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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-19

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-Assistant Secre-
tary Uhi to-day handed 10 Crammond Ken
nedy. counsel for Antonio Maxine Mora. A
draft on the subtreasurer at New York for
500. s0o.76 I'm full settlement OF Mr.. Mora's
claim against the government of Spain Tor
the conf1scation of his Cuban estates. Mr.
Kennedy gave his personal receipt for the
draft. II Is expected that within a week
or two the remainder OF the claims under
.assignment will be adjusted and paid.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, Ind. Oct. 1S.-Tne races TINS
afternoon were to have ended the meeting.
but owing to the trouble in getting the
green horses in the three-minute trot TO
start the 2:0 pace. which is looked forward
to as the oest of the meeting. had to be
postponed until tomorrow. A consolation
race will be arrsnged for defeated horses
to fill out the programme. A large crowd
was disappointed by the poor racing to-
day. In the first heat of the free-for-an
trot Snowden would have been an easy
winner had not his driver pulled him cross
WAYS of the track just before he passed
under the wire. A how of indignation
came from the crowd and the judges de-
clared the heat of and gave the driver a
severe call down. Investigation developed
that one of the owners of Snowden had
backed Jack to win. The track manage
ment was indignant over the affair. 1t is
thought that the race was won squarely In
the three succeeding heats, as Jack was
the fastest horse. and could have won the
first heat had he not broken near the wire.
summary
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Indiana Deaths.

DUBLIN. Ind. Oct. 1S.-Miles Heacock.
one Of the Oldest citizens of this place.
after several years of poor health. died yes
terday, aged eighty-two years. The de-
ceased for a number Of years was an under
taker. He was born in Pennsylvania, and
had lived in this State thirty years.
ROCKPORT. Ind. Oct. 1s.-Job Hatfield.
aged eighty years, died at his home in
Grandview this morning. He was well
known. and especially to river men.
LOGANSPORT, Ind, Oct. 1S.-Albert
Swadener. formerly city clerk, died at his
home early this morning from cerebral
h~emorrhage. aged forty-four.
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FoRSYTHE. Ind. Oct. 1~s-To-day's re-
suits:
First race-Six furlongs. Bowling Green,
4 TO l.. won; Cerita. even. second: Corduroy,
3 TO 1. third. Time. 1:23- Waveland, Jack
Gore, Miles Standish. San Gabriel. London
Smoke and Bob Farrell also ran.
S~econd-Ffve .furlongs. Warren Point. 4
to l, won Minerva. = TO l, second: Nellie
cial Smith and Gasparone also ran.
Third-Five and one. half furlongs. Bar
Sach, s to l. won: Killarney, 5 10 2. second;
Guido. 2 to I. third Time. lis. Extra.
Kindora, Thurman and Sonoma Boy also
ran.
~Fourth-Five and one-half furlongs. Liz
zie H.. 10 to l. won: Queen Bess. l TO 2. Sec
one: Serena. s TO 1. third. Time. lila. Prov
erb. Idyle and Major Mclaughlin also ran.
Fifth-Seven furlongs. Ingomar. 3 to ;
won; Montepenso. s to /. second: Gunwad,
; TO 1. third. Time. 1:34iz. Freddie l.. r.
and Our Maggie also ran.
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CLOSE AT LEXINGTON
KENTUCKY BREEDERS MEETING
WAS A BIG FINANCIAL SUCCESS.
Wilson Stakes Won by Hen Olive, the
Blue Grass Stakes by Lady Wilton
and YearIfng Prize by Nahesc.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Oct. H.-Ten thou
sand people saw the close of the greatest
,rotting meeting ever held in Kentucky.
The sport was of high class. Four races
were decided Carlton won the unfinished
2:2S trot. The judges thought Forester was
pulled In the third heat of the first race
and declared it mo heat" Lady Wilton.
~favorite. won the Blue Grass stakes clev-
erly. Nahesa captured the Ashland stake
for yearlings in a drive by a neck. The
Wilson stakes for 225 PAGERS was an ex-
citing contest and Bert Oliver simply out
gained the other two. Rachel was the fav-
orite. The meeting was a big success
financially. Summaries:
2:2s trot; purse. 500. 1.-TWO heats trotted
x-.-<
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Rossmore. Luprewitt. Bayard, Nush, Little
Annie and service also ran.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF a mile.
Assignee. 10 warren). 6 10 s, won: Addte
Buchanan. 81 u. Thornton). S TO l. second;
Booze. los a.. Soden). 5 TO l. third. Time.
l:S51z. Miss Norma also ram
F.fth-Five and one-half furlongs. Ar
dele. So &C. ~Slaughter). 6 10 ). won: Find
out. 12i ~(Slaughter). S TO /. second: King
Elm, III Paget). IL 10 4. third. Time. i:o94.
Flute. Alberts. Kirg Dance. Mercury. Tom
my Rutter. Cora It. and DIR. Farrell also
ran. Nellie Wagner fell. Tricky jim and
Pat Tucker left
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Killed I'm a Well.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
KOKOMO. Ind, Oct. ls--Elbert Cass,
aged twenty-five. was fatally hurt this
morning six miles south of this city. He
was at the bottom of a deep we'll
ing to lay a stone wall, when his father.
George Cass. emptied a wheelbarrow load
into the well, falling on the son and crush
ing his skull. The young man was still
alive at noon, but cannot recover.
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afternoon that is adequate for fuel and
light throughout the large sanitarium he
will at once erect. Mineral water was
struck at a depth Of about six hundred
feet, which flows Ia ample volume for the
purposes he had intended. The same
drillers will put down a we'll for ". T..
Rose Oh the site of the National Hotel.
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A BoLD
Told a Nice yarn and Got Money
in Two Cities.
to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
JEFFERSONvILLE. Ind. Oct. 1s.-Mrs.
Joseph Bellah. the fair confidence woman,
who recently "bilked' Magistrate Eph Kee-
given out Of s5. went to New Albany
and secured $40 in a similar manner. She
called. on a prominent woman there and
stated that she was a delegate to the w.
c. T. U. convention at Nashville. but had
promised her sister. a resident of Balti-
more. TO stop over and call. She further
stated that she and the sister were MEM
bers of the same church. In many ways
she led her hostess TO think that she was
an intimate friend OF her sister. Before
leaving she stated that her husband had
sent her a check by mail, but that ii had
been mislaid. She said that she desired to
pay her board and requested the loan of
$40 for a day only. Her hostess, delighted
at being able to accommodate her charm
ing visitor, gave her a check for the
amount. The next day she learned her mis-
take.
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DanvflIe UlI.D Mayor Indicted.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

