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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-07
ROUGH TREATMENT
May BefAii Toll Gate Keepers on Lo-
ransport and Darlington Pike

rLoxansport. lud-. April The par
Siai destruction OF two bridges and
two soiihousss ca the burlington pike
has resulted in the posting of Si.Ao
reward for the apprehension and con
viction OF any OF the parties concerneti
therein The road Is practically im-
passable by reason OF the destruction
OF the three bridges. but repairs VIII
be made at once. and the directors ex-
press a determination TO exact toll the
same as before. IL this is attempted
further violence is anticipated. aud
any body who has the tcmerity To at
tempt the collection OF toll may DO
roughly handled.
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Story of a Slave.

To be bound hand and foot for
forty years by the chains OF dis
ease is the worst form of slavery.
George d, Williams of Manchester,
Mich, tells how such a slave was
made free. He says: Ny wife has
been so helpless for five years that
she could not turn over in bed alone.
After using two bottles of Electric
BitterS, she IS wonderfully improved
and able to do her own work. This
supreme remedy for female diseases
quickly cures nervousness. sleepleSs-
ness, melancholy, headache, back
ache, fainting and dizzy spells This
Misunderstanding medicine IS a god
send to weak. sickly, run down peo-
pie. Every bottle guaranteed. Sold
by A. G.Luken * Co. druggists.
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Situation sun Uniointed.

Brazil. Ind. April THE operators
and miners OF the block coal field met
here again yesterday in an effort TO
adjust difficulties. but after wrang-
ling for several hours they adjourned
in confusion with no date set for an
other meeting The strike continues.
with no prospect OF n settlement both
sides refusing To yield an inch The
clashinS is on the powder and weekly
pay questions. Coal advanced % cents
A ton yesterday.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-07

since the Cincinnati, Richmond &
Auceie railroad has become an as
sured thing, if the subsidies asked
are voted, two jim Grow roads that
have for years been "a bornin" and
nave never yet shown signs of life
enough to take hold of a sucking bot
not -x6Alinkin4 heoause they were
mede With the c., r. a N D~.~,,.,.<s@
pr~1eStors OF these alleged 80
Of 81. .,s~.s,e ssss s~.as srfe sly, aware
mat richmond was hungering and
'ui.s'ang Tor railroad competition
ana would make liberal terms with
any pArtie> ~-h.<.@ss.--<a s~,s..sssAAsses
feasible TO offer in that line. But the
projectors of these roads were not
forthcoming with any such PROPOSE
tion In TACT they never proposed
anything that was worth moment s
consideration. In view Of these facts
10 does not seem reasonable that they
are now acting in good faith. What
their object is can easily be guessed.
So far as Richmond's interest is
concerned there oAn be no question.
The proposed Cincinnati, Richmond
& Muucie road is fathered by men
who have the money 10 build it, and
who have given us ample evidence
that they mean business. Their plan
is feasible They state clearly what
they will do and when they will do it.
The road will sooner or later be a
through line from Cincinnati to Chi
cago, and considerably shorter than
any other between those two cities.
With practically sure thing of that
kind in sight can Richmond afford to
have her attention diverted from it
by wildcat schemes that promise
nothing but confusion and disap-
pointment? Certainly not
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win Arbitrate Differences.

Chicago. April THE buildk
trades council took the first step :
ward ending the Industrial war q
Chicago. BY unanimous vote the :
filiated organizations were instrued
such were not already appointed nd
through them notify the variouor-
ganizations affiliated with the buiing
contractors council OF their readess
and desire to adjust the grieuces
which have stood in the way forear-
ly three months.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-07

Kokomo. Ind. April 7.-<seorge W.
McKiusey. ex-postmaster Of this city.
while making a speech to his fellow
In his ward. suddenly
cried out. Il am gone!" and WAS dead.
the result of heart failure. During the.
civil war lie served in the S9th Indiana
and the 9th Indiana battery.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-07

Cape Town. April THE British
steamer Mexican. of the Union line.
which left here April 4. was sunk in
collision with the British steamer
WINFIELD of 1852 tons. which saikd
from London. March 1. The disaster
happened so miles from Cape Town.
The passengers were saved as was
most of the letter IuailS.
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Acted Aeainst His WtlI.

