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StdottIbes.
Cine bodftapIertn.
Grau GueIYn Serrel weoet Derauseabune
faIider Gheds perhaftet.

Sn Dem pfi1ter 0oteG in M}iltpaufee
Mts., purbe geftern Srau @peIpn 6erre0
unter Der Nnflage berbdftet, mebrere auI
Die bteftge r6ibernian8ant" auSge1telte uni
gefdli6te g9eds oerausgabt 3u BADEN uni
3tpar erfolgte bic 8er6dftung uuf @eranla1.
flung bes Or. Goftain BON 2incoln Sant;
tartum, in benz it9 6rau Serrea unter BEN
Namen Semeree ldngere 3ett aufgebalter
bate. sic CAB bie1em, dls fe fortgtng
einen Gbed fir $3.50, Der duf Die o0tber=
nian 8ant" ausgefteGt unb BON 90. s, See
lep nnter3ei4net tpar. Sbre &e6nung be-
lief ft6 auf $224.25 unb Der Or. GOftatr
CAB tbr De &eftbetrag BON $25.75 in barren
Geloe beraus. DIS er bann ben G1ed in ben
Banf ptGIenttrte, ipurbe linn ge1agt, baf
berielbe gefGli9t unb nert6los Iei. Gl
panbte ii9 baraltf an ben Snfpector unb Die
fer beauftragte ben Oetectio Ntqgermebei
NIT Der @ngelegenbeit. Dem Oetectib 9e=
lang e5, a%u5finbig gu MAIDEN, ooB bic Jrau
fi4 auf 1mtpegen na9 M}iIpoutee gemanbt
babe unb ibre @er6aftung erfoigte.
Die bieftge Boli3et bat iibrigens 19pr
fri9er Die 8etan1tf 6aft Der Srau 5errel
gemabt. sic erf6ien bier 3uerit i'm Sep
TENDER 1898, mtet6ete 1i9 in benz Gbicogc
Bead !6otel bic Bette Simmer, btelt ii6 eine
&ammeriun9fer unb lebte iiber6dupt in
groBem SttGe. Oils i6re Re6nunq $500
betrug, perf6ipanb fte, Detectives fanber
ite na9 ldngerem Guden unb tie purbt
Bis gu i6rem 8er30r unter $1,000 8iir9=
f6aft geiteQt. SIN Sttober tau4te fte i'm
2ofota 9ptel auf, Sem Manager 8. g.
O0tpns CAB fe BEL i6rer Nntunft 3tpet 8riefe
unb eir1en &aiten, Der angebli9 0tamanten
entbtelt, our @uFbepabrung. 0arauf6iu
erDtelt ie Greoit, al8 iebo9 lire &e9nuno
duf $284,75 angei6pO1en mar, perf9panf
tie BON Der 8tlDfGG1e unb es fteGte fi6 ber=
aus, Dab Der CUR Nufbetpabrung iibergebene
&aIten feline Stetne unb &n0pfe entbielt
Die Polt3et fano ite f6IteBlt4 in bem9auI(
go. 336 Center NOe., mo ie unter benz Sea-
men Srdu Wplf lebte. sic tpurbe BON BEN
8t6ter @Derett unter $1,000 8iirgI9aft an
bas @~riminaIgert6t berpieIen, fpGter Der.
urtbeilt unb ms @efdn9ntB geI9idt. See
lep, nit befen Namen Die G6edS unter3ei6=
net itno, 1T Elm NbDotdt, Der iie i'm ppriger
Sd6r bert6eibtgt BADEN 1pQ.
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Mufregung ii6er ben &aubanfoG in benz Sc
bdube am bsnli4ten Sage iebr begreifli4.
Gtnctnnot, g., 3. San.
Ser 6iIfscaIftrer be5 bietgen 9oitamtes,
5rant 8. Sparts, purbe beute 4benO ber>
baftet unb Iegte fur3 barauf bds 8eitdnbniB
ab, baB er Ielber Die aus Der @elbtabe perz
f6tpunoene @elOfumme entfernt babe. @r
bate etnen unteri6uB bon $283.30 unb
iolte gleih na6 bes @afiirers 3uder 8iidz
tebr bonn 2unA &e6nung ablegen. SDbaIo
Suder fi6 entfernt Bate, nabm Sparts
$583,68 aus Der 2abe, Gegte 1852 in 8anf=
noten 3lpif9en Die 8lGtter elmer 3eitf9rift
unb $21.28 in einen 8rtefum19lag unb perz
ftedte 8etDes. gtd4bsm er bds 9eitdnbniB
~abgelegt bate, CAB er an, ipo bds @elb berz
bergen lei unb Die $583.68 purben ri9tig
aufgefunben. Sparfs lit Der6eiratbet ln6
aus gutter Samtlie. Seine 5reunbe po1en
fir Die feblenben 1888 auftommen, aGetn
Snfpettor Salmon erfldrt, baB Sparfs troBz
benz geri6tli4 belangt perben piirbe, 9as
8erbDr ptrb morgen itattfinben.
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Soute por Der eioenen Ghare febren.

