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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-03
Senate COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The Senate. in
executive session. to-day, made public the
following combinations:
To be Collectors of Customs-T G. Day,
for the district Of Barnstable, Mass; j. T..
GaffeY, district of Los Angeles. Cal; Will
liam G. Waters, district Of Salem and Bev-
erly, Mass; E A Higbee, district of Great
Egg Harbor y. j.
To be Assistant Appraisers OF Merchan-
dise-P. T. Cumberson. district of New
York; j. w. A. Strickland, district OF New
York.
To be Registers OF Land Offices-T. j.
Bolton, at Los Angeles, Cal; w. c. Bowen,
at Del Norte. Col: S. b. Patrick, at Visa
liza, Cal.
T. w Roberts to be consul at Nogales.
Mexico.
Postmasters-W. H. Burke, at Sullivan,
Ind; V. G. Hanawalt, at Logansport, Ind.
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M'NAMARA FOUND GUILTY.
The Ex-Priest Fined $500 and Given One
Year i'm Jail.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Feb. 2-The second
trial of J. V. Mcnamara began at Inde-
pendence this morning He is charged with
accusing Father Dalton. of this city. with
a heinouS crime, the same as he charged
against Father Lillis. The same trouble
was experienced in securing a jury as was
encountered yesterday. 1t was IL o'clock
tonight when the testimony was all in.
After the judges charge the jury retired.
and at midnight returned with a verdict
OF guilty, assessing a penalty Of twelve
months in the county jail and a fine Of
$780, McNamaras attorneys Immediately
appealed TO the Criminal Court which was
granted, the bond being placed at 80
The jury in Father Lilly's case. that was
tried yesterday, and which has been unable
to agree, has been ordered by Judge Mich
OILS to appear in court tomorrow morning
The court also placed the bonds in the
other cases pending against Mcnamara as
follows Lilly'S case. $500; circulating OBJ
scene literature, $500; uacllcing Mother
Vincent $1,000. These cases will be tried
Immediately, probably. Ii Is uncssrstood
that the jury in the Lilly stood five
for conviction and one for acquittal, ana
that the latter is a member Of the A. p A
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VOORHEES, IN A HURRY.
He Wants the Tariff Bill to he Rushed
I'm the Senate.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1t is expected
that Chairman Voorhees, will back clear
out of his proposition to give hearings to
persons interested in industries which are
to be destroyed by the Wilson tariff bill
and that the committee on finance will re-
port the measure to the Senate within two
or three weeks. Chairman Voorhees, has
received a sufficient number of responses
to his requests for expressions Of opinion
and advice on the Wilson bill to make him
believe that fair hearings would not only
lead to prolonged delay in final action on
the bill, but would likely insure its ulti-
mate defeat He will, therefore, when the
committee meets on next Tuesday, advo-
cate a policy of haste. He believes the bill
ought to be before the Senate within three
weeks and that it should be forced into law
in early May. The Democrats have ma
jority of six in the Senate and it is said
that all of the three Populists, after de-
manding certain amendments which they
will not secure, will vote for the bill, 50
that il will be necessary for five Democrats
to vote against it in order that il may be
defeated. 1t is likely that one Democratic
Senator will vote against the BILL The
amendments which Will be made to it will
be in the direction of free trade, and will
not improve it's character in the way of
protection to home industries. The bill
was hurT1edly engrosSed by the House
clerks to-day and sent to the Senate, where
it was presented late this afternoon.
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county the Democrats OF that section wosio
put forward a candidate against him fof
the Senate who would insure the Senator
defeat for reelection whether Allen county
got II or not It was humiliating thlng
for Senator voorhees, to do, but he actually
went TO Secretary Hoke Smith and asked
hin. to recommend the appointment OF
Spencer. The Senator had told his frlenqs
that he would not darken the door or Hoke
Smith and never ask him TO do him any
favor. All Indiana readers viii remember
that Senator voorhees, has on many recent
occasions exhausted his expletivss in de-
nouncing Hoke Smith, both personally and
officially. 1t was the Senator's extension
OF the olive branch, his humiliation before
him. that caused Hoke Smith to hedge on
his declaration about a three-years record
and recommend Spencer. Smith and Noor-
heeS are friends now, but why is Spencer s
nomination not forthcoming?
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CoIorado's LegisInture.

