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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-03

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

DELPHI. Ind. Dec. 2-The young people
OF the Presbyterian Church last week ten
dered reception In the parIors of the
church to Miss Anna Ricketts,, who re-
turned several months ago from Siam.
where she went as a missionary. Miss
Ricketts's health failed and she was ordered
home from Petchaburee by the physician
In charge at that place 1t was not thought
that she would survive the Journey but
her health improved with the sea voyage
suited in almost completely restoring her
TO her former condition.
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C.u.raI Mile. in the south.

CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 2. = Maj.-Gen
Nelson A Miles, commander Of the United
States army, accompanied by Captain
Miche of his staff. visited Fort Thomas
KY, to-day and inspected the garrison He
received the salute of thirteen guns, author
lied for the commander of the army. He
left tonight for Atlanta. Ca
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Indianapolis. Nov. "a, 1885.
Gentlemen-My kidneys have been in an
unhealthy condition for some time pasf and
have been greatly troubled with back
ache. lassitude. restless sleep and a
clogged-up condition of my whole system.
obtained sample OF your Sparagus
Kidney Pills at the Sentinel Office, and al
though have used them but few days
have experienced the most decided relief
and shall certainly continue TO use them.
They are the quickest acting and most sat-
isfactory medicine ever took
Very truly yours.
WILLIAM HENRY DEACON.
l26 w. Vermont st.
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WINNIPEG, Man.. Dec. AIT Gladstone
village yesterday. during the absence OF
their mother, three children named CANCEL,
aged four two and one year. were burned
to death. They were playing with fire and
set fire to the house, which was burned to
the ground
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Pennington Counterfeit Case,

Andrew Pennington was placed on trial
in the federal court yesterday for counter
feiting The case will be continued to-
day. This morning Judge Baker will take
up cases of postal-law violations. There
are eight of them.
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General sansuily Sentenced.

HAVANA, Dec. 2.-Gen. Julio Sanguily
was sentenced to-day to Imprisonment for
life for having committed illegal acts
against the Spanish government. Sanguily
has proved his American citizenship and his
case will be appealed to Spain on the
ground Of Irregularities in his trial.
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Hou.c.mith. Will Return to Work.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-The housesmiths
strike is practically settled. Some details
yet remain to be decided on. but the men
and their employers have found a COM
mon basis on which an agreement Is pos
sible. This much was accomplished at a
conference between President Cornell and Il
committee of the housesmths' union to-
night At its conclusion the delegation re-
fused. at Mr. Cornelrs request, TO go into
details until everything is definitely agreed
be in shape to be made public some time
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Anderson-EIwood Electric Line.
Special 70 the indianapolis Journal.

oPccidi 70 the Indianapolis JOURNAL.
ELWOOD. Ind. Dec Alt Is apparent
now that the long talked-of electric line be-
tween this city and Anderson will be built.
Hon. Charles L. Henry. who is at the head
OF the scheme. and who has already begun
preparations 10 build the Anderson-Alex-
andria line, has secured the right OF way
into this city over the lines of the Elwood
Electric Street-railway Company, and the
line from her to Anderson has been sur
vtyed and franchise obtained through
Frankton, tise whole line being surveyed
along the route OF the Panhandle railway.
1t Is understood this line will be built early
next spring and in operation before the
term OF the right OF WY expires, which r.
next July. The building OF this line will
serve 10 bind the different cities of Madi-
son county closer together and will result
I'm mutual advantage
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Angola Man Falls Dead.


CHICAGO. Dec. "A l. Hubbard. OF An
COLA. Ind. fell dead on the street here To-
day. Death was caused by heart disease.
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R~mon.trance. Against saloons.

BLTFTTON. Ind. Dec. 2-This city has
just passed through a saloon war. The
ministers OF five churches have been
preaching and circulating remonstrsnces
against four applicants in three wards FOR
the last two weeks In the Second ward.
Rev. G. A Wade, OF the VI. Z. Church Sc
Cared l99 signatures. a majority OF about
forty, and the same was filed in accord
ance with TIE provisions OF the Nicholson
law. Balding. the saloon keeper against
wnom the remoustrance is aimed claims
ne has enough signatures withdrawn TO
make IL Ineffective. The remonstrances In
the First and Third wards failed TO carry.
IN Chester township. of this county. three
circumstances with big majorities we're
fled with the Third ward remonstrance
Out of 518 signatures in the three In this
city Ill were those of business men, clerks
and professional men.
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NEW YORK. Dec 2--Three men will die
and two more narrowly escape with their
lives as result OF an accident in the
Mollenhauer sugar refinery AT Williamsport.
Mollenhauer's refinery shut down last
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. 2.--There is no
truth i'm reports current late last night of
two white men who had robbed and beaten
a young farmer.
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NEW YORK. Dec. ARRIVED: Nomadic.
from Liverpool; Mobile, from London; Fur
nessia. from Glasgow; Rotterdam, from
Rotterdam.
GLASGOW. Dec. 2.-Arrived: Norwegian,
from Montreal.
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100000. 900 in Bank RiiI-.

