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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-03
Another Decision in Blythe Case.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2.-The Supreme
Court to-day rendered decision affirming
the Judgment of the lower court, which de-
cided that Alice Edith Dickinson was not
the wife of the late Thomas n. Blythe.
Blythe left an estate valued at 81 900, 000
which was awarded by the Probate Court
to an llegitimate daughter. Miss Dicl1in-
son. who lived with Blythe, alleged that
Blythe had married her by contract and
claimed share of the estate.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2.-Dr. James f.
Rhoades, ex-president of Bryn Mawr Col
lege, died suddenly this afternoon in the
railroad station here. Heart failure caused
death. He was sixty-seven years old and
was president of the college from 1865 to
1894. A few years ago the degree of LII. y.
was conferred on him by the Union Col
lege of Schenectady, N Y.
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Special to the Indianapolis journal.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Jan. 2-Isaac Levi,
a horse trader and huckster, near Manila,
was driving across the Jeffersonville, Mad
ison & Indianapolis track Goddard's
station this morning when a train knocked
him off the track. throwing him fully nifty
feet and killing his horses The sheep which
were in the wagon were uninjured. This is
has occurred at this crossing in the last six
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BERLIN, Jan. 1.-THE official Reichzan-
gier publishes the text of the New Years
telegram sent by the King Of Wurtemburg
to the Emperor in which the King returns
his most cordial thanks for the Emperors
reference to the memorable and delightful
days" which he was permitted to spend
in the company of his Imperial Majesty
during the autumn maneuvers. Emperor
William replied as follows: Accept my
most sincere thanks for your friendly tele-
gram, the contents of which fill me with
real joy With my whole heart l recipro-
cate your good wishes for the coming
years. /, too, shall never forget the days
which it was granted us to spend together
in true comradeship. / hope, with YOU for
another meeting in the new year which,
with Gods blessing, WILL l trust, be rich
in blessings for you and your beautiful
country The publication of these tele-
grams have caused much comment and
satisfaction, in view of the many recent
rumors of the differences between the
King of Wurtemburg and Emperor Will
1inr,,
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FLORENCE, Col, Jan. THE richest
strike ever made in the Florence oil fields
has been made by the United Oil Company
at Coal Creek, two miles from this city.
The flow of ell has a fifty pound pressure
while at other wells here the pressure is
only nine ounces. The new well is said ID
be equal To any in Pennsylvania.
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and since that time Mr.. Stewart has been
actively identified with Delaware countys
rise in business, political and social lines.
He is known over the county as man
of sterling qualities, and all who know him
respect him. His seven children, except his
son Henry, who resides in Colorado, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Van Matre, of Holden, Mo-,
live near him. His descendants number
thirty-six grandchildren and twenty-four
Observation-Disclosures. Uncle Jimmy he
is Familiarity called, is hale and hearty and
is still capable of attending to his business
of
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Her Husband Still Missing.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind, Jan. Mrs. Ollie Sol
lenburger has returned from Philadelphia,
where she made another unsuccessful
search of several weeks for her husband,
John Sollenburger, who has been missing
since Sept. Z, 1893. The missing man, who
was travelling for Philadelphia house, was
last seen at Baltimore. He a promi-
nent Mason and K. of p. and a member
of one of the best families in this city.
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Indtnna Men Hurt in Wreck.

BAINBRIDGE, O., Jan. 1.-Two freights
on the Ohio Southern collided near here,
owing to a misunderstanding of orders.
Fireman Charles Snyder, of Fort Wayne,
was instantly killed, his neck being
broken Engineer William Haynes, of
Butler, Ind, suffered broken leg and Burt
Simmons, engineer, was badly hurt about
the head. Charlie Crawford engineer on
No. 81 was badly hurt on his right side.
He lives at Springfield. HI. Davis, brake
man, of Good Hope, o., and others were
slightly hurt. The engines and cars were
wrecked
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refused to aunrh indictments.

