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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-22
New Line in wiaconsfn.

The Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
will build a line from Neenah to Manitowoc,
forty miles, to connect with a regular line
of boats for the Michigan shore. Nearly all
the land and dock property has been se-
cured. TIL new line will pass in almost a
direct line through Calumet and Manitowoc
counties, via Clark's Mills, TO Manitowoc,
connecting the main line of the Central with
Manitowoc and there entering into active
competition with the Chicago & North
western for the Minneapolis and st. Paul
flour trade and other freight which is
shipped largely via the across-the-lake plan.
The land purchased for the Central in Mani
towoc includes what is known as the island,
as well as property adjoining. The Chicago
az Northwestern already enjoys good lake
facilities at Manitowoc and runs across the
lake in connection with the Flint & Perre
Marquette at the point and Ludington.
While il is known that the Central viii, by
its present move, secure a lake line, it is not
known what steamboa company traffic ar
engagements will be made with. The new line
will parallel the Northwestern a portion of
the distance.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-22
DEFIED THE C%ONsTABLEs.
Indiana Avenue Crowd D~isregards an
Order of Court.

Two constableS from Justice Lockman's
court had a rather disagreeable experience
with a number of men at No.. 1G2 Indiana
avenue yesterday afternoon. The Singer
Sewing Machine Company swore out a writ
of replevin for a sewing machine in the
possession Of NJ. Briskey, living at the
above number. A constable went to the
place to serve the writ and Briskey refused
to allow the machine to be removed. An
agent of the Singer company and another
constable then went TO the place, but
Briskey had left and a crowd was
in possession of the house and refused to let
the officers take the machine. Every time
the machine was moved as far as the door
the crowd would interfere and move it back
into the room. Finally hot words began
to be spoken and one mar secured a heavy
stick and threatened to use 1t on the off,
GERS, when Briskey returned and ordered the
men to allow the officers to take the prop
erty.
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GOES TO TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS.
indianapolis Schools Cannot Partici-
pate in Dog Tax Balances.

The Supreme Court yesterday handed
down an opinion in the case of Thomas Tag
CART, Auditor, VS.. Z. L.. Williams, Treasurer,
and also in the case of Gold, Trustee, VS..
Williams, Treasurer. The litigation per-
tanned to the distribution of the surplus
dog tax collected in Center township, which
under the law must be distributed to the
schools of the township, after the dam
ages for sheep killed have been paid. MIR.
Williams, as treasurer of the Indianapolis
school Board, demanded to share in the
township trustee. The lower court held for
the plaintiff, and an appeal was taken to
the Supreme Court. The decision yester-
day reversed the court below, ruling against
the city school corporation on the ground
that the surplus must be distributed among
the schools In the township which paid the
tax, and as Indianapolis pays no tax of
this kind it's schools are not entitled to
share in the surplus. The amount involved
is about $4,000.
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NoTICE-cHANGE on NAME.

state of Indiana, Marion county. SIS. In
the Circuit Court, March term. 1895. In re,
change OF name of the Indiana Central saw
To whom Ii may concern. Take notice,
That on the 18th day Of March. 1895. the
Indiana Central Savings and Loan Assoeia-
ton. of indianapolis. Ind. filed its petition
IN the Circuit Court OF Marion county. In
diana, to change its name from the Indiana
Central Savings and Loan Association TO
the Mechanics Mutual Savings and Loan
Association. No. : and the same viii be
heard by the court on Monday. the 9Th
day of May. 1895, the first day OF the May
term of the Marion Circuit Court. or as
soon thereafter as the court can hear the
same.
In witness whereof. I, James w. Fesler.
Clerk OF Marion Circuit Court. OF Marion
ounty. Indiana, have hcreunto subscribed
my name and attached hereunto the seal
thereof. this 18th day Of March. i6M.
q4 Sd JAMES w. FESLERl Clerk
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GaA SGAN NG~ VIII -
Pennsylvania Sept 20, 1922. and died
March Il, 1895, aged seventy-two years,
five months and twenty-five days.
He was married in Ohio to Elizabeth
SVEN, Dec. 10, 1913, and removed to Law
renee, Marion county. Indiana, in Febru-
airy, 1851. They lived together there fifty
one years, and his death was the first one
in their house.
He leaves their four sons and two daugh-
tiers, with thirty-four grandchildren and
nine Observation-Disclosures. His dear old wife
and his children can testify to his stead
fast loving kindness. and as a citizen and
friend he was an example worthy or emu
lation.
For many years his health was poor. He
never complained, but always looked on
the bright side of life, seldom admitting
the clouds.
strong in the Tniversalist faith and lived
a. thoroughly consistent Christian. His loss
to the community will be sincerely mourned.
During his last severe sickness he SUI
fered much and all the time with the most
perfect patience, but was delirious the last
three days.
His family hoped earnestly that he might
become conscious and give them a. parting
word. He did not, but his whole life had
been a message of peace and good will to
those who knew him, and he sleeps the sleep
OF the Just.
But oh, how dark and drear and lone
Would seem the brightest world of bliss
If wandering through each radiant zone
We failed to find the loved of this.
If there no more the ties should Irvine
Which deaths cold hand alone can sever,
Oh, then these stars in mockery shine
More hateful as they same forever.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-22
Building

