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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-06

Fred Johns, young fellow from Elwood.
came TO this city on the Labor day excur-
sion yesterday and got into trouble with
Otto Koeiler. saloon keeper opposite the
courthouse. 1t is said that Johns was sick
and that Koeller objected TO having his
place Uttered. He attempted to put the man
out and both rolled on the floor. Johns COM
ing up with d bloody nose and Koeler with
a slight cut IN his head. Operator Duncan,
OF the police department. happened along
and place both men under arrest
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-06
You Get Them All
In some of these new Novelty Silks.
Here Is An Ombre
Striped Silk

for instance, with a coloring that starts
with a dark emerald green and pales
through a succession of olive and reseda
tones to dull sage tint. The pattern
is emphasized by a succession Of white
satin stripes that alternate with an equal
number in black.
The same design, which from a deep
sea-foam green graduates by a succession
of color combinations through green and
rose, changeable TO a final climax of cerise
pink offers a color scheme of much beauty.
Cerise, cardinal, garnet, olive and char
treusse form another combination. This
has proved in its two weeks selling, most
popular.
A brown that is almost as golden as a
fallen maple leaf merges through a suc-
cession Of glace effects to rich purple,
that In turn returns to a dull heliotrope.
Royal blue. with castor brown, is such
an innovation in color combining as to
make one hesitate in pronouncing it coed
or bad. The popularity of the two shades,
however, and the relief offered by the satin
stripes of black and white, have already
placed it among the sellers
Any of the above, Fl inches wide, good,
heavy Taffetas,
I'll
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-06
s1-CINCINNATI AND RETURN-s1.


VIA u, III. ~ ID. Ky, sunday, sept. II.
Two special fast trains, stopping only at
Rushville. Connersville and Hamilton. leave
Union Station Ills a. M. leave Cincinnati
returning 7:15 p. m. Tickets and detailed
information at Union Station and rs West
Washington street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-06

A. fire of unknown origin last night dam
aged the shoe store of c. P. Wright, at S28
South Meridian street, to the extent of
perhaps $500. The building Is owned by
Frank Vonnegut.
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Write w. c. Rinearson. G. P. A., Queer
and Crescent route Cincinnati O., for free
books and maps S. Cincinnati to Chatta
nooga excursion, Sept. $40.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-06

Having severed my connection with the firm Of
Renihan, Long & Blackwell. l have bought the
interest OF Mr.. Walker. of the undertaking firm of
Ragsdale & Walker, 1856 Mass avenue.
ROBERT D. LONG.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-06

G. A. R. encampment Sept $40 s. Queen
and Crescent route, Cincinnati, Chattanooga
and return. w. c. Rinearson, general pas
senger agent, Cincinnati, o.
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G. A. r. IS rate Sept s, and 10. Cincin-
natl to Chickamauga, Q. and c. route.
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Insure with German Fire Insurance of In
diana General Offices 20 South Delaware
street. Fire. tornado and explosion.
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Cincinnati G. A. h. Special Trains,
Via c., III. & D., Sept. and 8.

Special train for Indianapolis posts leaves
9 a. M, Tuesday, Sept. Z. Wednesday, pa
rade day. leaves $50 a. M; arrive Cincin-
natl a. M
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-06
The CO1OrS
For Autumn

are reflection of the tints of nature.
New Silks and Dress Goods now arriv-
ing show the golden browns and dull greens
of fading foliage fianked by variety of
purplish blues and reds that suggest the
autumn ripeness of basket Of fruit.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-06

DO not drink foreign Champagnes.
YOU will find better at home.
DRINK Cooks Imperial Champagne.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-06

Iron and Wire Fences
For all purposes. Ellis & Helfenberger. Tel
enhOna Q52
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-06
Don't Miss
the Chance
of getting some of the stock of the new
LAW
BUILDING

to be erected on East Market street.
Small investors can have a share in first
class real estate, on which the most money
has been made in all cities. This building
has advantages of location and plan of
management, which will make it the most
desirable home in the city for attorneys and
other lines of business. Space enough has
already been engaged to make the invest
ment profitable. The stock is likely to earn
enough to put a handsome premium upon it,
Shares are 800 EACH payable in ten in
stallments. For particulars call on or ad-
dress
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-06

Cameron Pianos are fne at Wulschner's.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-06

wegman pianos. carlin & Lennox. E. Mkt. s
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-06

Feed your horse JANEs,s Dustless oats.
The herald., 1898-11-08
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1898.

