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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-09

LOUISVILLE. KY. May 8--In looking over
church papers yesterday, DR.. Perkins, rector Of
Of ls49. so and 81, which, had never been re-
turned to the county clerk for record Among
others were those OF Henry A. Griswold and
Margaret b. Morton. Of the publishing firm,
and George Francis Train and Henristta w.
Davis. In the latter George ID. Prentice gave
thu bride AWAY.
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Pensions have been granted the following
named Indianians:
r. Berkls tdeceasedl. Seymour; J. T. Sullivan
(dscssed), Hope; J. A. Martin, Anderson; ).
Wilson, Nebo; j. NJ. Bradshaw. Indianapolis; s.
8 Kemp Seymour; W. W. a; H a Vernon; a.
Crawford. Indianapolis; A ID. Shaw. Indianap-
oils; G. A McGinnis. Indianapolis; r. F. Down
ing. Dudley: w. p. Beard, Salamonia: p.
Gaines, Bedford: E. Harrison, Clinton: widow
of D. L. Tidball, Connersville; widow OF j. T.
Sullivan, Hope; widow Of H Rsariek, Tsrre
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Constable Fatally Shot

DEwEEsE. Neb., May S.-Consteble Jenkins en-
deavored yesterday afternoon to arrest three men
who were hunting in the village limits Draw
inc his revolver. he ordered them to drop their
guns. Two complied, but tho third, Ed Davis,
refused. Jenkins then fred two shots at Davis.
one passing through his ear and the other carry.
ing away his hat Davis raised his shotgun and
emptied both barrels into Jenkins's breast.
fatally injuring him. Davis has been Jailed
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Death Superinduced by Fright

MUNcrE, May 8.-One Of the saddest occur
rences that has happened in this locality for
years Was the death of Mrs. Hannah Cox, at her
homo near Yorktown, yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Cox was visiting her daue liter, who lives
near by. when her George and . young
lady friend drove up. The horse WAS Of wild
nature, and. taking fright at somsthicg. began
to run. After running some distance the occu-
pants were thrown out and the buggy was
wrecked The sight Of the runaway. and fear
ing that her son would be killed, frightened
Mrs. Cox so that death resulted in fifteen min
uses. She was quite feshy lady and was
about forty years old. Her funeral occurred
this afternoon. Neither of the parties in the
buggy was injured.
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st.am.hip News.

New YORK, May s.-Arrived: Vera, from
Bremen.
BALTIMORE. May s.-Arrived: Rhsin, from
Bremen.
GLASGOW. May s-Arrived: Scandinavian.
from Boston.
MovILLE. May a-Arrivsd Ethiopia, from
New York for Glasgow.
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Special 20 the Indianapolis journal
WASHINGTON. May S-Patents were issued to
the following Indianians to-day:
samuel NJ. Lines. Indianapolis, clasp; FAC
chsus w. Merithew. assignor Of one-half to l..
F. Gage. Grandvisw fruit drier; William
Miller. Indianapolis, lubricator; Edward
Robards, Stilesville. land measuring machine;
Benz. Roberta Indianapolis smoke condenser;
Don c. Robinson. Madison. sssignor to E. G.
Atkins & Co. Indianapolis. saw jointer; CoIum-
bus e. Wilson, Dora, fence.
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Troubled Brethren.


The Southern Episcopalians are having 40
much trouble in knowing what to do with their
eolored brethren as the Methodists have with
their sister "iaymen." Both seats should give
little study TO distinguished writer 10 whom
they both profess to believe, who remarked:
I'VE are ali one in Christ
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john Paul Jones 20 Be Married.

Washington Special.
Among the social events during the present
month will be the marriage of Mr.. John Paul
Jones. formerly OF Lafayette. Ind, and Miss
Bessie Cuttings. Of MARYLAND. Mr.. Jones, who
is a nephew of Senator Voorhees,. lie prominent
young attorney in Washington. and was promi-
nentiy mentioned in connection with the United
States attorneyshipi for this Distries, a few
weeks ago. The parties named will be married
In this city on the 3lst inst
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MILWAUKEE. May AIT prize-Reht near
Greenfield Park. in the suburbs of this city,
Fred Winkler received blow in the left side
from his opponent named Fuhruan which may
result fatally. Arrests are likely to follow.
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MIR. Melville Fulis-'s Copperhead Record.
Washington special to courier-Journal.
A startling discovery was brought to light to-
day. 1t is the talk Of the capital this morping.
1t was to the effees that Mr. Fuller, the new
Chief-justice sppointee, Was . viclent copper
head during the war. The two Republican
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The Pope and King Oscar.

