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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-01
Howard County.


KoKoMo JAM 31.-The Republican county
mass convention was held yesterday in obedi-
ence to the call of the State central committee,
and was one of the most enthusiastic and surely
the largest convention the party has held for
many years. Fully 1900 Republicans were in
the city, and 1000 were packed in the court
roora when the convention was called to order
by the Hon. Milton Garrigus, chairman of the
central committee The call of the committee
was read. and DR.. J. NJ Darnall
elected chairman. Upon taking the chair he
made an enthusiastic address, and caustically
reviewed the partiality exhibited by the party in
power for ex-confederates and ex-convicts The
convention, after appointing an apportionment
committee and getting its report, proceeded to
the work of the day. The new central commit
tee, consisting of two members from each pre-
einet thirty EIGHT in all, were elected. O. A.
Somers. the recent postmaster, and thoroughly
competent and efficient man for the place, was
elected chairman of the committee. Delegates
were elected to the various conventions in &C.
cordance with the apportionment, as follows: To
the State convention, 15 to the con-
gressional, 10; to the congressional dis
trict convention which meets at Frankfort,
Feb. IL, 10; to the senatorial-Howard and
Miami composing the district, 81; to the judi.
cial-Howard and Upton counties composing the
circuit, 81
Mr.. Garrigus was heartily, Endorsed for his
earnest E1d rreiesE w0sk during the many years
he has been at the head of the central commit
tee. A resolution condemning the use OF money
for corrupt purposes, either In securing nomlna-
tions or election, adopted. The method
chosen for nominating county officers was the
primary election, and the date Of the primary
was fixed for Tuesday, March 16 The field of
candidates is unusually full. nearly fifty men
being out for nomination for the various county
and district Offices The party starts off in good
spirits and excellent shape.
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and the march to an autumn victory commenced
with the April elections 1t was the sentiment
of the convention that the State convention
should be hello in July or August. The following
is the county central COMMITTEES:
w "a. Hart, j. NJ. Bradford, w. r. Hines, w
w. Wilds, Truman Mcintyre, Sidney johnson,
Abe Groves, DR.. W. T. Cooper, l.. G. Merritt,
A. r. Louden, John Whitcomb, ST., Dave Brant,
Jno. A. Merrick, ID. B. Carter, Gus Mendenhall,
David Nees. j. r. Whiteman. Robt. Andrew,
James A. Price, VIM Choate W. Stevenson j.
S. Moore q. r. B. Loveess, David Bolyard,
Jno. @. Boher, David Allen, j. M. Starkey, DR..
Joseph Parker DR.. Holiness Robert A Clark,
NJ. A. Bonlden, Jno W. George, j. L. Schooley.
Wayne County.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND Jan. 31.-The Republicans of
Wayne county met on Saturday, at the Grand
Opera-house, Richmond. The meeting was called
to order by L. D. Stubs, and organized by elect
ing Judge John F. Kibbey chairman, and Frank
c. Mosbaugh, of Cambridge City, secretary.
The townships reported the following county
committeeman, and also delegates to meet at
New Castle, Feb. IL. to elect the State central
committeeman for the Sixth district. The re-
port was adopted:
Arlington townships Committee Moses d.
Mitchell Lewis p. Smith and Charles Hunt;
Posell. Boston: Committee Edward Timber
lake, E. B. Dilman. Samuel ]. johnson; delegate,
J. NJ Bulla, jr Franklin: Committee, B. 81.
Dugdale, C. II Addleman, Nathan Harlan; del
egates, Jesse Brown, ID. Jefferis. Harrison:
Committee, Charles Davis, George A. Ham,
Henry Eliason; delegate, j. G. Burroughs
New Garden: Committee, L. G. johnson, Da-
vid Pegg. Robert Dwiggins; delegate, NJ M
Lacy. Green: Committee, W. M. Hunt
Marion Lamb, N. H. Richter; delegate, Jesse
Gates. jefferson: Committee L. M. Pierce
w. p Knode, Fl. c. Knode; delegates, j. FL.
