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CoIored Gambler. tn Court.

Five colored men, William Dawson, cap
tain Patterson. Sherman Schofie.d. w. Fl.
Scott and Elwocd Knox, were arrested by
Sergeant Corrigan and four other officers
Sunday morning for gambling. Dawson
climbed out on the roof to escape arrest.
but was captured Poker chips. dice. cards
and other evidences of a gambling game
were found. Their case was called for tria:
in Police Court yesterday Dawson offered
Sergeant Corrigan g 10 be allowed TO es-
cape. according to the evidence introduced.
Patterson was convicted OF keeping a gam
bling house five weeks ago. The men said
they were playing hearts for fun and were
not gambling. Schofied told the officers
he lost 81 in the room. The testimony
showed the room was kept by q man named
McLoiter, an employee Of Gus Rahke. Some
OF the checks were marked with Rahke's
initials. The case was taken under advise
ment.
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FRANKLIN, o.. Dec. 6.-The Alpha Paper
Dachtler on account of two judgments
against the company. 1t has been organ
lied but a year, and has bonded indebted-
ness OF $4,000. The company employed a
hundred men.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 6.-Maur.ce Speiser
a wholesale clothing dealer was arrested
ferred by the New York police. Speiser re-
Gently failed in business and to-day was
sentenced for ten days for contempt of
court
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Charged vith MISUNDERSTANDING.

CHICAGO. Dec. 6.-Francs j. Kenneth
and j. +. Harris have been cited to appear
before the directory OF the Board OF Trade
next Tuesday on the charge of being inter-
ested in a bucket shop and of doing bust
ness for bucket shops. They were served
with notices. and large number of old
employees OF the firm of Kenneth. Hopkins
& Co. and J. II. Harris & Co. were ordered
to appear and testify in the case Kenneth.
Hopkins a Co. are one of the most promi-
nent private-wire commission houses in the
city, and the extensive grain business done
in their office is carried on under the style
of J. Il. Harris & Co. Kenneth Hopkins e,
Co. deny the charge
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OBITUARY.
Gen. Edward Wright. N Brave Soldier
I'm the War of the Rebellion.

DIES MONIES. Ia. Dec. 6.-General Ed
ward Wright died this morning al 2:30
o'clock after an illness lasting several
weeks.
Edward Wright was born near Salem. o..
in 1897. and in 1852 removed to Cedar coun>
ty, Iowa. He served through the war. be-
ing breveted brigadier general for valiant
services. He was chosen Speaker of the
Eleventh General Assembly, and in 1866 was
elected Secretary OF State, serving for six
years in that office. In 1873 he was elected
secretary OF the Capitol Commission. hold
ing that Office until the new Statehouse was
completed. He also superintendent the inn
provement of the Statehouse grounds.
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Son. Of .yeternn Omccrx.

John F. Ruckle Camp. No. ass. s. of V.
held an election Of officers at Bellefontaine
Hall. the headquarters of the camp. last
night. The officers elected were: Captain.
Charles J. Russell; first Lieutenant. VIII
liam Schaefer; second Lieutenant. Daniel
Meyers. Edward Ruby and William Jones
were elected members OF the camp council.
As delegates to the Indiana convention.
Elmer Hail was chosen as deiegate-at-iarge,
II. r.. Negeley. delegate, and DAME, Meyers
alternate TO delegate-af-large. X. Jones
was chosen alternate TO the general dele
gate
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ANDOvER. o.. Dec. 6.--George VIM
chester. aged about forty-five years. was
morning in his apartments over the An
dover National Bank. Indications point to
suicide. with possible chance for a muir
der theory. Winchester was a prominent
and wealthy business man.
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tions ever held in the Territory in favor of
statehood has just adjourned, after adopt
ing the following resolution:
Resolved, That the people of Oklahoma
Territory, without distinction of party,
earnestly urge on the Congress of the
United States at its present session to pass
an enabling act providing for the admission
of Oklahoma as a s. Ne. with such bounda-
ries as in the wisdo of Congress will best
subserve the cause 0IUgood government
Arrangements were made TO send a COM
mittee to Washington to push the claims
for statehood.
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UNIFORM LABEL BILL.
American Federation Of Labor Will
Present IL to Congress.

