Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 86, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1885 — Page 8

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL FRIDAY MORNING5 MARCH 27 1885

IE M STORE (DOTADLIOnKD 1CC3J Dress Goods Department. INDRESS GOODS OPENED TO-DAY A Choice 1 inc or Satteen?. Prices Always in Plain Figures. JOS. A. MOORE, 84 J3. Market Bt.t Indianapolis, Ind Interest allowed on deposits, In inns o! to and Upward. Money to Loan on Improved City and Farm Property in Indiana and Ohio. City, County and Town Bonds, and Purchas3d Money Notes, bought and Bold. Ho loana made except such as are secured by first mortKaRe on real estate, with a large raar?tn of security, or by collaterals Having a market mine. Foreign Exchange for sale on all parts o! the world. 1 JUST OPENED SOO DOZEN Ladies' Linen Bollars, 'Latest Stjlcj," at 8c, 10c and 12c. A LEO COMPLETE STOOK OF LADIES' AND MISSES' Spring Hosiery. "Latest Stfles at Very Low Prices. A. DICKSON & CO., TRADE PALACE. FRIDAY, MARCH 27. OFFICE! 71 and 73 West Market Street. 8KNT1NEL TELEPHONE CALLS. Intliess CCce 1C4 Editorial Essms. 291 THE SOmELATNEff OBLEAJiS. To accommodate the throng Iron tbe HorthwGBt who will desire to rad their favorite home paper while attending the "World'i Exposition," the Sentinel haa been pUced on sale In New Orleans at George F. irharton & Bro.'s, No. 6 Carondelet street, iMtwf en Canal and Common street. OLD PAPERS. Good conditioned old papers for sale at this cfiice at only 40 cents per hundred. CITY IN BKI12P. The Easter holidajs of the Hebrews will begin next Monday. Work has been commenced on the Eist street bridge over Pogue's Run. It is said that there is one switch on the Union Railway tracks which throws tue rails l er five tracks. The remains of David Anthony, whs died art the County Asylum on Wednesday, will be shipped to Augusta, Ind., to-day for burial. Dr. Charles D. Pearson has been quite ill for three weeks. The Doctor is now convalescent and expects to be as good as new tain in a few days. The Tippecanoe Cinb will attend a reunion to be held at the residence of James Hubbard, of Washington Township, who is one hundred years old to-day. Several members of the Council are not in favor of diverting the saloon tax to the viaduct until after the Market house and City Hall has been erected. The Marion County Agricultural and Horticultural Society will hold its regular Aioathly meeting to morrow aiternooa, ux tb rooms of the .Agricultural Boar J. Theyouug ladles of the Second PrerbytetUh Church will give a supper in tha church parlors this evening, the proceeds to be d votM to forolching one of the charity wards in the City Hospital. Our old and always welcome friends, Hon. Tob iiiers And J. M. McGee, Esq., of Bloom leg ton, calld on as yesterday. Mr. McGee 2s on hit way homo from Washington. He is very much idessed with Mr. Cleveland, med sys if the Indiana Democracy will have tatlencf, that they will receive their full hare of Federal patronage. The President tit a Uuj contract ca bit hands, bat he it

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doing his beat to carry it cut, as he under stands it. Ram Dinnan and Scott Baler, yesterday, filed an article in the Criminal Court, charging Tom De vine with auanlt and battery with Intent to kill. George Wallace, while s Unding at the stoye in Hamlin's real estate office, yesterday alternoon, was struck on the head by a falling piece of iron and badly hart. The blood streamed oyer his face in a stream. A small wreck occurred at the Big Fonr Yards last evening, on account of which the 11 o'clock train as compelled to go round the Belt and come in on the J., M. and I., tracks. A Cat car loaded with ties was thrown across the trace. R. R. IUnse has just completed sinking the driven wells to a greater depth for Sre protection at the Stock Yards N. P. Iiams. the Superintendent of the 8 jock Yards, reports that after a thorough test the walls furnish more water than the fire pumps could use. The Union Building and Loan Association of Grant County was incorporated yesterday. Capital stock, $000,000. The directors are: William H. Irvine, George Webster, Jr., William E. Hogin. Charles C. Jamison, Leroy M. Whistler, John B Lvtle, Philip Patten, W. II. Charles and L. C. Bestore. SUICIDE.

