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Mhx Not send Thf.e

New York Evening sun.
Great and Young Friend--We observe
that one of your Majesty's gunboats dred
on one of our peoples packet boats. We
regret exceedingly that our packets will
persist in sailing in waters which should
though they do not-belong to your Majesty.
We apologize.
We hope you have recovered from your
mumps. We ourselves are better.
c. c.
BY the Secretary of State.
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CHICAGO, March 15.--John Faragher. an
old expressman. has become demented be-
cause of the loss of 5000 in greenbacks.
which he had concealed in a chimney.
Faragher lost $1,000 by the failure of
bank during the panic Of 1878 and since that
time he has had no faith in banks. 1t is
not known how the money was lost, whetE-
er theft or accident. The money was all
Fiber possessed.
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uilly LAYTON Didn't Do 1t.

HOUSTON. Tex March 15.-Billy Layton.
Of Chicago, and Tom Monaghan, of Calves
ton fought ten rounds tonight an coemps
in at l35 pounds. Conditions were that
Monaghan was to be put out in ten rounds.
which Layton failed to do. Inc nsht was
for $500 a side and gate receipts. A large
crowd of sports witnessed the so, which was
. GOOD one from start to finish.
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NEW YORK, March 10 Jack McAuliffe,
champion light weight of the world. has
issued q challenge offering to defend his
title against any and all corners. He says
he has the assurance of his physician that
fight. will shortly be in condition to allow
him to enter strict training
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spain win BE Meek Enough.

Philadelphia Record.
The last thing the. Spanish government
would desire would be to provoke quarrel
with the United States at the same time it
had to deal with a revolt in Cuba. In case
the Spanish captain shall prove to have
been at fault, Spain will only be too ready
10 make apology for him and all proper
reparation for disrespect to our flag.
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SHOT AIMED AT SPAIN.
0ConcInded from First Pagc.l

gunboat gave up the pursuit and turned in
toward the island. We sighted the smoke
of steamer off the port bow, hull down.
ahead of us at $40. At $50 We could make
out her rigging, and by noon we could make
out that she was the Adsa. of the Atlas
line. We passed her about that evening.
and from her position at the time we first
sighted her. / fail to see how her officers
could very we'll tell what was happening to
our ship"
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commander LAWYERS Programme.

ROCsKFORD. Ill, March 15.--Commander-
;,.cbiaf Tap,ie,. will introduce Senator
'Iobn B. Gordon. of Georgia. who is to
lecture here March p, and leave the next
dav for an extended visit to department
encampments including nine Southern
states The Commander will visit every de,
partment encanpment held IN the lhlted
States this wear.
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MANY REBELS SLAIN
OVER 100 KILLED DY COLOMBIAN
GOVERNMENT TROOPS.
Serious Riot at Madrfd-No News from
the Missing Spanish Cruiser
Other Foreign News.

= COLON, Colombia, March Ia severe
engagement was fought at Baranca on Mon
day last, March IL. The rebels numbered
six hundred. of whom 129 were. slain. In
addition the government troops. which were
victorious captured many prisoners.
The government announces that four
: departments, states, tranquil. There
is not an armed enemy of the administra-
ton, it is declared, in Cacua, Tolima, Cum
dinamarca or Boyaca.
The British steamship indianapolis. Capt.
Lamont. arrived from Baltimore last night.
with 1,400 tons of coal She was six days
behind the time when she was expected
Her master explained that there was de-
lay in taking on cargo. caused by diff
fculty in getting laborers. The United
States cruiser Atlanta in great need
of fuel, and it was feared that she would
be obliged to leave here and go to Cartha-
gena for supplies.
NJ. Walden. the new director of the Pam
anna canal, is about to leave for Paris.
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Cable Notes.

