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Meyers farsayarilla is the best blood purifier
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THE ASSETS ARE II

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United States Bonds and other Securities. ......
Loans on Bond and Mortgage, first lien..........
Loans on Stocks and Bonds.
Ikeeti I5LetLc. =.
Cash IN Banks and Trust Cornpanies.........
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AFTER THE FARMERS.

Indianapolis Gas Trust Begins = Damage
suit for Interfereace with Its Pipe Line.
Special tn the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON. Ind, April 4.-The controver-
sy between the farmers Of Madison county.
in Stoney Creek township. and the Consum-
ers' Gas Trust. of I~ndianxpolis, has as
sumed a new and surprising aspect. Last
fall about twenty farmers tore mp the pipe
line of the Trust and prevented the CON-
pany from crossing their laDds or using the
highway by an injunction issued by the
Madison Circuit Court. In the meantime
ten of the best gas wells of the Trust CON-
pany were thus cut off form the main sup
ply line that carried the fnel to the com-
psDy's consumers in indianapolis. Recent
IL the Supreme Court reversed the decision
of Judge Ellison of this court. and dis
solved the Injunction. Yesterday the Trust
company began u $4,000 damage suit in the
Circuit Court against MunrOe. George and
Noah Huntzinger. w. Is. Prather. J. G..
Wolf. James GwiDn and Isaac Milburn,
prominent farmers of Stoney Creek town
ship. who took such an active part In de-
feating the efforts of the Trust TO cross their
lands The best talent of the Madison bar
has been retained. The filing of the suit
has created the most bitter feeling among
the Stoney Creek farmers and threats were
made to destroy the regulators at the vari-
Gus gas wells. The outcome Is awaited
with deep concern here.
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MAKING Up THEIR VERDICT
Jurymen in the Riot Case at Lafayette
Out All Night and No Agreement
Widow Kendall, of Sullivan County. Given
$4,000 Damages Against q Saloon Keeper
Madison COaniy Farmers Being Sued.
IN TIE HANDS OF THE JURY.

Case Against Murphy, At Lafayette, Closed
and Awaiting n Verdict
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. April At was thought
that when the evidence in the Murphy as
sault- case was closed
the interest in the proceedings would die
out until the final verdict was rendered by
the Jury. This was not the fact. however.
Saturday afternoon Mr.. Hay wood. who
opened for the State. had q large audience.
He closed his argument Saturday evening.
Monday morning Col. Dick DeHart, one of
the finest pleaders in the State.
spoke for the defense. He had
a house full of hearers, and made o
very able He was followed by
William X. Cofiroth. who spoke for the
State, his address lasting about an hour.
This was Mr.. Coffroth's maiden effort as o
pleader before 6 jury. and a number of his
young women friends were out. The adj
dresses of Colonel DeHart and Mr.. Cotfroth
occupied ali of Monday. This morning
found the court room again crowded, every
seat being taken when Kumler began his
argument for the defcnse-tho closing
speech In Murpby's behalf.
Murphy was in court, accompanied
by his wife and child. A number of
friends of Mrs. Murphy were also present.
Kumier closed at noon and Prosecuting
Attorney William Il. Wood closed this aft
ernoon. Mr.. Wood. though q young attor-
ney. made q powerful speech. setting ont
the states evidence in O manner strong rs
IL could be put. He spoke for three hours
and q half. and was listened to with
marked attention. The court room was
crowded Us IL has not been before. many
ladies being present. The balliifs had TO
refuse admittance TO scores. q Lang
doD's charge to the Jury occupied twenty
five minutes IN It's delivery. after which
the twelve men who have for fourteen days
been patiently listening to the evidence OF
scores of witnesses and speeches OF tive at
torneys, retired to deliberate upon their
verdict.
At IL O'clock tonight no verdict had
been returned in the Murphy case. and
Judge LanGdon adjourned court until 9
O'clock tomorrow morning.
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CARTER Il. HARRISON ELECTED.
concluded from First Paee.l

1.-THE Fourthl district over Theo Often. Re-
publican. by about 100 majority. The
election was TO fill fine vacancy made by
Senate.
Returns from Wisconsin cities at mid
night are complete in only q few places.
Judge Newman. Democrat. is probably
elected to the supreme judgeship by four
thousand over Judge Webb. Republican.
Republican Mayors were elected In Eau
Claire. GAINESVILLE. Barabeo. burn.
Waupaca. Viroqus. Stonghton. Edgerton.
River Falls. Black River Falls and else
where. Ashland POpulists elected Okoefe by
q small majority. The Mayors of Madison.
K~nukaunn. Manitowoc. Ripon. Kewaunee
and juneau will he Democrats. Few
straight municipal tickets We're elected.
Nonpartisan tickets were elected in some
cities. as West Bend. Amigo and Dodge
villa
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ONE MASS OF SCALES
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EDMUND X
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Muncie Merchants Protest.