Smith, j. III. Thompson. jackson: Committee
M. L. Stricken, DIR. G. B. McTaggart M. f.
Warfe; delegates j. T. Jameson. Matt Shaw,
Frank c. Mosbaugh. A. G. Compton. Perry:
linger. Charles Lamb; delegate, John
81. Lamb. Clay: Committee, A D. Bond,
Joseph likes, David Brooks, jr.; delegate, VIM
S. Hatfield. Dalton: Committee. W. S. Far
low, G. NJ Hurst, James M. Chandliss; delegate,
W. II. Harris. Wayne: Committee, John L.
Rupe, John F. Davenport, Timothy Nicholson,
Paul G. Graf, John F. Davenport, John Yaryan,
Dr. j. r. Weist, Il. d. Palmer Charles E. Shive-
ly, John c. Boyd, John Townsend, Jesse e.
Webster: Committee, Dewitt G. Jay, Charles
Unthank Samuel Roberts; delegate, Alfred nj.
Medaris.
It was decided by unanimous vote that in
the nomination of candidates for the various
county Offices to be filed at the ensuing State
election and for Representatives and Senators
in the next General Assembly, to adhere to the
township on the first Monday in April. The
committeeman selected will constitute the coun-
ty central committee. All the townships re-
ported except Washington, which is instructed
to report to the secretary Of the convention as
early as possible
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OR CAPITAL
w ist to take interest in cheapest and best fence
machine in market Address w. A. H., SO West
Maryland street
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4 BIRttD tIIN.
III" strange aud icrribIc disaster Ia
the Falkland islands

WAsiuNuruN, -. c., Aug ~ see
bhlard has received q dispatch from
me consul at Port stanley. Falkland
Islands, giving account Of ..ip ot
peat which occurred the mghtui June
% causing loss ut lite aud great de-.
s'rurtiun of property. Extending the
entire length Oi the south slorr nt
, tht harhOr aud alta slight elevation j.,
a peat bog from which the Hhoriup
population cut their fuel The .e Arr
no channels which drain the bog and
largc quantities of water collect thrrc
durihg the long rain, at certain
seasons. For three days previous tu
the dirnSter u rain storm prevailed
hhuul So'cluck IN the evening the boz
logan To quukc aud finally with
noise like thunder. 1t broke
lo"sG rushing down upun the
Town aud carrying everything
ln course. blocking up the -trcrts
anu rlllhR up peat in some plare- IT, "a
hcight ui ,'N or eight -ohd rct
stone walls were rent ia N,,un
pnr'he- aud itou lamp posts wrrr
torn away, huu-r- were turned nyrf.
hid Hli swept aWHN before o.. march
me terrified population believed
Their town Was being destroyed b, ma
earthquake, and with piercing vcll.
ahd cries for help, added To the mdc-
7crihHhlc horrors oi the nieM Thr
avalanche lasted uul, about IN hour.
hui us path is one OF great d,,nstn.
non, aud lna-- ut scattered peat
amounting 10 no less than 5u 400 tuus
lnN over the town { hov uf wear.
ahd an old mau were the last. the
body ni the latter hNs not Vet been
'Nhumcd, Al the date of the dis,
phlch. fourteen days after the slide.
people living near the inundated
par 10 were tearing another disaster
Nud rr consequently ia the alert
/ lac consul shared their npprrh H.
''"h7 To some extent, ns the winter
season, when heavy SNOW. and min.
prevail, Is Al hand. Citizens st the
port bad collected ilUuuu fur the rc-
liri ui the sufferers.
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names should be Withheld. the fol.
low inc facts were learned. Last Fri.
lay u deficiency was discovered by
an examiner appointed bJ the direc-
tors. aud On saturday, when Gray
came tu the office he was confronted
with the charge lie. after a moment
or two. confessed aud acknowledged
that hr uau cmbtXIltd funds Ot the
eorporation to the extent of $4,000
tu Sbluuu. hut as to the use to which
hc lad put the money. hi, only reply
wa. "Bui.ding operations Thl,
accounting Is believed to he true hY
% director, who says his operations
of ihi- character IN RuNhdry have
hc"u notouous. lie also believed
thHt brny hs- told the truth
regarding the amount rmbc11led
aud thr directors do uut expect IL
lind that DO exceeds 100000
bn SUNDAY. GRAY. accompanied 10y
hi- hruthcr.iu.law aud % rarty ot gen.
