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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- trustees Of water works. of the city Of
Springfield. ohio. at their office in said city.
until 10 u clock a. m. Of June 18th. lSNf. for
furnishing approximately 300 liurdl feet Of %
inch east iron pipe, weighing approximately
li2 tn lil pounds per lineal foot Also two and
a half tons approximately oG special castings.
Delivery to commence not later than ~ days af
ter execution of contract. and 10 be- com pIeted
not later than - days after rNrcutIon Of con
tract, unless OtherwI>. agreed between con
tractor and trustees. For any Information ad
dress j. u. Cook. &. f.. Toledo. OHIO. or the
trustees. Springfield, ohio.
The right scNprrssly reserved L. reject any
and all bids. +. {. GWNN. President.
J. II. TnuW,S,
.. MCBHEEN,
Trustees Water Work ;.
SpPrNsyTPI u .Iuup 10 ISS, 1llah
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-10

Every day adds tn the great amount of
evidence a. t" the curative powers of Hoods
Sarsaparilla. 1t is unequalled for general
debility. and a. blood purifier, cXpellimg
every trace of Scrofula or other impurity.
Now Is the time Ia take il. Sold by all
irugpi.f-
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-10

Il ran around the corner. wishing to
catch that.car. and Spraimed my ankle for
my pains. Could you tell Int what to do"
What 10 do? Don't you know? Get a
bottle of Salvation oil. II will cost You
only - cents and il bound 10 cure you"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-10

THIS AND THAT.

'Ii~ NO/OpO\r the world tri">,
liz NOLODO\I whlrh puriHr~
The breath and mouth. and dirt driI"N.
lis >DIOnONT Tor which We cry,
Sweet SuIOppNT fur which We sigh,
.Ti~ only SO/OpONT We buy.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-10
NoIice 10 Bridge Builders.

AUplruR's OFFIcE. CIARE COr>TY. ONO,
SrRINGTIELr, VI ,Y p. lSSf.
Sealed proposals will be re eivrd ny the com
miSSinnrrS of Clark county. OLIu. at their office
in the city ni Springfield. on Monday. June p,
lSSi. until l. o'clock noon. for an iron or steel
low truss bridge; ~ feet clear span. * feet rN-
IRENE length. II feet roadway: capacity lt1
pounds To the square foot.
Bidders Will be- required 10 furnish plans and
drawings.
The commissioners reserve the right TO re
jrCt any and all bids.
by order of the commissioners.
I9jmGth OF. SERyIsS. County Auditor.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-10
Pub ic Sale.

The board Of education Of the city of Spring
field. ohio. Will offer Ar public sale on
Saturday. the 18th Day of june, 1856,
At IL o'clock a. m. on the premises, the valu-
able property heretofore occupied for public
school purposes. situated at the northern cor
urr Of High and Penn streets. in said city, and
kuOwn.aS the Eastern school house.
Terms made known on day of sale.
The board reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids.
BY order Of said board.
l.. II LORENZ. Prest.
J.T RIDGELN.
VI kEARNS. Committee.
l4lhs IIEn. II. CnLES
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-10

Pleas uf Clark county Ohln. and in me directed
and delivered. will offer for sale. AT public
. auction. AT the south door ut the Court House
/ ui SAID county. in the city of Springfield. ONO.
Saturday, July 10th. A. ID. 1856,
Al one o'clock p. m. the following described
murrgaErd premises. to-wlt:
Situated IN the county OF Clark, in the State
of Ohi1. and In the city of Springfield. and
bounded and described as follows:
Being a strip OF ground between Main and
High streets. on Williams street
Beginning AT the southeast corner Of Will
liamS and Main streets; thence running south
with the east line Of Williams street one hun
drrd and fifty $50 feet To- the alley: thence run
ming east with said alley fifty ~ feet: thence
running north parallel with Williams street
one hundred and nifty $50. iret 10 Main street
thence running west along the north line of
Main street nifty ~ feet 10 the place Of he
ginning,
Also the following real estate situated In
said county, state and city aforesaid. and b,
ing strip Of ground between Main and High
streets. on Williams street.
beginning AT the northeast corner OF High
and Williams streets: thence. running north
with the east line of Williams street one hun
drrd and SIXTY four tlhll feet to an alley:
thence running east with said alley forty two
~ feet; thence running south parallel with
Williams street one hundred and slNtS four
l6I feet tu High street; thence running west
with the north line Of High street forty two
42' feet to the place al beginning.
That part "t said premises first described
appraised At sl.sJ.
HAT part above described aS the second
part apprai Spd at : .flp.
Said above described premises to he sold by
order of the Court "f Common Pleas Of Clark
county. ohio. in case No. Sl7S. wherein II. +.
MarkuS Is plaintiff and Il. +. BlesSinger et al.
art. defendants.
Terms of Salt-CaSh.
WILLIAM i. BAKER.
Sheriff of Clark County. ONO.
X kNNI,pIFH COLEMAN, AttnrurN. 5tpt
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-10

