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Canadian Colonization scheme.

TORONTO. Ont. Nov. 1.-the Ontario
Cabinet has accepted the proposals OF a
syndicate represented by J. l.. Egan. OF
Rock Island. Ill.,, and Judge UT. OF Chi
cago. TO place 1900 American settlers on
lands in Ontario and the agreement viii
be signed in few DAYS. The government
will set apart 100000 acres of crown lands
In fractional sections from time TO time,
according to the needs OF the company.
The settlers will come In at the usual terms
and the syndicate proposes 10 make It's
profits by loaning money to them for dues
on the lands, for the erection OF buildings
and the purchase Of live stock.
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to take firm stand in the determination
that all attempts to abridge the liberty
of the individual in the anthracite coal
II the other points In controversy are ar
bitrated without the declaration of some
principle that will secure protection for
nonunion workmen the labors of the COM
mission will have been largely I'm vain.
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1.-THE opening session of the anthracite
'fbal commission was given to hearing Mr..
.Sitchelrs presentation of the miners case.
tedit to a lawyer. Mr.. Mitchell evidently
lfas his case we'll in hand. but it may turn
3It that he does not know much about the
kher side, as in the nature of things he
build hardly be expected to.
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Some of the Special Features To Ap-
pear fin To-Morrow's Issue.

Some of the Special Features To APP
pear I'm To-Morrow's Issue.
IMPORTED SONG BIRDS
Foreign-bred canaries in great demand
In Indianapolis
HOW DRUMS ARE MADE
Interesting description of curious Indi-
annapolis industry.
LOCAL COLONY OF SYRIANs-
When they came TO indianapolis and
why, and where they live.
TALKS ON LIVE TOPICS
Interesting stories OF the strt et and
town. picked up here and there
TESTING BUILDING MATERIAL
laboratory methods in an institute Of
technology.
WALL STREET GOSSIP
Special Correspondence Bearing on the
Weeks Financial Movements.
RINDoo CONCERT
Curious musical entertainment described
by Pierre Lott.
A SCIENTISTS BABIES
Queer system OF training evolved by
Maryland genius.
ToLsToY ON POETRY
Views of the Russian author as told by
his secretary.
SPARKS OF THE SUN
An old German myth retold for children
by Prof Louis c. Ward. of Bloomington.
TRAVEL IN JAPAN
Frederick W. Eddy describes some
amusing experiences In that country.
ORIGINAL STORY
Mrs. Balfrays Niece" by Adeline Ser
geant.
CHINESE MARRIAGE CUSTOMS
Courtship. betrothal and marriage in
the Flowery Kingdom.
A NOTABLE NEW BOOK
Review OF Miss Evaleen STEMS volume
of poems Among the Trees Again.
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A Sad Case.
Chicago Post.

chicago Post.
do you remember Brown, who refused
by the youngest Dashaway girl?''
'Yes. indeed. He took 1t very much TO heart"
That's what he did And he's dead"
How sad Broken heart, l suppose?"
mo. not exactly"
well, it's very pathetic, anyway l sure
he wouldn't be able to stand the shock. hope
he didn't commit suicide"
mo: he fell down a coal hole"
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kituminous coal mines OF this State. bring
&lg them all under one management, seems
skely 10 be consummated unless something
Unforeseen occurs to prevent. II consum-
hated ii will be the largest industrial con-
tolidation that has occurred in the State.
tnd IL 1t aims at preventing competition
ssnd controlling prices it will contravene
Abe state law
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Severe Measures.

Chicago Tribune
Edtor-You know that fellow Squibob who is
always sending what he calls bright
thoughts for publication? It's about time TO
show him he isn't as smart he thinks he is
Assistant-what are you going to do? Turn
him down hard?
Editor-No I'm going to print few OF his
bright thoughts.
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Gen. Greene's Remains Regnterred.

SAVANNAH. Ca. Nov. 1.-THE remains
of Gen Nathaniel Greene. one Of the fore
most military leaders OF thes revolution.
were reinterred this afternoon. being placed
SQUARE Col. Asa Bird Gardiner. OF New
York. delivered the grafton OF the day on
behalf OF the National Society. OF the Gin
cinnati Among the distinguished guests
OF the city was Governor Charles ID. KIM
ball. OF Rhode Island. in whics State Gen.
Greene was born
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The Baby's Name.
Kansas City Journal.

