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Alabama and 9TH sts-s Muhl.
Bellefontaine St, No. 4ed--Claude rleIos.
ShIlstian Ave, No. 197-Fa +. Dannetteie'
Ciitford Ave, No. 324-Philip Miller.
Solege ave. and 9TH St.-Geo. {. tlsher.
columbia Ave. and It'll St.-Geo. Z. Kucn-
columbia and Hin Aves.-R. c. Hampton
delaware and McCsrty-H. A. Pfafhln. ,..
Dlllon ann Fletcher Ave.-Hugo Ii. Lehrrll'eI'
East and McCarty Sts.--E. c. Reick ,-,
TT Wayne Ave, No. 190-Thos. r. IhoIhDui =
hillside Ave, No. 19-H. w. Carter.
illinois and Ist Sts.-S. Muhl
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1illnoIs and 7th Sts.-J. NJ. Scott
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madison Ave, No. 427-Ios. u. Dwyef.
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993er' and Morris Sts.-C. II. Broicn.
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New York, No. 37S West-F. E WolcotL
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Shelby St. No. 1S2-C. A. Eitel.
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virginia Ave. and Coburn-C. G.. Mueller.
wash st. and State Ave.-N. S. briggs.
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North Indianapolis. Library Building-A. o.
Iauld n Bro. Tel. 1894.
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obio Wrestler DIDN'T Show Up.

Eddie Barr, a wrestler, of Springfield, o.,
who was billed for a contest with Herb
Hale at the Empire Theater last night,
failed to appear at the hour appointed for
the contest. 1t was then arranged that
Hale should wrestle four local light
weights. throwing all in one hour. Hale was
successful in accomplishing the feat in the
following time: Louis Ragland, 10 minutes
20 seconds; George Snyder, minutes 40 sec
onds: Edward Faulkner, ii minutes 30 sec
onds: Bert o. Kay. 80 seconds.
Harry A Roberts offered a challenge to
wrestle any man in Indiana for $500. Rob-
erts weighs 200 pounds His home is at
Carmel but he is at present employed as
Instructor at the riding academy of the
Hearsey Manufacturing Company.
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THE DARLINGTON CASES.
Prosecutor WiItsie VIII Carry Them
to Sunreme Court.


to Supreme Court.
The cases against Frank G.. Darlington,
of the Pennsylvania Railway recently
thrown out by the Criminal Court of this
county, will be carried up to the Supreme
Court by the state. The transcript is now
being prepared and the transfer will be
made in day or two. The cases grew out
of the American Railway Union strike in
1894 Superintendent Darlington was in
dicted for illegally discharging employees
from the service of his company and for
attempting to prevent them from securing
work with other railway corporations.
After pending in the Criminal Court for
nearly two years, the indictments were
quashed by Judge McCray on the motion
of the defendants attorneys. In this ac-
ton the court held that the law under
which the indictments were returned was
unconstitutional. 1t was held that the law
is an invasion of property rights and di-
vests the owner or manager of property
of absolute dominion over his own possess
sions. Prosecutor Wiltsie will take the
case to the higher court on the ground that
the law is constitutional.
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A telephone message to the police station
last night led to the belief that burglars
were cornered in the house of Nellie Gil
man. 276 South Illinois street, and bike
COPS" STREET and Lancaster hurried to the
place There they met Mrs. Gilman IN the
midst of a crowd of excited neghbors. She
informed the police that. while she was in
the little store she conducts in the front
room somebody slipped in the rear way
and stole a feather bed and two pillows.
Il wouldn't take a hundred dollars for
them" she declared and began TO cry.
They were brought over from the old
country.
The police made a report Of the case.
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SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS.
They VIII Be Held Three weeks from
Next Saturday.

