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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-08

Clarence Culver. a Goshen blacksmith,
who disappeared last Saturday night, was
found Friday night in a cheap hotel at
Elkhart. He claims to have been drugged
and robbed Of ss5
The contract for building eight miles of
gravel road in MADDEN township, Sullivan
county, was let TO Charles Ridgeway, of
Sullivan for S23 100. Two other bids were.
respectively, s216 and 1922 higher than the
successful tender
The Elkhart militia organization, known
as the Twenty-second Separate Company,
met Friday night and adopted the name
Gore Rifles" I'm recognition of Adjutant
General j. n. Gore, who has taken much
interest N the company.
The new bank of Greensburg, known
as the Greensburg National Bank. organ
lied yesterday, with j. M. Woodfill, presi-
dent: William H. Robbins. vice president;
j. b. Kitchen, formerly bookkeeper of
the Third National, cashier: Daniel 5. Per-
ry. court stenographer at Rushville, book
keeper. Books will be opened for deposits
Nav l.
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TO THE SUPREME COURT
JUDGE HAZELRIGG GRANTS WRIT OF
ERROR IN KENTUCKY CASES.
Order Issued While the Judge Was
Out Fishing-WiII. BE Presented
This Week-NO Indictments.

FRANKFORT. KY, April 7-Chief JUS
tice Hazelrigg, Of the Court Of Appeals,
this afternoon granted a writ of error
from the decision of the Court of Appeals
to the Supreme Court of the United States,
in the contest over the offices of Governor
and lieutenant governor.
Judge Hazelrigg had not been given no.
tice that the application of the writ would
be made to-day and was with party of
friends fishing in Elkhorn when Governor
Taylor's attorneys arrived. Finding the
chief justice out of the city they drove out
to where the members of the fishing party
were and Judge Hazelrigg entered an order
granting the writ while standing on the
banks of the famous fishing stream.
Ex-Governor Bradley and other attor-
neys for Taylor will go to Washington
next week to present the writ and ask that
the case be placed on the docket of the
Supreme Court
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NO RETURNS TILL MONDAY.
Franklin Circuit Court Adjourned
Leaving Grand Jury i'm Session.

FRANKFORT, KY, April Judge Can't
rill adjourned court this morning till Mon
day. The grand jury continued in session
but cannot make a report now before Mon
day at the earliest.
Thomas B. Cromwell, of Lexington. was
a witness again to-day. 1t is said that he
exhibited the register OF the Catchings Ho-
tel. at London, showing that Caleb and
John Powers and other persons implicated
in the testimony of Wharton Golden had
stopped at the hotel together on certain
date.
There is a report that warrant for the
arrest of Jim Howard, the Clay county
feudist, who has been named by several
parties as the assassin, was issued several
DAYS ago. County Judge Moore and other
officials refused 10 either affirm or deny the
report.
r. c. o. Benjamin. the colored lawyer.
instituted habeas corpus proceedings be-
fore Judge Cantrill to-day on behalf of
.rrallow Dick Combs. the negro suspect.
who Is In jail. charged with completely In
the assassination The case is set for Tues
day.
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Jay County Nominees.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND, Ind, April THE Repub-
licans of Jay county held their convention
this afternoon, the gathering being pre-
sided over by Hon. ]. j. NJ La Toilette. of
indianapolis. DR.. J. NJ. Bosworth, of Penn
vile, being the chairman. Follow
ing are the nominations: Repre-
sentative, Marion Jack; prosecuting
attorney David M. Bell county coun-
ell at large, John NJ. Starr, William
North and William H. Reed; First district
Milton G. Baird; Second, David F. Hoover;
Third, Frank NJ. Mclaughlin; Fourth Tim
othy l.. Stratton; treasurer, Rodney d.
Hutchens; sheriff. Joseph c. Andrews; as
Griffith; coroner, r. E. Brokaw; commits
sioners. middle district, Samuel +. Premier;
south district, L. H. Trehearne.
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Martin County Republicans.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LOOGOOTEE, Ind, April 1.-The Repub-
licans of Martin county will hold a late
convention. In the instances of the Offices
now held by Republicans, the incumbents
will be renominated for second term. The
delegates to the congressional convention
will stand by Peter r. Wadsworth, of
Washington, with John c. CLANCY, of Sui
Ivan, for second choice. Those to the state
convention will vote for Posey, with Grit
fiths or Hogate for second choice. They
favor Newly for lieutenant governor and
Remey for Supreme Court reporter. J. B.
Lloyd, of Shoals, is an active candidate
for delegate from the Second district to the
Republican national convention at Phila-
delphia, and has promising chances to re-
ceive the honor. His opponent is Emery
Davis, of Lawrence county.
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Traction Right of way Granted.

