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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-09
Couldn't Indorse Spencer.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Jan. S.-This after
noon the Democrats of the Twelfth con-
gressional district not here and elected
by reclamation Judge Allen collars. of
this city, to serve as a member of the
State central committee. Senator Bird
then introduced a resolution indorsing NJ.
" b. Spencer for the appointment as State
pension agent. Noble county moved to lay
the motion on the table. and the motion
was lost by vote of So to 46. An attempt
then made to get motion on the res
olution TO indorse Spencer, and owing to
flibustering by the Noble county delega-
ton, motion to adjourn put and pre-
vailed by vote of 80 to 80.
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MORE ASPHALT IMPROVEMENTS.
Central Avenue. from Seventh To
Fourteenth. to He Paved.

The Board of Works still continues in the
good work of ordering improvements, :.
number being added TO the growing list at
the session yesterday morning. The Ala
bama-strest asphalt was ordered. The ac-
ton taken was formal. the board having
concluded last week 10 order the work
The sewers in the street will be complsted.
however. before the work of laying asphalt
is begun.
The city engineer was ordered TO prepare
papers for paving with asphalt the roadway
of Central avenue from Seventh street 10
Fourteenth street, and To also prepare
same street. The engineer was also IN,
structed TO prepare papers for fill OF the
roadway and sidewalks of the same avenue
from Fourteenth street to Fall Greek. The
order to lay cement walks on North Penn
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District Committeeman Wiltsie has issued
the following call for the Seventh district
convention:
Pursuant to the call recently made by
Chairman Gowdy, the delegates selected on
Jan. in the counties Of Madison. Han
cock and Marion will meet in delegate con-
vention Jan. IS 1894, at 80 o'clock ID. m,
in the Criminal Court room at Indianap-
oils, to elect a member of the State central
committee from the Seventh congressional
district. c. S. WILTSIE,
District Committeeman.
"Indianapolis, Jan 8, 1884,"
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Nj. NJ. Hathaway i'm the Tenth.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
LOGANSPORT, Ind, Jan. 8.-The Tenth
district Democratic convention passed reso-
lutions indorsing the Wilson bill and the
income tax and opposing the issue of gov
eminent bonds M. NJ. Hathaway, of Win
amaze. was elected committeeman to sue
coed H. A. Barnhart. The Logansport
Journal will announce ex-Congressman w.
d. Owen as q candidate lpr the Republican
nomination for Secretary of State.
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Thomas Mann I'm the Eighth.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. Sat the
Democratic convention of the Eighth con-
gressional district held to-day, Thomas
Mann, of Sullivan county, was elected
chairman of the district committee without
opposition. The convention was SHINY at
tended and lasted but few minutes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-09
Genius surmounts All Obstacles.

Binkerton-Smart man that Senator Linz
beriaw-uncomnaon smart man. Look how
he's got on in politics.
Pilgarlic-Yes; but then. you know, he
was born of wealthy parents, and has a
university education.
Binkerton-That's so, There amt one
man in a thousand could have overcome
his early diSadVanta geS.
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w. II. Conrad in the Thirteenth.
special to the indianapolis Journal.


SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. S.-Democrats
of the Thirteenth congressional district
met here in delegate convention this after
noon and elected William H Conrad, of
Warsaw, as the new State central commit
teeman. The wilson tariff measure was
enthusiastically Endorsed.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PERU, Ind, Jan. S-Twenty-six ballots
were necessary to-day to elect John A.
Kntz, of Huntington, committeeman from
the Democratic Eleventh congressional dis
trict. The eight was one of the hardest
ever fought in this district.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-09
w. h Burnet Gives Bond.

CINCINNATI, Jan. S.-Mr. w. b. Bur-
net. eX-United States district attorney
indicted for obtaining money under false
pretenseS from the treasurer of the Wild
ows' Home. arrived to-day from New York
where he has been for considerable time
and entered a plea of not guilty giving
bond In the sum of s.. 500.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-09
Controller Needs More Helm

The controller will ask for extra help,
which is badly needed during the license
paying season. Mr.. Woollen had extra help
at this time of the year.
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remedies and doctors
with but little or no re-
lief, | persuaded her 10
try DR.. Pierce's Fayorite
Prescription and Gold
en- Medical Discovery
She was so out of heart,
she returned the answer
that IL would be like
all the rest-of no good:
but on my account. she
said she would try IL, so
j got one bottle each:
and before she had used
half Of a bottle she felt
that IL WaS boppfitinp
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Another Deficit.

st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
There is also a deficit in the attendance
of the Democratic members of the House;
but they can hardly be blamed for Sinking
the responsibility of helping to pass such an
iniquitous measure as the Wilson bill
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All Druggists sell II for IS cts. per bottle,
and refund the money it'll fails.
TREASURY STATEMENT.

