Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 October 1895 — Page 4

THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASILE, INDIANA. FRIDAY OCTOBER IH 1895

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The Beminariuin listened to it paper by Verling Helm last niglit on “Tile Coinage laws of the United States.” Prof. Moos’ recital occurs tins

Cordsijj** Mill liurned.

Champaign. Ills., Got. 18.—The Empire Cordage company’s large twine mill was burned last night. Toss. $100,000: insurance, $:K),000. The tire started 4n the dust null from a hotbox and spread rapidly. The stockholders of the company reside in St. Louis and New

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l intriftMi ..mi . n .i<-i-.< in i ii c ton 0 ur t. Bockkokd, Ills., Oct. 18.—Elder S. A. Holt, for 25 years a Uuiversalist minister in this section, has been arrested charged with unbecoming conduct in several local churches during services. The arrest made a scnrfatiou hen*. He was tiuod heavily and held until inquiry

could be made into his sanity. 1 unit tit* lltMpitAl Coiniiiiiiiiioiier

Rock Island, ills., Oct. 18.—T. s. Silvis of this city, a member of the western Illinois insane hospital commission, recently appointed by Governor

evening at SiOo o'clock in Mcharry Altgeld, has tendered his resignation to

the governor, being unable to serve on

account of ill health.

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hall. This will be the professor’s first appearance in a recital before a DePauw audience and he should be greeted by a large audience. (.prizes seem to be the order of

the day at present.

Wabash continues to boast of what she expects to do to our foot ball team on Saturday. It is well enough to do her talking before the game. The Banner Times has not been hired to talk for the DePauw foot ball team. The team will do

its own talking.

We ought to have a large crowd accompany the team to Crawfordsville tomorrow. Studies for the week will be over and every one that can possibly go should do so. There is nothing that so encourages

j a team as plenty of “rooters.”

Manager Meade should certainly ] get a suit and practice foot ball, j His work on interference such as be did yesterday, is simply grand. But few men within our knowledge are able to form an interference

which will safely take a

the ball down the entire length of

the field.

The foot ball practice of yester j day was the besT practice ever witj nessed here. An exceptionally hard practice game was played of thirtylive minute halves. The work of every man on the team seems to be rapidly improving ti"der the coaching of Mr. Wade The Yale manner of punting is proving itself far superior to the old way and a number of new tricks and plays are giving much strength to the team. At a meeting of the Athletic hoard last night the resignation of Hlias. Landes as a citizen director, was read and accepted. The vacancy was filled by the election of Mr. Lee D. Mathias. Mr. Landes was compelled to resign on account of ill health. We believe there could have been no better man elected to (ill the vacancy than Mr. Mathias. For several years he was connected with the athletic association and at all times lie has shown marked interest in athletic affaiis. Miss May Danielsisat Richmond today attending a Y. W. C. A. con-

vention.

Today was German day in Prof.

Longden’s classes.

The class in Oratory will take up the study of Burke next week. John Hillis and Harry Maxwell will sing tonight at a union meeting of the Y. M. and Y. W C. A. Miss Linebarger, formerly of ( lark university, favored the students of the university with some exeeliert cornet solos at chapel this

NotorioiiM Robber ('aiucht. Washington, Oct. 18.—“Harry” Rnssell, one of tlie notorions postoffice burglars who startled the country by their sensational escape from the Ludlow street jail in New York on July 4, has been arrested in Unices. Belgium. turner Oisnp|>f),rrt. Memphis, Oct. 18.—A. K. Ward, secretary, treasurer and manager of the Memphis Barrel and Heading company, has disappeared, leaving outstanding forged paper to the extent, it is said, of $100,000, of which $117,000 is held in New York, $11,000 in Chicago and various amounts by local banks. Ward left here Tuesday with his wife, ami it is thought he is out of the country by this time. S. C. Tool Ward’s father-in* law, has already taken up $15,000 of tin*

paper.

Into mu Open Switch.

Springfield, Ills., Oct. 18. — The southbound passenger train on the St. Louis, Chicago and St. Paul railroad— Bluff line—ran into an open switch yesterday and collided with a number of freight cars. The engineer, fireman and bridge inspector, who were on the engine, jumped. The engineer, Sidney Long, broke his skull. He was taken to Ht. Louis, where he died Inst night. John Carpenter, who brought a damage suit against t he city of K1 wood for $5,000,

has compromised for $200.

A new gas company has been granted a franchise at Jonesboro. The old company man with has raised its prices of service. Ed Smith of Huntington was yesterday sentenced to two years’ imprisonment for assault noon a voung airl at Wabash.

Ilig Four Excursions. To Terre Haute Oct. 28 and 2!i return limit Nov. 2, $1.05. Terre Huuie Nov. 7 to 0, return limit Nov. 11, aeet. Y. M. C. A.. $1.40. Dayton. Ohio, Oct. 21 and 22. return limit Oet. 25, account Epworth League, $4.50. (ireenshnrg Oet. 2.'1 to 2<1, return 28, account Y. 1’. S. (’. E. $2.(»0. To Terre Haute Nov. 7 ami 0, return .inrit Nov. 11, account Y. M. C. A. $140. Atlanta, Ou., any day, return limit 20 days, $18.00. homksekkers’ exclusion. We will sell excursion tickets to Arizona, Ark., Colo., Wy.. N. M., 1. T., N. W.. la., Kan., La., Minn., Mo., Neb., N. ('., N. Dak.. S. Dak., Texas, Utah, ami Va., Oct. 21 and 22. For particulars see F. P. HiiEsna, Apt.