The indianapolis officers OF the American
Federation Of Labor have prepared uni
form label bin which the federation will
present to Congress. II Is entitled. "a Bin
for the Protection OF Trade Marks and
Labels" The bill provides penalty OF
1000 and two years Imprisonment for
counterfeiting any trade mark or label
and fixes the same penalty where articles
OF substantially the same properties az
those mentioned In the registration OF any
trade mark are offered for sale. One sec
ton makes IL "A crime 10 afiix a trade mark
on any goods that have been covered by q
trade mark registered under the laws OF
the country.
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Exp,o.,ou of Torpcdo Mor..,r..

TOLEDO. o., Dec. 6.--At 1918 o'clock to-
night an explosion occurred at the maya
zines of the Ohio and Indiana Torpedo
Company. two miles from Bowling Green.
twenty-five miles south of here. Two mag
azines exploded. causing two shocks. No
one was killed. but reports are meager.
The shocks were plainly felt in this city
and at all surrounding towns.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-07

WASHINGTON. Dec 6.-Rev. Dr. Henry
Yates Satterlee. of Calvary Episcopal
Church. OF New York city. was elected
bishop of the newly created Episcopal do
cese of Washington to-day. Eleven ballots
were taken by the convention. DIR. Safterlee
on the last receiving A. votes 10 10 for DR.
McK:m of Washington.
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CHINA NAV Ask Rus.i... Ala.

PARIS, Dec. GA special dispatch from
ST. Petersburg published here to-day says 1t
is reported that sthe Chinese government
has asked the government OF Russia, in
the event of being requested to do so, IL IL
would send an army corps to suppress the
rebellion of the Dungans. The rebels are
reported TO have captured Lanchufu. 2,009
men. thirty guns and large quantities OF
stores and ammunition.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-07
Preacher Charged with Libel.

DETROIT, Mich. Dec. 6.-Police Commits
sioner Parry +. Chapman swore out a war
rant to-day for Rev. A. J. Service, pastor
OF the Trumbull avenue Presbyterian
Church. one of the largest congregations in
the city, on a charge of criminal libel.
The case Is based on the reputed utter
ances of the clergyman last Sunday even
ing, in which he said the last appointment
TO the police commssionership was the
worst Detroit has seen in many year
and confessedly in the interest Of law
breaking element, meaning the saloon keep
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Deputy Sheriff Dynes last night levied on
real estate belonging to David and Ezekiel
Rand to satisfy claim OF $1,000 held by
William g Thompson and William T.. Du>
pree. The property il located on Washing
ment was issued late Yesterday evening.
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FunernI Of Andrew Mcoust.

The funeral OF Andrew McOuat occurred
yesterday from the home OF his daughter.
Mrs. George Catterson. The services were
conducted by DIR. Christensen. OF ST. Paul's.
The honorary pallbearers were DR.. Levi
Wood. j. n. English, Ignatius Brown.
George w. Sloan. Calvin Fletcher. Glenn
Ferguson. Z. II. Norwood and Thomas Chill.
They were all schoolmates OF Mr.. McOuat.
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surtax on Russian Sugar.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 6.-The Car has
sanctioned the law for the regulation of the
sugar industry, by which. In addition to the
excise duty. a surtax is imposed on all
stock exceeding a certain quantity so soon
as 1t is placed on the market. The surtax
is not levied on exported stock. In order to
neutraliZe the increase in prices which the
surtax would cause in Russia. bonded ware
houses for the storage of the surplus will
be erected at the factories.
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Lord Dunraven Coming.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Field announces
this morning that Lord Dunraven will sail
for New York on next Thursday i'm order TO
resume an inquiry as TO the degree OF i'm
mersion of the Defender in The first race
for the Americas cup in September.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-07
Hurricppe I'm Europe.

