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INSURANCE DIRECTORY

The Lancashire, Manchester. Eng
The Scottish Union and National, England.
The Lion, London, Eng.
The AngloNevada. San francisco, Cal.
Combined capital represented, $52,OOO,OoO
APPEL. d. F...-.---..---.10 When Block
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company, of
Boston. Oldest company In America.
Endowment Insurance at Life Rates.
CLAY, HILARY, Mgr Central Ind, 65la n. Penn. ST.
Union Mutual Life Insurance Co.. of Maine.
CUMMINGS, NJ. M. State Agt.. Sc Market op. P.o.
Washington Life Insurance Co.
Established 1S60.l Agents Wanted.
GREGORY s. Appel. .-------.-- 90 East Market st.
Represent seven first-class fire companies.
HOLLAND & GLAZIER- 80 East Market
Pacific Mutual Life and Accident
HOBBS w. H-----74E East Market st.
United Firemens Insurance Co., Philadelphia.
Sun Insurance Company, of Philadelphia.
Telephone 1909
Travellers Insurance. Co. Of Hartford. -
LAMBERT J. s. Mgr, 90le e. Market ST.. Coffin Blk
The Union Central Lifs ms. Co, Cincinnati, @.
BEST and SAFEST in the world Endowment at life
rates. Not one dollar IN l,erishable securities.
LEONARD. JOHN R----------------1stna Building
The North British and Mercantile Of London
The Sum- of England.
McGILLIARD g DARK, Ger. ms Agts.. 81 e. Market
Indiana Insurance Company, Indianapolis.
Citizens Insurance Company, Evansville. Ind
Farragut Fire Insurance Company, New York.
German Fire Insurance Company. Pittsburg, Pa
Peoples Insurance Company, Pittsburg. Pa
PRICE. JOHN J.----------------14T Talbot Bloc&
The Mutual Life Insurance Co, Of New York
Assets, Sis, s06, s52 being $34, Ar, 947
than those of any other company in the world
SUDL0w 8 MARSH. Managers 90as E. Market ST.,
for Indiana, Ohio. Kentucky Tennessee and West
Society of New York. Sheppard Homans' plan Of
pure life Insurance. unmixed with banking speciality.
SWAIN, D. f.. General Agent. so East Marked
Assets JAN /, 1883, $26. e5S.61s.9O.
SHTDELER. d. b.. Manager. 8 and Blackferd Blk.
The Equitable Life Assurance Company. thslarg-
aaf pfarr1r,o nv Tnf the E0Tld
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zinc Ea.tern SCR na~rea.

The annual meeting of the Grand Chapter of
the Order of the Eastern Star began yesterday
at Masonic Hail. and will continue to-day. The
order has had in the past year unusual pros
perity, more than 800 members having been
added to it in that time 1t has at present
2, $50 members. 1t was established in this State
in 1874 as an auxiliary to the Masonic Lodge.
aud it's work and growth have been very crafty
ing. There about $50 delegates present, rep
resentlng 40 chapters. The treas urer reports
balance of 81 ESQ. a. The following officers were
elected yesterday afternoon:
Grand Matron-81rs. Anna V. Lakin Terre HAute.
Grand Patron-D. L. Thompson. Rensselaer,.
Assistant Grand Matron-Mrs. Mary E. Mason.
Button.
Assistant Grand Patron-E j. Oh urch, La Porte.
Grand Secretary-E J. Smvthe, indianapolis.
Grand Treas urer-Mrs. Ellen Macomber, South
Bend.
Last night there large audience present
to listen to speeches. music and literary exer-
cises and see the exemplifcation of the ritual by
the grand officers.
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ST. PAUL, April I1.-From Mankato il is re-
ported that tina Minnesota river is rapidly sub
siding Lumorata reports the Znmbrpta river
rising. The dam ct Holbert's mill went out
yesterday afternoon. taking the iiume with it.
and let one corner OF the mill down a few inches.
opposite the town on the turnpilsa have gone
ont The water at Zumbro falls 10 dooding the
town, and il four feet deep in --.ny houses.
Communication by wire rail il entirely cut
of between Zum Drota and WabashaA A good
part of the forty miles Of track on the Wabash
division will have 20 be rebuilt. The dam at
Oronoco went ont yesterday afternoon. The
Eau Claire ard Chippewa rivers are up to the
eight-foot mark and still rising. About 1.000,-
600 feet of lumber. worth at least SO. 900.
the property OF the Mississippi Valley Logging
Company, swept away ~ Eau Claire this
afternoon. Hastings reports that the water in
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and himself to agree upon the salary
to be paid him for she coming
season. Ward claims that lie is justI-
fed in asking as much salary from
the New York club as be could secure else
where and says he will find another club TO pay
a high price for his release, Id addition to which
he viii pay to the New York club 81 600 out
of his first seasons salary in consider
alton of his unconditional release
from the reserve" rale under
which he is now held. Mr.. Ward also argues
that Keefe and Brown, who are as yet unsigned.
are entitled to the increase 10 salary asked By
them. The letter concludes as follows:
II have offered to buy my release
from the New York club, but ls
refuses to sell. / hare given il my terms. and it
refuses TO sign me, and / fully appreciate the
fact that it has the power f. forcss me ont of
profession in which earned a livelihood before
any stakeholder of the New York club had in
vested dollar in the game
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ENGL1sH's OPERA HOUSE.

