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Meeting of Populi.t. CalIed.

ST LOUIS. Nov. 3O.-At the request of
the members of the national executive
committee of the Peoples party and sug-
gestion of the chairman of the State COM
mittee, National Chairman Taubeneck has
called a meeting of the national commit
tee of the Peoples party at the Lindell
Hotel, st. Louis, Dec. % and q. In addi-
ton to the members of the national COM
mittee all others who have taken a prom
inent part in organizing the party and those
who are willing to work and vote with the
Peoples party in the future for monetary
reform are invited. The object of this
meeting is to map out a policy for an
educational campaign betv cen now and the
meeting of the national committee.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 30.-The trial OF
W. S. Richardson and III. F. Smith for the
some rather unexpected developments.
Smith. one of the defendants. badly con-
tradicted his statements made on WedneS-
day in his direct examination. To-day he
seemed bothered and involved himself in a
web Of irreconcilab1e Statements. The tes-
ttmony Of Richardson was a surprise. He
replied either very artfully or with the
assurance of absolute innocence His di-
rect examination was not finished.
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BICYCLE TOURNEY WINNERS.
Five-Mile Professional Race Captured
by Zimmerman.

Dy klmmefmans
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-The fourth day of
the grand international bicycle tournament
opened at 2 o'clock this afternoon with
hardly two hundred spectators in the hall.
Following are the winners of heats:
Half-mile Heat Race, Class A-Ffrst heat,
w. A. Barbeau in 1:12 10; second heat,
Tom Butler in 1:l6 1-5; third heat, M. F.
Goodman in Ills.
Mile Handicap. limit 80 yards. Class A
First heat, H.. Hodgson in 2:26 3-5; second
heat, j. NJ. Baldwin in 2:27; third heat, w.
c.. Roome in 2:24 As; fourth heat, w. A.
Barbeau in 2:20 is.
Mile-lap Race, Glass B-Ffrst heat, Nc
Duffee in 2:30 Is; second heat, Nat Butler
in 2:33 2-5.
Five Miles. Scratch, Professional; run in
Two-mile Heats-Ffnal Five Miles-Ffrst
heat, Zimmerman in $40 10; second heat
Edward in $40 1-5.
Mile Handicap, limit 80 yards-First heat,
H. Hodgson in 2:23 Is; second heat, w. c.
Roome in 2:26 45.
Two Miles, Scratch. Professional-First
heat, Wheeler in 5:1S 2-5; second heat, Zim-
norman in 5:Z7 1-5.
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Britain's Notice to- Nicaragua.

LONDON, Nov. 30.-It is learned that
Great Britain has informed Nicaragua tina
she could not recognize certain DEGREES in
regard to land registration and other mat
tiers which Great Britain holds violate
her treaty witt Nicaragua The statement
that Great Britain refused to recognize
the Nicaraguan government at Bluefields
is most positively denied The question was
not one OF the sovereignty of Nicaragua
over the Mosquito coast, which Great
Britain had already acknowledged In the
above mentioned treaty, but of the rights
OF sef-government secured to the Mosquito
Indians under the treaty.
General Barrios, the special envoy OF
Nicaragua TO Great Britain. and Senior
Cresante. the N~icaraguan minister, were
received in audience to-day by the Queen
at Windsor Castle, when Senior Crisante
presented his credentials.
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General Notes.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-Dr. G. w.
Poole has been appointed pension examin-
ing surgeon at Greencastle, Putnam county.
George Jackson has been appointed post
master at Dresden, Greene county. and
James Lamb at Trask, Grant county,.
Assistant Postmaster-general Maxwell
has been called to Massachusetts on ac-
count Of the death of his mother.
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Electrical Genius at Farmland.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FARMLAND, Ind, Nov. 30.-W. J. Day.
isson. a jeweller In this city. has again
became popular in the eyes of the mechan-
ical world. This time he has invented an
electric street car. The model is a small
car six inches long, mad of light wood.
with brass wheels and a small dynamo in
side instead of underneath. The car is
lighted with incandescent lights and is a
neat piece Of workmanship. Mr.. Davisson
has a circular track in the show window
of his store room, where the car has been
placed on exhibition. Recently Mr.. Davis
son constructed a dynamo, which furnishes
boiler which is used to run the dynamo was
also built by him. In fact nearly everything
in his establishment was built by his own
hands.
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The Amsterdam Exhibition.

WASHINGTON, Nov. @.-The Department
of State has received programmes OF the
International exhibition of hotels and travel
ing accommodations TO be held in Amster-
dam next summer. The scope of the ex-
hibits will be of the widest character, the
group covering architecture, ship building,
railway construction and equipment, aero
states, furniture, china and pottery, table,
fectionery, fisheries, plumbing, medicine.
machinery, electric lighting and signaling,
gas and oil lighting. heating, art industries.
geography. appliances. gardening, insur-
ance and many other branches.
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New Albany Rail Mill for $4,000.

