Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 March 1891 — Page 5

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£5 ccittN nt Druecista.

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Mat- Kline, oil reliable jnwelttr anil nptieiau, ivliut*. (irahani, lias been sinco the litter part of L't'l). a! the. Chmairo :i!ialinic and wpital, iillni',- t» his already liiteU'lrt'l anil expei

t'»s!ui^ an I luting of «l»?t rssmii tiv !akin. a !hornu.. ti c.iMIM-4 iu optics, lie expects to lis back It.v tli* first of April fully preir.v.ed to atteivl i.) the most •!i!li-.,'iU case", when it will lin grfiatly to thw advantage of all having ticti'.'.eiit eye' of any kind to c.iil a Kline .t (haham's and have Mr. Kline ex tiuiii" anil erred tie) defects. Kc*tnn ition wili he to'cuml) lijose c.iiuHultmi Mr. Kll'in ''an ret nssureii of, the fairest treatment in a frank statement of I what the eye require*, in the price? of gl.is -cs -anil th'i l.Ht of re^nli-i from tiie satno.

and see them.

bead ai wn»-

Do You Want To Save Money?

IF SO

Se«?fl Sr-d .{

Farmers, 1 am f.h'V. hpiuvtii's fur Timothy S'leri aail'Seed[,()at. I have an aliundance oT 1 ii th which l^anr.oir-vin^vxlremely cheap, Come and

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tne at the 15i«j Four Elevator. \V. M. PAII'I'KK.

Farmers Attantion!

Hay in a leased the Market street stable, 121 and 123 wast Market street, opposite the Nntt Hotel, for a term of years, and hnvmir thoroughly over-hauled it from the ground up, put,on a in '.l ronf and oihurwise improved it in the way of lunje box stalls, good doors and a tine ollice where your wraps can he left in safoty. Efrtrythirig is now fust class ami ain prepared to attend to th .vants of f.irnieis and general puhlic'wantiii! to pationizea '"st,. class*ham, as I have got the Teed and w.int ..n to cotne and help me feed it up, where join carnatres will he kept in the uav. Will also buy and sell a few aood hoi.•(*•. itY IMKnS Single tie in Double" Nngle Hay in houblo binglo l'e«d Ilouljle"

IjAWSdN'S NEW GALLERY,

Over Con Cunningham's Store fu Cabinet, Photograph*.

ONLY $2 PER DOZEN.

1 guarantee us line work in every particular a* vow would pav from $4 Vo do for at other galleries. .Remember the place, over Con Cunninghams store.

RHEUMATISM, K1DGEY FAINS, LAKE CACX, &

THE BEST POROUS PLASTERS l& THE WORLD«

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cents

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A share of vour pa Iron tha:.Kfnll) ieceiwl. W. M. Hritton, prop. 1' S -Will also have a iiumeei of btalliens kept a! my barn in tli* niveilin, iseasc n. tall

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ination for all who t.«" it 'V'ifwiM'lf"1- li MllShlUtl, "JO.,

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will Sndd Farmer.

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S. McMillca, •lack!'t,n •. ~T~ He docs not meet Diuter makes puns. thom.

,.ban.T undertake,

•will give his "customsrs th«

tho trust." I There *rolM00 l«cycl« "J"® nuladel

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Hon/WnTl^ke, R.ehmond,

IVIUULI I'Hlfid, Lhfiiii tiHiih) ciui tO S N O A

DRY GOODS A3D NOTIONS

aits:

O a a 'Vtc them out at pric

.itEGrARDLRSS OF PROFIT.

lias been selected with great care and special ret'erenci to the

demands of tr.uh I therefor" f"e] c- fid *nt that 1 ea:i oiler you: great bargains

FLUSHES A SPECIALTY.

Jackets in all the ninvi-4 efi'oos. This is an oppor unity to secure bargians that mv ind, occur again ina long time. :nd I earnestly dfrsira all friends and patrons to take advantage of it.

D. M.ROUNTREE'

Just the Thmg to Have Hanging on the Wal! inwhichTO PUT FLGUR when itCO^ES FRGf^ THE STORE Has a Revolving Sifter at tho Bottom with which you can sift out at any time the quantity of Flour you wish to use.

