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Tha r1nlnn RarIual Maetine.

The series of meetings being held for the pur-
poe OF preparing tbs way for Rev. B. f. Mills
are growing more interesting. The auditorium
filed last nights meeting, which was led
by Rev. W. T. Sheridan, pastor of Blackford-
street NJ. E. Church Mr.. Sheridan gave n very
earnest talk on the necessity OF q spiritual
awakening. and was followed by Rev NJ. L.
Haines, Rev Neigh bors and others. Mr.. Mills
writes that he will arrive in Indianapolis Thurs
day forenoon. and would like TO meet
the pastors of the city as soon after his arrival
as possible In compliance with the request
terrain Church at 4 o'clock Thursday after
noon. 1t is urgently requested that this oppor-
tunity TO get acquainted with the evangelist and
his plan of labor should be embraced by all the
ministers of the city. Mr.. Mills will be the
guest of the New Denson Hotel during his stay
in the city
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND opERA-HousE-oLARA NORRIS.

GRAND oPERA-HOUSE-CLARA NORRIS.
At the Grand Onera-house. last evening. an
audience of good size witnessed an excellent per-
formance of DEnnery's play, Renee de
Moray" by Miss Clara Morris and fairly good
supporting company. In her particular field
Miss Morris is par excellence the greatest emo
tioual actress OF the country. Hitherto her in
valid condition. necessitating long waits between
acts. which are always trying 20 the patience of
any udience. and frequent manifestations OF
physical feebleness served to greatly mar the
beauties OF her ALWAYS excellent performances;
but on this occasion all this to have
tireIy disanD4arad. The audience was nor made
painfully of the effort it caused her to get
through with her part, and the play given
without the exasperaring delays Of former
years In fact. this season she seems To have
entirely recovered her strength and vigor. and
has accomplished the feat. for the first time in
years if not IN her entir- professional career of
weeks without having missed a single perform
ance Her voice Is full and strong. her appear
anee robnet. and her actions that of . woman
of full uhysicai powers The character OF Renee
il admirably adapted Miss Morriss p-cul-
lar talents. Astounding. il does
in striking situations and esimaxes.
and IN every way affordin< her
full opportunities, OF which it goes without aay.
ine she makes the most. The story of ths
play. Ia brief IL that OF heroic wife and dangh-
ter who became possessed of the secret of m
cldent in her morner's life which would Be dam
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READY TO BEGIN BUSINESS
The CyclOrama Company Files Articles of In
corporation and Elects Officers.

The cyclorama company yesterday filed its
articles of incorporation with the Secretary of
State. The name Of the company is the '.Indi-
ana CyeloramA Company" and It's capital stock
10 $4,000. which will be divided into 2. 500
shares Of $50 each. Among the list of stocK-
holders are thsa following gentlemen: G. w.
Fairbanks Geo. w. Stout, L. s. Ayres. W. e.
Kurtz. c. Maus. w. p. Burford. Arthur Jordan.
H. nj. Bald win. John S. Lazarus, A. G. Harris.
Chas. r. Griffin. w a. Calkins, d. NJ Ransdell.
Otto Gresham, il. G.. McLaiu, j FL. Wilson.
John w. Minor. II. Rittennouse. VIM. j.
CRAIG, s. K. Fletcher, Bruce Carr, Orau Perry.
L. I. Kitchener, VIM. Henderson, Pierre Gray,
Geo. Ridley Alice Merrill. Frank r. RiIchle. r.
iii. Fitzgerald. w Il. Winchester. j. Caylor.
trustee, Helen Mckinney, Chas. w. Letter. CT.
r.. Rhonds. John Faehr g. C. Forsingvr. Jos.
A. Moore. H. Latham. J. T. McGetrgan and +.
IT, Morrison. The board Of directors for the
first year is composed of VIM. ii. Calkins, Lew
10 IT, Michener Arthur Jordan, Oran Perry,
Isaac III Wilson. Daniel NJ. Ransdell. VIM. Wen
ner, Alfred +. Potts and William e. Kurtz.
The directors yesterday elected the following
officers.
Prssident-W. II. Calkins
Wee presdeIt-OrAn Perry.
Ireasurer-Henry Latham.
Secretary Alfred u. Potts.
General Manager-Dan M. Ransdell
SUPERINTENDENT g. Barney.
building committee was appointed with in
struciions 10 decide between the several sites
pf The building. A resolution was passed that
no salaries b. drawn by anv OF the officers
cept the manager and lecturer
-
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Refased Possession OF Els own Chtla.

