The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-11-12

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Messrs. -Nickerson and Lockman, two Of
the new Republican justices of the peace.
qualify.
John Harter. a dying convict. brought
neglect.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Johnson secures a $1,000
libel verdict against the Cincinnati En-
quirer in the United States Court.
Judge Woods holds that the Citizens
Street-railroad Company's charter cannot
be affected except by the Legislature. This
is a big victory for the company. Judge
Baker, dissenting, held that the charter ex-
| pires in 1891
From Sundays Second Edition)
s50,OOO,OOO More Debt.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 0.lThere are
bonds will be made during the coming
week. For some time past the conviction
an issue OF another u $1,000 s ,oeo v would soon an Be
necessary, and On his return from Buzxard's
Bay. he expressed to the members of his
be long delayed. and that the sooner it was
made the better. He saw the treasury re-
MEDIATE prospeet sf sny favorable sSs Misn change ne
Already the gold reserve has reached a
point OF 400 oo below the lowest point
the probabilities strongly In favor Of still
further and larger Withdrawals for export
For the last seVeraI Years. the Spring Ee1 With
drawals for export have ranged in amount
and it was not good business = judgment. II;
the opinion OF the President, 20 wait until
the gold reserve was in fact wiped out be-
fore measures should be taken to replenish
1t. Secretary Carlisle, 1t is understood, took
a more hopeful view of the situation. He
nue. and customs must Of necessity soon
show a marked increase. The supply of
whisky which was Withdrawn from bond
just prior to the passage of the new tariff
act, to avoid the payment of the additional
~ cents per gallon, would very soon be ex-
4 hauSted and the demands 0f frada would
result in largely increased revenues from
this source, and what was true of the in
went into operation the Withdraw
character w DH'' abnorma sHy0S large. eT This
supply had now been exhausted or nearly
SO. and 1t was the confident expectation
vival of trade would soon remove any ne
cessity for another issue OF bonds. Up to
Important Withdra Z seen Of &c gold i'g for e exp ory
and 1t was his opinion that the emergency
might be passed successfully without in
creasing the public debt. He argued, too,
that his experiences in placing the last
Issue taught him that the Issue of another
~ 30 !. scIg rn might fall hn tf far short OF recouping
easy matter to deposit lssal tenders at the
sub-treasuries and demand gold with which
spirit of the law authorizing he issue Of the
bonds was several times detected during
the settlements for the last issue. and he
President, however, after considering all
these things. preferred not 20 wat until
measures might be taken TO oos;ruct the
issue: In his opinion, the situation de-
maEded the issue, and there should oe no
request Of the President Secretary Car
Isle Joined him at Woodley this af.eirton.
and at a late hour lad not returned 20 the
city. Persons in a position to know be-
lieve that this issue will he officially an
nounced before the close of the coming
week.
The cash balance in the treasury. to-day
was s1O4. $50. ass: gold reserve. ssl. s15. 1o1. The
e eMoaH since Ss July : is'St t's siss, 81, i IS. The dis
b bDss.ni mon aSri ago5 5hs t ten si a.ys Ct a the
since July 1 to s123, DAG. 233, leaving a deficit
Of sos, 7s5 during the last ten days: and
Feb. i, 1894, when the last bond issue was
made. There Is an increase In the cash
R Raian Sew S = ever ds ss9: seq about aas s $3.50 y ,eoo.
Y. NJ. G. A. Athletic Contests.
sion Hoo Of the Z. M Mo- Z. N a. annual nUml0c Convention ses1
was the most interesting 50 far. J.. S. Hell
mer. physical director of the Evansville
Body Buiiding."' The work consists in a
systematical training that makes strong
five points~a potato race Of sixty yeards.
putting the twelve-pound shot, running the
hitch kick. fence vault and skipping the
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Wayne. Evansville. Indianapolis and Terre
Terre HautesHoaosett, No. 4: Potato
race u; shot put; 50 feet 8 inches; hit hitch 2
k ineSss : rees : sk lnch s.si. f inSiyiS SaaIt; to : fee a9s !
81 feet 1 inch; hitch kick. feet 8 inches;
total. s4s. stacle, No. s: Potato race. IA;
inches; fence eea vault; 5 feet INCHES; indi-
race, IA; shot put, 80 feet 8 inches; hitch
kick, z feet 6 inches: fence vault, 6 feet 4
i inches Nd SKIP P,t s:zS; ind individual Ia. s,e total al. 2S q
s feet 8 inches; rope skip. 4:3O SO; individual
Crawfordsville-voris, No. g.: Potato race,
10 1-S; shot put. 81 feet inch; hitch kick,
in fsef , ,ne iois fence sm G vault gs . NE rect &. : i Potsfo
s kies.. I II fe eao ) Inches Sii :: fence tsse va aadpe 3 feet eetes 8
Evansville-Krats, No. 5: Potato race,
Il LIS; shot put, 80 feet 10 inches; hitch kick,
feet 6 inches; fence vault, 8 feet s inches;
individual total, 229.
Observation-Disclosures, No. TO-: Potato
race, IA 3-5; shot put, Is feet 1 inch; fence
vault, 5 feet s inches; individual total, 22.
SO feet 5 inches; fence vault, 5 feet 8 inches;
individual total, 2S.
twenty-five years ago, Following them down
W TIE present. tlle, HOlLlg the marked
changes in their character and habits and
the causes that have brought about the
changes. He was followed by F. c. Runkle,
Of Louisville. who spoke from the subject:
why Railroad Companies favor the Y.
NJ. c.. A. and Lend Financial Assistance to
It." The growth of the organization in
West Virginia was then shown by Mr..
Williams, of that State. Mr.. Landrum was
elected State president in the place Of Mr..
Newton, of Fort Wayne, and Scot Butler,
of Butler University, vice president In the
place of NJ. Landrum. Before the close Of
the days session the Band of Onward
Christian Soldiers" announced that they
work In this State. To-day from the var
ious pulpits of the city there will be ex-
ercises by visiting members.
The Gas Belt Celebrates.
ANDERSON, Ind, Nov. 10.-The Repub-
leans OF the Seventh congressional district
joined in with those of Madison county to-
night and ratified the late landslide. The
celebration was on an enormous scale, and,
outside OF Indianapolis, there is a proba-
bility that IL was never equaled In Indiana.
1t began at 6 O'Clock with beating of TOM
toms. blowing of horns and yelling in all
of its different forms. At Z o'clock enthusi-
asm was rampant, and, despite the blind
ing snow, two thousand paraded the streets,
headed by bands. Drays had been provided
and fire works Wara ga rrfad otopo and 6ra1