Indiana State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 November 1894 — Page 6
THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 21. 1894.
ALL THE RETURNS NOW IN
nnslLT OF THE OFFICIAL COINT OF TUB BALLOTS. Onen la Klrrtrd lr rinmlKf of 4I,S3.V-rronlbltlonUU Lout Ground nd I'opull Gained County Pluralities on he Hmd of the Ticket. Dubois and Sullivan counties sent In their official returns to the secretary of state Wednesday, completing the list of counties to report. The completed official return?, however, show that Mr. Owen 13 elected by a plurality of 44,825, or a majority over all candidates of 3.S21. The total vote on the head of the ticket la as follows: Myers. 2C3.40S; Owen, 2S4.243; Taylor (pro.). 11.021; Robinson (populist). 23,587. Mr Myers and Mr. Owen both lead their tickets by nearly 4.000 In the state. This Is largely due to the ignorance of the voters, who stamped the name at the head of the ticket, thinking it voted the whole ticket. The luss of bo:h parties in his way was about the same. The total prohibUlm vote of the state on 'the head of the ticket wua 11.021, which ' waa wihln a few votes of the vote on all the state ticket. This party abo loft some on account of Lhe ignorance of the voters, but not so many as did the populist. The total populW vote cast in the state for the head of the ticke: was 2?,97. In 1S92 the vote on the h-ad of the ticket was as follows: For Governor Matthews, 26').6öl; Chase. 253.625; Worth (pro.). 12,9C0; Templeton (populist), 22,017. It Ls thus seen that after two years the prohibitionists lost votes in the state, while the populist gained 7.970. Following- Is the tHci.il report of the counties that had nor reported in time to have the result anr.cimeed in The Indiana State Sentinel a week, ago: Clnrk Cnnnty. Secretary of State Myers, 3.623; Owen, 3.4H3. Auditor Fanning-, 3,5ti7; Daily. 3.4G3. Treasurer Chandler, 3.600; Scholz, 3,403 Attorney -General Gritlith, 3.5a3; Ketcham, 3.42;. Clerk Welman. 3.53S; He??, 3.402. Superintendent Thomas, 3,3t3; Geeting, 3.462. C .ngre.'s St-cksl.tg?r, 3.600; Tracewell, Senator Craven?, 3.537; Watson, 3,302. Representative Connor, 3,303; Pd.ntdexter. 3.341. Prohibition vote, 66; populist vote, 41. Dutiol 4 'on illy. Secretary r.f state Myers, 2.C10; Owen, 1,143. Auditor Fannine, 2,r79: Daily, 1.13S. Treasurer Chandler, 2.33; Scholz. 1.142. Attorney-General Griffith, 2.3S3; Ketcham. xTl41. Clerk Welman. 2.5S3; lief?. 1.140. Superint e-jident Thomas, 2.37S; Geeting. 1,133. Congress Rretz. 2,332; Hardy, 1.173. Senator Sweeney. 2.3S2; Sahn, 1,12!. Representatives Gunn, ' 2.333; Porter, 1,137; McConr.ick, 2,313; Stewart. 1,176. Prohibition vore, 21; populist vote, 123. Dearborn Connlj'. Secretary of State Myers, 2,066; Owen, 2,R44: " Auditor Fanning. 2,903; Daily, 2.313. Treasurer Chandler. 2.SD4; Scholz. 2.310. Attorney-General Griffith. 2.S0S; Ketcham. 2.323. Clerk Welman, 290; Hess. 2.311. Superintendent Thomas, 2,833; Gecting, "" Congress Holman, 2.921; Watson. 2.3S0. Joint Senator Johnston, 2.S37; Stewart, 2,:37. Representative Foist, 2,770; Stevenson, 2,56. Joint Representative Bowers, 2,747; Miller, 2.C11. Prohibition vote, 57; populist vote, 66. Illkltnrt Count), Secretary of State Myers, 3.811; Owen, B.1S7. Auditor Fanning. 3,710; Daily, 5,133. Treasurer Chandler. 