Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 June 1894 — Page 4
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A L'UITOH.
WIU.IAM F. Hi:NTis a candidate for Auditor o" Montgomery county aubj**et lo the decision of tiie Democratic convention.
SUK VEYOJt.
LEE S. DritiUM ill he candidal*? for Surveyor of Montgomery county, subject to the decision of the Democratic convention June Id.
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THE DAILY JOURNAL.
KSTAUMSHED ix 1SS7.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE ti. 1894.
GENERAL GOSSIP.
It Concerns Kvcrythtng and Kvcrylwxly ami lit, Therefore, of Interest to All of Te.
—Charley Darnall is in Indianapolis. —J. M. Shultz is in Indianapolis today. —The Misses Detchon entertain thi.s evening'. —Jlrs. A. .S. Miller went to Indianapolis to-day. •I. A. Dilks was over from Indiandiunapolis to-day. —Mrs. 11. IV IlefTner. of llillsboro, is visiting in the city. —Col. J. C. Wingate tnrneil home to-day. —Walter .laekson. of Kokomo. is visiting- friends here. —The silver eollarettes are tlie latest novelty at C. L. Eost's.
wife re-
Mrs. S. C. Campbell is visiting relatives in Newcastle. Charles II. Talmage was down from Lafayette last evening. —Miss Anna Kent, of Slielbyville, the guest of Mrs. J. 1'. Walter. —Miss Helen Coss. of Lima, Ohio, is the guest of F. M. Coss and family. —Mrs. Capt. E1 Engle, of Winchester, is the guest of Ira McConnell and wife. —About twenty-live Masons went to I.inden to-day to attend the funeral of Amey Brinson. —C. E. Rost is showing the finest line of novelties ever brought here for commencement. —Mrs. Lucy Kelsey has returned to Wabash after a week's visit with friends and relatives. —1'. M. Whitesell and Fred II. Fox of the Richmond Cycling Club wheeled through the city to-day]on their way to Terre Haute. —Chester Hritton returned from Chicago to-day, accompanied by his sister Miss Lulu, who spent the -winter in Minneapolis. —Miss Edith Kellar, of Wabash, is the guest of her cousin. J. 15. Johnston. She will remain until after college commencement. —The gallery seats at Music Hall will be on sale to-morrow evening at 7 o'clock. Not more than four tickets will be sold to any one person. —Joy Mutton started at 5 o'clock thi.s morning on his wheel for C'anal Dover, Ohio. The distance is three huulred miles and he expects to make the trip in four days. —The directors of the Y. M. C. A. met last evening and elected three new members, Bert Benson. Isaac Moosliy and Paul Myers. The other business transacted was routine.
Last night some rough, rude creatine stole the ice cream at the HallNicholson wedding reception. It had been set upon the back porch and was sneaked by parties unknown.
Owing to the high school exercises the regular meeting of himonides Court, Tribe of Ben Ilur will be postponed from Thursday to next Monday evening. Every member is requested to come to the meeting in the lied Men's Hall, Monday, June 11th. as the new work will be exemplified.
V,I GEO. W. T*IT AH AM. Chief.
Keep, tils deat.
WASUI.VOTOS, June 0.—The WatsonBlack contested election case from the Tenth district of Georgia was disposed of at the morning's session. The committee, by unanimous vote, decided that Mr. Black, the sitting member, is entitled to his seat.
After Many Years.
CHICAGO, June 0.—Dredgers working off the foot of Addison street found a boiler of the steamer Lady Elgin, which went down in September, IStiO, causing the loss of 400 lives.
For CongresA.
ST, Juno 0.—John Higgins, of Sparta, Perry county, has been nominated for congress by the democratic congressional convention of the Twen-ty-first Illinois district.
WAI5ASH COI.I.KOK 1,1 I K.
Miller. has been initiated by Phi Kappa Psi. Charley Ilerron will entertain the Betas and then, lady friends during commenceim nt 'J v^
The faculty defeated tlie Seniors at base ball yesterday afternoon by a score of '1 to 7. The faculty had easy picking.
Hench has received several letters from young women with matrimonial designs, since he drew the capital prize in the lottery Saturday night.
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Milt Williams A Bro. at the
Opera House block grocery store and get nice fresh goods cheap.
FOB tags see TUB JOURNAL CO., PUINTKBS.
JUDGE BAKER TO TAKE A HAND.
Tl»t« Mriklug Miner* Fooling AVlth I nited States Mall Cars lu SullMnn County.
Special to The Journal. IXDiAXArot.is, June li. —The strike of the coal miners will receive attention nt the hands of Judge Baker, of the 1'nited States court. He was advised to-day that a combination tram, including a mail cur, was stopped and interfered with bv Sullivan county strikers on the Evansvillc & Terre Haute railroad. The 1'nited States Marshal, who is now in Sullivan county, understood that federal authorities will bring every body associated with interference into court. A representative of the receiver of the St. Louis Air Line road was in the federal court to-day and recited acts of violence which had been committed against the property of the company.
