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Abendblatt., 1895-03-28
D~erbdmmert fetnes Bof's Kopt.

DerRdmmert fetnes Bo6's Kopf.
pasqualo @eQant Qrbettete fir feinen
2anbsmann, ben Babrpne Mnello 8e1emarto,
bel Der &einigung Der StraBen Der @eftfeite,
Weii btefer II bieie Nrbett ais Inter
Contractor fir etnen Strabenreiniqunqsz
l1nterne9mer beiorgt unb neil bic StQbt felt
Wonaten 5ablungSunfd6ig lit, unb mitbin
au@ ale Gontrdctpren auf i6r @eIb gu mar
ten baben, 10 fommt e8, baB audi bic armen
Nrbeiter ni6t piinfttt9 ibren Qo6n erbalten
f0nren. 8euant poute unb fonnte aber feiz
ner grOBen Samtlte tpegen nt9t D6ne Gelb
bleiben unD fDrberte baI1e1be bon feinem
8rotberrn. 9tefer bertrDftet i'm BON Saq
gu Sag, unO btefe8 erbitterte ben armen
Mann Derdrtig, baB er, als er i'm am sSretz
tag in elmer @rocerie in SO @ping Str. an
traf ,tbn nit einem0}eher angrtff. 8e1emarto
e%nttpanb tbm bafel6e unb barduf ergriff
@eQont Elm f9peres @etpi9ts1tiid unb bteb
0amit 10 LANCE auf fetnes Meifters &opf los,
Bis 0tefer blutenb 3ufammenbra9. 8oli3ei
tpurbe berbeige6olt unb 8eQani na6 Ser
WartpeQ Ctr Statton un6 Der 8erbGm=
merte na9 Dem 0pfpttal ge19ufft.
0eute 1tdnb Defiant unter Der MnfGaqe
Der neutrality-suspicious. UNDERSTANDING
BON 9robbrtefen bor &i9ter @berbarbt un6
tpurbe BON btefem Bis gum 5. Npril unter
$1,000 8irg16aft 9e3teut.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28
OooesfGue

@arab 3otiT6, "a Sabre aft, 327 @ih
SefferiOn @traBe.
CHARLES @ranttb, 68 Sabre, 8 MOnate
alt, 757 q. Nfblanb 9pe.
peter 9offmunn, 2 Sage alt, 1852 9eOz
ria StraBe.
2iap Gonrob. 1 MOnat, 10 Sage aft, 81
String StraBe.
@leTanber $. Otto, 1 Sabr 10 Monute
alt, 7 @meripn Npe,
Srebertda 8ilfe Mteinuger, rs Sabre att
1928 g. paulina StraBe.
Sobanna &rpbn, rs Sabre aft, Often
beim.
Mqrta &anB, 583 2incpln Nbe,
SObann 99neiOer, 57Sabre ut, % 8God
StraBe,
Ma9OaGene Mart6, SO Sabre z Monate
alt, 2O9 @lpbOurn ADe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28