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HARTFORD CITY, Ind, April THE
County Commissioners this afternoon
granted to the Oil Belt Traction Company
a right of way over the highways and
bridges of Blackboard county, which they
refused TO do the first of this week. The
company was represented by Mayor u. t.
DUNCAN. OF Huntington, and William Nj.
Page. of Montpelier. superintendent of the
Standard Oil Company's Indiana property.
The company changed its petition to-day
by inserting a clause agreeing to run its
line from Dundee into Hartford CITY, CIV
ing the city a direct road to Huntington
and Portland
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GREENSBURG, Ind, April 7.-Republic-
ans of Washington township met in con-
vention this afternoon and selected dele
gates to the state, congressional and ju-
dicial conventions, as follows: State. Col.
NJ. ID. Tackett, Judge s. A. Bonner, Capt
Robert Naegel. Hon. Thomas E. Davidson
and Editor L. ID. Braden; congressional, j.
p. Thomson, Curtis Mccoy, b. F. Mccoy,
James z. Caskey, Charles Nesbitt; judicial,
w. X. Skeen. Jasper Cobb, David Lyons,
John l.. Ollie, Joseph W. Garrison.
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
WABASH. Ind. April 7.-Wabash's new
public library will be formally opened next
Tuesday afternoon. The library is the fruit
OF long negotiations between the School
Board and the woman's Library Associa-
ton which for several years has conducted
successfully a circulating library. Through
the combination the free library will have
over five thousand volumes, and additions
will be made as rapidly as new books come
out Mrs Anna ZeigIer has been appointed
librarian The board OF directors Will mt
Up handsome library room In the High
School building.
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Indiana Obituary.

UNION CITY. Ind, April 7-Superin-
tendent w. d. Irelan. of the williamsburg
(O) school, near the Indiana line, a few
miles south of this city. died last night of
brain fever. He was thirty-eight years old
and was we'll known in educational circles
in this part of the State He formerly
taught at Greenville, o. He left "a widow
and three children.
SULLIVAN, Ind, April Mrs. Mary
Speake. one OF the oldest resident of
Haddam township, is dead at her home in
Carlisle, aged eighty-seven years. Five
children survive her. They are James Z.
Speake. Carlisle: John Speake, Springfield:
Louis T.. Speake. Indianapolis; Mrs. Sarah
Pennel San Antonio, Tex, and Charles
Speake, San Francisco.
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Favor Mckeen for Delegate.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. McKeen have returned from
Bermuda, where they spent several weeks,
after being in Washington most of the
winter. Mr.. McKeen had been i'll in Wash
ington, but now is in perfect health. He
has not been keeping in touch with politics
and does not have anything to say in re-
gard to general or local affairs of the
party. The suggestion made in Indianap-
oils to send him as one of the four dele
gates at large from this State to the Phil
adelphia convention is most heartily re-
ceived by Republicans of all factions here.
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THREE CASES OF SUICIDE
FIRE AND POISON THE TWO WAYS
CHOSEN TO END TROUBLES.
New story Sprung I'm the Duncan Muir
der Case-Reyman VIII Sustained
New Library ut Wabash.
,ecial to the indianapolis Journal.

Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind, April To-day, near
Lapel. Mrs Rudolph Cravens. aged forty
years. set fire TO the barn and was Gre
mated IN the structure during the absence
OF her husband. She had taken treatment
fn an insane hospital, but recently was
released as cured. Three weeks ago her
brother, Allen De Witt, hanged himself
IT, the barn.
Frank GaughaE, aged sixty-two years,
was found dead in bed this morning in this
city. having taken his own life with forty
grains of strychnine, while one-half of a
grain would have accomplished the deed.
He retired as usual last night and was
found dead by little granddaughter. His
wife died two years ago and dependency
IS given the probable cause.
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Drunkard Begged for "A Guardian.

Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, April Judge LETTER to-
day appointed Robert Brammer. of Albany.
guardian for Edgar c. Justice, aged forty,
and unmarried. The petition was made by
Justice himself, on the grounds that he was
an habitual drunkard and unable to care
for an estate of 5000 in money left him by
his father recently. He feared that some
would try to rob him and he would
commit murder protecting his property.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April THE
Thompson Club admitted 'f1fty-three men,
bers at the meeting Thursday night, and
the attendance at the meeting was unusu-
ally large. The officers of the club are con-
fident that the organization will become
one of the most effective Republican clubs
in the state campaign this year. A banquet
is to be given on the anniversary of the
birth of the late Col. Richard w. Thomp-
son, which will be June 9, on which date
Colonel Thompson would have been ninety
one years old had he lived
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Reymnn VIII Sustained.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SALEM. Ind, April 7--After two weeks
trial, before Judge Alspaugh, the jury in
the Reyman will case brought in YER
diet sustaining the will John Reyman be-
Cueathed his property, valued at $150OOO, to
his son William. other heirs began suit.
Ir the meantime William died and his
estate defended the suit brought by Philip
Eeyman and others. The case probably
viii be taken TO the Supreme Court
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CORYDON, Ind. April THE Repub-
licans of Harrison county held a conven-
ton here to-day which was more largely
attended than any similar meeting in re-
cent years. Four candidates for Governor
-Posey, Hogate, Haggard and Dodge
were present and addressed the conven-
ton. Jerry l.. Suddarth, candidate for
lieutenant governor, also spoke. The fol-
lowing county ticket was nominated: Rep
resentative, Charles Swarens: clerk, w. II.
Dyer: treasurer, William Fleece: sheriff,
V. G. Louden; assessor, Eb Knight; sur
veyor, Andrew Armstrong: coroner David
Salts: commissioners. George w. Ham and
Milton Funk
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Brown County Republicans.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
NASHVILLE, Ind, April THE Repub-
leans of Brown county met in delegate
convention at the courthouse to-day and
selected delegates to the various conven-
tons as follows: State, Michael Polling,
George Barrick and John Bell: congress
sional. James Yoder, James Shaffer and
William Gray; representative, Robert Con-
don, Charles Kahn and William Legg; ju-
dicial, A. w. Adams, George F.. Walton and
c. Nj. Calvin. A county ticket will be
named May 19. Several prominent speak
ers from outside the county will be present.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind, April 7-Dr. viii II.
Stephenson. OF this city. began a damage
suit for $4,000 damages against the Big
Four road in the Circuit Court here to-day.
DIR. Stephenson alleges that he is incapaci-
tated for practicing his profession a
dentist by injuries to his shoulder, back
and kidneys, suffered in being thrown from
his feet by the violent shifting of a pas
senger coach at Anderson Jan. %.
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Prospective bridegroom Took Poison.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
CRAWFoRDSVILLE, Ind. April Eel
mer v Myers. who lived near Alamo. took
his life yesterday by swallowing carbolic
acid. He had been to see Miss Alice Hen
bricks. and left at . o'clock in the morning
His body was found at daylight beside the
road He was TO have married Miss Hem
bricks tomorrow Sunday evening. There
IS no known reason for the~deed. but ne
had taken the poison with him from home
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BOONE COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
They IndOrse Bryan, Denounce I'M
periaIism and Name n Ticket.

They IndOrse Bryan. DenOunce I'M
periaIism and Name a Ticket.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LEBANON, Ind, April THE Democrats
of Boone county held their county conven-
ton in this city to-day. Resolutions were
passed indorsing and reaffirming the Chi
cago platform Of 1896 and reaffirming faith
in William Jennings Bryan. The resolu-
tions indorse the candidacy of S. NJ Raj
ston for Governor Imperialism is decided
to be the principal object Of Democratic
attack.
The following nominations were made:
For representative, Cornelius Ainhart;
prosecuting attorney, John G.. Perkins;
sheriff. r. Il. Gardner; treasurer, J. w.
Brendle; assessor. A. S. Campbell; sur
veyor b. +. Barker; coroner. Ur. 0. s.
Taylor; commissioners. John H. Caldwell.
o. p. Higgins; councilmen, George Hansen,
Joseph l.. Underwood Jerome Kersey, geo.
II. Johnson; councilmen at large. Geo. T.
Young, William G.. Vandener and j. w.
Game.
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Forsythe Grand stand Burned.

