Bloomington Progress, Volume 24, Number 8, Bloomington, Monroe County, 16 April 1890 — Page 2

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..craiQBri VS1TKKSITT ITEM. 'Indiana University inmoers 400 students. enrollment Now tb Tennis and players arc getting ia practice. Tbs Sige are determined to biy terariae that aettles it. The rolea for patrona of the li--brary have been posted, and It will be to you); advantage to read them. Prof. Naybtr is visiting eaatcro college to "get points." . The new catalogue proof is posted in Owen, Ball. Scan it. Bieknell, of the Indianapolia News, comes down often to. see os, and be is alay heartily- seloomed . A Hesperian reception waagivea at.the JceidcBce of Mi- Dearee hat Friday nights v . The catalogue fo be pjubliahed im apring shows 18 full professorchips, 32& stndentsin college work : teaideat graduates, 20 ; seniors,47.; jamors, 73; sophomores, U; tresbmeo, 93; not classed 25. There are 33 law stadents. . C. Trider of Salem entered college last week. A large number of stadents are coming in now. Hiss May Long, Mixa Yoose and Miss OUie Batman were visit ing friends here last week. The election called -sway Loeb, Dreseber, Bushy, Daviasoa and Monical. The entire srradaatine class of DePaaw will not speak this year as has been the custom. A repreaeotativa will deliver the oration. Bbrtchler Sill taker a post gradtiafe conrse, Ueginslhg with tbe September term. Ua is a gradoate of '89. Prof. Palmer presided, at Co lombia City, over tbe deliberations of tb annual session of superin tendents and teachers. Wo. Foster, '88, fresh from a school of theology in Pittsburg.Pa., is on his way west, and stopped here but week to visit old friends. The co-operative book scheme as organized bss a director from each class, and one from Prep and Law arpartmeots. l we president is Prof. Jraokes. A share or fee costs 3, aad h may be transferred whenever owner desire to leave col lege, - xao. news s - j ins ia tae anmfor the bienoial Euro pea notour. j-i win oe in caarge-w rrausaor Joseph Swaia and wife, of the Uni versity, and Miss Henrietta E. Booker, of Hount Holyoke Semi nary. The directors of these tears have had experience in. such enter prises, and know the pleasaot routes, and leant esborbttant hotels. i ne party to consist or not more taan tbirty nersont, will sail about June 21, and returning will sail from Liverpool about September 1. The most attractive regiooa of Belgium, France Switzerland. Italy, (Jermany, fcugland, Scotland aod Wales will be visited. Iod.. Journal: The State Uni versity elass in political economy proposes to take a few object lesunder instruction of Prof. Jeoks, of the chair of politiaal aciand the students will be here, Friday to go through the Stato benev olent institutions sod the Capitol. They will also visit Kingan's. The . annual contest in oratory between representative of Indiana colleges to select a representative In tbe later-State coat est was bold Friday night. The orators, their colleges andtheir subjects were as follows: "Tue riutacrat m Politic. " bv W. C. Stover, of Wabash : "The Race Problem,'' W. C. Wise, of UePaowiTbe Philosophy of Reform." by A. Bradshaw of Franklin; "Union, not Unity"! by T. C MolStt, of Hanover; aad 'Shall tbe Riebtof Snfirage be Restnetod." by Robert Collins of Butler. Judges oa composition, as tbongbt and oa -oratory were salectedeacb grading the cajnditlate oa ttws fwiata. The first plee waa give to' W. C. Ws id DePaow Uaiveraity; and he wijtl represent Indiana in the inter-atate oontmt. Prior to the contest the State Oratorical Association held a bmaas meeting and elected officet4 President, A. 1U. Wikijuio, DrPitw: Vice President; F. C. Brewer, AVabash ; Recording Secretary R. P. Davidson, Butler; Correffiondiog Secretary, C. Li Thomas, Stale Uuiversity ; Trees; arer, B. L. Hfiidricks, Fruukliu; Ittter-Sttdeltgate, W. G. Ba

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a co. Bsw Moaey Casmett He ITaeel. A Rigid Election Lam Thai Applies to Boodten in WhaUoer They May Do. The latl Iwiilstura ennciad a law, approved Itiircb 9, 1890, concerning election and aominatinf eonventiont, to maintain Dolittcal purity, and fireeoribinK the pun iaii meat of any violation thereof. It coven r early every offanse powible in connection with primaries, convention! end elections and to eaeb attacbu its particular pumMbment. That prenribed in the flnt acctioa is that tbe person ao convicted of the acts it makes unlawful "bull be lined in any earn not more than Are hundred dollar and disfranchisement ! and rendered incapable of holding any office of proflt or trust wiuun toe stats for any determinate period, and if nomi nated snail Da inensioia m