Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 December 1890 — Page 6

SHORT ITEMS.

—The ladies of the M. E. church cleared just $409.30 from the late fair. —A copy of the new city direotory will be chained in every postoffice in the county. —A number in this city have received invitations to an elegant K. of P. ball to be given fn Frankfort. —Con Cunningham is putting a new plate glass front in the room back of his

store, occupied by Wheeler's barber shop. —Mary E. Condon is still in the riug and asks for a divorce from John Condon, who is said to bo guilty of Sunday misdemeanors. —The home Y. M. C. A. foot ball team defeated the Lafayette Y. M. C. A. on the college grounds Saturday by a score of 40 to 0. —The new vestibuled trains which will shortly move between Louisville and Chicago on the Monon will be the finest in the West. —In the claim case of W. C. Gilliland vs. Curtis Edwards, administrator, the court found for the plaintiff and fixed his damages at $129.50 and costs —The employes of the Monon have all had a raise in their salaries. It was made voluntarily by the oompany and comes in the nature of a holiday surprise. —The grand jury now in session is composed of K. T. Bruce, foreman, D. H. Hostetter, H. C. Armstrong, J. G. Clarkson, T. J. Patton and W. L. Fraley. —Arthur Fuson, a son of Rev. G. P. Fuson, had his foot badly crushed by the cars at Efiingliam, Ills., some days since and now lies in the hospital at that place.

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—Charley Davis took ten-year-old Will Thompson, a stepson of John Gully, to Plainlield lost Monday and put him in the Reform School. The lad is said to be incorrigible. —The buggy firm of Beckner & Buser has dissolved, Buser selling out to Beckner who has assigned. W. T. Wliittington is assignee. The liabilities are $800 short of the assets which are $1,200. —There will be a called meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps at 2 p. m., Tuesday, Dec. 16. Business of importance to be considered. Every member urged to be present. By order of the President. —Col. W. C. Wilson is asking $350 of the Tippecanoe circuit court for assisting in working up the case against Pettit and Mrs. Whitehead. The Colonel got his slia:.*« of the $1,500 granted by Judge Snyder, but like Oliver Twisl Is back after more. Judge Langdon has taken the matter under consideration. —Lafayette Call: Col. W. C. Wilson late yesterday afternoon filed liis claims in the circuit court for attorney's fees as assistant to Prosecutor Haywood in the Pettit and Whitehead cases in this county. For the first he claims $250 and in the other $100, whioh amounts

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will no doubt be allowed him by Judge Langdon. These claims have no refer enoe to the Colonel's services in the Montgomery circuit oourt. —Beal Galey has not retired from the dental business but will be a mem ber of the new firm for the present at least. The style of the firm will prob ably be Galey, Gonzales & Armstrong, —B. F. Crabbs, administrator, filed motion for anew trial in the case of A, J. Fletcher vs. B. F. Crabbs, but the motion was overruled by the oourt. —W. H. Jackson has the contract for repairing a otel and erecting a saloon building for Wm, Heffernan at Champaign, Ills.

NEWii 01 A PERSONAL NATURE.

—Miss Mary Thomson will return from Chicago next Saturday. —Miss Lucy Newhall, of Lafayette, is the guest of Miss Minnie Scott. —Douglass Griffith and MisB Amanda Harris spent Sunday in Waveland. —Mrs. Will Daggett, of Lafayette, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Nixon. —Mrs. Charles Jay and son Tom, of Kokomo, are the guests of W. T. Brush and wife. —W. H. Moreland, of Muncie, is the guest of G. S. Durham and wife, east Wabash avenue. —Mrs. J. R. Bonnell has returned from a visit with Mrs. Thos. Cadwallader in Chicago. —Thomas Cadwollader and wife, of Chicago, are the guests of J. R. Bonnel and wife for a week. —Mrs. B. A. Saulsbury has returned to Urbana, Ills., after spending a few days with li6r daughter, Mrs, C. M. Travis.

By lnnumbrable cures, Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup has won lor itself a most enviable regulation.

Remembering the Noedy,

Lodge No. 2 of the Farmers' Union, in the Black Creek vicinity, is in a prosperous condition, and is doing much good for the poor of that place. On Monday last a number of the members congregated and cut 25 cords of wood for grandmother Farris, who is in very deedy circumstances, the wood being furnished by William Hurley and Benjamin Stout. In the evening of that day, the Union gave a magnificent oyster festival for the benefit of tne old lady at the residence of Mr. Hurley, who, by the way, is a whole-souled and genial gentleman. The hours were pleasantly spent in eating, laughing, joking, and general merriment. The proceeds of the supper were $12.50. Long life to the Farmers Union, was the wish of all present. 1

Coming Attraction-

The Arthur O'Niel Concert Company will give one of their elegant concerts in the M. E. church on the evening of Deoember 25th. The musio will be both vocal and instrumental, the instruments being the violin and pipe organ.

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Physical Slavery.

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WRATHFUL ATTORNEYS.

