Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 September 1894 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES. GREEN CASTLE. INDIANA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 18‘M.

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LATEST POLITICAL GOSSIP FROM THE CAPITAL.

FALL OPENING

Doing* of Co!IKi***hm and a IHsh of Mpir« Here and There an Seen Hy Our Speelal Correspondent —Note*, IneidentH, Kte.

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MODEL, Owing to the delay in getting our room in proper shape. We have deferred our Opening day until FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5,1894, Good Music in*the evening. A handsome Souvenir will be presented to every lady and gentleman on that day. Everybody invited to be present and inspect our NEW FALL STOCK and learn prices. THS T'AODei—. F. A. HAYS, Proprietor.

DAILY BANNER TIMES

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It is it signilicant tact that perfect harmony prevails in the republican ranks all over the country this year, while the democrats tire everywhere divided and wrangling. When such a situation exists, it is easy to predict the result of the coining elections.

Washington, Sept. 24, ’!>4.

The sage of Buzzard’s Bay wants to know if there is any way to prevent the ileinoeratie smash-up in November, which all indications point so strongly to. Me directed Secretary Carlisle to get him the opinion of those democrats who think they know something. Accordingly Mr. Carlisle dropped the tnritf, notwithstanding the presence in Washington of a committee representing the manufacturing chemists anil druggists who are waiting at heavy expellee for a deeisi ti as to tin* free atlmission of alchohol for ii*e in the arts, and devoted his last day in Washington to interviews with Dm. M. Dickinson, ehief democratic rain-bow chaser, chairman of (lie democratic national committee; Senator Faulkner, who is chairman of the democratic congressional campaign committee, ami who possesses enormous vitality or lit* would not have survived the doleful news which lias recently come to his committee, and Representative Price and several other Louisiana democrats. That Mr. Carlisle did not carry any cheering as,»uranees to Mr. Cleveland is certain, but it is expected here that his visit will result in some action by the administration, looking towards a ce*sation of the ileinoeratie stampede now going on, but even the most sanguine democrats do not expect it to succeed. Democratic doom has been pronounce Mr. Jeremiah O'Rourke, who was compelled hy Secretary Carlisle to turn

Circuit Court. Win. II. Cunningham, udiur., vs. Zippe Cagle, et al, partition; sale

reported.

Estate of .lames T. Hanna, sale of personal property; sale reported. Oliver R. Stroube et ni. vs. John Williams et al., to quiet title; de-

cree quieting title.

Willis M. Jackson et al. vs. Thomas Jackson et al.. partition; judgment on cross bill. State ex rel. Shuee vs. Joseph Risk, bastardy; court being satisfied that suitable provision had been made by defendant for the maintenance of the child, on motion the cause is dismissed. John S. Hooker vs. Perry Stewart et al., account; dismissed at

costs of plaintilf.

Samuel C. Mills Vs. Anna Mills,

nkws from DEI’AUW. NEW MILLINERY STOF

THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS THE UNIVERSITY

Cook in thin Column for It—One»t« nnrt Kiitrrtalninrnt*—Note#, Item* ami .\nnouncrinrntit—Tin* Vrry Cnt«*»t ami the Beat by Rprt-lal Krportrr. Prof. Waldo made a business trip to Terre Haute yesterday. Dr. Gobin, Dr. Duvall and wife and other absentees returned yesterday from conference at Bloom-

ington.

Messrs. James Cooper and Burnison and Misses Daggy and Goodwin took a very pleasant drive yes-

terday afternoon.

Richard Mallard, of Plainfield,

op l Opposite Postotllce. Ju<t op,,,,,,

new stock of gooUs, consisting of ( . latest styles ami patterns in Misses’ and Children’s Mats, <'l,ji,| r ,.J

Caps,

Pine Mourning Work a Spedait Examine our stock before buyim; MISS IRENE M. KLEIN «7-13wk ™ BUY YOUR Choice Steaks, Juicy Roasts and Soup Bonei AT—

TVTIESSE’S

NEW MEAT MARKET,

divorce; divorce granted on ground en,e1 ' 9 98. He was one of the beet

No attention was paid b}* the democratic congress to the thou-

sands of petitions that were signed j i ()0je 0 „ e „f best paying offices

by tens of thousands of voters who appealed against free trade. Ask the democrats who seek re-election to congress in your district why they now seek your vote if they would pay no attention to your petition.

M. J. BECKETT HAURY M. SMITH.

Publisher . Mumukuik Editor

Address all comraunloatlons to The Daily Bannek Times, Greeucastle. Ind.

Hi:i*l III.ICAN STATE TICKET.

