Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 November 1896 — Page 2

THK DAILY BAXNKU TIMES, GREE.Vt ASTLK, INDIANA.

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Oisiiaiy Pioiiis m Paiais.

On Monday, Nov. <>, in the room opposite the Amer can Express office, I will begin handling cut Howers for funerals and weddings, etc. My flowers will be of the finest and best. Rush orders promptly filled.

INSTANTLY KILLED.

Con-

Harry Bugh, a Big Four

doctor at Oakalla.

Harry Bugh, a freight conductor

on the Big Four, was killed about . r . . . . , .. out the campaign. 1 he result of

midnight last night at Oakalla.

To tli** wf l*utiiaiii. To the Kepublioan* of Tutnaiu

County:

I witnt to tlrinh you for tile very FriemD

>'enerou8 eupport the county com mittee receivcil from you through

W C- T- U. NOTES-

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Hugh was on top of the train which was running at a rapid rate thiough the darkness to the westward.

the election is entitled to be compared with the result in lSb2. Then, the vote stood democrats tiTbl, republicans 228'.*. prohibi-

ihe train broke in two and Pugh, ‘ ‘ 1 , tionists Kilt, peoples party l‘.K>. not knowing the same «tPOO»».l ..It iii

Now that eler !ion is over, wi

it may be po--ib!e to rlniik of o.metliing beside polif?c-. -o it may not be out of plnee to a report of our state Woman'* < Christian I’emiierame I'nion r inventioii. t-id in I.egaiisporf. Oct. 211 to 28. for We N tieve it will Isof intere*t 'o all white riW»>n »ympHtlii/eis. There were seine 280 delegates

fat;c.» 1 Of ili hr :!: '. , d. spondeni y ;v?i,i ,| .. K|i , •

ghes vva; co the sunshine ot hiippi:io*s u-Tid lii'alth. upon t ii.i,,., Hood' safs^iarilla. heeaiisr a jri v ,d

1896 NOVEMBER. Su. Mu. Tu. Wo. Th. Fr.

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DAILY BANN EH TIMES

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All co:n:!iuiilcationM should be siirued with the name ot the writer; not ueee8«aril> lor piltdlcCion, but iis • vidence ol goo l fatb. tj-jn!, Aiion-ytnous ev.**«uiuleation8 can not be no-

icod - issue ia succeeding campaigns.

that some of the counties in

district did the congressional result would have been different. The republicans of Putnam | lit up a gallant light. Their thorough organization held their vote together and increase;! it, and all the democrats have, on the other side, to bhow for their ‘ increased majority” as they call it. is the popuI lists vote added to theirs, together with prohibition votes. The republicans received the aid oi a numher of enthusiastic outspoken sound money democrats whose work was openly done in a manly way. On the other hand the democrats received the secret aid of a greater number of free silver republicans. The Putnam republicans are in good shape and have given the people of the county the

matters that will be tin

same stepped olf

the end of one of the ears, tailing to the ground. The second sm tion of the train which was close upon the first, passed ovr Hugh's hotly, killing him !n*tnntiy. The ears : passed over lus left arm and breast.

the

j present. A> an organilUTioii we have near .’Mki union*, am! .T. Sin memlier- in

, the state.

The pa-t year, according to the re- ! port of our mo-t ellicieiit eone*pmiili'ig | secretary. Mr*. Mary K. i:',ih li; we I have organize'! .hi* year T ; unions;

above ligures that the prohibition- eounHe-, ;2; held ma-

In 189(5 the vote stands: Popoeratie 51218, republicans •J(i22, prohibitionists for both wings of the party 50, gold democrats 18, social ist labor 1, You will see from tic*

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SPECIAL NOTICE. We publish, and are triad b tret the same when l he. are news free brief nottee* of deatli*. births and marriages, tint we elmnre for extended ecemints of marrtaifes, oldtiiaile*. iouae and soelet> resolutions and cards of thanks, and will publish none such unless a. nient. or s it i 1 factory arrmurement t tiereor, is made tn a •• i i ce.

