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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-11
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-11

CoNsTANrINoPLE, January 10th.-Sir Ed
ward Thornton has arrived here, and will
Immediately assume his duties as British
ambassador. Sir William White, who has
been acting as Embassador pending the
arrival OF Sir Edward Thornton. will re-
turn TO Bucharest, to resume his duties as
British Minister az that capitol
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-11

EOR SALE-STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD
4 will of "A Retail Grocery Store favorably
situated. Inquire of HALL, LUHRS & CO.
9l2, 9i4 and 9l6 Second street Sacramento 63O-t1
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Passage of the sundry Civil Bin.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-On motion Of Mr. Can.
non, of Illinois, resolution adopted instructng
the committee appropriations to inquire into the
recommendation of the Secretary of the Interior for
the consolidation of certain of the offices of survey
orsgenera and making it in order to propose reduc-
ton of expenditures by the abolition consolidation
of any of these offices appropriation bill.
Mr.. Belmont, of New York. introduced bill, which
referred to the committee foreign affairs, to
provide for commission to inquire into losses of
American fishermen.
The House then resumed consideration of the sun
dry civil appropriation bill, which was passed.
Mr.. Dingey, of Maine, presented memorials of the
New England Shipping Association requesting that
in the revision of the treaty with Spain all American
vessels be placed on the same footing in Spanish
American ports as vessels carrying the Spanish flag
and that discrimination be made against sailing
ves sels. Referred.
Private business being then in order, the bill for
the adjustment of the accounts of the McMinyille g.
Manchester Railroad Company came up as unfinished
business.
Mr.. Geddes. of Ohio, moved to recommit the bill
to the committee on claims. Lost-yeas 101
nays l31. The bill was psssed-yeas III. nays 49,
and motion to table motion to reconsider was
agreed to by exactly the same vote.
a Senate bill passed. increasing the pension of
Gen. Benjamin +. Kelly, of West Virginia, to 800
month.
The House then took recess until 7:30 the even
ing session to be for consideration of pension bills
The House, at its evening session. passed eighteen
pension bills, and at 1905 adjourned till tomorrow.
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Big Suit Aeainst James NcHenrv.

New YORK. Dec. 17-Judge Barrett to-day granted
an attachment against the property in this State Of
James McHenry, of England, the welSnown railroad
man, in an action brought by James L. Montgomery
to recover $340,435 assignee of claims formerly
held by the old firm of Barlow Laroque e. Mcfarland,
lawyers. The firm claims that they rendered service as
attorneys and counsel for McHenry between Nav l.
1871, and August 1872, and paid out about SOL.
600 his account and for such services
recover $1O6, 643 In 1884 an account was stated
between them, and McHenry admitted that he owed
the debt and promised to pay. but neglected to do
Mr.. s. L. NJ. Barlow has a claim individually, which IL
based upon his employment between 1871 and 1874,
as attorney and agent for McHenry, and in which
pacity he performed services in the purchase and sale
road stock and in services connected with the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company. His claim is Sly, 301.
Both cai ms have ceen assigned to Montgomery, and
he seeks to recover, with interest Montgomery has
brought another suit and procured further attach
ment from the same judge in proceeding to
vi 900 as assignee of claim held by Charles Day.
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THE CITY IN BRIEF.

The Knights of Father Mathew will give another
social on Sunday night at Masonic Hail.
Sam Marks, the bondsman of Abraham Zagaloski
under indictment for receiving stolen goods surren-
dered him to the sheriff yesterday.
The fire alarm at 10 o'clock last night was occa-
stoned by the burning out of ue of the residence
the corner of Pennsylvania street and Home avenue
William Barton, alias Winsinger was arrested yes
terday by Constable Rheinhold on the charge of OBJ
tanning $40 from Jesse Thompson by representing
himself as an agent for w. 4. Wallace a dealer In
novelties at New Augusta.
Early yesterday morning thieves broke into Harvey
Stouts coal-ofce, South Noble street. and helped
themselves to some cigars They evidently after
money but it had all been deposited in the SAFE and
they secured none. There were arrests.
Martin Anderberg the tailor arrested for causing
night before last is to be tried before the Mayor
this morning. When the case called, yesterday,
the prosecuting attorney said the prosecuting Witness
he believed, had been induced not to appear. The
charges against Anderberg arefor carrying concealed
and drawing deadly weapon.
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Proceedings of the School Board.

