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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-07-10
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Seryian Queen Announces that She VIII
Defend Herself A gains Iniustice.

Defend Herself A gainst Irjustice.
LONDON. July 9.-The Pail Mall Gazette pub
fishes . number of kilograms which have passed
between Queen Natalie, of Servia, and the lay
and ecclesiastical authorities Of the Holy Synod
in relation to the trouble between herself and
King Milan. In her dispatches Queen Natalie
charges that the synod is conspiring with King
Milan to perpetraie q cruel injustice against an
innocent woman. Queen Natalies last dispatch
was addressed to the metropolitan Of the Holy
Synod. In il she declared that the synod was
not qualified to concern itself in the question Of
o divorce between herself aud her husband. A
divorce granted by the synod would. under the
circumstances of the case. be contrary to the
laws OF Ssrvia, and the Queen declared that che
would enereetically protest against tho iuicuity
and illssality Of such divorce II granted by the
synod.
The Princess Massura, the aunt Of Queen
Natalie. has left Belgrade foE Frankfort. with
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the intention Of placing the Queen and her son
under the protection of the Russian consul


LONDON. July 9-Sir Morell Mackenzie has
arrived in London from his tour through
Switzerland. In an interview to-day the
physician denounced as lies tas interviews al
legged to isve been granted BY him while in
Paris. In these he WAS made to say that be
concealed the fact that Emperor Fredericks
disease was OF an incurable nature in order that
he might succeed to the German throne. DIR.
Mackenzie says that he has not talked to re-
porter since he left Berlin. and he intended to
maintain the strictsst silence henceforth in re-
gard to Emperor Fredericks illness and Ger
man politics After resting, the Doctor said
that he would prepare his professional report Of
the late Kaiser's case.
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TIL. Recent Meeting of Irish Bishops.

ROME, July 9.-Ths recent meeting of Irish
bishops, which seemed to reopen questions
closed by the papal rescript, surprised and dis
pleased the Vatican. Archbishop Walsh,
Of Dublin, has forwarded to Cardinal SINE
oni q report stating that in their double
capacity Of priests and citizens. the Irish
ures that might prevent an extension Of exist
ing evils. Mgr. Persico reports that although
the bishops were too considerable. they were i'm
PEELED by desire to improve the situation. The
pope has decided to take no further active steps
at present.
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WHEN INDICATIONS.
TUESDAY-Wamer; local rains, followed
by fair weather this afternoon.
ALWAYS THERE

The toadstool is perhaps the orig
inal model of the Umbrella By
its shape it showed man how it
would shed water, and springing up
just after a rain suggested to him
what its shape might be applied to.
But it really isn't known how or
when the Umbrella originated, and
it isn't cared. What you want to
know is where to get it best and
cheapest.
This place-where you can get a
Gloria Silk article, gold cap, for
$1.50-has no toadstool growth
about it. 1t is a concern of years
of nurture and flouriSheS' In the
confidence of the people.
The same concern supplies you
Rubber Goods for wet weather,
thin goods for hot weather, and
cheap goods for all weathers. 1t is
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

ing Senator. and his services In the Senate
were conspicuous for shs ability manifested
In handling the subjects committed to his care
He 10 faithful friend. good neiehpor and .
model citizen. He will make q splendid Presi-
dent, and his name and fame will stand along
side Of the great men who have preceded him in
that exalted place; and none OF them will have
q surer place 10 the hearts of their countrymen
than he will make for himself after We have
seated him in the executive chair
Taken rs Q whole, the ratification WAS pro-
nounced success General Harrison can count
on six thousand votes from Allen county.
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Marder Near Hardy,,l,e. XIV

LOUISVILLE, KY. July 9.-Nsar Hardy Vile
KY, Elias Franklin today shot and killed
James Il, Beck They were farmers working
IN the same farm. Beck was unmarried. and
Franklin accused him OF criminal intimacy with
hrs- Franklin. Mrs. Franklin left home a few
lays ago, and Franklin heard to-day she would
,ot return. He took his enn. and going 20 the
ield where Beck Was at work. upbrAided him
BeApon and fred
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The Emperor OF Germany and the Gar.

