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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-12-19

At a regular meeting of George Ii. Thomas
Post No. Il. &. A. r., Tuesday evening. the
following was adopted:
Whereas, Comrade Alvin p. Hovey. as presi-
dent OF the Service Pension Association of the
United States, has issued an appeal in which lie
says that every man who has served in the late
war for sixty days. and has an honorable dis
charge should be pensiOned for life, according
TO the resolutions of the G. A. r.. at the national
eneampment. ut Columbus, o., and reaftirmed by
the unanimous vote or the encampment at Mil
waukee last August; therefore.
Resolved, That we hereby fndorse the action
OF the national e~ncampment, and pledge our
support to Comrade Hovey in CARRYING these
resolutions into an active and certain law.
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MINOR CITY MATTERS.


FISH AMI GAME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Hall; Capitol; morning and afternoon.
RECEPTION TO GOVERNOR - Governors
Guards; Armory; Cyciorama Building: evening.
TEMPERANCE CONFERENCE-Y. NJ. G.. A.
Hail: 10 A. NJ. and . r. NJ.
PROGRESSIVE UNION OF MINERS AND
MINE LABOREKS-No. 1852 East Washing
lngton street; morning and afternoon.
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES opera, "Said
Pasha;' evening.
PARK THEATER-Frank Lindon and Edna
Earle: afternoon and evening.
BATTLE OF ATLANTA CYCLORAMA-Market
street, between Illinois and Tennessee streets:
day and eyeniDr
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Local Forecasts.

For Indianapolis and Vicinity-For the
twenty-four hours ending SP. NJ, Dec. 49,
Fair weather.
CATO
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, s P. M.-Forecast
till 8 p. NJ. Thursday:
For Ohio anG Indiana-Fair; warmer;
southerly winds; fair on Friday.
For Lower Michigan-Fair; clearing in
southeastern portion; warmer Thursday
morning, followed by much lower tempera-
ture by Friday morning; westerly winds;
fair on Friday:
For Wisconsin-Fair; colder; northwest
erly winds.
For Minnesota and Illinois-Fair: STA
tionary temperatures; northerly winds.
For North and South Dakota-Fair:
lower temperature; northerly winds.
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Notes from the Dockets.

On Nov. %, Otis COsteller filed an appli-
cation before the Commissioner of Hamil-
ton county to sell liquor, which they re-
fused. The case was appealed to the Ham,
ilton County Circuit Court, but a change of
of venue was taken, and yesterday it was
argued before Judge Rowland. The court
took the matter under advisement.
Lena Flack, forty years of age. was adj
Judged insane yesterday. She has been uE-
dergoing treatment at the City Hospital,
and is q confirmed Opium-eater.
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Maximum thermometer, "a; minimum Their.
Weather Conditions.

WEb>EsDAh, Dec. Is, q Il. ~.
pREssURE.-The low area, last night in
the northwest. has moved eastward. and is
central tonight north from Lake Superior.
with 1854 at Prince Arthurs Landing.
Another low area is west of the Rocky
fountains; on its eastern slope. from north
TO south. the barometers are high; also ON
tho Atlantic and gulf coasts.
TFMPERATURE.-The temperatures con-
tinue high. except in North Dakota. north
srn Minnesota and Manitoba. where the
thermometers are between 10 and 20: 80 and
above in Wyoming. South Dakota, south
arn Minnesota and near LAX Superior: 40
md above in Colorado. Nebraska. Iowa
Michigan. near the lower lakes, in New
Eonsas. Missouri. Illinois. Indiana. south
srn Ohio. West Virginia. Virginia and
orn Missouri, southern Illinois, Kentucky
md North Carolina southwark.
P.ECIPITAIION.-Light snow is falling i'm
uanitoba and northern Minnesota: light
rains fell during the day near Lake .Su-
nerior. in Michigan, near the lower lakes:
~ west Virginia, New York. Pennsylvania
and Maryland.
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He Turned Out Badly.

