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AGAIN IN THEIR SEATS.
Dillon and O'Brien Create q Sensation OF
Entering Parliament

Dillon and OBrien Create q Sensation on
Entering Parliament
LONDON, Aug. 4-Messrs. Dillon and
to-day for the first time in many months.
their absence having been due to their i'm
prisonmeDt in Galway jail. They were met
In the lobby of the House By members of
both sections of the Irish parliamentary
party. and were the recipients of hearty
congratulations from all the Irish repre-
sentativea Upon entering the House Mr..
Dillon took seat beside Mr.. Justin Nc
Carthy, who leads that faction of the Irish
party which declines TO accept Mr.. Parnell
as leader. Dillon and O'Brien received an
ovation from lrlshmen IN and out OF Par
lament. and irrespective of faction. They
retired To their hotel with a host of friends.
IL Is admitted that they were treated
bumanely IN prison. and that OBrien's
trousers were respected. Both of them
look much better than their fellow-mem-
bers who have been IN the heat aud an xiety
OF parliamentary struggle.
A dispatch from Dublin saws: Further
Dction was taken In the bankruptcy court
here to-day IN the case OF Mr.. William
OBrien, against whom proceeding TO ad-
Judge him q bankrupt were taken while he
was serving two concurrent sentences of
ak months under the crimes act. The
basis of the action was the failure of Mr.
OBnen 20 pay the costs of the action for
libel brought by him against Lord Sails
bury ct the Manchester AssiZes in July.
1859, in which action verdict W as returned
-cr the defendant thus throw wing the costs
upon the plaintiff. The registrar in bank
ruptcy to-day issued an order granting Mr..
OBrien . further extension of three days
IN which 20 show oause why decree in
bankruptcy against him should not be is
sued. Mr.. O'Brien will now fight the mat
ter to the bitter end. al should decree be
issued declaring him a bankrupt he would
be debarred from sitting as member of
the House of Commons
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Revival In Business.
Philadelphia Record.

PhIIaueIphla Record
Gold has stopped going eastward to
steady mp the affairs of shakv speculators
In Europe; but the demand for money In
tho West is growing sturdier. The money
that goes West stays In the country, and
the move Is healthy. As the great crops of
the Western States shall begin 70 pour into
the market the loCG-expected revival IN
business cannot be further delayed. The
absence of speculative activity will oper-
ate as spur to all industrial undertakings
that depend upon the natural and neces-
sary movements of trade and traffic.
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The Prevailing Attitude.

At the recent Republican city convention
at Indianapolis the names of both Blaine
and Harrison were ''applauded with en-
thusiasm." That. undoubtedly, is the pre-
where IN this country. No Republican is
blind enough TO ignore the fact that HarrI-
son has given the country q sound and com
mendable administration. and no one will
deny that the ability of his Secretary of
State has impressed the people as perhaps
never before.
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Patriotic.
Detroit Free Press.

Surely il is better to be mistaken in the
bare facts regarding our heroes than to
have no such divinities to worship
well, Uncle Mose,' said q lady, 81 hear
you have another pair of twins at your
house."
"Yaas, missus. yes, we has. Bress dey
little hearts"
Have you named them yet"
"Yes'm. Done named 'em aftah two OBJ
de fust Presidents OBJ dis country"
Indeed. What twOp
sole Christofo Columbus an Juleyous
Caesar, man. We'se great on namin' de
children fo' dc President t our house."
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Hanover, who married Sophia. the grand
daughter of James l of England. and their
first child was George i. The commercial
riches of ENGLAND. and the influence of the
country as the parent stem upon many
colonies. of which the most noted Is the
United States. have made the royal family,
with it's unbroken descent of some $50
years. the cap-stone of the general edifice
in politics and housekeeping called society.
The course of mankind is TO struggle from
obscurity by opportunity TO Independence.
and, having good house and some income.
TO look for society.
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Seized ships To BE Surrendered

