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and 10 lying tonight ct the point OF death. He
Is eighty-one years cld. Mr.. Sibiey was one Of
the leading movers In founding the Western
Union Telegraph Company. aud has acquired
national reputation By his efforts in establishing
telegraph lines throughout the country. aud by
his connection with the attempted establishment
OF an overland line TO Russia via AlaskA
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

ALLENTowN. Pa. July "a sevsnty-horse
power boiler exploded at the Adelaide silk mill
NJ o'clock this morning. instantly killing Frank
Steiner and Henry Borroe. the fireman. Hiram
Sell, the engineer, Was caught by the legs Dy a
crank of the engine and pinned fast He was
terribly injured and died ut 10 o'clock, after one
Of his legs had been amputatsd. Oswin Ochs. .
bricklayer. employed in covering one Of the
boilers. was shockinfy sealded. but Will recover.
Jacob Shafer and Robert billiard were slightly
bruised By flying dsbria The .snginshouse.
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Orphan Asylum Dedicated.

: CLEVELAND, O.. July 9-The new Orphan
Asylum which cost s200,000 was dedicated to-
day. 1t is supported by Western Israelites and
is one of the largest institutions in America.
The following officers wore elected: Abraham
Hart, of Chicago, president: David Adler, Of
Milwaukee. vice-prssdent; Jacob Rohrmheimer,
of Cleveland, treasurer of the general fund.-
Simon Haverrich of Detroit. treasurer OF the
sinking fund; DR. s. Wolfenstein. secretary and
superintendent. and NJ Buchanan, of Cleveland,
financial secretary.
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Illiuois Enthusiaam.

Correspondence of the Indianapolis Journal.
VANDALIA, ILL.,, July 8.-The Republicans Of
this Democratic county held mammoth Harri-
son and Morton meeting last night The meeting
was addressed by the Hon. Ike Clements Of
Carbonate, ILL.,, who made telling speech.
Brass bands and the much-used tin horn made
music for the thousands The Republicans OF
Illinois seem to be thoroughly en:hused, and one
would have taken Vsndalia last night. for an In
diana town.
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Company, and Secretary Thomas Aeker. Of Lo-
cal Assembly 9704 of the Knights of Labor,
which includes the tub-workers. are among to-
days converts. Acker told . reporter that he
would rather shut MP the mile of Texas than
the pipe mills Of Pittsburr
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Charities and Corroct,ons.

BUFFALO. n. Y, July 9-In the Conference
OF Charities and Corrections. this morning, the
frss matter taken up was the report upon char
ity organizations. conducted by Miss Zepha D.
Smith. of Boston. who presented the report of
the committee. The subject was discussed at
on "Drunksrds' Families Tho Treatment of
Poor Widows with Dependent Children was
the theme Of paper by Mrs. Louise Wolcott,
of New York. Adjourned.
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Where Prohibition Pro hibits.

CLEVELAND. O., July 9-The village of Ali
ance, o., adopted prohibition some two years
ago and the authorities have since been con-
staptly at war with the saloonists. An ordi-
nance was finally adopted i'm posing fine OF 500
for q violation OF the prohibitosy enactment and
$500 for the second offense. The first trial nm
Ger the ordinance resulted In . convicton'to-day,
and fine Of 500 resulted in ths prompt closing
Of the Last saloon.
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Mormon Church Prouertv

SALT LAKE, U. T., July 9.-Receiver Dyer
compromised to-day. in tho matter of Mormon
Church property. the papers being filed 10 the
Territorial Supreme Court The receiver keeps
what property he had seized and was paid
1851. 666. Is in cash. Further proceedings TO
be dropped pending the bearing OF an appeal on
questions involved in the United States SUI
preme Court.
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A Novel Cause for q Boycott.

Special to the lndianapoIis Journal
GOSHEN. Ind. July 9.-The BARRIERS Union
of this city have boycotted the Daily Times, be-
cause one of the employees at the Times Office
patronizsd q non-union shop The leaders in
the union are two Democrats, and the option
prevails that these two managed the boycott
more in the interest OF politics than anything
else. the Times being a Republican paper. 1t
ia said the matter will be brought before che.
grand jury for investigation.
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Illinois Items.

Freeman. the 81. 500 stallion owned by H. c.
Sinsabaugh & Son, Of Nation, died, on Sunday,
of lung fever. He was Gne imported horse.
Rain storms aid wind during the past week
have done considerable damage to the oats crop,
near Nation, by blowing it fat but the corn
has been greatly benefited.
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INDIANA AND ILLINOIS.

