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Indianapolis People (Newspaper) - May 17, 1879, Indianapolis, Indiana I 0= a at Sale of it o yest a 1 or y the Bates House jewelry store. Will offer for the next sixty Days their entire Stock of jewelry silverware Gold and Silver watches Gold guard and neck chains elegant Cameo sets Plain Gold and set rings at wholesale prices for Cash. Specia i Bare aids. American Silver watches for �10 00. Money wanted and wanted bad enough to sell goods cheap very cheap this is a rare Opportunity to buy watches diamonds and jewelry cheap As this Stock is All new fresh goods no old St Les and will be sold cheap to raise Money. Come for bargains we mean business and want Money watch repairing a specially Low prices All work warranted jobbing and Fine work a specially Bates House jewelry store. A second veto Ano or set Back to states bight. The president on last monday vetoed the Bill passed by the rebel brigadier in Congress assemble entitled Quot Ait act to prohibit military interference at the document would occupy a column and a half of the people s Small Type and the president s reasons Are cogently set Forth Why he cannot approve of the act. He thinks the bul is entirely unnecessary that no additional legislation was needed to prevent interference by the military or naval forces of the United states and that the Bill was not Only unnecessary to prevent such interference but was contrary to the spirit of our institutions and would tend to destroy the Freedom of elections and would be if passed a dangerous departure from Long settled and important constitutional principles. The president contends that elections should be emphatically free that no soldiers either of the Union or of the state militia should be present at the polls to take the place or perform the duties of an Ordinary police Force. Quot but there should be no denial of the right of the National government to employ its military editorial etchings. It is a gratification to know that Pur did coloured Friend. Turner is again City Sexton. He is one of the Best of grave makers. Marcus l. Brown was elected president pro tem. O f Council on last tuesday night. Or. Brown being rather a modest Gentl Man although an excellent councilman we have to Brace up if he holds the fathers lev Ltd. They do say that Johnny Pearson and Tucker got More of laces than their share for their re8pecti% wards the fifth and twentieth. They Are accredited with five each. Johnny did excellently Well for a new beginner. Mayor Caven very wisely withholds is announcement of committees for a week or two. He very properly desires to become somewhat acquainted with the calibre of the tplo4ply its. Cilbert Sotir a eat out consulting and operating a surgeons for All diseases of the a Eye and ear. Artificial eyes a erred 36 West Washington a a Street. Poor treated without charge wednesdays find saturdays from 9 to 11 a. M. Iny25 by Casper Schmalholz Ifo. 9 East Pearl Street rear of Meridian National Bank and no. 29 South Meridian Street retail dealer in the beet imported and Domestic brands of wines liquors and cigars. Specialities 1870 Rye old Matthews 1869, May Field sour Mash old Millwood mob Reyer and Lincoln county Tennessee whiskies. Fsnotl7 8mlo4p Force on any Day and at any place in Case members the Council being Prindall Coin such employment is necessary to eni Brce the posed of new Timber. Constitution and Laws of the United i in a i. But the president cites to acts looking to the a do not think that it was a very Bright preservation of peaceable polls and the exe idea to take councilman Brown from the cution of the Laws if necessary by the u. S. Police Board. He should in fact have been army and naval forces from the Days of made its chairman having had experience th0/ Chii Vicil b. Pinit taiga commit Tel should be exceedingly Careyii that there is no she Nanigan in Rard. To making the award. We understand that at the meeting on last thursday night several bids were thrown out because there a no affidavit of Coula Tion Accola paying the bids. Thero was no Call for Bui Iii in the for proposals. We nude Natland tie people was the lowest bidder but was thrown out on this ground. If we had known an affidavit As to circulation was necessary of should have a de it. But it was incumbent on the committee to have announced this fact As in former years no such affidavit was necessary. The committed should have seen to it that each office was furnished with specifications and instruction is if the people was the lowest bidder it Ould certainly receive the award As it is Well known without affidavit that it has a larger City circulation than any paper published in the City. In parties who wish to Purchase pianos and organs will find it course . We can be found in any other Bouse in the state. To their advantage to write a for better goods for the same Money the a army and naval forces trom the Days or Washington Down and contends that it was under this authority that president Jackson crushed nullification in South Carolina and president Lincoln issued his Call for troops to save the Union in 1861. Here is one of the president s Best Points another grave objection to the Bill is its disc ii a Auu tuck Kiwe Uuie Uruu la Luc Uili in Luiu Lovy Lulu a a j Tion in favor of the state and against the National saturday Auto Rita. The presence or emn Loument of the army Schmidt knew where and How to for the past year or two. We reckon