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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-03-22
Freely GOssiped for Years I'm the Dis
trict, and Were Once Published.
In Pamphlet Form.
HENRY COUNTY is BOILING
SENSATIONAL POLITICAL MEETING
TO BE HELD THIS WEEK.
Rushville Convention Elects Watson
Delegates and Indorses the Ca
reer of Their Favorite.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Ind. March q. - The
streets of this city were thronged with ex-
cited Republicans to-day, and the all-ab-
sorbing topic was the interview in this morn
ing's Journal with Congressman Johnson, in
which he stated he was coming here to
confront Congressman Watson on account
of certain stories being circulated. The
statements in Mr.. Johnson's interview Great
ed veritab,e sensation when the Journals
came this morning, and all day the matter
was discussed by the friends OF the two
Congressman. AT times the debates reached
white heat. The Watson people were high
ly elated over the victory in Hancock coun-
ty, and when their champion came in on an
early train this morning he was rendered an
ovation. He soon departed, however, for
Sulphur Springs, where he delivered a
speech this afternoon. AS to the stories
which Johnson claims have been circulated,
referring To his personal habits his family
relations, ETC., it be truthfully said that
such statements have been and are being
scattered broadcast over the county, and
are doing Johnson great injustice by whom
soever started. Mr.. Watson said, however,
that such stories are being circulated with
out his sanction, but it is very apparent
that such defamation exists and is generally
regretted by both contending parties. Mr..
Watson said he would prepare a statement
to-day, which he would send 10 the Journal
tomorrow. He will not say what that
statement is, but insits that 1t will free him
of any blame for the stories referred TO by
Mr.. johnson. Mr.. Johnson has challenged
Mr.. Watson to- meet him in joint meetings
during the coming week, ana Mr.. Watson
will likely accept
Mr.. Johnson arrived at his home in Rich
mond tonight and will be here early Mon
day morning TO begin what will likely be
one of the most eventful weeks in Henry
county politics. Although the contest will
be a fiery one, and no doubt some one will
have his feelings hurt, every one here says
it is absurd to speak of personal en-
counters or anything of that sort, for both
men have the good name of the "Old Burnt
district too much at heart to attempt TO
settle the matter in any such way, especially
when each has good command of the En-
glish language. The dates and places for
the Johnson meetings next week are as
follows:
March 2S-Mooreland in the afternoon and
Mt Summit in the evening.
March 24-Straughns afternoon, Lewisville
evening.
March 25-Knightstown afternoon. Green's
boro evening.
March 26-<Kennard afternoon, Cadiz even
ing.
March 27-New Lisbon afternoon, Millvile
March ss-Middletewn afternoon and even
ing.
March 30-Spiceland afternoon.
March 31-New Castle, afternoon.
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5 psr Cent t.-LOans-5p Per Cent
cent promptly made In large cities and towns only
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26 Lombard Building.
WANT BROWN DEPOSED.
Members Of the Preachers Congrega.
tior Seeking His Removal.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 21-Undeterred
by the character OF the findings Of the min
isterial council. the opposition to the Rev.
DR.. c. o. Brown has started anew an effort
TO depose the pastor OF the First Congrega-
tional Church. A meeting Of the parishion-
ers opposed to Brown was held last night
Plans were discussed for securing petition
TO ask DE-. Brown to resign. A vote was
taken on the suggestion that DR.. Brown
should leave the ministry. One Of the MEM
bers said that he did not believe in sending
q pestiferous ship 10 clean port"
Mrs. Cooper made a speech In behalf of
the First Congregational Church and spoke
Of the work II had done in the field OF Chris
tianity. but she thought that a great slur
had been placed On II by the manner in
which the people received DIR. Brown on
Wednesday night. She said that she did not
believe they had done the proper thing As
the object OF the meeting was TO act for
the best welfare Of the church. those present
decided that II would be judicious 10 take
the opinion OF as many OF the church mem-
bers as possible in regard 70 DR.. Brown.
The meeting resolved into a committee Of
the whole to find out the general opinion
That exists IN the church regarding DIR.
Y8@
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Poverty Supposed to Have Caused n
Man tn XIII His Wife and HIMSELF.

