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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-11

Technology. Of that city. 1t 10 m impartial dis
cusston - 20 what constructs the duties OF
good citixsnship aud the sic of tree patriot
ism- Boston; Roberts --ros Indianapolis
The Bowen Merrill Com~any.
"A Kiss for Blow is . collection Of stories
for children, by Henry c. " Ut The stories
are intended TO ineuleats Aieh moral, and
are Just the kind that cl viii not read u
they can help il. The @ses are too goody-
eoody 20 interest children CT 9th, IS cents.
Boston: Lee & Shepard. Indianapolis: The
Bowen Merrill Company
1.-THE Flower People by Mrs Horace Mann,
is collection of quaint. imaginative stories for
young readers. based on the supposed character
istics of different flowers The stories take their
names from the flowers, and are appropriately
illustrated. Ornamental cloth. 55 cents Bos-
ton: Lee & Shepard. indianapolis: The
Bowen Merrill Company.
Lee & Shepard, Boston, publish First Steps
with American and British Authors.' BY Alfred
F. Blaisdsll. It n intended e. . preparatory
work for young persons entering on the study
OF English literature, and is arranged for use a.
. textbook. IL contains many excellent sue-
eestons and helpful hints. Indianapolis The
wen-Merrill Company.
Macmillan e. Co New York; continue their
series of Twelve English Statesmen. with .
sketch of the life and times of civilian the
Conqueror," by Prof T. A. Freeman. The
author 10 never dull, and in this little work he
has invested an old subject with new interest
Cloth. 60 cents. indianapolis; The Bowen
Merrill Company.
'Cloudrifts at Twilight 10 tho title Of . col
lection Of poems by William Batchslder Greene.
cursory examination fails to disclose any rea-
son for their publication. Any person desiring
TO continue the search can find the book pub
lished by G. p. Putnsm's Sons. New York; at
The Bowen-Merrill Company. indianapolis.
Cloth $l25.
The Interstate Publishing Company, of Chi
eago, issue History and Science Reader" and
1.-THE Grammar-school Reader intended a.
textbooks for grammar and hieh-schools The
selections and arrangement are good, and toe
illustrations appropriate
G. P. Putnams Sens, New York, publish in
their Questions of the Day series treatise by
Henry winn, entitled Property in Land" He
opposes the Henry George theory Of abolishing
land titles, and points out its failacy and folly.
''How to Succeed as Q Stenographer." by Ar
thur NJ. Baker, gives directions for beginners
how to master come of tho difficulties OF steuoe-
raphy and get start in business. New York:
Fo wlsr & Wells Company.
F. Marion Crawforis novel, "Marzio's Cru
cifx." is issued by Macmillan & Co. (New
York; in their Summer Reading Library. 10 BE-
issued weekly Paper covers. 80 cents each, or
5000 per quarter.
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In the hest OF the wrangle over this mat
ter. everything else was forgotten and the new
ly-elected officers neglected to properly qualify
BY taking Office within ten days after the cleo
ton So, as the first meeting OF the new Coun-
ell, the old members claimed they stin held their
seats by virtue Of their elected successors'
failing to qualify. The new msmbers there
upon proceeded 20 hold meeting, a. the regular
village board, and transacted business az such.
The matter stands that way now. and how it
will end no one can form any idea. The fact Of
the old board fsvoring license, while the new
one opposes it. makes the contest the more Bit
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Possession Of

