Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 April 1894 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. SATURDAY, APRIL 21. 1891.

DA I LY HAN N ER II M KS liHve enabled them to comprehend —— aD ,i appreciate it, an<l hCBee

i ha8ten to > il «« if it were a

finnfcUnrtrwtw. i new discovery, or as if they had

• n ‘ fV «‘ r ‘l ue8ti ^ ned its validit . v " nd

.;;^^^^7:; H :^;; n ^. W, !id^ln^a^ h „ 1 J a a df.: propriety. Thus another tardy

known on application.

KradiitK notices one cent per word each in

sertion.

I confession of past stupidity isadded to the long list of such democratic

performances. One l*v one. nearly

Ail coinmimlcutiong (ihould he ai^ntMi with

thrimmcof the writer: not nivt^ariK for all of t he positions of the party in

puhlicM‘ion. but ns evidence of irood faith.

A.ton\inotis eoininunieations can not in* no- the last tlftV Years have heetl TP-

ticed. 1 * ^

industrial array, numbering 3001 men, will reach Terre Haute tomorrow on its march to Washington,

pledged H ,. r j ve( j j n t | ie city yesterday to

make arrangements for the reeep-

Wh«*re delivery »» irrejrulnr pleast* report hhiiic promptly at pultli(‘ation otnee.

versed ; and the things which it opposed with most violence and perti-

RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION

Our Year in advance Sir mnnth* Three month* One month — Per week by Carrier

Specimen copies mailed free on application. DSClty when thov WWf6 Originally

accomplished it now indorses and ^'commends with most alacrity and Si enthusiasm. The matter has a

1 " comic aspect and is readily percept- ,M av .

When delivery Is made by carrier, all sul>-iilde; but it also conveys all idea of script ion accounts are to be paid to them as | , _ , tiicy call and receipt for same. j persistent inconsistency ana insin-

m.j. hkckett IIA Kit Y M. SMITH.

Publisher

cerity that is seriously significant,

Address all communications to The Daii.v Hasnkk Times,

GreencastU'. Ind.

It2.1'l HI.M \N cot MA TICKET. f'or Kepresentativc (iEOROK H . HANN A For Auditor JAMES Mcli. HAYS

For < ierk

JOHN l». HUNT For Recorder LEMUEL JOHN'!' For Treasurer OSCAR A. SHEPHERO

For SSheritf

DANIEL tV. MAt Y For Surveyor LARRY DOWNS For Coroner JOHN T. OWEN For Commissioner 1st District—JOHN L. BRIDGES 2nd District—JAMES < . REAT KKI-I ltl.lt \ N Cm Tit KET.

Manaarinst Editor I It is easy to remember that the

democratic party sustained slavery up to the last moment, but when emancipation ensued and the curse was utterly abolished, it became strongly anti-slavery. All of the measures necessary to the prosecution of the war for the preservation of the Union encountered its relentless hostility, and subsequently received its formal approval and vin dication. It antagonized the policy of issuing greenbacks with frantic determination, and contended a few years later that such money should be used in paying the public debt. When the resumption of specie pay-

NPWS FROM DEPAUWTli#* N«*w» I>aily from I»r#*#*n#’n*t!♦**«* C»r**Ht

Center of l.«*Hrnintf.

The seniors will soon carry canes.

John Linebarger is

beta.

Mr. Cox, of Indianapolis, is vis | tion of his soldiers here. The geniting college friends. eral will secure a hall to deliver an F. W. Gee and family spent yes- address on the labor problem Friterday in Indianapolis. day night. An admission fee will Miss Flora Bridges will entertain he cllMr 8 ud wlth the 0,, i eL,t to rai8 ' the Thetas this evening. in K mone y t0 l ,a - v the raih ' oad fare , . . i • of the army out of Terre Haute to Joe Wright made a business , , .. . . j the next city. An effort will also

trip to Indianapolis yesterday'. J

be made to raise sufficient funds to

Mrs. Montgomery, of Jefferson- feed the ambers of the army while ville, is visiting her daughter Miss in ^ vhy General Fry i8 a mem _

1 her of tlie Knights of Labor, and on

Miss Mary Brann lias returned, Big arrival here yesterday a number

after a visit at her home at Rush

ville.

