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ANNUAL. MEETING.

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Or horrow money! The D.benture investment
company of Boston. Mass. have established a
branch Office in Grand Rapids. IL you wish ~
money small monthly payments. Apply
early and stop rent branch office No q and :!
Tower block DORIAN a EDDY
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ASSlCNEE,s NOTICE.

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What must one la To get late The
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DROntTE ORDER state a Michigan.
county ~ kent, -. y, ses.ioa IL tho
probate court fof ss,d county IL kcn, held ..
the probate Office, IN the city 81 Grand Rapid,
snd the s'h la, ~ srril. in tho year oas
thousand EIGHT huHdred ami niue', thrre.
Present. Cyru. T.. fert ms, Judge ~ probate.
IL the M after ~ the .@fs'. ~
MARY GRANGER. deceased
Margaret Sutsef. sGesatfia 81 iiss last wal
sustestsmef,, 20 aid deceased having rendered.
ts, ,h.s cuaft her hnsi adm ,ai.trsiioa account.
n Is ordered thai Friday, the ah DAY NAY.
use 81 isn :, coek On tho for.no.sa NJ ss.i pro
hate 0ofee ~ aproie'st fss the examination
and allowance II sati sccount
AaA " u further otsierssi that ecry - this
order - psilisied three successive ~-~ks pr~-
,lous &c sad asy - bearing IN the Grand Hap
~ Herald daily nr~spsrer tf.asrd and ear
calstisz ln "a a. esanty 81 hsnf.
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doctorw Cant come in! How's that"
The mistress do be too Ill for To see ye
the day. SIR
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H. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
TOWER Ri.k

kooAss ANDs TOWER Ri-K 4
fok sAlE HOUSES AND LOTS
hue mosi,rn AHA. n-sz t-s-~ ga fs.sso~
fnurs sill a bargain Aiss erle on nNrsau sse-
Lafayette. u,tA furusss, bath sas eli .s.-ssra
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ascsass tot sale 90 sschA1sr.
FARMS FOR SALE or ENcHANaE
j0 scsss 10 Tcstrsds- to~n-hip q fihe ssask
tsrm r-ssi clay lean large barn sssaii isI,sts..
i3i scF~s improved hsssac~ t<--h EsA,.ls sius
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psop~rss.
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ss.s-ssd 18th srrras Bod i've seea osvh. ssis
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class soal
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exchange.
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LEGAL,


1DROBATE ORDER-Sfate Of Michigan conn
j " 81 keni Ala session ~ the pro
bate cour, far sx,d county 81 Kent, held At tho
probate Office. In the city 81 Grand Rapids on
The Jist day 81 March. in the year one thou
sand cich, hundred aud ninety three.
Present. 4 ru. r. Perkins. Judge of probate.
In the matter - the r~iate 81
CHARLES ". GRsNER. minor
William j. stuart. guardian III said minor.
having rendered tn this court his seventh
annual account.
l, Is ordered that Monday the 18th day ~
April. ise. at 10 O'Clock in IN. fovvu.sn a.
said probate Office, b. appointed fnr the az
animation and allowance - ssid scrount.
And !; Il further orsierrd. That q cory ~ this
order to published two successive weeks pre-
vious ~ said day 81 hearing in the Grand Rap
Ids Herald. q daily nesnrsper printed and cir.
euiating In said county 81 Kent,
CYRUS B.. PERkt>s.
~ true copy Jusis. 81 Probate.
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GOOD HOTEI,--..::s,r
oUsiNGss cNANCTs.

oniy - 10 ". Transports. " and o. ~ hsth fr--s
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NARROWED SAILORS RESCUED.
They Had Lived Several Months on a
Speck of Land i'm the Pacific.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 31.-The schooner
Viking arrived last night with the two
sailors who were marooned on Clipperton
island last May. Clipperton island is tiny
speck in the South Pacific and is covered
with guano deposit. A company was or
ganized to work the deposit, and the
schooner Compeer left for the island with
force of men. The schooner was forced TO
return to San Francisco for supplies and
machinery, but in order to hold the island
left two sailors there with provisions for
three months The island is q desolate
spot and the sailors had misgivings that
the schooner would not be back in three
months, so one of them sent a letter to
friend in this city when the Compeer sailed.
telling of their fears of being deserted
The friend was asked to wait three months
and then If no vessel was sent to take
them off he was to make the letter public.
Three months passed, and as the guano
company made no move to rescue the men
the letter was published in the newspapers.
Finally last August the schooner Viking
was sent after the deserted sailors. 1t was
known here that the mems provisions
would be exhausted before the Viking
could reach them, and there was much
speculation as to their fate. The Viking
found the men-Jensen and Hahn good
condition and brought them back to San
Francisco They had eked out their pro-
visions by eating birds eggs.
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sHANKLIN's AMBITION.
He Won't Accept Federal Office, but
Would BE senator or Governor.

