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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-04
Hunters Rates Announced.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-Central Traffic Asso-
citation roads have made the following regu-
lations to govern hunters rates for the pres
ent season: To destinations to which such
tickets are authorized in Southern and
southwestern territory, through rates shall
be constructed by the use Of one and one
third of the lowest first-class limited, one
way rate to Cairo or St. Louis, plus the ex-
curslon rates from those points. To points
IN lower Michigan the rates shall be one
ana one-third the first-class limited rate
from the starting point to destination and
return. To points in the upper peninsula Of
Michigan and in Wisconsin and Minnesota
the through rates shall be constructed by
using one and one-third of the lowest first
class limited, one-way rate to Mackinaw
City or Chicago, plus the authorized rate
from those points. The lowest through rate
obtainable under these bases to be- in each
instance, applicable via all regular legiti-
mate routes for One-way tickets.
The estimated gross earnings of the en-
tire system of the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific Railway Company, both east and
month Of July, 1895, are 1,176 944; increase.
as compared with estimated earnings, July
1894, $15S, sos.
Chicago and Ohio river roads will meet
In Cincinnati, next Tuesday, for the purpose
OF revising their passenger agreement
Work on the revision of this agreement has
been very slow. despite the fact that sew
eral meetings have been held.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-04

Summer Resorts on Long Island
Iwept by Ocean Breez

For ''Long Island,r new illustrated book. and
summer Homes a book describing hotels and board
ing houses Long Island. send cents IN stamps TO
II; NJ: SMITH: Trafac Manager l. /. X. r., Long
Island City, ~ Y.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-04
Texas Roads Meeting on.

FORT WORTH, Tex, Aug. 3.-There will
be no meeting of the Texas roads Monday
Head officials Of the Rock Island & Santa
Fe to-day sent kilograms to their passenger
representatives I'm Texas stating that thev
must hold no meetings with the Katy
men. Efforts have been made to hold con-
ferences several times and the Katy has
refused. Now these roads have decided TO
be independent and to make no more eff
forts to conciliate the katy people Cen
eral Passenger Agent Crush, of the Katy
was to-day notified of this determination.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-04

NEW YORK, Aug. "A dispatch from
Atlanta, Ca. states that foreclosure pro-
ceedings have been instituted in the Cir
cult Court for the Northern district of
Georgia by the Central Trust Company of
New York. to foreclose a mortgage Of
100000 gainst the Columbus Southern
Railroad Company. The court has appoint
ed T. z. Blanchard as receiver of the COM
pany.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-04
Strikers Run Out a Reporter.

DETROIT. Aug. "details are being re-
ceived by the Evening News to-day of the
rough treatment given that papers cor
respondent last night by the striking min
ers at Ishpeming. A crowd OF strikers
gathered at the Western Union office,
about 1890 O o'clock, and were threatening
to expel the correspondent from the town.
The Western Union manager expostulated
IN vain. Rev. Mr.. Coad, chairman OF the
union entreated the correspondent to leave
town fer time. and he consented He
continued, however. to write his dispatches
until IL rs o'clock, and then took the train
LOO SIN 'puBISuH OF YoBq oS pup ssIsJ
for Marquette, having been accompanied
20 the train by over coo strikers. The lsh-
peming police force numbers but seven
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-04
BOTH SATISFIED.
Miners and Operators Jubilant over
the Pittsburg Agreement.

the Pittsburg Agreement.
PITTSBURG, Aug. Both the miners
and operators OF this district think they
have the best end Of the compromise wage
agreement entered into yesterday. The ope-
rators are able 10 fulfill their contracts
and the miners are jubilant at the pros
pect OF a uniform rate throughout the dis
trict after Oct. /. The miners VIII pre-
pare for an emergency by Tightening their
organization. National Organizer Fred
Delcher started in to-day for a two months
campaign in the district. James OConnor,
Illinois State president, and NJ. j. Ratch-
ford. Ohio State president. left to-day for
their homes. Mr.. OConnor fears that the
settlement arrived at here to-day may have
the effect Of cutting the wages OF
the Illinois miners. In that State
the operators are paying better wages
thar are paid here, and mis- fear is that
when they hear the safe has not been
advanced in the Pittsburg district. they will
ansist on paying lower rate until Oct l.
Until that date the Ohio miners VIII not
be affected and then the change WI I'LL
doubtedly be a substantial advance
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-04
OBITUARY.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 3.-Mrs. Eliza
Huxley SCOTS remains were carried to
Montgomery, Ala. tonight. for burial. She
was eighty years old and a sister of the
celebrated Prof. Thomas Huxley, of Eng
Evening journal., 1895-02-02
MILITIA CALLED OFF.
Brooklyn Police Left Alone 70 Protect Troll.
ley Cars from strilera.


