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Terre Haute Ice Company..
I In- I full -1II'P!" "f 'hh Wbb-h to •nprdy all ili-iitjinil«,)ioth wholesale and retail, the contiiig »ea*on. Prfee* are a# tow nt the lo\ve»t. Ice ai n»od an the be*t, Thl« the thirteenth year of tlil* eontpiinv. thp eighth under tl»e present manatement. tHi« alone Is mir recommend to thf piihllf. All order* promptly filled.
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THE CITY.
'm^Thc News acknow k-ilges, with many thanks, the receipt of a piece of the wedding cake from Mr. au«1 Mr*. Schaai.
(*-VVc' noticed this moruing aloat 130 cows and horses on the common near the Hospital. We are waiting patiently for some of them to lx* killed so that we can g,-t an item for our court column in the nature a suit against a railroad' company for damages.
••-••In our notice of the Carnival yesternuy we didn't mean to speak of health-' fulness as one of Queen Isabella's attraction*. We wrote "beautiful," but "that compositor" made it "healthful." As the Matement appeared it was doubtless true, but not exactly what we meant to say.
The "Mm* ami Kickapoun." The exact lit of the dead and wounded in the recent engagement between the
Sous and Kickapoin." have not been definitely ascertained. We must therefore await the oftii ial returns. It ha.H been fettled however that the Kickapous have I concluded to make overtures to the disaffected Nationals that they may sacrifice them with misplaced confidence..
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11. P. Townley is suffering from an attack of neuralgia. Sui»erintendent Daly has fifty-seven subjects under his supervision at the county house.
Miss Laura Ream, of Indianapolis, will deliver a led tire on her travels in the West, at the Light Guard Armory, on the 27th.
Charles Mcllickson, of Lockport, Ind., who has been visiting friends in this city, leaves for San Francisco, California, this afternoon.
TKKUK HAUTE. April 9. 1880.
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half of Mrs. Appleby, that the glasses you fitted to her eyes give the .highest satisfaction. She has beeu troubled with defective vision for years, and with glasses heretofore procured she eould read but iv phort time but now she experiences no such difficulty, as she can read for hours at a time, day or night, with perfect ease. Your ghtsnes have have a sense of coolnrss'whieh is really ft great thing. With your glasses one becomes unconscious Unit the eyes have any help. We hope all I hose thai are using glasses would call on you.
With many respect* I remain, Yours respectfully 1K. M. APPI.KHV.
Prof. Samuels can be found at the Terre Haute House from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
COURT NEWS.
TRANRFKR8 OF HEAL ESTATE.
J. H. Hall and wife to Trustee Otter Creek'township, a tract of 6 rds sqr in qr 27, 18, 9. $1. Heirs of Thos. Hound to Otter
Creek township, in qr qrt, 1». 0. flL. A. Burnett to Otter Creek township^ vt cor qr 28, 18, 8. W. .las. H. Piety and wife to Louis
A. Hunt, t-2 lot 18 in 16, 10, 10. |5o0.
W. Frnnklin Ftiquti and wife to John D. Fuqtia, off side qr vv jr 16. Ul also :inie to v-une, 12 of 50 a off side lot in sec 15. Vi. 10. |900. John Hankin. administrator J.
Perkins, to Eunice Perkins, in cor vt qr 2, 12. 9. 666.
Thos Brnadhurst to Sugar Creek township for school purposes, in war 8, 12, 10. #50.
Ella K. and (. D. Miller. *ame 16. 12. 10. Martin Sheets to same, I, 11, 1.0. $110.
MAHU5V1.K LICENSES.
Miw Mollte SiWey and O A. 8rl»aal. Kroma Smock and Wm. W. Orren. Edith Hanour a»d James H(Klein. Lou ,1. Owens and Wm. Johnson.
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Frank Stewart, drnnk fined f^.OQ.
I silence. K*|»reff. The fVmocrat^ in the House thought to hide fhejr wpaknm by appeal to the lu of cowardice *mJ *i!etw but the people h.tvr fmtod them out.
O J. MMITTTA ADLKNP.
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The I VmiKratic patty cannot trust itself to ,«}ic&k. The people should not litis* party which cannot trust itself.
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TEttBE HAUTE, IXD.: TIIVUSWAY, APBIL 15, 18S0.--»:3O P.M.
THE CARNIVAL.
