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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-19

NEw YORK, April 1S.-The announcement
of the failure of Thomas NJ. Barr IL Co.. of
No.. 1O7 Front street. coffee brokers, was
made on the Coffee Exchange shortly after
noon to-day. Barr IL Co.. acted as brokers
for GeOrge Kettenlach. the big European
'plunger,n whose corner in coffee collapsed
o few days ago.
CINCINNATI, April 1S.-A. NJ. Stadler e.
Co, dealers IN clothing. No. 122 to 124 West
Fifth street. assigned to-day to ID. Helm
sneimer, j. The assets are estimated at
SAC. 0OO; liabilities probably 5000
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-19
The Union Pacific Strike.

OMAHA. Neb., April 1S.-Outside of the
almost complete abandonment of the boiler
shop in the Union Pacific yards the casual
visitors to the different shops would hardly
have considered that one of the largest
walkouts In the history of the system had
boon -inaugurated. Several machinists
went pack To work this morning aud helped
tn fill out gangs that needed @ governing
head. In the boiler shop the apprentices
anti helpers. with q boiler maker or two re-
manned at their tasks. The refusal of the
molders and core makers to join the strik-
workers out.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-19
The Bnrl.r struck and Won.

CHICAGO. April 1S.-The "Black Crook"
ballet. to the number of one hundred,
struck for An increase of 81 q week in
wages at McVloker's Thester. They re-
fused TO 20 ahead with the performance or
TO take oil their costumes. The increase
was granted.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-19
New Enterpriacs.

Articles of incorporation were filed yes
ferday with the Secretary of State as fol-
lows: Indiana Clay and Speciality Conn.,
pany. capital stock Sl5. 900; Montezuma
Fire-clay Single Company. capital stock
81 LOCO: Svea Aid Association. of South
t<ent
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BUFFALO. April 1S.-All the plasterers in
Buffalo. with the exception of about forty.
went on strike this morning tn enforce their
demand for $3.50 per day, which the master
masons refuse TO arant. Work is stopped
on nearly every building in conrse of con-
strnctlon. The men at work are on small
.aIa
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-19
Cuticura Resolvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest Of
Humor Remedies, internally Ito cleanse the blood
of all impurities and poisonous elements, and
thus remove the cause). and Cuticura. the great
Skin Cure, and Cuticura Soap. an exquisite skin
Purifier and Beautiner, externally Ito clear the
skin and scalp. and restore the hair speedily cure
every Rumor ana disease OF the skin. scalp and
blood, with loss OF hair. whether itching, burning.
sealy. pimply and nlotchy. whether simple. scrof-
ulous. hereditary. or contagious, when hysicians
and all other remedies fail
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Mrs. Hinxto,n.s SootL.ina Sur,.n.

has been used over fifty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while t~eething, with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child. sOftens
the gums, alIays pain. cures wind collie. regu-
lates the bowels, and is the best remedy for
other causes. For sale by druggists in every
part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Csc a bottle.
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SPENCER mineral water on tap at the lead.
ing bars. Depot. rs Virginia ave. Tel. 452.

ALARMING eigns. When the voice is reduced
to a husky whisper, with a hacking cough and
painful respiration. there is good Cause for
alarm. Have recourse forthwith to Hale's
Honey Of HorehouDd and Tar. The relief will
be immediate-the cure certain. Sold by ali
druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops oure In one minute.
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Mason j. Niblack was yesterday appoint
ed q member of the worlds fair commission
by Governor Matthews. to succeed and to
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cause of my failure. My books will show
what became of my money. and will sup
port my claim that my failure is due to Ii.
II. Warmers inability to meet his obliga-
tlOpa.v
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Art I'm Indianapolis.

