Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 October 1880 — Page 1

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hoarders st the Orltarum; greet roED—Qtrl for geaersl houawah; *7 CoAj

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flTAhTlSD—Two hands to thocscorn; sddreaa W £ P , Wewsofflof. I TTrst*TBI>—A cook; femsie preferred; Criterion, £. YV » Booth Illinois at. uus r YITAK rKD—Situation u elers in store or office; •* YV sddrwa 28 Circle st. I

r ASTTED—Good girl to do general housework; 488 North Illinois st. ue tl

%ir Ah ri£l>—10,000 people to VY the Vaudertlie Theater.

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TITANTK1>-A girl 16 rears old to washdlshfs; YT *11 A—t Washington st, I__ Wf ANTED—A girl to do geaersl housework st TV HI South Hew Jersey st. I HTANTED—To sell s 12-foot cantsm boat, in YY good order; 181 Bast South st. I

r ANTED—A girl to do general housework; small family; all 114 Plum at. ueol r ANTED-To buy two red-birds, singers; call Illinois House, 183 S. Illinois st. ur tl

TTTANTED—By a widow, sitoatloi YY kerpw; addrea M , News office.

a widow, situation a house-

TTT ANTED—1,000 old bate maos good a new by YY Wm. Johns, W Virginia arwoue. to* TXTAN’r*' !*—To loan from 826 to 8300 for S«, 6v> YY Md todays; M'ney, News offl e, uhaTl TTTANTElt—Two good strong boys at 25 South YY Pwmsylranla a . *. J trasner * ANTED—so warnsatP. C ttcbmiut’s ma«e >; ages 92 76. T J. Blsws contractor, art!

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^y-ANTvrT)-^»tunU«» te do family sewtag^can oftoa. | ut tl nr ers-rau—An effloe girl, good refesenoeS reYY gnlred, at ana; J. E Oraeena. dentist, room 9 Hs Whin’s block, ear. Ohio and Pnnsylmnis sts.

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^OK EENX—Furnished room, 27i N. Nobie st. TpOH RENT—A nloe furnished room, 1« North JD Itlinoia. ur^h I rrOB KENT-Beeas, with or withmt board, 85 F N. Dei st. l_ fNJK RENT— Furnished front parlor, at 158 V. I? New York at. nael |X)B BENT—Cheap, furnished room, ai No. U

East New York st.

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ANTED—Wood turoer at ladianapo^a B -od- ptuih

TTr ANT it l»—Situation a seams'r s« la pnra:e Ucalm

YY Itmlly; address Seamstress, News office 1 ITT ANTED -All those haring stores to repair YV tend postal to J. M. Owens, 133 Mass. are. 1

‘■l/’ANTED—You to try Archdeacon’s chow- > YY chow mixed pickles; ail grocers keep them.

[TT BITTED - Boarders and occuptuts for furn|Y is bed and on furnished ram; 31N. Bilse. st. nr sl

UTANTki—tdtoation br experienced mllltaer; YY cell 2’5 Vnlw street, or addrea N. J-News <81 ca. utqI TTTANTED—Cottage bouse, 8 roims and oellar; VY west part of diy; call or addreas 263 dprin^ •treet. I

TT7ANTED-Flannel suits to m ire tor IS st Mrs YY Ids Seibert’s, 86X Wat Washington street, tarn 8. us < T TTT ANTED—A capable mao fur general work; YY nftrecce required; Inquire st 43 East Washington st. qt tl

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’s, 86 West Washing too stree',

warn No A r ANTRl»—Partner with 8800 cash, can double

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that amount In three months; adira* P. O , ewscffice urol TT 1 ANT hD i am age repairing and repetnoug; YY flnt-claas work; prices low; C. H. Black, 44 E. Maryland st a a

yyAN rED^HouMSuttablofoi seeping boaruera, ■C., News offloa. * * I TITAN i KD—A small or medium sized house YY north of Washington st. Addrtss NoChlD aren, Newsofllce uo 1| TT/ANT»D—Parchasers for Badlant Home base TV burners and heaters; John A. Myers, 188 and 157 West Wash, at. tea TTT ANTED—Cook, washer and Ironer; good refYY erenoe; call Wednesday between 6 an 6 p a. At 82 Esat Vermont st * UT ANTED-To rsplate your cm res, lorss and YY swoons^ made good as new. A. W. Snow A

Mo., 10 Wees Market st.

•28 North New Jersey m. neol TTT ANTED- You to get flower pots, flower stands, YY coal hods, a bo yets and tongs at Woodacware wtore, 53 North Illinois st. uy s TTT ANTED—To rant with board large and pnaaYY ant unfurnished front room, with or without ttoard; >0 North Dataware at. 1 117 AN! ED—A Oerasn girl lor a small family; YY must be a good eoofc, washer and ironer; Inquire 66 North New Jersey it. un s TTT ANTED—You to know that you can buy YY doable-heater Badlant Home stoves cheap, at 165and 157 W. Waahtngtoa at. us TXT ANTED—-A good carpet cr parlor furniture YY Id exchange tor portrait or landscape painting; tddma Vim, News office I

>n BENT—Furnished rooms for gentleman or lady, st 81 N New Jersey. us o jXJtt KENT—Niee suite of furnished rooms 1 with board. 181 N. Illinois at. I TOE HENT—Furnished office, 24X E. Wsahing1 ton streei. Inquire at Boost A us a T MiK BENT—Nicely furnished room to geatle1 n-en, st 84 N. New Jersey st. us o-t,ta.»h Solt BENT—Pleasant furnished room with board, If desired, 64 Mam, avo. nv 11 j«UE BENT—Niee unfunAhed rooms, 472 North Alabama; references exchanged. i s f;tOB BK» 4-1 suite of front roims, furnished 1; or unfurnished, 181 W. Verment et. I TjXIB BENT—Furnished and uofurnlshet room, Grand Opera house. Apply room 22. I Tj'OB BENT—Office rooms wltn heat and water, J In Wright's Mkt st block. J. C. WxiagT. as hi TX)B BENT—Furnished rooms with board, if " droited, near Fust Baptist church, 5 Bosquehana st. ue ol T7KJK BENT—about November 4th, hoase 10 1; rooms, 169 W. New York at. Inquire 85 d. Meridian sl on h VT'OR BENT-Foul th fl .or Citizens National r Bank building, for lodge rooms; entire flior Si5 pn uiouih. nv o-to,th,s [NOB BENT—Two or three solendld rooms no C I fairs for llgbt housekeeping. Address A. B. C, News tffiee. uv nl TX)B KENT—475 N. lllinvisst.. two elrgant front £ looms and basement containiog diuiog room, kitchtii, etc. BiaxM Hadlby. uy o 'T'OB BEbT- To one or two gentlemen s handA souxly furnisLed front room, also a nicely fuixlai.«d back room, 8* W. Ohio st. uy ol pOR RENT- Two story brick house ■ yen rooms, J; splendid neighborhood, to s small family and promt t paying tenanL Inquire 168 N. East at ! RENT—Eligible front rooms, in second story of The News building, for offices. ParIcuiarly adapted for a dentist. Apply at News office. th s V7*OB BENT—In private family, upper and towX; er front room elegantly furnisnsd. Terms low, $25 W. Michigan sl, near Indiana are. cars. ue tl _ p >b RFNT—Steam power and rooms, former y " occupied by Ollgire A Cowan, butter dish manufacturers, 829 Mass avs Apply toC. C. Planing Milt, 817 Mam, ara nr el pirn BENT-A storeroom, splendid location, F been occupied for the last eight years as s grocery; sleepln? rooms altove; rent low. Apply to A. <3 Caldwell, 95 East Wash, st. un s aeJIT—Office or storeroom on ground floor, I? fn the Joarnal Co. building, recently oecuoled as Tbe News counting room. Very desirable and cheep. Also upper rooms In same building. Jchjt 8 Bpauw A Co, us o

