Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1872 — Page 3

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ANNOUNCEMENTS. §r mr ■- K. C. J. Pendleton will be a «andidnte tor Cottadlinan (mm the Eighth Wnrd, HObleet to the deefation o( the Primary Uemocratk Cunyentlou. For Trenirwr We are authorized to sonounce that John P. Wood will be a • andidato fofr the office of Oomtjr Treasurer, eubjett lo thedeeiaioo of the Rei>ablicati Convention. t» dAw Far t oaaellinan For touncllm&n Third Ward, €, F. Darnell, subject to the det Uiou of the Republican KominatingCtmvention. Far Cawneflataa -William W. Weaver will be a camdidate (or Comu-Utnan from the Tliirtl Ward, subjact to the decision of the Republican Primary Con vention. Far ('oaacllaaiin -David (iibeon is a candidate (or Councilman lor the Potirth Ward, subject to the dectxloii of the Republican nominating Convention at Feathenrton’s 0*11, Friday, April 12, at 7:30 r. X. v h Far Caaacllmai»- For Connell man Third Ward, Dr. L. Wood, subject Uj the Republican Nominating convention. f t Far Tawaabip Triiate#.—lolm Smither, snbjeet to the Republican MomlnatlngConvention. Far ('oanellman.— L. Q. Mherwood will t>e a candidate (or Councilman (rum the Third Ward, auhject to the decision of the Re|*ui*lw'an primary election. Far Tawaahlp Tr—tea A diaries Johns will he a candidate ior Township Trustee, subject to the decision of the Republican Township Convention. t Far Canaellinasi—Edward Muller will Is- a candidate for councilman from the Ninth Ward, subject to the decision of the Republican Primary Election, at the request of the German Republicans of this Ward. Far Nlserfir W’e are authorized to announce that Jot Elliott la a candidate for BherifT of Marion vwnnty, subject to thtf decision of the Republican « wauty Convention. For aherlfr -N. R. Ruckle will be a candidate for rr nomination for bheriff of Mahon county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Oonventfou. For CJattaellmsta—Psthc'k T. Moiianhan will be a candidate for Councilman from the Eighth Ward, subject to the decision of the Democratic Primary Oonvetitidn of said Wanl. o ut t Far Anetamrr n W. Bmuse will be a candidate lor rc nomlnation for Amewor of Center TownHtiip, subject to the de<‘laion of the Republican Nominating Convention. Far 4'oaneiltnaa—Bemud Ward, Tom. W. Flscua. Subject to dccHsion of Republican Nomiuatlng (lonveution. t Far Cawaky Trraaiirrr- We are authorized to annomuH! the name ot John Ott as a <oudidale for the office of county Treasurer,subject to thede «>idon of Ute Republican County Convention. Far Caaaallmisia—John P. Cruse will be a rai.ididate for .Councilman from the Ninth Ward, tub>act to the decialou of U»e DemocmUc t'rimary Khs’Uon. Bv a JUrnwAtA*. Far Atonaailman-ceorge W. Lucky will be a candidate tor OonndttmaU Jrom the Third Ward, aubjtVt io the dedaiou of the Republican Primary Election. Far Mteartfl*—Captain David D. Negley, of I-aw-imuw township, wm be a candidate for the uomiiisAhm for BheHflT before Utc Hepublican CouvenUcm of Marlon county. Mary Kaiamw. Far Cawaty Traailarar—Knrroa Nkws— 'Will you please announce the name of B. F. Riley «a a candidate for nomination for the otlioe of AJountytmaitorerat the Republican County CouvenUou. Inasmuch as the late Pee and Salary law yawed by tin* last Legislature has taken away the greater portion of the fee* and left him only a uom inal salary we think his re-uominaUon is jttstly «lue him. Yours truly, Many Frikkio. For Traoaaror—Joltn Jenninga will be a c*ncflklate for Treasurer of Marion county, subject to th t *dtvision of the Republican Comity Convention. Kor Niiertft N. P. Holmes, from W'ayue township. WtU be a candidate for Sherili, subject to the decisloif ^ Kepublican OouveitUou ou the a?th day of A ortl. VWv FroeocWiSU** Attorney—Jamt^ P. Bar ker will be a caui'lda*# /or the office of Pio»ecntiug Attorney of the CrU.tlnal Court, subject to the dectsiou of U»e Republic on County Oenventkm. Far Fraeeentar- W. W. Woollen, Jr„ will be a candidate for Prosecutor'Of the Criirlna! ' ourt, subject to the ueclsiou of thrf Republican Convenlio u * ... . For Keeorclor- Dan. C. Uree.nUftld will be* candidate kw nomination for Recorded of Marlon county, subject to the dedaion of the Rt^ublicon County Convention. Far ©iatrtet Atiaraey—Wm. A. Ketohsm wjU be a candidate lor the office* of IM^trict Attorney for the 12th Judicial District, subject *o the decbtiou of tin* Republican tYvnventiou. Far Frsssrrt Robert P. Parker will be a candidate for the office of Proeecuan* Attorney of the Criminal t'ourt, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For PraaoeuttBK Attorney -Mr. George W. .Siahr will be a tondidate for the office of Proee- , nthM Attorney of the tMminal Court, subject to the doaisiou of the Reptiblican County tJumaoliOtn Far CmaaelInsass—Leopold Feihleman will be a tondklM* tor Couucilmau .from Ute Fifth Ward, subjeel to the decision of the Dcoym ratio \ t on*r» at the t.rtHMkry etoesion. Far Boeortfa*—Lieut William a IVmott is a candidate for uomimelon to the otlxv of Recorder of Marion county, subject to the action ot the Re publican Oemventiou.

