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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-05
vnn wxck Also NOTIFIED.

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Judge Augustus
Van Wyck tonight received the official nc.
tification Of his nomination for Governor by
the recent State Democratic convention. He
made brief address to the committee who
awaited on him at his home in Brooklyn
and accepted the nomination. He said in
part: ut cannot be questioned that aIarge
majority of the voters distrust the Repub-
lican control OF the State government and
are hostile to its continuance. II this oppo-
sition will act together it will determine in
favor of the Democracy the contest formu-
lated at Syracuse for better. wiser, more
economical, honest and conservative gov
ernment in the affairs of this State''
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Cable Notes.

The Spanish Cabinet has decided to main
tain the war tax, but to abolish the tax on
exports.
Yesterday was an off day for Tod Sloan.
He won no races at the Nottingham meet
ing. The best he could do was to finish third
in one event.
The Berlin correspondent of the London
Daily Mail says there are rumors there of
the forthcoming formation of a combine of
the whole German iron trade to meet the
severe American competition.
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Colonel Dick for CONGRESS.

WARREN, o., Oct. 4.-The Republicans OF
the Nineteenth Ohio district tonight nomi-
mated Col. Charles F. Dick, secretary of the
Republican national committee, for Con-
gress, both to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of the late Congressman North
way and for the full term of two years. The
convention was in session twelve hours, and
the nomination was made on the forty
sixth ballot The Democrats met here to-
day also and nominated r. H. Nevins and
J. II. Phelps, both of Akron, for the long
and short terms, respectively. The district
has a normal Republican majority Of 1000
or 5000
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One Hundred people Drowned.

LONDON, Oct. A special dispatch from
Bombay says that ferry boat was capsized
to-day while crossing the Indus at Mttum-
Kote, a town OF the Punjab, on the west
bank of the river. and one hundred of the
passengers were drowned.
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Mckee surrenders Himself.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-Charles H.
Mckee. of Pittsburg. who, together with
Senator Quay and others, is charged with
conspiracy to use the states public moneys
for speculation. came to this city to-day
and gave himself up. He was released on
5000 bail, P. A B. Widner of this city, be-
coming surety.
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another order tc report to New York with
his command by Thursday for embarkation
to Porto Rico. Colonel Tyson has wired
the department for more explicit orders.
No deaths occurred at either Letter or
Sternberg hospitals to-day. About forty
patients were furloughed from Sternberg
Hospital to-day. Letter Hospital has only
four surgeons, fourteen nurses and thirty
patients. 1t will be closed within few
davs
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CHANCE FOR DREYFUS.
Semi-Offcia1 Report that the Exile's
Case VIII he Revised.

PARIS. Oct Sit is semi-officially as
serted that M. Manau, the procurator gen.
eral, has sent report to the court of cas-
sation which insures revision of the Drey-
fus case
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Lexington Honnre6 .

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-Lexington, KY,
has been named as an important depot at
which officers of the subsistence department
of the army are assignable to duty for the
purpose of purchasing and shipping subsist-
ence supplies.
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James Arken Forced to Assign.

AMSTERDAM, N. Y, Oct. 4-James Ar
kell, of Canajoharie, has made general as
signment, due to indorsing notes for his
son, w. ]. Arkell, of the Judge Publishing
Company.
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ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. I'D. Phillips Of
Savannah, private in the Second Georgia
Regiment, was locked up drunk this after
noon by provost guard and was not
searched. Phillips had on his revolver, and
as soon as left alone amused himself by
shooting at other prisoners walking in the
corridor outside. He shot Claude Love. a
white prisoner through the head. He made
a desperate fight when the officers went to
disarm him. Love is in the hospital in a
serious conditic1. bur may live
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CHICKAMAUGA PARK. Ca, Oct. A.
Owing to conflict OF orders the Sixth Regi-
ment Unitec States Volunteers may not get
away from Camp Thomas for several days.
Colonel Tyson has one order from the War
Department to remain here until relieved
by the Eighth United States Volunteers and
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NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Senator Mark
Hanna was sued yesterday in the Supreme
Court by Louis Glazier. of Syracuse Gla-
zier CLANS that Mr.. Hanna employed him to
boom Mckinley for the presidential NOM
ination. and the suit is brought to recover
the senator IN the lobby Of the Waldorf
Astoria
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PEACE COMMISSIONERS GREETED BY
THE FRENCH PRESIDENT.
spnniards Received First, and the
Grand salon of the Palace.
MESSAGE FROM VIM. M'KlNLEY
THANKING NJ. FAURE FOR THE
COUR1EsIEs SHOWN AMERICANS.