BRooKLYN, Feb. 2-The last companies
Of the second brigade We're ordered off
strike duty, q detail OF seven men being
left at each armory TIE withdrawal Of
the gunrdsmen was at Mayor Sohieren 4
request Ho believes the police force ade
quate now to furnish all the protection
needed in running cnrs and 10 preserve Or.
der generally.
The strikers at Maspeth succeeded in
giving the trolley car companies and the
local officials lively quarter Of an hour.
A deputy sheriff who tried to prevent the
cutting Of the wires was pinned against
a trolley pole while the work was being
done. a crowd OF 100 mon gathered and
threatened violence The section box was
also smashed
The crowd was becoming very unruly
when Sheriff Doht and Captain Metphin,
with force OF deputies. charged on it.
The mob scat ssred and again formed about
the truokhouse, which Is used as head.
quarters. When the wires had been repair.
ed, the crowd once more became threaten
ing, but was driven to the truokhouse.
Two arrests were mado.
The prisoners We're taken to the stables.
There Deputy Holsworp Of Newtown tried
to release them. He was placed under ar
rest. Later Justice Schumacher dischurg.
ed the two strikers. but held the deputy.
Later IN tho afternoon tho deputies cleared
the avenue several times. and once were
obliged to fire some shots before the strils.
orr would yield. None Of the shots was
fired at tho crowd. Stones were frequently
placed on the tracks, and some wers
thrown at the cars.
An open switch at the corner of Nassau
and Mceker avenues caused trolley car No
1923 Of the Grand Street and Meeker Ayo
nue. line to jump the tracks at that point
The car was running at a high rate Of
speed Officer Farley, who was on thi
front platform guarding the motorman
was thrown heavily to the pavement an,
received severe contusions OF the body an,
internal injuries which may result fatally
Evening journal., 1895-02-02
ONCE AGAIN THE GRIP.
How The Old Enfmy Operates and How
ne May 8e Quickly Overcome

How The Old Enamy Operates and How
ne May BE Quickly Overcome.
We may as vel look Tire situation squarsly
In tie face. Our old foe the grip has attacked
usEgain. lie bas been aided by I'D. damp
weather, and the vile condition ol the streets
In towns and cities Sgroug men and omen
are sti icken down and tormented by the fear
that even II they recover, their health will in
al probability be permanently shattered
This is one of the worst things about the
grip; that 1t may leave the senses impaired.
and luage, stomach or nervous system weak
ened. Doctors are urging the need OF precan-
ti nary measures. Keep warm, well-fed and
good-tempered they say. AVOID overwork,
worry anu wet feet as you would deadly
poison.
More brace and tone your body with pure
siimulant, which shall help the digestive and
respiratory orga' to nourish and cleanse the
system
Public opinion commends Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey a. an invaluable aid in fighting the
grip. 1t Is prepared with view TO combating
those nalarial influences, which together 20
to mai the over 0 our old enemy. a snt eze,
a cough. p duh headache with probably a little
fever and some muscular pain tell that the
invader Il at hand,
You viii sodn find how wise yon were 10
take Dufis's Pure Malt Whiskey, for II stirs
youf blood SO that waste matter Is readily
driven out, while well-d -digested food Is turned
10 new tissue. This sumulant viii keen you
IN perfect heelth.a1d no healthy person Yields
TO the grip. It strikes only the weakings
Evening journal., 1895-02-02
TELEGRAPHIc BRIEFS.

Boston's now s5,ooO,ooo library was
opened to the public.
The weather is very severe throughout
Germany. snow having fallen for ~ hours
continuously.
In skirmish with 500 rebels the Ven
ezuelan government troops lost 80 killed
and wounded.
Michael a. shannon, one Of the best
known insurance experts in the country,
died in New York of acute pneumonia.
The North German Lloyd steamer Full
da, Captain ThalenhoIst. which has been
aground in the river Weser, was tloated.
A dispatch received at Lisbon says that
geo Portuguese. supported by gunboats,
defeated a band Of natives at Delagoa bay.
A barn belonging to Timothy Newman,
at Asbury Park, n. j.. containing II
horses. was destroyed by an incendiary
fire.
The ameer of Afghanistan has definitely
decided to visit England during the sprins
and proposes to. go ,yia GokohRrla and th
Trsted States. r
Evening journal., 1895-02-02
OLD SALTS wEPT.
omoers Of the Elbe's sister Ship Hear the
News OF the Disaster.