HAVANA, Dec. 1.-The government is
about to issue s2O.o 600 in bank bills, and in
order to make the necessary arrangements
there will be a meeting tomorrow at the
palace, under the presidency of General
Arderius the general handing here. as
acting Captain General during the absence
OF Marshal Martinez de Campos; of Senior
Galbris Gonzales Mendoza. director of the
Banco Espanola, and representatives of the
bankers and leading merchants of this city.
who will advise the government in this mat
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1862 4. n. Y St, indianapolis. Ind.
Hobbs Medicine Co.
Dear Sirs-Your sample of Sparaeus Kid
ney Pills received Have used some OF
them on myself for diuretic purposes and
find them to act I'm Il mild yet active man
ner. Truly yours,
r. w. FOxWORTHY. NJ. ID.
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WILL BE DISMISSED
BARON Won KOELLER GRANTED I'm.
DEFINITE" LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Emperor William Displeased with
rising of Arabs i'm Morocco.

BERLIN, Dec 1.-THE newspapers assert
that Baron Won Koeller. Prussian Minister
of the Interior. has been granted an indefi-
mite leave of absence and will undoubtedly
be dismissed. Herr Zusolz. Counselor of
State and Trainer Of last years anti-revolu-
tionary bill. which failed to pass the Reichs-
tag in spite of strenuous efforts in its be-
half by the government. is designated as
his successor. Dissatisfaction with the
Cabinet has seemed to center for some
time past on Baron Won Koeller, and EN-
peror William is said to have been dis
pleased with his recent maedr0it prOsecu-
lions OF Socialists for lese majesty. This
confirmation to rumors of Cabinet crisis
which have been current for some time
past.
BOmbarded by Insurgent Arabs.
GIBRALTAR, Dec. =. = Advices received
from Morocco say that serious fighting has
occurred at Saffi. a fortified seaport of
that country. The insurgents are said to
have surrounded the town and to have
Nov. T. Eleven hours of fighting followed,
and was only put a stop to by nightfall.
The battle recommended the next morning
Insurgents reopened the engagement by
bombarding the town, which has a popu-
iaon L,, o. ABOUT s1gh twei0e th1psann ,v people,
these advices left there on Nov. IL. was still
surrounded by the insurgent Arabs.
German Officers Dissatisfied.
LONDON, Dec. IA dispatch from Ber-
ill., which the Daily News publishes. says
that General Schlichting. commander of the
Fourteenth Army Corps of Baden, and one
OF the foremost stategists has resigned. 1t
, is reported that the Grand Duke of Baden
Will also resign the inspector generalshlp
OF the Fifth Army Corps. Both these resig-
nations due to differences with the
Berlin authorities.
Italian abbed I'm the Back.
ROME, Dec. 2.-Signor Pera. chief of
a department in the Ministry of the In
terror. stabbed in the back twice to-day
on the staircase on the Ministry of the In
terror by clerk who had recently been
hospital, where his wounds were pro-
nounced TO be dangerous.
Nine Red Hats Conferred by Leo.
ROME, Dec. 1.-The Pope presided at the
public consistory held to-day and conferred
the red hats on the nine cardinals created
at the secret consistory on Friday last.
Cable, Notes.
The Duke and Duchess of MARLBOROUGH
have arrived at Madrid from Granada.
President Plerola, of Peru, has convoked
Congress in extra session on account of the
crisis caused by the resignation of the
Cabinet.
dispatch from Paris says that Henry
Menier, the chocolate manufacturer, has
bought the island of Anticosti, in the estu-
airy Of the st. Lawrence river, Canada, for
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bartholomew New Com hissioners.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal

