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THE RESTLESS KAISER.
He Wishes to Have a Finger I'm Every
body's Death.

Philadelpnla Ielesrapn.
The young Emperor cannot sit still in his
chair long. He had not had the robes around
his shoulder blades more than a few weeks
when he won the name OF the "Reise kai-
SER His granfather was the 'Greise kai-
SER" the gray Kaiser: his father the "Weise
.sRelse Kaiser" the Kaiser who could not
stay on his bench. but who had 10 run about
exhibit himself TO the world. Nearly the
first thing he did when he came to the purple
Since his reign began he has been at nearly
every court In Europe. except Paris. and II
Is said. indeed; that he has visited the
other italian tour. He has been holding con-
ferences with King Humbert. To-day he is
tonight. where ne viii visit the Emperor of
Austria again. 1t Is reported that the Kai-
ser had a motive for going. south in addi-
for travel. and his motive was not, as might
be expected, a desire TO strengthen the triple
alliance. but TO settle the question of the
a queer figure. indeed. as a Pope maker. but
this Is a kind OF thing which may be very
much to his mind. 1t is not TO be expected
select its own Pope. The Kaiser has a great
many Catholics In his realm, and, as the
father of his people. " Is, or course MS
IL is said that the Kaiser desires to. put
some one into the Vatican who will be less
f tSan Ieo XIII mP' has proved 4 himself to be,
As the successor to an Emperor and a Chan
cellor-for William III Is both a Kaiser and
a Bismarck-who labored for many years TO
break the power of the Pope and to drive
catholicism out of Germany, The young Kali
ser. il would seem. might with much pro-
priety let the cardinals elect their own Pope.
The Pope is still living, too. and seems TO
be in better health than he was a few years
ago. IL is. therefore. a delicate matter TO
speak of selecting hi, successor. The young
Kaiser has done more difficult jobs than this.
though. many a time. II all the Catholics
himself elected to the Office. II he were the
head of four or five churches, and the Kali
ser OF all Europe rather than of but one
small part OF IL. he would have enough to do.
perhaps. 10 occupy his very. active mind. As
IL is now. he leads a life far too restricted
for one OF his cosmopolitan tastes. and those
who have thrones to sell or 10 give away
should nut themselves in communication with
Berlin before making other arrangements
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LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENTs.


In the Circuit Court OF Marion county. In
diana.
MAJ term. 1896.
Henry Davis, executor of estate Of Mary
Davis. deceased. vs.. Henry Davis, William
W. Davis, Joseph c. Davis, Alice j. Kenton,
trustee.
To William w. Davis. Joseph C. Davis.
Alice J. kenton, trustee. You are severaHy
hereby notified that the above-named petit
toner. as executor of the estate aforesaid,
has fled IN the Circuit Court of Marion
county. Indiana, q petition, making you de-
fendants thereto. and praying therein for an
order and decree OF said court. authorizing
the sale OF certain real estate belonging to
estate Of said decedent, and in said petition
described. TO make assets for the payment OF
1eEacies IN said estate: and has also fled an
affidavit a~verring therein that you and each
OF you are nonresidents of the State OF In
diana or that your residence is unknown and
that you are necessary parties TO said pro-
ceedings. and that said petition, so filed and
which Is now pending. Is set for hearing in
said Circuit Court at the courthouse in In
~dIanapolis, Ind. on the nth day of May, 1896.
Witness, The clerk and seal OF said court,
o. s. JAMES w. FESLER,
Clerk Marion Circuit Court.
NJ c. McLain. J. p. Baker. Attorneys
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all such evidence

