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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-04
ger. ST..
.6ermaniuz Turabcrein. "
9tonutS Geriummluug uno Seritte beS
3urulehyerS @oOsuburs. - DIE bsuOr'
ieheuOeH 6enIJhtrrteu oeS SereIus. -


0fonatS Geriummluug uuo Ssri6te bes
3uruIehytrS @oOsuburg. - DIE beuOr'
iteheuOeH 6enIihtriteu oes Ssretus. -
Seritis eneF.
Inter Dem 9Oriite oes erlten Spres
der5 Seinrid SoiIerbert belt geitcrn
Gbeno Der ,@ermanIasSuruuereIn in
iciucr Qolls, 9tr. 7 unb 9, BoltOiiiccz
Iocnue, lslnc monatlihc @tneralsSers
iammIuu9. 3u ocriclbeH fumcn bic Be
riHte Der Seamtcn sur SerIsinus, ruelte
iebr gintlg fir Oa5 @eOsibsn Oes 9srs
ems lauteteu.
Gurnlebrcr Sarl SOScnburg meloete,
SuB iid Der Qur6i9nittsbciuf ser
EuruItunOcn wdbreno oeS perflo6enen
gJtonatS wie folst tellt: Gustlufen fir
Suabeu As, Ibcnoflufeu iiir Snaben
Sc, WtGO4entlahen 81, 0amcutla6sn
"a uuo aftioe Surner 80. ytad benz
Seridte re5 8ibIlotbctarS iino III benz,
lelbeu a3eitraum q Bidder ausseliebeu
worocu.
2lm II. OIni osrantaltet Der 8ersin
einen Surngan9 naA pBebet'S Bart"
an Der SariOros9fOao. Die 9tbenoans
terbaltun9 gum 8eren zines SonOS fir
bic PrelSs9itege, weldc ii4 an Dem
SrsiSturnfete bes 2ltlantiiden Gurna
trciIe8" in Batteriou, q. s., betbelltgt,
marc uuf ben 5. Niai fcit9eieet unO iOll
in SdlegePs 0aue ltuItfnOen. Sir pas
am 4. Suit itattiinOcu0e SOltSfelt wurs
ben Die Eurncr Wt. 2uOmig, &briitiun
Weger, .. TuntbGnel, G. 2eeer, s.
Sals, 81. .3atrcuO uno 6. Damn ais
9lrrangementS,@ @omlte criuGblt.
QSle bcfannt, bate Ser SOrltanb 6eS
r@ermanlazGuruuereiuS" Der Barfbe'
b0rOe ourb Sefrctar Hiit cine Sul6rtft
Iberlcnoen laileu, in weld5cr Der Serein
warm fir Bic 9(eierOIrung zines gceigz
netcn Blaee8 im y Batter Barrie" olS
Eurupiae fiir Die beranwahienoc Sue
geno elntritt. 9iele Stellunguabme
uur0c 9eitsrn Seitcn8 Der attIocu Gur1
ncr cinltInlmts inorilirt.
Der Serualtcr Oc3 Scrclns, 0r. Ia>
quit &ramer, rsidte ietue Rensuatiou
etn, welde an9cnOmmen Wurbe. Sler
Atltslit0,r famen 3ur 2lufuubme unb
Orel wurbeu uOrseidlasen. Cine Gins
laouus gum Shauturnen beS Gurnuers
Gins ySOrw6rt8," lOwie iOlhe gum Sall
teS ySuniOr Bpramloen Clubs" sur
sllntcrhaltuu9 Der, SGn9errunoe"
uuo cine lolbc oe8 bumOrltiihen Woblz
tbatigfcltssS rtiu6 n9tdaltenItcbe" ma
ren eirgelauicu unO wnrOen entgeSeu>
9enommeu. -
Sames 8onb, Glert Oes 9ups'
riorqcridtes, Wuroe an Stclle bes relts'
nireuoen Sru. 9Obu 0uDner gum Bra
liOeuteu ocr yImerlcun VanttuS ano
&rults@ @Omp." crwdbIt.
Die 9tor0z Ipenucs8r il de.-
Sr. 9ba8. j. Mcger, ser PrdljOent Ser
rBaltO .sSbiozSabn", bat Oeu OtuDOr
j. s. yatrobc UNI cine @OuTereu8 be-
3isli6 Der 6ertt9ltclun9 Der peitllAeu
glunabrt CUR gtOro>AuenuesSrade era
iunt. Der NaDOr wtrO benz Ia alu9eu
entipredcu.
Oireftorenz W a B /. = Der
oGentlcmen'8 0riUingzGlub" bat se'
itern IOl9en0e 0lrcftorcn erwGblt: 8u.
$. GpanS, Batrif 9tO9ers, 3obn Grais
ner, Sarrp Yrag, u. 0enidsl, 0tidael
Sbeegau, 9. QantmOnO, iun., 3bOmas
9fDan, 2OuI5 2Gofcr uno s. 9S. Sces
nan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-04
UelAieu0uuaeM

