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Locating Chickamauga's Battlefield.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Nov i0.-Col. s. c. Ksl.
logg u. ;. A. who detailed by the Secretary of
War complete the location of the troops for the
map of the battle of Chickamauga. arrived here to-
night from Washington, with considerable party of
officers, who took part in that battle.
They came upon an invitation 10 assist in the
work of completing these maps Among the officers
Gen. Absalom Baird of the army; Gems. John I.
Wilder. Fred Vandere j. g Littleton. j. B. Turchn,
II. V. Boynton and Colonel Bal ~ al of whom took
prominent part in the battle Gen. G. H. Grosvenor,
John Beatty Gates Thruston and hers expected
tomorrow. Col. :. b. Moe of Chattanooga formerly
of General Steadm an staff ia liking arrangements
for transporting the party to the field.
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Anarchist svmpatbizer, at P,tt.burr.

PrTTSBURG, Nov. 10.-The first anniversary of the
hanging of the Chicago Anarchists celebrated at
Lafayette Hail. in this city, tonight by the Pittsburg
sympathizers of the dead men. The hall was packed
with mixed essemblage but good order MAIN
tanned Albert Curwinn. of Chicago. made an inlam-
matory address in German in which he denounced the
police and smoke OF the dead Anarchists martyrs
THEIR death" he said. should be regarded a VIC
tory and not as a defeat" The services concluded
with drama written by August Spies, entitled The
Nihist." The performance was in German and the
actors principally local talent.
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At Shelbyville.
<2t ohOfOy ShtIrs
Special to the Indianapolis Journal

SHELBYvILLE NOV. 1O.-Ths city has put on her
gayest coors tonight and turned the people loose in
honor of the election of General Harrison to the
idency. All afternoon professions paraded the
streets coming in from the out-townshps. Tonight
the streets are thronged with people cheering and
making all kinds of noise and otherwise giving vent
TO their happiness a Republican victory. Nearly
every Republ house in the city decorated and
illuminated. while the public square display of
fireworks witnessed by thousands. The 7:25
train from indianapolis brought down Attorneygen-
eral Kitchener and Hon. Stanton J. Peelle who were
escorted the opera hall aud addressed large crowd
Mr. Kitchener given a royal welcome from his
by him manfully in several hard political fights.
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Stsaushin Neyya.

New YORK Nov. 10-The unusual rough weather
during the past weeks has delayed all the
incoming ocean steamships one or two days A dense
fog overspreads the lower bay this morning. and
up to not a passenger vessel had been sighted.
number of steamships that due yesterday and
this morning two DAYS over due.
Arrived Adriaiic. from LIVERPOOL City of Chicago,
from LIVERPOOL; Moravia, from Hamburg.
LONDON, Now 10.-The steamer Wieland New
York TO HAMBURG passed Sicily at 4 p. NJ to-day.
Arrived: Erin. from New York
QUEESsTowN, Nov. l0.NArrived: Servia from
New York.
HAvRE, Nov. 1O.-Arrived La Bretagne, from New
York.
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Illegal Arrests at Wabash.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal

Special 10 tht tLutaHaDOIls JHbruhks
WABASH Nov 10.-Last night United States Com
missioner Alvin Taylor discharged Lindsay Adams
the last of the Republicans arrested here cleo
ton day by deputy marshals charged with illegal
voting. The prosecutions have all been shAms and
there not the slightest grounds which make
the charges stick. The deputies are heartily ashamed
of their dirty work. which done at the cictation
Of the doughfaced Democratic leaders her0
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At Marion.
pecial to the Indianapolis Journal

kpecial 70 the IndienapoIis JournA
MARION. Nov. l0.-The Republicans of Grant
county are in the midst of great Publication,
this evening" the recent great tri-
umph. The town is brilliantly illuminated
and decorated; there is Irodigal discharge of tire.
works and the turmoil of bells tin horns, martial and
brass bands is deafenpg A procession is moving
through mortar-b bed of mud. and drirzng rain is
falling but the attendance is immense and the EN-.
thusiasm unquenchable.
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Other Hires.

