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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23
Die sAf4eaabr ais Rsmsss.:

go 1T bier Iorben? in cine Jrdae,,
bic man oft bort, un6 iie tpirS banlr
meift na6 Iinni9em llmberidaueu, 8lins.
Isln in bic Sonne ober in ben 8in6'
nit ernIter Wtiene BON allen @niueien-
ben beri6ieoen benntiuortet. 0tnn6er
trdst ipobl sar einen tleiueu &pmpaB
an Der llbr, ben er aber inn m!9iueiielsfalIe
uoblneisli6 ni6t cpnIultirt, 6enn es
v9ebt ni@t", Ober elm anberer, Der ;us
idllig = mas man BON ie6em Reniben
pr6lumtip annebmen iollte = elm Nmds
teurpbctu9rapb uno baju Elm Nann 1T,
Der es nit ieiner BaiIipn ernIt niGmt.
trd9t gar elm ettpas beiieres en1tru.
utent, einen peritablen Tai6entOmpas,
bel Iid. gSie aber, tpeun elmer Der Nm.
tpeienOen einfab ieine Gai9enubr ber.
aus56se, eineu firjen Bid nuI beren
8iIferblatt miirfe nn6 ebeniu Idnea
anb senauer bon bort Die &i1tuns ab.
I1Ie?
4ber tuie ma6t iener Ons, tpel6e ee,
beimni6uolle 8orri9tun9 an Ieiner ll6r
befdbist ibn 81 ieinen S6laIIenP g9ie
v8ronlet6eus" i6reibt, 1T Die Sade 10
einfad, boB Sober ii9 iuunoern ipiro,
Der bon ibr gum erlten Meal bort. eSn
Oer Chat lit iebe llbr elm Rompas,
Ooraus9eiebt, baB bic Sunne ideint,
unb 5uar elm ebenio gsnauer @ompas,
tuie Die tleinen vtra9baren 9eflinntos
rien", pelde Der llmitanostrdmer nit
F6 fibrt. StelIe Did nit Seiner llhr
in Die Come, ri6te lie 10, baB oer
5tunoen5eiger 9era6e mad benz Buntte
bes SOrijontes Seigt, iber tuelhem Die
5Onne ientredt itebt, pber 10 : mas
oaiielbe Ia9t - oaB er parallel Dem
S6dttenrauo elmer bertifalen @nuS,
zines SaumI Itamme5 etc. 1tebt, unb lies
Oann Die 5abl Don Minutentbeilen ab.
tuelde er nod BON II ubr auf tiir;eItem
8osen entfernt lit. 9timm Die todlite
bieies Sp9ens, 10 9is6t bic 8idtuna
BON benz Centrum oes 3ifferbInttes na9
bieIem Hinfte bic 9tOr6.SiOlinie, oil.
8eiIpiel: Gs iei 8 llbr morgens, 70
betrd9t Die 2dn9e bes tilrSen SOaens
Ituii6en Oem StltnbenSeiser uno XII
20 0tinuten; bic i2abl X Itebt 9enau
uuf Der Sdlfte bieies 9Osens; alp be.
Sei6net, penn Der GtunoenSeiser nad
oer SOnne tueiit, Die 8abl y senau ben
Slbpuntt ces SOriSunteS. = Ooer Die
llbr iei llbr SO Minuten gta1mits
tags, 10 befinbeH iib Sipilden bsm Ort
Der XII unb oem StunoenSeiser %
Wtinuten; Die Sdlfte bauOn H. Sci.
Huten Uber Der Gunft, no Der Stuns
Oen5eiser um llbr Is 0tinuten Itano.
Biebt bic Siiorihtung. = Ser @runb
lit wobl einIeu9tenO, 6a Die Sonne um
II llbr i'm WeriOian (iber benz Glb.
punft) itebt uno ii6 in 12 Stunoen nm
$50 @rao befue9t, ipdbrenO Der Stuns
beH;eiser in berIelben Belt $50 Grab,
bas 0Uppelte, Our6lduft. @s 1T nod
sn bemerfen, baB MOrseus Dor llbr
uno slbeHos na6 llbr natiirli5 Der
Ian9e 8Usen Stpiiden bem tleinen Sci.
ger uno XII Su tudblen 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23
Scr vRaselOrsen. "