ENGLISH'S OPERA. HOUSE.
William Barry and Hugh Fay the Irish come
dams, appeared at English's last night in their
latest success. ''McKenna's Filtration" and
afforded much mirth for the large audience that
greeted them. The play abounds in amusing
incidents and ridiculous complications, which
allow the stars ample opportunity for
showing their ideas of Irish comedy. The
musical features introduced were entertaining,
and the supporting company fairly good.
NOTES.
The Sinclair Comedy Company are drawing
good audiences to see "A Box of Cash. at the
Museum, and will repeat it afternoon and even
ing during the rest of the week
The advance sale for the brief season Of comic
opera by the famous Carleton Company, at the
Grand the first part of next week, will not be-
gin until to- morrow. Mr.. Carleton claims to do
'.Ermi ME" which will be given at the first three
performances, better than any other company
before the public, and to give a particularly at
tractive performance of .Nanon.r which will be
given on Wednesday evening. He has 6 com
pany of sixty people.
The comedian N. C. Goodwin will begin
three nights engagement at the Grand tonight.
appearing at every performance in double
role LEND Me Five Shllings," and Turned
Up" In the former Mr.. Goodwin has an oppor-
tunity TO show what he can do IN the line of
legitimate comedy. and the other. gives him
limited chances for fun-making He has that
versatility and originality that are so necessary
to thorough comedy work. and 10 more popular
actor than he comes to this city. In bis COM
pany is that excellent actor, J. 3. Barnes Miss
Miss Vivian. Charles Coote and other we'll
known people. Goodwins performances will
we'll repay those who wish to enjoy evening
of laughter
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The Oratorical Contest

In the oratorical contest to decide who shall
represent Butler University at the State contest
tomorrow night. the speakers and themes were:
John Morrison, Freeman and the Freehold" J.
A. Mavity. Dangers of the Republic" T. c.
Howe. "a Vital Questions" Hugh T. Miller,
Current Intolerance A. R. Gonewer. "Popu-
lar Thought" A. Nj. Hall, "Our Political IDEAL
The Judges, Ex-Governor Porter, w. w. Herod
and John Il. Griffiths awarded first prize to
Mr. Miller Mr. Hall getting the second The
winner is a member of Phi Delta Theta. In the
contest at English's Opera-house DePauw. But
Ter, Hanover, Franklin. and Wabash viii be
represented. II. A. Cuppy has been chosen as
the orator to represent Franklin College.
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The Beauty of Unity.

Burdette. in Brooklyn Eagle.
don't know much about it my boy; / have
read the magazine articles the subject of
church union by wise and learned men, and it
seemed 10 that were little further apart
when they got through than we were when they
began. It seems TO me that can't unite,
either in politics, taste religion, by merely
agreeing TO. A man who will agree TO believe
something for the sake OF harmony, IL seems TO
me. will be willing to believe anything for no
Now. you can establish a uniform
gauge for rail way tracks. but that's somewhat
different from a mans religion. machine
made religion would be charminely uniform,
same maehine-made wagon spokes. And It
would be about religious. Why. churches OF
the same denomination don't repeat the Lords
prayer alike they don't sing the same hymns TO
the tunes or words. And I'm glad they
don't dislike uniformity / know Of but one
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A STRONG COMBINATION.
Gray, Myers and Doughelty for Each Other,
and the Hendricks Club for ALI Three.