ucmru went nu hoArd h's Yacht. the
Huron. aud cruisrd about the lower
mrhor and hNy during the day, and
below Monday morning the yacht
cam" ur tu the cit, aud landed Gray
rni his companions on the rrutrAl
wharf Gn, ordered the captain tn
ret ready To sail again at 3 10. IN, 81
which tlW". trnN stated. hr would bs
ON board. lhc captain has not seen
trH' -iurr. aud the Huron still lies AZ
her anchorage 10 i- known hr has
'rit lhc city, aud it's thought he IL
making hI. VA, for Chuada with =
hor-c upi bugg, ltisuut believed
lr h, carried any ot the stolen mnn.
N with him a. he b. believed tu have
~ rot most oi b.
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~ H-sch.s Ne" NorE nun '1ii' oar
thr IN.Oiii'rrs.


NEW NoHk, Aug a. The war tr-
yer il rapidly spreading IN lhi- civ
as well ~ ia thc country The Texas
emigration committee receives dis
patches from various plHacs HnnUuuc.
lug that regiments arc To- ht urRhuI}
ed aud kept in rrudiu"-s tu mIYe II
war is actually declared Enthusiasts
here nov have their headquarters nj
No. H.. Centre street, ,n the rear "i
Syrkles' bar ruum On the ~ tll- over
the desk NJ which military dlspWrhr-
are written hang the iNr- aud stripes,
d battlc.tOru Nag that ha, suru service
ia the licld and has Haunted ON the
hrcCHcs Of icy Greenland
There was notable gathering ol
ex-mililHry men Yesterday. aud smoke
from their cigars and pipes filled the
room from tOOr 10 ceiling tolOucl-
we're as plentiful as bees Oh u honey
comb, aud majors aud captains suli-
cient 10 command half tho army in
the state crowded 10 the dr-k aud
volunteered their service. Euihusi-
a,ln sud patriotism ran ~ high NJ the
foam on the beer glasses which the
corpulcut bartender WAS busy passing
around.
Col. Levi Pike, a picHcd man from
rcxas. is in charge of the military
prrparaitOus, and, with his corps Of
colonies, major. aud captains, dls'
sus-ud the h,-t mode OF procedure.
After wasting n pad or two OF Ncs.
teru Union telegraph blank- he de-
.ided upon tne following musaaso 10
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,niHiiniN NI,nICAoo.
III. national I"hgu" of America =
ssmblIug st that rIR1V


tuICAGu, Aug A.. President lgHu.
Ui the Irish National lrnguc. viii he
presented Friday night with u mn-.
-iyo silver service, a testimonial from
the Irish i.uHguc The hrrnugCmrul
ARE nil complete Tor the Irish Nations
nj League convention tomorrow Hud
Thursdgl and the "liWtcy D' mass
meeting fridHy uighi, nj which CON
grcr1man llucrty VIII prrrldr
Arcbhishpp fcchhn VIII probably
open the convention with prayer. A
reception committee have gone tu lN
Porte 10 meet the Irish delegate,
VITO arrive AZ %, m.
The committee ul VrNuRcmrut- tur
the convention of lLc lr-h NWlouu.
Lcngur ui America which is to hD
held WcdnrsIp, mud lhursdny uusl nI
Central Music llul, aud the uur.
meet on fri1u} cycuIuPnt Battery -
held ~ meeting m-trNonius \ll-uh
committees reported they hud made
complete arrangements for rhr cou.
vcutiuu.
John fuorly Ilonry sheridan
Michael NcluhcnN Wm Curuu and
Capt. Ryan were appointed com
mittrc to escort thr officers ui No,
NHtlunal League together win Nh,
Irish delegates. from the uiul
lHcili, depot to Contra HAL wed
nr.iny morning
A committee WAS appointed tn wait
| upon Aroh-ni-hop fcrhuu aud luyit,
| him tu open the convention with d
| prayer nud make au nddro..
A al a { t.t
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IT WAS MURD cR.
AZ Last We Have the True
Story Of Rasures Brutal
Death.