Reply at Once CabIcd to Washington
ReciprOcating the Sentiments of the
the United States Chief Executive.
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wan view dc omaha SHOW Before

1tetuFH1HE TO E.IlIIHueIDh1n-
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 4.-Benjamin ]. Hav-
wood, ex-treasurer OF the State Of PENN
sylvania. who was arrested at the Paxton
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Few cold Democrat.

FRANKFORT. KY, Oct. 4.-The National.
or gold Democratic, organization. from
meager reports of registration in Kentucky
towns, seems to have practically lost its
identity as a party in this State Senator
Lindsay and nearly all the leaders of that
party. well a majority of the rank
and file, registered as Democrats, discarding
distinctions such as gold" and ..Nationa1
Democrats" Reports from everywhere show
light registration as compared with 1896 and
last year. and the Goebel election law which
received its first practical test, seems to
have given no cause of complaint to either.
Evening star., 1898-06-11

strategic Importance Of Hawaii can't see
through a milestone with a hole in it."
II am in favor of staying here until black
frCst, if necessary" said Senator Elkns.
Senator Burrows recently made the same
statement. and authorized the publication
of his position as being for a fight to the
end with the anti-annexationists.
Keep Senate in Session Until n Vote is
Secured.
The determination now among the ma
jCrity of the senators favoring annexation
is to keep the Senate in session until vote
Is Secured. The men who vote for ad-
jcurnment without first voting for Hawaii
will be put on record as opposed to an
nexation. A sharp skirmish is looked for
The President has received assurances that
the majority of his party will stay here all
summer and fight out the question. They
expect to get right down to business and
start night sessions at the beginning al
lowing the antis to talk as many hours as
they desire and to keep 1t up until they get
tired.
1t has been determined, however with the
sanction and approval of many of the best
posted diplomats in the country, that If
the Senate does not act, the President has
the authority to seize the islands. 1t is
believed that the Hawaiians have been
given to understand that this will be done
and they are favorable to it.
Cen Grosvenor saw the President and as
sured hun that the House will pass the
res olution next Wednesday. The President
is pleased with the fight made by his old
friend Gen. Grosvenor is receiving teie-
grams of congratulation from all parts of
the country.
Some of Today's Callers.
Senator-elect McComas and Representa-
tive Mudd of Maryland were at the White
House today. Mr.. Mudd wanted to have
Captain Charles G. Gordon, retired, made q
lieutenant colonel Of volunteers, but was
informed by the President that this could
not be done without a special act Of Con-
sress. Judge McComas is seeking some
army appointments.
Perry Carson was also a White House
visitor. He said he simply desired to pay
his respects.
Evening star., 1898-06-11
DISMISSAL OF CLERKS.
One Hundred Discharged Today From
Pension Office.

Just before the signal for the close of the
pension office rang today the chiefs Of the
several divisions distributed the fatal vel
low envelope to the ninety-three clerks
whose services have been dispensed with
because Of the reduced appropriation.
The distribution of dismissals according
to divisions Is as follows: The special ex-
animation division comes first with 3D.
Then follows the eastern and Middle diyis-
ions with o each. The western division has
g. the Pacific division 6, chief clerk 5, reu-
ord division 5. the southern division 4.
The medical division, 4; the review di-
vision, .; old war and navy claims, 9;
army and navy survivors, 2; mail division,
Z; stationery division, 3 and superintend-
ents division, /.
This list was first submitted to the Sec
retary of the Interior. who promptly ap-
proved it and signed the dismissals in each
case.
According to an order issued by the COM
missioner, each one Of those clerks dis
missed, if entitled to 1T, will receive fifteen
days leave OF absence.
Evening star., 1898-06-11
Washington stock Exchange,

