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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-11-24

Astrakhan Capes, 80 inches long, worth
SIS, SS.SS {
Silks
With us -. Prices cut no figure. (
To you -. Figures are quoted that
deeply cut into price.
At 4SC :
A line of Black Satin Damask, newest design
and usually retailed at CSC per yard.
To each customer only one pattern of Black {
Duchesse Satin, a quality on which the regular !
price was zoe. ]
Waist lengths in the Remnant lot at a bargain I
for those who select first.
Domestics. J
Blankets, good large size, per pair....... 4Sc j.
Extra heavy Wool Blankets, Monday, per
pair $I.oo
Atwood Blankets, worth So, Tomorrow, !
DER pair $4.4S
Best Indigo Blue Prints. 4%c {
20 pieces Turkey Red Table Linen ...... lie I
Large size Comforts, SIPS values, for. 75c
Yard-wide Brown Muslins .............. $50 :
Yard-wide cotton plaid and figured Dress
Goods will sell SC 4
Heavy Canton Flannel, regular 12c kind.
for, per yard &c
C5-Mal Orders promptly attended to. 4
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Great Cape Sale

Astrakhan, American Seals, Velvets, Beaver
Cloths, Braided and Beaded Capes and Plush Capes.
LII C-orS ole Ndasoh;c Hall q A z a-A = &c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-11-24

These Run for One Day Only.
At 10C
} An all-wool 3s-inch Serge, always sold for 35c.
, 40-inch all-wool dress fabric, elegant goods for
winter wear and regularly retailed at 39c.
At 1SC
Line of 3S-inch Figured Novelties, all colors,
I new and slightly; some stores ask for those Soc
} per yard.
20 pieces of 40-inch Henrietta Cloths, marked
all the days at 25c. 10 pieces of double width
} Plaids GO in also at 15C.
, At 25C
, Choice of ten pieces 40-inch Illuminated Nov
} elites, would be valued by nineteen people out OF
. twenty at, per yard, SOC.
6 pieces of 3S-inch Bedford Wool Suiting that
} have sold at soc.
At 800
Is pieces of 40-inch Novelty in two-toned eff
| fects, celebrated as the best wearing goods IN
America. Those goods will be limited one dress
, to a customer.
, Heather and Cheviot effects worth and sold at
, SOC will be run at this price Monday.
, C1OakS
New ones arriving daily. We always keep our
lines and sizes complete. Every kind of taste cared
, for, as everything new is on hand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
FOUR ARE CONVICTED
THREE SENTENCED TO DE Hang
SD IN DECEMBER
The otner wns Given Life Imprison-
ment, but Mob Objected
and Hung HinA

Hampton. s. c.. Oct. l7.-wm. Blake,
Sir, Jason Blake, Prince Graves and
VIM. Frazier were convicted this even
ing of the murder of Raymond Mears,
on August 9 last. WIN. Blake. Sr.. was
recommended to the mercy OF the
court, and his sentence was life i'm
prlsonment. The other three We're SEN
fenced to be hanged on December 6.
next.
After the prisoners were sentenced
II was evident that there was dissatis-
faction at the iury's recommendation
to mercy OF VIM. Blake, ST., and some
persons were heard to say that Blake
would never reach the psnitentiary.
The convicted men. as soon as the
court adjourned, about 1880 o'clock,
were handcuffed and taken out OF the
court room.
on their way TO the jail. within a
few feet of the prison, the sheriff and
his constables were overpowered by a
number OF men, and William Blake,
ST., and and William Frazer who were
handcuffed together, were forced from
the custody of the constables and taken
into the woods. The handouts were
unlocked in some way and Frazer was
returned to the custody of the tailor
The crowd, numbering about fifty men
proceeded to q dense piece OF woods
about half a mile from the court house
and hung william Blake, Sr. with o
pillow line, to a limb of a large pine
tree, Several shots We're fred into
his body and the crowd dispersed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
cnIrIcIsnD IN ENGLAND.
sultan's Consent TO Reform was
Given Reluctantly.

