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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-24
Layman Remains Receiver.

The McGinnls assignment was again mp
in the Circuit Court yesterday, and Judge
Brown held that it vas for the best inter
est of the creditors that the business be
continued. especially during the coming
building season. On that portion of tho
petition asking for the removal of James
L. Layman as assignee. the court made no
ruling. but ex pressed the utmost confidence
in the business capacity and integrity of
the assignee. whose removal had been
asked for solely on the grounds of mex
perience in the lumber business and in the
operating Of planing-mill.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-24
Morrow Charged with Com plicitv.

Constable Sorters yesterday arrested
Thomas Morrow. who Is supposed to De an
other OF the gang implicated in the burg
larizing of Burt's store in West Indianap-
oils few nights ago. Morrow will have
his preliminary hearing before Squire
Daniels at i. NJ. Thursday. and the others
arrested for completely in the same burg
larry will have hearing Friday morning.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-24
nIorrand VS.. Pumphrey.

John E. MOrrand yesterday filed suit
against Elizabeth Humphrey. He demands
$500 for the forcible entry of his rooms on
East Washington street. by the defendant
during his absence and the removal of o
portion of his household goods. Morrand
rents from Mrs. Humphrey and there was q
controversy between them as to the amount
of rent to ba paid
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-24
Short Honeymoon.

On the 25th day of July, 1890, Drucilla
and Charles Washington were joined In
matrmony. After less than one months
marital infelicity Mrs Washington left her
husband because of the latter's iDtdelity.
that she be granted divorce from him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-24
Last Fletcher & sharpe Dividend.

Deputy County Clerk Balls was kept busy
nll day yesterday paying out to creditors
the final dividend in the Fletcher & Sharpe
assignment. There is SS7.o15.9l for distri-
button. making dividend of ga per cent,
which is the last that will be paid.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-24

@1'f~f 90 w ~ ef'C
To the Editor OF the Indianapolis Journal:
In Mr.. Heath's article this morning on
the Hoosiers at Chickamauga he omts the
Eighty fourth Indiana. No regiment did
more valiant work On Sunday than ours.
the piles of our heroic dead will prove
4. L. CHAFFEE,
Last Adjutant of Eighty fourth Indiana
GREENE ASTIE Ind Ian 23
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-24
Kirwan Sues Van Camp.

Edward T. Kirwan and others yesterday
filed suit against the Van Camp Packing
Company. asking damages in the sum of
81. 600. for the alleged failure to perform a
contract concerning the sale of three car
loads of tin cans.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-24
AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS
Iron Rates in Central Traffic Associa-
.iOn Territory TO Be Advanced.
Decrease in East Bound Shipments Over Chi
cago Lines-Probable Wheat Rate War
in the Northwestern States.

A number of freight men met ct the
Board If Trade room yesterday to revise
rates on pig-ron ard material coming I'M
der the same class from Indianapolis, Mar
ion, Anderson and kOkomo TO all points
In the Central Traffic Association territory.
Usually the rates are advanced Nov. ], as
rates during the summer months are lower,
but the matter has been allowed to drift
along at the summer rates until yesterday.
when tbs freight officials of the roads
handling the business from the points met
and reached an agreement to advance rates
on iron and its class 10 cents per 100
pounds TO points In the territory mentioned
above.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-24

gle. John stocker. Alfred Davis. Reissue-James
+. Johnson. Original widows. etc.-Fernandia
Haslop Martha Hickman. Mary jackson, Mary
Jane Herndon (inother,. Lizzie ID. Barnett, Eliza
beth T0lbert. Mary A. kensinger.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-24
Hrerenfion Is Better

Than cure. and those who are subject to
rheumatism can prevent attacks BY keep
ing the blood pure and free from the acid
which causes the disease. For this pur-
pose Hoods Sarsaparilia is used with great
succesa
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-24
PENSIONS FOR VETERANS.
Residents Of Indiana aud Illinois Who.a
Claims Have Been Allowed.
Pensions have been granted the follow


