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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-27
His Testimony Regarding Sugar Stock
Speeulations Is Allegedto Have Un-
fitted Him for Place of Trust.
SENATOR VOORHEES, "FIXEDn
Changes in Salaries Attached to
Indiana POstGffices.
Testimony of Superintendent Cline Re-
garding Armor Plate Frauds at
Carnegie's Works.
Special 70 the Indianapolfs journal.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON June Ex-senator Voor-
hees appeared before the Democratic steer
ing committee this afternoon. and. in his
official capacity as chairman of the finance
committee, announced that IL was the de-
sire OF the Senator in charge of the tariff
bill that the number of conferees on the
part of the Senate be made seven instead
OF three which is the usual number of con-
ferees on all other bills. Mr.. Voorhees,
made a prefunctory and altogether unnec-
essary argument in view of the fact that it
had already been decided by the steering
committee to have seven conferees. When
the Mckinley bill went TO conference the
number OF conferees was increased from
three to seven on account of the size of the
bill and the vast diversity of subjects en-
braced in its consideration. Mr.. Voorhees,
rehearsed all these reasons.
1t is generally understood that had the
number of conferees remained at the con-
ventionai number of three-two Democrats
and one Republican-Mr. Voorhees,. in spite
Of the fact that he is chairman OF the
finance committee. would not have been, APP
pointed one of the two Democratic con-
ferees. AS il is, with seven conferees-four
Democrats ana three RepubHcans-Mr
voorhees, VIII De made one or the Demo-
cratic conferees the other three being
Messrs. Harris. Jones and Vest. This puts
every Democratic member OF the finance
committee on the conference committee ex-
cept Mr.. Mcpherson OF him il is gener-
ally said that his health is too feeble TO
permit the strain OF conference work. AS
matter OF fact, his testimony regarding
his sugar speculations has made it impossi-
Bile for his name TO be even suggested for
any place which would enable him to have
advance exclusive information which
wicked servant might again misuse to the
senator's financial profit. The three Re
publican conferees will be Senator's Aldrich.
Sherman and Allison. Mr. Morrill, has re-
ouested, in view OF his advanced age and
consequent feebleness, that he be excused
from conference work.
On the House side the conferees will be
Messrs. Wilson. the chairman of the ways
and means committee. McNillin, Turner
and Montgomery. Mr.. Wilson is still in
feeble health and it is not impossible that
Mr.. Breckenridge, of Arkansas, will be in
vited to attend the session of the confer
ence as an assistant to Mr.. Wilson and his
representative in such absence as the lat
ter's weak condition will frequently make
imperative 1t must be remembered that
conference committee votes as two sepa-
rate and distinct committees, one from
each house. so that nothing would be
gained by disparity of numbers of the
c0nferees from either house
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JUDGE PAYNE's STAND.
Prendergast to Get Off Must Be Shown
to Become Insane Since Last Trial.

CHICAGO, June 26.-Judge Payne to-day
rendered a decision in the Prendergast in
sanity hearing which will have impor-
tant bearing on the case. In deciding a
point raised by counsel, the Judge an
nounced that he will instruct the jury that
the defense must prove that the assassin
has become insane since his last trial; 9TH
erwise the former verdict must stand, even
though Prendergast be found to be insane
at the present time. The prisoner created
a scene during to-day's session, attempt
ing several times TO address the court, and
was finally put on the stand and examined
by Judge Payne. Prendergasts testimony
was incoherent in the main, but his an
swers at times were surprisingly shrewd
and sarcastic.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-27
OAKLEY HAS BACKBONE.
VIII Revoke License Of any Man Who
Violates Sunday LAW.

