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6 rmV TWVrQ WnPlT nOF lliri llii'iA VJ it a ding or value at inz CLOSIXG OF THE MABKIT8. Tew Tact by of Ktiwpec tloa Bulie of tb Country Generally Good Local Trad 6atlaactorj. ladlaaapoUa Wholesale Market. Trad for tb Pt week in groceries hai beam goed. Fr nit aad vegetable Lave been aetir.

Fancy dry food aod holiday wart toeraily hart been brick. In general Jobbinf line, och a hardware, leather, etc, bneinee ba been satisfactory bat baa abosm tbe nanal lull that comet at tba of tbe year. Sugar are MCc eair ia New York to iayaofieea are unchanged. Coy oyura ar firmer. ZltrMd From Una A Review.

8yB. G.Don 4 A the boi.daya draw near all air" indicate a large volume bnaineaa, with growing confidence of improvement in tbe future, except in pa i of the South, where the uua) eccuniuauon eottoo and iU iow price have a depree iag influence. There i no lack of in any part of the country exert oi Southern and U.e that cotton now a jmu.afe i at a few ports and inteior to repreer falJt, in valu a i'I ut enre, explains U.e dfhcu.tr and that it ia not penoaL ent. It a i aJao thai collect on are. tf.e proving, though at N.

ai ui '1 Some eeutbern ic'iiii. and or at Eastern rites Kef rn frorn al. part the country iha a verv fair activ.u .1, tr.t distribution of merct.aridie. The elected reduction in I ri'M ff pet has com, from 1" cell on jt llr Mia 5 cents on wbih are now aaid to cheaper here than in Finland. Amr clothiers the better cia.s of are in excellent demand trad ia and id dress rud in kilt at ju tort, but oine arc irc iiolea iti r.ni; pen.

Print cioth bow aom impp'wmfi and print are more active. The ar.J Ue brisineas clearly ii.crea d. llo.ton ah.ppiog exceeding last yt' br I'O eed. (or the wt k. lhouk for the year the doreae i tiii Z4 ffr crnt.

The iron limine i more active, bar and plaU mUU are well ein.l l. ti.oiitfh price ar low, order iot twnitv tli. ui I ear hariug ie i'lccd two the loiret pric evrr kii wn. Tt.e mil lu.tl ko into next rrtr with or i hundred tbu au'i im I copper i lower at, 1" 'I maud iem! are Tery dull, and ca The bUii iH camnjr through oat tb countrj duriii tl" iat ven 1y namrer 320, aoom.arei w.tn a u.tai ul XV lat week. For the rorre'i iiciiuif week of laat yar th lijrare were 37o.

Iry thMMlt. Brown Cottons American I.L. 36 inrhea, 6c: At anlic 3d inche. 6 l.c At.a;.ti 11. Winebe.

CHci AtiantiC I', 3i luchea. Lc Atlantic incties, be; At.ai.t:c fount, 86 lucbta, Arckiery .36 inches, 4 Armorr, 3d iochea. Arle, im l.n. 6c; ArrowirSt) f.Sc llt i lnehea, Hoot 2X. 3 mri.e.

(., Turks head, 30 it.cbes, 6o lladger 3 cues. oc Uilwl CC, lucl.ei. t.c; Kipo.i ton 5ac: HonenUnltn. 36 Jnchea, 6 Lawrence inchea Lajcater A. 'M inche, 1Jc; Uaca trr Hi inche, vc; Sea I.and ii.cl.es 6'e Statue Libertv, 30 incheo, oc I ncle Keroa.

36 4c; rei'pcfi'. 1. Pepperell.10 4, lic I'ti 4, 22 1 I ia, 10 4. 25c PrinU Allen lancr tSc, American hirtlog Athen.an n.d.go Ar bold indigo bUr, Arnold lon: th li lw, Arnold long li. rw.ca nncv 8Jc, Berlin Turkey red fV.

Cvchrco f.nry th. Cocheco madders 4t, l.m KUr Harmonv I lam i rc.l lianctieeter (Sc, Merr nine si.irtnik.' Xlrrin.c Print 'sr. ri ii' 6Kc. Or.on robes ic. kl mnnrnlHiFI r' i gray bHc hinirtou luru.

red Windsor tancies llleached ultoi.f I aliaruvale 6e; Blacktoti A A. 3. incie 1 ar. i five: Pwirhi ai chr. inrl.es.

I Ij 1 1 Dw.glH anchor. 42 ipci.er Dwit lit anchor, 4 1 1 auio.l Field, 36 inches. l. ietti. Inches, 1 ar il.

iwhs, I ar welf 42 inches, 4' luohn, Fru.t. Hi Mirl.ev Sc, ri: W. S6' inche. Fir Call. llletidale XX.

"i Harvr, 1 inches, rlo: lL.T Si uitcf 1.1 in. 7VC; I 'tiadnle. lin, Masoi. iile, 56 inches, New utK N'i U. ILchn.

IVpi'i 4. 17c: Peppc 1 rell. 0 4. rcppcreil. 1..

21 the Vest, inclus. 11 IVa.dr 11. 6 a.n .1. li.cl.rs, I'tica, 9 4, ftica. 4.

2 'iC, i.r.,. inrlin In c. Con Colored Ceuihr'c dwar.i 4 eord SKo, Hlater 3e. lulled Ckuibr.c Carner A (. o.

lOptill huh co.ors tfills Cterceut A N'. teacrnU' ICine 7c boat ail rVc. Ma i)ngiiaini A r.ii kfn A1110 11 a a 7.S1, lAncaate 7c. ini.iatr lie tUo. llriiir dieIlcs eac l'er ci uirtu l.v 1 1 1 aoT as Slesia ale 12 1 i.ic'.ih A 1 llova! 1W, Arua Checks c.

conoirv (. New iHiuth 7, Sc. 1 Lecue 1 alt. Plea.aiit it' Ticking A musk as A A i ACLl2je. i i Ki FF Fulls 3o mchis ll ewi.it.

Itf. noX etia iv. book fe lc. amotid hook fo. 1 sk land Al' I'Sc.

