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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-20

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-20
NEW BOOKS.

FIVE HUNDRED BOOKS FOR THE YOUNG
BY Geo. E Hardy.
A FooT-NOTE TO HISTORY. BY Robert Louis
Stevenson
GRAMERCY PARK. BY John Seymour Wood.
CAPTAIN DAVIS HONEYMOON. BY Hall
Catue.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-05

do to-day lTremenious applause-I Missouri
Is my home, thank God l am Missourian
70 work for her. without regard to race creed
or color iCheers: l will make the fight along
this line. and it will be W inning fight" PRO,
At the close of Maj. Warmers address there
were cries for Filley, and Chairman Burton in
troduced Mr- Filley, who made speech eulo-
giving VIM Warner and the Harrison admins
tration- The convention then adjourned till
2:30 p m.
THE REST OF THE TICKET.
At the afternoon session OF the convention
the report of the special steering committee
was called for, and Chairman Frank of that
committee submitted their report suggesting
the following state ticket:
GovernOr-Wiliarn Warner Jackson county
Lieutenant overnor-Rudolph Mueller. ST.
Charles county.
Secretary of State - H. T. Alkire. Holt
county.
Auditorium n. Weeks. Jasper county.
Treasurer-F- j Wilson. Knox county.
Attorney -GCneral-David Murphy. It. Louis
Railroad Cnmmissioner-W- ). Hathaway
AuGrain county.
Judges of the Supreme Court-w. S Shink.
Sadalia: Charles Nagel. St LOUIS. AMI Waiter
W Edwards. 1t. Charles.
Judge of the Court OF Appeals for the East
err District-W. D. Hub bard. Greene county
Judge of the Court OF Appeals for the West
ern District-John Z. Hale. Carroll county.
OF judge Hubbard for the Eastern district.
The Eastern district delegates met and sub
stituted the name of Judge William |. Wallace,
of Gre enc county. Tor that Of Judge Hubbard.
Ait IT sIes On, : by Hon. D. p. Dyer and Seua-
torJ. Z. Henderson, the convention adjourned
sine de.
WARNER CONGRATULATED
S.aj- Warner received 4 number of kilograms
Colgratularing him On receiving the nominal
ton One from E o Stanard sid:
I congratulate the party and IN state uTca
yoUr nomination for z JvsruOr.
Juige II. c N:DougaI. Of Kansas City. a
personal acquaintance and fIieu., az Harrison.
has tele=raDaed tue president a Washington:
The lars-st. most harmonious and enthrISi-
astic republican convention cv-- held u 1Iis-
souri, has JUS adjourned. Your admins rgt!,a
J. strongly If'ipI- Il Warner, k.T-G.s. F.iiey
and DAVIS delegates at large. and in
stTUct--i for you. Warner l. nominated by ar-
cl8ulati1rl for governor. and = fu.i -tata ticket
i paC-G IN the field Every i l. line for
Harrison, Warner AMI victory.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-05

BRISTOL. Vt. April 2s.-A singular
kidnapping case occurred here Tuesday.
4 stranger called at the house of Elisha
Hewitt. farmer of advanced age. and
induced Hewett to accompany him to
look at a farm near by which he said
he desired to purchase. The unsuspect-
ing farmer complied. and getting into
the wagon with the stranger they
drove off. Mr.. Hewett has not been
seen since. though his son and other
members of the family have made vigil
liant search. He had several hundred
dollars with him, and it is believed that
that is what the stranger was after
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-05

1t rs. gratifying Ia observe that the
church Is everywhere renewing its own
life and taking vigorous and helpful in
serest fE life outside. The preaching is
at once more scripsural and more prac-
tcal- 1t aims to meet present condi-
tions and to deaf with correct thought.
The O~ganizatiGa. is closer ard soore ef.
fcient and Is adapted to- the situation
to-day. Christian contact witt; men in
their home. the workshop. the street,
IN the world Is the motto and prac-
tiee of the hour. Materialisn and
atheism are met kindly but boldly IN
theig own fields. as David met the gas.
eonading Goliath. An honest, and
largely successful, attempt is made
nowadays to bring religion down from
the clouds, where men don't live, 40 the
earth where they do Metaphysical
Christianity is q last years almanac,
Utilitarianism has invaded the church.
"Qni bono?" is the question on all lips,
Wen. an alert religion is what tie world
needs.-St. Louis Republic.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-05