The Emperor of Germany and the Gear.
BERLIN, July 9.-As the meeting of the two
Emperors the Gar. on board the yacht, Derjava,
escorted by two men-of-war, will meet the Ger
man squadron. The Emperor William will then
go aboard the yacht, and the two squsdrons sail
for Cronstadt where the sovereicns will land
with military honors. After the official recep-
ton they will start for Peterhoff, with Count
Herbert Bismarck in the company OF Emperor
William. and II. De Gisrs in the company Of
the Car
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Fourth Congressional District.

eressional district. to select candidate for Rep
resentative in Congress. will be held at Law
rencsburg, Wednesday, July Is, at l o'clock p.
NJ The counties comprising the district will be
entitled to delegate votes in tbs convention az
follows Dearborn. u; Decatur, II; Franklin.
z; jefferson, Is; Ohio. 3; Ripley, III; Switzer-
land, s; Union, 5. making total of seventy
three delegates
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Alexander,s Narrow Escape.

DARMsTADT. July Gas Prince Alexander, OF
Battsnburg, late ruler of Bulgaris. was driving
from Hsilegenberg into the Stattback valley.
yesterday. his horse SHE'D and the carriage was
hurled from the road down the side of the mount
ain. Prince Alexander was thrown out and fell
distance of forty feet, when he srasped some
shrubs and by their aid escaped with slight in
juries. The horse was terribly mangled and
killed, and the carriage was dashed to pieces
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Not Editor Cowl..

LocKPoRr, n. Y, July 9-Mr. Edwin Cowles,
editor Of the Cleveland Leader, Is still 10 Eu.
rope, and has recovered his health. A dispatch
which has been given some circulation, stating
that he was attacked with hemorrhage ct Lock-
port. n. Y. 10 entirely without foundation. II
Is Eugene II. Cowlss. son Of Editor Cowles, who
Is sick here. but he 10 improving. and win 60
West In . few days.
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J.y GouId's Health.

NEW YORK. July e.-Rumors that Jay Gould
Eas very III were again circulated to-day. Mr..
Gould has not been at bis Office since returning
from his Western "trip. Such absence Is an
usual shing for Mr.. Gould. bat his family deny
thai be v IL
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BERLIN, July 9.-Sevsral deputations have
wfited upon the stalhalter at Strasbure and noti-
isd him to modify the passport regulations, on
the ground that the present system is injur.ng
trade. Many petitions on the same subject have
been forwarded to Emperor William. and it 10
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LONDON, July 9.-The town Of Berbsra, in
Somahland. has been burned to the ground.
Forty persons, mostly children. invalids and
cripples, persisted.
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A Surprise Co Eastern Engineers.

New FORK, July "a meeting OF division
los OF the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
was held yesterday. Mech less than twenty
members were present The usual attendance
averages nearly ZOO From several members
who are employed on various railroads running
into this city 1t was learned that after routine
business had been disposed OF, the general stu
alton IN regard to the Chicago. Burlington u
Q uincy strike was Informally discussed, but no
measures were proposed or suggested relating
10 the future action OF the brotherhood IN ex-
tending further AID TO the strikers. The last
assessment of % per head. which was levied
few days ago, was enforced however Several
Members of the brotherhood who were seen by
a Tribune reporter at the railroad stations In
the city, generally expressed opinions which
showed that the members In the East are dis
ccuraged by the disclosures made last week In
the alleged dynamite plot to wreck trains and
property on the Chicago, Burlington Quincy.
ihey VIII not coun:enance the use Of any violent
or unjust means TO attain the ends for which
the strike was begun. 1t was stated that the
disclosures referred 20 were q complete surprise
20 the men here, and the belief Was expressed
that when the full details are made public il
viii DO found that the whole AFFAIR " consplr-
acy sgainst she Brothsrhood.
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THE ALLEGED DYNAMITERS.

