The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-14
Indiana Pensions.
Washington Special.
Pensions have been granted the following.

Pensions have been granted the following.
named Indianians:
Mexican War;. A. Wilson, New Albany;
John Manley. Tobinsport: J. G. Williamson, In
diapapoiis: w. McCreary, East Enterprise; r.
G. Hall. Waldron; James c. Smith, Darwin; W.
New Pensions-Rebecea G. Frampton, Slips
Hill; Marion Champion, Derby; G. A. Vail, Sui
son. Mount Summit; w. Fl Workman; South
Martin; w T. Bowen. North Grove; w. FL. Will
son, Laurel: William Nicholson, Richmond; E.
G. Blanchard. New Paris; w. III. Young, Tenn
Logansport; A. j. Arnold, New Waverly; John
L. Littell, New Providence; j. NJ. Helms Reece;
n. s. Lamar. Dalton; John Headley. Marco;
Rachel Love, Loogootee; Zachariah Cook, La
doga; James Carico, Carlisle; A. NJ Wooley,
Versailles; F. r. Feeder, New Harmony.
1ncreased-G. W. Jacobs. Marengo; T. J.
Hancock. Upton: John Nail Montgomery, J. L.
Shuck, Decatur; j. Worth Bateham; Charles
Reese, Fort Wayne; j. Fl. Keithley, Bedford; j.
Crossing; w. NJ. Dane. Connersville; E. w. Ross
Vernon; w. kelp, Clinton; j. l.. Lewis. Indian
apolis; g. E. Rice, Thorntown; B. c. Whitlow,
: Lebanon; VIM. Ross. Let's Corner; J. W. GLASS;
Moreland, Worthington; B. F. Walker, New
Albany, r. w. Alexander, Bloomington; M. D.
Manson. Charlottesville; II. Studebaker, Farm
land; H. Hinkson, Indianapolis; g. B. Tabbs,
Lawrenceburg; James Archibald, Greensboro;
r. Ankeim. Harlem: W. C. McCoskey, Salem;
E. Davis, Forest. Joseph Mattox, Southport; j.
j. w. Hardesty, Derby; F. NJ. Frederick, Wash
ington; d. NJ. Rosebury. Lovett; Chas Mattingly,
Acme; J. L. Cashier, Delphi; S. Lawyer, Camp
Kemp, Alton; W. r. Dogley. Gosport; A. Mar
shall, Veedersburg, B. McCarter. Union City,
Jacob Harlan, Leban on; T; E. Browblett, Mil
Killam, Campbellsbure; j. H. Sherrow. Camp
bellsbnrg; w. J. Norris, New Albany; S. Sted-
ss
bellsburg; W. Bocold, Syracuse; T. Freeley
Jeffersonville J. NJ. James, North Vernon; j.
FL. Davis. Azelia, n. Bradburn, Mil1housen;Jos
Koch, St Joe Station; S. V. Hay, Folsomville
Jas. OConnor. Lafayette; D. r Finney, Ervine
A. Stuver, Huntington: Jas. Sanders Owens
raise; A. Shadinger, Logansrort; John Neal,
Sullivan; E. Il. Scott. Indianapolis; N. Shep-
perd, Dupont NJ. Atkinson. Edwardsport; VIM.
Musten. Bridgeport; Robert Lash. Martinsvile.
Restored-Henry Dishong, Warsaw; A. Gill
son, Philadelphia.
Increase In Number of War Claims.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON. Jan. 13.--It is significant that
there will be about 1000 bills introduced in the
House which will be referred to the committee
on war claims. It shows that the expectations
Of the people in the South are coming up in pro-
portion to the recognition given the brigaders
and confederates of the lesser ranks by the
administration. There were less than thou
sand bills referred to this committee in the
Forty-eeventh Congress, only six years ago.
Then it was known that Republican House
would not allow pay to disloyalists in the South
for the loss of property during the war. That
Congress defeated almost every measure that
referred to the committee 1t required
very close examination of the claims in regard
to the political doctrines of the claimants and
not only the loss of the property, but as to who
destroyed it. Since the rebels are in the saddle
again. and the people who fought to destroy the
Union are being put in positions to rule it, the
Southerners who lost their property in the
struggle to dissolve the Union have taken great
courage as is evidenced by the number of appli-
cations they are making for pay for their lost
property.