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PHYSICIANS SERVICES AT HOME OR OFFICES ABSOLUTELY FREE
"Munyon Saved Our Baby.s Life.y

"MunyOn Saved Our Baby's Life.'
Mrs. Samuel King, rear 43i ST. Clair
street. says: 1.-The Munyon treatment has
brought our baby out wonderfully. We
feel that we owe her life to Munyon. The
baby had pneumonia and we all thought
that we would have to give her up. We
could see no hopes for her life till one of
DR.. Munyon's physicians called and di-
rected what remedies to give. The doctor
only called once. And L never saw child
improve like she did under his treatment.
She is now well. Munyon saved our babyS
life
Cant Say Too Much for Munyon.'
Mr.. Ed Boetler, 124 Spann avenue con-
ductor on Chicago division of the Big Four
Railroad says: II cannot say too much
for Munyon's remedies. They have had a
wonderful effect on me. For eighteen years
L have suffered from catarrh, and three
weeks ago~I consulted one of Munyon's
physicians. My nose and throat were in
an awful condition and were giving me lots
of trouble. / am most entirely well. L
have urged several of my best friends to
go to Munyon and be cured
rheumatism Cured.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bodkin 343 Cornell ave-
hue, says &hullyou IeiieulcS NY
rheumatism 1 could hardly get around. L
will never be without Munyon's remedies" :"
Asthma and Bronchitis.
Mrs. Lee Noting, So South Summit street,
says: Il have suffered with bronchitis and
asthma for twenty years. L have doctored
with the best physicians in the city, but
they done me very little if any good. 1 be-
gan using DR.. Munyon's remedies about
live weeks ago and l now feel better than
L ever did in my life.''
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Mrs. d. J. Kelley, 165 Pleasant streee,
says: Because of the good results derived
in my own case of dyspepsia and nervous
troubles l never expect to be without Num-
yon's medicines in my house,.
MunyOn Cures Where Others Fail.
Mrs. Berry. No. L Hester street says:
About six weeks ago / began using Dr.
Munyon's remedies for lung troubles and
catarrh. AT that time 1 was in a very
bad condition and my left side was so sore
that L could not bear the weight of a hand
on the affected part The soreness has now
all left me and I feel better than 1 have
for years. / have been attended by the
best physicians in Franklin and Indianap-
oils, but none of them has given me the
relief that have obtained from Munyon's s
remedies
drought Me Right OUT
Mrs. Annie Newman. 1853 North Illinois
street, praises Munyon's remedies and says:
They brought me right out of a very Sc
we're and long attack of heart disease, and
L feel better and stronger than L have for
years"
Hearing Restored.
JAS S. Warford, of Coldwater, Mich,
(now visiting at 422 East Twelfth street.
this city,, says: II have been gradually los
ing my hearing for the past twenty years.
1 was advised to consult DR.. Munyon /
have now taken the treatment just three
weeks and 1 can now hear the ticking Of
a clock. 1 was almost totally deaf before
taking treatment
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STATIONS
alabama and 7th Sts.-S- Muhl. -.
6eilefontaiEe ST.. No. 4oo-Claude f1elos;;
S,nirlstian Ave., No. 197-F. L. Danne'leie'
SHnord Ave-, No. 224-Philip Miller:
SoileSe Ave. and 9TH St.-Geo. {. rlsnel,.
CCoiumDia Ave. and 7th St.-Geo. y. 1t
Soiumoia ana Hill Aves.-R. c hainp'0N.
DeiaWare and McCarty-H- A. PfsIhin. ,er
DllIon and Fletcher Ave.-Hugo ID
Eas, anu McCarty Sts.--E. 9. Relch;;r h;;r1o~ohurc-
TT 1 wayne Ave, No. 1eo-Thos. h
Hlllside Ave. No. 1s--H. W. Carter.
Illinois and Ist Sts-S MuhI
illinois and 18th Sts-S Muhl.
illinois and 9Th Sts-J NJ Scott.
Ininois and I'D Sts-Frank Keegan.
illinois and North Sts-R. NJ. Navin. ,,,oaor
3hdiana Ave. and Vermont St.-it. r
indiana Ave, No. 2oI-John ID. Gauld.
ladlson Ave. No. 427-Jos. NJ. DWyeI.
mass and Cornell Aves.-C. f. BarmHh
mass. Ave, No. 301-L. r.. Haag.
sier and Morris Sts.-C. ii. Broicn.
e1er- and Ray Sts.-John z. Myers
Mer: and Russell Ave.-Geo. 7. Borsl.
A1lch., No. 1859 East-Van Arsdals oIos.
NeM York and Noble Sts.-E. h Enaets'
NeW York, No. 57S West-F. l.. Woico''-
flne. No. 201 South-A. L. walker
senate Ave. and Sd STA. N. Eystsr.
senate Ave-, No. 1858 North-E. IL. Sts"aie'
Sheioy St, No 1S2-C. A. Eitel
Iaibott Ave-. No. BON. Schwartz.
Virginia Ave. and Coburn-C. G. Mueher.
virginia Ave. and McCarty-M. c. Staley.
wash. ST. and State Ave.-N. ;. Drigss'
Wash. ST., No. 703 East-Baron Bros
West ST., No. 500 North--C. w. Eichrool-
fandes and 9Th Sts.-DixoE.
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THE SENHT0RIAL a, CAUCUS.
Movement ON Foot to Hold 1t on
Jan. =.