SIM Sabre 1880 iuutSe in ben Din.
sierforps Der meiiten ensliI6en Reai.
menter elm iogeHannter u9agelorben-
ge9rilnSet, iiber beiien uripruns uuS
Beoeutun9 mir in enslii6tn 8ldtteru
5Olgenbes leien:
Die SOrliebe Der 8ritten fur ifarfs
nnb sble @etrdnfe bat BON ieber i'm
Seere ibre beiOnbere Stdtte gebabt. SIN
Anfan9 unleres Sabrbunoerts nm 90.
ben p69entli6 bic Offi5iere, fucl9e Su-
iammen Su ipeilen pilsgen, elm 6ffentIi.
DIES Giien, ST. benz Sober feline 8efann.
ten einlaoen fouHte. Den 8prIib fiibr.
ten elm BrdIibent unb ein 8icesBrdIi,
bent, pUH beHeH Der Cine an bem ubereu,
ber &noere an Dem unteren gnSe ber
9ufel iub mb aHi Srbnmsss su balteu
bate. gsar nun Der NadtiI9 dufaes
irn9en nnb cine Snrei6enoe Wlenae bon
gSeinilaI6eH berbeigebradt, 10 mu6ten
alle 9iener ii6 eHtferHsu; Der grdIi6eui
fdHo auf nabm eiHen 3agel uno einen
Saminer nno i6lus ben 9asel in bic
2bar oes 9immers, gum !8eihen, oas
nun 9aiemanb mebr binaus ooer berein
biirie. Damn febrte er an ieineu 8la5
5urild uno bra9te feierli9 Die @eluuos
belt bes a6ni9s aus, iporauI bic 6la.
i6en 81 freiien begannen un6 balo al.
geneiHe Srunfenbeit fid einIteate. gtur
Der Brdi iibent mubte Iid tapfer baIten.
oenn es mar ibm uOridriftsmdsis uuter.
ia9t, friiber iid Su betrinten, dls ale
llebrigen unter bem 9iide lnsen. gSei,
9erte iid elmer Der @dlte Su triufen,
Ueuu bic SlaI6e 81 ibm fam, mas re.
9elmdBis nIIe Siuei Mtinuteu seIdab, Is
beorObte ibu Der 8rdIioent SuerIt nit
elmer Strafe uuo bann nit Der 8eradS
tuus nIler 9amern6en.
9ds setualtige Trinfen ouf Com
manoo bat felt 1916 in Der enslii6sn
srinee ouiseb6rt, ni6t aber bas Grin.
fen iiber6aupt bieies bat uur geIittetere
5ormen angenommeu. Sm Sabrs
1880 tuuroe oann ipie einaangs ers
pdbnt - in faIt alIeH snslii9en Resi.
mentern eine ip9enannte 0taselaeIelI.
idaft (5ur @riunerung an ben brriibm.
zen 9fa9el, Der toHit teierli5 IN Die
2biir 9ei6laseu wurOe), srri6tet, unS
bic Wtit9lieSer erl9ieuen in ben Ser.
iammlun9eu NIT oem SreensSei6en,
etnem Iilberneu Nasel, ben iie oil einem
blauen 8dnbe am SalIe trugen. sic
md9ten ii6 bel Der aufnabme in ben
gtagelorben uerbinblid, monatli9 ein.
nal 5uIammeH Ju tommen uHo Slpar
bel eiHem BON ibnen Der 0Heibe nab,
blOB 81 Oem 8fpede, Iid in gutter Sc.
ieai6aft einnial reft orbentli6 III be,
trinfen, Ooer, tuie iie Iid maIerii9 aus
3noriiden plesteu, eiueu 9tasel 5n
Ibmieoen."
Gin eusliibes Spribnort, bem man
nllsemein @InubsH i6entt, berIidert.
eine III regelmdbi9e. bon gar teiner
Gusi6peifuns unterbrpdene 9ebens.
Iueiie lei Der @elunobsit na9tbeiIia, unS
einmal miiiie Der Renih
iiber Die S6Hur bauen, ipenu er iid
Iuoblbefinoen uno lange Ieben upue.
Die 50rSerlns bieies 8pedes Iies fid,
oeHn aud Der sbrentuertbe .Noael.
orosn" nnseIsseu ieiR.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23