house.
one ut tine smallest horses ever born in
New \ ork WAS born Al Nttica last week II
wrlEli> only thirty-nInr pounds.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-10

Your Hop Plaster cures every time.
now" &c.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-10

L. =. Senator AIdrich has been re-elt-rted
hy the Rhode Island Legislature.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-10

Walking advertisements for Dr. sag :
Catarrh Remedy are the thousands II has
G red.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-10

\ Chicago operator thinks that wheat
will 90 ten cents higher.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-10

The Chicago bull dealers feel confident
that wheat will take a slight boom.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-10

Red Star Cough Cure is safe and reliable
Free from opiateS. Price. 25c.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-10

Drives them away. i what St Jacobs Oh
does with rheumatism and neuralgia.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-10

All trains run by Central time. which is y
minutes slower than Columbus time.
n. B.-"Dsiiy All others daily except sun
day.
J. h. PheErr. Ticket Agent. oficr - Arcade
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-04

have heard women brmpaning that tn y
could not como N any way before the pub
H.. hc,au-c 81 omrthng ION, past Getting
tier leIuta'lont lrfJro what public
Madam. the wprIl, public changes every
ton Srnrs 1t you eau do anything useful
ct tirt-il, to thn world 1t will be- very glad
to- rr.'cs.r sou. II yon want real friends,
au. have the capacity to make them and
keep them after they are nnle, you will
Away, tnl tlem If You want to tack ON
ana ta., pu to that Mind IL society where
reputation /, Ia part measured 10y the weight
ut mooney has ani in part by what they
.ay Nlt n be- Uue knows "sartly who say i
1t Why. even that * aC ossible II you II
mrr.h up f. it what yoI now really ar"
a Il not t.ep yourself hluro it IN thought
what yyu were years 40 Prentice Mai
to,L
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-04

lte aiy student Ia the laIe Jaw school
va arpn'htcl to make an Argument IN moot
ruurt recently \ p'19 anlicnco Wa at
tracts AMI III, sustained her part with u
high d"gree Of credit Sho IS described AZ
vsry wDmanIy anl handsome Exchange
one Of the policemen Of st Paul carries
AN umbrella, ana wurn u ain grayrly
Iatrol, III beat holding Il Jvot .l- bead
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-04
\ sew Remedy lot Malaria.

4 culDrrd scr taut g,ri III Ncw Drirun,
who VA 81 X with nalaiial FOYER refused ~
ttkc iu..ii. il", but sont TO IA negro sof' ercr,
vino gave her bottlo containing a lito
lizard with Instructions ~ pine 1t uni''r
her pillow. After -he had grown sory III
her master made her throw tbs lifari awny
aud take IIDIrr medicine Chicago lIafad
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-04
~tui, Telling In the liar Rooms

An'yp"rt estimates that On an average
twenty i've ,tories arc told in n Now %ora
bar room every day. As there nrn l!OU
licensed saloon. In tho city, the aggregate Is
U,,pp day independent Of "bnt are told
In private pillces AMI workshops ~ tlIcss
ao.oVJ nearly all are repetitlons new stories
icing n rare "a b.nck pearls 'hloa.p
Herald.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-04

IAN rauci7co has "a girls union, whore
yOuug women receive board AMI lUlgiug II
unable T. pay Tor 1t, nra put IN the Nay Of
iiuIin5 ~pft AMI generally watched over.
'lass'.- ~ housekeeping, sewlnE, dfe,stnak
M aAi TIA" lii" are about " b. started
Atlanta Constitution.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-04
\ toniur"r'- " nndrrtui 1rirk.

