Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 May 1890 — Page 4

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ForJudjre- E SN'YDKK. Kor Prosecutor—W. T. WHlTTlNliTON. For Kcpresenttttive—T. J. AKMS'l KONG. For Auditor—JOHN C. WINOATE. Kwr Treasurer—A. F. RAMSEY. For Sheriff—FKEl) C. HANDEL. For Surveyor—JAMES M. WAl'GH. rCoroner—CiKOU»E W. TUCKEK. For Commls*loiers— •M Dlstrlet-MICHAEL PKICE

District—AOl'ILL A W. GROVES.)

This Date in History—May 10.

lMU-TVath of Canlhml tie Bourbon born 1530. J756—(irvAt Britain declares war against France. 1760-Death of Count Zinzendorf, fouudoruf the sett of Moravian Brothers. j775__Ttcooiiero£rt surprised by Ethan Afleo and

Itaiedict Arnold.

18CO— Death of Frederick Schillor, Qtsrtn&n poet born 17&9. 184C—Battle of ltauvca de la IVdma, Mexico.

Americans victorious. Gen. La Vega capturvd by Caj*. May. 3800—John Bell, of Tennessee, nominated for presidtmtby the "Constitutional Union" party. JHQl— Gen. Wool occupies Norfolk,

VA.

1622—Gen. Hunter, commanding in South Carolina, issued an order emancipating the negroes. )&>4~ BiUilo of Cloyd's Mountain ,\»d New Uiver

Bridge, Va. Union huss, 745 Confederate loss, 901 Two days'flzht at Swift creek, Va. Uuion loss, 4tri Confederate, 500. 1971 —Treaty »f peace signed at Frankfort between

France and Germany. 2870—Tidal wave at Callao destroys ebippin^ aud towns. 1P7C—hitoraatioaal exhibition oponed in Philadelphia. 1ST?—Death of Admiral E. O. P.irrott, U. S. A., aye 70 inventor *.»f P.irrott pun

"Tiii' vc-r.omor^s. rfiinv, cotton mouthed •viper that runs tin- itT::irs of that committee." the way in which one jiolished member uf the legislature of the great and cultured state of New Yi irk refers to another.

jc8^Miller is an eatliusiastio

'*lv«*ate of the divided

skirt,

but slio

ivaws the line on that. She does uot go in for women's clul-s. because thev teud to divide men aud wo'iwu.

Frofessor Goldwiu Smith, whose great temptation is to supplement knowledge with opinions, has evolved a long essay on the hatred towards England in the United Stale.-. Who h.Ues England in the United Stales?

Tne Martinsvill Republican announces in along editorial tho name of .Tames H. Henry for Superintendent of Public Instruction. Ha is now county Superintendent of Morgan county and youug man of much executive alility.

"I am simply bored to death," remarked Stanley us sunn as he set foot in the world of civilization. He referred to the lionizing. It is perhaps safe to say, however, th':t lie would be still mure bored if he did not receive it.

President Ii:'.rriso:i was in office a year and nearly two months without sending to eoupress a veto message. His first veto was in the interest of economy, it beintj stamped upon a bill congress h:id passed authoi-lzing Ogden, Utah, to run into debt additionally.

HON. T. L. COUSINS, of Salem, Judge of tho Forty-second Judicial Circuit, hus been declared insane, due ton severe attack of la grippe. He presided over the circuit for thirteen years, aud the term for which he was last elected will not expire until 1890.

It seems as if, after a tough fight, the jwwer of a minority to defeat a measure by refraining from voting is to be broken in lioth houses of congress. Senator .'Sherman has given notice that hereafter, when a legal quorum is present in the senate c.hiimber, he will demand that it be counted n« such by tho presiding officer. whether the members all vote or uot.

The World-Cleveland-Dana three cornered fight, which enlarged into a quadrangular ime, lxxvime correspondingly amusing to the outride word as it spread. The fourth individual to take a hand was the reporter, who did not projiose to be saciificv.-d. In answer to The World's editorial denial of the truthfulness of his report of Mr. Cleveland's remarks he presented an affidavit tliat all he said was true, and a good deal more lesid:.s.