The School Board, last night, had barely enough
members present for quorum, FIVE Of the board be-
ing absent Superintendent Jones said that the man
ayers of the Newsboys Home wanted a collec ton
taken in the schools for the benefit of their organiza
ton Some opposition manifested to these school
collections for charitable purposes because they Of
fered temptations to children TO secure money for
that purpose. and then spend it otherwise. The Su-
perintendent, though, authorized to do as he
thought best AT the request of the finance commit
tee the president and secretary of the board wers
thorized to consumate loan of $50 900 at 4lo per
cent. from County Treasurer Miller payable Feb /.
1887 Miss Alice Bailey appointed as teacher in
ALB school No. 16. Upon motion the board In
structed the Superintendent to close the schools on
next Friday at noon until after the holidays.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana for the twentyfour hours
ending at 5 P. M, Dec. IL 1886. furnished by
Elliott & Butler, abstracters of titles Room % Etna
Building:
Erastus L. Floyd and wife to James G. Park.
or, lot in Jesse Jones' subdivision of the
middle part of outlot 90 in Indianapolis 81 $50 90
The heirs of James III. McKernan ct al. to
Elizabeth Schosser, lot 16 of S. Yandes's
subdivision of part of outlot 129 in In
Henry R. Springsteen to Mary A. Spring
steen, lot 10 of NJ. z. Burgers subdivision
of lot in A. e. Fletcher's first addition:
also part of lot in j. M. Ridenour's
state-avenue addition all in Indianapolis $4,000
Emanuel Hart and wife to John Demar part
of lot 42 in q. st. j. Vests addition to
indianapolis. 10000
Maria Hart and husband to Elizabeth Hart
part of lot AZ in O. ST j. Vests addition
to indianapolis. 10000
Franklin Taylor and wife to Louisa II.
Downing, lots 68 and SO in j. X. Shapes
Woodside addition to Indianapolis. --..... $1,000
Zmri c. Lewis and wife to Sarah Higdon,
lot in Henry w. Benefits subdivision
of lots 81, 63 and ga in Woodruffs SUBJ
division of B. +. Morris's addition to In
dianapols- ---. 1000
George Klepfer and wife to Omr ID. KEEP
fer lots IL IL and IL IN John w. Combs
first addition to the town of Oakland ZOO. 90
Conveyances, 8; consideration. .....$s. s45 90
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Not Complete Without It.

It affords me great pleasure to certify to the
value of Gooch's Mexican Syrup. having tried il
during the past winter and spring. My four
children, ranging in age from two to nine, took
severe coughs, and after doctering for two
months without any benefit, and the youngest
growing exceedingly worse, was advised to try
Mexican Syrup and am happy to state that after
using three bottles all were cured, and cheer.
fully recommend 1t to any one suffering with
cold, or weak lungs We would not feel our
household wants were completed without bot
tie of Gooch's Mexican Syrup. Respectfully,
j. LEWIS SAGENDoRPH, manager Sagendorph
Iron Roofing and Paint Company.
GooCH's Mexican Syrup cures night sweats
and all lung troubles.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. King of Boston. are in the
city.
Miss Annie Wright has gone to Minneapolis to
spend few weeks.
Mr.. A. L. Hunt. wife and daughter will leave for
Florida next week, to remain three four months.
Miss Matte Wright is expected home tonight from
New York, where she has been visiting for six weeks
Professor La Toilette, the newly-elected State
Superintendent of Public Instruction has appointed
Prof d. M. Geetng, OF New Albany, his chief deputy.
Mr.. NJ. f. Robinson, State agent for the Travellers
Insurance Company, with his wife and daughter will
leave for Florida the 1st of January for permanent
residence settling near Deland.
SOCIETY.
Mrs. D. p. Winnings entertained about thirty of
her lady friends very pleasantly Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. W. H. Cooke will give reception this after
noon to celebrate the tenth anniversary of her mar
riage.
The vestrymen of st. Pau's Church will meet So
cially tonight with Mrs. w. J. Holiday, North
Meridian street.
The ladies of the Woman's Exchange will serve
luncheon Tuesday and Wednesday in the room next
the Exchange, in Ross Block, on the Circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Sewall will give a converse
zlone this evening, to be opened with paper by Mr.
William Dudley Foulke on the subject ''Slav
Saxon"
The College Corner Club will be entertained this
evening by Mrs. II. s. Dorsey on Central avenue.
This club is one of the oldest literary organizations in
the city.
The regular meeting of the Woman's Club was held
yesterday, and quite number of visitors pres
emit An excellent paper was read by Miss Carrie How
lard the subject of ''Tourgenieffs Novels" and
and Mrs. Stanton j. Peee led the conversation which
followed the paper, on the subject of "Nihlisnn,"
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Election officers Indicted.