Lewi.ton So 52 inches 12 Sr. inches 10c, Yotk 2 iache 10c, I xb dge trocf. ira. Suftrs 4 erV A rf a .4 fll 4 4. 14 1 l.i li 01 i 0 rrt cotiee veiiuw good yele.

i la.r 8c. ci'intnor yel' 4 i Kaated Cotlees Iva i.t Li inled tag irbockle's. XXXX, lava 2tiaC, (bulk ra ted p.0,1; rapital JWSc, IMot li'Sc, Dakota Green Coriees Ord ra 1 r'od 17fjl5Sc. choice lVUlc, fancy 21(. 0 Java S7(gk30c pirft I nrroned A.sp ce 1 (4'.

cas aia 103il5c mace rutmig 75 el eves S2f50c, giivf er VvJi, pepper 20c Twine Hemr UhO wool 'iC2c. flax 23c, paper 7d, ut 12(itLc, cotton 16, 12e. Woedeaware No. 1 tubs $7 tube N'o. 3 Vubs itV5 25 Call, hoop $1.601.6.

2 hoop $4.35 a KoU Almonds, Taragonia, 17(a15o, ai oada, Itiea, J65i.lv, lira.o r.ut. new, tTe: tiiberta waluuu, Napir, X7e; walanta French. 14c; pecan. Virg ir ia, best, rood. 5Cj7c.

Dna JrTuit Appies. fun dried, peMi, VLpo rated, peaches suu dried, camnion to choice, 4C: eurrar.u 2630c; prone, Turk ih. new, nueina, loose, per box, taisina. Valencia, per lb, Canted Goods Blackberries 27b 75c, oyster lib fnli weight fight weight 657oc, 2lb fuli weigm L4Q, $Ib light weight tl fLSO: peaches, tandard J1.75C.2 second 3fr il 1 I.4W, pi Joe; pineapple, nanoaru aioi. aeceods ITbJl.iXl.lO; string bean saloion, lib, 11.2.1.60; pineapple.

Bahama, JXjio; peaa, silted, LOO(dt2 22), earlr Jane marrow l.tX(l soaked 7.rJ.5c; tomatoes, 37b, eorn, aufar, llifceKane ou Ciroceries New Orleans tniasae Fair to prime 40c, choice i5i42e. fejrnps cboic 7X440C, rrt urn. 54c. Vinegar Malt, 40 rraln te 11(1S per gallon. Leans uk4 puCU laaxTew XUGa2iMk I i i 4, 1 Fftie CarolinaSHft'Ke.

Jar an 6, Lake Se.t In car lots in a tir l.OXl.05. SUrcb Pearl ion eJo 1 ard 3 lb package '3r. ctisni'' rn fackafe Candy m.c; common mixed 6c. Irsitl vd ecetable. i The foilowinjf are the dtaitn i price Fro App'e: Commcn tl.a.X.'S, choice to fancy per lar 'Pear 14 (SuJ.it) er barrel, Cape Cod rrauberrie craf barrn fj.

ork Orape ii 'jn4 ha rt, ,4 Maiara foil we.ef lect mnsr to snd itn 1 )r. Ma.ua choice '3'' ir box, far. i da 'i irZ in box. New per jcui d. t'er tu kJiUr 'C per In t'8 H'n.

c' per barr pi. tatei i ji bnhel. car 4. Jerey Ka Iliinoia f2.r.y.i re' i a ryi.i i ih 0D'f. rr I' a fa 2.0 i hu'hel 'tj.

ut tr li riir i per ba. re. Larri Indiai apoin rion krt. Hi i 4 r.a: i S' 'T i J.r. a ar I.e.

'i a i i n' 1 k. i a i I "i 'tt 1 1. re u.e a th i. ti hz 'ixii i a eroo, lmiRf tiarf, rt. Morrd re 1 tJ.J op sum 5 'V ch 1." i $2 aa''i da r' t2.4''.

Ch.li cl. i t'f pq I tr i A'. c. copt.c ra. per cut crrnrr: ol tmlfcr, pure, '7t ti 1 il of t.

i 4 4 da h.carii i 1. 1 a turi r.t.iie 4 vc i.e 1 42 t4'h i 3f'c, in potaiii i I 4c, i i 1 1 carb 7'V, a .1 1 1 1 water iie prime tute pcrfe ti 1 if. hniier, eg inn I'onitrv. I.e i nji i l. 1 try ileiit.

a per iioiiiii ii nf tu 'hi L'e I dotu piCk. ch'ckei, cocks. 3c. old Hi iiucka. fi utherrd per or poor.

1,4 Kgi? 1 eii Hut ier Choice cduntrT roll 1 fresh, 1 1 com inoii. 1 eatiier etc prime cooe feather, 35c per ii; dti k', ra ol; beeswax. 15(i er pMini'i. 1 lour ai.tl eril. FI 11 Wiiit vl.eal patent $5 pr.

at patent, J5 7. in ler nli'il 't aittii, tie 1 in ter lcar i' i 4 it 1 ra 1. ''4 .5 nat in. rolled t5 '25, fli ci l.eut $''. 5 i 1 i'0 (.1 crreniuga H' i 1 per ton.

con, $1 4' pr p' H'l ti.ml i 4 1 ivi meu. teed a. (14. 2. 'Hi i ton.

oran 1 .1 i. per Clover Lt'ra cho ce fcleane.l J4 5 4.7 per Lu choice J4 i'(4 las tn." a.laiia 'I1, 1' 1,4 1 ri in ijlia.itv i to wh.te liuti'h us to '1 1mot.1v I aiu tl (', itr.ct.v jras haiicv F.ngl sh ci.oi rr Choice $1.35 iiua.M i 1 I i yi CMil Cl' me uck'y i'2 2 in. i chard lied Top i re iJUc. Tinneia' huilie. l'rand charcoal lin, lMi 4.

li, 1 Hi lu i 14a. 1 12x12 2 a id i 1 i 7. 7. IX 12 1 'i 1 1 noli l' tio, It i i 2 12.7 11 ii t' 11, 27c; 27i, 27' be 1 loo iii iron, an cent. n.iel 2.1.C 7'', 5 hot ui 24c, ji.auisned copper tu.ucr c.