c. A. Plimpton. in Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
The Art Association of this city IL hold
ing its tenth annual exhibition during
these days. There are something less than
two hundred pictures being exhibited.
mostly from Eastern dealers. and. in the
main, very good. The most interesting
feature Of the affair is the struggle among
the patrons and critics to know what Is
good and what shall be purchased by the
association at the end of the exhibit.
Last year there were thIrty-six diff
choice of one. Most are Ger.
tain of one thing-that no picture in the
collection can be better than those of their
two almost only artists. L. G.. Steele and
had ''triumphs at ChIoago" When any
thing of the "impressionist" style is so
broad in handling or violent in color that
IL cannot be made out within ten feet of 1t,
the observer goes back the length of the
hall, and summons, as he says. sufficient
studied innocence that is good to COM
prehend the thing. Now, tins may be al
very fine for people who can support q
fifty-foot long gallery In which TO cast OBJ
servations. but for the ordinary salon par
Tor 1t IS BAD. In this way one critic on the
Journal has been exercised over two por-
traits by William Chase. The one of Robert
Blum the painter represents a pale young
man with so much red in his ear and on his
kuOCkt66 L13t 1T looks ike DlOOQ tnnt Will
not out" Thirty feet away put him In
raptures: but over the other be could not
quite bring himself to like it. though it
bore hard on him and compelled atten-
ton" the 1900 price.mark In the catalogue
acting as q convenient guiue-posr to lean
against meanwhile. 1t would be well for
the gentlemen to give il up. for the p0r.
trait has no charms outside of the dollar
mark attached. In beautiful contrast TO
this. q little space off. hangs the portrait
OF Mrs. Trow bridRe ov L. L. Weber.
/ have admired this portrait often, but
never before So much as now. when 1t
hangs In proper space and in contrast with
such as the above mentioned. IL is broad
In handling. agreeable in color and noble
throughout. 1t would grace any gallery
anywhere. When the critic is released from
his painful situation before the Chase por-
trait let him look at the Webber with an
eye, OF even half of one, by way of contrast.
The ASSOCIATION has been very proud of
it's success. and has gotten along SO far as
to believe art matters good for nice people
on week days. but too good for work-a-day
people on Sunday. The president of the
association is the Rev. N. A. Hyde, who is
n~oncommittal loh fiel on the Sunday ques-
ton. lt is suggested that the association
Is Hyde-bound on the subject. The poor in
other cities have better privileges. and also
q greater number of artists. naturally.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-19

serve ont the ~unexpired term Of Royal Pur-
cell. who resigned TO take the position of
postmaster at Vincennes.
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Is as natural as the fruit, and as
much unlike, in delicate flavor and
strength, the cheap extracts as can
possibly be imagined.
In these respects, they stand
alone In the market
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-19

Gold everywhere. Price. Cuticura, SOC; Soap.
25c; Resolvent. 81. Prepared by the Potter
DRUG and Corporation, Boston.
70 send for How 10 Cure skin Diseases"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-19
Financial Trouble. In Michigan,

Financial Troubles In Michigan,
LANSING. Mich, April 16-There has
been a considerable furry of excitement
In financial circles in central Michigan
during the past two days. caused by the
embarrassment of the Lansing iron and en-
CINE works and the Lansing Lumber Com
pany. two leading manufacturing institu-
tlons of this city. a crisis was reacS cd to-
day when the institutions named filed
mortgages upon their real and personal
property TO the amount of SOL COO In
favor of Orlando Nj. Barnes. who has In
dorsed a large amount OF their paper. A
feeling of insecurity at once arose among
the depositors of certain banks which
have been dealing in the paper OF the COM
panies mentioned. and a sudden and who'll
Nv ~unexDected run was made upon the Gen.
trail Michigan Savings Bank. After meet
ing all the demands of depositors for sew
eral hours, Cashier Bradley, upon the adj
vice of State Banking Commissioners Sher-
wood, at 3 o'clock this afternoon. closed
the doors of the bank. The State Banking
Commissions is now in charge.
Richmond Dry-Goods Merchant Fails.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND. Ind, April is. wv. E. Ballen
ger, a prominent dry-Qoods merchant. failed
this evening for $4,000. Overpurchases
u light trade Is the cause assigned. The
preferred creditors are the Second National
Bank of this city, for sl2. 600. and the Union
National Bank for $500. This eve ming
MORTGAGES to secnre these sumo were hled,
and the keys of the store turned over to
the banks. There are n number Of other
creditors, but the amount of unsecured in
debtedDess Is not yet known The assets
are estimated ct s35. 900.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-19
Mrs. Hnberly,s Lecture.