London, Oct. 1.-THE Constantinople
correspondent OF the Standard says;
The Turkish papers in announcing
The consent of the Armenian reforms
state that the sultan has decided to
introduce reforms in all provinces OF
the empire, beginning with Anatolle;
The reforms comprise an Increase anu
a reorganization gen darmes ana ON
cial police force and amelorlatlon OF the
administrative and judicial branches
Of the service.
An editorial in the Times this morn
'It viii probably be too much TO eN-
meet the extension OF the Armenian
reforms to other portions of the Turk
lsh empire, yet nothing would more
powerfully consolidate the sultan's real
authority"
menting on the same subject presulnes
that the powers have assisted Mussul-
man instead OF Christian high e'<a-
missioner. -,
''If So" the Daily News adds. at will
be d severe disappointment TO Ar
menia's best friends, II is evident that
the concern OF the powers has been
more apparent than zeal"
A dispatch to the Daily News from
/ Constantinople says;
IAN eve witness OF the Trebizond
massacre says that the Armenian quar-
ter was completely sacked and the
mob only desisted when nothing was
| left to pillage or kill. The soldiers as
| sisted IN the massacre with the rifles.
| The better class of Turks gave pro-
| lection and shelter I'm their own
| houses to the Armenian women and
! children, so that none OF these were
| Killed in the town itself, These same
| Turks obtained permission for the Ar
| menian refugees to shelter themselves
| in the barracks during the following
| night, when It was feared the massa-
| ere would be renewed. Several Arme-
| nIan villages outside OF Trebizond were
burned and plllaged and lives there
| were also taken"
The Chronicles Constantinople cor
| respondent says;
"The sultan has so feared exasperat-
! ing Mussulmen by consenting 10 the
| reforms that the minister was obliged
| to dmplore him to sign the document
fear that English opinion VIII be
| greatly disappointed when the terms OF
| the reform scheme becomes known,
| But nothing better could be obtained
without the appearance of the British
! fleet In the Dardanelles, which would
| have involved the instant disruption OF
| the triple entente between England
! Russia and France and probably a
/ Russian occupation OF Armenia. 81
Phillip Currie. therefore, has done the
best possible without causing a serious
breach between England and Russia
This temporary solution. however, viii
not save the sultan from an outbreak
| of dangerous anti-dynastic feeling. oil
which the sultan Will probably be tht
Victim"
The Chronicle believes that the Brit
ish fleet Will remain at Lemnosi In
the Aegean sea, which is about nifty
miles from the mouth OF the Dardan.
elles. until adequate guarantees foi
the execution of the Armenian reforms
have been given.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
CABINET RESIGNS.
TROUBLE REPORTED IN GILLIAN
GOVERNMENT.


Santiago de Chile, Oct. 1.-THE Chi
liam cabinet has resigned.
Washington, Oct. 1.-THE announce
ment OF crisis in the Gillian cabinet
was a complete surprise at the CHILEAN
legation here, members OF which are
at a loss to account for It, They say
that their latest adIices showed no in
dication of brewing STORM, and they
had believed. as other well informed
Chilians had, the cablnent would be
permanent. The outgoing representa-
lives Of the various factions OF the Lib
eral party under the leadership Of
Prime Minister Reacabarren and his
active representative, Senior Mclver.
The cabinet was composed as follows;
Prime minister Manuel Rencabarren
interior department. foreign affairs,
Caludio Mates; justice and public ln-
struction, Marine Sanchez Fontecella;
finance Erique Maclver: war and
navy, Ismnel Valdez; INJURY and pub
lie, Juan Miguel Daval Baza.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
CAPITAL STOCK GONE
A BANK CLEANED our ny A DE-
FAuLTING CASHIER.
The state HANK of Fort scott, KAN.
4. Fifty Thousand Dollar. Loser
By }. n. coiean.

Fort Scott. Kan. Oct. 17.-Develop-
ments today in the case OF Defaulting
Cashier j. r. colean OF the State
bank shows his shortage to be $50
900 Instead of $4,000. as at first sup
posed. The recreant cashier has made
a statement TO Vice President Stewart
In which he says that most OF the
money was taken since he made his
statement in July. He confessed to
having robbed the following accounts;
Kansas city hanks. $500; ST. Louis
har,,s cash. $4,000: New York banks,
cash. $4,000; reserve fund. 5000: de-
.', Ua ,ertlncates cash. sS4O0; re-
discounted notes. 81 900
He Insisted that he had lost all tho
nancy having dealt largely through
stock and bond commission. house OF
Grvlord and BLESSING. In St Louis
Tbs hank officers promise a payment IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
rILL,IAN STILL KICKING.
Homestead Inv Discussed In south
Carolina.