To the Editor OF the Indianapolis Journal;
Last week our city passed Que of the
hands of the old Republican police rule
into the hands OF the new metropolitan po-
lice board. As soon as they were organ
lied they proceeded TO arrest about q half
dozen of our merchants and bring them mp
before the police court and tine them for
displaying their goods in front of their
places of business. it had been the custom
tor twenty-five years or more for the mrr.
chant t. To show their goods III this way.
and, In fact, the Common Council had
passed an ordnance granting them three
feet next their buildings on which
TO display their goods. land II
this ordinance had ever been repealed
IL was not known TO any OF the victims. lt
would seem that the parties that were
prosecuted were victims OF malicious pros
%ecution. as nearly every Othel merchant In
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-05
Notice to Contractors

Sealed proposals viii be received at the office Of
LaBelle & French, Marion, Indiana. from Tuesday,
March %. until 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. April IL,
1898. for material TO be furnished and labor to be per.
formed, In the construction OF a three-st0ry and base
ment Commercial Club building To be built of brick
and stone, and to be erected I'm the city of Marion, In
diana, agreeable u the plans and sp scthcations pre-
No sUb-bids will be received. This contract will be-
let as a whole. Bids will be opened i'm presence OF the
Board OF Directors and contractors who bid ON the
work, at date aud time last above given. Each con-
tractor must give a certified check to the amount 0f
$500, payable to the undersigned, 10 ccOmpan his
bid, and II the contractor 20 whom contract Is awarded
should fail TO give satisfactory bond. fhe check will
become forfeited. The Board OF Directors reserve ths
right TO reject any or all biis.
". SWEETSER.
Chairman Of Finance Committee.
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j. ID. ThornburG. aged thirty-eight, son
OF Amos Thornbure. of Brooklyn, died of
general paresis Sunday and was buried
yesterday.
A man supposed to be the murderer of
Louis schiiiing. Who was recently found
murdered In his store In Kalamazoo. was
arrested in Eikhsrt last night
Hugh McNarny. aged eighty, one of the
oldsst Irish residents OF Wabash county.
died Monday night at his home. near Wa
bash. from injuries received in = runaway.
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the place Was alike guilty Of the Same
ofiense and only escaped by being notified
by the officers TO take in their goods. as
they were going to make some arrests. Not
Que OF the merchants who were arrested
aud fined was given any notice or warning
whatever. and complaints were made out
for the day before. so as TO be sure of their
victims. Some of the merchants had their
sidewalks cleared before the warrants were
served on them: nevertheless they were ar
rested and fined. preferring TO pay their
fines rather than defend themselves in the
higher courts. X they continue TO enforce
this rule many of our merchants will DO
compelled to quit business. as they cannot
do business without the use of the side
walks in receiving and shipping goods.
MERCHANTS OF MUNCIE.
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Republican Victory at Denver.
Special to me Indianapolis Journal

bpFCIhI 10 TIC Inu1dnHpOIiB JOufuHl
DENVER. Col, April 4-Probably the
most hotly contested municipal election
campaign ever experienced In Denver ended
to-day. and the result Is the election OF
Van Horn. Republican. for May or. and the
entire Republican ticket, by at least 1000
plurality. There were three tickets in the
iield-Republican. Democrat and Populist.
bined and carried the county for Weaver.
but they failed to fuse in the city campaign.
and the consequence is a sweeping Repub-
lican victory. Returns received are from
Democratic strongholds. and show the
Democratic ticket running behind. The
vote was very light in comparison with last
fall
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MRS. KENpALL,s 90. 900 VERDICT.
Her Husband Went Intoxicated from . Sa
l,nn auI Act Hfs naosh

Her Husband Went Intoxicated from . Sa.
loon aud Met His Death.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. April A jury has
rendered o verdict for 1000 damages
against a liquor dealer IN q case that a.
attract general attention throughout the
State. Mrs. Catherine Kendall. of sullivan
county. sue1 Edward Wallis bondsmen for
damages. because her husband had met his
death after leaving Wallis saloon in an in
toxicated condition. He was killed by his
horses running away. The widow asked
for S2.O 0O. The case was venued from Sui
livan county TO this county, and occupied
several days In trial. III. HUMAN. the
wholesale liquor dealer of this city, was
tho principal bondsInan and defendant.
The case will probably be appealed to the
SuDreme CourI
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sp6cielt Ia the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE. Ind. April 4.-Cyrus Drake. one
of Muncie's well-known business men. pro-
prietor of the Leclode restaurant and
hotel, was arrested this evening by Mar
shall Winters. of Portland. on the charge or
embezzlement. The prosecuting witness is
William A. Davis. of Portland. Davis is q
contractor In furnishing railroad ties TOR
the l.. f. * w. Railway Company. He
charges that while Drake was In his en-
pioy buying ties. be received over 81. 700
winch was not used In pa for lumber.
and that Drake has failed to make good the
deficiency a. he had promised. Tine officer
permitted Drake To 70 on his own recogp-
Zanoe and spr0mise that ho would come to
Portland tomorrow for trial.
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australia. Largest Banh su.p,nd..