CHICAGO, Jan. Fudge Allen in the
United States Circuit Court to-day over
ruled the motion TO ouash the indictments
against Ex-Governor Beveridge, of Illinois,
and other officers of the State Mutual Life
Insurance Company. Inc indictments
against Ex-Governor Beyerdge. president;
f. p. Arnold. vice president. and S. NJ.
Buddisen. treasurer of the Insurance COM
pany. charge them with fraud in conducting
the Insurance scheme and violation of the
lottery laws.
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Druggists Sued for Damages.

SpeclaI 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind. Jan. "A sensational
suit was brought in the Madison Circuit
Court to-day, in which Messrs. Alexander
and David Mckee, propretors of the An
derson Drug Company, are defendants to
a demand for $1,000 damages Mrs. Sue
linn. the plaintiff, alleges that the defend
ants gave her corrosive sublimate instead
of calomel Her mouth, gums and stomach
are in a terrible state of liberation
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Catch of the Gloucester Fleet.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Jan. 1.-THE prod
ucts of the Gloucester fishing fleet for
1894 are somewhat less than previous owing
TO the decline in the catch of mackerel.
The aggregate is 81, 154,770 pounds, not in
Guiding FISH caught by Gloucester vessels
increase the amount to l5OG0OGO0 pounds
The mackerel catch for 1894 is SO. S54 pounds,
against Alto pounds in 1893.
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OBITUARY.
Col. T.. III. iEeyI, Inspector-GeneraI De-
nartment Of Missouri.

CHICAGO, Jan. Col. E. H. Heyl, in
spector-general of the Department of the
Missouri, died suddenly this evening at the
Hotel Metropole.
Colonel Heyl had been i'll for four days,
but nothing serious was apprehended from
his complaint, which was of diabetic ma
ture. He became suddenly worse this even
ing and sank rapidly. Colonel Heyl had an
excellent record, having served
throughout the rebellion in the Third Penn
sylvania Cavalry. After the war he served
in many Indian campaigns.
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Stricken While Preaching.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, Ind, Jan. 2-While preach
ing from the pulpit of the Separate Baptist
Church, eight miles north of this city, last
night, Rev. Joshua d. Mcqueen. of Clifford
this county, was seed with hemorrhage of
the lungs and soon Frustrated. So seri-
Gus is his condition that his physician for
bade his removal from the church, where
he now is with but little hope of recovery.
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Will Drill for Oil.
apoliS journal.

Special to the IndIanapolls JOURNAL.
NEW CUMBERLAND, Ind, Jan. "A
company has been organized at this place
with capital stock of $4,000 for the pur-
pose of drilling several test wells for oil.
Already the gas wells that have been drilled
In near here show strong indications of OIL
Officers of the company are follows
Benjamin Newberger, president; John
Dunn, ST., vice PRESIDENT Joseph Littler
treasurer; T. j. Dunn, secretary The con-
tract for eight test wells has been let to
Smiley & Mcclellan at $1,000. Work viii be
commenced at once.
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An Old Lady Robbed.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WARREN, Ind, Jan. 2.-The residence of
Mrs. Margaret Thompson, mother Of State
Senator Howard Thompson, of this place,
was entered last evening while she was
away and four twenty dollar bills stolen.
Officers began working the at once,
but no cews have yet been discovered.
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Young wife's sudden Death.

WABASH, Ind, Jan. Mrs. Annie Ro-
sencrans. the twenty-year- wife of Fred
erick Rosencrans, young farmer of Paw
paw township, this county, died suddenly
last night. She was visiting her father in
Lagro township, when she sank into a chair
and expired almost instantaneously. Death
was due to heart disease. She had been
married Only n wear
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-03
Another Gift from Rockefeller.

CHICAGO Jan. 2.-President Harper of
Chicago University. announced tonight
that John u. Rockefeller had given $4,000
to the institution. The money is TO be used
to pay current expenses.
Mrs c. e. Haskell has given the uni
versity $4,000 to establish course of
lectures in Bombay. India, upon the rela-
tions of the religions of the world.
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COLUMBIA. S. c.. Jan. Gov. Evans
officially announced tonight that he would
not appoint policemen in the cities OF
the State as he is empowered to do under
an act recently passed, SO long as the cities
showed a disposition to enforce the dis
pensary law. This determination the
part of the Governor relieves much anxiety.
as it was considered that the enforcement
of the police law would cause no end of
trouble and probably blocdshed.
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Three LiyesLost.

