Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 November 1894 — Page 4
'"HE BANNED TIMES, GREEN CASTLE. INDIANA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, IMM
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CITY DIRECTORY. CITY OFFICERS. ofaxnr. Jonathan Itlro Troaauror John t.llmoro Olork jamoH M Hurley Marshal William E. Starr Bntrtncer Arthur Throop Att.ivnoy Thomas T. Moore S«'. Hoard of Health. ..I'uyelio Hawkins M. It
Ci)UN( II.MEN.
1st M T ard... Thonias Ahrams. J I, Handel 2nd " lalinuiid IViklns. Jamoi Ilrlds'.s 3rd ” John Klley. John R. Miller Street Commissioner J. T>.Cutler Fire Chief Geo. B. Cooper
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Mr-. Mary Hireh, V School Trustees,
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V. A. (>**, Super!nti ndent of Ity seliools. TOHEST HIM. CEMF.TKIIY BOARD OK UIKECT-
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J.S. MeClary „ T"‘ f ' John ( .Browninjr ' *a < 8 J. K. I.aniril in _ 8<,c H.S. Keulek t '' , h ; Dayrirv Sopt
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Mooting first WiHlncsdiiy night each month
m J. 8. MoClary’s office.
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PUTNAM I.ODliE NO. 45.
Albert Brownlnif E. r. Chaffee ■ • • • ■ Meetlny nlirhls. every loesday. Hall In Central National Hank block,3rd floor. CASTI.K CANTON NO 30, P. M. J. A. Michael CiifU Chas Meikel , , ” First and third Monday nlahts of each month. ... OKEKNCABTI.K ENCAMPMENT NO. 5». (.. W. I lent • 01 Chas. II Meikel First and thlfd Thursday s. HE E HIVE I .OIK. E, NO. 108, l>. It. | Mrs. E.T. Chaffee N • I). K. Hadirer r'' 1 Meetlny nlahts. • eery 2nd and 4th Monday of eaeh month. Hall in uentral Nat. Hank
buildlnir, 3rd floor.
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"Copyright, 1 Id, by Charles H. Lewis.] Ou or nliout tho loth day of October, ISjO, a caller at tho. gemral delivery window of tho postoffico at Kelleysvillo asked if tl.ero was any mail fi>r John Hope. Kelleysville was u town at oOo Inhabitants at that date, and tho po-t i office was situated in t!to rear end of Arnold’s general strre. and I. a hoy of 15, was employed in both store and poBtoffiee. YVhilo Mr. Arnold was postmaster I attendod to all his duties, and this call from John Ilopo canto just lifter tho triweekly mail had been distributed at 2 o’clock in tho afternoon. There were two letters for John Hope, and both had been lying in tho office for a w« e.k. The average mail received at Kolkysvillo Humbert ( ^ibout ton letters, three newspaper’s and three or four tinseab’d circulars. In tho threo mails per week tho number of letters would not go over 30. I could muku a pretty good guess before the bag was opened about tho letters. Mr. Arnel l would have two or three, Mr. Burt, another merchant, I at least two, and of tho other five or six at least half would go to farmers living several miles away. It was seldom that a lettereaino toaperson I did not know at least by sight. 1 had more than onco picked up tho two let tors for John Hope and wondered who ho was and where ho i lived. I had asked a number of farmers about him, but no otto had heard of a
rot) Ute fare, ntm no meant mat i should go down and unlock it for him. I don’t deny that 1 was badly frightened, us most any grown man would have been win n aroused so suddenly to find a robber at his bedside, but before
tnn cl boors, and ueioro any one caugui sight of mo 1 was ou tho third floor. Two minutes lab r 1 was up tho ladder and working at tho skylight. There had been a rain and a light freeze, and tho sash was stuck. While I worked away
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ROYAL ARCANUM. LOTUS COUNCII.NO. ItS*. IV. O. Overstreet R Ch is. Landoi . 1 flocond and fourth Thursdays of each mont h. Meet In G. A. R. Hall. KNIGHTS OF IIONOH. MYSTIC TIE IJIDGE. NO. IS3!* W. A. Howe IMetntor J. II. Johnson Reporter Every Friday night.
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OIIKKNCASTLK POST NO. 11.
