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i it i njfww i 1 MffffW Xf i I ft iM joi tu Vilnji fr1 i iir Jfa Warni QD jw the peoples fapko jh mT Ami li FORT WAYNE WEDNESDAY MAY 30 1883 TRICE TWO CENT8J nnlnmr Hao Hall rtlnli lw flialr flirt championship series here two HAPPENINOS rimes May 30th beoorationlJayrone ja the morning and one in the after booh and on game on Thursday Jf JUt The highest testimonials from leading horse owner of tho city for tho Lockle Hone Sboo Pad IL PftKisTuovrKit Agent 19eodw 41 Weal hf aln SlreeL Excursion rates to Chicago and return vie tbo popular Nickel Plate route only Hft for tlio round trip Tick ot on ule Tuosdays and Wednesdays of each week beginning May 22d and ending Judo iOth Inclusive Ticket good to return on or boforo the Tuesday follow log day of purchaso Kornenibor that 1 trains arrive at and depart front tbe Union depot Van Buren street in the very heart of the city IL IUknakd Agent St 1 ILK 5 22twtbU116 21 Call and sou the Locate Horse Shoe pad Fkkutkokkku Agent 19ood2w 41 West Main Street Suiting and VeNllngs in Cheviots Worsteds Casslmeros a just opened for tbo spring trade at I Floderman 4 Co oornor Main and Clinton streets prices to suit tbe times Nowl the time lo plant Verbenas Healthy plants at Mark oys 1 4 tf Tbe popular Nickel Plate route again offer you a cheap excursion lo Chicago and return Only 3 for the round trip oo June 1st Tickets good to return on or bofore line Ctb Van Huron street depot in Chicago 11 lUntUiiu Agent 90 31 A St I Ky Try tbe Lockio Horse Shoe Pad 11 FnKiSTttorFKK Agent leod2w 41 Wost Main Street Krrand MrfcACrieelefllhU morning for Chicago The base bail contest by electrio lUrbt will ooour the first fair sight of this week At 4he Aoademy of Music this even ing a display of eleotrje light will be made Thursday evenW there will lm a special conclave of Fort Wayne Com uauuory no a Lt Mil a eaoRMV up Musia Jos A Doott i Jlsoager MEM0SIAL MIGHT WEDNESDAY MAY 30 ItvapiMtsranoeof ourfavbrlles ALICE AMD LOUIS tilled by John Gronrley and Alice Hosmer And their famous Coterie oiT Artlit frMentln their Original Creation PHOTOS A performed orerlooo times liy tbem with iinleril tuoooM and lavleh prate In tbe iwnifai inum ui inn irn riitmiHi nkw raimiH i NmrnutuMi lew Himoleltlei New Mualo flew Denooi Mirth Melody and Mlmlorjr lopuir urlioe MiandKki tktonsale wonair Mar at wpoaworthS WILSONS Jtateet Improvement In Vapor Stoves ROSSI Lytuan Vapor Stoves from 00 to 26X Oil Stovee from 01S6 to ff3 00 RHUIGERATORS WATER COOLERS ICE CREAM FREEZERS and LINDEN RANGES 17 East Columbia Street MORE MONEY wytii in i I lMiiii Cengrais te iHcraasa tha Amsuflt af tha Aaara prlatlaaffartha Fart Wayne Gavarnmaat Building The Harrisons appear In that funniest of all comicalities Photos at the Academy this evening A brakeman on tho Pittsbunr road named Herring bad Ms hand badly crushed last night at Monroeville while coupling cars The LafaveUe Car and Wheel Works Company has just closed a contract for manufacturing 2000 cars for a New York City railway oompany The shops of tbe Pittsburg and Wa bash companies are shut down lo day In order that the men bight attend Decoration Day services In boats Joseph Whan boss mill right In tbe Uass foundry and machine works is dangerously ill and his wife is not ex pected lo live from day to day Tbe Quincy Uase Ball club will re main here all of this weok and play the tort Waynes every fair day Thould League Park be In poor condition ibe gamos will be played at tbe Fair grounds Chicago Ttmeii William Shenke was held to the criminal court veaterday on a charge of forgery Ho was employed by tbe Nickol Plato railroad and after selling his time11 to Mr Ruth rie of Stony Island drew bis pay at the office and spent tbe proceeds Hal Ortb of Lsfayotto has received tho desk bis father Hod Uodlovo Ortb occupied in the House of Representatives lt Is a handsomn oak affair and was sent as a present from John Bailey chief clerk of the use and an old friend of Mr Ortha On the morning of May 2tb there was celebrated at tbe Cathedral of St Peter and St Paul at Chicago tbe nuptials of Mr Alfred Langley and Miss Jennie IL Ryali both ef this city Tbe bride is the accomplished daughter of the late John Ryall civil englneor of this oity Last evening an yeaf old son of John Powers who lives at No 34 Uass street was stnsck near Fairfield avenue by tbe locomotive drawing Wabash ex press train No 9 The whoeis cut off one of the boys heels Tbat he eenaped witli his life is a miracle Ibe Northern Indiana Teachers As social Ion will be held July 9 10 and 11 at Island Park Rome City The pro gramme as partially arranged is to or ganic In the evening of the 9th when an address of weloome will be made by Prof Richards The following two days will be devoted the business of the association and addresses by dlstiir gulshed persons The Brotherhood of Locomotive En gineers have removed their hall from 77 Calhoun street to 140 Calhoun where they now have elegant quarters Kail way officials no longer look with disdain on an affiliation with this society and membership and good standing is even encouraged by them Mr Poole the veteran