Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 January 1890 — Page 2
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1890.
AN EII several weeks' consideration tlie Senate committee on pensions Las unanimously directed Chairman Davis to report a dependent pension bill. Its title is us follows: "A bill granting pensions to soldiers and sailors who are incapacity for the performance of labor and providing pensions to their widows, minor children and dependent parents."
BOOMS never Btrike a sleeping town. They never slip into a place like a thief in the night. They never drop down out of the sky like rain all ready to be utilized. Booms are nothing more or less than a tremendous revival of business which invariably follow the persistent efforts of energetio rustlers, who got up early in the morning and bestir themselves us if they meant to oonquer, who plan wisely and comprehensively and who utilize the resources and advantages of the town in which they live* The suporior busuees aotivity denominated a "boom"in tho oommon verna cular of tho day, is nrely ever the result of mere circumstanoes, bat the offspring of a skillfully arranged plan accompanied by judicious aotion. Natural conditions may prove a valuable auxiliary, but tho real generating cause lies in tho enorgy and comprehensive ability by which they are backed.
District Republican Convention. The Republicans of the Eighth Congressional District of Indiana will meet in delfegnto convention at the court house in Crawfordsville, Montgomery county, on Thursday, January 23, 1890, ut 10 o'clock a. in., to select a member of theState Central Committee for said District, who will be ex-officio Chairman of the District Committee. The several counties will be entitled to the following number of delegates in said convention:
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SPARKS FROM THE WffiKS."
The Senate pension commltlco has or* dored a favorable report on the dependent pensions bill.
Tho stoamor Montinoro on January 8 passod an Icoborg ono-fourth of a inilo long and 200 foot high.
Tho court-house and a block of stores at Gallatin, Mo., were burned Tuesday morning. Total loss, S70.000.
Tho New Jersey Legislature, which convened Tuesday, raised Governor Abbett's salary from $5,000 to 810,000 a year.
Reports from the City of Mexico say that Pattl and Tamagno aro mooting with groat favor, but that Mino. Albani ill.
J. IL Murphy, a homesteader near Flambeau, Wis., was frozen to death Sunday. He Is supposed to have been drunk.
The Erlo Railroad Company is discharging employos owing to paralysis of the coal trade caused by tho mild winter.
Poter Nelson, who had Issued numerous forged oheoks on banks of La CTOSSO, Wis., was captured at Eau Claire Tuesday.
About 100 State officers and others called on Govornor Forakor, of Ohio, Tuesday evening and formally bade him farewell.
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All Republicans in the District are cordially invited to attend this oonven' tion. JOHN H. BUBFOKD,
Chairman.
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Just Received.
Tho latest songs and .folioeeat 207 east Main street.
The Cook Boulc. V.
Tho Metkodlst church cook book Is now for sale at the 99 cent store and also by Mrs. Larsh, Mrs. Orabbs, Mrs. J. H. Burford and Mrs. McCain. The price has keen reduced from 75 to 60 cents.
Tho high-school building at Colorado Springs, Col., was burned Monday night, the loss bolng about SSO.OOO insured for 811,000.
Five boys'wont swimming in the East river at Brooklyn, N. Y., Tuesday. They dived, splashed and thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Francis Murphy ilnlshod his labors at Waverly, la., Tuesday night, after securing more than 1,000 signers to his temperance plodgo.
Tho Illinois Bar Association began its annual mooting Tuesday at Springfield, and eleoted officers, with J. B. Bradwell, of Chicago, as president
Gideon Borgerln's dry-goods Btore at Chlppowa- Falls, Wis., was totally destroyed by flro Monday night. The loss Is about 81T.000 fully Injured.
Tho Legislature of Wyoming, which vent Into session Tuesday at Cheyenne, opened In the new capltol building, which was finished a few days ago at a cost of 8300,000.
The State Firemen's Association of Illinois convened at Lincoln Tuesday. Fifty delegates were presont and made arrangements for tho tournament to take place next September.
New York City lost two ex-offlclals Tuesday, K. J. Rapp. oncc alderman, shot hfmself dead, and ex-Assemblyman Hogan tnmbled Into the cellar of his residence and broke his head.
