Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 September 1891 — Page 4

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PRINTED EVERY WEEK DAY AFTERNOON, By T. B. McCAIN.

'Eutered at the postofheo aiV r:»« tords wile Indiana. us M-tond-i las-matter,

THE DAILY JOPKNAL.

By inui). |MT annum Ity man, ?ix month Hy mail, three momith By carrier, per ixt'K

IMt—Catharine Parrlxthami

f.YOO

... .'.do ... l.:to .i 10 I

THK WKKKLV JOl'KNAL.

Three months SiA months One

Kitjear

papers M*ut outside the county additional for Tlx*

WIIBKI.V|n»»tage.

.. MO

lt cents

mu-t invariably In* paid lor tu

Advance, ?»end postal note or money order.

S.VTl'KDAY. SKIT.

1 VI.

This Date iD History

wife of Henry VIII.

died: born l.'U she wa» I'Mce married tx-fore the fix* of Ja third iimo to the king ami a fourth time to Sir Thomas Seymour, •'.n and died at the birth of her 0$ first child.

ISM ~Kd ward Ifomivr. noted persecutor and bishop un der Queen Atarv. the Mar-naNea .prima: born l&VH^ahiumj KuaelkMi. who governed Franco t'rou} litis to born in Pari*: died thero in I N I iS an ii in 1 7 1 IttR»-L.Nhuta.at}d•).la Kreticli garri

T.ori-

WJIKKK aro those biL'B prices ]redieted as \lie result of the M'K»i !ey

law.' Will anv J^eiiiocrat answer':

A\TI:T.,

the s*alli«u

Tm .b

Terre Haut^.

which promifteil to be an i^sue in the

Lest campaign, has been assessed at

Slo.iMMl, and he wiil now probably "-'drop "out of i?ight."

N«»vv is the time of the .county fair.: with its cattle shows, (rotting matches, I

agricultural ami mechanir'al exhiliitionj?.

nnd crowds »f fanners, hapj'»y that this

is the farmer's year of years--••••in America.

IUNM

the past month the American

^.farmers realized ah average of

UuiI a day for wheat «fhippe«l Jo Kuro]«\ ft doesn't look verv 'much 'like the farmers are going

the. deliin»t!« iil:

bow-wows as* our Aliiat ha\e us behev*'.

frM-nd- would

New Y, ork

E'•

/V.xf.which

sebiotn says a good word about anv.

thing K"pubiican, declares that President Harrison's Albanv speech

:ing a veto for any free coinage 'bill that

would «'oine to him, has timed the bus? iness title in this country ami .is bring

ing on tinancial prosperity. This is the

way all honest and competent....iUthori-

ties look at the matter.

Tur \ndianapohs Xftrs is the most

violent free-trade paper in Indiana, yet it says:

"The outlook for a great fall trade was never brighter in any year than it is now. nor in any eountrv than it is with us. Unless all signs fad it will be the largest in volume jjnd most remunerative in return of any in many years,"

This (hies not indicate that the in

It would.

.1 I- '""1

rea.lfu ealannt.es the .\ „s predu-ted

volume of money in circulation

no.v is Sl,.")UO,0( 7,r,r,5, or ^-2'\ ]»er capita. I Miring the war, or in

In'.'J,

it wa- bi.t

10JJ er

capita. .:.,frhe circulation was increased'last year ^7(»,H(MI,(IIH). This 'was done

nnder our present silver law winch en-iible.-A the government .to issue notes

•upoti four ami a half mdl on o»i,, •.«, o» iii^nth. This .is a healthy increase

.the currency.-ami keep'- ooM?u 's-

an efpt.d.t} \itb

fiiUM on f'dol'ar^or what

f/mi

We iiiTer Mie 1 i• i]. il 11, afor any case ot' eatarrh (hat.

11 «iinl

it'uri-.l hy taking I lall'K iitar: ii 11 re !•'.

.1.

(.'nr.NI'.v A

A .Nulnl Un«ton Divine*

F-inVAKD

viv

PUANUE.

son,. a by

1&>X— Min'fr hHi tk'sa.V.Llin.i'sUfiu' ^taiioii,'!

'at .V.:

srv.

•o.d ,M»*re:ieid. W. a, 1NI \V heeler's cavalry fouuht

TlVe ,« .itvr UoyaV at Exr-lvr, England. 'bUrncd un-.i IV Hv»is' lost,. George L, .. f^erk.tiiS^ ut Norwich, Cor\u.. a^cil li*l yvni,, (,»eiivra» discovery that '-potato cr«p in half of Ireland wast a taiUjrc and taming

Tiir. MeKinlev pmvs are'.making K-

publicim votes. V-

KVEKKTT HA

HZ,

Rrv. E«l\vjinl Evorvtt Hale, one of Boston's famous clergymen, was born in that city April

.'J. iS22.

