Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 October 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. TUESDAY OCTOBER 22 189ft
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E. W. WHITE'S Merchant Tailor Shop. BEST LINE IN THE CITY AT LOWEST PRICES OVER JONES' DRUG STORE OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE. Cleaning and Repairing a Spec ialty.
ican millers, in order to snip to (’ulm, first ship tlieir Hour to Canada and pay 25 cents a barrel duty to that government. It is then reshipped to Cuba. This is a good
; thing for Canada, but works a | hardship to the Ameriean miller, j Under our reeiproeiy treaty with
Cuba we had a good maiket with that and other countries for our j Hour. Now we must give our Eng
jlish cousins a slice or keep our
| Hour at home. Cleveland’s admin istration “seems to he English you [know” all the way through.
Putnam county apples are selling !at 25 cents picked and delivered to
WASHINGTON LETTER the applicant .min the ml,t. and mat-
j ters were not improved when Mr. StevI eiisnn refused to ride rough shod over
THE LATEST POLITICAL GOSSIP the rules and eustonis of the Senate, at FROM THE CAPITAL. Mr. Cleveland’s command, when the extra session was considering the silver tuterrstliiK I>oli»K« of l*,iblir .tlen, and a l'|"',l hill. DUli of spice Here and There as Seen 1 Co1 ' • ,o1 "' ' Io » b y- " f Virginia, Who H» Our Special Correspondent- No.es, ] " aS 0,16 of ,1h ‘ rt| , ‘ Pfoniinent ex-Cnll-ineidents, Etc. federates to beeome a iepul»liean, is in
I Washington again after a long absence. I lie was appointed a l\ S. Consul to
W ashinoton. Get. 20, 1893, jdiiniby President Grant and retained I tie lleputiHean N’ational committee | the position for many years. Although will shortly decide the time and place j no t aiming man his talk indicates that for holding the next national eonven-i h e has half a mind to go into Virginia tion. ( hairman Carter, who was in polities. He said of national polities:
Washington today, says lie has asked the opinion of every member of the committee by letter, and has within the last few days had personal confer-
GEO. E. BLAKE, Gkeencastle, In’D,, General Insuranee, Real Estate And Loan
“The next campaign will show some remarkable changes in the political sentiment of the ditlerent sections, and if the republicans would give the second
the railway depots. It has been | ences with a number of them. It is an place on their ticket to an ex-Confeder-many it year since we have had inviolable rule that theeommittee meet- a te they make some inroads into the such a blessing as the present ap i "" "' l ' ic ' 1 ' the tia,! and p’.aee | souUl that would be surprising. I • mr the convention must he held six ; should like to see Gen. James \. pie crop, and our people are taking montll< pr( . violIS t( , the date upon which Walk.-r, of Virg nominated for advantage of it. The average the convention meets. There is a Uilf-j Vice-President, and I believe if it were man’s cellar is filled with choice erence of opinion, both in and out of done, the republicans would carry fruit and the dread of winter U J the committee, as to whether ibo eon-; Virginia and several other southern half overcome by the delightful ’‘h”"' 1 ' ^r\y as May or |, t!l t,*.'’ Col. Moshy expressed the he- , . . ... whether it should he held after the dein- ]i ( .f that Gen. Walker would succeed prospect of having some good juicy ouratio convention. In other words, j , llt e Gen. Mahone as leader of the
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THOUGHT SHE SAW HIM.
Mrs. Jessie Wilson Caught a Glimpse of
Thomas WHmhi this Morning.
Mrs. Jessie Wilson, the English lady who whs deserted b}' her bus band Thonms Wilson, thought site saw him this morning. She was looking out of a window in \V. F. Kerr’s residence where she is stopping temporarily and is positive she saw her husband pass along Franklin street. Heeaine from the east, jiassing in front of the Bannek Times otlice, going to the west. She pointed him out to Mrs. Kerr and the ladies both saw the fellow. Word was immediately sent to Mr. Kerr and he in turn notified the police but no one seems to be able to say they saw a man of that description. Diligent search was made for him as far as the north depot but no trace was found. The fellow was dressed as lie was described by Mrs. Wilson in her story of their arrival in the city. Wilson had on a dark coat and
light pants.
