Daily News, Volume 1, Number 55, Franklin, Johnson County, 22 April 1880 — Page 1

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At the Drug Store of Huntin «V AnnJ strong, corner Sixth ami Main siwls, At the Terre Haute Home, on tlesk in the reading rtotn.

At the "Depot Drugstore" if Hobitwm iV Sherburne, iW)t) Chestnut Strtn At Kt^t End Drug 8lore,"4, K. Somen, V^tlt Main slrt^et.

At the Bakery ami (lf«»cery of Mr*. A. Gorhari, Hi*4 South Thirteenth street.

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A man Naug.itttck. Conn., has invented a new in«fh» rubber *Su*\ called th« Zephyr." which weighs lesai than {woOttn^'s. andean be carried*id j| fe»iy'n

A younv: |h-! -om in b.i\ clothing, who titrneil out to Sarah »lane Kno\. of •rw llauie. only H» v»-ar* old. was sent tthe home tor !rten{ii women to dav.

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The Tern* Haute pres is trying to get up big boom for W MeKeen tor Uo^rnmr on the Republican ticket Mr. McKe« a splendid jjeiiOrmtot and would make a most xeeUent •ah utive otllr- and should he «intr ilo «umiiia lion

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The Mayor of Louisville has instructed the police to visit the newspaper offices of that city and report to the grand jury all violation* of the Sunday law prohibiting labor on Sunday.

The Vandalia line 1 o'clock noon train from Indianapolis makes close connection nt (Jreettcasile .huiction with the north and south trains on the Louisville,

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Albaiiv ami Chicago railroad.

I.-twyer Hen llavete will you please slate whtil legal liability Uteie is on the part of the city to pay the Boleg judgmenC Now, you are a good lawyer HO you sitv, please answer this little legal I conundrum. If mere wa* no legal aided in swindling the

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city out of and costs.

W'e tiei the kind Indulgence of a gener ous public still a little longer in regard to the irregularity yl the carriers in deliver iiuf llie popern to subscribers. We have hud

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Ut the I »V St I. denot. at the ticket WHliam and Hiphard went ntU in the ^jfth-ic window. {alley. W ilbam hfwl his money in hi- hand when McCahe

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make many changes since we took charge of this paper, but we hope soon to be in a condition when no one will have ju-it cause of complain!.

On the Boleg trial. Marshal Kidd test! tied Una if hi* had had a pistol he would have "fixed" Miller before Boleg got hold of him. Kidd, Boleg As Co., it seems, lutd made tip their minds that they would kill a "nigger." Now they auk the the people of Terre Haute to pay Miller because Boleg did not kill him.

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LiKIt SAI.K A lf*rift ntiH'knf l'hietoni and Buj Kli-n, Hi W SI Ham rnlh, tvll South Thiol d*M

7 /7 -J rri \/y' fined If) her bed. so that it would be imI .1 v' -1 -J~ possible for liim to see her. At this stage of the game this policeman pushed his Y'.t.-c* of Terre Haute, when you go to way past the servant, ami walked deliberhe polls, remember the Boleg steal. ately into the fcrd-rootr. where the sick lady jav and said to her. "does this property "Ben," who wrote that report for you? Is it not true that Boleg* attorney did it for vou?

"Rule in Boleg's ca«e" has l»ecome

a* "«."lebru!»*d :t rule of Jnw as the "Rule in Sli-ll»v'«- fiiM*."

What doe* the Gazette and Ledger think of tli* action of th«* Democratic Council in tin- r$o|j-£ mutter?

News

promptly by the carrier, will rotifer a favor

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If th- ity i« liable to pay the judgment iiL'.-iin-u lJolcg, ity not pay hi« attorney's feo alo? Tli eiiy is a liable in one case a* lite oilier.

What was the City Attorney doing that In- allowed io unlawful measure to be acted upiiu £»y which llie people are to be robbed in the amount of Miller*# judgment 7

Samuels, optician, speaks of leav

ilit: the city next Monday. Those suffering ft Out weak eyes should not loose this opportunity, but t-all mi him nt the Terre llauttf house at once, as it. is a known fact that his ,glasses are a great thing for defective sight. 13o and see him at once. OlHce hours from 9 a. m. to 7 p. m.

