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cuLLINGs FROM THE COURTS.
The Case of the Goodland Merchant Goes Il

Inc case OF the Goodiand Merchant oocs'
g. the jury.
The trial, In the United States Court. OF VIM.
Baips. the Goodland merchant. on the charge OF
passing counterfeit s. silver certificates, has
been prolonged by argument, the attorneys for
the defense, WV. Harding. of this city. ard ).
p. Thompson of Rensselaer,. making a de-
termined fight tor their client They sought to
show that he knew nothing of what bis brother
John was doing. the two being business part
ners. 1t was brought out in the trial, though,
that William deposited some of the money IN
bank. and that on another occasion he offered
more of the spurious bills, when it was refused.
He said that be did not know such money was
in the PACKAGE John Bans has pleaded guilty,
and on the witness stand said that 1t was he
who purchased the certificates. Judge Woods
charged the jury at a late hour last night. and
it retired, but no verdict was reached mp to IL
o'clock
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Street-Car Maii-Boxes.

10 the Editor OF the indianapolis journal.
Your issue of this morning says that an enter
prising man of Baltimore has a new idea, that
OF placing locked boxes on the street-cars,
in which mail matter can he put and these boxes
lett by the passing cars at the postofice. Like
many other msI of new ideas the inventor of
this one must step down and out for his claim
to having something new. This plan of col
Letting the mail was in practical use and run
ming order in the city of Chicago many years
ago. WIN IL was discontinued L do not know,
but IL certainly was q great conveD' snce to those
living in districts NOT reached by carriers, or
where collections were made only twice a day.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. &c.
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Giving the Boys a Chance.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
General Harrison lets the other fellows do the
talking now.


1k6Al EStdt6 lE8okIeTSs
instruments fled for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty-four hours
ending at 5 p. NJ. Nov. 20. 1883, as furnished by
Elliott & Butler, abstracters of titles, ROOM 3, Etna
Building:
John j. Wenner to Annie and Minnie Sam
vision Of outlot s...--.-...... 81, 10000
Joseph II. Clark 10 Julia A. NJ. Ryder.
lots 271 aud 27S. in Clark's second ad-
dition to Haushville. ...-...----.---. 10000
Henry Wilson to Elizabeth Wilson, tina
west half of the west half, of the north
west quarter. section "a, township 10
north. OF range = ast-..---.--.--- 10000
Peter d. Smock TO Benz. A. Todd, part of
the northeast quarter. section II, town
ship II north, of range 3 east.-----.--. 10000
Nelson Daubenspeck to John H.. Holland.
lot p, in Brouse & Co. S subdivision of
Robson 81 Voorhees, s addition .---.--- 10000
The Equitable Trust Company TO Gen. w.
Payne, part of lot IA, in Charles st.
John Vests subdivision. 100000
Chas. L. Loucks to Harry Mayhem, lots
IL and 1S, in block 40, in John &.
Burton's North indianapolis addition 63O.CO
John s. Spann ct al. to LIMA Burchett.
the east bali of lot 505. In Spann &
Co.. S second Woodlawn addition. $4,000
John S. Spann ct al. to Edwin Lazenby.
the west half of lot sos. in Spann g.
Co s second Woodlawn addition 450.O0
Willis o. VIM TO James NJ. Belnap. part
of the west half, OF the northwest
quarter, section rs, township l6 north,
Henry w. Bennett to Gilbert d. Bennett,
lots "a, % and %. in Walkers East
Woodlawn addition; also. lot 20, in
Woodruffs subdivision of b. f.. Nor
ris's EDITION 100000
Giles S. Bradley, commissioner, to Geo.
w. Reid, part of the west half of the
northeast quarter, section Is, township
Is north, range 4 ast-.-.--.-.-- 1,534.4s
Elizabeth johnson to Margaret Anderson.
lot %, in f.. Il. Fletcher's subdivision
and addition to B~rightwood. $1,000
Conveyances. IS; consideration $1,000 13. 32I.9S
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CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-E. A. Holbrook, general
passenger agent of the Rock Island, has rendered
his resignation to take effect Dec. l. He goes
to San Francisco to become general agent Of the
Chicago g. Northwestern at that point, vice ID.
=. S~tanwood, deceased. This change is prompted
by the illness OF DIR. Holbrook's two children,
whose falling health has made il necessary to
seek q change of climate for them. His place
will not be filed at once. the assistant general
passenger agent. q. II. Smith, taking charge OF
the Office for the present.
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Attorney Patterson Fined.

