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ROLLER FRIGHTENED HORSES.


VI. III. McCune, who lives on Woodlawn
avenue, near Linden street, was badly
bruised in a runaway accident yester-
day evening shortly after s o'clock. He
is foreman at MaddeL's lounge factory,
in the eastern part of the city. and was
driving home from his work. Another en-
ploye of the factory, named Eaglehoff.
was driving by the side of him.. When
they neared Prospect street, on State ave-
nue., the horses became frightened at the
sight of a large steam roller being used
on the Prospect street Improvement. Both
horses reared up and plunged to one side.
The buggies came together, and McCune's
buggy was overturned and he was thrown
out. He received a number OF severe
cuts about his head, and the physicians
fear that conclusion of the brain may re-
suit. although this is only a possibility.
Otherwise the injuries are not of a serious
nature.
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To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal:
As the time draws nearer the question.
who shall be our next Mayor. increases In
interest. and it becomes not so much a
question who he shall be as what he shall
be-. That he should be a Republican goes
without saying. for not only is this a Re,
publican city by a large majority, but the
financial showing alone of the present Re.
publican administrators proves that Repub>
leans are most competent to manage our
vast interests. while the moral results arc
such as to commend Republicans to favor.
But it is already evident that the Demo-
Gratis are planning to not only conserve
this legitimate party strength, but to Sc
cure a large Republican following. While
they propose TO appeal to business men by
nominating a prominent and successful
business man. they intend to appeal to
others for support by every conceivable
strategem. To- be successful we must. first
OF all, have a business man. The duties OF
a Mayor primarily place him at the head
OF a large corporation, in whose manage
-Four railroad or the indianapolis Water
Company, or any other corporation whose
success depends upon wise management
might as we'll go into the ranks of clever
fellows or ward politicians for its presi-
dent as for us.
There is a world of cheap nonsense afoat
Ntft avs = 90 - tAAat e
the only thing a Mayor is for. Presumably,
every Mayor will appoint a wise Board of
Safety. that will look after this, though il
may be a good piece of presumption TO in
fer this from the late Democratic admins
tration, and a violent presumption to hope
for IL in any future Democratic admins.
trations. Give US a busiress man whose
management of his own affairs has been
wise and successful. and we may risk all
departments In his hands. But no business
man wants IT. OF course, not. On the other
hand, the man who wants IL. and esoe-
at2IlV NJ hh4 Va 4 te bad for fhn ranar
sation that Is In Il, or as q stepping stone
10 some other. position. is not ordinarily tho
man the people want We have a score OF
business men who would rather not be
Mayor, but who. from city pride, would
accept and bring their business sense and
probity to bear upon the city's interest. II
IL were not inysdious. ] could mention a
score or more Take Hugh Hanna and John
r.. Conner a specimens. The ofnce would
bring no additional honor or wealth 10 such
men, but they would honor the office, and
my opinion vs. that a man OF that class ic
the only kind OF a Republican that can be
elected l.. l.. SEE.
Indianapolis. July TO-
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John w. Cooper,s Driver Eined.