The School Board elections in the First
Second, Tenth and Eleventh dis
tricts will take place three weeks
from Saturday and as yet the
citizens have taken little interest in the
selection of their school commissioners. 1t
is recalled by friend of the schools that
the apathy, such as exists at present, is
what enables the ringsters to get control
Of the board.
President Scott has announced that he
will not be a candidate for reelection, but
there is a disposition among number of
citizens in his district to insist that he
again be a candidate. His good record
on the board, they say, prompts them to
ASK of him this sacrifice.
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The Colorado lines have practically
agreed on the reductions in rates that shall
be in effect in intermediate territory dur
ing the period when the low rates to the
Christian Endeavor convention in San
Francisco shall be in effect. From Chicago
to Colorado common points the rate will be
$12. 90 ana from colorado common points
to Chicago the rate win be SIS. From the
Missouri river to Colorado common points
the rate will be 50. and from Colorado
common points to the Missouri river, $40
From Chicago TO the Missouri river the rate
will be $3.50, and from the Missouri river
to Chicago, So These reductions range
from % per cent. to 80 per cent. of the
regular fare. Corresponding reductions will
be made from ST. Louis.
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Memorial Day Arrangements.

A meeting of the general committee in
charge of the Memorial day exercises was
held last evening at the office of the adju-
tant general in the Statehouse. with a full
representation from all the Grand Army
posts and relief corps present. The COM
mittees assigned to various duties reported
progress and the indications point to sue
cessful observance of the day.
The finance committee. composed OF Cap
tain John NJ. Bonnie, w. L. Shilling and
H. b. Makepeace. will call upon merchants
and citizens generally this week to solicit
funds.
Grand Marshal Bonnie will issue his gem
eral orders appointing his staff and assign
ing the divisions of the parade during the
will be much the same as last year, with
the memorial address at Crown Hill dely-
cred by Governor Mount
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Sues for Total DisabiIitx.

Thomas e. Kane has sued the Covenant
Mutual Life Insurance Company on a pol
icy issued in December, 1896, for $1,000. The
policy was made payable at the death of
his wife, Ella H. Kane, and there was a
clause providing that part of it would be
paid to the holder in the event that he
should become totally disabled at any time
Kane alleges that he is now in that condi-
ton and demands judgment for $1,500 His
wife, he AYERS, has transferred her inter-
est in the policy to him and he makes her
a party defendant in order that she may
make answer to such interest
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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR Conrt.


Room John L. McMaster, Judge.
Henry Mag VS.. Adam Hahn; improve
ment lien Dismissed. Costs paid.
Algernon Patterson VS.. Samuel Paugh ct
al; foreclosure. Plaintiff dismisses at his
cost.
Caroline Huffer VS.. Walter Hubbard; ac-
count. On trial by jury
Pittsburg. Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Railway Company; damages. Dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
Room 3-Vinson Garter, Judge.
The w. G. WATSON Company VS.. Mar
garet Irwin; mechanics lien. Finding for
plaintiff for IS and SIS attorney fees.
Solomon Isaacs VS.. United States Capsule
Company; attachment. On trial by court.
Circuit Court.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
Thomas b. Wheeler VS.. John w AxtelPs
Henry A. Davis VS.. DIR. Mott Rupture
Cure Company Plaintiff dismisses action.
Judgment against plaintiff for costs.
Frederick H. Wiley VS.. Board of Commits
sioners of Marion County; to recover taxes
alleged to have been paid wrongfully. Sub
mitted to court. Evidence heard.
New Suits Filed.
John Fl. Lewis VS.. Grace Lewis; divorce.
Superior Court, Room 2.
Elitha A. House VS.. Augusta K. House,
suit for divorce. Superior Court, Room /.
Sarah Isabel Mccoy VS.. Robert II. Nc
Coy; suit for divorce Superior Court
Room 2.
Elizabeth Schell VS. Maggie Daugherty
ct al. suit for partition Circuit Court.
James w. Johnson VS.. Lillian A. Petit
john ct al; mechanics lien. Superior Court,
Room l.
Joseph c. Mccain W.. William A. Grant
mechanics lien. Superior Court. Room 3.
Doschia White VS.. Isaac b. White; suit
for divorce Superior Court, Room 8.
Thomas e. Kane VS. the Covenant Muz
tual Life Association ct al. Superior Court,
Room 2
The Provident Savings Loan and Invest
ment Association VS.. Albert G. Jaleski ct
all suit to foreclose mortgage. Superior
Court Room !.
Amanda II. Ramsey VS.. Kate Egan;
SANDER Circuit Court.
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Amanda II. Ramsay, proprietor of a
boarding house at No. 100 East Ohio street.
began an action for SANDER yesterday
against her neighbor, Kate Egan. The lat
ter. it is averred INDUCED a remark re
Gently that reflected seriously against the
reputation of the plaintiff. She asserts
that her business has been greatly dam
aged by the defendants words and seeks
redress in the courts. She demands So 600.
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Counterfeiters before Judge Baker.