Gee o, tile j ]\[ Q 'tyf C AT ED

Just across the street from the Postoffice. H. S. WERNEKE, The Watchmaker and Jeweler. Repairing a Specialty. Give me a Trial. ] ~ Paper llangint; anJ Patdiing

Done neatly . cheaply and with promptness.

BO X 773.

R B. HURLEY.

READY TODAY.

of the prominent laboring men of I’art. seven, Ki K i.», ni.m-nmi Ten <>f ‘ n ' yVoi-Ul'M Enir .Series.

A number of the seniors will go possible in arranging for the arrival

Below will be found full descriptions of parts seven, eight, nine and ten of our “Shepp’s World’s) j Fair Photographed,” which are now

ready-

Part Seven, now ready, contains: 1 1. Germany—Toys, manufactures and

the city rendered all the assistance possible in arranging for the arrival

Crawfordsville to have their senior! of the army here. General Fry has photos taken. been a laboring man, and his hands j The Kappas will entertain lady show the results of hard work. He friends at their chapter house Mon- is well dressed and wears a K. of L. day afternoon. badge. While with his army he

President John was in Indiannp- doea ,Kd r * de al t * ie i ,eud liberal arts building. Great Britain— olis yesterday, looking after uni- procession like General t'oxey, but : Exposition clock, manufactures and versify matters. tramps with the men. In speaking j liberal arts building. J. Great Brit- „ p .„o i , i. about his army yesterday he said to a ' n Irish spinning wind, manufacMr. Bowen, of f«8, had his arm •' / 'tares and liberal arts building. 4. broken yesterday while practicing ‘ | Great Britain—Royal V\ orcester, manon the horizontal liars followers, all ol whom ate men ufa,-tares and liberal arts building. 5.

unable to get employment. There Great Britain—Wall paper, manufac-

,i pi Stour, o St. ,otus, ls i s not a 8 i n g|e tramp in tlie ranks tu res and liberal arts building. <*. Inhere, and will spend a few ^! and go fHr have not bothered the | ^-Art work, manufactures and lib-

with Delta Tau brothers.

army.

: 8. Norway—General interior, manu-

con '|a day assisted by the railroads, factures and liberal arts building. j The men have no baggage. At St. Part Eight, now ready,contains: 1.

Rev. and Mrs. I). W. Rains, of j Louis w T e secured a wagon to haul Norway—Art work, manufactures and

Since leavitm the coast j j t ‘ nd a, ' ts building. 7. Italy—Pavilion,

'n.Q _i„„ „i,.k ! " 1 0 I manufactures and liberal arts building. , ^ ie university glee dub h a! ’ have made an average of 100 miles

ments was proposed, it discarded made arraIlgements to give a its previous theory upon the sub- (>crt jn Feru jn about a week .

ject, and resisted that great and

” , Coatesville, were tlie guests of II. camp equippage. Each man has a *'bera! arts building. 2. Russia, genits power until after the result was f n,. „ | . , , . , , . . . eral interior, manufactures and liberal full? Btlaloed, ..,>,1 then it .b<el«l i ^ Be “ 1 ' hl.ttket, .„d tt. the rottgh.ng ol out- M 9 ,,„„_p, tlUoni about and made pretense of having ‘ k ' m dli, wlio is attending j door life has been hard some of the niani| j- aetl|rt>s an( | nr) . g bl| jjjj n ^ always desired that sort of action. Ann Arbor law schotd, is siiending men are poorly clad.”—TerreHaute 4. Switzerland—Interior of pavilion. It opposed all of the constitutional hi8 8 P riD g vacation with DePauw Kxprsss. , manufactures and liberal arts building.

