Daily News, Volume 1, Number 60, Franklin, Johnson County, 28 April 1880 — Page 1

WtatdMU Wasted, uut Reip WutML TH* IJAILT Neva will print •drertlaeroenu of pcr«on« **nUag work or BUttatkma. and of tho*e t»*«dlnjr Help of any kiad, mnoor c«Ama«—»ncb «d'ertJ«meoU not to «ic*«I8SWONU. Tbla proposed becao#e It belirrrd ft will aM many who need and denlr« work, and

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office for tbe reception of lettera addrewed to It* care, and §»ch letter* will be delivered onljr to the advertiser holding a check for tbe box number.

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jy Advertisement* printed under this head One Ont each word, and the adrertlaement will rarely fatl to at tract the attention of persona who mar have whatever I* wanted, and from a large nomber of r*pii«*» the advertiser In enabled to make the ruo«u favorable selection*. "Situation* wanted" and "Help wanted." not exceeding30 word#, jrriatel wlthoat charge.

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A good boy to carry paper* and atS'ews statM. Inc

tend to New* stand. Inquire at National

fl«a*e new* Mattd Immediately.

\AfASTKD—Everybody to bar a Hammock of Wm. Lovexe at No. 188 Ninth street, opposite Cllft Jfc Williams' Planing Mill, 5»-2w

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-A colored boy who can come re

commended, d««ire« a place to work for U.«rl and lodging so that be can attend school. Apply at colored *chool honae or 410 *ulh Third »tre« t.

AlfANTKD Employment for two stout active VY boy*. 14 and 10 year* old A. Power, KM and 106 Main (itrret.

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man who

a painter by trade

wishes employment will 'work at anything honorable, inquire at New* offlcc

ANTED -The busmen* men of Tern Haute to know that they can buy flr*t-r!a«ni spring *vi«Kon« from ('. A. Power, 1"M and M# Main *t., at price* that cannot be duplicated elsewhere In lb* ritjf.

\\.rANTED Situation by a boy 15 years old.

Will work at anything honorably. Inquire at au? .South First street.

"1*7"ANTED Hltuntlon by a man who can cotnwell recommended. Will work at anything honorably. Apply at office of DAILY N*W#.

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-Agents to sell aomethlng new. Ap

ply to or addrvsa \V*. A. BALL & BItO»,, Wi6 I/ocust street, city.

yy ANTED Everylody to know that you can your wants kn?wn In tbis column of the DAILY NEWS, at on» cent [Kir word per day.

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You to send order by postal card,

or through a Dally News Message Box, for thp DAILY NRWM, 10 cents per week, delivered promptly by carrier -r-

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Tern' Haute Is too large a city forlandlonl* to depend on placards, which attract the attention of only snch peraons as necessarily pas* the premises, while a small advertisement Inserted in the DAII.T Naw# will reach dally everybody likely to wantron«a*o*fcMtt*«, jwo«nfUjr*#«ur» a tenant, and savv the loss arising from properly standing Idle. One t'ent a Word.

KENT House No. H00 North Fifth four rooms. Inquire at JV8V Main. OOW

|/W)lt HKNT -Itesicience on North Fourth st.. I No 4A«, All modern conveniences. Plenty

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fruit. This Is very desirable property.

Inquire at this office.

HKNT -A nlc#, lurgo. airy np stair* front I room, to two genteel young men. at No. 1310 East Main street.

KENT Stable for two horse* nice ami dry and in good order, at No. 1310 East Main »t rect,

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KENT Space under this head in the DAILY NEWH, at one cent per word.

.for Sale.

Under this head, for One Cent per word, per eons may offer whatever they may have for sale, and be sure of reaching more purchasers every day than con Id be done In a week by personal solicitation, thus securing tha advantage of many Inquiries and of selling at tbe best offers.

Hammocks of all alaea made to tr« M-Jlw

li^Olt HALE 1' order by Wov«ae, No. lBtt north Ninth atreet.

