Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 October 1890 — Page 2

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DAILY JOURNAL"

Published Every Evening Except Sunday

»y T. H. B, MoOAiy.

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TUKSDAY, OCT. 7, TSOO.

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State Ticket,

For S»«crctarv of the Btata*. Ml I .TON tllUSSLKK,

Ksiyotto county. For Auditor of State, I.N. WALKF.U.

Marlon couuty.

Fur Treasurer of State. GKOttGEW, PIXMft. Allen county. For Attorney (ionortO.

JOHN W. LOVKTT, .Madison eounty.

KtirJuilire of the Supreme Court, 1J.W McllUinK. Klkliart County,

For Clerk of the '.'uprvme Court, WII.LT. NOIU.K,

Wayne county..) 1'orStatlstlolnn, JOHN WOHKKLL,

Hendricks county.

For Superintendent of 1'uhlie ln^tiuctUtn, JAMESH. HENUY, Morgan county.

For Geologist.

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County Ticket.

For Congress—JAMES A. MO TNT. For Judtre-E. C. SNVDKH. For prosecutor—W. T. WIUTTINGTON. For lieproentjil ivo—T. J.

ARM SI KONG.

For Joint liepregen tat ve—TI1 OS M. lll'CK For Auditor—JOHN C. WINGATK. F«r Treasurer—A. F. HAMSEV. For Sheriff—FKE1) C. HANDEL. ForSurvcyor—JAMESM. WAUGH. For Coroner—GEOHGE W. Tl'CKKK. For Commissioners— .- 2d District—MICH AEL PRICE. 3d District—AOU1LLA GKO\ E&.

This Date in History—Oct. 7. 1671—Buttle of Typanto Don John defeated tho Turks lu a rmval ni'imn, IMG—Trial of Mary Hamilton for mnrrying with her own rox fourteen wives. 1755—A CoI»ma! congress met at Now York. I77T— Battle of Saratofra. 1780—Battle of Kind's Mmmlalu (American Involution). l&U Birth iif Nleijohw 1. Princo of Mont.'nrirrj. JfviO—K«lsur A American po»*t an-1 writer, died: 1 rn IM I. 1S70—liiitrlo I jf^re 31 "tz the French defeated the town capitulated the same day. 38^0—Mnj. K. A. Burke, ex-treasurer of Louisiana, indieuil for misappropriation of state funds, announced his intention of returning to America to defend himself, but left steamer Teutonic at Queonstowii and returned to London.

edoar x. POR.

IN the urticle on beet sugar yesterday nu error occurred which conveys different impression from that intended. It should have been 300 barrels instead of 300 pounds that tho factory turned out at Grand Ljlanil.

THE Democmtio papers call Mr. Mills, of Texas, a Jefi'ersoniau Democrat and yet Mr. Jefferson repeatedly Haid that wo should manufacture for ourselves every article we could, even if it did cost more, that in no other way oould wo mako our country independent of foreisfn nations.

THE yield of grain this year is esti' mated to bo about 20 per oent. Hinailor than usual. From this cause, the passage of tho silvor bill and tho good prospects cf tho tariff bill, prioes have advanood over those of a year ago from 84 cents to 551.11 on wheat, or about 3'2 por oont from 43 acuta to 65J cents on corn, or 29 por cent., and from2G to 4-1 cents on oats, or G9 per oent.

The New Orleans Times-Democrat knows how to extract philosophy from failure. It tells us that the Louisiana orange crop is short this year one-half, that tho Delaware peaches aro destroyed, nnd finally (hat New Orleans hnmnlf tg importing onions from Egypt and potatoes from Great Britain, and then remarks: "The failure, however, is merely a temporary incident. We shall probably have a larger acreag* and a larger crop next year than ever."

A recount of tht5 census may or may njt increase tho list of Now York's Inhabitants by a hundred thousand. But there is ono filing that thoso who wore disappointed that tho city showed up no larger forgot. Old cities do not grow OB fast as young onas. New York has possibly reached that period in her existence when her growth will bo steady, indeed, and sufficient, but no longer phenomenal. Besides there aro now other cities than New York on the continent.

ONCE in a wliilo a fiee trado advocate makes a fatal admission. The New \ork Herald, speaking of reciprocity with Amorioan nations, says the benefit to our farmers will not bo "by now markets for their grain and othor pro duoto, "but by tho greater prosperity of the manufacturing operations whioli will result from a wider market for American manufactures." That is to say, tho more peoplo wo employ in manufacturing, tho bettor markot for our farm products. How, then, can it benefit our farmers to import from Europe goods wo oan make here?

