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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-07
VIII shin Flour to cu,,u.

PENSACOLA, Fla, March 6.--Messrs.
Schafiey & Moore, the owners Of extensive
flour mills at Carlisle, ILL.,, have returned
from a trip ITO Havana, and report that
they effected arrangements for shipping
large quantities of flour to Cuba in the near
future via Pensacola. They believe that
there will be further reduction of the
tariff rates on grain before midsummer by
the Spanish government.
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Faith of shaker Indians.

TACOMA, Wash, March GA meeting of
the Shaker Indians on SqiaZin island has
ended. Many Indians from various parts of
western Washington attended the gather
ing. The session lasted four days. John
Slocum. of the Suuazin reservation. is tue
chief prophet of the new faith. He claims
to have died and visited heaven and has
been sent back to warn good Indians of
their impending fate. A ghost dance con-
Guided the festivities. Slocum is working
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ohio women Preparing to vote.

CINCINNATI. o.. March 6.--Next month
the women vote in this State for members
of boards of education. The law went into
effect year ago, but the right of suffrage
was not generally exercised then. The
women are now holding meetings giving les
sons to their sex in registering and voting.
and there win no doubt be a heavy vote of
women polled next month They propose TO
insist on many reforms in the management
of these boards well in the schools.
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Married In Al Hurry.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

SALEM, Ind March 6--John Medere, of
Evansville, travelling salesman, and Miss
Honora OConner, of Graefenberg, KY,
runaway couple. arrived the 10 p. m.
train and imediately hunted up Deputy
Clerk Wilson, secured marriage license
and We're united in the holy bonds by Rev.
A. J. Scott before leaving the clerks office
The couple intend to par. here, the bride
going north to Chicago and Sycamore,
ILL.,, and the groom returning to Louisville.
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pied of Her Injuries.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LOUISVILLE. Ind, March 6.-Mrs. Watts.
who was seriously injured in a railroad
accident at this place yesterday. died at $3.50
a. m. of her injuries.
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MADRID, March Capt. General Calleja
has demanded the recall of the American
consul-general at Havana. AT a Cabinet
council tonight it was agreed to support
the demand
WASHINGTON, March 6.-Owing to the
lateness of the hour when the news of the
demand for the recall of the American con-.
sul-general at Havana was received 1t
was impossible to secure any information
in regard to it here. The last government
blue book dated July ], 1893. gives the name
of the consul-general at Havana as Ramon
o. Williams. of New York No informa-
ton on the subject had reached the Spanis.
legation her UP to o'clock this evening.
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Laurel Bank in Liquidation.

Special 10 the InulanapOlls JOURNAL.
LAUREL Ind, March 1.-THE Laurel
Banking Company, of this place, went into
voluntary liquidation to-day. All demands
will be paid in full. 4 falling off in deposits
the past four months together with the
hard times is the cause of the suspension
1t is thought the bank will reopen with a
revival of business.
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Midkiffs Released on Bond.
Ial to the indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the Ind1anapoIis JoufnaI.
GREENSURG. Ind, March 6.--Maggie
Kuhn, Alvina Kidkiff and Alvin Kidkiff
gave bond to-day and were released from
Jail. The bondsnfen were Thomas Steven
SON. of Decatur; John Tindall and Joseph
Midkiff, of Shelby county 1t is understood
the case will not be tried at the next term
of court.
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A BIacksmfths' Trust.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
KNIGHTSTOWN, Ind, March Elm an
swer to a general CALL the blacksmiths of
Henry Rush and Hancock counties met
here in convention to-day for the purpose
of organizing a union. George Graf was
elected president and George Steiner sec
rotary. The object of the union will be to
have uniform prices for mutual protection
to the trade. 1t is the object to unionize
the State.
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Suicide of I'toma. Virgins.