More About Its Wonders.
TflF. THIRD FTTHT.
I^ast evening was the fhird of those delightfu) opportunities jfurnished by the Author^ Carnival for beholding charming scenes and meeting in social enjoyment. In our description of the hdll in yester dav's issue, we began wip the first booth at the left of the entrance and readied
THE DICKENS POOTH,
which Is one of the chief point* of attraction. It represents the Old Curiosity Shop and contains a moat remarkable collection of old curiosities. We cannot imagine where the committee got together such an interesting lot of valuable rubbish as is there displayed. Japan, India. Arabia, England and America have joined with other regions to furnish the shop, and the effect is unique. And within its walls are met, not only the characters from this one named, hut all of Dickens best inventions. It fakes a great mens ure of faith to believe, that the ^••repe. benevolent countenance.-of Mr. Pickwick is really that of Sim LoAe, but they say that it is, and that tluj bjand old gentle man has not yet deniajiit. A more complete successful transformation eould not be imagined. Faithfully attendant upon his master is the inimitable "Samuel." who is well represented by Mr. Aclaws. Knrry Brokaw as the Artful Dodger, makes the spectator fairly nervous about his purse and handkerchief. Perhaps the mast perfect and surprising make-up hi the hall is that of Mr, Ilartwellr who is not at all himself but quite another person, and that other person is unmistakably the deformed, eccentric, hard hearted Quilp. Funtiv beyond expression is the versatile Robert Sterrett in the character of Wackford Squeerfc Esq., proprietor of Dotheboys' Hall, Greta Bridge, Lorkshire. and the way in which he trains the boys who are committed to hiaohttfjre. is worthy of tlui careful attention of the school trustees. It is an outrage which should be investigated. For the present we must leave the booth were most visitors are ready to linger for an hour, but before passing on we must mention as specially noticeable where all is excellent, the too fascinating widow, Mrs. Bardell (Mis^ Letta Paddock), the invulnerable Miss Trot wood (Mrs. Clias. Brokaw). that beneficial disciplarian Mrs. Squceni (Miss May MeEwati). and last and least but not least attractive Miss Jennie Wren with her crutch, and who slill dresses dolls and sells them lo the public. Next we find the
EGYPTIAN BOOTH,
where L. F. Perdue reigns as the hardhearted Pharaoh. I)r. Richardson represented another Pharaoh, probably the soft-hearted one. if such there ever were. The splendid costumes of these gentlemen are so unmistakably those erf an cient Egypt that we feel as if they had just stepped down from the front of a temple where they had been resting in sculpture for thousands of years. The ladies bf this booth are at tired in a way to make us wish that the wheel of fashion would turn back a few milleniums and bring in again the styles that prevailed before tln0 hildre.n of Israel went out of the house bondage. We may mention Mrs. Will Davis, Mrs. Shide, and Mrs. Abdell as good specimens of all that Egyptians should be. Crossing the hall we now come to what is certainly the most magnificent of all
THE SHAKESPEARE BOOTH.
The brocaded curtains and the crimson satin furniture give it a solendor which is not elsewhere attempted. It is needless to say that the costumes Are in keeping with the decorations. We cannot enumerate all the characters here, but we must say that we do not see how any of them could be improved. Harry Graham looks "the melancholy Dane" to perfection, and it would be impotable to find a fairer (Jphelia than Miss Hart well. Mr. Thatcher Parkes as Henry VIIL ami Mrs. Dr. Thompson as Catharine of Arragon. am particularly noticeable. O hello looks himself and is magnificent, but pemm* who know the gentleman say that he behave? very much like Mr. Frank Craw ford Front "As Tou Like It," we hare Rosalind, well represented by Miss Grace Foole. Celia by Mf*. A. Z. Fo*t«r. and that wise "motley fool" that Janyns met in the forest by the irrepressible Ed Friend. The most striking and admirable character in this booth, however, is cer tainly Mrs. C. C, Oakey. in black velvet rimmed with ermine, a* Lady Macoeth. We do not wonder that lor her sake and at her bidding, Macbeth could stain his hands with Duncan's blood, even though
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the had not had the spur of "vaunting ambition to prick the sides of his intent." Leaving this booth, with the full in ten tion of revisiting it, we are struck with the sharp contrast between its magnificence and the homely symplicity of the
QUAKER FAKMHORSE
that stands next to it. Here we have before our eyes the very family described in Whittier'.s New Endland idyl. "Snow Bound." If you want a full description of the scene take down the volume and read the charming Utile poem. And when you have read it make your way to this home through the snow and sit down and enjoy the cider and doughnuts which the hospitable family provide for their guests. We refuse to write an account of it for that has already been done in a way that puts to shame the best efforts of prose. The characters are taken by Mr. Harry Ross, Mr. Clias. Brokaw, Miss Maria Smith. Mrs. Rae. Mrs. Jeffers and others.
