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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-06-09
EXPLOSIONS AND FIRES
FIREWORKS PLANT At GRANITE
WILLIE, N. ", BLOWN UP.
Many Lives ImperiIed, but Only Two
Men Severely Injured-Pain's
Plant Also Dana ged.

NEW YORK. June s-Thirty-six
buildings. comprising almost the en-
tire plant of the Nordlinger-Charlton
Fireworks Company, at Graniteville, Rich
mond borough, were blown up this after
noon and the entire fireworks plant prac-
tically wiped out of existence. Although the
fires, which followed the explosion. lasted
for several hours, the wreck was complete
within a few minutes. No lives were lost,
and but three persons were injured, two Of
them seriously. The loss on the building
will probably not amount to over $500 as
most of the structures were small and
eheaply constructed. The loss on material,
raw and that made up into fireworks, will
amount to over $4,000. The amount of in
surance on the works Is not known to-
night.
The first explosion occurred in the rocket
charging room. This was a small building
about twelve feet square. No one was in
the building at the time and the first inti-
nation the lis employees in the works had
of what was to follow was the bursting of
the sides of the building, accompanied by
an explosion. The roof of the building shot
into the air and rockets exploded and flew
In all directions. They carried the fire into
all parts OF the works crashing through
windows and flying through open doorways.
The operators in the various buildings
rushed out into the yards The flying rock
cts. many of them of the greatest power
made II almost as dangerous for the en-
ployes to be out of the buildings as to be
in them. AS they rushed out explosion fol-
lowed explosion as the buildings flew in
the air. After score of explosions three
heavy ones that shook the ground for miles
took place. These were the three store
houses in which supplies for the Fourth Of
July were being held.
Through flying rockets. burning splinters
and balls of fire the employees rushed to
safety. Only two were in any way severely
burned These were Z. E. Thuyster. a ma
chinist. Thomas Fox, packer, who was
badly burned about the head and body.
Thomas Brown, another employe, was bad
ly though not seriously, burned.
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Litigants Compromise the Broad Rip
pie Case at Lebanon.

LfttG0ntS compromise the brOa0 NIP
pie Case at Lebanon.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
LEBANON. Ind, June s.-The case OF
Solomon Claypool against the White River
Oil and Gas Company. to forfeit oil lease
and quiet title and for incidental damages.
has been compromised The case came here
on a change of venue from Hendricks
county, where 1t was sent from Marion
county. 1t had never come to trial. The
land on which the lease was given is in the
Broad Ripple oil field. 1t was owned by
Solomon Claypool and wife and on the death
of the former Mrs. Claypool became plain
tiff in the suit. The land had been leased TO
certain individuals and had been turned over
by them to a company drilling for oil. Suit
was brought against these defendants and
the company was placed in the hands of a
receiver
The terms of the compromise are not
made known fully as the decree has not been
entered. 1t is known, however, that the
plaintiff gets possession of the land and that
the title is quieted and lease forfeited; and
that the defendants are to receive s, 400 of
the money now in the hands Of the receiver
and 81, Isl yet TO be paid.
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SLIGHT RIOTS in PARIS
CLASHES BETWEEN REvIsIONISTS
AND ANTI-REvISIONIsTS.
French Government Preparing tn Re-
press Demonstrations on sunday
Dreyfus to Sail To-Day.

