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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-10
CITY NEWS NOTES.

William Hinsley engineer at No. / engine
house. while out on his engine last night,
struck a scantling with his foot, bruiSing
it badly and straining his ankle.
Samuel Cline disappeared from his home,
No 572 West Washington street, at about
4 o'clock last Saturday morning, and his
family has not seen heard from him
since Cline is about six feet three inches
tall light hair. sandy mustache, and the
first joint on his first and second fingers is
missing. He wore gray sack suit when
last seen.
j. A. Van Camp, manager of the Geiser
Manufacturing Companys local office. says
he did not intend in his interview of yes
terday in regard TO the exhibit of thrash
ing machines at the State fair to leave the
impression that he thought all the manu-
facturers would break their agreement in
regard to not exhibiting at the fair this
year. He says that he meant that he
thought all would exhibit next year, but
did not mean to charge them with a
wholesale breaking of their present agree
ment.
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4 HHUGHVILLE FIRE.
MoOre's Planning Mill Destroyed-Loss
over S1,5cO.

The woodworking shop in Haughville,
known as Moore's planning mill was burned
to the ground last night before the Indian
apolis Fire Department could reach the
scene. The fire broke out in the center of
the building and spread to all sides, making
it very difficult to handle. The mill was
near the Malleable iron works, and it was
the Waterman there who first discovered
the flames and sent in the alarm, but the
distance was too great for the Indianapolis
Fire Department to cover in time to do
much good, except in preventing the fire
from spreading. The building was a light
structure and burned very rapidly after
getting a start, the fire department return
ing to the city in less than one hour
Everything within the building was de-
stroyed causing a loss of between 81 800
and $1,000 the greater part of which was
machinery used in dressing the rough
boards
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State mot even his own SON. He is a
dead heavy load; in fact, too heavy Tor
Mr.. Bryan TO pull Everything that BY
he is for Bryan is against. Ism L this
pretty dilemma, one of the team pulling
forward with the other pulling backward?
Watson is for everything that Bryan is
for. and more. They will make Il
good. honest and true-pulling team. Both
VIII pull at once and at the right time as
far as the Chicago platform goes. From
thence on the road will be smoother ana
more level, and knowing well Watsons
true pulling qualities, we will take chances
that he will get there with the remainder
OF the load.
WATSON IS NEEDED.
Watson is great campaigner and one
of the hardest fighters in the Nation We
need him in this fight. He is also great
vote maker, and we surely need the votes.
He can make as good a Democratic speech
as Bryan All his teachings are true
Democracy. If you will put him where he
rightfully belongs he will carry every
Southern State, and we need the Southern
States this year in our business. He will
also carry more doubtful States than any
other man in the Nation. I doubt if Sewall
can carry any of the Southern States; at
least he ought not. Every Southern Dem
ocrat and Populist should support Watson.
He is their man, and d true representative
OF their section. Watson is a good Popu-
list; good Populist is a No. l good Demo-
ic Aooutii ilsio always DGeli
in making up the presidential ticket by
both old parties. The Democratic party has
always presumed that the South would
elect their ticket for them. This has be-
come matter of second nature to them
and they have possibly never once thought
that the Southern Democrats would like to
be honored with place the national
Democratic ticket. place that they are
fully entitled to through justice to their
voting strength, their ability and their 10y
atty. Now, Mr.. Editor, we are for Bryan
We admire his ability and his honesty. and
we hope that he may be elected. and we
believe that if elected he will serve the
get that if we can't vote for Watson we
won't vote for Bryan. 1 sincerely hope
that the committees of the two parties. in
Guiding the free-silver Republicans will get
together and arrange this matter SO that
the people can win in this fight Let every
reforms take up the cry and push it along
everywhere and keep. it going. Yours for
the cause of the people
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How They Feel in Tennessee.

