Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 April 1894 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11.1S9I.
DAILY BANNER TIMES MR D s. thud was there,
Publiahod every afternoon except Sunday at the IIanmcr TiMEa otttee, corner Vine and |
Kranklin atreeta.
I Ami He Ami a Few Other Democratii
>lake a City Ticket.
Tlie first jjerson the Kannkr
for.iiKpiitv tuiv,iniisi t..- t'imks news-triithercr brushed iu> handetl in t»y lo o eloek a. in. eaeh day. Head I 0 1 nit ttdyertHom.-nts will i><‘ r.-.-.-tv.'.i eneh <1m> aimiDst lust niicht at t lie demecnit ic
up to 1 oVloek i*. in. Advertisintf rates made
known on application.
jeity nominating convention was Mr. I). S. Thud. Mr. Thud, it will
Heading notices one cent per word each in
rttoa.
be remembered, w:i8 the man who
All communications should be signed with] ..
tiienatneot the writer: not necossartlj for j tell,
publication, but as evidence of >rt>od faith. ■ v inous comniunieations can not be no-
ticed.'
Where delivery is irregular please report •,
1 omc
Along in 185)2 Mr. Thud was
Aoonymous couiniunieHtions can not be no- a republican and WHS ClOSOl v allied
to General A. Pathy. The latter
••me promptly at imbiicatton ofhcc. j is now a high private with ( oxey, speeimcn eoiiies mailed free on appiioition. and ^1 r. 1 hud is a democrat. Air.
" Thud
rates of subscription- | iuuu confidently informed tlie sis j writer that the general was headed
this way, however, and would join • 1 " the democratic gang in Putnam.
When delivery it* made by earrier, all sub- Ml*. 1 tiud Started to It republican scription accounts are to be paid to them as I , they can and receipt foi same. convention in this county early 111
_ pumpaign, but ran into a snag M. J. im’KETT Publtaher
hakhy m.smith. ManaainK Editor | out east of Fillmore and gave up Address all oomraunlcations to j the effort. He was a very promiThe Daily Basseb Times nent man last night, however, and
Greeneastle, Ind.
| tor a while it looked as if he would
have the convention all to himself, nut the vigorous ringing of the
SrhonI of Mitsir. COMMON COUNCIL. The Flying Dutchman tonight in . . . , , , Lost 'Arni.iK s Mwtin®—Electric I <•»•« music hall. A lew good seats left, j Mii||rr> yuBrterIy snlari „ a,lowed. Season tickets for Dean Howe’s When the claim ordinance was organ recitals at the Presbyterian rpa(1 | ast njyht Councilman Miller church are now on sale at J. K. m0 ved that the claim of the GreenLangdon’s and at music hall. An ( . a8t | e Kleetric Light company he immense corps of artists have been re( | 1H . e ,i troin to 1300 stating engaged to assist Dean Howe in U8 his reasons that the company these recitals. The affairs promise ha(l not eomplied with its contract, to become ovations. The motion brought forth a very
H. S. WERNEKE, THE WATCHMAKER. Will be permantly located in a few days. Keep your WITHIES CLOCKS W JEWEL!! Repairing until you can see him.
tonight's pitchman.
By invitation I called into music
animated discussion and a tie vote j Messrs. Abrams, Blake and Bridges
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For Mayor JONATHAN’ BIRCH For Treasurer JOHN GILMORE For Clerk JAMES M. HURLEY For Marshal WILLIAM E. STARR For Councilineii First Ward—THOMAS ABHAMS .Second Ward—EDMUN 0 PERKIN’S third Ward—JOHN K. MILLER Among other evils of this year it is said this is the “seventeen year locust" season. If there is anything else democracy wants to inflict send it along. In the election returns from Albany, N. Y., yesterday, a republican mayor is elected by 3424 majority, the first time a republican has held that office for fifteen years. In New Jersey many cities went republican for tlie Erst time in their existence. The Indiana cities will speak on May 1. and then will be results that will surprise the enemy. Greencastle will roll up about 300 majority. The following concerning the candidacy of Col. J. H. Jordan for tlie nomination of judge of the supreme court is from the Newcastle Courier: The name of Judge J. H. Jordan, of Martinsville, will Is. presented to the republican state convention for nomination as a candidate for judge from the first supreme court judicial ui- trict. It is generally accepted as due to the dignity of the judicial ermine that the office should seek the man. in the sense that a person willing or deserving to receive the nomination is not expected to get out and “hustle” for it after the manner of candidates for offices of a diflerent nature. This rule is, we believe, being generally observed by the gentlemen named as candidates for judges of tlie supreme court. But there is no rule against their friends speaking good words for them. Of Judge Jordan it can be said that he is eminently fitted tor the place. As a lawyer and judge ho ranks high in the estimation of the liar of the state, and bis nomination would give great satisfaction to those having business in the court of last resort.
