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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-15

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON, Ind, April 1.-THE most
enthusiastic gathering of Republicans since
tie defeat of 1892 was held in Westfieds
Hall this afternoon at the township
convention. which met to select State and
congressional delegates. Hon. Il. l.. Hen
dee was made chairman and
Charles Nef secretary. Hon. NJ.
NJ. Dunlap. Republican candidate for
Mayor, who has been i'll several weeks,
made his first appearance and aroused the
convention to a fever heat by a ringing
speech. Hon. G. l.. Henry, who will be
placed in nomination for Congressman of
the Seventh district, was loudly cheered on
his appearance, as was Hon. j. w. Lovett
a prominent candidate for Attorney-gen-
eral. Both Lovett and Henry were in
doTSed by the convention. r. a. Brown,
of Johnson county, in a half hours speech
made a favorable impression Following
are the delegates: State cOnvention-G
Nichol, ]. II. Terhune, II. c. Ryan, NJ A.
Chapman. W. I. Durbin, d. w. Wood c.
T: Doxey. J; T. Ellis e. Il. Hendee, ID. 1.
Springer. Congressional convention-W.
A Kittinger, f; Adams. John Beesom. L.
ID. Rawlings, George Davis, II. Is. Buck
R. p. Grimes, George COokson, G.. F. Chit
tenden. Z. L. Schlater. Meredith Stanley,
Jack Martin, w. Anterior, II. j. Walton,
II. G.. Bonner, T.. Il. Mcmahon, c. c.
Clarke. ]. d. Bosworth, n. Holton and
I. Finch.
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New Blood at GreencastIe.

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GREENCASTLE, Ind, April 1.-THE
largest Republican convention ever held in
Putnam county convened in this city to-
day. The courthouse was too small TO ac-
commodate the crowd, which necessitated
adjournment TO the opera house. DR.. S. B.
Town, OF College-avenue NJ. E. Church,
invoked the divine blessing and Major
Jonathan, Birch. the next Mayor of Green
castle, presided, making a ringing speech
The following ticket was nominated by ac-
clamation: Representative, George w.
Hanna; clerk, John ID. Hunt; treasurer, o.
III. Shepherd; auditor James Med. Hays;
sheriff. Daniel w. Macy; recorder, Lemuel
Johns; surveyor, Larry Downs; coroner,
John I. Owen; commissioners, first dis
trict, John l.. Bridges; second district.
James C. Rect. The convention declared it's
preference for Charles B. Case for Con-
gress. Thomas Hanna for Attorneygener
and W. s. Blatchley for State GeoIogist.
James w. Watson, candidate for Secre-
tary of State. addressed the convention.
He spoke of the marked contrast between
the grand gathering of to-day and the
meager attendance on Republican conven-
" when he was a student at DePauw Uni
versity. Mr.. Wtason's speech was well re-
tions were appointed as follows:
State-Frank Hall, James 7. Hanna, John
Burnsides, DR.. Moore, II. c. Darnell Elijah
Walls, e. +. Blake, S. A. Hays, j. f. OAR
nall. John G. Dunbar. John kellar, Frank
y Wiil inae = w: oDaniel j /, u S,n Tori W
Young, Charles Spencer, n. T. Wood, Chas.
Reeves. ]. p. Graham; John S. Hunter,
hill. H. Ruark, ALI Flint o. L. Mullinix,
:. T. Foster; at large 5. a. Hays. a. H.
Pickel. w. w. Scott, S. p. Vaughn, r.. NJ.
Black, ID. c. Hughes, j. Med Hays W. T.
Bowen, George Barnes, James c. Fordice,
A: breckenridge S. Johnson, G. l.. Reeves,
w. II. O'Neal, L. =. Chaplin, b. +. Bruner,
Lycurgus Stoner, John Sellers. ]. NJ. Scott,
Daniel Way. J. C. Merwin; at large b. f.
Corwin, d. Z. Badger, Green B. Parker, j.
S. Alexander. James Bridges, r. T. Ham
rick. c. A. Rockwell. w. o. Foster, Charles
Herring, Charles Daggy. Joint Representa-
tive-Geo- w. White b. F. Brothers, j. S.
Alexander J. F. Shonkwier, c. W. Hanna,
w. II. McVay, j. w. Raglan, Gus L. Dick
er. John Goddard, J. r. Finley. G. G. Lee,
James II. Humphreys. p. NJ Sandy, Daniel
Way; at large, f. G. Gilmore, James
Downs, James Harcourt, j. L. Williams,
G. c. Moore, c.. Lockridge, H. G. Lewis.
q. ID. Rockwell, j. w. Nelson.
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Instructed for suIxer.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SEYMOUR, Ind, April 1.-THE Republic
an convention held in this city to-day TO
select delegates TO the senatorial. congress
sional and State conventions was the larg-
est of any ever held in this township. DR..
G. G.. Graessle presided, and resolutions
were unanimously adopted denouncing the
Wilson bill The delegates to the State con-
vention were instructed to cast their vote
for Hon. Marcus Sulzer for Secretary of
State and the congressional delegates to
cast their votes for Hon. o. II. Montgomery.
Speeches were made by o. H. Montgomery,
j. c. Van Harlingen and Capt. Joseph Balls
ley, the Republican candidate for Mayor.
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w. ID. owen ut vincennes.

