Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 September 1890 — Page 2

DAILY JOURNAL.

Published Every livening Except Sunday Uy T. H. H. McOAlW. OFFICE—117 South Ureen Street.

TBHMS OK SU USCKiIT1UN:

1701—Death of James II In exll*. ir.W— lsuh of Gabriel Diuiiel ••••.• Fahrenheit, celebrated ad» elitist and Inventor of thermometer which taw 1 nanus born IGSfl. 1776—ftattto of Harlem riuliw,

New York.

1820—Birth of Ernest. Duke of Bajcc-Altenburg. ISSO—Shivery abolish**! in the

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.. .40

Per annum, payable In advanco. Per month of 4 wwk Por week, nay able to carrier i[J Single Copies JJBaturday Double Kditlou

TUESDAY. SEPT. 10. 1S90.

KKPU1J1.1CAN TICKHT,

State Ticket.

For Soerouiry of the StaUv M1 liTON THUSSLKIt. Fayetto county..

For Auditor of State. I.N. WALKKK, Marlon county. Kor Treasurer of State, (iKOHGKW, P1XI.KV,

Allen county.

For Attorney frcncral. JOHN W.LOVKTT. Madisnu county.

•ForJud^v of the Supreme Court, H. W MritltlDK. Klkhart County,

For Clerk of the fluprvmc (\v.irt, WJIXT. NOHl,K, Wayuc coutity.

ForStatlstlolan.. JOHN WOUHKL!., Hendricks county.

For Superintendent of Public Instruction, JAMK51I. IIENKV. Morgan county.„

For Geologist,

JOHN M. COL* LTK U, Montgomery couuty,

County Tt.:ket.

For Congress—JAMES A. MOl'N'T. For Jud^e-K. C. SNYDEK. For Prosecutor—NV. T. WHITTINGTON. For Kepresenuttve—T. J. AKMSTKOKG.

For Joint Hepresentative—THOS M, BTCK For Auditor—JOHN C. W1NGATK, F«r Treasurer—A. F. KAMSKY. For Sheriff—FKED C. BA-NDEL. ForSurveyor—JAMKSM, WAUGH. For Coroner—GKOHGE W. TUCKKU. For Commissioners— -d District—MICIIA EL P1UCR. 3d District—AO ILL A W. GROVES.

This Date in History-

District of Columbia. J. a, troorn, ldGi—Battle of MuinforasvUla, Ky. Uuioo lcea (two days) MlG, CVinfixlurate 714. 197JV— Final evacuation of French territory by the

Oennntu.

ItfTiT—Itatnocrolic convention in New Tork dt clanM In favor of hard money and ratiunptlon of specie payments. lf«U—Death of Juntas Brutiw a£.-r, aj?ed

C2, Manchester, Mass. |f#v* -The lHiriton lieat the English yacht Gencsta. 18K9—End of thu great London dock strilra. lt**)-Mullt:tm returned to jvmer In Samoa, and

German KtipiH»rt withdrawn from Tamiuvna

A HKSOLUTION waB passed by tho Ropublioau Stato Convention adopting the oaglo as the insignia to bo pluoed at the heiul

ber.

tho tiokot to bo votod in Novem

TnE first oicotion in Wyoming Binoe Hho wiuj admitted as a State was held last Thm-bilny. 'ihe Republican State tioket isolootod by 2,000 majority and both blanches of theLcgislature are Republican thus insuring two moro United •States Senators. Hurrah for Wyoming.

One more dny will

added to the

scant holidays this working nation gives itself, and that is Labor day, the first Monday in September. With each year it becomes moro and more generally and impressively observed. On that day working people throughout the Union will rawt annually to note tho progress they have mode in a year—progress in intelligence, wisdom and material prosperity.

THE Grtvnoastlo Times and Banner have oonsolidatod and the paper hereafter will be known as the Banner and Times. M. J, Beckett, of the Banner, will be the sole proprietor of the combination. A few weeks since Mr. Beokett bought tho Democrat, the third Republican paper. By the new arrangement tfie field is occupied by but one Republican paper. This is a most sensible move and all concerned are to be congratulated, espocialy tbe Republicans of Putnam county.

