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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-10
At Franklin.
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sDeciai to The Indianapolis journal.
FRANKLIN. Nov. 9-The Republicans Of
Franklin have boon so jubIlant and wild wiki
enthusiasm since Tuesday night, that but little
business of any kind has been done. But few
of them waversd in the least in their faith
from the first. and their joy showed itself
in all manner of ways. The success Of
the party in reducing the Democratic
majority in the Democratic stronghold Of John
son was especially gratifying. To-day the en-
thusissm eliminated in grand ratification.
The rain was not needed any more than it was
upon election day Hundreds paraded the
streets in the rain until i, ceased and as the sun
began to shine the crowd conferred on one Of the
main streets and listened to short congratula-
tory speeches Tonight the grsndest display Of
fireworks ever witnessed In the county was in
duleed in. AT no time since Tuesday has the
represent horn ceased to be blown
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At Rushvills.
Special to the Indianapolis Journa

RUsHvILLE, Nov. 9.-The Republicans Of
Rush county commenced to ratify to-day at
P. NJ. and are still at it, with no indications
that they ever intend TO quit. The din of horns
and the rattle Of drums. mingled with shouts,
present g scene never before witnessed In this
city. Citizens of the country for miles are in
the city, crowdine tho streets until they are
utterly impossible. A display of fireworks
was witnessed by thousands. One special feat
ure was a delegation OF Democrats parsdine the
streets, wearing badges, bound tor Salt river.
Everybody, regardless of politics, enters into
the enthusiasm which closes the most successful
campaign the Republicans made in this
county. Every man on the Republican ticket,
from Benjamin Harrison to county coroner is
elected.
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marched 70 the residences OF Governor-elect
Fifer, hooored him with compliment
arv Songs for his splendid vic
tory and presented Mrs. F,f-r with .
six banner IA a memento of the campaign Mr..
and Mrs Filter cordially welcomed the visitors,
and we're deeply affected by the presentation Of
the banner by Captain itzwiliam, on behalf OF
the business men, knowing that he represented
the diversified industries of Bloomington. Mrs.
Fifsr gracefully received the beautiful banner.
and In few well-chosen words, feelingly thanked
the donors for the emblem and for the high
honor they ban done her husband. The sere-
naders also called az the residence OF Congress
man Roweil and State Senator-eect k-rrick.
and hopored them with music and rejoicing
The city Is preparing for q scene OF pandemo-
mum next Tuesday night
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Turning the Tables.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LoaANsPoRT, Nov 9.-John Black, the colored
man arrested for alleged illegal attempt to vote.
was TO-DAY acquitted by United States Commis-
sioner Fred w. Munson. Ben Dean, . member
of the city police force. was to-day arrested for
unlawfully preventing John Sauers exercising
the right of suffrage. Dean 10 Democrat
This is the ninth arrest for alleged violations Of
election laws in this city. The Democrats arc
alarmed at the turn affairs have taken here.
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At Delphi.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Jourpas

Special to the Indianapolis Journas
DELPHI. Now. 9.-Since last Tuesday night,
when the indications pointed to Hsrrison's cleo
ton, the Republicans of this county have been
beside themselves with JOY. They ''have taken
the town" and the whole surrounding country,
and refuse TO cease jollifyine. Arrangements
have been made for a formal Notification to-mor-
row. a telegram has been sent to General Will
lam Fl. Gibson, of Ohio, urging him to be pres
emit. Congressman Owen will be- here. IL will
be such Republican roundup" this county
has never seen. Chaplain Lozer has been IN
vited. but telegraphs that he cannot ceme 1t is
doubtful If a more bitter hight was ever made In
any county IN the Nation than Was made here
aud the Republicans consider that they have .
right to jollify.
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Obituary.