Texas Siftings.
Farmer Hayseed-I jes tell you this ERE
edicati0n amt no good to a young man at
all; ies spoils 'em.
Visitor-Think so?
Farmer Hayseed-Huh! Know so. Do You
know Bill Smikesf Don'ts He lives in that
'ere white house over the hill. Well,
Smikes had a boy he was bound to edicate,
and he did. too-sent HIM through the hull
business, frills and all. and mortgaged his
farm to do it. Well. sir. that boy come
hack from college such a DUN fool that he
was accepted as a Juror in a murder trial.
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NTONEY-QUICK-TRY BRYAN. NO. NORTH
M Meridian street
r JAMS MONEY ON c. n.
IL SAYLES. rs East Market street
LINANCIAL-MONEY on MORTGAGE FARMS
Il and city property. @. L. COFFIN d 90.
MONEY To LOAN-6 PER CENT. HORACE
Vk MCKAY, Room IL. Talbot q News Block.
ok PER CENT. ON CITY IN IN
- diana SAAC H. KIERSTED. Is Marindale
Block.
TO funds on farm and city prop
j. erty. Large loans on business property. q per
cent. Il SCOTT. 349 North Delawere st.
AZ ONEY 10 LOAN ON FARMS AT THE LOW
WI. Get market rate; privileges for payment before
due We also buy municipal bonds THOS. -. DAY
q CO.. ~ East Market street. Indianapolis
NATIONAL BUILDING. LOAN AND SAY
IN ings Association. Shares, 800 each; monthly
dues, rs cents. No bidding for loans No back dues.
Receives members and loans money throughout this
State. VIM. ID. Wiles. President N ;. Byram, Treas
urer; c. Schurmann. Secretary. ONCE. 81 East Market
street.
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FOR SALE.

UNoR sALE-STORE ROOM AND STOCK DE-
+ goods at Swanington. Ind ~ crossing Of the
Big Four and &. % ]: G. x. X. Room 20x5O feet,
liberal discount made. This is the only store In town.
a residence LOT 66x126 will be given To purchaser Of
the store. Further information given on Application.
WI SWAN Bro.
y SALOON SATURDAY. Z 81. 1859. AT
4 1 a m. in the basement OF the Grand Opera
house. this city, L Will sell at auction. TO the highest
bidder. the following personal property. viz: All the
seenery. costumes. and other property OF the play
known as the Chaos Flats" now in my possession as
Receiver. under order OF Court. Terms cash. ROB-
ERT j. MCKAY, Receiver.
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The Hazel PostoRce.

Doras j. Baker, the postmaster at Hazel.
says the reason there was so little business
ut that point was on account of the mail
matter being curtailed by the HaughvIlle
postmaster establishing boxes within the
limits of the Hazel Office.
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Sentenced for Nine Months.

In the United States District Court yes
terday Henry Crow. one of the men ar
rested in Orange county and convicted of
counterfeiting, was sentenced to the North
ern prison for nine months. He sen a let
ter to Judge Woods appealing for leniency.
and setting forth the suffering confinement
caused him on account of his bad health.
He stated all his ills and complained of the
effects of prison diet. -
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Before the Mayor.

Frank Harper. charged with %assaulting
a young girl, was bound over to the grand
jury by Mayor Denny. yesterday. in $500
bonds. Martin Lyburn, charged with as
saulting John Canander, and James Sage.
accused of larceny. were also bound over.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-12-19

MEN and women prematurely gray and
,,hose hair was falling, are enthusiastic in
raising Halls Hair Remover. for restoring
HE color aud preventing badness.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-12-19

PROFESSIONALLY, IND. Nov. 81. 1889
Sealed proposals. in ;rlpiicate. subject 90 usual
conditions. 0imbe received here until Il O'Clock, a. m.
central standard timel Saturday, the 18th day OF
December, 1889. for furnishing at the q. NJ Depot
here, various articles of quartermaster's stores. such
rs stationery, hand-carts, wagon parts, range and
stove castings, rubber hose, painters, carpenters.
and saidIers' tools. miscellaneous hardware. etc.
Preference viii be given TO articles of domestic pro-
duction or manufacture, conditions of quality ana
price Qncluding in the price of foreign productions or
manufactures the duty thereonl being equal Gov
eminent reserves the right 10 reject any or all propo-
sails and to accept the whole or any part Of the sup
plies bid for. Authorization furnished on application
to this office. Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked Proposals for Quartermasier's Stores
and addressed 10 HENRY G. HODGES Assistant
Q~uartermaster- general. u. {. Army, Depot Quarter
master.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-12-19

TTHE FRANKLIN BUILDING AND LOAN
Il Association Is now issuing shares IN the l4tb
series: First payment Tuesday. Jan. z, 1880 shares
500; dues Zoe per week: interest and premium de
Quoted each SIX months. You can take shares and
pay dues any time during the cay and TUESDAY, FRI
day and saturday evenings AT ~ East Market 81.
NJ. ID. BUTLER. Pres.
W. A. RHODES, Sec.
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Wants a Conveyance Set Aside.