3.713; Scholz, 5.142. Attorney-CJeneral Gritlith, C.713 ; Ketcham, 6,173. - Clerk Welman. r..713; lies?. 5,167. Superintendent Thomas, 3,715; (Jesting, ß.l?Jl. Cor.gre?? Warner, 2,833: Roy? 5.1 SO. Reiresentative Deahl, C,f51; Ferra II, 4,336. Joint Representative Barney, 3,717; Harrison, 5.3 43. Prohibition vote, 29; populist vote, 304. Fayetfe County. Secretary of State Myers. 1,340; Owen, Auditor Fanning. 1,343; Daily. 1,993. Treasurer Chandler. 1.240; Scholz. 1.593. Attorney-General Gritlith, 1,343; Ketcham. 1.39J. Clerk Welmen, 1.340; Hess. 1,933. Superintendent Thomas, 1,330; Geeting, l.&3 Congress Ellitt, 1,3-d; Johnson. 2.M6. Representative Benhun, 1,334; Mcintosh. 1,937. Prohibition vot?, 33; populist vote, 47. .Miami County. Secretary of State Myers. 3,203; Owen, 3,160. Auditor Fannintr. C.12D; Daily, 3,123. Treasurer Chandh-r, ".!3u; Sc-vlz. 3.123. A ttwney -Genera 1 Griffith, 3,126; Ketcham. 3.125. Clerk Welman, 3.1 2o; Hess, 3,12f. S u peri nt end en; Thomas, 3,125; Geeting. 3,126. Congress Martin, 2.177; Steele. 3,13. J int Senator McDowell, 2,117; O'Brien, S.09Ö. Representative Cunningham, 3,090; Grimes, 3.13S. Joint Representative-Gray, 3,104; States man. 3.164. Prohibition vote, 167; p-.-pulist vote, 206. Sifn-er Count). Secretary of State Myers, 2,420; Owen, 2,735. Audi -tor Fanning, 2,340; Daily. 2.670. Treasurer Chandler. 2.337; S holz. 2.070. Attorney-General Griffith, 2,310; Ketcham. 2M Clerk UVlman, 2.341; Hess. 2.66S. Superinienden: Thomas, 2,311; (;rt!n?, 2,666. Congress Taylor, 2,431; Hemenway, 2,723. Joint Senator Wande'd, 2,363; White, 2,702. Representative II user. 2,270; Lloyd, 2,633. Prohibition vote, 21; populist vote, 139. Snllitun County. Secretary of State Myers, 2,897; Owen. 1.913. Auditor Fanning. 2,796; Dally. 1,913. Treasurer Chandler, 2.X36; Scholz, l.SSO Attorney-General (iriflith, 2,815; Ketcham. 1.&96. Clerk Welman, 2.K05; Hess. 1.90.S. Superintendent Thomas, 2.S13; Geeting, .Vi. Congress Brookshire, 2.&07; Karris, 1,970. Joint Senator Humphrey, 2,793; Ruff, 1,932. Representative Higbie, '2,803; Sink, 1,924. lYOUNG MOTHERS! j .... We Offer You a Remedy Which S n Insures Safety to Life of Mother and Child, j 8 "MOTHER'S sg CS I FRIEND" K"'terc' ft After using one bottle of "MoTntRS'B 5 Fkisnd I mifTer-1 but llttl pain. and dnl not eperien- mm wonnne. iiierwrn. r mnal in mi' ii cnnes.-MRS. ASMS GaüS, Ä Baxter Kprlns. Kan. ft 8-nt y Mail or F.xprc. on !-( ipt of prl. o II lrr botCH.. Hook l Mot Iim malted ft re. ol bj tl Prugiflu. 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Joint Representative Redman. 2,707; Davis-, 1,907. Prohibition' ypte, 112; popujlst vqte,-160. Starke County.. ... , Secretary of State Myer?, .1,032; Owen,,
1,071. . ' Auditor 'FaTinine. r,030: -Daily. 1,032.Treasurer Chandler. J. 029; Schola.- 1,032.: Attorney-General Griffith, 1;038; Ketcham. 1,031." .,'"..'. j Clerk Welman. 1.025; lies?. 1.019. Superintendent Thomas, 1,023; Getting,' 1,031. ' - ' ' ' ' Congress-Wtfrner. 1.053; Ryse, 1,038. Joint Senator Hertra rrt,-1.018 f Holler. 1,JcInt Representative Bozarth l.OGS; Culbert. 1.010. . -.. . .,. Prohibition Vote, 29; populisti vote, 23. St. Joseph , County.' " ; Secretary of State Myers," 5,071; Owen, 6,157. ' Auditor Fanning, 4,02; Daily, 6,103. Treasurer Chandler. 4.974; Scholz. 5.092. Attorney-tieneral Griffith, 4,078; Ketcham, ' 6.007."- , ' Clerk Welman, 4.969; Hess, 6.013. Superintendent Thomas, 4,963; Geeting, 6,009. Congress Warner. 5.000; Royse, 6.14S. Joint Senator Bertram, 4,954; Holler. 6,021. ' Representatives Metzger, 4,908; Fieldman, 4,930;. Lambert. 