He Won't Accept Federal Omce, but
Would BE senator or Governor.
Special To the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON Oct. a.-Editor John c.
Shanklin, OF Evansville. has put at rest
all doubt as to whether he desires or will
accept an Office under President Cleveland
He has informed his friends here that he
does not want. nor will he accept, any Of
flee, and that he hopes there viii be moth
ing more said about him in connection with
federal offices. The ultimatum came when
he was asked If he would like to be Mis-
sissippi river commissioner in place of
Judge Taylor, of Fort Wayne. 1t is the
understanding here that Mr. Shanklin, who
is now on the stump In Ohio, speaking
for gubernatorial candidate Neal, is in
training for the Senatorship to succeed Mr..
>VJorheeS year from next winter. on the
yree-silver platform and that If he should
fail in that course he will seek the non ina
ton for Governor in 1896.
The surveyor of customs at Evansville is
slated for removal. He is charged with
neglecting his official duties.
John T. Lamb is here to see that no
hitch occurs in the appointment of Joshua
Jump as collector of internal revenue. The
appointment is expected this week. y large
number of customs and internal revenue
officers are slated for appointment this
week
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ent organizations that will participate in
the procession will form in the streets in
the vicinity of the church. The column
will be large one. Many societies, civic
line and have been assigned TO position by
Marshal j. Doyle. Nelson a. Miles, major
general commanding the Department or the
Missouri, T. S. A, and his personal stan
staff from the worlds fair grounds, will at
tend the funeral in a body. The Fifteenth
Infantry and light battery, First Artillery.
from Fort Sheridan. will take part in the
number in the neighborhood of 500 men.
The societies will form on Michigan and
there wait for the appearance of the cata-
falque which will be escorted from the
T hs Ha by he W ana city f0r an
proceed south on Michigan avenue
son street to Ashland boulevard north on
the boulevard to the Church OF the
Epiphany. After the services the process
sion will move north on Ashland boulevard
to Washington boulevard, east on Washing
ton boulevard to Desplaines north on Des-
PLANES to Randolph street, east on Ran
dolph to Franklin. north on Franklin to
Lake, east on Lake to Dearborn. north on
Dearborn to the avenue TO North avenue.
Here that part of the procession on foot
coed on North Clark street to Graceland
Cemetery.
The services in the church will be ac-
cording to the Episcopal ritual and will be
After the religious exercises the line of
march will be resumed to Graceland Gene
terry, where the final interment will take
place.
City Hall that by daylight the eXtraordi-
nary volume will be resumed. People are
kept going at a rapid pace, else the line
would be checked even at so late an hour.
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ALLEGED EXPRESS THIEF.
A. G. Guerny Charged with Abstracting
S22,5O0 from q Package.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 31.-The man who
is supposed to have stolen the money pack
age sent by the American Express Com
pany from New York to New Orleans has
finally been found and is under arrest here
The robbery was a very clever one and for
a time puzzled the detectives. The Bank OF
Commerce, of New York. sent package
of $4,000 to the Whitney National Bank,
OF this city. The money came by way OF
the package was opened it was found to be
short $500. The detectives Immediately
began operations and were at first inclined
to think the theft occurred between New
York and ST Louis. Finally Pinkertor
himself came here and the result of his in
yestigation is the arrest OF A. G. Guerny
late money clerk of the American Express
Company, in this city, who stands charged
with the theft.
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NOnpartisan w. &. II. L.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CHICAGO, Oct. 31.-Three hundred dele
gates of the non-partisan National w. c..
It. u. met in the first session of the fourth
national convention to-day in Hyde Park
Congregational Church. The session was
opened by hymn, after which prayer was
offered by Mrs. Allen, of Philadelphia:
was responded to by Mrs. Campbell, of Pitts
burg. Mrs. Finney. of Cleveland, address6
the audience at length. The subject of en-
to minors was freely discussed. The organ
ization is nonpartisan as well as nonsec-
tartan and the plan of the work is the
same as the platform of the w. c. II. u.
The officers are: President, e. j. Finney,
Cleveland; vice president, Mrs. II. c. Camp
bell, Pittsburg; general secretary, Mrs II.
NJ. Ingham, Cleveland recording secretary,
Mrs. Florence c. Porter. Winthrop, Me-
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DENIED AGAIN.
Secretary Gresham Says There Is Nc
Secret Treaty with Brazil.