Harriet NJ. Kelly, frame addition, No. IA
Schriver avenue, $3.50.
J.. II. Vanderman. frame addition, Pros
pect street, $245.
f. Boswell, frame house. No. 17 Huron
street, $3.50.
Nellie Malone, frame house, No. 1871 Huron
street, 81, 235.
John r. Corcan, frame addition, No. 343
Olive street, 500.
O. c. McGannon, frame business building,
Talbot avenue and Fifteenth street, s., 800.
Charles Shickle, frame addition, No. 179
Spann avenue. 500.
Mrs. Hemming Hansen. frame addition,
No. 66 Barth avenue, S44j.
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Market Gardener In n Runa.xax.

Bernard Bachman, a gardener living at No.
s5 Madison avenue, was badly hurt in a
runaway yesterday. His horse took fright
near the corner OF Merrill and West streets,
ran away and threw Mr.. Rachman from the
wagon. He lis about sixty years old. Both
shoulders were dislocated, and a scalp
wound was inflicted. The City Dispensary
was notified and the ambulance, accom-
panied by DIR. Wallace, removed the in
jured man to his home. DIR. Rutledge was
also summoned and dressed the mans in
iuriaS-
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her PROPERTY to Thomas Penny. a nephew
living in Kansas. st. vincent's Hospital
and several other charitable institutions
Thomas Moorhouse, the brother. viii seek
to have the will set aside on the grounds
that his sister was deranged when She ex-
ecuted the document. The plaintiff was not
named in the will. Moorhouse will be rep
resented by attorneys John Healing and
John NJ. Bailey. Duncan & Smith. Span e
Mccullough and Morris, Newberger & Curtis
have been retained by the legatees.
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indianapolis Too Big for Him.

Raymond Dilley. a fifteen-year-old boy,
from McKeen, ILL.,, spent last night in the
station house, and will be sent home this
morning. He went to the station yesterday
and told the superintendent that he was
very unhappy at home. as his father mis-
treated both him and his mother, and that he
had determined to leave home and seek
work. He said that some one told him he
could secure work here, but that this was
the largest city he had ever visited, and he
was ready to return home. A purse was
made up at the station house to send the
boy to his home.
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Light Infantry bicycle Corps.

The Light Infantry has organized a BIZ
cycle corps of twelve members, which will
be auxiliary to the military of the State,
and will come under the same rules and
regulations. The. membership will probably
be increased to fifteen in a short time.
Corporal Power is the ranking officer in
the corps and will be the commanding Off
Ger until a captain is elected. The boys
expect to put themselves in first-class shape
for use in an emergency like the miners
strike last summer. when bicycle couriers
could lave been used to great advantage
at some places.
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DAILY VITAL sTATIsTICs-MAR. p.