Having taken a brief rest, Senator Bluir is up again with a joint resolution. This time it in u* provido for an international congress, preliminary to an international alliance, whoso abject shall bo the Kupjn«sion of the »alo of fireanus and Hi toxica ting liquors to uncivilized peoples also the suppression of slavery. Other schemes widely comprehensive in their nature were included in this joint resolution, such as the establishment of common schools and international courts and the disarmament of nations. This weighty resolution was naturally biid on tbo table by tbe senate.

TimnF. is one Democrat in Crawfordsvillo who says that Secretary Blaine rocoivod his ideas of reciprocity from Vory Brookflhire. He says that Brookshire made a spoeoh in Congress and throe months afterwards the Secretary, borrowing tho scheme from Brookshire, havo it to tho world as his own. Acoording to tho view? of our Democratic friend Blaino is nearly as great a man as Brookshiro. Our friend must bo either mistakon or Vory has ohanged his position, as in his speeoh at the oourt houso not many days ago ho ridiculed Blaino's ideas of reoiprocity.

TEE Democrats are engaged in one of their strong filibustering movements to 'koep another nigger out of Congress." It will not avail them, however, has the ediot has gone forth that tho legislative soat of one of ihe F. F. Y.'»

Virginia

must be oocupiou by a dawer Bkinned but muoh smarter Juan. In other words, the Houso wants to dooide that Professor John M. Langston next to Fred Douglas the ablest colored man in America, and not E. 0. Venable, toboooo manufacturer, is entitled to represent the Petersburg, or "Blaok District," of Virginia, in Congress. Thedeoision willbemado, too, notwithstanding the filibustered just so soon us Speaker Reed goto his hand in at "counting a quorum."

INDIANA.

Bits Of Interesting Information from tho Hoosior Stuto.

Siipvrvhiitri for Imllunn lClcrtlonA. lxiiA'.\roi.i. Inil., Sept. It'.—There will bo supervisors at tho November elections In Indiana as usual. A petition sotting forth that it is the dosire that the rlectinn of a Congressman November 4 "should bo guarded and scrutinized" as provided in the Federal statutes has been signed hy Chairman Miehonoranda number of prominent Republicans. Judge liresham, to whom tho petition was referred, has issued an order assigning to Judge Woods tho discharge of the duties made necessary under the law. Judge Oresham says in his order that other supervisors, ho understands, will be asked for.

A Drunken ltoy Drowned.

W.\i\m, Ind.. Sept. It!. Late Sunday night the body of Alfred .Sllnny, a 17-year-old boy residing throe miles east of I.aGro, this ("unity, was found in the Wabash river near Hanging Rook. Tho lad, with Alomo Williams, had gone to Andrews Saturday night and became very drunk. Upon returning to LaGro Williams propped his companion up in the buggy, fastened the reins over thn dash and started Sllnny homeward. Tho horse reached Slinny's, but tho buggy was vacant. Tho supposition is that Sllnny fell fiom tho buggy and over tho bank and perished.

Starch WnrkA Itcsmnp ItuHtnrfla. Coi.t'Mm*s, Ind., Sept. 10.--Tho American starch-works of this city,costing its owners over S-T5.000. whii'li, because it had been lying idle over two years, could not get admittance to tbo groat starch combine, on Monday began operations again, working 270 men—nearly double its former capacity, having largely increased the buildings. A new corporation was formed, K. J. Mooney of this city, J. E. Mooney of Cincinnati and James A. llradlpy of Indianapolis being tho incorporators capital stock, $.100,000.

The Indiana Itrpuhlimn Campaign. I.vmAN.wous, Ind., Sept. in.—The Indiana Republican Central Committee on Monday held a meoflfng to discuss plans for the opening and conduct ol tho State campaign. The newly-nom-inated candidates were present, and there was a free interchange of ideas on tho situation. Tho outlook was generally regarded as encouraging, and It was believed that the Republicans would have tho favor of tho fanners.

Suing ii Defaulter.