6.112; Iaidlow, 6.03S. Prohibition -vote, 14S; populist vote, 409. Stenben Comity. Secretary .of State Myers. . 1.0S9; Owen, 2,36f. . Aud' tor Fanning. 1.07S; Daily. 2,343. Treasurer Chandler.' 1.079;'. S"ho!z, 2,313. A t torn ey-G en?ral J rifd t h, ' 1,076; K et Cham. 2.341. ' v Clerk Welman, 1,076; Hess.. 2,342. Superintendent Thomas. 1,076; Geeting, 1 ' " Congress McXagny 1,0:S; ' Lolghty, 2.401. Representative Creel, 1.103; Melendy, 2 272, Prohibition vote. 133;' populist vote, 20S. .Sivllaerlnml County. Secretary of State Myers, l.ns; Owen, 1,594. Auditor Fanning. 1,094; Dally. 1.5V73. Treasurer Chandler. l.r.?o; Scholz, l.r.7.".. Attorney-General GritUth, 1,587; Ketcham, 1.572. r ClTk Welman, 1.591; Hvt, 1.574. Superintendent Thomas, l.rSt; Geeting. 1,574. Conpres HolnTan. I.fi03; Watson. 1.605. Join: Senitor Johnston, 1,609; Stewart, 1.573. Joint Representative Bowers, 1.603; Miller. 1.378. " Tlppernnoe Connfy. Secretary of State Myers, 3,662; Owen, 5,343. Auditor Fahnrng. 3,397; Daily.: 5.295. . Treasurer Ciiandler. 3.595; Scholz. 5.2S6. Attorney-General GritMth. 3,592; Ketcham. 5.2S8. " Clerk Welman. 3.592; Hess. 5.20.' Superintendent Thomas, 3,598; Geetlne, 5.2S0. - '. ; ' Congress Biirkhart, 3,730; Hanly, r.32S. Senator Cockett.' 3.643;' Haggard. 5,130. Representative Haggard,- - 3.642; Albaugh, 3.611; VV.ch, 5.21S; Decker. 5.19S. Prohibition vote, 14; populist vote, 132. Tipton Cnnnty. Secretary of State Myers, 2.0S6; Owen, Ü.047. Auditor Fanning, 2.072: Daily. 2.043. Treasurer Chandler. 2.073; Scholz. 2.041. Alt jrney-General Griflith.. 2,072; Ketcham. 2.042. Clerk Welman. 2.071; Hess. 2.042. Superintemdent Thomas, 2,073; Geeting, 2,040. Congress Burkhart, 2,051; Hanly, 2.010. Representative Borrow, 2.041; Smith, 2,036. J,int Representative Clark, 2,040; Hundley, 2.026. Pr"h'ii!ti.j:i vote. 114; populist vote, 550. V1k County. , Secretary of State Mvors, 5.S65; Owen, 6,745. . , Auditor Fanning. 6.764; Daily. 6.6s3. Treasurer Chandler. 6,7.9;. Scholz. 6.69S. Attorney-General GrifT'th, 5,762; Ketcham, 6,700. Clerk Welman; 5.764; Hese. .6S-5. Superintendent Thomas, 5,735; Geeting, 6,685. Congress Rrookshire, 5. SIS; Faris. 6 774. Representative Stark., .3,691 : Yaw, 5,722; Finkbiner. 6.741; Spaulding, 6.70. Prohibition vote. 99; populist vote, 963. Vermillion County. Secretary' of State Myers, 1,141; Owen, 1 S3 2. 'Auditor Fanning. 1,100; Daily, 1.S74. Treasurer Chandler. 1.101; Scholz. i,S7.". Attorney-Oeneral Grifnth, 1,100; Ketcham. 1,874. Clerk Welman, 1.100: lies. 1.874. . Superintendent Thomas, 1,0:7; Oeetinp. 1.S75. Conpre?? Brook?hire, 1,133; Farri?. 1.S71. Joint Senafor Clickener. 1,112; Keene, 1,848. Joint " Representative Redman, 1,12; Davis. 1,533. I'rohlbitlon vote. 9S; populisst vote, 333. , VanurlHrtf I County. Secretary" of Stnte Myers, '5.1S7 ; Owen, Auditor Fanning, 5,054; Daily, 6,173! Treasur?r-Chand!er, -4.SB2; Scholz. 6,441. Attorney-General GrhTlth, 5.04S; Ketcham. 6,174. - - Clerk Welman, 6,030; He4-C. 6.171, .. Superintendent Thomas, 5,051; Geeting, C.164. . . - . Congress Taylor, 3,134; Hemenway, 6,137. : ' ' ' ', Representative Davis. 5,007; -''Frendenberg. 5, Otts. Joint Representative Evans, .4,02$;" Willoughby, 6,115. I'rohibition vote, 61; populist A-ote, 1,313. Wn will rig I on Comity. Secretary of State Myers, 2,091; Owen, 1,977. Auditor Fanning. 2,0;1; Daily. 1,940. Treasurer Chandler. 2.027; -Scholz. 