Remains of q Missing Man Discovered In
school. House Cistern.
special TO the Indianapolis Journal
EVANSVILLE, Ind. July GA special from
Ferdinand. Dubois county. states that week
ago Bernard VOTERS, prominent citizen of that
place. mysteriously disappeared. and his where
asouts has been shrouded in mystery until to.
day, when his body was found in the school
house cistern. He evidently committed suicide,
although there is no known cause why he should
have done so.
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Labor Nomination.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal

DANvILLE. ILL.,, July 9-The congressional
district labor convention was held in the court
house to-day. Alex Barton, of Danville, was
chosen chairman, and c. B. Fenton secretary.
E. II. Lanehans, of Danville. was nominated
for Congress. The following central committee
was selected: A. c. Barton. Vermilliou county;
G. Z. Mann, Edgar county; James Fullenwider.
Douglas county, w. B. Leach, Coles county; W.
d. Coffsen Champaign. Willis Jones, candidate
for Governor on the Labor ticket, addressed the
crowd. County nominations were left open
until later date
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Allentown Special.
Harry c. Trexler, we'll known lumber dealer,
and at one time president OF Common Council,
aud Mr. Bryan, contractor. have announced
their intention OF supporting Harrison and
Morton. Both have been prominent in Demo-
cratic circles, and the former was at one time
o leading member of the Americas Club. and an
active worker at the polls. The latter has al
ways been regarded a. one of the shrewdest
politicians in the party. and has always COM
manded considerable influence
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THE minister sought to improve the time BY
giving Bobby lesson liz morality. "My boy,n
he said, Il have lived forty five years aud have
never used tobacco in any form. nor told lie,
nor swore. nor played hockey. nor Pave You
got any little boysl" interrupted Bobby. mo,
have never had any little boys." Well. they are
mighty lucky" said Bobby.-San Francisco
Wash
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A Unique Gift for General Harrison.

SharOns Pa Special
Avery Truesdale, an army comrade OF Gen.
Harrison, has. with infinite patience. completed
q cane composed OF 10, 500 pieces Of wood Of
thirty eight different kinds-one kind for each
State. He will forward it tomorrow to Gen.
Harrison as token of esteem. The number Of
pieces Of wood IL designed to represent Harri-
sons majority in Indiana.
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Gas at Dunreith.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journa.

6peclAI 20 tue IhuanapoIls JUuruH-
DUNREITH, Ind, July "a strong flow Of gas
was found here this morning. As the drill pen
etrated Trenton rock the flow increased until
at depth Or 905 feet. when it developed into
'gusher." and burns twenty-five feet high.
Steps will be taken at once to pipe the town.
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Serious Charge Against Postmaster.

SefIOuS CubfS0 <fgdfuBt Z BCfuaSter.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Ind, July 9.-Post1aster Benner. OF
Swestser. this county, is charged with opening
registered letters, the charge being preferred
by Mrs. Thomas Harter. who claims that
two such letters. addressed to her, were opened
Postofice Inspector Stacker, Of St Louis. who
has been investigating the matter the past two
days, left this morning. He declined to state
the result of his investigation.
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SANDWICH. Ill, July 9.-DAvid Clarke and his
wife were found hanging in a corn-crib on A
Cages farm, near here. last evening. They left
paper signed by each saying that they died for
each other. Clark was thirty years old and had
been employed by Gage a few months Es
came from Streator. He had been married two
years.
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Steamship News.

NEW YORK, July 9.-Arrived: Servis. Arr
zona. from LIVERPOOL; Anchoria, from Glasgow.
Moravia, from Hamburg; Nornandie. from
Havre.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-Arrived: British
King. from Liverpool
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The Voter She Longs For

''Tell him the light grows dreary;
He cometh not. she said;
'sTell him I'm weary, weary,
And 1 would that were dead"
-Belya LockWoo
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Don't Wait

Until your hair becomes dry, thin, and
gray before giving the attention needed
to preserve its beauty aud vitality.
Keep on your toilet-table bottle of
Ayers Hair Vigor-the only dressing
you require for the hair-and use little.
daily, to preserve the natural color and
prevent badness.
Thomas Munday, Sharon Grove, XIV,
writes: Several months ago my hair
commenced falling out, and in few
weeks my head was almost bald.
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. I recon-
mend your preparation as the best hair
restorer in the world"
My hair was faded and dry" writes
Mabel c. Hardy, of Delavan, ILL.,; but
after using a bottle OF Ayers Hair Vigor
1t became black and glossy"
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which was separate structure. 10 wreck.
None of the nine hundred employees were In
jured, though they were greatly frightened by
the explosion. The cause of the explosion Is IN
known.
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Railroad Repair shops Burned,

NORWICH. Conn. July 9-The New London
Northern repair shops were burned tonight:
also, the undergrad Of the New London Lum
Der Company. The loss will amount to about
$50, 900.
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Ayers Hair Vigor,
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
Pimples and Blotches,

So disfiguring to the face, forehead, and
neck, may be entirely removed by the
use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. the best and
safest Alternative and Blood-Purifier ever
discovered.
Or. J. c. Aver & Co.. Lowell, Mass
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ROCHESTER, N. Y. July 9-Hiram Siblsy,
probably the best known resident OF Rochester.
suffered . stroke of spoplsxy. this afternoon.
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More Of Them from Pittsburg.