Hannibal Taffe, seventy-four years. No.. "a
Kentucky avenue, pneumonia.
Infant Howard, No. go North Delaware
street. hamilton.
Infant Hoffacker, No. 17 Kansas street,
premature birth.
Catherine Steinwender, seventy years, rear
of No. 272 North Pine street, apoplexy.
Christ. Haugenberg, thirty years, st. Vim
cents Hospital, pericarditis.
John Glenn, fifty-five years, No. 239 Doug
lass street, chronic nephritis.
Benjamin Moudon, fifty-five years, No. 14S
Eddy street, pleurisy.
John Brogan, fifty-three years, No. "a
Albeit street, consumption.
Mrs. Newman, sixty-three years, No. 176
South Olive street, bronchitis.
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Compromised for $3.50.

The damage suit of Charles Arndt against
the Michigan Central Railway Company
was disposed of in the United States Court
yesterday by agreement. The plaintiff was
run down by a Michigan Central train at
Tolleston, Ind, in July, 1896. He brought
suit for $500. alleging negligence on the
part of the company's employees. By the
settlement made yesterday he receives $50
damages.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-22
Greenwood Line SIN in prospect.

The promoters of the Greenwood electric
line are still at work. They are trying to
secure an additional five feet to the t~en-foot
right of way granted by the commissioners
on the side of Madison road. If the de-
sired space cannot be secured from the
property owners there, a right OF way viii
be asked either on the Three Notch or the
Bluff road.
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Affairs in

Luvisa A. Lee was appointed administra-
trix of the estate of j. Henry Lee. Bond,
$500.
Albert Irwin was yesterday appointed adj
ministrator of the estate of Nettie c. Wynn.
He qualified by furnishing a bond of $500.
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pany. It did not become generally known
until yesterday that such an order had been
made. Mr.. Fgan is we'll known among rail-
road men, having gained a national reputa-
ton through his position as chairman of
the General Managers Association during
the great. strike last summ~ His bond
Is fixed ar 500 coo
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-22
Grain Rates sIashed.

The Eastern freight lines are once more
struggling with cut rates. The rates on
grain are being reduced with impunity at
Chicago, and very little effort is being
made to conceal the reductions. Pending
the decision of the Northwestern lines on
grain rates for the coming season, which
will probably be made in Minneapolis this
week, the Eastern lines are seeking all the
traffic they can get at rates that Will bring
them the business. 1t is expected that next
week-provided the Western lines stiffen the
go up, or at least be cut less, and at pres
ent the roads are taking the grain for what
they can get. The agreed rate is 20c, but
shipments are being carried anywhere be-
tween that figure and lie.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-22
THE porrs COMPANY VICTORIOUS.

Given a Temporary Injunction in
Their Patent infringement Case.
The C. & A. A. Potts Company, of this
city, were yesterday granted a temporary
injunction in their patent infringement
suits by Judge Sage, of Cincinnati. Charles
w. Raymond & Co.. of Dayton, O.. are the
defendants. The patent in question is a
PENDANT may proceed by filing d $4,000
guarantee bond within ten days and report
ing to the court all machines manufactured
pending the final hearing of the suit.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-22
Police Court Cases.

William Beatty was fined So and costs for
INDUCING in profane language. He will APP
peal.
William Shine, charged with selling liquor
after IL o'clock. was arraigned in Police
Court yesterday morning. Judge Stubs
took the case under advisement.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-22
Her Dispositions Is Sour, He Says

Edgar w. Poe seeks relief in the Super
Tor Court from the matrimonial yoke which
he put on eleven years agc, Inez NJ. Poe,
the defendant, is charged with having a
sour disposition. The plaintiff says she
brazenly avowed that she loved another
man and did not care for him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-22
zinc Moorhouse VIII casc.

The suit OF Thomas Moorhouse against
Thomas Penny and others, involving about
$4,000 worth of property, will be called in
the Circuit Court next week. The suit is to
set ASIDE the will of the late Sarah Moor
house. sister Of the pl<sntiff. The decedent
died about . year ago, 8aving nearly all OF
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-22
Births.

John and Mrs. Hammons. No. 20 Hoyt
avenue, boy.
Jay w. and Mary Lowther. No. 4s2 Belle
fontaine street, boy.
i and Lena KIee, No. 1853 Coburn street,
boy.
i. D. and Lizzie Stockdale, No. So Downey
street, boy.
Harry and Jennie Conklin. No. 1913 Coburn
street. girl.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-22
The Domestic loses Her Case.

