Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 April 1899 — Page 6

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'In the matter of the estate of (jeorge Moore, deceased. In the Montgomery Circuit Court, April term, 1899.

Notice is hereby given that James F. Buchanan as administrator of the estate of George Moore, deceased, has presented and filed his accounts and vouchers In final settlement of said estate and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court on the Vg2ddaycf April, 1899, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appebr in paid Court and show cause if any there De, why said accounts and vouchers should not be approved, and the heirs and distributees of said estate are also notified to be in said

Court at the time aforesaid and mike proof of heirship. JAME8 F. BUCHANAN, Administrator. lated this 39th day of March, 1899.

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Latest Attempt to Unearth the Tyler Mob Leaders Called a Failure.

GRAND JURY CLOSES ITS INQUIRY.

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Siii-ti a ii vii not lor Itiiiniii^ llcr l.itc Vonii^ .Man Hi-, latlipi* nuil Suicides—.Suitticu l«-ut til -M r. \V. D. Owrii.

Scottsburgr, Ii.d.. Airil 3.—Th» grand jury finished its investigation on the Marion Tyler lynohing. Six sealed indictments er? returned, but it Is not believed that any of them are against the lynchers. Hut four days were spent in the investigation, and fewer witnesses were examined than before. People generally regard the investigation as a huge farce. The detectives in the case had no confidence in the jjrand jury, and claim that certain of its members are in league with the lynchers, who all left the state to avoid testifying1. and many other important witnesses could not be found. The opinion here is that the leaders of the mob will be arrested on information prior to the trial of the damage suit ag-ainst Sheriff Gobin In the federal court at Indianapolis next month.

Regan with a Domestic Quarrel. Marion T.vIt was lynched in this city on the morning: of Dec. 24 for attempting to kill his wife and then himself at the home of his mother-in-law Nov. 3, 1898. Mrs. Tyler was formerly Laura Terrell, and fir^t married a man named Benjamin Garriott, of this city. Some time after his dtath she marrisd Marion Tyler, who was employed by the street car company. Last July they quarreled, and she left him. He made repeated efforts to have lier return, but failed.

Tyler's Crime nnd the Mob's Crime.

On Nov. 3 he made his last attempt, and failing, shot her twice and then shot himself. Mrs. Tyler recovered fully, hut it. was the middle of December before Tyler could leave his bed. All excitement had subsidesd when a masked mob visited the jail, forced Jailer Gobin to give up the keys, and taking Tyler out lynched him to a tree near the jail.

TOT NO MEN'S .JKKFJCRSON' l.EAGl'E.

Holds its First .Meeting and Banquet at Indianapolis with 100 Present.

Indianapolis, April 3.—The first meeting and banquet of the Young Men's Jefferson League o". Indiana was held Saturday night at the German House with lnO younsf Democrats from ail over the state present. The following officers were elected: President, Henry Warrum, Indianapolis recording secretary, Thomas O'Connor, Monticello corresponding secretary, M. L. Daggy, Greencastle: treasurer, Oscar C. Minor, Cannellton. President Warrum. addressing the guests, said among other things: "Tho question now confronting us is whether our government shall henceforth be controlled by the spirit of commercialism or the spirit of democracy. This is the great underlying principle of the present conflict. If such a question could pve-ented to the American people in this specific form they would answer it with an almost universal voice."

Albert Pchoonover responded to the toast "Jefferson and Imperialism," and attacked the administration's policy. There were several other speeches. The lenirue will celebrate Jefferson's birthday each year with a banquet.

Shelbyvillf, Ind., April 3.—Jefferson's birthday was celebrated here Saturday evening by a banquet at Assembly hall, at which 300 covers w»re spread and to:ists responded to by J. A. Wendle, of Ottawa, Ills., and other distinguished quests. A letter of regret was read from W. J. Hrvan.

v, SUIT AGAINST A HYPNOTIST.

l:'m:ii kiiliie C'iise of Mrs. Price,

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Sniiiff III-. A. Cox.

Anderson. Ind., April 3.—Mrs. Iteb-cca Price Friday tiled suit for $10,000 damagainst. Dr. A. Cox, a hypnotist, The suit, grows out of a .remarkable case and is preceded by a .$25,005 suit by her divorced husband against: the same maii. Two years ago she placed herS"1 under the treatment of the hypnotist. She says he placed her under a spell which she ha? just succeeded in shakirg oil'. This spell was so great that even though he was hundreds of miles distant he could control her every movement and desire and could draw her to him.

This, at least, is set forth also that he could inflict groat pain upon her if he so willed it. This hrought about the separation of Mr. and Mrs. Price and the suit by the husband. Now she says she awakes from her dazed condition to find she is without a home and she files the suit which Is to stand and be tried even though she might desire to withdraw It. This provision is because she is afraid she will be placed under the influence again and be directed to withdraw the litigation.

SECRETARY OWEN'S WIFE DEAD.

Gay Pleasure J'arty Suddenly Changed to One of Mourning.

Indianapolis, April 3.—A St. Louis dispatch says: "While en route- from Texarkana, Ark., Friday, Mrs. W. D. Owen, wife of the secretary of Indiana, dropped dead in the aisle of the car. Her last words, as she fell, were: 'I believe It is paralysis!' The funeral party that had been changed with fearful suddenness from a gay pleasure party, arrived in St. Louis yesterday over the Iron Mountain road. "The party was composed of W. D. Owen, secretary of state of Indiana A. C. Daly, state auditor of Indiana, and his wife MIbs Grace Nebeker, daughter of ex-United States Treasurer Nebeker Louis Newburger, a lawyer of Indianapolis, and Judge U. Z. Wiley, of the Indiana appellate court. They are returning from a visit to the plantations, of the Mexican Rubber and Coffee company at Uberra, on the Isthmus of Tehauntepec.