He ^railuatcil

from Harvard in ISM, and became an usher in th«« Latin school. In 1^-12 he

\VJ*S IIEENSED t»

preach l»v the l'»'ST(?n As-

s«H.'iation of Cin^re^ational Ministers, Hi* firsit tv^ular eharire was the Church of tile I'nity. tn Worcester, where he reI nrnnvl fri»ni 1 10 to wlh-n he becaine pator »f his present church, the.: Muntt, Charle.s

Houth ron^tvirat'iuiial iUnitarian), iostoii: I'Jr. Hale is a thorough tM.-wspaper an. having risen frt'in rep'rt»*r t« -.it"i :n chit.'i ot the IViston I.auv Advirtiftii*.

1.1111•* Jat-U 1 ivo-**! irk*.

•Tttas It ft^htini! iho tiurd dtvbion »vt: Hill cnmmcmd l:i the iUWrm s^: thcuvj'ist ns iu{.*ht was fail\vt«.!h»isht?d theoojfin-it hand ti ham\.

Our rank-* vvt,-n thiuijfd.nnd thenum lial ta-t-ed h'.jjrafterhour"? the hnrd t«u^ht day. With i-.iMevn* i-uiptv ami knapsaeks ivin^ on tli- ^ruund ia .camp .when \\e maivhed -ftWj"".

.Cbrjoral Hunt had .sta^d )»sl'lo me all through th«* tU-ht a.s mir rncti wcnt duwji Tlmi tall, hluc raip in its »waths lyiai:, th«? eartli whoro it /i.id hceii bru^vu. Tlio clelt t^vi« drr-pi-vd from tljo tree* nborc as, cut by tho bullvts which wUirftlcd thi*n\ •Aiid with hibore'l Srvathin^ uv claiubcrcd forward, jimtterih, i'uii tuncs a cur?o prayer.

Liuic. Jack Two-Sticks the company's drumL'r—you »eo wy had liiekimnies amonjc tl hoy»— as drumming away at my left, and belpiiit t«i di-jtdefi the shriek of th\»e leaden toys. Jack wa» a lad, and a little fellow about the size of mv yonriKot ^irl I had left at heme cyc^ the saim* color, and -hair that was always trying t*» curl.

the corjKiral .shouted', little chap drumming

"Look at that boy!" "Lo«»k at that awjiy-'I" And v.c sort i»f vmiled in each other's fiictfs^ "Hv taki-s it as cool a^ .if it Were p!av!'' And the powder griined factr. of t|K corporal softeticd, then suddtiily .hiirdoiied, and dowu'ii./ fell. VNNhat. Ilijiit. :\ro yoti h!t?^ made ho any wt.'r^and I heard in thpfrojjt tne rebel .--.A^d

our.-^colonel shoutcd^^"Char^ d'^i'eiicts,

riished ihi'ou^ii thu Uiii.kct to

lake my paM,

Lcav iji'-r Jie,c-««r] wj-ut

uii: tJie.c-..rpoj-ut iviy^ «jUkr with a mia'ioV.-bc put in thorough repair at public cost !«tl mlibff.tiia.it 1m irt. Affairs,' have' almoM. srttici i,', We h'tiu'ht and wo won svuh the little handful k'lt «f our bravo old 'Company G. Our coiojud dntpp»-d.'hail' r-iwc, and shouted,• I'resi- 1"oliow them, hoyt Not a man stayd witli me." promis-i But after the cannon had -topped their rattle and after the'bullets had Ceased their play!

And we sc.'irched f»r our coiuradcs,! heard the druiuminu' of Uttlo Jack Twn.^i'icks. far away^

tioned his jacket was torn und the front

p« I thought of my i^iri as 1 watched him faintly beat nit thelouu r«dl there to the dead. How did it Co—wijM heat?" he w-hispered, "Wo Huved the day at the last—we won!"

tor

mousMeKinley liil' lias vet produeeil the

W e. the nmU rsi|.rn»d.ha\f Utiou I

W I.^R A* 1 UI'AX, HOU'MALE 1 IRIIHUISTFI, Toledo. I.

W.u.niMi, KINNAN

MAI

llitpillf llnnsifrs.

Win. TiininotiH. INstuuisler of Idavillo I lid., writeH: Kleet ne Hitters iian done' more flit- me than all other mediemeul eoiiibineii, for thai bad feeling arising! fr.im Kidncv and I.'.ver Iro.ible." .lo'in Ijeslie, fiicr and sloeklnail, of Willie piiu'i", say "1'ind l''.leetric HMHTH to l»' the best Kidney and I.iver mifhciiie, made ii it: fi-»l like a new man." .1. W. liardiier. hardware merchant, uaine (own sa_\f.: Kleetnr lhtterK

Write t«* motlo'rabout it"—hi.*hands fell lifeh.*?s, and little dark Two-Sticks' lrum-i initiLj was done.

