Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 17

LOGANSPORT DAILY PHAROS. 48TH YEAE. FH1DA.I APETL 14. 1893 W. 196.

JOHN GRAY'S COliXEK ON' Spring Dress Gocds, Wash Goods, Irish Lawns, White Goods, Embroidered Laces, Trimming-s of all new and fresh. Please come at once and oblige. P. Capes, Jackets and Shawls in large assortment. SWEPT.

Cyctone Said to Have Visited That Southern City. ALL THE WIBES DOWN IN A HEAP. BARNARD'S SANITARIUM Martinsville, Ind. The pioneer Funltiirlutn of the city for the he wonderful Wells that have cured thousands of cages of UHEOMATJSM, DYSPEPSIA. CATAKKII, MOOD i SKl.V DISEASES, SCIWFULA.

CONSTIPATION, GENEKAI, DEIJILirY. KID.VEi' ULADDElt TilQUBLKS. NRUUALG1A, ALCOHOLISM. LEAD MCUCGKIAL POISONS, INSOMNIA. FEMALE DISEASES.

SICK HEADACHE Elegant Bath House Open lor butliinp, nnd the most approved min- ernl water treatment every wouk day and until o'clock a. in. on Sunday. C'smipctint attendants and skillful Full Medical Treatment and llnths J.S per week. Elegant rooms null ffOO I knunl cormjtil'Mitly anil mitly located near by.

tlto lilacc to KO to rust and innocent pleasure while treatment. Terms reasonable. A free fotinuilti. for lufortiiii- tlon. will bo promptly answered.

Ttoll of the and Wounded from Itob- of Victimtj of Uie Storm Strewu with AVrccliiieo and tlie Unconfirmed Itcporl That Sullne, Has lleeu Wijiod Terrible Record of rutul Uixatiterg, JACKSON, April just etruck Vicksburg. All wires went down In a heap, and it Is impossible to learn the exact amount of damage. DESTRUCTION OF ROBINSONVILLE, Wouniled Clew Uowu r.aw of Houses. CHICAGO. April severe windstorm almost wrecked a row sevtn houses that were being buiil a Seventy-seventh street and Duncan ave nue.

The houses were three-story brown stone fronts. The buildings were completed and only the windows reiuaitm lo be put in. The canvas that been placed over the window casings was torn away aad the entire front of buildings was blown down. Sirty-One Bodies Kecovered. LONDON, April bodies have been taken from tlie Pont-Y-Pridd mine many of them so badly burned as to ba beyond recognition.

The work of rescue is beicg pushed as rapidly as possible, but there is no hope of rescuing any of the entombed miners alive. Barnard Son, MsrUusvilio, Inil, Do you know that OUR GENUINE ELEGTRIG BELTS Seven! iicn Killed mid Fifty Lihta of VIctltas. MEMPHIS, April 14. Late news shows that Kobinsoaville, a small town twenty miles soutb of Memphis, was entirely demolished by a uyclono evening. Seventeen people are killed and half Lundred wounded.

A few minutes after the tomato struck the town fire broke out iu the debris of Chinese laun- Vryaml the of wreckage caught and ourned all night and yesterday. Several bodies of those killed by the falling houses were- burned to crisp. Two clouds, one front the east and one from the west, met over the town and then began a rotary motion, which tore up houses and snapped iiugc trees like reeds. The cyclone moved ivest from the Mississippi a distance of seven miles and swept all before it. Mrs.

Knimu Lusk, wife of the operator, vas iu her hotuo with her husband and three children. The husband got ont, the- woman was killed, and the three children blown 100yards through the air. They wero naked when found, but uninjured. Isaac Chapmitn was ciuight under the ruins of his house, nud crushed aud burned along with three other negroes, whose names are unknown. The body of an old uegress was S20O.OOO Jit-ported.

BATKSVILI.i:,Miss.,April railway here is under water and the rain has destroyed growing crops along Tallahassee river, ft is estimated ihat will not cover the damage in county. Station Totally BROWNSVILLE, April severe storm siruck Shepards, a small station seven miles southwest of here and totally demolished the hou-es there. A negro girl was killed and several injured. I.nuLsiuint PiirLsli DuvuBliUtnl. Xicw OIILKANS.

