Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 June 1894 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. TUESDAY, JUNE I’H.

DAILY BANNER TIMES REDDY AUSTIN’S AIM. GRtENCASTLE-s funds touched. WASHINGTON LETTER

AS TO FREE DELIVERY.

Pul>llrth«*1 rvcrv cxcrpt Sunday hi thi'nANNiU Timkh oin. •% conitT Vine and Franklin street*. ADVCftTlSINO. Rkading Noticks & cents per line. 1 me line pitraifrapha eharttisl as iH'eupytna twu lines Space. Clines ♦ cents per line .VI " 3H 100 “ II avi ** 2>4 “ “ ** Son •• 2 Ulsplay rates made known on application. Changes for display advertlaeinents iiiusl lie hanilnl In liy lOo’eloek a. m.eaeliday. Head ina advertlseinents will be received each day up to I o'clock p. m. All ooimniinlcatlons aliould be sinned with the name of the writer: not necessarily for publlcaMon, but ns evidence of (pasl faith. Anonymous communications can not he noticed.

Where delivery is irregular please report same promptly at publication office. Specimen copies inallisl free on application.

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M. J. BECKETT IIA Hit V M. SMITH.

Publisher . MauaifinK Editor

Address all communications to The Daii.y Banner Times. Qreencastle, Ind.

Ililltl PI.It AN POI NTY TIPKKT. For Representative GKOKliK SV. HANNA For Amlitor jamf:s >1 cl>. HAYS For Clerk JOHN l». HUNT For Heconler I,EMC KI. JOHNS For Treasurer OSCAR A. SHEPHERD F'or Sheriff IAN I EL W. MACY F’or Surveyor LARRY DOWNS F'or Coroner JOHN Y. OWEN For Commissioner 1st District—JOHN L. BRIDGES 2nil District—JAMES C. HEAT ilFPI III.IPAN STATK TIPKKT.

Secretary of State VVM. D. OWEN Amlitor of State aMERMTS c. daii.ey Treasurer of State FRED J. SCHOLZ Attorney General \VM. A. KETCH AM Clerk of Supreme Court ALEXANDER HESS Siipt. Public Instruction D. W. GEE ITNG State Statistician S. J. THOMPSON State Geologist W. S. BLATPHLEY Supreme Jinlge—First District JAMES II. JORDAN Supreme Judge—Fourth District LEANDER J. MONKS

KKPITII.IPAN TOWNSHIP TIPKKT. For Trustee ROBERT S. GRAHAM For Assessor ENOCH I.. FOX WORTHY For Justices of the Peace WALTER J. ASHTON JAMES T. DENNY GEORGE W. RI M BARGER For Constables WM. R. CALLAHAN JOHN II. MILES DANIEL TOMPKINS

F'or Congress—F'ifth District JESSE OVERSTREET Kx-Pkknidknt Harrison was visited yesterday by a female crank who was prepared to make trouble and probably do violence. Mr. Harrison's private secretary summoned officers and had her removed, Crankism seems to be on the increase. ttiiiiloj for Wlllittiiiitoii. Hon. James J. Smiley, of Greencastle, is here in the interest of the Durham ease. The Ari/un Xetrx interviewed him this morning and found him enthusiastically in favor of Delaney E. Williamson, of Greencastle, for joint representative of Clay, Putnam and Montgomery counties. — CratrfordsviUe Argttt Xetrs. It is strongly probable that Mr. Smiley’s great love for the general is inspired by hate for Mr. Ader. It will be remembered that not many years ago Mr. Ader stepped in and took away Mr. Smiley’s job as legal adviser to the county. Mr. Smiley has never recovered from this stroke and thus exposes another two edged knife in the local democratic camp. The Went tier. The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows as received by H. S Renick & Co. from the official weather bureau at Indianapolis: Indianapolis. Ind., June 2t». 1 1 Occasional local rains, cloudy clearing occasionally WednesWappenuans. Subscribe for the Banner Times.