nom sncn oiflce." This punishment relte fas tba following oSensiM of candidate for nomi nation to any ooee or proBt or trust under tbe constitution or law of Indiana or of the United States, before any conven tion or at anv primary bald by any pbMitlcsl party, Loaning, paying or giving, or promising to loan, pay or give any money or other thing of value to any delegate or elector, or any other person, for the pur. pose oi securieg we vote or innuonoa 01 inch delegate, elector or person Birins or otherwise employ ine for con sideration any person to work for tbe nomination of any person to any office, or to work for tbe selection of any delegate to be chosen at any party convention or primary. . Tbe next punishment is a fine of not more than f 1,000 nor Una than $300, together with disfranchisement and inability to bold any office, of trustor profit for any determinate period. If the person convicted baa bee a elected to the. offic-B for which be was striving his election will be declared void, and it be has taken the office ha must vacate it. Tbe offenses to which tbi punishment applies are those detailed above, except that they route toaftieaaiMl not to primaries or eonventioniT ' . - : . ' A third pnnisbment prescribed it a Una "in any sum not less than $25 and not more than 1 100," and imprisonment . "in the county jail not less than -ten days nor more than six months," and disfranchise, ment "for any determinate period not less than ten roar," or imprisonment "in the state' prison at bard labor not less than one nor more than five years." Along with the disfranchisement, of course, goes the deprivation of the right to bold any office of trust or profit. This punishment is to be borne by oneeonvicted of - diving or offering to give, directly or indirectly, arty money, property or other thing of valuo to any elector to influence his vote at any regular election held in this state pursuant to law. Soliciting, furnishing or receiving any money for tbe purpose detailed above. Counseling or suggesting to any person or persons generally, to use or 'procure any money or other means to be used to induce, hire or bay any person or parsons to vote or refrain from voting for any candidates, or to remain away from the polls at any election, whether or not any such person shall act or attempt to act upon any such counsel, advice or suggestion. " . Then ti)ere is another section applying to those who induce electors to remain away from the polls, either directly or indirectly, by giving," offering or promising to give them' money or property. Tbe punishment tor that offense is a fine from $25 to t500, and disfranchisement, to which ' may be added imprisonment in tbe county Jail for any period not exceeding six months. All these offenses are made ground of challenge and the law close with a section relating; to an unlawful breaking of saal and locks of ballot boxes. It also cover tba breaking open of envelopes inclosing tally-sheets, and bags containing ballots. and the withholding and destruction of ballots and tally-sheets, and tba adding to or tbe taking from the tallies of a candidate. The punishment therefor ia a fins from $500 to $1,000 and imprisonment in toe stats prison lrota two to lea years. PESsrbN Benefits. Some people are scared to death lest the country be irretrievably ruined by the pay ment of pensions to soldiers, ttefe umaiabti that nioely-niae one-hundrrHlths of the old aoldiern most spend, their money as soon as they get it, and as a sample of benefits to whole communities read the following from the A rgos Reflector : "Tbe widow of a soldier in this vicinity recently received a handsome sum. In a short time afterwards she invested a part of it in the purchase of a home iq Argor, which she occupied ia a few days after the transfer was made, the farmer owner moving out and into a bouse that had been vacant for: several mouths. The person selling has bought a hit and is making preparations to build a house this summer, thus giving employment to a number of persons and diverting the. tension money into aotive channels of trade. And the same may be said in almost every instance where' any considerable sum has been allowed. We have yet to hear of anybody that has suffered from the "heavy burden" imposed nron the county on accouut of tbe liberal pension policy." -!The Bowen-Mcrrill fire at Indianapoli developed a scarcity of business rooms, and several firms sold their stocks end endeavored to havo llio rent contract eoiiiinu with tho new tsnantt Some of Ihu landlord objected and litigation will fulluw. No tenant has a right to sell to another and undVrtake to say that tbe r-snt or condition wiil bo the 3a;a after t:io ctiane of leuant.

