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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-14

P~reparfng for the Great Fisht.
CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-The Corbett- Fitzsim.
mons fight will probably take place al
5y those few to whom such information i:
absolutely essential what course will be pur.
sued. and. regardless of seeming difficulties
Is now removed that the fight Is TO occur or
the date set and at the site already Sc.
lected at Hot Springs. President +. NJ
seen at the Chicago Club tonight. H,
said: 'Of course. l cannot speak as tc
what action Governor Clarke or any judge
or other official may take regarding the
fight. 1t Is only necessary 10 say that sui
fcient assurance has been received from
public and private sources TO justify the
railroad in making the necessary prepare
tions to take care of all special cars. build
ing as much side track as may be required
No place In the country is better equipped
than Hot Springs for such an emergency
and the three hundred hotels and boarding
places OF the town are actively getting il
shape TO properly receive the crowd o
people expected"
on the sufficiency of the hotel accommo
dations at Hot Springs and the absence o
any disposition toward exorbitant charge
or bulldozing. Two Of the leading hote
| managers, Mr.. Hogaboom. of the Park, an,
Mr.. Jackson, OF the Eastman, are in Chi
Gag engaging extra help and making othe
the expected influx of twenty-five thousan'
visitors. Each of the hotels named accom-
podates under ordinary circumstance
about eight hundred and. If pushed. ca
! properly house 1,500 apiece. Others of tn
hotels have scarcely less generous quarters
and, aside from the many boarding places
the railroad company is preparing sid
I tracks enough for about five hundred spe
| cial cars. Twenty special car" parties ar
being made up in Chicago alone. The tota
! expenditure in preparation for the fight in
Guiding output for track, extra. trains an
extra engines, etc, Is estimated. at slC0,0u
| Ninety cars of lumber are being hauled I
\ the springs for fight purposes. Attention
Is significantly called to these actions an
the confidence otherwise shown In the prep
! arations. The fact is also pointed out tina
| the contract on behalf of Hot Springs ha
| not been made by irresponsible or specu
! lative sporting men, but by the Mayor an
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

EfoR REN1-A two story brick house No.
IL 200 f, Eifth street. y ppiy TO IL. l..
Vernon, Republican Ofice. ag.if-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
buchanan Again Rsspited.

ALBANY, May 2.-Yesterday afternoon
Governor Morton granted o respite to Muir
derer Robert Buchanan until Wednesday
May s. He took this action at the advice
and request of Colonel John r. Fellows,
district attorney Of New York. The at
torney general having decided that the
appeal to the United States supreme court
In the application for writ Of habeRs cor
pus acted us a stay, the question as to tho
legal day upon which the murderer could
be executed arose, and 1t was decided that
respite be granted SO as to avoid a re- SEN
tenco by the court which originally SEN
fenced him. District Attorney Fellows
desired to avoid the necessity of such pro-
ceedure. II the supreme court decides
against Buchanan before that time the
sentence will be executed on that day. If
the case is not decided by that time the
governor may issue another respite.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
An Alleged Female Dentist in Trouble.

vile, small village near here, over half
dozen people have been poisoned, some
of them perhaps fatally, by medicine ad-
mlnistered by a travelling woman dentist,
who has skipped the town since the con-
dition Of her patients became known. The
victims are: Taylor Paxton, pastor of the
Methodist church; Misses Myrtle Wallace,
Nora Burtwell and Lizzie Liddell, and
Mrs. William Clark. Miss Liddell is dy-
ing, and 1t is feared some of tho others may
succumb. The dentist travelled under the
name of DIR. Alberta Oberlin, and adver-
tissd herself as painless tooth extractor
of st. Louis" In the dispatches which
have been sent out asking her arrest she is
described as "a large, remarkably hand
some woman Of stylish and prepossessing
appearance"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
BATTLE WITH pEsefrADots.
They Make Bold Dash for Liberty. but
Are Captured.