that Alderman Grubbs knows a policeman when he sees him and that is about All. Nine Hundred and eighty three kegs of Beer Are a Good Many to be sold by one brewery in one Day and yet Schmidt s you see because mayor Caven welcomed the Blue ribbon state Temperance convention to our City the other Day it must not be taken for a granted that he has donned the Cerulean. While his Honor Seldom looks upon the wine when it liveth its color in the cup or is any thing like a Liberal indulge in the Quot Cool and foaming Quot he nevertheless takes a Little Ruthin occasionally for the stomach s Sake and would not run from a Glass of lager when thirsty. In his position As mayor his Honor holds it to be his duty As Well As privilege to Welcome to the City All associations Etc., of a respectable character. Were the Brewers of the state to hold a convention in the City. His Honor if called upon would doubtless extend to them a Welcome. Decker Bros and j. Amp c. Fischer pianos. Warren org Quot ans. A Ortli Pennsylvania Street. Interior decorations Fine Stock of a big Lish and Freney patterns. Cak and see our cheap Wall papers . Co., no old Stock. No. 3a East Market Street. Society notes. Correspondence for this column solicited As Early in the week Asik Syible. Address they Tell rather a Good Story on the of the people Myron w. Reed. a Send in society or. Kitchen who is of authority. The presence or employ ent of the army Schmidt knew where and How to advertise rather an inquiring turn of mind was asking miss Sadie Burton left the City on last tuesday or Navy of the United states is lawful under the terms his Superior Calmbacher. The where was the reverend gentleman All about heaven the evening to visit friends in Southern Indiana. The How m display and of her Jay the a. To f Harding s celebrated Patent Ilion Fence for enclosing residences lawns churches court houses cemeteries Parks Etc. I am Manofar tining the Aboye celebrated Fence made wholly of stought Iron and which with care will last a Hundred years. It is commended by Hon. Thomas a. Hendricks Hon. Godlove s. Orth and hundreds of others. Every Man owning a Home should put up an Iron Fence As it is cheaper in the Long run than a wooden one and will improve the appearance of his place a Hundred per cent. Call and see me or a end for circular. Alfred t. Sinker 74 8. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis ind. Mayl71c4p<5m Milit. Pond or s Clem meat a Market 232 East Washington Street. Beef Mutton pork and veal Freeh salted and smoked hams and Bacon pickled beef tories sheep tongues smoked tongues spiced Bacon tenderloin and spare ribs. Bologna pork Wiener and liver sausages head cheese and tripe wholesale and retail delivered to any part of the City. Janell 4p or by in Noil government then Ana there in need of such military intervention but unlawful to uphold the authority of the government of the United states then and there in need of such military intervention. Under this Bill the presence and employment of the army and Navy of the United states would be lawful and might be necessary to maintain the conduct of a state election against Domestic violence that would overthrow it but would be unlawful to maintain the conduct of a National election against the same local violence that would overthrow it. This discrimination has never been attempted in any previous legislation by Congress and is no More compatible with the sound principles of the Constitution nor the necessary maxims and methods of our system of government on the occasions of elections than at other times. Thus these rebel brigadier in Congress assembled would retain the right of a state to employ its militia or state troops at the polls or elsewhere to keep the peace Etc., but would prevent the United states government from doing the same thing by military intervention. This would de states rights with a witness and this is what the rebel brigadier Are after. They would discriminate Between the state and National authority. They would have state Laws enforced but not United states Laws. To approve of this Law the president contends would be Quot an abandonment of its obligations by the National government a subordination of National authority and an intrusion of state supervision Over National duties which amounts in spirit and tendency to state the country should rejoice that it has a president with sufficient Back Bone to Render abortive the attempts of the rebel brigadier in Congress assembled to have states rights predominate and Over ride the. Old time Constitution and the Laws. Local notices. Or. Warren of the first Baptist Church of this City has fishing there received a Call from the Central Bapty about going Eye View of it but it did not seem to be Al very elegant residence on North Nii nols Street. Train Dolph form Firlo together satisfactory to the doctor who sex mrs. Vorster and her brother the popular de Kandolph formerly Shepherd Lai de Quot see Here or. Reed if there is no Schurman sailed for Europe on last thursday. I do not know that i shall care the Marria the Rev. Reed looked Quot Nanai. Waa in june. Of or. Al Alford and miss Annie Raska has been arranged to take place Church at Newport r. I. We suppose the around to see if the coast was altogether doctor s acceptance depends upon the loud Clear and quietly remark Quot doctor i m miss Annie Pope formerly one of the prettiest girls Ness of the Call. If it s a three or four thou rather that Way of thinking