Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 September 1890 — Page 2

There are many white soaps, each represented to be "just as good as the Ivory." They are not, but like all counterfeits, they lack Ihe peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine. Ask for Ivory Soap and insist upon having it. 'Tis sold everywhere.

DAILY JOURNAL

PublishedEYery Evening Except Sunday

Wy T. H. B. McCAiy.

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TttllMS OF SUllSCItUTlON:

Per annum, payable In advanco 16.00 Per month of 4 weeks 40 POP woek, payable to carrier 10 Slnplo Copies 02 Saturday Doubio Kdltlon 0?

This Date In History—Bopt. IB. 17V)—Austrlans

defeated atLHfl-

nita by Frederick the Great I77d—Nov York city abandoned by tbo Aiuurksui& 17KI— Birth of Jamen Feanlmotv

Copper, American nuv^liHtt died Sept. 14, 1S3L ltM—Ik»th of llruoel, fammu

English engines born 176(1 1S6»—Ilarper's F&ry surrendered to the Confederate with 1J.6K3 tneni Confederate casualties 500. 1970—Pletri, private tKwtarv to the French om* peror, staled tiuit his INIKHCOR had not A COD time in forvign fund*. 1370—The estimated k*w of the Qermaos At Cht9 time In the wnr Froac* vm 00,000 kljled and wounded, and betwwn twenty and thirty thousand Kick theKleffoo/ FarU tx*pm thto day. IKTi!—1Three communist murderer* fihnt at B&tory,

France.

1W4—Ooveruor Kellogg, of LcAihdanu, deposed by the whites of New Orleans restored to on tho lHth. iSfift—Juuito. famous elephant, killed In a railroad accident war Ht. ThomaH, Dot

UKPUBLICAX TICICKT.

State Ticket.

For Secretary of the »Siau», Mll/rONTltrsSLHK. Fayette county,^

For Auditor of State, I.N. WALKF.ll. Marion county. For Treasurer of State. (JKOUGR W, P1XI.KV,

Allen county.

For Attorney General. JOHN \V. LOVKTT. IMfuliMin county.

Forjudge of the Supreme Court, U. W McftKIDK. Klkhart County.

For Clerk of the flunremeCourt, WILLT. NOIILK. Wayne county. .•••:

For Statistician, JOHN WOKKHLL, Hendricks county.

For Superintendent of Public Instruct4on, JAMKSH. HF.NHV, Morgan county. 'm

For Geologist,"5

JOHN M. COULTEU, Montgomery county.

County Ticket.

For Congress—JAMKS A. MOCNT. Kor Juilfro—R. C. 8NVDKH. For I'roseeutor-W. T. WIUTTINGTON. For Hepresontutlve—T. J. ARMSTRONG.

For Joint HcproBontatlvc—THOS M. HIJCK For Auditor—JOHN C. WINGATK. K#r Treasurer—A. F. RAMSEY. For Sheriff—FHKD C. HANDF.L. ForSurvoyor—JAMKSM. WAUGH. For Coronor—GKOROK W. TUCKKlt. For Commissioners— ~il Districts—MICHAEL PRICK, ail Ulsilrlut—AUU1LLA W. (IROVKS.

SOME BAILROAD FIGURES.

If the mU'iHtate commerce iimnlBsioi. did no other good tiling the rtiilr«ad statistics it collects annually would stand to ita credit. Tho field of opera tionl Included in Its year's lalxirs cmbrao.H 000 rendu nnd 100,803 mllea of roilwuy.

We find from the figuree that on the average every mile of ruilrotul In tho United Stated netted last yenr clenr of till oxponnea $501, which shows that It was a year of jiroKperlty for railwnju. Moreover, avermjo dividondii havu twen iwiid to theam.mnt of filW a mile. Atthe wuno time a Hiirplus of $120 to tho iiiilo of line 1B still left for future operations. Tho total railway property In tho rountry 1h rejirewnkil by Btocks anl lx/nds to tho amount of f7,7(5tl,743.077. sun) showing tho enonnmiB projxirtions tho rallroiul intcrestH of the country havo reached. Some curious ilguni.s njipenr In tho mattor of the riilatlvo amounts of Ciinilngri from fwlght and iassenger traffic. In iisfl) passenger earnings Increased considerably over «what they were in 1888, but freight earnings diminished in almost tho namo ratio.