BRANDON. Wis, Nov. 1o.-Eight nine buildings
in the business of the village swept by
fire early this morning. The total loss is somewhere
between $4,000 and $50, 600. with about one
fourth insurance. The fire of incendisry origin
the third experience of the kind this year. The heav
lest losers are Ferguson Brothers. $4,000, and
Samuel Wains.ock. general store, $4,000. The
other losses from 3 GOO down into the hundreds.
BRIGHToS, Mich, Nov. 10.-The Appleton e.
Busch blocks were destroyed by fire yesterday morn.
ing. The losses, including those of the merchants
whose stocks burned aggregate $4,000 with
insurance of about S25 600.
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At Elkl,art.
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ELKHART, Nov. 1O.-Notwithstanding the fact
that was raining and that it had rained constantly
for three days ard nights. it did the
publicans of Elkhsrt from coming out tonight and
jollifying in a manner without precedent here. Led
by bands the procession, which of the largest
ever seen in the city marched in several inches of
mud, carrying transparencies. flags and horns while
the noise was deafening. The cartoons were remark
ably appropriate. There long line OF horse.
several hundred foot soldiers. voters club,
about q hundred young boys with flags, banners and
horns, besides various displays. The decorations
about the city very fine, though the display
would have been much greater but for the rain
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ELECTION ODDITIES.

A Collection of Unique Happenings In Mont
gomery County.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Nov. 10-Thers are al
ways incidents connected with every campaign
that are amusing, and sometimes show how
the American citizen can be drawn aside from
the usual routine by excitement Several such
incidents occurred this year In Montgomery
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Trophies of the Victory.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journa.

cpeciaI 10 tho lnuianapoIls Journai-
TILDES. Nov. 1O.-The Republicans and Demo
Gratis of this place. each erected POLE and oaed to
the breezes the stars and stripes at the beginning of
the campaign. The poles and flags were both to be
given to the victorious party. Last night in spite of
and in the midst Of the firing of anvils blowing of
tin horns. and shouts. hauled down the Democratic
flag and hosted il just below the colors of the Repub
greatest applause. Many chips and pieces were
carried away relics, to be retained trophies Of
the victory of the Republican party in 1883 in elect
ing Benjamin Harrison President. The captured flag
will be presented by committee in the near future
to the next President of the United States.
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At Franklin.
Special to the Indianapolis journal.

FRANKLIN, Nov. 1O.-The greatest ratification
meeting ever held in Johnson county participated
in by twenty thousand people here last night. Bands
drum corps and glee clubs from different parts
of the county came in, and at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon n procession. several squares in
length. moved through the principal streets.
drenchng rain fell continually, but failed to dampen
the of the enthusiastic Republicans. At night
elegant display of fireworks was made from tops
of buildings and floats in the streets.
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AS well be dumb,
And always mum,
As pray with some:
"Thy kingdom come"
Taon yo-a for rum
The "Extraordinary" Mr.. Brookshirs.