April cyclone passed through Teiisas leaving destruction in its wake, destroying several houses and gins. One negro was killed and several women and children were injured. Mother Three Children Cremated. BROOKLYN, April Ainswonh and her three children, Harry, aged Annie, aged and Josie, aged 2, were burned to death in their flat last tjijjht. WANT POPULATION.

Southern Governors Make a Bid for Immigration. TO THE VV FAIR. 11 i hf A Aii'O, April proposed ajjree- TEE CIVILIZED WORLD ADDRESSED, HAULED DOWN OLD GLORY. Blount Abolishes the Hawaiian Protect- I'ai-ftlyzcd. SAX FIJANCISCO, April steamer Aro the latest improved and best Electric BL In the world? They are genuine and tuuelecn current is Instantly felt by the wearer.

THE ARE NO VOLTAIC. MAGNETIC OK iUEDK. 1 TED FRAUD, but they do a comm-m electric force and will cure you of all Nervoi. ftpd Chronic Diseases curable by Elcctricit when all other fcnowti treatments fail. Don'c te to call or write for full particulars.

MANUFACTURED BY TtlE ELECTRIC BELT APPLIANCE CO. Offices in Opera IIcuso Block, Elkhart, Indiana. For hy Johnson Drufjjrlsts. TTc j. Ton a t-McH Snfctir to of Mother ami H2L.3E JiobA Confinetmtit of its Horror ami liuUUUy pjUa.aiul JaU- 15L2, -i oxwfsa, chcrpca prajiiiiU.

on tiottlo, lioot to Mothers inhJ ATLANTA, GA. BOU3 BIT i roo. CO, Vor sale by Ben SSOO Jtcwaril! Wo will pay Uiu above rowuril for nny of liver complaint, dyspepsia, sick headache. Indigestion, vunstipation or H'O cannot cure with West's Vegetable Liver Pills, when the directions are striclly coniplietl with. Tliey aro purely and never 1'ull toirlvusatisfaction.

Snx'ar coatod. boxes, contiXinlau: thirty pills, cents, He- wuroof hniutttotis. Thp ponnino ipanut'ao tnrtHl only by Tin: Joux C. WUST I ANV Korsnloby Jolmston Hros. Itnl J.

SONS Bed Room Sets. Parlor Sets. Chairs. found yesterday in an open field. It is probable she was dropped there by the wind.

The property loss in the town will reach Thirteen stores, six residences, three churches, and 100 negro cabins were destroyed. The killed are: Mrs. Emma Lusk, wife of the night operator; Hev. li. Shipp, of Olive Branch, Ben Kay and mother; Annie Speight; three children of Manuel Murray; Jero Taylor's infant; William Warren; Smith; Isaac Chapman; four unknown.

The wounded whites are: A. M. McCormick. Holmes llerron, J. F.

McNelly, Miss Ada Scott, Mrs. W. B. Morley, E. B.

Scott, Dr. N. Shaw, Mrs. C. M.

Foster, Oscar Kline, Dr. S. V. Taylor's two children and K. A.

McXelly. Probably 100 negroeii received slight injuries, but none of them will die. MeCormick and Holmes Hurron will die. The residences, gins and negro cabim on the plantations of C. I.

Kobinsoivand G. Foster are all swept I''ive hundred people are homeless. A number of the wounded were brought to Memphis yesterday. is just Islands. in from She brim Honolulu, Sandwich information that the TIDINGS FROM THE SWEPT REGION.

A Dozun Cycloni-s imrt tlio Doutli and Hnvoc Thoj- Worked. ST. T.OUIs, April ttill come in from counties in Missouri of the ruin i-rought by the storm of Thursday night. Instead of one general cyclono sweepingli broad area there seems to have been dozen of greater or less violence nud th spread desolation nnd death wherever they descended. Lafayette, Dent, Boone, Craw ford, Franklin and Linn counties, lyinf the very richest portion of the state, uuf most, although the territory wher damage was done aud lives wero lost is not confined by state, much less by count, lines.

The list of dead thus far obtained is as 'ollows: In Hawkens' Bank there were ievm persons killed given in thesi lispatches In Lexington the lead are as follows: Mrs. John Anna Walker, Karris Walker, un- tuowu negro boy. In Stanbury: Mrs. 'Vnrd, two unknown women. In Steel 'ille: Charles Adair, D.