There is a movement on foot to hold the
senatorial caucus during the first week of
the session of the Legislature. probably on
the night of Jan. 4. The managers of both
the principal candidates say that this is a
matter they will permit to take care of it
self. but say they are ready for a caucus
right now. The speakership caucus and
caucus of the Senate for the selection of
officers will be held the night of Jan. s.
and the session will begin on Thursday,
Jan. Z. III the usual custom Is followed the
Legislature will adjourn Friday noon to
the following Monday to give time for the
Therefore. il the senatorial caucus is to be
held during the first week II will probably
come Thursday night. The election occurs
Ian. 10
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ron SALE OR ExCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-By q. w. Phillips,
20 Monument place-ROller process -four mill. so
barrels per day. in good repair and we'll located.
Roller process mill, capacity, 200 barrels per
day
Elevator: 25.OoO bushels; junction Of five rail-
roads.
Two hotels. in indianapolis; one in North
Salem.
Printing Office. well equipped
Several good farms. city property and property
I'm other towns.
Cripple Creek Gold Rock Mining Company of
Colorado stock for sale at low price develop
new work, from $40 To amount wanted: no debt OF
kind property; no preferred stock: nom
assessabie: output OF Cripple Greek district for
lss6 sl6.o00, O00; prospective output for 1897.
S25, COO. eco.
Bicycle factory and other property. 3. and L.
stock. debenture and installment Fire, life and
accident insurance.
f0-acre farm wanted within twenty-five miles.
for city property.
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FOR SALE.

~><N~-~~N~O~OcNNOc-~~~~~
FOR SALF;-Insure your property with Frank X.
Sawyer, "A Fast Market street
FOR SALE-GOod local city business. cheap; for
cash only. ADDRESS H. r. THOMSON. 27i East
! McCarty street.
FOR SALE-I have too many goods; pants for a
song and sing IL yourself: want money and
you want pants. trade il you call:
cassinueres. worSteds and beavers by the yard:
suits and pants made TO order equal best at
half the morey. los and 10 South Illinois street
u ID
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FOR TRaDE-REaL ESTATE.

FOR TRADEs-SOrne good frst-class equities in
properties in good locations for sale az a bar
gain trade FOR vacant lots snail properties.
These properties located in some OF the most
desirable larts OF the city and cannot fail To
make you a good home il you want one. Call
uTOn "A CCod trade IL you have any real
estate or stocks Of merchandise you want 10
trade. Also free and clear property in KckomO.
Ind. and cash difference for city property.
WEBER < CO. 81 East Market street.
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A Gasoline Explosion.

