Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 September 1894 — Page 5

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VIOLATE THE LAW.

IOWA SALOONKEEPERS TO BE SHAKEN UP.

The Mulct l.mv Generally Disregarded—

Plenty of Capital for a I'roposeil

Canal---l.ener:i! News of Iuterost from

the ort lu\ ••M.

Dnifijn:, Iowa, Sept. ?0.—The Per sonal Liberty association of this city is worked up over the return made by a township assessor of this county, Valentine \Veber, who reported several saloons in his district which had not complied with the mulct law. As none of the WO saloons of this county have complied with the law the return ol tins assessor was a bombshell. A committee of the association appeared before the board of supervisors requesting that V/eber be permitted to withdraw his report. The matter was lett till next Tuesday, when the board will take action.

Mi-ilneli-t-i i.f Central Illinois. LT'.WISTON". Hi.. Sept. 20.—The Cen

tral Illinois Method 1st Kjiiseopa' conference was opened, yesterdav morning by the Kev. l\ (. McCullough. presiding elder of the I'eoria district. In the absence of a bishop the lie v. .1 S. Cummings was elected temporary chairman, lbshop Merrill of Chicago arrived later and was donated fur the benelit of the Nebraska sufferers. The rest of the morning was devoted to the reports of tnc presiding elders in regard to their -vork during the last vear.

Trade Kn!s in Murder*

ST. JOSKPII, Mo., Sept. sin. —William George received a balky horse in a trade with Patrick Mcliride nearliulo yesterday. liccause he would not take the animal back C.eorge shot Mcliride three times, the last bullet entering his right lung, inakinjr

fatal wound, (ieorge made his escape. Both men are farmers.

Plenty of Capital Kt-iuly for the ('until. ST. I'.iri.. Minn.. ,ept. 30.—(,'on-

fressman Kiefer says he does not think the survey of tne proposed canal from Lake Superior to the Mississippi river will be completed before Jan. 1. He says he uEderstands any amount of eastern capital is ready to construct the canal providing the results of the survey are satisfactory.

KRRT* METHODIST* hi C'onforonco. DECATCU, 111., ?vpt. SO.—Considerable business was transacted yesterday at the session of the annual conference of the I-'ree Methodist church. The Rev. 11. W. Sanderson of Colchester delivered the sermon and at night the Rev. Aslicraft, financial agent for Greenville college, occupied the pulpit

Senator McDonald's Will..

IxiMANAroi.is, Ind., Sept 20.—The contest over the will of Senator .1. E. McDonald was renewed yesterday before the five judges of the Indiana Supreme bench. At the previous trial the will which left all his estate to his widow, his second wife, was declared a forgery. The Supreme court is now hearing her appeal.

TPIII ranee L'eonle Set Baek. INDIANA roi.i.s. lud., Sept 30. —Judge Winters in the Superior court yesterday gave the Women's Christian Tem-i perance union of this city a set back

by an injunction against the state board of agriculture to prevent it tearing down the beer erchibit in the woman's building at the state fair.

ICIoct- New Directors.

CLINTON, Iowa, Sept 20.—The Barronette Lumber company. Shell Lake Lumber company, Mississippi River Logging company, and Mississippi Elver Lumber company held meetings here yesterday and elected new directors.

Methodistn Meet nt. Champal^u, 111, CHAMI-AION, 111., Sept. 20.—The

seventy-first session of the Illinois conference of the Methodist church was opened iu this city yesterday morning. The auditorium of the church was packed, many being unable to get seats.

Mrs. llennel t's Trial Ncarlng un Knil. MAUSHAI.I.TOWN, Iowa, Sept 30.—

One of the attorneys for the state and one for the defense presented arguments to the jury in the Bennett murder case yesterday.. Two others are to follow, and the case will not go to tha jury before to-morrow.

(fenimus Will Not Secede. MILWAVKKK. Wis., Sept. 30.—The Wisconsin German Pvthian lodges at a meeting decided not to secede from tho order.

FLAMES IN FORESTS.

Ftrc lirenks Out Near Krain -illngo of

Ellcndulc \\a Kudnug-crcd. ST. Ci.oun, Minn., sept. 3o.—It is re

ported from the town of Krain, in this county, that forest fires have been raging there since Wednesday, doing great damage. A large tract, of tamarack was burned over, and Sunday a change of wind drove the liames into Morrison county and the village of Ellendale was for a time endangered, but is now safe. All timber in several sections of land was completely destroyed. Later advices indicate that the fire is under control.

BIG *al«' of Texas HOIHIH Reported, DAI.LAS, Texas hopt 20.—The news was given out hero last evening by representatives of tho Farmers' State Alliance that S3,00U.U00 worth of the bonds of the projected railroad from the Manitoba line to the gulf have been sold to English capitalists and negotiations are nearly closed for the gale of 33,000,000 worth more.

THESE DEMOCRATIC TIMES.

