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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-16

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, June l5.---Hon. VIM. H. En-
glish called on the President to-day with ex-Sen-
ator Mcdonald.
Ferdinand Schwenu, Of Hamilton county, has
been appointed q cadet at West Point
Representative Bynum will 60 to Now York
to morrow. to attend banquet to be given by
the Reform Club to- morrow night.
The courtmartial in the case Of Capt. Thorn
as o. Selfridge. of the United States navy
found that tho evidence submitted did not sus-
tain the charge of neglect of duty" but the
court
The Secretary Of the Treasury this afternoon
accepted $500. 300 bonds. follows: Four per
cent. coupon, 81. 100 at $l.27s; per cent regis
tered $105. 900 at 81 27s Al cont, registered,
s., 900 at SLOT; $289. 200 at 81 OH.
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Pensions have been granted to the following
named Indianians:
O. S. Hart. Edinburg; j. G. Thomas. Suod-
dys Mills; j. Blackburn. Veedersbufg; w. Cock
ayne. Geetngsvills; III. Wittsemper. Dills-
IRE, Gwynneville; w. Hickman, Fort Wayne;
J. w. Spurgeon, Washington; j. Spence, In
dianapolis; J. G. Miller, Adysville; S. Wintrobe.
Andrews; n. ]. Laugle, Canpbellsbure; j.
McQuade, jackson; j. Iris. Indianapolis; A
Ferramore, New Albany; l.. l. Ennes, Fountain;
W. Hummerich, Freelandvilie; f. NJ. St.hi'
Hartford: g. II. Black, indianapolis; G. j. Linn
pus Shelbyvil;e; T. Conway, Pimento; j. Hoff-
man, Indianapolis; r. B. Davis, Huntington;
W. Carter Liberty; j. g. Cloud, Upton; j.
Carpenter, Connersville; j. w. Stspp, Danville;
j. N. Lillpop, Kyana; A. Satterley, Kokomo: B.
McCreary, Larwil II. Houser. Fort Wayne; J.
Taloe. Eckerty; j. w. Cochran, Frankfort; A.
B. F. Wells. Madison; g. Tincher, Washington;
K. o. Kilmet Winchester; Fl. w. King. Nash
vile; j. Metzeer, Madison, j. L. Redman, Oak
land City; c. Decamp. Otisco, j. Lever
ing. Lafayette; S. McFarlin, Mahalas-
VILE e o. Patty DS, ,,sap vo j.
Burtch, Six Mile; T. P. Hughes, Shslburn; A.
Gamble. Scottsbure; G. NJ. Kicker, Union City;
j. s. Wright, Grantsburg; A. j. Weltz, Martins
vile: N. E. Condo. Nashville; F. Fitch. Loeans-
port. M. c. Wright. Orleans; j. E. Bryant. Bed
ford; w. r. Heller, Brinehurst: P. Bronton, VAL
pen;W. S. Price. Anterior; j. B. Plummer. Sat-
urn G. N. Hilligo.s. Lapel; J. z. Smith. La Gro;
C. A. Trew. Atkinsonvills; G.. G. Burnett, lndi-
annapolis; r. Rawlinc, Guilford: widow Of e.
Lynch. Chestnut Ridge; widow Of ]. Il. Earl,
Demine; widow Of L. +. Bense Martinsville;
widow of j. G. Robbins, North Vernon; widow
Of c. Rheim, Mount Vernon; widow Of j. f.
Warner. Clay City; widow of J. B. Carlisle,
CraHfordsv1lle
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Shocking Case of suicide.

LOUISVILLE, KY, juno 15.--Jacob Doll. who
has successfully conducted . grocery business
here for fifteen years, shot himself dead to-day
In the presence Of his WIFE. Both have been in
failing health for some time. This morning
Doll asked his wife how she was, and che said
che felt much worse. He said be was feeling
very badly, too. and did not want to live. He
procured pistol from bureau and seated him.
self by bis wifs's bed. She begged him not to
Kill himself, but her instead. Without answer
ing. he placed the weapon to his templs and
fired. The shot producing instant death. Mrs
Doll later tried TO kill herself with the same
pistol. Doll was worth s15. 600. No cause but
despondency il known.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Gen. Sheridan Rests Comfortably, and tho
Dostsrs Think He IL Bssssr.
WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE following bull
letin was issued at go o'clock this morning:
There is no change to be noted in General
Shsridan's condition. He has rested we'll dur
ing the night, bis cough troubling him very lit
tie. His pulse is good and his respiration is i'm
proving He continues 20 take . u6ciency OF
nous4shment, which apparently assimilatss.
REILLY, MATTHEWS,
"BYRNB YARRow.n
The bulletin issued by General Sheridan's
physicians at o'clock tonight says General
Sheridaus condition at this hour remains sub.
stantialy the same a. at the last bulletin, with
possibly slight Improvement
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Brief Mention.