More metropolitan journalism.

At last bill ha* come before the national house to grant a pension of |1S a month to women who were army nurses during the war. Clara Bfirtos wafl tho fit cluunpion of the bill l)efor* the house committee. Many of theso wtimen were greatly useful and sacrificed their health to their country. Tlioy gave tlieir time and strength as fmtirely as any soldier during the fighting years, yet u-lion they returned, invalids to civil lifu there was no pension for them. There was scarcely a government cUjrkship for them oven. "Mother Bickerdiko," tlio most fiuntma of them all. was gaining her living at the waditub at the a^fe of 80.

UiKN. I'KKMONT FAINTS.

Pablls&tiiEYcrj KveniBft tocept Sunday

JOY A.T RECEIVING BACK PAY OVEH

come him.

wr»•» str««t. (j. B. & Q. Wreck at Galesourg—A Steam

.fft.OO .. .40 .. -.10 .. .02 .. .05

To SrHsrutHKKi*.— Every effort Is made to have Tiik JoritN.u.delivered promptly In all partes of the city. Subscriber* who do not receive their papers regularly. or h»\e any complaiui. wUlotll|« bv noiitUiw thisotlice.

Ship Breaks Down In the Ocean.

SiHviu' to The Journal: WASHINGTON, MHV 10—Tho bill roceutly passed bv Cougress placing Iron. Johu C. Fromout ou the retired entitles him to $-1,000 back pay. Wlion informed of this fact this morning ho wivs thoroughly overcome. Ho faintod away and hud to bo carried to a chair.

For some years the General has beon in poor circumstances and tho motley comes like a godseud. He is 77 years old and at one time owned several counties in California.

Three Killed at Galesburg.

Special to ihe Journal:

GALESBITLG, 111., May 10—There

WHS

a wreck on the C. B. .t Q. at this plaoo this morning. Threo persons fer»( killed and many others seriously injured.

Had to Be Towed In.

Special to Tlie Journal. XEW \OLK, May 10—The steam ship Aller broke down and had to ba towed in to port. She arrived this morning.

Death of a Bishop-

Special to Tke Journal. BROOKLYN, X. Y., May 10—Bishop Kegan, of this diocese, died- this morning.

U0L0EED U0TES

iTUr E church to-

Social at the uight. Mrs. Hunt onmi yesterday.

from Iudianapolis

Maxinkuc

Alex Hammonds vent to kee this morning to open up. Uuiing the stirm yetterday George Bell a shop, that is the rear portiou, of it was lifted from its foundation but fortunately for those who were in the room a» the time settled back agniu in the same place leaving a crack about an inch wide between tho rear am front of the building. Those present begin to think "Oh Lord."

TIRED OF WAR.

of Fence Itetwectj Franco

and tho King of Dahomey. I.oxnox, May 10.—The latest advices from Africa represent the King of Paho. tney as very tir"d of his war against the French. Hv had expected to overwhelm the small French garrison on the coast atone blow, and either capture them or drive them into the sea. and. when his troops returned discomiitted from the defense of Kotonou he was so enraged that he promptly beheaded tho General in .command and followed up tho act with a slaughter of several more aj his oflieers next day. This severity, however had a contrary effect to what he expected and many of his troops deserted, some seeking refuge within the French lines. The bombardment of Whydah has added to the disgust of the Daliomans, «ho had beer, accustomed to regard their monarch as invincible and almost divine, and the King is said to be in some fear of an outbreak among his subjects. Tho French will not make peace without vn effort to put a stop to the inhuman sacrifice of human life which r.iv company state ceremonies in Dahomey, and the King will be required to pay an indemnity for the less of life and property he has caused the French.

11 a ii ii'« 1 uy.

CHAM.ESTOV, S. C.. May 10.—William Davis (colored) was hanged at Union. S. C., Friday for the murder of Susie Fernandez (colored).

WAHUK.VTOWN.