A gasoline stove exploded yesterday aft
ernoon I'm the Office of A. Cornwell in Vol
ney T. Malott's building, at s7ls West
Narke. street, causing a run of the fire
department and a small loss to the occu-
pant While the department was stu look
ing after this fire an alarm came IN from
Box S24 on East Washington street, and
several companies were sent to answer II,
hut IL proved to be scare.
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sion. to succeed Defoe Skinner of Valparai-
so, who resigned. On Tuesday Of this week
the Centennial Commission will meet to ap-
prove the report that is being drafted for
the Legislature. In the evening the COM
missiOners will attend a banquet of the
State Board of Commerce at the CONNER
cial Club.
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1ohn Teller and John Wilhelm became
engaged In an alteration at the stables of
the Monarch Grocery Company yesterday
morning and both used pltchforks. When
MS mead and asserted that Teller had
japped MN with a pitchfork DIR. Eisen-
pslss dressed the wound. which was not
and battery :, : ~
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BENJAMIN F. Prather, secretary OF the
Commercial Travellers Mutual Accident
Association. was suddenly stricken blind
in his right eye Christmas afternoon. and
the sight of the left eye is almost gone.
His eyes have been. bothering. him a great
deal recently. and he has been having
them treated His physicians think the
loss of sight is only temporary
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Corkfps Got the worst of Ii.

Elmer Corkins aged twenty-six. white, a
boiler maker living at 500 Columbia avenue.
was arrested last night for assault and bat
tery. He attended q colored dance Christ
mas eve and got the worst of II. DR..
Courtney dressed cash in his left hand,
which Corkins said had been inflicted with
an textbook.
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DIED.

N%O~(~%O~~~O~~ONO~~S~>~
BRYAN-The remains of Lidia Lille Sehifiiing,
wife of Harry Bryan Will be buried from vault
at Crown Hill Cemetery Sunday. Dec. q, at
D.. m.
GABLE-Conrad Gable Saturday, Dec. 26 at
noon, at his residence. 1e6 North Noble street.
wife and three children survive HIND. g.
Gable OF Texas; Mrs w. j. Amos, of Crawfords-
yille Ind, and Lizzie Weghorst, OF this city.
Funeral Tuesday at o'clock.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE-SpeculatOrs should trade
through responsible houses The wheat. corn
and provision markets showing great activity.
with an advancing tendency. Now is the time
20 make an investment Write for our large Red
Book statistics and general informa ton. also
Daily Market Bulletin. Both free. y. :.
MURRAY * CO. 123 Rialto bldg. Chicago. Ill.
Members Of the Chicago Board of Trade.
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PERSONALITIES Deestrick Skool will be given at
the Broadway NJ z Church Wednesday night,
Dec. - 1856 az = N Admission. Is cents
PERSONAIs-Tea given away. during the holiday
week only. IN order 20 introduce our coffees
and teas VIII give with each pound OF coffee 70
per cent. OF its value In tea A. b. COFFY. l30
Massachusetts avenue.
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VITAL STATISTlCS-DEC. 26.


Bell Gum. $50 South State avenue. pneumonia.
William Hewins. seventy-four years, Little
Sisters af the Poor. iephritis.
Maria Hunter. thirteen days, Peck street.
conyulsicas.
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THE IouRNAl

Have been conveniently located at the followins
drug stores In the various sections OF
the city, from which wx~>-,,v,
ADVERTISEMENT WILL. BE TELEPHONED
Direct TO this Office at regular rates
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It was discovered yesterday morning that
the house occupied by Gus O'Bryan. 4os
Park avenue. was entered by thieves
Christmas day while the family was In
Cincinnati. The family has not returned
yet. and II u not known what was taken
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Ernest L. Mccormack and Salae NJ. Slant.
John w. Powell and MoIlie b. Roberts.
Mitchell Ham and L0aisa n. Moore
Anderson Davis and Bette Brown
Joseph HoliingEworth and Grace NJ kennitz.
Charles II. Farrov and Lucy Burke.
Mason NJ. McFtrrcn and Nellie Taylor
Charles z. sawyer and Minnie Penn.
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CATARRH POSITIVELY CURED.