Thsy Make = Bold Dash for Liberty. but
Are Captured.
ST JOSEPH, No, May s-For some days
past a gang Of tough characters have been
hanging around st. George, suburb OF
this city, ana Tuesday night information
was brought to the Burlington officials
that the Omaha express was to be held up.
William Haag, hotel man, furnished the
Information, and the officers sent a posse,
who frustrated the design. Last night
while Richard Rau an employe OF Haag,
was sitting in the barroom Of Haag's
place, Thomas Farrell, one Of the gang,
stepped inside the door, while his partner,
who gives the name of Dan Howard,
watched on the outside. Farrell stepped
up to Rau and without word shot him
through the stomach, inflicting q fatal
wound. AS Farrell ran out the door he
called to his partner, II have shot the
wrong man, realizing that he had failed
to get tho man who had given the infor'
nation.
Several citizens started In pursuit Of the
two men, who ran out on the railroad
tracks toward the Kansas bridge. A num-
Der Of shots were fired by both parties, but
without effect. As the fugitives neared the
bridge ex. Sheriff Carson and Officer Barry
who heard the firing, jumped into buggy
and gave chase, catching up with the two
men just as they were leaving the Kansas
end OF the bridge. Carson covered How
ard with revolver and forced him to sur
render Officer Barry attempted to cap
ture Aell, who whipped out two revol-
vers a,V began firing, shooting the officer
through the'arm. ..---
Then Farrell dashed into the woods, fol
lowed by Barry and two other officers,
Franz and Shea, who had arrived by this
time, and battle ensued during which
over forty shots were fired Farrell was
finally shot through the left breast, the
bullet passing through his lungs, and he
Is in q dying condition. Farrell is sup.
posed to hail from St. Louis, while How.
ards residence is SO for unknown, as he
refuses to talk.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Fulton Gordon. the double murderer of
Louisville, is out on &c, 600 bail
The Boston postofiice now uses electric
mail ours In the distribution of tho mails
The greater New York bill was ad.
vanced to third reading in the state senate
by vote of IS to s.
The saloon of David Kasshner, at Cam
ton, o, was raided and complete coun
terfeiters' den unearthed.
L. w. Madrasse, confidential book keeper
of the San Antonio Tex National bank,
aftor confcssing to shortage OF s., 900, has
disappeared,
The Indians on the Payallup reserva-
ton, in Washington state, threaten trouble
because the government has ordered the
sale OF their lands.
John Saunders and John Davis, who
stole 81, 900 worth Of diamonds from Com
Btantine Lucins' jewelry store, in New
York, on March %, have been captured in
that city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
NICARAGUA TROUBLE SETTLED.
Honduras Would Have Sent Soldiers to
Aid Nicaragua II Needed.

Honduras Would Have Sent Soldiers to
Aid Nicaragua II Needed.
LONDON, May 2,-In spite Of the state
ment which emanated from the foreign
office saying that there has been no change
In the attitude of Great Britain towards
Nicaragua, 1t is learned that Great Britain
has agreed to the proposed settlement Of
her dispute with Nicaragua II the pay
ment Of the indemnity Ia guaranteed. In
this case the British feet will Immediately
withdraw from Corinto. 1t Is not known
what guarantee Great Britain demands
for the payment Of the indemnity, but it
is believed in official circles that the affair
is practically settled
7 MANAeuA, Nicaragua May e.-The Hon
duras government has given assurance to
Nicaragua that her troops will be at the
disposal of Nicaragua should they be ne
cessary. This is the only tender OF troops
that has been made by the Central Amer
lean governments, although the other re-
publlcs have shown their interest and Co
operation In other ways. The offer from
Honduras is not likely to be accepted, ow-
Ing to the present favorable turn of af
fairs, but at one time there was prospect
of concerted action by the forces of the
two countries.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

(NTAETED-Twc gentlemen boar lie 8 In a
NV private family, near 18th nnG Market
streets. Addrcs, $. H.. this olcc. a30-2jt'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
NOTICE.

r. III Sss q s.a RaS isf s
car pets bedding. watches. clocks guns and
revoivers. and good second hand clothing.
s. W. Cor. Second and Orange streets. ana
No. 2VO West Second street; also sold at a
reasonable rate by A. j. Conner. Come giyo
us aoall. ml6.2et.
DHOPOsALS will be received at tho office
u OF the Water Department. s. W. Cor.
OF sixth and King Sis up to Tuesdny. May
.. atIS o'clock p. IN. for about 40 II Of iron
fenop Particulars and blank form OF pro
posNs can be had upon application The
right to rejact any or all bids is reserved.
J. A. BOND.
alT5t Chief Engineer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

QARDING- Furnished or unfurnshed
ID front rooms with or without board.
permanent or transient; also 0rst-clnss table
board Every room fronts on street. Cou-
yenitnces on oach noor Low rutUs, New
INT N hgementNu. IA East Seventh St. m26ly
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
SPANISH OFFICER EXECUTED.
Lieutsn.ns aaiisro shot for oowardics IN
Fortress at Havana.

