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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-12
CITY NEWS NOTES.

On account OF absence from the city Mr..
Dohley will not give his organ recital this
afternoon
Della Coledell. aged fifteen years, escaped
from the Convent of the Good Sheperd yes
terday evening. The girl was sent here from
Brookville.
The local Salvation Army corps Is pre-
parirlg to give a dinner to the needy poor
on Christmas. The army has appealed TO
charitable people for donations.
The oue-story frame residence Of Robert
Clark. at Jackson and Bruce streets. was
almost entirely destroyed by fire last night
The flames IL Is thought originated from
an overheated stove. The loss will be about
500.
Mrs o. H. Fught, living at No. SH West
Morris street. reports TO the police that
her pocket was picked yesterday afternoon
while she was walking on Meridian street,
near Washington. She lost some small
change and the front door key.
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state veterinary Surgeons.

Special totthe Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind, Dec. 11.-At noon to-day
the fifteenth semi-annual meeting OF the
Indiana Association Of Veterinary Gradu-
ates adjourned two days session at the
National Hotel. The association. which
was organized at Indianapolis in 1858, now
has about one hundred members. about
half OF whom attended the meeting. Presi-
dent J. +. Cloud. OF Richmond, made his
annual address, which was full of interest
and well delivered. The secretary and
treasurer's reports showed the association
to be i'm a healthy condition. DR.. Biting.
OF Purdue University. was accepted as a
new member and his address on My Ex-
perience I'm Veterinary Education" was
highly interesting TO the members. He
outlined the class Of information on vet
Urinary. work as given in the university
The following new officers were elected.
President, +. A. Bolser, New Castle; vice
president, w. +. Myers, Fort Wayne; Sec
rotary. J. c. Roger. Anderson; treasurer.
O. l.. Boor. Muncie; board OF censors. f..
W. Anderson. Hartford City; J. :. cuIvert
Portland. and j. W. Klotz. OF Noblesyiile.
Several towns asked for the next con-
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NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE subcommittee
of the executive committee, of which VIM
=. st. John Is president. having I'm charge
the proposed parade and review OF the Con-
federate veterans on July 4. 1896. met to-
day. AT the close of the meeting the fol-
lowing statement was given cut by order OF
Mr.. ST. John: This special committee on
organiza ton, plan and scope, have met and
received the accumulated evidence OF the
enthusiasts public reception awaiting the
reunion parade, and have requested the
chairman OF the committee TO advise the
commander-in-chief OF the Grand Army Of
the Republic of the United States OF the
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NEW YORK. Dec. n.-In accordance with
the recommendation OF the executive CON-
mittee yesterday the Western Union Teie-
graph Company to-day declared its regular
quarterly dividend OF Ia per cent. payable
Jan. 15. The directors OF the American
Tobacco Company held a formal meeting
to-day and declared the regular dividend
OF per cent. on the preferred stock The
dividend on the common stock was passed.
BOSTON, Dec. 1.-THE directors OF the
American Bell Telephone Company have de-
clared a regular quarterly dividend OF z
per cent and IL per cent extra This
makes a total of IL per cent declared this
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ATLANTA, Ca, Dec il.--One OF the first
fruits of the exposition from q CONNER
cial standpoint appears in ,n- effort now
being made 10 organize a direct connection
merce and the commercial bodies OF Costa
RIGA, Guatemala and Mexico. A partial
preliminary meeting was held yesterday.
and n mass meeting Is called for Monday.
The idea Is to establish a commercial mu-
scum I'm Atlanta. with a prominent exhibi-
ton OF the products of those countries.
which, IL IS believed, will lead 10 large re-
turns Museums OF the products OF the
manufacturers OF Southern States viii also
be established I'm the South and Central
American countries.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 1.-THE North
western Miller gives the following sum-
mary of the weeks milling news: The
Minneapolis, 2s5.0l0 brls, compared with
ia 225 6rls last year ,ca Sup Superior, Duluth
ss2o9 br,s AGAINST against so p hrls toas
4l0. 27O brls against 234.225 brls last year
The production at Minneapolis will show
some decrease; but not below $4,000 brls
proximate 10 go, 600 brls, or about 500, coo
brls more than ever before. The amount
of flour sold last week was surprising
Minneapolis sales exceeding 50o.000 brls.
Export business was very light. Export
shipments were $1,000 brs. against 96. $50
Prices at Milwaukee advanced 5Q10c on
good demand.
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BUTCHERS SELLING BAD MEAT.
Several Frankfort Dealers May BE
Arrested To-Day.
le indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
FRANKFORT. Ind. Dec. lit was re-
ported to the authorities to-day that GER
tain Frankfort butchers were guilty of SELL
ing unwholesome and diseased meat. and
this afternoon an investigation was COM
menced under the direction of Mayor Sims
that has already resulted in startling devel-
opments in support Of the charge against
at least two firms. The evidence shows
that not only have they been guilty of
houses are shockingly filthy. One of the
houses has already been ordered burned.
The investigation will be completed to-
three market keepers will BIZ arrested and
vigorously prosecuted. Much Indignation
has been awakened among. the citizens
over the affair.
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Indiana Deaths.
WARSAW. /,

