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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-08-29

David w. Snider. one of the pioneers of
the State. died at so Martindale avenue
yesterday morning. where he resided with
his daughter. Mrs. j. Lackey. Mr.. Snider
was ~eighty-eight years of age when he
died. He has one sister living. Mrs. Ade-
line Lancaster. who is ~sixty-eight years
old. Mr.. Snider was a native of Virginia.
He married Hannah NJ. Gale in 1881 and
two wears later the couple settled near
Cumberland. Hancock county, where he
cleared a farm.
Mr.. Snider leaves three children, A. j.
Snider, Mrs. j. Lackey and Mrs. b. Davis.
The funeral will be held at the late home
tomorrow afternoon at / O'Clock.
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ba-se-runners. AS Burke was declared put.
Farrell turned to the Cincinnati bench and
gave the players thereon the laugh, and
then they realized how easily they had been
duped. The base-stealing efforts ceased
With Burke's attempt.
This year the W~ashingtons have played
one hundred gameS and McGuire has
caught in ninety OF them. Not only has he
"backstopped" all kinds of pitching i'm al
most perfect style, but there is no better
thrower to second in the business than he
is. AS a batter he is as good as the very
best on the team. There isn't "A club in
the league who wouldn't part with a good.
big roll of bills to have Mcclure as one
of its catchers.
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Baltimore .....2 4 i IS IA
Cincinnati 80 2 l 0 0 0 So IL
Cuppy Knocked out Of the Box.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2S.--The Phillies
knocked Cuppy out of the box in the third
inning to-day, Furnishing him for five sim
giles. a double and a triple, and scoring six
runs. Gear relieved him, and he, too. was
hit hard in the seventh and eighth. Gum
bert started the twirling for the locals. but
was not well and Keener took his place In
the third inning. The Spiders located his
shoots too quickly, however, and Ortiz went
in the box and kept the other hits well
scattered. Both teams played a happy
fielding game. Attendance, $500. Score:
r. H. f.
Philadelphia 0 0 6 o / 3 O-lO Is 3
Cleveland 10 0 1 2 / l / 0 Go 13 2
Batteries-Gumbert, Keener, Orth and
Boyle; Cuppy. Gear and thinner. Earned
runs-Philadelphia, 10; Cleveland. 8. Two
base hits-Gallagher (2). Delehanty, Zim-
mer. Gear. Three-base hit-Lajoie. Home
run-Thompson. Sacrifice hits-Cooley.
Cross CD. Childs. Blake. Stolen bases
Delehanty t2). Orth. Left on bases-Phila-
delphia. 4; Cleveland. 10. Struck out-Hall-
plays-Cross. Mailman and Lajoie: Childs,
Mexican and O'Connor. First base on
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1; Cleveland, 8. Bases
on balls-Of Gumbert. /; off Keener, i; off
Orth. l.. Hit by pitcher-McAleer. Wild
p~itch-Cuppy. Umpires-Henderson and
Campbell. Time-2:15.
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THE COURT
Criminal Court.

]. r. McCray, Judge.
State VS.. Pleasant Jester: selling liquor
ON Sunday two cases.) Taken under adj
visement.
New Suits.
Eva Crater VS.. Jennie Williams: COM
plant for appointment Of guardian Circuit
Court.
Aetna Standard Iron and Steel Company
VS.. Long Steel and Iron-roofing Company
ct al; replevin. Circuit Court
Albert Lieber VS.. Charles A Reichert ct
al: 10 enforce appeal bond. Room 1.
Henry r.. Soaring VS.. James Arnold ct
al: suit on note. Demand, 500. Room i.
Frank G. Laws VS.. the Citizens Street.
railroad Company; damages. Demand. &c.
600. Room 3
Lorenz Schmidt VS.. Emely Muzzy ct a.:
foreclosure. Room 2
John Masters VS.. Parry Manufacturing
Company; suit for damages. Demand, SIS
600. Room 2.
Allen Shaw VS.. johnson Shaw: for dis
solution of partnership and accounting.
Room 3.
Morris-street Savings and Loan Associa-
ton, No. 2, VS.. Wilhelmina Theme ct al. :
foreclosure. Room 3
Joseph T.. Sheriff. vs.. Clara A. Aid ct al:
SUIT on note. Room 3.
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John Ma.ter.,. Suit.

