Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 19 August 1893 — Page 6
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LOCAL NEWS.
Mayor Bandel and wife are at the World's Fair. Prof. R. A. King and wife have returned from Yoiingstown, O.
Miss Hattie McEwen. of Kearney. Neb., is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. J. II. Mahorney and children are visiting in Grand Rapids. Mich.
Jerre Yoris and wife and David Remlcy ami wife are at the World's Fair, "i
A large party of Ladoga people are camping in the Cliff Dweller's cottage at the Pine Hills.
The ladies of the Christian church will have charge of the west dicing hall at the fair grounds again this year.
There are some six or seven state prisoners in the county jail awaiting trial at the next term of Court in September.
Elmer E. Hawkins and Miss Flora Guffin, both of Thorntown, were married at the residence of Rev. G. P. Fuson last Saturday afternoon.
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The Big Four route will sell excursion tickets to Indianapolis and return, account 27th annHal encampment G. A. R. at one cent per mile, September 3d, 4th, and 5th, good returning until September 16th. Liberal arrangements will be made for aside trip to the World's Fair. Make your arrangements to go via the Big Four route. For full information vail on or address
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Gio. E. ROBINSOK. Agent Big Four Route.
MARTI*,
G. P. A., Cincinnati,
O.
W. W. Seawright and wife attended the funeral of Mrs. Seawright's mother at Frankfort last Saturday. The deceased was well known in this city.
Mrs. Rhody M. Ray, colored, has brought suit for divorce against Lewis Ray. Rhody alleges failure to provide and desertion as her cause for action.
Ilenry Walter left last Saturday for a prolonged visit in the State of Montana. He will be gone several weeks and will visit the World's Fair on his way home-
Alva Dodson and Miss Nettie Harrell were married at the home of the bride's parents on east Frankling street last Saturday evening at 7 o'clock. Rev. G. P. Fuson officiating.o
Fred Wilson and George Little, who have gained some notoriety as scrappers, were run in by the police Saturday for fighting. They were given the usual dose in the Mayor's court.
Elmer Sledger, while at work on the Monon bridge last Saturday was badly injured about the head and faca by a falling tile. While the wounds are quite painful they are not dangerous.
In spite of the money stringency the "Merry-Go-Round"' man is doing well, and finds plenty of fools to nightly spend their money with him, having been running now over a month, and some days cashing over $100.
LaBt Saturday W. W. Ewing was elected principal of the Lincoln colored schools. The selection was a wise one in eveiy respect. He is the first white man ever employed for this position and the change will prove eminently successful.
Peter Clarkson has been very low with heart trouble and realizing that he can live only a short time at best has made his will and settled up all his earthly affairs as best he can and is resignedly waiting the call of hiB maker.—New Richmond Enterprise.
Mr. Austin and Robinson, cf Anderson and two other carpenters began the construction of Prosecutor Moffet's new residence on west Main street this week. It is to be a large two story frame containing all the latest conveniences in house building and will be finished in November.
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Prof. Galloway, principal of our school the past two years, lost $700 in a bank failure in Missouri last week. Mr. Galloway and wife took out money enough to attend the World's Fair and returned with seventeen dollars. All hi6 deposits were locked up and he is short all hie earnings.—Darlington Echo, 'i
The Cook & Whitby circus wa6 one of the best and largest that ever visited this city. It attracted quite a large crowd to the city but the heavy rain that began about noon and continued almost steadily past midnight came near drowning them out and the attendance was consequently quite small.
J. J. Insley and W. W. Morgan have made arrangements with the Monon to run special trains during two daysof the county fair. On September 14 and 15 there will be excursion trains run here from Lafayette and Bloomington at one fare for the round trip. Stops will be made at all intermediate points. The Lafayette tram will arrive at 9:00 a. m. and leave at 6KM) p. m. The Bloomington train will arrive at 9:30 a. m. and leave at 6:00 p. m.
By proclamation, Governor Matthews set August 22d as Indiana day at the World's Fair, when there will be an informal convention of Indiana people at tho fair. The convention will not be held in the Indiana building, but a hall will hereafter be sel acted for its meeting. Ex-President Harrison, Gen. Low Wallace, James Whitcomb Riley and other well known Indianians will be present and address the convention in short, informal speeches.
