Indiana State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1892 — Page 8

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THE IXDIAXA STATE SENTINEL, AVjiUNESDAI'' J10IINEVG. I'EUItUAltY 10. 1892-TWEbYE PAGES. 8

The Iodianapolis Board of Ucaitli

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City of Indianapolis, Department of Public Health and Charities, November 27. 1891.

In reply to your favor of the 20th inst., we will say that the Indianapolis Board of Health has never made a report on baking powders. It has never indorsed or condemned any brand of baking powder. (Signed) GEORGE J. COOK, Secy.

KILLED AT A FOX CHASE. h YOUNG MAN MEETS HIS DEATH BY A CARELESS SHOT. tr. Unr.fi of MilUburtr, O., Under Arrcit fi.r the Act Kllletl lr the Care Neer WUendfintl Suif ut the Sutli 12nl "I'uit" A Siil Meg I)catnr Connty I tmoCratt Liberty KerlTul 3lrt n;i SeTeral Floneere DenI-Trying to Urenk a Will. DscATtrn, Feb. S. Special. Tho citizens ci St. Mur7 township of Adams tounty, Indiana, anl the citizens of Harrison township, Van Wert county, Ohio, joined forces for a fox hunt. Aiturtha re yu.tr Is ha I beea taken in Ir. Dunfeeof Mid llelmry,0.,said: "I did bot get a shot at anythirg today." bo ho raised his ;".m and tired. Tho ßhot took e licet, briniiiir down a young man by the name oi John lian.e. Thirty-four shot priced through his rilit hand and then across and into the abdomen, cutting the abdominal wail in such a manner that when h- v.m raised up his inte.-tir.ca protruded through. He lived for four hours. The tl'-'Ct or claims that it was an accident, ho heir. ; un.i -r th ( ir.:!usr.ce of liquor. 3 1 r 1ft hi gun slip when lit intended to fire in the air to sea how hid horse would net. The doctor is under arrest awaiting the action oi tho coroner. Ul-NDRYX AND H13 NEW TKIAL. Conrlctwil cf ir.Trr.inij n n Ol.t Mnn to Srur Ila Ii: mrn nrc, Gosnr.N, Fob. Special. The supreme court has granted a new trial to Frank C. flondryx, who was sentenced to life imprisonim v.t fcr the murder of John Ca'kins i;t Likhsrt iu Apri!, l.v.M. According to th; ttory told by 'Irs. Calkins in court shu and her husband three days alter their M:irr:a--e, together with a former friend of hers, Frank HynJryx, Went boat-riding cn tho St. Joseph river. In the evening Uendryx and Mrs. Calkins returned, wet to the skin, and said that the beat had upset r.nd ?dr. Calkins had gone to tho bottom. A search was at once made for the body, but it wad not found for three days. In the meantime fcerions puspici- ns f foul play had Deen aroused. Ca;kn:s was an old and respected eiligen of 1 lknart and at one time editor of the Lai'xjT ,-;;,ti', a Knights of Labor organ. He was sixty years of B2e and modt-ratelv well oil. He and Lis wife had only been married three ! days, a;:d it was found that she j had induced him to will his property to her and take out an accident insurance j policy payable to ler-nf. The body of j Calkin wai at last found, and by that I time suspicion had tcccnie eo strong that ! b post-mortem was held and a search for poison made. Nothing suspicious turned tip, though, and th j verdict of the coroner was to the effect that tho deceased came to his death by accidental drownim.'. The insurance a.ent, however, at the lirst demand made refused to pay over the insurbhcm money, claiming :oul play, and Mrs. Calkins nvcr made any further demand for it. but in a short time she and H ndryx left Kikhart, beinvr aii tho while under the fnrveillance of the oilicers. Th matter was apparently dropped, but the grand jury returned a bid charging the two with the ruurderof Calkins for the purpose of (retting Lis money. Mrs. Calkir.s was allowed to turn state's evidence, and on her testimony llendryx was convicted. The rew trial will come up at the next terra of :ourt. MYSTEKIOUS CU IK AGS. fertiatent Attempt tn Munter n Young I.mlj t, t New Allirj. New Ai.:;asy. Feb. 7. Special. MaLie McCailrey, a highly reputable girl of this city, aired Gftee.i years, lias had a remarkable experience tho past two days, the is the dauirhtt-rof Mr. Charles McCaffrey and the fjinilv r side at West Third and Water-tts. Friday morning ab-vit 9 o'clock, tI; wk3 a.-.-au:ted by a Poy aged lifieen tr sixteen years, who ran up to her and struck her in the mouth with a stone, badly cutting her lips. This morning ehe had one to the front door to answer a call "when tho Fame boy met h-r, and drawing a pistol lire ! upon her, the ball entering her left cheek, pasing backward and fracturing her jaw and lodging iu the back of t!;e neck, the wound being possibly fatal. The boy is wholly unknown to the unfortunate young lady, who never paw him tili he assaulted h;-r Friday morning. After both assaults he escaped through an ally and into the yards of the Air Line railway, wnero he succeeded in secreting himelf among the many cars on the side tracks. The young lady wa ftinhtened and fdiccked and the criminal lied eo quickly that h'i can give no description of hi in further than ha had on a dark suit of clothing. This is one of the most flagrant outrages and attempts at murder that have occurred in the city and has caused intense excitement. WILL VOTE AUSTRALIA WAY. Shelby Dimnrrati Mud Arrangement for th Several Convention. Shelbyvillp, Feb. 7. Special. The democratic central committee of this conniy met hero Saturday to adopt rules for the government of the various conventions. Several hnndred democrats were in attendance and they were entertained by the Hen. Mason J. Niblack, candidate for governor, who made a very happy ppeech and a good impression. The committee ado&ted the Australian ballot as the mode of holding the primary election. It a'eo adopted a rule providing that all candidate! for district or congri8ional cilices ehall have their names printed cn the tickets and be voted for tho same as local candidates, and those getting the highest camber of votes shall be entitled to tho olid delegations to the various contentions. As K P. Futton and Prof. E.T. J. Jordan are candidates for conzrees egain.-t W. S. Lfclman the one receiving the highest vote Jn the county will get the thirty-four de!eIraza thij couatj. It ii chime J tint

