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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-25
A POPOCRATIC TRICK.
Scheme to Get Information from he
publican Com mitteemen.

publican Conn itteemen.
Isaac NJ. Best, of Walcott, Ind, yester-
day forwarded to the Republican State
committee a letter which is presumed to be
a trick, and a very gauzy one, on the part
of the Popocratic managers, to get some
definite information from Republican COM
mitteemen. The letter. which is addressed
to Mr. Best and purports to come from
1.-The Gold-standard Club Of indianapolis"
is follows:
I'm the coming political struggle much
depends upon prompt, earnest and ernclent
work. We believe you will put forth your
utmost efforts to carry your township for
Mckinley and to that end we are prepared
to lend you valuable assistance. The voters
who must receive our closest attention are.
first, the gold Democrats; secondly, the
weakened undecided Republicans and
Democrats; thirdly. the Republicans who
have gone over to the fr zee hSd y, cra 1e
the weakened Republicans and Democrats
must be won for Mckinley, and il possible.
bring back into our ranks the tree rec
arranged a system of literature especially
suited to these several classes. We ask
you to go to work promptly but quietly
under the following heads: Palmer DEM
ocrats Undecided Democrats, Undecided
Republicans 'Free-silver Republicans.
Send us this list as soon as possible ana
we will supply them with literature. Re-
member victory demands prompt, energetic
and quiet work
dianapois. Nothing is known of this man
Rothoen at either the Republican head
quarters the National Democratic mead
quarters and there is no such organization
in Indianapolis as the Gold-standard Club.
Republican precinct committeeman were
long ago warned against any such eHortS,
and it is not likely that they will send
any information unless they know to whom
they sending 1t.
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Political Notes.

Judge Howe is to speak at Haughville
Thursday night.
Col E. F. Ritter will speak at Southport
Wednesday night
j. E. Baker and George w. Lancaster are
to speak at $50 Clifford avenue, Wednesday
night.
William Bosom and Fremont Afford will
speak at Bellefontaine Hall, on Massachu-
sets avenue, Thursday night.
The meeting at Spencer's Opera House,
in West indianapolis. Wednesday night,
will be addressed by S. H. Spooner.
The rally at Traders Point. Tuesday
afternoon and night, will be addressed by
f. q. Matson and William N. Harding.
John l.. Griffiths will speak in English's
Opera House Wednesday evening. Ex-
Judge Byron K. Elliott will preside. The
from the Denison. The When Band will
furnish the music. The Marion Glee Club
will sing.
Capt. David Powell, who has been a
voter since 1S4S, and who has two sons two
grandsons and one son-in-law, all voters
and Mckinley men, went to Louisville Fri
day and marched In the great railroad
years. and is deeply interested in this cleo
ton, as are the other five voters in his
family.
Con Callahan, vice president of the Palmer
and Buckner Club, which has its headquar-
tiers at 204 Bates street, stated at the Jour
politics inflated at the club headquar-
ters yesterday by kegs of beer is entirely
false. Said he: mo members of the Ninth
Ward Palmer and Buckner Club took part
In any such demons tration. Another thing,
it is said that there are eTnigrants who
years who are committeeman in the Ninth
ward, and that statement is also false
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The sweetest story Ever Told

And the one that was appreciated most was
published recently by Carrie Ashley Clarke
in which she tells the secret Of her great
beauty She says: MY comp EXON is bet
ter than il has been for years, due to the
use of Haags Liver Pills. They also cured
me of bloating after my meals.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan, of 15S Senate ave-
nue., North, Indianapolis, Ind. says: Il feel
so grateful for benefits derived from the
use of Haag's Liver Pills / am prompted to
give expression thereto, and would advise
persons suffering from liver trouble to use
the remedy in question. / do not want TO
be without them The many cures of sick
headache bilousness, indigestion and kid
ney troubles made by this new pin has ere
ated such large demand that IT is now on
sale by 152 druggists of Indianapolis and
suburbs and in hundreds OF stores in other
cities. Julius A. Haag, the Deu1son House
chemist, who makes the above pill, has dis
covered and is offering to the public a
new medicine for colds malaria, grip, in
tiuenZa and fever, that gives relief in half
an hour and cures a bad cold in a day.
This medicine is put up in yellow boxes,
and known as Haag's Cold and Fever Cap
sules The dose is two capsules every three
hours and three at bedtime until cured. 1t
is always best TO take a good liver medi-
cine in connection with the Cold and Fever
Capsules: for this reason persons should
take a dose of Haag's Liver Pills at bed
time every second night, as directed in cir
cular in each box. The price Of either of
the above medicines is 25 cents a box. As
they are not patent medicines, there is no
cut in the price.
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Burglar. at Another Drug store.