myself Quot Parke Avenue Indianapolis will shortly be mar Sana Dollar Call if we were the doctor we should not hesitate. Or. Joseph g. Rogers of Madison ind., has been Ai ried at Wichita Kansas. Or. W. D. Mclain one of our most Sterling and has been appointed to succeed or. Everts As popular citizens who removed his family to chitin the Wise Man always looks out for the wet superintendent of the state Asylum for the Nati Short while since is visiting the City this week Days and provides against the same for too insane and it is understood will at Onee in every Friday evening being Quot ladies night Quot at the Well does he know such will come in this in ter upon his due Quot Quot i certain climate. The same is he who refuses Madison doctor to go a single hour with his property Unin of education and culture and an experienced a Nim or comes to us on the Eastern Breeze that an sure. What Are a few dollars compared to physician. We regret exceedingly to part attractive widow of Washington Well known in Fash the worry of one s mind when the devouring with or. Everts. If the new superintendent Honable circles has accepted the heart and hand of element is liable to be at your door at any to gives As Complete satisfaction As the old he senator Booth of California. Ment. Go at once to the Franklin fire in will endear himself to All with whom he there was a very lugubrious expression on the Surang Many of this City Corner of Cir comes in Contact. Ite mfr Rte mine a Cle and Market streets sound to the Core Amelda k. Mortland administer matrix of the solving View from their Hopes and appeared on the id Purchase a policy and be Happy. Alexander m. Mortland deceased Quot Owman. The Council rather let the High joints or of of a Wiy a site w1=e aldermen so called get away with them in damages. It will be remembered that Mort whilst visiting friends in the cite left on last Satur the chairmanships of the boards a a High last Sumi re thrown Oyer the pm Day for Bloomington 111. Her Many new friends joint being chairman of each of the four Bank meet on West Dugan Street while Are already looking Forward and making plans for her second edition the Jpe Ofle Noe b. Reed. Editor and proprietor. A Phi Chi no. 23 n. Meridian Street Sun a building Corner of Circle. Indianapolis ind., May 17, 1879. I a Quot West end notes and other interesting items unavoidably crowded out. White River and fall Creek Are Lover than for years. A Sentinel of tuesday. Not so. Neither not near so Low As last year. George Elliott shot himself in the head at Elkhart ind., on the 9th. Cause depression in business affairs Elliott it is said was once a wealthy real estate dealer in this City. He leaves a wife and three children. It is now believed that All the men who Drew prizes in the orphans Benefit lottery have taken passage with Woodruff to expedition around the . More Likely to have found Symmes Hole. They certainly have never been heard from Quot this eminent statesman Quot is the Way in which the Kokomo Tribune alludes to Schuyler Colfax. This would have done a few years ago but now it kind o looks out of place and brings up unpleasant reminiscences of the credit Mobeler. Or Henry Kiddle superintendent of the Public schools of new York City has written a Book endorsing spiritualism and Fuu of revelations from the departed. And now they say he must be insane and will probably by it Aiice him from his position. The Cincinnati enquirer thinks that Quot Colfax might be an available Man for the republicans to nominate As Indiana s Choice. Of body living knows How Stout Schuyler would be if once Given a Chance to show his strength Hia Sweet smile aunts them the new Albany women know How to do it. Mrs. Victor Emery the other Day visited mrs. Clara Parker whom she thought her husband had been too Sweet upon and gave her a horse whipping in addition to banging her eyes pulling out her front hair and spoiling her Good generally. Sensible editorializing. We have said it before and we will say it again. Rev Myron w. Reed is a Man after our own heart. He is our beloved pastor and spiritual adviser or should is if we had a beloved pastor or spiritual adviser. He wields a witty pen and a Wise one. He believes that Quot All work and no play makes Jack a sad dog Quot he said As much in last tuesday s journal and he said it Well. He said it As Quot editorial Quot and though the late sole p. Wanted us to think it emanated from his own Quill in a Charley Walker s absence we knew better. It was a Shower to the parched land of the journal s editorials. He showed How insanity comes of working too much and recreating too Little we want less of Washington Street and More of Broad Ripple. Many a Man thinks he has no love for fishing but to has. It is latent in All men. The Whiz of the reel and the Bend of the Rod will Wake it. It will Wake the dead. What is the loss of a Day compared to the Landing of a Bass or even a Pickerel that suits us. Think of a preacher writing like that. It touches us in our weak spot. There s something about that we can understand. There s no Whan Doodle about our pastor. A Day s play is a Day s journey toward youth takes the Black out of the blood it Jom the liver. Or. Freeman the Pocasset fanatic had gone a fishing All Day and had Fisherman s Luck he would not have killed his daughter he would have been too sleepy to think of it. Men need to touch Earth to breathe air and air that has not been breathed. Man is an animal whatever