NEW ALBANY, Ind, Nov. 30.-The
plants Of the New Albany Rail Mill Com
pany, in this city and Alexandria, Ind,
were sold to-day to a party of ST. Louis
capitalists for $4,000 cash on an order is
sued by Judge Heater to the assignee. the
Union Trust Company, of Indianapolis, as
foreshadowed in the Journal last Wednes-
day. The remainder of the plant in this
city will be moved to the new plant at
Alexandria and consolidated with a mill
now located near st. Louis, owned by the
syndicate. 1t is said the new company will
employ nearly one thousand workmen and
prove a big boom for Alexandria. The sale
of the mill will pay about 20 per cent. of
the Indebtedness of the company.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 90.-The story that
Archbishop Ireland, of st. Paul, came to
this city for the purpose of obtaining a
loan Of 100000 with which to relieve the
financial needs OF his diocese cannot be
verified. 1t has been said that the loan was
obtained from the United States Trust
Company, of this city, but Secretary Thor
nell denied 1T. President Stewart may have
negotiated the loan as a personal or private
matter, but if this is so, the other officials
of the trust company claim to be unaware
of it. President Stewart is absent from the
city and will not return until Monday.
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the Y. NJ. C. A. teams of indianapolis and
this city. and resulted liz a tie. At the end
OF the first half the game stood 2 to 4 in
the end of the second half IL stood 4 to 4.
Then a fve-minutes play-off was given and
each side made a score, il standing > to 5.
test the game. The home team will have to
play with Wabash College. Terre Haute
and LAFAYETTE.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3l.-H. Granville
Gray. who is wanted in Chicago. was ar
rested in this city to-day. Gray is a we'll
known swindler and has many aliases. In
1898 he went to Chicago, and while there
married Mile Wickam, of Lake View.
that Gray secured several hundred dollars
from his wife and her sister. He was ar
rested INC after being released. jumped
his bail and came to this city. 1t is said
that Gray is wanted in New York for
forgery. He has served time in Sing Sing.
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Another Vote for Women.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
MADISON. Ind, Nov. 3O.-Trinity Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, with a membership
of seven hundred, to-day voted almost
unanimously against restricting General
Conference delegates to males.
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Irwin VIII Pay All Depositors.

PITTSBURG, Nov. 3.-George NJ. Irwin,
the discretionary pool operator. to-day en-.
tered bail in the sum of $40. 700 10 cover al
cases pending against him.. and ali that
may be filed. He is now free from the an
noyance OF suits until the December session
OF court He agrees TO pay al depostors'
and District Attorney Burleigh has teie-
graphed the New York authorities 10 drop
all proceedings there. Steps Will be taken
to nave the receiver for Irwin dismissed
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Ap.op Beaten at billiards.

P~ITTSBURG, Pa, Nov. @.-The ~six-hun-
dred point balk line match between Captain
Arson and W.. H. Harrison was won by
Harrison-6OO to 427. To-night's score was:
HARRISON. 900: Arson, 242. Average-Harri-
son, Ga; Arson, 5 S-47. Highest runs-Harri-
son. 90: Arson, 80. Average for the match
Harrison. 5 ST.; Arson, 4 6-52.
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Democrats to Make n Test Case.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the I~nulanapolS JOURNAL.
WABASH, Ind, Nov. 30.-The suit
brought by the Wabash county Democrats
to have the Republican vote Of the county
q. the election thrown out because the
ticket bore the name of a candidate for an
office not vacant came up to-day before the
County Commissioners. N. G. Hunter rep
resented the Democrats and Plumer & King
the Republicans. Hunter argued that the
presence of John NJ. Grains name on the
ticket as a candidate for recorder was a
distinguishing mark, as no recorder was to
be voted for. The commissioners decided
otherwise, and the case was appealed to
the Circuit Court. Hunter a he will
carry it to the Supreme Court before he
drops 1t.
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Colima Volcano Active Again.