For every hundred miles of line in tlio Union 450 men are employed, whoreas in Kngland for every hundred iniloe of lino tho number of employes Is far greater. This sliows one of two things. Either Americans are more capable ami CJUI do more than tlio averago old country employe, or else tlio railroads there aro bettor kept up than thoy aro in America, and employes aro not worked eo many hours, and tho railroads hero are Insufficiently manned. One thing is certain—labor there doee not cost as much as hero. Tho total number of railway employes in tlio Union Is 704,748. Supposing each man's labor supports four individuals, including hlmsolf, wo havo an army of nearly G.000,000 pooplo diroctly maintained by tho railroads.

There aro some figures not pleasant to road. During 1880 1072 railway employes were killed in tho United 8t»tos and 20,028 wero injured. That is to say, 1 employe wit of every 807 was killed during 1880, and 1 otit of every 80 was injured. This is frightful to contemplate. It looks like recklessness somewhere that is nothing leas than criminal. The ratio of railway employes killed and injured in Great Britain falls much below those figures.

INDIANA NEWS.

Oloanod from Various Towns and Told In a Few Linos.

OMloit Without Authority. ENOI.ISH. IIMI., Sept. 15.—.1. F. Zimmerman of WicklitTo. president of tho Farmers' Alliance of Crawford County, has given notice that tho call for a convention of delegates of the Farmers' Alliance to meet at English on the 10th Inst. to nominate a county ticket and also a candidate for joint Represoiuativu is without authority and in violation of

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Striker* Win A Point.

HUNTINGTON. Ind., Sept. IS.—'Thursday afternoon the switchmen in the Chicago Erin yards hero struck for an advance in pay to the Chicago scale. Tho company refused to grant the raise and every wheel stopped. This being tho central point of the two divisions, not a freight train could be run. General Superintendent Tucker came here and had a conference with the men. lie did not object to granting an advance, but would not give the amount asked. Tho conference was friendly ar.d ended in a compromise, and the inen returned to work at 10 o'clock Friday morning. Tho tie-up was complete and effectual, and was caused by fifteen men.

Claim* Hi* Wim Chloroformed. EvAxsvii.i.r., Ind., Sopt. 15.—Charles Laubscher, who caused 411110 a sensation in this city by his failing to appear in time for his marriage to Martha Jonklns last.Thursday, returned home Sunday. Laubscher claims that he was chloroformed and on recovery Friday morning found himself under a haystack two miles from tho city. He says that I10 had been robbed of S50 and a gold ring. Ho will be married to Miss Jenkins to-night.

Freith of HII Iiinun, M:in.

COM.'Mitrs. Ind., Sept. 13. Ilenry Dippor, ex-county commissioner and fartnor of this county, (jatne to this city Sunday for the second time in l&no. While hero he became violently insane. He imagined that Ue was dying, and wauu'd to go to bed ou thesidowalk. It was with great dilljculty that he was restrained from freeing himself of clothing. Overwork is assigned as the roaiun for his sudden Insanity.

A St RANGE Milruor CIIHI.

HocKVIM.K, Ind., Sept, 15.—Three children, Oscar Pearinan, Ilosoa Douglass and Klnsey Douglass, who were ajjod respectively 14, 19 and 10 years, were on trial for murder in the second degree for drowning a boy with whom thoy were swimming. They had beon tried before, with a verdict of guilty, but tho jury disagreed as to the punishment. This time tho jury acquitted tliotn.

KIIILMI liy Ills Stu|KIn.

TURKF. IIAI'TP., Ind., Sept. U.—'Thomas liurkharl was killed by his stepson Sixteen miles south of hero, iiurkhart was on a spree, having received his pension money. He whipped his wife and stepson and started after an older stepson with a knifo and threatened to kill him. Tho older stepsou, Harry titrodo, aged 20. struck him on the head, killing him.

A Ulg Gas Flow.

Tinojr, Ind., Sept. 15. A tremendous flow of gas has been struck on tho farm of 12. O. llecknr, near this city, and It I9 estimated that tho supply will reach 20,000,000 cubic feet a day. The well is thought to bo one of the largest In thlB State. Thursday night, tho gas caught fire ami In an explosion which followed several persons wero badly scorched.

