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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-15
Ser;weitcltc SduBiOauer.

Die SdusSOaner oerbreiten bic an'
saben, ons MIR 1895 UNI SS4,lS5,302
mebr Wdaren importirt babsn, oils 1894
unb fie srebeu baraus ben SdluB, oaf
mir 1895 "a Mllllunen Dollars psrlortn
baben. 9as 1T Der reinlts BlDoiiun.
s. 1T unS ni9t I'M 2raume einsefalen
"a WiQionen Dollars tpessuperien
ruenn mir iie auassssbeu babsn, 10 baden
MIR Waarsn bniiir befommsn, uno Swar
Baaren. Die mir baben MOLTEN, benn bns
Guslano fanu uns ia nidi 5uinssn, ihm
Raarsn abSutauisn. Bas absr be
poh5ouner sissntllb b~sSmeden, 1T, bic
Nrbeiter Su iiber,su3en, baB inter einem
SodSuu tein @elo fir fremoe @aaren
ms Guslano sstt. 0as i6nnen fie aber
nidt fsrtis brlnsen. Bir baben 1895
fir 73l. 96O,3l9 Baorsn importirt, oos
1T mahr, absr iribcr baben mir nod uiel
mebr importiri; 10 1891 1914. 9l6 1856
1892 $S27,402,462 uno 1898 $685.
400, 1922.
Wenn Wdaren importirt ipereen, 70
iinb es itets iolde, bic i'm Guslauo bill
ger bersefeIt usroen f6unen. oosr 8aa
rem, fir pelhs iih cine beionoere 2ists
babersi selteno mdht. rs usriisbt iib
BON ielbit, oaB Elm 9ono Wuaren iabri.
Sirt, bic es ielbit am beitsn uno bllisfsn
beriteIen tann unb bas ss Baaren i'm
pOrtirt, bic BON anoeren Y6lfern better
unb billser berseitslt tueroen tonnen
Benn mir einsrisiis Waaren aus irem
ben 3dnbern impOrtlren. 10 1T aud nitt
81 oers.fen, baB audi fremoe 9dnoer bon
uns imporiiren. Bir ihidsn 8elo BIN.
aus. bsfommeu abr aub 8eio pieoer,
uno is mebr unier Ggport wd9it, oefo
better miro es fur u~nieren 6anoel ieiu.
Die SO9SOausr m0aten fir ibr 9eben
germ bic 9bniiaden peroeden, bob bic
@ei1diie Iih heben, bob 5ablreite 10
Die Sabre lang ftilitanosn, ben
Yetrieb pieoer duiuebmsn uno bob bic
5abrifanten aus elsenem WlGen boysre
Sablen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-15

unb bot nur iroiide flr 86rpsr uno
@eit i'm Nuse, bic burd GusIbuns Der
@ntbaltfamteit errei4t merben; tie be-
nubt nur meni4lide Witiel 81 bieiem
8msde. SOlde B%ewesunsen boben ibr
@utes unb ioltsn o ben 8atbolifen
unterHlbt nsrosu. Nanhmal miro
freilid bas Gift faliher Brincipien in
iolheu Orsaniiationsn entoedt.
Die 5peite 8loiie Der 2emperen5be'
tpesunsen III biejsnise, welde bic .Gas
ibOlic Wbfinence Union" betreibt; iie II
81 sleidsr 8eit bumaniidrer uno reli'
si6ier Natur. I'm sroBe, aQsemeine
8eiormen au erSielen, muB man on oas
rslisi6ie Clement i'm Reniben. on bic
Nodt ieines @euifens appeCiren. Sie
i0nneu Jpn nidt ourd @eieBe morallit
nader. Woraliidt fotoert Elm 5a0en'
laiien Der Selbfiudt, bieies 5alenlai'
fen iorbert Elm Wotiu, uno oieies fann
alein bic Relision l~iefern. Sic mosen
einen Sblaa sesen Die Birtbidaf,en
iibren uno bic 2sute aufforoern, ar ben
islbsn uoriibsr5ussben. mle bic @ris1en
an seruiiien Tempeln. obne i,e an5uieben.
obne 5u ipreden uno obne 81 aibmen.
uuriibersinsen. S,e m6sen bic ftrenS'
fen @eiese sesen oas Trlnten am Conn
tas e~rlaiieu uno cine mdhtise offentli4s
Weinuns idaffsn, welde bic serinss
Benusuns BON ssiftisen @etrdnien ole
entpiirbiseno brauoma,ft.
Nqe oisie @lnfliHe iiuo Shubwebren
sesen ben 5lud Der llumdBisteit unt
b~ereiten @utes. gber oieie 5iutb flieB,
oh in anoere Candle, on Ste0e Der
Birtbiduften treien ,5ldferfneipen"
uno mon ioiro i'm @ebeimen nod mebr
als porber trinfeu."
9as io0ien iid selpiife fana!iids
Tempsrenaler. bic Naes ourh @eiese
resulireu poueu, bin ter ,bre oidsn Sbren
idreibeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-15
Wertui6en.