Clarence Berry. young son of Mayor A. F.
Berry, of Carthage, was drowned in pond near
there Thursday.
A. NJ. Sloan. q workman in the rolling mill at
Joliet, was killed Thursday night by red hot
rail- running from the rolls to the saws. striking
him and running through his body
Judge NJ. F. Tuley of Chicago. who was re-
Gently appointed to the Second district appellate
BEECH, made a written request to be relieved
from the appellate service His prayer was
granted, and the Hon. c. B. Smith. of Cham
paign, was appointed ia his stead
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At Toronto, Ont. the case against County
Constable Smith and wife. who were charged
with the murder Of Joseph Priestman, jr. agent
Of the Northwestern Masonic Aid Association. in
Chicago. in August last was abandoned. The
evidence produced by the Crown proved too
weak to hold the accused.
Miss Grace Stevenson. aged eighteen. drowned
herself, Thursday evening. in the Ohio river,
near her home, in Delhi She was the daughter
of w. L. Stevenson, and was bright aud prom
Using girl No motive for her action can be a.
signed by her parents Her conduct after she
left home was peculiar. She had man row her
across the river, and after he had gone she de-
liberately walked into the water. Her body was
found last night
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Observation-Disclosures NEWS
The Daily Chronicle Of Happenings Of
Various Kinds in the Two States.
Trial Growing Out Of the Pollard Bond
Frauds-Republican Judicial Con vention-
Murderer lIowray Takes His Own Life.


An Interesting Trial Growing Out Of the Pol
lard Township-Bond Frauds.
Special 70 the Indianapolis journal
SALEM, june ia case Of more than usual
interest is being tried in the Circuit Court here
this week. 1t is that of w. B. Rodeman. trustee
Of Monroe township, Washington county. for
bribery. In that he was connected with X. B.
Pollard, OF uusavory reputation, and issued
fraudulent bonds and warrants. with him, to the
amount of some $4,000 Hon. r. j. Tracswell.
Of Corydon, is acting as judge in the trial.
Prosecuting Attorney Robert Mitchell. with the
firm of Alepaueh & Lawler. are for the prose-
cution, and Earring e. Hotel a-e representing
the defendeut
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tree % that Il could Be easily read IL was the
original document. with the autographs Of the
doctors. instead Of the uAual copy.
The new Emperors FIRE. act was to order the
Hussars and Unlans asaacAed to the castle "a
rieidly guard the house aud grounds, allowing
no one 70 enter or 70 leave without . apecial
permit All applicants for permission 60 leave
the palace were refused passes
except those eountersiened By the Emperor
himself in his own hand; al others we're ram
celled. Passes issued at the instance Of Dr.
Mackenzie were Fieidly and somewhat con.
spiciously r~pudiated, especially those which
had been given to reporters.
The strong Gordon OF troops surrounding the
castle excited much curious comment and criti-
cism, both within and without the schloas a an
illustration Of the transfer of power aud the
new Emperor's determination to exercise his
authority.
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The Troubles In Stevens County, Kausa,

WICHITA, June 15.-From the statement Of
Charles Rice. farmer. who came in yesterday
from Stevens county, the scene of the railroad
and county-seat fight between the towns Of
Hugston and Woodsdale, 1t appears that the
entire population il under arms Mr.
Rice Gays squads Of armed and
mounted citizens from both places patrol
the country night and day for miles around.
These gangs act as foraging parties and have
but little respect for the property Of others.
On Monday night two OF these patrols, belong
ing to different factions, met. and conflict en-
sued, during which . regular fusi.lads was kept
up. 1t is not known whether any one was
wounded. but three dead horses were found on
the prairie the next morning. The situation is
serious and the effect of the warfare will be felt
long after the fight has ceased. Farmers are
riding around armed instead of filling their soil,
and al crops are likely to fail in consequences.
Governor Martin has commanded the militia
here to be IN readiness for marching orders ct
any time. 1t 10 hoped that the mandate issued
by the Supreme Court ordering the commission
e-s Of Stevens county to recanvass the vote
polled at the recent railroad bond election will
have the effect Of quieting matters.
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Minor Notes.

