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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18
TIE STRIKE Ar MUNClE.
Striking Switchmen Interfere with Trains,
and Only Mail Cars Allowed to Move.

The situatian at Muncie shows no sign
of Improvement. The only trains that the
road succeeded In getting ont yesterday
were its mails. and to them no passenger
cars we're added. Two freight trains from
Indianapolis reached Muncie. but had
hardly entered the yards before the strik-
ers pulled all the coupling = pins,
leaving them helpless. and the en-
gines were put into the round house.
The private car OF the kidnapped" theat-
rical company was attached to one of tie
mail trains, and it was only by dint of
much persuasion that the strikers allowed
1t to go ont An agent of the Theil
detective agency brought fifteen non
union switohmen into town early in the
morning. but the strikers induced them not
to go to work. Some $50 was solicited from
the business men of the CITY to get them
out of town. and they returned
to Chicago. Both Muncie and the
l.. (. IL w. road are heavy losers by the
trOubie. A great deal of freight is de-
tanned, and there seems no prospect of get
ting it out. as both road and men are re-
luctant to yield a point. The men laugh
at the injunctiOns granted by the federal
court here. and say that If they cannot go
on the tracks they have plenty of friends
who can. The Big -Four road is reaplng a
harvest. and. it is asserted, is encouraging
the Lake Erie strikers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18

vomiting and diarrhea. Court here adj
journed until tomorrow.
Counse for Harris said this morning
that he would make q motion for n new
trial. on the ground of y-discovcred
evidence. Harris is very Respondent. IS he
fully e. expected his appeal would be success
full.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18
Failed for $4,000.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ELwOoD, Ind. Jan. 1.-THE firm of f..
Goldnamer & Co.. dealers IN dry goods and
boots and shoes. at Elwood. failed to-day.
Liabilities. $40, 1000; assets, $4,000. Dull
trade Is the assigned cause. j. H.. Walker
IL Co., of Chicago, are the heaviest cred
itors. The firm came from Louisville one
year ago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18
Du-csn still A,ive

George Duncan. who was shot night be-
fore last by fOot-pads, at the corner of
Washington and Mississippi streets, was
still alive last night, though DR.. Crosse. his
physician. is of the opinion that he cannot
recover. No clew has yet been obtained
by the police of his assailant.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18
An Insane Woman Dying.

Rose Wheeler, an inmate of the insane
asylum, is fatally i'll. and cannot live but q
few days. The authorities of that %institu-
fion would like TO learn OF the whereabouts
of her husband, who. up to q short time
ago. resided on RIVER avenue. in West In
dianapOlis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18
"UneIe Robert Taylor.

DELPHI, Ind. Jan. 16.-An interesting
character died at his home In Camden. this
county. last week. in the person of Robert
Taylor. known in that community as
Uncle Robert" His life had been one of
adventure. and he sought n quiet retreat in
which TO pass his last days.
Robert Taylor was born in Scotland. IN
1893. and in the Crimean war was one of the
survivors of the Charge of the Light
Brigade" Later he was a commission mer-
chant in Valparaiso, South America, and
before coming to this country spent four
years in Alaska. He had no relatives in
this county, but the friends who attended
him in his last illness gave the old soldier
q fitting burial.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18
Patents Granted Hoosiers.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l7.-Patents were to-
day issued to Indiana inventors az follows:
Frank Anderson, Shoals, wheeled harrow: AL
bert Baker, Fort Wayne. apparatus for preserv-
ing foods; Peter Hack. Michigan City, tension
device for wire fence; Joseph 4. Hart. a~ssignOr
OF One-half to j. Hollingsv orth, Fowler, gov
ernOr for mechanical motors; James 8. Moore,
Sullivan, a~ssignor OF ole-half to W. s. Bristol,
Flat Rock. can filling machine; Robert +. Perch,
Spfceland, step-ladder.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18

b. NJ. Hodkins. a stranger. stated to the
police yesterday morning that he alighted
from the cars at the Union Station @ half
hour before. and had started 10 walk mp
Illinois street. When he reached
the corner of Georgia street q
mar stepped from a doorway
and drew n revolver from his pocket. Hod-
kins says he did not hesitate. but handed
over his pocket-book. He halls from q
southern county.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18

