Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 June 1894 — Page 1
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HAY CARRIERS
HAY OADERS
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An Entertainment oi' Merit By the Graduating Class of 1 he City Public Schools.
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I! on Thursday evening i. tii-iiiiiiiti.n/ "\-.-p:isi.'s city peMi-j-hehouls. The eias8... ..denionst rated its., ability tr, riain to a tiiarked degree.
Tennyson's medley, "The 1 'nneess" dramatized in seven sceneF. wh.-: the subject of the evening, and it was iU:tO when the curtain went down "m. the last scene, to be followed Ly ttie conferring: of diplomas. The pupils in trie university. the daffodils and the violets, made up of eleven lady members of the class, acquitted themselves well: The studies in frozen art by the daffodils and the cymbal players' revel by the violets presented some elegant posing and pleasing effects Missvfe Bessie Xichoison and I Initio Mauser each gave a beautiful solo during the evening.
The scenes were interspercedwith choice selections by Music llall orches
tra. Supt. Wellington nave an object lesson in the conferring of diplomas-. The stajje setting for this closing act was very tine, with the class motto -"Our faces, like Mope's, are towards the dawn"—suspended from the ceiling. Twenty one uttie girls in while. representing 'he class twelve years ago. delivered the diplomas at the conclusion of a neat little ..speech by. the superintend ent f'
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The large and richly attired audience was highly complimentary t" the class. The entertainment will be repeated next Monday night for the benefit of those who were unable to procure seats on Thursday,.evening. ...
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11aughey. late president of the Indian apolis National Bank, who pleaded guilty to misappropi iating funus and making falsi- entries, wa* sentenced this morning by Judge Baker. of the Federal Court, to six years in the penitentiary. 1 I Lis sentence dates back two months to the time of his plea. Me of the most conspicuous
has beep one irre A Co. citizen!-. Odd
Fellows and church members in tin State for forlv vears.
Commencement our in:)-'-S vSfeSv.Vw
Next Saturday's convention will be held in Music llall and will be called to or ier at 10 oclock
Company 1. is holding itself in readi'ss for service should the State demand it in quelling the rioting miners.
A. M. Scott. Marion llhoads and Eu gene Ashby, composing the Ladoga school board, were in the city yesterday,
ll iod Nelson will take the t'cmocratic
nomination for sheriff, if the party sees ....
lit to give it to him. Me docs not pre sutne to dictate. Me is an old sold-er and the boys will stay with him.
Sugar I reek township held its uradii siting exercises at Potato Creel? Thurs-
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day evening. Miss (ioldie Roots received the highest grade, which ent it les her
to lepresent the township at the county I school contest.
Every ^member of Simonides Court No. 1. Tribe of Ren ilnr. should attend the regular meeting next Monday even ing in Red Men's hall. The new ritual will be used for the first time and a mini tier of candidates are to be initiated.
Like all true democrats, Asher Wert will only make the race for an ollice by request of the party. Upon these conditions his name will likely be before next Saturday's convention as a candidate for commissioner of the second district.
At the solicitation of many friends (leorge Corn yesterday agreed to make the race for commissioner in the first district, lie resides in 'lark township, is a democrat that commands the rcspect of everybody anil moreover, he did'nt sign the college tlonation.'
The return of the Ohio Fanner's insurance company to this State will be wel coined by the property owners of Montgomery county. Tne company has paid out a vast sum of money in the county on policies and its business is sure to haye a steady increase. All losses have been promptly adjusted and VoriaA- Stilwell announce that this record will be
maintained.
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Sam I!. Ihoiuus is home from the ci lie CO'lSl.
It came within a degre again, Tuesday night. ..
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I Isham Williams and wife are down from Frankfort on a visit.
Rev. It. i. Inglisan.l wife left for their new home in Jack,'on. Mich.,on Wednesday.
A couple of miners, or churning to lie such. were in the city Tuesday solicit ing aid for the Ftnkers.
