 tho number
, wno are on strike was. ths Execu-
tive Board say, about the same all over the
system-seventeen out of ffty, or thci ..
abouts- Reports of these committees 10
ceived by telegraph, determined tn. Execu-
tive Board TO issue their address this after.
noon, aud TO continue the strike until tho
roads consent TO take back all the strikers.
The members Of the boards want n dis
tinctly understood that the Knight. of La
Dor viii all hang together; that oIe will
not return TO work without the others, and
that the men who came out through SYM
pathy with the members OF District Assem- :
bly, lol mVst b. supported bef -. tho
strikers, in whose interest they went out.
VIII consent 20 a settlement.
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Servant atAinaElr..1.an

81 LOUIS, Mo, April Am inquest wns
held to-day on the bodies Of the four serv.
ant girls who lost their lives nt the
Planters House fire yesterday. The Jury
visited the scene % the FIRE, and ia their
verdict stated that the quarters for the
servants were 30 arranged ~ 80 be virtual
~ fire trap la case Of FIRE when the EN-.
ployes were asleep The hotel ~ nearly
bali century old, but on account Of hi,
favorable lOcatiOn and the reputation ~
- table has always had large patronage
the host bOtala ~
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A Heavy. .weIoht AdmIrIstratIo,.

WAsHiSoroN, March 3i-An assertion
that the President and his Cabinet weigh
nearly ton, would seem at first appear
ance rather a startling one, but il is not SO
Tar from the fact. The talk about tho
physical condition of Mr.. Manning brings
out the fact that he weighed at the time OF
MS attack, 825 pounds He had gained
over twenty-five pounds since he came into
his position at the Treasury The President
Is not much behind him la weight They
are very much alike in figure, height and
general physical pecuiarities There
arc several OF the Cabinet officers who
must weight nearly 200 pounds each Sec
retary Lamar Is tall. broad shouldercd and
well developed physically, and must tip the
beam at about that figure. Garland is a
big man, very tall and muscular He is
not far from 200 in weight. Bayard is not
far behind him, neither is Endicott. Villas
and whitney must average up about 11J
pounds each. Put the eight men, tho Pres
ident and his Cabinet, ON the scales, and
YOU will find they do not fall many hum
dred weight below ton.
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Double Murder and Lxnnhlnn

SAS FRAScIsCo, April "A double mur.
der followed by the iynching OF two men
is reported from Southern California.
wednesday evening Peter Hermiue and his
son, armed with rifles, approached the
premises OF Eugene Walker. In Arroyo
Grande Valley, San Luis Obispo County.
and without a word opened fire upon
in the garden. Walker fell dead Mrs
walker, though shot through the arm aud
breast. picked up her child and ran 10 n
ne ghbors. where she did. The murderers
were captured and jailed Soon after mid
night gang Of masked men took the pYis.
Oners out aud hanged them 10 a railroad
bridge near by, where the bodies were
found yesterday. A dispute about land
was the cause Of the crime
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Troops aud strikers Concentrating at Fort
worth, Tsx.


fonr woRrm Tax, April a. SATURDAY
about poon AN engine from Hodge. in
charge OF officers came steaning into tho
yards here The officers we're fired upon
ey strikers and two officers were fatally
wounded and a third shot through the hin.
The Dire was returned aud the conflict be-
came general for n few minutes. OF tho
strikcs 50 Tar as can bc asccrtained,
only TWO or three were wounded The
strikers were driven OFT. Adjutant G.u.
eral King left Austin Inst night with two
companies OF State rangers The mayor
mas at hts command one company OF
militia at Clcburnc aud one ut Dallas
hbap'a,n M9Mnrry's company OF ranger.
thirty five volunteers ~ kaufman are
holding Themselves In readiness for in.
staht service at the call of sheriff Tar1ant
Lieutenant Gibbs. who resides at Dallas,
mas bcen authorized hy Governor Ire.
land To call out tho three companies Of
state troops at Dallas, and two of them.
tue Hihcrnian Rifles and the Dallas Light
cuards, left after midnight for Fort Worth
also n number OF deputy sheriff. These
troops are in command of Ii.utennnt
Colonel Turner, an officer who won dis.
tinction In the union army. The depot and
yards Mt Fort Worth were guarded lnst
night by over two hundred citirsnS
called into service by the MAYORS prnc.
lamatlon. and the strects were pa
troiicd 10y armed men. There was rrant
Tear OF IRE during the night aud cxtra pre-
cautions were taken ON that account One
hundred hrcinen were in waiting at tho
nrc engine houses for any emergency and
the fircs nj tho pumping stations were kept
up 10 high point all night. Offers OF aid
were sent from all surrounding points
nnd engines were kept In readiness TO
bc forwarded at moments notice
strikers are arriving at Fort Worth from
various outside points, aud tho statement
is made that the Knights OF Labor have de-
hat L..0ss -
point wher. trains shall be stopped at all
hazards, aud hat there they win win their
battle On the other hand II IL said that
the citizens of this city declare that the
though IL costs scores of lives 10 accom-
plish H.
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LIGHTNING JUSTICE.
An En'beSsi-r Gets Into tn. Penitcntisry
In fort ght Hour. FROM Canada.

