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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-18
THIS is A REPUBLICAN, YEAR.

Ex-senator spooner Says Democratic Candi-
dates VIII stand No show of Election.
New YORK. juno 17.-Ex-Senator John
c. Spooner. Of Wisconsin. arrived in this
city yesterday. and went to the FIfth-ave-
nue. Hotel. The ex-senator. who was an
earnest champion of President Harrison's
denomination at Minneapolis. has been
spending few days at Washington since
the convention, and is now on his way
home. Heis accompanied by his wife and
son, bright young Wisconsin lad. Of
whom his father is naturally proud. Mr..
Spooner said he found practically only one
sentiment among the Republican Senators
and Congressman, and that was that the
ticket was made to be elected, and could
not be defeated, no matter whom the Dem
Ocrats decided TO nominate cit is q mat
ter of entire Indifference" he said. who
tho Democratic candidates Tsy be. They
Arc doomed beforehand To defeat. This IS
q Republican year by an immense majority.
Nobody need fenr for Wisconsin. even
should Mr.. Boies succeed at Chicago"
In speaking of the nomination for Vice.
president Mr.. Spoouer said: Wherever L
have been since the convention have been
pleased to note the uniform satisfaction
tion of Mr.. Reid. He Is gong 20 add
strength to the ticket. both East and West.
His was In my opinion, most fortunate
selection"
A well-known politician. who has been
special observer of many presidential CAM
paigns. remarked To Mr.. Sfooner that the
man who could command the full Repub-
loan vote this year was sure OF election.
and that Harrison wOuld bavo no diffi atty
IN doing this. THAT is my idee OF 1t ex-
actly," replied the ex-senator. The Re-
publican party is united for the Presidents
reelection. and it is invinoible."
Getting Up Steam IN Dubois County.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
IRELAND, Ind, Juno 1Z-At a meeting
hold hero last night to ratify Harrison's
nomination there was largo and enthusi-
sstio crowd, which listened to a speech
from Hon +. B. Possy. A crowd came from
Jasper, and the Jasper band furnished the
music. The nesting was attended by q
number OF Democrats, who listened at
tentively. and At tho close OF the speech
some admitted tho Democratic Congress
had fallen far short OF tho premises made
eighteen months ago when thcir speakers
said: Send rs to ConGrsss and we will
esvo the country from Tuination."
GARRISON IL True Republican.
Dies MONIES, June 1.-THE Republicans
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Trains Run by Central Time

TIoKrr OFFICES st S.1ton and st Illinois and
Washington streets
TRAINS 1CS as FOLLOWS:
'Daily. Daily, except Sunday.
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4 FIGHT WITH ALBA1ROSs
Tho Most Thrilling Adventure or 4
Young Man Who Went 10
Sea
Thrown Overheard by 4 0r6St
Lurch OF ths Vessel In y
storm.
Tiosiins IN tho Oe~an "n 9Sh III II
Attacked by atSnt Birds the
NesSuss