WAsHESGTeS. April 2s.-Ex-Congress-
man Willis. of kentucky, gave an
elegant dinner in honor of Mr.. Henry
Watterson at Welcker's Tuesday night.
The affair had distinct flavor of blue
grass, all the prominent kentuckians at
the capital being present Both houses
of congress were represented by some
of the leading lights on the southern
side At the center of the table sat Mr..
Willis. with Mr.: Watterson at his right
and Senator Blackburn at his left. OPP
posite were Mr. Justice Harlan. Of the
supreme court. and Speaker Crisp
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-05
A Negro Boys Wild Throw.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-While the
Corean minister and wife were out
driving Tuesday afternoon. n colored
boy named Howard Ouander thew a
stone at youth on the opposite side of
the street The missile went wide of
its intended mark and struck the min
ister's wife on the left side of the face,
inflicting q severe bruise. The boy was
locked
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-05
Closed It's Doors.

MISSEAroLs, Mimi April 2s.-The
Commercial bank OF st. Paul closed its
doors at 100 q. H. as the result OF d
run caused in part by the recent failure
of the St Paul German Fire Insurance
Co.
The leading man in the insurance
company is Albert Sche fer. who is also
president of the Commercial bank \
statement from the bank officials is, eX-
Dpctpj soon
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-05

NEW YORK, April 2S--The surf of
Nellie X. Goodwin against Nat" G.
Goodwin for a lirnitee. divorce has been
settled. The conditions OF the scttlc-
ment were not made public 1t is re-
ported. however. thaE Irs. Goodwin
had offered to accept $40. 900 and release,
her husband from all future claEc1s.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-05

The reign OF the short. full Henri
D.-ux cape is likely to be prolonged in
definitely. It viii certainly continue
through the hot weather. for Imported
models in lace. SILK and net arc already
received The cape in cloth. cashmere,
surah. ETC.. is also a very economical
garment. and being as a rule Iastefully
lined with silk. the front revealsa pleas
ing accentuation OF color. IL does nos
require much To make this wrap. There
is little expense upon it in the way OF
trimming, and yet as whole it Is sty1-
ish and CHIC. servicea BILE in sunshine and
in rain. by the sea, or ON mountain
ranges. These capes often match the
costume. and a wrapen suite is not only
elegant in appearance, but fashionable
also. and a cape or jacket that matches
the gown imparts an air of distinction
that IS far less conspicuous than when
the costume is medley of colors like
Joseph's coat.-N. Y. Post.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-05

Zorro. Fla. April ss.-A white r:In
named Thomas was. arrested last night
on suspicion of being the murderer of
A. J. Sauls. He had a quarrel with
SauIs few days ago and threatened to
| kill him Thomas claims he is fnnO-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-05

The creed Of the Chinese sage. Con.
1ucius, was Sun and Fun. There have
oeen many worse creeds. Matthew
Arnolds Sweetness and Light" In but
another version of Confuciux
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-05
MISSOURI REPUBLICANS.
They Meet and Nominate a State
Ticket.

Maj VIM Warner Their Standard Bearer
The Administration Indorscd-Dele-
gates Instructed for Harrison
The Platform.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-05

Professor What does >Plato's
Apology apologize for?' Student lat
random -..Well-er-for being written
in Greek.'-Yale Record.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-05

A Big Job on Hand.-Cleverton-
Whats yourohurry. old man?' lash
away haven't a moment to spare.
I've got to attend reception this even
ing, and I'm going around to my laun
dryman to see if can borrow one OF
my collars. "-Clothier and Furnisher.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-05

lie Was Her Debtor.-As a pleas
anti aced woman passed the corner
Jones touched his hat to her and re-
marked feelingly to his companion:
.'Ah. my boy. | owe a great deal to that
woman" Your mother?" was the
query. NO, my landlady. Detroit
Free Press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
NJ " INK.

