Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 February 1891 — Page 2

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•«I liavo liouti nslnfTntfs Uver Plllf for DyMpennitt* Weak Stomach ana uilh which I havolonp been afflicted.

ARE A SPECIAL BLESSING.

I never hart niiytliinutodonieaomucl* food. I rcocommcml tliem all as lh© best mocHoine In cxisluncc."

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SATURDAY, PRH, 14, 1801.

THE FEDERAL ELECTION BILL. A fri ml at 2\e Mnikot Lias asked Tin: JouiiN.VL to give the text of the elections bill. The bill is quite lengthy ami it would be impossibly to print itm its euterety. Below will bo fouud iUs •sulioutlo itures. There is not a clause, a paragraph, a sentence or a word authorizing, impliedly or otherwise, any force but that already in operation, and all ttio prating about "force," and "military" aud "Czarism" is the grossest of misrepresentation.

By the terms of the bill (section 1) the chief supervisor presenr, aud prospective (who i^re to hold oilico during good leijavior), in their judical districts lire chained with tue supersision of elections (in person and by deputies), with the enforcement of national election laws and the prevention of lrauds aud irregularities in naturalization. .Registration and elections shall be guarded, scrutinized ami supervised, whenover petitions are received from one hundred citizens in any entire Con-£,r*-38ional district or in any city or town having twenty thousand ineabitants or upward, or from titty citizens in any purish, county, city, town or election precinct jn any Congressional district. 'lho chief supervisor has then to notify a judge of the United States for the oirouifc in which the supervisor's district is located that he has business to present iu aspect to the next election, imd Ihe ju:ige is required to open court within ten days thereafter, and keep it open until the second day after the election.

I'rovi&ion is made for the appointment by the court of four supervisors in each election district, who must be able to read and write English aud be qualified voters iu the district. They are to attend at all times and places fixed lor registration to challenge the right to register of any doubtful person to personally inspect ull registration iiBts or books aud make a copy thereof to attend all elections and counting of ballots, and do various acts to detect and expose frauds.

In towns of twenty thousand or more the registration books are to be verified by a house to house canvass, if required by the etiief supervisor. When a vote is challenged tlie supervisor must administer tiie oath if the local ollict-rs are dilatory, and a list of all challenged persons must be kept. The ballot boxi 3 fire to Lo inspected before a vote is cast to ascertain that no ballot has been cast in any of them

'-or

a Representa

tive in Congress a poli iist ol persons voting is to be kept a list of naturalized peifcoua in cities of twenty thousand or over is to be made when required. All naturalizations are to take place iu open court, tiLil the supervisors are to assist iu preventing fraudulent naturalizations.

By section S the supervisors slit 11 have an opportunity to verify the correctness of the proceedings of tho local inspectors of election wlieti a representative is being voted for, but no mterferi :a is to bo made with the State laws, livery candidate for Representative shall be entitled to have counted, canvassed, returned and certitkd every ballot for li:m cast, iu whitever box it may be found. 1'iec tut ous are taken for tho transmission of duplicate returns, which must be muih or delivered to the chief supervisor within twentv-fcur hours after the election.

If the polls in any eioctiou district in which supervisors have been hjipomtetl are not opened within an hour of tho speeilied time the supervisors shall open suoli polls and receive uallots foi Representatives, and returns shall be made to both local and I -deral ollicers.

Tho District court shall appoint three citizens of the State as a United States Board of Canvassers of the Congressional vote, to hold ollice for two years. Tho Board shall convene on November 10, each year, and cauvass the votes for Representative, aud it cau demand all information possessed by the chief supervisor or assistants. As soon as the Board issues its certificate of election, an o^i'i ieved candidate may appeal to the L'lbtriot court, asking it to review the action of tiie Board. The decision of the court will be binding until the Houte of Representatives decides otherwise.

Section 3!) provides for the appointment of deputy marshals, who shall be able to read and write Uiuglisli,the number of whom is to be fixed by tho marshal and chief supervisor, and no more are to be appointed than the latter eertiiies to be 'necessary to observe the manner in which the election officers are discharging their duties, to enforce the election laws of the United States and to prevent frauds and irregularities in naturalization, and to keep the peace." If directed by the chief supervisor they are to "take charge of the returns as the canvas of each box is completed and deliver the same to him.