M. Grenn, five mknown persons. In Page City: John stuuluy (colored), Joseph Brueggen, Mrs. 11, Kelly, Alary Lake nnd two "brothers, lugh ilcElroy, Walker, two children Willinm Walker. American flag that has floated over tbe government buildings since the protectorate was declared by Stevens was hauled down April 1.

Mr. lilount on April 3 had a. conference with the provisional at which he assured them that neither Japan nor any other power would be permitted to land troops to menace the government. Since then there has been considerable excitement, but nothing has occurred to cause disturbance. The provisional troops are sufficient to guard against any attempts ol: thp llawaiians to upset the govern ment.

Commissioner Blount ordered the flag hauled down This hai paralyzed the annexationisiis. And the of tbe Southland Tor Appeal to I'rtbitleut Cleveland Thit VTas With- driiwu, in tlie lieijublicau Party Is Churned witli Syitumatic Slacdcr. April convention of southern governors was called to order by President Fishback, and after irelintinary busruess resolutions were pre icnted having for their object a uniform chenic to attract population to the south ern states. They were referred. A number of resolutions on various subjects were disposed of similarly, and then Governor Fishback, of Arkansas, presented an address His tbe President of the -'nited States." A "Condition, Not Theory." The address is as follows: "The gover- ors of the southern states in convention beg leave respectfully to call our attention to a 'condition, not a vhich confronts aud affects our entire ountry.

btit more particularly the southern half of it. What are known as southern states, are unquestionably supeftorin climate, in soil, iu national resources and in their capacity for greater diversity of agricultural and horticultural products to the northern half of the Union, if not indeed, to any region of tbe world, while their system of Jaws, their social amtnrJes; their lovefor law aud order aud their genera! refinement, though differing in soiau peculiarities-, are not inferior to those of uuy portion of our country. And This the Condition. "Vet the fact stares us in the face that in material advancement these states are far behind their sisters of the north. For ten or fifteen years after the late civil war the uncertain condition of the race problem not unnaturally repelled immigration and investment our section, but happily this condition no longer exists.

Yet what is commonly known as 'the south' does not receive that share of immigration and that How of capital which' her unparalleled inducements would lead us to expect. The reason for this lies not in the facts of the situation, but ia false ideas of the real state of things in this region. meat for the Western Passenger association wss adopted yesterday to become effective April 2'J. The following are the rates for the present SVestern Passenger association territory, the Missouri river being the western boundary. East, of the Missouri a rate per cent of double locals is the basis on round trip tickets In no c.is=-hull this rate be less than Uv3 ct-uts a mile, plus bridge and other arbitrages Actual rates shall be as follows.

The lirst column of figures gires the round trip rate, the second the single trip rate either way, continuous From Loai.s 511 50 St. Loiiii 1- GO ami ivj Pacific Junetliin (JO Cotiuci! Bluffs Li.) Omnlia liurid 00 C'i 'MOa Paul (j Duliuh -Ji 'jjupc-riur Asuhind TOENADO PERILS. Narrow Escape of a Train While Running, NEARLY BLOWN P20i! THB TRACE. Car Carried 10 10 in in 10 i i-'t 12 IU Tickets on sale April to Oct. 31, good for continuous passage, nnd Una limit Xov.

15. ijua re dtictious are n.ade the- rates britwee: Kansas City and other rive points and Louis. Children between .5 and 1'J half the abov rates. From lime to time directly incerestec fines may make special rates for coach ex cursions, providing lor not over three days iojourn in Chicago, ami good only "on special trains or in coaches of designates trains. Such excursions must no uterfere with regular travel.

Only hand baggage will be allowed passengers on such trains. Hates as above are to Chiungu terminal If transportation to the World's fnir grounds or entrance coupons are furnished they must charged for at regular rate LOGAN STATUE FOR CHICAGO. The in Citty Historic Ir. fURNITRUE Of all Kinds. An Indian Outbreak is a.

"dreadful tiling undoubtedly caused by the 'irrifatine effects of dirt Outbreaks, and crime generally, are never possible amon? people who are addicted to the use of AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP The great soother of angry the promoter of health good- feeling; -Cleans be afraid to use KIRK'S Soap on the most delicate fabrics. J.AS. s. KTKK Tar Soap A PARALYZED AT YPSILANTI, the llui Oltic-r -llichicitu Towns. YrsiLAXTl.