On Thursday night the new electrio-light
system was inaugurated at Wabash. and proves
20 be great success There are l27 incandes-
cent lights scattered over the city, which il now
thoroughly lighted.
Mrs. John A. Kuhus. wife of two months
standing, residing in Washington township.
Tippecanoe county, committed suicide Thurs-
day night. by sending pistol ball through her
brain. No cause is assigned.
Frank McNicols saloon, at Knightsville, was
entered on Wednesday night and eleven dollars
taken. Suspicion at once foil on John Trues-
dale. a. worthess character. and he has been
held for the crime. This is not the first petty
thieving he has been guilty Of
Mrs Elizabeth Carr, who has resided in
Montgomery county since 1855. died on Thurs
day. aged ninety-two years. She was the mother
Of Mrs. DR.. Purviance. Mrs. G. w. Paul and
Bruce Carr. The deceased licensed min
lister OF the New Light Church.
Mrs Catharine La Selle. an aunt of T. J.
Study and A. l.. Study, tho Richmond attor-
neys. who lived at Williamsburg, vas found
dead about o'clock. on Thursday evening. She
had not been we'll and had lain down on lounge
when . neighbor happened to call, and found
her dead.
Allen Nsthercutt, of Burnettsville, was held
up on Wednesday by John Penny and two IN
known confederates, and robbed OF $780, Neither
cutt had S4O0 on his person, which they failed to
find. After securing their booty they also re-
lieved Nethercutt of his horse and buggy and
drove away.
The army worm has made its appearance on
the farms south Of Columbus, and the wheat of
George Fisher, consisting of field of forty five
acres. has, during the past week, been entirely
destroyed by them. The heads eaten off
and the blades stripped. Several other fields in
the same neighborhood have shared a similar
fate. The destroyers are moving south.
90 Thursday night Henry Kueller. aged
twenty-five years, residing ak miles south OF
Columbia City, came TO town and called at the
resi3ence OF his brother, asking for. lamp. as
he wanted to do some writing. While the lamp
was being prepared he went ont into the yard
and shot himself in the temple, causing death
instantly. Imaginary favoritism shown others
by his relatives dethroned his reason.
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The Emperor Of Brazil has completely recov-
cred from HIS recent illness
1t is reported that General Boulsnger has
been seen at Agen and Aueh. he II travelling
under "a alias.
The French Chamber Of Deputies yesterday
unanimously passed the bill to reduce the price
OF passports.
The new Spanish Cabinet is intended to keep
the party together for another year. Little
change of policy is probable.
Count Richter. who was designated to sue
coed Count Piper as Swedish ambassador at
London. has committed suicide at Stockholm By
shooting himself with revolver.
At French Cabinet council. held yesterday.
H. Vistte. Minister OF Agriculture. submitted q
proposition to prohibit the sale of saccharlns az
sugar. and 20 place tax on IL proportionafe
with that on sugar.
The COMMITTEES Of the French Chamber OF
Deputies yesterday passed resolution in thu
motion Of Frederick Passy 10 enter into . per-
pstual treaty with the United States for the
settlement by arbitration Of disputes that may
arise between that country aud France. Passy
e president Of the International League Of
Peace.
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Mrs. Pot..r,s Retaliation.

NEW YORK, June l5-Mrs. James Brown
Potters answer to the charges made against her
bv II. G. Miner has been filed in the city Su-
prems Court She denies each allegation in the
complaint except that no part Of the amount
claimed has been paid She denies that she
owes Mr.. Miner any money. By way Of q
countsr-claim she alleges that Mr. Miner con-
Quoted the enterprise in 90 careless and unslsil-
full a manner that shs has sustained damages in
the sum Of 900, for which amount, with in
terest and costs, she claims judgment against
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Merely Told by Street Goss,p..

CINCINNATI. o., June 15-Ths Enquirer to-
day published card from Mr.. Joseph McMackin.
OF Hamilton. in which he states that the story
printed yesterday in that paper and copied by
the Associated Press. to the effect that the
Enclisnman Webley had refused TO marry Mss
Grace Campbell of Hamilton, because he
learned she was not as rich as hs had supposed
had no foundation in fact. but was based on
cruel street gossip He says the postponement
Was on an ordinary base. for other reasons
than those stated
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Murderer Lowrsy Returns His Home and
Ends HIS Life by His Own Hand.
CARTHAGE, June 15.-The watchers over the
remains of Mrs. Lowrsy, who was killed by her
husband. yesterday, near West Point, we're hor-
rifed at midnight last night by the report of q
gun In the smoke-house. Upon investigation
John Lowray. the murderer. was found mortal
IL wounded, having shot himself in the face aud
neck. He 10 expected to die tonight
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tariff % seeds The prsseut tariff 10 twenty
per cent The Mills bin puts seeds on the free
list The matter was committed 70 . commits
tee. of which A. B. Cleveland 10 chairman. The
officers elected were:
presidents, George s. Hasksli. Rockford, III;
vice-prssidents. John II Allen. Picton. Ont,
and II. w. Johnston. Philadelphia, and secre-
tary and treasurer. Albert Mccullough, Cincin-
natl
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PITrsBURG. June l5-All the window glass
factories in this section and the West will close
down tonight, ir accordance with resolution
adopted ~ the recent convention. The shut
down will continne until Sept !, and longer un-
less the workers and employers agree on wage
scale for the next fire" The former want .
continuance Of the present wages. while the lat
ter claim that . reduction of from 10 TO 90 per
cent IL necessary. No trouble Is expected by
the workere By the shut down here about 3. 600
men will be given q vacation.
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RspuHlc.o judicial Couvention.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
SPENCER, June l5-The Republican judicial
convention of the Fifteenth circuit, composed OF
the counties of Morgan and Owen, was held
here to day, and was attended by large dslsea-
tons from both counties. Maj George w.
Grubts, of Morgan. was unanimously nominal
ed for Judge and VIM. r. Asher, of the Same
county. was nominated for prosecuting attorney.
The convention Was enthusiastic and harmoni-
Gus. and the ticket is a strong one, and will be
elected Hon. E. G. Steele. of this city. presid-
cd over the convention, and made well-timed
and appropriate speech.
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JUNE IL, 1883.
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JUNE 10.

