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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-31
Grafton by Smiley N. Chambers.
To the I-ndiananoIis Journal

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY. Ind, May 30.-The
observance of Memorial day in Hartford
City. to-day, was especially gratifying. The
attendance was greater than in any previ-
Gus year. Hon. Smiley n. Chambers, of In
dianapolis, delivered the Grafton at the
Van Cleve Opera House. which had been
appropriately decorated.
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Corps. Uniform Rank. X. of p, Odd Eel
lows and city officials. The procession
marched to the opera house, where ad-
dresses were delivered by Col. A. d. vanos-
dol, Of Madison. and Rev. j. II. Doddridge,
of This city, after which the various Gem
eteries were visited and flowers placed on
the graves of the dead soldiers.
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scotch Monument decorated.

EDINBURGH, May 30.!The monument
erected in Cation Cemetery here to the
memory of the Scottish soldiers who were
killed during the civil war in the United
States, was decorated with floral wreaths
TO-DAY
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Dead Comrades Remembered.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENSBURG. Ind. May 30.-One hun
dred and ~fifty-six soldiers, with wreaths
of flowers, marched to the cemetery to-day
and decorated the graves OF their dead
comrades. On their return TO the city a
mass meeting was held at the Rink Opera
House and Rev. Charles Lee, OF Franklin,
delivered an eloquent address.
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All Civic Orders Took Part.
Enecial To the ma nnlia Journal

NATION. ILL.,, May 90.-The ceremonies
here were under the auspices of the G. A.
r, with Rev. G. j. Wheat as orator. ALI
civic orders took part in the parade.
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New York World.
Undoubtedly little Ruth IS a bright child.
She learns very rapidly. That is one re-
spect in which she differs from some other
people.
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sunreme council Adiourns.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind. May S0.-The Supreme
Council OF the Continental Fraternal Union
OF Indiana has closed It's session here and the
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stineninE Up.

Kansas City Journal.
Our foreign policy seems TO be stiffening
up. Secretary Gresham has not yet apollo
gized for that hauling down OF the Ameri-
can flag at St. Thomas, Ontario.
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Hon. w. A. CuIiop at yincennes.
10 the -ndianannlis journal

VINCENNES. Ind, May M--Memorial
day was duly observed by the Grand Army
of the Republic in vincennes to-day. The
street parade was a gigantic success. Many
civic orders participated. Hon. w. A Cul.
lop was the orator.
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MCKINLEY speaks at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, o., May Ex-Governor Nc
Kinley's memorial address at Music Hall,
tonight. was listened to by over three
thousand people. His theme was the duty
OF the Nation TO care for its defenders, the
surviving soldiers of the war for the Union.
and to their widows and orphans. He also
devoted a norton of his address to the duty
of every American to stimulate devotion
to the flag. His speech was felicitous
throughout and was abundantly applauded.
II was of such a nature that anything but
a full report would do it injustice. A ban
uuet was given him by the Noyes Post at
the Grand Hotel tonight
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Obituary.

EDINBURGH. May Bell.
originator OF the Broxburn oil works, the
largest IN Scotland. Is dead.
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%. 9apiteI.

Ger barauffolsenbe Sonntas mar
eli, beller flarer @intertas. OrauBem
Dor Der Sabrif BON Sanber u. Sobn
ltanb cine 9n3abl nleiit dlterer grbets
ter Die Offenbar 5u einem uidtisen
Sorbaben fid suiammensefun bat
ten.
.9err 9aniien bat mir seiast,
tbeilte Peter 9agen ben slnoeren nit,
roaB mir fonmen iollen, penn mir
leben, SaB bic Mai6inen in Der Sabrif
ansebeist iperoen. Gas iei bas 3ei.
den, baB glleS in Srbnuna iif.g
pslber nit Der alufbcIieruna bes
gobnes bat es bod ieine Rid,t: qfeitle
fragte Elm snberer.
rauf @arne lperben fiinf 9ro,ent
uno auf @euebe sebn 9ro3ent aufoc
befiert, aber Der &oniul milf es aus
freien Stiiden tbun uno nidt basu aufs
9efor6ert iperoen. Stun, leien mir
frob, baB penisitenS Der gtrife por
iiber LIT. Gtwas baben mir ia bod ers
feidt.n
sSa, luenn mir bas nift re6nen,
mas uns ber Strife gefoitet bat"
Dann, nad 3iemli6 langeal 0arren,
ipirtelten biinne Haudwolfen aus ben
boben Gfien Der Sabrif IN bic flare,
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DR.. price's Cream 8afine pomoel
SSGite @eltzausitellunss ausseianums.