VIENNA, Nov. 9.-Hsinrich Won Bemberger,
the istineuished Austrian physician, is dead.
He was sixty-six years old.
PITTsBURG. Nov. 9-Gsnersl j. Bowman
Sweitzer. parliamentary of the Supreme Court Of
Pennsylvania, died a. 9 o'clock this morning of
blood pois oning. General Sweitzer was sixty
eight years Of age
New YORK, Nov. 81. A Potts died at 7:05
this evening. he Was the president OF the New
York, Susquehanna & Western railroad. direct
or of the Nationsl Park Bank and q member of
the Union League Club. In 1850 he was the
Republican candidate for Governor Of New Jer-
soy and was defeated by a small majority.
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SHELBYvILLE, Ind. Nov. 9.-James Thomas
aud John Murdoch, Republican workers. ar
rested by Deputy United States Marshal Alfred
Issacs, on charges of illegal voting and buying
votes. were brought before Deputy Commits
sioner Wilson, and, there being no fight made
by the Democrats who had secured the arrests,
the cases thrown out and the prisoners
discharged The men vera arrested and cast
into Jail and held several honrs Tuesday be-
fore being brought into the United States Com
missionsrs Court Thomas and Murdoch will
bring damage suits against Marshal Hawkins
on his bond The complaints are now being
preuared
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Democrats Plead the Baby Act


DELPHI, Nov. a-Prior to the election the
Democrats of this city made up q pool and sent
. gentleman 'down East" to take observations
aud advise them how to bet. The gentleman
went. and after absence Of two weeks re-
turned and told the boys to go their full length
on Cleveland. The result was that the leading
Democrats here made themselves offensive by
psrsistine in shaking their money under the
noses of Republicans. At last the Republicans
arranged TO raise . pool for the accommodation
of their Democratic friends, and as q result
about $4,000 was staked on the general result
Harrison Is elected, the Democrats lose. and
now they are crawfsbing. One saloon keeper
who had up 5000 is lying in . fainting stupor at
his residence. while another says il will "oreak
him mp" 10 lose so much money. The rumor is
put that the bets will be withdrawn to save
,candal. annoy vance and Democrats bankruptcy.
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HAWKINS'S MARSHALS.
Another Case In Which They Fail to Apps
Prnaecutors.

Another Case in Which They Fail to Appear
a. Prosecutors.
special to the Indianapolis Journal
MARTINsvILLE, Nov. 9-Robert Davis, n. o.
Fuselman and John G. Kimer, who were ar
rested, on Tuesday. by United Ststes marshals
Frank Floyd, George Allen and George Cash,
appeared 10 court this morning for trial before
Judge Elliott F. Branch. The first three were
accused of illegal voting. Only the last named
of the officers appeared, and he begged piteously
to be let down easy, saying he was ignorant OF
the law the charges preferred. The counsel
for the prosecution failed to put in an appear
ancs. and Judge Branch promptly dismissed the
cases. All the most prominent lawyers in this
city say the defendants have good grounds for
instituting suit against these sef.imporsant Off
GERS and the boys will at do all in their
power to land them with Coy and BerIhamer.
Their action made several Republican votes.
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At Columbus.

epecial TO the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
CoLUMBUs Nov. 9-The Republicans of this
city are wild with enthusiasm over the election
of Harrison and Morton and the entire State
ticket. 1t was perfect bsdlam here all last
night The Republicans marched the
streets hurrahinc for Harrison and
were headed by two brass bsnds.
Songs were sung, and every conceivable
instrument known to such occasions WAS
brought into use. The Democratic hoodlums
to the number of several hundred attempted to
create disturbances by insulting Republicans
in every possible manner. A num-
Der OF fights occurred, but there WAS no
serious trouble, owing to t. good humor of the
Republicans. A joliifcatit 4 meeting of all the
Republicans of the county will be held to-mor-
row night. Great preparations have been made
for the event.
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TELEGRAPHlC BREVITIES.

A fall of slate at the Willow Grove coal mines,
near 1IcDonalds. Pa, yesterday crushed TO death
a man named Jules Lesse and an unknown boy.
At Creston, Ia, Ed Hall, striking switch
man, WAS shot and killed by Charles II. Huston.
q 20" engineer, Thursday afternoon. The
cause of the quarrel cannot be ascerrained.
Frank Turner. of Westfeld, Mass. who was
confined in jail in Springfield awaiting the action
of the grand jury the charge of adultery
against him, banged himself in his cell Thursday
night. He was discovered after he had bsen
dead several hours. This is the second suicide
at that Jail this week.
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Forger Under Arrest.

