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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-19

WASHINGTON Oct. 1S.-To-day's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balances, $21O, 428 27S;
gold reserve, $3.50, 7O667S.
Pink Sellers was to-day appointed post
master at Sellersburg Clark county, In
diana vice Valentine Helbig. removed
Secretary Alger has directed General
Brooke that a court-martial be ordered for
the trial of Captain Lowering in case the
captain does not ask for a court of inquiry
Captain Lowering, it is alleged, brutally
maltreated a private named Hammond al
Fort Sheridan recently.
The Japanese delegates to the tripartite
&C inference on seal life who arrived in
Washington yesterday. called at the State
Department to-day and were presented to
eX-Secretary Foster, who has in charge the
negotiations for the conference.
Colonel Thomas E. Barr assistant judge
advocate general, has been transferred
from the Department of the East to the
Department of Missouri, exchanging places
with Lieutenant Colonel John w Clous.
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A years Pension Rulings.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-The annual re-
port of Assistant Secretary of the Interior
Webster Davis, after reviewing the leading
pension cases decided during the present adj
rninistration and the decisions liberalizing
the adjudication of the claims, summarizes
the work of appeals in pension and bounty
land cases during the last fiscal year fol-
lows: Decisions sustaining the Pension
Office 1904; reversing the Pension Office,
1856; cases reconsidered by the Pension Office
pending appeal, S27; appeals dismissed All
appeals pending on July l, 1,742 OF original
August, 4S9; September and up to date, 1884,
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War Ship Ordered to Guatema1a.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-The State De-
partment has received a cable from the
United States charde d affaires at Guatema-
la City stating that owing to the extension
of the present revolutionary movement in
the eastern portion of Guatemala American
interests in that section and American cti-
Zens are endangered, and the presence of
war ship is desirable. Accordingly the sec
rotary of the navy has sent orders to the
Uniter States steamship Detroit. now in
Florida waters, to proceed at once to Liv-
ingston, on the gulf coast of Guatemala
to protect American interests The Mont
gomery, now at Staten island has been or
dered to relieve the Detroit of the work of
looking after filibusters, in which she has
been engaged
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More ConsuIs Appointed.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1S.-The President
to-day made the following appointments:
Frank c. Partridge, of Vermont, consul
general at Tangier, Morocco.
Consuls-Chester w. Martin of Michigan
at Amherstburg, Ont: Joseph 1. Britain, CT
Ohio, at Nantes, France.
Col. Peter c. Hams, of the engineer corps
of the army, at present III charge of the
river and harbor improvement for the Bal
timore district. has been appointed to be
engineer commissioner on the Nicaraguan
canal commission and has accepted the APP
pointment.
Mr.. Partridge, who is appointed consul
general to Tangier, has had extended
diplomatic experience and also has wide
knowledge of the business methods of the
State Department He came to Washington
from Vermont as private secretary TO Sec
rotary Proctor when the latter was secre-
tary of war and was appointed solicitor of
the State Department to succeed the late
Walker Blaine. He filled that place with
satisfaction and later was appointed United
States minister to Venezuela by President
Harrison. His present post is an important
one in view of recent troubles Americans
have had in Morocco.
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The monthly report of r. F. Smith, su-
perintendent of the voluntary relief depart
ment OF the Pennsylvania lines west Of
Pittsburg, shows that In the month of Sep
TENDER there was disbursed in death bene-
fits from accident $500. in death benefits
from natural causes $500, In disablement
benefits from accident $6,lOs50 from sick
ness S,754.40, making a grand total of $24.-
362 80 disbursed during the month to ga
members, or, in case of death. their legal
heirs. In the ninety-nine months the asso-
citation has been in operation there has been
paid out in death benefits on account OF
accident $lT7O0.l9, on deaths from natural
causes $500, 1878, In disablement benefits
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POsToFFICE STATISTICS
And Recommendations of the Thir'
Assistant Postmaster General.