Wabash onglnoer is Chief Engineer of the Fort Wayne branch of the brotherhood Mr Williams has been appointed Gs serai Superintendent of the Chicago St Atlanlio Railway Company the appointment to take effect June I Mr Williams has been occupying the posi tion of Chief Jiogineor on the road and is not only regarded as due of the most accomplished and efficient engineers In the country but has bad large experience In both tha construction and operating Of railways which eminently fits him tor the position In wbloh he has been placed Lafayette Courier ltevf Father Wal ters who oomos bare from Logensport next week to suoeeod Bishop elect Bade macber 43 years of age and of foreign birth his being a native ol New Jersey Prior to assuming charge of tbe lo gansport parish Father Wallers was stationed atCrawforduville The Bishop elect will remain until FatherWailers arrives and take oberge Father Bade macher will be consecrated Bishop of Nashville on Sunday June Supervising Architect Hills Latter The Maws has heretofore indicated that there were many reasons why an increase of the appropriation for the government building at Fort Wayne might be ea pooled from the next Con grass and has pointed out the fact tbat gentlemen in public life who are con cerned and Consulted about suoh matters have admitted the manifest injustice of giving to Terra Haute and other places of loss population and smaller needs an appropriation greatly in ex coss of that given to erect a building at Fort Wayne to contain besides the offices lo be found in such edlfioos suitable larire rooms for tbe use of the United Slates Courts Tbeso views were expressed with much force by Hon John Now pf Indianapolis Assistant Secretary of the United States Treasury on the occasion of his visit lo this city to select a site for tbe building He then expressed a regret that the plans would be drawn for a building to cost no more than 100000 less tbe cost of tho site 2fi000 and said tbat after tbo foundation had been laid and the walls were partially op it would be found too late to profit by additional appropriations to bo expected from the next Congress except in tbe way of internal ornamentation The News is happyfo say to its readers that the seeminir delay In begin ning the work Is much to tbe citys advantage and tiiat Supervising Architect Hill will bo active In doing nothing In the way of actual building until tbe meeting of ibe next Congress in December when it Is fully expected tbat an additional appropriation of 950000 will be voted Tlio following late letter received from him by ax Congressman Coleriok will be read with deep interest It is in reply to a communication from Mr urging the justness and necessity of a further outlay for the building Hon Oolerlok Houee of Representatives Washington Sut I have tho honor to acknowledge the receipt of yonr letter of the Instant relative to tbo limit of cost fixed for the proposed public building at rori rvayne mu It is aoOarenLfrom the bid receded tbat the site will cost about 2600000 leaving 97500000 for the construction of tbe building There can be no question that the demands for accommodation in the Gov erment building at Fort Wayne will be greater than at Terre Haute by reason of greater population and tbe fact that unitoa mates uourumeet in tbe former place I oonour with you as to tbe propriety of oxumdlng the limit of cost of site and building to 16000000 Very rsxpectf ully ikt Hill Supervising Arcblteot A Nitwe reporter callod on Mr Col erltk to day and was told tbat he bad no doubt but that the next Congress would raise tbe amount to be expended here from flOOOOO to 1125000 or 160 000 He explained that Mr Hill bad frequently expressed his willingness to assist in securing the additional sum and that material aid bad beon promised in other quarters Especially was assistance to bo expected from Hon Blackburn of Kentucky who was a member of tbe Committee on House Appropriations of tbe last Congress and who will be Its Chairman at tbo next Congress unless he is elected Speaker which is by no means Improbable In either position his Influence in such matters would be of paramount importance and that It will tie actively usod to secure an additional appropria tion he has frequently said lit Hill the Supervising Architect had stated to Mr Coleriok that there would he np difficulty In changing the plans the event of the expected lotion ofCongresSjlf the work on the building had not proceeded farther than the foundation and illustrated hU remarks by producing two separate plans for a government building at Vlokiburg one designed to cost the sum originally appropriated and Jhe other the same design altered and greatly elaborated to absorb a large sum afterward voted tTr Fort Wayne has present need of a government building but It can afford to wait until next year tor much bet Ur one Congress will yote a large ad ditional appropriation and Congress man Lowry will rbly champion the measure AN EXPLOSION The Motor Station at tha Baa Wora Blasts tip tals Msralng Sar laasly lajuriag Feraaiaa Jahsi Wart mmi aa Aeeletaat Al four oclock this morning the neighborhood of the works of the Fort Wayne Gaslight