I!AV:

"i'

A.,,1

thu lii.l- chap in the

with hulr ir« tiirun«l with liluod to curl.

i'U ,i-.i

ot liiv:! liisti'.',,

(O.L'.I.J.S |,, II

VIN,

IH JIIHI

for a man who

.-titTened with blood to curl.

But of all the siclits tlmt the Wilderness shadow-, were trying to hide as the smoke clouds lied. The saddest of all was that little fellow beatini the hmtf roll there for the h'ad -Marion Manviilc.

THE Vl£,?Y LATEST.

co«\ mn ut 1 1 1 .r faM I iv m» I

i}\% r\ 4tbcr"'-

ver kjmb- "J-

h.,fj

{of tile

}t Is ,*

pKr{» -.I t'l st ip the v* pmJsmg tm rd inane«» t'» ruik a e«»w «,t /Ar,r»*

ttf'-

.mme/-reMfl

A.K

favor in ai) '.ipn er ::i su:

(jlieney lor tlie l,i--l 1 "p \i.ir-- mi' hi'neve him |»-rfeetlv honorable all hiisme^H ransaetioiiH, and linmuMally able to carry out any obligations iiitide liy th"ir tiriii.

Wholesale

I 'nij{e?iKt*, 'I'olcdo, (). II.ill's Catarrh Cure is taken inlernallv acting ihrii'tlx ii|on th»* blood and uiiieous ftiirfaecs of the svsti'iu. Teslitnon- I

ails sent free. vSSold !iv all drii!

I'riee :gistn.

'5e. ]MT bottle

the thing

all run do., and don't!

eare whether lie livepor dien he found I new strength, good npjK'titc and felt just like lie had a new leaw on life. Onlv I TiOc.

Nye ,v-

CO'B.

Drug Store.

EGAS DENIES IT.

The Minister to Chill Contradicts Stories Told About Him.,

A PARTISAN OF BALMACEDA.

Ills KflTort* Were In the Direction of

I'CIUP

ami the Prevention of lllootlslieri—AfTUIrrt

SANTIAGO,

AJO»UIII-

Quiet Aspect.

A TAI.K WITH KOAN\

Sept. H,—Iu an interview

United States Minister K^an denied eniphutioally the charges tiiat he was un ardent partisan of the late President ]{altnaceda, or that he had profited or expected to prulit by certain nitrate and railroad contracts. "Ever since my arrival here/* continned Mr. Kjran, with a trace of bitWrness in his voice, "the Knjjtish, who sire naturally antagonistic to me, have looked with a jealous eye on my success in obtaining recognition for American citizens and payment of their claims So far as m\ sympathies go they are extended to all. For four months my house was the asylum of men like Kdward

Walker-Martinez.. Au-

''gust in 1'Mwanls and other prominent oppoMtion leaders. Together with Consul Metreery I have savetl from death ami imprisonment many men. I

There are to-dav in the legation twenty of the mure prominent, adherents of 1 ialmaceda who lmve not lettthe eoun- I try."

with its iiuiet, hej, inninir of the trouhle. Siu !n

|ir«y«T tnr my link' K-irl. anees ivill he eonfiseateil bv th..

.l,trk,.,a

sU,-,.in«. visional ifovernme .. •, will

bill*» of

I.I

If nie nrttstn il-i-be

,si::u-

eoniiiaij-

'i order lie' t"vumber.

,e th

I'n rp* I

,M IN„'

oi i!!!cr int'i I'leniii't licinir ooolin winter.

•if-!"

t'si- t.'.ie •r..i:n«l v/uruier

1'i'ofih- of we i!t,h are nilo tin them I in shape, of some of tiie new jplothes for Krejichniei! is eeei-ntrie in the extri,ue. ine fiort.if jackft is worn buttoned at tlie waist, with skirts like a frock' eo it. arid a very low-erowned hroiul-briiiuiied hat mak.'sthe T.-irisiuns look like Knirlish curatvi

ricak.*'

A BLIND I'AIVTrit, —iiariier's Uazor

jnis-er Kgan says he began to make proptjsals to lhilmaeeda August *J0, that in the event of his defeat, and in urtler to av«dd further bloodshed he should deliver the government into the hands of Wen. Hatjueilauo. It was on the night of August 'J- that, forced by stern neeeswity, Halmaeeda had to atlix his signature to the decree completing the surrender.