RANSOM, S. D., Jan. 2.-Meager reports
come from the old Sisseton reservation,
nine miles south, that a fire occurred last
night in which three lives were lost. The
names of the persons said to have persisted
are: Sam Gibson white; Peter Reseau and
Lahelle. Indians.
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Sat ON n pabe and KiIIed II.

WALLACE, Ida. Jan. 1.-The firemen's
ball ar Burke was broken up by sad fatal
ity. Mrs John Bresnahan had left her
eIeven-months-old girl asleep In the car
rage in the dressing room. During her
absence a lady. whose name is not given,
sat on the child and killed IL.
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China Will Not Cede II
ASSASSINATION IN ARMENIA.
Governor of BitIis KfIIed-Another
Attack by Kurds.


CONSTANTIPOLIE, Jan. at is re-
ported that the Governor of Bitlis, Tansn
Pasha, who commanded the military oper-
atoms in the Sassoun district, where so
many outrages have been reported, has
been assassinated by an Armenian who
afterwards committed suicide The latest
letters received here from Btlis show that
the Armenians of that district were ex-
asperated at the conduct of the authorities
and that they were ready for any Violence
In regard to the disturbance at Ezn, in the
district of Birmingham, 1T Is stated that the
Governor recently summoned the Armenian
notables and informed them that the kurds
were planning an attack and advised the
Armenians to take measures for their de-
protect them. The Armenians consequent
ly tried to obtain supply of arms which
was difficult, owing to the condition or the
country. According to dispatch received
here yesterday the Kurdish attack has al
ready occurred. The result is not known
No letters from Siyas. where fresh dis
turbances have been reported, have reached
Constantinople for fortnight, as the mail
is being continually confScated by the gov
eminent Dispatches have to be sent in
The porte continues to positively deny the
atrocities reported from the Sassoun dis
trct, but the main facts are generally con-
Sidered to have been established. The COM
mission inquiry was to leave Erzeroum yes
terday. il .si+enr
An trade has been issued ratifying the
election of Mgr Izmirlian Armenian
patriarch in Rome in place of Mgr. Achi-
Mgr. Hymayak, recently resigned because
of the difficulties between the Porte and
the patriarchate in consequence of the
death ait Aleppo of Mgr Mighirditch, Cath
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Eight burned to Death.

LONDON, Jan. 2.-Fire broke out in a
laundry on the Edward road. this city,
at 1 o'clock this morning and the flames
spread so rapidly that eight inmates were
burned to death
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Must Not Color olcomargarine.

BOSTON. Mass. Jan. "A decision was
handed down to-day by the full bench OF
the Supreme Court which makes the sale of
DEMONSTRATING when colored to resemble
pure butter Illegal, whether the purchaser
rs aware OF its real character not. The
court holds that the statute did not intend
TO allow oleomargarine to DE made or sold
when so coiored that 1t could easily be re-
sold to persons who could not be aware of
the nature Of the compound.
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Eight Negroes burned.

DOUGLAS, Ca, Jan. News has just
reached here that eight negroes We're
burned to death a day or two ago at Phil
lips Mill, in this county. One of the ne
groes was almost grown, and the others
were children. They were all in a house
which accidentally caught FIRE
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Milan and His Son at Outs.
Cable Notes.

BELGRADE, Jan. 2.-Serious differences
of opinion exist between King Alexander,
of Servia, and his fother, ex-King Milan.
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EIngler May Now visit Florida.

AUSTIN. Tex, Jan. 2.-It Is reported here
on what is regarded as good authority that
Governor Mitchell, of Florida has revoked
the executive writ issued by him on the
requisit.on of Governor Hogg. OF Texas for
the extraditi0n Of Henry Nj. Flagler, one
of the Standard Oil directors,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-03
Thcfts from tie Xatican Library.

