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Arizona republican., 1894-10-20
THE IVANHOE.
TWenty-three Days Out and May Be
 Lost.


 WASHINGTON; Oct. 19,-The official re- port of the trlal trip of the warship, Maine, last Wednesday gives an aver age speed of l5 95 knots, and highest speed, 17.85. There was no heating Ter hitch of any kind.
 On instructions from Assistant Secre- tary Hamlin, the revenue cutter, Cor win, is preparing for cruise in search of the ship Ivanhoe, now twenty-three days out from Seattle with coal. The cutter, U. s. Grant, has been ordered out from the sound 10 make a fresh search, and both vessels will get away in the morning. The tug, Pioneer, left Port Townsend this morning for cruise along the coast of Vancouver island in quest of news concerning the ship. Ivanhoe, from Seattle.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-20
THEY ALL WANT 1T.
Eleven institutions After
 Charitable Request.
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Wined to the Orphan Asyiums of
 the City of San Francisco.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19.-Hiram Pearson, the Californian who was drowned in Lake Michigan several years ago, bequeathed $100,00O of his estate to orphan asylums, San Fran cisco, but failed to designate in his will the particular asylums he desired to share in the legacy. When the case came up in court today, representatives of eleven charitable organization were there to demand their share of the money. No decision was rendered.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-20
Released From Custody.

Los ANGELES, Oct. 19.-In United States district court today on motion of United States Attorney Denis, Judge Ross issued an order for the discharge of Thos. Rutley, Wm. Farley and John Kelly, indicted during the strike for obstructlng the mails. The reason of this action was that the government was ble to find the principal wit ness against the accused, and that without him there Is no show of secnr- ing conviction.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-20
Unfque Church Organized.

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-The Rev. T. G.
 MiIsted, pastor of the wealthy Unity church, has organized unique church, patterned on the lines of the early Christian organization. The funda-
 mental principles will be the absence oi the pastors salary, all the funds of the congregation being used for charity. A large number of wealthy people have identified themselves with the move ment, and services will be begun in a rented hall this month. No money
Arizona republican., 1894-10-20
Indiana MiIlerS,

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 19.-A num- Der of millers of Kenucky, Tennessee, Illinois and Indiana are 10 form an as- soriation to better their business. J.. o. Lacompt, of Lexington, Ky, said :: "We desire to change the tariff. Under the Wilson law wheat is exported free of duty and flour is taxed. We want both treated alike. Our trade with Cuba is destroyed On account of high tariff. The present tariff law kills out our trade with foreign countries"
Arizona republican., 1894-10-20
A NOTABLE GATHERING.
Masons of Iowa Convene for Five
 Days Session.

Days Session.
 DEs MONIES, Ia., Oct. 19.-One of the most notable gatherings of the Masonic fraternity ever held in Iowa began here today, and will continue in session for five days. Prominent nobles of the Mystic Shrine and mem bers O. the Scottish Rite from all parts of the state are in attendance. Special trains ar- rived this morning hearing large dele gations from Dubuque, Cedar. Rapids, Council Bluffs, Davenport ard Marshall town. The convention was called to Consider and act upon number of questions of vital interest to the order in the Hawkeye state. This morning was devoted to meeting of the Ei Kahir Temple, 4. A. O., Nobles Of the Mystic Shrine, followed by a grand parade of the Shriners at noon. This evening l50 applicants from all parts Of the state will be initiated into the mys- teries oi the Arabic Order.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-20
Grant for Mayor.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Hugh J. Grant was named as Tammany's candidate for mayor, vice N. Strauss withdrawn, at the executive committee this afternoon. Mir. Grant. after expressing thanks to the committee, accepted.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-20
Geronimo Isn't Dangerous.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-The proposed removal of Geronimo and the Chiricahua Apaches from Alabama. to their homes in the west, is not looked upon with any uneasiness by the officials of the Indian bureau. Geronimo is not now regarded ss dangerous when at large, and his fighting days are considered OUar
Arizona republican., 1894-10-20
THE POSTAL.