TERRE HAUTE. March 6.-Thomas Wig
gins, who moved from farm near vermil-
lion, ILL.,, committed suicide last night by
taking morphine. He was doing we'll as
a farmer, but wanted to live in the city and
brought his family here several months ago.
He had been unable to get employment and
became deSponde0t
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General Mccicrnand sinking.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. March 6.--Cseneral
John A. McCiernand is sinking steadily, and
hope for his recovery has bssn abandoned.
His physicians do not think he can last
much longer.
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A Graceful appointment.
Washington Post.

WASHINGTON 1OSt.
The appointment by the President of Mr.:
Richard Hatton to the paymaster corps or
the navy was a graceful and kindly act,
which will be cordially appreciated in Wash
ington. The appointee Is a young man who
was graduated only last summer at Prince
ton, and who, therefore, is .not&ir the ma
ture of things. very widely known. But he
is a youth upon whom the distinction Is
not thrown away and who will never. We
confidently predict, discredit the source CT
his promotion. We foresce for him hon
orable career and record OF which MS
friends may well be proud 1t is not the
least pleasant feature Of this affair that
the appointment in questiou was given 20
the son of q distinguished member of The
Republican party. the late Frank, Hatton,
who was in President Arthur's Cabinet. IL
is honorable both 10 the memory OF the late
editor-in-chief of the Post and to the fine
feeling and robust manhood OF the Domo-
cratic President that such nomination
should have been made. We are very sure
that events will Justify the Presidents
choice-as we are sure that the choice itself
reflects credit upon the motives OF him who
made 1t.
You don't read ads? You should read the
ad of the P. Lieber Brewing Company on
Sth page. top of column
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

the rest of the country does that they do
not represent in any but the most insig
The typical American woman is engaged
in pursuits that by their very nature keep
her out of conventions. She has no interest
or sympathy with her public sister. and
has conferred on her no authority 10 speak
i'm her ma me.
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shot bx u Woman.

NEW YORK, March Cat $50 o'clock
tonight Bessie Fairbanks. twenty years
old, shot Isaac A. Cochran. thirty years
old a real estate agent, over the left eye
in the saloon of Henry DINNERS. Cochran
was taken to the Presbyterian Hospital
The woman was arrested.
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at Washington 1t is said that the feeling
the children of the first wife and
the widow has not always been the most
friendly, and that during the latter days
of Mr.. Douglass he decided much or has
property TO Mrs. Douglass without the
of his children. who are now
exercised on seeing their fath-
er's property slipping away from them.
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Northern Indiana u. of p
Special to the Indianapolig Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GOSHEN, Ind, March 6.-The first dis
trict convention of knights Of. Pythias
ever held in northern Indiana willAconvene
in this city for two days session March
g. Lodges from Elkhart st. Joseph. Kos
ciusko Steuben, DeKalb. Lagrange and
Noble counties will be represented and the
chief address of the meeting will be delivered
by Grand Chancellor James E. Watson
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Parsonage burned.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
SULLIVAN, Ind, March 6.--Fire to-day
destroyed the Presbyterian parsonage, oc-
cuped by Rev w A. Cutler, Most of the
household goods were saved. Loss about
s. 600; partially insured.
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WASHINGTON, March 6.-For Indiana
and Illinois-Fair and warmer; winds shift
ing to westerly.
For Ohio-Generally fair and warmer;
solltheast winds
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Red Men Invade sheIbyviIie,

Special to the indianapolis Journal
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, March 6.-The
Rushville lodge of Red Men, under insti-
tuting chief j. NJ Stevens instituted
lodge at ShelbyvilIe tonight with seventy
FIVE members
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Indiana Notes.

The Vanguard. paper representing or
ganized labor and published at Muncie by
Charles Mitchell, of Sedalsa, Mo-. has sus-
pended
Orestes the small town east of Elwood
on the Il. E. az w railroad. which has
l1Ar Incorporated. will hold special election
new town has 800 inhabitants.
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howard Payne FOUND Dead.

