Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 February 1891 — Page 3
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THE CKAWFORD8YILLE WEEKLY
INDIANA.
Interesting Bits of Information from Various Parts of the State.
Indiana's Reapportionment. Indianapolis, Ind., Feb.
16.—Tbe
Indiana House of Representatives on Saturday continued the discussion whether the new fee and salary bill shall be made to go into effect at once or shall go into force against officers who may be hereafter elected. The measure was at last reported to a select committee of seven members with instructions to report it back to tho House next Tuesday.
The House committee on apportionment lias prepared bills which have been indorsed by the Democratic caucus. Comparatively few changes from the present law are recommended. Those affecting the Congressional districts are the following: Jefferson County is taken out of the Fourth district and put in the Third, Union is taken out of the Fourth and put in the Sixth, and Shelby is taken out of the Seventh and Rush out of the, Sixth and both put in the Fourth Ten changes are made, in Senatorial districts and about as many in the Representative districts.
May (Tnrtivel the Mystery.
I'liOViDKNfK,
Ind.. Feb.
10.—Near
Bridgeport lived fi ur years ago a young man named Charles Anderson, who was enamored of a young lady, Rebecca Money. .Miss Money had another lover whose, name was George Gillespie. The rivalry between the young men for the attentions of the young lady were bitter. One night ill September, 1S8G, Anderson disappeared and since that time no tidings from him have been received. Saturday a grave, supposed to contain the remains of the missing young man, was found in a lonely and unfrequented spot up among the hills north of Bridgeport, and 'Gillespie is under arrest to answer a charge of murder. The grave where it is believed Anderson's remains lie buried will be opened and possibly the mystery of his disappearance explained. Gillespie protests his innocence and says he knows nothing about Anderson's disappearance. About two months ago he was released from the Southern prison, where he served term of three years for perjury.
Mnniclpal Reform in Indianapolis. Indjanapous. Ind., Feb. 10.—The new police commissioners of this city took a decided step Sunday night toward securing municipal reform. They instructed the new chief of police to close the Park Theater, at which the Wilbur Opera Company was billed to give performance. The notice was not served until
l.l
o'clock in the after
noon, np to which time the entire advance chart had been sold and nearly 100 standing-room tickets The proprietors of the theater could not get a notice before the public in time to save 1,200 people gathering in the lobby and on the street in front of the operahouse. Three policemen were necessary to dismiss the crowd and their money was refunded. It is said that the new administration intends to close all saloons and gambling houses on Sundavs.
Kitter'fc Defalcation Growing. Evaxsvii.i
k,
Ind., Feb. 10.—Further
examination into the books of the First National Hank warrant the statement that 1 eller Ritter's defalcation is over 805,000 and may run as high as SS0,000. It now appears that the extravagance of the manager of his music, house was the main cause of Ritter's peculations. The stock carried by the house is said to eqnal those of large cities. No arrests have yet been made, although it is possible that a warrant may be issued from the Federal Court. The bank officials have kown of the shortage since January 15. but owing to Mr. Ritter's illness it was kept quiet. Iiitter is completely broken down, and now claims he is the victim of a conspiracy. He lias en aged counsel and will tight "the case.
Killed the Wrong .Mini.
Madison, Ind., Feb. 10.—Abe Neal gave u. du-iiue Saturday night. Ueer and blood flowed freely." About midnight Wing Stewart and Pud Potter, notorious toughs, came in and raised a row, the two attacking John Alberts. Neal demanded order, and linally drew a shotgun and fired at Potter. Missing him. the shot struck Marcus A. Selig^ who was trying to quell the riot, inllieting a fatal wound.
Oeutli o! Colonel Draper.
LinoxiHR, Ind., Feb. If,.—Colonel U. F. Draper, one of the leading citizens and owner of,the electric' light works here, died very suddenly of pneumonia Sunday. Colonel Draper was for many years a successful business man at Columbus. Ind., but for several years past had been best known as manager of the big summer resort hotel at Cedar Beach, on Wawaze lake.
Indiana's Sleeping Curiosity.
Skymoi'!!, Ind., Feb. HI.—The 18-ycar-old boy near this place who recently took a six-months' sleep is again in a comatose condition. Me went to sleep again Tuesday morning, and since then all efforts to waken him have failed.
IieI at the Ago of
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Jkffkhsonvim.k, Ind., Feb. 10.— Maria Armstrong. 100 years old. died Saturday morning. She was a Virginian by birth and claimed to have been one of the number who received General Lafayette during his tour in this country.
I'.iriilyy.ed ly ICullft.
Bhazii., I nd.. Feb. 10.—.Morgan Troutman and Kd Baker engaged in a friendly scuttle, when a revolver in Maker's pocket discharged accidentally, the ball lodging in lioutnian spinal column, producing complete paralysis.