Florence Special.
The King of Sweden's recent visit to the Pope
is, with Queen Victoria's presence, still giving
rise to much comment here and at Rome. It is
not the cordiality of the interview between the
two sovsreigns that the people have been COS
siping about, but the peculiar way in which
King Oscar showed his side Of tho cordlality
Instead Of following the usual etiquette of the
Vatican by making at least q show of kissing
King, assuming an equal rank with his host.
kissed him on both cheeks. Pope Leo was
greatly taken back at first, but happily remsm-
bered q similar incident which happened when
Grant visited his predecessor: "Very glad to
see you. sir. was the silent Generals greeting
to Plus. Anyway. Pope Leo took King Oscars
kiss with resignation.
Dom Pedro Attacked by Pleurisy.
MILAN, May 8-Dom Pedro, Emperor Of Bra
zil. has been attacked with pieurisy, and his
physicians unanimously attest the serious char
acter of his illness
Foreign Notes.
severe earthquake is reported in Japan.
Three thousand persons have been drowned
by . food in the Canton river.
In duel, in Nyriregyhaza. Hungary, yester-
day, magistrate named Hsgedues was killed
by his nephew.
I The Chinese government has decided to erect
monuments to General Gordon on the scenes Of
his victories over the Tapping rebels.
Among the American ladies who will DO pre-
scented to Queen Victoria at her Majesty's draw
ine-room to-day are Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Mrs. Fitzhugh, Miss Miller, Mrs. Whitehouse
and Mrs. Miller. sister-in-law of Commander
Chadwick, naval attache Of the American lsea-
ton.
Crown Prince William has requested Mr.. Carl
Schurz to thank the Americans and the Ger
mana in America for their expressions of SYM
patty on the occasion of the death of Emperor
William. and also for the sympathy manifested
by them for Emperor Frederick in his suffer
ings-
As Mr. Mahlon Sands. an American, was start
ing out for . ride in Rotten Row, London. Mon
day evening, his horse fell and rolled npon him.
Mr. Sands was removed to st. Georges Hospital,
where he died two hours after the accident He
married q niece of the American banker Mr..
Levi p. Morton.
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Other Failures.

SCRANTON, Pa, May 8.-Grass & Foster, dry
goods. have failed Liabilities. $50. 600; assets,
$30, 900
LOUISVILLE. KY. May 6-R. G. Kerr, partner
signed to-day. Liabilities, $4,000 nominal as
sets equal
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T. B. Linn Phoenix Block. 81 10000
+. H. Pillett 442 Bellefontaine street,. 100000
Charles II. Horton, Detroit Mich $4,000
M. O. Davis 293 4. Market street .-...... 100000
Chester Bradford Is Hubbard Block $1,000
j. B. Nickerson, Lebanon, Ind $4,000
B. L. Case, 73O E. Market street.. 10000
s. q. Jewell 35 South Linden street...... 10000
Ernest Duden, GO East Market street,. $500
L. H. Rowell, Columbus Ind. 600 90
George L. Mcmillan Cleveland O.-..... $4,000
Fred Wieland, 1913 Lexington avenue. 1000
Z. T. Henchman, Richmond, Ind. ...--.-. 1915
Fred L. Horton. Chicago, m........... $3.50
George II. Weber, rs Lockerbie st....-.. 1880
S. II. Thomas, 1877 North Noble. ---..--. 10000
NJ H. Daniels, Baldwin Block ...-.- 10000
Edward H. Stegman 81 South Meridian st ], OOO. 90
VIM B. Keller Florence Ky..-.--. 925.OO
Marquis ID. Losey Dodge City Kan....... $4,000
Charles H. Soules. Los Angeles Cal....--.. 925.00
Charles D. Pierson, NJ. D., 400 N Illinois 500. 90
u. A. Peck st. Paul, MINI. 975.OC
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Dom Pedro Attacked by Pleurisy.