COLUMBUS. Ind. Dec. 2.-For the first
time in the history of Bartholomew county
the Board OF Commissioners is Republican.
To-day Henry Harris, OF German township
succeeded j. s. Cox. in the First district
Once before the commissioners are said To
have been Republican, but at that time the
balance OF power lay I'm the hands OF a
man elected on a fusion ticket. The first
act OF the board to-day was to Dust VI. ID
Emig from the Office of county attorney.
AT the last session OF the Democratic board
In september, a three-years' contract was
entered into over the protest of Mr.. Newly,
the Republican member. To-day that con-
tract was declared null and void. w. w.
was selected attorney. Mr.. E.mig will fight
the case In the courts
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Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal
NI<cE<>ES. Ind. Dec 1.-The historic
ed home Of the late Governor James d.
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Lithographers and Artists.

CLEVELAND. o.. Dec. 2.-The American
Association of Lithographers. Artists and
Engravers is in special session in this city.
The object OF the meeting is for the pur-
pose Of taking action concerning the rela-
ton between the artists and employees.
Twenty-Five delegates are In attendance. and
they represent 1900 photographers. There is
considerable dissatisfaction among nthcg-
raphers because they, while doing a much
higher class OF work than Autograph print
ers. receive less pay, the artists receiving
an average wage of SIS per week and the
printers Ss3
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Williams In Harrison township was burned
Saturday night; the loss is about 5000
Indiana OhItuarx.

WARSAW. Ind. Dec. 2-John p Ever
sole, one of Warsaws oldest and most
the street yesterday afternoon. He left
home only few moments previous 10 lis
death. apparently in the best of health. lie
a resident of this city Tor over forty Gears.
MUNCIE, Ind, Dec. ANNA L., wife OF
n. +. Perrin tnee DEAN, died of typhoid
fever. at the age of thirty-one years Mr.
came here recently from Fort Wayne.
where the remains will be taken. Mrs.
Perrin formerly resided in North Vernon.
Jennings county.
SHELBYvILLE, Ind. Dec. 2.-.James c.
the county. died at his home in Union
township. this morning aged seventy years.
Indiana Notes.
At Marion yesterday the jury in the case
of the State vs. John n. Hart. for en-
bezzling 400 from Armour & Co., re-
turned a verdict OF not guilty.
Z. G. Hill. florist of Richmond. secured
the first premium his pink chrysanthe-
NUNS, Indiana. at the Madison Square,
New York. chrysanthemum exhibit.
Walter Thompson, of shelbyviile. while
extracting loaded shell from a gun met
with a serious accident. The shell exploded,
filing his face and head with shot and
powder.
local freight and wrecking train came
together in a headend collision at Sher~
man street. Marion. yesterday. Both trains
were running at a rate of about ten miles
an hour. The damage was about 5000
The officers of the Indiana division OF the
Travellers Protective Association organized
in Frankfort Saturday evening a post that
starts with membership of thirty. y. w
Hanna was elected president, ID. a. Coul-
ter, vice president, and j. r. Kramer, sec
rotary and treasurer Those composing the
board of directors are: r. VI. Sims. Arthur
Huessey, ". c. Davis. a. L. Cooper, w. j..
Hatfield and w. VI. Shafer.
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Cottage. for State soldiers, Home.