THE MUNYON COMPANY POSITIVE
LY CURE CATARRH. Thousands of pa
tients attest it. No cutting. burning, eau
terizing, irritating washes that destroy the
diseased tissues. Many victims treated by
ignorant doctors have lost their sense OF
taste and smell. The Munyon treatment
consists of mild. soothing lotions and in
ternal remedies. which act on the blood
and nerves, and thoroughly eradicate the
disease.
ough examination at the Munyon offices.
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Births.

Edith and Henry Hass. s. Maxwell street boy.
May and Bernhart Miller. Hendricks street.
girl.
Anna and Fred yetter. 81 Kansas; street, girl.
Minnie and Mr.. Kruse. city. boy.
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CIAIRyoYAyT.


CLAIREOYANT-Mrs- T. Griswcid. the great
ciairycyant and Ialmtst tells you every hope.
fear and ambition OF life. everything revealed
gives advice on business. love and marriage.
Once and residence. 2ss East South street.
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MUNYON'S HI. HI. X. CO.,
Majestic Building,

PennsyIvania and Maryland Streets.)
Office HOurs-0 a. m. to = ID. m.
Sundays-1O a. I'm. to IL IN.
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Change in Centennial Conamission.
Glenn Studebaker, of South Bend. has
been appointed by Governor Matthews. n
member OF the State Centennial Commits
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Congregational.

PLYMOUTH CHCRCH-Corner Meridian and
New York streets. Frederic Il. Dewhurst
minister. Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. Special
Christmas service arranged for the congregation
and Sunday school at 10:45. Shelleys anthem
Christmas, and Wiegands ''Adeste Fidees'
will be sung by the regular chorus. Solos by
Misses Calvin, Lovejoy and Minthorne, and
Messrs. Nell, ElstUn and Landers and a harp
solo by Miss Daggett. Address by Mr. Dew
hurst and distribution of holly TO the children
Evening service. under the direction of the Nc
Cuiloch Club. 7:45 Anthems, ''Hark, Hark
My Soul Hansley, and Christmas, by the
chorus. Solo by Mr.. Nell. Violin solo by Master
Tfsd Rich A Christmas souvenir will be pre-
sented To each one present by the McCulloch Club
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-A. A HELLSTERN REPAIRS COOK,
HEATING. GAS AND GASOLINE STON E,S; !;
Also FURNISHES ODD PIECES FOR ALI.
MAKES OF STOVES 2S9 EAST WASHINGTON
STREET. TELEPHONE 1872.
NOTICE-A meeting of the stockholders of the
Star Saving and Loan Association will be held
JAM >. 1897. at 7:30 p. at the office OF the as
sOciation To vote upon the acceptance of the
changes in the bylaws
II. NJ. HADLEY. President.
III. II. FAY. Secretary.
NOTICEr-Is hereby given that the firm of Will
liam H. Armstrong N Co.. composed of William
II. Armstrong and Emil Wilbrandt. and doing
business at No % South Illinois street. in the
city af Indianapolis. Ind. has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent Mr.. Emil Wiibrandt
retires from the business, all firm assets being
transferred 10 Mr. William II. Armstrong. who
assumes all Liabilities.
Dated Dec. -, 1886.
WM. H. ARMSTRONG,
EMIL WIi-BfRANDT.
The business will be continued by the under
signed under the old name, AT the old stand.
WM. H. ARMSTRONG.
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FOR REST-Insare your property with Frank K
sawyer, "a East Market street
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CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS.
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CARD OF THANKS-The Little Sisters of the
Poor return their most sincere thanks to their
generous benefactors who have contributed so
generously Tor the good Christmas dinner of their
old people. And also for all the donations they
have received.
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JOURNAL ADVERTISING STATIONS.
BRANCH OFFICES
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FLANNER & BUCHANAN-172 North
Illinois street. Lady embalmer, for
ladies and children. Office always
open. Telephone GAL.
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CAUTION AGAINST IMITATORS
The public is advised that Munyon's
Remedies cannot he initiated; that the
free treatment, free physfeians and
free distribution Of remedies was in
Professor Munyon.
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Munyon's Homeopathic Remedy
Company,
Majestic Building,