The trial of William Patterson, the attorney,
charged with interfering with a political meet
ing at Tomlinson Hall during the campaign.
was concluded in the Mayors court yesterday
afternoon. The jury found him guilty aud as
sessed a fine of s.. If the finding stands, Mr..
Patterson's suit against the city officers for Sl5,-
600 damages on account of the arrest, will like
ly be dismissed.
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$40. $500 $3s5.437.52
1872. 10000 ~15O,O2I.2s
S1ss. $500 1895, 416.os
166. 666.67 16s. 666.67
g11 33 S68 749

P--s4CO+OO tOcs fC.Of
It will be seen that there was an increase in
gross receipts, bat a decrease in the surplus,
owing to heavier betternent charges, which
we're included in the operating expenses. The
amount charged 70 operating expenses this year
s64, 600 last year. The road earned in the fret
ten months OF 1888, 81 ,96G, $50, against $780,
632 for the corresponding period Of 1887.
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Shit on Heavy Mortgage.

A suit was begun yesterday by Amelia b.
Mansur against William S. Barley, exc
cutor of the will of James G.. Douglass, and all
the ~legatees, to ~forecloss a mortgage on the prop
erty Of the deceased which calls for S12, 900.
The mortgage was held as security for two
promissory notes of S., 600 each.
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The Most Complete Newspaper in
all Departments in the
State of Indiana.

No Newspaper in the West Is more widely or more
favorably known than the INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL.
By the display of enterprise and strict attention toths
wants of the reading public, during the
great campaign of 1888. it has taken a leading po-
sition among the most prominent journals OF the
country, and is certainly among the best. Among
the newspapers of the State it is prominently the
best, and Indiana readers can nowhere else find what
they want in the way of State and local news. It
circulates largely in every county in Indiana, and has
correspondents in every town and village of impor-
lance. It's market reports are prepared with the
greatest care possible. and no pains or expense are
spared to make them accurate and absolutely reliable.
1t is the only newspaper in the State owning and pub
fishing all the news furnished by the two great press
associations 1.-THE Western Associated Press and the
United Press). in addition to which it furnishes an
abundance of special service from all the principal
cities of the country. 1t has been, and viii in future
be. the aim of the publishers TO make the INDIAN
APoLIs JOURNAL a perfect and complete newspaper.
deficient in 10 department or particular. The paper
challenges comparison with any of its contemporaries.
n Indiana reader. certainly no indiana eprblican
should be without the JOURNAL. While it is thor
oughly and soundly Republican in politics. devoted to
the interest of the Republican party, the JOURNAL
will not allow its news to be coloreG by partisan bias.
bnt viii give the news of the day without fear or
favor.
In addition to its news features the JOURNAL re.
gales IFS readers with the productions OF some of the
best known literary men and women Of the day. Many
of the most celebrated magazine writer's and authors
are contributors to its literary columns, making it n
paper for the household and homo circle. Special ar
engagements have been made for features of this
character, which viii appear in the JOURNAL during
the coming year. These appear most largely in the
SUNDAY JOURNAL, which is a special edition, and can
be subscribed for and received exclusive Of the DAILY
JOURNAL
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WE were of the opinion last season that the
Garland Stoves and Ranges had reached \
state OF perfection beyond which they could not
very well be carried, but tho IS patterns are as
great q surprise as the artistic productions OF
past years The manufacturer of the Garland
Stoves aud Ranges must certainly have adopted
the motto, Let US go on unto perfection
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Do You KnoWIt?