There is a large family of Wilsons living west of the city near Cardonia and since the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson in Greeneastle it is said that a Thomas Wilson aged about twenty-three years, left that neighborhood about five years ago, since which time he lias been missing. This would make his present age about twenty.-nine. It
the same
Wilson who has now returned. If he is lie will no doubt soon he caught and requested to explain
his strange actions.
whether the presidential campaign j Virginia repub’ieans. shall he a long or a short one The de-1 The Gorman ru g has succeeded in vision lies entirely with the National raising a corruption fund for beyon I committee, although the action of it* jt s expectations in amount, and its members will, of course, he largely In- , members are now boasting of their Hlienee,I by r the opinion of other lead- nldli'y to buy enough votes to carry ing republicans. Should a majority of. Maryland next moiuh. Accor,ling to the committee indicate their preference ! „ published report, one Baltimore demfor holding the convention in May. the i oorat openly said: “We have now committee meeting will have to tie held money enough to buy up the whole resoinetune next mo.itli, .'publican party in Maryland and we Senator Cullom of Illinois was so hip going to win.” The republican inuvli interested in tb Waller case that leaders of the state are w ide awake, he vnuie to Washington with tile Chi- j They know the Gorman ring has plenty vag > colored lawver who brought a pe-1 of money, and that prominent colored tition signed by leading citizens of tnat i republicans have been corruptly apciry, asking Mr. Cleveland to secure the ! uroiiehed, and they are determined
It se, ms that Mr. Sherman did a remarkable job of reeoliec ing. The Corbett-Fitzsimmons fight will not come of!' at Springs. It is likely they will not light in this country'.
DninnKe Suit at Itra/.U,
Ur,17.11 Times.
There lias been bad blood be tween the families of Ollier McCullough and John A. Fulk, of the southern part of the county for some time. Recently McCullough had a horse to die. He had the animal’s stomach analyzed and claims to have found Rough on Rats. The night the horse died his dog barked and he saw two men quickly mount tlieir horses and ride away. One of the animals cut its foot and lie claims to have tracked the animal by the bloody | trail to Folk’s stable and found a horse with an injured hoof there. An expression was c redited to Fulk,
liberation of Kx-Consiil Waller, now unjustly contined in a French prison Mr. Cullom escorted the lawyer to the While House ami introduced him to Mr. Cleveland, who referred them to Secretary Olncy. who, he said, was conducting the diplomatic negotiations. Mrs. Waller, wife of the imprisoned Ex-Consul, and her children, arrived in Washington today and wil remain until she finds out whether the admiiiistrati ni realiy intend- to do anything for her husband. She speaks impefulh ; she is afl-ii,* to speak it) any other Way, less it might make the u,l-
either to stop the bribery or to send some of the bribed and bribers to prison, if it, can be done, and they are satisfied that it can.
SI ill ('rowing over vliat “ Victory." The (thwfonlsville Jounmi re prints live of the Bannek Times articles printed before the late foot ball game and heads them “Some tiling to lie Swallowed.” Speaking of the game it said: “The result of the foot bail game bet ween Wabash
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and DeTuuwen Philistine field last
ministration-till slower, but what she | Saturduy was in the nature of a
think- is another matter.
The report that the president and vice president are not on speaking terms, which was started during the last, session of congress, was revived when the aiinoimceinetit was made that Mr. Steven-son, who had l„'en in Atlanta during the exposition since the middle of last week, would start for Ids Illinois home today, at about the same time that Mr. Cleveland and his cabinet left Washington for Atlanta. .Wh-ther Hie two olthdals are on speaking terms is more than 1 can possibly say—the\ probably are when they can’t help thein-elv s—b".t t. us is not the first, time, by seveial, that Mr. Steven son lias by Ids actions made it plain that he did not wish to meet Mr. Cleveland in public, inid it is perfectly well known in Washington that neither >f the men likes the other, tin,I that no nan in public life has had l, s- iulluem e with lids adlididsttation that Mr. Stevnson. It has always been understood ;hat ibis ipiestion of intineiice w»s at the h ,t.tom of the trouble between the women. Marly in the admit,i'tration Mr. St,‘Veils,m was, it is said, given to inders'aud that li - recomin uidation ,f my man for ofilce wa- sulli' ient to keep
J. J. WEIDA has just opened a new stock of i Groceriesi
In his old room in the Allen block, one door east of Adams E.ipress office and solicits the patronage of his old friends and customers.