It May Construct Its Line Along
 the A. & P.
 Los ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 19 United States Circuit Judge Ross today de- cided the application ot the Postal Tele- graph Cable company to be granted the privilege by the Atlantic & Pacific re- ceiver for the construction of tele- graph line along that road in favor of petitioners. The court holds the con- tract of the Western Union Telegraph company with the railroad for exclu- sive privilege invalid.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-20
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The Grand Lodge of Miss ouri
 Meets.
A Representative to the Supreme Lodge of the World ChoSen-Han-
 nibal the Next Meeting Place.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo-, Oct. 19.- The Knights of Pythias grand lodge of Missouri today selected Judge Flaw thorne, past grand chancellor, for supreme epresentative of the supreme representative of the supreme lodge of the world. Hannibal, Mo-, was chosen as next place of meeting.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-20
AtDeath'S Door.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 19.-The czar is rapidly approaching his end. His con- dition has changed for the worse since yesterday. The royal family Is alarmed. It is reported that an im- perial edict will be published Monday entrusting the regency to the czaro-. wich and several high officials.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-20
A 12-Year Old Train wrecker.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 19.-Grandy Moore, 6 12-year-old white boy, was arrested at Bells. Tenn. yesterday, charged with wrecking the fast mail on the Louisville X Nashville road on Men- day.. in which several persons were in jured. The boy confessed his crime and says he opened the switch to see what would happen.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-20
NEW COMMANDER.

Capt. Williams Goes to the Navajo
 Reservation.
 DENVER. Oct. 19-Capt. Williams of the Seventh infantry, stationed at Fort Logan. has been detailed as general at the Navajo Indian reservation to re- lieve Lieutenant Hummer, resigned.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-20
The Worden Case.

WOODLAND, Cal, Oct. 19.-Two more jurors were secured today in the Wor- den case, making ten so far, and an other venire was offered for tomorrow One of the accepted jurors was chal- lenged on the grounds that he had expressed an opinion in the case. and after hearing the evidence Judge Grant allowed the challenge.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-20
WIPED IN THE BUD.
A Jail Break That Was FruS-
 trated in Time.
Inmates of the San Bernardino Jail Cut Through Into the Corridor
 and Are Detected.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 SAN BERNARDINo, Cal, Oct. 19.- Frank Keller and H. s. Carpenter, in- mates of the county jail, attempted to cut their way out last night. Carp enter is shoemaker and was allowed the use of tools, while in jail, to repair shoes. The tools were employed to cut through the brick. While the prison CTS were in the corridor they were dis covered in the act by Jailor Brown and locked in steel cells again.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-20

will be expended on church buildings or music.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-20
Coin and Bullion.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 19.-Silver bars per oz., 6318 @634; Mexican dollars, 5; @531a.
 Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
Gin sweites Opfer.
1u9 Peinemann befduIoiet lari6, inn am
Rab uno Gut eebradt 81 Raben.

Ser Nnlet6en@8 ermittler 8. S. tari6
tpuroe befdnntlib Dot eintger 3eit ben
straightforward iiberptelen, neil er cine
Srau Namens Barbara Cooper INN tbr
gan5es Sab uno Gut beibmin6elt baben
IDQ.
Sn 9outs 9etnemann, einem alien
8eteranen uno bem grnGbrer elmer aus
9 6duptern beftebenben Sarnilte, ftnbet lt6
Elm 3ipeites Opfer llurib's. !6einemann
bate it3 nit ieinen @%riparniiien Oieler
arbeitsz ultb neutrality-suspicious. Sabre bas
@runoitiiG SEQ. 757 &C.. 8aibtenatp Npe.
g%efauft., 9urcb. @erlult ietner Stellung
9erietb er in gtotb u1b lteB it6 burcb bic
9ln5eigen l1arib's Derloden, ibn UNI cine
NnletDe %an5ugeben. 6einemann'S @runoz
ititd mar $1,000 mertb unb es laltete auf
ibm nun cine 6ppotbef bon 5000. ST lteB
it6 bon uarib berleiten, baS @runbtiid
ge9en $3.50 bdar unD 6Dpotbefen auf an>
gebLic6es Sarmlanb in 8tSconitn gum 8e7
TRACE BON $500 uno $500 an einen 9emilien
g. 2obeD SIT ilbertragen. Gs fteute fi9
Oann berauS, baB ieneS v6armGanD in ISIS
c%oniin", 80 Q(der int @an3en, bOcbitens
so Gents Der Nder, 5uiammen alio faam
$40 tpertb lit. SpbeD mobnt jebt auf benz
@runbitiid ~6einemann's, uno 6etnemann
muB nit ieiner Sanntlie barben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
marnuno.