DENVER. Feb. 2-The Senate, this af-
ternoon, adopted a concurrent resolution
for a sine die adjournment Thursday. Feb.
s. The Governors message giving his rea-
sons for refusing the Senate'S request that
he should exercise his prerogative and end
tween the two houses was referred TO a
committee. The House kept on passing bills
to-day and adjourned until Monday, with a
bill pending appropriating $4,000 for the
expenses OF the session The Senate will
meet tomorrow.
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Wants More Grips and Pass Words.

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 2.-Delegates are
arriving to attend the national meeting Of
the Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union
which will convene here Tuesday, Feb
D. L. L. UpSon, of Buffalo, said TO q re-
porter this afternoon: II will propose a
new constitution for the Alliance which I
believe should be more formally bound to-
gether as an order similar tc that of the
MasonS- He proposes TO have more grips
and passwords. and TO make every local
alliance subordinate TO a grand master.
who shall order. instead Of as now, to "A
president, who only suggests
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-03
New Fourth-Class Postmasters.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Fourth-class In
diana postmasters were appointed to-day as
follows: AT Nabb, Clark county, William
E. James, vice O. G.. Thomas. removed: at
Ogden. Henry county, w. II .Byers, vice O.
B. Byrket, removed and at Spartansburg,
Randolph county. jeremiah Horn, vice ].
w. Clark, removed.
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Mr.. Morse's Suggestion.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Before the read
ing of the journal in the House this morn
ing Mr.. Morse, rising to a parliamentary
inquiry, asked if it would be in order for
him to offer an amendment to the title of
the tariff BILL The Speaker stated it
would not. The amendment which Mr..
Morse desired to offer would have made it
read as follows: "A bill to increase taxa
ton. reduce the revenue of the government
and 10 place at disadvantage honest men
who make truthful returns, and for other
purposes"
Later in the day. on motion of Mr.. Morse,
the thanks OF the House We're extended to
Mr. Richardson, of Tennessee, for the able
and impartial manner in which he served
as chairman of the House committee of
the whole during the long tariff debate.
The resolution was unanimously passed,
and evoked applause from both sides of the
House l. ia.I AA.s. x
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Phosphate Beds i'm Tennessee.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Feb. 2.-Reports OF
agents sent out by the Commissioner OF
Agriculture 10 inspect the reported dis
coveries OF phosphate beds in Lewis. Wayne
and Hickman counties have been received
showing that the phosphate beds already
discovered cover an area OF twenty miles
long by five miles wide. Analyses of spec
linens made by Professor Wharton. n
chemist, show The phosphate beds to be ex-
ceedingly rich The find has already at
tracted many cauitalists To the counties
and preparations for working the beds are
being made
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SufYerinEs of Corporal Tanner.
l.. I,,,rrnI

70
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-Corporal Tan
ner, the footless ex-Commissioner of Pen
sions, has been for some days suffering the
agonies of death on account of inflamIna-
ton aggravated by the wooden feet upon
which ne walks, and it is said that 1t will
be necessary to amputate considerable
portion OF both the stumps of his legs
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General Notes.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Mr. and Mrs.
Will L. Marsh, Of Muncie. who have been
visiting their mother. brother and sister
here for fortnight, expect to leave for
home tomorrow or Sunday.
Secretary Morton has appointed NJ. a.
Carlton of the Kansas Agricultural Col
lege, a special agent of the Department OF
Agriculture attached to the division of
vegetable pathology under Prof. b. T. Gal
lnuaV
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The baltimore episcopal Methodist

says: simmons Liver Regulator has no
equal as liver medicine. containing those
has placed In countries where liver diseases
prevail
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The Debate in Detail.