Kansas City Journal
Have you named the baby YETI"
''oh. yes Mamma wanted TO call IL Theodore
Roosevelt but papa. he was a Democrat and
wouldn't let il have Republican name. Papa
named it Thomas Jefferson"
And what do you call it-Tommie?"
'Oh. no. We call IL Teddy"
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9The first response to Mr.. Wattersons
u animation of Senator German for Presi-
dnt comes from the Atlanta Journal.
ykhich says that ''tne Democratic party is
deed in bad way il it hasn't anybody
ffae editor of the Atlanta Journal was a
= en1ber of the Cleveland Cabinet.
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CLEVELAND. o.. Nov. 1.-THE horses
and buggy stolen at Elyria win which. u
is supposed. the burglars escaped was
found at Rockport a few miles vest Of this
city, to-day. The Cleveland police are work.
ing on the case and hope 10 apDrehend the
burglars.
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fhe independent Democratic Brooklyn
Egle suggests to its friends that the adj
NScacy of a revision of the tariff just for
t2e sake Of revision and to put the Democ-
racy in power may not commend itself to
tie peopIe
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srhe man who tells the newspapers that
hf hears 1.-THE rumbling of calamity is
CERTAIN to be the victim Of the paragraph
~ The one trouble now is that the rail-
rfads cannot carry the stuff people are
s4Iling and buying.
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1ft is very doubtful if Mayor Tom l..
Johnson is as much cast down by the re-
SILT of the election as is Ex-Governor David
J. HUI, of New York. His fall is that of a
r3an who never rises again. Mr.. Taggart
r.ust find some other man.
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THE HUM0RISTS.
Nothing Accruing.

Boston Transcript.
Granger-I understand you have an interest in
the Sweatman mine?
lamb have an investment there. but have
seen no interest on it UP 10 the present moment.
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Philadelphia Press.
Subbubs-The new couple who have moved in
next door to people Of most extraordinary
mind.
Citiman-You don't say?
Subbubs-Yes; mind their own business.
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His New Position.
RaItimore AnA,,cap

Baltimore American.
Askem-What are you working now?
Tellem-Oh. I'm teller in the 'Steenth National
Bank.
Askenl-Teller?
Tellem-Yes; / stand at the front door and tell
the people which window to go to-
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for treasurer. got only 1o2 plurality. while
Overstreet got over four thousand And
there was no principle at stake either. out
fight of the bankers over where the de-
posits should go. This was commercialism
with a vengeance.
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1.-THE United States Steel Corporation.
shen the prices of stocks began to decline.
Issued statement of its condition. which
Gear ago. while its outstanding orders in
3ons are nearly double those of year ago.
nevertheless. its common stock hangs at
lbout 81 and Its preferred at less than IS.
doubtless because they are water-laden.
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Retort.

Philadelphia Bulletin.
Hubby-Yes dear. you the apple OF my
eye.
Wifey-Oh / am. Well II you'd give me
money enough to buy some new clothes. perhaps.
I wouldn't look so seedy.
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Noblesville (lnd) Ledger.
The politicians of Marion county are Civ
en- to Gliding outside counties for scratch
ing. But what did Marion county do In
this line? At last weeks election Ensley.
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BANK CLEARINGS.
Total mt indianapolis s12,29e, 3ss, an
Increase of 1853 Per Cent.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE following table,
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank clear
inss at the principal cities for the week ended
Nov. 10. with the percentage of increase and de-
crease compared with the corresponding week
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.4UISv1LLE-C. T. Deering. northwest corner
~ Third and Jefferson streets; Louisville Book
20. 25f Fourth avenue. and Blaufeld Bros. az
pest Market street.
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c1ICAGO-Palmer House. p. o. News Co., III
Dearborn street: Auditorium Annex Hotel.
fearborn Station News Stand.
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zNvER. COL.-Louthain & Jackson. Fifteenth
Ind Lawrence streets.
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xtSHINGTON. ID. C.-Riggs House. Ebbitt
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pSYToN. OIL. ". wilkie. 80 South Jefferson
sreet-
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

