davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-05
P stands for Pudding, for Peach and fo

And likewise for Poetry and Prose:
The Parrot. the Pigeon that flies In the air,
The Pig with ring In his nose;
For Paper and Pen. for Printer and Press,
For Physic and People who sell it;
But when you are sick, to relieve your dis
tress
Take at once Pierce's Purgative Pellet
Oh, yes indeed! These are the P's for
you, poor. sick man or woman. Nothing
like them for keeping the bowels and
stomach regulated and in order-tiny. sugar
coated granules. scarcely larger than mus
tard seeds. They work gently but thor
oughly.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-05

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Robert NJ. Thomp-
son, formerly of Purdy, Tenn, was ar
rested yesterday, near Goldsboro, N.
e., by Special Examiner Roome Of
the Pension Bureau. Thompson was
tried and convicted in May, 1885,
at Memphis, Tenn, upon a charge of with
holding 81, ,S46 of pension money from the
minors of Thomas Mccall, whose guardian
he was. Before sentence was imposed
Thompson absconded. Since then he has
been engaged in business in this city, and
when arrested was working his way South,
engaged in the sale of mining stocks OF silver
mines in Idaho. He was taken before the
United States Commissioner at Goldsboro
n. c., yesterday. and thence brought to
this city. Yesterday he was srraigned be-
tore United States Commissioner Bundy,
and after q hearing was sent to Jail
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Did, Sekate, nna ruff i'd aav

Did, @ekate, nma ruff i'd amv
sllle anitalten sur Gludt wareu se.
troften.
gtobert bate au biefem 3weds biel
nit 9werenbolb Dertebrt unb mar bas
bur9 3u biefem in elm 8erbdltniB gera.
tben, tuel9es er nod Dor fliraem fir
gans unbentbar gebalten bdiie.
gs ging au9 bier. mie es sew6bnli9
3u geben pHegt. tpeun ber Wsenfb bic
Greife einnlaI iiber11ritten, in ipal1en
bic 3auberformeln ber fOeialen 3nitis
tutionen Jpn gebanut bielten. On reibt
ii9 oenn NuBerDrbentli1es an Mubers
or6entli9es, mas unmbgli9 gsi6ienen,
tpirb ipirtIi9, elm Musnabmefaa 3iebt
aebu anbere nod ii9 unb auleBt tuirb bas
gau3e Safein erceptiDneQ unb abens
teuerliG.
Set i'm @luritbal bic Runs gegan.
gen, mar an bic GteDe bes Nbl1eus,
pomit ber iange Mann Swerenbolb su.
bor betra9tet bate, cine Nrt Spmpa.
tbie getreten, tpelt1e ber Nbenteurer ges
f1ift 3li rtdbren tpuBte, beionbers ba@
bur9, baB er, tpo INNER fi1 Gelegens
beit bot, fiir Sbetla bic tieffe gbrers
bietuug an ben Sag legte. Nud bes
ffa@ er bur6 feline auf senaueifer Wns
f@auung berubenoen unb nit elmer ges
tpifieu bumoriitif@en Sorslofigteit bOrs
getragenen G9ilberuneen transatian.
tifder Natur unb 2ebensmeife.
go fonnte er fb benn begriinbete
Soffnuns MAIDEN, baB fi6 bic beiben
feline 8egleitung auf ibrer &eiie iibers
Weer sefaaen lafen uiirben. unb bas
ran lag ibm piel, alles nieaei9t, benn
ct bate baIb bemertt, baB er ii9 IN bas
eint6nise 2eben tn Der 0eimat i9le9.
tTbines ui@t mebr finoen fonnte uno
baB ibm raider We9fd Der Seenen,
elm abenteuerli9es 6in. uno 6srgewors
fenwerben auf ben Mogeu bes 2ebeus
gum 8ebtirfnifie geworoen.
(6ortfetuns foIst.)
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psriebte ber @raf. 9tueh nit ibm nil