DANvILLE. Ind, Oct. 1s.-The grand
jury to-day found an indictment against
w. L. Runyon. Mayor of Danville. for mall
feasance in Office. The penalty is a fine
not exceeding $4,000 and removal from Of
fee. II is charged that the Mayor re-
turned 10 f. S. Bradley a lot or sumbilng
implements that had been seized by the
Danville police. There are four counts in
the Indictment
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Both Were Poor shots.
Special TO the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.

ELWOOD. Ind. Oct. 19.-News Of a sem
sational shooting affair which occurred sew
eral miles southwest of this city reached
here this evening. Archie Dunlap. a livery
man OF his city. was en- route to Atlanta
and while driving past the farm OF Henry
Yearling. between whom and Dunlap a
grudge existed on account of the election,
Dunlap alleges that Yearling hid and fired
on him, barely missing him. Both fired
several shots, but neither was injured.
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Missing Oficial I'm Madison County
Returns and Gives Bond.
Snecial To the IndIananoIis Journal

cpttIdf tut IHuIdfIdpOIS JUuIndE
ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. was
a Gommotion In political and court circles
this evening when it was announced that
Adam Forney. the missing ex-trustee of
Adams township. had returned TO Ander-
son and filed bond for appearance In
court. No reason was given for his dis
appearance or return. Ex-County Clerk
j. J. Netterville became his bondsman for
the sum of 5000. The case will soon be
called in the Circuit Court. Ii is alleged
mat rorney VIII be the Leading witness
for the collection of warrants, issued by
him as trustee, for school supplies and
which Forney says were not received, and
some of which were returned because the
goods were not as agreed on. The ex-
trustee is held to answer a charge of
conspiracy and perjury.
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school superintendents.