OIiginal-Alfred W. Coe. M. J. Carnahan
Elijah Chaplin. John Colwell. Charles Y. Barn.
hart. j. :. G. Buchanan. Elijah w Beck, Will.
lam Goshorn, j. W. Brown. Addtional--S Il.
Tittel John Cottrell, James CARR on, A. Mill
Jams, James Burns. George Nolen. :. j. Mitchell
George A. Penny. Is. G. Hornaday, Frederick
Althoff. ]. W. Daulby. William w. Scott Foun.
tain DELPHI. Increase. W. Wainman 7
Detrick. T. j. Johnson, G. ID. Craig. j. Ferguson
j. Bartness, s. Johnson, William Stevens. ].
Carey. X. Klein. George Morris, r. Lane. W.
Vaughn, William II. Cox. Relssue-C. H. Brown
+. c. Kinchcl, ". Pate. Original widows-M A.
Often, > Justice.
TO RESIDENTS OF ILLINOIS
Origlnal-Edward A. Bell. John Z. Burdeck.
Henry I. Boston. Wellington Bennett John
George Brown, Albert X. Carr. Mark Burroughs
Robert Brown. Addi;ional-Tilman Cantrell'
Harrison Coleman, Charles Gorton, William w.
Carson. Increase-Jamee Bennett. George In.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-24
RESPONSIBILITY SHIFTED
Judge Harper 0verruled the Demurrer
in Noon False Imprisonment Case.
ENHANCEMENT Due TO Clerical Blunder in the
johnson County Cour;-Lay man Still in
Chsrge-Short HoneymOon-N0tes.

In the suit OF Charlotte Moon against
James K. p. Mussleman, sheriff of johnson
county. and the Off GERS and board of man.
ayers of the female reformatory for dam
ages for false imprisonment, Judge Harper
yesterday overruled the demurrer of the
defendants to the complaint, who alleged
insufficiency of the facts necessary TO consti-
tute cause of action. The argument u pom
demurrer was an attempt to shift RESPONSE
bility for the false imprisonment Muscle
mans attorney argued that he was not re-
sponsible because be had no control over
the instltu tion in which the plaintiff was
confined. On behalf of the officers it was
argued that they were not responsible for
the acts sued on, because they were subor-
dinste to and compelled to follow line of
action directed by the board of managers
Then to relieve the board of managers Of
the RESPONSE bility, it was again argued that
not being present at the institution they
were not responsible. The argument was
not sufficient To satisfy the court. however,
and the ruling was made as stated above.
The suit is based on the confinement of
Charlotte Moon in the penal department of
the institution instead of the TefOrmlty de-
psrtment. She pleaded guilty to assault
and battery in the johnson Circuit Court,
and the commitment. by mistake. sont her
to the wrong department., from which she
was subsequently, released on q writ of
habeas corpus. She Immediately filed her
suit for damages for false imprisonment.
which has since been pending in the Su-
periOr Court.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-24
Another Brief I'm Railroad Case.

Yesterday afternoon, in the Supreme
Court. the attorneys for the Big Four and
Pennsylvania railroads filed two v0lumi-
nous. documents. They were the briefs an
swerng those filed by the States attorney,
few days ago, In the railroad tax cases.
The appellants counsel have held that by
the act of March. 1901, they are
deprived of equal protection against
errors in the original assessment
of their property, and that they
are denied q hearing before the Board of
Tax Commissioners. To these questions.
they say. the State has failed to make an
swer They also assert that the various
lines Of the consolidated systems of rail-
ways were assessed by the board as a unit.
thus embracing values outside the State.
1t is also held that the board Disseminated
against parts of the consolidated system
extending into other States, thus placing
much higher taxation on such roads tina n
those situated within the boundaries of the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-24

DUNREIrH, Ind, Jan. %.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-24

GREEScAsTLE, Ind, Jan. %.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

promoted him His predec, ssot. T. VI
Sears, IL nos At his post ~ duty IN the
Western division b~tweeu la Junta and
Denver, headquarters at Pueblo. aud vi
though his many friends did not like ~
zee him leave this -neck - the woods, ("
still they all Join THE Cirizss in ON
graduating him upon h,s promotion. lie
10 q railrosdet every inch.
Noe. ia, li5 and ZIG, new Baldw en-
sinss Tor the Atlantic a Pacific. have ar
rived, making In all ,hir,een new engine.
/ received IN the pest few veeke. J, X.
Raymond, o. Ph,lsdelphia, /. also here
TO assist Travelling Engineer fahey. OF
the works, 10 put them up
sage the FL Psso Tribune: The ssi,ch
engines Nos. o and 10 In the MEXICAN
Central yard we're Handsomely dscorat
cd yeatstday by \. X. Comfort, general
agent, and J. A. Russell, ysrduss,er, IL
honor Of Cinco de Mayo, the day beloved
by all Mrxicsus and IN whose honor the
elaborate festoonins wac made. Tn" iron
horses seemed 10 be prouder than ever
In their new drees OF red, white and
gr"an, with the sympathetic background
OF the stare aud stripes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
Ala SHIELDS US.
Protecting th. Earth Prom B-ing la
Iur-d by interst-liar Missiles.