Jeese Clark Shoots Himself Through the Heart Cauee, Despondency. Jesse Clark, living at the corner cf Nevada and Shelton streets, near the Atlas Works, committed suicide yesterday afternoon by aheoting himself through the heart. He is aged twenty-ecven years and unmarried. He has been employed as a hand on a farm near Irvirjgtcn, and has only been living with his brother since Saturday, at which time he came to him for the first time in four years. A few minutes before the deed was done which ended his life, he eaid to his inter: "Select a place to bury me, for I won't be alive to-morrow." He then walked out to the wood shed, and a moment later the shot was heard. lie was found lying on tbs crouDd, and death ensued in a few moments. He had used a No. 32 revolver, and his aim waa good, as the ball struck to the heart. Despondency is the supposed cause. Krekels fc Whiteett took charge of the remains. Coronor Stratford will hold an inquest tDday. AMUSEMENTS. RHEA AT THE GRAND TO-NIGHT. To-night, at the Grand Opera House, the distinguished emotional actress and favorite ecciety star, Mile. Rhea, will oDen a brief ensgement, pmenticg Yictoreln Sardou's new comedy-drama, "Arcadia.' She will have the support of a strong company, n a table among which is the talented young leading man, Mr. Edward J. Henley, late cf Wallack's Theater, New York. Speaking of a recent performance the "Washington (D. C.) Post Eays: Arcadia," the rlaT in which Mile. Rhea appeared at the National Theater, Washington, Inut night, is called "Dangerous Ground" in the original French of Sardou. The plot hinge? on the inconsiderate act. on of an Impetuous lover, coins: Into the house of his betrothed at an unusual tour, finds himself in the apartments of his sweetheart's msrried sister, the "Baroness de Tronvllle." with whom te hid previously had a slight flirtation. Threatened with d fcovery by the husband he seizes the Baroness" diamonds, resolving to save her reputation even at the cost ol being branded as a thief. The husband's suspicions were aroused, however, and even hia wife's assurances of her Innocence fall to allay it. lie refunca to hear what the lover has to f ay, and a duel to the death is about to take place when ail is happily cleared up the ingenious confession of 'Helene." the wronged wife's innocent sister, and the real raure of the whole trouble. As "Halene" Mile. Khea was teen perhaps at her but. Nothing she hos heretofore done in Washington has bten so entirely In the line of her powers and to calculated to display her many charms of manner as this part. "Canaille'' will be given at the matinee tnrrorrow afternoon, and 'The American Count et 8" at night. "CINDERELLA" AT ENGLISH'S. Another gocd eized audience witness'd tho peventh performance of "Cinderella," by the Juvenile Hollywoods The opera and its little delineatorj have taken a wonderful hold on our people, both young and old. Baby Cltia and her wonderful little brother illustrate to the audience that it is not always ape or experience that are necessary adjuncts tn raalrfl first class performers. Oar little ones in America arc juit as much an iniproverrf-nt on those of the old country as all other cf our invention?. ' Cinderella" remains with us but a few days longer, and these who have not taken their children to tee it should do so. A Mil EHST ULEE CLUB. A delightful concert is promised to night by the "Amherst Glee Clab" at the Plymouth Chnrch. They come handsomely recommended. The Springfield Republican says: Frcm ftrictly a musical Judgment the sin; was admirable. The Middletown Pres says: They sung their onr.s with a gusto that brought down the house. Were they to visit Mlddictou again they would be sure of an overflowing house. NOTES. Matinee at English's to day. The Zoo closes to morrow night "sine die." The Amy Gordon Opera Troupe at Relish's next week. The Mueeum was packed again last ni;ht. Open all day to day after 10 a in. Barlow it Wilson's Minstrels drew a packed house last night at the Grand. Minnie Maddern asd MsCaull's Open Troupe come to the Grand next week. Rhea has added another new play to hr repertoire "The Tower of Love," played in Paris utder the title of "Picco ino." It is one of Sardou's brightest comedies. Iii Rhea will apoear es a boy a you:. pculptor and th03e who have seia tn charming actress at rehearsal in mu'e attire pay teat "of all the human Iotjip define Rhea's take the palm." Axtell Still on lop. Jchn McGee and William Aitel', ot Source County, weie in the city yesterday anil visited the State Educational Dapartnisif. Both of thete gsntlemen claim to be the S i psrintendent of the county, bat tbe Stittias recognized the last named. McJee h been trying to oust Axtrtl trnt since lat No verrler, ad says he will csrry tho c'S u fern the Supreme Court, which he thinks will sutiain him, Tbe Track The Indlara breeders of trotliag nod pacing hones met at the Denison yesterday afternoon. Quite a number of new members nereaddsd to the list. It was decided to hole a niMtlog next fall for colt stakes and rged Lotus, both for trotting and pacing. The place for holding this meeting wai not decided upon, fcnt it is quite probable trat II tili occur in fhf city.

