Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1884 — Page 1
— toaecarolaMrtlon apoa
INDIANAPOLIS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, 1S84.
I PRIC* nro cum 1 SIX DOLLAR* pm YXAR.
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to tt ANTKD—A goes gfrisftt 47-2 Sorts DelanarS M. ^■AFTMJ.gui/er nomswork .i ts; JyJ
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KinhtkD-A, ft-iod ilrb mu!-. Lome we.; re<-oin'-Yv mended. *2 Nona Wsatti. tq;) WKtXkTKP—Lrtioredi womani ro.ddle **ed: go<k/ WW coot-: I'll fyrtnth il*rltllmr> §t . / f WKTAlTTKD—Germae gw tat gessral hoa*s»orx ; vv apply if* Korta New Jersey tt th tt
’ll/ Ad Hit— A competent wsroan nri tor esoarM VV r ooaeworft; Inquire at 1.7 Bntler rt. ttof
1U/ ANT KD—A glri to do dre««m»il''c th t h*a VV leftro^e uilurlng 123 North Peaciylvaal* «t. t
TK/ANTKD-Kiperlenced woman for (snar*i nouaevv work lieyoed city.Ilmiu. 8(0 N. Aiahftmftrt . to*
'll/▲STOW* too* girl noow^xfir WW Q+t/bin or^'fFTFd: 199 Wff WMblBStTO ft. tt0!
XaZ AMiau—A fti/l VO OO cen«r*l DO’j‘flWork In WY *matl famLy; refereoce» req tired; »pp,i| *• 333 Coilrysave. , v ; «.«. H7 AKTKD—Kx '.erle‘ ced ‘r 1 ’ for general non*-. ” wort: ftaaii emmiy; referecoe rejoired; c»’l *3 Kaat Waa, a; Bat. V thtt
Tjr \ VTK!’—A (ocondrn wno teorottaO'* sneerW* • a"'• h»r tutUei* referecoe reqaired wp*t Conn r C* ifornla »nd New Yfpftat*. ih nn
VIJ *NTBI>—»S m’re glr » to clean p'g» feet rood vv wacrr* aedweady vo‘> to worker*; apply to F. M Arrhdfftrop, 71* We*' Wtahlagton it. th U
wanted-maLh hhlp. TXT A *1 fp- Tvo re l.bls yoang men t»sefi cio 2* TV »-•« w..t omo «. ns
**, w- -v. w ii n ra at. once. Model (la, TY rtop 132 Vlrglnl* »ve th tt
lk) ANT RJ>—Taiee ok red tar m laborer* to go to ^v ^t.y fr m Ip Newton coa. ly.apply at my offlee.
WANTRO—MlBORLiLANaOLB
SHTATB.
FOB HSNT—ROOMS.
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ANNOUNOBItfHNTB.
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U Vac Pelfa Hoar prlca* i
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NEWS BY TE
j; jn-b-l-y^Ukcear^ lu-aoU r. : - il J-.i; K» T-rviM.Md tf*t room. 11 tpa»«. 1 > W s^'ro^^? -
There Is tone feeling In th« part? andnst Phillips on account of his nomlnitionbetaff made, as alleged, bv the machine element.
Political Kotos.
The net Republican plurality on the con-' gifsetocal rote of Ohio at the late election.
THE OLD AND NEW.
! ia 19,51$ on the odlc la! returns.
Hr. Biaiae Sifiki of the Two FoUlieal n is romip in official circles that colonel t a a tl. Dudley Kill withdrew hie resignation ae
L""K r ro*n comely at A for tfj F%?'
7** 10 ^ ! ^ | T,<1 * t>11 ^t'* p’ i 1 fnmanaa iroai loom. UU W. | r £'HAD.^LayjtVKlia. M. R, cr-.em^ Mooce. M ^I«t t Market ! tu Jr l.'OH UksiT-ruriilanea l-oiii room. - iK iun, Sew 1 XJ 'iWaKD ha* orcnM a new w.xxt ab?coal furi t tV'j brlre liotTAo a , 1 Vpm r , ' ■ • *fitt Xl le^t to carjw' cleantn* wore*; teiepaooe till
- ePrt :! polTSSSr -Hand»ome fWo U'vt brl' lc iiornw* » 1 Ycrt r
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UimioBt in the South—The Silcatioi in »w York is
," Yiiwel bf Stllf.
^^cn^peetertay. closed his
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TWo-itLry brlca, l'»r»»*\, (‘j-oom* :i.M0 I,’ 1 ik ttK>i—^ p e»»»ai iurai»li*+ r^ofi>. wtin »»re ttteaad ataW-tiorr oo , ti«i(*i l PartaTe.,>rootM SOiJB • i Noaru. . va KaatDfiio «?■ , 1 tn tt "i^f
I>o ; !.’bK * b :.u.. wboteaaic aekieni in florf-. m. ai f> Haute he denari
Haute be departed from bis tariff argument
olrusetf' tb
Dudley HHI . _
yf commissioner of pcnsloas soon after the Novembtr elections. He left lest night for
Indiana.
The Idea of fusion between the democrats j and But!elites in Pennsylvania has been abandoned. Themas A Armstrong will not be placed upon the democratic ticket for the purpose of strengthening the opposition apd if possible defeating Calvin Wells, the republican elector, as contemplate*!.
- FOR SAJLB mISCELLA VEOT;s. L'OUSALi -SteTtii.*! -niol/SC Clgan. warrant**! I a>'»*i]Bt*iy pare., ~ ^ tea L'Ol! aiLK-I lsV A buinrl, .'V, • Sorth a Alabama street. f V ••, ' ti tt
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L'Ult BALK—! r n . ruiaoit
rijl
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ffaze bii^oe
t*. 'p*
sop'tl-h. a 1 - f ir year* li |has eaeiptusted Into i ticaavm
south self, i»n<l to necrejtt j n.t'ceft ,
^ wuoidbetoovtriooA ona ol iho most pj worfnl i ftrrfcd to the p'
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featJKr min
for JSe. colortn.
aairKD-’cV j til 11 o'eoilet^. SeeBtity, i»«ws
uki to examine or wrue ap da'ly li wo»|trtf»r«ntee<i.^iJ K.Sews.tocl
nation byoT
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WANTED—AGENTS.
wrr A?tl kD-Two good sa'eainen at oace; TilHon Tl Wiabiagtonjll ' n<*t wyAMTgU—Throw gjod m“n to p ace oar goods '■ Wv oa irtai; antb.dy rai co it: no natma. required wheie good referanoca areglv. n. c .11 li Wen Was a
in gu t w
I bow par ng a profit of oi a*-idom oCend; for rail
Ml Cf I. BStea ho
asa-
itt JiTKis-A man wltn amau r.apaai or gooj eregl: ro swM to hatmev men id this vie! tUv, the most va'aaftie seeclaiues ever loveated: irng a profit of over SJU a day: tula Isa ehanca
* ir fall particulars call on U. B osn tah*
WANTED—MISGBIaIaANBOUS.
w a i. i P.U—mioumi
VI/ AbTELM-Board'oTTrade'
yy tt oi , . fy ■ ■ y \Al hklTJUr—Boioae ■teaea’l cigar; aoao tv lately pare. tea jewfK^Ot^indae beantltnl hanging lamp# at JlfiD’-IS'tor a fall set of teeth, at Ear hart’s, 1<H Kart WaUUngtoo st. aoa AJTTKlf-Min/nery: new, e'etant, cbea^.^at
W ^QajU, W Virginia »re. |M . .. VlTANTKb—A home for a Huie girl tea rMrs old; Tsf fto''l i Tat Si3 Kaat 8Qio at. ta at %KT AMThU-obe aooaascot d. jaae tronk: mart ba TV r.heap. at M Wot WaYnut rt tmt \1T ABTab—l.lOD old cats maae as good aa aew oy YY Wm. Joi a, M viratniaat*. taa 11/hHTKU-To aell nea Boar'anS appra berrels: YY L. Krantia A Co., 11* Blake at. taa
meat ... I iiogtoast. Tl/AJ>TKli-Annie Brah. droanr ater, uaa m tyjo Yv to 1«» R Wo"l»; ah# ready for cas'oqaers. U »t.
