Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 85, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1885 — Page 5

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL TlIUltSDA MORNING MARCH 2 1885 5

LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

The Appellate Conrt Bill Indeaaltelj Toatponed In the House. Paisa?e of the Bill Providing Money to Complete the New 8tate House Other Notes. The Eenate jesterdaj rawed a bill appropriating $3, 18 1 CO to xeimburaa the city of Jndiauapolii for money paid out in coaatxnctlng the Female Reformatory sewer. The House yesterday euapended the constitutional rule and parsed the Senate bill fixing the tine for holding court in the Twenty-fifsh, Twenty-eighth and Forly-lxth Judicial District. Hon. Thomas Eoban wai a caller on the Democrat last night, and spent the evening tr ith a party of frind3 in thb oSice. Mr. Hoban has done all within Iiis power to hasten legislation and bring about an early adjournment, Iii all in Tain. Shelby Demo ciai. Senator Fanlkn?r yesterday presented a petition sign d by Urs. Jtmsa L, Benham, Ura. Charles White and Mr3 Colop, praying the Senate to pa?i tbe bill requiring the leaching in the public school of the enects of alcohol and narcotics upon the human system. The Appellate Conrt bill iraa called up yesterday, on a motion to recommit to a special committee, with instructions to strike ont two of the three courts therein ?roTiled for. The motion to recommit was aid on the table, and the farther consideration of tbe bill indefinitely postponed. The Governor signed two bill3 yesterday an act to appropriate money to pay the expenses of the present Ecs.iDn of the General Assembly, and directing the manner of its employment; and en not to amend Section 2'jO of an act entitled "An act concerning public ofTencc and their punishment." It has been reported and published in the Journal that representative Smith, of Warrick, was circulating a petition askine for a Trustseahip cf the Soldiers' Orphans' Home. Tbia is a mistake; Mr. Smith is asking that the Trustees appointed dec: him Superintendent. Mr. Smith 13 every way an excel lent gentleman; was fcur years a soldier, ip ht months in a rebel prison, and is now a minister and a man of many good qualities. The Minute. The Honso bill, requiring the effects of alcchol and narcotica upon the human system to be taught in the common schools of the State, came up cn a second reading in the Senate ytsterday. An amendment bv Senator Foulke, that after September 1, 1885, Dbysiolegy and hygiene shall be taught with . specal reference to the eßfets of alcoholic drinit, EiJinnlants end ncrcotics on the human system, ttcs adopted by a vote of -t to 11, and the bill was ordered engrossed. The bill to provide for raisiDg money to -Complete the cow State House came up in the House at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, being the epeclal order for that hour. Mr. Mock, of Y.'elJs, offered three amendments, all of which were adopted. The first makes an appropriation of $300,000 for the work this year. The second provifles for a temporary lean of $3CO.0C0 to anticipate the twocent lax levy, ted the third appropriates 1.-0,CC0 to fnrnith the building when completed. The bill, which really became a new one when thus amended, then passed. RAILWAY MATTERS. Commissioner Fink Saya Something Relative to the Trunk-Line Pool Other Items. The oOice ot "train agent" on the Wabash lias been abolished. So say conductors. The Vandalia will run through trains between Lake Maxinknckeo and this city this summer. It is quite probable that lbs I., B. and W. will put its ground south cf the Vaadalia depot to noiRQ use this Eummer. The Uee-Llne folt3 are making better time than ever before ta Eastern points, and the jeault is a havy passenger business. The eigrnl towers at tho Rait crossing east of the city aro doing goal service, and have never tctn out cf tlx einco they were put up. JL R. Dericg, General Passenger Agent of the Jeflersanville, Madison and Indianapolis Road, will retnrn from his trip to the Sunny South the first of nt week. Some of the members of th9 St. Louis Pool, it Is said, do net consider that Institution broken up. and they still live in the hope ot bringing the Vandalia back into their midst. It to not Improbable that a readjustment of percentages will be made before long, and figuics ara bung obtained Irora Commissioner Fink to prove how far wrong or right the Vandalia 13 in its deca&nds. Commisaioner Fink, like many other prominent and sensible railroad men, is of the opinion that a breakage of the pool "would not necessarily result in a demoralization cf rates. He thinks that there Is a disposition on the part of all road3 to maintain rates, pcol or no pool. The suspension of poolitg, he eays, would not interfere witn the present organization of the joint Executive Committee. Tho organization is a necessity entirely independent of pooling. It is a medium for sattliDg questions of all kinds arising among roads competing for and interchanging business. Instead of forty or fifty iöads endeavering to transact i)OSlne3 with each ether, which is almost an imposibility-, they transact it through one cilice. This plan has been found so convenient and eflcstivotte roods will hardly retort to the old methods. Mr. Fink says there is no more danger ct high tariffs. The danger is that ttey are too low. TUET WALK THE PLANK Tbe Adams Expreea company Discharges Three of Its Employes. The Adams Exprtss Company of this city hsi just discharged three of its employes, John O'Hara, Jarcx3 Canada and John Polk, and tbia incident has revived interest In the matters connected with the disappearance of a ? f-00 express package cn the night of De cember 31. It will be lexembered that O'Hara was kept urdsr surveillance at the Denifon Hctus for tro or three days, and then locked up in the tUtion-house, he being the man who carried th9 package to the dipot on tbe night of Its disappearance. Two or three daja later the missing package waafonnd in the tafe at the depot, and the theory would rave obtained that it had been ot erlcoked had noi the eafa been thoioaiü

searched tome deren or more times. When the package was found O'Hara was released acd reinstated in his position as clerk and the matter was thought to have dropped out of sight. An cccaional rumor, however, was heard that the Express Company wai by no means tathGed with the return of toe package, and that a detective was still en gaged upon the csfe. It is not known that anything was learned through this agency, or that the Company has bad any grounds to snspect the parties, who havebeen discharged, with any criminality in connection with tbe temporary lose of the package. However, they no longer draw wages at the old etand, thengh when released from the station-hcuie and reinstated in his position it is eaid that the Company agreed to give O'Hara constant employment in consideration that he would not sue for damages for false imprisonment. Canada was the clerk who found the pscVa? after it had bean placed in the safe, and Polk was the porter. AMUSEMENTS.