OTTAWA. Ont, Aug 4-The Dominion
government has decided to Surrender the
seven American fishing schooners recently
seized by the Canadian cruiser Dream for
fishing within the three-mile limit in viola
ton of the treaty of 1878 Commander Cor
don reports that the offense was undoubt-
eddy committed. but as fog prevailed at the
time, which rendered il possible that the
law was intringed unwlttingly. the gov
eminent decided upon the above course
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Eczema Affiicts . Well-Known Gentleman.
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SEVERANCE. Kan. Aug. 4-Samuel Free
man this evening murdered his wife and
two-year-old son and then committed sui
eide. Freeman was q farmer and, after at
tending 10 HE usual evening duties he re-
turned TO the house. His wise upbraided
him for some misconduct. He Immediately
drew his revolver and shot her through the
head. killing her Instantly He then turned
ths wsapon upon his baby aud shot him
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Parliament TO Riaa.

LONDON. Aug. 4.-The House Of Commons
had o thin attendance to-day. and will
probably rise tomorrow for the session.
The members are all DESTROYS to get away.
as the stormy weather has made London
unpleasant. and the country and rich city
residents want To prepare for grouse shoot
ing.
The Queens speech contains congratula-
lions on the successful legislation of the
session. Lord Salisbury will start for tho
Chalet Cecil. at Dieppe. on Thursday next
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The Services ut Acton.

One of the principal features of the meet
ing at Acton yesterday was the sermon in
the morning of the Rev. j. A. Sargent. of
Connersvllle. He took his text from the
eighth Psalm, and spoke of the excellence
of God as shown in the field of nature. and
of the great value OF man as he was made
in the image of God. In the after
noon DIR. Williamson continued his Bible
lesson on Love-" showing how man may
know when he Ia sufficiently under the rule
of love, and how this rule of love may be
secured. This morning his lesson will be on
'Uffice and Work Of the Holy Spirit" The
Doctors teachings grow more and more at
tractive every day and he always has very
large audiences
At twilight evangelist Milison held q
well-attended young peoples meeting and
in the evening very attentive audience
listened to DR.. f. l.. Dolph. OF Lawrence
burg, who preached q clear and fOrcible
sermon from the thirty sixth verse of the
eighth chapter of John.
II the Son therefore shall make you free, We
shall be free indeed
All men desire happiness the preacher
said, and just In proportion AS mankind Is
denied liberty, just SO is happiness
abridged Just as man advances in intelli-
enjoy liberty or civil liberty who do not
appreciate or know what 1t Is. Civil
liberty is natural liberty abridged. Law
is essential to liberty. God created
man upright but he fell by sin and all
races then became bondmen, and they
sinned their bondage increased. This free
dom does not come. the preacher further
said. by accident OF birth. or emanate from
ancestry. OF philosophy. or human science.
or government liz emanates from the Son
of God, who is the great liberator of bond
men. This liberty is not conferred indis-
criminately, but on the condition of be-
heving on the Lord Jesus Christ.
To-day will be an interesting one for
Chautauquans. it being Recognition day."
In the morning the HOE. Will Cumback
will deliver his lecture. THE Lecture Plat
FORM" and In the afternoon Mrs. Clara Han
naman will read the class poem. DR.. Locke
is to present the diplomas. and DE-. John, of
DePauw. will lecture on The Worth of
Man" This will be followed by the round
table at & p. NJ. at $50 Rev. Nj. b. Hyde
will conduct the vesper service In the
evening DR.. Williamson will give an illus
trated sermon on climbing up lions
Hllln
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On His WAY Home.

BERLIN. Aug. 4.-Emperor William. on
board the imperial yacht Hohenzollern, has
arrived at Bergen. Norway. on his way to
Germany from North Cape and other points
in Norway and Sweden. Upon the arrival
of the Emperor the fort at Bergen ran up
the German standard and an imperial sa-
lutte was fired. The German corvette
Stosch. which was lying in the harbor. also
saluted his Majesty.
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through the head. Freeman then placed
the revolv or to his right ear and blew his
own brains ont. The cause of the trs gedy
is supposed to have been Freeman's jealousy
of his wife. who was much younger than
himself.
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.Mrs Wsnsfo,c.s soothing svrup.

