Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 May 1891 — Page 4
ARE YOU SICK?
ft is well to remember Siat three-fourth* A
all diseases
A
re
traceable to bad blood
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S. S. S. never fails to remove all impurities and enable nature to restore lost health.
on the blood SPMSM Ofe,
Birthday Souvenirs.
.Way.
Wbo first beholds the Ufhl of 1*t In •spriwr'i sweet dowerv' month of Mar. ADd^rs an fivraM all her life. Shall fc-a loved and happy
Also, RINGS for the other months of the vear, Look for them in this space every month. FINE WATCH AND JEWELRY
REPAIRING done on short
notice bv first'class
experienced workmen.
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Street
WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT
COMMENCEMENT
PICTURES,
THINK
ABOUT
THE-
DON'T THINK
DAILY JOURNAL
1 MONDAY. M.VV~Ts,~1S91.
TADIE THE TOUGH.
has
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Uver Con Cunningham's.
that because the season i* pretty well advanced that you have seen all the new styles in Millinery. Mrs.. Wilson desires to announce to the ladies that she has just received a lot ot new goods, stvles, colors and shapes.
Artificial Teeth Without Rubber Plates.
What a comfort, and yet it is
a living fact, as you may have
demonstrated to your entire satis-
iction by calling on
Gonzales & Galey, Dentists, Crawfordsville, Ind
Aaron Hudson Up Again.
Aaron Hudson, the man who attempted to commit suicide by cutting his windpipe open is up and ready for work. His throat still bears a horrible scar.
IJAUOGA.
Mrs. Ellen Ashbv died at her residence on east Main street this morning at 7:30, at the age of 58 years, of heart trouble. Funeral at the house.
Mrs. Zerelda Wallace, of Indianapolis, delivered one of her interesting and effective lectures to the W. C. T. U. at Normal hall Saturday night,
Mr. Bonsib. of Vincennes, delivered a temperance lecture in the Christian church last night. Snbject, "History Repeating Itself* which he illustrated admirably.
—Eastlack & McKeen handle the lead jng bicycle*.
.He Escapes From Bockviile and Has Another Drunken Brawl. Tadie King, the notorious drunken vounc lough, whom the Parke county court let off on a sixty days' sentence .---.•••v 7" for attempting to kill his grandfather. 1{ad Kafirold wreck.
laboring under a beastly jag he walked down to the railroad station and when the north bound Vandalia came along he crawled onto the cow catcher and town. The young thug hung onto
was soon whirled out of town, ine
until the train pulled into Crawfords-!
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ville when he cave a hoarse veil 01 joy
andlChuckey Fell was as full as the tra- gout, however, still lingers with him
ditional "biled owl" and his brigh auburn hair bristled up on his wellshaped head like that of a fighting bulldog, as the ugly mug of Tadie Ring appea red from around the screen and the I young brute came reeling into the room. There were several ugly snarls, a hoarse bellow of drunken rage and the two promising young at each other tooth and toe nail. They anv rolled over the floor biting and scratchins like two infuriated torn cats. When
thev had mopped the dirt off the floor sufficiently to suit the aesthetic sense of
the admiring congregation they were
kicked unceremoniously out of the door
and lay sprawling in the gutter. ery
soon Marshal Ensminger appeared on
the scene and took the animals on the
criwd'.-J
the genial Marshal a terrible blow on the jaw and straightway proceeded to to undress him without unbuttoning his clothes. The Marshal rallied in gallant style and gave his assailant a blow under the eye which at once put that member in mourning. Several other fancy undercuts were delivered and
will receive through the circuit court a two years' sentence in the county jail and a fine of SI,000.
Leeke in Town.
Leeke and Cherry is the name of a firm engaged in the elevator business at Advance and Lebanon. John Leeke, the senior member engaged in Chicago speculations and of course lost, running the firm in debt several thousand dollars. Ho skipped Lebanon and the places that knew him, knaw him no more. He appeared in Crawfordsville yesterday as big as life and was evidently enjoying himself hugely when he was recognized by Bert Garner, a college student from Lebanon. Mr. Garner informed Marshal Ensminger at once of Leeke's presence, but the telegraph office was closed and it was impossible to get .word to Lebanon. As this was the case and the police had no authority to hold him. Mr. Leeke had his own sweet way and left last night.