The Brazilian government has decided
that the loan of 100000 contos of reis
shall be applied to the redemption of the
paper currency.
The London Times announces the mar
riage of May Lever. daughter of Dr. James
Palfrey, and Mr.. Weldon Grossmith, the
Well-known actor.
The committee of the German Reichstag,
to which the tobacco tax bill referred,
has rejected the paragraph of that measure
embodying a principle regarding tax on
the Manufacturing of tobacco.
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MADRID, March 16.-Great excitement
has been caused in this city by an attack
that was made at midnight on the offices
Of the Opportunist. newspaper, and FL
Globo, the organ of Senior CASTELAR,. The at
lacking party consisted of three hundred
lieutenants in the army, and the offices
were wrecked. The furniture was smashed
into fire wood The employees of the news
paper strongly resisted the assailants and
in the melee the manager and number
of others were wounded The rioting be-
came so serious that General Bermudez
Reina, the military governor of Madrid
summoned, and through his efforts or
der was, restored
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ON common Grennd.
Washington Post.

washington Post.
Every Americana good will slipped out
of the political groove and congratulated
ex-President Harrison on his success in
battling with the grip.
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.Afterthought.

Kansas City Journal
The Indiana Legislature should have
manned in session long enough 10 make
appropriation for hospital expenses.
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4 poIitician,. Chnrre.

BOSTON, March 15-Before the legisla-
tive committee on metropolitan affairs at
the Statehouse, to-day, the hearing on the
bills to amend Boston's city charter was
continued. Jesse n. Cove, an ex-inember of
the city government and a prominent At
torney, created sensation by saying that
there had not been honest political
election in Boston in fifteen years to his
knowledge nor an honest count of votes
in any ward during the same period.
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Plate GIassmen to Lose work.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind, March 15.--As the result
of the plate-glass combine, the factories at
Kokomo and Elwood will close down April
!. Notices having been posted to that eff
feet This will throw J. 800 men out of work.
The managers give no indications when
they will resume operations.
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R>:A!l! kF s%asss
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

by Gen. Joseph o. shelby, United states
marshal of Missouri. balf-broyher OF Mrs
dren. of Admiral Pierce Crosby. United
States navy one of whose wives was a
sister of Mrs. Clay. The suit was brilliant
ly contested and lasted eighteen days. Gen;
Shelby and the Crosby children will appeal
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-16
WEATHER BUREAU FIGURES.

Temperature Records Yesterday
Morning and Last Night.
g. F. r. Wappenhans. local forecast off,
cial of the Weather Bureau, furnishes the
following observations taken yesterday at
the places and hours named:
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Wilcox Laurers and GEirn counties. You
may also say that l feel certain that Il
shall succeed in locating q great colony in
Georgia. This was all Governor Northen
would say on the subject.
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LOUISVILLE. KY, March I5,-Dr. John
a.. Rroadus, famous a scholar divine
and author. Is dangerously III at his home,
No. S21 Fourth avenue. this city, with
pleurisy. and his death Is expected at any
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-16
Cookers, wages Advanced.

MOUNT PLEASANT, Pa, March 15.-Not
since the halcyon days of the old syndicate
has the Connellsvi1le coker received such
pleasant news as came to the almost ten
thousand employees of the Fricl and South
west companies at noon to-day, when no.
tees at all their works stating that an
advance in wages averaging about 10 per
cent. would go into effect on April next. The
rate for mining per 100 bushels goes up
from IS to 80 cents, drawing from 43 to so
cents, and so on down through the differ
ent kinds of labor. The yard labor is the
only thing that gets no advance, the pay
remaining at $120 per day.
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believed to be fatal The window glass
was shattered and the building was other
wise damaged.
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ALBANY, n. ". March 15.-Sentor Mullin
has introduced bill that savings banks
in this State may invest in the bonds of
cities of not less than fifty thousand in
the States of Maine, New Hampshire, YER
mont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island. Con-
necticue, New Jersey, Pennsylvania. Mary
land Illinois, Wisconin, Michigan, Missouri
and Minnesota
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Nor. Thon am Apology Needed.

