Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 January 1895 — Page 8

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Crawfords-

LOCAL NEWS

Malachi Bill Scott is around shaking hands with hie friends once again. Rev Tucker addressed the young men at the Y. M. C. A., meeting last Sunday afternoon.

Horn to Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Ea»tman ion Sunday, a boy. Congratulations, Grandpa Nicholson.

The heavy wind the early part of the '•week done considerable damage by blowing down fences, etc. 5 Editor iladison Keeney, of the Rockville Journal, has concluded a visit ith his brother, Jerre Keeney, Sr.

The new Telephone company's wires are about all up anU we can soon veil heilo or high until we fague out. 1'he beautiful went off in a hurry on Sunday and the noise made by tin roof slides resembled a fourth of July reeepturn.

Hon. R. Li. F. Peircu has been appointed 10 succeed fS. R. Callaway as receiver of the Toledo, St. Louie A Kansas City

Kailroad.. In 1 hid issue of Tut REVIEW can be found an interesting letter from Cincinnati. Next week we will publish or.e from tlio far south. ••Finnegan's Ball" at Music Hall

Thursday night drew a good sized house and the ''Limited .Mail" to-night promises to do likewise.

10. J. Bennett, the Monon night operator, was called to Rising Sun on Monday on account of the death of one of his children from diphtheria.

One plain unvarnished drunk was lined up before Cadi Handel on Monday morning and was made the recipiont of the usual sized package.

Mayor Bandel lined one Modoc Matthews. colored, one dollar and custs amounting to ten forty on Monday morning for provoking Henry Hummel.

Should the telephone cut rate war strike Crawfordsville talk will be cheap. The conilict is beiDg wageil elsewhuro ana its appearance here is strongly pre dieted.

LOST—Somewhere on the road between Crawfordsville and Lapland a mult, on last Saturday evening. Finder will return to this office and be suitably rewarded.

The local suicide club is doing more to keep up the good work of the order thau all the foreign lodges in the State. Neighbors where are you and what are you doing?

l'lans for the. usual '.I'Jnd of i'ebruary celebration are being quietly "thunk" out by the students. The insurance companies should now begin to get in their work. "Charleys Aunt" will be presented at Music Hall on next Wednesday night. All persons who admire a iirst class entertainment should make ii a point to see this play.

The cost sale oeing advertised by J.S. Kelly the boot and shoe man is strictly honest and is lieing done for no other motive than to init the business on account of failing health.

The business man referred to in our last issue as having eloped with a wo man other than his better half, lias returned to his family and promises to bo faithful in the future. He evidently struck a rocky road.

Wavelaud has been promised an elegant new two story brick hotel which will be erected by Fred Stebbins who for a number of years hud charge of the hotel at the Shades. Waveland will be "strictly in the push." -Jf

Miss Mable Montgomery of the lilack Crook company who received the fall luring the performance at Music Hall on Friday night last was able to leave with 'he company on Satu day morning aud other than a so .-ere scare her injuries wore light. 1 he room on east Main street lately vacated by Cotton A Kifu is being repaired and will be refitted with a new line of eleirant furniture for the C. Host Jewelry store. When complete it will make one of the tinest business rooms in the city.

It was reported the latter part of last week that a garter snake had been killed by a couple of citizens who had discovered tlie reptile skating along on top of the snow. The world is coming to a point now where snakes are not confined altogether to the grass.

Sam Hi It man. who resides in the Miller block, on Market 6treet, met with a serious accident on last Friday evening, lie was at work on the roof and falling from his ladder ran his a'-m through the sky light inflicting an ugly wound in his right wrist. He was confined to hie bed for several days as a result of the same.

There was anothor social dance in Ooosenibble on Saturday night and the usual time was had Ly parties assembled. Ofiicer Grimes was called to press the button on one of the merry dancers, but was prevented for a time by another (loosenibbleite. lie corroded the opposition and waltzed him to jail, but gave hiin his freedom on the strength of his pleas.

In a suit for the possession of hog at l'owhatan. Kansas, five lawyers were employed, and the case cost $200.

Three Maine fishermen captured at Winneean^e with 3G5 bass are liable to a fine of 91.825 or about 1608 apiece.

FATALLY SHOT

A Former Crawfordsville Citizen is Fatally Shot by a Couple of Drnnkken Vagabonds at Loganaport Sunday Night.