Protecting the Earth Prom Bcing To-
Jur-d by in,srst-lisr Missiles.
The sensational statements which
were widely published during the
appearance Of strange comet
In Andromcda, and the attention
which was drawn to the Bicla swarm
OF mctoOrs at about the same time,
served To remind everyone ~ "a singu-
lar and, In some respects, important
Office OF the atmosphere that wo sell
dom think OF Tn, atmosphere 10
not only cover for the earth serving
TO keep II warm 10y retaining the
heat derived from the sun. but IL is
also n shield. which cifcctually pro-
tects the earth against missiles from
space, The service which the soft,
transparent ali thus renders Is. In
deed. a wonderful one, according to
the Youths Companion. Many thou
sands Of met, ors every day run into
| the atmosphere with velocity aver
aging sixty times that Of cannon
ball, and yet VIZ arc perfectly safe,
because they cannot reach the ground
except in the form OF micruscopio
particles Of dust Hut for the resist
ancc intcrposed 10y tho atmosphere
tho mortality from mctcors might
form AN interesting list In the gem
ersl statistics OF mankind IL is the
excessive velocity Of tho mctcors
which leads to their destruction
| Making due allowance for tho com.
para,ivo rarity u tho air Mt the
great height at which mrt"ors be-
come luminous The heat developed
b. their rush Of twenty five or thirty
miles In n second must DO sufficient
to di>sipato them almost instantly.
In tho case Of the Bicla mctours, IL
Ia pretty definitely known that the
particles which enter the atmosphere,
when the earth In It's orbit meets the
motoorio swarm, once formed part OF
the mass OF comet, known a. BielA's
comet, which split into two parts In
1886, aud was last seen In the form
OF IA comet then n double com.t-in
1882. But every year In the month
OF November, when tho earth APP
proachcs very near to the path In
which tho missing comet formerly
travelled, and which IL followed by
the mctcors that now apparently rep
rescnts all that is left Of the comet, q
greater or less number OF these me-
teors plunge into the alr and are con.
sumed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

New Mexico.
Fem Fletcher. OF the Black Range, has
gone to Los Angeles.
Mike Bamert has purchased the alfalfa
farm Of 4. Lltsey, near Dons Ana.
Cattle are being shipped out OF New
Mexico at the rate Of about 10 cars each
day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. II. Sk,llman, OF Chlor'
ide, have arranged to visit the Worlds
FAIR.
The school board st Santa Fe has sp
plicat,ons from lou teachers wishing po
sitions.
Rev. Thos. HARDWOOD, OF Socorro, hsi
gone 10 Solomonville, Arizona, on mis-
slonary work.
Ed. 8. Mottsr, Of Eddy, had tou"a OF
paraly sis aud for q moment lot the
power Of speech.
I. A. Hutchins, Of Boston, hass'' has
an irrigation scheme on 1yyAh creek
near the Texas line.
The Sisters Of Loretp intend giving q
lawn sooial on the e.ovsnt grounds, Ut
Sooorro, some time during May.
Ambrosio Ortiz lAa besu appointed
deputy United Stsss marshal 1t santa
Fe, vice jose b. Orsz, dsosased.
@. II. Mcvay, OF Denver, an expert To-
Gator and oil and gas we'll drlller, 10 IN
Los Csrriilos, looking over the ground.
J.P. Armstrong, of Ensls, was severe
Iy injured by h,s team running away
One rib was broksl. and he wIi other
wise bruised.
J. y. Hopkins, formerly OF Hermosa, ID
iu Sonora, Mexico, shsre he hr1 charg,
OF large couosntraor on the Ban Pedro
: mines of that camp
Samuel CaruAhn, n. Is. Daniels and
Elias Trusssl, thrs miners OF Sierr'
county. have gone o the Pacific coat OF
a prospecting tour.
, Willie. son OF ~. Tsdtord, OF Eddy
swallowed carbolid void and died. Tn,
little fellow suffered intensely bsfor'
death come 10 ale rsisf
John Dantoah. Of Counc'i Bluffs, 10 10
10 at Masdalsia. He 10 owner ot the ole
Illinois Land md Cattle eompanys prop
srty q. the tod OF the Ban Asteo noun
. tains.
X. O. Prswis hsa qualified 10 the pro
\ hs.s court at AztsI ~ the administrator
) OF the l.. 8. Welsh estate. Mr.. welcl
= Wa recently killed b Navajo Indians,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