A M. Mu v hi C L. P. ( haptn 'J*. Wm.H. Burke g.-M . Every Monday evening at l:3n o'rhH’k. Hall rorner* Vine and Wasliliiglon streets, 2ml
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woman’s kklief coups.
Alice R I haiilii Pr(« Loulae Jao ins ' * Mectlnirs ev-’i’y second and fourth Monday
at 2 p. m. o. A. I.’. Hall.
•‘come, ni sri.E is ro youk m ns. newcomer in tho country about. Tho letters were mid! -sod inascmwly hand, in the bluest < f blue ink, and tho name of tho postoffico when) they woro mailed had been so poorly written l.y the postmastcr that 1 could only guess at tho identity. In writing tho nama John Hope it was givi n tints: “.Tulin li01 J e. ” There were two or three other reasons why th' e two letters attracted unusual attention uni! excited my euriosity, and so when thi '-wue inquired fi r 1 took a good le ik at John Hope. Howasa short, thick, ct and broad shouldered man, rather roughly tlresi-ed, and asido fiom being plain faced ho had hut ona eye. Tho left eye had Is •• n destroyed by neeiddit, and the lids were cion d down :is if grown fast tog. t!.ei’. Tho man had :* gniir, liureii voice, and when ho had taken his li Ui vi! and gone out 1 made up my mind liiat lip was one of Iho many hog drovers who wore traveling about thoeountry with lad reputations
following them.
Ti,i ro wt. - no bank in Kelb ysville,and tbo beet Bticng I’X to bo had at that time y- es a b.dt 1 ad'd safe, ivilli a big bircs key t.i the h ck, which v, us littlo hettcr titan those u-od on a storo door. 5ir. Armdd 1 ad ( tie and Iho opposition merchant anotlur, tual in botli etisis oust tai l’s were allov.’ed to make temporary i.-o of tin in. Tho posioilko mom y didn’t amount to a great deal, but there was a good cash trade at tho store, and Mr. Arnold dabbled a littlo in real estate and had more or less money sent him by eastern parties to loan
I was ready to go down stairs with him tho one cv i d man came up stairs, and
standing at a distance of ten feet lie held up his candle and fired two bullets at mo from a double barreled pistol. Both cut my clothes, but did not injure me, and as the second man came into view, also holding a pistol, tho sash flew up, and I wont out on tho roof and set up such a yelling that sleepers were
aroused half a mile away.
The fellows were willing to chance the uoiso of their pistols being heard, but they knew that my yells would soon alarm the whole town. 1 heard them cursing and growling and bumping against tho boxes as they went down
I had made up my mind to prevent thu robbery if possible. It had even flashed across my mind how it might be pre-
vented.
The second and third lliH.rs were full of bales and boxes and ba r rols. From tho third lloor a short ladder gave access to tho skylight in tho roof. 1 went down stairs with tho richer, planning to give him tho slip if the chance came, but was upset again to discover that two other men were jailing for us. Neither of them was in disguise, nor did they seem to care how much I looked at them. They had sawd a panel
WVA * * “ ■ J ...... ...... . — X | kJAfJAA .T »•*> J - out of tho back door and lifted the bar stairs, and tiiey were not yet on the first out of its socket, and, as was afterward,j fl,, or when lights began to appear in
discovered, liiey’ bud a team close a.
hand to carry away goods.
“Now, then,” said John Hope ns tho four of us stood in front of tho safe, “I
want tho key to this.”
“Mr. Arnold has it,” I promptly re-
plied.
“Don’t lie to me, young man!” ho hissed us he seized mo by tho hair and .
flung me around.
“Wo know tho key is hero in tho store,” added one of iho others.
“And if ho don’t bring it out we’ll 1
roast his ears off,” put in tho third. Tho manner in which i hud been used
made mo so mud that fright had no longer any hold on me, and I boldly do- | fled them. This was a foolish move, and no sooner wi re tho words out of my j month than John Hope twisted ino to my knees, rolled me over on my hack and J
said to one of his companions:
different windows. I kept up the yell- j ing, hoping the people might get out soon enough to capture the robbers. The i wagon was loaded and ready to drive off, ami as soon as tlio trio could get down stairs they started. They got oat of the alley all right, but in turning into the main street awheel struck a post and upset tho wagon and pitched the ; men off. I could make this out from the roof, and also saw two of the men run-
ning away after tho smash.
