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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-11
EFFORT TO STEAL A STATE.
Outrageous Scheme of Kentucky Pop
Ocrats to Regain Power.

FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. 10.--The state
Senate, by vote of 20. sufficient to pass
bill over a veto, to-day passed the Goebel
elections or force bill, and sent it to the
House, where it is nearly sure to go
through in time to get a veto from the Gov
ernor back and passed again before an ad-
journment This has created the widest po-
litical excitement here and throughout the
State, the Republicans admitting that If the
bill becomes a law they can never carry the
State any important election therein
again. The bill, introduced by the prospec-
tive candidate for Governor, provides that
all future elections shall be under the con-
troll OF state commission of three to be
elected by the present Legislature and to
hold their Office for four years. They are
to appoint three commissioners in each
county who shall, in turn, appoint all the
elective and registration officers for their
respective counties. The Democrats who
pushed the measure aver that the kentucky
vote was stolen from William Jennings
Bryan in 1885, and that it shall never occur
again through the election officers appointed
by county judges in the Republican strong
holds. Republicans and conservative Demo-
Gratis say, on the other hand, that it is but
a climax to recently grown sentiment in
this State that Republicans shall never nave
the state office or presidential vote again.
The prospects are that the Republicans will
attempt to filibuster out the remaining four
weeks of the session rather than allow the
bill to go through, but they will have
great undertaking, with the speaker OF the
House and so much time against them.
The House adopted the Senate resolution
providing for Democratic joint committee
to secure and reply to an official copy OF
Senator Lindsay's recent speech.
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the pertinacity with which NJ. Laborie
forced to the witness bar prominent men
with view of convincing the jury of the
existence of a secret document In addition
to the judges and officials of the court-mar-
tial that tried Dreyfus. no fewer than six
members of the Depuy Cabinet, including
NM. Depuy, Guerin and Dovelle, were put
upon the stand. All retired after saying
nothing, the judge refusing them permis-
sion to touch the Dreyfus case. The process
sicn became mirthful, but NJ. l.aborie
gained his point. 1t is impossible not to be
convinced that Dreyfus was convicted on a
secret document.
There were some demonstrations on the
streets tonight. but nothing serious oc-
Cured After each days proceedings re-
port of the case is telegraphed to Emperor
William.
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CIRCUS FAKIR MURDERED.
IL. G.. Lauseun Found Ia His Room
with His Head beaten to "a Pulp.

LANSING, Mich, Feb. 10.--Rodergue C.
Lauseun. a somewhat dissolute French
man, about twenty-five years of age, was
found murdered in his room over a feed
store this afternoon. The walls of the room
were spattered and the floor over which
the murderer had dragged his victim, was
saturated with the latter's blood. The skull
had been crushed with a hatchet or sharp
piece Of wood. and the head was beaten al
most TO a pulp. Young Lauseun was known
as a circus fal<ir. lie had quarreled with his
father and seldom visited him, although he
was at his fathers house early last even-
Ing. Deceased was last seen going to his
room early this morning. The proprietor of
the feed store heard pounding noise up
stairs about o'clock, but thought nothing
of the incident. The murdered man had ex-
hibited roll of bills not long ago, but
nothing was found to-day excepting an
empty bloody pocketbook lying on the floor.
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KENTUCKY MARTYRS.
seven CounciImeu still I'm Jail for Al
legged Contempt OF Court.

CovINGToN. Ky, Feb. 1o--seven menu
bers OF the Covington Council still remain
in Jail at Independence for contempt Of
Judge Tarvin's court in refusing to obey
his order TO improve the courtroom and
provide better protection to the court rec
ords. To-day the case for a transcript TO
be taken TO the Court of Appeals at Frank
fort was postponed till Monday, so that
the councilmen will remain in Jail over Sun
day, They have been incarcerated since
Monday last. AS there is a quorum in Jail
Il was proposed to hold session and pro-
vide for the payment Of city officials. but
no session can be legally held at Independ-
enee. II the councilmen were IN the Coy-
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COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 1O.-The Senate
committee, investigating the charges of al
legged bribery in the recent senatorial con-
test, it is said will close the investigation
soon. Subpoenas have been mailed to Sena-
tor Hanna and others, with the expectation
that they will appear before the COMMITTEES
not later than next Monday. 1t is said a re-
port has been prepared by the majority OF
the committee which will be submitted in
event the witnesses do not appear. There
will be minority report by Senator Gar
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-11