9urcb eit9eIanbte 0uittun9en erfabrcn
mir, 6aB Elm Scbpin6ler Sic Nfamen u%nlerer
&eiien6en Sraus Otto unb Saul SriebeL
benubt, nm NbonnementSgel6er beionbers
in 6Gortba, Miiliiitppt, NIabama uno ben
an9renaenben Staten 81 erbeben, tpelcbe
ME an uns eingeian6t puroen.
Mus 9torb Carolina uno 8irginien tptrb
gemelbet, baR Elm 8etriI9cr, pelher itb g..
ODER st. 2angenbef, sutpeilen audi Sange
nennt, @elber in unierem Ramen COLI
~lectirt. Sin loldber 0fann lit ntbt
I'M 0iepite Ser rSuinOis Staatsz 3eis
ting. @tr macben Oaber nod etuntal
brtngenb baraut aufntcrfiam, OaB ale an
geitelten 8~eiicn6cn cine BON unierem Sc
i6dftsfGbrer 6. s.. Bieti6 gcseibnete 2e9iz
timation BEL iib fitbren. Shire Nanen iirO IN
boritebenber 2iite aufgefilbrt. 6ieraus gebt
au9 ie6eSmaL berpor, mo it'd Die betrcffenz
ben 9senten aufbalten. Sn Sen SitOsStaaz
ten tit oltgcnbIifltcb teincr u%nlcrer Reticnz
ben t9Gtig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
Die @eididte oes perbred 1ens.

. Sn 1einem 6Gusben $50. 153 Sobn1on
StraBe lebte in gliidLi1em Santilienfrteben
Der 6auitrer Beter McGooeD. &aitlos
arbettete er cine LANCE 9etbe bon Sabren
uno 10 gelan9 eS ibnt, einen fleinen S9aB
bon etnt9en Sunbert Dollars BET Sette su
le9en. Sn ber @egen6, tpo er mobnte,
trieb ibon lett l~dngerer Belt cine 9efGbrs
li6e 8erbre6erbanbe ibr llntpeien, beren
Sberbaupt Der ilgenblt6e, 23iGbrtge S6o7
mas 6ig9lnS mar. Gr tpuBte, 6aBp eterIlc>
GoOep III leinem 6ouS feline Griparnile aufz
betDabrte unD tbn bate CT alS 1etn Spfer
auSerforen. 9lm 2benb 6es 3. september
le9te itcb WcGooeD na6 %Dolcnbetem Gdgez
inert our &ube nieoer. Die Mitterna6ts>
fenoe ourb Elm @erGui6 aus Dem S9lurtz
mer getDedt mur6e. WtcGooeD erbob lic6
uno erblidte bic @eitalt zines Mtannes iiber
Oen Softer 9ebeugt, pel6er in Der @fe beS
S6lafSimmerS Itanb unb nelbcn Der Gin
BREEDER gu Offnen Deriu6te. @be McGooeD
auflprtngcn fonnte, bate i'm 0tg9tns
erbltGt utb auf Der Steue 3og er
letnen GeDolDer berbor un6 itreGte
benBebrlDlen burcb mebrere &ugeLn nieber.
9te S9uie batten bic 6rau aus bem See
ben3immer berbeigelodt unb in tbren
2lrmcn itarb Der 5unt Go6e beripunbete
@atte.
6iggtns tpur6e bon 6er 8oli3ei am nG6@
ifen Sage unter etnem Seitentpege gefunz
ben unb perbaftet. @eQeniiber benz err
oridenben 8etpeiSmaterial le9te er Elm @e>
ItGn6ntB ab un6 feline 8erurtbeilung err
folgte ant 16. Sanuar bur9 Gi6ter Sreae
tdnD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
mdnzosIirt.
$a=cu=pi=a.
Sbredlib p%er1timmelt.