Mrs. Frances NJ Hsberly gave her elev'
ensh lecture before the Art Association last
evening at the First Baptist Church. The
subject was ''Tintoretto." This was not
the artists real name; that was JacapO Ro-
busti. but his father was q dyer. and
the name was given him from that.
He was q p~oeticsl and dramatic painter.
with wonderful invention. and he
often used canvasos twenty, forty and
sixty feet in length. Among the pictures
shown by the ~stereopticon were The Mir.
acle of the Slave" 'Bacchus and Arlsdne."
The CrucItixion." and the hall of the
Grand Council In the DOge's palace, In
which his picture. Paradise" was paint
ed. On the wall of his studio he wrote in
large letters his life's AIM, the ideal he
meant to reach. That was. that he should
be able to accomplish the drawing Of Mi
chael Angelo and the color OF Titan. lie
endured poverty and sorrow. Overcame
them ell, and was o grand old man.
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Stand
Alone.

1t is a fact which can be prov
en- by a single trial that the flavor
given to cakes, buildings, creams,
sauces, etc, by
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Flanner y Buchanan
WEI have removed TO new and commodlous quarters.
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The superintendent evinced no particular
surprise at receiving the information, T.
tossed the card into the waste basket. lie
considers it q mad freak OF some crankish
woman. and is doubtless correct in his
urmise
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ed by Cutiuura Medicated soap.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18
NE swAAp roX wRIrrs.

10 the dazette:
Corsicana, Tex, Doc. 1T.--Hon. Marion
Martin, Of this country writes a letter 10
the Texas Farmer, setting forth PROPOSE.
lions upon which reforms might uuito
Following is his letter:
l Fave many letters asking me Il I
couln hoi suggest some plan Of bringing
tyEelher me friends Of reform, regardless
Of past party affiliations. for tbe burmese
OF general oonfcrence-not In Tho In
,crest oil any party. or supposed marty
iruutfs' or without COMPROMISE Of marty
iellty., ! have answered all friends thai
R!r r,'i PIES must make parties, and not the
,spons OF oihce;' that in a great crisis
ili'e nus, when our form of government
~ threatened, VIXEN patriotic evps nrpinnt-
yu ny patriotic hearts are looking In every
uTect9n Tor way to escape tho imncnd-
,Ig e'lls now 0vcrshndowing and threat
ehlng our land and country, thai ucrsonot
preJudiees and opinions should moi prc.
hcnl an honest. patriotic, 0utspnkpn opin-
ION upon the vital issues now exciting tbn
PUBLIC mind. would first agree mon
some OASIS Of opinion upon such questions
,,a Those who oppose Clevclaud's auan.
those who oppose nationnl banks,
debt ''s "ohdeu
Those who oppose an international con.
'l'!H NuI HUUUClnl question.
Those who favor free coin,ga NJ oil.
ycr. '''s9 VI SUI
ihose, who favor a reduction Of taxes
H1n,,ional' state county and city.
'ihose who favor an income lax.
And upon such other vital issues MS
may be hereafter suggested after Clcyc.
lqnds message is received. Do Won
lnlhk q general non-pnrtisln confcrancc
upon those questions could ncr5mplisb
any goody These questions embrace tbe
true interest of the South and West and
are opposed by the interest Of the Fast
htcnl battle mus be fought.
know IT Will be suggested that this
PROPOSITION makes a sectional fight / al-
MT IT, The interest Of the East and
and West. The voice of tho South and
West can never be heard under the
present order Of things 4 change must
come or we must ever remain the hewers
Of wood, and slaves IN ihnir Interest.
MARION MARTIN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18
PROBABLE YIELD OF COTTON