Attorney Averill presided in Police Court
yesterday morning in the absence of Judge
Stubs and disposed of an unusually heavy
grist. Samuel Miller, John Hudson and
William Pegs were each fined 81 and costs
for violating the vehicle ordinance. Hudson
and Pegg were also fined for keeping I'M
licensed dogs John Dehoney paid a fine
for the same offense.
Ella Dugan and Mary Haney appeared
in court with infants in their arms. They
live in the neighborhood OF the Kingan
packing house and had been fighting. Each
caused the others arrest on the assault
and battery charge and both paid fines.
Henry Tasker, who drives a carriage for
John W. Cooper, was fined 81 and costs for
driving through a funeral procession.
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Sealed proposals will be received by the
Quartermaster-general OF the state of In
diana. at room NO, eight o. statenouse
is. 1895. for furnishing the following arti-
cles. ITO be increased or lessened. as re-
quired.)
10000 lbs breakfast bacon. well cured and
smoked
5000 lbs roast beef. in lib cans Key
1900 lbs fresh beef, good in quality and
fit for immediate use, and from fore and
ing all the best cuts thereof mecks, shanks
and kidney tallow excluded. TO be delivered
at A p. m. each day for next days con-
titles as may hereafter be ordered. Cattle
70 be dressed thirty-six hours before deliv-
cred.
2i.O0o loaves soft bread "a No. u, each to
| weigh q ounces when delivered. made from
best quality of ffour. and to be we'll baked,
and to be delivered as follows:
5000 loaves at four "a o'clock p. m. July
5000 Ioaves at four "a o'clock p. m. July
5000 Ioaves at four "a o'clock p. m. July
1900 loaves at four cD O'Clock p. m. July
"a.
5000 loaves at four "a o'clock p. m. July
%.
5000 loaves at four 90 o'clock p. M. July
20.
so cases baked beans in 3-lb cans.
100 lbs white navy beans. free from
trash. samples required.)
1000 1be Carolina rice.
100 cases corn, 2-ib cans.
$500 lbs coffee, roasted and ground.
(African Java and Rio, one-haif each.)
$50 lbs Imperial tea. samples required.)
$3.50 lbs fine granulated sugar.
5 brls cider vinegar.
500 lbs dairy salt, BIB bags.
100 lbs laundry soap. Babbett's best.
60 lbs pure, unadulterated ground pep
per, In 4-oz sitting cans.
$50 lbs Star candles. SIS. teights).
400 bushels potatoes, medium size, 60 lbs
10 bushel, new, In barrels.
50 bushels onions, new. in barrels.
3 barrels Heinz's Keystone cucumber pick
les. LOO TO barrel
50 cases GLIB tomatoes.
40 tons ice CLOCKS not to exceed 100 lbs
EACH. in such quantities as may be or
dered. to be delivered daily at s O'Clock
a. m.
z tons hay (timothy).
$500 lbs oats.
1850 lbs corn (shelled)-
10 tons clean new wheat straw.
80 cords four-foot wood. seasoned.
All articles to be delivered at camp az
instruction, near Fairview Park. Inlianap-
oils, Ind. TO Quartermaster-general. at such
time and In such quantities as may be di-
rected by him. Right reserved TO reject
any and all bids. SAM NJ. COMPTON.
Quartermaster-general-
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The Butler University board. at its meet
Ing yesterday. selected Prof 3. Marshall
Davis. now at Leland Stanford, Jr.. Uni
versity. TO act as teacher In zoology next
year during Professor Burners absence
abroad. Lieutenant Defrees will continue in
charge of the military department. Secre-
fary A. VI. Chamberlain reported cash and
cash loans. $40 600: stock loans. SOS. 900: en-
dowment fund realty. 5000: total endow-
ment for tuition purposes. $4,000; building
fund assets. $4,000; total assets. $3S3.0oo
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Lillian r. Lane. brick shop. 1s7 East South
street. SEQ.
Jacob Dlefenback. veranda. 2so West First
street. 500.
oliver snider. frame store room. 6 Lang
lev avenue, $50.
William Laurie. frame house, Bedford
avenue. $3.50.
MIchaei +. MeHush. frame house. 1sC
Gillard avenue. 900.
Airs. Power. remodel frame house. "a.
East Ohio street. sos.
Charles crosley. frame house. Armstrong
street. $3.50.
Charles Crosley, same.
The Berkshire Life Insurance Company.
hrick factory. southeast corner Georgia and
Mississippi streets. SO. 500.
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Of Indianapolis. For a few days the Pam
handle representative has been performing
the duty assigned him. watching Big Four
as we'll as Pennsylvania trains. This Gre
ated a suspicion with the Big Four men
that the Panhandle people were examining
the baggage of the Big Four 10 get pointers
as TO where the business was going. and
the Big Four officials began 10 stir matters
up until they were posted as TO what was
going on: then the Big Four fell in line. and
is as anxious as are the Panhandle people
TO have the niggardiy policy Of operating
the baggage department of the Union Rail-
Way COMPANY done away with.
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"
THE PEOPLE v 1T.

