Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 April 1894 — Page 3

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SPURNS 8TAQB LIFE.

itlsa Pollard Ignore* Their Offer*. Washington, April 16.—It is the general opinion that the career of Congressman llreckinridge as a public man lias been effectually squelched by Miss Pollard's prosecution and the jury's verdict. One of the hardest obstacles that he will have to overcome grows out of his presentation of Miss Pollard to the widow of the late Gov. Blackburn. Kentuckians who discuss the matter invariably get back to this feature of the case and declare that no necessity existed for Mr. Breckinridge to take his mistress around and

maiiki.im:

what vmi will

tnjtlc and Fancy roi cry. 11.! E ist Market Street. A us. Tomlinsoi.'s stand. T«p prices paid lor

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NOTICE!

To UravM Komi Com met or

The Hoard ef (Jrnvrl Uond or Turnpike li* roetor wi-l m^ot.on th»i 1st. Ha OK IM'-I. I for tlie iiurpose nl n'envnm I'ldf anil letliiii: the contract* lor ker|iinK in repair tlie .litTwren. I'reti Crnvel It. a.Is ill Moutuoincrr euunly toi one year. All hiiM-vs will V«U'' notice iiml haye their liids on lile tin or tu-foro saulI il.'ite. 'Ihe spfeitleiitions loi- •.i.-li seperate travel I toad will tie on lllo at the Auditor Ofliee 011 and after April Jlsl. I"1'1!. I lie Hoard will reserve Hi.- iiMil. In rejeei any or al I'idtv

Witness 111 hand this ',MtU day ot Mhicii. ]C.m WAI.Ttlt 1 IH'I.KI. Clorl o! Hoard.

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introduce her to every reputable woman with wjiom he might chance to be acquainted.

As might have boon expccted from a woman of Miss Pollard's temperament the long strain of the trial culminated in a nervous eollanse, and she is suffering from nervous prostration. The attending physicians do not anticipate any serious efleets from her illness.

Miss Pollard's brother, J. 1). Pollard, is a young man of years of age. He said: "My sister has mad*' no plans for the future, and we can not tell yet what she intends to do. She asks me to say that she never entertained any intention of going on the stage. Nothing could be farther from her thoughts or intentions. It is absurd. It is true that telegrams on the subject have come to her to-dav, but no attention will be paid to them. All she asks now is to for rest and quiet."

Hardly had the verdict in the case been rendered when a meeting of prominent Washington women was called to take action regarding the case of Col. Hreckinridge. Representatives of several female organizations met at 'Willard's hotel Saturday night and after an interesting conference ad' ~*-cd resolutions calling upon congress

lv.

consider the qualifications of

Kepreseneative Breckinridge for membership in that body.

"Tom" .Johnson Attacks HUL New Yoiik, April 10. "Tom" L. Johnson, millionaire manufacturer and representative in congress from Cleveland, Ohio, in a speech before the SinglcTax club at bickering hall made the following statement: "Senator Hill and I are in the same party. It is true a large portion of his speech was devoted to the income tax. to I which 1 am opposed, just as I am opposed to the taritV, but all that had been said before by others. When he enunciated his protectionist ideas 1 standing on the democratic platform he was out of the democratic party."

Ouir Roiiil I'aVH Immense I'rolits. Dknvkii, Colo., April Hi.—The statement of Keeeiver Trumbull of the nlf road for March to the I'nited States Circuit court shows that this road, operated as an independent line, is becoming one of the best paying' railway properties in the country. ri he receipts for the month were SHO.'i.-tOO: disbursements. 177. leaving a cash balance on April 1 of St"iO.

Sovereign rrwlleh lnsnrreot ion. llosiiiN. Mass.. Aoril H',.—In an interview Crand Master Workman Sovereign says Coxev's movement is the foreboding of an insurrection. Thousands of toilers are watching it. ready to resent any abuse the army may receive from municipal, state or national otlieials. The army is to worliingmen to

-day

what John Brown's party was

to the slaves before 1 he war.

Oeellil Steamer lUxillileil. I'iA moi"rii. Mass., April Hi. A big ocean steamship was sighted olV Manomel by the crew of the life-saving station there early this morning. It was so rough that they could not go out and they signaled her to keep ')?. She was drifting toward Sandwich and appeared to be disabled. A tug was sent out to render her assistance.

Kills Hi* Wife ami Himself.. Hi \v.\

in a

Kan.. April Hi.—lames

T. Watkins, a wealthy and highly respected farmer of 11 rown county, has been separated I'min his wife for some time. Yesterday he went to the house where she was living' and called her out and shot her twice. lie then took poison himself, trom the elleels of which he soon died. The woman is dying and can not. live.

I'.oalner !«ls Satisfied.

