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Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
YORKTOWN, Ind, April 26.-The great
est war enthusiasm now exists in this part
of Delaware county, and many are wild to
enlist, including young physicians who want
70 go as surgeons and young women as
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special to the indianapolis Journal.
NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind, April 2s.-.
While in the act of firing an anvil at Ro-
chester this morning Andrew Edwards met
with serious accident, tearing out his
right eye, seriously injurng the left and
tearing away the right side of his face
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RUN OUT OF TOWNSVILLE.
Two Spaniards with Bears AfObbed BIZ
Patriotic KcntucIxiams.

MIDDLESBORO, Ky. April 2s.-Two
Spaniards with bears were run out of
JonesviIle. One was seriously hurt but eS-
capped.
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Godspeed and no men deserved it more
than the first four regiments which Chicago
has sent 10 the front.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, Ind, April accompany
d left for indianapolis to-day with eighty
five officers and men. Seven thousand peo-.
pie saw them off,
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GLASGOW. April "a fire which broke
out last night in the Clyde district of this
city caused a loss estimated at about ESQ
400. The Catholic Cathedral of St. Andrew 5
was slightly damaged.
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Suffered Most in Spring
Cured by Hoods SarsapariIIa, the
Great Spring Medicine
scrofuIous Sore Leg for rs Years.

ScrcfuIous Sore Leg for IS Years.
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Letter of Hoods Sarsaparilla have
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again. l tried doctors and every remedy
I could hear of, but all failed. then
heard of Hoods Sarsaparilla and bought
one bottle, and it helped me so much that
1 kept on until 1 took four bottles; am
cured, in good health and weigh 100 lbs"
MRS. M. j. HARTLEY. Lovett, Georgia.
No Sore, No ErysipeIas.
&C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass:
"Dear Sirs:-I want to say once more,
Hoods Sarsaparilla is all you
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several years ago and was
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by Hoods Sarsaparilla as have been. I
recommend it highly as blood medicine"
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Hoods ss ns+iil.
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MIR. GIadstone Did Not sIeep Wen.

LONDON, April 26.-Mr. Gladstone. it was
announced from Hawarden to-day. did not
sleep so we'll last night. The twinges of
pain have recommended.
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by the departure of the militia. the Rose
polytechnic boys tonight burned an ef-
hgy of Weyler, which they swung to a
telegraph pole at downtown corner,
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No Spy Arrested.

NEW YORK. April 26.-The story of the
arreSt of a suspected Spanish spy at Fort
Hancock, Sandy Hook. is denied.
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stu,lents Rurn MerIer.

Special 70 the Indianapolis journal,
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. April Follow
ing up the exciting scenes of the day caused
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steam shistes in the city blew. Remember
the Maine" were the last shouts to the boys
in blue. A company of volunteers is being
organized.
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READY FOR WAR.


Sons of Veterans of America for several
terms. He will lead one of the companies
when they are called.
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pecial to the Indianapolis Journal,
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AS A PREcAUrloN ONLY.

Chairman Boutelle Of the Naval Commit.
tee Explains the Cannon Bill.
WASHINGTON. March 8.-Mr. Bou.
telle, chairman of the house naval com.
mittee, has made the following state
ment:
"At an interview with Secretary
Long on Sunday, at which the subject
of authorizing the president to provide
for emergencies was discussed, sug-
gested the desirability of conference
of the executive officers, with repre-
sentative members of the house and
senate. AS result conferences were
held at the White House, at which the
president, Secretaries Long and Alger.
Senators Allison and Hale, chairmen Of
the senate committees on appropria-
tions and naval affairs, and >Chairmen
Cannon and 'Boutelle of those commit.
tees in the house, Chairman Dingley
.of the ways and means, Congressman
Grosvenor and others participated. At
this conference it was deemed advisable
to give the public the assurance that
congress would invest the president
with discretionary power to
Prepare for All Emergencies. =
which should be as broad as the possi-
bilities Of events, and, therefore, instead
of passing various bills authorizing spe.
cific action under the several depart
ments, general credit Of $4,000, 900
should be reported by the appropria.
ton committees Of the two houses
and placed Ut the disposal of the presi-
dent to meet any exigency that may
arise. w t
Speaker Reed was in personal corr
ference with the president during the
day and will prepare for prompt action
upon the bill in the house. This legis-
lation should not be interpreted as in-
dioating that war is expected. but as .
precautionary provision and an assur-
ance to tie world that tie government
at Washington, in all its branches und
without distinction Of parties or l,er.
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AMMUNITION NEEDED.