Has been used over fifty years by mothers for
their children while teethine, with perfect sue
cess 1t soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie. regulates the
bowels, and is the best remedy for diarrhea,
whether arising from teething or other cause,
and is for sale ey druggists in every part OF the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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Heavy Antipodean FaiIure.

HOBART Town. Aug. 4.-The Bank of Van
diemsn's Land here has suspended. Its paid
ND capital is f25O.OOO. and it's reserve capt.
tai amounts 70 an equal sum. The bank
was established in 1928 The losses sus-
tanned through the suspension of the bank
amount TO between 100000 and $500, 900.
The effect of the suspension is entirely To-.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-05
Reyolutionists Arrest.d.

BARCELONA, Aug. six arrests have
been made At Barbara and three in BARGE
Iona in connection with yesterdays revo-
lutionary attempt at the Barcelona bar
racks. 1t is stated that twenty conspira-
tors met in q cafe on Saturday and concoct-
ed the details of the affair.
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which is just as beneficial as costly sulphur
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Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown, soc.
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ELEGANT service-the best of everything-Mc-
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HOSTILE TO The DREIBUND
English Tories Coming to View the
Franco-Russian Alliance with Alarm.

The Presence Of United States Naval officers
ct the Recent Cherbocrg Reception Also
Source Of Anxiety to Johnny Bull.
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Cuticura Resolvent

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elements and thus remove the causel. CUTICURA,
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SERIOUS Loss TO TIE ARMY.

German Commissary Department Struck by
Lightning and Destroyed.
BERLIN. Aug 4.-Ths eommissary of the
sssnsn army las suffered ssvsrs ioss By
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

Balmaceda Has Sham-Battle Ordered for
His Own Special Delight.
LONDON, Aug. 4-Official advices from
Santisgod de Chilli State that the rebels. who
are in possession of the northern provinces
on which are situated the enormous nitrate
deposits which have added SO greatly to
the wealth of Chill. are working the de-
posits and selling the nitrates. The Bal
maceda cruiser Almirante Lynch has
cruised along the northern coasts and re-
ports that she saw little signs of military
On Sunday last the authorities issued
orders for the mobilization of the forces.
Within eight hours 1900 loyalist troops.
1000 cavalry, and artillery with guns were
within easy distance of the city. sham
battle was fought, of which President Bal
maceda was an interested spectator.
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And He Means What He Says.

PARIS, Aug. An. Ribot. Minister of
Foreign Affairs had a conference to-day
with the secretary of the Chinese legation
concerning the protection of the missions
and of foreigners in China. The Secretary
declared that the Pekin government had
taken all the measures necessary to secure
order NJ. Ribot intimated that il the
measures adopted by the Chinese govern
ment had no better effect in the future than
they had had in the past the European
powers would arrange for joint interven-
ton TO protect the lives and property of
their citizens in China
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BETHANY AND ACTON.

