Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 October 1890 — Page 2

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MONDAY, OCT. 13, 181)0.

-HKrUlililCAN TICKbT. ,v.

State Ticket.

For Seerotarv of the Mate, M.TON I'ICl'SSLKU, FayelU- eounty.

For Auditor of Mate, I.N. WALKKIt. Marlon county. For Treasurer of GKOHGK W, PIXLKV.

Allen county. -.

For Attorney General. JOHN* W. I.o

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{Madison eounty.

ForJurice of the Supreme Court, K.W MIHUIDK, Klkhart County,

For Clerk of the :«upremc Court, WIM/I'. MJllLti. Wuym* eounty.-

For Statistician. JOHN WOKHKLL, Hendricks county.

For i?uperinteiident of Public liL^tntctlo'n. JAMKS1I. I1KNHV, Morgan county.

For (JoolOirlst.

JOHN M, COl'LTKU, Montp.nuerv county.

County Ticket.

For Congress—JAMES A. MOL'NT. For JudKC—K. C. SNVD12K. For l*rosecutor—W, T. WHITTINGTON. For itepresentativc—T. J. ARMSTRONG.

For Joint licpresentativc—T1K»S M. Ill'CK For Auditor—JOHN C. WING ATE. Far Treasurer—A. F. UAM5EY. For SherllT—FHKD C. BANDKL. For Surveyor-JAM ES M. WAL'GH. For Coroner-GEOHGE W. TUCK Ell, For Commissioners— 2d Dlfctt'lctr—MICHAEL PRICE.

District— AOl'IMIA W. GROVES.

This Date in History—Oct. 13.

M—Death by poison of Claudlu*, Roman em peror l^.ru 10 1*. C. 1710-Port Ruyal, Nova Scotia, captured by the

English.

Ihl2—HntlU' of (^ueonsto'.vn Ilci&hU, Ciui. Ainertrans victorious. Antonio Catiova, eelebratod soulptor, tiinj !.»nrn 1757.

Dt-ath of Maximilian Joseph I, of Bavaria, burn 17,VI IW—U«»n. Iamrotnont killed ID TAKING Oonstaotla, Aljri'i'iN JsJI —Clun-ha-j tak£u by the English. lN^-Batt!,. of Black river. Mia*. Ib70—Pri'sld'»nt Grant's proclamation agntnpt Fenian raids iuto Canada. l^l—AVhlolyi. Turkey, totally d»«iroy*Hl by fire lotw uf lif«

0,000.

lSsA—Op^ninj: of International Food exhibition at Agricultural hall, Ljlitigtou, London. l4W-Ir. Tiilmnge** Brooklyn uilwrnacle dehtroyeJ l.-y flro.

It would l)o Ivetitr to optm the baeoinuiits of shiirehoa aiul let the children attend bclioi.»l there than to turn tho little ones nwiiy without any *Vac*ition at all.

That. jf!tll iut old boy (Jen. Sherman etill thinks tho war ended with Vlcksbiirjr and rKtyrtmrK, awl flhonld havo Vhh-h stujipe-l jifu*r UettyHburg, without rarryuifc into the livit ditch.

Tm: new election law is au oXionsive pioco of maobinory. Tho principle of the law in all right but tho details which niftKo it so expensive is open to sovoro criticiHin. l*or thin enormous o^jeuse nttnohod tho Dumoorats alono are re H}H)UHil)le,

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li in very evident that one or Democratic candidates are placing money among tho purchasable element of voters, Iu tho face of tho stringent law this is bold move. Hopublicans, however, are wide awnko and some flue niorniug there will bo a surprised Democratic candidate in tho toils.

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Tho great-ostuto-l»-Europc swindler Is on IiiH roulull agiiin. You

may

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get a letter saying there Is rouson to be* llovo yon are one of the hsin to a great estate In I'.uropo—in tmth there is certiiinty of it. You will get tho money if yon will send an nccount of your immediate ancestry to a given address, together with ffio more or less as tho case may be, the $10 being necessary to bear the cxi'iisu of tracing out your family tm: and getting tho legal document., from the old oonntry. The letter la mere swindling dodgo to got money out of a too confiding, too often gulled public. Thero aro no great etttit« in the old country awaiting anybody in Ainerioa. Tho stories to that effect are lies got up by swindlers. Earn your great estates yourself in this country and you will be Aaro of thein.