AS soon as the journal was read this
morning the Speaker recognized Mr.. Catch
ings, from the committee on rules, to pre-
sent from that committee a report setting
aside to-day, Saturday and Monday for
consideration of the McCreary Hawaiian
resolution The report provided that the
favorable report of the committee on for
elgn affairs on the Hawaiian question
should be taken up forthwith and be con-
sidered to-day and the next two legislative
days Saturday and Monday) The vote is
to be taken at o'clock Monday, at which
time no intervening motions shall be in or
der. The rule provides that Immediately
on voting en- the majority report the House
shall take up the minority report on Ha-
wall for consideration until it is disposed
OF.
Mr.. Boutelle was on his feet clamoring
for recognition To call up his Hawaiian res
olutbon, but the Speaker declined to recog-
niZe him until the report was read. Then,
being recognized, Mr.. Boutelle said that he
raised the point or order that the report
OF the committee on rules could not dis
place privileged resolution anecting the
rights; nay, the very existence of the
House itself. Mr. Boutelle asked that the
question Of privilege be submitted for the
determination of the House.
The Speaker, in making his ruling. stated
that beyond question the ordinary pro-
ceedings of the House could be interrupted
by "a question of privilege, or a privileged
question But under the rule under which the
House had been operating for the past
four weeks, all eXtraneouS proceedings un-
der an order which had superseded the
ordinary rules of the House were not in
order. If there was any impropriety i'm
this il was the action of the House. not
the action Of the Speaker. The House was
now to be given an opportunity TO decide
by vote whether IL should proceed with
the consideration of the resolution of the
committee on foreign affairs or of the reso-
luton OF the gentleman from Maine THE
whole matter was in the hands OF the
House.
AS the Speaker concluded Mr. Routelle
sought to interrupt him. but the Chair de-
ciined TO hear him on the ground that he
had given him full time to make his state
ment
II suppose the Speaker cannot prevent me
from making my statement after the
previous question is ordered" declared Mr..
Boutelle. houy.
THE Chair has no doubt that the gentle
man will have full time" replied the
Speaker.
.T have no doubt he will have" re-
torted MIR. Boutele as he took his seat
BOUTELLE SCORES HIS ENEMIES.
The previous question was then ordered
without division, and fifteen minutes were
allowed on each side for debate. Mr. Reed,
who controlled the time Of the minority,
yielded three minutes TO Mr.. Boutelle. AS
the Chair seemed strongly indisposed to al
low him 10 call his attention 10 matters
affecting his rulings. said Mr.. Boutelle. sar-
castically, he would take this opportunity
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-12-25

Buyers say that our display of
boys suits aud overcoats is the finest
ever shown in this section, and that
our prices are beyond competition
To this we attribute the increasing
sales in this department. KAHN's,
Make your selection of Suit or
Overcoat from our great stock. We
have made reduced prices on every
garment, and now is the time to Sc
cure handsome suit or overcoat at
the lowest prices ever quoted for re-
liable goods. KAHN's, SadIer Block.
Your attention is directed to our
immense stock of Mems and Boys
overcoats. Our lines embrace the
leading styles in cut, color and Fa-
brics, excellently made and perfect
fit. We are offering these coats at
greatly reduced prices.
WM. KAHN, Sadler Block.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-12-25

The extensive greenhouses OF
Messrs Pennock & Co. have some
decided attractions for the holiday
season, among which may be found
fine chrysanthemums, double vioIets,
carnations and blooming plants OF
various kinds; besides a supply OF
nicely berrfcd holly, which may be
procured either there or at the drug
store of Messrs. Light & Watson.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-12-25
Try Hirschman's for carpets.