WARSAW, Ind. Dec. 1.-Prof. z. ]. Nc
Alpine county superintendent. died yester-
day of consumption, aged about forty-three.
He was elected to the county supertnten-
dents Office four times, having served now
tion of the citizens OF the county.
Hamilton Rankin, an old citizen OF Kos
ciuseo county, died at his home near Lees4
burg. Yesterday morning, OF heart disease,
aged about sixty-four. He settled in this
county in 1S45. -,
ELKHART, Ind, Dec. u.-Miss Eva Bres-
SAN a popular young woman OF this city,
died Yesterday after prolonged illness.
She was twenty-three years old.
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DENVER, Col, Dec. I.-It has been dis
West Creek district, one of the new gold
fields, is in a United States timber reserva-
ton and persons working theirs are liable
to imprisonment for trespass. Congress will
be asked TO pass a law cutting or the
mineralized portion of the reservation. IN
I'll this is done no one can acquire a title
TO the mineral lands outside the two or
three patented homesteads.
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DETROIT Dec. 11.-,Justlce OF the Peace
p. Blair simpson was to-day held TO the
Recorders Court on the charge of assault
ing Miss Maud Wentland. a girl under the
legal age of consent. Later I'm the day the
grand Jury returned an indictment against
Simpson for an attempted assault on Miss
Maggie Hewlett. This Is the third charge
of a similar character on which the justice
will have TO stand trial, and IL Is alleged
that the end has not yet been reached
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DETROIT, Dec 1.-THE damage suit OF
James Z. Tryon, secretary OF the fire com
against Mayor Pingree was decided
by the Jury to-day, who found mo cause
for action" Mayor Pingree had Secretary
Tryon, Chief Elliott and Commissioner
Goodfellow arrested on a charge OF con-
10 the department records. All three Of
ficiais brought suit for damages. Goodfel-
lows suit has been continued until the
next term OF court and Elliotts Withdrawn
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THE MYSTERY DEEPENs.
Now Reported that DIR. IT. A. Cox Died
Dee. I'm Marietta, o.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
ELwOOD. Ind. Dec 1.-THE report that
DR.. Thomas A. Cox had died at Marietta.
o.. was confirmed to-day. His death oc-
Cured Dec. 3 at the home OF his brother
at that place and he was inferred in Oak
Grove Cemetery. His death was due to ul-
ceratiou of the stomach. from which he
had long been a sufferer. 1t Is not definitely
known whether he made any statement
concerning the Myers disappearance, but 1t
Is understood that certain dispositions were
taken by his attorneys. the nature of which
they alone know.
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The new board of officers. Indiana Divi-
sion, L A. w. held their regular meeting
last night at the Denison. There were pres
ent Chief Consul Marc r. Thompson. Vice
Consul VIII L. Krietenstein, of Terre
Haute: Secretary-treasurer Charles c.
Mueller OF indianapolis. and Representative
George NJ. Heller. OF Fort Wayne. Among
other things il was decided TO issue a com
plete road book of the State by April ],
which will he sent free TO all Indiana men,
bcrs of the i. ~ w. Other league matters
were also taken up. II being the Intention OF
the board 10 push the l.. \. W. in this
State ard place the Indiana division with
the leaders. The principal work being done
now by the l.. A. w. il 10 advance the good
roads movement throughout the United
states and secure permanent public high
ways.
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. 11.--In a rush for lib-
Howard, a negro. who led the escaping
prisoners. was shot dead by the guards.
The prisoners were being marched In line
the gates, followed by a number OF the
other convicts. The guard fired several
shots I'm the air. and the ringleader was
finally brought down by guard Lynch, who
has been arrested.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. 1.-THE Wayne
County Commissioners. having been petit
toned by the local q. A. r. men. have de-
cided to appropriate money for a Wayne
county cottage at the Lafayette State Sol
diers' Home. They have not yet decided on
the amount of the appropriation, but 1t
will probably be OF sufficient size to build a
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Bank Cashier Smith Arrested.
Snecial to the Indianapolis Journal