Any person who offers or accepts a bribe to vote or refrain from voting, or any person who offers, or any officer of election who accepts a bribe, is held guilty of a mit demeanor, punishable by a §1 000 fine or three years' imprisonment, or both.

Every officer of an election at which

a Representative is to ted for, whe her of of the United States, fctate, Territory or municipality, who shall fraudulently make a false entry in the regisration list ot strikeout the name of any pertou entitled to be on the same keep a falsa poll list exclude any lawful vote or r( ceive a fraudulent vote make false canvass, or do oth( fraudulent acts, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to a line of S1,000, three years' imprisonment, or both. Aud a similar penalty will be imposed on auv one advising or procuring an officer to do these several acts. Any person swearing or nffirming falsely when registering or voting on being challenged, or who instigates or procures another to do so, shall be adjudged guilty of a similar otVense and like punnishment.

Any person A shall at any eieetiou for Represuutative, or during the canvass, registration, or at the meeting of the State Board of Canvassers, cause, auy breach of the peace, or two ai.y disorderly violence or threats of violence, or who shall willfully disobey any lawful command of a superviso-, giveu iu the execution of his duty, shall guilty of a misdemeanor, punuishable by a line of .$1,000 or ouo years' im prisonment. or both.

SKXATOK TUKPIK'S proposed amendment to tho Constitution, providing for the selection of United States Senators directly by the voters of tho States, instead of the legislatures thereof, has much in its favor. In the first, plaoe it would not violate the dual principle contaiued in the constitution, which recognizes both the States in their sovereign capacity aud the popular will independent of the States. Senators would still be the representatives of the States, as distinguished from members of Congress, who represent the people and tho nation more directly. Senators thus elected would more surely be the choice of the State than uuder the present system. It often happens now that the legislatures ohoose men who do not represent the actual sentiment of the State, and whom tho people, if they had a say in the matter, would have rejected.

JAS. P. WITHROW, a leading steel manufacturer of Pittsburg, has returned from Euglaud with a contract to erect a steel-making plant in the town which is being built at Cumberland, Gap, in which $1,000,000 of English capital will bo invested. Another Euglish company is preparing to build a silk-plush factory at Bradford, Pa., which will employ 5,000 operatives, who have heretofore been engaged in England manufacturing goods for the American market. Five thousand operatives means 20,000 mouths to feed, and a home market for 125,000 more bushels of wheat, about $10,000 pounds of meat, and other farm products in proportion. This is the way tho McKiuley bill helps the farmer. He sells his produce at home, and is saved the expense of transportation and the exorbitant profits of middlemen.

CERTAIN negotiations which have been in progress for some time past betvreon tiie Government and Minister Mondonca as the representative of the Brazil]ian government, relative to a more equitable adjustmeut of the commercial relations of the two coun. trios have been brought to a satisfactory close. Tho agreement thus amicably reached, aud which promises such excellent results both to Brazil and the United States, may bo regarded as the first fruits of the reciprocity clause of the M. Kiuley tariff act, and reliefs great credit

upod

the sagacity of the

Secretary of State and the evident interest of the President in the promotion of our commerce with the South American Republics. 1,1 j*

NEW YORK PKKSS: "While we may do pretty well in the food liue aud raw material, you know we are nowhere in the reports of monufactured goods." Aud yet agricultural implements are manufactured goods, and protected iron and steel and lumber aui paint and varnish enter into them.

Tho exports of agricultural implements of domestic manufacture increased from $2,11',),772 m' value in lSSfi

to il,2-lt'),(kSi) iu value in 1.S80,

or 100 per cent.

NEW YORK PRESS: Yes, "as the high protection prices get higher and higher other nations stop taking our products', and tho farmer has 110 market for his produce." Stuff and nonsense.

Tue value of domestic exports of breadstuils, (not including wheat) has increased from $22,887.1)81, the. of five years from 188-3 to 1889

to ^52,010.85:1 in 1890.

or 130 per cent.

NEW York Press: "Under protection exports decline, and we have 110 show iu the markets of tho world.

Thus saith the free traders. Add yet the value of domestic exports of cattle has increased from $12,240,4:55, the average of five years, from 1885 to 1889.

to §31,261,131 in 18907

or 154 per cent. Think over this Mr Farmer.