WASHINGTON, oct. 1S.-The report of
Third Assistant Postmaster General John
A. Merritt for the fiscal year just closed
was made public tonight. Following is an
abstract: The postal revenue for the year
and the total actual expenditures was as
follows: Ordinary postal revenue. ISL, $685.
PSI: receipts from ordinary money order
business. 1867 1S1; revenue from all sources
$50 665, 465 Actual amount of the expendi-
lures for the postal service for the year
ending June 30, 1897 which includes all
made on account of the year up to three
months after it's close. $93. 7S1. 27S: expendi-
lures on account of previous years. S295. 954
a total of $94,0I7 ,242; excess of expenditures
over receipts. $11 All 779. The total deficiency
for 1896 was IS, 127 .0SS total deficiency for
1897, ST., 4l.779. Through bad debts the Post
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In THE COURTS.


On Account of Buildings Collapse
Willard F. Peters has sued the Hitz Bak-
ing Company for damages, the suit growing
out of the collapse of a part of the COM
pany's new building on Virginia avenue
near the viaduct Henry White, the contrac-
tor who erected the building. is made a
marty defendant to the suit. The plaintiff
was hurt Aug. IS last. He charges that a.
portion of the building was neglgently put
lions around the pillars and piers, the
heavy timbers gave way, throwing the
plaintiff a great distance to the ground.
His knee was dislocated his ribs crushed
and he was cut and bruised The plaintiff
was a brick mason employed on the build
ing
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THE QUAKER CONFERENCE.
VIII Convene at the Friends Church
This Evening.

The quinquennial conference of American
Friends will convene at the Friends Church.
on North Alabama street, at 1880 o'clock to-
night Some of the delegates have already
arrived. President J. J. Mills, of Earlham
College. is to officiate as chairman of the
conference. Andrew B. Malone. of Cleve-
land, is secretary.
This evening the conference will open
with devotional exercises, after which the
credentials of delegates will be received and
the nominating and business committees
selected. The election of officers will take
place wednesday morning at $3.50 o'clock
After this DR.. James Carey Thomas, of
Baltimore will lead the discussion of QUA
kerism; It's Theory and It's Practice" In
the afternoon the question for discussion
Will be Should Future Conferences Have
Legislative Authorty?' This will be led by
Rufus Jones, editor of the American Friend
The consideration of the question of "A
Uniform Discipline or the American Yearly
Meetings." led by Edmund Stanley, state
superintendent of education in Kansas, will
be on the programme for Wednesday after
neon. There will be an address Thursday
morning on "Our Periodical Literature" by
President A. Rosenberger, of Penn College,
iowa. SthSF auuiesssS VIII AOiiom. mus
day evening President Mills, of Earlham
will talk on the qualification for the
Christian Ministry, and j. Z. Wooten, of
Boston, on How Shall We Foster the Spir-
itual Gifts of our Young Members?"
Friday morning at $3.50 o'clock Elwood Ell
lis of Paramount, will deliver an address
on 1.-The Regulation of the Ministry" In
the morning there will also be an address
on THE Authority of Evangelistic Commit
tees" by Eliza c. Armstrong, editor of the
Missionary Advocate. Consideration of sub
jects proposed by the business committee
will conae up Friday afternoon and in the
evening Allen Jay. of Richmond, will speak
on the topic what Is Pastoral Work p
Thomas Brown. a former pastor of the
Indianapolis Friends Church, will discuss
1.-THE Position and Authority of the Pastor
Saturday morning Mary Nj. Hobbs will dis
cuss the subject, The Position and Func-
tiOn of the Elder
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LoophoIe for Anarchists Closed.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-Commissioner
of immigration Powderly has revoked the
circular issued by his predecessor in 1894,
authorizing the granting of certificates of
re-entrance to cattlemen crossing to Eu-
rope with cattle. The commissioner has
received information from American con-
suls that cattlemen have been selling these
certificates to Anarchists and others de-
sirouS of escaping to this country. They re-
ceive from s. to $500 for them Hereafter
cattlemen who are not. native or natural
lied citizens will have to prove their occu-
patton and go through the same investi-
cation required of regular immigrants.
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THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court.