IN tho celebrated suit of Ohio against James M. Lane and his bondsmen to rooover $-19,013.29 for defalcations committed by tho ex-treasurer, a compromise liaa been effeoted by the bondsmen and the oase taken out of Court. By the terms of tho compromise tho bondsmen confess judgment in favor of Piokaway county for $37,104.06 and oosts less 83,600 whioh has already boon oolleoted from Lane's estate and paid into the County Treasury. They agree to pay this judgment by liquidating 825,000 worth of Pickaway County Infirmary bonds that mature in March and September, 1891, and applying tho balance on tho same eerios of bonds that mature in 1703.

TilK 1I0USIEK STATK.

Interesting Information from Imliaua Cities and Towns.

,y Blown Up by Dynamite. IsntANM'oi.is, Intl., Oct. 7.— Morprantown, a littlo liamlet in Morgan County, has beon onjoyinc: a variepaujd tasto of border life over since last Friday morning, when a dozen "toughs'' undertook to "clean out*' tho saloon of llodney Halt at that place. HuiT was in tot moil of the proposed attack and rallied a number of Ills friends at his saloon. When the attacking party appeared a pitched battle was begun, in which clubs, knives and even revolvers played a part. The attacking party were beaten off after a long fight, which resulted in a number of broken heads and knife wounds, none of which were dangerous. Since tho first engagement the tight has broken out in spots at various times ami culminated at 4 o'clock Monday morning in the explosion of an immense charge of dynamito under Huff's saloon, completely wrecking the building and destroying its contents. Suspicion falls upon the men who attacked the saloon Frl* day, but it is believed by many that the anti-saloon element seized this opportunity to rid themselves of tho nuisance. It is said that the only other saloon in the place, which is run by William Mussleman. would no doubt have suffered the same fate but for the fact that he and his family livo over the place.

Charged with Arson.

HU.NTISUTOS, Ind., Cot. 7. Joseph Rattnrman, sheriff of Shelby County, 0., has arrested Charles Shearer on a charge of arson. Shearer went with him without a requisition, About a year ago a private bridge over a canal in Shelby County was burned. The structure., which was a wooden one, was built for the accommodation of some farmers, and when the grand jury investigated the alfair it returned an indictment against Shearer, who lived there at the time of the tire. It is charged that Shearer had a spite at the farmers and chose this method of settling the score.

Wheat In Southern Indl.iua. COI.I'Mltv-, Ind., Oct. 7. For several years past tho farmers in Southern Indiana have sown much less than half tb» wheat of former years. This year an unusually large crop is being put out, which will aggregate considerable more than half the tillable land. That sown early looks line, but there aro thousands of acres yet unsown on account of the continued wet weather, which will mako tho crop a late one.

CiMiMtii ri^uren.

WASUINI.TON, Oct, 7. The Census Bureau announces the population of Indiana to be :2, lMi.U-'iU increase, 'J10,7:!0. Tho population of towns and cities in Indiana is given as .follows: Brazil, 5,002 increase, 4vi^ Crawfordsville, 6,OSS: increase. S3,"). Frankfort, 5.01S: Increase, H.115. Lafayette, ltl.107 increase, 1,457. Torre Haute, .",0,US7 increase, 4,215.

NntaUlt* ('hltrch Guthorluf-.

MAI.ION, ind., Oct. 7.—The Christian Conference of tho United States and Canada meets in quadriennial service in this city to-day and continues for one week. Delegates ••.?(• arriving by every train. Between 400 and 500 are expocted. This will probably be tho most notab'.o church gathering ever held in the State.

May HP PoHt-Otllco Thieve*. BLOOMINOTON", Ind., Oct. ".—At. a late hour Monday evening two young men were arrested who were peddling four, five and ten-cent stamps on the streets. They wore believed to belong to a band who are robbing so many post-oflices in this section. Thuy gave their names as George Bender and Charles WoU.

Hod© on Air for Awhile.

SUEI.HYVII.I.U, Iml., Oct. 7 -Sunday evening whilo Turner Castetter and his wife wore out riding their horso backed over the abutment of tho Blue river bridge, taking the buggy and occupants with it. Mrs. Casteiter's leg was broken below tho knee. ...

Vico*Connul »t London,

IsmAN-Ai'oi.is, Ind., Oct. 7.—CuiisulGeneral Now has appointed as ViceCo tisul at London George C. llitt. btisiness manager of the Indianapolis Journal. Mr. llltt succeeds Romeo Johnson, a former Indianapolis journalist.

