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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21

CURTAINS. ,,v ;,<,,nces S. and
$40 pair under last Spring prices n',e''I rsh Point.
r "a lots ono and two pairs of kndIIS H. III
are oa' io,S, Jns Anue CIuny-at one-tfnd o"
or more -: ,d Toured
uo,, do,c-face Velour Curtains PLAN sau ~ w.,
ron,,ss vcrv best for door hangngs, S''.'~ ""''
ro', 80 cotton Velour Curtains, tinged Top a.u
bottom. effect Ike silk, for doo .s o' "''
Seven eolongs. sls 80 kind at so.' pa. i<s figures
RULED muslin Curtains gooa 9u,"ss, AZ nair
and >nots. full SIZE SO. so kind at sL.o' pau ,ona
AZ IN ,b,te Muslin with red fgnres, for SASH OF 'os
curtains 2Oc kind, To- yd
SQUARES CUSHIONS. SCREENS. and III.
Sne,.i iot GOOD quality silk plush wool A,sa ss
p,an.s,,v Squares About 24x24 in, at -, o. ''e
each. -. se ,1 nm n q 80
Bagdad Couch Covers, some OF the % KIM ~ at ''
each oo.o. N. e 30 kind
Silk rufled Down Cushions S2H24 H. Inc % " "''
R,"d ,I Cushions filled with good quality down. -
,ol% Sr,sen" # high, filed with latest patterns
81 cood quality slkoine 81 % kind at Si.'s'
Third Floor.
FANCY WOOL PLAIDS
How Bit will brighten school dress! Al-wool'
and the soc kind but to end them quickly we Say S'N'
Width 80 in no.: a. Iook<
Fancy wool Sutngs, dark ene0'S, 90 W. WV
like big value al DOC. 40 = o.. Oh. s0c
Atwood Chahs. evening tnts, Ss in, ISe the QUO
kind -. s.. ..,,h;,;ng
silk stripe Novelty Sutiny, just right Tor eomo'""'s
with nalner effects, IS H., &c. the 81 kind. m
NAVY blue Storm Serge, all wool, "A in, Sse the ooe
kind
Near ROtunda.
s ss:'sss. %551Aml.%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21
BRICE LOOKS A WINNER.
HIS TRIUMPH IN To-DAY's CONVENTION
APPARENTLY ASSURED.

OHIO SILVER DEMOCRATS ROUTED IN THE PRE-
LEMlNARY CAuCJsEs-- THE SENATOR LIKE
LY TO Run THINGS TO SUIT HIMSELF
THE NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR
GOES BEGGING. But WILL
PROBABLY BE FORCED on
JAMES E. CAMPBELL.
Tsr TELEGRAPH TO THE fR,BUNEl
Springfield. Ohio. Aug Ex-senator br'cc went
10 bed tonight placidiy happy. Tomorrow
when the Democrats OF Ohio are assembled III
convention. Mr. Brice, so often abused ana cSn-
dennned viii be viadiested and ENDORSED. Al
least. such was thr prospect after the prehn'h-
airy convention oaucuses Of tonight AS near
As can BIZ ascertaned. Mr.. Brice has carried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21

A BLANKETS WEIGHT
stands for much of Blankets worth--f the
eve is right. A skimped Blanket, either IN
I.ooth or breadth is nuisance. We leave
neither of these things for you to guess at
"x.ct s;ze in inches, exact weight. And
then about two-thirds prices.
81 so Blankets at SI0o par
81 90 Blankets at $50 pair
81 90 Blankets at $500 pair
&c 50 Blankets at $500 par
s7 80 Blankets at 5000 pair
S9 90 Blankets at $3.50 pair
And in tina, way through almost every Blanket '''s
rcwrth Avenue.
FIFTY WOMEN'S DRESSES
u md Swiss all very handsome, some claborateiy
trimmed nav end at exactly nall
$50 Dresses at NW
SIT 50 Dresses at S.B
SOB 80 Dresses ct Sll5
sos co Dresses at $3.50
S27 90 Dresses at $3.50
$50 80 Dresses at SOS
Second Floor. Brondw"y.
THE SALE OF BLACK SILKS
Gathers headway. Why not It's an almost unbeard-
81 thing to see new fast dye Silks, that every woman
wants, going at well toward ball prices
20" 20 IN black Tafetss that should be quick at '5e.
ss in Back laps that were 81 this season may go at
% in. asik Lyons More Antique that lately brought
$3.50 is now 95e. ust the thing Tor ,.e SIX ssI,
r;''. Qualities nure dive Satin Duchess 49, 9Sc Sl
Sis sI.Ss-a third less than they're likely soon TO
be. - 49, =.
The NEW vELvETS are here IN great range Of
styles and shades
ROtunda.
, &c.,; &C.,;
7 SfSNasf & CO. ~ fVVnInAsc.
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1,rn nic Notc..