Die Risisnpetition, nelte bic WdBis.
%feitspsreine Der 5rauen IN Der sanSen
8elt Su Stanoe sebradt baben, 1T nit
benz Dampier Berlin" in Southampton
einsetroiien. Die Yet,tion Sdblt nidi
peniser als 2 WiQionen llnteridtiiisn
Sic ioa ben perIdieoeuen europdiidsn
Resierunsen uorselest neroen, UNI iie 81
b~euesen. ben Sanoel nit 9eiiisen &C.
trGnfen Su unterbriden. $50 amerifa'
uii6e 9amen, 2eiterinnen Der Wdbig'
fe,tsbewssuns IN ben Der. Staten ba.
ben benz Gleienbuhe oas @sleit segeber.
Su Southampton wuroen iie uon 2aop
0enrp Sommeriet uno anoeren MdBio
felis Gpoiteln empiansen. Seute nil
mon bic @eiabren beieltiseu, nadoem
Die ueumooiide gr5iebuns iiberal iebl.
9sldlasen bat. @ibt es feline berau
idenoen @etrdnfe mebr, bann lam lib
feiuer ~bsiaufsn, unb tauIenoe Berbrehsn
werosn perbltst, oas III Die Nrsumento
ton. Wan f0nnte iie tueitsr ausipinneu
uno wiroe oaSu fOmmen: usun man ben
Wsnibsn ben ireisn DiQen nebmen Tom
ie uuo iie oann ole nab elmer Stablons
brethren wiiroe, oann ruire oas sanJe
@leno am @uoe.
Die Beitlmmuaa bes Weni1sn babsn
oieiel emperenSrsiormaiorsn sanS ausbsn
Nuseu uerloren. Sier out Der Welt be-
iiebt er ieine 8riiuus, fdqt iie gut aus,
oann bat er seUonnen. 9aa 1T bic @b'
iiht @oites nit ben Weniben. ~llniere
bsuiiseu Rsformer m6btsn nun bleie
Yrifuna hen Weniden baourd ssiuinnsn
laiien. oaB iie ale psridnslidsn Sraseu
wesrdumen. Bsrfebrt! Tauisnomal per.
febrt. @sbt Dem ainbe ben llnterri1i,
Den IS braudt. UNI bieie 5rasen su l6isn.
Blloet es aus in Der Rsli9lon, bic tann
isinem @baraiter 5eiisieit uno Salt sibt,
unb ibr werbet ieben. Der eruahisne
Wenid luiro feline Yriiuns beitebeu, uno
penn ibr Jpn miiten Swii&en S&aapps.
faiier fteQt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-15