Brussels. April THE police nves-
tigation into the outrage upo the
prince Of Wales shows that JAG Rap
tiste Sipido, his assailant actedwith-
out premediation. Sipido was lnder
the influence Of companions wb had
urged him against his will to c1ninit
the outrage.
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Home Coming of Philjppine Com.


nander L:ft to His Discretion.
Washington. April l. = The state
ment is made in authoritative quarters
that no order has been given ma vaf
to Maj. Gen. Otis to reiinauish his com
mand in the PHILIPPINES and return to
the United States. These step are
left In measure at least to the gen
erals discretion, and he Is to deter
mine just when he feels II proper for
him to leave his post of duty in the
islands on the leave-of- absence the war
department has promised him. Gen.
Otis has been absent from his family
for long time, and the opinion is ex-
pressed that he is entitled to a respite
from the long and arduous labors
with which he has been engrossed
since his departure from the United
States. He viii turn over the com
mand TO the next general officer now
On duty in the Philippines, Gen. Mac
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Wellknown People ImpItc.,e<a

Sullivan, Ind, April The grand
jury is investigating the dynamitine
on the Wood undertaking establish
ment at Farmersburg. which occurred
some time ago. and it is alleged that
well known people are implicated In
the trespasS. and that Indictments will
be returned
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-07

Huntington. Ind. April The deal
whereby this city gets the Schau PiaDo
company of Chicago has been perfect
I'D and building committee appoint
I'd Buildings will be erected. costing
xI2.OU. and will be presented to thu.
coiupuny, Including Il site
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Chicago. April IA strike If 100
power house employees Of the Chicago
street railways companies tied up no
miles of electric lines last ni4t for
two hours at the busiest tiIR and
crippled the whole service for Ii. bal
ance Of the night.
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Conditions Exagxeraeed.

Terre Haute, Ind, April THE re-
ports of The coal famine. because Of
III, suspension Of mining in the state
are much exaggerated. There is plenty
af coal ON hand TO run beyond the date
set for the renewal of tue conference
of operators and miners
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Sycamore, Ind. April 5--Mrs- WILL
lam Morton, wife of one OF the best
known formers of Howard county. at
tempted suicide at her home near here
by cutting her throat and severing the
arteries in her wrists with n razor.
She is not expected TO recover.
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Tribes VIII Meet.

Charlottesville. Ind. April Tex
tcnsive preparations are making Tor
the entertainment Of the biennial meet
ing of the supreme tribe OF Ben-Hur
next week In this city. Two hundred
representatives from the IS states In
which the order operates viii he pres
cut, besides large number OF visit
ora
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Tortured an Old Man

Easton. o., April Last night tn
men broke into the grocery OF Stepher
Swehart at Scuffietown. Swehart 1,
an old man and lived alone. The rob
bers roasted the old mans feet and
otherwise tortured him until he di.
vulged the hiding place Of his money.
After robbing him they escaped.
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Seventy shares ]. NJ. Hutton ECo.
stock of Richmond, Indiana BIDS
will be received for same at the 0pi-
tai State Bank of Idaho, Boise. Idho.
until April 10th, 1860 10 per cent.
must accompany each bid Amounts
so deposited win be returned "a the
bidders when bids are
opened. III. E. NEAI-
Cashier of the Capital State Bank of
Idaho.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-07

Portland. Ind. April THE second
trial of Mary O'Dounell for the muir
sar of Frank whets.H at Dunkirk In
March. 1899, has been set for trial
Tuesday. Al the FIRST trial the jury
returned verdic, of Involuntary man
slaughter.
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S,o,s ,b. Preachers Gun.

Goshen. Ind. April HAIRY Walt
ers. IL years old. is under arrest
charged with entering the rectory oil
ST. James Episcopal church. and steal
ing a revolver belonging TO the Rev.
Frederick w. GoodwaD-
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0O000JI0oa, E1r0f
oosoollas, 0sessd Wsrd, 0oery W
Oo0ke0.
vhoia0.
Osussllmsn, Fourth Ward, Feaak ksh.
ecu asiioao, Fifth Ward, Honey J.
kehlenbrink.
oosseilman, Sixth Ward, Arthur a.
0srms, Or.
0ou 1siim N. 6svsash ward, Ed. muhl.
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Indianapolis. April -Four hundred
and fifty carpenters Of this city are
aow idle The officers OF the unions
reiterated the announcement yesterday
that the men will stay out until the
contractors agree to pay 30 cents an
hour.
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Seoul, Korea. April IAN gree
ment has been concluded wtreby
Russia disavows any design to otaiu
a portion of the island Of Quelpa anu
Korea promises not to couced the
same to any other power
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Horses Crenaeed.