Room John l.. McMaster Judge
Charles Reiffel VS.. c., c., c. & st. l..
Railway Company; damages. On trial by
jury.
Room 3-Vinson Carter, Judge.
Abraham L. Proctor VS.. William NJ Ma
Mon: appeal Taken under advisement
William Brester VS. Anna Vetter ct al. ::
mechanics lien. On trial.
Circuit Court.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
James Boyer VS.. Charles Nuerge ct al :;
damages. Submitted for trial by jury.
Criminal Court.
John F. McCray. Judge.
State of Indiana VS.. Arthur Peck; incor-
rigible. Defendant twelve years of age.
Taken under advisement and defendant dis
charged until further order OF court.
State of Indiana VS. James Robinson; in
corrigible. Defendant committed to the Re-
form School for Boys
State of Indiana VS.. Thomas Aruer; cru
city to animals. Appeal from Justices
court Evidence heard in part. Cause con-
tinued to Oct 20, at p. M
New Suits Filed.
Mamie Lewis vs. Dallas w. Lewis: d.
vorce. Superior Court, Room 8.
Willard f. Peters VS. The Hitz Baking
Company; damages. Circuit Court.
The Mutual Home and Savings Associa-
ton VS.. Laura Masters ct al; foreclosure of
mortgage. Circuit Court
Martha Frances McElroy VS.. Augustine
Tibbitts ct al: SANDER. Circuit Court.
Eva Linn VS.. Adam Linn; divorce SUI
perior Court. Room 2.
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Charles ReiGers Damage Claim.

The damage suit of Charles ReiffeI against
the Big Four Railway went to trial in Room
/, Superior Court, yesterday. The plaintiff
was injured by the Peoria & Eastern dvi-
sion of the defendant corporation. While
crossing the track at Kentucky avenue he
claimed that the train was running at an
excessive rate of speed.
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Mamie Lewis has applied to the courts
for a divorce from Dallas w. Lewis to
whom she was married in August, 1887. Aft
err eighteen months, she says, the defend
ant deserted her and she filed petition for
Lewis returned and begged her to withdraw
the complaint She did so, and they lived
together until 1891, when as averred, the
nlaintiff was again deserted
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Martha Francis McElroy has sued Hattie
and Augustus Tibbitts for SANDER, claim
ing $4,000 damages. The plaintiff AYERS
that on a. certain occasion while the de-
PENDANTS were together, one of them, in
the presence of divers persons, used the fol-
lowing significant language: You know,
Mrs McElroy, that you had your cellar
full of blooming flowers stolen from. that
greenhouse under the hill, and you knew
fhey were Stolen.'
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In the Circuit Court James Boyer, col
ored man., is suing to recover damages for
injuries received while assisting in the de-
molition of the old Indiana National Bank
building on Washington street. The suit is
against Nuerge & Reinking, the contractors.
On Saturday in the Superior Court verdict
was returned against this firm in a similar
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Criminal Court.


William King. an old soldier. who was
given an indefinite leave of absence from
the postal service in 1889, when Wallace was
postmaster, will re-enter the service to-day
in the registry department. Postmaster
Sahm yesterday received Kings certificate
of reinstatement
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supreme Court Cases Advanced.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-The Supreme
Court to-day advanced the argument of the
Durrant murder case. brought here from
San Francisco and set it for hearing Nov
10. The cases involving the constitutionality
of the Illinois Inheritance tax law were set
for Jan. 10, and the Elizabeth Noble muir
der case from Georgia for -,ov. 6.
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WANTS THE MOB PUNISHED.
Wife OF "A Man Lynched at Versailles
Calls on the Governor.

