The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-26

he Is net aver6e to proclalming
his intentions for the next race for the
nomination. He is o native OF Brown
county. which. with q favorite son rum
ming for Congress, would give HIM any
majority be might require to overcome the
opposition. Being asked what he had to
remarked:
IL am taking little interest in that. for
do not know what will! be the policy OF
the new OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES it Will
be to divide the members of the board be-
tween the two parties or to select all from
among Democrats. At any rate you may
say that DR.. s. A. Tilford will be one of the
members of the board" The Congressman
also said Eb Henderson wants his old posi-,
thinks there is no doubt but
asked ssss n Of WI W. get Shirley. o Ssl1s
of becoming district attorney of Indiana.
he replied: We'll. can't say. am en-
barrassed there because | have another
candidate In my district for the same place.
1t is William Pickens, of Spencer"
Mr.. Cooper was asked to make a state
ment regarding the property he was re-
Washington for $4,000. He said substan-
TALLY: Il bought some property at Wash
inQton last summer. In partn ership with
friend. As TO what 1t cost don't care TO
say. The property Is located in a suburb;
property. / merely made q first pay
ment on 1t and mortgaged my property at
Columbus to get the money. l know the
place has increased ID value. for L was
offered. not long ago. much bigger price
than paid for it. Two weeks ago saw In
the New York Sun that Mr.. Cleveland bad
bought the Sheppard property. and if that
Ia so it will increase the value of nv pur-
chase there four-fOld. 1t was q simple but
successful Investment and did not require
the outlay of much money. was surprised
that such thing should be brought up
against me in the election"
special from Danville stating that an
election had been held there, notwitbstand-
ing the fact that Mr.. Cooper had decided
upon the candidate whom he would recon.
mend, as shown to the Congressman, and
he was asked if he wasn't meeting with
some dissatisfaction In his selection of can
dIdatee
YES" he replied, that is to be expected.
This too. in spite of the fact that have
indicated whom l Will recommend for the
office. There has also been some dissatIs-
faction at other places. 1t all reminds me
of story l once heard at Columbus. 1t
was to this effect: A Squire. after per-
forming marriage ceremony, turned
about TO the lookers-on and asked, Have
shy of you objections to offer to the SOL
emntzatiOn OF this marrlogef There was
| silence for a moment. then fellow on the
rear seat said, i have: j want her myself
That is the reason for all the dissatisfac-
ton have found. Those who are dissatis.
ueu are 8ILer the once themselves.
Indiana Engineers at Notre Dame.
| Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
| SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 25.-The second
days session of the Indiana Engineering
Society. which Is holding it's thirteenth an
nual session in this city, was held to-day
| at Notre Dame University. Several addi-
| tional members were In attendance at the
meetings to-day. The party was driven to
Notre Dame this morning and warmly
greeted by Vioe-presldent Morrissey. The
| forenoon session consisted of an address of
| welcome by Father Morrissey and a re-
Spouse by Mr.. Phillips. president of the So
| clety. Also paper on "HeterodOxical
| Methods Of Sewer Construction" by Mr..
William NJ. Written, of this city. and Mr..
| NJ. j. McCue. of Notre Dame on "Hydrau-
| lie Cement" and another by Professor
| Howe, of Rose Poly technic. on "Diaarams
| of the Velocity and Discharge of Water
| Flowing In Circular and Egg-shaped Con-
| Quits" The engineers inspected the points
| OF interest at the university and after din
ner the programme was resumed. IL con-
| sisted of paper on "Stadia Measure.
ments." by j. w. Fawcstt, of Dslphi;
Coast Surveys" by j. T. Obrien. of Glover
| dale; Notes on Mathematical Tables" by
| j. +. Meighan. of South Bend. An evening
session was also held OF Notre Dame.