Lincoln. Neb-. April by the burn
ing or the oriental livery barn here
last night 20 horses persisted.
Ii Fr TO OTIS
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-07

Catch the opportunity BY
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla now YOU
may build up YOUR health and pre-
vent serious illness. 3
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-07

81. faul EVdnSeiicdI LutueTdu
Rev Huber pastor Morning servict
at 10 o clock. A class of catechumen!
will be confirmed and the Lord 5 sup
per will be celebrated English ser
vice (evening) 7:30. Subject, The
Mind of Jesus.
First English Lutheran church
Palm Sunday and confirmation ser
vices at 1870 a. IN. Services also a.
Z 80 p. m Preaching by the pastor
Second English Lutheran church
Services in the morning and even
ing. Morning subject, The Peni
tent Thief Evening subject, at
is finished Sunday school at
o clock.
SPIRITUALIsT.
First Spiritualist church, Masonic
temple Sunday evening at 7;3(
Charles Wesley Peters of Chicago
will conduct the meeting.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Church of Christ Scientist
vices at 1870 a. m. Subject, Doc
trine of Atonement y
PRESBYTERIAN
First Presbyterian church The
pastor will preach at the usual hours
both morning and evening. The sac
rament of the Lord S Supper will be
observed in connection with the
morning service. The evening ser
vice will be under the auspices of the
Mems club. king Solomon Con
fession" the subject of discourse
Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. Junior
Endeavor meeting at 2 p. IN. Senior
EndeavOr at $50 p. m.
Second ,esbyterian church-All
SCI sioes as usual tomorrow. Rev
W. A. Bodell will preach both morn
M and evening, and will give an
talk att the morning ses-
= nited Presbyterian church John
1lcD, Hervey pastor-Sabbath school
$50. R.C. y. 81 and in. et $50,
Christ Comes to Richmond. :;
South Eighth Street Friends
Sabbath school a. m. At 1870
preaching by Joseph Taylor, a mis-
recently returned from India.
Junior c. E. at 2:15 p. IN. and Senior
at $50
East Main Street Friends meeting
school at 80 clock Meeting
for worship at 1870 a. N. Junior
at $50 Public missionary meeting
at p. m. to be addressed by Watson
Grace and Joseph Taylor of London,
England. Watson Grace will attend
the meeting at 1870.
Whitewater Friends, north tenth
street, l.. f. Speer, pastor-Sab-
baths school a. m. Preaching by
the pastor. Subject, Providence. =
j. (. society p. m. Missionary
meeting by c. +. society
BAPTIST.
First Baptist church. Ernest
will preach both morning
and evening. Rev. r. \. McNemer
returned from Cairo. H., and will
conduct services at the First Baptist
church as usual
CHRISTIAN.
9 a. m Sunday school, 10 80 preach
ing. Topic, HThe Golden Rule of the
Narrow Way, $50 Y. p. S. c. E.,
40 preaching. Topic, The Roman
Catholic Church and the Reforma-
ton.
SCIENTIST.
Christian Science services at the
and reading rooms in the
Masonic temple Second floor, at
1870. Subject, Doctrine of Atone
ment
METHODIST.
Fifth street NJ. E. church. NJ NJ
Reynolds pastor.-Preaching 1870.
At 80 service under auspices of the
Brotherhood the address
viii be by r. ID. Laughman
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-M-hour today Simeon Rodriguez.
E'iSe'Pachce. HermogcneS I'acheco,
ago wdfodrigupZ and liosalie Santi-
ing. Theirally executed by garrett
oc'ooer. IS'S.ne was the murder in
uez al ianco. amor prndenriO Men
criininaiiy Saultibmnrtlerers4 after
daughters of their vice wife and
them TO dance about the x.omDelled
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AL q. FIELD.