Evans Woollen. administrator of the
estate of jeremiah Vanlaningham. brought
suit yesterday against Lucy j. Mccain.
WoOdford Vanlaningham. Eliza Yanlan-
ingham, and others, to nave an alleged
fraudulent deed set aside. Vanlaningham
owed at the time of his death. it is charged.
something like $500, and conveyed some
Land in this county without consideration to
the defendants in the suit.
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FOR RENT.

TWO ROOMS. WITH POWER. ON MERIDIAN
i aud South streets. Apply OF Byyces Bakery.
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Must Produce the Original Papers.

In the case tine Ohio & Mississippi Rail-
way Company has appealed to the Supreme
Court, and which concerns the verdict Mrs.
Pearcy obtained against it. All order has
been issued requiring the original papers
to be brought into court. This was done
on the petition of attorney McMullen. who
said the transcript had been changed in
having Alonzo Green Smiths name taken
from it as attorney of the company in the
lower court. Smith now represents Mrs.
Pearcy.
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LOST.

7 OsT-RED SILK SHAWL. che value % Tho
u shawl viii De paidlf returned 20 Or.
~ Last Ohio sreeI.
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FOUND.

7 W. WYNN. JANITOR AT TONLINSON
-. Hall. has seven hno umbrellas TIA; owners car
get by calling on him.
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

NTASONIC-PENTALPHA ODGE. NO. 564.
wi +. e. A Mas0ns. Special meeting this (Thurs-
day. evening, at 7:30 O'clock, in Masonic Temple,
for work in the second degree. Visitors always well
come. j. W. STAUB w. NJ.
WIN. II. SMYTHE. Secretary.
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HELP.

cn SALARY. $40 EXPENSES IN ADVANCE.
srOU allowed each month. Steady employment AZ
home or travelling. No soliciting. Duties delivering
and making collections. No postal cards. Address.
with stmap, HAFER d 20, Piqua. Ohio.
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Decree of Injunction Entered.

Judge Walker entered a final decree yes
terday in the Injunction suit of the Citi-
zen's Street-railroad Company. The at
torney for the defendants filed a motion IN
arrest of judgment on the ground that the
state facts sufficient to constitute a cause
OF action, but the motion was overruled
and the decree of permanent injunction en-
tered. A motion for an appeal was granted.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-12-19

BED CROSS Cough Drops-best on earth.
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Personal. Local and General Note..

ID. j. Mackey. president of the several
evansville roads. was in the city Yesterday
on official business.
George Saul. general manager of the Ft
wayne. Cincinnati X Louisville road, was
IN the city yesterday.
Y; b. Cooke has been appointed auditor
OF the Louisville, Evansville & st. Iouis
road, vice MIR. Collier. resigned.
Charles L. Mayer was reelected nres;ds,t
OF tue b N o.. by the board of directors, at
day. 'es.e'-
PRESIDENT Mackey, of the Louisville
hvansvllie x st. Louis road. is auoted "a
saying that all the general offices of this
4ne would In q short time be removed from
Louisville to Evansville.
y: NJ. Cummins. late ster of the
vnio: indiana N Western, was a member of
,he administers National Mutual Benetit
Associatlon, and from that BODY his family
~ receive $1,000 insurance.
President Porter. of the Chicago & Fast
eln iiiinois road, who is now in New York
Ivy. tells the friends of the property thar
me Talk OF the bears about reducipe div
iaends or passing them is all nonsense
John h. Carson. vice-president and gap-
eIai manager. was not able to be present Mt
the meeting of the Chicago and 0hio P;vsr
Association called for Yesterday. and a. a
consequence President Ingalls, did NOT eon,a
up from Cincinnati. j. y. McCullougb' of
tAs Pennsylvania lSpes, and VIZ. 1. Nc.
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CULLINGS FROM THE COURTS.
Testimony at the Quill Trial Closed and Al
gulnent I'm Progress.