AMONG THE CHURCHES-

For Mayor JONATHAN BIIP II For Treasurer JOHN GILMORE For Clerk JAMES M. HURLEY For Marshal WILLIAM E. STARR For Councilmeti First Ward—THOMAS ABRAMS Second Ward—EDMUND PERKINS I bird Ward—JOHN R. MILLER

Republicans are packing their grips, getting ready for the state convention. That will be the largest meeting in western politics this year, as Indiana is now solidly re-

publican.

It is a mater of history that every opportunity that has been offered in this country (or the people to record tlicir enmity to the democratic platform lias been eagerly seized by the voters, and as a result democracy has been over whelmingly defeated right and left. There are abundant indications that Grecncastle voters entertain the same opinion politically that is so prevalent universally. Greencastle and Putnam county people are anxious to go on record with a verdict against democracy, and on May 1 and next November they will speak loud for republican

principles.

A UK ACTIOS ARY PARTY. Globe-Democrat. Senator Morton used to say of the democrats that they always rode with their backs to tlie locomotive, and so never saw anything until they had passed it. This has been illustrated so often in their pro eeedings that all readers of political history are well acquited with it. The acceptance of the Reed quorum-counting ride is the latest and one of the most notable examples. There is hardly any other one thing that democratic conventions, orators and newspapers have denounced in such bitter and violent terms as this parliamentary expedient which they now appropriate to tlicir uses and make a part of

•>. The colonnade from the grand basin.

0. Looking north from colonnade. 8.

wimt tiu» Servirt»d iviii He Tomorrow at Bridge utnl administration building

Places of Worship. I from agricultural building.

(All denominations are Invited to use this p. irt x lne) nmv ready, contains: 1. column for their Sunday announcements. Agricultural building. 2. Front north

Any vacancy in the pulpit or chiing** in the , ...

rp» t i l | | < hour of service, should tu* made known at icultural tniildinjf. 3. hour Niij * y * | onc t\ Pastora and munibcrsof churches not tions,” u^rKMlltuml building. 4. able afternoon j’esterday, with ! here given are Invited to hand in their regular “Horses,” agricultural building. 5.

« . aervioM hereafter. Notice* iiiMert<«l in thia ^ .

a

amendments designed to give prac- l r * end8<

ticnl and permanent effect to the J. M. Blake was recently elected results of the war, and then as soon official umpire for the ball season, as they were all securely established, Don Smith has been appointed olli-

it ratified them and tacitly claimed ( 'iul scorer,

a part of the credit for them.! These are the most conspicuous in General interior agricultural building.

LOCUST stbekt a. m. e. church. ( ''* 1< "- a ‘ , °- agricultural building. 7.

own m old »n.l ilis,-rediliii|; itsowu K„«ter. j 1-re.dlGng 10:30 a. and

intelligence and integrity. Ibis '|'[ le \ 0l , D g Woman's Christian 7 :30 p. m. by Rev. N. L. Bray. Part Ten, now ready, contains: 1.

reactionary exploits association will serve ice cream,] baptist chi rch. [ Ohio, agricultural building. 2. Penn-

Daily Banner Times, Only Ten Cents Per Week.

J. R. LEATHERMAN. PHYSICIAN : AND : SURGEON. Rooms 2, 3, 4 and 5. Allen Block. GREENCASTLE, 1 : : : INDIANA Special Attention Given to Disease* of Women and children.

OSCAR WEBSTER. PA NTER, PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR

All Work Promptly Attended to. .W-Ltw SHtiHfuetlon Gutiraiiteetl

stances of its characteristic ten-1 “Michael Angelo” as a subject. lnStTU '' 1 ' hl9

dency in the way of repudiating its | The discussion was led by Miss

latest of its

only serves to emphasize a general c ake aa d other refreshments this Preaching services botli morning condition ol its nature and its evening at ladies’ hall. The pro-j and evening; Y. P. S. C. E. meeting course as a political organization, eeeds are to go toward paying off 1 at 6:30 p. m. We desire a good It changes its principles and opin- some of their debts. attendance. Come and bring your

ions with shameless facility, subor- John has been selected friends, dinating all considerations of honor, for th( , head of the local depart . 1 propriety and self-respect to the as- ment o| npxt year , g It ig

sutned necessities of political safety and success. Such a party is certainly not fitted to control the affairs of a great nation like the United States; and it will lie relieved of that responsibility by a treinen-

certainly a wise selection. This should be the best department on the paper, and, it seems, the best man has been selected.