Violates Sunday LAW.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE. Ind. June PA sur
prise was occasioned to-day when 1T be-
came known that Mayor Oakley had re-
uuested Col. d. n. Foster to at once send
him his letter of resignation as a member
and chairman of the Board of Safety. The
exact cause cannot be ascertained. because
the Mayor will not talk. and Colonel Eos
ter very suddenly left the city this MORN
ing 1t is alleged by members of the City
Hall that the Colonel undertook too mucn
i'm the management of the city's affairs
without consulting Mayor Oakley, and
when an effort was made to check him,
he refused to be checked When Mayor
Oakley was candidate IL was alieSed
against him that he lacked nerve and
backbone, but his course so far in the
Mayors chair has demonstrated that he
has an iron will, and that he means TO
govern the city according TO ms own 1uds-
Fo- the first time in years Fort wayne
has, under his administration been law
abiding city after IL o'clock p. m. and on
Sundays, so far as the LIQUOR eiement Is
concerned and each week he has fined
saloon keepers who evaded the Sunday
law more and more, until last Monday ne
reached the limit of the law, and he has
notified saloon keepers that those VINO
revoked Monday morning. not TO be re
newed again. 1t is also said on the street
that the A. p. A. question enters largely
household The A. P. A. it is alleged. de-
manded the removal of all Catholic po-
licemen. All were displaced but three, and
these were old men on the force the
them against the repeated demands made
on the board to dismiss them.
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that they keep. the groxfds in good order.
Land can be acquired for sl2 an acre, the
report states The foads are unchanged
since the battle was fought. and ii is pro-
posed 10 restore the field as nearly as pos
sibe TO its former condition. the States CO.
operating by erecting tablets to mark the
stands OF their regiments. IL Is proposed to
have the work done by a committee of
three veterans. one of whom served in the
Army of the Tennessee under General
Grant, one from the Army of the Ohio,
commanded by General Buell.. and one from
General Johnston's confederate Army of the
Nfccfecinuf
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MULATTO LYNCHED.
He Is Alleged TO Have Had Designs on
the Wife of His Employer.

BOWLING GREEN. KY. June 26.-The
dead body of Caleb Cody. a muatto was
found hanging from a tree over turn
pike three miles from this city this morn
Ing Cody had been for several years
farm hand for w. p. Coleman. On Sun
day, while Mrs. Coleman went TO the barn
to gather eggs. Cody approached and was
Just ready to seize her when discovered
and frightened away. He was afterwards
captured, and last night. after admitting
his guilt and saying he had been contem-
plating and planning il for a year, was
taken by a mob and hanged.
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John continued to-day. The subject of
a meeting place for next year will not be
brought up before Thursday. Evansville,
Ind, is a bidder for the honor. as also are
Detroit, Cleveland and indianapolis. This
afternoon the delegates were given a car
riage ride around the city. Tomorrow they
will go to Niagara Falls.
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a Crazy .Messiah.-

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. June ga tall
man with long. unkempt beard who said
he was Michigan farmer, called on Rev.
b. MayerowitZ ut 1885 MCGEE street and
told the rabbi that he the Messiah.
While working in the helds the divine
spirit had called on him TO announce him
self TO the Jews first and then to Chris
tians as the great Messiah. land here
am said he. He gave his name as VIII
liam
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BATTLEFIELD or SHILOH.
Congress TO he Asked to Convert ID
Into a National Park.

WASHINGTON. June IS. - One of the
plans OF this Congress In which war veter-
ans are interested is the bill introduced by
Representative Henderson for a national
park on the battlefield OF Shiloh, which was
favorably reported by Representative Outh-
waite. OF Ohio. from committee on military
affairs. Nearly one hundred thousand men
participated in the two days fighting at
Shiloh. The battlefield embraces three
thousand acres. over which the State OF
United States. The bill gives the govern
nent authority 10 institute condemnation
proceedings. but TO avoid eatailing hard
ships upon residents who desire to retain
their homes They will be permitted TO lease
thar lands q a nominal rent on condition
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OF Interc.t to poIitic;nus

