The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-06
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RUsHvILLE DEMOCRAT SHOT FIRST
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Ind, Nov 5--James Bar is
rett, aged twenty-six, a cigarmaker, shot +
Frank Risk in the right arm last night. tia
Barrett was in gloom over Bryan's defeat Srr
and resolved to kill some Republican before dat
and set out on his murderous mission. Risk
was the first Mckinley man he met. Lew
word of warning he fired. Risk lodged to ~
one side and got the bullet In MS arm.
Barrett has escaped. Ger
INDIANA OBITUARY. T
Frank =. Nelson, One of DePauvv's dda!
Liberal Contributors. vot
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GREENCASTLE. Ind, Nov. 5.-Frank p. .IS
Nelson died here to-day at the age of sew pul
e~nty-five. after an illness caused by nerv- VIII
Gus prostration and complications. Mr.. ~
Mel P 5 was o ONE Of the the p pro- 1 spsr citizens Gems EEss
%tributor to DePalw University in its ear
lier days. -
Alexander NJ. Harsrove. Pos
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RUSHVILLE, Ind, Nov. 5.-Alexander n. of
Hargrove, who was buried at Norristown uIi.
yesterday, died from excessive grief over ele
the loss of his wife,r Mary. They were TN
married %ffty-nine years ago Sept. 22. Two ee
Weeks Nee b ago Mrs w Harg a,sht died, age Mr eighty 4ay hol
grove was a native of Kentucky, and had Pc
lived in northern Shelby county sixty years. raj
he was a charter member OF the Norris tw,
town Masonic lodge and widely known by Go
the fraternity.
Other Deaths i'm the State.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind. Nov. 5.-Mr. Mica L
ger Powell, aged seventy-six, died at his col
residence in this city to-day after a pro- TIL
county. kentucky. and came to this county ees
eight of whom still survive him. 800
RICHMOND, Ind. Nov. 5.-Mrs. Margaret "
her home in Hagerstcwn: Mrs. Emma F. 61,t
day of apoplexy. She was the widow of vic
the late George w. Stigleman. ges
ELKHART, Ind, Nov. 6.-Levi w. Ditch, io'
city and a leader in fraternal-society cir =
cles throughout the State, died at his home L
iiCAO . "a - "
hernia. mn
DIR. Hibberd's Eightieth Birthday. Pir
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RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. 5.-Dr. James F. 800
Hibberd yesterday celebrated his eightieth sre
birthday. He is one of the best-known s sbi
physicians of the country. having been yot
president of several of the most prominent est
medical associations, among them the 20
age. he is still active in the practice of
medicine and shows no sign of breaking
down. S
Swayzee to Have n Bank. Gin
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ELWOOD. Ind, Nov. 5.-The Swayzee are
Bank. which was organized some time ago in
and had not opened its doors, will now do an,
so and will begin business Nov. 16. All c
lines of business are beginning to feel the han
good &c lection sl6ss5 Of sa nsD sss siss srs Tsy ts ssa ,6 Saa F Fl
of Swayzee would have had no need for a pro
bank.
Increase in Wages. -
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
HAMMOND, Ind, Nov. 5.-The Western al n'
| Starch Association, of this city, to-day an u
nounced an increase in wages of 10 per "
cent. over a cut Of ) per cent. made two G
months ago. and it is, given out That r the gr,
means employment for two hundred men pa
and women. sE sr.t so,
Joseph Rosenthal Paralyxed. me
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kOkOMO, lnd., NOV. b.'JOSepn fOSen- @
thai, capitalist and manufacturer of Peru, 49,
was stricken with paralysis here to-day 70.
while ascending a stairway. lie is in a "
critical condition. isls
a dispatch from Peru tonight says Mr.. Re
RosenthaIs condition is serious. pei
Miners Were Idle Six Months. at
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SHELBURN, Ind, Nov. 5.-The Shelburn hol
miners finally agreed to accept the scale
of prices as submitted by the ompany and r
will resume work Monday. This includes A.
the last one of the six mines to resume 'ui
work, which has been idle since May. the
Death for Silver Republicans. bla
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BEDFORD, Ind, Nov. 5.-John H. Smith, ne
| of Bloomington, a lifelong Republican, but les
for free silver during the last campaign, y
cast his ballot for Bryan on last election '
day. and died the next morning. Z
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1T is SETTLED. of
Concluded from First Page1 cot
other candidates on the ticket by a few V t
hundred votes. but the party leaders nv,
among themselves generally concede the po
not admit the claim OF fusion chairmen r
Briedenthal and Love that Leedy viii have 81
Morrill, admits the loss of the Republican al,
electoral and State tickets and the Legtsla- of
The following dispatch was sent to wich- fig
tia late last night by Chairman Brieden- res
thai:
place guard over county clerks Office
to prevent stealing returns. We have Z
elected our entire ticket. a plan to rob 4
us of our victory has been discovered. Pre- col
vent the steal in your county at all co,
hazards. Full particulars by letter. Br
JOHN W.. PRUDENTIAL, Re
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Electors Republican and the Legisla- the
ture Probably POpuIiSt. Is
YANKTON, S. d., Nov. 5.-The returns, ch;
mostly complete, on presidential, congress ley
sional and State tickets are in from all or
ganized counties, and after making liberal \
allowances for possible votes in morgan ia,
lied counties and a few remote districts in co,
the Black hills Mckinley has between 600 eig
"a 400 raior;,v Evon sbould ,,nrenor.ed ley
diStricts caSt 90 nronortionareIv a heavy MOI