Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 12 November 1892 — Page 2
DO YOU
DON DELAY
BALSAM TH^GV
fcJor««Cold»,C©ufh».SoreThro4t,Crottp.Influen gA, Whooping Cougb.Brooehiua Asthma.
DAILY JOURI^L
THK JOURNAL COMPANY, T. II. K. McCAl N. President. J. A.(iUKKNK. Secretary.
Three months Six mourns
Oneyear 11.25
SATURDAY. NOV. 12, 1892.
This Date in History -Nov. 12, 14!)-— Columhns while wait-: »n*:the return of his ein-
ImhSHtiors to the *:reat khan, explore! the adjacent forest of Culm no Rave an enthusiaMic account of the mni nilicent timber and shrubs of medicinal value. 15fi7—The tir! Duke de Mimttnorenci died in 1'aris of wound# received iu battle with the Hupienots: born HW. 1G15— Hie'hard Kaxter, author of "Saints Rest" and "Call to the Uneouvorted," born in
Kmperor William. as king of Pruaia, OiiiiUud lIjc J'nt- :n. [Lu:T
AN ANTI-CA.TH0LIC CRUSADE BY DEMOCRATS. A Catholic Republican of this city has banded Trn'. Jm'itNAL a copy of tLe '.Catholic Columbian, a religious paper published at Columbus, Ohio, from which we glean the fact that Clevt-land and Stevenson and the rest of the Democrutic ticket carry Franklin county, the county in which Columbus is situated, by about 1,'2U0 except two men._ There two exceptions were the candidates for
Infirmary Director and Coroner, who ran behind their ticket about 3,500 and 4,000 respectively. The secret, of these two candidates being so ruthlessly slaughtered by the Democratic voters of Columbus lies in the fact that tlev were members of the Koinan Catholic church. The returns sliow that tliev "were beaten in Democratic precincts and by Democratic votes. And yet the Catholic Columbian supported the
Democratic ticket and threw whatever inlluence it possessed in favor of (irover Cleveland and his colleagues on tha ticket down to the lowest local candidates. It opposed the Republican party because of its alleged prescriptive methods and policies, but out of its own mouth it convicts the party it supports with using "ignoble means," circulating the "foulest calumnies," stirring up "religious animosities" and "to crown their work of infamy"' it charges the circulation of a private circular which was "in line with their Jirtv work
What is true of Columbus is true of the Democratic party generally. The great bulk of the Catholic vote is Democratic. That party uses its votaries to be "hewers of wood and drawers of water." It is true in this county as the past will show. Call to mind the names of John 12. Hanna, Michael Lane, Mich nel Price, Patrick Slattery. .Tames Bren nan, Frank Wren and others. Each and all were slaughtered in the house of their friends simply because they were Irishmen and Catholics. At the hands of Republicans not only in this county but everywhere else, the Irishmen and Catholics have not been compelled undergo the humiliation of proscription because cf their nulivilv or religious be lief.
A SERIES OF SURPRISES
M.)i:tgi)in.ry
Iv
A
err
ula eurv (or CoQiamptlon to 0r« «i*^. »«d nrt relit la adranoed stAge*. I»t auw. ou will tee the excellent effect after taking the first doe*. Sold fc dealer* tftf«wber*. LU(t tolUw. ud fl.lW.
A. A. McCAlN. Treasurer.
THK DA1LV JOUHNAL,
By rnal I, per AHnu By mall, six month Jly mall, throe months Hy carrier, per ww*
|o 00 .. 2.60 .. i.:io .. 10
THK WEKKLY JOURNAL.
urprm
The result of the election is a to both parties. Before the el, inch side was confident, but both con coded that it would be a close contest Not one of the managers in either po litical party looked for such an electoral majority as Cleveland will have. For instance Illinois and Ohio were fair! conceded to Harrison, while Iowa and Nebraska were confidently claimed by the Democrats. In Minnesota the fu sionists expected four electoral votes California was conceded to the Repub! cans as WUB also Wisconsin, and the Populists expected seven or eight States west of theMiasissippi. It is unnecessary to say that in all of these Slates there were both nurprises and disappoint ments for all parties. The result proves that in these days neither logic nor arithmetic can be used in making up political prophecy. And to say that the Domocratic party has returned power to stay is but idle talk. At the next election the Democracy may be swept from power by majorities as stu p^ndous as were the lk-publicans 1892. If is not safe therefore to pre diet the future of political parties.