W iih Hands Tted, ana HuIIrt-
Pierced. Ihp INhuued
itOdy was Found.
ihr Quininn Inquest show
very BADLY tor udpII
sud mn Sims.
OdcIi Refused Hail. sims held
III 81 900 The Drnison
Tragedy aud sermon.

sproia 60 rhr Examiner
AUSTIN, Tex. Aug a. Gcu. H.. T.
Bee. commissioner uf insurance. t..
day received n letter from James /,
liuLcr, vino has been Ia MrNicu aud
ut ltglr PHs. iuvc-tig ,tiug the Ra-
utc- natter. Ihc letter SAYS tn,
real rau-c oi hi. death was the Arrest
ing, under Instructions, of sumr Dl
MuudInsuu's relatives. Rasucrcs " Il
then arrested ON hl-c papers b,
order of MoudragOn ami wa, shot oa
the very spot where he had previous
" arrested Mundrngun'- brother,
TIE was even asked did he TrCugniy
% A. the 'aur place. Nv. Baker sn, -.
l'n'urc- was citizen ut Texas and
was uluuhtcdly entitled to
the projection of the lmtcd
-iH'cs. lie intend, tu
make 4 claim of flOu.opO iudcmuit,
Tor l'h-urrcs' mother amt sister. who
are now living IN IcNa-. Having
written lo Gov Ireland to secure hi.
ehdut-cmcnt. the Governor replied hr
would u1surrdly endorse the cluim.
provided they were citizen. of 'rrNn,
The pHprrs have been forwarded tu
secretary Bayard.
The body ui liasrrrs had hrcu rN
humcd, aud when it WAS. II was found
his hands were tied behind him. show
ing that lc had been executed. aud not
Killed while he was trying to escape
ny liA- been claimed.
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Incnn.clnn. ,n,nr Mnnn..

LurIstNNA, Mo. August 10 Atnu
early hour this morning u man pass.
my through piece of woods ON the
BUTTS farm, about thrOc miles from
the city, had hi- attention attracted to
the figure OF ~ lrmAlr living CLOSE tu
the stump Of ~ tree approaching
the spot tpHll appearances the Woman
was dead, aud believing such 10 be-
the tact he ha-trurd To tho ciN and
notified Acting Curuucr W A Guun,
who with hi, informant haslcurl iu II
buggy to whore the remain, were
4 tier careful examination ID dryrl-
opcd That the party wHs not dcad, but
WA In an unconscious state, caused,
rs supposed, 10y ~ narcotic she W'
conveyed to the city amt lcndcIIy
cared for. but ~ e. tina wurtug,
though cunvalcsccui ha- not mrir
her identity known Her wcnuug
apparel l- ol lho best. and hrr aye bc-
tween ls aud 'u wears
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III" '"r"""r's verdict OdcI Denied
untl, hud Sims ItrId iu So 600

special Goo thr Examiner
GNLNEsruN, Aug. 1.-THE prelim.
mary investigation and cornucr's in.
quest into the recent killing of
charles puiulan wns concluded to.
day. Henry Bailey, n carpenter, being
the only witness tcsuiNing, ana
-trr""l, ""s-..i.. ....l...- g.. ~.
tablishing the tact tnat Qulnlnn was
unurmcd when he wn~ murderou-ly
attacked and killed by Odell aud
sims. The jury returned the follow
ing verdict ave. the undersigned, a
jury pannolrd to inquire into the
cau-cs aud manner OF the death ut T..
{. Quinlau, find that the said Y. &.
Quulan came to hi- death from the
effects of gun-hOt wounds iuiiictcd by
Il pistol IN the hands ui Jamc-
Odcll aided aud Obcttcd by one W IT,
sims, on Friday August 49, 1856 be-
tween the hours of tour aud five
o'clock p. III. in The city and county
ct Galveston, state of IoNR,
Justice fOutainc committed Odoll
without privilege of bail, aud placed
bail tor ". II Sims ut $4,000 lor hi-
appearance before tho next criminal
district court Sims has not yet
succeeded IN giving bail yet, 1t IL the
opinion of his attorney that bail will
bc furnished, aud his clients released
Confinement and rcmor-c Mc rapidly
telling on O'doll aud itn feared that
he viii not survive "a long torn oi
imprisonment.