Oliver Bros. &. Phillips and tho Oliver A Cohorts Wire Company, of Pitta'h, announce that they will pay the
Installment of their extension indebtedness on tho 1st jf February. A heavy log slid down tho steep hlU west ot Miss Etta Douglas' school in Tumbridgo, Vfc, Saturday, burst through the side of the house and crashed into tho school-room. Several pupils had narrow escapes fro® death.' Nellie Perkins, 0 years old, received severe Injuries.
END OF THE RACE TROUBLE.
A Special School Dlitrlct Created at Upper Alton bjr the Board for the Colored Children.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 15.—The trouble between tho colored people of Upper A1 ton. 111., and the school board has quieted down. Tho school board settled tho question by making a new school district which ombraces tho oolored people of the village. To the school In this now district tho colored people will be obllgod to go. As soon as they are prepared to stand the nocossary examination thoy will be admitted to tho high school. Tho trouble arose over the refusal of the whlt« people of the community to submit to the provisions of the Stato constitution and the ruling ot the Supremo Court and permit the negro children to attend school and occupy tho same rooms with white children. There was serious danger that tho troublo would not be settled without bloodshed, for tho negroes stand on their right to attend tho whits schools, and tho whlto poople armed themselves to resist the efforts of the blacks to push their way in.
8TAMPS BY THE MILLION.
Count of Thoea In the Internal Hereout Vault*. WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—The committee appointed to count tho stamps in the internal revonuo vaults report that the work occupiod a forco of sixty clerk) seven days and that evory thing wai found to bo oorroct. During tho period from March 20 to December 20 ovoi 1,000,000,000 stamps, valued at ovei •138,000,000, wore received and distributed without the loss of a single one. On December 20 thore wore on hand lii the vaults 78,803,817 stamps, valued at #98,830,129.18.
Two Men Killed In a Street Dnel. MACON, Mo., Jan 15.—In a street duel Tuesday afternoon W. 8. Larrabeo was
shot and fatally wounded by Mason Morris. A stray bullot struck Frank Poison, a oonstablo, passing through hli body. Bo will die. The trouble grew out of an acoount held by Morris* father •gainst Larrabeo.
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A RIOT AT RIO.
Mutiny lii tho Brazilian Army Suppressed. by Forco.
DESPERATE FIGHT WITH THE REBELS.
Before Siirrrndt'rlnj IOO of Their Number Are KIIUMI and WOUIHUMI—Twenty* One of the KIIIKIVHIIITH Are
Afterward* Kxecuteil.
TOITK DOWN* TLIK NKW FLAO. NKW YOUK, Jan. IS.—Tho correspondent of C. K. Flint writes from Kio Janeiro under date of Docombor 23, ISS'.t: "Tho outlook hero is not reassuring. Last ovoulng parts of two regiments of cavalry, Infantry and artillery mutinied. They tore down tho Republican flag and hoisted the Imperial flag, It requiring all tho othor regiments and the artillery to subduo them. Thoy fought tho Sao Christovas artillery headquarters until after l'i o'clock last night, and 100 of the rebels woro killed and wounded before tho rest surrendered. To-day twenty-one of tho rlnglcadors woro shot. None of the commissioned oilhiers woro in tho mutiny, but all the non-commis-sioned ofllcors were. Tho causo of the mutiny was dissatisfaction with tho mon's pay. Tho police wero paid two mllrols a day and tho soldiers claim that thoy were promised tho samo, whon it was only raised to not quite that amount. It is said a number of tho old Conservatives and Liberals havo been tampering with the soldiers and wero at the bottom of last night's row. Early this morning Silveira Martinz, Assis Martina, Haras De Lagoe, Dr. Lima Durute, Dr. Forrlra
Vlanna, lato Minister of Justice In the last Conservative Ministry, and Commander Braga, one of tho loading merchants of Ulo, woro arrested."
UNBROKEN.
The Deadlock Still Prevents the Organ* tcatlen of tho Iowa House of Representative*— The Sesmto Ready to Do
Business—A Rival to Senator Allison, DKS MOINF.S, la., Jan. 15.—After bolng callod to order yestorday morning the House began on the fifth ballot for temporary socrotary. Tho ballot resulted as on Monday—fifty to fifty. After taking five mdvo ballots, which resulted tho same way, the House ad journed till 10 a. m. to-day. Gardiner, of Washington (Rep.), Is quite sick, and occupies a cot In the House chambcr.