@is6er iiHS 3pei Sabre uersansen.
8ieoer hr6men bic S9auluiti9en uno
Runfiinnissn benz &unltausfeIIuns
bduoe gu uno wieSer biIbsn ii3 @ruppeH
por einem @emdIbe Starnows.
Sun 0oroersrunoe beiieIben tniet ein
Mann, bas einit i96ne @eiif)t BON Qeis
OenI9aften perwiitet, bic Sanbe uer3peifa
luu9spou in sinanber peridluugen, bic
Nugen erboben gu enier Iibten SbeaI9ez
ltaIt, bic sIeidiam aus benz buntIen
6intersrunOe bsrpori9psbt. Die cine
6aub reidt ik nit milo uer;eibsnbem
ga9eIen benz Snieenben, rpdbrenb bic
anbere na6 Oben peilt. Gs in elm 8eib
in poIlsr irbiI9er Sd0nbeit, unb bod
sebt Elm G'Iun; bimnsIii@er 8srtIdruns
DON ibr aus.
vWas Iou es bebeuten?" frast mund
giner, na6bem er bas turSe @ort:
vGmpor~ I'M SutaIos seIefeu. DSOu es
bic Sunit iein, bic einsn ubtriinnisen
Siinscr ,uieSer onnimmt? Soer mas
Ionit2 Die psrforbne Srau bss MaIers
trug bic 3iiss Der S6eaIs>1uIt. Sic bat
AUDI gIebnIi9teit nit Der Yoeite. Sic
tennen bod Ous Bib in Der NatiouaIs
@alerie?~
,Oi, Gruu ueruuglidte por eiuisen
Sobren, nibt wubr? sic iou ia cine 9rOBs
S60ubeit 9epeieu iein."
User uber nu9 bem SaiinitIer sefrast
6dtte, Der wiirbs ben 8ei@eiO erbalteu
baben:
vGr Gcbt in psrtferner GbseI5ie6en,
beit, Elm i&wer 5usdnSIi6sr, pOrSeitis
ssaltcrter Wtanu."
(Snhe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23
Grinneranoe,, ait RlppEo9.