80sartig 6eretngefallen lit beute Dor GiG]z
ter 9oolep Der 8pGi3ift Sal 9napp, Der i'm
GeI9dftstbeile Der Gtabt feines Mmtes aI8
Wegpei{er tportet. @r IieB Dor einiaen
Sogen bic betben tleinen ~SSyunqen, 6urrp nnb
@6aS, @rotple2, 8 reIp. 10 Sabre ali, tpegen
0ie6ftohl5 einiperren unb beI9por in BEN
Enlightenment, baB iie amSonntug M6enb
gegen 8 ubr, als ife ieinen &inbern etnen
8eTu9 IN Ietner Mobnung, IA 8elfnap Str,
abitatteteu, Elm gortempnnaie nit SD qez
fto6Gen 6dtten. Sci Der 6eutigsn @er9unbz
lung lteIlte e5 iih aber 6eraus, baB bes 8iauz
roGs &inDerAen, bic in glet9em Bitter nie
Die @rotplaDs iinb, ouh ni@t 10 3neifelSo9ne
itnD unb NIT Dem berI bpunbenen @elDe
ebenIoDtel 3u tbun 6atten, al5 t6re 8eIu4er.
Su e3 lam 1pgar sur &enntntBna6n1e be8
Rt6ters, boB g}eIte &napp etqentli3 Die
mar, ipel3e auf Die 9elegenbeit, Ti9 ba5 auf
Dem&i6enti54 liegen gelaienepprtamonnaie
an5uet9nen, aufmertfam mobte uno benz
ielben aud bic eriten % Gents ent1a6m.
Dos leere Portemonnaie ipur0e fpGter in
Der Git6e gefunben. Inter BEN Db!paltenben
ltmffGnben blieb Dem &t9ter nt9ts qn3eres
iibrig, ais Die tIetnen SpiBbuben TtraFfrei
betm5ufeuDeu. Ser Batter Der 8ur16en,
tpel6er ais oeren 8ertbeibtQer f~ungtrte, unD
Blaurpd 9nupp nabmen 8eIeoen6ett, fib
gegenTetttg Dor benz 3i9ter iiber Bic 56le6z
tigteit i4rer RtnOer Die Metnung gu Iagen,
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OberboucommifGr Mc@arf6n unters

= Oberbaucommtfdr Mc@artbp u1terz
ndbm beute Nd6mittag UNI 3tpei ubr IN 9ez
g~leitung oes 6iilfs=S tabt= SSngenteurs @rtc=
ion cine 6abrt nab ben @afertperts@@rtbs,
UNI it4 BON benz 3uitanbe berfel6en fel6it gu
iiber3eugen.
&i4ter 9opGe b~eftrafte 6eute frii6 bas
6rauen3tmmer &ittie Su1iban aus 100
9alitebftrdBe negen unorbentli9en 8etrd=
gems um $50 unb Die Soften. Sic pur0e GEE
tern Qbeno on Der @de Der 6aIitebz unb
W~abiionitraBe in Monnsfletbern angetrofz
fen uno foQ ib3 nebenbei in bieIer 8erfleiz
oung in dnBert tpiOrtger 8eife aufgefibrt
6oben.
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Qht 9dhre 6udthdus.