To perfect a cure, you 1st remove the cause.
WlNCuESTER'S OF LIME AND
SODA supplies the system with oxydizable Phos-
OF Consumption. For CougIs. Broarhitis, Weak
Lungs, Night Sweats, and all Throat Diseases, it's
bottle. by Physicians. Send for Cir
cular. WINCHESTER & CO., Chemists, 12 William
Street n. ".
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bad Tbeir Case Continued.

Amiel Wundrum, Harry Kohenullsra and Chas.
Wilss, arrested Saturday evening. on the charge
of attempting to kill John Knurr and son, have
had their preliminary trial before the Mayor
continued until the 28tE inst. They have been
released on bond.
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His DRUNKENNESS Saved Him.

Michael G. Boyle, indicted for robbery. was
arraignsd in the Criminal Court, yesterday
morning. The evidence showed that his crime
had been committed while he was drunk. and
the charge was changed to assault and battery.
he pleaded guilty TO that charge, and was fined
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For Coughs and Throat Disorders
Use Browns Bronchial Troches Have never
changed my mind respecting them, except l
think better Of that which l began thinking we'll
of"--Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Sold only in
boxes.
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q DlESsPEB,SY5EESss

DO Your Own Dyeing, ut Home.
Thy will dye everything. They are sold every
where. Price ioc. a package. They have noequzl
for Strength, brightness, Amount in Packages
or fox Fastness of Color. or ncn-fading Qualities.
They do not crock or smut; z0coiors. For sale by
+. A.. Bryan, druggist, cor. Mass. ave. and Yer.
mont ST; Herman T. Frauer. aposhecsry, 246 T..
Washington st.; IT. G. French, Masonic Temple
Drug Store, cor. Tenn. and Washington ,ts.; Otto
Schopp, druggist and spothecary. 302 s. Illinois
st: Jno. w. Scott. druggist. =
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AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.


The following is a statement of the earnings
OF the Cincinnati. indianapolis. St Louis &
Chicago road for the four months since the close
Of the fiscal year, ending June 80:
1855. 1887.
Earnings 4 months
TO Oct. 3l.-...-.S 956o 1881 S~9io.27S.69
Operating expenses. 6~l5,3s4-5l o03,S3l.lI
Net earnings $40, $4,000 $~3co.431.o2
Deduct for proceeds
OF fixed charges.
less income from
investment 1900. 152,OOO.OO loO,O2l.2S
S1sS.s53.0o $685., 416.os
Less proceeds 5 per
cent. dividend on
$40, 600, 600 cap
ital stock----.-..- 166. $685. 166. 666.OI
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EDUCATIONAL.

CT. JOHN'S ACADEMY. WEST ST.
y indianapolis, Ind. Boarding and Day School con-
Quoted by Sisters of Providence. Full particulars
given in the annual catalogue, for WHICH address
SISTER
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THE INDIANA State JOURNAL

every county in Indiana and adjacent territory. tits
complete compendium of the news of the week. ac-
companied by the latest market reports, and special
departments devoted to agricultural. horticultural and
household topics. Iii is complete in every depart.
ment-
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FoK

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NOR SALE-AN UPRIGHT RAM PIANO.
il Will sell cheap for cash il sold within a week.
Owner leaving the city. JAW. DUDLEY. so Z. New
York st.
DOILERS, E. WE HAVE
ID bought out the boiler plant of Sinker & Davis, OF
indianapolis. Ind, and now have on hand over 20
new and secondhand engines and boilers which we
will sell at buyers prices Address ARMSTRONG
BROS. Springfield, o.. or indianapolis, Ind.
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FOR RENT.