THS Ai:i:OTT orKA tOMTANV. This core pany gave their closing performance last nigh 1, prodecirgr cemlramide," when the fciih-vrater mark of the sr.ori caon of fnslish opera was reached as xcgards. sec lie, dramatic and musical aTcct. Doisiui, of all tho Italian composers, Bellini himself not excepted, is the chief of fiorid writer?. othe:; revel is such luxury of beauty, nor "apln oat the lac9of glistening scales' with such a succession of surprises In meloly. Mils Abbott was apparelled end bejewelled in all the splendor belonging to a Pabylonlsh court, wcarlns tome very cotiy drefscs, from the hands of a noted Parisian nu distc. She sans tbe tcore and gave an Impersonation with sufficient fidelity to rack her very hijh In the realm of vocallstn. T!:e timbre of her voice is a magical blending of soft tcnchrr.es. The beautiful "Belragglo," at tfce c'otc of the firs; act. was a brilliant efTort, tbe embellishments and exquisite ptras-ins were marvels of execution, and as much can bo taldcf tho duos of this and tho succeeding actr. Thia otera D in fact a "duet opera," whkta. by rule of multiplication, ought to be tw:cs f sccod as a "aclo opera." Miss Anuandale, who tii': with erf at confidence, render?! tho Tart of "Aiace" in an artistic, refined and forcible way, although her voice is not I aliy adequate to the excessive demands of the score. Other parts were generally creditably taken. The chorea did uplenrtil work, especially in mars e fleet-: the closing ef the first act was a erand triumy h, in all of which the larsje orchestra.under the direction cf Sic. Tons!, fully shared. The opera wta luxuriously equipped, and inuca Ingenuity expended to illude the spectators, 'lue production of 'i-emiramido" reflected great credit ou the enterpiise of tho brave little woman a: the head of tbl arganization, whoso efforts have met with quite an ovation, and Indianapolis Ft nas afttr her the fullest mcaauro ef guoi wisher. i:p.icw a wnON's m:ntff.ls to nimit. Tc pi2ht, at the Grand Opera House, the most popular minstrel organization in America, Barlow t Wilson's mammoth troupe, will give a single pprforcarcc. No lover of minstrelsy should fall to embrace the enly opportunity ot the season to see this great combination of burnt cork talent. ThecoiEPEDybas a National reputation, and includes all the best performers on the mnstrel sfae. Iho programme will be one of unusual strength. In the first part the tea eoaictdians of this well-known troupe will appear. Their names are well known to tbeater soeiF. and they a'oaa can give a monster entertainment. Milt Harlow, Geoijro Wilson, K. M. llail. t'arl llankin, Hugh?? Jicurhcitv, ('bancs Goodyear. Biliy Urlttin, Eldie Marks, Hairy McKisioa and Harry Crawford ere a coterla cf eomcdiacs 6s!dom found in anv one minfctrel company. In the o'io V.. M Hill, GrilEu and Narks, o corse Vilsen, the "tour Aces," Hugbey Douehcrty, Cart Kiunin, and Adams aud Care v wiii appear. Tho aruus'.n cllruex, entitled "The fckatins Ttiur," and a burlesque on Fanny Davenport's Ffdora," will also be introduced. For an -veuiag of enjovmeut wo advbc ycu to go to the Grand Ooera House and see Lurlow & Wilson's Aliusirels to nishi. I'opnular prices rule, and tho sale hast already beta very larse. THE RHEA SEASON'. To morrow night at the Gracd Opera House the popular society ttar and emotional actress. Mile. Khca. will open a br'el season. Lar?e and fahiocab'e audiences attend ail her performance., aud 1 er plays deal with the woes and p!uanes, tbe pathos and comedy of the "upper ten." The opt nine bill will be Sardo is new comely-drama. Arcadia." 