is treated in sacred confidence, unless
publication is requested by the writer.
She says to Mrs. Pinkham :--"I
wish you would publish the circum-
stances of my case, in order hat other
women may be benefited by my expe-
rience.
81 doctored nearly all the time for
two years. l spent several hundred
dollars without receiving much benefit
Last June 1 wrote to you and described
all my aches and pains. Such a long
list as there was: headache, back
ache. bearing-down pains, terrible
soreness, constipation, dizziness, feel
ing of extreme lassitude, irregularity
and nausea /; but you answered my
letter and told me Just what to do. I
followed your advice.
AFTER taking eight bottles of the
Vegetable Compound and three bot
ties of Blood Purifier, / am glad to
write you that / have not enjoyed such
good health for years, and 1 am able
to do ali my own work. / can surely
sound the praises of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and Q
number of my friends are taking IL
upon my ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w.
L. ELLIOTT. Liscomb. Iowa
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CINCINNATI, o., April 19.-The CONNER
cial Gazette's special from Mrs. Josephine
Woodward, dated Havana, April is. says:
"Ten men were shot al MORO Castle on last
Saturday morning, and this morning ten
more shots rang out on the early morning
air. OF all that occurs behind those walls
the greatest part must be a matter Of conjec.
ture. Only a few Spaniards know, and they
do not tell. ]" is said that a subterranean
passage leads under the waters of the bay
from Moro Castle 10 the strong fortifca-
ton just across in Havana, and that this Is
made use of In the disposal OF prisoners. Al
political prisoners, however, who are accord
ed trial and condemned to die are publicly ex-
ecuted. These public executions are made
great occasions and before sunrise the bay
Is fairly swarming with little craft carrying
visitors to the bloody scene. Women take
their children and go and all other business
Is for the time suspended.v
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A Heroine at Seven.

tie girls OF Robert Walker were playing In
the yard OF their fathers home. Hamblen
township. Brown county. THURSDAY after,
into the well. The older, aged seven, climbed
quickly down the slippery walls OF the deep
well and caught hold of her sister and sup~
ported her head above the water until their
parents were attracted TO the place by their
cries. Ropes were procured and the children
released from their p~erilous- situation. The
little girl was badly bruised about the head
and body, and may die IN spite Of her Sis
ter's heroic efforts TO save her.
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........ s172,SSs.1 Is
Voluntary Relief.


r. F. Smith, superintendent OF the Penn
sylvania Voluntary Relief Department. on
Saturday issued his bulletin for March. which
shows that there were disbursed for deaths
from accident $1,000. for deaths from nat
ural causes $500, in benefits for disable
ment from accident 81, O69.8 Is. in disablement
benefits on account OF sickness 9,6S3.60
making a total of $27, 1925, being the lar
gest disbursements In any one month since
the department. was organized. During the
month 1.20s members, or, in case of death,
their legal heirs, drew benefits. In the
eighty-one months the association has been
in operation there has been disbursed in
death benefits from accident, OF which there
have been 2i9. the sum of $149. 466. 60; in
having been 712 deaths; In benefits on ac-
count Of accident. Sale. 800. 20; in sickness
benefits, S521, s45. so, making the total dis
bursements 81 ,526,560.77. During the eighty
one months 1881 members. or, In case OF
death. their legal heirs, drew benefits
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Officers of the ". II. G.. u.

ANDERSON. Ind. April 1s.-At a late hour
last night the campfire meeting Of the Young
Peoples Christian Union of the United
Brethren Church closed and the fourth an
nual conference of White River district came
to an end. The service was conducted by
Rev. J. +. Roberts, of indianapolis. The
conference adjourned to meet again In Wa
bash In the first week of April, 1897. This
conference was the largest in the history OF
seven counties being represented. The cleo
ton of officers and delegates resulted as fol-
W President, Alonzo Meyers, Anderson:
vice president, II. s.. James, Kokomo: secre-
tary, Idella Darling, Columbus; treasurer, j.
=. Paddock. New Lisbon. To the General
Conference, which will convene In Des
Moines, Ia, the following were named: j. T..
Shannon, Indianapolis; A. C. Wilmore, An
derson; NJ. o. Jarvis, Hartford City. Alter
nates-J. l.. Paddock, New Lisbon; Ada
Thomas. Lafountain; Emma Vickery, Ma
riOn.
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NEW YORK, April 1S-Wnliam A. Sacht-
leben. the wheelman who went TO Armenia
several months ago to search for the body
of Frank c. LEM, the Piftsburg eyclist who
was murdered by Kurds, returned to-day 10
America on thu Paris.
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Mrs. nIigh GETS a 81. GOO yerdict.

kOkoMO. nd. April IL: After eight
suit of Mrs. Bligh against her ex-husband
returned a verdict tonight awarding the
plaintiff 81 900 damages. Mr. Bligh is a
wealthy wholesale liquor dealer of Logans-
port. who two years ago obtained a divorce
and married his typewriter girl, Kate Eiserio.
The basis of the suit was a letter written by
Bligh in which the abandoned wife was ac-
cused OF immortality and drunkenness. She
c,aod for &1A O0
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NEW YORK, April 1S.-Among those who
came over on the Campana to-day was Mr..
Maitland Kersey. Lord Dunraven's American
representative. Mr.. Kersey said that he had
heard no talk on the other side about a chai-
lenge for the Americas cup. He saw MIR.
Rose, but they did not talk about the matter.
From what Mr.. Kersey said there Is little
likelihood OF a challenge being issued from
England this wear.
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Belt Road Traffic.