Ten Million Dollars viii He Assigned for
That Purpose. ,s4
WASHINGTON, March 8.-While no
exact estimate has been made Of the
share Of the $5O, 200, 900 appropriation
to be allotted to ammunition. it is esri-
mated that at least $40, ,000. 900 would
be so assigned, owing to the enormous
cost Of retilling the ammunition chests
Of the warships now in service. At
present there is not enough ammuni.
tion on hand for one rehlling beyond
that now on board. A single refilling
costs 8, 1000. 900. Each first class bat.
tleship carries 400 tons Of ammunition.
With the amounts on hand and the re-
fills which are being calculated on, the
navy would have an ample supply Of
ammunition. even If the ships were
called into frequent action. II
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hand above all liabilities amounts to
4226, 1854, 2O3.
ORDERED TO HAVANA.

Cruiser Montgomery Will Relieve the
Dispatch boat Fern.
WASHINGTON, March 8.-The navy
department has announced that the
cruiser Montgomery will relieve the
dispatch boat Fern at Havana. and
that the Fern will carry provisions and
relief supplies to Matanzas and Sagua
la Grande.
The Fern is dispatch boat without
heavy armament or guns, although h she
belongs to the navy and is technically
q naval vessel. As she comes as near
being transport as anything in our
naval service her selection will accord
with the Spanish suggestion that a
transport or merchant ship undertake
this carriage Of relief supplies.
The sending Of the Montgomery to
Havana is primarily intended 10 re.
place the Fern, which is now at Ha.
vana. The Montgomery is an un.
arInored cruiser Of 2,oS9 tons, with an
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EFFECT OF THE EVANS BILL.

Civil Service Commission DoeA kittab.
Figuring for Congress.
WASHINGTON, March 7.-Ths civil
service commission has prepared ton
submission to congress some lnfOpnans-
tion as to the effect Of the enactnenk
into law Of the Evans bill now pending
in the house. This bill removes from
the operation Of the law all positions
now in the classified service below the
$500 and above the $500 grade. be-
sides limiting its application in other
respects. According to the commission
there are now 68S postofnces in the
classified service with 36, ,0O0 employees.
638 of which, with 1900 employees.
would be withdrawn. IL the bill was
passed. The number Of custom houses
the force in which 10 now classified.
would be reduced from u TO- &
The employees Of the following named
bureaus Of the executive departments
would be withdrawn from the service
under the operations of Mr.. Evans bill:
The steamboat inspection service. tho
marine hospital service, the lighthouse
establishment, the ifesaving service.
all the assay Offices, the revenue cutter
service, and in addition, several posi-.
tions classified by President Arthur
when the present law went into effect.
The total number Of employees now in
the classified service is 84,24O-54, ,84t
of which would be taken out by the
operation of the Evans bill. and Of
those remaining 5,86S are in Washing.
ton and "a, l24 in other cities.
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Woods Bros.
his own personal wishes to restrain
and raYnain af hia nnsf

his own personal wishes to restraint
and remain at his post. ..
Late in the afternoon Senior du Bose,
the Spanish charge, received cipher
cable from the ministar Of state at
Madrid saying: "You can disavow the
rumor that any official application has
been made for the recall of General
Lee" sd. .-sE
Intended a. an Emergency Fund.
As there has been no explanation 80
far Of the purpose which prompted the
introduction Of Mr.. Cannon's resolu.
ton, it may be said that the money
is wanted primarily as an emergency
fund. It is said by officials who will
have the disposition OF this treasure
that it by no means follows because
congress places such q sum Of money
in the control Of the president that he
will feel bound to spend all Of it.
Those who look for q wholesale pur-
chase OF warships from the bargain
counters Of European builders are
likely to be disappointed. The navy
department. at present is inclined to
make but one purchase of this kind, at
first at least, in the shape OF q substan.
tlal ironclad. There is no disposition
on the part of the navy department. to
lumber the navy with a lot OF unservice-
able craft in q spasm OF fear. but rather
to get few of the best vessels to be
had.
Vessels offered to Secretary Long.
The offers of ships to the navy de.
partment are now assuming definite
and formal shape. During the day
Secretary Long received call from A.
e. Lane, representing the Maxim Nur.
denfeldt company, and the agent for
several war vessels now nearing com.
pletion in large foreign shipyards.
They were originally designed for one
of the South American republics, but
there is said to be no obligation which
would prevent their acquisition by the
United States.
There are things that are wanted
much more than warships in case of
trouble. and the army shares these
needs so that . fair proportion OF the
$5O, ,OO0, 900 would have to go to the war
department for the purchase OF sup
plies,
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PLENTY OF CASH ON HAND.

