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PreSbyt0rIan.

CECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH COR
- ner Vermont and Pennsylvania streets. The Rev.
Joseph A. Milburn pastor. In addition TO usual
service the ordinance or baptism Will be administered
g., children at 1919 a. Preaching. 1880 p. m :
sunday school. 2:30 p. M young peoples meeting.
6:45 y. IN. Prayer-meeting. Thursday evening, 1880
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"Book,es" Fleeccd Ont Of Sos 600

CINCISNATI, o.. April S.-A tip to
have come to-day 10 betters on r0ccs 1T the
Covington. KY. pcol-rooms that proved "A
bonanza for every body but the book
makers. The story Is that the book makers
lost $4,000 on Van -. who won n race at
Gloucester to-day. aud was q six-tO-one
shot.
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4, FUNERAL NOTICE.

ADAMS-The funeral service of Wesley NJ Adams
Will take place at the residence OF the deceased. No
40 lc;cher avenue. Saturday. April q. at 10 a.
The friends of the deceased are specially invited
SMITH-The funeral OF Sarah. widow of Elder b.
h smith. Sunday. $3.50, Christian Church North
Indianapolis. Leave homestead CIawfordsyile
road, at p. m.
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LONDON. April s.-The Paris correspond
ent of the Morning Post sends n report Of
an interview with NJ. Renan on the ecclesi-
as:ical question in France. In closing NJ.
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Christian.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-CoRNER
Y of ohio and Delaware streets d. r. Lucas
salem" 7:45 y. m, Election and Justification"
Sunday school a $3.50 q. Howard Gale, superin-
tendent. Y. p. s. c. E. at G:l5 p. m. Charlie
Hawkins leader. The epel meetingsa t this Church
will continue each evening next week. and every
body invited TO attend.
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ST. Paul'S.

CT. PAUL'S CHURCH-CORNERO OF ILLINOIS
- and New York streets-Servlces will he con-
Quoted by Rev. G.. A. Christensen. Of New York city,
Sunday. at lO45 n. m and 7:45 p. m All are invited
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DIED.

BOWSER-Mrs. Mary A Bowser. Thursday even
ing, p. m. April Z. 1892. Funeral SUNDAY. April
10 at lu:3O q. m four miles east ON Michigan road
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had had In his possession, and which
proved 10 be not dynamite cartridge, but
"a banana.
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Renan says this about tho Pope: "He pro-
duces upon me the effect of an old beau. in
n rose cOlored cravat. promenading with
Dejaset iu one of her youthful roles"
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1BEY1S1k1Es
AEHlo g.RhPORlRAlSA
AefAaBMaFREEA
snI Boston TsD haas.
THE ENCAMPMENT ADJOURNS.
Resolutions Favoring the Service-Persie
Bill for All Who Served Ninety Days.

Resolutions Favoring the Service-Pecsion
Bill for All Who Served Ninety Days.
Fort WAYNE, Ind. April S.-The Indiana
Encampment of the Grand Army of the Re-
public. held in this CITY, has adjourned,
being pronounced great success. delegates
being in attendance from all over the State.
Resolutions were adopted requesting
Secretary Noble to have the rule in
the Pension Office set aside which re-
quired the evidence OF testimony
of two privates in pension cases TO equal
Also recommending the passage by Con-
gress. OF a service, pension bill of IS per
month to all soldiers who served ninety
days or over. this being the same bill as has
been approved by three Successive encamp-
meDts of the national u. a. X, ut Column
bus. Milwaukee and Boston.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Baptist.

THIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - NORTHEAST
+ corner OF New. York Pennsylvania streets
The pastor Rev. w +. Taylor. will preach at lO:45
q. IN. and 1880 y. 10. SUNDAY school 9:lo a.
Dung Peoples meeting. $40 p. IN. on sunday and
Tuesday evening. kegular prayer meeting on
Thursday evening.
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100000 for the G.. A. II.