W^r
irkD-Cas! ■ if“rii>inmg: nlgaent price paldt I rr aedrjrt tin L. Scf.'/r.l e *'Mb n-ui tmt -tkY AN Th'D—Par ilea o take part ria faraisned YY Qouw. mu * 0>rd owner*: Su N.Trni' at. to oi Al AVlitn-Par.t.r av It . t plpoea, oa pavYY men s horn ft Oo sir got Washington st aa Vx7 AKT-*'>- l.trr' , n'r - or qiaat be a bargain: apYv ply t J A Hint, 6 We« H -rliiaf ton «’,th of 1X7 Af* rKX>—Sec M. S Huey A Son’s adreUiwaient, onahorOrw peg' ,"(sanp.doom ana blinds all WJ At*TKi>-|5for afml set of tiievb at NICQO'k’l, TV SIH W. Market st : nlHre open at all hours, tt st VD'AMTli t>- »fl.Uio for three years at 7 par cent; \ tF srcprifg wir.ii SIMW W. K. Mloli » go. wo V|7AllTKis—1*ncao orinpigh pin* cats to repair TV .ard. cloan at S’epb '■■n.ii>. it Mass, arw, to tt ■\X7aNTKU- Mrs Bowen, none, wisn-ji her vv frieLfis to ipow she Cas r jternod to i33 Sheloy ■'el, city. ~ totf U7 ANTKD—Good secon<I-hand men's, boy’s ami •w ladle* c otbug, at M'». ftatce's, lit Maasa. chnw a»«; ■ -to o* aa/ APiTaD -jut tee uppjr.tmur to price our Tv atovra to yoa and make known oar tei
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nns.
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W am This— Kl»e Meaie plated parlor hasu neaunc vv stov. a, onlygiti oa paitnenta, at tiolson's: 41 Mssaacl.pyn aye. . nett ' 11/ AhTKD- Uooe ■ wlih board by gentleman and YY wile. Address K. News oShce, stating price; refereaeas fqraiatied. , 'i tn nt \\, T ANTat) - to exoi'iauge ii.one• ana city property YY fe- a drug store. Jacib t. Wrlgbt. 10U rsomi I’eoctylYaala rt. ta n liJ AMaZ-AII Who W'lh to re I tflou propouy to YY s«- W. K. Mick A Co., ii Kart Market st. CO cmera watting. (s)tt oa
^ Altl'AD—
dr yen,
wooden ware
—To sell lace curtain stretchers and . plait sundt. tabs and pou. at MetUn’s store. 5i» North mmols st . aa
APUTKt>—NHt Jiocae^ r f t or 7 rooms, on street
W^jV^S^Vorutm
l We
sen urn Bplenctd and Art i ft neat In Ue market, aabtagtoa tt. uu
ASWD-Yo^prore
goods for lees ether bods* In at. Ba rton A
ir lees money, < Uie city, at >79
Pcraeil A Med tier, a West Waatungtoa
u; AKTB1>-Large amoont. of new aonaehoH YV goods ana rarpeta on pay meat*: by the moat lenli at mas. A aadion,« Massachnsettt are, ns i •
yoa teat we aelt more oa easier terms than any to Ml Kart Washington
aas
|A/ArtTiur—Any one baying a small Improyed YY property ibat Is mortgaged taa Had a cash ymr r n < g«r < MajlMt r st t; ,PPl, W ® camTm * Bn * aJU AJITKD—1’atiebU at th» Hdtaoa DenuT Cob VV Mge: gold and stiver filUnis to ba had at oost, e*erv afternoon except Batarday and • and ay. A»aa bicck. 1> wam* Pennsylvania rt. la Wl ANTRD—By a family of il. a houa^o^^M YY rooms, located nonh of Waaningtoe st; will lease fcrairar or lotver and gfrebestof references. AdCress, fora week, Uarsnail, new offlee. and state IK^mon, ttu’i ii/ANTKD—Goid nutngs, ai.ver or alloy a iiugs: Yv et cs of nrilficta! teetn to be bed tor cost of me tertal, et Ir-dlana Dental Co lege, it Noith Pennsyl. vanta st. Kxtnactmg tree; opee from t to 9 p. m., daily except Saturday. to WJ ANTKD—Malame Ctemeaa tei la past, present 11 and future, works charms, causes ipeeay marfiag*i and brings bank absent lovers: also gives chaits of lock to aooompllsh any undertaking In borlneas; 1*1 Kaat Ohio si, tide eetraaca. tn tt
■Uba.lT*'
Light Loaf" rolh
»TTc. me lbs. m «
stra’rht grade Door la mis market, t, tt N. Alabama st. Talspbonw sss
. floor, SJo
A*, barrel, gj-
Warran'ed best srra 1
aai Van Fall tt |X7 aNTKD-Brst new nary beans, per quart, 'c.
YY i ihs mil. Sc.
RWe. choice, per pound, le; 2 pounds, 15c. A'bcrkle reffr*. fresh, per package, iSc Akroa cracked wheat or oa: meal, fresh. 4c. ana Van Part, IB North AJbeams st.
\mj awi au>—
lie for 1 eea salmon. me for l eaa brodaa ms lOe for 1 m para honey. New buckwheat tow.
New sorshum
5c fur l ib‘V sugar.
aiy ue^f^^w eaV nrtTKis- ’.J lbs gieau tied sugar, tl. YY nibs whits egcra U tagar, tt.
18 lbs extra c sugar, gi.
W lbs C tagar, tL
its far 1 ib ArbuckWT eeCee. 1 give I he best Ss roart tn W
mack era la tomato sauce.
cogbkor
Me for
goidea syrup.
~ don aew eroa sorghum.
borer. Sc per lb. > I gafioa goide
sue to Sc for 1 ganoa
• bars Anil-wash board sob?, 25c. 4 bare kT«ry Day soap Be.
: bars German soap. Be.
4 bar* eMetric Ugwisoap. Be.
libs n*l sstareh »- AS per haeral for wn
its Boaaeeor.
«M for S lb sacs While Bom fleer.
Kc for 1 ran bMekbsrrMa.
JPC for 5 Ms asw furkwheat flow. M. M Wmtams felt Boalh Ulaots st., gfir. Mf rrt;i tad Q'a. opp. Bo. i sagfas horse.
or rubile
'OK SAXJ^Safr. good order, r .
i hfap f\(lt rr*t Hafe. Pi asolll 1 l/’OM feAtk-d - 11 tM-l room, f'trnlt .r«-, fa ! *» af A . b> to.p,b:''3 West Walnut st:e-jt. ^ t.hl*'i
SaOP
^ , u o» ! lor dSe. coloring, catling and r*adj tO^T-r S’lUr i 1'2 rurnl-iLiOOl gr iarajT *1 >AF PKnV *H 1 VOk i • dii.ued. 24. N'jnii New J crier M- t3i j L left Itt.l bird ter‘ei of t4t
i SjSSS”
H -f urnUhed or nnJnnMrtied rooa*. with/:)t Virginia »r>., room .t;
_ oat bo«rd. xs West Ohio rt - m «t ” 8Ako;*t Skwrie sec.,-s.-oi.MKf-T-« up stairs rooms,, s p'-.c for !:g(i , J. ^ TB.onirson. prrw.,. v tot t’ F nonsckeeplng 671 Nqrtb Meridian sr. ta** T>IG BALK OF BO'SPs AND h.HUK'4—lA'llca'*fu I 'OK kE'-T—Turalined front room, cheap, suiftdie | i I* polish, *1 O). pebble, 95c; ballon, gt-PO, ail solid.
the southern j, / Kngiisk Foiitics. ’ I Lond<»n, October 24.—Contrary to his Uftial cuhtDm, Uladstonc, la hie speech in •the,house of comraons, list evening, reed from manufcript the pashage/In which he re- * ' *- osalble reform' of the house'of ibera’g have agreed to refriin
v.jt ^auIdtM reaijmberrdMiaKth^d a*^ ! from partaking In aby dlscuttlon of the
Which w.j V* ri term , „ { , ,
The Times, in a leading article, adv’ses
- i
i heen Urn.eel. la preUpitatoo into ihj> canvass ! 1 ^.y tf:e eoutn :’self, and to nuc ect ta n i--:e tl 4-.
