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90 cents on the dollar for my stock. and
must have an advance above that before |
sell it,"
Albert Gregory says: "The Sentine ell re-
porter approached me about mining stock.
and as bluff i told him would sell my
stock at 10 cents on the dollar or 81 per
SHARE"
When Albert Shaw's attention was called
to the article he said: Il never talked with
Governor Chase about mining stock.
bought my stock of Major Gregory. l was
not solicited TO buy stock by any one. l
did not say TO any one that would take
cents on the dollar for my stock. do not
blame any one for my purchase OF stock;
did it on my own Judgment"
One might continue to answer with the
same force all of the lnuendoes and in
situations contained in the article, but the
above statements and affidavits are
sufficient to establish the untruthfulness OF
all the material allegations contained In IL.
There is not n self-reepecting Democrat in
this community but what denounccs the
article and the spirit that prompted IL.
Governor Chase will gain votes here on &C.
count of it. as no less than six persons who
had not intended to do so have since de-
clared that they will now vote for him.
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JACKSON, Miss. Nov. 4-Attorney gen.
eral Miller has made reply IS follows TO the
Liquor dealers Protective Association on
certain inquiries relative to the new law
on am-shOps:
Iiauor-dealer In a "wet country" shipping wines
or liquors into "dry country on the receipt OF
cash OF mail orders provided he does not solicit
negotiate the sale in such dry country.
2. He cannot ship C. o. ID. orders, because in
such the sale is not complete until delivery, and
would. therefore. be n sale in the country. The
carriers OF goods shipped @. o. ID. Is the shippers
agent
3. 1t is made unlawful to permit any minor to
are retailed. Therefore, do not think minor
be lawfully employed behind the bar or in
any other capacity about the premises.
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The Court Record.
SUPREME COURT OPINIONS.

SUPREME COURT OPINIONS.
1894. Thomas Blackwell ct al VS.. John
B. PenderRast Porter &. q. Reversed.
Miller J.-Sec. 362, X. s.. 1881. which re-
quires o COPY or the original of an instru-
ment of writing upon which pleading Is
founded to be filed with the pleading, Is
imperative, and where q pleading AYERS
that copy 10 filed, but no copy is found in
the record. the pleading IS bad on de-
murrer.
1895. Mary Trey ct al. We. Zi1pha Marley
ct al. Hunting ton c. c. Affirmed. Me-
Bride, Jan action to quiet title to land is
governed by Sec. 294. and must be brought
in fifteen years.
Jones. Shelby G. G. Reversed. Elliott,
faction to have q ditch assessment set
aside where final order or judgment Is as
sailed because Jurisdiction of the person
was not acquired. 1t Is proper to attack the
proceedings by complaint. 1t Is proper
sence of notice to make the question on ap-
peal as an original One z. The complaint
states facts sufficient to make such prima
faoie case a. will bar another action. ard
that is enough to protect it against an orig
inal attack in this eourt 3. An assess
ment 10 ineffective II there Is an entire all
sence of notice. knowledge of the pro-
ceedingS pending does not convey notice 50
as TO bring the party into court. 4. Courts
cannot work out an estoppel IN any case by
amendments where party is sought 10 be
cut Oft from awaiting himself of q right TO
notice secured by law.
1889. Mary Trey ct al. va Samuel Notes
ct al Wabash c. c. Rehearing granted.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Room Hon. Napoleon D. rtrl,- rrt,,
Samuel Jones vs. Rose Anna Jones; di-
yorce. Dismissed aud costs paid.
DanieI w. Howe vs.. William L. Wallace;
on account. Dismissed and casts paid.
Peter NJ. Pursell ct al. VS.. W. L. Martin
eft al: mechanics lien. Dismissed and costs
paid.
Room 2-Hon. James w. Harper. Judge.
Martha NJ. Schmidt VS.. Robert A.
Schmidt: dive roe. Tried Ivy conrf. Dr.
vorce and $50 alimoDy granted plaintiff.
Judgment against defendant for costs.
Neir SIT Pied.
Indianapolis Lumber Company VS.. Albert
ID. Cloud; suit on account Room 8.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Hon. Edgar A. brown. Juigs
Reubep Morris va John c. Overnan; pos
session. Dismissed on defendants motion.
Madison Brewing Company vs. John w.
Wacroner ct AL; account. Trial BY court.
Judgment against defendants for S242.16
yesc S9if Fticd.
In re the change of name of the Oak Hill
Saving and Loan Association.
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p,.n,r.do Hatch ARRESTED.