Testimony at the Quill Trial Closed and Ar
guinent I'm Progress.
The evidence at the trial OF Assessor
Thomas +. Quill consumed much less time
than was at first intended. owing to the
fact that Judge Irwin rejected all testi-
mony except such as p%ertained to the
Identical warrant upon which the indict-
ments were based. The State called d. H.
Fickenger and David NJ. Fisher to the
stand yesterday morning to show that they
were not In the employ of Quill during the
time for which he is accused of having drawn
pay for them. County Auditor Taggart
was the last witness for the prosecution.
but hls testimony was thrown out by the
court, Ihe State attempted to prove by
him that after the warrant for the 81, 246
had peen made out on the treasurer. su b.
seouent warrants were issued separately,
but Judge Irwin overrnled the question.
Inc state rested early IN the forenoon.
and the defense put but n few witnesses on
the stand, all of whom were simply ques-
toned as to their knowledge of Mr.. Quilts
reputation and character. The defendant
himself was not called to the stand.
Argument was begun. Deputy Prosecutor
Hoffman opening Tor the State. He sim
ply reviewed the testimony as it had been
given, anu attempted to draw no cOnciu-
sions. W.N. Harding then opened for the
defense. lie based his argument upon the
fact that the evidence did not prove that
Quill presented the warrant. The statutes
say very plainly. he claimed, that whoever,
knowing the same to be false or fraudulent,
makes out for payment. or c~ertifies as cor
rect. to the county auditor OF the Board Of
Commissioners any payroll as claim for the
purpose of procuring the allowance of
the same shall be guilty of crime.
Joseph L. Tanning, upon whose testimony
the State had placed the most reliance,
said that he did not know who had pre-
sented the warrant to him IA the clerk of
the Board of County Commissioners and.
Mr.. Harding claimed. there was no evidence
to show that Mr.. Quill had ever seen the
warrant or that he had ever certified to it.
Hon. stanton j. Peelle will close for the
defense this morning. and Prosecuting
Attorney Mitchell will close for the prose-
cution: 1t is thought that the case will be
in the hands of the iury by noon TO-DAY.
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HARRIsoM.on Tuesday. Dec. Il, 1888; at Chi
cego, Ill, William s. HARRISON, son of the late Col.
Irwin Harrison, aged 20 years. Funeral services
will be held at the First Presbyterian Church. in this
by Rev. NJ. l.. Haines. ID. ID.
BRYAN-At her residence. 347 North Illinois
street, at 1920 a. m, Dec. Is, 1888. aged "A years and
II. BRYAN. formerly OF Louisville, Ky. Funeral serv.
ices at residence. Thursday, Dec. -. 2 y. IN.
CAMPBELL-Thos. II. Campbell. aged 20 years at
1905. wednesday. morning. Funeral Friday. at z p.
m, from $50 North Illinois street.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
w The funeral serviceso Of Zada Twsy. formerly con.
ductor of q. X. Warren w. X. c., No. j, Of Albu-
3OcIock, at Kreglos Chapel. to which members DIVA
o wULsCHNER,
Chairman Of Committee.
MANIFESTATION.
w book Keeper or ct general Office work. by a young
man; twsnty-ons years e SSd- OF t I NJ Re thu 6ss a,aes
WANTED AGENTS.
r ADIESl Write for terms. 50 sample corset free 20
lLagents. Lewis Schiele d Co., $50 broadway. N. Y
GENTS should write for illustrated circular and
n terms for two weeks trial Of Missouri Washer.
rubbing Easily sold; profitable. j. WORTH. st.
Louis. Mo.
wANTED-SALEsMEN.
vrrANTED-RoIiabie local and travelling statesmen
w Positions permanent; Special Inducements now
start. BKOWN BROS. Nurserymen. Chicago. III
VXvANTED-Salesnen at s75 per monah salary and
w expenses. to sell q line OF silver Iistei ware;
free. Write at once for fill particulars and sample
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Local Weather Report.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. Is.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-03
FROM PETERSBl RG.
The AppomattoN Eoom-Eun over b, a
Train Court New--The Ncnnblc Room.