The jury in the case Of Berdie Steinhauer
against Bennett Barnett, which was tried
in the Circuit Court the first of the week,
yesterday returned a verdict for the de-
PENDANT. Barnett, who is a retired mer-
chant, living on North Liberty street, was
sued for SANDER. the plaintiff alleging that
she had been accused of theft. She was
formerly a servant girl in the Barnett house
hold
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The damage suit of Grace Patton against
NJ. HI. Spades will come up in the Superior
Court next Wednesday. The attorneys on
both sides of the case have secured a. vast
number of dispositions from absent wit
neSSeS.
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ron SALE.

FOR SALE-A SIS doubletree for $40. SAM
UEL EHRISMAN, rear 81 clifford avenue.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Good Grincum-
bered residence property in springfield,
Green county. Missouri. For further in
formation address A. y. NJ. e., ui0 East
Council street. Springfield. Mo.
FOR SALE-A large tract Of heavily TIM
beFed land. with am abundance % choice
white oak and large yellow poplar. The
land is we'll located for accessibility and
cheap freight. Any firm looking &c an
investment of this kind would 10 well to
give this tract "A thorough examination.
ID. III. WILES. Vinton Block.
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Iron Hall Lots i'm Detroit.

Judge McAIaster yesterday granted the
receiver of the Iron Hall authority to sell
two Detroit lots valued at $3.50. The pro-
ceeds will go to the trust.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-22
A PosTMIsTREss ARRESTED.

Mrs. Sarah l.. Craig Charged with
Making False Cancellation Reports.
United States Attorney Burke and POST
Office Inspector Leathernan yesterday ar
rested Mrs. Sarah l.. Craig, postmistress
at Southwest, Elkhart county, on the charge
Of embezzlement. The woman Is accused
of making false reports to the department
of the number of stamps Cancelled at her
Office with a view to increasing her salary.
The prisoner is fifty years of age.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-22
Husband'. caicined Ma.nesia,

Four first-premiuIn medals awarded; more
agreeable to the taste and smaller dose
than other magnesia. For sale only In bot
ties. with registered trademark label.
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Budd Dobie Expect. Record Smashing.

Budd Doble, the driver of champion har-
ness horses, was in the city this week.
He expresses the belief that Robert Us
sensational 2:0lta record Will be lowered this
wear. He. also thinks Alix viii reduce her
record. Mr.. Doble will do his own driving
this season. =
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suit Against Cnlhcrtson Heirs.

Suit was brought yesterday in the United
States Court by the Atlas National Bank, of
Chicago, against the heirs of the late VIM.
S. Culbertson, the New Albany millionaire.
The suit is to recover the amount of a note
executed July IL. 1891. by the United States
Savings Bank, of Topeka, Kan, i'll favor of
the plaintiff. The defendants to the suit
are Rebecca j. Culbertson.. Samuel. A. Cul-
nertson. Blanch w. French and Annie V.
Semple. The late William ST. Culbertson
owned one hundred shares of stock in the
limited States Savings Bank at the time
the note was executed. The institution
failed in 1891 and the plaintiff recovered a
Judgment for 1000, the amount OF the note,
hut the Judgment was not satisfied. The
present suit is brought under the laws of
the State of Kansas, which impose a liabili-
ty upon the stockholders or any bank that
fails to pay it's creditors and becomes in
colx-ont
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Failed to Produce the Letter.

Henry Thompson, colored, charged with
using the mails for correspondence of an
improper nature, was arraigned before
United States COMMISSIONS Van Buren,, in
the United States Court. yesterday. Thomp-
sons accuser was China Collins, coIored
woman, who claimed to haye received an
Objectionable letter bearing the signature of
the defendant. The woman, however. failed
to produce the letter and Thompson was
discharged.
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Superintendent S. T. Blizzard, of the
Michigan division of the Big Four, went to
Benton Harbor, yesterday, in company with
Colonel Lydeck, a government engineer. to
prepare an estimate of the cost of dredging
out the ship canal and the Pawpaw river
so as to afford the Big Four several hundred
feet more of dock front at that place. If
the government will provide water OF suffi-
cfent depth the Big Four will fill up the
cover it with tracks, to facilitate the I'M
loading of vessels and loading of cars. The
company expects to invest $4,000 in this
work 49,.
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~NIarriagc