RAILWAY NEWS.

The Bonds of the T., C. and St. L. Practically Sheared by the I., B. and TV. People. Big Four Earnings for the Third Week In March Ballroad "Fever" In Indiana Dying- Out Other Itema of the Rail. W. J. Craig, Receiver of the T., C. and St, L., is In the city on official business. The impression prevails that Vanderbilt owns a controlling interest in the Bee Lice. This is not the caie. He owns but V00 of the 150,000 shares constituting the capital stock of the road. It is claimed that the L . E. and St. L. management is allowing the Evansville, Rockport and Jasper branches of the road to run down to the lowest degree of wretchednets. Emigrant travel is growing heavier, and will begin in earnest about April 1. The Bee Line and Van d alia are securing a Urge amount of this class of business, and It is understood that the various roads will Eosn begin running land excursions again. Ths Peoria, Decatur and Evansville, Louisville, Evansville and St. Louis Air i Line, Louisville and Nashville and Evansville and Terre Haute Reads have come to the front with joint freight tariff No. 1 naming the six elates and grain and lumber rates to all the principal points in Indiana, Ohio, Illinois and Michigan. The K. and T. receives no freight for Greenup, Matoon, Sullivan, Decatur and Lincoln, 111., and the P., D. and . receives no freight from Vincennes, Terre Haute, Danville and Watseka. The rates are very low, and are governed by the Middle and Western States classification. "We have been particularly fortunate this year, so far as accidents are concerned," said a Bee Line cßicial yesterday. 'We did not have a bad accident cr collision on our road during the entire winter, notwithstanding the fsct that the deep knows and intense cold weather had a demoralizing e CTect on tbe railroads throughout the country. There is no doubt, however, but the winter found us with a road-bed and track in as good condition 83 money and labor could place tbem." The Bee Line certainly is in splendid physical condition, for men who travel thcu-acds of miles every year eay that is a pletsnreover the main line proper and all divisiors. Bai6ly one new railroad project has filed articles of incorporation with' the Secretary cf State since the beginniog of the present year, and the outlook for railroad construction is net aa bright as it might be. The very fact, however, that the projectors of a road with "bright prospects" have it incorporated, does not indicate that that line will be built. Not by any means; for if it did, Indiana could boast of nearly 100 more roads than she does. Day alter day last year and the year before, railroads were incorporated, not one-third of which have ever been constructed. The projectors alwajs depended upon subsidies from tbe tcwDS through which the proposed road was to pass, and "in nine cases out of ten their fond hopes were blighted by the refusal of tboee towns to give op the amoint cf money dematded. The project, therefore, went gilujmericg, destined to remain a "paper" railroad forever. Notwithstanding, it is tfirgular that the railroad