OMAHA. Neb.. March A.-Poverty is sup
posed to have been the cause for a murder
and suicide In Omaha this afternoon. About
10 o'clock the bodies of John Hartman
and wife were found in their small resi-
dence. IN the northern part of the city.
with a bullet hole in the head of each. A
largo revolver with two chambers empty
was found by the corpse of the husband
The woman's body was doubled up, face
downwards. In a closet. She is supposed to
have reached the position while trying to
avoid here husband when he was trying TO
murder her. Nothing was left to indicate
the cause The man was employed by a
contractor snd had been out OF work q long
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discussed in connection with the prize
fighter tactics announced In his interview
of yesterday.
al do noe think there will be any blood
shed, and am inclined TO think that the
gentleman from Wayne will not be nearly
so vicious when he reaches the scene or the
conflict"
Johnson's constant talk about mar
tyrdom to his congressional Saties
is also being freely commented
on here by those who wonder IL he
did not also have some duties during she
last session of Congress. when he rems ned
In Richmond during the entire term re-
ceiving an enormous fee for his services ln
the Morrison will case and drawing his
congressional salary at the same time.
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Reporters Make n Rush for the New.
port Jail. bat Are Not Admitted.

CINCINNATI. March 2l.-rhe report from
Columbus about finding the head OF Pearl
Bryan caused a sensation In this city and
Its Kentucky suburbs The newspaper men
rushed for the Newport fail to talk to Jack
son and walling about II. but Judge Helm
would not change his rule prchibiting any
one from visiting the prisoners. CHIEF
Deitsch and other officers have received 50
many inquiries for descriptions OF the head
Columbus until to-day. The leaves found IN
the hair may have come from some other
locality, as II Is the general belief that the
head was carried away Immediately after the
decapitation. There are. however. ash lrees
near where the murder was committed The
description sent from Columbus to-day hao
been consistent with the information In the
hands OF the officers here. bat the officers
will want TO get complete an inder.s f7c4-
tion OF the head as they have already or fho
body before they Will give out any statement.
They ina that the head could have ~
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You can't trust prescription unless you
know who compounds 1T. Reliable pharma-
cists prepare reliable prescriptions. To peo-
pie who know us this means a great deal.
That's why We do such a large prescription
business.
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An Opinion from sheIbyviIIe.

To the Editor Of the indianapolis Journal:
The Republicans or this city were very
much surprised this morning on picking up
the Journal and finding the manifesto OF
Mr. Henry u. johnson. in which he makes
vicious attack on Mr. James 4. Watson.
Mr.. Johnson may feel that he has some
grounds for making his wholesale insinua-
tions hut Republicans in this city do not
see Il that way. Mr.. Watson's record in this
course has always been straightforward and
manly. mis- speeches have been the very per-
sonidcation of good will and kindly spirit 10
ALL Never in any Of his addresses has he
maligned or abrzed any opponent: never has
he said harsh thing or uttered an unkind
(CoAtlnNeA On eeoenA Pa9e.l
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LIST or ENTS.