LONDON, Jan. "A Standard dispatch
from Rome says that it is reported that
thefts of valuable miniatures from the vat
lean library have been detected. Among
the objects taken are forty-one miniatures
from a parchment volume of the year HOO
entitled "L'Omeia di Frate Giacomo'' and
seventeen miniatures from parchment vol
ume entitled .'L'Trionf di Petrarca" The
thefts, it appears, were discovered by Prof.
Chiarici and the miniatures have all been
sold to foreigners The police have arrested
Prof. Sardi, alias Rapisardi and an antiquary
named TavaZimite. 1t is stated that the
thefts have been known for some time.
but the authorities of the Vatican were
disinclined to appeal to the Italian police.
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TO-DAY'S FORECAST.
Winds

Fair Weather and Variable Winds
Predicted for Indiana.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-For Indiana
Fair; variable winds.
For Illinois-Fair; colder in northwestern
portion; winds becoming northwesterly.
For Ohio-Fair; westerly winds.
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Ives ana vignnux VIII play.

CHICAGO, Jan. Frank c. Ives ar
rived in the city last night from Grand
Rapids. The champions first move was his
acceptance OF the offer of Vignaux to play
match game at fcurteen-inch balk-line
billiards for $4,000 a side
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Chopped on His own Foot.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, Ind, Jan. Eliza Todera,
a young farmer, residing near OZalia, nine
miles south of this city, accidentally cut
off his left foot with an axe this evening,
and came near bleeding to DEATH
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Four Badly Burned.

MILAN, Mo-, Jan. 2.-Lum Crooks, who
left here yesterday with his family for
the southern part of the State, travelling
in wagon, camped eight miles south of
this place last night. While his wife was
getting supper her clothes caught fire and
she was fatally burned Two of her little
daughters caught hold of her and were
badly burned. Crooks was also injured
while trying to extingush the flames.
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others have been imprisoned for killing
three black men. The natives were pre-
pairing to eat the bodies of their victims
when they were arrested.
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white. KILLED i'm the Congo Country

PARIS, Jan. 2.-The Petit Republique says
that the Minister of the Colonies, M. Del
casse, has received a telegram stating that
one of the advance posts of Colonel Mon
tells expedition in the Congo district
attacked recently by natives, with the re-
suit that twenty members OF the post. OF
whom eighteen were white men, were killed.
The Courier du Congo to-day publishes
official dispatch from Mobbaye, saying
that the natives recently attacked an out
post of Belgians on the upper Oubangut
and killed two white men and five Ssne-
galese soldiers. A Belgian force afterwards
attacked the natives, killing about one
hundred of them and RACED their villages
to the ground.
Expected to See the Virgin Mary.
PRAGUE, Bohemia, Jan. "A report
which was spread among the peasantry of
the neighbrohood of Branau to the effect
that the Virgin Mary had appeared in a
neighboring wood caused six thousand per-
sons to assemble in the hope of witnessing
the apparition. The local authorities, fear
ing a disturbance, ordered the crowds to
dispense, and when they refused to do so,
the gendarmes charged anu wounded two
of the peasants But reinfOrcementS of
gendarmes had to he summoned from sew
eral precincts before the authorities sue
ceeded in dispensing the crowds.
Ex-President Peixoto Ill.
RIO DE JANEIRO, Jan. 2.-Ex-President
Piexoto is dangerously Ill.
President Moraes, at the official recep-
ton yesterday. announced that amnesty
would be granted to the soldiers. sailors
and police convicted of desertion during
and after the recent civil war. This action
of the President has produced favorable
impression.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Jan. Bert Fred
erick, aged thirty, prosperous farmer of
this county, was arrested here last night
charged with forging an $500 note at Edin-
burg. 1t is charged that he wrote the
names of George Frederick and John Sny-
der to the note and secured the money from
a building and loan association
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ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1.-The Russian
government will settle the Pamir question
amicably by making concessions to Great
Britain. The Chitral road End the route
called General Jonoff's road, which is the
only practical route inf the Panirs have
been assigned to Great Britain.
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of opinion exist between King Alexander,
of Servia, and his fother, ex-kfng Milan.
Cable Notes.
The London Press Association announces
that daily mail service between Southamp-
ton and New York will be commenced very
shortly.
According to the official report the crops
of Russia are in a better condition than laess
year, although the area cultivated is much
smaller
Emperor William has decorated Count
Won WalderSee, chief of the general staff
of the German army with the Order of the
Black Eagle.
The Paris papers publish an unveritied
report that fifteen foreigners, including n
number of Germans and Italians, have besn
expelled from France by a government de-
cree.
The Liverpool Municipal Corporation has
passed a resolution giving consent to the
running of passenger trains through the
streets should the dock board and the
companies decide to run railway to the
pier head
A dispatch from Moscow states that the
Car, in revising the list of officers for
promotion, which list gives the age, re-
ligion. etc, of the officers, struck his pen
through the column marked religion, de-
claring that that was question that did
not concern him.
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An Alleged Pension Fraud.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO. Ind, Jan. "A pension fraud
of large proportions has been discovered by
special agent Kinney, of this city. The
story as printed in the local papers is as
follows: Michael Mann. at the close Of
the var, returned to his home at Green
town, this county, and died shortly after
from wounds received in the service. About
the same time near neighbor. John Stock
we'll, mysteriously disappeared Prior to
leaving Stockwell in some manner secured
possession of the dead soldiers discharge
papers and evidences of disability Stock
we'll went to Western Kansas where he
assumed the name of the deceased soldier.
With the papers he soon applied for a
pension. which was granted. For quarter
of century he has been drawing s3S per
month.
officer Kinney and County Surveyor ".
f. Mann and other relatives of the dead
soldier left for Fort Scott, Kan, to-day,
where Stockwell will be arraigned for trial.
The relatives will all testify that the real
Michael Mann died thirty years ago.
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Trouble In Samoa.

