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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-06
Buckner win Not surrender the Ha.fields.

FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. 5.-Governor Buckner
to-day gave his answer to Mr.. Mahan, the spe-
cial agent of the Governor of West Virginia, in
the matter of demand made upon him by the
State of Virginia for the surrender of members
of tho Hatfield gang. now in Jail at PIkeville,
Ky, and who were taken forcibly from the State
of West Virginia. Governor Buckner says, IN
effect, that he has no warrant to surrender these
prisoners; it Is a matter for the courts. and the
courts alone, to decide. and the friends Of the
prisoners will have to depend upon a writ of
haoeas corpus. Mr. Mahan will report TO Gov.
Wilson, and proceedings will probably be at
once begun in the courts Mr. Mahan was the
special agent sent by Governor Wilson to in
vestigate the condition aud causes OF the Mccoy
Hatfield war, and he reported that no troops
would be necessary TO quell the disturbance. At
that time troops their wav to the scene
of hostilities and they were stopped at Parkers-
burg. Mr.. Mahan thinks there are seme very
bad men on both sides, and that they ought TO
be punished by their respective States, but he is
disposed to take. with good deal of allowances.
the statement of either side to its own part in
the feud.
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Big Jewelry Robherv

NORFOLK, Va. Feb. 5-Between 2 and 4
o'clock this morning burglars entered the jew
elry store of Chapman & Gale, through a sky-
light. took the door off the safe and stole all the
diamonds. gold watches and valuable jewelry in
the stock of the firm. The latter were carrying
a large stock of the Rockford Watch Company s
goods, which they were selling on the club plan.
The value of the goods stolen is estimated at
$4,000. No trace of the burglars has yet been
obtained
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Gable Notes .

Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone have arrived at
Cannes.
says that several American bishops are endeav-
oring to effect reconciliation between the
Vatican and DR.. McGlynn.
The OBrien reception committee has been
obliged to abandon the proposed meeting in
London being unable to obtain a suitable hall.
The reception will be confined to daylight pro-
cesSion.
The Pope's jubilee celebrated at the
American College, yesterday. with a solemn
nigh mass of thanksgiving and the singing of
the ''Te Deum." The archbishop of Philadel-
phia officiated
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River Steamer Sunk.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb. 5.-The steamer Lee
Howell. running between Helena, Ark, and
Frlars Point Miss, sunk. three miles above
the latter place. Friday afternoon Her cargo
was composed of $4,000 shingles 900 feet OF
lumber. and 1000 empty oil sacks. Both the
boat and cargo Will prove total loss. The
boat Is owned by the James Brothers, of
Helena, and is partially insured. The cargo
was consigned to Helena firms and "a fully
covered by insurance. The cause of the sinking
is not definitely known. but is supposed to be
due TO overlooking. No lives were lost
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over Gen. Grants grave TO cost $500 600. Prizes
of 81. 500, 81 000 $780, $500 and 500 offered.
Information to the rules governing the COM
petition can be had by application to Richard T.
CIR eener. secretary. LAC Broadway.
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ChOkinQ Catarrh.

Have you awakened from disturbed sleep with all
the horrible sensations of assassin clutching your
throat and pressing the from your frightened
,hestf Have you noticed the anguor and debility that
the effort clear your throat and head of
catarrhal rnatterl What depressing influence it ex-
upon the mind clouding the memory and filing
the head with pains and strange noises! How difficult
1t to rid tho nasal passages throat and lungs of this
poisonous muous all testify who afflicted with
eatarrh. How difficult protect the system against
Its further progress towards the lungs liver and kid
neys, all physicians will admit. 1t is terrible dis
ease and cries out for relief and cure.
The remarkable curative powers, when all other
Femedes utterly fail of Sanfords Radical Cure.
kttested by thousands who gratefully recommend it to
fellowsufcrers. No statement is made regarding it
shat cannot be substantiated by the respectable
md reliable references.
Each packet contains bottle of the Radical Cure
one box of Catarrhal Solvent, and an Improved In
)aler. with treatise and directions and is sold by all
druggists for 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.. Boston.
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THOSE who have tried il. say. there is only
good cough medicine and that is DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup, it is cheap too, only % cents a
bottle
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Design. for the Grant Mon ument.