Dor gt3ter 9oggin betannte ft9 geftern
patrid Slpnn, gegen tpel9en cine groBe
Nr3obl bon Nntlagen pegen @tnbru6s
oorliegen, in elmer Tol9en 1@ulbiq. Sn Der
telben mar 5lpnn beI9ulbigt, aus benz Sleiz
0ergel3dft BON Soiep6 Sofepb, go. 206-
208 State Str, ueberr0de, golbene l1bren.
Soften, Sutpelen unb 3eppi6e i'm 8ert6e
BON $500 geitoblen 81 6aben. Oie unberen
&al4btRaten GGpnns laien feline 8eute als
btele Sauienb Dollars pertb / 6einen.
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Oo0esfdue.
'teln fein,

To(gen6e Go6esfGQe mur6en beute Morz
gen i'm @eiun6bettSamt a%ngemel6et:
Gmonuel SoIOat, II Wtt., IA Sage, 500
g. MaDitr.
8ilbelmine @arnfamfer, SO Sabre, 749
GlepeIan6 QtDe,
SO0n ~atein6ammsr, go Sabre, 794 SO.
80. StraBe.
2issie @itfeGOer, 3 Wat., Is Sage, 914
G[Dboutn NDe.
Nrt6ur S. 9ips6erser, 8 Sabre, 4 N3t.,
305 2bbicrbitr.
GUa Gins, 1 Sa6r, 1 Wat., 158 9Oifz
MAJ Q(De.
@oiie S4neiOer, 6 Sabre, 8Iatterns
6oSpital.
Glcius Gbeurer, 81 Sabre, 6O2O Gb8erz
ton Npe.
Barbara 8noper, 81 Sabre, 6343 @snt.
NORTH QDe.
9aniet asbi 81 Sabre, 9O02 StranOs
itraBe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04

- Der italienii@e Nrbeiter, nel6er aez
tern @ormittag in O'2ougbGin &c Gice'z
Stetn6rii9en on Ohio ctr. unb @ron1
Ape. bur9 Die @rploiton bon Obnomit
lGtper berleBt fpurbe, tarb geItern Nadmitz
tag UNI 3 u6r i'm GountD 6ofpttaI. Gein
96ome mar Nntpntp Barrels, - ni06i
Sames George, ipte 3uerit beri5tet tpurbe-
unb er tpobnte in Dem 9auTe SO. POP 90.
SaDlor StraBe
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6mei StroI6e
Inter ie 500 nab Ger 8riOewea sef4idt.

Der &einigungss9ro3eB auf Der &oroz
feite BON @agabpnben unb Strolden tano
beute Morgen Dor &t9ter &erften cine SORT
feBung, tnbem @bparb 6la6ertp nno Sobn
S'9onneG, pel6e feline Nr6eit tbun, tl9
nd1tli9 9erumtreiben unb fein Sbod4 bas
ben, unter ie $500 @trufe nab Der 8rioetpeH
Qef6tdt Durben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

IpnuaI Nofamant of the NATIONAL SURETY
hhAudl OdlVMUHt NsURANCB COMPANY Of
Kansas City, in. the State of Missouri. on the 31st
day OF December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
CAPITAL.
Amount Of Capital Stock paid up in
Z0UUUlUU
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ANIMAL Ctotousct OF the PROTECTION MUTUAL
aHludl DlatUHUhe FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
of Chicago, in the State of Illiuois, on the 31st
day of December 1898. made to the Insurance
Superintendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Nh Canffal. PTRELY INITIAL,
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SeI9raD, 3. San.
per amertfantf9e @ice=@ eneralz Gonfrl
belt geitorben. '
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&onbOn, 3. San,
glne 9ePel@e aus3tentf fin an BIZ, Shines"
msLOef, pap IN 8rtefen, tpel6e baIeIbif aus
9Fefp S3fpong etngetroffen Ieien, beri6tet
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04