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NtW plth, Aug 10 The 7lrIhlug
cigar makers returned 10 work this
morning The Nrippefs, Of whom
there arc nearly 300, also returned 10
their shop to-day the buuchcrr Will
"a unck 10 work Tomorrow, and the
rollers on "Wednesday, Inc Gght be-.
tween the cigar makers union and the
knights Of LAhprhad been on torso
rral week., aud the knights had been
defeated
The war oi rates between the con.
tincntal -hIp lines .-till wnging With
out any prospect oi early adjustment
This morning the Red star liho ou-
uonnccd y cut 10 SIS ON outward bus.
iues-. soon after, this was followed
By the Rotterdam l'oc, and it- rate,
are outward to Rotterdam SlA to
London 3lg and 10 scandinavian
pSrls fl5i prepaid from Rotterdam
Sli, from London tl2, aud from scan
diuAyiAn psrts So,
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second summer Rnc- Meeting AZ
saratoga. Good IIu- Wade.

SARATOGA, Aug a. This ,thc al
regular day OF the second summer
race meeting here. The attendance
WAS large and the weather cloudy and
threatening, track heavy with docp
mud. First race $4,000 for two.
year old maidcus, allowed no
pounds, three quarters Of mic
Lizzie krrp- aud Bessie Jane raced
away from the others. Lizzie krcp-
winning under pun las two lengths.
Bessie Jane second, twenty lengths
before Blr'ENLi' fuT nAndtap weep.
stakes, one mile and "a mrloug
BESSIE took the lead Immediately NJ
ter the start aud held It till the finish.
winning 10y II length; Lady Maynard
second, n hnlf length in front OF Mid.
dlr-eN. Time = minutes
THIRD lacc-l l'oNhull stakos, tor
three year-old-. one mile aud tive
iuriuugs. solid Silver won. with
Inspector Is second and Elhwopd
third. Time %. ~
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t,.L .,r',, r.' I"II,nnt p,H"Irred The
rotary Vtl bee easier ~ hen hr
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my would suit RUSSIA batter than IL.
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plrrnl lhuedn, uu the ro.assrmh
Nh" "l parliament llc said IN view
pl the Nrr' grave aud pressing con.
dill1u ui puh.'c tilWr.. II r. nucry.nr,
,hrtr should Toe % iWl Attendance of
lIi-h '"hiiusru- lho Freeman
Jouiuui SAY. IarupW- summon.
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Wv ''U' 'hl'u'r ol the min.
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renewal ui hghiiup tu.J,, L.,v,n,.,,
tnthuli,- aud Drnuscrunn S,nno'
were used. Ihcmtl,tpr,.oi,a-..a u,
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''N' -, august I' y great -rr
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'I-'''''' pI IA d'lril oi about tl,
n''''" 'u ,l' "hda ~ rhhrB" OF the
Iunii' l'.ht board. The governor.
S'"'I", '' '",lf hl7 utmost 4" dis-
cover 'h' f"'I'h persons.
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IitIbraurt and pu--CS,rd ut cnusii.
'rAUlc 'iiN property, tell a victim tu
lrt charms, and uudcr the advice oft
irl mother SHE married him lu %
.tW months hcr husband accused hci
900 '''.' .'''. N''u "N"I kIhNNNH Nl
'"idmg Co ihcruuoral puhuuopiuiuu
ana lhcN separated SHE then .ucd
."r divorce md her husband also
.urh hrt Ton divorce lhr same law
yer hy'rd n- attorney tor both ut ur.l,
'"'' I"~r'utlua ATTORNEY lltughh.
" "u' lul'r"rrd with This violation
ol 'hn 'NW and became COUNSEL tor
THE divorce WAS granted
october 2, 1885, the woman getting
most oI the rca. estate.
NIirr hrr divorce she went 10
;NAn7N me- int and attended s,huul
" hllr'hr Wnr ihrr" Attorney llW4h
won't received an inquiry FROM ma
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'h-' HlHihR lhhI she Ind sued % young
nan ihrrc Tor seduction. Mr. llmgll /
wont lii reply forwarded atrnn-rupt .
y htr llNnirr proceedings, showing .
ne grounds, rms proved -tuuurr.
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