Members of the junta and leaders of the opposition as well as Halmaeedist ex-otlieials all agree that Mr. Kgan has done much to save the credit of the Cnited States. Senor Kdwardo Matte. one of the foremost of the opposition leaders, said: "When the time comes I •laud ready to vouch for Minister Kgan's behavior in every way. He is a gentleman, honorable and loyal to the conntry of his adoption.*" .American residents in Satiago and Valparaiso atlirm the views expressed by Senor Matte, while regretting Mr. Kgan's selection as minister to t'hili from an American -standpoint.

All of Ualmaeeda army has surren-i-dered to the junta except Col. Stephen, with about, twvnty-tive cavalrymen. 1 hey have g.jiu- tti Argentine, where it is expected they will engage in guerrilla raids until they are. capturetl. It has been decided by the. junta to return the steamers which were emplnvetl as transports to their.owners. Thcv will

tile ante-bellum state of quiet and order. 1 here has been nothing

The governments of liia/.il and Peru have officially congratulated the junta on the victory of the congressional party and the restoration of peace in Chili. A decree has been issued by the

Queer that Jack wasn't up with the comjmny, as the sharp tattoo of his drum we In-ard. But it suddenly changed to a'muffled lon» roll. and live of a» started without a word And followed the sound through the WilderneH shadows. There, with hi* hack tu a fallen tree. And six ot his comrades dead nround hliu, be(f junta announcing that the notes issued was beating the lone roil for Company ii. during the revolution by iSahnaceda ••U'V. old chap, art* y.ju l.urrr" wu

W W

1 ljl us

UMir-hiM his beitii reinoved- and the liugi. tiiimbt 1 of. t(,de^r/"aius."prove that eoUiuu-rcial iraiisatitliiiis ar.fi beingeondui ti-d *is In nn'e the w.'ir 'Die ('l nil 111 .11111, umcillllv ii ilified V, '.doini tiiat.'. abv of til',, lei ..M on f.erinan

ijj,,

ho rre ,'K'-

niseii lit .in, e.xceiit political crimes 1-f gu, up but that those who ail: ,I«-Used of. poliviyftl ,inVii'if4 purely id be 1 nidi on lleu.irai gri.innl It is thought that the same course will be puistK.il b, the American minister and Adin.nu lb.,un, though they have not as lei made anv detinite that elVect. -n. Uaiiiiedano has written a letter to Senor Jorge Montt. chief of the junta, explaining the reason why Santiago was left in the hands of a mob August »,i and ), after the Might of r.alinuecda. The soldiers, lie said, threw down their arms and refused absolutely to obey orders the police deserted, taking arms and horses, so that the authorities were left entirely without means of maintaining order. I luring the time the mob was in control of the city the housesof over seventy-live ,,f lllilmaceda's most prominent partisans wero sacked anil many of them burned.

VAI.I-AIIAISO.

proposal to

Sept. f..—Tile congres

sional army was composed verv largely of volunteers. So secure do the members »f the junta feel in their pie •sition at present that they have given orders that any of the volunteers who wish to do so may return to their homes, and hence the late victorious armv is rapidly disintegrating. In a few days it will hardly be possible to see signs of the late war.''

many

The i|Ucstioii of the refugees

ooartt :h.' American and (Icrman war» ships has been settled definitely. ho United Mates cruiser Haltimore sailed Friday, presumably for Callao, having on board Senors Mollendc», Hanadas, Espinostt, tnuh»y, lVren Montt and seventeen other less prominent Ualmaeedists.

WASHINOTON,

Sept. 5.—Cablegrams

were sent from the stat« department to Minister Kgan Friday afternoon. They were the outcome- of Secretary Tracy's consultation with President Harrison, and Acting Secretary WharI ton was merely the medium for their transmission. While the authorities will not allow the announcement to be ollioially made that Minister Kgan has been instructed to recognize the eongressionalists they admit that the preliminaries have been taken toward that end. The advices received from the minister and from Admiral ltrown have been sufficiently clear as to the fact that the congre sionalists constitute the only government now in Chili, but there is a doubt whether public order had been sullicientlv restored and tin* rioting in the various cities stopped so that the element of stability could be preserved. This doubt seems also to have been settled and the news of the otlieial recognition of the junta by the l.'uited States may be looked for as soon as Minister Kgan receives his instructions. It is stated that the minister may not come home as soon as this duty is performed, but he is expected in Washington to report within the next two or three months.

The course of Admiral I'.rownand Minister Kgan in protecting the refugees is approved by the administration. Experience with South American revolutions has shown that foreign countries cann«'.»t atVord to accede to the demands generally made by the victorious party for the delivery to it of the refugees who have found shelter in the foreign legation.

BASEBALL.

Scores Made in tin* I'rolVtHional (ounea I'layed on I'rUlay. National Ii-a^ut- (ramos on 1'i iilay rosultt'il as follows: At Cluoa^ro—Chicago, fi ltosti.m, At CU'vi'hmd—N^w York. :i: I'lirvi-laiul, 2. At l'itt.-lmrtrli rittslim-j.'-li. i: Brooklyn. 0.