SHKI.IIVVIM.K, Ind., Sept. 10.—The Board of County Commissioners haf ordered suit to be brought against Michael I'os.o, Two years ago he was county treasurer, and it was discovered he was defaulter In tho sum of 518,400. Ills bondsmen made up the deficit and a settlement was made. The commissioners thon employed experts to examine the boolcs, and they report a furthei shortage of Sl,r*9.(0.

Died of III* Injuries.

iNtiiANAfoi.is, Ind. .Sept. 10.—Martin O'Day and Tim Dully disagreed Sunday, and O'Day struck Dully between the eyes wtth a piece of stone curbing. Duffy was carried to tbe hospital, but was not supposed to be dangerously hurt He grow rapidly worse and died Monday afternoon. O'Day ij hold under a charge of murder.

Did Not l,'»p the Township Fuml*. 8UEU)YVII.I.F., Ind., Sept. 10. The county commissioners discovered that W. W. Wllcoxen. ox-trustee of llanovet township, is short S'J.SOO. Me was called to appear before the board and explain certain items In his report. He says ho has not appropriated any township funds and can not understand how he can be short.

Coming KventM.

The Second Indiana Cavalry Assocla tion will meet at ltrazll Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week.

Tho American Christian con von tion will hold a seven dnys' session at Marlon, beginning October 17.

Tho l'hl Delta Gamma Fraternity moots at Indianapolis October 21.

l»t|j Fiior" Freight llanillora Strike. TKHIIB HATTF, Ind., Sept.. it).—The freight handlers at the "lllg Pour" freight depot went out Monday afternoon on a demand for an Incroase of wages from 81. is day to Si.25. Late at night they agreed to return to work this morning pending a final discussion by tho company before Saturday.

A Farmer** AHlanee Man Fall*. TKIIIIK H.URRK, Ind., Sept. lrt. -ENOS M. Watson, dealer in agricultural implements, made an assignment Monday. Tho assets are about So,000 and the liabilities are unknown. Watson was the Farmers' Alliance agent here, and did the trading Jor tho organization.

Gored to Death by tt Unit. VAI.I-AII

Also, Ind., Sept 10.—John

Swanson, a young and well-to-do farmer, was fatally gored by a bull Sunday, his chest heing crushed to a jelly. Ills wife, who, hearing his cries, came to his assistance, had her leg brolion and was otherwise seriously lffjured.

A Victim of IlpHrt DIHOIIHP. NKWfAsri.K. Ind., Sept 10. —V Black, one of the most prominent business men of this city, died very suddenly at his home from heart disease Monday. Ho was 48 years of ago and leaves a widow and ono daughter.

ltohhed a Safe.

Coi.r.Miit-*, Ind., Sept 10.—Burglars entered the office of Frank Smith, secretary of the Hoard of Water Works Trustees here, Monday morning, blew up the safe and walked away with ?3S0 In cash.

Klll«il liy Kicking Hnrne. MAIIIO.V, 1,1,1.. Sept 10.—John Ink. a farmor, of Falrmount, died Sunday from tho oflecw of the kick of a borso. He carried life insurance to tho amount of 81ft,U00.

An Old Itoildont Dend.

WAIIASII Ind., Sept 10—Mrs. Thomas Linos, agod fio, an old resldont of Liberty township, thisoounty, died suddenly Moi.^-y morning of heari tlmnann

.1h Hundreds of Dollars.

My wife usod only two bottles of "Mother's Friend" before her third conUnemeqJ.. Says she would not be without It for hundreds of dollars. Hnd not half as muoh trouble as before.

DR. MILP.S, Lincoln Parish La Write tho Brudfleld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. For sale by Nyo ,fc Co.

Sure to relievo! fbenTuTno failure In Simmon's Liver Regulator.

ChildrtnJCry PltcheifiJDtrtoHil

HERE IS MLY

And there Is nothing: like it. Do not bo imposed on with subBtitutos, imitations, otc. because tho dealer makosa few cents moro on a bottle.

Lead Poison Cured.