Bas erfisbt man aus oieleu Subleu ?
@ritens, oaB unter @leuelauo's Berwal'
tuns Die Inssubeu burdiduittlib UNI
100 Willonen bus Sabr serinser tpuren
als untsr Sarriion's; baB ieoes Sabr
elm GROCER ueberihuB %uorbanoen NOR,
uno oaB Gleuelano ieinem 9adiol9er
Sarriion eiuen lleberiduB BON nabe5u
SO Wilionen binterlieB. Bas fpuroe
a5er Gus benz ueberiduB unter Sarris
ION? 1892 mar er bsreitS auf etua 10
Ytilionen SuiammenseibmolSen uno
1898 uaren nur nod 81, 34O,674 ibris.
&c 1T mirflid fiauuensmertb, BOB unter
ioIden lmitdnben es 9eitunseu sibt,
bic es ruasen, BON republltanliher Spar-
iamfeit uno oemOfratiiher 8eritwen.
buns 81 idreiben. Sic ipIten fi4
ihGmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-15
1uier itaallides grsiebunasipiiem

lluier itaatlides grs,ebunasipiiem
madt bic Wenidsn banirott on Der Wo.
raj. Ubsr bas muB usrtuidt tueroen.
Bir rdumeu bic uumoraliiheu Sadsn
meg. bann aebis. Sawobl uuo uie?
@er bic Gusen auftbut uno ieben MIL.
osr fieht es. Nh 8srtufden III Nihts
aetban uuo ueniser sebolfen. Nber uns
iere 9eit 1T ousu seneist. Der 8apit
bot nsulid 81 einem @elebrten aeiast:
Wenn oas guauaelium beute aeihrieben
tpiroe. oann fpiiroe mon ben 8erratb
bes Suoas uno Ole Yerleusuuns oes
Bstrus unterorideu, aus 5urdt, bas
dusflids @emither oaran Sdaben neb
men mohten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-15
ldnalidsm 9udtbaus b~efrafteu. 1ru

laHnilWeW SuWt9du0 oentdIteH. 2tuU'
fenbeit pom niebrisiten gborofter muroe
nidt unterbriidt, aber Der Weineio sroBs
se5osen. Sier in SEEM yort baben mir
nit abioluter Yrobibition psnis 81
tbun. gs uirb unb muB sur Nbfiim'
mun9 fommen barber, oh mir lieberale
@eIebe baben ioIen ooer ui4t. (9iiden.)
Sic f6nnen nidt 9uasnb in bic Serjen
Der Weniben bineinseietsebern, unb 10
iebr mir Wnbere au9 BON Shren ueber
~Seusuusen blferireu. mifien mir iie OBJ
ten. Sd ipre9e bier u fiir mid ielbft.
8snn in uielen Staateu Temperen5s8es
iebsebuna unb GsitatiOn unbeliebt uno
unpopular seuoroen iino. 70 fam oas
uielfad oauon. baB unebrlidteit uno
Seu9elei babinter itanben.
sd bin nibt fir oas beaueme Guss
funftsmittel ,2ocal.O ption." UNI bic
Ncciie'Jrase 81 l6ien; i'd tperbe CUR
redteu Se,t cine 26iuns nad meinem
@ebanien uoridlaSen. Wi wOlen uns
Den relisi6ien Dug erbalten, Der tief Gin
sepur5elt 1T, i'm amerifauiiden SerSeu,
uno mir nolen Sronuns am Sonnias
aufredt erbaltsn, aber laiien Sic uns
porfidtis oamit ~ @ese 9eben, ionIt
brinsen mir ben Tag anftait in Nhtuns
in 8erruf. SIN Namen Der @erettiss
teit frase i'd sic. 1T es seredt, benz
9beil Der Beu6lfsruna bas 5u uerbieien.
mas ie 81 ibrem 2%ebeussenuB n0tbis
butten? (Siidsu unb 8eifuu.) Pro-
hilton does not prohibit if elm otter
griabrunssias, iie fann e.. MUIR thut fl
es nibt, Der eutbaltiame Wann brauhi
fe nibt. Bir liuo BON Der 9eit bes
oiitersn puritaniiden Sobbaibs Su elmer
Yeriooe uorseidritten. in welder Elm
mdBises 8ersnissp nidt mebr als IN
uereinbar nit Der eehorisen Beobnd'
tuns oes Sabbatbs gilt. Wir fino aut
in oieier fosmopolitiiden Staot an els
mem 3eitpunft anselanst, mo luie i'm
Nuslano Elm GROCER 3beil ~unierer Wit.
burger Nle uno Bier OILS notbneno,9e
9ebensmittel bstradten uno no Elm on
oerer 9bell leihte Beine als Elm 3u e.
mem Yersnisen seb6rises Clement al
iebeu. Solen mir ben oronun9slieben'
Den Burger, Der nit WaB uno 9iel
trinft, fir ben Trunfenbolo beitrofen.
Der tros bes @eieses trlnten ruiro? Die
Birtuns Der %ioseuaunten abioluten Bro
bibition 1T nur bic, bob iie bic seIeblie'
benoen Biraer beoridt, bic ON @enios
fen t%rtnfen, nidt absr ben 2rinfer. YIN
Sonntaa miro isBt bas 6eim sur Scene
Don 8neipen semabt, ihlimmer OILS ie
ie in Der StraBe uuter ben NuSen Der
BoliSei itattfinben f6unteu."
Sopeit nor O'Sulipan unter itsiia
Sunebmenoer unrube oes Saulss 9efom'
men. MN brad elm FOLDER Sturm be,
enttduibien NbfiiueH5ter los, bob @rSbi'
idOfGOrrisan fih ms Rittel leSte. Seiu
Boit mirtie auf bic erreaten Wafeu
mie Del auf bic @osen. Gin Binf mil
Der Sanb, uno Stile berridte. @r
usros bic Sale perlaiien, ipeun bas 81
i1en nidt auibore, iosie er. uno es bor'
te auf. Senator O'Suaipan tam aber
nit einissn ollsemeinsn Bsmerfunseu
gum Sdlus. DIE Nnbdnser Der Gmerl'
taniiden 8irde aber b~efannien iit en-
masse niht Su ben Gniidten bss bro.
pen romiitsfuiboliden Srldnbers. ION
bern 81 ben Jo'een Der Strong uni
Gooieuelt. Sci es oarum!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-15
BUR Nusncuumg TT atlanta