Secretary of State W.M. D. OWEN Auditor of State AM KKid'S C. DAILEY Treasurer of State FRED J. SCIIOLZ Attorney General WM. A. KETCH AM Clerk of Supreme Court ALEXANDER HESS Supt. Public Instruction D. W. GEET1NG State Statistician S. J. THOMPSON State Geologist W. S. BLATCHLEY Supreme Judge—First District JAMES II. JORDAN Supreme Judge—Fourth District LKANDER J. MONKS

In three of the five states that have belli elections this year, the republican plurality has been larger than the total demo cratic vote, and similar things are going to happen in other statis which have not yet expressed their opinion of the manner in which the affairs of the government have been conducted since March 4, 1893.

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It! Ill IM.ICAX COUNTY TICKET.

For Representative GEORGE W. HANNA For Auditor JAMES Mcl). HAYS For Clerk JOHN D. HUNT For Recorder LEMUEL JOHN'S For Treasurer OSCAR A. SHEPHERD For Site riff DANIEL W. MACY For Surveyor LAWRENCE DOWNS For Coroner JOHN Y. OWEN For Commissioner l-t District—.JOHN L. BRIDGES 2nd District—JAMES C. RE AT

III P. lil.M AN TOWNSHIP TICKET. For Trustee ROBERT S. GRAHAM For Assessor ENOCH L. FOX WORTHY For Justices of the IYaee WALTER J. ASHTON JAMES T. DENNY GEORGE W. RUM BARGER For Constables WM. R. CALLAHAN JOHN II. MILES DANIEL TOMPKINS

For Congress—Fifth District JESSE OVERSTREET

Condition of Crops.

U. S. Depaktmknt of Aum-j

CULTUKE.

Tuesday, Sept. 25, 1894. \ Exceedingly favorable weather prevailed, cool nights ami warm days. Numerous good rains at the beginning of the week put the ground in excellent condition for plowing and seeding, and much wheat and rwe was put in; the early sown has come up nicely, some being three and four inches high, and green. Corn is all safe from frost, most is cut and in shock, it eared and filled well, and improved much the latter part of the season, by more favorable weather, the erop in many locali ties is better than expected. To bacco, in the southern portion, is curing in the field and shed, it is superior in qualitv and quantity Pasturage is much improved and green again, and stock is in good condition. Tomatoes, melons and pumpkins are beautiful; clover bulling still continues and the yield is excellent. The potato crop is light except in a lew fields; buck wheat is in good condition; apples in the northern portion are beauii ful, and there are thousands of gallons of good cider. C. F. R. Wappenhans, Assistant Director. Will Orgunlzr Saturday Niulit. The republicans of Greencastle and Greencastle township will on Saturday night organize a rousing republican club. The activity displayed by the republicans of the out townships behooves the central fellows to hustle, and on September 29 at 7:30 o’clock at the court house they will organize. The Fox Ridge club will be here, a good speaker will be secured and the Silver Leaf hand will be there. Get ready to organize the largest club in the county.

under the treasury department—supervising architect—said before leaving Washington that Logan Carlisle, chief clerk of the treasury, was at the bottom of all Ids woes. Logan wanted to dielate all bis appointments, decisions con cerning contracts etc., in the supervising architect’s office, just as lie does in all the other treasury bureaus, and Mr. O'Rourke objected. Secretary Carlisle stood by his son Logan, as he usually does, and Mr. O’Rourke added the prefix ‘'ex’’ to his name. While this

of cruel treatment. John H. Epperson vs. Margaret E. Epperson,, divorce; divorce granted at plaintiff’s costs. Wm. Shuee vs. Joseph Risk, damages; cause dismissed. Nancy A. Sackett vs. Wm. H. Dunkin et al., to quiet title; title quieted. Lizzie Rogers vs. Ellen Devannie, A. E. McKinney, Ann McKinney et al., quiet title; dismissed at costs of plaintiff. George W. Grubb vs. Dow Whittaker, foreclosure; judgment without relief. Anna Brown vs. Harry G. Brown, divorce; finding for plaintiff that she is entitled to a divorce on ground of cruel treatment on part of the defendant; divorce decreed to plaintiff and custody of infant

foot-ball players on the academy team last year and will try his for-

tunes with DePauw this fall.

Clyde Herron of Allerton, 111., returned yesterday to enter school. Agents for military uniforms arc numerous and a large number of

uniforms have been sold.

Misses Katharine and Emma Stevenson and Josephine Bell, of MuhniFey, Fa., enter Music and Art. Several students are using the law books, which were transferred to the general library last summer. Miss Debora Elliott returned

yesterday to resume work.