9oftmetiter SEEING te6rte s~eftern Nbenb
BON fetner &eiIe mad @aibtngton bter6er
5uriid. Wie BEL frii6eren @elegenbetten bat
er au9 ieBt tpteber 10 3temli9 Iaes betptltgt
er6alten, mas er berlongte. @r fagte nd6
fetner @ntunft 'ungefdbr Solgenoes; nMtetne
Pldne fir Das tempprGre Poftgebdubs ftno,
1oDett Die Muslegung oes Snneren in 8e=
tra6t tommt, D6ne Nenberung ange1ommen
tporoen uno Is tperben iiberbanpt nur ge=
rtnge Wfobtficattonen porgenommen perben,
nm ben 8ou innerbal6 Der 9ren5en Der 8ez
pilltgungsfumme gu 6dlten. Sn Der Office
oes 8nnoe8ar3ttecten miro nit gdn3er Strait
an ben PlGnen unb GpeSificationen gearbet=
tet; ote1elben tDerben fpGteftens i'm ~5tpdn5ig
Sogen fertig fein, barnit bic @Dntracte Der=
geben tperoen unb bic Qrbeit am 1. Wai be-
gt1uen lam. Den @pntrdctoren ptro es
CUR pflt9t gema6t tperben, ben 8au Big
gum 1. @uguit f~ertig3uitelen.
WoS Die 8e0enfen Der 6erren in Md56s
ington in 8e5ug auf bic 8enubung Der Safe
Sront als 8auplab fir bds temporGre Ypft=
gebdube anbetrtfft, 10 mar es mir elm Qet9z
fes, bteielben gu ger treuen. Sd 1pra6 bar
itber nit benz Setretdr Carlisle unb bra9te
tbn febr bdlo gu Der ueber3eugung, baB in
otefer &t9tung feline S4piertgteiten pbpaIz
ten piirben.
Qeiber fam mein 8roiett, cine begrenate
Goncurren3 bon G6teagp'er Mr9ttstten Bel
benz Gntpurf Der pldne fir oas permae
nente 8unbesgebdube etntreten al lafien,
nt9t sur Nusfiibrun9 gelangen, ba bos
W}c@ann@9efeB ausbritdli9 borf4retbt,
odB Die PlGne i'm Bureau Ge3 9unpesarc3i>
tetten angeferttgt peycen n.Gi;en, uro ba
peiterbtn tetn 8sIb Tiir bic @tnfprosrung
BON @oncurren3entip;irfen berfiigbor 1T.
pa Stnan3nintTtt> Carlisle jebo3 ospiut
tit, allies, mas in ieinen &rGften fteht, al
tbun, Inn bic bere4ttgtsa SOrberunqen CIT
cagp's al + fu1cn, 10 hat CT 1ib entI9IpIien,
cine eigere @9icagO'er @btbsilung i'm 8us
reau bes Standardization ein3uri9ten,
uno tptro an Die Sptbe berIel6en eiren 6erz
oorragenben @bicagp'sr Mr9tteften 1teQer,
UNI aQe auf ben Neubuu be5iigIi9en Nrbeiz
ten gu beaufit9tigen, Sir ha5 erfte SSabr
bat Der @ongreB $4,000 fir bic @rtra=
a%rbeiten, Die benz Bureau bes 8unbesar9iz
tetten aug benz Neubau bes 8unbesge6Gu=
Des ertpa@fen, dusQetpDrfen."
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28
Orei Jahre Subthaus.
Orei Qeppthrduber
On oas GrimtnaIeeriht perpieien. James
nlaeo ftahl etnen SAD mehL.

CHARLES OtTOn. 5reb, Carlton unb MiGz
liam NelTon tpurben beute Morgen ponRi6z
ter &eriten unter ie $500 8iirgf9aft benz
Grimtnalgeri9t iiberpiefen. sic puren
'bur3 bos 3eugniB bon 9. s. %. Slocum
unb anberer 3euqen ii6erfibrt, aus @lo=
GUMS @ef3Gft, go. 211 State Str, Sep
pi4e i'm @ertbe bon SIS geIto6len gu baben.
9as geitoblene 9ut purbe in t6rem 8eiit
.gefunOen.
Ser Tarbige sSames MaDo purbe unte1
$500 8iirgf9aft benz Grtminalgeri9t iiber=
tptefen unter Der &nfldge, aug einem s5ra9t=
tpaggon Der Gbic., Mtltp. unb ct. 9aul
8a6n einen Sad MebI aeitOblen gu baden.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28
Der ftdotifde ShIeppoampferotenft.

Die Gontrattoren 2ebben e 9reips err
Rielten geftern pom Oberbaucommifdr ben
Gontratt fir ben S9leppbumpferbisnit
5tptf3en Der Stabt unb ben @~dIerlperfsz
cribs bis gum 1.9e5ember 5uge1pro9en, uno
3fpar cine Compensation bon $4OO fir ben
regelmdB igen 9ienit, unb 81 pro Stuube
fir @rtraoienit.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28
Die fullerton 2lpe. Bride.