HAMMOND, Ind. April THE big grand
stand Of the Forsythe race track and the
paddock adjoining were destroyed by fire
to-day, loss about 5000 The fire Is be-
lieved to be of incendiary origin, II is
the second disastrous fire at the Indiana
tracks within a year The track is being
prepared for the May racing. and the grand
stand will be rebuilt at once.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MADISON, Ind, April madison town.
ship Republicans this afternoon selected
Marcus r. Sulzer, Howard Graham, John
Weyer, Gamaliel Taylor, Frederick Glass
and Doctor Hussey as delegates TO State
convention. The first four are for Posey,
and the last two for Durbin.
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School Bonds to Be Issued.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARTINSVILLE, Ind, April THE
City Council passed an ordinance last
evening to dispose of SIS, 600 in school bonds
for the erection of a High School building,
TO be erected at once The bonds will be
sold to the highest bidder
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Six Delegations Chosen.
, thelIndianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
VERNON, Ind, April Vernon town.
ship Republicans to-day nominated the fol-
lowing delegates to the various conven-
tions: State, A. E. Wiggam; district, c.
NJ Hane; congressional, r. T. Osborne;
Joint senatorial, c. E. Boner and NJ. A.
Reynolds; joint representative, j. III. Nc
Guire and S. w. Storey; judicial, NJ. A.
Shepherd and A. G.. Cotton.
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day. and resulted as follows. Joint sena-
tor, j. W. Fortune; joint representative,
l.. A. Douglass: representative, Charles h.
Zallman; sheriff. Herman Rave: treasurer,
Barney Call; prosecutor, Frank NJ. May
field; coroner, +. NJ. Coats; assessor.
Charles Henthorne. There is much ill-feel-
ing among the defeated candidates.
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Spencer Local Tickle,

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SPENCER, Ind, April THE Republican
convention nominated the following town
ticket tonight: Councilman, John Spears
and Robert Morrow; treasurer, B. III. COT
fey: clerk, Will M. Christ; marshal, S. E,
Yockey.
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Township Ticket at Seymour.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
SEYMOUR, Ind, April THE Republican
primary election to select a township
ticket was held in this city from 6 to s
o'clock tonight. There were 70s votes cast,
being about a two-thirds vote. There were
four candidates for trustee, two for asses
sor and number of candidates for the
minor offices. The following candidates
were named: Joseph b. Brewer, trustee;
Thomas H. Whitson, assessor; Charles A.
Day. justice of the peace; Senator Louis
Scheck, John L. Vogel and Charles w. Mil
house, township advisory board.
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Town Ticket Named.

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WORTHINGTON, Ind, April Worth
ington Republicans last night nominated
the following ticket: Treasurer, G. f. Not
ter; clerk, Charles Geckler; marshal, Will
liam Coleman: trustee for Second ward,
Lafayette Jessup.
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Jury Found for Defendant.

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MADISON. Ind. April THE jury in the
damage suit OF Samuel b. Knowlton
against Andrew j. Dever for $4,000
brought to jefferson county on change of
Venue from Ripley, brought in a verdict for
the defendant
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Anotber election 10 BE Held.

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MUNCIE. Ind. April 1.-THE official re-
turns from the second vote OF J. A soo
Window Glass Workers Association have
lust been made public and show that Pres
dent Burnes. Of Gas City. has. Tor the
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Ohio County state Delegation.

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RISING SUN, Ind, April THE dele
gates from Ohio county to the Republican
state convention are Harry Matson, MUIR
ray T. Williams, Marion Miller and Cliff
ford Monroe
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Democratic Candidates in Clark.

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JEFFERSoNvILLE, Inc., April 1.-The
Democratic convention to nominate cam
didates for county on1ces was held here to-
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