In the week ending April Is there were
transferred over the Belt road 14.4S6 cars,
an increase over the week ending April IL
OF SIS cars. The Belt road ngine last
week handled 1910 cars OF live stock, an In
crease over the preceding week OF 152 cars
Belt road engines handled for industries on
its line 67 cars, sixty-eight more than in
the week preceding.
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ment OF the Uniformed Rank OF the Knights
of Pythias in this city Aug. "a to 81. Head
quarters for the general committee will be
opened on Monday next and all committees
viii begin active preparations for the en-
camDment.
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SOUTH BEND. Ind, April 1s.-Mrs. Apo
lonia Pecher. who a few weeks ago ceiebrat-
ed her OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES birthday, az the
home OF the Sisters OF the Poor. at Misha-
waka. died to-day of old age. She had been
living with the sisters for a number of years.
She remembered distinctly of having seen
Gen. George Washington pass the home of
her parnts in the East when she was a lit
tie girl.
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Eoils and pimples are due to impure blood.
Remove thsm BY making the blood pure with
Hoods Saraparilia-
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Now It's a shovel Trust.

ANDERSON. Ind, April Robustness rep
resentatives from all the fourteen shovel fac
tories in the United States met in secret ses-
sion In Boston a few days ago and organized
a trust. The factories are located in Phila-
delphia, Pittsburg, Beaver Falls, st. Louis,
Terre Haute and Anderson. The total output
for the year amounts to 400, 900 dozen. The
one in this city has been turning out from
forty to fifty thousand dozen, and on account
OF the free use of natural gas has been able
to sell at a lower margin of profit than any
of it's competitors. 1t is the purpose of the
agents Of these plants to meet again in Bos-
ton the latter part Of next week, when the
organization will be completed. The plan
dozen per year, which Is about the limit OF
the demand. None OF the plants In the COM
bination will be permitted to increase their
output, as shown by the work Of the past
year. and IL one should sell more than 1t
manufactures the privilege CT placing the or
have been boosted. Since the 9th of this
month not an order has been booked at the
old quotations., and the cost of shovels has
been advanced 20 per cent.
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Trnmc Notes.

The Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton ham
died at indianapolis last week Ils cars. 7S2
being loaded.
The Peoria & Eastern had an off week.
I,7i6 loaded cars, log fewer than In the pre-
ceding week.
The Monon handled at indianapolis last
week 57S cars. AIS being loaded. a decrease
of Sc loaded cars as compared with the week
ending April H.
There were handled at indianapolis In the
week ending April Is. by all lines, 1853
empty cars. an increase over the preceding
week Of 15S cars.
The four Pennsylvania lines handled at In
dianapolis last week a total of 4.s41' cars. 1888
being loaded, an increase over the week end
ing April IL OF 297.
brought in l75 and forwarded Sl loaded cars,
handling at indianapolis AZ fewer loaded cars
than in the week ending April IL
The Big Four lines proper handled at In
dianapolis In the week ending April IL a
total of io,o1s cars. 7.72o being loaded, an
increase over the preceding week OF Sl3.
The indianapolis & vincennes makes the
most favorable exhibits from week TO week
week handling at this point 76l loaded cars,
eleven more than In two preceding weeks.
The vandalia made a slight Improvement
last week. forwarding west SS1 and bringing
In LOT loaded cars, an increase over the pre-
ceding week Of "A loaded cars: of the in
bound business, l5o cars were loaded with
i've Stock
Personal, Local and Genesnl Notes.
NJ. Il. ingalls,, president of the Big Four,
returned from New York on Saturday.
T.. O. Mccormick. traffic manager OF the
| Big Four lines, will return from New York
to-day.
Harry Fuller, general passenger agent of
the Chesapeake * Ohio, has been spending a
few days at Cincinnati.
NJ. j.. Becker. consulting engineer OF the
PENNSYLVANIA lines. IS slowly recovering from
a severe attack OF infammatory rheumatism.
Joseph II. Blair has accepted the appoint
ment as attorney for the receivers of the
Union Pacific railway for the State Of Idaho,
his headquarters TO be at Pocatello.
L. b. Bishop. for many years agent OF
| the c.. c.. c. K i. (Big Four at Dayton.
O.. died In that city at l p. m. yesterday
| The deceased was highly esteemed by the
railroad fraternity.
Work on the Jackson extension OF the Gin
cinnatl. Jackson K Mackinaw Is being pushed
vigorously. The company is grading at the
rate of a half mile a day. The Brice people
| are behind the work
Southern roads and transcontinental lines
VIII transport United States marines at the
rate of / cent per mile between Eastern
: points and San Francisco. Chairman cald-
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NEWS IN SUNDAYS JOURNAL.
Resume of Chief Events ChronicIed An
the Issue of April Is.


