Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 February 1891 — Page 3

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ELEGANT. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. FREE. HcE3 & O&BGRN, PftOPMETOKt.

is a candidate for President on the Democratic ticket in 1892 and only has Cleaveland to beat.

is a candidate tor Senator Irom Illinois with good changes of success.

is a candidate for the jewelry county and city and wants He deserves it.

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Our dealer is willing to sell us a chimney a week for every lamp we burn—a hundred or more a year—and we plow for him, pay him for goading us.

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DAILY JOURNAL.

1UESDAY, FEB. 10, 3891. ••5JJ

THECITY.

Th© Wenther Report.

For )ndlana—7a.m.. fair, eoolor.

Notice.

A. Worley is not in my employ. H.ALKRKY.

WISE AND OTHERWISE.

Duto aie

—Tickets for Faust Up To now on sale. —Johnnie, the little son of Dr. E. II. Cowan, is quite siok. —Prosecutor Mott'ott returned from Rookville last ovonicg. The trial of the notorious Tadie King is set for March 3. —The mite society of theFirstProsbv teriun church will meet this evening at the residence of J. IT. Ooitman ou west Main streot,. —Ida Tyler has brought suit through h»r attorney, J. K. Hanua, ngainst K. P. Thompson for the recovery of fu which sho claims Thompson uuhuv fusly took from her. —"Faust Up To Date" is a thorough ly gocd performance aid THE JOUP.NAJJ is glud to rcocomend it as such. The press of the Stute is in its praises und lovers of good performance cannot nlVord to miss it. —In a letter to the L'.ifnyette Courier from her home in West Monroe, N.

Mrs. liiiuru Shields, sister of the lute Mrs. Pettit, writes: "No one in this vicinity expects there will ever bo another trial for Pettit." —The creamery had to stop work last Sunday on account of a broken sapur aUy, but is all right now. Some people will be shockod to hear that the cream iry runs on Suudays, but it is of neoes sity as with water works and electric light works. The milk will Dot keep. —The Fast Mail exhibited at Musio Hall last evening and attracted a very fair audionce. The show was good depending upon its meohnnical effects rather than acting for popularity. The life size freight train whioh crossed the stage was the best thing of the kirni over seen here and brought down the house. —The peculiar rose tint of the skin lor which the Persian women are world

is due to the use ot their "Per

sian Mocha Coffee." This is a couiojneut pari of liulman's Dauntless coffee, an-1 if anyone will use this, (a small oup at each meal) for six woeiiH ind do uot notice a deuided change in tiie skin, the cost of the trial will oh'v.'rinliY refunded. All grocers h-indlo

Missionary Tea.

Ttio idiots'Missionary Sa::ioty of the First Presbyterian churah will give tlieir unuunl Missionary Tea iu tiie church parlors on Friday ovening, Feb. 13th. An interesting programme consisting of v.)cal and instrumental music, readings and recitations, has been prepared for the ovoning entortainmout. Supper will bo nerved from 5 to 8 o'clock. Admission only 15 cents. All arc invited.

A RotWU Foundation

There was such a large crowd at the funeral of Mrs. Clara Hills Sunday afternoon that the foundation of the house nearly pavo away. The porch broke down beioro the services begun and after the services while tho poopie wore passing through to view the features tho houso began to oraok so that the funoral director ordered everybody out. Next day tho carpenters examined the foundation and found it to be no more than a mass of rotten wood.

Faust Up To Date-

llio English burlesque seen last season os presented by the London Gaiety Company, Was givou last evening ut the Grand Theater by an American company of whioh Kate Castloton is the bright particular star. The house was crowdel with people anxious to mako a comparison between the merits of the two oompanies, and tho general vordiot was that tho home performers did not suffer materially by the contrast. Miss Cast'eton, however, shone far above in Miss St John's character, Marguerite. H. W. Wright was"a dashing Mephisto and F.dward Low filled tho bill as Valentine. Tho whole performance was given with a rattle and swing which carried it through in a successful stylo.

The scenery used in tho original Gaiety production was an admirable feature of the performance.

Tho porennial Gaiety dancers, wen of course, present with their familiar evolutions, whiob seemed to please well os of yore.—Indianapolis

News.

