Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 March 1890 — Page 6

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Herman Ray has moved to Lafayette. Amos McCalip Is working on the Brazil Daily

Times. Frank Payne, of RockTille, spent Sunday in the city.

Dr. Montague was ove: frotn Indianapolis Monday. Terre Hautv will have a hall club in the field this season.

Miu Mattie Harper is visiting her sister in Darlington. M. J. Carroll has returned from a visit in Greencastle.

Sam Hochwinder has bought the Winfield Cox saloon in the Valley. Will Carter was down from Frankfort to spend Sunday with his family.

Al Griest is traveling for an agricultural implement house from Massillon, 0. Wilson H. Shoals has been appointed supeivisor of the census for this district.

Mrs. Charles Jones, of Lafayette, is visiting her mother, MTB. Wolfe, on Grant rvenue.

J. W. Switzer and daughter, of Redfield, Dakota, are the guests of Rev. G. W. Switzer. Not a policemau was to be found on the streets Saturday Laud the students held full sway.

Pratt Sharp, of Terre Haute, was in the city Monday attending the funeral of James Brown.

Mr. and Mis. Charles Peckbam, of Loganssport. atteuded. the funeral of James Brown

Monday. Hamilton &. Harwood liavo removed tlieir billiard hall from Slain strebt to room in tbb Miller block on Washiugtou street.

Henry Shotts and daughter, I'liaibe, ol aumount, 111., are visitiug friends ami relatives in HUB city and near Linden this week.

If tlio Cory-Keating mill was an outrage on decency why were not the students' acts on thw streets on Saturday afternoon equally si»?

The Crawfordsville Presbytery will meet iu Larayette on the 4th of March. The members will assemble in the First Presbyterian church.

Frank Mayo will preseut his excellent drama, Nordeck, at Music Hall on Tuesday evening, Mut ch 11. This is a rare treat for our theater goers.

Six dollars for street sprinkling, six for lawn sprinkling, six for kitchen use $18 per year water rent after April 1, 18U0. Listen for the wail.

A chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star, a branch ot the Masonic order for Masons and their wives and daughters has beeu established in this city

The funeral of James Brown occurred from the family residence on Maiu street Monday at 10 o'clock. The remains were interredj.t ,Oak Hill cemetery.

The Montgomery County Declamatory contest will be held at Crawfordsville April 19th. The boys will speak at 2:30:.and the girls at 8

iu the evening, James Wright is being pushed forward as a candidate for circuit judge by his democratic frieuds. Mr. Wright Is well known and would make a good race.

The Louisville, Ne.v Albany Chicago road earned iu the second week or February, $38,increase over earnings for the corresponding week of 1889, $418.

Tho famous Tipton twins, the JoneB girls, with two perfectly formed separate heads and bodies, joined at the trunk, died last Thursday at ISulTato, N. Y., where they were on exhibition. (Juitu a number of prominent ministers of the Christian church through the state have been in attendance tliiB week in Crawfordsville at their auuual meeting of tho Christian Missionary Society

One of the studeuls engaged iu the disgraci fill street malee on Saturday iB a good, praying member of church.[jHo terms himself a Christian, wo believe, and has occasionrlly taken part Iu prayer meeting.

lick Epperson, the livery man, lost a valuable horse last Sunday.??He was being driven by throe young gentlemen and iu attempting tw make a turn iu the road,

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John liwan, late division superintendent ot tho Big Four,{will, this week take the position of superintendent of transportation of tho Louisville, New Albany & Chicago road, with headquarters In Lafayette. It is uuderthat the Louisville Southern will also be under his supervision. *.

If a half dozen men on the street or In a saloon engage iu a fight or tuinpuB of any kind, they are promptly arrested and fined The acceptiou to this rule iB the Btudents who are permitted to crack each other over the head with buggy spokes witli no one to molest them or make them afraid.

"It is a lie!" said Prosecutor Anderson to a RKVIEW man Monday morning, "I did not tell Marshal Ensminger that we had better lot the riot of the Btudents on the streets last Saturday pass without prosecution. I was even more emphatic in denunciation of their lawless acts than the Marshal himself, and it prosecution does not follow, it will be no fault of mine."

