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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-06

the preceding wards had been tabulated. on
account Of some of the inspectors being
absent.
The count of the townships outside or
Indianapolis, with the exception OF one pre-
cinct. was completed by midnight and
showed a slight increase in Mckinley's plu-
rality over the estimates given In yester-
days Journal. The totals. using the jour-
nails estimate for the missing precinct. are
as follows: Mckinley 5.0i4, Bryan 4.Ss1; Nc
Kinley's plurality 163. The Journals esti-
mates gave Mckinley only 1856 and Bryan
1926. making McKiniey's plurality only 81.
The lima in the Journal yesterday
gave the Republicans simply the vote That
was polled as sure and gave the Popocrats
everything else. This was done so the
final count would show an increase rather
than a decrease.
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WEDDINGS.
Ejector and Elected Arrested.

The door of the saloon at 81 North Ala
bama street suddenly flew open about 6
o'clock last night and George Jones. a
laborer living at 401 Pleasant street. was
elected by the foot of bartender Henry
Hinckel. Jones began to pull himself to-
gether before he landed on the sidewalk.
and in a moment was In good fighting trim.
He whirled and started for Hinkel, who
stood In the doorway. The bartender was
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Lost on the Sentinel's Bulletins.

The cuss words directed against the SEN
tinel and Chairman Martin yesterday by
Popocrats did not fall off in numbers. The
deceiving bulletins displayed "Wednesday
afternoon were the cause of the wrath.
Fairbanks, a member of Chair
man Martins executive committee, was
one of the losers on these fake claims. X.
r. Shiel won $50 of his money, FAIRBANKS
risking that amount or the false reports.
MIR. Shiel also won another $50 from a de-
ceiyed Democrat at the stock yards.
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Jason b. brown Not Disappointed.

Ex-Representative Jason b. Brown, Oh
Seymour. was in the city yesterday. lie
is a Democrat who had the courage to reg
49, h,s ohiection to fusion with the Pop
uIists. He did not seem disappointed in the
way the election went. He said the result
showed that many Democrats reiuseo u
vote for the fusion ticket.
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Election hoard Expenses.

Thomas J. Carter, chief clerk OF the elec-
ton board, has been allowed $500 Tor MS
services. j. b. Maynard. his assistant
was allowed 5000. This is somewhat leSs
than has heretofore been paid. The work
of the printing and distribution OF the
ballots cost the State ~s3.967.65 less this year
than under the Democratic ADMINISTRATION.
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SHE SLASHED HIS KNEE.


Albert Walker. colored. living at 201 South
Illinois street. and a woman joked each
other over the election yesterday evening,
about z o'clock, and now Albert is laid up
with a badly cut knee. His companion car
ried a large butcher knife and during the
frolic she forgot it's keen edge until Albert
grabbed his rent trousers leg and yelled
with pain He was taken tC the College
Dfspensary and inferno Trenary sewed up
the wound The woman was badly fright
ened. as she thought she had cut Walkers
THREAT
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Fer Women Tried to Vote.

In the eighth precinct of the Fourteenth
ward ten women attempted to vote last
Tuesday. They came to the polls in a body
and declared that their husbands were So
cialists, but were afraid to vote their SEN
timents.. They then demanded that they
he allowed to vote. Their demand was re-
fused. of course, and they departed, SEEM
inply diSappOinted.
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Farmers National Congress.

The Farmers National Congress of the
United States will convene in this city
next Tuesday. Governor Matthews two
years ago appointed fifteen regular dele
gates to the congress, beside which Indiana
may be represented by one thousand asso-
ciate delegates. Other States may have as
large a representation IL the farmers
choose to come. The object of the con-
gress is TO recommend national and State
legislation that will be beneficial TO farm
era
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Telegraph and Telephone Service.