Tlt«*y liK-ren*** th#* l>«‘iiiun<l form#* It. T. The democratic organs today both commented lightly on the

sylvania, agricultural building. J. Wisconsin, agricultural building. 4. Wyoming, agricultural building. Canada, Ontario, agricultural building. 6. Canada, northwest territories, agricultural building. 7. Cape of Good Hope, agricultural building. 8. Cuba, agricultural building.

G B. COOPER.

J. W. COOPER

COOPER BROS.,

Transfer ani Liverymen.

Busses to and from all trains,

Hstotajre Transferred, Llverv Kivs of all kinds.

Cabs for Parties, Funerals and Weddings

I)rayin« a Specialty,

Pianos and Furniture Moved.

.Telephone connection with depots and riUrtn ■ tails answered any time day or OFFICE COR. INDIANA AND WAL-1-ly NUTSTS. OPP. ENGINE HOUSE

bocal Time Card.

BIG FOUR.

Feast of tlie riiMMover.

The Jewish feast of Pesach, or nations enough

dons majority at tlie next election. .. , . , J • j the passover, began at sundown I was

a Music Festival. j yesterday an 1 will close next Fri-

John H. Stem has arranged for | day PVL , n i n g The orthodox cere“W uglier s Music hestiial Night monies commemorate the exodus of

il«»|M>rt«Ml Hunk K<»l»t>ery.

Hcntixuton, Ind., April 21. — The

... i . „. only bank at Monterey, a town on the. . ooino east.

great republican convention ol last Erie road, east of this city, was burglar- i v? ,?! Indianapolis Accommodation. .8:45a m Saturday, and couch their head- ized Thursday night. It is reported no S' m’iIh '"'T ' rn !" lited 5-nKm

, here that the roblicrs blew oxien the safe No 10* Cincinnati Night Kinross '•>.£: 1, lines in about tlie same language, and liKited it. carrying away several

They could not stretcli their iraagi- thousand dollars,

to say the affair

Man Who KoMmmI an Autor.

St. Louis, April *21. — William H.

OOt.VO WEST.

No fl Mull .. 8*46a m v " TC 8 puth western Li ml ted 1!..!!. .12:44 ti m No 8t Mtmoon \ecommodatlon . .. 8::i4 p m No . st. I.. and On Night Express 13:40am No.gconnects through toCIncinnatl, ( levc-

« failure, but they try to i . - —, . .. , eve,1 ' Crane, the actor, called at Four courts ! ( l ! ) ,', 1 .l,,L ll ,', , i' [ l 1 l , l r l . I f <J , , e,lton Harbor. No. is, throw light on the great outpour- J C- I I "'•o hes t<« ItoltHlo. sleepers to New VOrkand 6 . ° 1 i and identihed a prisoner named Fields, j Washlnaton. P. ( . No. 8 connects throuifb to ing by saying it was arranged for under arrest here, as a man implicated '' l n < ne| l ni' l 'ti ^I 10 - cosch^-s for

.. „ | on account of the last day before from him in New York some weeks ago. I Kxcept 'undav. to lie held at Indianapolis on Mon- ( be Israelites from Egypt 3384 tax-paying and other shallow reus- — 1 ^ 1