•John Lantb now assumes the Democratic dictatorship in the Fourth as well as the Third ward, and has issued his ultimatum to the effect that Robert Flynn and no other man shall be the Democratic nominee for councilman. The election returns will show whether the Fourth warders want to 1m- run by Lamb and .lake White.

The people of the Fourth ward know .lake While's record as a councilman, ami under no circumstances would they return him to the council. White now proposes to name the man whom the Democrats shall nominate, and that man is Hubert Flynn. Mr. Flynn is a good enough man. hut it is a little cheeky in While and John Lantb to say that the Democrats shall nominate him.

At the iirocery. cor Wilson and First tion. drew about $100 from the National Bank this morning. About 2 o'clock A» the Agricultural Implement ware•[

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I snatched it and run. .Nelson followed him as fast as he could, calling for police, who arrived

due time and joined in

the chase. He wjh captured after a while, hut he had no money. He had evidently thrown it away. He is now in the Station house.

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A few days ago we said that we had a 1 Democratic police Itomb sltell to explode, We now light the fuse. tn the next day after election a Democratic policeman called at the n'stdenc« of a my protnitwrnt bn-ine«n man of this city, who is a Repub lican and who live* on north street. and W.v met hy the servant, who asked Uu- [VIlire man who he wished to see. He vaid he niited t«» see the lady of the Iieiisf the servant told him that I he iadi oJ the ho»j#r Kin very *ick, and was coo

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belong to voti No doubt the object of th» policeman was to find out whether the property in

which

they lived stood in the name*of the

gentleman in question, as he had on election day sworn in several voters. Now if this best police in the cfty Wanted such information, why didn't he go to the records of the county that would

have been the proper place. There was no earthly necessity of this policeman in going to litis private residence for such information, especially when he knew the lady's husband was not at home, and why did he intrude when he found the lady sick. We submit to the people of Tern* Haute that this is the progressive Nineteenth century. But just tell us if you can, who even heard of a Fiji Islander, Hottentot, Patagoniau or Zulu with such an idea of decency.

We believe that home is the most sacred place on earth, and we think a good shot gun is a handy thing to have about thse house.

Miss Lulu Ball has accepted a place in the P. O. lobby. E. M. Sappenfleld has returned after an absence of eight months.

W. B. Tuell was registered at the Grand Hotel, Indianapolis, yesterday.

Win. Hensel. 'the Fourth street grocer, is still lying very low. lie can not recover.

The board of managers of the Terre Haute Library will have a meeting this afternoon.

Miss Nellie Sloeum and Miss Maud Brahmon, of the East Knd, are visiting friends in Kokomo.

K. B. MeCHire. general superintendent I. & St. L. railroad, was in the city for a short time yesterday.

Julius Mack, an old Terre Haute boy. now a resident in Kansas, is visiting his mother on South Fourth street.

Hon. John C. Brlggs, the Democratic Stalwart of Sullivan, is an applicant for a pension, on account of disabilities received duaing the war.

Miss Miller, of Terre Haute, commences her school*at New Providence the 19th. Miss Miller comes well recommended, and we wish her success.-— Pari* /it jmblicm,

II. J. West fall has been promoted to the position or head mailing clerk at the postoftlce, in place of C. H. Turk, resigned. Mr. West fall has made most, rapid progress in Jd* tint* of business and certainly deserves the promotion.

INTERESTING DATES.

Battle of Solferino Jtine 23, 1859. Dominion day July 12, 1807. Battle of Contreras August 20. 1847. Battle of Lundy's Lane June 1't, 181.1. James AVatt died Aug. 2.r). 1819. Robert Peel tlied July 2, 18o0. San Sebastian stormed Aug. 31. 1813. Defeat of Custer June 25, 187(5. Second Battle of Manassas Aug. 30, 1802.

Adams antl Jefferson died July 4, 1826. Seven days' fight began June 26, 1862. Algiers surrendered July 5, 1830. Napoleon surrendered Sep. 2.1810. Admiral Foote died June 2, 1868. Gen. Morgan killed Sept. 4, 1864. Battle of Carthage July 5, 1861. Confederates invaded Maryland Sept. 15, 1862.

Dr. Jenner died Jan. 26, 1823. Gen. Geary died Feb. 8, 1873. American Bible Society Instituted March 7, 1804.

Battle of Shilo April 6, 1862. Commodore Vanderbilt died Jan. 4, 1877.