CHICAGO, Nov John Egan. alias James
H. Hamil, alias Nicholas Ratty, a clever and
successful forger. is under arrest a. the Central
police station. tie got out of the Canon City,
Col, psnitsntiary, July ]. after serving seven
year sentences for forgery. and came at once to
Chicago. the home OF MS boyheod. He had
already committed several successful foreeries
for amounts ranging from Si00 downward when
be was arrested Re confesses the forCeries,
and says the sooner he is tried and sent to tho
penitentiary the better.
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Killed by a Prominent Bu.in... Man.

MILBANK. OAK. Nov. 3-Charlss W. Shatto. q
prominent business man OF this city. shot and
killed Richard McNabb. a farm hand. last even
ing a. the farm OF ". c. Waite. seven miles
northeast OF here. McNabb accused Shatto of
being the means of putting another man in
charge of q farm owned by Mr. Waite.
After some words MeNanb drew Q revolver and
fired ut Shatto three times. but failed 20 hit
him Sbatto returned tnesfre. his first shot in.
hictine fatal wound. =.
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A Sunday-School Trust.

New York Tribune.
The latest thing 10 said TO be a Sunday school
trust. the object Of which 10 Ito prevent the
children trading in Sunday schools" When .
Sunday school Is about TO give q festival or ex.
cursion il is well known that il always increases
very largely in membership just before tha
event. The trust will try to make this sort Of
thing impossible
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At Seymour.

epecial to the Indlsnap polls srarnsL sfEa-. -.A
SEYMOUR, Nov. 9.-There will be gathering
at Seymour on Monday night. and an elaborate
programme is being prepared by the Republic
ans of jackson township and jackson county, q
township and county christensd in the year 1915
in honor Of Gen. Andrew Jackson, and
it 10 probable the prevailing senti-
ment will be ITO the vlctorss belong
the spoils." There is no city ordinance prohibit
ing the blowing of tin horns. and il Is expected
that the sackbut and the hewgag will figure in
the demonstration The Jackson county Re-
puhlicans extend an invitation all of the faith
TO be present. from Posey to Pulaski, and from
Switzerland to Steuoen. The prevailing color
will be red
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Illegal Ballots In Csrlisle's District.

CINcINSATI. Nov. 9.-To-day the ballots cast
In Kenton county for Congressman from the
Sixth tCarlislesl Kentucky district were count
Cd at Independence. Ky.. and about twothirds
of them found to be rough-edged and perforated.
A Repu olican committee protested against the
counting OF these ballots Similar ballots were
cast in Campbell county, and ,hers the Repub-
licans protested against them being counted.
These ballots were distributed in considerable
numbers throughout the remainder OF the dis
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Driven Insane Inv Politics.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9-Morrison Renshsw. the
manager Of George Csstlem ans campaign in the
Tenth congressional district, and Charles D..
Brockman. a saloou-kssper, have gone crazy in
consequence of the election excitement. Rem
shaw was formerly newspaper reporter. and 10
a well-k nown man about town. The doctors
cay ne will recover by careful nursing. His
wife, who is on visit IN New York, was tele-
graphed to come home. Brockmans case is
more serious and he was sent TO the insane asy-
H.
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Murdered Her Husband with an Az.

Iowa Cry. Ia, Nov. 9-Samuel Brown, q
farmer who lived uear North Liberty, a village
OF this county, was killed by his wife this morn
ing. Mrs. Brown was not or perfectly sound
mind and her temper was naturally violent
with her husband over a trivial matter, she
seized an Ak and pursued him through the
house. hacking him repeatedly and foally fell
inc him to tie floor. dead. Mrs Brown has
been arrested and will os examined rs to her
a,s+
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At ShelbyyilYe.
Special TO the fndia- apoIis Josrsaa

tpecisl 20 The India-aD0IiS Jo5irnaA
SHELBYvILLE, Nov 9.-The Republicans have
decided to hold grand demonstration in this
city tomorrow night in honor Of the election Of
Harrison and Morton. The feature OF the
evening will be big parade. which will march
TO the evening train and receive Attorney
general Michener, who will be given . royal
welcome by his peighbors and friends Hon.
John Ia. Griffiths VIII also be down to deliver .
short speech.
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place. Delegations are expected from Fort
Wayne Peru, Wabash, Lafayette Kokomo.
Marion. Delphi. and other places. Excursion
rates will be made on all resas Republican
clubs 10 the State are invited. Prominent
speakers will be present Afternoon aud even
ing parades fireworks and ether features will
make this the grandest celebration in the State.
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At Jamestown
epeciai to the Indianapoli, Jorrnale

