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Fatal Boae-Racins Accident.

LONDON, Feb. 25.-An extraordinary accident oc-
CURED during the college boat at Cambridge,
yesterday. A neck-and-neck squirt rowsd for
short time between the boats of Clare and Queens
colleges. Glare fouled Queens accidentally, and to
clear herself eased up near the bank of the river.
Trinity Halls boat was following close behind and
ran into Glare she eesed up. The prov of Trinity
Halls boat struck Edward Campbell, No. a, in the
Clare boat breaking several of his ribs and bursting
his heart. Campbell fell dead in the boat and tho
RACES were immediately stoppe ed
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Bulgaria VIII Fight.


Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LONDON. Feb. 25.-The continental press
teens with comment upon Russia's attitude
toward Bulgaria. which the Vienna newspapers
regard as an undisguised mediation to the ire
sponsible portion of the Bulgarian people to be-
gin campaign of. conspiracy with the object
of organized rebellion against the present doubt
fully legal government Pursuing this line of
argument, the most influential journals of the
Austrian capital assert that the clumsy appeal
to the people of Bulgaria to precipitate insur-
recsion conveyed by the Russian statement of
any honest Bulgarian. and can possibly
affect only the worthless men who
will espouse any cause for gain and actuatee by
the same motives, desert it At any moment to
take advantage of a more promising cause. Fri
tation caused by what is regarded as Austrias
stubborness is increasing in st. Petersburg,
where it is asserted that Austria is the only
power opposed to the settlement of the Bulgar-
ian question upon lines entirely acceptable to
Russia This belief, by the way, IL not confined
to the Russian capital, but is almost general in
England and rapidly spreading in other coun-
tries. where the conviction obtains that if Aus
tra would assent TO the proposal of Russia the
other powers would not oppose the settlement
thus reached. pretty definite idea of the
prevailing sentiment in Russia may be gathered
from the remark of the Noros Vremya. which
says: IF Austria continues her Opposition to o
final settlement of the Bulgarian matter, her
position must DO accepted evidence that she
wishes to fight" Telegrams from Sofia, how
ever, indicate the existence of anxiety over the
and denote that tho Bulgarian govern
ment is determined to reject every proposal
made by Russia. or any other mower, I'M oppos-
ton to the existing state of.things even though
the powars may DO unanimous IN supporting
such PROPOSAL. In other words. the government
OF the Coburg prince intend to die game
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Depreciation OF Russian Paper Money

BERLIN, Feb. 25.-Ths depreciation in Russian
paper roubes is absorbing the interest in financial
circles. They closed to-day al 168. Many private
families whose whole fortunes invested in Russian
securities in state of great anxiety. The best
financial houses view the SITUATION with sericuz mis-
gvings. An srticle in the Kreuz Zetung shows that
at the end OF the Turco-Russan rouble
ailoted at 49, then thought to be extremely low
fyure; in October last when the bourse pancky,
wing the Cars abandoning his visit. the quotation
stood at 1928; at the end of January it had fallen
III and since that time has continued to decline
Bankers that the decline is duo the growth of
distrust in the Russian financial position. combined
with constant sales of notes under order from st.
Petersburg The failure of the St. Petersburg bank
ing firm of Feheisen helped to accentuate the decline.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