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Totals L. S.......s2 532, Az Tss Decrease. OIL
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ence broadens so as TO make the presence
OF the white race. as a race. demoralizing
to the native races. the influence for evil
by the soldiers is, indeed small and unde-
serving of comment, compared with their
many virtues, which, by Drecept and ex-
ME re object lessons Tor ennd >,
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Der &ebafteur g. u 0romn pun
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MATS ungebeuer Iberraiht. ,Ourd
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Welounaen tbeilt oas ausmdrti9e
Imt in Berlin nit, baB bas BrD=
granlm fir Die 8olener &ailertaee
pouitdnoig u~nuerdnoert bleibt. Cine
Nenoerung lei audi ME in Nusfibt
genOmmen geweien. 9aB Der &ai>
Ter oOr benz ginsuae in 8pien Iein
0auptquartier in Sranffurt a. ..
aufihlagt, bdnat ausihlieBli6 NIT
ben WanDoern auiamnten unb bat
nit leinem Bolenz uno 8DlensYrp=
aramm midts au tbun.
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Verrietbeu tbr @ebeimnis.

Gang 2aoieoide, 8p.. mar eifrie
bemibt, Die nriabe Der aufanenb
lhnea por iib eeeaneenen 8eiieruna
Der Jrau 8. IS. @bittafer, Die etne
groBe aeitlane unfdeli6e Sbmer5en.
Die BON droniiber 8rDnhitis berz
ribrten, erbuloete, in @rfabrune gu
brinaen. Damn ihrieb ibr @atte:
DIR. Kings New Discovery fd0t
aqes Gerbienft gu. Sc bette 1ie
poaitanoie unb nertrieb bel unlerer
fleinen @nfelin einen beftieen Nnfau
BON Stif= 6uften." Sc BELT puiitip
6uiten, grfdltung, 2a@rippe, Bron=
hitis uno ale Sails uub 2ungen=
2eioen. BreiS so gts. unb $1.00
per Slaihe. 8rDbe=S laihen frei BEL
s.. &alteper & SDbn. @eo. S. S.
Shmitt. gieentbnmer, uno 30.
9reiB, Die es ~garantiren poer bas
@elo suruderitatten.
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pif alte G.ufbst.
Don a-rtsSridl sssifsnrath.

Gin altes braunes @anbbrett
Var uteiner Wiutter Sdat,
Da lag etne grobe Wuidel, g
Die bate ben beifen Blat.
SD mar eth fleiuer Sunge,
Die 9dnb1en itredte Id ans
uno bate meine 6reuoe ID
Mut f96nen Shatenbaus. Il
Die Mmtter nabm Die WufGet 4
limb belt fie mir ans 0br, q
Da ffteg elm leiies &lingem e
Bonn Mui1elgrlinb empor. f.
Sd nber fragile ffauneno:
yWas finet 70 leiie fie?
@as IFS fur eine fibe
&leseues Wsloots2G
Mein Miitterfen iprad freunbli1.
sDos III Der Weerse)nng;
Die WulfaeI bat bas Hetmipeb,
Drum fltngt ibr gieb 70 bang.
Gle iebnt fid mad benz Meere,
Son benz Der Wenid fe idieb,
Bon Der friffalInen Tiefe
Singt fe Elm 9~eimatblieb."
Die Sabre ftnb uergongeu,
Die Muihel ,purbe aft;
Dns leiie 2ieb nod thinner
Aus tbren 9iefen i9a1t.
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- Guf bas Nniuden Ger &bei=
niih=Weitfdliihen SnouftrieIen bat
Die preuBilde Staat8. @tienbabnbers
maltling Die 5rabtraten auf ale gum
Export fommenoen @iien= uno Stabls
Sabrifate beoeuteno rebusirt,
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YoGRommeae Gefmmo6eif.

9alten Gle Sbren &0rper burdD bcn
gsle9eutliAsn @ebraud BON Tutt'S Sc.
bsrpiqen pOlitanSia in Srbnnng. Gle
requiem ben 1arnIfaual uab er;eussn
Ginra hrattigea gdrpfr.
&opfidmsrasu, Wtalaria, @aGeuleiosu,
8srfcpfuns unb dbulide &rausbei:su
wtrbsn u~oqitanbts furIrt burd
Sutt'S &e1crs giacsa-