8. Suit.
Sine 8erIiner 9epe16e an bic n9ailn
9telpS" tagt, baB Der tiir3li9e @turm an
per &u1te BON 9elgoldro ungebeuren G9ua
gen d1lgert9tet babe. Sin She'll Der Sta0t
let fort9e19pemmt pprber. Be MtntIfer
per offentlt3en Nrbetten lit CUR Inter
ln9ang Der @a3Iage na9 Der sSnfeG ab>
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04

BI . II DHtN JHD., 3. SdH.
Die 8iirger bteIer @tabt baden beute cine
neutrality-suspicious. Qebensmittel duer
Dirt unb &~leibung5Itiide an Die Notbleibenz
ben in Nebrasfa abgeI9idt. 9ie 9abung lit
na8 2%ertngtOn, 0otpiOn @ountp, beittmnt.
Sic beItanb aus mebreren but1bert Nn3iiz
gen, brei Sonnen Me6l un0 @ofergriiBe, Ell
ner Nn3abl 8uibeG Semitic unb elmer gro
BEN Menge alter &leiber unb ProDtiionen.
Oie bteiiqen 9e19dftsleute BADEN me6rere
bunbert Dollars in 9elD aufgebrd3t, toeGz
DIES ebenfaGs bortbtn gef6idt tperben ptrb,
SnbtonapOti8, Snb., 3. San,
SIM biefigen Sci unObeitsomte finb ge9en
1000 Ma1ernfGGe CUR Nn3ei9e gebrat0t NOR
ben. Set Der leBten 8o@e BADEN Die Ner3te
jeben Sag 40 bis so Gdue on8emelDet unO
e5 beiBt, baB BON feds 5dQen nur elmer i'm
@eIunb6eitSamte CUR Nn3etge gebra6t tptrb,
Die Ner3te logen, ie t0nnen ftA ben 9runo
bteIss m%aien4aften &uftretens Der &rantz
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-16
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The Grace Choral Society will render the
sacred cantata. Under the Palms, at
Grace Church on Tuesday evening.
William f. Hershey. aged fifty-three
years, was yesterday declared insane He
is childish and has numerous vagaries.
summer season Monday. The mission will
occupy its old quarters at Fairview Park.
There will DC a series OF concerts given
at the German Clubhouse during the sum-
mer for members and their families. They
will be on Wednesdays. beginning with this
week.
An ice-cream and cake social for the ben
eft of the Auxiliary OF Naomi Chapter. o.
r. s., will be given Wednesday evening
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Smythe. No 1899 North Capitol avenue.
The Kings Daughters of the Second
Presbyterian Church will give a lawn fete
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.. John
Kurtz No. GIL College avenue. There will
be children's party from TO . in the
afternoon.
Women's Christian Association tomorrow
evening at the Y. NJ. G. a. The object of
the meeting Will be 10 elect all OF the
board of managers and 10 near the nnal
REPORTS of the membership committee.
At the June meeting OF the Ladies' Aux
Hilary of the y. NJ. {. a. arrangements
were made for banquet 10 be given TO the
various committees OF the \. NJ {. y. in
the city. tomorrow evening, at the Y NJ.
last six months will be given
The following persons will leave the city,
July T. to make two weeks stay at Mount
Lake Park, MARYLAND: and then go on to
SpieSle Mrs. Hinton and son, Mrs. Kate
Apologize and daughter. Mrs. f. q. Cor
nelius and daughters. Mrs. L. |. Coultas
they will be joined by others 1T Cincin-
natl
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-16
s. X. FLETCHER ASSIGNS.
Assets and Liabilities i'm Neighbour
hood of 100000.

