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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-14

JEFFERSONVILLE. March 6.-Spe-
cial.-Stephen Geer. aged sixty years.
was shot down like a dog by an sssas-
sin at an early hour today.
At about > o'clock this morning he
was killed on his own doorstep. Cieer
for several years had conducted an ex-
1ensive dairy on tho Charleston pike. one
mile from the city. He was reported
quite wealthy and it is thought that the
assassin's motive was not only murder
but robbery. Geer. it seems. was first
awakened by the barking of his dog. that
was in the house. So noisy did the ami
NAL become that Geer opened the door
and threw the dog out when he was
confronted by tho assassin and killed.
Yesterday = suspicious-lool0ing man was
seen in the vicinity of the Geer home
stead. and 4. clever description of him is
now in possession of the police. After
the assassination the tracks Of the muir
derer were followed a long distance.
chief of Police Cisco wired w. a. Car
ter at Seymour to report with his blood
hounds at once.
Carriers bloodhounds arrived here this
afternoon from Seymour. took UP the
scent from the Geer residence and fol-
lowed a trail distance OF one mile
10 a house near Editor Reuben Dailey's
residence on the gravel road.
This house is occupied by Paul Jones
and wife, an aged couple, and Hiram
Stinson and wife. daughter and SON
:n-law of the Jones's. These negroes,
however. have heretofore borne an ex-
cellent reputation. although circumstan-
COS point strongly to Stinson. His ar
rest may be expected al any time
There are several white persons also
being Swallowed. who tomorrow will be
compelled TO give an account Of them
selves as 10 what they were doing on
the night of the murder
Great crowds of people surrounded the
Jail this afternoon and tonight awaiting
in Expectation that an arrest would
soon be made
Excitement is running high and IS
nearly equal TO that of the Wratten muir
der.
Ii is believed that If the murderer is
caught he will be summary dealt with.
The board Of commissioners now in ses-
sion has been prevailed upon by a large
number of citizens TO offer a reward for
the assassin. Ii is understood that the
request will be complied with.
When Carriers hounds checked up at
the Jones shanty there were fully 400
people present who began to make
suspicious demonstrations. and for Il
time serious trouble seemed imminent.
Through the advise of the police Car
ter was requested 10 take away the dogs
10 more remote part of the field TO
avoid what might have been the lynch
ing of Jones and StinSon.
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INDIANAPOJIs. IND.
MONDAY EVENING, March T.


J. Z. Berry's Chicago ad'lices report:
a bearish government II port.l an increase
on passage Of 2.c00,0oa + usheka dull cables
and iue weather were All acai nst the price
Of wheat and caused the market 10 open
about So lower ian Saturdays close.
But almost immediately heavy buying set
which caused a quick Ndvsnce Of 1e per
bushel But when this support cea sed The
market began 70 lag. = ssutiug i'm = decline
Of 1lsc per bushel. y 70 market has been
very nervous one q II day. but The news
seemed inclined 70 he bear side A de-
crease in the visible Of 1.062.000 VAS about
a. expected; northV est markets all weak.
primary market ref eipts large. and these
items. in addition TO the ones mentioned
above, were more than the market could
stand. particularly as offerings became
liberal Exports Vere fairly liberal and the
early opening Of navigation will ens bic 2
great deal of 4 our stocks to move out
But owing TO tae besfisn feeling that has
prevailed annoy a great many Of our local
SPECTATORS. u $50 great many in New
York and St. Louis. II viii require liberal
purchases an more Gull news to sustain
any good " IVance. Exports Of wheat and
flour equal Isl 900 bushels.
Coarse grains have been quite firm all
the seasor and notably so the early part.
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STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY.

STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY.
-:
In the Superior Court OF Marion County,
I'm the State OF Indiana.
No. 4G.76i. Complaint foreclosure of mort
Big Four Building Association of Indiana
vs.. John l.. Wikersou, Alexander q. Pop
Pine ct al
Be it known. That on the 24th day Of
February. 1894. The above named plaintiff,
by its attorneys. flied i'm the Office Of the
Clerk OF the Superior Court Of Marion
County. in the State of Indiana. its COM
plant against the above named defendants
and the said plaintiff having also filed in
said Clerks Office the affidavit Of COM
of the defendant. John l.. Wilkerson. is
unknown though dihgeut inquiry therefor
has been made. ana that said action IS -
fOreclOse mortgage on real estate and said
defendant n necessary party thereto and
whereas said plaintiff having bE endorse
ment on said complaint required said de-
PENDANT 10 appear IN said Court and an
swer or demur thereto. on the "a day ot
April. 1894.
Now. therefore 10y order of said Court,
said defendant last above named is here
by notified Of the filing and pendency Of
said complaint against him. and that unless
he appear and answer or demur thereto.
at the calling Of said cause on the I'D d2y
OF April. 1894 the same being the 18th
judicial day Of a term Of said court. 10 he
begun and held at the court house IN the
CITY OF Indianapolis. on the first Monday
in April 1894 said complaint and the
matters and things therein contained ami
alleged, will be heard and determined IN
his absence.
JOHN r. WILSON. clerk
Beckett & Doan. Attorneys for plaintiff.
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An Unfortunate Honeymoon.