HE AND HIS PAL AFTER PUTNAM COUNTY GAME. A ISreezy Letter from Hloomhigron Which .Shown How Thefte C'otinfl(len«'e .Wen of the ('ountry Operate—Unule Sam Gardner Called 11 Guy.

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LATEST POLITICAL GOSSIP

FROM THE CAPITAL.

Bloomington Courier. “Reddy” Austin, the confidence man who was captured at Pittsburg, 111., last week, was a genius in his way. That he knows his business thoroughly there is no question. He lias what might be termed a private secretary or confidential man who goes ahead of him and informs him just bow the laud lays. The man who lie has bad for that purpose is an artist (sketch artist) in his way, for he prepares oi' paves the way to success for his chief. Upon him does the responsibility rest, whether Austin will be successful or not in plucking his bird after once caught. As a sample of how he arranges matters for ‘ Reddy,” the Conner will give the contents verbatim of a letter found on Austin when arrested last week that shows how close one of Putnam county's farmers came being the prey of these money vultures. The letter was accompanied by a diagram of the surrounding country and it was plainly seen that Samuel Gardner, a wealthy farmer living about six miles northwest of Greencastle, was the would be victim: Commercial Hotel, Centrally Located. B. M. Hopkins, Leading Hotel in City. Prop. Gkeencastle, Ind., 189-. Greencastle, Indiana. Samuel Gardner. 71J years. Medium size. Gray beard. No mustach. Has seven children. Most of them live around near him. 1 lives on the road into town. (See diagram.) He has given his children in land and money about $14,000. He still owns about 340 acres, most of it worth about $25 per acre, but some of it is worth $100 per acre. He has $3,500 out at interest, is all free of debt, attends to his own business. He tells me that if he wanted 3 or 4 thousand dollars he would take his securities and leave them at the bank, and that the hanks have often told him if he needed money lie could come and get it. He lives about 6 miles northwest of Greencastle. Drive out west on west Liberty street and follow main road to the forks in the road, then take right hand road. (See diagram.) This is not a very rich man, but he is by far the best guy I could tind around here. He does not want to sell anything, but that will make no difference, us there is no one around to interfere, so you can play for him anywhere around his place. He is one of the old time guys we used to look for. I have no doubt but what he can get 3or 4 thousand without any trouble. 1 think you can do business with him for that amount. I can’t see any place to get livery outside of Greencastle. lie does business at all the banks.

The Supreme Conn School Fund I>ei*|j*lon

Will Kffect Our rity Trustee*.

The recent decision of the su-

preme court in regard to the unex pended balances of the school fuml i n ,,r,..tiiiit i( 0 |n K * »f cmbi-sm

will effect Greencastle to a limited extent. The city school board has on hand as claimed by the attorney general and his crowd of now legalized robbers, about $1500 of unex-

>1 ml Carriers a Powibiltty f»r Grrenca.fastis—An Insprrtor tn tli* City.

talk as mail in

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Imliannpolin Ortvtng Club. The Indianapolis Driving Club will hold their annual meeting at their track on July 3, 4, 5 and ti— next week. Their events include 3 :00 trot, 2 :25 pace, 2:25 trot, 2:30 trot, 2:20 pace. 2:12 pace, 2:50 pace, 2:20 trot. 2:Hi pace, 2:35 pace, 2:30 trot, 2:15 trot. The purses are $500 each. A large number of fine horses are entered.

There has been some to the matter of free

Greencastle in the past, and it was

Dish of spire llfff fiml Tlierf ns .Hf*n revived tO'ia.V t' 1 '“DD t*Dnt . ko 17* StMithWfStsirnijmltisj

spefini corrrsponiisnt -Notfs, the visit toour city of an inspector

of the postotlice department. Mr. Lawrence Leatherman is the official,

Washington, June 25, 1894 ^ [)e ^ j )eeu j n c0nsu ItHtion

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There i. » differ. , -HI, P~.-M.er Ned .. X, the adence in the case of this eity by belief, a few day* ago, that the W hit-: visability oi eotab is nti£ tU which the trustees hope to escape ney syndicate, in which it is known Her system here. Mr. Leatherman the grab and one upon which they that ex-Govornor Russell, of Massaehu- is son in .law of Hon. Mark L. ... . . ,i„ „ setts, who was lately a guest of the ()f Valparaiso. The will make a legal fight. One thous white hol „, t i8 lntere8te( , ( am , believed I>^otte, Of taipa and dollars of the amount claimed , many th . 4t secretary Dan Lamout is i S round Wl11 ,)e £ ne