AtniM-ic-an Association: At Philadel-phia—Athli-tio. Milwaukee. 5 (eleven iuninrrs). At Iloston— llostou, II C\v himl)its, j. At Washington—Washington, Haltimore. 0.

Western association: At Sioux CitvJ Kansas I'ity. -J: Sioux City. 1. At Omaha—Denver. 14: Omaha. ii. lllinois-Iouu loairue At Joliet— .loliet. i.iuiney. :i: 'Juine.v. L! .loliet. 0 (two ^arnesi.

WiseoiiT-in Leairue: At. Oshkosh Obhkosh. .": I'oiulrlu I,at*. 4.

MADE A RICH HAUL.

it.-

cided as yet regarding the elections and the establishment of a constitutional government. It will take several weeks at least before the necessary arrangements for this can be completed. and in the meantime the junta de gobterno will administer the atfairs of the country.

leva- 'train ItohOer* Saul to llave 4 "M-eured tf'M.oo,) .---Troop* In Pursuit, ANT"N'.O. Tex., Sept.. :. A large I is in pursuit, of the bandits who robbed a Southern i'.icilic train at Del Uio. and it is believe that they will be captured in a 'few hours It is now stated positively that the robbers secured -Mr,.mi,'i from tlie Wells-Fargo Express Company and the amount stolen from the mails will run the amount up to s-jii.uixi. A regiment of Mexican soldiers is pursuing the bandits on tin.- west side of the Uio Crande.

PACED A MILE IN 2:06.

riieiiiuiM'iml Till... A111.trI-• I to llave linn 3late at 1 Mlelendt'iiee, la.

IN'II:I'I:NIII:XCK.

I'.'ffal hy the now

ivi'nuiieil An investigation of accounts at the banks shows that many of the Halinaceilist Ollieials had taken eare to pretty well feather their nests. lialanees running from ^:o.yyi) to upwards of il,ouii.cido are carried in the names of men who Were known to be poor before the balro used as a fund to meet the note issues under 1 lalmaceda's regime. he lines of the Trans.undine Telegraph Company, operated between aiparaiso. liili and llr •nos \vres. Argentine, wen: restored ritlnv morning. ri ooi nmg telegraph euMiinnuicat.on between Kuropi*. th.- I'nited Stute-, and Argentine, via .-dv.'stoi. ii sto:,iti,m of the Transalpine''Telegraph oinp my's lilies, is Lproof tliat ordi 1 Igns ihrouguout Ciiil:. All

la.. Sept. "..—Two of

the world records were broken in practice here I'riday. Allcrton trotted the inih'in'J:l(i Hat. crowning himself king of stallions and enhancing his value S'HI.OOO. Ilirect, the little black pacing wonder, covered the mile in •J:(|ii. breaking the world's stallion records for both trotters and pacers and traveling the fastest mile that ever was made in a snlk\*

Made Minister to llayti.

("A

l-r.

MAY.

X. .1., Sept. '..—The

president has appointed John S. Durham. of Kentucky, minister resident and consul general to llayti. Mr. Durham is now consul at San Domingo, and is a colored man of edueatior and ability. 1 his ti ailsfer was made also on account of the necessity of dispatch, owing to the presence of yellow lever and the revolutionary tr«mhies. I.v

i-'outul to in* a iNlauller"After'"Death'

STIU.WA

I'M:. Minn,.

U. 5.

Kx-

perts who have examined tlie books of Martin Mower, president of the St. Croix boom corporation, who died some time since, found that he was shoi't ^O.TOI TS, :tiH!?tlie. (.,,inp:iny appeared- by altiiriiev IiiVfore: tin probate court and iske-l that th!- amount ne allowed -from the Mower estate,

fill I.I 1 he I III- i.i.ai!

CiUfvcio. Sept. ... The national world's i.'iir commissioners at their .ses•si'Jii Kridav, afternoon by a vote of r,:, t„ !i auiuuinc.ed 1 lieniseivi'.s in favor of cooperating with the local board of directors in asking congress at its next session for a loan of jf.",,qi»«,«00 in aid of the .enterprise.

It* Capital *1 1.."00,000.

XKW VIIUK.

Sept. r».—The .National

lube Works Company has been organized under tlie laws of New Jersey.' Its present capital is .?n..Ml(i.()u». It comprises the National tube works, of I'iUsburgli.Monongahcla I'urnaee Company and the Iloston iron and steel worlv

N" al Whll,.~ IM^ OI1 Mlrh.

ICAI.AMA/.IIO.