The Glee club met last evening at the music hall for organization and elected the following oflicers: president, Paul Burlingame; vice president, John Walker; secretary,

child, Wallace C. Brown, awardid Robert John; Treas., Ernest Wardefendant until lurther orders of ring; librarian, James Morris;dicourt and judgment of costs to de- rector. W. H. Jones. The meeting

On Hanna Street.

I AM NOW LOCATED In the dress making foomsoverthi Central National Bank, where I ami--, pared to do all kinds of 1 ' Df{ESS JlYflKLNG. I have for my assistant Miss Charlo’M Riggins, late of H. 1*. Wasson’s Dress making Department, Indianapolis. Satisfaction guaranteed. 2.1M2 MRS. LAURA POTTS.

fendant.

wa4 very enthusiastic and a strong

Ride the Rest. If swiftly o'er tin* road you wish t„ ifiij,., in one of Cooper Itros.* tine Buirzlcs rid •. I.mlies al Cooper Itroa,' will always find Polite and attentive drivers of Unest kind, A Ituira-y, Can lake, Landau or Wa.i.,tiutt», •lust what you want from Cooper liras,, a can ){et. Kleirant teams and slnule drivers, too, Finest rl)r8 in Grt encastlc they have for yn:. Commercial men at the livery should rail, First-class turnouts they have for all. Hide In style, a Rood, fast team enjoy. Call on Cooper Bros., beat help they at at times employ. On a Rood rl)f at Cooper llros. you can depend. Why will yon to others ro. for poor rigs,your money spend. Tho flnest’busses for picnic ami private par. ties, too. Just what you want Cooper Bros, haw'or

you.

Coach■ hr Purdue's Foot itaii Team. company is apsufed for this year. The Purdue foot ball teams, first The usual opening “dorm” ream! second elevens, lined up for the ception for the new students was I

first time yesterday, Theteamthis given last evening from eight to COOPER BROS. would seem to he ‘merely a del^raHc j wil1 be he,ter ,hnn ever bofo,e ’ ten 0 ’« ,0ck in the I ,i ‘ rlors ' Thc ««* family row, it is in reality something f rt ' m the material on hand, ception committee were Dr. and

COR. INDIANS A WALNUT STS,

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much more important. The supervis-, Balliett is very well pleased with

ing arcldteet is charged with the duty

the candidates for team honors. A

of letting all contracts tor the con.-tnic- Sl | r p r j 8e lml y jj e S p n i n a on the peo tion or repair of public buildings | . , , . „ , . tlirougbout the country, and there is i P e IL l| a -' in o ° M Js 1 ut

mueli ugly talk about contractors being favored by order of Logan Carlisle.

full back instead of in the lint*. He weighs 190 pounds, is very

Mrs. John, Dean Mansfield, Miss Debora Elliott, and Verling Hein'. The rooms were tastefully deco-1 rated with golden rod and excellent |

Jjoca! Time Gard.

BIG FOUR.

GOING HAST.

No 10* Vestlbaled Express 2:;»am

music was afforded bv the citv i v".? 1 . 1,,dl, i ‘ n ttP o i 1 8 AocommodrttioM s.i.’nm

J No IS ml i west »*rn I.imitiul

orchestra. This latter is a new

No IS* Southwestern Limited 1:54 pn No 8* Mall t:58pm

OOtNtl WEST.

O’Rourke openly threatened to make strong. Hoot of foot, and will give feature the music school having 1 -J 0 £ VeatlbuUxi Express...' iSianum aetiKutioii!i) ditiolnaiirna ormi'eriiiiitr tlio . .. i . .. . _ . i .— : a I

sensational disclosures, concerning the business of the architect's office, and did say that had he favored the contractors his resignation would never have been asked for. But just then some influence was brought to bear upon him ami he suddenly became as dumb hs a dam. Still, it will surprise nobody hereabouts to find the architect's office tin* center of a sensational scandal in the near future. Others beside Mr. O'Rourke arc in possession of the facts, ami they may not he so easily

muzzled.