Ladoga people must keep in mind that the next annual Christian Endeavor convention of this district, comprising the counties of Putnam. Parke, Montgomery and Vermilion will be held in Ladoga, October 10th and 11th. We should consider ourselves fortunate in securing the young people, when larger towns wanted the honor.. Steps will be taken at once by the local union in preparation for this, and we feel certain that nothing. will be wanting among our respectable citizens to make our guests at this time feel at home among us. Ladoga Leader, v.
James B. Waugh was inJDhicagp this week.
Ethan Mehfcrry was down from Shawnee Mound Saturday.
Ringling Bro's circus and menagerie will bo in Attica on Saturday. Sept. 2.
Rev. W. J. Howe and family aud C. Barnhill anct family, are at the World's Fair.
The annual reunion of the survivors of the Fortieth Indiana will be held at Indianapolis Sept. 5 and 0.
The Darlington, Montgomery county, Trotting Association will have races during the first week in October.
Railroad crews say there are moro bums along the roads than were ever known before. There is scarcely a trip made that a gaug is not met and trouble experienced.
Mrs. H. M. Harter. who is attending the World's Fair was prostrated by heat near the Indiana building last Saturday and for a time her life was despaired of. She has improved sufficiently to be able to be around again
A Wabash county farm fence is docorated with a sign which reads:—-'If any man or woman's cows or oxes gets in these oat3 his or her tail will bo cut off as the case may be. I am a christian and pay my taxes, but dam a man who lets his critters run loose."
The new union depot at Terre Haute has been completed and turned over to the Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railway Company. It was built entirely by the Vandalia Railway Company and' it will be used by all the lines entering Terre Haute with the exception of those controlled by the Big Four system.
During the old settler's reunion at Cartersburg, a pewter spoon-mold, a wooden canteen used during the revolutionary war, and a table, said to be the first ever brought to Indianapolis, were exhibited among the relics of'pioneer days. They were the property of A. D. McCorraick formerly of Indianapolis.
Increased interest in Old Settlers' meeting here Ang. 24th, is being manifest every day. The old settlers all over the country are being solicited to attend, and are almost universally agreeing to be here. A committee has been appointed and funds provided to bring them in. Scores of them will probably never meet here again. Every effort to conduce to their comfort should be made, and the day made a pleasant one for them.—Darlington Echo.
Frank King, of Greencastle. complained to the authorities that burglars had chloroformed his family and robbed him of $6.75, and upon the strength of an alleged confession made to King by John Walker, the police arrested Walker. "Chuck" Scott and William Saddler. It afterward aevoloped that King had coaxed Walker to a secluded spot, and, under penalty of having his brains blown out. compelled him to make the confession which implicated himself and the other parties. Walker claimed that he would confess to anything rather than die. The prosecution will be dismissed.
Olever Thief Catchers.
A funny thing happened to a quartette of amateur detectives from Waveland last Monday. It seems that a fellow named Carter, had rdbbed a store in Kentucky, and a reward of $100 was offered for his arrest. He located at Ladoga. Jake Simpson, James Day. "Davy Crocket," White and George Gentry, being acquainted with Carter determined to go after him and that big $100, so they chartered a carriage, went over and got their man without any trouble, and started to Crawfordsville to deliver him to the Sheriff. "Davy Crockett" was driving, and as visions of the good old McBrayer that his share of the reward would buy came to him, he grew wildly hilarious, and lashed the horses into a run. This was the priso* nor's opportunity and as his captors had not taken the precaution to put bracelets on him, he quietly stepped from the carriage and scooted for the brush. By the time the team was stopped and the officers alighted their prisoner had disappeared, and they made tracks for home, a badly sold crowd of thief-takers.-—Waveland Independent.
An Ananias Report.
One of the three of four Ananiases who report specials for the sum of 25 cents each from thi6 city for the. associated press, sends the following special effusion to tho Cincinnati Enquirer of Sunday last regarding an attempted traing robbery at the Junction:
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A daring attempt was made to rob the American Express Company's car on the Big Pour near the Crawfordsville Junction last night.