WITHIN Olil lUHIDKKS.

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a

maniac, for such

she was .Saturday she was placed In jail ajid papnrs will be secured admitting her to the asylum. The girl can not tell where she can.o from or who brought hor homo. It is a vor.- strange case and will be fully investigated by the authorities.

N«»aily .Swtnillnl.1

MARION. Ind., Oct. 13. Saturday morning the shorlll of I'lymouth, lnd., arrested ,). F. Williams on a charge of fraud. Williams came here from Plymouth last Wednesday, and represented himself as the agent of the Chicago Loan A Investment Company. Ths officer who made the arrest states that Williams was discharged by tho above company a year ago, but that ho had since been doing business In their name, pocketing the proceeds, and that in this way he has swindled the people of Indiana out of 53,000. The ofilcer was accompanied by the proprietor of the Hoss House at Plymouth, who states hat Williams left him owing a board bill of SOS. The sberif! also stated that his prisoner Is guilty of bigamy, having not less than three wives.

on the Truck.

HUNTINH rox, Ind., Oct. in. —Engine No. fill on tin" Chicago .t IJrie road, KJward Murphy, engineer, and George Klrby, fireman, was ordered Saturday night to Wi'st Point, west of this city, to bring in a freight train tho engine Of which "as disabled. When 1B a long cut two miles west of this city tho engine explodod, blowing out all the front end, (earing out the bottom and twisting machinery generally. Notwithstanding the explosion the engine kept the rails and ran 700 feet before stopping. The firemen and engineer jumped tho engine while it was in motion. The engineer had his leg broken and was badly scalded, while the fireman was badlv cut about his face and bead and is .scalded. His recovury doubtful.

Imllnuu Ti'iiipfruiwi? Worker*. TEHISI- 11 Aft r. Ind.. K't. IH. —At the second day's session of the twelfth annual convention of the W. C. T. U. of Indiana tho principal proceeding was the oloctlor. of otViceis. Mrs. Josephine Nichols declined iu be considered a candidate for re-election as president. The following are tho ofllcers:

President, Mrs. Mary E. Ilnpgart. of Indian. apnlls Vice I'rvslilenl, Mrs. L. \V. nedk, ol Bloomingtoiii Corrc-pondlnp Secrctury, Mis* L. E. Koed. of Indianapolis: R.-cnrdlntj Secretary, Mrs. Alice N. Hastings, ot Itichmondi Treasurer. M/s. Mary G. Hay. of Indianapolis.

Shut 11 (hilil fur a llnrjjlar. IsniA.wwous. Ind.. Oct. Kt.—Wright Parks, thinking that a burglar was enteritis his

rot-in

I'ridny night, shot

through the door. Immediately thoro was a child's scream: "Oh,., papa, It's mo you have killed me." It was his own daughter. The ball went clear through ber body and lodged In her spine. It will kill her probably."

No ClRiir«Mt'«t fur the Student*. MADISON, lnd., Oct. in.—The Hanover College faculty have forbidden the smoking of cigarettes by the students, and dealers In the village have consented not to sell them to the students. Tho students threaten to send away and buy them by wholesale.

Desith Was £ullon.

RiiA/n.. Ind., Oct. 13.—Mrs. Flora lioals WHS found dead in Vied Saturday morning. She had retired in apparently good health. Congestion was tbo probable cause. This was tho third sudden death here during tho week, the other bMi

from

paralysis.

I)U'«I hi tho Strrot.

EVAV.CVIM.K, Ind., Oct. 13.—fioorgo W. Kramer, 75 years old, was found dead in the street Saturday morning. He started for home at o'clock Friday night, but was attacked by a violent bemorrhago, and when found had boon dead many hours.

Suicide of a Young l,n»ly,

KVANBVII.I.E, Ind., Oct IN Barbara Hallow, IP yearn old, committed suicide Saturday by taking poison. Sho hud but recently recovered from a severe Illness and was despondent. •, -. .ij De.tth

of

Tumour.

iNniANAi-oi.t*, hid.. Oct. Thomas UlgglnB. aged Ry. died Saturday night. He was an old citizen and cloared tho wooda oil the first lot within the city limits.