1.942. Att rney-General Griffith, 2.025; Ketcham, 1,913. Clerk Welman, 2.025; Hess, 1.046. - ' Superintendent Thomas, 2,049; Geeting, 1,941. Congress Stocks'.ager, 2.070; Tracewell, 2.003. Representative Elliott, 1,964; Garnott, 2,017. Prohibition vote, 33; populist vote, 221. Wnlmali County. Secretary of State Myers, 2,140;. Owen, 3.909. ' . - v. Auditor Fannine. 2.09J: Diilv. 3.S59. Treasurer Chandler. 2.094; Scholz, 3,S5S. Attjrncy-GeneTjfl-i'.rimta, 2,093; Ketcham, 2,860. y Clerk Welman. 2.031; Il.rs.. ?.8.-,9.' Superintendent Thomas; "J.O'.M; Geeting, 3,834. Oonresa Martin. 2,130; Steele, 3.903. Representative Massman, 2.0S9; Petit, 3.S44. I'ro'aibiti'On vote, 192; populist vote, 381. While ' County.' Sretao' of State -Myers, 1.S71; Owen. 2.1S0. Auditor Fanning. 1.S45; Daily. 3,161. Treasurer Chandler. 1.S50; Scholz. 2,153. Attorney-General Griffith. 1,855; Ketcharrt. 2.159. Clerk Welman, 1.840; Hess, 2,132. Superintendent Thomas, 1.S47; Geeting, 2,163. .... Congress Zimmerman, 1.S53; Hatch, 2,203. Joint Representatlve-Thompsop, " 1.S33; McReth. 2.194. Prohibition vote, 146; populist vote, 223. Warren County. - ... ... Secretary of State Myers, 87S;. Owen. 1.827. . - " ; - . .-' Auditor Fannflng. &34; Daily, 1.757. . Treasurer Charfvl'.er. 853; Scholz, 1.757.' Attorney-General Griffith. i54; . Ketch-' am. 1.T63. ' . -V '" ' ' " Clerk-rWelmkn, 855; Hess. 1,757.' Superintendent Thomas, 01; -Geeting, 1.757. . -- . . -."..- . - ; ' Congress Rurkhirt.., 837; Hatvly, 1.7S3, - Representative Hunter. 1,771. ' ' I'rohibition vote, 31; prpuüsr; 73. AVarrlek Comity. Secretary of. State Myers. 2.175; Owen, 2.226. Auditor Fanning. 2,124; Iaily. 2.1K6. Treasurer Chandler, 2.164; Seb..lz. 2,132. Att n-ney-General (Jriffith, 2,120; Ketcham. Z.1S2. ' . Clerk Welman, 2.122; IIe."s. 2,183. Superintendent Thomas, 2,1,20; Geeting, 2,183. , ' . ' Congress Taylor, 2,120; Hemenway, 2,25. ' .,
'S Famous Catarrli Remcfly Its Oriiin, Its Ccmrasition, Its History. . In a recent medical work It Is ftated thait In the early practice of Dr. Hartman he called the compound which Is now known as Pe-ru-na The Neutralizing Mixture. For over twertty years Dr. Hartman continued to use this valuable remedy for catarrhal diseases as his private prescriptkn. The demand became so great for his remedy outside of hks regular patients that ho -was compelled to furnish the remedy to the regular drug trade. It was then that the remedy was named IV-ru-na. Dr. Hartman used the remedy in over thirty thousand cases of catarrh before It was introduced to the general public as a catarrh remedy. Pe-ru-na, as a remedy for chronic catarrh, whether of the he-ad, noise, -throat; lungs, stomaeh, kidneys or bladder, hts become known all ovct th-3 civilized portions of North America. The reasons Te-ru-na has taken the lead of all other Catarrh remedies are First It never fails ro cure when properly usM. Seamd Tt permanently cures instead of giving temporary relief. Third It cures chronic catarrh whereever bx-atol. Fourth It is composed entirely of vegetable products and Is perfectly harmless. Fifth The personal advice of Dr. Hartman in any case of chronic catarrh can be had free of charge by letter by any one taking Pe-ru-na. In consequence of ithe early and severe snow storms prevalent throughout a great Ir:lon of the I'nited States every family should at once provide. Itself with a ccpy of the latest treatise on chronic catarrh and diseases of winter. This b'xjk contains advice which, if fc-ilowod, would Rive tliousands of i.ple fr om chrvnic catarrh and consumption. Sent fne