Pettit's Lawyers Exercised Because Ai lowed Only a Paitial PaymentYesterdiiy at Lafayette the Board oi Commissioners allowed rVttit'n attorneys §1,500 ou uccmnf, but lil not state how nu'cli more ttx-y would payor when they would pay it. 'I hey stutjd Pettit's attorneys ware not yet t.hiough their work and when they were xt would be time to settle the bill. The claimants at once dismissed their olriiu to bring suit for the $10,0'.0. To the Cornier Kumler spoke as follows alter tli adjournment: "They hive heard what every prominent lawyer in Lafayette thought our services were worth. Nearly every attorney put the amount above $5,000, We offered lo take $3,(00 and now they want us to take $1,500 as a partial payment." "I think it the very teft thing for you," said Mr. Stuart. "I contended all along that it should not be taken to tlie Commissioners. It will be an easy matter to get a better allowance than $3, GOO before a oourt "How much will you sue the county for?'' "Ten thousand dollars," replied Mr Gaylord. "We will tak9 a change of venue, and get a good portion of it too." "When will you bring the suit?" "Not until March, in order that the amount may include our services between now and that time. We have yet, perhaps, to take the caDe to the Supreme Court."

The Lafayette Call is feeling sore because Judge Snyder saw fit to grant Pettit numerous counsel competent to contend with the eminent lawyers of the State. The Call fears that Tippe canoj county will be bankrupt before the fate of Mr. Pettit is finally decided and loudly lameat-3 the money already paid out. It closes as follows: "Wo hope Judge Snyder will be so fair and considerate as to conclude the eugagement of counsel at the county's expense where the statute terminates the county liability to furnish such couusel to an accused upon demand, to-wit: at the conclusion of the one fair trial which has been had. Tippeoanoe county is not made of m:ney."

A Disastrous lire-

Nov. 12, at about 6:80 o'clock a. the residence of T. H. Winton on west Market street was discovered to be in flames. The fire department was sum moned and made a quick run, doing efficient servioe when arriving on the scene of action. The water froze as it fell upon the roof and there was a great slipping about on the part of the mem bers of the fire department, who with difficulty maintained a foothold on the slippery incline. It took some time to subdue the flames which were under good headway when the department arrived. Most of the household goods were rescued by the neighbors, but considerable furniture in the upstairs rooms was destroyed. Mr. Winton himself was sick and had to bo removed to a neighbor's dwelling. The loss was about $1,000, with no insurance, the policy having run out about ten days ago. The fire originated in a defective flue whioh was crackod when the house was raised a short time since. The loss is a severe one to Mr. Winton, and he has the sympathy of the entire commun-

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NO! TO EXCEED A COST OF 25-000 Dollars.

Tho Gouiicil by a Vote of 4 to 2 VOZQ For the ,City to Maiutaia Its Owa Electric Light Plant,

Tho Corn.oil met session mday with full attendance and the Fire Board reported adversely to the repairing of the city fii'e cisterns.

The report of the City Engineer+on Oak street was accepted. Ira McConneil asked permission to replace the te' •ilionr' pump house by an electric g-. ».. .ua the request wes granted.

T1 Jity Marshal was instructed to find .» bolter pound at better prices if pots ble. It was also resolved to charge impounded stock 50 cents a head for every twelve hours or a ruction thereof.

Councilman Scott then offered the following resolutions whioh were adopted by a vo of to 2, Elmore and Walter agiinf-t, and Reynolds, Scott, Jones and Evans for.

Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Crawford mile: First. That said city purchase and establish an electric light plant and the necessary machinery for operating the same, to be owned, operated and courolled by it, for tho purpose of lighting the streets, alleys and other public places therein by electricity, anil supplying the inhabitants thereof with electric lights in their dwellings and places of business on huch terms and conditions as shall be fixed and prescribed by the Common Cnunoil.

Second. That a committee eousibting of the Mayor and Common Ccum-il be appointed to investigate the different electric light systems in use in the surrounding cities and the power and machinery operating the same and to contract for the purchase and putting in of such plant and the necessary machinery for running the same as to them shail seem the most suitable to the wants of said city at a cost not to exceed twentyfive thousand dollars ($25,U00) exclusive of the grounds and buildings upon and in which to operate the same, and that said committee, when appointed, be invested with full power to act in the premises.

Most of the oouucil are enthusiastically in favor of the resolutions and it saems very probable that before many months the citizens will have incandescent lights in their houses and the city be lightiug her own streets. A gentleman high in the council of the Water and Light Company stated to day that he believed that when the oompany had made the city a proposition it would quickly purchase the company's system.

One of the council stated yesterday that as the company had been extorting the city for the last five years he was not in favor of paying attention to any proposition it might make, but of going ahead and getting the best plant to be obtained.

NEW ROSS.

Holiday goods have arrived. Albert Gray was at your city Wednesday.

John Peterson was at Shannondale Saturday. Broad Davis was at Crawfordsville Saturday.

Frank Loder, of Advanoe, was in town Sunday. Charlie Mi'ohell went to Lebanon this morning.

Stephen Cline, of Jamestown, was in town Sunday. W. M. Heath was the guest of his father Sunday. ^1

The Midland depot is oompleted and ready for oocupancy. Rev. Carson, of Ladoga, preached at the M. E. church Sunday.

The ditch that will drain the Gardner pond will soon be oompleted. Rev. NealS. McCallum will preach at the Christian church next year.

Miss Clara Austin, of your oity, visited at James Hurt's over Sunday. Adam Whitaiey split his foot with an axe Saturday while chopping wood.

Several people from near Mace attended church at this place Sunday. Hobson & Johnson have built their houst for ice, but none has arrived yet.

Mrs. Anna Babb and Mrs. Mary Cline visited relatives near Ladoga Sunday.

There will be a musical entertainment at the M. E. church Christmas night.

James Peterson attended the burial of Mr. Rice's daughter at Iudianapolis Sunday.

There will be a Christmas tree at the Christian ohuroh the 24th instead of the 4th as in your last issue.

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