So. Id. Is solid VfHliliulod trnln , I with sleeper* for Sew Vork VU , I I* with connections for Cnlumhus .'''"rl

also interested, had an understanding with somebody by w hich free coal was to be secured in the tariff bill from the house and senate conference committee, is now apparent to everybody who i- familiar with under-currents of dem-

and a report made upon the matter by Mr. Leatherman. The receipts of the office are not quite up to the amount required, but there has been a general falling off' all over

ocratic waters. And the understanding the country.

ItiK Four Excursions.

I iron ore, which a syndicate headed by I July 5. Home seeker's excursion to Andrew Carnegie w ishes to profit by, | southern states. Twenty day limit re-

is interest and premiums earned by the board on a U. S. government bond in which they invested several years ago. They rightly think that this amount should escape the ravages of Green Smith and w ill test

the matter by law. Concerning is with no less a personage than Mr. this gingantic steal the Journal Cleveland himself, audit includes free

says the following:-

An act of March 3, 1893, required .,)] t < ’"" M " 1 1 . 'll i tnrninir Hidf fare township trustees and treasurers 0 f the idea being to establish a great steel, turning. Itiill far school boards in incorporated towns and making plant somewiiere on tide-water, | July 9,10 and lltol leveland account

cities to report to and letuni to ttie | probably in Maryland, which will be i Christian Endeavor Society. Return]

county treasurer all unexiiemled bal- 8U . )] ,|j ei j wRi, x <)V: i Scotia coal bv the limit 31st, $9.45.

ances of tuition revenue previously re-

eeived from tiie state under the general w lotuey syndicate and Cuban Iron ore ( iIn)y 17t ls aml 19 t0 1'oronto account distribution, in excess of $10-J. Town-[ by anotlu-r syndicate, thus taking bread j |} a p t j 8t Young People. Return limit ship trustees and school officers neglect- f roni t j le , no „ti, s of thousands of Amer- j l!it v i a a n ra ii 0 r rail and steamer,

ing to refund said balances were made k . an8 engaged in the production of coal' il4 95 guilty of a misdemeanor. W liutever ,. n . , , i the ostensible object of this law may and iron ore. Can such an uuderstam'.have been, its real object was to put 1 ing be carried out? That it is contemmoney in the pocket of the attorney- j p| a ted is shown i>v the declination of genera! It might have been rightly senator Jones and Vest, who are cer-

entit led ‘An at to set a I r ip for towi - .

ship trustees and school officers, to scalp tain to be members of the conference

committee, to promise the Alabama and West Virginia senators when asked to!

do so that they would stand out to the July 2, to Denver, Pueblo and Colo-

oonffrming the right of the attorney- l»st against putting coal and iron on ratio Springs, return limit Aug. 12,

general to have a dividend out of the 1 the free list. The house is, of course, very low rate.