At Greeucastle last week there was buried a man who was known all over the state. He was Capt. W. W. Allen, who for 40 years had auctioned everything from a saw buck to a Jersey steer, in the town. He was a man 6 feet two inches tall, of commanding presence and a merry twinkle in his eye. He loved a joke, and was especially popular among stockmen. He could sit down and tell a good story with the best of 'em, He left a family of .11 children, all well grown.

Drr. Irwin and Kankin held a post mortem examination on the body of James Brown, deceased, Saturday afternoon. An opening was made in tho chest which revealed the fact that tho left lung was hepotized, that is turned black aud hard like the liver, also that the lower half of itjwas in a gangrenous condition, also that an abcess had formed in the interior of the lung. The pleural surfaces of the ribs near this lungjwere gorged with blood. The right lung and heart were normal.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

Delegates Chosen.

The Republicans of Union township met at their respective precincts Saturday afternoon and selected delegates to tho nominating convention of March S, as follows:

No. 1—George Myers, 01 Gill, James McCoy, H. J. Coleman, Aimer Enoch, James Green, Stanley Simpson, Asa Pickeral.

No. 2.—James McClainrock, Frank Nuckols, Henry Hitch, Ihunont Kennedy, I- A. Foot, John Ditamore, John Hale.

No. 5.—J. V. Keeran, A. S. Holbrook. J. W. Clemiion, Wes. Grubb, Wm. Vanarsdall, J. H. Wnsson, J. M. Coulter, H. M. Billuigsley, Gus. Truitt, George Davis.

6.—John L. Pavis, S. A. Lelsey, Win. Day, R. C. Smith, G. E. Robinson, Marshall Eliliu Nicholson. N. J. Clodfelter.

No. T.-George Krug, D. H. Martin, Win. Hightower, Al Scott, Samuel Robinson, M. W. W. T. Brush, W. H. McSeeley, .ioseph Wingert, J. R. Robiuson.

No. 8.—James ]nsie\, John Brown, W. H. Posey, Heury Cleineuis, V. r. Harlan, Ben I Gale.v, Prof, F. B. Allen, D. W. (. ox, H. T. Craig, John Green, George Markley, George R, Brown.

Pettit Gains Time.

Iu the Circuit Court of Tippecanoe county, Monday afternoon Judge Laugdon made a ruling in the application of W. Fred Pettit for a continuance of his case from the present term of the court, granting the request to the p«t it loner. The court reviewed the points on wl ILII tho application was made, tc wit: 1st, to prove attachment to his wife 2nd, to impeach and contradict Dr. Yeager, and 3rd, to ni'ike an expert examination of the remains of his dead wife. On the litst point the court held that the defendant could go hack fill.her than tho State to show the relations between himself and

his

wife, whether affectionate or

otherwise, and the bearing this might have with committing the crime with which he Is charged. How far back the evidence may be presented cannot now be determined but must depend upon the facts. On the second and third points the court held that the request of the defendant for further time was not unreasonable and he therefore granted the continuance. At the conclusion of the decision Prosecutor Haywood gave notice t'»it he would ask for a continuauce on the trial of Mrs. Whitehead.

Point Against Petit.

The Attica Democrat of last week says in regard to the Petit case: "It comes to the Democrat this week from authority that is pretty reliable that it was only six days after the death of Mrs. Petit that Mr. Petit went, to the residence of Uncle David Meharry and there made a formal request of him for the hand of his daughter, Mrs, Whitehead, in marriage. This was so unexpected, and seemed so outrageously inappropriate that Mr. Meharry could not conceal his auger, and ordered the reverend gentleman off of the premises Whether this visit was made to her father with the knowledge and consent of Mrs. Whitehead is not kuowu, but will he very damaging to the defendant. In all the newspaper comments on this case this visit has never beeu mentioned, but it will be one of the strongest points for conviction brought out iu the trial

WEEKLY REVIEW.

POSTAL TELEGRAPHY.