LONDON. Dec. 6.-Advices to the Stand
ard from Berlin say that a regular hurri-
cane ragged in Germany for forty hours and
stopped all telegraph communication. From
Paris it is reported that the mails are
much delayed. The bridge in the petroleum
harbor at Mannheim has been much dam
aged. Dispatches 10 the same paper from
Vienna report a terrible storm and great
damage TO property. There were two vio-
tria, yesterday morning CThursday)
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PITTSBCRG, Pa, Dec. 6.--At the morning
session Of the Prophetic Conference to-day
Prof. J. NJ. Stiffier. OF Chester. Pa. deliv-
Second Coming" In the afternoon Bishop
w. r. Nicholson. of Philadelphia. spoke on
"A Feature OF the Book OF Revelation"
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LONDON, Dec. 6.-Mr. William L. n.
Lecky, LII. D.. d. c. D., the historian.
has been elected to the parliamentary seat
for Dublin University to fill the vacancy
caused by the elevation Of the Right Hon.
David r. Plunket to the peerage. The re-
suit of the polling was: Mr. William E. II.
Lecky. Liberal Unionist 1.75S; Mr.. Wright.
Conservative, zoos; Liberal Unionist major
former occupant. being Conservative. He
was returned unopposed at the last cleo
ton.
AS a result OF the petition against the
election of Mr.. Il. Chamberlain Conserva-
tive, and Sir John Simeon. Liberal Union.st,
10 represent Southampton, alleging bribery
of voters through agents. Mr.. T. Cham
berlaine has been unseated.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-07

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Dec. 6.-Frank c.
Elliott, State organizer for the Populist
in Missouri, was attacked by
a robber tonight In the postoffice building
in the heart OF the city, and mortally
wounded The footpad lay I'm wait In the
storm vestibule at the main entrance to
the building. The wounded man chung to
his watch but was robbed OF some SIS in
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-07
Governor Ha.ting. III.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. Ex-Governor
Hastings Is confined 10 the executive man.
sion with a mild case or bilious fever. This
return three weeks ago from the Atlanta
exposition. He returned to the city feeling
ILL., and was driven direct to the executive
mansion. He has since been confined to
his room. and will see nobody but members
of his household.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-07
Another Plot I'm Corea.

LONDON, Dec. CA dispatch from.
Shanghai states that the situation in Corea
is once more causing anxiety and says ii
is reported that an American missionary
is implicated In the plot of Ii Hau Shin TO
seize the person of the King of Corea.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-07

Henry Orstendorf. a saloon keeper on
North Illinois street. was acquitted OF the
charge of keeping open after hours In the
Police Court yesterday morning. James
Ward convicted of picking Mrs. HEARTS
pocket was sentenced 10 80 days In the
workhouse and fined $50.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-07

PHOENIX, A. T., Dec. 6.-The report that
Judge A. c. Baker had ruled that Pima In
dams are by treaty citizens OF the United
States has proved erroneous. The error
caused. by confusing the instructions
proffered by the defendants counsel with
the Instructions 10 the jury really given
by the judge.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-07
Austria Growing Rich.

VIENNA, Dec. 6.-The budget, which was
presented to-day for 1894. shows a surplus
for the year OF 2o.OOO.OOo FORMS This is the
most favorable balance ever recorded I'm
Austria. and was brought about in spite OF
the withdrawal of "a 600 forms for the
currency reform. The funds i'm the treas
ury at the end of 1894 amounted to 2l1 100000
forms.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-07
Shot Mt a CHURCH Social.

son of Rev. s. W. Byrd, pastor of the Afri-
can Methodist Episcopal Church. was shot
and fatally wounded by Charles Kelton at
OF the church last night Both men are
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-07
Young Ladies, Embroidery class.

The Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton embroidery class will meet each Mon
day evening at 7:30 O'clock at the association
Williamson and Miss Ward VIII have
charge of the class. Young women may Sc
cure skilled instructions I'm the art OF en-
broidery by joining the class.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-07

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Dec. 6.-Near
Williamson. Toy Hatfield. the fourteen
year-old son OF Devil Anse'' Hatfield. OF
Hatfield Mccoy fame. last night fired four
Winchester balls into Dan Craig killing
him instantly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-07

BUFFALO, n. Y. Dec. Ga gas well at
Window, just beyond the city limits has
volume OF gas is said TO be 100000 feet a
day
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PEkIN. Dec. IAN imperial edict pub
lished here orders the building OF double
line of railway from Pekin TO Tien-Tsin
the rails to weigh eghty-five pounds per
yard. The. estimated cost of the road is
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-07
News from DIR. hansen.