JjtoK sale A due set uf gold-mounted single x1 Victoria harness cheap. Enquire at this office.

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8ALK OH TRADE-Hecond hand refrlga/ erator, Fisher's patent. Butchers slue. W. t. Means, HL flair House.

ljlOH SALE J" gkw, at •treet.

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•II Intarcated to arall Ibemael*** ot the mr*n* offered. It matt b« remembered that letter* *ent throngb tbe mail r« n*t delivered to txmaui

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initial* are o*ed. the letter aboald be

directed to the earo of tome Individual, firm, or fxwl'itlke Ix/x, and it tor city delivery the po*u#e

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atreet* al*«. oh Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Six tirnth and Seventeenth street*, on to year*' time six percent. Inlewnt, Apply to J. ttlake. dW

A large attic of Phwtons and Dug William Poth'e, W) South Thirrt 1*4 .J*1'1

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|?(F"AU advertisement* under thla head will be :harg*d to cents per Itne, and any one desiring answers through the Naws boxes, can rent Niw* mail boxes a* in I* office at It) cents per w«ek.

iMHtlnn ol Dully \ew« Dill Mtr».

In the olHtu of the NaUotw*! House, South v^lxth strwt. At iho Ontg Store of Huntiri ArmJ flmng. corner Sixth and Main streets.

At the Torre Haute House, on desk in *he watHnu rtt»in. At the "DejK»t lmj? Store" of Robinson

Sherburne. Chestnut street. At "K«st Km! Dmjt Store." J. K. Somes. *301 Main stn^et.

At the Bakerr ami (^nverv of Mm. A. ^rhurt. Soilth Thirt«»enth street. At the (Jrtrery. cor. Wilson and First 'reetii \At the A^rtieuUnral Implement ware j»ou*e of A Power, 104 and HWi Main »t reft. tiiilie t, vfe St. ilftMil, at the ticket window.

The now Job Printittjr ^tfice of I. M. vt Son#' is the to get gvxxl work at fair rate* 1i*» tlwm a *-*11 and examine Miwimefts and price*. lie mem Vr the l*Hiation—northwest ct^rner of

„fiM» ami Main, up stairs, over Jauriet «ok has been recently placing before Uie {V*. dry goods *t«*re A cowpwte stork if the l»eM of paper* and cards and. Also the nicest assortment «Off rani* ever brought to the city

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TSJE CITY.

—The river i» still risjng. —Sixteen loads of hay are standing oo tlx market. —Members of Morton Post No. 1 please take notice of the meeting April 29th.

Every person should go to hear Laura Ream at DowJing Hall to-night —There will be a meeting of the G. A. R. April 29th. Members please take no tice.

Tbe regular meeting of tbe Horticul tural Society will be held to morrow at the residence of H. D. Scott. —James Hickey wan la»t Monday sentenced by the Criminal Court to two years confinement in the State prison. —Dr. L. J. Weinstein will .leave for Dayton, Ohio, on business in a few days. He will probably return Saturday.

Col. Nelson will not speak on Friday evening at Republican Headquarters on account of a serious attack of congestion of the lungs.

The measles are reported to have broken out among the inmates of the orphans' Home. A number of children and sinter* are victims of the disease —A party of nine gentlemen passed through here Tuesday on their way to "Wisconsin to investigate in regard to the late gold discoveries in that state. —Stand by those who stood by you. Don't forget the Ilager Veteran entertain ment at the Opera House Wednesday evening, May 5th. —The brave men, who faced death that the Nation might live, will give our citizens a good entertainment at the Opera House, Wednesday evening, May 5th.

—The marriage of the Princess of Han over with the Baron Powell von Raining ton, has caused a great deal of talk in the social circles of the community in which they live. -—Many people are enquiring why it is that Lamb and White, have such a par ticular love for the people of the Fourth ward, is it on account of the deep interest they have in Hob Flinn, should he be elected.