Columbia. s. c.. Oct 1.-THE South
Carolina constitutional convention to-
day discussed the homestead law. The
issue was that preventing the mort
gage or sale of homestead after II had
been set aside.
Senator Tillman characterized the
whole report as sham and n fraud
He said IL pretended to give the right
OF a homestead. though leaving loop
holes for the supreme court to decide
the law so as to defeat the homestead.
The motion to strike out the provision
was adopted 50 to AZ. The dis. usslon
OF the homestead exemption section
was continued at the night session of
the convention, but nothing was &C
complished up to adjournment at 1890
o'clock
An important section was introduced
relative to lynchings. II Is provision
in the constitution making It a INSIDE
meanor for any county, state or muni-
rlpal officer to allow n mob to take n
prisoner from him and subject him to
bodily violence or death. giving the
governor power to remove him In such
cases, making him ineligible 10 hold
any other office under the state. The
section will be acted on later
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
PULLMAN COMPANY.
INTERESTING STATISTICS OF THE
4 y GREAT CORPORATION.
General Freight Agents OF the VEST
sfn Roads Reach Agreements
Grain ana Lumber,

Chicago, oct. 17.-stockhoIders OF the
uliman Palace Can company held
eir annual meeting here today. over
''VVV'0Oo of the company's stock was
epresented.
ihe presidents report shows that the
lumber of cars owned and controlled
the company Is 2556. or thse 22Os
II standard and the remainder tour
4 The number of passengers carried
LING the year was 4,7Ss,5O9 against
,-Sezs for the previous year. The to-
4 number OF persons in the employ
me company. in Its manufacturing
~ operating departments. was lO.s1s.
~ .ne wages paid during the year
~ fNolL62l. and the total disburse-
ni, including S2.sS0.O0O divi6ends on
&,rr,,i stock. was S7,lS723i. leaving a
tp p, carried to the credit OF income
seosnt OF sl,4lO.ssO. The total assets
NAe account amount TO s62. 1872, 95S.
~ net surplus Invested In assets OF
4 company is s26. 49,, 95S.
i sssherai freight agents of the western
\ $50 agreed today that lumber rates
u pe restored November to the
III Vi tarin In effect September IS.
N - 'ates VIII be advanced November
<biss the basis of $3.50 per ton from
IT, ago 10 the Missouri river.
H. YES also agreed that the grain
Hins run the west should be main
on the old basis on and after
'emper 4 Export rates via Calves
"a 4 ana other southwestern points are
n SUBJECT to the same rule.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
REPORT is DENIED.
|.,ro,,n IT PROVE Tnu.S u'aN.
\ po1AvIEJo WILL DE CIV
ZEN COMMAND 49,.
20. omcial Accounts state That the
Insurgents Were Again Heat
en- at Costa blanca. ,

h Jacksonville, Fla, Oct. IA special
Ia tho citizen from Tampa. Fla, says:
Yesterday reports were circulated that
the spanish consul had received an
official cable that General Campos was
no longer commanding the military
affairs of Cuba. The inference was
that Campos was either deposed, killed
or captured by the insurgents. The
Spanish consul emphaucally denied the
report.
Passengers arriving from Cuba to-
night report that General Campos Is In
Santiago completely insane. This con-
! meets strangely with yesterdays rumor
I Of which the papers tonight had no
,lntimation. Should this be true,
4 General Polaviejo will probably be sent
10 Cuba and a vigorous policy pur-
sued. Cubans know him as relent-
less foe.
Havana, oct. IA column OF troops
commanded by Colonel Zamora has
Mad q fight with u band OF insurgents
He'd by Romeu at Costa Blanca. The
4 Insurgents retreated, leaving five killed
bud twelve wounded, among the after
. being Inltl IdIIHdA. nc tlDVPa ApaS
one wounded.
+ Brlgadier-Gneral Oliver, with 200 In
lfantry. met the insurgents with force
3 Of 800 infantry and fifty cavalry at Res
"A Baloss In the province of Santa Clara.
81 The insurgents stood the firing of the
n troops for thirty minutes. retreating to
a the woods after they had charged the
4 Spanish with cavalry and infantry, the
h latter with fixed bayonets.
II The insurgents left upon the field
Il FIVE killed and ten horses, and carried
d with Them IN their retreat many killed
n and wounded.
n An exploring engine at Jajanas has
II been derailed by the insurgents. The
Fl accompanying car was protected with
n iron plates and was upset. The troops
repeled the insurgents. who were all
colored. OF the troops one lieutenant
and one soldier was killed.
II Professor Aguero of the Havana
ID University has been removed from his
II position by the government for aiding
& The rebellion By collecting funds in
+. Cubn,
II Madrid, Oct. fit Is officially an
= nouncAA that 1900 additional troops
s. will start for Cuba on Tuesday, octo-
r Der 25. .--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
SLAUGHTER
More Horrible Than
first Reported.
MORE DEFINITE REPORTS OF THE
y RECENT RIOTS.
FOUR HUNDRED KILLED.
TRUE FACTS IN REGARD TO THE
AFFAIR ARE NOW LEAh-
iNG our. \
Governor OF TreJisond WIN lie Held
Responsible for the nas-
sacre by Grand yirer.