The Second Disaster on the Yellow River
Desritution Along the Great Stream.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 25.-Chinese papers re-
ceived by the steamer San Pablo give q few ad-
ditiona details of the second disaster on the
Yellow river, which occurred Dec 4, and re-
suited in the drowning of three mandarins and
four thousand Chinese laborsrs. The men were
at work at the time repairing the damage
caused by the previous foods. Two thousand
bamboo RATS had beer laden with stones in
order to form breakwater, but the RATS with
all the workmen upon them, were engulfed as
as they reached the middle of the river.
Great suffering is reported from the flooded
districts Cold weather came o. and the whole
country was soon flooded. making it impossible
for boats to reach the villages In all the large
cities huts have been erected by the authorities
for the accommodation of the sufferers. Be-
tween thirty and forty thousand are being thus
housed and fed in the city of the Chochiakin.
The whole country is sad spectacle, and
stories of suffering and restitution come from
every direction. 1t is estimated that twenty
thousands stacks Of millet stalks will be needed
to stop the great gap. each stack requiring fifty
large carts to bring it to the spot So far the
utmost exertions have not succeeded in collect
ing more than thirty sacks day. Eight million
teels have already been expended on repairs.
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WaIes's NarrIaSeaDI0 OHuRutefS.
5ecis1 to the Indianapolis Journss
LONDON, Feb. 25.-Ths daughters of the Prince of
Wales of manageable age and the question is
of parliamentary provision. There some who
think the had better be settled without delay
while others in favor of allowing it to wait until
there is matrimonial engagement. and insisting
that the matter be brought before the House of Com
in the usual form of message from the
Mr. Gladstone, who is thoroughly versed in all
tons of ROYALTY procedure is understood hold that
select committee should be appointed to
slider recommendations to Parliament with regard
what he has termed secondary provisions for members
of the royal family and the government has accepted
this policy in prime iple. 1t is likely that Parlia
mont will consent to make provision for the young
of the Prince of Wales, that this viii be done
without prospective reference to the settlement
of the civil list
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nay Die elesantefien glnstise nod
WsaB bel paneoait 6 Ssbn.
wer lit Tra,a @tnslo,p 2.

Da bieie Trase oft seitellt wir6, wouea
mir einfad iasen, baB fe cine Dome 1T
bic es 1td felt 40 Sabren our sufsabe maas
te, Trauenfranfbeiten, bauptii9lid aber
9inberfranfbeiten gu itubiren. sic Bat
bic 3pnititution unb bic Beburfni1e bieier
3ahlreiden 8laHen belonbsrs 'sepraft unb
ais 8eiultat praftilder Senntnife urb
@rfabruns, welde fe i'm 2auie zines Mens
idenalter8 ais aranfenpfleserin unb Gr3t
seiammielt, bat fe ben SScthins Shrup
als beiOnberes Wittet fur 5abnenbe 3inber
3uiammenseiest. Diefe Mebiain BAT cine
ntasiide Birfuns = fe sibt Nube unb
@eiunbbeit unb erhdlt offenen Qeib. Sn
Tclse bieier Mebi5in 1T 6rau BinslOw
meltberahmt Sepcrben al8 Wohltbdterin
Der ainber. limb bic Sinber rerben srcB
unb banten ibr bufir. slud in bieies Stabt
bat fe bic ainber gu Dant perpfidtet.
@roBe Quantitaten bes Scotbins Shrup
werben bier tdslid perfauftunb perbraudt.
@ir slauben, Mrs. @inslow" bat fd
burd oieien Grtifel unferblid sema4t
unb mir inb ~iber3euSt, baB burd beniel'
Ben Gouienbe bon Sinberu S~erettet wurbeu
unb baB Milicnen benielben nod NIT
@rfcla aebrauden perben. Seine Wautter
Bat ibre pfidt 8etban, wenn fe ni1t
Wrs. DinslOm's SOctbins Sprup ans
wanbte. Yeriudt eS gue-3 abies giiitcr
Stem Ocrt. gu psrtaufen Bel allen
Drugsiften. = rs Gents bic Tlaide
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Wm. @Bhtna & sphu.

lniere 9auptnabrung TT unb bleibt
bas Gleif9, unb um iol9es frif9 unb
gut gu %erlangen, fantt man itnm6gli1
einen 3uberlditgeren Marft finben, aIs
ben BON Wm. Splitting & Sobn, go.
511 Nbe. s. Sic 9erren babem Dem
@ef6mad ibrer &unben &e9nung ges
tragen unb in ibrem gtabliHement eine
falte 2uftmaf9ine erri6tet, mel9e allen
Nnforberungen fir @rbaltung unb gnt=
f%ernuns i@dbli@er S~nsre6ienaen bss
Gleii@es entipri9t. Sic baben beftdns
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einer groBen
8orratb BON Maftbieb, aus pel6em
NUT bas 8eite fiir tire Gunoen getpablt
tDirb. Wer reel bebient iein mill, ber
beiu9e ben Martt, Mo. Sill
Wbenue s. 1,10t1i
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Die ,,8letdaefihter...