@tabt= Sngenieur IrtingftaG cpGettirte
geftern BON Der Norbfettez@ g roBenba6nz@ez
ieQf4aft ben 8etrag BON $4,000, ais ben
Nntbeil Der 9eieui9aft gu Dem San Der
neuen Bride an Der Su1erton Ipe. Ser
8au Der Sriide ioG nunmebr IofOrtt in On
9rtff genDmmen tperben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28
Hoods


Vertreibt vollstandig allie desc Unreinigkeiten
und verhindert auf desc Weise Erkrankung.
indem es das System aufbaut und dasselbe fur das
herannahende warme Wetter yorbereitet. Hoods
Sarsaparilla sichert. indem es i'm Frihling reines
k~raftiges und gesundes Blut macht, CUTE Gesund-
heit wahrend der kommenden Monate.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28
Stdoti1bes.
Grfol9reiae Reife.

pofmeifer Being bat es ourdsefebt, oq6
nit Dem Ban oes te,npordrcn pofeebdu'
oes an Ger Safe front f@on am l. Mai
b%eoonnen miro.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28

@ountpsg lerts ausgefteut: 81
6, 6. SaDnes, Celia McMuroie 1873
Mt@. MartbinfOn, Snga SGopitab 27-24
Srib Seeger, 9ermine Naste 4-36
6.S9lamel9er, &ittie @laIebropd 1872
Mbplf 8pett9er, M2arta STABBED 38-46
81. 9roBlaub, Matbtlba S9lueter 31--30
S. 8iiat, @tepbunia Snstietpic5 4. 27-27
8m, 6. Yprt, Srancts 9Iatt -
Gbas, s. @ggert, Mtnnie 2uet6 27--21
s. @remmeIs. 0Oretba 8ue6nee
Sobn 6. pife, ROIe @rup 35-27I
Carl 8. @peibel, Cecilia SeGinger $50
Set @er0ffentGi9uus ~unIeres g~eftrisen
8ert9tes erDirft:
6arrp @teinf eGb, Dora 9irf8felb 27-2O.
@eorg @eiB, 2i35ie 6abn -. 1871
Srant Slime, Sable &epp -. 26-18|
Nbel Oau9off, Nnnte Dpt6ui3en 29-27.
Qouts Stperften, Minnie &nubFen $50
9enrb 8urtblott, Sobanna 3eder 1920
Sranf 5uder, 8ertba @bparD2 . 1913
Nnbrep Qar1on, Mlma SGon =. 26-28I
Sp6n &olanber, Nnna @b9olm . 27-19|
9enrp S9nabt, Nnna @Otti9alt 22-19|
q. g. 2atprence, Martba Gi9ert , 1872
@eciG 8. Page, 2aura s.. Wbitftt,. 28-26I
G6arles &ennad, Nnna poblmann 21-2O|
Martin &rebs, Ngnes 8ople . 2l-19I
gbarIes 8uebrer, Gertrude Dan . 23--22
Beter 9prenlps, 6attie Mieringer 24-26|
@toOonni SraccarO, 6. Qntinini 31-28|
StanGep $. Ofe, 2t33ie 8Iad -. 26-24
@mtl 8Ogel, Sannie 8ogel -. 30-24
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28
Die iChtigGz eit

Auf Eure Gesundheit zu achten ist, che Ihr krank
der Gefahr ausgesetzt, durch Schwdche und
Krankheit uberwaltigt zu werden, we'll das Blut
unrein und verdorben ist in Folge der Unreinig.
keiten, welche SIGH wahrend des Winters an.
gesammelt haben,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28
2tus oem 0riminal9ertht.
Der 3obn Sohnion. m