GUADALAJARA. Mexico, Nov. 30.-An-
other terrific eruption of the Colima vol
cano occurred Wednesday night, and the
scene as witnessed from this city was a
grand one. No definite reports ave been
received from the immediate vicinity of the
volcano, but ii is feared that there was a
severe loss of property and probably of life.
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Elections to Give Them Representa-
ton in Church Conferences.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, Ind, Nov. 90.-An election
was held in the Methodist Church here to-
night, at which all Methodists in this part
of the State were admitted and given The
right to vote. The question was on admit
ting the women of the church to equal
privileges will the men in the General
Conference. The question carried by an
overwhelming majority, there icing few
votes against il.
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Bad weather for Rheumatism.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Slowing to the
unfavorable weather to-day 1t was thought
best for the President to remain at Wood
ley and not venture out and the Cabinet
meeting for to-day was abandoned. 1t is
also stated that there is no business that
needs the attention Of the Cabinet. II there
are matters upon which any of the Cabi-
net members desire TO consult the Presi-
dent they will drive TO Woodiey. Private
Secretary Thurber says that the President
Is improving, and is much better, and IL
was only because the damp weather was
thought to have a bad effect upon his
rheumatism that the trip to the White
Housa was abandoned
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Shot While Playing Indian.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Nov. 30.-Yester-
day evening while some boys were playing
Indian west of this city John Small. the
ten-year-old son Of Edward Small. news
dealer, of this city, received a wound in
his neck which barely missed the jugular
vein. The ball was from a Twenty-Five
caliber fiobert rife.
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Hawaii Recognized n. n Republic.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3o.-The Hawaiian
charge d'affaires. Mr.. Frank p. Hastings,
has received in his current mail Information
that since the establishment of the re-
public in Hawaii. on July 4 last. the official
recognition of the following governments
Britain. France, Russia, Italy, Belgium,
Mexico, Guatemala, and also notice of in
.ent from Germany and Peru On Nov. 10,
the day after President Dole's return from
A visit to the Island Of Hawaii, the British
commissioner at Honolulu called at the
executive building and presented an auto
toria, announcing the recognition OF her
government. The tone Of the letter was
mncf cordial
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NEW YORK, Nov. SCI. w. Showalter
won the fourteenth game of the chess
match against A. Albin at the Manhattan
Chess Club to-day. The latter selected the
French defense and resigned after thirty
FIVE moves. Score: Albin. 4; Showalter, 4;
drawn, 3.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. S0.-The report of
James Kerr. Clerk of the House of Rep
resentatives. shows that for the year end
ing June 30, 1894, the salaries of members
and othee expenses Of the House amounted
to $500. $50, of which total $256, $50 was for
the hire of members clerks.
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SANITY Old Lady Dead.
IN tho Tndioranol,c Journal

OpcSiod " uhe lnulandpOlS Jouriidi-
PLYMOUTH, nd, Nov. 30.-The funeral
or Mrs. Mahala Borton, who died yester-
day, aged Lightweight, at the residence
of her son-in-law, DIR. Luther Johnson, of
Bourbon, Ind, was held to-day at the res
idence of her son, DR.. j. A. Borton, in this
city. She was we'll known as a woman
of sanity Christian character.
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nroeramr5e arranred4 and everything de-
ponds upon what the general feeling Is
when we all get together.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-The President
has cabled to United States Minister Brock
inridge at st. Petersburg Instructions to
convey to the Car the Presidents sincere
congratulations upon his recent marriage.
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Two Yenrs for stabbins a Man.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FRANKLIN, Ind, Nov. @.-Daniel Doty,
a prominent farmer of this county, was this
morning found guilty Of assault and bat
terry with intent to kill John w. Turner,
and sentenced to the penitentiary for two
years with a fine of $500. The case lasted
three days and attracted widespread notice
on account of the prominence of the par
ties connected. Doty is something over
forty years old and is well known. He
has been previously mixed up in cutting
affrays. The offense for which he was to-
day onvicted was committed July is. In an
alteration Doty used a knife on Turner
injuring him so severely that il was
thought for a time he would not recover.
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port prepared for presentation to the
House. Ii is understood that special
~promptitude will be exercised in this direc-
ton In case the committee should decide
that the charges nave been sustained. In
that event, and IL case the House should
adopt the report, the matter will, necessari-
ly go to the Senate. where the impeach-
ment proceedings. which will result, viii be
conducted. In case the committee should
decide to exonerate Mr. Rciks there viii be
no necessity for haste.
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LoganspOrt, Ia; kokOmO, II.
.ecial to the Indianapolis Journal.

DPCNIdI NHt IHU4dIIdPUIIS
KOKOMO, Ind, Nov. 30.-The Kokomo
Browns football team played the Logans-
port Athletics at the latter place, Thurs
day, and were defeated in a very pretty
game. The score was Logansport. IA; Ko-
komo. IL. Kokomo was right at goal when
time was called.
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-HAvRE. Nov. 9o-Arrived: Prussia. from
New York. for Hamburg.
NEW YORK, Nov. s0.-Arrived: OLDHAM,
from Rotterdam.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. so.-Arrived: Nomadic.
from New York.
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w. II. G. Banquet at Farmland.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.