omoers Of the Elhe's Sister Ship Hear tho
News of the Disaster.
New YoRK, Feb 2-The sturdy officers
Of the Ems broke down and wopt when
they arrived and were told of the fate Of
the Elbe and those on board The Ems
the sister ship Of the Elbe. reached her
pier in Hoboken yesterday. The news OF
the disaster had been learned at quaran-
tine. The accounts in the newspapers
were eagerly read, and tears coursed down
the swarthy checks OF the old seamen
The passengers were not less affected by
the news. Here and thera one congratn-
lated himself that he had not waited for
the Elba, as at first intended. The Ems
left Bremen en- Jan. -. week before the
Elbe
LONDON, Feb. 2.-The official lists OF
the steamship company make the total
loss Of life by the Elbe disaster 1872 Fifty
were cabin passengers, and l49 were steer
age passengers. Tho crew in its entirety
consisted of 1913 men. OF the cabin pas
sengers "A were bound for New York. and
six were booked for England. OF the
steerage 1870 were for New York and ten
were for England. The Grew consisted Of
the captain, 145 petty officers and crew,
three stewardesses and four mail clerks.
ROTTERDAM, Feb. 1.-The British steam
or Crathie, which ran into and sank the
Elbe, has been sequestrated at this port.
Her captain has been detained
BREMEN Feb. 2.-The official inquiry
into the laundering Of the Elbe will prob
ably be held in this city The charts show
that the place where the Elbe went dowT
the water is 1876 feet deep.
LowEsToFT Feb. 2.--rhe mayor OF thi'
town has opened fund 20 be given to th'
captain of tho fishing smack Wildhowei
as a testimonial for his rescue Of the sur
vivors Of the Elbe disaster.
Evening journal., 1895-02-02
Social and Personal Notes.

EbcAhA anu LNtbOuhi AOE88s
The annual meeting Of the Princeton
Alumni Association was held Ia Hote
Bellevue. Philadelphia. last evening
Among tn 'se present were Sussex Della
ware Davis, Willard Hall Por er and
John Biggs, Of this state.
Colonel end Mrs 8 A DoPout attended
the Benedict's ball in Philadelphia last
evening
Edward Davis is visiting West Chester
friends.
Miss Nellie Vail. Of Delaware City,
is the guest Of her cousin, Miss Aspril
Miss Margaret Lauk is the guest Of
Miss Mary Sh-nks, at Newark
Miss Clara Rust has returned home 70
Dover after visit to friends in this
city.
Was Annie Reynolds, Of FELTON,. il
visiting her brother, J. Wallace Rey
nolds, In the city
Leonard Durborough, Of Lebanon, Del
is In the city
Cards are out for the marriage OF j
Corbit Hayes and Miss Elizabeth Diehi.
Of near Bear station, on "Wednesday
February 6 The ceremony will take
place at the home OF lthe brides parents
Captain Thomas Psrdee and wife have
returned home TO Lebsnon after a vii
TO friends in this city
MeKendree Downhsm, formerly 81
Sussex county, has returned from Cali
fornia where he spent fifteen month.
with his mother and two sisters
Mrs Joseph wifi and the Misses Swift
will entertain Their friends at a musical,
this evening
Evening journal., 1895-02-02
wHITEwAY ON TOP.
He Is once More Prime Minister OF New
foundland.

re Is OntC more AHilht hAhiHkNA oA NtN-
foundland.
ST. JOINS, n. f., Feb. 2.--The polit-
ical deadlock was broken when Sir VIII
liam Whiteway, who had been disqualified
from being elected 70 the assembly, secured
an appointment TO a seat in the legisla
tive council Prime Minister d. g. Greene
and his colleagues tendcred their resigna-
tions at once. The governor called in Sir
William Whiteway, who will undertake
the formation of ministry
This is tho fourth government hero
within a year The supporters Of the
new government are divided, some favor
ing Messrs. Scott and Norwood, who have
been thrown overheard while others are
against the incoming cabinet because they
think it is pledged to confederation with
Canada.
The new government Will have trouble
some times during the next three months
in fnanciering the colony through its
present difficulties. The revenue returns
for January were only one seventh the
amount for the corresponding month last
Vear
Evening journal., 1895-02-02
wants John wanamaher to RAY.