MoNTEvIDEO. Feb. 1O.-Senor Juan
Le Cuestas, the President of Uruguay ad in
terim, has executed his threatened coup
d'etat, and has issued a decree dissolving
the Assembly.
A junto has been formed of eighty-eight
leading politicians. Senior Cuetas has been
appointed provisional governor, and Senior
p. Maceacheu, minister of agriculture, in
dustry, public instruction and public works
in the Cabinet formed by Senor Cuetas on
Aug. 2S last, has been appointed vice gov
ernor. The popuIace is quiet.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 1e.-Captain Leutze,
commanding the U. S. S. Alert at San Jose,
Nicaragua, has cabled the Navy Depart
partment that ne has recalled to the ship
the force of marines and sailors landed two
days ago at that place to protect the Ameri-
can consulate during the conflict between
the government forces and the insurgents.
Matters are repofted TO be still in an un-
settled condition at San Jose.
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Nine. Dreyfus Ill.

LONDON, Feb. 1O.--According to special
dispatch from Paris Nine Dreyfus is SO
seriously i'll owing to worry that she is uii-
able to appear on the witness stand in the
lola trial, and in any case she refuses to
furnish any further testimony.
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nnnoned to Consecrnting brown.

OMAHA, Feb. 10.-The standing commit
tee Of the Diocese of Nebraska, by a unani-
nous vote, has refused to give consent TO
the conservation of Rev. William M.
Brown as coadiutor of the diocese of Ar
kansas
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-11

NOwATA. Kan. Feb. 1O.--John Wilson,
city marshal, in attempting to arrest man
named Dwyer. whisky peddler. has been
shot by Dwyer. The marshal In turn shot
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-11

have disclosed the postmarks with time of
sending and receipt, both in this country
and Havana. if it ever reached the latter
place.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Ex-senator Marx
Hanna was one of the guests of honor to-
night at the ninth annual banquet of the
Pennsylvania Scotch-Irish Society sena-
tor Hanna's speech was entirely humorous
1COnfinued ON Second T5,.c-s.-7 ---..r-'
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Continued ON Second Page.l
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-01
BLIGHT OF A NAME,
Occidental" Was Changed to "Acci
dentaH and Then Accidents
Came Fast ..t

There are two places in Maine which
have been Stunned by summer tourists,
because the chief industry of the resi-
dents was making high explosives.
A large powder factory in Warren,
down near the seabcard, is still turning
out large orders every month, but the
Occidental Torpedo Manufacturing Com
pany Of Eddington Bend has discharged
its help and closed its doors.
A man named Morse came down here
from Boston about ten years ago and put
upa small building for the purpose of
manufacturing torpedoes.
The goods which he turned out by the
carload were not the death-dealing con.
trivances of steel and guncotton, but the
little packets sold to small bows at )
cents box.
Mr.. Morse employed all the girls in the
neighborhood, and in a few years was
doing such business that he enlarged
his factory and had the concern incor-
porated as a stock company under the
laws OF Maine.
The name taken by the new corpora
ton was the Occidental Torpedo Manu-
featuring Company, but when the 500
charter came back with the seal of the
Secretary of State upon it, aclerical error
had turned it into the Accidental Torpedo
Manufacturing Company.
After that Morse never had any luck.
Every week or two somebody would
make Il blunder and lose her eyesight or
few fingers. One young man who was
putting the torpedoes in boxes was killed
by an explosion, whereupon his wife
went crazy and hunted for Morse with a
revolver until the authorities caught her
and put her into an asylum.
As most of the girls We're young and
good looking they didn't wish to have
their features disfigured, and went out
on strike
Matters went from bad TO worse for a
few years, and last May, If er Morse had
shipped away his supply of torpedoes for
July 4, 1897, lie nail.d up the windows
and doors, and put on placard an
nouncing that the factory was "For
Sale"
Reporte have it that there are tons and
tons of dangerous illuminate stored away
in the factory. The schoolhouse is close
by, but none Of the children play about
the vacated building.
People who drive speedy horses along
the rocky road slow down to walk
when they 60 by the place.
The clerical error which substituted
'"Accidental' for Occidental seems to
have brought blight upon the whole
neighborhOod.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-01
Setting Cuba Free.