RICHMOND. Ind, Dec. ll.-John X. Smith,
cashier of the Wayne National Bank, at
Cambridge City, was arrested last evening
by Deputy United States Marshal Agnew.
of Indianapolis, and brought here to-day.
He is charged with tampering with the
United States mails. He was taken before
United States Commissioner o. c. Binkley,
and his trial set for one week from Satur-
day. Smith was released on 500 bond.
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DIR. Dougan Ciarkss sad Condition.
Special 10 the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.

RICHMOND. Ind, Dec. n.-Dr. Dougan
Clark, the eminent Quaker divine of this
city. who was 6otszsa from the ministry
by the meeting of ministers and elders
because he allowed himself to be hap.
tized. will leave to-morrow for Baltimore
to undergo a medical examination at the
Johns Hopkins Sanitarium. He is greatly
broken in health and IL is Gained to be due
to the persecutionIat the hands Of the elders
of the church. something that wounded
his feelings terribly. $40
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Suicide or Baker Boice.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
UNION CITY. Ind, Dec. u.-James
Boice. a baker at New Madison. o.. COM
mitted suicide last night by hanging him
self from transom In his store. Boice
was thirty years old and a bachelor. The
cause of the deed is unknown. He was ex-
tensively known in this section Of the
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Suicide OF w. II. Lauts.


Special 10 the InuldlapOIlS JOurndI.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. : Dec. 11.-W. II.
Lauts. travelling man for the Geneoa
Electric-light Company. OF Buffalo. was
found dead in his bed at hotel on Har-
rison street this morning. having commit
ted suicide. He had, been here several
could not meet his bills. Death was caused
by laudanum, which he purchased at drug
store yesterday. He left a note reading:
Lauts, of Pekin,s Ill.,, He was twenty
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.K,d, MCCOY win Fi.ht Ryan.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1l.-"Kif' Mccoy an
swered to-day the challenge Of Tommy
Ryan, who wants to fight for the middle
weight championship of the world. by not
only accepting the challenge. but agreeing
to fight for the championship at any
weight, time or place for 1900 a side.
Ryan's challenge was issued a few days
ago from Syracuse, ~. Y.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS
HIP. Wasson&C Co. ii. P.WassOn& Co.

plans and purposes OF the committee. and
that the same are held I'm allegiance await
ing his reply. Also. that a similar letter be
addressed subsequently 10 the commander
.n-chief OF the United Confederate Neter-
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A woman crossing Washington street At
Illinois street yesterday afternoon fell
The corner policeman picked her up and
offered 10 send for an ambulance. but the
woman said nay. The policeman asked her
name, whereat she politely refused TO give
H. Brushing her dress. she walked away.
The cause OF the fall was a rope which
dangled innoeently enough behind a moving
wagon and the woman stepped on this
Misunderstanding rope.
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SNOW THIS MORNING.
Predictions md observations OF TIN
Local Weather Bureau.