CHICAGO, April 2.-Speody justice was
meted out To Charles stephens in Judge
Collins Court this morning Stephens Is
an old man, who for fftecn years was in
the employ OF the Wilmington 4 Yer.
million Coal Company, of this city. Fifteen
months ago he absconded, and investtga-
tion showed that he Ind enibczzlcd sol Ooo
from the company. All efforts 10 capture
the fugutivo wcro fruitless, and IL was be-
neved he had gone TO Canada. This theory
proved correct, for last Tuesday the com.
pany he had robbed received n letter from
him dated In Canada, saving that he was
pennies and alone. aud rather than re-
main another year in Canada he desired 10
return, plead guilty 20 his crime and re.
ceive his punishment He announced bis
intention OF starting at once for the United
States. The company sent two Pinkerton
detectives to Detroit To meet him ON
wednesday they arrested him: on Thurs
day lac was brought 10 this city aud in
dicted by the grand jury; this morning no
pleaded guilty before Judge Collins aud
was sentenced 10 three years imprison.
ment In Joliet, aud this afternoon he was
taken To the peDitentiary.
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Our Small Army.

WAsHINGroN, March 8i.-The debate on
General Logan's army bill brings out some
curious facts regarding the size of our army
rs compared with those of other countries.
IL Is now 1900, and the bill proposes 20 put
~ at 1000 Twenty countries maintain
regular armies larger than ours, though at
much smaller proportionste cost. For
instance. the standing army of Turkey is
SIX timcs ~ large as ours. and IL costs ouly
&SWD,0OO for its maintenance against
SiODO.OOO for our own. SPANS regular
army Of $1,000 costs only f2J,OOO.OO IL
maintain Great Britain's army OF isi ,OOu
costs for IL maintenance soO,D0OOD0 Aus
a-Hungery's army of - 600 only costa
S5o.O0D.OD year. France is set down at
over 10000 in her reguier army, costing
si2i ,oDO,OO0 20 sustain ~, and Germany 445,.
90 at al annual cost Of fs4,WO,OOJ.
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MOURNED AS DEAL.
a Man Retui.'s 10 Claim an Inheritanc.
After forty-two Years Absence

Man Retui.'s 10 Claim an Inheritance
After Forty-two Years Absence.
WOOSTER, o., April flames Henderson
Hindman left his home in this c. unity in
lsi4 Since that time he had been heard OF
I'm Indiana, Iowa and Wisconsin, until
twenty years ago when a report was re-
;elNed py friends here that him-elf and
FAMILY had been murdered by Indians. The
last time he was heard from ho
was United Brethren minister.
and II was supposed that he had
gone among the Indians as a missionary.
several years ago an uncle of Hendersonfs
and wealthy bachelor, died and be-
queathed his nephew siO0. as he supposed
he was still alive. In settling up the estate
the Court ordered the administrator to
place the money bequeathed TO Henderson
IN the county treasury, i'm case the heir
should turn up. The other day IL was as
certained that Rev. Henderson resided in
Minnetonkn, Mimi. He proved to be the
missing heir, aud has come To Wooster aud
received has Inheritance. He is now sew
enty years old, and IL pastor OF the United
Brethren Church at Minnetonkn
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CmoAoo, April 2 An explosion occur.
ed 90 an early hour this morning in the
new tank house of Swift A. Co, the packing
firm. The house was new three story brick
building located on Center avenue. near
Forty fifth street. One 81 the infneuse
tanks containing putty oils mysferiOusly v
blew up, completely wrecking the building.
The night watchman, David Moreheld was
on the third floor az the time, and be was
buried in the ruins fie was rescued in
about baif an hour, and wss in an almost
unconscious condition. He was taken 70
the county hospital, and may die. The loss
on TIE building will be in the DeighborhOOd
0f aIyUU
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REMARKABLE PHENOMENA