school fund. Under a drag-net provi- rea ,) v t u vote for free coal and iron, as ; Julv 7,8 and 9 the Big Four will sell per cent on nil sums recovered and uol- the on * i,ml WiNon tickets to Asbury Park, account Nalected for tin* state without reference to bill, and unless the democratic senators tioual Educational association, good gothe justice of the allowance or the trou-| from tiie states interested siiall posi- ing via Buffalo and New York, or via hie or labor involved in tiie eolleetion. j t j ve | v re f use tlieir votes for the liill ( . & O. R. R. and returning via same pie, i- exorbitant.* "in Hie"^!*" 1 of "the" a 8 reet * u I ,on by the conference commit- on either of tliese routes. This arraugeseh’ool fund it will give the attorney- tee, if coal and iron are put upon the ment will give an opportunity to view general from $50,000 to $110,000 for serv- free list, it looks as though tiie under- the unsurpassed scenery of (lie Hudson ices whieii would have been well repaid j 8 t an ,ij n «, might materialize into a solid river and the beautiful mountain seenby $2->00, and which really ought to j, , . . ........ . , have been rendered by virtue of his of- hud, the democratic party m congress ery of \ irgmia. Return trip made be lice. The law having been held consti-j being so largely dominated by trusts Sept. 1st. Fare, $22.20. tiitionul by the supreme court, there | and syndicates. will be little or no further trouble in j The spirited debate in the senate on. Subscribers should insist on liav-

falo, with sl<‘t-|iers for New Vork vi . v 1 W 1! R .and Waslilntrton, I> vi„ , ... f | uml imiki-s connections for H,' *1 lumbus, < >. No. s eoaoeotsthmuKh?.SW ,,nd I'nlon < Ity. Nos. 7. » anil | "*; "'Ul (llveriflnH lines at St. Louis onion

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the school fund and plunder the peoph of Indiana, anil to enrich the attorneygeneral.'’ The supreme court has recently held the act constitutional, thus

July 17 to Warsaw, Ind. Spring Fountain Park Assembly. Return limit Aug.

22 $1.40.

July 23, to Rome City, Ind., account Island Park Assembly. Return limit

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generid will gel 1 ’bis "cimmilshm on'ev- the ,:,x ' whi,e ^ ,li ’ 1 not E bimge ing a receipt from the carrier ho\ e ^'«<' a ''s^’'M'i n r , un P s!!‘i'id "le'i'w"‘

ery dollar returned, and it will all come the foreordained result, did one thing for every dime (id Receipts are ! # ‘ HhVl " e - out of the school fuml. 1 his is only 11 for which the country shouhl be grate- 1 f i sample of the kind of plundering that fuL u removed the mask and exposed g'ven to the carriers hiuI they arc _ is carried on in the attorney-general s | ,! j not authorized to take monev with-

CHAS. L. -TOM. I

Uen i Pass, and T'kt Agt. Cliicti 1

office under the cover of law. It is a the l»>|>ulists, showing them to all men

vicious system and should be abolished, j as they have long tteen known to a few. out giving a receipt. tf ! as socialists. The populist senators NEWS FROM DEPAUW. stated in plain words that they did not COUNTY NEWS NOTES.

I favor the income tax because of the

revenue it would raise, but because

they regarded it as tin* first step to- OUR LOCAL MEN OF THE SURROUNDwards the erection of the machinery j ING TOWNS TALK. which shall eventually bring about the ;

distribution and the redistribution of wealth, the keystone of the socialistic

arch, if an ism which teaches to tear:

down everything and to build up nothsng can he said to have an arch. Ex-Paramount Commissioner Blount:

is in Washington. It is presumed that* he came to say to bis great and good i

THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS

THE UNIVERSITY.

Look In thin Lolumii for It —(ItieHtrt find Fiitertalnm«*ntM—NntttN, Iteinn mid An* nounr«»iu**iitft—Thtt Very Latent and tke Kent by ftperial Reporter.

Mr. L. G. Deerhake, of Huntington, Ind., has returned to Green castle, where lie has employment for the summer. Garrett Cooper, ’98, has returned to enter the summer school after a two weeks’ visit at his heme in

Chicago.

Chas. Prosser returned today from New Albany to resume his work in college.

MT. MERIDIAN.