THE report of the committee which has been investigating the lit,ht q'leBtion presented to the Council Monday night is a long and interesting document. It presents an array of figures as to the cost of lighting different cities which own their own plants that will surprise the average tax-payer. It shows that the lighting cau bo done et wonderfully low pr'ces if the figures given the committee by the various city authorities are correct. TnE JOURNAL believes that every member of the Council is honestly endeavoring to do that which will be for the best interest 01 the city. They may not agree as to the policy, but the ends sought are the same. We take no stock in the charges and counter charges that have been made that this or that Councilman is actuated by au\ motive other than honestly serv'ug the public interest. Whatever may be the outcome it is very evident now that the agitation will result in giving the eit' cheaper light.

THE Greencastle Daily Banner and Times has been reduced to 0, four columu folio 111 size and to six cents a week in price.

RECIPROCITY may bt spelled with a big 11 now wherever it is placed.

Ox the light question the City Council is iu"an iridescent dream."

P0L10E REGULATIONS.

The Rules Which Must Be Lived Up To by Our Police. Rules governing the police department of the city of Crawfordsville. 1st. All members of the police force are strictly forbidden to do any private watching or merchant police dntv or "o receive any perquisites or remuneration from any citizens for any services as policemen. 2d. Some member of the police force shall visit the different railway depots one or more times each day and each n'ght at such times as tra ns are most likely to arrive and depart. 21, Some member of tho day force shall devote at least two hours of time each day about and near the junction and the southeast part of the Third Ward. 4th. It Bhall be the duty of one of the night men to give his entire time from p. m., until 2 a. m., eaoh night to services iu the southeast part of the city, especially about the Plum street depot, theJuncti'n and vicinity. This duty shall be performed alternately each member serving one week at a time. 5th. No member of the police force shall engage in card playing during the hour he ia on duty and card playing in and about the building aud premises of the city is positively forbidden at all times.

Gth. The day force shall report for duty at 6 a. m., each day and remain until 8 p. m. The night force shall report at 6 p. m. and remain until 6 a.m. All members of the force are at all times subject to the orders of the C'-ief of Police, who may require extra duty to be performed at auy time. 7th. A strict observance of the rules and requirements of the police ordinance passed by the Common Council Doc. 2, 1889, is exacted, aud any violation of rules 3, 5 and 10 xnd Section 10 of said ordinance will bo inexcusable. (These rules and sections relate to the visiting of houses of ill iarne, and the use ol' profane language bv the police

By order of the Police Board of the City of Crawfordsville. W. C. CAUR, Pres.

Tho foregoing rules take effect on and after Feb. 0, 1889. Order No. 1. To the Chief of Police, City of Crawfordsville, Indiana: You are hereby ordered to have all drinking saloons closed between tho hours of 11 p. m,, and 5 a. m., and at all other times designated in and by section 2098 of the Revised Statutes of 1888 of the State of Indiana, and to suppress all gambling 111 strict conformity to the laws ol Indiana and the ordinance of said city. By order of the Poline Board of the city of Crawfordsville, lnd.

W. C. CARR, President,

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Taken up by Moses A Ion, living about seven miles northeast of Crawfor.lsvillc, L'ui township, Montgomery county, Indiana, on the about the -.Mrd day of Deceiiibe-. 1 Kiti), a dark red steer with tip of the tail white. Said Meetis appraised at lift ecu dollars by .I.N. Hughes ana Harrison Flaninan beforeiiie this OTllulav of .lauuarv I Kill. .IKSSK W. (T'MISKIU.ANIf .1. P. STATIC

INDIANA, MMNTOOMKIIY Curvrv.

SS:

1. Henry H. IIuleu.Clerk ol the Circuit court, in ami for said county, hereby certify that the above is a true and complete copy ol'an estray notice tliisday tiled In my ollice.

Witness in hand and the seal or t.he Mont joinery Circuit Court, done at Crawfordsville, this "JSt.li dav of Januarv, 18P1.

IIKNItV I!.

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.lan. :il, l.siH. clerk

NOTICE

OFPEITTIO^TO

TAT 10.

SKl.I. UEAI,E«-

Probate Cause No. J.J'JL.

'"Mar ha A. Rickey. Executrix of estate of Sarah A. McCall, deceased, vs. James (•'..MoCall et al.

