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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1890.

Valuable Horse Killed.

During the storm yesterday a team at Darlington became frightened at a very hard clap of thunder and ion into a fine liorso belonging to a Mr. Hollings worth of Mechonicsburg. The horse was killed. It was valued at $200.

Death of J. H. Allburn.

On Thursday morning, Feb. 6, serious accident occurred on the Santa Fe repair traok at Florence, Kan., which resulted in the death of John H. Allburn. Mr. Allburn was a former resident of this county and was a soldier in the 59th Indiana regiment. Mr. Allburn went to Kansas in 1871.

Withdraws From the Race. W. F. Sliarpe, of this city, has just been appointed aruliiteot of the new Christian church to be erected at Ware land. The church is to be of brick with slate roof, bowled floor, semicircular seats, corrugated iron ceiling, ^cathedral glass, Sunday school room, idies'parlor, baptistry, robing rooms, and the whole heated by furnace. The church is to cost about $4,500. This and two other ohurohee which Mr,

Sharpe now has a good ohanoe of ouring in other States will prevent him from mailing a canvass for Oounty Surveyor and he withdraws from the raoe, but will continue to work for the success of the ticket nominated.

"The Bemedy for the Evils of the Honey Power." Dr. L. B. Woolfolk delivered the last lecture in the series, which he has been delivering, at the Baptist church last evening, his subject being the "Remedy for the Evils of the Money Power," the London Money Power being the subject of the lecture on Tuesday evening. The speaker enumerated many .. things that must be done, among them was the overthrow of our false industrial system, that is to say that the people should not divide off into classes, suoh as the laboring olass, the farming class, tho manufacturing class and the mercantile class. Tho line must be drawn higher up and include all the above classes on one side and on the other side foreign capital, which in various disguises is encroaching upon every independent business in the United States.

The grange movement amoug farmers and labor unions, among the industrial olussea ho thought wero mistaken and would result in disastrous failures to remedy the evils. An organization of one class, farmers, or labor, or merchants, is merely a waste of time, His idea was that our whole people must enter into an organized "Union" in a grand general purpose and "bind the' dragon." Trusts must be put down, the people should own tho railroads, they should own tho (louring mills, and packing houses and tanneries, and foundries and woolen factories, and all Wnd of manufacturing industries and these should all be patronized in preference to those owned by foreign capital. Business stagnation would cease at once and tho towns would ring with the hum of industry. In other words he believed in building up homo industries, to do whioh it is necessary to shut out the products of foreign industry by tariff protection.

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WASHINGTON SOCIETY NOTES. —Tuesday afternoon of last week Mrs. Wilson, wife of Representative, Johu L. Wilson, of Spokane Falls, Washington, gave a pleasant reoeption at No. 18, Grant Place, in Washington City. Mrs. Wllbon looked lovely in a pink silk dress draped in white loco,and with her cordial greeting invited each arrival to pass into the seoond drawing room where a pretty table was spread. At Mrs. Wilson's side stood Mibs Hampton, of California,and Mrs. Knox, of New York who assisted in reoieving the guests. —Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Owen, wife of Representative W. D. Owen, of Indiana, gave an informal reoeption at her parlor at the Randall. Mrs, Owen wore a bocomiug dress of buttercup colored silk. Mrs. Owen has a greeting full of kindness for every one who entered her presence, which added to the charms of her person and her winsome manner has caused her to be one of the most beloved women from

Indiana. —Mrs. Allen, wife of SenatorJ.B. Allen, of Washington, was not at home Thursday afternoon to reoeive her callers, but her sister, Mrs. Carter, stood in Mrs. Allen's place and gave a pleasant welcome to each arrival. —Mrs. Squire, wife of Senator Squire, of Washington, received Thursday afternoon, in her private parlor at the Arlington, assisted by Mrs. John L. Wilson. Mrs. Squire wore a dress of dead black silk trimmed with heavy dull jet. She has a strong intellectual face, with a very pleasing manner. Beautiful vases filled with white Lillios were on the mantel, and the table in the oenter of the room was covered with a great round basket of red rooee. 0.

—Everything in our line will go. We will not exoept "staples." Be wiae and improve the opportunity,

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Letter List.