Another Arrest at Aurora, Which Is Said to
Complete the List of suspects"
CHICAGO, July 9-Another arrest was made
in connection with the Burlington's alleged dy-
Mantle plot to-day. This morning United States
Marshal Marsh, with deputy and two detect
ives. went to Aurora and arrested George Good
ing. q striking engineer. This man has worksd
for the Burlington road in various. capacities for
seventeen years. and is q highly respected citi-
zen of Aurora. He was brought to Chicago on
special train this evening and taken to the
marshal's private Office where he was exam
ined for an hour by Marshal Marsh and the
Burlington attorneys. After this Gooding. was
taken before United States Commissioner Hoyns
and held in So, 900 for examination with the
other prisoners. on the charge of aiding in the
TRANSPORTATION of high explosives contrary to the
federal laws. Not being able TO secure bonds
declared his innocence Of cornplicity in any plot
None Of the officials present at the examination
would say what the nature OF Gooding's state.
ment was, but Marshal Marsh said this arrest
completed the present case. and that no more
warrants ara out In connection with IL.
General Manager Stone had nothing new to
say, to-day. except that he would make good all
his charges at the proper tims.
Chairman Hogs still desires the Burlington
officials 70 prove that he issued any circular in
citing the strikers TO criminal acts, or that the
Brotherhood is in any way responsible for any
attacks upon the companys property and en-
ployes.
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MODEL
TRAVELLERS INDEX.
KANKAKEE T INE
TRIG FOIIR Kali Waxl

OLD POINT COMFORT VA, AS COMPARED TO
NIAGARA FALLS.
In little while the lines leading TO Niagara Falls
viii be asking for patrons for trip to the falls at
cheap rate.
From Indianapolis to Niagara Falls is 500
miles En- route there Is absolutely nothing OF inter-
est-farms, villages and towns. All Of this weary
ride 10 taken only the falls and return, the
same weary, monotonous ride.
To Old Point Comfort Ii 500 miles. How different
the "trip The Blue grass regions of Kentucky famous
the world for beauty and fertility At Charles
ton. w. Va. on the pretty Kanawha river you enter
the mountains; mp its banks you glide to Kanswha
Falls. Here you dive into New River Canyon, and
from thence up, over and down the Allegheneys
through the most grand and picturesque scenery of
this continent Passing scores of summer and health
resorts, mp again mount the Blue Ridge, through
city filed with historic interest; down the Peninsula
through the battle-felds of the Wilderness to Old
Point Comfort Here have the b-oad Atlantic,
Fortress Monroe, where JEFF Davis confined after
his capture; Hampton Roads. where the Merrimac
and Monitor fought the famous naval battle of
the war; Norfolk navy yard. Here you have boating
fishing. sea bathing at the smallest cost. You can
take boat to Washington, D. c. ocean steamer to
New York or Boston.
From Clifton Forge, for few dollars, you can visit
the greatest and grandest national wonder, Natural
Bridge.
From Wyansboro Junction Va, you can visit cav.
ems or Luray, surprising in extent andlbeauty the
Nam moth Cave of kentucky. This route is cooler
than that to the falls, because it the higher
attitudes. Compare the trips and If you Ike the
TO Old Point Comfort and the ocean, come and see
Us at corner Of Washington and Meridian streets.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-21
The 0liVer-Finnie Grocer Co.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
MISFORTUNE.
ro.,.,.ued from Fir., Page.

mental or spiritual Improvement the great
duties OF life cross the field like strong
rcapers aud carry of all the hours, and
there is only here and there fragment
left that IL not worth cleaning. An, my
friends, you could 90 into the busiest day,
and busiest week Of your life and md
golden opportunities which, gathered,
might at least make whole sheai for the
Lords garner. II is the stray opportunl'
tics and the stray privileges which, taken
up and bound together and beaten out,
will at lac, ill you with Astounding Joy.
There are a lew moments left worth the
cleaning. Now, Ruth, TO the field May
each ono have measure full and running
over oh, you cleaners, 10 the field And
II there be in your household an aged one
or sick relative that is not strong enough
10 come forth and toll in this field, then
let Ruth take home 10 feeble Naomi this
sheaf Of cleaning "Iic that goeth forth
and~rcepeth, bearing precious seed, shall
dou less come again with rejoicing bring
ing his sheaves with him" May the Lord
God Of Ruth and Naomi be our portion
forever
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DID HHQ0 THE DEED?
A NEGRO SUSPECTED OF A FOUL
CRIME UPON A MISSING CHILD.
An Almost Incredible Story of Inhu.
mainly. Yet Every Circumstance
Leads Toward Its verification--on-
GERS Searching for the Infant