aab auen 9beiIen 0uroSa'S b.iOrst prompt uHo
biais bic
Gypeeition oes .Seutia1en 6srrtfs snoenfsn,-
S.sgp.,Sds HsItimsIs.Str. uus ysi'S Sikes'9ss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-04
sic fpmmenpe fiirifIidlt Sodlsctt.
GrtrazSiBung.
Die Qesislatnr pou DuiiOuri Iuirb bonn GOu
uerneur suiammeuberuten.

SefferiOn @ttp. Dtu.. 3. april.
-@ouperneur StOne, bat beute mtttelit
Proclamation bic Stauts>2eslslatur auf
Sen %. 2lprIl 5ulammenberufsn, nm
Elm 8ablssles, iopie Elm antizeObbDz
@eies su erwasen. Su Der YrOtlamas
tiun ersebt lih Der @Ouuerneur in ni9t
ionberlid ldntei9elpuften susOriifen
iber oaS Grei5en oct 2ObbD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-04
Sane's SanSefsf6 f6ufe,
Nr. %, @eifs9eringtnnzgtr.

Gei6dttstrrius icserat. ob.r IN Berbineuns ma
Gt.uosrapbie une Spreibibrift Shorthand and
Typewriting lauf 8 giouate sinitIiesih Shder $50.
Stenoeraphis' une Sdrebfhrift' 'Surius icperat ami
Dlonatt $S7.
New standard"s /, ,arthand. ssid,te Besiuaun.
sen. &iEstI'nrterrit 80 tseoretite une prattif&e
Bspartements: Dian eIrdbue bieit 5situRs.
(Stpt24 ,6VetO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-04
OrnBbrltannirn.
Gin Sciauoter a.tf itrlc,,b.

9Ofo BONA, ,. 9lpril.-adtb. 8.
6. Pocr 2rent). britilder @elanDt;r on
Sapan, 1T .rtrunft uno triiit aultalt.n
gu elmer urtaIbsrtiie ua6 @nelanb.
SbefftcIS's atnsfubr nab gmertfa.
SbefficlS, 8. Nprll. 8.rtb
Der ausfubr Don Wtsferl ldmieOcmaaren
BON bier naa Den Ser. Staaten wabz
reub Oes lestcu Slsrteliabrs be3ifisrt iid
auf 92S,67S ssseu 914,15O wabreno
ber cOrrelponoirenOen .3eit beS Yorlabs
res. Sumerbin bubcn li9 Die @irfunz
gen bes ncuen amerifauii1en 2ariiS
uiAt in benz MaaBe se3cist, pie Die bis>
iisen Sauoslstreiberoen erwartet baben.
Vcrfdbteoenes.
2onoon, 3. 9lprll. - 0as &abinet
frat nm II llbr beute unter Dem Yoriis
bcs SOrb 9fOi.berrp suiammen. Der
Brsmler Iab blaB aus, iiiblt. iih aber
bebeuteno trGitiser als seI.stntlid Der
lesten Stsuus. Dtan bate erpartet.
buB oas &abinet in S.3us auf bas
Sprederamt i'm nnterbauie cine Grtlds
runs psrSfi.ntIiasu iuiirbs, absr cine
iol6e erfolgte nidlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-04
Mus SiiosImerifa.
Der 9twiuOlsr 8alrOur miro uu SruBbri.