'ine story deals chieuy with the complications which grow out of a youne man with the wife cf a baron who is oider than herself. The wife's aister la in love with the young man, and Is beloved by blia In return. The jealous husband euspecta the worst, and his suspicions at last find a justification when the supposed lover is found in the house: but he excuses his presence there, which wss really for the purpose of saving tLo wife's honor, by confessiug that he cam 3 to rob. The troth is at last discovered, and all ends happily. This portion of the stor7 is told in terse, crist and animated dialogue, aud the wort of translation generally has been done in a creditable and e flee live mauuer. "Camilla" will ba givca at the Saturday matinee, and "Tho American Counters' Saturday evening. The last pla is by Mr. Howard Carroll, and is purely Aruericau in tone and color. Incidentally it inUbt be Fa'.d thit the wardrobe of Ml!e. Kiiea in tl.ii piece is cabtly aififuterb. bavins been originally intended for the Queen of Holland. "CINDERELLA" AT KNGLtSIlN. GcO'l business seems to be the rule at English's this week. Low prices ana a good show is no doubt tho reason for it. The juveniles In their little but sparkling operetta aatonish tbe audience with the ease aud grace they play tneir several partr. uaby Clara, only live years old, is a paragon of beauty and intelligence. Never before has uch a wender appeared on the stace as an actrc?s. Kicbard, only one year her senior, shares the honors that are so lavishly bc&towed. Tho rest of the company are excellent, Thewardroba and reentry nt ed are equal to any. The specialties in troduced between acts are more than worth the low price of admission to witness Next wee the Amy Gordon Opera company bold the baards in a series of lieht and catchy operas, "Pirates of Penzance," "Mascotte," etc., etc. Our baldheadea citizens should prepare themselves in advance with front-seat coupons in their pockets acd Lacgtry waves to conceal part of the nakedDS ot their craniums. NOTES. Yatinee at the Zoo to-day "at 2. 'Eaby Venus" matinee at the Dime Museum to day. Hollywood children "Cinderella" matinee at Ergib h's to-day at 2. The Amy Gordon Opera Company will bo at English's all next week. McCaull's Opera Company in "Folka" will ba the attraction at the Grand the last two nights of next week. Mr. C. L. Durban, In advance of that charming little American artiste, Minnie Maddern, who returns to the Grand In "Caprice," on Wednesday and Thursday evenings next, is in the city. Tbe Dirae Museum was packed to overflowing again last nhzht, and everybody was delighted with the show given. "Baby nus" is the marvel of everybody. Saturday afternoon a children's grand trellah bonbon matinee will be given, with Colonel Cooper, the giant, presiding. Local Courts. surasroR court. Room 2.-Hon. D. W. Howe, Jnflge, Frank: Wright vs. City of Indianapolis. Damage?. On trial by jury. Etate ex rel. Reed' L. Sullivan vs. Richard Smcck. Mandamus suit. Cause dismissed, necm 3 Hon. Lewis C. Walker, Judge. George K. Barnhart vs. I., B. and W. Rail road et cl. 8nit for damages. Judgment on verdict for 5S.IA-U. Alex A. Thomson vs. Georg 8. Cartlngton. Bait on notes. Jcdgni&nt for $333 40 Oliver W. Vorhis, trustee, vs. George W. White. Foreclosure. Dismissed. t VaHnnal liink of Knt2htstown vs. I Mary J. Greenlief. Foreclosure. Finding lor plaintiff. Henry Moore, tru-tee, vs. Levi S. Campbel. Butt on note3. On trial by the Court. CETiilSAL COCKT. Hon. Pierce Norton, Jude. 8!a!e vs. Samuel D Porter. Assault an J battery with intent O commit rape. Ver

dict of guilty and sentence of ten years in the State Triton. State vs. Charles "Wilson and Go:gs White. Fetit larceny. Sentenced to the State l'rieon for two years. State vs. Edward Richardson and Jamei Richardson. Fetit larceny. On trial by tbe Court. AX E.VJOrAiJLE AFFAIR.