Another Political Parly,

NEW CASTI.K, Ind., Sept.. l".—Tho People's convention met here Saturday and took all necessary steps for tho organization of nonparty known as the People's party. Cefitral committeemen for each voting precinct were selected. The Farmers' Alliance Is very largely roprosonUd and all labor organizations.

Death Wait Instantaneous.

LOOANSI-OIIT, Ind., Sept. l.\ While Lowls, tho 0-year-old son of Charles F. lioan, a Pan-Handle engineer, was playing with his father's revolver Hundav afternoon tho weapon was discharged, tho ball taking elTect under the chin and passing through tho head. Death was Instantaneous.

Vourth- Claud rortlinnAter*.

W'ABIH.NOTON, Sept. 15.—Tho following fourth-class postmasters for Indiana wore appointed Saturday: ,1. P.ernard, IlauUleld J. Lynch, Taswell A. T. Harris, Ortonvllle J. Wilson, Lochlolj

Sird, Cortland: II. U. Hooker, Oakdami R. M. Mackey, I'atronrlllo.

A Mercantile Kallnre.

NEWMARKET, Ind., Sept. 1.Y Messrs. Wray A Hoatty, proprietors of a general mercantile More at Newmarket, Ind., have made an assign menu with assets of 8'l,o0(l and liabilities of an equal amount.

All Kllllieizlot' liHlli-tmt,

ni.oOMiXOTON, III., Sept. 1.1. The grand Jury adjourned Saturday after finding six Indictments against William II. Furstnan, now in jail at Pontlac tin dor numerous Indictments found In I,iv ingston County. Fursman embezzled about SiiOO.OOO while acting as loan agent for Hudson, Hurr A Co., of this city, and for Eastern capitalists.

Killed by in Ksuloslon.

EAST ST. LOUIS, Sopt. 15.—Saturday afternoon tho boiier of a switch ongino of tho SU Louis, Kansas City ,t Colorado railroad (Cloverleaf route) burst, and Engineer Uarrott and Fireman Doughanay wero killed. Fragments of the boiler wore burled In all directions,

ISpotash,

resolution passed ly

the alliance at the Gran tsburg meeting in .July last. Mr. Zimmerman also says that no delegates from Crawford County participated in tho convention which is supposed to havo nominated Rov. Sampson Cox for Congress. Neither did he, as president, roceiro nctfico that such a convention was contemplated.

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section weighing fully a ton being deposited 800 yards away.

Returns from Wyoming.

CnEYEN'XE, Wyo., Sept. 15.—Returns from tho ton counties In Wyoming show that tho Republicans havo elected tholr entiro Stato tlckoL D. Clark Is elected to Congress over Goorge T. Hock, son of tho lato Senator licck, by 2,000 majority. Tho State Legislature will IK* Re publican by thirty-five majority on joint ballot.

Two 1'orsoiis Killed by ,, Train. ST. JOSEPH, MO., Sopt lft.—Thesouthboilnd passenger train of the Chlcugo, St. Paul & Kansas City railway ran over and klllod Lemuel Pendleton and wife, tho father and mother of Aldormari Stophon I'endloton of this city, some Ihroo and a half milos north of towa.B

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NOT one of the old worn-out mercury, sarsaparllla, thousand dosos for a shilling medicine. It Is a remedy which nevor falls In Blood Diseases, and always builds up the general health of the patient.

Cured Herself and Her Child, S. S S. has relieved me of a terrible scrofula from which I had suffered for years. It aflected my nose first as catarrh, then caries of the bone, and continued to eat until It destroyed the soft bene in the rii ht side of the nose, then went to my throat and later on to my lungs, and It looked as If 1 was doomed S. S. S. has curod me, and has also cured my little daughter of the same disease. MRS. N. RITCHtiY, Mackey, Ind.

Treatise on Ulood and Skin Diseases mailed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.

Oiitorlo'n ew Cabinet.

TORONTO, Out., Sept. •!".—Tho On tarlo Cabinet has boon reorganized nnd is now constituted as follows: Oliver Mowat, Premier and Attorney General O. W. Iloss, Minister of Education F. Frasor, Commissioner ol Public Works A. & Hardy, Commissioner of Crown Lands Richard Ilarcourt, Pro vinclal Treasurer John Drydeiv, AJln istor of Agriculture J. M. Dibson, Provincial Secretary E. 11. P.ronson, Mln lstor without portfolio.