Montag 9tacbmittag UNI 1 1br tpur6e etn
u%n6etannter Mann, wGbrenO er auf benz
8abnt0rper ber Mti9tgan Southern G. st.
entIang ging, BON Sem in iib1icber Gi9z
tun9 fabrenoen Sro6t3use SEQ. 1852 iiberz
fabren. Seine bei6en 8etne mur6en ibm
rnterbaIb Der &nie9elente ab9ei6nitten,
unb auBeroem erlitt CT etnen S6G6elz
bru6. @r p~eritarb tpentge Minuten ipdter.
Die 2eibe wurOe na6 McSnernD's Mors
que, SEQ. 748 43. StraBe, sebra6t unb Der
Coroner benabri6tigt. Der 8eruneLiidte
mar etlpa 40 Sabre alt, bate blondes 6aar,
blonben S6nurrbart, blaue Nngen, mar
5 SUB 8 !3ou grOB, tung ettpa 165 9fun6
l1n6 MAJ nit ei1em buntelblauen Nn5u9
betleibet. On ietner Berion purbe Ni9ts
~gcfunben, mas feline Sbeutttat 5atte feitz
iteQen t0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
Gtne wibtioe Gnt5eduno.

Seit So6ren 1T es BEL BEN aersten 8rau6
9%emelel1, BEN &rebs mittels bes Meiiers GIT
beieitigelr, mas bdufi9 ben Sob bes Batienten
CUR Sol9e 9ebabt bat. Or. McDfi9oel lit
Chicago, ein promineuter ltltb ilt gutem &ufe
iteberber Spe5taliit, bat li6 fiinfunb5pansis
Sabre lang nit Srebstranfbeiten bel6Gfttgt
ulo Die wultberborfteu @rfol9e e~r5ielt, inbem
er &rebs obne 3ubilfena6me etres Melers
g e5sfts'S'i Iiart SS' Sud 9 per5 SPr Hid5t" b s1l5 e ct
Qlelt, wel6e ii6 fir boiielbe intereliiren, 1nb
weI3es ii6 III einsebeubter @8eiie nit BEN
nriaden urtb Der 6eilrlt9 ser &rebstranfbeiten
bel9afti9t, foitenfrei Sulerben mirb. = Ma1
%abreiiire 8. 9. McDti@ael, DC, o., Waaiouic
Semple, @bica9p.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
Sbmerer unfau.

Die bei6en Nrbeiter Otto Smitb, %
Sabre alt, lnb $50. SO g. Stateitr. mo9ns
bait, unb SOi. Sreberids, tpelber IN $50.
420 SuItonitr. tpobnt, tparen geitern Nad@
mittae bamItt bei9dfttat, cine etlernc 8ett9
fteQe in bas brittle Stodmerf beS Saules
SEQ. 218 SainoiStraBe gu i5affen, als
pl0blib bas @eldnber auf Der geranoa, aut
Der ite i%tanben, bracb. sic i~tiir5ten unges
fdbr Is SUB tief binab unb fielcn auf oaS
Oab zines NabbarbauieS. Sre6eri6 erlitt
lbpere Gerlebun9en an ser re6ten Seite,
pdbrenb Smitb inncrlib berlebt wuroe.
Ser @ritere pur6e nacb Dem County 5oipiz
tai, Ser 2ebtere na9 ieiner 8obnung ges
bra9t, nacboem er it'd ettpas erbolt bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
Staot Chicago.

Ba> llniere @orreipOnDenten unO Ngens
ten beiu6en Bic folgen0en Staaten:
6err SranS Otto Die Staaten GoGos
rabo, &anias, MiiiOuri unO 6as SerritOz
RUM lltab.
Serr Saul Sric6el Sic Staten Minnez
iota, 0ofota un6 Soma.
9err 8eter 8ui9 Sic Staateu SQinOts
un6 Sn6iana.
9err &u6oGp6 gtpaG ben Staat See
brasta.
6err 6. g.. SptegeG BEN Staat Minnez
Sofa. Office: 1909 2inbaLp Npe., gtortb
Minneapolis, W1inn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
8rteffaften.