They are intended to ons. They both head it “calamity | 8 an Fran“iVa" Apri'r^L-The regis-

day evening. May 7, in Tomlinson yL . nrK (|W()>

u I*. IIUBSTIS. A (rent

hall. In the aiternoon there will recall the events of tlie fearful j howlers.” The strangest part of also be a matinee. Among the ait- n jg|)f 0 f that 14th of tlie montli | their reports is they refuse to pubists are Sousa and his band ot titty Xj 9ani when, according to theac-jlish the strong resolutions as musicians, Emil hiseber, Iianeeska C ount given in Exodus, the I'aschal passed. Now, why is this? It is (iiitlirie .Mo} oi, Aitbui 1 tyoi, J. ] a ,„ b waa billed at even, its blood I a part of every well regulated newsMoermans. I here will also he a sprinkled on the door posts as a paper to publish resolutions of any

grand chorus ol fifty voices. Re- 9 ig n to the destroying angel that he party, as that is news of the best , An aerHon tor f nw.uisi ror nreach or con- i », r-xprcaa ,, : 06 P m ciuctMl railroad lutes will preuul. should pass the inmates by when ] quality, and the Banner Times tract in connection with the Commercial ° 4t I ' ocul 12:05 p m Several are contemplating a trip he killed off all the first born of] never fails on that point, but last ffic^ttdTfSnt 1188 secured a ver -! ^

} roni here. .1 *

I Egypt at midnight; the llesb was Saturday’s resolutions appear not

tration ot Chinese in San Francisco an-1 der the McCreary act has not been as ][J active as was expected, and it is esti- ! jl mated from 4,000 to 7,000 have as yet

filed no application to register.

Juit Mackay’s Lurk.

New York. April 21.—John W. Mackay, sued in the supreme court by John \o Anderson for $400,000 for breach of con- !

MONQN ROUTE

dltowsviiitNcw Autwrr icsicaw Rr.C0..i>

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In effect Sunday, Nov. 1*. tsao.

north bound.

4 ( hicuKo Mall ®* “ Express..

SOUTH BOUND. 2 Louisville Mall

1:27 a m

Heal fCatatt* Tranafem. , . . . . . i • . • . . .

.lohnJ. Hamper to J. A. Miller et a!., land roasted, and eaten the same night, | in either of the democratic jour-

in Floyd tp..

roolhiK I*aNH«*iiK#*r Katea.

Cincinnati, April 21.—The Big Four,

Daily, t Kxcept Sunday.

the eaters haring their loins gird- nals. They evidently don’t like the j C., H. and D. and the B. and O. have %#* ■tir-v m ■ ■ -

w^ntp.niSr ,0,tnCn NeUO,1, X ' i * A 10 1 edt their shoes on their feet, and tone of the resolutions, as they P 888611 ^ rate8 - to K°! VAINIDALIA LINE.

Jease a. Jones to Sarah a Jones, land in ! staves in their hands in prepara- were extremely denunciatory of

Warren and Waablnifton Ids . 1250. , . , I , , ration tor tlie journey into the democratic principles. Yandalla Line California Kate., !, .. Begin.d.ig March .Ub the ttrst-class ,Je8ert ' U 18 recorded tl,at ,he ! Perha P 8 tbl8 omission on the

one way rate to California points will j° urne .V was so much hastened by part of the democratic journals is be $33.15. Round trip tickets, good for the Egyptians on account of the ] the cause of the increased demand I lift days, $56.55. For furtlier particulars dentil of tiieir first born that the for copies of the Banner Times,

see J.S. Dowling, Agent.

103-tf

Israelites took up their dough before it was leavened, and baked

which gave a truthful report of the convention, together with the reso-

11;»11 Kat#** to liHliaiiapolih.

t" oir I of that dough in the wilder-1 Unions in full. The discontented

eastle to Indianapolis, April 2.T, 24 ami ness, for which reason the observ- democrats want tlie news tliese 25; retaru limit to xtpril 27: account re- ance of the festival ever since has democratic times. We would suw-1 publican state convention. , e>l il-tl J. 8. 1 lowM.No, Agt. been marked by the eating ot un-s gest to our contemporaries that

leavened bread during the whole ! they cannot put off their readers so

It is un- lightly. Give them the republican

Kx« ui’Mon to Terre Hunt#*.

