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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-25
NOTES FRON ABROAD.

Emperor William arrived At Dresden.
Lisbon has siXty-iiye fresh cases OF
cholera.
The bishop of Aulun. France. has been
elevated to the cardnalatc.
Royal assent has been given 10 the
Boring sea act on the part Of Britain.
Many wreaths were placed on tho tomb
Of Shakespeare at StTatford-on-AVon, il be
ing the anniversary Of his birth.
Peter Price. the Well known horse
trainer. of Newmarket. is dead. The
death is also annoWnc ID Of William Todd.
the widely known cotton spinner.
The Spanish pilgrims whose pugrimaEes
to Rome have extended over the past fort
night. have made money contributions TO
the pope aggregating 1,320000 francs.
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advantageous in the highest degree
They would awake to find themselves
wealthy and prosperous beyond all pres
ent possibilities. To the trainers of a
great northern empire. the lovers of
political power for its own sake, to the
tory party Of Canada annexation means
humiliation. To them I'm their ex-
tremity the Wilson bill comes, as IL
comes to every foreign nation. bringing
JOY i'm the prospect of larger markets
and greater profits: while TO our own
people its portion is smaller wages and
restricted achievements.
Senator DOlph followed in speech
against the bill in which he incidentally
paid n high tribute to ex-President Har-
risor
At < o'clock Senator Dolph suspended
his speech He will conclude tomorrow
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THE SHOCKS CONTINUE.
Over Two Hundred Deaths Reported
I'm Greece.

ATHENS. April 23-Tbere were sew
eral slighter shocks Of earthquake last
night and today kilograms received
from the shaken districts represent an
appalling aspect OF affairs. Whole vii
lagos are In ruins and the survivors are
camping ont, i'm many cases entirely
without food. The total number OF
deaths reported is now 227, of which 100
were killed at Malesina alone
The king and Prince Nicholas. accom-
panied by their suites. arrived at noon
today at village near Atalanti. They
proceeded on horseback In order TO visit
several of the ruined villages
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

MONDAA EN tNING, ApriI ..
Wheat-Easier; No. red, 54e bid; No. 8
red, SIC; rejected. 4Oa45c wagon wheat, SIC.
white. 4Oc: No. 3 white, 4Oc bid for one
color. 3915c for grade; No. 4 white. 36c: No.
. white mixed, S9c; No. 3 white mixed, 39c
bid; No. white mixed. 3Cc: No. yellow.
39c; No. 3 yellow. SSAe; no. 4 yellow, S6c
bid. No. mixed, 36c; ear 43c.
Oats-Firm; No. white, 36lkc; No. g
white, 35izc; No. mixed. BIC; No 3
mixed, 33i2c; rejected. 32434c
Rye-No. ?, SIC car; 45c wagon lots.
Bran-Si300
Hay-Choice timothy. Sn.50. No. 1. 81 bid
No. 2. 50 bid; No. l prairie. $3.50; mixed.
So; clover, IS.
nspections-wheat. cars; corn, II cars;
oats, 1 car; hay l car
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Hides, Leather. TnIIow and peIt..

Tallow-No. l. 4Ikc; No. 2 s1kc
Gresse-Brown, Sc; yellow. sac; white.
lkc
No. l calf sc: No. 2 calf, 3lbc: No. cured,
34c: No cured. &c: No. l. green. 2lsc; No.
:, green. &c.
Leather-Oak sole, 2sd3Sc; hemlock sole.
22G2sc: harness. 26d2Sc: skirting, 3id32c:
black bride, per doz, s60q95s fair bride,
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The Moore packing company's prl
Flour ard Feed.

Flour-Winter wheat patent. $S.75g4.OO;
spring wheat patent SS.99a4.O0; winter
wheat, straight, 81. 80; winter, extra,
80: buckwneaI -four. 81; oat meal, $500
SIS: rolled oats. S5d5.50: cracked wheat, s.
Gl5.75; middlIngs. S15Q1s: screenings. $l01l5
meal, s1.15Q1.25; rye meal, Sl.5Oql. 20; feed
meal, $l4ql6 per ton.
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PARTNER WANTED.