The Tracy Temperance Talks. At a meeting of the city pastors and the executive committee of the gospel Temperance League this morning the following committees were appointed to arrange for the Tracy meetings:
Finance.—Ross Cohoon, J. B. Johnson and W. S. Moffett. Music.—W. B. Lyle, W. H. Jackson and I). C. Barnhill.
Entertainment.—A. K. Glover, J. C. Barnhill and J. H. Shue. Press. J. M. Martin, T. H. B. McCain, and L. J. Coppage.
Grounds and seats.—J. W. Stroll, J. R. CoonB and H. R. Canine. The meetings will be held in a tent on the lot just west of Prof. Milford's residence on west Main street. The first meeting will be held Thursday evening.
To Be Tried Wednesday.
The injunction suit some ten days ago against the Midland strikers will be tried before Judge Snyder next Wednesday. It is altogether probable that the suit will be successful and the strikers enjoined from interfering with the running of the trains. Young Crawford is consulting his pa in Chicago and expects to witness the overthrow of his enemiea before Thursday morning.
THE ITATA STILL AT SEA. 1
The Charleston Sails—A Fiendish Negro— National Association of Baptists.
had another escapade. Not content- to The Journal. ed with practically clearing the young BIRMINGHAM. Ala., May 18.—A frightbrute of his heinous crime, the thug.j fill collision of two freight trains occurworshippers of Parke county proceeded red this morning at 4 o'clock on the to make his short imprisonment as agree- Lonisville .fc Nashville railroad at Philable as possible for him# He WHS al- oris. J. M. Costello, a brakeman, was lowed to run around town at pleasure killed and his body buried in the wreck, and was followed bv herds of admiring Lester Brown, a fireman, was also killed and awe struck citizens, who pointed and engineer Edwards was mortally him out as "the toughest man in In-1 hurt. Three oil cars took fire and burndiana." Last Saturday afternoon while ed the wreck. The second train was ap-
pronching station too fast and could not Stop in time. AgHociatloti of Xattonal JUijitigtH. Special to The Journal.
CINCINNATI, May 18.—The National
Association of .Baptists began its ses-
the cowcatcher ,, sions this morninp at Pikes Opera
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1 House. Hundreds of delegates are here
from all parts of the United States and
and started for the nearest saloon. By -AA .... 1 Wednesday fullv l.oOO delegates will be seven o'clock he was beastly drunk and ,. r- here to participate in the proceedings, endeavorinc hard to pick a fight. Knowv, Association will continue until the ing the vicious character of the animal 06 th inst. everyone tied at his approach and he gecreta had his own sweet will until he struck
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Skid Galey's saloon. In this XBW YORK, May 18.—Reports from place stood that young social 1 Secretary Blaine's sick room are of the lion, Mr. Chucky Fell, of pugilistic: most cheerful character. He was able I memory and unsavory reputation. to leave his bed this morning. The
and he suffers considerable pain. The Secretary's friends expect him to be able to leave for Washington in a day or two.
Elcctrlc Light Com pa ny Fa tin. Special to Tbe Journal. NEW ALBAXY, May IS.—The New Albany Electric Light, Heat and Power
..-D- Company has made an assignment to hvenas went
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street to the quiet seclusion of I .4 How Immine. ..
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the county jail. The party was safely ClNclJfSATI
inside when Tadie hauled off and gave dekg
The capital stock of
Charles W. Soule.
is 875,000. The liabili
ties are estimated at $50,000. The nssets will amount to the same.
Sails To-ltay.
Special to The Journal.
Cn,,.INAAT1,
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iy 18._A specinl from
from Acapulco. Mexico, savs the Charles-
to Jav tQ jn
']ook
for Uie
xbe E nu,relda has no coal
Special to the Journal.
Mav 1S.—
Ues are here
\1 1.500
to attend the Third
party convention. Thousands more are
expected. A row is imminent.
.4 Ficittilgh Xegra.
Special to The .Journal. D.VNTILLE, Ky.. May 18.—Adin Clark,
a colored lxy aged 18. split open the head of an eight year child of his employer at Bradfordville.
Tadie was completely out of the ring. A message was received from the careless and negligent Sheriff at Rockville this morning asking for Tadie to be brought back to serve out his remaining month. He will be taken down accordingly this evening. Ring claims that he can remember nothing at all after receiving whisky from a prominent citizen of Rockville. except his wild ride on the cow catcher, until he recovered from his trance yesterday morning. If Tadie Ring returns to Crawfordsville after he is released at Rockville he will be pros•jd here to the full extent of the law The Council to Make Some New Regulator his Saturday night's trouble and
Killing Front*.