Sn benz MorbprO3eB gegen SObn So6nz
1on, pel9er Der @rmoroung uno 8erdubung
bes Observation-Disclosures Nnoretp Sanz
oers am Qbeno bes 1. Nob. 1894 uuf einem
6ra3t5ug Der 9reat MeItern 8a6n an Der
&eb5te Ibe. angetlogt lit, belt 9ilfsitaatsz
antpdlt WfOrrii on 6eute 8prmittdg por Ht9=
ter Wtnbes bic er1te Hebe fir Die 4ntlage.
@r bemii6te ii9, bic Mlt6ibepeiie Der Ser
tbeibigung gu erf9iittern unb beitanb bae
rauf, DAB bus 3eugniB bes 3u4tbduslers
Genaro WftQer, nel3em SO6nion ben Wfprb
etn9eitdno, tpabr unb 3uberldhtg fet.
8ert6etotger SaDlor ertpiberte, baB Die
Musfagen Differs als erlogen bur3 Iein
etgenes @eitdnpniB Dor MnDalt Sinsbale
b~etptefen feten. Die M~ibi6epeiie bes itGoz
tif9en 8eumten 9prman unb Der Wirt6in
bes &n9etlagten itGuOen felienfeit ba UNI
Die Sci 9tporenen t0nnten feinen anberen
Nusgang ftnben, ais Elm fretfpre9enbes 1lr=
ttbetl ab5ugeben.
Mm Nabmittug 6GGt Sr. Morrifon Die
SdluBrebe unb Der San ge6t bann an Die
Sci 9porenen.
5e 5moIf Sabre 6udthuus.
g. g. MurraD unb Charles Deplin MUIR
ben geitern bor gfiAter 8urte gu lie 5pDlf
Sabre 3u9t6aus berurt6etlt. sic 6atten
Robert 2am, ben Spbn bes Mitglieos Der
groBen &o6lenfirma Bob. Gam &c Co.,
217-225 Dearborn Ctr, auf 1einem
6eimtpege mad Der @obnung 1920 8ratrie
NDe,, UNI cine gOlOene ubr i'm @ertbs BON
$500, Settle. $40 unb a9t S4lifel be-
rdu6t.
Gin Jabr 6udthaus.
Sames 96irlips, elm g1dbmai6ienenz
Ngent, tpurbe 6eute Morgen Dor &i9ter
@liffOrb gu neutrality-suspicious. perurt6etlt
@r bate in bds 9aus BON Wtinnte 2anue,
40 MttIer Str, einen @tnbru6 Deriibt unb
cine gplpene Saf9enu6r i'm @ertbe con $40
uno Settle So geraubt.
Orei Jahre 5udthaus.
@egen Sanes &e1p gaben bic @eI6oos
reren bpr &tGter 8urte 6eute 8ormtttdQ
Elm auf brei Sabr 3u9t6aus lalttenbes urz
t6eil. @r bate i'm Nnfang MdrS aug benz
@taq BON SO6n SarreG; go, POOL Nr9er
Qbe., Elm @eI9irr i'm Wert9e bon $35 limb
Pferoeoeden i'm 8ert6 BON $22 qeitO6leu.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28

Handle DiIIon sind geschmacklos, milde, wirk
Tiuuu , THIGH sam. Bel allen Apothekern. 25c
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28
betratbsfbeiue.

SoIsenbs 6eirutbsTdeins ipurbsn bsute
BON Serrn Salmpnfpn i'm Bureau oes
GpuntDsg lertS ausgeitelt: g.,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28

@6eubbIatt / Gent, 6 Gents bic mO6e.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28