9lu3 Der empfinbungsfr5bli6en 3eit,
in mel6e Die eriten @eiGnge bon &lops
itOd's pielbeiuunbertem ,MeIiias" fall
len, 9eben einige Steaen bon iebt in
Der pSierteliabresidrift fir 9iteraturz
9eI6i6te per6fentli9ten 8riefen an
Snrl gilbelm &nmler (bie Srieori3
g4ilbelm in 8reslau i'm Ra6laIIe ieines
1882 perItDrbenen 8aters bur9efunoen
bnt) ieiielnoe glusenblidsbilber. N9ebr=
ia6 bei6dfti9en ii9 Die 8riefi6reiber
nit Der YeriUnli9feit &lupItod's uno
bem @inbrud, ben er mn6t, iuubei
nlan6e StreiIli9ter auf bns bamalige
@efiblss rno Gmpfinoungsleben fallen.
slus SalberitaOt i6reibt ). 9. Der ba5u=
nal einunboreiBisidbrise @leim an
&amler in einem Srieie bonn 81. Mai
1850: nSlopitOf lit tein 70 ernlter @e-
lelli6niter als 9i6ter, er lit 10 aufsez
rdumt ipie Sic Ober 9er9ius (Sob.
g8iGbelm, .1712-65). Senn eiu Bis
6en lit er bod seIeBter, als mir tleinen
GOeten Slmors," Stu8 rnseid6r bers
lelpen Selt berl1tet Snl5er:
r&lupitud lit ein aGlerlieblter Maun.
SD bride ieine 6anb beina6e nit 70
Sartli9er @mpiinbung, als Die 5nno
meiues Wtdo6ens (oer na6malieen
Satin SulSers, BON aenienbuii), unb
iein &uB tummt benz ihren am rd6Iten.
@r lit, bem glnlehen na9, Elm salanter
9eipJiser. Gr lit Siemli9 lebbait, aber
babel ireunblidb ernitbait, unO Seist einen
tuirtlid ierapbiiden @eilt III ieiner
0tieue. @r bat ii4 nit uniereu @tdbs
den reGt iegr IiIItis 9ema6t, rmb i'd
un6e mir ni6t penis barauf eir, baB
er benz meiniosn uOrbiisti9 ita69s9alt.
gen unO nd9 ibrem SaB ant be9ieri9.5
item 9eiuelen. gie ieben baraus, baB
mir aud bras 9etiiBt baben. @r bat
uns iebr piel bonn pierten unS abten
@eiang res Meiiias purseleien. Sung
unO 9llt nubten babel nibt nur iueinett,
iOnbern beinabe SerIlieBen. 8isle BON
ms iuaren ben 9anSen Gag bernad
melan9oliid. Cine Itarfe 9lnSabl
Srauen5immer tuuroen 81 unIerer Or
bentli6eu @eiellldait serufen, I'M i'm
leIen 81 bbren. Dies alIes seI6ab III
einem Iiirtreifli6en @arten. Mit einem
gSorte, man fam ui6t pergnii9ter leir,
als mir tuaren.
glls bauu SlopItod auf 8Oomers
@inlnouns na6 3ilrid fOnint, entiuirft
Der 9lei6ialls bort aniueienbe SulSer
BON benz 0idter bes WeifiaS in einem
S6reiben upm 80. glusuit 1850 fOls
senbes Bib: DalUpitOd seidllt es bier
10 tpo6l, oaB er mid alIein iuegreiien
IdBt @r sersi6t bier feline S6miOtin
(bie BON ibm als r6annp" beiuusene
Sophie SdmiOt) un6' iein Slid. Der
s. a6nig BON SGnemart bat ibm cine Sen, |
iiOn BON 400 3bnler ge9eben; min
iOIte er 9leih binreiien, iib 9. Maie. |
fiat gu praientiren, aber er IdBt |
S6Hise unb Miniiter iparten, uno mntt |
fib NIT SiingliHsen uno Wldb6en
luiti9. Boomer uuo id iino BON ieinen
meiiten @eielli6aiten aussei9lpIleu,
mir iino ibm Su aft (BUbmer mar oa=
mails So, SlopltOf 26 unb Gul;er balo
30 Sabre atty unb f6nnen ni6t g9ein
trinten. sic f0uneu faum slauben,
mas fir Sluiieben bieier BOet bier
maht. 9tIte @eiber unS &inoer lernen
leinen Namen auSipre6en. -. @r lit
nidt luitis, als bel Siinsliusen uno
Ndo6en. 3eiieu uusea6tet arbeitet
II Suslei6 m oem Meiiias. 0ies alles
It uus elm rares BbdnOmeu unb mn9t
ms uiel SpaB."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23

Rabf5ed ;u Staumx serpenSst. wdbtsnS
.r 3drtIi4 berubisenS bic tIeine !6ans
ieiner Sruut itrei9eIt, rein pI0eIi6er
8abniinnsausbvud, fiir9te i'd. Man
bat in lester 3eit serube unter &iinitIeru
uielfu6 bauon sebOrt.
Narmer Sudt bic 9tdfsGn. Damn iast
sr, pdbrenO er ben 9lid an @nuui 9ta
uorbei bur6 bic ofIen sebIiebene GbIr
sleiten IdBt: sd firdts, er lit ME ts
Ssi9siNt 9erueien, aIs eben iest"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23
.TnnnansheQuna. n

gtlS 0err uon &aumer bieS @ort Iieif,
tegt er bic 3eituns nieSsr unO bei6aftigt
ii6 nit itinem Sorbet. Gr bIidt burd
bic 9rcBe GIastbiir, bic Sas Gaie bes
!0oteIs obibIieBt, biuuus nuf ben Spies
gel oeS GomerIees uno bic 5cr9isen llIer
leuieits, binauf ;u benz bInusn $1inmlel,
wo am t9ori5ont bic Come binter elmer
98oIfenwonO ueriiutt. 9Ibcr al bas
Dcrmag feline @eoanten ni9t ;u beI6dfs
tiaeu. Seine. SIide rpsrben INNER lutes
bcr pOu ben 9rOBen, i5war;en 9sttcrn
bort ouf Der 3eituns anse;Ogen.
@r weib, baB er in benz gIrtiteI inter
b.nielbsn sinem gtamsn besssnen ipirb,
Der Griunerunsen ipadruft, bic gu usr.
scieu er taft Swsi Sabrsa UersebIi@ Be.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23