A Small Town Finds Itself In Possession Of
Two Boards of Trustees.
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MARSHALL. May 10.-The village of Casey,
this county. 10 laboring under the burden Of
two village boards. At the April election "a
snti-licenss ticket was elected, whereas thu old
board favored license. It was discovered. i'm
mediately after the election, that one OF the
newly elected aldermen and the clerk we're mel
ieibls. NOS having lived in the village year
previous 70 the election. ~ required by law.
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Special 20 the INDIANAPOLIS Journas-
DASvlLLE. Ind. May lo-A r. Pounds, post
master Of this town, died this morning at Ais.
He had been prostratsd for three weeks with
seiatic rheumatism. His sufferings during the
past week were terrible. Mr.. Pounds was ap-
pointed postmaster az Danville in September.
1886 be was lifelong Democrat He was .
onisf citizen. with very few enemies. A petit
ton is in circulation asking for the appon tment
of tho widow for tho remainder OF the term
Most of the citizens Are signing 1t without re-
gard % rarity affiliations.
CADIz, o., May 10.-Rev Dr. James Drum
n5nd. . prominent minister OF the Episcopal
Church. died &C his residence this morning. aged
s,ghty-four years He leaves large proportion
At bis estate 10 the Church Extension Society.
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Henry Bender. of Peru, aged nine, died yes
tsrday, from q ruptured blood vessel. received
while playing circus with companions.
Suit has been brought in the Circuit Court at
Seymour by John d. Clark against the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, for $4,000 dam
ages sustained by his little daughter Minnie,
who had both hands cut of in an accident May l.
Thieves stole . valuable horse from j. S
Stansbury and one from Ed Williams near
Camden, eight miles east OF Montpelier. Wsdnes-
day; also. new buggy from James Elliott and
the harness Of DR.. Mason. Il 10 thought the
thieves have local confederats&
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in its session As Mt Vernon, rendered decision
in the suit of Philip Gundach against the city
of East st. Louis. argued at the January term
in Springfield, and the courts opinion Was filed
yesterday. This was . mandamus proceeding
20 compel the levy and collection Of tax to pay
. judgments rendered by the ST. Clair county
Circuit Court On the bonds issued by the city Of
East St Louis. The court awarded the writ
and the Supreme Court afirms that decision.
amounts to nearly $1,000, 00O The case has
been in the courts for ten years A dispatch
from East St Louis says the property-owners
there are panic-stricken a. tho decision. The
city is said 90 be bankrupt and the property
owners expect to be If tie mandate 10 enforced.
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T-Traces Of precipitation.


CHICAGO, May 1o.-A cyclone struck the vii
lags Of Pscaton,ca tonight. wreeking several
houses and iunumerable ous-buildinea One
woman and three children were injured, but
not fatally, by flying timbera The storm came
all the way from Freeport. accompanying the
evening train part of the distance, and causing
havoc along tho route.
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Modern Idols Not Wanted.

PARIS, May .1o.-M Floquet yesterday
opened the exhibition of replica of the Bastile
In q speech he said nobody would ever be strong
enough to re-establst in free France the prison
which she had demolished. ave are hostile. !"
he said, TO all reservations. We wish to raise
nothing that our forefathers laid low. They
overthrow the ancient idols of fifteen centuries
Nobody wishes to pay reverence to idols Of
fifteen days' srandiugn
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DAYTON. o., May 10.-Ths closing day of the
Ohio Encampment Sons of Veterans, was
marked With spirited contests for all positions
to be filled. The brigade made brilliant dis
play on the street and we're taken by a special
train 70 the Soldiers Home, where they met
with iattering reception. Gen. Patrick adj
dressed the assembly of boys aud veterans, aud
the brigade returned 20 the city.
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Ascension Day at Charlottesville.

UD0cfAI 20 inc IndianapoIb JoErnAl
CRAwToRDsvILLE. May 10-The celebration
Of Ascension day here, by the Charlottesville
Commandsry, K T., and visiting commanderies,
was quite an event. The Frankfort and Lafay-
cite cemmanderiss had large representation
present, and there were Knights Tsmplars here
from other points, also. About 2 o'clock pub
lie parade was had, headed by q band. The
public services were held at Center Church this
evening. The sermon was preached by Rev. G.
W. Switzer. Of the Methodist Church. and the
ritualistic ceremonies were conducted by Rev
w. F. Petit. grand prelate of the State. Ex-
eellsnt music was furnished by tho choir. for
whom Mrs. Alb. Anderson acted as oreanist After
these services banquet was given In Armory
Hall, where bountiful repast was served. Su-
perintendsnt of Public Instruction Lafollette
was among those in attendance.
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Break one-fourth pound OF maccaroui in inch
pieces and put In q saucepan of boiling water
with one and one-haf teaspoonful OF salt
Stsw gently for twenty minutes. Drain well
and put layer OF the maccaroni in the bottom
of pudding dish. Have ready two tablespoons
Of grated cheese and sprinkle some over the
maccaropi. Cut about tablespoonful of butter
into small pieces and scatter some over the top
OF tho grated cheese. Continue to add these
layers till the dish 10 filled. leaving the top with
out cheese. Add one cup of milk and bake half
an hour. letting it brown nicely. Serve in tho
baking dish.
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Steamship News.