CO'
erth' ! e,: ■ - -
politically, two foutti*
■S3 msmmmmmmammm
Fi"on^;4 QP ^'t ilMIGbA
* mf '- -ord/T. -r .m . nat.ou idrk. i 't)K ItfHf-Faraisned rrunt room, cneap. saltii^Se ■' <» polish, gia). pebble, 95c; barton, gV.UO, ail solid.
I' u.t'i gerrieflien. qia.Nortli Illinois st -tst! School shoes, 6"c to gi.iS, ataadard makes. - Boy* -4.. irtSP'—r-G. .--v^ .. ,w..—t'.~ »■ sbCHNi, li.sS' Tn« t»est gJ.fiU meals kip boot In the
in oiber siftles of.t^c late cotiieiieracy. elvnieat'iiicltides many men who served in tie ttlerate armies. -It uatnra'ly affiliates w:th
• onfedera!qarmies. -It ualnra the repUhlfi'ac party, and tt «e people away from the prejudlo
ly affiliates e eks to leal
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH, BUSINESS FAILURES. An Tnermetf Portj Fallom ihU Week Over Uit—Pall River Mills
i to RMumii Wotk.
New Y,.kk, tiL-tobgr 24.—Failures throughout the country In the lest eevei days, reported td R G. Dun dt Co., number in ttfe I nlted States ifv, in Cekada fht, otal 25S, agajnet 21$ last week. The In create is divided between the western, the southern, and the pacific states, and New YerkcRy. / / V
Kitll River Maoafacturers
Fan. KIvkr, Maks , October 24.—Manufacturers of print cloths have decided ta start up again Monday. The diesnttsfec lion among owners is because a part of the mills do not agree to the stoppage. The I&PU> claim to have contracts to fill nud h%Ve no right to close. The probability is that the forty closed mills will start up Mohday and run alternate weeks until there Is an improvement in the maiket. The tea thousand operators shut out^Juring this week behaved admirably. The machinery of cotton mills is much Injured by lying Idle. When a mill closes twb weeks it takes nearly a week to get the macblnery/runnlag
uni* *j. *w> vwu t « u; ,w t uv.wu. ouv u,.**- j peifectlv again. This makes U preferable ,orro^ the Times thicks, wonld be best ~to run alternate weeks rather than evevv
4
rc.iua, in Tecressee. and'l lords to pasi the franchise bill without deof.t%c late con’e<ieracy. Tals }\)aj,acd then direct Its attention to the re-
fOini of Its own constitution. Such re-
I/Oit BALK-,A full nickel cxporfLolunnla Dicycle. r W, B. Bryctt. il and 1« KartBoaUi xir**i. to x
B. Br#^
nn. good
nUbed \ddre»k
••i
yre. fiftte »g\p
C'O't BALK—bWIoo! F turn iitied A, L'lj .' i S ALB-lac V Ilrycf. f.ate c
loci "on.
lOroome. w Tl
feaioon. yewiPtflcv. tin x leyaf Mall" irtcycie. iV K 1.11 nnd 14 Kart Boatairt- mi r'
f
f/OH KKNT- Mt*ly farnlibed fror.tVoom. P New Pork ue. one door e«'l Cf Lilnoll i:
Ltlnoli it tott
|7<)K KKNT—2 deitrable anfarnUbed room*: gentleX n,Hi. and wife preferred yiN.WCt.i out in* KKhT-ti lirg*' lofurm nco room., for ilgrft fm£t2^*?ssQs* I
E**t Mirkcf itrecr. 1 t r furtliinai roonn.forhoaiekeenlnA laa it.nnio
TPOk 8A1.K—Blcjclwi f jr »*> on w <-k4v or tnSnih 1: ly pnjnieni*, :n • !•>. TU-j IndUnu '.Voeel 3!
■ ou^ene'anaar "departmeau ' Aveaue^HuSe 1 south represent* the spirit of the rebellion and Indiana u-re. . , tn h chcr'.'hes geutiments ot sullen discontent: it is h.iA. Urn great'astro;**: r, | l>erpeiually reaflinnins it> faltn In the right ation on the rpHowliig *n->- I luinerk of the ’‘lust cause," is tul! of bitter reted io be mosx »ucce»ifnl ' prom hts against those who triumphed In the
ith
r-i'
ties. Bev
Store, au Indiani
A B1 UOl OU V —M r». I \ girt'S corral icfanr*: '■is:. ItaslDCBB bc*«t ad
L lift saV.B—Tbi.- iVrR*'.! a'loruneot of .tovot :n ^ • f< r.iigt*".^:- 2 *- > -jL.y i, * t *' ' w. nwws^^o^-.'fsMen^iover^hn^nsvw'’wife I yvw^for tne n'niw;regards neicru suffrage wi t -thee’.,. W%ACo.,.’.ft^;> weibeoa j, Tj . ^ti***: maintAias (he "white itne; ...d
avowed affiliation w'th the democratic party in
abhorrence: niaimains (he ‘'white line; and is
whatever amount of intimi-
ay be necessary to pre luul personal mastery tn Lettlonab'v doinltianr.
ly-pnjmeni
.So-,Hi Lllnolt Slr>
th'z
L'Db ft^bit—k>g*n: bas-- tirstar, •' I rlnHy,’ 7- No 1 11 p'ece* of Hu^t!-* Iron pipe gMlran i - l i uni’ rcnbe'iconl Hr.|. s J5, on no, aients. ' ttj
97 K. W'a»tita'tton .in-et. ‘
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L'ClK BALK A flrsl f Isis ! * rl " desit rs or |.orki.'kc'S. c»p*< fbuu tiSxii / A t>!< bi-igxlii If.;
sr.d 70 Boulil lle.switr- i
ȣp5K I* ds:
jrn A i;
» Ni’ilefi’. grirh Ity *.2 W H>« . pi*t-
b. goster
rbnoif di'llers’, i
; pi
A Co..
P* ill^KKNT—faralsi.ed from rooir^do^a | ^BslKlNG w meie^e tun uumoei i,. consuaiert
■ : Tbls 7ncH;dcs 0 eitn? suon^Wi Incb lead°pipe, -no:
street waiher, Hop cock or box. No eaarga for J<F.nB
HI -.rnw WlU'be BlS/Je.
rV.miHw Wn»l- 'Wster rates—H^nsf of ux rooms, »5 per nnmim; r ; for ears additional room. *1 per u an ten; batorooci, —— , 43 r>er atmami ws/ar closou ga per anioni.