He was directed to bring the matter officially before the court, if the attorneys concluded that it was deserving of I'ederal attention.
IolllK ll lti| ltueitiit'HS.
Cicero MeCluer A Sons' brick yards are busier than ever before and ever before and every brick burned in the last kiln has been sold. Pui-i ng the coal miners' strike the supply of coal ran out during the burning and about 40.000 brick came out a little oJT color, but were good for all purposes and readily disposed of. Another kiln containing 240.000 is almost ready to burn but will not be until a large supply of coal is on hand. The force will go right on filling the other kilns and two or three will probably be burned at once.
The firm has 13 acres of ground in its C'rawfordsville plant and on it are three kilns with a capacity of Too.ooo. There are 10 'dry sheds with a capacity of 10.000 each, so a force of is men kept on the jump all the time. The firm this season will turn out 2.000,000. turning out 42 bricks every minute of every working hour. The machinery is of the latest improved pattern, including the famous I'otts crusher. Of the brick manufactured here all except about 000,000 are used in this county.
The firm also lias a large yard at Waynetown with a kiln with a capacity of 190.000. All the brick made in that yard are used right in Waynetown.
McClure Sons pay out in wages every month S1.200. all of which is spent with the merchants and business men of Montgomery county. They make the largest brick now on the market and have one of the leading and most active ind ustries in Montgomery conntv.
Commencement at New Itichiixuul. The commencement exercises of the public schools of Coal Creek township were held at New Richmond Saturday. June 2, at the M. E. church. The class in general did exceptionally well but the honors of the class were awarded to Harry Wilson, who wi represent the schools of Coal Creek at the county contest this fall. They were graded on deep thought, expres sion and general delivery. The follow ing is the programme:
Music.
Invocation Hev. H. Applebr Music. What Shall We Make the Purpose of _. Harry Wilson The Heartstone Delia Cltirkson
Music.
Our Country Thomas Allen Patriotism Gertie Miller Music, Two Roads (icnelvc Donovan Education Etta K'oon
Music.
Self Sacrifice..... Edna Humid Robert E. Lee Nettle Hoacli Music. Objects of Education .Allen Lewis Heroine of A readia Adah urdock
This programme was followed by speeches by O. E. Kelley and Supt. Zuck, while awaiting the judges' decision. The music was by the Vancleave string band. The audience was one of the largest ever in the church and many were turned away after tin standing room had been filled.
An Absconder Sentenced.
ASHI.AXD, Wis., June 0.—Dwight R. I)lx, who absconded with S'2,200 of the Armour Packing company's money, was sentenced here to three years in prison.
Honors for a Woman.
PHILADELPHIA, Jure fi. —Ur. Sarah Hackett Stevenson, of Chicago, was given the degree of dootor of science by the University of Pennsylvania.
Death of A College J'roghlont. CHAMBERSBI RQ, I'ft., June 6. Dr. John Edgar, president of Wilson college, died here from neuralgia of tho heart after a brief illness.
GIIAVKUV itr.N.
Thomas Miller, of Ohio, is visiting his niece. Mrs. Pleasant Butler. Robert Wesner and sister. Ollie, of Darlington, attended Friends' meeting here Sunday.
Mrs. Enoch Peacock, of Darlington, is spending the week here visiting her many friends and relatives.
C. W. Pritchard has a new surrey and is doing home mission work by taking some of the invalids out for a drive.
Willard Binford and Miss Maud Johnson attended children's day at Young's Chapel last Sunday evening.
C. E. Pritchard says that while he has plenty of pins and patience he will continue to plow his corn in the new ground.
Pleasant Butler is breaking a young Nancy Hanks to drive, expressly for Quarterly meeting purposes. We are awaiting developments.
S. P. Vangundy and wife, of liarfield, were visiting lien' the first of the week, guests of C. W. Pritchard and Henry Snooks Johnson.
A. H. Binford. of Thorntown. and his son. Edgar, of Cincinnati, culled on F. S. IJuigg and purchased 100 Brown Leghorn eggs last week.
Frank Tribbett, of Darlington, who had his leg broken last spring, is out on crutches. lie made a business call on F. S. Quigg last week.
Miss Ella Peacock, of Darlington, and sister, Mrs. O. P. Paxton, of Perryville, Ind., spent a part of last week here, the guests of Miss Cinda Johnson.
Miss Mabel Peebles left on the 2nd inst. to visit friends at Indianapolis a week and then on to Richmond to attend Earlham commencement next week.
OVER THE STATE.
Telegraphic Dlspntchos from Various Towns in Indiana.