Fifth Annual Meeting, Entertainment and Banquet of the Alumni of the Physlo-Medlcal College of Indiana. The fifth annual meeting and banquet of the Alumni of the Physio JdedicU College of Indiana, was held in the College Hall on Indiana avenue last night. Resides the Alumni a large number of physicians and their wives were in attendance, andtheoccaelon'waa an enjoyable one. Before the entertainment began there was a Business meeting of the society, with Presirent B. F, Chile in the chair. The minutes ef the last meeting were read by Secretary Painter, after which partial reports were received fror the Librarian and Treasurer. A aet of very fine charts, the gift of Dr. Keatb, was then presented to the society by Dr. Hasty, who, in making the presentation rpeech, dwelt particularly upon th goDd traits in the doner's character, and said that he had at ail times endeavored to farther tbe interests of the Physio-Medical Society. The speech was heartily applauded, and the so ciety accepted tte gift and tendered a voro of thanks to Dr. Keath. The following oSi cers wire then elected by acclamation.; Dr. CL N. Harold, Itichmond, Ind., Pre&ident. Dr. '. D. YVoodard, city, Secretary, laura 11. Jennings, Bushton. 111., Librarian, Dr. S. 2L White, city. Treasurer. The graduating class then proceeded to elect W. T. Carmikle Vice President, and after transacting cocsiderab'e unimportant business, the business meeting adjourned. The newly elf cted President was escorted to tbe chair by two members, and mado a very brief bat hsppy eddres?, thauklng tbe society for tbe honor they had conferred upon him. The entertainment began with a violin pole, piano accompaniment, by Miss Alma White, which was followed by a concorina 80:0 by Dr. Rebort Waide. Dr. E. W. Ellis was to have delivered hi3 annua! address to the society, out owing to business engage ments could not be presant at tbe meeting. The remainder cf the progiamme was as follows: IManaSolo Mrs. FiorencsMeek. Violin Solo, I'ikuo Accompaniment Petit FantaMe Italiene Miss Alma White. Tin Whistle Solo Robert Wat3e. M. D. l'wnu fciolo Die Frelshutz Sydney Smith .Müs May Miller. Social. riano Accompanlif Ml May Miller. Following the entertainment refreshments were served, and as everybody had good appetites the self constituted waiters members of the society were kept very busy. The refreshments consisted cf cafes. co2ee, chocolate, iruit?, nuts, etc. a, j PERSOINVVLi MENTION. Colonel Jack Haverly and wife are In tbe city, itnes'.s of the Bates. Bates House: Mrs. W. R McKeen, Mrs. H. C. Foga, Mrs. R. D. Diggs, Mies Annie E. Keen, W. R. McKefn, Jr , George E. Pagb, P. Shannon, Terro Hau!c; L. F. Warder, Jeffereonville; Samuel Boro, Lafayette; J. W. Sansbury, Anderson; John W. Kern, J. O. Henderson, A. F. Arni9tror?c, Kokomo; Chailcs 8 Mataon, Brazil; NV. J. Craig, Bluffton; T. Logan, wife and daughter, Richmond; Charles R O'Diuald, Loginsport; W. C. Niblack and wife, Vincennes. C.iP. Tulley, Bloomington; J. D. Saaveley, Richmond; Thomas Klinch, Jr., Winchester; Miss Mary Wilson, Cbarlotteville; C. S. Talbot, Marion; Lon M. Neeley, George W. Spilker and wifo, Mr3 Mary C. Hamilton, C. S. Westlake, Henry C. Klin, Mancie; Mrs. Alice B. Smith, Lafayette; W. A. Pickens, Spencer; W. H. Lewm, South Band; M. Reynolds. Bloomington; Frank C. Paj'ne, Greencastle; M. T. Ganangh, Loganeport; W. T. Manin, Fort Wayne; H. Saow, Greenfield, are at Hotel English. C. B. Cole, Ssymonr; A. A. MllUgan, Muncie; T. S. McKiule, Maurice Thompssn, Ciawfordsyille; J. P. Coulter, F. A. Slater, Aurora; Gcdlove O. Behn, Wni. M. Orth, Lafayette: Dr. M. C. Drake, Ladoga; W. J. Hcberd. Vlncennes; T. J. Charlton, Plainfield: R. W. Mires, J. M." McGee, Bloomington; Sara B. Sweet, Fort Wayne; S, D Baker, Henry Drover, Huntington; George W. Con radt, Andrew Wer, Jese 8. Zorn, W. M. Trent, Peru; John Dow and wife, Brcokston; Rev. F. G. Lentz, Tipton; E. C. Miller, Lafayette; nenry D. Grash, C. S. Hook, E. M. Tajrsey, Union City; John G. Heini. T. S. Mocre, George E. Firringfon, Terre Haute; James S. Hopper, A. G. Tlllotson, F. D. Jone?, Michigan City; Reuben Daly, Jefferson, are at the Grand Hotel. Building and Loan Associations, The delegates from the various building and loan associations of the city to the number of about twenty-five, met yesterday evening and were addressed by Mr. Seiden sticker on the subject ef the loans affecting the institutions. He said ths general bill before the Legislature had passed bet the special bill is now pending. He said the present law is oppressive because it discriminates against the associations and in favor of the banks, and be was in favor of a better law. Mr. Frenzel thought the present law good enough. The only question is how the taxes shall be paid. If the assessors do their duty tbey will call upen the stockholders, and then assess them as reported. Albert Baker aho took this view of tbe matter, after which Mr. Seidenitlcker again arcsa and defended hi? position. His speech was ordered printed, and a copy of it is to be furnished each rnembar of the Legislature. The Scottish Bite Convocation. Yesterday afternoon at the Scottish Rita Convocation Sariah Council of Princes of Jerusalem, conferred the fifteenth and six teeth degree?! With the following working cfiicers: Grand Marder Charles W. Wrteht. Deputy cirand Master Austin H. Brown. Grand Warden -Henry C. Adams. Junior Grand Warden Henry H. McSaJTey, Master ol Ceremonies Frank T. Holliday. Almoner Charles F. Meyer. Master of Entrances Charles L. Hutchinson. A large number of Ohio members arrived during the afternoon, also Bever&l from Michigan and Kentucky. Last night the Chapter of Rceo Crclx carried the work for ward to the. eighteenth decree, tnd there were several additions to tho clasa ot candl dates. The annual banquet was a grand aüair.and the musical prozrarmne excellent, including "Te Deum," "Gloria." "Holy, lioiy, xioiy, ' and several other chants. Attempted Suicide. Alice Long, colored, living in the Black fürd Block, attempted suicide last night by taking morphine. She came near succsslic, bat her heavy breathing aroused auspl

cion and Dr. Perry was called, who putnpel ber out and finally restored hr to conscious neffl. She is asingle woman, and her a: tempt at self-destrnction is said to bs tbe result of a lovers' quanel.