hall last night to see how matters voting against the reduction and were coming on in regard to the anil Messrs. Miller, Riley and Ran production of scenes from tlie opera del for it. The mayor having the of Flying Dutchman and w as deciding vote cast it for the motion | greatly surprised to see such a and the allowance for the past pretty stage scene—the big choir; month was so placed at $300 on the;
from Philomathion hall, spinning claim ordinance,
wheels. Where did they get so The matter of allowing Messrs, nianv, both large and small? Such 1 Lotshar and others the privilege of a pretty group of young buds, some putting in sidewalks on north Colof them just blooming into sweet lege avenue by private contract was maidenhood, twirling tlie hemp, referred to committee until next
hurrying the wheels and spinning meeting night,
as if it was a supreme moment of The matter of erroneous ussess-
court house bell got about forty ,| K .j r |j ves> Arid what fresh strong ment of taxes against Wm. Parker
democrats within the pen, and n( , t es as came from their warbling | was referred to finance committee. Below will be found full descria- ( linirman Ader called time at t | iroat8> Well, I am in ecstasies, E. Shipley was given permission t j onH () f p„ r t g geven, eight, nine 7:411. Col. Matson 4 was placed in and if tlje p e0 pi e d() not en j 0 y to connect his clock to the fire bell | and ten {)f our oghepp's World’s the chair by acclamation; themselves tonight then I am not for time striking, he to pay all ex F air photographed’’which are now
give penses. | re adyClerk Hurley presented the conn p #rt
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acclamation vfras in it all evening, ileremy Hyper. Senta will
and the two democratic editors suc |i tones way up on the mountains uiera nuney presenieu me coun 1>art ,s eV en. now ready, contains: were made secretaries, with the t | iat w jjj fake you right off your , L*il with a handsomely framed cal-11. Germany—Toys, manufactures and Democrat man as chief, and the | eet> Mary has a rich full voice, endar which was accepted with liberal arts building. Great Britain—
N'bt/ Pres* man as sub, all ot which j-,,]] Gie profound dramatic and thanks.
action made the latter wear out a Eric, we trust, will show to the A letter from the Monon railway taber in vigorous work in hiding plenetude his perturbed spirit, company offering to place illustra-
his chagrin. Poor fellow, well we know how to tious and a six page write up of Great Britain—Royal Worcester, munMr. Matson rushed the disagree- pity the victim to pangs of unre Greeneastle in their forthcoming ufactm-es and liberal art* building.
Exposition clock, manufactures and liberal arts building. 3. Great Britain—Irish spinning wheel, manufactures and liberal arts building. 4.
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able task through with but few (iuited | ove . Manv of
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The Banner Times has freely given it’s space to the views of republicans ami friends of candidates from all parts of the county on political matters just preceding the county convention. We do this gladly, ns we believe all such views should be expressed fully and satisfactorily before the nominating struggle on Saturday*. After that there w ill be noexpressions of opin iou except that the ticket is of the best. There's harmony* in the air and the opinion is held by each candidate that if he is not tlie one to make the best race lie will get out of the way for his opponent. This feeling is right, and shows that the party is in dead earnest in it’s intentions this y ear. We have been impartial in the matter and have refused none. The various candidates should hem in mind that this paper is not espousing the cause of any particular one for the different positions to be filled. When an announcement is handed in it is followed by some editorial remarks of a general nature, but we do not think it proper for the recognised organ of the republican party to take sides in the contest between the aspirants for official
position, and all of whom are and I Mr. Heath is one of the best known have been friends of the paper. Jjournalists in the country.
preliminary remarks,
dash out of the box was mayor, and it was here that Mr. Thud got in his work. The nomination refused to come, and Mr. Thud stood out in a dull, sickening attitude as glaringly as does an asthmatic cough in a Danville drug store. The spell was finally broken and Mr. Thud quieted by Chairman Adei placing in nomination L. L. Louis. He was acclaimed. C. L. Martin wove a string of eloquence about A. F. Jacobs and spun him on the convention fioor. Mr. Jacobs caught I on as clerk. The great fight in the first ward between Ed. Walls and Al. Phillips for political honors was settled satisfactorily. Mr. Walls was named for treasurer, by acclamation. For marshal, a hurried trip was made to south Greeneastle, and after shaking out the bushes, one Sel. Brazier was named, by acclamation. No one in the house could give Mr. Brazier's full name, but it is rumored a Pinkerton man will be imported to ferret out just
who this candidate is.