Granted t" Southern States Inventors
this week. Reported hy G. A. Snow
4 Co. solicitors of American and For
tIgn Patents, Opp. u. Patent Office
Washington, ID. e..
"A. Beck. Atlanta, Ga, Electric rail
way conduit. II. l.. Sedtord. Bailey,
Tenn, Street ear fender. w. G.. Briggs
Winston, \. G.. Cigarette machine.
W. j. Dealtiy. Louisville. Ky. SEED
ing machine. [, B. Dixon, Hender
son, Ky, Register. j. +. Hartigan,
Salem, Va. Machine for splitting I'll
saiettes. 7. E. Hoffman. Orangeburg.
5. C.. Machine for stripping and
cleaning peanuts. l.. {. Hopkins,
Atlanta, Ga, Sheet feeding machine.
II. Z. Kidney, Hartman, Tenn Neck
yoke. w. Il. Lancaster, New Orleans.
La. Coffee cooker, j n. Larkin.
Memphis. Tenn. Car coupling. j. W.
Lo"nhi> Dnudtnn. Ky. Evaporation.
I. Mooiiie.d. Newnolt. Ky, Watch
case pendant. }. + Page, CiiewacIa,
Ala. Eltctrlc-rallway system. j. n.
Parker, McAdensville. n. C., Splnnins
frame saddle j. y. Piatt. Augusta,
Ca, Rotary raznr >tl"rping aud hon
ing appa atus. j. Rice, Fist, Head,
Fla. Saw cotton 9in. j. II. Srntt.
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Thibodauy offers splendid advanta-
ges t" people from Il colder cline
seeking some quiet country town il
tie Southland rs il winter resort. 1t
has >pleadId hotels where board and
lodging ear b. bad cheap: it has a
complete system Of si~devalks: Il first
class IN stem 81 Hatel works. to which
VIII ar added al electric light plant :
good clutches easy of access: IA fine
opera toliSe where good theatrical
troHles often perform first class pub
lie buildings, and the most lsaSpitabie
| people. The town is situated in the
centre If the sugar district and offers
aneXccilcd opportunities for excursions
into the country to witness the inter
esting operation "f >ugar.making. The
town has daily railroad and telegraph
ic communications with the Crescent
City from which it is only tfty-five
miles west, and has two mails Il da,
from the east aud the west.
The climate is all that can be de
sired.
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TWO VALIANT KNIGHTS co A RIDING.

W0 VALIANT KNIGHTS Go A RIDING.
Tive Sedate citizens of ThiboaauX,
ore a well knoWn paper hanger and
llou>e-painter. the other an expe-
iieuced railroad engineer and accrm
plishea vjolini~t. laid aside the cares
of their respective avncations on last
Sunday afternoon, and set ont for an
e~xhiliratin@ ride. Eot Il bicycle tide
but a genuine. old fashioned holse-
back ride, at a ing-trnt.
Once mounted, our valiant knights
headed l,ici. fiery Stteds down the
basou. AND off they went merrily,
chatting al tie while ard shifting the
pure country ar to ti.eirlnngs' content.
Notwithstanding boil, "ere amateur
riders. they proceeded as tar rs the
Catholic Chateit without mishap. but
there. presto, the ,ecreant steeti of the
painter determined to try his ability
at ii short and sudden turn aul in his
innocent practice landed our rnprac-
ticed painter on his back ii i puddle
where he enjoyed q better oppnitnni-
ty than lie desired to daub himself
with mud as he had dauhed many 4
house with paint before.
This slight c0ntretemps struck the
chord Of h~ilarity in our eneineer-mnsi-
clan who laughed So that lie had I,
hold his sides, when, presto, the fright
ened horse of The unfortunate paiutel
SHE'D 50 close by him. that he instinct
lively took his foot out OF the st:rrup tc
kick the passing horse. and losing his
balance ana his nwa animal shying at
the same time, the good musician tnm-
bled into the mud, too, and cut short
his laugh.
The other valiant knight who had
suffered no hurt to sell, now saw the
langhing-polnt and relieved himself in
excellent style. They thea both
picked themselves up, and, pitiahlc
sights "a they were, returned home,
wiser men for their hard Iessun in the
noble ant of horseback riding.
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Mr.. w. F. Hassell. of Corpus Christ;