special TO the indianapolis Journal.
MCNCIE. Ind. Dec. 2.-Tnis afternoon the
Noman's Relief Corps and committees from
each OF the @. A. r. posts in Delaware
county had a conference with the County
Commissioners relative 10 the donation OF
&-V0, TO be used for the erection OF two cot
tages for this county at the State Soldiers
Home at Lafayette. Addresses In behalf OF
the proposition were made by AIRS. Ross.
president of the w. X. c.: Hon. W. w.
Ross. ex-member OF the Legislature: ex-
County Commissioner X. VI. Snodgrass
Major John F. Wildman. DIR. \. G.. Jones
and others. The matter was taken under
advisemens and the request will very likely
be granted. as there is no opposition from
the people.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
OSGOOD, Ind, Dec. Miss Lizzie a
Myers, a piucky young school maam of
Golden Corner. Ripley county, recently had
exciting experience with a mad dog.
Miss Myers had dismissed school and was
hitching her pony to the buggy. prepara-
tory to going home, when a strange dog
rushed up and bit another dog nearby, and
then made a dash at her. The little
school na'am instantly forgot how tired
she was after her days work and gently
lodged behind the vehicle 20 avoid the mad
brute. After chasing her around the buggy
several times the dog attacked the pony
and bit Its nose. 1t this stage several
several times the dog attacked the pony
and several dogs have since died and Miss
Myers Is now congratulating herself on her
narrow escape.
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DESERTED SOVEREIGN
NEW YORK SOCIALISTS HAVE BOLT
ED FROM KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
New International Organization tn BE
Formed-Not Regarded
Serious Affair.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The meeting of
District Assembly 49 of the knights of
Labor. which lasted from s o'clock last
evening until this morning. resulted in
the passage of resolutions advocating the
formation of new international organiza-
ton to be composed Of the socialistic ele-
ment of the Knights of Labor throughout
the country.
When the Socialists belonging TO District
Assembly No. 40 bottled from the Knights OF
Labor on motion of Patrick Murphy, ex-
secretary of District Assembly No. 49, they
forfeited all rights and privileges of men,
bership in the general organization. Thos.
b. MCGUIRE. member Of the executive board
of the Knights OF Labor. speaking to re-
porter tonight, said: THE bolt OF the So
cialists is not at all a serious affair. 1t
does not affect either District Assembly No.
40 or the knights of Labor. BY their own
act the Socialists have expelled themselves
from the knights OF Labor. Under Section
II of our laws. withdrawal practically
amounts to an expulsion. Section 202 gives
the general executive board the power OF
expelling antagonstic Or rebellious menu
bers but i'm this case, as in all similar ones,
Section POI mot Ply covers the grounds, and
makes action on the part of the executive
board wholly unnecessary. District Assem-
bly, No. 40 is still in our organization. and it
is very easy matter for the executive
board 10 grant them another charter"
do you think that socialism is strong In
your organization, that ii Is largely
tainted with socialtistic principles was
asked.
Neither the one or the other. In 1885.
however We had some such outbreaks as
the present one. Ii fzzled out in no time.
simply because the American workman re-
spects himself, and is always anxious 10
uplift and strengthen the power and dignity
OF labor by working honestly and faith
fully. He does not and never has taken
kindly to so-called international socialism.
The propagandsts of old-world socialism
have never made much progress in this
country. and never will, because the condi-
tons here are radically different from those
which prevail in Europe.
The boilers talk of forming a new
Knights Of Labor organization impregnated
with the spirit of international socialism.
De Leon. editor OF the People. whose reso-
luton was acted upon by the boilers at
yesterdays meeting, Is the insprer of the
new movement Ii was tried before and IL
failed. The present attempt will meet the
same fate. The workmen of America are
not Socialists. and that broad fact, coupled
with the truism that great. organization
like ours cannot spring up in the night. Ike
mushroom. means that no new knights OF
Labor will be tolerated by the members of
the vast army OF Industrious. law-abiding
and intelligent workmen Of America"
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VIII Get His share of ~2oo,ooo.

LOGASSPORT, Ind. Dec. ABOUT a
year ago mild sensation was created here
and at Winamac when. by the will of
Morris Stagmeyer. OF the latter place. IL
was found that his estate OF nearly $780,
900 was left entirely to his two daughters
Mrs Elizabeth RUIZ and Mrs. Mary Tick
fertile child OF another daughter being cut
on with nominal bequest. Jacob Wagner
Panhandle brakeman OF this city, was
the grandchild, and he brought suit 10
set aside the will. The case was to have
been called I'm the Pulaski Circuit Court
IN a few days. but 1t has now been compro-
missed. By the compromise all the claims
or wagner are conceded and he will share
With his aunts in the estate.
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Annual sal more than e.ooo.ooo boxes.
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How ,Jurymen are Drawn.