Special to the indianapolis JonrneL'
JAMEsTowN. NOV, "A case Of what may be
termed spontaneous combustion of Republican
enthusiasm occurred here last night Men.
women and children seized upon every available
thing for making noise. from the tin whistle to
the farm bell, and for two hours psraded the
streets, keeping up tumultuous din that was
distinctly heard for over three miles. A formal
ratification will be held soon.
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Natalie Appeals In vaiu.

LONDON. Nov. Eek Queen Natalie's appeals
to the patriarchs of Cons tantinople and Athens
have been unsuccessful Both decline to inter
fere. The Russian Synod appears to be inclined
to issuea mild protest against the uncanonical
nature Of the sentence, but only in the form of
letter to Natalie, not to the head Of the Ser
Wan Church, as she desired.
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At Noblesv,lle.

special 70 the 1ndianaDoiis Journal.
NoBLEsvILLE, Nov. 9.-This town to-day IL
in the midst Of deafening and continuous roar
OF tir horns In many instances horns have
been attached to the natural-gas lawn burners
and tho gas turned through them. making q
continuous roar. Business generally has given
way to jollifcation, and . monster demonstra-
ton occurred this evening.
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ELECTION GOSSIP.
Discussing Arrangements for the Insugura-
ton Ball at Washington.

ton Ball at Washington.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Among the Republican
residents OF the District the arrangements for
the Lsxt inauguration are being discussed It
has been the custom to organize committee OF
citizens, which appoints subcommittee 20 take
charge of the various details, such as decoration
of the city. the inaugural parade. the ball, fire.
works, the care OF visitors. etc. To meet the
expenses of the entire demonstration, the con-
tributions OF citizens and the sale of ball tickets
have been, in the past, the only sources Of rev.
enue. The amount usually collscted and dis
bursei for Inauguration expenses by the citizens
committee rs between $50. 900 and $4,000. No
public building being available, il may be neces-
sary to erect temporary building FOR the in
auguration ball. 1t would cost about $40, 900.
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At Fortviile.

FORrvILLE, Nov. "a great denomination Ii
being held here, ratifyine the election of Gen
erals Harrison and Hovey. Bells ringing,
horns are blowing. and thousands Of people are
wild with enthusiasm. Perrys giee club, Of
Indianapolis, is furnishing music. Everybody
cheers West Virginia
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Foreign Notes.

The bishop of Fort Wayne, Ind, has arrived
at Rome.
house collapsed on Titchfsld street, Lon
don, yesterday, causing the death Of six persons
and the injury of twenty
The new Russian loan is contracted by an
Anglo French syndicate and is intended to con-
vey the Russian loan of 1877 from into a
per cent. loan.
The procession in London, yesterday, on the
occasion of the induction into Office of the
new Lord Mayor, was devoid Of the usual pa.
geantry. and was a tame affair generally.
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Preparing for inauguration.

WAsHISGToS. Nov. 9-Prepsrstions for the
inauguration of General Harrison have already
begun. The Republican League Club. OF this
city, tonight held q meeting and appointed q
committee, Of which Gen. Edward r Beale is
chairman, TO confer with the leading Republic
ans. and take the necessary steps toward max
ing the Inauguration a success.
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At MunciS.
a nunCIS.
Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNcIE, Nov. 9.-The Republicans in this
city are ratifyine over the success Of Indiana's
favorite son. Every instrument Of noise has
been brought forth, and through rain, mud and
I'D cheer after cheer for Harrison and Morton.
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Traffic on German RAILWAYS.

BERLIN, Nov 9.--Ths North German Gazette
says that owing to the increased traffic on the
railways, the Prussian government has ordered
the construction of 1000 new goods cars. and
has hired 800 cars from abroad. 1t will also
ask the Lanotsg to vote Il, OC0 600 marks for the
purpose of increasing the rolling stock Of the
railwnva.
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Prominent Man Charged with Forgery.

