Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 March 1894 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCA8TLE, INDIANA. SATURDAY, MARCH 10,1891.
DAILY BANNER TIMES MR DIMMITT A winner
Put>ll»h<»d every afternoon except Sunday ! nt the Han nek Tim ks offlie, corner Vine ami Eninklin streets.
The state Oratorienl Prize na Usual l.amls
in I>*‘l*auw'N Lap.
There were many of our citizens
the - v 8lpe P le88| y ™ their iik ailvt-rtlHcmriite will !«• rc-clvol cai li day up to 1 o'clock p. m. Ailvcitlalint rate* made
known on appllention.
Itcadina notice* one cet.t per word each in aertlon.
jiillows for several hours last night, who felt, no doubt, like changing the first vowel in Mr. Dimmitt's name from an “i” to an “a” find letting it go at that for a
All eoiiimiinloatlons should In* slgn'sl with the name ot the writer: not ntwcssarlh for putdicH*.Ion, but as evidence of icood faith. ,
v.ionytnou*cotniminieatlons enn not he no- few severe words. The news of the
l iced.
Indianapolis, at Hanover, at Purdue,
Where delivery t* irrctrular please report sailic promptly id publication otnee.
oratorical victory got here about i one o’clock this morning. It’s get-
spccimcti copies mailed tree on application, ting to be such a common thing for
DePauw to win oratorical honors |5.nn that it’s really a monotonv. A De-
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Six mouthy Three months, one month Per week l>y Carrier
1*5 Pauw boy gets down to work, writes !in a speech, goes into the primary
" ~ „ i contest, wins, then goes over to In-
When delivery is made by carrier, all sub- _ ...
scriptioii aecounta are to t»e paid to them as diaiinpolis and wins a great victory thev call and receipt for same. _ • — over a lot of speakers from other M. .1. BRTKBTT pntiiishcr co n e g e8 and. incidentally, gives a
HAHRV M. SMITH. Matiairms Editor 0 . ,
black eve to the Indianapolis news-
Audress all communleatlona to *
Tke Dau.v iiaxnkk Timks. papers, which ns a rule nearly tin Greoncastie. lad. j ()ln ( their anatomy in pulling for
one of the state institutions. We are all glad Mr. Dimmitt won.
HI IM ltl.lt \N <TT\ TICKKT.
AMONG THE CHURCHESM'hnt the Kervifen will H«* Tomorrow nt
l k hi4'4*N 4»t \\ nrwliip.
[AH donnminHtioiiR are Invited to use this column for their Sunday announcements. Any vacancy in the pulpit or change in the hour of service, should be made known at once. Past ora and members of churches not here given arc* invited to hand in their regular service* hereafter. Notice* ln*erted In this
column free of charge.]
PRESBYTERIAN CHUBCH.
I)r. K. W. Fisk will occupy the pulpit at the morning service, it being his fortieth anniversary in the work. Mr. Maynard Daggy will address the congregation at the evening service, he being one of the delegates to the Detroit conDel’imw, at Greencastle, vention. Preaching every Sunday morning at 10:30. Sunday school at 2 p. in. Christian Kndenvor at 6:30 p. m. Evening service at 7:30 p. in. Willing Workers, Thursday, at 2 p. in. Prayer meeting, Thursday, at 7:30 p. m. Missionary meeting last Friday in each month
at !! p. m.
Hms4* Hall McImhIiiIc. At Indianapolis yesterday the following base ball schedule was arranged by the State Athletic as-
sociation :
Pel’iiiiw vs. Rose Polytechnic, at
Terre Haute, Anril 21. Itutler vs. Purdue, at
April 21.
Wabash vs. Hanover,
April 21.
Wabash vs. Purdue.
April 2s.
Itutler vs. Indiana university, at
liloomiiigton, April 2s.
Hose Polytechnic vs. Purdue, at Pur- j
due, May 5.
Indiana university vs. Wabash, at
Wabash, May 5.
Itutler vs,
May 5.
Indiana university vs.,
terlmie, at Terre Haute, May 12. Purdue vs. DePauw, at Greeneustle.