The list of letters remaining in the postoffioe at Orawfordsville uncalled for on Feb. 18, 1890. Banard E Martin Catharine Burk Wm Mediate, John Ohenault Misj Ettie Murray Bob Cooley James Myers, Miss Addie Cartwright Joshua Oppy Calvert Chas Penrod, Miss E Carr Henry PlummerMiaa Lucy Clemmens Laura Perkins Mi— Garry

Parks Mrs Annie Quich Miss Cora Keid Miss Clara Ross Reuiok Alice Shear Mrs EE Smith Hamlet Servies Staley Manuel Stine Mrs Sarah Snyder Willard Smith Horace

Kleeman MissIdaM Vancleave Mattie Long Miss Minnie VirginS Lee Miss Ella Weigand Frod Martin Uriah Wilson Miss Fannie

Persons calling for above letters will pleas say "advertised." Jons R. Bonnbi.TI, P. M.

Bailroad Notes.

Conductor llouser, who has been on the Peoria division of tho O. I. & W. for many years, will on next Sunday be removed to the middle division between Indianapolis and Springfield, O.

Last Saturday the Pullman parlor cars and sleepers wero taken off the O. fc W. and those of the Wagner make substituted.

Military.

I should like very much to have every member of Co. present at the meet' ing Friday ovening at 8 o'clock sharp.

M. Y. Webt, Capt.

r" King's Daughters. Meeting Friday afternoon for work. Bring needles, thimbles and scissors. By order of President.

Beware of Ointment* for Catarrh That Contain Mercury, Mercury will surely destroy tho sense of smell and completely derango the whole system, when entering It through the mucus surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescrip tlons from reputable phyBloians,. as the damage they will do are ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, and acts directly upon the blood and mucus surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you.get the genulne, It is taken internally smd made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney &, Co.

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AFTER MANY WEEKS

The. Long Dead-Ijook In the Iowa Legislature Broken.

COMPROMISE AT LAST EFFECTED.

By Its Terms the Democrats Get trie Speaker and the Republicans the Choice of Five Committees—

Ofllcers Chosen.

BOIES TO UK INAUGURATED KE11.

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Des Moines, la., Feb. 20.—Wednesday the Iowa House of Representatives succeeded in breaking the dead-lock with which they have been wrestling for over flvo wooks. At night at 7:80 John T. Hamilton (Dem.), from Linn County, was elected speaker. By the terms of compromise, which have been accepted the Democrat!) have tho speaker and the Republicans the important chairmanships of oommittees while the minor offices are divided as equally as possible among both parties. Following are the aocepted terms: 1. Tho Democrats to have the speaker and seoond assistant clerk. 5. The Republicans to have the speaker pro tem., chief clerk, first assistant clcrk, engrossing clerk, enrolling clerk, file clerk, bill clerk, assistant postmistress, sergeant-at-arms, doorkeeper, six assistant door-keepers and two

Janitors. 8. Each side to have one paper-folder and (our paces.' 4. Republicans to have the first choice ol standing committees and to choose five committees, the Democrats to have second choice and to choose one committee, the remaining oommittees to be chosen alternately, the Republicans having first, choice the parties choosing said committees to haven majority of one upon eBch committee, including the chairman, either party to have the right to name the chairman and membership of all committees ohosen by It. 6. The Investigating and special committees to be equally divided unlesd otherwise agreed. & The same oommittees to have clerks as in the Twenty-sooond General Assembly. 7. The division of the committees to be made by a committee composed of seven members of eooh party to be chosen by the respective cauouses.

The roll was then called and the following officers were elected as the permanent officers of the House:

Speaker,

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T. Hamilton (Dem.) Chief Clerk,

H. S. Wilcox (Rep.) First Assistant Clerk, D. J.

Shclton (Rep.) Second Assistant Clerk, \V. H. Robb (Union Labor-Dcm.) Engrossing Oierk, Miss Olive Conger (Rep.) Enrolling Clerk, Miss Lucy Parsons (Rep.) Sergeaut-ut-Arms, S. T. Zenor (Rep.) Bill Clerk, Mlsi Klttlo Jordan (Rep.) Assistant Postmistress, Miss Grace L. Martin (Rep.) File Clcrk, E. E. Stover (Rep.) Doorkeeper, D. O. Sheldon (Hep.).

When the roll was called for election of permanent speaker the Republicans led off, all voting for Mr. Hamilton. Applause broko forth from the floor and gallery, and as Mr. Wilson, the Republican candidate, cost his vote for his Democratic rival the obeers were deafening. Representatives Johnston, of Dubuque, and Cbantroy, of Mills County, the only two members of the present House who wore members in the dead-lock of 1874, were appointed a committee to esoort the speaker-elect to the chair. When Mr. Hamilton had taken the oath ho addressed the House.