The habeas corpus suit OF Matte F. Allison
for the possession of the fcnr-year-old son of
her brosher-in-law. Miles L. Huckaba. was con-
cluded in Judge Taylor's court yesterday morn
ing. and the judge granted the custody of ths
child TO Miss Allison. He did so on the ground
that the fathers character was such as to
make him unfit person TO have possession Of
his child, and because he did not believe il
would be wise to take the child to Indian Terri
tory. Mr.. Huckaba served notice his sister
in-law that he would institute proceedings in
the Circuit Court TO have her removed as guard
ian, and he expected to obtain possession of his
child in that way.
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John Ungericht, proprietor of the Occidental
barber shop. who shaved customer on Sunday,
was fined BIZ the Mayor yesterday morning. and
IN accordance with the arrangements madaabv
the BOSSES the case was appealed to the Criminal
Court An effort will be made TO have a speedy
hearing in the Criminal Court, that the case
may De carried to the Supreme Court in case the
decision of Mayor Denny is sustained The
iourneymen BARRIERS, who have organized the
Sunday closing Association. propose to employ
attorney to assist in the prosecution of Uage-
richE
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demeanors ard felonies is better than that of
the force when it WAS under the former CON-
missIouers.'
The Police Commissioners at their meet M
Yesterday noon instructed their secretary TO
request the newspaper making tbs charges
against efficiency of the force to subs anfiate
il by facts. dates and persons. and especially to
give the names of the policemen who, il ii
stated, received brides from gamblers
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The Art Assoc,a.,on's Annual Exhibit.

The Art Association will give it's annual ex-
hibit in it's rooms, No 23A East Washington
street, during the month OF May. The exhibit
will last four weeks and is >expected TO be bet
ter than ever before It will consist of water
and oil colors. landscape and marine views. and
will include wide range of subjects in archi-
lecture. sylvan and mountain scenery, interiors,
figure pieces. heads, cattle, flower designs and
h. ia
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Indiana Day at cino,nna.,.s Centennial.

Indiana Day at cincinnasi's Centennial.
The managers OF the centennial celebration to
be held in Cincinnati. this summer. have pro-
vided for an Indiana day" and Prof Carl
Barus of this city, been notified that he has
hem selected lead the orchestra on that dar
effort secure chorus of one hundred voices
TO De present from indianapolis that day
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anddan Changes Of Hats.

Owing to the many sudden. eccentric and
grotesque changes of the weather in this great
and glorious climate of natural gas Ryan, The
Halter and Mems Furnisher. ie willing and able
to contract 70 supply any with all the varied
hats and mems furnishings necessary TO exist
ence in this, the greatest city in Hoosierdom.
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A Little Early Yet,

But thought we wonld call your attention to the
New Perfection Refrigerator. of which out.
sold every other make in this city last season.
They are just simply perfect, and that is saying
a good deal. Don't buy until you have seen
assortment of over TWENTY-FIVE different pat
terms. HILDEBRAND g FUGATE,
81 South Meridian street.
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SPECIAL attention is called to the lovers of a
fine smoke to try the "Corna It's the best all
Havana cigar in the market-nne different
sizes. Sold only by Louis G. Deschler, Bates
House and Occidental cigar stands.
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THIS 10 the best time Of the whole year 20
purify your blood. because now you are more
susceptible 70 benefit frem medicine than ~ any
ether season. Hoods Sarsaparila il the hest
medicine 20 take. and it il the most economical
loo doses one dollar.
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A LIGHTNING ARRANGEMENT