1t was learned yesterday that some time
during Friday night the drug store of the
Navin Brothers, at Illinois and North
streets. was entered by burglars. When
the store was opened yesterday morning it
was found that things We're in great dis
order. Goods had been carried from the
shelves back to the rear behind the pre-
scription case, and 1t appeared that the
burglars had spent some time in selecting
the most valuable articles their booty
the money drawer was also behind the
prescription case. Strangely, however
nothing was taken so far as could be dis
covered. About s. in money was lying on
the counter It is believed that the burg
lars were frightened away and feared to
take anything lest 1t should be found in
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-25
ASSAULTED In HIS BARN.
Dorman n. Davidson Has an EncOun
ter with Another Intruder.

Dorman N. Davidson had another en-
counter last night with an intruder in his
barn, in the rear of his residence, All
Broadway. Several weeks ago Mr.. David
son had a similar experience in the same
barn, and after graphing with his assail-
ant and struggling on the floor he was I'M
BILE to hold him till help came. The man,
who was a negro, escaped down the alley.
a few minutes after O'Clock last night
Mr.. Davidson put his horse in its stall and
climbed up the ladder to the loft above to
throw hay down to the horse. Just he
reached the top of the ladder man. who
was waiting on the edge of the NOV. at
tempted to fell Mr. Davidson with some
heavy weapon. but the blow which was
aimed at Mr.. Davdsons head glanced and
dashed his lantern to the ground. The
shock threw Mr.. Davidson to the ground
and his arm and leg were severely bruised
The intruder escaped through a window in
the loft
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The "Roo-ranr- Ous

Louis Schaler, nicknameG Judge Stubs"
by fellow members of the "Boo-ganG.' en-
account of the fact thai To walks on two
wooden legs, and two OK 1Fee members of
the .'Boo-gang" went i'm Bane's saloon,
at Georgia and Noble st&, s, last night.
They wanted drinks witkoG. paying for
them, and were elected from the place
The disturbance they raised attracted con-
sidera BILE attention. SchaLer was arrested
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Pearson & wetzeI Resume Business.

Pearson & Wetzel, whose place of busi-
ness was recently destroyed by fire, have
leased the building at 120 and 122 South
Meridian street, where they will conduct
their wholesale queensware business The
entire old stock turned over to the
the salvage companies. The firm Will pur-
chase an entirely new stock. Its loss from
fire and water amounts to 500, 0o0 and it's
Christmas trade has been somewhat Grip
pied. Most of the old building Will be torn
down, as it has been condemned by the
building Inspector.
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Alice and ]. B. Sudler 2ss West Michigan
street, boy.
Ada and Frederick C. Peters, s22 Gent street
boy.
Ida and Charles NJ Mead, "a Hillside avenue
Mrs. and W. F. Dodson, 800 West washington
street, girl.
boy.
Lizzie and Samuel Muser, 1O2 Hill avenue girl
boy. ~
Clara and Bernard Waller. Thirteenth and Illi-
nois streets girl
Sarah end William McCuIey. % North Noble
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HELD UP BY THREE MEN.
w. f. Wfshmeyer, of East Vermont
Street, stopped and Robbed.