423 Ner5te unb l Prteiter.
Eie S6niesermutter bes Mifabos BON
Sapan erfranfte unldnsit 10 ernitli9,
bab man es fir n0tbi9 btelt, fiir bic
boDe gatientin 423 Ner3te beran3us
Sieben. Dieie erbtelt aber aud bon benz
gaa;en @elebrtenbataillone feline aes
nil9enbe, peni9itens feine iibereinltints
menOe Gusftnft iiber ibr 2eiben unb
perlanste oesbalb na9 ben 1rOltunsen
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bubobiitiider Yrieiter sebolt. Ger
Sobn Der Stride aber, Der ber altiapa>
niiden frembenfetnbli6en 8idting
ansebOrt, ieete bte 423 selebrten
9aupter ni6t penis in Grltaunen, als
er iofort ansab, Ben @runb Ser 9ranf.
belt Sbrer failerliden !Sobeit barin
erfannt sa baben, oaB man ansefansen
babe, in Sapan = Gilenbabnen au
bauen. 5lugs mar baS @elebrtenbatatlz
Ion 5ur 9biir biuaus.
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= Ses q 9

- 9enrp 8enoer pon 5prina
Brand, @omal @ouutp. uirb uoa iebt
ab eine Yeniion ausbe3abll erbalien.
- 8tl Der unterfuhuue bes sSalles
in Waco bat |ith bsrausgs 1sGt, pab Der
lun9e 1faHn, hsr f,h8euommen NOR
ben mar, elHe 8ranoitiflung nidt b.-
obll6tigte, bab er uieImsbr ieiner Na.
gabe naG, eine Cigarette angeaiinbet
nnb bas Streidbol36en na6Iailia fort.
9eworfen bltte.
= G,e Deutf6en bnn 2a @ranae
baben tpie0er cine @alinoz @elenIdaft
gegriinbet unb ben gau zines @eleQ-
f6aftsgebdubes nidt nur befdlDiIen,
fonbern aud bereits in Mngriff aenom.
men. Sic bortise rDeutibe 3eitung"
i9reibt bariiber: rNun mirb Der ibDne
5raum bod Wirtli6teit, baB Ga @rauge
elm @afno unb amar Elm e6tes beutldes
@alino, mie es einft f6on iiber ! Sabrs
bunbert beitanben, ipieber betommt.
@s tperben uieber bic gemiitbliden
Observation-Disclosures itattfinben, es
wtrb tpieber elm beuti DIES 1ilettanten,
3beater ins 2sben treten unb es tpirb
unlerm beutfden Gefaneperein baourd3
eine 0eimifdtte gei6affen ueroen. Was
uns aber am meiften freut, 1T, iaB RE
va Strange Deuti1e 3eitung" aur
notbmenbigen Neubiloung elmer beuts
i9en gefeaigen gereinisung bic erite
Inregung grseben unb baB in mnierem
Stdbt9en bas @lemeat Der uabren
Seuti9en bod nod 10 melt pertreten
tit, um abgeieben BON allen geiddftIis
den unb politiiden &iidli9ten fi9 elm
Mipl CUR pfege beutf6er &unff, beuts
i9er Spra6e unb beutiber @emiitbli6.
felt gu finben".
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Seimiudunseu iuerben als Spe5ialitdt init
erobem grfols bon bem dr5tliden Stab bes
nSnualibs Sotel arb Sursical Snftitllte" In
Buffalo, n. o., bebanbelt. giele Patisntsn
tuerbsm briefIid, obue bab es elmer perfon.
liden Soninltatton bebarf, bebanbelt; bic
notbmenbi9en Mebtstneu tperbeu burd bic
Roft obsr pei @rpreb susefdidt. Grage::
bogen tpsroeu auf @unid seiuubt.
Gar Panpblete, &eferen3en unb ale &c.
spiiniften Ginselbeiten lsse man 10 Gents In
prisfmarfeu, fir gorto bel.
Ioreiie: Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, u. Q.
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esm Cinderella gduh<gtpre