Mr.. w. F. Hassell, of Corpus Christi.
Texas, Special Deputy Grand Master
Workman of the Grand Lodge of Tex
IS. Ancient Order of United Workmen.
is in town. looking after the interest
Of his order. Mr.. Hassell claims that
the A. .. L. w. is the oldest. largest
in membership, and among the best
fraterual societies in the world. 1t
WAS organized in 1868 and has a mem
bersllip of 100000. 1t is a benevolent
order, its object being to advance the
material welfare of its members and
procure them cheap Insurance ON the
installment plan.
Mr.. Hassell is in town for the pur,
pose of establishing a lodge.
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Numa DudousSat, The convicted
alderman of New Orleans for hribe-
taking. now wears a felon's suit, be-
hind lie bars Of the State Penetentla-
ny.
Some Of his former eonfreres, now
languishine IN the parish prison of
New Orleans. viii, M doEht join him
in his new abode Ut no distant day.
Tie crime they committed deserves
the penaaity inflicted.
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The editor O! THE COURIER attend
Ell the Democratic Senatorial and Jn-
Gieiai Conventions that were held in
IhibodanS this week. Thibodaux is
Il live town. filed with live people
mostly Democrats with ii few dead Re-
politicians and nary a Popuiist. The
only kind of '.pops" that ever put in
an appearance in Lafoulcle and Terre-
bonnie are those that come with the
spring of the wear aud chant their
sweet songs in tie tree tops.-IIouma
Courier.
We have another kind of '.pop.'
brother Dnsal that ~etfervescing hey-
eraoe put out By Polmer Bros. When
spring time comes around we vii.
take pleasure in sending you a sample.
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The regular Republicans have Sc
lected their delegates to the St Louis
convention and now the managers OF
Mckinley's campaign and those of
Reeds both claim a majority of
the delegates for their man. Possess
Your souls II patience. gentlemen, for
..our brother in black" is noted for
..ways that are dark and peculiar in
politics, and one cannot always "almost
tell' until after the vote is counted.
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PEkSONALS

Miss Cnline Folse of Assumption.
spent the week III town with friends.
MI. Valerie Thibodaux, now en-
ployeI ut Patterson, was in town this
week.
Dir. Dansereau's many friends will
regret to learn that he has been laid
up with rheumatism aud fever.
Mrs. +. Z. knobloch and daughter
Judith, Of Lower Lafnurche. spent
some time last week in Thibolaux.
Mr.. George Dionne who has been
seriously sick in New Orleans is now
returned to his home much improved
III health.
Miss Adeline Laro>e, Of --
after spending some time with lela-
tives i'll Thibodaux. returned home
Thursday.
Mr.. Fuzzy Morvant IL we'll know,
BRICK mason and for mapy years il res
ldent OF Thihodaux, has moved witt
his family to Franklin, La.
oHiitS NdiofouSn, me only o OF
I Sir. BerJamen Malblough. OF this town
is lying seriously Ill with pneumonia.
lie has been combating the dread
disease with alternate nope aud fea.
Tor the last ten or twelved1ys.
Prot. L. NJ. Hargis who keeps a
boys select school has been contin ed
to his room by sickness during the
greater part of the week. He expects
to be able to reopen his school On
Monday.
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The many friends of Miss Georgiana
Sutlon. a native OF this parish. who
has spent tile last sever years in mis-
sioLary work III Japan, will be inter
ested to know that she has returned to
New Orleans, where she proposes to
pass her well earned vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Sutl,-
on, for aany years residents of this
parish.
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SYRt'i /

NEW People needing first grade
SYRUP battery syrup, choice cooler
and molasses, or fine open train
SUGAR sugar, should lose no time
in making known their wants to Mr..
George Dionne. Of the Enterprise
plantation. who Will supply them with
first class articles, at very reasonable
prices.
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The SENTINEL is pleased to chroni-
Gle the fact that on last "Wednesday. 4
sweet little girl made its apparition
in the family Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Barker of Canal street. We congrat-
ulate the happy paientc Oh the aus
pieiouS event.
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A ynung man in Lowell Mass.
tioRhled for yeats with Il constant
sneetssion of boils on his neck. was
completely cured 10y taking only three
bottles OF Ayers SarSaparilla. An
othel result Of the treatment was
greatly improved digestion With H.
creased ayoildupois.
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Tie Touro Far which has been in
full blast in the Crescent City is prov
ing a grand success both socially and
financially.
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Any Tendency to premature bald
ness may he promptly licked by the
use of Ayers Hair Nigor. Dou't delay
till the scalp is bare and the hait-root>
destro,e ed. II You would realize The
best results, begin at once with this
invaluable preparation.
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Ex. President Harrison has IN
nounced over his syn signature that
he will not lie Il candinate for the Re
publican presidential nomination, and
man, # the other Aspisants feel con-
siderable relief.
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LOCAL N4Ws.