THE KUAD CONGRESS.
The Indiann Road Congress will convene at Indianapolia on December and continue three davp. The conntv of
should be wo 11 represented
IVHV our State will lie benefitted and the welfare of our people augmented. I sincerely hope that the county an municipal governments will earnestly render the cause every assistance possible, and that the Congress may be attended by representative men fro.n every locality of the State.
Tnr. Democrats are jollifying to-day and every mug that backs a horn wears a "ive-dime it" sort of an expression beautiful to behold. If the Democrats over the country had done no better than those of Montgomery county the tlat fisherman at Huzzard's Hay would never have been recalled from his pleasant pastime. The Democrats had the county polled nearly 175 Democratic.
TIIK SI. Louis (llnlu:-1irnmrriit liopi that the professional Irish American. German-American, Scandinavian-Amer-icans and all the other hyphenated Americans have now dropped permanently out of politics. Kvery citizen, no matter where he wae born, should be an American simply, without any pre
fixes or frills.
510.NT.MOIIEXCL
Mirophire: died lOl'l. 1ST»T—Alphonso .\I1 of Spain born his infant son is now Vin :. {Sx»—Preston Kiup, '•tale-man, committed suicide by drowiiiiij in the Hudson river born 1MI». ISW-Quten Emma np{ointed repent of TIollnnd durinir th? insanity of King William.
AI.L '.hat the Republicans demand now is that the Democratic party shall carry out its platform to the letter. Repeal the 10 per cent, tux on State bank issues and place the taritl on a free trade b.isis and give the policies a fair trial.
H\I:IUSON carried the county. Glorious Montgomery! Thou art still true to thv ancient fame.
Mr,. WUKN'S "deputy'' is still hunting job.
LEI'S stay at home to-nigh'.
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.
The 1'nitr.i Stales hits 441 institutes thai confer derives. Mi-~ Talbott, of Wellesley, has accepted position in the Chicago university.
The constitution of Louisiana permits women to hold any oflu-e conuected with public education. "Smith's History of Kentucky" has been lopivu fur ust* iu the M-hools throughout the Blue Grass State.
There are I.1S American students attending IK-rlin unlver-ity anil only twenty-four Kugli-li. Of the .'J,TKS students 11,181 are Prussian1-
Penny savings banks are connected with the public schools of llelfriuni, and 170.HK3 of the C-on.iKXi primary pupils have deposited over francs.
The a^'e at. which pupils are allowei! to enter and to colli intie iu the public schools differ ureatlv. Of the forty-nine stales and territories six admit them at four years of ace, nineteen at five, twenty at *i.\, three at seven and one at eight. ......
Kmuuiiee :m,l Itciility.
THK HOUSK I'itoixifcii* WAMJ !,
si: Tin: AKCHITKCT THOUGHT WOL'L-D LITI UOOP.
A,
ft*
£B E0
Ml I MM
r^j ft AX I
Till'. IIOCSK UK (iivr AND CAN'T AFFORD T» L1V» IN. TIN: MOKTOAGE IS OMITTKD. —Harper's Bazar.
Itotjai Itubii fort H'lne. The feobler the constitution, the more susceptible the systom ia to the causes disease, and the iess competent it ia to struggle with sicknt'BB. Hence where there is a deficiency of natural stamina the physique should be protected, and strengthened by the tho best invigorant that nature produces. Insist upon your druggist or dealer giving you "KOYAL ltDBY" Port Wine accept no substitute "just as good" which they may offer you.
The pure Oporto grape juice, old, rich and mellow, has that fruity taste so seldom found, no matter what price is paid. Quart bottles 8l pints GO cents Sold and guaranteed by Nye fc Co. Bottled by KOYBI Wine Co.", Chicago Ills.
L141TI) Sulphur "Lotion" for all aeseB of the skin.