The AppomattoN Eoom-i;un over b, a
Train Court New--Tlc Ncnnblc Boom.
Special Co tnc lines
PErRsBrRs. Va. August 2.-Hust-
ings Court-This court met this morn
ing. The case o. Wynne against CITY
of Petersburg was called. but owing TO
the sickness Of 4 witness was postponed
until the October term Of the court.
The Jury in the case Of Mullen against
Ettrick Manufacturing Company failed
20 agree and were discharged. Seven
were for damages. Ii Is now the inten-
ton Of counsel for the plaintiff 10 enter
non suit and bring suit in the
Chesterfield Circuit Court which meets
November 18th.
The freshe in the AppOmattox liver
ia again on boom and Is still booming.
The water is over the wharf and on
River street water has come up
through the culverts. Across the river
the turnpike leading 10 the city Is in
undated TO "A depth Of from three 10
four feet. The river has risen several
inches to-day, but unless there Is more
rain there need be no fear If freshct
similar TO the one some time ago.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Common Council was held last nig ht.
The report of the city auditor and
treasurer for the past month showed
the expenditures 10 have been Sli-
Oj4. II: receipts. = 1880. The annual
report of the auditor showed the ex-
penditures for the fiscal year TO have
been SAG, ,6jj.O4.
Yesterday afternoon, Captain Bart
lette Burns. conductor OF the ma
terial train on the Atlantic Coast
Line. had the misfortune 10 be run over
by the north-bound passenger train.
Mr.. Burns labored under the impres
sion that he had COTTON of the man
track on to one of the side tracks.
There were several tracks pear the
place where the accident accurred. and,
as stated above, was mistaken IN the
track he was on. His foot was badly
crashed, which necessitated amputa-
tiOn.
The revenue officials recently ap-
pointed TO this city have given several
clerkships 10 cOlOred men. among
whom are two lawyers. NJ. y. Lewis
and Scott Wood. who thiok are about
as capable of filling the positions TO
which they have been appointed as any
colored men IN the city: IN fact.
might say as capable as their white
brethren.
The Venable boom is still on the in
crease. His friends are warming up.
getting ready for the fight. lie Is looked
upon here as the coming mun. lou
may look for US on the 18th with ban
ners flying high.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Various Items From the North state
More Flood Disasters.

Special 20 tle Times
RALEIGH. y. c.. August 2.-The Pos
tal Telegraph officials here rep0rl that
The e is mo- truth in the rumOr that
work bad been -o Interrupted by rain
as 90 delay the opening of their
office here two months. Although some
delay ha- been caused. the lice will be
completed ard the Office opened mere by
the 18Th or 2Oth al the latest The
company Will occupy the Office recently
occupied by thc Western Union Com
pany ON Martin street, whi.h has al
ready been elegantly rcm0deled and
fitted up.
The Raleigh Baseball team to-day
closed AN engagement with the Rich
mond team to play them match game
there August 2Oth
lu the ease of The train wrcckers.
which has been in progress at Reids-
vile. the jury reported ten TO two for
CON, iclion. and in consequence. mis-
trai was entered. The prisoners are
held for another trial.
The Wilmington Messenger of to-day
denies the report that Mai- W. A.
Iearne bad severed his connection with
tine editorial staff OF that paper.
The ball at M)reaead last night IN
honor of Governor FOWle, was probably
the most briilian, event that will be re-
corded ln the State thi, season. Sera-Or
and Mrs Vance aud Ex-Governor and
Mrs. jarvis were present, and proml-
uent society people from this and other
states gracad the occasion.
4 telegram received here to-day an
n0unces that contracts were let out yes
terday for the immediate building Of
the Georgia. Carolina aud Northern
railroad from Monroe. \. c.. 10 At
lau,a. This road is being Iuili
by the Scaboard Air Line system, and
], designed to give that line a
continuous through fare from Balti-
more and Norfolk south to Atlanta. It's
construction is now a certainty. and
when it is done 81 will be- = formidable
opposition line 10 the Piedmont Air
Line system.
Countless reports of disaster and loss
of property by floods continue to pour
i'm. Passengers coming IN on the tIaIn
from the North this morning reported
that connection could not be made a.
Danyile. as the Dan had oyerll0wcd all
bridges and submerged the streets OF
the town.
A MACHINERY APPRENTICE KILLED.
CHAHL0TTE, y. c.. August lie
bane Harris. eighteen years old. ma
chinery apprentice, was killed at the
Air Line depot here 10 night at o o clock
by locomotive. lie was on the side
track watching an incoming train.
when the locomotive ON that track
biz him. Ills home is Mebanesville,
y C.