NOBLESVILLE. March Especial
The details Of chapter No. , in tho ro-
mantle marriage of w. q. Bartholomew
Of this city to Mrs. Lulu Krswl Of Mem
rhis. Tenn, have just reached Mobiles
vile. 1t will he remembered that the
two became acquainted through news
paper advertisement After a short cor
respondencc Mr.. Bartholomew went
South and married Mrs krawl the sec
ond DAY after he arrived i'm Memphis.
Word was received here today 10 the
effect that while the happy couple were
driving from their hotel to the depot in
a cab the horses ran away. throwing
Mr. and AIrS. Bartholomew to the ground
i'm violent manner. Both sustained
bruises but their injuries are not of
serious nature. 4 few days later when
they started home a second time. the
landlord attached tho goods of both par
ties for a thirty-dollar board bin which
he claimed Mrs. Bartholomew owed him
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NOTICE TO NoN-RENDENrs.

STATE OF INDIANA. GIBSON corNTY.
-.
Gibson Circuit Court. Nav teIsa 1898
In re estate Of Henry lNeeIa.. an .h-
sentee.
Probate Cause No. $50 Petition for ap-
pointment OF administrator
Notice is hereby given 60 said Henry
Kicker and all others interested that e.
complaint and affidavit are on dle in the
Office Of the Clerk 81 the Gibson circuit
Court Gibson County. State OF Indiana. I'D
the effect thar said Henry Keeker e resi-
dent of Gibson county. I'm the stat 90 I'M
diana. has abseHted himself from las usual
place Of residence and gone 90 parts Un-
known for the space Of fourteen years.
leaving in said county personal properly.
without making amy sufficient provision for
the mana cement of thc same. Irat such
property is suffering waste for want II
proper care: and praying that said Henry
keeker be adju0ged au absentee and ad-
ministratlon granted 90 his estate accord
ingly. and that said cause VIII come up
for hearing al The court house in the city
Of Princeton. Gibson county. Indiana. on
the 1th CAY OF MAY. 1895, the same being
the first day Of The May term. lSe. OF the
Gibson Circuit Court.
Witness the clerk and seal Of
said Court at Princeton. the 18th
tSEAL) day OF February 1884
V. Il. COLEMAN. Clerk.
50 r. 4. WOODS. Dep1ty.
Thomas Duncan. Attorney.
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Combination Of Elephant. Lion, Chin
panzce and Human Being.

HUNTINGTON. March Especial
DR.. G. II. McLin of this city is in pos
session Of the most Notwithstanding
monstrosity he has ever seen.
1t is a human foetus, delivered under
his care Sunday night. 1t was lfeless
when delivered, but was strong and
healthy before. 1t is a combination of
a lion. chimpanzee, elephant and human
being. 1t has the head. mouth. ears.
tusks and neck of an elephant the
name of lion, the rump and rear por-
lions of a chimpanzee. 1t has but one
eve and that is i'm the center of the
forehead. 1t has horns on the top Of
the head not unlike the horn of a rhi-
noceros. 1t has wonderfully developed
muscles I'm the side Of the body was n
mmorous-li6e growth. which had a hide
colored like Il snake. The skin in
places was dark colored. tough and
wrinkled like an elephants.
The only explanation as TO the cause
Of il is that the mother had been look
ing at a picture i'm a book. This picture
represented African superStitionS illus
trated and the monstrosity born Is r
combination OF the worst features in
this picture.
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SHERIFF.s sALr.