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Ilolman will make a content for this county's delegation. The time for holding the primary convention is Bet for March 5. Death. Madison-, Feb. 4. Special. 'Jeorge W. l'errigo. toe journalist, died at hia homo in the quiet village of Hanover this afternoon, of paralysis, aged fifty-six years. He was a eaüor, and durins the v?ar of the rebellion he served in the IT. S. navv, in the msantimo furnishing inter esting war articles to the New York papers. Ho was injured by an explosion of gunpowder in the rnen-orabb engagement between the Monitor and Merrimac. Several years ago, totally disabled, he removed to Iianover to live on a monthly pension allowance of 72. At the time of his death ho was correspondent fcr several papers. pETEi:sr.ri:G, Feb. 4. Special. James Mount, aged thirty-six, tho editor of the Pike Comity lhmocmt, died las-t night of consumption" He was a eolf-made man and a true gentleman. Ha was connected with the school of this county for a number of years and served one term as county superintendent. At the expiration of tbe lime lie purchased the oihee of tho Drmucrnt and beenmo an able and efficient editor and manager. About ono year ago he had a severe attack of the crip, which developed a berious pulmonary trouble. He leaved a wife and two children. The funeral services were held today under the direction of the Knights of I'ythias, of which order he was a faithful member. SiiKi.isYviii.K, Feb. 4. Special. A dispatch was received last night announcing the death of William C. Mull at .New Orleans. Mr. Muil wan a yentig man of excellent business quaiitiesand was worth considerable money. He was Uie eon of the late Cyrus Mull of Manilla and a brother of Messrs. Thomas, Frank and Alonzo Mull. For boiiio time ho has been in ill health and it is thought by his friends and relatives here that lie took an overdose of morphine to allay pain. Tfie theory of suicide is not believed here, or that he was troubled over any money matters whatever. Fkankun, Feb. 5. Special. lcath has c'aime 1 Mrs. lillen .Harnett, wile of Squire William Harnett of this city. Her demi.-e occurred at midnight and Avas caused by pneumonia, superinduced by the grip. The deceased was married to Squire B.irnc-tt but a short time, and is probably known better as Mrs. Iillen Freythe. Mie was one of tho mot highly respected and wealthy residents of tds city, and her gifts at diil'erent times to the church and Franklin college have b'en munificent. She was well advanced in years. Andkiov, Feb. .".Special. ?Irs. Mary .M alone, an aged and highly esteemed ladv of this city, died this morning of the grip, bho warf eighty years of age. Mrs. Pavis, w ife of "William P. Davis, a prominent farmer living near this place, died this morning of the grip. Mrs. Clarence Chamberlain, a wellknown young lady of this place, who was married but a few weeks ago, tilso died this morning of tho grip. U.:o(iklyn, Feb. 4. Special. -Hannah Medley, one of the oldest residents oi this place, was declared insane and taken to the hospital at Martinsville in 1SS7, but being incurable was taken to the hopital at Logansport eix months later. She died at that place Feb. I?, at the nge of sixty-five. Deceased came to her Fad fate bv the excessive usie of opium. Con Jinrs, Feb, o. Special. Mrs. Carrie llickseckcr, wife of Professor Kickeecker, w ho in former years was pasior of the Moravian church at Hope, died last night, jeged seventy-nine years. The Iter. Mr. Ricksecker, who died eome years ago, was a pioneer Moravian minister from Pennsylvania. Ha heiped to organize the church at Hope. Coi.iMiis, Feb. 4. Special. Mrs. San ford Kid ridge, tin" venerablo motherin law of Judge Manshall I lackey, died last night. Phuba V'olf, aged seventynine, and Mrs. Godfrey Minch. aged nev-enty-eight, and AbigaiJ liayard, aged seven ty-six, died a ehort distance in the country. Andeüson-, Feb. 4. Special. James Stephens, a voting schoolteacher at Alexandria, died today. Lat iMonday he was taken with an attack of crvsipelas, which resulted fatally four daj s later. Mr. Stephens was a bright aiid promising young man. Mi'ncik, Feb. 5. Special.- -Mrs. Joseph Davis, aired eizhty-two, a retdd entof Muncie for liftv years, died to iav. Kast week Mr. aud Mrr Davis celebrated their eixtyfcecond marriage anniversary. Martinsvii.i-e, Feb. Ö. Special. John Pay, a well-known farmer of this county, died at his home near Stine's 1 fill last night of la grippe. He was almost a evenly years of age. Kentlanh, Feb. 4. Special. VYUiam Spitier. a wealthy young farmer, is deivl of typhoid fever. Wordings. Revsst.i.aei?, Feb. 4. Special. Je.ve Grubb, the popular express agent at thu' place, and Miss Maud Penjaman, one of Pensselaer's most beautiful and attractive young ladie", werequietlv married yesterday afternoon. Miss Penjaman's mother, who is a widow, from gome unaccountable reason was bitterly opposed to her daughter keeping company with Mr. Grubb, and gave her the alternative of discarding him or leaving home. She took her mother at her word and went to her aunt's and resided there until ehe was ready to marry. The young people have the sympathy and good wishes of the community. Nohlesvii-i.e, Feb. 4. Special. A private telegram received here today announced the marriage of Andrew Ogle of this city to Miss Sadie P.atley of Prazil, Ind., which occurred this morning. The groom is one of the moat prominent young men in this city. MrNCTE, Feb. 4. Special. The Per. C. U. Wade this evening wedded John P. Crowell of PluÜton and Mary I Davis of Muncie; also Arthur T. Bullock and May Corbly of Selraa, and Charles T. Peony and Allie M. Milhollin of rear Muncie. An I'z-Cnnvlrt Ooee Crazy. Lafayette, Feb, 7. Special. Isaac Downs has been declared insane. Downs is seventy years old and was recently released from the northern penitentiary, whore he served five years for the murder of John Hollowav. The murder va the result of a fsud, the title to forty sciV3 of ,

