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PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

Indiana ana Ohio Towns That Meet the Re-
quiremeuts OF Mr.. Paddock's BILL
Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON. April 30.-Thers II Q bill on
the calendar of the Senate, introduced by Mr..
Paddock. OF Nsbraska. and favorsbly recon-
msnded from the comm ittee on public buildings
and grounds. providing for building not to OK
esed IN cost $4,000. for every postofics the
gross receipts from which for the last three
years have amounted TO q. 900 annually. There
is prospect that IL will pass both houses and
become law at this session, as 1t 10 Endorsed by
the President the Postmaster. general and the
Secretary Of the Treasury, and. since every
congressional district will receive some post
Office building. the measure bears local sienih-
esncs to each one who Will be called TO vote upon
It. To-day the Postmaster-gsnsr sent to the
Senate list of postofices which have made re-
turns emitting them to the benefits Of the bill.
Those Of Indiana are ~ followG Anderson, At
ticA, Auburn. Aurora. Bloomineton, Blufftou.
Brazil. Columbia City. Columbus, Connersviile,
Crawfordsvis. Danvills, Decatur. Delphi,
Elkhars Evansville lgovernmsnt build
ingl, Fort Wayne. Frankfort Franklin
Goshen. Gresncastie. Greensburg. Huntington,
1ndianarolis governments buildinel, jefferson
ville Kendallviie, Kokomo. Lafayetts. LaPorte i,
Madison. Marion, Michigan City. Mishawaka, NJ
Vernon. Muncis. New Albany. New Castle,
Noblesville. Noire Dame. Peru. Plymouth. Port
land. Princeton. Richmond. Rochester. Rosh-
willie, seymour SheIbyville, South Bend, Sulli-
van, Tsrrs Hauts, Union City, Valparaiso. Vim
cennss, Wabash. Warsaw. Washington and
Winchester.
In Ohio the following cities meet the necess-
AIRY requirements: Ada. Akron. Alliance. Ash
land, Ashtabula- Athens, Barnesville. Bellaire,
Bellefoniaine. Bellevue. Bsrea, Bowling Green,
Bridgeport Bryan, Eucyrus. Cadiz, Cambridge.
Canton, Csrdington. Chillicothe, CircleviIle,
Clyde. Conneaut, Cashocton. Cpyahoea Falls,
Dayton, Defiance, Delaware. Delphos, East
Liverpool. Eaton, Elyris, Findlay. Fostoria.
Fremont Gallon. Gallipolis. Geneva, Green.
field, Greenvile. Hamilton, HilsJoro.
Hiram, Grafton. jackson, Kent Ken.
ton, Lancaster. Lebanon, Lima. Lo-
gan. London. Mansfield. Marietta. Ma.
rion. Martins Ferry. Marysvile. Masslon,
Medins, Miamisburg, Mddetown, Mt. Vernon,
Napoleon. National Soldiers Home, Newark.
New Lisbon. New Philadelphia. Norwalk, Ober-
lin, Oxford. gainesville. Piqua, Pomeroy, Ports
mouth. Ravenna. Scion, Sandusky. Shelby. Sid
ney. Sprinei-ld. Steubenvie. Tifin. Troy, Up-
per Ssnduskv. Urbana, Van Vert Wapakonetta,
Warren. Washington Courthouse, wsusson.
Wellington, wellsviile, West Liberty. Whining
ton. Wooster. Xenia, Youngstown and ZAnes
villa
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New YORK. April 30-The Players Club,
which was recently organized toy Aucustin DAILY,
Edwin Booth. Lawrence Barrett, A. NJ. Palmer
and Others will begin its career under peculiarly
pleasing circumstances Edwin Booth, who has
been elected its first president. has offered to
present il with q club house in Gramercy Park.
and its complete furnishing for the of the
PLAYERS now in this city. When the building
mas been suitably arranged in accordance with
Mr. Booths plans IL will be one Of the most els-
CANT and comfortable club-houses in this or
any other city, and the PLAYERS will take
possession with fee simple 10 the property.
Mr. Booth has announced HIS intention OF pre-.
ssnting the club with his dramatic library and
picturea.
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CINCINNATI, April 30-The Republicans Of
the Sixth Kentucky congressional district were
In session at Covineton to select delegates to
Chicago and the State convention The follow
ing ticket Was chosen: Delegates-John p. Ernst,
of Kenton county, and DR.. John +. Wilson, OF
Grant county. The resolutions adopted affirm
the Chicago platform Cf 1884 favor protective
tariff, approve the Blair educational bill and
condemn the Democrats for voting against tine
direct-tax bill.
A resolution was also adopted that John Sher-
man was particularly well fitted TO be the next
egates TO the Sixth district are expected TO
vote for him. The convention indorscd Hon.
W. o. Bradley and Hon. w. Hamilton for dele
gates-at-large.
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ST. Louis. Mo-, April 3o.-The Union Labor
party OF the Fifth congressional district Of
Texas have elected F. r Lams. Of Montague
county. aud Colonel Shook, OF Grayson county,
as delegates to the Cincinnati convention.
LITTLE Rock. Ark. April 30.-Ths Union La
Dor State convention met here to-day. About
forty delegates were present, representing
twenty-five counties. Isaac McCracken pre-
sided. and X B. Carlee and G. b. Cunningham
were elected delegat0s-at.large 20 the national
convention to meet May ID. Repre-
sentativss from congressional districts
were authorized to select district delegates.
After nominating q. NJ. Norwood, Of Nevada
county. for Governor; 0. B. Poyner. OF johnson
county, for Secretary OF State, and f. w. Bird,
OF Union county, for Auditor. tho convention
decided to postpone other nominations till to-
morrow.
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ObltuarY.