WANTED-NAN ACQUAINT-
ed with the tie stave or lumber bust
ness, with So 600 TO 5000 capital to as
sist in cutting and marketing about 800
acres of fine white oak, black oak and
poplar timber and assist in running gen
er,al store. It is particularly desired that
he be acquainted with the hardwood
lumber market. I have orders for over
5000 worth of stock 10 be filled imme-
diately. References given and required
Address I. T. Matheny, Elizabethtovn.
Ill
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WHOLESALE MARKETS.
INDIANAPOLIS IND

MONDAY EVENING. April %.
slight advance is noted in provisions
today. The market is very firm. Grocer
les show but little change. Prices of dried
and canned fruits are very firm. Cofees
and sugars are firm and unchanged Fruits
and vegetables are finding "A ready sale and
prices are advancing. Potatoes. beans
onions. new tomatoes anG lemons are
quoted higher. The produce market is
weak. Eggs dropped &c today. Butter is
a lso lower
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Other Deaths

At Kansas City-NIichael Roland. one
Of the celebrated triangle of the Clan
Na-Gaei.
At ST. Paul-Simon E. Ahren. a we'll
known capitalist for many years a re-
sident Of New York.
At Brick Church. y. H-Edward
Reed. for years "A carpet manufacturer
at Albany lie was worth s. 100000
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Unable 10 Tell.

Yes. that was So For years 1 suffered
severely with scrofula; sores broke out
all over my body, and / am unable to
tell one half that | suffered. ! was not
able TO obtain relief until / used Sulphur
Bitters, which completely cured me-C.
b. DALE. II Allston-st.. Boston.
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Timers, SnnnIicn-

Best brand charcoal tin. &c. 1Ox14. 12x12
and 14x20, S6.5Od7: IN 10xl4, l2xI2 and
14x20. SS50d9 roofing tin. &c 14x20. &.75d6;
20oI2S. l1.5OQ12; tin. in pig. &c: in bars. &c
iron. 27B. &c; &c iron. &C. best bloom gal
vanize6 iron. 20 per cent. discount: sheet
zinc. size; copper bottoms. 19c; polished
copper. 1Sc; solder. 15dl6c.
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GrOcerlPa.

Groceries.
NJ O'Connor & Co.'S prices:
Canned Goods-Blackberries. h. 90c;
cove oysters. i ID. full weight. sc: 1 10,
light weight. 65c; ? 10, fun weight, H.75:
. 10. light weight. S1.10d1.S0; peaches stan
dard 3 H. S1.S5d2: seconds. 3 ID. 81 406l 50:
pie 81 .O5eI1.10 pineapple, standard , ID
81 4Ddl 70; seconds. ID. Sld1.IO: string
beans. 7Od75c: salmon. / To, Sl.45G220; peas,
sifted' 81 Sd2 %; early June $.25d1 So mar
row 81 1O6II. 25; soaked, 75QS5c; tomatoes 3
III Sld1 %; corn, standard. 90cG<1. %; cream,
S.35d1.60. ,
cloves, 2cq25c; cassia, 10Q12c; nutmeg. 50
Csc. -,.o
A, 44Sc: of A. 4.0ea4.27c; white extra G..
4O3Q416c; good yellow. 4.l4c; common yell
Satin car lots. soc; in small lots. s5c
GS1U.
pion gloss. one and three-pCUnd packages
5a5Lc: champion gloss. lump. 3%G4c; one
and three-pound packages, 6q514c; improved
corn. 5;2d534c.
tyoffee-Common to good. 20d2OiLc: prime
TO choice 22d2Sc: fancy, 26d27c; golden Rio
e8G5Olkc: Java. y2GS5c: Banner. packages
23&.c Arbuckle's 232sc; Lion, 232sc; Jersey.
Z2.c
MisceIlaneous-Rice. Louisiana, 57sd6ikc:
coal oil. 6i20l0lzc; beans. navy, $3.50; me
dunn 81 90 marrowfat. S2.65.
SaueTkrau t-$3.25 per brl.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-25