land having engendered the ill feeling. Downs imagines ho has been cheated out of the land, for which he was given a quit claim deed to secure him for money ho had paid as surety for a man, the land being mortgaged at the time the deed was executed, and became a monomaniac on that question. Since hin return from prison he has again laid claim to the land and it was necessary to restrain him to prevent another crime. A (Jceir Wrdillng. I.iBFr.TY, Feb. 5. Special. The particulars of a very etrange wedding have just become public. Night before last Mrs. Liza Stanley, a wea' thy widow living eact of Liberty, was wedded to Mr. Jam9 Fsherman. Mrs. Stanley is over forty-live years of age and Psherman is only twenty-one. Mrs. Stanley wa, left a widow two years ngo, when her husband, Lewis Stanley, died, leaving his wife and live children in very comfortable circumstances, llo left a good one-hundred-and-bixty-acre farm and over $o.G00 in cash. Keccntly Charles Stanley of this city, who is a son of Mrs. LVherman, was married to a eister of his new stepfather. Fsherman is not only his stepfather, but his brother-in-law, and his wife's brother and father-in-law.

N'o Indictment Found. Pii.i.iVAX, Feb. 5. Special. George Prettell of Coal PluiT, who killed Green Pradd recent!', was released today. Tho grand jury refused to indict and his bond has bean canceled. It was ehown that Pradd had threatened to kill Prettell, and that only a few minutes before he entered Prettell's saloon he exhibited the broken blade of a knife, paying he had left the point of it in a man's heart in Iowa, and he was going to bury the rest in an Fnifüshman (meaning Prettell) before he was much older. Pradd often boasted that ho would die with his boots on or live to be huDg. During his brief career in this county he was prosecuted four times for attempted murder. A Sheriff on Ilia Mutete. Vincennes, Feb. 3. Special. Sheriir McDowell, publicly chastised Frank 1'. Schrieber, a marble dealer for remarks alleged to have been made by him against the chastity of hia own, (Schrieber'e) wife, who had been employed in the family of McDowell for a number of years previous to her marriage. The passaze-at-ams occurred in Main street, and tiie eherirf made a porrowful eight of his victim by knocking him down in the presence of a large crowd, and mopping tbe eidewalk with his helpless form, i Subsequently McDowell voluntarily went before tho mayor and paid a fine for asFault and battery. Tho end is not yet it is feared. Attinptei Jllackmall ChnrjKl. CoM Mr.rs, Feb. 4. Special. Charles Morgan, arrested in this city and taken to Seymour for supposed complicity in the murder of L. W. Marsh, was no sooner released yesterday than he fled from Seymour again to avoid arrest for attempted blackmail. Soon after the Marsh murder he wrote a letter to the Hon. Nelson McDonald, accusing him of illegal relations with his (Morgan's)4wife, and it was because of this that his departure from this city was hastened. Scarcely had he come back, however, before a telegram was received calling for Iiis rearrest, and he was lodged in jail. Morgan does not deny writing the letter, but claims he was influenced to do fco by hia wife. A Horrible öeatli. Mrxcin, Feb. 8. Special. One of the most horrible deaths ever recorded in Delaware county occurred