Henry Amsden, of Richmond, was arrest
ed by Deputy United States Marshal Foley,
on the charge of passing some of the coun-
terfeit money made by Jesse Way, of Ran
dolph county.
Edward Hammerbeck of Kokcmo, plead
ed guilty to raising a 81 bill to a S. and
passing 1t. before Judge Baker in the Fed
eral Court yesterday and was sentenced to
the Ohio State Prison at Columbus for
two years. He has already served a term
in prison for larceny and has been in the
Tpofor,,, a t6Vvy
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The L. e. q w. Got a clear title.

The attorney for the Lake Erie & West
ern Railroad Company filed in the United
States Court yesterday an agreement be-
tween the company and the city of Mobiles
vile, by which the injunction suit brought
by the company to prevent the improve
ment of q street in which it's tracks lie
was dismissed. The company lowers its
tracks to grade and the street is TO be i'm
proved. In return for this the company gets
a clear title TO the right of way in the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-18
East-Bound shipments.

East-bound shipments from Chicago last
week were 1895 tons. against 1880 tons
for the preceding week and 5o,794 for the
corresponding week of last year. The roads
carried tonnage as follows: Michigan Cen
trail, GIL: Wabash, 4.436; Lake Shore 6.476;
FIT. Wayne, 1876; Panhandle, 3, 420: Balti-
more K Ohio, 3.443; Grand Trunk, 3,437
Nickel-plate. 1859: Erie. 4.509 Big Four.
4 $50. Shipments were made up of the fol-
lowing articles in tons: Flour and mill
stuffs 1888; grain. 1858. cured meats lard
etc. 1916; dressed beef, $3.50; miscellaneous,
S6lS. Lake shipments for the week We're
~ O02 tons
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PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES
Indianapolis Arsenal, indianapolis. Ind May
10, 1884, Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be
received until 10 O'Clock a June 10. 1897, for
furnishing iron, steel. hardware. lumber, paints
oils, etc, during fiscal year ending June 80 $685.
Information furnished on application to Major
A. L. NARNEY, Ordnance Department
BY order of the Marion Superior Court the
Union Trust Company OF Indianapolis as re-
ceiver of the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Indiana, Will receive bids for the industrial in
surance' business Of said Mutual Life Insurance
Company up to and until y. Wednesday,
May 49, 1897. Said bids must be made the
office OF the Union Trust Company 6S East Mar
and in detail the terms and conditions upon
which said business Will be taken for the pro-
lection OF those interested therein and accepting
such reinsurance. AnG shall the amount
which such bidders viii pay said receiver for
said business
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY,
OF indianapolis, Ind. receiver of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company of Indiana.
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In Police Court yesterday morning Will
lam e. English was fined for his part in
the fight over the mirror which occurred
in the office of DR.. Van Hummel in the old
English homestead on the Circle He was
fined 81 and costs for assault and battery
and carrying a concealed weapon. The
charge of trespass was not substantiated
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Have been conveniently located at the following
drug stores in the various sections OF
the city, from which
ADVERTISER IENTS WILL BE. TELEPHONED
ifreet to this Office at regular rates
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Prnhnte Matters.

The will of Alexander c. Furgeson was
probated yesterday in the Circuit Court.
Eliza NJ Ferguson, wife of the testator.
becomes the beneficiary Of his estate,
Anna G. Koehler, executrix of the estate
of Wilhelm Koehler, yesterday filed bond
in the sum of $780,
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The l.. 4 n. river Composition.