MR.. ARTHUR HOFFMAN Is Z AU-
III thoriZed solicitor and collector.
He j. authorized to receive subscriptions
riders for Job work, make collections and
ssue receipts.
ANY courtesy extended to him will be ap-
1reciated.
Managing Editor.
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W'">'"". \. e.. Advertising appara-
rus. $. L. Seats. Norfolk, Va, Valve
Tor nnruni1,ir 'i.e>. y. j. Smith,
SaNrr'~> Ca. Cheese cutter. r. C..
Stewart. il, C~oviny.nn, Ky, Metallic
fence. J.I. Watkins. Messy Creek,
Tenn. Dedsttad fastening. A. p.
Woodland. Little Rock, Ark, jug
holder. Il. Il Zell. Baltimore, Nd,
Marine boiler
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The New Orleans mint has been re-
opened and the employees who had
been given a fnilough are rejoiced at
tile resumption of thcir occupation.
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The SENTINEL learns that Mr.. Tip
ton Setiy. one of the worthy sons of
our esteemed fellow parishioner, Mr..
John 5. Seely. has been confined to his
bed with fever for several days. II
hopes soon to see him in full health.
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With another new hotel in town, the
travelling public will not suffer for
lack Of proper and comfortable accom-
mediation.
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Mr.. 0. LeBrnn Of Assumption has
purchased ir. Furcy Morvant's house
aud lot on Jackson with the intention
of making Thibodaux his home. lie
intends To remodel and enlarge the
house 81 is to make coinmodious and
comfortable dwelling. MI. LeBrun is
II good citizen and is a valuable acqui-
sitiun to our population.
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Mr.. John j. Fitzpatrick, an estima-
BILE citizen of New Orleans. and very
prominent III Catholic Knight Circles.
died on last Wednesday.
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The small farmers of Lafoufche have
had bad weather for the planting OF
hish potatoes.
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l0u hear t almost everywhere, and
read it IN the newspapers, that Sim
mons Liver Regulator is the best liver
remedy. and the best Spring medicine.
and the best blood medicine. The
only medicine of any consequence that
| use is Simmons Liver Regulator
So wrote Mr.. K. a. Cobb, Of Morgan
ton, y. G. And w. f. Park, N. D.,
of Tracy CITY, Tenn. writos Sin
mons Liver Regulator is the best"
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johnny Jones ana Henry Simmons,
lately c"ntine" IN the parish Jail Of
Avo yelles under sentence Of death for
the assassination of James X. Bond
and awaiting their day of execution,
which was fixed for next Friday. broke
Jail and escaped during the night of
the 3ru inst.
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Messrs. Frost & hammer have
moved their saddlery establishment
into the old post-ntfice on St. Louis
Street. between Main and Market
streets.
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When Ba1y was sick, we gave her c@astoria.
When Size vas a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When She became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When She lad Children, she gave hem Castoria,
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IF wish a fine head Of hair of {
MANUAL hue, Use Halls Hair Remover
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1000 Gallons Cistern SIS. 1850 Gallons, SO
A. Riggs Bros. 81 PerdiGo st. New Orleans
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EEEp ytfTE MONEY

kEET IULk M5AtE
in a good hant. Time deposits
arsW interest and the Smallest ant
atrt will open an 0 Bank
0fYMh0dauX.
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In n recent editorial the Salem.
Oregon, Independent says: Time and
again lave we seen Chamberlain
Cougl Remedy tried AMI never with
out tie most satisfactory results
Whenever we sec a person afflicted
with hoarseness. with Il cough or cold
We invariably advise them to get
Chamherlain's Cough Remedy; and
when they do, they never regret il
1t always does the work. and does il
we'll" For sale BY all druggist.