The will of Andrew Hush has been admitted to probate and names (leorge W. liayli-ss as executor.
he democrats of Madison township will select delegate- to the county con ventioii and also make their township ticket today.
Eighteen persons were added to the tie'tubership of the First church last
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TheonK n.a'e members.-of a class of twenty "tie aie Robert ),. ioben and Fred A. Dennis. who most gaiantly assisted the nineteen voui.g b.dies in the rendition of the evening's program.
Sunday. Kev. It. S. lngli^ preached his farewell sermon to a large audience.
Ward liurroughs has been taken to C^ss county for his ew trial. Montgomery county has thus been relieved of a trial that would have cost several hundred dollars.
John Mills, who traiels with iOvan geiist Mills, sang two r..olos at Center church on Sunday morning most acceptably. Me was the guest of J.
Hutchinson while in the city.
j. Natural gas is gaining in favor as an illuminator. The cost is said to be but little more than half to that of artilicial gas and makes a beautiful light. It is being substituted in a number of business houses for both the artificial gas and electric light.
Just lil'ty yeais ago Thursday the Y., M. C. A. was founded in London, and this week has been observed as one of jubilee bv associations throughout the world On Sunday evening all the churches of this city will unite with the two lo al associations in one grand jubilee service at the Y.. M. C. A. auditorium.
Ameyl!. llrinson. of Madison township, died at the Indianapolis Asylum Monday whither he was ved only last week. Mis disease was of a violent form and after destroying the mind life was soon over. lie was about M" years of age. was well respected and at the time of his death held the position of Master of the Masonic lodge at Linden.
Louis l'aquet. the smooth young (ier man who has been reposing in the Kalamazo jail since his arrest here, has been sentenced to eighteen months in prison on the charge of looting the banks there previous to his abortive attempt at. the fame game on the banks of this city. Upon the expiration of his sentence litis liable to be re-arrested for working the same g'ime on the banks at Danville, III.
Alta Crimes, who has a good berth in the wholesale department of Carson. dry goods establishment is spending his annual vacation at his home in Ladoga. Me I was in the city on Monday and reports a decided picking up in business I at Chicago, as noted by the wholesale houses. Me says his house is well pleased at tiie volutin! of business trans through April and May.
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'The democratic county central committee met here Tuesday. It was decided to have Ceil. M. 1). Manson and Mike Fo'ey address the democratic convention to be held in this place on Tuesday, June 111, the Yeedersbu rgh cornet band furnishing music. Each committeeman was instructed how to
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day June .Hii ami to report the following Tuesday. —Yeedersburg News.
The name of Lee S. Durliaui." of tliis City, is announced as a candidate for couctv surveyor, subject to the demo cratic county convention on Saturday 'next. Mr. Durham is a thoroughly equipped man for the place, is a graduate of D'd'auw University, and if elected will till the ollice to the satisfaction of the people. The party will not have to go out of the county for a candidate for I surveyor as did the convention last Sat urday.
j. A few nights ago the'^ newly 'elected fire committee and chief lire engineer, of l"erre Haute, dispossessed the reigning
chief lire engineer by a stragc'ic move. The dispossessed re possessed himself of his oflice by securing a temporary restraining order from Judge McNutt, and the controversy will now be settled by the courts. The old ehiof claims the right to the ollice under the Mcllugh bill till September.
At the-last: monthly teachers cxamina tion there was one question in geog raphv upon which the entire lot of 71 •applicants "flunked." 'The question was. "where is Cape Vincent?" It requires a large U. S. map to lind it.
Most of the auswers given to the question located the cape in South America. It is to fie found along the New York coast of Lake Ontario, well up to the northeastern point of the lake. Some of the teachers were ready to declare that the State Board just discovered the lake for that special occasion..
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Commissioners .court has. been sion all week. !et reaily to attend the big conven tioii next Sat urday. ['"rank Abraham is bailiff for the grand jury now in session.
It is a new born son that makes merry the home of llert Ramsey
Editor Stohl, of the South Mend Times, was in tilt city Thursday.
