Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 15 March 1880 — Page 1

Qltoettiemg Bates.

D*lijr Nem itrertWif Kates. The nut b«low UT on UTE b**U of A 11M of nonpareil type, of which 13 line# occupy the «p»ce of one inch. So i^rertlieotat received for ItM thin GO cents, except under the cluslicstioa heading* meotioned.

DAILT BATSS rxR LRTS, Mtttrrm oa ISM. Ono day,.. Pi-re cenU Three to fix dart Three ceuta Thirteen to tt day*. Two cents er The adrertiaer can change hit adrertlae* ment daily at these rates, bnt no redaction will be made if he does not so change. %ST Advertisements under the bead of For Sale." "For Rent," ''Wanted,** '*Loet," and

Found," OM eent per word each day. 0T Advertisement* for situations and help wanted, not eseeedhig 80 words, printed #!thoatcharge. 0T "Local notice*," or advertisements set in brerler type and printed after reading matter, one eent per word each day No advertisement inserted as editorial or news matter.

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Tent each word, and tiie advertl*ement will rarely fall to attract the attention of penton* who may have whatever is wanted, and from a large ntrmber of replien the advertiaer la enabled to make the mo*t favorable selection#. Hltuationn wanted and "Help wanted," not exceeding SO word*. printed withoat charge.

IIf ANTED—A place an child's nurw«, by a girl 14 year* of age, Bnqnfre at 1227 South Second.

WAITED

(loodrlrl, at No. 310 North Twelfth

street,

ANTED- Two girl* to work at tailoring. Apply at 038 Main street. d3

W WANTED-

A good, reliable man who I* capa

ble of gathering local matter for the Hl»tory of Vigo and Parke counties, ran secure a good Mltiiatlon with Meiwr* H. II. Hill A Oo., by addreMIng or calling on O. O. l.ONGYKAK, at th« National Hon**, thi* city.

\I/ANTED If yott want good nqnare goods and TT at bottom price*, go to the Vigo Woolen Mill*, corner Tenth and Main, U. R. JliKKKKS. proprietor. JW II7 ANTS

I)—To rent a small plans of 8 loft acres,

it near city limits. Address Bo* No. 46, Dally New* office.

WANTED—Aa

middle-aged man Is denlrous of

obtaining uoititloii a* bookkeeper will w«rk for reasonable wages. Aildre*» S. A. S., Hox&i, Dally N'ewn office, city.

VI ANTED—You to send order by pouts I card. or through a Dally New* Message Box, for the DAILY NKWM. 10 cents per week, delivered proinpUy by carrier.

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OST The undersigned lost tills morning. Hair Leather Book (a Route Book" on DAII.T Naws), supposed have been lost between Farrlnglon anil Main. Leave at DAII.T NKWS office, anil receive reward. L. 11. li HEW ST Kit.

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-A neat, bright looking dally newspaiier In Terre Haute- The DAILY NEWS, 10 cents per week single copy, 8 oentw.

ifor Reui.

tar Terre Haute is too largo a city for landlord* to depend on placards, which attract tlu« attention of only »uch person* a* necessarily pan* the premiites, while a tun II advertisement Inserted in the l)Att.r NKWS will reach dally everybody likely to want rooms or houM**, promptly secure tenant, and *ave the loss ari*lng from property standing Idle. One Ont a word.

1710 KKNT -ypace under this head in the J?

DAILY NK\\ H, at one ceut per word.

jror Sale.

%gT I'wjer thts head, for One Cent per word, persons way offer whatever they may havo for sale, and he sure of reaching more purchasers every day than could be done in a week by personal solicitation, thns necuring the advantage of many inquiries and of selling at the best offers. T7I0R 8ALR gies,

—A large stock of Photons and HugWilliam Poth's, 1*1 Sonth Third (194

street.

TT10R 8ALR—Nice, clean bricks, delivered in -T lots to iult purchasers. All orders promptly attended to. A. J. ABBOTT. No. 811 Park street.

FOR

SAMS -High-class Bnff OocWn Rgstsit. B0 per sitting of 18. Call, or address, X. 8. KBNNKK. 811 Main stmt. tuthsa-tf

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Job printing

Moore & Langen,

MTTTP JL. «JC»W3L»«MQSJI

PRINTERS,

Daily Express Building, South Fifth St. CIGAR T.A-R1CTA

In one or more colors, one of our specialties.

i^rocnrici.