In tho Senate the newly-elected Senators were sworn In. Tho officers nom lnated by tho Republican caucus were cioctod and tho oath administered to thom. A committee was appointed to notify tho Govornor of tho organization of tho Senate, and on motion an ad' journment was taken until 2 p. m. today.
A dispatch from Cedar Rapids says Judge Rothrock has decided to onterthe raoo for tho United States Senato rship. It Is said if Allison Is nominated Smith, of Linn County, wijl bolt tho caucus and voto for Rothrock. A joint caucus of Republicans has been called for 9 o'clock this morning to canvass the Sea atorship situation.
HALF A MILLION INVOLVED. Failure of tho Smith Middlings Purifier Company at Jackson, Mich*
JACKSON, Mich., Jan. 15.—Tho Smith Middlings Purlflor Company, organized three wcoks ago to succeed the George S. Smith Company, is in tho hands of the shoriff. The Preston National Bank of Detroit on Tuesday presented a claim for a $150,000 debt contracted by Smith In July laBt. Payment was re^ fused and an Immediate application made for a receiver. The oompany statoB that Its assts are 8500,000 and liabilities $484,000.
Brlce Elected Senator In Ohio. COLUMBUS, 0., Jan. 15.—Calvin S. Brico was yesterday elected to tho United States Senato, receiving a majority of tho votes In olthor branch of the Legislature.
The vote In the Sonato was: Brlce, 10 Fostor, 14 Halstead, 1. In the Houso It stood: Brlce, 57 Fostor, 62, Neal, 1. The result will bo canvassod by the Senate and Houso in joint ses' slon to-day. Tho joint rosult in tho two branches is: Brico, TO Foster,'00 Halstead, 1 Neal, 1.
Failure ot an Illinois Dank. CLAYTON, 111., Jan. 15.—Tho banking houso of Burgesser & Mother has closed Its doors. Tho liabilities aro about $20,000. Among the assets aro the bank property, notes and Accounts, 040 acres of land and S.17,000 of stock In tho Si loam Spring Company. It is thought the »redltors will loso nothing.
Involuntary Manslaughter.
DAWSON, Ga., Jan. 15.—Last Thursday night H. A. Suggs, while lntoxloatod, attempted to forco an entrance to a room oocuplcd by Miss Lulu Ray. Tho latter fired a shot through the door and Suggs foil dead, and tho coroner's Jury returned a verdict of involuntary manslaughter.
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Homltor Wilnun K,»-l£loctMl. Anxai'OMS. Md., Jan. 15. —The Senato ond House met in joint.session yesterday and re-elected Ephralm K. Wilson(Dem.) United States Senator for tho term of six years,beginning March 4, lS'Jl. Tho Republicans cast their votes for lion. Thomas S. Hudson, of .Somerset County.
Strawberries Are Itipe.
CiiAiti.KSTox, S. C\, Jan. 15.—A crate of strawberries which were grown in tho open air 'hero were shipped Tuesday to New York. Tho fruit is reported rapidly ripening and will soon bo harvested.
I'urtuwil ALrain IIhh a Mb'nrt. LISHD.N, Jan. I.V Xi'iihor I'imen'al has suei-ei'deil in forming a Cabinet, with himself as I'i'cmier and Minister of tho Interior.
Chicago Offices Filled.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—President Harrison has appointed John M. Clark Collector of Customs and Christopher Mamor Collector of Internal Revenue at Chicago. Their names went to tho Senato together with a number of other nominations.
Faltctl.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., .Tan. 15.—Kemmell & Son, general dealers at Melrose, Minn., assigned Tuesday for tho benefit of their creditor. Liabilities, $15,000 assets, S12,000.
CriiAhed Iteneuth l'ullhij Metal. EASTO.V, V., .Tun. 15.—Soveral tons of motal fell ut tho Bethlehem iron-works Tuesday, killing Euguno Stolmaker and 11 Injuring Morris Uk*jcl.
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To Cousltlor tho World's Fttlr. v.. WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—Speaker Iteod has requested the four World's Fair committees representing New York, Chicago, St. Louis and Washington to suggest the names of three members of Congress each for appointment on a special World's Fair committee of tho House, of which Mr. Heed will select tho chairman. Tho commlttoo will consist of thirteen members.