While the Hendricks Club is neglecting other
interests of the Democratic party in pushing
Governor Gray for the vice presidency, the vet
Grams in politics like Dick Bright Senator Voor-
hees. Col. Williams and others at Washington,
including Bynum, paving the way for Mat
sons nomination for Governor and strong OPP
position to the vice presidential scheme of the
club Gray and Myers, few weeks ago.
formed combination. and there is indica-
ton that it has been disturbed, as the
Governors most ardent pushers are doing like
service for Myers. When the cnb opened its
new rooms not long since, Colonel Matson was
in the northern part of the State pooling chances
with Mortimer Nye. who will be Green Smiths
only opponent for the nomination for Attorney
general. He went to Nye fresh from a consul
tation with Munson, who had not at that time
withdrawn from the race for Auditor OF State.
MunsOn's friends toasted Matson and sent him
out of Fort Wayne with the belief that he had
destroyed myers's chances for the Allen county
vice from persons near to the control of the
Hendricks Club which induced the Allen
county young man to withdraw. The Sem
tlnel containing the letter of withdrawal
hardly out of the press-room before Hugh
Dougherty, stockholder in the paper an
nounced himself as a candidate for Auditor of
State. Munson discovered the trick in the
interest of Gray. Myers, and Dougherty, and
Immediately reappeared the latter's COM
petItor Tor the nomination. munsOn being with
Matson will have the influence of the Washing
ton contingent IN his favor. while the Hendricks
Club will support the two favored by the Senti-
nell
1t is, therefore. the logic of the situation that
at St. Louis the club will represent what
Munson and Matson consider disturbing ele-
ment. Recently the club was imposed upon by
having introduced at one of its meetings
Southerner who did net wholly indorse Cleve-
land and merely said that il the Indiana Demo
Gratis were solid for him they
might nominate Gray Leon Bailey
who sponsor for the unfortunate
speaker. took week in explaining how he hap
pened to vouch for the visitor. John Kern,
the gentleman who resides in Indianapolis and
votes in Kokomo, presided at the clubs meeting
that night, and highly incensed at the aD-
parent Endorsement part of the club of
statement questioning Gray's certainty of being
nominated To relieve the club of any reflection
on its loyalty to Gray. it has been decided
to send its president, Allen w. Conduit TO the
st. Louis convention the Seventh district
delegate. while John ". Kern will go az
one Of the delegates at-large. Il has been
ranged to have Kern present the name of Gov.
Gray TO the convention. But, at the same time,
the Washington coniingent will be there to
work among the delegates of other States
againss the choice of the Hendricks Club.
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..Tbose Who Attend the Minis Me.tinrs"

Will travel the safest. surest and most direct
route all points in the East, West and South
west by buying their tickets over the old relia-
BILE and popular Bae-iine railway. Fast express
trains leave daily for the West at 11:55 A. NJ and
1880 P. NJ, making direct connections in St.
Louis Union Depot for Kansas City. Omaha,
Denver, Salt Lake City and all Pacific coast
points. The Bee-lne Limited" for the East
leaves at P. and the ''Flyer" at 2:50 A. NJ,
with through sleeping cars for Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, New York city and Boston. For tickets
sleeping-car berths, etc, apply at ticket office,
No. 2 Bates House, Union Depot and 1884 South
Illinois street. T. @. PECK, p. A.
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Failed 60 Repors His sales.

Joseph Keats, the commission merchant re-
ported at the station-honse. last night, that one
of his employees E. Reynolds, had left the city
with $40 &C money he should have brought to
him. Reynolds was sent 20 Scuthport. yester-
day morning, with a load of fruit. and after
selling out be- drove back as far the crossing
OF the c.. L, St. r.. a. G. road with the Belt,
where he turned his horse and wagon over to a
colored boy and took the train for Cincinnati
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community that makes uniformity its hobby;
where all the people dress alike and act alike
and look alike and eat the same things at the
time That is the peaitentiary, my son. And
even there, where uniformity is the soul OF the
system, they don't adopt unity" because they
like il. but because they have to. It il part or
the punishment, and not the lightsst part
either,
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Preparing for : Flornl SHOW.