CHRISTIANA, Norway. Dec. 6.-The wife
of DR.. Nansen. the Arctic explorer. has re-
ceived a letter by carrier pigeon to the eff
feet that her husbands expedition is doing
well
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ST. LOUIS. Dec. 6.--Rev. samuel j. Me-
coils. who has been the pastor OF the Second
Presbyterian Church OF tnis city Tor some
thirty years. has been offered the presi-
dency OF Lane Theological Seminary Gin
cinnad- Mr. SIccoiIs has not yet decided
whether he Will accent tsse ODER.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-07
ANDREW ID. WHITES PLAN.
How the Ex-Ninfsfer 20 Russia Would
Dispose Of the Sultnn.

ROCHESTER, " ". Dec. SIN an inter-
view to-day Andrew White, ex-minister TO
Russia said. when asked his opinion on the
Turkish-Armenian question: There is a
widespread demand In America, arising
from the reports OF the Armenian outrages.
that the Sultan be summarily deposed by
the powers. To 10 this without taking pre-
liminary precautiors would be to invite the
most terrible massacre Of the nineteenth
century. Unless prevented. the sultan
would certainly escape into Asia Minor.
raise the standard OF Mohammed and call
the faithful 70 a war of determination. The
massacres reported from Armenia are
slight compared with. the butchery that
would follow Scarcely q Christian In the
confines OF Recommendation could escape.
The slaughter would be well-nigh univer-
sal. The Turks never had genius for
civilization. but they are, when inspired by
the fana;Icism Of religion, among the
This IL my plan for the solution OF the
question. Let the powers depose the sultan
sonntcte with The rova fsmy az a1' RUSSIA nh
Then let united Europe guarantee abb
solutely the Independence of such govern
nately there are two men in Europe to-day
who would suit the emergency. Primarily
my. choice would be the Grand Duke Alex
ander. who married tho sister OF the pres
ent Gar. Alexander visited the worlds
fair at Chicago and Is a man of ability and
date FOR the Turkish throne is King George
Of Greece. who Is an uncle OF the Russian
Cxar. l believe. too" continued Mr.. White
''that the European nations should be given
some share Of the spells OF the East in
order 10 maintain the stability of Turk
ish government. such suggested. to pro-
tect The boundaries OF the new empire, and
90 preserve peace and order. Let Russia
for instance. have full swing in Armenia.
Give Syria TO France. let England's title
10 Egypt be confirmed Austria should be
allowed Salonica for Mediterranean sea-
port and Italy might in return be given
Trieste. on the Adriatic. by Austria
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TO MEET NEXT WEEK
INTERNATIONAL BIMETALLIsT CON-
FERENCE At PARIS.
Two shots Fired I'm the French Cham
Der of Observation-Disclosures LecI<y
Elected to Parliament.