Written for THs iiYLssa tsbxrxsbssft
0APT. HART, or THE STEAMSHIP
IA MsHposa. sailing between ssn Fssfs
- CISCO snd Australia, wss formerly I"
wealthy young mas, who wont W ssA be-
eauss hs i0vsd life on the wstsh ns wss
asked by q passenger on ohe Of tho MAris
posa's trips how no came 10 adopt \ sssfsf-
Ing life, and 10 felsts bis most thrilling ad~
venture. Here IA his story
II wss ~ ycars old when lcfs Harvard,
having graduated ~sl! up In my cIasa I
had come into poaAcasion Of tho pf6psftv
iet 10 me by my father, IN tbat yssf, shd
NJ my mother hdd niso died and my sisters
hsd maffisd, / determined 10 sfsnd
few ysafs iD travel went 10 Eafops
and 10 sooth Afri0H, returning 10 Lon~
don tbs same yssf Ciafk Kassssfs ssa
stories had aiwAys Interested ms greatly,
nnd mads ~ my mind 10 reagh " on 4
tfip TO Australia In n clippsr sbip. tfisd
to engaas cabin pnssaae W tho Josephine,
thsn ons Of tho iHfg fgsss sailing slips sfost,
bnt old Capt. Hardy, whom everybody
called Chs bear because hs was sb rough
and brnsque, refasoa with many ~ oath.
saying hs didn's keep any blanksty blsnk
novel; 8Hu 10 YnhU CUHu bht VI His sHbp
without signing sftisles and doing his
yfoper amount Of work, Of course, knew
4 ship ~ vol ~ knew house. sad do"
cidsd 30 10 on the Josephine before ths
mast, just f,f tho fun OF H. ] ssw 4
wrinkle In She old captains sys ~ ! signed
the usual articles for the voysae 10 sydney,
New South Wslsa. He simply remarked,
however. Yours big enough by -..~- 70 90
your sfsf0 0f the work.
II procured 4 rseHiar outfit, sent my kit
on bosrd aud took my place smon9 tho
crew, found friends In the for6esstIs ~
once. for / assumed no nffs. sctsd just ~
svsrybo else did and stadiously minded
my own business. In spite OF my discre~
tion, though, made some enetHies. One Of
them was In ths ssms watch with ms. His
nams wAs Norris. hfid To ciaimed TO 10 aH
EngtishTnsu, bat no spoke with sljghNy
foreign accent snd wss dafk sH6agh 10 be
taken for Portuguese or 4 Eysriafd, I
disliked him from ths Hrst Ana be svi@
IDENTITY had - fitsls regard for ms ~ bad
for him. He insaltea fns 0ae day In the
foSecassle during our watch below. and
struck bifn blow undsf the car tuft pGt
him 10 sleep very effsetnaIiy. Hs VAS nft~
conscious for two hours. and was YsaJly
afrsid that he was done f0k Hs regaiGed
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consciousness finally, and after that time
did not III any way interfere with ms.
When us wers aloft sometimes. however, I
could sec him oyftg me SHARPLY. and mas
satisfied that be was contemplating some
sort Of treachtry. ssid nothing bht tried
alwafs to Keep my eyes 10 his direction.
We had fairly good voy8pe Until We
struck some extremely rongn weather of
Caps Horn. For .uo days Ne fan onasr
close reefs with the wind abeah6, md then
She gale became 30 violent that ~ had ~
bssss to 10 weather ID. Or ths fourth day
Of the storm the wind moderated and Capt
Hardy ordered us aioft 10 shake ont sho
lower reefss We had Tssntnsi Jur c1Hfss
and we're booming along ~ about ten
knots.
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sideraoIy ths ss3 was = dark gray sill sfDana.
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and | wsfe on The Usin rogEi yArd when
heavy Puff of sind stuck tie sBi. ana
threw her aln1ss npJn her bsam ttda. IS
stood on the i0Js Tes q with fny AfnDs oyAs
tie yard. shs heavy pssea of timber wHs
alrGos; pst psndicmist, aha | had 10 cling
hard aith hands sna feet e. kssD fsofn g0lny
over. Another lurfh cafna eLgfs sas yestitsy
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-03-04

Another clergyman, Episcopal, in
Colorado, has justified his calling by
utterances somewhat like unto his
master. Dean Keller created stir in
the city Of Pueblo where he announced
from the pulpit, that in his opinion
"any man who had accumulated mil
lion of dollars was a thief" The Dean
openly declared himself a socialist,
so was Christ. He gave the follow
ing illustration of the method where
by unearned wealth was acquired by
some at the expense of others:
Suppose Mr.. Smith buys farm
out in the suburbs of the city for
$4,000 and by the growth of the
city up around his farm it comes to
be worth 100000. There is 100000
which every person living about there
helped to make by the buildings and
improvements which they made in
that part of the city; but Mr.. Smith
because he claims to own the title tic
the land, takes the whole 800, 900
He has the use of the land besides
The socialist like myself believes that
the title to all lands should be held
by the state"
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-03-04
The Animal Has Come Ont

An animal known by his odor occasionally hollow log the
the night forth offend peoples The
filling the hollow the
forth battery ofnse next November The said consists
load certain set OF alliance with promises
OF Office n0W-right off nOwand thus weaken their ardor
hitherto strong alliance weakening
wahp the republican skunk has crawd into that
tand don't attention to his soft and
balmy and Harmony denas.
what nex Why the rotten old party will the alliance
alance' And then the colared
with
bus?-aint he good alliance MANI
children light shine
whole length hollow and that
through. eend to eend.