LONDON, May 10-Arrived: Michigan. from
Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL, May 10-Arrived: Nessmore.
from Baltimore.
SOUTHAMPTON, May l0-Arrived: Trave,
from New York, for Bremen.
QUEENSTOWN. May 10-Arrivsd: Wyoming,
AdriatIc, from New York; lstrian, from Boston.
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lpecfaf 90 the Indfsnal oHs Journal.
HUNTINGTON. May l0-Hsnry Merritt. o
wsll-known Office railroad man, attempted sui
eide last night by the laudanum route. Disspa-
ton had broken up q once happy family, and
his wife obtained divorce last Saturday in the
Circuit Court. Discouraged and disheartened,
life became q burden to him. The doctors sue
cesded In saving his life, and his recovery is
only question Of time
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A Shameless Traffic in India.

LONDON, May 10-In the House of Commons.
this evening, Sir John Gerst political secretary
for the India Office. announced in reference to
the circular permitting soldiers in India to pur-
chase native women, that the government of
India admitted the authenticity OF the docu-
ment, and that one had been forwarded to En-
Gland to be laid on the table Of the House Of
Commona
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Benevolent and Protsctivs Order Of Elks, has
occurred from the railroads rate Of fare Of one
And ons-third cent . mile 20 Elks coming here.
DELEGATES are expected from every State and
Territory, and 5000 are expected. The press
committee has made special arrangements for
tho entertainment Of newspaper men,
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A plain cake is made palstabls In this way:
Bake in two layers. spread frosting between the
layers Ia thin coating of It); on the top OF the
cake put little pieces of orange 1.-THE sweetsr the
better), and over these your frosting. A good
rule TO follow in making the cake 10 one cupful
Of sugar. small half cupful Of butter. two
thirds Of cupful of sweet milk, ons egg. two
cupfuls Of -four. and two scaus tablespoonfuls
Of baking powder, or. in place Of one egg. uss
she yolks Of two beaten very light. and use the
whites for the frosting.
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A writer in Good Housekeeping gives the fol-
lowing recipe for making johnny cake: Two
cupfuls Of sour milk. one cupful OF sweet cream,
tboltedl one-fourth cup of -four. two eees
whites and yolks beaten separately. one large
tablespoonful Of sugar. one tesspoonful Of soda
Bake Ia . sheet In hot oven for twenty min
uets, and do not make q mistake in thinking the
cream which will be found in the middle of the
cake 10 rawness, for il is really the most deli
cious kind ever eaten when prepared just right
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Lively soenc. a, IrIsh Ev,osions.

DUBLIN. May 10-At some evictions at Cor
mack, near Hurles, County Tpperary, to-day. a
strong force of emereency policemen was required
The tenants resisted the officers. who procured
a batteringr ram and tried to effect entrance into
the houses. The inmates threw boiling water
from the windows and made long fight Some
of the evictions were effected, but it is believed
that most were abandoned.
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Assignments at Columbus.
, fha fudfauauoIfa Iournal

COLUMBUS, May lbs. D. Butts, ono OF the
largest farmers in this county, made an assign
ment to-day, for the benefit Of his credit
ors. to Morgan Quick, Tunis G. Quick
and VIM. T. Strickland His assets are
placed &C $45, 900; liabilities, about Sos 00O The
cause Of the failure alleged to be hard times and
. surplus OF short-horn CATTLE he being one of
the largest cattle-brseders in the State, having
now on hand over 100 head Of fine registered
CATTLE with no demand.
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M.vor Hewlt. and the Hibsrnisus.