else and More he is and must observe the conditions of animal life. Here s something for our Jolly germans look at the american face the hard lines that Are Graven upon it. Contrast it with the face of the German too lately arrived to have caught the american disease. Elyj Teuton can enjoy himself in simple inexpensive ways. He can Purchase More fun with ten cents than a bilious native can with ten dollars. He loves music he loves Flowers he loves the social pleasures of conversation and if he loves lager he has no dyspepsia. Now that wins us it Don t sound As if it came through the nose but from a heart with a human Side to it. We shall surely be converted by him yet. Hear him in the clerical social and fashionable hop to see How we Are fallen consider calmly if possible the so called Quot social Quot and the Quot party. Is there enjoyment in these things consider the inevitable leg work the forced attempts at conversation and finally and sadly the refreshments. Do they refresh can a Man who devours Chicken salad cake ice Cream which he afterwards melts with hot Coffee thus making a retort of his who does this at Midnight consistently lecture the German population on Temperance brother Myron do it again. _ Forward and a boards Quot Vyvy Quot hot Tal Quot and Board driving and died shortly thereafter from turn next Winter. Wrong. The sigh joints being overseers of hot esp the society was referred to miss Fannie Vajen the the boards at All much less chairmen there a ecu in can of Neia Zaoie May not occur chairman who proposes but has not quite decided with or thinks that Quot age complis sons when they Rule in the boards. One would comeliness and her children ought to protect mastered Only by decided Talent and assiduous study suppose at any rate that the High joints her if not decency Quot Quot her Quot is a travelling and application. There will in time be Lawn parties would be a Little modest and not claim the Man s wife on North East Street we should re creative entertainments Given by the presidency of All the boards think that the Virtues above enumerated., ,. A acol , the brother belonging to i Tarsi wife Quot Edwin Ray Church says that he is anxious for a hearing before the Church on certain charges preferred against him. Til Al. Meier dealer in bottled Madison xxx ale image Beer and Porter nos. 225 and 227 w. Washing oif St., janl9 of 6c4p Indianapolis ind. Carriages. For the very befit and Eliepa est carriages in this Market Don t Fau to examine the Large and varied Stock of Shaw Carriage co. Heavy and Light carriages end Spring Concord or Side bar buggies of every description Phaeton of several styles and All at prices defying Eom Peti Tion. Body s wife i Ijen revived in our own City by some of those who Luv Nhar Laa a a to to an in Fri Frt Iott pleasant lawns and perfect conveniences about my Charles a Wight is Given until to Day them. Or. And mrs. Harry d. Pierce first set the sex he claims to reimburse the widow of or Northon. Ample and on warm cloudless evenings have the Tea that lie is yet a member of the official Board. Judge Adams seems to be the right Man in spread Neath the boughs of the Trees that Shade and reflects somewhat upon the uncharitable the right place. He has no sympathy with on North Meridian Street. The pastor of Edwin Ray Church crookedness of 1 conduct of _ the Rev Young policeman Harris thinks that Royse is in the right and thinks that he of any description Thero was a shooting match at the metro a miss Susie Smith of Waveland having Boen betrayed by Lon Cunningham undertook to shuffle off at Crawfordsville the other Day. She went to Crawfordsville to see Forepaugh show and claims that meeting Cunningham she was by him seduced. Physicians succeeded after hard work in saving her life. A policeman slopes with another Man s wife. Policeman Mcdonald told his wife the other Day that he was Gobig from the City to look after a coun ter Feitig Case. He went on last thursday but unfortunately took with him another Man s wife the widow of the late capt. Ben Johnson s family Saloon keeper on Indiana Avenue. Mrs. Johnson is supposed to have Between two and three thousand dollars from a policy on her husband s he. Neither party had any children. Mcdonald s half monthly pay was collected yesterday and handed Over to his deserted wife. Probably when Mac gets through with that counterfeiting Case he will return. Harry Mili Pesoli son of our fellow Citi Aen or. Milleson died at Colum Buff ,ind.,.on last monday afternoon from the effects oif a fall received while performing on the tra be in the Street on the previous Che Ive Way and Young Millesow was precipitated to the ground. His Mother was with him in his last moments. R we Are Happy to note that. Frethe Standard weapons in a a Ity. Now if the editorial fraternity will use nothing in wads and pencils irs of Honor in this stronger an Elderberry Helhe and Load Only Walt per wads return to our Church statistics a Why Elderberry wine judge of yes we bad forgo Tweit a it the com exion Story. Tab Freem Aig husband and Vyine who killed their child in Massachusetts under the influence of a ii dualism were found i Silty of homicide by the magistrate at Barnstable and fully committed for trial. Free by the. Wing conviction Talaat she has been guilty of a cd Mei the new regime. The recent Flection of aldermen and councilmen and subsequent selection of candidates for the various City offices to be filled by them show to an