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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-09
The Afliftsess FurHser.

| OF Course none If unr reaneis came
under the above heading. Ntverthr'
less. they may bs' Interested in the fol.
lowing picture, ;ilaan by IL C0ntempo'
raiS:
| "Ths sitittless farmer has Lifelong
ambition Ia gam u reputation lot veal
ing dirty shIrt.
"He viii alarm the nri9Ihorhond by
getting up two hours b- fore day, aUh
then at around and uut 20 to wulk un-
! til after sun-up.
III. viii ride around week locking
f"r II two-.5"iiar hog.
lie viii complain .nf hard times. hen
tear his pants claiming over fence
wl'-ie a gate ought to s,r.
HE Will pay thee dollars for u new
| hriHIt, and then let HE calf chew it IT,
sleces t.eiure Sunday.
He gets all his nrishhoss to help in
getting Il Cow ont at the hog, then let
hen, die from want "f attention. She
will get in ANA destroy his crops at Il
place III M" t-nce HAT hs has been
putting eft fixing for ak munths.
'lle VIII si,Iain hIs back lifting sOnie-
thing tn shaw how str. NJ liz il.
He Will Yu in hls shut sleeves on a
cold day to show how nuch he can
stand, ami then retnrn home at night
aud occupy twu-thi,ds of the fire. place
TIL ttd-ti.nr.
"Hr will idicuEc the mechanism Of a
corn planter, then xo Uut and smash his
thumb mailing II board OH The fringe.
HE VIII gn in town on Saturday, and
com. home with fifty cents wmth of
c'ftre, Il paper "f pins and Il dollars
worth OF chewing tobacco.
HE ~ ecun"n,icai; economy is his
fOit.; he will nave ten ctuis' worth of
axit- grease and min the spindle of "a
sr,Pn.y- dollar wagon.
"Hs. VENT subscribe for newspaper,
hnt Will bsr,uw one fiurn his friend and
fuIgrt 10 ittuTn II :"
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-09
Is Consumption Incurablel /?

Read HE following: slr. G.. II. Morris,
Newark. AK. says: WAS daan witt
A,'sc. IS III Lungs, ANT friends ana
pii. siciasls pronaunce.l me an lHcnrati.
Constructive. Begai, t.kiDg DR.. King
New Discovery Ter CoiisRa.ptiau. am
tlaH on MY third hattie. aH.l st,It Ia
oversee tite,Matk IA: ri, fa,in. Ii is tit
Gnrst aieti:cins. est rinatie.p
Jrssr Midtiienaii. Decatur, Ohio.
ss3s: H.nl II nnt beet tot isf. KING
New Discovery for Cansumptlon
vault hase died of Lung Troubles.
Wa~ given III " .lurtms. An now III
best Ut hrsllth.n Try it. sample bof-
ties Tree al L. Z. Btlle5's Drugstore. 8
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-09
The South fOr Young Men.
Franklin N. CT Times.

EralklIiI IN O. Times.
The South ot the future IL not to be-
the South of the pasi. A.iicuitute l.
Hu longer Ia lie The ruiiiig industry, but
one 0f MANY Industries, as great, Oi
even EteaitI. than ii WdS, Tut allied Ia
otheis that will give new ltupeItis au,i
Signr To IL, and make tie Suutbinu..
hum witt teiie~td iite and eucigy. ia
thi> cairrr of Industrial ue, eioptnen,
the Stuiii Will have need at The s..I
vices nj her tating nien "t genus, pt>.
an't li,titsti5 ana petsettianct. Ittir
Is Ithint tO-daJ aud aH inviting lit1ist foi
tiit'ilN.ii,is al tHis hIii.f. Site ntrtis CIV o.
engineers, HtiiI!nG eApritS, niChIitCis
{ ami pattern tnaktIs, tb"ctlinisl>, iiiurii
els. tai tttHttts. Stoii. tutitts ai,h brlck
Ma>t,is, skilled operatives In tactnis
and shop. Sine hte.is every iilan with /.
!ri9ht t,ial,, ttaitcti iu,l~ci, . aud skilie.
tagcts, la lake part III anti lti 10 gu hts
EiailI work al lntiusiil.Il tiettiupInetI.
tucte l. Il beltri OPPORTUNITY ia This
hrt'i loi he Young inrsn at ~ iitilr, pluck
and paiI'tIt's'. h,t !ef uio>teGts i"r pI,-
nnll"ii ana the acquisition ut wealth
t.,an ANY ri the u,ricion died pioIt n
sionS uffrr, Niicit NJ few itaci the top,
M many siiu&gi,. thi The Nay AMI meet
with uiSappGiiiinieiis at eyely turn.
i lie professions at law ana mtd!ci...,
which seem To have II tasciuaiIuu In
our educated young neu, are now ANA
have tH.sn Tor ytais utticrswtirti, anu
Set every Year adds To tlh. number a.!
these Who enter iitets. The field Ia,
srivlce does not expand III propuitiol,
tn the Increased ntlmttcr OF llit,sc v In,
seek It. and the cotiss qutnce LIS IL diyi.
Sion eat !. limited hu,iiiesS aiming 81
many that only few of Recognized sll-
periniIts aud reputation ar. ie.eunai,i.
paid tor their tine aild knuWictge. w.
Say this Without any dlsp,,sItinH tn dis
parage either of these respectable ANA
f,an,iabie. professions.
But the field of manufacturing indus
files Is Wide aud Inviting. becoming
Nhieran iditlht ting every year, ;.liu
there Is tin danger ut It's being over.
crowded. lEele Is the oly...,ing for uui
bright and amtntions Joifig n,en VII.
wish To stiike out tts-1flti li>rItes ana
Lew their way to fuiiutit, aud fame.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-09
For Sale On Account Of E.euGVSl
VALUABLE PROPERTY
EIigib'y Situated.

