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the lake, and on il will bs built n railroad
station. barracks. parade grounds and rif1e
range.
ILLINOIS.

Social Sensation at Bloomington by Mrs.
Churchiii's Suit for Separate Maintenance.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
BLOOMINGTON. May IA sensation was
created here to-day by Mrs Churchill. the
wife of r. r. Churchill, who began suit
for separate maintenance. Mrs Churchill
charges her husband with having made
Miss Della Logan valuable presents. in
Guiding horse and buggy and consIdera-
BILE money. She asked for and obtained an
injunction restraining Churchhill from dis
posing of any of his property. Mr..
Churchill is the local ticket agent of the
Illinois Central. and he and Mrs. Churchill
have moved In the best society.
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The student and Politics.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
FRANKLIN. May Is. - The Republican
students of Franklin College wero all
dressed this evening by Messrs. Jesse Over
street and r.. A. Brown. the former definin q
the relation of the college student to poll
tics and citizenship, the latter refutiDg
the fallacions proposition that political
economy as taught in the colleges of the
Nation 10 opposed TO q protective tariff
and in favor of free trade. A college
club was organized with j. T.. Smith presi-
dent and J. NJ. Ratterton secretary. l.. +.
tional convention of college Republican
clubs which meets in Ann Arbor, Mich,
next Tuesday,
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Rrief Mention.

A Pythian lodge was organized at Mo-
weaqua. one hundred knights from abroad
attending.
Miss Nellie Dates and George Hoeffer. edi-
tor OF the Warren Lender, were married at
the residence of the bride in Freeport.
The body of Martin Grill. q farmer of
Varna. was found in the river at Lac0n
yesterday. Death is attributed to suicide.
A four-year-olds son of S. l.. Buckles. of
Auburn. was burned to death as the result
OF playing with q newspaper and crate
fire.
yesterday at Shelbyville. Her affection
was caused by the burning of one of her
children while playing in a barn which
caught fire from lightning.
William E. Bates. of Shelbyvilie. died
from the result of n wound in the head in
fiicted q month ago, caused By an acct
dental stroke OF a scantling in which was
nail that pierced his brain.
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knights Of Labor Labels.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.

IIctI1H 20 s7IC 1H1FE1ss-51FVIIo 0V''TFft''-
PITTsBURG. Pa. May 13.-The time of the
Knights of Labor executive board was &C.
cupied to-day in the arrangement of labels
for the various classes of goods manu-
featured by members of the order TO en-.
able them to be distinguished from the
product of non-uniOn hands. This action
ia in pursuance to a resolution adopted by
the recent national convention of the PEG.
Plies party at Sc. Louis The appeal OF the
evening the board visited the glass W ork.
ers' assembly.
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An Army of CatcrpilIars.

RALEIGH. N. e., May 13-The caterpil-
lars which year ago showed themselves
in such large numbers along the southern
border of the State az to delay trains on
tho North Carolina Central railroad. have
again appeared. The trains have again
killed many put the vast body has marched
into Column bus Bladen and Robson coun-
ties. Reports made by correspondents of
the State Agricultural department say the
caterpillars have stripped the forest of all
the leaves, and are now moving. slowly
westward. They are much more numerous
than they were last year. So far as report
ed they have not attacked the crops.
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Senator Vance Seriously Ill.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
AsHEvILLE. n. g. May IA telegram
which was received here this afternoon
from c. n. Vance. son of Senator T.. b.
Vance. summoning ply stefan to the bed.
side of his father Mt mis- country home
eighteen miles east of Asheville. has caused
much anxiety. Senator Vance has been al
Gombroon for several weeks under the ad
vice of bis physician. Before leaving
Washington he suffered a slight stroke o,
facial paralysis. but was reported better
here YESTERDAY
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of such defect. In the instance noted the
line was found to be one mile short Of the
number OF miles called for by the original
survey. hut the monument was fonnd and
will be reconstructed OH the same spot that
it was placed originally. The same course
will be pursued throughout the length of
the enfira line
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The Conemauch Arrives nt Riga.