ftnb bic 6erbit' unb gDinter Waareu
etngetroffen unb eine oortrefflide Muss
pabl bes porsiisli6ften sdub3eugs 1T
nnrbanoen. Starte unb bauerbafte
S9ube fur 9erren, Oamen uno &in>
Der. @benfalls bic feinitem Salous
unb Sanafbube aug ben anertannt
reuommirteiten Gabrifen, Oie 6abris
tate ber r&pdforb Shoe Company"
limb uniibertreffli@. nniere Damens
i9uhe be3ieben mir BON 5. &ellp, g.
Suuipan & So. unb Gbmarb 0ros.
@uts Waare unb mdBise preiie 1T uns
Ter Motto.
6. . a u m,
@inhera0a S6ubsStore, gde 9oufton.
StraBe unb Npe 6.
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PlStltde Obmma@tsaufdae,

epileptiide &onpulF
obsr &rampfe UNI ale
Nerpenfrautbeiten, tpie
@lieberldbmunG Cpl.
lepiie, 3rdmpfe, ct.
Seltstanl SdfaHoits'
ftit, e@ridopfuns,
nero0ieab abseih hlasenbeit,
0enratsie, Itelandolie,
Jurdt Dor @emiitbs'
F,nufheit ,ttN Xhulid,s
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0uII Ina Smi

outings Wineralmais f.
Ter nimmt bic &onfurren3 nit allen
anberen einheimif6en unb importirten
Wineralmafern auf. @S 1T naments
lid alS Safelwafer beiiens gu empfebz
len, unb 1T ausgeaei6net, nm nit
9Beln gemiidt gu merben. gs iollte
in feiner 9ausbaltIng, in feiner Wirtbs
f6aft unb in teinem 9otel febleu.
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8ea 8ros., e$nueliere.

Wir baben nod einen biibi6en @ors
ra!b bon feinen Giamauten, bic sSbr
gum &oftpreife baben f0nnt. Sober
fann ieBt bel uns ehte Silb,rmaaren
feMfen gu preiien. bic niemals porber
oagelpeien. Wir mollen @ub perfaus
fen. lpcs Sbr fowobl fur @uren eianen
8ebraud). tomie alS Weibnafisgcz
ihenfe fir 5reuHbe unb gsrmnnote bes
nuBen f0nnt.
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Doctor 08eif'S 9ternen. mno 8e,
hirn 8ur.

Sieie pillen furiren bic 6oIgen BON
iibermdBisem SpirituSs unb 5abats
@enuB. perlorene Mannesfraft, friits
seiti9e 9lusi6reitungen. Smpoten3,
S6wd6e bes a0rper8 unb @ebirus.
&rdmpfe unb 8ebirnerpei6ung baus
ernb gebeilt.
Cine S6a6tsl gsnus fur / Wouat,
$1.00. ueberaa per pOlt bin oerianbt.
6. GemR, 9eutihe Mpotbefe.
l06 OFT @ommercefrabe, San Nntpnio.
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@r,t,to @tge1ttb,tttt.
Derfduf.=

cbe 81 100000 @runb> @tsenum Gan anpntO mub oor
pauft werbn san 8es wirO in Sblen une 0runbfadsa
ansDten me e Der Suer wanat GrUbe gut ense Braure
NIT suu ablas BON gisr; wt benz wrien QDertbe.
ausseoebns Drudere unb lttbOsapbiiss @abltsnen we
bic bette 8anbldaft I'M Sabwefn bat
Gutaeleaene G3eldGftsbdu b @runbnide unb 8aupase In
Der Mt unb tn ben Aubentben ber Sabt4 GrDBt Ausmabl
NebnltAe Oferten ftnb nte pprber semad wcrben+
REAGAN HOUSTON, Mfaiiembertualter
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Gas XXX pearl, iomic bas
ountle Uibndener Bier Der e. graues
rel liuo I'M GaB unb in ulaiden au
baben. STR 6amilienaebrau9 beltens
gu empfeblen.
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- 9as clone Star" Bier bat eiue
hemiife Vrube beftanSeu uns TT ana.
lpfrt tnDrben. 3eimltat: 90 TT
Anrdaus rein une nur aus Mals uns
&upfen gebrani.
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Ru nerfaufen.