I am a painter by tmde. Three yenrs .1^0 had a bad case of Lead Poison, caused by using paint. I was cured in a short time by S. S. S. The medicine drove the poison out through the pores of the skin. My system was so saturated with poison that my underclothes were colored by the paint being worked out by the medicine through the pores of my skin. I was cured en» tirely by S. S. 5., and have had no return slnco.

C. PARK LBAK, \Vayne.svillo, Ohio.

Treatise on Mood and Skin Diseases mailed

free SWIFT

Si'tcmc Co., Atlanta. Ga.

CARTERS

ITTLE

IVER

PILLS.

CUR!

Bick Batd*cho and relieve all tho trembles tad* dent to a bilious atato of tho system, euoh aa Dilrinwi, Kausoa, Drowsiness, Difltrosa aft«r •fttlng. Pain In tho Sido» &o. Whilo tbutr moA$ remarkable suocoss h&a boon shown In curing

SICK

BeidAche, ret Carter's Little Liror Pflla «ra eou&lly valnftblo in Constipation, curing and pro Tenting this annoying complaint, whilo they olw correct aUdiBordorsorthoBtomacli .stimulate tha liver and regulate tho bowels. Even it thoy only

HEAD

Acbathey wonldboalmostpricelcsato those who •after from this distressing complaint but fortuxuttsly tbelrgoodness does notend hero .and those who once try them will find these Ilttlo pills vain, able in so many ways that thoy will not bo willing to do without tbem. Butaftorallsickf-M

ACH

lathe bane of FO many Uvea that hero is whoro \remako our great boast. Oar pills euro it whilo Others do not.

Carter's Littlo Liver Pills are very small and very easy to take. Ono or two pills mako a dow. They are strictly vegetable and do not grips or purge, but by their gentlo action plcaaoail who Uflothem. in vialsat 25 cents live for $1. iJold druggists overyvrbero, or sent by mall \JARTER WIGDICINE CO., New r'.c. SUALLPILL SMALL DuSf. iMALLPRICF

Bndly Itijnrrd at .«

Bri-FAi.o, X. V.. SnpC. !l,~Kir« broke, out at Moinlavnt llolmos' oil rpflnory. at tho Nic'.-c! I'lato tra:k and Sonoca strort. District Engineer# McConnoll ami H. pj-cll were" liailly burned and Yard-boss Wallaop and six laborers were soiiwvlr.it injured, none fatally. Thf damage in about 51,000.

Judge N«»yeH* Hijerewtr.

CrxriSNATl. "opt. 111.—Mr. .1. Rlner Saylor took the oath of ollieo as justice of tho superior court of Ilaniilton County Monday to fill tho vacancy rausod by tho death of General F.cHvnrd F. Noyoa.

THE MARKETS.

Gruln, I'rovisIouH, j\tc\ CiiiO.VfiM. Bi'iit. IS.

FLODU—Qulct nnil stoady.. Sprlru Patent" Baiters, Mtr® L,(X) Strolglits.. fi.5C Q4.73 Winter 1'ntonts, Clears fk O4.S0.

WttEAT—Ruled weak anil ciulii. nctlve. No. 6 cash. 9Sc®il 'X) Deccaib.-i. .ui^|.m

aIJ

May, ll.OSltai.OTS. CouN—Active and wml N'n. -j, No. S Yellow, .»T!«o No. 3. I.'i' ..Q, s'.'j No. 3 Y-l' low, 4Tc September. lO' jfMSi' October, |i)i» 48*ic Deceml'er. W'.iSjisijo Mav.

OATS—Lower. No. •, Oi'tober SMKWTHC May, Hy samples in Rood supply and lower. No. 3,'SH}©3«-: No.:! White. 35itJye No. t. J^'JJoTUe- No Whit.. 88031)^0.

RVE—Was easier. No. a. eii'-li. ffli-,e Pen. tember delivery, lYHie Oetober. 'S'.'aiWHc, and December. S:imj.!.* lo'.s, 'ilu'j-e for No. 2 and .W&tjnc for No. 3.