After transacting tho necessary routine business incidental to organization the following gentleinon wero appointed to represent the House on the committee on inauguration: Ilepwell, Clarke, Townsend, Muth and McFarland. The House then adjourned until 10:80 today.

During tho ovening the following gentlemen wore selected by the two parties as a committeo to divide the standing committees in accordance with agreement: Messrs. Wilson, Luke and Head, Republicans, and Messrs. Holbrook, Dayton and Clarke, Democrats. This committeo will moet to-day and make the division.

Silas Wilson, the Republican candidate for the speakership, will bo speaker pro tem. The joint convention to oanvass tho vote on Governor and Lieu-tenant-Governor will bo hold at 3:30 this afternoon. It is agreod that tho Inauguration of Govornor Roles will take place next Thursday.

Tho break In the dead-lock Is satisfactory to all except the ultra-Domo-orats. Tho leading Domocratic paper of the State protested loudly against the acceptance of tho speakership under the restrictions placed upon it The Republicans got all tho minor offices and all tho Important committees, and will have almost tho entlro shaping of legislation.

Auditor Lyons sent another lotter to tho House In which he says that, with all due deference to tho Attorney-Gen-eral, he can not Issue warrants for Legislative expenses without consulting other legal authorities. Tho difficulty is, howover, swept out of existence by the dissolution of the dead-lock.

In the Senate Senator Harsh introduced a concurrent resolution providing

for a joint committee consisting of three prevents them. members from each body to investigate tho subject of trusts ?nd combines, said oommittee to sit anywhere in the State

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00L0BED NOTES.

Dooky Wheeler is in the oity. The Household of Ruth meets tonight.

Don't forget the call at the cou house next Thursday night. Elder Coleman is making an extra effort in the direction of his new church. He will give a literary entertainment soon that will surpass anything of the kind that has ever been given in city.

Information comes from Rev. John R. Miller^that he lias just closed a successful revival at Columbus with 18 oonvets, eight reolaimed, making a tot: 1 of 26 accessions in all. He will be in Crawl ordsville to begin a scries of meetings. We are pround to say we have the greatest evangelist in the State.

WAVKLAM).

Clay Jarvis will build a large burn. M. C. Banta was in town yesterday. Ike Shevelin was in town yesterday. Canine & Deer are handling a great many fine horses and mules.

George Seybold is now invoicing his stock of hardware and farm implements. S. W McCormick, John Wliittingtou, Dr. Z. Ball, and S&mnel Boyland are all prominent candidates for Township Trustee.

The resignation of W. T. Hanna, trustee of the second school district, will oause the election of an entire Board of Trustees at our next election, and al though the salary is less than that of oounty treasurer or auditor, you oan find good men aspiring to the position,

The Christian ehuroh building committee has selected a beautiful architectural plan for their church. F. N. Johnson and L. E. Acker were at Orawfordsville, yesterday and employed W. F. Sharp to formulate plans and specifications for the ehuroh, and as soon as they are ready, the committee will receive proposals for its construction.

The business men of Waveland met at Bank Hall Monday night for the purpose of organizing an association. The object of the association will be to promote the interests of the town and surrounding country by building up new enterprises, enlarging those already established, encouraging tho construction of gravel roads, and promoting unan unity in all things of beneficial tendency.

John Dietrich was in Crawfordsville on Monday. Wm. Butoher has been suffering this week with the grip.

Ed Davis, of Cincinnati, has been visiting here for a few days. Arch Soott has been very bad sick with the grip and lung fever.

Mrs.CassieFullenwider has been quite siok for some time with the grip. A. G. Yount ocoupied the M. E. ehuroh pulpit last Sunday morning.

John Milligan and James Adamson, of Wabash college, were here Sunday. A reception was given to P. K. Smith and wife at their home Saturday night.

The protracted meeting has closed on acoount of Rev. J. P. Engstrom being sick.

Sam Smith has sold his property to Mrs. Barr, and moved to West Main street.

Tyford Canine and wife came down Tuesday from Frankford to visit their friends.

James R. Canine has moved his house off tho Campbellite church lot to his own on West Howard street.

James Walters and Doo Britton wero here Tuesday and bought six head of fine horses from Conine & Deer.

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