Mich., Sept. ft.—The re

port published by some Chicago papers concerning sixteen men being killed by all explosion in a dynamite factory at White I'igeou is erroneous. Xo Mich explosion occurred and no factory ot the kind is located there.

lliirrlt.l|. Mnrin elf S.llclit,

MANSFIKI.I.,

(I..

Sept V—Alfred lied-

rick, an old citizen, during a tit of temporary insanity poured coal oil over his clothing and set himself on fire. He died several hours afterward in great agon v.

It is announced that the wool product of Ohio will amount to'JU,000,008 pounds this year.

AN OUTLAW KILLED. IV.

Wlio lla.4 shot auy Months,

llnmioii Mi.1 Men It 1 an

Shot.

JACKSONVII.MC,

IH HISevenUIUHC

RIIL,

Sept

5.—Har

mon Murray, the notorious colored outlaw, who lias dotted the authorities for nearly a year and terrorized a wide section of country, wa* killed about daylight Friday morning by Hardy Early, a colored lad of

17.

The killing

occurred in a swamp uear Archer. Flu. Murray called on Early about 4 o'clock and ordered him to go with him to Archer, where he said he was going to "kill some crackers" and then leave Alachua county. Early did not want to go am! said he had no gun, but Murray took Early to the latter's brother's house ami made him produec a doubleburrclcd shotgun. Hoth barrels were loaded with buckshot and Early put in iifteen more in one barrel. The two then started toward Archer, having to pass through a swamp or. the way. When they got into the swamp Early pretended he did not know this trail and asked Murray to lead. Murray took the lead ami immediately Early poured I the content* of both barrels into the back of Murray's head, killing him in-| stantly. Eatly then notified the people at Archer and a crowd went to the spot, brought the corpse to town! and afterwards sent- it to (*ainesville. The excitement there was intense, as several lyneliings of Murray's confederate.-. have occurred in that vicinity. 1'ariy was the hero of the hour and was mounted on a box. from which he made a speech describing the alVair. lie will get sM.oOO in rewards. Murray had killed seven men within the last few months ami was as fearless as he was bloodthirsty^

WHEAT EXPORTS.

During tin* Week 5,-t 11 Husheis Were sent Out of the Country.

NKW YOKK.

Sept.

5.—ltradstreet's

says: Exports of wheat (with Hour included}, both coasts, this week are 5,441,MO bushels, against or»4 bushels last week. 1*7 bushels the week before, and •"*, 147,:t.s0 bushels the second week in August. 'Hie decline is due to smaller exports from San Francisco. If Montreal shipments are included the week's total is nearly .V.K)J,00u bushels (wheat and Hour), against one-«iiuirter as much for the like week a year ago. In like weeks in 1S39, IsS* and 1**7 the United States total shipments of wheat and Hour ranged from 2,07l*,iK»u to *i.slll.OOO and to •J.Mtil,0U0 bushels respectively. Total exports from the I'nited States, both coasts, for ten weeks equal nearly .T.K000,WMi bushels. In lS'jO the like total (including Montreal) was only :M..V»r.000 bushels. In the total (I'nited States exclusively was

IH,7t20.(KM)

'I he lir.nly status.

Cnicoi'Ki.. Mass, Sept. 5.—- rhc main portion'of the bronze statue ot Henry \V. (»rady. -the southern :«uthor. journalist and orator, was .successfully cast at the Ames foundry Thursday. The statue will soon be completed and shipped to Atlanta. It will be one ami one-half times, life size. The work has been delayed so that the original date for unveiling the statue. September 10, will have to be changed.

THE MARKETS. (.trains, I'roviHioiM. Ktc. CHICAUO. Sept. 4

Fu»-rH—Qut»«t but st«'.fnly. Sprlnc W ucnts,

W.,V»I//

V:5 bakers'. f4.,V Wintet

Wheat Klour Patents, Wuo^iid. Htrai^hts. f4 WHEAT-Steady with light trailing. No. September.,',*3Ueccmter,d!.UJ^^hU14 May. Tl.iH^i^l.oT^.

COHN—Fairly active ami lower. No. 2. 67-2 No. Ye'.low. 67^fW^c No. 3. »V^i^.fVlc: No. 3 Yellow. September, October. ?s»i Year, 4SU^49c May, 4«$^ 'T'ITIkc.

OATS—Slow. No. 2 cash. 99V3!ASc Sop tember, October, c: May, e. Saniplcri steatly. No. :i. aTii^Jc No.White, 29Hdi31e No. ^v^'^.i^c No. White, 3a-c:«c.

HYE—Firm.

No. a casli. Scptem

ber. Sc.

HAS?^(i(.SX'-»c: H'I.KV—'.joodOctober,

barley steady ami unsounc

very ilull. Choice to tine, ftKjpV.c fair to uo..d, 5tff/?»Sc: common, l(VriV)c, low grade utisouuil, M.V'/,IOc.