Der 9d)uiuOlsr 8alTOur miro al @roBbri.
tau.u ausseIieiert.
gucno Inres, 3. Ipril.-@in
8unoesri9tsr hat entidicOsn, baB Die
Tegleruns OeS Staate5 Salta Der ar
seutiniiden 6OOcratiOn 9abe5 Sp.ncer
galiour, I'm oshen 2luSlieferuns @roBz
britaunien idOn i.it Ianssrer 3.lt iid
benliibt bat, Der bieii9en britiiGen 8ez
ianbtIdait gu iiberlisferu babe. @lne
aus Salta melbtt, bab Die
Nuslieferuna bcutc seiheben w.ro..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-04
Gin iolgci1mercr SrrtBum.
3weI Snabsn iIerbeH natl otm @euHIe
elues giitl9en 9emahi,s.

elnes HlTtIgeH VeWaNItS.
@arren, Fa., 3. 9lpril. - @ei tern
Nudmittas iunbsn pier &naben, 9arrD
SohuIOn, &ubwig @ldltruiu, Grnlt
2unb unb Gbarlss @iiesrsu. ais lie bel NJ
6iiden ua9 gSiirmcrn sruben. eln @ss
wat)s, weldes lie iiir 9lrtiiduden biel>
ten uub ueripellten cincn Sbell beiielbcn.
Balb iuursen ale pier idwer fraut unS
Sobniou uno gSidl train itarben, nod
ehs iie Die elterlihs WObnuns srreidsn
fonnten. Die bsioen anbereu &uabsn
tamen glIdli9 ua6 !0auie unO ar;t.
Itdsm Ginidreit.n 9elans es, ibuen oas
Seben 5u erbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-04
8rii1e permanent 8ebetlt
fur $25.OO

sur,n merben sbnt Operation obeY abboItunQ son
eseidbditen in aipei bis pier Dodsr btUtrtiteltat
G6riftlihe 9aronfle COMPUTATION frci
Die p. g. Rtaer'G omp.,
BiuueY 2l0-2l2, sgauitsblt. .eStbaus,,-
lSlHl0s12ytsD Baltimore, 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-04

Die 2iceu; uerweisert. -
Die SpirituOIen 2iceu; &OntmliTOn
bat Srn. Sebuitlan Bbluip5 BON Jtr.
1914, gturO 8OliellruBs, cine ueue 2ls
ccus uerpsisert. neil Ct uuter ber Anz
fla9s ltsbt, SpirituOisu um SOuntn9
uertauft 5u baben.
SrauO ON Mor9en. - aui
unbetanuts @slie serittb beute DtOrsen
frab bic SiiferwerfitGtte BON Au9uit
6il.s. an Der 8uhsus sStraBs. uabe
@enftrnB. in SrunO. Die 6euerwebr
warO burd eInru alarm pom &aiten
9tr. 519 aus berbeiseruieu. QOd
brannte bas 9ebGuoe bsiuube Sanjllb
nieOer, sbs bas 6suer seIOi4t wsrOsn
tOnnts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-04
G1Ca O b 10 O VS.
~ YtQetl,
itets suoerldftg,
rein oesetabilii9.