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VINCENNES Ind, April 14.-The Repub-
licans of Knox county met to-day and
selected delegates to the congressional con-
vention, the State convention, the joint
representative convention and joint sena-
torial. Several candidates for State office
on the Republican ticket were present and
delivered addresses. EX-CongresSman Owen
addressed the audience for an hour TO its
great delight.
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Met at Mozart Hall.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind, April H-The
Republicans of this city and vicinity held
large and enthusiastic meeting at Mozart
Hall last night. Speeches made by
Mayor Robinson. Hon. l.. A. Douglas and
others. After selecting delegates to the
State, congressional. Joint senatorial. joint
Representative and county conventions
and adopting resolutions indorsing Repub-
lican PRINCIPLES the convention adjourned.
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uries. Under the old plan all the collec-
tons were sent to the national board and
the aid for weak churches doed out with
out adequate appreciation of the neces-
sites The Rev. II. V. Hunter. of this city,
IN his report on missions said that last
year $ll,OD were raised, as against $4,000
the last year under the old plan. Under
the old plan there were 195 ministers, now
there
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Republican Delegates.

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WORTHINGTON, Ind. April 14.-Repub-
licans of jefferson township in convention
to-day selected delegates as follows State
convention, w. o. Warrick, NJ. c. Taylor,
NJ. c. Stephenson; congressional, j. d. En-
5. H. Carnahan, A. G.. Stephenson, X. $.
Mckee; judicial, c. a. Geckler, L. E. Eos
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Contract Let for a Big Ditch.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WARSAW, Ind, April 1.-THE contract
for the construction of the Yellow river
ditch. which interests the people in the
northwestern part of this and the north
let for the sum of $4,000, which makes the
cost about $1,000 per mile. Pollard, GOff
& Co, OF Champaign, ILL.,, secured the
lower half, and John Hughes, OF Cromwell,
Ind, the upper half. The ditch will be
forty feet wide.
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Fire i'm Peru Bagging Factory.

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PERU, Ind, April 1E-Fire to-day in the
picker room of the Peru Bagging Com
pany partly destroyed the large plant.
Loss on buildings, machinery and stock,
1900; insured. over one hundred hands are
thrown out of employment.
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State Chess Tournament.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD. Ind, April 14-Arrangements
are being made to hold the State chess
meeting and tourney in this city in May.
1t is thought that a meeting will be ar
ranged between Lasker and the Canadian
champion. The meeting will be most i'm
portant TO chess players and will be
largely attended by lovers of the game
from all over the country.
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EIwood i'm the OIL Belt.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

NICNIdt 70 IIIt IHuIdidFOIIo JUuI IIdI.
ELWOOD. Ind, April 14.-Elwood seems
TO be in the oil belt. In some of the later
wells drilled for gas unmistakable evidences
of oil were found For several days agents
of the Standard Oil Company have been
busy leasing lands in this vicinity for oil
velops, as they claim IL WILL into the rich
est oil region in the world. Already sew
eral thousand acres have been secured.
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Cost of Supporting Gotham's Po