This bin is a necessity in every house, and house-keepers flriMiHighiva with it. it prevents waste and makes no dirt to draw i/iiee, rats, roaches and other nuisances, The contents are frco from dirt.dust, etc., and are always pure, sweet and dry: and win-u taken from tlic bin. is sifted and prepared for^immediate r..-e.

atiat-iied to the wall over tin* table* or in any

Ky. dusira.hU location. 11 is out of the way and occupies no lioor spaee. Made in thn*e sizes aud nicely paintotl in colors, •r. .Sent by express on Jvcolptof price, less 75 cents to pay express charges where wo haw no agent.

AGENTS WASTED

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in the

book in

PRICES

25 Kb. size ..S2.50

I. Write for special terms SO ll». size 3.00 and particulars FltlvK. 100 Sb. size -I.OO THE CLIPPER MFG. CO. 543 W.Sixth St. Cincinnati,0.

p'l:: To 11 iCI US. CKKDITOUS, KTC.'-.v.-In The matter o( thu of .h-iaies Unt.-lii-f^On d'XvviHMih in th* rv ('irMjit M.-tfh 'tfrni, jsjtt. Not^e is Iter.'hv .civ.'n tli .liobert s. (nlmrn as executor nf Uie e^tutf f" -hunc ilatchisnn, d«.J0'»n.-4«*d. ha-^ pres^nt"«i mi fn«'d his aev'oat-s»/l' veaehtj'-.s in linal settlenn'iu of sa:I estaif, ami thai thttsani'* will cum* up for the r.\?i i»ination and act. on of said c'irctiit eotirl the phtiay April, i8'*d, at which time all heir cr«-4dltv»i*sor letratees/if said estnt arortM'iulred to appoar iu said cimrt and -tiow cnmjo, if ai»y {liure in», why said accounts and voucLorsshould ink be approved, an 1 the lieirs or distributc.'H of said '-stub. are also aoiiJled n» fin said cour. ut ih* time jilViicsnid and nrike proof of heirwhip. KOHKKT S. OSiSTHN. Kx.vuior. lhit»'d this TtIt day of .March, 1S:1.

A live Infliraiii'i' or l.'enl IC-iliiie An.-ill in" this I'laee oru'.'iuize a II

.hi for Tie" IVopVu

IttiiMin.". I.oim :unl Snvimrs Assooi'ilion of ,^- neva. N. V. ho,'iu-- Killed I'f.iniptly. A li contract A'ill IM- written. A.Mm**' Karly with i-efef. iiee«. K. A. \V M.'I'ON*. 'I'reas.. (i-r,.'va, Ne-.v Vie".

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?IOI) a monUi f.»r lv'al ami travrli.i^ men to sell our Kmiiand ornamenctl !ocU. .\d I ivss fop t,et'tn-«, i'. 15. niOHAlUisox .v at.:

Nursorymen. w«-u- v,i. Nf ,v VorR'-j

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Murjrey. deceased March 10 Nuiiee is hereby jriven lUat- Janivs K. nc\\ n- Ad

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presidMCT of Swarthmma collec phia.

sugar faster "won as the Melinw

and style, but

$6."o0

dnctiou" he «tet» from a casket fntfo

Address all orders to

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TaJfe a Little d&U of \vaxcr cold And a hltXr leavcjp of prayer, Ajku a littfo bitof uiornin# proLd

Dtosolwd in tho morning air.

:crat\»r'or the etivu ot |'et«r l. McMurirev »|ecea^ed, luvs .ud tti.-d nis MM*o»iats and vou *ner- nihnril settlement, ot e-j?.nte.and titMt the *a II roiiif tor the innmi lion a i-a *:i-ei lie .j t' ..urt Mi in IMudavof Aprn at hieh ah h-irs, credit rs or iej:atecei -aid »ksf'il aiv require*] so appear in -id eom tld :-.llow cans.- II anV

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our! at the of heirship

March jssj.

A $10.00 BOOK FOP, ONLY $1.00! HOW TO BUILD

A HOUSE.

This hook will save you hundreds of dollars if you are thinking nWmt building a house.

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have deteniuncd to make it

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Add to your ia«U eonui merriment Aikd-th for kiili iuid klu, Aud thou, ae your yriiuo ingredient,

A plenty of -work Lkrown in.