SsnIommen s.itma6os, elegant ub.rIoaeu. pu7s
eireu, Teaulirtn, puIAiI.H reinlgen URe trdtlsea,
Robpop5 Blneu fhr 6eiluHs aa.r SeId.p;To.H otS
NiGgen5. glnaeptibs Der ytterSn, osr SIae ntr"
roisr qroutt,it.H, ihDInoiIttH 9etabIs, BertIsoD
unpeIbaulIfttI:, S6mouloloeH.
Rppfpeb, 6rauenIei6en, SiIofItdt, SHeGS
sefti0n, 9pspspne, SsrftOpfuns unS ALE
Srresularitdtsn Der esbsr.
geoba6tet bi. fOlgeEoen, aus 9raHtbstttH Ger 9er'
beuuuesz0rSant heTrubr,Ho,H 2pmptoMe: StritopI"
ma iunere 6dmorrhoIoeH, 6lutaHbraug nab Dem
sopI. SGurt IN ViaseH, uebstslt. Sob5rtnEtn, 2bi'
b,rruiQsu e.gen SpcIt, oGs 6tfdbI Der Sbwtu I'm
Wiastu, IauIes GHttoseH, perbb,ihmeIotE, oa5 Se1
fhd Der 5ttIcmmung ooer 6.s GrhI6tHs IN Lltgeubet
Goiitioz, s.forte Stbtraft guutte ODER ,iu 6hIu,E
Dor ben aussn. GitbeI uuo S6meB.n lm sopi,
Ulans.I DeripIrdrIou. gtI6t SaT6e Der 9aut uEo
Der augeH, S6merBeu IN Der SeIte, etI Sruit, BEN
Gli,bma5eH, pIosItd]e SlutautwauRHseE, 6reHHeH0es
Gcfu5I.
gB,niss DOi.n UoH RabUGa's ViIGeH osrosa
has Spittm poH aQen obeu seEonnttn SIorlHasn
befr.ien.
preiS 20 Gents pro SdbadbteI. gerfauft DOn
Apptbefern peer per pofa seianet.
Tou U.Hbs fib an Dr. RaODGp & COMB
God Bog $50, ReWsD0rs, uu stH Boot si Aessss'
(tatbstbeps
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Cine sefeslid1e Senofitaria fur 0es
rid,fSs auO OcrtpaItittt0Sfono