MELBOURNE. April 4-The Commercial
Bank of Australia suspended to-day. This
action was due TO the continued with
drawal OF deposits. &c. DOC. 600 having been
withdrawn within a year past. Gnd ESQ. 0c0
on Thursday last alone. The Commercial
Is the largest bank in Victoria, and be-
IoDg~d 10 An association of banks which re-
Gently agreed to uphold each other. with
the assistance of the government. The
total amount of the deposits is over f12,-
coo. 00. of which 6 5000 600 are lodged IN
London.
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Hon. David M~erriweti.er tho Successor OF
Henry Clay La the United States Senate.
LOUISVILLE. April 4-The Hon. David
Nerrlwether died this morning at his home
In Jefferson county.
Mr.. Merriwether's career in politics was
q remarkable one. He was born Dot. 80.
1900. in Virginia. and went to
Kentucky when q boy. He was
thirteen times elected . member
OF the Kentucky Legislature and
was once Speaker OF the House. He was q
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-05
Consumers Wants More Cu.tom.rs.

The directors of the Consumers Trust
held o meeting, last night, which lasted
until nearly midnight. 1t is announced
that the principal business transacted was
Of a routine nature, bnt among other things
not Of this character was o decision of
much interest to property owners along
the line of the compsny's mains. Until
May 81 the company says 1t will make
service connections with houses along the
low-pressure limos. Ii has found that it
has now q sufficient amount of COS to take
on more private consumers.
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WOUND IN SCALP.
Henry York Says He Was Assaulted and
Robbed on Washington Street.

A rough-looking stranger walked into
Dietz's drug store. at No. $50 West Wash.
ington street. about 10 O'clock last night,
and. after announcing that he had been
held up and robbed. tumbled in Q heap on
the floor Blood was streaming from q
bsd cash in the back of his head. but he
was unable TO explain how he received the
wound. He was somewhat under the in
fuence of drink, and patrolmen Thomas
and Bolan were called to remove him. At
the police station the man gave his name as
Henry York,
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member of the constitutional convention
of 1919 and 1850. In June 1852. he was
elected United States Senator to succeed
Henry Clay and served until December.
From 1858 80 1851 he was territorial Govern
or of New Mexico. He closed his political
career in Kentucky In 1885. when he was
defeated for the Legislature. He leaves q
large family
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-05
Pleaded Guilty To Barn-Burninr.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
RoCKPoRT. Ind. April 4.-Edmond Till
man pleaded guilty In the Circuit Court
this morning To having. IN October last.
burned the barn of John Miller. of 81.
Meinrad, and was sentenced by Judge
GouQh TO five years in the penitentiary
In his confession Tillman stated that John
Seifreitz promised him IS TO do the lob.
He had employed an attorney to defend
him. and seemingly had a good defense.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-05
Republican Gains in the Empire State.

ONEIDA, N. Y, April AT the charter
election at Oneida. to-day. the Republic
ans elected Frank G. Drake Mayor by 81
majority. Last year Fred b. Cheney, Dem
ocrat wos elected by about the same ma
jorlty.
LoNG ISLAND. CITY, L. l., April. 4-The
result OF elections for supervisors in Queens
and Suffolk counties are estimated to-
night as follows: Democrats, z; Republic
ans. 9. Prohibition was defeated every
where.
SCHENECTADY. N. Y. April 4.-Jacob W.
Cute was to-day elected Mayor by $50 ma
jorlty.
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kpeCfhI 70 me InuLADhDOnB JOnfnAI.
FOWLER. Ind. April 4.-Oscar Williams,
a prominent citizen of this county. was &C.
cidentslly shot Saturday evening. He
dropped his gun on the floor. and 1t was
discharged. The ball struck a small but
ton on hrs right breast. and both ball and
button went straight in. Dr.. J. A. Lovett.
of Goodland. was called. and has 30 far
failed To locate the ball. He says the
wound will likely prove fatal.
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Gas sam Abundant.
10 the Indianapolis Jonrna,.