The carnival certainly a brilliant sue cess so far as the exhibition goes, and we sincerely luie thai the liberal .patronage of the public will insure its financial success. We tire sure that so pleasant an evening cannot ofteh be spent as one may spend here at the very mode rate expense of ecu Is.
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Lot ISVILLK. Ky., April 14.—The Louis ville convention, after a stormy and healed fight yesterday, the Stalwarts carried the day and the delegates to the Chicago convention were instructed to vote for the greatest Warior and States man of the age. L*. S. Grant.
Fous WAYNK. IND.. April 14.—Cedar Creek Township in this County, is reveling in the luxury of a sensational scandal of no mean proportions- The principal actors are a farmer named Joseph Meyers. his two daughters aged respectively seventeen and firteen, and a voutig man named William Furness. about two years ago Myers and Furness made arrangements to work the former's farm together on shares. Furness entered Myers' household as one of the family, and appenTSrtfom certain events, to have availed himself to the fullest extant of all the privileges of his position.
About year sine( the eldest daughter gave birth to a healthy infant. This little accident, however, seemed to make no difference in the domestic arrangements of the Myers family. Matters moved along smoothly enough until a few days ago, when the younger daughter contributed anotficr infant to the livestock of the institution. Notwithstanding the apparent indifference ot the father to these events, the neighbors w'ere greatly aroused, and threatened to visit both Myers and Furness with mob violence. The latter was held responsible by public sentiment for the ruin of the girls. Furness being terrified with the threats made against him. skipped suddenly to the far West. Meyers is still at his home, but keeps very shady, And there are strong threats that he will be treated by the indignant people of Cedar Creek township to a coat of tar and feathers. A DOO's HEAD St UMOUNTING THE BODY OF
AN I NPOttTUNATK CHILD
TROY. OHIO. April 14.—Your correspondent had exhibited to him this morning a monstrosity the most wonderful. It is a child (bom dead, of course), with a dog's head. It was of about seven months' gestation, and is in nil respects except the head a perfectly formed boy weighing two and a half pounds. The parents arc plain country folks, living about eight miles from this place, both husband and wife are young, the husband about 24 years of age and the wife at the time of her marriage, one year ago, only fifteen years of age. The wife is a large, well developed woman, young as she is. At two months'gestation of the mother, last November, the father had a young bull pup. which from some cause hat! become cross and ugly, "and the husband had often threatened to kill him, until finally one day the father took down his gun, and against the protest of his wife, who was present, Rhot the dog in the back of the head, just where-the head join* on to the neck. The blood spurted from the neck and the wife fainted. The monster is in charge of Dr. Lenour, who attended the lady during her labor, and baa been viewed by many persons. It will be a great curiosity in the medical fraternity.
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Prince Gort«chakofTsoilness is paralysis of the bowels The Cuban municipal elections have beeu postponed till May 8th.
Two thouMsd Swede* have left Berlin this spring for the United States. One thousand left Christiana on the 4th in*t
France, Russia and Italy hat* signified their adhesion to tbe territorial arrange-
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mon! made between the Porte atui lSe»te negro. A horrible murder has just In?a covered near Limoges. A invs ataw father's mistress am! her four t-iuiiSss»
Egypt hit-iii decided to tx-cupy tiu f£c*S' Sea v'os^t Jo Cajve Guardaluk Uw T*trance of the Arabian Gulf. MMi Riza Pasha has been appointed f&owta nor.
A dipatch from Cabul says man Khan announces his early Kohistan. All the Kohistan ChUiU*£*s»j a letter \veleo:mnmg him back os %«5r* eign.
The Moscow Gazette says: 'Tlnww sons upon which China refuses to the Kuidja Treaty are that the mrumiaw passes would remain in possession-, a* Russia, and .UKMI.OOO roubles siurb better expended by Cnina in mRl^u-y para! ions."