Monthly Statement for December, 1893, showing
the balance IN the state Treasury pecemher l. 1898
the Receipts ami Disbursements for December tho
balances In the various funds. and the balance
hand N the CLOSE of business December 81 1898, as
appears from the records in the Offices of Auditor and
Treasurer OF state:
balance In Treasury Dec. ]. ls93.----- 3O3.97060
December receipts. 2l53.036.7l
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for a minute or so, but finally announced
that the committee had made its report,
and tnat settled il. a motion TO adjourn
relieved the situation.
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Moxement. of steam.r.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Arrived: Servia,
from Liverpool.
LONDON. Jan. S.-Sighted: Berlin, from
New York.
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sylvania street from St Clair south was
so changed TO include the walks on both
sides of the street where cement walks
are not already laid.
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her. and she has continued to improve ever
since. and now thinks IL tho most wonderful
remedy on earth for her sex, and recommends
IL 10 all suffering females. She has not been
so well in ten years.
I write this without any solicitation and
with a free, good viii, so that you may let all
who may suffer know what IL has done for
her. Sold by medicine dealers everywhere.
EWzE<sTS Te 81 sss.sZS,2S7 -
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Sufferers from Piles

Should know that the Pyramid Pile Cure viii
promptly and effectually remove every trace
of them. Any druggist will get it for you.
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gTgIS25y=zg SETsE5al

NJ W. SCOTT, ESQ. of the U. s. Marshal's
Office, Atlanta, Ga. writes: For many
years my wife has been constant sufferer
from indigestion. sick headache. nervous pros
trotlOn and all other complaints that the fe-
male sex Is heir to, and, after trying many
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-09
FOR DEPOSIT
To the credit of
= VvT ER SON q COM

u. +. CATTERSON & SON,
Ia the State Bank of Indiana.
Mr.. Catterson said he was not the agent
Of Mr.. Bradley for this property. The
stamp impress would indicate that the war
rant had been deposited by the Catterson
agency, OF which the ex-commissioner is
at the head. in the State Bank of Indiana
The provision of the charter referring to
city officers interesting themselves in any
deals with the city is follows:
Section mo member of the Council, nor
any other officer, clerk or deputy, or en-
ploye of such city shall, either directly or
indirectly, be party TO, or in any manner
interested in any contract agreement
either with such city, for any matter, cause
or thing, or by which any liability or IN
debtedness is in any way or manner created
or passed upon. authorized or approved by
said Council or either OF them, or by any
officer. board. clerk. deputy or employe Of
such city. Any contract in contravention
OF the foregoing provision shall be abso-
lutely void. Whoever shall knowingly vio-
late the provisions of this section shall be
fined not more than one thousand dollars
$1,000. TO which may be added imprison-
ment for any period not exceeding one
YEAR,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-09
PettisDry GoodsCo
THIS LOOKS SERIOUS
Ex-COmmissiOner CattersOn and
the Hay Market Lease.
Warrant for the Payment Of the Rent
Endorsed by His Agency-The
Law on the Subject.

At the time the controversy over the hay
market lease arose it was stated that ex-
Commissioner Catterson was the agent for
the property leased by the board at an an
nuaI rental of 5000. This property is on
West Maryland street, between Mississippi
and Tennessee streets. The city attorney
has recently decided that the lease was
invalid because the Board of Works, whose
duty IL was to make the lease. had no
authority to delegate the power to the
Board of Safety. He also incidentally re-
marked that had Mr.. Catterson been the
agent of the property owner the lease
would certainly have been invalid, for Mr..
Catterson was a city officer at the time
and he had the charge Of renting the prop
erty, although the lease was signed by the
full board.
Mr.. Catterson, however, denied that he
was the agent for the property, and this
let Mr.. Catterson out, apparently, as far as
a certain section Of the city charter was
concerned. There mas been found in the
controllers Office the warrant by which the
first quarters rent on the new hay market
was paid. The warrant was drawn in favor
Of James l.. Bradley, the owner of the
property. on Sept. IA and was paid by the
city treasurer on the next day. On the
back Of the warrant is the name of Mr.
Bradley signed in, and just below it is
th' following fr Im tn. impress of a rubber
stamp:
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N Treasury Dec 81. 1898. 81, 900. 35s %
BALANCE BY FUNDS