HERMANN SCHROEDER,

DKALRB IN

Groceries Provisions,

1000 South Second Street, Southeast comer of Varringfod. A full slock constantly on hand st Bottom Price*, ftoixis (feltvered free

Bricktaging.

ALLEN I. ABBOTT. CSAFT. W. ABBOTT.

Contracting Bricklayers, No. 311 Park Street, Terre Haute. Intl. AU order* promptly attended to. Kstimstes ftven. Tour patronage is tespectftil^ solicited for pavtagv eNteres, Ac Mantels and grate* a special!* 94 €anbn.

CekhnMed thro^hoat the I'nlon. Visitor* to CblctM fh««Std sot fail to call at orxTHKRT» CO»TB€TiONBRY, see iu beaatjaad bajf some for tie loved one* at eandiee ^'prfce,: «9c per bo*. Expressed to all parts,

OINTHKR. M»d»sa» St., C*lca«o

Mr Turtle..., Timothy Dandelion Smatter Levlson John Po*t-boy Mrs Turtle

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Ladies' Aid and G-.A.R. Societies,

The dramatization of Sir Walter Scott's beautiful poem of

The following well-kttown citizens will a] in the different character* of the play, as fol Flu Jame* DrW. H. Hall Khoderick Dhn J. M. Duncan Dongla** ...Ir Joe. Richardson Allen Bane. MrM. Al«huler, Mattoon, 111. Malcolm Oreame J, B. Hager Mali*? .....Fred. 8haw Red Mnrdock .....Will Morgan Brian., Lnther G. Hager Ellen Miss Flora Keller Blanch..*. Miss MayMeEwan Lady Margate! MissAnnaHyde {2gTThe Court will be filled with elegantly dressed Indie* and gentlemen of the citv. The McKeen adets will act an Clansmen hi full Scotch costumes. The choruses will be sung by members of the Oratorio Society. All the fine music of the plar will be riven in the beat style bv

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The Daily News Call Boxes and Messengers

To facilitate the collection of city news, aa well as to place advertising patrons in close connection with the office, the publishers have placed Call Boxes at different points throughout the cltr, each of which will be visited sevenu times during the day, from 7 o'clock AM till 2 M, by the Messenger Boys of the DAILY N*WS. These Boxes have sen pat ap for the purpose of affording a place of deposit for information of local news, and we cordially invite any person who has knowledge any matter of pnblie Interest happening in his or her vicinity to write out the facts and drop it in one of our Boxea. Attached to each Box will be ur name to vour te of the eiitor on your part. WK

INSIST OK THIS items NOT SIQNZD by a known responsible name are of the value of waste paper, ana will be treated accordingly. The advertising natrons of the DAILY NEWS will also find these Boxes a convenience, as they can drop their favors therein, and thereby save a walk to the office.

Communications, orders for the DAILY NKWS by carrier or mail, advertising copy, or information of any kind intended to reach the office, can he handed to the DAILY NKWS Messenger Boys, as thev pass to and fro through the streets. They will bo known by their blue caps with DAILYNKWS in white letters on the front, and Message Pouches of light-eolored leather. Thev are, while on duty for the DAILY News, and wearing the badge of the paper. Its accredited representatives, and we trust they will. In their business relations, merit the commendation of onr patrons, as woL as ourselves, for attention to their duties.

The following card is attached to each Box: DAILY NEWS MESSAGE BOX. This box Is placed here by consent of the proprietor. as a place of deposit for local items, society news, or anything of a character that would be of Interest to the readers of a Terre Bante newspaper. TMR rtniLtsiitM SOLICIT strcn ntROITTTATION rsox AXY ON*. They only ask contributors to 1* brief and to the point, and to give the information AT ONCK—what«ay be news to«Uv. ten chances toone will be no news to-morrow. M^*Offen*tve personalities MCST he avoidWL_JEJ Write yotrr items on the paper attached, And drop tt in the box, which will be visited several times each forenoon, up to 3 M, by the DAILY NKWS XnnmstR Bora, and the content* conveyed to the DAILY NKWS office. A responsible name is required to be signed to each item (for the personal knowledge only of t&e Editor) aa a guarantee of good falttt.

ISirOrders for the DAILY NKWS to be left by carrier or sent by mail, or copy for advertisements, can also be placed in the box. thns securing early attention to such orders. Local Items or ads. can be handed to the DAILY Nsnrs Mmravaa BOTS, *sthey paas through the streets.