April This haiulsomc ittlo city is in many portions scene of esolation. It is also a sccno ol'excite- icut. Almost the entire population is orking in the streets helping; to clear way the piled-up debris. Several of the ading streets are practically impassable. ret's, roofs, bricks, the frame work of ings, furniture and every conceivable are piled one upon another.

Horses re being employed to linttl itiray up-rooted ees, men are chopping aud digging in 'ery direction, the dismantled "roofs ara lined with busily employed men, ami HAD AN ELEGANT TIME. April the house yesterday the senatorial apportionment bill came up and with it a beautiful row that wasted the whole day and resulted in nothing being done. The speaker ruled that the apportionment bill was privileged to be read a first time and always in order. The Republicans opposed culling it up nt all, and when the speaker refused to listen to them grew wild. Later they demanded the yeas and nays on a motion to refer, and this the speaker took no notice of, although there were enough on their feet to demand roll-call, aud mo're.

After a long talk finally the sp-iaker permitted a roll-call, saying that there had been so much confusion that he did not know what was demanded. Then the Re-1 publicans filibustered until the Democrats obtained enough members to adjourn. Before the row began a resolution was adopted for a constitutional amendment to permit tbe legislature to regulate "and control contracts, conditions aud relations existing or arising from time to time be- corporations and their employes." There were only these negative votes: Jallahan, Creightou, Gusty, Uow, tiffin, McCroue, McMurdy, Hamsey, and Wilson of Saiijiuiuon. In the senate the electric light plant bill was to S. The congressional re tpportionmcut bill was also passed by strict parly to 2i.

The genera ippropriatiou bill was advanced to third The governor sent in a com muni cation from the prison trustees isking for an emergency appropriation of to meet a deflcieucv. A CHARGE OF SLANDER, Hepulilicaus Ui-ehiroJ Kfsiiinisible for the if indeed not of those false ideas originated in the systematic slander which of liie great political parties of the United has thought its interest to promulgate. use the word 'slander' advisedly. T.ike as an illustration ill proof state of Arkansas. Tbere is no other section of the country upon which has been Lurled so much vituperation and abosc.

Her people, her laws, her institutions, her society have all alike been denounced in unmeasured terms, until tbe idea prevails in many places that her people are lawless, if not IVt a congress composed of a majority of these very slanderers, Republican in both its branches, only two years ago, when called upon to enact a code, a body with every state in the Union to select from, chose the entire code from the statute of this very state of Arkansas. A for CoiiMaislijpa. "They cannot escape the alternative conclusion to which this inevitably leads; they stand convicted of either slandering one of their or of reck- essly trifling with rights and interests of nnother. But while the slander is made more apparent in the case of jArkansas by this stultification, yet it is not peculiar to that state. The whole south is included.

Believing that you appreciate the situation and that your patriotism is broad enotigh to cover all tcctiuus of the great country over which you are called to preside, we respectfully ask of you that vou CHICAGO, April equestrian statue of General John A. Logan, which is to be placed in Jackson park after the World's fair, will be a fine work of art. Judge Tuthill, who recently inspected the model ia the studio of the sculptor, St. Sandys, hi Xeiv York, said that it is spirited and life-like and will be a valuable addition to tbe monuments of Chicago. "The model, which Ciuideus has fashioned ia clay," says Judge Tuthill, "represents the general mounted on his war horse and with a guidon in his hand, just as he took command of the Army of the Tennessee at, the battle of Atlanta.

"It is a historic ccene, representing the geuer.il as he rude down the lines on that day, and rider ami horse make a aplended picture. The sculptor has an enthusiastic conception of the possibilities of the scene itnd tijr statue is sure to be a masterpiece. As soon as tbe fair is over the commission will a new site'for the monument and tomb in the park, as the landscape will probably be su altered as to make a change desirable. As soon as tbe Behring arbitration has been concluded Judge -Diudgeu, who is a member of the luonu meut com mission, will devote a large por tioa of his lime to the statue, hurrying i to completion." award to the south a share of the Jtnile Ksislcr fur JIcFcti-irtse. MADISON'.

legisla- tire has adopted a joint resolution to ac- ept the bonds, notes and mortgages held jy E. C. McFetridge, the principal sufferer the decision of t.he ex-treasurer cases, gainst the State Agricultural society, at heir face value with accrued interest, in art payment of the judgment held against im by the state. The house has con- tirred in the bill to provide two more nor- nal the northern part of the tute. The senate bill appropriating money the Wisconsin Aricultura! society was inhabitants set-mini; to be unable to settle themselves to the ordinary duties of life.

destruction Near Uoyal Oak. DETROIT, April comes from Uoyal Oak that the cyclone just. grazeC that, village, but swept terrific effect over the township. Fire helped the tie- sti-uction. The house of Christian Brick was wrecked, burned and the man and wife cremated.