THE CASE OF MIS-. NELLIE +. SHARPE.
George sharpe. the husband Of Nellie F. Sharp OF
Newark who did there under suspicious crclm
stances Wa. seen in Newark yesterday. lie declared
that the whole story regarding his wifc'S death was
an attempt at baclIm,n III. part OF his wifrs
relatives and that hc had been 10 New York 10 engage
counsel 20 prosecute those who had DETAINED him and
bis mother. Police Superintendent Brown, Of New
ark and detective Yesterday visited the house Of
Mrs SHARPE the mother, at River Bend. on the Passac
The superintendent said that such conclusive proc" had
been cv,n 10 him Of the mpo.sibty Of operation
having been necessary in the of the dead
tb,l he was thoroughly convinced that there no
truth in tho charge 1t was learned from the Prose
cuor that on Wednesday the father Of the dead woman
had called upon him and informed him that he sus-
o.ctcd oul play in tho death Of his daughter. Or.
th,rles Lehlnach who he ped IN the autopsy said that
nothing had been developed TO show malpractice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05

George ". Lnch Joel F. Freeman. Charles D. Web
ster, John Downcy and Isaac Hendrix
meeting OF stockholders OF the International Ex-
hbitors Association will be held tomorrow ut 3 80
D. m. in the Stewart Building, Chambers-st and
Broadway. Two Of the directors who have been In
Chicago will DO present ut the meeting. and make
report on matters relating to the Fair. which will be
Of interest to intending exhibitors.
The Grand Jury found indictment yesterday In
the case OF Eugene Mitkewicz, on the charge OF
larceny. An important witness. f. F. Shepard, is IN
Chicago DStrict-Attorney Niooll has teegraphed FOR
the witness.
Yesterday was the second day on which Major Nc
Leans books for 1892 were open. The desire TO
pay taxes promptly and secure the percentage allowed
moved several hundred property owners to crowd inc
Receivers Office in Chambcrs-st, and the rash was
about as great as Monday. when about 100000
81 the 500. $4,000 which the Tammany city govern
mcnt has assessed the citizens this year was paid In
Yesterday Deputy Receiver Vredcnburg estimated that
about 81 900 900 was received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

"OUK CuAUNCEN."-.Our Cha unccy" is Chauncey
VI. Dcpew. the mastery leader oil he Harrison forces
~ Mime polls. who made the principal speech '"ero
rcnominntng the President. ,tr. Depew Is aseno",'
be the 10 OF American orators. or""n''
srarklipV, sound NJ saa1cions. Ills n'er'ah"e'
.perche, are both the models and the despair ofhs
rivals. Our Chauucey" IL u poem, by Isaac He
bromley, illustrated profu-riy and comcaiy oy Das
Beard and {. ID. Gibson OF the best pcn-and'ihk
artists in New-Xork City. IL is delicious piece oil
Iun and IL thoroughly possessed oil spit"
gonaI aud sincere admiration for its eloquent s"o'
j-ct. IL - doubtful wheh'r ,ir. Bromley has ever
done hi. wit credit than In these da-hns' ro'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

CAUGHT IN THE MACHINERY AND KILLED.
Albert Finck. OF No. As Withers-st was Killed IN
horrible manner yesterday while at work IN H. VI
pamer's grain elevator. az North feminist. and the
East River At the time OF his death Finck was en-
Gagged In oling the machinery which caused the many
chains and buckets to revOlve. He had frequently
done this before and evidently had no fear OF the cog
wheels How the accident occurred is not known as
II was not until Fincks bloody head rolled through
the chute that It was known he had been killed
They yelled with terror and the cries were heard by
the engineer who nj once suspected that something
was wrong stopped the machinery. The revolving
cog wheels had in the meanm. frightflilly muulatu
the rest OF the mans body. In order TO remove me
body It was found necessary TO take the machinery
apart - =.
The news was carried to his young wife. who iel 10
the floor unconscious, and It Is feared her mnd may
become unbalanced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
ccUoOI BotsD ELECTION IN MOUNT VERNON.

SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION IN MOUNT VERNON
The experience. and observations OF the election
in the IVth school District OF Mount vernon on
Monday for members ~ the hoard OF edu'a'oh
treasurer and clerk, satisfied tho properS-o"hers am
PARENTS Of children that there Is need OF law 10
a,a,. IN. votcrs 10 that elias, who have Individual
Int.rests In the education OF the yonnE ana also ~
provde laws 10 restrict repeating. II not prevent
alto..ther II was acknowledged by some That the
Democrats had promoted them In llne ana ouef"lSc
facilitated their Opportunity to vo" al many "l'''
,h.v could Tie most intense interest was taken II
~ election The Democrats pressed into service
eyery sort Of vehicle TO bring the women 10 the polls
When III. poll, closed ut O'Clock Monday night 'hcr
w,s long line of voters, many OF whom hal been d.
5ved NJ casting their Ia!los because others had bee
y.s.S in cie,d of then The Peoples ticket Wa
sncssssfIl d.ep. the wsrh Of TIE south Mount Vcrnc
D.moer. ~ with the hers the following Done ccc,ed
W.mbers FOR three year, A. J. Ps~n mon. A. Noel Blah
man nnd Colonel John y far1uhs rson ioT Two year
~, D Patterson ana George p. Crookcr treasure
Iam.s E. warren clerk. Frederick Earl!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
LACES AND HANDKERCHIEFS.

We have placed on sale, this
week, our Fall Importation of
Real and Imitation Laces, consist
ing of Point Gaze, Duchesse, and
Applique Laces, FiUunces, Hand.
kcrchiefs and Bridal Wells.
Black Silk Drapery Netts, 4S
inche- wide; Black Silk FlOunc-
ings, 45 inches wide, with trim.
ming laceS to match.
The latest novelties in Point
Guipure, Point d'Irlande Laces,
in Black, Cream and Beige, Of all
widths. Black Spanish Scarfs and
Fichus.
In the Handkerchief Depart
ment will be found the latest
novelties in Ladies' Embroidered
handkerchief from 25 cents to
$500 each. Ladies' ana Gentle.
mems Pain and cOlOred Hemmed
and Hemstitched. a special line
of Ladies' and Gcntlenep's Initial
Handllerchicfs rs 25 cents each.
JAMES REERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
GATHERED AROI-T THE TOWN.

President Eliot. OF Harvard. Will lecture on VI nj
versa Education before the members 81 inc brooNlyh
situte this evening In Association Hal.
Judge Pratt made permanen. yesterday the inIuhc-
ton preventing Andrew WisSel from mt-rendcnng on
Furman Island. in Newtown Creek.
Thomas J. Cunningham, OF McDOnough-st.. one OF
The editors Of The Gasllgh Journal" says that while
he was dining at the Clarendon IIoe on Monday even
ing two men made remarks ref citing on him. He
waited for them after he left the dining room, and
they assaulted him and gave him black eye. lie
was unable 10 learn their names.
There was large crowd present at the Union
Athletic Club grounds at Albany ave. and Dean-st,
Yesterday to the contest between rival officers OF
the YORK and Brooklyn police at one-mile race
for the championship and gold medal. Nicholas
Dunno represented Brooklyn, and Eugene Hickey New
York 1t resulted In an easy victory for Hickey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BRUNSwICK-Peter Mitchell. OF Montreal BUCK
INGHAM-Justce Stephen j. Field, OF the United States
Sup eme Court; Matthew Hale and Marcus I. Hun, OF
Albany, and w. o. Bradley, OF Kentucky. FIFTH AVE-
NUE-Senators Frank Hiscock, OF New-York; Randall H.
Gibson of Louisiana and Charles ]. Faulkner, OF west
Virginia. Congressman Charles A. Boutele. OF Maine
John NJ Langston, Of Petersburg, Va, and John f.
Ffnerty OF Chicago. GILSEY-Patrick Egan, United
States Minister to Chill HOFFMAN-General Patrick
A. Collins Of Boston, aud State Treasurer Elliot Dan
forth, Of Albany. HOLLAND-John A. Logan, j., Of
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio. MURRAY HILL-Congressman Mel
Dneey. jr., Of Maine VlCIoRlA-ferre bo'kme'
OF the Russian Legation, at Washington. WINDSOR
f. T. JeNery, president OF the Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Races Of Morris Park, p. m.
start OF coach Comet from Windsor Hotel for Morris
Park. IL 80 q. m.
way. noon. ,., -.
Hemoeopath,c Medical Society meeting, Ffy-nnth-st
and Mad sonave 80 D. m. dinner at SherT's, 80
p. IN.
Board Of Education, Grand and Elm sts., p. m.
Lawn tennis. Central Park. afternoon
Morris County "a. j. Republican Convention.
Field day Knights OF PythiaS Bloomfield N j.
soutlern IN " Baptist Association, Memorial bapus'
Church, Washington Square. South
acknowledgements convention, No. II West Forty
IN rd.st. ,xperiin,nts.
Opening Architectural League, new rooms, Fine Af's
Society Building No. 2l5 West Fftyseventh'st p H.
Lo,al Legion, Dclnonico's'
P,imari,. County Democracy, Cooper Union
Repuolcan ma citing, Palace RINK, CIerhoh'a'c''
Brook YIN. $780,. -.
Yong Mems ro'ored Republican club Kings County
rvcrftt,s Assembly Rooms Bidge and WlloughOy SIS
D. III. - .., -. and
f. F. Shepard Republican Club siXty-seventh's'' eho
BoUleyari, evening. a., g.,
urban Club On, and 'eveny-siNth't ana west
Vandel bllt.ave., p. IN.
George w. Walaraker Battery parade fo''yio"'"'
st. and NJ tn.ave. 80 p. M .
German Harrison and Reid Xth Assembly District NO
$3.50 E st Thiriy-nrst.st.. y. NJ. ,,.
J. W. Terry Ere c-C mad an Republican Assoc'a''on
No 10; f sc cn.y-s xth.st., 3 p N.
German Republican Organization, IlIu ASe'"oS "a
trct No. 1876 Eighth.st., evening.
rast SIDE Republican Club No. 134 Canai'st'' even
ing. - cu,r corut,,ae
Fifth Avenue Hotel afternoon
Republican Club. IXth Assembly DistNc'' D'eecAc
Building Morton and Blocker su. p m
Charles T. Bruder Republican Club. NO i"' 0fO'a
S d.. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