~
80 NV N"@c''t'
With the Wow of presenting TO our
friends and customers, aud the cotton
,.,l, ......-..,, H.. 49,, ,..i;,,i, Ia f,,,,,o-
80 w ~
'iou concerning the propapie Sieiu OF coz
ton for this year, we addressed a circular
letter to the most responsible bankers,
merchants cottou factors buvers nlaut.
'' ~ pun
vt' ""u s'n uN u'iS III ever! eV''on 'cv-
ton of the United States and requested
their estimates.
In resnonsn IN am. lo,ters ,,j,ict, ,.,ro
.. ~
,'''''i," 80 ~ ie"'" ne"''S ui' Pur'S
OF Tie South simultaneously, we nave re-
ccivcd 1863 letters, dated December =
and q. coptaipinc ,s.bnatos ,,lf,t oua
given herewith.
The estimated total crop hv vield oe
the states Is. Average OF i5G lettnys
makes crop of Alab6na OSi. ~ boIes .
average of 90 letters makes cron Of XII,
kansas G7T,34O bales: average Of Ii let
tcr3 makes crup of Flor.dn 4SOOO boins.
average or 2I6 letters makes cron Of
Georgia S1G,9OS bales; average Of ~ LEI.
lerS makes cr0p Of Louisiana 493,4GT
bales; average of l73 letters makes cron
Of Mississippi 500, 122 bales; average OF
W Letters makes crop Of North Caroliuu
di3'9oS b1.es;. average of 1+9 letters
lu3NoS crop Oh S9uth carolina 49S,SUD
bales average Of % letters makes crop of
Tennessee 2o2,5SG bales; average Of $40
letters makes crop OF, Texas 1,S40,Gl4
of various localities, 1900 bnles. tDtDl
crop of rhe United States, G,TJ3,OOl
lS,',.
hs!lm9led tot9l crop report by per cent
io,tton", ug t1"rhetvi. HNerage OF l4lO
plantations ~ ppr cent of fatal aetint,t,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18
why nor ronr wonrn9

The recent policy Of tic war depart
mont In favor Of abolshng many of the
foutlor military posts for one great con-
tral point, where converging railroad liues
oifori ample and convenient transpsrta-
tou facilities. brings Fort Worth very
prominently TO the front rs candidate
Tor the site, This city, fills the bill, Il is
the belief Of mauy military men, In nj.
most every particular More great rail
roads ipdiatc from Fort Worth than from
any ollor city IN the Southwest. and The
supplies for great military post arc near
at hand, It's proximity to the frontiers
of the great West and Mexico l. another
s,mns recommendation. The same rpa-
sons which caused General Worth
and Major Ripley Arnold to Sc.
lcst this place rs location for posi- hold
good today aud the authorities mentioned
above. tlorc Is reason to believe, are IN.
voIahly Inclined toward the idea Of max
Ing Fort Worth great military point,
because the railroads have made the Fart
Wcrih Of today JUS, as near The border
needing protection as the Fort Worth OF
the past
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18
NAlLnoNp nArN crrrINa.

