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a Compromise Did Not Save Him.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal

PETERSBURG. Ind. Dec. 4.-Quite a
sensation was caused here this afternoon
when the announcement was made that the
jury in the case Of the State VS.. George l..
West for embezzlement had returned a
verdict OF guilty and fixed the punishment
at three years in the penitentiary and a
fine OF 50. West was secretary OF a build
ing and loan association and was behind In
his accounts. IL is claimed, TO the extent of
several hundred dollars. He had already
paid the association 500 10 compromise but
the suit was brought just the same. West
Is young man. He has been prominent in
politics and has held various positions of
trust. He is OF excellent family and has
many friends here, who think the verdict
unjust. His attorneys have taken steps to
secure a new trial
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River Steamer SINK.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MADISON, Ind, Dec. 4-Information was
received here to-day concerning the sink
ing Of the steamer Falls City. Ship carpen-
ter Thomas Baum. who embarked on her at
this port last night. sent the message, say
ing that the steamer had sunk in Ken
lucky river and he was safe She was in
command Of Capt. James Shaw; clerks
James Peel and Clarence Curran: mates
John Claxon and Nicholas Durand. The
river was running out strong and. rising.
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Special Bath Room Tiles. Jno. NJ. Lilly.
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Park-.specinI pcIivcry- To-Day.

new company comes TO the Park this
afternoon. Special Delivery is the at
traction and il will run the rest of the
week. The play in construction is highly
dramatic. The cast includes Wessie Deagie
Emma Dunn. kate Ambrose. Harry Beres-
ford. Frank Ambrose, Joe Daley. Curtis l..
Van Dake and T.. T.. MacFadden.
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Life of a Remembrance.

Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal
DELPHI, Ind, Dec. Am Interesting
saloon contest will take place before the
Board. OF County Commissioners Friday.
John f. Taylor wants a license to sell
liquor at Flora He advertised that he
would make application for license at the
September term of Commissioners Court.
and remonstrance signed by majority OF
the legal voters OF the township was filed
against him. He accordingly withdrew his
application. He gave notice by publication
that he would again apply for a license
before the board at the present term. As
no new remonstrance was filed he claims
that the old one does not apply 10 his pres
ent application. The demonstrators claim
that the remonstrance Is good and have
employed attorneys TO present their side
Of the case.
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Muncie Man Hurt rat New Albany.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW ALBANY. Ind. Dee. 4.-Richard
Caddick. of Muncie, Ind. sustained badly
crushed leg at the forge works yesterday,
and is confined al the United Charities Hos
pital. He declined 10 give his name until
to-day, as he has family in Muncie, and
feared they would be alarmed If they
learned of the accident. He was employed
as a furnace builder
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stone Probably a Fakir.

CHICAGO. Dec. 4.-The police take no
stock in the story of convict Stone. in
Fort Wayne. to the effect that he was
connected with the Prunty murders in
Chicago. Three men were convicted of
these crimes and are now serving life SEN
fences in Joliet. The police here never
heard Of Stone and do not want him for
murder or anything else. The police of
Kansas City and other places also take
little stock in the confession.
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Suit for False Arrest.
special te

Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal
COLUMBUS, Ind, Dec. 4.-On Monday Lee
oti Gable was arrested on warrant sworn
out by Claim Agent hurry, of the Penn
sylvana Railroad Company, charged with
stealing number OF empty oil barrels. A
preliminary hearing took place in Police
Court this morning After three witnesses
Gable Immediately instructed his attorneys
to begin suit against the railroad company
for 5000 damages for false arrest, and
the papers in the damage suit were drawn
at
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Remembered Her Rescuer I'm Her VIII.
sncc,al the Indiana journal

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 4.-Post-
master Ed Voris has received word that he
has been left $500 by the will OF Mrs Eliza
j. Tolman. of Minneapolis, Mimi. Several
years ago Vor.s was travelling In Germany
and rescued Mrs. Tolman from being run
over by train at the risk OF his life. He
had his foot injured and was tossed from
the track and severely injured. He had al
most forgotten the incident until he re-
ceived word OF 500 having been left TO him
by her will
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Our Governor,. Position.

Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
We are gravely told from Indianapolis
that the Eastern Democrats are turning
their eyes toward Governor Matthews, and
that already many inquiries have been made
as to his position on sundry phases of the
political issues. Briefly stated, Governor
Natthews's position is like that of Nasby's
conventions: II there is anything the people
want IL they will notify him. postage paid,
he will pass the necessary resolution.
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Adkins Acquitted.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GREENSBORO, Ind, Dec. 4-The jury in
the case of Ira Adkins. charged with shoot
ing Kelly Parker. after being out all night,
returned verdict OF acquittal this morn
ing. On the first ballot the Jury stood ten
for acquittal and two for conviction. The
shooting took place Sept is. in the town
of Adams.
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No Curfcw for Terre Haute.

SptCIdI 10 tUt IHuEdIIdPUHS JUurIIdI'
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. 4.-The much
talked-of curfew ordinance received only
three votes in the Council last night
When it was first suggested at meeting
of the Humane Society apparently the lead
ing citizens were in favor OF It and three
eminent legal minds were engaged in prep
aration OF the measure. A committee of
thirteen was announced to go before the
Council and advocate its passage: but it
seems that some of the names were used
without permission.
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SaWmfII Burned.
Special TO the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.

WABASH, Ind. Dec. AT o'clock this
morning fire was discovered in the extern
sive tile and sawmll of steele Bros. two
miles west OF Lincolnvile. this COUNTY. and
as there was no protection against fire the
buildings and machinery were soon i'm ru-
ms. Ii is the suppostion that the flames
originated in the boiler room. The loss on
structures and machinery is estimated at
5000. and, so far as known, there was no
Insurance.
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Proving ScIf-Defcnsc.


Special TO The Indianapolis Journal.
L-OGANSPORT. Ind. Dec. 4.-The trial
OF Ben Whitmore, against whom the State
made such a strong case in the presenta-
ton of the evidence for the prosecution
last week. has taken a decided turn and
ii is now believed the accused will be ac-
quilted. Whitmore killed Ed Leary. a fell
low horse trader, near Delphi last July
and was brought here for trial on a change
of venue. He claimed self-defense and is
proving IL pretty conclusively in the trial.
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Republican for the First Time.
aal.ial 10 tho Indiaxaa no.lir I,,1rnal

SptcldI 10 inc IuuId4apOIIs JOufndI.
HARTFORD CITY. Ind. Dec. 4.-For the
first time in the history of this county the
Board of County Commissioners is Repub-
lican. The outgoing Democratic member of
the board surrendered his seat Monday and
was succeeded by a stanch Republican.
This evening L. NJ. Pierce, secretary of the
Republican county central committee, and
rising young lawyer. was appointed
county attorney. Several appointments I'M
der the new regime have been made and
several others will follow.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-05
Case Against Breyfoele ct Al.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
NEW ALBANY. Ind, Dec. 4.-The cases
Of the State against DR.. w. l. Breyfogle,
i. j. Windstandley and Clarence j. Freder-
lex. Of the New Albany Banking Company,
charged with embezzlement, grand lar
ceny and receiving stolen property, We're
taken to-day, on a change of venue, to the
Clark Circuit Court. the defendants alleg.
ing that they could not receive fair trial
here. The cases will be called at the Feb
ruary term of court, and the defendants
were released on their original bonds.
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Grand-Royal Hawaiian Band Satur-

A concert will be given Saturday night at
the Grand by the Royal Hawaiian Military
Band and Glee Club. The repertoire of
the band comprises the ringing quckstep
and the pathetic melody of the day as wei
the laundering orchestration of Wag-
ner. The advance sale opens this MORN
ing at the Pembroke Arcade.
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Philadelphia Inquirer.