Western Pennsylvania Democrats continue 10
come over 60 Harrison and protection. James
Powers once . Democratic candidate for County
Commissioner; General Manager James f.
Crimes Of the Knoxville Land Improvement
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Obituary.

NEW YORK, July 9.-George William Stod-
dart, wsll-known actor, died this morning. &C
his residence IN Monmouth county, New Jersey.
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A writer Ia the Dallas, Texas, NttrS
saws that II calves are branded in the dark
Of the moon the brand will remain the
eize Of the brand used; but II branded n
the light Of the moon the brand used will
spread from so to 100 per cent
Since the powers that be now think
that there ia no pleuro.pneumonia west Of
the Alleghenies, an excellent opportunity
Ia presented OF freeing the country from
the disease by q combined raid on the few
remaining cUnters Of injection.
In Scotland last year $40 Aberdeen.
A nVus cattle we're sold, ct an average Of
$50 70; year before Sl4 head brought Sn
average Of $40 50. OF shorthorns 75S
were sold at an average Of sos: in 1886
os6 brought an average Of Sl04 20. The
outlook for both In 1888 iBconsidered good,
The Pure Food Convention, which met
in Washington, D. O., last week, took
gtyonQ ground against adulteration Of all
kinds, and prepared bill whose enact
menk is to be urged upon Congress. Ar
effort 10 condemn oleomargaripe and aot'
ton seed oil lard by resolution failed
from which Il is to 6s inferred that the
work OF the convention will aid iArmerE
| to only Q limited extent,
The most successful oats.rRisers Away
try to get their seed In ths ground Just a
soon az possible after the spring opens up
Some claim that II Is better TO prepare the
ground when 1t 10 q little wet, rather thar
10 postpone the preparation and thus de
Law seeding. Many Are taking to the ideI
Of blowing the oats ground in the fall o
the wear in order to get the seed In tht
ground early. This last idea Is goot
one, but there are many farmers no douh
now who want to SOW oats this spring VIII
have mot the blowing done. The bee
IahinR to do under such circumstances 10 =
make the best Of the arSt opportunity
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Bonton's HAIR Grower.

All who are bald. all who are becoming
bald, al who do not want to be bald, all
who are troubled with dandrutf, or itching
OF the scalp, should use R5nton's. Hair
Grower. Eighty per cent Of those using
It have grown hair. II never fails to stop
the hair from falling. Through sickness
and levers the hair sometimeV falls off In 9
short time, and although the person may
have roulAlnsd bald for years, Il you use
Benton's Hair Grower according to direc-
tions you are sure Of o growth Of hair. In
hundreds Of cases We have produced Q
good growth Of hair on those who have
been bald and gla;ed Tor ye6fa. We have
tsl!y gabstSuttGted the following iactsi
We gov hRIrln % cases out Of 100; 10 matter
how long bald.
Unlike other preparations II contains no sugar Of
llsd, o. vegetable or mineral poIbous.
it's / Epeoihc Tor falling hair, dAldrpR and Itch
Ing Of the scalp,
The Hair Grower Il hair food, and It's com.
poGiuon Is almost exactly like the oil which
supplies the hair with ia vitality.
Bold by drpgEiSA or sent on receipt o. price, q %
BEEToN HAIR GROWER Co.,
p&W Cleveland, 0,
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
OHIO RIVER RAILR0AD.-TIMR
J table taking eject SUNDAY, DEC, is, 1857,
10Ssenger train will run a. iolloWt-CentTAl time:
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How Mon Die.