are having a steady sale for SIM
mons Liver Regulator."-J. f. Harmon.
Oberlin. o.
There is considerable. demand for your
mee.cines-"-C- W. Wagner. Mansfield, o.
simmons Liver Regulator sells better
than all other liver medicines put 20
gether"-J. c. Mendenhall. Evansville, Ind.
simmons Liver Regulator has a splendid
sale here."-H. LeCaroe. Braidwood, Ill.
i have a good demand for simmons
Liver Regulator"-W- NJ. McCreary, Gen.
t~erville, Ia.
Simmons Liver Regulator sells well and
gives the best of satisfaction. We never
allow ourselves TO get out OF it."-E. T..
Fuller & Son, Keokuk. Ia.
mi Liver Regulator takes the lead
IN this section Of country in liver COM
plaints-'-D- III. Dean. Mitchellville, Ia.
We are having quite a sale for Sim
mons Liver Regulator."-- p. Willard,
simmons Liver Regulator sells better
than any other medicine 1 keep In stock"
ID. x Holly. Osceola, Mo.
mo medicine / handle has better sale or
gives more general satisfaction than Sim
mons Liver Regulator. II. H. Carr, Flor
ida. Mo.
This part OF the country is pretty
healthy. but the demand for Simmons Liver
Regulator keeps up."-E. b. Purcell. Man.
haitian, Kan.
IT sell a great deal OF Simmons Liver
Regulator. and 1 find that people take easy
60 Luttig, Franklin, Cal.
simmons Liver Regulator sells faster
than any other medicine / have."-E. w.
Owens. Portsmouth, Va.
I'VE have a big trade in Simmons Liver
3segulator."-O. B. Weed & Co., Ch~arlevoix.
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Charles and Lotie Mas, 1o7 Spann avenue.
girl.
Lewis and Marguerite Beutel. los Ellen
street. girl.
Louis and Lydia Bauer. q Peru avenue.
boy.
George and Mary School. 30 walcott
street. boy.
Thomas and Ethel POINTER, 2s1 Michigan
avenue. boy.
c. II. and Mary Kemp. $50 Blake street.
girl.
Dan and Rica Wood. ~ Highland place.
girl.
John and Sophia Feigen. sos Alvord street.
boy.
John F. and Minnie Hur. 115 Greenwood
street, girl.
John NJ. and Mary Sullivan. $50 South
Delaware street. boy.
George and Rossie Sanderson. city. girl.
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DAILY VITAL sTATIsTICs-JULYIO


B. DERRY, aged seventy-eight. lag Park
avenue, diarrhea with prostration.
Ivy Hensley. aged eighty-five, 227 Massa-
chusetts avenue. old age.
Annie Quill. aged thirty-ive. Is Hoyt
avenue, perforation OF tomac
Eady j. Williams, aged sixty-eight, III
Union street. p~eritonitis.
Infant spaulding, As Walnut street.
cholera infantum.
Infant Caldwell, 1914 North East street.
fnanition-
Infant Hawkins. 1872 Kenwood avenue.
congestion OF brain.
Elizabeth A. Teter, aged thirty-eight,
Insane Hospital, epilepsy.
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The grand jury is investigating the case
Of the State VS.. Chris Zimmerman for the
killing of 81 Eaglen. The witnesses all SO
far. it is said. nave told the grand jury the
same story that was told in the reports, in
which a very good case of self-defense was
made out. 1t is probable that the indict-
ment will not be for more than manslaugh-
ter. Prosecuting Attorney Wiltsie yester-
day asked the court to nolle five cases which
had been pending against EagleE for vio>
lating the LIQUOR slaWs.
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Leave Indianapolis-7.30 a. m. $50 q. m.
IL 10 a. M, 1910 noon. IL 20 D. ID.
Arrive st: Louis-512 p. m, 3:44 p. m,
$40 d. M, TOO p. m, 100 a. m.
Parlo- car on 1910 noon train daily and
local sleeper on u:20 p. m. train daily for
Evansville and st. Louis open to receive
Ticket offices. No. 4s West Washington
street, No. 4s Jackson place and Union
GEO. e. ROCKWELL. d. P A..
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bined capital stock and bonds. Within the
last twelve months forty-five roads, repre-
senting 6.73 miles OF lines and S43.oo0,o0o
have escaped from the hands of the courts
through the door of foreclosure sales, reduc-
ing the number now in receivers hands TO
136. although the mileage and capital in
volyed are not very much less than a year
ago. owing to the slow work of reorganizing
a few great companies that furnish the
bulk OF the aggregates"
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Case AGAINST Kuhn Dismissed.