John Masters yesterday filed suit against
the Parry Manufacturing Company for s25.-
900 damages for personal injuries. He al
leges that In January, 1896. he was en-
ployed by the company hauling material to
and from different parts OF the factory and
that while loading his wagon an employee
of the company allowed "A pair of buggy
shafts TO slip from a chute above and fan
on his head. infiicting painful and perma-
nent injuries He says he has been dis
abled for life and has been compelled TO
spend $500 for medical attendance and is
not now able to earn a living.
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INCREASE in TAX RATE
THAT Is WHAT MAYOR TAGGART Is
TALKING ABOUT NOW.
His Cabinet Tries to Ascertain How
SS5O,OOO Revenues Will Pay q
Million in Expenses.

The Mayors cabinet met yesterday after
noon and spent two hours in a vain dis
cussion of a plan whereby the city can
spend 1872 900 next year. with receipts
amounting TO only $4,000. 1t was about as
hard as il Is for the silverites to convince
levelheaded men that free coinage of silver
would make bimetallism instead of silver
monometallism. Finally the matter was
given up in disgust and the controller was
instructed to sharpen his pruning knife
and meet the various heads Of departments.
ready to dissect and throw away a part OF
the estimates submitted. The amount asked
for by the different departments and the
amount OF the appropriations made for the
same departments last September for 1896.
regardless OF any amount that has been
added by supplementary appropriations
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Track Record Lowered.

FRANKLIN, Ind, Aug. 2s.-The johnson
county track record was reduced to 2;l3
to-day by Tommie Brown. by SCOTS Man,
brino. The record was made in the free-for-
all pace, the purse for which was $500. with
500 added in case the time was better
than 2:14. Bright Light took the last three
heats of the race. The 2:3s trot was won
by Tri Color. 1t was the first race in which
the winner had ever started. In the gen.
tlemen's half-mile road race, entries con-
fined to the county, there were seven start
ers. Fanny, driven by w. G.. Henderson,
won both heats in l:19. Nancy NJ. (E- Har-
DIM and Belle Wilkes LHardin) TOOK sec.
ond and third. Summaries:
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TomIinson Hall Boilers.

Ed Kavanaugh, the Tomlinson Hall engi-
neer. yesterday informed the Board Of
Safety in a letter that in testing the boil
ers under Tomlinson Hall he had found
that one of them leaks badly. He stated
also that the burners under the boilers are
not the proper kin to use. as 1t is imposSi-
bic 10 get the full amount of gas, and con-
sequently enough heat cannot be obtained.
He recommends the purchase Of three
valves and the independent side-wall burn
err The communication vas referred to
the Board of Works.
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The soldiers and sailors monument will
be open again tonight and as 1t will be
a night lin the dark of the MOON when
the electric lights over the city are all
the more brilliant, Custodian Wright an
ticipates d crowd of visitors. He thinks
the monument elevator Will be well pa
tronized by the visitors at the Democratic
convention next week. A telephone has re-
Gently been put In the monument.
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Close of the Darke county Races.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENVILLE, O., Aug. coun-
tvs forty-frst annual fair closed to-day.
The fair was a success, no rain having
fallen this week. This is the first time in
seventeen years the Darke county fair has
had a dry week. The attendance to-day
was about 10000. and fully 5000 witnessed
the races. The parade of premium stock
at noon was pronounced equal to any SIM
races:
Free-for-all Pace; Purse, $300-Lucille H.,
b. m. (Smith), took second. third and
fourth heats. Deck Wright took first. Tod
Crook, Russell and Major Hal also started.
Time-2:16, 2:16. 2:11A, 2:16.
2:17 Trot: Purse, S3W-Florida Monarch
won in straight heats. Minuet, Grandley
and Jakton also started. Time-2:2oh, 2:2l,
223
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Assessment Rolls Approved.

The Board or Works yesterday allowed
the final estimates on the assessment rolls
for the following improvements: For grav-
cling Orange street from Villa avenue to
Peasant avenue; for paving will brick the
first alley east of Meridian street, from
Georgia street south.
A resolution for cement sidewalks on
Capitol avenue. from Twelfth TO Four
teenth street, was adopted by the Board of
INorkS
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Amos r.. Won the Pace.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, Aug. 2S.-The races to-
day were the best of the series. Results:
2:27 Trot: Purse. $500. Allan first. Song
Bird second, Monte Cristo third. Best
time, 2:20L.
Free-for-all Pace: Purse, $500. Amos r.
first, Captain Crouch second, Russie Clay
third. Best time, 2:121a.
Half-mile Run and Repeatedly Hunt
first, Borderer second, Fall City third. Best
time, so.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
FRANKFORT. Ind, Aug. 2s.-Less than
1000 people attended the Clinton county
fair races to-day. Summaries:
Free-for-all pace; purse, $500. Nels Ran
dali first, Chestnut Boy second, Brinoda
third. Best time, 2:14.
Match race for $3.50. Pearl winship de-
feated Lynn Bourbon. Time. 2:22.
Mile run and repeat was won by Cy-
clone. with Voltrine second. Best time,
1.46A.
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Poor Asphalt Laying.