Herman Eichel, a Jewish clerk employed
at the store of c. f. Adams 81 Co. 90
North Illinois street. and who resides at
the corner of Senate avenue and Ohio
street, received a letter from his uncle
Frank Heart, one of the leading Jewish
citizens of Knoxville, Tenn, yesterday The
letter was of a private character until the
close, which Mr.. Eichel thinks is good
enough to be published. Eichel and his
brother Jacob have always been Demo-
Gratis, voting the ticket of their party, and
it was the knowledge possessed by their
uncle concerning this fact that was the
cause of the letter being closed as it was.
The following is the extract from the let
ter which airs the sentiments of a life
long Democrat of Knoxville:
OF Mckinley. l have always been a Dem
ocrat and intend to remain one, one of the
kind that met recently in your city, but
Palmer having no chance of election. and
wanting Bryan defeated, l DON attend to
throw away my vote. but viii vo>S, for Nc
kinley, who stands for f0Nt1, honesty and
prosperity. l trust that 41p and your
brother feel the same w4> ne election
of Bryan would cause ~ - .rScry and
possibly a revolution. = IS ever
no danger. as Mckinley - Il q by
an overwhelming majCrtis Jui5, OF be
surprised if Tennessee v . for MIN ;
MIR. Heart need feel NO a.4easiness as his
nephew states that he Will vote for Nc
1<inley, not because of TIE letter of his
that it is for his good and for the good
pf country.
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ONE ENORMOUS BILL.
DIR. Eisenbeiss Wants $500 from
County for Analysis.

The Board of County Commissioners yes
terday passed upon bills for the month of
August. The board failed TO approve the
bill drawn in favor of T.. NJ. Eisenbeiss
and approved by the coroner for the sum Of
$500 for making chemical analysis of the
ste mach of Fannie YoUnC. The woman was
found dead in her home, at North Indiar apo
lis, Aug. ~. and a post-mortem examina-
too failed to disclose the cause of death
The chemical analysis was ordered by the
coroner Among bills approved was one
IL favor of DR.. j. b. Long for holding five
autopsies, xl25; one in favor of DR. r. F.
Bigger. for three autopsies SIS, and one
mi favor of Charles i. Etter, for services
81 constable. $l07.95.
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THE LEGISLATIVE CONVENTION.
That of Marion County Set for satur
day. Sept. 20

The executive committee of the Repub-
lican county committee met last night and
fixed Saturday, Sept. 26, as the date for
the Republican county legislative conven-
ton This is two weeks from next Satur-
day. If agreeable to Hancock and Shelby
counties the joint Representative conven-
ton will be held here at the same time. In
the joint legislative convention the appor-
uonment of delegates will be the same as
that OF the last State convention. Marion
county will have 105 votes in this body
while in the Marion county legislative con
ventlon there will be double this represent
tation, that is, 30 delegates
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Senator Thursfon,s sneech.

Senator Thurston, of Nebraska, perma-
nent chairman of the late Republican ma
tional convention, will speak at Tomlinson
Hall next Monday night. This will be his
first address in this city. Several marching
clubs will escort him to the hall.
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The Meetings Tonight.

The Republican meetings for tonight in
Marion county are as follows: Traders
Point. Eli T. Ritter; Lawrence, Caleb 5.
Denny; Alliance Schoolhouse, Washington
township. G. w. Lancaster and w. G.
Thompson: Flackviile. l.. 3. Swift: Fiji
teenth Ward Mckinley Club. d. B. Shide-
Ter and J. Z. Haskell
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days. Between sixty and seventy speakers
have been assigned at the national head
quarters in the last two days and arrange
ments made for over 800 speeches, extend
ing as far west as the Rockies.
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DunIap's Celebrated Hats.
Fall Style 1896. ''Seaton's Hat Store
Fall Fnncies.

The fall essentials to gentlemens furnish
ings are ready for inspection at Paul II.
Krauss's haberdashery, Al and 46 East
Washington street. New fancy neckwear,
shirts and vests are among the novelties.
Ladies flannel waists are also shown in a
M nber OF shades.
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For forty years Cooks Imperial Extra
Dry Champagne has stood the test for pur-
ity and its delicious bouquet.
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Insure with German Fire Insurance or IN
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Insure against tornadoes. The McGil-
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Among the prominent speakers assigned
to Indiana yesterday by Chairman Hahn
of the Republican speakers bureau, are
Warner Miller. of New York. and Repre-
sentative Dingley, of Maine. The former
viii speak in this State Sept. 90 "a and p.
and in Michigan Sept. q and 30. Mr..
Dingley will first go to Ohio. speaking
there Oct / and ?. then coming to Indiana
for Oct. 3. 5. and Z, gaiag TO Illinois,
where he will speak the following four
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Millinery,
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We believe assortment whole will compare favoraby
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ssOIJI4 OUALITIToS''
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"OIJR POLICY.
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| Special train leaves m, Saturday,
Sept u. Returning, leaves Seymour p. m.
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Feed -FOUR horse JANEs's Dustless Oats.
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Insure your home in the Glens Falls.
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PENNSYLVANIA LINE.
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REPUBLICAN BARBECUE.
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Our Introduction to the Public
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IA