Nelby, Pearl, Keys and Master
Carroll are salu TO be the finest quar-
tet of he ell and toe opponents before
the public They dance in every wav
and IN all kinds of time and styles.
Their Silver Shower and Lancashire
clogs. their polkas ana other dancing
are the most difficult and pleasing
ever seen The precision in which
they execute the most intricate
is simply astounding.
They do all kinds OF step dancing in
tempos OF music entirely different
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRE

The New York state legislature adjourn
ed sine die yesterday
The United States buildings at the Paris
exposition will 10, closed Sundays.
Stephen Crane. the writer, is dangerous:
II al London. He Is suffering from hciuoi.
age Of the lungs
That a general rebellion in China will
blow the announcement of The emperor
.eath Is generally conceded Ill.
,rient
A bill was introduced In the senate yes
erday by Mr.. Foster making IL u felony l..
Sc dcieterious substances ia the prepara
.on 81 food.
-sss.xsra of Ecuador issues an OH
II. q Isiss. .--.s-..-
pected this w~ek, the indicatfoi3 koW S44St
10 a long aud bitter struggle.
Harry Hamberger, a youth convicted at
Detroit of murder. attempted suicide by
flashing his throat with u razor. Jail OH
Gals ihterfered ia time to save his life.
John r. Mclean, brother in-Iaw of Ad-
miral Dewey, has engaged elaborate quar-
tiers at of the leading hotels Of Kansas
city for the Democratic convention In
July. 1t@
Terry MeGovern, the featherweixht cham
pion has finally decided to leave his class,
and on April II at Tattersaiis, in Chicago.
will meet Tommy White, the l20 pound
}npion in d round go.
haIa nerday's statement of the treasury
the sI,otp the general fund. exclusive Of
ion OF -edempt, gold reserve In the divis-
balance, s,s.;, 175. sashow.; Available cash
As result =, rho a,, - Oy..5 $50.
| Puerto Tlera. Porto Rico, againtsr,islng at
| speaking negroes, which resulted inlelish
| killing OF one aud the serious inturv =
| others, the town has been placed undo,
martial law.
Hated to Waste Time.
NOW. Tommy" said an anxious
mother to her son, the minister will
be here to dinner today. and you mus,
De sure to wash your face clean"
All right. mamma" answered Tom
my. but suppose he doesn't come Pr
Cincinnati Enquirer Ed
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TRADE. REVIEW
eneraI Situation Continues tn Pre-
sent f'ayora Dte. Features.

: eneral Situation Continues tn Pre-
sent favora bile Features.
5 New York. April 7.-lsrusiSircrt's re-
+ orr today has the following: Favor
: Bile features continue i'll the ina jorttS
n the, general trade situation The
-,opes for the advent of seasouable
sI,ring weather have been realized and
aeariy all markets report an Improves
AT retail The industrial
situation is a rather spotted one. April
I. instead of May !. seems to have
been tixesl upon As the date for pre-
senting new demands AS to wages and
hours. While many thousand men ar"
or indirectly involved In the
Chicago building strike and several
thousand are out In the coal industry
i'm the I'ittsburg region. most of the
trade strikers in other cities
have gained their demands and the
strike at Chicago, winch
was regarded as Threatening to the Ell
tire iron and steel industry. has bt.ea
called Off pending arbitration.
Tie. price. situation. too. is encOura-
ging. farm products easily leading in
the upward movement Wheat crop
udvices are on the whole favorable, ex-
cepi from the central west. sympathy
is shown with corn. which in turn has
been influenced 10y the steady advance
In hog products and by the known
of reserves in cribs AMI In
store. Nothing like the speculative in
terest In corn has been secn for soIne
years past and the price now is little
below 10 cents ut New York. Hog
products are very strong sfatistically.
Pork is 30 per cent and lard Is - per
cent higher than II year ago
Business failures In the United
States for the week number 1872. as
-. :. ::.s...-.-sa with l1S last week. 100 in
~, 1887 sssl J:tI rs
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The Bogus Capt. Clark.

New Orleans. April Julius oyse.
alias Cnpt. Clark, who during dardi
GraS week married Miss Berthayarn
ken under the false representatis that
lie was coInInaud of the bateship
Texas, then in port. and who va CON
victed Wednesday on the chasA Of
inipersonntinX n United Stat..r fficpr
anq with ha~s.,x Dttatncel srsorS ,,.,s
ocf AaiSe protcoscs. vvus ~s-nse - - v...s
tersaay three years iu.s...----te...a,
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wfeeEeut f;;sen-A "a .IA. P.--f-.sr.s>-r71 ~
Yesterday afternoon Fred Haing p. q
brother of the proprietor. was crushed
under falling tiHibers. and Cknarles
Miller was hurled u distancef of 50
feet and his head terribly cnt1 The
injuries of both men are considered
fatal.
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METHODIST.