psriebte Der @raf. Iu9 nit ihm ntiii
len mir fertig tuerbeu, fertig far INNER.
Oa bin i9 nit Gopf unb Sers unb
Sanb babel, ia, bas bin idl Dieter
9allunfe beunrubist mid ibon burd
ieinen blpBen MnbIid. St 1T mir lpie
Gift uno Opperntent uno feline unbers
i9dmte 8ertraultbteit treibt mir Die
Sale ins Blut. @ebt bas nod lange,
70 fort, 10 lauere i@ ibm, entftebe oars
aus, tpas ba tpolle, zines td6nen Cages
binter eiuem Bufb auf un6 i9ieBe ibn
nieber mie men tollen 9uno, oct er 1T.
Oas pirIt bu blei6en lailen, mein
gutter Geit. Geinen Gclat, ME unb
nimmer! Msit bieien @runofab fommt
man nett uno erreibt piel. - .5owie
ou DON oeiuer 5enbuns nod B6bmen
3uriid bif, unb bu tpirit et9 m6gli6ft
beeilen, tppneu mir nit benz Gerl reinen
Slid MAIDEN, 10 ober TO. Sd babe
f9on einen tleinen plan in petto.
Gomm' nur, i'd pill i'm Dir i'm Wasen
rtittbeilen. Du ldBt bein pfero bon
einem ber poltilloae reifen unb fdbrit
nit mir bis gum Rarftbor. Mir baben
nod man6e ndbere 8eifimmung bin.
fihtli1 beiner &eiie unb bieisr gansen
falaten Sad)e 81 beipre6en.
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Gins beraus. llnb uenn auf ieber
Garm in MinnefDta unD Dofota Elm
balber Nder brett i'm 9lorben uuo We.
item nit Walbbdumen bepHan5t tpiiroe,
unb ebenIo an ben 2atlbfraBen 8dume
itiinoen, 10 t6nnten bic e9neeftiirme
bort.au6 ni6t 10 bauien tpie jebt unb
man9es Meni1enleben lpiirbe erbaIten.
lnfere Mfutfbanbe, Eagle Pass Ju-
venile Brass Band, aug Iauter iungen
2euten unb iogar Gnaben beltehen6,
bat ibre neuen, filberplattirten. Bias.
Snifrumente bor 2uraem erbalten.
9tatilrli9 gefalleH iie ben Suugen be.
oeuteno befer, als ibre alten Welfing.
Srompeten uno S6rner unb Ee tuten
ieben Nben6 fIeiBig oarauf log, nobel
man ni6t allein bic @ebulb unb aufs
opferung ibres MeiRers, bes 6errn Sc
Bona bon bier. ionbern du9 bic Mus=
bauer Der iungen 2eute betuunoern
muB. Jreili9 foften bic Snitrumente
aud on $500, tuobon erft $500 beiIom=
men fiao, tbeils bon Greunben Der
Sadie bier unb in @an Mntonio qes
1Gentt, tbells 0ur1 Die NluIit felbIt ers
tporben. Ser &eif tpirb nun aufgebradt
tperoem mtfien unb ba ioa benn aus
pbrberft elm GOnsert itattfiuben, tp0au
uHiere beifen Rrdfte ibre Mitmirfung
5u9eiGgt baben. unb bann i'm Mai
mad Nnftinl fuo i@ boffe, baB bic iun=
gen Wtuiifer bonn &io @ranbe aud
@bre einlegen tpetben. Se6enfalls 1T
oieie Mufit ettuas 8erniinftigeres, als
Denn bieielben Suneen, aus eieener
3angepeile uno miBberifanbener 6r6n-
migteit Der often, unfug trieben. l1nb
nebenbei lernen fie prattild, baB ,@i.
nl9teit tart ma6t", mp Der @inaelne
nur tpenis 8u Stanoe brinst.
Sb. 0ieIlner.
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n I m { i q.
stOman bon SobaMnes e@ers.
LGortfetMna.l