Indiana is always a pivotal point in ma
tional elections and news from here Is al
ways in great demand; but never before
was there such eagerness shown by the
outside to hear from this State. Thousands
and thousands of special messages were
handled by the telegraph and telephone
companies during the two days following
the election. The Central Union and Long
Distance Telephone Companies connected
500 telephones in this city and furnished
their subscribers with bulletins from al
over the United States during the period
of time there was uncertainty about the
result. Half as many telephones through
out the State were also placed on the CIR,
cult and received the returns. 1t required
a force of seventy-five persons TO receive
and transmit the news to the subscribers.
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Albert rogers. aged fourteen. has been
missing from his home In Greenwood since
Wednesday. and his parents have tele-
phoned the police TO look for him. They
think he II in the city. When he left home
he wore a light suit. knee pants and a
checked cap He has light hair and large
blue eyes.
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expecting a return engagement and was
ready. Jones halted before the door and
strong words took the place Of fistic Prov
ess.
wish I had a gun and I'd clean out the
whole place. yelled Jones. He started in
search of one and officer Diltz, who had
been watching the ARRAY from behind a
tree across the street, rushed to the front
to prevent bloodshed. Ten minutes later
Hinkel and Jones sat on the soft edge OF an
iron bunk in the cell room at the police
station thinking about the price of liberty.
Comforting Thought for Bryan.
Pittsburg Dispatch.
If it was, as Mr.. Bryan said, a contest
of labor against capital. there ought to
be general rejoicing that there are so
many capitalists In this c~ountry-eyen in
a small way.
c., H.. & ID.
CINCINNATI AND RETURN.
One Dollar Excursion, Sunday, Nov. g.
Special train leaves Union Station tbs
a m; returning leaves Cincinnati 7:15 p. m.
Tickets and at 2 West WASH
ington street and Union Station.
GEORGE w. HAYLER, d. p. A.
Fall styles in Shoes
c. FRIEDGEN'S,
10 North Pennsylvania Street.
diana. General Offices, % South Delaware
street. Fire, tornado and explosion.
Feed your horse JANES'S Dustless Oats.
McGilliard Agency Co. Fire Insurance.
Insure your home in the Glens Falls
Fine Harness,
Lap robes and horse blankets. F. L. HER
RINGTON, 81 East Market street.
Delaware Insurance Company.
Insure your property with A ]. MEYER d
CO., SO Lombard. Phone $50.
Music Boxes. Carlin & Iennox, 81 z. Market.
Fowler's Hair Store. New Goods.
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Insure with German Fire Insurance OF In
diana. General offices, % South Delaware
street. Fire. tornado and explosion.
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Comforting Thought for Bryan.

Fall styles I'm Shoes
Are now ready for your inspection at
G. FRIEDGEN'S,
10 North Pennsylvania Street.
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Feed your horse JANES'S Dustless Ga
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Lap robes and horse blankets F. L. HEI
RINGTON, 81 East Market street.
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Delaware Insurance Company.
Insure your property with A J. MEYER &
TO q Lombard. Phone $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-02

There Ia one medicine which every
family should be provided with. We
refer TO Chamberlain's Paih Balm.
when II Il kept at hand tho severe
pain OF n burn or soald may DO prompt.
~ relieved and tho sore healed Ia
much lees time than when medicine
has to be sent for. A spfain may he
promptly treated before Inflammation
sets 10, which inaures n cuIo In about
one.thiTd the time others leo ftquitvi.
Cuts nnd bruises should receive im.
mediate attention, before the parts De-.
come swollen, and when Chamber.
lAin's Pain Balm is applied IL will heal
them without matter bsing formed,
ana without leaving n scar. A sore
throat msv DO cured Ia one night. A
piece Of flannel dampened with this
iiuiment anu bound on over the scat VI
pAip, Will cure lame BACK or pain In
ihv side or chest In twenty.lour hour.
IL 10 the most valuable, howeveT. ~
rheumatism, Persons M ciud with
this disease will DO delig uIed with the
prompt relief from pain which II A.
fofis, and u eau be depended upon 10
elect u complete cure. For sale by OH
druggists.
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SnunALlzIaG cllIzGSs.