In order to give to the general public idea of bune
WILL few brief remarks endeayOr outline of
herewith.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28

Ce0poo ~ Dryas nas 80 vooD . n
Desd Cessssssy.
Chicago. Oct ss.-Chairman Daniel
j. Campau. Of the Democratic national
campaign committee. received yeps~r-
day tesesrsphsc reports from each
chairman In the Union givine essi-
mates based on the latest. iusorms ssoo
a. TO how the different ssases w-fli re-
cord their votes q ~eck from yesterday.
This 10 the last formal report that viii
be made by the chasrmen cs the az
fercnt state committees. Campau said:
The Democratic national committee
awaits the result Of next w~eh-s e,ec-
ton with serene confidence. William
]. Bryan will he elected By the largest
popular majority given any prcssd~n,
IN quarter OF Q century. He ~ili
have more than 300 votes in the cleo
torai college. our reports from the mid
die western states show the effect Of
his wonderful campaigning tour
through them Ma3osfsscs win be IN
creased by many thousand % the re-
suit OF his great Journey. Illinois.
Michigan. Indiana Iowa and Mime
sofa are absolutely safe. and our
chances IN Ohio end Wisconsin, ana
more than Gathering.
senator German. one Of she most
as,utc political leaders Of the Union.
guarantees us Maryland. our IMPORTS
rom kcntu~ky ar. that Republican
monopoly and Democratic treason win
be voted out by fporc than sn.ooo. The
solid south and the silver ives; win
JOIN hands Ia an inpr~rnabie alliance
NJ the polls. the great middle west 10
With them In invif.ribie union.
These states uiii give their vote,
Tor him without shadow cf doubfs Ala
hafns- II. Arkansas. =. california. 3.
Colorado. .: Florida. q. Georgia. ~.
Idaho. ,. Illinois. -. Indiana q. toaa.
IL Kansas. 10; k~n'ucty. -: Leuisi.
ana. =. Maryland. 3. Nschiean. 10. Min.
neso's. >. fiississirri .. Missouri. ~.
Montana :: Nebraska. o. Nevada. 3,
North Carolina. II. North Dakota. 3.
Oregon. q; south caroiira. o. south
Dakota .. Tennessee. y. reras. a..
Utah. ;: Virginia. ;. washington. q.
West Virginia. q. Wyoming. s-sossi egs
In addition our chances for success In
these states far better than those Of tire
Republicans: Delaware. ,. Ohio. -.
Wisconsin. i2-sosni a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28
NORTON Foa BRYAN.

NJ Leader of the "Miadle-sf. the Re>Ss
rspaaisss Ssr tie Dcmeerssse Isaaes.
Mr.. 8. r. Norton. of Illinois. the "a.
vorite candidate Of the ''middie-of-thc-
road" Populists for the presidential
nomination at the 81. Louis convention.
has written . letter to Senator Butler.
OF North Carolina. chairman OF the
Populist national committee. announc-
ing his support OF Mr.. Bryan and ad-
visinE Populists everywhere TO azsis.
In Mr.. Bryan's election. Mr.. Norton
advises Populisfs TO forgive for the
time any unjust treatment from the
Democrats and postpone the settlement
OF minor difficulties until after the
election. He says:
IT success is assured the Populist
party cannot be denied tho glory of
the victory. Whether Mr.. Bryan n a
Populist or not. one thing absolutely
certain r. that every enemy rcfornerr
have encountered during the last twcn-
~ years we md today among Mr..
Bryan's bittercst and most relentless op-
ponents. II they are his enemies he
must be our friend. His success. /.
their defeat. their defeat is our victory.
However much the Popuiist- may
have suffered at ST. Louis rs 60 the cor
HeCt VouCy 10 uurpt. however much
some OF us may stiii believe that mis-
takes were made under existing cir
cumstanccs. there is only one course
20 pursue. and that In to loyalty and
earnestly support Mr.. Bryan-not 30
much for the sake Of cievating him TO
the presidency as for the purpose Of
defeating what may he appropriately
and most expressiveiy termed Mark
Hanna Rcpubiicanism. Although some
OF us may regret certain fusion ar
ranrcments which have been made.
u In q noticeble fac: that no other man
In the United States r. 80 much
troubled about them a. the manager
Of the Republican campaign"
- viii seit yss sb,ss e.. ssss9 s,ss-
tSoo. 10 the ueo Who wses pessecsssa
w,li Je,s me In putting prshsbsss~y assv
On foseiga nsasciai psiteics. . YIN assesss
The rest - the tariff schedule with then /.
~. J. Bryss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28