ArclilonttftUy Killed.

HUNTINGTON, Ind., Oct 7.—Jonathan Paul, 20 years old, of this placo, was accidentally killed Monday by a comp-un-ion who was shooting at a mark.

Kurnpxans Favor Kotullatlon. LONDON, Oct. 7.—Retaliation against Amorica is fast becoming tho policy of Europe. It has been practically agreed upon by tho triple alliance, although no formal stop has yet boon takon to levy now dutloj on American goods, and Holland, Denmark and other countries show a disposition to join the crusade. Austria has takon tho load in this movement from tho beginning, and the tone of tho articles in tho Vienna press on tho McKinley bill is bitter in the extreme

Keur» the A»MJ4aftlu.

ST. PKTEitsnrno, Oct. 7.—Tho C*at is taking new precautions for tho protection of bis person. None, except Cabinet Ministers, aro admitted to an audience without the presenco of an ollicer of tho guard, and the Eastern custom of tasting food before It is placed on tho sovereign's tablo has been revived, after" having been in disuso slnco the days of tho Emperor Paul. Tho Russian autocrat seems suspicious of every ono around him.

During a flro in a St Louis grocery Storo Monday night a twenty-live gallon tank of coal-oil exploded, blowing »n entire wall into tho street and injuring six (lremon and five spectators. Two of th'e wounded will die.

The Guif TPai f.oaclftd.

AtnjOHA, 111., Oct 7.—Ernest Gould, ftged 13 years, shot and Instantly killed his brother Fred, aged 15 years, Saturday afternoon at their homo west of Gonova. Ilo thought tho gun was not loadod.

When Batiy wag ride, wo gave tier Chstorte. When she was a Cblld. iho cried for Casturl% When she became Mlas, she clung to Caataria. Wlwoihe bad Children, «he gave them CMtcria

^Oold In the head? or Chilblains? or Ohaflngf or a Burn? or any Old Sores? The beat thing In the world for It Is Oolman Petroleum Balm. Get a free sample at the drug store of Nye & Oo.

The quicker,!, wiy to get

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You can get the corset that, more than any other, gives a woman a happy face, you can wear it two or three weeks and return it if not .satisfactory. Ask at yoi": store. The corset is Ball's.

The store has a primer en Corsets also. 1 hat is worth your rcalling. CUICJUJO COEOET CC., cijic&f'a uml VcrK#

I.iist Kxcursion.

Tttmlav,' Oet: 4, is the lost Hpmofioekers Excursion this wison. Don't forgot to-call, at :.i depot or Brown's drag More fo.- information it you contemplate trm. Ooeftuv* the' round trip ruiv w-iist tout"n west and southwest..

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Ylindi? hi*

OoiHmoncniR Siyi. cmitinuiuj? each Momltty find Thursday to Got. lti, tho Y-iudiilid will Si^ll tiokets to St. L.-iiis at. otto p.ud one im*d $i).10. tho round trip.• with 2f» cents luldixV fur admission U^.th*! oxi*'si*tii..ii.

September .'i): is' ,'dnte of the grand home ieekfi'ii excursion uithweat and uorur.vost, p,»a\ u'tuniihg.for 80 days. Also ropoutad Scptoiubor 28d aiid October 1 i.

Round trip c-soarsion "initess- Siiti dates, St. I*3uis .exroj-UmiiV IVlondays aud Thursdtiy.a t«: Oitofter li. §9.35.

St. Loute Veiletl I'ronh'jte, Octobor 7, s6.£o. 5?® *:,, Ht. Louis fair, Oc!cV ir 4 to 11. §7.30.

HomeEeeke.r.s exciil^icuvJSrT.jii West, Ootolu li, as bei-'W: Hot Springs, Ark., S20.G3 -Tonlin, Mo., $10.40 Littlo R.it-lt, Ark,, §17,15 Wmlicld, Ktin., $l!t.50 Piu6 iyufls-, Ark., 81(5 40 Wietiifit,' K:vuV, §18.70 Spriu fleld, Mo.,'Si3.si0 Arkansas City, §20.05, ami scores of oth: poiutti i'pi" ona fira or a ji'tlo more ihr.n the roijtid Inp, Call for itiforir.titiou at Brown's drug store or the Yaiiflnha d.jpot.

Oct.. 7 to 10 thw Yamli.l'a vt ill M'l tiokeis to Teu'O -llaiite and tvtnrn a 81.00 each on aeeotmf of the rtc-\s

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