Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 19 December 1891 — Page 3

CALL and

PATENT

COLD CLASPS

ON EASY PAYMENTS!

A Bran New Firm,

Royce & Peavey,

Have dropped dow» among you with ,in elegant and elaborate

{Furniture and House Furnish

:ngs,

Carpets, Lace Curtains. Rugs, Bed Room Suits, Odd Dressers, Odd Beds

Clocks, Dinning Chairs, Sofas, Rockers. Blankets, Tables. Pannel Pictures,

Silverware. 1847 Rogers' Bros, Baby Carriages, Cloaks, Jackets, Portiers. Clothes Wringers, Etc., Etc.. Etc

Goods sold on liasy Payments at Spot (.'ash Priuc*.

INSPECT

JOEI4 BLOCK 131 S WASHINGTON ST.

WE ALL EAT TO LIVE

AND LIVE TO EAT.

1 here fore when wanting lirst class Groceries, CoiYee, Sugars. Tea. Apples ric\-les, Jorsey Sweet Potatoes. Niw Sorghum Molass'A. iFresh linlk Oysters, Celery, Cranberries, etc., call at

WEST XVXAIN: STEtJEEiT".

^'e have received a full supply of Holiday Candies, am ill have everv thing demanded for the Christmas trade.

BLANKETS AND EOBES.

A BIG LINE AT

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THE NEW YORK STEAM DENTAL r()MPA\TY.

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Ti.eth extracuil v.-i'bout. putn by theuse of Vitalized Air or Nitrou Oxide of (in*, whirl- is perfectly linrniiceeixl agrees with all oonditions ol v. system. Teeth extracted iiluii. 25o. old fillings SI mid upwards. Siivsr /Syf and Aiialgam linings, rj(l .-ind 7rc. Teeth $4, $5, $5, $6, J10 to S50 per set.

All kinds of tVm finest Dental Work iu tlie elate at reduced price/*. All ltd. Sixteen yearn' experience. A. I'. Hi.CRKON, Mauagei.

FOR-

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3Ly ]est §5 Cabinets for §2 per doz.

I Imveliut one price—and that is$2 per do/en, lleineinber Uiis includes th linest clasM of work, and will not lade. Thousands of my cabinets are in Crawfordsville and vicinitv and are all clear and brilliant. Do not patronize any gallery that makes work that would fade.

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STATE NEWS.

Bits of Information from Points in Indiana.

Sturerf

Oir ly

Strikers.

CHICAGO, Doe. 12.—Suits hn.vo been begun by thirty-seven Polish laborers before Justices Harlow and Ford against the New Pittsburgh Coal and Coke Company for the recovery of wages. Some time ago the I'oles were engaged go to the mines of the company in Sullivan county, IncL, to take the places of strikers. They were so harassed that they returned to the eity. The men claim the coal company refused to pay their wages in full because they would not stay. The company, on the other hand, says it paid them all they were worth and that it did not authorize its agent to make the glowing promises through which the men were induced to go down to the mines.

Shocking Fatality Near Kv.umville.

KVANSVII.I.K,

Ind., Dec.

INIIANA

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PATBirr COLB CLASPS.)

Grand Opera Honst' AOL1S, IND.

Past

12.—A

terri­

ble accident occurred at a road crossing 5 miles from this city on the Kvansville & Terre Haute railroad Friday morning. An incoming passenger train struck a wagon in which were Robert Huston i.nd wife. The wagon was demolished and the two occupants hurled 50 feet through the air, landing on their heads against a fence with such force that their skulls were mashed in. liolh were instantly killed. Huston was 70 years old and his wife a few years'yonnge r. It is supposed they could not hear, as there is a good view of the track and the engineer sounded the whistle.

Frightful Death in a Starch Factory.

POMS, Ind., Dec. 12.—Albert

W. Ilitzke, an employe of the Indianapolis starch works, met a horrible death Friday morning. llis coat was caught by the machinery of a special carrier, 100 feet in length, and he was slowly drawn into it. His arm was drawn under the sharp flushes, and his body followed until it completely clogged tl2 powerful machine, llis cries for assistance could not be heard above the sound of the machinery, and when his fellowemployes found him his body had been ground into a pulp.

Allowed Pay for Holidays.

INDIANAPOLIS.

Ind., Dec.

12.—In

de­

ciding a case submitted by A. E. Magle, of Kewanna, the state school superintendent said that: teachers must be al» lowed pay for holidays—July 4, Christ' mas and New Year's, February 22, Decoration day. Labor day, and any general national or suite election day. The legal phase of the answer is justified by the following decision of the supreme court of Michigan: "Reeog' nized holidays cannot be deducted from the time for which a schoolteacher contracts to teach and his pay reduced accordingly, lie is entitled to pay for such days even though he does not teach."

