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Bismarck and Che vatican.

BERLIN, April 3-Prince Bismarck has had
several conferences during the past few days
with Baron Schloezer, Prussian representative at
the Vatican. and Minister Won Gossler. at which
the subjects at issue between Prussia and the
Vatican were discussed at length So far, how
ever, promise has been given of the establish
ment of modus viverdi with the curia. 1t Is
reported that Prince Bismarck has decided to
withdraw the concessions that have been made
already unless the curia accept the provision
that the government shall have veto power
over all appointments made by the Vatican.
DIR. Kopp has sent ultimatum to Prince
Bismarck to the effect that the church cannot
consider the May laws as really amended if the
government insists upon the veto proviso.
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Mrs. Emma nroiloy Gives Bail.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.


SPRINGFIELD, No., March 3-Mrs. Molloy,
who. with Cora Lee, has been in custody since
the preliminary trial. to-day filed her bond for
S., 900, with James Baker, Charles HARDWOOD, r.
A. Clark. G. NJ. Eversol, FL. f. Fellows, George
S. Rathbun and II. e. Howell as sureties This
is the strongest bond ever made in a criminal
case in Greene county, and other men of wealth
have signiied their willingness to sign it. Mrs
Molloy at first decided not to make bond, but
changed her mind on account of the delay in the
habeas corpus trial, occasioned by the absence of
Judge Gerger at Forsythe. Cora Lee will prob
ably be taken to the Boliver Jail.
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Freight Traffic stin Decreasing.

The labor trouble begins to tell severely on
freight traffic, more especially with the east and
west lines The train records show that IN the
week ending April there were received and
forwarded total of IL, $50 cars Of which num-
Der Ii $50 were loaded cars against IL 964 in the
week preceding of which number L. 352 were
loaded cars, and against 1856 cars, of which
number 18,41l were loaded cars, in the CORE
spending week Of 1885. From this it will be
seen that 1.522 fewer loaded cars were handled
at this point in the week ending April than in
the week preceding, and 6,581 smaller
number than in the corresponding week
of 1885. A glance at the la
BILE shows that the east and west
lines are the greatest sufferers, the north and
south roads doing nearly their usual volume of
of bushes at this season of the year. The fact
IS that in no period In the history Of Indianapolis
roads, taken as q whole, has the tonnage been
lighter, certainly eastbound, as there is little
grain going forward The lower rates have in
creased lumber shipments slightly, but live
stock traffic is at its lowest ebb Of course shis
light movement is traceable largely to the
strike in the Southwest. The west bound tom
mage the last week has dropped off sharply. 1t
is quite probable that freights are being held
back by the trunk lines until the roads
are well opened for traffic at st. Louis.
Local traffic is said to compare favorably
with that at the corresponding period last year,
vet until the present time this tonnage has ex
ceeded that of last year, and it is thought would
have continued so to do but for the labor trouble
scare. The train records show somewhat of an
improvement. in business the last three days of
the week, which indicates that there is to be a
decided increase in traffic the present week.
Below is given the number of cars received and
forwarded at this point in the week ending April
3, as compared with the corresponding week in
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Mr.. Irons Enters a Denial.
st. Louis Globe Democrat.

st. Louis Globe Democrat.
A reporter interviewed Martin Irons with ref
erence to his alleged attempt to influence the
stock market by disobeying the order of the
general executive board, issued through General
Master Workman Powderly and prolonging a
strike which had been declared off by his supe-
riors Mr. Irons said:
81 am too badly worn out tonight to make a
specific denial Of this absurd allegation, and will
only attempt to brand it as malicious falsehood.
in general way. 1t is the work of Jay Gould,
and done to injure me and my course. Tomor-
row wiireply to the charges over my own sig
nature deny the charges, and defy any one
to substantiate them"
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Held ON a serious Char.e.

PITTsBURG, April 3D. S. Nicklin, a nephew
of BARLEY Campbell. the dramatst was arrest
ed to-day to await the result of injuries which
his wife claims he inflicted on her last Tuesday
evening while returning home from party.
Mrs Nicklin wanted to go to her
mothers house, on Morgan street,
Allegheny, instead of to her own home, and
in scuffie that ensued she was either knocked
down or fell, her head striking stone step, and
conclusion of the brain ensued. Tonight it is
thought she cannot live till morning HusheH4
claims his wife had been drinking and fell. Both
parties are well connected.
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A Boycott that Didn't work.