There were eoathtils wildly tapping in the cir.
cumambent air,
Here and there some one was sprawling on the
floor;
There were cries OF "Order, order, order, order,
from the Chair
And q hundred timid members scampered Wild
ly for the door!
1t was not Deadwood soiree nor cowboy
jambOree
Nor Cripple Creek discussion nor a Dawson
City brawl
The House OF Representatives was setting Cubu
free that was all
Hairy fists were fiercely shaken under bleeding
noses there;
Cries of Liar" Coward "Demagogue!' were
banded to and fro;
A little gent from Georgia hurled a volume
through the air,
Which a gent from Pennsylvania lodged by
Oh, the people who had gathered in the gal
leries to see.
Fled in terror or historically groveled on the
floor!
The House Of Representatives was setting cuba
free nothing more,
There were whiskers of all colors flying through
the atmosphere,
And yells OF terror mingled with the howls and
misses there;
Gentlemen called one another names that can't
be printed here
And hair and rumpled neckties huttered wildly
in the air
1t was not Deadwood soiree nor cowboy
Nora Cripple Creek discussion, nor a Dawson
City biawl
The House of Representatives was setting cuba
free that was all
cleveland Leader.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-01
Bicycles Women Should Ride,

One of the most difficult things for the
woman cyclist is to purchase bicycle
with the frame suitable to her height.
1t is II common thing to see a tall woman
on Il machine quite unsuited to her re-
qnipments.
Women who find their cycle frames
too small, and who are unable to bear
the expense Of buying suitable wheel
can, as a rule, manage to ride quite as
gracefully and comfortable as if mounted
on higher frame, at but small expense.
This can be done by raising the handle
bar and seat post to the necessary
height, but care must be taken to see
that there is sufficient grip stalk left to
be safe
If there Is any doubt it is better to buy
new handle bars and seat post, which
cost but little. If the rider is crnmped,
owing to forward L pin, have u r pin
or backward l. pin fitted on, so the
saddle can be adjusted in more COM
Portable position.
Most women mount with the foot on
the right pedal. The heel should be
kept outward In dismounting it is
very clumsy to allow the wheel to fall
sideways and scramble off anyhow.
The correct way is to raise oneself
slightly out OF the saddle, and when one
pedal is at its lowest point to step off
gracefully.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-01
Killed By FIGHTING,

The most prominent men who have
died as result OF fights are:
George Taylor, December Is, 1853, st.
Adams, England.
Simon Byrne, June l, 1899, st. Adams
England.
Billy Mccoy, 1874, Palisades, n. J..
John Walker, August so, 1876, PENIS
Grove, N. J.
Danny Davidson, 1876, Boston.
George Larue, 1855, San Francisco.
Edward Ahearn, 1885, st. Louis, Mo.
Thomas Avery, 1856, San Francisco.
John Dempsey, July 10, 1888, Fort
Hamilton, N. Y.
Thomas James, February Is, 1890,
Dallas, Tex.
George Fulljames, September %, 1855,
Grand Forks, N. Dakota
Arthur Majesty, May IL, 1890, Nelson
vile, Ohio.
COX" McGlone, 1890, Natick, Mass.
Jack Fallon, 1891, Boston.
Jack Burns, 1892, Lynn, Mass.
James Brown, December 10, 1892, New
Orleans.
"Young' Ross, December 80, 1892,
Sydney, Australia.
J. Lindener, Harvard student, 1898,
Cambridge, Mass.
Emmett Burke, October 20, 1898,
Gloucester, N. j.
William Miller, March "a, 1898, San
Francisco.
George Goodrich, February 4, 1893,
New Orleans
Daniel Donovan, April 4, 1893, SYRIA
cuse, n. Y.
Con Riordan, November 49,, 1894,
Syracuse, N. Y.
George Smith, December 7, 1894, Eng
land.
Andy Bowen, December 10, 1894, New
Orleans.
Sailor Kid" January 8, 1895, Den
yer, Col.
Henry Rodrigues, January 3, 1896,
New York.
Tom Carter, July 30, 1896, Salt Lake,
Utah.
James Duffy, January 2, 1897, New
York.
Ben Coleman, February 8, 1897, Gin
cinnati.
Private Coleman, U. s. A., March u,
1897, Cheyenne, Wyo.
Edward Gibbons, March 20, 1897,
Philadelphia.
Bull McCarty, April 81, 1898, sacra-
mcnto, Cal.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-01