The Figaro, the most polular newspaper
of IT," French metropolis invited avery
select number Of no,ah,litlrs last night To
lc PRESENT at tho first appearance N iaris II
IA niaryclou, cunJurur AMI 81 u slngulnrlt
complete Russian thuril ~urlriy h. noln
ui the "illuSiun,tc, ~ he call1 hin'lf, /,
luatlcr de kolta and ho /, Hungarian hv
birth. lli- tr,kN wrrr all nri.sIuIl and pr
tertIy incumptehrn-II" "trn H. thr adrpta
assembled To ,rltltl9r thnu ! viii only at
tempt to dr,crite one, WhIvh Thoroughly
puzzled MI pres,nt
Aitor spreading new ptp't IN the floor
he placed IA chnil upon q, AMI then a'tol "a
younE lady b. 1t down tie threw u.uI her
u piece uf SILK, Whlrh handy ,uNrud her
from heat tp foot IT, tlm IAiIi. -
moved thu draI~ry, and th. 'huu vas
empty vs. soon IT, tlo autuuult ~ the
sI,cr tntur, ga,n them tmr 10 all .uu h TIN
young lady walked ON fran the Ate AMI
bowed her nrhnoNhrl J,mout- llrrr rnr
tnlnly Wa nu trap ~ th. luui iDrth ur
was u thr ordinary kinI, and the lrI.k NH,
done IN strong light ho ltdy N lnrk
disappeared lriorr the yory eyes If tht IA
dcnro. but sorIurhiy 80 Tia" trIrk dom
that ~ one present sn" her o.cip Lon
don IclcgraIh
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-04


At rumikn Wlth IhrkauuN HE. 1hmNh Key
West ~, h~t RIVER steamers tot - Ah-
vtIltur. ,t,,u cove SrtiugH, Jh't "'i, ne
ami all ruuts \urth. East aud West hi,i " IN
M aver steamers 'tT south tl"rldt, AtHO
with the INu S,trw itun ~brnrt ''Ub ~
rniuihn," nud steamship 'tt at Muntn' He,
Tor thnilc-tuu, Sow luIk itus'"h. fhiim'l'l
thIu, etc.
MnII tln,u4 uHkt tius,. connection huth whJ =
wait I N. " .It'N., nt Ia, h -uuN Iliu With VI
hIi d tunei Lane. Vast Met,
Attnuu.,rlh' with thruuph lutnhu s,c' -
,r.. ever savannah, thli,Ih Western tN tor
N,N Oil.nu.. cedar ktNs, Ven n,ulu, rHt ~
nth Albany, huuivuntty, l"uiStIUr, n.
I,ljHs nud aII puIutt West.
At b,ntn with Iutloh ituilWHN pu' NnVipn d
tiuu 60. uud iihtl- iu sttNti ~pitht-.
At N.iui wlth Il. Iuhu~ tlScI .i|lm'r' tor
i.t.uutllr .luluiI nuI vIl hnd,ny
Vt Ir,.nItg with the - Juhn' rni Lake
Euatlsu4Islun ul iit. tluttIH suuih ~ Ran
wn,. uuI huni4 on ihh,4 linrlIs nnd fu.il'
luI t"uuls 90 ik'a.
II r,uila.ttnu'- I'iy With South FLORIDA
nv fur iuL,nud. Tampa. y D. -iiuu', But Nv,
DIu,u,Iu. %nuiuti,I ~ litit ~ hui l"il l't' q,
Z tutANl -. IiituNNihL,
Irtrtni Nunny,t bru'l in@. Agent
AttuWAN. Gct IHy Net
.ivu t,r l,.ru,t t.tut. ruttn' IL h tom
tipud hs,. uts IutIh. VJui hir'
4
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-04
Nu.t o.. iud.,, uirut IN Reality.

omrn may tram their daughters IN All
the way thoy ima,ln" IL ho pleasing In
uin tlt,S may teach thHu to "iI.Sr and
uui ,tnln and reef IN their waist, and roll
their cye- and lNp out ln,lIii n"thinSs 10
tween ,arrmno stained lit~, and yet the mon
viii desert them to flock about the girl who
- fully and completely mIei"ndcnt OF
them aud Who cares very httl" whether
they tall in lONo with trr or not. 1t IL
natural tor men h. want Wint th'N can not
get too "a ttly, AMI women chcalcn them
Ives WHO thus toop L. conquer Iiut No
gnl IAN affect nlrpen I"nr" Sho must ho
indcInui at IN realty Md In order 10 ln
~, II she has no tOltutc IN her own right,
size must have an occupation that Renders
her srll SUSTAINING NoH, glrs. cnnsldor
hi, fact The day vi u~oic ,sneS4 /, nearly
past Dung mrn are not going tn gubtlr
yuu NJ for Ni}e. on the strength IT amy
books or ni-tunHyS You uiN possess Sunn
Of thrm are iuu~ cuou II t. lu 1t, but they
,au not afford it, The pr" sure uf thu tuu'
/, iarNurah.e. -. u,,'. use l. its constant
demand iIrlrn WlmanS IN Woman :
World
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-04