To the voters of California submitted today the most
they been called to decide 1t is
a question whether not the political
THE ONE control of this shall be placed in the
ISSUE hands of the Southern Pacific Railroad
corporation and its subsidized clique A
vote Republican ticket a vote for the monopoly
vote for the Democratic ticket is protest against monopoly
domination Never before the history of the state has this
issue clearly marked. The Republican campaign
opened with footing railroad whistles the coming
of Gage and concluded with the frank endorsement of Hunting
before has the great railroad corpora
on fought in the open has this time Therefore,
the lines clearly and unmstakaby drawn The wayaring
man. though fool need not therein.
On the Republican side is arayed the powerful Southern
Pacific machine, backed by unlimited money and all of its
poyes whom caoe Standing with them will
be strong force of Republicans who think
of party than of vital principles With them also
considerable number who swayed by selfish consider
aons preuce the thousand and petty motives which
control the actions of narrowmnded men.
the other side arayed the members the allied Dem
ocatc Silver Republican and Poput parties and with hem
hope many thoughtful and Independent Republicans who
consent for party advantage to turn the state
to the railroad ring.
Which of these opposing forces may win the victory
this hour with certainty But The Herald wishes
to emphasize this propositions the Republican ticket carries
the day. California will be given powerful corporate
fuences whose hold it will be impossible to loosen for
year. If majority of the voters of California deliberately
ndorse this consummaon then let protests against
corporate aggression and accept whatever fate has in store for
We cannot hope for another fight in which the will be
strongly drawn cannot expect another leader heroic
able than james G. Mcguire
people of Southern California they have to
bow to Mr. unngons yoke give their hopes for San Pedro
harbor and accept sort of commercial ubeence that the
monopoly propose. This is a pleasant to
contemplate but it is inevitable the Republican ticket
ceels in today's contest.
Beyond this, there is decision of which
may be farreachng than most of imagine That issue
whether this country to be controlled by money
California peeminenty the battle-ground between the
OF monopoly and anti monopoly The result of the fight here
will have powerful influence in other of the
will carry either encouragement dmay people over
the land who making last desperate stand for the rights of
American citizens against the encroachments organized
wealth. What shall message be?
The herald., 1898-11-08

Whether the people of California shall be dsenhraed from
the clutch of monopoly will be determined today If
cision is for remaining bound hand and
BOND foot, prolonged and desperate
OR struggle will be handed over to the future.
FREEP Whether there shall be economy in
public expenditures, and advance
made toward better government, depends upon the
ton of legislature and government divorced from the inu
majority of in both branches of legislature elected
who have ideas favorable to and progressive condition
public affairs, then may hope for improvement.
In of his election it will be impossible Gage relieve
himself from the shacke put upon him by his hackers
the other hand Mcguire is entangemens and in
position to act for the whole people, which he has evnced
disposition to do.
vote for the socaled Republican ticket WILL effect be
endorsement of Algersm msmanagement of the war;
sickness and death caused through incompetence neglect
and frauds in contracts for supplies and victory that
side will be construed And than it strengthen
the hands of Hanna and make him determined
in his political methods 1t will asten bossism upon the
country in obnoxious and nexorabe form while trusts
syndicates and monopoly will run riot the masses.
for the union ticket will expression adverse
to the country in its struggle with Spain, the friends Al
gerism would have it, but declaration that way to
promote the glory of America is to insist that fraud ncompe
tency and political avosm shall not be tolerated whether in
peace
To elect the union county ticket will relieve county of
the incubus of push rule and extravaganza county expend
The old regime has shown itself incompetent well
ndpoed to institute improvements regime cannot
worse and there is every for believing that do
better.
The herald., 1898-11-08

deal Of disappointment tomorrow morning candidate
who receives the delightful Of his election another cand
date must the sadly and sorrowfuy And
the friends of candidates. and those of dpo
sition who back their judgment with their cash. will all be
eaed according way election returns are
"meted out unto them"
The herald., 1898-11-08