GUTHRIE. O. T.. March 6.---Howard
Payne, county attorney of @ county, was
found dead two miles from Arapahoe to-
day. 1t is supposed that he wandered out
of town IN a blizzard, lost his way and
was frozen to death. He was a relative Of
md named after the famous author OF
Home. Sweet Home
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A Man negs 10 BE Killed.

Special to the Indianapolis journal
FRANKFORT, Ind, March 6.-Shortly
after dark last evening private Waterman
Atwood. of the Clover Leaf shops. was
accosted by stranger who entered the
shops and requested that the officer kill
him. Atwood first believed the fellow to
be a drunken joker and asked the man
how he preferred to die. The stranger said
he wanted TO be snou and designated the
center of his forehead as the proper spot
that his visitor was crazy. policeman
was telephoned for and the man taken to
jail, where he told rambling story about
and protested his innocence He imagnes
that mob was pursuing him. He says his
name is Thomas Carr, and that he was
employed in a Terre Haute overall factory
until the mob got after him and drove
from the city. He is twenty-five years old.
IL is thought he is an escaped lunatic.
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Wednesdays Local Observations.

Bar. Their. R.H. Wind. W'ther. Pre-
Z a. m. 1910 q rs West. L snow. 0.06
Maximum temperature, 40; minimum tenn
perature, 26,
Following is a comparative statement of
the temperature and precipitation March s:
sH Temp. Pre-.
Normal. ............ ............. .l3
Mean !. ~. Observation-Disclosures. 80 .0S
Departure from normal ........... ) -.07
Excess or deficiency since Mar. 81 ~
Excess or deficiency since Ian. 1--449 -2.89
C.. f. r. WAPPENHANS,
Local Forecast Official.
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Contest over Douslass.s Estntc.

ROCHESTER,, y. ", March 6.--It is re-
ported here that the heirs of the late Fred
erick Douglass will contest the probate OF
the viii Of tho deceased whsn it Is offered
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recorder Taylor was Libeled.

WASHINGTON, March 6-The libel case
of G. H. J. Taylor, the colored recorder of
deeds for the District of Columbia, against
w. Calvin Chase, the editor of a local ne
gro organ, was closed to-day, and the jury,
after being out ten minutes, returned a ver-
dict of guilty. The defense filed motion
for appeal and intends to carry the case
to the District Court of Appeals The trial
has attracted considerable interest here,
owing to the testimony introduced by the
defense. Taylor was charged with gross
immortality both i'm and out of office and
with making illegal political assessments.
The prosecution claimed that the libel was
the result Of a conspiracy to force the col
ored population to make concessions to a
faction Of the race.
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New York Commercial Advertiser.
1t would have been better for the women
Who participated in the recent convention
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WEATHER BUREAU FIGURES.

Temperature HecOrds yesterday
Morning and Last Night.
G. F. 4. 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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Uncle sam win Watch Filibusters.