SITUATION WANTED AS SECRETARY.
cashier or bOOkkeeper by reliable young
man. with references; good growing town
or country preferred. Address Box 1c6.
Indianapolis.
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TALKING OF THE TARIFF
OCCUPY THE TINE
WITH OPPOSITION SPEECHES.

Senator Mcmillan Asserts That Annex
alton to the United states Il the IL
tImnte Destiny of Canada-A sharp
Passage of WOrds-Thc Philadelphia
"orISingmen'S Protective Tariff
League Invndes the Capital.
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FOR SALE-FARMs.

FOR SALE - REASONABLE AND ON
easy terms. first-class farms in Southern
Illinois Carlisle, Bates & Co, Mt YER
non. III.
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

AS SECRETARY. CASHIER OR BOOK
keeper by reliable young man with ref
erences: good growing town or country
preferred. Address Box l26, indianapolis.
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curc Nervou.ne.. and Constipation

DR.. Shops Restorative Nerve Pills
sent free with Medical book to prove
merit, for &c stamp. Druggists, 25c. DR..
Shoop, Box X, Racine. Wis.
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Butter. Eggs and Poultry.
Produce merchants paying prices:

Butter-Fresh country extra, SdIOc.
Eggs-Per dog, size.
Live Poultry-Hens, SIC per ID; spring
chickens. &c; cocks, &c; turkey hens. &c;
toms, Sc young turkeys, fancy, large.
4Ikc; small. poor. &c; ducks. size: geese full
feathered, $3.50 per doz for fancy large
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NfIoII IUIIVW0s
firm: No. spring wheat. size: No 3
spring wheat. 5724 assoc: No. red. size;
No. , corn. 3S1sd3S9sc; No. 3 yellow corn,
3S24 d39c: No. . oats 32lsc: No. white, 35isc;
No white. 34Iads5c; No. > rye, 4Sc; No. 2
barley. nominal; No. 3. 56d5Sc; No. 4. 52d
55c; No l flax seed. a.22; prime timothy
G1235; lard. per 100 lbs, S60d7621z short
rib sides Goose), S6,5Oa6.55; dry sailed Shout
Cboxed5. S6.S71Id7 12I@: whisky, distiilers'
finished goods per gal Sis.
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Wool.
The fniir

The following prices for wagon lots:
Unwashed medium wool. 16c; unwashed
coarse or braid. 13G15c: unwashed fine mer-
inc, 12014c; tub washed, 25I26c.
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MARKETS ALL WEAK
Heavy Liquidation in the
Wheat Pits,
The Price Closing at a
Slight Decline.
FLUCTUATIONS VERY LIGHT
Oats the Stea diest OF the Spec
ulative Markets.
Provisions Lower in All the
Departm ents,
FLUCTUATIONS VERY LIGHT
Provisions Lower In All the
Departure nts,

Pork, Lard and Ribs Selling ut n De-
cline from Saturdays Figurcs-Tbe
Expectation of Gold for French
Ports Believed to BE mt an End for
ports.
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OIL MnrlSPia.