on application. These storms are bringing a frightful epfdemie of eoughs, c"lds, influenza, la grippe, and acute catarrh. m-n of whl.h will bo sure to end in either chronic catarrh or death unless every household is pn.ividexl with IV-ru-na in time "to preV(ut these disorders. Pe-ru-na is lxt4i a preventive and a cure for all climatic diseases of winter Address The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Comjiany, Columbus, ohix Joint Senator Wandeil, 2.0S3; White, 2,171. Representative Fuller, 2,0S4; Rohannon, 2,168. I'rohibition vote, 37; iopulLst vote, 566. Whlteley County. Secretary of State Myers, 2,060; Owen, 2,124. Auditor Fanning, 2,042; Daily. 2.090. Treasurer Chandler, 2.045; Scholz. 2.036. Attorney-General Griffith 2.046; Ketcham. 2.094. . , Clerk Wclmm, 2.04; Hess, 2.09S. Superintendent Thomas, 2,43; Geeting 2,0:i9. Congress McNagny, 2.0C9; Leighty, 2,137. Representative Schräder, 2.033; Barber, 2,137. I'rohibition vote, 121; populist vote, 51. Well County. Secretary of State Myers, 2,372; Owen, 1.944. Auditor Fanning. 2,504; Daily, 1,934. Treasurer Chandler, 2.506; Scholz. 1.9.10. Attorney-General Griffith, 2,507; Ketcham. 1.929. Clerk Welman, 2,501; Hess, 1.02$. Superintendent Thoiras, 2.500; Geeting, 1,930. Congress Martin. 2,596; Steele. 1,96$. Joint Senator Rinear, 2.4S3; Faust, 1.950. Representative BIu 2.439; Doan, 1,990. Prohibition vote, 177; populist vote, 329. Wnyne County. Secretary of State Myers, 2,013; Owen, 5,842. Auditor Fanning. 2,7tlt: Daily. 5.C90. Treasurer Chan Her. 2,763; Scholz. 5,665. Attomey-C.eivral (Iriflith, 2,751; Ketcham. 5.F.S0. Clerk Welman, 2.749; Hess, 5,679. Superintendent Thouias, 2,745; deetlng, 5.6S4. C-ciKress K'.'.iott, 2.S0.-,; Johnson, 5.833. S-nator Biooks. 2,726; Saiveley, 5.665. Rei:vsentative Newnian, 2,710; P.inkley, ;",f4S. inhibition vote, 231; populist vote, 30$. 5ivi:us-owi: vote. Official II el urns Complete (live Orrcu n IM urn Illy of I The compijied officiil returns front all the counties in the stat? as returned by the county clerks to the secretary of state shiw th following pluralities on the h?nd of the ticket: Countk-3. Mycr. Owen. A'lams 1.4rJ .... Allen 1.4..S liartholoniew 75 Renten I'.laekford Hoone ..... f,06 i:s 322 3t; Drown Carroll ( 'a-ss :i;irk Clay Clinton Crawford ... iJaviesa ..... Dearborn ... Decatur Dekalb Delaware ... Dubois , Elkhart ... Fayette .... Floyd Fountain .... Franklin .... Fulton Gibson Grant Greene Hamilton ... Hancock. .... Harrison .... Hendricks .. Henry , Howard .... Huntington Jackson Jasper .... .. Jay JefTer.-on ... Jennings .... Johnson .... Knox Kosciusko .., La grange 473 'i;2 422 l'.V'.i "ttt l'.öii "Lei) 5si 616 41 572 692 279 3,21'S Ü76 63S "f.3 f..O f,-.-, "715 I.77; " 5; 1,3h 2.011 2.74 82S S!; 5Gt 213 107 l;t?27 l,2T,$ 61 1.1 PJ ;i 2,7!" 53 "?,' 512 453 c;r, 51 S 4,; IIS 'ill i;i 2i:t Ct7 Lake Laporte Lawrence ... Malion .... Marion Marshall .... Martin Miami Monroe Montgomery Morgan.... Newton Noble , Ohio Orange Owen Parke 18 61 Perry.... Pike Porter Posey Pulaski Putnam Randolph Ripley Rush J""1 CO 1 1 . Shelby Spencer Starke St. Joseph. .... Steuben Sullivan Switzerland..... Tippecanoe Tipton 204 152 im 2.7SI 317 C32 259 432 315 19 l.os; 1,271 954 li "33 1.CS1 I nion... . .. Vanderburg Vermilion IgO.a. ...... ............. Wabash.. 1,(1X0 7..1 1.7;a Sl:i 51 2!&29 ! Warren Warrick Washington... 113 u avne ! Well C2S White 3 1 Whitley .... 01 TotalOwen's plurality 10,723 0.-..5'! 4 h;r.