Special to the Indianapolis Journa.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Nov. l0.-Elijah Voorhees,
Brookshire. the newly elested Democratic Con-
gresham from the Eighth district, lives at
Charlottesville. He was born in Montgomery
county, and is about thirty-fve years DID, He
claims to be thoroughly versed upon the tariff
reform. which he has made o study for years
He has ehampionsd the Mills bill all summer,
and will probably introduce bill Of his own
into Congress. He claims to De the D.
w. Voorhees, of the future, and says that he Is
an Extraordinary" man. He was named for ID.
w. Voorhees,. because Voorhees, happened to be
at his fathers house the night OF his birth.
The babe was shown to ID. w. Voorhees,, who
took him in his arms and prognosticated that he
would be great man. This settled the great
future of the young Brookshire. ADD of course
he was named after Daniel IL d. W. voorhees,
had not been present on tet particular night
and held the babe in his arms. the Democracy
would not now have had their Extraordinary"
that his wife considers him an extra
ordinary man, and that he believes it
himself. He has told this so often
that Brookshire has been given the name OF
The Extraordinary Man" Everybody knows
who is meant il the extraordinary man" is
spoken of. No doubt he will tell about his Sex
trsordinary" ability in Congress. It can be said
to the credit of Mr.. Brookshire that he will not
drink wh.Sdy. This fact was made pubic oy
an incident which occurred in Terre Haute,
before the Democratic nominating con-
venton. 1t happened that all the can
didates fer the congressional race met
there at horserace. One OF them
proposed q drink. and they went to q saloon,
aud all ordered the best Of whisky, except Mr..
Brookshre, who eaid that he wonld take pop
The others looked at Brookshire in amazement,
but he drank his pop" and never said . word.
1t was then said that Brookshirs would never
n And q
be seen what kind of Congressman pop
driuker will be- It may he this fact that has
reduced the Democratic majority in Sullivan
county from 1863 in 1856 to ,45l this year-a
loss of 5lS In MONTGOMERY county Brooksbire
received less votes than Cleveland, and IL less
than Matson, and was defeated by Jim Johnston
BY 26l majority. In Union township, including
Charlottesville. where Mr.. Brookehire lives, he
received 1868 votes less than Johnston, his oppo-
nent In the same township he received 20
mora votes than Mafson.
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Oregon a,d Washington Territory.

PORTLAND Ore, Nov. 10.-Full returns from Ore
gon have yet beenreceived. but sufc lent figures
in TO justify Harrison majority in the State be-
ing estimated at less than 800 The PROBABLE
ties that the majority will be swelled TO 5000.
IL Washington Territory John b. Aliens majority
over Charles 5. Voorhees, Democrat for Delegate to
Congress, viii be not less than 5000.
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oman Resents an Insult
epecia'

Rio. IND Ind. Nov. 10.-Mss Susan Teas. Q
school mistress at Centreville the old oountyses.
to-day put to fight an old Democrat. named AN
Lashley sort of corner-talker. who said some very
uncomplimentary things about her because shs
marched in a Republican procession. She got aftes
him with . wsgon-whip. and chased him home severs
al squares, and there is 6 probability of legal pro-
ceedings growing out of what be said
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In Wabash County.

epecial TO me Indianapolis
WABASH Nov. lOThe town of South Wabash is
being painted deep crimson tonight by enthusiastic
Republicans who trying to express their Joy
Har,son's election. Every conceivable device to
make racket is being brought out. The people Of
Lsfoetaine ard Lagro this county. sso jolfying
tonight over the good news. Next Thursday after
noon and evening there is to be big joliiicstion
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Carroll County Enthusiasm.

DELPHI Nov. 10.-The Republicans Of this coun-
ty absolutely refuse to quit jolfying. They COM
menced last Thursday night and their shouts and the
noise of their horns continue to resound. day
and night. This afternoon they came
in from all the county. and
fairly took the town, notable feature of the pro-
cession was the ex.Union soldiers, 500 strong The
court house was packed when speaking commenced
and hundreds of people were unable to gain admis-
sion. Addresses were delivered by Judge Suit Of
Frankfort, and Judge Gould, Charles B. Lends, A.
Z. Dawson and Patrick . Donnell of this oty. The
enthusiasm was unbounded. Tonight the city is
illuminated with of bonires and everybody is
out 1t is the closing act in TIE most wonderful
campaign this county ever saw,
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were headed Democratic but majority of candidates
thereon were Republicans. Protest entered
against them and agsns, the ostrscSm of Democratic
election officers before and while the voting
progress. The effect Of the unsestine of Richardson
and the seating of Rdgey would be to make the Leg
islature joint ballot and the election
by IL of United States Senator. thereby eventually
placing the appointment of Senator Saulsbury's sue
eessor in the hands Of the Governor, who would, Of
course, be expected 70 name a Democrat
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From ph OTTO by Marceau 4 Power.y