May 12.
Butler vs. Rose Polytechnic, at Terre
Haute, May lf>.
Wabash vs. DePauw, at Greencastle,
May 2<i.
Rose Polvteclidic vs. Hanover, at
Hanover, May 2(5.
Rose Poly-
For Mayor JONATHAN BIRCH For Treasurer JOHN (ill.MORE For Clerk JAMES M. II l RLE V For Marshal W11,1.1 A M K. STARR
He is a good Christian gentleman,
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well educated, a tine orator, and we believe has all the traits for a grand interstate victory. This | gladness was expressed in various ! ways last night, all sorts of noises breaking loose, and sleep was out of the question. The college bell eloquent tolling started the ball and
DePauw vs. Indiana university, Greencastle, May 3d.
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I.OCt!ST STREET A. M. E. CHURCH. At the Locust Street A. M. K
Butler vs. Wabash, at Wabash, church tomorrow there will be
, preaching at 9:30 a. m. by the pas
Purdue vs. Indiana university, at • r Bloomington, June 2. | tor; Sunday school at 2 p. m;Y. Rose Polytechnic vs. W abash, at Wa- P- S. (’. K. at 6:30 p. in : preaching
bush, June 2. 1 at 7 :30 p. m.
Hanover vs. Butler.ut Butler, May 14.
vs. Purdue, at Purdue, j
For Coimeilinen
Fust v'i!t*i>i.URk' 1 vs bought out what of tile college, Second Ward—EDMl ND PEBKINs ^ «• Third Ward-JOHN K. MILLER ,,0 V8 who liad gone to bed. They
brought their voices and lungs with
Hkkk s to you, Mr.Dimmitt. may (| leMlj ngg^d up a drum corps, fired j you win the final stmggle is the 0 jy a cannon, burned four million hearty wish of the Hasni h 1ime>. ^ oxe9 an ,j barrels and othcrwUe /•.’ .V ORMO US L' F. /' l It I- KAX G.\IXS. made merr V' There is a great yeluincinnati Tribune. low smile on the faces of the DeFrom every point of the compass Pauw boys today, which s.^Vs. comes news of republican gains, though Purdue and the other They are so enormous in numbers, chumps may do them at football and and from such diverse points, that other bagatelle, that when it comes but one conclusion is logical. The j down to a genuine struggle of people are in arms against the brains, oratory, etc., the other fel-
finuneial and economical fallacies lows are not in it.
BAPTIST CHI KCH.
Sunday, March 11,1894.
Sun •
Hanover
May 16. 1 > , ,
lianover vs. DePauw, at Greencastle, i t,a y 8e,1 ° o1 at 9:3Ua ' >"•: Poaching May 1(>. ^ by the pastor, Rev. Charpie, at Hanover v*. Indiana university, at 10:30 a. m. and at 7 p. m.; prayer Bloomington, May IS, meeting each Thursday evening; The Greencastle games will come | 8insing thi8 eV e n ing at 7 o’clock in May. | e ,| |,y Prof. Sherwood; the public saloon iuiie<i. is cordially invited to attend all
A bold thief broke into John these services.
( awley s saloon last night shortly college avenue methodist church.
after midnight by smashing in a
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The Banner Times is glad. Mr. Dimmitt belongs to the Delta Upsilon fraternity; the fraternity hall is part of tlie “temple of truth” block of the Banner Times. For days that great speech has been housed up in the I). U. hall, has been rehearsed and respoken, given all shades of delivery until as it drifted through the partitions and was wafted to the printers’ force it was known by them to such an extent that they were better posted on the Humane Spirit of Modern ( iviliza tion than the grander calling of type setting, and were ready to bet their supply of cold type metal on the Greencastle man. Thus everybody is glad, citizen, publican and collegian. Mr. Dimmitt is all right, and a large number of Greencastle rooters will take excursion rates to Indianapolis in May to hear our champion defeat the liest representatives of other states. The DePauw orator had a walkaway, getting five first places and one fourth; this gave him a rating of nine and his nearest competitor, Bloomington, had seventeen. The others were bunched along about twenty-six.
flitt Weather.