Mrs. William Jenkins, wife of one of the
men lynched by the mob at Versailles.
called on Governor Mount yesterday to learn
whether or not there would be any step
taken to punish the mob. She said that in
behalf of the relatives and friends of the
lynched men the Investigation should be
carried on until something is accomplished.
She Was told by the Governor that he had
not abandoned his intention of furnishing
the mob. and the indictments would be
forthcoming In the near future. Attorney
General Katcham refused TO discuss the
matter.
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settles with the stnte.

The Hallen Manufacturing Company
which has been making bicycles at the state
prison, has settled it's Indebtedness with the
State. At the time the property was placed
In the hands of trustee for the benefit of
creditors the company owed the State $500.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-19

Although it is understood that the grand
jury will inquire into the Holt sewer scan
dial, the investigation has not yet begun
The jury has been busy with Jail cases and
has not yet made report for the October
term. The jury expects to be in session for
several GayS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-19
Two New indiana Postmasters.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-The President
to-day appointed two Indiana postmasters,
as follows: Scott Cole at Huntington;
David S. WILDER, at Rising Sun.
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| An investigator into the mental condition
| of John G. Parr who was tried in the Grim
nal Court for perjury. was commenced yes
| terday. Parr is under sentence to the peni-
| tertiary. During the trial the defense Of his
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Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago & st. LOuii
Railway Company.
Annual Meeting Of stockholders.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders @
this company for the election of director
and for such other business as may conn
before the meeting will be held at the of
flee of the company, corner of Third an,
Smith streets, IN Cincinnati ~. o.
m. The stock transfer books Will be CLOSED
at the office of Messrs. j. T. Morgan & Co;
n m Monday. oct A. 1897, and reopen a
10 O'clock a. M Thursday, Oct. %, 1897.
t. f.. OSBORN, Secretary.
Cincinnati. Oct. T. 1897.
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Have been conveniently located at the following
drug stores In the various sections OF
the city, from which
ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE TELEPHONED
Direct to this Office at regular rates.
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Reagan Clark, wife of Isaac g
Clark Funeral services at 1922 Highland place,
Tuesday, October 10. at 10 a. m. Burial at Crown
Hi. EriendR invited
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ness SOS. 255.2O making total of 81 9O9, 002 81
the money being divided among S7,349 of the
members
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FuNERAL DIRECToRs.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FLANNER e BUCHANAN-172 North
Illinois street. Lady embalmer, for
ladies and children. Office always
open. Telephone GAL Hacks at lowest
prevailing price.
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Weak nerves indicate deficient blood
Nervous people find relief by purifying and
ssnriching their blood with Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, the great nerve tonic.
Hoods Pills are the only pills to take
ntth Hoods Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver Ills.
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MASONIC-Keystone Chapter, No. 8, X. A. NJ.
Stated meeting in Masonic Temple this Clues
day. evening, at 80 o'clock. Members please at
tend. HUGH 0. MVEY, II. L.
JACOB w SMITH, Secretary.
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JOURNAL ADVERTISING STATIONS.
OF
THE JOURNAL

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OF
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Room John L. McMaster Judge
Charles Reiffel VS.. c., c., c. & ST. L.
Railway Company; damages. On trial by
il1fV
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ROTICE-The Board of Trustees Of the Central
Indiana Hospital for Insane will receive sealed
bids until Friday Oct. % Mt 10 g.. M, for furnish
ing FRESH MILK for said Hospital for one year
from Nov. l. 1897. to Nov. 1, 1898.
specifications will be on file at Room 49, State
house. from and after Monday, Oct. 25 1897.
BY order of BOARD TRUSTEES.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-08-06