Constantlnople, Oct. lT.-According
to the latest information received
here from Trebizond. Armenia. 400 per-
sons were killed during the recent riot
Ing there. The grand '-'-'-- has Issued
an order holding the governor of IRE
blzond responsible for all loss of life
hereafter through political and relig-
ious disturbances.
Reports received here from various
districts of Anatolla say that the Ar
menians have been deprived of their
weapons and that the latter have been
given to Mussulmans. In addition, In
the district of Kharput. quantities OF
arms have been distributed to the
Turks. When the vail of Karpu was
questioned on the subject he said that
II the Armenians remained quiet no
harm would coine to them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
THE ARMY is HEALTHY.
SURGEON General Gives out His An
nunI Report.

Washington. Oct. 1.-THE annual re-
port of the surgeon general of the army
for the fiscal year ended June 3d. 1895.
shows a gratifying record as regards
the health of the army for the calen-
dar year of 1894. which. taken as a
whole, may be said to be the best an
nual record ever consolidated from re-
turns sent by United States army
medical officers, for. although Re death
rate is fraction higher than the low
est rate ever recorded, the other rates
are by far lower than they ever before
have been in the history of the army.
The rate of non-efiicient or constant
sicknesses was only Si4g. contrasting
favorably with 4015 in the year pre-
vious. and 42.5t as the previous ten
years, and the average number OF days
lost by disability by each man of the
army was only 1915. against 1871 in
1893 and l55 in the previous ten years,
The prevalence of alcoholism in the
army continues to decline.
The food furnished the army is re-
ported as ample in quantity, varied in
kind and well cooked. and the clothing
issued has given general satisfaction.
The metric system of weights and
measures has been adopted in place OF
the old system.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
DOING ALL HE CAN.
Minister Eustis is Highly fraise"
ny Mrs. Waller.

New York. Oct. 17.--AIrs. Waller. wife
a, The ex consul of the United States al
Tamatave, Madagascar, with her Two
daughters and son, were on the am
eta,.5am arriving here today. Regard
Ing The efforts which have been made
TO obtain a hearing for her husband,
Who is confined as military prisoner
at Marseilles for the alleged oitense Oh
holding communications with enemies
81 France in Madagascar, Mrs. wafer
- am told that Minister Eustis has
been criticized by those who sympa-
thize with my husband ana want "
correct any false impression that may
hive obtained. Mr.. Eustls treated
us and is treating my husband with the
utmost consideration and tenderness.
Mrs. Waller said further mat she
had forwarded TO secretany Ciie ~
documentary evidence sufficient 70
Completely prove the Innocence OF Mr.
Waller.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18

omaha, Oct. 17.-Accoidlng to de-
oision of the supreme court handed
down today there are two Democratic
parties in Nebraska. In the case OF the
application of c. j. Phelps for a writ
OF mandamus to compel the secretary
of state TO certify to nominees of the
free silver Democratic candidate for
Judge OF the supreme court as the only
representative OF the Democratic party
the court denied the writ and dismissed
the writ There are two Democratic
candldat ss for judge of the supreme
court IN Nebraska. c. j, Phelps was
nominated by the free silver wing Of
the party which acknowledges eN-Con-
gresham w. j. Bryan ns Its chief.
]. T. j. Mahoney was nominated
at another convention by the admins
tration democrats who are In control
OF this state by Secretary OF Agrlcul-
ture ]. Sterling Morton. Both candi-
dates will be placed on the official ball
lot and designated as Democrats.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
CONDENSER TnLEoaAsis.