MKSS POKK~'Trutliui ipilte active nnd prices hlgln.T at i»1u.6^*10.T5 lor cash: $IQ.GO.&10.T for Sept.-mber Jlu.ni^lO.'JS lot October: *11 r- ll/.'.r» for beceuiber, nnd l3.gKai:t.72'i for .1 anu iry.

LAUD

Market tnoderuteiy. active arid price.'

hlidmr. Quotations ranged at fot cas.ii y»j for September lor October, and for January.'

POCLTKY Live'.'Chickens, 10c per Ux Live Turkey^.'-t^Oc per lb Live Ducks, 10* per lb.: Liv.' GoeKe. })er do/t-n."

Uurn-.H^ereamery. Dairy, W^lHc l^u-klnj?'Stocks ll^ll'icv O W in W 8 W WhitP't»'"0 M:c}ii^ui Prime Wiiite. Wa ter Wlilto lu ,c Indiana Pjfme White, W'.,c Water '.Vhile. l(.»c ileadii^ht. JT-'i test, Gasoiiho, H7 Ue^.-Vle "I dea's, s^c.

Li','i'oi{s--Di-»tiUcd Spirits remain steady on the basis of is per iral. for linished ooils. NKW YOKK, Sept. 1.

WUKAT Opened.

H$V4c

up declined 1®

l^c rcactvd %Ti,?.»e on local latluences quiet. September. US^I.Ort: October, l.OTVi Nnvemb»"?r. il.0S?i(ftl.i»y 5-10 Decouiber, 9l.09*4«TM l'' January. fl.lU^^l. 12^ May,

COHN— Dull, lower, easy. No. 2, 7Pittt Trtc. OATS—Dull, weak. Western, 33^44c.

PHOVtsiONS— Ucef—-Quiet, easy. Kxtra mess, tauOr^-W). family, $1 Pork-Quiet, steady New mess. ?II.5U^ii».00 old mess, *10.00

(UIO.?.rj

extra prime, $10 25(^10.75. Lard—Ex*

cited, higher on repeal of Oerman duty on bacon. Steam rendered, *7.30. Cl.KVKT-ANI, O., Sept. 4.

PKTHot.Kr.M-Quiet. Standard white 110. 6S,c 74 Kasoltue, 7c 80 gasoline, 10c (i3 nnph* tha, 6Hc.

I«ive .Stork. CHirAGO, Sept. 4.

CATTI.K—Market

fairly well supported. Quotations ranged at JA.T&frA'A) for prirno to fancy shipping steers: N.lfri/Jt.M for good to choico do f4.0Tt4.i\5 for common to fair do $3.75^ 4.40 for butchers' steers fy.0«.K(£3.00 for stock ers *2.'«?0'/.3 K) for Texan* fclOOQ{.I.OT for rangers $tf.00'(£3.fr) for feeders: ?l..S0^i!,.VJ for cows $l.Wtt3.CW for bulls, and tt.:.0(&5.00 for Veal Calves.

Hoiis—Market rather active and the feolin# decidedly stronger. Price* advanced ft&lftc. Sales ranged at i2.30fM.ar. for Pigs: W.T0&5.7Q for light 30/64.K5 for rough packing 14.80$ 5.SO for :ni\"d. and ¥4.(M'^6.40 for heavy pack* iair and shiowia-' lot*.

ewe enjoys

Both the method and rc«iiN Syrup of Figs taken end refreshing to the taste

uemly yet promptly on the KiMver and Bowels, cleanses il" -m effectiially, dispels oM, ', !ie= and fevers and oiirc, j. ••oiistipation. .Svni[. ..f J.- ,. !lly leilit il of' il ,| 'Mor-d, pleasin^ to !..

lillit0

"S'talilc to tiie ^b!iia.,!i,

)ri

...

its action ami truly l.ei„:ii(: .'I "iicets, Jircpaird only -f iuv.li l.iy ami n^rccalilo sufetj' ..] lUKiiv cxci !!*ut liualiiies,. ,..]) all and have' made it ivmcc. .• krh-An.* «d* rio* gjjip by a i. "i-ot have it i:'.'" it rn.nijitly for ai/y t.i try .iot'acc.,

nr:

ZALX'QF.XIA FIG 5YMJP .-V

'•/(jj'tis*- Ht KY ttf

I Bermuda

bush

els: in Isss it was ^l,suu.ot»u bushels, and in 1"^7 it was :VM.OOO bushels. For five weeks- past the average vvecklv total of wheat land tlourl exported as above from the Fnited States has een .•».S4"»,U00 bu-di.ds.