EoR- RENT-ROOMS. WITH STEAM POWER
Il Apply 1t Bryee's bakery.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-27

Deduct for proceeds
OF fixed charges.
less income from
investment.
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Less proceeds 5 per
cent. dividend on
SO, 900, 900 cap
ital stock--.-....-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-20

The pnblisher Of nswso1pse 11D
one thing 10 cell and one thing ooeuuG
He bas the newspaper 70 soIl Cd ~
space in the c0iums 20 reul Cha onys
one inform us Why be shoold - exs
pected 70 give away either ore Or ~
ortberf He csn do % II ho wishes, ard
be does. as matter Of practical fret
furnish . great deal Of space rent ffcos
But il does not follow that BE ought %
Be expected 70 do il. i ought % -
recognized - : contributions exnc(ly .
would he giving away Of sugar 81
coffee By the grocerymen. Bue oer1ngu
TO say IL Is not looked upon q that light
It AL, YET every body knows that - *
istencs Of : newspaper depends = 11s1
on The rent Of the space ard IL ~ q
The paper = the merchants snocoso D.
pends on selling his goods inso1n1 -
giving them away.
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Nm EDTroR R:-We noticed a article
N The Argus Of July Sch. hsadsd Csless-
tine, and signed He'd Light in which
he says The Republicans shout Cslestine
are not I'll Dad yet We don't think
they ars. and 10 one has said that they
we're Bns Nr. He'd Light goes % 70
say. ssWe think the list four years ol
crsmp hss safis6ed The Deooc1fs and
will likely vote Tor Harrisoa and Morton
sh,s fnll; and there b not much rejoicing
over he nominafion of CIevelaod and
Thurman here among the De0ocraGs.r
This = . mistake he De0ocnts ol
thIs place are well satisfied, and havg
never expressed themselves Otherwise,
which " wiII show By the roosing Ds-
|jority ve will give Cleveland ard Thur.
nan shis fall. We think this NF. Hesd
Light win ~ Pale Light after the 10
You AID !.
CkLrnIsa Jsly 1seA
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Swindlers are working the Northern
psrt OF the State and will probably Be
down this way. Il need not Be aid that
there 10 : large army cf them whcse
whole business Il Il to swindle the fsrm-
ing community. They come with light
ming rods, fruit trees, cheap watches,
quack remedies, cheap newspapers. re-
form nevspapers. books, patent things.
etc. and with II al they bring oDe Of the
slickest tongues that wss ever hung II {
human head. IL b % wonder that farm
ERE are % often swindIed- We do moi
presume that any more farmefs than
Other people are swiDdled. for swindline
Ii not confined 10 the rural districts. By
any msaDA Il ID well and universally
understood that farmers have been
grossly swindled u transactions which
gave no sign whatever Of eooceaIing
!swindleL About the only way 70 savl
Iyoursclf from them II 10 ny 10 % ever
IssraBgsr Who CONES with glib tongue
and especially With harmless looking
paper for you % sign.
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John b Paskey returned fbom Jo1puR,
where be spent TIE EooFsh. ~
told the Democrat thst the crowd ~
estimated from 5,O00 % 1000 pooplo, -
b beautiful grove. with large p1l1GogW
for The dancerB. which W. encloood ~ :
|fsnce. Everything psssed u pDeasoDGly.
|Mr. Pankey was highly plcaeed vll1
|ysspsr asd hsr people. -Cnw1sss c.
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RArss o. ADvExrysEIEs-
...sre. 10 lines or less, ] week. q 90
~ ~ subseq usnt ihsertion, % css.
,...er ertisemcntss 81 the same rate
,ssstion over even square or squaree'
n,sd a square. These arc the terms
:. s.sSsrsient advertisements |: . reasona-
z. ussSucsion will be made 70 regular
sasts wn,;s.s 81 appointment Of adminis-
ana legal notices Of like character
q be paid in advance
AxxouxcISo CANDIDATES.
Far Township Ohicers' each 1-M y
For County soo
ror a. District, Circuit, or State. s.W
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The ONCE Of frosd supervisor does -
seem 10 Be what she boys would caIl -
|snap.S Under the stat.te, Tie salnRy
cannot exceed 80 year. and the qussf>
pot IN their legal time how sro they
going to get pay for keeping Up thoIr
roads sfterward- They give, b0.d fog
THE performances of their duelss- Then
The sloek-lsw worries them, 80. They
|are liable 10 . fne for refusing . taIEe
|up any stock found on the higbway, an6
ERE lisble t. - c0ssing' II they do tske
IL np- So they appear % Be : god
|deal b 1hs same Az - The gentIoDnD
|who vss between - deviI aad ~ 49,
|em-Ex.
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER
WAsElscTox. D. Z, Jsly l3hs, les.