g. S., MinOcn, Sa.-9er 6eutibe 9ais
fer erbdlt pom 8eicb fem @ebalt; er bat
nur leine Gtuiuiite ais &0uig BON BrcuBen,
6. O., Dubuque, Sa.-0euti9 wirO
BON ungefdbr 20 MiQioncn Menicben 9e7
iprocbcn. Die 53abl Der rOmii6en &atbOs
lifeu iuir6 auf 23O,856,833 Perlonen 9e7
ibdbt.
$. &.-@s lit m0glib, baB Sic cine
tleine Citrate be5aDlen miiiien, pabriebetn@
li6er, 6oB man Sbre Sacbe ais perldbrt
aniiebt. 9tber neDmen Sic Sbren Sar9er@
brief nit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26

Gin gut ~brotdJirtes album, ale @ebdnbe, Nnlagen un0. 1onit=
gen SebenstpirOisfeiten Der @o1umbi@en gsetausteGung in photo
~9rapbtfden Anfdten uon Gabineter0Be entbaHenO, nit erklaren=
Dem oentdJen Gext, miro BON Ser SQinois @taats3eituns per=
1didt. Inn oieie ~uo0tan6tge 9ammlun9 ibren an6tu0rti9en 9efern
letdt 5~u9an9(tb at naben, oer1en0et bic SQinoi8 Staats5etung
OneS Deltanstelnn9salbun 9e9en ~GinfenOun9 uon 400 III sllar=
Ken portofrei an ir9en0 eie NOreiie i'm Sn= OOer 2uslanO. 8eion=
bers fr ausw0rtiee Greunoe nno Dekannte wirO Oide5 se@maf=
poQe 8ud Elm tpiQfommenes @e6enf iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry S~ehoellkopf,
Wholesale &. Retail Grocer.

Wholesale e. Retail Grocer.
232 & 23E Of:2anoolph=Stry
spii1eu f5rantltt- unb W~tarfetsStraBe
@btco9o, SHE.
e~mpfieblt in better QSaore:
Gentle saamem, 8Itmen= nmo @raSiaanen,
smiebe Ilt, 0tente r Gter=SSartoffeIm,
Sramlld Jtp. EteIetIpargsIn SdDntttbpbttet,
SeItpWer &itben, 5tu=e6urfen,
SSrat,5. @ebfem, Gbainpi9nO1s,
S~yeinlte Eitercier %sSar6ctt,
Siices 9eIifateB @arimge, 8ratzSGringe,
~SSeiMite DOu. 4tiIdDner S9arin9e,
gSeitpbal. Sdinfen, Saianni,
jtO. ScrueIat=ySutlt, SaroeHet,
SSranff. 95ratpurlt III SitdDIcm,
4eramd) erten rmo mGriiirtei StaI,
Stun. &aDtar, morD. 9tnebooies,
9lppctit=Siio, Sprottcu. StoGHi6,
9dTeIOprfer GENT, @eineiI9, Sapert,
2ted)teS SIiOem0l, WsDbn0I,
&>anib. NoHsSdrit9e, tni. SarOtteS,
8etroGtete @iISe, NolelzGaprifa,
9tedDtem &iebi9's lciidlcrtract
9eutld)eS tueffdDerntf Soottg,
VretBclbeerem in Seannen, Sstnt6eerIaft,
SSrati. S3metId)em, 4rmueHet, Sirnen,
Syriid) 9Sitie, WS9n0 elm, Sttrpnat,
WtObuIaat1ctt, 0rtsRterst, &tRIet,
Soirle, 8ndUeiSe ems INTO &Gfetgrtbe,
!SartoffelrtcDl, IeisntcbI,
Vetnlte gerl9erfts, Net5en9ttes,
SSciuItetI gritncn attO ldlsoarsct Sbee,
SEeiltIte NS1MtIa=Shocolaoe, SSafno,
Syeimitem G'ito emtbnlcr Sd peiscrf
ISnatefOrt=SS0ie, grtl11cu SarGnterf6Ie,
y arrtel ntl=, GSntter tno Ntntbnr9er safe,
9cmtIdje SpithrGOet, @uufreter,
GpIsIdDmbe ulo 5Sol,zSal;toff eIy,
&0riler Sd)nupftdbaf O0tG SotbeG,
1otpte ale @rten Opn Groceries.
Henry Sc1AoelIkOpEs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
@nIN0fnr

Gin retneS @salsbier 0cbrattt bon
Der Gottr- Setpp 8retU9+ So. lit bters
nit beftettS entpfoDten. ssSn T1ai@en
Mtto vGMetst So Dabem. Telephone
Co. $780, SottIttt9 Septat. 60. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
unretnes Blut.
mie cine 6riihIines=meoi3in gu wdbIen 1T.