Tileston Wadin, Esq, clerk OF Courts,
has sent out the venires to the various towns
in Waldo County for the draft of Grand
Jurors for the coming year and Traverse
Jurors for the October term Of Supreme Jul
dirial Court. The mode of drawing jurors
is quite an interesting process, if one goes
back to the starting point The law pro
vid-s at after each census, or oftener if
considerable change in population renders
il proper. the County Commissioners shall
divide their county into not less Than four
nor more than twelve districts, numerically
designated, and they shall place as many
adjoining towns in each district as Will
make the number Of inhabitants in each as
nearly equal as may be, without dividing
town. 1t is further provided That the jurors
shall he drawn from every part OF the coun-
ty as equally as may be. Seasonably before
each term of Court the Clerk issues venire,
to the Sheriff, who serves them on the Con-
stables OF the various towns, directing the
Municipal Otficels to draw jurors as order
ed. The Jury lists are prepared by the Mu-
n:cipal Officers, Clerk and Treasurer of the
wears and include such men under the age
of 40 years, not exempt by law, as the board
may Judge proper. The exempted list in
Guides, L s., State and county officers, min
listers Of the Gospel officers Of Incorporated
schools and teachers in same, physicians
cashiers of banks, lawyers, cororers, Sheriifs
deputies and constahles The names are
j ID
from which they are drawn as ordered. A
man is not required to serve oftener than
once in three years, eNcrp' II emergency
Ti.e last division If Waldo County into jury
q lstrjcts was MADE IN 1891 under the census
OF the previous year. The first draft under
ii Was for the JANUARY term 1s"2, collse-
guemtlv there haEe been drafts for Grand
Jurors AMI II for Traverse Jurors. III
cludNg that Just made for the coming De-
to,tr term. The basis Of the draft is one
Grand Juror l,er year for each l5i2 Us in-
hahitants when ], lH~is are drawn anG one
Traverse Juror per terlu foY each %ii IT'S
Wien - men are drawn The follow ing
taNe shows the division Of the county intA
districts, the population Ut tLt tpwMs, ani
tile number Of each class Of Jurors drawn
during the four years. inclli,ling the juries
III We ingaleiel AT the coming Oct tier term !.
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Children cry for Pitchers castoria.
Rest, at Last.

The Portland Express says that in a Gene
terry not thousand miles from Portland are
five small stones in one lot, all alike except
for the inscriptions. which read something
like this: Anne, first wife Of John Brown ;
Mary, second wife of John Brown; Jane.
third wife of John Brown: Clara, fourth
wife of John Brown John Brown, At rest,
at last
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Fresh rs. salt Water Fishermen,


The Thanksgiving Club Of Dalnaris,'otta
had their annual fish hnnt july 18TH, and
were divided into two parties Of fishermen,
one for fresh ANA one for salt water The
latter Won and the losers paid for tht sup
per- The Damariscs,tta Herald reports the
affair at length and GIVES the following ree-
ord Of fish caught i52 lbs ~ Gun Y; I'M, pol-
lock 81 lbs Of haldock, -. ms. OF hake, is
his. black bass ~ lbs pickerel. II lbs. Perch.
> No. ". trout, ana 3 ,ks. Of CLANS Follow
ing is the nen' Of the supper
Steamed CLAIMS, Drawn Butter.
Berry Forlorn HOPED
Fish Chowder. Turtle 4 Ia Ersk;ne.
BRoILED.
Black Bass, (Stetsons only)
Silver Perch, Nv. G. Gldden ~
Brook Trout, (Whites ozs
Piakerel, (Hussey's 4 ~ cateh.l
Stuffed Blue Fish, Money did IT'D
Cod, (Smith's Little StrngD
ENTREES.
Fricassee CLAIMS.
Lobster Salad (Minus the Lobster9
VEGETABLES.
Green Peas. Squash New Beets
Boiled Potatoes. Mashed Potatoes
RELIsHEs.
Tomato Ketcnup. Cucumber Pickles.
Picked Reets. Worcestershire Sauce.
Delicious Cake. Angel Cake. Chocolate
Cake. Fruit Cake. Cocoanut Cake.
Gold Cake. Sil-er Cake. Ice Cream.
Tea. Coffee. Anything on your hip
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The Spray Reaches Gibraltar.

GIBRALTAR, Aug s. The 4o-foot soop
Spray, Captain Joshua Slocum, which sailed
from East Boston, Mass, on April "A, and
from Gloucester on May $. for Gibraltar, On
a voyage around the world, has arrived here
after voyage Of SO days from Gloucester,
Mass During the latter part Of his journey
Captain Slocum met with heavy gales.
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THE OLD GUARD.
\ ALL or THEM ARE

woopEN AM NosTo
wksag the
Of in Il
ships y viii be observed that most Of them
+. i,;,,
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All the coal used on DR.. C. G. Weld s
transported in bags to avoid dust and tile
needless smirching of that beautiful craft.
The steamer Sylvia takes ton put up
in this shape to-day. She transports upon
an average, about 10 tons a week in the same
manner. Rockland Star.
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Beecham's pills for consti-
patton 10 and IS. Get the
book At your druggists and
60 by i.
Annual sal than 6. oOO.ooO boxes