Iron Tire and i tint ha 1 2t ctiov ei H.2. 4c and 4x1 io i.i r. horie hoe nuils, hor naijis I'. Mm ti ii 7 rar J4.2 lb Hi lei, fulum nn.l urease. 1 er No hi pay 1 nc pr ce.

cr. 2 o. 1 1 7c. to I h. i 51 1.

2 s. OS 1 C. i'r me llo: ei ireasc Hr Li 'it, 1 white 4r. l.e iurr. 1 hem.

ic. akirtiug soleo i'i 2 hii.1. 7 A.e ..1. lc. ft.

n.r 1 tr 1 re ip JtK" Vl'. i rsl 'fkin 7 1 1. French hiiinr. Kaoi'it Sel Si per 04 '1 i a ii.oi'twxi. per doren.

per doen. rel 75c(a; i per dozen. v.l. 1 uh 27' U'2c. nil washed of nieil 11 ni ard coii moti iT'Sde 2224c, coarae, an ci led 4 1 sc.

burrv 1 Dl.tN.Vl'iM la tili vlN MAKKET. The 11 hrai M11.fc.e1 snail) lorn In 1 eriing lm: Mrauy, aaier Wur Ni in 1 1 4 Market No. fii 01' l' re 'voted veil .2 i 4' No 2 white 3 vr 4 o. o. 3 11: li 4 c.

1 1 VI Mes.i wl. te .4 2 1 tar 4 1 2 a 1 44c d. 'a No 1 1 1' 1 1 lK 1 1:1 7. lU ho. or 1: No.

2 N'o. 2 t'ra sie thy $12.7 0 bid. hi'. No. 1 No.

1 ra.r 1.1'vtr 'A', allied Lye No. 2 for car lota. for wat'on. a c.o 11 Inn ectio: ia: Wr.ca: Nn. 2 Mediterranean 1 car.

Nr. 2 red 5 car, rejected 2 car. Corn No. 3 white i carv No. 4 i.

te cars. No. 3 ye Low i car. No. 4 nl.ii2 cars, No.

2 ni led 4 oars. o. rjixed 7 ors, ear 1 car. Hay No. 1 t.iotLy 2 rejected 1 car.

Total number of car to day, yesterday, 57 car. 1 iSDU.Mrous i ivt i hick MAKarrr Steady Market oa Cattle om tirade of llos a Trifle Weaker. IriArAro. mom Srocx Yaxds. Dec.

11 Catti lleceipt 1 head. Siiitinient none. Iheie wa to day in ie general caaie tna kt iroiu yestrrdav. tood so.d about steadv tirioe to the local trade, whi.e common tutr rnt lu looked a if the demand lor prime butjhera' catti would be good next week. Shipping cattle we quote: Prime export steers, 1,450 to 1,650 lb $4 Good to choice ahipping, to 1.400 lba.

75 5 25 7b 4 50 Fair to medium ahipping, 1,050 to U00 Iha 00 50 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1891. Common shippinr. rX to L.CO lb. .2 503 3 00 Chfiiee TeeJer to 3 2V 3 (:. i feeder, v'o 2 3 0) Common to od "tififn, 0 to 2 Ofy 2 75 Hj 'hers' we oaot to cL hi.er 2 5 25 Fair t' i 2 ji' 2 i i'er 2 i.ir i re 1 ''Ois.

1' 2 set 1 2 25 i. 1 a v. 4 5 i.v i 2 4 i'r r.t 5'' 2 7" (,.. 2 1 I. ui i l.

c', i. I aii. rte i I or. :a.r th i'4 iy pr.tne i ar.d a st ade 1 iiiartet ciotd r. i I i T' 6 1 i 3 70 rk a I.

1 ') a j. i i i H'1. MAliKU li II I MiIUHl. T.iill I 'i mber 12. Wheat Firm; i.

2 I'tcrmhrr Jiv i I I ok4 1 No 2 i gtM 2 4 )ats Mi a.ly 11. 2 live 1 ii 1 1 iL'hter 11 ml ac 1 1 rune en i' 4 1 etir ar 1 ec ml er ami Jantlarv i i. March 5." il. 12. Close Pork j'r i'e uri' liiinp'e i.

imiccra'cl spot, Ie I.I ii 1: 1 1 1 r. J.ur.i Ci her. Ja.i 1111 a mi eoruarv stcrolv. i.i ii 1 I. Mir lloi.iers oflcr ruoder n.i lv.

prices linchaiigt'd. Corn Holders (' ii. 11 1 re the of it is in exoef of 1 eay at 5 Ierem her ciisv at 1 iary teaiiy at 5a fur new ehrnary teady at Nkw Yokk, Pecember 12. Wheat Ile eipu 21 hukhei'; eal 51 l.W bus'i elv; I'll a ami rf acted dull; I $1.0 March 1... April i ii i.i.H' jl.u cVii.l.Ov $1 Westeen 11 ijeeeii.ts 1 2.

.1 1 hei les 2i2, 1 bii heis iiuil, staiiy lc decline; Xo. '2 hi steamer inixed 02ffM2'ic. Iiece.pl 1 '51 hiishel i sales and weak Western 41 (c45c. Inactive ntid stead extra (Uts doll j'dnii family $1 12. I'ork McBiiy new mess old 'mess extra piirne V.

ird (Uit, I li J''' 3 miner weak e.t ij Itcceifts 75 I iciifl L'e (ill! ern limrv 2 i i. J.hi creii'ii' ry 17 2 lr. I' Iii ceipts 2,1 eu Wt ste: 11 24' deina'i i arol i 1: ce '1 if 11 l'h ti etern crearnerv imitation roils lri(. f'21c. package qtnet and ic.