Warren Knowles, a young man who formerly held a position at the Junction house in this city was the victim of a murderous assault at Logansport on Sunday night which may prove fatal, lie was in the neighborhood of the Vandalia depot when a counle of drunken teamsters approached hitn. One of them Riley Ellis grabbed and held him while the other man Harry Warden de" liberately placed a revolver to his heart and discharged it, Both men then ran away and left their victim mortally wounded. He was removed to the St. Joseph's Hospital where he was given medical attention. The ball had penetrated the left lung about two inches above the heart and made a very serious wound, The perpertrators of the crime are both undor age but ha

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notoriety for drunken rows and general depravity. Knowles will be remembered as a quiet, sober individual and his I cowardly assault was witi out the slightest provocation. His parents who reside at Virginia, Illinois were notified aud hastened to his bedside.

1'ucoiil Through llic Cilj. The west bound Big Four passenger tra'n Sunday morning had attached to it a funeral car, earring Vice L-'residont Stephenson and family with the remains of his daughter who died at Ashville North Carolina on the 18th. The party was enroute to Bloomington, Illinois where the funeral nns held that afternoon.

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A The Motion. Satuiday night another small bit of excitement occurred at tho Monon depot. A man naned Crowe was struck an unfriendly rap over the head with a beer bottle and quite a gysh was made thereon. The police were sent for but the scrappers had all escaped including the injured man.

UiU', llunACv llintf. And still they go. Puoplo know a good thing when they see it. "Send the Rr.vn:w to 'JT.'iO Howard street, St St. Louie. Mo.. W. C, Robins." Our subscription is growing slow but sure.

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Cabs are heated in Berlin,

New Equipment

Has been added to the already splendid Florida Limited and New Orleans Limited of the t^ueen Crescent Route. Superb Vestibuled trains Cincinnati to Chattanooga, liinuingham, New Oreans, Atlanta and Jacksonville, leaving Cincinnati even morning at S:.'i0 Carry a handsome and complete new service of Parlor. Cafe anil Observation carp between Cincinnati and Cliattanoo-

No other line south carries such service. Most, elaborate and luxurious trains. Only line running solid trains Cincinnati to Jacksonville. Shortest line to Now Orleans and Jacksonville. (Juickest line hours to New Or leans. "Jo to Jacksonville, 10 hours to Chattanooga. 1 to Knoxville. 1 1 to liir mingham, 15 to Atlanta, .'50 to Houston. Tew, or Shreveport,, Ka.. 8'1,'j to Los A ngeles, (,'al. lie sure your ticket reads via the t^i. .t C. Reduced rates to winter tourists and to land seekers.

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Dennis Colony went to bed at Daven port, lov.a. with a lighted pipe his mouth and was suffocated.

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PLANS FOR TIIE WEEK

WORK AHEAD OFTHENATIONAL LEGISLATORS.

Program of tho Vsiriou* KIIU Ontiln«(1 for ll*« Coming Woek—Currency THIIC In tho House-"Puhllc BuLldiug Hill to lit? ('txitiidt*rt.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 'J 1.—The prospect in the senate this week is for more talk than accomplishment. When the senate adjourned Salnrdav the senate's attitude toward Hawaii, the proposed recession 1'rom the senate amendments to the ineoiee tax appropriation, aud the Nicaragua bill all occupied in the diiVerent ways, teehnieaily considered. the position of unfinished business. The income tax que.^Lii will have the right of way by virtr.e of its being a part of an appropriation bill. The Ilawaiian question will, in all probability, lie considered in the morn.iiif hour to day. if not crowded out ly the debate on the income t:ix. There are known to lie several senators anxious to express their views ,,n the Hawaiian problem, and. judging from their private expressions, the remarks to be made will, in some in.slan. es. be I very pointed. Senator Ilill is a:so expected to stand out for his meo ie tax amendment. The Nicaragua!! question .still holds its pL the head of the calendar lor i-nnsid- I oration daily after o'clock. Senator Morgan is still hopeful of securing a vole on this bill before the close of the week, but it' there should be many interruptions he "nay again be disappointed. Senator Ttirpie has the lloor for a reply to Senator Morgan, and is expected to make one of his

characteristic pee also be other addre before the vote The friends of and territoral