Lieutenant GalIero shot for Uowardice IN
Fortress at Havana.
HAVANA, May a-Lieutenant Valentine
Gallego, who surrendered fifty Spanish
soldiers to the rehsls and who was after
wards captured and turned over TO the
military authorities here was, after trial
by court martial, sentenced to be shot
This sentence was carried out yesterday in
the fortress Of Cabsna here. Lieutenant
Valentin Gallego should not be con-
founded with Lieutenant Benjamin Gal
lego, Of the Peninsular regiment, who was
recently tried by court martial and shot
at Santiago dc Cuba for allowing the
rebels to surprise him in a saloon at Jura-
qua City. .....
In approving the sentence OF the court
martial which condemned Lieutenant Val
entin Gallego to death, Captain General
Martinez de Cnmpos issued proclama-
tion In which he said that 1t was the first
timein the history of his military life that
he had known q Spanish officer to be exc
cuted as a coward.
Lieutenant Valentin Gallego's execu-
tion was conducted with the usual mill
tary ceremonies, and he personally gave
the order for the firing squad to shoot
The captain general has loft here for
Matanzas, Cardenas, Santa Clara and
Cicnfuegos. During the absence of Cap
tain General Martinez de Campos from
Havana General Jose Arderius will act as
captain general
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
WANTED
WANTEDI

Lad les to use Wild Grape U.er-
inc Suppositories;
safe, positive cure. Very ponvenienr to
nee. Just what you want Price $2.UJ At
druggists or by mail. Sealed particulars.
4 colts In stamps, Cldneld ped icine Co.
10Sn vlie stfeSt. pbila. n7-lyr
VNTANTED -GentIeusn boarders at 2Oi
w West street, also table bosrders Mrs.
o. A, khockley. a9-2Ct
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

w Eanea T,se Fr a family as ss
NJ nights Apply 100 French street. a30-at'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Prioe,s Confession of Murder.

DENTON, Md, May 2.-In the trial of
Marshall Z. Price for the murder of Sallie
Dean, Detective Seibold, of Baltimore, tes-
titled that Price said to him on the train
when under arrest: 81 want to tell you
about the murder. can't keep 1t any lon
ger, for my heart is breaking. did the
deed" Price added, in answer to query:
$50 help me God, did not criminally as
sauit her" The defense objected to the
Introduction of type written copy of
Prices confession of the murder made in
Baltimore.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

z ECTRIGAI.-Everything IN the eiectri-
q onl limo. Telephone ~. The Electrical
Construction and supply Company, No. y
East Eighth street, m2e-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
A Fatal Game Of Cards.

PHILADELPHIA, May p.-vinoenzo Cello
died In the Pennsylvania hospital last
night in consequence Of injuries received
in quarrel with John Spallelli over y
game Of cards at Seventh and Bainbridge
streets. Spalleilfs life is despalred Of
Cello had razor and Spallelli dirk, and
they slashed each other numerically
Cello's skull was fractured, and Spallelli's
condition is due to loss of blood from
many wounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
More Damaging Evidence Against purant.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-The inquest on
the body Of Blanche Lamont occupied less
than three hours yesterday, but the evil
dence developed was considered oonvinc-
ing, and the jury returned verdict charg
ing Theodore Durant with the murder
Martin Quinlan, an attorney, gave direct
and positive testimony that he saw Durant
and girl tallying exactly with the de.
scription Of Blanche Lamont walking to-
wards the church, and only few yards
distant, at 4:l5 o'clock on the afternoon
she disappeared, A man named Clarke,
who was with Quinlan, corroborated his
abatement,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
The Penrose Resolutions Postponed.

HARRISBURG, May 2-The senate judi
clary general committee has postponed ac-
tion on tho resolution to "Lexow" Phila-
delphia until next Tuesday night The
committee held meeting yesterday after.
noon to hear representatives of the NUM-.
cipal League and the Citizens Municipal
association in support of the resolution,
and then adjourned until Tuesday, when
City Controller Thompson, Mayor War
wick, exMayor Stuart and Thomas L..
Hicks will be heard in opposition.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Nay DAY pi.order in RelgInm.

LIEGE, May 2.-This city was yesterday
the scene Of a disorderly demonstration in
connection with the May Day celebration.
Ten of the participants in the disorder
were arrested. Ono of the prisoners struck
and knocked down policeman. The lat
ter sprang to his feet and cut his assail-
ant down with his sword
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
cn,ninr Committed for Trial

PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-The inquest on
the skeleton Of Johanna Logue, which was
found buried under the floor OF house on
Eleventh street In October, 1893, was held
yesterday. The main wltnoss was Jimmy
Logue, the notorious burglar and hus-
band of the dead woman. At the yon-
clusion OF the testimony Alphons6 r.
Cutaiar, Jr., the nephew ~ the murdered
woman, was committed to jail to await
trial on charge Of murder.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