Open. Ezish. Low. Close.
oil City ....... s. s. - 81
Pittsburg NM. s. s. s. s.
NEW YORK. April z..-Petrolcum-T.e
market was steady; Pennsylvania oil
closed at Soc bid
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OIL Cake.
OH cake. $25.4 per ton: oil meal. s2S.A
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Also half brls. 100 lbs. at half the price of
the barrel. adding soc to cover additional
cost OF package.
Lard-kettle rendered, i'm tierces, CSC:
Reliable" brand 914c: Indiana" brand.
sac; also in tubs, % lbs net, sc over
tierces: buckets 20 lbs net, 15c over tierces.
CansLGross weights-50 lbs. In single
cases or cases or cans. &c advance on
price of tierces.
20 lbs in cases OF cans, sc advance on
price of tlerces.
10 ID in cases OF cans. &c advance on
price of tierces.
lbs in cases or Il cans, sc advance on
price of tierces.
lbs IN cases of 20 cans. 1c advance on
price of terces.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-25
MANY LIVES LOST
BY the Violent Earthq ueke
Shocks in Greece.
The Oscillations Continu-
ing for Hours.
VILLAGES ARE IN RUINS
With the Property Loss AL
most Unparalleled.
Panicky Feeling Prevail Is in
the Country.

king George at Work Trying to Help
the sunerers-Active Measures Nee
essary at Once to Aid the Lower
CIasses-The Shocks Extend to
sion,
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

Quotations from New York. Cincin-
aaH and Elsewhere.
NEW YORK. April Receipts,
1890 brls: exports. 200 brls; sales 400
pkgs; market sc lower: weak all round
northwestern mills hold firm but country
mills are accepting lower prices; city mills
patents. A.O5 ;n4.30: winter patents, $3.50
$40. city mills clear. 2.55d360: winter
straights, 81 6On3: Minnesota patents s. 40
$3.50; winter extras. $2Q2.50; Minnesota
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ssoa7s per doz: city kip. 53q75c: French
kip. 75cdS1O5: city calf skins, 55G75c; French
calf skins. $1dl90.
Sheep-Shearing, 20d20c: lambs, 40GT5c.
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slow and 10al5c lower; prime to extra ma
tive steers. S25G450; medium, S.Sd40;
others, $3.5Od3.75; Texans, $40
Hogs-Recepts, 10000: steady; rough
1880; prime heavy and butcher weights,
$.30d535; assorted light, S5.25d5.30.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1000; mar
ket completely @emoralized; top sheep. 8. 20
d4.25; top lambs. $4.50d4.75.
BUFFALO, April 3-Cattle-Receipts. 10
cars; market averaging loo lower: good TO
best heavy steers. 81. 25d4. fair to good
butcher steers, SS.50d4; fat cows and heif-
ers $3.50; mixers slow and easy; best
veals. $50; good to choice, $9.50dA
higher; prime heavy, $50; medium. $50;
Workers. light to best, s5.45d5.55. mostly
$50; pigs. $5.20d5.35: closing firm: all sold.
Sheep-ReceiptS, 90 cars; market strong
and l5G25c higher: top wool lambs $3.50;
good 10 choice. $685.; good to choice
clipped. S46425
Calves-Receipts for two days. SECS on
sale, sos: market uemoralizeS and l5dAc
lower veals. poor TO prime, Sn5i4c.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts for two days.
er; unshorn sheep. common to prime, S35l
Q4.15; clipped sheep. inferior to prime S35t
N425; unshorn lambs, common to choice
$475qf5. 20; extra. $50; clipped lambs, good
Hogs-Receipts for two days. 1850: ;
cars on sale; steady; inferior to choice
hogs. s5d565.
NEW YORK, April 2S.-Beeves-Receipts
for two day, SPA; AZ car on sale; dull and
1Oc lower: native steers choice. $40 good
TO prime, &.40d4.50; medium to fair Sap.
m4.S; inferior to ordinary, S4.O5d4.20; com
mon. 50. 4Od4: oxen. s.. 15d3.S0: bulls. &. S0G
5.15; dry cows, S160d3.S5. European cables
quote American steers at 10dl11ac per ID
exports today. 175 beeves and 1850 quarters
Of beef
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on the produce exchange TODAY the
butter market was firm. creamery, 15d21c;
dairy, False. Eggs-Steady at l0c.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. April BIN the face OF the
several important auction sales resident
and visiting buyers have given all atten-
ton thereto. and outside of special orders
the general demand has been slow and all
business of moment resulting from deliver
les Of former contracts. Printing cloths
were quiet and steady at 234c for o.
squares. and no sales reported.
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Seeds.

