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The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01
John Bull Won't Like This.

LONDON, Jan. 31.-A dispatch to the
Standard from Shanghai says: There is
reason to believe that a secret
agreement between the Russian and
Chinese governments in regard to
the Pamirs exists According to
this agreement Russia assumes a more
complacent attiture towards Corean affairs.
and China promises to observe complete
neutrality in the future towards the Pa
mfrs. Russia is thus free to negotiate with
England direct
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01
He Escaped.
BROOKLYN EaRl

Brooklyn Eagle
Jackson-Good morning. old man; how's
the baby?
Berkeley-Out of sight; he's the brightest
baby l ever saw. Why, last night he said
To nne-
is nv car Ta-tai
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01
Prendergast Pale and Emnciated.

CHICAGO, Jan 31-The hearing OF the
motion for q new trial In the case or Prem
dergaSt the assassin of Mayor Harrison,
was again continued for two weeks to-day
owing 10 the illness OF counsel. Prender-
CAST, pale and emaciated, appeared in court
for a few minutes, but was quiet and ap-
parently unconceriied.
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01
Foreign ConsuIs viii Investigate.

PITTSBURG, Jan. 31.-The Italian con-
sui at Philadelphia. has requested Max
Schamberg, Austrian consul here, to send
him exact information of the part taken
by Italians in the Mansfield miners riots,
and what course the local authorities pro-
pose taking in regard to the prosecutions.
Consul Schamberg will also make a re-
pOrt to the Austrian government, as a
large proportion of the rioters were Hun
garianS and BOhemianS.
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01
Not n Trump Card.
New York World Dem.)

New York World Dem.)
The best thing to do with our great and
good friend, Mrs. Dominis. Of Honolulu, will
be TO let hei remain Mrs. Dominis. She Is
not a trump card. and all attempts 10 play
her for queen will continue 10 result in
getting euchred
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01
WON BY THE MAJESTIC.
The Steamer New York Beaten by tn
White Star Liner.

LONDON, Feb 1.-The mail matter car
ried by the White Star steamer Majestic
arrived in London at midnight last night,
and will be delivered at O. clock this morn
ing. The steamer New York arrived at
Southampton at twenty minutes past l
o'clock this morning, and her mails are ex-
pected in London at o'clock. Like those
carried by the Majestic, they will be de-
livered at o'clock. Such matter carried
for the provinces by the New York will be
delivered somewhat later These vessels
left New York at the same time and have
raced across the Atlantic for the purpose of
ascertaining by which route United States
mail will first reach London.
The steamer New York docked at South
ampton at $50 o clock this morning and her
mails left for London at o'clock. She re-
ports having had stormy passage.
The Majestic ut Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 31.-Arrived: Majestic,
from Xnr
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01
Mr.. CbiIds passes 81 ouiet nav

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3L-Mr. Childs's
physicians think there will be no marked
change in his condition tonight They re-
ported at midnight that MIR. Childs had
passed quiet day. His condition continues
without notable change.
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01
The snuers Family Alive.

CLEVELAND. o., jan 31-There is no
truth in the story sent out a few days ago
under Burbank (O) date to the effect
that Henry Sauers and family. formerly
of that place had been murdered in Flor
ide. letter has been received from Sauers
denying the story.
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01
The Majestic ut Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL Jan. 31.-Arrived: Majestic
from New York.
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01
Skilled I'm One Thing.
Detroit Tribun

Friends of DR.. Talmage say that his lack
of business capacity was the true reason
for his retirement. but IL cannot be said
partment.
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01
Novel Method of Suicide.

YANKTON, S. d., Jan. 31.-AIrs. Hans
Olsen, wife of a Norwegian farmer. COM
rope around her neck and tied the other
end 10 the axle of a wagon. Then she gave
the wagon a push down a hill, and the
weight of the vehicle strangled her TO
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01
Denial from the Ab,er,te.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.--The report that
Archbishop Ireland is TO succeed Mgr.
Satoli as the Pope's ablegate in this coun-
try, and that Mgr. Satolli is to be recalled
was officially denied at the residence of the
ableg2te last evening.
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01
Relief To Gresham.


Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
1t must be great relief 10 Walter q.
Gresham to feel that he has nothing 10
do with the Pecaham business. scandal
or a blunder I'm which he is not concerned
must be a refreshing novelty.
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01
WEATHER FORECAST FOR TODAY.
Colder, with Light Rain or Snow I'm
Northern Indiana

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l-For Indiana
Generally fair, preceded by light rain or
snow in northern portion; north winds;
colder.
For Enthusiastically fair; north Winds
colder.
For Ohio-Cloudy weather, with light To-
cal SHOWS; variable winds; slightly colder
on Thursday night.
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01

dication now that any sort of political
buke will change the determination TO pass
the Wilson hill
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01

months-old child by cutting it's throat with
a razor. She then attempted to end her
own existence in a like manner. and in
Is doubtful
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01
Midwinter Fair Attenaance

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 81 The admis-
sions at the midwinter fair yesterday were
S,092.
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01

ELYRIA o., Jan. 3l.-Mrs. Jacob Hart
ley. whose husband died recently, became
despondent to-day and killed her ten
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01
billiards ut Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 31.-For the first time
In twenty years the people OF Cincinnati
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01
Threats of "Reds" I'm London.

LONDON, Feb. IA morning paper says
that a number of French, Spanish, Italian
and German Anarchists met at Soho yes
terday to protest against the execution of
Valiant. An Italian who is reputed to be
In comfortable circumstances presided. A
number of vehement speeches were made
A Frenchman proposed that if valiant was
executed an attack be made on the French
embassy in London. This idea found favor,
and II was received with cheers and cries
of BLOW it up" and responsive cries of
I'VE will" The meeting was attended by
the most dangerous section of the Anarchist
SOciety
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01
HE WILL NOT RESIGN
Rumor Concerning Gladstone De-
MED by Sir AlgernOn West.
no Truth in Report that the Premier
Intended to Retire from Public Life
General Foreign News.

LONDON, Jan. 31.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette, to-day, stated that Mr.. Gladstone
had decided to resign office almost i'm
mediately. This decision was said to be
due To sense of his advanced age, and
the great strain the late arduous session
imposed upon him. Finally, 1t was said,
Mr. Gladstone was deeply disappointed at
the rejection OF the home-rule bill The
Pail Mall Gazette added that it was under
stood that domestic pressure had consider
ably influenced Mr.. Gladstone in his de-
cision. The announcement caused surprise,
and when investigated proved to be ground
less.
Sir Algernon West, who is with Mr.. Glad
stone at Biarritz, has been authorized to
declare that the statement is untrue. He
Is further authorized to say that 1t is true
that many months ago Mr.. Gladstone's
age and the condition of his sight and hear
ing made ii, in his judgment desirable for
him to be relieved from public care. His
tenure of office, which has been liable to in
terruption from these causes, remains ex-
actly before. Mr.. Gladstone has not
said or done anything TO restrain his free
dom or that of his colleagues regarding his
future
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-02-01

II gives immediate relief-we mean SAL
walton on, the great pain remedy. Price &c.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-30
THE LEXINGTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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y REVELATION is made to the
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only in OUR COLLEGE, before
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POSITIONS for its pupils ara
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the highest type of efficient business
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GUARANTEED to be as repre-
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BEWARE of schools which do not
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Send for beautiful, illustrated Cat
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The Swen New yorker.