But spice it .'ill with Lkto ottttcncc of iovo And tk. lifcUe whiff uf play, Lot

wieoold book and a gktnce above Completo the well uu\W (lay. —Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.

A STRANGE ADVENTURE.

"Gool morning, sir—a lovely 1 starUiil rather guilty from tbu stooping positjou in which the voice uf my unknown colloquial hiul acccwtoil me. In truth arid iri fact I was engaged in ej:aininins the padlocked moorinsx of a graceful little boat whose keol lay on the shore, and medilHtiiifi to mysolf iuw very agreeable a row u:nu,s tiie cryrtUil lake would be through tho hilwice of t.he purple Auj u.st duyhrcak. "Good morniuy!" I re.spoutied, turning to ni( et the inquiring gn/x' of a mil. gentlemanly looking perwmage, apparently about ye.-%rs of u,'i-, wlio stood kmutiig jigaiiKit iit-tlegiite. lie was ibvrk and handsome, with piencing eyes, u. fove.beafl slightly liald. and a jet black lnusLnclie, Twisted uintjly away from a umail, nervous month and his drt'Ms w-as Uwc.eful and fanltk-s.s iti the last degrei lie rui taken o!T hi.s light straw hat to greet me, and now stood apjvirently awaiLiug some more deiinire expl.'tnation on my |KUt. "I Uig your jiardon, sir," I stammered, rather confnswJ "I—I hope 1 am not trcspasKins on private grouiuhi?" "Why, sir, you are undeniably on private grounds ," returnod tluj stranger, smiling, "but I think we won't call it by any such harsh nanwi as trcspjissing. You are staying in the nei^Uborlioixl?" "I am Rtayii*K nt tho Lake house for the summer," expiamed, "and 1 suppose aiv morning walk ha.s led me farther than I at tirst intended." "You are atKMit, six uiik*s from the-houi-e, i^ir," returned tuy cocnpiution courteoitsly "and, judging fnun your occupation when 1 catiM tlown to the gate, you would not object to cronsi-ng buck by water?" 1 laughed, and acknowledged the fact. "To tell thn truuj, tdr, I was just thinking how cocl aivl pleasant a short row wmikl lie. Ln fxct, if tlie btKit had not U'en fiUitenetl I should most assuredly have braved all consequences, and boldly ad-.-enturcd the exiK'riment." '"I t.hink we can overcome that objection," Si!id Uie sti-anger, quietly turning to an old ruined tr«, whose guarded trunk overliiingtii- transi«u-ent tide, and drawing a key from its hollow depths. "Suppose we get up an appetite for breakfast together? I am not. an inexperienced oarsman tnvself, and I suppose you understand tho art uf propelling on the water?"' "Just give me an opportunity, and see if I don't indicato my education in aquatic matters," said, in hisih good humor, springing LaUj the fairylike little shell! followed by my new acquainuance. "Keiiliy,s»r, this is an unexpected treat. I scarcely know how to thank you BufSciently for your courtesy." "Then do not att.empU" said the gentle man, mclining his head with a dignilied, high bred politem*** wluch impressed me more iuid nioru in his favor. "'1 assure you .•the gratification Ls entirely mutual, l'lil! to the right a little wo shall get entangled in yonder floating 5.!ieet of water lilies if we aro not careful. l:[ou HIT word this is a most perfect morning for the water."

It t»w indeed! Across the di «nond glitter of tltfi lake the golden spieni'.ors of an A ugttst sunrise were just beginning to be rejected, and iu the distance a range of dim, inif-ly mountain peaks leaned agiiinss the horiwon like far off sentinels, almost. lobiJig their ootiine in the blue radiance of the cloudless heavens. "I wudi 1 v,ere an artist!" broke almost involuntarily from my lips.

My companion smiled. "ieivl a man he an axtUt to enjoy tlii» bejiutocji o-f sudi a yaene as this?" he asked. "A lit tic more toward yonder point, if you pluaso, sir. Now we are out in the channel, and you can pull as hard or as easy aa you choose. The boat will almost move of

Uersolf, in fact." He threw down hi.s oars and leaned back in tlKJ stern, adjusting his straw hat so as to shield his «ye.s from the too vivid glare of the morning sunshine. "One scarcely thinks of civilizjuion in such a secluded spot as this," lie murmured l.'ixily. '"1 suppose there isn't a living'soni within a mile of us. alwayse.vcentinc birti.s and llshes.'" "1 sujipose not." I asseot^.'i!, lint nevei'theleivs the forms and ceremonies of society cannot entirely bo ist aside. May I know whom I have had the ple.n-.ure of helping to an hour's enjoylucnt?"