New YoRK, Feb. 5.-The Grant Monument
Association has issued circular addressed to
artists. architects and sculptors, inviting COM
petitiye designs for monument to be erected
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ALL sufferers from blood disorders can use
Ayers Sarsaparilla with assurance of cure.
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TRAVELLERS INDEX.
KANKAKEE T INE

NEW ORLEANS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Feb. g. and each day to and including the 18th, we
will sell New Orleans and return tickets for $2l5O,
good to return until March l. Go South in February
II you would enjoy the trip and see the great MARDI
0RAS Festivities at New Orleans. BY. our line only
change. transfers and oriy twenty'nine hours
journey.
CALIFORNIA AND RETURN-Ws are still offer
ing round-tri2 California tickets for $10O giving
choice of all the direct routes and quick time,
the GRAND TOUR via New Orleans
FLORIDA AND RETURN-We have reduced rate
tourists tickets to all points in Florida. Only
change; no transfers. Also round-trp tickets to MO-
world ORANGE HILL. Fla. where many of our
citizens are purch asing property.
SPEC IAII NOTICING have added to our long
list of places which line is confessedy the best
Our NOON TRAIN FROM INDIANAPOLIS reaches
KANSAS CITY, ST. JOE, NO. and OMAHA.
through fast trains to all points in Kansas Nebraska,
Colorado, New Mexico Utah California and Oregon.
SPEED, SAFETY, COMFORT and ECONOMY are
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CHICAGO DIVISION.
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Nol hi. M. Pc. 1865 No 8 Gin. Ills -
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For tickets sseping-car accommodations and all In
Office. corner Washington and Meridian SITS.
j. III. MARTIN, Dist. Pass. Agt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
THE PREMIER OF QUEBEC ~ TOWN

DETERMINED TO PRESERVE PROVINCIAL
RIGHTS FROM FEDERAL ENCOURAGEMENT
Ionore Mercier Premier Of Quebec, Canada. and Mad
MERCER who arrived In this city from Montreal
Sunday evening. the Albemarle Hotel. Maiame
in poor health and has here receive he
medical advice OF Dr. W. A. Hammond. The Premier
By Tribune reporter last evening and when asked
abou, the trouble which has arisen between the Domion
Government and Quebec said:
dc not much about It for puollca'ioi
but I may refer you my latest speech the indc
pcndence province which published last FRI
day in lie Lecteur,' which fully views
may sny this however that have entered contest
rights OF Quebec which intend maintain and
to bring to successful conclusion in
another. the conference OF the Preniers OF tho
provinces Canada which held last October Mon
rea IN which all Ct the provinces Represented but
two, passed resolution declaring our intention 10
autonomy OF respective provinces, and
this the Fedora! authorities do propose
to reccde from that position. Tho Federal Governments
vetoed the Provincial Legislature which,
stituonaly. 1t hal not the right TO do
Now, / tell you that these measures relating to
conversion pu5llc debt and creation Of
additional magistrates will 30 Into effect l have ma
joriiy supporting in both 1lo Upper and Lower
Houses There is large proportion OF Canadian French
In Quebec, and they will stand by almost TO man.
Besides there many others who unfolding ami
great majority Of tho people OF Quebec will be found on
side It - open issue between the Federal
Government and myself. / have my pans rsde. and
will carry them OUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
PLANS OF ACTORS AND MANAGERS.

The week beginning on November Il Will bring with
It several important openings in this ety. Tho
Lyceum Theatre stock company opens at that house,
Mr. palmers company returns TO the Madison square;
Coquen and IIading appear at Waacks, Booth and
Barrett at the Fifth Avenue, Dxcy at the Star, and
the spectacle shen at the Fourteenth Street Theatre.
The spec.a matinee performance Of Lord Chun-
ley, for the benefit OF the yellow fever sufferers In tho
South viii be given a week from tomorrow.
In view OF the success OF "A Legal Wreck" Mr.
Pamcr's company will not return to tho Madison
Square Theatre until November L., whom a revival OF
Partners will be given. A Legal Wreck will
then be sent on the road with tho gnal cast over
the same route which has been played By 1r Palmcis
conn any.
Lord Chumey' played last week 70 the largest
business that the Lyccum Theatre has known since
It built. The gross receipts were nearly 500
moro than the best week Of The Wife,
Daniel Frohman's Lycewm Theatre Com
pany, after playing to something over $1,000
last week In ST. Louis, opened the fell and
winter of Hoocys Theatre, Chicago last night
The advance sale for the week reached upward OF
So 900, and tho boxes for every performance during
that time were quickly disposed OF the day the sale
opened.
The tme-honorcd mclodrama The Lights o. Lon
don,v went to the Grand Opera House last night and
received a hearty reception. The cast was an ELL
Client one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
ANNOYING OCEAN PAS ENGE s
NEwYoaK Gu TOM HOUSE OFFICIALS c1vIN