The Vandalia last week. brought in 1,01S
loaded cars and hauled west 97S loaded cars.
The in and outbound movement of the
Panhandle. last week, varied but little. SS3
loaded cars being received, against $40 for
warded
The Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton hand
led, at Indianapolis, last week, l12 loaded
cars. an increase of 81 over the week end
ing April 10.
The Big Four (nroper. last week. touched
It's maximum for Indianapolis, receiving and
forwarding S467 loaded cars. 224 more than
in the week ending April 20.
The empty-car movement, last week. was
SOS, which is an unusually heavy move
n.ent OF empties. bat below that of the
week ending April Is by 563 empty cars.
The indianapolis & yincennes last week
passed the 100 loaded car average, handling,
at indianapolis, I43 loaded cars, bringing in
SIT carloads OF coal and stone.
The four Pennsylvania lines handled, at
Indianapolis, last week, 1888 loaded cars
against a602 in the week ending April 13
The loaded-car movement OF the Panhandle
fell off. while that of the other Pennsyl-
vania lines increased.
The indianapolis, Decatur & Western is
cars inbound. last week. being 2f0. and its
west-bound business, in connection with
the Cincinnati Hamilton q Dayton, has
considerably increased
The Lake Erie & Westerns outbound
business last week, reached 323 loaded
cars which means good work by the rep
resensative OF the road at this point. as
every pound of it nearly is of local origin,
the l.. Il. & w. having no connecting feeder.
The Peoria & Eastern. last week. haniled
at Indianapolis, 2.o4o loaded cars. against
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22
TRAIN LOADS OF PRESENTS.
The Railway Station OverwheIme d
for BismarcI's Birthday.
London Telegraph


The quantity of beer, sausages. hams.
cheese, butter, and the like arriving at
FREDERICKSBURG from ali quarters is almost
naved p, n EnGIgh has already been re-
and every train brings fresh supplies be-
sides more choice presents of champagne,
cigars, cakes, flowers and useful and ar
tistic objects of every conceivable descrip-
ton. Barrels, boxes, packing cases, and
and men are kept busy all day removing
them in trucks to the Schloss The large
Japanese incense burner, which arrived the
the garden opposite the principal entrance
Around 1T are grouped magnificent floral
tributes, plants, bouquets and baskets of
flowers.
The presents which there has been time
TO unpack are set out in large room, in
every corner of which they are piled up in
admired confusion 1t is Impossible to at
tempt detailed description. Prominent on
the Emperor last Tuesday, with it's richly
chased enameled golden hilt. Around lie
seasa n BY
wooden, velvet and metal cases. The coll
lection includes articles of furniture and
clothing, clocks. pipes, walking sticks. tea
and coffee services, magnificently illumi-
mated Bible, musical box. gold pens and
head, vases, perfumes, skin rugs, books
and portraits. When left the house this
found just deposited at the front door an
other wagonload of packages, which formed
a pie SlA Ieet nlSn. w nile write, q crate
containing seven live ducks has arrived
from England Even Prince Bismarcks dog
is not forgotten. Among. the presents 1 no.
the inscription Love me. love my dog
The congratulations which will be received
tomorrow by post and telegraph will in
themselves constitute an extraordinary
tribute. Over one million special birthday
marck on the first have been sold. A Ger
man with whom l conversed yesterday told
me that his brother in America had sent
fN,. IF has lr fr.-h -nlf "A
friends, and in a single day no fewer than
1900 similarly ordered were sent to Chicago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22
Worthless Publication.
Philadelphia Telegraph.