fever has died out to quick. Now ccmes the information from a reliable source that Austin Corbin, President of the I., B. and W., has practically secured control of the bonds of the Toldeo, Cincinnati and St. Louis Narrow-gauge and that the St. Louis division will be in tha har.dj of the I., B and W. people before the eud of tie coming summer. In eighteen moaths, a local rallrcad man says, this line will te standard gauge from Kckorno to Ea3t Su Louis. At present the line is in anything but fair condition. It is now laid with forty-pound English steel rails and six foot ties, which will have to be torn up. It will ccEt the I., B. and W. about SlO.OoO per mile to convert the road into a broad-gauge and thoroughly equip it, but they can well afford to do this, for it will give them a splendid outlet to St. Louis. Connection is made with the T., C. and St L. at Veedersburgh and notwithstanding the fact that the I., B. and W. will have a longer haul than either the Vandalia or I. and ot. L. they will compete sharply for St. Louis business and no doubt secure a gocd portion of It. BIG rOCB EARNINGS. Mr. E. F. Osborn, Treasurer of the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis and Chicago Railway Company, makes the following comparative statement of approximate earnings lor third week of March: Actual Appnxima'e. I'rom pRMeiiper.s J1&."1)! 82 IM.fcüi 70 Krom local irl?nt 11.9S7 40 12,675 40 From foreign freight. !5,i 9 50 li.Wo to From line freight 815 21 x.S'l C4 I'rom express 92188 1,275(0 from mails,.- l.ö-'5 83 1.S7S (0 To'! - f 4C.319 18 Add total of tint wtefe 4?i,31'. IS Add total of second week.... 40,319 is ? 19,34 14 51 927 J J MiM 0J Total for three weeks ...$13V57 ti IIÖ1.7J5 4". COURT-HOUSE LOCALS. DiemieFAl of Suite in the Courts A Scene in Boom Oe-Criminal. The suit cf Frank M. Wright vs. the city is still on trial by jury in Room 2. John Smith has filed suit against W. B. Dickson Sc Cj. on two notes. Damand, $1,200. The Richardson brothers were sent to Jail for ten days and Hoed $1 for chicken stealing. Judge Norton took under advisement the case egainst Philip J. Marshall, for petit larCfpy. He was charred with having stolen $20 of b rran named Cline. Judge Walker ycitorday dismissed the suits of Alice Ktrtch vs. Frank Kirech et a!., and Anna Crump ton vs. John H. Crumpton etal. There were suits for maintenance. Tbe divorce suit of Agnes M. Haehl vs. William Haehl was dismissed in Room 1 yesterday. Plaintiff sued for divorce recently, alleging cruel treatment for caus. Sbe had said he was bom and raieed in this State, which is true, but soon after her roarrie three years r.go, she rent with herbesbaud to Iowa und has ben living here now for about a year. The statute requires two years re sidenre.acd this wai the reaaoiu ihm divorc suit waa dsmiel. Jt will aim be remembered tbat about a week go tie defendant filed habeas corpus procw dings to gt the custody of wo cbi!dr-n, aliezloc that the mother Iiad no roeanr, while he was, employed at Lis trade, was making good wages, and I steady and indnitiioci. Tbe ccmpJalctaho allied that