NEW YORK, April Fifteen millions
of dollars were spent in this city for the
support of the poor during the year end
ing Feb. rs. 1894, s., 900 more than in any
previous year. This is estimate based
on statements made by sixteen Of the
various charitable associations, relief socie-
ties and organized funds, furnished to re-
porterS of the Evening Post.
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WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator PETER
to-day introduced an amendment in the
Senate providing for the creation OF a
new committee of the Senate to receive the
petitions and hear the statements Of bodies
Of men, like Coxey's army, who visit the
Capitol for the purpose of making presen-
tations TO Congress. The committee is re-
quired to give such organizations full and
ate Senator Hoar gave notice that when
the resolution should be taken up for con-
sderation ne would move to amend by
finance.
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Hill and voorhees, Denounced.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
BRAZIL Ind, April 1.-THE Democratic
convention here to-day nominated the fol-
lowing: Representative, Jasper Beamer;
auditor Thomas Phillips; treasurer, c. H.
kaufman; Sheriff, Morgan Ringo; coroner,
William Mershon. A resolution was adopt
ed amid cheering denouncing Senator David
Il. Hill for his opposition to the tariff bill
and bitterly censuring Daniel Voorhees, for
defending the Senate amendments to the
Wilson bill. The organization known as the
A r. A. was also denounced.
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The Treasurer Was Robbed,

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ORLEANS, Ind, April lathe jury in
the Ffeld-Brown bank case, on trial at
Salem, to-day rendered a verdict in favor
of the plaintiff, giving him $500 damages.
Field was the treasurer of this county for
four years and was short $1,000. He be-
heyed that he was Systematically robbed,
and brought suit to recover. After three
unsuccessful trials he at last won. Stout,
Bies and Hicks, the defendants in the case,
very much depressed, not knowing
where the matter will end, as there are
other suits TO follow Clark Brown, who
Fields deputy, and who is charged
with the crOokedness, is a Quaker preacher,
and has hitherto borne a good reputation
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Travellers Insurance Society.
special to the indianapolis Journal.

Speclal 10 the Indianapolis Journal
SOUTH BEND, Ind, April IA post
of the Travellers Protective Association
Mutual Insurance Company was organized
here last night with charter membership
Of twenty-five. The list of officers elected
is follows: J. H. Rupp, president; j.
TOurtelette, vice presidents; j. A NJ La
pierre secretary and treasurer; Marshall
Hughes, Newton jackson, Oscar Kropff,
+. j. Crisp, j. L. Geyer and A j. Moan
directors. Delegates to the State conven-
ton TO be held in Lafayette in May are
j. NJ. Waldorf and CO H. Porter with
Marshall Hughes and Newton jackson as
alternateS.
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ATTORNEY Trule witbdrovs.

CHICAGO, April 14-Attorney A. s. Trude
announced to-day his withdrawal from the
prosecution in the Prendergast case. ''JJp
to the present time" Mr.. Trude said, 'all
indications point to the fact that Judge
Chetlain will rule favorably to the Prender-
CAST side / do not think it necessary for
me TO remain longer in the case
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PLAINFIELD, Ind, April 1.-THE Re-
publicans of Guilford township met to-day
and selected the following delegates to the
State and congressional conventions: State
delegates, O. w. Swearengin T.. II. Car
ter, Woodson Bryant. Congressional b. +.
Worth j. w. Cooper, c. r. Harvey and
Linden Osborn
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ARRESTED FOR ARSON.
Charles Patterson Threatened to
burn ThorntOWn.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LEBANON. Ind, April 4-Charles Pat
tersOn was arrested at ThOrntown to-day
charged with starting the fire at that place
which last night destroyed Moffitt's livery
barn and other property amounting to about
$4,000. 1t is alleged that while intoxicated
yesterday Patterson made threats, and said
he would burn up the town. He was
brought here to-day and lodged In jail.
While practically a young man, Patterson
has spent the larger part of his life since
Fifteen years old behind the bars.
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Fatal Street Duel.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April lin a street
fight in which seventeen shots were fired
policeman Haynes and countryman named
Gullidge were both killed. Gullidge and a
companion were acting in a disorderly
manner when Haynes and another officer
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shot NV n Rejected su;tor.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, April 14-For
months Miss Carrie Hatfield, a pretty girl
Hatfield, a prominent mercAan: of Wharn-
clleffe, had for her sutton clerk named
Thomas Holbrookon. On account OF his
jected. When she told him to-day of her
refusal to him again he shot her in
the abdomen She will not survive the
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Rose Erebright Arrested.