LONDON. Dec. GA dispatch to the
Times from Paris says that the French BIZ
metallist League has convened an interna-
tional conference. which Is to meet on Dec.
10. continuing until Dec i. to agree upon
the terms Of an appeal 10 the respective
governments to renew negotiations for an
international agreement for the use OF both
gold and silver as money metals. Repre-
sentatives of England. Belgium and Ger
many will attend.
The Posts Berlin correspondent says that
Count Won Mirbach, the leader OF the
Agrarians; DIR. Otto Arendt. editor of the
Deutsche Wochenschrift, the organ Of the
bimetallsts, and Count Won Kardoff. the
silver champion, will attend the bimetallic
conference in Paris.
Sensation in the Deputies Chamber.
PARIS, Dec. ga decided sensation, was
caused in the Chamber of Deputies to-day.
At the conclusion Of the debate on the
budget of the Minister of Justice. stran-
ger in the gallery fired two shots from 4
revolver. Thereupon the electric bells.
which were placed all over the building
after the bomb outrage committed by Vail
liant. the Anarchist, were rung, and the
doors were instantly closed and guarded.
The stranger was arrested. Nobody was
hurt.
The man who fired the revolver said that
his name Gilbert Lenoir. His pistol
still contained four cartridges when 1t was
taken away from him. He was seen to fire
in the direction OF the diplomatic gallery.
Lenoir is a respectable Diapers clerk,
twenty-three years old. Upon his exarlina-
ton by magistrate after being arrested
he declined to respond TO the queries which
were put to him. search of his sleeping
apartment proved without result. Nothing
has yet been discovered as to the motive Of
the outrage.
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To keep teeth pearly and sound.
Use SOZODO<T all the year round.
And should a dealer proffer.
With smile. some substitute.
Minus purity or repufe.
Reject his humbugging offer.
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from Liverpool.
LONDON. Dec. 6.--Arrived: Maine. from
Dhf1oAo1nhia
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Budenbaum's grocery. S5s Prospect street.
was entered by thieves Thursday night.
They secured 81 In money. but nothing else
was missed
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negroes The shooting was the result of a
quarrel over a sandwich which kelton ate,
but refused TO pay for.
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Fridays Local observations.

Bar. Their. R.H. Wind. Weather Pre-.
Z a. m. .30.2S IA IS South. Clear. co
p. m. .3005 80 6S S'east. Clear. 90
Maximum temperature. 80; minimum tenn
perature, 13.
Following is comparative statement of
the temperature and precipitation Dec. 6:
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OKLAHOMA. o. T., Dec. 6.--One Of the
largest and most representative conven-
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Chrlstian. Terrorized.

BOSTON. Dec. Ga letter from the SOUTH
ern coast OF Asia Minor. the writer of
which is In the immediate vicinity Of
Adana. Mersin. and Tarsus. contains de-
scription OF the situation In that locality
The writer says: Christians all over Tur>
Key I've In daily and nightly fear OF mas
sacre. Bloody outbreaks have already. taken
place IN various quarters. The houses of the
Christians in Marash have been p.undered
by the Turks and CircassIans. Five Chris
tsons were killed outright and some two
hundred were wounded. Among the killed
was the leading native Protestant In all thai
district. man who had labored there for
fifteen years in building up the theological
seminary OF the American board, the girls
college and academy. In Adana and Tar.
Dus the Christians are kept in an agony OF
fear, not knowing what moment a massa,
ere may begin The Moslems go armed
70 the teeth. breathing curses and thrsat>
enings against the G.aQurs. Christians
have been killed: others bs>ken and robbed
II has seemed for days together that these
we're but the prelude 70 .worA things. The
preserves are being called out and with
kpch ri9or is the order executed that 1t is
&parent the Turks are preparing for q
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The following table OF temperatures is
furnished by c. +. r. Wappenhans. local
forecast official:
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Yesterdays Temperatures.

C. +. II. wAPPENHANS.
Local Forecast Official.
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Tonlinson Hall. Subject. "The cominr e.
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NOTICE TO VOW REiOEHT DEFEND MT;
First Publication June 29l
To Benjamin A. Gibson, John w.
Mitchell, Alkaline NJ. Swan, Alexander
S. Porter, nonresident defendants:
You and each Of you are hereby mott
fed that on June Ii, 1895, Francis G.
Faulkner as an assignee of the Connecti-
cut River Savings Bank Of Charlestown,
New Hampshire, as plaintiff. began an
action against you and other defend
ants in the district court of Lancaster
county, Nebraska, the object of which is
to foreclose a certain mortgage on the
following land in said county, to-wit:
All OF block four az in Lincoln view
addition to the city of Lincoln made
by Thomas Hanlon, dated July Z, 1891,
to secure the payment of promissory
note Of sail Thomas Hanlon to said
Benjamin A. Gibson for $500 on which
there is now due 1856 60 with interest
from July /, 1894, at ten per cent per
cent per annum pursuant to coupons;
Plaintiff prays for decree OF foreclosure
and sale of said land to satisfy said
liens as aforesaid, for deficiency judg-
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You are required to answer plaintiffs
petition on or before the 9Th day of
August, 1895.
Francis c. Faulkner, assignee,
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July %