Senator Benton died April 10,1850. Thiers made President of the French Republic Feb. 18,1871.

Charles Dickens bom Jan. 7, 1812. Paley died May 25, 1805. Germans occupied Paris /March l, 1871. Battle of New Orleans January 8, 1815. Emperor Paul assassinated March 21, 1801.

I-eibig died June 8, 1857. Alabama seceded January 11, 1861. Jertold died June 8,18S7. First American locomotive Febniary 21, 1819

Battle of Marengo June 14, 18*10. Nevada admitted as a State March 1, im

TEH RE ILAUTE, IXD.: THURSDAY» APRIL 22, 1880.-3:30 P.M. PRICE 3 CENTS.

Kearsage sunk the Alabama June 19, 1864i Longfellow Born Feb. 27. 1807.

Massacre of Powenpore June 15, 1857. A. T. Stewart died April 18, 1876. Victoria crowned June 90, 1887. Madison died June 21,1836. Mollie Maguires hung June 22, 1877. Daguerre died July 6, 1851. Warsaw taken Sept, 1S61. Capture of Gibraltar June 20, 1804. Battle of Bull Run July 21,1861. Battle of Atlanta July 22, 1864. Fulton's first steamboat trip October 1. 1807.

Perry's victory Sep. 10. 1813. Gen. Taylor died July 9, 1850. Filmore inaugurated President Jnlv 16," im.

Channing died Oct, 2, 1842. Pedro II. made Emperor of Brazil, July 18, 1841.

Samuel Adams dietl Oct. 2, l8o2. Bishop White died July 17, 188(1. Russians defeated at Kars Oct. 7. 1H77. Intense heat July 14, 1868. Modocs executed Oct 3, 1873. Gseat hail in England July 14, 1808. Jenny Llnd born Oct 6, 1820. The vessel Florida captured Oct. 7. 1864. (treat strike began July M. 1877.

Emmet's insurrection July 23, 1803. Van Buren died July 24, 1862. Battle of Perryville

Oct.

Niagra bridge completed July 31/1848. Lord Nelson died Oct, 21. 1805. Metz capitulated Oct. 27, 1870. Battle of Trafalgar Oct.* 2J, 1805. Prussians occupy -Mete Oct. 29, 1871. tl£AU.-Mjtclu^dwi *ot*.80, 1809, —Chicago T&riger.

THE NELSON MEETING.

Splendid Turnout of the Yoemanryof Old Jefferson.

A MAGNIFICENT ADDRESS.

The Pure Republican Doctrine Promulgated In the Spirit of Harmony And Brotherly Love.

M*d!»on Courier. Time and space prohibits an elaborate report of Col. Thomas H. Nelson's magnitlcent speech this afternoon. It was a masterly effort: unanswerable in argument, beautiful in diction, and delivered with the ease and grace of Demosthenes. Public speaking appears* to come as easy to Col. Nelson as talking in conversation. and attracts spontaneously the attention and confidence of his audience. There was not a person present at the Court House this .afternoon but who would walk a long ways to hear Nelson again, and we trust they will have the opportunity during the campaign. His speech was a brilliant, vivid portrayal of the rccords of the Republican and Democratic parties, and was presented in a manner calculated to convince and persuade all candid men. The audience, which was exceedingly large for one of the first meetings of the campaign, was composed of representative men from all parts of the county. The distant townships were well repre sen ted, and the close attention these intelligent cultivators of the soil award ed him was remarked by -Colonel Nelson a* the highest compliment that could be paid to him. The effect of this speech will

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8. 1802.

Battle of Valavera July 28. 1809. Great fire in Chicago Oct. 9, 1871. Tariff of 1842 repealed July 28, 1846. Secretary Seward died Oct. 10 1872. Riot in Savannah, (la.. July 29, 2872. New York Bank suspended Oct. 13, 1857.

Mine explosion July 30. 1861. The French evacuated Mascow Oct. 19, 1812.

felt in November

next, and we are prouo to record this day's meeting as one of the brilliant successes of the gallant Republicans of old Jefferson, a foretaste of the sort of meetings which are to be held hereafter under the auspices of the Republican Central Committee. This is to be a campaign of reason and argument, and the Republic4n column starts out grandly on that line. Next week we may publish Colonel Nelson's remarks ver batim, and pending that event will say no more of his address to-day.

LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

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AtrftOtx, fad., April 1©.—Mr*. Ella Ashley, a highly respected young lady of this place, eloped on Saturday night *th one Gns Fraaces, a pnnu-r by trade. Bnt the couple csitght this morning by. Mi*. Ashley's bunbaml and Mr. Frances was left alone in the world with marks of violence on his person. Mm. Ashley and

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Frances when found were footing it between Waterloo and Butler, Indiana, on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railroad. It is supposed they staid at some farm house Saturday night and Sunday, but where, the parties would not ten. THB STORM AT FATBTTEVriAE, ARKAK&A8.

Eittue Rock, April 31.—Advices front Fayetteville report .the storm of Sunday night last unprecedentedly severe. At 9 p. m.. coming from the northwest, it struck and destroyed the residences of Mr. Hiltort, Dr. Paddock, Mrs. Crock and J. E. Vaughan, the Masonic Hall and the Fremont House, a three-story brick hotel, killing Mrs. Glass, wife of the proprietor. The Democrat office is badly damaged.

HON. AVM. HKILMAX AOAtV DECLINES. Evaxsviu.k. I no.. April 21.—The Journal will to-morrow publish a can! from Hon. Wrnio Heilman. repeating, with emphasis. the declaration of his card, published last November, in which he said, in regard to the nomination for GoverI nor, "1 desire to state explicitly and unequivocally that under .no circumstances will I be a candidate, nor would I accept the nomination if tendered.

The west-bound express on the Ohio and Mississippi Road was fired into Tuesday afternoon just east of Washington,* Intl., by1 a matt supposed to be a tramp. The ball passed through a window, below which was a man lying on seat.

An Englishman by the name of Me Faddeu. employed bv Conn & Dupont, horn manufacturers, at Elkhart, Intl.. at tempted suicide in a saloon yesterday afternoon by shooting. The ball entered just back of his right ear. taking an upward course. The wound jnav prove fatal.

John T. Musselman. an old resident of Logausport, Indiana, and once very wealthy, was yesterday declared insane

In the case of the State vs. Jacob Sciple. at North Vernon, Indiana, yester day, who was on trial for participating in the many robberies in Jennings county, last fall, the jury returned a verdict of guilty, and he was sentenced to the penitentiary and disfranchised for two years. Henry Schroader. {another, charged with the same crime, is now on trial.

About thirty years ago a man named Griffith, sexton of the First Presbyter Ian church, Alleghaney City, disappeared very mysteriously. It has just come to light that two butchers were passing by the grave yard in the dead hour of night, with their meat, when they saw a dim light among the graves. They quietly slipped up and found the sexton stealing a body one of the butchers struck him on the head with a board, killing him instantly. They then buried his body and the one he was stealing in the same grave. One of these butchers died several years ago, and the other one on his death bed. a few days ago.'con fessed the murder.

Apart of the Madison Square Garden, in New York, fell, yesterday, killing four persons and severely wounding many. others.

CONFIGURATION.

A great tire raged nearly all day yesterday at Hull, city opposite Ottawa Canada. It is estimated that 800 houses have been wholly destroyed and 4.000 people made homeless.

CABLE NOTES.

The National Bank of Alliens has effected a loan of 60.000.000 drachmas with Paris bartkers. The act authorizing the suspension of the bank will probably be repealed.

A dispatch from Bombay reports that communication with Condaliar has been re-established It is rumored that Abdur sahman Khan has executed several of his followers for mutiny.

A dispatch from St. Petersburg says: "A meeting of the Committee of Ministers condemned proposals for removing of disabilities of old believers and other re ligiousdissenters in Russia." lie ports from Dundee sealers in the Greenland fisheries art unsatisfactory. The total catch is not expected to exceed three huudred tons of oil, or about $20, 000 worth, which will scarcely pay ex penses.

The caravan, which waited on the pre liminary survey for the proposed Sahara railroad, has returned to Algeria. They thoroughly explored the country between Ouedrhin and Elcolcah, to the south of which they perceived passes through the great aand banks barring the Iosalah route. They were unmolested.

Information has been received herefrom Constantinople that three hundred armed representatives of the Albanian League recently exacted a promise froin Muhktar Pasha, at Prizreud, to exile ihf prefect and pnmdent ^f tribunals. The? aim demanded the formation of Albania into ffriaejpality, tinder the sovereignty xi an Albanian chief of Gu*ioje,