NEW YORK. May l0-In the convention of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians. to-day, w. b.
Slack, State master workman of the Knights Of
Labor in Alabama, offered resolution violently
denouncing Mayor Hewitt for not allowing Irish
and other foreign flags to be displayed on pub
lie buildings. The resolution was rejected. Mr..
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The Evidence Against Kahlenbeck.
no~foI fo he In m na1is Ionrnak

6Dec1ai TO the lnolhuaDou8 Jourooh
HUNTINGTON, May l0-The evidence for the
State on the Lorenzo murder trial is very strong
against the defendant, Jacob Kahlenbeck. Proof
WAS made that he zee the last psrsnn sasn with
the dead man, and only . short distance from
the woods in which his remains wore found.
Evidence that he was also in the woods, that he
fired three out Of the four shots in his revolver
into tree IN the woods, that he bought four
cartridges for his revolver the night after the
shooting. at . CITY drug store; that he was nm
easy lest he should be suspected Of . crime be-
fore Lorenzo was known to be dead, was also
offered. Goods alleged to have belonged to the
deceased were also found in his trunk, at the
residence Of his sister-inlaw. Public opinion is
almost unanimous a. to his guilt, and unless the
defense shall be able TO produce very strong
proof, IL now seems that no power will save
him from convinetion. II. indeed. from the gal
lows The evidence 10 oil cireumstantial, but it
u very damaging to the defsnsa
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Ban. ues at Bloomington.
ecial tc tho INDIANAPOLIS Journsx.


BLooMrNeTois, May 1o-Last night the Bloom
ington Real Estate Association celebrated its
nrst anniversary by grand banquet at the
National Hotel This association was formed
one year ago to ''boom the town." and so sue
csssful have been their efforts that the number
of transfers Of real estate last year. compared
with the year before. were moro than three
times as large. So it was fitting that the as
ISOLATION, with the ladies, should celebrate with
banquet This was prepared and served at
the National House in elegant style, and proved
one of the most pleasant occasions in the history
of the city. feature of the evening was the
toasts, responded to as follows. Wyatt Wioks
presiding:
''The Real Estate Association" VIM. p. Roe-
ers; "The Democratic Press" III. j. Feltus
Bloomington Courier; ''Ths Republican Press,
Walter Bradfute, Bloomington Telephone; Tho
Ladies'" John G. Dolan, responded to by Mrs.
Maud Showers About forty plates were spread.
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Broker Commit. suicide.

New YORK, May 10.-Hueo Miller, . we'll
known member of the Produce Exchange. who
has been on the wrong side Of the wheat mar
ket. was found dead of his residence in Will
liamsburg this morning 1t is believed he COM
mitsed suicide. His wife is q cousin OF August
Spies. the dead Chicago Anarchist
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Emperor Frederick.

BERLIN, May 10.-Emperor Frederick has
passed satisfactory day. He was in good spir
its and enjoyed . fair appetite. From II o'clock
this morning until $50 this evening he remained
in his study lying on q sofa.
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Toe Johnston and the G.. A. r,

AUGUSTA, Ga, May l0-Augusta Post, g. A.
R.. Department Of Tennessee aud Georgia, at &
meeting held here tonight, passed. by q unani-
nous vote, the following resolution:
Resolved, That the acton of the E. d. Baker Post
G. A. R., at Philadelphia in electing Gen. Joseph T.
Johnston contributing member of the order, meets
with our hearty approval.
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Foreign Notes.

The steamer Bolivia, which left New York
April l6. with . party Of Mexican pilgrims on
board, bound for Rome, arrived At Naples May Z.
Advices from Bsrber say that the rebels in
the Beniuguild district have defeated. after Sc
we're fighting, the forces OF the Pacha of Me-
quinez The Pacha was among the killed.
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DAvKSPoRT. Ia. May 10.-The National As
ISOLATION of Retail Lumbsrmen met here Last
evening, and elected officers a. follows Presi-
dent j. p. Smith. Of Fowler. Ind; vice presi-
dent. j. N. Cunningham, OF Noroorne. Mo-; Sec
rotary and treasurer. w. @. Wright. Of Chicago.
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BERLIN, May 1O.--A fall e rocks occurred in
mine at Stassfurt, in Saxouy. to-day. and num-
bers Of miners were buried under the heavy
masa Eighteen were killed outright and many
we're injnred
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SHELByvILLE, May l0.-William Spencer and
Mrs. Mary Ann Shaw were united in marriage
last night by Squire Ellis He is seventy-six
years old and Mary Ann 10 sevsnty-two. This
IL williams fourth matrimonial venture, while
the bride has disposed Of Eve husbands, he be-
iu1 the sixth.
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ATLANTA. Ga. May 10.-Wm. Hopkins. who
was 70 have been hanged in Rabun county to-
morrow, was respited to-day by Gov. Gordon.
Hopkins 10 the man who stoned . stranger 10
death at country church because be wore q
ssbilodn shirt
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ALL persons afflicted with dyspepsia, disr-
rhoA. collie, and all kinds Of indieestions will
4od immediate relief and sure cure by using
AreosrURA BITTERs. The only genuine Il man
nfnstured by Dr.. J. g. b Siseert q Sons
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CHICAGO, May l0.-The Western Gas Asso-
citation adjourned today after substituting Gin
cinna.i for indianapolis - the place of meeting
next year. Geo. w. Ramsdei, of vipcennes.
Ind, vas elected president and A W. Littleton,
OF Quincy, H.. secretary.treasurer
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Eneiand's Military strength.