W ,v

in I Mi'roN, April Hi. JudL'e lioatniv. speaking if tin investigation of Ihe Jenkins strike decision by the committee. v.'hieh returned last night.says that he thinks it. got to the bottom of matters. "It was very satisfactory.'' he added "Our report, will, we hope, bo ready to submit to the full committee at its regular meeting next Friday."

K1 Morri ll is Cuilly.

Fhksno, Cal., April Hi.—F.d Morrell, who aided Chris Kvans to escape from jail here and who has been on trial for the last two days for robbing City Marshall Morgan of his pistol immediately after his escape, has been found'guilty, lie will bo sentenced Monday.

WANT HIM TO EXPLAIN,

Kentucky People Anxloan for the Colonel to Come Home and Talk. Lexington, Ky., April

Id.—Nearly

every one here expected a verdict for the plaintiff, but all were surprised at the amount. Some thought no verdict would be reached. CoL Breckinridge's warm friends are still sanguine, while those opposed to him think his reelection an impossibility under any circumstances. His return is awaited

CONGKBSRM AN HHKCK1 N RIIHi [From a photograph taken during the trial.] by both sides. His law partner, .lolin T. Shelby, says he will be back in two weeks to begin an active canvass. .1. 11. .Jones, a former politician here, in a card warns the voters a be ut sending Breckinridge back to congress: Concluding he says: Let no Kentucky editor and senator, disclaiming to be an apologist for licentiousness.be allowed to sting to death by slander, explicit or implicit, the character of the judge who could not for a whole month look without deep expressions of nausea upon the Kentucky statesman, who with gifts like a god debased himself to the plane of the animal. He himself witnesses that no language can be coined adequate to express the sin.

Let political defeat be coined from the conscience of Protestant, Catholic, and Hebrew."

SISTER OF MERCY SLAIN.

Authorities of lierlln Make a Horrifying Discovery Near That City. Br.iu.iN, April 10.—The authorities of Berlin are investigating a terrible crime which has been committed near the Grunewald colony, on the outskirts of this city. The body of a young and beautiful sister of mercy was found near the road leading to the Orunewald forest district, partly concealed by bushes, and a gaping wound in her throat showed how she had met her death. The murder had been committed, evidently, after the commission of an assault. The premises showed that the victim had made a struggle for honor and life. Beyond the footprints of a man there was nothing to give a clew to the identity of the murderer.

A few hours after the murder of the sister of mercy a young peasant girl, who was passing near the (irunewald colony, was set upon by a man, who attempted to assault her and tried to cut. her throat when she resisted. Luckily this was a powerful country girl and she succeeded in lighting oil her assailant and in raising such an outcry that a number of people were soon attracted to the spot and joined in the search for the mail who assaultlier. I'rom the information gathered by the. police they are of the. opinion that the man who murdered the sister of mere .- and the one who had assaulted the peasant girl are identic»l

,..... tOXI.Y UAV1M1 TKIH

Com on \v toilers l.leposo h« "I'nknown" and Jess© Coxey. CuMHKKi,ani), Md., April HI.—The dignity of Coxey's army once attained appears to have departed forever. Internal dissensions have caused it. Gen. Coxey reached Cumberland at 2:30 o'clock yesterday morning and at once hired a rig to drive him to Frostbit rg. Reaching that place at 4:'i0 o'clock he was closeted with I'.rowne for nearly an hour. Apparently Browne told only his side of tlio story, for Coxey went at once to the opera house. Shortly and incisively Coxey told the men that he had nevt.' placed "Smith'' in :ouiiiiand of the army, and said the authority he had exercised was usurped, lie said that

Carl llrowne was the only leader he wished recognized and that .lesse I Coxey was the merest subordinate, lie closed his speech by saying' that it was his wish that Smith and his son should be drummed out of the army, and asked those who were in favor of that to hold up their hands. 1 he men seemed to favor the idea and the two insubordinate members of the commonweal army were cast Jut" outer ark ness.

SPARE THE BIRDS.

l'rotost Ac.tinsl the Wanton Destruction of the IViitlieroil Tiibc. An American dealer sold last year 2,000,000 bird skins. All were used for ornamenting woman's attire. Women ought to cry down this vanity that feeds and pampers the destruction of the feathered tribes. The. birds sacrificed are, of course, those of the richest plumage, anil, of course, also those that will be least eas-ily replaced. In fact,if this thing continues, American bird lifeof tlie gen tier order will pretty soon become extinct. Is not the warfare the American humane society has opened upon the bird-skin trallic wholly justifiable? We think

The destruction referred to contributes not one whit to human need or human comfort. It. adds nothing to the "luellec'.ual, nothing to the

mentr

,l -t, is Mmrvly wantonness practiced at the: been of fashion, and as silly and meaningless a fashion, too, as ever was spawned from the brain of a man ini'.liner.

here arc

birds in plenty that shed their plumage, to supply the vain demand for flaming head gear. Why should the fashion inonarehs be Inexorable, and also demand the bodies of pur feathered songsters.®

AT THE MOB'S MERCY.