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M1MOB MLKBmOM. Six thousand i<en>ou>- viaited the Trad* Palace yesterday. The Republicans of the Second Ward nominate a Councilman Friday night. Then- is a rumor.that the I. C. and L. railroad fat •to be sold soon, all interested partie* having^**reed to It. The alarm of tire about 11 o'clock last night arose from a burning chimney in the Palmer House. James N. Kimball, a promising young man, left the city la*i night to visit Arkansas on a prospecting tour. The burstlrg of a water supply pipe In the new hotel cellar this morning threatened to flood that excavation. James B. Dickson, of the Academy of Music, who has been managing the Aimee Opera Trouj>e in the South, returned home yesterday. A regular train now tnakf s dally trips on the Cincinnati road lietwecn this city and the quarries, averaging about twenty car loads of stone jar day. Rev. Dr. Robinson, Preaiding Elder of this district, has been elected President of the Fort Wayne Female College, and has. we uuderstand, signified h is acceptance. The first new omnibus for the Irvington stage line hat arrived at the Shaw A Lippincott carriage manufactory, and will be put on the line from this city to Irvington at once. John D. Defree* write* a letter to the Sentinel, giving an account of his relations with Colfax and declaring himself a Liberal Republican. It makes “mighty good reading.’’ Rev. Charles Martindale, agent of the state Temperanoe AUlane*, hii!i l»een apitoimed to the Goshen Sta'ion, Northern Indiana Conference. His successor as agent has not been selected. Major John E. Bimpson, of the Vandalit, has gone to Atlanta. Georgia, to attend the annual meeting of the Association of Presidents and General .Superintendents, in session there during the present week. An Insurance policy covering Ltoy,000on projierty belonging to the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago road, was issued yesterday by John 8. Spann A Co., agents of the Liverpool, Loudon and Glolss Company. The premium was fJ.s&l 23. At a meeting (tf the Muuiuerchor last evening, W. Whitney, II. Reese and F. Merz were appointed a OommtUee on Transport Ation, to make arrange, ments for the visit of the German brethren of thLs city to the Sieugerfeht in 8L liOtiis, during the com, ing.lune. • Is not this item from the Journal rather doubtful? “As <me result of the proposed wooden block pavement on Market street between Pennsylvania and Delaware, rents have advanced from fifty to eighty i>er <-ent., and rooms can scarcely t»e obtained at alL” Amuaemeiiz Mnlteia. Thk l‘ii>tBivi.—as the weather Improves and the merits of the Pilgrim beeotne better known, the patronage bestowed upon it becomes more generous. lAstevening a good sir.evl audience gathere»l at Masonic hall, and looked with pleasure ami profit upon the passing scenes. This evening Asbury cha|H?l takes a benefit, CoscuaTs—Ole Bull, at his concert next Wednesday evening, will tie assisted by Miss Gertrude Orme. soprano, Mr. J. H. Chattersou, tenor, and Mr. Alfred Rich ter,* the composer, pianist. The Euterpean Society will give their first annual comvrt sometime during the last of May, not next week, sa announeed in« morning jatper. Mis« ri.i.an not'*—Skiti & Gaylord’s engagement at the Academy of Music begins to-morrow even’ Ing. Minstrel*, if. good, always do well here, so thss troupe will probably be well patronized. In addition to the usual minstrel performances* the Zetella Gymnast Troupe will appear nightly in their exhibitions of physical skill and strength. Dr. Williams announce* three entertainments of •ome kind, at Assodation Hall, commeueiug to morrow evening. On Friday evening of this week, the young ladie* of Professor A. G. Alcott a chi* in reading will give an elocutionary entertainment at the Baptist Institute. The performance will consist of readings and nx-itrtioua, iuter>|»erse<l with music by Misa Sawyer’s class. Burt A Ridgeway have completed tlieir ergauization, styled the 'Carnival of Novelties,” by the acquisition of Signor Blitz, the world renowned wizzanl. Thetroupv* start hence Monday next on a gold gift dQU rtainmeut tout throughout Uie State ot Illinois, opening at Charlestown the same night. Mr. Crtsrteld, late prompter at the Academy, is advaniv agent of the company, and left last evening for i'harleatown to make arrangements for the opening night.