Sales-resulsr oall-12 'clcck m.-CoIcoraD Fire
at t3; ~ at 50; at i3. Washington ,ias. Is at
AZ; at 4s; 8 at As. Mergsnthaler Linotype. . It
l6l; 10 at ld2s.: 10 at l63; 10 at 1853: 1Gsle:
5 at 1885,; 8 at 1891. Lanston Monotype. 100 at
l5i4. American Graphephone. 25 al l3l4 $. .. b.
matte Gun Carriage 100 at IS cents; loo at 80
cents After call Mergenthaler Linotype. at
District of Columbia Bonds.-a.GJs. funding. cur
Miscellaneous Bonds Metropolitan Rail,oad 5s
lis bid. Metropolitan Railroad conv. 6s. I2o lid.
Metrgpoiit1n kaiioad certificates of indebtedness.
Indebtedness, b. los bid. Columbia Railroad es.
us bid Belt Railroad IS. So bid. EckingtOn Rail
RE. IA Il bid bid Gas Gas cpany 6. 6.
RES b. II bid u s Electric Light debenture
nS s @ cs ss Led esasr aas r s
Trns: hs, ?. and A. loo bid. American Security
msrk sna rus; s "a, and o. 100 ssI bid
Market Market Company tnp Is, no bid Washington
s l ext bs S se sS M'a 1st %
fnntry LIST 6s % bid
National Bsak stocks.-Bank of Washington. 2s5
asked. Farmer. and Necaanics'. 80 hid seccnd.
lsG BID G Citizens lie .o sn sIa SeiH%sia 1870 bia
Traders, 100 bid. Lincoln. fI5 bid. 40 asked.
s;ss sfe n, Ds2oss III, and and Trust @ &c Gonnans.
anl Trast. i5o bid. washington Safe Deposit 50
g Insurance stoets-Fi.srsens, 30 It'd. Franailn
Is BID: ne,re3slitan. 70 bid Gasseran. - bid
American. 1ss bid National Union, 0 BID. ii
asked. Cclrpihia Iol hid. II asked Rlggs Z
BID. essed. Peopie's. bio. nsked. lincoln.
eP bid, 81 asked Commercial. bid.
Title Irsursuce Stocks-Ieal Estate Title. -
bsi. Columbia Title. A.. bid Washington Title.
bid. District Title. 2 hid. asked
Ea:iroad 6iotis--Capttsl Traction. x-3 bid. 1879
asked Metropolitan. 40 bid. rs asked. Colun.-
hIa. 70 bsd
Ces saG Electric !lsbt Washington Cas-.
az b'd. @SA ASKED. csc-sctovp Gas. 4a lid. L.
g. Fiectrfc I4gbt. 800 ~. folIs asked
Telephone Stscks.--Ch sspsste and rots-lrac "a
bid 30 asked. P-trs.'van.e, Bs lid. ~ ssied.
MISCELLANEOUS Stocks. - Me-renfkale- Isnntvre
lG3 bid, 1894 sst d. LaDstan GoBesyFe. i5as Lid.
&c asked. At3er.car G1ahoi.toae xi.3 bid u
lsted. American Grspi orhons rrefcTs<a. .i3ii lid
~ asked Paepsnslic Qua Csrsi.ee- IS lid 90
asked. washirg.on Market. fe hid IS asked
Greet Falls fcs iir hid. 12s. asked.
xEx div Tx r. us.
Government Bouds,
Evening star., 1898-06-11
Stocks Opened Strong, but Reacted
Later in the Day.
DUE TO YELLOW FEVER REPORTS
Considerable Short Interest Put
Out on Strength of News.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
NEW YORK, June ll.-Buying by London
and some of the more prominent commits
sion houses resulted In a strong opening
level for the more active issues this morn
Ing. The covering OF some short contracts
also assisted the early advance
The initial movement was not long sus.
tained, however. owing TO renewed fears OF
yellow fever troubles in the south The
shares OF corporations I'm the section named
were noticeably heavy. even in the face OF
good buying in the general market.
Later In the day this heaviness made an
impression on the entire list and the clos
ing hour was given over to a decidedly
reacuonary movement The interest which
has been most active in advancing Brook
lyn Rapid Transit and Peoples Gas was
conspieuously active during the morning
In taking profits.
This action is rot considered to be an ar
gument against the merit of the shares In
QUESTION but Is simply precautionary.
Inc outbreak OF yellow fever two months
earlier than last year and with the memory
or Its influence on September prices s.tll
iresh, IL Is not unnatural that aggressive
puyins should be temporarily replaced by
conservative speculative action
a. is the one drawback however, and
should prompt action be taken in limiting
the area OF its ravages, routine conditions
VIII shortly dominate prices more COM
eAoh DSAoat- were RESPONSE
bic for many Of the extreme changes in to-
days prices and a considerable short in
terest may be added to the influences likely
TO force higher prices upon the receipt of
favorable news from any of the news CEN
tiers.
The situation. it is believed, can only
change for the better, and il is hoped that
the coming week will be productive of re-
suits which will bring the end of the war
WITHIN reasonably early prospect.
The weekly bank statement reflects a
gain of 200 in lawful money the bulk
OF IL In specie from the Pacific slope Loans
have increased $?.l4I,.o0 as the result of
an improved demand from both CONNER
ciai and speculative sources
An Increase of sli. ,2sD in the deposits.
admits of an increase of s., ,59l, 400 in the re-
serve, brfninS the total reserve holdings I'D
to so3,S4l, lu1. Interest in the cash holdings
or the banks increases very naturally at
this time when the government is on the
eve of entering the market as a liberal
borrower.
Patriotism and sound financial Judgment
Will combine in inspiring a generous SUBJ
scription to the new per cent bonds The
new bonds around par will equal the re-
turn on the long As and cannot fail to at
tract ready purchasers.
The recent political rebuff to free silver
coupled with the splendid commercial show
ing Of the country, will make the new loan
attractive abroad, as well as at home In
addition to its assured popularity, there Is
eN cry confidence in sGch a withdrawal of
cash as to reduce the burden on the finan-
cial institutions to q minimum
Evening star., 1898-06-11
Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE. June 11.-Flour dull and eas,-
western super. So 2oaS3.65; do extra, So ooas4 5
DO family, - soaS5..5; winter wheat patent S. IS
a$o..5; spring DO. $6.00a$6.25 spring wiica:
straight 50. 1oa oaS3o0-recepts, 8, $50 barrels: cx-
ports. Is barrels; sales. 100 barrels. Wheat ul-
setted-spot, 1Oo.salo9S.; month. 9si1 bid, July
SStA-8s9s August, So asked; steamer No. 2 red
eo1aa90A-reeeipts. 1s.0s6 tushels; exports, none.
stock, S9S. SO bushels; sales. II.oQo busheIs-
southern wheat by sample. 34a1D115: do ON grade
9Salol Germ easy-srot and month. 36a3SI; July
Sot4aSd1a; August, 36A bid: September 2; s.a.IL,
steainer mixed S5aSox-receipts. I'll. SOS bushels
exports 2l22t9 bushels; stcek. i.SII 68a bushels
saies, 1000 hushels-soutteru white corr 90; do
yellow, 3Ua3012- Oats steaJier-No. . white y-est-
ern, 32lsa33i2; No. mixed. 3oi.a3f-receipts 81
300 bushels; exports none stock. 2os Ioi bushels.
Rye dull. easer-No. reetby, 4a;a; No vss.-
em, 62-receipts. q $40 bushels; expor's 81 40
bushels; stock. s39es2 bushels. Hay steady-
choice timothy, $l2.50a$130a. Grain fire. .chts In
settled unchanged Sugar strong unchanged Hu:
ter steedy unchanged. Eggs and cheese steady
Gnehanged Lettucs-$l 25aSI.5o per lasaei
Whisky unchanged
Evening star., 1898-06-11
TO MAKE 1T A POPLAR LOAN.
Assistant Secretary VanderIip on tn
Coming Bond ISsue