LOCATION OF BOXK8.

At foot of stairway, 501 Ohio street. At tho Prog Store of Buntin A Armstrong, corner Sixth and Main streets.

At the Tcrre Haute House, on desk in the rending room. At the "Depot Drag Store* of Robinson & Sherbwrne, 980 Chestnut street.

At "East End Drag Store," J. B. Souies* 1201 Main street. At the Bakery and Grocery of Mrs, AGerbaiVSaiSoutfc Thirteenth street.

house o! O. A. Power. 104 and 106 Main stiwt. At the Grocery Store of T. A. Acuff, 411 LaF*ygtte street, corner

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10 CENTS PER WEEK. TERRE HAUTE, END.: MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1880.-3:30 P.M. c««

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QPBBA Tuesday Evening, March 30.

For the Benefit of Soldier*' Families, nsder the anspicesof the

our

favorite singers. Ileal Scotch pipers in full costume will lead the proeesaion of Sir Rhoderkk, playing the sUwpn of the Douglaas. See bills for particulars ami incident* of the play.

All thi* will be followed by the side-splitting farce of

HUNTING A TURTLE.

...Luther3.

Uager

... ....Will Morgan Fred Shaw .... ....J. B. Hager ..... Ed. Bauer

Will Ripley

Miss Ettie Blake

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DEPARTMENT OP INDIANA.

TERRE HAUTE.

Headquarters 28H South Third. Regular meetings first and third Thursday evenings, each month. £9"Reading Room open every evening.

Comrades visiting the city will nlways be made welcome. W. E. McLEAX, Oom'dr.

JAT CVHWNGfl. Adj't. J. A. Momsarr, P. Q. M. Office at Headqnarters.

MItuatloua Wanted, and Help Wanted. TUP. DAII.T NKWS will print advertisements of pcr»oiift wanting tttork or Situations, and of those needing Help of any lilnd, WITHOUT CHAHQB—such advertisements not to exceed 80 words. This Is "proposed because it Is believed it will al.d many who need and desire work, and we cordially Invite ull Interecled to avail themselves of the means offered. Jt inu«f be remembered that letters sent fhmiiKh the mail are not delivered to INITIALS ON'I.V. If initials are usetl, the letter should be directed I't-tihe care of Borne individual, firm, or noatofilre bf*. and If for city delivery the postage Is two cento. The 1AII.Y NKWS has boxes at the office for the receptiou of letters addressed to Its core, and such letters will be delivered only to the advertiser holding a chock.Tor the box number.

THE CITY.

••defy leetaa** T0!O|irt. Occidental Lodge, Ko. 1&, K. of P., hall corner Sixth and Main

Prairie Cfty Lodge, No. S, A. O. U. WM halt corner Sixth and Mala. Vteo Lodge. "o.», A. O. U. W. hall Ml Main.

BtlULofe. No. 1290, K. of H, hall corner Eighth and Main. Terre Haste Connefl. Ko. 2, Templars of Temperance, hall over CIS Maia.

F. EI4red w« jB ^t, J^?^i!| xe^erday. -n& mnh-* 1^4*

»-E. Vailiant goes to Cleveland this week.

m+W. H. Greiner returned from Clinton this morning.

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this morning.

»-»»Lewi8 F. Graff, of Hoberg, Root & Ce., returned this morning fro in St. Lonis.

«N*-Mis9 Fannie Orr, of Sullivan, is fn the city, the guest of Miss Fannie Hontgom-

Spencer C. Hunt, who has heen visiting in Eaton, Ohio, for several weeks, will return to-morrow.

»--The Y. M. Republican Club meets tomorrow night at headquarters, 6®) Main street.. :10 |v. j1 a»--A. G. Austin is expected home to-day or to-morrow. He leaves his wife and daughter in Florida,

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At tl»e *'South End Drug Store" of Joseph Markte, 1016 South Socoad street, tx., tlm« be said time wen bat three Aboli-

At the ^grifuttural Implement wait-- "Honiata in the city, two Of 'wkom tare now

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«»-To-nigUt Richard D\inni^an will deliver an address at the Democratic Central Club room, on the corher of Third and Ohio streets. Mr. Dnnnigaii is a good speaker.

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Pierce went toRockviile

•S. EL Greenleaf is visiting friends and relatives in Paris, Ills. ..