Nationally the great question is whether the SYSTEM
financial operations and policy shall be dictated by
trusts and yndcate and forced upon the country by the
ogned bosses of the three states Ohio Pennsylvania
and New York with the assistance they command from the
president secretary of the treasury the secretary and the
satellites within the sphere of their influence The only to
avoid the enactment that will the
class and put chains upon the is to elect congress
that cannot be caed coeced by bosses administration
influences
The herald., 1898-11-08
Both Right and Might

France is, after all, going to evacuate Fa-
shoda and Spain has sadly given in as to
the Cuban debt. The fact of the matter is
both France and Spain were "up against
it."--Kansas City Times.
The herald., 1898-11-08

ally done Mr. Waters o-weI everybody
knows what Let him vindicae himself he Mr. Barlow
stands fully acquitted The attention of all business and
OF the lawyers in particular is asked to the
The herald., 1898-11-08
They Had No Show

Jose Echegaray, the Spanish dramatist,
saws that he will write no more plays, and
that his country ought to devote herself to
practical things. But, don't the Spaniards
need little theatrical amusement to take
their minds off their troubles New York
Sun.
The herald., 1898-11-08
Things to Be Thankful For

Everybody is looking hopefully to Thanks
giving day as the possible end of Indian
outbreaks, miners strikes and the football
season.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
The herald., 1898-11-08

The active part of the political campaign practically ended
The points at issue have been fully argued and finally summed
up Each side has presented its fully
THINK and exhaustively Newspapers and orators
AND THEN have handled the mooted questions with a
FIGHT degree of copiousness that has probably
made both readers and auditors weary.
But, however effectively the campaign may have been
aged either side, the they
have only few hours for thought and reflection before they will
be called upon to decide the most important election held
in California, in its bearing upon state interests.
We all know what is at stake No competent
the right suffrage fail matter But
cast advise him to do communing with himself
He needs adviser helper in reaching conclusion calm
of the situation should convince him that his
and the interests the people large demand the defeat of
railroad ticket
IT, result of such selfcommunion doubling voter
concludes that the Republican ticket suits him better
other, let him walk up the polls deposit his
tary his Judgment tells him that his
es of great corporate monopoly cannot be IDENTICAL then let
him drop his ballot the union ticket and feel that
would be free himself must strike the blow
Let there be regrets after the election is No
claim that he cast his ballot unknowingy allowing
read And when it is all it will be the every
to accept the result with equanimty good humor
of the giant monopoly think ponder reflect and then grid
his in with the Injunction LET boast
that putteth his annor on but him that taketh it off,
The herald., 1898-11-08

California is normally "cose state" in the division
Republican and antRepubcan strength In the nine elections
since $780, inclusive, the Republicans have
ELECTION five times and lost four The Repub-
FIGURES lican pluralities however, have been much
larger than those of their opponents In
$780, in the vote for president the Democratic plurality O2
and in 1885, in the vote for governor it G52 Governor
Bud plurality 1894 1906 Two years ago the vote of
the state the presidential ticket l46O for Mckinley
1883 for Bryan 2006 for the gold Democrat candidate
2513 for the Prohibition nominee
The vote of Los Angeles county two years ago
for Mckinley and l60l5 for Bryan The member of
congress in the Sixth district 2457 for Barlow 294
McLachIan and 1l06 for the Prohibition candidate.
In neghbong counties of Southern California the in
1896 folows San Bernarno 2Sll for Mckinley 274O
for Bryan; Riverside 2054 for Mckinley 1879 for Byan
ange 1900 for Mckinley 1909 for Bryan Diego 35O7 for
Mckinley $500 for Byan Santa Barbara 1900 for Mckinley
Bryan; Ventura, 1850 for Mckinley l4GG for Bryan
It is notable coincidence that the vote for Mckinley in
Orange and Santa Barbara counties exactly alike each
presidential of 1896 of very heavy
hardly probable that will be equaed today notwithstanding
in the number of voters within the last
two years.
The herald., 1898-11-08