Judge McCray yesterday sustained the
motion to dismiss the case against George
+. Kuhn for failure to prosecute on three
separate times. There. was no other way
for the court to do, as the case had not
been prosecuted for three terms of the
court. Prosecuting Attorney Wiltsie says
suca thir rs will not happen during his
term In the office.
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Nos,c. to Contractors.

On the 18th day OF July. 1896. bids win be
received by the water works committee for
in the city Of Columbus. Ind. Plans and
specifications on file i'm the Office OF the
city clerk. Will reserve the right
H. l. ROST. NJ. o. REEVES. Committee.
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ron RENT.

EE<T-No- 81 Highland place. be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets. well
arranged and beautifully papered. Seven
rooms and large front hall. pantry. cellar,
trent and back porches. both gases. good
wei and cistern. Extra large closets
Call at premises or on ARTHUR r.
HALL. Journal counting room.
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Observation-Disclosures OF partnership. The
partnership heretofore existing under the
firm name OF Hadley 4 Fay has been
dissolved. Horace VI. Hadley has esfab-
lished a IRE insurance, real estate, loan
and rental agency, at S. East. Market
street, ground floor, Thorpe Block. Tele-
phone 1540.
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LAST OF CORPORATIONS.
Board Of Review spends n Concluding
Day with This Glass.

The County Board OF Review yesterday
spent the time in winding up the corpora
ton business that had not been closed regu-
larry in order. The board will adjourn next
Tuesday. IT is said no notices of appeal
to the State board nave been filed. The
Equitable State Building and Loan Associa-
ton yesterday concluded to give the names,
with amounts. OF holders of paid and pre-
paid stock, but Judge Walker. its attorney.
informed the board that 1t was acting under
bad advice in requiring this to be done.
The assessments made yesterday were as
follows:
Globe Enclosing Machine Co.. $1,000 $1,000
indianapolis Elevator Co... 30,42O 31.250
N. indianapolis Cradle Works. S,f5 $50
premier Steel .l20, 40 LES, 800
Brown-Woelz Company trecon-
American Hominy Flake Com. "
pany reconsideration. ..... 2,I75 ......
Indiana Schoolbook Company. $4,000 $4,000
The Indiana Schoolbook Company report
ed 10000 this year in its duplicate, making
oath that IL had $4,000 less tangible property
than 1t had last year, owing to dealers own
ing more of the books.
The Equitable State Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION sent the board a letter assent
ing TO the demand for the list of paid-up
stockholders in consideration of the agree
ment OF the board not to attempt to go
PACK or the present. year TO tax such stock
held in the past. The letter concludes as fol-
lows: exy =f7
The association deems it due to the
stockholders whose names are herewith SUBJ
mitted TO say TO this board of review that
the association, through its attorney, has
always informed said stockholders that
such stock is not taxable and If they have
not returned the same for taxation ii is.
no doubt, because of such statement of
the association and that such has always
been the accepted opinion. The association
desires to say further that in some. cases
the said stockholders have loans on their
stock and that the same should not be
taxed to its full value
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Judge McCray yesterday efused 10 grant
the petition in behalf of Mort Woods until
he could make. further examination into the
reasons why Woods was not tried when he
was indicted for malicious mayhem. The
papers in the case could not be found, and
there Is no evidence that Woods was ever
rroSfod
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Sues the Insurance Company.