Faster fiump still Starving. Four Waynk, Ind., Feb.. 10.—Abraham Gump, who started out on the 1st of this month to fast thirty days for a wager of SI,000, has lost sixteen pounds. Be is confident of success.
RBTVTEW.
INDIANA.
Interesting Bits of News from Va« rious Parts of the State.
The Legislature.
Ikdianapoms, Ind., Feb. 7.—The bill providing anew system of taxation for Indiana was before the lov- er house of the Legislature Friday and was discussed at length. Its most important feature relates to railroad taxes, which will be largely increased and must be paid directly to the State instead of to the different counties. As a recompense to the counties for taking this away from them it is proposed to repeal the twelve-cent tax levy on all property for State purposes. At present the State revenue is 81,400,000 annually, while the expenses are $1,900,000. Under a ~ew appraisement the revenue will reach 8:2,500,000. It will be necessary to make a large loan to meet expenses until the new law becomes operative. The bill for a new charter for Indianapolis, embracing the best features of Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Chicago forms of government, has, after a hard fight, in which the whole city has been involved, been engrossed in the House.
A bill has been introduced in the Senate requiring that the benevolent institutions if the State in the matter of appointing employes shall be managed on the civil-service system. Senator Ilubbi'll has introduced a bill which gives women the right to vote at. municipal and township elections.
The otlieers of the State benevolent institutions have protested against the final enactment of the bill compelling all State institutions to purchase native live stock for their meat supplies. Warden Patten declares that it, would cost the Southern prison £2,000 more a year and would be proportionately expensive to other institutions. It is improbable that the bill will become law.
Miners mi a Strike.
Evaxsvii.i.k, Ind., Feb. ".—All the miner employed in all the coal mines along the line of the. Louisville, Evansville A- St. Louis railway between this city and Huntingburg. Ind., with the exception of B. Menden's mine at Chandler station. 1 ive trone out on a strike. The prime ^ause of the trouble is that it is Impossible for operators who mine their coal by manual labor to compete with machine mining. They were compelled in the face of this competition to reduce the scale of wages, which resulted in a strike.
Collapse of i» Wabash Factory. Wauash. Ind., Feb.
7.—Friday.fore
noon part of a wall in one of the Diamond paper-mill buildings fell, taking with it one of the stuff chests and all its contents, several thousand pounds of paper pulp. The building was one of the new additions and was well put up. but the foundation is thought to have settled.
Visitori the Normal.
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autk.
Ind., Feb. 7.—A nil in-
ber of Indiana legislators and their wives visited the Normal Sehoc.l on Friday. President Parsons, of t.io school, urged the passage of the •"^5,000 appropriation bill for the institution now before the Legislature, and all the aiembers who spoke expressed themselves in favor of the measure.
rjutilietiiii Indiana statesmen.
Logaxsi'out. Ind.. Feb. 7.—rI he Indiana Legislature visited the Northern Insane Asylum at this Friday its regular junketing tour. The members were entertained with a banquet at the Johnston Hotel, and in the evening a. ball at the hospital was given in their honor.
Will Kill the Dogs.
Fp.anki.in, Ind.. Feb. 7.—Owing t'O a case, of hydrophobia the mayor has Issued an order to the city marshal to kill all dogs found running at large unmuzzled within the next, thirty days.
Shot ly an K'trairetl Hnsliaiul. Marco, Ind.. Feb.
7. —John N. Good
man shot Erastus Frederick with a double-barreled shotgun. Goodman claims that Frederick .has tried to estrange his wife's affections.
Fire Knildiiigs Hill ned.
Ashkhsox. Ind.. Feb. 7.—Five buildings on the corner of Main and Seventh streets burned at o'clock Thursday morning, entailing a loss of SO,000 insured for S:20.000.
Itiiriied to Death.
Livonia, Ind.. Feb.
year-old daughter of Richard McKinney, played around a burning brush pile, ignited her clothing and was burned to death Thursday
Fire Ht Lafuy«ttt*.
Lakayettk, lad., Feb. \. Thursday night fire entirely destroyed the handsome high school building of the town of West. Lafayette. The building cost about §12,000.
Hog Cholera's Kiirstjfi.
Et.khakt, Ind., FeV. 7.—One farmer near here has already lost sixty hoys from cholera, and neighbors have suffered to a less degree through the same epidemic
Died of
H1r
Injuries.
Columbia City, Tnd., Feb. 7.—Near here Thursday night J. W. Leach was struck by a locomotive and injured ss badly that death resulted Friday morning.
Dropped Dead.
Goshv.x, Ind.. Feb. 7.—A. M. Pareons. one of the leading1 Democrats of Northern Indiana, dropped dead here Friday evening1. f'atall.v Hurl* ..
Pi.AiNFiKi.n. Ind., Feb.
7.
--John
Newlin, of this city, was thrown fr a high derrick Friday and fatally injured.
llvolie His Neck.
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7.
--Georjje
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