»~»-The Poley-Duenweg ease is set lor tomorrow, at Greencastle.

»-Crawfordsville Journal: Mrs Dr Glover, of Terre Haute, is visiting her par ents, Mr and Mrs George Bond.

»-KAS tiie DAILY NKWS goes to pre^ tliis afternoon, the Wilson case had not gone to the jury:—Mr Taylor was--speaking at two o'clock, when wrjftpflir^r,Ws in the court room., 'JUS?»

••-•Miss Athon, qf "Paris,. is visiting her father, Mr Will Athon, of tho National House, this week. Besklea having some very wicked men, Paris Tiad some elegant young ladies. •,

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•-••President Tuell, of the H. & Si E. RR., is making arrangements for a telegraph wire along the line of tfie road, and will open an office at tke Terre Haute House.. !»?:..'

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••••Ellis Engie, formerly a telegraph operator -on the Logansport Division Van. Line, was in the city yesterday. He is now in the Western Union office, at lD,dianapolls.

•-•The Carnival of the Poets to be given at Dowling HaU in April, by the ladies of the Congregational Church, will be one of the best things of the seteon. The different committees ate hard at work already. —j—— Wb+Wm. Morgan, with his new engine No. 8, covered the distance from Indianapolis to Terre Haute in two hours and nine minutes, meeting five freight and one passenger tram on the way.

•-•The laundry bf the Terre Hante Hotiae was damaged by flrfe on Saturday night, to the extent of about $500. The lire department was ori "hand promptly, and did some good W«ork, for Which "Manager Shaw returnsthankB.

•-•A committee from lodges 27 and 00, A. 0. U. W.. held a joint meeting Satuniay evening, and discussed the. question of consolidation, but nothing definite was determined upon. Another meeting is to be held next Saturday night

•••The mission at St. Joseph's Church, South Fifth, still continues. Yesterday large crowds were in attendance at each of the several hours of service during the day. The mission service will probably continue through several dtffs yet.

•4^9. W. Killmer and wife, of Des Moines, Iowa, formerly of this city, Mve returned, and will make this their future home. Mr Killmer is an old and experienced sewing machine msas, and will take a situation with Mr T. D. Glen, man agcr for the Howe 'Manufacturing 06, of 'this city. turns' -i

•-•At the meeting of the Oentrtl Republican Club 8atnrd^r night, & very mM-r tabling speech w«s made %r William EMendrfch. Mr. H. wiai'of the members of the first Republican Club or ganiaed in Terre Haute,

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dead, and at that time It was dangerous to declare oneself im AboliUonia*, Fiajvnx anr ineiubem wwe admitted^ making a total Tii«BbershFp no# of 15ft

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THE LATEST NEWS

P&XTIADKLPHZA, PA., March 14.—Charles CsXhcart Tavior, dty editor of the Times, died to-day from the effects of a pistol shot discharged during mental aberration by his own hand.

CoLtntBtw, lx©,, Mffrch 13,^-^The stores of E. O. Weinland, Shaub Kerr, George B. Stapp and Robert Spough & Son, at Hope, bnrned nt $ o'clock this morning. Wetnland's safe wias burrfnrimi of fwO and the building fired. Loss $15,000 insurance 14,500. —The Chicago Times prints pretty Cull reports firom II Western and Northwestern States, showing Unit Winter wheat is generally in excellent condition It is estimated that the,yield will be 60 per cent, greater than last year. If tliis expectation is realized, the aggregate product will be by far the greatest ill the history of the

Louisvims, Marcli 13.—Tliis afternoon a bold attempt was made to assassinate Mayor Baxter. Fortunately no injury was done him. The wpuld-be murderer was Sr Redd, fonneriy boss of a gang) of street sweepers,„ Ai&iLQC two ago Mayor Baxter discharged him from the force on account of dnitikeTiVt^ss. Mayttr Baxter asked why he had fired at him, and Redd replied: "D—n you, yourv discharged me." Redd was tirrested, Imlf drunk.

LAFAYKTTK, March 14. --The LaFavet te Journal to-night received a special, from Logansport announcing the capture of Moynihau, who is under sentence of death for the murder of Raymond at that place last September. He was found in a col ored woman's house, near the Pan-IIan-dle shops armed with/ a shot gun, but made no resistance when, the sheriffs posse captured him. The reward, $500, was divided between two police officers, who assisted in taking hitn.