Several of the big Iiverymen in town
have announced their intention OF adding
bicycles TO their STOCKS. This season they
do carriages. II will then be possible TO
call for bicycle by phone or through
a call box on the same plan as a coupe or
a buggy is ordered now. Inroads on the
trade by the fascinating wheels have forced
the move
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EXPRESS Once Robbed.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ALBANY. Ind, Dec. 4.--The express Of
ice at the J.. T.. < W. depot was broken
into last night ~ burglars, and nearly all
the packages left in the office the night
before were taken. The exact loss is not
known, but Will probably be several hun
dred dollars
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Jewell took place at the home of the brides
parents this afternoon. The bride is one or
the leaders in Columbus society. The
groom is one OF the prominent young busi-
ness men of this place, and is secretary and
treasurer of the Reeves Pulley Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves left this evening for
Atlanta. and will make an extended tour
of the South.
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Robert McMurray, Pioneer. Dead.

The news OF the death of Robert McMur-
ray, a former well-known citizen of this
city, was received yesterday. He died in
Toledo Tuesday. Mr. McAfurray came to In
dianapolis more than fifty years ago from
Harrisburg, Pa, where he was born. He
arrived here with wagon train. which was
bound West, and decided, after seeing the
then new capital of Indiana to make ii his
home. He began the manufacture OF cigars
a short time afterward and probably made
the first cigars ever manufactured here.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-05
a Preiudicial Wow.
ire Chronicle Telegraph.

Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
Senator Cor, lan--Did you hear the Presi-
dents message?
Senator Hill heard several sections of
ii read
Anything In it,"
Yes
WHAT
"Steen thousand words
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sale of seats for IngersoII.

The advance sale for Robert q. Inger-
soils new lecture at EnsIish's next Tues
day night will open at the Pembroke
Arcade this morning.
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Cnke WALK at Empirc To-Night.

n cake walk will be given tonight in
connection with the regular performance of
Flynn & Sheridan's Big Sensation at the
Empire. and 1t is expected that several To-
cal people will participate for the prize. The
engagement concludes Saturday night.
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Thieves I'm Railsback's Grocery.

Thieves broke into Railsback's grocery.
corner Illinois and St. Clair streets, last
night Their presence was discovered by
boys who passed the grocery. The boys
notified Mr.. Railsback. but when he
reached the store the men had fed. So far
as could be seen nothing of value was Sc
cured, with the possible exception of a box
or two Of cigars. Detective McGuff went
to the store He is of the opinion the
fhiaues wera searching for money.
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least, and they will do those who offer them
a world OF good. The latter will have TO
forgive the great agnostic as they pray for
him. and forgiveness descends upon the
spirit like the grateful dew from heaven.
Mr.. Ingersoll may become a great religious
influence I'm spite OF himself.
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watches. diamond rings. revolvers and 9TH
er articles. An unsuccessful attempt was
made to enter two other residences Two
robbed of several articles of clothing. and
a score or more OF petty thefts were re-
ported. Mr. McClain's residence was robbed
of a considerable sum of money last sum-
mer, and his store was entered and robbed
OF two hundred dollars worth of iewelry.
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Cnlcago IrlDune.
But there are sadder things than this
"Bill'' Morrison business. Just think of
Bill Springer out there in the Oklahoma
desert, million miles from the White
House, holding court without the least idea
where his salary's coming from.
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FORT WAYNE. Ind, Dec. AIRS. Anna
Miles, wife of Prof. William Miles, teacher
of voice culture died suddenly at her home
on Calhoun street this morning Death was
caused by a severe asthmatic attack. from
which she has long suffered. She was per-
fectly we'll yesterday. and was to have gone
TO Lima to-day TO assist her husband in
conducting the Royal Welsh concert 10 be
given there tonight. He arrived home a
few minutes before she passed away.
ELWOOD Ind. Dec. 4.-Michael Maloney
a well-known old settler. living FIVE miles
northwest of this city, aged eighty-six
years, and one Of the oldest men in the
State, died last night of old age. He will
be inferred in the Catholic Cemetery to-
morrow at 1870 O'Clock.
DECATUR, Ind, Dec. William Diehl, a
pioneer OF this county and prosperous
and prominent farmer of Adams county
died at his home in kirkland township last
night, aged eighty years
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Dec. 4.-Matthew
McPhetridge, aged eighty, one of the oldest
and best-known citizens of Monroe county
died suddenly to-day OF heart failure.
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Kansas City Journal
We trust Colonel Ingersou will not be 50
impolite as TO point to the failure Of pray
ers in his behalf as evidence that praying
is a mere waste OF breath.
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New York Tribune.
Two years ago Daniel w. Voorhees,, Sem
ator OF the United States from Indiana,
was struttfng up and down the aisleS OF the
Senate. posing as the leader of that body.
Yesterday ne sat lonely and silent, pre-
sumably meditating on that day two years
hence when he will have followed Bland
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-05