90 ~
ALBEIT CALI. Treasurer OF StatA
]. q. HENDERSON, Auditor Of State
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FACE BLEACH

Guaranteed to cure the most obstinate Freck-
les in 90 days; Eczema in 80 days; Pimples,
Acne, Tan, Sallowness, Rough and Redeemed
Skin, Excessive Oiliness. Blackheads, etc. in
10 TO 20 days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

Statements. Made nchecting Upon
the County Committee Not Facts,


In Mondays issue OF an afternoon
paper statements were made reflect.
ing directly upon the course OF the
county Democratic campaign commit
tee ana giving expressions purportel
10 nave been uttered by prominent
citizens OF this city
MT Henry II. Early. who has man
aged The county campaign for his par
~ with signal ability and fairness.
or courge took this as reflection
upon MS plans--even thinking II i'm
puteu sacrifice OF principle. He
was seen by u Gazette reporter yes
terday. to whom he said:
An who know me are aware Of the
iact that my Views on the question
OF silver coinage agree wl.n those
or the gentlemen whose names were
mentioned. Again. those who know
anything and care to tell truthfully
what they do know. are aware thai.
OF my hrst list OF ten speakers. six
We're Tor the unlimited coinage of sill
yer ana four opposed. Among these
was T, j. Powell. one OF those who
Is quoted in the aforesaid article as
saying he had not been asked.
have tried to treat all alike"
Mr.. Powell was seen later and said:
Il am willing to do all In my power
Tor the ticket. both state and local.
nhe statement made IN the Mall
Telegram was true. but specially re-
terred to the state campaign conducted
by Chairman Dudley Mr. Early. the
chairman OF our county executive COM
mittee, had requested me t. make
speeches In this county, and was nd
Vertised to speak nj oak Grove some
time ago. but could not do So How
ever. l would, on state issues, be com
PEELED TO speak az at alb in favor OF
the state platform upon the silver Is-
sue, Upon local issues l am heart
and soul with the Democratic nom
Captain Paddock made a ringing
speech for the state and county
ticket no later than last night and
other original Clark men will sneak
during the week. 1t does not look ns
II any Democrat, who Is one, Is sulx-
ing because OF slight difference of
opinion ON a business question.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31
MosELnY's DRAINING nrRcLAn.


ohattN tttFtAf1 t''A*tt
Last night about II o'clock while n
Gazette reporter was prying into police
secrets and listening to Mounted Pa
trolman Bob Moaeiey. who by the way
IL one OF the most efficient men on the
force, tell stories OF his varied exper-
fence, a carpenter named Blakeiy came
running IN Chief Maddox's sanctum.
telling wonderful story OF what he
had seen at the corner OF Fourth and
Main streets. He was coming down
Main. and nearing house behind the
establishment OF Ben U. Belig. at
that point went around 10 recounoiter.
Something that looked like q burglar
to Blakely moved OF through the
weeda and he lost ia time In making
his way TO the city Hail.
His information told. he departed,
and Immediately there was n hurfying
to and fro officer Afoseley. Mule"
MOgeloy now, ran Into an overcoat
stuck two pistols aud bullscye LAM
tern In his pockets. and jumping on
a horse was OIL like the wind. on the
way up town he came across Deputy
Sheriff Mack Mozart. who Joined ia
the chase. They reached the corner
or Fourth and Main, quietly dis
mounted and one went to the rear
while the other waited for his signal
OF "reidy" The slide from his bulls
eye" was pushed back and Mr. Afose-
ley stepped around the corner resolved
to catch that burglar or know the
reason why Neither OF the officers
were long In finding him, lie moved
of slowly through the Fort Worth
weeds he walked on four feet He
had long ears and long tail He
was-whnt the officers called thcm-
solves ana Blakely, too And thus
ended this exciting adventure. frouRht
with danger. dire and dreadful hut
here's dnad-straight tip: Don't mem
ton Jlckasi or burglar to either Bob
MoBelcy or Mack Mozart, for under
those circum stances we are not re-
Hpougibic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