A young English woman visiting in
Detroit came home one day from one OF
the late spring receptions with bit Of
Of information for her hostess, who
had not been able to accompany her.
~ saw one of the ultra swell New
Workers there" She said very much de-
aighted.
How do you know he WASP"
well, he told me he was from New
York, and knew by his speech and
manner and appearance that he was
ultra SWELL
.'HoM,?"
why, he was such perfect ilnita-
ton of one of those swell Englishmen
nobody ever saw in England" and the
dofnition was accepted rs better thaa
Wsbsterian. -Desroit Free Press.
Charlie Colo. aged is, was arrest....
at Indianapolis with s85. coo in conied.
crate money. which he had stolen from
his father la Richmond. Va, and was
trying to SELL
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THEY NEVER CHANGE.
characteristics of Finger Prints Roma
the Same Through Life.

characteristics of Finger Prints Roman
the Same Through Life.
When a finger, or a finger print, is
closely examined under lens of only
moderate power, it is seen to abound in
minute pecul;arities. These are caused
by the branchings of some of the
ridges; the sudden appearance of new
ones; the formation of rings Or ovals,
like eyelets, and the abrupt stoppage
of ridges without any apparent cause.
1t is in these countless little peculiar
tiles even more thae in the general
character of the pattern that the value
of finger prints as proof of identity
lies. For these appearances, however
minute, do not change in the smallest
particular during life. A pattern may
be traced on the fingers Of the babe
when born; it will be found the same
on those fingers when he has grown to
manhood, and may be imprinted from
the fingers of the dead without change
in the smallest point, though hundred
wears shonld intervene between birth
and death.
The pattern grows together with the
finger. It's proportions vary with fat
ness or leanness They may be further
affected ~ wear, gout Or age. But
such changes appear In the pattern as
whole; never in the form or correla-
ton Of its constituent parts. The pat
tern may become altered in length or
breadth by hard wear of peculiar
KIND bat the number of ridges that
concur in forming the pattern, their
embranchments, their archings, loops,
and other minute characteristics, are
not subject to change. They are indie
structiblc as the tinger.-All the Year
Round
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NJ .nd his two sons were

1.mes Roe and his two sons were
LODGED ia fail, at Richmond n.y.
sbayged with breaking into the store .,'e
house Of Jake Simpson, near bls NIL.
De- Is n noted and most dangerous
moonshincr. Da
o,,ino 70 the railroad tie-up, Bard
veil XIV, has been without lce' Du'
providence took n hand the other Gay
and hail as big as hens eggs zen IA
, a. nro Quantities. 1t was gathered up
bv the tubful. 81,
Feor that tie railroad strike WIZ,
reach Warren, O., has caused Cn''go
states Marshal Haskell to notify ~ ~.
Smith his deputy there. to pick ouc
CITY assistants who will be ready ior
duty on short notice.
Joseph I!ubschcr. 90 years olo' "
c,;ca qo has been held since last March
at Santos, Erazil. or suspicion or lnpr.
dor No charge has been made against
Kim vet. United Statcs officials are
looking into tiic matter
Az Pueblo. Col. Jack Leach, bar.
4onder refused drinks to Cnited
states deputy marshal and stepped out
on the sidewalk to talk. K. Il. laylor'
q tlcoutr. fearing violence shoV Aeach'
the man dying in an hour.
An invitation to visit the Cnlteo
states will be sent to Mr.. Gladstone by
the steamer Majestic on her next trip
to London, signed by prominent po'-
ticians and prominent gentlemen from
nearly every state in the union.
At IT.. Wayne, Ind, the fircmen,
engineers, conductors, bralsenen and
switch,nen on the Nickel Plate went
ont on both the eastern and western
divisions Thursday The engineers re-
fnse to work with non-union mon
An outlaw Settled.
pARKEEspuRe, Aug. 26.-A shooting
ARRAY. in which fully twenty men were
enoored. came of at Jane Lew. Jctr
Raylan, an outlaw, knocked down one
of The citizens and was shot to death
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On the Smoker.

Although she had evidently tried hard
to conceal the fact, she was really a
woman. From the tip of her square
toed boot to the brim of her sailor hat
she was about as mannish in point OF
dress as the law allows. Her costume
was certainly close to the line where
propriety stops and disguise begins.
When the car swung around the corner
she got in the smoker. She didn't
mind smoke not much-besides it was
advanced" to do just as the men. AS
the car stopped at the second crossing
several men-real men-got aboard.
One big fellow pumped himself down
beside her. A couple Of minutes later
he pulled out cigar and stuck it be-
tvs cen two rows of black teeth. Turn
ing half around he grunted: Say, got
a inatch?" The advanced woman didn't
say anything. She simply looked at
him-just once-and for very short
time. And the big, unsuspecting fell
low knew why he didn't get the match.
ph;laTalnhin Call
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r,t.r,eres with wires.

