The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-05-11

covery of Kochine was q scientific achieve
ment of the first order, and the members
were, therefore, bound In honor to concur
in the grant asked for. DIR. Broemel ex-
properties of the lymph. He said it was
necessary 20 pronounce Judgment non
liquet. 1t was questionable whether the
government had proceeded with caution In
supporting Kochism.. Still nobody could
fail to appreciate the Importance of the
remedy as a step in advance In the curative
art. After similar criticisms from other
members the vote was passed.
YIN. C. A. and the Worlds Fair.
KANSAS CITY, May 9.-Immediately after
the devotional exercises this morning the
committee ON resolutions presented resolu-
tions to the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton International convention on the sub
ject Of the worlds fair. The resolutions
provide for An exhibit of the association at
the fair and conclude as follows.
Resolved, That this convention would respect
fully, but most earnestly, join in the request Of
many other representative Christian workers Of
TINS nasS county, T. to "a the nm map "a . gen;o OF the e. ,hs Sssn
1893, that they keep the exposition closed on
Sunday, in difference to what we believe to be
churches with which we are united, and in &C
cordance with the example set by the Centennial
Exposition in 1876.
After considerable speech-making by all
in favor of the resolutions, Col. c. E. Dyer,
of Minneapolis, offered q motion that the
probable exhibitors. asking them to make
the appearance of their exhibitions con-
tingent upon the closing of the fair on Sun
day. Il think" said he, that every right
minded manufacturer or merchant will
withhold his display until he gets assur-
ances that the fair will be closed on Sun
day.
This motion and the resolutions were
unanimously adopted. and the secretaries
were instructed to convey to their associa-
urge immediate and active work on the
subject.
Mr.. Breyfogie's Resignation.
New YORK, May 9.-The directors of the
Louisville, New Albany a. Chicago met to-
day and decapltated DIR. w. L. Brey fogle,
who was president before the Brlce-Thomas
interests secured control. DR.. Breyfogle
was not present. and his resignation as as
sistant to the president was presented to Mr..
Campbell. The board placed upon record
q statement generating DE-. Breyfogle
from the charges of improper conduct
when he was head of the company. and dis
charged the committee which had been ap-
board then adopted a resolution stating
that the office of assistant to the president
had been created as q temporary expedient
to give the new management the benefit of
the late presidents experience until the new
executive became thoroughly acquainted
with the affairs of the company, and with
the understanding that. DR.. Breyfogle
should be relieved of the duties of the office
as soon "a possible without detriment or
inconvenience to the company. The reso-
the purposes for which the new office had
beer created had been fulfilled and then.
with the acceptance of the resolution abol-
ished the Office of assistant president.
The white-siddons Fight.
tween Tommy White and George Siddons.
both of Chicago. to decide the feather
weight championship of the North
west and for stakes Of $1,000
attracted q crowd of over m thousand
night. Little fighting was done in the
first four rounds: In the fifth round
White struck Siddons q heavy blow In
the ear drawing blood. First blood was
claimed for White and allowed. In Round
White got q terrible Highlander on the
mouth, which started the blood flowing.
Little damage was done in the re-
naming rounds. the fighting be.
ing OF q scientific nature. In the
Q heavy blow on the juguIar knocking him
down.. This was the only knock-dOwn in
the fight. In the forty-nlnth round the
+ tight was declared q draw. 4
No Cause for Alarm
WASHINGTON, May Q.-Director of the
Mint Leech has been watching the flow OF
gold from this country to Europe, but he
sees nothing in the tide to excite alarm.
Within q few weeks past Germany has
drawn on our stock for 1855. 900 in gold
during the same period has called
for 5 6 $3.50 600 in coin, and England Sc, 100, 900
At the ruling rate of exchange it is IN
necessary to look further for causes of gold
ance of trade, including freight and inter
est and the strained financial situation in
Europe"
According to Mr.. Leech the United State.
has more gold On hand at this time than
any other country.
Mime. Blavatsky Died on Friday Afternoon
NEW YORK. May 9.-The following has
been received from VIM. Q. Judge. the Gen
eral secretary of the American Section OF
the TheOsophlcal Society: $50 many rumorl
N statements having appeared to the Of
feet that Madame H.. =. Blavatsky dieC
three weeks ago, and that the death was
concealed until yesterday. / beg to SAY
private secretary of Mime. Blavatsky states
as follows: She died Friday. the sth Of
May. at 2:25 in the afternoon, This houl
In London would be about 9 A. M. here, and
the telegram of announcement to me wa
received here between / and 2 p. NJ"
Thayer Called a Usurper.
OMAHA, Neb.. May 9.-The City Council
tonight adopted the following:
Whereas, One John M. Thayer has been in.
vited to attend the reception to President Har
rison, in this city next Wednesday,; therefore, b.
it
Resolved, That he be treated as a private citi
zen, and not as the Governor Of Nebraska, ant
that he be considered q usurper Of the office b,
now holds.
Five Republican councilmen voted sgainsr
the adoption of the resolution.
Two Brothers Killed.
CINCINNATI. May civilian and irwin
Duncan. brothers, of Dayton, O., were in
stantly killed tonight by the out-goin,
passenger train on the Big Four road a
East Cumminsville. They attempted {,
cross the double track just a. the south
bound train passed them and did not motto,
the train coming in the opposite direction
and were struck by the engine and hurle(
about thirty feet. The bodies were brough
to the city morgue.
The Robert and Minnie Captured.
Los ANGELES, Cal, May 9.-The schoone,
Robert and Minnie was captured this after
noon. about three miles from San Pedro
by Deputy Marshal Anderson, on board thu
tim Eo1onp Nha mazda M r--. =.