Z people. The iinAnces OF the associat ton
/ arc not In rs good condition as we could
wish but we are firmly convinced that
! me fault Is neither with the Lord nor
the people. The money is here the
men are here who are glad 20 help the
! Work, anu we now need i Systematic,
! cousciettions presentation Of our work
ana needs 10 our business men and
cluzens and the enemy Is ours. Let
me say 10 all who ore members OF this
association that while your directory
nave Immediate charge Of this DEPART
ment OF the work that yours is the
opportunity and duty to help and
very little effort from each member
would materially lessen the task upon
the directors OF raising the funds
hecded TO carry on and develop symme
tricnlly this great work. May not
ask you TO help? We have asccnded
many hill OF difficulty. have slipped
INTO an occasional slough OF despond.
but when We compare our roster with
Its 3Oi members with that small num-
Der In 1892. when we compared our
present rooms with the two small bare
apartments which In 1890 we called
nome when we looked upon our gen
eral condition then and now. we feel
mat the dark spots In our assoeiatlonal
career but serve more sharply to ac-
centuate the numerous and increasing
brightness which surrounds and II
ap9ut us at present, In a city pre-
eulihentiy or young men. itself young
city, pulsating with commercial nc
tVity, every day Witnessing some up
ward step. How can any man looking
Ut the possibilities lying out before this
association OF young men banded to-
geuler IN an earnest constant effort to
advance the spiritual mental and
phyhlcal status of our citizens now and
soon to be, fail 10 put his shoulder 10
inc wheel and Join in the great effort
10 make all our young men christian
young men. We need a building OF our
own and since our association has ]
passed the 300 line let our thoughts and
planning turn In that direction. There
ID no reason OF any weight why work /
OF MS much moment TO Fort Worth as /
thls one should not have the earnest |
heip or every right thinking citizen. IL 1
can Dc done by cooperative effort. Fail I
INTO line, be not like dumb driven cattle, I
nut be heroes in the strife and with the [
earnest hope and prayer that the
growth and development OF the past
may hut be foretastes OF what the
master has In store for our young men
ana mat another years end may sec
an association out OF debt and with 500
lneWbera and an associatlonal home at
least In progress of erection. This re-
port 10 respectfully submitted
o. S. LATTIMoRE,
President.
After the meeting the ladies' of the
Auxiliary served fruits and very on
loyable social hour was spent by all.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

cut task Of providing the city with a
permanent water supply The work
In question Is a very carefully exc
cuted typographical cast Of the site OF
the reservoir which 1t is proposed 70
erect several miles west Of the city.
II Is very complete In its details, rep
resenting not only the general contour
Of the surface with the more proni-
ncnt elevations and depresslons OF the
Landscape. but bringing out distinctly
many minute and difficult points After
studying the reservair problem thus
presented as an object lesson. the coun-
ell had a much clearer understanding
OF the situation than would ever have
been obtained from a mere verbal dis
cussion. and left with many approving
glances at tho wei executed work OF
the engineer. which was very inter
esilng novelty, al well az being useful
for purposes Of Illustration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31
THE LINES OF BATTLE FORMED.
THE PLAN OF THE LAST brilliant
CHARGE ESuxcIATED.
A Week of Activity and Energy In
the Democratic camp-Dversbody
is Up and Doing and the Pops uuve
Sounded Retreat"