in this city yesterday. Saturday night about 12 o'clock John O'llerren, alias Hamilton Tweedy, took phelter from the rain storm in a public outhouse. In some manner the man accidently fell into the vault, which is about eightfee,t deep aud half filled with water and filth. The unfortunate man was unal le to scale tho walls and he was compelled to remain in tho awful position for about eeyeu hours, until a passerby yesterday morning; was attracted to the npot by his moans. When the man was taken out bo soon died. The irrilKe Will llrnktn. Likekty, Feb. 2. Special. The jury in tlie Selfridge will case returned a verdict for the plaintitls today, thus breaking the will. The caee involved over $10,C00 and it took over a week to present the evidence. The plain tills tried to prove tbat their brother, Dr. Se'fridge, had given his lather opium and morphine and kept him under the influence of the drugs until he Lad perpuaded his father to sign a will made by himself, and until his doath. Pnder the laws of Indiana it is a very diilicult task to break a will, but tho jury was only out a ehort time. Two Yenra Iiupriaonment. Tino.v, Feb. 3. Special. "William Jones, the accomplice in the Hobbs murder case, and w ho wag indicted by the last grand jury for furnishing the deadly weapon to John Poneculter, whoehotand killed youne Hobbs at Kampton, this county, some time last fall, was brought into court yesterday. He pleaded guilty to the charge and was sentenced to the penitentiary tor two years. It will be remembered that Ponecutter received a sentenc for ten years in the penitentiary for the killing of Hobba. A )Mttl Mftaac. Du.Lsnor.ocGit, Feb. 8. Special. Miss Altha Wilson who recently committod suicido left this letter to her mother: Trouble, trouLle, and this world is full of it This is what has hcea the matter with me all cummer and nothiijcr else, lew knows that I am coing to take my life, but he does not care, nor do I. I want you to read hi letters that he wroto to me and then pleaae aend them to hia folks to do tbe same. Then they can burn them or do what they like with them. This is all dear mother. I would like awfully well to lire awhiie longer, but Lw aays that I muit die, so die it is, or I hope so when you lind me. Oood-by, one and all. ALTHA. Diphtheria at Sloorearille. Mooresville, Feb. 4. Special. Dr. X? . L. Thompson of this place, who has bee n treating several cases of diphtheria at Pro, dclyn, together with his wife, is now ill of the pame malady and both are in a critic d condition. The schools have been closed, revival services iritho churches havo b fen discontinued and all children under a ixteen years of ago have been ordered ol I the ßtreots. Pusinesa is at a standstill , on account of the ecare. Every precaution is being taken against further spread of the disease. Mute. Mattel Inaaae. Greencatlz, Feb. 8. Special. Surprise and safTow were occasioned in. this city by tho announcement that Jim. Mattel was ,'nsane, and an inmate of riellevne hospital, New York. She was formerly an ia structor in the De Pan w Fchool cf music, and loader of the Plymouth church choir at Indianapolis. Sho was crazed by spiritualism. Killed ly a Train, Vinten-nes, Feb- f' Special. John W. Smith, ft fanner, while going home from Wheatland Suuday evening, walking GSiiJcirsn Cry for