LSortiesane.l
Sn bieiem Sale bliebe olio nur bic
@rafin iibrig9 bemerfte ber Miiler inb
fdwie8 bann.
8eit, iaste Der @raf isineu ebemalis
gen Rommer6iener firirenb, i9 leie In
beinen Mugen cine Sbee, aber fie tau9t
nidis. Snl9e iuusen poalafiigen psr-
ionen brtommen alleroinss oft gang
plbBliG idlimme 3ufdlle. Nlein i'd
min baDon ui@ts tpifsr.. Man mirb
nit ben sSabren INNER borii9tiger,
meinetmegen iage iogar, dnsitli6er.
Nein. bebaIte beine Soee nur fdr bid,
iG mag fie nidt hOren tpeuigftens bor
ber 9anb nidt. Gebt es abfolut nidt
auoers, bann fam man ia ieben. mas
su tbun lit. Nber aund1lt tpollen mir
gelinbere Soften aufsiebea. Wtabame
Nib morgen friib BON bier abreifen.
Mbreiien2 llnb tuenH iie ni9t mia9
so luirb lie ip0llen miiken.
ftnb lpobin fol he?
Du Oeibt. i6 belize auf bem einen
meiHer Sitter In g6bmeu Elm babI9 Elm
Jam 3tpii6en Bergen unb Wdlbern auf
einem boben Gelien seIesenes S@l6B.
den.
6tarobra6?
Sa.
WDbin id bor 3eiten auf meines
gndbigen 9errn 8efebl bic Sodter bes
ebmaligen pd9ters auf ber 9onnerfalI.
miible bra9te, als oas bumme Ding
getuiIer 2leinigteiter tpegen ndrrif9
tuurbe2
Chen bic 2otalitdt meiAe id.
gs 1T Elm bhfferer Ort. Die berriidte
Mhltrsto6ter ifarb bort eIenb.
Sbr Self tuirb Mabame niht beuu.
rn5igen, folte id meinen. Daau III
Mlobante 81 aufgefldrt, au9 tpenn He
BON Der alien bummen 8el1id5te phBte.
llub bic gndpige Grau ion bort. 10 su
i0gen gefangen gebalien tperben?
ga, 10 su fagen. llebrigens in aller
@emd@li@teit unb npr 10 Iange, Bis
3cbert bic gail3e G9nurrpfeiferei ii9
aus heml Siuu gei9lagen baben tpirb.
Sd boHe, bies pirb iitn 10 raider ge.
t9eben, OILS i9 auf meiner &eiie cine
partie fiir i'm ausfinbis gema9t, bic
10 feoer Be5iebung angenehen lit. @s
III Elm auBerorbentlih reisentes Mdbs
9ens bic ein3ige Sp9ter uno- grbin ei.
ues grOben 00uies. sic tpirb &obert
30 tr6Feu tpiRen.
9ber tuie molten guer Gnaben bic
Grau @rdfin mad 6tarobrob bringens
Gie iuirb unter Der Obbut zines
Ml0nnes 6abin reiien, bern i9 meine
Bouma6t mitgebe unb auf ben i9 mid
u1bebinBt DeriaHen fam.
0arf i9 fragen, iper bieier Mann ifts
Wer anbers als 6u, Bette
S92
SyreiIid5.
@ndbiger 6err, bas III elm iebr fGtpis
rieer unb peiuli9er Nuftrag.
Der in entlpreGenbem MaBe belobut
iDr6en iol un6 tpirb. Du tpirit auf
GtorObrab bic n5tbisen @erabrebun.
gen nit benz alien 3aHellan tre5fen,
auf ben .i6 mid ebenfalls unbebinst
DerlaiieH tam. Du tpeiBt, er bat, glei1
bir, tn fOl6en Diugen grfabrung unb
III ein WianH bon Giien.
Gei es. baB bic ibnl 3uoeiiGerte ents
ipre6enbe gelobnuns ibn lodte, iei es
bab Elm 6intergecante i'm rei3te, genug,
Der MiiQer erfIdrte Fd sur uebernabme
bes ibm 5ugeba6ten auftrags bereit.
Der Graf, ueIGer bic grenjenIole
6abiuGt bes Mannes fannie, beaGtete
bas eigeHtbhmli9e Qdmslm ber 8efris,
bigung, tuelGes babel 0eitsIounne 2ip,
pen iiberi9li@, Ribt neiter. ct glaubte,
bet @ei5 tibIe ben Mhller.
@el6e @ebonfen aber au9 In oieiem
iDa@seiDorben iein mo@ten, er tebrts
iosleid iuieoer 3am 9d@fIiegeaben
3uritd.
llnb Stperenbolb2 fragte ct.
9lu@ on ben foll Die Reibe tommen,
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WiifenSipertb!