Secretary Early gave out the follow
ing list OF battles for the ensuing
week yesterday. They represent thu
burial grounds Of Popullsm ans each
road by them is strewn with The blast
ed hopes OF our erstwhIle polii raj foes.
Here are the speakers and the dates Of
their appointments
Wednesday, october SIR. Il. Hub
bard, at city hall
Friday. November IA. =. Natl elk,
II. NJ. Furmnn. AT county coIrt hcuge.
Saturday, November Z L. j. Powell,
WIN. Caps. Firth ward, o'clock p. IN.
Seth w. Stewart. y. a. ssedman, j. j.
Jarvis. corner Weatherford and Hous-
ton streets, Second ward. o'clock
p. m.
Monday, November Sat o'clock D.
M: General rally on new public square,
good music; short addresses by Hons.
A. L. Matlock. r. e. Albright. y, A.
Stedman. u. b. Paddock. w. r. Parker
j. j. Jarvis and II. Al. Wynne.
1t viii be seen at a glance how many
and also the size OF the guns that are
to pour a raliing side fire on the camp
OF the Poppies. They have been as
sailed enough and the Popullsts are
now to be honored by receiving the
contents or the surest howitezrs in the
Democratic array. 1t Will be no long
range fight clther-that Is II these
people" can stand the color OF Hub
bard's and Matlock's and Powells and
Furman's eyes.
This last dash Is to be led by that
hero In the strife. that orator who. like
Hector on the plains OF Troy, fires
every fray; that mntchless Democrat,
thep leasing speaker and hard hitter.
i. u. Hubbard OF Tyler, at the city
hail tonight. Everybody Is invited and
ladies' especially. Their fair presence
inspires any speaker and Secretary
Early particularly desires that as
many as possible attend. Republicans
and Popuists are given the most cour-
toous invitation and plenty of good
seats will be provided.
The campaign win know no relaxing
from now till Monday night and the
discontinue OF the enemies OF Democ-
racy now well begun VIII be made
complete. The rush Is now fairly on
and nothing can stay its march or
impede It's progress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

Mr.. Archie Boyd in THE Country
Squire" will be seen at the opera house.
next Friday, matinee and night, Mir
Boyd has long been known as one az
the most successful lmpersonators Of
rustic character as 1t Is, not carrica-
tureu or oVeidrawn, and his reputation
made during several seasons ns Der'
man Thon Ison's successor In tho "old
Homestead" road company should be
sufficient TO secure for him hearty
welcome.
The play Of The Country SQUIRE
was written for Mr.. Bovd bv
Charles Krone. 1t is said to be oriri-
nal OF It's kind, full of striking eni-
souss and native humor. combined
win strong and consistent story,
although Mr. Boyds good work i,
the piece. OF whatsoever character. is
assured 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31
rnn WAITER wonlls nnponr.
Facts and Figures of Interest nj
This Particular Tin.

The report OF the water works cop,-
mlttee for the quarter ending octobs-
l, which was submitted at the meoting
Of the city council last night. enntai,s
some matters OF special interest at the
present time, as shown II, the follow.
Ing resume by Superintendent chiles
The report showing the minutiae Of
expenses in different branches OF the
service and llyolving much careful cal
eulation, reflects great credit upon the
secretary of the board. Mr.. A. n. r.opn
Council: ivy
Fort Worth, Tex, Oct. /. 1894 CO,
lemen: In submitting this. nv nno,-
terry report of the water works deport-
nent for quarter ending October
1871, / desire to call your ntteutio,, -,
receipts and expenditures parti,r,js,I,.
as compared with former ounrte., a,,h
spu etn feadliy see gradual Increase
m receipts over expenditures. VIA,
plfhty OF good, clear water and sueh
Us ean pc. mad by proper exertion
w w, customers, believe, VIII move ron,
idly increase than at ANY perinI =, ~ "
existence OF the department ,rhe a. .' oie
dissatisfaction that ever arise 10y
from nm occasional dispute ns - le
Mater and cut of On account ~ " We
Ky pnyie asn;, Swhieaa VIII ever ocear, is Is
the water, and with /, bountlnn a.lfe
OUT water @orSs department. III ip ~
our our plias; The operating cxSen s.s' f pc
w Quarter amouns 10 80, ior
syo's,4I Total receipts ney sa,no ' .s,..,'..
ter S2l,1iL0s. whilst on the S,np guas-
report a net loss is nho,vo - ~ p y. me
Ne ms e Res5 eresit NJ dspsrt@sn. Win Win
crensed water supply. as .ai,s'2'n OF m
~ OF John y. liawley. cr,nsyI,,, -, 'aia-
slnSer, Seis,sl' arIesian wen test ~, en- ~
G Alsa n inaons test. 5000; total siesI 20
Morthlngtcu nump. siOs'65 s cnas, on
NY ~ these matters at ored Is'u ,,i-
quart. win show net gain Of ssiaa ' 5H
w srS,', eps, my thanks to the water
aia anu courtesy. l am. 0Nhel Tor
=, ~, Respectfully,
- w. cHiLEs. Superintendent