of this campaign. One of the papers uses a half-column of headlines which begins with “Glorious Victory” and the other used about as much space opening with “Glory Sufficient for One Day.” Neither of these papers gives the populists of the county one grain of credit. They ignore them entirely and brazenly claim the entire vote as a “Democratic Victory.” This leads up to the question of, what has becum; of the Putnam populist party V The populists went into the fight in Putnam county for a principle. They were for free silyer and Wm. •J. Hryan for president. The stiver democrats went oyer to the populists and end arsed their presidential candidate, (after the democrats had nominated a county ticket.) The populists were cajoled, and swallowed the luring bait. They readily fused. The result is the deinoeratic party in Putnam has all the otticcs and the populists have space. 'True, Stockwell and Kidputh were given a trial

is's cast 115! fewer votes in ’9(5 than lecture*. p>s|ieJ temper.-nuti- nierfn .12. Just how they were divided 1 'ng'. Ti:!: sign, r* to the |i!*->lge ! .>’xi:

| among the parties 1 do not know. | Second, there is m> people’s party) vote. We had therefore on the;

Tiie train was No. .'>7. Hugh's body was brought to this city where it was prepared for burial this morning and it sent to Indianapolis today. ('oroner Kleinbub

will investigate the death. n.d

, . , ‘ . t , , tf> overcome the democratic nlu

dead mail s watch stopped at 1 :J0 .

. . . . rah tv in 92 of Hi.'i plus the 193

winch was probably near the hour

, . , " people’s party vote plus a tew Pil-

ot the accident. ; ver republicans and such number

rencwcil life and through nerve -treu and energy In id y. Heat I “IliKtl'aSar helped me

.-haitged sickness to health, gloom : . *u n . > atrine. No pen can describe wli e | s U f. | fcrnl. I was deathly sick, had su ii.ad.! aches every few days and t h> sc t rrihlci tirei’i, dcsponitent feeliogs, with In-art. troubles so that l could lot go up nmj '

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coiiver.-ions,6L: count' convention*, 2>; schools of methods. 11: etc. t '* M .*n I could give reports iti lull, I itm -U" - j you would he eouviined the Woimln -

ngressiotinl tickets ! rhristian Teinjts i .on •• t nion i* ia*iflier

Mr. Hugh was a married man aged about thirty-seven years and leaves a widow and three children. His home was at Urightwood where his body will be taken. Hugh was insured in the Railway Men's asso ,

, , iSunMiu to have been organized lor

ciation, also the Knights ot rythias.

. „ . ‘ ,, good (now obliterated — 1 1 r - 1 -

>. (>. liley, yard master ;it Mat- | _, ,

toon, was here today to take charge

of prohibitionists as max have voted for Hryan and Mr. Ridpath. The result ibis year in Putnam teaches a few remarKable lessons. For instance: The people's party pre-

of remains of Hugh, they having been in charge of Undertaker Hlack. Huy a \ declares in hi* letter that populism “has not been vanquished, but simply overcone.” In Putnam tiie populists have been both van-

and left by

the skill of the democratic leadership here) met in county conven-

dt ad nor dj ing. T iie Fit -t Preshy teniiin ehurch. the l:»e*t m the city, vas opened t<* u>: and we recei'ed west coulee ai -eting irom oenr'y, it not dl ol ii ir pastor* to l.tic'tj.x-i*>rl. also, the i-s-m i'or. and mlier*. 'Ilte people evinced great trterest tu oursessioits' | by then' iittemlance, e.-yevially in tV.<■ j

evenings.

All (itiurches asked <)*-li-g:i!» * of the convention to ««rvupy lhe pulpit* hot f < morning anti evening, Sabbiith. •Vc hope to li.'ivf-sliis di-*'OUr*c repeated in onrown city, .some week tlay evening when ..II the chit rein-* can he privileged to-hear it ; ul*o tho—- ont-tde. wno

down stairs willuml elasp'imr my luui 11 over iny heart hik! resting, in Let, {| woni.I utmost take my breath uway. 1 *u!fered so I did not care to live jvt 1 hg,l jitu-ji) to five lor. There is no pleasure in fife if deprived of iKnlth. for ti'* hee unfs a burden. llo«»i's Sarsatiarilla dm* far mure than arlvcrtised. After tftkitn,'onr hot Me, it is sufficient to nvi-rn t--r| h elf. Mas. E. Smith, Bel it, lows