Special to the lndianapoIis Journal.
COLUMBUS. Ind, Oct. B.-The Southern
Indiana School superintendent Association
convened here to-day for their first annual
meeting. There are about fifteen prominent
school men present to-day. among them
State Superintendent Geeting. They visited
the local schools and will hold their regular
business meeting tomorrow.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. B.-Saladin, one
Of the fastest PAGERS the world has ever
seen, with a record of 2:O5s, was sold to-
day for $4,000. The purchaser was the
Langdale. Pa. farms. Saladin is the fast
est horse ever sold at auction. He was
foaled JAM. %, 1886, and at the time of the
sale was owned by John Il. Green, of Will
mingtQn. Del.
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Her First Republican Hoard.
,necial to the Indianapolls Journal

ANDERSON. n Oct 1S.-For the first
time in its history. Madison county now
has a Republican Board of County Commits
sioners. Commissioner Robert c. Towards
term expired to-day and he leaves at once
for Hot Springs. Commissioner Howard re-
fused TO confirm the final report OF Trus-
tee Adam Forney, of Adams township. who
Is under bond on a charge of perjury. Tim
othy Metcalf will succeed Howard. and a
reform is promised TO the taxpayers of
Madison county
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National Rona Parliament.

ATLANTA. Ca. Oct. ls-The National
Road Parliament reassembied this morning
president. The secretary. In behalf OF Sena-
tor John r. Gordon. delivered a message OF
Endorsement n encouragement. The call Of
the roll Of the States was taken up and in
soresling details of the progress OF Improved
T3od conofruction and legislation OF The sub
80 were given.
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HAVANA. Oct. ia squad of troop
ers belonging TO the Sagunta Squadron
have captured near Santa Clara, a priest,
Pho Hernandez. who is understood to have
been an agent of the insurgents
A dispatch from santa Clara received
here says that the insurgents have hanged
a volunteer whom they captured in that
vicinity.
Police Inspector Trujillo has been re-
leased from custody. all charges brought
against him having been proved TO be
utterly without foundation.
Colonel Hernandez. at the head of a col
umn of troops. has captured the insurgent
camp at Carboneras. in the Sagua dis
trsct. Tho arms, ammunition, hospital
stores and provisions OF the enemy fell
into the hands of the troops. Four in
surgents were killed during the attack.
and Captain Sanchez. commanding a de-
tachment of troops sent in pursuit of the
enemy, killed two more insurgents.
Capt. Gen. Martinez de Campos. who is
enjoying his usual fine health and spirits,
arrived here from Santiago de Cuba. to-
hnv
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The Ingalls, Zinc Company.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
INGALLS, Ind Oct Is-Af a meets

Special 10 the IHuldhdpOIs JOurnaI.
INGALLS,, Ind. Oct. 1s.-At a meeting of
the stockholders of the Ingalls, Zinc Com
pany to-day the following officers were
elected: President. George Potter, OF In
dianapolis: secretary, Oscar Potter, of In
gals: treasurer. William Potter. of ingalls,.
The ingalls, Zinc Company is in a prosper
Gus condition. IL controls it's own mines
and smelts about seven carloads of ore per
week. Another large furnace, wit 40 re-
forts. was fired this morning for the first
time
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Caprice won the 2.1a Trot.
SAUGUS, Me-, Oct. IS.-Results Of Z
DAVIS races:

days races:
2:1S Trot (concluded)-Lady Watson won
fourth, fifth and seventh heats, in 2:19k,
2:20, 2:161a. Prince Lavalard won first and
third. in PISA, 2:1SA. Katie Mac won sixth.
in 2:20A.
2:13 Trot (concluded)-Caprice won first,
third and fourth heats in 2:161e. 2:1oi4,
2:16A. Fred b. won second. in 2:15H.
2:17 pace-Merrill won in straight heats.
Time-2:15E, 2:16h. 2:144.
2:21 Trot (unfinished)eLady Watson won
first and second heats. in 2:19, 2:1S. Brown
Jim won third, in 2:l9A.
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MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Oct. R.-Frederick
Awe, ir, went down into a well to-day and
was overcome by gas. His fafher and
Charles Smith. his brother-in-law. tried 10
rescue the unconscious man and also sue
cumbed In the we'll. The three bodies have
been recovered Each of the men have large
families
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Coroner and Squire Don't "Jibe."
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