Yesterday morning Judge Baker issued
an order restraining w. II. Bailey. John
Murphy, j. l.. Burns, Charles Eagen. Tbom-
as Ready. M. G. Smith. M. s. Stevenson,
p. Nixon, G. Kirkwood. j.. Sullivan. Frank
LAWYER. W. J.. Matthews. George Davis, J..
l.. Yates. j. Ward. A. Vance and others
from In any way hindering or de-
laying the Lake Erie ~ Western
railroad from moving its trains o. cars.
either by their actual presence or by in
timidation of those attempting to run it's
cars. The order was issued on the hearing
of q complaint asking for it. WHICH was
filed in the court by superintendent ID. :.
Hill. of the Lake Erie system. and in which
be stated that these men and others had
nearly. if not entirely, stopped the cOm-
pany's operations at Muncie, Ind. IL is at
that point that tie yard and the swltchmen
are striking pending the result of a demand
for an increase of wages and q shortening
of the hours or work. The order was issued
to be in effect until u further hearing of
the case. which was set down for the 25th of
this month in this city. w. r. Hackedorn.
+. s.. Foote and Winter II Elan are the
attorneys for the complainant.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18
SCHOOL. Clo.ed by he Health Bonrd.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
TIPTON. Ind. Jan. 17.-On account of the
prevailing and threatening epidemic of
diphtheria the schools and churches here
have been closed by the health board. and
al children forbidden on the streets un-
der penalties. Every caution has been
taken to prevent any further spread of
the disease. No new cases or deaths have
been reported to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18
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tourists. steamers have electric lights. electric bells.
all modern improvements. and an unexcelled cuisine.
Nassau has the best equipped hotel in the West
Indies, ana cable communication With the Unitei
States. Excursion Tickets $50 and upwards
All particulars and beautifully illustrated descrip-
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TENDER lungs cannot long withstand the ;rri-
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18
SERIOUS RAILWAY WRECKS
Santa FeCoach, Two Sleepers and a Dim
ing Car Roll Down an Embankment.
Colored Cook Killed and Eight Persons In
~jured-Fatal Collision onthe L.&N. Caused
by q Cold Bsnumbed Watchman.

KEoKUK, Ia. Jan. IA Santa Fe pas
senger train was wrecked by q broken rail
at a point two miles wet of Revere. Mo-.
at 6:15 o'clock this morning, q coach. two
sleepers and o dining-oar going over the
embankment. One man, q colored waiter,
was killed. and several persons were badly
injured. The injured were removed to Fort
Madison, TWENTY-FIVE miles from the scene
of the wreck, and there medica al assistance
was secured. The killed and injured are:
KiIled-wlliam Ross. waiter in dining-car. ad-
dress unknown.
Injured-Wlliam Bell. of Chicago, first cook in
dining car. right shoulder bruised and tip OF
clayicle broken; Michael Attends, OF ST. Paul,
second cook. bruised about head; Warren M.
Smith, of Kansas City, third cook, back. right
arm and shoulder badly scalded and right knee
bruised; Jas b. Jones. conductor dining-car. left
leg bruised; Albert Dempsey, OF Marshfield, Wis,
bruised about head: r. NJ Stevenson. waiter IN
dining-car, left arm Bruised; l.. Length, or Kan
sas City, waiter in dlning-car. slight scalp wound
and left lex bruised: Il. 5. Phelps. OF Chicago,
hagman, hip and back bruised.
The wrecked train was the first section
Of the limited No. 3. in charge of conductor
Woodward and engineer Furze. While
running at a high rate OF speed the detect
i've rail was struck and the tank trucks
jumped the track, followed by those of the
cars rolled over che embankment, and,
from the completeness OF the wreck. the
wonder Is that more were not killed. En-
gineer FurZe owes his life. as does his fire.
man, to the fact thai the lOcOmO-
tive became detached from the tender
and il gave them time TO jump clear of the
debris. Almost immediately after the cars
rolled down flames wore seen licking up
the light wood work of the dining-car.
Fortunately the passengers VINO had
escaped injury were enabled TO rescue the
injured, and the flames merely burned the
wreckage. The wounded were carefully
attended to until the second section OF the
train arrived. when all were placed aboard
and taken to Fort Madison.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18

George Henry. proprietor of a saloon at
No. 1S5 East Washington street. fired two
Ineffective shots au q till Taper last night,
whom he caught in the act. The thief
secured s..
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18
Ninth Anniversary of DePauw.