M prlCE-New Sewing Machines $1,000
In sl7. 90 and 5000. A written Ruarantee
for 70 years. Second hand machines from
th0Oup, Cash or weekly payments. Sewing
machines bought. sold and exchanged at
RocHefciler's No. 100 W. 7th street. ..a.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
condsun,,r IN. Adn,n,.,r.,,o,

ALBANY May 2.-Resolutions in con-
demnation of the administration at WASH
ington for Its inaction in regard to the
seizure OF Corinto Nicaragua, were adop.
ted by the assembly yesterday under sus-
pension Of the rules, the vote standing 81
ayes to 10 nays ono Democrat voting with
the Republican majority. The resolutions
were offered by Representative Ainsworth
the Republican leader In the assembly,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
SIMMS' COMP PENNROYAL PILLS,

Tive nrst ever made under the name. "onr
1rale Mark" The only real orig ginai and
genuine; now making fcrty years. bewate
OF ths multitudes of limitations. Ladies' use
fhesp pills Very valuable In amenorrhea
aud womb dIeases 81 by mail. llepot COG
king street, Wilmington, Wholesale Smith,
Rhine And French Co, PhilA al6
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
On. wr.sh or o.mm...r,.

LONDON, May 2.--During the debate In
the house OF commons on the bill to pre-
vent false statements being made against
candidates at parliamentary elections Mr..
Henry Laboucherc the Radical leader,
began a speech by saying that he had
hoped to find the house debating a wo.
mans suffrage bill. At this lady in the
gallory loudly applauded, and thereby
called down upon herself the wrath of the
house. An order was given for her i'm
mediate expulsion, which was promptly
carried nnt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

h1ANTED--An experienced trimmer. Ap-
w ply at once to III King street. ml.bt'
lAIANTE D--A situation AT barDcrIug. Adj
wv dress d II. B. this Office. m-at'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

DUARDING-W Weekly furriiShed rooms
ID with board for married couple or sim
gle gentlemen. 201 East Firth street.
ae5 CT
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
tn. oscar wlIa. Jury Dl.asroe..

LONDON, May 2.-In the Old Bailey
court yesterday Justice Charles summed
up the case against Oscar Wilde and AL
fred Taylor, accused of serious mlsde
meanors. At l 80 the case was given to
the jury, md at 3;4S they returned to the
court room and announced that there was
no possibility of coming to an agreement
ms to verdict Counsel for the prisoners
then made application for bail, but his re-
quest was refused, Wilde will be tried
again at the next session Of the criminal
cnIrk
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Denying the beef Trust story.

CHICAGO, May 2.-Philip d. Armour de-
nies the assertion that trust In beef ex-
lists, and that 1t is caused by oombina-
ton of the firms of Armour & Co, Nelson
Morris & Co and H. H. Swift & Co., Of
Chicago st is perfectly astonishing, +"
said Mr. Armour, "that this craze is SO
widespread, and that there are SO many
believers that there is beef trust. say
with all sincerity that Armour & Co. did
not make any money in the beef business
during the year 1894, and up to the pres
snt the year 1866 has proved equally bad. :"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
T, NJ. WI Fifth and King,

Is selling some big bargain thus week. We
had tie biggest run las week our belfast
tea We ever had. lady from Mi bietown
came buck and huuIut nine pounds she
said II was the best tea saG had drank for
We had Il new lot oT our &c. to eoIne Ihs
week. and 1t is surely gpoi value for tue
money. By the way we have ulHc'; tea Tor
SOC. that Is mighty hlII 10 beat. We navc
everything. Just comr and see whnt we
have got, 1 know 1t viii pay you to comc'
We bave good whole grain rice TO- &c.
pound TINT would surprise YOU and blriey
4c. a pound Is low. and cur dried fruit woul 4
do you good 10 look at. Have yuu tried our
fancy Maine corn. cans for 25c.. tito finest
corn packed, sud canned pears &c. cam
1hoy are good at I, NJ. " Ter, Fifth and King
atr0ets. a2G-GJ-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

SHANGHAI, May e,-The Chinese inhab-
tants OF the Island of Formosa recently
sent depututlon to the British represent
ativo there urging him to request the
British government to prevent the Japan
sse from annexlng the island, and Offering
in return for this protection large share
IN the profits of the Formosa mines. The
matter was referred to the British govern
ment, which replied that 1t could not en-
tertain the proposal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
On, KILLED. One pl.msmberea.

TRENTON, May 2.-Last night Andrew
Gromborg aged As of 77s Eleventh ave-
nue., together with an unknown man,
jumped from a Pennsylvania railroad
freight train, upon which they had been
stealing ride, and started across the
track at the Bridge street crossing. They
were struck by passenger train, which
killed the unknown and cut off both of
Gromborgs legs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
secretary gresham Again III.