1st. An improved cotton plantation nne.hRii
nile fraH Fort Barr, containing 4Os arpents
about one hat under fence. The improvements
consist of II K"ad dwelling house, corn crib
blacksmith shop. new steam gill and corn mill
three large cabins, &c, all i'll u good state OF
repair.
al. One acre OF ground ut Notleyville on Ra.
!un Tee e, with bi,Iltti ys and improvements
thereon, consisting at ane dwell ne and kitchen
one corn crib and new shed. two At re- houses
one in whic.. the proprietor iiuw has his mer.
ci'andise and the other used as Il warehouse.
sd. Stock Of goods. wares and merchandise
now on hand, ut Cost price without deductIns
freight.
Terms and Ctndi tions--Chesp for cash,
Apply 10 Wni. {. 10 nsUn TN the premises
or 10 THps. f. LEWIS & SON
Nov. eff Attys ai-faw, 0pe!ulisas La
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-09
Electric Bitters.

This remedy ii .,ecesling so well
known aud So popular as 10 need M
special mention. Al vino have used
Electric Bitters -ilg the same song of
pfaiss'- a pn ..r medicine does not
exist and u is guaranteed 10 do all that
. claimed. Electric Buters will curr
.s.ll diseases af iias. Liver ana Kidneys.
will remaye Piinpl.s. Boils. and Salt
Rhsnn and 0tl,sr affections caHsed Inv
impure blo0d.- III drive Malaria, from,
tie system and prevent IA we'll Il cure
all Malarlal ftFsfs.- For cilfe .,f Heasi-
ache. Consultation aud lhdigestion try.
Eisrlric Buffers. Entire satisfaction,
Guaranteed. sir money refnnea Prizes
90 cts and Fl 90 per bostle al F. e. Bal.
lsy's Drugstore, 8.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-09
FE7 IRlE ODIEi1L ava
Ill fPE WRITE E6,

rwll buy the ODELL TYPEWRITER.
~ Nhrr"nleu i" tio as Auot. woik 40 any
$40 lnsclilu6.
II combines SIMPLICITY with DURABIL~
II i-s! ED, IASk OF NpEkATIUN-yrarA
longer VII h"ht c'si OF IT pairs than any other
machine, HAS no Xix ribbon 10 bother the spe-
raior. II ia neat. substantial. nickel plated
peIf {. ana a1aVted tral kI,:ts nj type ritlpx
Lie printing press, Il Produces Sharp. CieaR,
ifSihl. Mal'liscIipt. IHo to ter es,pie. can ha
made AT Gle writing. Editors. lhwt erz. minis
tsr~, hanhrFr, merchants. ma litsctu ers. busik
nes< II, II, &c. c1iiro1 nak' better investment
i"r SO. any ihtrIgtnt rsrsun III week can
heo"iH" tI''nD oPhRAToE, or ii RAPID Osk IL
Ivu nnntEs.
$1,000 offered any operator who cai do bet.
ieI HUiA with !: 7, p.aSefsiirr Than that pro
cHcrd hy the ODEIG ~ RrhShle Agents
sh,l s8tsmfn "ahtc.,. sit, ial Inducements to
dealers. For Pamphlet, giving eIdorttn enrss
&c, adtlrt IS the
ODELL TYFE WRIT r CO.,
Aug 10 Tia RUnAERI, Chicago, Ills.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-09
A New York special to the Pieayune,