At this point the meeting did the almost impossible feat of breaking into fragments. It was so small at the start that no one thought of such a move, but it was done, and the wards separated for councilmanic action. The first rattled around in the jury box and nominated Al. Phillips for councilman; the second ward got lost under Clerk Cullen’s desk and quickly coughed up James L. Browning as their i\oice. Tammany hall and three or four others got on the coal box in the west side of tlie room and “seven elevened” out John L. Cooper. All this time Mr. Thud was making a great deal of noise, and the party finally dissembled to get rid of him. He's a prominent man in democratic conventions this
year.
rin«*ap)>le •IuU > e for Diphtheria. The use ot pineapple juice for
the cure of diphtheria is now an assured fact, and this should be remembered by all readers. In the report of a case where the child was given up by the doctor, a friend coming in named the fact that he had known children relieved by the pineapple. The physician in attendance said, “Get it and try it; it can do no harm.” A ripe pineapple was gotten, and the juice expressed, and given in teaspoonful doses slowly. It seemed to clear the throat, swallowing was easier, and in a few hours the child was
sleeping, and recovered well. The Commercial Gazelle ap
peared y esterday for the first time under tbe control of Perry S. Heath. The great republican journal will be a power in it’s new hands, a*
af- advertising book, for the sum of ,,r ' >a( Britain "all paper, tnanufac-
1 he fust ||} c t ef | t i )U t 8 till we are alive and $200, was read, and when the coun also lively. I hope the evening will | oilmen recovered their breath, rebe propitious, tor I want to see ferred the matter to the street com-
that cradle of music up there on mittee to lose.
the coi ner rooked as never before,! Election inspectors for the coniand with a full house. [ ing city election on May 1, were
1 cannot close without thanking > named as follows:
tores and liberal arts building. 0. In dia—Art work, manufactures and liberal arts building. 7. Italy—Pavilion, manufactures and liberal arts building. 8. Norway—General interior, manufactures and liberal arts building. Part Eight, now ready, contains: 1. Norway—Art work, manufactures and
First ward j liberal arts building. 2. Russia, gen
J. R. LEATHERMAN, PHYSICIAN : AND : SURGEON, Rooms 'J, a. 4 and .*>. Allen Block.
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Professor Fernie lor giving profes- James Daggy, north precinct; J. F.! era! interior, manufactures and liberal i sors, students and citizens this art- Fee, south precinct; second ward—; arts building. 3. Siam—Pavilion, q
istic musical treat. Jeremy Hyper.
GENERAL COUNTY NEWS.
Within Putnam’* Kottmlnri?*. KOFTH FLOYD.
Mary liaiisell. Willie Smith and Ray Uraver are able to be out again. Sunday school at Wesley Chapel every Sunday afternoon at two o’clock, and prayer meeting every Thursday night. All are invited to attend both meetings and help to carry this good work on. Alvie Purcell supports a new buggy. Miss Flora B. Mason’s school closes this week, the last in the township. Oats seem slow about coming up if they are not damaged. Sunday school was organized at Canaan last Sunday, with Sam F’igg as superintendent; Omer Evans, assistant superintendent, and Annie Smith, sec-
retary.
Pearl Randolph carried one arm in a sling for a short time, the effects of a
horse running .tway.
Some SiiKKestion* from the North. C ARP ENTERS VI 1,1.K, April 10, 1S04.
Editor Banner Times.
If convenient and agreeable, please insert in this week's paper, a few thoughts about candidates for the different state offices who are seeking nominations. I see Hon. Thos. Hanna is out for attorney general, and I think Putnam county ought to indorse him in the convention the 14th and instruct her delegates to cast Putnam’s vote for him in the state convention. He is one I
Caspar Renick, north precinct; W . i “H' 1 liberal arts building. . 4 * Switzerland Interior of pavilion.
5. The colonnade from the grand basin. U. Looking north from colonnade. 8. Bridge and administration building from agricultural building. Part Nine, now ready, contains: 1. Agricultural huilding. 2. Front north agricultural huilding. 3. “Four Nations,” agricultural building. 4. “Horses,” agricultural building. 5,
ward—J. C. Browning,
west
pre
cinct; D. L. Anderson,
east
pie-
cinct.
The following claim
ordinance
was passed:
•1. M. Don noli u<‘, police
« 25 00
U. T. Ashley “
7 50
James Merry weal her. Are dept .
88 50
Geo. N. Nelson ** “
22 50
HenS. Williams “ “ ..
22 .VI
James 1>. Cutler, streets
20 III
John Tobin “
12 75
Mike Dalton “
11 25
Taylor Crump “
11 2S
Frank Hi ley “
9 75
James Moran, ”
10 50
Tobe Churchill “
9 no
Rube Harney, stone
7 20
Jno. Keene “
4 00
Henry (iibbona *•
8 75
Jno, Eads, street corners
4 23
M.J. Beckett, printing
12 10
Colliding A Ireland, lumber ....
2 95
A. J Borden, mdse tire department
9 95
Greeneastle Electric Light < o., light...
IlOO 00
C. It. ( ase. salaries
125 00
J.M. Hurley *‘
150 no
E. L. 1 smiles “
l IQ ...