U.ah has had some experiences In
the naluFaliziug Of citizens that are not
common 10 her states, and not lik ely
10 become 90; these have been In the
ultra.ludicial severity which sought to
exclude eligible persons because u
their religious belief. On the other
hand, most OF the states have had ex.
porlenees which Utah does not want,
via, the hsIding IN by political manip-
ulAtors Of hundreds OF people who Are
utterly unpTepATsd aud unqualified for
citizenship by reason OF their being
foreign In knowledge and sentiment 10
the genius OF the American Constltu.
lion.
II 10 not an unusual thing In most Of
tho states Tor rival campaign commlt-
tees 10 organize, month or two before
every election, steering committees for
the naturalization. Such committees
have the control Of some ounning
foreigners who 90 among their
oountrymsn p0rsuAding those who
have not taken out their anal papers
TO spply tor oitlE nship In time to vote,
ana olenlimes their procedure IL not
ovef.scrupulous. II IL u common AZ
serIlon concerning the places where
such events occur that the men are
grounded up" in herds Of nity OF
ono hundred and brought TO tho oougI
nouse, who're the judges RmicAbly alt
day ana might for their convenience.
There tho prospective AmsflcAn oiu'
Gems are prompted In their answers BY
tho steering committee and rushed
through the mill with a swiitness that
would stun an old fogy who sIill al
taehss tho traditional dignily to the
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PEACE ONCE MORE.

q 20 deliberations at Balmoral g..
tween Lord Salisbury and Car Nlcolai
conoiT log Turkey have not yet been
given ,fiiolAlly to the public. 10 l.
thought, however, that the peseo OF
Europe 10 assured for the time being,
an agreement having bsen enle'ei
lulo 10 give tho sultan further time 10
carry cut reforms, without foTelblv
Interference on the part OF the poNeii.
To the many who bplievs ih'' The
Tufksh government already ha, Am.
rly proven ili Inability to secure peace
within the borders Of the empire, aud
that tbs duty, consequently, Is ihcum'
btnt upon Europe TO feconsFuel
the Orient, tho annouho' menI
probably will bea di,appoisiment II
should be- remembered, however That
on high authority, the langu'ge o.
diplomats Is iramt d somelimss Win a
view u the conoeAlment Of ih'ush"
Instead q for the purpose Of Ie'' 'Hns
IT, II q debate policy has been
agrged on at Balmoral, II WILDE Known
emily when tho time for action mas
come.
Europe naturally hesitsiss 70 Apply
lhe knife to the tumor from wh'c" " u
suffering. The Russian govsfhmeh'
has suspicion that the AfmenlAu
revolution 10 Turkey, II sneoof'Ee''
would lead to rising among Tue
Armeniaus within the aa's'ah uor'
dsu. It is no secret that lhey cream
OF On ind spendent Armenian kipsuom'
the ssianllshment o. whioa mlgl' lead
to new International oomp"'''''u w.
But this confederation mighi no. uA''
the weight It ha., did not the Anne
nlans have faith OF their own y
are considered hsfeticp both py H'''"a
and Romans and can cOmmhn1 no
sympathy On account OF tneir itNslou'
tnilauons. In fact, 1t 10 mo'' 'hau
probable hat the ignoraps ml'',s OIL
ORTHODOXY churches look upoh 'nrli
mi,iohunss rs a just measure y pun
Ahmenl from the Almighty on &C.
count Of Their "heresies." Themo'i'es
lor etmiuv to the aid o. 'h'
GrtekB when they commune
thelf struggle for indspendenc'' OF
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WILD GAME SHOOTING.