Ayres.
Pleasant Evans and Mary Porter.
Ingram f. Partlow and May Beatty.
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In Room 1, Superior Court, the Columbus
Encaustic Tile Company is seeking to re-
cover a 1000 policy alleged to have been
issued by the German Fire Insurance Com
pany, of Peoria. in 1882. The policy was
written by the Henry Coe company, March
IL, 1892. Mr.. Coe was not in the office when
the policy was prepared, and Henry Sey-
fried, a clerk in his employ. attached the
signature of the agent. Before the policy
reached the home office the tile company's
establishment burned. Payment was pro-
tested, and the company brought suit. The
attorneys for the insurance company are
contesting the claim on the ground that
the plaintiff came into possession of a pro-
the custom to insure establishments such
as the plaintiff operated, and had Mr.. Coe
been present he would not have accepted
fha risk
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SHIT Against Mr.. English Dismissed

William 4. Clark, who sued William III.
English in the Superior Court for dam
ages, yesterday dismissed the suit at his
own cost. Clark occupied property owned
by the defendant. He had a great deal of
sickness in his family and attributed the
trouble TO de effective plumbing He brought
suit for damages, bun when the case came
to trial yesterday it was found that he
would be unable to sustain the alterations.
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nEMOyAL.

REMOVED "a. Is. Buchanan. Dentist, tenn
porarily removed to Room IS, ingalls,
Block. over Model Clothing Store.
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SOCIETY

SOCIETY MEETINGS.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Lodge, No. 500, +. and
A. NJ. Special meeting this 0Friday)
evening. at T:30 o'clock, for work in the
third degree.
EDWARD D.. MOORE. w. NJ.
HOWARD KIMBALL. Secretary.
A. A. O. N. Nj. S.-Nobles attend. Stated
meeting of Murat Temple this N'riday)
evening at 7:45 o'clock for business, in
Rooms 20-22, W.. Maryland street. BY or
der of
JOHN 7. BRUSH. Potentate.
OSEPH w. SMITH, Recorder.
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DIED.

Observation-Disclosures Sargent was born in
Pennsylvania Sept 20, 1922, and died
March II, 1895. aged seventy-two years.
five months and twenty-five days.
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LOANS-Money on mortgages. &. II.
SAYLES, 70 East Market street.
MONEY TO have plenty of 8
per cent money TO. loan on Indiana farms.
C. n. WILLIAMS * CO., Charlottesville
Ind
~LOANS-Sums of $500 and over.
City property and farms.
C. E.. COFFIN 81 CO., 80 East Market
street.
FINANCIAL-S2O,O GOO and over at SO per
cent. interest. $4,000 and upward at 5
per cent. on business property In cities of
5000 and over. Apply directly or by let
ter to THOMAS c. DAY e. co, ~ II.
Market st.. indianapolis.
LOANS-Six per cent. money on improved
real estate in this city only. CNo loans
made outside.) Borrower has the privi-
lege of prepayment -semi-annuaily. No
delay. Reasonable fees. JOHN S. SPANN
e. CO., Sc East Market.
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LOST.
LOST-Check No. 32S, S26, for $166.93, drawn
by United States pension agent, this city,
to VIM. Paulish, March 10. 1895. Return to
VIM. Paulish, No. 81 English avenue, In
dianapolis, Ind. Reward.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
WANTED-Wet nurse. Apply at No. 80
WANTED-A competent man 10. take charge
of dining room. Address, with references,
stating salary. w. II. IL Hotel
Bucklen, Elkhart, Ind.
WANTED-Partner. man or woman, with
small capital. Business strictly legitimate,
and Will pay 100 per cent monthly. Nd
dress SURE THING" Journal office.
WANTED-An experienced double entry
bookkeeper desires position or would take
an interest in some established business =
fire insurance agency preferred. Address
BUSINESS, this Office.