Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 April 1891 — Page 2
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WEDNESDAY, AYHUJ 1, 1891.
This Date in History—April 1. The mouth was named by the Romans from **aperir«"—to own—referring to the buds. The custom at perpetrating rude practical ^ofees oa April 1 is y«ry ancient, and supposed to have been derived from the Hindoo*. 1133—St. Hugo was bishop of Greoobie, and this day is commented to him. 1406—Sultan Timour (Tamerlaae), eonqueror of
Persia, died, though some name i^hrr date be atoo warred with all the neighboring dstiooa, aad Imd his army maaaacre as many is 100,000 oaptivesata time in 140t he made a pile of 90,000 corpses In Bagdad. MOfr—Robert, king of Soolia&d, dted. lSJT^—Wflham Harrey, (Usooyerer of the drctsla^oo of the blood, born. 16®—Reginald Heber, missfooary, died author ttf **yS*Tm flrrmlsnrl^n In mminl ihw IfiBS—Battles at Chalk BliriT, ArkM and &wd
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1864—BatUe near Augusta, Ark. 1866—Battle of Khre Forks, Va. Wairsn^s corps of Array of Potomac defeat Ooafederates and caiKure 5,000 priaouers.
GEORGE W. CHILD'S IDEAL. Somebody calls George W. Childs the "kindliest spirit in doing courtesies" that this modern generation has produced. In his "Recollections" recently published is mentioned the Childs ideal of success in business. The millionaire newspaper editor and publisher is not at all of opinion, according to hi* statements here given, that it is necessary for a newspaper to pander to a low public taste in order to be successful. How magnificently he himself has succeeded all the world knows, and the strange part of it is that the more money Mr. Childs gives away the richer he himself seema to become. He has indeed gained "suocess with honor."
Of his idea of what a newspaper ought to be, and what he strove to make of his paper at the start of his journalistic career, Mr. Childs says:
I worked hard to make the paper aaocoees for several years I seldom left the editorial rooms before midnight, averaging from twelve to fourteen houru a (lay at the office. I strove to elevate itB tone, and I think 1 succeeded. If anked what I mean by this, perhaps I had better quote the friendly words of the late Ilev. Dr. Prime: "Air. Childs excluded from the paper all details of disgusting crime: all reports of such vice as may not be with propriety read aloud In the family, that poison the minds of young men, inflame the passion, and corrupt the heart: all scandal and slang, and that whole class of news which constitutes the staple of many daily papers. The same rule was applied to the advertising coiumM, and from them was excluded all that. In anjr shape or form, might be offensive to good morals."
While the news concerning the relations between the United States and Italy is somewhat exciting, and the situation may be somewhat grave, yet Bffairs are not in such a shape that they cannot be amicably arranged satisfactory to both countries. The New York Snn states the situation in the following crisp manner: "Of course there is not going to l)e war. Italy cannot very well go to war for the purpose of making the United States alter its constitution. There is no rupture, only a little strain. No citizen of the United States is hostile to Italy or Italians. The Mafia is a scoundrelly institution. The United States cannot punish a New Orleans mob any more than it can punish a New Orleans policeman for prig ging a banana from a fruit stand."
AiiE you one of those mythical persons who "never read an advertisement If so you owe it to yourself, The Journal and the advertiser to reform immediately. The advertiser don't pay for his space just for fun. It is to lie supposed that he has something better or at cheaper prices than his competitors who don't advertise, therefore, read his ad act.
The prospecils that soon the splendid Metropolitan Museum of Art, in Central park, New York, will be open to the public on Sunday. Those who fought for music in the park on summer Sunday afternoons had a hard battle before they won their case. The next point of attack was the museum, and now the directors of that seem willing to capita* late. If they do working people will have opportunity to see some of the finest works of art in America.
Hahdwahe dealers say that twine is lower this year than last. Blessed be McKinloy and his bill.
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FRANK ,T. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this Cth day of December, A. D. 1886.