STATE NEWS.
delegates i,nil wo should nil unite to make our fomil-v the loading one in regiittl to j'ooil ronds. (Governor Chase id^rses the It'ind Conpress MI the fnllowing language: "It gives me pleatuie to heartily enior«e the Indiana lioad Congress to be Mueller, a peculiar character, who convened in this my in December. Iu claimed to be the originator of the my opinion no subject no nearly and science of human life, anil a woman materially concerns all the people of our Slate as gootl roads. 1 slrill favor any plan or means for the betterment of our public highways, as I am sure in this:
Bits
dis-
Ci hildren Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
of Intoroatitiff Information from Many Localities.
1'aiinl Fnrjctl Check..
SoriH UENI, Ind., Nov. la.—About three months ago 1'rof. George \V.
who pusseil as his wife, located here and did a flourishing fortune telling business. It appears that this, however. is not their real mission, for shortly after their arrival several forged checks came to light. Olio for SI-,!) was passed on a leading merchant aud suspicion poiuted to Mueller and his female companion. They suddenly disappeared and their whereabouts were refreshing to the tflste, and actd not known until tlio pair were arrested ,rent]y
Ortimnrit of Imllin* Tanner*. INDIANA I'OI.IS, Ind., Nov. l-J.-The State Farmers' Alliance is in annual nession here, with some sixty delegates! in attendance. Resolutions wera adopted Friday demanding a re-1 vision of the state tax law. the reduction of official salaries and the passage of a law requiring notes, mort-! gages and securities to be stamped by tlie assessor, anil making them uncollectible unless containing such evidence that they have been listed for taxation. The total supprcsMon of the liquor traffic and the abolition of the free pass system are also demanded. Oflicen were, elected as follows: President, Wilson t"Yry, Anderson vice president, Mrs. Lon Miyder, Mount Summit: secretary and treasurer, A. C. .1 ones,
KoUomo chairman of the executivu committee. A. X. Webster, Cicero, Y.:.
Vork Ity hi 17MH.
FOIIT WAYNE. Ind., Nov. pj. F. M. Zwahlen, a grocer on F.ast Lewis street, has a map of the city of Now York made in 1728 by .lames L.vne and dedicated to his excellency. John Montgomery. captain-general of his majesty's provinces of New York and N»w •Jersey. The population of the c'.ty at that time was about S..MI0. The tow then contained only six wards and the frontage on North river was only half a mile lonp. Broadway was only half a mile louir and finally merged into a ropowalk lined ou either side by trees.
Lending off from it was the •'Highway to lioston." along which were several of the old-fashioned windmills made so prominent in the Knickerbocker history of New York. Iu the center of the city was a swamp, and where today are the husiness blocks and edifices there are shown on this old plat nothing but forests and marshes.
*nyd*r la Mi««tucr-
V-.i
Ixn ANAPOI.IS, Ind., Nov. 12.-Ofli-eial» of the Cincinnati, Hamilton &| Dayton railroad are concerned about the disappearance of W. T. Snyder, chief bookkeeper at the Indianapolis' freight office. Snydar has not khown! up since Saturday, and when CJcnerali Agent Stiles and the auditor of lhej road arrived Friday to examine Sny-1 der's books they found his accounts in a had condition. He had been an employe of the road for ten years aud all the receipts at the freight department passed through his hands. He was not under bonds, and while the worst is feared the officials are not, willing to make any charges.
!RJ Have the JMucr.
TKIIHK HAUTE. Ind., Nov. 12. Col. William R. McLean, of this city, is said to be slated as President Cleveland's comm'ssioner of pensions, to succeed lien. Haum. This was the information given Friday by D. I. Murphy. who was the chief clerk of the pension office under Cen. filack, and who is now regarded as a Iradiugdemocratic pension authority in Washington. Mr. Murphy had just come from New York, where he talked with Mr. Cleveland'* most intimate advisers, and it was from them that he learned that Col. McLean would undoubtedly be chosen to take charge of the pension office.
Vot« In Marion County.