Su. ar Haw in fair retining 3 1 lGc, 7 retined quiet powdered him' feilv, or ii 1 1 5'4c LTN 1, 1 uleij 4 5 lo 1 c. I i 1 steady at ''I 'iiir 'lemaiid arml firni ints Turpentine Vac. Molasses JSew irlean 1'aJlow r. 1: to 1 i 3 1.

3 S. 1 lor i. i m'eai 4 11 l. tor 1 Contra riiH' 'g pric" ts oj ened steady at un 1 to 10 point dtcline on oj ene(i ea caii.i'S. ra lied on the receipts at a closed haielv steady at 5(il2( limits above veteniav; liio, aioi ti rni 1 5 13 for No.

spot, quiet I 1 Nr.vv 1'ecmber 12. Close asked. May i 1 keil, I im her jl nominal. Corn 1 1 11 Mav 52 4c. Ierember 62'4c.

'at 4c bid, May 3yJc, bid, De ceiiine: 4 ir a keii. 1 lay' liirn: r.e p. rt id by ilrry A Co Trail Market. room lii, Board of ctosrso. Dec.

12. Dec. 11. l'er rr t'iv. t.4' 91 Jar.

U' rt'. ba 4 J4 as I 54 65 54 4T', 4 i 4 i 46 43 43'. 43 43' 1 IVc 32" S3 S3 an 32 3: 2 3." 32 v. SC. 33'.

33V1' 1 a k. Iec 30 S30 8 30 8 30 1: o'i 10 10 fciS 11 02 May 11 52 11 65 11 X) 11 40 11 iO AKD Iec 6 02 6 6 00 6 00 6 02 ac 6 12 13 10 6 12 6 12 May 50 6 50 ji 6 4o .6 45 17 50 iiS Dec 5 37 5 3: 5 32 5 35 5 35 J411 "i 4 2 5 4J 5 37 40 6 40 Mav 5 5 s2 5 75 77 5 90 ev Viim s.ors Jlarket. spi a. 1 Swx. 1 Nk.w Ycr.K.

I'e emher 12 Wall utreet. Money has been easy, with no loans, and closed offered at 2 per cent. Har si.ver. 4c. Aici ivr Aiiui ri.

Aoi o. it. preferred 42 N. Cri'c St. I.

2C'4 1 eferred a' 'e t'lo 1 i ji; rVeierr ed in A in it li 1 Cai.ail ti ii 3.4, rifioti Improve 2j 1 'reeon irejon I rani aolfic Mali. eo Evan. lc. IMuburg .1" I Reading 3e Hcck U.and e4 ac Fran preferred 7rV Ut preferred "i St. Paul 77i prfrred 1 1 .1 llli Paui Omaha.

37 1 1 preferred 104 40 Tnn. 4 Iron. XSI IJ Texas Haeinc 11H A O. On. pre'l 80 11 Vnlor.

Pacific 1' S. Eixpress 6S Wahah.Pt.LPac ItH iS a preferred 27 i UlnFt (0 1 140 eaiern Cnion 4 41 Am. Cottonseed Oil. )4 ColoradoCoai 3t 2u Homastak ll i Iron Silver 145 Ontario 41 3 3 preferred i. 11 otro.

i a 1 i ana ilherr. 4ea preierre i Ch cago Alt Hi St i' preferred C. C. i St. 1....

v' 1 n. Wl. Uulsoa 1 bac A Ien it 1 ref East Tenn. Co Ut preferred do 2d preferred referred Fort Wayne 1 r.i llcvcklcg Va'ley. li un r.

Te as Illinois Central St. P. A L' antai A Teias Lake Er i A Wst LakesQore Louisri.ieJt LoulviU A A Meoipt: Cba eliiran Ccirai. Bulwr 40 51:1.. 9.

A Rich. p. Ter. llH preferred St 1 pref erre ali Pacific Mobile a 1. Cat J.

tVr.iral pref N'ortherr. vac pc preferred V. I t.u.f 24 or: es'era referred J. Y. Ceovral EX.

4IT. Wla Centra: 17 Great orth'n pfd114 Chicaa Gas i ir Lead Trust 17s 0 Sarar Trust V4 Sc utberD Pacific Oregon S. Line JS 5" K10 iira de West4i do. preferred TJ oxr LIST WEST. T.

S. registered lt lilt do 4s eonrKn lt do 4 jS 00 sos coupon New Tors vunoa Market. N'ltw York. December 12. Cotton Futures opened steady; December 7.65c, January 7.76c.

February 7.95c, March 8.10c, April 8.23c, May S.3oc. June 8.47c, July 6.56c, August b62c, September 8.63c aoeoaa ce tmm eUttasvaa Jfertafta 4 THEN EATS OF THE STAT E. i TREASURER W.vTXE COUNTY, DIES UliEMY. A Murderer Ifnetl i New Trial Thf Doc Mmt rt Trouble FearKl at BrAiJi Otbeivladi ana News of interest. MAYOR'S PilOTOCiRA PIT GALLERY Rep.

1. X. IIiUKirK Ina. An ntnmin Killeii. 1, i I ecr I The rt ina.ns of an iuaII iTt'rt ur.t on Tj last he r.it inc can.

Me wa struck lu ar ir. i.i. ai.J ir. anv.y k.l ed. When r.e was lying acros hut was too late to stop, i y.k with uiculal i iie a ik atjout ttj i iO.

fiv fit uid kit inches ijn i U' t'rs' tie a in ne. ut ii i) cist, iie Had a scar is .1 111 a Pl rn. on he hack of his nh hai.11 1 11 ins pockvt luuiiil copy o' tbe ii arid a nienior.tndi.in book w.tn an 1 ilesji ami nam cm A i 1 i4 and 1 icorge Vin goidt. ita We.it Fourth street. The remains are at the morgue here awaiting idai.t:hcal:un.