opecia1 TO the Indianapolis sournsA-
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 30 Albert F. Bohrer.
city treasurer Of Cincinnati. who has been at
the residence of his father in this city for about
ten days. died this forenoon. He wss aged
about thirty-eight years.
COLUMBUS. O., April 30-A. A. Stewart, Of
this city, one Of the most prominent temperance
workers OF the State, and we'll known ell over
the country for activity 10 the cause Of pro-
hibit,on died at Norwalk last night aged seven
ty-threA
ELKHARr. Ind, April 30.-Mrs Rosalie Besbe.
widow Of Judge Besbe. died here last night aged
ninety.nius years and six months. She came
here with her husband. In 1881. and was very
prominently identified with the history Of this
section. She was quite an artist. aud ND to very
recently found great satisfaction In painting
IN vater -colors
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Another Renegade Republican Democrat
TO the Ediror Of tine Indianapolis Journal:
We notice in your editorial of 9th you
mention Gray, Matson and Myers ~ renegade
Republicans What's the matter with Charles
Munson. who was . red-hot Republican only .
few years ago-just before he was elected
sheriff Of Allen county, Don't let any Of them
getaway. REPUBLICAN.
PORTLAND. Ind. April 30.
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TO the Editor OF the Indianapolis Journal
Mr.. McGinnis, who was SO fortunately and
oporsuney informed that Sullivsns stuff found
at the Hospital for the Insane was not oleonar
garine. has fixed a worse infamy upon Sullivan,
Harrison & Co. Any outter-mixer will tell you
that choice creamery hutter-notf good country
roll lnow worth ~ cents wholesale)-does not
have to be heated. mixed or colored; but that
poor roll" and ''6utter grease" worth 8 cents.
does require heating, mixing and colorine. And
this is the kind Of stuff put of on the hospital.
Good oleomargArine is worth just twice as much.
You can calculate about the net profit 10 the
gang. A VICTIM.
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Ayers Hair Vigor,
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
Pimples and Blotches,

So disfguring to the face, forehead, and
neck, may be entirely removed by the
use OF Ayers Sarsaparilla, the best and
safest Alternative and Blood Puriier ever
discovered.
Or. !. G. Aver < Co.. Lowell, Masa
Sold BY Druggists. 81; elk bottles fer o.
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Steamship News.

NEW YORK, April 3o.-Arrived: Spain, from
Liverpool
BALTIMORE. April 3o--Arrived: Minnesota.
from London.
PHILADELPHIA. April 3o.-Arrived: British
Prince, from Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON, April 30-Arrived: Elder.
from New York. for Bremen
GLASGOW, April 30-Arrived: State OF Indi-
ana, from New York; Carthagenian. from Bos-
ton.
QUEENSTOWN, April 30.-Arrived: Baltic. City
of Chicago Lake Superior. from New York:
Lord Cough, from Philadelphis; Vireinisn,
Cephalonia, from Baton. the last named with
Hon. James Russell Lowell on board.
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The Proposed Frsmon, Reunion At Danvills.