The indianapolis & Kansas City short line,
the L, D. 8 w. Railway. will sell roundtrip
tickets ct one fare to Kansas. Nebraska. and
North and Southwestern polnts Twenty-Five
miles the shortest route aud reclining-chair cars
free. Office 80 South Illinois street.
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NEwBUKyPoRT. Mass, June I5-Mary n.
PRESCOTT. authoress and poet died last night at
the home of Richard Spofford she contrib
uted largely TO several prominent magazines,
and wrote many chidren's stories She was a
sister Of Harristt Prescott Spofford.
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I.ots AZ Grit

Il admirable in a warrior. but abominable In .
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years. and liquid Of delightful fragrance
which puri6es the breath.
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Boy Killed by . Runaway Hors..

ClScTSSATI. June 15-Peopls who were in
the vicinity of the postofies building about IL
o'clock this morning were terrified TO zee .
frantic horse running close 20 the curbstore
dragging his rider, whose foot was fast IN the
stirrup. and dashine the boys head against the
epxbstone from tins 20 TINA Whsn The horse
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One of the most pleasant ways Of passing an
evening is to make up q cyclorama party and
spend an hour or two inspecting the great battle
Of Atlanta. Several of these parties, having an
old soldier or two With them, have enjoyed the
magnificent painting this week.
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known to thousands hereabouts. with aview to help
any who are afflicted as I have been for the past
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indianapolis to Chicago and return via Pan
handle route June 16, IL and H. Trains leave
Union Depot Ills A. NJ, and ii p. N. Arrive IL
Parlor cars on day trains and Pullman sleeping
cars on night trains. The latter will run locally
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A Good Appetite

L essential to good health; and ct this II
often lost owing to the poverty impufity Of the
blood. and the weakening efees of the changing
Hoods SarsspsriIls is q wonderful medicine for
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81 had been troubled with pfmpies my lower
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Is the direct route TO Chicago. Exeursien tick
cts only S. %. June 10th, 18th and 18th. and By
this route always as low 90 the lowest
Secure your sleeping or parlor car aecommo-
dations early.
For tickets or particular information apply ia
Geo. Rech, ticket agent Pennsylvania lines. No.
48, corner Washington and Illinois sts.. d. r,
Donough. ticket agent. Union Depot
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DRINK Malto ct soda fountain.

SEE General Harrisou's portrait at the L, b
& w. ticket Office, 138 South Illinois street.
This Is the best route to take for Chicago
Plenty of sleepsrs and reclining chAir-cara
Rate 1925 to the convention and return.
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Cheap California Excursion.
Will leave Indianapolis via l., B. 81 w. route
at 800 p NJ. July Z. for San Francisco and
Los Angeles. Only 1855 round trip. Free
chair-cars through to Denver without change.
Tickets good three months. Call at City Ticket.
Office. l38 South Illinois street.
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EMPEROR FREDERICK DEAD
The Sufferings Of Germauy's Ruler
Terminated at IL O'clock Yesterday.
he Retained Possession Of bis Mental Facul-
ties to the Last, and Death Came to Him
Without Pain and Without Struggle.
Prince William at Once Succeeds to the
Throne Under the Title of William II.

Rsception of the News in Other European
J Capitals, and Press Comment On the Dead
Ruler and the Man Who Succeeds Him.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SALEM, June l5.-The New Albany district
convention of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist Church is in session
to-day at New Albany. The convention is being
held in Centenary NJ. Z. Church. Mrs Emily
Kelly. OF Indianapolis. conference secretary.
will make an address, and Mrs. H. G. Clppinger,
OF Salem. is to read an essay. An interesting
time is expected.
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TARRANT's Settler Aperient effectually cures
Constipation and Sick Headache.
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LADIES ind Coalins Headache Powders In
valuable.