gu ben 8unoern Der @eaenuart &C.
bort oas fabelbaft ibns0e Nufbliben
bes Sioens. Seine inouitrielle @n.z
nideluns. iein commer5ieler 5ortibritt.
is,ne sroBartigen lluternebmunsen uno
feline peitperbreitete Y~rospsritdt baben
bic grpartunsen Naer iibertroffeu. Dime
8ipeliel 1T i'm Siioen cine neue NerI
nnsebro1en, pslds berrli1e &siultate
oeripridt, Man iebe iid II e,nmal
bic 8aummoQfabrifation on. Dor eli
paar Sabreu CAB Cd fuum cine Miible
i'm Siioen. Sest sibt es beren 500,
tuelde Elm Nnlasefupital BON 100 Wil'
lionen Dollars r%eprGientireu; uno Die
Yabl 1T nod INNER i'm .3unebmen.
SelbIt conierpaliue 5abrifanten bes
Norbens beginner. bic 8ortbeile be,
JabritatiOn i'm Siioen ei%nSuieben, unb
einise Der st0Bten Seisaidaiten Neus
Gn9lanbS baben ibre Wlhlen nah BEN
Sioen perlest. Ran oarf nit &sdi
iaaen, baS Der Sioen beitimmt 1T, Der
Sip Der 8aumwO0s Suouitrie 81 tueroen,
2batiade 1T, baB Der Siioen unbereden
barren Reibibum an naiiirlihen Silfs
qusnsn, al &Oblen, Gr5sn, SolI Booen
uub alima bsiist. Mtan braubt oieie
S%ilfaaueIen nur 81 %fennen, UNI ite 81
iddben, nno mon braubt lie u 81 emit
ipideln, UNI cine neue Nera inoutrieuer
TbGtiofe,t uno commerSieIer Woblfabrt
berbeiSufibren.
Die Mtlanta 9lusfteluns triro baSu
bienen, iibllde YrUoutte uno iiolihs
9ortbeile in FOLDER 8eiie 81 Seisen. ME
oas niemals porber seihsbsn 1T. Selbf'
uerItdnolib miro oaourb benz Iufs
idpung bes Sibens uno ieinem 8ertebr
nit Dem Norosn nsue 9abrun8 perlie'
ben tueroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-15
Gin ,petfer Yti6of.