FpeclaI 70 the IndlanapOnS JOURNAL.
GREENCAsTLE. Ind, Jan. 17.-Founders'
and benefactors' day at DePauw UnIver-
slty was celebrated tonight. Rev. w. r.
Halstead, of Bloomington. delivered the
address. Despite the cold weather. Me-
harry Hall was crowded and the address
was fully equal to the OCCASION. This is
the ninth anniversary of the change from
Asbury College to DePauw CniYersity.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18

Desiring THE JOURNAL left at their hotels
or bOardlng-hOuses are requested to leave
their orders at the countinR-room, send o
postal card or telephone to No. 23S.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18
Special Excursion Rates to Florida I'd
eaas,Irnain ISnoa

ExcursiOn tickets will be sold Jan. % via
Pennsylvania lines at rock bottom rates TO De
Leon Springs, Florida. Return coupons will be
valid until May 81, 1898. inclusive. affording an
excellent opportunity for a visit to Florida or a
prolonged soIourn in the South. For details
please apply TO nearest Pennsylvania line ticket
agent
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18
Cuticura Kesolvent

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18

Benjamin Roth's g~ambling-room, over
Miies's restaurant. on North Illinois street,
was raided BY Officers Hsgerdorn. Cox and
Laughlin last night.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ALL CON-
~ tractors OF the city Of indianapolis are requested
by the President and Executive Board of the Team
sters, Shoyelers, Graders. Concrete Men. PAYERS,
Curb settlers. AsphaltInen and SeweTInen's Unions 10
be present at a meeting held in Union Hall. No. 1891
East Washington street, Wednesday evening. Jan.
IL, at l O'Clock, sharp. Business OF importance 10 be
transacted.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18
Fatal Accident on Tho L. g. N.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 17.-An accident oc-
CURED at 1:30 this morning on tho Louis
Vile d Nashville railroad at Milldale, Ky.
By the neglect of the Waterman. who says
he was benumbed with cold, he allowed a
freight, en- gine TO run on the main track ut
the same time that q passenger engine was
coming in the opposite direction. Tho
engines met On the bridge over the old
Licking river. One Of the men jumped
forty feet. Engineer Walter Galson. of
Louisville, was fatally injured. Engineer
James Carr and fireman Goldman. of Louis
vile. and fireman John Wanke. OF Mill
dale, Were painfully hurt.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18

conviction and sentence to five years I'M
prisonment. The jury was defective. one
of their number having been excused.
while the other eleven returned the YER
diet. On this circumstance arose the ques-
tion OF former jeopardy. which was argued
before Judge Leonard J. Hackney and at
tracted much attention. Since then .judge
Hackney has qualified and become one OF
the Supreme judges of the State. and this
trial comes up before Judge William A.
Johnson, OF Franklin. recently appointed
nudge OF this circuit. Evidence has been
presented by States Attorney CampbelI.as
sisted by William Wallman. of Columbus.
and Messrs. Love and Morrison. of this
city. Indications point to q hard legal
battle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18

South BEND. Ind, Jan. 17.-E. b. Rus
sell. of this city, chairman of press COM
mittee of the National Commercial Travel
ers' Association, which met at Chicago Jan.
Il. has just given out the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That manufacturers and jobbers be
and are hereby requested, to withdraw from the
road all travelling men from July 22 Co AUG. 8,
Inclusive, regardless OF whether they intend to
Visit the worlds fair at that time or not.
The intent OF tho resolution is 20 place
all on an equal basis. in order that no
undue advantage may be gained by any
house to the detriment of another. and that
every travelling salesman may be given an
opportunity TO attend the fair during COM
mercial travellers week.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18

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FOR SlLE--AIIs

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-18

DIED
NJ. CrOpsey. on Jan IL. 1893, az
her residence, 235 College avenue, aged eightythree
years and seven days. Burial services from resi-
dence. Thursday, 18th. 10 A. M, conducted by Rev. NJ
i. Haines. Funeral private.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-25
9as @pbmbaus BET 8ufunft.