On a w des fanatiques 6crire
de sottes caIomnlbs sur lie compte
des Oanadiens .francais; mails lie
temps; les circumstances ont fat
ressortir la v6rit6. qui est favora-
Bile aux ar:iere-petits enfants &c la
France en- Amerique.
Encore une fols, les Oanadiens-
francais sont aussl bien dou6s que
les autres peoples, 4 quelque point
de vue qu'on les examine, ct an
enhancement intellectual moderne
en- fat invariable msnt des Oh
toyens utiles ct solvent distingu6s.
LIE passage triomphal de Sir
Wilfrid Laurler en- ADgleterre
contribuera beaucoup, esp6lons-
nous, d faire dlspara1tre les pr6ju-
ges qui existent, des deux cotes de
lAtlanti9ue, contre la race cana
dlenne-francalse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-08-06
Les Canadiens : francais

De w'Union" de St-Hyacintha:
On mande de Londres que 'les
Anglais sont fers DIES premiera
ministries de leurs colonies, sur.
tout de slr Wllfrid Laurier, qui a
r6v6l6 une 6tonnante habilet6 OF
une pursuance oratoire remar.
quable."
VOLTA I'm fort bel 6loge de M.
Laurier qui ne manquera pas,
oroyons-nous, de plsira q tous les
Canadiens sans distinction de re-
ligion ct d'origine.
Celia prouve encore une fois que
la race franco canadienne nest pas
'nE6rieure aux autres sous le rap
port intellectual. Ce quill lui FAINT
pour jouer un role important sur
ce continent, c'est le d6veloppe.
ment enter de ses faculties men
tales ct duplication sage ct per-
sistante de ses aptitudes dams tou-
tes les sphe1es de l'eotivite hui
maine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-08-06
H0EIo oh L'ouH5T

prits etroits ct obtus, oes oerYeaux
maladifs qui s'lmaglnent que no.
ire province est trop avanc6e 81
que notre peuple est trop instruit.
DIsons en- PEASANT, pour l6dit
cation des gems de la "Minerve'
at du "Courrier du Canada que
la Nouvelle-O Orleans, On proportion
de la population, est Ia Vile qui
d6pense le MONS pour ses ecoles'
C'est dd probablement 3 laVer-
sion des negres pour l'6ducat1ou'
Allons, nous avons tait les ne
gres assez longtemps dams la pro
vince de Quebsc, il est temps de
d6penser de l'argent pour la re-
forme de penseignement, pour la
diff de r6ducation, pour lie
relevement du n1veau de Fins
truotion publlque.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-08-06
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n0n achete lie TYPE WRITER
pZU ODELL avec 10 caract6res; ga
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qu'aucune autre machine.
Simplicit6 ct Duree, Vitesse ct Aisee
aoperer, tout celia combine Dure plus
lonytemrs ans reparation qu'aucune
autre machine. Ma pas de ruban a encre
pour gener celui qui la fait fonctionner
Ellie est JOLIE, SOLIDE, doublee en-
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CONNIE une presse d'imprimerie, ellie
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DEUX GU DIX COPIES peuvent etre
prises en- une fois. Toute p%ersonne INTEL
ligente peut devenir Operator" en- deux
jours.
On demando dos commits Ut
agents de COnfianCe.
Pour Pamphlets, Endorsements, ETC.,
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EUROPE.

Paris, BIN. Laurier a dine
Jeudi avec le president Facre, at
Havre, ct le president Ia cree
grand officer de la Legion dillon.
neu1.
Londres, 81 Juliet, lie go
reign Office" a dome avis q Penn
bassadeur Hay, CO matin, que
lAngleterre acceptait la PROPOSE
t1on des Etats- Unis au su]et dune
conference internationale sur la
question de la peche du phoque
dams la mer de Behring. Cette con-
ference doit avoir lieu a Washing
ton, l'automne proclaim.
Parls.-L'Assoc,ation des Am
bulanciers de France, qui Went de
so fonder dams le but d'6tablir
dams les communes des postes de
secours aux malades ct bless6s ct
d'enseigner au public les notions
des premiers soins a donner avant
l'arriv6e du m6decin, doit inaugu-
rer aujourd'hui les sections du
canton de Puteaux.
Paris - LIE Figaro" annouce
que le pape va publler prochalne-