The telephone nonsense should be wound up tonight at council
meeting. There Jihk been enough j his having done something delay in ihis matter. '1 he people that cost some one a horse. McCulwho have paid their good money | lough had Fulk arrested on the for service and are not getting the | ( .| tar ge of killing his horse. The same are tired. There should be ^ ( . !lBe came b ifore the justice of no referring the matter to a coin-j p ea c e ; was dismissed. Fulk now mittee. It should he definitely j |) as McCullough arrested for malicsettled on, w ay <ir another as the j j OUB prosecution and asks damages, council has hud plenty of time to i pbe case is on trial in the circuit find out that there is something de- (, 0 urt today. Wiltee and Curt s cidedly wrong about the whole | ai . e f or Fulk and Albert Payne and business Coffey for McCullough. H. C. t ME til CAS MILLERH ZvD ! Lewi8 » of G, ' eenea8tle , ' 8 M,istin S
1‘liot JTY. j lu tl,e defense. The effect of the repeal of the reciprocity treaty between the United States and Cuba lias been very' hard on the millers of the United States. Under the present
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laws of Cuba the duty on fiour is]pure, rich and foil of vitality, the appeeo high that it makes American tile good and digestion vigorous, with
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'surprise to the DePanw contingent who came up, as they supposed, to a barbecue and w ho, after gat her ing on the picnic grounds, had the woods burned over them, themselves becoming the roast meat for those whom they fame to devour. The berthboned “rooters” had money enough to burn a wet dog and most graciously did they contribute To ward the liquidation of the board hills of the indigent and meek eyed Wabash youths, who smiled not us they covered the coin of old De I*auw. RePauw was liberal and posted even money that her fire fed youths would double the score made by Wabash. The men with money were particularly gay and kittenish before time was cubed, but long before the first half was over they strangely resembled the lad who swallowed moth halls under the impression that they were candy
marbles.
Wabash played a hard and snap py game and the “yellow neck” which was wont to crop out last year never once manifested itself. If Wabash continues to improve as she has done,she will have in a few weeks a far better team than she lias ever had. DePauw played an ugly game and slugged entirely too much, in juring quite a number of the Wu bash players. DePauw’s game, however, while vicious, is not a winning one. „ Following is a syn opsis of the game
AND FIT WELL* Are to be had at AHen Bpoth&rs. Try it pair amt you will never regret it
Grapt* SvchCh and AppeiMticitiH. Phila LMphia Fnqmrvr. Some years a belief became wide-spread throughout the country that grape seeds were the cause of appendicitis. Many persons Itecaine afraid to eat grapes. Others diligent y crushed the pulp of t.Si fruit and rejected the seed, ti put: cess at once slow and troublesome, and one which let loose the acids of the berry and destroyed the de
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was irresistible that appendicitis j was due to nattye inflammation.
Today’s Local Mark<btg« [Fun ishcl the Daily Bannek i.mks dailvby U.W. Allen, manager of Arthui •Iordan’s uoultry house.’ Huns •.. 5 Springs, large U SurtnicH. small •• ( MfSK, Turkey hens. 1 u rkey. young toms a Tin krys, young cholcH* fat 7 Gcm'M*. f. f. ovrr 4 Ducks fi Rggh fresh subject to handling H * Biittur, good .'ijtf
In a paper read before the Vir ginia Medical Association, Dr. limiter McGuire, a celebrated surgeon of that State, said that in all the operations he had performed for appendicitis lie had never seen a single grape, tomato or cherry seed, and he added that he was glad to make the statement, since it might tend to allay the fears of the public as to the supposed dangers arising from eating these fruits. As the grape season is now at hand. Dr. McGuire’s nssurance that grape seeds are not the cause of appendicitis is timely, and the con sumption of this wholesome and delicious fruit will doubtless be in creased in consequence of it. The grape growers owe Dr. McGuire a basket of wine. Kvarif. ’*e Derision*. At Evansville lust week two
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