The practice of whipping aod beating burrs and oxen ' to make them pull more than tbey gre able to haul is a species of cruelty - that ought to subject the party who in-

duTees in it to the same sort of punishment. The .practice of thrashing the patient ox. to increase his6peed, or whacking him across the nose when he is desired to stop, is certainly not the chiracteriaiics of a good teamster, any more than the yanking, twitcning and whipping a horse is tbe indioatioo of a good driver. Tbe Pennsylvania Railroad Company has issued orders forbidding the agents of the Uuion Kews Company to sell on its trains anything except newspapers, periodicals and books. This docs away with the orange aod banana bssket. The I. U. Christian -Association will give a public- entertainment on Thursday evening of this! week at the college chajnej.' It consists of MhakMpearrt sjorigs-and, playW. Scenes wilt be giqen from "Midsummer Nights Bream,? "Merchant of Venice," "Henry the Fourth" and "Julius Camr."- The The aotors will be costumed. It is intended to revivA some of those dramas that appeal taroen' thoughts and feelings in a forcible and entertainingmanner, f A pleasant evening is expected; From the Student. J' Three Graduates of tb University are candidate for the Democratic Congressional nomination in tbe 8econddittrict. A Civil Service Reform Club has been organised among the students and professor of tbe University. A tilce bulletin has been pUccd in Wylie Hall for posting tracts, editorial and speeches on' this sub ject. Civil service reform documents can be obtained of Prof. Qlark on application . His Harriet Casper has been elected as delegate to the national convention of a.appn &appa uamma, to -pa - neia in Bloomington, Ills., tbe kt,oAAugut. T. A.- 31 usscttj ', is a candidate for superintendent of sohools Of Edward county, Ills.,- subject to the decision of the Kepuniican convention, .are- is now Fnncipal or a ward school at uray vtne, II. Mr. Ernest Wilson (lufTont, of the Minneapolis bar, and Judgb Advocateueneralortbe State or .Minnesota, Has been appointed Junior Professor of Law in the Indiana 0 Diversity.' Mr. Uuffcut is a native of Afton, M . graduated in Cornell university in 1884, was instruct or in English In tbe Cornell University for three years, and graduated from the Cornell University Law School in 1683. Since then "be has been engaged in law .practice at Minneapolis. "Mr. Hufimit ponesee rare gilt a a speaker, and has been a frequent contribute to iitemry periodicals a well a to the.law 'journal. Be come with the highest' commendations as to bis ability as a Is'wyer and a a teacher. Ilia course of lecture before the present law class, showed-' a tbo rough mastery of the work U to do. r "The method of heating like' Library buU'iiitg will be decided .at ijbe next, June session, and tbe building cwimmitlco whs instructed to advertise for bid and prepare to let the contract at that time. Pbocrkssivk Judge at Marshall, called the attention jury to the fa-t that EeCHitK. A Mo., recently of. the grand playing proeressivc euchre fur nrizrs was a violation of the gambling law and deserved attention. The Kansas City Journal explains the situation by remarking: "The' people of Marshall are gregarious. They are thankful for anything which brings them together in a social way, from a wedding to a funeral, and when progressive 'euchre was introduced two years ago by some of the young women -of- Murhll who had been sojourning in Kansas City it 'caught on5 at once. And it has never lft go. As the months rolled-by it bs secured, Srmcr grip.