Groom, S(i Hricle, 18.

LKAVKNwoinn. Ind., Dee. 12.—A marriage that has set the whole coun-try-side a talking has occurred near English. Felix liohannon, 8(1 years old, became the husband of 18-year-old Amy Legg. Ever since the bride was a toddling baby the old gentleman has been in love with her, but, realizing the vast difference in their ages, avoided an effort to make her his wife, even after she became a young lady, until recently, lie had given her a fine education and treated her as his daughter, her parents being very poor. Not long since lie made a will giving Miss Legg a large portion of his S100,000 estate.

Failure at North Manchester.

NORTH MANCIIKSTKI:.

Ind.. Dec. 12.—

The tirm of 15. 10. Oppenheim & Co., ol this place, was closed Friday evening by the sheriff through tin attachment by Cohen Bros., of Chicago. About ten days ago the store changed hands, a brother if 'he proprietor from Hartford, Mich., being the purchaser at seven-ty-five cents on the dollar. The stock was alleged to be worth 80,000. Claims against the firm amounting to more *han $0,000 have already been received. Cohen Kros. will attempt to show a fraudulent r,a!e.

•Michael I.Hvelle Surrenders Himself.

COI.UMUCS.

Irri Dec.

12.—Michael

Lavelle. chawret' .vitli complicity in burning the recorder's ofiiee at Washington. Ind.. atul who left the country immediately after the fire, returned Friday morning and surrendered himself lo the oflieers. He gave bond in S4.000. lb says he was in Arkansas during the exciting scenes and denies :\ny knowledge of the crime.

Indiana Woman's Siill'rai .Meeting.

COI.L'MHI'S.

Ind., Dec.

12.—

Sued for Drawing the Color Line, FitAXKi.i.v, Ind.. Dec. 12. William L. Perry, a colored physician in this city, filed suit against the JctVcrsonville, Madison A: Indianapolis road for .$5,000 damages. Last May he was ejected from one car to another and was badly bruised.

"Indiana Day" Observed.

MADISON,

hid.. Dec.

12.

"Indiana

day" was celebrated in the public schools Friday. Liberal collections were taken for the state's educational representation at the. world's fair.

His Father I'ays It A1I.

TIPTON,

Ind., Dec.

12.

Charles Sam­

uels, the forger, is still at large. Investigation has developed 84,000 more of spurious paper. His fattier has paid all the forged amounts.

Death of Kx-Senalor White.

GOSIIK?

Ind., Dec.

12.—Ex-State

Senator David II. White died at Middleby Friday morning blood poisoning induced by a carbuncle.

Interesting Bits of News from Various Parts of the State.

Phonographs for Mutes.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dec. 14.—Superintendent Johnson, of the Indiana institute for the deaf and dutiil). has been using the phonograph experimentally in teaching mutes. His experiments were prompted by those of Dr. II. F. Yarey. of Baltimore. Superintendent .lohnson said that he found the phonograph concentrates sound at the drum of the ear in such it way that many ullliiAed with deafness can hear. lie intends to carry the experiments further, and he thinks the instrument may become a means of teaching the use of the voice to some mutes whose inability to speak is due to the fact that they have never heard speech. He tried the phonograph with twenty-seven boys and twenty-nine girls. Of these only three girls were unable to hear anything at all. Twenty boys and twenty girls could hear instrumental music, while eleven boys and fifteen girls could distinguish spoken words. Of the lifty-six whose hearing was thus tested eight could hear best with the left ear and fourteen with the right, while eleven heard alike in both cars. Other facts similar to these will be determined, and Mr. Johnson will also compare notes on the causes of the deafness with the results of the phonograph experiments.

l.avini Pipes for Imllatm Gas. AVINAMAC,

Ind.. Dec. 14.—The Colum­

bian Construction Company has moved its engines and boilers and other tintchinery to the lvokomo and (1 reel.town gas fields for the purpose of laying pipes from Crecntown pumping station to Kokomo. A force ol 100 men lias been sent to the Kokomo gas fields. According to the terms of the purchase gas must be in Kolcoma December 17. Seventy of the 140 miles of mains are laid. The line from Winamae to Chicago suburbs is laid with the exception of 10 miles between Ivouts and Deep river in Porter county. South of Winamae they crossed the Tippecanoe river, leaving their present southern terminus near Star City. It is expected to get to Chicago in time to display Indiana gas at the world's fair in 1S9.1.

Slew a Slanderer.