BAHI.KY Steady. No. Si piernber W\.I Samples: Common, 18©.VSc: c^ltoeholre, f*® 05c, nnd extra lots,

MESS PORK—Market sotne.naut uiisettled, with an active trailing at lower prlt'ts Prices quotable at !».tfT',i®lu.rxforcash 10.00 for September #lo.«4tl0.ir, for October fll.USUQl^.OO for January, and I'.'^iTtrtoo for May.

LARD—Rather quiet and prlre:-. ruled a«li-r Prices ranged at Jrt.iTiiiao.:V5 frrcnsh •j-.a 6.«4 for September iil.SrKSt).Su tor October, and W.0r^6.6TH for January.

POULTRY—Live Chickens. per lbSpring Chickens, UliOinc per lb: l.ive Turkevs' saiOcperlb Live Ducks. per lb- Live CJeeso, W.00®fl.(^,l per dozen.

LiQfoK-nistllkd Spirits ruled lirni at '1 in per gal. for ilnl.slied goods.

NBW YOHK, Sept is.

WnF.AT—Market sold down a^e on Une crop weather abroad and in tin- Stales North nestrecovered 'luiet. i'''Cinbt f11if,i.- ,•' 1.07H May, M.tW^esi.ll' reacted KiUlio No. 2, .i^aTlic: ^teatiirr mixed .vie

OATS—Dull L-ul.'sc lp«er. and weak: No si \\estern, jivf,.r. PltovisioNs-Uerr dull and steady 17.00 MI extra in. ,.ork

firn

and dull ,.«. *,i 12 ,, xtialriine 'lOro (IIUU Lard quiet v.nd iv:-ak st' am rendero.t, X^VaVt

l.lve ^(dik.

lllCAWi, Sept. 1,V oa paekiiij/ and

snipping .i- cou.it, runpi^l ut ^-1

V1"'" 'V

f'' •»'U|pine Steers

for mod to eliou-e do- *3«t7.»ta

for common to f:1,'r do: ftf.is.i'w -'i

butchers' si,,, „,.rs.

.. t.tcA.oi 1 di rt fl K) i,f„. rows KU)

'""1 I i. fo. li ffalvos

H.x.s-J.MTk.! no I fit' utlie.' Sales ranged at T, ., 1 t*vTj |or rm'5 pa. ,, -III ,,

llU

,„ r.n.lJ.l.aS

tfl-ftforl.. u, ,, ju ts

Wben Bni/y was sick, we gavo tier Uwtodo. When she was a Child, she crl.il for Casforl*. (Then she became Miss, she clung to CoatorI& Vbeo she had Children, Bhc gave theni Cattcsin

llapDy lloosiers.

Wm. Timmons, postmns'er 01 I.laviMe Ind., wilted: "Electric 111 Iter., have done more (or me than ull other

mo(

]j.

clues combined for that feeling ialng from kldniry and liver tumble." .John Leslie, fnrniar nnd stockman same place, says: "Find Kleetrlc Ultl.-rs t„ bo the best kidney and liver m. dicino mad., me feel like a new man." ,j.

Gardner, hardware merehanl, name town, says: "Kleetrlc Hitters is just tho thing for a man who IK all run down and don't eare wether he 11

0 1((

found new trength, good upp,.fu,. felt Just like he had un new lease on

Only 60c. a bottle at Key ,t Co. drus Btore.

THIS IS

omv

|[CWIKC]OBACCO

/V{aie fftnvfinest

rales of [caj Jobacco

Askyour^lerfoiS. Insid on trying it

Jo^nTinzer&^ros. Louisviu£,Ky.

And the best lamp ever made, like Aladdin's of old, a "wonderful lamp!" A lamp AbnoluK'ly lion* nxplowtve and un« ?renknllc, which rives

Iknr5

nolt«

brilliant wlilto light of 8 5 cciuile ]o\rer! Purer and brighter than gns light, softer than electric light, more checrful tnan either! That lamp is

"The Rochester."