or all the tons of trash issued by the
Government Printing Office and carted
about the country at the cost of the post
Office, no recent output is so utterly worth
less as the report the Chicago strike
made by the United States strike commits
sion. This report is given in a bulky volume
of 735 pages. not ten of which are OF the
slightest Consequence TO any human being.
The whole story, so far as it was of in
terest, was told at the time by the news
papers, and all the important facts gone
over again by the strike commission were
once more spread abroad by the press.
Every trifiing detail that ANYBODY cares
two cents for has been published from twice
to dozen times. This report goes through
the whole business, ad nauseanl, and wastes
good ink and fair quality of paper in tell
ing what everybody did or said during the
time of the strike, and what everybody
thought who could be induced to give his
views before the commission. The United
States strike commission one of the
most egregiously Incompetent and inefficient
bodies of nobodies appointed by this
government. The commission wasted much
time. more money and most public patience
in doing nothing and reaching no results.
This big book is devoted to showing how
the commission contrived to accomplish this
important purpose.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22
Total movement ........ q. 448 2s.ao7 1852
Commission to Meet To-Morrow.

Commission to Meet To-Morrow.
In the Council Bluffs bridge arbitration
and Iowa rate case to come before the
Interstate-commerce Commission, the roads
complained against have served notice on
Commissioner TIT that they have filed pc
tition for intervention. After reviewing the
charges made by the Omaha Commercial
Club as to discrimination in freight rates,
they deny many of the same. In the case
of Texas through rates, in winch Omaha
and South Omaha are particularly inter-
ested they deny that Omaha and South
Omaha shippers are subject to any undue
unreasonable prejudice or disadvantage
or any preference to Fort Madison, Daven-
Joseph or other distributing points The
rates on live Stock glucose, packing house
products. etc, are touched on. In con-
clusion they say there has been no dis
elimination against the complainant, and
that 1t has cause of action account
against the defendant. and asks to be dis
missed The case will be heard on the 23d
inst. at the federal building in Omaha
Commissioners Yeomans, Veasey and Nor
rison will try the case. There will be "a
meeting of shippers interes..a in the
Kearney case in Omaha to-day.
Mr.. Holmes, as attorney. presumably, for
notice on Mr. Ctt that he had filed
swer TO the charges made by the Com
merciaI Club without some relation to the
bridge differentia 1t is claimed that the
rates on Iowa shipments are low enough
now, and that the Iowa Railway Commits
Of discrimination against Omaha are de-
MED
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22
The Three Grnces.

Health, beauty. happiness. signify beau
tiful body and beautiful soui. These three
graces are inseparable.
Acquire ideal health and of the other two
you will be assured
Ideal health. Do you know what that
means? Ii not only means beauty and hap
piness, but 1t also means freedom from all
aches. pains or iil-feeling. sickness dis
ease.
Are YOU In search OF IDEAL healta2 VIII
YOU take it2 What is it worth TO you? What
will YOU not do to acquire 1t? Do You want
1t? If you do. then take Black Tonic.
Black Tonic viii give you ideal health and
all that IL Implies.
TIE persistent of Black Tonic viii
produce the most wonderful results on the
human system and that In a wonderfully
short time. Your druggist sells Il.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22
$500. 900 Bond Filled.

BUTTE, Mont. April al. II. Lesson
the new administrator of the Davis estate
has just filed his bond in the sum of 5000
coo here The bond bears the signatures Of
thirty-two business men who are down sor
amounts ranging from $4,000 to $500. 600 each
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22

NARSEILLES April 20.-The steamship
Djemmah, from the island of Madagascar.
has arrived here. having on board Mr.. John
l.. Waller. formerly United States consul
at Tamatave. who was recently tried by
court-martial and sentenced to twenty
years Imprisonment on the charge of having
been spy in the interest of the Hovas.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22
EfOLMAYER, SEALS S1|
Wes:ioaSMsss2< Stencils IaSs!s. s Stays u
I0Sst IN 1896. Is SHERIDAN ST GROUND FLOOR.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Brazil, Ind, water works extension.
Sealed proposals will be received until
six 90 O clock p. m. OF the 18th day OF May.
1895, at the Office of the city clerk of
Brazil, Ind. for reconstructing the water
works system according to the plans, speci-
city clerks office. The successful bidder
win cash a sufficient amount of city bonds
at par to pay for the plant.
All bids must be accompanied by certi-
fed check TO the amount of one thousand
(S1 o00) dollars guaranty that the bid
der will within five 20 days after the
cepta1ce of his bid enter into contracts
for constructing the plant and cashing the
bonds. The plans and specifications can
ba seen at the office of the city clerk and
an information concerning the bonds and
the city's assessed valuation and indebted
ness can be obtained or Guy Clerk, Mr..
John Macdonald.
The Common Council reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. ~ order of the
Common Council.
ALVIN r HERT Mayor.
JOHN MACDONALD. City Clerk.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22
Live stock Dealers wroth.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 2o.--At meet
ing OF the members of the Kansas City
Live Stock Exchange. held this afternoon:
the action of Secretary Morton in regard
to the recent advance in the price of meats
was up for discussion. At its conclusion
Secretary r. p. Woodbury. was directed.
through the board of directors. to send
Secretary Morton the following telegram
1--WE. the members of the Kansas City
Live Stock Exchange, have noticed with
profound regret the recent newspaper agi-
tation about increased cost of live stock
and the unwarranted and untrue state
ments made. Alleged converse tions with
you regarding a proposed investigation
have been the basis for series of news
paper articles which have had the effect of
causing the market for live stock to be
unwarrantably agitated. We can only at
tribute this and its consequent serious
loss as the direct results of reports al
legged TO originate from your department
concerning Investigations you propose to
make. Prices OF live stock have decreased
correspondingly with the CONSUMPTION of
beef and we. therefore, respectfully pro-
test against the widespread agitation for
which your department seems responsible,
and respectfully suggest tnat investiga-
ton be made quickly and without further
harmful agitation We court full and thor
ough investigation of all interests connect
ed with the live stock market
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22