- All the bric-a-brac in Marshall hfls changed bands so often that some of it has progressed back home again , and tile old la dies have exchanged heirlooms until genealogies are badly mixed." Probably the Judge ho been disaffected through the possession of . III,..!,,, ...tvn " Commissioner's 8ale of Seal Estate. David B. Graham vs. Sabina Graham, Milton Graham, Edward Graham, Francis li. Carroll, et al. Partition 1583: Notice it hereby givon, that the undersigned Commissioner, appointed in the above entitled cuse by the Juago or ine Monroe Circuit Court, will a such com-, missionor by order or said court, offer for sale at Pubfie Auction, on the premises, on THU R8E1 At, M AT ra, 180, at one o'clock p. m,, the following real estate in Mon roe coast iu hs Stats ,f. I ndt.a,toVtet? &m'f " The auu tbenst quarter of . southeast quarter of section tea, township ten, north range one went. Also the southwest uarteror thoso Jthwest quarter if section elewui, township ten, north of range on west, Alw the so utheast quarter of the southwest quarter f soctiou eleven, township ten, north range one west. AH t Huro oounty er,d State of Indiana. TliaMS Oc sals. One-third cash in hand, one-third ia six month and oae-tuird in twelve month from dayf iialo. purcbsser giving notes for deferred payment bearmg six par. east. intereU from data, waving all mirf from valuation or apprniwrnent laws, With good freehold seeuritf , IRA C. BA9MAN, Apl. 16, 'oo. t?jinnioor. K. A. fulk, Att'y. ifiatdcr Twlaie. It require annaallv. 66,000 tons of tSiudt r Twme to hmmi me grain crops of the country. - Ten years ago all the lf-bindpM4 existence mjuireo out a ibw wrjoy im industry piactically stor ed with a visit made by Mr. Deering, the. harvester nisnufat,orer, of Chicago, to Iloak Blwin U, Fitlar, s, rope uioiifcturer, and the present mayor ot Pbiladelphhi. Mr. Deering subseohently found it so diffi cult to get perfect twine that a few years ago he cquiped a large twine factory with the beat and most modem machinery, and is now making his own (wine, The value of the annual output of uitidr twine u abuut H(O0O,CCO.

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ItecciTer's laale. NOTICE is Kerehy given, that tbe undersigned, as Receiver,-appointed by the Monroe Circuit Court, In the cause of

the First National Bank of Bloomington, IndtwflBs against 0arg W..Jlollenbchi'er, William r. Bollenbacher, et nbacher, et al. to sell the partnership properly of I tbe firm of Bollenbacber 4 aons, wilt, bv virtus of aa order of tba said) Monroe Circuit Court, offer for sals and sell al auction at .the Court Mouse door in tbe city of Bloomington, County of Monro and State of Indiana, on . -jtt THTJS3WAY, MAT Is, IBS, the following described Heal gvtato situate in tbe County of Monro and Stat of Indiana, to-wit: The touth balf-of tbe southwest quarter of section eight (8), town 8, range on east. Also the east half of the northwest quarter of section nine (9), town 7, range 1 one ran. Abo the northeast Quarter of section eighteen (18), town 1, range two eat.. amo in soutnwest quarter or the north. west quarter of section sixteen (16), town i, range one east. Also jjot twenty-six ( in SmithviU. i Also the east half of Fractional Lot twenty (30) in Bloomington. Also part ot Bsaunsry ua smy-nve (tS) ia Bloomington, and bounded as follows, to-wit: eommeacine at the north. eaaorner of . mid Iwt, running thence toajb 17 71-10 poin ts elaStt of.al gate post, theTce west 20 pole to a ttaltVr tnence nortn ls xa-ioo pores to . stakeon the alley,, thenee east 30 pole to the place or beginning. TEKMS. One-third easb. The residua ia equal payment at sis and twelve month, with note at interest, waivinr Mnentor apprawement. ana aecurea bygood personal security. Said sale will begin oa said first day of jusy at if o cioca a. v. A soon a isid sale of said real estate i completed, said Receiver v iil sell at auction a safe and soma other property at the hardware Mere of Baker. Boyd Co., in Bloomington, Ind. . At 1 o'clock p. m. of said day, on Seminary tiot S& in the south part et the said city of Bloomington, laid Receiver will sell at public auction, an old boiler and some tpoks roschinory, also a kit of pokes, finished and unfinished. On Friday , the 3d day of May, 1890, at the Town of Gutbrie, in tbe county of Lawrence and Slate or Indiana, said Re ceiver will sell at' public auction one Saw Milt, Boiler and Engine. Abo two Loe "Wagons. Said sale will begin at 9 o'clock a.m. on aid day. . All of said' personal- property belongine to said firm of Botlenbacher A Son. g to; Said uu pen rsonal property will be sold for cash i in band. CHAKXES H. McPHEKTERS, April 9, 1890. Receiver. Buskirk A Bnskirk and Xiduden A Bog era. Attorneys. llce ts Phyalclatsa. Ofikw of State Board of Health, Indianapolb, March 13, 1899. 