•lies. There will -scs on this subject is finally taken, the bankruptcy admission bills

are growing anxious concerning the fate of those measures and are beginning to b(« apprehensive that time may not be left for their consideration if the Nicaragua bill lie not soon disposed of. Tie- present prospect is against a reviv I of the tinmcial and currency question in the senate during the week, but much will depend noon the action of the committee on finance at its meeting Tuesday anil also upon the attitude of the house of representatives. ••••.:

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Currency Ju«t^iion Will Mill He Itone of Contention. WASIIIN-T(\\. Jan. "_'l.—This promises to be a busy and important, week in the house. The program as arranged for the week tnav be subject to change in ease Mr. Springer, chairman of the committee on banking and currency, decides before the. end of the week to bring forward his new measure. lie has bwii in ••..] i.ni-1 eof.^s iiat ion wit 1: Sec: etary Carlisle fo.- the last week, and is extremely sanguine that concessions can be made to the silver men which will indv-ee thein to withdraw their opposition. esterday he expressed the opinion that he would bring :Y'iv." rd the modified bill this week and that it would pass. This opinion, however, is not generally shared bv the democratic leaders of the house, most of whom do not hesitate to say that they believe all hope of currency legislation :".1. tiiis session is dead. It is also possible lhal ine resolution for the. impeachment ui Judge Ricks may be before the house before the rial of the week, but. the fact that the committee ou iudiciai decided I'ridny to reopen the ease is interpreted to mean a delay which will render any attempt to push the ease against him at this session abortive. Next Saturday by a special order will lie set aside for eulogies on the late Senator Alfred

II. Colquitt of Georgia, it is not improbable that Mr. I'.outelle will attempt to secure consideration of his Hawaiian resolution and thus a debate on this subject be piecipitaied in some form. .i

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WASHINGTON, .fan. 21.-- he program arranged by the committee ou rules before 1 he departure of Speaker Crisp for Asheville, N. ., last night uvhere he expects to remain a week or more contemplates the consideration of the public building bills on the calendar to be followed by the Indian appropriation bill now under consideration, the sundry civil and th agricultural appropriation bills. Public buildmgs in many parts of the Country, including Chicago and New one. will also have then

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hrnrful I.«MH of Life Itl JVivtltA. l.oNiioN. .Ian. :.'L.— 1:J ui.es has a dispatch from Teheran, the capital of 1'ersia. saying the town of Kucnau, in the province of Khorasan, which was destroyed by an earthquake fourteen months ago, and which was subsequently rebuilt, was again destroyed by an earthquake shock Thursday. The official report of the disaster placed tin: number of persons killed at olr,i. ift ,- lhoiis in! head eattlo peri-ned the valley at the bead of whW-li Kuchan is situated.

Trial of lluvwitril mill lllii: iNN'I.AI'OLls. .Minn., .Ian. —'i'his morning begins the trial of Harry Hayward and Clans lilixt. charged with the murder of Miss atherine liing Dec. 3. Ilavward as t.he instigator and lilixt as the perpetrator. It is rumored their lawyer has three lilies of defense mapped out. The insanity plea is given as fine of these.

Hreak Tlirough he lee Hnil Drnn n, FORT MADISON, Iowa, •Ism. *.M.— George irossk^*, Rlsie Hutrties and Myrtle Towiisetul brtdce tlirong-h the ioe and were drowned a couple miir* above 1 hi citv yesterday

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Anybody having dead animals will notify me and they will lie removed on short no.ii'c.

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In tho inattor of llio entate of Patience A. li.-o-lard, doc eased. In the Montgomery circuit

Court, January Term, is ir,. Notieo ia litreby plren that KIIIOIMOII K. Jtallard, art Administrator, of tho ectato id Patiuui A liallard, doceaxed, has prnhented and I1W hid accounts and vouohei'H in final Keltleiiicn'. of caid pHtate, and that the emtio will como uj for llio examination and action of oaid Circuit C'ourt of the 31m day of January. 18!i.'i, at wlireL tlmo all lioirs, creditors or legatees ot BAM estaie are rerpilred to appear ID said Court and sliow cause If any there be, why said account* and vouchers should i.ot be approved, aid the heirs or distributees of said estate nro also notified to be in said Court at tho tlmo aforesaid and make proof of heirship.

KMKHSON E. IIA LI, A Itl), Adiniulrli aloi. Dated ttiIs Stli day of Jamiary, lH'.i.l