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IvONDox. April 14.—The Liberal jority over the combined oppositioov i** eluding Home Rulers, wiU be about The Irish members who are pledgecT^sr follow Parnell's active policy tuiu*fcrr thirty-six.
The Daily News states that Bc: c««»s&fr field will have an audience with the Qfwasta on Sunday, when he will communie.t** iAHer Majesty the decision of yestenirjeafCaV .net Council. The Ministry wilt bablv resign Tuesday.
The Times, in a leading article morning. savs: "Whoever may be seat? sw first in- the Queen, it seems to si: stea stood that the decision will r« Gladstone, and that Gladstone is committed to an absolute detrmui.\ttf••*** in the matter. It is certain that vevv -gaa pressure will be put upon him tdaic^i* officially a responsibility which he e-sR*%«u.i really escape."
MADRID, April 14.—Otero, whoattemsjf ed to asssassinate King Alsonso on evening of December 510, as the royrrt i*' riage, containing the King ami Qt-ntsx while passing through the palace ga executed this morning. At the tiimr TI*. arrest Otero gave his age as nineteen.
I-wt and *iarvlnir 1I»k* tn J^nnlrtw. The nineteenth annual meeting iti nectiun with the Home for Lost and Hi»» ving Dogs was held on Saturday lasC 3U. 105 Jennyn street. Col. Burden, im chair The report stated thai durfmj'fai-
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uist vearthe institution has found-hcarnc$v upward of 5,280 dogs, being r^maari than the previous year. New cAWfrt*WD* incuts had recently, been made f.fttsllome for additional itccou\odiU.'.or. cost altogether of about £8M). ali ot W4«KV. hatl been paid for by the balance fww Inst vear except £200.— l^ndim Time*
The News don't gush on an operiituwt of this kind, but thinks that if Coii ~'l*n dett had expendetl £800 in finding lumw®. for the poor, starving, naked i^nowiatfi litlle children of London, he wouloH presented with a much larger harr^,««ti the otlier shore.
A Mew Nfft In Indiana.
Anderaon Herald.
In the village of Fairmount ev?^$?r.*s singular fanatical religious society kw»wen as tlie "Raperites the orignator of society being one Raper, who made some years ago by charging his neigh&**r»^ fees for collecting notes, and when asaaw neys' fees were abolished bv law. turajtw^ his attention to religion, lie is attracting quiki a following, numbering some of 'Sat. most respectable citizens of the vi^Ss^ee The}' profess extreme holiness, an#-.*** entire separation from the world and lite sordid ptirsuits. Some of them are tremc in their views as to refuse ptsmpin their families, on account of the circle being corrupted by htborircfo* bread. Their leader professes the uxmtmKi familiarity witli the deitv. talking wtfdfc him face to face, shaking hands wi\!L.vmxr Savior, and manv other equally ai impossibilities. He wears long hnu, asnxil in fact, dresses after the manner of*'iter ''Immortal J. N."
0. A. &. of Indiaaapoli*.
At the meeting of the new Po*C CS* MR. Saturday nijjlit the following eofxmwfc tees were appointed:
Committees on Membership— Knefler, Robert Emmett and J. Auditing CommitUse— David E, Ht-ra* Harry C. Ad amis and Benj. D.
Relief Committee-—M. G. McLai^. **mi W. SpahrandJ. .1. Palmer. Committee to secure suitable (viv&Mmfor permanent post headquarter* and ear"* -v* —Charles N. Lee, J#ohn W. C'X®^ A. Field*.
George II. Chapman, Wallace Fcnsiisn. Slinton 4. Peele, W. W. Dudky antfJWtor J. llawes were apjadntcd to i«mfe? committees from the Union and Srratxaw* Veterans' unsociali#n with reUw.nw the observance of decowtion day
On motion of Fred. Knefler tnn jmt' was camel George H. Tlioma* \*nt-
Tne ffiao who will wait two ho«m fear his girl to friz her hair to go rifling w*?lt him, will swear awfully if his %x*rmhim waiting thirty seconds to noastray braid with a hair pin, Whiternm Time*.
A man who h«« three copies Man Hb Own Lawyer" i» mrwy. paid five hundred dollars fori is «&*»«* during tbe past year. Hmriu'mm Jlr* aid.
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