1 The State Board of tlealsh baa' under taken the work of presenting to. the nob' lie, and the profession in particular, a full and. complete State history, of tbe recent epidemic oi "urn yrippe." ine pnysv cian of tbe county are earnestly requested to co-operate aad to give all the ascist ance in tbeir powee toward perfecting this contribution to tho history of epidemics. Blank for reports are now in the bands of Dr. A. J. Axtell, Monroe County Health ofiieer, and way -be had on application. , Kach physician should remember that failure to comply with tba request vitiat to a greater or leser degree an ex hibit that niight otherwise prove of J.lniouiii importanre. One or more torominnt physicians tn each township wilt ba asked by the Conn tv Health uAcvr to eive a more detailed Tfport to him, surh. as shall embrace the followi ng points: Date of outbreak in township, characteristics of the malady, including ternpeartura, pulse, etc., variations, complica tions, pcu!mriti(H,convalecencr1aquelae mortality and such addtlioual matter as may be deemed important. A. J. Axtell, Scc'y Board of Health AS ORDIRANCB to irrprove Ropers strsot, from Sooc.r0 street north to Ninth street. Sac. I. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Bloomington, Indiana, two-thirdi of the members thereof concurring therein, that Itogcrs street, from Second street to Ninth InwtL iha imnnivvd hv Grading. MoAitamizlng; Guttoring and Paving a sidewalk on oach side thereof, according to plans and specification heretofore adopted by tbe Common Council for the Improvement of said-street, and now on tile in tbe office of the City Clerk, and in accordance with the resolution of the Common Coun cil adopted February 4th, 1890. 8cc II. The expense or tie said improvement, including interest on bonds, if they be issued, shall ba assessed par front foot upon tbe property stratting tberoon, according to the law and ordinances on tbe subject of assessment, the asusinienU therefor to be payable In teu annual installments if deferred, aad the same cullectei as provided by law. and in. tba assessing ordinance hereafter to be Dassod. tonus sna it oe issoea in anticipation oi the collection or the assessment, unless the property owners pay their aseetsmenta before tbe nme are hsucd, and within the tint provided in the assessing ordinance, I dxc. lit. Tins ordinance man oe in force from and after it legal piib'icittloo, I, Robert 0. Groove, Clerk of the City of Bloomington, Indiana, certify the foregoing to be a true.and complete copy of aa ordinance adopted by the Common Council of said City, at their regular meeting,beM April 1st, ISM. ROBERT. C. GREKVK8, . April 9, 1V. -. ,at7 Crk. improve-. ment of Uunn gtroet. Wbreas, it bak become eeessary for the proper improvement of tba City of Bloomington, Indiana, and for the use of Dunn street in laid city, that the aM street be improved by grading, McAda, miaing and paving. Be it therefore ' Resolved, By tbe Mayor and Common. Council of the City of Iiloomington, Indiana, nwo-thirds oC the members thereofconcurring therein, thiit it is necessary for th improvement of said city, and for the use of said street, that the same be improved b Grading, MoAdamizing, Guttering and constructing a sidewalk on both side of said street from Second to Third streets according to plans and specifications therefor now on Ale in the office or the City Clerk of said city. That objections thereto will be hoard at the Mayor's ofioe in the City of Bloomitigton, Indiana, on the Olh day of May, 1890, at 7:30 o'clock p.m., when and where tho property owners along tn line or sld proposed improvement ran make objections tq the itcocsaitr for the oenslruction thereof.' 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