,n..5. Cream Sponge Cake. bv Maria Parloa. Tor two sniidl Eieeti? cf caka thsrs will be reo uired three ?gs, half a pint of sweet crexm, Laif a pint cf s'- gar, three gill- cf Hour, thrca tearonfu!s of Cleveland's Baking Powder, one-fourth of a tea spoonful and Haver to tote sav Laif a teaspoonful of lemon cr yznilla extract. lie- t the whites of ti e ers to a stift froth ; ac'i the yolks and beat a nrincts longer, then gradually Ixat in tlw sugar. rcat for five minutes niter all the Sugar has beca added ; then add the flavor and the cream end ber-.t five minutes lorger. Now add the Hoar, ia which the baking powder should tret be mixfw Vout thj latter into two small well butter?d shallow pans and LaiC fcr about twenty minute:-. If there be added to the batter one tea. rpoonful of cirnamon, a salt spoonful each f.f clove and cure and a tcapoonful cf h-mon extract, a c'elicious spiced sponge cake will be th resuit. -(Copyright, ici, by Cleveland Ijlinj Powder Co.) Use cnlv Cleveland's bcki: f-rxder, the freportiens ere t.taae . r thai. Cleveland GocTr Book, . VPfTC" ver 35 favorlis k EL.-. receipts, fry practical housekeepers, for practical housekeepers. If your grocer has'nt a copy, ?end stamp and address to Cleveland Baking Powder Co., New Vtrk. along the railroad, wasetrack by a frcigh t train and instantly k.lled. The engineer blew the whistle and rang tho hell, but Smith made no attempt to escapo from danger. It is thought that ho WJis tired of Ufo and wantal to be killed. The HbtlMUd U'arneles. Mlncie, Feb. Z. Special. The result of tho post mortent examination made on tho remains of Mrs. Oliver "Williams to ascertain the direct cansa of her death, relieves her husband from all blame. It is ascertained that the cau?o of her death was lung trouble and not from the wounds made in her nflck by 1 ho knifo in her husband's hands as generally supposed. Much surprise was cansed by the result of the examination. The old man broke down with joy when told tho result by Sheriff fcWaia this morning. A Harn letroyeI 1T Fir. . Lnc.ANsrouT, Feb. 3. Special. Fire destroyed the largo barn end contents on the farm of John W. Cheney, in Clinton towns-hip. The loss exceeded $:J,C00. The fire was started by an unknown who afterward went to Cheney's house and awakened the family and warned them that the hern was in flames. He then made good his escape. No causo can be given hy tbe owner for tho man's strange action, but detectives are working on the case, AU'a Well Thnt l'ndi We'd. Axdekson', Feb. 3. Special. "William IIe, a young plate glass worker of Klwood, was arretted last evening at this place on complaint of Miss Per.rl Ofetlpr, charging him with betrayal. Hess ws captured just as he was prepaiing to have town. He came to Anderson yesterday and. securing a marriage license, ho compromised, tho trouble by marrying the young lady. The ceremony was performed at 10 o'clock last night by the mayor of this city. An Old 1'luneer nad. Clinton-, Feb. 7. Special. Penjamin Harrison, ngei eighty-seven years, died at his home near here last night. Ho was ono of the most prominent poineer settlers of western Indiana. He was a justice of the peace for thirty-two years and decided many important cases, and in all that time only one of his decisions was overruled. Tho indications are that his funeral tomorrow will be honored by a vast concourse of people. . Widow DtmnnJi Intnar. Grf-enfiii-p, Feb. 4. Special. Mrs. Sarah J. Heaton, a beautiful widow of Knightstown. today instituted Euit in the Hancock circuit court against John W. White, a wea'thy farmer of Drown townfrhip, this county, for breach of promise. The complaint alleges that they were under engagement to marry during the second week in January, but the defendant failed to carry out his agreement. She demands SdO,(X0 damages. A G ft to'llanorer. Fr.vnki.in-, Feb. 2. Special. John Clarke, president of the national bank of this city, made a magnificent gift of 20.000 in cash and real estate to Hanover college for the purpose of establishing a new professorship, which will probably be fctyled the Ezra and Charles Clarke chair of history ami political science, in memory of the young men named, who died in early mauhood. A Hooaier Heir. Knolisu, Feb. 5. Special.J Thomas Melrose, a poor farmer near Grantsburg, received letters of credit from the Pank of England last evening calling for any sum less than 1,000,000, nearly S'i.ÜdO.OUO, accompanied by an urgent call from London solicitors that he report in London w ithout delay to claim a largo estate in northern England. A Mill Ilurned. Dentis, Feb. 3. Special. The large steam flour mill of this place burned early this morning. The mill waa owned by (J. Mooro. It was built in 1870. How it caught is a mystery. There was about 300 bushels of wheat, two tons oi flour and considerable feed in it, all of which burned. An insurance of 2,000 was on it. A Gao l 15 1 Katate. Valparaiso. Feb. 7. Special. Mrs. James Livingstone of Crown Point is reported to have fallen heir to an estate of $1,000,000, which was bequeathed to her as the sole 6urvivor of the family by a relative across the ocean. Mrs. Livingstone is a widow and was only in moderate circumstances when the legacy came. G.ia nt (plrtelend. Spiceland, Feb. 3. Special. Gas was struck here this morning at three feet in Trenton rock. The flow increased until it reached tho depth of eleven feet. It is one of the best wells ever drilled in this part of the gas bet. The cicizens here are very jubilant over the result. Fir at Sp'.oeland. SncT.LAND, Feb. 3. Special. Fire broke out in the rear of the Channess building last midnight, burning in tho block, aiso the furniture etoro in tho Taylor building. The front of Hoover's block was badly damaged. The loss is about 15,000; insurance, ?3,500. It. Urn Vr m Tarental. Evansville, Feb. 3. LSpeciaL Jco Mareicano, a wholesale fruit dealer, while cutting into a bunch of bananas this morning, was bitten by a tarantula. Prompt medical attention was given, but the arm ia badly Bwollen and very painful. Tito Klrea Wlililn ft Week. Kxic.iittown', Feb. 3. Special. The pecond fire within a week caused by natPltcher'c Cactorlc.