The opening Of the hunting season.
10 this loealiiy saw vast number o.
amsisun engaging In the "spofl' o.
sl.ushi ell manner Of Wild fowl
that came vlihis reach. An estimate
has been made that the value OF the
ammunition used In The iu,illade OF
Thurosy morning vould iced, e'o'hs
and warn all the poor In SAL
Lake City the coming winter, u
jaiieiou,ly expended In that direction
instead Of being Cred At ducks
and snipe. A II wss, however, The
mafksi yalus Of the game bagged Va,
no, more than . tenth Of the sum ex'
pended, Tot ioflunsiely but indifferent
success attended most q the hunters.
wssa fortunately, ior tbs raon that
m0,l Of the killing was iof "spofl" aud
not Tor iced ard therefore The Ice, sx'
tspslys the slaughter the belleL The
fac, 10, the unnecessary killing Of game
BY spor,msn, not ist food but
for amusement, IL cruel slaughter
which biings no credit 10 an en-
lghlsned community.
There IL one ssufce VI Iall,iaelion In
the present law regarding the game
Interests Of The Blale. Thli Ia that
The statute mskssit unlawful iof Aby
one 10 ship game gu, Of The 5IAts.
Hsrsioiofe polhunlsp have made q
business Of killing aud shipping Wild
fowl and ether CANT, fading an cut.
aide market therefor frequently the
avocAiion has provei femunefauye,
and A. consequence killing has
been extensive and 10 many cases uu.
lawful. Nov, however, the statute
pats cheek on providing oulside mar.
fsls iiom either ,hs nsh OF the game
supply Of this State, and the oiilesr
evlnes a LIBERALIZATION 10 enforce tbs
Law vigorously. This leaves only the
local mailsi, which l. comparatively
limited aud much Of the slaughlstlng
OF ssme lnA1 has been going on in pa,l
years will be stopped because It will DO
uppTonlAels 10 those who did the mos,
q u TOT the money they made. There
Will be q feeling Of Qualification with
The major Part Of the community that
killing game fof meiesnAty motive. 4.
thus brought within reasonably rs,ttle.
I'VE limits. The unnecessary ,lAus htsr
o. wild blfdssaa animals Tor sporl also
has been reduced materially from What
N"A SLOWED 10 pact ysars, but there
are 'lill STEPS that may DO Aksr in
that direction.
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process of converting the orpte.sei
slave Of Europe into a sovereign on
bis own accouni. The Judge who IA a
member Of the particular patty under
whose auspices the august osfemony
IL conducted, fires the questions with
the rapidiiy Of a gs,llng gun, the
slupefied "citlEen" gatbles the vacant
answers suggested by the politician al,
his side, tho clerk brusquely admin.
listers the meaningless oath, ami an.
other proud defender Of the Consiltu.
ton" IL lauuohei.
lilsss,ain upon the Judiciary Of the
country that such proceedings can 70
on. The magistrate VIII, wlnks
thereat lie more 10 blame than poll.
ticiAns. because better IL expected Of
bin. This roprohonslble practice Ia
Que that has done much 10 degrade
American politics, aud ought b 70.
ceive n check. With the Chicago
Times-Eerald, we believe tho remedy
for this evil, by which thousands Of
persons who neither know nor care
about our institutions are made voters
aud arc subject to tho manipulation Of
ward bosses, "foits with tho courts
these can stop tho pernlcious practice
with a word, aud where 20 muoh IL At
stake they ought no, 10 need urging to
give tho word"
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CHANCE ing CLASS,

Among the ohice.hOldlug iralsrpi,v
u e'anly' city and other political d.
visions 10 this locality ate some ROOD
men, who truly rspryssu. the lptsr,,,.
OF The people, and are not In po,Illon
io' pet II These were Ia The mljotlly
IN The Naturalization Of aaain. m,
conduct OF public business would h,
'uea III" no legitimate complain,
could Do made, Euon Of ladgmsa,
m'sh1 occur through The n.,u,.i
lmps'lsc'lons Of humanity ha,
THESE would no, DO Of nnn
70 burden the people, Tor hots,,v y,
intention would lnlsrpose ana p,e,,n,
serious Wong. UnioHunalsl,. M
ever this 5000 el's. Of men arc no, ia
Tue majority As oiilssholdsn ia M.
most populoua district 10 tho s,,ts sas
consequently politicians run sfI,,,s ~
'As asS'andlssmsnI Of thslr o,.,
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CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS.