W. F. Wishmeyer, of 610 East Vermont
street, was held up and robbed by three
men on the railroad track, near the corner
of Ohio and Pine streets, last night He
was returning from work at about $50
o'clock. when three men stopped him and
asked for match. He was feeling in his
pocket to accommodate them, when one of
them stuck a pistol in his face and de-
manded his money. He had only $1.75. but
they took this He says they We're roughly
dressed and had the appearance of trampS.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-25

Omer B. Carr, resident Of the city for
thirty-three years, died yesterday morning
at his residence, No. 100 North Illinois
street. He arose apparently in unusually
good health. A short time after eating a
hearty breakfast he was found on the floor
unconscious. Being carried to his bedroom,
he fingered without regaining consciousness
until / o'clock, when he passed away,
leaves a wife and parents, all We'll known
in the city.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-25

r Lucas and son of soldier, Frank s;
Martin AT 7:30 p. m. open meeting VIII
be held in English's Opera House aG-
dressed by j. A. Mount, Republican candi-
date for Governor, and General Lew wal
lace Rates have been obtained on all the
roads, one-half fare for the round trip, and
In delegations of two hundred, one cent a
mile.
There will be meeting of the Headquar-
tiers Camp this afternoon at ) clock. az
is and 70 North Meridian street. TO complete
arrangements and appoint delegates. All
soldiers and their sons of Indianapolis are
eXDeCted TO be
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-25
Young woman Charged with Larceny.

Lille Cody, twenty-one years cid, of No.
50 Fort Wayne avenue, was arrested by pa
trolman Moore last evening on a charge of
petit larceny. The theft is alleged to have
taken place in a cloak house at No. SO East
Washington street. TWO women were seen
leaving the store and one of them dropped
a valuable cloak. The employees of the
store claim that Lille Cody was the one
She denies the charge.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-25
Rev. Mr.. coyIe Cannot Come.

A telegram has been received by the
Tabernacle Church from Rev r. f. Coyle,
of Oakland, Cal. declining to accept its
call. Rev. Mr. Coyle's church will not ac-
cept his resignation. and has raised his
salary several hundred dollars as an in
dncemeht to remain. The Tabernacle
churchg however, has not given up hope
o. securing him.
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Election Returns by Telephone.

The "Long-distance" and Central Union
Telephone Companies are arranging to fur
nish complimentary to their subscribers in
this city the general election returns from
all over the country on the night Of Nov g.
All desiring tnis service are asked TO noti-
fly Manager Walker L. Hill, of the Central
Union company not later than Wednesday
morning. Oct. %. that necessary prepara-
tons may be made. Those receiving these
returns win be expected to dispense with
local exchange telephone service during
that evening and night, and only use their
telephone for receiving the returns. w mem
ever returns are to be given out the sub
scribers will be notified by two distinct
rings of their bells. after which the re-
turns will be Immediately read twice "A
further repetition of same will not be made
Mr. Hills telephone is No. l.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-25
VITAL STATISTICS-OCT. a..


Charles Fuerst two and one-ba,r wears Nev
Jersey and Bickney streets, entero-colitis.
sumption. ' 49,
Anna Burke, sixty-three years, SO Peru street.
fatty heart. ~ 1850
Arthur A Helfer, twenty years, 123 West Sew
enth street, heart disease
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-25
A Union Rally ut TomIinson Han.

Rev. II. Nj. Wharton. the Baltimore
evangelist. who has been conducting serv-
ices in the Baptist churches and the Y
NJ G. A.. win hold union rally at Tomlin-
son Hall this evening assisted by Rev. Mr..
Ellison and other Baptist ministers Music
will be furnished by a large choir, under
the leadership OF r. w Bush. Mr.. Bush
and his wife will also render several duets.
There win be a meeting for men at Y. NJ
G.. A. Hall at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-25
Daily bulletin on smiths views.

Last evening Oscar Henderson and A. q.
Smith were lingering in the vicinity or the
sound-money Democratic meeting at En-
glish's when Nathan Morris came along
and greeted them Hello, Green" he said,
shaking hands with Mr. Smith. II haven't
seen you since yesterday. What are your
political views now?' Even Oscar Hender-
SON. who is in somewhat similar boat,
had to laugh at the sharpness of the
fhr11c
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-25

The insurance and building and loan as
ISOLATION men have organized Mckinley
and Hobart marching club. to take part In
the big Republican demonstration next Sat
urday night. Over two hundred men en-
gagged in these line of business have signed
the roll. Another meeting will be held
Tuesday evening at the Criminal Court
room to- perfect the organization All the
building and loan and insurance men have
been invited to be present at this meeting.
Officers will be elected then.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-25
He Lost the Ticket.