P f oos

Sarsapariiia

Yncr BIoimI }*MrifW*r. All (IriiL r * J‘i i :'.irp<l only Icy i I A (’o.. Low* ii. M iss. |w*v f liver ills, r, ms ilOOC^ i^IllS lit-s-s. Iie;i<l;t» he. ills.

tiim and condemned in atrongeat I are intawwted in tbc tmotey quration" , teriiis the misnmnageroent of eoun-j Among oilier good thMig- onr presity aiiairs. Two year; later as an dent. Mr*. L. K. Beck, of BUtotuington. organization that party votes to 8 »'d. wn* Some expect >t* to kill out sustain the thing so condemned I th “ li,ll '" r ,rn,i; '‘ in 20A *'"'"I

and after the mismanagement had

juished and overcome. Then have been partially exposed by as honbeen unfairly invited by democracy, est and able men as we have in the

I county.

\\\ have tiie rcmarkuble

Tut McKinley plurality in In dituia is 18,9*50. The greatest vic-

tory ever won in Indiana.

Second

fact that hundreds of honest demo crats voted for a man lor the hon-

I*r«8bytt*riaii ( liui'vli.

Preaching lO:30: “How tmieh Indiana whom the Ihmocrat and owest tliou r Luke, wi: 5; 2 p. m Star-Prrsst four years ago accused, Sunday school; (5 p. m. \. P S. ( . as pe himself stated, of almost K; 7 p. m. preaching, “Wherefore ,. verv crime against the law. es-

| tin* linttor t rati'. • in 20 year

j might we expect the church to crush 1 out sin in 2!) centuries. “The women i)f this laud have been called to tlii'| ; work by God. as the crusades proved. | ! God test* lirst our spirit am) it> worth. lie is now te-ting our bcslies ami if we ' ' stand the test we -hall attend in a bodv I the funeral of t. e liquor tratlie.” Further, she says : We favor a prohih-

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Send news to Telephone 95.

Wr shall tit least have a rest front percupita, propaganda and boy oiatory. Thanks.

hath the Lord smitten us today?” Sam. iv: t. Oa Monday evening Rev. Samuel S. Cryor, D. D., oi Albert Lea, Minn., will begin spe eial preaching services and continue each evening during the

week.

Itelle l uion IturKlnrH. Burglars entered the general store of Cohn Brothers at Belle Union last night. They pried open the front door. Investigation this morning showed that they piled a lot of clothing on the floor and perhaps, took some. They took one revolver. The Banm it Times was informed of the loss early this morning by telephone message from Belle Union. No Hue to the rob

Iters.

l.ociiHt M, !•;. Cliuruli. All the regular services of Locust street M. Iv church will be

pecially of the law of taxation; and the former saiil that his barn which ‘ was insured for a large amount mysteriously took lire and he received from the insurance

company $5500.”

The sound money democrats helped us substantially or the popo-

o ruble position of state senator for! itory tux on cigarettes, but not a li-

cense, any more than we favor licensing

any evil.

Reports from the various department* indicated that more literature had l>e*'!t j distributed than in other years. Mr.-.! Fulton, .-aponiitemlent State Fnlreol-j litge, handed out more than 20,000 leaflets and papers. Awful revelations were made in regard to the way in whicit some of our countv fairs were conducted; so immoral, the women felt they must “boycott” the same; how-

One hundred page book descriptive of resources and capabilities o( the soil contiguous to the tine ol

Die LOUISVIELK & NASHVILLE RAILROAD

e\er, seme encouraging experiencesi in Ketltucky TellneKsee A i at) «u>a Southern were given, which decided the Women, Mississippi and West Florida by counties Write bencafonth, they would begin 1 (“ i 1 c P atmore, Gen’l Pass. Agt., Louisville. Ky.

work ono year ia ndvanoe, ami help to

lor a goal, but their defeat again held tomorrow. The Ihst of four

sermons “Kindred Themes” will be delivered at IU:30 a. m. Young people are especially invited to the League service and Sunday school.