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nrru gas occurred thi? morning. JcoMcCorkle'a Louo caught fire at an early hour this morning and W03 completely destroyed. Xo insurance. Jo)intoii County )rnictfits. Fra kklix, Feb. 7. Special. Ths democ rata of thLs city are making arrangements for a mass convention to be held he re February 1'7, which w ill t o addressed by Congressman Oeorge Cooper. A v.. i p. Lehanox, Feb. -J. Special. David Isenhour of this county killed a bald ea-ie which me asured eight feet from tip to tip. Tho bird had killed and partially devoured a Ltalf-grown eheep. Con'dn'l Acr-. DEDror.n., Ftv. 2. Special. Tho jury in tho Finley-l'eidiiTer murder caso were discharged this afternoon. They coul 1 not agree. They stood nine for conviction and threo for acq uittal. lucViana Fe::ilun. original. Edwin Sour, JTohv Vauoe, John Teeple, Corydon W. Maul, Oliver ( Mitchell, Lemuel M. llicher, Wiilia. n li. Juilkitts, HnUel Auerine, Willi cm I i"ield'. WiJlimu Carriuirten, Saoiael C. Soott, Ciu rles if. Siteiu, John Magrl. Denis O'Nei.'. Wilhara If. Jarranl. LJwarj Jlinck, lieury IK Vclvtertr, Jaaies Ke rr, Kobert ijt:sr.ig, MieAiael chuier, John W. llendernon, l'tter J. M onnin. A uired Crouch, William II. Mahan. Ahrd W. Lbrey, John Dolkon, Thomas Ooilirt-y, Clarkvou Cates, James C Davia, olin L'arne, Johu Johnson, Patrick FiatheiHy, .amurl II. Lviston, Charles A- Harris, filliati T. Johnson, C'jrus II. lUward.v John 1. Jarnecke. Nathan Crago, Henry II. Irwin, Da. d Oliver, .Stephen Jenk KryHut Hosier. C. tU th Compton, Milton X. Hartie, John W. Hill. Lewis Hans, Jonathan llarpster, WiiliarU 1". Finery, John Caldwell. Daniel Hann, LuP.is L. Jonen, William II. tllhott, Matthias F. lii:-hoer, Benjamin Howard, John Carrigut, Jamet Ü Heaton, Morris Dishong, J. U. Ball, Thomis A. Capehart. John A. Darby, Calvin Cole, William II. Davis, T. J. llajden. James Owens, William Folds on, William Erwin, Henry Morse. John CheDowdrth, Samuel Croninster, James W. Fisher, William li. Mtcy, Daniel Miller, John J. Uoss. additional. Sheltoa Dunn, Joseph C. Poberti, Levi M. B. Jones. Ieorge W. Porter. Henry M.Smith. EUTPLEMEXTAX, Tobi&g Smith. INCREASE. Joseph Willey, Henry Spears, Coleman Ehrman, Jacob lirandmeier, (ieorge P. Wright, James House, W. C. Williams, Joseph A. Spencer. Samel F. Itinker, John Stallard. George S. (lillham, Andrew T. Tompkin, Peter Stinson, Henry H.Jones, T. M. Uneklin, Ii-aao Walters. John I, l.ansford, Thomas L. Brown, Suinuel Davis, Wiliiam Davenport. Joan W. Foland, Philip Doits. HEISSUE. John B. ltowe. Abraham Ilisey, William A. Adcir. REISSCE ANO INCREASE. Josiah D. Keplogle. ORIGINAL WIDOWS, LTC. John W. L! ad ray, Mary Jenkins, Mnrtha Rhymer, Mnrihu i- ilcLeih-n, minors of James C. Parlct, Albert II. Cory, Serrepta Howman, Amanda J. Flynn, Charlotte P. Puthe. minor of Patrick McDeraiott. Minor of John Gaither, Mary P. Moaier, Barbara Jaudebeur, Martha O. Hunter. Susan C. Mc..Iinn, Sarah A. Moore, Sarah Jane Gordon, Samuel H. Weyburn. Hannah Mvtter, Muriun Howard, Lutiea White, Clara S. roIaud, Susan C. Ayere. MEXICAN WIDOW. Mary if. TadgetL Cure Yourolf. Don't ray large doctors bills. The best medical book published, 100 pages, elegant colored plates, will bo sent to you on receipt of three 2-cent stamps to pay potrige. Addrecs A. P. Ordway fc Co., Boston, Mass.