Gr,biiboi Rpan BON Bbilaoslpbla,
Der asisiertien aanSelrsouer elmer, belt
bel Der in Ylsm YOrf it%uttsefunbenen
Sabresueriammluns Der iatbolliden
aau,lideu Gntbaliiamteits' llnlon BIZ
Iefpreeist, Die iid baourd ausSsldust,
baS er unumuunben erfldrte. bic Wen'
ideu fonuten burd @eiese nidt mora
liid aemabt peresn. ,Gs sibt," iastt
Der beriibmte RanJelreoner, ~5luelerle'
Grtsn Der mobsrnsu 2empersuJbslpe'
ouno; bic cine IN cine rein buman'tdr'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-15
Gtuc tn6httae GIIfe.

9as Irsibsn Der 5anattfer beitrdnit
iid nidt ani RswDOrf, ioneern matt
li6 lbsral i'm 2anpe bemerflid. Die
SADIE banst mt bsr WadtJuua5mr.
beren Die rspubliionii1e Bartsi fid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-15

Ter GinhuB Der @leitricitdt auf oas
Badstbum Der Yilanjen 1T eln @essn-
itano, Der pieQeidt nod BON Der si6Bten
8eoeutuns peroen fann f%ortbuuernb
uniere Naturiorih'r bsiddftist. Heuer'
oinss bat, uie lur ourb oas Yatent'
bureau BON Seimann uno 60. in Sppeln
~sriudren. Yroisfor gbobat in @enua
iiber 8eriuhe beridtet, bic er nit Bob
men anitelte, uuo Sipar in Der 8eiie,
bob er oieislben in nit Wafsr sefaqten
@lasssid6en feimen lieB. go NOR er
i'm Stanoe, bic bodybuilding senau 81
beobadten. unb Is ersob fi4, bob unter
benz GiniluB oes elettrii&eu 2idtes bic
&eimuns ihon ON Sueitsn 9ase %besonn.
rudbreno iid ionit erft am iiebenten 2ose
Die eritsn Spuren Der &eimuns 5eisten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-15
Cine republication 2h8e,

&spublifaniibe Bldtter. oarunter aut
oeutide, perbreiten bic 2ise. bob Die
republifanlide Gominitration uiel ipar
iamer aemeien 1T, als bic bemofratii6e
9isis 2ise 1T leldt fef5unuselu. Won
iebe iid nur folseuoe 3ablen on:
Satr tnesue nit Ginuat. aussdben. utbsrltut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-15

%. @oQt ibr cine 5arm i%aufen?
Damn ipre&t init 6 b .. U. Gooper.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-15

Sinoer (@reien mad
yFtt&er's Cafeteria.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-15

Satr tnesns nit Ginnat. aussabsn. usbsr
rem 80. Stunt. men.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-08

The week OF prayer OF the Seventh-dav
Adventists will be held in a short time. be-
ginning Dec. q and closing Dec. 20. This
Is season of special prayer and devotion
that is appointed by the General Confer
ence committee OF that people. During this
time the churches hold social and prayer
services through the day and in the even
ing A series OF readings is prepared by a
special committee appointed by the Gen.
erai Conference and these are read in the
different churches by persons appointed for
this purpose. The subjects OF these read
ings embrace matter relating to the work
In the different parts of the world.
At the close of this week of prayer there
are free-will offerings made for the purpose
of spreading, the gospel in different parts of
the earth. They have sent abroad during
the present year about 80 laborers. Many
of these have been carried by their mis-
sionary ship. the Pitcairn, 10 many islands
of the Pacific ocean; some have gone to
Matabeleland and the Gold Coast in Africa;
others have gone to different points in
South America. including Argentine Repub-
lie, British Guiana, Chill ana Brazil, while
q number have gone 10 the Bay islands.
Trinidad and jamaica. Workers have also
been placed in different parts of Europe,
Australia, Mexico and other parts of the
world. The offerings that are given at the
close of the annual week of prayer have
been a large factor in enabling the Foreign
Mission Board OF this people to send labor
ers to needy fields.
The liberality OF this people has also as
sisted in the establishment Of sanitariums,
academies, colleges and schools in Aus
traiia, South Africa, Germany. Mexico
Denmark and in the South Pacific islands.
three schools having been established i'm
the latter. These annual offerings consist
mostly OF cash. The Seventh-day Advent
lists are usually a plainly dressed people
and do not believe In a show OF jewelry
so do not have much OF this TO give. on
different occasions there have been how
ever. individuals who have had jewelry in
they felt like sacrificing and have been
free 10 do so. These offerings are made
entirely at the free will OF the people and
not under any urgency OF the leaders what
ever. Generally envelopes are given out to
the members beforehand and on the even
ing OF the collection these are gathered up
chcurches. They feel that they are UNJUST
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-08