An Indiana man proposed by telephone
and was accepted over the WIRES but IL
was risky proceeding. Suppose the wires
wrong girl?
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That's what.

Detroit Tribune.
II Ingalls, gets into the Senate again, the
lions tail will feel the twist OF the Kan
sas cyclone, as sure as gun.
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Suicide of a Farmer.
Declal 10 the IndIanapolIs journal.

Special 10 Tie Indianapolis JoufnaI
NEWPORT. Ind. Dec. 4.--wiiliam Adams.
residing five miles west of this place. CON-
mitted suicide this morning by taking NOR
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Surprise Party Abandoned.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind, Dec. 4.-Over twenty Del
aware county veterans Of the Thirty-sixth
Indiana Regiment prepared surprise for
their old comrade, General William Grosc,
to-day. but they were disappointed. The
General resides at New Castle and is
eighty-three years old. He has been quite
feeble for some time and the boys or
ganized little scheme to call on him
to-day and make happy surprise party,
going TO New Castle by the morning train
and returning tonight. When the party
was ready to board the train a message
was received to the effect that the General
was very i'll and could not be seen. This
compelled an abandonment of the trip and
one man. A. j. Singer, was sent, while
the remainder made sick call at the
homes of W. II. III. Richey. John II. Enin
and t. II. Kirby, members of the regiment,
Ri
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The man who knocked out Holman. OF
Indiana, is not regarded as an intellectual.
giant, but he Is a decent-appearing youne
fellow, who looks as though he had sense
and yell II 'b1ect," which was what brought
fame to his gaunt predecessor.
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The Indianapolis Wrench and Stamping
Company was incorporated yesterday, with
$1,000 capital The directors are Charles
w. Meggenhofen, Harry r. Reeves, Chas.
NJ. Bundy, Albert S. COPYRIGHT and James
w Noel.
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Randolph sunday school Union.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
FARMLAND. Ind. Dec 1.-The third an
nual meeting of the Randolph County Sun
day-school Union convened at the Christian
Church to-day for two days session. The
meeting was opened with devotional exer-
cises by Rev. J. y. Spencer, and the well
come address was delivered by Rev. s.
Billheimer. of this city. with response by
Rev. j. II. Hiatt. OF Union City. After an
address by c. ID. AIeigs. OF indianapolis,
State Superintendent, Mrs. W. .. Smith,
read a paper on THE Infant Class, Teacher
and Pupil" To-nights session was devoted
TO prayer and praise services, with adj
dresses by state superintendent Meigs,
State Treasurer Weaver and others. Sew
eral hundred delegates will attend to-mor-
RON
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Another view.

Detroit Tribune.
The prayers OF the Y p s. c. L. for Col.
Ingersoll will do the Colonel no harm. at
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Washington Post

teen thousand words"
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Atlanta Constitution Oem.)
4 The administration has sold s165, 900 600 in
bonds and has only about 81. 10000 TO show
for II.
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CRAFT-MOORE.