CHICAGO, April 20.--The following will
appear in the Times-TIerald tomorrow:
.'The controlling interest in the Times
Herald and Evening Post hes been pur-
chased by H. H. Kohlsast. who will direct
the policy of the two papers hereafter. Mr.
Kohlsaats purchase includes the greater
part of the interest owned by James W;
Scott. and practically all the stock owned
by other stockholders except MIR Hawley,
who retains the one-fcurtu interest he
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22
Couldn't obIige Her.
Mansfield oo.) News.

MansneId IO.J NEWS.
A bashful young man of Tiffin. while at
tending revival meetings, was approached
by an earnest young woman, who said TO
him:
my dear friend, ii would do my heart
good to lead you to the altar
The young fellow hesitatingly replied that
he appreciated the honor. but as he al
ready engaged TO two girls, he could not
accommodate her.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22

1.925 in the week ending April Is. The BUSH
ness of the Western division is quite salts
factory. but the eastern division is much of
an elephant to the Big Four, which oper-
ates 1t.
The business of the Indianapolis division
OF the Monon Is quite satisfactory. as the
present movement is. much of it, 1ong-haul
freights, as the Sheridan brick works short
haul freight Is not counted, their plant
not having yet been rebuilt. Last week the
AIonon handled, at indianapolis. 55S cars
and OF the number Ait were loaded.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22
Mailer nd MnreeiIler.

others were in the building and escaped
with little injury. The explosion is at
tributed 10 chemicals.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22
WORLDS Champion.hip.
Fight for OIL Territory.

ASHLAND KY. April 20.-The Standard
and its various side companies will by no
means control the Big Sandy Oil field with
from the fields indicate the liveliest weeks
work that the section has ever known To-
day has been the busiest OF the series.
knowing that the coming week would pre-
cipitate a motley crowd of speculative
agents, the older companies have been striv-
ing to get all the desirable territory pos
sbe in hand. The South Pennsylvania Oil
Company is credited with paying out this
week $4,000 on lease rentals in Magofhn
and FLOYD counties. The other companies
are being likewise affected. and the Big
Sandy valley is profiting immensely. Thou
sands of acres have been taken.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22
4 Columbu. GirI's Invention.

COLUMBUS. Ind, April 2O.-An electric
device has Just been invented by Dora Og-
den. manager of the Western Union Office
at this place. by which steam whistles are
to be blown by electricity, the current pass
ing through an electric clock. By this
device every factory whistle in the city
or in the United States for that matter,
can be sounded simultaneously. The whistle
may be set to blow at any hour desired
ing establishments will adopt and use it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22
In Jam for Contemnt OF court.

MARION, o.. April 2c-Mayor Nichols;
Councilman Thomas Roberts and Busard
all Republicans. At the spring election
George Low and Joseph Maas, Democrats.
of the men arrested. The court ordered
that the Democrats be seated. but no atten-
tion was paid 10 the order. To-day they
TO pay were sent to jail.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS lorea & Seidensticker
having formed partnership. have moved
their law office 10 27i2 South Delaware
street, taking charge of the Office and law
business of the late Adolph SaIdcnsticker
deceased
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22
rhe Standard Company Abroad.