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CAL ITEMS. ; ’i»“The ladle* are reporting that some of the best bargains ever odemi m this city are to be bad at spades a Indiana Store, 20 F^st Washington street. ua t jsSr$H only for a real hair braid tarty incbMi long. Weighing six ounces, at Muir & Foley a, (id North Illinois street te * jtf'lAdi**, you pvt save money by buying your hair switrftos *04 braids ol Muir A Foley, the/are aelling so cheap- * Sir For straightforward and strictly iegtti mate treatment if in want of either men or bovs suits, visit the reliable "Arcade.* No. b. Nep the new arrivals and reduced prices, ‘tv* _ $F~Wc sell our real and imitation hair cheaper than any other house tu the city. Call and we will prove what we say. Muir A Foley, t*> North Illinois street. te * All the new styles in real and imitation hair goods at Mcie & Folby a, a b» Miller’s Block. INSUEAYCE MATTEBS. The attempt to pass* tvU&RpQry insurance law in Maine, has been defeated. The Andes Insurance Company has had its certificate to transact bumness in Connecticut revoked. Th* JVdmont and Arlington Life Insurance is 3bout establishing anagenThe receiver of the old Lortitani has de dared a dividend of sixty per cant., and promise* mow.

The fire companies doing business in New York during the last sax months of 1^71. received premiums to the amount of Savannah was the first city in the Fnited States that had a paid fire department In 1420 members received If* 1 £ cents an hour whileon duty. The difference in expense between winding up an insurance company by mean. 4 * of a receiver and by bankruptcy,'ia said to be at least fifteen per cent in favor of bankruptcy proceedings. Mr. T. 0. Endera, late Secretary of the .Etna life Insurance Company of Hartford, has been elected to the presidency of that institution. which position wae made vacant by the death of Mr. K. A. Bolkely. The Evansville insurance agents have incorporated a new feature into their recently organized Board of I nderwritere, that of binding the members by oath to remain faithful to the established rates. Is this a standing acknowledgment that their word is not to be relied on? The “fire fiend” seems on the rampage thus tar in 1872. With the exception of the Chicago fire, we do not remember for years noting ao many disastrous fires in the same time, as have occurred during the first three months of the present year. The large fires at Toronto. Philadelphia and Jeffersonville, must have made fearful inroads in the surplus of many of the strongest companies. * lost as we go to press we have the intelligence from Jefferson City, that an act has passed both houses of the I>egislature, authorizing life insurance com janies to Increase their capital to one million dollars, on a vote of two-thirds of the stockholders. It also gives the Insurance Commissioner the power to require additional capital of companies, when in his opinion the security of jiolicy-holders require it.—[St. Louis Review. The subject of life insurance is one which rightly demands the attention of every p*rson. Death is certain to all, but uncertain as to time. It is this uncertainty which should force all to be prepared for its coming. Pwviding for the future comfort and care of those dependent ones who will survive us, is an act which, next to their present comfort, should occupy the attention of every rightminded man.' How this can best l>e done, is an important Question. Life insurance furnishes us with the answer. The investment of a jiortion of one’s income in a life policy creates at once an estate so out of proportion to the amount invested that no othermethod of saving can at all compare with it—[The Conran t. In a suit brought against a life insurance company in St Louis to recover $10,000 insurance, which was tried last week, one of the grounds of the defense was that the insured had been