Gin Sncubator gum Shbner yusa
brilten, neuefe @ontruetion, apei auss
ge5ei6neten &egulatoren, mod CANA
neu. Na93ufragen 420 8oliab Str.
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SIN Nlter BON so Sabren farb
auf feiner &an9 in Sones County,
4ueuit Neumann. elm ldnsidbriger 8es
nobner bes StaateS unb elm alter
NbDnnent Der .Ssreie VrelieS
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gumtberu Sptel, San Qntouie

Spmtberm Sotel, San Qntonio.
8rltnblid renpOirt. goraiigli1e Gage
am Walns unb Wtilitdrs Ylasa. 9luss
geaei6neter Siid. Sn Der Office unb
i'm GBlaal wirb oeuti6 seipro6en.
preiS 81 pro Sag.
Or. 8. u. Srerler,
@igentblmer.
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Ole &at erin BON Oeiter>
rei6 beiiet befanntlid eine pollenbet
ldone Geitalt 3u beren Grbaltuns iie
lid allerbanb itrenser Mittel bebient.
60 faitet iie friib unb Gbenbs unb ibre
einsise reselmdBise Mabl3eit beltebt
aus einem @eri6t 9er0iteten Sleil6es,
uno etlpaS Yisfuit uno eineln @laie
gSein gum @tittag. @elesentli6 nimn1t
lie aub luubl elm robes 81 unb etwas
SbIt Su iidl sic trdst gu allen Sab
reSieiten 6lanellunterlpdi6e nimmt
Iampi6dber, ldft li6 malliren, reitet
lebr piel uno bat nit alien biefen
Wfitteln erreidt, saB troe ibrer Sc
Sabre lire Goille nur 20 3oll lllns
fang mibt.
Or. Prices Cream 8afille powoer.
@eltsausiteaanas Mehaiae unn 9iplom.
Gin runterieeii6 Torz
peo boot, melOS in jeoer beliebts
gen 2iefe itlfen unb unter @alIer
toelilo luFtell faprel talll1, lpte Quf Der
Sbcrilad)e, mill SET in Melbourne
mobnenpe SeDnom slllan erfunben
laben. Iieier Gage fano Der erlte Ser
ludl nit einem Wlobell ltatt. Der
e'oupernenr Ser aolunie, Der @arl b.
Sppetpnll Der Marinefommanoeur
uno cine 2tn;abl 9lrmee= ltl,b Warine=
offiSere lppbntell Dem 8erIu6e bel
Der r9llig gelang. Gus neue unter=
leeilde 2orpeoOboot miro mittelIt
SleftriSitdt getrieben. Der Grfinoer
beDauptet, oaB iein 2orpebobout CUR
9}otb orei Gage unter @aller bleiben
Tonne; 9abe oas 9orpeooboot einen
S9uB ab, 10 miiroen bic gei9olle
BON bem feinoliden Sdiffe masnetil6
Quoe;oQeu merben. (?)
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- 8. .. ped & 60. offeriren
ieBt tDunberi66ne Sa6en aller Dirt fir
W Ell bno d ten gu unsem0bnli6
niebrigen Preiien.
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K|eiderStoff- Departement.

Noiuoiotuii Uupui tulilUllt.
Sn unierem rei4baItieen &leiberftoff. De,
partsntent, ras anaefiillt 1T nit BEN prahtie.
lten Graeueniiien Der Nobe. offeriren mir:
425baige tpoaene Gbebrons, biibibe ed,at.
t'runsen tn srau. tpertb rs Cts, fiir
10 CENTS.
3saouiser NbipcOrb, tpertb go @ents, fiir
48 CENTS.
433Suige Granite Rleioerseua, in Napb
Slau uno Shnar3, fpertb Is Gents, fiir
So CENTS.
9smuitertes Mummte aleiber3eus, fpertb
$l00, fit
70 CENTS.
8emu'terte unb eetipfeIte s8aSaiae gres
pons, berabseiebt BON $1.25 auf
90 CENTS,
46;0!lise Moire poplins, berobaelebt BON
$l.50 auf
$l.l6.
so 3Saiaes @bipeorb, tpertb $1.75, fur
$l.38.
olablltse semuiterts unb seitreifte @pin.
salines, berabseiest bon 81 so unb $1.75 auf
$l.38.
623Daises eopert 3eus, gu 81, s125u.$1.5o.
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(ShIub folst.

