The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-11
Patents Granted Hoosier Inventors.


Special TO the India napolis Journal
WASHINGTON. May 10.-Patents were to-
day granted Indiana inventors as follows:
Jno L. Barnes, Kendallvile, feed mechanism
for saw-mills; Augustus Bruner. indianapolis,
electric conduit; Frank Il. Butts, assignor OF
funnel; Joseph Chaplin, assignor of One-balf 10
W. Voght, North Manchester fence machine; Je-
rome H. Fnrt WaTn Ma
Leonard Hinckle, Indianapolis, combination
tool; Chas- ID. Jenney. assignor TO Jenney Eec-
tric-mOtor Company. indianapolis, dynamo cleo
tric machine or motor; john W. Kailor, assignor
board for clover-hulling machines; Chas. 5.
Kellogg ChestertOn, device for keeping stalls
clean Grant Merritt. Frankfort fence; Iren8us
p Nelson. Muncie, jar-sealiDg device James Nj.
Norris, Pierceton. DlOw cleyis; Thomas III. Parry
and c. q. Stull. assignors TO Parry Manufacture
ing Company, indianapolis. valance for vehicle
top; Sias ID. RittenhOuse. Liberty Mills. wrench;
Phineas Nj. Sparks, GAINESVILLE. stock fence: An
drew III. Tarris. Marion, assignor to n. q. Rich
Rrdson and l.. j. Tarris, swinging gate; Edward
J. Updike. Mishawaka, planter; John Wall and
j. j. Mack. Terre Haute. railway frog; John f.
West, Huntington, solar camera; Jones d Hill
Company, Elkhart, chewing gum; Miller IL New
ton. South Bend medicine for the blood and di-
gestive system; National Card Company, Indi-
annapolis, playing-cards.
Free Iron Ore and Refined Sugars.
WASHINGTON, May 1O.-Free iron ore and
free refined sugars are the two propositions
which are now beginning TO enter into the
calculations of a number of tho Demo-
cratic members of the ways and means COM
mlttee as measures which should be report
ed to the House and passed at this session
as part of the tariff policy of the majority
IN tho House: The matter at present is in
the stage of discussion, and no conclusion
has been reached by the majority of the
ways and means committee. With refer
ence TO the free refined-sugar bill 1t is said
that assurances are wanted from the Sem
ate before action Is taken by the commit
tee. The Democrats on the committee
have heard that Senator Sherman has de-
clared that he will favor free refined
sugar bill. and it is proposed to see several
Republican Senators and ascertain their
views.
The Raum Inquiry Nearly Concluded.
WASHINGTON. May 1O-The Raum inves-
tigaton was continued to-day. Maj. S. n.
Clark, one of the correspondents of the
New York Tribune. testified that soon after
the completed files order was issued he had
an interview with Commissioner Raum
with reference to articles published in q
New York paper attacking Commissioner
Raum's administration. One of the charges
was that George T.. Lemon had Endorsed q
note for the Commissioner. The Commits
sioner said there was not q word of truth
in the article. Mr.. Brosius congratulated
the committee that 1t was approaching the
end of Its protracted and tedious inquiry;
and the committee adjourned to meet at
the Pension Office Thursday.
Will Not Impeach Judge Boarman
WASHINGTON. May 1O.-The special COM
mittee of the House judiciary committee
to which was committed the investi CATION
of the charges made against Judge Boar
man, of louisiana. this afternoon agreed
upon the outline of the report 1t will make
The committee was unanimous. IL finds
that In several instances the conduct of
Judge Boarman in rulings and charges was
culpable and that he was technically guilty
of unlawfully holding funds of the registry
of the court. The report will criticise and
censure the conduct OF Judge Boarman,
but il was decided under all the clrcum-
stances In the case not TO recommend his
Impeachment. as il was felt that there was
Dot sufficient testimony to warrant such
action.
VIII Elect Major Warner Governor.
Special tothe Indianapolis Jourbal.
WASHINGTON. May 10-George Fl. Apper-
son, who has tor years been connected with
the st. Louis Globe Democrat bureau here.
and who is one of the brightest newspaper
writer's in Washington. leaves here on
Thursday to take charge of the Star
Sayings the Republican afternoon paper.
at st. Louis. Mr. Apperson has many
friends in Indiana who will be glad 10
learn of his deserved success. ave are
going TO do several things of Importance
in Missouri this fall" said Mr.. Apperson
this afternoon. but the most i'm portant of
these happenings will be the election OF
Major Warner as Governor. 1t is going 70
be done sure enough"
Wants the President to Veto n Biu