BY virtue Of an execution 10 me directed
from The Clerk OF the Supreme Court of
the State of Indiana. I viii expose at public
sale. to the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY, THE 24TH DAY OF MARCH.
\. u. 1873.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. ami
4 o'clock d. m of said day. at the door II
the court house OF Marion county. In
diana. the rents and profits Tor term not
exceeding seven years. of the following
real estate. to-Wit.
An undivided one-half interest in part ~
lots number two and three in John Young
subdivision Of lot number nine i'm Butler s
addition 20 The City of Indianapolis lndi-
ana being forty t4W feet Off OF the nortn
side OF lot number two CO and eight 80
feet off Of the south side Of lot number
three 60 in said subdivision, said reoi
estate being IS feet fronting west on Park
avenue and 100 9-l2 feet depth 10 an alley.
and on failure To realize the full amount
or Judgment interest and costs. / Will az
the same time and place. expose at public
sale the Zee simple Of said real estate
Taken as the property Of Edward &.
Egan at the suit Of the Equitable Accident
Insurance Company OF Cincinnati. Ohio
Said sale To he made with relief from
valuation or appraisement laws.
DAVID A. ROACH.
Sheriff Supreme Court
February % A. D.. 1894.
Judge j. =. Black. attorney FOR plaintiff.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
MONDAY EVENING. March -.

Wheat-Very weak. No. rcd. 54ikc bid ,
No. red. 52c: rejected 40650c.
Corn-Steady: no. 1 white, SEC bid; No ,
white, 352,c; No. white 35i2c for one
color. &c for grade; No. white. 3oc: No
white mixed. S5iac: No. > white mixed
;E5c No. 4 white mixed. 30c; No , yellow
%5iac No. yellow. sc; No. 4 yellow. Soc;
No mixed 3li9c; No. mixed, 35c; No.
mixed. soc: car &c.
Oats STEADY: No. white. S2Izc; No. 3
white, 3lIac; No. mixed, SIC bid; No. .
mixed. 29c; rejected. 26d2Sc.
Rran-S13J0
Hay-Choice timothy. Sl1.50; No. 1. sl1.OO
bid: No. ?. 50: No. prairie, $3.50; mixed,
$3.50: clover. s.
Rye-No >. i5c for car lots. 4oc for wagon
rye.
Wagon Wheat-55c bid.
Inspections Wheat q cars; corn. Is
cars; oat Is, { cars
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THE ANNUAL. MEETING or THE
stock holders of Western Equipment and
car Company. FOR the election Of direc-
tors and transaction Of other business,
win he held at the Office Of the company.
i'm the city of indianapolis. on Tuesday,
April 3, 1894.
CHAS. ). LEWIS Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stockholders Of Western Rolling Stock
Company. for the election Of directors
and transaction Of other business. will
be- held At the office Of the company. in
the city of indianapolis ON Tuesday,
April 5 1894
CHAS. : LEWIS Secretary.
T-TTTc ANNUAL, MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of Wagner Car Door Com
many. for the election or directors and
fransa ction Of other business. will be
hold al the Office Of the company. in the
CITY of Indianapolis. on Tuesday. April
5. 1891
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Charged with brutality.

MARION. March t2-Specisl-The
trial Of David r. Long. 2 school teacher
Of Washington township. charged with
brutally beating the thirteen-year old
son Of Silas TeegaIden. occupied the at
tention of the mayors ocuTt Saturday
II was claimed that the teacher used
his ciincbed fists in furnishing the boy.
who went home with bloody face and
knots on his head IS large as eggs. 4
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Tried tn Kill uis SON.

MUNCIE. March 12.-Spccial.-While
crazed with drink tonight Frank Bona
dunn attempted to murder his son
Charles. The father fired three shots at
the boy one took effect in the left arm
and the other two pierced the young
mans hat. Benadum is a salooukecper
and has reputable family.
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Two burglars Arrested.

BRAZIL, March 2.-Special.-Consta-
BILE Pat Furlong went over TO Diamond ON
the Parke county line. this morning. in
answer to a telephone call and arrested
John Fleming and James Walker on the
charge Of robbing the general store of
Jacks &, Mitchell at that place last
night. The were brought here and
lodged in Jail Tho stolen goods. con
sisting of clothing boots and shoes.
handkerchicfs and tics, were found con
cealcd at Walkers boarding house.
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long list of pupils was examined as wit
nesseS. Mr.. Long said he had more
trouble with the Tcegarden boy than any
other scholar and denied that he had
hrutally punished him. The mayor took
the case under advisement and this
morning fined Long l cent. The teacher
thinks he will be acquitted and will sp-
peal the case To the circuit court
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Sic RImsIlr,i