Ia Philadelphia yesterday, Edward J
Brooks instituted proceedings in the
United States ircuit Court against John
Wansmsker, Robert @ Ogden, Thomas
B. Wansmsker and L Rodman Wana-
maker, trading as John Wanamaker, for
The government. to recover 81. 00O pan
atty for an alleged violation BY the
defendants Of the contract LABOR law
Brooks claims that on account OF a.
advertisement in a London paper he
came to this country. and was employed
in Wanamsker's silk department; that
his passage money was deducted. ano
that, although the understanding was
to hold his position for two years, he was
discharged at the end Of the FIRST year
Houses for rant. 1n8 west Firhth strss.. .
Evening journal., 1895-02-02
Cement
Cement
Imported aud domestic.
Best brands,
George & Mccall Company.
Eighth aud Shipley streets.
womb Mnke ! afodsI Major.

It is understood that at the meeting Of
the National Guards commissioned
officers and members Of the governors
str 4 to be held, IS called BY Adjutsnt
General MacallisteT at Dover on
on Tuesday, February ~. a major win be
elected The name Of Colonel Evan g
Boyd, Of New Castle. who has been an
active National Gusrdsman in Delaware
for ten years. has been suggested for this
honorable position. Colonel Boyd is a
well drilled soldier, sn excellent CON
usndant and q skilled marksman and Is
held in high esteem BY the rank and Gle
Of the National Guard. Hs has not, it is
said, consented TO become a can didate.
Evening journal., 1895-02-02
wrecked rassengers In danger.

Colon, Feb. 9-The General Transat-
lantic line steamer Amerique which
stranded off Cape Agousta, remains in
bad position, and it Is expected that she
will become a total wreck There are 200
persons on board Of her, and they are in q
position Of great peril Two steamers have
gone to the scene Of the wreck TO render
Evening journal., 1895-02-02
LoTsoF TRoUBLEFoR THE CAPTAIN
HIS Crew Refuse TO Go to Sea on the Luz
cerna aud Denand Their Wages.

HIS Crew Refuse TO Go to Sea on the Luz
cerna aud Denand Their Wages.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 2.-on Monday
last the British steamship Lueerna
collided in the river here with schooner
aud had her bow stove and stem twisted
The British consul appointed a spscl ]
board of inquiry TO survey the dana. 9
to the steamer, and yesterday they de-
cided that she was seaworthy and could
sail this morning
The crew, on learning of the decision
of the board, notified G ,ptain Clipperton,
the British consul, and Captain Dyer, OF
the Lucerna that they would not 60 TO
sea In the steamer They also said that
they would not leave the vessel until
they mad received their wages Captain
Dyer has secured a new crew, and If the
crew aboard persists Ia their refusal ia
sail they will probably be arrested at the
instance of the British c)nsul on the
charge of mutiny.
Evening journal., 1895-02-02
81 25 ones for ST.
81 80 ones for 81 10.
81. 90 ones for 81 30.

All Of our best goods which
you've always bought and
know well.
In a few weeks, according
to the calendar, we are sup
posed to welcome beautiful
Spring-dare you take the
risk without further protection
from cold weather. If you do
not the last chance is here to
make the bargain binding.
All Of our large size S
pound Blankets are reduced
from So to $4 per pair.
All of our larger size 8
pound Blankets are reduced
from 81 to SIS per pair.
One of the greatest bargains
in medium-priced novelty
Dress Goods of silk and wool
mixtures is now displayed on
our dress goods counters at 2oc
per yard-blue. brown, plum,
green and olive--half as much
again as we ask for these goods
would make them cheap.
"A beautiful line of all-wool
Cashmeres are now offered fol
a5c from 371zc. They are in
navy blue, red, garnet, old rose,
brown, green, bluet, tan, steel,
All our remnants of Dress
Goods at half price-from 25c
up.
A few more left of those
elegant Shirts and Drawers in
natural wool for men and boy:
-all the 7oc ones for soc, anc
the ST. ones for soc; in tht
regular sizes. There's aboul
one quarter of the lot in small
size drawers only, which W.
will sell for CSC per pair-sizt
50.
Evening journal., 1895-02-02
80 M rInle WnrI,s.

PIrTsBURG, Feb 2-Tha largest tin
plate works in the United States arc to be
built as an addition to the Illinois Steel
company Of Chicago. They win be erected
during the coming spring and summer and
will consist Of 80 black plate mills in ad.
dition to the Timing department.
Evening journal., 1895-02-02
cleared for ! Gnutsmaia Port.

The American schooner Jennie Lock-
wood. Captain n >. Wheeler. ciesrsd for
Puerta Barrios, Gautemsle. with a.sargo
OF passenger cars, bridge material,
locomotives and l,sOO kegs Of dynamite.
Evening journal., 1895-02-02
To Introduoe Their Guests.

