Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 26 March 1880 — Page 1

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Election, Monday, April 5. Harrison Township RepublicanTicket.

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LOU I* FTSRBINEH.

.ron X^* CHtEILL Y. Constable*. DAVID ST. JOHN. WILLIAM HAVAOIJ,

BYRON MAI HEM. 8AMUEL P. HANNAH. IIENKV" MITCHELL.

gON1 Republican agM

THIRD WARD.

Hon B. F. ItHOADS will addre** the citizen* of the Third Ward, at Oilman1* Cooper Shop, corner Second and Park *treetn,

FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 2«, at :,D. All are Invited. By order COMMITTEE.

FOURTH WARD.

There will be a meeting of Republicans and nil citizen* who favor K«publlr*ii principle* and the 'on*tlintlonal Amendment*, at Hook's Planing Mill, North Third street,

FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26. at 7:80 o'clock. Col H. N, HUDSON and other Kood speakers will in attendance and addre«* the meeting. All are invited. By order (V)MMITTEE.

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IST" Advertisement* printed under this head One Cent each word, and the advertisement will rarely fall to attract the attention of person* who may have whatever is wanted, and from larae number of replle* the advertiser In eiiabl«»d to make the moat favorable selection*. "Hituatlons wanted" and "Help wanted," not exceedliiKllttword*. printed without charge.

WANTED

A (jood boy to carry paper* and at

tend stand. Intjuirc at .NailoinU House New* Stand.

WANTEDside

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WANTED

House of 8 or t» rooms, good yard

North about April 1. Reference*. Addre*s, L. W., Bo* 4», Daily Nevts. eodIO ANTE1V— A house In good repair with Ave to rooms, not to exceed sevtfii square* .Main and Fonrth streets. Apply *t Richardnon's tjueen*ware Store.

Everybody to know that von can

make your want* known in this column of the DAILY NEWS, at one rent per word per day.

ANTED—A stout Oermnn boy to work on a Apply at No. 514 North Sixth,

WANTED

A situation by a young man. to take

rare of hordes or work around the house. Heat of reference* given. Apply at No. 810 South Sixth, corner Walnut, d#

WANTED-Aa

middle-aged man la dc^iron* of

obtaining position as bookkeeper will work for reasonable wage*. Address 8. A. S., Box list, Dally Newa office, city,

WANTEDgardening

»A steady, sober man who under

stand* and ha* bad experience In attending to stock-~a German preferred. Apply at I. A St. I.. Freight depot.

QUO Locust street, city.

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ANTED—A place as child'* nurse, by a girl year* of age, Enquiry at 1897 South

Second

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to «rd*r by po*tal card,

or through a I*ally New* Message Box. for the DAILY NEWS, 10 cent* per wee*. delivered promptly by carrier.

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paper in Titrre Haute The DAH.X NENVS, 10 cent* per week *lngle c#py, 3 cen»«.

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1ST Terre Hante la too Utfgt city for landlord* to append on placards, which attract tht» attention of imiy *«ch peraoe* a* neeeiwart?* |«m the prtmliwa. while a omall adrertWment inwrted in th« DAII.T N«W* will roach dally everybody likely 4 to want room* or ho«*e». promptly ewnr* a tenant, and aave the lt*w» ariwimt from |»r«p«rty *taiwling idle. One Ont a wtml, ~v y»OR KKNT—«t»ace «w»er thl* bead in !h« fiAILl* KKWlS *t «M OfM iwr wmtlr

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Stools-and Stjoes.

VISIT e. A. ROGERS & COB

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SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS ON THE DOLLAB.

329 IMZj&jnST STZE^ZETBT.

KOUTH HIDE.

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tnay tare tor we.

reaching »norr purchaser* rverr

dajr than could be done in a wec-k by per«nal aollcltatkuk lln* wearing tb« advantage of many and at

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SfeDt Walont and Poplar

*i*«v on Fo«rte«tith, Hftt-enth, SI*,

teenth and S^tenfeenth street*, on 10 rear*' U»e*, »U per cent, ls»*r**t. Apply to J. It. ItUko.

(TOR SAUK—A hrjtf »««k of Huetott* and Bng*

gte*, at Willtan* FwhV, It! Sontb Tbird tw

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tR SALE ?*$««* «nder tbf* bcwS, to NSwK at «m c**i p»r *trd.

UricklaDing.

AuXfTliiwrt «££•. tr.

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Contracting BriolcUiyers, No. 311 Pjirk Street, Terns Haute, Imi. All if4**** •cialt?