1/6K f:h vY A f - w .n -‘I oj from rooms m Stew-
1 irt I’.a* ei-osub rooics. isnltor, and
I iudi
••'fiSRS I SSSKWSf
ALE-An
sys only. S i as s Jadles'-ltla button boits, Cfnta*! Disk'-, » the asibn’ihhigiy low "rh • of |1 C! clunaft mure. V< Ind, ave.. Its W>»t ’lew Vork.
t'OK 8aTF F y and oUie:
4' I | SSS
_ 3L, per a»d better t.ian w^lla.
Jlo:
L’OK RJLvT-a ;>l a*Hni ffVw 1 Ht. i. gr*»lfc ana Kat, or j ar'.or rq
a'nut rt
t^ona or ertenaloaa plf Indianapoua Water
am
For new Work.
all a:
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and In the event of democratic triumph would fcc placed In absolute and usatsputea control M the government. The struggle of there publicans Is for the amelioration,ImprovetnenL ma progress of the youth, as well as of the tb- oorth. but taey are confronted everywhere and ut0 resisted everywhere by the determined and
rtfedeii by- the lords taklrg ihe initiative
ic^iLselves. _ Victor Hago Approves.
York, Octobe : r 24.—Dr. N'achtel,
wboseyHiD-ts secured the system of night nudicaNeiYl^cs at call from police stations in this c!ty,>8.trying to establish the ambulance service Inmans, tuch as exists in all the
kmefican cities. He has received
the fcllowlflg autograph letter from-’Victor Hugo: “Iti’tViYork hasicommenced, Paris whl continuekthat which you propose, and what is suggested by reason and by evi-
dence. The 1 snpeess of the
confirm your affirmation,
definite. It Is
congratulate yfm." Through the Prattle of Babes. Fleetwood, Penn., October 24.—A Ger-
man fat m laborer named John Medlar was shot dead, recently, netf here by Charles F.ppley, hie former employer of whom he de rounded payment fcppler dug a hole on
other fortnight,. The KaBroad Rate Wai
New York October 24.—Obtain bond hoideraof the Weet Shore railroad addressed / to theiUnlttd States Trutt company, trustee
/ \*
Ly ^ wWlVg m iu.Wn InduSpoi:. will Tnd ! if h» their adyantai <v to cah on a*. Hanilln A Oo., » NonbJ>eiaware»ll. at * | L''UK K
OO'". s CO . j rt; cnoup. I’.e<r i
t tjD
3* NonhDelaware st, ’ at: ‘ L'OH UKNTr-Blegant unfurnLtiwi ruoun. fiaf win- ^ arttnclal t*e:ti. at cost of, material iliould call at L'OK KgNT—' n North Meridian »t, local on otvb of '
a lUcat bn rt'et-t. a farnUhed front
New claases now forming
forever cad It not bieen reveaibd through the
artlhclai at cost of, material ah
or-.e; no charge for exi/actlng. Kememher ifn pi»ce^BooiJ*toc»^iort1j^P.>nn(iylvi«iVlijiir>|«i^^^^
t ^finXnciaij.
’I'oT.OAN- JlOCLWtiV C K. t'offln A to."
1 0 1 I ^ /r •
r i'6 l/'AN—Mone/,on cl y propony aai farhu. 1 j C K. Coffin A t y o. aa a r |’0 ho *N —’Money. »' me loweat rate of InttreaLT. 1 W Wtliiami A‘ Q. S ami 4 Vinton blocit. nt » r l'(> t.OAN -g’U.''*', i-n city or farina The very low * P*t rates C/W <.o.raach. Id Virginia ave nix r |'0 LOAN—aflU’ 10 *2,VO, 7 per cent., no commle1 alop. Jaa/N. Itoywra, 8 N, i .-aatylvanlaat. oa a 'I'o l.OAN—rtonyy.ttt low rate*, onfall pieraonai .1 property. Joa. Mayer.A Co, Ul B. Illinois at. in * DhTLOAlN—Moneyoo owl murtgage, In an, aum 1 dOalrali e. John Kidd, 20 and 28 Thorpe block. Urt epo LOAN—Private anma on depoalt Suma to suit. J e> OrlflltlnAPotta.iS^N^Peiinaylvaaia. r |'0 LOAlt —gZtP.tloo, at 6 per cent ' * 1 ub* W. K. Mick A Co, M Kart Market it. r I'0 ho Aft —On farma or city property, privilege of
1 pi epayment, tenna reasonable. j
' e z Thoa. U, Day A Co. 72 Kart Market at. T.'IKST mortgage notei nougat; .oaua tuaae on the
1 naUllment p an. oy
l z ^ Fr«ncU Smitn ft Co 9«H Kaat Market at. rf'11A>AN—Private funds, m aams tosult, at a low 1 rate of intereit Karn. or '■tt, property. _ _ oe s Stanton ft gcott, or«r Klrat national bank.
gt-riienie I *liK KJ
i rtreet, a farnti Addrt-aa N M. 1
A new cl mn core
t oa one of n. to-i orv ;
| « mu mre Sa.nrdav, -November S, at : p. m. L'uh KKNT—2 *r S p.eaaaui anforntaned roome.in A new evening .-lass for g*-fiUenien commence* " a private family, a ItWn 4 aqua-ea of poetolllce: 1 Tcrsdav, Nuvctuber U. at i p m. -encea exchanged. Inquire 253 N Llhery. tan! 1 Parenta who, prefer to nave thel* ehl'dren !n-J
ted at borne may fonu prlvate-clniaei at tbetr
referencea exchanged. Inquire 253 N Llbery. tan! ! Parenta who prefer to nave thrl* chl'dren IXjB BillrK-tii orAbort~N5^Sh-T 1, a beautlfol may form prlvate-^ln.ae. at t
L'OK KENT—Centrs], large front room, with alcove r fnrnlabnd er aufurnUhed. with or without hoard, to gt-ntleman and wife or 2 gentlemen; • nif two u fa/Miy^AddreBal^UIhn28outhrtierldlan»L^T_^
FORWENT—HOUSES.
■V-xa/a.-Vc W'Wa.A^V VWvevN^VS^Wft.-a V A AV VV^aA. NS^AWA
r*OK KKNT-rHouae, iM Kaat UMo st. 3 room* a- d 1 large-attic; all convenlencee. t t'OK KKNT—Honae of S rooma, SSS Kaat Walnut at
Inquire 341 Nurtn Liberty at t
L’llK KKNT—Houseef 4 rooma: #2 North Alabama C at. Inquire of G. H.' Swain. New« otflee. I x
L'OK KKNT—170 Olive rt, 3 rojma, pi A Ho 3-r:/om honae inquire 172 Olli
dally from 2to‘> p ra„ at the aetd I Mutic haHH*.’ Noith Pennt.lvanU at • '• — ’ fourrau*.'
eke,
uaihiH tb ur
MEETINUwt'.l a.1 r.-sa the
e Pa
: I Nrfii’ENDKNT UKPW.LU AN J 1 Judg-J. It Stmio, of Cincinnati,
; Indep. ndeot tepdMIcana of Indianapolis, at :hc Pars I theate*. ba'urday evemng. Oviober J'<af tbi LnvKa-
I tjon of thf8 Gormai; ludepcbdetita.
i fl'IlK Indepenilent republican rommktee doaire to ! 1 rnl*e IW o*|30S. to be used aolely In eontlnulng i their w rk of diltrlbuCng doeumenta. Tbeamalleat | auua are we-come. Tie accounu will be open to [ the liupeetlon of cmitrlbatota AdDeai the tr< «- urer, Loula Howland,Thttlapapolla tu nt
TO LDAK—By Alex. Metfger. No i Oftd Fellov v 1 ball: amount* from iS.Oinj t$ ♦.vi.ojo at tow In'ei er; also varlbu* amount* from feo 1 *! up ward* a; reai nalile rate*, on aufllclent real estate tecurlty. ue
illT^ho*?- 'ill David-
tn n*
yurt Kh.Ni T na x Wal
art of bouse;
t t^n*
-Sinai: nou*e*: low reoc
sr Klvera. agr. Kogll*B'4 opera hoo*e.