PARIS. June S-SIight riots occurred
this evening between the revisionists and
the anti-revisionists after meeting ad-
dressed by Nj. Francis De Pressense. OF
the Temps, in the Clichy district of Paris.
There were several fights between rioters
and police, who charged the populace-
Finally the revisonists made a move tow
ard the residence of NJ. lola, with the OBJ
ject of demonstrating, but the police inter-
fered Several revolver shot were fired dur
ing the disturbances and twenty persons
were placed under arrest.
In the Hobbies of the Chamber of Depu-
ties to-day there was much talk of the
possibility of the overthrow of the Dupuy
Cabinet next week. Gossip says that Presi-
dent Loubet is not too well pleased at the
failure of the government to take greater
precautions to prevent the Auteuil demon
stration and would not be averse to a
change of ministers in any event The
probable list of members of a new Cabinet
are passing from hand to hand. Much de-
ponds upon the outcome of threatened
demonstrations at the Grand Prix. NJ. Du-
puy presided at the Cabinet council to-day
when the measures to be taken were con-
sidered. 1t Is announced that the govern
ment has decided not to allow any of the
generals who are mixed up in the Dreyfus
affair to take part in the review at Long
Champs on July a.
The refusal of the government to allow
M. Joseph Lasies. anti-Semite and anti
revisionist deputy for Gers, to interpellate
on the DreyfuS affair led TO a renewal of
violent scenes in the chamber to-day. His
motion was finally shelved by an over
whelming majority.
There are increasing indications that
there will be violent scenes at Long Champs
on Sunday as various parties are express
ing determination to demonstrate. The
Cabinet has determined to take very severe
measures to prevent disorders. All the
available police forces will be modified and
the police Will be ordered to arrest every
one uttering cries against the President or
government, either in the streets of Paris
or on the race course at Long Champs. The
Echo de Paris says fifteen police vans will
be sent there in advance to convey arrested
prisoners.
The papers announce that the project Of
police has authorized the reopening of the
Automobile Club.
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DIR. HOWARD In PRISON.
Captured In Arkansas and Returned
to Illinois Penitentiary.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. June s.-Dr. George
B. Howard, who was arrested at Arkansas
City. Ark, several days ago. where he was
practicing dentistry under the assumed
name of Clawson, arrived in this city to-
day I'm charge of Deputy United States Mar
shall Frigg. of Wichita. Kan. and was TAX
en- before Judge Allen and ordered taken
to Chester Penitentiary to serve out his
unexpired term. He had been sentenced
on Oct. IL, 1891, In this city. to five years
in Chester Penitentiary for forging pension
claims and defrauding people in pension
claims After his commitment he feigned
insanity and was removed to the govern
July 3d. 1892. and escaped from there Oct.
3. 1892. His swindling operations were ex-
tepSfyp
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SOUTHAMPTON, June s. Arrived:
Fuerst Bismarck, from New York, via Cher
bourg, for Hamburg.
NEW YORK, June S-Arrived: Edam,
from Rotterdam. Sailed: Bremen, for Bre-
men, via Southampton.
HAMBURG, June S.-Arrived: Patricia,
from New York, via Plymouth and Cher
bourg.
QUEENSTOWN, June S-Sailed: Penn
land, from Liverpool, for Philadelphia.
GLASGOW, June S.-Arrived: Monaghan
and Ethiopia. from New York.
BREMEN. June S.-Arrived: Traye. from
New York, via Southampton.
LIVERPOOL. June 8.-Arrived: Rhine
land, from Philadelphia.
HAVRE, June S.-Arrived: La Bretagne.
from New York.
for New York.
NAPLES. June S-Arrived: Aller, from
New York
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AN OUTLAY OF S1,75O,OOO
EXTRA EXPENDITURE TO PIPE GAS
TO CHICAGO FROM INDIANA.
Annual Parade Of Sons Of Veterans
the Event of the Annual Encamp-
ment at sheIbyville Yesterday.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 t1e indianapolis Jouittdh
MARION, Ind, June S.-The Chicago
Pipeline Company. which Is laying ten
inch line from the gas field in this county
to Chicago. is preparing 70 erect pumping
station in this county that will cost S25o,00O.
The company already has large pumping
station near Greentown. Howard county. II
is understood the pipe line that is being laid
to Chicago will cost sl,5oOOoo. The reason
for the lavish expense of the pipeline COM
pany is said to be on account of its intimate
connection with the Manhattan Oil Com
pany. the strongest competitor of the
Standard Oil Company. The stockholders
are said to be about the same. AT the pres
ent time the Manhattan company has no
pipe line to Chicago After the gas supply
Is exhausted in this field the Manhattan Oil
Company will swallow up the Chicago Pipe
line Company's plant and use its lines TO
pump oil to Chicago. The new pumping
station, IL is said will be so constructed
that it may be converted into an oil-pump-
ing station.
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employment by the Illinois Steel Company.
United States immigrations inspectors have
been watching this big influx and are con-
WINGED that there have been made viola
tons of the contract labor law. One batch
of men has been sent back TO their native
land and efforts are being made TO get evil
dence sufficient 10 return two thousand
more, who have arrived in South Chicago
since last fall
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OBITUARY..
Grtd1ey James Fox Bryant, Once SUI
pervising Architect Of Treasury.