CINCINNATI, March 13.—Last hight three dangerous prisoners escaped from jail at Frankfort, Kentucky by prying a stone fn the beilihg of the cell out Of position, and passing between the ceiling and rOof and making a hole in thie brick gable, thence dowu the outside wall. They were R. Mosby (Wliite), who murdered Oliver in Anderson county a year ago, Frank Sims (colored), convicted of malicious cuts ting, and under sfcnttnce to the peniterttiaiy, and George Hnzelwood (colored), under ihdictmerit for attempted poisoning.

LONDON, March 13»—The steauier Montana, Captain Ga4d, from New York, March 2, which arrived at Queenstown yesterday and proceeded to Liverpool, is qn the rocks in Church bay. The mails, passengers and crew were saved. The steamer is ashore on the main land, with a list to port of about 30 degrees, The forward compartments are full of water, but tlie vessel i§ afloat aft. Then), is not much prospect of saving tiie alfip. The passepgers proceeded to Liverpool in a tug. The Montana is the largest ship Of the Williams and Guion line. —A fire broke out in the boSt and shoer establishment of John L:-Miller, 6ft Washington street, at Crawfordsville, at 3 o'clock Saturday morning, totally destroying his entire stock and fixtures. The fire communicated to the room of Bryant & Son, dealers in hardware, enJLkely destroy ing their stock of tinware. Miller's loss is estimated af $4,000, fulW fnsured. Bryant «fe Son estimate their fods af $9,000, insured for $5,000. The origin of the fire isHhknoWn. The offices of the Journal and the Star newspapers wtrre in adjoining buildings, but escaped injury

NBW YORK, March 14.—The National Assembly rooms, on West Forty-fourth street* were densely crowded to-day by nearly 4,000 piano makers, who are interested in the great "lock-out" ordered by the New York Piano Manufacturers' Association, for to-morrow morning. Offers of pecuniary assistance were received from various trades unions, and the strik ers say they will be able to hold out for a year, if necessary. Resolutions were adopted declaring the action of all man ufacturers in closing their factories as most unjustifiable. It was also resolved to hold out until their terms are complied with.

CLEVELAND, March 14.—The Ohio Temperance convention was held yesterday at Alliance. Three hundred and twentythree delegate*were present. Resolutions were adopted to sustain principles rather than party recommending no separate Prohibition party, but to labor in caucuses and at the polls to secure sober men for officials indorsing legal suasion as a proper means for the suppression of the beverage traffic in intoxicants, and protection from the evils arising tfierefrom protesting again*t the present permissive statutes which sanction the sale of ale, beer and domestic wine*, *nd praying for a local option anti Hfltwr law, with clauses allowing sale on payment of taxes therefor, but allowing U» voice of women, by paction or ballot, to be equal to that of man in the enforcement of such a law.

CLKVSXAND, MARTI 14.—The Atlantic & Groat Western Railway Company to morrow will he formally metamorphosed into the New York, Pennsylvania Ohio RR. Co. Rev J. Ljickihgton of London, who purchased the road for English bondholders, is here, and states that the gentlemen selected to be incorporators wilFmeei, sign a cerHlfca|e ana forward it to COlumbus to be fited with the Secretary ofSttt* No ii^orpflratiotrwil! be necessary New York,but a« auj^«ry company wttl b©iHicdrpomtod in-PMa-delnblk, abd* a^citifieate fiied. at Haurrisburjr with the Secretary of 43totlcoC Psrtn" syl^ia^JESlU»ixi™Jui^ tne two companies will meet here, consolidate and ifcet Streftmrs

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ley has resigned die officfe of AMistant Secretaiy of the Trsas^y because as a candidate for nomination to thq office of Governor of Illinois, he felt it due tb him self, and friendft to give more .time to the canvass tha^i he was able to do in officc.

SAX FRANCISCO, March 14,-r-TFira has just broken oat in the steerage bf the Pa fc$c Mail jtteamer City of Sidney, of the Australian line, lying at the Paciflo Mail dock. A general alarm was tettied In.

steamers are Concentrated" on the fire, which has not yet broken thremgh^the Upper deck, Knd it ia believed that it will be confined to its present location, and sub dued without any seriouq, damage. At the best the ship, which is nearly fullof cargo. will have to be dist^arged, and anouer steamer sulwtitute as the City of Sidney was io have sailed for Sidney on. Tuesday. The flrethen have nbw got at the fire, and the safety #f the ship is cOnsiderm Secured, though theextiagui^metitof.the fire will be tedious.