Senator Mandersou will this week go to Nebraska to take an active part in the campaign. The statement that he would not be a candidate for reelection was made without ids authority, and probably merely with Hie hope that it would help the demo-pop combine in that state bv leaving the impression that Senator Mamlerson did not wish to become a candidate because lie did not believe a republican legislature would 1m* elected. As a matter of fact Hie senator says be feels absolutely certain that tin* republicans will control Hie legislature. As to Ids own candidacy he did not care to talk further than to say that he had not authorized Hie statement referred to above. But his close friends say they expect him to be reelected to the senate, where lie lias so faithfully served Nebraska. General Mahone, who, as chairman of the Virginia state republican committee, advised not long ago that no republican Congressional nomination be made in tliat state, lias changed his mind. He now says: “The bolt of tin* Louisiana sugar planters looks like the entering wedge in the disruption of the solid South. It is the most significant, political event that lias happened in late years. If I mistake not tho example of the disaffected Louisiana will prove ci ntageous, and we shall see the solidarity of the democratic party in tlie south speedily disintergrating. In spite of all the cheating that is apt to he done in Virginia this year by the dominant party, the old dominion will probably send three republicans to the House. In Maryland the republicans will win at least throe districts, and I think two in West Virginia. In Louisiana the democrats will 1m* lucky to get off with the loss of only three congressmen. In the north it will In* in tho nature of a clean sweep for tin* republicans.” Representutive Honker, of New York, who has been all over that state since

great weight behind thc line, always contributed this part of the ! Schmidt, McHenry and^ Browne 1 program. An unusually large

are working for end rushes. A 1 are big powerful fellows. Gerber and Heileseem to have the struggle forquaiter back. Robertson will he center and Fulkerson will be left guard. Al. Jamison anil Buschman are sure half backs. Big Webb is working hard for guard's place, and Smith, of Cincinnati, is trying for tackle. Kercheval is also trying for guard. Fred Jamison is out for full back. There are thirty men in training. The games with Champaign and Ann Arbor seem to be off. both clubs being unable to make dates here. Tomor row morning a committee of students will circulate among the citi sens, asking for subscriptions. The association is in debt on account of last year’s poor patronage.—Lafay-

ette Cult.

COUNTY NEWS NOTES. OUR LOCAL MEN OF THE SURROUNDING TOWNS TALK.

I’ointtMl Paragraph* From Many Plnrt* Willi in Putiinni'* Bnimdrleii—Tho Country IVopIr'* Special Column of Short Item* of N'clRlihorliood New*.

Two dozen old newspapers at

the Banner Times office for fi V e j the adjournment of congress, says the ! cents. These „.per, will he found 'Z.'ZSZ?ZZZSt j very useful in many ways. They j districts outside of Brooklvn and New I are nice for pantry shelves, under York city, and that he will not lie surcarpets and in other ways. Re- P'ised if all of then, an* carried. That’s

For Joint Ki*p«*c;ntaHve, ^lay^^MoniRoincry member the price-two dozen tbr j^" ^ W’ashin the^Vda^s

1 five cents. tf I indulges in.

For JiiiIrc, 13th District, jamks a. McNutt.

For Prosecutor, 13th District,

HEN BY C. LEWIS.

THOMAS T. MOOKE.

SOUTH FLOYD. Wm. Hinder has occupie I his finely furnished residence. A number of Floyd’s young folks attended i-hurch at Fillmore last Sunday

night.

Ezra Mason and family, of east Putnam, ami Geo. Mason and wife were the guests of Jacob Shoemaker and wife last Sunday. Mrs. Lucinda Henderson, of Kansas, is visiting relatives and friends here. Mrs. Pop Wright lias gone to visit her sons in the west. R. I*. Smith’s house is almost com-

pleted.

Wade Millman has the kitchen; if he

onlv had the cook to put in it.

The republicans of Floyd are requested to meet in convention at Center school lions** on Saturday, Oct. 13, at 2 p- m-. for the purpose of nominating candidates for the township offices. By

order of central committeemen.

Jack Gorham is very busy making

sorghum. ■**- Lee ('hatha

business.

Wheat sowing almost done.

number of new students, specially ladies, were present. The entertainment was well conducted and a delightful time was had by all. List of Patent* Granted to Indiana inventors this week. Reported by C. A. Snow & Co., solictors of American and foreign patents, opp. U. S. patent office, Washington, D. C : G. E. Boots and W. O. Eukright, Butler, wire clamp for fences; J. M. Lamb, Moreland, and J. C. Hardesty, Millville, vaginal syringe; F. Long, Fort Wayne, buggy cushion; E. Miller, jr., Evansville, station indicator; J. 0. Miller, Rochester, car-coupling; J. J. Murray, Covington, flagstaff; W. S. Osborn, Gilboa, corn harvester; J. Redding, Newcastle, mechanism for regulat ing speed of pulleys; J. H. Stiggleman, Wabash, furniture hinge; M. D. Williamson, Indianapolis, quarter-log holder for veneer-cut-ting machines; J. J. Wood, Fort Wayne, adjustable machine base; L. C. Zollinger and W. H. Pattee, Fort Wayne, joint for railway rails Tunny’* l.ucni MnrKet*. [Furnished the Daily Banner Timf;s daily by U.W. Allen, manager of Arthur Jordan’s poultry house.] Hens Springs,choice, 1(4 to 2 lbs 7 sbfliiRS, young u Locks, old j Turkeys, hens, choice fat 4 ... .5 Turkeys, young, choice fat 8 Turkeys, old toms. ;(i^ Ho* ks-........... .... 4jr Geese, choice f. f. Hlbs and over.... ’’';si Geese, plucked ao Egg*, fresh, subject to handling 12 Butter, fresh roll m Butter, No. 3 7