No. 8. W. H. Scott, Hugh Wilson, M. V. injr the Postmaster-General power to tlx Wert, Alvin Breaks, A. S. Miller, Sant Walton, Lemuel McClnmrock, James

No. 1.—H. H. Talbott, Jake Troutman, A. B. Auiiersoti, John Wilhite, Ike Clements, Win. Scott. David Ridge, James Johnson. Joseph Bntt'iu, A. C. Jones.

It shows conclusively that, though Mr. Petit did not give his wife strychnine with evil intent, ho was very anxious to make Mrs. White head his wife—aud this is what caused his downfall and ruin."

Walnut Very Valuable

A sale of Walnut timber on the John "Wise place, in O'.rrol county, attracted buyers from all over the country Friday. There were 120 trees sold on the stump. T-win & Hasca), of Goshen, bought the trees, paying §10.000 in cosh for the lot. A sale on the 6ame farm several weeks ago,- of eighty-nine trees brought $6,800 in cash, the same firm put chasing them.

Base Ball Club.

Joe Stewart has organized a ball club, to be known as the Black Stockings. He challenges any club in the State. It consists or the following members: Joe Steward, capt. and catcher Jack Flyn, pitcher John Barker, short Well Stout, first Walt Cruse, second Dan Fliu, third John Reagou, left James Devitt, center Dan Mclntire, right.

Tom Cadwallader was down from Chicago Tuesday. To unfortunate chronic coughers we recommend the timely use of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.

The R. M. R. club was entertained by Hany Cadwallader at Ids home on east Main street Saturday night.

Misses Lillie Wilson aud Cora Overstreet, of Ladoga, wero the gui its of Clerk Hulet and family Sunday

A Crawfordsville syndicate has bought valu able ground near the city of Marion and will lay it off in building lots.

Dr. Moutague disposed of his residence on South Walnut street, on Monday, to Mr. Weil the butcher. Consideration, $1,800. "It is safe." All those who have the future happiness of children at stake, should know that Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup con' uns nothing injurious.

A splendid remedy for the disorders of the stomach is Laxador, the "golden" household remedy. Price on'y 25 cents. Sold by all druggists. i-'ti'-t t''

Iu the contest debate between the Lyceum and Calliopean literary societies Saturday night the hatchet was again won by the latter. The judges were A. S. Thomas, T. F. Davidson and E. C. Snyder.

Hon. B. W. Hnma's residence is now on South Washington street, iu the Kwing property, having removed to it Irst week. Mr, Hanna's health has improved somewhat for a few weeks past.

Hugh N. Watkius, of Colfax, haB been arrested, charged with forgery, and has been transferred to the Springfield, Ills., authorities. He was arrested on the same charge in November last, but secured his release by habeas corpus proceedings.

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Mr. Waiirtmakor mui I'resWU of the Postal, llefure the mlt too.

WASHINGTON', Feb. 10.—PostmasterGoncral Wanamakcr further expltutieu his postal-telegraph uleas bcJ"*ro the House jiost-olllco commute'1Tuesday, lie thought the Civil-iService Commission shotild control tho sorvieo, and said he would not object to an amendment yiv-

and Chanel' rates. 1 Lo would start tho system with tlio froo-dolivcrv otlioes, beliovintr that before Congress adjourned it would greatly increase that sorvioe. His whole aim in usin^r tlio employes now ensured was to obviato the objections which had been raised that a pu.stul telegraph would take a great deal of money.

President, Chandler, of the Postal Telegraph Company, said that no company could do the worU at tho rates provided in the bill without loss, lie said he was very much in sympathy with the Postmaster-General in his desire to serve the public interests. "We want," he said, "to favor the interests of the Government in overy proper way, but we do not want to soo a Government telegraph established or the beginning of a Government telegraph that will destroy S7,000,000 or §8,000.000 which wo have invested. VV» do not think the Government has a right to do that, and if it has that right we think it would be unjust and very unreasonable to exercise it."

Kepresentative Wade (Mo.) on Tuesday introduced a bill to establish a Government postal telegraph. It appropriates SS,000,000 for the puruoso.

SURE OF VICTORY.