See list at offica. C. R. Gpffln A Co.
Bonth
t'OK KENT—Houses ana rooma.
_ u . u ‘.. _ V 1 yuK KitsY—PmiL.e oouae oi 6 rooma, 3&S TT Delaware. Lnrena Schmidt. 2* 8. Delaware uh t
yOu KKNT—Large list of dwelling*.
r an i G.B. Bradley, Si North Delaware rt, yt0K KANT—A 10 room house, with conveniences, •X tear the atate bonae: w.-ll runkto small famlde*; V Can at ^2 hoiilh.Miaalsalpr.l at. , , th tf j 4 "**'..*’ ^ —— —i; four ,
etc: foo Gr^tlla.
yv>L KhN'i—e-room house; cellar, well. .If square* n. e. of court house. See Adam YL/vvegt Maryland rt, who also rent* tenta.
yOK RENT—9-room bouse; staBle and la'se yard;
'T -lit Keileftr.tali.e ft: cheap to amatt family, to a - bSllP? A Fenton. 75 K&i t Mai ket tr.
y in URNT—2 «tiry frame tionve, 3 rhoml^. 33 JJ.
ot , Jaa! Gre/pr A Cu, 3 Ni an Indale block.
LILLY.—Of diphtheria,
Eleanor b wSK^i'*^." diffi.7er of BJl'ai<i | trrempn of just and magnenUnoon poUttce. Marla C. Lilly, in the 1 Ith year at her age. ! IK' newed cheeUnK 1 , Bat Bil prospect of that Privatetiuntral nt lb o’clock a. m. SMarday, octo- ; mult would lie defeated ana destroyed oy
i giving theold eottfh poeueaeldn of the
1 — ——- 1 naiicnal power. Among »he first, of rx PENSIONING SOLDIERS. t Hie baleful effe ts that would follow /. --—t- • ' nould be the crushing ont of all liberal pro-
' 1 iulltdcav
m-
preeldent of the trpst company. Jt ta understood, replied In e non com mi tel form to the effect that the bondholders entitled to protection would doubtless receive redress
on aim oy evi- i ' from Uie court, H they could show that they
. .he scheme will T'", eTe ,I n view of the InUer north It constitutes three-fourths oV the . confirm your slmetlon. It Is clear, It (a
effective deim'cratic strength in the na.lon, definite, It Is humane. I approve of k, and 1 °*JJ sw*. u® and In Ilia rtVAnt r>r il^mra ratir trinmr.li arimlrl i oni ratulate VOn.’’ *v CSt Shore bond' holders, the receivers Of
the roads submlttedA statement showing 1 hat since the reduction the company's re-
fine retary aayethey
policy m In the in-
terest of the property^ Tne World says the complaining bond holders are also stockholders In the New York Central, and are headed by Cyrus W. Field, a dlrefetor of the Central. The Times save a syndicate, among whom.Ia Cyrus W. Field, le considering a^iroposltion to lease the West fihoce, gukraiittelngn certain amount to the bond«P«ra.7 ( ■, 21.4^^..' -■ The PeshsylTenU Will Tahe a Hand New York, October 24.—It is bslieved that the Pennsylvania will soon adopt aa heroic remedy for the cutting of westward passeEgerraWs,going to such a price as will Insure such a large foes that any road fisanClaity weak will be obliged to succumb. -> Cooke A Go’s Assignment. ‘ Washinoxon October 24.—H. D. Cooks .VCo. nave to day made an assignment to Horace/F. Cummlfigs, o< Uie law firm-of Cummings & Baker. \ An Enormous Failure tn Moscow.
trCNDON, October 24 — from Moecotw reports t Borrlssowskl & Sons,with
lug to |3,50Q,000.
* I
hitherto triumphant sot them democracy The
aim of the democrat!* party, as I have already ^ , T ww . „ i said, is to conjoin the electoral vote* | the farm and burled his victim. The Crime oi New York and Indiana wl*h theelecto- would probably have remained concealed
!.s l d i ri. i,, tor“w ,l, *s Ensure 1 consider .lust w jiat this means, and where j would cany them. New York h*s a greater
c stake than any other state/in the Kmon In i (joh" --- ■ ss* for isdifrt, mis«c« vf>d mxiten wii malntHlningsound priuciplea of government, mar. An Investigation disclosed the muf-
i Eaiards*. -November s. »t : p. m. [ Ip upholding the national credit, in perpet ia-
whlch ttnbodies the
man:red wisdom of the past twenty years, and
in sustaining tne protective p »li ;>•. [Cheer*.;
Irdiana has a stake less than that of New
York only a* her population aid wealth are lees. The/ itliene of these two s ates com-
v ptebeii.d .What tt means to trust the national . credit the national ffnancee, the national pensions, the protejttve syrtem, and tn-*great ie-
t* i csta which are under control of the natloEal goTf-inni'cnt. to the, old t-ouih, with Ha oltternesa. Us unreconciled tem-
per. Us narrowness of vision, irt host! ity to all northern interests. Its constant longing to re-
vive an Impose!ole past, and Us absolute In
capacltydo measure the sweep and magnitude olour great futm-e [(.reat cheering ] The north y and the south, under a republican ad-'
di istration of the government, will ultimately /me into ha monUma relations. In the last ten OCIVU tt VAl Q * Wr/AiVtsg’os* 4 1 U V\ .-* « « rv vw Q rl « .
* , yniy two Hung.
St. Petersburg, October 24.—Only' two of tbe persons reported to have been executed at the fit. Petersburg ctudel last fiatureay for polltlal offences, paid the death penalty. The sentence ef both Of the women anJNif the other four officer* of the Russian army waa commuted to banishment to Siberia^ ^ . ’ . The NllejExpddltton Coat. London, October 24 —It la stated that the expense of the Nile expedition will be met by addirg a penny to the Income tax.
COJfDKYSEP BE.W$,
eeMng of National Conventiou to Recommend Amendments te the Prevent 1
system-A Lack of Local Interest
The Organlxatlon, . ' ^
The national convention of Union yetor ans, called by F. W. Haskell, of New York,
a*Hnd*>nment or th:
. . .‘.fl’juicialand Inouetr
for the purpose of taking concerted action i th( Nat-on has piospered so marveloaslysince The Eat'lonal Unlvcrsalt'st convention Is In touching pefision legislation, has drawn to } f'esjlon at PeoiU, ill. ftev. J. D. W. Joy, of the city,quite an afie^mblsge of soldiers, . don, btcauteAuch a course,i* forbidden by -I.'•Boston, beln^jirebldent.. despite the fact that it was not extensively j 'eveiy inatlnct Of-patr.ot sm us well as by every !,. In theUrtt game for the base ball chain,-
O- A. a S«u .»d other M i-'
diets’ or ganlr&tioas of .New \drk, OhlCh T^e demonstrations all alop g the line, no- If The ueW Hebrew orohan aavLm or the M^achusetts, Kentucky,yllUnols, Wtscon j * Hudson ri^?NCw Y&k Wwas dcdUa sin; Michigan and Indiana, have fieut npr# { t m!£m^JnPSli$£r ? ted fhowdfy. >lt cost ffiOO.OCO, and will ac-
>;:i>g the
iional power.
the baleful one rt that would nould be the crushing out of all lioe gi ees in thd houth and tee practical hutff tion of all that has been gained by the reconstruction laws wfiiCh fo.Yowed the rebellt'n. Tne people of Ni w York ind tha po.<3le of In: disna are noV asked to aid in bringing about that de[i orab.e result, to be followeii by Hie
reversal of the, great policies under wli’ch
rtew
Domestic.
lieceipts of hogs at Chicago to day, 21,500; tpf cattle, 6,000. ' | The Riverside penitentiary^ Pittsburg, was of the' damsged by tire thter morning. George C. Buchanan, the fugitive di.-ttIJer of Louisville, has been Indicted for defalcation. . : '' **r ■ .:A' / Oil closed to Jay in Pitfsbnrg at Tit 3 4c. Ihi llalffridge dlstrlfet wells are doing 9,^00 baxiels daffy. , V \ i ■^he^e is such, a scarcity of water along the Ohio Southern railroid that trains are
delayed for-wAnt of It.