WASHINGTON, May e. Secretary of
State Gresham is again confined to his
rooms at his hotel suffering from an at
tack Of acute neuralgia of the stomach,
with liver complications, very similar to
that he experienced about two months
ago. His illness was aggravated for n
time by the pain due to the passage of n
gall stone, though the effects Of this have
completely disappeared.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Physicians

prescribe SCOTS Emulsion of
C Cod-liver Oil and Hypophos-
phites because they find their
patients can tolerate it for a
long time, as 1t does not upset
the stomach nor derange the
digestion like the plain oil.
SCOTS Emulsion is as much
e. asier to digest than the plain
III as milk is easier to digest
Il nan butter. Besides, the fish
fat taste is taken out of the oil,
a hd it is almost palatable. The
way sickly children, emaciated,
Rnemlc and consumptive adults,
gain flesh on SCOTS Emulsion
Is very remarkable.
Don't BE- persuaded 10 accept a subssitutsi
Scott 4 Bovine, NY. All Druggists Soc. and ST.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

IA, \1'Eb lnilS route OF 5lto ~ q arts.
w Address W, tbs uii rt, ai-ut.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
!s.Vl9sE. l.s COMPANY

Will furnish Ice to family trade as follows:
It's daily 35c per week; 10 lb daiiy 49c pc
week; Is lbs daily &c per week; 20 lbs daily.
s4c per week. s5 lbs and over at the rate OF
toc per 100 lbs. Prices no higher durin. the
seaaon. The lea t'ctuss OF complaint should
lie mmeiIay ely reported to the Office at once.
II Will lie promptly attended to,
ONCE 5 T.. Corner lUth aud Market streets,
Fhonp No. ". a2-tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
RELIEFIN SIX HOURS.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder disea ses
relieved by the NEW SOUTH AMEHICAN KID
NEY CURE" This ncN remedy Is u great sur
prise ON account OF its cXceedin. plomptness
In relieving pain In the bladder, kidneys
back and every part of urinary passages of
male or female. 1t relieves retention in
wafer and pain IN passing IL almost immedi-
ately. II you want relief and cure. this is
your remedy
Sold by J. S. Beetem and T. Janet nelt,
druggists Wilmington. Del
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

w ANTED-- RoHrfiets Misc table board
w erS nj bla Washington Tree. u:t-dt'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

lNHY do people complain OF hard tim es
w when any oman or man can make
from s5to SO a day easily, All have heard
OF the wonderful success OF tho Climax llish
Washer; vet many ure apt 10 think they
cant mako money selling II; but anyone can
make money, because every family wants
one. One PKcnt has made S4i636 In the last
three months. after paying all expenses an
attending to regular business besides. You
don't have to canvass; as soon as people
know you have IL for sAio. they send 10: a
Dish W asher Address the Climax Mig, Co.
~ Starr ave, Columbus Ohio. for paFti. u
lars. m23-encod
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
E.-oity treasurer charged with rh.r,

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, May 2-Mayor Day
last night caused the arrest of exCity
Treasurer Charles II. Green for embezzling
city funds. The amount of the shortage is
thought to be between ts4, 900 and $50, 600
This, following the arrest of Assistant
Cashier MeMaster, of the Eau Claire Ma.
tional bank, has caused tremendous SON.
sation. Both are young men of the best
families, and have lost heavily in specula-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
R.mor.. .rd A,,.mr,.a sr,.,a.

PHILADELPHIA, May e.-Henry Vallett,
a native Of Russia, shot himself in the left
breast at the Lehman House, 1919 Market
street, and is dying at hospital. 1t is be-
lieved that remorse prompted the deed, as
Vallett had for several days been talking
Of something done by him for which he
was sorry, He was maker of electrical
Instruments and his relatives In Russia
are said to be well to do
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
A Death Sentence Commntad.

HARRISBURG, May 2.-The board Of par
dons last night decided to recommend a
pardon for Charles Clark, of Allegheny,
for assault The death sentence of Fred
Mcdonnell, the Crawford county boy, was
commuted to life imprisonment. The
case Of Hugh L. Dempsey, the Pittsburg
labor leader, was held under adyisement.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Peace Treaty Not Yet Ratified.

PEKIN, May a-No decision has yet been
reached in regard to the ratification Of tho
treaty of peace. Ii Hung Chang, the
senior Chinese peace envoy, has arrived in
Pekin and been given an audience with
the emperor, but what action was agreed
upon, if any, is court secret. No edict
has yet been published concerning tho re.
suit of the deliboration.