p.u,, aocl,,y meetings 10 the A.
..s,,iv h.Il on Saturday Ocl. ., com
msncinE Al ,. m. aud 1850 p m'
scandinavian meeting 10 A,ss emu,
Hal, suuday sitefn0ou' Oe'' y ''O''
10 7 O'Clock. -.
Sunday school Union. 10 tue iao,'; ,
,sels, Hupdsy night, Oct. v o. :
o'clock. uv
o,tman meeting In Assembly hsl.,
Monday si,sfnoon, Oct ., from o"'
O'Clock.
T.b,rusels Concert Monday night
8 o'oloek.
usnefal Priesthood meeting 10 Ise
efnaels, TUESDAY might, Oct V'n' coH'
msncing Al I o'clock.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE

tn, ..lyssv.nih ,sml'.nnu'l j., Con- 90,
ference Of III, Church Of J''O' On'i ~
Of L.,ter.dsy Saints viii e s,',' ,, n, ~
II. tabernacle. Salt Lake Guy J :, ~
s,elocE on sunday mornings oe''0''
9Th, 1890. =, the
csa Ss ssnsnlIy are cordially invited invited
. attend the meetings Of tho o'h''''
INV wiLroRD wooDRuFE
uuRoE Y. CAsSoS'
JosEPn y. smTii,
Fir, Presidency
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Mr.. !. X. Fowler, secretary ami
treasurer Of tho Corinno NH, Canal
and Stock Co., Of Corinpe, Utah, 10
speaking OF Chamberlain Cough
Remedy sayi; ~ consider II the
best In the market. have used many
kinds but find Chamberlain'a the most
promp, and oiieolusl In giving relief,
and now keep no other In my home. {"
When troubled with clugh or cold
give this remedy trial ana we assutr
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gials.
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This inVAluabie femeuy 10 one that
eught 10 be iB every household. IL
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Joints and ssatfacied muscles aiisE all
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hf taking up tho cause OF tue CHRIS.
liars 80 Bulgaria AMI other Balkan
,lhiss. 10 not exist IN the case Of the
Afmenlans, and this Ia one reason
vhy some powers OF Europe feels less
concerned about their fate.
Public opluion has been aroused,
though, toe great pitch, aud II may
hapfon that the statesmen will be
'ofcod t. recognize its p1wet Irni.
entail papers no, only In England but
10 Germany aud Austria, voicing that
apiuioD, now Rak the governments to
tui an md to the "unspeaksble one.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-02

"while down la the southwestern
part u the state some time ago." says
Cali Entsrpriss. ~ had an attack Of
herlain's Collie, Cholera aud Diarfhoen
Remedy bought n bottle. A couple
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Now I am champion OF that rem.
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GREAT SPEECHESl.

ON mo photograph At Edison Photograph
pArlofa, lJt Main street. Conference visitors
should not fan 10 hear them. W. J, huAn'a
Grown Of Ihorns ana Gross OF Gold" speech,
Major MckiuluY's speech on the Threat %
uohase the National Currency iirFania
"hepiy 90 ihu Charge Of Anatchy. lirYnna
"Oplnlon OF tue wall street Gold Tugs aud
synuitAloa 1hc above nfr 2 ndered on tte
ihnuuFrnph IN clear. diaNnci iuurl and can b.
heard TOT unly Do each. Edison fhonogrsph
rarIOrs, iat Main street
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what iss GuarAnt,sT

III this. II you have n Cough or
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