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Murltntl Moucy.

NEW YOIIK, Oct. LIT. Mrs. Mary Klcn, cashier of the Prudential Insurance Company of Jersey ity. was arrested Friday night charged with ombox./.lomont. The company has been missing small amounts of money r.:id llnally put detectives to work on the case. Tho woman was dotectod by tho old trick of marking money, whioh was found in hor possession. Mrs. lllco Is but 23 years of ago and was recently married.

Three limn tb. Victim of I'lro-

KALAMAZOO. Mich., Ouu I:J.-L. C. Pratt & Co.'B eart factory burned Sunday morning. The damage to tho building and machinery Is ?in,noo. It was tho work of an incendiary, and the third time Mr. 1'ratt has thus milTered

Fortunate RutlieriiiMl Sou. "I am as certain a» I imw live," gayS o. E. Barthomow, of Kaaknska.Mich., "that Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite liemody, of Roundout, N. Y., saved niv life when 1 was a victim of that terrible venal dlsordor—Brlght's disease. My son had a fever sore on his leg. Uo, too, used Favorite lloineily, and Is now well, lint for this medicine I am sure both fatho and son would have been six feet under tho sod."

ChildrtnJJry for. Pitch's JCa»tork£

The Ball corset has soft eyelets. Soft eyelets are pa^if corset lace pitched (the Jj|coBMt softer, oother, plea|feriter, neater, iojore Womanlike than metal. ^Thc^Ban ls the easiest ever worn by woman. The ease is^due to covered coils of finewire spring in the sides.

These springs hug the figure gently, and yield with every little strain.

The Ball is "boned"with Kabo that never breaks or kinks or rolls up or shifts from its place.

You can wear a Ball corset two or three weeks and, if you don't like it, return it to where you got it and get your money back. The manufacturer pays the merchant to do that.

Cnicioo Cfldsrr Co., Chicago and New York.

DILLON AND O'BRIEN.

Balfour Threatens to Extradite Them Fugitives from Juntlc*.

LOXDOW Oct. 13.—It is.reported that Balfour will advise tho Government to toko steps for tho extradition of O'Brien Uid Dillon on their arrival in the United States on the ground that they are fugitives from Justico, having brokon their bonds while on trial on a criminal charge.

DUBLIN, Oct. 1,1.—When tbo magistrate's court at Tlpperory roassetnbled Crown Prosecutor Ronan stated that th« Crown had docldod to prosecute the charges of conspiracy against all tho defendants, notwithstanding tho fact that Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien had of their own volition abandoned their defense and loft tho country. The courts, ho said, had decided that under circumstances snch as had arisen in tho prostnt caso, it was not necoseary to atop proceedings In a trial.

NEW YOUR. Oct 13.—Thomas P. 0111, tnem'bor of Parliament and a stanch supporter of Parnoll, was among the passengers on board tho steamship Alaska, which arrived horo Sunday from Liverpool It is understood that he will arrange for tho rocoption and tour of Messrs. O'Brien and Dillon.

TWO MEN' KILLED.

Horrible Itcmlt of a Butler Explosion In Columbus (O.) Kolllnff-MUL COLI'MDI'S, 0., Oct. 13.—

At 1:30 Satur­

day afternoon a terriblo explosion oo ourred in the engine-room ol P. Hayden's rolllnp-mill at Spring and Water Stroots. The roof collapsed immediately a/torward, and three men were caug-ht in the wreck. Tho work of rescue began Immediately. John McXerney was taken out with most of his bones broken, and he lived, but few minutes. S. D. Mllligan was found still alive, lyinff in tho wreck of the furnace terribly crushod and burned. Fire was all about him, and ho died later in horrible agony, llafe Freeman, tho third victim, was badly, but it is not thought fatally, scalded.

President Delano Ilonlgrng.

CoLLWinrs O., Oct 18.—Columbui Delano, president of the National WoolGrowers' Association, has published an address to the wool-prowers of tho country complimenting them upon the prosent status of tho tariff laws, and, in conclusion, saytng that ho has sent his resignation to tho vlco-presldent ol tho association.