WAsHTsGToN. April S.-The Senate to-
day passed the District of Columbia ap-
preparation bill. including an appropria-
ton of Sl00.0O0 for sustenance and quarters
for the grand encampment, which was
adopted by vote of fl to 10 and adjourned
till Monday. The negative votes were cast
by Messrs Bate. Berry. Blackburn. Coke.
ColqGitt. Irby. Jones of Arkansas. Mills.
Pugh and Vest.
The bill appropriates out of the United
States treasury 100000 To pay for sub
sistence and quarters of such hoEorably
discharged non resident Union soldiers.
sailors and marines who served III the war
of the rebellion az may attend as delegates
or otherwise the twcnIy-siNth annual
canpmen. OF the q. A. X. in the city of
Washington. the money TO he paid 10 and
oIsbursed by the citizens executive COM
mit;ec OF Washington having IN charge
such reception and entertainment under
such regulations may be prescribed by
the Secretary of War.
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Ravachoi Ferprtratcs n Joke.

PARIS. April s-The trial of Ravachol
has been fixed for April %. NJ. Beaure-
paire. the public prosecutor Will person
ally conduct the prosecution. At the ex-
animation to-day Ravachol play ed joke
on the large crowd in the court TO ON.
which had quite u startling effect and Gre
ated great excitement for brief
period. During the proceedings the
prisoner suddenly produced an article
of cylindrical shape. of which view
could not be obtained. owing 10 it being
partially covered by the Anarchists hand.
1t had the appearance of dynamite cart
ridge and the prisoner pretended that il was
internal machine. and SAID that he was
tired of life ana was about 10 how himself
and all the other persons in the binding
tn pieces. making at the same time a mo-
tion as If to hurl the OBJECT he held in his
hand in the midst of the frightened
crowd. which filled the room. Instantly
there was stampede by the greatly
alarmed spectators. and the Judge. and tho
clerk of the court from the room. and they
sought place of safety. The frightened
off cals would not return until they were
assured that there was no danger. and
were shown the article which Ravachol
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TABERNACLE CHURCH-CORNER NERD
l. ian and Second streets. Rev. J. A Rondthaler ID.
D.. pastor who will preach at 1880 a.. IN. sunday.
school, 2:l5 p M Y z. 8 c. E, 345. Services in
school house Elder avenue West Side. also In
Mt Jackson Chapel at 7:30 p IN.
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Grace Falls from Her Throne.

sItcjsl to tie Indianapolis Journal
LONDON, April s.-Grace Hawthorne
who is playing Theodore at the Olympic.
tainted during the first act tonight. and
fell from the throne on which she was
standing The fall was quite bad one.
and she struck her forehead on the floor
with great force The audience became
excited, every body standing IN. and some
women screaming aloud. The curtain was
lowered and Miss Hawthorne was carried
to her dressing-room, where physicians as
sisted IN restoring her to consciousness and
attended to her bruised head. She was
soon able 10 resume her part, and the play
went on after brief delay.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Murderer Who L 9 to lie Decapitated To-
Day Makes u Gruesome Request.

A Murderer Who to He Decapitated To-
Day Makes Gruesome Request.
PARIS. April S.-The execution OF
Lieutenant Anastay, who murdered the aged
Baroness Dellard. in December last. is fixed
for o'clock tomorrow morning. Anastay
will be guillOtined In La Roquette prison.
the authorities having rejected the military
petitions in favor of execution by shooting.
on the ground that Anastay committed q
crime against the common law. and was
tried by an ordinary tribunal. Deibler. the
chief executioner. has received n number of
threatening letters from Anarchists. Tho
approaches to La Roquettc will be strictly
guarded.
Anastay has requested his brother. who
Is a medical student, to experiment on his
head as soon as it is decapitated by the ex-
ecutioner He promised to reply by move
ments of his eyes to certain questions
which his brother will ask regarding the
sensations which he experienced when tho
knife cut his head from his body. The OBJ
ject of this proposed grnesome conversation
is To afford test as to whether any vestige
of life remain in the human head immedi-
ateIy after it has been severed.
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Cruisers Ordered to I,e'-Ins Sea.