AS remedy for all forms of head
ache Electric Bitters has proved to
be the very best. 1t effects a perma-
nent cure. and the most dreaded ha-
bltual sick headaches yield to its in
nuence. We urge all who are af-
nictcd to procure bottle, and give
TINS remedy fair trial. In cases of
haoitoal constipation Electric Bltters
cures oy giving the needed tone to
the bowels. and few cases long resist
the use OF this medicine. TRY il
once. Large BOTTLES only so cents at
Hartz d Ullemeyer's drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28

i. IL curious that monkeys should b,
thought 60 be infected with what nat
uralisis call the pulex irritans AND
what ordinary people know Ne the flea
As every soclogist 10 aware. monkey,
have neither ficas pos any other para
site whatsoever: I'm which. uf couruc,
they differ VASTLY from man.
Az . matter II fact, when monkcys
beaiu 60 pick each other about In shs
friendly way We have all observed, sbcy
merely dctsch bit. ~ hardened srbace.
Gus matter which has b.cp cxcrrscd by
the glands. and the fieA idca 10 cntircly
fabulous -Pcar.on's Weekly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28

Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
will cure blind. bleeding, ulcer.trd
AID itching piles. 1t absorhs tho
tumors. ailsys tho itching at once
acts as a poultice. gives instant re-
relief. DR.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment is prepared only for piles
ana itching Of the private par.s. and
nothing else. Every box 10 gusran-
teed. Sold by druggists. sent bv
mall Tor SO cents and 81 per box.
WILLIAMS M'F'e Co.. Props. Cleve-
land Ohio. For sale BY all drug
gists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28
me pssssses, ss~.s ssss ssse.

q. Cailloucssc. druggist. Beavers.
willie. H.. says: ITO Dr. Kings New
Discovery owe my life. Wa. taken
with Ia grippe and tried all the ply.
sicisns for miles about. but Of nn
avail. and vas given up and told !
could not live. Having Dr. king's
New Discovery In my store. I cent
for bottle and began lie use. and
from the fret dose began 90 get bet.
ter. and after using three bottles was
up and about again. Il is worth &c
weight In gold. We Won't keep store
or house withou; e." Get 3 free
trial II Harts . Uliemeyer's drag
store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28

Primer Of Municipal Government. .
issued BY tho Buffalo Crusssowp Rail.
way company:
q What arc streets fort
a. To put car tracks IN.
z What arc people forS
a. To pay fares
q What are municipal sushortfses,
A. The manager of the street railwsy
company.
q What form q government has sbs
city of Buffalo,
A An shsolusc mcusschy.
q Who h the muusrchs
A. Tho manaers of the street rail-.
way company. Expresa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28
PsblAsssaon Notice.
IT, 49,. - as 1890 -

% shs Circuit court sep,cmhcr torn, n. %.
d. = sturgeon W. ratficl orev Borsoss. N
chaucovs,
smasvr ~ ue non .rcsiaonoe 81 psaot
ovsrg Hogpc~s. the above defsndaui fiiui h,r
pscs ~ rs~idonce 10 0s'known ard iilai a, an ane
end diliRsnt inquiry oc' bs sscsrs~i,.d nagiug
bscp nies IN tina clerl,s one d ilin ffrun
eour 81 snid county, notice 10 fherif,IfD h,,fpl
~ given "a the said ,nteFido,a d,lpuaniH.
thst ths Complainant filed bls bill al Dsm
plant ~ ths rsia cotiri on tho chsne'sy eide
thcscN cn the tbt de, ~ August. a. ~ lsH,
aOa TINT eenmors see tsrnea Thereon au ~
sssc conrt. ~'h,rsin eald cult 10 nov irHfhR,
sstarssnils on the nysa Monday NJ the month 81
ssnusrs newt, o. 10 ~ lac yaouived
Nov, unless sou, ths seid non-fesie"ni Dc
fsnaani shove Damad. fstytal of.Rf hog
eess, shst personally bs ana api~af h,fDsa
tes esid citeun court 90 ne nrri day nf thn
ncsi torn the,aof. a. he holden o. tto,h laland,
" ene fof said county, op the br-i Mpnaas in
ssnunfs nest, and plead, answer anmm
20 ths said eomi,isinants biil ofcosntanit, the
sasns spd tise natter thct.in eharf.d and sisted
VIII Ne taken eos,fssssc aud q dacsne oninfod
ss'nst you according 70 ~. prayer 81 fad l1li.
geouas ", ssAssDs siofh.
Moo Island. ~, sept ~. fsas.
srusssos oAassAta.. Complainant foiicitors
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28