Dies 1T Der @eiamEtname, peIden infer
tupfertar6issr 8ruber, Der .eble @ilbe", Der
psi6en 8aGe seseben bat. Ser &autafer, OBJ
pobI I'M biele @ianeen belfarbiser, mug ba.
rum nidt bleid fein. @enn aber feline duBere
Saut bas persamentfarbene aolorit bat, unb
feline @anssn einsefalen iinb unb 70 ben Bran.
ael an aelunber &6rperfrdft aeigen. bann ber.
6ient er re@t pobl ben @amen vBIei6aefidt".
Diefe MsrfmaIe I'M @sfidt fouten cine aur NIT
SoHetter's Magenbitters ans Sers
lesen, einem anerfannten @ieberberfeIer
Idminbenber 8raft unb Grneuerer bon 8orper.
%fubfanS. Sc pirO ausf9lisbIid aus bota.
nif1sn Anelen geponnen - III rein unb pirt.
fam. Seine fraftisenbe @irfuns 10 prompt,
9rinbIid unb madt iid balb bcmcrfbar. Sam
fas @Ieide bon ben meifen 8sIebunssmitteln
gefagt perben? S9nerIi1. Somobl Der Np.
petit pie bas 8ermosen, i'm obne barauf fol-.
geube 8e1dmerben su befriebi9en, iperben bur1
OaFelbe erneusrt. unb es iibt sinen ipirfiamen
bsIebenben GinIuB auf bic asber unb Sin.
setpeioe aus. SO fdtlt bas Sbftem aesen
@lalaria nnb &beumatismus uno beilt Mer-
boiidt unb Nierenleiben.
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Cinderella SGmb Gtpre.
Ode Of.SonfonitraBe unb. Mbeuue C.
panitl Yanitl pamitl

Yanitl panifl panitl
Id- uniere ioeben i'm Often anges ga
tauften 8orrdtbe on S9uben unb
Stiefeln miifen in IA Sagen
perfauft tperben, uno fei
SeA- es unterm 3offenpreis! -esa
6olgenoe 8eiipiele bienen als Bepeis
unierer beilpiellos niebrigen preiie:
II peri9iebene @rten niebriger 9errens
f6ube gu 81. 40(En-gros 8reis 81 .75)
Sanbgendbte 9errenl6ube n@OngreB"
au $2.75 Cont ibli6er preis 81.
grtrafeine banbgendbte 9errnf9ube al
$3.50 (anbersmo gu $3.50 berfauft.)
2nabeni9ube IT,. 3n6pfhiefel gu $1.25
(En-gros preis $3.50.
@rtrafeine 2n6pffiefel fur 2naben 81
(Mertb $2.75).
9amen.p antoffeln Nr. SIS au nur
rs Gts. bas paar (Wertb $1).
Seine Mdb9eni6ube bon Slaces2eber
su 1ur Is Gents (gBertb 81.
3inberi9ube su 40, so unb 60 Gents,
bic anberspo go, IS Gents unb 81
foten.
8abp S9ube berf9iebener 9rt, bon
rs @ents an.
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6. S. Maaer.