1t is said that 70 quiet u aoi-y canary il
il only necessary to put III his age 4 small
mirror, when he will stop singing and Ipok
at himself with ey,lrnt .ati.factlon 10.
hours al time
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-04


steamers N II II.INr ut the p,piu, o.. AN.
aui tIItut k.a,NNtt,, III thu, II, mn,
ia,u Merchants Lane. viii un ~, t,,II,,u
leaving tho IL ,ip,, l,u,n Inn, ,h,,t,tt.,
ui IhtiIt street
isbNr snN uilutn lot l,itnul West.
rtn RAILWAY wharf J,I h .t,n,tIu
,latIN. utnItI,,lut tn4i NI,tI t,uu
IsYtN, Jn,k4uti\tIIr .aI,.t.
Itnv inlnika IN !, A.,
I.uNU Nptur , ~,
I.aN,. lnrd IA, = "a,
irnN, Iiur. st,luq -,
AfttNr Sputu,d ~,n,tb Iintt,i, Nan
tund WImiI .un., -,
A,iNtt SANFORD t'tI wharf 49,
AtIIN, Iut,ti,tu,,, "A - -,
I.hN,. i.ut.rntts,, ann " "
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i"h,i ""'il oti httiihlut t'hln &C.,
"I ON NutlhiH, "h"u si'au,tHs
,"h'' linn rmnp nm.r ~
,""'' ~ '""' 40 = ~
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-04
Savannah. Florida = Western Ei
NnNs.ro-~ short Line.

a. rr-.t- 60 fs.~ H..t.. arr r-u Us 1rHtTst
a.. Nst.t.tu '.rar. sI.tH - -. Ia..afsr
=.T..-..- T1..a... E. O.. r. f-s. ....r .i.s.-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-04

~rINNlliS \ ]. LNNG AND bI~rNi'Ii
Ntk,duN ,iuui,ir Iuuud ttIp- 81 Lake bu.itf
anI Htitt., tptt hiug II I'll Itudiup..
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-04
eG935IllliN
.:l!l:EI:I!J1lGlJ7
'Erot,iraI Er,Iul. Line.

uItE,-I Alf-ENIL t.uJIE
uEGuEIN
ia s>or.l'r Safaolu. Green Ce.s 5. ~fF
s. Augustine Pal.su Cure>.te. O,a.ts
LesSbarq Stsais Dfta~f En'trar.se. T.ss
.aae. Sarforl Ha.sr Pa-, GaIrfa YaraG
art Southern F.ar IA
GUENtf 49, "a
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-04

Is real ii fe-la 1, thrlI.heIr tae.r Icing.
ami Il ought t. te a. Il P-es-ut It IRA "a
cally l. re,0cu. Fl an tas' sop vt Their
action aS member, - the e Tl.rsnN '.l.th
Nlneteeata rI.uTy
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-04

ltntn htNtuy it,h-uuN NJ lltp M. amt
httiN tnr D. T. ~ ttIt dttlN t,IN,,u Jttb
-uuN tttr. lJrptrit-,' amt .,uU Ntl ttlr.t.
dhiiN except ~uuIh.
'uitt''t AZ Huntingdon Nti, 'tt.t- bot
't'~t'nt Nv At Nat,t iuuttl,u rud liu
htNtitt WITH sta =, tut baIuuI
tuuh,t tluu. AZ Ifu., ui,. NtH iItlttr tItti
uItu bpHtt iutit iuut. L., kNtIEr, t,,.il.i
nnn, iIn tnll,r, Nrth,attt., Ntl,llu. 80 IA
,r, III, ~ aui go llt,itu.- on tIitII,,I
" a. NpItAN
hHu'i. -uIi. aud -. T. \
! I. ~ MiNG, N,.t.A
lth. / l-st
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-04