CINCINNATI. Ang. 20.-oeioohi "as
the telegraph service of the country s;;sh 50
completely FRUSTRATED as oun os sat into
Early in the evening the wires g S;t;n ,,r.o
. va, from atmospheric conditions;
and a. Throughout the night they &c eo d .
s sa ,scd only for few minutes al a
49,. ~ and then at long Intervals ;;
r r'.. the connections on al
'1a.e. ,r;ros were lost. and
shout this time the trouble spre''o ~
the central west completely c"'t'ns OK IL
C wi from The east. and rendering
tho C;n..inn.ti-'l,icago connexions ~
most u>eir>''.
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Backbone Broken ut Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. July a.-The situation
with the railroads was greatly improv.
ed Thursday, md the managing officers,
at their regular meeting, after compar-
ing notes, were unanimous In the opin.
ion that so far as Cincinnati is concern.
ed the backbone OF the strike is broken,
and 1t will only be short time before
oil the lines entering Cincinnati will be
doing business as though there had
never been strike.
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The Sign OF the Three Balls.

"rll bet, said the man who stood
with the rest of the crowd watching a
pawnbroker's sign being put in place,
s.that none of you fellers who think
YOU know so much can tell me what
those three balls mean, and how the
custom of that sign originated.
suppose you tell us about 1t, }" jeered
one Of the crowd
..Don't know it myself. Never saw a
pawnbroHer who could tell what it
meant, only that it IS always used as a
sign
sIt was used by the first pawnbro-
xer, said the owner o: the sign, taking
a part in the discussion; they were a
family of money lenders in England;
TINT is TRADITIONAL; and that is all we
know"
sits good sign" said another one,
going inside, where he was lost to sight.
Detroit Free Press.
Cholera at Riga.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. ls.-Gholera
Phas broken out at Riga. Ten eases OF
sickness from that disease are reported
from the authorities ct Riga.
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coupte ne Paris Dying.

LoaDoS, Aug. 27.--.Tke Paris CORE.
spondsnt Of the Timss mentisns that
snepAGrrped rupefS ere cySEsns 10 tAS
aksoa that tho Qslass Cd p96ss6 q dksas.
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4. a. Ayers, Pres.t.
IN. IaEgort, v. Pres't.
~. o, Eaton, Superintendent.
ans'H" osS'css Ma Srosr GAr,v Va.
'sanstcr li'e for rscish, nl Passenger business
y.s,,,,,5, n".a at'ahtie Ohio an,i osiove
'suN'' ''at,snss aud he T,irnaces rs the Aspp,
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po.. ,,x.,.. ,,st IL 20 u M.
t',ss h'iafmstioa regarding treigh, and
". G. Harrington, Sec,
ayssa eatltiny, lha Srusg Gar Va.
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An Outlaw Settled.

pARKErspuRa Aug. 26.-A shooting
affray, in which fully twenty men were
engaged, came of at Jane l@". 'en -
Baylan, n outlaw, knocked down one
of The citizens and was shot TO death.
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POST NEI~lA>Ic.
En-i lifh street
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-17
PRECINCT OFFICERS.
Justice of tho Peace.