Secretary Gresham Says There Is No
Secret Treaty with Brazil.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-A dispatch from
London to-day says:
The Brazilian minister in this city, In
an interview regarding the alleged secret
treaty said to have been arranged between
the United States and Brazil in view or
certain eventualities, is quoted saying:
Il received dispatch from my government
dated Rio de Janeiro yesterday making a
statement similar to the one cabled to the
Associated Press. While IL is possible that
such a treaty. in the general conception Of
the word, does not exist, you can depend
upon IL that there is a good understanding
between the two republics, and that the
United States will not permit restoration
OF the monarchy II ii can prevent ii. The
American war Ships have not gone TO Rio
de Janeiro for nothing"
When Secretary Gresham was shown the
above dispatch he said: II can scarcely
believe that the Brazilian minister made
any such statement, for there is not a par
ticle of foundation for it; not particle"
He also added that there was no under
standing of any kind whatever regarding
the affair so far as he knew.
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General Notes.

special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Oct 31-Hon. John %.
Lamb, of Terre Haute, is in the city.
Fourth-class postmasters were appointed
for Indiana to-day as follows: Ellsworth,
Dubois county, II. A. Sutton, vice James
Kelams resigned; Friendswood, Hendricks
county, Andy F. V. Beeler vice w. S. Jes-
sup, removed.
Captain Fritts, chief of the special ex-
animation division, Pension Bureau, who
has been i'll in Louisville during the past
few weeks is improving In health gradu-
ally, and expects to return to Washington
in short time.
The President has granted a pardon to
Franklin w. Hull, of Pennsylvania, con-
victed of aiding and abetting the misappro-
priation of the funds of national bank
and sentenced to five years Imprisonment.
Hull is almost blind.
The President has ordered court-martial
to meet at Fit Reno, Q. T., on the 18th of
November to try Capt. Daniel F. Stiles. re-
tired, for charges arising out of the dispo-
sition of government property in which he
made himself the beneficiary.
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FINANCIAL.

~~~~~~~~>>--~-~~--~~~~~~
LOANS-Money on mortgages. G. Il.
SAYLES, IS East Market street.
MONEY TO LOANS per cent. HORACE
MKAY. Room IL, Talbot e. News Block.
MONEY TO LOAN-On first mortgage.
THoS. c. MOORE. 81 East Market street.
LOANS-Sunls OF 800 TO 100000
City property and farms
c. r. COFFIN * CO, 80 East Market
street
MONEY TO LOAN-On farms at the low
est market rate; privileges for payment
before due. We also buy municipal bonds
THOS. G. DAY X CO.. u East Market
street. Indianapolis
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MISSIONARY SOCIETIES.
Officers Elected by Women OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Methodist Episcopal Church.
TOLEDO, O., Oct. 31-The national con-
vention of the NJ f. woman's missionary
societies, which opened here last Thursday
will conclude it's labors tomorrow The fol-
lowing officers were elected this afternoon
for the ensuing year. after Williamsport
Pa, had been chosen as the place for hold
ing the next convention. President, Mrs.
Clinton B. Fisk of New York; treasurer
Mrs. Mary l.. Mendenhall. of New York
corresponding secretary, Mrs. r S. Rust,
A Aiken Of Cincinnati; vice presidents.
Mrs. F. s. Hoyt of Cincinnati; Mrs. G. o
Robinson. of Detroit; Mrs. Bishop Walden,
of Cincinnati; Mrs. DR.. McCabe, of Della
ware, O. Provisional managers-Mrs Hen
ry w. Rogers, of Evanston, ILL.,; Mrs. Anna
Kent, of Orange, n. j.; Mrs. J. NJ. King of
New York; Mrs. George Mansfield, of BoS-
ton; Mrs. j. p. Negus, of InwoOd. Ia.
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GOOD NEWS FOE MUNCIE.
The Citizens National Bank Given
Permission 40 Resume business.

Permission 40 Resume business.
Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81. - The Citizens
National Bank. of Muncie, which suspended
business on Aug. last, will shortly open
its doors for business. Controller Eckels
to-day addressed a letter 10 President ~
l. Kerwood in which he stated that, as
result Of the interview had with him and
DR.. q. w. III. Kemper, director of the
bank. at the formers office. yesterday,
consent is given for the reopening OF the
bank. which has teen in the hands of a re-
.ceiver for the past two months as soon
as certain conditions are complied with.
and which will be met within a few DAYS
The requirements are that a sufficient
amount of cash shall be on hand to meet
the demands OF depositors and pay all
creditors who do not agree To extension,
together with enough 10 provide for the
current demands OF business President
KerwOOd and Director Kemper. who have
been I'm the city during, the past two days