The applications of the following named
Indianians have been granted:
Original-George w Blough Bryant; VIII
liam III. Dillingham;, National Military
Home, Marion.
Restoration and Increase-Elijah McKin-
ney (deceased), Macksville
Increase-William Patrick, Alfordsyille;
Henry A. Edwards, Vincennes.
Additional-John Shaw. Dundee; Samuel
Munson, SmithIand.
Reissue-WilIiam A. Ogle, Cedar Grove:
John Rogers. indianapolis; Michael Hart
Reissue am Increase--william White, Pc
tersburg. ~
Original widows. etc-Josephine Epple,
Huff; Annie VI. Sharp, Idaville; Lucretia B.
McKinsey, Charlottesville.
Observation-Disclosures OF Joseph McKin-
sey, Crawfordsville.i
Renewal-NInor of Clayton Taylor. Loo
gootee.
Mexican War widow-Eliza A. Mcvey,
Irvington
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-08
IMPROVEMENTS TO COST 100000.
hoard Of Safety Will Buy a Water
Tower Among Other Things

Tower Among other Things.
The Board Of Public Safety has about
decided to buy water tower and generally
overhaul the fire department The question
was discussed yesterday at a meeting of
the board when Mayor Taggart was pres
ent. The board estimates that il will cost
about 10000 to make the improvements
which have about been agreed upon. If it
is decided to invest that amount of money,
two or three new engine houses will be
erected and equipped and some OF the en-
gines will be replaced by larger ones.
The question of extending water mains TO
remote parts OF the city was also discussed
with Vice President Davis, of the water
company. Under it's present contract the
water company receives $50 year for each
nre plug. Monday the Board of Safety will
mold a conference with the Board of Public
Works and an ftem.zed statement will be
made OF everything needed to improve the
IRE department. Then the figures will be
submitted to the Council and an appropria-
ton asked for.
Hereafter, i'm accordance with an order
made by the Board of Public Safety yester-
day, the hook-and-ladder members of the
ire department will have drill twice n
month. They will be drilled in hitching up
ana getting out of the house the same as
When called TO respond TO a fire alarm
The board ordered the chief to reouire in
Spection OF fire cisterns once a week and
report TO the head of the department.. The
board appointed John Golfer a member of
the fire department.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-08
CITY NEWS NOTES.