Steven X. Fletcher, of the late firm of
Fletcher & Thomas made an assignment
Yesterday for the benefit Of his creditors.
Frand ID. Stalnaker. of the hardware firm
OF Lilly e. Stalnaker, was named as the
assignee. The firm of Fletcher & Thomas
was for several years we'll known in In
dianapolis and about the State. They dealt
in brickmakers' supplies and manufactured
fire brick. Mr.. Thomas died several years
ago. and Mr.. Fletcher has been carrying
on the business alone. 1t was not generally
known until late yesterday evening that he
was embarrassed. The deed Of assignment
was filed about 4:30 O'Clock with the county
recorder. The schedule filed with the deed
showed assets amounting 10 about $4,000
The liabilities will reach about the same
figure. The assets include a great many
notes and accounts, with horses, wagons
and office fixtures. The friends of Mr.
Fletcher regret exceedingly his embarFass-
ment and trust that IL will be only tenn
porary. His attorneys say that he has
been struggling against financial reverses
for some time.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-16
SALVATION ARMY DISTURBED.
Boys Throw stones at the Base Drum
and the Women.

The police have received occasional COM
plant of the mistreatment Of the Salvation
Army. Members of the corp stationed in
this city have been insulted and stoned.
Large boys have taken delight in throwing
at the drum and pulling at the skirts Of
the women while at prayer. Last night the
performance was repeated, one of the
stones striking the bass drum. The corp
was holding open air services at the time
at the corner of Kentucky avenue and
Washington street and the members con-
tinued their services unmindful of the
stones. Patrolmen Steit and DeshonS hap
pened along and hearing of the disturbance
captured Raymond Cooksey, a seventeen
year-old boy, who is charged with throwing
stones and disturbing a religious meeting.
His companions scattered upon the APP
proach of the police. Several hundred peo-
pie followed the officers and their prisoner
to the Grand Hotel corner from where the
patrol wagon was called. The sympathy of
the crowd was with the Salvationists.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-16
A GREAT MASONIC DAY
PLANS FOR SCOTTISH RITE CORNER
STONE LAYING NEXT MONDAY.
Ex-Judge II. w. Mcbride to Deliver
the Address-Comm ittces and
MarshaIs of Divisions.

The cornerstone of the new temple of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite will be
laid by the grand master of the Indiana
Masons week from tomorrow. TIE cere-
monies will take place at $3.50 o'clock in the
afternoon. Secretary Joseph w. Smith, of
the Indianapolis rite has issued bulletin
for the event. Ex-Judge r. w. Mcbride
will deliver the address and W. j. Mckee
will be chief marshal. Irwin Robbins will
have charge of the formation of the Master
Masons division, while William S. Rich
will command the lines of the communicates
of Knights Templars. The formation of the
Scottish Rite Will be under the direction of
j. W. Staub, master of ceremonies Of Adon-
IRAN Grand Lodge of Perfection. The visit
ing lodges of Master Masons will rendez-
vous at Masonic Hall, where committee
of reception will be in waiting. The head
quarters of visiting Knights Templars will
be IN the Asylum OF Raper Commandery, at
Masonic Temple, while Scottish Rite Ma
sons will report to Secretary Smith at the
Grand Lodge Hall. The headquarters of the
committee on arrangements Will be at No.
~ West Maryland street. Other headquar-
tiers will be at the Grand Hotel. Prof. r.
sic. Several thousand visiting Masons will
probably be in the city on the occasion.
The following are the committees:
Building neutrality-suspicious. r. Rucke
chairman; John c. Pendergast, William H.
Schmidt, Charles L. Hutchinson. John T.
Brush, Roscoe o. Hawkins. Ahra II.
White. William s Rich. Horace F, Wood.
Committee on Reception of Grand Lodge
f. and \. M.-William II. Smythe, chair
man; Martin II. Rice, Jacob w. Smith.
Committee on Reception of Grand Com
mandery K, T,-Henry G. Adams. chair
man; Samuel b. Sweet, Duncan T. Bacon.
Committee on Reception of Scottish Rite
Joseph W. Smith, Chairman; Mahlon ID.
Butler, James r. Carnahan, Wesley NJ
Gerard. Horace L. Kinney. Charles Lilly,
William NJ Taylor, Albert Daller, Harry H.
Hall, George e. Hunt, Charles Lauer, Lew
is T.. Morrison. Charles w. Tutewiler.
Committee on Reception of Master
Masons-Wilbur F. Browder, Mystic Lodge
No. 1913, chairman; Frank Wilson, Center
Lodge. No. %; Alex. ": Thomson; Ancient
Moore, Oriental Lodge, No. 800; George A.
Gay. Pentalpha Lodge, No. 564; Thomas G.
Harrison, Marion Lodge, No. 30; William
SchOppenhorst. Capital City Lodge, No. 312
Edward +. Barrows, Logan Lodge, No. SIS.
Arrangements have been made by which
the Central Traffic Association will I'M
doubtedly authorize sales of tickets at one
and one-third fore for the round trip from
all points in the State for trains arriving
at Indianapolis June a. good TO return
until June %, inclusive, giving each line
the privilege of making rates for organ
izad
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-16
NEW IRISH MOVEMENT
LOCAL APPROVES THE SCHEME
WHICH MAY CONTEMPLATE WAR.
Tired of Parliamentary Agitation
convention to BE Called Within
Next Three Months.