Trying tli i le.tt lire. Aviirssos, December II Samuel Burnett, a Rell knon joung man ot this city, who is now in the last staoe onumpl on. is ei with tne dog mea. 'mre. Yesterday afternoon a r.ice.

pug dog was killed ai.d drcsed. and the consumntive took his first meal oi it last night. He the f.avor of the rn at is no: bad. and that it is not unlike veal. A few hours alter taking hut first mess ui dog ticsh he cla.mt to experience rclu Mrorn the chok nK i.m un so common to cmsu ivs ami ue passed the niitht.

muie ciiniortabiy thin he has or months ast. He much sironger to 'lav. and is confident hat the dog meat rt 'nedy will do him good at least he proposes to give it a iair trial. Trouble In the Hrazii District. Special to The 1 nfl ar.

spoils Biiazil, 77 ccembcr 12. There seems to be a feeling that what mintrs call blacklegs" are scarcely sale here, bundles of switches and White Cap notices have been left at the homes of three different miners who went to work without the ra se. They are still working. At Piatt mine, owned by Tally, early yesterday morning three men used dynamite on a lao used lor lorcinir pure air into the mine. It made a report similar to that of a cannon, and destroyed the cylinder.

Tlie 2enKiiia Case IlKinimrd. Pnecial to The Indianaoohs NoBLESviLLE, December 12. The case of the State vs. A. M.

Jenkins in the Hamilton Circuit Court, in which the deiendant was charged with stealing a deed, has been dismissed. Mr. Jenkins was lormerly lumber dealer, and is widely known throughout this county and in ditlerent parts of the State. Since tbe charge was brought against him he had emp oyed ab counsel and instructed them to push the case to a speedy termination. Happening At t.reencastle.

Ppec: to The Indianapolis News. Greencabtlk, December 12. Alexi Donna hue, son of Judge D. C. Donnahue, oi Green castle, died yesterday, ol pneumonia.

The evangelists. Potter and Miller, closed their two weeks' meeting here last night, over three hundred conversions having resulted trom their labors. The sum J.iOO was presented them as a token ot public appreciation ot their'services. Wayne Comity's Ireasurer Dead. Siecial to The Indianapolis Richmond, December 12: Mr.

Alfred L. McMeans. treasurer of Wayne county, died vry suddenly this morning. He was at work 1 V. 1 I .,1 ih a i.n plexy and died instantly.

Mir was siity tbree years old and wa serving hi eo ond terra as in asurer ot this county. He was a brother of Kutii dsie McMeau of the Indianapolis mail serT.ce. l.efused a New Trial. Spec. at to The Indianapolis Nws.

I Lagrange, December 12. Judgo anfieet. in a decision laaf evening, overrule.1 a moflon tor a new tr al tor Martin Hall, who was con victed laet week of the murder of S. E. Hughes.

Hall wiTl be sentenced to life imprisonment, A gro ui Jlim to Tbe Indlanapoiln Rinivn ii, December 12. George Johnson, a colored boy. was picked up in a Ktairway here last night with a bad knife cut over his heart, lie says he waa cut by an unknown negro. General State New. Popcorn is a suburb of Bedford.

Indoor base ball amuse Laporte. A "noon rest" is conducted at Ft. Wayne. Tiere is a recruiting station at Ft, Wayne. Lafayette' Tippecanoe Club a till in business.

The Oirlyle Society of Lafayette ia industrious. Huwpatch, an addition to Lagrange, haa been plstted. The Farmers' Alliance of Miami county is about to establish an "organ." The Lvansviiie Journal will oon have a new Cox Dupiex Perfecting pres. Conrad Zoliar lost by the burning of his farm residence near Muncie. A eh.

Id of fifteen is plaintiff in a divora uit at Marion. N'ew Aftiany Tribune. The Muidoon Clnb, of Ft. H'avne, haa changed its name to the Bowls." In the new omee of the Delpbi Timea there will be a reading room for the people. Thomas Goins, who attempted to kill Dale Welsh, ol Greenburg.

ha been captured at Madison. A potoffiee has been established at Hyde, Jennings county. Thomas Conboy is appointed postmaster. A. A.

Alford haa been appointed postmaster at Stipp Hill, FrankLa county, vice J. T. Osborne, resigned. Joseph Mitchell's barn, near Cicero, waa destroyed by (3 re, and fonr horses and three cows were included in the destruction. Loss, 3,000.

The clothing store of B. E. Oppenheim North Manchester, has been closed on attachment proceed inga. Fraud alleged oa the part of the owner. D.

T. Taylor waa elected preaident, Cba. Rogers vice preaident, Wm. A. Hart aecretary.

and Wm. Gtiest treasurer of the new protective tariff club at Portland. Charlea Steven, of Stileville, persisted in retailing intoxicants contrary to law, and finally the Indignant people raided hia den and poured his atock ot liquor into the gutter. JITilliam L. Perry, of Franklin, is mine the M.

I. railway company for fo.OOO damage, claiming tkat while a passenger on a train he wa ejected from one car to another on account of his color. John L. Sullivan, th prire fiehter, has been in communication with the Keeley branch institute at Plaine)d relative to a course of treatment, and a telegram indicate that he may be looked for at any tlmei The new Wier memorial church at Salem will be. dedicated to morrow.

Tbe church and parsonage waa built at a cost of 620,000 by Men ill Wier, of New Albany, on the lot where his parents resided for years, and where they died. It was erected aa a memorial to them, and tha prona' ta bequeathed to tha eoagre 7 pation. conditioned that th chorea eon etantiy car for tbo graves of hi parent ao long aa the property may aland. Tbe dedicatory eermon will be preached by Bet Earl of CinciiisatL. A new national bar.at.with $100,000 atoek, ha been organized at Anderaoa, with th following director: John L.

horkner. Thomaa J. Mc II a ban. Jaxne ifaasbecy, Jamea bery. B.

r. Scott asd C. W. Prather. WedDeaday, at DaJevillc, in th western part ol Delaware eoaatv.

the little two year boy of M.chael Stephenson, waa instantly Killed. Mr. Stephenson had brought bi town on a leal of corn, while them frost tie wanoa thi httle fellow ieil ncder a wheel as tb horse lU. teJ. His heaJ wascruahed.