INDIAXAPOUS, Ind., Nov. 12. -The official count of the vote of Marion county was completed on the head of the ticket at midnight Friday, and the vote shows that the "democrats carried it by far less plurality than they had supposed. For president Cleveland received 20,400. Harrison 19.486: Cleveland's plurality, 014. For governor. Matthews, "0.307 Chase. 19,411. Matthews' plurality, SSVi. The prohibitionists polled 4fS for president and the people's party
Tin Wheat Crop.
liurncd to DeMth.
KOKOMO, Ind., Nov. 12 —Mrs. Marv Morris, of this city, aged 70 years, was burned to death wliile lying in bed. She was smoking a pipe, and it is supposed the bedcloting was ignited from sparks that fell from the pipe.
Took Too urh Morphine.
(.JosiiF.N, Ind.. Nov. 1'.!.—Frederick Obendorfer, aged 60 years, committed suicide Thursday night at Wakarnsa by taking morphine.
1
ONE ENJOYS fioth the method and results wlieu Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant
yet
at .'ackson, Mich., a few days ago 1 :..J'D...I. -L *i.~ charged with bogus check manipulation. Mueller is about 40 years of age. has black. curly hair I and mustache, wears a bilk hat. I fine clothes and glasses and the woman I is very handsome. They stop at "way up" hotels and live high. The pair will be brought here for trial.
'.
Accidentally Klllrri.
MITCIIKI.I.. Ind., Nov. 12.—John Kinehart. of this place, accidentally killed himself with a shotgun while hunting.
$100 lleuurd, $17)0.
TI13 readers of mis paper will be pleased to learn that thcro is at least one disease that science has been able to curcin all its stages and that isCatarrh. Hall's Catarrh (Jure is tbc only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, it requires a consti tutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving tho patient strength by building up tbe constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any caso that ttiey cannot cure. Send for list of Testimonials.
Address, P. J. Cheney &Co Toledo, O. Sold bv all Druggists. 7.1c.
promptly Oil the Kidneys,
vver and Bowels, cleanses the sys »-m eficcttinlly, dispels colds, beadhes and fevers and cures habitual :oiistipation. Syrup of Figs is the jiily remedy of its kind e«er pro 'Meed, pleasing to the taste and ac. ttable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its sflects, prepared only from the mosi iiOrilthy and agreeable substances, it? many excellent, qualities commend it to all and have made it, the most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is fcr sale in 50c ntd SI bottles by all lead'.ng druggists. Any reliable druggist whe iunot have it on hand will pro ••tiro it promptly for any one vhi. .vi.4ies to try Do not accept any si 1 list it lite.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN .-RAHCISCO. Cti. LUUISVULZ. A*ll' ynRK. at
Noo«
Sucb
ioce
t\
AYeai
Makes an every-day*cunvenlence of an olJ-tiine luxury. Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highe*' award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each package makes two large pies. A-.'.id imitations—anJ insist on hav'ng tht
NONE Sl'CH brand
ERR El & SOIII.E. Svramse. N. Y.
KIRK?
IAMON
TAR SOAP
Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing,
Cure*
Chapped Bands, Wound*, Burnt, Etc. Removes and Prevents Dandruff.
AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP.
Best, fo* General Household Use
Wliodef^rM IIROOCI bnstaPR* poMtlmi In the "Worlds Fair rit Mtoitld write at once for Prospectus of the famous Metropolitan Business College, Chicago. Unusual faoiltt!e« for plnclng Rnwluate#. KataWlshed 20years. OccurJos Its own tut1Unu. Address,
!I
ia. -Renorthern stand is affected
INDIANA POMS. Ind., Nov. ports from the wheat crop in Indiana show that the only fair, having been more or less by dry weather and insects. The general conditions of the crop are little if any better than last year. In southern Indiana the wheat is now all up and looking well. 1'he damage done by insects is immaterial. The bulk of the reserves on hand will be carried over until next spring.
M. poWKKS. FrtncipaL
Notice to
Contractors.