POS Wes 60 mercefraBe
bdlt elm groBes unb iebr gepdbltes 2as
ger bon Sapeten, &pmIeaur,
8tlberrabmen unb 2eiten,
tnb ferner neben 3ei9nen>M faterialiett
aaer Dirt. Garben unb Mnfreis
der : so ateriaIien, beionbers
$ ammers fertig gemif9te
Garben, bic beften unb biligftem I'm
Warfte, bic unter boiler @aratttie per.
tauft merben. Sen t. unb SPITE
geIgIas unb anbere in biefes Sad
f9lagenbe Irtifel; morin Serr Miiler
6as gr6Bte Eager i'm Weffen bes Staa.
tes bat. M~uftrdge aus benz 9arbe tper.
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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Gine @r0imana
sur Nmenbirung Der IA. Settion bes
81. &apitels ber rebibirten Sta.
tuten, tDte am 20. Sum-
1887 amenbtrt.

Sci es berorbnet bur9 ben
Stabtratb bet Stabt San Mntonio:
DAB bic ID. @ettiot bes 81. Gapitels
Der reDibirten Orbinan3en tpie am 20.
Stunt 1887 amenbirt, 10 amenoirt tperz
be, 6aB fe tpie folgt lautet:
Seftion IA. SAB es fit irgenb cine
perlon unsefebli9 iein foa, irgenb Elm
@ebduoe NIT 9ol3 o6er aa6erem brenn>
barren Material gu bauer ober at repa.
riren nod nit @iienble9 poer auf ans
oere Wetie. tpenn elm iol9es @ebdube
big gu 500 feines Wertbes beI9dbigt
tpurbe, Mborte unit offene G9uppen,
tpenn NIT Metau bebedt, ausgenoms
men. Ober irgenb elm @ebdube nit
einem Material, tpel@es ni9t feuersi1er
lit, gu bebeden. unb aud oas Dad aa
repariren; ober irgen6 elm 6ola ODER
nit giienble6 bei6lagcnes @ebdube
bon einem plaB mad benz anbern gu
berlegen innerbalb ber folgenoert
@ren3en, mel9e hermit als Der SSnnere
Geuer.D itrift be5ei9net merben. 8es
ginnenb an Der &reu3ung bon Mlamps
unb NuebasS traBe, bann tpeItli9 ent>
lang Der Nueba>5 traBe gum San pebro
Greet big aar 3reu5ung bon 9oufons
Stra6e, bann entlang 9ouitonsS traBe
5ur Mlamos9 it9, bann iiibli9 nit ber
9it1 aur Sfsgommerce @traBe; oanr
iueftli9 entlang Oit.gommercesG traBe
biz our &reuaung bon Mlamo.@ traBe,
bann iibli9. NIT AlamosS traBe aur,
Nusgangspuntt.
Die beiagte Gren3e Debrt i9 so SUB
n6rbli9 bon 90uftonfraBe unb SO SUB
fiibli9 bon Sf ; Commensurate aus.
Der ben @ebduben sugefigte S6aben
fou bur9 ben Oirettorenratb ber Geuers
tpebr feifgeitelt unb fir ben Stabtratb
burD ben @bef beg Geuerbepartements
beglaubigt merben. MuBerbaIb ober
binter ben bier pDrgei9riebenett Greus
gen unb innerbalb Der in Der ID. SET
tion be3ei1neten Geuergren3en mDgen
nit feuerfeitem Material ge6edte Sol3s
unb nit @iIen6le9 bei9lagene Gebdu5e
erri6tet Derben, borausgeieBt baB bic
pldbe 3uerft pom Geuer > Romite beii9.
tigt merben unb bic grlaubniB bonn
Stabtratb bemiligt tpirb borausgez
febt iebo6, baB fir elm fol9es @ebdube
feline sgrlaubniB ~betpiQigt tpirb,
ebe ni9t bic pldne anb @pecifitationen
fur iol9e @ebdube benz Seuer : Gomite
unterbreitet unb BON bemiel6en geneb.
migt uurben. uno bic perionen, tpels
9e fol9e 8auerlaubniB erbaIten, milf
len bic @ebdube ftrift nod ben borge=
lesten unb genebmtsten pldneu
uno Speciftationen aufhbren. Inter
einem "Iron Clad Building" 1T
elm nit @iienble9 befGtagenes 0olages
ripple %berftanben; @iienble9 bon nidt
~geringerer Side als SO. rs in 24X28
SOL platten, in gdnsen platten gelest,
mo es Der &aum erlaubt uub ni1t tpeis
ter als suei 3ol bonn Centrum sena<
gelt.
Srgenb cine Yerion, tpel1e irgen6 elm
@ebdube erri6tet, Ober 8orfebrungen
ba5u trift, obne bieie 8eitimmungen
bea9tet al baben, foa zines 8ergebens
i6ulbig fein. Sober Sag an weldem
er nit BEN 8au fortfdbrt ober bas @es
bdube entgegen ben 8eitimmtagen btes
Ter SeftiOn fteben ldBt, ma9t Elm fepe.
rates 8er9eben aus.
Nneenommet unb gebiaigt ant %.
9Ipril 1888.
~ 8rpan galIagban,
~ Mapor.
Beideini9t:
e 81 GInmhnn. Gin GIerf-
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California @eine.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm groBes 2as
get bon feinen California Meinen BEL
0errn S. S. @ener am MlamD
plasa. Serr Meper iu6t bic Meine
an Ort un6 Stele aus ,lf.b fauft brett
aus Dem Seller ter Mein3i9ter. Mls
gutem Genner selinst es Inn ffeis, bic
beften Sorten ais3umdblen. ygr tann
feline 2nnben uno Samilien hit einenl
guten 9ropfen berfeben. &otbs unb
WeiBmeine in bor3agli6er QuaIitdt
bon iebt. ab $1.00 per @aaone = fret
Ing 9aus geliefert.
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s1 Mn ben n0llamp Gprmice
@u,fs" fino bic Serren Sbafer, Bros
ben unb $. s. @Oorie betbeiligt-alio
geoiegene praftif9e Mdnner In bieiem
Sadie. Sic liefetn @efmie BON galpas
niirtem giien uno 3innbd9er, 6ancp
Bar Girtures. 3inn, 2upfer unb @iiens
platten &c. &c. Office unb Werffdtte
SO. 81 Weitsg ommeres Gtrabe.
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Wt1mner,