When tho people began to come out j of their houses to see what the row was about, I went down and joined them. | Tho horses had been tangled up and
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U-3t xv"A How to Vote. There will he three ballots I vote at the coining election. The state ticket will be printed j on red paper.
The county ticket will be printed
kicked each other until they wore badly I ()n w [,j te p ;l | )cr
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injured, and underneath tho wagon lay . .,, , a dead man, John Hope. His fingers I i |( -‘ township ticket wnl be
still held to one of the lines to show printed on j cllow paper,
that he had been driving when the acci- Ench yotPr win rece j ve oil on-
. , dont occurred. Ah tho vehicle went over |
‘Hire, Dick, you look out forth® cub t i,„ other men jumped clear, but Hope tcring the voting place from a pollwhile we get out tho goods. If ho cuts W as caught And crushed to death. Pur- joor clerk a state, county and townup, pound out hii brains. Wo are in no suit was made after tho pair, but they ,. , , ... ,, ... . hurry about the money, but if you burn got clear and were never heard of again. 8,U P Hcket. On the co him a few times ho may conclude to v’ery little was ever heard in regard to ticket will be written the initials of! toll you where the key of the box is.” j the one eyed man. Ou the body was the polling clerks. The voter will The man called Dick sat down astride found tho two letters ho had received at . T .i me, and tho other two lighted candles t ], 0 postoffloe. They were from his two , * u ‘ n ,al ' 0 11,0 , ' 1lec tickets into the
Dattling in Real Estate We have some of the best bargains in houses and lots that have been offered for years. Ward time.- lias, in u measure, helped us to reductions that the casual buyer 1ms only to see to appreciate. J. M. HURLEY (mice over First Nutlonul Ilti.-.k
and began to select goods and take them out of tho store by the back door. Wo had no silks or other lino goods, but they found plenty to take away. Wo hail about 80 bolts of woolens, and those were first taken. Then they stripped the shelves of calicoes and other dross goods, carried out several boxes of boots and |
shoes, and 1 was amazed at the (]uick-- j n t i, 0 village before and put up
ness with which two men depleted tho , stock. Dick hud nothing to say to mo until the wagon was about loaded. He even treated mo rather tenderly, and i when ho finally spoke it was in a coax-
ing way.
“Say, boy, you are no fool,” he said. I “It’s no uso for you to defy us and get yourself badly hurt. Toll us where iiio! key is, and no one shall lay a hand on
you. ’ ’
“I told you that Mr. Arnold had it,” 1 replied. “But we know better, because 1 j ot into his house and searched everywhere for it. Come, now, it’s hidden in the store, and you know where.” ”1 don’t know wh re it Is.” “But you do. i sin you ate an o' -:iuato buy, and that I shall have to ci:,l with you. 1 think i c a.i make you teil win ro that key is. ”
companions, but in each case he had ad- j booth and stamp them, folding the dressed the envelope himself. The let- tickets separately bo that the initers, which were mailed at a point (10 ' , miles away, assured the recipient that 11:1 L °f le P o in ^ I* ( ‘ lin ll! the writers would be in Kelleysvillo by seen, and then return the tickets to a certain date and bring a team ot ||, e inspector and see that tliev are horses and a wagon. . . . , , u 2, John Hopo, then, must have been '-(’posited 1,1 Ine proper bn,lot box.
The color of the box will correspond with the color of the ticket. To vote a straight ticket stamp in tin square surrounding the
eagle and now here el e.
To vote a mixed ticket stamp in the sinal! square opposite the names
the
job, though no one remembered si ing him. The horses and wagon were stolen from a farmer 45 miles away, and 'bo place to which the goods were to bo driven and divided was doubtless selected. Not a dollar was found on the person of Hope, and he was given a pauper's grave at the expense of the
county. As for the tin boxe-’, they wi re j ( >f candidates \ on desire to vote for left on the counter, as 1 toid you, and nowhere else,
were not discovered by tho robbers, because they removed no goods from that locality and wi re working in tho dim :
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aria and then thrust tho flame of t candle against my bare hand, i v.’.,-. smartly burned and yelled out, and to stop the yell lie choked me until 1 was unconscious for the next niiniite or two. When I came to, John Hope was be. d-
ing over me and saying:
light afforded by’ solitary candles. 1 was working for Mr. Arnold at tho munificent salary of iJO per nioutli and board. 1 laid saved him 81,000 in cc.-li j and more than that in goods, and ho ! naturally fell like rewarding me. Be- 1 ward mo ho did. In about a week, nfter he had time to think it ail over, lie g ive j me 25 cent in cash, a n iv pair of mis-
per |
picked up my left hand, raised my ponders and raised my bo
I.ig 1'ijur Kvi-iii’Hions.