If Secretary Gresham does his duty more
than apology will be required. The Span
ish officer will be removed and sent to an
other station and a salute will be exacted in
Havana Unless this is done vessel after
vessel under our flag will be oyerhauied
this winter.
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California women May vote.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, March 15.-There
was some clever lobbying done in the State
Senate to-day, whereby the women of Cali
forna may acquire the right of suffrage.
fortnight ago the Assembly passed a con-
stitutfonal amendment giving women the
right to vote. This was defeated In the
Senate to-day, but while several opponents
of the measure in the Senate were absent
the bill was reconsidered and passed by
vote of 10 to 4. The opponents of the meas
ure rallied however, and secured the defeat
of the bill by a vote of 20 to -.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-16
My Fight al Marion.

Special to the Indianapolis Joul nal.
! ELWOOD. Ind, March 15-Dan BaIiff, of
Toledo. O., and Cyclone Myers. of this city,
have signed articles for ilfteen-round
fights ~ occur March q ut some point out
aide Madison county, as Sheriff Starr viii
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not allow 1t in Madison county. The purse
is 500, and both men are in training for
the event, which may be pulled of before
the Marion Athletic Club.
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strange EXPLOSION in London.

LONDON, March ia strange explosion
took place to-day near Fenchurch-street
railroad station, this city. A man employed
by. Newton & Co., opticians, was standing
near a book stall at the railroad station
mentioned, when there was a tremendous
explosion and the was literally blown
to pieces. The houses around the station
were shaken and the station itself was dam
aged. person who was standing near
the man who was killed was slightly in
jured. The man was carrying, under in
structions from his employers. box con-
tanning magic lantern slides and a long iron
gas holder. 1t is supposed that the latter
dropped from his hand and exploded.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-16
Railroad Man Finds Baby.

Special to the Indiaaapolis Journal
LOGANSPORT. Ind, March 15.--Apout 9
O'Clock last night Francis NJ. Hamon,
yandalia car inspector, found boy baby
aged about two months, on the doorstep
of his residence, No. log Bates street this
city. The infant was nicely dressed and
by it's side was a bundle OF baby's clothing.
Mr.. Hamon notified the police and his wife
took care of 1t last night. They have no
children and the person who left the child
there was doubtless aware of the fact and
did SO in the hope that it would be adopted
bv them
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Does Not Tic the Mayors Hands.

ALBANY, n. Y, March 1.-THE amended
New York city police reorganization bill
was reported to the Senate to-day by Mr..
Lexow. In doing so Mr.. Lexow said: 1.-THE
statement that under these bills the Gov
ernoc alone may remove the present COM
missionerS is incorrect. The power of re-
moval is still the Mayors and the bills
do not take it from him." Senator Lexow
asked that the bills be made special order
for next Thursday, which was agreed to.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-16
Queen Victoria at Mic,

NICE, March 15.-Queen Victoria arrived
here to-day and drove to the Hotel Cimiez
escorted by attachments of gendarmes
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Washington Post.
In the meantime, where does the Hon.
John W Foster come ins
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The New Yacht AiI.a.

LONDON, March 16.-The Field, COM
menting on the performances of Mr.. Walk
ers new cutter Ailsa, says that the new
Valkyrie has big task before her. Such
craft as the Ailsa would have won the
American cup in 1885, and if the Valkyrie
proves superior to her. Valkyrie ought to
stand an exceedingly rosy chance of de-
feating the cup defender. If the Valkyrie
proves unequal to the Ailsa, an endeavor
for the Valkyrie in the American cup races.
At any rate the Ailsa's performances will
cause nSgiYingS in America.
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suggest that Secretary Gresham. in a nice.
polite, ladylke way. should humbly petit
ton that either green captains be instructed
In international law or that they be for
the present kept off the Cuban station.
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Special TO the IndianapOIfs Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, March 15.-At Hagers-
town, this afternoon. Joseph Welker aged
twenty-five. was instantly killed by bull
let from a target rifle in the hands of
Thomas Covals. aged twenty. There vas
no witnesses and the story OF the event
as told by Coyalt liz that they were try
ing 10 shoot a dog and that having failed
TO do and thinking the rife unloaded
he playfuliy snapped II at his companion.
The gun was discharged and Welkcr fell
dead shot through the heart.
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The Top-Heavy Cruiser.