unprejudiced observer that the Young men s Republican club is a Power in the Laud and proposes to run things with a High hand. Already it is reported a division of the offices to be filled at the election in 1880 has been made and parcelled out among the members of the club. John a. Henrj has received his Reward by being made City attorney and d. A Grubbs is in training in More ways that one for the succession to the office of county clerk four years hence. An Alli ice Offen Yve and defensive has been formed by which he As Quot chairman of the police Board is to use his influence for la boys who expect to go in next year. George f. Branham sheriff Robert Losey recorder and Lee Mothershead treasurer. There is no objection to the men per be but the cold blooded manner of appropriating and setting apart the offices to this or that Man aroused the antagonism of the old stagers who have not been accustomed to this Mode of doing things. The Choice of most of the officers to be elected Friday night is said to have been in pursuance of the general plan to be pursued by the Young men s club and it is further stated that their influence will make Al Taffe turnkey at the station House a position he filled several years . We do not know How much or How Little of truth there is in the above but if there is any club or the purpose of apportioning out the offices to any particular persons the sooner such club or clique is sat own upon the better for the party to which it claims to belong. The per ale want no offi coils ready made for them. They Are capable of choosing their own servants. If d. W. Grubbs is training for the office of county clerk four years hence Quot the people should Bear it in remembrance and see to it and they doubtless will that he does not get the office. Office Siee Kingjr at bes to is a most contemptible business. The old idea that the of the Man seems to have been almost entirely ignored. If the Young men s club have nothing better to do than to wire work the sooner Xvi of Quot Quot Quot Nair it he Tapati own a nor Timon Robes of Sheet and Pillow Case. The Spir Tuelle com did nothing at the official meeting last week Quot it Between to. O sportsmen any were accompanied by prof. Gresh s band and that warranted his arrest. We suppose there c Damsel who probably could brought with them a very substantial and Hanc will have to be a Church trial one of those of Happy with either were t other dear supper. Upon throwing a Ide their Quot queer Dis i detestable things and then probably All charmer Way. Cir the facts May be made apparent probably the tour per cent refunding certificates Ballard mrs. Nancy e. Clem will be tried some reported that $100,000 Worth were disposed of Lar Han John Gordon m. G. Mclain e. Ovens j. Time Nofz of it for a Rand Laro inv and will i Quot half an hour. But this we judge to be a Williams and a number of others who wished to bed funded by Little too Steep. Demon the to or. Drew his social As we it will be remembered that the accused is the Market people of the West end Are mrs Pinkney wife of Bishop Pinkney of Maryland charged with snatching certain moneys or a Little on to Point of the a week at her ancestral Home in that state notes from one of her victims whom she in a o los aged ninety years. The Richmond a times cited to Call upon her and make an exhibit to moment of Leroy Morns a color Man Speaks of mrs. Pinkney As Quot one of the most loveable of his wealth at her own House. It was a they threaten a revolt. And below of of was. A Way mrs. Nancy had of getting even but dra. Fletcher Jamison and Butterfield fail test my let 1 Quot Ilfra Ilise one that the Law hardly recognizes As just to find greenbacks. Or Moss backs. Or other Lowndes was also an ornament at the Republican the cheese. It would be rather singular Arnall Ripe a in on Dai virion milk to will court in the Days when mrs. Shoddy had never been would it not should this woman after get Quot introduced into Mollte society and she Long reigned ting free fro Iii the charge and conviction of in id of Quot rim files Quot Pink lava two murder spend the remainder of her Days in we Are reliably informed that there is no y years younger Tbs a his wife and it was by her fair Penitentiary for grand larceny foundation for the statements in the daily hands that his christening Robe was fashioned. , Simmons of new York has arrived pro so in the City and taken rooms at the Bates he ger of becoming permanently deranged is distinguishing treat of his after mrs is in trod ing one of the most Superior chaos or. Me Reeves declines the position of a in Pate House a Ommi Ioner and the governor i on last wednesday evening As or. M. G. Mclain Mark s adjustable chair compact con has appointed Hon. W. B. Seward of Bloom was enjoying a quiet game of whist Mth a party of lenient durable elegant comfortable and in ton. A friends at his handsome rooms in the Halcyon Block capable of sitting lounging writing sleep i he was Quot surprised Quot by the simultaneous arrival of a ing and even cribbing the baby in it the investigating committee thinks that Large number of friends who accompanied by prof would almost do . It sex attorney general Denny is about is certainly a remarkable combination Short. Denny diners with the committee hero of a gala evening. The dancing Hall of the most All previous inventors he e made entirely. J building was soon thronged with ests and trans cumbersome ugly , but the Marks in a j formed into a