SAN FRANCISCO June 26. - The State
Supreme Court rendered decision to -1e;,
of peculiar political interest In the guber-
Material campaign of 1892 the Democrats
charged that Markham. the Republican
candidate, favored the Chinese, and in sup
port of this assertion a letter was printed
in which Markham was said to have writ
ten this sentence: 81 am glad the Irish
crowd are out and hope the Chinese will be
all right" The Republicans charged that
the letter was a forgery, and Chairman
Stump publicly offered $1,000 for a genuine
letter i'm Markhams handwriting containing
the statement. The letter was produced
and Chairman Russell, of the Democratic
committee, sued Stump for the 1000 The
lower court held that the claim was legal
one. and the court to-day affirmed the de-
cicou
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-27
More Partfsans to he Investigated.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

WASHINGTON. June 26.-It is learned
UPON reliable authority that the Civil
service Commission will not stop investi-
eating Indiana postmaSters with Fort
Wayne and LogansDort but. will soon in
vestigate the Terre Haute. Lafayette and
other Dostoffices where unlawful removals
of subordnates have been made.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-27
Franklin MncYeagh for senator.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June Is. - Tonight
there seems little doubt that the Democratic
convention will nominate a candidate for
United States Senator, and that Franklin
MacVeagh will be the man. The Chicago
forces, headed by Mayor Hopkins, of that
city. have been here since afternoon, work
ing industriousy, and at IL p. m. Ben Gable,
who has been in opposition. announced that
he was out for MacVeagh. The Huter and
Black men are still confident, however. Con-
gresham Springer made speech tonight
before the convention which nominated him
indorsing the candidacy of General Black
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Women ard
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Women Only


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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-27
INDIANA PosTOFFICEs.
Changes Made i'm Salaries by the An
nuaI Readj usfment.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The following
changes were made in the salaries of pres
idential postmasters in Indiana in the an
nual readjustment, the first column of fig
ures showing the salary last year and the
last column the change.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-27
4tb of July Celebration, Armstrong;
Park

Everybody going. Governor Matthews
and Mayor Denny will speak Sports OF
all kinds. No intoxicating liquors on the
grounds Admission 20 cents. Ample ac-
commoda tons for vehicles.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-27
brakeman ana Trnmp KILLED.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va, June ga
freight wreck occurred near Dunlow. on
the Norfolk & Western railroad. to-day. in
which George Donald. a brakeman, and
Henry Meyers. a negro stealing a ride
were killed. The train was composed OF
coke cars. one of which jumped the track
and ten followed. including the caboose
down a high embankmcnt.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-27
Wis. Emma Juch Marrie,.

Most likely Hommers Extra Dry was
served at her wedding. Ii is her favorite
brand Metzger & Co. sell il. Tel, i07.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-27
A.P. A. VIII Fight PopuIists.

FORT SCOTT, Kan. June 26.-The Amer
lean Protective Association of Kansas has
resolved to fight the Peoples party candi-
dates on the State ticket in retaliation for
the passage of the resolution denouncing
the organization by the Peoples party
State convention
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-27
fire Is the progress OF a

Swifter than fire is the progress OF
cough. Fight II from the start With Hales
Honey of Horelound and Tar. All diseases
of the throat and lungs are controllable
by this wonderful counter-irritant. BE In
time Don't suffer the disease TO make
dangerous Roadway. Sold by all druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-27

Has been used over fifty years by millons
OF mothers for their children while teetning.
with perfect success. II soothes the child,
softens the gums. allays pain. cures wind
coIc, regulates the bowels. and is the best
remedy for diarrhea. whether arising from
teething or other causes. For sale by drug
cists in every part OF the world. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
70
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-27
J.J. Todd Nominnted for judge.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
BLUFFTON, Ind, June 26.-The Repub-
licans OF the Twenty-eighth judicial circuit,
comprising the counties of Wells and Black
ford met in Sixbeys Hall. this afternoon
and nominated j. j. Todd, of this city, for
Judge and c. w. Kinman. of Montpelier.
for prosecuting attorney. The meeting was
large and enthusiastic Hon. George w.
Steel and others made speeches. Mr.. Todd
is we'll known throughout the State. being
a prominent Grand Army man and Mason
of high rank. Although the circuit is large
ly Democratic, there is strong hope OF Mr..
Todd being elected.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-27
New Consul General to berlin.