10 CENTS PER WEEK. TEBBE HAUTE, END.: FBIDAY, MABCH 26, 1880.-3:30 P.M.

llailroab dime viable. KXFI. A NATION or SerXKXKCB XABKa. •Every day. All other train* daily except San-

Parlor carw dally, except Sunday, a Sleep-

day. tFarJor car* daily, except Sunday. lug car*, Incliningciuircar. Colon Depot time, which I* five minutes fa*ter than city time.

Trrre Hautr & IndlmnapoiiM KH ,1'nion Dc|JOt—Tenth and Ohestnut St*.J Vaitdalla Oor. Train* leave for Bra7.il, Oreenca*tle, Plainfleld, Indianapolis anJ all Eastern cltlee: **Fa*t Line, 1.40 a in Mail and Accommodation, 7.00a *ntDay Exprc**. 3.0G Mall and Accommodation, 8.40 ptn. Train*arrive from these points: •Pacific Ex^ pre**, 1.35 a in: Mail. 9,W«m »Fa*t Express, 3.06 m.

Train* isavc for Martthall, Martinaville, Casey. Efflngbam, Vandal la, Qreenvilte, St. LouU and all Weetern and Southern cities: •»Pacific Express, 1.8* tt ni: Mail. 10.03

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»«Fa*t Express, 8.10

m. Train* arrive from the»e points: *Fast Line, 1.82am Mall and Accommodation,8.50am *Day Expre**, 2.45 m,

IvOican*port Dlrlalon.

Train* leave for Rockviile. Waveland, Crawford* vlllc, Colfax, Frankfort, Loganoport, and Northwestern ciiles: Mail, 8.80 am Mixed Train, 4.00 m. Trains arrive from these points: Mall, 1.15 ni Mixed, 5.00 m..

Kvan*Tille Ar Terr* Haute MR. [I'nion Depot—Tenth and Chestnut 8ts.] Train* leave for Snllivan, Carlisle. Viucer.nes, Princeton, E*»n*vlli« and Southemcitle*: Nashville Expre**,4.90a +Expre**,3.10pm. Trains arrlv« from tbeM point*: Bast«rn Kxpre**, a.60 'Chicago Express, 10:45 m.

Kvan»vlllc, Trrre Maute tc Chlcag« My. (I'nion Depot -Teuth and Chestnnt 8t«.) Train* leave for Clinton, Hillsdale, Newport, Perry»vll!e, Danville, CTiicago and the Northwest: Teinre Hante and Chicago Express, 7.10 a m\ Danville Accommodation, 8.10 *s Nashville and Chicago Express, 10:50 m. Trains arrive from thc«c point*: Chicago and Nashville Express, 4.90

T«»rfe Haute Accommodation, 11.10 a Chicago and Terr* Haute Express. S.90 m. lllinotM Midland Ry. [Union Depot—Tenth and Chestnnt St*.]

Traiu* leave for Paris, Areola, Decatur, Atlanta, Peoria and all Western cities: Mall and Accommodation, 7.W a in iudianapoli* Passenger, 4.07 m. Train* arrive from these |oint*: Indianapofii* Paa.Menger. l.lOp Malt and Accommodation, UJfeip. in. ludlaiiApollii ic

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LOIIIM RR.

[Depot. Sixth and Tippecanoe Sts.] TrainsleaveforUreeucastle, Danville, lndlanap oil* and the East: •cs New York Express, 1,25am Indianapolis and Mattoon Accommodation, 6.40a in *Day Express, 3.10 m. Arrive from these point*: »New York Exprc**, 1.36 am »Day Exprox*. 10.5ata •Indianapolis and Mattoon Accommodation,0.% m.

Train* leave for St. Maryvs, Paris, Charleston, Mattoon, Paris, Alton, St. Louis and the West: *c« New York Express, 1.38 a Day Express, 10.54 am Indtanapolt* and Mattoon Accommodation, 0.37 it m. Trains arrive from these points: •Now York Express, 1.93 a Indianapolis and Mattoon Accommodation, 8.44 am *Day Express, B.OH in.

Naiitfaeattcrii RM./

IsDepci, Msln and First 8t*J 1

Train Mnaves for i/ockport, Clay City and WorthIngton: Accommodation, 7.00 am. Train arrives from these point*: Accommodation, 3.00 m.

OVmnscmcnts.

OPERA HOUSE,

Tuesday Evening, April 0.

J". W. RILEY,

IN HIS

POETICAL SKETCHES, HUMOROUS READINGS,

0PERA HOUSE,

AND

STUDIES FROM REAL LIFE. ADMISSION V.SSe, 35c and 50c

(afRewrved Seat* on sale at the Central Book Store wlthoat extra clurge.