MILAN, May 8-Dom Pedro, Emperor Of Bra
zil has been attacked with pleurisy, and his
physicians unanimously attest the serious char
acter of his illness
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-03-06
Literary.

We have received the prospectus OF
Fame and Fortune, Il weekly maya
zine to be issued from 445 Produce
Exchange, New York, on March bud.
The new magazine, besides having
the advantage of being backed by
ample capital, is in many senses
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a copy, or 81, 80 a year, the publishers
of Fame and Fortune will furnish at
least 90 handsomely printed pages OF
attractive stories, poems, fashion-re-
views. Jokes, conundrums aud chess
problems in fact, something of every
taste and all conducted in manner
that though scent weekly il will
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be ashamed to have in the house;
From the fact fact. tR bSotlttcTi discussions,
and nd devote itself mainly to the devel-
opment of literary taste, 1t strongly
anpeals to the sentiments of all.
Fame and Fortune will make for it.
self special field, for besides paving
handsomely for such literary contri-
buttons as It buys, it also offers every
week large money prizes for stories,
poems, Jokes, etc. The paper oilers
TO those with any kind of literary
ambition prizes up to $4,000. Aud
10 those who do not write 1t also Of
fers prizes and in a most clever man
ner. Any one purchasing the paper
can by sending the most appropriate
name for a novel receive $50 90, and
SO down to 81 for correct solutions OF
conundrums, problems, etc.
In the awarding of prizes it is evil
dent that there will be no fayoritism
for by an ingenious plan contributors
will be awarded the prizes by th'
readers of the paper! The character
of the people connected with Fam!
and Fortune and the manner in whicl
rs plan is laid leaves no doubt bu
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ARRANGEMENTS Of his storage tahE'
that not even his worst enemy can
say that he ever saw the honorable
statesman ever carried out oil any
pleasure resort on shutter, II a
PARTNER is lacking in four handed
reel if there is game Of draw that
is perishing for "another sucker, II
there is widow in need of load OF
coal. if there is poor devil short OF
a shirt or rapidly turning to dust lor
want of drink, if there is a war
claim of long standing that needs a
champion, If an ambitious country
town has its heart set on custom
house, if there is q lone, lom tariu
idea looking around for a PROFIT,
in brief, any maid needs a suitor or
any man needs friend-it Will give
Polk unspeakable delight-nay, he
will regard it as a mark Of iavor-to
be permitted to fill the vacancy.
1t is this perpetual universally OF
friendship and open-handed, open
hearted clevcrncss that has made him
terror to the ambitious politicians
of his district. Lafloon is under
promise not to be candidate for
Congress- this year; otherwise he
would be returned by rousing ma
iority. The Hon. Folks face is as
handsome as a Chinese mask, and
about as expressive, but behind it
there is a busy brain aud restless
ambition.
II is not secret among his friends
that he will be a candidate for the
United States Senate before the next
Legislature to succeed Joe Blackburn.
1t is little early TO speculate on that
race, but Polk La1oon Is
a clark horse" not TO be dcspiscd.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. N. II. Prohlichstein, of Mobile
Ala, writes | take great pleasure in
recommending DR.. Kings New Dis,
covery for Consumption, having used
it for a severe attack of Bronchitis
and Catarrh. 1t gave me instant re-
lief aud entirely cured me and have
not been afflicted since. also beg TO
state that | had tried other remedies
with no good result. Have also used
Electric Bittors and DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, both of which l can rec
commend.
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, Is sold
on positive guarantee.
Sold by Harry Is. Garner, City Phar-
macy, 80 and LOO per bottle.
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A Model Politician.
louisville Commercial.