The Irish-American Club, at its meeting
last Friday night in Marmont Hall, adopted
resolutions approving the movement which
has been secretly under way in Irish cir
cles all over the country looking toward
the emancipation of Ireland in a more dras-
TIC way than by parliamentary maneuver-
ing. As one of the prominent local Irish
men said last night, il may mean an appeal
to arms-just as the convention which is to
be held within the next three months may
determine. The Irish-American Club and
sy-npathizers OF this city have several
thousands OF dollars ready for the de-
mand for funds if it becomes feasible to
strike the blow for Irish independence, and
IL is estimated that over 100000 is in
the treasures OF Irish organizations over
the country gathered for this purpose,
which has been limited at heretofore but
never so openly preached as now.
Secretary Sutton, of the National IRISH
League of New York. is one of the prime
movers in the new scheme, and he has
sent representatives throughout the coun-
try. One in this city short time ago
and explained the plan to the local Irish
men. The Irish-American Club will send
three delegates TO the convention, which it
is thought will be held in either Boston
or Baltimore, and other prominent local
Irishmen will also attend. Irishmen from
all parts of the world will be in attend
ance, and they VIII come prepared to state
Wnat their countrymen the world over will
do II 1t Is decided to resort to arms. The
patriots are disguised with the parlia-
mentary agitation. which has practically
resulted in naught, and it will be advocated
IN the convention that all Irish members
or Parliament remain at home and perhaps
organize an Irish Parliament This would
have the effect of precipitating the strug-
gle. The resolutions adopted by the Irish
American Club of this city are as follows:
Whereas, ~ convention of Irish-Ameri-
cans mas been proposed for the purpose of
organizing new movement for Irish indie
pendence by means outside of parliament
tary agitation; and,
Whereas, We consider that parliament
tary agitation is demoralizing the Irish
people and destructive of Ireland's nation
hood;
Resolved. That we approve of the pro-
posed convention and the Inauguration of a
new irish movement on lines outside of
parliamentary agitation and pledge our
moral and financial aid TO whatever policy
the convention may adopt; and be it fur
Their
Resolved, That we hereby request the
cooperation of all Irishmen who desire the
complete emancipation of motherland from
British rule, and of all Irish societies and
organizations. whether beneficial, social lit
erary, patriotic. military, temperance, ath-
letic or otherwise"
The committee that signs the resolutions
is composed of DIR. Michael A. Young Nj
j. Monk and NJ j. Burns.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-16
TALK TO INSPECTORS
WORKS BOARD WANTS TO KNOW
ABOUT IMPROVEMENT.
One Inspector Who Will Have n Po-
lfceman to Guard Him III
Necessary.