The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows as received by H. S. Renick & Co. from the olllcial weather bureau at Indianapolis: Indianapolis, Ind., Mar. 10. r Warmer weather with local rains, colder Sunday night.
Wappenhans.
of the present ruling party. They point to but one tiling—the complete restoration of the republican party to power when the first op-
portunity presents itself.
Republican gains and democratic losses have been tabulated by the Boston Journnl, covering state elections last fall and the Pennsylvania special election held this spring. Since Grant defeated Greely there iias been nothing like it.
The summary shows thus:
Iowa, republican train 9,391 Maryland, democratic loss... .... l,t»30 Massachusetts, republican jrain 9,096 Nebraska, republican train 1,W9 < Milo, republican train “**"
Pennsylvania, republican train
Virginia, democratic loss
New York, republican train. Total 300,040 Up to this point. President Cleveland's plurality is nearly wiped out. If similar gains were made in the other states of the Union, that plurality would be gone, and something like a majority of a million would stand in its stead. If the elections this spring are taken into consideration, the matter appears in a still more favorable
light.
But it is useless to deal in probabilities and speculations. Enough is in sight to convince the most skeptical that the north is just as solid in the defense of our national industries as it was solid in support of an undivided Union from 1861 to 1865. The people were most grievously deluded in November, 1892. They are aching for a chance to show that the delusion is
over
Fa*liloimble Gloves.
0 Meeting. Gloves have changed in style and man „,. r . „ ‘ . , . , ner during the past few years. It is no Ihe DePauw Sociological club lwl(?er the cor ^ t thin ' to wear close will hold an open meeting in Plato 1 fitting gloves except for evening use, and hall Monday evening, March 12, at the “swagger” thing is to have gloves as , comfortable and loose fitting as possible. 7 : L). A paper will be presented by a new f a ,j j 8 to have the stitching on Prof. Baer upon “Civil Service Re- the gloves the same color as your dress,
form.” Students and citizens interested in current topics are in-
vited to be present. M. L. Daddy, Pres. ('. I). Hall, Sec.
back door. The thief was seen from the front by Frank Williams and others, owing to the good pro vision of the screen law, but he was not recognized. Four dollars and seventy cents was taken in money
Preaching at HLJO a. m. by the pastor, Dr. S. B. Town. Text: John vi; 9. The most significant miracle of Christ, in its current repetition. Annual missionary collection. One of the great days of the church year. The house will
from the cash register which is lo- bt! crowdefi . C ome early. Sunday oated in a very public place. The 8e , lool at 2 p m E pworth league
theft was a bold streak of work and shows some one was in desperate straits for cash. No arrests yet.
LAW BOOKS SWIPED.
at (i p. m. Preaching at 7 p. m
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
The services at the Christian church tomorrow, both morning and evening, will lie full of interest.
A Night Visit to tin* I>«»I*fiiiw library—For .
mer Gr4*«*ii4*astle B4>y Su*pe<*te<l. ^ IBOmiU^ IlOUr will b6 OCClipiocl W. W. Herod, John L. Grifiiths 'W Elder F. M. Rains, of Cineinand Thomas Hanna, in company | nati, who has few equals as aminwith several law students, conversed i 8 ter and pulpit orator. In the
for some time in secrecy with Act- eveni delegate8 in attendance
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withheld from the general public, Crawfordsville, March 2 and 3. but from unofficial sources it was will make reports. The speakers learned that they had called on of the evening will he Mr. Joseph business concerning the disappear- McNutt) Mi88( , 8 j 081e Eads A8Ura
anee of a number of law books from ,, ,
the library of DePauw university 1 ^ 8 ’ Ktil,h Morns and others, at Greencastle. It appears that Miss Nellie Matson will sing a solo the books had been brought to this and the church choir will render city, where they had been sold at a „n anthem. Excellent and inspir-
second-liand store. Detecthe ll lorr i-|j ng music will be an attractive ' V| d l, nble and important souvenir of the ton has been working on the case, featurc of t()e evenj Services ^ ^■atest exposition ever held, and at and, it is thought, lias succeeded . | the price ottered to readers of The in locating the offenders. It is also begin at 10:30 a. m. and 7p. m. |)An , B an ner Times millions of copies believed that the above gentlemen Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. Prsy- nught sold, as thousands of people were discussing the policy of ar-j er meeting Thursday evening. Lad-| will want the series, not only for themresting and prosecuting the latter. j e8 ’Aid society at the church Fri-! se * ve8 ’’ ,l| t also for their friends.