Deputies, to-day, Prime Minister Sagasta
said that while no information of the
cruiser Reina Regente had been received,
the government had not abandoned hope of
her safety. In an interview to-day, Adj
miral Beranger stated that, in 1892, he or
dered the overweight of the deck guns of
the cruiser to be rectified.
Reports have been received of forty bodies
having been washed ashore the Spanish
coast during the recent storm. None of
them was of men belonging to the Reina
Regente.
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The Miners strike.

PITTSBURG, March 15.-There appears
to be no change in hesminers strike to-
day. The mines which have resumed work
are still operated and no new ones have
started up. Capt. John F. bravo, secre-
tary of the Pittsburg Coal Exchange, which
is composed of the river operators, said
to-day that the river mines would continue
to run for six weeks vet and longer II the
condition of trade warranted it, All the
river crafts are being loaded and there
will be 100000 bushels ready for shipment
to Southern ports. The railroad operators
remain firm in their determination to pay
no more than s. cents per ton
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GREENFIELD. Ind. March 15.-Mrs
Harriet E Simmons d.ed at her home in
this city at IL o'clock to-day from con-
sumption, aged sevanty-eight years. She
was born in Rockingham county, Virginia,
in 1916 and with her husband, the late John
Il. Simmons, came to Hancock county IN
1874. She leaves a family of five children.
Her husbs nd was of the organizers of
was the president Of it until his death in
1883.
KOKOMO, Ind, March 15.-Four old res
idents of this county died Thursday, Mrs.
Rhoda Allison, aged eighty-f1ve; Q. I.
Marney, formerly of the Clinton Hotel:
Newlin, aged eighty. Mrs. Allison came
here in the thirties. residing in the west part
of the county. Mr.. Haynes leaves an es-
tate of 100000. Marney died at the poor
was one of the Oldest residents of New Lon
don.
cRAWFORDSyILLE, Ind. March 10
John b. Breaks jr., formerly druggist OF
this city. died. last night, at Punta Gorda.
Fla, where he was in search OF health. He
was thirty-nine years old, and in 1857 mar
ried Miss Hattie Goodspeed.
David p. McKinsey, pioneer resident OF
Montgomery county, died, TUESDAY at La
doga. He was born in 1910. in Ohio, and has
been married sixty years.
MUNCIE, Ind, March 15.R. Shonfield,
aged sixty-three, died at his home this
evening. He was born in Prussia, coming
here at the age of twenty and he has been
in the clothing business in Columbus.
GAINESVILLE, Cambridge o., Frankfort and
Muncie. He leaves wife and nine children
SHELBYvILLE, Ind, March 15.-Freder-
lex Towns, a well-known farmer of Marion
township, aged fifty-two. died, this morning.
of pneumonia. While the undertaken was
jah, aged twenty died of the same disease.
Mr.. Towns was a soldier in the late war.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-16
NEW YORK STRIKE OVER.
Electricians and Builders Will Re-
turn to Work To-day.

Electricians and Builders Will Re
turn to Work To-day.
NEW YORK, March 1.-Two thousand
striking electrical workers and building
workmen will go back to work tomorrow.
They will resume work on John Jacob As
tors mansion, at Sixty-fifth street and
Fifth avenue, the American Tract Society's
new building at Spruce and Nassau streets,
and on the Wolfe building at William
street and Maiden lane These men are in
the employ of builder John Downey. The
executive committee of the board of walk
ing delegates and MIR. Downey held meet
ing and discussed the matter all day. Wm
B. O. Brien, president of the board of walk
ing delegates, announced that at a meet
ing of the New York council of mediation
and Cancellation Thursday night. Bishop
Potter, President Strong, of the Electrical
Contractors Association Master Workman
Hoadly. of the Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers. and Ernest CROSBY, OF the Social
Reform Club, tried to effect a settlement
by arbitration Both Strong and Hoadly
admitted that Bishop Potter had exaeted II
promise to put the question of the adoption
of the eight-hour work day to an immediate
vote of their respective assemblies.
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yictoria,s Pri.ate secretary Dying.