"EE CtIe OlHV+HS9-%lteVt0lI gu WuVAeh w"
Sc 1T cine Sade ol9emteiner lleber5engun9 rno Grfab=
runq, 0oB Der Sriiblina cine Belt it, III pelber in SSolge
treteu.
IS lit TbatIodbe, ooB es beItimmte ~ltrIaden fir 8Iut-
Inreiubeit 9iebt unb jeoe ~DerielbeI eiu b%eIonberes 9ege1=
mittel e%rforoert. 9ieIe urla9el fnb: &tmDIpb6ril9er
@e6iel, melber ein tonii9eS Wfittel %perlan9t StDrun=
gen IN Der VeroalitnG 9e9et lpelte elm &9rottp.WtttteL
uno 8lutflnB, gegeu ben elm Alternatives Wtittel ar5u=
menoen lit. IS erbeat auf 1olde g8eiIe, 0aB Die inn
5riDing eintretenben SluttranfIeiten beitintmte ur=
1adelt bo6en, uno Der umItano, DaB Die 4umenbunq BON
Slut=lleoi8tn feline 8enerntg berbeifibrt Der %aa9emei-
ue1t 9ti6tbea6tuug oieer 2batIaben 5u3uf9rei6en lit.
Dian brau9t nnr be SqmptPme beg et9elten l1mioobls
D6 elm toniideS ooer, mas meilteus Der 5al, elm &aTotlo=
Mtttel erfor0erlt1 lit
pe=ru=ita.
ggenn Die SDmptome in ei1ern @efibG .aIoemetner
Mattigtett &ubelpIigfeit, uurubigent @6lafe init auf=
re9enOeu Srdutnen, 9ebaufen : gerlptrruu9, 1tartern
Mppetlt nit ooruber9ebenoem 8erlu1te os Nppetits,
Wtlot9tett, gerbonln9sitDrlng, StlIner, II. l. 10. Bee
iteben, 10 lit Pe=rl=na bas 9~eei9nete Mtittel uno nerfeblt
let1e IStrtHn9 nIeHlals.
mal1za.Iin.
Menn jebp9 bic @pmptome in S9tuinoeIdmfdQen
bele9ter 93nnge, 8lutoeroidltn9. bitterem @eidtnort inn
l6nter5en, tiefem, i6merern S9taT, nerbucben nit at=
bouernber S6lafiu1t, belteben, TO lift Wta1t=a=lin bag
SDedltaBlg1te Ntutel n1to plro, raDoem man es elttge
Wobea a~n9emenbet bat bas ganae SDitem periiu9eu
uno retHt9en.
Sa=cu=pi=a.
Sonten ober bic SDu1ptome in @eleufihmeraen
Wafieriu1t. 6el9piren, Suder, attbaltenoeu &opf.
16mer5er, Notwithstanding, 8il0unQ uuo gibbons
6erln9 non Gtter, 9ronl9en Sei0miretl, @bielien,
8lutoergtftung irgeno luelder &rt uno III Der gtodbt as
nebmenoen S9mer5en beiteDen, 10 lit Sa=cu=pi.a 6as
Speclolmittel.
Sritblin9sfrantbeite1 uub GribIines=Ntebi3iueh iptrb
fo1tenfret ODu Der rYe=ru=r0 9ruo ManufacturtuQ Co."
IN eOlumbns, Sbio, an iebe IDrefIe 9eianot.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-29
NEWS in SUNDAYS JOURNAL.
Resume OF the Principal Events I'm
the Issue of Oct. 27.