LMIK 8ALK—A good seftond D»n<i fop delivery t i t Jss, Gro/p>- i L wagon, at 12 sad ut'ircl> M-eet. - ts » J r*OK KKI^T—UWelHarsli; ANTKD- Ligtit Spring WKgon ' dr tporfln* ^ T 165 Lsrltsve, *Rh Mai V* WSIOB.,, Andies* Klniun rtsple ' ' '
^6U RALF.—Hor*« and i Dd'coal builtifM*.
.$ t> nu , :»id
V-
her 24 —The TlmeA' dMiatck reports the suspension of J. Sons,with UabillUets amoufet-
1 A Youthful V11UI»V \ ,
I’m fade! rni.c, October 24 —The ifte4ayear old colored boy, Middleton C. Mewe, arrested last night upon | the charge of potaontng Mrs. Wright, Was Arraigned thU morning, and held for trial on the charge aC attempting to* poison a family, ft wu shown that the nurse took water frofei a tea kettle to prepare food, and almost tmntedistely was taken Ul, vomiting blood. Ah / analy sis of the coniente of the te*t kettle showed that It contained corrosive stthli'V -r r X-’(
'-"V
l. V
Aa
Ms*/.»*cLu*eU« svenp*- I
teu ITOKHLNT-l'etW ruum :n grautd door oft
to tf No. toPNorUi ilHnol* street.
L’OK SALK—We tj»ve oa L sad nun as t cveryUilng r in the CHtrlttge stui baggy line, botb new and ■econd-baad, to Offer at coat fur Uie next sixty days. C H Black, *4 8bni Q Pennsvl vabta street. un * CAC ttlFiG’K OF UAKUIAGB8 AND BU6GIK8-
C' Owing to dlsaalutli
w.-iooiiiu,«, au ana *2 ■; 0 ‘f® 60 * 0 ^ roa<J '. there. Is a. f take Erie & WeoCern, tendered the use of. • erfe ' t ; ' "it » - - ; i* * surptulng lack of Interest In the convefitlon - ^ij* yais' ohfe,of the ffnesf and most ekpenslve The general Christian missionary society F^oV^aiaja cuf 1 ' x,m m Br ' )nc<t fl0Cir office, t.e«v atd want/of knowledge concerning lu ob In the coantry, to Mr. Blaine’s party for the during the past year r<
[Lake Erie & Western, tendered the use of ’! "VliV i‘flaV* u ♦ Sa It r. QQ* crwl faL.vxnalnA
ring to dlsMlutlon at partnership, Robbins A
Garrard will »eil their new and old vehicles regardl«f» or cost Irvta Kobnlns ft Co., at old ‘ ‘ ~
East Georgia street, build, repair and
care at low rate*.
received SltV.&fii and
disbursed $13,800.’ The Congo mission was
, to‘u 1 < <lk n Ll '/'. s ,M* Kemaa ft Mo. 6 circle st jtets. While there is a suspicion expressed Btxttfew days, fend the offer Was accepted. . - ...
1^/1* KKNT-i’isnLs.'aan organa atrrom »iso to »5 by democrats that It fs a republican schems D.iNVrtLE,' III.-, October ,24.—It was II rndMsed, another missionary will be sent t^vsz^T*s3KWJBTst JS; ?:s k tt , xx , Srt 6 ,'“i.^i ei *ir za 1 •*** mU “ a °‘ ,,a w
that the meeting ts of a partisan nature, or I GafayeJ^e fot Springfield, Illinois. Ue was
China and Japan.*
re pain
land, 82 tnt wltn
IV s
t
«’,« 3g«"igS!;W.«W{-B»y,p T ,. M „ > hmUmU 1» '.»» ,(the p«L,lonU,j «i ,11 ! MO»ld cow ftw 8 ? rtnm.«M to meet . t^he .ollo»l»c tlclt«. I reiljeol^ U t . U.
AUCTION SALE.
i t-i v » vaav/ w aa* wav aa.v t • a • v-s**va vaa u t v/e a • vw * Mt-yer, St. Louis; secretary, A B. Merriatn,
TOR 8ALE OR TRADE L'OK BALKTOB TUADK^We'wro •en'oVtrade one * Of oar large, tine stallion*.- Farmers, come and - »ee us. at 275 to 281. East Washington nreet. Kalrton ft Co. uu ♦ ITOft SALK OK TKADE—Horses, buggies, carta, A lota, land, household goods, of all Lind*, sold on eaay payment*. Kalsion ft Co , 275 to 231 Bast WashIngton Street. uu * *
fi'rNT'* M'^oriuijTroarortrtTand 11 Uoneer*, ko. SS East WatihlDiH
or irieict for cssp.
general i
neer*. ko. 88 East Washington'street. Stock* cbandlse In cuy or country nougat outright
u z
soldiers was discovered bv a News reoorfer i Woi. and by several friends from Chicago, i»r,r., »w *oAto*r, », x». w. c .,.»u., soioiere wm aiacovewd nya News |ep°rter, among them Mr. Joeeph Medell and Mr. C? Untinnati: treasurer, 8. F. Strong, Cieve-
.„ t 1 he ^ K0 ,y; I B. Farwell. THe first stop this morning was at ! l*t-d. Five vice preWidepts and a board of
A I'CTIUN SALE—*hoak*. cloUilflg, etc.—1 will /X sen Saturday, at lOs.m , a> my rooma, 82 Soath Mi rlalan >trS*-t, thirty nice! new »n/1 good *t*le cloaks; also, a lot or piwnlirotur'i riotaiog, co3*!«-
f frock and sack coat a, vests, etc.
y.n k, auctioneer.
tbg of
! ernment, v could . afford, and to Its own honor ought, to close the dyors.of the I alms houses of the land against- all honorably discharged soldiers and sailors, and that j this should be done on the brbad,basis that I if a soldier ot sailor Is In need of aid the government should so prowlde for his neeestltles as to prevent him from becuiufuz a
Attica. There weire about 0,000 people | control were also elected,
around the depot. Mr. Blatne spoke briefly,
pawnbrostiv^ a-coat a, vests,
A”ss r tti5?€stl?Ilsl ^f^°%sssaw^fs& i on Monday, October-27, at W o’clock, and coutlnulog for (j. A, R posts and soldiers’ societies
be required to (.ustaln disabled men who fought
for their country, when the government Is able to care for them. They
to vi of rte receiver. William Wallace. Esq..