There is brutal looking young negro in
cell at the police station, against whom
the officers have every suspicion that he
was yesterday the pcrpctrator OF foul and
most inhuman crime. About . o'clock
yesterday morning Fred. Jones and his
wife, colored, who live on Sycamore street
beyond the gas-works, missed their little
three -year-old daughter, and started out to
look for her They had not gone very far
before they learned from several persons
that they had seen the child an hour be.
fore going down the street with Henry
Ivy, a young negro who STAYS in the same
tenement with Jones. The parents fears
were at once excited, for on a former occa-
sion the mother had suddenly come upon
Ivy when he was tampering with the
child. They made It point TO find Officer
Sherrell, who patrols that beat, and inform
him of the child being lost, and also their
apprehension for her safety while in the
company of Ivy. Shcrroll also engaged in
the search for the child, but without sue.
cess.
Along in the early part Of the afternoon
while patroling another portion OF his beat
he came up with Ivy, who was apparently
quite drunk. lie put the negro under ar
rest and demanded TO know the where.
abouts of the child. Ivy at first feigned
ignorance OF any knowledge of the lost
child, but finally admitted that she had fol-
lowed him away from the house that morn.
ing, that he was drinking and paid but little
attention to her until lac had gone quite Il
distance to Fort Pickering, where he was
going to see his father, and that rather
than turn back he permitted the child TO
90 on with him down TO Fort Pickering
and he had left her there playing with
some children on the street, but the exact
street or locality on It he could not tell
In connection with this unsatisfactory
statement the officer investigated and
found that lvy's father does not live in
Fort Pickering at all, and, while he failed
10 locate the father, he found that the
prisoners mother lives with him ON Syca.
more street. Ivy was seen 10y several other
negroes coming from the direction OF Wolf
river and that too, short while before
the officer took him in charge.
Chief Davis WAS apprchcnsivc that the
beastly wretch had taken the child down
10 the river bank, there accomplished his
foul purpose. and fearing detection after
ward threw her mutilatcd form into the
muddy stream. At all events the child
has not vet been found and the last time
she was seen w,s m the company Of Ivy.
| s+ -
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The Illinois Central railroad viii run
special trains 10 Sardis, Miss, and return
same day. on Tuesday and "Wednesday,
May % and %, leaving Memphis at 9JO
o'clock am; returning, will arrive ut
Memphis not later than $50 O'Clock I. m,
affording an opportunity for everybody 70
attend the spring meeting OF the Pamela
County Agricultural association; adelight'
iul excursion and day for ladies and chill
dren in one Of the most pleasant towns adj
jaccnt TO Memphis. Tickets : each .ioi
the round trip. On sale at No. 3l2 Main
street and at depot
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THE POLICY PAYS.
An Honest Business on q Cash Basis
Proves Profitable.

There Is one firm In Memphis that can
point with Just pride 10 the fruits OF a
long and upright business career, based
upon cash principles and narrow margins.
That firm is NJ. Gavin 4 Co, 2J2 aud "a
Front street, wholesale grocers, cotton FAC
tons and commission merchants. IL Is com
posed Of sterling business men, who have
spent most Of their lives In the city, and
occupy their present eminent rank In the
mercantile world by pluck, perseverance
and straightforward business principles
alone. One Of the secrets Of their pros
pcrity and universal popularity Is the
straightforward methods prevailing In
their mammoth establishment, together
with the correct policy Of cash in purchases
and sales, thus sharing the profits at both
ends with their thousands Of customers,
The house is an imperishable monument
20 Memphis enterprise, aud ~ such may y
continue 10 grow In favor and greatness.
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STAGES OF THE RIVERS.
No Pears OF q Flood on the Lower
lH Mississippi.

The gauge at this point measures p feet,
t. rise al 3tenths since last report. The
6rpcr streams continue 10 rise rapidly
with no prospects Of an abatement soon:
At Piitsburg the Ohio nyer rose ies'
during the q hours ending at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. The leyecs both
above and below here are In splendid
condition and can stand more water than
ever before. 49,,
For the "a hours ending at O'Clock yes
,erday afternoon the river gauges at the
POINTS named below read as follows
Piitsburg--2 feet i-,enth. rise Of 4 feet
l.tcnth.
Cincinnati--lbic feet, a decline OF 2-tenths'
Iouisyille-7 feet 2-tenths, stationary.
Cairo q feet. a rise Of 5-tenths,
Nasbyille-3 feet S-tenths, q rise oil l.
tenth.
Chattanooga feet, q rise Of 2-tenths.
81. Louis 90 feet e-tenths, decline ol
I.,enih.
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W. II. Rcyels, NJ. d., OF Baltimore, Md
SAYS 'Ihave been In the practice OF medi'
cine for over eighteen years, but never have
/ seen the equal Of Hodges sarsapariila. II
has worked miracles here In curing rheuna'
tism aud scrofula. Have almost come 70 the
conclusion that cannot practice without
H." Rangum Root Medicine Co.. Manu-
farturers, Nashville, Tenn. 800 per bottle
Sold Al Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street
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Don PALAcr wanls money.