RIGA. Russia. May 1&-The American
steamer COnemaugh. Captain Spencer.
loaded with flour. grain and provisions
sent from Philadelphia for the benefit of
starving Russian peasants. arrived in the
Riga roadstead last midnight. At 5 o'clock
this morning the work of discbarging the
vessels cargo commenced and is being
pushed as rapidly possible. This after
noon the municipal authorities and the
chief residents of Riga proceeded in
steamers TO the roadstead. where most
hearty greetings were extended to those on
board the Conemaugh.
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GER. wArpENHASs, Forecast Officer.
Bodies of Forty-Three Miners Recovered.

RosLYN. Wash. May l3.-At IL O'Clock
last nj ght the remaining bodies were taken
from the slope. making total of forty
three men who persisted in the terrible ex-
plosion Tuesday. About $50 children have
been left fatherless by the disaster. and in
most instances they arc Young and unable
10 help themselves. Subscriptions arc
coming in literally from cities and towns
of the Nor thwe est. several thousand dollars
already having been received.
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lpa,nnapoli. Man chosen Prcs,dent.

COLUMBUS. o.. May I3.-The National
Brot herbood Of Boiler makers adjourned to
meet Nav. 1893. in Topeka The officers
Carly. of Indianapolis: first Woe grand
Lee johnson. of Topeka; second vice grand.
r. r. Allen. of Pocateilo. Ida: third vice
grand, }. +. Madden. of Charleston, s. c.;
financial secretary and treasurer. Raymond
declared in favor Of opening the worlds
fair on Sunday.
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Tho Mexican boundary Line.

Ell PAso. Tex. May 13.-Lieutenant Sey-
burn, who is in charge of the international
TOR has been discovered in the original sur.
vey which would give the United States n
mile of territory now belonging TO Mexico
were it not for a clause in the original ar
ticles of agreement between the United
States and Mexico. 20 the effect that in case
any discrepancy in the location of the mon
uments II ever found to exist neither
country shall claim any territory by reason
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IOsseS by Fire.

depot of the Pierce Oil Company in this
city was destroyed by fire last night.
Three tank cars. three very largo tanks
and two tank wagons were destroyed. The
loss is $4,000: partially covered by insur-
ahce.
MAssIILOH. o., May 13.-The First Meth
odist Episcopal Church and the residence
of Isaac B. Dangler, adjoining. were de-
siroyed by fire this morning. Loss, SIS, 900.
Among the things destroyed were a fine
organ and clock worth 81, 400.
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One Whisky Trust Indictment Ouashed.

BosTON. May 13.-Judge Nelson, of the
United States District Court. to-day
qunshed tho indictment found against tho
Whisky Trust Officials-Joseph Is. Green
hur and others. This is the first indict-
mont found by the District Court grand
jury that the court passed upOn. An in.
dictment was found agsinst these same
the one now quashcd. The officials will
be rearrestcd On the second one.
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HOW 1T WILL BE BONE.

Official Order and Programme for the PeO-
pies Party National Convention.
fIte:fl TO the Indianapolis Journal.
OMAHA. Mob, May 1S.-The national ex-
ecutiye committee of the Peoples party
met this morning at the Willard and pro-
mulGated the following official order and
programme for the national convention of
that party to be held in this city July 4:
Owing to the desire to make nomination
on July all delegates will meet for tenn
porary organization at the Coliseum build
ing. Omaha, Neb., on July 9. 1872. at 10
o'clock A. VI. The various state delegations
are requested to meet at o'clock on the
same day to elect one member on each of
the following committees: Credentials.
rules and order of business, permanent
organization and resolutions; also to
select three members of tho national
committee from each State and Territory.
The following order of exercises has been
arranged: Call to order Dy Chairman II.
L. Taubeneok, of the national committee;
prayer; address OF welcome. by Mayor
George P. Bcmis of Omaha; response. by
United states Senator j. IL. Kyle; an
nOuncement of temporary officers: call of
States and Territories for the announce
ment Of committee on credentials; short
addresses by l.. l.. Polk. L. Y. POwderly. j.
B. Weaver. Ignatius Donnelly. Jerry Simp-
son. Ben Terrell and others. lnterspersod
with music and singing. After the report
of the committee on credentials the roll Of
States will he called for the announcement
of members Of the committees on rules and
order of business, on permanent OrganiZa-
tion and on resolutions
North Caro,in. Democrats for Cleveland.
RALEIGH, n. c.. May 13.-Nearly all the
Democratic county conventions have been
held. and far the returns show that the
avowed advocates of the third party move
ment have generally been defeated in their
attempt to capture the county conventions.
Though they have been successful in some
instances. the straight Democrats are in q
large majority. and no effort will be made
to send Sc. Louis platform advocates TO the
Democratic convention. The State IS al
most solid for Cleveland.
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Tron's l-Room Formally R1idcd.