The National party, one of the Prohibi-
ton wings intended to have a ticket in the
field in this county but William F. Clark
lost the petition necessary to get the tick ct
on the ballot and the Nationals will have
to vote one Of the old party tickets.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-25
Meetings Monday Night.

No. IS North Pennsylvania street-Rev.
Charles w. Lee.
Lawrence-Lucius B. Swift.
Ben Davis-D. B. Shideler and Merrill
MooreS. aess4
Acton-S. H. Spooner.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-25
Another Committeeman Quits.

Thomas Barnaby, a Popocratic commit
teeman for the Second precinct of the Fifth
ward. has resigned, and Dennis Sullivan, a
saloon keeper, has been appointed to his
place. The resignation, 1t is said, was
quosted by Chairman Rockford for the rea-
money ideas.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-25
THAT CHICAGO CIRCULAR.
President Gompers Says Politicians
Cannot Incite q Strike.

President Gompers Says Politicians
Cannot Incite q Strike.
It was asserted yesterday afternoon by
Craith that the executive council of the
American Federation of Labor adjourned in
perfect harmony, and a good feeling ex-
listed between all the seven members They
accounted for the sessions behind closed
doors Thursday and Friday by saying that
the committees were simply delivering re-
ports which were to be submitted after the
adjournment of the council and that there
had been no wrangle whatever. President
Gompers admitted that during the proceed
ings of the council there had been several
spirited discussions upon points which had
come up in the transaction OF the business,
but they contained no personal feeling and
we're simply the clashing Of opinions on
different points. He said he had no desire
newspapers. Secretary McCraith, however
has a nurtured dislike for the press, and
would say nothing regarding the sessions
other than that were wrangles.
When President Gompers was asked re-
garding the report published by the Chica-
by the managers of the Popocratic nation
al campaign for the purpose of melting q
general strike among the workingmen. he
said: Il will simply state that there are no
politicians of any stripe who are capable
of melting strikes among organized labor
in this country. neither are there any po-
Iitical parties who can stop a strike when
in progress. The laboring men of this
country would not form a strike for politi-
cal reasons; they would take recourse for
through the regular recognized channels of
their unions
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-25
Had to Charter am Engine.

Representative Faris, of Terra Haute,
had an engagement to speak at a big rally
at Brownsburg yesterday. but on account
of q small wreck west OF Greenca stle he
was delayed. He came to this city and,
securing an engine and car. reached
Brownsburg by O'Clock in the afternoon,
finding the big crowd still waiting for
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-25
Marriage Licenses
Building Permit

Daniel Wilson and Mary Brown.
Robert Dake and Live V. Howard
Albert r. Strausburg and Lizzie NJ Gray.
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Insure with German Fire Insurance OF In
diana. General offices, 20 South Delaware
street. Fire. tornado and explosion.
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Cooks Imperial Extra Dry Champaign,
has a delicious aroma of the grapes. 1t.
purity is undoubted
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Insure against tornadoes. The NcGii
Hard Agency Company.
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Are now ready for your inspection at
G. FRIEDGEN'S
10 North Pennsylvania Street
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f. W. and G. A. Wood, frame house, North
Delaware street, 81 SEQ.
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Taggart Arou.es Their Wrath.