To India nqii li- Nov. 0, 7. 8 and 9. Accoimt < hrysanthcnmni show. Fare
sid'd round trip.
'in ('(d'.inibu.-, Ind., Nov. 8 to 10, icInrn limit 1’J. account Y. M. ('. A..
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To I udiaiisii'.lis, Nov. 20 and 21,$1 20. To (.'Icvcland Ohio. Nov. 12 and 13, i' Im o limi, 23, aicount W. (’. T. I
month! Kv-rvbody in town lu'odioted . , , , J . Ilomi-ceKcrs’ cxcnr Ion to several toat - ■ m*, Nov. 6, . : e-half . fare would fcpoil 1'Tit l ‘G-i rkhI to say ' )o Hot Arkarcount nicili-j
that I escaped going to the bad.
An l nnnpular Woman.
Ex-Empre Kucinio lias never been
“That’s the way to do it, Dick. Keep popular in Kngk.nd. She is generally
one hand oa his throat and toucii him tqi with tho other. Wo are about ready
to go now and want that key.” They got it without any help from
mo. As Ilopo turned around he knocked down si vc-rul pairs of boots, and tho key
on mortgage. Every night as we closed rolled to the lloor. lie picked it up and
up all tlio cash was placed in a Email i I tin box and tho box locked up in the j j safe. There was a post near the safe on I which throe or four pairs of boots were i always hanging for display, and the big | brass key was dropped into one of these | boots for safe keeping. A second tin box, holding deeds, notes and other valuable papers, was never removed from tho safe except to bo promptly replaced. Mr. Arnold always connted up
walked over and unlocked tho safe. Not finding tho tin boxes or a dollar in
money, he returned to say to me:
“Boy, I want the cash box, and I want it quick. Como up here, you j’ouug
fool! Now, then, speak up!”
As I lay on the floor ho reached down and got hold of my hair and jerked mo to my feet and shook me in a savage manner. As ho warned me to speak up he changed his hold to tny shoulder. 1
the cash at night, but it was generally was so mad at tho hair pulling that I
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(ieo. M. Hlm k, K. M filid. vvcil, GuO. lIlIKbeK, Daniel T. Darnall, Diinioi s. Ihiirtt, J. r. 0*0ri< n, F. M. Lynn, T W. Me Neff, Win. M road hi root, /i W. Ilrnoo, M I). J.D. Hart, ) Samuol Farmer, V John 8. Newifont,)
left to mo to put it in tho box and lock up tho safe. On this night I am writing j of wo bad in that casbbox about f 700 of our own money, and of that belonging to outsiders there was enough to j bring tho sum total up to $1,000. Near Iho head of the stairs on tho I second floor of tho store a space had been ! partitioned off for a bedroom, and I ! had slept there every night for a year ! without anything having occurred to ; alarm me. On this night, as 1 started for tho safe with tlio cashbox, Mr. Ar- j no!d asked me to bring tho other, and whil ho ’v”s looking over some papers ! I waited on a belated customer. When ho went away, Mr. Arnold went with! him, and 1 locked the doors, windows I and safe and went to bed. The two tin : boxes were left on tho counter in tho j front of the store, though had I been j asked about them as I went to bed I should have been suro that they w ro in | tho safe. I was sound asleep by 10 ! o’clock. At midnight 1 was awakened by sumo one shaking me, and I opened j my eyes and sat up to find John Hope J bonding over me, with a caudle in his | hand. As 1 rubbed my eyes and winked j and blinked bo shook mo again and : School Superintendent , (fruffiy exclaimed: ‘‘Come, hustle into your duds, for 1
want you down stairs. ”
“You—you are John Hope,” I said
as 1 stared at him.
"Well, what of it? Hurry up!"
“What do you want?”