Representative Mi,Is. Of Texaa. y TIE
happiess man IL the House, and he be-
good right 20 BE- He has maintained
from the tine his fsriG bill Was frst
presented 20 the House that is would
pass; be was laughed q By some,
sympathized With By some, and believed
BY none- And nov, Il 10 conceded By
all, friend and foe alike, that tne bill
b passed BY the House in short time-
He has seen his bill endorsed by most
|of the State conventions, and b. the
great national convention Of his party
Il not Al this enough 70 make nan
happy2
The President has vetoed another
batch Of private pension bilis. and
accom- panying one of the vetoes vas ,
letter Of come length. which must have
brought blushes Of shame to the face Of
more than cne member Of the Ho0se
and Senate pension commitsees- He
fully explained bis position In regard 70
this class Of legislation, and proved
TO the mind Of any un-
prejudiced reader. that be is not M
friendly to the soldier or widow The
great number OF vetoes have been
caused BY the careless manner in which
these bills have been passed BY Congress
The republicans are not dwelling in
unity Representatives Caunon Of H.
inois. and Kelley, sometimes called
Pig Iron, Of Pennsylvania, have been
II dagger points, and over what? The
tarIh. Cannon believes in free sugar,
and bounty for the American manu-
YocfuFer: Keller hclieves IN = hfvh
Plo.eeuse, tarin, ana wants 20 know
.ny sosn a ioes - not Just - sappnes-
o'e g ne suear planter of Louis',na g
@ me Eastern mAnufscturer- Kelly
Issteo % read cannon out Of the rep
ooie:1 perty ior caring q have a 1oea
oe. s'us % Pfotecfion- 1ne oemoernfs
q tne mouse, wno Are. with hall .
oozsn exeeptsons' completely united -
Isvos 2! revenue reform, enjoyed sne
w9suy 1ueI between ne repuoiicans:
80 noo.e Sofkiog very nsrd 70
s n ne eos'ness oeIofe y; tne
tAkin$ tnines - ~ usuai
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There are GIL pswspspers printed n
Berlin. Fifty-four are olZlcial paperh 20
political, les hare 70 do with literature.
scicnce and aTt, ~ ars commercial and
30 religiook
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The Chrissisn Usi0s q oss % -
IfiIress, - veil - ore u tho 0ose
influential, religious papees u -
IcoostFy. u : we.I-considero1 asljc)o
I'm iss list issus q has pIsosd bocofo -
'readers. and they number many thooos
|snds. ths snlagonissie proposle1ooe =
|the Dsmocrafic and HspoblIoon -
forms- Il psls i n thIs wsys
nsV- -
Tan - f1knrro AkoEsAr1 WoGG.
|Isx - s,c1bsl ne<srr1 g d1s11nAe1 uaon11.
|IaH o1Fas ma<xr<nn nGen1n- ADoII11-
.Isx - D>c&nsast<1 k<<slo- M1011o-
Iax - i1Ew-o ne<atE- MDo11a
|015e<1 - s4x pys<1c<5ru- ugvWno-
Esp<s1lrsrss. Lssrsl So
No more candid statement than thjo
caa be made No conscientioos man e.
consider Is without believing Il his heart
that The Democrafic party - ~ sigb9
side