: Gaii in iebem Sabre leibe i'd i'm
Griibling iOwobl mie i'm Strbf an
8erftopfung unb on einem 2ebers unb
Merenleiben. Die Qnwenbung bon
Or. 4uguit 86nie'S 9amburger 3ro.
pfsn beiIt mid ieoo6 hets pieber. =
Carl @briiiian s6neiber, Blooming
ion, Sus.
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BON alien 8ieren In Der Welt,
Lone Starr am belten mir gefdllt !!
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Clothing /! Clothing Clothing!

@erabesn iibertpdItiseaO iit unier GlOtbinss
|Oepartement
11niere Hreiie iperben Guh in Gritaunen
|lesen. Seine iDolIeue Nr3iiae au $l0 mnb
|aufpdrts. Mu9 btlisere @aaren iinb in
Der grDbten MuswabI norbanben. Sn biefen,
Oepartement, ipie in allen anberer, seben mir
bie Yreiie an.
@bepiot 8eintleiber fiir Serren So unb $31a.
Seine 8etnfleioer fur 9erren, senla9t tpie
nac5 DfaB. S., $6 unb 81.
Cine niGt an3ufiibrenbe lanse 2iite BON
atnoer Mnsiigen, 8louien, Mdnteln, uebers
aiehern &c.
MantG|, JackGn, UebeTVife.
Mit Mdnteln, Saden, usbertpiirfsn &c. iinb
wir reid berieben unb bieten eine nie ba.
getpeiene MusmabI.
&inber @aibntir gIoafs nit pradbtpoIIem
Beias, in berfbiebenen Garben, bon $1.5o
aufmdrts.
Mutter Subbarb Muiter, gut sefiittsrt, bon
$1.b0 aufnGlts.
9u4 Sadets fir Damen, in fdmars, $3.50.
Oamen @opes, biibi9 beiett, in braun,
ihpar3 unb anheren yarben, 50 so.
uniere rYliil4 Straps" buben ip,r auf ben
fabeibaft biai9:n Hreis bon $l3 rebusirt.
llniere nit Seibe sefiitterten 8Iiii6 @apea.
bte mir nit SIS nerfaufen, triirben ibsran
$25 toiten.
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Dis
gS04entliae 6reie Rrefe fir sera
erf6etnt
ieaen Qoancrfaa
unb foftet
S2 so fisr SaS Sabr pber 1925
q Wnnate tn WorausbesahImma.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-26

ST. PAUL, MINI. Afsrh 25.--The Cox.
eyites were arrested at 1890 By Colonel
Pages troops at Forsyth, Mont. 20 miles
west of Fort Keogh.
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MoRcAN's MONTGOMERY SPEECH.
Denial on the Part OF the Senator OF
Certain Report OF IT.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, April 25.-The
report sent out from Montgomery pur-
porting to give an account OF Senator
Morgan's speech In that city Saturday
night last has aroused great indignation
among the Senator's friends. The Sena-
tor himself desires that a denial be en-
tered for the benefit Of his friends
throughout the country. He is here to-
day, and hands TO the Southern Asso-
ciated Press the following statement:
II have never been more warmly re-
ceived that at Montgomery on Saturday
night. Indeed. the outpouring OF people
and their cordial greeting, as well as
their kind attention to all that l said,
surpassed anything had a right to ex-
pect. General John w. A. Sanford, a
distinguished man in this State, intro
duced me to the audience, heard my
speech. and afterwards said to me: The
reception to you. General, tonight was
as remarkable for it's size and enthusiasm
as any have ever seen accorded any po-
litical speaker in Montgomery, and have
seen them all for many years. Ii
equaled that accorded Mr. Yancey in
1860 upon his return from his tour in the
North In advocacy Of Breckinridge and
Lane, and that was a notable event In
our city The hearty cheering during the
speech and the wild outburst of applause
at its conclusion show how your speech
and you are regarded by our people
II do not ask that this statement be
sent out by the SOutAern Associated Press
from any motive of personal vanity. but
/ do wish the people to know the truth
as to how the principles | uphold are
received by the people Of Alabama
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The FRYE Contingent turning Hallway
Tie. and cnccs--Desperstion.