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CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, April II
Upon authority of the Lafayette police,
Rose II. Erebright of jamestown, was
arrested on the arrival of the local Monon
freight train from Lafayette. She was
taken back there this afternoon to answer
to the charge of securing a dress on a
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Won the Baldwin Prize.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, April IA
The Baldwin prize exhibition of Wabash
College was held last evening at Center
Church. The speakers were II. B. Hostetter,
II. NJ. Mount c. a. Cloud, F. NJ Shankln
and J. A. Mckee. The judges were Hon.
w. p. Baldwin, c. l.. Thomas and e. -.
Snyder, and awarded the prize, $40 in gold,
to Mr.. Mount, of Shannondale, a son of
Hon. James a. Mount. His subject was
..-Che Euture of American Government."
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WATSEKA, ILL.,, April 14-The primaries
in Iroquois county were carried to-day by
Hon. j. G. Cannon over Hon. II. X. Wheel
er, which. with Vermillion county, already
instructed for him, insures his nomination
for Congress in the new Twelfth district
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Gas City Primary.

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GAS CITY, Ind, April 1.-THE Republic
an primary election to-day was holly con-
tested. A large number of candidates were
in the field, and large vote was polled.
The result was: For trustee, Second ward,
Byron Jackson; Third, Z. NJ. Davis; Fourth,
j. w. Cook; Fifth, Thomas Jenkins clerk
w. j. Kyle; treasurer w. II. Guthrie; mar
shall, b. o. Morgan. The town is strongly
Republican, and nomination is equivalent
IN an elactiOn
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Movements of Steamers.

NEW YORK, April 14-Arrived: New
York, from Southampton; Norwegian, from
Glasgow; Campania, from Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, April 14.-Arrived: Runic,
from New York
GLASGOW, April 14.-Arrived: Furnessia,
from New York.
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ADVENTURE OF A CAT.
1t Has an Experience on Dumb
Waiter which Ii VIII Not Repent.

New York Sun.
Mr. David Baillie. formerly OF Edinburgh.
has two Maltese cats, Punch and Dynamite.
Dynamite, as might be inferred from his
name, is alert and acrobatic. Punch has a
soporific temperament, and spends most OF
his time finding soft and coy places and
lying in them. Mr.. Baillie, who speaks
Maltese almost well as he does Gaelic.
and Is therefore somewhat familiar with
the emotions Of the cats says they are the
most remarkable pair of felines in New
York Other folks with animal pets and ba-
bies have been known TO express the same
sentiment about them
Since an adventure several weeks ago
Punch has not been 50 sleepy as he used
to be. He saw the door or I1e dumb waiter
shaft open, with the waiter Itself, looking
particularly snug and inviting. standing at
the door. He decided that the waiter was
Just the proper size for a luxurious cats
bed chamber, 30 he leaped softly in and
went to sleep as quick as Dickens's fat
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the State Senator. Ex-Judge James
OBrien secured the delegates for
the latter and W. D. Davis for the
former. Both districts are Republican and
their election is assured. Representative
]. n. Loop was Mr.. OBrein's competitor.
while Deputy Prosecutor Conrad Wolfe
stood against Mr.. Davis. Howard and
Miami counties comprise the senatorial dis
trict and Howard and Upton the judicial.
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Prohibition Ticket.

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CRAWFORDSVILLE,I Ind, April 1.-THE
Prohibitionists of this city met last night
and placed the following city ticket in the
|, field: Mayor, d. A. McClure auditor, Bent
Stump; clerk, John Corbin treasurer, j.
Il. Etter; councilmen, Jonas Rountree, II.
A. Griffith and A i. Plunkett.
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William Hilbert.