Kn Smoke, Ko Smell, f?o Broken Chvnneyt. Only five your® old.and ovur two million* In qh*» It Ruist 1)0 ft tfnod lamp t» uinkt-such i.'il. liitf Indovtl It in, fur lump* may o.'iiif arid uinipH may po, but t'10 Unolu»!»t«r" nhitn'ii «.n forovurI Over *2,000 urtiMlc viirli'ilc*IJiinuiiik riihl Tablo Lntnp^. Huiuiiiol find \:i4? nml lMuno Ievrry klml, iti llr-uue, I «irr»'!nlti, Nickel and Hlitck Wr-incht Irun.

Ask tho lump il tltr f*r It. I^.«.k fur ilu« \w\cDJfirk PtiiMip: Tu Uocil KSTKIC." lib. Im-u! LLti U4IHIIM( H'^hcntor and tho itv!o y"ii want ~jr it tliore is no lump.*)tore near. 8eint u- «!irr.'t us to an 1 4«iilM-«w»ll box und Kend you any luiup sa.'ulf fyv.iitrwii, r!irl»t i» yiurdoor.

KOC'llESTEIt 1.A3IP ().. i'i I'urk IMncr, X«w VorJi.

Mihufictur,*rf:, m,t *nlr Oumrrs o/Ilh'»tsr —JJ/irpiAJstmp S*ore (i tl,,'

Press tho Button, Opens and Lights.

Tho Ifnile

8eIf*IJghtlni

Pockct I .amp. No toy nr

1limp

1m crack, but a rrnl KCIHIIIIA in nielrl out, tii- 'A (•ocket niatrti Mfp. ltinnnr)» hour quickly r»- tllk«l. tjrO-.* ilve Mont wunt««l In ^v-rr fow*n. Sumfht*{y vilhntkr 0100 tretk trilK it Satiill'* ml

fl, nri«j jftn extra HtfbU rfl^nt I'WiisM for HI. If '.rsu« and tnotitlou this pRj^r, win triivouhft** »K(t ono for notblntr. AtldrenB Retail D«fArtinfnt^f Rochester Lamp Co.. 37 Barclay Street, New York.

Winslow, Lanier

Co,

NASSAU STREET, New

Yoik,

BANKERS,

for western STATES, CORPORAT/ONS, SANA'S AND MKKCIIAXTS. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS

AND LOANS NEGOTIATED.

TO WEAK WEN

Snfforlng from tho offnets of youthful omirt *rly decay, wasting woakneaa, loitmanhxvl,ofo., 1 *iU Bend a raluablo treatise faoaled conulnliiR particular!! for homo core, FREE°f char^a. A splondid modical work shonld ly Cum -who Is nervone and debilitr^l. A«lJrw«» Prof. F. C, FOWLED, Moodug. Conn.

DR. KILMER'S

QCMSJrWEEO.

meO

(TMPTOHI AIT OOjrniTIflN" Tkl» SpcdOo Will Bdlore on.K YNUR heart thumps after BUJIII'" I lUUl skips beats or flutters. If

I Oil

FrepnredauBCBt FrWi AQTkco rvu* u* S£lmi!i£S££!tr-

1,11

icart Ulseaao, faint spells, fits or Bi'ifn"1. Ynn fool OS though water wtia ira'l" I IUU around tho heart,or liavo lirartJmi^j

Ynn liavo Vertigo, dlizy attnck.1, rinP"!' I I UU oars, disposed to nen-ous I'r'tftruin ik oiyxiplexy. sliock or sudden

DRUNKENNESS

LIQUOR HABIT.

afAumf wofiw mae/sBUTOM CURE

D'HAIITES

GOLDEN SPECIFIC

It cun bo given In it cup of touor

t")l!

',,,orJnlh,r!

Mulcfl of Tcxxl, without tho knowlrd^' of,1'' patlont. If nooo'Sttry it is ulisolutoly ''!irn,(ir(. unil willolfcot permanent ami whclhor tiio putcntl.s a nio 1 oriW«Irjrik('r^'r-1'J alcholio wreck. ITNKVKU FAIIh. al**H BO quietly and with such w.»rt«lnt that patient utidbrKOos no inconvenli'iH*^ ho Is awaro. his complete roforrnatlon fctod. 48*paffobook of particulars Uo., dru^rvista, Crawfontevilk) ind.