(Cor Pennsylvania and Maryland streets }
Office HOurs-9 n. m. to 3 D. nm.
Sundays-1O n. nm. to IL nm.
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The Industrial Congress.

Next week the Congress Oh lnuldnd IN
dustrial Associations will meet at the
Statehouse. The opening session is to be
held at $3.50 a. m. Tuesday, Jan. 5. w. W..
Hamilton. of Greensburg, is president and
Charles f. Kennedy, of this is secre-
tary. They are both identified with the
State Board Of Agriculture, under whose
auspices the first meeting will be held.
Governor Matthews and Mayor Taggart
have been asked for addresses Of welcome
Members of the, State board are to be
chosen this year for the Fifth, Sixth.
Eighth. Ninth, Tenth Eleventh, Twelfth
and Thirteenth districts to succeed respect
lively Messrs. Officer, Hamilton, Downing.
Sankey. Davis, Claypool, Blackstock and
Thompson.
other associations of the industrial con-
gress will meet as fOllows:
Indiana Farmers Reading Circle at the
Statehouse Jan. 3. The president is j. "A.
Commons. of Centerville, and the secre-
tary III. +. Mcmahon. of Fairfield.
The Indiana Wool Growers Association.
Clark Phelps. of New Castle, is president
and J. w Robe. of Greencastle, secretary.
The Indiana Bee Keepers Association
will meet Tuesday I'm its seventeenth an
nuaI session. j. NJ. Hicks. of indianapolis.
is president and Edward s. Pope, Indian
apolis. secretary.
The Indiana Swine Breeders Association
will begin its twelfth annual meeting at
the Statehouse Jan. g. Adam r. May. of
Shelbyville is president and III. l.. Nowlin,
of I.awrenceburg. secretary.
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STOLEN.
STOLEN-Bay Rolf-Wilkes horse 15.3 hands
high, both front feet starred by WIRE small TAIL
short name, small snip and star; phaeton, black
red-striped gear. breast harness. Return 10 H.
r. KINNEY, 337 North Capitol avenue. Reward.
FOR SAIE-BICYCLES.
FOR SALE-BicycIes-Ladies' and gents second
hand (good) wheels $20 S25 $50; 1856 pattern.
WILLIAM VANDERPOOI, 226 East Washington
street.
STORAGE.
STORAGE--Indianapois Warehouse Co.. 26o-273
s. Penn ST., Pennsylvania tracks. Phone 13is.
PALMIST.
PALMISTRY-Juanita, the Gypsy palmlst. Sats
isfaction guaranteed SS West Ohio street.
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STATIONS

5 cENTs PER LINE OF SEVEN WORDS.
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MUNYON'S OFFICE
and Maryland Streets.
NOT A PENNY TO PAY

NOT A PENNY TO PAY
ton and the best professional service
that medical science affords.
Everybody invited and made wei.
come.
ONCE Hours-9 a. I'M. to u. I'M.
Sundays-10 a. I'M. to IL I'M.
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lar, Wabash; secretary, Miss Amelia W.
Platter. indianapolis. Executive commit
tee-W +. Morgan, Terre Haute: u
Ter College, u. OF T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