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HEWS OF THE WEEK.
The D. IC 13. convention Is In session In New York;The heavy storm which prevailed at Paris has abated. It lm av'rted that there will be a gubernatorial contest in Nebraska, Demonstrations of confidence In Preslöont Moraea continue throughout Brazil. Seven men suspected of be'ntr incendiarii have been arrested at Rideway, Pa. Fire at . Houston. Tex., destroyed a fine brick business block. Loss $9,0uo, partially insured. Thomas G. Lawler, commander-in-chief of the G. A. R., left Chicago for a tour of the East. IT. r. Cole of Lansing, Mich., was asphyxiated at Ringhampton, N. Y. He blew out the gas. At Rapid City. S. D.. Jay Hicks, the murderer of Ranchman Myers, paid the death penalty. Herr Johann Most, the alleged mouthpiece of the anarchif tie movement in America, spoke at l'ittsburg. The executive committee of the American bi-metalllc league have called a conference at St. Ixui for Nov. 27. The schooner Appt entice Boy waa beached at Ludington. Mica., with the schooner Austin. No lives wire lost. Oklahoma and Missouri, especially the Cherokee strip, has been visited by a fierce sand storm for a week. The funeral of ex-President McCosh of Princeton university will take place Tuesday afternoon at Marquand chapel. The umall schooner Antelope of Chlea-o capsized off Grand Haven, Mich., and the thre- men composing her crew wera drowned. , The r.rttish ship Culmore. Capt. Read, foundered eighty miles off Spurnhead, county of York. Twenty-two persons were drowned. Two relis-Ious services for the repose of the sou', of Czar Alexander were held in the cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul at St. Petersburg. Th steamer Corean, of th-? Allan line bound from Liverpool to St. Johns, Is now four days overdue and the public is becoming uneasy. A dispatch from Orand Rassnm. upper Guinea, states that the French have captured the stronghold of the Akapless natives without loss. The National convention of the Christian alliance, which has been in session In St. Louis for wine days past, ended after a most successful meeting. Nesrotiationtt for a fix-round flgrht between Danny Needham and Tom Tracey, before the Triangle club of Chicago next Monduy evening, have fallen through. Gen. Prüden te Moraes was formally Installed as president of Rrazil. He Issued a manifesto calling on the support of all loyal friends of the republic. The seaport town of Limasol on the island of Cypress has sustained much damage throuch the recent floods, during which twenty-one persons were drowned. Three supposed spies were arrested at Paris. Two of the number are German officers and the third a Frenchman. Incriminating documents were found. At Lincoln, III., Stephen Nlcholls and his dissolute wife are In jail on a charge of tryin: "o ' cremate : their seven-year-old daughter and tmrh their premises. Charles R. Caldwell and William R. Runker, who compose the firm of Caldwell & Utinki r, brokers. New York, made an assignment. Liabilities less than $50,000. At East Liverpool, O.. Wallace ltonftek & Co. started one of their tin mills with new hand-. Trouble is feared should the company introduce any more outsiders. The widow of the late base ball player. Michael J. Kelley, was given a benefit at the Hoilis-st. thtater. Boston. The house was pH-kM and the receipts will net nearly $2,et. The -anarchUts of Flttsburg are arranging for a meeting Saturday evening In commemoration of the execution of the Chicago anarchists concerned in the Haymarket riot. The Michigan supreme court granted a reht-arlng in the case in which it recently rendered a decision preventing voters from making more than one distinguishing mark ujKin ballots. The schooner D. S. Austin, loaded with salt, from Manistee, bound for Chicago, was sunk off Ludington, Mich., the crew of seven men being rescued by the liftsaving crew. The house of Louis Williams, nine miles below Nitehez. Miss., burned and two young children Were cremated in the house. Williams himself and an older child were als badly burned. A i"Ml tiken by the pastors in the Denver diocese shows that twenty-one favor the appointment of Archbishop Chapelle of Santa Fe as successor to Rlshop Matz, who resided recently. Jame-t M. Clark, formerly manager of Senator Stanford's stock farm and at one time in charire of Directum, committed suicide at