LONDON. May 1.-The Daily Telegraph. in a
column article headed England in Danger" as
serts on the highest military authority" that
the strength Of the army is entirely insufficient.
It says: III extra men were enlisted tomorrow
there would be no bArrack accommodations for
them Many OF the artillery batteries are provided
with the worst guns served to any existing army.
Though We possess an unsurpassed gun We
have no means for manufacturing guns except
after much delay We also have the best mag
azine rifle yet invented, but not q single regi-
ment 10 provided with such rifles. The army
stores are lamsntably insufficient The naval
situation is almost a. bad. There
is not . single breech-loader in any land
fortress from Portland to the Tweed, the
last type actually in uss being the seven-inch
Armstrong gun. The ornaments Of the forts.
the guns served TO the volunteers, and the shot
and shell at Woolwich are mostly OF obsolete
pattern. Four of our finest armor-clad vessels
are without guns, and two Of them will have
none until March, 1885 The nation ought Co
demand that instant attention be given to our
army and navy"
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The POPE AND THE IRISH.
Hts holiness Takes Exceptions to Remaskl
Recsstiy Made by Parnsll.

Hts holiness Takes Exceptions to Remarks
Receosty Made by Psrnsll.
ROME. May l0-The Pope, in conversing with
IN Official Of the Vatican, day. took sxcep-
ton to Mr.. Psrnells recent remarks on the papal
rescripI The Pope said that the Nationalists
themselves disspproved of boycotting and the
"PIan Of Campaign" still, IL was more the duty
of the spiritual Office to tell people the objection
able character Of their actions
LONDON, May l0.-Sir William Vernon ar-
court. addressing . meeting at Croydon to-
night said that. with all respect to the Pope,
be would remind his hearers that the Vatican,
in dealing with temporal politics. had always
been distinguished for allying itself with the
worst forms Of oppressive government
NEW YORK. May 10.-The Ancient Order of
Hibernians, in its convention this afternoon,
adopted the following resolutions with reference
to the Irish situation and the Pope's last posi-
ton in regard to Irish affairs.
Resolved, That we pledge anew our fealty to the
Irish cause and tender to people at home every
possible aid in this their hour of need when the head
of the church seems opposed to the ful6llmens of
Ireland's aspirations
Resolved, That regard the Tory appeal to Rome
evidence of weakness the part of the
English government and triumph for the brave
bishop whose voice and act viii surely convince the
Holy Father that Englands design, not Irelands de-
sire, asks his interference in the affairs Of Ireland.
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Atlanta Constitution.
Among Southern Democrats who appreciate
the situation there 10 but one issue-the success
of the Democratic party. We trust the little
editors who have been touting around will
speedily fall into line.
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TAMARoA, May 10-Funeral rites were held
here to-day over the remains OF Prot. B. g.
Roofs who lived in this region for more than
half century. and yesterday, in bis seventy
eighth year. passed from . graudly useful life.
He has been for many years president OF the
Board Of Education of the State of Illiuois He
was pioneer and enthusiastic worker in the
establishment of Sunday schools. an effective
pioneer in Western railroad construction, very
important factor ia establishing free schools,
and WAS . pioneer and hard -worksr ia many I'M
dertaklngs for the moral and intellectual adj
vanoemsnt Of the people. Two sons and one
daughter survive him.
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CINcfxSATI, May l0.-Ths local committee on
srraneemsnts for the annual convocatiou and
reunion in Cincinnati. On June and 8. Of the