aweullv when I told her what - do FOR
those horrid pimples with which her face
was covered. she now says If you want
a pink and white complexion. with
nice, clear. smooth skin. You must use
that best Of al blood purifiers sulphur
Eitters
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The opening OF navfga ton has been the
principal bull factor. as it viii enable a
large moving Out Of stocks
Provisions have been very weak on the
sharp decline. C,udahy was a good buyer.
which proba bly, prevented "A further de-
cline than that which occurred.
Tho visible supply for the week ending
March lG is 74.5G7O00 wheat. 19.2f6.001 corn,
2,+S9.a0 oats. against 9.lG3.00 wheat To-
$4,000 corn. $4,000 oats same week Ia
year. TODAY cash wheat 56i5c. against 73c
last year; cash corn 25&sc, against Hiac,
and cash oats 3ac against 3Q9sc; May pork
Sltf2 against S17S5: Nav lard $3.50. against
80 10. and Nav ribs 8. -. against S1ne -.
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Rutter. Err, md Poultry.

Produce merchants paying prices:
Butter-Fresh country extra, Haze:
mixed country. S010c.
Egg-Per doz. lie.
Live Poultry-Hens. sc per 10: spring
chickens &c: cocks. Sc: turkey hens SIC:
toms. 4c; young turkeys. fancy. large.
&c; small, poor. &c; ducks. 6i2c; geese. fun
Ieathered. $3.50 per doz for fancy large;
quail. $l.&aI5O per doz.
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The leading futures RANCID as follows

CaSh quotations. were * follows. , TOUR.
steady; No. , spring wheat. J6lsc; No
spring wheat, sc; No. > red. I6iec: No
corn. aJiec; No. corn 35Isc: No. oats,
S0@sc: No. white. 3}d3rkc; No 5 white
sIa, NS3c: No. rye. 45t2c: No > barley :
nominal; No. 3. 5onJ6c; No. g. i6d50c; No /
flax seed. sl.3l; prime timothy seed, 81 r.
mess pork. per brl. SlI0otq Gallo: lard. ,cr
100 lbs. 81. 60 6.67t4; short rid sides dog 5e,
S. 7005.15: drv sailed shoulders Cboxedl. sSdi
SIS: short clear cides (boxcd). S637izY ts 30.
whisky. distillcrs finished goods. per gal.
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prior 10 her last marriage This morning
II. NJ. Caylor. prominent lumber dealer
of this city. received "A telegram from
Memphis signed By Mr. Bartholomew,
asking for a loan Of $50 10 allow him and
his wife TO return home. The money was
not forwarded
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FIonr md Feed.

FloUr-Winter wheat patent. s3.7564OO:
spring wheat patent sS.9Oq4; winter
wheat. straight s2.75q3Oo: winter. extra,
1925: buckwheat -four. s.: oat meal. $500
SO; rolled oats. s5GI5.50: cracked wheat, $
per ton; corn meal. SlG175 per cwt; pearl
meal S115G125; rye meal S1J0q1.75; feed
meal, Slf016 per ton.
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CEAWFORDSVILLE. March 12-Spe-
cial.-A man named Jacob Iarshberger
was killed by the cars at the depot here
tonight. lie has been slightly deranged
for some :imc and il is supposed he
pOscly.
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4 sIo.ooo nnmnec snit.