NEW YORK, April IA veteran of the
Crimea. a survivor of the glorious charge
of the Light Brigade, at Balaklava, William
HILBERT by name died this morning of
pneumonia after an illness of one week.
Mr. HILBERT was a native of Nottingham,
England, and reached his sixty-fifth birth
day the day before his death
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CREPONETTES

Have you seen this handsome Crepe Fig
ured Wash Dress Fabric? a dress patterl
will surely please you; only lie per yard.
Louisanes and Percales; regular 12l2l
dress materials at Si6c
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COLUMBIA, S. c., April 14.-Gen. ]. B.
Kershaw died yesterday at Camden. after
a lingering illness. He was veteran of
the Mexican and secession wars. In the
latter he rose to the rank of brigadier-gen-
eral. For years after the war he was a
Judge Of the Circuit Court. At the time of
his death he was postmaster at Camden.
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COOPER ANTS BOLT
Friends of the Congressman I'm
wisely Tried to Bulldoze.
Brazil Democratic Convention De-
nounce Voorhees, and Hill-Har-
risOn Goes for StOckslager.
;pecia, 70 the INDIANAPOLIS Journal

SptCIdI 10 tlt IHuIdNdIJOIIS JOuIIIdI
COLUMBUS, Ind, April 14.-There was a
surprise here this afternoon for the Cooper
faction. A mass meeting was called TO Sc
lect delegates to the Democratic State
convention. When that work was COM
pleted attempt made TO bring all
the congressional delegates to support Con-
gresham Cooper for denomination. A reSo-
luton TO this effect passed, but the anti
Cooper men withdrew, refusing 10 be par
~ TO the transaction.
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The \. y. Receivership Case.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 14-Judge
Jenkins this afternoon handed down his de
Northern Pacific stockholders to remove
the. receivers. The Judge di;misses the
AS to Mr.. Cakes, the petition will be re-
tanned for the purpose of an investigation
of the Rocky Fort coal matter, which will
be referred to the master to be named
lar
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Five Ont of Eight Dead.
! 10 the Indianapolis journal

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
PETERSBURG. Ind. April 1.-THE fam
IIy of Moses Skinner. of this county. was
stricken with diphtheria a few days ago
Five OF the eight children died and the
other three are lying at the Point OF death
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CHICAGO, April H-Samuel Palmer,
prominent horseman of Buffalo, n. Y, fell
dead on the street to-day. He his
way to California with horses.
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Hart Is i'm the Lead.


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KOKOAIO. Ind. April 1.-THE Howard
county Republican convention to-day to
elect delegates TO the State, congressional.
senatorial and judicial conventions was the
largest for many years. John E. Moore,
OF this county. was Endorsed for attorney
general. This county is entitled to
the prosecutor for this distrios and
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DIR. G.. Ford.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, April 14-Dr. C.
Ford. Of the university faculty. died to-
day. He was eighty years old and has
served the university since 1854 Apoolexy
caused his death.
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Ministers "CaIIed.v

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MADISON, Ind. April 14.-Douglass Car
lille, OF this city. accepts a call TO the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church. at New Albany.
Rev Eugene Ernst, pastor of the Lutheran
Church. this city, has been called TO a lead
ing Lutheran church of St Louis, at
salary OF $4.0c0 per year.
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CHICAGO, April 14.-W. l.. buchanan.
an old and wealthy resident Of Chicago, was
found dead in bed at his home on South
State street to-day. Heart disease is the
supposed cause of his death. He leaves an
estate of 500 600.
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stocksIaCer's BIG Majority.

CORYDON, Ind, April 14.-Six townships
out of thirteen give Stockslager a majority
of 500 over Marsh for Congress. His ma
jority in the county will be one thousand or
more.
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Cant. A. r.. Wood.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 14-Capt. Abram
E Wood. of the Fourth United States Cav
airy. died at the preside to-day, from the
effects OF an operation performed for can
Ger of the tongue. Captain Wood was aged
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Denver's Industrial Army.

DENVER, Col, April A-Denyers new
industrial army met at the River Front
Park this afternoon and listened 20 en-
couraging speeches. About two hundred
son says they will start for Washington
NEXT TueSdaY.
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LACE CURTAIN SALE

New Lace Curtains. per pair, 4Sc.
Bargains in Lace Curtains at Csc, 75c and
S9c pair.
A handsome Nottingham Lace Curtain,
beautiful floral designs, at 81
100 pairs of White Lace Curtains, Sc inches
wide, 312 yards long, worth 81, at $1.25.
3R-yard Curtains, Ga inches wide, would
be good value at $3.50, sale price, 81
See the new Net effects in Lace Curtains
at $2.9S.
Chenille Portieres in all colors at SOS per
pair
7-foot Felt Window Shades, with fringe,
only 25c.
at 10c.
Dotted Draping Nets, &C.