Tuesday Evening, March SO.

For the Benefit of Soldiers' Families, nnder the »n*plc*s of the

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

The dramatbtatiott of Sir Walter Scott's beantifnl poem of

Ladyol the Lake.

The following wcil-knowu cittxcna will appear In the dlffrrent charactcr* of the play, as follows: Fit* Jam** Drf. H.Hall lthi»deri«k Dh« J. M.Bhuncan lougl*** I)r Jo*. Richardson Allen Bane MrM. Alsbnkr, Mattoon, HI. Malcolm Or«*t»e. J. B. Hag«r Mallw .v......Fred. Shaw Rrd Mwrdock. ..v.,..Will Morgan Brian.,..„...,.,..«v..Lotber G. Hager Sll«8,.M„4,.. Miss flora Keller Blanch.... .Miss Mar McKwan lady Mareaict...- ....Miss Anna Hyde (ST The Oonrt will W filled with elegantly dressed ladfc* awf gentlemen of the city. Ttw McK««b will ad a* CUn«»«nia fall

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tmamrtrnj ,Tt» cbornses will be sang tgr •ember* of dMmiflHo Society. AH UMMRM wwfe ©f the play will be giv«ti in tbc best style by ©or farwrite singers. Heal Scotch piper* in foil cmtnme wili lend the prwce**km of Sir Rboderick, playing the slogan of tlie Dwugla**. See bills for partknWrs awl Incident* of ttw play.

All this will be followed *y tbe fart* of HUNTING A TURTLE, Mr Tnrtle ,..,^'.'«|..Mi.LBtkcrO. Hiftr

Tio»otliyla^elioo.i..,|.«5r...Will

Morgan

Smaller. F»d Sbaw Levtwuo. Jobn.

..,,....4. B. Baser Ed. Bnner

IWt4»* «... WW Wpley Mr*Turtle... Miw Sttk Blake PRICED OF ADMISSION:

Lower Floor. !Sc Family Circle, 80c Onllerr, »c. No extra charge for reserved seat*. Sale commence* Tnetday toorat«(. March it.

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mmtAetr Xced^pi 1to-X1e*t. Pl-SrJ Terre Hante Lodge, No. HI, I. O. O. F., at hall •o Main Cherry. iWp Lodge. No. 41, K. & comer of Sixth and Main.

on Third between Friendship Lodge. No. 41, L. of H^ ball Court Morton, No. 7, Foresters, hall comer Set enth and Main. ——. mi ii ii r®'a •-•Good Friday.

•--Two days until Easter.

•-•Have your egj?s ready for the little folks. _____ •-•Henry Dodd, of Paris, is in the city to-day.

•-•The Gates party went from here to Decatur.

•-•Spring bonnets will *soon begin to bloom.

•-•Fireman's ball Monday evening at Dowling Hall.

•-•Ben Cotton~at the opera house tonight and to-morrow night.

•-•D. W. Minfhall and wife left yesterday on a trip to New Orleans.

•-•The Ben Cotton party came in on the E., T. H. & C. Ry this morning.

•-•Attend the Republican meetings tonight at Oilman's cooper shop and Hook's planing mill.

•-•John Kaylor, of Decatur, 111., general agent of "Haworth's Check Rower," is in the city.

•-•Harry H. Donham, of this city, was admitted to practice in the Supreme Court at Indianapolis yesterday.

•-•Col Nelson did not reach Crawfordsville yesterday in time to speak. He took the afternoon train from this city.

•-•An overcoat was stolen from the hallway of the Vandalia offices yesterday, belonging to Sam. Archer, the janitor.

•-•John 'Hj Chapman has sold his Paris hotel, and has returned to this city, where he expects to again embark in business.

•-•J. P. Claybrook, of the late L., C. & S. W. Ry, has gone into the service of the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Ry.

•-•Timothy Nicholson, of Richmond, is in the city, attending a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the State Normal School.

Col R.

Hudson, I. N. Pierce and I.

H. C. Royse will speak at the Fourth Ward meeting at Hook's planing mill tonight.

J. M. Torrence, the genial operator and clerk in the Vandalia yard master's office, of this place, left for Hot Springs last night.

•-•Mrs Emily M. Ripley, of IndiAnapolis, arrived in our city last eve. She is the guest of Mrs C. I. Ripley, corner Eighth and Eagle streets.

(••The Richmond Palladium, of yesterday, says: Haynes, Spencer & Co. shipped a car load of school furniture to Terre Haute to-day.

•-•The postofflce in this city has been designated by the Postmaster General as a French International Money Orderofflce, to commence business April 1.