The erroneous statement in regard to the "Little Joker" which was published a few days ago arosa through the misunderstanding of our reporter. The little fellow is all right and is in good running order. —The police bo hoyes arc weeping and wailing over the recent order issued by Lamb & Co. to the effect that a half months wages from each and every po liccman shall be donated to the good of the Democratic cause. —John Kxodus Lamb wants it distinctly understood by Uie public, that he did not write "Mossback" in the Oarette of Monday, also that with all of his many 'weak' nesses and shortcomings he neither writes for newspapers nor associates with newspaper men.

The programme which has been arrnnged by Prof. Leibing for the Christian Church concert which will be given to-morrow evening, reflects credit on the gentleman's musical taste, and those who enjoy gootl music should go to-morrow night. The admission is but 25 cents.

A horse and wagon were stolen from the stable of ]). S. Huston who livesabout four tniles north of the city. The theft was committed night before last, and all possible means are being made use of for the recovery of the property.

Master Mechanic Peddle, of the Vandalia road, is building a passenger engine at the shops in Terre Haute, which it is expected will hall their express trains bver the road as rapidly as the management will desire.—Ind. Journal.

A prominent National told a Republican yesterday that lie was satisfied that every wan! would go Republican next Tuesday by a decided majority. That Uie Iemocracy are bodily freightcned and demoralized at the prospect is evi dent.

President Brown, of the Indiana State Normal will deliver a lecture on Minerology at the Baptist Chapel to-mor-row evening. Illustrations on the logic of science will be given by Mr. J. Baur and C. R- Henderson. Prof. Zcrkousky will give some musical selections. Doors will be open at? o'clock and an admission of 5 cents will be taken at the door.

A woman br the name of Fredrick*, living near the eeratr of of Third and Cherty strvet*, yesterday atusmpted to put an end to her t'Xistibce, by taking a do*r of poison. Dr. McOrew was called in and saved tha woman the trouble of solving for herself, the problem that Joe.

It appears that domestic felicity not an occupant of the hou#e of the ambitious woman

VOL. 1.—NO. 60. TERRE I1AUTE, IND., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1880.-3:30 P.M. PRICE 3 CENTS.

Hear Laura Ream at Dowllng Hall to-night. She will lecture on Nevada and California. —About 3 o'clock this morning occurred tha death of Leopold L. Goodman, an old and respected citizen of this city. Mr. Goodman was in his fifty-sixth year. He was a native of Bavaria, Germany, and has lived here more than thirty years.

His death was caused ^jy heart disease. He retired in apparently good health, and the first intimation the famiiy had of his bad condition, was a gurgle in his throat which his wife heard, and upon examination he was found to be dying. —A fight occurred about 6 o'clock last night between two negroes, down near the gas works, in which one of the participants had his hand badly cut. It seems that a burly negro by the name of Salters, has been causing considerable trouble lately by "blowing" at the other boys about the place, but no one seemed inclined to engage in a battle with him until last night, when one of the Gas Works' employees thought he had taken about as much as he could well stand so he sailed into Salters, and the consequence was a series of bruises on both sides. Salters was arrested and taken this morning before 'Squire Quigley, and what he got there we have not been able as yet to ascertain. —The Are department were called about 3 o'clock this A. M. to extinguish afire in the Everlasting Elevator Bucket Co's. factory. It seems that one of the empleyees had been at work about 5 o'clock at the soldering bench and had* allowed a coal to drop from the stove which smoldered away so as to attract the attention of no one to it. The heat remaining in this fragment is supposed to be the cause of the fire. The action of the fire department on this occasion is worthy of the attention of our citizens. It is stated by an eye-witness, that on the Chief's ordering one of his men to do a certain thing, the worthy employee obeyed by telling the Chief to do it himself. It can be plainly seen by any person of thought, that such actions as this will ruin any organization and if the chief of the department has no more control over his men than is illustrated by this occurrence, the institution will fall to meet the purpose for which it is supported. The loss arising from the fire this morning will not exceed $200. About as much if not more damage was done by the water than the fire.