New York, Oct 1.-THE directors Of
the Pullman Palace Car company have
declared the regular quarterly dividend
of 81 per share, payable November 10.
London. Oct. l7.-The Odessa CORE
spondent OF the Times says that cholera
Ia gradually increasing In intensity
throughout Southern Russia.
Indianapolis, oct. i7.--The fourth an
nual convention OF the American
weather service closed this afternoon.
after electlng officers for the ensuing
year.
St. Louis. Oct. 1.-THE American in
stitute OF architecture wound UP q
three days session today with the
election of officers FOR the ensuing
year
London, oct. l7,.-An odessa dispatch
to the Times says that the Black Rus
sian fleet has been hastily ordered to
cruise near the mouth OF the Bosphor-
us.
waxahsehle, Tex. oct. l7.-(special)
--Mittenthal has filed deed of trust
and named Hyman Brin as trustee.
Liabilities are given NJ about $4,000,
with assets not listed.
Washington, Oct i7,--Secretary Carr
Isle today accepted an invitation TO de-
liver an address at the annual dinner
- 49, Wv SNAN HNtAh ~ 80 ~
vember IS.
New York Oct. iT.-Thc time for tho
deposit OF Chicago gas stock with the
Central Trust company under the plan
OF consolidation has been extended
without penalty until November /.
Saratoga, N. Y, Oct l7.-Muster
Benjamin Mckee. who has scarlet fe-
YER is doing as well as could be eN-
pected, He Is still quarantlned. as Is
Mrs. Mckee ana eX-President Hnrrl-
son.
Glasgow, Oct. 1.-THE North German
Lloyd Stes mship company has ordered
from a ship building firm at Govan. u
suburb OF this city, two steamships
whose diner sions will exceed those OF
the Campanio and the Lucania.
st. Louis, Dot. ia. L. Avery. who
came back here under arrest from La
redo, Texas, whore he had gone to es-
| cape the consequence of embez2lement
was arralgned before Judge Murphy
today. He pleaded not guilty and his
case was set for October "a.
Lima, Peru, Via Galveston. oct. IT,
The missionaries who were exported
from Cuzeo by the perfecto In August
| last have presented n claim through
| the British minister for damages for
the expulsion. alleging infraction OF
| the constitution of Peru and of the
| treaty with Great Britain.
| Minneapolis oct. i7,-Under the rules
OF the house OF deputies Of the trlenniu
Eplscopallan convention, resolutions
| after the thirteenth day OF this session
| cannot be admitted save by two
thirds vote. Rev. Peter j. REEVE Of Salt
Ste. Mario. Mich, was named bishop
OF Alaska on the first ballot.
Courcelles. Oct. 17.-The emperor ant
empress OF Germany today ATTENDED
the Inauguration OF the new evnngell
cal church. They were accorded al
enthusiastic reception while going I,
and returning from the sacred edliice
by the many thousands Of people VIII
lined the street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
MURDERED iN MEXICO.
Two American Miners who Went 20
the YnEni Reservation.

Hermoslllo, Mexico. Oct, 17.-George
n, Harrison and j. +. Baker two min
fng men from Colorado, arrived here
flbout ten days ago and left on the
Following day for the Yaqui Indian
Country, where they had been told
Were to be found rich gold mines. A
iexican guide accompanied them. The
;kulde returned here today and reports
that they met party of Yaqui Indian
Braves one hundred miles southeast
Pf here and that the Indians fired upon
4he Americans. killing both of them.
Fhe guide claims that he was kept a
prisoner for two days and was then
released, after first being admonished
q never revisit the country again.
ne guide is being held here until his
$tory can be investigated,
he Is suspected OF having murdered
end robbed the Americans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
TEXASSHEEP BARRED
ooIoRApo GOVERNOR ISSUES a
QUARANTINE.
Sheen Can De Admitted Into the
:. state Only After THOR =
ough Examination.

Denver. Col. Oct. 17.-Governor NC
Intyre has issued a proclamation de-
olarlng a quarantine against the states
of Texas and Wyoming and the TERRI
tories of New Mexico and Oklahoma
Sheep from these regions can be au-
mitted within the state only on their
being found to be free from scab ana
all other contagious diseases after a
thorough inspection. ,,r %
The proclamation does not apply 70
sheen that are TO be transported
Through the state by rail-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18

full to all depositors. but It is admitted
that the capital stock Is literally wiped
out. The fact that the robbery was
Systematically perpetrated under the
very eyes OF the officers. and that the
defslesuon 20 far exceeds the sum FIRST
announced has created Consideration.
Colean will oe arrested as soon US he
has recovered sufficiently TO he taken
TO jail. He is still helpless from nerv-
Gus prostration, and Is perfectly child
ish. The full extent of the shortage
will not be known till outstanding
drafts and the foreign accounts are re-
ported.
Later.-coiean was arrested tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18

Terrell. Tex, Oct. l7.--Cspeclal,)-
The fire alarm sounded twice today
The first time was early this morning,
the fire being n small house on II e
South Side occupied by some negroes
A small hole was burned through the
roof. Another was an alarm called for
The I'll nes-Star. but the tire was ex-
tlnguished when the fire department
arrived, which was only few seconds
after the alarm. There was very little
damage done in either case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
cHARMERs OF BAYLOR
Entertained the baptist Conven-
ton Brilliantly.

Bolton. Tex, Oct. 17.-tspecial)-A
brilliant concert was given here last
night for the special benefit OF the
Baptist convention by the members of
the faculty of Baylor college. who
showed their great accomplishments in
music and elocutlon.
The Little Tycoon has been success
fully produced here and will be re-
peated.