WASHINGTON, AprilS-Sevcral important
naval orders were issued to-day. The
Yorktown and Adams, at San
Francisco. were ordered TO proceed ut
once TO Port Townsend and report
ARRIVAL. The cruisers Charleston and
Baltimore, also at San Francis
CO. were ordered TO proceed 10 Astoria. Ore.
tn participate in the Columbia river CEN
tennial celebration. May IL. While no or
ders have beeD given to that effect It is un-
9eIstood that the four vessels named Will
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ID OBERTS PARK NJ E. CHURCH NORTH
Rev Z. A. Van Anda. ID. d.. pastor. Morling class.
O. m. preaching by Mrs. Mary G. Nindc. 1880 a
Sunday school, 2:l5 p IN. Preaching by the
pastor at 7iSO p. IN. Epworth League. Tuesday
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NTERIDIAN-STREET METHODIST EPISCO.
M pal Church-Corner of New York and Meridian
streets-1he Rev H A. Cleveland ID. d., viii preach
at o 30 q IN and 7:45p. Glasses at 939; sunday
school Mt 2;l5: Y. p. s. c. T.. at 3:45 Thursday
evening meeting az 7:45
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f. L. Har,and. the New Commander.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. April s.-The annual
State Encampment 6. A. r., Department of
Illinois. to-day adopted resolutions askiDg
Illinois Senators and Representatives,
to vote against the appropriation of
100000 by Congress TO assist in the en-
tertai nment of the National Encampment
ut Washington; favoring the bill for estab-
fishing an intermediate pension between
$50 and S72; Endorsing General Ayers rec
ord as a soldier ms n complete refutation
of the ISLANDERS of his anemies;" indorsng
Commander-in-cbIef Palmer's order depre-
eating the carrying of confederate flags in
PROFESSIONS participated in by G. A. X.
members. 4. r. Harland, of Marshall, was
elected department commander for the en-
suing year.
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TABERNACLE CHURCH-The annual meeting OF this
church and congregation will he held the evening
of Thursday. April IL 1892. III the chapel for the
said congregation and for the transaction Of such
other business as may be properly presented;
VIM y. ANDERSON, Clerk.
indiana pOlis April g. 1892
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Religious Fanatics Cause a Riot.

DELHI, April S.-Great excitement has
been caused among the lower classes here
by rumors circulated by religious fanatics.
that the government had appointed secret
agents to kiduap seven boys. who were to
be offered as a sacrifice to the water deity,
upon the site of the projected reservoir.
The matter was discussed among the
natives and the rnmors were implicitly be-
loved. The Indignation grew intense and
O watch was set to discover who the agents
were. A number of persons. including sew
eral Sikh soldiers. were suspected of being
the government emssarIes TO steal the
victims. To-day crowds of natives set
upon the suspects and beat them in most
brutal manner. The excitement spread and
the natives are in q dangerous state. The
police are doing their utmost to allay the
excitement. large number of the ring
leaders in the assaults have been arrested
and will be tried as rioters.
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Not worlsinGmen, but Anarchists.

SJecial 70 the India ma polls Journal.
LONDON, April S.-FOr tho first time dur
ing the current agitation of the so-called
uncmploye ed in London the flag of anarchy
was displayed at the meeting held to-day.
This seems to maks it clear that the move
ment is. as has been claimed all along by
its critics. bogus one. so far as it pre-
tends to DO in the interest of the genuine
workingmen. Alongside of the blOod-red
emblem was black flag inscribed: I'VE
demand the right to work" Backert. who
was unsparing in his deDunciatiOns of the
leaders of the movement, was again present
aud interjected remarks TO the effect that
the persons who had convened the meeting
were murderers. Anarchists. etc. These
Interruptions gave rise to bowls and curses.
and there were several small scrImmages
between the adherents of Backert and
those of the opposite way of thinking.
Resolutions were adopted that the County
Council must be compelled to establish
works for the relief Of the unemployed.
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LUMBER
N. +. DALTON & CO.

Dealers IN Lumber. Sash, Doors. Blinds shngieS
Laih Fence Posts. etc. eouth Noble and East Wash-
tpgton stTeetA
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MODJESKA.