I drew my cju*d from my waistcoat pockct and handed it aeroc-s with a suiile. '"Vernon v.'heveley, eh? A rerv pretty name, sir. 1 congratulate myself on making your acquaintance. W'iil you allow me to rccipi-vrate your frankness?

He bowed liw as he pre.senled nie with a crumpled bu ol brown paper tiia IK' tiiiet*rd from an old cigar ease. Upon it wn.H insenbed, in sl-aring letters of red ink, UIP one word ••Albert." 'AIljcrv-wiK)? I involuntarily quests onel» "AllvM, sir! returned rnv i-ompanion, slart-ing into a Hitting posture and regarding me with stern dignity "Priiiee Albert, sir! Albert, of I'.nglund, Scotland and flics!'' 1 staled at him aghast. Was the man mad or lirea.mini'? "1 vour knees, "sir! he said, with"a sharp, sudden impenniis-ness. •'Have vou uo reverence for rovaliv

I obe his qtii. f-imi almost nefore I knew what, was doing, lie smiled complaci Jv, .the un.' time drawing a gaiuj I .us. t.ir from his pocket and gravely aMi ng to lie left breast, of hi.s co«i.

Hi iriend. he went on impress

ively, you are now iu tiie presence of the prince consort of (.rent Britain! Men have amused themselves bv disseminating the idle Ian' thai I was dun-i that's all they know aooni, 1 ain not. dead and, what is more, I iicm i's :au iie. 1 am privileged wit the i11 .,1 last itg existence. As long

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to any one. but we will send it in

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cloth,

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$i.uo bound in

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unknown ainoBftbara.

N r.H Miiii W'tn|]fi fu|. |-~rtlrul*rt fra^

U.llHlltUdc Co.. ti«x K60 IVrtluMtl,Maino

I weal-this ),-weh 1 star death can

never come near me: I frdt the eohl perspiration oozmg from every pore in rnv lodv: I could .almost feel my-wdf grow pale a.s I liecame fully co i•.meed that I was out upon the sohta.-v lake .'done tli a madman: 1 had heard, wiien first came to tins n. iimtain retreat, that there was a larye as, luin somewhere in the vicinit v, but I had never given the affair a second thought. Now 1 was reaping the consequences of mv own foil and recklessness. dark, piercing eyes roved restlessly from object to object. suddenly they res sod on my appalled countenance.

don't beberv what 1 am sayingV'

jUDSVILLF, EEK.LY REVIEW.

Tlie re.mom brance of wluvt 1 had otten. retul and hoard about the axpedlency—nay, the positive occcsiity—thut L',t\.-d for indulging inon»tmaniacs to the top of their bent, in whatever whim might possess their luinds, ooeurretl to me, aud 1 luuiuitied to reply "Of courso I believe it! Why shouldn't If' "Ah, why shouldn't yon, indeed? Hut People are so bkepticai nowadays. Now, vrhen !ctor Emmanuel was staying at iuy house, and Pope Pius enme down by way of the Mediterranean- Tjiie care! where arc you going?"

I bad thought to take advautag\i of t! new path into which his troubled miim had wandered, to direct the course of the boat shoreward, but his cunning, roving eye w.is upou me iu an instant. "It—it isgcttihg vary hot here," I stammered. "1 thought, perhaps, we should tlnd it cooler on shore." "Ah h-h!" he hiasod, putting his face so clow-to mine as to glare up into my eyee, under the very shadowotmywide brimmed hat, "you're a traitor and« hypocrite, Itlce ail t.he rest of 'em! But I'm pror^-jw«7. tv you. See!"