In the Circuit Court of Montgomery Oountv, Indiana, .lanuary Term, lsill. To James McCall, Martha .1. lltcUt j/, Jolm

F. McCall, Jamex 11'. Largcnt, junior, and Raymond Laiycnt. You are severally hereby notified Mint t.he above named petitioner as Executrix oT the estate aforesaid, lias filed in the Circuit Court of .Montgomery count j, .niliana, a pet Ition making you defendants .hereto, and praying therein for an order and decree of said Court antiiorl/.lng tlie sale of certain real estate hcloutring to the estate of said decedent, and in said petition described, lo make assets for the payment of the debts and liabilities of S:id estate and that said petition, so filed and pending, is set. for hearing in said Circuit Court at the court house in Crawfordsville, Indiana, on the inth judicial day of the March term, lfSlil.of said court, 1 lie'same tiding the J.'ird day of March, 1 S!U

Witness the Clerk aud Seal of said Court, this 2:ird dav of .lauuarv, 1 S:H). IIF.NKV H. II I'l.ETT, Clerk. M. W. Itruuer attornev for Petitioner. .lan,. U. 1.sill.

OT IC13 TO

EI liS, CREIHTOItS, ETC.

In thf matter of the. estate of Vmitli Conner, tlercaxeil. In tlie MontU'Wier'/ Circuit Court. Januarii Term, 1SHI.

Notice N hereby given that .losliua II. Conner and Ma'ion A. Conner as executor*of the estate of Smith Conner deceased, bar- pie-ented and tiled their account and vouchers in final settlement of said e.slale, -uid that the same will conn up for the examination and action of said circuit court on the •J'Sth day of I'ebruary. l.siit, n:. which time ail heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said court and show cause, if any there lie, why said account and vouchers should not be approved, and the heirs or dist rihuteesof said est ale are also nolitied to be in said court at the itne aforesaid and make pi-oof of heirship.

Dated this 4th dav of l'ebruarv, 1SU1. •lOSIICA 11. CONNER. MARION A.CONNER, Itist,inc. & Ristitie Executors.

Attorneys Ech.T, ISiiL.

griEKIFK'SSALh.

My virtue of a certitled copy of a decree to me curect-ed from the Clerk of the Montgomery Circuit Courl. in a cause wherein llenrv bowdermill is plaintiff, aud Joseph Hendriekson is defendant'\ requiring me 'o make the sum of one hundred anil two dollars and seventy cents. Willi interest, on said decree and costs, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on

MONDAV. FEIUUJAHV'-Mrd. A. T) ISO], between the hours ol 10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. HI. of said day, at the door of tho court house iu the city of Crawfordsville,Montgomery county, Indiana, ihe rents and prolHf, for a term not e.vcceillivr seven yea is, the ftJlowing rerl estate, to-wit:

The east half of lot No. eight (Si in the town ot V.'avcland, Montgomery county, Inili ,nn, as platted in the original plat of sa'id town.

If such rents and motifs will not sell for a sutlicient sum to-ati*fy said decree, interest and costs, 1 will, at. the same time and place expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much 1 hereof as mav be Fiilllcient to discharge said decree. Inter."st and costs. 'Said sale will be made without anvreliel' whatever from valuation or appraisement, laws. .EISENIOZER I'. McCLA.SK EY r. ,,

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'erill'of Montgomery County.

Hv E. II. Cox. Dcpulv. W. J'. hittington. attorney for plaint ill. Jan. 31,18!)!. $10.

OT IC TO NON-RESI DEN'rsi..."-- Ce't

Sate of Indiana, Montgomery count v, in the Montgomery Circuit Court, January term, a soi. bewisMcrclmnt Assignee, etc. et al vs. William I,. McKinzie, The first, National Hank of Moliue, Illinois. Complaint attachment,. f'ow comes the plain till'by Wright Jc scllar, his attorneys, ainl Hies his joniphilnt and aflidavjtia attachment herein, together with an allidavil that said defendants are not residents of the State ot Indiana.

Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants, that unless they he and appear on the :20th day of the next, term of the Montgomery Circuit Court, to beholden on 1 ho first. Monday of March, A 1)., 1 801, at tho court house In Crawlorduville, in said county and S* ite, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be hear*, and determined in their absence.

Witness my name, and the seal of snid court, atlixcd at Crawfordsville, this UOtli day of January, A. 1). I

SOI.