From ph OTTO by Marceau Power.l
STOPPING over and rising up suddenly, when
black spots would come before my eyes, aud
for the time being could see nothing ct ell.
my nose would stop up so that was scarcely
able to breathe; my breath seemed to come 40
though / was sucking il
THROUGH SPONGE,
And my eyes weakened perceptibly. could
hardly see to read after night had pains in
almost every part of my body, and my Ills were
of such a nature as to keep me always feeling
moross and gloomy.
81 tried to GET relief but could dud none
few months ago read of DR.. Franklyn Blsif's
treatment and deter mined TO try IL
al did 30. three months AGO st his Office. No
203 North Illinois street, and to-day am Q well
man. My pains are all gone and feel 40 II
had never had the catarrh."
Mr.. Shaw lives on q truck farm at haywood.
His mail address is general delivery. postofics,
Indianapolis
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OhituRrY.

New YORK Nov. 1O.-Erastus It. left, of the
wholesale dry goods house of left Weller & Co.. No.
326'and 32S broadway, died this morn g He had
been suffering from heart disease for time. He
goods business in this city since 1S47. Tho funeral
will be held on Monday.
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Brazil Items.
.,n.c,,I 20 The 1pdIanapolis Journal.

special to the 1pdianaDolis Journal
BRAZIL, Ind. Nov. i0.-The newly erected Brovnt
Chapel, A u. Z. church, Rev. A. L. Murry pastor.
will be dedicated on Sunday at p. NJ, Rev. Jsmes
Simpson, en- eloquent preacher. delivering the dis
course The church edifoe is que substantial and 10
in every way creitable to the church.
John Chance. who down and instantly
killed by a Vandais through train, near knightsviilA
was thirty-seven years Old and left wife and child.
His faher was killed by the cars about year ago.
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hIOntans.

ST.. PAUL, Nov. 1O-A Helena specalsays --latest
returns from the Territory indicate that Carter,
(Repl. for Congress. has 4, 700 majority. and the
Legislature will stand: Council. eight Republicans,
four Democrats; House, twenty Republicans. four
Democrats. The total vote cannot be obtained yet,
but it shows large increase over two years ago."
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An omo.r R.o.pture. Bryant.

William Bryant was arrested. last night, on vsr
rant obtained by officer Klingensmith. shsro
ing him with assault with intent TO KIN
BRYANT Is the man who escaped from
the officer a. the Park Theater one nignt iAs' wesS
and who while running awsy was shot In the leg b
Klingensmith.
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New Hampshire.

CONCORD. n. H., Nov. 1O.-Complete returns from
all the towns and wards in the State give Harrison
As, 72s; Cleveland, 43 444; Fisk. 1870. Harrisons
plurality 1884. For Congress in the First district.
Mute. Rep. y, 1853; Mckinney. DEM. 81, AL;
Knowles, Pho, 6sl. Nute's plurality, 2S2. In the
Second district Moore. Rep. %, $50; Mann. DEM,
22.51s; Fletcher Pro-. s7s. Moore's plurality.
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Nebraska.

OMAHA, Neb. Nov. 1O.-Oficial returns received
from thirty-four counties in this State which four
years ago fraction half of the entire vote
of Nebraska. give Harrison 56OS9; Cleveland,
80 677. The same counties four years ago gave
Blaine 80 ,i16: Cleveland. &C, 532. This indicates
Republican gain of 5000 in the State and 30 900
plurality for Harrison, with in the sggre
gate vote of Nebraska of So 900 that of four
years ago. Governor Tbayers majority will be be-
tween 90 600 and Cd 600.
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At Peru.
ane~g.I IN the fnd;annpolis Journal

Special to the Indianapolis journal
PERU. Nov. 1O.-The four days iofcation over
Harrison's election closed to-day with a magnificent
demonstration and although there has been cortin-
uous downpour of all day the streets have been
surgng of enthusiastic Republicans. Every.
thing capable of producing q noise brought into
requsition making day and night hideous. The even
ipgs demonstration embraced large torchlight pa
rade, fireworks and magnificent display of natural
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PeuuSylyauia.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-Ofhcial returns have
now been received from sixty-thres of sixty-seven
counties in the State, and complete returns, though
official, have been received from the other four
counties a plurality for Harrison of 7S. $40 in the
State is shown by these returns, and but slight
change is likely to bs made by the official footings in
the four counties not heard from.
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Another Attemp. Mt suicide.