Despito Xew York's DoHperate Struggle tlie lUinoirt Kopresentiitives Feel Confident of Winning tho World's Fair Npxt

Monday. WASHINOTON, Feb. 19.—The New York delegation in Congress is very much rejoiced over the result of the mass-meeting in Cooper Instituto, and believe that the eo-called compromise between Piatt and Depew will allay the opposition to that measure and insure its passage by tho Legislature. It is useless to dony the fact that tho compromise between Piatt and Depew in New York seriously alters the situation of the world's fair bill, but the Chicago people have no reason to be disheartened. New York comes back into the raci, and the conditions that existed four weeks ago are resumed. Illinois Congressmen all agree that it is now an even fight, notwithstanding tho compromise in New

York, and are willing to take a vote at any time. They rest securely upon the pledges they have received from their fellow-members and expect gains upon the second or third ballot.

An Albany dispatch says that the Senate hold a special session Tuesday night to consider tho report of the conference committee on tho world's fair, but that nothing was done, the amendments not having arrived from Now York. Tho conference committee, however, held a meeting, and finally agreed on roport to be presented to the Legislature to-day, which is signed by all tho members of the conference present. The report is in accord with the Depew propo-

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Dastardly Attempt to Assassinate an Old I.ady Near Lebanon, Ind. LEBANON, Ind., Fob. 19.—A terrible crime was committed ftvo miles south of this city last night. While tho closing prayer was being delivered at a prayer-meeting held in Edward Randall's house the report of a revolver was heard and Mrs. Randall fell to the lloor screaming: "I am shot." A bullet had penetrated her eye. The assassin is unknown, but suspicion points to a relative who has not been on good terms with the Randalls. The wounded woman will probably die. She is 05 years of ago.

An Outlaw Captured.

CARTHAGE, 111., Feb. 19.—Advices relived here say that SherifT lluston, of Macomb, 111., has arrested Zach Wilson, noted outlaw. Wilson murdered an old man named Thomas McDonald at Plymouth, 111., in 1875. lie was indicted and arrested, but secured change of venue to McDonough County, where he escaped from the Macomb jail in 1870 and has since been a fugitive in California and Arkansas. Zach's brother Jim was sont to the penitentiary for sixtoen years for complicity in the murder, but his sentence was c«mmuted.

Illinois Kditors.

I FOKIA 111., Feb. 19.—The meeting of tho Illinois Press Association began yesterday evening. Over 150 members were present. Tho members will start on an excursion to Mexico February 21. Tho itinerary embracet Hot Springs, Ark. Laredo, Tex., and. tsaltillo, Mex., whero stops will bo made for a few hours. Tho City of Mexico will bo reached February 3tf, and the excursionists will start on the return trip March 3, arriving in St. Louis March 8.

Hanged for a McCoy Murder. PIKHvii.i.K, Ky., Fob. 19.—Ellison Mount was hanged at this place Tuesday fcr complicity in the murder of Miss Alafair McCoy and her brother, lie was cool to the last, and as tho black cap was pulled over his faco declared that the Ilatfleld outlaw gang forced him to ongago in tho murder. Tho drop fell at ie::57, and the execution was practically public.

Went Against tlie I'ariielliteg. LONDON, Feb. 19.—In the House of Commons Tuesday night an amendment by tho Parnellites to expunge from tho report of tho Parnell commission passages which reflect personally upon the cnaracters of Mr. Parnell and thoso who are mentioned in it was lost by a vote of 307 to 340.

Itolibctl by nn Agent.

NATCHR*/., Miss., Feb. 19.—An investigation of the affairs of R. E. Smith, agent of the Corbin Banking Company of New York, who has been running a big plantation store at Elmly, La., and who disappeared recently, shows that bo stole from $40,000 to 50,000.

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Carpets.

Hugs,

Mattings'

Window Shades,

1Lace Curtains,

Something for everybody at Thompsou A Caten' second-hand store.

If you want to buy, sell nr trade anything call on Thompson it Cati-s' ou Green street.

Tho number of laborers out of work in Rome this winter is unusually large, owing to the dullness iu trade and lask of tomisls.

"borders, etc

Campbell Bros.

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CLEAR HAVANA FILLEF

SALE 11Y——-

Moffell, Horgaii $ C|

PENSIONS

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P. II. K1TZGKHALD, IndiaajioliB, Ii

TO WEAK MEI

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