George Hatch, young negro. was arrest
ed about o'clock this morning. by officers
Laughlin and Kruger. and slated at the
station house for assault and battery with
intent to kill. Hatch is the man who. in a
fight ut the corner of Washington and West
streets, last Saturday night, severely cut
John Walker in the abdomen and back.
The trouble WAS alleged TO have arisen
over Q difference IN politics but Hatch said.
on his arrest. that he had done the cutting
in self-defense, Walker having frat picked
on him for personal matter.
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Big Gains for Chase.
Al to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
HrNTISGBURG. Ind.. Nov. 4.--Hon. II.
Houston. of Paducah. KY. and Hon. Abra-
ham Cole. of Oakland City. Republican nom-
inee fori prosecuting attorney OF the Elev-
snth judicial circuit. addressed one of the
LARGEST Republican meetings of the CAM
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Murphy Gospel Ten1perance Leaaua.

MURPHY GOSPEL TEMPERANCE LEAGUE
M Lorraine Hall, corner Washington and Tennes-
SEQ streets. Meetings held on sundays at 31b D. IN.
and on Wednesdays at 7:45 p. IN Everybody wel-
come. Rev. VIM. r. Taylor, ID. D., viii address tie
meeting SUNDAY afternoon.
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cuURcH NOTICES.


E'IRST BAPTIST CHURCH - NORTHEAST
a corner of New York and Pennsylvania streets.
Rev. w. r. Taylor pastor Services at l045a a. m.
and 1:45 p IN. sermon in the evening Masters
and servants" IN the series christian Less0n&
for Home Life" Sunday school az $50 a. IN. Young
peoples meeting sunday, ESQ p Yates missiOlI
class Tuesday evening Prayer and teachers meeting
Thursday evening
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Refuting Matthews's Speech.

NORTH VERNON. Ind., Nov. 4-Senator
Mount and Hon. w. w. Curry addressed
a Republican meeting at the Odd-feliows
Hall in this city to-day. Mr.. Mounts
speech was devoted to q complete and
overwhelming answer to the speech of
Claude Matthe Vs. delivered ere last night.
This evening the Republican Club was ad-
dressed by the Rev. Mr.. James. a cOiored
orator of this city. who portrayed the
grand achievements of the Republican
party.
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Hills Rang with the Music.

Spec1al TO the Indianapolis Journal
CORYDON. Ind, Nov. 4.-Fuliy ten thou
sand people attended the Republican rally
at this place to-day. Never before was
there so much enthusiasm manifested at q
political meeting in Harrison county. Gov.
Chase and Gen. Thomas Nelson addressed
the masses at the fair grounds Four brass
bands, about twenty-five martial bands.
and nearly that number of glee clubs, made
the hills ring with music.
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Ct PAUDs CHURCH-CORNER ILLINOIS
- and New York streets-Rcv. q. A Christensen.
rector Holy communion $50 a. IN. Morning
prayer. sermon, 1870 a. m. Sunday soh0ol d NJ
Evening prayer (oh0raD and address, $50 u. lns
Peoples Service aud sermon. 73O D. ln.
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Movements of Steamer

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 4.-Arrived: Thing.
valla from New York.
New YORK, Nov. ARRIVED: Africa
from Bremerhaven.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 4.-Arrived: Cufic
from New York.
LONDON. Nov. ARRIVED: Michigan
from New York.
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Methodist.

CENTRAL-AvENUE METHODIST Fprsco.
" pal Church-Corner OF Central avenue and Butler
street Rev. Henry A. Buchtel ID. d., pastor sermons
by the pastor at 1870 and 1870 D. IN. Holy
communion after morning sermon. Class.
meeting, 9l5 a. IN. Sunday school, 2.15 d. Ep-
worth League prayer.meeting, $50 p. IN. strangers
cordially welcomed.
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Christian.
CENTRAL. CHRISTI 1

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-CORNER
" OF Ohio and Delaware streets D. r. Lucas pas1
ttr Subject lO45 a. M, "Seeing Through a Glaea
DarsIy;" las p m, Advantages OF Christianity .
Sunday school, $50 a. M Howard Gale superinteny
dent. y. p. ;. q. E.. $50 p. m; Miss Daisy Hart
ly, leader. Normal Bible Glass Monday evening"
All are invited and welcome 10 these services.
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Is.ac No Gre.t .shake.. at Home.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
BRAZIL. Ind. Nov. 4.-To-day was Demo
cratic day in this city. They succeeded in
getting several hundred people to the city.
The speakers, Ex-Gov. Isaac p. Gray. Of
this city. and Delana Williamson. of Green
castle. were met at the depot. and were es-
corted TO District Chairman James A. Hop
kins's residence. where they dined. Tho
parade, which occurred at l o'clock, wac
mostly made ny of boys. The crowd was
not near as large as the Republicans had
Yesterday
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In TIE COURTS.
Got Judrmen, Against HI. Son.