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»LOAN- Money in b«ck to loan on first mort-g-se Barnard A 8ayl s. nex

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1/ IAN—Money on all artlcies of value, at He Hooth Illinois sL Jos. Solomon. tts T(> LOAN—Private funds. Call on W. A. fi/ad- . shew, over No. 18 N. Pannaylvanis ai. os rno LOAN—Money at once, any amount; lowest A rate. M. H. McKay, Odd Fellows hall, tea mo LOAN—Money on lewelry. clothing, furnt1 tore etc. City Loan Office, 66 M. Ill, at. uh |yO LOAN—We have 880,000 to loan st nnusual j, low rates. Apply st once. Oorsnch, 16 Va sve ; mo LOAN—W s hare some money to loan at s 1 low rata of Intnrast.^ Jxo. 8, Btamm A Go.

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nno LOAN—Money to loan at 7 per cent on 1mA proved city and farm property. Ne. 8 and 4 Vinton Block. M. K. Vinton. to* mo LOAN—I have plenty ot money at 7 per cent. 1 on mortgage security. Thoe. C. Day, Booms 28 and 24 Thorpe block, Indianapolis, s no ts !

'I TO LOAN—“wven per cent.—Ws have some prl-

m a sn.in,s J vsie mods for choice lam loans st this rata

znd cummlaMoo. Smith A Hnnnaman. nhs

H7ANTED—Situation for either miUtoery or YV dreasmaking: sddreee M B , Nava office, or Inquire of clerk bharmaa House. t TIT ANTED—Four house pain'en: must be sober, YY indosirious meo, and good workiuen; apply to C. P. Male, Shelby vllle. Ind. ue t • klTANTBIt-A good, rail this girl a« cook and fY laundress: Irish or <4«rmsn pieferred; apply at ones at 164 North Martdlap at. uatl

U/ANTEM—All kinds ol bonds sod stoexs, tor YY whleh wo will pay tbo very highest current price The Indians Investment Go te s

TirANTED—*n experienced girl, Oenasn or YY colored preferred; good leferences required, •lid good wages paid; 25 hast Ohio st on a ITT ANY *1 l-F beet- iron worSer, one accustomed YY to bot er tbop sheet iron work, none other wanted; Osar, ecot> A Co., Blchmond, lad, uv o ANTED—Walking suits to make st 84 So: first-class work; 36X E Washington; cutting fitting a specialty; Miss M. J. Berrett ntun*

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fTTANTED—Olrls wanting good plaore to do YY housework to call at Employment Agency. roam 6 Moore’s block, 8«X F. Market st. un us

UT ANTED—eftustion oy a No 1 aaiesmtu in YY hard wars business, or would do collecting, hainf first-deal in that line; A. (J. X., News office.

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TTT ANTED—To repair hot sir furnsoea ImmediYY akely; old eoes taken la exchange for new; M H. Stumpf, office and residence 88 Ind sis venuA uv tl

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TXT ANTED—Cantons, bnagiasand pha \V repahrtsgrogratWimd

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1Y7ANTED- A good cabinet maker, one that onYY defetandsropalflDg otd faraiture; good w«gm •nd steady work; a young man preferred; 68 Bast 'Waahli g'on sl uvo TtrANTED-Stoek man with capital to buy an YY Intareot and Uke charge of a Urge dairy and ertock ranebo osar Denver, Colorado. B. Conneiy, Paris, llllnoD, uesl

aired; addram P. O. lock box 64.

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AT^LteJS as Chair .sold at the warerooma ol the Cabinet Makars' union, East Manta street, earner Pina. (*>tau

W J SS?SJ57 , JJK5Ji SS.*SJS: tleman and wife; flrst-olam refaranoes given and

requtred; afdreas, with

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ITT ANTED—Two eommunlcatlug rooms, eom* YV fortaUr furatehed, with private family and without board; mast ha on strata ear line; wilt pay good pries for aBismilnlaas ta aattt ooad gmasa and addrsm te E. T , News effloe. nvtl

LOAN—Money on city and farm property at 1 a low rate of interesL Wanted, city, town and county bonds. Us CLATTOOL A BtoDDUEP. IK) LOAN—Wa will discount good short time A commercial paper, and will man money on drst-ri-tss personal or collateral security. The Ipdiara Investment Oo., bankers and broken, ths

FOUNT. U»0UN D—The best storm lor the money, at No. g 2 Masonic tempiA oa s nWK7ND—Money—With speedy restoration to r health, by gtatlng prescriptlona and drags at Raymond’s, corner Plum sL and Msm are. oh a VNOCND—That^tbe Ctocle Track wagons made L by Shaw, Backus A Co., makes the beta farm. ' ‘at, delivery, market, butcher and general g wagons, ever made. A foil line ol fine oarin stock, or made to ordsr, at 88 East Maryst Note—Tha double tram platform gearlogfurnlahadte the trade. as FOB TBJLDbT VT’OR TBADB—Good dtv property, dear, fora F a ell Improved farm. J. E C., Newe. uhst rtoK TBADB—Good buggy mare for safe and A effloe desk. 86 North Delaware streoL 1 r*OE TRADE—Property south, rental, (BB) for r tesldence north. Will pay cash dlfteranoe. T Lyon White, 88 Booth Illinois aU uas r'Ofa TBaDE—Down town resldfnce of too A rooms, for smaller property farther out, difference * anted, give long time. John 8. Spann A Co. nv a

AUCTION 8ALB.. rjUNT dTTloCUEDTraaPasUrtla^uid —awl Q sotahmosga. Na. 88 E. WashtetfoB sl. as 4 UCTION SALE—Jackson’s suction stable, 46 A. £•** Maryland, 8 top, 1 phaeton, 1 open boggy, cheep. on nl a U r TION SALC—We have a lot ta uncalled for A rag carpets to be sold to pay charges. Gall scon and get the best bargains Carpet factory, 29

CDeD strata, uv c-tn.th,f

Chas. L. HoicaiMson.

BHMOVAL. ► EMOVAL—Parry, thadragglgt, will hereafter be found ta Mm N N. Pennsylvania ta. Perry, the druggist, Bamovad. NOTIOH.