Serr IS. s. glOrsan, Elm aaufmann in eate
Gitb, GlOriba, bate fib cine beftise GrfdItuna
Susetoseu, bic bon einem audlenben Sufeu be-,
sleitst mar nnb sana ben anfdein Der erfen
Sapinbludts Sbmptome barbOt. gr ber.
iu&te cine Mense fosehannter popuIarer Su.
fsnmsbieinen, aIlein bas llebsl berf6limmerte
it9 bon Gag ju Gage. ct maeerte ii1tIi9 ab,
bate Ntbembef fdperbeu unb fonnie nidt mebr
f9lafen. S4liebli@ berfudte er Or. Rings
vHene @ntbsduns sesen S9pinbfu9t" unb
faab iofort grIeidteruns. Na9bem ct elm
talbes Dubenb Slaf9en e.braudt batte. par
er bolltfdnois sefunb uno bas llebel feIlte fi@
aud fpdter nidt tpiebsr eia. 8ein anberes
Wittel tann cine fold Ianse eife bon selunss-
men Ruren aufneiien, pie Or. 8inss vNeue
gntbeduus sesen S9pinbfudt" Ser erfoIs
biefer Nebicin tpirb 9arantirt.
4rObeFafdsn fret in Der apotbsts bon u.
Dreib.
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Glesante NrDttdten in 8dnbsrn
unb &iiden.
Die neuefftn Nuns geiltnss,
Ssnrietta Sud-, greYes, apber
Sud-, G1allte einfarbis uno. &C.
raltffert IN alien mpbernen ghat~
tirungen+
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.Sfene 3epbYr Gtnsbams, Snbia
Grinfles, peNals, 3an3tbars,> pt<
cues, eawns, 8attiife, gapseltp
eOrbs, idOtttide 3epDprs, Soil bu
Nprb unb anbere gum Waiden se>
eiSnete Sabrifute In grocer 9luss
nail unb slt peridiebeneu pretieu+
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Spmmerieibe bon perldiebener
9ualitdt.
Neue answabl pDn Sddern+
nnspeifelbaft bic beife Auswabl
spn Damen~ unb &inber~ Sduben
Mfanner~ IL. 8naben<Sduben unb
Stiefelnnpn Observation-Disclosures
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stmmpus aiSer g,eouIatOr wulper


&e.ieu6e, melde Die 6lai6en (bes
Glaiiigen) Su 8erbre9en fiir6ten, tpers
ben bena9ridtigt, 6aB g m m n 8
Siper &egulator Yulber,
bsreitet bur6 ben 9tufsuB elmer Sbees
tafie bol Wailer, (beiB ooer fatty, a,lf
einen Sbeel6fel Dou puluer unb bab
Srinfen bes @emiides, ober iene
Auantitdt bes pulbers in ben gtanb
genOmmen, um fie 3u tduen unb bins
unter3uitbluden, bic Wirtung eines
milben Oefuungsmittels obne 2eib.
f9nei6en Ober llebelfeit baben mirb.
8ebt I6t, ben e6ten Simmons 2ipsr.
Gegulator, bereitet bon S. $. 3eilin &
Co., 81 befOmmen.
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eDbte ppadnbse Eager Saens mel08 III au Mno

Galnbrtc in verldiebenen 8reitea IT.
9retien. Sarbise @ttdereten Ser
feinifen sprte,
@rpbe amswabl BON Damen>
unterseug+
Spllifdnbises sassr bon Damen.
un6 &inoeritrampfsn+
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EckG Main Plaza
-unb-
AcGQlia Shasse.
8ansbaItseaettitdnoe.

1iiatader, 6anbtader, Ser,
piette1 8etibeden, Sertn unb Car
binen. Eiiabeden unb Etbtes IN
seinea, Wulle uno pliiA unb aNt
Saden, ipflde bas SansbAlts>
sebtet umfabt+
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Sf}GsreiPm

Sptt3en. Sytt5en!
@uf btelem Telbe glansen MIR
bllr6 bic srDBte @uswabl unb bte
neuefen Saden, bic je bem pnbli~
FUN pprselest wurben4 Sprdpn,
essptiide, prientaltiAe, Galeuetenne,
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9iinglingena Mdnnerll
mtr5
Si6ere Seiltt,t8 8arentirt.