Green House by the elegance and Vari vestion is Light and Graceful and can be staffed hat Cummings doubted Thad a of the Floral offering conspicuous in the merry folded up into a grip sat and actually car heed s Republican principles. Thad Reed throng were judge and mrs. By Lej. C. Mrs. Now in ses i son cd ried off to summer resorts by those seeking never kept a junk shop recreation. Scores of our leading citizens the Blue ribbon convention Are infatuated Voith this chair and have for inst nominating a ticket for 1880. Given orders Charley Holstun has selected Goodwin do about it a luxurious pattern. Or Simmons is polite and agreeable and is having great Success., Slaughter gets off Scott free and Carey Mil he is the general agent. Ler ditto. Quot mine got in Himmel Vas a coun the new police ordinance makes the i. E i or Wilson having declined to accept her lice Force consist of one chief four Cap a a a n v. It gains 52 patrolmen and five special police berth Richards of Sullivan has been a men a or sixty two persons in ally really pointed. Not More than half enough for the City s More trouble is reported in the Brazil Coal demands but then if people would sooner mines be robbed than to Pav policemen to protect them from robbery we do not know the new committees of the City but that they announced for some Days the it the new committees of the City Council will not be Mit a nor not a Vinyl a he Paioni Mon ted announced for some Days the mayor taking Adan Dut canc Wiley should of accommodate a. J. Get material. The truth is that one Hundred policemen a g q Arey or Frank w. Hampton stand out would be none too Many for a City like quite prominently As chairman of the finance com this one Hundred would hardly go around . To anything like Good advantage. The who not place Leon Kahn an old member trouble with the present Force is not so of Council and of the finance committee at much inefficiency As it is Lack of numbers the head of this important committee there is scarcely a night but has its Rob Bery t with one Hundred policemen this Burn Iii of the Putnam county forced tax on the people might be a prevent j fir Mary two inmates perish. A. I. And authorities Are i the Putnam county poor House six so Blind that they cannot see that they Are a a a a a a a a i fire on sunday losing at the Bung and saving at the spigot. Between 9 Ank 10 of lock and was in the news complained the other Day tha tirely consumed. Two of the inmates one certain of the congregation of the Meridian named Steph Zink incurably insane the Street m. E. Church acted worse than infidels other named Thomas Sutherly perished in at the sunday morning service. When the Barnes. The fire is supposed to have Ong notice was Given that a collection would be Ina ted in Suthe a s room the remainder Eathen at Home. If so we can but think Daue their conduct rather commendable. They further loss of in his efforts to prevent quote. Five of the insane were the Young for it. Let the people remember the names Mem one above and see to it that they Are left out in the cold. We want nothing Cut and dried. A feeble make in certain quarters to create the impression a Iti of pram nent democrats of Indianapolis in particular. Tinas at the result of the late elec _ be Polit it Al signify la favourable to the Deinora in general and of Tion in this my Hsu some about As much unfavourable influence u socratic party at h the dem ical future of or Hen Dick a English or. Lai iders and other Deino rats of Indiana Mlls As a last yer s Bird s nest Hais upon the general health of the Community the coming summer and that is just none at All a sen Tinnil extremely glad to hear it. But if the late elected he on wittier its results has no to Liticia signing Ltd Noe it is the use of harping about it and Tang to convince people that it does t Airionna toi a Hill of Beans but sup bae the democracy had triumphed in the Ute election that Iro. Zebra ticket had been elected-<-\v6ald the Sentinel Hay ii then admitted that a political significance could not be attached thereto f been fairly passed around. With thousands until the Home be Reb to. To upon thousands wanting bread if not Honing was of Buck and its a for the word of life in our own land we do contents entails a loss of from 5,000 to 96,-think it is the most supreme Folly if not 000 no insurance. The great outbreak of Coal Oil in Cumberland county ky., is the Phenomena of the Century. Petroleum Salt water and Gas Are projected several Hundred feet from the Well and the Gas and Oil having taken fire illuminated the country for Miles around with downright wickedness to be whining about and taking up collections for. The Heathen who Are Amr off and in their ignorance and a enlightenment doing Quot excellently Well. During the entire year there was but one subject that Caus any particular trouble be the Abri get no is of Quot the noon Day Sun. The tween the old Board of aldermen and the a excitement is intense and the age of Gold Council showing How absolutely essential it Ltd go in the mountains of Cumberland is for there to be a Board of aldermen indicted. Two indictments against George c. Harting a returned yesterday by the Grani jury. One of two superintend the actions of Council. This one subject was of the gravest importance but thank kind heaven it was settled amicably before the councils adjourned sine die. It was not left As a heavy weight for the new in counts a ult oils to groan and sweat under. to text of