Special to The Journal. WASHINGTON, May 18.—A Govern
ment special oays that May weather is unusually cold and killing frosts have fallen in the northwest.
31. V. H"ifnsrott Dead.
special to tbe Journal. RICHMOND, Ky., May 18.—M. D.
Wainscott. brother-in-law ot Jnstice Miller, of the Supreme Court, died today.
EQUAL TIME, EQUAL PAY.
tions In Begard to the Police Force. The council meeting this evening promises to be an interesting one and among other things the police force will receive a little regulating. It is altogether probable that the present force will be selected but in regard to the question of duties there promises to be some radical changes made. At present the day police receive 860 and are not on duty as long as the night police who receivd but S50. The council, promises to change all this at to-niglits meeting and adopt the practice of equal time at equal pay. It is not at all probable that the salaries will be raised to SCO all around but a uniform salary of S55 will most likely be the thing. As to duties, the night anil day police will alternate the present day police serving half time at night and the present night police doing day duty half the time. This is the programme at present and some other clianges made also be made but if anything is certain it is very close.
Wm. Vanarsdal has withdrawn apparently for the race for the office of street commissioner and is supporting Tude Hamilton whose chief opjxjnant is Hal McDaniel. Tude Hamilton claims to have a majority already but we will wail until the votes are counted before announcing the result. It might possibly pan out like that vote on the Board of Public Improvements.
Badly Scared.
Yesterday afternoon at Kirkpatrick just as the people were leaving the church the horse of Newton Johnson be came frightened and gave a lunge and jumped into the buggy of Wm. Kitz miller. The latter buggy contained Mr. Kitzmiller and his family. Beyond the breaking of the the shafts of Mr. John 6on's buggy and breaking the top of Mr. Kitzmiller's vehicle no damage was done. The occupants of both buggies, however, were badly scared.
Church Social.
There will IMJ asocial for the benefit of the Altar Guild of St. John's Episcopal church on Tuesday ev.-ninc at the ^nr.?ILJ'.
residence of Mr. Henry Alfrey, corner of pnoe
A GOBGEOUSFIELD DAY.
__ I The High School Girls Exhibitions in High Kicking and Other Specialties.
A FRIGHTFUL RAILROAD WREO&. IU Britton's woods on the Terre Haute •*.. ALABAMA. /-j.road was the scene of a great entertainment this afternoon but
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gentlemen
were present to behold it. The Senior and Junior ladies of the city high school gave their annual field day exercises in the presence of about 100 married ladies who assembled for the purpose of witnessing the festivities and so loudly encored the contests that the noise reached town and all the men in town, who had been cheated out of the secret, started out on' the run. 7"hey arrived too late however and ar rived just after the high kicking match which was the last thing on the programme. An ampetheatre had been arranged and from this were witnessed by 100 ladies and no men contests in nin-j ning, jumping, kicking, fast talking besides an exciting hnrdle race. It was a georgeous sight but no men were allowed in the woods.
M&lachi and the Maid.
Frank Seaman, who lives on Spring street, came into the Mayor's office this morning in no good humor. He swore out a warrant against Mary George, who was released from the county jail last Saturday morning. This loving couple whose amours in Malachi's father's barn caused their incarceration, in the first place, proceeded to look around! for another roosting tree. By chance they learned that Frank Seaman and wife were awav on a visit and as chance! would also have it. the joyous Malachi 1 had a key to the door of the Seaman residence. Thev accordingly went in 1' and passed the night in revelry. By chance again old Coony Scott, the venerable sire of the wayward Malachi, discovered them and when Mr. Seamun came home informed him of the little same. Hence the affidavit, and if, bv another chance, the police run across
Malachi and Mary they will put them in the cooler for another term.
numerous local musicians and the pro-
ICE CREAM
tor Parties or Fainlly'L'se. THK FINKSr IN TIIK CITY
OUB DRINKS:
A Benefit for Eddie Brandkamp. The Wabash glee club will give a eoncert at Music hall next Tuesday evening the proceeds of which will go toward getting a piano for Eddie Brand- FOP Fine Candies kamp. The club will be assisted bv We Lead the Trade.
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house and make the fund large enough to purchase a piano of the best grade.
Jefferson Barracks, Mo., to testifiv L, T"0- P: Doney went to Logansport this morning. against Tom Dillon,'Tom Burke and Chas. _john
T. Melville, the three deserters who were morning. captured here about a month ago. They
are to be court martialed and Conners is to give testimony.