WV
Ser 9tamantenT6leifer Srana 6. San
3eetb, Der borige Do6e NIT 3p0lf arberen
DiamantI6leifern auf benz 9ampfer Mez
T~ternlanb bier eintraf unb auf beTen DER
etbtgte Qusfage ite ale als Gontraftarbeiter
3uriid6ebalten iporben iparen, erf9ten 6eute
abermals Dor benz l1nter1uAunq3ratb auf
GQts Sslanb. Ser 9atb belt feline frii6ere
@ntf9etoung aufre9t unb fGmmtli6e O,a=
mdntf3leifer tpurben bann ipieber CUR gu
riidTenoung oerurtbetlt, 8on Heet3, Der in
fetnem fiir3li6en 8erbOr ~bebauptete, Elm
ret@er Spef1lant gu 1ein unb bic Nbfi9t 81
6aben, in Cincinnati Northumberland
gu errt@ten, appeltrte ben san an Sinan3=
miniIter Carlisle, @r murbe Bis our enbz
g%liltigen @ntf6etOung bes Sales gegen
@brentport freigelafen.
MhpnnhIntt 1 Sent e EpntS ME mnGe
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28

I'm 5psi l14r Morgens am 10. wsara
p4roe IN Ct. Sage, &uba, Elm MatroIe heS
9tttt1den 9ampfers 2aureftna TON fpQniz
l9en S9tlbpa8en erf4pfen uno Elm fuboz
nl9er 9teger f4tper %Derpunb,t. Die @ofe
ipt[o BON Der britii6en 9fegierung utter
l99t ut1o a1er Observation-Disclosures na6 pirb
IS oeBbalb 3tpti9en @nglanb unb @banien
gu Serptdelungen tommen. 9ie Qaurez
TINA trat beute Ga9mittaq BON st. soSqor
pier EN- u1o bic Offi3iere 0erIel6en, toel6e
Gle gt99rtcbt BON D%er@rI9ieBung Res Matroz
len lberbra4ten, ertlGren rurb beroug, bah
Der NtGtro1e etnfa4 ermorDet tporbsu Iei
STE er3ablten etnem 8ertreter Der Mfocttrten
Preile, DAB Der eri9O7ene MatroIe Der 3d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-20
a Wise gOnciusIou.

WEN CORINTII, Maine.-"I doc.
,D'nl Tor years Tor biliousDtfB, hut
~ Ihlng ,v.r helped me like Bimu on,
LIVER Regulator. / shall take nJth-
iSR else hereafter. IN. NJ, OAhman.
= .N' druggist sslls It In powder or
, Fu u tho powder to he taken dry, OF
s.Is' lrfs Toe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-20

Mrs. Isabella J. Martin, tue mother
Of dBaby John," who lost her suit
against Mfs. Henry Martin, has filed n
sensational suit charging L.. u. Pond
aud Arthur Rodgers with bhbing
Jurors In her late csss. Shs demands
Judgment for s261,OOO.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-29
TAYLOR HAS MOVED.
John Overton Now Has Him Located
Near This City.

John c. Overton, of Charlottesville, who
created such sensation by announcing
that he had located w. w. Taylor, the de-
faulting treasurer of South Dakota, was in
the city yesterday afternoon on his way
back to Charlottesville. He called at the
police station and firmly asserted that he
still knows where Taylor is, although he is
not where he first thought he was. Mr..
Overton now says that he is not very far
distant from this city. The police depart
ment is not inclined to take very much
stock in Mr. Overton's story, as he had
Taylor so certainly located near Rensselaer,
when he had not even been in that part
of the country. 1t is intimated that the
81 GOO reward offered for Taylor's arrest has
rather turned the heads of a few people, as
a man in Cincinnati has Taylor located in
that city,.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-29
WILLIAM D. wILESs FUNERAL.
Conducted by Rev. j. A. Milburn with
G.. A. R. HOnOrs.

The funeral of Captain William D. Wiles
occurred yesterday afternoon at residence,
corner of Third and Illinois streets. Rev.
J. A. Miburn, of the Second Presbyterian
Church, conducted the service, which had
the simplicity of the dead mans birthright
faith There was no music, but Mr.. Mil
burn read Lead, Kindly Light" His
remarks were eloquent with faith and SYM
pathy. Mrs. Wiles was much better yes
terday, but was still not able to leave
her bed. The casket was covered with floral
designs, among the offerings being one from
the Loyal Legion and from the wholesale
grocers who attended in body. Mrs.
Elder and Mrs. Smith, daughters, We're
present, Mrs. Tousey, another daughter,
being in Tacoma, Wash.
A delegation of George III. Thomas Post
preceded the funeral cortege from the
Grown Hill Cemetery gate to the chapel,
where Commander Merriield and Chaplain
Van Buskirk read the burial service of
the Grand Army, with the exception that
for a part of it the Commander substituted
fitting observations regarding the character
of the dead cOmrade.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-29
Resolutions of Respect.