ST. Louis, Dec. 1.-THE United States grand Jury
this morning returned partial report in the election
fraud to the United States Circuit Court and
excused from further service until the 25th of
January next at which time the court ordered them
entytwo indictments against as many supervisors of
elections, judges of elections illegal voters deputy
arshals clerks, etc. Seven of the indicated persons
nigan, Henry Stimau, Peter Morrisy member of the
municipal house of delegates charged with illegal vot
ing; Philip A. Nolte, Patrick J. Taafe, VIM. Goerch,
John L. Keffeuch, judges of election charged with
receiving illegal ballots. The prisoners were all taken
to the Office of the United States marshal
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-18
A Dispute Over Doctors, Bilis.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE City Council finance com.
mittee to-day agreed upon basis of settlement with
the physicians who attended the policemen wounded
at the Haymarket riot DR.. Murphy was allowed
So. $50, Dr. Lee 50, 600 and DR.. Harris $3.50. DR..
Murphys BILL finally presented to the Council was
for So, 1888; Dr.. Lees, So, GA. and Dr. Harris's,
1908. Their original bills considerably higher.
After the committee agreed upon the amounts to-day
the three doctors called in and formal offers
made to them to settle their claims They de-
clined to accept the amounts offered saying such
action would lay them liable to the charge of present.
ing extortionate bills. They finally agreed however.
to take the offer under advise cement.
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An Atrocious Crime.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 17--Thursday morning be-
fore daylight, the house of John Swlng burned.
Inside Mr. Swilling his wife and three children
all of whom were burned to death. Frank Sanders
confessed that he had crushed in the skulls of the
sleepers, saturated the bedclothes with coaoil ap
piled the match and left Citizens seized the MUIR
derer, and carried him off to lynch him
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-18
Quarrel Between knights and Unions.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE local assemblies of the
Knights of Labor in this city and Brooklyn compris
ing district assembly No. 40, have been working in
conjunction with the central labor unions of the two
cities and have sent delegates the central union
meetings. It is said that dsagreements have arisen
as the result and the leaders in district assembly
No. 40 have been working to break up the connec
ton. proposition to withdraw the Knights dele
gates from the central union on JAM was sent out
and it is said that eightyfve local assemblies voted
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-18
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

WASHINGTON, Dec 18 A. NJ
Special indications for twenty-four hours from A.
NJ: For Indiana-Ran snow, slightly colder.
For Ohio and Indana-Rain or snow, variable
winds, slightly colder.
For nlinois-s Snow; colder, northwesterlY Winds
For Wisconsin-Snow, followed by fair weather;
northwesterly winds, slightly colder.
For Michigan-Snow; variable wind; stationary tenn.
peratIlre.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-18
Five Millions from a Long-Lost Brother.

ERIE Dec. 17,-Mrs Hugh Jones, of this city this
evening received official notification from Calcutta of
the death of brother named Henry hughes leaving
estate valued at Ell 0OO, 900. According to the
provisions of the WILL the money will be distributed
sister in Wales. In early life the family separated
while in Wales. The brother went to Calcutta and
two sisters to this city. Since that time the
brother has acquired his wealth in shipping interests
few months before his death he sought the addresses
of his sisters and bequeathed to them his fortune.
which raises them from a comparatively low station
into afflnance.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-18
YEAS.

The Senate took up the special order being the bill
to prohibit members of Congress from acting as at
torneys for subsidized railroad companies but as Mr.
Evarts had that should not be acted upon
in his absence. it laid aside, after statement
of bad faith made by Mr. Beck and stating that in
committee. he had favored the reporting back of Mr.
Beck's bill adversely.
On motion of Mr.. Mcmillan, the bill for the APP
peintment of inspector of hulls and boilers in
Duluth was taken up and passed.
After executive session, the Senate adjourned
until Monday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-18
Convention of Saw Manufaoturers.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 1.-THE saw manufacturers
closed their session to-day. Letters were read from
all the leading manufacturers in the country who
were unable to attend the meeting agreeing to stand
papers on technical subjects read and the fol-
lowing officers elected President. E. Andrews, OF
Wiiamsport, Pa; secretary, W. L. Gallup, of In
dianannlis !.
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Circuit Court.