oompany was shaken by a tremendous explosion accompanied by an accident of a serious nature Fire followed the explosion and the department and a great crowd rapidly collected at the works It appears tbat al half past three oclock watchmen detected an apparent leakage of gas and aroused the general foreman Mr John Wort who came to make investigation The air seemed to bo more irreatly charged with gas near a small brick building known as the meter station containing a large and intricate apparatus to measure tbe gas from tbe gasometers before i enters the great main Mr Wort entered tbe building and Incautiously struok a match 1 be air was more fully charged with gas than he had supposed and a terrifio explosion followed The building was thrown down and Mr Wort was terribly burned about tbo face bead and shoulders beside being injured Internally An employe of tbe works named William Lubrman st od at tbe open door of the meter station and received tbe full force of tho concussion He was able to walk to his home at 57 Superior street and suffered much today from injuries scarcely loss painful than those of Mr Wort This Is tbe first accident that has ocourred at the works in an existenoe of twenty six years Judge Niblack of the State Supreme Court haa just rendered an important decision giving strict construction of tbe thirteenth article of the constitution known as the two per cent limitation of tbe Indebtedness of municipal corpora lions The case decided went up on ap peal from tbe Floyd Circuit Court Tbe decision was to tbo effect that the Intent of the constitution provision is to arbitrarily restrict the power of municipal corporations to contract debts above the limit of two per centum of their taxable property and that when thst limit la reacbed each corporation must pay cash for whatever they purchaso with out regard to the fact whether tbe ex pendilnre is of an ordinary or extraor dinary character Mr Dukes of Peru who at tbe head of the movement to build a rail road along the line of tbo old Wabash Erie canal said to a reporter of tbe Wabash Cotiner a few days ago Wo hope and expect to seo a railroad on the tow path of the Wabasb A Erie from Fort Wayne to Lafayette There ts no question but that such a freight and passenger line would pay No other line would go so far towards the equal ization of freights No other line In the country would tap a larger number of roads Besides this the cities through which it passes are large strong and growing and the soil tbe most fertile In tbe world In fact we know tbat tha road must be built but when or by whom it is not possible at this time to toll But the cities of Indiana that were originally connected by the Canal must ultimately be connected by a direct freight and passenger libo No road in the commonwealth would have a larger local traffic wbile through freights will always follow tbe course of tbe river Yesterday afternoon Jack Belly of Sonth Harrison street was cleaning a window at the Pittsburg shops He fell from his perch heavily to the ground and his side was badly Injured Quincy Whigt The manager of the Qulncys has secured another battery A dispatch from the pitcher received yesterday stated tbat he would join tbe Qulncys at Fort Wayne unless order to the contrary wquld be sent and Man agar Oterrocker Instructed him to come THIS IS BUSINESS Unele Jsaeaaal Mars 915000 far faa Maaaale Tasapla To Whom It Utj Concern Inasmuch as the Masonic Fraternity of this city la about lo consider a propo sition offering 110000 for tbe Masonic Tempi and other really belonging to thq order in Fort Wayne we are au thorteed by Mr Samuel Sboaff of this blty te offer for bint tbe sum of fifteen tbonsand dollars In gold for a clean title to tbe same property This is a bona fidt proposition Mr Sboaff means business Pioa TiTLOtt A Co i i Baea Ball by Electricity Last evening League Park which measures 400 by 460 feet was Illumina ted by eleven Jenny electrio lamps bung on posts about ibe limits of the enclosure or suspended from positions on ths grand stand On account of tbe iewness of tbe lamps and tbe fact that the new electrical circuit could not be worked to its fullest capacity tbe result was not satisfactory tbe light being quite insufficient for ball playing pur poses Mr Charles Jenney who was oa the ground is fully convinced however of the entire practicability of the scheme and the company propose to double or en treble the number of lamps and promise quits enough light Near tbo grand stand where the Illumination wu greatest youpg men amused tbem selves by tossing balls about and found there was light enough but in tbe outer field tbe gloom was deep A plan thai is under consideration is to suspend a nuxber of lamps protected In wire meshes above tbe oenler of the field banging them on wires stretched from poles of great altitude at the sides of tbe enclosure When the weather permits these improvements will be made and there will be a practical test of ball playing at night The illumination ef the grounds constantly suggests oiber uses to which they may be profitably put and for which dark grounds are not nearly so available One of the best of these