DR.. G. w. Combs has returned from an
Eastern trip.
Miss Leone la Motto, of Paulding. O.,
is the guest of Mrs. Fred Hamln-
Philip Rappaport will discuss the money
question at the Progress Club this after
noon.
Fred Barker was arrested last night for
stealing a horse blanket. He lives on Sixth
street and the canal
The ladies of Grace NJ. Z. Church will
hold a paper carnival at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsbury, $40 East Market
street, on "Wednesday afternoon and even
ing.
The first sacred concert by the City Band
and Orchestra, which Is composed OF theat-
rical musicians. under the direction OF Prof.
r. A. Miller, will be given at Maennerchor
Hall next Sunday evening
The first supper of the season at the First
Baptist Church will be served on Friday
evening of this week by the young men
of the church and congregation, who ex-
pect to make the evening a success socially.
Ella Evans, an attractive looking colored
school teacher. of 81 Locke street, reported
to crossing patrolman Moore that she had
been robbed of her pocket book in the post,
office yesterday. Inc pickpocket secured
but two dollars.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman's Social and Business Union OF
Roberts Park Church will take place Mon
day afternoon in the church parlors. The
all-day sewing bee VIII meet on Wednesday
al the same place.
For two months men have been at work
placing the army astragal upon the SOL
diers monument. The work is now COM
plete and yesterday workmen began re-
moving the scaffplding about the shaft. II
will all be down by tomorrow evening.
The regular meeting OF the Union Sol
d;ers' Mutual League will be held In Grand
Army Hall next Tuesday evening. Leagues
will soon be formed in other cities. The
league is the only soldier organization
where political matters are discussed from
the veterans point or view.
The Women's Home and Foreign Mission
Circle of the First Baptist Church will meet
on Friday afternoon with Mrs. 5. o. Pick
ems Sill North New Jersey street. n paper
will be read by Miss Lynna Gibson, on
western China Missions" and one by
Mrs. \. J. Bean. on ''The Chinese in Amer
lea"
The news OF the death. in Omaha, OF
Margaret Marie Walker the little daugh-
ter of w. l. and Nora Moore Walker, Of
this city, was received yesterday The re-
mains will reach this city to-day. The
funeral will occur tomorrow from the
horne of the child's grandmother. Mrs. A.
c. Moore, No. AL North East street.
The annual Christmas fair will be held
at the First Presbyterian Church this week.
There will be studio. with medallion bas-
relsefs especially ordered from Boston. can
DIV and entertainments Supper will be
served each evening at o'clock and lunch
"Wednesday noon. Wednesday evening Mrs
Sada Daggett Allen VIII have charge of
Mrs Jarley's wax works.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-08
THE OF MERRITT GANG.
The Police Corner Four Of the Young
Fellows.

Otto Merritt, ]. r. Steely. John Maley and
Tom Conner. gang Of young fellows
known to the police as the lot Merit
gang" were captured by patrolman Moore
and detective Jerry Kinney yesterday.
Moore and Kinney were talking at the COR
ner Of Washington and Pennsylvania streets
when they caught sight of the gang near
the entrance Of the Ingalls, Block. Kinney
started toward the men when they walked
south and entered the alley. Moore walked
down Washington street to the alley near
the New York store. He succeeded in head
ing them off and Kinney came up behind,
when the entire gang was captured. They
were taken TO the station house and locked
up on the charge OF lettering. A number
OF druggists sundries-soaps, perfume and
other toilet articles were found on their
persons. The police believe this is the gang
that robbed Metcalf's drug store, and, per-
haps, other places
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-08

The third of the series OF Sunday evening
temperance lectures inaugurated by. the
Knights of Father Mathew will be held
in Masonic Hail at 7:45 o'clock tonight.
These lectures are preliminary to a grand
jubilee meeting TO be held in January. Fol-
lowing is the programme for tonight:
Song, Leave the Liquor Alone" Thomas f.
Seery; recitation, Mrs. O'Tooie and the
Conductor" Miss Anna Gantley; selections,
John and Made Rail; banjo solo, selected.
Mr.. Edward Many; lecture, Colonel Eli +.
Ritter; song, selected, Mr.. VIII Turk;
ocarino solo, Forge in the Forest" Mr..
Fay Hess; recitation, 1.-THE Temperance
STAR" Miss Maggie Seery; selections, the
Ethel Baxter; song. "That Sleigh Ride" FL.
c.. Ballard.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-08
JOYCE Appointment Made.

w. A. Joyce was appointed to succeed
E. c. Elster as patrolman and will be
temporarily assigned to service with the
Board of Childrens Guardians. The APP
pointment was made yesterday by the
Board Of Public Safety at the request OF
the Board of Guardians. Elster has held
this position for several years, but resigned
a few days ago. Joyce is familiar with
police work, having been connected with
the department before. He a detec-
tive under the Travis administration and
was afterward a sergeant. Subsequently
he served the Big -Four railroad as de-
tective in the city yards. 1t was stated
several days ago that Superintendent Col
bert opposed the appointment OF Joyce. but
this &c incorrect-