Predictions and observations OF the
Local Weather Bureau.
Forecasts for Indianapolis and vicinity
for the twenty-four hours ending at II p.
IN. Dec. 12-Snow in the morning. followed
by fair weather on Thursday; no great
change in temperature.
General Conditions-The storm area
moved almost due south from the upper
lakes. and is central over Kentucky. in
creasing in size. Another storm area ap-
proaches in the extreme Northwest. The
temperature fell west of the Mississippi
except from northern Montana northward
and II rose east of the Mississippi and on
the gulf coast. Light rain and snow fell
from Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and West vir-
cinia northward.
c. F. r. WAPPENHANS.
Local Forecast Official.
FORECAST FOR THREE STATES.
For Indiana and Illinois-Light SHOWS in
early morning. probably followed by clear
ing weather: northeriy winds.
For Ohio--Light SHOWS; wind shifting to
northerly; slightly colder.
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Body Blow to blue River Park.

SHELBYVIIL.E. Ind. Dec. 1.-THE re-
monstrance against granting liquor IL
cense to William Bravard was sustained
by the County Commissioners last night.
This case was called up last Thursday and
& Morrison represented the people, and
they were compelled to prove the sigma
lures of 237 residents of Hanover township.
Bravard was represented by Prosecuting
Attorney Thomas II. Campbell and Senator
Wray. This is the township in which Blue
River Park Is situated.
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MARlENETTE. Wis, Dec. 1.-Two feet
OF snow has fallen since last night. The
blizzard In this section and northern Michi-
gan Is one OF the worst ever known.
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Tried to KAN His wife.
,c,al TO the Indianapolls journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LEBANON, Ind, Dec. 11.-While intox-
icated, last night, Frank Davidson, young
photographer. Of jamestown. this county,
attempted to murder his wife, firing two
shots at her before intercepted. He Is In
An
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PARIS. Dec. 1.-THE Chamber OF Depu-
ties to-day, after a discussion OF the NIL
itary budget. decided that, except Under un-
usual circumstances. no more timed meats
are to be supplied TO the army after Jan.
], 1897. except such as are manufactured
in France or in the French colonies
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 1.-THE grand
Jury returned thirty-three indictments
to-day This makes total OF thirty-hve
far returned. with more to
follow. The service on which the indict-
ments were found consists OF forged paper
90 fhn amount of $50 so Ward noated-
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One Of Trustee Farney's Cases.

Special to the IndianapoIls JOURNAL. !"
ANDERSON. Ind, Dec. IL. - Adams
township gained victory yesterday in
the Superior Court over which Judge Will
liam S. Diven presides. 1t was in one Of
the famous Forney cases for school sup
plies that have rendered the township
bankrupt. Some of the notes that Forney
executed for supplies were assigned to Jo-
seph /. Irwin and the Capital National
Bank. Of Columbus, Ind. Mr.. Irwin
brought suit asking for a mandate to levy
and collect a special tax that would raise
sufficient money TO meet these obligations
The case was stubbornly resisted by the
township and the bondsmen of the trustee.
Judge Diven held that such levy could
not be made. The trustee had no right to
the notes Will be the losers. There are
number of similar cases now pending. The
parties a. once gave notice that the case
would be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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JACKSON. o., Dec. 1.-Two unknown
tramps were found in a barn near OAK
Hill this morning frozen 20 death. The bodies
will be brought here for Identification
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Three Days Getting a Jury.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MONTICELLO, Ind, Dec. n.-Three
days have been occupied in securing a
jury for the trial of George Sloop. the
alleged wife murderer. A second special
venire of twenty-five names was ordered
by Judge Palmer yesterday. The jury was
accepted at 1920 o'clock this forenoon.
John r. Ward, on behalf of the State,
presented the case TO the jury. The work
of examining witnesses began shortly be-
fore noon. The State has about twenty
witnesses and the defense nearly twice this
number. The court room Is crowded and
the interest in the trial Is increasing.
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Accidental Death or Suicide.