NEw-yo3K GU TOM HOUSE oFFIo iAbo Wv
NEW INTERPRETATIONS TO TARIFF Laws.
Pttsburg Sept II tspecIaD. -" The Chroncie- io'o-
craph, this afternoon has an interview with psssc"
ger on the CITY Of Ncw-York which srrivea '','
Saturday on the novel stylo Of Campaigning whcn 70
followed by the Democratic Custom House o"co'' -
New-York The passenger is supposed to DO H. H.
ByrrIa Editor-iaChief Of "Thc Chronicle IcepaVh
who .s Just returned from Europe on tao s'causA'p
mentioned The passenger says:
The present Administration, With an object In view '
h very apparent is enforcing tariff laws By stretching
them as was never under any previous AonihS
traton The passengers compelled IN nave c'crJ
thing they carried with hom mnuicly examined casi"E
much delay. This not all that was annoying i!
were asked questions political effect which they "cio
expected to answer. u evident that the prescn'
Administration was rigliy enforcing scheme unhor '
plea that IL the law ~ was trick OF the iAspcc0'9
who exceedingly polite, however as inc nsssaso
was being examined, saying, I'VE are sorry out "'.
law compes US to cause this delay by the examining Oh
baggage What do you think Of this protective system
Many OF the passengers were asked this question nnmrc
OF times was asked by Inspectors IL was apphr
ent to all the better OF passengers that IL was al
Administration scheme Try and create sentiheh'
against protective tariff but the general feeling among
them was that OF disgust crossed tho ocean ss'crS
times under Republican Administrations On all occa'
ons the law observed but not so as TO cause 80 uch
trouble as passengers are now experiencing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
A Hint 10 Puny People.

From their arrival on this planet to their usually early
departure nom It, people Of weak constitutions and angular
physiaues pass sor, OF half existence Like dormiee
burow in their home retreats afraid OF heat afraid
cod constantly afraid that the shadow OF the drcaa
reaper viii msteallre and exact the forfeit which no
demands from all. later No nner medicinal
OF comparative vgor for the feeble exists 'han
that afforded by Hosteters Stomach BittcrS Used Win
pcrsisence-no with spurts and spasms-his genial ana
professionally commended tonic Will do much toward III
fusing strength into q puny system and rounding on
scawny angles in the human figure. Appetite nerve
tranquility and nightly repose are ss2raged BY H. ana
. malariai rheumatic. bilious tenusnes overcome ~
reestsblishos digestion and prevents kIdne srosoasA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES CHOSEN.
Fortunate Father and Son,

am an certain now live says Mr.. c. Z. Dartholo
new Kakaska, Mich that Dr. David Kcnnedy's Ia
vorite Remedy, Of Rondout NJ Y, saved my life when
was victim OF that terrible disordeiBrghrs Disease
Ny son had fever his leg; he too used Fa-
yorils Remedy and Is now well but for tho medicine
both father aud would have been six feet under the
sod II your druggist does Keep the medicine, adj
dress the proprietor Rondout. N. Y Price 81 Tor s5
nm. H. KENsEDY's FAvOkITE REMEDY.
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that no intended to scrutipize tho lists presented By
the uoc leaders this year, and " possible prevent
tho appointments OF any incompetent inspectors Of
eierticn Men who have served inteiEgcnty and
faithfully in past years viii be preferred 1t Is not
likely that any inspectors VIII be appointed until next
week
JOINING TIE REPUBLICANS in lLLINols
Monticello, Sept. II tspccnD.-fncro comes CON
GrmatIon OF largo Republican gains from al pa t.
OF Illinois At Alton, In one factory. thcsc Is gain
OF sixty. At Springfield, the homo Of Abraham
Lincoln. and also the homo Of General Palmer
Democratic candidate for Governor, there HIS boon
gain OF $50. At mary other points IN Illinois,
many have loft the old party OF FREQ trade and
united with those WHO believe in protection n
American Industry Many former Prohiol1oni,ts
will vote for General HARRISON declaring hm 10 D,
the embodiment OF good government and temperance
DEMOCRATS AND WATER NEVER AGREE,
It wet night about Cooper Institute ms, evening
and the promised great Democratic rally melted away
The meeting postponed until Thursday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18