Ada Harrington who about week ago attempted
suicide by swallowing aconite, tried again Lass
night TO XII herself. She came TO the
station-house, saying that she had escaped
fro m the workhouse While in the Office ct the ste.
ton she fell 70 the floor unconscious and sunerin3
from poison. After being restored to consciousness
che was sent 70 the City Hospital
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Arrested for Highway Robbery.

Att O'Clock this morning Andrew Sloan
restea on the charge Of highway robbery.
He was in company with James Jones.
On Kentucky ayenue. near the corner
of Washington and Illinois streets. Mira Alice Meys
ers informed patrolmen Pope and Fehin that she SAG
Sloan taking articles from Joness poekets.
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Found Dead in Bed.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
FoRr WAYNE, Ind. Nov. 10.-This morning Mr..
David Bowers was found dead in bed at his home in
Wayne township, about four miles from the city, The
cause OF death was paralysis He was at work yester
day upon the farm of Mr. Vanarden, a nei gabor, and
quit in the afternoca and went home. He was sixty
five years old and a widower.
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Editor Dana Goes Abroad.

NEW YORK Nov. 1O.-Charles A. Dana sailed for
Havre the steamer La Normandie to-day. Among
the passengers by he steamer City of Chester for
Liverpool. Miss J. Eusberger. Mrs. g. Graves
Mrs. Daniel. Miss Per-ne. Miss Fannie Spraks and
Miss Lucy Sullivan, who bound for India as mis-.
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DEATH IN THE STORM.

Heavy Snowfall In Eastern Canada-Fears
of Loss of Lifo Among Fishermen.
QUEBEC, Nov. l0.-A snow-storm and gale,
which in severity has seen few equals here. even
in winter. set in Thursday night and continued
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The ward should BE- graded with gravel 90 ss
n incline the water 20 flow away from the house,
and the well should be also graded. the curb
coming foot or more above the ground The
water should not flow around the house. -
AWAY from it
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Four Miners Injured at Boston. Pa.

ScoTT HAVEN. Pa, Nov. 10.-By an explosion of
fre-daInp in Brown & Sons coal mine near Boston,
Pa, this afternoon. four miners were severely in.
iured one fatally.
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In feeding grain TO poultry 1t is better to vary
It. allowing wheat and oats as we'll as corn.
Cooked potatoes MAKE an agreeable change for
laying hens.
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No Hope for Mrs. GouId.

New YORK, Nov. 10.--The death of Mrs. Jay
Gould is expected 10 at any hour DIR. Baldwin,
her physician said TO night that heart failure had de-
veoped and that there is absolutely hope for her
recovery.
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Another Congressman in North Carolina.

RALEIGH. \. c.. Nov. IO.-A News and Observer
special from Newberns SAYS that Simmons, Demo-
candidate for Congress in the Second district.
has been defeated by majority of 61l.
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The Old Dominion.

STANTON. Va. Nov. 10.-Unoficial returns from
al counties of the Tenth district give Tucker, Demo
crat for Congress. 593 majority Clevelands majority
will be / 600
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ing and means of sffordins i. decreasing.

ing and means OF sordng il decreasing. The feeling
of those engaged in the work of relief here is q
utter despondency. The public have responded most
generously, and much more cannot be expected; bus
there are thousands of mouths 20 eli for weeks %
Gainesville with little of past experience.
the fever just becoming epidemic. and unless cold
weather intervenes, must list of victims, az
must other places where the fever has recently
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TIL. -as;dsncs 81 81 North Pennsylvania stress
v,s entered last night by burglars who ssolea pair Ct
gold bracelets two gold rings, . ladys gold watch
and gold operag glasses