The Proposed Fremont Reunion at Danvills
To the Editor of the indianapolis Journal:
The Hendricks county Fremont Club met
here Saturday and organized by slecting Charles
w. Stewart president and the Undersigned Sec
Rotary. 1t was agreed that . reunion of tho
men who voted for John G. Fremont for Prssi-
dent In 1856 be held at Danvills. Ind. June %.
1883, to which the following persons and classes
will be invited: John G. Fremont and his wife,
oil the delegates who attended the first Rspub-
can national convention in 1856 Ut philadelphia
all the Fremont electors of that year, oil the
men who spoke for Fremont in the campaign,
oil the women who then ~ girls marched in Re-
publican procession or assisted in decorating on
political occasions, all the men and women
who sang in glee clubs.
The speeches on the occasion will be made by
men who spoke in 1885, and a COMMITTEES was ap.
pointed to select speakers and arrange the pro-
gramma A committee of sixteen was appointed
that every man in Hendricks county who
voted for Fremont be present at the reunion.
June %, and it is intended that . register shall
be made of the names of such, with age, pre-.
vious and present politics, residence then and
now. the same to be kept for the historian OF
the future who may want to write the history OF
the grand old party
The Tippscanoe Club Of Indianapolis, and all
who voted for VIM. H. Harrison in 1840 will
be specially invited, will occupy front seats and
be given the freedom and Inequalities of tie
town.
Conspicuous among the speakers who in their
youth championed the cause OF freedom and the
unity of our national government were the fol-
lowing. from whom the orators will be chosen:
Harrison, Gresham, Cumbsck. Butler. Coburn,
VIM. Wallace. ]. w. Ray. Levi Ritter. Thos.
NJ. Browne, P. s. Kennedy, NJ D. White, Over
street, Oyler, Thos Fl. Nelson. VIM X. Har-
rison. Thos. N Rice. B. F. Clsypool COM
mittee on music was appointed, and the cam.
paien songs Of 1856 will be sung at the reunion.
Everybody Is invited and il Is expected that we
will have the grandest meeting ever held 10 the
county. L. N. CAMPBELL,
DANvILLE, Ind, April 30.
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while. for remember meeting him Ia the ma
tionsl convention Ia 1876 know he vas q
great friend Of the late Thomas A Hendricks
Joseph brown Of tho city clerks office: Il
am surprised that President Cleveland would
appoint a man Chiefj Justice Of whom l never
heard. I thought / had some knowledee Of
every legal man of prominsncs in the United
States"
Judge Elliott OF the Supreme Court did no
know anything regarding Mr.. Fuller. He had
heard of him but Was not prepared TO speak reia-
tive 10 his qualification for the position 70 which
he has been appointed.
Senator Mcdonald thought the appointment
Of Fuller good one. He has known him for q
number of years and regards him ~ fine law
YER a man of epotless integrity and well quail
fed for the position. While be has never been
engaged in any cases Of national importance he
Is looked upon as an abs lawyer by all HE as
socistes at Chicago.
Hoo. r w. Thompson said that he knew
Fuller but nothing OF his legal attainments
His Impression was that be was a Democrat of
more than ordinary vigor and tsnacity.
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Pensions have been granted the following
named IndianisnG
r Justice deceased Worthington; E o.
Dickinson. Ridgsvlle; J. Bauman, Jeffersonville;
w. NJ Goodpasture. Rush Creek Valley; ID. w.
Curry. Cory: j. ID. Murphy, Snoddy's Mills; j.
Filliuger. Colestine; J. NJ. Summerville. Brazil;
A. B. Harryman. Moors's Hill; A. H. Kelly,
Richmond; p. Barret. Terre Haute; j. w. Roll
Inns, Danville; b. f. Jordan, Troy; B. F. Kinds,
New Lancaster; j. Craig. Auburn; A. Bayles,
Rockport; NJ. Gaskins. Elletfsville: J. Ham,
Alfordsville; J. Dimm,tr, Jacksonville; C. j.
Ssldomridee, Mum Gle: J. B. Gilbert, Richmond;
l. L. Smits, Evansville: w. Melee. Shoals; 4.
Sloo, yincennes; w. M. White. Portland; l.
Clark. Mount Liberty; G. w. Matson. Elects
VILE; j. Cable. Spencer. A C. Besson. Win
chestsr; T. Morton, Madison; j. ID. Graham.
Whsatfeld ]. Cook. Columbus; widow Of c.
smith. Ysddo; mother OF X. Stack. Lawrence
burg; father Of B. +. Conner. Valparaiso.
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POLITICAL NEWS.


Senator IngalIs's Constituents Extend Con-
graduation and Endorsement In Advances.
lola, Kan, April 30.-At the Republican con-
vention, held here to-day. the following rssolu-
ton was adopted, with three cheers:
Reposing unbounded confidence in the courage, brain
and sharp tongue of our senior Senator, we hereby
congratulate him upon the complete and scathing
joinder to the Senator from Indiana, which he will
make tomorrow at o'clock p. NJ. when he submits
few remarks upon the motion TO refer the Presi-
dents message, and, with confidence that has
been misplaced, indorse his sentiments In advance.
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Don't Wait

Until your hair becomes dry, thin, and
gray before giving the attention needed
to preserve its beauty and vitality.
Keep on your toilet-table bottle of
Ayers Hair Vigor-the only dressing
you require for the hair-and use a little.
daily, to preserve the natural color and
prevent badness.
Thomas Munday, Sharon Grove, KY,
writes: "Several months ago my hair
commenced falling out, and in a few
weeks my head was almost bald. l
tried many remedies, but they did no
good. finally bought bottle OF Ayers
Hair vigor, and, after using only part
of the contents. my head was covered
with heavy growth Of hair. 1 recon-
mend your preparation as the best hair
restorer in the world"
"My hair was faded and dry" writes
Mabel G. Hardy, of Delavan, IT,; "but
after using bottle of Ayers Hair vieor
it became black and glossy"
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THE STANDARD OIL TRUST.