Fiirosdwxv. 2Vtory^r^fnbJur(xmi^snd^Iafru h™i^d%t L froa^^’o*?i!u»^-^r.;V"d sTumti^ntSi J also said that Commissioner Dudley had not assm'ssK^’^Bfa^srir , a^frjajfa^.b'/rR’WS sSKFSif.sr ^ell. two clsleroji, forts* pump, .hot and cull water, •> convenience of purchwer* from a dtftance. They P acea in caar^e oi vae pension DU^nesa, itewn furnace, loi* of cloaeta and lar^ nantry.alate ^ located tn the counties o' Marlon, ■pinton, Ham- ‘ MHl til at DO progr©tS badj^een Uli^e during r/p-a^r. we“u n ti e rr r ffi ' Xu\ » termaor °ate? ^tut *of fe^mM^m^W^bw'cMeT^ WLI irade-for oUicr smaller pruperiy, or will aell at so -i, hul s:IH on the c:*Ulogues, an/* all otber specific fetmed to be malntalneanOWCnlenitOfura great bargain tut cash. W. K. Mick ft Co., fc K.’ Information, call at our officu. No 83 East Washing- nish places foi ofttCf-seekers, and the Diy-Martc-t street, o^_ um street. hubt A MOCttanT. roll of the cleilcui force was rapidly.bee xm
N 16 * 10 **”*^ < jpu ^ a3 ^at of the pensions. They
ffOtJNU
L'GtlND—Money saved by buying attne'L'lon shoe X store, 23 East Washington rtreet. t • i l/Ol'ND—Frtd Bets’*,13 and 15 Maaa. ava. ,'* Dead- ! I quarter*for pare homemade candles. na I TNOUND—1 be largest nock of everything, on payr ment*. Born ft Co, 37 Kart Wam’ngton rt. nt a E> jT""Nt>—Gold bra-elet Owner can get •ame Ly JT paying for tnt* advertisement at New* offici-.
REMOVAL.
t* BklOVAL—Horace A. Comstock, the rv ha* removed to 23 W. Washington it.
KMOVA 1 L-Dri
jeweler uh •
K. and tfflee. 1 In * Itice. Visit*
:>r*. Haughton ft Wood, residence 3 North Alabama street. Tele phone made day or night, th s*
r paying f«>rt i tfomOTi
aaTaee n* before you tray.
Born ft Co,37 Bast Washington rt.
A at a _ !L'ftUVI>—feverirbody flndi Just what they' w.ntat tt bottom price*, at Katauw'a, 275 to 281 East Washington street. an *
I* KM jVALr^-I have
IV Baldwin's block, room 23, northwest cornMarket and Delaware strutt«, where I will be p e to tecelve mv patron*, friends and pupf fu-iv, hmil H. Ginns*, teacher of mueir
my music room to northwest corner of
* F'easad Heepxt-
to of,
Ingtoni
L*'Olli*l>—Artlft-.'sl teeth at cost, and extracting I free at the Indiana Dental College, /Stan block, 13 North Pennsylvania street. I*
NOTICE.
l ALKH’R'8 restaurant ana lunch room still
V’OUN D-The Stdendla and Art Jewel stoves are * the beat. Full line of other goods. I’urreU A Mtd*kgr, 22 West Washington rt. us •
LOST.
1 ’irtT ttm 0 ft Co* noUlln * 1,1,611 700 cumc M ***
T OST—Sersr- o or Stolen - Lj -lersey cow, wtlk dark
)ST—Strayed
•lersey cow, with dark pou and tipped with brass knob*. A her i etum -or Information iea
dark fawn colored
ints. boras turned liberal reward
to
In
for
ber iciureor Information ie*Mng to ber recovery. Call at 112 N. Meridian rtreet Indlaoapo 1*. Ind. th tt
Y Ot*T—On North Meridian rtreet, between Pratt
1 j and Four h street*, a pair of eyeglasses, gold,
with small gold chain and b<-ok. Many thanks and a
reward If taken to t>66 K. Meridian rtreet. th t Mk< K. C Aranrg.
ALKU I; s reerturant and lunch room still on i u.p; 7* K. Market »t, t I eiLLcomineni e the Slueenth annual seislon of 1 my evening cl**» In bookkeeping and PuilaeMprertlce on Mondav, Novembe'-10, at 7 p. m. For particular*, please Inquire at 167 and 16'* Bast Wa*hing on »ir*»et Chas FrrKkaoh. accountant, the! STRAYED OR STOLEN. CTKAYKD OB *STOLKN-La*t nlglit, one black »~ mare, 'i year* old. good rondtttoa. IShturti Utah, no shoe* on. rope halter. Any Inform -tion leading to I rr recovery will be liberally rewarded by M. Sell., I No-th New Jer»ey *tr«et.
STRAYED.
MISOELLANBOUa.
A NOTHING yoa want taeasy term*. Kautoa A xv Co'*. an* /TOILKT SETS oo paimeot*. Born A Co., t; Kaat X WaaMngtoa «t. ata
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Il Gbjicted to a soldier poetog as a pauper to obtain money to which he was legally eh titled, ghd aeseited that the law should be so - changed as to euabie him to retain bis manhood and demand bis just du?s, iu - stead of transforming hlmst lit into a common beggar and beseeching tha government to be generous. There was general complaint .against the present pension laws, which were compared to those of England. ‘ We want , no English laws,” said one. “My oath is good in all the courts ot the land, unless I i mm Impeached, but at the pension office It J can be set atlde at the pleasure of the oihoer. i It takes two men’s oaths to make one J that is approved.” It was /• argued | that the fact of a man’s enlirtment and acceptance should be taken as proof that he was sound at the time, as the lapse ! of twenty years had wiped out a large amount of' testimony which a soldier must row rely upon to prove dJsabinUes arising
n the set vice.
Tfcjs afternoon, the convention assembled in the park theater and was called to order > by F. M. Haskell, of New York. General J. K. Carnahan was elected chairman, and John O. Hardesty secretary. The states
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/-'OKTINENTaL COMMAMDKKY.Nrt 8. K *n* L. \ of D. B Kegu sr mee log tbi* tFrldsvtsvenlng, Ocxcber 24. 188*. A full attend Anee ts require 1, bertceu of importance. Uav. Csanb, 1IL Cum Jobs F- Fsakoi*. C of k r PKBSKAH DfcGRKa—Rewelarmeeuay of Ottvs IV Braacb IxMlae. Ko 10, Degree or Kefeekah. 1. O. O. F., tomorrow : batarday i evening. Oct. i\ at 7ft oVlock. TBs degree wo* win os Wared tn full
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New.York, Masrachusettr, Vermont, Maine, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Iowa, Illinois, Nebrarka, Kansas, Missouri, Kentucky, Indiana, Maryland, and the District oi Columbia. Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois were largely represented. On motion of Will C. David the convention voted to refer all resolutions to the committee on resolutions, wlihout reading. The call far the convention, issued by Mr. Katkell, waa then read. A committee on reeotaUons, one from each state, was appointed, with 8 B. Bar deUe, of the District of Columbia. a> chair-
man.
Bnspeatloa la the Jawalry Trade. PbOvidcsck, October 24 —News ts received here of the suspension of 8. Kopslowlch Bro. A Co., jobbers la jtwelry, Syracuse, N T, The Arm owes manufacturers in this city aui AHUbor j from f-Vi.OUO te flW.iJW.
saying thatit was too Lte for argument and tb*t the time for action is at hand. No Ofher^top wtM5 made till the train reached
Danville,* Illinois.
John Keliy ou the Situation.
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Mr. John Kelly, it is said, will within a few days leeue an address to the democratic pfirt^ of tbe country, declaring his Intention to do ail in bis power for the success of the dtihocratic ticket and denouncing Jhe stories of anything like a “deal” with the repuBJlcacs as a libel gotten up-to Injure fits reviitation. Meanwhile the boys are getting their pencils ready and waiting for the democratic i tickets to be issued In i an interview this afternoon Mr. Kelly said: *‘i am confident of Grant’s election to the
mayoralty.” f *> /
“Have jcu estimated the vote he will
probably poll I' ’ j 1
“I have cdt ficurid that out yet, but it will be an overwh<lhitngly large one. I believe the total vote yvill teach 225,000 If It does, our ticket will receiv- |faliy 100,000 votes,that of the republicans 70,000, and pernaps 75,000, and the Grace combination will come in for
the remainder.” .i
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‘•Ir will not be over that.