rtd1fSs ttnO VcrDalttu01foHo4
Sunsirt ais Tinani.aseuttn fur Stsatsh, etdbtt,
0rtidafttn, GienbahneH uHo onotre 2orperthatttu.
8trritttt Elm als,meints RerwaItnHss tseitift
e,ibt SeIs scsen gtnebniste Slerhelt. @rIanbt sins
len auf ipelIeGe Gelbbepotcn. Gursrt ols 8triraIs
term unter bnpotbeten uebertrasunsen une SerweI,
turessD DpfunenIsn, ais aetntin ilr leoertresuns
obeT 9i.aiitrruns Don DerthpapitrtE nno Sbisotiss
ntn nn6 iur ausBabuHs DON Coupons, Strltn uns
Diribeuoeu.
q. .Biucpr Srpwn, BrdFoent;
9Iops g. Sadion. BictsBrdfisent;
q. Sernare Scct'
Setrrtdr une Ghasnsifsr
DtIettoren:
g. Dir1cor 8-,Ivn, 9ecpolh Gtroui.,
@n. u. Winr5lrs, eherlts Dfarlqaas
8. ). Soiuooin, z. " Vari,
BAIL D. GSoroou, .. 81. Sdfer,
Ylopo = 9ooion anorep .. SoEes,
isTeo. Vi. 9oIitoh, SdHes coGo,
Soibuo q,perino aIerdnber Sroiun,
Srout Bromn, Z. a. Wortblnstsn,
70. q. SIoots, jun, &leoton y. Sau'
Srtosrid %. aDsse
pca Baltimore.
g. o BaI,r .Greeeri6, V2l.
fDoItcI z. Solution. .......s.... .'-g1epSgot..
Nueur StiuoHt-.. s'ssV'''r, .S'Sn-Dstt'
Sphu 3. GaIrett ...-- BauaeeipDta.
H. u. 2. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -<HRssH'
(Juni1-.lSp)
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B2 7. ". L. - n o n!
Gaetber S.rri Dor itds Sabr.u ta.ts ID iold.
SGmsrJsn bon &bsumctsums. bab i9 O5ns Galfs
sinss S:Giss ;tin,I e6ritt esbtn iOnnts. Iltins
Stins unS suse iportn IN b65h,n Grae. ons
eeihipoIeR uno no6ptn I'D pitle 9tittsl uminnt
Deriut,t, taufts iab eiueH Sbrtr GGrteI Sdon in
Der trfsn 6tunee fibIts id GiuOerung uHo in eanl
furl.r 3sit mar i'd bic S6merJen polhluoi9 log.
GSiei5 pom eriten Sage an uabm itb an 9tiD:1t Bu.
GBpohl i5 ben 8iirt.l ieitoem inImsr mob ois
en rrtboOats glitttI bsrsit blltt, babe dl ietbtm
nj. ,ttpas BON ben e&merstn bsmtrt. unO taIts
MID fur bolfdnba qtbtilt. Sbr bortboru
81 g. 9 o s, Wui!oirretor,
go Ct. Tlarts 9iats. GrO0iDn, q. o.
Or. soahsn's berIbmtsr tIsftrii4tr Gartel bsilt
otn. W,oilin: Rbeumatismus, Quit uuo asnz
bsnDtb, gisrtn:, 2sbtr= uno @as.nl.io.u, Iobs
m,n Radtn II. I. tp. beiberl.i Gtitlsa:sr uno ole
Sripai5pdhsH bon Tl6uneru.
Cine Sai6.nauzeo5. BON q. e1nbeH's b,rIt;n=
TEN msbiJinii5sn @srfe aber elsttriias SsbaHbs
luHs Sirb oHf T9uIia fr,i unb p,,fsq.!t bets
iuHSt. SsE bette, j. Oiitrrt. @tsptiitr Jur esl6fs
b,banS!uHs oSn. i&dSGS. Site TgdHne be=
iOnS:rs iOatsH bus BUD Isisa. TIaH esrsHrs:
Or. SANDEN, S26 Broadway, New York.
pffsssStaussa s0a bis 6, sSzatSGs 10 bis ].
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-04
sSeblsrl6Ingene Glnubrnsiilr.
Gin 8lnO aus 6anausmus o.ut EOoe uoe


AhbllOAANLs
BalmDra, Ms, 3. april. -Sier
itarb Die fleine WuOcline SOfi, bas&inO
@barleS Z. Soii's, obne DaB iie pOrber
arstlltb bebanoctt woroen wGre. 9nTol9e
beiien mar cine @OrOnerssllnterludun9
notbDenSis. Die 9eitern itattianS. Der
9ater Oes oeritorbcnen &inSe8 la9te
aus, baB Naa &ino 10 Sage franf mar,
Bag Or. S1arp ibm uad Dem 2ooe
ociclben 9clast babe, es babe an ben
Waiern qeitten unO rag er Der &lelncn
feline Mftbl5in ge9ebcn babe, neil er nur
Die 8laubenssur iiir Die rtdti9e belt.
Der uahite 3eusc iuur Or. Sbarp,
melder ertldrte, ras &inO lei an Den
Ntaiern unb 2uu9enent3Iubuns gcltors
ben; beibe Strantbcitcn bitten 9ebcllt
perben fOnnen, wcrn drstlihe SulTe
redt3eltis ber5eiQcbOlt wOrOsn pGrt.
Sin ncttrr Scid)iltrr Der @aiien.
TOrcrOft, 0is., .. 2lpril. = Der
Wallenri4tcr elias 5. Sale. pelder ll9
OIL psrsaageuen OOnncrlta9 eridOB, bat,
iuie cs iid ieet beruusfeat, in isiner Gts
senihaft ais 25aiieuri9,er uuo Sta6tz
idasmcilter Die bubide Sunlme BON
100000 unteridlugeu uuo perlubelt.
Stuterlaiien bat er 9GdtS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-04
0entf6e Ipotbete.
Oebr. QmQnDt,