Kiu and assault and this Allim a Battery with intent to kill based upon the sunday portent subject was them to of across sidewalks. The Council contended a gym a la aug on the monday morning Fol that Plank driveways would answer every lowing purpose whue the High joints contend Ever reliable. Versa Foj Fth life Quot Irrer the old reusable tha fire insurance com Sicht at ate of a Ford. Conn., has been through troubled the souls of the municipal fathers by be with it which we very much doubt Bly we should rather the conference the councils who Proba to Day the strongest and Best a a it the Iii Mittee of company in the us states. I first and the last of the old cause it charges legitimate rates and deals a i promised tie matter by squarely with everybody. A. Abromet is with office Comer of a under a a a. Gravelled ride Wal the so a a Eloms were judge and mrs. Byfield or. And mrs. R. Pendleton or. And mrs. Wood Tousey or and Willis Vajen or. And mrs. J. Q. Fergus or. And mrs. George a. Stout or. And mrs. Barth or. And mrs. De How lit or. And mrs. I. N. Neal or. And mrs. Reynolds or. And mrs. Hamilton miss Carey miss Genevieve Morris miss Maggie Raymond miss Jose Austin and miss Alice Purcell of Noblesville miss addle Beals and miss Maguire and mess re. J. Walker j. Kitchen r. Ramsey j. Williamson and lieutenant Barnett. The ladies generally wore the distinctive summer evening Toilette Organ die and tulle Over silk trains and a tasteful profusion of natural Flowers. Durin the evening a very handsome supper was served an the dancing kept up Mill the hours grew Small by degrees and the guests beautifully less and finally after exchanging Many thanks and compliments the Host was left to the Quot peopled Solitude Quot and pleasant dreams of a popular Bachelor. J. W. Riley the Hoosier poet made his first appearance in this City Asa Public Reader at the entertainment of the Light infantry on Friday evening week at the grand opera House. He was gracefully launched upon the open sea by Gen. Dan Macauley and left alone upon his trial trip. The audience were generally familiar with his writings and something of unusual interest was Given him by the conflicting opinions of the press. The sentiment of the audience on this occasion seemed exceptionally and even enthusiastically favourable. As an elocution St or. Riley proved a Success. His lesson in object Teaf ing was capital and kept the audience convulsed by its Verv genuine humor. A few affected mannerisms marred the general excellence of or. Riley s stage deportment just As As a few monstrosities Itei. Quot Quot Quot of Ima nation will often Start into and spoil his poems but he undoubtedly possesses the elements of a first class Public Reader. The remainder of the pro in mme was executed by Well known amateurs with an excellence that sustained their popularity. Or. Sweet Soprano was admirably displayed in a popular song Llie farce Quot my turn next Quot by our favorite Amateur dramatists was really delightful and heart Quot lir. Fly appreciated notwithstanding the fact that even a number of the already lengthy programme had been encoded and every encore res need to thus risking the danger of wearying the audience. There never was a time when Riding was so popular As it is at this season. The open carriages and Phaeton that usually throng the principal streets on Balmy Spring evenings Are much less in requisition than formerly and Riding parties and equestrian duets the latest popularity. There is a great Deal that recommends horse Back Riding to ladies. Durant observes with More truth than elegance that Quot in Many respects Saddle leather is preferable to Sale leather. Quot it is a healthful exercise and one that affords ample Opportunity to display a Fine figure and Grace of move Jhent and a Wornan without a reasonable share of vanity a a is a nonentity. It is also an Elij Syable occasion Abr a Tete a Tete varying the Monotony of even ing Falls and those awkward utile. Interludes sure to occur when the parties Are Spedalle interested in each other and it affords a woman of governing another will than Fier own the Riding habit is a becoming dress if got a ii a Pang taste. Navy Blue and Veronique Green aretha Standard colors brass buttons though popular Aie outre. The Little Man Nish silk hat is appropriate but not becoming. Nothing is becoming to a lady that is borrowed from Manly attire. A Black Cap or a Small round hat with an Ostrich tip is in better taste. Above All things a lady>6n horseback should avoid a flaring veil or a Streamer of any a or any Ai usage that suggests to her escort the probability of is Vine to dismount and pid Titus. The a a pm hmm Riding easy and properly is one that la much harder to a Cufie than is generally supposed and an awkward position on horseback is so parti Clawy conspicuous that to farm wagons. Corii Iurii gearing or our Patent Circle track admitted by All who have used them to be the Best Wagon made. Mays 4-5p 34 East Georgia Street. A party Aii Bering about one Hundred assembled at the residence of or. Springer about six Miles out of the City one evening week. Those from Indianapolis who enjoyed the hospitality of nhe kind entertainers were mrs. Titus miss Lavonnie Titus miss May Robinson miss Nola Bonner the misses Odear and Mears. Wheat Crow and Brooks. The Quot boys Quot of or. Springer s family All being music Anil furnished the music of the evening. The pupils of Madame Heine have tendered her a be Clit