TIE PENNSYLVANIA'S Loss THROUGH LET'S.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company yesterday found
ont that the cash deficit Of A. s. Let's, the assistant
cashier Of the freight department at Jersey City, was
nearer s22 900 than 200, the amour. rt gwen out
The officials also asccrainet that Let's had been done
a heavy brokerage among the railroad employees, loan
ing out money in small SIMS At eXorDltant rate = u
interest They found Let's, books in muddled con
dition APART from H. fact that several leaves had been
ci,t out Acting upon the information thus far 90
taincd. Elisha Butcr. tho agent IN charge OF NE
freight department At Iiend"rS0u-st authorized the
cOmpany's lawyers 10 Institute criminal proceedings
against Let's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
THE REV. DIR. w. r. DAVIS WILL RESIGN

TIE REV. DIX. ". r. DIV + VIII 1Fr7or'''''
A report that owing TO a severe attack OF nervous
prostration fnc Rev. DR.. Wesley Reid Davis "oum
resign the pasorate OF the Reformed Church on inc
Heights to accept foreign consulate was made puoho
Yesterday Dr. Davis has been unable 10 fill MS
pulpit Tor several months. and has sought restoration
TO health by going to Bermuda and by spending the
summer at Nantucket. He hoped TO resume MS
pulpit this fall but unable to DO so, as severe
mental exertion at once induced his former trouble
1t was said for him yesterday that he did not propose
to resign and that his church would not permit MN
to do so. lie may 60 abroad however, II he mas
that he cannot resume preaching. His friends hoped
n secure consular appointment for him that he
could have something TO take mp his attention. but
nothing has been done. DR. Davis was formerly
Methodist minister. He had charge OF large ne
formed Church in Albany before returning to BrooR-
lyn, three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
THE RIG SUIT AGAINST f. &. STOKES.

The trial Of the suit of Cassos III. Read 10 re-
cover property worth 100000 at Far Rockaway from
Edward s Stokes was finished in the supreme Court
Yesterday md decision reserved The deience
was that tie plaintiff owed the defendant large
sum OF money when they were associated IN tn'
management Of the Hoffman House ana thc property
was conveyed to repay portion OF ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
Gorham Solid Silver

Silver articles made for Children 5
use are i'm such constant demand 'ha'
o,lr stock has to be kept up to the iulI-
est extent There is no limit to the
STYLES and shapes of cups, bowls, ana
plates. In addition 10 most compete
line of these table articles, we have
large number of toilet pieces; dainty
brushes, combs, powder boxes ana
puffs. The assortment for this season
is very complete.