LOGANSPORT, Ind, Oct. 1S.-Great ex-
citement was caused in legal circles this
afternoon by the action of a country jus
tice of the peace. While Coroner Downey
was investigating the death of Mrs. George
Sloop and the husband was being held In
the Monticello Jail. Squire Trowbridge gave
Sloop a hearing and acquitted him of the
charge of wife murder. In the meantime
the coroner completed his Investigation and
will render a verdict tomorrow that Mrs.
Sloop's death was caused by violence at
the hands OF her husband. Sloop has been
released from Jail on the order of Squire
TrOWbridge.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1s.-The racing az the
fair grounds was inaugurated by several
accidents. the most important of which was
the breaking OF Keno's leg Summaries:
First Race-Mile and one-sixteenth. Mer-
maid. SO CT- Murphy. s TO .. won: Starting.
1ls C. Mooney. 5 to 1. second; CAPITA n
Pickerel, ia tWelsh). 20 10 1. third. Time,
f:loiz. kanobel. Diamond Dick. Saybrook,
Burnett. Governor Hagood. Roxy, Black
Knot and Lon Jones ran unplaced.
~Second-Mile and one-sixteenth. May Ash
ley, 20 sSordefo, > TO ?. won; Jack Martin
los tWarren). Is to 1. third. Time. 1:5oiz.
Raindrop, Ramola, Lady Lou. J. H. Graf
ton. Irish Chief III. Bins Binger. Rose, Good
placed
Th.rd-Mile and twenty yards. Constant.
rs tBunn). 5 to /. won: Sallie Woodford. SO
Nyarren). s 70 5. second: Fra Diavolo. IS
o. soden). s to !, third. Fine. 1:4T4.
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Pr~.sed Brick Works Burned.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION. Ind. Oct. 1S-The pressed
brick works were destroyed by fire last
night, involving a loss of 5000. There
was no insurance. The plant will prob
ably be rebuilt this fail.
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Receiver for PcndIeton Glass Plant

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind. Oct 1S.-This after
noon a receiver was appointed for the
Pendleton fint-glass bottle works. on the
petition of Messrs. John Holman and
Hiram Stowell, two of the largest stock
holders. The factory is one of the new
est that has been established in Madison
county, and was located by a subsidy
for the receiver aliege that the company
is now insolvent. with debts of 5000.
The court appointed DIR. w. O. Brown
back. of Pendleton, and he will take
charge.
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COLUMBIA. Mo-. Oct. 1S--Dr. Francis
W. Gibson. aged thirty-two years. Of the
OF chemistry In the State Uni
versity. died here to-day OF typhoid fever.
He was a graduate OF Harvard. and accept
cd the chair OF chemistry last year.
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II. & o.. Brakeman Killed.
to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.

WASHINGTON, Ind. Oct. 1S.-Clifford
Crawford. a Baltimore & Ohio brakeman.
<was killed while making a coupling here
to-day. His home Ii in function.
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IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.
onfcerx Elected by the Horse-hocr~-
Protective association.