II we know all the methods OF approach
adopted by an enemy we are the better
enabled 10 ward off the danger and post
pone the moment when surrender be-
comes inevitable. In many instances the
inheren. strength OF the body suftices to
enable 1t 10 oppose the tendency toward
death. Many however have Loaf these
forces to such an extent that there is little
or no help. In other cases little aid to
the weakened Lungs will make all the
difference between sudden death and
many years OF useful life. Upon the first
symptoms Of a Cough, Gold or any trouble
OF the Throat or Lungs, give that old and
well known remedy-Boschee's German
Syrup, o careful trial. 1t will prove what
thoueAnds say Of 1t to be, the "beneiaetor
OF any home"
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offered, and get The blowing and seeding

offered, and get the blowing and seeding
done a. soon as possible. Cf
Boston market gets more sheep from
Canada than from any other State In the
Union.
Values Of wool in the Eastern marketl
were 2l4c per pound lower January i than
q year ago.
sheep-shearen have organized in Aus
tralls, and are adopting the striking tacttca
Of American knights Of Labor.
Up to 4 recent date export duties on
wool and shaepskins were exaeted BY the
Argentine Republic. These duties have
now been removed.
The system Of farming is best which
markets the products OF the farm In the
most compact form, aud leaves the greatest
amount Of fertilizer behind.
In 1877 England's imports Of wheat cost
Sl3 70 per quarter; last year the cost was
81 ga difference of So "a, The average
Of the ten years ending with 1888 was
$40 q.
Tho hard freezing Of the past two weeks
has been very hard on the wheat where 1t
has been unprotected by snow. In some
Of the coolest districts, however, 1t is well
covered.
The managers OF the Homewood track
near Pittsburgh, which has practically
been abandoned for nearly two years, are
arranging q meeting for the coming sea-
son, the date Of which will probably be
July 1913 inclusive. As this will BIO the
only meeting Of the kind In or near Pitts
burRh, there Ia no reason why 1t should
not be success in every particular.
Nineteen OF the twenty-one reaper,
mower and binder manufacturer in the
United States have organized National
Association. The members deny that the
object Of the association is the curtailment
Of production and the regulation and fx-
ing Of q uniform system OF prices, and
say II Is "ior social ends only" All par
ticulRrs are refused, except that Lewis
Miller, Of Akron, o., has been elected
President.
Several bsekeepers have written for q
recipe for making bee candy for winter
feeding. This is made by boiling granu-
lated sugar and making candy in the
usual manner. It may be moulded out
into any aizsd cakes desired, and placed
on the frames Just over the bees, under
the packing, or in differently arranged
hives it may be placed in near the cluster
OF bees, In such q manner that the bees
may have free access to 1t.
It would seem that the list Of tools for
carrying on q well.regulsted farm would
not be complete without 1t contained
good hsy-knife. Stacks Of straw are fire.
quently left TO rot where they are put up,
because the straw iCannot all be used at
one time, and to take the top of to get
what might be needed would leave the
balance to spoil in very short time.
With good hay-knife at hand stacked
hay or straw can be handled to about as
good advantsge as il placed in mows. Even
with all the feed in mows q good knife
comes very handy, for by the aid OF 1t the
hay or straw can be handled to decided
advantage. The loss from tearing the tops
of Of stacks and leaving the best part to
rot from exposure to rain on many farms
throughout the country would more than
pay for a good knife every year. II you
try it once you will never do without one.
-StOckmGn.
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COUNTY
Notice.
ELECTION FEB. 4, 1888.
Ata Meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners oil
the county Of Ohio, held on ThundAy, the 22d day
81 December, 1881, the following action wa had
and the following Ordinance adopted;
AN ORDINANCE
Providing for Vote upon the Question
Of Subscribing $500, OO0to the Cap
ital stock Of the wheeling & Har.
rISburg Railway Company
Of West Virginia.

WHERKAs, Tho wheeling d Harrisburg Railway
Company Of West Virginia has requested q vote
10 be ordered and money 70 beApproprtlted In aid
az the construction Of lts railroad In Ohio county
Including bridge Rcroes the Ohio river. a. or near
me head OF Wheeling lllRnd. and trackB thereon
and the approaches thereto, and the terminal
track and iicilitIes thereof In the said county,
Including tunnel through wheeling Hill, and
within the limits Of tho city Of Wheeling north Of
WaEEE1S, The Board Of Commissioners Of the
county OF Ohio deem Il desirable for the county 70
Appropriate money 70 aid In the construction Of
such railroad bridge across the Ohio river In said
county, and Of railroad crossing aaid BRIDGE and
the terminal and connecting tracks and facilities
or nd railroad IN Eaid county, such RppropriA.
don 70 be made BY subscription 70 the capital
stock Of taid company; therefore, Il u hereby
ORDKRED. By the Board OF Commissioners Of thu
county OF Ohio, that q vote DO taken upon the
oueSttbn Of the appropriation BY such aubscrip-
don BY said county Of the sum Of 5000 20 the
work above specified Such vote 9hAll be taken At
me several places Of voting In aid county, at Q
special election which shall be held on
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Are you disturbed ct night and broken
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crying with pain Of cutting teeth II
90, send at once and get bottle Of Mrs.
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FOB CHILDREN TKETHING Ia pleasant TO the
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] Price Is cent? bottle, HWE&W