Hon. A. @. Ayres, Judge.
Hannah Ratliff ct al VS.. The I. & V. Railroad Com
pany; suit to land Verdict for plaintiff for
recovery of land and $50 damages.
Bridget Byrne VS.. The Estate of Michael Carr
claim. Motion for new trial overruled.
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had evidently died the night before while sitting in
front Of stove. The body was taken to Flanner s.
Hommowns establishment where it awaits directions
for burial or claimant.
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East-Bound Rates To Be Advanced.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE following has justbeen
made public: by vote of the joint committee it
has been agreed to advance easbound rates to basis
of 35 cents ninth class and 80 cents on tenth
Monday Dec. 81. Circulars will be issued to-day.
ALBERT FINK"
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An old Woman Dies Alone,

Mrs Mahala Thompson, an old negro woman, liv.
ing slane at No. 339 North California street was
found dead in her house yesterday afternoon, She
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in faver of withdrawing, forty-fve opposed 1t and
two non-committal It is said the opponents OF
the move will refuse to withdraw their delegates aud
will appeal to the general executive board
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Use Browns Bronchial Troches. "Have never
changed my mind respecting them, except l
think better of that which began thinking well
of."-Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Sold only in
boxes
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Superior Court.

Room Hon. Napoleon b. Taylor Judge.
@. G. Foster Lumber Company vs.. Peter REUTER-;
account. Judgment for $311.23.
David n. Foster VS.. John Comingoer; appeal. Yer
dict for $41.45.
Room 2-Hon. D. w. Howe Judge.
William K. Tompson VS.. William II. Motif damages
jury find for plaintiff for $3.50.
Joseph J. Barry VS. Thomas BROKER. Dismissed
at plaintiffs cost
Walter Newmany City of indianapolis ct al
Cause dismissed.
Amelia B. Mansur, administrator. VS.. Charles
Orme, sr. Dismissed and costs paid.
William Rosebrock John G. Shoemaker ct a..
Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Bessie j. Graham ct al. VS.. William S. hubbard
Judgment against plaintiff for costs pursuant to agree
ment.
Margaret E. Burroughs VS.. Mutual Life and En-
dowment Association of Indiana ct al Suit on
policy and verdict for defendant instruction from
court.
Room 3-Hon. Lewis c. Walker. Judge.
Albert Lee vs. Bluff Gravelroad Company; dam
ages. Jury found for the defendant.
Benjamin F. Williams The Wheeler & Wilson
Manufacturing Company; account. Dismissed at
plaintiffs COSTS
r. r. Rouse VS.. The r. R. Rouse Manufacturing
Company; claim of Mason j. Osgood for $4 6S3
allowed.
NEW SUITS.
Bridget Burns vs. James w. Harper; complaint to
correct record.
George R. Wysong VS.. William Clark ct al; COM
plant on account. Demand, 800.
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Hotel Arrivals.