OSBORNE, Isle of Wight, March 15.-Sir
Henry Frederick Ponsonby private secre-
tary to Queen Victoria and keeper of the
privy purse, who was stricken with par
alysis on Jan. Z, has been pronounced to be
dying.
General, the Right Hon. Sir Henry Fred
erick Ponsonby, is a son of the late Major
General the Hon. Sir Frederick Cayendish
Ponsonby. He was born in 1926 and served
with the Grenadier Guards in the Crimea.
He was private secretary to the Viceroy
of Ireland, Earls of Clarendon and ST. Ger
mans from 1852 to 1856. and from 1856 to 1861
he was equerry to Prince Albert, the Prince
CNf,rac
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Indiana Notes.

City Treasurer Jacobs, of Jeffersonville,
will sell $4,000 worth of refunding bonds to-
day
The Cerealine Manufacturing Company,
which two years ago left its large plant a
Columbus and went to Indianapolis is to
reopen its establishment at Columbus.
The vestry of St. Pauls Episcopal Church
of LaPorte has extended to call for Rev.
w. S. Wilson, of Maryville, Mo-. to fill the
vacancy made by the resignation of Rev.
A. A. Abbott, who goes to Warren, o.,
April ].
The statement of Wabash county banks,
seven in number, show total deposit
count of $4,000, with loans and discounts
and stocks. securities, ETC., of S730, coo. In
the last year the deposits have Increased
nearly s250,c00 from the low-water mark inn
media tely following the panic.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23
Progra:na de
Martinez CamD0s.

He aquf el programa que lleva a
Cuba Ell gener i NJ Mar;fnez C4tnpos
Las palabfas del nuevo captain gene
ral &c Cuba que d continuation CO.
pianos son textua!mente las que pro-
aunci6 anteayer Ell el Senado, con-
testando al elo uente senador auto
nomista d. n JoseFernaudo Gonzalez:
''HaCia el senor G1Dzalez una pre-
gcnta al G5bierno, y, naturalmente, el
aobieEno Sc la contestaTa; pero como
ca pregunta puede tener alguna re-
laci6n con el de4empeiio del cargo
que S NJ. Sc ha dignado conferirme,
debo manifestar que me faltan mu-
chas condolences para ese cargo como
para cualquier otro, pero hay una en-
la cua, aunque sea inmo oiestia, no ce-
do a nadie, y es en- mi ardiente de-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23

El uno, por no haber puesto
sus talentos exclusivamente al
servicio de sus conciudadanos.
La otra. por no haber acerta-
do, despues de largos siglos de
labor, cor la verdadera formula
de Ia Hbertad y del progreso.
No insistiremos en- que ell ine-
hubble deber del estadista es no
abrumar su pueblo a fuerza de
tributaciones nj elaborar trabas
ne 10 humillen y envilezcan, pa
ra hacer notar que sobre ell suelo
de los pueblos de Occidente ha
pasado ell sopIo de mil tempesta-
des revolucionarias, sin que Sc
acaben de purificar los aires y sin
que por fin brote, pomposo, el ar
Dor de una verdadera regenera-
ci6n.
Fl anarquismo no tendra raz6n
en- sus proyectos de muerte Mas
precisa convenir en- que odioso,
Y sanguinario, y clego, como es,
viene a ser luctuosa encarnacion
dc la injusticia on que vivieron,
Y siguen vivieudo, los pueblos
europeos
V6ase America en- csc claro
espejo, Y esquive los errores que
hacen de Europa un immense
campo de la bataIla en- que Sc gas
tan potencias que debfan estar
xclusivamente consagradas a Ia
fraternidad, al mejoramiento Y a
la luz
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direcciones por carreteras y caminos
estrategicos que facilitasen los no-
vimientos de las tropas,y ell trasporte
de where's pertrechos de guerra.
Pero la imprevisi6n, la desidia y
ell abandono son las cualidades mega
twas que caracterizan & nuestros
gobernantes
Los cuales, mucho mas
que en- los destinos de Espana
piensan en- los suyos propios.