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Death of Oultcau'A Kxccutloner. WASHINGTON, Sept 1!V—Oenernl Crock or, warden of tho United States 1r.ll in this city, died Sunday. General Crocker was Ouitcau's executioner anti was also tho hangman somo years age when a negro was decapitated by the rope. It Is said only two instances of decapita tlon by accident of this sort aro known to history, the other occurring more than a century ago in England.

At the Grant Cottiiucw

SARATOGA SPIIINT,*, N. Y., Sept. 10. At tho General Grant cottago at Mount McGregor is kept a register of visitors, and among those who hav within the past few days alUxed their Sign manual may be seen globo-trottors from England, Scotland, Sweden, Belgium, Egypt, France, Germany, Hungary, Canada, Mexico, lirazil and South orn Africa.

•Then Daliy was sick, we garoliflr OistcHa. When fihe was a Child, She cried for Casturi*. (Then she b«camo Miss, Bho clung to Contoria. Clien she hod Children, she gave tlietn Castori*

Hibbard's Kheumatlc Svnip cures rheumatism by striking at the soai of the disease and restoring :,he kidneys and liver to healthy action. If taken 1: sufficient tlmo to thoroughly eradicate such poison, It never fniis. For sale and highly recommended by MofTeU, Mor gan Jt Co.

To €urc 11 Bud tlousli

Use "Dr. Kilmer's Oouuli euro (Con sumption Oil)" but relieves quickly stops tickling In the throat, hacking catarrh-dropping, decline, nlght-sweat md prevents death from cemsumpUon Price 25c. Pamphlet free, iiinghnmp ton, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed by Lew Fisher.

WHY WILL YOU cough wiien Shiloh Cure will give you Immediate relief Price, 10 cents, 50 cents and $1. Moffett Morgan A, Co.

The I'ulpit and the Stage. llov. !•'. iM. Slirout', pastor Unitod Hrothren church, Blue Mound, Kan says: "I fee) it my duty to toll wlm wonders Dr. King's New Discovery has dono for me. My Lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners thought I could live only a few weeks. I took five bottles of Dr. King's Now Discovery and am sound and well, gaining 20 lbs, in weight."

Arthur Love, mnuagor Love's Funny Folks combination, writes: "After thorough trial and convincing evidirjc I am confidout Dr. King's Now Dis covery for consumption, boats 'em all and cures when everything olso fails Tho groatest kindness I can do many thout-nnd friends is to urge tliem to try it." Free trial bottles at Nye os. Drug Store. liegular sizes 50c lid 81.00.

In Its treatment of rheumatism anil rheumatic troul.l -s, milliard's Rheumatic Syrup stands llrst ami foremost above all others. Read thi-h metllcal pamphlet and leurn of he gicat. medicinal value of the re iieili- which enter Its composition. For sale Mid highly recommended t.v MolTett, Mmgan 4 Co

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CATARRH S'ruKi), health and sweet breath soeup-d, by Shlloh's catarrh remedy. Price 50 cents Nasal lnje, t,,| f, Mr.fiett, Mori ,ind Cc-

I'D »re Kidney Troubles

Use "Dr. Kiln or's Swiimp-root Kidney, I.Ivor and Hladd-i Cure." It relieves quickly and cures the niost chronic and complieated ea-o:-,. Pih-e .r,0e. and ^l. Pamphlet fiee Hlnghiimptoii. X. Y. Sold, recommeiKiei) and guaranteed at Nye's drug nto:e.

Cold In tne head?Or Chilblains? or Chafing'or a Hum? or any Old Sores? Tho best thing In tlio world for It Is Dolman's Petroleum Balm. Got a free sample at the drug qtoro of Nvo ,t Oo.

Happy Hoosicrs.

Wm. Tlmmons, postmaster 01 Mavillo Ind., wntes: "Electric Hit tors have done inoie for me than all oilier medicines combined for that reelii arising from kldiiry ami liver tn HMO," John Leslie, farnic'r and stockman

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same

place, says: "Find Electric Hitlers lo be the best kidney and liver medicine, made me feel like a new man." ,j. \y Gardner, hardware merchant, name town, says: "Electric Hitters is Just the thing for a man who Is all run down and don't care wether he II os 0, dj„s he found new-trength, good appelil,. felt Just like he had an new 1,-nse ,,n |i'(), Only 50c. a bottle at Ney Co. ,ln'lkstore.