the pretent surroundings of the children are not conducive to their morale, and for these reasons he asked that he be civen the custody of the two children. When tbe divorce suit was dismissed the husband consented to the dismissal of the habeas cerpus proceedings, but this was objected to by the mother, who demanded a trial upon the merits of the cafe. Upon this Judge Taylor fixed O o'clock this morning as the hour for a hearing of the case. William Haehl had in the meantime secured one of the children and left the court rcorn with It. Mrs. Haehl observed the movement and gave chase, but at last accounts the father had tbe child. There wai considerable excitement over the affair among the friends of tbe parties, and the proceedings of the court this morning will be watched with cotslderatle interest.

Local Courte. SUPEEIOR COUET. Kocra No. 1 Eon. N. B. Taylor, Jnd?e, Huldah Jackson et al. vs. John P. Barrett eta1. Foreclosure and account. Judgment lor defendant. John P. Muxiell et al. vs. the Weitern Union Assurance Company et aL Appeal bond. Dismissed. Agnes M. Haehl vs. William Haehl. Divorce. Dismissed. Eoom No. 2 Hon. D. W. Howe, Judge. Frank M. Wright vs. the city of Indianapolis. Damages. On trial by jury. r.com 3-Hon. Lewis C. Walker, J a ige. Alice Kirsch vs. Frank Kinch et al. Suit for maintenance. Dismissed. Anna Crumpton vs. John H. Crumpton et al. Suit for maintenance. Dismissed. Henry Moore, trustee, vs. Levi 8. Campbell. Suit on note. Finding for defendant. CBIHIKAL COURT. Hon. Pierce Norton, Jcde. State vs. Edward Richardson and James Richardson. Petit larceny. Sent to jail for ten days. State vs. Philip J. Marshall. IV.lt larceny. Under advisement. Officers of the I O. T. U. The Indiana Christian Temperance Union has finished its work in tbe city by electing the followirg ollicers: President Mrs. J. R, Wco3, Icdianapolis. First Vice President B. F. Carter. IudianapoHp. Btecnd Vice President J. W. Cromwell, Fort Wayne. General Secret sry-W. F. GuM, Sheridan. Treasurer John M. Bra-iley, Zlonville. L'xecntive Committee 11 ililler, Winchester; M. N. Walworth, South Bend: John Stadetaier; Blufiton: Mrs. lirookbank, Jefferson ville: Mi69 RoteN. Wilson, Indianapolis; Mr?. K. Bpear, Zionville. Afterwsrd Mr. Carter tendered his resiena tion as Vice President, and Dr. R. T. Brown, this city, was chesen to the vacancy. Adjournment waa bad until Wednesday of State Fair week. Notice Architects, Builders and Contractors Arc requested to call and examine the larpe line of building material, confristing of Hardware. Doors Sob, Blinds, Glass, Faints, etc., at 64 Fst Washington street. VAJEN A NEW. Estimates given at lowest market rates. Art for their illustrated catalogue o! 3o0 page , if you have not received iL No charge, AMObUMKNIa DIGKSONW PQPESÄHOÖSS TO-flIGHT! TO-NIGHT: FBI DAY am! FATTRIUY, JIarrh 27 and 2S an1 SAUK DAY MATINEE, Engagement of the Diitinguishel Emotional Socloty i3 trvxf Supported by an Unrivalled Company, and presented with Magnificent Stage Garniture, Oriemil Murlcand Koyal Costumes. TO NIGHT!- Victorien Sardou's Great Comedy, (A Dangerous Game.) RHEA it HELENE SATT KD A YR FIE A ORND MATINEE. I'opular Frlces 25, 50 ana 75c hi SATURDAY N1WHT FARE TELL TO RH El. Howard Carroll's Successful Comedy-Dram. "THE AMERICAN COUNTESS." Sale of seats now in progrees. Frlces-itc, ::c.Sl and fl.25. April 1 and v. MINNIE MADDERN. rcrTorcianee Every Afternoon and Sight! HOÜSE3 CROWDED l GREAT SUCCESS! OF THE HOLLYWOOD JUVENILE OPERA COMPANY IN THE BEAUTIFUL FAIRY SPECTACLE, Admission. if t J) n I I Reserved Seatf, ioo. lMr.hliU.A.10.e e. ONE WEEK, Contncccinz Monday, March 30, AMY GoUDON JYXXO OPETliV. OO. CONC BYAmlient College Glee (M PLYMOUTH OHUROH, FK1DAY tVE.MNC. March 7. 17 COLLEGE &TUDENT5. fA dm lesion, 50 cents. Nats riherved at tue Church, beginning March 2tb, NYcdne8day. MERIDIAN" RINK! POLO ! POLO ! Haiti ons u Meridians. Stcond Game of tho Series Saturday Evening. March 2. A I) 31 l&S 1 Of t . 10 l 49 u 1 0 1 Monday, Tuesday r.nft Wednesday, Mrca 10, 3!, and April 1, AGUiC G A 31 13 fr . )!SHUTfK.S (Ufavrttr) vs. MEKIDUNS. CGLLEfjK AVENUE RINK FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, FLOHAL 1? V It T? "V . fcach lady present will receive a bouquet of nut ural Flowers. Music every Evening and Saturday Mttloee. D .A. BOHLEN & SON, ARCHITECTS, f Cast yVaahlnrton 81, INDIANAPOLIS, DID. Taiephoat UL

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