And with a burst of laughter,£9«Ksonant that the very tide seemed to tremble and quiver, he ILr..shcd a long, sliarp knife iu the air, dvMcribing a circle of gloaming li^ht round his head. My blood seemed turned to ice iu my veins ai it tbuuded across my vb.ion. '"Put up tL-e knife, your royal highness," I said, countsrfe.itiug au otlhand cane that I t'y no means felt. "Where's the use of it l/etwoiMi friends? Let's talk about the queen." 1 v. as the more, anxious to secure hi.s attention as I saw moving figures on t.he •shore, scarcely half a mile away from us, the (hitter of a white handkerchief, anil then a total disappearance of the (igun-s. Help was at hand, I fe.lt quite sure, if I could only maneuver so as to reach it. "Xo, not about the queen," said the poor maniac: "thavgrieves aud afflicts me." He cic.s-.Mi hi.s knife as lie spoke. "Hut, do you know," lie continued, "I am haunted?" "1 launted?'' I said. "Yes—haunted by a horrible, ugly old woman—a witch, or ogress, a female liend. Now', do you know," he sakl, moving clo a up to me, and speaking in a low. mysterious voice, "she won't let me alone"'" "No?" '"£hc won't. Sometimes she climbs up among tho stars at night, anil sits mere winking through my bedroom window all night long. Sometimes s!e coiner jumping down from the clouds among the rain drops, and sometimes— There she is now, with three pair of tins and a face like a fish's!"

He uttered au eldritch .screech as he looked down into the clear, shining deaths. "Let's escape from her!" I exclaimed, vigorously seizing my oars. "She can't follow us." "No, she can t. We might hide, among the woods, only, if she should turn into a squirrel aud jump up and ilowu among the trees—sbo does sometimes!'' "'Well, then, we'll borrow a gun and dispose of her," 1 said, still pulling desperately tow ud the shore, while the pcr»piration, culd aud claintny as midnight dews, .steamed down my temples. "What are you in such a devil of a hurry :"or?" demanded my companion, rather morosely. "Hold hard a little, can't you?" 1 checked my exertion. Evidently ho was in no huinor to be trifled with. "N'o hurry at all," I said, as calmly as jwssiblo "only, you sec, tlie old witch ifollowing you up pretty closely, and" "We are too near the shore," he interrupted ubruptly.

We wero within a few rods of the clustering bushes that 1 knew contained help. Oh, heaven, could 1 but reach their friendly shei' cr. How like a mass of lead my hear', sank iu my bosom as I ,«uw him catch up the oars aud strike: but oncc m-oro in a contrary direction.

But as he turned his head away I caught up the siicathed knifeand llung it bortiing upou the shore. "What's that?" ho demanded, turning quickly around. "It'syour witeli." 1 said, as unconcernedly as 1 could. "Don't you think we ought to go ashore and see what has become of her?"

His eyes roved re.stle.ssly along the green bank. "I don't know what do

"Why she is your enemy. No doubt it w:is .she who spread the report of your death. You ought to address her iu a conciliatory manner, and if you could once bring her to terms what would prevent yoi| from assuming your proper station once more in Kngland!1" "Th -l/s very true. Here, head her in toward the laud. 1 wonder I never thought of that before."

Poor fever brained lunatic! Even hi the consciousness of my own mortal peril my heart ached for the crazy flights of his sick fiuicy.

We were close to tho friendly land tho long, silver green tresses of the willows almost touched the bow of the boat when my strange companion started to hi.s feet, with a yell that aroused all the echoes floating over the pwiceful lake. "Traitor—spy! double-dyed villain! you have Ix-en deceiving me. Your hirelings lurk among vondcr bushes. Hut it is in vain: 1 ne rovalty of Lnglarul shall never fall a prov to base artiliocs like these."

He sprang toward me like au infurint/-l tiger. At tin? same urne the shore scented to become alive with hurrvingfigures, and I with a lasi ir.)pillflc caught up the rope that lav coiled al he bottom of the boat, with one end athxed to an iron hook, and threw it desperatelv shoreward. 1 could see a tall form plunging waist deep in the water to grasp at it. and then the clinging arms ol mv tcrnlue companion were svrc.'Uhed around me. and 1 knew no more. •x-

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"Are vou U'lter. sir? ''Better: cs—uo—1 can't toll. Where ami:-' ... '•Here, at a l:i le inn. snug in bed but you've had a sto in li of it. What on earth jmssessed vou i.« g» out in a boat Wlt.il that poor grntJem

•on'"