Cursed His Father and Died. ','1

Crawfordsviile, Ind., April 3.—In the presence of twenty men Will Wood committed suicide Saturday, cursing

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his father as he fired the fatal ehot. The young man hud been attending an Ohio scho -1 and itnc to the home of his fath'-r.

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fui'iKT. to sj.end the spring vacation. He \v:* id to no duck hunting, but his fi'trev order'd that he assist a gang of men, who were cutting timber for his mili. There

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.U mo. Ind.. April 3.—Albert Hunter, und-r n-nee for larceny, made a bet that lie would not go to state's prison. Th. r, hf hanged himself with a rope mi'.de from handkerchief?, dangling five hour ', but was alive when cut down. Next Inn ted his lv ad aga'r.st a stone wall and trii-d to swallow broken glass. He then severed his wrist with broom wire, but a doctor saved him in every case, and Hunter lost his bet. The wager was 25 cents against a trouser's button ar.d it was paid.

ntrlined to Condemn Mrs. Wallace.

Fort Wayne, Ind.. April 3.—The convention of the Northern Indiana Teachers' association has adjourned. Before adjournment a resolution condemning Mrs. Lew Wallace's recent article, "Murder of the Innocents," was voted down after a lively discussion. Professor J. N. Study, of Fort Wayne, was elected president Edward Eoyle, of Michigan City, vice president: Mrs. E. M. Richards, of Auburn, secretary, and W. A. Millis, of Attica, treasurer.

Senator alilmnks Gives a Dinner.

Indianapolis. April —Senator Fairbanks gave a dinner to the nine Republican representatives of Indiana at his residence Friday night,and the politicians are speculating as tothemeanins of the dinner. It is given out that no political significance is to be attached to th« dinner, except that the apportionment of officers in the census bureau, was discussed.

He war arrested and sentenced to th« workhouse by Judge Schwab for violating city ordinances in selling without a license. Judge Thompson ordered the writ issued, and Superintendent Rueherwein and his prisoner are to appear in court, when the point raised will be settled. The Indiana man's friends say that congress alone has power to regulate interstate trading, and they believe he will get free and will sue the city for damages.

Indiana Troops Arrive.

Savannah,Ga., April 3.—The. t:an rt Logan has arrived here from Havana with the One Hundred and Sixty-first Indiana regiment on board. Colonel Durbin requested that the re^inK-nt bi mustered out here and his request will be acceded to.

Municipal Ownership in Detroit,

Detroit. April 3.—The common council Saturday evening, by a vote of 21 to 11, appointed a commission, headed by Governor Pir.gree, to negotiate, purchase and operate all the street railways of Detroit under municipal ownership.

ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

The Addiston Pipe foundry, at Cincinnati, shut down Saturday throwing out 300 employes.

The wound in the pope's leg made in removing the tumor there some time ago has almost completely healed.

Noah Raby celebrated In the poorhouse at Piscataway, N. J., Saturday what he claims is his 127th birthday.

Two thousand miners went out of iron and coal mines near Birmingham, Ala., as a result of various grievances.

The total mint coinage during March was $14,572,073, of which $12,176,715 was silver, $2,346,556 gold and $4S,801 minor coins.

Raroness Hirsc-h, widow of the late Baron Hirsch, the Hebrew philanthropist, and a woman who herself gave millions to charity, is dead.

The bodies of John White and Wm. Gillen have been found in the ruins of the Armour Curled-Hair works at Chicago. This makes seven dead.

Ann Ingersoll and John Collins, alleged abductors of little Gerald Laplner, the recently-recovered Chicago boy. have arriwd at Chicago from Ohio for triai.

The telegraphers on the Union Pacific system and the officials of the company have arrived at an understanding and have signed an agreement regrulatlng wages, etc.

Six convicts escaped from the Choctaw and Memphis railroad convict camp, twelve miles north of Little Rock, Ark, A seventh, named Burrel), was •hot and killed.

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Transferred to the Illinois Central.

Terre Haute, Ind., April 3.—A special to The Express from Sullivan states that the Indiana and Illinois Southern railway has oeor. formally transferred to the Illinois Central, and will hereafter be operated as sn independent division of the latter road. The Illinois Central now has a direct line into the Indiana block coal fields.

Conclave of Knight Templars.

Richmond, Ind., April J.—On the 19th and 20th of April the forty-fifth annual conclave of the Knight Templars of Indiana will be held in this city, and extensive preparations for the event are now In ogress. The prograrema shows, in addition to the usual business sessions, provisions for a parad® and banquet.

Court Killing as to Bloodhounds.

Washington, Ind.. April 3.—Rosco Malicott, who was trailed by bloodhounds and arrested upon the charge of robbing Joel Banner's drug store, was acquitted in the circuit court Judge Houghton ruling that the mere fact he was run down by dogs was not proof of guilt.

Celebration of Indiana Miners.

Indianapolis. April 3.—The Indiana miners Saturday celebrated the eighthour day anniversary, the occasion being a holiday throughout the state. Eight thousand workers in the block coal and bituminous fields took part in the ceremonies. WILL TEST THE" LICENSE LAW

Indiana Man Applies for a Writ of Habeas Corpus in Ohio.

Cincinnati, O., April 3.—Walter M. Rife, whose residence is near Peoria, Ind., from his temporary abiding place in the city workhouse, has sued out a writ of habeas corpus against Superintendent Kueherwein, who, he alleges, is detaining him there in violation of the law and constitution. Rife explains In his application that he came to Cincinnati to sell eggs, butter and other country products, in which he deals.

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Brazil is now the priDcipal coffee Producing country of the world. In 1895 the crop was estimated at 7,000 000 bans. "t

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