SGs fiinftige Mobnbaus III ais Weus
iter auf Der Weltausf teaung in Chicago
ausgefelt. Gin elettrii@er Nuf3ug bas
rim bermitteIt ben gerfebr atpii6en ben
perf6iebenen StoGmerten, aud iebt Der
elettrif9e Strom fdmmtli9e mai9ineIz
lenginri3tungen bes6aufes (wie Ndbz,
Wa19s unb @ringmai6inen uIp.) in
8epegung. Ser lelbe Strom eraeuet
9et9aettig bas fit ben 6ausbaIt erforz
berlt9e gis unb bepegt bic &ublung
berbreiteneen 6d6er. 9as bIoBe Oehs
nett Der 6austbir, refpeftibe Ser 3imz
mertbur, geniigt, um Slur ober 3immer
telbittb6tig gu beleu9ten. @dmmtli9e
S9rdnfe baben cine dbnli9e 8orri9z
tung; beim Sefaen Der Sbtir e%ntsiinset
lld etl1 2dmp9en, nel6es baS Snnere
beleu9tet, un5 tpieber erlii6t, 5obalb
bic Sblr gei6lohen nir6. Gin Srud
out Dem umf6alter geniigt, um idmmts
ll6e 2ampen gum @liben gu bringen.
BON GROCER 8equemli9teit unb Better
tparniB beripri6t in 3ufunft bic elefz
trtf6e 9ei5ung, defenders bic Der Slide
gu iein. Iuf cine MarmorpIatte, pelde
ben &o6berb eriebt, itef1t mon bic
Sopfe 1tnb berbinbet biele bann nit Der
Settung. 9as Roden beiorgt Der elet=
trti9e Strom, berfeIbe erbibt gIei93eitig
bic pldtteiien urb bei3t bas Wafds
unb gabemafer.
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@albe Staten fir Die Tabrt nad)
Chicago NIB suriid.

Das LANCE erpartete greigniB lit
enbli6 eingetreten, bic paFagierz Staten
fir bic Gabrt mad Chicago unb auriid
iinb auf bic 9dlfte rebueirt porben.
8om /. @uguf at oerfauft bic
Santa Gez8abn &etour 8iaette mad
Chicago bia ct. 2ouis ober aanias
@itD gum preiie Der einfa9en Gabrt
plus 5000. Spl9e Sidets tperben
tdgli@ big gum 81. October 1893 pers
fault tperben. 9ieieIben baben cine
@iltisfeit BON 80 Sagen fur bic &id>
fabrt bonn Sage bes 8erfaufes an.
Sie Snbaber berfelben finb feinen Be-
i@~rdntungcn III 8eaug auf Bic Nccoms
mobationer nntermorfen. Wer bafRr
EXTRA be5ablen min, tant au9 pIdbe
in ben Bulman' i9en GeftibilsS 9laf>
Wagen belegen. 9ie 8enubung Der
ho6eleganten @bairs@ ars Der Santa
Sc 8abn ftebt ben Yafagieren obne
@rtras8 ergiitung aur @erfisung.
Sic pafagiere f6nner bon @bicago
on bic &idfabrt nod 8elieben antree
ten, Dorausgeiebt, baB bas innerbalb
Der 30tdgigen @iltisfeitsbauer Der
Silette gei6iebt, urb perrt man arts
riidtebrt, tpirb man ni9t nur bas 8e>
ipuBtiein nit ii6 mad 9auie nebmer,
benz groBartigften S9aufpieI Der
Welt beigewobnt gu baben, ionbern
baB bic &eiie aud bic bentbar araez
1ebmte unb b%equemte getpeien lift
ME bas eben nur bel Der bo6elega1z
ten unb mobernen QuSriifung Der
3ige Der Santa Sc 8abn m6gIi9 1T.
Sine entIpre9enbe niebrigere State
tpirb fir ole Buntte al Der Santa Sc
gabn mad ct. Qouis unb &anlQs
@itD inter benielben 8ebingungen
fetgefeBt werben.
Man menbe li9 miinbli9 ober
i3riftli6 on irgenb einen Billetts Ngers
ten Der Santa Sc 8abn in 8e3ug auf
8iaette ober ionitige @in3elbeiten.
Man lahe Ii6 einen "ColumbiazFolz
der" geben, Der ni9t nur cine genaue
8ei6reibung Der MeItaus ltelungsz
Sauten entbdlt, fonbern aud einer ges
tauen plan BON Gbieago.
%. 6. &eenan,
GeneraIsp aHagiers Ngent.
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NQerlet.