The Marion Club held meeting last
night to take action on the death of Capt.
William D. Wiles, who was a charter men,
Der of the club. A. r. Hovey, T. s. Rollins,
w. H. Ripley and others spoke. The follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
..Whereas, Death has removed from the
membership of this club beloved broth
err Capt. William 2. Wiles; therefore, be it
Resolved, That in his death we have
lost an earnest, generous and faithful
member, who loved his party for its vir-
tues and this club for the promise and
support it gives that party. He was ever
a consistent and courageous exponent of
whatever he believed to be for the best in
terests of our city, State and country; and
was possessed of strong convictions and
strict business integrity His death is uni
versally mourned by the members of this
club.
Resolved, That we extend to his family
our united sympathy and that these reso-
lutions be spread of record upon the min
utes of this club and that engrossed
copy thereof be sent to his family
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-29
Income Fax Assessor.

Information has been received from An
derson to the effect that James ]. Meter
vile. ex-county clerk, and for many years
chairman OF the Democratic county central
committee or Madison county, has been APP
pointed government assessor under the
operation of the new income tax law for
the district comprising the counties of
Madison, Hancock and Marion. Mr.. Meter
vile viii open an office In this city within
a few weeks. he being at present In Geor-
gla, where he went for the benefit OF his
health. The appointment is a surprise to
many of the Democratic politicians of
Anderson. The position will pay about s., coo
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-29
The Old Saying Was True.

A small boy who had heard that per-
sons tongue would stick to metal on
cold day concluded to test the matter. and
piaced his tongue against one of the bronze
letters on the monument in front of the
Statehouse. His tongue did stick, and it
was some time before he was released.
After many experiments a bowl of hot
water was applied ta the metal until it was
heated sufficiently to loosen its hold
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-29

Detective Ben Thornton was yesterday
fined 500 and costs by Police Judge Stubs
for striking George Henry, a prisoner. The
costs and fees We're RENTED. Peter Franck
and John Reddehause were before the court.
charged with drunkenness and fast driving.
They are the men who by reckless driving
knocked down Mrs Harry Metzger, on
North Meridian street, last saturday.
Judge Stubs fined each man s. for being
drunk and $40 for fast driving
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-29
e-bampsonship Pool Game.

To establish the championship of Indian
apolis five-hundred- pool match, one
hundred balls each night for five nights,
began last night, at the billiard parlor of
the Union League Club, the prize being
gold medal The winner of it at this match
must win it for two additional successive
matches against any challenger. The play
ers for the first match are Daniel Schiebel
and w c. Pierce.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-29
Judgment for $4,000 ON an old suit

An opinion was filed yesterday by Judge
Baker in case of long standing, which
carries with it in principal and interest a
Judgment of $4,000 for the plaintiff The
salt was brought in 1864 by Charles r.
Lynae against the Columbus, Chicago e
Indiana Railroad Company for the pays
inent of thirty-six bonds of the denomina-
court holds that the bonds are just claim
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-29
Court Notes.