ipeIde lire bole Mamnestraft unb glaFisitdt
bes Settles pieber su erlansen ninlden, erbaI.
ten unentseltlid susfunft iiber elm neues
SeiIberfabreu, tueIdes lid Bis iett in
ieoem einselnsn Sale slan3enb betpabrf bat.
Bsbanblnns ebenio einfad pie biais. Sober
fets eigener Ir;t. Bun nebf Gnueifuna sur
SeiIuns gratis. Wan aSreiire: NrtUate
Clinic s Di6peufarp, Is o. 0cus
ftsn ctr, WeW Vert, v. D.
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= 2aBt gu6 nidt tduiden bur9
niebere preiie fir Irbsit, wel9e better
als irgenb cine in Seras geliefert pirb,
ionbern perfiigt Gu6 nod Gallo
10 a D's Bbotograpbiidem Ntelitr, go.
413 Ofs 9oufon.s traBe, mo @u9 CUTE
unb 5ufrieoenifeaenoe .4rbeit gu reelem
Preiie garantirt mirb.
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Serr lreb. Suber, tpobnbaft
gde Obio.S traBe unb Maoifon i. Abe,
pittsburs, Ya., bdlt Or. ausuit Rb,
niss hamburger Gamilien . Me6i3inen
fur bic beiten SausmitteI, tpel6e es ge.
ben fam uKb m6dte niGt obne bieieI=
ben fein.
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$500 0elohn,tua,