CITIZENS DEFY THE 8HTRIFF AND MILITIA.

Kuihsyl r*(U, Feopla Bold a Kegro Agalmt the Sheriff and Finally Take Him Out and Lynch Hliu—

Charged with Assault.

Bki.i.kfontaink,Ohio,April 10. —Seymour Newlin, a negro, Saturday assaulted an aged woman Mrs. Knowles, living at llushsylvania. He was captured yesterday morning, but when the sheriff arrived from Bellefontaine to take charge of the prisoner a mob which had collected refused to give him up. The sheriff summoned a posse, but still the mob would not yield. A call was then made upon the militia, and a company left Bellefontaine late in the afternoon for the scene of the trouble.

The crowd of infuriated citizens at llushsylvania were apprised of the departure of the military and long before their arrival were armed and massed around the calaboose to receive them. When the company arrived at the building 100 voices warned the soldiers that the citizens were determined that blood would How before the prisoner would be surrendered, and that any effort at force would be useless. They declared dynamite bombs were under the building, and that the prisoner would be blown to atoms if a gun was fixed.

Sheriff Sullivan then held a long parley with the leaders of the mob, and it was finally decided that if Sheriff Sullivan would order the militia to Bellefontaine the citizens would guard the prisoner until morning and give him a lieariug in Ruslisylvania, and that Sheriff Sullivan would make no further attempt to get the man until after the trial.

The militia arrived here at S:30 p. m. The dynamite talk was supposed to be a bluff, but after the departure of the soldiers no less than six bombs were hauled from under the calaboose.

At s:")0 the mob made a raid on the calaboose. The building was overturned and the struggling negro quickly taken from it. A rope had been procured, a noose was put about the neck of the trembling wretch, and he was dragged to cottonwood tree about one hundred yards distant Little, was said, and no opportunity was given to the prisoner to make a coufession or statement. A dozen willing hands grasped the rope, and the negro was swung into the air. As his body rose above the mob the air was rent with shouts of the men and women who had assembled to witness the lynching. As soon as the work was finished" the mob dispersed and quiet was restored.

LIVELY PRIMARIES.

Illinois

Democrats of Sanuamon County Make a Hot Klclit* Si'inxuFiEi.i). 111.. April 10.—The democratic primaries held in Sangamon county Saturday were the most hotly contested in the history of the party for years. Congressman Springer received the instructions of this county for renomination without opposition and Hen 1' laid well was renominated for state senator in the same way. Of the four candidat"s for representative Edward L. Merritt alone received a majority and is renominated, while the convention next Wednesday must decide between

Dr. .1 olm A. Vincent, Thomas White, and li. F. Workman for the second nomination. They each lack tifteen or more delegates of a majority and are nearly evenly matched as to instructed delegates. The convention promises to be one oi the most cxctintr ev«r known here.

C»11 well for Pronldent.

"K ansas Ci-rv. Mo.. April HI.— Oand Judge Samuel T. Scott of the Knights of Reciprocity says the organization, which has a membership of over .1,000.-

000

in the I'nited States, is to work for the nomination of.Iudge Caldwell of the I'nited States Circuit court for the Presidency of the I'nited States by t'le next national republican

convett.:on.

A meeting of the order lia.s been ciu'Jed for May l" to perfect plaws .mpaign.

BUSINESS MEN

'/ilail the A URGED I .ockout uh 1 'rovetl

to He ii Frtllurr.

1 uii \(,o, April H. liusiness men in ••very department of industrial and commercial enterprise rejoice over the failure of the attempt on the part of a, few contractors to destroy the buildling industries in this city for the eurrent year. The etVort is universally condemned. The fact that building operations on a tremendous scale ave been projected for this season makes all businessI \neti realize the vast damage that would be worked to the city should the scheme to stop all work- of this kind be successful. Real estate men denounce the project: material men will not. co-operate in it the great majority of the contractors will have none of it. and the promoters themselves are dejected.

.Hismuirl lllslnii .•»(. OmnliM, Neb. O maha. Neb.. April Hi.—The. April rise in the Missouri is believed to be al its height and indications are also that, as last year, the April rise will prove higher than that in June. Dynamite was used yesterday to ndisloge immense masses of drift limbers and trees that had piled up against the temporary piers of the Fast Omaha bridge.

Wolootl's Scheme Not Kensllilr. Washington. April 10.—Senator Wolcott's scheme of coining Mexican dollars in the United States mints for the Asiatic trade is not likely to receive the apnroval of the Mexican government. jr

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The travel this year will be greater than ever before. Remember that the Queen and Crescent is the only line running solid vestibulcd trains from Cincinnati to Honda, is lorj miles the shortest line. Time, 27 hours.

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