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IRDIANAPOLIS. TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19. 1880.

pOE MLE-lha Ofolstgi

. BAJA-’ GUt Edge” flour by all anterprisnoa

pOB^BaLE—otapapsra, 46 ooata pm nundred.

pOR HALE—Tne Splendid

Maaanfo temple.

r, at No. 2 ons

ITHIK BALE—A good family mare, aMswp; also a E baggy, 80 Pete sL nv of

TXtK BALE—OreelTne, the now food, by all an C terpristeg grocers. noa

O OUSE’S boot, shoo and upper manufactory. iX 148 South Meridian st. ues X] OTICE—Thareis no baas heaver on earth batJV ter than tha Splendid, ta No. 2 ifaeonie temple. oaa VTOilCE—Just received, a lot of damaged wneat rl lor chicken toad. Talbot A Go., IMas. art tea BTOLBN. CtTOtEW—From Mendenhall's blacksmith shop, 0 88 Plum tareta, a top bag<y, front rib of top rat off and fattened to seconi rib at top. C. C., Platnlpg Mill Os. nTa f LOBT. O T-On Tuesday nigh( btawras 1*9 B.;Washjj tngton street end 228 E. Pearl strsei, a large r« d sbawL Finder leave over 189 S. Waahlngtoa street, and get iwwaid, I tajopt up, fftAEKN UP—At 848 Wete Washiagton st., a bay 1 oalL Thaownor ana have the asms by prori^; Hsgiyt yin charges. us tl

JB BEN T—Furnished and oaXarniahedrooma, J7» W. New Tort. ■volP

)B 8 ALP—Gentle horse and good carriage, •'.03,12 Indiana avs.

>B SALE—Cheap bone, ISO, good eyes, corner 9th and Central avu. I

B ajULE—Two good^ second-hand phaetoiu, ta

|T*OB dALE-Vata A Son’s piano st Pearson’s r muffiestore, 22N. Penn. (L tvs

’[YOB 8AJLB-Cigar store and news stand, wtU sell j; ctxap. Call at 18 Virginia ave. ueol TYOB SALK—One new open side-bar buggy, will JP be told cheap, 282 West Peart aL ueol TX)b SALK- Large stock sheet rautlo at rvdoeJ; tlon, 21 Tt orpe block, first floor. nv tl

ixm BALE—Damaged wheat far chickens. Tai-

i; bot A Co., No. 1 Mssaao!

ohuaotts ave.

TJHJB bALB—Second-hand piano for 860 at Pearf son’s music store, 22 N. Penn- aL tv s T?OB SALB^-One Badiant borne stove, base burJ; ner. noel Broe., 69 N. Illinois st nvtl

1,’UK SALE-B-sia irsct doing a g «od basiuees, J; cheap for oaah P a Q , News otnoe. I ipOK SALE—Two story house 8 rooms, terms C **»y. Inquire 450 BeUefontaiae sve. uenl irtOK SALE—Treee, just received a large stock. JP IndtarspoiDnuneiy, 184 N. Penn. at. uv *T

I70E MALE—Cheap fix urea suicable for cigar P store. Inquire 16 West Waahlngton st. ]

oALk—Tboioe MicM<an apples Hud potaI7OR dALB—Grocery, rood trade, reasons given P for selling. Address T. A. Sellers, News office.

CNJE SALE—House, north, 10 rooms, part caah C and monthly payments. E. 8. Field, Martindale block. Is

T.X)B MALE—Family horse, 5 years old, warrsnP ted perfectly sound and gentle. Address K. Y., News office. sa T7OB’ MALE—Morning Glory stove; price f7. P Call at 414 a Maridisn street, up stai a until Fiiday ®v« ning OOB 8ALB-Cheap for cash,A good work hor.es. P Apply ta Charioy 8hover's stables, Wabash street, near Alabama. nv o

rX)K 8ALE—Fifty double beaters, Badlant Hume P bare burners, at a very low figure, at 186 and 167 W. WashingtonsL us

170K MAlLE—By H. B. Stout, all kinds of ooal P and coke, at lowest prices, 77 W. Market sL Telephone connection. i s.th.s.tu

1/OK BALE—Boyal patent SL Louis mill flour, P has no equal in this markeL Talbot A Co., sole agents, Na 1 Msm. sve tn ■ (7OB 8ALB-BesUursnt in business part tf city P doing good bnsinesa; a chance for the right man. Address Tor Sale, Newsoffioo uas r*OB 8 A LE—A gentle mare, good for family naa; P sl o buggy and harness, will sell all together or separate, st the Capital Shoe Store. nt s K oALE—Good farms and city nropertv for sale low for cash, or on long time. W. A. w, over 16 N. Pennsylvania aL us

rX)K 0 r sale Bradaha

L<>R BALE-Non-explosive library and study P lamps, head-light oil, ooal oil, tamp chimneys, reflectors, eto. C w. Medkel, 68 N. Penn, st, ne s

rXJB aSJUS—Machinery P engine outAta, new fti

Isaac IL Bloharda, laO South Meridlaa

_ engine outfl

saw mills.

streeL

Ail stoss sccond-nanu our mili machinery and

rtOB SALE—A good small fresh stock of grooerP lee, location desiraole, good room, rent reas or able. For particulars call or address H.,roora 10 Brstcn block, city. na u I rX)B SALE-Organ cost f 180, but little need, P 8 sets of reeds, handsome veneered oase, for 676 on monthly payments, a bargain. Pearson’s music store, 22 N. Pennsylvania st. U s

rA.K—Opening next weeks fine stock P of trees; special Inducements lor large orders Indianapolis nursery, 134 N. Pennsylvania street ns T. C. Baairnw. OOR cALE—Notion, trimming and dretwinaklag P csthbllshment, one of the best locations in tbe city rorthebusiness, ebow case and flxtnres for s le; r-nt low. Inquire on premises, 104 Ma*--aob usetta avax. ne, corner VennonL net! J70B BALE—A large size second-hand bate bur- " nrr and double beater stove, and a large else

Iron King cooking stove.

Apply at No. 401 North Mississippi street. uv ol

rj*OB 8 ALB— Grease rendering establlshman , ons P Aiberger and one upright troo tank, one si«am

boiler, pipes and pumps, all nearh

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, all neaDv new. Addrea

T P. BOCKArkLLOW. Grenucastle, ind.

LHlK MALE—1 he most convenient and complete P doctor’s phaeton ever offered in this maiket, also No. 1 Bruau-r side-bar and end spring buggiea N. B.—Those having buggies to reptir, will Bnd It profitable to call at 218 tL Meridlaa st. A J. Jobr, manufseturlngof buggy topsa specialty, ueo! r*OB BALE—Cormges. Lam stock of all the P latest style ol barouches, Kelloggs, phaetons, ode-oats, also tbe celebrated Timken spring t ugg Ail of ttrmakeand warranted first—class le every reapecL At low prices tor caah. M 8. TenMwee sl A. A. Heller A Boa. P. 8.-All kinds ol tepstiring at low prices. v s-WA,tn, jpOB BALE—Great reduction Boots and Shorn at the Capital Hboe Store. Our lam stock ta first-class boots sad shoes must be reeumd, owing to as running s store in Kansas. We therefore give big bargatna for this month. Large stock, good goods and low prices J.O. Maas A Co., uv s Capital 3hoa Store.