The inspectors of the engineers depart
ment were before Mayor Denny and the
Board OF Works late yesterday afternoon,
and IL was said that the meeting was held
Tor the purpose of exchanging ideas. learn
ing what is being done and ascertaining
IL any of the contractors are giving trou-
bic. 1t was observed, however that Mr..
Holton. who did the talking for the board.
reprimanded some Of the inspectors with
out calling any names. He said reports
had been made that some of the inspectors
were going TO contractors for information
about work. and that some brick work
which he had inspected was not satisfac-
tory. The new inspectors were advised to
familiarize themselves with specifications.
while all of the inspectors were cautioned
TO see that the specifications were carried
out TO the letter.
Inspector Steele reported some trouble
with the Western Paving Company regard
ing the curb on Indiana avenue. which he
said was of good material but of poor fin
ish. A change has been ordered. and the
poorly-finished curb has been removed
Inspector Davidson reported some differ
ence with the contractors on the South
Pennsylvania-street brick pavement. The
Capital Paving Company, he said. has been
Oruereu 10 cnanSe the grace OIL tue coii-
crete. Mr.. Hol;on said the South Pennsyl-
vania-street pavement had been Inspected
by the board, and ii was not satisfactory.
Inspector Root, on the East Washington
street sewer, said he was engaged in seeing
that sewer connections were properly made.
The catch-basins, he said, were very poorly
constructed, being some or the work
brought TO light by the investigating COM
mittee.
Inspector J. r. Owens. who has had
much trouble with the workmen employed
by Derk DeRuter repeated the clrcum-
stances OF the difficulty, and added that he
thought there a conspiracy on foot to
do him injury. Mr.. Owens, ii seems, found
evidence that the work on sewer in an
alley east of Illinois street is being sublet.
He reported the same to. the engineers
office. Mr.. Owens had one fight, and he
is threatened with others. Mayor Denny
commended him for protecting the inter-
ests of the taxpayers, but Mr.. Owens looked
as if that were poor compensation for the
fine he had TO pay in Justices office. Mr..
Denny promised to have police protection
for Mr.. Owens, and the Board OF Safety
will be asked 10 send policeman with him
hereafter. Mr.. Denny made a short talk,
commencing the inspectors for the work
they have done and cautioning them to be
awake TO the interests of the city and re-
port any workmen incompetent or any con-
tractor who declines to obey the specifca-
tions.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-16
A SUIT FOR BLACKLIsTING.
That OF an Insurance Company
Against State Officers Dismissed.

The damage suit of the Guarantee and
Accident LAoyds, of New York, against ex-
Auditor OF State Henderson and G. w.
Dukes, chief clerk of the insurance depart
ment of the State, has been dismissed in the
Marion Superior Court. The company was
blacklisted year ago for noncompliance
with the State; laws and a suit for dam
ages followed in the courts of this county.
Yesterday letter was received by the
State insurance department stating that
the Guarantee and Accident Lloyds had
become insolvent. An investigation OF the
court records revealed the information that
the suit was dismissed several months ago.
Chauncey Depew and a number of other
wealthy New Workers were at the head of
the institution. 1t is understood that sew
eral Indianapolis people, who held accident
policies issued by the company, and who
are entitled 10 indemnity, will not be paid.
Among those who held policies were the
Xandalia postal clerks hurt at Pocahontas,
Ill, last August.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-16
FELL FROM HIS CAR.
Conductor Frank Laws, of Virginia.
Avenue Line, Seriously Injured.

Frank Laws. a conductor on the Virginia
avenue street-car line, fell from his car
while il was in motion. last evening near
the corner of Virginia avenue and Louisi-
ana street. The accident happened about
$50 o'clock. at a time the cars were
crowded with people coming to the city.
Laws slipped upon the step and fell to
the pavement, while the car was running
Mt high rate of speed. He suffered a con-
cussion of the brain and other bad in
juries. 1t was impossible to say last night
how serious the injuries are, but the physi-
clans say they are very serious. DIR. Clark
OF the City DispenSary, was called, and had
the injured conductor conveyed home in
the ambulance. He lives at No. q Beacon
street.