The Misses Alice Conner and Retta
Conner entertained several friends very
pleasantly last night, at their hone,
No $40 West Eleventh street. 10 intro
duce their guests, Mics Hume and the
Messrs. Hume. Of Philadelphia The
parlors and dining room were prsttilJ
decorated with flowers and the time
passed swiftly in music and dancing
About midnight dainty supper was
served
The guests were Miss Humes. the
Messrs Humes, Joseph Maish, and Joseph
Ora Word. of Philadelphia; Miss Mary
Van Trump Miss Shrack. Miss Alice
Conner. Miss Retta Conner, Charles
Hyland, Mr.. Hllligus and i Christy
Evening journal., 1895-02-02
Had a Blrthday surprise.

Special Correspondence Evening journal.
MIDDLRTowE, Feb "A surprise par
ty was rendered Samuel Hushebeok. q
young man living near town, last even
ing, 1t being given Ia honor Of his
birthday. Among those present were
Misses Fannie Crouch Chrissis Richards.
Addie and Annie Hushebeck, Bertha
Bryan. Lola Netf, Myrtle Berry. Rosie
Berry, Samuel Hushebeck. Joseph Schriv
er, Archie Bnekworih, william Barry,
Thomss Shaw, lsiah Shaw, William snd
George Thornton.
Evening journal., 1895-02-02

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Evening journal., 1895-02-02
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Evening journal., 1895-02-02
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Pleasant Reception Held in
Honor Of Visitors.
BRIDES And aBooMs

Many aoneymoons to Be Enjoyed BY
Dsiawars's Young People During the
Coming wholesome other Events OF
Interest to wiImiugton People. and
Their Friends Personal Mention.
Evening journal., 1895-02-02

Commencing again Satur-
day morning at 9 o'clock for
your white sewing. Take ad-
vantage of the present events
and get an early start for
Spring. Every lady needs
these goods, why not now 7
"A Fruit Of Loom, 64c
"A Hill, 54c.
AZ inch Pillow Muslin, Sc.
a6 inch Pillow Muslin. 90.
10 A Utica Sheeting, 100.
10 Linen Finish Sheetlng, 19c
Ten to twenty yards TO any
one customer.
All remnants of our En-
broideries are at half price.
We shall also offer for sale
the following splendid bar
gains in Cream and Bleached
Damask Table Linens-three
special reductions-all stan
dard qualities, with great wear
ing ability.
SO inch Cream Dsmask, 371c, from so
70 inch Cream Dama4k, 50c, from 75
B6-inch bleached pamask, SOC, from s5
With about fifty dozen Nap
kins, patterns of which are
dropped, for q the regular
price.
Three numbers of full sized
white Bed Spreads, Marseilles
patterns, feel. the knife:
Evening journal., 1895-02-02

houses for rent. 1O8 West Eirbtb atrss.
Evening journal., 1895-02-02
Advantagss Eor RuraI rupIIs.

bill will bs introduced in the House
to allow the advanced pupils Of rural
districts TO have the same educational
advantages now enjoHed by the advanced
pupils Of town schools In any correspond
ing grade It will provide that advanced
rural pupils may be admitted to town
schools without cost TO their parents, and
that the towns shall bs reimbursed for
any extra expense out of the general
school fnnd
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-06
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.

Clerks, Storekeepers and Gaugers for
Internal Revenue Service Wanted.
The following notice has been issued by
the secretary of the Board of Examiners OF
the internal revenue service:
The Civil Service Commission at Washington
has ordered that an examination be held IN
this City ON Thursday, August B., 1893, COM
mencing at A. NJ, for the grades OF clerk
storekeeper, gauger and stOrekeeper-gauger
Only citizens of the United States can be
examined. The age limitations for this examl-
nation as follows: For clerk, not under Is;
for all other grades not under 81.
No application will be accepted for this ex-
animation unless filed in complete form, on
the proper blank, before the hour of closing
business on July %, 1895.
The Civil Service Commission takes this OPP
pOrtunity of stating that the examinations are
open TO all reputable citizens who may desire
TO enter the service without regard to their
political affiliations All such citizens, whether
Democrats or Republicans, or neither, are in
vited to apply. They shall be examined, graded
and certified with entire impartiality, and
wholly without regard to their political views
or to any consideration save their efficiency, as
shown by the grades they obtain in the exami-
nation.
The blanks and all necessary informa-
ton in regard to the examination can be
obtained at the Office of the internal reve-
nue. agent in the Appraisers building.