According TO the Electrical Review meiicine
mar be introduced into the human system by
eaeerricity. The elect odes of battery sat
urated with the medicine and applied locally 70
the skin. Experiments show that there
tual absorption of the medicine inta the system
But Won don't want your watch "doetored IN
that way and it wcu d be. sure, unless you have
anon-ragnetic watch. We can supply you with
one and can properly doctor all kinds of ailing
watches.
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Don't Ruv Until Yon See

The ALASKA Hardwood Refrigerators: antique
finish: produces better results with less ice than
any other Also have full line IN e. d. wrought
steel Ranges. Call and see or send for circular.
WM. Fl. BENNETT g. Son, 33 S. Meridian st.
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Strictly First-Class

Strictly First-Class.
We have more styles than any other house in
the city. and employ none but the very best cut
tiers. who stake their regulations on their gar
ments Our tailora are strictly frst-class, and
our work is our best recommendation.
kahn & Co.. Popular Tailors,
IA E. Washington street.
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MoDzHArz prssed side-DOards q VIM. L. FL
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

LONDON, Aug. 31.-A strangely hor
rible murder took place In White Chspe
this morning. The victim was woman
who at 8 O'Clock was knocked down by
some man unknown and attacked with q
knife. She attempted to escape and ran
hundred yards, her cries for help being
heard by several persons in adjacen
houees. No attention was paid 10 the
cries. however, and when found ct day
break ste was found lying dead 10 an
otbt astreet, several hundred yards from
the scene OF the attack Her head was
nearly severed from her body, which was
literally cut TO pieces, one cash reaching
from the pelvis to the breast bone.
The strangest part Of the affair is that
this is the third murder of the kind which
has been done lately. In the last one,
two weeks since, the victim was stabbed
thirty nine times. In the caae before 1t,
some months since, the victim was stabbed
with stick, which was fore through
the body. All three have been women Of
the lowest class. All three have aiken
place in the same district at about the
same hour, and have been characterized
by the same inhumAn and ghoul like
brutality
The police have concluded that the
same man lid All three murders, dthat
most dangerous kind Of lunatic is at
large. The excitement is intense over the
matter, and the women of While ChaIe
are afraid TO stir out Of doors unprotected
after dark.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

About 30 O'Clock lat evening the at
ton of officer Yates was ,lled to q dis
turbAnce on ehipley street, between
Front and Second streets, q I'd upon going
to the place be ascertained that James
Kirk had thrown stone and seriously
injured little Italian girl named Kate
Jetferls aged 10 years. The officer took
Xix to the hall, and at the hearing tois
morning 1t was shown that yesterday af-
ternoOn he was IN the ranch at No 107
shipleY street drinking and carousing.
He had some trouble with one of the In
mates named Kate Rowe and smacked
her mouth, whtn she followed him 10 the
street al d he commenced throwing
stones at her One of them struck the
girl Kate INJECTING serious Injuries, and
another her brother James aged z years.
Kirk is one Of the Ackey" Dugan gang
and wa arranged before Judge Tur.
ner this morning;he was Adju iged guilty
of asrault and battery on James JeiTeries
but sentence was deferred until Monday
September h, until which time he was
committed without bail to await the re
suit oi the iujuri IS iUtIctsd on the little
girl. City Solicitor Ball asked that a
warrant be issuei t-r the owner or agen
of the premises.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