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Yandalia iuu«* r.x« , »ir»iui»M. To Terre Haute Oet. 28 ami 2!l. return limit Nov. 2. Fare $1.05. Account ImliAna State Baptist volition and Young Peoples’ Union. To Dayton, Ohio, Oct. 21 and 22, return limit Oet. 25, fare $1.50 for roanil trip. Account Epworth League. To Dallas, Texas,Oet. 15, return limit Noy. 10. fare $25 10 for round trip. Account Missionary convention of Christian church. To Indianapolis, Nov. 5th, return limit Nov. 11th. Fare 71.00 for round trip. Account Uhrysunlheinuni Show. To Indianapolis. Nov. 6th and 7th, return limit Nov. 8th. Fare $1.20 for round trip. Account Chrysanthemum .Show. HOME SEEKERS’ EX< t RSION. Oet. 7, 8, 21 and 22 to points ill the south, west, southwest, northwest, fare one lirst class limited fate for the round trip with an addition <•' $2 or $1 “ceording to territory to which tiekit is sold For turthcr particulars see J. rt. Dowling, Agl.

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l^ocal Time (Lard. BIG FOUR. GOING EAST. No. IW* Cincinnati Nigbt Express ... 2:39 a. m No. 21 IndianupollB Aoc'm 8:12 a. ir No. 4 f ImlianapoliH Flyer 12:35 p, in No. H* Mail 4:15 p. ie No. 18 # Knickerbocker 5:21 p. m GOING WEST No. 35* 8t. I. A: Cin. Niglit Ex 12:32 a. ra No. 9* Mail 8:50 a. m No. IT Southwestern Limited 12.35 p. m No 5t Mat toon Aro’m 4:36 p. in No. 3 + Terre Haute Acc'm 7:30 p. in • Daily t Except Sunday. No. Hf'., night express, haulsthroiitfh ears foi Cincinnati, New York and Boston. No. 2 connects with trains for Micbitfan division via I Anderson and for Cincinnati division. No. I ionn“els for Cincinnati. Sprinurtlvld, o., and Wabash, Ind. No, is, •‘Knickerbocker,” hauls 1 thtough sleeper for N. Y. and Boston and for Washington, *>. C., via Cincinnati, C A. < False dining ears. New coaches illuininated with gas on all trains. F. P. Hukstis. Agent.

~flnbuisvun k:wALt.zu,-« Cmc/160 In effect Sunday, May 12, 1895. NORTH HOUND. No 4* Chicago Mall :12 am No tt* ” Express 12:07 p m No 44t l ocal 11:25 a in SOUTH BOUND. No 3* Ixiulsvllle Mall 2:47 a ra No 5* Southern Express 2:17 pm No 43t I>ocal. 1:05 pm • Dally, t Except Sunda,. Pullman sleepers on niglit trains, parlor and dining ears on day trains. Fof complete time cards and full in format lot. in regard to rates through cars, etc., address J. A. Michael, Agent F. J. Uked. G. P. A .Chicago. VAN DALI A LINE. 1 ralimlcitve >ir(‘«‘tirH(«u*, Ir.d. la effect May 19.189.’. POK THK WKRT. No IS Ex. Sun 9:01 n m, for St. Units No 7 I'ally 12:2fi u m, for St. Unlit). No 1 I'ally 12:0.i p m, for st. Uiula. No 21 I'ally 1:9S p m, for St. Iznits. No 5 Daily 9:44 a m, for St. Lou'a. No 3 Ex. Sun 5:29 p m. for Terre Haute KOR THK HAST. No 4 Kr. Sun .... .8:40a in. for indiMianolia No20 Dally l:.tfipm. •• No 8 Daily 3:35pm, “ “ No 18 Ex. Sun 8:17 o ni, ** *• No 12 Dally 2:35am, “ •' Vo h Dally 4:30a in “ No 2 Dally 8:08 p m •* •* I'EOttl A DIVISION Leave Terre Haute. No 75 Ex Sun 7:05 a m. lor tv-orta. No77 ’• “ 3:55 pm. for Hecatur For complete time cant, irlv.nir all tralna amt atatlons, and for full information an to nuea, through cars, etc., addreaa J.S. Dowlino, Airent, W. K Rritnnkk, (.reeneaatle Aut. Gen’l I’aaa. Aitt. st. Ixiuia Mo.

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father was a member of tiie faculty here for over thirty live years.

Tonight’ll Keeital.

The 01T*th recital of the DePauw

a n ( i i favonible time limits, will be sold on

... ft , , , October 22 to points in northern Wis-

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School of Music will be given this goner. T. I’ A.. 7 Jackson place, Intlicvening in Mebarry hull at eight 111 ’l' 01 '*' * n< *

o’clock. Mr. Jean Corrodi Moos! will give a lecture recital with the b

following program :

Honato, Op. 57 Beethoven

AhhuI allegro

Andante con moto

Allegro, ma non treppo’

Gondollerti Liwst Murabnto tilujoao. Op, 42, No. 3 Moh/kownk Masurka, Op.7. No 3. .. Cbopin Mar.iirkH, Op.8B. No. 4 Chopin 1 VhIsu poRthume * hopln Kamennoi Oatrow, Op. 10, No. 22 KohinHtelo

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Monday and 'I'uesday of each week is the date for Nicholson Sous over the | 1’ost Office Gallery. :f-4t. |

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Plants, Bulbs and Cut Flowers —AT— Mrs, M. J. Chaffee’s Greenhouse. .’{05 Blooniiii^toiiStreet.

Today's Isorai Markt-tR.

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For Sale. ; Dwelling house, with eight 'rooms, pantry and cellar; I good cistern. Barn and fruit trees on lot, near the public square. For price and terms call on JAMES F. FEE, Office in Central Bank Building.

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