Try Hirschman's for carpets.
Holiday Goods at Hirsehman's.
Wire door mats at Hirschman's
Underwear of all kinds at Hirschman,s.
Bargains in Dry Goods at Hirschman's.
Our line of ladies' wrapsi is still very large at
Hirschman's.
For bargains In dry goods, clothing and
Shoes try Hirschman's,
Hirsehmans are showing splendid line of
useful Holiday Presents.
Hirschmlns are closing out all kinds of
Blankets and Comforts at Reduced Prices.
If you nre looking for carpets don't forget
Hfrschman's 'ow- prices for this month only.
If your little boys need suits bring them to
Hirschman's and you WON'T have any trouble
to suit them.
If you are in need of an oyercoat for your
self or boys call ut Hirrchman's. We carry the
best line In town.
If your wife or daughter need winter
wrap bring them to Hirschman's. They are
showing the larg est line in town.
Our line of mems suits is simply Immense
for workmanship and fit Can't be equaled,
Try Hirschmnn's next time.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-12-25

Mr.. d. j. Sloan, vice-president of
the Shenandoah Milling Company,
and the former efficient and popular
manager of that Company's store in
this place, was married at Hartmaus-
vile, Ohio, December 18th, to Miss
Lucy NJ. Phan, of that place. The
many friends of the groom in Jeffer-
son will wish him and his fair bride
many years of much happiness.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-12-25

The York (Pa. } Gazette of Decem-
Der p gives an extended report of
the presentation of a fine parlor
lamp to our former countyman Mr..
Edward E. Johnston by the Bible
class at Heidelberg Reformed Church,
of which he is the efficient and pop
ular teacher. There are about forty
members in the class and all of them
surprised Mr.. Johnston by bouncing
down on him and his good wife at
their home on West York avenue.
Mr.. F. L. Seifert, who is one of the
members, made the presentation adj
dress and Mr.. Johnston made very
happy response. Mr.. Haupt sang
solos and Mrs. Lerew rendered in
strumental selections on the piano.,
Before the company dispersed coll
lation was served.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-12-25
PersonaI MentIon.
ALiss Mai mason Is nome.

Miss Mai Mason is home.
Mr.. Louis A. Diehl is home from
RomneY
Mr. Harvey Dorsey is home from
New York.
Assessor j. w. Gardner was il
town ON Friday.
Mr.. Braxton Davenport is home
for the holidays.
Messrs. Harvey and Brooks La
boyteau are home.
Miss Ora Turner is spending
fGhristmas at home.
Mr.. C. P. Howell, of Berryville,
was in town on Tuesday.
Mr.. CRas. I. Diehl is home from
Johns Hopkins University.
Miss Mary Hilbert has gone to
visit her sister in Washington.
Mr.. NorvaI GalIaher and Mr.. a.
d. Barr are up from Washington.
Hon. Marshall Mccormick, OF
Berryyille, was in town on Friday.
Mr.. VIM. II. Elliott and family are
visit ng relatives near Winchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude e. Haines
and babe are up from Washington
for Christmas.
Miss Amanda Crow spent several
days last week with her sister, Mrs.
John NJ. Coyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. L, NJ. Blessing and
babe are up from Washington City
for Christmas.
Messrs. Pearl MiIey and Blake
Boxwell were guests in BerryviIle
the first of last week.
Mr.. Wright Denny has gone to
spend the holidays with his relatives
at Fredericksburg, Va.
Miss Jeanette We'll, of Martins
burg, is spending Christmas with her
sister, Mrs. William Kahn.
DIR. T. A. Ramey, wife and child,
of Sharpsburg, are spending the hol-
idaYs with their relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Somehow, of
Morgantown, are spending Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. S. Schloss.
Mrs. John 3. Hilbert has returned
from Washington, and MIR. Hilbert
is spending Christmas with his fam
lily here.
Mr.. VIM. Butler drove over from
Martinsburg Wednesday evening
with Cspt. Lynch, WHO came TO as
sist in mastering in the new Jeffer-
son Guards.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-12-25

Mr.. Jas. Law. Hooff came over
yesterday morning from Altoona,
Pa, to spend the holidays with his
mother and brothers at" Rich Wood, y
bringing with him a handsome cary
ing set for his mother and pocket
knife for his brother George. These
were made by himself entire in the
Pa R. R. shops at Altoona, and are
excellent productions, marking him
as an artisan of the first order.
The gifts, we arc sure, will be highly
priced by the recipients.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-12-25