-Gine iettens Sanbi6rift.
Griter Stuoent: Gu ia9it, bu beidbeit
cine iGltene !6unoi6rifti6 iebe bier nur
cine bejabltc S6ueiberrednIms. -8pci,
ter: SIT oas teine ieltene SanOi9riit? E?
-8arGameuts SGatbe
-. Meiue 6erren! 5reueu mir uns,
oaB mir bas, mas uns 10 lause Sabre
aui bem SerSrn lag, enoli6 bonn Salie
sei6afft baben!"
Man taun elm &Dpfbau.
ger iein unO bod bic gtuie bod trasru.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-25
Furnishing White Caps and Others.

Tc the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal:
The condition of affairs in Daviess county
as set forth by the Washington Gazette. Is
deplorable. To know of ~felonies and to
know the perpetrators. and yet to be afraid
to administer the law against them Is the
worst form of anarchy. But Daviess county
is not alone IN its unenviable condition.
The whole White-cap region is in the same
dilemma, and that region is large and in
creasing. The mob at Shelby vile is only
another form of the same political disease.
The only apology for this outrage upon
law is the possibility of being unable,
through local obstacles. to obtain Justice
in Shelby ounty White Caps have defied
local acthorities for years in severed coun-
tres. The hanging of the Renos and con-
federates. in Jackson county, q few years
ago, by a mob, broke up the gang there for
O while. But must we endure such out
RACES forever or resort to mobs? Do not
these experiences suggest that some other
remedy should be sought in such casesf
The criminal can easily obtain a change of
venue. Ought not the State have the same
right? Nay. more; should not the State
machinery be invokable when it becomes
evident that local machinery is inaG 3quate.
from any causef Wise men should apply
their thoughts to this problem, and the
next Legislature should wrestle with it.
INDIANAPOLIS Aug. "A. L.. l.. SEE.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-25
Personal and Society.

Mr.. John Towers. of the School of Music
here, has returned from Detroit.
Miss Minnie Hit, who has been spending
a fortnight in Ohio, has returned home.
Miss Nellie Wells will 60 to Madison to-
morrow to visit friends for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nj. Spsnn have re-
turned from q visit to friends In Malone,
n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Manfred, of New
York, are guests of relatives here for a few
Mrs. w. A. Rhodes. son and daughter
Luella, nave returned from Asbury Park.
where they have been all summer.
Mrs. Wright Hadley and daughter Theo-
dosia. who have been East since early in
May. are expected home Saturday.
Miss Bessie n: Taylor has returned from
of that place. is visiting Miss Taylor.
Mrs. }. r. Lllley has returned from Buff
falo. n. Y. where she has been visiting her
father, Judge Daniels, for several weeks
Miss Therese aud Mr.. Chase Roberts. of
Cincinnati, are expected to-day to visit
Misses Annie and Mary Marguerite Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Macmillan. of Cieve-
land. who have been guests of friends here
for q week. left last night for st. Louis and
Kansas City.
Miss May Straw bridge. of Chicago. who
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts. on
Central avenue. will return home the last
of this week.
Miss Kate Fletcher has re-engaged with
James ONeilPs Monte Cristo Company for
the season and will leave in q few days TO
join the company.
Messrs. Joseph and Horatio Kelsey, of
Chicago. are spending a few days with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin kel-
sey. on College avenue.
Mrs. +. s. Newcomer. Miss Newcomer and
Mrs. b. ID. Wslcott and family are occupy
ing DIR. Rondthaler's cottage at Lake
Maxinkuckee for a few weeks.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hanna, one of
the solicitors of the United State Court of
Claims, was in the city yesterday on his re-
turn from Washington. He Will leave to-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-25

PARK THEATER-LITTLE GoLDIE.