Samuel o. Day was arrested by Sergeants
Lowe and Mefford and Captain Quigicy for
selling pools at Irons pool-room, OH North
Illinois street. The arrest was merely
formal. Day being informed that he was
under arrest on the charge stated. He was
released on q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bond.
with j. I. Gent as surety.
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LAWFUL AND UNLAWFUL EXECUTIONS.

EtieDne Deschamps Hanged at New Orleans
for Poisoning a Little Girl.
NEW ORLEANS. May 13.-Etienne Des-
champs was hanged at the parish prison,
this city. to-day. The drop fell at p. NJ.
Deschamps's crime was the murder OF
Juliet Deitsch, aged thirteen, by giving
her chloroform. He then attempted suicide
by the same agency. He was, tried twice
and each time convicted. Every effort was
made to Indn the board of pardons ia
recommend communication of his sentence ia
imprisonment for life. but the board re.
fused to interiors. The last Intellectual
effort to save Deschamps was made yester.
day by the French consul who called on
Lieutenant-governor Jeferies In behalf OF
the condemned man. Both Deschamps and
his victim were natives of France.
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NOTICE.
T D.&w., CHICAGO AND RETURN. 50.

Ii,
NOTICE-THE WARREN HOTEL CO. OF
~ Warren, Hun tington county. Indiana. viii
receive scaled bids for the construction OF two
story brick building. basement 0Txe0 feet Bids %
be o ened May %.
Tine company reserves the right 10 reject any
all bids specifications at The Exchange Bank.
LaBello 6 French. Architects. Marion. Ind
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS = 5 RECT AND
~ house numbering. Notice Is hereby given that
viii receive sealel proposals until 1880 O'Clock y.
- MOndsy May 80. leS2. Tor the erection OF name
AMI number pistes the streets and the mberina
OK size houses ali in said city. Zach pruposa must
be accompanied with q sample OF each kind OF num-
Der bid on. House numbers Will be paid for by the
paid tor 10y tho ely All proposals to- Oe sealed and
Endorsed Proposals for street and House Number.
iER." Witness my hand THE l2Ih day May. loy2.
o. A. ARMFIELD. Clerk.
Elwood, Ind.
NrOTICE-TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILD
~ The Board vf School Commissioners of the
city OF Indianapolis invite sealed proposals until
p. m. May 2O. 1892. for the following buildings;
one eiehtroom building corner OF Washington
one four.roo school building I'm Oak Hill.
The contracts 10 include the entire material and
labor required TO complete ready for occupancy.
Bids to no made upon blanks provided for the pur.
pose. andfor each building separately.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any or all
fee of Louis H Gibson. architect. Hartford Block,
WILLIAM SCOTT
E. J.. WILLIAMS.
]. A. BUDDENBAUM
Committee Buildings and Grounds.
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crsv...e Near Arkansas. c,,v

VICKsBURG. Miss. May 13.-A crevasse
occurred this afternoon ut o'clock two
miles north of Arkansas City. on the west
bank of the river. but il was closed before
great damage was done.
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GENERAL WEATHER BULLETIN.

Forecast for To-Day.
WASHINGTON. May 13.-Forecast until 8
p. NJ. Saturday:
For Indiana and Illinois-Showers; east
winds
For Ohio-Sbowers; slightly cooler at
Columbus; south winds.
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Took Poison.

Jennie Bell. aged twenty-one. an inmate
of Laura Bess's brothel. attempted to COM
init suicide last night DIR. Marker was
called in and succeeded in reviving her.
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nrInI.ter Porter Arrives me Rorne.

ROME. May 13.-The Hon. A. G. Porter.
the American minister to Italy. arrived in
this city to-day. He expressed himself as
highly pleased that the dispute between
Italy and the United States. growing out
of the New Orleans affair." had been adj
of the great increase in the commercial re-
1atiOns between Italy and the United
States and the great interest felt in Italy
in the Chicago Columbian Ex position. the
resumption OF full diplomatic relations be-
tween the two nations is regarded with
special favor by all classes In Italy.
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Objects to the Anderson Election.