Appropriation Of CSC. .OOO. 900 Does Not
Mean Isond Issuo.
WASHINGTON, March 8. The appro-
priation Of $50, ,00O. 600 for the national
defense for which provision was made
in the bill introduced in the house BY
Mr.. Cannon will not involve the issue
Of bonds. This announcement was
made by the treasury officials, who
stated that the treasury was amply
prepared to meet any demands that
will be made upon II. On Feb. the
cash ID the treasury amounted 70
$3.50. 81 .66B The net available cash on
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JUST A SUGGESTION.

Spain Has withdrawn Her Request For
Lees ReOall.
WASHINGTON, March 8.-Spain has
withdrawn her request for the recall of
Consul General Lee, and it is now be-
lieved that the incident is practically
closed. The withdrawal came in the
shape of an official communication
# m Minister Woodford. It is now
stated that the request was never put
in the shape Of demand, but that it
was merely a suggestion on the part Of
Spain, and when she found that it
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would not be pleasantly received by
this country, she promptly receded
It is learned that the Spanish objec.
tion to Consul General Lee is based
largely upon his sympathy for the Gu.
bans, and some Of his utterances which
found their way into print. 1t is under
stood that the Spaniards also take ex-
ceptions to the friendly relations aud
companionship existing between Gen.
eral Lee and correspondents of papers,
which have been decidedly untriendly
to Spain.
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IT is PROMPTLY PASSED
NO DELAY MADE BY CONGRESS WITH
THE BILL FOR DEFENSE.
Political Con~iderstious Put Aside in the
Stress Of Impending War-Demand For
General Less Recall Withdrawn on
Orders From Msdrid-spanisrds De-
clare the Request Was Not Considered
IN OmOial One.

WASHINGTON, March TO- Congress
has promptly passed the bill introduced
by Representative Cannon appropri-
ating $50, ,000, 900 to be expended at the
discretion of the President in placing
the Government on q sure and sound
defensive position in strengthening the
war and navy departments. The latter
is making inquiries abroad for the pur-
chase of war ships. but none have as
yet been bought.
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ST.. PAUL, March 4.-The two trains
bearing the government reindeer expe.
dition arrived here over the Milwaukee
and 81. Paul road ct midnight and left
early in the morning over the Great
Northern for Seattle.
4 The .sreindeer special" has been sent
through from the east at . speed Of 25
miles an hour, and the same speed will
be maintained from st. Paulto the
coast St
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sons, is and will be solidly united in
everything that pertains to supporting
our president in the maintenance Of
just relations with our fellow men aud
the upholding Of the national dignity
and HONOR
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oAv FILLED WITH EvENTa

1nportsnt happenings Bearing on tho
Amcrlcs.-Spanish Situation.
WAsHINGToN, March 8.-There were
no less than five important events dur
ing the day having q bearing more or
less directly upon the troubled relations
between the United States and Spain,
namely: The introduction in congress
By Mr.. Cannon Of q resolution carry.
ing 90. 0.000. 900 for the public de-
tense, the withdrawal by the Spanish
government Of its intimated objection
to the continuance in Office Of Consul
General Lee, the order to the cruiser
Montgomery to proceed to Havana in
place Of the Fern, the passage through
the house Of the bill increasing the
artillery arm by two regiments, and
the institution Of negotiations looking
to the purchase Of warships for our
navy. Mr.. Cannon's resolution prob.
ably led all other topics in interest,
particularly when it became known
that 1t was the result Of conference
between the author, the president,
Senator Hale and other leading spirits
In congress-.
Sp.i. Had Providsd xoophols.
AZ for General Lees case, the news
Of the satisfactory ending Of the Incl.
dent through the withdrawal Of the
suggestion by Spain was expected as
soon as it was noted that loophole
had been left open through the failure
to make the complaint in any thing like
m official shana Some fear il ex.
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TO THE COAST FoR SO.