I "Mail, isu i.e.®--' asked, with all the frightful oeruiToiic.-- -iwding back upon my mind, a* one remember the hideous fantasies ol a trounled dream. "Mad as a Mar. Kin-, sir: thinks he

Prince 'Albert. 1 hev lies the worst case in ali I ne ::v):tiv, sir -e.scapcd last night, ami na I. ei .v.. lering about the shores an the m.u'ini! "N he safe a! last. o.s. sir: thev li'oi ihe deuce of a time getting hold ol him, though, lie thre you overboilnl as if vou had been a willo twig, and then swam like a fish himsei l)ick IJavton—that's his keeper, slv—sii he got the strength of twentv Samsons i.i those long ai :ns of his.so eniled that long, frigluful mornuig among the peaceful solitudes of Sliadosv Lake: but I

O.MTV

York World.

an es-erlasting memorial

I of it in the shape of a single lock of hair th, it gleams, white as Mlver among the cii.stuiit luxuriance that curls uver my templed. While I live, and while that lock retain*, its zhautly whiteness, I Khali over remember my peril and deliverance—New

BROKE UP THE DANCE

Sensational Shooting- Affray at a Ball in Kentuoky.

FIERCE BATTLE BETWEEN MINERS.

In Quarrel (Ivor a Voting Woman .Many Sliol* Were Klreil— sj\ Men I''iita!ly Wounded Several other* Hurt.

TtKviu.vmts wi'ui-: ti.i:\rv. C.

.i:t rsiir:.o. K'y.. Mar.-h

P'»rts hiivi! been rcceivi.l at this place of a terrible battle at Kilgore. a small mining town cm the Newport News & Mississippi Valley road, about '20 miles \ve:-,t or tnis place. Tuesday nijfht, in which six nn.n are said to have been

rata'ly

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sliot and several others slightly

wounded. A quarrel arose at a ball between two of the dancers over a voung woman present. Suddenly a shot was iircd and a panic ensued—men. women, and children rushed for the passage to the open air. the dour of which became clogged with a mass of Inimanit.y whose only object was to escape ii'imi the shower of murderous bullets being lir.-d in tlie ball. The first man to 1 all was Sherman Lucas, a inor. As soon as Lucas fell his friends rallied to his rescue and a perfect Ittsiilaae was the result. Itetween ten and-tweulv men were engaged on both si'-cs, an 1 it is estimated 1 hat 1.10 shots were Sir".!. Tlu tiring caused only when ammunition wa~ exhausted. During the fight the lights wen cxtingiiished. which fact no doubt I saved many lives. When the smoke of the battle cleared away six men I lay on the lioor badly wounded,

Several others were slivhtlv wounded, not suliiciently. however. to call in medical .i ^sis'aiice. The wounded men aiv Sherman Lu.as, I Charles Hunting. Samuel UuntI ing. Andy liosvell. Jell' Waugh and David Waugh. The Buntings ami

Wauglis arc not expected lo survive. No one bus been arrested for the shooting. and it will t- a hard matter to fix the guilt where it heiornrs.--. No women or children were injured.

NO CHOICE AT SACRAMENTO.

Tho Caliti-rJi'. Omlcst. I'mm*

isrs to 15** Uiic.

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t'al.. March i\:.—-The

legislature niei in joint se: sion Wednes-' day afternoon and cast One.''haliot for l.-nit-etl States senator. 'li.e contest promises to be a long one owing'to the failure of th*.* t'epuiiiicKiis thus far to go inti. caucl-". a .'id ileeid'c upon one candidate. From t?ie present outlook the contest promises to narrow down to Kstee and l)e Young. The vole in detail in Wednesday's joint ballot was its loilosvs: l'9] l)«• Youtl.-r. !.'

Kstce ..i.^vrv. Felion. .ri. .... .toluisu.!. NestiH

... Tt|C't!lpiija:\. ... ... I'erUins. ... li

I Yunitr.l..

W etmore. Ooarlier............ Goutil

FOUR MEN KILLED.

F.'itnt Kiplouioii in tiie Illcelmili) iriu Ap eries at r.Asoow. March I'J.—The large tube heating app'.o"1!us in the liloehairn iron works exploded, spreading, death and destruction all around. Four'men were killed outright, their bodies being dreadfully mutilated. Many others were seriously injured, 'i in- building in which the heating works' ore erected was torn to pieces by the o\ "o.ston. '•I)i.:-!ionil .loo" Iteynotils' I -lale.