Got Judgment Against His SON.
Patrick McGinley was given Judgment
before Justice Daniels, against his son. NJ.
A. Mckinley. for the possession of the prop
erty occupied by the latter. at the corner of
Church and Macauley streets. The father
said the son failed to pay rent. Constable
Sorters armed with . writ. went TO the
house yesterday and took possession, but
on promise to pay to-day permitted Me-
Ginley it,, to remain o while longer.
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Cheadle Finishes Knox County.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
VINcENNEs, Ind. Nov. 4.-Wednesday
night ex-Congressman Joseph B. Cheadle
closed his campaign work In this county.
During the week be has been speaking and
organizing the people in the cause of Re-
publicanisno He made speeches at Monroe
City, Freelandsville and Bruceville to
large meetings, and excited great enthusi-
asm. No more effective work has been
done in the county this year.
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Converted Democrat Talks.

Speclei 10 inc Indianapolis journal
MCCORDsvILLE, Ind, Nov. 4.-William s,
Christian and Frank s. L,ttleton. of No
blesviIle. addressed the Republicans of
this vicinity last evening. Mr.. Christian
made q telling argument on the tariff and
money questions Mr.. Littleton. who was
born and raised at this place. is a gradu-
ate of DePauw University. and has until
this campaign always been o Democrat.
debt, the new tax law and the remarkable
inconsistency of the Democratic party on
the tariff, as shown by its platforms of
1884, 1888 and 1892 was sufficiently plain to
an impression. and set to thinking many of
his boyhood associates who are Democrats.
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Il ian and Second streets. Rev. J. A. ROndthacr ID.
D.. pastor; Rey. ". r. Durham. assistant pastor.
Preaching by the pastor 81 1890 M Sundsy-schOol
2i5 D. Y. T.. = c. E. 3:45 d. m Preaching ~
The assistant paste in Mount ia kson Chapel IOs1
q. m. and West Washington street Chapel sSOp IN.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

DLYMoUTH CHURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
and New York streets. Rev Frederic T.. Dews
hurst minister. Sunday school at $3.50. Morning serve
ice at l0:45 Evening service, 7:s5.
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Speeches ut Albion.
Special 10 IN,

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
ALBION. Ind. Nov. 4.-Hon. John Norris
of Ft Wayne. and Hon. j. ID. Ferrall, cam
didate for Attorney general, spoke TO a
large audience at the opera house Wednes-
day night. There are few speakers who
will make moro votes. They are both old
residents Of northern Indiana and there
were many gray haired Democrats as we'll
as Republicans ready to cheer them.
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WINAMAC, Ind. Nov. 4.-The last Repub-
lican rally of this campaign here tonight
was addressed by Elijah w. Halford. His
speech was mainly devoted to wildcat
money. and he stated that the country was
liable to be bankrupted with the Demo-
Gratis in power. After asking the people TO
vote for Harrison because of State pride. If
nothing else, he closed 10y telling of the
work done for the veteran soldiers by the
present administration.
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Special % the Indianapolis Journal
RUsHvILLr, Ind. Nov. Capt. Samuel
Jones' Republican candidate for Congress-
made speech here last night, TO very
large audience, at the courthouse. j. X.
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The Indlanapolls Ministers, AssociatIon.

THE INDIANAPOLIS MINISTER'S ABSOCIAs
Il ton VIII meet iD the parlors Of the Y n C. A.
on Monday morning. at 10 o'clock. The Rev. J. W.
Wilson viii address the association on 'The Essen-
tial Features and Unvarying Pfincpes o. Christian
ity. and Dr. w. u. TAYLOR on .B0ok Rexlew.n
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Murray Spoke Three Hours.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MooREsvILLE. Ind, Nov. 4.-Hon. Jo-
seph Murray, of Colorado. spoke in the
opera-house here. Thursday night to q
large and enthusiastic audience. The
speech was one of the ablest ever made in
Mooresville. the speaker holding the atten-
ton of his hearers for three hours. More
than half the audience went upon the
stage and congratulated the speaker at the
close of the meeting.
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All Ready for the Charge.