MITCHELL. Ind, Dec. u.-George I.
Coleman was killed four miles east OF here
to-day, near Hamer's crossing, where the
b. & o. s. w. makes a sharp curve. He
was passenger on the Royal Blue flyer.
east-bound, and was not missed until be-
yond North Vernon. Employees Of the road
found him about noon. 1t is supposed he
met his death while going from the smoker
TO the sleeper. A memorandum gave in
structions TO wire Mrs. George T. Coleman,
at West Point, Miss, should anything hap
pen TO him while travelling. He was nicely
dressed and about forty years old.
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Gable Jury Disagreed.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

COLUMBUS, Ind, Dec. 11.-Constable
Joseph n. Gable, who shot and seriously
wounded James Gilmore. farmer, last
September, had narrow escape from the
penitentiary. He was indicted by the grand
Jury last term for assault with intent to
kill. The case was commenced Monday
morning and was bitterly contested until
given TO the jury at $50 last night. The
Jury remained out until noon to-day. when
il disagreed. The theory OF the defense
was that the shooting was accidental.
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"Bill,r Myer Knocked ONT.

vention in July which will be held IN
Lafayette. All the officers except the
president were reelected.
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GEORGE RAYS GAME
1T sMACKs OF THE METHODS OF
THE GREEN GOODS SHARKS.
Exposed by Trustee Barton, OF Wa
bash-Dr. It. A. Cox Said to Have
Been Dead Since Dee. 3.
,ecial to the IndIanapolis journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
WABASH, Ind, Dec. 11.-George Ray, the
Shelbyville school supply man, the expos
ure OF whose methods in various Indiana
counties by the Indianapolis Journal and
other newspapers forced him TO abandon
that profitable field temporarily. is now
working this part OF the State, or. rather.
Is endeavoring to work 1t from Chicago.
Ray has an Office at No. I'D F'ifty-third
street. Chicago. and is just now opening
up an extensive correspondence with the
newly-elected trustees. in the hope of estab-
fishing pleasant and profitable relations
early in their official terms. In Wabash
county he has struck a snag. however, and
II he meets with no better success than he
has here the field will be barren indeed.
Michael j. Barton, an Irish Republican, be-
gan his term as trustee of Noble township
last August. He is a man of unimoeach-
able integrity, but this Ray, who doesn't
seem to have a high opinion of the honor
OF trustees, did not know or he would not
have written the following letter to Mr..
Barton:
Chicago, Dec. T.
"Mr Michael Barton. Trustee:
Dear Sir-I would like to see YOU on
business, and write to inquire If you could
come up to Chicago without serious in
/ will pay all your expenses If you will
make the trip, whether we do any business
or not. never could do any business with
your predecessor, Mr.. Thompson, but never
tried very hard.
please consider this confidential
Hoping to receive favorable reply, and
on receipt of same j will send you draft
to cover your expenses both ways. Please
indicate when you could best come. / will
meet you at any place you may say. How
ever, would not know you, or you know me-
but We could arrange to meet in the Office
OF the Auditorium Hotel, at which place the
know me. You can say what day you
rive here and l will be at hotel at that
time. and you could go direct there from
the depot. Yours respectfully,
GEORGE NJ. RAY
Although Ray has an office on Fifty-third
street, he was evidently fearful of trouble
IL he brought a trustee there, and suggest
ed the hotel Office as his TRUSTING place.
The fact that he underscores the word
''confidentiap' is proof of the probable
questionable nature OF the proposition, and
Mr.. Barton, on receipt Of the letter, hast
ened to give it the widest publicity through
the Wabash Plain Dealer.
The reference in Rays letter to Mr..
Thompson, Mr.. Barton's predecessor, is
correct. He was unable TO do any business
with AR. Thompson, because the first and
only time he ever called that official he
was promptly and emphatical.y told that
he, Trustee Thompson, wanted nothing to
do with him. Ray left the Office and did not
again visit Wabash.
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The following table OF temperatures is
furnished by C. +. Il. Wappenhans. local
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Special Bath Room Tiles Jno. n. Lilly.
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Miss Nancy Brown, of Lexington, Ky. Is
visiting Mrs. Frederick B. Adams. and last
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Adams invited their
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C. f. r. wAPPENHANS.
Local Forecast Official.
wedne.dax,. LocaI ObservatIons.
Yesterday. Temperatures.

c. +. K. WAPPENHANS,
Local Forecast Official
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Or. ]. h. McLEAM'S
Liver and KIDNEY BALM

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encouraged 10 keep on with IL.
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You may make use OF this letter
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