Elijah Arnold and wife went to Indi-

friend Grover that the people of his' <>n ^ •

state having shown no disposition to^ . ** °- vs a good time at the appreciate Ids paramount abilities by j n ( * LI more a on 1 uesday

electing him to an office he had come to j ’ .... ,,

the conclusion that a seat at the federal L r .■ 1 ' larmer and Miss l.elia pie counter would be thankfully ac-1 * “ ° f Greenoa8t,e > *P ent Sunday

cepted. But, horrible to relate, it j s Wl ' 11 • v,i8S Amv ,{e! d-

said that Ids great and good friend . ‘ ,,m, ‘ I :iwre " ce * of this vieinGrover deeliued to see him and that he i * O,l sumption on f riday. had to content himself with |M>iiring his i ■ " al1 ^ spent F'unday

I tale of woe Into the ears of Private Sec-

SPECIAL LOW RATE!

VIA—

BICFOURIM FOR FOLLOWING MEETINGS; Knights of St. John at Buffalo

24 to 27.

“Shriners” at Denver, June 21-27.

try People’s Hpe. ial Column of Short Motional Republican League at Items of Nelgliborhood News. | June 20.

”V . P. S. C. E*” at Cleveland July 11-1 National Teachers’ Association. Astwl

Pointed Parngraphs From Many Places Within Piittmm’s Boundrtes-The toua-

T. Kudo arrived in the city to retar >’ '*'hiiilH*r, whose antipathy today from a short lecturing tolir : war ^ a l'l'li' a ''t 8 ^’v pie counter seats . ... ... . is as well known in Washington as the

native Georgian’s love for the juicy

Home Seekers F.xriirsion to the South. July 5, August 7, .Sept. 4, October 2. November 6 and December 4. the Monon route will sell tickets at one fare for the round trip to all points in Kentucky south of Louisville and Lexington) Tennessee. Mississippi, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia. Also to New OrleaiiG. Tickets good returning

twenty day a from date of sale. Stop-j was very enjoyable.

speaking at Kingman, Veedersburg and New Richmond, Ind. He reports large audiences and good

financial success.

Chas. Downey left today for his home at Pueblo, Col., where lie will spend the summer in the mountains. Miss Myrtle Madden again resumes her work for Dr. John after a week’s visit at her home in Olney,

111.

Herbert Church has returned from a two weeks’ visit in Lone Elm, Kas., his home, and enters the summer school. Ed. Knox says his visit at Evanston. 111., during the past week

watermelon, when it is red and ripe. Mr. Paramount will not he in danger of getting tiie summer complaint this season by mixing watermelon with offi-

cial pie.

I with his father.

Children’s day at M. E. church next

Sunday night.

Asbury McCammack and wife and Charles Peyton and wife spent Sunday

at Eel river falls.

July (M3.

League American Wheelmen IVnif

August 13-18.

Knights of Pythias Washington, h.

in August,

G. A. R. at Pittsburg, September 10-11 FOURTH OF JULY Tickets will be sold for ONE FA HI I'oRTI'l HOUND TRIP between any twu points '>: j the Big Four within a radliROtlwo hundred miles. _ Ask nean-at ticket aifent for date of in'* 1 . r 'J turn limit, routes, train service,etc E. <>. MuL'OKMK'K, D II. MAKTPl Pass. Traffic Mnifr. Gen 1 Pass A 11"^

CINCINNATI.

MORTON.

N. F\ Wood has his new barn comMrs. Carrie Barnes, of Indianapdis,

^ ... , and Mies Mollie Clark of Judson,and NenatorH.il did not succeed either | Miss Nannie McCray of Racoon visiin defeating or getting an amendment ted Mrs. Emma Grimes last week ’ modifying the ineon.e tax adopted, but j Oscar Carver, wife and son arrived he had lots o fun with the democrats here Saturday from Tennessee to spend and the populists. He taunted Senator several days with friends Harris until the old gentleman was Mr. Howard Anderson, of Rockville i wild w.th rage, ami he held Senator spent Sunday at B. I). Carver’s. | Allen, of Nebraska, and the populists, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall are visiting up to ridicule n a manner that will not their daughter here, Mrs. Belle Carver ! soon he forgotten hy the pops. Hill did Henry Rambo's little daughter 17L q | get one amendment adopted, and that is still improving. I

overs allowed south of Ohio river.