POLICE REGULATIONS-

TheRulos Which Must Be Lived Up To by Our Police. Tho following orders wore posted in the police court last evening:

Bules governing tho police department of the oity of Crawfordsville. 1st. All membnra of the police foroe are strictly forbidden to do any private •watching or merchant police duty or to receive any perquisities or remuneration from any citizens for any services as policemen. 2d. Some membor of the police force shall visit tho different railway depots one or more times each day and each night at such times as trains are most likely to arrive and depart. 'id, Some member of the day force shall devoto at least two hours of time each day about and near the junction and ttie southeast part of the Third Ward. 4th. It shall be the duty of ono of the night men to give his entire time from p. m., until '2 a. m., each night to services iu the southeast part of tho city, especially about tho Plum street depot, the Juucti'n and vicinity. This duty shall be performed alternately each member serving one week at a time. 5th. No member of the police force shull enguge iu curd playing during the hour he ig.cn duty and card playing in ami about tho buiMing and premises of tho city is positively forbidden at all times. (5th. The day force shall report for duty at (i a. m., each day and remain uutil 8 p. m. The night force shall repoit at 0 p. m. at.'d remain uutil a. m,

All members of the forco are at all tin 03 subject to tho orders of the C'.ief of l'olioe, who may require extra duty to be performed at any time. 7th. A striotobservance of the rules and requirements of tho police ordinance passed by tho Common Counoil Doc. 2, 1889, is exacted, and any violation of rules 3, 0 and 10 and Section 10 of said ordinance will be inexcusable. (These rules and sections rel'ite to the visiting of houses of ill fame, and the uso of profane language by tho police.)

By order of the Police Board of the City of Crawfordsville. W. C. CARR, Pros,

The foregoing rules take effect on and after Feb. 9, 18S9. Order No. 1. To the Chief of Polico, City of Crawfordsville, Iudiana: You are hereby ordered to have all drinking suloonri closed between the hours of 11 p. m„ and 5 a. m., mi 1 at all other times designated iu and by section 2098 of the Revised Statutes of 1888 of the State of Indiana, and to suppress all gambling iu strict conformity to tho laws ot Indiana and the ordinance of said oitv. By order of the Police Board of the city of Crawfordsville, lniL

W. C. CARK, President.

Irrivate Opin on Made Public. CountySuperintendontZuck: "I have here copy of the Fee and Salary Bill which is to be passed by the Legislature. It praotically does away with the Couufy Superintendent's office, as no man of any ability whatevor would have the office whioh the bill makes provision for. It outs the salary down from $4 to S3 a day but that is not the worst. It is so formed that the Couiity Commissioners are really judges of how many days the Superintendent shall work and he is paid only for the days he do»3« work. 1 le can receive no perquisities whatever from tho teachers and th it is the meanest thing of all. Why. frtquoiitly 1 have to write twenty-live letters a day and that would destroy one-sixth of niv salary. Again I have heretofore sold the tecchors their paper for writing their examinations upon ami these little books cost mo six cents each. It is necessary that the manuscripts should be uniform oud if 1 can't sell them I must give them away. If I examine 25 ten, hers at a time it would oost me just half my salary to fnruish stationery. Morover the bill requires a teacher to examine tho manuscripts for a day'n work ai no uiau can honestly uxaiaiuo -o uiuuy iu a day. Tnat clause of the bill is a roaring farce and Higgins writes that he will wade knee deo-i in gore to defeat it. I will never be Superintendent again if that clause goes into effect and I suppose that it will."

Foot Ball at Purdue Next Year. Yesterday the Lafayette Journal contained a loupthy article on tho foot ball outlook for Purdue next year. All the good players of this year's team will be book and sumo groat acqui litiono are expected of which the Journal speaks os follows: "Besides the.e mou of tho old team, the coming season will have Mmton, ono of DePauw's host ployers, now a student at Purdue, and a olose probability that ltundall, the great Wabash half back, will be found as a student at this university. Randall is one of tho befct men in the Indiana league and should ho oome to Purdue next year will prove a gold mine for the foot ball team. Thoro will be a championship banner lloatiug at Purdue next Thanksgiving, mark it."

Letter List.

