The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-17


sistance of Wynn's fine riding. succeeded
in landing winner summaries:
First Race-One-half furlong. The Rock
Time, TIA.
Second-Ffve furlongs. Fay Belle won:
Miss Lyon second, Duke of Montrose third
Third-Six furlongs. Jennie June won;
Dave Pulsifer second, Buck Knight third
Fourth-Seven furlongs. Lucinda won;
Caesar second. ALBANIA Boy third. Time, 1:S2.
ond, Spendolne third. Time, 1:4i.
Sixth-Seven furlongs. Kimberly won;
Gunwad second Hesperia third Time. 1:32-
Nay He Drowned.
JEFFERSONvILLE. Ind. June 1.-THE
mystery surrounding the disappearance or
Capt. W.. II. Clark. government inspector
Of t &c s sftiRyadSS ai in
about concluded that he was drowned,
either accidentally or that he drowned him
that for several days he had been appar-
emily troubled over something, AMI that ii
was often necessary to speak TO him sew
eral times before he would answer. Capt.
eminent inspector, states that when ne last
saw Clark he was in deep thought, walk
Cisco. who is investigating the case, is pos
tive that Clark is drowned. The fact that
ne had considerable money in his al, possession Sdo
foully dealt with. A derby hat was found
on the falls, which, it is thought. belonged
10 Clark. Captain Howard telegraphed to
his wife at Grand View, Tenn. but as she
is quite Ill she is unable TO come.
Can Play sunday Ball.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 15.-For a
week past this town has divided itself on
the question of playing Sunday baseball.
question has been 'i up Recently Good
Citizens League was secretly organized to
reform the town and the first move was
against two amateur ball clubs, the intent
being to indirectly reach the professional
club. a. G. Rosencranz, manufactures,
and son-in-law of the late Congressman
Heilpan, is leader in the league. while
one of the ball players, who was the de-
PENDANT, is Charles Heilman. son of the
late Congressman and brother,in-law of
test on both sides and lasted from morn
ing till well into the night. The jury late
of baseball and Sunday games will con-
tinue. Holman and Rosencranz are both
rich.
Carlisle VIII Not Meet Bryan.
LEXINGTON. KY, June 15.-Secretary
Carlisle tonight was interviewed on the
bate at the Chautauqua.
will you meet Mr.. Bryan here in de-
What, dignity him by debating with
him. asked the Secretary, almost angrily,
In return NO sir; he IS a Populist He
Louisiana that if silver plank was not
put in the Democratic platform ne would be
AGAINST the party's success. No; I will not
meet him under any circumstances. i know
| have been criticised. but did not come to
Kentucky to deal in personalities. What
but at this time do not care to say any
thing about General Hardin or General
Blackburn Mr.. Carlisle will make no
more speeches this summer.
An Editor Up for Contempt.
ANDERSON, Ind. June 15.-This morning
Lewis. the city editor of the Morning
Herald. brought into court on a charge of
contempt "A few days ago Hampton Rich
ardson was released from Jail on a $50 bond
that was fixed by Judge Ellison, and the
Judge took offense at the manner in which
city editor Lewis commented on the trans
a direct reflection on The court:
1T is becoming notorious that a fellow
can queer the Madison county gristmill
Lewis asked for time in which to make
answer and was then released on bond
county that such measures were resorted
TO. $50
Count Dillon Beaten in Court.
NEW YORK, June 15.-Count Arthur Dill
Ion some time ago brought suit against
poration, and John W. Maekay and James mes
Gordon Bennett, as individual officers of
the corporation: for $4,000 and interest
the value of 266 shares of preferred stock,
which the Count alleges was promised to
him for services rendered in furnishing
valuable information and in establishing
the cable company. The suit was tried in
the Supreme Court and the complaint was
eral term of the Supreme Court, which has
sustained the action of the lower court in
dismissing the complaint.
Hot Case in the Country.
SHELBURN, Ind, June 1.-THE case
against Frank Dale. eeharged with expec;;
engaging in disorderiy conduct during
church services near Pleasantville, Ind,
day. Four attorneys were engaged in the
case, and the entire day was spent in law
ing. number of the witnesses lived in
miles. The citizens turned out en- masse
to hear the result. The jury. after a brief
deliberation, returned a verdict for the
Four others We're charged with the same
offense, the jury disagreeing.
Newspaper Changes.in Anderson.
ANDERSON, Ind, June 15.-To-day Mr.
Wallace f. Campbell of Auburn, Ind, be-
came the sole owner and editor of the An
of the gas belt. The former editor. John
9: Donnell. returns TO ms old home in
newspaper field this fall. The Herald is
the leading paper in Anderson, being the
Official ifssd city and county organ Last night
the Anderson Daily and Weekly. Democrat,
sold his interest to Manson L. Johnson,
who formerly represented Marion county in
the Legislature of 1893 and who is now the
County School superintendent.
The Harvcy-Horr Contest.
NEW YORK June 15-H NJ Easey of
Chicago, has been in this city and in Boston
for the past three days In the interest of
the coming Horn and Harvey silver debate.
The time for the contest TO begin has been
fixed for July 10. and ii Will continue from
day to day until finished, and will be held
in the city of Chicago. AS each disputant is
to have ten assistants, the sound money
committee of the Chamber of Commerce at
New York city, at Mr.. Horr's request, will
send five able men to help him, in conjunc-
ton with five others to be chosen from the
West and South.
Indiana Heirs to S3,OOO,OOO.
RICHMOND, Ind, June 15.-Ten decades
ago or more. Ephriam Price stone mason,
took out a inety-nine-year lease for a
large and valued estate in the suburbs of
Baltimore. Md. Recently this lease expired.
and the request was sent to the Western
heirs that they come East and take pos
session Of the estate which Is valued at
100000 Among those heirs are Mrs. Isaac
Newly. of this city, and William Grimes,
a contractor, also of this city Joseph
Grimes, of Anderson, is also one The thing
will bepaced. in the hands of an attorney
and prompt steps taken to secure possess
sion. .e5
Pennsylvania Town Sinking.
HAZELTON, Pa. June 15.-ghe town of
Audenreid is threatened with destruction
by the caving in of mines. The surface
dropped several inches to-day and large
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