The Hon. Polk Lailoon declines to
be a candidate for Congress again in
the second district. His refusal in
cludes the reservation that he can not
refuse to accept a unanimous nomina-
ton if his party thrusts such an hon
or upon him. The Hon. Polk is a
very popular man in his neck of the
woods. lie has the happy Kentucky
faculty of knowing every man, wo-
man, and child and dog in all that
section, and he never forgets single
face or name. 1t doesn't matter
whether lie meets one of his
constituents on Pennsylvania avenue
or the humblest by-path ofthe Second
district, he is ready to grasp him by
the hand, and putting one arm
around him inquire earnestly about
the wife and therlittle ones, not for
getting to make a motion and declare
il unanimously carried to adjourn to
the nearest dispcnsary of converse
ton oil.
In the language Of the hour, he Is a
"rustler," a "hustler" and 'jim-
dandy" all rolled into one. lie is the
first enc to reach a picnic and the
last to 90 away from the grounds
and so excellent is the Judgment of
the Hon. Polk, and so perfect is the
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In my luggage that was liable 10
duty, but stated that ! would need
heavier underwear in Canada than
the samples had with me.
Toronto is a stirring city of l5O,OO0
people, who are justly pround OF her
prosperity. / only regretted that
could not stay there a long time.
| met man in Cleveland, o,
whose name was Macdonald. lie
was at the Weddell House, and
talked freely with me about our
country, asking me a great many
questions about myself and where
i lived and how L was prospering.
While we were talking at one time
he saw something in the paper which
interested him and called him away.
After he had gone / noticed the para
graph he had been reading, and saw
that il spoke of a man named Mac
donald, who had recently arrived in
town from New York, and who was
introducing a new line of green
goods.
have often wondered what there
is about my general appearance
which seems TO draw about me a
cluster of green goods men wherever
| 90. Is il the odor of new-mown
hay, or the frank, open way IN
which 1 seem to measure the height
of the Hottest buildings with my
ewes as | penetrate the busy hauntss
of men and throng the crowded
marts of trade? Or do strangers
suspect me of being a man of means
In Cleveland | was rather lndls-
posed, owing to the fact that L hau
been sitting up until two or three
O'Clock a. m, for several nights IN
order to miss early trains. L went
10 A physician, who said | was Suiler-
inc for some new and attractive DIS
ease which he could cope with in DAY
or two. | told him to cope. lie
prescribed large 42-caliber capsule
which he said contained medlca,
properties. 1t might have contained
theatrical properties and still had
room left for baby grand piano
I do not know why the capsule
should bc so popular. / would rain
err swallow a porcelain egg or I'VE
turtle. Doctors claim that II IS 10
prevent the bad taste ofthe medicines
but have never yet participates III
any medicine winch was N.Y. mn - 60
greeable than the gluey shell OF an
adult capsule, which looks IKE an
overgrown bottle and acts Iike
rancid nightmare.
l doubt the good taste OF any one
who will turn up his nose az cast a}
oil or quinine and YET lleehiy s" ,ho
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amputatad by tia whoela. lie lied
from the effects of his injuries, He
was 60 years of age, and leaves
family.
Xeph Davis. the young mulaito
who murdered l5-year-old Maggie
Gaughan in Chicago, was brought
back from Forest, Ill, where he was
captured lie confessed the murder,
but denied having criminally as
saulled tho girl.
The Mormons are at work near
| MontovaIo, Ala. An old man named
Shaw has large family of girls, and
they have all left for Salt Lake
Quite number of converts have
been made, and no doubt there VIII
be more emigration soon
Thousands of applications for rooms
and accommodation for conven--
ton week have already been received
at st. Louis. The Lindell hotel has
been secured as head quarters for the
New York county Democracy. ram
many will camp at the Southern.
While workmen were dumping
garbage into the scow Excelsior at
! New York, a human head rolled out
of one of the barrels. 1t was me
head of young man, with black
moustacbe and a small imperial. 1t
had been freshly cut off
Miss Nina Van Zandt, the bride by
proxy, of the Anarchist Spies, 1t Is
said, will shortly appear In IRA
gedy written by herself, which
shakes up capital and Anarchy,
winding up by the heroine taking
poison and dying in the court room
After covering his tracks for nearly
year, Alexander Garden, who was
wanted Tor a safe robbery in Phila-
delphia aud heavy larceny in Bal
timore, was arrested through the me-
dunn Of death notice in Il
morning newspaper
The bill for the compulsory educa-
ton of Indian children bas been tax
Ell up by the Senate and, after being
amended. was passed. The pupils
are TO be taught in the branches oil
useful ldUUI III uuuttiOH " Wv
studies in primary schools.
Miss Nellie Jones, near Bowling
Green, Ohio, a bright school girl OF
nineteen, babe her schoolmates good
bye, visited the town drug store ana
purchased strychnine, as she said, to
kill rats. She then passed an even
ing with her lover, Eugene Brown,
and next morning took the deadly
powder, and soon died.
Mr.. Davenport, the teacher of the
public school at Rome, Miss, recently
expelled two pupils, The partisans
IN both sides met at the schoolhouse
md had a pitched battle. r. A.
was instantly killed and
lis son died soon after. They were
buried in the same grave. Several
,ther parties received serious wounds.
Four hundred mep gsIiiibage, Tex.
- anon. Is<sss gan At ~" VI" ~
22dd'"Ito took out Tom Forsythe, who
onfessed that he had murdered
Jounty Treasurer, Hill, by cutting off
lis head, and that he had robbed
i'm of $4,000. lie was taken TO a
rec II the Jail yard and hung.
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GENERAL NEWS.