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The above “store'’ in the Journal gives some little light on a subject which has been worrying a number
day afternoon.
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Johnson and Ella Suns;
of students since last Thursday | Joseph Mulltkin and Sarah J.
morning. On Wednesday night Ramsey.
about $100 worth of law books —— disappeared from the librarr. Yes- report of
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terday they were located in Indianapolis by a book which was found
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property, and a detective readily | At the Clone of Bu»ine»t, located the guilty party. He is hehruary j,s\ utui.
” J 1 • I RESOURCES.
A ejs-cial novelty is of suede, lined with milanese silk, the leather and lining being skillfully cut together, so as to make the glove practically one. The tan, made in all shades, is most effective also in black, lined with cardinal. Another make of best brussels kid of the softest
texture is of a brown shade, stitched in Heal EMate Transfer*. pale pink, the jtearl bnttonsbeb.gcareWin. II. Vicki-i-H to Nunle V. Strain, laud in fully chosen to match the dainty stitch-
WnshiuKton tp.. $1 Thomas Long to Archibald Collins, land in
Monroe tp,, $1.
Leslie C. Priest to Susan L. Collier, laud in
.Monroe Ip.. S7oo.
August laniard to Minerva Lenard, land In
Itimsell tp., $-JO<e
Samuel Bay*ln|fer to A. J and M.C. Johnson, land In Madison tp.. $.500. elms. A Roae to*:. N.Smythe, land In Jack-
son tp., $2400.
Win. T. Stoner to Frank and M. E. Vermillion, land In < ilnton tp.. $40*.
Wanted Household help at Dr. John Poucher’s, Anderson street. Good chance for reliable person. 10S-U
ing. The same can be had in black and gold, while a pale gray, with maize
stitching, was most charming.
For evening wear the Paris suede are useful. They range from 2 to 20 button length and are of the most delicate shades in mouse color, pale browns and heliotrope. For elegance and dainty fit the suede glove reigns par excellence, thougli less durable and more expensive than the ordinary kid. To driving ladies the brown lambskin, with knitted wool tops, lined throughout with fleecy wool, should prove a great boon. They are of the strongest make and should outlast
three or four of the ordinary dogskin.
said to be a young man who form- Loan* ami discounts $is3,fl4sor> erly lived in this city, graduating | tbs.'lblmrHm?drcXuon.' d " ai'.wie oo| died,
with last years law class further said lie confessed
crime and stated he came down on Wednesday night on the midnight train, entered the library through a window and took the books back on an early morning train Thursday before daylight. It was hoped by him that no prosecution would result, lie having surrendered the books, but in a talk with a member of tiie DePauw faculty this morning, the Banner Times was in-
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It IS Stocks, securities, etc , Banking-house, furniture, iind Hxt tO tlie I lire*
Hue from National Hank* (not Honerve Agents) Due from State Hank* and hanker*.. Due from approved reserve agents. Cheeks and other cash items Notes of other National Hank* Fractional paper eurrenoy, nickels, and cent* Lawful Money Reserve in Hank, vl/.: Specie $24,250 001 Legal-tender notes .. 2,;50 OOf Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5 per cent.circulation) Due from U. 8. Treasurer, other than5 per cent, redemption fund
Total $150,144 *0
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Capital stock paid in $125,000 III Sm uliis fund 45,000 III
l iidivlded profits, less expenses and
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SOUTH BOUND. No .1 Eotilsvllli No 5* southern
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duj of March, isid
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