9ie l1ntersei6neten pferiren bieie
8elobnuns fur irgenb eiuen Gau bon
9d%morrboiben, BEN fie ni1t furiren.
unteriu6ung unb COMPUTATION fret.
ellis & 6 bamberIai n,
SoIebab Blod, Sun Mntonio, Seras.
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: aus Wiesbaoen pirb m~itsetbeiIt,
bob Der amerifanif9e @efanbte, STR.
penbleton, ii6 BON feinem S1lags9ns
fale mieber b6Qig erboIt bat. st I'M,
ternimmt bereits tdgli@e @pa3ier.
fQhrteu.
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80 ut. $. Omtterfibe, 1886
Ofs 0ouftons@ traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam . Gitters, balten fi9 bent
Bublifum fur die in ibrGa9 i9lagenben
Mrbeiten empfoblen unb beripreGen
prompte Beiorgung aler Muftrdge.
&ronIeu6ter, @ass Girtures, 8abetpars
men. Gloiets &c. tets an 9anb.
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Notis att 8on6=eS nbaber
bon 10 20idbrisen 6fentli@en Ser,
b%eferungs 8onbs, Der Gtabt San
Antonio, ausgeseben am L.
SUM- 1878.
Majors Office, !
Staot San Nntonio, Seras, !

Staot San Wntonio, Seras,
"a. Mprtl 1883.
Mle perioneu, wel6e 1O-2Oidbrige
6Hentli9e Werbeferungs 8onbs, BON
Der etabt San Mntoaio am l. SUM
1878 a~usgegeben, inne babet, finb 6iers
bur@ bena9ri6tigt, baB beiaste etabt
San Mntonio bei6loHen bat, ale oieie
ausge1telten Bombs in ue6erein1tim,
mung nit bet bel BET &%ontrabirung gez
madten Be6ingung am eriten Sage bes
Stunt 1888 einaul6len. Na9 benz L. Stunt
1888 per6en bon ser Stabt feline 3in=
len mebr auf irgenb pel9e bieier Bombs
be5ablt. 8eiagte Bombs tperbei1 bon Der
5tnan3 > Ngentur Der Gtabt San Mntos
MO in Stem Oort citp, &c. g., in Der
National @itD 8ant, ober In benz 8u.
reau beg @tabti9obmeilters in San
Wntonio. Seras, nod Wuni9 bes Sns
babers folder Bombs einsel6f.
@ 8rDan gaIIagban
Wv MaDpr.
Bei6einigt:
6. q. GIaubon, GitD @lert.
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Naeues (Srpeern : 0eidaft.

gde bon NIamo & 2apaea : StraBe
bat Serr s. s. &beiner cine reile
@roeerp sr6ffnet. Sober &dufer pirb
fi9 bon Der 8otstgli9feit uno 8ilig.
fet Der WaarenH iiber3eugen.
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sr S5os. @osean& gros.
ftnb fir Die Dauer bier etabli1t unb
ibre &unben finb bic bette ,Birgi6aft
fiir lire &eellit6t.
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aa- Has Eager in fertigen ansiigen
1T oieies Sabr better un6 rei@balttger
in Nustpabt unb Preiier dig ie BEL
pancoaif 6 5obr.
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ar Die. feiniten uno m~obernifen
Sommerblte. 8eIebt uniere ausgez
5ei9neten Sirobbtite fur SO Gents.
p~aneoa It & Sobn.
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ginb &anptqnartier far .. Qanbretb&
&ou Feb, 0arten. uub BIumen . Samen
IN &yobs unb RIein. SanbeI.
Aesufeu fir WteneBIuegrasMett.
tfIfas fnb bic beten, einfa6ten, biliafen.
BdTtf<il nnb Ieidt sebenbfen NettpEaae; Ton.
ntn nit 5vei suteu pferben ober NnIen bear.
btitft bsrben.
Agentsn fit be berihmtea Brinly PAuege,
pI4ntt Il. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
Dined, Ganb Somenbrils, Hfhge uub guI.
tLtnforsn. enf. 3. Dre9t @uramai&inen nnb
unt4er utenitIien, Gbas. Mutbs eouis gr.
lrasiorsn, Bisusn.Mauder, Meferie.
er5aIien yiut GafIa6une 9arrifon Bros. &
ee. gam 0tbrou9 fertis senaifGte Garben.
9aben ioeben erbaIteu:
zoe 8ulbtI earIb Niaber unb garIb Orange
ea1trrobrsG amsn, 300 8ufbeI Sorsbum, 400
&uIbd 8~sreinigtes 5pbnfon @ras Gamen. 5000
&Innb alfalfa IRuaerner 4leel, 80 BuibeI
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-30
THROWN OUT OF OFFICE.
4 Bulldezing Democrat Who Found Green
Smiths Methods Hard 10 Carry Out.