The Las Oruoes Repsbiio@u ssys: The
Stephenson. Bennett Consolidated MIN
iug company have obtained controlling
interest in the Memphis mine With ,ts
immense water supply, which will enable
the concentrator 10 run at the Stephen
son. Bennett mine. The oonoentrator is
all ready to run aud large quantities
OF ore are upon the dumps.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

IL 10 nov reported from Washington
that the appointment - secretary OF
New Mexico 10 between Lorion Miller, Of
Albuquerque and l.. II. Z. Psulin OF Ssn
Juan county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

One OF tbs most remunsrativs placss
in the Meeills valley 10 the apple orch ard
OF Mrs. Cazad, which 10 nov moro than
fourteen years old and contains sboui
twenty acres.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

Fred. Mendenhsll, OF Roswell, and
Mis- Ida Kasser, OF New York, were mar
red at Eddy the other day. The groom
10 the son Of s. 3. Msndsohsli. formerly
OF this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

r. II. Nudge, 9 relative Of supsin.
tsndsat Nudge. OF the Santa 70 road, ID
here from dan MAroiAl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


In our article Of Saturday, We called
the attention Of the public To the serious
mistake that In being made by the city
administration ia adopting q line Of
policy such IA will antagonizs the Atchi.
son, Topeka n santa Fe railway com.
pany, and the article referred To was a
very conservative view Of the situation
IL there are those who imagine that Wa
magniiied III" conseq uenCes Of such n
policy, W. would call their attention to
the unpleasant fact that We are already
beginning to reap the reward OF ouf
folly. IL is well known that II has been
III contemplation by the railway com
psny tor some time past 10 put up stock
yards at this place, aud steps had al
ready been taken 10 secure a proper 10
cation; but we learn now upon good Ru
thority that all orders IN this matte
have been resclnded, aud the manager
u the road have concluded that II i
more to their interest to have all sucl
works located vt points where the peopl
are disposed To he friendly TO the com
pauy
An attempt IL being made 10 oonvlnc
the company that the city Administrat
IN making war upon the interests Of Ia
road, does not represent the wishes {
the people, but We imagine II will /
very difficult 10 convince them Of that q
long NJ We hold to our present polio
While We make war upon the road "
may expect war in return that's III
whole truth In nut shetland II woul
be utterly useless for any COMMITTEES
private citizens 70 70 " the railroad 20
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

VU GEORGE ". HOsMER You arc hss.ts
Go. hes made the necessary annual impfgys.
mshts un the follovins mining slaimsi '.rhs
Mar aIet n, The Virgin Saint, The solt
a. required bs statute, and tbS 700 ara REQUESTED
to cobtribats yopr proportionAis share of ths
sSPenditures mAis for said impIoyements.
=. THEODORk BO Nk00Eh
March I, isa. hecretAry h. n. A D. 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
TEaniroslAL f.ta.

Expenditures.
ALnuSuERouE, y. NJ, May >, VI
Tu whom II May concern
This il 10 give notice that all business
Appertsining to III. Territorial Fair ss-o
citation Tor the year ls92 has D.',n com.
ple,ed ~ per following statement
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
II PAYS to Use

AYERS Sarsbparilla, and AYERS
only. AYERS Sarsaparilla can
always be depended upon. II does
not vary. II IL always the same NJ
quality. quantity, and effect. IL 10
superior in combination. proportion.
appearance. and in all that goes to
build up the system weakened Ivy
disease and pain. II searches out
all impurities IN the blood and ex-
pels them by the natural channels.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
THE FAIR,