MADRID, March 6.--Further particulars
in regard to the visit which the United
States minister. Mr.. Taylor. paid to Premier
Sagasta yesterday confirm the report that
the Spanish government was assured that
the United States would do its utmost to
prevent the fitting out of filibustering ex-
petitions to the island of Cuba. Mr.. Tay-
Tor. il is added, in the name of the United
States, assured Senior Sagaska of the United
States governments friendship for Spain
and of the intention of the American gov
eminent to keep a strict watch at all fill
clustering centerS in order TO prevent the
organzati ton of expeditions to Cuba and
the spreading of revolutionary propaganda
against Spain's sovereignty in Cuba.
General Lugue, according to dispatches
received here from Havana, has defeated
a band of Cuban rebels near Cienfuegos.
-Four Spanish soldiers were wounded. Other
rebel bands have been dispersed at Cabre
and IeQRO.
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CLAIMS TO BE A SEER.
Anderson Medium Who Foretold the
Gas Explosion.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON, Ind, March 6.--The Spirit
ualists of this city are all agog over what
they declare is the remarkable fulfiIlment
of the prophecy of one of their leading me-
diuns, made here one week ago last Fri
day night, when she told of a dire calam-
ity that would shortly be visited on this
city. The meeting was held in Wester-
fields Hall, and attended by several hun
bred people. The woman bowed her head
a few moments and then Said There will
be a great. calamity befall your city within
will be destroyed that are the public
square. / see flames shooting up and your
fire department at work, but they are una
BILE to stop the fire..
Turning to Mr.. r. H. Williams, one of
the leading shoe merchants of the city, she
said: II see shoes in the fire, and you had
better get your stock insured for it may
occur on your side of the square" In clos
ing her talk the woman said she would
stake her reputation on the prophecy be-
ing fulfilled. The awful explosion of Tues
day morning is now being pointed to as
what she foretold. The event is the talk
of the city and Spirtualists are more than
ever confirmed in their faith.
Frank Osborn's skeleton Found.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
BROOKLYN Ind. March 6.-Considerable
excitement was caused in this little place
last night by the finding of a skeleton with
its head sticking out of the bank of White
Lick creek. Fifteen sixteen years ago
a painter named Frank Osborn. was seen
to go out of town in company with two or
three men, whose names cannot be learned
at present, but who We're residents of this
place. The men returned. but Osborn was
never seen or heard of afterwards, and foul
play was limited. The men suspected were
questioned but all the informa ton that
they would give was that Osborn went on
dnwn the creek and the matter dropped
save at times ii would be called up afresh
when some one familiar with the circunl-
stances would tell the story again. Moth
ing was ever learned Of the fate of Os-
/ born until yesterday, when little boy
made the discover of the slxelefon. the
skeleton was taken up this morning. 1t
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Navigation Open on the Wabash.
The w. c. T. I. Wins a Fight.

z.
ALBION, Ind, March 6.-The W. C. T. U.
has begun a crusade against the saloon
keepers at this place. The trouble arose
Christmas eve, when Ruel Hardenbrook, a
saloonist, sold liquor to minors, who were
the sons of several of the leading citizens
of the town. The w C. r. L. last Monday
presented a. remonstrapce to the commits
sioners requesting them not to grant
license to Hardenbrook. The town was all
agog, and crowds of hoys-sympathizers of
Observation-Disclosures the streets and
would sing:
Wen all be angels when the w. c. T. u.
gets through.
A night session of the commissioners was
had, and after a hard fight and many wit
nesses examined Mr.. Hardenbrook was de-
feated 85SeAfs
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New Treaty Ratified by Japan.

y WASHINGTON, March 6.--The Emperor
OF Japan has formally executed the ratifica-
tion of the new treaty with the United
States, and the document has just been for
warded. 1t is expected to arrive here
March 20, and the ceremony of exchange
qualifications will be held shortly after. The
Japanese ratification is an imposing docu-
ment drawn on parchment, and bearing the
imperial arms and other insignia accom-
pany.ng the personal signature of the En-
peror. President Cleveland's ratification in
behalf of the United States is expected to
reach Japan at about the same time, SO
that the exchange of notifications will occur
nearly simultaneously in Toxic or Hiro-
shima and in Washington.
Cruiser Raleigh sent to Colombia.
{ WASHINGTON. March s.-Secretary
Herbert to-day cabled Admiral Meade. at
Port of Spain. Trinidad. detaching from his
fleet the cruiser Raleigh and directing that
she be sent at once to Colon. on the
Isthmus Of Panama. The Atlanta. which
was stationed at that place to guard Amer
lean interests during the progress of the
in Costa Rica, just on the boundary line
between that country and Colombia. where
party of revolutionists Is reported to have
landed, and Secretary Herbert feels that it
SIS necessary to replace her at Colon, where
the United States interests are very inn
portant, by another vessel Hence the or
ders to the Raleigh.
To Equalixe Court-Martial Sentences.
WASHINGTON, March 6.--The last Con-
gress having passed an act providing that
whenever. by the articles OF the navy, the
punishment unde. sentence ora court
martial is left TO the discretion os the
court, that punishment, In time of peace.
shall not be in excess of limit prescribed
by the President. Secretary Herbert to-day
appointed a board OF naval officers to con-
slider the subject and report schedule of
pilnishments in such cases The navy has
long felt the need of a reform in this re-
spect the sentences imposed by different
court-martials for like offenses varying
much in severity.
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See p. Lieber Brewing Companys a
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General Notes.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, March &c. a. Kenyon.
of indianapolis. arrived here tonight.
postofice has been established at
Worthy. yermiilion county. with George T.
Milford chronicle., 1895-03-08