The premium-lst Of the second annual chrys-
anthemum show and floral exhibition is cut.
The show will take place from Nov. l3 to IL. IN
Tominson Hall. Some valnabIe premiums are
offered. The exhibition committee consists of
f. G. HILL Richmond: VIM. q. Bertermann,
Indianapolis; Fred Dorner. Lafayette; NJ A.
Hunt, Terre Haute; W. ii. Lawrence, Bright
wood; d. w. Cox, Crawfordsville. and w. Fl. II.
Hoss, indianapolis.
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the Vermillion river is higher than ever known
before, taking OFT over half dozen bridges
No trains have arrived st La Crosse from the
west over the Milwaukee road since Thursday,
because several miles OF track are under water
in the valley of the Root river IL viii take ten
days TO get the track into condition after the
water subsidies The bridges are all gone, villa
ges inundated. and there 10 much distress at
some points.
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MINOR CITY MATTERS.

THE MILLS FAREWELL MEETINGs-Pres
terrain Church, 3 o'clock; Tomlinson Hall, evening"
7.30 O'Clock
EXHIBITION Observation-Disclosures and To-
ronto. 3 o'clock P. ".
ARBoR DAY MEETING-v irginia-avenue Engine
house. evening
GARFIELD PARK NETTING adisonavsnue En-
eine-house, evening
MELTING OF FLY FIsHERMEN's cLUB-72
East Market, 7:30 p. NJ
ENGLIsH's oPERA-HoUsE-'M cKenna's Flirt-
ation.n evening.
GRAND LODGE OF EASTERN STAR-Masonic
Temple.
THE AUsEUM-sA Box of Cash." afternoon and
evening.
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A Hnnd Nova.

The l., D. g S. Railway have removed their
city ticket Office from the Spencer House to cor
ner Illinois and Georgia Streets under Surgical
Institute
The l., D. g S. is twenty-five miles shorter
and three and oue.half hours quicker than any
other route to Kansas City and points West
f. G. KEsINGER, Ticket Agent
80 South Illinois street.
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Sneezinq Catarrh.

The distressing sneeze sneeze, sneeze. tho acrid.
watery discharges from the and nose the painful
Inflammation extending the throat the swelling Of
the mucous lining causing choking sensations cough
ringing poises in the head and splitting headaches
how familiar these symptoms are to thousands who
suffer periodically from head colds influenza and
who live IN ignorance of the fact that single appli
cation of Sanfords Radical Cure for Catarrh will af
ford instantaneous relief.
But this treatment in of simple Catarrh gives
but faint idea of what this remedy win do in the
chronic forms where the breathing is INSTRUCTED by
choking putrid mucous accommodations. the hearing
affected smell and taste gone. throat liberated and
hacking cough gradually fastening itself upon the do
biltated system Then it Is that the marvellous cura-
tive power Sanfords Radical Cure manifess itself
IN instantaneous and grateful relief. Cure begins
from the first application It is rapid. radical perma
nent economical safe.
Sanfords Radical Cure consists Of bottle of the
Radical Cure one box Catarrhal Solvent and an I'M
proved Inhaler; price. 81.
POTTER DRUG s. CHEMICAL Co., BosToS.
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The (fame To-DaY.

The Toronto club will play the local team
again to-day at Athletic Park. On account OF
the fine showing the visitors made yesterday.
they are likely to draw a large crowd. Tho
game will be called a usual at o'clock, with
the teams probably arranged as follows:
Indianapolis-Heay, p. Buckley, c.; Esterbrook
1b.; Bassett. 2b; Denny, 3b Glasscock, s.; Ssery.
]. E.; Shomberg. c. f.; Hines r. f.
Torouto-Casey, D.; Thayer. c.; Hartnett, 1b
Kearns, Obi Rickey, So; Mclaughlin, s. s.; Burk,
J. Fl Decker. c. Fl Common, T. I.
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MavHava a GOOD Erect.

Muncie Times.
The dose of Southern brigadier the country is
just now being compelled TO swallow may not
be altogether wasted. The attention OF the
people properly directed to their rule or ruin"
policy in the national House should have the
effect of driving the rascas out of power.
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BE We king, or be ye peasant,
If you have a breath unpleasant,
Teeth discolorad, gums that tease ye,
Sozodont's the thing to please we.
Use it every night and morning
Teeth preserving and adjoining.
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Accurate Description.