500 Road Makes tho Threatsasd Rsdso.
tiOn In Rst~s.
ST. PAUL, March 7.-Some days ago
the 500, or the Canadian Pacific.
threatened to reduce the second class
rate from st. Paul to Seattle to 90.
Sunday the official announcement was
made that the new rate would 60 into
effect March ~. The fare first class.
will be $40.
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IN a STATE OF PANIC.

London Stock Exchange Seriously Al
fectsd by War RumOrs.
LONDON, March 8.-A state Of semi.
panic prevailed upon the Stock Ex.
change throughout the morning, owing
to the Cuban crisis, the fear of war
with Russia in the far East, dear
money and the near approach Of settle.
Ement. Later the operators became
calmer, although the effect of the scare
was still serious.
New York pressed early sales, which,
with the aggressive attitude of Spain,
added to the alarm. Spanish securities
were most fiat.
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Tt can be detached from the
Shoe and replaced in less than one
minute, unscrewing one nut is all
that is necessary. H. ..
When worn by long use it can be
removed, resharpened, retempered,
polished and put back in it's place,
making virtually a new Shoe .atless
than the cost ofsharpening the old
style solid shoe, ornew Heel Pieces
can be purchased already sharpen
ed and polished, at very small
cost.
See them at
BOTTINEAu MACHINERY co.
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ernment has ordered 10 new torpedo
boats to augment the Russ.an Pacific.
squadron at Vladivostock and Port;
Arthur. Russia also promises to keep.
eight cruisers of the volunteer hcek
continually in far Eastern waters.
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Ranchmen OF Williams county have
settled suits against the Great North.
ern road Tor damages caused BY prairie
fire tor sums aggregating $4,000. The
case had been q the supreme conrt and
8 new trial ordered.
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THE KENTUCKY DETACHABLE
HEELDRILL Shoe,

THE Detachable Heel Piece is
made of high grade, drop forged
crucible steel, sharpened and tenn
pered.
1t is compressed into shape un-
der 1000 pound drop hammers,
which eliminate all pores, pin
holes, seams or defects, and rem
deHs it capable Of taking high
polish.
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A number Of Manitoba farmers VIII
locate in Rolette county.
A new postoffice has been establishs0
1T kannhaven, Mercer county.
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Lee viii stay in Havana.

Leo viii Stay In Havana.
Z HAVANA, March 8.-General Ntz-
hugh Lee, consul general of the United
bates, was questioned regarding
Spain 8 demand for his recall, and said:
II shall continue to do my duty,
which is to guard American interests" !"
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KOREAN CABINET CRISIS.

Grantiug Of Concessions to Russia the
Cause Of the Trouble.
LONDON, March 8.-A dispatch from
Nagasaki, Japan, to The Daily Mail
says: The Korean cabinet, with the
exception of the foreign minister. Min.
chong Houk, have resigned because
that minister granted the Deer island
concession to Russia without the COLI
sent Of tho cabinet.
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Russia Orders New Torpedo I,oats.
ODESSA, March 8.-The Russian gov
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MCINTOSH BROS,
HARDVV.ARE

armament of 10 guns, and carries s28
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ASPECT is MENACING
LONDON PAPERS DISCUSS CONDI
TIONS IN THE EAST.

HusSlAS --latest step NOtnlng LesS In8n
the Seizure OF TerrItory-Cxar's Per-
emptory Demands Causing Uneasiness
to tho Chinese.
LONDON, March S.-All the morning
papers comment on the menacing as.
pect Of affairs in the far East. The
Daily Chronicle, in strong editorial,
says:
GAS rebuff to Lord Salisbury moth.
ing could be clearer and more painful.
Russia has simply begun the partition
of China. II anyone asks what China
will do, the answer is very simple.
There is no such thing as China. The
real questions are: What will England
do, and what Japanp
'If ever Great Britain needed q
strong man it is now, and the country
will learn with dissatisfaction that
again, at q moment of acute crisis, the
premier's health compels him to
go abroad. Thus both the queen and
prime minister are to be absent when
their presence is peculiarly needed"
CHINA FEELS UNEASY.
Demands Of Russia Are Peremptory aud
Urgent.
PEKIN, March 8.-Much uneasiness is
felt in consequence Of the Russian de-
mands. The Russian minister Of
finance, moreover, is reported to have
urged these demands peremptorily and
to have complained that the Chinese
loan was settled in spite of the disap.
proval Of Russia.
Russia demands the settlement Of
the lease of Port Arthur and 1alieu
Wan by March rs.