II is rumored that the Louisville & Nash
willie Railroad will put n new line of steam
ers between Louisville and Cincinnati to
compete with the Great Southern road, sell
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Henry HnsseIherg Acnuitted.

Henry Hasseiberg was acquitted in the
Criminal Court yesterday OF the charge
of grand larceny 1t was charged that he
picked UP a pocketbook from In front Of
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The First Night the Best.

. In a conversation yesterday afternoon
Frank Won der Stucken director of the
May Music Festival, laid particular stress
upon the fact that to the lovers of music
considering the festival from the musicians
standpoint, the first night will be 1.-The
night of the festival. He said it was pur-
posely arranged that on this night there
should be brought out the work of those
great past masters who created what is
called modern music. On this night will be
heard the works of Bach, Haydn Handel
Mozart and Weber. The first night will
also see the chorus to the best advantage
Mr.. Won der Stucken was enthusiastic
in his praise of the chorus He said he
had seldom seen a chorus which followed
more willingly. He was also delighted with
the work of the children, and said they too
were delighted with the prospect of appear
ing next Friday night
Mr.. Won der Stucken had three rehearsals
yesterday. In the morning there was the
orchestral rehearsal and in the afternoon
and evening those of the two choruses
The director declared his absolute conf
dence in the success of the festival from
every point of view.
There has been some misunderstanding
about the date of the festival on account
of a misprnt in the festival book which an
nounces that it begins Monday night. This
is a mistake. The festival opens next
Thursday night, and there are five concerts
Thursday night, Friday afternoon and
evening and Saturday afternoon and even
ing.
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Receiver MnIof1,s Renort.

The report of V. 7. Malott, receiver Of
the Vandalia. for the month of March,
filed in the United States Circuit Court
shows:
Balance on hand at last report. $123 O55.O 5
Receipts during month. ............ 52SSS4.S4
Total Observation-Disclosures. $651 $50. 50
Disbursements .......,.......... 5l2 921. 81
Balance on hand March 81 1897. l390l7.9S
The receipts and disbursements from
Nov. IA, 1886, to March 81, 1897, four months
and seventeen days, We're:
Receipts ......................$2 s.. 609 316. 05
Disbursements 80. ................. $40 29S. OF
Balance on hand March 81. 1891. BOOBIES
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Husband,s CaIcined Maenesia.

-Four t-premium medals awarded, more
agreeable to the taste and smaller dose
than other Magnesia. For sale only in bot
ties with registered trade mark label
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Elias coleman and Isabella DE H0eneF.
Albert T. Kuykendall and Sarah r. Crews.
Samuel II WestfaI and Jessie s. Bybee.
Harry MiIburn and Anna stinburger.
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FUNERAL NOTICEs.


VAIILE-MIs Frank w, nee Juna BOaz. Died
at Portland, ore. Funeral services p. m.
Friday at the residence of her mother, Mrs. Mary
j. Boaz 62l South Pennsylvania street. Friends
invited. Interment at Crown Hill.
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ing tickets from the South through to Gin
einnau, with privilege of riding either by
hnaf Or.
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Births.

Ora and Charles Lesh. ass Central avenue girl
Ida and g. a. Cliccard Al Fayette street girl.
street boy.
Lille ana William Kaiser 252 South Olive
street girl.
Della ana Charles Burker, 40 oxford street,
hey.
anna and Noah Mccullough. 1siba South Meit-
dian street, boy.
Lizzie and Frank Bany, IA South East street,
girl.
Eliza ana Joseph Jenkins. 40 sorth Lee street.
boy.
Frances ana e. c. Dinsmore. lis Bellefontaine
Stella ana George l. Julian, 445 Charles street.
Bertha and Rudolph Muller. $40 West Vermont
street. boy.
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VITAL STATISTICS--MAY II.

