The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-10

loved brethren of the Mystic cord" said
the chief stranger continuing. "for we
have deemed 1t the part of wisdom to go
slow until that pretty piece of strangling.
the garrote of the Indianapolis and Broad
Ripple rapidtransIt line is less VIVID IN
some peoples memory than it now is"
This was followed By great applause.
but we are getting in some fine work
even now" resumed the Chief. Brother
Rassmann made q pretty play to catch the
moral suckers when he called up the ordi-
nance to annex Fred KisseIs place."
MORAL ilimlnt be ID" exclaimed a
voice. Fred KissePs polly; 'fiooence
III knock moral support silly IN one round.
and on the second will disfigure it so its
parents wouldn't recognize it,"
Every true" said the Chief. I'VE mustn't
set too much store by the moral support OF
the community. Let rs continue to feed it
ON sweetened wind while we ever reserve
the substantials for those of our own house
hold. Mr.. Rassmann gave liberal dose or
strip of peoples to the moral element In his
ordinance, making the license for merry
Co-rounds $50. You sec, brethren, while
the trooly good people are gently snoozing
over this. our friends. the gamblers. will
get In their work. By the way, my lambs,
haven't you noticed that we can always
Democratic campaign fund. whereas. the
moral element never gives a cent"
And it's soon again we'll be askin' 'em. J"
said a brother.
Qultc bOous 5dAu tuO phtoAs Iva We ~
need ell we can get for November. We
couldn't save Fred Kissel from city taxa
ton for 1892. and he has sold ms sanctuary
10 Jimmie Jay. Patience and shuttle the
cards, children. Ii Mr.. Jay will be with
us. il may be that in good time we can dis
annex him. We can promise him that
anyway ,
member.
so we understand" said the chief
blandly. but when we have to unload we
unload. BY the way. can any one tell
what Tom raggart has done with our good
Mayor sullivan
A long and painful silence followed this
inquiry.
Never mind the connndrum." said the
chief softly. never mind It, Isuppose Mr..
Teggart has put him eomew here and then
gone off and forgotten him. Mr.. Taggart
has had a great deal on his mind since his
Orange county speech"
Il rise to n question of privilege" said q
person rising in the back part OF the room
Il hold in my hand clipping from ouI
organ. the Moose, which desire the clerk
TO read for the in ormation of the order.
The clerk read the following:
The physician who dissected the body o.
Schneider. the stranger executed in Vienna, re
ports the brain as eDnorlnally developed, with
evidence of having been affected from childhood
with hydrOcephalus, that the brain power
was diminished and the moral sense rendered
almost n0n-existenL
Il think" said the member. continuing
as this is in the indianapolis Moose We
may take it as official that noted Stranger
has passed away. / move thar. as o token
of regard. this lodge be draped in mourn
ing for the space of thirty days. and that We
secure competent medical experts TO eX
anime the head of each and every membel
of this order. The non-eNistence of mora
sense may not be dangerous. but this Other
thing. hydero-snuffie-us we had better take
advice upon" The motion carried and the
Strannlera nnlilnV thar lnta down 0VeI
their eyes passed out into the darkness anC
disappeared.