In connection with this bank, left for their
homes this afternoon. after a successful
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New Chaplain of the House.

WASHINGTON. Oct 31-The Demo-
Gratis of the House held caucus tonight
TO select a successor to the late Rev.
Samuel w. Haddaway, the House chaplain
On the third ballot. Rev Edward IS. Bag
ley, pastor of the Christian Church, of this
city was selected by vote of 63 against
5S for Rev Isaac Cantor, of the Mount
Xernon-Dlace Methodist Church. Mr.. Bag
ley, the successful candidate, was nomi-
nate by Representative Allen, of Misses
sippi,' who is himself Campbellite.
Rev. Mr.. Bagley is a SmOOth-faced, boy
ish-lcOking young man of twenty-eight. He
is a native of Virginia and a graduate of
the University Of Kentucky and the Theo-
logical Seminary of Yale University. The
other candidates We're Rev. W. H. Goth
valid, Rev j. Z. Jones, OF virginia; Kew.
and Rev. George c. Woodruff. of Connecti-
cut Presbyterian. The latter is a nephew
OF HoratiO Seymour.
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sherman VIII Sneak i'm Ohio.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON. Oct. Ex-senator Sher-
man left for Ohio this afternoon, and Sem
ator Brice leaves for that State tomorrow.
Both will take an active part in the cam
paign. When Senator Brice returns he will
be accompanied by his family, who are
now at Lima.
The Ohio Republican Association of
Washington shows a hearty interest in the
coming election in the Buckeye State. 1t is
doing all that is possible to send voters to
their homes who wish to vote. Certificates
eotitling the holder to a reduced rate of
fare for the round trip are being issued by
the score every day now.
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APPOINTMENTS. by the President.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3L-The President
to-day sent the following nominations 70 the
Senate: John A. Strickland, Of New York,
to be assistant appraiser of merchandise
in the district of New York; Preston ~
Griffith of Nebraska, TO be receiver OF
public moneys at Sidney. Neb.; John w.
Renfroe, of Georgia; Ross j. Alexander,
of Ohio, and James j. Anderson, of Illinois,
commissioners to appraise lands in the
Puyallup Indian reservation, Washington,
under the act of March 3. 1893.
1t is expected that the President will to-
morrow appoint Major Kidd, of Indiana,
and Messrs. Dawes, of Massachusetts, and
McKennon, of Arkansas, a commission to
treat with the Cherokee Indians.
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interview with the Controller OF the Cur
National is unimpaired. and the bank will
resume with prospects of a speedy return
to its former successful business. The
smallpox epidemic at Muncie and the gen
eral business depression were the principal
factors in the delay which has been occa-
stoned in resumption.
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Ne1y Missionaries.

ST. PAUL, Oct. 3l.-The Methodist Wom-
ans Foreign Missionary Society, to-day ac-
cepted Misses Kidwel and Shockley, of
the Cincinnati branch. new missionaries.
Reports were received during the morning
from South Japan, China and Yokohama,
and the afternoon was given up TO the
work in South America. Tonight Mrs.
Mary c. Ninde conducted the last meeting
of the parliament of missionaries that have
taken up the evenings of the congress.
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women,s Christian Conference.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct S1.-The interna-
tional conference of the Woman's Christian
Association closed here this afternoon, to
meet in Brooklyn In 1895. At the closing
session Mrs. Lowe Emerson, of Cincinnati,
read interesting accounts of the work of
two new associations at Columbus o. a
motion was made and carried that each as
ISOLATION be taxed l per cent of their in
come for the purpose of carrying on the
expenses of the international board and or
the international organizer.
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Buying n Navy mt New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-The Herald says
that between Nov. II and Nov. Is there
will sail for Rio de Janeiro a fleet of war
ships In some respects the superiors in
point of armament of any vessels afloat.
This fleet will consist of the steam
er Ell Cid, armed with the ter
r1ble fifteen-inch dynamite gun; FL
Rio, of the Morgan line, due In New
York to-day from New Orleans and which
Will be fitted out as a cruiser; the Destroyer
and her famous submarine gun, capable
or destroying. with one shot, the largest
man-of-war ever built; the Yarrow, tor
pedo boat built In England, and now one
of the transatlantic steamers bound for
New York; the steam yacht Feisen fitted
out as torpedo boat and two other fast
steam yachts, for the purchase of which
negotiations are pending and will probably
be completed within day or two.