refinement of the slaughter house. The
presence OF such a drama, degraded IN
itself, and degrading in its pictures and
suggestions, has been discredit to the
stage and a disgrace to the manager who
obtruded it upon public attentlon.-Ne"
York Tribune.
The wanton exploits of few crea'
lures Of notoriety are, protests the New
York Sun, accepted as characteristic o.
the theatre, while the unimpeachable
propriety of the many goes unobscrved
BY the general public. For every name
that is foul dozen could be given that
are Clean but the former is banded
about by scandal, and the latter are men.
toned only in association with their pro
fessional work. Few of the vicious
actresses have been made so by theil
profession Most Of them acquired theil
badness before they went on the stage,
which they have done their worst to de.
grade, but which has not degraded them
May Irwin is worth 100000. 81
learned years ago that it is important tc
have money in this world. If you haven't
money you might as well be dead. II
hasn't always been plain sailing for me
Why, I've gone hungry, actually. When
my sister and | went on the stage" she
continued 1--WE received salary Of $3l
week, and from the time | began get
ting comfortable salary there has never
been il year when l have not saved
money. ! lived with economy. When
first was on the road ] lived at hotels
that cost $3.50 day, while people who
were getting half as much salary went
to more expensive ones. have no ex
travagant tastes. wouldn't walk across
the street for Ill the iewelry in the
world, if / had to wear it, and don't
care snap for fine gowns. | made ur
my mind Is years ago that should moi
work all my life. ! know exactly wher
| shall retire from the stage and spend
the rest of my life in enjoying the fruits
of my labor.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-01
Big FREE SAMPLE TO AGENTS.
MALE AND FEMALE
Agents Wanted

By all old and well-known Company.
No capital required. Goods been adver-
tised for over 20 years. Never offered
through canvassers before. Business
genteel in every particular. Address
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Good No. E white envelopes
with your name, business and
address printed on and sent post.
paid for soc. rs tor 1oc; 500 for
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work guaranteed. Size ,33sx
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for Esd; so, 15c; 26, &c.
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with your business printed for
for 45c; $50 for $500; 500 for
$1..75. Sent postpaid to your
ADDRESS. &c stamps taken for
amounts under 1oc; above the
amount send money order in
coin. Address
JOHN w. HAM,
WAunet, Chase Co., Neb.
Editor and Proprietor OF The
Wauneta, Neb. Breeze. Esta
blished in 1887 by its present
owner. .....
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Fast Sales, P. 0. Box 1892. PHILADELPHIA, Pa

AGENTS-Just out, little
BLACK tulnbling acrobatic bug;
the mystery of mysteries; most
sensational and fast selling nov
city on the market; to show ona
sells a dozen; sample and cate
logue, &c. Heustis Novelty Co.,
90 Laidlaw ave-, JerseyCity., N J.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-01

~ m Made easy each day. New and
~n Best Inhaler on the Market,
eDeJVVy Very fast seller a sO other goods
~ equally as fast. Write for terms
and particulars French In
port Co., 2.l Prospect Place. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-25
Colnrunp.
9treif see Qufninerne.

Ct T~en.smsbe Snsba9 at fire
"0iItrict Gpul Winer's Unions" -
MurIbaa, 2puispi1s, erie pg Ca
fapette - fattebs en- enit.mmig Reios
luton ON at forlange mere Detailing
for @rbeibet peb Winerne; De for
lanate 4rbeiospriier b~etegneoes nGr'
mere / ben FANNIE Reiolution. 0a
imiplertio Gierns bar piit fig upiuigs
til at saa inb paa a%rbeioernss 5ors
brinaer, er ale M9no pep 'amtllge
Winer beprbret til at nebl9gse Irbels
bet. Sette pil fottiIt beptrte en- Sc
nsrulitreit peb Sulminerne / belle bet
norolioe Colorado, bpor 1000 Wano
orbsioer. - 0ette meboeles ira Saz
fonetts unber lobe San, pg bet beoer
iii Slutnina, at 8ulmineeierne iams
me 0oa Itulce bolbe Mpoe / 0enpsr
for at pperpeie Situutionen.
Sdmme Dag leo en- G1terretnln9
fra 0enper: !Spis 8ularbeiDerne | De
nprolioe &ulfsltsr baarbnattet boloer
psb meb fit 5prlansenoe ON 2snsfpr>
hsielfe, tor Strsiten bltpe at lang Tas
risbeD. minseierns sr ON mulist enos
MI mere b.temt. paa TT enb Irbsis
bern. oe ertl9rsr, at be ptl boloe uo
ct Qar, ON bet bebspss. aompantsr@
ues Gmbeosm9nb iluur pad, at Irs
beioerne life benpsnbte Jig til benz, Tor
Streifen .rtlerebes, og bet bar o9'aa
pott gitterbeb mob arbeioerne. ems
bebsmenbens fortlarer enoptoere, at
bet Slags aul, iom mtuerss | bet
napnte 9iItritt, er al mlnore COB
apalitet og fun ufhGnoslt9t til 5as
britbrua, % bet er Dem ligefrem umus
liot at bstole hsiere arbetpsprtier Tor
llbpinoingsn al famine.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-25
Ohio.
On esss mec ospsis uSsane