May ToUock's Ncnsatlona! I.Iff. MUXCIE, Ind., June 0.—A stvlisli young woman who has a highly sensational record In the matrimonial lina attempted suicide while in jail here Monday evening. She has resided here several weeks and introduced herselJ as Mrs. May Pollock, of Cincinnati. A neighbor reported Mrs. Pollock as unladylike in her ways, which caused May to attack her and a flglit resulted. At the age of 10 the woman was the belle of Fayette county, near Washington Court House, 0. Her maiden name was Malialie Heskltt and the daughter of wealthy parents. She married a prosperous young farmer, George Devolt, out lived with him only three months, when she entered a house of Ill-repute in Washington 0. 11. George got a divorce. She soon oame to Indiana and was married to Albert Markliam, who moved to Greenville, O. May left him after a year and entered a house in Dayton. Markham got a divorce. She next went to Springfield and married Jnmes E. Pollock. lie was made chief train dispatcher of the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern, with headquarters at Cincinnati. They lived happily together for several weeks, when Pollock discovered her waywardness. Slia then went back to Springfield and took her fourth marriage vow to the present incumbent, John Atkins.
Dedicated a Costly School HulUlliig* LOGANSPOBT, Ind., June 0.—Logansport dedicated a handsome 850,000 high school building Tuesday with appropriate ceremonies, which were under the auspices of the masonic fraternity. Most Worthy Grand Master Frank Gavin and President George S. Burroughs of Wabash college delivered tho addresses of the day. Special trains were run from Wabash, Anderson, Marion, C'rawfordsville, South Bend and other neighboring towns. Over fifty different organizations were in the parade.
A not her Iron Hull Dividend. TXMIANAPOLIS, Ind., June 0.—Judge Winters has notified Receiver Failey, of the Iron Hall, and his attorneys to come into court Thursday morning prepared to assist him in making another distribution of the funds of the order. Judge Winters said that the dilatory methods on the part of the receivers will avail nothing. Judge Winters has not natnid the amount of the next dividend.
Knight* El»ot OtHcers.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., June ti.—The Indiana grand lodge Knights of Pythias Tuesday elected the following 'officers:
Grand chancellor. James M. Hatfleld. Huntington grand vice chancellor. F. S. Neal, Lebanou. grand prelate. Otto Kulb, Boonevllle grand master at arms, Erastus Peacock, Rensselaer graud master of exchequer. W. A. Morris, Frankfort grand keeper of record and seals, Frank Bowers. Indianapolis.
His Wife IUK Intended Victim. RICHMOND, Ind., June fi.—William Reubendale was bound over to the eir cuit court Tuesday under a bond S1.U00 on the .charge of burglary and attempted niurdet. His intended vie tim was his young wife from whom he has been separated for some time.
Modal of Honor.
MILI.GHOVE, Ind., June li.-.lennie Creek, 10 years of age, of this place, has received a medal from the French oider, Legion of Honor, for saving a tram from destruction.
Alexandria lo Have Watcrwurlts. A i.EXAXuniA, Ind., June 6 —This city has contracted with C. A. Week, of Boston, to put in a 8«0,0U0 waterworks system, to be completed in four months.
Coalns Go to the Penitentiary. 1 xDIAxAPOLIS, Ind., June 0.—Francis B. Coffin and Percival A. Coffin left for the northern penitentiary Tuesday In charge of deputy United .States marshals.
Haugud Herself.
11 A.n.vA",'tnd., June fl.—Mrs. Catherina Anderson, aged B6 years, hanged her self here Tuesday.
Cost of the Nicaragua Canal. WASHIXOTOX, June 6.—Lieut. Menoeal, of the navy, was before the house commerce committee Tuesday on the prospects of pushing the Nicaragua canal to completion. He estimated the cost of the work at a little over S00,000,000, which is several million less than his estimate of several years ago. He said contractors were ready to do the work within the estimates, and the work could be completed In six years. The cut would be from 80 to 150 feet wide and 80 feet deep'.
Broko Up the Club.
ST. PALI,, Minn., June 0.—A number of young men at Cambridge, Minn,, some time ago established a club house, as there was no saloon in the place, On Tuesday sixty of the most prominent women In the town battered down the door of the olub house, emptied out the beer in tho cellar and ended by tipping the building over.-
Deaths from Cholera In Germany. BKHLIX, June 6. Several deaths from cholera have occurred among raftsmen near Thorn, a town of West Prussia, on the Vistula. There have also been a number of deaths from the disease at Myslowitz, in Prussian Silesia.
l.lfe Seiiteuce for Murder,
hi I I'AI.O, Minn., June (!.—J. G. Nu feetit, who shot Ills daughter last February, was brought before the court and pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree. Judge Elliott sentenced him to the state prison for lifp.
Indian Sun Dance Is Forbidden.1 IIKLEXA, Mont., June 0.—Gov. Rieards has issued a proclamation forbidding the sun dance of the Coeur Indians at Great Falls. Local authocities are directed to take the steps necessary to enforce the inhibition.
THK Sloan grocery store in Opera House block is now open for business. You will find goods will be sold cheap for the next 10 or 15 days.
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How is this for 60 cents per foot—polish finish. Just think, a ten foot tabfe only $6.00.
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