Sealed nrnposaljs will l)t* ruceivcd by the City Clerk at Ills oflice or hy the Common Council of the city of Crawfordsville, Ind at their regular meeting Monday evening, Nov, 14th, J80M, itnd thereafter until let to contractor. for the construction' of au elfhtoon Inch vitrltled pipe
sewer,
bepiimititf ut the
Wjudiinirton st reet sewer and running thence east ulonp In the alley between Main and Pike streets to Water St., the contractor to furnish all lalMr and material necessary to the performance of said work according to the
plans and specifications on llle In the ollice of theCity Engineer. Hlds must be accompanied hy a suHiclcnt jruarantce of some disinterested peraon thad if the hid Is accepted a contract will he entered with and the performance of It properly secured, judders are requested to use the forms, which will he furnished on application to the City Clerk. The City Council reserves the ri^ht to reject anv and all bids.
Hy order of the Common Council. 1UA McCQNNKLL. C. C. 12. Oct. I S0*,\
.Sulphur
UM been a favorite cure-all since grandmother's time, but heretofore it would not dissolve in the stomach. I)r, Von l'eters, an eminent German chemist has discovered how to dissolve sulphur. Now it can be nbsorbed by the system. "Liquid Sulphur" is on sale at MofTetti Morgan's.
Make a Xotc of It:
Read it over and over again, spell it nut and sing it,until it is indelibly fixed ill your :nin:1, that Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is an infallible cure forchromc oatarrn of ihc head, with all its distressing complications. Impaired taste and smell, offensive breath, ring ng noises in the head, defective hear ing, nose and throat ailments, are not only relieved, hut positively and permanently cured This is no fancy of the imagination, but a hard, solid fact, proven over and over again, and vouched for, lindor a forfeiture of $500, by its manfacturers, the World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. A word to the wise is sunicient
Ooughing leads to Consumption Kemp'sBalsnm will stop the coughs at onoe
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
illlcH' Nerve & IAvcr fills. Act on anew principle—regnlatingthe tver stomtche and bowels through the nerves. A new discovery. Dr .Miies' Pills speedily cure billouness. bad taste, torpid iiver piles, oonstipation. Uneqnaled for men, women, children. Smallest, mildest arest. 30 doses 26 cents.
127, 129
business of our experience.
in
with the best quality.'
of this city, both
Grey,
f'*
CONDENSED
good heavy comfortables, 75c each.
"Home Made"' comfortables
127, 129
BISCHOFS MHIN STORE-
East riain Street.
Special Sales and Cut Prices have not been necessary to give us the largest
WHY?
selected. We always have just what the people want and need, the latest and bcst
Novelties and Staples. And our prices are always the lowest, consistent
in
We are the recognized leaders
Large Assortment and
^UNDERWEAR ®AND® HOSIER!
Our Stock in this Department is unusually large and complete.
Cotton Wool and Menno, Union Suits, Seperate Garments White, Natural S Scarlet and Black. We are sole agents for this county for
Ypsilanti Underwear, Fast Black Cotton and
^Housekeepers' Linens.
We always have special things to offer in this Department.
•designs in stamped and embroidered center pieces with doileys and side, board scarfs
to match.* New line .Hemstitched and Knotted fring- Towels have just been
received. They are suitable for wedding or birthday presents.
All the Latest shades and color combinations in plain and
promise a rare treat
Storm Serges, Imperial French Serges, Drap d1 alma, Whipcords. We
We have constantly any quality or brand you may want in Bleached or Brown
Because our stock is the largest and bcst
of merchandising
Low Prices.
to all who favor us with a call.
DOMESTICS
"ickings, Demins, Canton Flannels, Prints, etc., at lowest market prices.
CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special designs in Lace and Chenille Curtains, Dotted". Swisses," Embroidered" Muslim
printed Cantens and Silkalencs, Satin Russe for Draperies in great:
varities. Plain and good effects in curtuin poles.
SEASONABLE BARCAINS.
Our Flaunel and Blanket Departments
Offer the'following: 10-4 white blankets, 83c per pair 10-4 all wool scarlet blankets. 09L'
in
IMLAJGST
East Main St.
Large satin comfortables, 99c. Large
all qualities. Having made them
We know they are Good and Clean.
LOUIS BISCHOFS
STORE.
Wool Hosiery.
Beautiful new
novelty
eaves.
MU.linb,
assortment
ourselves
Crawfordsville,