addicted to drunkenness, while he had stated to the company’s examiner that he was sober and temperate in his habits and had always been so. The question of what constitutes a drunkard having thus been raised, Mr. Francis Garvey, an attorney, was put on the stand to enlighten the Court and the jury as to this point. Mr. Garvey testified tHat a man who drinks after dinner or at night is not a drunkard. “A drunkard,” said Mr. Garvey, ‘‘is a man who gets drunk or drinks when he can get at liquor. If a man gets drunk in the daytime he is a man of no character; but if he drinks in his own house all night there can be no objection to it.” As a legal definition of what in St I Amis is considered to mark the distinction between temperance and drunkenness, Mr. Garvey’s opinion is of interest— [Courier. 01 all the monstrosities in the shape of insurance legislation a bill before the California legislature caps all. After providing that any person proposing to act as agent shall give a bond with security for $5,000, it provides that upon filing the statement as herein required, the agent or officer named in the bond shall pay to the Insurance Commissioner of that State, a tax of five per cent (5 per cent) on the amount of such premiums collected from the fire, marine and life risks in the State, and for the purposes of this act, all premiums shall be deemed to have been collected, which have been entered upon the books of the agency. The penalty for the violation of this law is found in sec. t». Every person or firm whoshall effect, agree to effect or procure insurance for citizens, from or on account of any insurer or insurance companies or associations not incorporated under the laws of this State, after the first day of May, A. !>., 1872, without having fully complied with the requisitions of this act, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, any shall, on conviction, be fined in the sum of three thousand dollars, one half of such fine to be for the use of the State, and one-half for the benefit of flie informer. Another noteworthy feature in the act is that over and above his salary, the Superintendent is allowed one-half of one per cent, of the income of his office “for collecting it”—[St Louis Review.

HDIAHAPOLIS RAM AT TIME-TABLE. Lkavx. Arrive. Clxve. Col. Cm. A Ikdiahafolm R. W.

Local Express.. Express.. Express..

.. 5:15am ..10:10 am .. 8:35 pm .. 7:56 p m

Express 6:45 a m Express ...10:30 a m Local .*3:15 p m Express 6:10 p m

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Southern Ex..... 2:15 a m Sunday Ex 2:15 a m Express 8:45 a m Fast Line 6:55 p m

Fast Line 3:80 a m Mail Express....10:10 a in Express 6:30p m Sunday Ex 6:30 p m

Tk*ri Haute Vandalia A St. Louis R. R.

Pacific Ex........ 3:15 am St. L. Day Ex. 9:00 am

Kast'n F. Line- 3:15 a m Mall' —10:15 a m T. H. Ac 5 :S0 p m Atlantic Ex 6:10 p in

St. L. Day Ex... 9:00 am Evansville Mail 1:00 pm St L. Night Ex 8:00 p m

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at. Louis Ex 7:15am Mattoon Ac 1:00pm Night Ex 8:00 pm

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Balt Ex 3:20am I Balt Ex 2:35am Mail 10:45 a m Martinsville Acl0:05 a m Martiusville Ac 2:06 pm Mail..--. „.12UJ5noon Balt. Ex 6:45p m | Bait Ex — 7:50 p m

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Peru A Cwuago Railway.

Chi. AToL Mail CM) a ml CtUrago Ex 7:36am Toledo Ex - P » ToledTEX".--. 8:56 » m Kx S:00 p m j Mail A Chi. Ex 5:15 p m JxmnutsoKViLLR A Madison.

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OW MVffilC. TktRKK NIOHTS ONLY, Tharaday, Fri4»y and Saturday Ev’ng*, April Uth, 12th, 13th. THK WORL.Lk KAMOUS* SKIFF A GAYLORD’S IM in&trela, or^zp-oiar-iEdsnEss, —AH©— ALSO, WORLD'S aONDRg, Famous Zitolla Gymnastic Troupe. Everything Strictly and.Kntirely New! TwentyThree Artistes; Reserved Seats at Pearson A Dickson a VIN BEATIV, Gen, A*’t.