8r. IA, QUO 4SUwdro Okr0kts
luei SduisT noreIih ssR grattfraSe.
Unsfdbruna ssn 0eseptsa cine epeytaIitaa.
Gin Bfitslies ser 6irms IL ksfs sHpelsne.
gpir Iapcu Sie elm uAiertH haren stos.ig.l:, Joe
- srsiirsx. pE,11,lSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-04

Inr tRns nre duserIhe 9ran'heiten. Office MaIiA
con 7-S ubr ab.nSs, Gorntoos BON 81 llhr 0(its
TAGS. ytr. I 81 Rores GarrolIfpn Hpenue.
Dse20,l2ptttO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-04
Scr 9emti1e Correspondent,
EdsIid, po6entIit urO eonntass,
&. Rains, Giaeutbhmer nno eaeeatteur
cc

q. Raine, Gisentbiimer ano mssaftenr
(gtadbioIser uOn 9. a.aiEe),
@nemeh.G6e Saitiu1 ores Strass uHb pcfrSifcesape.
gr,is bss I'd alden BIattsS, burd, 9rds,r b.orst,
121 Sts.; t6sIid5e uno Spnmta a. :anssa 15
Gents pro wo6s sabItsI an bic eos sai bslorsenetn
9rdser.-Sa aIids n,bN 6pnnta q 8 .IuS sabe unter
psrto.Wsrars be,ahluns $3.50 pro Satr, fur tlrsere
5sit i'm T,rbdItnis ilT bic nod,emtlidae AnSeabs
NIT SsuntosstIatt, portsirsi, md ISsus ir SInbs.
ets a uedb europa Sonuta gSs sNWS eabe 81
pro sabr-Das bette unS biaisfts ssutf@s Dtatt
Ia ben paittsl. unh Sdbfaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-04
Saoler's, Srbant & Stratton's 8

Sfitrrt rSu6baIttr uub Sffctproouits" etlpds Gnts
tIses, bas u. p. SobIer pattHttrt uurae. Stu'
benton beginner bel uHs nit eem StToum Der praf'
ttidtn Subiuhruns an oemitIben Gage, on ntlGem
ilc bti uns clntrcieH.
Stiudb,n eis uns obsr itr,ib,H Si. on sB. 8.
SaSlrr. BrdiiStnt. (aua2o-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-04
Gin ber;lnier WnrnacjcQe.

lin itine @eIiiile bsfrieoiscn su tOnmsn, er-
moroet er bic Sriioer ieineS perment-
IiC]eu OFFERS.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-02
CALLING AS OF OLD
OLD-TIME CUSTOM REVIVED TO
SOME EXTENT YESTERDAY.
Not the Elaborate Affairs of Years
Gone BY, but Informal Gather-
fngs-At the Clubs.

Its a good old custom-this dropping in
on ones friends JAN |. If the list of ones
friends is large. small stock of conversa-
ton goes long way; Happy New Year"
here, comment on the beautiful Tor stormy
ather there, and remark at the next
place about how you feel. BY proper econ
omy on this line, one may run the gauntlet
without having to draw upon the unusual
length OF ones own call for a topic of con-
yersation. This is just one way of making
New Years calls, and there are others. In
Indianapolis yesterday, the other ways had
the preference. 1t seemed to be the correct
thing to visit fewer places and tarry longer.
In some instances there were formal recep-
tions, but the number was not as large as
in years past, although perhaps exceeding
that of last year. 1t is said that society
killed off the custom of having social events
on New Years day by OVERRIDING it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-02
Medal for "son of Veteran"