Chicago. Oct. ss.-Thc sorfscih annual
session of the grand eomsnspdasy of the
knight Tcmplsss of Illinois is In srsssou
hcrc. Onlccrs for tho coming year hsvp
been elected as follows: GRIND Com
n,andcr. z. G. Pare. Ashley; grand sfan.
dari-bcarrs. y. G. winsiow, Jscksonvslic;
grand swora-bcsrcs. H. II. Green. Bloom.
ingfon: grand warden. H. c. Clcs~sisnd
Rock Island: grand rrcorsics. OH W. Bss.
pard. Chicago: grand prclssc. Rev. James
Miller, bloomington: grand trcasures.
John n. wifbsrk. Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28
Pure

Blood % esssstiai - psrssct health. This
b . scieusiac TACT Every organ, nerve
and muscle muss b. 80 ed sosrishrd.
n h tbe suncfice os III b>sDe 90 furnish
this pourishment. and IL quality os
sour,shn,cu, thpe oresD rsrsfve depcods
On the quality cf tbe blood. n tina blood h
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sRich Z

Pure and fun Of vitsil11 q Win y,rorsray
sssd and support ths wbo,s rpschansm
o. the body. ~ O. b poor and thin
etsssss ana suffering Win b. ts~vitsb,e.
fhs ercst success Of Bood's ssruspsriils
an curing stubborn csso cs scrofuia,
scsems. rbeumsissm, ncunigia sne
many other similar troubics, b has~e
upon sis power % enrich ana purity ths
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28

- tDuf e observation o. . eaaol0.
Buthfll. ano reliable man. who began
the work with the conviction that Nc.
kfnley's election was sure. That IN q
correct forecast the Sd OF November
yin prove.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. II
soothes the child, softens the gums.
ailays all pain, cures wind collie, and
u the BEST remedy for diarrhoes.
twenty-five cents Q bottle.
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81 S. Peoria ST.. Chicago. m,

81 S. Peoria ST.. Chicago, m.
Jan. II. 1855.
Our Working womsn's Hone ..
sociation used folcy's Hosey end
Tar sir years ago. and are ssipg Il
today. Il has always bces Q favor.
lite. for Will, lite taste 10 DOT % sIl
unpleasant lie effects sre very bess.
fetal. IL has never yet disappointed
Ne. Wishing you all possible ssc-
cess. sincerely yours.
LAURA q. fixos, Roe. Mgr.
Sold by ~. y. Bshnscn.
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IT, seasrs>gued hsvsus hscp nipsiut,d rs.cu.
~ ~ the test YIN snc testsmcfi 81 T,nssish
Inornt'f. lso az the county a. Rpft lslrna.
s.sss ~ lllfno1s. oec~escd. ferebs tiVcs no,ie.
Ses ~ etli sr1ses b~scvs the count, ranfi ~
~ tseno county. 81 TIE osnne - the cls,E ~
- oeaft. IN she rtsy 81 kort 1smnr. ~ ~ RIO.
.sn.~1 zero, on tina nra MONDAY ~ koNatahaf
49,. ~ whseA time en prv~ons hs.inF sisims
x. ms. sic esfats are nptihed aud ruauu~iai 10
s-.ee sw We purpo~s ~ having the same ed.
pL ~ tersons ,naesytso 10 rnlh osthia arc
S..s..'ss !" mske fmnssdiafr 10. mefa 70 ths un.
pssaa ih,s ssts Dc, Of ,usu,,. A. a.. swH.
lie. Ram, rsacui.s