dated Nov. 4th, says:
The World's London apecfal cable
says: Maj. Burke, ex-trrasur~ of Louis
lana, is believed 10 he in Spain. Ms.
Robins. tis confidential man. who is
here, :" i'll say nothing except that Maj.
Burke ia on the ocean, aud thar all let
terra will h% duly forwarded to him. Mr..
Robins refuses tn ANY that Maj Burke
has sailed tor America, but contents
himself with stating simply that he is
on the ocean.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-09
Buclxlen's Arnica Save.

The best salve in the world fpr Cnfs
Bruises. Sores. Uscris. Salt Rhennl. F..
stt sss,rsr, letter, Ci.apped Hands. Chill
i,luins, Corns, and al Skin Eiuptiuna,
and pnsitisel, cures Piles. or no pay re-
eirssi. 4 II eiaaf..iltsses ~ give perfect
2, esnts per box. For sale by r, r. Rai-
lev. s....5- -
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-09
WI :afrasasss. Licenses.
The .folloring marriage licenses har.
been issned BY tie Clerk Of Court for
the iceek ending NoUember ,, 1885:

Louis Robinson, Cel-stin Liehaiese.
Oiibr Ftnfruot. Louisa Rider.
IL NJ, Washington, Patsy Green.
Rs,i Venriis, Caroline Lewis.
Pune Hatli>sou. Dnraiise l.. Blen.
Fianr,ls RIDER Jr.. Mliian- Chapman
j. Is. A. GnlIlniy, NJ IRE L. Snlirau.
Casr,nire Fousen"t. Marie Z. Edward.
SluI. Funirn,t. Emma Thnalas,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-09
sEW ORLEANS NATIONAL EisK,

NV u NANtr La,
| REAEABER That tbr only genuine I.uuisiaus
>taN i"tic iIcA".s isel., u.r I. + lie state
Chatter. are icc"-I zcti by the high, sts ourtt,
de Invariably sl.i.td 10y Nj a. L;:u nm, rrsi.
nehi tLtt rr'u ~ Gcitt lais ut Al. rtl ard ard
Eal iJ Sup,l'lsurh ti NE ,.IaNIEsk, aLC slsr.
,hlt:d tt Nal!nh',: hnIIkc OF \, " Ii-ane, az
10 tit pay Iiic:it * lib iiIEc. Nome Tiers ale
genuine.
Ali s'-t-siicd "Rnrlieneufs." "prislnai Little
| nu' -iaia' ur "ti.tr iluIla.luus ni1u uuIar full
Esc i iit i.ouIsl:.E. S.aju Iuitsry Com, oil, n
i.'I'I', ny lcisol4h ri: kl.W =, Lt.r assumed ~
"Eiirit'it- aHi r. ~: alien fs ~ H.rt We tp !.
IN He hy lahs p.sehs, ~ NrIiLA 10 suarau@ "a
WGstsueErr.
hs'.,rn,rer that ONE DOLLAR ID he Pr go ~
The sIrStit Fl at III II, Il Il e. I,su.s
lii any drawing. Anything il % name, ostr, a
Il /. los l'llrr, is c!!hci cuunterItlL CT "A sam
ale.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-09
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

hereby give Hntice to all perseus concerned
that the roll of 1889 has b@en delivered to me.
and that / am prepared to collect all State.
Parlsh, Corporation. Criminal, Leyee and Poll
Faxes for the year 1889.
Persons owing taxes on n0vahles only, will
betnine dtinquents ssn and after October 1st,
1859 and persons awning real estate will be-
GENE delinqurnts unless the taxes on same are
paid prior to January LAT, 1890
Come and pay your taxes in time and spare
nae the unpleasant duty of adding costs there
to. T. y. FONrENOT.
Sheriff and Oificie Tax collector.
OCT l2-fT Parish ut St. Landry.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-09
$3.5O for So 90.
ST.. LANDRY DEMocRaT. so 90,
AMERICAN FARMEls / 90
HOME AND FARa ............ I'D

ss.,4 ~,

Al new sat,ssii sers irasing SO 90, and
al1 deisi'q aeiltssstfiing NJ aliragss and
pas Ing one year in Advance. viii be fnr-
nislIed with Tile Tires papers named
ahave for me yeaa..
his ''lsr will hold good until Jan.
lsts 1890.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-09
" III. TAN ILA,E
"a s-'r .sS"si' Im} .i ,sELn;.. N.fy t.ytr.
Iuesosy. Nov l2th, 1850 i
.CA'I.ihL I'kiZL, s3VD A
s""'"''" I"se,- AT lweEiy EsI.n,
G>s.se>, 81; <n<ar.. .., l,n,ss
- AZ s"'a.Ats In, % 40,