Ruth Patterson, five months. 156 South Me-
indian street. spasm.
Harry Fitzgerald, twenty-sx years 152 North
Illinois street, phthisis.
benjamin Heath nfty-two years. go Hoyt
avenue, pectoris.
Elizabeth wolford. ifty-six years. As Raymond
street, hrOnehitis
Mainda Ridgley, twenty two years, 53S East
Georgia street, ulcer.
Leila ATius twenty-one months, 240 East Yer
mont street, Inflammation of bowels
Harry Clifton. five weeks, Is Sample street,
pneumonia
Infant Burker three days. 40 Oxford street.
premature.
Jack HugIe, eighty-seven years. 155 shelby
street. old age
Lizzie Williams twenty-five years, 22s West
North street, fever.
Infant Julian AS Charles street, ssillborn.
katherine Disfnore, seyenty-eight years 275
Spring street senllity
Johanna Barber, eighty-two years, SAG Tai
bott avenue heart disease.
Marie Buscher, eighsy-nine years 1872 North
Delaware street, general debility.
Ida Coffin. thirty-four years, jackson and
lowry streets tumor.
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ASTROLoGY-Mrs. DR.. Ellis, astrologer after
long and severe illness, is again able to at
Capitol and Indiana avenues, Room 5. where all
can consult her from a. m. to y. m. all
affairs of life
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WANTED-sITUATIoN.
Observation-Disclosures.


MANIFESTATION as coaehman general work
at hJte or at dairy. Experienced in all. Ad-
dress j. k. 800 East Market street, city.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-An idea. Who think of some
simple thing to patent? Protect your ideas;
they may bring, you wealth. Write JOHN WE'D
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indianapolis. Ind. May l. 1871 have
been afflicted with rheumatism for
years. l was not benefited by medicines
until 1 began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which has nearly cured me-
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

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Illinois street Lady embalmer, for
ladies and children. Office always
open. Telephone GIL Hacks at lowest
prevailing price.
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ASTROLOGER.

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tng), for business purposes, by clairvoyant. Ad-
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STORAGE
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,

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and calm, but never without the sweep
or the ocean in it. She was rapturously
greeting her as she returned to the plat
form. She responded with the Scotch ball
Lad, Within a Mile o. Edinboro Town,
LISTS Die Lorelei, a highly ornamental
treatment of the theme, was her next num-
Der, and 1t was notceably beautiful for
Miss RusselPs Interpretation and the love-
ly work of the accompanying orchestra.
The closing Wagner number from Tam
hauser, Dich Theme Halle was sung
Xelous sustaining power at its finish that
the audience was electrified nearly to the
point of rising to its feet. 1t was an aria
sung so we'll that 1T Will long be remem-
bered."
Mime. Calve is to sing in concert at Chi
cage next Thursday night, and there has
been an enormous sale of seats. She will
give the two numbers there that she is
70 sing here next Saturday night The
THE remarkably well-devised pro
gramme of the operate concert at the Au-
ditorium next Thursday night will present
the only opportunity of hearing the great
Calve under the most favorable conditions.
In the varied selection, the intricacies of
the florid score are such as to test the
abilities of the most advanced coloratiura
singers, while the Hamlet act is remark
able for the exacting demand on the dra-
cago people have been so far denied the
pleasure of enjoying Calves best work.
only in the garden scene of Faust has she
given glimpse of her abilities as bel
canto singer, but this was sufficient to
arouse keen curiosity to hear her in some
thing more elaborate of this nature. Her
representation of Ophelia, unfortunately
but unavoidably cut out two opera bills
Of recent seasons, is regarded as a wonder
ful exhibition of art, dramatic and vocal,
and Thursday nights audience will doubt
less find the focus of interest in this selec-
ton.
THE present tour of the prima donna is
reported to be very successful In Pitts
burg, Cleveland, Buffalo. Rochester AL
bany and other places not visited by the
Abbey d Grau company the largest halls
tons to seat the audiences or even afford
comfortable standing room. In Pittsburg,
at carnegie Hall, last Tuesday evening the
crush was tremendous, and the reception
given the famous cantatrice amounted to
an ovation"
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Dicksons poultry yard on Maryland street
The purse was the property of Mrs. Han
nah Fowler.
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Hoods Pills are the only pills to be taken
with Hoods Sarparilla.
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rnuRNAI. AnvERrIsING srATIoNs.
OF
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