A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public.
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Interesting Occurrences Reported from Various Parts of Indiana.
Four Hoy Ilnrglarw
Lobansport, Ind., April 1. John Roof, Ed Ovtvholser, Charles Kintz and George Hall, lT-year-old boys, were arrested at Terre Haute Friday charged with burglary. Their suspicious appearance and their inability to explain how they acquired a basketful of trinkets was what got them into trouble. The boys said they lived in this city, where they were brought Monday morning and arraigned before Justice Smith. They pleaded guilty to the charge of burglary and were bound over to the grand jury in the sum of S300, iu default of which they were committed to jail. In their possession were found articles of .merchandise which were identified by John Leonard, l-'red lJeeyerand Charles Herning, of this city, whose stores had been robbed lately. Monday Overholser confessed having been connected with the above-named robberies and implicated his associates. Ovcrholser's father is one of the leading citizens of tljis city. It is estimated that the boys have stolen over S10,000 worth of goods.
Field Day nt Notre Daiue.
Notrf. Dame, Ind.. April 1. Monday was the spring field day at Notre Dame university. The recent rains had left the tracks soft and slippery, which fact rendered the making of good records extremely difficult The special feature of the day's sport was to have been the 100 yards dash in three heats oetween O'lirien, '92, of Minnesota, and Schwarz, '93, of Chicago, but on account of the heavy track this event was postponed. The following is a summary of events:
Two hundred and twenty yards dash, Curtis, 'OS 81H seconds: standing broad jump, 10 1-5 feet, Fitzgibbons, '92 running broad jump. 91 feet, Sinnot, 'OT hop, step and jump, 48 foet, Fltxgibbons, '93 putting Id-pound shot, 37 feet Oillon, post-graduate high jump, 5 feet 8 inches, Keenan, heavyweight sparring, Schaack, '93 middleweight. O'Sullivan. '93 lightweight, McGrath, '98 pole vault, feet 8 Inches. Prltchard, '91 mile run, 4 minutes 24 seconds, Cartler, '93.
The Bennett Murder Trial Toxtponed. Lafayette, Ind., April 1. Judge Everett refused to grant a tfhange of venue in the Bennett murder case, but gave a continuance Until April 80. The case was set for a hearing Wednesday. This case is likely to attract much attention among railway men by reason of the fact that Bennett claims to have been relentlessly pursued by locomotive firemen because he took out an engine during the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy strike. He claims to have been driven insane by these persecutions and while in that condition he shot and killed William Scott and John Werkhoff (the latter a fireman) November 3.
Quashed th. Eight-Hour Indictments. Muncik, Ind., April 1.—Judge Lotz Monday morning heard the cases in which the grand jury had found three indictments against Superintendent Kennedy of the pulp mills on the charge of violating the eightrhour law by compelling his employes to work ten and one-half hours a day. The court quashed the indictments, holding that the-statute only applies to parties having contracts with the state or municipal corporations and that it does not apply to private persons or corporations who employ mechanics or workingmen.
Evangelical Conference.
Brf.men, Ind., cApril 1. The Indiana conference of Xhe Evangelical association, which has been in session here since last Thursday under the presidency of Bishop Thomas Bowman, of Chicago, adjourned Monday. The following were elected delegates to the general conference of the association, which will meet in Indianapolis in October: Revs. D. S. Oaks, D. Martz, M. W. Steffey and 6. Arlin. Strong resolutions were adopted sustaining the bishops and general officers of the association.
Suspicious Drowning of a liny, Marion, Ind., April 1. T1 body of Archie Koontz, a boy 9 years old, was found in the river here Monday morning under circumstances that indicate foul play. He is known to have had money, tint none was found on his body. He was last seen alive in the company of two negro boys, who admit being at the place where the drowning occurred, Saturday evening, but claimed they did not see him. An investigation by the coroner is now in progress.
Whipped by White CajM.