The residences of David Evans, Andrew Campbell, John Mc- Ira Barnuta, David Osau, Charles Hnrlburt, Fred Knowles. Richard Dink- toll, Mrs. Burns, and William Walker in Royal O.ik, were more or less wrecked A woman was killed fit Cl.irssville. There is a report that county, has been wiped out by a toraado, iutat this writing no cona'rmation has been received. At Rea a number of houses were wrecked and Mrs.

Jacob Hiserwas killed and her insband fatally hurt. Others were wounded. RAVAGE BY PRAIRIE FIRES. Heavy Loss Property nod Lire iu Wevteirn. Ixnusns.

TOPEKA, April have been received here of terrible devastation ind destruction of property by prairie fires western Kansas during the past forty- 'ight hours. Several hundred head of cattle were caught in the fire and perished, hile in one instance 140 head of sheep, in- closed in a ranch which was surrounded by barbed-wire fence, perished ia the flames. In Raw-lings and Decatur counties another fire devastated the entire township, destroying' thousands of dpllare' worth of property and burning Mrs.Kaark and her the campaign, bill was passed rules. The general city charter under suspension of the of the Mine Workers. CoLOfnt's, April miners held their convention yesterday iu dead secret, the business being the charges against President McBride, they being that he had too much to do with politics on the Democratic side at last election.

They are made fay Katchford, one of the executive board. They were finally laid on the table too trivial for further consideration. A long debate took place on a resolution to make the United Mine Workers Journal the organ of the association, and require all members to subscribe for it. representation, especially in those foreig ports from which most of uur immigration and capital come, than has Heretofore been to the end that the mind of mankind bj disabused of the false impressions the south which have been so sedulously, so systematically and so injuriously spread abroad throughout the civilized wor'ti." tilt fiovernors S'ny About It. The address was referred to a committee appointed fur that purpose.

Governor Tilhnan said he indorsed the general purport of the address, but would iike to modify its just a litte. Governor "ucKiutrey, oi' Virginia, said he indorsed it in toto. Governors Jonc-s, of Alabama, and Foster, of Louisiana, would not be inotcil, saying they had not examined it as they would like. Governor Carr, when appro iciied, said that so far as he)hail examined tin- address he did not indorse it. to Cleveland At the clo-ing session the foregoing nd- co I lie was withdrawn and in address to the people of the United States and Europe adopted, setting forth be agricultural commercial advan- ages of the southern portion of the United Slates.

It deals with area, population, climate, character of soil, minerals, fores- ry, agriculture, and horticulture, and declares I he southland a land of promise or seeking new homes. Republicans Hold an Caucus. siir.VGTOx, April Republican caucused yesterday and The Recent Crime at Salina. SALIXA, April negro named Hudson, who was captured as the man who outraged Mrs Frost and killed her baby so brutally, is on trial here now. He has been nearly lynched since arrest, but the JAMES STEPHENS FOR HOME RULE, One Time Huaii Cuutru lUnkci, a SiK'Pch.

LdXbns, April to a report in the Westminster Gazette James Stephens made a lipL-eeh ac SuLton. near Dublin in the course of which he r.sed the following language; "I liave uy hesitation in saying that the home rule bill ought to be accepU-d, but at the same rime I must make certain esiiecially in regard to tin; of finances. The financial made appears to be most 1 agree tbyroughly iviih sir Xeali contention that Ireland has iieretuforc been most generously treated in tbe matter of finance ever the union. "The great question with us, the tillers of the soil, i we ever become the owners of that soil? I havi; no hesitation in saying that during the next three years the English people ought, to make an effort to settle the land question. If anybody asks me the will the bill my answer is emphatically, yes; and 1 will add that it tbe Irish people are given the control of their own government they will surely not abuse their power." The Clayton As.sassliiation.