but that was afterwafd changed to one per cehs %
mans salary 1t was thcn discovered that the am0."s
realized by this plan would he sufficient anu ''
assessment has been finally nxed at $40 each any ea
ploye who fails 70 pay will not remain long IN me
NJ this reform Administration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
TRUTH ENFORCED WITH HUMOR
AN AMUSING TRANSPARENCY TO BE RAISED TIC
nay IN BROADWAY

An amusing and instructive transparency, covered
all over with political truths in the shape Of cartoons.
extracts from speeches by prominent men and admoni-
tons TO the voter Will be erected at No. b Broadway
to-day by the Workingmcns Protective Tariff Assocla-
ton Of the LIST Assembly District Itwont be at all
pleasant the friends OF President Cleveland and Mr.
Mills but 1t tells in a pointed way what the result Of
free trade would be- and makes plain the feeling Of the
wOrklpgmen on the question. The central picture
depicts the President nfe-sizc Offering 'longshorc-
man one of DR.. r. O. Millss free-rade pills. from
box bearing the stamp of the Golden Club. He
"swaow this my good fellow 1t will do your
stomach good you'll get 90 cents day. But the
healthy, welLfed aborer refuses II, saying: "Oh,
Mr. President, that's of DIR. Mls's frce-trade
bilious pills" And his companions SHOUT In chorus:
"we're taking ambitious Harrison and Morton pro
lection pills 1t won't go down.
Another workingman. wearing protection belt. and
bearing TIE American nag. stands The shore Weld
card bearing the emblem Of free trade from Europe
On side Of this is a welcxecutod portrait Of Ger
e;al HARRISON and the names Of The Republican cand
dates. On the other side Uncle Sam stands on q .
cabin, waving broom marked Hurrah for liar
rison, Protection and clean sweep The cartoon
was designed and executed BY J. c. Decker
BROoKLYN's MAYOR sTUDIoUsLY sNUDBED
Another snub has been administered by the Demo
cratic powers In Brooklyn TO Mayor Chaplin. He
first censured by the General Committee for ignoring
Democrats and appointing Republican assessors. Now
he has boon ignored IN regard 10 The opcnln- mass
Meeting Of the campaign In the Academy Of Music this
evening 1t has been customary to ask the Mayor 10
the presiding officer at the big meetings and II
Is understood that Mayor Chaplin far as sig
Nifty his willingness to servo oDigh but the snub
direct given him, and City Works Commissioner
John p. Adams, chairman Of the Democratic General
Committee, Will preside.
The Mayors has also been left of the list of
yce- presidents of the meeting In order 10 smooth
he ma fero ve he IF for Icpo
where his wife is staying Saturday. and be Is not
expected TO return until the end Of the week. secre-
tary Furey, OF the campaign committee. the mouth
piece of Boss Mclaughlin. said yesterday: "The
Mayor may be asked to preside at later mccings.n
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES CHOSEN.
Lytueton GARRISON presided At the meeting OF tho
League Of Young Mems Democratic CLUBS. OF the Hoffman
House. last evening. The following delegates and alter.
mates were elected the State Convention be held
Troy on September % Delegates j. Rockwell Fay. John
H. V. Arnold. j. Hampton Robb. I. " S. oliver. r.
Klngsbury Curtis aternates. Adoph Sanger DIR. A NJ
Jacobs w. II. o'Dwyer II. S. Weeks w. IT. Turrcl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
CALLERS on MIR. MILLER.

There were many callers on Warner Miller after he
arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel from the West yes
terday morning. Mr. Miller kept quietly IN his room
most Of the day. resting from his journey. lie was
in excellent health and spirits, and the Republicans OF
this city who fortunate enough 10 hear him to-
night Cooper Union will receive treat, as those
who heard him in Brooklyn last night did All the ar
rangemcnts have been completed, and the meeting.
clear or rainy, will undoubtedly be a success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18