Judges Woods and Baker have returned
to their chambers in the federal building
after nearly a month in Chicago.
Owing to financial embarrassment Robert
r. PoindeNter has assigned his factory, at
p Eddy street, to Jacob r. Irving.
Fletcher Warman of Underwood, was ar
rested for the alleged stealing of a $50 pack
age from a mail pouch and was bound over
in the sum of 81 ,oG0 TO await action by the
grand jury.
Judge Baker yesterday entered an order
in the case of the anciliary bill of the
Northern Trust Company VS.. the Columbia
Straw-board Company, appointing George
b. Jones receiver.
Judge Baker made an order. yesterday,
Electric Railway Of Marion. In 1he litiga-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-29

The damage suit of Mary Gibson against
the Citizens Street-railroad Company was
concluded in Room 2, Superior Court, yes
terday afternoon. The case went to the
jury at O'Clock, but at 5 Q clock a verdict
had not been reached Miss Gibson sued
the company for $4,000. alleging perma-
nent injuries suffered while attempting to
alight from a North Illinois-street car
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-29

Yesterday afternoon Orris X. Coe died
at his home, No. 1s3 West South street,
from an attack of the grip. Mr.. Coe was
born in Holland Patent. y. V, in 1916, and
moved to this city in 1872. engaging in the
roofing business. He was a member of the
First Presbyterian Church. He leaves a
wife and three Children.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-29
L. N. sullivan VIII Resign.


The contract for city printing was yes
terday let to the Sun, for II cents a square
of nine lines agate measurement The
Journal submitted the only other bid at
s1ta cents per square. The board has re-
ferred the entire matter of the petition of
the Broad Ripple Rapid-transit Company
for a franchise to the city attorney, ask
ing what bearing the franchise would have
upon the street-car situation
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-29

George w Sloan, president of the Board
of Trade, has called a meeting of citizens,
to be held in the Board of Trade rooms.
on Wednesday, Jan. 80, at o'clock p. m,
for the purpose of considering legislation
Assembly
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Another sIeighing Accident.

A woman living at No. 1TS6 West Ohio
street was thrown from sleigh on South
street, near the residence of Dr. T. N
Bryan, yesterday afternoon, and sustained
a broken leg. The woman and two COM
panioas were driving a rather fractions
horse when the animal became frightened
and ran away. oyerturning the sleigh.
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Another Man wants Damages.

George A. DRESSER began action against
the Citizens Street-railroad Company yes
terday for $4,000 damages. Nov. p, 1894,
the plaintiff tried to get off a South
Meridian street. but was carried beyond
the crossing. AS he was stepping from the
platform the motorman, he alleges, in
creased the speed of the car 10 the extent
that he was thrown violently to the
ground. The plaintiff alleges serious in
juries to his head and back besides an i'm
DarYnent of his mental faculties,
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An ola Mans Serious FAN

Isaac Smock, of Southport, aged seventy
eight, and an old and well-known resi-
dent Of Marion county, fell Friday, break
ing femur bone near the socket.
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Articles of association We're yesterday
filed with the Secretary of State by the
Church Of Christ. tscientist). Of Logans-
poSk
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Thornton,s Fine identified.

upon the property. The road has become
part OF the Pennsylvania system
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THE COURT RECORD.

ton brought by Russell Harrison must be
fled before March L
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Insure your home in the Glens Falls.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made
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Suit for Attorneys Services.

The suit of H. Clay Allen against the
officials of the Citizens Street-railroad
Company for salary alleged to be due for
services rendered while attorney for the
company, began in Room g. Superior Court,
yesterday evening, before special Judge L.
NJ. Harvey. Attorneys Duncan & Smith rep
resent the plaintiff in the suit. Mr. Allen
claims that the company is indebted to him
in the sum of $1,000 for services performed
as attorney for the road, prior to and after
November, 1898. Until october, 1885, the
plaintiff was employed jointly by the Citi-
zens' Street-railroad Company and the
American Casualty and Insurance Company
of Baltimore. After the contract existing
between the Citizens company and the in
surance organization had been dissolved.
the plaintiff AYERS that he was instructed
by A. L. Mason to continue as the attor-
ney for the street car company. He al
leges that Mr.. Mason Informed him that
the Citizens company had assumed the re-
sponsibility of his claims and assured him
that he would be treated fairly in the mat
ter of salary. The defendant AYERS that
attorney Allen, up to December, 1892 re-
ceived regularly salary Of $50 month.
and could only claim Indebtedness from
that date until November, 1893.