HowThe New Tariff Law is Beennninsr to Work.

The new tariff law is neither killing people nor industries over in the gas belt. An Anderson special of tho bltli says: "fn consideration of a cafh bonus and free land aud fuel, the Wright Shovel Co. of this city last night signed a contract to erect and put in operation another plant, an exact duplicate of tho one now in operation and employing 200 men. The new plant is to be located in North Anderson and is to be complete in it6iJlf.

Today the citizens will secure beyond any doubt, the location of a mammmith twelve-mill tin-plate mill, It will also bo located in North Anderson,

The Jjuckeyo manufacturing company's buildings F.valyn addition wore completed last evening and will be occupied during tho next week. The plant will be iu operation by the first of the month, employing :?G0 hands.

The Flint Bottle Works iu llnzelwood is to bo enlarged this week from a *ven to an eight-pot concern. The force will be increased in proportion. This is one week's record for a gas bell city under tho now tariff law."-.

1 he new tarill' does not seem to have killed the manufacturers of tin plate in this country,but on the contrary seems to have the effect of stimulating the investment of capital in this industry.

Yesterday afternoon there was 1ile 1 in the ollice of the secretary of state ar tides of incorporation of the Atlanta steel and tin-plato company with a captal stock of ?130,000. Back of the new plant are the sons of tho wealthiest men of the state. The new company is for the purpose of manufacturing and soiling tinned plate. Its headquarters will be at Atlanta, Hamilton county, whore large buildings and an extensive plant will be erected at once and the company will go into the manufacture of tinplate extensively notwithstanding tho new tariff. It is expected that the bus iness of the new concern will spread to various parts of tho country and although the main offices will be maintained at Atlanta provision is made in tho corporate articles for the erection of branch offices and factories in other states.—Sentinel

The New Meeiiery.

The Chicago scenic artists had BO far

completed the work of painting now I

for Music Hall as to make a I

scenery display of the same at the opening of the Madgo Tucker engagement on Monday night. Tho finishing touches are yet to be added to the drop curtain and prison scene. In the presentation of "Man and Master'' the new scenery was displayed as follows: .ice first, rocky pass second, center door fancy third, horizou with garden aud pass house fourth, prison tiftt. Gothic scene. In honor of the event Manager Townsley reserved the logos on one side for the city solons, while the other Bide contained the stockholders of the Music llall association. Tho distinguished guests mingled their applause with the largo audience present and gave every assur

'•IT FLOATS*

BE5T FOR SHIRTS.

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Alatm." Tin-saw null realism of "Blue oiling li.t? won mention of the play in o\cry con nt! when* theatre history is liHi'UoTvd.— IVec? Xotico. "Hlui'.leaiiB wid bo at Music llall next Iin-sda\ evening, September 25th, when the saw mill production can be soon in its entiret v.

liriiio I OCILK-siiiir NIVCR-ii v.

A movement is under way, says tho Indianapolis Sentinel, to securo tho en-i. actment bj the next legislature of a bill for the removal ol the Stato university from Blooininirton to this city. It is understood that the bill will "be presented and advocated by hold-over senators. he agitation of tho question pioceeds. to a large extent, from outsid sources, notwithstanding which fact the citv will Lie asked to assutno the expense of the removal, estimated to be about .?.100.000. which will include the purchase price of tho grounds and cost of university buildings. The friends of the movement base their argument in favor of the proposition upon tha claim that a s:reat university maintaininir the departments of law, tnedicino and theoeiiry should be located at tho capital eiiy of the stat..

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ance to Mr. lownsley and the players order promptly at 10 o'clock that they were getting the worth of By order ^f committee. tneir money. The new scenery is well studied, the soft shading of colors disclosing tho work of masterful hands.

Till' Mill- .Hill Itoalisni of "IJIne .Jciiii-.." When "Blue Jeans" was first presented for public favor at the Fourteenth

Street Theatre, the artistic portion of

Sunday evening at the ap-

°d hour John Vancleave and MiBB Ktta Sanders wore united in marriage

at the home of the bride's parents near (. raivfordsville. Manyfriendt were out to witness tho ceremony and partake o£ the beautiful supper which was spread for the occasion. They will move in a few days in Mr. Vancleave's property in hlmdale lately vacated by James Vancleave. Mr. follow the trade tractor.

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Vancleave will still as builder apd con-

Coal I reel* Tew ii*hi] Convention.

The democrats of Coal Creek township will inert in mass convention at Center schor on Saturday Sept. 29, for| the purpose "f nominating a township-' ticket. The convention will be called

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the play's audience agreed with professional critical opinion that the absence of ttie saw mill scene would have bettered tho play so potent the story, fresh the types and local and rich and natural the situations and dialogue. Arthur. its author, was well aware of this, but he had tried artistic effort unembellishod by the realism that a good bulk of playgoers demand and only achieved financial success after putting the real It pays to trad lire engine and horses in "The Still Loin- CISCIM !'.

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