SHEI.BYV1I.I.E, Ind., April l7— White caps assaulted a inan named Baker at Fairland Sunday night, whipping him unmercifully. He had just returned from serving a two years' term in the penitentiary, and was following certain business men and seeking to do them bodily harm for the part they took in the case when he was tried for murder. After the whipping he was released on condition that he leave the country and never return.
Bagged a Burglar.
Indianapolis, Ind., April 1. Deputy Postmaster Samuels, of Lodi, Fountain county, discovered Thomas Cameron in the act of burglarizing the post office Sunday night, and, after emptying several charges of a revolver at him, captured him.
Choked to Death at Dinner. Indianapolis, Ind., April 1. Nicholas Haige was choked to death Sunday. While eating dinner a piece of beef lodged in his windpipe, and before medical help could be secured he was dead. He was 50 years of age and ..leaves a family. |||p -r^. It Was Loaded*
Broad Ripple, Ind., April 1. B. F. Whittendorf, a bar-tender here, on Monday playfully pointed a revolver at Allen Lee. The weapon went off and the bullet struck Lee in the head, inflicting a fatal wound.
Old Settler* Dead.
GosnEN, Ind., April 1. Three aged settlers of Elkhart county died Monday—Charles Lehman, aged 05 Lucinda McCauley, aged 72 Ulrich Snobarger, aged Hi
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ON RESIDENT NOTI E.
Notice to non-resident land owners of tlic prepared platting and filling- of Ambroso Uvmlcy'H addition to the city of Crawfordsvillo wlilch will include tho following described. to-»lt lli-Klnnlog at a point on the south line of Franklin street, wfiero the biiiiio Intersect* with the oast line of Water street, running thence south to the south corporation line, thenceeastto point. InUirttectlntr tho north line of Harrison street, (If extended south) tliencc north to Hit south lino of Franklin street, thcnce woat to the placo' of beginning. AIbo lots No. 8, 4, 5, 0. 7. 8,0,10,11 and 12, as the samo are known and designated on therecorded plut of Isaac Nnylor second addition to the city of Crawfordsville. He It remembered that on the 23d dav of March, 1801 It was ordered by tho common council of the city of Cruwrordsvlllo, Indiana, that the mnttr of the platting ot Ambrose Remley's addition to said city as ubovo described, was referred to tho City Commissioners for their action thereon and said City Commissioners on the 01st day of Maruh. 1891, filed a notice In my office that they would meet for the purpose of hearing evidnnco of damage and benefits at tho office of the Mayor of said city at 10 o'clock a. m. on Monday, May 25,1891.
Not-lee Is hereby given to Ambroso Uemley, George W. Mark ley, and Virginia L. Hay, nonresidents of said olty, that it Is proposed by said )etltlonor to vacate certain streets and alleys named and designated on the recorded plat of said Naylor's addition.
Witness my hand and the seal of tho city of CrawfordsVlUo, this 31st'day of March, 1891. CHAHT.BS M.SCOTT.
Aprll 1,1891. City Clerk.
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OF THE
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Notice to the Voter« of the. ity of Crairfordnville, of the Chanje in the Bound ariex of the Voting Precincts of Sail
City, an made by the. Common Council at their Regular SrHnion February 23, 1891. In the. mailer of Redinlricting the City of Craxcfordmnlle for Voting Purpose*: Pursuant to an act enacted bv tho general assembly of the State of Indiana, approved March Bth, 18S9, for the redisricting ot tho different townships in said State and wards of cities therein into precincts for the purpose of voting at any general election, by the Common Council in their respective cities. It is therefore ordered by tho said Common Council of the city of Crawfordsville, county of Montgomery, State of Indiana, at this their regular meeting February 23, ISfll, that the several precincts and voting places at all general elections in all the various wards in said city be, and tho samo are, hereby changed and divided, and tho boundaries thereof established, and fixed as follows, to wit: rilEClXCT NO. ONE, FIRST WAKI).