BERLIN, April "a recent occurrence at
Brandenburg and tssequel are creating much
attention in military circles A colonel of one
of the regiments forming the garrison of that
town administered severe rebuke to the cap
tains Of his command in the presence of the reg
iment The captains thereupon rendered their
designations. The Emperor was informed of
the fact that they had resigned and he immedi-
ately ordered their arrest and trial for conspir-
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tire of an ordinary cart-wheel. There was no
headlight, no bell and no pilot The steam
pipes were inside the boiler, and the dome was
right over the fre-box In the dome was lock-
up safety valve. which the engineer could not
reach. There was no cab, and no tender came
with the engine. To take it's place. when the
first experiments were made, tender was made
of an ordinary construction car, with a whisky
barrel to hold the water. which was fed to the
engine through hose made by a shoemaker, out
of leather, connected with the tank by waxed
thread
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Too Much ORGANIZATION.

MILWAUKEE. April 3.-H. Segnitz & Co.,
cigar manufacturers, closed their establishment
to-day, discharging their six hundred employees.
Trouble resulting from contentious between the
two organizations to which the workmen belong,
the Knights of Labor and the international
Union. is given by the proprietors as the cause
for the shutdown, and added to this is a general
depression in trade. The firm is reported to be
considering proposition to take the entire bust
mass IN Nav York
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street-Car Troubles Adjusted.

PITTsBURG, April 3,-At a conference of street.
car officials and strikers, this afternoon all diff
ferences were amicably settled, and cars will be
started on all roads but the Oakland by morn
ductors are to receive 81. rs for thirteen hours
work, and the drivers of bob-tailed cars So. The
wage schedule, with one exception. remains the
same as heretofore. The men on the Union line
suffer reduction Of IL cents. The hour ques-
ton will be reopened in a month before an ar
hitrafiou hoard
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Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in the Recorders Office
Of Marion county Indiana for the twenty four hours
ending at 5 o'clock p. M, April 3, 1886, as fur
nished by Elliot Butler, abstracters of titles room
No. 2, Etna Building:
Frank A. Dial and wife to Daniel r.
ton to indianapolis, ..-.--..--. $4,000
Edward L. Reeves to Elizabeth D. Reeves
part Of lot 5, in Danforth & Knox's SUBJ
division of part of outlot 173; Also part
of lot 1877 in Fletcher ct ais subd
vision of outlots "a, 95, 90, or 80
and south half 81, all in Indianapolis. $500. 90
Harry j. Mllgan, trustee to Alonzo e.
Robbins, lots IL, L. 13 Ia and Is
square 8, S. A. Fletcher ir.'s northeast
addition to Indianapolis ..- 1875. 90
Frank New inney and wife to Catharine
Corrdan part of lot L. in Yandes' SUBJ
division of outlos 100, in Indianapolis 1889
Conveyances, 4; consideration ....-. So, 1ss. 80
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From the above statement it will be seen that
the business done over Indianapolis roads last
month larger than in any year of
which the exhibit is shown. One favorable
feature is that larger per cent Of the cars
moved were loaded than usual; more especially
will this remark apply to east and west roads.
The freedom from snow blockades and high
water in March this year in part accounts for the
favorable showing
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The report of the postmaster for March shows
that during the month ASP. 800 letters, II, o52
postalcards. $3.50 local letters. A. S22 local pos
tal-cards, and 2O6. 52s newspapers were delivered
in Indianapolis. while 268, S99 letters and 70, 1865
postalcards were collected by carriers.
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serious Illness of nIr. Powderly.

SCRANTON, Pa, April 3-General Master
Workman Powderly is in a precarioas condition,
and will be unable to attend to any work for q
long time His physicians will not permit him
to know what is going on in labor matters, and
have given strict orders to allow no correspond
ents to see him. He will not go to st. Louis.
j. w. Hayes. of the executive board of the
Knights of Labor, left for St Louis to-day.
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A Discouraging Interview.