UI(C Fire at MnnUtce, Mich. MAXISTEE, Mich., Oct 13.—Louis Sands' "Bed" mill, suit block, salt shed and 1,000,000 shingles burned Friday night. About 50,000 barrels of salt were ruined. Loss about £150,000 insurance about 850,000.

Locomotive Works Burned. NASHVII.I.F., Tonu., Oct. 13.—Price & Adams' locomotive and niachlno works In tho northern part of tho city were entirely destroyed by fire Friday night. Loss estimated at S20,)00i Insured.

When Batrj- n-as Bkk, wo gavvberOMtofto. When she was a Child, She cried tor Caaturi% When she became Miss, she clung to Castor!*, Wbea the had Children, she gars them Civtcrto

Slates, poncils and scratch books at tho 99 oont storo.

Friendship rings, just re ooived at the 99 cent store.

Our lino of fmit and confoctionory is oompletc. Call when in ueod of anything in this lino.

ENSMLNGER .t SEAWKIOIIT. 103 12. Slain Street.

Htcr Rents Due.

Water rents for the last quarter lx'JO, iiro due October 1 and payable at the ofllee oil west Main street. Consumers will please take notice.

"LaNorita," tho iinostcigiir in tho city for oo. at Ensminger fc Soawright's.

Do not fur net to see our low prices on cloaks tlus week at AbeLevlson's.

Fancy Mnvri lemons at Eusmxngers Soawright's.

Wo can please you in fanoy grooorios for our stock is complete. Call and see tho linost grocery in tho city.

ENHin.vonit SEAWUIOIIT, 103, E. Main Stroet.

Chrysanthemums.

A number of blooming Chrysanthemums, of tho Japaueso and Chinese varieties, are for sale cheap at tho homo of Harmon lliatt, south Grant avenue

Special cut Sou ad.

salo at 99 cent store.

in piokling use pure spices and high grndo vinogar. We have tlio flnoRt grown and manufactured.

ENSMIKORII A SEAWUIOIIT.

A fine line of students lamps at the cent store.

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When you want fanoy flour try ono sack of "Royal Roso," tho linost flour sold in tho oounty at Ensminger & Seawright's.

liast Kxcuralon.

Tuesday, Oot 14, is the lost Homoseekers Excursion this season. Don't forget to call at Vandalia depot or Brown's drag store for information if yon oontomplate a trip. One fare the round trip to almost any point south, west and southwest.

J. C. HUTCHINSON, Agent.

Big 4

Harvest Excursions

To the West and Northwest, South, Southeast and Southwest. The Big 4 Route will sell round trip excursion tiokets to all prominent points in the West and Northwest, South, Southwest and Southeast at half rates on Tuesday, OeL 14.

VandHlla Rates.

Commencing Sept and oontinulng each Monday and Thursday to Oot. 16, the Vandalia will sell tiokets to St. Louis atone and one third (are, 89.10, the round trip, with 26 cents added for admission to the exposition.

Homeseeker.s excursion, South West, October 14, as below: Hot Springs, Ark., $20.63 Joplin, Mo., $16.40 Little Book, Ark., $17.15 Winfleld, Kan., $19.50 Pine Blufls, Ark., $16.40 Wiohita, Kan., $18.70 Springfiold, Mo., 813.90 Arkansas City, $20.55, and scores of other points for one fare or a little more than tho round trip, Call for information at Brown's drug store or the Vandalia depot.

J. O. HUTCHINSON.

Hlbbard's Kheumatlc Byrup oures rheumatism by striking at the seat of the disease and restoring the kidneys and liver to healthy action. If taken a sufficient time to thoroughly eradicate such poison, it never falls. For salo and highly recommended by MofTett, Morgan & Oo.

Merit

Wins.

Wo deslro to say to our citizens, that for years wo havo been selling Dr. King's Now Discovery for consumption, Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills, Bucklon's Arnica Salvo and Electric Bitters, and have never handled retnodlos that sell as well, or that havo given such universal satisfaction. Wo do not hosltate to guarantee them erery tlmo, and we stapd ready to rofund the purchase prlco, if satisfactory results do not follow their uso. Those remedies havo won their groat popularity purely on their merits. Nye A do., druggists. 1.