TAKE the Iron Mountain route from
Memphis 10 Little Rock, Hot Springs,
and all points In Arkansas. and Texas.
Two trains daily each way, leaving Mem
phis nj G o'clock am. and ll:l5 o'clock
pm. sleeper Is ready for occupancy At
D O'Clock pm. Depot, Tennessee and Cal
boun streets. II. u. wnsos,
Passenger and Ticket Agent
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N. orr. FUNERAL SorIcK.

nj cer and neml,crs 81 this Lodge aw Ka3
ordered 10 assemble ~ their Castle Hall 80
No. Ns Main street, this MONDAY alter NIX
sggr~s 4 attending The funeral Of our -
late brother, Thomas orinln =, .,.ovcc
~ order join V. bANAehs " "
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-21

TINS Is the day Of the IIarugar Volks'
fest. II will take place at Estiyal park.
Send your children 10 Court square at
O'Clock pm. They will be treated " a
nde on the cars.
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JErPALAcE wants money.


From the famous waukesha springs will
be served free 10 all guests during the
susmcr at FLoYD 4 MooSEY's,
25D and 2si Main street.
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DIED.

oRfFFIN-THoA onirur. IN the hlnI seventh
year of his age Nay -. isss, 81 I'D o'clock pm.
Tho funeral will take place today thoNDAll
from the residence Of n. Grimm. No. "a john.pn
avenue at 2 O'Clock pm. Friends Of the family
invited " aticud
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Served 10 all guests free Of charge during
the summer months at
FloYD& MooSKY's,
27g and 2sl Main street.
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Will be found an excellent remedy for
,lck headache Carter's Little Liver pills.
Thousands Of letters from people. who have
used them prove this fact Try them.
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Frnsr-cLAs table board at fran.iola's,
on Front street, opposite custom, mouse.
Tho table Ia supplied with the cno,cssI
food the markets Afford ana eareiui'y
served. Regular meals 20 cents
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-21

To New Orleans, vicksburg.. Baton
Rouge, jacksonville, Little Rock, lex
srkais,, Dallas, Fort Worth, birmingham,
Atlanta, Chicago, - Paul, and many
other points. l. sAnklsoN q 20,
Members American Ticket Brokers Asso-
citation, No. $40 Main street
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Q o % oooooo oooo Q o o
C0NAWAYS
SPECIAL.

We dcslrt 20 call the immediate a,ien-
tlon Of COTTON FACTORS 10 the EX-
TRAoRDINARN CHANCE We TODAY
oiIer them TO bay at a SACRIFICE the
best piece Of gnound now ON the market
for Cotton Shed or Warehouse purposes.
This ground IL located Just ONE MILE
FROM COURT SQUARE, has a street
frontage Of about 100 feet on Linden and
Spring streets and O9i feet frontage on
the Memphis A Charleston railroad. IL
Is about 500 feet south Of Bcale street
(paycd), aud has two Brown and Myrtle
strcets) outlets 10 Bcale street Both
Linden and Spring streets at this point
belong To this land. and can be closed or
opened at option Of the owner II Is alb
solutcly necessary that We sell at once.
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jan PALACE public sale.


That Of serving waukesha water free TO
All guests. A car load was received yes
tcrday as hrst installment at
FLoYD q MooSEY's,
27D and PSI Main street
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The peculiar purifying aud building up
powers of Hoods SarsnImriln mako u the
very hest medicine to take nt this season,
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R,.. yx.sehe.. Ete.
Jr PALACE public sale.

Al your own prices at Muliord's auction
sala
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Jrr PALACE wants money.
Asss.a n.If.ra,. Arctic.

This weck-Fine Clocks, silvcrware,
Watches, ETC., ut your own bidding.