The property owners on Francis street
are Directing to the work that has been
done in laying the asphalt. Yesterday Rev.
Francis Haas complained to the board that
the concrete Is of the poorest kind, that the
asphal Is not more than a half inch thick
in some places, and that a large part of
the work was done without there being a
city Inspector present to observe it.
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Bloomfield Lost to Sullivan.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SULLIVAN. Ind, Aug. 2S-Bloomfield
was defeated by Sullivan to-day. Score:
Sullivan .......0 4 2 ! 0 2 %
Rloomfield ........0 2 0 / O3
Battefies-Sullivan. Whiteridge and
Ouiesser: Bloomfield. Brooks and Dearmie.
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Marriage
Cilain and Lille Bliss.
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Sorry He Left Her.

James Meford. who was arrested a few
days ago on a warrant sworn out by his
wife. charging him with desertion. w-s re-
leased yesterday morning by Judge Cox. IL
was explained that he had returned home
voluntarily. and that he is the only support
of Mrs. Mefford, who ic a consumptive. She
interceded for him.. saying she now believes
that he did not intend to desert her.
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Conductors Demand. Damages.

Frank c. Laws yesterday brought a suit
for $4,000 damages against the Citizens
Street-railroad Company. Laws alleges
for his first paragraph Of complaint that
last June. when acting as a conductor on
a Nirginia-avenue car. he was collecting
fares near the intersection OF Virginia ave-
nue. ana south street, and that on account
OF a defective running board on the side Of
a summer car he was thrown to the pave
ment and suffered a concussion of the
brain. and also received permanent injuries
TO his spine. The second paragraph alleges
that the accident was caused by the mo-
torman turning on the current suddenly
and causing a violent jerk of the car.
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NO FIRE AND POLICE PARADE.
City Forces Not to Take Part In La
bOr-Day Affairs.

The Board of Safety held n short meet
ing yesterday afternoon and decided that
on account of the delay in receiving the
new fire engine there will be no parade of
the fire and police forces on Labor day.
The new engine will not be shipped until
about Sept. L.. and after its arrival there
Will probably be a parade of the depart
ments. The regular bills of the department
were allowed.
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Milwaukee "a 0 0 2 go 70
Columbus 80. 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 2 IA IA
Batterles-Jones and Spear; Boswell and
Wilson.
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Events et Marion.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Ind, Aug. 2S.-The following Is
the result of the races at the Grant county
fair to-day:
ESQ Trot-Alta G. first. Judge Wiley sec
ond. Lena c. third Best time, 2:3o%. Mer-
ga and Plusnone also started.
2l2 Pace-Tommy Mac took first, third
and fourth heats. in 2:194, 2:19& and 2:2o4.
Major Centlivre took second heat, I'm 2:l5&.
/. N. Lutte Strathmore. Frank Harrison
and Nut Burt also started.
Adjuster won the mile dash. over Irene,
Robert +. Lee. Gaslight, Barney Boy and
Ben III.
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VITAL STATISTICS-AUG. %


Addie Mellow. twenty-eight years. 81 Arch
street, Deritonitis.
Henry washam. thirty-nve years. Dallas
street. heart disease.
Regina Liebschutz. ninety-seven years. 125 Da-
wilson street. hemorrhage-
Infant Thomas. nve weeks. 953 North New
Jersey street, whoODing cough.
Charles Small. fourteen months. city. enferifis.
Martha Binkley. sixty-hve years. poisoning.
Charles w. Schad. twenty-six years. $40 North
CAPITOL avenue. PNEUMONIA.
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Ira Bass. aged twenty-five. who has been
an inmate of the insane hospital since 1892,
died at that institution yesterday morning.
He was subject to epileptic fits and suffered
several in succession Wednesday evening.
Yesterday morning while In the throes OF
one he fell back on his couch and died.
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CHIEF WEBSTER PROTESTS.
Mfchigan-Stree Improvement May
Drag Forever.