As the east-bound train pulled out the messenger, C. W. Julier saw half a dozen men about various parts of the car on the outside. The train was moving slowly and only about 200 feet from the junction. He yelled at them to get away, but they advanced upon him. drew his revolver, and a couple of men did the same.
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One of them attempted, so'Julier states, to enter the car and he shot him in the side. The rsst fell back and.ran acrosB the fields.
This 8t*ff is about on par with most of that sent from this city to the associated press, but as they must earn the 25 cents it is necessary probably to make a "showing."
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quiet during the week at 4 for three months and 3 for short- sight. The Hank of England's reserve is now £14,500,000. The withdrawal of another £!,000,(i!!o from the bank will probably be regarded with equanimity, but anything- beyond that amount is almost ceitain to cause the bank's rate to be advanced to 5 per cent. The present situation is a complex one, and it is ditlicult to forecast, the outcome. The consensus of opinion is that the present bank rate will check further serious demands from the United States.
Business on the stock exchange was stagnant throughout the week, owing to the English holiday season and the unsettled condit-'on of the market in the United States. Consols closed }4 lower. Foreign securities were dull. Mexican f.s fell 6'^. American railroad securities were unsettled, thonirh the tendency was somewhat better than last week.
Iowa. Aug.
14.—The
republican state convention will be held at Des Moines text- Wednesday and unusual interest is centered in it. There will be a contest for the governorship and there is no probability of any candidate winning on first ballot! Hen Clayton of Indianola, .7. A. Lyons of Guthrie Center, Col. E. S. Ormsb}' of Emmetsburg, K. H. Conger. Des Moines \V. H- Forbett, Dubuque: George Darek. Cenierville: Frank D. Jackson, Butler county, and l.afavette Young, Des Moines, will divide the vote pretty evenly on first ballot, but it is the opinion that the eontest will ultimately narrow down between Young and Jackson. The selection of a lieutenant governor will all depend on the head of the ticket. The platform will probablv declare for submission o? prohibition, with some kind of relief for cities and towns where saloons exist.
Farm Record. ,.
We have been lately shown an account book, known as the "Farm Record," which for the U9e of farmers is one of the moat convenient works yet originated for keeping the daily transactions of the farm. It contains about 200 pages, all ruled and with printed head lines by which the fanner can keep an excellent and exact record of hie business from year to year just the same as the merchant or business man. The items of sales of wheat, corn, hay. cattle, poultry, butter, etc., can all be recorded in business like shape, and at the close of the year the farmer can tell exactly justj what he has been doing during the past twelve months. The book is substantially bound. Agents will soon begin the canvass of the county among farm ers for the sale of the work.
Vandalia New Low Rates.
Chicago~and return, via St. Joe and Boat. Berth always included—LO day limit $6.00. Nov. 5th. limit $7.00.
Terre Haute and return. Asg. 14th to 18th. account Vigo County fair—FL.GO roune trip, good to return Aug. 19th.
Rockville and return. Aug. 21st to 25th, $1.20—Good to return Aug. 26th. Warsaw and return, Aug. 18th to 24— $3.59. good to return including Sept. 23rd.
Cutler and return, Aug. 10th, $1.20. Return Aug. 11th. Also very low fares to Kansas City. Omaha, Denver and other western points. Remember the safe line.
J. C. HUTCHINSON, Agent.
Had Courtship of Week. VALFABaiso, Ind., Aug. 9.—E. E. Combs, a prominent attorney of Mulberry Grove, 111., and Miss May Sanders of Sorento, I]l., were married here yesterday by the Rev. J. H. Wilson after a courtship ol.a week. Mis* Sanders has been attending the norual school.
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G. P. A., Chicago Chicago. TRAINS AT CRAWFORDSVILLE. 1UG FOlMt. EAST. WEFR*. 9:07 a. 111 Daily (except Sunday) 6:00 p. ni. 5:40 p. Daily 12:40 a. m. 2:03 ni Daily. 8:47a. ra1:05 p. iu Daily (except Sunday) 1:85 p, m.
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