Schaefer and DAILY beat Ives and GARNER
at 14-inch balk line.
The gold reserve has been pulled down be-
low the sl27. o0o.O co mark
The Amer Of Afghanistan has ordered a
lot OF bicycles for his harem.
1t is feared that the expected massacre at
Buluwayo has already occurred.
Field Marshal Yamagata, of Japan, has
sailed from New York TO Europe.
The Eastern racing season was formally
opened at Bennings track. Washington.
Eighwaymen were pursued and captured
by officers and citizens at Galesburg, III.
The Lexington fair grounds course has
been sold to the Kentucky Trotting Horse
Association.
General Co~rrington has been ordered to
South Africa to take charge of the Mata-
beie campaign.
Bishop Duncan. at the Macon VI. E. Con-
ference, denounced mankind for neglecting
their souls for political issues.
Chairman Cannon has reported the general
deficiency bill, the last of the appropriations,
from the committee TO the House.
Cardinal Satolli Is said to attach little i'm
portance to the report that the Pope has
interfered between Spain and Cuba.
The Dauntless bicycle works. at Toledo,
burned Saturday might, together With the
Toledo machine n tool works. Loss,
$4,000. sid
Senator Harris, of Tennessee. whose age
has long been a mystery to his f~eilow-Sen-
ators, has confessed to being seyenty-eight
years old.
National League scores: Baltimore 6,
Brooklyn 2; Philadelphia II. Boston /; Louis
vile 5. Chicago 8; Cincinnati II. P~ittsburg 9;
New York z, Washington 6. 8
n Two firemen were killed and one fatally
hurt in a fire at Philadelphia Saturday night
that burned the Pennsylvania railroad sta
ton at Thirtyrsecond and Market streets.
Loss. 5000 900.
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Cost Of the Government.

April G.-The House COM
the House the general deficiency bill, the last
OF the regular appropriation bills for this
session. The total amount carried by the bill
which it provides are: Treasury Depart
ment, $1,074,000 District of Columbia. $4,000;
War Department, $So7, 600: Navy Departments.
partment OF Justice. s25l. 600; Government
Printing Office, $4,000; House of Represent
atives. So, 600; judgments Court of Claims;
audited claims, $4,000; Postoffice Depart.
ment. $l.42l.00 In addition to this bill, the
s srganI csfried x .aa ae tss pa msS,D early : to in t foe
deficiencies this session Of ST. O9S. ZIG.
regular sns s apppcpriation = bills as s'st they Of pas ses
tns / s0u SEN. S sss; a ine,r g: sa aasssas Ss: d Asri-
Columbia. s,lis, $50: fortihcatio,ns. s5,Sia,s s5;
Military Academy. s4as.ii navy. si..sGS, 49, sss:
river and harbor, sic, $780,; satndry civil
addition to these bills the two efficiency
bills. miscellaneous acts carrying $315, 024 and
regular annual appropriations amounting to
making the total appropriations by the
House during. this session $3.50 405.
In the deficiency bill reported to-day there
Treasury to transfer to the city Of Atlanta
the buildings erected for the government ex-
hibit at the Cotton States Exposition. There
government for indemnity to the heirs Of
three of its subjects who were killed and two
others injured by mob violence In Colorado.
In making the appropriation for Indian
depreciation claims the committee provides
that none OF the judgments shall be paid
until the Attorney-general has certified t0>the
Secretary Of the Treasury that he has caused
TO the Court of Claims and such other evil
dence as he shall be able to procure as to
whether fraud has been done to the United
no grounds to support q new trial.
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National X. Of r. Encampment.
CLEVELAND, April 1S.-It has finally
heen decided to hold the national encanp-
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Panhandle EARNINGS for March. ;