April re suit of the hearing of Burkhardt, the man who says he knows about the assassinatioi. of John Clayton, was that he was com mitted to the penitentiary at Little Hock as a detained witness. Me said yesterday that he had toid all he knew Wednesday, and later declared that he knew more, but would not testify until he was brought before thegraud jury. It was felt that il he was discharged he would never be heard from again, and so be was committed. There were no new developments as to the main question.

The Hoof of the Au Escape ofClii with Ono Wile Too Mdiiy AH Wife Fouuil in a Stable. INDIANAPOLIS, April storm took roof off the baggage car oi the east- xmnd Vandalia train while running at full speed this side of Plainflc-ld, Trainmen that for a moment the entire train seemed to be toppling, and that the high rate of speed alone kept it on the rails. Between Indianapolis and Raccoon, in Putnam county, the D. and W. aight Express came near being wrecked in'two different places by freight cars that had he-en blown from the switches on the main track.

Iu both cases electric headlights gave the time to slow up and prevent more than a nominal loss. Abridge between here and Henryville ivas lifted from the pier. and dropped in tbe river. During the storm lightning struck one of the engine houses in this city nnd demolished the tower, setting oil" the alarm and call- out the department from several neighboring stations. Helmed Iteporls of iho Storci.

JEFFEP.SONVILLE. April reports of storm damage along the Monou are coming hi. The town of Borden was fooded and of dollars in property carried avi-ay. The mails are delayed and letters from the norch, on the Monon ine, report bridges and culverts swept away at Silersburg and Uelknap. At the atter place the immense cement warehouse collapsed and entailed heavy dam- ige.

The streams are higher than ever vuown and there is great damage report- id from every qunrter. MiruculiMl.sly Kscajicd. INDIANAPOLIS, April the storm he other nisht brick building on the arm of James Hogue. in Henry county, vas blowu down, but the fan.ily iniracul- usly escaped without serious injury, wo children being taken from under the ebris, having escaped unhurt because two liters which had fallen doivti afforded rotection, JJvavy Coiuiuhus. COLLMILICS, April Iii twcnty- otir hours four inches of rain fell in this art of the state and immense damage lias een done.

Four hundred yards of the ia.in line track uf the IVnusvlvania com- nny has been under water and much of le embankment Iiiis been washed away. WEBBER COULD NOT Be FOUND When Wife 1 Called to What WHS April Airs. J. H. Webber, of Dccatur, 111., pounced down upon the onice of bur husband with an attachment, but persons in charge of the office claimed that he had sold the property to a woman who had been iu the office with him auJ whom he had represented among his acquaintances as his wife.

Webber himself couid not be found, Mrs, Webber brought with her a 4-year- old boy aud a bnbe uf 11 mouths, She says that Webber deserted her last fail after using much of her funds for his private ends, nnd she came here to institute a fur alimony. She added that did not intend to ask for a divorce. Her attorney was visited bv Webber nnd askwl npjiii what terms he could settlement. He stated that he would be willing to pay a ci-nain finally fixed upon £1,000, but beggi'd not to be exposed. He appointed 'J o'cltck Wednesday morning as time for meut.

but failt-d to kei-n his appointment. All efforts find were without avail. The woman, who il is claimed is his InJi- unapolis wife a It is believed that Webber has left Spring Styles! BEST ON EARTH. DE WEN TER, THE HATTER. Tie Pen is Mistier Especially when it tolls you Elgin Watclies Gold Filled Watches up from Spectacles up from Eyes tested free nous wo have to con 5 00 12 00 50 ofcliitrire.

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Lectors for adVce, inarkci! aro by our physicians ZOA-PHOEA It. G. COLKAX, Mich. ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS. April senate proceedings opened with a roll-call yesterday to secure a quorum for business.

Sherman presented a memorial of seventy-seven Republican members of the Kansas legislature charging that the proceeding by which Martin wa.s elected to the senate were illegal and that Ady was the lawfully elected senator. A resolution was reported authorizing the committee on privileges and elections to investigate Ady's claims. The senate thea went into lynchers were not sure they had the ri-'ht i kuia "ciii. iiii.u ses- man, nnd had a tight among theiuselvrs. and when the doors were opened ad- durmg which tae prisoner was put in jail, which is now guarded by military.