Gen. Meredith Read, the well-knowD
American diplomatist: died in Paris
yesterday, of bronchitis. He was fifty
nine years old and a native of Pbiladel-
phia.
Julio Sanguily, a naturalized Ameri-
can citizen, charged with conspiracy
against the Spanish government, has
been sentenced at Havana to imprison-
ment for life.
Advices from Constantinople say that
the agreement of the powers for the en-
forcement of reforms in Turkey is COM
plete with the exception of the matter
of the methods to be pursued and the
time of putting the measures of coercion
agreed upon into operation.
1t is stated in Washington that there
is no foundation for the statement that
the European powers have warned the
United States that they would not re-
main passive in case of trouble between
the United States and Spain over Cuba.
On the contrary, is is announced that
each of the governments has given as
surance that it would maintain strict
neutrality. The Paris dispatch to the
London Times, stating that Germany
had intimated her intention to support
Spain in the event of war between the
latter country and the United States,
is denied officially and authoritatively.
1t is semi-oficially announced in Mad
rid that the rumors that Spain would
accept the good Offices of the United
States to terminate the war in Cuba
are without foundation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-28
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Turkish Reforms Demanded

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 2S.-The
Russian am bassador to Turkey, acting
as spokesman for the European ma.
tions, has notified the Sultan that the
powers demand that there shall be no
delay on the part of the Porte in giving
assent to the proposals for such re-
forms submitted by the representa-
tives of the powers. The ambassadors
will hold conference to morrow to dis
cuss the question of resorting to coerciv 9
measures to compel the Sultan to put
The proposed reforms into operation.
The financial scheme formulated is
understood to involve the revision of
the entire Ottoman debt under guar
antee of the European powers. I'll 9
plan also contemplates the full control
of the European powers over the reve-
nues, with the allotment of fixed
sum for the maintenance of the army
and navy and for the purposes of the
Sultan's private purse, and further pro-
vides that the Sultan's appointment of
his ministers shall be subject to the ap.
prevail or veto Of the representatives of
the powers in Constantinople.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-28
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Much uneasiness still exists among
the Chicago savings banks.
Mr.. Thomas G. Plstt, of New York,
says he is not candidate for the
Senate.
Elisha Carter, of Richmond, was shot
in the stomach on Saturday while try
ing to force cartridge into piptol.
A special from St. Paul. MIMI, says
Leander Bosch, paying teller of the
suspended bank of Minnesota has disal-
peared.
AT Stamford, Conn.,, yesterday morn
ing Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher who had
been recovering from her recent acct.
dent was seized with fit of dizziness
when rising from her bed and fell to
the floor, breaking her hip. She is 81
years old.
The announcement is made OF the
marriage in Brooklyn on October 18th
of Mr.. Robert E. Janney, of New York,
son of Maj. E. H. Janney, of this city,
and Miss Jess Frances Hutchinson,
daughter of Capt. Joseph Shaw Hutch
inson, of the British steamship Sala-
manca.
The Rev. DR.. D. V. Gwilym, pastor
of the Macdougal Street Baptist Church,
New York, preached his farewell SER
mon there last night. Besides resign
ing the pastorate, the doctor withdrew
from the Baptist Church and announced
his intention of returning to the Episco-
pal Church.
A dispatch from johannesburg, South
African Republic, says that the fight
between the American middle-weght
boxer "Kid" Mccoy and Billy"
Doherty. of Australia, for the middle
weight championship and FL 900 a side,
took place on Saturday and was won
by Mccoy in nine rounds.
Fire completely destroyed the SIX
story flats, Nos. 239 and 24l west
Fifteenth street, in New York, early
this morning, and damaged Nos; 243 and
237 Sixty families were turned out OF
their homes. No lives were lost, but
MANY of the tenants were rescued by
the 6remen. Two fremen were slight
ly Injured during the progress OF the
fire. The loss is estimated at s4o, ooo-
Fire of mysterious origin destroyed
the residence of Duncan Elliot, tne