BERLIN, April 20-.The Hamburgisher
Borsenhalie to-day declares that. contrary
TO published statements no working
rangement has yet been arrived at between
the Standard Oil Company and the Russian
oil interests 1t is added, however, that ne
gotiations are proceeding, and the proposed
agreement lis now before the Russian Min
lister of Finance for examination. His de-
cision will not be given before the end of
the month";
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22
NEWS IN SUNDAYS JOURNAL.
Resume of the Chief Events Chroni-
cIed I'm the Issue of April p.


Wheat jumped up two cents at Chicago.
The Car rejected a petition for modfica-
tions of the press laws.
The Honest Money Leagues organization
at Chicago was completed.
Governor Morton refuses to grant re-
spite to wife-murderer Buchanan
The Standard again put down the price
Of credit balances and oil closed at Sl.9l
asked.
The Pullman Palace Car Company has
per cent.
School elections were held in many sec
tons of Illinois. Women triumphed in sew
eral cases.
on the plea for rehearing of the income
tax tomorrow.
The Hawaiian government Endorses Thurs
toms course at Washington and says that
he was not recalled
new trial in the case of Harry Hay
ward, convicted of the murder of Catherine
Cling, has been denied.
A New York correspondent has it that
Eastern Democrats will push General Miles
for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Secretary Gresham is said to have CURLY
informed Great Britain that Uncle Sam will
not permit her to take possession of Corn
island
Judge Mcconnell has Withdrawn his resig-
nation as president of the Chicago Iroquois
Club. which he made on account OF his free
silver views.
York 10, Brooklyn s; Baltimore %, Philadel-
phia A.; Pittsburg 16, Louisville 9; Boston II.
Washington 4.
There are said to be twenty ex-Congress-
men and Ex-Governor Campbell of st. Louis,
after the place vacated by the death of
Colonel Mansur.
indianapolis.
The Indianapolis ball team defeated the
Jacksonville, Ill, nine by 10 to II score.
Indiana G. A. r. is being flooded with
letters concerning p. II. Fitzgeralds Geor-
gia colonization scheme.
The Lutheran Synod concludes that the
best efforts of church work are not at
tanned through Christian Endeavorer So
cieties
Fred E. Brandt a Bradshaw-street mold
er, committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head. A tramp, supposed to
be Frank Neal, of Terre Haute, took the
carbolic-acid route.
General Harrison will go East in May to
attend the semi-centennial of the New Jer-
sey Historical Society.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22
BUILDING wrecked by an Explosion.

MARION Ind. April 20.-An explosion
occurred this afternoon IN the building oc-
cupied By the manufacturers Of medical
specialties for J. x. Ford & Go. Two OF
the walls were blown out and the roof fell
in. John l.. Wood. Walter Wood and two
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-22

Fine expert watch repairing at Marcy's.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-16

Secretary Carlisle sent the following
communication to tho senate last week !:
"in reply to senate resolution of Jan.
nary IS, 1895, that the secretary Of
treasury be directed to inform the sen.
ate what is the estimated deficiency in
the revenues of the government to paw
current expenses between the Slst day
OF December, 1894, and the. 3Ist day
OF December, 1895, and If the sl53,-
s37, $685. 80 cash balance in the treasury
on the 3lst day Of December. 1894,
will be sufficient to meet such defici,
sncy, ] have the honor to state that
estimates made upoi the basis of laws
now IN force. it is believed That for the
mosths ending December 81,
1895, the revenues of the government,
from all sources, will. exceed ordinary
expenditures by S22, 1868 ,O22." That
dsss notebook much like; democratic in,
Comu6tencv ""' : 20
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-16

the democratic party has had, will be
materially changed during the residue
of his term n our official leader. He
eau be relied upon at all times, and
under all circumstances, to Garry HIM
self with honor and credit. He may
be at any time expected to issue some
message or some manifesto Tor the
moment electric IN its character. But
he lacks the power to follow the word
with the act, and cen to the end he
will continue to prove a disappointment
tn those who look to him, as soldiers
looS to a general, for an exploit bril-
liant and decisive.
To such as believe with us that all
things work for good under God, let
us hope that beyond the might have
been that is, turks a glory that is TO be,
compromising us for all our losses,
bringing sunshine out of gloom, order
out of chaos, and the tinal ~vindication
and confirmation of IL democracy
unterrified and undefiled.