DIR. Everest's Talks to Preachers-The MIN
isteriai Association.
At Bethany. yesterday morning. DR..
Everest. to large audience, spoke. in his
series of talks to preachers. on knowledge
as q Source of Power" He said that while
knowledge is power for the preacher, he
will have to restrict himself in regard to
the kind of knowledge he must acquire.
. and the method of acquiring 1t. He must
not cumber himself with useless stuff and
must avoid knowledge of that which is
hurtful. He must remember that he can
not master all. and, therefore. must select.
The Doctor here pointed out that knowl-
edge of the Bible. the gospels. theology.
dispensations and evidences of Christianity
was essential to q preacher. He should
further have knowledge Of human
nature in general and then of the
people he has to deal with.
Following DR.. Everest. E. s. Common. of
Greenfield. read an essay on Getting
Pastor" He told of the disadvantages
arising from the methods often pursued
now when q church is in search of pastor,
and suggested modes of reformation in this
line.
At 10 O'Clock the assembly lecture was de-
iivsred by Rev. w. j. Love, of Kentucky. his
Should be Done with Him. The address
was an eloquent plea for the colorod race.
which had made great advancement In the
twenty-iiv years 1t had been free.
He saw in the future glorious
prospect for the black people. but he
thought the Christian denomination should
do more for them. He urged that the
Christians labor To strengthen the colleges
for dolores, people already founded and to
build others.
In the afternoon the Ministerial Associa-
ton adopted a report of it's committee on
nomination of officers, as follows: Presi-
dent. f. L. Lain vice-president. l.. +.
o'clock was held what the preachers styled
q symposium. Their general subject was
evangelists and 5. NJ. COnDOr talked about
their methods. w. +. b. Treat spoke of
Their Obi cations to the Pastors and tho
Pastors Relations to Them," and James
Small discussed the question How Can
They Best susceedf u An address saras
the Disciples Toward Church Extension"
was delivered by Rev. q. w. Muckley. The
evening address was by A. j. Frank, of
Terre Haute. To-day DIR. Everest will talk
on Culture" and will be followed by A.
NJ. Hall with an essay on Clerical ShOddy
and ClaPtrap."' At 10 NJ. A. \. Gilbert.
of Cleveland. is to deliver lecture on
Home Missions: their Support and En-
largement." At IL O'Clock there will be q
conference led by Robert MOffett. CORE
spending secretary OF the q. L. NJ. L. In
the afternoon the pioneer preachers are to
meet. l.. III. Jameson will give The
History of the First Church of Disciples in
talk on the Pioneer Preachers of Indiana
and Their Work" The evening ad-
dress will be by Henry r. Pritchard on
How Became Disciple"
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Minister Phelps Introduces the Worlds
Fair Commissioners TO Won Caprivi.

Messra Dillon and O'Brien Enter Parliament
the First Time in Six Months-Queen Marie
Of Belgium Not So iii as Reported.
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etc. address George ID. DeShields. mana
ger. Deer Park or Oakland. Garrett county.
MARYLAND.
The DANGER

OF allowing an accident policy 20 lapse is re-
vealed in the experience of l.. T.. Nash. who was
recently drowned In Lake Erie. He had been
insured, and soon after his death a claim was
made on the company for IS 900, the amount OF
his policy. Upon investigation IL was found that
he had lapsed but afew days before the accident.
Insure with the Travellers. 20 East Market street.
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EDUCATIONAL
INDIANAPOLIS School of Music,

Northwest Corner circle ana Market Streets
Third year opens Sept. IL. Piano. Singing. Violin
Pipe Organ. Theory and Composition taught By
specialists who have had from four 10 years in
the best music schools OF Europe. For catalogue etc.
call at Office or address CLARENCE FORSYTH
The school will be
opea during the summer for piano and violin pupis-
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Queen Marie May Recover.

BRUSSELS, Aug. 4.-The alarm occasioned
by the sudden attack of illness which the
Queen suffered yesterday is sbating. A
bulletin issued at o'clock this morning
shows there is now scarcely any doubt that
her Majesty will soon have entirely re-
covered from her indisposition. Her ill.,
ness was entirely due to the nervous shock
entsiled upon her by the sight of the I'M
fortunate ex-Empress Charlotte who. when
she was visited by the Queen yesterday
was suffering from one of the periodical
attacks of violent insanity to which she
has been subject ever since the tragic
death, In 1867, of her husband. Emperor
Macmillan. of Mexico. The ply sicians In
attendance on the Queen state that abso-
lutte rest is the only medicine necessary to
ensure her complete recovery.
NJ. Bernaert, the Prime Minister, an
nounced to the Chamber of Deputies to-
day that King Leopold had charged him to
assure the members of tho House shat the
illness of the Queen was only temporary.
and that she was in no danger whatever.
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Girls Classical School

Tenth year opens sept 16. Prepares Tor the Har-
ward Annex snd for All colleges that admit women
Large gymnasium in charge OF competent director
Music and handsome accommodations Tor
boarding pupils Send for catalogue. THEODORE
7. SEWALL and MAY WRIGHT sEWAIda 54S
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