NEW YORK, Aug. 3I.-A flne looking
woman st1od weeping at the bar IN thu
YorkSille Court to-day while her hus
band preferred q charge of robbery
against her. The story Is peculiar and
sad one. The husband and complainant
Is William Stevens, a clerk, and the pris.
oner, Annie Stevens, his wife, Is % years
old, and up to the present time has al
ways borne q geod character. Steveni
was given charge OF the house Of John r
Bennett, q wealthy lawyer, while G
family was 10 Europe. Recently Stevens
missed sundry articles of value from the
house He then learned that his wife
had been selling various articles TO her
neighbOrs and also that she had been Wis
iting Mr.. Benn it's house. Stevens there
upon called 10 Detective Cuff, who found
pawn tickets repre- entlng upwards OF
$1,000 worth Of goo Is ia tbs Woman's
possession.
Mrs. BtevenE declined 10 make any
statement 10 court this morning and was
remAnded until this afternoon to give the
dectives opportunity,to SECURE some Of the
pawned property as evidence. Before he
had gone far he found that q wagon
would be necessary TO carry the articles.
The goods included bric-a brac, table lin.
en-, dressts, under clothing, bed linen and
iewelry,A. estimated to be worth between
$4,000 and e50e0 When the woman was
Rrraigned 10 court in the afternoon she
teariully confessed her guilt. The detec
tive discovered that Mrs. Stevens was
making preparations 10 leave her hus-
and go to Europe within few days. She
was committed In d.isult Of $1,000 bsa
tor court.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01
Uanada Ma1 Back Down.

OTTAWA, Aug. 3l.-Jt Is announced
that a meeting OF the Cabinet to discuss
the retaliation question will bs held
Saturday, st which all the ministers
will he present excepting Mr Bowel
who 10 In British O0lua biA. Sir John
Macdonald arrived here yesterday.
The prevailing Impression in official
ORIOLES here is that, DoIWithstanding
the bluster Of the Tory newspapers, the
Government will endsayor to deprive
President Cleveland OF all excuse for
proolaiminR non .intsroourio by Grant.
ing to American h,hInR vessels tue
right to tFAnship caTgoss and purchase
supplies in Oansdisn ports. Loyalty
to imperial interests will be pleaded al
an excuse for the backdown, which In
clude making free the Canadian oanalI
TO vessels of both countries.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Maintained GAlileo, when his tormen.
tors rAoksd him for advocating the true
system Of Oopernious. Certain follies
hold out, however, against the illumi.
nation Of discovery and experience.
There are hoats Of people WHO. because
they have adopted certain principles,
continue TO swallow them to their dy.
Ing day In defiance Of the laws Of COM
mon sense. Mercury, drastric puFgA.
tives, super. potent narcotics and neda,
tlves, though they have given ground
before the Irresistible progress Of Hos.
letter's Stomach Blttere, . national ,
painless remedy for disorders OF the
liver, the tomsch and the bowels, still
continue to make Ambulating apethe
carries shops Of many stomAohs. The
symptoms Of live trouble are easily re-
me1iable without any abdominal dis.
turbauce with this bsneHcent Alternative.
SO also are constipation, sick headache,
heartburn and an Inability to digest sat.
isfAetorlly. 1t cures fever And Rguet
rheumAtiHm and kidney trouble.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

The following lines for new buildings
fer last month were is iued by Chief En-
gineer Robinson:
Joseph Queen, dwelling, HeRld street,
wes; eide, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets.
Andrew B. White, two dwelling,
Twelfth street, Dorth side, between Heald
and iClaymont streets
John Hamilton, office, Church street
east side, between Ninth and E evenlh
streets.
Francis 8 Bradley, two dwellings and
carpenter shop, HeAld street, east side,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
John H Forrest, tEo dwellings, south
side of street sixty feet wide, running
from Heald street to C'aymont streets be
tween Fourteenth and Sixteenth streets
Joseph KuhnAst, dwelling, Sixth
avenue and Duncan street, northw stcor-
der.
John Gee, addition to dwelling, Spruce
street, east side, between Seventh and
Eighth streets.
james Lynn, dwelling, Twelfth street,
north side, between Head and Claymont
etreets
Total for the month, 12 buildings Total
for August, 1887. SO buildings.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