0ptNIdI To TT IIUIdIIdp OIIo JOUI q
FARMLAND. Ind, Nov. 30.-Moses
Heron Womens' Relief Corps, in this city,
gave a banquet this afternoon in honor of
several visiting corps from Winchester,
Trenton and several other towns through
out the county. Supper was served at the
home of the president, Mrs. j. K. =. Gray.
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The barn of Thomas Britton, in the east
part of Rockville, was burned. Thursday
night. Loss, $1,000.
Clinton Dewitt of Elwood. while hand
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ExGovernor Bowfe Dying

BALTIMORE. Nov. so-Ex-Governor
Bowie. who was stricken with paralysis
Monday night. Is still alive, but his death
Is hourly looked for.
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CINCINNATI. Nov. 30.-On application OF
President Hunter. b. p. Hollisfer was APP
pointed receiver of the Lyle Safe and
Lock Company; assets, $4,000: liabilities,
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NEWARK. N. j., Nov. 30.-In the sub
urbs OF Newark, to-day. Maggie aud Nell
lie Peyton and Harry and Minnie Karcher,
children, were bruned by bonflres- Maggie
Peyfon is. dead and Nellie Peyton and
Harry Karcher fatally injured Pauline
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America cup. The Yachting World adds:
Lord Dunraven has little cause TO CON-
p mst % Of she s sptnnis IN w thaa s ne much nni V was
yielded" The Yachting World ridicuies as
an amusing canard the report that Lord
at loggerheads on the subject of the style
of the boat which should be built for the
next international yachting contest. 1T hav,
ing been stated that Lord Dunraven favored
a center board yacht and Mr.. Watson In
sisted upon a keel craft. The Yachting
any difference of opinion nor is there likely
to be any. If the secret can be Kept. II
will not be known until the yacht is
launched whether she is a keel boat or a
Mr.. Watson are determined to have the
new yacht fitted for the course. We are
void of insular prejudice and that the boat
will not be confined to any national type,
but to the type believed to be the best for
American waters
Bayard Gave Them ''Tafy.v
LONDON, Nov. 3o.-Mr. Bayard presided
tonight at the Observation-Disclosures
anniversary festival Of the Scottish corpo-
ration. Never in the long history of the
Scottish Corporation has a similar compli-
ment been paid to any other foreign en-
bassador or minister. Mr.. Bayard mad
1attering illusions to the members of the
royal family and the British generally. The
Secretary announced the receipt of dona-
lions amounting to e. i54, including one OF
100 guineas from the Queen. Upon the con-
clusion of the reading Of the secretary's
report Mr.. Bayard's health was drunk with
Highland honors. In response Mr.. Bayard
alluded to the honest debt the United
States owed the Scots. He said, among
other things: The first and foremost
name that we Americans must revere is
that of W~ashington: but scarcely second is
that Of a man of Scottish birth and blood,
Alexander Hamilton" The banquet broke
up with cheers for Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard
and the singing of The S~tar-spangled Ban
ner,' during which everybody present
stood.
Strength of Brazilian Rebels.
MCNTEVIDEO, Nov. official
sources of the Brazial Junta the CORE
spondent here has obtained the following:
The rebels nave now in the province of
Rio Grande do Sui II, 400 men in the field,
all well armed, besides eight hundred
horses, thirty-eight pieces of light artil-
lery and seven pieces of heavy, while in
the province of Pernambuco they have 1900
well-equipped men with fourteen pieces of
light artillery and more arms and cannon
en- route, and as soon as these arrive the
force in revolt will increase.
Cable Notes.
There is no truth in a report from Odessa
that the Grand Duke George, the Care
witch, died Sunday.
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Basket HALL at Crawfordsville.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CRAWFORDSvILLE. Ind, Nov. 80.
The first basket ball game OF a champion
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What b Normal school Wand.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Nov. SO.-The Nor
NAL School does not ask for $4,000 TO COM
plete the new building. The original esti-
mate was $50. 800. and the Legislature APP
propriated but $4,000. The work was COM
pleted as far as the money would pay the
bills. All hat is asked from the next ses-
sion of the Legislature for the building is
the Go.500 balance and 5000 for the addi-
In the $4,000 that will be asked for there is
included in addition 10 the above 5000, for
instance. for the library, and other items
not In the original estimates.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
vINCENNES. Ind, NV. 30-The second
annual reunion of the Northumberland
twentieth Regiment Indiana volunoeers was
held here to-day. ]. NJ Steel. of Francisco.
Ind. was chairman. and Captain Abdite, OF
Danville, H., was secretary. James L.
King, of Cypress. Ino., was elected perma-
nent chairman and ZaChariah Mahoney, OF
Charlottesville, permanent secretary and
treasurer. Charlottesville was settled on
for the next reunion
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
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Strength Of Brazilian Rebels.


There is no truth in a report from Odessa
that the Grand Duke George, the Care
witch. died Sunday.
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