Physical Differences Nillinsrs Not To
Brahae 4 Congrs,>snan's Milf Like u
Dawn >tuffrd E-g. In Paris
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-04

The la,lI,', indulge IN sp"rtin- hro"chcs
~itl, such "a. yt~ u, a tins gold horse AMI
,.,Nultrr Jumping u live barred gate u cor
ie chase AMI hunting knife supporting m
,nlurl'd toN ~ huunlN hrll, u jockey
with uLif up gong at mai speed, theeip
ami ~ k,t puN,lerci with 5iluuniS lioroo.
shoe ot all sorts AMI sac, are leuerally IN
,lul,rI in wAiIo the A., hutteuN ani rci
,uat> wear IN ther White ,utdri CraNatS
minute sttrrup, hts, AMI n IA ol' cast,
and decidedly orISmtl, u wrr golden sal
III" saddle hrarltt, are also worn hy
,utur latte, hat the latter are not b b"
compliment VI On their taste
ilnrs' III ~ nalNtruIt, are the latest tan
eu-le IN that part vi masculine attire, aui
a., ct ,ilrh CLOTH uiua which. IN very sruail
patterns ara traced horses AMI riders, AMI
u wuniu- post. Thu trarerN i,ln roi upon
llur lollow upon brown White upon nla'h.
The dr,,rlI ton ,uunds vulgar undoubtedly,
Int thv pattern itself j. ~ iu"!, rendered
that uur must lS very rlu,c h. the youn5
man Who has such u Wal~t, uit On 10 make
cut What tho isur,, are. Ears Morning.
News
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-04
nh., .,h,nstaa wlutsr Win ~,

f.r....h. rur.sItru.fL. L1ru,ktq.Iiu-
,,,,,.,,t rr,rr, ..,rr,. S,,,.- Eft.. country
~. .uI,tLrr How. r..,. ,,.f,.. AZ a mem
ia, ..n-r,,, With E,.r f.r>f SAM, ~f-.S>luual
,,.r,r,.. sail t.fr. Esr his L,,. h.r first
r,tv ..N..,-, ~, ,.n,sIt., H.. trtr.- far too
..,.-,t sam. o.g.I.rrllI IN H.. r,,,,fy,,l m A
-, ~t...,pt. IN, Is ,b,. uyst, r.ous
,..rt.,..., INA .,,,,I Law ~ .r-t,tr,,lou IA r
,..,.......,,I ,,.fIf5,,,.r .,,,I ITS hers, II
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-04

,.,i mae y son,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-06

man was carried TO his home and remains I'M
conscious Dolsn was arrested, but Morgan is
still at large.
An old man named Conrad, ninety years OF
age, died in the st. Joseph county asylum last
week. He is said TO have relatives living in
Michigan VINO are quito wealthy. A son held
SO. 900 insurance on rhe old gentleman's life, and
left word to telegraph Immediately in case Of
bis fathers death so that he might come here
and secure the necessary proofs in order to get
the insurance money.
A man named Miller was killed on the Air
line on Saturday morning, near Birdseye His
remains were brought to his home, at Edwards
vile, late Saturday evening, on the passenger
train. number of conflicting statements were
atioat regarding the cause of the death, some
stating that he was run down by a train while
crossing bridge, and others equally positive
that he met his death in Fourth-of- July brawl
FL. J. Caldwell. of Springfield, ILL.,. and Miss
Jennie Fowler. of Lafayette, had narrow es-
cape from death. on Sunday while driving along
the Riverside gravel road, near Lafayette. The
horses became frightened at barking dog and
upset the carriage on the edge of hundred-foot
embankment. The horse, carriage and occu-
pants rolled over and over to the bottom. but,
strange to say, neither Mr.. Caldwell nor Miss
Fowler sustained injury.
Several thousand persons, the scum of Chi
cago, assembled at LaPorte, on Sunday, to wit
ness prize-fght between two of their favorites
one of eight rounds, Queensbury rules, with
small gloves. 1t was for the gate receipts and
Bradburn. the victor, IS several hundred dollars
wealthier than when he left Chicago. Billy
Rogers Bradburns hacker had charge of the
affair. and succeeded in eluding the police.
The annual reunion and military encampment
of the Tri-Statc Veterans and Military Associa-
ton, of the States of Ohio. Indiana and Michi-
gan, will be held at Fort Wayne, Ind, Aug 10 to
%, inclusive. Tents and rations will be fur
nlshed all veterans aud militia who join the as
sociation. The Governor of Indiana is pres-
dent and the Governors of Ohio and Michigan
are ce-presdents of the association. 1t is ex-
pected that this reunion will be the grandest
military display witnessed since the surrender
at Appomattax and grand review at Washington
in 1865
Saturday morning, as the Airline train was
coming east. man was discovered lying on the
track west of Winslow. The train was stopped,
and, upon examination, the unfortunate man
was found to have been dead for some hours. and
the body was in terribly mangled condition
He was found to be one John Williams, a miner
employed in the Ayrshire coal mines, who lived
at Ayrshire. He married, but had no chill
dren. 1t is supposed that he either laid down
on the track while intoxicated was slugged
and thrown on the track just before the night
train going west passed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-06
MINOR MATTERS.