BOSTON, June S.-Gridley James Fox
Bryant died to-day at the Home for Aged
Men here, aged eighty-three. He was at
one time supervising architect of the United
States treasury and had designed and SUI
pervised many public buildings throughout
the country. He was born in Boston in 1916
His father built the first railroad In Amer
lea, In 1881, at the Quincy quarries, designed
TO transport stone for the Bunker Hill mon
ument Although once wealthy. he died in
poverty.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PENDLETON, Ind, June s.-The Assem-
bly,, mock legislature. composed of some
OF the leading society and business young
men of this city. held their annual banquet
tonight Robt. A Morris presided and toasts
were responded to as follows: The Assem-
bly," L. V. Mays; Our Guests" William
A. Swain; Factions" James M. Larmore;
The Humorous Side Walter A. Swain;
Indiana" w. Clifford Wood; THE Coun-
ties from Which We Hail. Walter B.
Wood; Our Future Work. Samuel b.
Walker; Our Colonial Policy" Lewis w.
Thomas; Our Nation Edward j. Clark
present.
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Drexfus to sail for Home To-nax.

CAYENNE, French Guiana, June s.-The
dispatch boat Goeland left here at clock
this morning for Devils island in order to
take Dreyfus on board the cruiser Sfax,
winch anchored this afternoon OF the island.
terday to the authorities of the lies du SaluS
Salvation islands) to prepare the quantity
of coal necessary for the voyage of the Sfax,
whose hurried departure from the island of
Martinique only allowed her to take on
board the stores she needed. The Sfax will
probably leave for Brest tomorrow morn
ing. The Governor refused TO all persons
permission to go to DEVILS island.
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DETROIT, June s-The United States
Brewers Association to-day elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Rudolph Brand.
of Chicago; first vice president, N. W. Ken
dal. New Haven. Conn: second vice presi-
william Hoffman,. New York Trustees
T.. A. Schmidt. Philadelphia; f. q. s. Mill
er. Buffalo; Peter Doelger; jr Peter Hauck.
jr., Newark, n. j.; Fred Pabst, jr., Mil
waukee. The next meeting of the associa-
ton will be held in New Albany in April
or May. the exact time to be fixed by the
board of trustees
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Hanna leaves Cleveland for New York at
noon on Saturday. AT the Waldorf he will
be joined by Mrs. Hanna, Miss Ruth Hanna.
Miss Lucia McCurdy. his niece, and Miss
for France and proceed to AK les Baines,
the famous watering place. where Mr..
Hanna will undergo treatment for rheuma-
tism. After the lapse of about two months
he will return home by easy stages, stopping
at two or three Spanish cities and reach
ing America about Sept. ! In time to take
part In the fall campaign i'm Ohio.
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Special TO the indianapolis Journal
MARION, Ind, June s.-Articles of incor-
poration for the Swayzee Glass Company, a
new industry. were filed with the recorder
to-day. The capital stock is $4,000. divided
into shares of 800 each. The incorporators
are w. l.. Lindhard and Isaac Allen. of
Portland, Ore, and Messrs. Joseph Phillips.
John b. Schoy. Leon Willard, Frank Knapp,
of this city The firm will manufacture
window glass. The plant will be operated
union and Independent of the Window Glass
Trust. Mr.. Lindhard is the president Of the
Cleveland Oil and Varnish Company Of
Portland Ore, which will use the output.
The plant will be t,wenty-pot concern and
employ about one hundred men.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH. Ind. June S-A well-known
character known as Jack the Jaeger" who
tours this vicinity afoot. was found dead
yesterday In the old canning factory at
Converse. He had been on prolonged
spree and was seen to enter the building in
the afternoon. Death is supposed to have
been the result of alcoholism.
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NEW YORK, June San explosion. oc-
CURED at the manufacturing plant of the
Pains Fireworks Company. at Greenfield.
l.. T. to-day. and resulted in the destruc-
ton of two manufacturing sheds and
small magazine. The damage is placed at
about $4,000. The magazine contained all
the goods ready for shipment One man was
slightly injured, although there were sew
eral hundreds of people working about the
place at the time The loss is covered by
insurance
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Other Deaths.