All will he made welcome.

bears out the Banner Time* state ment—that the democrats had taken the sure o til cos and in the combine given the populists the

uncertain ones.

The democratic papers now for-!

get all about Hryan. Ihey throw Take Laxative Bi.fiio Quinine labup their hats, shout themselves) let*. Ail druggists refuml the money hoarse and dance in their glee at, d u i bl* to cure. 2f>c. Ibstlt carrying Putnam count}-, while the r <. .lottiy

eiir* It i The republicans of

Excursions

TO POINTS SOUTH

On the first and third Tuesday of each month

crutic majority would have been all

the figures show it possible for it j drive iru'these gambling places and to have been. To their bravery other worse haunts. Dr. Mary Wood and honesty we owe much and in ■ 'belt. Ann Arbor, Mich., gave one of their conduct lies our hope for the ! ,,, * r ta,ks Mon,l “- v 2::, ° I 1 ' m '

, . ‘ j I “.^llvor-^rev’ ineual contest,” all

future tn tins county. Democrats j 0VtM . - 0 yt!ars ot Wtts a rare treitt .

say our exposure ol county affairs at i ,; ie s lW eessful contestant being Mr*. ; * t ' ,bHUt hair rates, and <mc*way tickets two weeks betore the election was a Maty Lcrwiu. of Vernon. A gold For information, cou.ay Map Folder* etc.

political trick at a late day for a 'uetlal contest was held at the same time iddress,

purpose. I beg to suggest that the 11 * vo,,, '» nmn w,,s t " , • wi " n «‘' ' T ”"'- J - K - N. W. P« s . Agent. Chle.go, 111.

, . . . . dav afUrnoon our National “Loyal people now have two years in which ... . • .,

11 J j le nperaiice Legion, organizer gave to find out if the statements made ,| S a most stilting address. She said by Messrs. Hays, Corwin and Moore I "The L. L. L. was as necessary to our art* not true. The activity of n 1 " • * • I -l . a* the Sumlay school to the

few ex-county ollicials ought

ehurch, we were shirking ;*. great re- , ,, I sponsihilitv if we did no-carry on this convince a teasonablc man that all | W(il k .*

is not well in the court house. I shall as soon as convenient call the

St. Nicholas For Yoons Folks* t ondneted In Mary M;qii'* Dodge.

to work and

study th<

count}. 1

Gen. Grant on elector* Grant received 2i's(i and *0

Major McKinley.

tloes

Ma.iok McKiNt.En received the largest popular vote cv r cast for

pn sldent ot the l nited States and populists or the populistic candi J 'p|,e republicans of Greencastlc ! m!lkc no <l,jn ''t i have made mis has tied the seem.: term vot * lor j d ftte for p rea jdent isn’t given a nitd I’ittnam county will jollify on I takeH - They are in the past now.

Uen -|crumh of comfort from Putnam Wednesday night, Nov. 11. Let

Populists were ton! ever} body turnout.

blind to see this wreck of their By Order of Committee. ! in Putnam county by an array of

ue. abler, more competent

help Save Heal KataM Trnnufer..

,, , , , . I John J. Osborn to L, llntchins,

i tilnam to democracy and now in , , . , , .,

J | land i*t Jackson tp., |1.150.

the midst of tlicir ruin they will K |len McKenney to I. X. have room for reflection. They j land in orceitcastli! tp., »100. the populists made their gam po8-| win regret u when the t to 1

sible. There is no democratic' gain, hut in fact, a loss. The gain is in combined popocracy. Democ-

The Itig demonstration of the eonj volition was presidents night . The

precincts in convention for the pur-j bow president Mrs. L. F. McWhirtei , pose of selecting members of the;* 111 '' “f Hie meet.ng :tnii ae-,

quitted herself adinirahly. As the 300:

county committee lor 1898. I be , . ,

I delegates tiled into the eh-ureh with

precincts will he to blame il their j , 1MI | i| ; ,gs uymg ; di sang most committeemen are not t tlicieut. i j lustily “All Around the World tie believe my successor ought to have j Rihbon-VVhite is Twined ” Following as much time as possible in which tl,e Mome llne ^‘•Desses wete

j party at the time it was being

Tin local democratic papers! .. . . , ... ,

1 1 comphshed but they did speak loudly of the “gain in thej democratic majority of Putnam.’’ They utterly ignore the fact that

< '• rune*.