XkueEIetS
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unieres Geuernebr Departments, 1T
ber etpigen ofener unb bertedten Nnz
grille auf i'm miibe rttb bat ertldrt,
6aB er iein Nmt am /. September niez
5erlegen mer6e. Ser itdbtii6en Nbs
miniftratiDn unb Der v@emalt binter'm
Sbrpne@ 1T es iebenfa1s barum gu
tbun, bic Stele fir Seman6ett fret 3a
befommen, benz lie f6on bpr Der Wabl
beripro6en nurbe.
= Sol. Breckenridge, Der prdlibent
Der biefigen WaHertperts : @eieGi9aft,
bat benz bonn MaDor %ernannten Waiz
iertperfs 4omite folgenben Gori9lag
unterbreitet: Sie Stabt ioQ nit Der
@aHerperts @eie1f6aft einen &on=
trait auf Z Sabre abi6lieBen, unb
3tpar iDa fie fir ben geiammten Ses
barf fur bas Geuerl6i6meien, fir bic
Strabenipiilung unb fir Ganaliia=
tions3pede idbrli6 $50, 600 be3ablen
Gan (tatt Der iebisen 3 3,000) unb ba=
BEL perpfli6tet 1i6 bic @eieal6aft nod,
pdbrenb bieier Z Sabre $500 SUB
aeuer &6bren 81 lesen. Gieier 0or=
f6lag ioa erit ben Nttiondren Der
WaHerperfs : @eieaf9aft uub banrt
benz Stabtratb unterbreitet mer6en.
= 9ie @ranbzSurD bat mie6er 10
Nnflagen erboben, 6 tpegen f6merer
gerbre6en unb 4 megen lonttger @ez
iebes : uebertretungen. Inter 6ieien
Mngetlagten befinbet ii6 aud 2ogan
Burton, Der am 10. October 6errn
Mler l1bl jun. elm pferb geitoblen
bate. @eger Burton liegt md cine
stpeite, dbnli6e Nntlage Dor.
= 9as gorpnerssg erbict, mel9es
Sriebensri6ter @rif Sones na6 I'M
terfu9ung ber 2eide bes 8u9balters
eugene g. Sopfins abigail, lautete
auf: Sob bur9 cine @6uBsW unbe,
bic er fi6 in ielbfmOrberii9er abii6t
beibra9te."
= Sn eteGpertretung bes @etor=
bers Sbarbein fungirte Mapor pai6ol
als poli3ei . &i9ter. gr berurtbeilte
unter Nnberen ben 8ilberi9ninbler
@eo. %. 8urdett 3u 800 nno 10 Sa>
gen Saft. 8urdetts @pecialitdt Be-
itebt 6arin. baB er peripri6t. fir 81
Portrdts mad photographer gu bcrz
gr6Bern, tpertrt 80 Gents boranSbe3ablt
tuerbet. porauf er fid bann ni9t uiee
Der leben ldBt.
= SIN IS. 9itriftgeri6t erlanste
Sobauna Seiligmann cine S6eibung
BON ibrem Gatten Souls Seiligmann.
: MaDor pai@aq bat bic @abl
zines neuen alderman fir ben 3. Sis
ftritt, an STEELE bes auridgetretenen
Sen. GuB, auf6 ben Is. Nobember feitge@
iebt. 9as WabIocal befin6et ii6 an
Der gde bon NorbsGrios nnb perese
StraBe.
: 6eute Gormittag UNI 9 l1br
brannte bas Wo1nbaus Der Mfrs.
O'Gonmea on Der @rosbp unb Balmets
toiraBe (3mii9en benz @eleiie Der Suns
iets8abn unb benz Conference.-The iis
geI) nieber. 9as Ssuer sriff 10 raid
um fi9, baB Der i6nea berbeieilenben
Jeuertpebr nur psnig gu tbun iibrig
= Mer fi6 mol BON 9eraer npor
ausf9itten" min, benz 1T Der
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9omifer Sames s. powers in Der
SiIbroIe morgen I'M @roBen Operns
bauie our Sarfelung gelaneen mirb.
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lasem auf3umeiien unb bic Nusftats
tung beHelbeu in 8e3ug auf Geenerie
unb 9oftime 1T cine portreffi6e.