FOUR CHILDREN SUFFOCATED. A Druukeu Uncle Lultl KU Lighted Pipe on tho lied and tho UOIMC Iturned
Down. CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 15.—At Erio, Pa., Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rogalinski left thoir four ohildren at homo with Mrs. Rognlinskl's brother while thej* wont to raako a call. Tho little ones' uncle was intoxicated and he laid his lighted pipe down on the bed in which the children woro sleeping. Tho bed took flro and tho house was nearly consumed before tho firemen arrived. The drunken man escaped, as did Mary Towlinskl, the ownor of the houso, but the children wero-all suflocatod.
A Million for a -Hospital.
NEW Tonic, Jan. 13.—Tho will of Millionaire John N. Shoenborger was filed for probate Monday. After providing liberally for his widow and a numbor of relatives ho bequeaths noarly 51,000,000 for tho establishment at Pittsburgh of tho "St Margaret Memorial Hospital," as'a momorial to hl3 wife. Ho also boquoaths a plat of ground and tho sum of S550,000 for the erection of tho buildings.
Must Pay the County a Cent. TUSOOLA, 111., Jan. 15.—In tho circuit court Judge Hughes rendered a judgment for one cent against Patrick C. Sloan, ex-circult clerk. Tho county allegod that $3,400 was duo it'from him. Seven other ofllcors aro to be tried at this term, tho total amount claimed from thom being about $15,000.
Illinois Federation or Labor. JACKSONVILLE, 111., Jan. 15.—Tho Stato Federation of Labor hogan its annual meeting horp with delegates from various parts of tho Stato presont. No business savo tho election of ofllcors was transacted. V. 11. Williams, of Chicago, was chosen president.
Death of Karl Culrnn.
LON'DON, Jan. 15.—Earl Cairns died hero from Inflammation of tho lungs. He was born December 21, 1801, and succeeded his father April 2, 1885. Earl Cairns became quite prominent soveral yoars'ago, when, as Viscount Garmoyle, ho was sued for breach of promise of marriage by Miss Fortoscuc, tho actress, who obtained a verdict of $50,000 damages against him. Ho subsequently married Miss Olivo Borons.
Grainhoppera Threaten Ohio Wheat* ZANF.SVII.LE, O., Jan. 15.—Halfgrown grasshoppers aro reported existing in vast numbe.'s in various parts of tho county and farmers aro alarmed for the safety of tho wheat.
.'A Steamer Hurned.
Hoxip., Ark., Jan. 15.- -The steamer DeckQr burned Monday night on Currant river. Loss about 815,0U0. No lives wero lost. Tho freight and steamer will be a total losi
James T. Gott, Carmi, III., Says: He paid thirty-one dollars doctor's bills for his wife in one year, and one bottle of Badfield's Female Regulator did her more good than nil tho medicine she had taken before.
Said to Have Lived 120 Yeara. ELOIN, 111., Jan. 15.—"Aunt" Nancy H- DALE, Druggist, Carmi, 111. Vaughn (colored), a resident of Elgin Write Bradiiold Regl. Co., Atlanta, for twenty-seven years, Is dead. She Q®»» 'or particulars. Sold by Nye & Co. was born near Richmond, and het, friends say she was 120 yoars old. Until
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Itch, mange and scratches on human or animals cured in 30 minutes by Wool ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never falls. Sold by Dr. E. Detchon, druggist, Crawfordsville, Ind, 45—9
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Ilihtiard's Throut nnd ljuiig Balsam For throat and lmig tioublos thi remedy has no equal. It Is guaranteed to cure consumption ii its lirst stages and even in advanced stages of that dls ease it relieves coughing and induces sleep. You may have a cough or a cold at iiiiv time, therefore no household, especially with children, should be without it. For all affections of the throat, lung» and chost, croup, whooping cough hoarseness, ssiltting of blood und all pulmonary diseases it has no equal.
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Rheumatic Syrup Co., Jaekson Mich. GENTLEMEN: About seven yours ago I was first ulllicted with Rheumatism, was so bad'that 1 could not walk, and for some time was entiiely helpless, not being able to feed myself. 1 have sulTermost of the time ever since. My physicians did all they could for me but afforded no permanent relief. About two months ago circulars of testimonies came to mv notico. So impressive were they that I was induced to try your "Rheumatic Syrup." I am now on my fourth bottlo and am greatly benefited und um now able to do my own work.
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