EpFVIHI w EH IH"FuuEVVHN "HIHS-
HARTFORD CRY. Ind. April 4.-A biQ
gas we'll was drilled Inc southeast of here
to-day hy the Hartford Civ Glass COM
pany. The wells around this town are
verv large. IL there be any dimInuitinn
in the output of any of the first wells
drilled here tho decrease As so siighs that
IL cannot be determined.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-05
Muncie'. Summer Races.

Special TO the Indianapolis journal
MUNCIE. Ind, April 4.-The date for
Muncie's summer races has been an
nounced. and everything will be put in
readiness for the biggest meeting ever in
Delaware county. Secretary NJ. s. Clay
pool and Directors Is. L. Clay pool. &. II.
Anthony. George F.. McCulloch and Will
liam II. Marsh met last evening and an
nonneed she dates az j ally 4. 5 aud Il. The
purses W Ill be from $500 to $500.
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More rhnn 10000 Plurality.

DETROIT, April 4.-Almost complete re-
turns tonight show the election, yester-
dny. OF Judge Hooker. Republican.
for Supreme Judge. and the two
Republican regents by pluralities of more
than 10. 900 each. A hight vote was polled
throughout the State. Election for cir
cult judges was held in twenty-three dis
tricts. of which the Republicans carried
thirteen. the Democrats and Fuslonists Six.
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In Favor of License.

OMAHA. Neb.. April affections for local
officers were held to-day In all Nebraska
cities snd towns incorporated under the
general law. There was no especial issue
at stake any where. the main question be-
ing the local option feature of the license
law. In almost every place boards of trus-
tees or councilmen favorable to license
ware eiected
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-05
Snap Postmaster Appointed.

Special 70 the indianapolis Journal
SPENCER. Ind, April 4.-There were
many surprised Democrats in Spencer when
it was announced that the appointment of
postmaster had been made for this place. as
it vas not expected for some time yet. In
fact, three remOnstrances were being cir
culated against o. I. Dickerson. the choice
of q. w. Cooper, which over one-haif of
the Democratic patrons of the Office bad
signed. Dickerson heard of the effort be-
ing made AGAINST him, and teleRraphed
Mr. Cooper, who fastened the appoint
mont.
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southern Lutheran Conference.

ETFTIdI TO tfF IuFFE<TdpoFTT' Va
SEYMOUR. Ind. April; about fifty
ministers of the German Lutheran Church
arrived in this city this morning TO atterd
the Southern Indiana Conference. Nothing
of Importance was transacted to-day be-
yond naming the various committees.
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"Mrs. U1nsro,c,s soo,h.ng syr,.n,

has been used over fifty years by millions of
mothers for their children while teething, with
perfect success. II soothes the child, softens
the gums. allays pain. cures wind collie, regu-
lates the bowels, and Is the best remedy for
diarrhea. whether arising from teething or
other causes. For sale by druggists In every
part OF the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
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Stockholders Meeting.

The ANIMAL meeting OF the stockholders of the Yer.
non Insurance and Trust Co. of Indiana, VIII be held
al the office OF their general agents. McGilliard d
Dark. No. 80 East Market street. on Tuesday even
ing. April 10, 1893. at . o'clock p. m, for the election
of directors and other business.
\. DARK, Secretary.
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T. truths. Coughs SOW the seed Of con-
sumption. Then comes the reaper, death. Stop
the sowing with Hale's Honey OF HorehOund
and Tar. No cough or cold can ever prove dan
gerous or long remain troublesome If this pleas
ant aDtidote ia taken. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies 1oothache Drops cure in l minute.
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Wheat Damage i'm Indiana

ELKHART. Ind. April At is now known
the past winter greatly damaged wheat
throughout this section of Indiana. and
farmers are blowing il mp and putting in
other crops.
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Miiitts IDissrminx Indian Scouts.

PARIS. Tex. April Alt is learned here.
at midnight. that the militia have had
scouts securing the country around Antlers.
Ind. T., to-day. going TO every Indian clti-
zen's house ana taking their guns, pistols
and ammunition from them. The purpose of
this. it is thought. Is to get Locke to make
an offensive movement.
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Death of Rev. Alfred c. Hathaway.

RICHMOND. Ind. April 4.-Rev. Alfred c.
Hathaway, pastor of the Friends Eighth
street Church, died this morning at Col
lege Hill sanitarium. neal Cincinnati.
Three weeks ago he became mentally IN
balanced. the result of overwork, and grew
rapidly worse. He was vios president of
the National Christian EndeavoI Union
and also vice president of the Indiana
Christian EndesvOr Union. He was thirty
three veara old.