PBBSONAJL.

)ERSONAL—Go sea tha Big 4 at the Vaudeville theater to-nighL la

>EB-49NAL—Don’t osndy store U the

yon forg best place

forget. Fred Hats’*

to bu

P

IT island, at 149

every day.

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EBMONajl—Grapes, gropes, grapes. Kelley's

East Washington it., received

tea

P

88 1

EBBONAL—You nan always find the beta ta oil at C. W. Melkel’s lamp and gas fixture house, N. Penn. sL mi

|^)EItfONAL--PapUs (girls) jr^snted In ^vi

1063 North Illinois strest, city.

anas-

Ball,

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PBBMONAL—Gents' Am shoes, tha boat line In L tbe dty, no mis take about It. Come and see far yourselves. O. W. Tutowllcr A Oa (0) s ts

pELMONaL—ladies’, mlaasff, and children’s JT shoes In great variety, at reasonable prices, ri East Washington st. C. W. Tutewiiar A Oo. (o) sta

posit* Bates Housa

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PERSON Ale-Pure dregs, soaps, perfumes and i prescriptions, at Qsrter A Fletcher’s, 830 Massachusetts aveoae. Telephone connection with all physicians day or nlghL tt a

PBBBONAL—John Kidd, attornay at Uw.roosm t U and 80 Thorps block. Proprietor of "The world’s Oollectlon Burma.” Otaiecttona and eommerctAJ litigation a speelalty. Personal attonttoa to city hnafnaaa non

FOB SALB OB TBADB.

r7V)B SALE OR TRADE-A Drew A Waddell D phaeton, good aa new. Apply 114 B. Meridian, uv at

r*OB BALE OB TRADE-The Criterion dining f room. S3 South UUnoU sL Addrssi T. Lyon white, proprietor. no a

MI8OKLLANBOU8.

rjTENCILB, Bi O Engraving,

27 South Ms

T ADIE8—Will find a good assortment ta whits Ij slippers, suitable lor burial purposes, at Boot Upside Down. Opposite Bates Housa tt •

SOOIJflYY MUnNOB.

M « o’clock.

ABONIC—Called meeting of Oriental Lodge, No. 600, this (Tuesday) eroding ta 7:80

Work—Bsoood degree Dawm W. Howb, W. M.

Job* M. BkAKWBLL, Bee. I

TTNITEI (Tuesday*

•vesHBj, X united.

ta TffiO

dteay invited.

J, W. AXgJLAXDXX, Sac,

O. G. Stnautna, Proa

AJVNOUNOBMNNT

mHE lmproved Cerealine Is sold by oil grocer’ X 008

TOLDING LOUNGE—Nina Atafonk 48 Mima-

J; ohuaataaaro.

J^EWISA OO., KlUfoory, dry |

440 Virginia aro.

nha

tend notions, a a th,ttM

1AL OIL Lamps, aU now stytos. M just arrived at a W. MafkaTs, «N.: neealL

evening at 7ffi8o* ^Wk. M. Davu^W^M. Wm. H. InsLAvn, Soeretery. I NITED ORDER OF HONOE-Enterprlae Lodga, Na L Raguiar meeting this

tail at-

Q KN PIN B nnbltacbnd Wfoida aha^woaf ■# any : t a^hAte*** U **' W ' ^ AU * n * iW-P-*P EPUBL1CAN8 of the 2lta Ward mast ta 23 Xl Pieepcet strew this eveatogtaTffiO. A full attendance is desitsd. f a LLtbe latest styles ta wall paper and window A shades, at Edwin PowaU’s, M Bast Market street Chll and aae them. “ i ■

gMITH'8 livwr^feed and aala taatae^n rear ol hotel. Open day and nigiiL ne*

OHN J. HAWEH, attorney M law (notary publie) 62 B. Wash, at- Spaotal attention to etalons and probate business. 1 s

TS cIniUGaLL A POOL, dealers in coal and coke, JU. are at 102 N. Dris wars jsL, oorner ta Ohio. All kloos ta brick at retail; fleo mortar. te a

I I oU-*Ef, safes and beavv mac tuner y moveu on HI abort notice. Leave order on slate at 99 & renn. st, or at residence, 47 Omer st (8) Kov*

■ AM still sailing sheet music of all grade* at 1 fit ally >cd nerd prices My large stock Is now la the Thorpe block, room 21, Main fl tor. I Mas; Staow.

T) EC El V hi)—A fresh lot ta oat meal, eracked XV. wheat, rolled wheat, farina and Graham flour trom Akron, Onto. Talbot A Co , No. 1 Maas. aro. tn a

Tl/M bCBAUB A OO., aro eandldates for tha Tv office ta "The most popular grocer,’ subject to tbe decision of the people. Ballot-box st 29 B.

Illinois streeL

EMKMBKB the New Era, 21 8. Maridian st., ' ves the beta dinner In the city for 28 cents.

T)EMI The cfn

e deaneta and beta place for grata or ladles to board by the week at 83 00. th a

(y. av. e-atn.tb s

AaLISTHENICS la neoeessry to girls, making \j them graceful and healthy. I dill give leasons in the as me, and all who desire to promote their ebitoren’s welfare will pleaaa give their address by postal, or call for further information. Mias Mary R. Ball, 1 068 North Illinois sL, city, ue t!

a LL kinds coal. A All kindi

a cokfc.

At bottom prices, At bottom prices. H. B. Stoat, 77 W. Market, H. B H-ont, 77 W. Market, Telephone connecilon, Telephone connect ion.

flUir. INDIANA DENTAL COLLEGE—Practice X will he resumed oa October 19, at 2 p. m., superintended by competent practldoners of dentistry. Fillings ta ail Kinds sad sriilici&l teeth of the best quality at cost. Extracting tree. This Is an opportunity for those ta limited means to secure good dental services at small fees- KeoepUur room Bo. 40 Tborpo block, East Market sl, Indianapolis h *

FINANCIAL*. >IN 4NC1AL—The Indiana Investment Oom1 psny totally established as a regular bank ta Mount and deposit. ut a

[FINANCIAL-We nave a special fund of 86,000 1/ at 7 par cent, for two years, on approved security. Clavpool a Stoddard. to s rjlINANCIAL—The Indians Investment ComJ; ptruy bos the cboioee* kind ta securities, (netting s high rata ta Interest), constantly on hand. On net invest tout monev until voe ssa them, ut s

DLHD. KaRI H—adoij E ,infant daughter ta J. W. and Belle J Berth. I tao indiAnApou* Greun Warnwa. Wheat to lower. Corn steady. Oats Ursa Bye n--t.<iy. TTbiuir—No. s red, spot, cmh, 98Wa99X'c; No 2 MediL*'roneen, ossb, 8l.OO9i.Ol; No, 2 October I*ah, ttfSfoWc Corn—blKh mixed, 4«wX^|4loX; mixed, <0a40Xe- Oats—white, 8:0; mixta, 80X* sio. liySjbftc. -Ni

Jobbing prices 8. e. hams, Ifl* •boulders 7>6c; breakfast haeosi, It •ides, 10c; bacon shoulders, 8foo;

treble extra, 84.20484.40, double extra, 8*.*598.90; -xtra, I8 80A&N; superfine, |S.l0e8.26; fine, |2.Mg>8.C0; tow grade, SL86«L60. Buckwheat, 48.80ifo8.7o per hundred. The Provision Blarkot. The wholeaato market toquiet; slight change ta

quotations

Shoulders, 4c; short riba, *7.60. Lard, prims stew, 8%c; sweat pickle haau nominal at 7X#

■8. a hams, ifi^foUXe; a e.