Spniv-ffield, O. He hai been suffering from rheumatism. The Fnited States iron and tin plate company of PittsburK commenced work in its Demmler plant with fifty non-union men under guard of deputies. The locked-out men offered no interference. rat rick Pmpsey, president of the Amalgamated board of cloakmakers of New York, says that a great many sm.i!l firms had settled with the strikers, but that the larger lirrns are still holding out. Twenty students of the Bible college of Kentucky university at Lexington are seriously 111 with typhoid fever, caused by drinking impure water. There have been three deaths withing the past week. William Gletzer was murdered in his barn near ltlyiia. O.. and an attempt made to burn the baru after the commission of the drei by, the unknown perpetrator. Ills stepson who is missing, is suspected. Pontine.!' l:irh mass was celebrated by Cardinal Giblnins at St. Peters catholic church, Washington, the occasion being the anniversary of the festival dedication of the HasilicMS of St. Peter ami St. Paul. At Bordeaux, during a race, one of the horses slipped and fell, upsetting horses that were : runninrr close behind him. A local jockey was kiled and an English rider named Lihttoot had his skull fractured. Miss Frances E. Willard. president of the Nattyuiil ,,vvmnS Christian temperance union, arrived liv 'Cleveland. Miss Willard will "preside over the W. C. T. II. convention, which convenes at Music hall Friday morning. A suit has been filed In the Fnited States circuit court at Pittsburg by John E. Rydall against the McKeesport light company and the Urush electric company of Cleveland to recover over flOO.tM) in commissions. EK-Fresident J C. Darragh of the defunct Kansas City safe deposit and savings bank i:-t on trial in the criminal court at Independence for receiving a deposit when it was known that the bank was in a failing condition. Seven St. Louis school boys who, with others, had dug a cave on a vacant lot, were buried by the roof caving In and llenrv Readner. ejght years old. killed. Herman Walkenford. aged twelve, was badly hurt. M. Krivoscheine. Russian minister of railways, has resigned, owing to the ifectlvo arrangements in connection with the funeral trains which conveyed the imperial family and the remains of Czar Alexander from SehaStopoI-Ex-State Senator John O'Malley. for whom the Chicago police have been searching since the night of the election, surrendered himself today. O'Malley Is charged with having wounded a bartender and a cabdrlver. The nun employed as teachers in the Riverside public school in Pittaburg. and who resigned temporarily pending the decision in the Galitzln case, will not resume their position, being averse to the notoriety obtained. Dr. J. J. Robinson, LL. D., who has resigned from the Yale law school, with which bo has been connected for twenty years, will become dean of the new school of philosophy of the catholic university of America at Washington. The trial of Frederick Marvin, ex-cashier of the Third national bank of Detroit, on charges of embezzling and misappropriating the funds of the bank began n the Fnited States court. There are thirty-three counts In his indictment. John T. Hughes of Lexington. Ky, has bought of Messrs. R. T. Freeman v. Son, proprietors of Elm stock farm. Mexico, Mo., the famous saddle and show stallion. Rex McDonald, for 3,500 the highest price ever paid for a saddle horse. The New York firm of Drexel. Morgan & Co.. under its present firm name will expire by limitation on Jan. 1, 1X95, and it Is understood that the firm will -be reorganized to continue business under the title of J. P. Morgan & Co. The animal which has caused such great excitement among the people In the vicinity of Nt-wville. O., and which was declared to be a "monster lion," a "savage panther" and a "ferocious wild beast," has at last been brought to bay. It proved t- be a big dog. Mm. VImb1ow' Soothing- Syrup" Has been used over Fifty Years by millions of mothers for their children while Teething with, perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the Gums, allays Pain, cures Wind Colic, regulates the bowels, and Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea, whether arising from teethin or other causes. For sale by Druggists In every part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winlow's Soothing ' Syrup, 23c a bottle , .