J,l3a lr'zG-, amounting to kf,O5A. Aat
AGEAiS VI AtIED i VlhIt, hlkE
- Eel I iun hates. ur any !urtIer jp,..
u IA 'trellcd, vi IL 1t elb!y il tGe uEuprhi
var sl"ilIik 20 L rrSi.enCf, With
{ nn'S, Street ahi III, er. Nor. ia uld fpIur.
mail ii" iteA IL ic areureu bJ } nni enc. osia,g
Al envelope DearluS your tn ..uures
IMfCkIAAT.
All Ordinary lrttrro Containing Pns,al Notes
Monty uru,I issIttu Uy al lX pr. { u,nanie,
Or NV 1UIh LALna4 - atiu!te "a
N. a. DIsEFEasS,
NtN 'i.taIE, La.
Address registered letters Containing currqn
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-09

EF yOLK Baf * AGffEY
Or yon are all Wot II out. really good for nothing
it is general Gebiity. Try
HkssB VS. TROY fsgTTkRS.
1t viii cure you. and give CORD appetite. Sold
ky all dealers in medicine.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-09
LAND CASES DECIDED,
Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT.
HOMESTEAD PATEN

Nos. ll73. 2 o. 1924. 1921 1922, 1928 1879, 1913,
l.3 1887 80. 10 1912, l24T. 12&s 1853 1855 1875;
1863, 1902, 1865, 1888 1872 1871, 1879 1885. All
La - "
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-09
Many Persons

Many Persons
Are broken drwn from overwork or household
cates Brsssvnss Iron Bitters
febuilds ne system. aids digestion removes cx-
Cess Of biie aid lures lnalasia. Get The genuine.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-09
LAND CONTESTS DEc1DEn

LAND CONTESTS DECIDED.
The iiamsS of the successful parties
ale printed in capital letters.
L. ID. Ell LETT 4 VS.. New Orleans Pao. r
Il. CO.
HOMESTEAD PATENTS.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-04-19
NOTICE.

Territory of Dakota, County Of Fall River, in
In tho matter of the estate o: Daniel D. chute
deceased.
ON reading and filing the petition of Steven
Virtue praying for letters of administration of the
estate Of David Chute deceased.
i is ordered, that the 2sd day Of April A. u.
1889 at one o'clock y. M, of that day, being day
term, \. D 1889 Of this court, at the court room
thereof, at the town Of Hot Springs in the said
County of Fall River be appointed for hearing
said petition and that duo notice thereof be CIV.
en- according to law.
WI. STANLEY,
Dated March %. A. D. 1852. Probsts Judge.
No. 4e3w.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-04-19
NOTICE.

Order of hearing and notice of application for
Letters of Administration.
Territory of Dakota county of Fall River, 8. s.
IN PROBATE COURT
In the matter of the estate of Pleasant NJ. Bales.
Deceased
praying for letters oi administrator Of the es.
tate of Pleasant NJ Bales, deceased.
1t lie hereby ordered that the goth day OF April
day Of special term of this court. at the court
room thereof, at the town of Hot Springs, in the
said county of Fall River, be appointed for hear,
ing suid petition, and that due notice thereof I've
given, according to law.
Dated March n, a. D. 1889
w. II. STANLEY,
n47 sw Probate Judge.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-04-19
ailegedrecord vault and the ownership