"h'oh Combined tn Interrupt TeIegraphio
Communication at New York.
NEW YoKK, March 3l.--An unusual sea-
son OF meteorological disturbance. cover
Ing most of the present week. eliminated
here tonight. Ii has been raining most of
the time for the past sev,nty-two hours
Io-night the rain is falling faster, accom-.
panied by lightning, gale is blowing. a
thick log covers the city and an auI1ra
porealls Is added TO this remarkable com.
nination or natural phenomena The result
Is that telegraphic communicated has
and been almost wholly suspended between
New York and the rest of the world. Again
again electrical convulsions have stopped
1ne WORKING or every wire ia the Western
Union office, followed by a partial re-estsh.
break
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oIadstone'r Cabinet siraIn,d.

LoSDoS, April IA breaking up OF the
Cabinet ~ imminent. Lord Kimberley.
sir WIN. HarcOurt, Mr. Childcrs aud Mr.
Mundelia refuses ~ assent 30 any home rule
measure giving Ireland control 81 the Gus.
toms, aud they threaten 20 resign IN such n
measure be insisted upon by Mr. Gladstone
Mr.. Morley demands ~ modification VI the
piaIis Tor the bnying out of tho landlords
Mr. Gladstone, however remains iunexii,le
and viii maintain bis full scheme intact
Cabinet councils are 10 be hold on Monday
md Tuesday, and the climax will be reach
ed ON Tuesday The Ministers themselves
BILE. Mr Gladstone may make hie state.
ment Thursday without the approval oi
the Ministry
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PHLtnELrmA, April Alt the annual
commencement 81 Jefferson College today
the degree 20 M. ID. was conferred on -
graduates While the graduate. we're
gathering in Natotorium Hau on Broad
street. this evening o. enjoy O banquet ten
dered by the Alumni Association. tempo
rary n0or in thr main body 81 the BAN
gave away. proripifafing several ~ them
into the basement distance of nine feet
John q. Goe 90 Ohio was seriously injured
Internally ~ n heavy piano failing ecioss
lls breast harHo.oWsH kails 1f 4sgff.
va saalf WlaF5a
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A PARALLEL TO THE OREGON
Strange Accident with Los. Of Lie On tho
PacIhc Coast.

SAS FRASoIsoo, April 2-The schooner J.
H. Congdon was wrecked of Point Reyes
forty miles north OF here, "Wednesday
Her crew was lost. The coast there IL OF q
dangerous character. The supposition was
that the vessel had struck hidden rock.
an examination Of tho wreck showed that
the schooner had been struck amidship.
and cut almost in two. evidently by a
steamer or other craft going at high rate
OF speed. The discovery has caused much
excitement in marine circles, as 10 j. feared
the unknown vessel which sunk tho
schooner has gone. 90 the bottom with all
on board The wfeck occurred before dsy,
light. The case furnishes strange psral.
lel 10 the loss Of the Oregon. The Aquina
10 supposed 10 nave been the vessel in col
lision
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PEIERsBuRo n. j., April 1.-Two weeks
ago young daughter Of Jacob Niper
walked a distance Of two miles. wearing
new shoes aud red stockings. The shoes
we're tight and greatly lrritated her feet
Three days afterwards her feet began 20
swell, and three days afterward still both
legs were swollen o. nearly twice their nat
ural size, and the glri's mind became ar
feCted. Yesterday She was attacked with
spasins, which continued for some time as
intervals ~ from five 10 ton minutes shs
died iu great agony Blood poisoning. ~
duced ~ the coloring matter in the stock
ings is supposed 10 have caused death
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Riotsrs To Be Expelled from ,hs Esiobts.