The News is authorized to announce ~ =, !
Earle as a candidate for Justice OF inc IN \,
Precinct No. /. subject to the achon y
Democratic party.
THE NHwS s authorized to ani !.ss'
". Fl. Davis as candidate d. the apploav,IWI,
election for Justice of the Peace, precis ,.s
l, McLennan county, subject to the a''''' !
the Democratic party. ~
The NEWS Is authorized to ann0uucs ~ u
FitZhugh, as II candidate for Jusllce ,S ". h
Peace OF Precinct No |. McLennain, !, cv ".Ss
subject to the action Of the DemocrA''0 pId
The NEWS is authorized to annouine s p NJ
Banton as candidate for Justice OF Ho M
Precinct NO. /. subject to the acuon "
Democratic party.
Constable. a.
Charley Sparks announces himseh sWcs
didate for constable OF precinct ~ i.,ctou
nan County, Texas, Subject to tne ''
the Democracy Of the county ..p,
The NRws is authorized to }a preclb
sparks as o candidate for constSo,me., m nsi
No. /. subject to the action OF the D'''
party. ,,ro1
The NEWS is authorized to snn os,sSls
Brightwell, as q candidate foi naS~hiec
Precinct No, /, at the next elecllon, sN
the action Of the Democratic primaries. cx,
The NEWS Is authorized to ann9Tnn..tts
W, Crippen as q candidate Ioi at ne ne
Precinct No. /. McLennan county
election.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-17
For County Attorney.
CITY OFFICERS,
For !InYOr.

We are authorized to announce {. G. McCuI
loch, the present Incumbent IS q candida
for reelection to the Office OF mayor Of The N
Of Waco at the ensuing election, Apnl?.
The NEWS Ia authorized to snnouIuIII
city of Waco, at the ensuing elec.ios il6L
We are authorized TO announce BshyaANy
. cand ldate for election of the office oiXNa
Of the city Of Waco. az the ensuing elSsst,
April 3.
For Alderman.
We are authorized TO announce 8. J. Qil
SO a candidate for alderman. third ward. t1
of Waco, at the ensuing municipal eletth
April 3. long term.
THE NEWS Is authorized to announce Nj \
X. Bell as a candidate for Alderman from "
third ward. long term.
Upon the request of numerous citizens din
Third Ward we are AUTHORIZED TO anncuN
Mr.. X. III. Harrison, as candidate for de'nt
to I'LL the unexpired term to b. left vacant
the resignation Of j. r. Brinkerhof.
we are authorized to announce W. 8. Gllls
pie as candidate for alderman from !,
second ward, o, the city election 10 be ~
April 3.
THE NEWS is anti orized to announce y
l.. +. Woodward as candidate for aldslai
for the third ward ut the ensulng election
THE NEWS is authorized to announce ~
Downs as candidate or alderman OF tnef'u
Ward, at the ensuing election.
THE News II authorized to announce y! ~.
T. Flint a. . candidate for Alderman Oh! p.
third ward, full term, a. the ensuing ee'u'
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AFTERNOON SESSION:
adjourned until | P. m.

The committee on resolutions re-
ported unfavorably upon al resolution
indorsing the single tax theroy.
Delegate Whitman made strong
speech in OPPOSITION to the adoption
af the report.
Delegate Chapman offered sub.
stitute indorsing the principles adop.
ted at the Omaha convention.
Delegate Alexander Horr, who
had remained silent during the day,
arose and every body was all atten-
ton. He was opposed to the adop-
toin of the report of the committee
on resolutions. The single tax
theory was approved of by the
twelfth plank of the Omaha plat
form. He saw no reason why the
original resolution should be de-
feated, and made an eloquent plea
for its passage and the rejection of
the report
A motion that all speakers be linn
tied to three minutes prevailed.
A resolution that no chronic Of
flee seekers or persons who have
been previously defeated be nomi-
dated, vas tabled by large ma or
ity.
A resolution indorslng G.. B. Ger
aid for county Judge was read, and
pending its decision Judge Gera.d
addressed the convention, and stated
that while he advocated some OF
their principles he was Democrat
was not of the kind that when they
had one hundred majority in con
gress did not advocate Democratic
principles. He said he might have
to run as an independent candidate
He said he would enforce the laws
if elected. He said he lad beer
robbed Of nomination which ht
had honestly received in this SAINT
hall some time ago.
judge Gerald was speaking a,
| TnE NEWS went to press and thu
convention is still in session.