•-•Allemania Lodge, No. 82, D. O. H.. will give an Easter Monday ball, at Turner Hall, on Monday evening. An admission fee of 50 cents will be charged.

•-•For the first time in the history of the church,a sermon in English will be preached from the pulpit of St. Benedict's (German Catholic) church, next Sunday afternoon.

•-•Isaac T. Brown, of the Columbus Republican, whose office was burned last week, has been paid $8,889.62 insurance, and will resume publication of his paper next week.

•-•It is reported that the business office of the Western Union Telegraph will be removed down stairs into the room with Paiges music store. This will be# great public accommodation.

•-•Greencastlc Banner: The Durham will case still drags its slow length along, at ail expense of $150 a day, and will likely occupy another week. It lias now run three

W S S S

•-•The following names were registered at the National House to-day: B. J. Lloyd, Philadelphia W. F. Rea, St Louis E. H. Hays, Indianapolis J. B, Howell. Chicago. ,r^

•-•James Cox, P*qgjf3ent J. W. Millif, Vke President, L. G. Hager, Treasurer Richard Dnhlen, Recording and Financial Secretary, are the offices* of Prairie City Building, Loan Fund and Savings Assod ation. No. 2, elected last night by the Directors. The stockholders are to meet at Dowling Hall to-morrow evening to ap a 4

•-•A. V. Galyear Is painting a handsome sign for A. Hobeig, the Main street notion dealer,

•-•Indianapolis Journal: The five new engines consigned to R. G. Hervey, which have been housed for a few days in the Vandalia round-house, are being set up and put into service in the Vandalia Vfirdn. i-f

•-•Capt Jonathan Young, U. S. N., and wife, who have been visiting Ms brother. Dr S. J. Young, of this city, left this afternoon for Portsmouth, N. H. Capt Young is commandant of the Navy Yard at that place.

•-•The Indiana Equal Suffrage Society asks it as a favor that the names of the friends of equal suffrage in this city and vicinity be sent to Mrs Mary W. Thompson, Secretary. No. 561 North Alabama street, Indianapolis.

•Wo. B. Cheadle, formerly of this city, and more recently of the Rockviile Tri bune, has established the Noblesville Republican. The number before us is brimfull of local items. We wish Jo every success, for he will deserve it.

•-•Jo Cose says those nice young men who pawned their overcoats last Sunday to get money enough to hire a horse and buggy and take their girls out for an airing, now wiah they had their overcoats back again, and feel their confidence in Spring as an early bird considerably shaken.

•-•Arrivals at the Terre Haute House today: Ben Cotton's Combination T. K, Sherman, Sullivan

S. Brown, Boston

J. 8. Bush, Richmond J. Maltby, N. Y. F. McCardy, Cincinnati Geo E.

Townley,

Ed Stuart, Indianapolis Joseph Guiter, Columbus John B. Dowd, Rockviile W. H. Bradish, Springfield.

Mr VaartnW lllnm.

The New York Herald, of yesterday, says: "Senator Dan Veorhees, of Indiana, remains in very ill health. His physicians were^ at one time thinking they might fear the worst but he has a very strong constitution, and he rallies when he has heroic treatment. In a very few days he will be around again."

•-•It is a noteworthy fact that Good Friday occurs this year on the true anniversary of the event it commemorates, it being clearly established from historic data and astronomical calculation that Jesus Christ was crucified on Friday, March 26, in the 4741st year of the Julian period and the 28th year of the modern Christian era. If the 85th of December was the true natal day, Jesus was 33 years and 3 months old at his death, a singular array of the figure 3.

•-•J. W. Haley, one of the best workers in wood in this city, whose shop is in the basement of 631 Main, has made and pre sented to the Parochial Aid Society of St. Stephen's Church, two beautiful "alms boxes," to be placed one at either entrance of the church. The boxes are to receive such moneys as any friends of the parish may feel disposed to give to the society.

•-•In view of the approaching warns weather, owners of property should give their premises a thorough inspection and remove everything deleterious of health. Back yards, out-houses and cellars should be especially looked after. Every indication seems to point to an unhealthy Summer, and sanitary precautions should be taken in time.

•-•Hear the great original Indiana poet and humorist, J. W. Riley, at Dowling Hall, Tuesday evening, April 6. He is undoubtedly without a peer in the Western country, both as a poet and humorist. His versatility of talent is perfectly wonderful, and with an ease that is astounding he carries his audience with him from the fields of pathos and eloquence to scenes so ludicrous that every listener is convulsed with laughter.

In IMtaf Amy Better? Express, this morning.