< Htitrrli in Mi** llcml

organize for the next battle and they will have to build anew. Any d>i' ''H.' party that combines with the court

given One of the most |>loasirigevents wa* t he present ition, on behalf of the convention of a gold watch nnti souvenir spoon and some silver as well, to the

I do know however, that the issues retiring president: wlik-li was done in of no campaign were ever presented ‘ ve '- v K ri "’ ,!f, 'l " *''“'.ner by onrin-

eonting president.

We believe every delegate retired to her work with a new zeal and inspiration, and that if i*)*sil)le—better work will be done the coming year for God, Home and Humanity. XX.

or more pn-

tnotic spe’iikeis. ()n Itehalf of the coinmittee 1 thank you again.

Sincerely,

< HAUI E* H. < \-e.

,ai ' ■' *' a! ' t "' , * M house crowd of Putnam in order

that the crowd may present

Is a dangerous dts-ase. It may lead The farmer th u would sow a quart of to consumption. Catairh j* . wheat to the acre might as well expect eatt-ed by impure blond, and the true . ^ I> 1 ' , ‘ :l l l )l h'2 crop a* the inercnant that I way to eute it i-hv | urtfying tiie blood. 1 ust '® a *mall -pace in the newspapers I Hood - -' .Sar aparilla ettres eatarrh he- *'** wares. .So" liberally il ! cause it removes the cause of it by pi.ri- •' otl would harvest a large ctop. f.

Mu. Paris carried Parke county by six, Hendricks by 988, Morgan by 222, and giving him the same as McKinley in Vermillion 328Dr Ridpath in Clay had 722. and

in Putnam he had (507.

saparilla.

Hood's Pills are purely vegetable and do not purge, pain or gripe. All druggists. 25e.

The splendid fight put up by the ! opening of the books will always D mg the blood. Thousands testify that . Putnam republicans was one of tiie'get the worst end of the hargaiu. Htey have been ettred l>\ Mood * St.r-

Itrgest factors in the result of the congressional race in this district. The republicans of Putnam succeeded in ' tting 329 more republican votes into the ballot boxes in Putnam county for congress than in 1892 and 147 more than in 1894 when democracy had but 127 plu rality in the county on congress. If Putnam had this year showed tiie slump in its republican vote

VV«* Will Trade,

The Banner Times will accept wood, apples, potatoes, or such

. 7 , — .. seasonable products that any may

lx eveiy lusion the populists . . , . . j j , r , desire to bring in on subscription.

were turned down in tavor of de- J mocracy. The populists can now

reflect on the outcome.

Chio'ig” (irstln nud ProviiMona. Wlll-.AI Dei *ip<*ui*d ;.">V . cIosihI rS; s c. May iqit-iicil T'Jytjo, closed HSJic. Corn Di*<'. opened ^5c. closed 25},c May opened 2* ve. closed 2H l s e. 11a i* Dec opsned is close<l ui'.^e. May opened 22c, closed 22 t c. l-ORK—Oct. opened $- . closed t . Jan. opened t? SO, closed Lard—Oct. opened $— -, closed $ . Jan. opened $4.22, closeil $4 JO. Kilts—Oct. opened $- . closed $ . Jan. opened closed (H.ST. Closma cash markets: Wheat 'fijic, corn 2i%c, oats I8%c, pork $0.96, lard $4.05. rifts $a.tl5.

1 oOay*9 i.orai norkets. tFuniislieil the Daii.v Banner Times daily bv R. W. Alien, manager of Arthui Jordan’s poultry house.j Hen* 5 Springs, choice 5}$ SprillKH.StUK . . 1)4 •Jocks. 2', Turkey hens t Turkey, old toms n TorV-vs, younir 1" |ids.nnu over cholee fat tl 1 ; Tnrkev s, vounir. * to in d»In n tioese, f. t .over 4 Docks $ Ewrtr*. fresh subject totianddiiK Wi Blitter, jrood &

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