Miss Nellie t'oss, of Lima Ohio, is the is the guest of Mr. and Mrs Frank Coss.
I Rice Canine has opened up a stock of stationery in the slioe store uf E. T. Curtis.
Dave Johnson is home I torn where he has been prospf minerals.
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There were 12 applications for liquor licenses before the board ofc Ootnmi', sioners yesterday.
The senior class of Wabash college completed the course iaul down in the curriculum on Wednesday.
About twenty-live Masons from this cit attended the funeral of. Amey i!:snson at Linden Wednesday.
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,The new bridge put in by J. M. Waugh. east of Darlington, was completed and ready for travel last Friday.
Louis Mc.Maitis, who has been a student oi law with Ristine iV Ristine. was admitted to the local bar on Wednesday.
The name of Mood Nelson may be he fore next Saturday's convention as a democratic candidate for the nomination of Sheriff.
The case of E. Yoris vs. Louis Mult/
et. al. was tried by jury in circuit court Tuesday and a verdict of!? 11 "J.render ed for the plaintiff.
The faculty and senior class of Wa ash college tried their nerve and muscli at a game of ball Tuesday afternoon. 'The l'rofs. won by a score of I' to 7.
McClure A: Sons brick yards will turn: out 'J.000,000 brick this season. The pay, roll for the yard here and tilt? one at Waynetown amounts to 1,^00 per month.
The I )iinkars or( ierman IJapt ists held a two days session at the Y. M.C. A. auditorium this week, closing Wednesday evening. 'The meetings were wi'li attended from abroad.
The Slate Sunday school convention will be held at Muncie June 12th, Kith, and 14th. All Sunday schools are urged to send delegates One fare, ^'2 for the round trip. Entertainment tree
(leorge Raldwin and wife are heie from San Francisco on a visit, leorge is day clerk in Lucky Baldwin's ••?'-!,OUU, 000 hotel, in *'hich capacity he has the fullest confidence of his father in law.
Judge llarnev. having at one time been an attorney in the case, has ap pointed (leorge D. Hurley as special jvdge to try the case of ,J. S. Harris against the Midland railroad company.
In the high school contest at Music llall Tuesday evening Miss Agnes Chamberlain received first honors on on essay. Ethel Wasson first, on recita tion and Richard Schweitzer first on oration.
Mr. B. T. Jacales, president of the International Sunday school union, will be on the program several times at. the State Sunday school convention next Tuesday. Wednesday and 'Thursday at uncie.
The grand jury began a short sitting on 'Tuesday. The men who compose the august body are: William Bromley, M. Y. B. Smith, Isaac M. Henry. W 1 Ham •Juillen. W. N. McKnignt and Frank O. Maxwell.
And now a number of outside preachers and laymen are taking a hand in the newspaper controversy of Dr. Tucker and Elder I lowe on baptism. When compliments begin tolly as they have been, it is time to call a halt.
The contest between the literary so'ci eties of the city high school at Music Hall on Tuesday evening was an interesting event. The presidents of the two societies, Misses Plurkett and War nor, introduced the numbers on the' pro gram with grace and elegance
J. (. Beck, of New Market, was award ed the scholarship in the preparatory department of Wabash college in the competitive examination Nimong grad nates of the county schools. Ho made a general average of O.'i. Claude Darnell, of Waynetown. was second, with a general average of '.10.
'The marriage service of Dr. Ceotyo W. llall. of Chicago, and Miss Nellie Nicholson, of this city, was conducted by Rev. W. J. Howe, assisted by Dr. Tut tie. at the Christian church'Tuesday evening 'The auditorium was comfortably tilled with invited guests. 'The worthy young couple will reside in Chi cago.
The following townships wili nominate their township oflicers to-day in connection with the delegate conventions: Coal Creel?, Madison, Sugar Creek, Franklin, Walnut and Ripley. Tho townships of Brown, Scott and Wayne haro already nominated tickets. Union and Clark will not likely natne their tickets before August.
1 here will hew short session of tho grand jury.
There is a notieablc picking up in trade all over town.