Beginning at the center of Market street at the intersection of tho allev running north and south between Walnut and Washington streets in tho city of Crawlordsville, Indiamifand running thence west along the ccnterof Market street to tho intersection of Vance street, thence north along the centcr of Vance street to tho intersection of •Lafayette avenue, then following said avenue in a northwesterly direction until said avenue crosses tho north line of tho corporate limits of tho city of Crawford„villo, thence east«long tho north lino of said corporate limits to a point directly noith from the center of the alley running north and south between Walnut and Washington streets, thence south along tho center of said alley to the place or bo-*' ginning. All tho territory herein described to be known as precinct No. 1.
PItECINCT NO. TWO, FIltST WAKI).
Beginning at the center of Market streo1 at the intersection of tho alley running north and south between Walnut and Washington streets, in tho city of Crawfordsville, thence west along tho center of Market street to tho intersection of Vanco street, thenco north along the center of Vanco street to tbo intersection of Lafayette avenue, thcnce following the said avenue in a northwostornlv direction until said avenue crosses the north line of tho corporate limits of said city, thence west along tho corporate limits of said city to the northwest corner of said city limits, thenco south along tho west lino of said city limits to tho intersection of Mam street, thence cast along the center of Main streot to the intersection of tho alloy running north and south between Walnut and Washington streets, thenco north north to tho place of beginning. All tho territory herein last described to be known as Precinct No. two in first ward.
PItECINCT NO. THREE, FIRST WARD.
Hcginning in tho center of Main streot at the intersection of the alley running north and sonth between Walnut land Washington streets in the city of Crawfordsville, thenco west along tlu center of Main streot to tho west line of tho corporate limit of said city, thenco south along tho west line of said city limits to the intersection of Wabash avonuo, thence oast along tho center of Wabash avonuo to tho intersection of Grant avenue, thouco south along tho center of Grant avonuo to the intersection of College street, thenco cast along the ccntor of College stroet to the Intersection of theulloy running north and south between Walnut and Washington streets in tho city of Crawfordsville, thcnce north along the center of said alloy to the placo of beginning. All tho territory herein last described bo known as precinct No. three, first ward.
PRECINCT SO FOUR, FIRST WARD.
Beginning at the centor of College street at the intersection of the alloy running north and south between Walnut and
Washington streets in the city of Crawfordsvillo, running tlionce duo south to tho south lime of tho corporato limits of said city, thenco wost along tho south limits to the southwest coruor of said city limits, thenco north along tbo west lino of said city limits to tho iiiterscctiou of Wabash avenue thenco oast along the center of Wuhash avenue to the intersection of Grant iivenuo, thence south along tho center of Grant av enuo to the Intersection of College street, thence oast along the center of College re to a of be in in A territory herein last described to bo known as precinct No. four, first ward.
PRECINCT NO. ONE, SECONll WARD.
Beginning in the contcr of Pike streot at the intersection of tho alley running north and south between Green and Water streets in the city of Crawfordsville,thenco following said alley north with ati tmtwiiiary line to the north lino of the city limits of said city, thenco west along tho north hue of said city limits to a point duo north from tho centor of tho a'loy running north and south botweon Walnut and Washing, on streets iu tiio city of Crawfordsville, thenco south along tho ccntor of said alley to the intersection of Pike street,thcncc east to the place of beginning. All the territory herein described to be known as precinct No. one. socotid ward.
PRECINCT TWO, SKCOXIi WARD.
Beginning at the intersection of Pike street and tho alloy running north and south between Green aud Water streets, in tho city of Crawfordsville, thoni'o west along tho centcr of Pike street to the alley runuing north aud sonth botweon Walnut and Washington streets iu said city, thenco following said alley due south with its imaginary lhiet'Uho south limits of sai.-l city, tiieucc east along thj south limits of I said cit.v, to a point directly south fr in the center of said alloy running north and south tween Grcon and Water streets in the c'ty of Crawfordsville, thence follow'ng slid alley (which is au imaginary lino)untll it reaches College street to the place of beginning. All the territory herein last described to be known as precinct No. 2, second ward.