LYNN, Mass Aug 3l.-A bur lar was
shot dead this morning at Two O'Clock at
the groc sry store Of Henry Flske, in Cliff
tondal Three burglars tried to gain an
entrance TO the store by breaking out q
panel ia the front door by boring holes
around 1t. Not succeeding in this they
went to the rear Of the store and sought
10 enter by window. In doing this, the
burglar alarm WAS set of, which COM
muuicated TO an upper room In the build
ing where slept Charles W. Amerlge
owner OF the building, who has real es
tate Office there, AMI Frank W. Price,
who r0Omed with him.
They crossed the hall and opened the
rear window Two men were just com
ing out of tha store. Price fired his re-
voIver ia the air and the burglar, whC
got out frat, returned the shot. TheI
Price aimed at the second burglar ant
shot him through the head. He fell and
never moved again. The other two burg
lars got away. The dead maa is six fee
tall, about 81 years old.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01
A New Lodge.

On Thursday evening Delaware Lodge,
No /, Independent o. U A. NJ, was
formed and the officers thereof installed,
in the Hawkins building, No 7l2 Market
street. The following officers attended
the installation:
Supreme Ruler John NJ. Richards, OF
Washington, D c Supreme Secretary
William L.. Schley, of Baltimore; Su.
preme Treasurer James Wilson, of Bal.
timore; Supreme Chaplain James H..
MaRee, of Baltimore; Vice Supreme
Ruler s. Stelnboch, Of New Jersey;
Grand Architect w. T. Moody, OF Mary.
land; Past Supreme Ruler Lewis NJ. Du-
val, OF Maryland; Past Grand Architect
George Hunter, of Philadelphia
The lodge starts of wi h about thirty
FIVE members, which will be augmented
at every meeting. The object OF the or
der is TO pay weekly benefits in case oi
sickness, and death insurance. After
the objects of the order had been fully
Explained, the following Officers were in
stalled:
Senior Master, George ". Stanley
Worthy Master, Stephen X. Parker
Junior Master, Edward Melchior, Jr.
r. s., Lorenzo D, Clark; f. s., Lewis A
Carpenter; Treasurer, William Ander
son; Chaplain, Henry Denhardt; Con.
ductor, Elmer E. Conroy; Right aud Leti
Guards to the Worthy Master, james F.
Pierce and Arthur Homewood; RiRh
and Left Guards to Junior Master, Charlel
8. Weyl and Frank Stroud; l Elliot
o. Carpenter; o g., Isaac Bowers.
After the installsti n, those present
proce ded 10 the residence Of Mrs. Wey
and partook OF b8nque'. A tab wa
spread 10 the dining room with thirt.
covers. The Refreshments consisted o
ice cream, cakes and all kinds of fruit
now In market After the party ha
satisfied themselves with the solids,
flow of wit was indulged in by several Q
those present. At an early hour tn
guests departed, well pleased with lhei
reception.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

RGiLGDELPHIG, Sept 1,-vsterinary
surGeons W. B. z. Miller and o. T
Sellers visited the dog pound OF Dog
catcher simm ons yesterday and expert
mented en- the easiest way of killing dogs.
Cyanide Of potassium was used on seven
doRs aud death resulted In from fffaen
seconds to one minute and fve seconds
The dogs died dwlthoutshowings symptoms
of any unne essary pain. The veterina-
ries will make further experiments next
week.
An unknown man was struck by an
engine and killed, yesterday, on the
Pennsylvania Railroad bridge ov.r the
Schuylki above Girard avenue.
William Slocum was held by Nagis.
trat Ladner to answer q charge Of hav
ing stabbed Ralph Keller in the back and
arm.
An unknown colored man was struck
and kiile by train at PJwelton avenue
station last night.
Albert Zepp, aged 3 years, had his leg
broken by being run over by push carl
yesterday,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01