When some one asked this famous ac-
treSs how she preserves her beauty, sho
said: 81 am not economical with my
money or my emotions. am the verieSs
spendthriit that ever lived Of smiles, and
tears AMI dollars. IL is that have stll
retained the power 10 feel everything
whether glad or sad most intensely, 20
laugh and cry within the same moment
almost, that keeps me young Most PEG.
pie grow moroSe and melancholy as they
grow old. One reason for this Is, that
they suffer ,erriblywi indigestion. When
the stomach fails, the vital forces soon de-
cline, the form loses It's roundness, the
step It's elasticity and vigor. All tins can
be guarded against by taking the Laxative
Gum Drops. These Gum Drops contain
fine oathartc embodied In gum drop ma.
'tefial. They contain no dlsagreeable taste
Of medicine. They can be given TO chill.
iren without the slightest danger. In fact
50 mild and gentle are they, that many
people may think they have no effect upon
them, but II they will persevere for several
nights In their use, they will notice that
they will receive the utmost benefit from
their use. Get THIS great remedy Of any
dealer. The small boxes are 10 cents, the
large boxes 2S cents.
SYLVAN REMEDY CO, Peoria, ~.
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Plat on the contrary was expert
and experienced as a politician. De-
pew thinks he did his speeches In great
shape, and VIC may recall that he
talked wildcat. withdrew his eulogy of
Cleveland, pictured anarchy aud con-
fusion in the event OF Harrison's over
throw, praised tina, political accidency,
Whitelaw Reid, and emitted no end Of
rhetorical rubbish. While he was on
the stump Brother Platt, as he calls
him. was running the machine. His
hand was on the lever and he ran right
into landslide. 1.-THE engine simply
plunged into the distractions, and we
all know the result"
We all do know the result, and IL is
none the less acceptable in that 1t will
make permanent retirement from
political activities OF the so-called big
four of New York. Warner Miller
may return 20 the building Of his Mic.
aragua canal, lliscock will be dropped
from the senate and Plat and Depcw
may go on TO their hearts content in
mutual chickering's as TO which Of them
Is most to blame for a result upon
which neither had the slightest inhu-
ence.-Chicago Times.
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ILLINOIS oONe DEMOCRATIC.

Illinois gone democratici stop, my lad whats
In little hard O. hesrin' an I'm sct,in old
and gray
Must be some mistake about It. why, since got
an me were boys
such thing has never happened in this STATE
OF Illinois
Truth you say Well. darn NV but,.os ef e'
amt too good ter believe;
Gosh all hshhooks how Penn Nixon an then
other chaps II grieve.
Illinois gone democraticl Hold me, feIers cr III
bust
An once more a public ONCE has Become Ell
public trust
Tell me, vhar is Bnl McKinIeyy H., yer sent
ter him the newss
Won't them chaps In Pennsyivany he,au awful
III o. blucst
Got New York and Injiany' Holy mack rel
hear me shout
Knocked them big protection fellcr. 10 thcir
first round down and out
An Ohio by Jerus lem carried pu McKin
ley's statel
s'ormcd the birthplace o prO,cc,ioa Oh. but
fellers, this Is great .,
Tn Jest ripplin DER with laughter Calitorny's
gone our way.
Pears ter me we've got the country aud we
own the earth to-day.
Bill, go out an get some rockets CIT cannon
an err drum.
Call Their neiehbors all together: I'm goIn ter
hey some fun.
I'm er goin' ter celebratin', an CT treaiu' O
Their boys.
Lord, Their sound is mighty soousS, demo
cratic Illinois.
Got Wisconsin. too, by ginger Got New Jer'
sey. Amt II great
Got er mortgage on ther 'lectors FROM ,hcr little
Nutmeg state.
Illinois gone democratic. Holy mack'rel let me
shout
HIP, hurrah. for Grover CLEVELAND Now well
turn the rascais OUT e.
-Hyder Al. in chicago Dispatch.
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wANTON KILLING OF GAME.
Wasteful slaughter Of Deer In Oregon
VIII Lead to Their determination.