The Brotnigburp liecord has a great It a Whaf the matter with buiMin an electric line trotn InCianapolis to tbezu heal ne water cf tbe mineral pnnrs at Browcsbunt. Twe.ve miles of street railway would connect irowcbarg with the line Kaaghville. cipttalt: would bay Uie str.nij and put up a hotel they would rap a rich harreat ia the monetary line." A with ernleuce to back, it np ought to haT weight. The editor of tbe Kntghutown Banner relates: "While gropin hi way from the to his home through the unaghted at re its. last night, at 6 o'clock, the editor stumbled over a lot of lumber in iroot cf the new barn being erected by Henry Walls on Adams street, and ieil headlong, spraining bid wrist and catting an ucly cash oa the right side ot his bead." Tommy Ilainbow, the Paoli statfe drirer, shot a large gray eaeie near Martinaburg eterday.

while d.ivtng t'o this city. The eag.e across the road, aid as quickly as possible P.ainbow stopped the stage and drawing hi revolver killed the brd at the first shot. It measures seven jten inche from tip to tip. and weighs fifteen pounds. He brnught the eagle to this city, where he will have it prepared bv a taxidermist.

Rainbow has quite a reputation as a markiman and tAge driver. having been empjbytJ on the )vef i.nd route through the Weit for several years. New Albany Ledger. FOUND IN THE MOUNDS. Verv Yalnable nd Interesting Col lectlou of Copper Antlqnlt.es.

Car: December 12 The metn hers of the World's Fair Archaeological which for the past six montr.s been excavating the Indian mo'juds in Ex has this vicinity, yesterday came across the richest find they have yet made. It was a collection ot copper ornaments and utensils, consisting of l' t) pieces, wrought into all' manner of intricate and beauti.ul forms. There i aro anklets. bracelets and ear rings, and thin sheet of metal representing i various things. But the strangest 01 all ard two pieces made exactly in the shape of the Swatuka." or the cross 01 the Greek church.

This is the first Swatiska found in North America. The ornamentation of the whole collection is pia.r.ly ot Mexican or Peruvian design, and this corroborates tne theory, pre I viously tormed, that our Ohio mound build era were closely a. lied to the Aztecs. The collection is valued by Messrs. Morehead and reason tn chuls ot the exhibition, at not le tbaa Mlh PuPE GOES UP.

He Was an "Actor, Poet an 1 Gentle mull," But a Scoundrel Withal. Memphis, December 12. Albert Hope, actor, poet and gentleman, who has been on trial here lor two days tor forging a draft on tbe National Broadway Bank, waa found guilty yesterday and sentenced to serve four years in the penitentiary. Six years ago Hope inherited 6U.U00 lrora his father and went to New York, where he lived like a prince. He was a prominent member of Augustin Daly's theatrical company, and hia father being a rich Kentuckian, he got into the swell set.

Mrs. Frank Leslie became his patron, and when Hope found his drait bad been dishonored, he said she would "pay his way out." He ia wanted in Arkansas for securing 41.0J0 on a fJctitioua draft. He was arrested in Philadelphia lor lorgery, but was brought here on a requisition. Hope was a frequent contributor to tbe Century Magazine. Killed by a Big Four Train.

Chicago, December 12. Two women and an infant were instantly kiiled at Homewood laat evening by a Big Four express train, and one woman just escaped a similar fate. Those killed were Mary Witt and Mrs. Anna Oottscbalk and the infant child of the latter, while Mr. Witt1 iter in iaw, Augusta Witt, was only saved by throwing herself trom in front of the train.

One rtsd Dollar tost Much Trouble. George W. Slaughter, a colored boy who has been employed at the Surgical Institute, yesterday afternoon attempted to pass a counterfeit silver dollar at Jerusalem's 6tore, on Massachusetts avenue. After an examination beiore United States Com missioner Van Huron, slaughter went to jail to await trial, being unable to give p00 bond. BOOMING A FAIK SITE.

Shlmr Farm Xear Irving ton JJaa Frlendu A Masa Moetlnic. Tha ntnn! nf the ami theaatern nart of the citv have roned up their sleeves and gone to work in earnest to have the State air located on the Shinier farm, south and weat of Irvington. They held a masa meeting a the Prospect street engirie house last night to exprea tlieir eitimeuts. Many of the best citizens of the South Side were at the meeting. Mr.

John Chapman presided, and John Francis waa aecretary. The principal talk waa by Albert W. Wisbard, who expressed tbe belief that if the people of the southeastern part oi the city would make a long, strong pull all together they would get the Fair; lie gave reasons, satisfactory to himself, why the Miimer farm waa better adapted to fair purpose than any of the other farm under consideration by the board. He included a table of distance front the Shinier aite for the State Fair grounds to the varioui railroads, and distauces from said site to the Circle by the various roads. Shlmer site to tbe C.

St. L. railroad, 2,000 Jeet. Sbimer site to the C. St.

L. railroad, 6.SH0 feet. Sbimer site to tbe Belt railroad crossing, 6,700 feet. Shimer ait to the H. 8t railroad, 1,000 feet.

To Shimer aite by Prospect atreet from the Circle, four and onerhalf miles. To Shimer site by English avenue from the Circle, tour and one eighth miles. To Shimer site br Washington street (National road), four and one half milea. THE SnrVEB KAP.V JL CAST OHIO vS? yM I it IU.iMw.iZj Highest of all in Ravening Power. Latest U.

S. Gov't Report VZTETtAX LEGION TIOJIK. Preparation Mad to Bur Valuable) North Meridian Street Property. A lanra namber of 'th Cnioa Vcteraa Lefriom, at a meeting held last night, perfected the plan for eocariag a bom. Th society will be known as th Union Veteran Legion Clnb.

Article of association will ho filed at once a a stock company, aharea 1100 each, to be paid in weekly or 20 cent ou each ahare, paying out in about tour years. A paid up atock will th amount of atoek renuirMl Tbe tckerson property oa North iTeridiaa i emoa parposea. iwpn i otair, wia b.iakeaout,whlci7wUI nam a nan )Bntiip Th irina i will not occupy the hail more than one each week ana will tent 10 other societies. The mroonJ floor rooms will be used aa social library, war relic, kitchen and lunch rooms. Tbe hcruse, except the hall, will be opn at all t.taes lor old oldiera It ia contemplated ia the niir future to build, on the rear part of the present buildia a two or threo atory I building lor military companies' rooms.