Robsrt 6. Saslett / goungstotpn
mbste forleoen Dag en- lpentet 9sb,
ibet ben 18aurise Rop See orebte BAN
peo ct 8aaoeitub. See Ituloe helpe
Sa5lett meb noset Jlptningsarbeibe
og blep anmobet ON at gaa og bente ct
9ep9r for berpeb at br9be Rotter.
9erenbe paa 9eporet msDte See ber'
eitsr SaSlstt os ubbrsb ipegenoe nos
get Ipm: "Sanberne ipeiret, elsr ou er
bsbIsns!" Sg ibet1amme git Stubs
bet at os traf Sa3lett ligs / Siertet
meb 0pben tilfslgs. See fortlarer, at
@ftretteren paa en- eler ancen Waabe
areb fat mob en- Snap / bans 5ratte.
oq at ban life bar pioenbe ON, at 8sz
~prrbansn bar ipanot. San antlases
MI for Manobrab.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-25

0ommen, og efter TO bsrpaa fslgenbe
5orbsr tunbe Surpen life tomms til
Gnigheo; ben fob / besge 5ilfaloe 10
mob 2 | 5absr at alageren. 0enne
Adr MI rigtignot punbet Sasen, men
bar oeiaa mdattst punge uo meo ca.
$4,000 Observation-Disclosures. ga
Grosie Gountps Re9nin9 mob Gau
Claire Gountp er omtrent $1,000.
Ger no iom ttuptruab.
GountpsaasIererens Rs9nftaber for
Wuratbpn Gountp fpnss efter ct burs
tigt Sperblit at bore omtrins $1,000
tiltort. Sinanstomitsen bar osrfor
uniat en- Rsgnemeiter, Tom Ital gjenz
nemgaa gsgsrne ps brinse 9isbeb /
Sagen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-25

gpen / en- trittit Silitanb. Qntagslig
er 9eItene blepne uitprlige, mepens
ban bar paa 0eien til 9pen meb et
GGs 90; be er lsbet uo, bar b9ltet
2Gs'et. og oerpeb er Rerbdbl tommen
ltosfarlig tilitape. De er nsmltg
utanofpnligt, ON ban Tan leoe o9 operz
'taa Selgerne. 9eitene itanisoes fsrit,
loet be fprang ino | 9pen uoen unbet
efter fig eno oeres titptferreone S9ler.
iis'iosmor paa 81. seohcmor paa 50 War.
Oct er bel en- Sislosnbeb, Ttripss fra
Siour Sails. at Representatives. for
fem 9enerotioner fan finoes / bette
unge Norooeiten. Gn iaabant Silz
fGlpe er bog funbet Der ioag, pg ale
Iammen bor be / FANNIE Sppnfbip.
Wrs. Sobn .. Ilguire er Slrgtens
Sipplbemobsr. SUN er 81 Iar GAM
mel, men iaa friit os freiois ION en-
8pinbe paa 80. Oct anoet 2eo re-
p~r1ienteres at Wi1iam Ilsuire, benz
bes Ssn; ban er en- pelItaasnoe Serb
bruoer % IS Iar eammel. S ire
bic 2eb timber Ri mrs. s. %. Speet,
80 @ar 9ammsl os Batter at Bilidm
4leuirs. mrs. M. Ibams er Datter
at Wrs. Speet; benbes 4loer op9is
beg lite, men bun er bel neppe oper. 20
qar. Ss enbelis / femte 2eo tommer
gabp Gbams, Tom er 8 Wfaaneoer 81.
auuHts gancine.
preIioentsn for Statens Igriculs
turdl College, 5. %. Ssiton, bar
Suron Snsoas iummsn meb Staeep
Gp6rane, Commissioner Of Srrtgas
ton. De bapbe en- apnference meo
0irettgren for Regierin9ens 8etrs
bureau,f fra bpsm be III oplpierbs Data
til 8rug / YublitatiOner, fpm ftul ubs
aipes for at fremme Srrisation Spo
Ootota. Sri. Go6rane uotalte, at
Spsrssmaalet ON tunitis @anbins er
9ienitanb for itsrre Spmrrtiombeo
eno nosenfinoe for. San fsler fig
p~perbepift ON, at til Sommeren bill be
"operrislebe" Mrealer / SpozDatota
blipe Itsrre eno / npset tiolisere Iar.
Oct meite beraf bill blipe siort efter bet
IuataIcte "Sumbo 8inbmia Sp'tsm"
- en- Metbpbe, Tom life forbrer tore
uolea, os iom fan felgss at boiltens
ipmbelit 5armer.