EVANSVII.I.K,

Ind., Dec. 14. Dr

James L. Massie was arrested Satur day in Warwick county for the inurdei of J. L. Kenakee at Owenton, Ky.. Oc tober 11. Hoth men were prominent in Owen county. Kenakee, it is claimed, circulated a report that Dr. Massie w:i' intimate with his 18-year-old niece. The latter explained that he was treat ing the girl in a professional man ner and asked for a retraction. It was refused and Massie served notice he would kill Kenakee the next time he met him. They met on the street and Massie, who carried a Winchester, drew a bead on the slanderer and again demanded apology. "Never!" cried Kenakee: "slioot, you scoundrel." The next instant a bullet pierced his heart. Massie admits the murder.

Indieteil for Jlurilcr.

I?Ki)i'oiui. Ind., Dec. 14.—The special grand jury impanelled to investigate the murder of Mrs. Sol Noidifer last March at her home in the southern part of the county brought in an indictment against Joseph Findlcy. charging him with murder in the first degree. He was immediately arrested by the sheriff and brought into court, when his attorneys announced they were ready for trial. On motion of ihe state's attorney the case was postponed until the January term. Findlay is married to a sister of the murdered woman, lie was sent to jail without bail.

Alleged Defaulter D'jappears. EVANSVII.I.I:. Ind.. Die. 14.--John ,1 Morton, the defaulting secretary of the People's Mutual Huilding. Lwan and Savings association, who has been out on bond for the last six weeks, has skipped for parts unknown, llis attorneys ciaitn that he lias gone tc Louisville to consult with a Mr. White, one of his bondsmen. The total defalcation amounts to something less than S10.CJ0. llis family claim to know nothing of llis whereabouts.

i. Dropped Dead in a Saloon.

LNDIANAI'OI.IS,

The annual

convention of the Indiana Woman's Suffrage association will be held at Franklin Monday and Tuesday of next week. All organizations desiring the enfranchisement, of women will have delegates present. he annual address by the president, Mrs. Helen M. Cougar, will be delivered Monday evening.

Ind., Dec. 14.—M. I?.

Conlin. of (ialesburg. III., dropped dead in a saloon here Saturday. In a largo pocket! ook was found a card certifying him to be a railroad engineer. II was issued at ialesburg, 111. The Dig Four shop people say that Conlin was a passenger engineer, and ran tc r'eoria on the Lake Erie it Western.

found Dead in lied.

EVANSVII.LI:,

Ind., Dec. 14.—James

Martin, who registered at the Smith hotel Friday night, was found dead in bed Saturday morning. He was well dressed and was about lo ye n's of age. It is supposed lie ca ae from Nashville.

AHHiuned.

LuiiANSi'OllT, Ind., Dec. 14. The firm of Randolph it Cheney, agricultural implement dealeas, closed theii doors Saturday morning, making an assignment. .1. IJ. McNutt was appointed receiver. No estimate can te obtained as to liabilities at present.

round I.tibricatiUK Oil.

WIN

A.MAC, Ind., Dec. 11.—The drill­

ers on the Switchers oil well, near Medary ville, struck lubricating oil at 0,000 feet, and the daily output is ninety barrels.

Sent. I'p for Burglary.

Pr.itt', Ind.. Dec. 14.—'James Meek alias Noah Vick was taken to the penitentiary Saturday-to serve a twoyears' sentence for burglary.

Dropped Dead of Apoplevv.

KICII.MO.VI).

Ind,, Dec.

H»—

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Good connection mado at Terro llauto for tlio South nnd South-west. Tiains run through to St. Joseph, Mich., making good connection with C. Jfc W. M. for Michigan points.

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Proli.'ito Causo No. In the matter of Klson Saj-ers, Uxoeutor of the will of Ludlow K. 'I'lioiuas. deceased, vs. .Io.•. 1 i111 Westfall, el il. Ill the Circuit Court of .Montgomery County. Indiana, November Term, JSlll. Tii Joedith Westfall, CiiMsius .M. Thomas. Luella Lei', .lessie Tracy, Laos Westfall, Edward Lee, Jesse Tracy. Nellie M. Thomas, l'.ai bara Thomas. Von a severally heroby liotilled that, the above named petitioner ase\ecutor of the estate afore, said, h.'M IIled HI the CIICUI Court of Montgomery county, ludlar.a, a petiiion. making you de. fenilauts Hi i", ami praying therein for an order nnd d• creo of said eon authoi-i/.ing the sale of ee lain Real Estate belonging to the i*state of said deceiiduil, and in said petiiion described. to m:iko IM-etn lor the payment of the debts and liaiiilities said estate and that said petition, so fll and pending, is set for hearing in said Circuit

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About 8

o'clock Saturday morning V. L. MeMeans, county treasurer, dropped dead of apoplexy.

Cheboygan, Mich., produced 104,000,000 feet of lumber the past season, as compared with 160,000,000 feet the preceding season.

rt at the Court House in Craw­

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