gallant campaign has been made in this county
than that of Frank Cooper union candidate county clerk
While pressing his claims with vgor not unknd
word concerning his opponent has passed his lips Mr.
Coopers manly fight ought result victory of the
strongest men the ticket.
The herald., 1898-11-08
Piquant

Yvette Guilbert is having fight with q
Paris critic named Sarcey. His name alone
denotes why Yvette is in the scrap.--Lewis-
ton Journal.
The herald., 1898-11-08
Pause and Reflect

A cats paw was found In some sausage
make the fur fy.-Indianapolis News.
The herald., 1898-11-08

When public speaker such phraseology Jim Ma
guire" cold huntington it reasonable inference that
is familiar with audiences but In the uncongenal
of intelligent and gente people Mr. Knight should
have remained in San Francisco
The herald., 1898-11-08

Republican stump speaking in this has developed
some interesting linguistic curiosies Knight contributed
the of his speech Saturday evening he sad
"Magure suberfuge and he not honest with the people,
To call an individual a subtrfuge" than Mr. Cages
misuse of verbiage.
The herald., 1898-11-08

relation to the Importance of sustaining the president
Knight sad e has not yet started the greater
bities that before him. He wants words of
encouragement. He needs hem As to the possibilities
infer speaker alluded a pres-
in that direction in his spectacular
The cheer and encouragement he evidently needs and
needs them powerful bad"
The herald., 1898-11-08
REASONS
FOR A
CHANGE

That has been seeking avors and protection
joymen ofits special privileges 1t has impossible to nom
nate men for supreme judge and members
tre within the Republican party its objection verv
little effort has been made do candidates STRENGTH
in convention has been that he has the support the Southern
Pacific railroad.
The herald., 1898-11-08

For than ten the socaled Republicans
control of all branches of the government and for
much of the time of all of them and vet
REASONS in their plentude of power they have
FOR not instituted single measure of substar-
CHANGE tia improvement And how could re-
forms have been expected their hands, during the whole
period they have been dominated power which reform
is obnoxious?
The herald., 1898-11-08

That has not only sought control in state but in
national politics and its whole influence strength have been
thrown for candidates for congress who would ppo
the railroad in disregard of the rights interests of the peonc
The herald., 1898-11-08

The Republican party is showing its affection poor
people and the laborng people, who always poor
velous ways in this campaign. 1t is op-
THE posing the Fitzgerald labor laws the most
POOR MANS eicacious and favorable set of regulations
CAUSE which has ever been compiled in this state
on behalf of labor. They the only
systematic set of laws for the advancement and defense
labor which has been proposed in this The Repub-
can party is against these and it is against the poll tax
The poll tax is peculiarly tax upon the defensees poor
1t is not levied according to the scheme upon which Gage
processes and asserts the principle of the Republican party
that everyone should bear the burden taxation according
his ability to pay 1t bears upon people without regard
their ability to pay 1t taxes because owns or does
not property but because he has head is therefore
a tax upon his life.
Its of collection is odous as the tax itself
given letters of marque and upon highways
get money from whomever he He can seize and SELL
upon and hold up right and left get s.
he gets means 80 cents to the who gets it. If collects
fifty poll taxes day he gets $50 out of it.
The people who pay this tax in many have
chance to pay it themselves The poll collector sneaks
around to the employer and seze the wages of the EN-
poye When the empoye to get his wages he is told
that 81 is pay poll tax Sometimes the empoye has
not been able to get the opportunity to much
ing the week. and the robbery effected through the
that tax is taking food out of his mouth.
The herald., 1898-11-08

concomtant and logical fact is that Republican partv
has been under the dctaon bosses Il has not souab+ 70
influence votes in its support by presenting achievements
but its strategy has been to achieve victory through liberal use
of cash. and everybody knows where cash has chiefly
from.
The herald., 1898-11-08