Special 20 the Indianapos JOURNAL
SPICELAND. Ind, Nov. 4.-Judge O'Neil.
the soldier orator or Ohio. spoke here, last
night, to a crowded house. The Republic
ans are sanguine of Harrison's election and
are ready for the contest of next Tuesday.
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New Church.

NEW CHURCH CHAPEL 333 NORTH ALA.
~ baEna street Sunday school at $3.50 a M Services
and preaching at i0z5 by Rev =. a.. Daniels; themd
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Want 1t. Name Changed.

The directors of the Oak Hill Saw ing and
Load Association yesterday filed, ia the
Circuit Court. q petition asking that the
name of the association be changed TO the
American Building and Loan Association.
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An Insult to the w. X. G.

Special 70 The Indianapolis Journal
ANNAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 4.-There Is q
Grand Army post at this place. and
Woman's Relief Corps is badly needed.
Miss Della Bailey has forty names Of
women who would like to become men,
bers of the w. r. c.. and they are ready to
be organized. They made preparations for
q festival to defray expenses. and expected
TO get the u. b. Church, where erything
OF the kind has been held. Behold their
great surprise when the sexton. Joseph
Gopher. who is bitter Democrat. refused
to let them In after having the consent of
the trustees. He supposed the grand order,
the Women's Relief Corps. TO be Repub-
lican, and com PEELED them to GO elsewhere.
They call the soldiers dogs. but when 1t
comes to calling their women hogs 1t goes
too far. Can no one come TO the aid OF the
w. II. G. here3
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Presbyterian.

EIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - SOUTH.
Il west Cor. Pennsylvania and New York SITS. Toe
pastor, Rev. NJ l.. Haine-, ID. D.. viii preach 70.
morrow nj l0:45 a m. and 1870 p M Evening
subject "Haman In Modern Life" SUNDAY.
schOolm meets at $50 a. The Young Peoples Society
meets at 645 p. m Weekly prayerIneeting ON
Thursday evening" at 7;30ocIook.
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CECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - COR
- ner Pennsylvania and Vermont streets: the Rev.
Joseph A. Milburn pastor. Preaching az lO45 a. N,
and $50 p m sunday school At y:45 a n. Young
Pray meeting. Thursday evening 1880 The pubic
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Cheering News from Crawford County.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
ENGLISH, Ind, Nov. 4.-The Governor
made one of HE mastery speeches at this
place yesterday. He was favorably 90
ceived by the large crowd, and, despite the
cool, uncomfortable air, the audience was
held for at least two hours by the speaker.
Colonel Nelson followed the Governor with
short but appropriate address. The
whole country in this part of the State
seems thoroughly aroused TO duty. All Re-
publicans feel confident of electing the ma
tional and State tickets, with great gains
on local tickets. Everything is in good
shape. and good Republican vote will be
polled
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Soldiers n Unit for Harrison.
Special 10 the indianapolis Journal

6ptCihI 10 tlo IHuIHlHpOIIs
STAR City. Ind. Nov. 4.-Repubiicans of
Pulaski county held the greatest rally of
the campaign at Star City last night. The
opera house was crowded. and not half the
people who desired could gain admittance.
Hon. William A. Johnson, of Franklin, in
q speech of two hours. addressed the meet
ing. The old soldiers of this county are
almost a unit for their old comrade. Gen.
Harrison.
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paign here Wednesday. Governor Chase
w as in the city Thursday. He arrived here
from Tell City. where he addressed a mon
ster Republican meeting. He also spoke at
Lincoln City end several other points He
was greeted with an ovation wherever he
went. There is no question but that the
Repu blican pastor has made considerable
gains in this region of the State. and the
Republicans are confident of not only car
rying the State. but the Nation also.
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Van WORMS. of Indianapolis. spoke Mt Sex.
ton, and Hon. ID. l.. Bishop at Nays Sta
ton. Judge w. A. Cullen and Col. L. II.
Wolfe are speaking at Arlington tonight.
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Democrats Give Up the County.