Account Sells Bros.’ circus the Van- week of its continuance,

dalia Line will sell ex' ursimi tickets to derstood tiint this and tl eating news or start more papers.

'i’erre Haute May 7tli, good to return of bitter herbs is observed even by !

including all trains of May 8th, at rate I , ^ i T»<iny’* Local Market*, of $1.30 for round trip, which includes | 08e ° U ’‘‘ws w m o no <e it | |Pnrnislied the Daily Banner Times ticket of admission to circus, obligatory on them to kill the | d „j|y jjy R.W. Allen, manager of Arthur | 144-tf J. S. Dowling, Agent. Paschal Iamb and eat it in accord Jordan’s poultry house.J

anee with the rules said to have

and a cheek for $13.50. Finder wlli be been given by Jnhveh through *;<***• ymu'ir « n, i a

leaving it with < harley Moses. j Turkey a, hena. choice

Lost—Pocket hook containing |25.

... d a check f

tiieir system of belief and practice. | rewarded bv . „

They had their backs to it when hooper at his livery stable on Franklin

J I street. 14J-2t

t lie republicans introduced it. and

could not see its manifest wisdom j j ersey Taken up by George B. day. (.^uite a number will drive and virtue; but time and experience j Cooper. 144-lt j up this afternoon.

Hens Sprlnirs*choice ... I’.w.lrw wontiir •* iwl

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I Turkey8, young, choice fat 4

Forty-three tickets were sold to] 7clK ,r .“.’ oldtoW8 :::::::::: J Strayed—A lieifer calf, three-fourths the Esther people for Ladoga to-1 Ow.*e. choice r.f.au»s and over l a.

These Coupons Good for any Two

Back Numbers.

APRIL 21,1801.

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irains leave l.reencastle. Ind , in effect Nov.

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vr ... „ FOR THE WEST. U° 2 b; x ;, Sun S:58a in. for St. Louis. i i! a i! y 12:20a m, for St. Ismis. No ••! rI“jR 'f ,:i P * or S| 1 stills. I v° -i ! >a *b 1:52 p in, for st. Louis. No .1 hx. Hun ft:2H in % for Terr© Haute. v . . KOH THK EAST. v iii ;; x :, S|,n a in, for Indianapolic*. NoM Dal y 1:52pm, •' No S Daily 3:35 pm, “ v°,r 5:20pm, " No U Dally .2:28 a m. •• No tt Daily 3:82am " , 1‘KORIA DIVISION '*eave Tf^rr#* Maut#*. v” £ >, *, n 7:05 a in. lor Peoria ,.‘1 ’ '■ 3:25 p m, for Decatur. a 2a , I..P. < i Inp < ' t< ' Jlioe card, glv.ug all trains and stations, mid for full information us to rates, through ears. ete.. address , „ „ -I S. Dowling, Agent. •I M l HESBKOUOH. l.reciuastlc. Asst, l.en I Pass. Agt, St. Louis, Mo.

CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS.

To and from Terre Haute. In effect

November 12. 1803,

v ARRIVE FROM THE NORTH.

No.j lerre Haute it Kvansvllle Kx rtPOam No . Nashville special fcOoptu No it I crri'llaut#* & KvanHvtlle Mall.. 1:50 |* m No.» i hicago & Nashville Limited 10:00 pm

VT NORTH BOUND. No ( hicaKo& NaNhville LimitcHl

No Jt “ Mail

No 4*

No 8 (

4:50 a m 12:10 p in

11:15 pm 3:20 p m

t 'iinday

Kxpress

blcago special...

_ . „* Dally, t Kxcept -uinlay

Irains 3 and 4 carry Uullinun sleeping cars, between < hiengo and Kvansvllle Trains 5 and A carry I'nllnian palace sleeping cars and day coaches and run solid between Chicago

and Nashville ('has. I.. Stone,

Oen’l Pass, and T’kt Agt. Ubicago.