“You are accused,” next ventured the reporter, “of having entered into a deal with John J O’Brier, by which Tammany hall is to sacrifice (iovernor Cleveland In exchange for republican votes for Grant ” - ‘People wltl talk,you know,” replied Mr. Kelly “No combination whatever has tiaen entered into by Tammany Hall. We can win tb/s race without any outside assistance by, as 1 said before, an overwhelming ma-
jority.”
“What do you think will be the result In tbls state of the contest between Blaine and
Cleveland t”
“I can not say. but I think it will be remarkably close." *' “Doyou suppose that. Mr. B)*1ne’s v;)‘e In. this city will exceed Uiar cast for Gait}eld
four years ago
“It strikes me that it will not fall far behind it if It does not exceed tt. Yot the vote four years ago !* no criterion t < base any
estimate upon.”
! Tbe hollers of B. Scratch A Co.’s saw I rolil, at Atoka, Indian territory, exploded I yebtciday, killing three aaen—J. B Oliver, Frank Cheats, of Atoka, and John Rad-,
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, The Ohio Masonic Grand Lodge closed ' yesterday, Among other resolutions adopted was one declaring it the opinion of the body that tbe selling ot intoxicating drinks is a Masonic offense, and should dis>|iialUy any one from initiation of affiliation in any / Masonic lodge. I ' Mrs. I>r. Helen Cummings, of South Bos, ton, was arrested last night for the wilful murder of Mrs. William G. Hill, at Rockland, Maes., October 1. Dr. Cummings was called to treat Mrs. Hill for sleeplessness, and gave b<r a potion that produced death in great agony in half an hour. The Nitlonal Wrought Iron pool, formed last Dtcemher, has dit solved because of a dbagreemtnt over division of profits. Tbe Enterprise Iron woiks, of New York, owned by the p ro), are ordered to be sold and the procteus divided among the members. A general cutJn prices Is now predicted. There wereprobably 25,000 strangers present at the dedication of me soldiers’ monument at Wlterbury, Conn., yesterday. At 10:30 there were over 3 000 pefvous in Hue iitt,tr the parade ihe monument was un . veiltd. The pnsentation address was deliver! d by F. J. K cg^bury, and t ie address of acceptance by John Q’Nelj: Tbe dedlca tkn Address-was mane l»y Senator PJatt. W illiam II. Dempsey, of W ashington, it. t\, has bein indicted by the United States graid jury of the Bostcm circuit on the charge of dafraudlng the navy department He was a stationer, and supplied most of the stationery used in the different depart menfs of the CspltoL HU plan, as alleged, was to eeeureprders from the department, •nd receive payment for goods without de-
livering them.
A bill for bigamy has been returned at Rochester, N. Y., against COL K. Pratt Buell, narrow gusge railroad proprietor and contractor, whose headquarters have been at Flora, ,I1L He maraled his drat wife twentynine years ago, and last fall, without the formality of a divorce, representing 'himself as a wealthy widower, he married Mrs. Ar-
Cttca Independent* della Roes, of Rochester. Buell got wind of tnt republicans of Utica and vicinity. Issued | iiB0WU * Furelra ' *
It U stated in ParU that one of the pow-
LwvfrJ 6 merch*bts. 'and^rkDi^An 1 1 ers is likely to tale steps loosing to media-
i „ uon between China and France, with a view
to an amicable eeUlement of the present dif-
'N . v In, Belt’s Favor, l ( j> ' 'Wssif/NflToJt, Octbber 24 —The exam lust* In chief of the patent office, in ths eele brated telephonic Interference patent cate, y have sustained the decision of the examiner In favor of Bell aa to issues. A, B, C, D, K, ' F, I, J, and L, and have reversed the decUlna so far as U applied to Issue G (which lv> volves the principal feature 6f Ihe tele- L phone)'which was awarded to M cl though. and which the examiners In chief naife fs<ffded in Bell’s favor. ^ ^ - » ’Were They Poisoned' by Whisky. Teu* Paris, October 25.—Yport, in the de- , parlment of the Seine Inferkare, when the last outbreak of cholera In France has ocv' curred. Is in a bad sanitary condition. Tha Inhabitants of the place are a drunken lot, and doctors' believe the deaths which havs / been assigned to cholera were really caused by tbe cheap villainous spirits which Ue victims dratk,. Two cases of cholera occurred at St. Leonard, a village in the vicinity
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Cheap Punlslunept for Libel, i pETBiwwpRh, \ a, October 24 —John T. Pieasant, editor of the Mall, an afternoon paper published here, who waa indicted for publ ehing on the ITta of June last^ a libel ous card rt fleeting on the character of W. T. Lawrence, was convicted in the Hustings ccurt to-day of a, misdemeanor. The jury imposed a fine' of $5 and one minute la jail.
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/A 1 New Belgian Cabinet. Bhpsski.8, October 24.—It v ls said that a new cabinet haa been formed with Bemaert, minister of agriculture In the retiring cab!nti, as premier; M Thonissen becomes minister of the Interior; Bruyn, of agriculture; and Fries or Becker takes the portfolio of justice. Other places will be retained by thtfir present incumbents. Arretted for Revenue Frauds. Boston, October 24 —United States ds put? marshals y esterday, eelsed the Tremont orewery for alleged revenue frauds and ar-. rested the proprietors, Nell and Henry Kenney. W. J Ciaffv, driver of the concern, who had defaulted upon his bond la a case of alleged revenue fraud sometime ago, was also arrested. - • Good Pay for Walking. New York, October 24 —Adrian Hitt, who started from East river bridge, June it, to walk to California on a wager of $3,000 that he could make thirty miles a day, and is now on his way walking back on a wager of $4,000 to reach New York In ninety da rail« has gained twelve pounds while on tbe .tramp. Frost in tke Bonth.
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Among the signers are Lewis Lawrence, ExJudge William J. Bacon, Colonel F. A. Eastman, (editor of the Dally Press), Hon. C. J. Evertif, John E. Bracdigee, Henry D. Plxley. Charles W. Mather, and other leading
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Will ttroUnaiy Mealgn. N*w York, October 94.—L. /. Phffllps, the republican nominee tor mayor, says he wtll probably decPaa the nomination.
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Tbe duke of Qtimberlaud has Isetud a piccLit *1 Ion as.-umlnF the government of tbe IHirhy cf Bmnswlck, and reserving the right to issue the necessary orders ta rota ttor tn oaths of allegiance. Heaays he Intends to govern the country tn accordance with the impartial and prortnet*! cocstittiUoa
Too afurh Dredging. Washington, October 21.—Chills and fever are almost epidemic in parts of this city, owing to the dredging of the Potomac. Two thirds of the employes In ths state, war, and navy building are on the sick Hat with malaria. Indications. Washington. October 23.—Tennessee and Ohio vallev, continued fair weather, variable winds, higher temperature. Lower lake region, threatening weather with local rains and snow, southwesterly winds, higher tens peiature. Prance’s Necessity. I’aiiiI, October 24 —M. Jules Rocker ha* la d a preposition before the Budget committee to tax religions associations three per cent, on their Incomes and to reduce tha subsidies to railroad . In* ports of Bpocle. Wall 8trebt, October 24.—Tha Oregon, sailing from Liverpool, to-morrow, takes out $800,000 to Brown Bros, ft Oo,, New York, and 1800,000 to the fegak of British North/imflrtcan
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