The good people of California aspire to better government
but little nothing in that line has ACCOMPLISHED tou
fulsome promises have from time been made non
which the rank and file of the Republican party have relied
to be disappointed 1t would that confidence has been
abused often and long that orbearanc should cease to
virtue
The herald., 1898-11-08

ausion to the late Mr. Knight said The hand Of
has always guided this country It's hour Of need
We been expecting this The nfamy Of Agersm
saddled on Providencei
The herald., 1898-11-08

The firm attitude of the press at the outset of the political
campaign resulted in exceptionally decent and
in Southern California This condition
A was in marked contrast with some other
REAR END sections of the state, notably San Fran
VIEW CISCO In fact the only conspicuous ex-
ample of indecent politics witnessed in
Angeles harangue of Mr. Knight San Francisco
domestic politics polluted by the importation
ribaldry and blasphemy.
With pleasing record to contemplate the morning
the election should all feel impulse to keep it
until political drama ended and the curtain
rung down. energetic work in bringing the
vote with honest count tonight will round up this
important election harmonizing with the general
conduct of the compaign.
matter what the day may bring forth, the night
develop may all feel thankful that we shall be free from
further political turmoil for two years. There will be great
The herald., 1898-11-08
The late Republican county convention did itself proud in
the way of turning house push The cry was

The late Republican county convention did itself proud in
the of turning the house push The
"Down with the court house rng!" "Turn
THE ms the rascals out!" ETC. The following list
AND will show what beautiful job the conven
THE OUTS tion did in that respect The total
vices of the Gins" that thrown out
by the convention amounted fox years. while the total
SERVICES of the outs very anxious in amount
l3o The list shows alarming array facts
Some of these have been serving the city county
one capacity almost nce the memory of
meth not to the contrary the Republican convention turned
the ascas the people ought in turn to be guard
vent the other gang getting IT, The idea of the Repub
ican convention get set of but the push
obbed them in great shape The only way to deal
to vote the union ticket The outs who want to get in
who have served either city county the number of
hereto appended are follows:
The herald., 1898-11-08

The issues to be settled at the election at hand
trifng character They grave all respects One
whether shall have pure politics. another whether officials
shall be taught recognize their responsibility to the people
nta another whether the cost of government shall be
reduced and its efficiency increased and still another whether
blind paanhp shall rule intelligence good conscience
and patriotism. These especially state issues.
The herald., 1898-11-08
the prouseness has been displayed when times
good and the people did not much feel the load Of taxation

The Republican party before the people with prom
ses broken pledges dsegaed and asks continuance of
fdence notwithstanding the power dominant in its
councils dictates its policies and conduct the old
ayers the hem and the machine regulating
its momentum
The herald., 1898-11-08
Both candidates for congress in this district are accused
misconductno merely OF dsposton Or prpose TO


mconduct-not merely of disposition purpose to do
wrong-but of actual vany Barlow
THE the sitting member, is charged with the
DIFFERENCE serious oIense of stufng the mails before
the letting OF contracts and thus helping
the railroad companies to swnde the United treasury
This charge against officer the government like Mr. Barlow
member OF congress- if sustained be extremely damaging
But from this accusation he is completely by his
colleague the Hon Eugene Loud Fifth of this
state Mr. Loud is not only leading Republican member of
the house representatives. but he is chairman committee
of that body postoces and posroads would
know above all other whether Mr. Barlow guilty the
onse laid at his door, Overlooking the the
purpose of helping railroads steal from the government
matter that would certainly before Mr. Louds committee
and would be carefully investigated by him. No doubt,
his positive statement it has been investigated This the
only charge actual misconduct brought against Mr. Barlow
and from this he stands acquitted by his Republican colleague
All else alleged against him is merely that he may, might
could, or would do something bad if reelected
But to his competitor Mr. Waters, the quite differ
en No has charged that he might could would should
do something elected to congress- but that he has actu