concert which will take place at masonic Hall on next monday evening. No one has Laboured More Quot fully and successfully to Advance musical Educa-1 in this City than mrs. Heine. Her Many Long years of study and experience in Europe have perfected her abilities for developing musical Talent and no student need go further than Indianapolis to com Lete their vocal studies. The fact that this is Man. Leine s first Quot Benefit Quot and the reputation of her assistants ensures for the concert a Brilliant Success. The programme a ranged is a decided Novelty. In compliment to mrs. Heine who is a descendant of the scottish House of Lazenby and Mcdonald the music is to be exclusively that of Scotland Quot tie land of songs that summon complimentary also is the introduction of the Jacobin songs that fired the enthusiasm of her ancestors. And who is not on the qui valve to hear the voices that Quot execute Quot with such wonderful mechanism and expression the difficult italian Baleros and operatic Anas warble the old airs that Are the sweetest echoes from the old composers from whom the musical authors of the present borrow so freely. A rare pleasure May be safely anticipated in listening to Quot the Flowers o the Forest Quot Quot Annie Laurie Quot Quot come be by Athol Quot and Quot Auld Robin Grey Quot by such artists As miss Nannie sch null mrs. Lynn miss Despa and other charming vocalists. Two of the Best numbers on the programme Are Quot caller Herren Quot by or. Otto and Quot Scott s wha Hae Quot by or. Morrison whilst prof. Heine promises a rare treat by his Medley airs on the whistle. Remarkable Success. Or Edwin Powell is meeting with a Success which it is Safe to say is unparalleled in the history of the Wall paper and decorative business Quot in this City. He has ordered his fifth invoice of goods within the last three months the latter consisting of 40,000 pieces of which 25,000 were received this morning and the balance will be on hand in a few Days. Quot nothing succeeds like Success Quot and the Eastern houses with whom he deals write him Quot bully boy go in and win Quot the goods in question comprise All grades from the cheapest to the finest known to the Trade so that All May find at this House the class of foods Best suited to their financial condition. In. Powell is the chief partner and manager of the new York Wall paper co., 33 e. Market Street. He is himself a practical Workman in the decorative Art. The business is under his personal Supei vision his rents Are Low he orders in Large quantities and at consequently Low prices and of these latter he gives the Public the Benefit. These few facts Tell the secret of his Success. A grand display of these Fine goods will be had for the next few Days and no matter whether they intend to Purchase or not the citizens of Indianapolis Are invited to Call and inspect them and they will be cheerfully waited on by the gentlemanly assistants in attendance. A stylish garment is a Joy forever. This is the class of garments they get up at the new York merchant tailoring House at no. 9 South Illinois Street. This House believes in using none but the first class trimmings and in suiting their patrons they Are very particular to please Iii every Case. Call and see them. See the new easels and picture frames it the Novelty Dollar store. After a Long fight the Board of Public improvements has finally reported recommend Uig a uniform Grade for Market Street from the Railroad track to Arsenal Avenue and it has been adopted by the councils. This will necessitate the cutting Down of the Hill at the intersection of he land Street news. We have so few Hills in our City that they Are looked upon As almost a luxury and we Are loth to part with them. Why not let the Road continue to go Over the Nill to the Arsenal May be made of Plank 2x4 inches set on Edge now if any one will Tell us Why this distinction we win Rise exp and Call him. Blessed. But what a fearful thing it would would t it should a Stone or Brick sidewalk be disgraced by a Plank driveway a eld fire and a mercantile of Tyg Jenaii Doriea Ana England and the Howard of new Yor and wishing along the streets represents in the aggregate Oyer 125,000,000 these we in nation Jay to writers Agency the Prim Marine the North British fers. Harry Pierce miss Leila Patterson miss Ida Murphy miss Hautie Tarkington miss Jose Rotten Honse with one Cavalier forever at her bridal rein my amps Fannie Vajen who is Nartic ulary stylish on horseback mrs. Stout mrs. Ferguson miss Al Nile Voss who is perfectly at Home in the Saddle mrs. Barth mrs Hanson miss Rose Harrison and mrs. Willis vain who represents a fairy Queen in any position of the Gallant knights who Are Happy to Amble by the Side of the fair request Rennes Are often seen the smiling faces of of tors. A and a Scot Berry. P. Vaji Watson finest riders by seen All Jedi of insurance capital. I Tigon lug Johnson a �?z��w�., a Ien. It is to be deplored that sever a of our Quot Luent at ii Uuk i Quot us a cow on Iuo you of in nation Jay Voss win Brown and de Fer fancy Bazaar lace top Lisle thread gloves just received. 8-Button Lisle thread gloves Only 50c. Kid gloves fall line in All colors. 2, 3 and 4-buttons, 75c. ?1, fl.35, Alexander. Bretonnel laces Loc 120. 15c, item Stock of e my h Oide Hie a 3c to 50c per Yard. Soft thread laces 114 to 3 inches Large Stock or Iii 5 Chi Iris. Fancy Bazaar. Apra66c4p 6in

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