Officers Elected by the Ho~rse-hocr~-
Protective Association.
DETROIT. Oct. 1s.-The convention OF the
American Horseshoers' Association eroei
this afternoon. The election of officers re-
suited as follows: J. c. Buckley. Detroit.
president; vi. +. McPartlan. Rrookiyn. first
vice president and national. organizer: J. =
Adams. Cleveland. second vice president
and statistician; DR.. j.. c. aobineon, Chr
cago. third vice president; William =
Moore. P~ittsburg. secretary and tressuret
New York was selected a. the place fSr q
convention next year. rho committee a.
literature. science and anatomy will be tsns-
posed OF DIR. James McNulty. OF Fnila-
delphia: J. c. Mckenzie. OF Rochester. n
Y. James Robinson. of Chicago. The COM
mittee on legislation VIII be made up of
John Purcell. of New Yotk. Thomas Dell
gan. of Chicago. and Phiisp Loimir" OF
Portland. Ore.
A resolution was adopted TO the
that every master shall issue to 10. lrl
men a certificate OF competency when Su
latter leaves his employ. provided Re IS;
competent. The executive commute VIA
authorized to meet with the manuta, tlrcrlS
and discuss the matter 81 putting rctds
into the hands OF all members OF the trade
at a uniform price,
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MARTINsvILLE. Ind. Oct. ls.-Dr. W.
C. Banta. OF this city. struck a flow of
gas In boring his artisan well yesterday
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Sill Arguing for New Trial.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
DANVILLE. Ind, Oct. H.-Isaac belong
yesterday afternoon signed an affidavit that
A. A. Surber. one of the jurors in the Hin
shaw case. had expressed to him a belief OF
the guilt Of the accused man, and that since.
the verdict Mr.. Surber had come to him and
asked what he Surber) had said about the
case TO him (DeLong). Mr.. DeIsong was on
the stand this morning and subjected to a
very searching examination by Mr.. Span.
Mr.. Surber was again on The stand. and
denied having had any compensation with
Mr.. belong about the Hinshaw case. This
afternoon Mr.. Smith spoke on the motion
on behalf of the defense. and concluded at
a night session. Mr.. Spaan and Mr.. Had
ley will both speak for the State tomorrow.
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DENVER, Col, Oct. 1s.-A dispatch from
Creole SAYS that all the frame buildings IN
the town burned last night. This IL the
third disastrous fire in that famous mining
camp. Thirty-four business houses we're de-
stroyed. including the postofhce and two
newspaper offices, those of the Sentinel and
the Candle. The loss is estimated at $780,
O0e.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Oct. 1s--The saw
mill of the f. w. Backus lumber Company
was burned tonight. Less. 81. 900; insur-
ance. 800, 600. The origin of the fire Is I'M
known. The mill was erected twelve years
ago, and had a daily capacity OF $4,000
lot
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The mile and repeat running race was a
fiasco. In the first heat the Jockeys mis-
understood the distance and stopped at a
half mile. Some one told Werner. who rode
Medley T., Of his mistake, and he rode
around and received a mark of first. In
the second heat Balmoral distanced both
the other horses, making the mile in 1:47A.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. N.-The Spanish
minister. Senior De LONE. has received an
official cable dispatch from Madrid an
%nouncing the statement that the Brazilian
government had taken action granting bel
ligerent rights To the Cuban insurgents TO
be entirely without foundation. Seno< De
LONE states that the government OF Brazil
has recently given proof of its friendship
for Spain by according every facility for
the embarkment at Rio dc Janeiro, I'm the
Spanish transport San Fernando. OF over
three hundred Spa nish volunteers enlisted
to Eight In Cuba against the insurgents.
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Union City Get. a Music Factory.

SpecIdI 10 tHe IHuld1dpoHs JVufHd'
UNION T Ind, Oct. 1S.-The I'M
provement Company of this city, at a
meeting last evening. closed a contract to
locate the Snediker guitar and mandolin
factory, OF Winchester, here. This will
prove to be an important move for the
city. as it. viii employ about one hundred
hands.
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TOLEDO. o., Oct. lS.-The strike was
this morning turned into a lockout Yes
terday the tool makers in all the bicycle
factories, except in the Viking AMI in the
machine shops. of the city. struck for a
10 per cent. advance in wages. The Manu-
ufacturers' Association declined 10 accede
to the demand. and this morning posted
notices on the doors of their establish
ments announcing that they are closed
This makes nearly 1000 men who are
idle to-day. Not a bicycle factory is at
work in any department, except the Vik-
ing. The foundries are at. work, but
otherwise everything in iron and steel
manufacturing is. at a standstill