A big project is on hand as to the
feasibility of connecting Lake Supe-
rior and Lake Michigan by canal
An Illinois man while waiting for
a train at johnson City, Tenn, found
his wife, who had been lost to him
since the war.
Alice Cardiff, an intoxicated wom-
an at Memphis, Tenn, fell with her
face in a washbowl filled with water,
and was drowned.
Train Robbers have again made
their appearance in Arkansas on the
St. Louis & Texas road. Between
81, 600 and $4,000 was taken,
Charles Norden, laborer, living
at lO7 Hunt street, in Cincinnati, III
a fit of dependency, took dose OF
Trough on Rats" and died.
A "green" engineer on the G., b.
81 O., caused a wreck at East Clliton,
which demolished number oil cars
and injured several persons.
During the year 1887, eleven and
half tons of postage stamps-nearly
one hundred and seventy millions
were sold at the New York post Office.
Bonanza Flood, of San Francisco,
has recently lost Sl0,00000O in wheat
speculations. lie attributes his
losses to his partner, John Mackey.
There has been a decided increase
in the price of window glass since
the National Glass Association met
in Washington in January.
Mr.. Carlisle has telegraphed from
Kansas that the condition of his son
remains unchanged, and that Mrs
Carlisle has been i'll ever since her ar
rival there.
Q A Swede by the name of julia
Sangreen in Chicago, poisoned hcl
two children and then attempted
Q suicide, and was apparently deac
0 when discovered.
The French ship Isle de Morpe, il
= dock at New Orleans for repairs, OF
+ being raised suddenly CRASHED
= through the dock and sunk, carry
y ing everything with her. The los
), was 100000.
= A slight earthquake shock was fel
C in San Francisco on Feb. 10th.
:, shock is also reported from severa
q points north of there, where it wa
y more severe and caused persons
d rush from their houses in alarm.
u A fire broke out in the Northea'
~ PAVILION of the Cincinnati llospita
- driving patients out of three ward
y hut iniurinQ no one. The loss
!. from $i5,0OOto $4,000, with 10 il
!, surance.
1t The greater part of the late w. v
Corcorau's estate was left to Ii
rs three grand children, with the excel
re ton of $4,000 for the support of Il
n, Louise Home, and 100000 to Il
N Art Gallery.
C. W.Fewell,a somnambulist, aroi
y from his berth in a sleeper ON Il
i Cincinnati Southern railroad, net
a Lancing, Tenn, walked to the res
q platform and stepped of, receivir
)" serious injuries.
ct Gen. Bragg, the new America
es minister, accompanied by his wi
ne and daughter, arrived in the City
is Mexico February 10Th. They we
| met at Silao by committee of prom
to inent American residents.
0. A portion of the Midland Hotel
nc Kansas City, fell in with crash, bur
nc ing beneath the debris thirty llnfo
" Inmates, killing two and serious
"a wounding several, and infiictiDg il
y. juries upon many more.
TO Jacob Wetzel, a well.known farm
or of Edgar County, ILL.,, fell und'
~ train near Paris, having both LEI
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Wonderful Cures,

w. d. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggist of Rome, Ga, says {:
We have been selling DR. Kings New
Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buck
lens Arnica Salve for four years.
Have never handled remedies that
sell as well, or give such universal
satisfaction. There have been some
wonderful cures effected by these
medicines in this city. Several cases
of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use of few
bottles of DIR. Kings New Discovery
taken in connection with Electric
Bitters. We guarantee them always
Sold by Harry b. Garner, City Phar
macy.
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Rnnklan,s Arnioa salve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box
Sold by Harry B. Garner, City Phar-
macy