12c; bacon, eiear

. . , ** 4 ’ ^

twrcea, icg In k«g, »Ko. _ ). ■flnswoan mp Tsingmntt*

PmiazraLMlA, October 19 —Wheat, caah and October, 81.14 fo 1 16: November, tl 14X (*1.16; Deo. |L169i.l6^.^0ini,eaahandOctobw, 54X4866X0! November. 64Xc<i54>i; December, 634*68X0. Onto, caah 40#40XcT Bye, cash, 76. Tolxdo, October 19.—Wheat doll; November H.06X; December *1.07%; No. 8 red Wabash 8).08; rejected 96c; amber Ililnoto, *1 05X- Cora weak at.d bigban; mixed 45Xc; No. 2 44Xc;rojeoed 44Xc. Oats nominal; rejected 80c. Clover

*eed prime *4.50.

CEiciano, October 19.—Wheat, October *1.00%; Novembvr 81.01 X‘> December, Sl 0*X Cure, October, 40c; November 40Xc; December 4lXc. Oaw, Oct. 8vXe; Nov. December SOHc. Pork, November, J12.12X, Lard. Novemb«ar, *7 82X. 8hmt riu, October, *7.45; November *6 50. Bali .mosk,October 19 —Flour firm,aad in sellers favor; price* uucaanged. Wheat, westem weak. Ootl. western easy. Oats steady; western white 4(c; n Ixed at a8^83c. Bye quirt and firm Hay firmci; prime to choice Pem>aylvanla and mixed iSfoStc. Provisions good, jobbing trade with pi ev to us prloea Buter dull end unchanged. New Xons, October 19.—Flour receipts 28,000 barroto; sales 14,000 barrels; market with.nt dtcuied charge; round hoop Ohio 84 759*.00; choice do *S,10fo6 00: superfine western *3.8()fo t *8; common to good extra *4.8694-80; choice 84 76$6 60; choice white wheat, *4.6.^9l 86 rather more etrody. Wheat Xc lower; tales of 820,000 busbeJs Not white October $1 14X91.15; 240,000 oushtls ? red October at *1.17Xi 80,000 bushels Nov* tuber at *1 16X®117; 20,000 busheA Deoem-

berat 81,18®I.18X. ~

mixed western,

64*c;

er; western 89940e; sales ta 40.0M busbols, lociudIcg No. 2 November st 89Xc. Beef steady aad In nod*rate demand; new plain meat IL00; new extra y5c91.10. Pork flm; imh *16.26. Lard heavy and lower; steam rendered *> 61. Butter tutet, firm and In good demand; Ohio, 16<fo30e.

~ T13c far poor to cholca tolssscs dull and nominal.

•1.18S1.J8X- Corn, heavy; XAHo tower; I western, spot. 86X066X0; do future 56X9 ; pales of 120,00 boshtas. OaU, s shade lo w.

quiet, firm and in good 4 New ci ecm steady at 701 Sugar quiet and firm. Mo

Petroleum firm. Rice steady aad in fair inquiry. Ctalee Arm and is better demand. Freight* steady. Spirit* ta turpentine quiet at 47087XO- Rosin firm a* *1.95# 2.00. Tallow steady at 6X®6%c. Western eggs very flrmat 19022c talr to cnolos.

Mow Tesrk ■omeqr amd fooax Raw Tort, October 19.—Money par sent. Prims mercantile paper 4

easy M 201 vffSt\oog-,

silver 1UX* Htsrt1ng.sTohsugs steedy

4.8»X short Gorornmrata quiet and steady. Inllrosd bonds aetiro and Irregular. Stocks strong and X to 2 per cent higher, Wabash, Pacific. Hannibal and Bt. Joe, Chicago, Burlington aad Qatoey and elevated railway shares leading tha Improve-

ment.

Bock Island.- 119 Panama — tea Ft Wayne 128 PUtebi.rg 134 Ililnoto CelaRmL....114% G.B.AQ WZ Chicago A Alton 114 * Preferred 128 D., L* A W............ 88X Morris A Essex 118 k DeL A Hudson-^.... 85- * New Jersey Central 75! Pen., D. A R 27^ 0*, C., C. A L........ 78 0 , C. a i.. L..19p Ohio Central 28 L, B. A W 88 IT. A C (1st prof]... 6 21 Profered — 4 Wab., 8L I- A P. _ 40 Preferrod...^ 7«X St. Joe. 41 x Preferreo.............. f6>i fcJLVfera Kansas A lexis...- sex Central Pacific 84X North* rn Paciflc__ 27V rTTFJPTTFQ. ••»•••••••••••• Oa^ Montauk Coal 78! Western Union 108f A. A P. Tel 48 Pacific Mail 44X ItaptadlrorZZ'.^ 1 !!^ Prsfomduii 88

N. T. Central 135 Harlem 190 Lake Shore 11 *X Canada Southern...- 63X Michigan Oentral—104^ Brig w 43)4

Ted 74X

Northwestern USto Preferred -....138X ■it. Psal 98X

rod. 114

Beading — 4 % Ohloa 84%

rx na-w i. ■*

UE.AW 88X Chta. A Ohio WX Lit preferred 26 id preferred 20X Mobile A Ohio....... 22 4.C.B.AM 68 ft Xe 11 a#e#»wjM «xee* ' reieiTBa....erara era* Iron Moan tain - 82% 1L L. A S. F— 84 P’s ■fmas ml AfSk/ r ikufu xtMa« • •*•••••*•••••• w/4 st prtaecred 74H Union Paciflc. 98% U A N -168 x dash. A Ghat. 64 L. N. AAC 100 Honsten A Texas... 00 •i. A Bio Grands 72% it. P. A Omaha..... 48%

7. ft Ex...

Wammoto*, October 19.—For TeaneMM •n4 Ohio vnUay—partly olondy weather, poa*ib)y oocnakmnl light snow; in tha Ohio valiey, soothewterly windi, slowly rising tea* petal are, lower barometer. |

fits In Telffirapl. Latest In Telrt PoststripH (toM.

The Steamer Alpena Probably Lfe* fm the Storm.

Eiidcneefl of Ur* If reek Thrown on the Beach.