Fifth street NJ. E. church. NJ. NJ.
Reynolds pastor.-Preaching 1870.
At 7:3o service under auspices of the
Methodist Brotherhood the address
will be by r. ID. Laughman.
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SABBATH SERVICES.
LUTHERAN.

st. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran.
Rev. Huber pastor Morning service
at 10 o clock. A class of catechumens
will be confirmed and the Lord 5 sup
per will be celebrated English ser
vice (eveuing) 100 Subject, The
, 1900-06-22

been even thought of a century before.
For long, weary years. Spun Vas
the lawless spoiler Of Cuba and who
can portray what the inhabitants Of
that unhappy island suffered IN trying
to maintain their native right before
the intervention of Il government
1t is a curious swing Of the pendulum
of time that the first stronghold in Gu
ba lost to Spain should be thai city up
on whose site her first settlements We're
made in this hemisphere, Santiago de
Cuba. But alas. Santiago, eau-iful for
situation, always had the reputation Of
being the flthiest city in Cuba. Sick,
ness and death were on every hand.
1T was indeed an Augean task to at
tempt to bring such a city up to tn"
nineteenth century level; but the trans
formation apparent in two years time
is almost miraculous. There has been
a general revival Of business: for in
stance already the iron mines at Santi-
ago are working full time. Public con
fidence is being rapidly restored.
Among the heroes developed in me
ton with the Spanish-Amtricau war,
General Leonard Wood stands easily in
the front rank. Assumin5 control Of
Santiago, as its governor general. he
found it one Of the filth "st cities in
the world. He has made it oae Of the
]cleanest. Like Agassiz, he has no time
to waste in making money. He believes
that there should be something in a
mans life greater than his occupation
or his achievements; grander than ac-
QUESTION or wealth; higher than gen
thirty Thousand children enrolled in
ius, more enduring than fame.
There have been one hundred an.
the schools Of Cuba under the able di-
rection of A. E. Tyre, superintendent
Of the public school system of the ISL
and. Corruption in Cuban courts. bril-
berry among officials is an inheritance
from the Spanish methods of former
years. but General Wood will do away
with old abuses as he can, and intro
duce reforms gradually and thus avoid
e~ngerdering hostile feeling toward
or the United States. We have
spoken of his energy and endurance;
certainly his judgment must not be
overlooked.
He trusts Cubans always and that
they trust him is shown by a recent
editorial in an Havana newspaper. 1t
Let General Leonard Wood
alone and tits safe to assume that he
will, during one more year, have insu-
affairs / n such a shape that he will
conduct general elections, elect a pres
ident and congress, have a constitution
framed, and turned over to a grateful
people what he wishes to build as much
as they to have-a model republic"
, 1900-06-22
NOTICE Of AMNESTY
ISSUED TO THE FILIPINOS BY
GENERAL MACARTHUR
AT MANILA.
Inducements for the Insurgents to Lay
Down Their Arms-Complete In
mUnity for Past Action and Alb
solute Liberty of Action for the
Future Offered.

Wgshirgt0n. lima 21-The war de.
partmcnt has made public the follow.
ing notice of amnesty which WAS is.
sued bv General Macarthur today at
Manila:
Notice Of amnesty
Manila lime u 1900 -Ry decIora-
ton of the president of the United
States he UNDERSIGNED am.
pestv. with cOmplete immunity for the
past and absolute liberty Of action for
the future 10 all Dersons who are now
or at auv time since February 4, 1899
have hoeu in instruction against the
United States in either a military OF
civil rapacfty. and who shall within a
period Of ninety DAYS from the date
hereof formally r~enounce all connec-
.tIon with such irsurrection and sub
scribe to n declaration acknowledging
and accepting the sovereignty and au-
thoritv of the United States in and
over the Philiprine islands. The priv
iIrge herewith published is extended
to all concerned without n reserva-
.tiCn whatever. excepting that persons
who have violated the rules of var
during the period of active hOstiliti"s
are not embraced within the scope of
this amnesty. All who desire to take
advantage of the terms herewith set
forth are requested to present them
, 1900-06-22
nUGUST FLOWER.

at is a surprising fact" says Prof..
Houston, that in my travels in all
parts of the world, for the last ten
years l have met with more people
having used Green's August Flower
than any other remedy, for dyspepsia
~deranged liver and stomach, and for
constipation. I find for tourists and
statesmen, or for persons filling office
positions, where headaches and general
bad feeling from irregular habits exist,
that Green's August Flower is a grand
remedy. 1t does not injure the system
by frequent use, and is excellent Tor
sour stomachs and Indigestion" Sam
pie bottles free at Frank H. Eggles-
toms. Sold by dealers in all civilized
countries.