Sussex" So it is legislative enact
ment that governs the question, and
not a constitutional function. By
adopting this suggestion the people
now constituting New Castle county
would get double their present rep
.resentation, and on the basis asked
by the Walker bill for the Constitu-
tional Convention. Adopt this, and
the interests of rural New Castle
and Wilmington will not be the
same, and a division of the goats
from the sheep will be effected for
the benefit of the entire State. In
this question ofrepresentation landed
rights have privileges, as well as
population Make the fourth county
and put an end to the clamor OF
representation according to popuia-
ton.
Milford chronicle., 1895-03-08
A False Diagnosis.

La Grippe is coufounded by many persons
with a severe attack of catarrh, which in
some respects resembles the former. These
individuals suffer severely with pain about
the forehead, eyes and ears, with soreness in
throat and stoppage Of the nasal passages,
and in fact, are ineapacitated for work Of
any kind for days at a time. These are ca
tarrhal sufferers. Ely's Cream Balm has
been used with the best results in such
cases. The remedy viii give instant relief
Milford chronicle., 1895-03-08

POSTMASTER GENERAL BIssELL has
resigned from President Cleveland's
Cabinet and ex-Representative Will
liam L. Wilson, of West Virginia,
has been selected as the proper man
to fill the vacancy. This is the same
Wilson whose tariff bill has par
alyzed the business of the whole
country and caused loss of hun
dreds of millions of dollars to the
American people. His course in
Congress caused his defeat at the
last election as it did his party
friends all over the land. He is now
in the company he is specially quail
iied to shine in with radiant bril-
liancy, the free trade, un-American
cabinet of President Cleveland.
Milford chronicle., 1895-03-08
j. w. Truitt' S,
MILFORD DEF,
FOUIk'S Bulletin.
M1IroRp. De-. MARcH s. "a

MILFORD, DEL, MARCH g, 1895.
Sun rises at 623 and sets at 5 SO
days length llh. 36m.
High water at Milford at s.4I a
m, at the mouth of the river at 7.4C
a. m.
Full moon Sunday at 10 3S p. m
Wea her for the next days fair.
Our immense stock of wall papers
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you want to buy or not.
Window shades are now in order.
We are prepared to furnish them
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Paints mixed to order or on hand
ready mixed.
We have a good paint, 4 colors,
at 75c per gallon.
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Pocketbooks in great variety.
Fine Perfumes and various Toilet
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Milford chronicle., 1895-03-08

THERE is a spirit of unrest manifest
among the Republican members OF
our Legislature, and growing feel
ing that they must do something
towards discharging the duties they
were sent to Dover to perform. 1t
is time, and the people are disgusted
with the spirit displayed. For
weeks it has been manifest that ex-
Senator Higgins could not succeed
himself, yet nine men in the Legisla-
ture are displaying the passions Of
childhood by tenaeiously clinging to
their fallen idol, while legislative
business lags The spectacle is a
pitiful one, and instead of the mem
bers being men of brains, it looks
now that they are simply tools
elected because they could be con-
trolled by those who placed them on
the ticket last fall. Something
should be done, and at once, in the
Senatorial muddle.