4AsSea"t Secretnfy tanuerlip ON the
Coming Bond Issue.
Assistant Secretary Vanderlip, who has had
ps pnal charge of the details of the COM
ing bond issue, said today:
The subscription for 5000 OOOOoO of
the } per cent bonds just authorized by
Congress will be opened by the Treasury
department as soon as the bill is signed by
the President, and will close at 3 pm July
IA. This gives ample time for the most re-
mote section of the country to receive COM
piete information regarding the details of
the issue, and to have subscriptions from
such points reach the treasury Every chan
nel will be used to disseminate in the wild
est possible manner information regarding
this issue. and to make it in every sense
a successful popular loan. A great num-
Der of subscriptions have been received in
advance of the passage of the act and
there is every reason to believe that the
issue will be = largely oversubscribed BY
the terms of the law the allotment will be
peculiar. The law provides that the small
est subscriptions shall be first allotted, and
the ailotments made inversely in accord
ance with the size OF the subscriptions
THAT will result in a line being sharply
drawn at some point and all subscriptions
Ill dilouul DelCW ludC point Will be awarded
in full, while all subscriptions for an
amount exceeding that sum win receive no
allotment whatever.
Every precaution Is taken to prevent
individuals repeating subscriptions and
thus getting an undue advantage The law
provides that all Individual subscriptions
must be allotted first. and, therefore, sub
scriptions from corporations and assccia-
ha win
ceive an allotment in the event that the
individual subscriptions fall short of the
$2O0.OO0,O00 which are at present offered
''fhe treasury will print about 1000, eco
subscription blanks and circulars of infor-
nation. They will be put in the hands of
every money order postmaster and in every
banking office and express Office at the
earliest possible moment Circulars now
being prepared will fully set forth the
terms under which subscriptions will be
received"
Evening star., 1898-06-11
ADMISSION OF PATIENTS,
New Rule Adopted by Emerxenc,
Hospital Mana9efa.