Indian Agent Berry Secreted bj the Indiana* '

THE ALPENA. Icdlcaifoes of Its Loan oa Lafosr EKIehlgaa —Ewldomees Froved to- bcrWsffiao . Chicago, October 1#—A press ear,respondent tehgraf ha from Holland, MicMgAi, this morning that a lot of camp stools^ part of the forward dick, and inside portion*; •howtog hue graining, and evidently belonging to a psceei ger eteamer, were washed aenone about one mik uorth of the harbor. A bucket ntnrked ‘The Alpena,” a spiraPstairway, and piano with the lid torn ofTwere found. Men are watching the shoro for other portions of the wreck. MouTAQfre, Mich., October 19 —The messenger sent by the associated press to Stony creek yesterday, returned at 2 o'clock this morning with the information that the reported (ahin washed ashore at that place, and supposed to be that of tbe * Aloeua,” proved to be nothing more than a small portion ol the promenade deck of the barge ‘Tradei'’ which water-logged last Monday nicht. Tbe two sections found near tbe White lake piers, and supposed to be a part of ths Alpena’s wheel rope, belong probably, to tbe irader On account of tbe drift wood aad lumber which had been thrown upon the track and laid in one endless heap six feet in height, the patrolmen considered it decidedly useless te look fnnher daring tbe night, and will therefore wait till day break, wben they will continue their search. MOB! DKBRia. Holland, Mich., October 19—A mm just in from Resturia, eight miles norib, says daring tbe night a bucket, two life preservers and a cabin door, all marked ‘‘Alpena,”came a-bore there. [Tbe steamer Alpena was built in 1856 at Marine City, to replace the Sea Bird, which bac bten kst by hre. The Alpena measured 654 tons, and was rated as A 2 Her officers were Captain N. W. Napier; first officer, J. H. Kelly; engineer, EC Polton; clerk, A. B. Haynes, and steward, W. Shepherd. The Alpera csrrerd a crew of about thirty, mostly deck hands She has heretofore borne an excellent reputation for staunch* ness, ai d was a favorite with persons who enjoyed lake trips. Her vidua was about 175,0(0. Her dimensions were: Length, 175 fee:; beam, 35 feet; 12 foothold. She was thoroughly overhauled last winter or the winter before, and was considered aa good as new. Her capacity was 509 tons. Capt Napier has been sailing oa the lakes for over fifty years, and was regarded as one of tbe most careful officers in the west. His family resides in St Joseph. Mich. When he was in Chicago, last Tuesday, he told a friend that he bad not seen his family since, last March, but expected to be with them this week. A RKMABKABLB C UNCIDBNCK. It is a remarkable coincidence that the body of Grimwood, the last balloonist, was toned on the 17th of August, 1875, at Clay Banks, Mich., by a mail terrier, and probably tbe tame one who reports having seen the bull of the Alpena floating ia tbe water off that place. Clay Banks is a postofiice in Oceana county, Michigan, about fourteen miles north of Montagae and about forty in the same direction from Grand Haven. Tbe current of the lake sets strongly from tbe southeast, in shore at Clay Banka, and much debris is cast npon the beach at that pcint The shore is cream! shaped, and as the water sets from the south rolls upon the northerly trend of the shore and forms a kind of trap for the collection of floating material.

Hampton's Ballying of Sherman, f Washington special ] Wade Hampton’s challenge of Secretary Sherman has, of course, been the talk of the town. The affair was conducted in tbe oldfasbiontd southern style. The secretary got beck from tbe west this morning, and soon after reaching his office was waited on by a stranger, who announced that he had a mssesge to deliver.' The secretary supposed it was somebody who wanted to present some papers in support of a claim for office or something of that sort, and asked him to sit down till he could attend to the matter. The stranger remained standing, however, and explained that he had a message to deliver Jrom Senator Hampton,‘‘And I desire,” he adrfcd, ‘*to call your attentton to the fact that 1 deliver the commanicatiou unseated.” The s» cretary broke tbe seal of the mysterious document, glacced it over, told the senator's friend that he would take an early occasion to answer it, aud shortly afterward wrote a reply which has been given to the

prers.

Dtn ocrats here are cursing Hampton. They thought it was bad enough to have given them away last summer by nis speech rellicg the Virginians to remember that the democratic cause was the same for which Lee and Jackson fonght, and hoped that be would keep quiet the rest of the campaign. They are naturally disgusted at his present exhibition of plantation manners and attempt to revive the code as a feature of po-

litical difcussion.

The general opinion is that Secretary Sherman comes ont of the controversy with flying colors. The affair contributed to swell the crowd which gathered in front of the secretary’s residence to tender him a serenade, and tbe hearty reception given him shows how strong a hold he has on tbe Washington public. Tribute to Secretary Sberman,

[Washington special.]

The republican tribute to toe services of Secretory Sherman, thus far in tbe campaign, under the auspices of tbe congressional committee, was one of the most complete and brilliant thiegs of the kind alternated in Washington for a long time. There was an immeLee turn ont. The square on which .he tecretary lives, sod many of the hourea, ad the park opposite, were beautifully illumioaDd The speeches were in good taste, and the reply of the secretary excellent rbt re is a g eneral feeling here that his mantf emeut of the finances and his work in the campaign have contributed largely to repubican tin cess, while many hold his work to have been better than that of any other public man.

Til* Faorangur Bat* War.

Omaha, Nib., October 19.—General ticket agent Daniels, of tha Wabash Una, arrived this morning, and a cut of $8.25 from Omaha to Chicago, or $18 the round trip, tickets unlimited, waa inaugurated. Over $15 000 woitb were sold to six o’clock p. m.. when pales were shut down by orders from headquarters, leaving many intending to buy un-

ttippUed. _

Attempt to Burn Out the Sulla ta. Constantinople has been thrown Into agi-

tation by the arrest of Behrim Agha, attan

* Handing high In hii

of having attempted

daot of the sultan, and standing high in his

aoharga

to set fire to tha imperial palace.

confidpnoe, on

Indian Agunt Barry Mot Arreatod. Dvnybr, Colorado, October 1$.—A dispatch received here to-day **]* Indian agent Berry has not been arrested, and baa been secreted either by the Indians or the Uditad States troops. _ The damage by the Charleeton fire Is now estimaUd at over $1,100,000.

FOUR O'CLOCK.

The Indianapolis Buys at Mentor, Ohio.

Gerfleld Welcomes Them In a Binging Speech.

The Pittsburg Train Wreckers te be Tried for Murder.