The following iB a list of letters remaining uncalled for in the Crawfordsville postotlioe for the week ending Feb. 10, 1891. Persons calling for the same will ploase say "advertised." Crow Miss Mary Skaggs Cun'ng'mMrbMarySmith

Mrs Cumma

Dunlap Satn'l Williams Janus Howard P'f. W. II Wilson Arthur John Rev. N. 11.

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HO VOTE.

The Oouncil Does Not Vote On the Uontraot With the Wafer and Light Company. 'i'he Council wns somewhat late in ooraing to order owing to the absence of Messrs. Jones, Soott and Reynolds, who were holding a cauous somewhere on the outside. When all were present the business began before a large and interested audenoe. A petition from about thirty merchants was presented whioh requested that Starling Carver be vested with the power of a morchant policeman. It was referred to tho Police Board. Another petition from about 400 citizens asked tho Counoil not to make a contract with the Water & Light CompaBy uutil it litd boon demonstrated that the city oould not maintain a light system of her own. The petition was referred to tho oommittee. The judiciary oommittee reported that the redisricting of the oity by enumeration was not yoi completed. Tho report was therefore deferred. Tho witnesses wlio had given testimony at tho time the condition of the lire protostion of the city was investigated last summer weie allowed fees.

Miscellaneous business was then eallod for oud everyone grew expectant at onco. Couuoilnitiu Reynolds on bo half of tuo light investigating commit oomposed of Messrs. C.irr, Scott ol

toe aud Raynolds, submitted a report their late juukoting tour whioh wtuquito interesting. Rushville, a town ot 4,000 had been visited and fouud to run a plant which cost $10,750. The streets were lighted by 155 iuiuudosoont li^httof 55 and 35 caudle power, and tho ligh' was satisfactory. Stores wore furnished with lights for GO oeuts oaoh burner permonth, and houses for 40 oonts per month. Tho revenue thus'aoorueing amounted to considerable and so helped out expense that it ouly cost the town about $5240 a year to light the streets. The plant there is to be en larged.

At Columbus a place of 8,000 the plant is owned by the oity and maintained lor street lighting only. Tho arc I system is used and in the oity there are 08 lights of 2,000 candle power oaoh. Tho last six months it cost the it} $830 to light against about 82,000 for six mouths when the plant

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by a corporation. The committee's visit to Chicago wot chiefly to inspect various kinds ol electricul machinery. The result wot most satisfactory but for obvious reasons the oommittee would recommend no particular system. A healthy competition would much reduce the oost ot the maohiuory. From Chioago they pro ceodod to .tavia, III., whioh put in a plant in 1888, and which the oity is now enlarging. luoandosent lights tc the number of 2C8 furnish the streets while private oonsumers aie using 482 lights and calling for more The revenue irom private consumption more than pays for the street lighting thus affording the city an inoome. Other interesting foots were cited and the oommittee reported that they believed tho city oould do better by putting in an electric light plant of her own than making a contract with any oompany. They could greatly reduce the city's expenses and make light cheiper for private consumers. This roport was roforred to tho special oommittee

The city clerk reported having reoeived $547 in lioonse fees aud the city treasurer reported a balance ou hand ot 33,300.11. A number of accounts wore allowed including a fos of $1 for removing three dead dogs und a dead cat from tho city limits. An opportunity was offered auy ono present to address tho Council but no one availed himselt of it and Ilia Council adjourned,

The light committee evidently sized up tho situation oorrootly and very wisely did uot bring the question of a contract with the light compauy to a vote, thus disgusting a nu'uoer of speuiatorc who catno up in the expectation oi grjut excitement.

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O. M. (»HK(io, President. W. B. MOKHBTT,

Vleo President.

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Hccording Secretary.

H. T. Kimj. Treasurer. N. C. McC.iV. General Secretary. Baths, Tuh and Shower Gymnasiiui:, Bowling Alleys, Piano, Games and Heading room. Meeting" Sunday at 4:30, p. m. Visitors ttlw. -i welcome.

Hecreutry MeCay's oftice hours are f**om 0 to 10 a.m., and 3:110 to 5:"MJ pan, and every ovei* intf from 7 to 0 H0, oxceutinir Saturday.

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Tho Choftp Prices will bo maintained and Satlsfactoiy sorvice rendered. Leave cat IB at Stables on Markot stroet, slate at SoodgTass & Murphy s. Telephone No. 47.