A PHEW PHAGT8 PHOR PHARMERS. Onco upon a time a newspaper publisher raado the discovery that a rascally traveling printer had stolen all his f"p, j's and x's, and that he -would have to pot out his paper without them. In consequence, the JElvSEV COFFEE ad. appeared in the following curious form. The nearest ho could come to reproducing the letter j was with ch: CHERSEY COPHEE Is chustly in phavor with all who ecksact a cophce ov phinc phlavor choined with phull strength and cckccllent aroma. Ecksperts phind that Chersey Cophco meets all requirements. It is the wholo borry carephull selected and browned (riot ground), etc.

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HIS advertisement was something of a novelty and attracted

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Remember this package coffee is the whole berry, browned (not ground), of full flavor and first quality. FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-CLASS GROCERS.

DAYTON FRANK Manufacturers'

A WEEK IN CONGilESS.

Proceeding or II ith Charahera For the Week Endlna- Feb. G. Monday, Feb. 1 Both houses in session. Senate: The Mexican claims bills were parsed. House: Further debate was had on the proposed rules. Tues iav. Feb. 2 Foth houses in session. House: The discussior-: cf the rules was continued. Sentde: Th printing bill was I taken up in the senate, the pure food bill being po.-lponf:. Wednesday, Feb. 3 Both branches in session. Senate: The public printing bid was discu.eÄid ; Senator Kyle spoke on tho divorce laws. Hoc.se: The discussion of the rules was continued; tho "Hoiman rule" was adopted. Thursday, Feb. 4 Poth houses in cession. House: The new rule were adopted. Senate: Tho New York bridge bil s wero unfavorably reported by the comniitUe. Friday. Feb. 5 Tho hou?e only in fession. Tho census deücioncy bill was passed. Saturday, Feb. 0 The house in session. Fuiogies on Pepresentative Lee were delivered. Tfte house committee on agriculture had another !;eariu on the autiopticn bill. Af:f r ilie ri Convalescence ia very plow, and to rpcover tho health tone a good tonic is absolutely necessary. Hood's Sarsapariiia has been uod with wonderful euccesa asabuildingun medicine and blood purifier after attarks of the (rip, after Tyt!ioid Fever, Scarlet Fever. Diphtheria, Pneumonia or other prostrating diseases. It possesses juet the buildmg-up effect so much neoded; it vitiuzes and enriches the thin and impoverished blood, and it invigorates the kidneys and stimulates the liver 60 that they resume regular and liealthy action. Thousands cf people have tftken Hood's Sarsapari.lu as a preventive cf the Grip with success. Thousands have found in it restoration to health and strength after this dreaded complaint. For instance, Mr. Jacob Knapp of Tipton, Ia., a well known businens mun, stya he had the Grip twice, leaving him very weak and with a bad cough. Hood's Sarsaparilla pave him a splendid appetite, made him feel strong and as well us ever. Fire at Itrazll. Brazil, Feb. 8. Special. The Central houeo caught lire tonitht from a lamp explosion. The furniture and