J. W. Faust is in Illinois this wstk selling milling supplies,. •. v~ I'
The White Mouse grocery wagon oE McMullen A" Robb is a beaut\
The winning county ticket will bo nominated one week from to-day.
Mrs. ZacK Maliorney is wili, her daughter at Irani! Rapidr. Mich.
There are now iioout twent_\ speed horses training at the tan erout.d.
A son has been ru,V to Do.-tor and Mis. Rankin at Orand Rapids, Mich.
New plate glass hive ticen placed in each show window at Molieti A Morgan's drug store.
Last Saturday's ticket, is very satisfactory to the democrats,X~l should b^ to the republicans.
A. Rryant set out IStU) orange' and lemon trees on his California fruit farm (luring his sojourn th -iv,
John L. Williams A: Hro. will furnish the doors, sash and blinds for I he now Orphan's Home buildi:iu 'v-A number of belligerent young men liquidated ir. police court Moiulay mornip f^" iedulging- in a light in front of Music Mail Saturday night.
j. Miss Edna Dice went to Chicago the I tirst, of the week where she will take voice culture in the Conservator) of I music.
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Irom 1 IJayanl lodtre Knightsof I'ythias to the iTrand lodge, in session at Indi--anapolis Tuesday and Wednesday.
I Oversech, an expert plumber of I twelve-years experience at Lafayette, is now in the employ of Williams Hros.. of this city. I le will .myvc.lus family hero. in a few days. 'The graduating class of the city high school has introduce-
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the way of having a baccalaureate. Dr. Burroughs delivered tho sermon at Center church last Sunday.
The graduating exercise- of (he Coal Creek township schools were held at New Richmond last Saturday night. Harry Wilson will represent that township in the county contest, having received the highest grade.
The board of commissioners ha- grunt-:-e.l the petition tor a new bridge over Raccoon on the Drake Brookshiro gravel road in Clark township. It will be an iron structure anil will probably cost between s?S00 and 61,000.
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The Dove Tail Body works invoiced last week. Orders are coming in so fast on theco np.iny that beginning with last" Monday the working hoius have been increased from S to 10 hours. The fac top' now tui out a complete buggy, rea i\ for the lilit.
Thmitns Pi.' bm, formerly in the insurance busin •••s in this city, died at tho residence of parents, south of New Richmond, on Sunday ght. of consumption. He was forced to retire from a good business he some months by reason of his health. He leaves a 'wife to mourn. The funeral occurred at Mt. Pieasantchurch on WvJnesday.
Jack Bannister. (.in"fc Nibble's policeman. lias been bluffed already. On Monday evening two women without character were straggling along the si reels of that precinct full of wine and the devil. Jack made an effort to arrest them. One of them "raired"' back and calling him a black, dashetv blank blank, delied him to take them to jail. Jack's nerve wasn't strong enough and he retreated.
A man whose conduct and code of .morals are so flexible that the services of a regular standing committee are required to keep him any way near the path of rectitude should be the last per soil to rush into print with a column I and a half article as a censor of the I President of the United States. Yet thiB very thing took place in 'rawfordsville I last week. Charity for the faults of S such a man is turned into contempt by
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Albert S.' Reed will resume his. posi tion as superintendent of lie water works plant in this city next Momlay. His many friends in this city are glad to know that his connection with the Indianapolis cabinet company did not land hii*i in the penitentic-y. 'The judge in the baui? case' delivered to him this final declaration on Monday: "1 desire to say that 1 have never believed you knowingly guilty of wrong doing in I the wrecking of thin bank. I believe that you merely carried out the designs of others without a thought as to their meaning. Therefore I have concluded to release you during good behavior under personal recognizance of 51.000."
ii ii I Jr ii William R. Miller and Rose 13 rat ton. William Fidler and Eliza McUabe. I^ouie Petitdidier anil Anne W. Allen. George W. Hall and Nellie Nicholson. Stephen A. Gott and Kate Lough. Elias E. Baldwin and Cora Rose.