alleged record vault and the ownership
thereof.
Objected to. because he is one of the
present board of county commissioners
who has to pass upon the question at
issue.
Moved aud seconded that the petit
tion of Sanford Parker ct al asking for
vote on the question of removal of
county seat be rejected.
Motion carried unanimously.
On motion board adjourned until .
a. IN. tomorrow
GA. NJ, April 8, 1889.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
all members present.
On motion. bill of S G Fargo & Son
of S21.36 was allowed and warrant
drawn on road district No l of Ss,Ol
and on general fund for ss31, ,35.
On motion, bill of u ID Richardson Of
81, so was allowed and warrant drawn
OH general fund for amount.
On motion, bill of NJ. l.. Mccormack
of $3.50 was allowed and warrant
drawn on general fund for amount.
On motion, petition of c. G. Cham
hers ct al asking that township No. s,
south range town 4 L. Ii. II. NJ. lie cut
off from road district No 2, and annex
ed to road district No. 3. Carried.
On motion, petition Of w. B. Craven
and w. C. Chapman. Ssnively and 9TH
ers, were considered and Cyrus Vent
ling, Sanford Parker, r. w. Rodda
were appointed viewers to view sald
roads and report to this meeting at its
next meeting in July 1889.
On motion, bills of Bell Pub. Co. as
entered by N. G. Nash of s167 was al
lowed for books etc. and warrant drawn
in favor of N. G. Nash.
On motion. warrant Of admission of
w. w. Smithson an insane person was
carried and the care and custody of the
said w. w. Smithson be placed in the
custody of the sheriff.
On notion the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, that Hon. e. G. Dudley be
appointed arbitrator by this board to
meet with an arbitrator appointed by
commissioners of Custer County to aa.
just auy claims that may legally exist
in favor of Custer county, Dak., against
this county, this board reserving the
right to appeal from the decision Of
said arbitrators as provided by law.
On motion. bin of N. G. Nash OF
Sl4.90 was allowed on general func
for printing.
! On motion. bill of a. A. Powell OF
S2O,SO services as commissioner ant
mileage was allowed on general fund
On motion, bill of w. z. Phillips o.
$500 services as county commissioner
was allowed on general fand.
On motion. bill of H. NJ. Brigham o
s2l so services as county commissione
and milage was allowed on genera
fund.
On motion, board adjourned sine di
A. A. POWELL,
C. e SAWYER, Chairman.
Co. Clerk.
April, 6, 1889.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-04-19
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRup for children
tccthng, is the prescription of ore. of the best
female nurses and physicians in the United States,
and has been used for forty years with never-fal-
ing success by millions of mothers for their chill
drcn. During the process of teething its value is
incaicIlable 1t relieves the child from pain,
els, and windcoiic BY giving health to the child
itrests the mother Price 25c. bottle.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-04-19
Special Session.

April Is, 1889.
10a.,n. Board met pursuant to call
of county clerk, present, W. p. Philips
county Commissioners and G. E.Sawyer
county clerk, and for want of quorum
board adjourned to meet at / p m to-
morrow.
April, 1e, 1889, i p NJ.
Board metpursuant to adjournment.
Continued on fourth page,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-04-19

Published every Friday, at sa.sn per Year.
Three months. sN; six months. 81 .s5
Terms Invariably in advance.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-04-19

S12 medical attendance on pauper, was
allowed ON general fund.
On motion bill of A. ID. Mckay of
$3.50 for blank cases as per contract
was allowed on general fund.
On motion board adjourned to meet
at . a. IN. tl -.uorrow.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-04-19
Proceedings Of Co. Commissioners.
Regular Qua,icrly Meeting, .dpr1
1st, 1889.
IcoNcLrprpl
[coNcLrDEDl

On motion the following bills we're
. lowed, and warrants drawn on
the general fund for amounts:
Northwestern Stamp company
stamps for county treasurerS %
II. H. Parker. election returns. 20
Arthur Strouse, district court
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-01-05
The Programme fer TODAY.

The programme for to-day is replete with
attractive features. The annual business
meeting occurs at 10 o'clock this morning,
in Masonic Hall. Mayor Denny has been
invited, and will be present and deliver an
address. The order after that will consist
of receiving the reports from officers and
the election of officers for the ensuing year.
Considerable interest centers around the
election. as there are a good many candi-
dates. w. ID. Cooper and ID. w. Coffin. the
present secretary and treasurer, respect
lively, are candidates for reelection.
Thomas c. Dean and c. Mcpherson are,
also, presidential candidates. There are
also twelve vice-presidents to be elected.
a board of directors, and representatives
to the meeting of the National Association.
The meeting will close with the
banquet in TOmlinson Hail. at 8 o'clock. 1t
is expected that nearly 800 gentlemen and
ladies will sit down to the feast. In order
that the general public may get some idea
of the magnitude of the affair it has been
arranged to open the galleries to visitors
from 2 until 3 O'clock. At the latter hour
the hall will be cleared of all persons who
do not have tickets for the banquet. AS
the banquet will last until late in the even
ing, nearly all the visitors will remain in
the city until Monday Many theater par
ties have been made up for this evening.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-01-05