CLEVELAND. O.. Nov. "a sensation in POI
litical circles was caused here to day by the ar
rest Of Major +. II. Braggins. chairman Of the
county central Republican committee, on q
charge OF forgery preferred by III. Weeks bank
ing house The forgery 10 alleged TO have been
committed By signing the name Of William G..
Rose. sx Mayor of this city. xs the indorser OF
notes for various amounts. The total may reach
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SeaaDnAnIn NaWa

LONDON. Nov. 9-Of the Lizard: Beresford.
from New Orleans, for Rsvel. OF Kinsale, Kan
sas, from Boston.
New YORK. Nov. 9-Arrived: Thingvalla,
from Stettin: Egypt, from Liverpool.
QUEESsrowN, Nov. 9.-Of Eolyhead. Celtic,
from New York
GLASGOW, Nov. 9.-Arrivsd Maduro. from
Raltimore
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Here. Too.


Hartford Courant.
Hartford Democrats who would have scorned
to engage personally in sewer politics were noe
above acouiescing in IL. and being willing aud
eager to profit by it But the campaign has left
q very bad taste in their mouths.
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A Perf,ons JourneY safely Accomplished.

LONDON Nov. "a vessel has arrived at a
Norwegian port which reports that Nansen, the
curator of the museum a. Bergen, who, with
four Norwegian athletes. started from Copen-
hagen 10 May 20 explore the interior of Green
land, had succeeded IN safely crossing the inland
ice and had arrived at Godthaab.
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May BE Trusted.

Boston Transcript.
The pact of this party has shown its posses
sion OF high qualities of statesmauship. and w
have no fears that the questions which will come
before the new federal administration for adj
lustment will not be settled so as TO promote
the best interests of our country.
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Death Results from Eviction.

DUBLIN, Nov. 9.-Inquest in case Of Jas.
Dunno, an aged tenant who died in the road
way after being evicted from his home at Ardee,
has resulted IN a verdict of murder. The cor
oner has issued warrant for the arrest of
Dudgeon and Emerson, solicitors.
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special 20 the lndiansroiis Jcarssa.
COLUMBUS, Ind, Nov 9.-rhe recent heavy
rains in this section has caused an overfow in
White river, which is doing considerable dam
age by Washing away the ungathered corn on
the bottom land. Trere is alsosa great amount
Of corn rostipg in the fields. r. =
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Harrison To Miller.

UTICA. n. Y, Nov. e.---The following dispatch
has been received By Warner Miller, at his home
In Herkimer. n. Y:
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. 8. 1888.
To Hon. Warner Miller, Her Inner. N r..
am greatly grieved at your defeat. If the intrepid
leader fell outside the breastworks, the column, in
spired by his courage, went on to victory.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
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st. Louis Shines.
Chicago Mail

Chicago Mail.
St Louis solidly Republican and three Con-
gressmen gained Very truthfully has Bob
Iogersoll referred to this Republican city in
Bourbon Missouri as o diamond pin in q dirty
shirt
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though she recognizes people about her. she is
unable TO talk. Should another stroke occur,
Mrs Gould will die.
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Heavy Fighting In Egypt

Cairo. Nov. 9.-Seventy thousand followers
of the Mahdi attacked the Gown OF Wadi. The
garrison repulsed the assailants and killed 3, 900,
but the Mahdists reattacked and captured the
town. The Sultan OF Wadi fed to Gheri
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Condition of Mrs. Jay Gould.

New YORK, Nov 9.-Dr BALDWIN, attendant
physician on Mrs. jaw Gould, who Is living 1T
her homo, No $40 Fifth avenue. tonight Gays
that MIRA Gould is in a very critical condition,
and liable to pass Away - Any moment Oss
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PLURALITIES IN THE STATE
Indiana is Safe for the Republicans, as
Shown by Returns from Counties.
Business Temporarily Suspended While the
Citizens Give Vent to their Enthusiasm
More Trouble for MIR. Hawkins.
PLURALITY FIGURES.

Tabulated Statements Showing the Plurslities
I'm the Several Counties.
The pluralitiss shown in the following table
are official, except in few counties, where the
vote could not be obtained last night