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Statistics-
For the week ending March 14, 1891. Viliti to building, 669 daily average, ll'i. Visits to reading room, 229 daily average, 3S. Visits to parlor and amusement roms, 170 daily average,30 Gymnasium, 40 daily average, 7 Xumber of gymnasium classes, 5. Number of baths taken, 117 daily average, 21.
A Loos,
Smith .t Myers have on exhibition in their drug store window a loon which was captured by a young Mr. Champion up Sugar Creek. It is a rare bird for this part of the country, though Ed Voris says he shot at one a half a dozen times once before he succeeded in killing it.
for the Band Tournament.
A uumljer of entries have already been made for the Fourth of July band tournament. The famous Peru band entered to-day and will contest for all the prizes. They stated in their letters that they expected to get them all, too.
CHIPS.
is reported to be
—William Gregg very low. —The petit jury was made up this morning and the trial of cases begun. —Judge Snyder and Judge Rabb, of Covington, exchanged benches to-day. —The Mayor and Councilmen are locating the points for the electric lights. —Judge Rabb, of Covington, is presiding over the Circuit Court ihis week. —Surveyor Hnnt is no better to-day and the physicans regard his condition as critical. —Al Booher, on removing the floor of his office and corn bin at his feed stable this morning, killed 56 rats. —Alex Conners, one of the jurymen in tbe Pet-tit murder case, is acting on the regular panel for this term. —The ladies of the Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A. will meet in the parlors tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock sharp. —A numlier of commissioned K. of P. meml)ers of DeBavard lodge will confer degrees on a new lodge at Hillsboro tomorrow evening. —Rev. E. T. Spohn, of Darlington, will go to Terre Haute to-morrow to make arrangements with the Vandalia to run an excursion to Kokomo to see the wonders of the natural gas region. —Henry Schwenck who has been out of tbe insane asylum on a sort of a furlough. has grown violent and attempted to talse his own life. He will probaly be returned at once for further treatment.
TOC
10
Water and Jefferson streets. Morgan & Co.
°°n8^ when Shiloh's
«i« cure will give you immediate relief,
cents, 60 cents and 81 Moffett
ICE CREAM SODA WATER, CHICAGO MEAD, GINGER ALE, MOXIE, ORANGE WINE, LEMONADE.
Our Candies are Fresh and Pure,
gramme will be a good one. The man-1 .. __ agement of Music Hall will furnish the II 3l I U110PI MSPKBt, hall free of all expenses and the entire J. O WAMPLER receipts will be for the piano. The: public which is under so many obliga-1 PERSONALS tions to Eddie for his accommodations in years gone by will no doubt fill the
Mos{ Comp|ete jp th# Q.
B.Thomson is in Indtanap-
olis. j: —A. B. Anderson went to Chicago last
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night.
To be Court Martialed. —Louis Bisehof spent Sunday in A sergeant of t-ic-Jregular army arrived 1 Terre Haute. in the city this afternoon bearing a sum- Prof. I. M. Wellington has returned mons for Officer Conners. He is wanted 'rom Chicago.
Foust went to
Indianapolis
York said to be due them.
THE
Trade Palace
la now beiDg filled with
Darling-
—John G. Overton went to ton this morning. —H. H. Gortner, of Goshen, the city over Sunday. —Col. A. A. Sprague started out on the road this morning. —Joe Southard, of Pana, Ills.,' is the guest of W. K. Wallace. —Charles Berry, of Yeedersburg, spent Sunday in the city. —Miss Mary H. Krout returned to Chicago yesterday afternoon. —Fred Rosebro and wife are in from Hot Springs. Ark., on a vacation. —Miss Kittie Grayson, of lndiana]xlis, is the guest of Miss Minnie Stearns. —Wm. H. Morrison, of Morrison & Co., of Indianapolis, jjras in the city today. —Frank Snyder caihe up from Jop. lin, Mo., Saturday evening to spend a few days. —George Neilest went to Louisville last night to settle up the estate of his deceased sister. —Miss Kitty Grayson, of Indianapolis, is the guest of Miss Minnie Strean on west Pike street. —Rev. G. C. Lamb, formerly pastor of the First Presbyterian church is now traveling in Europe. —Mrs. Horace Miner and the bovs are visiting tb"ir Grandma Gerard, "at Crawfordsville.—Frankfort Crescent. —Mrs. A. A. Sprague and Miss Belle Sprague are home again after a long stay at Florence, a popular winter resort in Alabama. —Mrs. F. D. Huestis started today to join her husband in Tacoma, Washington, where she will make her future home. —Misses Bessie and Anna Rose, ct Carthage, Mo., who have been the guests of Sirs. J. W. Greene, went to Green cattle this afternoon. —Jesse D. King, formerly of this county, but now one of the publishers of the Kansas City Chronicle, is here visiting the scenes of his early youth. —C. W. Brown has gone to Washington D. C.. to transact business in the pension office and before the court of claims. Ue was accompanied by his little daughter, Katie. —Curtis Edwards, of Mace, left this afternoon for Louisville where a meeting of the Edwards' heirs will take place on Wednesday to mature measures to secure that §2,000,000 in New
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Carpets, Draperies of all Kinds,
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
was in
Band Men.