3, Whitney, Hollingswoyth, Ed Badgly
and ladies' from Richmond, Messrs. George
Miller, Charles Ross, w. g. ROBBIE, l.. p.
Good, G. McMeans, L. Pyle, c. X. u. Ross
and ladies; from Vincennes, w. G. Beerhouse,
4. Z, Speigel, O.. y. Norris and ladiesj
from Logapspcrt, g: p. Washburn, NJ. Hen
nepin, I. RI. Quigley; from Connersville,
A; +; Ladu9ue; from Noblesyille, Charles
w. Ward. John Patterson and ladies; from
Spencer, w. s; Johnson, w. L: Clearer and
ladies, Miss Clearer and Miss Ahern; of Pc
ru; from Kokcmo, Q. L., Molner and LADY,
from shelbyviile, Charles III. Ross, ii. 5.
Byers and ladies'; from Evansville, Prenta-
no, L. q. Levy, Frank Daub, Q. n. Shell
house, Henry Hecht, A, Wolf, Betticher, j.
l.. Hankle and ladies'
meet at Tomlinson Hall, this morning, al. 8
disposal tOdrive the stranger guests around
ings, State institutions, and also entertain
Mrs. J: X. Ross, chairman. with Mrs. Dr..
Elder. Mrs. J. w. Reagan, Miss w. Sisson,
Miss NJ. Hicks, Miss G. Thrasher, Miss j.
Nicholson, Miss NJ. Moore, Mrs T. G. Lee,
Mrs. d. w. Coffin, Mrs. jeff Caylor, Mrs. w.
ID. Cooper, Mrs. S. Z. Goble, Mrs. Geo.
White. Mrs. Geo. Elhrig, Mrs. Harry Gates,
Mrs ID. G.. Griffith, Mrs. Chas. Letter, Mrs.
Tom Swaine, Mrs. o. F. Stalnecker, Mrs.
Geo. Geiger, Miss Ella Miller, Mrs Tom A.
Dean, Mrs. c. l.. Deitz, Mrs. l.. w. Cooper,
Mrs. II. H. French, Mrs w. A. Rhodes, Mrs.
r. H. Rhodes, Mrs. s. j. Philips, Mrs. VIM.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-01-05
NOT AS BAD AS REPORTED.
The Finances Of the Local Baseball Club Will
Be Satisfactorily Arranged.

The New York Herald of Thursday pub
ished sensational dispatch from this city
regarding the financial affairs of the In
dianapols ball club, in which statements
were made calculated to reflect upon the
standing of the organization aud do it mote
or less harm away from home, where the real
condition of things is not known. The
correspondent, in bis desire to create Sch
sation, made matters appear very much
worse than they really are. Among other
things the dispatch says that the future OF
the club is in danger and that unless the
management gets aid at an early date,
there will be no League team here next
season. 1t is further claimed that the Or
ganization owes something like $4,000. and
has no funds on hand, while there are press
ing demands for money. The Herald
telegram goes into details. CIV
ing various amount said to have been
advanced by local business men to help the
club through.
The dispatch was shown to President
Brush last night by Journal reporter, VINO
asked him what he had to say about the
matter. After reading telegram over, Mr.
Brush said: 81 do not care to say much
about this because there is not much TO
tain gentlemen some money, itlsequally true
that this dispatch contains several evident
inaccuracies and an injustice has been done
those whose names have been published.
We have prepared proposition and it is
now being submitted to the creditors for
their signatures asking for an extension Of
the loan for another year. Ten or twelve
of the gentlemen have already signed the
agreement and when all have consented to
do so as they doubtless will, there viii be
no difficulty in the way OF the
continuance of the club another
year. All of the gentlemen connected
with the board of directors: are engaged in
business affairs, which renders it impossi-
BILE for them, during the business season, to
give their attention to baseball You may
saw however, that, within the next few
days, the question will again be taken up
and disposed of like any other business aft
fair"
1t has been known for some time that the
management needed money, and that an eff
fort was being made to arrange for 1t, but
there has been, and is not now,
much doubt about there being ball team
here next season. The gentlemen who are
at the head of the organization will hardly
allow it to fail, and there need be no APP
prehepsion over the matter. Within rea,
sonable time everything will be arranged
in satisfactory manner, and when once
adjusted the affairs of the club will be In
better shape than they have ever been.