To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal:
l notice in a city paper, over the signature
of 1.-The Son of a Veteran an article stat
ing that the establishment Of State Sold
iers' Home at Lafayette is nothing but
"clap trap and an insult to every loyal
soldier. Great Moses Is it possible that
every State in the North except Indiana
has been guilty of insulting the old soldiers
inasmuch they have all established
soldiers homes? Is it possible that the
two great political parties of Indiana, the
Republican and Democratic, have been
guilty, yea, more guilty than all the rest,
by putting into their State platforms a
clause heartily approving and pledging their
support to the passage of a bill by the
Legislature establishing and maintaining of
a State Soldiers Home, with the aid of the
500 per annum donated by the government
to the maintenance of each soldier inmate?
How fortunate ii is that have son of
veteran living in our midst to come to the
rescue of the old soldiers of Indiana and
preventing their being grossly insulted
by taking them from the poor houses and
from private and public charities, and pro-
viding them with a good home. l will be
ready to help to procure him a medal for
saving us from the insult il he will again
appear in the public press over his own
signature. w. H. TUCKER.
Indianapolis Jan. l.
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B. F. HICKLE COMMITS SUICIDE.
Came from Pann, Ill, Week Ago and
Found Dead Yesterday. l.k

About a week ago man probably forty
years old, who gave the name of B. F.
Hickle, and his home as Pana, ILL.,, came to
this city. Last Saturday he took lodging
at the Germania House, South Illinois
street, south of the tunnel. He drank heav-
lily and was Intoxicated most OF the time.
He appeared respondent and occasionally
referred to some trouble which had befallen
him. Last night about o'clock his life
less body found on the bed in his
room A half emptied bottle OF morphine,
on a chair by the side of the bed, told
the cause of DEATH Coroner Castor has
little doubt but the drug was taken with
suicidal intent.
Little is known here of Hickle or his
family. He has a wife and two children
so it is said. living in Pana. He quar-
relied with his wife, so rumor about the
Germana House has it, and came here hop
ing to find work and intending to begin
life anew. But it seems his passion for drink
got the better of him and he was unable
to master the appetite. Monday he started
for the train, saying he going home.
He came back shortly and explained that
he intended to sober up first, as he was
ashamed for his wife to see him while
watch. The coroner found a pawn ticket
for the watch in the dead mans pocket
but there nothing else of value there
Yesterday morning Hicke seemed unusually
Respondent and sat around the hotel Office
brooding over his trouble. After dinner he
went his room and not seen again
alive. His absence aroused suspicion and
which resulted in the discovery of his
6ap
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good-sized audiences at the Empire yester-
day. No cleaner nor stronger dramatic Or
ganization has been seen at the Empire this
season.
With two performances to-day of her
new play. Miss Dynamite" Marie Jansen
will conclude her first engagement as star
a the Grand, and it's success has resulted
in her falling in love with everything in
Indianapolis save the orchestra.
Hagenbeck and his great family of ami
mails will take possession of English's
Opera House Sunday and remain all next
week at that theater, their opening per-
formance being Monday. evening. There
viii be daily popular-priced matinees. be-
ginning next Tuesday. The stage will be
extended out over the musiciang space and
the latter placed In the balcony.
William Norris, the musician who plays
the Delmonico waiter with Marie Jansen,
also plays a pretty classical selection on
the piano in the last act. Last night as
he took his seat at the property instrument
he turned to the New York fly cop and
said: ."Thees ees one good peeano-I don't
think" creating a laugh that was second
in volume only to the that follows
VIII Mandeyilles declaration returning
a gift box of cigars to his dance that he
has kept all but one.
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SIR JOHN THOMPSON'S BODY.
Remains of Canada's Late Premier
Arrive at Halifax on War Ship.