EN CINNATI,

March 14:^A Gazette Spe

cial from Wavnesvillp, Ohio. 8*$$ a brutal murder was discovered there this morn ing. Gidedn Carson ima his Wiffe hajve been living the past winter in an old school house in the outskirts of the vil lage, in the most abject poverty*, intansi fled by Carson's intemperance and ill health. He has been known to be'Vdry violent in temper ^rhen drunk. At six q'clock to-night a young man who Wanted to get Mrs Carson to do some gashing to-morrow, nipped at tiie door. Getting no response, he entered, and found tluroom in utterconfusion. Mrs. Cahton lav on. the frontpart of tiie bed, murdered. A portion of her left cheek was entirely Cut off, which he afterwards found in a bowl. The fatal blow toad apparently been given with a hatohet. The (Hrnme'r was called, when it was found that Mrs Carsou was entirely' nude, being covered with a' bed tick, and her husband was lying in a dftwken stupor 011 the back part of the bed. He was taketi to jail .where he roused enough to say he knew his wife was deaid that she, was killed about one o'clock, but said he did not know who did it. Carson between 50 and 60 years of age, and has bean highly respected. The man ^as at one time in the dry- goods busin^ssi and-for a long time was a~eroateLcl^ Ih Haines. Wright & Co's store.

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The '.'goldiee boys", of this oily are agitating a matter now which, if Oarrled through, will be one of the best projects yet proposed. It, nothing less than a grand excursion Jto, and enoamprotintnt, Mackinaw Island, Michigan, during the coining Summer. It is proposed to iaave herq.early in August, with the three »oompauie, go into regular camp life, and.re main on the island alout( two weeks. Those who hayq1 mado. paiitiai inquiries into the matter claim that the aotuni ex pen^ps to each man need not be monathan $15^. /There is on the island at preseat a Government post, with quarters for 1,000 men, and as thqro ore but about lOO'regn lars stationed there, the companies from here .could find ample and comfortable quarters without any,expense. The commauder of the post hat expressed himself favorably in regard to the mattes, and promises: .M extend all the^ourtcsies lie possibly can to the visitors.

This,appears to.be one of the most interesting schemes we have heard of in: the way of an excursion- The improvement in drill would more than recompense, the companies for What little expert#® they would fndur, and tiie jolly good time wdtild repay all trouble* -The DAIIT NKWS wishes to encourage this project, and promises right here to furnish a

corH»portdcnt~Who

will report every o*?HtrettCe frottl 'the day of starling. Let the Bfgfrt Guard, Governor^ Guard and "McKeen Cadets tnlk tlie matter up, find make it the event of the

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•-•George Beard, of the Loganspoi^ Di Virion, Van Line, spent Sunday ,!^,^iis city, the^guest of

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•-•At the National House to-daV wete: J. Gk Gorham, Kansas, HI. 8. Godlejr, N. Y. C. "M. Woodland, Ibdianspoliit W. McCune, tt. C. McCtin^, Montexumai, J. W. Al8xaadery Deeai«Mr ma-

•-•Eugene Hess writes that he wiil visit his home in this city aome time during the Summer. He s^ya it a, boy fkwa kia^ty life in the nary is pieii^tjg^gh^if ^not it hardly abed

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Wffl be prwidetit: fitiml guperftifedeift. «wl Mbf*rp^nt tMeem will be appointed The general offices will I»CL«#4)awd.

•-••At the Terre Haute House to-day #*re: Frank Fraimis, (Jlucfnlftati A. O.

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wiay, Jule#Fartnsn, H. G. Winard, l^ew York Ij. R. Young, Mmte*utoa Mildly, Steifls, S W. Sttiltli. Tlfwk

William 8«aoak,-yariagehal German of

living in Orangebui* cownty, 80u th Carol ina^ hAS bad chiUreo, xraed children. 560 great grand children, and 79 bf the next generation: Total nttiftoef of descendants 091, of wfciotn are Uvfrtg. Mr Smoak's Wife dksd a fewnoatlis ago, but lived to «ee her youagtxA ami tUir teenih child a grandmother. g| «Mat yeu am haag ^ip 1 ike a bracket., is ot®»T=

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