Two swear chey saw Hudson iu town the night before tbe morning after the crime, but four reputable witnesses swear that Hudson passed the whole of that uk'ln at a house six miles from here Protest Ajaiust April bnsi- journed. Younjj Men for I't-uoioti Boards, WASHINGTON, April Post has the following political gossip: Regarding the appointment of pension examining boards Secretary Smith is credited with having sr.id that he would not appoint to these positions any old physicians. He says he hopes it will not be i fur April j.j. John P. Sheerin has arrival from Washington.

He was asked: ''Will northern Indiana "I think some of thii ofilces to that section of the state. It will not secure any of tin- consulships or other first- class oflices. They arc- too nearly gone, hope to see some of the federal appointments for this state tlntt are j-et to be made come north. As the district attorney, assistant district attorney and marshal have gone south we oujfbt an internal revenue collector and the ion agent, and I think Colonel D. F.

Allen, of Frankfort, will be appointed aL-enr. for the state." looped lo L.ve in stable. RtciiMGMi, April Sarah Sanders, of Oassopolis, deserted her husband, takin.i; with her three children, and eloped with Joun Chavis, a resident of that place, the 1st of last. Jamuary. Diligent efforts wero made to ascertain the whereabouts of the couple, but without avail; until few d'avs ago, when a family tbe rea i i i fvw All nf Yt'hir'M was found living ID a stable this city which answered the description of the recreant wife, Chavis.

and the children. Sheriff Colter, of county, was notified. He came recognized parties, and left with them for Oiosopo'lU. Hod Car. INDIANAPOLIS, bas fallen ii.T*' strike I 7 April bottom out of the hodcarricrs' strike.

Several of the contractors have begun work with new men and announced that they could get all the men they wanted at the old scale. The strikers soon found that the bosses could get along without and they then applied for work and were taken bock. Jt is feared that the fruit now in blooni in the vicinity ol Jeffersonville, wnj ruined by the hail. The fruit trees iu thirty orchards near by suffered. May wheat having dropped 6 cents on the Chicago board trade Pardridge is feeling a little easier.

The Sew York Times bas changed own- crs, and will hereafter bo a Democratic organ. E. C. Horen, of Chicago, bat'gaga-master on the Illinois Central, was killed by a train at Odin, Ills, Lup Chile, a Chinaman arrested Cleveland for violating the registration law, has been discharged by United States Commissioner Williams. The novel defense set up was that the state could uoi prove what constituted a Chinaman.

Obituary: At Pontiac, 111., Major L. Cairnes. At Minonk, Mrs. Laura Oilman, ased 75. At Mitchell, Hugh Knott, aged 73.

At Decatur, I1L, William Voorhies, ex-member of the Louisiana leg- 'slature, aged S3. At Detroit, John. A. Beil, managing editor of the Free Press, aged 42. The total earnings of the trust 31 were 42,432, out of which $1,267,153 has been paid in dividends and expenses.

American insurance companies have given up all hope of hearing from the missing steamer Xaronic, and are paying losses on the vessel and cargo. Governor Croanse, of Nebraska, signed the maximum rate bill. The measure re- at the Capiful. ISDtiSAFOLls. April was nouaced here Wednesday that tbe Daily i n.j.u uu it, HA IJUL ue lieuKsaarv to termined that the Reach matter should be men ol this city held a mass-meeting appoint any man who is over years of debated in rtnH board ot trade rooms to Drotest rhnr in vrillall die.

The of Batesvills, which is practicilly deserted and stands in an open prairie, was oa; existence. debated in open senate and action one way cr the other forced. Thev desire the case, is also that of Ady from Kansas, to be during the and that the democrats either agree to this or vote it down with .1 quorum present The Democrats are conferring with Koach as to a rooms to protest against the present strike of the bricklayers and plasterers. A committee was chosen to wait on the railway and citv officials and have tha union men prevented from hanging around and from intimidating the nun-union men woo came to method of proceeding. The ITeatlier VTe May Ejrpect.

WA53IXCTOX, April follovria; are the weaiher indications for twenty-four hours from p. m. yesterday: For Indiana and fair weather; northwestc-riy winds; colder. For fair weather; north westerly winds; slightly work. Build Anjericau Kaflwav.