Die fdredliGen ToIseu Der Susenbiinben.
Gefdle9tsfdrdde bsruria9enb, tpObur9 @eiR
unb aOrper ruinirt iuerben, permanemt ges
beilt. Sersflopfeu, Sda9tetnbeit, Sanlfn.
abflnb, @eoadtniei6maae, 8erluff Der gners
gle, Abneisuns seSen @eieai@aft uno Nslau.
d]olie griinOlid fiIrirt.
@erbeirat6ete Mdnner, ooer iolbs,
bic fid perbeiratbsn tuoIlen, bic in f5oIgs bon
SnbiscietiOn in ber SsseuD an Gef6Ie9tS. anb
Nerbenfdnade lsiben, werben srinSli9 furirt.
Reine MineraIien eingegebeu.
Sunse Manner, bic lire Belt NIT unfdbisen
2euten berldpenbet uno fi6 babur9 arani>
beiten bes aopfes. bet Rafe, bes Salits, bsr
eeber, 2ungen, @insetpeibe unb bts Wla9ens
3use5osen baben, iperben f6nea furirt.
2apt gud ni@t nur@ faIi@es Sdamsefibl
abhaltett fofort
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ipaniide, Gscrtrtal, Guipure, gban~
tillp Sptsen in allen 8retten fir
ueberwarf Cber Beiab.
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= 1887 tpurben in 9astp Oerf 1885
neue 6duier gebaut.
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- gs sibt ouf Der @elt 297 2sbenss
oerf6erunssseielli9a
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Ole
@odentlide Treie yreiie fir g,ras
~ eriGeint
ieoen 9onuerfag
unb fo1tet
$3.50 fit oaS Sabr uoer S1.25 far
6 Mnnate TIT @prausbesablmmg.
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Geitidte Giniabe
in weibem unb farbisem ;pique,
MuG, Swtb, Nainippf. 0eiftdter
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-08

New York. March The six great coal
companies to-day decided to make reduction
of so cents per ton in coal, and the new sched-
ules have been made upon that scale. The fol-
lowing are the new prices for che spring sched-
ules: Broken, 50 75; egg, "a; stove, 81 %. and
chestnut, 81 % This reduction is regularly
made every spring, but the new schedules were
general resumption of production in the coal
fields before deciding on the prices. The spring
prices, given above. are 10 cents higher than
the spring schedules in 1887. One of the most
prominent coal presidents says that after the re-
duction was made the dealers who have been
waiting for the schedules began to rush orders
in so fast that il was impossible 10 handle them.
He states that there is no bitterness between the
companies but ali are working in harmony for
the best interests of tha trade.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-08
SHUTTING OUT THE PEOPLE
Republicans Make a Vain Effort to Sc
cure Hearingson the Tariff Question,
But the Democratic Majority Decides to the
Contrary Chance to Redeem Virginia
from Democratic RuIe-GeneralN Notes.
NO nEAR1SG FOR THE PEOPLE.

The Democrats Decide that They VIII Not
Hear Witnesses as to Tariff
Special TO the Indianapolis Jaurnai
WAsHINGToN. March z.-There were reports
Ut the Capitol. shortly after the committee on
ways and means adjourned its meeting, at noon
to-day, that Mr.. Breckenridge, OF Kentucky,
had experienced some effort in impressing Mr..
Bynuu into service and preventing his voting
for McKinley's motion to grant hearing from
the laborers of the country as to the effect the
proposed revision of the tariff would have upon
their interests, but that Bynum finally came
over aud voted against the proposition under
Auress The Journal correspondents sought Dir.
Bynum and asked him if it were true as re-
ported. NO." he replied 'there is no truth in
it. further than that Voted with my party as
sociatss against McKinley's motion. It did not
require any suggestion from Mr.. Breckenridge
or anybody else. He did not speak to me on the
subject at ALL voted steadily in opposition to
the proposition to grant hearing
10 anybody on tariff revision. We have
not time to hear talk before the committee.
We shall report the bill to the House as soon as
the majority have had opportunity to offer
amendments"
There were various propositions made By Re-
publican members Of the committee on ways
and means to-day. to hear people whose inter
ests are to be wiped away by She passage of this
bill, but all were put down by strict party
vote. Every suggestion made by the Republic
ans as to giving brief hearings, occupying in all
but few days. TO mechanics and laborers, was
voted down, all the Democrats voting against
and all the Republicans for the proportions
The Democrats prefer to reserve their time for
general debate on the floor of the House. where
campaign documents are made. to ''wastefuliy
throwing it away in promiscuous hearing from
the rabble," as one of them put it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-08
Minor Notes.

Washington Hanna, of Connersville. some
months ago, buried his daughter and placed a
lot of dynamite in her grave in order to protect
the coffin from grave-robbers. This week Mrs.
Hanna died and it was almost impossible to get
any to bury her to attend the funeral
ceremony, so great was the fear of an explosion
in the cemetery.
At Alum Cave. a mining village twenty
miles south west from Brazil. gang of White
Caps called on the proprietor of obnoxious
saloon, giving him orders for the future, also a
bundle of switches hint of what might be
expected if orders are not obeyed Two more
warnings have been given ia neighborhoods a
few miles east, but it is not known that an
organization of White Caps exists in Clay county.
The annual conference of the Dunkard
German Baptist Church will be held at North
Manchester, beginning May 20. There is
large body of this peculiar sect living in PIatt
county Illinois. They practice feet-wasning and
the holy kiss They baptize their members
three times face foremost, and dress much the
same the Quakers John Metsgar, the lead
ing bishop of the church. lives at Cerro Gordo,
III He has charge of all the churches In the
West, and has founded and built several
churches at his own expense.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-08
VIRGINIA. pEMooRATs.