Bailey had brief interview with Vice-president
Hoxie this afternoon TO ascertain, if possible
why he had refused to take back men who had
expressed a willingness and desire to return to
work Internationally. This, he had been in.
learn direct from Mr.. Hoxie whether such was
the case. Mr. Turner was seen at his hotel to
night and gave the following account of the in
terview:
1--WE called on Mr. Hoxie this afternoon Mr.
Hoxie was very cool; he did not ask US to be
seated. began by asking him il the statement
was true that he refused to take back any Of the
strikers. He said no. that he would con ,ider
personal applications, but would use his own
pleasure entirely in acting on them. He
went on TO say that he now needed
about so per cent Of the number of
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ordering the men back TO work was Endorsed.
The resolution met with considerable opposition,
but it carried by strong majority. 1t is under
stood that the local board has cnt loose from the
Irons faction, and have for three days refused to
obey orders to stop freight trains.
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UenerAI WaIIac6s LeCtur6 On turkey.
The lecture of General Lew Wallace, ex-min-
lister to Turkey, on "Glimpses of Life in the
Imperial Court and Harem," will be delivered
at Plymouth Church on Wednesday evening.
The subject is one Of peculiar interest, which is
greatly augmented by the intimate relations
which are known to have existed between the
Sultan and General Wallace during the iatter's
residence at Constatinople, as the representative
of the United States government
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He said my love, / am desperately sorry to
disappoint you about the picnic tomorrow. but
my fine trotter has lame FOOT rs that all?
Then you may count on going, for we've got a
bottle of Salvation OIL that will cure him at
once"
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twEEKLY EDITIoN.l

One year -. -a- y A.VV
Less than one year and over three months. Toe per
month. No subscription taken for less than three
months. In clubs OF five over. agents will take
their work Address
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March Business.

Below is given the number of cars received
and forwarded at this point in March, and also
the movement the corresponding month for six
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1886. / 1885.
April 8. April a.
Name Of Road.
Loaded Emp. Loaded Emp.
BELT ROAD TRAFFIC.

There were transferred over the Belt road last
week 1858 cars, against IL, OH the correspond
ing week 1885, decrease this year 4,439 cars.
Belt road engines handled last week COL car
loads of live stock, against COS corresponding
week 1885, decrease this year four cars.
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Cutting Loosa from Irons.

ATcHIsoN, Kan, April AT meeting OF
Hope Assembly, Knights of Labor, held to-
night the action Of the local executive board in
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
THE DAILY JOURNAL.

TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADvANcE-PosTAGE PREPAID
BY THE PUBLISHERS.
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y TT cures rheumatism. St Jacobs Oil--tha
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One year, by mail $500
One year, by mail, including Sunday. ...----- Ia. 90
Six months by mail Observation-Disclosures. 600
Six months, by mail, including Sunday TOO
Three months, by mail Observation-Disclosures. 800
Three months, by mail, including Sunday $50
One month. by mail Observation-Disclosures. LOO
One month, by mail including Sunday 1890. 100
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Proposals for Cavalry and ARTILLERY Horses
OFFICE DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER, I

ST. LOUIS, MO, April /, 1885. )
Sealed proposals, In trplicate subject to usual con
ditions, will be received at this Office and the office of
the Assistant Quartermaster-genera Louisville, KY
at which time and places they will be opened in pres
ence of bidders, for furnishing and delivering at st.
Louis, Mo-, or at Louisville, KY. 45 artillery and
1,O88 cavalry horses. Proposals for less number
will be received The government reserves the right
to reject any all bids.
Preference viii be given to articles Of domestic
production and manufacture conditions of price and
quality being equal, and such preference will be given
to articles of American production and manufacture
produced the Pacific coast to the extent of the
sumption required by the public service there Blank
proposals and information furnished application at
this Office at the Office OF the Assistant Quarteras-
ter-genera Louisville KY.
Envelopes containing proposals should be indorsed
Proposals for Horses and addressed to the under
signed. to the Assistant Quartermaster-g general,
Louisville, KY. G. w. FOSTER.
Quartermastsr, U. S. A., Depot Quartermaster.
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