Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 November 1895 — Page 4

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THE BANNElt TIMES. GREEXCASTLE. INDIANA FRIDAY NOVEMBER 2;) 1895

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Monon Kxcnraiona, For th* the Thanksgiving holidays Nov. 27th and 2kth, tickets will be sold at one and one third fare for the round ! trip for a distance not exceeding one hundred miles. Good returning until i Nov. 2!tth inclusive. Momn Seeker* excursion to southern ^ points Nov. 27, I>ee. 3, 10, 17, very low ! rates. To Atlanta, Ga.. account Cotton : States exposition, Dec. 5th and 10th, $14.25 other dates $18.00 for round trip. Through trains and quickest time on record to Allantp. J. A. Michaki., Agt.

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A FRIEND'S ADVICE.

RiK Four Tlinnkaalvlna. Nov. 27 and 28, the Hig Four will sell tickets to stations within one hundred miles at one and one third fare. Return limit No t. 2Uth. F. P. ITt'KSTIH, Agt.

For Sale.

Dwelling house, with eight rooms, pantry and cellar; good cistern. Barn and fruit trees on lot, near the public square. For price and terms call on JAMES F. FEE,

If you wisli to save 10 to 20 per cent on the dollar tnen buy you."

Dry Goods, Notions, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Tinware, Glassware, Queensware, Woodenware at

The Del'nitw Team Downed by h Ciowfe Seore on Keutueky *Soil. One hundred DePattw rooters went to Louisville yesterday and returned with $350 as their share of the gate money of the game between tiie DePauw and Louisville elevens. Their expenses were about $60, so the local association is handsomely ahead on the contest. Louisville won by a store of 12 to 10. DePauw had a chance to tie the score but failed on a goal kick ; again the first half time was called with the ball within a foot of the Louisville goal. The Courier Journal says: L. A. C. won by an exhibition of dogged tenacity and a brilliany of team play unlike anything it has shown this year. Its men for once played together and gave a fine exhibition of team work, and to this, more than anything else, is yesterday’s victory due. To be sure, the home team was lucky, and the call of time with the ball within one yard of a touch down was enough to take the starch out of a stronger team than DePauw, but outside of this the luck was about even. The strength of both lines was evident after the first few minutes’ play, and both teams resorted to punting tactics, much to the delight of the crowd. While Haines was not as strong a punter as McDonald, he was well protected by his forwards, and made several good gains for his team in this line. Judging from the way the DePauw forwards broke through the L. A. C. line and blocked their punt.’, they showed conclusively that thiy were stronger at places in i lie line than the home boys, and their defensive game was superb: in fact, both teams seemed to have this quality cultivated to a high degree, and often within five or ten yards of either goals the ball was taken from the opposing team on downs. In the second half the L. A. C. line seemed to weaken and their defensive plays grew somewhat ragged, allowing DePauw to score both their touchdowns within ten min utes of each other. As to the individual playing of the two teams, it can be said that Shircman, of DePauw, and Lucas, of L. A. C., carried off the honors. In fact, Shireman is by all odds the best half seen in these parts since the days of Eugene Cook. He has a peculiar method of bucking the line which is very effective, and although no touchdowns are credited to him he was the mainstay of his team. For the visitors, besides Shireman, Hall played brilliantly, as did young Darby, who replaced him in the last half, when he retired on ac count of an injury. Capt. Sandy ran his team well, although his reason for not calling on his full back to punt more could be questioned. Sandy was strong in his position. Kuick at quarter followed the ball like a bulldog and was well in every play. The teams were about evenly matched, and taking the game all in all it was a clean and fair one and one of the most exciting ever seen in this city.

Trisinwre'ukftr CoikVlctsd oY Mnrtler. Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 29.—The jury in the George Washington Davis murder case returned a verdict of guilty of murder iu the second degree. The crime for which Davis has bueu convicted ou his third trial was wrecking the Rock Island passenger train near Lincoln ou the night of August 20, 1894. . Eleveu people were killed. The first attempt to convict him resulted in a mistrial. At the second attempt, after the state had nearly presented its case, Juror Yates was taken temporarily insane and a new venire was ordered and the ease tried again.