r,. rrv. Contingent burning Hallway
r,.. and desperation.
rrppE uAUTE, IND. April 2.-That
contingent OF coxey's army under COM
mand of General Louis {. Frye iorciDiy
took possession OF an east-bound ireisn'
train leaving here at o'clock this after
no., Tho officers Of the army claim to
49,. ,aId The railroad company for trans
nort.,Ion az far as Brazil, twenty miles
aas, ~ rerre Haute. but after the loading
81 borses wagons. cooking utensils. ana
hIsnketa the train pulled out, leaving
the Industrials In the city. They spent
Lao, night near here. using the railroad
ccnnanv's fences and ties for fuel. one
train was side-tracked 10 prevent the
Commonwealers from SEEING II.
when the trains were started this after
roo, the sf0 soldiers made a rush for
a fralght and captured 1t. The engineer
ras told that the Industrials had rail-
road men I'm their ranks, and that IL he
refused TO start the train he would b.
nut on and one G their own men
would take the throttle. The trainmen
were unable TO prevent them from riding,
as the Industrials were determined. and
any resistance would have resulted In
bloOdshed.
Brazil being In the heart Of the Indiana
coal district, and hundreds OF miners be-
ing out on strike, there may be serious
trouble. as the miners Will. on account
Of being residents claim the charity of
the city in preference to the Industrials.
The members Of the army say they will
continue TO burn the railroad company's
fences until their blankets and cooking
utensils are brought back to them. The
army was desperate last. night, and a de-
tail OF police surrounded the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-26
Indiana Republican Nominations.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Aprh 80.
over twelve hours to-day ana to-his"N
without "A single recess for ol'e Ur "
sun. the LOO delegates to the Kepup'lo.il
STATE convention devoted themselves 70
the making of a party ticket to be Vo'eu
on I'm November. This extraordinary seS
siou WAS due to the fact that there VIZ
no less than fOrty-three Candidates iCi
the ten nominations. and. taxing u''ei'
kev-note from the speeches or ex-fres'-
dent Harrison and ex-Secretary Ihoiup-
son. both OF whom suggested that n he-
publican nomination this year was equ'a
lent % an election the supporters VI
each candidate fought to the last u''ci.
for their favorltes. As the net results Oh
nine hours calling of the roll Tour ho'h,-
nations had been made up 10 O'CLOCK
tonight. These were:
For Secretary Of state, Kew W. ~
Owens. of Logansport, ex-congressmah'
and President Harrison's First Comnis-
sioner of immigration.
For Auditor Of State, A c. Dailey' OF
Lebanon.
state Treasurer, f. J. Cholse, of Evans
Vile
Attorney-General, W. a. Ketcham' OF
Iudianapolis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-26
WILL SETTLE WATER DISPUTES.
A Successful Carolinian Visits His Old
Home-sheep- Killing Dogs Caught.

WILSON, y. c.. April j.-(SpeciaL)-At
the last meeting of the city aldermen 1t
was decided to put in water-gauSe at
the police headquarters to enable any one
TO see the amount of water in the stand
pipe. This will prevent any possibility
OF dispute as To the water supply In case
of fire, which occasiOned some discussion
at the last fire.
Mr.. II. J. Herrlck has purchased half
interest In the Wilson Mirror, and VIII
become political editor Of that paper. He
will move here about May LIST.
Mr.. Cullen Battle and wife. of 81. Louis.
Mo, formerly OF Wilson. are here on a
visit TO the family of Mr.. Il. B. Rhodes.
Mr.. Battle has been eminently successful
in his western home, and has accumulated
a liberal fortune.
Several nights ago some dogs killed
sheep on Mr.. +. W. Barness place. The
sheep were then put in the fold at
night but the dogs. upon sheep intent.
would vigorously attack the fold and en-
deavor to scale the walls to get at their
victims Last night some men watched
for the canine foe. and when they came
charged upon them and put them to
flight. one dog bit the dust. The wish
now is for fewer dogs and more wool.
Hen eggs sold on this market last Sa-
turday for S cents lower than In several
wears past. which indicates that there Is
an abundance Of that product