PERU. March Especial was
entered today by Mrs. Lewis Bolan for
t1o. 600 against the Wabash railway for
the death Of her husband. who Was run
down BY a Wabash train i'm this city
Dec 10 iaet
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At wholesale. Daniel Stewart. Indianap-
oils, Ind.
Oil-Linseed oil, per gal, 53l55c coal OIL
one gallon test 9G14c; bank 45c: best
straights. soc: Labrador. 6Oc; West Virginia
lubricating 20QI5Uci miners. 65c. Lard Oil
No. ! G0G75c: d extra. 75GS5c. White Lead
Pure, Gao: lower grades 5LQ5%.c Alco-
hol. 8. 20424U: assareJida, 30Qa5c: alC-n. Al
sc; camphor. 5Od55c; cochineal. 50d55c: chic
reform 00d65c; copperas. brlS. 75nS5c:
cream tartar. pure. sSq2Sc; indigo, 75G81c;
licorice Calls genuine. 30G35c; magnesa
carb, Id, 25d35c: morphine, p. < W. per or
81 3jd2. 60: madden, 16d20c: oil. castor per
gal. 81 80: iodide Datass. S3Q31O; quinine, P
& w, per or. 3S640c: balsam copeba soc +:
SOAP CASTLE FIR, 12d16c: soda. bicarb. 4lkGJ
&C: salts, Epson, 4Q5c; sulphur -four. 4d5c:
saltpeteT 8d20c: turpentine. 4OG45c; glycer-
inc. 16G2Oc; bromide potass, sc; choral
po.ass sc: boraX, I2G14c; cinchonida l20
&c: carbolic acid, 22q26c: oil. pennyroyaL
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rate. A.51. Steel-Piow. open hearth, per
III. &c: spring. ordinary sizes. per To, SC;
tire 3-l6 in. thick. per IN. 3isc; 4 in. aud
heavier, per 10. Sc; toe calk. assorted sizes.
per TO- &c: best quality tool BLACK Dia-
smooth finish. per 10 rates, Sizc. Barb
Wire-CislvanIzeo. 80: plain annealcd
fence wire Sl.7a: galvanized. SOC advance.
TO- II and Il sizes. the regular advances.
AmmUntion-Rim fire cartridges. 80 and
,. 3. =. caps. round. per m. $50; r Z.
caps. conical per IN. 30c; Hicks c. r. r.
caps. conicaI per m. &.05: 6. u. caps. per
m 3Oc: Hicks = =. caps pcr m. t0c;
Eiey's T.. q. imported. per soc: musket
caps. per IN. 60c: Hazards sporting powder,
per keg SIS: do DO half key. 3: DO do
quarter key Sis: loaded paper shells dis
count 90 and 10
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The Prohib. Nominate.

COLUMBUS, March Il -Special.-
The prohibitionists of this city met in
mass convention tonight and nominated
a full city ticket and selected city cen
trail committee and will make an active
campaign
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Wholesale MARKETS.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

MONDAY EVENING, March T.
& general decline in the price Of provis-
ions is noted today. Coffees and sugars
are unchanged. Changes in fruits and veg
tables are noted. Eggs are 1c lower today
and the market is very weak. Butter and
poultry are stationary and Saturdays prices
prevail. Drugs are unchanged Seeds are
steady. Clover seed has been weak. but
prices remain the same. Dry goods are
selling we'll
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GnId in NnrricI,.

BOONVILLE. March 1i.-Speci7l.-rt
is said that gold i'm paying quantities
has been discovered on the farm 81 :. X.
Roades. six miles from here
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A Tbtrty-Foot Tepe Worn.

FERU. March Especial. To-day Dr.
Afford removed tape worm from the
three yesr-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
feet in length.
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GrOCc-sCS.

III. O'Connor &. Co. : prices:
Canued Goods BlGckberries. III. 9Oc
cove oysters ! ID. fun M :Ss,snI Sc. / le
2 10 light weight. A.lOGl.50; peaches. stan
dard 10. 81 S5d2: seconds, III. 8 .2oG
80. pic. 9oFs5c, pineapple, standard H.
81 tGG1. -: seconds. III. Sld1.Ie. string
beans. 7OdT5c; salmon. ! ID, $lfQ230. peas
sifted. 81 s5G225: early June. 81 sal. 80: mar
row, 81 10lT1 %; soaked. 75GS5c; torna toes.
10. 81 .OOd1.05; corn, standard, 90c1Sl25;
cream. Sl.S5d15o.
Spice-Pepper 1sG1sc; allspice. 12Gl5c
cloves. 2Og 25c; cassIa. l0Qi2c; nutmeg. 50
QS5c.
A. 446c: off A. 421G4.S9c; white extra c.
41504.2lc. good yellow, A26c; common yell
low. 32Sd3.e2c.
sslt-In car lots. 9Oc; in small lots. CSC
dSf.O0
starch-Refned pearl. &c per III: cham
rion gloss. one and three-pound pack
ages, 5d54c; champion gloss lump. 3%64c;
one and thTee-poUnd packages. 5GI5Lc; i'm
proved corn. 5izG534c.
Coffee-Common TO good. 20d20izc: prime
20 choica. 22d23c: fancy, 26d2Tc: golden Rio.
sSG30i.c: Java. 336Z5c: Banner packages.
23s,c; Arbuckle's 237sc; Lion, 232ic; Jersey.
233sc.
Biiscellaneous-RIce Louisiana, 37kd6xc;
Goa oil. 6izd10i5c: beans. navy s.. 50; me-
dunn. 81. so; marrowfat. S2.65
Sauerkraut-S3.25 per bTl.