April Bureau of American Republics is informed that Mr. J. C. Gibney, of Indianapolis, and. five others will sail from Xew York April 2tf for Colombia, to take charge of and build the ige, and that in every instance the preference will be given to young college graduates who nave reputations and practices to Legislation for Mlchicao.

April boose committee of the whole agreed to a bill appropriating for a new insane asy- at some point in the Upper Peninsula. Bills maiing-un appropriation for improvements at the northern Michigan and Kala- insane asylums, the state public school, and tbe schoo! for the blind were also HL-n-t-J The ia committee of a board blind. light northerly slightly colder in eastern portion. The blockaded wtth stock. There are fully oOO hc-ad of cattie and head oi TTholesale Grocers in Session, Siocs Crrr, April Iowa Wholesale Grocers' State association is ia session here.

The object of the meeting is ed ye 1JOU- April Gladstone was visit- bj- a deputation which urged him of tiie advocacy of imperial federation tbe sovernmeai. Record, a new independent morning two-cent paper, poiitios, would make first appearance here iu ten days. Willijtm A. Wilkias. formerly city editor of the Journal and later of the Sentinel, will be editor-in-chief.

A UJtch Jn the CJiess Match. KOKOJto, nnespected bitch In the financial arrangements blocked the opening game of the chess match between Eaianucl Laiker and Jackson Showaiter for the championship. Meeting of Natural Gas Men. IXDIAXAPOL15. April of tfle Indiana natural corabine met here to t.iie further us they say, to hnsb.ind the supply of In Accordance with the plan auteed when ihe association was formed tilt; gas producing territory is being apportioned among the companies under agreement that no company will tresoass upon the territory set apart; for the use of any other company.

Arrangements are also to be mode by which, no more gas this i.s needed will be piped to any town. has duces freight rates in Nebraska by one- fourth. The law will be ignored by all roads until they are forced to recognize it the con rtj 'me regiscracion law is giving the revenue officials in Colorado trouble without etia, and with all their efforts scarcely any registrations have been made. All the bucket shops in Xashville, i will cease business on account of the pro- hibitive tax imposed, on dealing in futures by the legislature. The bill imposed a state tax of per annum on all dealers.

Captain 0. H. Oldroyd, costodian of the Lincoln home at, Springfield, was removed by the board of trustees, composed of Governor Altgeld and other state officers. Herman Hofferkramp, ei-coroner of county, is the man who geta i the place. LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

C'UJCACO. April 13. Following the quoLutiomj on LUO noun) nfira.lt! opened 84c. closed 7sHic: Hay. opened KB.

closed oriciii-d closed Tflc. oyc'iicil cloNel 40o; iUty, 43c, closed July, opcnod closed closed June, closed July, oponed owned J16.83. closed Slli.Si; July, clotied ScjiLeniber, opened closed S17.17V6- opened £10.10, closed S10.UO. Live Stock: The prices at the Union Stork yiirds today ranted as receipts for the day 16.00J; quality k'ood: uver iitoat market uctive at closing prices; rout'iJ Stf.75S-7.M jDised. and heavy packing and lpts for the day icorket filow and about qnota- Estimate'l 14.310; quality lair: easy with prices tioaB railed at K.VI&HM shipping fair to K'jwl.

£3.752,4.115 common to medlau do. butchere steers, $2.703 heifers, bulU S2.40Q^.W hteers, and S3.0J^C^5 calves. rocelpU for the day l.WOO; qnality fair: market rathor jtctlve and prices steady: quotations rantifed at 1M Ibs natives, and lambs. Product: lluiler Hcparator, 29c per Ib: fancy dairi', packing stock. stock.

14Wc doa. Dresnod ISjgfyVSc per Ib; tariers. ducks. ijeede, 85.00^8.0) per doz. Ku rbanka, per el; Hebrons.

per bushel: Peerless, 7 Sweet to choice. S3.75S)..VJ pec barrel. nion stock. per barrel; fair yood, fancy. clover l-)b sftctious, iraiSc Ib; broken comb, LOc: dark coinb.

contlition extracted, per Ib. New York. XKVT YORK. April )3. Jnoe.

78J.J3S%c: September, and. tjteady; western. and qniet western, 2 dull; lower; April. 47 July. So.

aad weak; 3Iay, i June. July. state, wesUjra. and. firm: old mess, new sminal.

and -iteadj-; red, J1O31 Highest of all in Leavening U. S. Gov't Report Baking.