Phil Th-.mi)ou oa Hu Defeat. ( Cleveland Lea 3er. i PhilThorapson wai standing in the Rigns House latt nicht talking toa group of friends about his de'rat. A well-built man. with a ace 89 roBy as that ot a miiicciai i, aul a complexion as clear ss that of a bvjy, he iss the mcst modest and mcs. winning man ners cf any man in Washington. With bright black eyes and teeth lite ivory ia heir whiteneEP, he talks in an una'suming manner, and has scoros of friend. Thera nothirg cf the braircadocio or lmllv about him, and strangers are surprised when they ere tolu that this is the man who shot Davis, and who has in his thirty-o ld vcars killed several of his lellosv-nieu. His defeat Lere did not eeem to worry him any more trau does the fact cf his having killed Davis, and that means not at all. In ?p".tng of it he aid: "I have 110 doubt tha; Mr. Miller is a very fine gent.'eman and that he will make a good oiiicer. I couid tea tnat it was not in my cards to win a week tgr. You snow they have been c- argmg v:tu fox ing the hired lonbvistof Iba whisky men. Well, I thought I wouM po over and fee Mr. Manning and tell him tbe truth ab jut tho matter. I called upon him andioid h'uu wtat I wanted; that 1 Miprceed he had 3"en be ctarg?s against me in the rap-rs, and that I would like au interview o c j plain them. He told me he did not read the papers, but that he would be glad to see me and talk with mo if I wished t. I couid easily tee that this was a polite way cf telling me that he did not care to alk with me about my appointment. A hort time after this I went to call upon ths President with Mr. Carlisle, and while there I told Mr. Cleveland that I would like to have him accord me time for an interview. He put mo oil. and this convinced rr.e that my deg was dead.' It was within a fow davsof the time for appointing, and I very weli knew :f Mr. Cleveland aad Mr. Man ning wanted Mr. Thompson to ba tueir Kevenue Uommisaoner they wouid want to have a talk with im. My friends ttill kept assuring me U;at 1 would be appointed, but I kne .v tho guuie was up, and that I had OEt." The LjoomtiW In Winter. Mechanical Eusincer. A locomotive cab in wiuter is a dreary p'ace. Jt ia rad m cavtirn, but oa a winter night, wben tbe snow tla fast, the ico-no-tive cab is e gocd place to keep out of. Even n the day it is impossible to see auy thing if a snow storm prevails. The rails run ribt up into the air. Nothing can be seen ahead but a jumpin- cli place. The windowa are frozen up or covered with snow, and from innumerable crck3 and crevices around tha tbe floor where it joins tbe boiler came draughts that bite and sting. The engine caws like a cow haugh, hauch, now fast, tow slow, according as the drifts cover the track or nrcover it for a brief epte, and veben it strikes a drift it throws tha snow in blinding deeds all over itself, just as tbe t-pray flies over a vt:Ee! shipping a sea. Tne truck 13 rou, for the fiost has disturbed it, end the rgtne lurches ahead, staggering to ai'd fro like a drunken man. There ate few mere imprcesive srectaclea In this wcrld than a powerful locomotive labcrlBg tbrcugh a heavy snow storm. To ice observer bes'ca the track 1: looms no tbrench thfRioom treunendou and awful. The locomotive seems tte embodiment of the Death Angel, moving swiftly and uci??