Dealers prices in goods are as follows
Per Bushel.
Glover med D. m recieaned- fair To
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Fresh pork sausage, in link. z
Fresh pork sausage, in bulk, 20 ID pals. 81
Smoked pork sa Usage .................... "a:
Bologna-Cloth, &c; skin, SIC.
Hoisteiner. IIc.
Wienerwurst, &C.
Beef tongues. canvassed. 4Oc each.
Beef tongues plaIn. &c each.
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LNE STOCK MARKETS.
UNION STOCK YARDS.

INDIANAPOLIS. April %.
Cattle-Receipts. none: shipments, none.
The cattle market was unchanged. We
quote:
Choice export grades. $50 70
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-28
THAT DIsPUrED LETTER

4 Ths One That Colonel breckenridge RE-
Hes on to Down Madeline Pollard
WASHINGTON. March 28.-The de-
Tense in the Pollard-BrecAinrid trial
took a new tack yesterday and ven
1ured upon the troubled sea of expert
testimony Two witnesses well known
ia Washington, DR.. %. 81. Schaefer,
the deputy coroner Of the District Of
Columbia, and Mr.. Edwin B. Hay, an
attorney who is something of a local
Chauneey Depews appeared for the
Kentucky congressman and their
statements were directed to the
support Of the contention that
the hand of Madeline Poll
lard Penned the black bordered
letter written ia 1884, which she has
most emphatica1y denied twice over
on the witness stand Great stress IS
laid by the defense upon the anthem
ficity of this letter, not because it
runs counter to the testimony Of the
plaintiff that Colonel Breckenridge
first called upon her at the Wesleyan
academy Of his own vOlition, but be-
cause they think if she can be proven
false on one important detail her
whole statement viii be lmpeached-
This letter, which figured so con-
spieuously in the case and which the
defense viii fight to get before the
WESLEYAN COLLEGE,. July 20, 1854
To Dear Colonel Breckenridge. Your
letter came to me Saturday ann
glad yOu told me that 1T would be in-
convenient to come out here to the
college, for If You had gone to ever
such a little troubl to listen to what
times Overburdens q school girHs
mind, you might be inclined to be
provoked with yourself. a preachers
opinion Of any little affairs of mine
would cause premature gray hairs
where your opinion might clear away
all doubts and fears and let me be
quite free-hearted again. 4 think /
have prepared for you a divorce
case but listen. it is worse than
that If certain person should
advance funds for my tuition here 81
school for three years, under the
promise that / marry him at the ex-
pratiOn of the time, could he do any
thing if I would not marry him, but
teach and refund all he had advanced2
i know YOU think why the deceptiOn2
But on no other terms VIII he agree
When a girl wants nothing but a good
education, and means to obtain such
are denied her, what is she to do but
take the only chance she is ever likely
to have? I liked your face and 1 am
sure would Like you, and if a & any
future time you are in the city and
would care to come around, remember
that home faces are always welcome.
j am very respectfully yours
MADELINE j. POLLARD"
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"A very dimdent young man, who is strug-
Cling with his first faint signs of a mus
tache and lovesickness, went down to the
quiet little village Of Berlin. on the Cam
den and Atlantic railroad, on Sunday. His
visit to a certain fair one was so pleasant
that the evening hours wore away with as
tOuisbing rapidity. came to his senses
ct an hour long past the movement Of the
last train for the city. The fair ones fam
ily made him comfortable for the night,
and he passed Into dreamland full Of hap
piness.
When the family awoke the next morn
ing, it was thrown into CONSERVATION
Burglars had invaded the house during the
night and carried off a lot of things The
dimdent young man was awakened by the
confusion. and vainly he searched for his
trousers. Cc1d perspiratton broke out upon
him, and he sat down upon the bed and
walled iuwardly. He managed TO acquaint
his sweetheart's relatives Of his predica-
ment. but as paterfamilias was the only
man in the family, and be weighs close to
500 pounds. She trouble was only accentu-
ated- There is not a pair Of trousers on
sale in Berlin, and the unfortunate love
lorn youth was compelled to remain pris-
ouer in his room while his sweetheart came
to the city. got q pair of trousers at his
home and took them down at 2 O'Clock ia
che afternoon philadelphia Record
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goodman For MAYOR.