Ty^ASOXIC HALL. Tire Jr* i 1 srx*im..

This Grand Combination of Attractions is fairly before the city and the ioilowlng benefits arranged • rueoday Evening—Iriaity Church. Wednesday. Man nee at 2.30. Wednesday Kveuirg—Benefit Asbury Chapel. Th uiNd* v Evening, at 8 o'clock. Friday—Benefit Third Street M. E. Church, ratcraav. Matinee at 2:30. Saturday Evening—Benefit Robert* Park.

The Fit-'.*!* is acknowledged to be the fine** exhibition ever in the city. ADNifsiox—Fifty cents. Reserved seats, 75 oentt Children. 25 cents. . J. W. BAIN »3r*-Pilgrim s Progn&ss" sold at the Hall for 10c. a copy.

OAffiffiKT OF MVSIC

MR. B. TCRMBULL respectmlly announces the appearance of the World-renowned Violinist OLE BELL, IN GRAND CONCERT, On Tuesday Kvenina, April 1«. Assisted by the follou ing eminent Artists: All*.-. <iK»TJERUI>E OKME,; Soprano; Mr. «J. H. 0*1 ATTE»»OPf, Ttnor; Mr. ALiS'ltBl) RIOlITFll*, The Eminent Pianist and Composer. Pricks op Adnission—Parqnotte and Dreei Circle with reserved seat, $1: Dr<ss Circle Boxes, each seat tl 25: Family Circle Boxes, each seat $1; Family Circle, not reserved. Toe: Gallery, 50c. »The tale of seats will commence on Saturday, April 13 at the Music Store of Messrs. Benham Bros, i hickerisg Piano used at these concert* To commence at S o'clock. MSOClATIWBf HALL. ID JR . WILLIA-dSdlS Tl»e Wonderfal Autoeratologiat. • ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, THIS WEEK.

First evening free! The great manifestations of the age! Ten to fifty persons put in motion without the power to stop: to sit down with no power to rise up. Insides over 100 more interesting and very laughable experiments. Everybody invite*!.

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Inseain. Aparinmleiaprie aM Circus

ON EARTH.

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY Old John Robinson, On his Grand Annual Triumphal Tour, with his vast and diversifled co.lection of RARE BEASTS AND BIRDS, His extraordinary Aqnarium of LIVING MARINE MONSTERS his Museum of ANIMATE and INANIMATE WONDERS, and his Peerless Double Troupe of EQUESTRIANS G YMN*S1S and ATHLETES.

Exhibited coujoijutly in FOUR VAST PAVILIONS, One devoted exclnaively to the Museum; a second to the Aquarium of Dee]> Sea Marvels: a thhd to the Zoological and Ornithological Collection of Wild Beasts and Hare Tropical and Exotic Birds: the fourth to Equestrian, Gymnastic ami Athletic entertainments.

One Nominal AdmfNsfon Fee All or Jettbcr!

Passes lo

As a special inducement to the patrons of Old John RnbinsoirsOombinedExhibitions,purchasers of a ticket to either of the other Shows are admitted to the I^leg-ant Circus l^ree!

WAIT FOB IT! WATCBFORIT! SEE If! AStii}>endons Combination’of diversified Entertainment. kft5 C* o 1 d and Crimson Cnees, Drawn by beautiful matched Cream and Dappled Houser—all the Circus retinue, Largest and best Parade ever seen in the Public Streets. IMMENSE RECLUSE RHINOCEROS

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A Specialty with this Exhibition, and imported at an expense of nearly $15,000. Beyond all question, the only individual of her particular species ever brought alive from Afn_a. Four Monster Living SEA LIONS with their young. Maerorinis Proboeius, or Sea Elephants, with mane erect like Forest Monarehs, requiring over Iwo Hundred Pounds of fresh fish d*ily for their subsistence. They are the only ones on exhl-

An AFRICAN HARTE BEE8TK, Imported direct from Chittagong, and never on exhibition until the present Season. The GRUNTING YAW OF TARTARY, with long, beautiful hair growing from his back to the ground. Don't confound thii with any Small Show or Menagerie, but bear iu mind that O LtU .tO HIS IL O H IH O IV I* triuiuphaml) manhing on, and will positively exhibit at X 2ST H) I 2nT H. FOXiIS. ONE DAY ONLY, Wednesday, April 24th,

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