New rules for the admission of patients
to the Emergency Hospital have been
adopted by the board Of management.
Hereafter applicants will be received only
through the dispensary or emergency de-
partment; those through the dispensary by
the directors of the various clinics. A
number of beds will be retained for emer-
gency cases exclusively. but all unoccupied
beds will be so used when necessary.
Through the emergency department ad-
missions will b through the surgeon or
physician in charge Of such cases, and they
will be retained until returned to their
homes or transferred to smother ins tatution,
none, however, to remain In the hospital
longer than Is absolutely necessary nor un-
der any circumstances beyond period OF
three weeks. except by special permission.
Patients admitted to the hospital from
the emergency department who are able to
pay for hospital care. and patients sent
into the hospital by corporations will be
furnished with special accommodations ns
the hospital can supply. and q charge will
be made therefor.
Evening star., 1898-06-11
THE JACKSONVILLE TRAGEDY.
How Lieut.. Hnrts Was Wounded and
Two Men killed

General Wilson. chief Of engineers, has
received the following report from Colonel
Benyaurd of the Engineer Corps In regard
to the explosion of a torpedo yesterday near
Jacksonville, by which Lieutenant Harts
was badly wounded and two men lost their
lives:
THE men were killed and Lieutenant
Harts wounded by the bursting of a tor
pedo plug while it was being tested. Lieu
tenant Harts was debating letter to his
stenographer while the electrician and
helper We're testing. It appears that the
electrician, instead Of cutting on 100 ohns
used the full force Of current, hence the
explosion of the plug. Lieutenant Harts
Is seriously wounded in the back and ton
of the head, also in the back between the
shoulder blades. In this latter wound there
appears piece Of the plug. which the
surgeons will not at this time attempt tn
remove saw and talked with him this
evening for a few minutes. He il perfsctiy
conscious. His temperature is 1Od and
respiration about normal. The attending
MUSICIAN thinks he will probably puu
through
Evening star., 1898-06-11
SPANISH wARsHIPS SEEN,
Ramor Causes Considerable Excite
mcnt at Fort Monroe.

fsumor causes COnsfdcrab bic Excite.
mcnt at Fort Monroe.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, June 1.-THE rs-
ported presence Of Spanish warships outside
OF the Virginia oapes is dlscredited. The
cause OF the scare last night Is not def
nitely known as yet
The following special from Old Point
direct has been received by the Associated
Press from private sources:
FORT MONROE. Va. June 11.-Last
evening report received here from Cape
Henry that Spanish battle ship. two
cruisers and a torpedo boat were seen Iurk-
ing outside the capes caused considerable
activity at the forts. ard last night the
troops slept by their guns and the search
nshts Of ths cruiser Minneapolis, an suxtl-
larry cruiser, AID one at the fort swept the
waters In search OF the enemy. An Of Inc
o:.csrs from the hotels were called to
thsir posts Considerable sxoltemsnt en-.
susd among the civilians, and some uneas,
cess vas apparent among the guests OF ths
hotels AT 2;S0 Am. thsre were no naw
Developments.
Evening star., 1898-06-11
SANTIAGO snELEED AGAIN.
An omcial Repori Es1sm Havana t,
Madrid Hesterday.

Madrid Hesterday.
MADRID. June 1fa All official dispatch
received here from Havana. dated yester-
day, Friday, June 1Qf Says:
This morning eight OF Admiral Samp-
sons ships recommended che bombardment
of Santiago de Cuba AZ the same time a
number of boats, toWed BY a steamer. ap-
preached ard attempted trr make landing.
The cannouade lasted tniee hours. The
spaniards. skirfully posted, repuIsed the
attempted landing. and the Americans drew
off. No damage was caused. by the shells
from the ships. which kept distant, evil
IDENTIFY afraid to venture within range Of
the guns of the forts.p
Evening star., 1898-06-11
Called a. Assistant Pastor.

1t is understoodssth that Rey.zJ. b. Stuchell
of Gilroy. Cal, has accepted call made by
the proper authority to become assistant
to Rev. Dr.. Talmage. pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church. this city. Mr. stuch-
ell cameea Short iiD;c ago to Washington
on his way to Europe, and in response to
an invitation preached Sunday evening Ia At
in DR.. Talmage's Church. He created such
favorable fznpression on the congreea-
ton that ths call was extended this week.
Mr.. Stucheil is quite a young, man, but Is
regarded as minister OF decided ability
Evening star., 1898-06-11
CoIumbia r.. r.. Extension ni,I

The bill authorizing the extension east
wardly of the Columbia railway reached
the White House this afternoon shortly af-
ter o'clock. 1t will be sent to the District
Commissioners for examination and report.
and about next Tuesday will reach the
PRESIDENT All local measures are first re-
ferred to the Commissioners before going
before the President.