('.a.. May 10.— Bob

llill. a negro'J4 years of age, washangi-d here Friday for the murder of A. S. Rogers, of Camak. When the case came up he was tried, convictedand sentenced to death within two hours.

Bi KM I NO it A M. Alx, May la—"Sandy .Tones (colored) was hanged in tho jail •yard yesterday for the murder of Policeman John Manning, at Uessemer »wo years ago.

Victim* of the Floods.

SmtKVKPOitT, La., May 10.—The steamer New Haven, with the relief committee of citizens, has arrived from Black and Dooley bayous. They give harrowing descriptions of the condition of the people In that portion of the par ish. Tho whole section is deserted and is like a vast inland sea. Houses are washed away, families are scattered, and few escaped with the necessaries of life. Hundreds of people were rescued from their homes standing in several feet of water.

.Horn Strike* at St. !oulii.

ST.

A* orld's rail* I'oinmmlttlli'r*.

Avsi'is. Te: ., Ma.v 10. —luivonior Ross has nominated for world's lair commissioners John T. Dickinson, of t'hicairo. and 11. IS- Andrews, of San Antonio: alternates. A. M. ("ecliran, of Dallas County, and l.oek McD.iniel, of Grimes County.

Klgtit Horne*

Axnovnn, S. P.. May 10.-A herd of horses was run down by an eastbound freight on the Milw aukee road near here Thursday nif.'lit. The train was wrecked and Engineer .loo Dixon was probably fatally injured. Eight horses were killed.

May AdJ.uirn Hy .)uly 4.

WASIIINI.TON.

Eons, May 10.—The fire-proof

plasterers struck Friday for eight hours and the same pay they have been getting, and the sign painters also wrirt out. About 12.S pressmen working in the Drummond tobacco factory have also demand ed an eight-hour day and tho same wages as heretofore and have gone out. This throws about 700 other hands, men and girls, out of work. There are now six strikes in progress here.

To Combine Agalnm Anarch lit*. VIBSNA, May 10.—Tho French Government has instructed its representatives to sound the Governments to which thoy are accredited on the subject of united action against Anarchists. France prefers that Austria should begin tho movement

Mlnrrfl to liesume Work.

CHICAGO, May 10.—Reports from Pana, Streator. Dannville, Springflold and other Illinois mining towns say that the miners will return to work on Mon day, having ratified the agreement be tween their representatives and tho op-

May 111.—Sjieaker Keed

is quoted as expressing the belief that Congress will adjourn by duly -I. lbsays both llon^e and Senate will be in shape to close up work by that time.

Cn*h for tho Hl£ l-'silr.

CHICAGO,

May 10.—The lVnnsylvania

Hail way Company is reported to have made a i\\h contribution of §*^75,000 to the world*^ fair fund.

rnlnt Works llurut-il.

liitooKl.v.v May 10.—Masury Sons' paint works and tho Atlantic starch works burned Friday. Loss, 9100,000 fully insured.

Strike* In (•ermaiiy.

BKUI.IN,

May 10.—Strikes continue to

be sporadic throughout the Empire. The various branches of the building trades of Stettin, I'ouiorania, the dyers of Meerane, Saxony, and tho weavers of Gorlitz. Silesia, are all reported as out on strike for increased wages.

Failure at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May 10.—.1. II. T. Jouvet, wholesale dealers in silk thread and spool cotton at 2M ltaco street, have assigned to C. W. Mclnlvre. Liabilities. SOO.OOO assets, Sis,000 preferences, 818,0)0.

Introdueiis." "Whoure," "We lire" Wo have secured control of Hour tlmt is guaranteed to bo "Finer" than any lbur made in this part of tho State. Each suck with tho abort) guurunteee to our customers and v.o sell it at the sumo price as all local brands. Wu hare explicit confidence in this flour and want everybody to try one sack. If it doesn't please you remember it is "Our Flour.'

K.NSMINOni! ,t SVAWRIOHT.