HENRY II, UULETT,

Jan. 31,1801. *, lo rfc

FIRST 10RTGHGE LOANS, AT 4 PER CENT

Interest $ Payable annually

APPLY TO

C. W.WRIGHT

Fisher Block, Kooin 8, Crawfordsville, lnd.

$100000 TO LOAN!

7 |ior cent Annual Interest,

Without Commission.

NO HUMBUli.

Cumberland & Miller,.

118 West fViain Street.

KZRA C. VORIS E N S O N E

At-I-1,,, Hand 7 per cent, annual Interest,

W ill also OKII (iootl

Notes I

MONEY to LOAN

At 4' and (i per cent .lor ,"year«

On liu|irovi Farms hi 1 nllimn. We grant you th privilege ol paying t.his money back to us in dribs of £10U, or mort, at any interest payment.

Write to or call on

G. N. WILLIAMS & CO.,

Crawfordsville, Indiana.

Moneyto Loan.

Houses utid Lots for Sa!" Dwellings to Kenfc.

Abstracts of Title and Deeds tnd MiM'tifajfcs Carefully Prepared.

ALBERT C. .] EN TOON

Loan and usurauoe i\»cent, A stractor and Conve-anccr.

1-2 East Main St., CrawfordBvilJe

E. W. REAM, M.D. S„

DENTIST,

Crawfordsville, Indiana Thomas' New Mock, l!.'l]V4 Rust Main. lt(Hms 1 1 f'J.

A. D. LOFLAND,

Rcai Estate, Loan, Insurance,

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

Fust Main Street. with W. 1". Whittingtoi

Diseases ot Women

AND SITKGRKV.

Coniu.Utlor looms. ov«r Sm: h'« dru^ store, South Wa»-.I .gton Street, Craw ord«v!Hn, Indtr.ru,. 1 CTT-RP-N

W, E. IllTMI'llUKV, W.

I'. S. KKNNKllY. I'. S. Commissioner.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE Hster,

in ing secured the services of Wn.. Weblate of the firm of Johnson & Webster, abstractors of title, I am prepared to furnish on short, notice, full and complete abstracts of title to all lands in Montgomery county, Indiana, al reasonable prices. Dei«» and mortgages carefully executed. Call at the Recorder's ollice.

Oct "y

1 'I'IIOh. T. MI" N A1,L. Koconk'.r.

ItHEVliS

Humphrey & Reeves, ATTOI{N"KYS-AT-R,A\Y,

and Notaries Public.

Ornhaun lilock. Crau-l'ordsviih

lnd

S. KKNNKDY Notary 1'ubH

Kennedy & Kennedy,

ATruitNEYS-AT-LAW ("HAW roIUJSV 11,I.E. INDIANA. Ollice iu Ornhaun block North aslunirton S

THEO. McMECHAN, DENTIST.

CRAWFORDSV1 l,I,E. INDIANA, onders his service to the public. Motto jood work aud moderate nriees."

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HA1.FTIIE COST of hoisting saved to storekeepers, butchers, farmers, machinists, builders, contractors and others. Admitted to be the greatest improvement liver made hi Vj tackle blocks. Krcight prepaid W rife \i, for catalogue.

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Fulton Iron and Engine WorksEstah, S.'i'J, J0 Iirush St.,IJctioit

IASTHMA f!PR£D

-SCHIFFMANN'S ASTHMA CURE_

ItnlAtitly rfllletei tb® nio«t violent Rttirk and linur« com- 1 forlable ileep. KO WAITING for UKSCI.T8. Ifcinir us-ed by I Inhalation, Its action immediate, riircrt and Certain* I I anil a cure is the remit in all curable oues. A single

DR. R. SCHIFFMANN,

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convince* the ino»t ikeptical. Prin*. and $1.00 of auy drupjpit, or by mail. Samples

Free

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St. Paul, Mlnr.

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ARABIAN

One of tlie BEST MEDICINES ever Invented

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CASES

PAIN AND INFLAMMATION,

Deafness, Rheumatism, Pains in Side, Back, or ohoulders, Piles, Sore Throat, Croup, or Branchit is. Price

cts. and fx. at all druggists.

E. MORGAN & SONS, Proprietors. PKOVIDliNCE. R. I. TBXDESUPPMEDby ROSS GORDON.

La Fayette, lnd.