J. A. Michael, Agt.

Today's Local Market*. [Furnished the Daily Banner Times daily by R.W. Allen, manager of Arthur Jordan’s poultry house.' Hens 5 Sprlnirs, choice, iq to 2 lbs 10 Cooks, young and culls 2 Cooks, old 2 Turkeys, hens, choice fat 4 Turkeys, young, choice fat 2 Turkeys, old toms 2 Ducks,, 4 Ceese, choice f. f. Sllw and over 25 Geese, plucked 15 Engs, fresh, subject to handling 7 Bii.le.-, fresh rofl 7 Itullcr, No. 2 ft

Max Ehrmun will remain at l)ePauw for a while this summer, do-

ing some original work.

President Lugenbeel, of Austin college, Effingham, 111., visited DePauw and Greencastle last week. Miss Kate Hammond, Rosa Marquis and Alice Potter gave a private musicale in his honor, with a few friends invited. Austin college, where Miss Marquis teaches, though recently inaugurated, is growing, and bids fair to soon become one of the leading institutions

! of western Illinois.

Miss Belle Rolinson, of Warsaw,

Two dozen old newspapers at the Banner .Times office for fiye,

cents. These papers will he found returned today to take up work in

very useful in many ways. They j t,le summer school,

are nice for pantry shelves, under The wedding of Miss Stella Jor

was suggested sarcastically—to exempt the salary of the president of the United

States from tiie income tux.

The cases of Havemeyer and Searles, of the sugar trust, have been duly certified to the grand jury for indictments for refusing to tell the senate investigating committee about the trust’s political contributions, although the democratic senators on that committee voted against it and tried to get the senate to prevent it. There isn't the slightest danger, however, that either of them will be punished; they stand

too well with the powers tiiat la*.

Well, the tariff hill is likely to reach a final vote in the senate this week and to pass, sugar trust schedule. What will la* done with the sugar schedule in conference is a matter of some doubt hut the “01111” of the suirar trust is strong enough with the democrats to

make the chances in its favor.

Charley Cooper has been quite sick

but is better.

George Gibson sports a tine new-

buggy.

Bertie Gibson is very sick. George Lloyd smiles; he says they have a new girl. The big mill and wind of last Wednesday did considerable damage, blowing down quite a lot of timber. Eby frank is all smiles; he says it’s a girl this time. Rev. Green preached at Union Chapel last Sunday morning. He announced the Epworth League next Saturday evening at 7 :30d. in., to be conducted by Rev. Church. There will he s „me special music, etc. HI* Four Land Seeker** Ex. umton., July 5th, Aug. 7th, Sept. 4th, Oct.

Slei’s Mil's Fair

COUPON.

33 Parts. 8 Splendid Illustration* in each Part. FOK CITY RKADKIts-Rrlmr on;■ <>t these coupons of any date anil '' Y,''"'* In coin for eaeb pait, to 1H' I IIANNEK time- Office ►"It OUT-OF-TOWN KKADLKV | •'lull one coupon and 10cents for , I part WHiiti-d State J) full immo atldrefts* (tf) Inclose the neoetMary coupon and money or 8tump8

Parts i to 32 90u;r?ady.

Fresh fish daily at corner building

Dckets will Ik* sold at half fare to points i B Cijr)d UOlUIT^S GOI)tail?M C J a ' ,F ‘ a -’ 0a ’’ Kv ‘> i-a*. Miss., N. 2 tl?e 7>2 parts may be ^ u., 8. C., lenn. and Va. Retnr.. u # 'a <t-> cO

carpets and in other ways. Re-1dan,’94, and Mr. Chesteen Smith,

member the price—two dozen for |’93, will occur at the home of the j next to Stoner’s meat shop. . 1>0 , ... five cents. tf [ bride tomorrow at two o’clock p. m. I i96-5t Jc doe Pcmi-hrev. i sult (\ P \iu r *f S ani1 P* rt, c u l8rs con-

N '*• limit! 2 for 01)^ GOLipOQ ai)d (

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east). How r^ady.