J. K. Haskell has been employed to secure 1 the subscriptions to the stock, aad within ten day tbe stock will, it is thought, all be taken. At that time the officers and directors will be elected. Gonerona ttlrt to a College.

DaxTttLK. December 11 Mr. Thomaa H. Swope. a wealthy gentleman of Kansas City, and a graduate of Center College in the class of 1828.

yesterday sent that inatitut.on a check for fiS COO. to be used for any purpose designated by tbe laculty. It ia thought tlat the i um will be ned as the nucleu of a lund for the erection ot a boUdine to be known aa "The Swope Scientific Building." Mr. Swop ia also an alumnu of tbe Harvard law achooL DAILY CITY STATISTICS. lsirth Rctnrna.

Tony, William and Kate, 300 East Court, boy. Jose. Victor aad Amelia, S3 Orange, boy. Kurmau, William aad Minnie, 3 Laurel. boy.

Albright, Richard and Martha, 702 Ninth, girl. 1 Wolt, Frank and Julia, 964 East Georgia, girl. Kaers, George and Anna, 33 Spann arenae, boy. Ostendorf, Henry and Henrietta, gtrL Births reported this week, 41. lieain He turns.

Oscar McColloch, 48 rears, 623 North Psnn svlvama. glandular tuberculosis. "Eddie inggens. 5 year. 620 North California, dir htheria.

W. K. Uaxelrigg, 11 months, membraneous croup. Deaths reported this week, 34. Marnace ucomsi, Daniel Jones and Addle C.

Lilly. Harry V. Horton and Nettie Feldkamp. Marriage licenses issued this week, 23. Heal Eataie transfers.

E. C. Hendricks to C. Hilgenberg. lot 2, Siuker Si Feu 1,600 00 J.

C. Shoemaker to t. T. Muter, lot 47, Uuddell Vinton Park 850 00 C. Vau Marter to L.

H. Van Marter, lot 30. Hubbard et ah 'a subdivisron. southeast addition 150 00 O. 11.

Allen to J. J. Smith, 4 part of ou lot 160 00 00 O. li S. Tucker to R.

Legeo, lot 378, Snann Co. 'a second Wood awn addition 1,025 00 C. Kuihmeyer to C. Leibkmg, north hall Inl and inuirt I. kichard aon'a first addition to 62S 90 L.

Schmidt to t. Schretber, north half lot 7. square 4. Blake Kay's subdivision of outlot 12. weat of White river 750 00 A.

H. Webb to M. A. Garrard, lot 31, Hann Dawson's subdivision of Johnson heirs' addition 1,600 00 J. Uoodlet et at.

to J. F. Dowry, lot 32. Goodlet St SDatlord'a Hauzaville addition 225 00 M. J.

Pentecost to M. A. Stephenson et ah, lots 25, 26 and 27. square 40, Burton's addition to North Indian Sapolia. 1.6C0 00 M.

W. Hightsboe to W. J. Mitchell, lot 72, Willard Place 800 00 W. Boason to D.

F. Fleener, lot 1, Bos son a subdivision. Kuodea'a North Illinois street addition 450 00 J. C. O'Connor to M.

O'Donnell, lot 53, McChesney'a aubdiviaion, outlot 150, lot 14, Doug las aubdiviaion, outlot 151. and lot 71. Bright et aL a aubdiviaion, outlot loft 1,600 00 K. M. Lingenielter to K.

Warner, lot 4. White et aubdiviaion. Fletcher's first addition 1,600 00 C. Shilling to C. M.

Uo.tr, lot 22, ouare 17, Beaty'a addition 150 00 The Westminster Pretbyterian, Church to The' People' Congregational Church, lota 6 and 6, Bright et subdivision, outlot 165 6,000 00 II. H. beville to C. Wagner, lots 6,6 and 7, Fenneman et Union street addition 1,500 00 u. oegii to K.

voegn. lot 3, Seioen aticker St Nalther a addition 2.000 00 J. M. F. iedrich to L.

Hesa, lot 12, leiser guardian's fddition 2,000 00 George Hamann to C. Vollrath, lot 20, square 57, Beatty's addition 600 00 C. Wagner to C. A. Vollrath, lot 19, square 17, Beaty'a addition 450 J.

Hamilton to J. E. Outland, lot 31, Moore's south addition 1,000 H. urancn et ai. to i.

Proctor, part ot lot 11, square 60.... 14,800 To Shimer sit by Ohio atreet, four and three quarter nil. e. Remarks in favor of the farm were mad br other peraona, and tbe meeting then unanimously adopted the following resolu tion Resolved, That we recommend to the Stat Board 01 Agriculture the Shimer farm a tbe most suitable eplace for the selection of the new Fair grounds. William Langataff suggested to the meet ing that tbeatxty nve acres owned by the State, and lyinv south of the deaf ajl dumb institute, should be need for fair pur poses, i orty acrea adjoining, be aaid, could be purchased.

Dr. W. 11. Wlahard called attention to the fact that the laud owned by the State lay on both aide of the Michigan road, and that tbe road could not be closed without joint action by C'oogrea and tbo Legisla ture 01 Indiana. 1 he ground, it waa conceded, waa out of the question.

Dr. Wish ard also gave aome good reasons why the, fair should go to the Shimer Clay aoil, he said, mad tbe beat race and the Shimer farm waa the only one under consideration that could furnish good, genuine old yellow clay for a race track. Superintendent Galloway, of the TL dc D. road, stated to th meeting that hi company had made a proposition in writing to tbe board to expend $125,000 in improvements in case the fair waa located on th Shimer farm. This money would be put ia switches, station at the Shimer farm, etc.