The members of the Crawfordsville band and all other Band men in the city that intend remaining here are requested to meet at the county Treasurers office this evening at 7 o'clock for the purpose of organizing a band that will be a credit to the city and act as an escort to all bands expected here on the 4th of July at the bayd tournament..
JNO. B. RICE, Sec.
Shiloh's cure will immediately relieve Croup, Wl!ooping Cough and Bronchitis For sale by Moffett, Morgan & Co.
The largest Stock ever otVered in this market.
We Make a Specialty of Dress Goods and Trimmings to Match. In Fact we keep Everything in the way of
Dry Goods, Cloths, Cassimeres.
We have the Finest Milliner in the State, who is now kets Selecting New Goods for the Spr ing rade
on Hands in Due Time.
TtAt)E? PALACES
in the Mar-
id
will be
Ij'mon Wttfrrs, Oranse Wafers, Vanella Wuler»,
Sugar Wafers, Kalry Wafers. Kgg Uulscult,
Fancy Crenin«,
Fruit lrops, Cantaiitas, l'fi-fTVrncusBe liest liome-Madr Ginger Snaps, Almond liur,
Corned lire f. Clilpprtl Htrf, iltnei, Olive*, Tine Applet.,
"ENSMINGER"
COLLEGE KOTEB.
103 East Main St.
Special Bargains
In Wall Paper this Week.
See Our New Window Shades and Fringe.
ROBINSON &' WALLACE.
SPRING SUITINGS
Curtis has the gri p. Rev.G.P.Fuson lectured in the Chapel yesterday.
Ball, of Prepdom, is the latest edition to Sigma Chi. Greggs, '95, is in college again after a week's sickness.
In all the Latest Styles.
Colman & Murphy,
206 E. Main, 3d Door from Green.
Arb Perry, of Indianapolis, is visiting his Phi Psi brethren, McNutt, Uline and Little have returned from Danville, Ills,
Hoffman will take a position with W. F. Sharpe, the architect, as soon as he graduates.
Arba Perry, of Indianapolis, formerly of '92, with his sister, arrived in the city this morning.
The Sophomores all passed an extraordinarily good examination in chemistry this morning.
DePanw was beaten by Rose Polytechine, and Butler by State University in Saturday's games.
4f# 'Mi''
and reading the questions written on the board posted up on thtin lx'f"re going in.
OHllBOH NOTES.
The Senior commencement- orations doing much good. The church vi'S were handed in this morning. The de- l)oautifully decorated with flowers and linquents were severely reprimanded. the auditorium has just been cleaned.
Prof. King consulted with two Sen-' papered and frescoed. The organ h«a iors this morning with such effect that' also received tuning and been rethey have not yet forgotten the inter- paired. view.
The Sophs can tell Prof. Smith some- SHILOH'S COUGH and
thing about examinations to his inter-! tion Cure is sold by us on a
est. Chemistry has no charms for! It ourt* consumption. For sale by th»m. The climbed up to th* window Moffett, Morgan & Co.
meet this
The Epworth League will this evening. The Women's Foreign Missionary sooeiety, of the Methodist chureli.will give asocial Thursday evening.
There will be no services at any of the churches next Sunday evening °!V account of the temperance meeting to be held by Dr. Tracy.
Rev. R. S. Inglis, the new minister at the First Presbyterian church commenced his labors yesterday and delivered sermons in the morning and evening. He was greeted by large congregations and in his introductory reiniirk^ he said that ho hoped that he wonkl have the cordial support of every member of the church- His sermons were well received by the audience and lie has a bright prospect before him for doing much good. The church
Consump-
guarantee,