A Auspicious Lack of Harmony That Augurs
Well for Republicans.
Special to the indianapolis journal
WASHINGTON. March John S. Barbour,
United States Senator-eleet to succeed Riddle
berger, has written a card to the Democrats of
Virginia declining to act further as chairman of
the State committee. in which capacity he has
served for many years with signal success. Mr..
Barbour gives as his reasons for refusing to lead
the Bourbon host Of the Ole Dominion during
another campaign, that he is not in harmony
with the administration, and that some one who
is should be selected. He says that it would
prevent harmony to have = man in the chair
1nanship Of the State COMMITTEES who could not
indorse the administration, since Cleveland is
likely to be renominated for President This
announcement has caused great surprise in
Washington, where Barbour's Democratic activ-
fly and influence well known, and Repub-
licans are predicting that, in view of the declar-
alton of the Virginia Legislature Just before its
adjournment, the other day, in favor of tariff
protection, that the State will go Republican
this fall, IL some such man as Harrison, Alli-
son or Sherman leads the ticket
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-08
HEADING orr A CANARD.

Denial of o. Story that Republicans Are DE-
vided ON Internal Revenue Reform.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, March IA statement is pub
lshed here this evening, and viii likely be tele-
graphed hence, to the effect that the Republic
ans in the House are divided on the question OF
internal revenue reform; that Mr.. Reed, a Re-
publican member of the committee on ways aud
means, has prepared bill for the repeal of the
tobacco and fruit brandy taxes, and q reduction
of the whisky tax from 80 to so cents per gal
Ion. and has been trying to whip his party into
line. but has met with open rebellion in many
quarters. This statement il. wholly incorrect
The Republicans are solidly opposed to any re-
duction Of the tax on whisky. They are solidy
in favor of just such reforms are
proposed in the internal revenue bill submitted
by the Democrats, but they do not indorse the
administration feature'of it. The Republicans
stand one man the subject of internal
revenue reform, and although they have not
proposed bill. they will be in concert when
they do act. The effort which Mr.. Randall will
make to induce the Republicans to support his
tariff and internal revenue bill will be ineffect
i've, If for no other reason, because he proposes
a reduction OF the tax whisky. Republican
members of the committee on ways and means
say that no party, at this time, justify any
action which will reduce the whisky tax This
is the position of the Republican delegation in
Congress from Indiana, and in fact. Of those
from all States.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-08
Indiana Pensions.

Wash ington Special
Pensions have been granted the following
named Indlanians:
}. 2. Lloyd: deceased. Wabash; W. Wright,
Monterey; @. w. Stewart, Danville; d. w. Cole,
Fulton; G. W. Benbow, Anderson: n G. Petty,
Epson; L. Hay. Duff: J. Stroud. Dundee; j. L.
Hunt, Prairieton; j. Ineersoll waterloo: e.
Rees, Cicero; @. B. White, Sullivan: J. Garfield,
North Vernon; A. L. Hiatt, Fiat; G. W. Loren
sey, Columbus; NJ Brown, Dublin; J. B. Lara
more. Dunreith; E. r. Samuels. Waterman; Ct.
ID. Nelson. Mooresville; e. Edwards. Spencer; j.
Kelley. Macksville; j. F. Graham Richmond; j.
castle; H Wagner, Marion; W. Perry, Silver
Lake; N. L. Dare Kokomo; J. Asbel. Shoals
S. Sutton, Wiuamac; W. hughes. Bloomington;
G. A. RadcifT, Shoals; S. r. Williams, Akin
sonvie; j. Muse. MANILA w. W. Tuley. New
Albany; e. Dyer. Crandal; M. Sheet Stony
Point; widow of d. Dreppard. Frankfort; widow
of S. Winnings, Ashland; widow of u. Hunt,
Prairieton; widow Of r. Nidy, Muncie; widow
of F. E. Rothe, Maeksville.