-e-ciy. The saow has mulded the whir cl the rolling friction of tbe wheels on tha rails, and tbe train glides by ?iketbe un9ubitautial pegeant of a dream. With its biack breath, its 8BCit8 of fire. V9 hoarse voice, it 13 trolly Acciljon, tbe destroying angel, and the man must be unirupms'ble indeed who does not feel a thrill at its advent. the Keason. (South Fend Times. 1 JVim nt nnr T!rnhHrATi friindfi ppftm Irt feel particularly acrimonious toward Vice President Hendricks. The reason for such foolinof t firnt: hlTTh hTcv RriTiarfint. Thote who know Mr. Hendricks personally have a special admiration for his character. lie is at once a Die, learned, rennea, pousnea, Ihn hre ath nf pcandal. dibanor. or dis honesty has never jet presumed tu deül hu good tan: a. as uonkrrtesman, as usnu Lomrr.iV'rnf r. ss United States Senator. &s Go7erncr, he has b-en a credit to himself and au honor to the Siate. As vc) I'ret-uient ns ilW.rniiit hloiitlf with nnel d'' tnct'ftn. as he would in auy other po lt:on to which . .- . . 1 vi a he ötate or rsation nr.snr can nun. as a awyer, a debater, an orator, too, he has few pc-err. it is crservabie, also, tnat quite a large majority of tbe people ot the State rerjrri7f and annrpciata thp?a rara onalitiei'cf Jar. Hendricks, as his frequent eitctlons to clhce with large edds against him abundantly attest And herein, most likely, lies the tore and vindictive feeling of our Repub- - tr-rr- 1 lican iriencs against nioi. lie is a nam hrirr to TOl'in. A thfl hiTS AT. r'er.firAÜ V when he atart3 for it, he gets there. Th?y know his etreegth and would hound him down, and there lies the run: Mertrs. Gough & Egsn, the well known borsesboers at 40 South Pennsylvania street, have bad thir establishment rebuilt and are prepared, with increased facilities, to do a'l work offered. Mr. Gough, who is considered a genius in his line, Is just completing an order for six sets cf tine bar shoes for Mr. Joseph Tha j er, a prominent horseman of Columbus, Ga. C. K KBEQELO & WHITSETT, Funeral Directors and Zmbalmers, No. 77 North Delaware street. Telephone connection to office and residences. Carrlaces for Weddlnjts aad Parties. COAL, 00D Aim KINDM. Price of Wood Reduced. YARDS: 475 E. Sid. and 183 E. Market. Telephone 56.

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WDIGKSOHSS? TO-fllQHri TO-IIIGHT! Thuisday, March St.-OHE MtillT OKHl M . . . - . BarlDW & Wilson's Mamiaoib Minstrslsi TT T r?I7TT xr i " wu... ... .. ....... ...... :. a . i i;unii..jiij i J.VUI.J, A BUM I II U V4 M A L Sim lot 1 Or S n r. 1 C I t M t . x be tccured at the bjx-o2ice. ÜTID A I Fridavanä Saf.rJay s'il eAtnr- I run 1 ililOfl . day Matinee. Mrcti jTan J vs. riluA Engagement of trio Diuujzui ,hel .-utianal SOCIETY el AK, 33L ü Friday 'ARCADIV:(A. Danfcroiw Game.) Haturcay Matinee -OAVILLE.' &atnrday Night "AN AMLIÜCaN COCNTESi" erSa'e of feats now in vro'oisattlisbox-oilice. Pfrforniante Eym) AFtfriiton and frgat. HOUSES CROWDED! G RE AT SUCCESS '. OK THE HOLLYWOOD JUVENILE OPERA COMPAMY IN TOE BEAUTIFUL FAIRY SPECTACLE, Admission. r t f a r.eeerred Feats, L 2 c extra. ONE WEEK, Cour.ecclns Monday, Mirch 33, o t i o iv COIIIC 03TT3XTL-Ä- CO. MERIT? TAN' RINK1 POLO ! POLO ! Seeons! Gsme of ti)o Dorics fc'a;urday Evaulcg, Marc! '.6. ADJXfftSION. '. 10 Cents. Monday, Tuei Jay snrt -ne'.n'if.day, Mirch ;'0, 31, and April 1, LK AGUE O ,V 3JC M S . 