Yesterday was such a day as maketh the reportorial heart glad. Cold, disagreeable, everybody angry, don't know anything, wouldn't tell if they did, don't want to be bothered, never heard of the exodus question, don't care a d—n who is going to be the next President in fact, don't know there is to be any nothing in any of the courts, no fights, suicides getting well, Wall street deserted, no arrests, nobody to interview, the station house almost empty, jail same, lc. Still the people must nave news, whether anything occurs or not 4 &

JoeephD.MarUe,at the South End Drug Store, 1015 Sooth Second street, near Far-

served formerly with Cook A Beil ooe a# our leading wholesale ternse* Jn thia cHy. He compoands prescriptions with accuracy and care. He has pore liquow for nw dtcfaul |«qK)^ ci~n. U^ .^d )eie stock of drugs, neaenpooss both day and nigh%

complete filled botl

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—The official announcement is made that the Illinois Central RR. has reduced its fare from four to three cents per fnils over all its branches in Illinois. —The Senate of Rhode bland yesterday rejected the propaeed amendment to the constitution giving school suffrage to women, by a vote of 18 to 20. —Minister Foster and family are with Gen Grant's party, and will accompany them to New Orleans, and then come North, en route for Russia. —A very heavy snow storm has preduring the last 86 hours in portions of the country north and east of Indianapolis. In New England it was especially severe. —The ex Empress Eugene and psrty, consisting of a few ladies and gentlemen, embarked at Southampton yesterday for Africa, whither she goes to visit the spot where her son was killed. —L. M. Mering, of Richmond, Jnd., shipped 500 barrels of fancy flour to Liverpool, England, yesterday, on order from a large commission house doing business in the "home" and East Indian trade. —In response to a resolution of the City Council of Little Rock, Ark., inviting him to visit Little Rock, ex-President Grant telegraphs from Galveston that he will be there about April 12. He will also visit Hot Springs. —Hon Eugene Hale says one good re suit of the barefaced frauds of the Fusionists in Maine will be the amendment of the constitution so that a plurality vote instead of a majority will elect the Gov-. ernor hereafter, and there will be no repetition in future of Garcelon's performances., —The Denver Tribunes Santa Fe, N. M., special of the 23d say* Indians attacked a party of six men near Santa Barbara, N. M., killing all. The names of only two of the murdered men. Green Whartley and Domingo Martinez, are known. The Indians also attacked the village of San Jose, but were driven off and no depredations committed of any consequence

—Secretary Ramsey says in regard to the proposed surrender of Sitting Bull's Indians, that only the War Department can receive them as prisoners of war in which event they would be held until some provision could be made by the Government for their maintenance. General Sherman maintains that the Indians are British subjects, and that the United States has nothing to do with them.

OFF FOR IRELAND. Coiwtello^tOM'n 1

The following order was issued yesterday by the Secretary of the Navy: To Commander E. L. Potter, Commanding Constellation, Navy Yard, New

York: SIR—SO soon as her cargo Is on board, you will proceed in command of the Con stellation to Dublin, Ireland, and there deliver her cargo to the "Herald Relief Commute" for disposition at their discretion. You will make known to the committee that this cargo of provisions is contribu ted by a few generous hearted cititens of the United States to relieve the wants of the suffering people in Ireland, whole condition has aroused an extraordinary

board a National man-of-war. and I havt designated the Constellation for that putpose. I am sure it will be a more agreeable duty to take her without her guns upon this mission of peace and benevolence than to command her upon a warlike expedition. Your visit will enable the pe6ple of Ireland jto realize that "peace baOt her victories no less renowned than war,f and that in this age these victories more to create amicable relations betwi the people of different nationalities, a to draw them closer together than the rotir of battle. When you shall have dts: charged the trust hereby committed to you, you will return to New York and report your arrival to the department

Very

(Signed). R. W. TKOMTSOM Secretary of Navy.

Mttksl Vote*.

Express, this morning: R. B. F. Peirce, Esq., of Crawfordsville, has been making a professional visit to this cUv. While here he met a number of Republicans and impressed them very favorably with his thorough information upon public affaire. His popularity among the people has been attested whenever he has gone before them for official position. As a candidate for the Republican nomination as Representative in Congress, he Is making venr decided progress among the people in his portion of the district, and in the good opinion of Republicans wherever he goes.

Col Thomas H. Kelson will make Republican speeches at the following pteoes

BraxH Enterprise: Don't !*t it your memory ttet Xaj R. 8. HID is booming for the noasinstJoo for State Treasurer, and that he 1* gwhigtoget ft and be elected.