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Do you want a watch that is a first-class timekeeper; one that is warranted to give satisfaction? If so, THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL can supply you at manufacturers' prices. In other words, we can sell to our readers watches for just one-half the price that they would cost at any jewelry store. Don't fail to read OUR SPECIAL PRICES. The cuts represent Joseph Fahys's celebrated Montauk and Monarch cases as above. Cases will be furnished either plain (engine-turned) or beauti ully engraved as the subscriber preiers. Note carefully the descriptions and prices below.
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WARRANTED 5 YEARS. America Flag Rolled Gold Plate case, warranted by the manufacturer to wear for 5 years, an excellent watch that will give satisfaction and wear as warranted; fitted with Trenton Watch Company Works, made at Trenton. New Jersey. Good timekeeper, guaranteed. Regular retail price, $15.00. No. 1, our price, gents' size 57 75 No. 2, ladies size 7 5-1 WARRANTED 21 YEARS. Fahvs's Monarch. 14-karat Gold Filled ease, made of two- heavy plates of 14-karat Solid Gold over a sheet of line hard metal and Specially Warranted to wear 21 years. Fitted complete with Elgin. Waltham or Hampden movement, jeweled in rubles, expansion balance, safety pinion and dust band. Regular retail price, $!0.t. No. 4, our price, gents' size $1S OJ No. 5, ladles' size 14 .j
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The watch will reach you within a week after you send the order. Remember that these watches are fruaranteed to be precisely as they are represented. We can assure our readers that every watch will give complete and entire satisiaction. It will be both useiul and ornamental, a thing oi beauty and a joy lorever. THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Order by number only and send cash with order. nc'!i--;--..as.o.. DEUBER SILVERINE. Full 3-ounce weight open-face, polls1iel bright, guaranteed to keep Us color forever and wear better than solid silver. Silverine is a composition of parts of silver and nickel, and wears better than pure silver and will not tarnish. We lit them with Hampden, Elgin or Waltham works, with jeweled balance and every late improvement. Guarantee;! good timekeepers and serviceable and reliable watch for lfttle money. Regular retail price, JS.5o. No. 3, our price, gents' size $5 75 r e ft'J''V.' WARRANTED 20 YEARS. Dueber Guaranteed G-old Filled case. Hunting style, fancy engraved, has solid Gold Joints, Row and Crown and is warranted bv Special Signed Guarantee to wear for 20 years. Certainly the best value for the money ever offered, litte,! with either of the well known makes of American Watches, viz: Hampden. Elgin or Waltham. with jeweled expansion balances, safety pinions and dust bands. Regular retail price, Jü.i. No. 7. our price, gents' size J14 50 No. 8, ladies' size 13 09
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WARRANTED 25 YEARS. 14 karat Solid Gold Filled watch, th-high-st grade watch ras- manufactured, guar.intetl to I-e made of II karat Jvi.l over a tine composition and warranted by The iv-ubcr Wach Case Company to wear 2-". years. Fitted complete with Hampden, Walt ham or KIgin Works, full jeweled, excellent timekeepers, ltvgular retail price, Ji1"'. No. :. our price, gents' tize fO No. 10, ladies size lo 23 WARRANTED 13 YEARS. Fahys's Montau kGold FillM oas, openface patent, oast and damp proof, nirew back and bezel with heavy French crystal. These cacs are close fitting and having no hinuea do not wear out the packets. Ws lit them with the renowned Klgin. Waltham or Hamplen pendant setting works, witi every latest Improvement. Regular retail price. $J0.o. No. 6, our price, gtnts' size 10 8-3 WARRANTED QUALITY 14 KARAT, Guaranteed to wear 20 years. World renowned .lanr-.s Ross 14 karat. Solid Gold Filled Watch case, made of 11 karat Gold over a line stiffening metal, and Is guarante-d by special certificate t. wear 20 years. We put In this case an elegant, jeweled movement, nickel with fine jewels, all In orioiie Gold Settings, Patent Peculator and every latest improvement, made by The Hampden Watch Co., Canton, Ohio. Regul.ir ret ad prk-e, $.'.S.. No. 11. our price, gents' size IZ 41 No. 12, our price, ladies' size 17 2i QUALITY li KARAT GOLD, Warranted "0 years. The Rest "THE DUEHEIt." Full Rassine, fancy en-ravel II karat Gold case, warranted by special ottieia' guarantee to wear for 20 years. Quality ( ; ld guaranteed to be 14 ktr.it and male over a line comiHjsiti n. This is th- favorite shapof case and the latest improved model 111gin work made by the Mlgin National Watch Company. Regular retail price, JC2.O0. No. It, our price, gents' size JlSfO No. 14, our price, ladies' size 15 OJ 189 to the follow '"