Chief Webster. OF the fire department.
yesterday sent the following letter 40 the
Board OF Works. which is sel-f-explanatory:
1T seems TO nre that for some cause. TO
me unknown. those people paving Michigan
street are too slow for a funeral. As that
Is one of the outlets 10 the east for engine
company No. ]. some measure should be
resorted to for some one to get a move, and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-08-29
BROKER MlTCHELL'S ARREST.


James Mitchell. a broker. with an office
in the Baldwin Block, was arrested yester-
day by a deputy United States marshal
on a charge OF violating the pension laws.
Mrs Luella Larimore charges that he went
to the pos.ofiice and obtained a letter adj
check. She says he opened the letter and
held the check until she paid him a bill she
owed him. Mitchell claims that he OBJ
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Geraghty.s Fast Two-Year-Old.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RUSHVILLE, Ind. Aug. 2s.-About three
thousand people saw two good races to-
day.
Free-for-all Pace: Purse. $3.50. Won by
Billy w. Madge D. second. Blaze Boy
third. Harry Wood fourth. Best time, 2:1S.
Black Bess won the 2:21 trot. purse, $50.
in straight heats. Nesty Wood second, Red
Bee third, King Lear fourth. Best time,
2:26A.
G~eraghty's two-year-old filly. Esther, by
Baron Posey, made a mile in 2:21A. low
ering her previous record three seconds.
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Grand Jury indictments.

The grand jury yesterday made a partial
report, returning indictments as follows:
Cornelius Jackson. assault and battery:
Edward Caute, grand larceny Cbicycle):
Robert Clark, grand larceny (bicycle):
George LAHORE, petit larceny: Tfllie Rust.
grand larceny; John Barber and John
Wolf. robbery; Elmer Robinson, Harry
Warner. James williams and George Ku-
gleman, burglary: Clarence Sweeney. petit
larceny. The grand jury also recommend
ed the discharge of Thurman Preston,
burglary: Grin Shan. charged with aiding
prisoners TO escape. and John Jones. grand
larceny
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Brown. Surprise the Giants.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-The st. Louis
Browns sprung a surprise on Captain
Joyce's men this afternoon by batting out
a victory. Doheny was knocked out Of the
box in the second inning. Seymour fin
ished the game, and only two hits were
made off him. Score:
r. II. T..
st. Louis .....2 0 0 0-5 0
New York ....2 0 0 0 0 o % Z 5
Observation-Disclosures and Murphy: Do
heny, Seymour and Wilson. Earned runs
St. Louis. 2; New York. i. First base on
errors-St. Louis. 8. Left on bases-St.
Louis. II; New York. s. Bases on balls-Of
Breitenstein. 3: off Doheny. 2: off Seymour,
3. Struck out-By Breitenstein, 3: by Do
heny. 2; by Seymour. 1. Home run-Joyce.
T~hree-base hit-Parrott. Sacrifice hit-Tur-
ner. Stolen bases-Dowd. Sullivan. Van
Haltren. Joyce. Gleason. Double play
Breitcnstein. Cross and Connor. Wild
pitches-Breitenstein. !: Doheny. 1. Hit by
pitcher-By Breitenstein, 1. Time-2:03.
Inn ira-Fr clio
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Nels Randall Took Free-for-AlI.
RUNNING
Horse No. 1 on the Programme q
Newport Won Every Event.

CINCINNATI. Aug. ga remarkable
thing occurred at the Newport track to-
day. Horse No. l On the programme in
every race won. Remarkable as IL was,
however, there were a lot OF people who
picked the five winners the same as the
programme had them and the combination
book was hit hard. Five hundred TO one
was given again to those who picked the
card in a combination. Winners and odds
I'm order: Arrack. s TO 3; Lorelei. 4 TO 8;
Little Walter. 4 TO 1; Meadowthorpe, even;
(anoIon 4 70
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McCurdy a Smith Asstrn.