PRECINCT ONE, TlllltH WARD.
Beginning at a point in the center of Main street at the intersection of tho alley running north and south botweon Green and Water streets in the city of Crawfordsville, and running east along the centoror said Main street to the intersection of Garfield streot, thence north along tho conter of Garfield street tt tho intersection of Market street, thcnce cast along tho center of Market street to the conter of the Vandalia railroad track, which is the east line of the corporate limits of tho city of Crawrordsville, thcnce north along tho' corporato limits to tho northeast corner of said city limits, thence wost along tho liuc of said corporate limits to the intersection of Whitlock avenue, thcnce north along the centcr of Whitlock avonuo to the northeast corner of Thompson's Hillsido addition to the citv ot Crawfordsville, thcnce west along the north lino Thompson's Hillside addition to the intersection of Kentucky streot in Hillsido addition, thonca norih about one hundred (100) feet to a point, thence wost to tho Louisville, New Albany & Chicago railroad track, thence south following said railroad track until it reaches a point due north from the centcr of the alley north and south between Green aud Water streets, thence following an imaginary line until said lino merges into said alley, thence following south along the center of said alley the place of beginning. All tho territory' herein last described to be known as precinct No. 1 in third ward.
PRECINCT TWO, THIRD WARD.
Beginning in th center of Mainstreet at the intersection of tho alloy running north and south and south between Green and Water streots in tho city of Crawfordsville, thence east along tbo ccntor of said Main street, to the intersection of Garfield street, thence north along the center of Garfield street to the intersection of Market street, thenco east along the centcr of Market street to the intersection of tho Vandalia railroad track, which is the cast line of the corporato limits of the city of Crawfordsville, thence south along the east lino of said city limits to where said line intersects with Wabash avenue, thecce wost ulotig the center of said Wabash avenuo to the intersection of Mills streot, tlionce south along the center of Mills street to the intersection of Jefferson st eet, thence west along the center of Jefferson street to the intersection of the alley running north and south between Green and Water streets, thence north along the center of said alley to the place of tfoginnlng. All tho territory herein last described to be known as precinct No. two, third ward.
PRECINCT THREE, Tniltl) WARD.
Beginning at tho intersection of Jefferson streot and the alley running north and south between Green and Water streets iii the city ot Crawfordsville, thence oast along the center of Jefferson streot to tho intersection ot Mills street, thenco north along the centor of Mills street to tho intersection of Wabash avenue, thence oast along the center of Wabash avenue to the east line of the corporate limits of the city of Crawfordsville, thcnce south along the east limits of said city to a point due east from the ccntor of College street, thenco west along the center of College street to the intersection of John street, thence south along the center of John street to the intersection of Franklin street, thcnce west along the center of Franklin streot to tho intersection of the alley running north and south between Green and Water streets In the city of Crawfoidsville, thence north along the center of said alley to the place of beginning. All the territory herein last described to be known as precinct- No. three Third AVard.
PRECINCT NO. FOUR, THIRD WARD.
Beginning at a point in Franklin streot duo south from the center of the alley heretofore mentioned. Said alley running north and south between Green and Water streets in thecitj' of Orawfordsvillo, thenco east along the conter of Franklin streot to the intersection of John street, thence north along the center of John street to tho intersection of College street, thence east along the center of College streot to tho oast line of thecorporate limits of thecityof Crawfordsville, thence south to the southeast corner of said corporate limits of said city, thence west along the south lino of thecorporate limits of said city to a point due south from said alley above referred to (being the alley running north and south botweea Green and Water streets) thonccnorth along said imaginary line to the placo of boginning. All the tori ltory liere.ii last describee to be known as precinct No. Four in Third Ward. Attest WILLIAM C. CARR,
Ciiaiu.es M. Scott, Mayor. City Clerk. Crawfordsville, March 18, 1W1.
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