Two or three days work by Thomas Tag
CART at the Popocratic county committee
rooms has created a vast disturbance
among the small-fry leaders of the push"
Up to date Bridges. Stuart. Smith Myers
and that crowd have had things their own
way around the county committee, and
they were impressed with the belief that
they were going to carry Marion county
with a whoop. not because they had any
reason to think so, but on the theory that
the people were coming their way. When
Mr.. Taggart, early last week. began to
take hold of matters a little he found a
disorganized state of affairs and has been
endeavoring ever since to gather up the
pieces and straighten things out His IN
reference has aroused the Jealous wrath
of the leaders of the push" They want
TO carry this election without him and
demonstrate that there are other pebbles
on the beach that would make as great a
splash as he in Marion county politics
If we lose Marion county" said one Of
the radical silver leaders yesterday ''it will
be on account of the uncalled-for interfer-
ence at this late day of men who think
they are the only things that ever hap
pened in politics. They have been lOafing
about the Grand Hotel while we have been
out hustling in the precincts during the
last two months. and now they want to
come in and claim the glory for what we
have been doing. As the thing stands now
we shall carry Marion county. but if one
or two of these men are permitted to come
in and fill our organization with suspicion
there is no telling what the result will be-
They claim that We have TO come to them
to get money. Well, we've been getting
along without money so far, and 1 guess
we can continue to do it,"
In view of the warmth of feeling his
presence about the committee rooms has
aroused, Mr.. Taggart stayed away yester-
day and instead of going up TO the rooms
to boss Chairman Rockford he remained
at the Grand Hotel. where Rockford met
him at and had conference with
him. Whether the gentleman quoted was
referring to Taggart alone to John W.
Ho. tZman and Judge Ayres, two more
sound money Democrats who have shown
a disposition TO take hold of Things in the
county committee he did not state.
The Mckinley Ercampment Friday.
All the arrangements have been com
pleted for the State Encampment of Me-
Kinley Camp of Soldiers. Sailors and their
Sons to be held in this city next Friday
At 10 o'clock in the morning the encamp-
ment viii meet at Tomlinson Hall. At 2
o'clock there will be an open meeting, ad-
dressed by General John Coburn. Rev. D.
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Delaware Insurance Company.
Insure your property with A. J. MEYER &
CO.. 80 Lombard. Phone 130
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Lap robes and horse blankets F. L. HAIR
RINGTON, 81 East Market street
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Cure that cough with Browning's Cough Syrup
nr11rna In G I 2 Ems Mar
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Fine Harm ess.

Cleaned and curled; tips and plumes colored and
curled. CHARLES FABLES, % South Illinois
street.
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Fowler's Hair store. New Goods.
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FALL NOVELTIES
CLOCKS

Gilt and Enameled Regulators,
with Rhinestone dials and fancy
pendulums. Clock Sets of all
kinds, Hall Clocks, Carriage Clocks,
etc. We cordially invite you to
call and inspect our latest importa-
lions.
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Greens Dental Parlors southeast corner Oh
and Illinois streets. Specialties: Crown an
bridge work.
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Insure your home in the Glens FallA
Removal Notice

Feed your horse JANES'S Dustless Oats.
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Tempus Fugit,

So don't let the winter arrive before you have
provided yourself with a suit overcoat. Go
and inspect the fall stock of Merchant
Tailor T. w. FLEMING 6S, Indiana avenue.
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The Pursell Dental Parlors have removed to
Commercial Block, corner Washington street and
Kentucky avenue. opposite Bates House. Ida
PURSELL PAGE, Dentist.
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Latest things in Rockess.-Wm. L Elder.
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Insure your home in the Glens Falls
Removal Notice.
The Pursel Dental Parlors have removed to
Commercial Block, Washington street and
Kentucky avenue opposite Bates House. Ida
PURSELL PAGE. Dentist.
Tempus Fugit,
So don't let the winter arrive before you have
provided yourself with suit overcoat. Go
and inspect the fall stock of Merchan
Tailor T. w. FLEMING, 6S, Indiana avenue.
Martin & Walker, 441a North Pennsylvania
street Rooms. 10 and IL. Crown and bridge work
a speciality.
Acorn Stoves and Ranges.
The standard of the world. Haueisen & Hart
man. house furnishers, 16S-169 East Washington
street.
Good Teeth.
Greens Dental Parlors southeast corner Ohio
and Illinois streets Specialtes: Crown and
bridge work.
Ostrich Feather BOas
Cleaned and curled tips and plurnes colored and
curled. CHARLES FABLES, % South Illinois
street.
Fine Harness,
Lap robes and horse blankets F. L. HAIR
RINGTON, 81 East Market street.
Delaware Insurance Company.
Insure your property with A. ]. MEYER g.
CO.. 80 Lombard. Phone 100.
Cure that cough with Brownings Cough Syrup
Drums. Cariin s. Lennox 81 East Market