ASHEVILLE, N. c., June S.-Mrs Hester
Sherman White died here last night, at the
age of seventy-four. She was native of
New York State, sister of the late Isaac
Sherman, the New York financier, aunt of
Mrs. Bradley-Martin and great-aunt of the
Countess of Craven.
TOPEKA, Kan, June 8-Judge ]. s. En-
cry, one of the pioneers Of the State died
at his home in Lawrence tonight. He was
at one time United States attorney for this
district and later member of the State
Board of Public Works
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The Check swindIer Fled.

Special TO the Indiana polls Journal
FRANKLIN. Ind, June s.-A stranger
bought bill Of furniture at the store Of
Henry Axt in this city yesterday and Of
fered check on an Elizabethtown bank.
1t was larger than the bill for the goods
and he asked the difference in cash. The
check was accepted and sent in for collec-
ton, the goods being held meanwhile. The
stranger disappeared and the check proved
a forgery. The same man. who gave his
name as John Fisher, succeeded in swim
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CONNERSVILLE, Ind, June 8.-one Of
the biggest meetings in the history of local
Masonry was held here this evening, the
event being the raising of four candidates
to the degree of Master Mason, the degree
being conferred by Cincinnati Lodge, No.
133. Nearly three hundred guests enjoyed
the hospitality of the local lodge. Nearly
every lodge within radius of fifty miles
was represented. At the conclusion of the
work Warren Lodge, No. IS, served BAN
quet In Kindergarten Hall.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special 20 the IndianapoIis JournaI
MADISON, Ind, June S-A meeting of
the officers of the Fourth Indiana Regi-
ment, Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias,
was held at Seymour to-day. Among those
in attendance from this city were Major T..
G.. Niblaus, Albert T.. Haigh George Geile,
Clements Werner. Nicholas Foltz, jr,
Joseph r. Gorges and Colonel Vanosdal. A
surprise came 10 Colonel NanoSdal during
the progress of the meeting. when his fell
low-officers presented him with beautiful
sword and belt in token of their admira ton
and love for him as an officer and brother.
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LUMP OF AMBERGRIS.
Whalefs Find a Sfxty-Efght-Pound
Piece Worth $2O,OOO.

SAN FRANCISCO. June S-The whaler
Charles W. Morgan. of this city. made a
fortunate find of ambergris in the north
seas. according to advices from Hakodate.
The lump weighed sixty-eight pounds and
is worth $4,000. The Morgan had secured
only $50 barrels of oil.
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Wrought-Iron Pipe i,r Gas,
Steam and Water,

III to III
s. PENNSYLVANIA ST.
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LEBANON, Mo. June Sat 10 p. m. Mr..
Bland appeared somewhat brighter and will
probably live through the night He is
speeches. for twenty-four hours. The
physicians regard the case as hopeless and
have informed the family. All of the
family are at the dying mans bedside to-
night except his brother. Judge c. c. Bland
OF the St. Louis Court of Appeals who has
been telegraphed for.
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CLEVELAND. o.. June SIT is believed
that strike will be inaugurated Satur-
day morning by the employees OF the Cieve-
There Is no question OF wages involved The
men object TO the schedules and the ar
Iangement OF the runs and they have asked
for recognition Of their union About 50 per
cent of the seven hundred employees beia0
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out OF other peoples pockets. George
Butcher ard John Seiber, suspects. Charles
Davis. alias Bert Brisk" and Thomas Mat
Harry Morris, alias THE Jew" reputed the
shrewdest pickrocket In the country, was
also caught last night Harry Porter and
Ed williams. with Morris. were arrested
also. The officers have rounded up thirty or
more thus far
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SHOWERS TO-DAY.