Mary c. Blake, of Terre Haute, has filed
suit in the federal court against the EN-
pire Life Insurance Company, of New York.
for 5000, the amount of a policy held by
her on her husbands life. Joseph Fl. Blake.
her husband, died in Terre Haute last
January.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-07-11

This Railroad Age in its next issue will
say on the subject OF railway receiverships
and foreclosures I'm 1896: "A year ago. on
June 20. 1894. receivers were operating l56
railways in this country, representing about
thirty-nine thousand miles Of liEes. and
some 500. o00. 900 of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is
about Is per cent. of the then existing mile
age n about . per cent. OF the com
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-07-11

AUCTION SALE-Thursday. July ii. 1895.
Bicycle Club. including: 1 billiard table
and fixtures, chairs, tables. pictures. lace
curtains. p9rtifres, leather couches. gas
fixtures. etc. AT clubhouse. No * N Icf-
aware street, Thursday. july II. 1886. 10 a.
m. Terms cash. Sale positive. NJ SOLO
MON. Auctioneer.
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FoR SALE oR TRADE.

FOR SALE OF TRADE-Lot. As feet 9
inches. south OF Seventh street. VII sell
for cash or on time or trade for property
north of Fall creek. Call on or address
ARTHUR Il. HALL. Journal counting
room
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Conrt order AM Whiskx Truxt Cnsc

The PLANTS Of the Whisky Trust in this
State we're ordered sold yesterday by
Judge Baker. This order is made concur
rent with the order already made in other
States. The order was made on apolica-
ton of Receiver McNulta, who was in the
city Yesterday.
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william H. McCIintock,s VIII.

The will of William II. McClintock was
yesterday filed for probate and record. 1t
gives all the property TO the widow. Charles
A. Rowland qualified as executor. The will
of Phoebe A. Carlton, giving all the estate
to the husband. was also probated.
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STREET PAVING AND SEWERS.

Notice to Contractors-The city clerk OF
Urbana, ILL.,. will receive bids until 4
o'clock p M, July "A. for one-half mile
sx1o-inch sewer Address,
City Clerk. rrbana. Ill.
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New Suits Filed

Demand, $120.
Bridget Lawrence VS.. William Lawrence,
divorce. Failure to provide.
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George Johnson and Sarah Davis.
Charles A. Hunt and Burneas Jamison.
Joseph T. Hines and Annie NJ. Willett.
Ernest L. Conner and Bertha r. Dye.
William Jenkins and Alice f.. Lee.
Wilbur r. Thompson and Lille A. Cos
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BUILDING AND LOAN-The very lowest
rates on loans can be obtained at the
ket street. HOWARD KIMBALL. Sec
rotary
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4ss NORTH PENNsYLyANIA STR

zSs PENNSYLVANIA STREET.
Second year opens Thursday, sept. ~. Thorough
preparation 10 the leading colleges and scientific
schools. An intermediate department has been added.
For catalogues and Information address the Head
Master. ASAHEL +. II.
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THE COURT
Criminal Court.
Frank McCray, Judge.

State VS.. George r. Kuhn; embezZlt
ment. Motion to dismiss sustained.
State VS.. James c.. Ross; selling liquc
on Sunday; also, selling liquor to minor.
Appeal. On trial by court.
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FOR SALE-Drag STORE: good gas town:
we'll located; doing fair business; price,
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SUMMER
wAw HIM

LAKE on IL. & o. r. r.. rf3 miles east
Of Chicago. SfE round trip from indianapolis via
l.. T. a w. or Big -Four. A new and elegant hotel.
equipped and conducted a. a hrst-class summer home
Families n specially. No crowds or ,icnics. Finest
yachting. boating, bathing and fishing. Tennis. Harris
splendid Orchestra HOPS nightly. For rates and
copy Of Beautiful Nawasee Illustrated, - address VI.
q. STIMNEL, Nawasee. Ind, or call on Passenger
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Has the Red z Stamp on the
J.. H. zEILIN q CO., Philadelphia, PA.
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ANNouNcEMExrs

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A. b. Winter
mute, a mind reader Of the past. present
and future. General business consuifa-
Indianapolis Office hours from 8 a. m.
TO 9 y. m.
ANNOUNCEMENT Notice-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Indi-
ana Society Of Savings will be held at the
office OF the society, Room 5. Phoenix
Block. indianapolis. Ind. on Monday. July
10. 1895. at , o'clock d. m. for the election
OF seven directors for the ensuing term.
CHAS. T.. THORNTON, President.
G. A. BOOKWALTER. Secretary.