Uetro1G IrlDune-
Yes. my son, you are right. A ''tarif re-
former" is a who spends one-fourth OF his
time denying that he is free-trader and the
other three-fourths bowling for free trade
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DAILY WEATHER BULLErIs.
Indications.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April IL
For Indiana and IlIinois-Warmer. fair wealth
er. preceded in southern portions by slightly
colder; light to fresh variable winds.
For Ohio-Colder. fair weather; light to fresh.
and the lakes fresh to brisk westerly winds.
For Lower NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. fair wealth
err, preceded in southeast portion by slightly
coIder; light to fresh westerly winds, becoming
variable.
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READa all the advertisements ,sf spring medi-
zines. and then take Ayer's SarsapAriIla.
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Important to the Travelling Public

Commencing with April 10. 1888, mileage tick
cts issued by the l., B. & w. railway, o., !. g.
W. railway, and G. & e. T. railroad will be in
Interchangeable between Chicago. Indianapolis,
Springfield and principal intermediate points.
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Ward Explains His Position.
U 70 the IndfnnnnoIia Illrrn.aa

btVtlhI @ ths IudIhnhDoia Jour1a&-
NEw YORK, April ll.-John d. Ward, OF the
New York League Baseball Club has addressed
~ letter to the public explaining bis position in
connection with the failure Of the club
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Local News Notes.

DIR. B. r Spann, of Anderson, was yesterday
re- appointed trustee OF the State Normal
School by Governor Gray.
A meeting of the Fly Fishermen's club when
special business will be transacted, is called for
this evening, at Y East Market street.
The Secretary of State is busy issuing com
missions to justices OF { he peace. Nearly 1000
of these officers were chosen at the spring cleo
tions.
W. f. Lewis, q brakeman on the I. B. & w
railroad. living at No. l04 Spring street. had his
right arm badly crushed at Haughville Tues
day night while coupling cars
The Central W. c. T. Z. will meet this after
ridian-street Church. TIE revised constitution
will be presented and full attendance is de-
sired.
Col. L n Walker and John Clinton. who have
been employed by the Council to make inves-
tigation of the books of the city clerk. will not
begin their work for few weeks yet on &C
count of other duties.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
Frank r. Kirk and Fannie Sparks, Pendegras
Farington and Jessie f. Watt, John Bear and
Aurora Stueksr, Frank NJ. Archdeacon and Mar
garet Webb Hiram FL. Frour and Sadie Rankin.
The jewelry store of E. NJ. Carr. at No. Csc
Virginia avenue. enteredby BURGLARS Tues
day night and a case of fine watch chains that
had been left out of the safe was taken. The
thieves got into the store by breaking pane of
glass in one of the front windows.
The following building permits were issued
yesterday Margaret Boyer frame cottage on
North California street. near st. Clair, $500; A.
M. Harvey, frame cottage on Orange street. near
Perdleton pike $3.50; FL. Deschler, frame cottage
on Mississippi street. near Ninth, 81, 485; Carl
Won Hake, brick stable corner of Park and
Lincoln avenues, So, 600; Helen f. Deitz. frame
Charles Davis. frame cottage on Wilcox street,
near Michigan. $780,
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Earned Runs-1ndianapolls D. Toronto, a.
Two-base Hts-Hines Glasscock To ,Esterbrook(2l.
Home Runs-Gflasscock, Seery, Burk Common.
Double P1ays-Kearns and Hartnett q
First Base Balls-Hines. Bassett, Moffatt. Nc
Lanehlin. 0ld6eld.
Stolen Bases-Seery, Glasscoek.
First Base on Errors-I Indianapolis 4; Toronto 2.
Struck Out-Connor 2, Mclaughlin, Atkinson,
Seery, Hines.
Passed Ball-Oldfeld.
Wild Pitch-Atkinson.
Time-One hour and forty minutes.
Tlrnvf r
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Half-Fars Excursions
TO ALL POINTS IN
KANSAS,

KANSAS,
NEBRASKA,
ARKANSAS,
Palace reclining-chair cars free. Excursion
dates on April and "a For rates, maps and
full particulars apply to
COKE ALEXANDER
District Passenger Agent Mo- Pac Ry..
SO w. Maryland st.. Indianapolis, Ind.
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COTE DOR.

The pure California grape juice is for sale by Dill
Matlock, New York and Delaware, ct only 500
per quart bottle.
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Local Weather Report.
INDIANAPOLIS. April IL. 1883.