PARK THEATER-LlIILE OOLDlE.
When the history of the American drama
comes to be written. hundreds of years
from now. there is n possibility that The
Rocky Mountain Wait" may not ever be
mentioned, and it is likely that Little
Goldie may not be the principal stage
celebrity therein described. However,
both the play and the actors serve a pres
ent purpose and have q present usefulness.
The patrons of the Park do not dislike ok
citing Western plays, and this being the
case, they certainly hav no cause for dis
satisfaction with the one being presented
there now. The thester was packed to
OVERLOOKING at both performances yester-
day, and Tho Rocky Mountain Waif' was
received with bowls of approval. Little
Colder is a clever child, for she IL nothing
more, ard has been we'll taught. In the
play she presents two characters of widely
varying types and shows intelligence and
considerable force in her acting. while the
rest of the company did what they had
been taught to do In n way that met with
approval. There is enough excitement and
sensation in the piece TO make 1T last the
entire week, but there will be a change OF
bill on Thursday and Friday, when "Ziz,"
another border drama, will be given.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-25
PENSIONS FOR VETERANS.
Residents OF Indiana and Illinois Whose
Claims Have Been Allowed.
Indiana ex-soldiers and their dependents

shA SAtAA
have been granted pensions as follows:
Original-Garrett H. Shower, Win. c.. Miner,
John l.. Phillips, John Z. Muncy, Leander Stan
ley, Jos. Gabriel, Moses Edgings. Philip W. Vim
son, JAS. Perry. Thomas sibert, Cornelius Jarvis.
Jefferson 7. Colclazier. VIM. 4. Johnson, Vim. c.
Mofiitt, Chas. W. Munson. VIM. Canady, Henry
Eshmann, Jas. W. stinson. Thomas B. Garrison,
Vim. Fearrin, Samuel j. Emsperger, John 6.
Mars, Benton Q. Norris. Vim. r. Reed, VIM. p.
Rhodes, Robert Ditty, John 4. Rayburn, Samuel
NJ. Quick. Geo. '. Engler, John kinter, jeremiah
Moore, Eli Stalcup, Isaiah bearing, III
Quaco. Robert Il. Gordon, Franklin spese.
Joseph fiochstetter. Henry II. Moore. John
Rinkard Franklin Meyer. Samuel Thomas; VIM.
J. Mckakin. Harvey Smith. Melvin Dillman,
John Mallett, Joseph Klingaman, Rollin G. IT.
p. Cline.
Original Widows, etc.-Elizabeth Redding,
Mary NJ. Bippus, Margaret Stoop (mother), Mar
hart m nottfhsre@i S Mdaias a a. w MsSrssor sophia I,ns Ran6
lmother). Sarah Lurber. Mary A. Rutherford.
Mary 4. BrOman, Elizabeth Monroe.
To OF ILLINOIS.
Observation-Disclosures C.. McPherto on, Cyrus n.
sisson, William Hampton, Russell p. oliver
datherj. Valentine B. Sheets. Anderson N. Glenn.
George j. Smith. Antonio Montr0y. Anthony
Neustadt, William John. Alex. Mclean, William
Creed. Daniel +. Moore. William l.. Kerr. John
McNahon, George w. Maghee, Turner r. Miller,
George II. Torrey, Edward Herrick. Louis Fish
er. James q. Leaton, James Mcbride, Willard n.
Marshall. Thomas 4. Hamand, William \. Cable,
Charles Limper. Thomas b. Jacobs. Franklin b.
Gull, David 8. Sterett, John III. Smith. Gideon
Rankin, Charles f. Hill. Max Laubersheimer,
John Koran, Samuel G. Dickson, Henry Raley,
Isaac II. Lewis. Labra &. spoor. Gustave Kess-
Ter, Morris =. McCord. Abel H. silsbee, John
Leopold, Jacob II. Peak, Peter Holland, Socrates
G. Duryea, George Smith. Isaac n. Hicks, Vim.
Carr, Alvin & Martin, Frederick Potts, Francis
NJ. Dow, Jesse HUMPHREYS, Harry Otstot. Philip
Lavery. James F. Davis. Owls REYNOLDS, James
Kent. William c. King. Samuel Major. Jacob
burst. Jacob Vrooman. James Pierce, Hezekiah
Il. NEEDLES, Joseph L. stark, Newton j. Russell.
John Jotho, Frederick eevert, Wesley Kitchen.
Samuel II. Hall. LucIus Rogers. Samuel u. Make
eace. James Il. Morton. Isaac Meats, Ernest
klemme, William Leidel, Amos Mayor, Oliver
Ii. 4. London.
Additional Frederick Haha, George W. Ben
der. William F.. Doll, Michael Hansman.
Increase-WilliaIn II. Young.
Original Widows. etc Emma Arnold, Louisa
BIckel, John f.. Day 6atherl, Cally A. Toliver,
Jeanette Clark. Mary y. Lapsley, Mary Teach
ant. Calette DeClercq. Minerva Goodwin. Will
lam 3. Cecil datherl, Pauline Kellnen mother).
Sarah NJ suttles, Alice White, Annie G.. Hughes,
Gertrude Rossmann, Catharine Lowell motner),
Elizabeth Wright, minor of Frederick j. War
ntck, May Haller, Malinda Robinson, Caroline
England.
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N CITY MATTERS.
Local News Notes.