A. an expression almost every a heard his father
- for bombasc self.dustion But The boy q tbe
you were ov attack o. apple stomach ache
had stks eaiomel sad aap bus am treated TO Dr.
forooe Pleasant Psots sugarcoatet aud just
ehocslae earanes elue ass ana cas- Tor OIL
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IMPARTs NEW ENERGY TO THE BRAIN.
giving the feeling and Of increased Intellectual
power
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THEY DO NOT LIKE THE STARS AND STRIPS
frY rKLEoEAPI TO TIE TRIBUNE J

Richmond, Va. Sept II (specaD. Some time last
night the Harrison and Morton campaign flag stretched
from the Republican headquarters across Broad-st
was cut down by some mlscrcant and found on
the street this morning. Tho indignation Of the ise-
puhlcans at the outrage Is great The City Justice
will do AL h. 10 find ot who committed the deed
II Is agreed among Republicans that this act Is
offered a. insult to the American flag In tho
capital Of the lato Confcdcracy.
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CONTRIBUTIONS FROM POST OFFICE MEN
Voluntary contributions solicited from tho ettor
carriers and other employees In the Jersey City post
Office At fret It decided that each onploye should
contribute o. without regard the amount OF his salary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18

SOUND ADVICE FROM THE REPUBLICAN CLUB.
The Republican Club Of New-York met last night.
and after the usual business OF the meeting James s.
ehmaler secretary OF the State League. introduced
resolution which unanimously adopted, congratulatng
the Republicans OF Maine the great victory that they
have over the Of that State The resolu
ton p,ys proper tribute to James g. Blaine for the IN
nuence excrted by him IN the election 1t further adj
yises Republicans rest the honors already
I'm oregon. Vermont and Maine. but TO continue their
work. be vgIlant and watehfu and not until
polls closed in November and victory Is assured
Mahon Chance short OF his travels through
the West and made easy the minds Of those who have
heard from Democratic sources that some OF TIE Northern
and Western States would go against protection.
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM POST OFFICE MEN.
Voluntary contributions are solicited from tho letter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18

DRY. GOODS MEN TO RAISE BANNER TO-DAY.
The Wholesale Dry Goods Harrison and Morton Club
propose raising their club banner today at p. m.
at Broadway and LeoEardst., at which time meeting
will 10 held which VIII be addressed by prominent
speakers The following are expected to be present:
Levi p Morton, ex-senator Warner Miller, ChaBncey
NJ Depow : V. II. Cruger, Congressman Thomas Il.
Reed of Mainc Congress snan 5. " White, r. +.
Frazer, Of Detroit; General swift, Of Boston, and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19

teen built, Folescm and Clayton. The
FOR ner promises 10 BE- quite tourist and
health resort.
GE,st Of the New MeXlcs1 stste line, Il
the Psnhaudle of Texss, and from there
TO Fort Worth,s constant e 3U OF emigra
don in f wing in, in spite OF yellow ve'
talk, election season. and the prtj ldics
Existing Eg.inst Texas in general by
those VINO know nothing Of the country
Wilbsrgar county has doubled lis populA'
lion in eight months, W!chl!s county has
ADDED g. lexst one-tbiri to It's population,
3nd the counties above WiloaEger nav
dSd great augmentation to their people
Potter county, which had Sbou5 ten voters
war ggo, cast ITO votes ct tie last cleo
Lion, and thai represented only sbou'
ona fourth Of the population there tnE'
had gained q residence.
"Coloni 8 have located ST Hartley,
Salisbury, low. PARK, Chillicctne, Hell
rle.ss and other points along the route
from Iowa, k,psas, Nebraska snd Il
uctg, and a. least twenty more are II
progress CT organ ltion which will ma
9erial,z, during the coming winter. The
country Is attracting the Dunksrds Of
Olio and Illinois and the Scandinavian
RELIGIOUS bodies as an excellent p.ace for
their people to go, and The prospect now
is that bsf0Ze two years roll round tht
country from Fort Worth up to the RitoD
range will be filed with q fl 81 class popu-
istion.
1.-THE upper psrt OF this section is prov
ing to be great Wnest section, ana LIE"
az it is, Wilbsrger county this year took
first premiums on wheat, oats and millet
seed, and second premium on wheat, ct
the Tezss fair, where $500 000 people
nere n competition TIE Il wer part Of
the Panhandle country is equally as Vslu-
able for fruits and vegetables as the
northern part Is for wheat and small
grains. as this country depends on Den
YER and the mountains for co.l. stone and
s market for its early fruit and vegetables
Denver cSn not but have great interest
IL It's growth ard development"