W. K. Starr **
200 00
T. T. Moore “
*; vi
E Hawkins “
37 VI
A. Throop “
1511 l«l
O. II. Cooper “
ui oo
” •• “ minute men. ..
no on
J. L. Handel **
15 IW
T. Abrams “ ....
15 no
O. E. lllakc “
15 141
Jame* Bridges **
15 14)
Jno. Riley “
15 00
A. Throop, supt. tire alariii system
15 O0
G B. Cooper, feed firedept
&> 00
M. H. Eiteljorg. tiling
0 08
Samuel Hazelett, pasture horse..
5 12
Minnesota, agricultural building. 8. New Jersey, agricultural building. Part Ten, now ready, contains: I. Ohio, agricultural building. 2. Pennsylvania, agricultural huilding. 3. Wisconsin, agricultural huilding. 4. Wyoming, agricultural building. 5. Canada, Ontario, agricultural building. B. Canada, northwest territories, agricultural building. 7. Cape of Good Hope, agricultural huilding. 8, Cuba, agricultural building. Roblx*r In Tough l,tick. Madrid, April 11.—A robber yesterday lx >arded an express train near the town of Algeria De Ala, not far from
B. COOPER.
J. W. COOPER
COOPER BROS., Transfer and Liverymen. Russes to ami from all trains, llaKKHKr Transferred. I,tvery RIks of all kinds. Calls for Parties, Funerals and Weddings, Draylng a Specialty, Pianos and Furniture Moved Telephone connection with depots amt Ladies' Hall. Calls answered any timedax or night. OFFICE COR. INDIANA AND WALl ly NUTSTS. OPP. ENGINE HOUSE
Duchess of Manchester. While attempting to escape the robber fell on the track and his legs were cut off. The jew’elry
was recovered.
ArchbiHliop Kain SiiHtained.
St. Louis, April 11.—Father Phelan has received a letter from Mgr. Satolli [ in which tlie latter supports Archbishop J Kain in his controversy with Father j Phelan in regard to the publications in
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•Social at Mrs. L. G. Fry’s, east! The Western Watchjnan and the circu
Franklin street Wednesday evening, April 11, for the benefit of the new
Christian church. No fee at the door. Cream and cake at the usual prices,
of Putnam’s sons, and"V think worthy I Everybody invited. m-2t
We have wonderfully attractive business for ladies wishing sure permanent incomes. No book canvassing. No risk. C. S. A W. A. Kkki.ek, Perfumers. 136-1 Jamestown, N. Y. Wanted—A latlv or gentleman to solicit orders, if.*! to $5 per day easily made. Samples light and easy to carry. ('all at Commercial hotel. 135-lt
Wanted—Good girl for general house- i work in family of four. Inquire at this J office. tf
of the place. Also, I think that Mayor Case ought to have a full indorsement and the delegation instructed to cast Putnam’s solid vote for him in the congressional convention. Also, I think W. D. Owen, of Logansport, for secretary of state, and John W. Coons for auditor of state should not be forgotten. He made a race in ’92 and was defeated and he ought to have another chance, and for state statistician John Worrel, of Clayton, should be remembered. These are only a few suggestions of
mine. But one thing of as much ini- _ portance as any other to Putnam conn- vandai.ia i.ine: kxcI'Kmiuxs ty, is the selection of good candidates j To South. Southeast and Southwest will for our county offices and I hope that run on various dates from now until perfect harmony will prevail in our June 5th. 1894, inclusive, convention, and that candidates will be ' one Knre Kmuui Trip, nominated witli an eye to the vote ge t- ' Cad on or address any Vandalia Line ting qualities and their capabilities to Agent and ask for information conperform the duties of the office. We' buried in Circular No. 327 of January want good men, vote winners, and hon- ! 20th, 1894. d77-w5tf est men. men that will look to Putnam H„,r k„,„ ..dlan.poi,*, county s interests, and not to party in- The Vamlalin Line will make a rate Ierests alone. A public officer is a pub- of for rollnU trip fl . OIM 0mM1 . lie servant to the whole people, and castle to Indianapolis, April 23 , 24 and should look to the tie*t interests of the 36: return limit toApril 27; account relax payers. Putnam’s taxes have been P" 1 bli J’* n umivention. too high for years. A. II. P.ckri-. d '" 8- Dowuxu, Agt. „ . " ~. ; , . Subscriptions for any magazine Keeping everlastingly ndvertis- or paper taken at this'office. We
lar issued condemning the pajier.
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Antonio, Colo., April 11.—Engineer Young's cool head saved Durango's passenger train from going over a l.iKHI-foot precipice. Young saw a rock on the track and. instead of jumping, remained to manage his engine. He held his own, though the engine turned over on the
track.
In effect Sunday, Nov. is, ls«j.
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