—The Big -1 Route will sell excursion t'ekets to Indianapolis May 13 to 17 mchi'ive on accouut-of tho May Musical Festival. Ticket* good returning until May 19. —Window curtain week at the 99nt store. —Luoey has received the May Century. —Window ourtain wo-jk at tho 99cent store. —Dr. E. Htintsiuger, oyo and ear specialists, will be in this city next Thursday aud in Wnreland tho day following. —A lot of Dr. Jekyl strawberries at Joe Taylor's cheap. Perhaps a few of Mr. Hyde in bottom of boxes. —Our spacialtiea just uow nro full dress suits, commencement suits, business suits, wedding suits und 325 suitu to order. Gilbort .t Go. —Chase and Sanborn's coffee only at

ENSMIKGHK I- SKAWKJGHT.

—Xoxt week is Baby Carriage week nt the 99o Store. See our new ad for barg tins.

When Baby was sick, wc gare ber CastorKL When she was a Child, slie cried for Costorifc. When she became Miss, she clung to CastoriA. When 6tie boil Children, she gave tliem Castori*

CATARRH CUUELI,

sey preferred. Call on Dr. J. K. Dun-

FOR RENT.

TjK)K RENT—A house at 713 North Water A street. Inquire of W. E. Nicholson.

FOlt

RLNT.—A house of five rooms, pood wood house, cistern, hydrant, and other conveniences. Inquire of Mrs T. S. Keller 400 east Main street.

|jH)H KENT—Twounfurnished front rooms J. pleasantly located In a (rood nrlithhorhood. hnqulru of Mrs. G. L. Markley. cast Jefferson st reet.

Wsection.

ANTED—An active man for each Salary trr, to Jioo, to locally represent a successful! N. V. company Incorporated to supply dry miods. elothintr shoes. Jewelry, etc.. to consumers at cost. Also a lady of tact. salaryS40 to enroll members(80.000 now enrolled. 118.000 paid Ini. References sxehaiiKed. Empire CfMiperatlre Association .credltwell rated). Lock llox UIO. N.

FOR SALE.

FOR

SALE cheap, small stock of new and sccoud hand iroods, also a upliolsterInir and furniture repair shop In connection. Ill a (food local Sou with a tlrst-cluss trade. Want to KO Into other business. Address nil mall to Edinlstcr & Robinson, Kokomo, Ind. Itox aoi.

C. B. NELSON'S

-SECOND PATENT-

CRESTING.

A fjreat improvement over the first, is now on market. Several designs ofiered. Ollice first door south of Elston Bank at W. B. Hardee's tobacco store. Builders see and get prices before buying.

Hosiery,

t.ealth arid sweet

breatn secured, by Shiloh's catarrh remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal injector free. Moffett, Morsran.V Co

LOST.

OST- Some reports hearlnp the address of l*ark Davis tc Co. fin! H. It. Khoiul turn to 1). C. Smith and receive rewurd*

lie-

OST— A new silk umbrella. The name of A. A. McCain was engraved on the handle. He will reward the finder.

WANTED.

\\TANTED-^TO buy a POOD milk cow. Jcr-

il'WCcll'

and Glove

DEPARTMENT.

Our fast black hosiery for I.adies and Children at 10 cents are worth double. Our line of Ladies'Fast Hlack Hosiery in all weight at 23 cents a pairare the best in the Stato. They aro worth 60 cents a pair.

100 styles Fancy hose for Ladies, worth 35 and 50 cents, choice 25 e^nts a pair.

.lersey ribbsd vest« at 0cent», well worth 10 cents.

Our 10-cent vest i» as Rood as ,you pa.T 20 cents for elsewhere.

Our 15 cent vest is equal to any 3i-cent vest in the city. And so oil through our line. Well worth your attention .if you need underwear.

See our line of Kid and Fabric Gloves and Silk Mits.

Complete and Elegant Assortment.

LOUIS BISCHOF

DRY GOODS H0US

AND LADIES' BAZAAR.

The Biggest, The Best and Most Successful

the Cities. Value ot Goods nowhere

Reductions are in Order.