12:49 p

"I erre Haute Accommodation . r:u,'i p n

Daffy, t Except Sunday.

No. 10, Is solid vestibule*! train < Inclnnit with sleepers for New York via * levrlan with connections for Columbus. O. No.ScmF ti**cts through to New York, Boston and He timlliirbor. Mleh. No. 18 Is solid train to lluffalo, with sleepers for New York via V V 1 I! It., and Washington, D. C., via < A o HI amt makes connections for Boston and it lumbus, 1 h No. 8 connects through to\Vstand Union * Ity. Nos. 7, H and 17 eonneet wit diverging lines at St. Louis union depot

F P. Hckstis. .Went

The Weather. The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows as received hy H. S Renick «fc Co. from the official weather bureau at Indianapolis: IndianApoi.ts. Ind., Sept. 25. Fair weather stationary temp perature. Wappenhans.

:mm route

-q] Iouisvhu Mew Albany i Cmctto Rt

In effect Sunday, May 27,1803. NORTH HOUND. No 4* Chicago Mall l:2"a® No 8* ** Express 12KKp 1 No 44t l-ocul 12:U5pm SOUTH BOUND. No 3* iRntlsvillc Mai! 2:17 a» No 5* southern Express f:8pn No 43t U>eal l:45p» * Dally, t Except Sunday.

VANDALIA LINE. Trains leave Greencastle, Ind., tn elf eel Not,, l». 1893. rou THK. WBST. No 5 Ex. Sun 8:56 a m, for St. Lnuli. No 7 Dally I2:2h a in, for St. Louis. No 1 Daily 12: 3 p m, for St. l/*niis. No 21 Daily 1:82 p m, for't. lanila. No 3 Ex. Sun 5:28 p tn, fui Terre lluutt roa THK BAST. No 4 Ex. Sun ....8:31 a m, for Indiannpoli No 20 Dally 1:52 p ni, •* No 8 Daily 3:35 p tn, “ No 2 Ex. Sun 6:20p m, " No 12 Daily 2:28 u in, “ N’o 6 Dally 3:32 a m *“ ** PKOKIA DIVISION Eeave Terre Haute. No 78 Ex. Sun 7:05 a tn. tor Peoria No 77 ** ** 3:25 p in, for Pceuiur. For complete lime card, glv.ng all train' am! stations, anil for full Information aa rates, through cars, etc., address J.8. Dowling, Agent. J. M. ( iiF.siiKouoH. lireencaal 1 *. Asst. Gen’l Pass. Agt. sp l.ouls. Mo.

CHICAGO & KASTKKX ILLINOIS To and from Torre Haute, in effect May 22, 1804 AIUIIVK FROM THK NORTH. No 7 Nashville special M'P* No it Tcrrellaute & Evansville Mall.. I:l5p® No5" Chicago A Nashville Limited lifciwp# NORTH BOUND. No 6* < hlcago & Niiahvlllc Limited 4:50«® No 2t *• Mail 11:#P® No 8 Chicago special 3:.0 P ® * Dally, t Except Sunday Trains 5 and 0 carry Pullman palace sleopin* cars and day coaches and run solid betwf*" C hicago and Nashville. ( HAS. L. STOS*. Gen'I Pass, and T-kt Agt. Chicago-

Wanted—Job putting down 1500 or more sq. ft. of cement walk at 11 cents

going Into the hog j 11 foot. Experienced workman. Leave

word at Bannf.r Times office if you

have any work to he done.

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State Convention via Biff Fo'ir* Sept. 24 and 25 a rate of one fare I" IndiannpolD will he charged for 5 round trip from all Big Four station* of tlds countv. Return limit 27th. SM*tf l'\ P. Hi HTII, Agt*

Motion Kxcurflion*. To Louisville, Ky.. account Germs'' American Catholii* Congress. Bept. - to Oct. 1; fare for round trip, 14.45. J. A. Michael, A?t.

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