Mr. Rock .fslier Will Furnish Informstion--
spat Between Gewan and Scott.
wAsHISeros. April 3o.-Bsfors the House
tsmmittse on manufactures. to-day. John D.
Rockafsllsr. president Of the Standard Oil.
Trust said he would furnish to the committee.
o. his convspiencs, the number Of barrels Of
crude oil refined oy all the lines connected with
or controlled by the Standard OIL Trust In 1881.
and 2 statement Of the capacity Of eli renneriss
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Lincoln League 1t Union City.

Special to the Indianapolis JournH..
UNION CITY. Ind, April 30-At . meeting
held In this city the Republicans organized
Lincoln League, with S. r. Bell as president;
George Patched Of the Times. recording score
tary; w. s. Ensign. OF the Eagle. corresponding
secretary FINLEY Ruby. treasurer; +. Bowen,
Chas Cadwkladsr r. b. Castle and Joel Roe,
executive committee; delegates TO Indianapolis:
Theo Shockney. Chas. Cadwaladsr. T. Bowen,
j. b. Ross aud s. Reeves.
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General Notes.
|. Ir.~u.

WASHINGTON. April 3U.-A marriage license
was to-day issued for Edward J. Wood and Ella
Eckell. Of Terre Hauta
Er.tiov. ChAa Foster. Of Fostoria, o.. is in
the city.
Lieut. W. p. Ray. U. s ", has been ordered
from the Juniata to the naval hospital. AsiAtis
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vermiliion County Republicans.
lnee{al "a, tina India napoIia souruas.

NEWPORT Ind, April 3O--Tbe Republicans
Of this county met here on Saturday to NOM
mate county ticket. After twenty eight bal
lots VIM. Hamilton was nominated for auditor;
William Hood for treasurer, and WIN. Rheuby
for sheriff. II was the largest political meet
ing ever held here, and Was followed by q
meeting Of the Lincoln League.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. April 30-Gsp. John p.
Rea Of Minnea polls, commander Of the Grand
Army arrived here to-day. and was rendered .
reception at Masonic Temple tonight by the
posts of this city. Jefersouville and New
Albany. About 500 were present. and several
enthusiastic speeches were made. General
Reas visit 10 10 the interest Of the ORGANIZATION
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and loss of appetite indicates something wrong
Hoods SarsaparillA creates and shsrpeps the
appetite. sssisss The digestive organs and regu-
lstes the kidneys and Aver. Take Hoods Sar-
sAparilis this season Sold by dru2gista
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A N,ne-Hour Strike.

FALL RIVER, Mass., April 30.-The brick
layers and Masons Of this city struck work to-
day because Of . refusal by contractors to
accede to their demands for nine hours day.
The strikers arc backed by the International
Union and have the moral support Of the
Knights Of Labor Of this city.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

WASHINGTON, d. O.. May /.
For Indiana and Enthusiastically fair
weather; warmer, preceded In southeast Dor
lions by cooler light to fresh variable winds.
For Ohio-Licht local rains, followed by fair
weather; colder light to fresh westerly winds,
becoming variable.
For Lower Michiean-Lieht local rains and
snow, followed by fair weather, a slight fall.
followed by rising Temperature; light to fresh
northerly winds, becoming variabls.
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To the Editor OF the indianapolis journal:
The State convention Is now at hand, and the
Republican party cannot afford to make any
mistakes this year. If the State conve ntion
shall act wisely they will nominate the Hon. AL.
bert Gallstin Porter for Governor by aoclama-
ton. and the Hon. r. s. Robertson for Lieuten.
aut.eovernor. Whilst Mr.. Porter 10 not seek
ing the Office caring for it In any way he will
not refuse to again lead the great party to victo.
~ in November next. He need only servo
two years as Governor. at which
time ID. w. Voorhees, seat in
the United States Senate becomes vacant.
Then Mr.. Porter can be elected TO the Senate and
Mr. Robertson can assume the duties Of Gov
erDor This plan 10 safe, sure aud expedent,
and there will be no doubt about Indiana this
fall. Mr. Butler is a good man. but be can wait
until another time. The people Of Indiana want
Porter for Governor this year. With General
Harrison for President and Porter for Governor.
Indiana will not give less than 10. 900 majority
for the Republican ticker. II anyone knows of
better or safer ticket than the above, let him
"holer." gv.H
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