fixtures are a total lots, and the building is badly damaged. Less 1,500, but covered by insurance. For Ilral:i Fs TSE HOR5 FORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE. Pr. "W. II. Fisher, Le Sneur, Minn., Sayn: "I find it very eerviceable in nervous debility, texual weakness, brain fag, excessive use of tobacco, as a drink in fevers, and in Kmo urinary troubles. It is a grand good remedy in all cases where I havo used it." Kil td tn n Coal Mine. Brazil, Feb. 4. Special. Michael Shay, a miner, was killed six miles west of here by falling slate and dirt. Mrn. IVIumow'i Svulliin Syrup Has been used over Fifty Years by millions of mothers for their children while Teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens tho Gums, allays Pain, cures Wind Colic and is tho best remedy for Diarrhoea. Sold, by druggists in every part of the world. 25 cents a bottle. wupaper Seid. La porte, Feb. S. Special. The South Bend ITominj I'ntt has been eold to J. V O'Cannon and G. C. Tufts, the change of

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In an unusual way. JERSEY COFFEE has been introduced over the greater portion of Indiana, especially the part that looks to Indianapolis for its supplies, and it is everywhere acknowledged as

SPICI 'JL

DAYTON, O.

S. FISHBACK, Asent for Indiana. INDIANAPOLIS.

Tiic Spring Inflow.

Every day it comes, and every day it is displayed now one thinqf, now another, but all new. Spring Dress Goods and Silks.' The high-tide of the stock is breaking over the ede all the time. We retain it, show it. Il you want any of it you should come, and the sooner vou come ' a the wider and lrcsher range you have !or choice. L. S. AIRES k CO. THE iim WEBSTER 2: asaal -fSUCCESSOIt OK THLI fVABSinOKD. ICf-.'i.; l mt i !;c( tp'T.i l t t v.rer. A GRAND INVESTMENT I'r evrry i-.:iiny i.ü i hi i.i Work of rcT:to;i oci i.-j it i ever 3 j yrars. Mort- K.an l'.-j cjit r;rii li.l r.n-rs cuipl-iyed. Cr.tic.il exiktniratü n l:ivi il. Cettl.e Ecst. Sold by o'.l B'' kili'-r-. I'mvtiic: free. CAUTION is iiocüo J in -::rchiisin? a dictionary, as i !i v-r-ii h'.!? rj rir.eof an -i.so. Jet uni cui..i.i!tUT iy TTuri;.ics - litii n of Wchs-tcr uro N-:i:c r.ii-rt t d ni'icr various naii'.os and 1'tn 1 y mlfr.-prr iratK-n. 'i Ko lnlcrniticfia! it -;irs lhci-r.; r:r.t of i. & C. MEKHIAM Ä CO..rüllllcr, Spriii;lid, Mas., L". !. A. AC.K.NTH WAXTIdl. A CENTS MAKE 1 0 P CKNT. AND WFi( ofth t on mr cor els. lelt. bruphet end remfJ c: ra:ni! fro : lcrriu.ry. Dr. L-iJimiarw li Iiroiway, New Voric. management taking p'aco today. Tkt paper has heretofore been neutral in poli tics, but will now advocate republicaa principles. The Comuiamter.in-Clilef Of the Granii Army of the Pepublic, Majot (Jeorge S. Merrill. Few remedies are bet ter known in this vicinity than Sulphuf Bitters; their sale has been very general throughout this section, rnd tho numtel of reliable and well attested cases of ben ex licial reeuds and recovery by their uee il largo and beyond aLspute. 3 great attention, setting forth S3 OF T L Ji 5

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