WASHINGTON. June 26.-The President
sent the following nominations to the Sen
ate: Charles Dekay. of New York, to be
consul-general of the United States at Ber-
lin. Germany: William Meyer Little. of
North Carolina, 10 be consul of the United
States at Tegucigalpa, Honduras; Assista Mt
Surgeon Benjamin W. Brown. of California,
to be passed assistant surgeon to the Ma
rine Hospital service
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-27

Ladies are cordially invited to the races
at fair grounds July to 6. 1t will be a
great event.
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Evansville and Indianapolis Want It..
BUFFALO. -. Y. June 26---The annual
convention OF the Catholic Knights OF St.
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Two Hoo.ier. out I'm the Cold.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The office of
Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue
is still held by a Republican. Eb Hender-
son. of Martinsville. who held that place
for two years under Cleveland's first ad-
ministration, has been urging his re-
appointment through Representative Coop
er Col: John 5 Williams. of LAFAYETTE
First Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
then Third Auditor. filed his application
for the same place Henderson, and has
been supported by Senator Voorhees,.
Neither OF them will get the place. as the
President has decided appoint lawyer.
Commissioner Miller not being a lawyer,
the President wants a lawyer for the sec
ond place.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-27
NEW AND OLD PATENTS.
Inventions of Indianians aud Week.
Iy List of ExpirntiOns.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Patents have
been granted to residents of Indiana as
follows Charles Anderson, assignor to
South Bend iron works South Bend. sulky
plow; Frank r Braman. Saltillovile
stove-pipe joint; Philip j. Harrah, assignor
to S. Lehman. Bloomfield. vehicle shaft
holder; Edward NJ. Harrington. miller. as
signor of one-half to w. Il. Lewis. Chicago
machine for making tubular castings: Geo.
j. Herth and G. Bonenberger. Evansville
mine trap door; Selma Kehlenbeck. Pleas
ant. baby carrier: David l.. Long. Craw-
louisville. steam trap and feeder; Mark
r. Morris, Logansport, animal trap; Frank
Prox. Terre Haute. steam boiler: Hara
Roberts. Fort Wayne. railway rail joint;
Conrad Schifferly, Fert Wayne. fruit can;
William c. Shoemaker. fence machine.
An aggregate of 234 patents on various
inventions expired by limitation to-day.
Among them were gas and air carbureters.
w: II. VIM. New York city: brick ma
chimes. w. l. Gregg, Philadelphia: rotary
engines Robert Vale, Auckland. New Zea-
land: manufacture of vanilla. F. Tiemann.
Berlin. Germany. and manufacture of
sugar. Louis e. schmalz. cantor, of Berne,
Switzerland, assignor OF one-half his right
to Ebert A. Corbin trustee Philadelphia
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-27

Excursion tickets on sale daily via the
Vandalia Line Call on ticket agents for
descriptive pamphlet.
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Hoods s;sss;;sir Cures

Hoods Pills cure liver ills, constipation,
biliousness jaundice. sick headache, indigestion.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-06-14