McCurdy & Smith, electricians at No. -
North Meridian street, assigned yesterday
morning to Charles s. Tarleton for the
benefit of creditors. The assets and liabili-
ties are not known. but IL is believed the
firm will pay I'm full. Poor collections q
given as the cause of the failure.
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play. Score:

"Batted Tor Hogan IN the ninth inning.
Score by innings:
Kansas City ......2 2 o 0 l 0 0 3 4-12
Indianapolis ........ 0 3 / 3 / 1 0 0 Pill
Earned Runs-Kansa City, s.; Indianap-
oils, Z.
Two-base Hits-Campau, Nichol. Gala
han, Stewart, Wood, Mccarthy, Cross.
Home Runs-Menefee, Callahan, Campau
Sacrifice Hits-Nyce, McVicker, Hogan,
Williams.
Bases on Balls = Off Callahan. 3: off
Cross. 3.
Struck Out-By Callahan, 3.
Passed Ball-Wood.
Time of Game-2:05.
UmDire-O'B rien.
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Burglars entered the house OF David l..
6hideler. H Ash street. early yesterday
morning and carried off a suit of clothes
and a gold watch and chain. The detec-
tives were notified and went TO work on the
ease.
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IL would be of advantage to the company
spoken of II the Improvement should COM
mence at the avenue. as every square
gained Is a great advantage TO the depart
ment."
The board took no action in regard to the
rnatfar
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winners at Other Tracks.

At st. Louis-Maggie. 5 to !; Zoulika, 10
TO 1: AL Lone. Z 10 2: Minerva, Q to 20; Palo-
macita, l to .; Hester, I to 3.
AT Milwaukee, Wis.-Morven, Vanessa,
His Brother, Lou Bramble, Denver.
At Windsor-katie W.. joan Sullivan,
Necedah. Wathans. Ardath.
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Twentieth-street Cement Walks.

Final action was taken yesterday by the
Board of Works OIL the resolution for a
cement walk on the north side of Twentieth
street, from College avenue to Greenwood
street, and for a local sewer in ketcham
street, from Merrill street to Sinker street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-08-29

Reports OF a typhoid epidemic at Albion
have been made 10 j. n. Hurry, secretary
OF the State Board OF Health. The neigh
borhood Is supplied with water from a
well IN a livery stable. liz Is believed The
epidemic Is due 10 this fact.
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Regina Liebschutz. ninety-five years old.
died yesterday at the home of her son. A.
Stern. of cerebral hemorrhage. She was
the mother OF ten children. two OF whom.
Max and Samuel. Of this city. survive her.
The body Will be taken TO Cincinnati for
hur5a1 sr
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Washington ....2 0 6 0 2-ll IL
Rittshurg ---..0 0 D o 3 0 il o
First Time This Season.

BROOKLYN. n. Y, Aug. 2s.-Brooklyn
managed to pull to-day's game at Eastern
Park out of the fire in the seventh and
eighth innings. The feature was Mlller's
home run. He put the ball over the left
field fence. the first time it has been done
this season. Attendance. 1000. Score:
r. H. F..
Brooklyn .....0 o 0 2 3 slS IL o
Louisville 80 o 2 o / 0 %
Batteries-Payne and Burrell; Hill and
Miller. Earned runs-Louisville. 3. First
base on errors-Brooklyn. 3. Left on bases
Brooklyn 10: Louisville. 4. Bases on balls
Off Hill, 5. Home runs-Miller. Jones.
Three-base hit-Corcoran. Sacrifice hit
Burrell. Stolen bases-Dolan. Griffin. Shin
die. Double play-Corcoran. Shoch and
Grim. Hit by pitcher-~McCarthy. Tn
Time-2:10.
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REDS STILL ON SLEDS
AND SLIDING AWAY FROM THE Ma
TIONAL LEAGUE PENNANT.
Given Another Push rd by
the TOboggan, Thanks to Quakers.
To-Day's National League Games.

Cleveland at New York.
Pittsburg at Baltimore.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
Louisville at Boston.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
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LoriIIard's Horse Won.

LONDON. Aug. 2S.-Mr. Pierre Loril-
lard's American horse. Diakka. won the
Regulation plate of 106 sovs. at Hurst Park
to-day. Paper Chase was second.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-08-29

Edward johnson and Elmer Hayden were
bound over to the grand jury yesterday on
a change Of HOUSEKEEPING. They are only
sixteen years OF age. They are charged
with entering the house of W.. II. 9resh.
No. l24 Clifford avenue.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-08-29

The train carrying Department Com-
mander Caylor. his staff. the president OF
the indian w. r. G. and her associates
to the National Encampment will leave this
city over the Big Four Monday morning
1T u:50 II Is the Indiana headquarters
train
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-08-29

Two cases against Pleasant Jester fer
selling liquor on Sunday were tried by
| Judge McCray yesterday and taken under
advisement. Both were appeals from the
Police Court.