Mr. Galloway aaid believed hia road would do more for the fair than any other road coming in to Indianapolis. Chairman Chapman waa instructed to appoint a committee of fir to co operat with a like committee representing th Irvingtor people who will work to induce the board to accept the Shimr farm. BTBECT ATD APPROACHIS. pages3zBift5 1 BRIEF MEDICAL NOTES axjjxx tain naa.iUB u4W4m mm mil 4 IHrectly Too Ma ay lu JfmU taaoTTaraiagauMtlUgras 1 Whoa Too Lau.

Th genial anl W. li, Eaukin, whoa 17. yoar engagement ai encineer of the ait B4tnwnrli i fient guarantee of hii hooestr. obrietl iJLlJiee.ea. V.

I i wu Dr. MackhoHso and Ncwtia I waa golTer ing from catarrh that ha 4 affected 107 nose and throat for quit. a while pre riooslj, and had extended to my ears, sV ting "op a discharge of an otTenjirt character, and I reaiuecf that I waa loainf my hearing. My erea were waUrj an( ML AY. M.

RAXK.I2T. weak and other annoying symptoms were present, as spots before my eyes, accumulations of hawking "nnd (pitting, a feeling of fullness brer my eyea, ringing in my ears and I lot flesh. I waa much distressed for fear I would loa my hearing, which is so essential to an engineer, and placed my case in th hand of Dra. Stacki nous aod New! in, who quickly atopp! the discharge from I my cava ana restore! my hearing. Th4 other bad aymptonil rapidly disappeared until all( wer gone, and I now feet quite well again, and have gained 15 pounds in weight," Symptom of General Chronlo Catarrh AsTecting the Head and stomach aa Decr1bMt ly a He ee nt Pailent, 'l have dyspepsia, have' water braab and fluttering of th heart every day; everything 1 eat hurts me, aod 1 have to take something for my bowels eTery night.

I have, I expert, a touch of the catarrh, tor I catch cold very easily, and it alwaya settles in my head and throat, causing in to sneeze aod cough; in fact, I either have a cough or a cold all the time. My feet usually feel cold and clammy when" 1 am sitting aronud, and when 1 am walking they sweat. "I am bothered with bad dreama and suffer from insomnia a great deal: I wake up tired and dull, feeling wors than I did when I went to bedf "I can not hear rery well, and this an nova me greatly in conversation with others, for 1 get nervous and all mixed np. "I have noises in my head sometinrea lik a cricket ringing, aometioie lik bella ringing, aometime like steam escaping from a tea kettle, and again, like a sea shell held to tb ear. Thia affects mr hearing, for while voices can heard, words ar not distinguished.

"My memory la poor, and when I am talking and am interrupted, I often bar to ask what I waa saying. This canses great misery and keeps ma awar from aocal gatherings, which I used to' njoy. "1 am weak and nervous, aufler trom organio weakness and debility. "I am tired of everything, and nothing pleases me, and it ia by a great effort I do' anything." FIVE lOLLAR RATI3. IT WILt, rOsITlVEI JfOT BK 4tTONt JAN.

1. Those Beginning; Now Will Be Treat at Same tree Vatll Carte itleulclne re. TV want one thing dearly understood at thia time. Thia is absolutely and positively the only month of the $5 treatment. Persons who desire to avail themaelrea of thia otter must begin treatment at one Th time will not be extended any furthet.

All persona who now deair treatment hart ample opportnnity to avail themsefvea oi thia merely nominal rate. It, of eourse, stands to reason that it ia not profltaiJble for any physician to do business at au.cn duced prices. Any one desiring to cured of eatarrfi most have th moral stamina to place himself under a careful systematic and skillful plan of treatment and mut possess the patience to follow np thia course until entirely well. A great many persona suppose that catarrh ia incurable because it haa only been a few years since skillful and well qualified pBy sicians began devoting their entire iui and attention to thia disease. Catarrh ia alwaya a local and usually a constitutional disease, and therefore requires both local treatment and constitutional remediea.

Patent medicines never have and never can cure it. It mast be treated by a phy aician who haa special akill, wide expe rience, modern apparatus and special reme dies, in fact, one who ia by education. perienc and preference a genoin apeo 8TACKBOCs M0ICAL. lXSTJTlTtE. Dr.

Stackhouse and Newlin medical diractora, permanently located at 203 North Illinois atreet, Indianapolis, wher they treat with auccee all earabie cbronia diseases. Specialtle Catarrh, and ail diseases of th ear. throat, lanes, aod stomach. Office hours; 9 to 12 a. to 5 p.

7 to "8 p. to. Sundays, 3 to 6 m. only. Consultation and examination 4U Soceesful treatment by maiL, Send atamp for aymptom blank.

Treated By 31a I Rob bbts, TIL, Nor. 1, 189L Dr. U. Stackhouse: Dear Sir I am 100 per cent, better aince taking rour treatment. My cough.

haa eeaaei and 1 no longer have night sweats. Th differ ence between bow and six week ago 1 aim pi this now I can eat more ia one meal tbaa 1 did then ia ten meals. Six weka ago 1 was tired in the mornings, more tired thaa wheJ I went to bed at night. I bow go to bed ana 1 get np in the merning leeling refreshed and able to do a day' work. I think yon will have several patieota to treat from her very eooB, becaoee of the wonderful res alts waiefe you have produced ia my case.

Your Tralja, isigneaj Parwcrrroir. Ind Oct. 23. 189L Etackhons Medical Ina tit ate: Dear Sir When I begaa treatment I hal anch a eongh 1 cqnld not sleep. had head) ache.

Everything I at hurt me. I canght eold easily and waannable to works bow aleep aonndly, eat heartily, have aeheao ache, my cough ia gone, that deli felia na Jeirme ana xeaa wore an oaj." ISignedj I 5be flmqriGai) Tribi published at IBdlaaapolta. Ind. hedal Tndlananolta IL Tbe srreaveej idolaters' i Faml.y Paper ever paolNhed. A Hut the War, Battle Pictures, ike Camp aa4 ikewing the war from 11 to la torr of ft m)A mWdkmrlm mr Ik.

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