A Ntruck Jury.

The Foley-Duenweg contested election case has been set for next Monday before ludge Turman, and in accordance with a petition by Mr. Ducnweg what is known as a "struck jury" has been selected, the first for along time in this city. The manner of obtaining the jury is as follows: The*County Clerk selects forty tax payers living in the county, and the contestants meet and each in turn strikes out the name of one juryman who is objected to. This is continued until sixteen names are left and from these the twelve jurymen will be selected on the day of trial. The following are the names selected yesterday: Robert Black, Philip Randolph, Jno. N. Rhyan. Jno. Rankin, Harvey Evans, Richard W. Brotherton, II. S. 'real, Jno. VanCleave, Samuel S.'Moore, Wesley Hull, Warren Souls, Samuel Cheek, Wm. C. Forbes and Isaac Shull.

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Mr. Broadhurst is repainting his street restaurant John Pakdock left yesterday for a business trip to Cincinnati.

S. R. Baker is suffering from an attack of Rheumatism. Chas, Hebb is now in the printing business in Sioux City.

S, M. Beacher is in Greencastle on legal business. Messrs. Ncwliouse & Smith, of Morristown art in the city, visiting old friends.

COI KT XKW».

The Circuit Court convened this morning, and owing to Uie absence of Judge Patterson, who had gone to Parke county, Mr. Shelton occupied the bench. There was no business of any importance transacted.

R&AL K&TATK THAKSFRRS

John FL Bledsoe and wife to Nancy Akers. la a comer 38. 10, 8. 2 acres $ 85 00 John liaaeler to Sauourci Hamelcr. ondi ded lot fn 15,10, S SOO 00 Wnifaua H. Rorolne to N. O. Buff. (Traatee). In Vi IS, 8. 1 a-T* IflO S. O. Bat to Namcy C. Roadce,

Low!* Bay (Sheriff) to AatreW Nelrf. aw Ha MS* JO, 9 PWW ft. XkJcefberry to Wifjttm Bme,

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3mm* B. Gill and Jane Fuller. Ifenrv P*vis and Anae Browne,

LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

Terrible Outrage Committed in Harrison County, Iud., by a Mob, who

Attempt to Lynch a Man named Long, on

Trial for Murder They Finally Succeed in Taking tbe Life of

Long.

Burglary at Cloverdale, Ind.—Loss $130—Serious Runaway at tireencastle.

FATAL ACCIDENT AT LAFAYETTE. EPITOME OF EVENTS ACROSS THE POND.

ATTEMPTED LYSCH1NO OF A SUPPOSED MURDERER. NEW ALBANY, Ind., April 27.—At 4 o'clock this morning, at the magistrate's office of 'Squire Boston, in Blue River Township, Harrison County, twentyeight miles west of this city, Henry Long, known throughout Harrison, Floyd, Washington and Clark Counties, was undergoing a preliminary examination on a charge of murdering John C. Dincklock er, who is now in this city and is live enough to take his regular rations. The trial was continued until 4 in the morning. At that time a hundred or so masked men, rode up, dismounted, and apart of them rushed into the office, Henry Louis Otte seizing Long by the left arm. Long quickly drew a revolver and shot Otte through the heart, killing him instantly. Long then started to run, and in the scuffle to get out of the room, dropped his pistol. The mob fired eight shots at him, two striking him in the face and one in the neck. He got out of the office, but took refuge in the kitchen, where he took refuge behind a bed. the mob threatening to burn the house over him. Long again fled, and as he left the door six shots were fired at him and a stream of blood marked his flight through the yard and into a woods near by, where a pool of olood was found looking as though a man had lain in it, and Long's memorandum book near it. It is not doubted that Long was killed and his body carried away and secretcd. The mob then notified Long's wife and three other families to leave the neighborhood, on penalty of death. Great exmen prevailed.