suggestions is tbat in the winter tinfo a levee might be raised about tbe limits of tbe ground and it could be easily Converted into a skating park supplied with water from the water works Baea BaM faeaea Bpeolal 10 Ik Ms lnninn worn nlavttd hiTiifimivrfi1nffm the game resulting Bay Ciy 8 Sagi naw 4VJ ftpeoJaltotlM Mswa Cairo BAttPfl Mich May 80 mi This morning a very remarkable game was played bet ween tbe borne team and the Toledo It resulted Grand Rapids Toledo jO The gam Was very exciting throughout This morning at the Fort Wayne base ball ground a game between tbe home team and the Qatneyi was interrupted by rain In the last half of the first int ning By that time tbe home team had succeeded in going out in one two tbre order and the Qutncys did nearly as well If the rivers continue to rise for a few more days fishing from the grand stand will probably be good Yesterday games of tbe Northwestern Lesgue resulted Springfield Quincy 8 Saginaw 10 Bay Olty 8 Joe Clark ba sold his fine Kentucky trotter lo Ur Edward Cary RobL UeWald John Mobr jr and Fallon are in Chicago on bn pms for Library HalL The Grand Rapids Indiana Company is erecting new telegraph poles between this city and Grand Rapids June 11th now announced as the day when the new fast trains will be put on the Moneie and Lake Shore route between Cincinnati and Petosksy Tb Lutheran Library excursion to Rome City which was to have taken place to morrow ba been postponed on account of unfavorable weather For tender footed horaes LocUe Horse Shoe Pad FBKisniorxE Agent leod2w 41 West Main Street Wat Wraathas This is an official holiday and hence tbe postofllce and other public buildings are closed It Is also Decoration Day and benee It rains It rained on last Decoration Day trained all day to day and will rain every Decoration Da in tho next 2000 years providing it dont Tbe local post of Ibe Grand Army of tbe Republic bad bneo at much pains to make Ibe day an unusually glorious one and fingers tbat picked lint when battles were fought bave for days past been engaged in weaving garlands to lay on the graves of the dead Tbey were carried out to the cemeteries today in buggies driven through the heavy rain and were quietly laid on the green sods that covered the fallen soldiers but of procession and display there was scarcely any and every feature of tbe day would have been completely washed ont bad not Colonel Scott of the militia placed at tbe public disposal tbe Academy of Music where the exercises are being held a we go to press i Uaiar tha Wheals This morning at a point on the a bash railroad a mile and a half east of New Haven express train No 2 eaet bound struck a woman who was walk ing on the track killing her Instantly and mangling tbe remains In a dreadful manner From her appearance it Is believed she was a gypsy and a member of a strolling band tbat has been seen In that neighborhood The train was stopped and the body was carried on to Antwerp Ohio To that place Coroner Wbeelock and Deputy Coroner Moynl han nave gone on the afternoon ex tores Thev will return to this city with the remains which will be honored with a lioosler Inquest A later report from New Haven Is to tbe effect that the woman who was killed 1 not a gypsy as was first Sup posed but tb wife of George WMaln If you want a nobby suit Of clothe go to Flederman 4 Co and have Barney Kramer cut tbem for you Thousands of Pansie at Markers 14 tf Excursion Eate to the Chicago Ball way Exposition For tbe benefit of those desiring to attend the Xatwnul Expottlim of Bail voy JppUancti now in progress at Chicago the Pennsylvania Company will sell excursion tickets to Cbtoago and return from principal stations on Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago By Erie Fitfaiborg Ashtabula Pittsburg By Meadville By and North Western Ohio By Tuesday and Wednesday of each week until the close Of tbe Exposition Jun 31 1683 at rate of one fare for the round trip Ticket good to return until Monday lnoluiv following date of sale SMt Another devoted wife 1 rescued from the gloomy fate of so many by purchasing a Light running Union Sewing Sew Ing Machine Prxirru A acBurrtae 2d 47 Esst Columbia street The Summit City Steam Laundry ha removed to corner West Water and Plum stseets where I will do work a cheap a the cheapest as qniok as the quickest as neat a tbe neatest Will 9ell and deliver good to any part of tbe city Down town office at Friends Hater prise and Thlemes clothing tore Damrwa to this dtv bv the first train He will probably arrive on this morning train I a well known farmer New goods juat received for spring wear ail tbe latest stvles at ti Fledderman A Co corner Clinton and Main streets To the Railway Exposition 4 46 from Fort Wayne to Chicago and Return Will be the rate vi Plttaburs Fort Wayne and Chloairo raUwav Mav and 80 Limit of ticket for return trip June 4 McCraoksh 18 dAwl0t Agent Piles FemanenUy Cured steed Bnffer I Oat Why wfll people suffer with ptlee when for eents they aa obtals a package of Dt Bosankos Pll Remedy aa absohata cure for this dissaav BoldbyH Mordhant and Bobros ear Bras llTltx.

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