3ISACCTIE3 (lafavPtte) vs. JILltlUUXS. GÖLLE0E AVENUF. fliHK FRIDAY EVENING, lf H';H'27. FX.OK Ali JL ltTY. Each iady present will receive a bouquet. Music every livenkg and ?itur1ay Mitine. BROWMI'IG & SLOArl, DHUGGI Xe3 , AND ViLA.LX.L2 IS Rns Ferter? r&t Mat Arnclss Labia's, Colcatc'6, Lnndhorsr'? and r.lcicier' Tino tstrfcCta, ücautra IniTX?rted F;rlr:" and German Cologne, Florida and Lavender Waters, ?ine Teilt i .oay-B and Snonc;rj, Tootn, lla'r, Clota and Nail BruEiica, and all articles suited far ttie toilet at tbe LOWEST FIGURES August Erbrich, eOLH AGENT F03 AUBOBA LAGEE BBSS, S20 SEt3 222 Csaih 3Slvr Si. Type -Jritrs--vCrr.. FULLY WARRANTED. lfö?.T75Ir neniinton" may return C. 0. D. J; ;jLjL within o9 days if unsatisfactory. j-rT--' - Full lino of Suppiiis: ribbons, carbon, Type-Writer Paper, part, etr.. on lianA, 17 Potith Meridian Rtrt. Condi? Hlock. D .A. BOHLEN &. SON, ARCHITECTS, rut v?S2iwa IKDIifTAPuLIS, Uli). Tfrlf nb one 744. SF.COKD GRAND EXCURSION to New Orleans and the World's Fair. The Great Excnrt-lon etearner BIG 8ANDY will leaTi Cincinnati Tuesday, March 21. at 5 p. m. v ill remain in New Orleans aix day. Fate $75 for the ronnd trip, which Includes board in New Orleans. For rooms, write or tcleßTanh C. M. UOLLO'-vay. Enperintendent biz Sandy and Poaeray Paciet Co . Cincinnati. O. FIKAHOIAI. MONEY At the lowest rate of Intcret. J. Y?. W ILLIAMS A Co., S and 4 Vinton Bloc a. TO LOAN We have S5,tiT0 to Joan on Indianapolis real estate. 11ENRY COE & CO.. 13 Martindale Blocs. 3? TO LOAN Money with prtvTre or propay ment: tema reasonable. TH03. C. DAY A CO.. 73t Fat Markat atreet. Indlanawilia. FOR RENT. FOR RENT The finest busine3 room In town; centrally located; anlendid opportantty for live dry cords man. For particulars addreta M. SCHLENCK, Oxford. -4 TO LEASE. TO LEASE Ilotel, wlta bar attachoi; good location near Union Depot; all fixtures for aale. Address HOTEL, this office. marS-lrneod iooa, $1.22 1-2 1.12 1-2 67 1-2 62 1-2 L-iii n.

3USNSS CARDS, Tkr Ariri rej,rf.eitti btUi are tt tV.VkiH oy.d reli-'j'e 'n the city irf ,u':r?lj rt-rthy vf the j'iitruNjc of Sif"vf rei.!tr. H'tJU-AhY ASD DRUGGIST. IU. E. D. PORTER. 5? tOTith Tilinol St. Dr. DcDdj'g Cfcerry Couh Cure. Fasp'.o fre.

A K11F1CIAL TLKTli WITHOUT A I?L-LrFlu. At S6Vi Ecst Washington ttre-u Kefcrenff s lren to parties wearing then;. W. Jr'lsllK. id D., tili: srrciAi.isT, S5 Iorth Delaware frtreet. Cftlre Days: Tr.ursday, I'rKf y n l 3ti:riiy. JALLAKD'S lOiTLAU 2C13 CLJu Orders from Churc'u. Festia:, Tarl'a. Picnics, and Adjoining Tovrn3 prompny auiil. Cresrr.cry, 1C2 North Delaware. Tclepaome 4'0. QaAiiLia A. IiCOU, jzsiGrrtAVji oiv wooi? tsy& rast Manet street, cpprclic P-;tcncr, In alma polls. In 1. QUAS. II. E HOVER. PURE LAKE ICE. 02ke: Na 171 Eat kartet Street. Telerhone ZG. Not concc-cted with ice combination compM? JENTlfer. y. o. PAHno7 . 30J j West Weahion Srreet. OVEU NEWS 0:!ica iaClH.na;'oli. C. dTiVUS:-' NI-Y Y7ALI- TAPZj: CiXAU':; noirgc, ; Kr.'.tc:lo siroct, IniU:.-?y.lK OU-Clothf , i anl l?a'. i-u-.'!'! cvVnt vi Window i5hdes und in toner D:r.o.'u oas. 71 Eaft Conrt t. ard Vxsl W;4n. St. U UM5TEAD. PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE, No. 1"h) Virginia Avenue. LDKIVS C LEA IT ZlilLT J.IABKET3, 22East WaKiingtcn :f..TS Norih Pennsylvania 3t, UMs i aad ) I .vi Market Uouvj. KjRSjrrias J.arribs a encclAltr. SMITH'S CJKKMICAL iDYE- V!OA:I :W. t Mcrtins'jKie a liiocv, u.r Ic'.or.:;. (he, 2ye and rrlr scniicrcen'a clothing; laülfi' dresfes. CawK, tscqnc, aai t-.'Jt. 3 weilen goos of e7ery de.r.Tiptlcu. dytd a I ? CnlKtcd; kid glOTt ne&ily at :( cx-r.' p-j pair. Will do rio's 2r;-c:afi? wori for