THE VISIT TO eaRCTELD. Arrival of tho Lincoln Oluh at Mon tor— Garfleld’s R.aponso to the Boys. Mrmtce, Ohio, October 19—About 400 of the Lincoln club ef Indianapolis, came to Mentor this morning by special train, to pay their respects to General Garfield- All wore linen dusters and three cornered straw hats as a burlesque on the rich costumes of the Jefferson dab of their city. Coming from tbe railroad led by the band, they made a aevel appearance; Arriving at the bouse, General Garfield appeared, and the slab chairman, M. G. McLain, made a brief adddress, in which he enlonized tbe republican party and it candidates. He raid the dab- came to bring good news from Indiana and give assurance of n greater victory under tbe inspiration of Gen. James JL Garfield’s leadership. Gen. Garfield responded as follows: Gentleman: Yon have eow* aa bearers ot dtopatohro, to joar ebairaaa tells me, and I am glad to bear the newa you bring, and exoaodlnglv Klidtoueibo t>rlng«ratathene«re> Y.or oat form, tbe name of your clnb, tha place from which you come, are all lull ta *ug*uMiosa. Yon recollect the vertro that wete of tea gaoled about tha old Continental aeMers: Tbeold three-cornered hat, And tne breeches, nd all that,

Were to queer.

Ycur oratumes bring bach to our memory the day* ot the coDtineatal* ta 1876, whoae principles arid rbaie yon represent. You are ealled the Lincoln club, and Lincoln waa himself a revival, a restoration of the day* ta ’76 and their doctrines. Tbe great proclamation ta emancipation which he penned waa the second declaration of Independence t>r order, fullo, the new testa meat of human liberty. And thee you come from Indiana, supposed u> fce a wea-ein state, bat yet in Its traditions o’der than Ohio. More than one hundred yean a«o a gallant Virginian went far up into your wlld*rufb» captured tvo or three forte, took down the Brltlrh fl«g ard wared the start and .atripea. VlDcenree aud Cabo la, a post in Illinois, were a part of that tature. Your native atato waa one of tbe first frulta of tbat splendid fight, a power which gave the whole west to the United Stales, and now i heee representatives ta Indiana come representing the revolution In your half, representing Abraham Lincoln in your badges and representing the victory both of the revolution and Liocoln in the news you tiring. I would not be an American and fall te welcome your costumes, your badges, your newt and yourselve. Many Indiana men were my comrades In tbe days of the war, I remember a regiment ta them tbat waa order my command near Corinth when it seemed necessary for the defense ta our forces to cut down a little piece ta timber—seven-tv-firo acres We unboxed from my brigade about four thousand new axee, and tbe fbty- first regiment of Indiana volunteers chopped down more trees in half a day than I supposed it was poe>lble eould fall in aay forest in a week. It appear* that in the groat political forest trom which have just come year axes hare been busy again. 1 e»p*-tirlly welcome the axmw ta tha 61st regi-

ment who may happen to be bore, aad thaak

, for tl

oou news you bring,

prise that news ball joo mush for its

you all, gvntlemw, for the compliment ta your visit, and for the gooo news you bring. I do not

personal relations to yon and ta me as I do because it to a revival ta tbe spirit ta 76. the spirit ta Abraham Lin coin, tbe spirit of universal liberty and the spirit of just and equal law all over this land,—tbat gives/our news its greet significance. Gentleman, I to auk you again and shall be glad to Uke you by the hud. After being introduced to General Garfield and family, tbe party, with three cheers and a salute from their cannon, took tbe train for Olevelaad, where

they spent thlfi afternoon.

On arriving at Cleveland at 1 o’clock, the IndianUnB were met at the depot by a large delegation of Cleveland republicans, beaded by a band and escorted up town, the visitors continually shouting “Porter,” “Porter.” The business bouses of republicans on the route of march were lib-rally decorated with flags and drapery. At the brad of the column a detail of men bore an arch bearing the inscription’‘Ohio and Indiana.” The Lincoln clnb carried a horizontal piece ot cloth with English*8 grave yard painted on it. The procession marched to the armory where speeches were made by representatives of both ci'ies. Preparations are making for a huge tcrch-Hght procession to-night. The Plttebnrg Train Wreckers. Pittsbsbo, October 19.—This morning the county authorities took action in regard to tbe prtsecution of the trainmen fonnd guilty by a coroner’s jury of criminal negligence in causing the accident on the P. railroad, at the 28tn street crossing on Saturday. October 9 The proceedings are •gainst John Routh, conductor; Wm. J.

assembly. Routh surrendered himself and ii out on $10,000 bail. Others will give themselves up to-day. The commonwealth will likely bring charges of murder.

OOMDKMBED TEUMAAJU OW TO-DAM. Domestte. Gen. Grant will spend the winter In New York. Rev. Dr Thornes has declined to withdraw from the Methodist church as requested. A very heavy froet fell in the region of Danville, Ta., last night. Thin ice formed in some localities. Mrs. Seth Smith, a wealthy lady of New London, Connecticut, drowned herself iuthe river on Monday night. Mary Jane Wiard has commenced suit for divorce against Norman Wiard, the inventor acd cbLLon manufactorer Moody and Hanky, held four immense intern gp at Omaha on Suudsy, and left today foi Halt Luke and San Frauciaco. Mr. Bor chard, director of the mint, estimates the amount of gold coiu ia the country at $369,881 013, and the amount of ailver at $149 799,335. C. J. Myer, sgent of the Holman opera rroope, married recently at Niagara Falls to Nettie Calvert, can’t find his wife. She has fled to parts unknown. J. T. Simpson, democratic postmasterat Huntsville, Alabama, has been arrested Tor destroy log packages of greenback papers previous to the election. Foreign. Cdourad Wolff, Polish pianist, Is dead. The democrats of the 7 th district of Pennsylvania nominated John SUngtuff for congieflB. Five steamers have been ordered built on tbe Clyde for a new French company, to trade with tbe United States. Telegrams from Athena report that a large quantity of ammunition lor heavy artillery baa been landed at the Pieacos. A dispatch from Paris states that most of the admirals have been ordered to withdraw as anon aa Dolcigno is surrendered. Reporta continue to reach Berlin la regard to tbe very indifferent health of theOnr, aud bis inclination to abdicate in favor of the Ctarewitch, who has gone to Livadia.

The following cases was decided to-day: •,988. 1beaus Mililkin et al. vs- state ax. raL Mary E. Bishop et aL Tipton a C. Be viral. Howk, J. 7.481. Jantts H. Weed re. Maries B, Beaaett, Warren G C. Affiratra. HlblaekJ. _ 8,448. Geona N. Edgars re. Conner* Randolph osusty Randolph C. G. Pettttea tor rehsatUf •rerrukd. , - —■.»<aer. l.

The Alpena Wkeeked. Gbaud Havsh, Michioa*, October It.—^ A large amount of freight from the Alpena has come ashore six miles south of here. A hundred citlsens are new on the beach hwating for pieces of the wreck or probabTy bodies. Several chairs, knows to belong tp the Alpena, hare been fonnd north of Bol-

and.