hOC0I Arrivals
Denison House: T. B. Fielder and wife, Dublin, Ca;
j. L. Thurber J. Goodrich, George w. Koehn and
wife Chicago; Mrs. Schottenfell, New York, u. q.
Wiley, Fowler; Nicholas Ensley, Auburn; W. A. Hines
ley. Kansas City; e. E. Brant, Huntington; G.. 3.
Meigs Panesville O.; Marvin Campbell, South Bend;
G. A. Palmer, Washington Q. H., o., ]. E. Benson
South Bend W. G. Pennock, Henry U. johnson,
Richmond.
;, Occidental Hotel T. P. Garreel. Marion; J. E.
Bringhurt; ]. Nj. Barrett, Charlottesville; A. g.
Campbell Frankfort; Sam Williams, Vincennes; j.
E. Turkenkops, Connersville; H. O. Darnell, Green
castle; j. Crompton and wife. Columbus; John f.
Moses, Rushville; Charles g. Ofutt, Greenfield A. r.
Johnson. Munce; J. E. Redmond, Logansport; H. H.
Daugherty Shelbyville O.. A. Sprangen, S. b.
Buckles Marion; w. S. Cassell Bloomington.
Bates House: W. Y. Turpin. Union City; O. A.
Dolman, Kokomo; j. J. Netterville and wife Ander
son; Miss H. Brien, Gallatn Tenn; j. G. Backlidge
Koeomo; G. H. Brown and WIFE Greencastle; Mrs.
Julia @. Williams and Charles w. Williams Terre
Haute; John L. Bonham and wife, Columbus Ind; @.
H. Brownell, Peru; Charles Morrison and wife, Shell
byville; Richard O. McGll, Columbus, Ind; P. G.
Donovan, Jacksonville; George Shirts, Meade Vestal,
j. A. kilbourne and W. Il. Longley Noblesville.
Grand Hotel: w. E. Bryant and wife, Stockwell;
". Smith, G. r. Pollard, Judson Apologize Delphi;
G. w. Cunningham, Charlottesville, John E. Barnett
New Albany; Thomas Nelson, BIoomingdale; Edward
Thomas, w. j. Wood Terre Haute; Philip Baker,
Greencaste; O. E. Br;ant Huntington D. G. Mitchell
field Goshen Martin Williams Evansville; R. c. Bell,
Fort Wayne; jeff Mcdonald, Charlottesville; j. A.
Heinsohn and wife, Muncie A. S. Armstrong, Rich
mond.
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PAINS in the chest promptly removed by the
use OF ST. Jacobs Oil, the pain-conqueror.
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THE RECORD OF THE COURTS.
supreme Court.
supreme Court.
Hon. Byron X. Elliott, Chief-justice.
The following opinions were rendered on Dec. II:

supreme Court
Hon. Byron X. Elliott, Chief-justice.
The following opinions were rendered on Dec. II:
INSURANCE PoLIcY-PRooF OF Loss.
1921. North British and Mercantile Insurance
C-~rany VS.. Albert g. Crutchfeld ct al. Posey G. O.
Affirmed. Howk. J.-Where a condition of policy
of insurance required that the assured shall render
the particular account of his loss proof of oss to the
company the rendering of such particular account by
the assured to the duly authorized agent of the for
egn insurance company which issued the policy will
constitute sufficient compliance by the assured with
the terms of such condition. t2) stipulation in the
policy that any person other than the assured, who
have procured this insurance to have been taken
shall be deemed the agent of the assured not of the
company. is null and void (3) Appellant demurred
to appellee's evidence. The jury discharged,
leaving the damages to be assessed by another jury
the demurrer should be overrued. The record shows
that sitter the demurrer overruled the
of damages submitted to the court. The record
is silent whether evidence was heard on the question
OF damages. 1t must be presumed that all proper and
necessary evidence heard in assessing damages.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1884. Matilda j. McCamman VS.. James Cum
bingham. Montgomery @. G. Affirmed. Mitchell.
J-Proceeding to declare appellee of unsound mind
An instruction that the person is of upsound mind
used in the statute did not necessarily imply insanity
that is stronger term and implies greater degree
of mental infrmity than is implied in the phrase of
unsound mind-was rightly refused. The words of
unsound mind necessarily include every species of in.
sanity or mental unsoundness.
wILL-coNsTRUoTIoN.
12509. Gabriel G. Hockstetter ct al VS.. David
Hockstetter ct al. Howard G. G. Affirmed. Elliott,
G. J-Where exhibit is properly designated it may
be referred to in different paragraphs without spe-
officially making it part of each of them. (2) When
the later provisions of will not clear and de-
cisve those which give to the devsee estate in
fee they cannot take away cut down the estate de-
vised in the earlier provisions of the will 49, A
testator divided his estate among bis children. by
which, under the will they to take fee. A
later provision was: 'It is my will that nothing
herein shall be otherwise understood than that the
property falling to my David is bequeathed to his
lawful heirs but that he shall have the benefit of all
the interest proceeds thereof as long as he shall
live, and after his natural death the principal shall
fall to his lawful heirs" Held devise to David;
fee.
1903 City of Indianapolis Henry Emmel-
man. Marion S. c. Rehearing denied
1901. James B. McFadden ct al vs. James r.
Ross ct al. Shelby G. G. Rehearpg denied
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Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. IL.