Grandest Display of Bargains ever seen in Crawfordsville. No ope

glasses needed to find them. They are all.here. Monday morn

ing will be our Starting Sale and will continue until we say

Dress Goods. Dress Goods.

We now start on Dress Goods. Some good drives worthy of vour attention. 10 pieces -US-inch Henriettas, Hlack, well worth IVie to 70c. Choice cetnts a yard.

Domestics.

Bargains Unapproaoiia ble.

See our 5-eort Hrmvn Muslin. See our ti'4-cent heavy Brown Sheeting, well vorth si rents. See ir .-em u-i Soft finished bleached muslin. All popular brand* at special prices. Sseetitii: ami piilo.v case muslin. hleic'tH tiovi hers prices. Tho best 5-ceut apron check Gi .i haiii Craivfordsvillo. Thousands of vards of ehoice tlress und lli'-jc a .vard. Well worth more, Indigo blue prints at 5 cents a yard. 1-lxtra heavy 'stiirlini? fur men at

Our Sale of Lace Curtains

Is a very successful one nnd mnn.r ladies have expressed that our line is the finest thev ever saw in trie city .rard lnn-,-1-4!te. use, 75 and MJ cents, it ,' yard longnurtams attl.l.i, fl.HS, $1,155, See our tine Nottingham Curtains 'at f3. Wortti Xi}% per cent more.

SFEOIA.]L.SA.rjE!

Ladies' and Gents' Silk Umbrellas

la Gokl, Silver and Oxydized Handles.

\Y stjirt A pord nnibrcUrt tit 11 cents. Rotter for iu eents. Hotter one Tor 1.17. And un elegit nt line of at vios iuul pir better goods at 11.57, $1.77, $1.^7, $4.17 up to $4.47. Well worth your tune to call and inspect as each is a deiMded*b ir^a «.r\f

CORSETS.

Stiff and lift.'. corsets aiel-einK dis-'-ni-de.l lur the more comfortable mid healthful

JACKSON COKSI:T WAIST

Wo also keep ill" following well-known make Dr. Warner's Goraline, Health. Abdominal, Four In nand. and Cold Wave Summer Corset, Dr. Ball's Health Cornet, M'tne Warner's Dress Form, also the 500 hone ami "Patent Medical," French Woven Corsets, the most perfect fitting HIKI best form corset ever shown tlio pub'ie. Many other popular styles. In fact we defy anyone to show a better assortment.. The best 50 etnt ventilated corset In the world. Ask to see it.

Our specialties in Notions, Spring Cloaks, Curtains, Umbrellas, Parasols, Fans, Kid Gloves,

Gloves, Corsets, Veiling, Rusching, Mitts, Handkerchiefs, Ties, Ribbons, Laces, Dress

mings, Hosiery, Knit Underwear, Embroidery, and full line of Yankee Notions- l-ver

day New Goods and Latest Novelties are added. We guarantee our

by far the LARGEST and Prices the LOWEST. Come and

bring your friends and neighbors with you.

127 And 129 East Main Street.

Sale

when

LAD11-S'

lin Undent

••'Department.

We are poini: to tdimv theUii^ sell Muslin Underwear. You tf--when you see or hear our JUHO*

Xipht Dresses trimmed down U-' and on sleeves with Torchon Lai'e'i 25 cents.

Chemises with (Jeep Toivhmi: front and Torchon Edirmtf on embroidery front and lace tr

Drawers neatly tucked and Irish Lace TrnniuinK'. shape, 25 cents.

Skirts with live inch rurtle, *t»r made, 25 cents. Corset Covers, perfect tilting muslin, trimmed with line einbroi». tucks down front. All Hylef. "v

Children** Dresses in CauttJi A' gbatu, 25 cents Child reus Drawer*'/'with line cmlM-nitiery u* Sorfln»»

Infant's Cambric Sups. and rufllo, very r»eatl.\ Ladies' Lawti Apnm. hem and l?«:ks. 25 cents.

Infant Slips, handsomrly triir.n: embroidery or cambric rufllo.

assortment