The Democrats Of Morgan county ssem to
have a desire TO emulate the noted usurper, a.
Green Smith. DR.. Banta. chairman OF the
Republican county central committee, who is IN
the city. gives tho particulars of how . Dem
ocrat attempted TO steal a county Office there
yesterday. Two years ago the Democrats
put on their ticket Colonel JEFF K. Scott,
for recorder, although, according tn the
law. there was no vacancy in the office. He Was
declared elected, end was commissioned bv Gov
ernor Gray. The Republicans a few weeks ago
demanded q recount, which was ordered by the
Democratic judge. The recount was set for
Nov. IA. but on the Goth inst Scott demanded
possession Of the Office, from Harri-
son Olds. a wounded Union soldier.
and yesterday Scott. with Sam Guthridgs
one OF Matsons Washington clerks went INTO
the Office and took possession while Mr.. Odds
was out. The Republican committee took the
the matter in charge, and a. noon q hals dozen
prominent citizens went to the Office and asked
Scott 10 get out He refused, and the Republic
ans thcn rushed at Scott and Guthrides and
threw them both out Nobody was hurt, but
Scott AID Guthrides were handled pretty rough
IL. The Republicans who forcihly elected Mr..
Scott w-re Dir. Odds and 900. William Conner.
John Hardwick. w. W. Kennedy, j. j. Hilton
and George Adams.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-30
THE THIRD PARTY ARRAtGNED.
NUMBER 4.
he third party sets nm a theory untried bv

The third party sets up q theory untried by
history. not sound IN philosophy. and thorough
ly condemned by nine-tenthe OF the Prohibition
lists OF the country. IL demands that streams
shall rise higher than their sources. that the
whole shall be more than the parts, that Q mi
uority ought TO rule the majority:
The third party bsfouls the very stream Of
political ejucatioD. Thousands of young men
are being introduced 70 party politics 10 this
campaign. They see Christian men. members
of churches. superintsndents of Sunday
schools, even ministers of the gospel, charged
with insincerity and corruptiop; thew hear them
accused with being party to the commission OF
q host of social and political crimes, because
they, these good men, continue to vote the Re-
publican ticket
These accusers revel ia delighted martyrdom
IL they are m:srspresented or accused with the
same insincerity which they so giibly impute to
others. Assuming the guardianship Of moral
questions. they fatty abandon all principles of
fairness aud honor when dealing With their
opponents. What estimate will, a young
man make OF party dnIies and citizen
obligations with such examples before
him. What will he think Of men
making grave charges on such fimsy pretextsl
IL ne believes the charges true, what will be-
come of the moral standards set by the church
in the worldi What IL likely to be his contribu-
ton TO the science of Christian politics under
this tutorsnip2
deliberately charge that third-party theories
snG practices have resulted and will result in q
distinct abandonment OF the Golden rule, IN
brutal attacks upon Christian character, in
proiane and impious dissection of motiv-. aud in
clumsy and reckless surgery of individual per-
eonali Y. Goo save the young men of to-day
from the poison of such theory and practice.
Mrs. ]. ELLEN FOSTER.