Lha eh0nno1A hae hoWsS ahATanAe Saag
au@B@Ru AsE~~Is GAA Mk@rGOe uarooA
Oupping and lOsohings 100 L. second st.
tn Bush's coal you Will like It.
BrAztllan Balm, Immediate cure for numps
Try BEah's coal you win surely like 1t.
Millard y. Davis, ieweler, Z. Second ct.
Fine IS x. Rings. At Hanrs, Is Z. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith, druggist, 5th and King.
American Laundry, ca West Front street.
Fine cigars and notions ct N. W. corner
Seventh and Poplar streets. L. Bell
The finest Assortmsnts Of homemade can,
dies At the twenty-five cent candy factory, Al
No. 4 West Second street.
l. you want cheap picture frames 90 % O.
e. BRuBh, 2oa West Second street. have
the largest stock In Delaware; come and soO
TO- yourselves.
Ross, 2l0 Market street, has the largest
and cheapest stock OF hats. Walte shirts, nm
dsrwoSr, neekwesr aud hosiery in the city.
Oau and soc them.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

LONDON Aug. 3i.-A hurricane oc-
Cured in Algoa Bay on the S0th Inst
during which uumbea OF vessels were
wrecked, among them the British bark
Jane Harvey, Captain Stevens, from
Cape Town. which arrived there July
35th, and the Swedish bark Natal, Cap
tain Berggren, which sailed from New
York May l4th for Port Elizabeth Only
a portion Of the outward cargo of TIE
Jane Harvey had been put aboard Hel
crew are still on the wreck. A part a
the cargo of the Natal was still on board
Her crew were landed.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01
rather Kooh made Vicar General.

HARRIsBURG, Aug. 3l.-The Synod Of
the Roman Catholic CLERGY, which con
vened few days ago by the order of the
Right Rev. Thomas McGovern, came to a
close yesterday. Among the different
appointing nts made there was one OF
special Significance. Very Rev. Joseph
Koch, rector of st Edwards Church at
ShsmokiD, was elevated to the high dig
nifty OF vicar general Of the diocese by the
Right Rev. Blhop MeGovern. Father
Koch succeeds Very Rev. NJ. j, Mcbride,
who was appointed vicar general in 1880
by the late Bishop Shanahan. The new
Vicar General win remain In Shamoa in
and az far as known Father McBr'd de
will remain at the Proc athedral in thii
city. Father Koch is an int mate persona
friend of Bishop McGogern and Is highly
regarded in his Church for his ABILITY
aud learning
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

James =. DALEY, who keepS grocery
store At the north west corner of Fourth
and Uulon streets, had . clever sWiad'
ling trick played on him last wsek,
whereby he Is now mourning the loss Of
Sl25. a stranger walked into Mr.. p't
store and asked for en- article which be
knew WAS kept IN the cellar. Mr.. d.
left the store to 60 down into the cellar
TO get the Arliole called for, and on com
ing up AgGia with 1t handed 1t to the
man and received bis pay. Not Ions
after Yards he had oICAsln to 90 to tht
drawer, aud then be discovered tia
his money had been tsken End tht
"biri" had flwn. M d. naa mourn
hie oArslossnoss In rot having p'aci(
The morey 10 "ssisT" place.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

DEAR BELL: I'll write you . shoit letter
To say I'm wonderfully better;
How much that means you ought to
know,
Who saw me Just one month ago
Thin, nsrvous, fretful, white rs ohAik
Almost too weak to breathe or talk;
Head throbbipg, rs IL At for bIsAhing,
A weary, ever present aching.
But row life seems . different thlDRi
| feel as glad As bird on wiURl
| cay, and fear no contradiction,
That Pieroe's FAvorite Prescription
IL RrAndl Why, I'd have died without
It'll
Ma thinks there's no mistake about II.
IIs driven all my ills away
Just come and seel Yours ever, MAY.