AUCKLAND, N r.. Jan. 2.--Advices re-
ceived here from Samoa, dated Dee. q. says
that there has been much disorder outside
of the Apia district. The collection Of taxes
has not been ATTEMPTED for the past year.
One native has been sentenced TO death and
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Four Chisdren Perish.

WII4LIAMSON'S STATION. KY, JAN O.
The home of Daniel White, colored, near
this place, destroyed by fire last mid
night. Four children who were asleep in
the building were burned to death. White
and his wife escaped with their baby in
their night clothes. The building was de-
StrOyed
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Aged couplc A.ph,x,nts.a =

NEW YORK. Jan. John b. Bera
aged eighty, and his wife Kate, az
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President eliot Going to Egypt.

FreNIOtUV
CAMBRIDGE Mass, JAN president
Eliot of Harvard University, will sail Sat
urday for Egypt, where he will remain
Three months. The trip Is for rest and
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Has Reached "a Fine Old Age

Special 20 the IndIanapOI5 journal
MUNCIE. Ind. Jan. 2.-The annual re-
union of the Stewart family at Daleville
was held last Friday. the anniversary OF
the ninety-third birthday of James Stewart.
He was born Dec. Is. 1891, in Maysville.
Ky. His father moved from Maysville when
James was eleven years old and settled in
Clinton county Ohio. In 1896 he married
and came To Indiana in 1871. The two AMI
their children located in Delaware cQunf
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-03

MOvefnents OF Ste0mers.
NEW YORK, Jan. ARRIVED: State of
California, from Glasgow.
BOULOGNE, Jan. 2.--Arrived; Veendam
from New York.
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Bar. Their r. Fl. Wind. W'ther. Pre-
z a. m. .3O.1S q "a South. Cloudy 600
I D. m. .So1s 50 IS S'west. Cloudy. Oh
Maximum temperature SO; minimum tenn
perature, q.
The following is comparative statement
of the temperature and precipitation Jan.
2 1885,
Temp Pre-
Normal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 10
Mean .......................... Is IL
Departure from normal. . *.02
Excess or deficiency since Jan. l. % -.0S
sPlGs. c. f. r. WAPPENHANS,
Local Forecast Official
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-06

Charles Scharf, the blind sta
toner, has gone to Kauai on bust
ness.