Motncycle Con taut »t Chicago. Chicaoc, Nov. 29.—The motocycle contest here yesterday was run through the snow, slush and mud, and that any of the vehicles finished the 54-mile course from Jackson park to Evanston and return is considered wonderful. The Charles E. Duryea gasoline motocycle was the first to finish, making the round trip in 10 hours and 23 minutes. The H. Mueller machine also completed the course, taking the second prize, the other four of the six starters withdrawing after making a creditable showing.

Poured Oil on tho Waters. Victoria, B. C., Nov. 29.—The Northern Pacific steamship Tacoma, which has just arrived from China, had a severe experience in a typhoon off the coast of Japan. Four days after leav-

ing Yokohama the ship encountered a hi

hurricane in which her deckhouse, stores, hospital and lifeboats were swept away by heavy seas. Immense quantities of oil were poured on the water, which saved the vessel from further lamage, although the gale continued jeveral hours.

Fear Hundred Thoasnnd DestituteBoston. Not. 29. — Rer. Jndson Smith, D. D., secretary of the foreign department of the American board of missions, received the following cablegram last night from Constantinople: "Induce red cross society to enter relief

ety

work as In wartime. Urgency extreme for action by organization under inter-

national protection. Foot hundred thousand people destitute. Ordinary

channels of relief closed.’’

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“I wish yon would give me a name for a new brand of butter,” said a dairyman to a customer. •‘Certainly,” answered the customer; “if it is like the last yon sent me, I would suggest 'Samson.'” — Detroit Free Press.

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Hig Four F.xeurHions. To Atlanta, Ga’.. account International exposition, Nov. 25, Dee. t> and iti, $14.25. Dec. 9 and 10 to Alabama, Kentucky, Tennessee, one fare pluss $2.00. Dec. 3 and 17, all points in North Carolina and South Carolina, one fare plus $2.00. As we do not sell to all points in states named it will be necessary for patrons to inquire. F. P. Himcstis, Agt.

(•rent Krduetten In Time to California. Once more the North-Western line lias reduced the time of its trans-conti-nental trains, and the journey from Chicago to California via this popular route is now made in the marvelously short time of three days. Palace draw-ing-room sleeping cars leave Chicago daily, and run through to San Frunciso ami Los Angeles without change, and all meals en route are served in dining cars. Daily Tourist sleeping car service is also maintained by this line between Chicago and San Francisco and Los Angeles, completely equipped iierths in upholstered Tourist sleepers being f urn is ed at a cost of only $0.00 each from Chicago to the Pacific coast. Tlithitgli trains leave Chicago for California at 0:00 p. in. and 10:45 p.m. daily, after arrival of trains of connect- . iug lines from the cast and south. For detailed information concerning ! rates, routes, etc., apply to ticket agents of connecting lines or address A. H. Waggener, T. P. A., 7 Jackson place, Indianapolis, Ind.

Chief Perrymmi Impenched. Eufaula, I. T., Nov. 29.—The long drawn out impeachment proceedings against L. C. Perryman, the retiriug chief of the Creek nation, terminated yesterday at Okmulgee iu his convictiou of maladministration in office. The only penalty is incapacity for holding office. Isparhecher, the newly elected chief, will take his seat December 5, and in the meantime Acting Chief Bullet will continue to act. tfcwfldl

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W14.70 Atlanta and Ueturn. •14.70 Now is your chance to visit the Cotton States and International Exposition at Atlanta, Georgia. On Thursday, December 5th, the I. D. & W. Ry. will run a personally conducted excursion to Atlanta. The excursion will start from Tuscola at 0 :30 a. m. December 5, going via Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Chattanooga, and giving stop-over privileges at each place. The excurion will be accompanied by one who Is thoroughly acquainted witli the rouie and will attend to ail the wants of his passengers. Call on your nearest I. D. & W. ticket agent or address Moore and Allison managers Roaclidale, Indiana. John 8. Lazarus. G. P. A.

Foot Kail Excursion The Monon Route will run special train to Louisville Thursday, Nov. 28, account DePauw vs. Louisville Athletic foot ball g nne. Train leaves Greencastle at 7 :45 a. m. Fare for round trip $2.5(1. J. A. Miciiakl, Agt.

Vamlahn Hates. The Vamlalia will K* ve Tliankifciving rates of one and a third fare to all points on the line. Tickets will be on sale 27th and 28th, good returning on any train of the 29th.

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