ls ti-rt' Vizn any on? th LJnd in t?Stc.t. w BEWÜK AND GENERAL OONTEACTC-K Koosa 21 Thorpe Plk. jipHariU rrr B- bawls, VY DE?rTI2T. B Claypoo' Bloct, oprcsltc 3&los Kcoe. Ppecial attention given to the prescrraon ol V. natnrAl teeth. Prices rca',orh!i WANTED. LOST Any article cf vein?, not exceeding three lines, inferled tvo times riiEE. Under tho head 'tituatloa Wanted," f our linta or legs, inserted THEE. T?7 ANTED By an exrexk'oce.i dresmsKir, to If tew in fanulj. Uiil a; 147 vvtt :i:c:ii4a street Ii i 7 ANTED itur.tion as n'ht-vrutch by -x-T perlt-rjiCd uti. C-il or direi-H Sic, 10 Yamles tm-et, city. W ANTED-Ouc hutuK-J :il ür.-n f C' K-r-el.a " Aprly a. J.:.i; sn a Uj;-; 'A ai x. Saturday, 10 o'cicck st.ii.rp Ji VJ ANIl'.D ?i'na:on Dy nn ciri-n- d V4 V yacserana f:.'.slf r. Addrcifc :"Oii J fJ . IIOLML3. Ii .ÜJiüa'l-. inl. " t ANILD A tit -lii'i by n-'i'. a:.v- ri i ; Addrf It. lV. ?!.. S'ciU'ti i ' ! !-. S WANiriWTo tf,r:ow Cl.'.Oi v-. : :v. I-rovtd farm in Vrn;r (Jou-iiy. "I simr. for Fccnr;;y wiii py rcfcsoublo rn-j ' :.er -i. F. O. URAHAM. .0 TTTAKTED Fituttlon n r'r ii n '.- ! V youJii IB an of ine t:c per' n '- rslh the Itt cf rf-ft-rtuee. Ad-irc - II. u. v. rlsNEll. Newberry. Ind. ,-l "TT7 ANTID-Tv.o hnn-lreti Lories for cr;r..': vV we Mill pay SI25 fcr nl trat ps ,.verninent intyvciion fvturiav rromlD4 n.r (ja,Prej'8 stable. IIUaTON DKu - NiN :--2 7Jf AN1ED iVrtncr: man xtlfi S3 0 ,v i i ! V ' witn prfcC'.icAl vojiiu rd'j ony t? -. ccc!tS;cLf ry ana rctaurdnt twu e. x itiiesj', in Lfipansport, Did. AdfrtssJ. -M. AL".lrTt'B. IoenisDort. D:rt. ANNOUNCEMENTS. TO MANCFACTiTr.Tir.S-A rare ofMrrnnity fr pnrebpso or l'-au 'or a turn o; yenr-i. The V P. Itrry LutLf r Cora pans, of :.I-Vitii' Mnfkfuon 'ouiity, Jf iffiican. orn- h l4r:; t..re'ory buildlnc, .'exl'oj ic '.x. vr")l H rr-.u-J. srn'tnj and pulleys fall iti-K'h, v. ith cn-riae-rr.ö'ri feet; arcy le br.t.f r ttd er.).':' : all In i:o l re:iir, rcocjy ronnd; ctjiivenient for chiuri-!'!v and alo aliTü-le :. aüd W. f. h'rani ir- .. A ().l rttF, for price and Wri.s, tOL'EfiT CAiT NCS3, Agent THOSE ?olngto net Fr rlr rftlor tie trH-nir.t of fyphllis, gleet, Ftroln.'a, aca jUcut-'i-"j. or blood dea.'e, Cf.n be cured for o ?e tr-.ir ; tlcf t cf such a t ip at tbe oM reliable tiT.J. I been located here for twenty tarte j c".r, nwirt tfce advantage of lor gatid futccüii cx :i-iiia can warrant a cure in all et.t. HTTrrM-TTit-aid imrotency, :n all rhtlr stages p:tiveiy cured. Cilice honrs, b a. to 9 r- n-. 4:.Viria!.v avenue, InClacayolia. Pills tAt witu iu'A tlons at SI per box. DE. ÜENNE1T, iArtr u Dr. Fwin?. FOB SALE. jH)R SALI. One Cne draft tulliej. liALil'J- & CO. i E CF. SALE Fixtures for a fim el?. ci-Mr e cheat). Call at 29 tout- Peavi sr-'U 2. T7K)it KALE Fixtures for ffsc:& Ci2ri? ttaad; cheap. Call at 23 oU rcnujj.vanU street. Hi FOR SALE Surveyor's transit an 1 letel: la pood repair: price, Si03; coit wfcei new 5 X 11. B. CRIST. CU? Glty. Ina. FOR SALE Two thou-s&nd LafAnie poar ixeva one and two years oid ; thy K70 In aoll and any climate; tcv tela bearing when three yeara old. and when r-fx to eight yora o'.'i bear ten to fifteen bushtla yx r tree: I have 2C3 trees on my farm, near fcheitTvlils, two yeurs old, doing finely; etnd la ycer ordora eaii7: will da Uver In March and April; termi re&sonabla. E. 8 grTTTON. hhelMTtll. Ind. 1 AUCTION SALE. AUCTION 8 ALE Of che re vactint lot. Au rtl 4 For particular?, ts Ul'fil i Uv -UHUI'.