WASHINGTON. June s. p. m.-Forecast:
For 0hio-Showers on Friday. probably
followed by fair Saturday in northwest por-
ton. variable winds.
For Indiana and Illinois-Showers on Fri
day: probably fair Saturday: variable
winds.
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Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE. Ind. June s-Detectives Grim.
Asch. Dugan and Roach to-day made an
other good pickup, adding TO the long list of
big catches made by them and the Muncie
police during the carnival thus far this week
Frank Dugar. alias kid" DugaG. who
killed Louis Bezenah, the prize fighter. In
Cincinnati. was put In jail 10 keep his fingers
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Greater than Mammoth Cave.

VICTORIA, British Columbia, June S-The
Mammoth cave, in Kentucky, which has
held the record heretofore az the world S
greatest cave must hereafter. II is believed.
give precedence 20 cave in New Zealand,
discovered on May IL by Horace Johnson,
near Wakato. and but ten or twelve miles
from the city of wellington. johnson ex-
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LYONS. N. Y, June Sire starting from
an explosion of oil in the hardware store
OF j. s. Myers to-day burned the Myers
building. The William Kline block was
badly damaged and the Boehim block was
partially destroyed. Mr. Meyers was very
seriously burned but ii Is thought he will
recover. The loss was about $1,000 partially
insured.
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sullivan to Make Paving Brick.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SULLIVAN, Ind, June S.-A company Is
being organized in this city with a capital
stock of SIS 600 to establish a paving brick
plant here. A deposit of shale found in this
vicinity was recently tested by the state
geologist and found 1t TO be excellent for
paving brick and crockery.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind, June S.-Nathan ]. Leis-
ure, a wealthy citizen of Elwood and Mrs
Margaret A. Carr, of Rush county, were
married in this city yesterday at the Kirby
Hotel. and then departed for their future
home at Elwood. He is ffty-seven and his
bride forty-eght.
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AUGUSTA, Me-. June s.-Secretary of
State Byron Boyd and Private Secretary
Smith say that Governor Powers has POSI-
lively not received any notification from
Hon. Thomas Il. Reed of the latter's resig-
nation as congressman from Maine.
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wILKESBARRE. Pa. June s-Comm. .
sioner of Pensions II. Clay Evans was Sc
verely criticised at to-day's session of the
State Encampment of the Pennsylvania @.
A. r. for his recent action in the matter of
pensions. resolution was submitted re-
questing the National Encampment to m
vestigate.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON. Ind, June s.-A syndicate
headed by Forbes Holton, Of this city, man
ager Of the Union Glass Company, has sue
ceeded in purchasing two large glass fac
tories In Central City, w. Va. He left this
afternoon to take possession of the plants.
One Is fitted for the manufacture of bottles
and the other for window glass. which will
be converted into tank factory.
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DUBOIS. Pa, June s.-The miners at all
the mines in this region except those at
Adrian and Dubois were out on strike to-
day. Fully 10000 miners are now idle in the
region.
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Due D'Orleans May Go to Paris.
LONDON, June 9-The Rome correspond
ent of the Daily Mail says: 1.-THE Duke of
Orleans, who left Palermo yesterday is
now on board hts yacht, the Maroussia, at
Genoa, and expresses his intention to go to
Paris Soon."
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Countess Esterhaxy Secures Divorce.
PARIS. June S-The civil tribunal Of the
Seine to-day granted divorce to Countess
Esterhazy.
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One of the Myers Gang Caught.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal srs.ss
KOKOMO, Ind, June S.-William Trader,
one of the Myers gang that broke jail twice
last summer, was captured to-day in Tippe-
canoe county by Sheriff Harness He will be
tried on the charge of robbng freight cars.
All other members of the gang are serving
terms in state prison.
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Special 10 the Indianapolis JOURNAL.
UNION CITY, Ind. June S.-Seven-year-
old Virgil hurry was to-day struck by
swiftly moving engine, and, although
thrown great distance, he escaped serious
injury.
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The Paris's Position Shifted.

FALMOUTH, England. June s.-A change
in the wind has somewhat shifted the posi-
ton of the American liner Paris, now on
the rocks of the Manacles, seriously ham,
pering salvage operations. The heavy sea
has stopped the work, which is not likely
to be resumed for a fortnight.
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CHICAGO. June a-The Chronicle. to-
morrow, will say: "Slavonic laborefs are
being brought by the wholesale to South
Chicago. The majority are promptly given
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