Ridiculous Reports Concerning the Relations
of Manning ard Cleveland.
Spsciaf TO the Indianapolis journal
WASHINGTON, July 5..-There is an element Of
both Democrats and Republicans here that con
tinuay insists that it is not illness, but discon-
tent and disgust, that keeps Secretary Manning
away from the Treasury Department, and that
he had words some time ago with the President,
which made him VOW he would not act longer as
Secretary of the Treasury While such a ridic-
ulous report is not worth mentioning in itself,
your correspondent heard some observations in
connection with it to-day which are worth re-
peating.
Secretary Manning" said one of his intimate
friends, came about as near dying as man
well could and recover after he fell in the depart
ment on the afternoon he was carried away His
trouble was of very serious character, border
Ing, as it did, on apoplexy, and would not be
surprised at any moment now to hear of his
death. Few men have had so much brain-work
Ms he has had during the Past six years, and |
wonder that he lives"
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The rowan County lKy. war.

LOUISVILLE, July ga special says: San
other bloody chapter in the Rowan county fac
tonal war was added to- day. Sheriff William
Rainey, with posse, attempted to arrest the
notorious Craig Tolliver. Cook Humphreys and
Howard Logan, the principals in the trouble
Tolliver submitted quietly. bat Logan and his
son William and Humphreys opened fire on the
sheriffs posse. who returned the FIRE. Sheriff
Rainey was shot through the body and mortally
wounded, while his and deputy sheriff were
also slightly wounded. Logan's son was also
shot. but not fatally. Information received says
that Logan and Humphreys are raising a mob to
continue the fight. Governor Knctt has been
telegraphed to send troops to Rowan county at
once, where al. is fear and excitement"
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number Of killed and wounded only amounted to
5,6lA Yet on the 1st of July SO. 600 600 appro-
priated for pensions to survivors. widows
minor children and dependent relatives on
this 1872 roll became available. OF revolution
airy pensioners. there are a few widows and
minor children who lnger still, but the revolu-
tionary pension roll has very nearly ceased to
exist. All pension lists show, in the course of
hfty years, small beginning, rapidly increasing
and slowly decreasing until within century it
Is wiped OUT If no war occurs in the next half
century, the wealth of the United States. re-
leved of this enormous drain upon the Treasury
and of payment upon national debt will be
something fabulous Who does not envy DOS
feriky9
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-06
Arrest of a desperate aorse-Thief:

Special to the indianapolis JournaL
MARSHALL July 5.-Ada arrest of a horse
thief was made on Saturday night at Annapolis
Crawford county On Thursday morning Peter
Ingram, worthless character of Atherton. Ind (,
stole splendid gray mare from John Vernber-
ger. He travelled nearly fifty miles in six hours,
crossing the Wabash river at HowelIsmE erry.
He tried to sell the horse as he passed Through
Darwin. but unsuccessful He then went
on south. In the meanwhile information was
sent here and parties set out on his trail. On
Saturday evening he tried to sell the horse at
Annapolis for $l00. and finally fell to $50. Aft
Houston. ex-sheriff of Crawford county, was on
his way home from Martinsville and happened
to stop near whore Ingram was trying to sell the
horse. When Ingram offered it for $50 Houston
at once exclaimed, ''Yousstole that horse" and
started for him. Ingram drew revolver and
fired point-blank at Houston, but, fortunately,
missed his aim. Immediately Houston made a
spring hauled Ingram off the horse and tied
him. He was put under guard and Houston
went to Anterior to bring Mr.. Vernberger over
to identify the horse