Tbo Boat for tha I rattan Agnate. Sooth Abkamas, Colorado, October 18.— Tbe deputy United States marshal paurri through Gunnison on Saturday, on his way to arrest Indian agent Berry. Cline is in jail at Gunnison, Hughes and Holmes are not heard from. Meacham is at the military camps below tbe Agency. Berry was not at file agency on Saturday last It ia supposed he is still concealed in the Ute camps waiting for instructions from Waahlngtoa. DeaUi of Otuor Jastleo Byaa. Milwacksb, October 1$.—Edward G. Ryan, chief justice of Wisconsin supreme court, died at his home ia Madison, this morning, in hi* 79th year, TME MLBCnOM. Official Tot* for ronireaamen vnarr Diavaicv. . William Haiiataa JohaJ.Kllnar Cflbe«..._A 0,669 8,458 Ferry. — Pike a 1/88 1,780 Potay — 2,476 Hpeaoer .; 2,438 2,380 Vanoabujga. ^...3,116 4,812 W*n:ci 2,047 £*78 : axcowD oimiior. James Breden Thoms* R. Cobh Davie**— -.8,285 2,448 Dubcte—...4.............882 2,488 Greene 2,821 a Knox—.... 2;*06 5,451 Lawrence — 2,082 1 khi Martin j 1,428 1,4^7 Orangf 1,449 1,479 aullivan I,* 6- 8,914 THUD DlkTUH*

Hark „..L, Crairloic*..—„

A. P. CbarieaS. Ik Stocksiaror-

Fio*e...,.._4.--Harrteun...4 ... Jackeon...... ^,.. Jtnnicfce

total —1 . ww Wi shingtbB, - 1,781

90 VATU taSTKlcr.

..1,849

1,122 8,027 1,873 2,0*7 2,778

766

8,881 1,400 8,184 1,368 8,041 1,11* 2,344 1,744

Dearborn.

j John O. Cravens. W. ft Ho'man.

J— .............2,460 4,700 iMcatur 2,62 > 2.X40 Franklin..... — .1.6*0 4,175 Jpfltrson 8,287 t’751 Ohio—,» ..l — 711 dis Ripley J..-— 2,366 2,498 Mritsetland,.... 1,662 1 455 Union 4 1.090 821

TIJfTH BfeTBICT. Bartholomew Brown 4 Hendfitk*.., jobnaon... ...... Monroe 4 *—** Morgan Owen j Putnam —....

W. B. F. Treat. G. 0. Mitoon.

2,891 1.488, f ,088 2,443 1.6 • 8,9-4 1,%0 8,912

-2,692

- 646 8,165 - 1,647 1.971 2,391 —1.678 2,474 SIXTH DISTRICT.

Tboa. M. Browne, M. B. Miliar.

Delaware —8,607 1 H47 Fay t Me - 1,788 - 1,940 Henry -8.680 1,925 Kandoipb...^.... ...4,188 2,4/2 bosh- L 2,874 2.288 . Hayne...— —....6,228 5,957

] uvjmth nraracT.

Stanton J. Petal* Oasstoula By field

...1,709

... .14,414 8,887

2,176 11.188 8,442

Hanccck .... Marlot L.. Shelby 4.... KIOHTH DISTRICT.

B. B. P. Felice. B. W. Hanna. Cla* i 2,806 2,881 Ft oattin L_._ —.....2,176 2.206 ''/‘"♦Bon rn-yi 1 4711 8,404 Park* 2,827 - 1,688 Vcriulinon .,.—..——...14X8 1,167 \ Igo. ...4,842 4,594 Warren - — ......1,788 991

UHTH DISTRICT.

G fo Orth. W. B. MayorsBoore...—...2,81$ 8,848 Clinton 4 —.....2,604 2,894 Lamlltoij —i.— 8 580 2,981 Madtoon - —.2,885 8,417 llppecanoc.^....— 4,918 4 814 Tipton,....— —2,826 1,845

TRUTH DISTRICT.

Mark It Demo He. J. N. Skinner.

Ptnion- 4 —

( as roll •

Cass Fnjton

Jasper i—.)

Like N ewton ............

► 1,805 ...t,l74

1.818 2.888 8,828 1,871

• Mr

i.iu

812

1.768 1,968 1,788

.8,171 wl t 784

...1,818

..1,012

...1,170

rouer 2,919 Pulaski 906 White 1,638

j), XLRVRRTH DISTRICT. Geo. W. Steele. Jaa. B Slack. Adam* „.

Jhiackloru 782 940 Grant—..— —<—8 066 2.H44 Howard..— -2,888 i.gsj Hanilxiiiion 2,685 2.578 J*y— — .2,17* 2,180 Miami — .—1 — 2,904 8,029

Waberh^.^—....

Wtato 1,401 2,928

TWELFTH DISTRICT.

A lira K ° bt ^ T y i 1 "- W * »• Coble L.J : 9,Ota t,ta Steuben..—. .9,294 l.Stl Whitley...— 1,982 2,2*9 LagracAi —......—2,810 1,485

THIRTJKaaTH DISTRIOT.

W.M. Galkina. D. McDonald. Elkhart.... L 4.098 8.481 Eoacluako...— — — 872 8,794 Laportn .8.784 8,788 Marshall — ....*,049 2 458 bt. Joseph........ 4,118 8,784 Clark*—<— 438 840

Marshal* Appointed. Governor Williams this afternoon appointed the following marshals to collect tbe electoral vote and witness Its count at tbe office of the secretary of state: First district—A. T. Whittlesey, Evansville, Hr oond district L Gave. Tell City. Third district-J ?. McMIckta, Mt Prospect. Foorth distaiet— O P McCu Hourh, Versailles. Fifth district—Asa Tsai, Winchester. Sixth district-Eh. Henderson, MartiiiarUl*. fferenih district—C. G Offat, Grew field. Eichth district—O Mathews, Vermfllkm county. Ninth dtotrlct—H D. Thompson. Andersen. Tenth district—J W. Yeoman, Good land. Eleventh di.trlct-J. P. Me Do well Marina. Twtareth district-G. W McConntal, Angola. Thirteenth dtotrict-H. E. Wadsworth, Laporto. ti L O.^G. T. The grand lodge of tbe independent order of Good Templar* of ladtaut, met in its twenty-sixth annual (eesion ia the Indiana supreme court room, oouthweet corner of Wafhington nod Tenneeaee streets, at 1$ o’clock a m. to-day. Grand Worthy Chief Templar F. A. Fried ley presided. It waa decided that the morning sessions begin at 8:30 o'clock; afternoon, at 1:30 o’clock; evening, at 7 o’clock. Adjournment at IS - o’clock m., 5 o’clock p. m , and at night at pleasure. Quite 8 number of delegates ire present nod more are expected this evening > and to-morrow. The lodge •eaaiana promise to be of great interest and much seal if manifested. ; rSnddra Death. . ' Jr hn 0. Burton, a well known wholeaaln 1 boot and Mice dealer, died at his residence on North New Jersey street, corner of Gregg, this afternoon, of congestion. His death wa* qnite sadden, terminating aa illneaa of only * a few hours’ duration. Mr. Barton waa a man well advanced in yean, and leaves a family of several children.

The democrats to-day asked the nationals to divide oath* electoral ticket. PlaaBoohanan does not favor th* propotitioa. It if now reported W. 0. DePanw, who bought property In this city ootne time rtaoe with the avowed intention of taking n hia residesoe here, baa changed hia OUnd aud will remain ia New Albany,