The ..Philharmonics'' of Frede-
rick will give concert for the ben
eft of st. Peters Catholic Church of
Harper's Ferry, on the evening of
December 27. Concert to be given
in Jonadab Hall. General admission
% cents; reserved seats 80 cents.
There are twenty-five mem
bers in this orchestra, and fine en-
treatment for this landable object
is anticipated.
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HaFper's BazaF


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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-12-25

Good desserts depend largely up
on the flavors used. If you use
Light & Watson's flavoring extracts
you will always have them good, as
we make our own extracts and guar
antee them to be full strength, pure
and characteristic of their respective
fruits. LIGHT & WATSON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-12-25

We are requested to announce that
Eddie O'Brien, of Martinsburg, W.
Va, champion feather weight boxer
of w. Va. who defeated Dan Roberts,
colored, of Charles Town, in four
rounds last Friday evening in Ar
mory Hall, is.to give another big box
ing match Saturday evening in this
place. Look out for the date, Satur-
day. Dec %.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-12-25

The attention of farmers is called
to the advertisement of tannery ashes,
by Messrs. Deford & Co., of the Lu-
ray Tannery. This article is said to
be a good fertilizer, especially when
used as top dressing on grass and
wheat, and the large amount of offal
from the big tannery of this firm en-
ablcs them to furnish this fertilizer
at the very lowest minimum of cost.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-12-25

Messrs. w. L. Jones & Co., Mar
tinsburg, have large stock of hand
some goods Tor the holiday trade,
which promises to be. very good in
all branches of trade. Their show
window is particularly handsome.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-12-25

Lost.-On the night of the 9th
inst. between the B & o. depot and
the Carter House, a wooden-handled
umbrella. The finder will be rea-
sonably rewarded on leaving it ut
the SPIRIT office.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-12-25

We return thanks to Mr.. A. M.
Mcknight, secretary, for an invita-
to attend the 9th annual reunion of
the Charles Town Society of the
City of New York, to be held on the
evening of the 9Th of January, at the
Leon, 80 West 31st street.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-12-25
Church Items.

Rev mr. a n II6,,fs;,is -;II .,,rea,I,
nj KaIIsto,,5, ,,s,t si,,, al. -. = I5 N
The baptist Sunday School VIII
nave their Christmas tree o-morroN
evening
Rev. n. p. HamiH VIII preach at
l3etnany next Sunday morning, ana
ny. e, ~ Aonstle wiz 81 Ppty nus
'i..s,e mere
Inc fourth quarterly meeting FOR
Jefferson Circuit, q. ~ Church
South. viii be held January l6 and
~; Charles Town Station IL and
10.
There will be fair and oyster sup
per in the hall at UYiIla on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings next,
for the benefit of the Southern Meth
odist Church.
The (lhristn,as entartainment for
the cbildTen If tbe m r. Cbnrcb
South, will take place in the church
to-day Christmas Dayl at 6 p. NJ.
Inc program OF music, Rotations,
ETC., VIII DC pleasing
The holiday entertainment for the
Presbyterian Sunday School will be
held in the church tomorrow
"wednesday evening. at 80
O'Clock !; that for the Mission School
in the Graded School building at
6 80 Thursday evening.
m
Inc l Es an1 Ut lElehas OF ene
M. Snurch OF hlaaIeWay Wili
mold an oyster supper, Iair ana 1estl-
va val ON tne evenings OF Decemner =
70 ana ~. q! a Iancy ana very hano-
some quit VIII pc a speelal feature
OF the 1alr also a nsnlng pond, posi-
once ana everything necessary 10
make the occasion complete sue.
cess. A prlze amounting 70 go wlil
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-12-25

New crop raisins, currants, citron,
buckwheat, evaporated peaches and
apricots at Williams, opposite B. &
o. Depot, where you will find the
best and cheapest oysters, for the
quality and quanity,in town.