DefHUCfutb tHS
Special 10 the Indianapolis ournal
WAvERLY Ind. Nov. 4.-Ex-Gov. Thomas
Hanna spoke here tonight to large audi
ence. The speech will do great good here.
as it thoroughly aroused the Republicans
Democrats spoke of the speech in the high
est terms, and almost admit Harrison's
election.
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Meeting to Instruct Voters.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
for instruction as to the proper mode of
voting at the next presidential election
was held at the A. NJ. +. Church
last night. The meeting was called to
order by j. M. Reynolds. of Jeffer-
sonville. After few preliminary re-
marks as to the essentials of the meeting
Elder w. II. Saunders was elected perma-
nent chairman and w. l.. Gibson secretary.
j. nj. Reynolds then addressed the largest
and most enthusiastic audience ever assem-
bled at the A. M. 4. Church. He also in
stamping and folding his ballot.
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BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Nov. 4-The Repub-
hcans closed the campaign in BLOOMINGTON
to-day with an immense demonstration,
and il is conceded on all hands that il was
the greatest rally ever held In Blooming
ton. A parade moved about the principal
streets that reached far more than mile
and half. In the afternoon there was
speaking in the courthouse park by Sen
stor w. s. Kenworthy. of Iowa, and Chap
lain Lozier, and at night there was torch
light procession. the first of the campaign.
IL was found impossible to get all the peo-
pie IN the courthouse and the opera house
was thrown open and packed with people.
Chaplain Lozier spoke at the courthouse
and Hiram w. Brownlee and Senator Ken
worthy at the opera house. The demon
stration to-day so far exceeded all expecta-
lions that the Republicans are filled with
enth usiasm. Certain success is expected
next Tuesday.
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NOTICE,


NOTICE-ALLISoS, 90 NORTH PES<SfLr
selfprononneinE sundays school teachers B1oio.
500 book for $40
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Best speech of the Campaigr.
Special 20 ne Indianapolis Journal.

CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Ind, Nov. 4.-The
best Republican speech made here this
campaign was delivered at the courthouse
last evening by Albert j. Beveridge. of In
dianapolis. 1t was full of conclusive argu-
ments. resulting in clear understandin z
of the issues. Before the speaking three
Democrats and one Prohibitionist joined
the Morton Republican Club.
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A stineing Reply to Cooper.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYvILLE, Ind, Nov. 4-Last night
the Hon. George w. Cooper spoke
to the Democracy of this city in
Blessings Opera-hall. Among those
present was Judge Thomas b. Adams.
Cooper ranted in true Democratic style.
making many wilt and false statements on
the tariff, pension legislation. the work of
the last Congress and as to the
issues in this State. To-day the Daily
Republican announced that Judge Adams
would reply TO Cooper at night and refute
some of his misstatements. A good crowd
greeted him tonight. many working men
being out. Judge Adams handled the
tariff In admirable style. max
ing his argument so plain that
all could understand. He. met
Cooper at every point and demonstrated
that the Congressman is q political dema-
gogue on the stump and ought not to be re-
turned to Congress in his district
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VIII Close To-Day in Jackson.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SEYMOUR, Ind, Nov. 4-Hon. Frank Il.
Little. of North Vernon. spoke to q large
crowd of Republicans at Cortland in this
county last night. Two rallies will be held
in the county tomorrow aud the campaign
will close with q speech by Mrs Edwards
tomorrow night.
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MERIDIAN-sTREET M. Il. CHURCH, COR
vi ner Meridian and New York sfreets-The Rev.
IL A. Cleveland. ID ID, pastor will preach al
with James Russell Lowell" Sunday school at pl
NJ; y. p. s. c. L. at 63O. Morning class $50 a. M
Thursday evening meeting 7s45.
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Great Enthusiasm at Noblesville.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

NoBLEsvILLE, Ind. Nov. 4.-This has
been gala day for the Republicans of old
Hamilton. There was q monster street
parade. participated in Dy large delegations
from every township in the county. At l
o'clock not less than eight thousand as
sembled in the courthouse yard to listen
to discussion by Hon. William n. Marine,
of Baltimore, who held the attention
of the vast audience for more
than an hour. Afterward Hon.
Patrick ODonnell held the crowd more
than an hour longer in O pouring rain. The
rain finally increased until a large portion
OF the audience was driven to shelter. Mr.
ODonnell declared he had not found so
much enthusiasm any where es he met with
here to-day. At o'clock this evening Hon.
Daniel Waugh, Congressman from this dis
trict, spoke to crowded house.