Acute and chronn rheumatism can bo effectually and permanently cured be the use of Hlbbard's Bheumatle Syrup and Plasters. For sale and highly recommended by MofTett, Morgan A Co,

Hlbbard's Throat and Lung Balsam For throat and Lung troublfs this romody has no equal. It Is

guaranteed

to euro consumption la Its first stages and even In adranoed stages of that disease it relieves coughing and lnduoes sleop. You may havo a cough or a cold at any time, therefore no household, especially with chlldron, should bt without It. For all affections of tho throat,lungs and chest, croup, whooping cough, hoarsenoss, spitting of blood and all pulmonary diseases it has no equal.

Preparod only by Rheupaatlc Syrup Oo., Jackson, Mich. Ask your druggists for It.

«This Is Cloak Week.»

The Ladies'Dry Goods House andLadies' Bazar.

127 and 129 East Main Street, Crawiordsville, Ind.

Stoves Blacked.

Now is the time to hare your

stoves blacked and set up. Persona

desiring such work done, should

leave their orders at Zack Mahor-

ney's, Cohoon & Fisher _r The

Journal office. Satisfaction guar­

anteed, LUTHER R. MONROE

A Safe Investment.

Is one which Is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or In oase of failure a return of purchase prlco. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised druggists a bottle of Dr. King's Now Dlscovory for consumption. It Is guarantoed to bring relief In evory case, when used for any affection of throat, lung or chest, consumption, inflammation of lungs,bronchitis,asthma, whooping cough, croup, etc., etc. It Is agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always bo depended upon.

Trial bottle free at Nye &, Oo. 1.

WHT WILL Tfoo cougn when Shlloh's Oure will give you Immediate relief Price, 10 cents, 60 cents and $1. Moffett Morgan & Oo.

No cure-all or untried remedy will cure as dyes Simmon's Liver Regulator.

Interesting to Farmers, 'ft': No class of people should be so careful In providing themselves with reliable family medlclnos as those who live far from physicians. Van Wert's Balsam for tho lungs Is particularly recommended to the farming community, as It Is wonderfully effect In all throat and lung troubles, and Is especially adapted for children, being agreeable to take, perfectly Bate and harmless, and yet lnfallable for croup and whooping cough. Trial size fiee. For sale by Low Flshor

Baeklen*a Arnica Halve.

The best salve In the world for Outs, Bruises, Bores, Dicers, Salt Bheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, corns, and all skin oruptlon and positively oures Plies, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfeot satisfaction, or mon»y refunded. Prloe, 25 oents a box, For sale at Nye Oo. drugstore.

Don't suffor from Dyspepsia, Take Simmon's Liver Begulator.

Children Cry for Pitcher's

No sounding pbrases or toolish boasting aro nooded to draw attention to Van Werts' Balsam for the lungs. A claim is mado for it that it is tho best cough modicine on the market, evory bottle is guaranteed to do all that it is claimed and everyone Is invitod to mako a free tost of Its merits. Volumos of phraso could not do more to recommend it than this. Trial size free. Kor sale bv Low rflsher.

0B.KILMCITS

tearf disease, faint gpolla, fits or epoaniiL Ynilfoel though water WM

JO WEAK MEN

Buffering from th« •ffsbts of youthful mom —rl

•pwaoia Diaicu or* uioula b« read br arsrr man who suroni and dtbilltetad* Iflliw V, C. FOWLSI, Vooduj, iVM^

And the best lamp ever made, like Aladdln'a of old, a "wonderful lampl" A lamp absolutely nonrrploalve and nu« breakable, which F'v" a clear, aoft. DjHliant wlilie light of 85 candU rxnetri Purer and brighter than gas light, aofter than electric light, more cheerful tn«n either I That lamp i»

"The Rochester.'*

ATo Smcht, No Smf ll, Wo Broken Chimiuyt. Oiily Sro yonrii old. and over two mllllona In It inuBt ho unoil Iniup to make such a tolU

IiidooaIt llt /orlamp, may »moK

tamin may (to. but tlie "ltoolioiler" ahlnai nn foroTerl Over li.OOO nrtlMlo varlMlMT»l''o IJirapn. Ilanauot and fltudy, VA*e atid Hlano IJimpi—every klnda In Brnnuk

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Shlloh's Cure will immediately rellevs Oroup, Whooping Oough and Bronchitl For sale by Moffett. Morgan A Oo.

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