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think?"'"

111.. March 1'2.—A good

share of th". estate, of the late "Diamond .loc" l'eynolds ss'ill cune to Aurora. us his widow and a niece reside in this city, aud four other nieces in this immediate vicinity. As the rich man left no will it is estimated that onesixth of his vast estate svill go to Miss Clara L. Reynolds, of this city, and onethird to his widow. According to the estimate of his wealth 1 he youug lady will fret about .®."00,00a. iiilU'it by Tr e.is Woumi!. 'ex.. March !%,— Mrs. John Dunn's house

CoIilTs' I 1 IllSI't.

W:LS

robbed

Tuesday night, and. arming herself with a Winchester, she proceeded to follow up a Mexican whom she susI peeled of the crime. She found him encamped about half a mile from town.

When he saw hex he attacked her with an ax, whereupon she drew a bead oil I him and killed him instantlv. I round a Nice sum

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(Mil I out.

Sr. l'stl.. Minn.. March 1•-When Judge II. M. oolcv died last week it was supposed that he died penniless, but on Wednesdas- his son picked up an (dd coat lie had been the habit of wearing. Houring something rattle he ripped open the liiumr and discovered Pit,700 in certificates of deposit and bank bills ot large denominations.

Hirer Klllr'i l\ a Holier l.vplosion. Ll' 'l

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111.. March

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A ter

rific explosion occiiried Wednesdas- at Diedriclr this counts. b\- svliieh t.tiree men were 11 .ed-- 111 lain fen ach, llenrv lcci iiian and l.eluiarut L:len, mill hands, oov were ss arming' themselves in the boiler (oia- svn a the boiler exploded, mutilating Mu.ni terriblv. llulv Too l'oor lo rloliratr,

.. Mari-b 1 I lie government

has declined In grant the SI00.000 promised bv Premier rispi. on its behalf, for calTS'ilig out the preparations for celobrat ing the discovers- ot A' erica bv olumbus. 1 he ground of ti refusal is the alleged necessity cu practicui"" thi' strictest economv. unit lior.Ht t»rv III. lir.Kbi.N. March Vi. Dr. W mdthorst, the lanlous lender of tho atholic lefjis* lative purtv. is exlretuch- ill with congestion of the lungs. '.I lie sacrament of extreme unction has been administered, and little hope ot his recovery is entertained.

Appointed to the Iowa tltfiuli.

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la., March 12.—Gov.

Boies has appointed .lames D. Smytlic to the position of judge of the district eourt to fill the vacanuy caused bjr th« death of Judge Phelps.

STATE NEWS.

A Column of Fresh News from Indiiiiia Cities and Towns.

Tint* lij H.iilway Deal.

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LIUL.. Mart'h L*J.—Tho

railroad magnates who arrived in tho city Tuesday evening iu the private ear of president Saul, of the Chicago & Eastern Illinois railroad, loft for tho north Wednesday morning, the. conference. with President Mackes* lasting^ nearly the out ire night. The meeting seems to have resulted satisfactorily. us it is announced Bcnii-oHieially that Tuesday next tho parties in interest will meet New ork. when all the preliminaries for one of the greatest moves ever made on the railroad checkerboard svill he arranged. It is known almost positively that within a short time the Kvansville & lerre Haute railroad svill become the connecting link net ween the Big Four and Huntington system south of the iiliio river. '1 Ills nios'e svlien it is made will bringto Evatisville the Newport News .V Mississippi Valley railsvay and the Mobile Sa Ohio railsvav from the south and the Big Four from the north, which svill constitute one ol the most important systems in the United States. The mooting here liirnislies a reason for tho late trip of 1'resident Ma. key and other lending railroad officials over tho Mobile Ohio road and give, color to the statement that, the great trunk lines had changed hands.

\V int tho Itnumlary t.lne handed.

li st

hid.. March IU.—Dr.