Below Is given the earnings of the Pitts
burg, Cincinnati, Chicago e. st. Louis lines
for March. 1896. and for the three months
ending March 81. and the increase and de-
crease, as compared with the corresponding
period of 1895. as furnished by S. b. Liggett.
secretary OF the company:
March, 1896. Inc. Dec.
Gross earnings. 81. 300. 2SS.74 $34.063.T
Op'r'tfg exp'n's 1,0S9,275.10 1,906.64
Net earnings. s12o.Ol3.s4 $~s2,157.o7
interest on
s.. rem
tails, etc....... 20 .229.12 IL, 491. 80
Deficit ....-... $50, 2i5.4s s21. SEQ. go
Three months
Gross earnings 81. 625, 353.47 $25S, 1925
Op'r't'g exp'n's 2,979.595.3 SO 162, 767.4S
Net earnings. $645, 75S,11 $9o,3S1.0
interest on
bonds, rem
tails, etc...... S1S.141-26 36,619.5S
Deficit ........ sl72,Ss.15 s5S.7s2.A
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come with grief. She Is very nervous and
sorrow affects her greatly. She cannot cry.
was On this occasion She ran out into the
street, not knowing what she was doing"
Why did you go TO Nicholasville?'
Il needed a rest. / am very nervous. 1
also visited my father at Lexington / was
beginning to feel well, and the physicians
were saying that father was getting better.
when l was shocked by hearing that my
named was connected with this affair"
do you know May Smith,"
No. Who Is she? / do not think I do.
May Smith is such a common name that 1
forgotten about it,
oh. you do not know her." interpoiated
The Campbell county authorities spent all
last night searching a vault IN a certain
suspected the nsA Sead Of Mne Pearl w Bryan sas0n Was
secreted, but the result OF the long search
was fruitless. No head was found The
officers conducted their search was one
prominently connected with the. great muir
der case OF late. and when It became known
IN bellevue what was being done there was
great excitement. 1t was well known that
the oi1ciais have positive proof that jackson
and Walling and Pearl Bryan were in Belle
vue the day before the murder. but 1t was
not generally thought that the suspicious
against one of the residents were so strong
as to warrant the steps taken Friday night.
me citizens almost unanimously are with
the authorities in leaving no stone unturned
10 solve the mystery Of the murder of Pearl
Bryan and bring the guilty to justice. no
matter whose feelings are wounded.
A wealthy uncle of Miss Wagner, of Belle
yue, has threatened TO enter suit for libel
against druggist Foertmeyer and Sheriff
Plummer for connecting her name with the
murder.
Col L. J. Crawford. Jackson's attorney,
filed a motion with Judge Helm Friday to
set aside Sheriff plan of admit
ting persons to the trial by tickets. He
claims that the trial should be open to the
public and that the prisoners friends be Civ
en- a chance to be present at every session Of
the great trial. Sheriff Plummer in reply
. states that there is to be no favoritism
shown, that the first 23S persons who call on
him the day Of the trial will be given tickets,
and that none of the prisoners friends will
be refused admittance.
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Indianapolis.

Auditor Daily finds that the taxables in
the State amount to more than 81, 200 600, 600.
The two little Wilson girls. acrohats and
singers, who have been performing in the
city recently, were kidnapped.
Judge Harvey. in refusing a divorce to the
aged Kingsleys, took occasion to score the
attorneys for bringing the suit.
Claude st. Clair, the highwayman, signi-
Imprisonment on a plea Of 'guilty, but the
State prefers to try him
A great love feast, with gubernatorial
candidates in attendance, was held at the
Republican Commercial Travellers rooms,
On North Pennsylvania street, Saturday
night.
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FOR sALE-HORsEs AND VEHICLES.
FOR LE-Ne traps. Surveys. buggies.
phaetons. delivery wagons, harness, whips.
STURTEVANT'S. IS South Pennsylvania.
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FOR REMITTANCE May 1, three-story build
Ing. No. "a South Pennsylvania street; also,
two upper floors, No. So. adjoining. Apply
IS South Pennsylvania street.
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c R CONFIDENCE.
No Woman's Letter Published
Except by Request

There is a class of women who, from
their own experience, sympathize with
their suffering sisters, and in order