STtCldi
ANDERSON. May ia very small ripple
of excitement was caused In political cir
cles here to-day by the announcement that
DR.. w. H. Taylor. editor of the Peoples
Journal and chief promoter of the Labor
party, had prepared n complaint and pro-
posed to enter suit in the Circuit Court
to set aside tho recent city election.
DR.. Taylor bases his complaint on the
ground that the Labor party had no repre-
sentation on any of the election boards as
Inspectors judges or clerks DR.. Tay lOr is
the man who prepared the bill petitioning
and authorizing Congress to loan Il 100000
to Indiana farmers. Dr.. Taylor IS an
ardent Democrat, and has labored to insin-
uate himself into the good graces of Mad
ison county farmers and Anderson laboring
men, but with poor success.
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Killed I'm the Mines.

EJtC1el 10 lie Ihu1nnhI Olls IOlrfl.I.
KNIGHTsviLLE. May 13.-Newton Ander-
son. a younR man of Harmony. was instant.
ly killed by falling slate in Zeller & Sig
ler's mine. south of this place. this morn
ing. This is the second accident this week.
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NAUGATUCK. w. Va. Nav 13.-"Red"
Smith. who killed Lester Folds on Laurel
creek, last Saturday. to get possession of
revolver. was taken from jail tins morning
by q mob Of eco persons and lynched.
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The Better Way.

Philadelphia Press.
Republican, instead of trying to defeat
Harrison, can better afford to turn their at
tention to Ways of defeating the Demo-
cratic candidate for President.
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Recovery of Stolen Goods.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON. May 13.-More than one hun
dred dollars worth of goods stolen from
w. W. Lewiston IL Son. of Liberty.
werc discovered hero to-day at the de-
pot of the Panhandle railway. Yesterday
afternoon Mr.. Percy Lewiston reached the
city in search of the goods, which he and
Chief of Police Welker located this ming.
For several years John Chapman has been
q trusted and confidential employee of the
firm. Chapman and his wife were firm be-
levers IN spiritualism, and such be-
camo their infatuatIon for the strange
deIusion that both became insane and were
taken to the hospital at Richmond on
Monday last. On the way to the asylum
the wife dropped remark that
led to the discovery of the goods.
For long time the firm missed
the goods and overy precantiOn was
taken to discover the thief, but Chapman
was too GINNING. 1t seems that his wife
was q guilty accpmplicc, and that they
have been in tho habit of boxing up the
good sand sending them TO other cities
for disposed. Their sin preyed
heavily OIL their consciences ami during
her rawlings while on the train Mrs. Chap
man turned TO her husband and exclaimed.
"Oh, what will we do with our stolen
goods shipped to Anderson Lewiston 81
son were ut once notified.
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Yes, and Glad of the Chance.
ST. Louis Star
The people want Harrison. and the poll
ticians of the Repn blican party will wisely
fail in with the procession.
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PREPARING FOR AN ELECTION.
Engiand's Parliament Nay Be Dissol,

Engiand's Parliament May Be Dissolved
June 2s-Gladstone Likely to Win.
copyright. 1882 by the New York Associated Press
LONDON, May 13.-Mr. Balfour will meet
the Conservative election agents on May
81. when a definite indication will be gwen
of the date of the general election. In the
meantime the election agents swarm in the
Hobbies of the House of Commons, poster.
ing the Ministers. Whips and members to
expedite the dissolution. A memorial to
the government. got up by Tory
election agents, urging that Parlia-
ment dissolve IN the middle of June,
fell fiat. Only half u dozen members
of the House signed it. The whips limited
that the appeal was superfiuous and might
embarrass the government. which was al
ready favorable TO a midsummer election.
The Cabinet decision. when 1t is an
fully prepared and rything in readiness
The crown Office will dispatch the election
writs within twenty-tour hours after the
intimstion of dissolution Is given. The
officers in charge OF private bills before
the House OF Commons have been instruct
ed to wind up their business as far as posi-.
BILE by June "a Reasoning from this fact
the Liberals forecast events thus: The
wrlts will be Issued June % Two weeks
later the burg elections will be completed.
and within three weeks the county cleo
tons. According to the statutes the new
Parllament must assemble within thirty
five days of the dissolution of the preced-
ing one so the first week il August. if the
general expectation 10 fulfilled. will see
Dir. Gladstone reinstated In power. The
IRISH party take il for granted that a
special session to be held in November will
proceed with the home-rule question.
Probably Mr.. Gladstone will not be in such
hurry. He has privately expressed the
opinion that the h0me-rule movement In
1886 suffered from haste in its preparation,
and declared that he will not make a simi-
lar mistake. He will take time to sound
every section of his supporters IN framing
the new measure. If Liberal govern
ment is constituted In the autumn. no
policy of home rule ought TO be fully de-
velOped before the session of 1893
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xENIsEXsENYISIKS Sos IS: IS : :