The advertising and other work of
the land and immigration depart
ment Of the B. & O., which is under
the direction of NJ. V. Richards, ESQ.
land and immigration agent, are
bearing fruit. Inquiries are being
received constantly from all'sections
OF the west,andInorthwest from peo-
pie who are dissatisfied there and
wish to locate in this county.
Mr. A. P. Dahl, prominent
Scandinavian citizen of Wisconsin,
has been in this county looking for
large tract of land upon which to
locate a colony. MIR. Dahl return
ed to his home with the determlna-
ton to locate in Maryland. We
are informed that be secured an
option upon the large tract called
the "Promise Land" formerly
owned by Col. J. NJ. Schley, of
Cumberland, and another large
tract adjoining it. We have fire.
quently III this correspondence re-
ferred to the fact that Garrett coun-
ty needs immigration to clear up
her forests. We believe the way to
get what we need in this line is
through the colonization of farmers
who are dissatisfied with the biz
yards and cyclones of the northwest
rather than by throwing open oul
gates to the bomb throwers of for
eign nations. We haye enough of
that class and it is time to call a
halt on that particular line
r. Jay in Cumberland News.
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kultivating. The rest kan be told
in few short chapters az follows:
Chapter |. Havmler, the he'd NV
the shugger trust, took rooms at
! Washington.
Chap. II. Kleyeland went fishen.
Chap. Ill. Havmier saw the
boys: Garlic, Jones, Brlce, Cor
man, etsetera.
Chap. ". Garlic rote Letter NV
introducshnn for Havmier to Mills
altho tina new each other.
Chap. V. Mills got mad and
woodent Sc Havmier.
Chap. VI. Mills and the rest Nv
them sed ther must be more reve-
moo, and duty NV forty per sent.
wuz put on shugger and 129 more
fur refnin.
Chap. VII. The dimmykrat parti
IL not ungrateful, 4 Havmier and
Kumpany vii make for milyuns out
Nv the opershun.
The next chapter vii be ritten
wen the pore man votes after he pase
for dimmykratic shugger.
The reeders of that very eggselent
sheet kawled the Moutoin Dummy
kr@t vii remember what skathen
it Civ the mach trust sum time ago
fur maxim so much mummy, and
wanted the dewty put up on maches
so it cud made more. Well, this
blafsted mach trust went be 4 this
klene, hi toned, anty-trust dimmy-
kratic revisen kommitty and got its
ten sents more of dcwty and now
the. Mountain Djmmyhrat won't
never support such parti no more
and then ther won't be emmy more
dimmykrat parti. Theirs nuthen
that vii say it unles the putten nv
wool on the fire list vii atone 4 all
the krimes and sins Nv sellen out tn
the trusts and monopolists.
| klose, Mister Editor, in very
much the same frame Nv mind az
begun. | haven't lost faith in Prov
idence and | think | begin to Sc a
faint lite in the circumstance Nv
thesdeth Nv the swine in the Sc.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-06-14

The Governor has a perfect right
to want to be governor again, but it
strikes us that the Governor IS start
ing his boomlet a little early in the
season. But there is nothing like
being on time. Then also the Coy
ernor has an eye4o business; he had
an experience in 1891 in getting
the nomination that he will not soon
forget, and the Democratic bosses
won't forget it either. But it was
an experience that Frank Brown
does not care to go through with
again 80 ne has just sent out Motif
cation to the bosses and any one
who may have a bee ia his bonnet
to keep hands off. AS Maryland is
Il Democratic State the Governor
will probably be reelected, but If
he is reelected we trust shat there
Will be no repetition of the lobbying
scenes in which he took part on the
floor of the last Legislature. Let
the Governor remember that he is
the chief executive Of the State and
there is some dignity attached to
the office.
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Colored Society Notes.

Mrs. Daniel Holt was at Pied
mont last week to attend her moth
er's funeral.
Miss Ida Dunmark and mother
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. IL. Walker Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Duncan and Mr.. Riley, of
Washington. are here to spend the
summer.
| notice great many stran gers
on our streets.
Mr.. Newton Banks, who spent
the winter in Washington, D. c.,
has returned to his home in Oak
land.
1t IS an open secret that IA we'd
ding occurred in Oakland two weeks
ago last Sunday.
Perhaps if we had a temperance
union some Of our people would
walk straighter on the street. W.