Bottled

I file (or I lie

ilnolor, I can nlloril in "ip monei." »iV.nl I tlial

Impflintlliic. try

SCOTT MULSIOI

OF PURE NORWrcui

COD LIVER 0IL.1 I sometimes call II llcriiiuUa nJ It'll, anil innnyrn.c. ..t

CONSUMPTION

Bronchitis, ('uuirh

or iSfifiv fnj

have Mini

ailMiiiinse Is Hint 1 lie mo.i .1 live siomacli ran take 11. ini.iiJ tiling wlitrli einiiieiMil. Ii 1, -1 11111 ImInar pn.pcriiK 111 rlii' popluisplilles IiIt-li II ciinini] Hon will mill It for nlc 111 Itrinciflst's lint see

MIU CI-I

orlKinal SCOTT'S i:.MUMV

*^•0 'In No' iiC.-l M-

N'o iceto N II- yfi'Mit b'Uid mv7', taev.tiJlJ i»1 -'r-' heit i.'meinbc'Cjj'ihjit oh I u'v, 1J»1, it A\^*t ot'l'-ifil hv ik t*»u*.e I" tin» t'rn.ul rl tiro 1 unittei"-iV's iuiit:nw 11 Wa«-hineT"ii de^ ^fd Ion. \x-. I ai 1 -nil lint- ea^t mttrcsri »i -t at-1 lie sout h«*est eoraer 1 i* n'! 1 veyed ti» ?.ald t*tt•'..!•). srtiise-.i ,'-! MKIIIOU D. Mans »n ooMay, ninv thence noriti 1 t»nct cijrhtviSOi l'eet,'tlu'SMt^ lee(. thetiee ej^ljtv ih twenty C'lb feet to the reiened theClty l.*»»t*«siiSssi*ih• rs '1 ac Ion theioon, xmi tha? *-nii fi?y ionert: huvinyon tl.er tiiirU^«t st IHt'l. tiled a titiiiee in-Vjiv'. «'lti*r would meet for the -j.urpuse.Vof. denee a -»i:ar benVtlt^uultiten.'on at the ofliee of ihrMny'TO' at o'clock a. m.. Tut"»lu'. uio! I Sill.

Nolice is therefore iiervhy irn'vM Uniisviile. New AIl'-my I Coinpany ol thedav ih-dI m^ioneVs will meet to 'n.-ar iurtitai "il ^aid luntterol Wnsliiyyton street.

Wlti o«--» tnv hand a1)l the.^c.i'/'^'l Crawtord-viile, Indiana, this shir«l«I-,l tember 1S!»1. .• iv,

Tir:i-

TON IN-HK^IUKNT?.

Notice to Non-Hesid-MH »f}'!

openiinr and e.vJeii^ion of, {•i'1"" Hi' it OMneint'ered :h «r.ioiv-Uu' Julv. I S!»|, it wu* or.iervl 1 ouneil of lie ('ny of' 'rawi- rhvthat the matter of_-opvUUt|r-a*1 tfipron stre» li in lthen*ol' south 10 Perry -treei.-'M'-«IK- tjitx- ('•'tninl^y.lotaT* b»rtK on. and that s-iid rity ta!i)iv on the ltd of "«ej»t od»er.'' ta.'» in my oltiee.that they w'"purpose of heartotf'.cywc"'''" tKMielits and darn.iwes

the .Mayor of so ely ', Thursday, October Noi lee Kill' Cowioi. Jns- ph John.f sou and MVdviua .f. f/nl

When atd-Cily hear I'Videnc"* .and. f' posed st r»*ei

W ilaew- my haod of t'rau ifle, ,s«.pttMpl» j, Si*5.

INI. HCMI'HUBVS' SI I:CU N« carefully prepared |»r«^rni'tK vears la private i.rnrtU-ewiUe'Ut thirty years lined by the|«-ei'h\ clflrlflati|M-el(tl eure for

These S|mm'U1CS cure wlttieiit ,1 llig or reduolng the s*te»:. de^ltheHOverelgn reiiiedn 1

tJsT or PRtNCIt'AL SOS. 1 Keverf*» Congestion, hin.t^ •2 WorittM, Worm K.-vrr, .,

1:1 (.'roup. CollKll,

1( Mill Ithl'llI".

Krs*

,i,oU. I

13 ItheuiiiniiHiM, lil»'.S'V»!» 111 Kever anil A t:lieIT ril.'ft, lHlnil or Hlwdliif I» Ciilnrrli, 'JO WluiopliiB

i•nu a

4£

rather active and prloes

1. \,m ,,

ten«»r«l Uehllitvd 27 KidneyIHwense li.S Nervous Iehilil5

riciiy l»ound in doth and -j.-|

S E I A

HHITJOH'S

CCLdiH MUI

tion Cure is sold by It cures eonsunipliy11' MofTett, Morgan .v Co.,,