At indianapolis Union station.
Leave for ST. Louis, 10 am. IL so am, 2. IS
Pun, 11:O0p.m. Trains connect at Terre Haute
ll:00 pm. train.
Greencastle and Terre Haute Acc, leaves 400
PIN.
Arrive from ST. Louis $50 am, 4. rs am, $50
pm, 500 pm, 7.45 pm.
Terre Haute and Greencastle Acco. arrives ut
1910 am.
sleeping and Parior cars are run on through
trains
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Special TO The Indi, n nj oils journal
ORLEANS. May 1a.-Johu l.. Bretz. of Du-
bols county. was renominated at French
Lick for Congress for the Second congress
sional district. Johns. McGinty. of Oran &c
county. WI as nominated as joint Representa-
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Columbus Authorities Hold Different
Views as to a Prisoners Sanity.
A Seventy.Two- Year-0d Man Near Wawpe-
conc Blew Into Rifle 10 See Ii II Was
Loaded-Suit Against the Monon.
INDIANA.
Columbus Prosecutor VIII Try Haidermsn,
Crazy or No Crazy.

Columbus Prosecutor Will Try Haidermsn,
Crazy No Crazy.
srtc'nlto the Indianapolis Journa.
COLUMBUS. May l3.-In January last o
man came to this city representing him.
self as Bert Halderman. agent for o Louis
Vile paper. He secured large amount
of subscription and left the city. but was
arrested at Franklin. returned, and placed
In Jail, whore be has ever since re-
NAMED. On Thursday of this week
he was examined, and the board
which inquired into his mental condition
found that he was of unsnund mind. Since
that timo Prosecuting Attorney William
Waltman has received word that "Hib-
ben." which is bis popular alias. was play
ing the "crazyn act aud that he ought to be
tried. This he now proposes to do The
sheriff. however. and those who have OBJ
seved him are positive that he 10 unbal-
anced mentally. His trial will begin Mon
div.
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Another Suit Against the Monon.

frtciol 60 the Indianapolis Journal
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, May 13-This MORN
ing Brush & Snyder. attorneys for Miss
Nellie Hanley. flied a snit for $50 0OO against
the Monon Railway Company. Miss Han
Icy was injured in the Monon wreck. near
this city. Jan. IL, and the injuries received
have resulted in curvature of the spine.
She belonged to the City Burlesque Com
pany. Miss Hanloy Is at present with her
sister, at Olney, Ill. Mrs. Everett. another
lady of tho same company, who was in
jured in the same wreck. 10 yet at the Mutt
House. suffering from her injuries.
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Old Enough to Know Rettcr.

ktecinl 10 the Indianapolis Journa
PERU. May b. - Henry Mallow. aged
seventy-two. living near Wawpecong.
Miami county. to-day cndeavo red to ascer-
tain If his lie vas loaded by cooking the
gun and blowing In the muzzle. He will
probably die.
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An Arkansas MOb's Work.

LITTLE Rock, May 1a-FEenry James. q
mulatto. twenty-five yearS of age en-
ployed by MIR. Charles Johnston, made
an assault Wednesday on the five
year old adopted daughter of Mr.. Johnston,
Maggie Doxey, and then fed. He was
captured Yesterday and placed in the PEN
itentiary for safe keeping. AT l:40 A. NJ.
this morning a mob broke into tho prison
and Mt o'clock was endeavoring to find
the prisoners cell