“Boy, don’t fool with me,” he growl- I ed as ho seized me by the shoulder and pulled me out of bed. “If you utter a yell or try to play any tricks on me, your life won’t be worth a shilling. ” By the time I had pulled on my clothing I had a pretty correct idea of the errand which had brought John Hope to
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kicked him twice and Dick once, and while he was trying to fling me down again I ducked my head forward and bit bis hand in a way to muko him yed out aud loosen his hold. In tho rush to seize me every candle was blown out, and here was my chance to get up stairs.
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di.-ik- >1 pat :y because she is though*’ to beu fum.tieal Homan Catholic and partly because i ho is believed to have driven her son, tho prince imperial, to self banishment and death by her harsli treatment of him. This charge against her is distinctly made in Comte d’Eerrison’s book, “Tho Prince Imperial, Napoleon IV. ” He says: “After his father’s death all persons that had been devoted to the emperor aud the young prince were dismissed. Tho Empress Eugenie ref sed to notice that her son was no longer a child and treated him accordingly. Tho stipend allowed him was ridiculously small, so ho was forced to borrow constantly from his companions. His letters bad to pass through tho mother’s tn.d the governors’ hands before they were delivered with sneering remarks. In short, (he young man was humiliated by his mother and her servants constantly and in every way possi-
ble. ”
(’*i 1 association. We will sell to Hot .'pi’iiig-, Ark.. Nov. IS pi .-ihiI 2(1, with | u !;u n limit. Nov. 30, at half fare.
P. P. IIukstis, Agt.
homi: si iM.ns’ kxci hsion. The Hig Four Mill join wiili westi m ! I’oaiis hi iiiiiiiiug two nioie exeiii’-ions j to wc.-t ami southwest. ,\i limber (ith in- iiill sell to some points in Ai kaiisas, Kan-as, Louisiana, Missoni i,| New Mexico and Texas, at half fare; plus $2.00. Ketm'ii limit 20 days.
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iiotnt* Seekerft f'.xctiiKian to the South November ♦> am! December «, the Motion route will sell tickets at one fare for the round trip to ail points in Kentucky (south of Louisville and Lexington) Tenm ssee,Mississippi,Georgia, Alabama, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia. Al-o to Neiv Orleanr.. Tickets good returning twenty days from dale of sale. Stop overs a .owed south of Ohio river. J. A. Mioiiaki., Agt.
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Secreiary nl State WILLIAM 1*. OWEN Auditor of Slate A ME HUT S f. DAILY Treasurer of State F. J. N 1IOLZ Atlorney (ienel al " M. A. KETt 11AM < Terk i f Supreme < oui't ALKXANDEK II Ess I'cipt. ol 1 unlit- iii-i i neliiit) David m. gletinu State Slali.-i ieiau SIMEON J. I HUM PSON State Geologist VV. S. BLA1C11LEY Siqu-eme Judge—First District JAMES 11. JORDAN Supreme Judge—Fourth District L. J. MONKS
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ply pltdi’s of iron, heated to a white | h heat, to the upper parts of the body, near the moro vital organs. After
short time, to tho utter astonishment of heim. choice fat
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Filin' TWO Ill’U.ETS AT ME.
"After h'm—catch him—don't lot him get away!” shouted Hope, and th- 1 trio made for tho back door, thinking I
would try that direction.
I dodged the third man, who was just coining up, and made for the stairs. I was clear tip before they located me, and while one followed along in tho darkness the other two halted to light, tbeir candles. Hope had not given mo time to put on my shoos, aud this turned out a lm ky circumstance for me. i
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cauterization which his skin necessarily underwent. ” Knew Achilh’M' Weak Point. It was in Boston and nut very long ago, cither, at that. She wasn’t pretty, but she was so absolutely exclusive, and quite the proper thing, that Mr. Wall of New York was not at all surprised when she clasped her hands and said with a far off gaze: “Of all tho heroes of the Trojan war give me Achilles! He was a man to dream of; he was sublime!" “Yes. but ho was not very well heeled at that," said the New Yorker, anxious to say bohhthing to show he knew wi » she was talking about.—New York F -i~l aid, /
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Mrs. Kietb, of Brazil, and Mrs. Ogg, of Greeueastle, who have been visiting friends here for the past few dnj's, returned home yesterday. — Terre Jlnulc Eujjrets.
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