New York fnanciers are expecting an
other outflow of gold.
Anna Crossman Fawcett was divorced
from George Fawcett. the actor.
Dispatches Saturday indicated that the
Cars condition was slightly improved.
Mrs. Lizzie Mccall has withdrawn her
suit against Ward McAllister's son, Hey
ward.
The Japanese routed 10000 Chinese SOL
diers from Kiruen Castle, capturing many
prisoners.
The Senate Of Hamburg has prohibited
the importation of American cattle and
fresh beef.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Beecher celebrated
the sixty-ffth anniversary OF their wedding
ia Brooklyn.
Prime Won Observation-Disclosures has
accepted the Offices of Chancellor and Pre-
mier of Prussia
The woman's Relief Corps, G. A. r. at
tachment. have established Illinois head
quarters at Monticello.
T. f.. Burlingame was found not guilty
at Springfield, Mo-, of receiving deposits
when he knew that the bank was insoivent.
Miss Thompson, daughter OF Phil Thomp-
son, OF Kentucky, is TO be married TO Wal
ter Davis, a nephew of the late Jefferson
Davis.
Manager Edward will close the London
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Sixtecu Per.on. Burued.

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 27.-Sixteen per-
sons-ten men, three women and three
c~hildren-were burned to death in the West
street Hotel about 1 O'Clock this morning.
Thirteen bodies have been identified. They
are:
MRS. OTTERMAN. of California, aged
sixty.
ANDREW OTTERMAN, her son. aged
eighteen.
MRS. J. w. HUFFMAN, wife of a farmer
of Fall City, Wash.
MRS. J. H. HANCOCK, of Rolfe, Ia,
and her three children, two girls aged six
and two years. and a boy aged four.
JOHN F. ANDERSON. aged twenty
eight.
F. BALLMAN.
c. GRAIN, a laborer.
NGU MCDONALD.
G. WILSON.
M. M'SORLEY.
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Further ~rottenness in bridge contracts is
expected.
The Light Artillery defeated the DePauw
football team, at the Ohi0-street grounds,
by a score of 46 to 5.
Defendants in a number OF Scion L.
Goodies liquor cases pleaded guilty. The
trial OF two was continued.
Interviews with prominent millers show
that the Cuban -four trade has been totally
destroyed by the new tariff law.
John NJ. Payer, Democratic candidate for
the Legislature, offers to sacrifice the en-
tire ticket TO secure votes for himself.
Alta Name, a domestic employed at
No. IS West North street, attempted sui
eide as officers approached to arrest her
for larceny.
Chairman Hoffman, Of the Democratic
county committee, remitte6 a prosecutors
fee out of campaign funds. and the heelers
are all bowling.
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WALTHAM. Mass, Oct 27.-Seven rec
ords were lowered at the Waltham track
to-day. The most important achievement
was Tyler's trial for the one mile, nying-
start record, which was reduced TO las So.
one second and two-fifths better than the
record made by Zeigler in Sacramento a
few weeks ago. Tyler had the usual tan
dem teams TO pace. Tyler now holds all
records in his class from one-third TO two
miles. The intermediate times to-day We're:
Quarter, DO Is; third, :35 As; half, So 2-5;
two-thirds. LIP rs; three-quarters, 1:21%
(worle's record; mile. las 3-5 (world's rec
ord) Arthur Porter lowered the Glass A
mark for the one-third and the half records,
formerly held by himself. The times were:
Third. :35; half, "a. The former for the
third was :35 As and for the latter :55. Hag-
a triplet and rode the quarter In 26 is,
breaking the Banker brothers record. The
third was reached in :32 20, breaking the
record held by Mayo and Saunders. and the
mile in 1:52 3-5. breaking the worlds record
made by Cabannes and Titus.
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Demonstration by Socialists.

NEW YORK, Oct. N.-Nine thousand So
~cialists, wearing red ribbons and shouting
threats and opposition to capitalists, filled
the north end of Union square tonight. The
occasion was a mass and ratification meet
ing of the Socialist Labo party Of New
York. Many women, some of them more
enthusiastic than the men, were In attend
ance. The crowd was intensely enthusiast
find much difficulty in maintaining order.
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Must Not Use the Eagle.

bell County Circuit Court to-day an injunc-
ton was allowed by Judge Helm forbid
ding the Republicans from using the Amer
ballots to be used at the coming Novem-
Der election. The new Kentucky election
law forbids heading the ticket with any
coat-of-arms, emblem or device which was
in use by any commonwealth or national
organization as an emblem representative
of a State or of an idea Judge Helm
decided the eagle was q part Of the coat
of-arms Of the United States. A new de-
vice for the coming election and afterward
a resort to the Court of Appeals are the
probabilities of the future.