Wasteful slaughter Of Deer In OREGON
Will Lead to Their DETERMINATION.
Parties who have been out hunting in
tho country between the head waters OF
the forks Of the Santiam bring back &C.
counts Of a wholesale destruction of
deer In that region by Indians.
Bands Of Warm Spring and Klickitat
Indians, numbering from one hundred
and nifty 10 two hundred. get permission
about July 1 to come over into the
Willamette valley 70 pick hops, and
leave their reservations They come in
over the Santiam wagon road and make
. camp at Indian Prairie, and then or
ganize grand roundup OF deer They
surround vast tract Of country on their
ponies, says the Portland Oregonian,
which they ride through q country that
q white man can hardly get through on
foot, and drive the deer toward COM
mon center and slaughter them by
hundreds, killing bucks. fawns and
does indiscriminatsly, drying the
choice parts of the meat for winter sup
plea
The settlers Wow these proceedings
with great disfavor, and claim that as
they are not allowed TO go on Indian
reservations the Indians should not DO
allowed to harry the country outside Of
the reservations. 1t is claimed that
these Indians have exterminated tho
mule deer In eastern Oregon, and are
fast discriminating the deer in the Cas-
cades
1t Is stated that In the region about
the headwaters of the various forks of
the Santiam Indians have this season
slaughtered over one thousand deer.
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BEATS THE EIfFEL
ne Devils Tower. n Strange Wonder
Work Of Nature iu wyoming.

ne Devils Tower. n Strange wondsr-
Work % Nature iu wyoming.
One of natures strangest freaks. ono
OF the greatest wonders of the world. Is
the Devils tower, OF, as the Sioux In.
dams call IL, the mateo tcpec, or the
bears lodge, which stands on the banks
of the La Fourche river, in a northeast
ern county Of Wyoming, says the Port
land Oregonian. The country for fifty
miles around consists Of high table
lands, deep canyons and narrow fertile
valleys-notling 10 indicate the posi-.
BILE existence of any such freak of ma
ture.
The tower Is q gigantic column. .
monster obelisk Of lava, which rises to
q height OF l,727 feet. almost twice the
height of the Eiffcl tower. At the base
the huge shaft measures 800 feet
through in one direction. Hugh crys-
tails of the volcanic rock measuring
from TO feet through, start at the
base and run unbroken to the top, Civ
ing to the column peculiar fbrous APP
posrance. even when viewed from the
tablelsnds forty miles way.
How did it get thereP How was II
made? Once In awhile, in the present
age, we have heard how portions of the
bottom Of one Of the oceans have been
pushed up by volcanic forces, and
even new island added TO the
charts. Ages on ages ago similar vol
canic forces started jet Of lava up
from the bottom of the ancient geolog.
zeal ocean that covered all the north.
west at that time. Thesquirt Of molten
rock evidently did not break through
II into the waters above, but froze, as
an iron man would say, in the hole IL
had made. This slow cooling of, the
gradual loss of it's fiery energy, proba-
bly, lasted for many long years, and
gave time for the particles to arrange
themselves in the huge crystals that
arouse all Of our astonishment to-day.
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The AMERICAN SOLDIER.
To Know Him Wen You VI Get Toll With


| Him.
To know the American soldier well
| you must toll with him over the desert
trail when the sun beats holly down on
the dry and verdurelcss earth, and the
dust rises In white clouds that hide the
column from view, and ILLS the eyes,
the mustache. the ears, the mouth. with
profanity and vexation. Here Is where
his songs and jokes proclaim the stun
that he il made II. says Harper's Week.
ly. Then when you are sent ont with
him In the dead Of winter over twenty
inches Of snow. your equipments and
supplica on bObsleds, no IL Ia that dis
mounts time and again without q muir
muir, pushing 20 help the mules up hill.
and rcpacking the overturned sled n
dozen times in day. then. after II all.
digging his hole Ia the snow. and put
tiag up his tent ut night all the time
joking with his "Bunkic. aud ready ~
ever % steal n wisp Of hay or handful
OF oats FOR his shivcring horse,
lie 1t Il that jumped Into q boiling hot
spring Ia save tho life 81 a daughter Of
q private citiken-a deed for which tho
citizen, who was rich man, proircred
the astounding sum OF FIVE dollars. and
the government the gold medal OF
honor. he that took q nat bottomcd
boat out In heavy sea In New York
harbor 90 rescue a drowning boy; that
lost HIS life for his fidelity while at
tempting to swim an Icy strcam with
dispatches; who single handed served q
held gun through an action with bul.
let ia his leg. TO hold position; he that
son believe incapable ~ anything but
'bucldng faro" and drinking strong
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