The marriage OF Miss Jessie Moore,
daughter of Mrs. A. 7. Moore, and Mr..
Harlan Craft, took place yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Moore
on North East street. There were about
sixty of the relatives and most intimate
friends present to witness the ceremony.
which was performed by Rev. +. E. Dew.
hurst. of Plymouth Church. The wedding
march was played by Miss Marie feathers
on the violin, and she was accompanied on
the piano by Mrs J. G. Thurtlc. The bride
was attended by her sisters Miss Helen
Moore. and the groom by his brother Mr..
Ernest Craft. The bride wore handsome
travelling gown of brown cloth and carried
Bride roses. The bridesmaids dress was OF
yellow silk and her flowers were La France
roses. A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony. White and yellow chrysanthe,
NUNS were the decorations for the brides
table Mr. and Mrs. Craft left at noon for
Chicago where they will spend short time
and on their return they. will reside with
Mrs. Moore at No. AL North East street.
They will be at home after Jan. l.
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Didn't Know They Were Loaded.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
When Senator Sherman wrote his me-
moirs he did not know that 80 many Of his
fellow-cftizens were loaded. The oil states
man is just now undergoing the hardest
bombardment OF his life.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind, Dee. AT
noon to-day occurred the marriage OF
Charles H. fitzpatrick and Miss Margaret
NJ Johnson. Rev. j. p. Crosson was the
officiating clergyman, and Miss Mary
Drury acted as maid of honor. The groom
belongs 10 the engineering department of
the C.. & " W. railroad at Chicago The
bride and groom left this afternoon for a
trip East, and after Feb. will be al home
az No. Cf3 Washington boulevard, Chicago
Among the guests from abroad were Will
liam Fitzpatrick and wife, Chicago: Rev J.
r. Dinner, Lafayette; James Goshen and
wife, Lafayette: Mrs. Estellc Montague
Indianapolis; Thomas F1orer and wife La
fayette; James Johnson. Lawrenceburg.
BLOUNT-REYES
Special TO the indianapolis Journal
WABASH, Ind, Dec. i.-Caarles r.
Blount. of the Underwood Manufacturing
Company, OF this city, and Miss Bessie
keyes. leading vocalist ana popular
young society lady. were married this
morning by DR.. Charles Little, of the Pres
byterian Church, at the home of the bride.
The cermony was attended only by rela-
tives and few intimate friends and after
an elaborate wedding breakfast was served
AR. and Mrs Biount left for Chicago They
viii be at home to friends here Dec. 10.
REEVES-JEWELL.
Special to the Indianapolis journal.
COLUMBUS, Ind, Dec. 1.-The marriage
of Mr.. Quincy l.. Reeves and Miss Maud
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Indiana obituary.

phine. No cause is assigned. He leaves
wife and several children
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-17
SYNOPSIS.

latter the disastrous retreat of the
Army of Napoleon from Moscow, Briga-
dier Gerard was sent through German ter
ritory, nominally friendly, but really ripe
for revolt. to raise troops in France. On
his way he has observed with some dis
may the black looks Of the hostile peas
ants, who In one place drank mysteri-
Gus toast to the letter 4. little later
he is warned of his peril by terror
stricken man hidden by the road side. 1T
means death to me If l am seen helping
you." the man had said.
Death! From whom asked the brig
adler
From the Tugendbund. From Lutzow's
night-riders," replied the fellow. Soon
after the brigadier meets Il French OFF,
Ger, almost expiring from ghastly wound
indeed, he dies before he has finished
what he sought to say, yet succeeds in
transmitting message from Napoleon 3
own hand, to be delivered. at any haZ-
ard. to the prince of Saxe-Feistein at Hof.
On this mission Gerard proceeds. ana
manages to avoid the riders. Detained,
howeN er, at a small inn by an accident 20
his horse, he Is startled by woman's cry.
and hastens to her aid. He finds her be-
set by ruffans. but easily effects her res
cue. She is the Countess Palotta, so she
says, mistreated because of her friendship
for the French. She completely wins his
confidence, and by ruse succeeds in rob-
bling him of his precious papers. Terribly
disconnected. he nevertheless conjectures
the ma ture of the message. and gallops on,
resolved TO deliver 1t by word of mouth.
But at the Hof he is denied access to the
prince. The princess. however. meets
him: and in her he recognizes the proud
beauty who had betrayed him. Breaking
past her. by sheer strength and audacity
he forces his way into the great hall where
the prince is sitting In the presence of his
full council.
II bear a message TO the prince of
SaXe-Felstein," he cries.l