Henry Kleinschmldt. baker. No. 1872 In
diana avenue, has been missing since last
Wednesday. He leaves q wife and chill
dren and some business troubles.
Yesterday afternoon the Kreyelo Il Whit
sett ambulance was called to the Belt cross
ing on East Washington street. from
whence it removed to his home III. Bruner.
leg was bruised and knee-cap broken. he
having been caught between the cars.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Milton A. Thrasher and Lizzie Monroe.
John Whitfield and Clara HAYWOOD. Frank
l.. Henne5erger and Lizzie ID. Scott. Oliver
Steel and Emma A. Cara. Louis Black and
Maggie Youngerman.
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RAPP-ATEN.
Notes from she Dockets.

Fulmer, Cooper 81 Co, contractors, have
brought suit III the Superior Court against
Amanda NJ. Hook and others for $780, 20 and
attorneys fees for street improvements.
John A. Reaume has filed u suit in the
Superior Court against Charles H. Gille-
land for $3.50. He alleges that defendant
has conveyed real estate to two minor chill
dren to avoid payment of 9 note.
John b. Stone has brought suit to be dl-
vorced from Sarah. with whom he was
married in January, 1886. He alleges to
have left her three months after marriage
on account of her bad associations.
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A Phrase That WIN Live.

Hartford courant
Great lives like that of General Grant
do not 60 out, they go on" said President
Harrison ut Mount MeGregor. Is there
any body in the United States-literary
man. orator. preacher or professor of rhet-
oric-who would care to attempt TO better
the phrase1
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EVERYBODY knows that at this season
the blood is filed with impurities, the ac-
cumulation of months. All these impur-
tiles and every trace of scrofula, salt rheum
or other diseases may be expelled by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Be sure to get Hoods
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day for Memphis and Nashville to take
tepositioDs relative to important Southern
Charms. Mr.. Hanna's family will join him
in Washington in October. They will re-
side there.
Mrs. Henry Romeyn. daughter and son.
who have been making their home in this
city, will. In the middle CT September, join
Captain Romeyn. L.. s. a., at his post in
Mount Vernon, ala.
Mr.. Charles Lilly and family. who have
been spending the simmer at Spencer,
have returned home, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Lilly. who were their
guests for a short time.
Mira. Thomas Barbour and daughters
Louise and Violet. who have been visiting
North Tennessee street, will return to their
home In Richmond, Va, to-day.
DR.. +. L. McWhirter. of this city. and
formerly of DePauw and Johns Hopkins
universities. has been offered the chair of
natural science In the university at At
lanta, Ga. Owing to his business engage
nents, the offer was declined.
The ladies of the Roberts Park Sunday
school are to have q festival on the church
lawn. corner of Delaware and Vermont
streets. tomorrow evening. The grounds
will be decorated with Chinese lanterns
and bunting. and, in addition to refresh
ments, there will be vocal and instrumental
music. =
RAPP-AIEN.
Special to the Indianapolis journal.
MADISON, Ind, Aug. M.-Dr. J. j. Rapp,
a prominent young dentist. and president
of Turner Chapter of the Epworth League,
and Miss Elizabeth Aten, daughter of Rev.
J. L. Aten. pastor of the United Presby-
this afternoon. The father of the brlde
was the officiating minister.
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Not Learnine wi,dom vi,h AZ,

New York Advertiser iDem)
Senator Voorhees, wants free trade and
free silver. He was once clamorous for "A
corn-stalk currency. h Senator is not
improving with age.
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S-LEEPLEssNEss nervous prostration. nerv-
Gus dyspepsia. dizziness. blaes. opium habit
cured by DIR. Miles's Nervine. Samples free
at druggists: By mail, 20 cents.
MILES MEDICINE Co., EIkhart, Ind.