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, Jan. HI NJ s
Blenheim, conveying the remains of the
late Sir John Thompson from Portsmouth
England, was slgnalied off the mouth of
the harbor at 10:45 o'clock this morning
and the signal, the British ensign with
white pennant above blue ball in the
center, run up on the citadel staff.
When the big cruiser arrived off Fort York
redoubt, the outermost Notifications of the
harbor the cannon, high up on the rocky
caverns of the stern sentinel, doomed forth
a salute of five minute guns Hardly had
they ceased when the salute was taken
up by Fort Ives, McNabs island and
next by Fort George, on George island. in
the center of the harbor. The Blenheim
steamed hastily to anchorage off the George
wharf where a large number of Official
people had gathered
There was heavy fall of rain all day The
moment the war ship came to standstill
the imperial army transport with Col
North, adjutant general of the imperial
force in North America, accompanIen bv
Rev. DR.: Murphy, rector of st. Mary =
Cathedral, and Father Morarity steamed
out from the ordnance wharf. The donin-
ion government steamer Argus left about
the same time from the Queens wharf
The anchor Of the Blenheim went
and the occupants of the two steamers
then vent on board. The Rev. DR.. Murphy
the mortuary chamber, when the liberia
and accompanying prayers were recited. The
sons OF the late Premier were the only
others present. Sharps at O'clock ten
sailors bore the coffin up the companion
way. The bugle sounded the assembly and
all hands mustered deck as the casket
was borne out. The Blenheim's band com
menced the dead march in Saul and the
first gun OF a royal salute doomed out
AT the same time the marines on the Lily
presented arms and every head on the
Blenheif barred. On arriving at the
ordnance wharf the same ten sailors placed
the coffin on the gun carriage in waiting
and the procession to the Provincial Parlia-
ment Building was commenced, On arriving
at the Parliament Building the casket was
removed TO the Lying-in-state chamber by
ten non-commisioned officers of the imperial
forces The body will be in state until to-
morrow afternoon, when it will be removed
TO St. Mary's Cathedral where the state
funeral services will be held on Thursday
the interment to take place in Holy Cross
Cemetery Immediately afterwards Their
Excellencies, Lord and Countess Aberdeen
and staff. and Lieutenant-governor Daily
and staff were present Ordnance wharf
on the arrival of the body.
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Table
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Established 1853.

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sold at 25c, at 18c yard.
10 pieces of the SOC quality at l9c
ayard.
5 pieces Cream Damask at Zoe.
10 pieces 6O-iEch, extra heavy
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7 pieces 72-inch, all-linen Cream
Damask, assorted patterns, at SOC a
yard.
A full line of 64-inch, 6S-inch and
72-inch, in Cream Damask, at 60c,
75c and ST..
Some great values in Bleach Dam
ask.
5 pieces 62-inch, Bleach Damask,
at 42c yard.
5 pieces 64-inch width, at SOC a
yard.
A 62-inch all-linen at SOC yard.
A 6S-inch all-linen at 75c yard.
A 72-inch all-linen at ST. yard.
4 pieces 72-inch, in Black Damask,
vt 75c yard.
"a Napkins to match, at $1.75 a
dozen.
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AS to n constitutional Convention.

To the Editor Of the Indianapolis Journal:
We hear considerable from the advisers
of the Legislature concerning a convention
for revising the constitution of the State 1
would like to ask some of these wise ones
if a constitutional convention would be con-
sttu'ional. The old constitution of the State
provided for amendment by a convention
(see Art. 81, but the new constitution adopted
in 1851 provides only for amendment by two
successive Legislatures (see Art. 49,. 1t
seems, therefore, that the convention meth
cd is out of order. Would it not be wise to
start, this winter, amendment by the
legislative method providing for return
to the convention method, that after it's
adoption either plan could be used?
Charlottesville, Ind, Jan l. l.. L.