We don't mean the Worlds Fair, at
Chicago, but the Territorial Fair at Albu.
querque, II may not be IA blg thing
IN the estimation % the country at large
As the great Columbian exposition, but
IL is u matter ~ more Importance TO US
and We are the people We want to look
out Tor, ut present.
II IL time Tor us To get 70 work. The
meeting Of Stockholders, To elect officers
and organize Tor the campaign, ought TO
he held without delay. The parties To
be- put III charge % tho work must have
ample time 10 perfect their plane, Much
Of the success of the exhibition will de-
pend upon that, and It IL time 10 hav.
the work started now. We can't afford
to let the Territorial Fair "mlss an issue,
and the fact that there are greater at
fractions at Chicago il a reason why W,
must make special eiforts this year u
make the fair better than usual, lset's
elect our officers anl get TO work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

certify Ia the abnvc bsins en,rcet;
u. l.. BLOOMS, Pre- ssdeat.
knamins-i and approved
ANDRHw SsiTn,
J. h, b.IsT,
&c, BALDaiDaE, fOf IL. Com
4. L. HALL.
Tnos. HuaHEs,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
PEOPLE FIND

That II In not wise to experiments
with cheap compounds purporting
10 he blood purifiers, hut which
have no real medicinal value. To
make use of any other than the old
standard AYERS Sarsaparilla-the
Superior blood. puriiicr is simply
TO invite loss of time, money. and
health. II you are afflicted with
Scrofula Catarrh. rheumatism,
Dyspepsia. Eczema, Running sores.
Tumors, or any other blood disease,
be assured that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

han uouh Ia belleS lot oOO ROOu
states dollars
Martin looked hard at him. "Bll."
sAid he. ID y mean it'"
Sure" said Bill Sncoks.
"Where'd y git it?"
Saved II up. Meant Z quit punch
In an go In for sheep on my own
hook"
"An' now y offer Z lend II & meP"
ION tn dead straight" said Bill.
"An' give up yer shcep3 Five hun
ired In shecp'll make q man o'y' In q
lew years, Bill A feller like you
lhet can WORK"
"Ye 9; s'pose II would. But
whuts tn odds, long sy' re happy ?
As shes happy. tibet is. Take tn
money. Mar tin, an 20 along. Sheep
ranchin' I'll last. ! reckon Y car
pay me, y know"
PAY " Why, Bill; ye .iall have
. hacienda stocked with full blooded
merinos Oh! Y shall be paid-ir
money! but tn kindness OF II! Well
It's no use & talk, Bill; but | shan,
forget II, An now. II y do mean H.
Bill, | must hustlel I've got : fix uI
some little things here, and hunt uI
q horse thetll carry her.
"Thet's so." said Bill. "He- letter
said 'on foot didn't ~ I'd bettel
take Cringo."
"Bill! Your little razor, shet y
cot so much by"
"well, don't spose y went = pu,
or on no bench-legged plug. thet'l
lope ell day In tn shade O. a cotton,
wood tree. An now. Martin, looi
here; you'll want somethin' T. ~
on; here's . dozen greaser dollars fol
change; Ill give y . check fer tn
Owe hunArsAs @ y can Rit 10 In Dal
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-26
THE PUBLIC FINANCES.
WHAT CAN BE BORROWED ON
CROWN LANDS.
An English Draft Provided For--Conf
dence in Hawaiian Secur-
tiles Abroad.

A heavy draft drawn in favor
Of the English bondholders and due
next month has been provided for by
the Government and will be paid on
demand.
To ascertain what money could be
raised if needed, upon Hawaiian
securities, Vice President Damon has
had considerable correspondence with
English inancicrs, and has found out
that between $4,000 900 aud $4,000, e.
900 will be loaned the Provisional
Government at any time upon crown
and government land security. An
EnglisI syndicate is anxious to make
such loan, and is rather pressing the
matter; but as yet, the Government
sees no necessity for the deal Its
friends feel gratiied, however, at the
fact that the London financial magnates
are in no doubt as to the legality Of the
title under which the public lands are
now held These astute operators are
quite ready to take all chances in that
particular.
Careful inquiry fails to give any sup
port to the Royalist rumor that Mr.
Spr, ckeIs has demanded, or intends to
demand the immediate return ct the
money which he loaned the ex Queens
Government. Several months ago he
was offered its payment in whole OF
in part He declined, saying that his
securities were ample They are still
supposed to be acceptable to him;
but if he should desire, at any
time, to draw in his funds, the
Government will see that he is paid
with reasonable prymptness. The
assets at hand are ample and the taxes
will soon be coming in This means
that the public treasury is iu excellent
shape for all prosps ctive drafts upon it,
Confidence was only momentanIy
shaken by the withdrawal of Finance
Minister Porter from the Cabinet, Mr.
Damon's prompt acceptance Of the
portfolio reassuring all friends of the
Government