'I. C. Meudenhull, chief of the const and geodetic survey, is in the city visiting the Hose polytechnic institute, ol whicb he was formerly president. Ho was failed west by Gov. Catn&h.ell. of Ohio, to settle, if possible, the disputed boundary line between Ohio and Indiana. Ohio claims a triangular strip, having tho month of tho I'.ig Miami as its apex and the northern boundary line as its lease. Tho boundary is poorly defined. The line is dy-- ribed as starting from the month of tho Big Miami, which. like all risers, .is constantly shifting, and. running due north. It is claimed that this variation amounts to rj miles in tlf? northern pa it o' l! t1 1'tie having steadih so1'1 i.!*4" h'i,i Iti this bu the case

i'ong them

Union Cit iu bi, ul Ohio, and squ i.id o{. 1 ld'aii territory. l)r. Menu- uhall ris-iteii (a.v. tlovey and found him up in amis ae'innst resurveying tlie line, lie said: "If this take« otl a i.i ip

I in l,a:ia soil on the cast

we will he--entitled to an equal strip 013 ..the west, which wili include Chicago."

Iiuli'.um's Now Ap^*ll i!t* i'ourt t'liHljjos#". I

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,s sfoi.tH. In.I.. March Ti—Gov.

llovcv has appointed as the judges ol the new appellate, court of Indiana, created by the recent enact men t. of the legislature, t.he following:

First, district—,!u.lge George 3.^ Kcinliarfl democrat, Kockpcrt, Spencer countj-. Hc-onU (listrict—,inii^c Jeistha D. Ncvr, ilcmoorat, Morth Vernon, Jennings enmity.

Thin!'listrict—.1 iiinc.s H. Black, republican, Iiiiliiiiiiiiiolis. Fourth liiMrict— J.rilton S. Kubiuson, rcpub l!'.'uii. Aiutcrson. Madison ciiinuy.

Fiit.li iINt id —i:,l|:ar t. Crnnipaclccr, rcpub 1 ic:11. Valiiar:»iso. Porter couuty.

These gent Ionian are to serve from the date of their appointment until Jan. 1. JSfi: when their successors svil] have been elected ami qualified. Undei the provision of the lass- authorizing their appointment their court is on tho Mime general plan as that of the supreme court, with the exception thai their posvers and jurisdiction are speeificallv limited.

Will Appoint No Vtomcu.

N I A N A I O I I S

1 nd.. .March 12.—With

in a day or two (lov. Ilovoy will appoint twenty-six commissioners to arrange for Indiana's exhibit at the world's fair. The law regulating the appointments svas so amended in tlifl house as to provide that thirteen of the commissioners should he women. When the eouforence, com. initt.ee oaine to report, however, it struck out the amendment. There is a prevalent, impression that this is not tin' ca.::e and applications have already been made for the appointment of various women. Tho governor has intif mated that he would appoint no women, as a vast amount of work had to be done by these commissioners and he thought it should be intrusted to well qualified men only.

To Mamhiuius ijv. Hovuv. Ri ii.MoMi, Ind.. March —The re. ceiitly elected trustees of the insane asylum, to svliom Gov. Hovey refused to issue commissions. organized Wednesday evening lv electing Mr. Marsh president. Mr. Smiley vice president anil Mr. Halle treasure/. Di. Wells tendered hi.s resignation as medical superintendent, but no action svas taken on it. A strong pressure is being- brought- to induce tho trustees to retain Dr. Wells. The trustees nill admit the accounts for tha last month. Mandamus proceedings will be brought to conmol tins'. Ilovey to issue commissions.

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the ("it I.i 111 its.

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s, Ind.. March

1 I

-The pe

tit ion of the city council, on trial before tin (.(Mint (.(.mi tssiouei si nee Monday —tin xtension of the cit limits and the annexation ot the suburb of Orinoco —was decided in las'or ot annexation. This will add 2,000 to the city's population.

I-oul rtav MiS|MTtt'l-

Coi.i .sun s. liul.. March 12.—Elmer ONoal, a young married man of this city, has iicon missing since Monday, lit. was last seen in company with a stranger, and foul plav is feared, as lie had just drasvn ,S.~I(I0 from a bank

II -H I to Kill Ills Wife.

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Ind., March 18.

Joseph Edsvards, living near here,went violently insane Tuesday and attempted to kill his wife. She escupcclj after receiving serious injuries.

I ailure at I'ort Wayne.

FO WA Ind,, Mareli 12.—' Louis Junk art gallery and pic frame depot has assigned to sa areditors.

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