New YoEE, March 8i.-During the con.
ference between the representatives Of the
Knights Of Labor and the Missouri Pacific
Railway officials yesterday, Mr. PoWderly
rcpudiated the remarks attributed 70 him
that could recognized me He addres sed
me as Grand Master workman etc. Mr.
POvFderly also said that II the officials Of
the road would furnish bim the names u
the men who destroyed the property of tho
company they would BE- expelled from the
order II the Knights of Labor
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FIoodedTupssls.

THoY n y, April Floods in tho vici--
ity of Pownal. Vt, have raised the Hoos g.
river 20 such a height that the Troy ani
Boston track D. today covered With five or
six feet 0f water and debris No traina
can get through and the compauy's wires
are al down. Lnndslides along the east
hank ~ The Hudson have considerably re-
Larlod Lrnvol Mn-Mnam IrnN and AL.nuH
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Sam Ion,s Don, wl,h cblcsno

CBiCAcO. April 4-Sam Jones concluded
his religious exhortations In Chicago 10.
day IN the morning be drew n largs
audience to Dr. Goodwin church. ood 4,
TIE afternoon and evening the Casino
Rink was hllcd az hour before the services
began. Nearly ten tbousand people we're
present a. each ~ the services in the rink
lbe coilHctions 80 both services were given
a. Messrs. Jones and Email and uith fhe
salary guaranteed them iu advance neffsd
sork
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CfNcn vsrL Aprd THE Ohio river ro.s
three and half inches between 8 O'Clock I'm
the morning and O'Clock D. n today.
and came o. n stand ~ q stage 0f i8 feef
inches Below fbe Miomi and Keutuokv
rivers were rapidly uNg nnd there ere
sWeiis above but 10 81 believed the Ohio
point
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PresIdenl erevr Imeallnsd.

P,Ris. March 81. President Grsvy's resi-
deuce g. closely guarded to-day by n strong
force Cf Rendarmes in consequence of bic
having reviewed an apongWqus couWuUif
ufiln thgefisning pim viii aeDth lhe
riis! IS helefs4 ll tAye AGtN saHl ~
ffghcH yWrsfhiieH Wiib ~ feigiAm
socialists
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countsrfsIt,r canaht a. go

OnssD R&rIDr. Mon April Tie
sheriff. yesterday morning. arrested ylcho.
las hall Tor oeuuterfeitinq. eatcbinz ..in "a
work heil wore a tadae of shf s.rtls
WesialF lsisJliFs Assoc. tNus. ADD .lgl,rs
~ ihai ~ Has 9iisi oaasis.tgltffs bla.ss4
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Preacher bs Hls sr,d.

CoSConD y. H.. April Rev WIN Ham
mond. of the Free-will Baptist Church. %
franklin, docamped Thursday morning
with $500 belonging 90 newly welded
bride He was arrested in Boston hank
~ be was cashing ihe chrcl
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StS FRANcisoo March 3i.--A correspond
ent Of the Japan Han writes that the King
% Corca issued an edict on February b,
abolishing slavery IN his kingdom. where
u IL estimated that onc-balf the population
have been slaves.
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A Family Poisoned BY Wild Psrsnlp..

E,ar stofSAw Mon, March sl.-The
family 0f Thomas Rollison, farmer liv-
iug eight milcsfrom here, ate Wild parsn ips
Yesterday Two Of the children aged Eve
uud two. died from the effects 0ftbe poi son,
nnl Tho mntheI /. not nNnected ~ rlcONnr
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Lsnalss % nrs. ealn., Att..t.a-

HEu OmEsys. April a Mr. Maria r..
Evans. who hgrred con-pieunuslg before
Toe Courts a. leEafeo of tle ef' afe pf Mrs
Gaines. was arrest Ia ia.i nlslf CHARGED
WITH uttcrnH forged uiA and .Odged iu
jail in default OF s-0e0han.
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Iaurn.nm,n naksr. Mll 49,.

NE~ YoHK. April -Fivs hundred jour.
neymen bakers lsst night determined 20
stuEe ~ MaV 2 for twelve hours work
I've day of fle HtfE fourteen 0n safnr-
day, and ~ board whore they chO,sa.
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"A microscopic slide Do the possee-
sion of fhe Manchester Philosophical
and Literary society. Boz England. COM
iains ihe Lord prayer written within
che 4o5.ouah part of an inch The
minute .peck can be found with pow
eriul microscope only with great diff
Guilty. as fhe focus poini oi the lens
must b. made fo cover tho exact spot
bearing the object ~ was epEI Fcd
By Dir Nct4 soun yrars ago by iha
a.d VI ~ MsiFFmrgi p4s agl1 hY iks
s0fifli
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A etsst fsat In sabmarlns Navin,iIon.