The Perth Amboy Man Who Aspires to
That lie, Wen Backed.
PERTH AMBox. n. j., March 28-Ed-
ward Cruddeu, the PERM Am00y coach
man who wants TO be mayor IF the city.
Las presented To the CITY clerk pettion
slgned BIZ LIS voters. asking mat Ills
name be placed on the official ballots
Tor use at the charter election on April
10th.
The law requires that there be five
signers to such a petition Tor every i q
voters There were about 100 cast al
I'D election here. and as Crud1en handed
lhe petition 10 the city clerk ne remarked
THAT there were twenty-siK names more
than We're necassarv.
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TIE coMMoNwEALERa.

They Reach Alliance, Ohio Eoot Sore
ana Weary-aIany DESERT
1IAxnI0, Ohio. March 2s.-Ihe adj
vance guard of the commonWeal army
arrived in town at 1910 O'Clock. In
command Of General Coxey. The
start was made from Louisville att
600 o'clock with I43 men 1v actual
count.
The growth at Louisville was fair,
but there have been many desertlous-
The leaders are confident, however,
that as the strength of the movement
increases additional recruits viii be-
received i'm much larger mum oers. The
day was clear and sharp. and the
ground covered with several inches Of
snow.
ALLIANCE. Ohio. March 2s.-The
army arrived in Alliance last night
footsore and weary and at once set
out upon begging expedition Toes
have begun to peep from shoes that
have yielded to the hard service of
the march, and the lack of clothes is
still severely felt Clothing and other
supplies were asked for. but little was
Obtained
No dinner and only cheese bread,
potatoes and black coffee en- the
evening bin of fare has caused much
grumbling, and it may lead 10 open
mutiny. General Coxey went to Chi
cage last night, but he win be back
to-day. He and Brown addressed
crowd in the opera house yesterday
afternoon Brown S plausible defense
Of the crusade brought applause and
$1D-92- Camp Anna l.. Diggs VIII be
esta bIished at Salem today
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DEBARs PENSION LAWYER.
Holxa s1nI IA Proven Him Praofie nag For
UnprofsssionaI Conduct

INDIANAPOLIS, March 2S.- Secretary
Hoke Smith has debarred from practic-
ing id the pension department, by. ~. El-
lis. secretary of the Union Comrade com-
pany, at No 30 North Delaware street.
Ellis is charged by the secretary Of the
interior with unprofessional conduct
Ellis issued circulars ia which he invited
veterans to become mem Ders af his or-
der ia which a fee of $1 would 0e
charged
He promised that If the fun value of
the money should not be received at the
end IS the year the dollar would be re-
funded and the dissatisfied mem 1ars be
still entitled to mem bership ana privil-
eyes.
on payment Of the fee IF ST. claims
for restoration to the rolls would be pros-
ecuted without any further expense.
The circular attacked the policy o. the
pension bureau AMI advocated several
schemes held TO be violations Of the pen
sion laws
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FAYETTE. Mo-. March -Favette
was Wis ted bv a disastrous c0n8ara-
ton early yesterday morning. About
1870 o'cloez the star livery stables
we're discovered on ere. and ia less
than an hours time the building and
contents including eighteen head of
horses 1atin t1 RanlEins broom fact
omit. Warren & kIatt's blacksmith
shop ana the residence Of William
Daughter and q large vacant house
owned by Mrs Dr. Smith were con
sumed. The total loss is about 81. 600
with about So 900 insurance.