=
New York Times,
The emitting of freight rates on the
trunk line railroads between New York
and Chicago promises a green Christ.
mas for the roads concerned, but a salu.
tary lesson nay eventually be- learned
from the situation. The practice of so.
crety cutting rates IN periods NJ traffic
Ahghauoh Las been IN vogue among ruil-
roHd lhon as far back MS the longest mcm-
DRY OF amy traffic manager can reach. An
agreement cutrred Into by rniroad mahu.
gers 10 maintain Iutrs apparently com.
mAndi tho same degree OF respect frnin
the, average freight agent ~ do the Fed.
eral lNws AGAINST smuggling from the nv
etage American globe trotter. In both
eases the willingness to yicd 10 tetnptn.
ION usually nllures the temptcr
IN Wow OF the general expectation tLnt
existing business conditions would cause
a contraction " railroad traaic this win
tcr the natural suppoation was that Inc
railroad companies would seek to protect
themselves, as far rs possible bv sitlv
maintaining rates on both freight ana p1s.
sehger unihc, In fact, the trunk line
nanaRefN several weeks ago, invited
my supposluon by deliberately entering
into an agreement to restore rates" nnnt
q mutually satisfactory basis on The III
OF thls month, aud to maintain Thorn mn.
waveringly thereafter. With mo VERY
hral pneh or diminishing traffic. however
came ,nnnhstakaba. evidences Of treach.
cry. Hates considerably below tho
schedule figures were offered, with bnl n
semeAne9 Of secrecy, 60 shippers of
cesthonnd frolrl.ts, aud the date upon
which the ironc,ad agreement was 10 haye
g0no INTO effect found east.bOnnd froieht
lied. N'ii''i"i'
Whiic the representatives OF the hon.
esily disposed lines were giving assurance,
OF their faithful adherence 10 the nrrsa.
ment, and were vainly endeavorinr IA IN
tae responsibility for the rate cutting, the
Erie railway suddenly assumed no ms.
gressiy,c front and through The LEGALLY.
prescribed channel announced an omen IL.
auction ON certain classes OF cast.bouud
ireighi- The Erie receivers explainof
ti'st such a course was the only one omen
70 them TO protect the properfv in lbeir
charge nom secret and insi,li6as assaults
upon rs proper share of the trnnkparia-
ton hnyress Tho onen ait nnnonue,sl
IN 'ne h,sig. was promptly mel BY an al
ne lfnnh hncs. and illH secrct cuitnr
WIS ioiSed down pes or Two lower 10
N, NiSol,leN .unpruhtabe plane Tho
ERIE receirers Lave declared hi effect thai
slnnld INC surreptitious cutting OF rates
y cN,cnd,t 10 other classes Of frciehis
.lfy VII ~ each Instance make a ain
iewas epen rate. BY ibis hesoic mean
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

Special correspondents Of the Gazette
state that immigration is still pouring
into Texas from great many OF the oil
states. These future citizens. It Is said.
are In nearly all instances well-io-do PEG,
PIE, WAC simply see a golden opportunity
TO better themselves hundrcd fold in
the great western empire. Texas is big,
long and wide and there IL plenty Of
room for all honest, thrifty people. This
steady influx Of people who show a
preference for the western part Of the
state, once more forcibly suggests the
building Of another road Ia that direction
and The necessity for The Fort Worth and
Albuquerque becomes more apparent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

The Erie company hopes tu put m end
10 secret rate cutting AMI NJ the same
lime convince oil Of lis associates among
tic trunk line r0nds that 10 is more
profitable to be frank than 10 dlsscmblo.
a meeting Of railroad managers will be
held within o TOW days 10 discuss the
situation, which Is certainly becoming
serious. There Is comparatively little
freight traffic 10 divide, aud those roads
TINT get the greater share Of II are not
receiving a remunerative rate for carrying
1t. The traffic manager of one of tho
greatest railroad systems in the country
described the situation concisely yester-
day when he said; I've are simply run
ming our freight cars to keep our men em-
ploycd. Tn e is no profit in the bust
ness"
Doubtless tEc outcome Of the present
demoralized condition Of freight rates will
DO a new ngreoment-anOlher mutual
promise TO maintain rItcs--which will
serve 10 Illustrate how deep an impress
sion the Erie railways object lesson has
made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

The man who raised the biggest pump
kins and the best cabbages Is Of much
greater Importance than the individual
who can blow out from the abysmal re-
cesses Of his wind cavern the most po-
ltlcal speeches, and he that bringeth
n wagonload Of cotton or a drove Of
steers 10 town is greater than he that
taleth a hunlred cilns.