ArHESs April 2-The naval officials
continue o. make private trials of fbe Nor
denfelt submarine torpedo boat Yester-
day q torpedo boat. with four men on
board, was submerged for JK hours. and
today IL descended " = depth 81 thirty i've
foot
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Importation OF ostrich.s for sresdIns.

GALVESTON, April THE bark Praecis,
which arrived here TO day from Port VA
tai. Africa. brought thirty-eiK ostricbes
imported by G. J Sketchiy, Of Los Angeles,
Cai.f for breeding purposes, and they era
very large specimens, ranging 70 ten feet
high
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The Hood at chatianooaa

CHATTANOOGA, TrNy. April L. one. third
d thi. sllg Z uaasg- water igom tbo Ten,
fa-tff fFlFeF faNd fual bHHalfA ibH iies
Fays heth aiiFeH lfQM iheiF keMes Ns
llblnf fanhlng
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IN favor Of cremaiInn.

Panr-, March 3l.-The Chamber Of Depu
ties. by vote 81 a23 % lsO has adopted
bill permitting cremation.
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Pablo Debt Statement

WAsHIScroS, ID. C., April The follow
ing is recapitulation of the debt state
ment issued to-day for the month OF March |,
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THr Abbe liza has arrived in Loudou
lna keIchstng hv vote ~ frl tr f.T
decided in favor " pro'DnginG che anti
Socialist law.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-24

THE boycott not only works harm to others
than the Knights of Labor, but really tyran-
nizes the individuals of that organization.
What is police protection to the Knight who
may get tired of the loss forced upon him, if
he is to be allowed to be boycotted by the
Knights if he dare 60 back to work. There
is no such thing as individual freedom in that
organization. Had there been there would
have been no strike on the Missouri Pacific
line because of the discharge of an unfit en-
ploye on another road The boycott is sure
to kill the Knights of Labor unless they aban-
don it. That organization cannot stand that
does not insure the utmost freedom to its
members when the welfare of themselves and
their families is at stake.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-24

The Philadelphia Times is of opinion that
"half the trouble in this country comes from
calling crime by some other NAME" A large
share of the other half comes from not recog-
nizing lawlessness as lawlessness and dealing
with it accordingly. There is way of popu-
larizing lawlessness that is destructive Of law
and order. When lynchers and boycotters
are given their deserts, without fear or favor,
the country may look for a better state of af-
fairs. The good old doctrine of equal rights
should be enforced promptly every time.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-24

IT is pleasing to know that the differences
between the Lake Shore road and its employees
at Chicago have been adjusted and that the
men have gone to work. 1t is gratifying, too,
to know that the non-union men have not
been thrust out simply because they did not
belong to certain organization. Itwohld be
just as fair to outlaw them because they were
not Masons or Methodists. The Individual
laborer should be as free as those banded to-
gether for any purpose. It is to be hoped
that the knights will be a little slower to or
der strike hereafter. Too many men are
thrown out of employment who can i'll afford
the loss Of time.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-24

IT IS said that two school-boys at Marion
are about to fghta duel about girl. Re-
volvers have been chosen, so it is not at all
likely that a meeting will take. place. But
the parents Of the two should insist on a meet
ing and should arm them with good rawhides,
nor allow a stop until one or both had been
knocked out" And in case one got enough
before the other the father of the one that
came off the field victorious should take up
the whip and see that he has all he needs for
the next ten years to come. There is such a
thing as being too much of gentleman in
this line.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-24

The Christian ministers of this city will
have to wait month yet before the arrival
Of the gentleman who will blandly tell them
that they don't know how to preach, and that
they are doing the cause of Christianity no
good The ladies of Indianapolis will have to
be as patient as they can till man comes who
will tell them that they are bound for perdi-
ton unless they heed the words of mounte-
bank. There can be no doubt, though, that
the gentleman will be greeted by full houses
The novelty of the thing will make it inter
esting