OUROLAAY AT CIOVKRDAIE. CLOVERDALK, Ind., April 27.—Burglars entered the grocery and notion store of U. V. O'Daniel, at this place, last night, by a back entrance, and carried away about $125 worth of goods—revolvers, cutlery, cigars, etc., and $5 in small change from the money drawer.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

GRKENCASTI.R. Ind., April 27.—A horse driven by Herbert Gifford, an employe of the nail mill, ran off this afternoon, throwing Gilford out on his face and inflicting injuries which rendered lnm unconscious for several hours. No bones were broken and the injuries are not considered fatal.

BOY KILLED.

LAFAYETTE, April 27.—This morning about half-past 11 o'clock a boy named Frank Ernst, aged about eleven years, jumped on a freight q»r while in motion and was accidentally knocked off. the wheels passing over the lower part of his stomach, cutting him completely in two.

England.

LONDON, April 27.—The Irish-American Rifle-Match, which takes place in June, is expected to excel all previous affairs of this kind. The range will be erected at Clontarf, three miles north-eaat of Dublin. Great preparations are being made for tbe event, and the Prince of Wales will give a prize.

A meeting of Home-Rule Members of Parliament was held at Dublin to-day to Consider party policy, at which nearly twenty were present. The proposition to expel Callan from the. party to creating considerable angry contention. He, however, participated in the meeting, to-day, and assumed a defiant attitude.

Recent shipments of American wheat to London and Liverpool are pronounced of an inferior quality, and there is considerable complaint on the part of dealers..

Lujidox, April 27 —The Sligo police today *eiz*d a number of army rifles and sword bayonets at Tobbermrry. Several arrests were made

There are a few

Hie Gazette says the plague has appeared in the Valsk District, Government of Sara toff. Famine also prevails and twenty seven peasants have died from starvation.

The Golos of the Don says phantoms of death and hunger are passing from village to village in the Don District, where all the granaries are empty, and there is an absolute dearth of money. Other provincial papers re port death 'from starvation among the peasantry in various parts of the country.

LONDON, April 38 —A St. Petersburg dispatch says: "The missing workman who had been lodging in the basement of the under-guard room of Winter Palace until the day of the explosion, on Febru arv 22nd. was arrested here last Saturday. His name is Shevitch. He is a Litliunarian, and his uncle is (iovernor of the Province of Kalouga. He was placed in the palace by the Executive Committee six months before the explosion. He ha* confessed the deed. Other arrests of persons of higher rank have been made."

Third Ward Ballad.

With Edward Ellis on our «hild, We will see a better day For Terre Hant« will not have Any more Bole* fine* to pay.

When the young and lender school girl Itun'l thinking, I*n'i thinking. Of the time when »he will be allowed to vole. 'Lowed to vote. The chance* are that che

coyly blinking.

Coyly blinking.

At wine young man in a aebra overcoat. Overcoat

—Xnr liar en Jicginter.

Laura Ream at Dowling Hall lonight.

HOTKL. AKRiVAlJ*.

TERHE HAUTE HOUSE.

Chas. Palmer. Darwin, Ills. C. Murphy, St. Louis. NATIONAL HOUSE.

Page. Grinnell, Iowa

Moore, Richmond. Ind

Mom? FineNniarles Annual.

Emperor of Austria $4,650,000 King of Belgian 1,400,000 King of Bavaria 1,087,500 King of Denmark 277.000 Queen of England ... 2,585,000 Prince of Wales 1,700,000 President of France 180,000 Emperorof Germany !i, 080,000 King of Greece 201,000 King of Holland 311,500 King of Italy H..'M0.000 King of Portugal 660,444 Czar of Russia 12,500,000 King of Spain 2,000,000 King of Sweden and Norway.. JM6,000 President of Switzerland (Republic) it.CMKi Sultan of Turkey...

8,000,000

rentlemen in this

country who would undertake to manage the above government for much less money, and guarantee less trouble and better satisfaction. Think of twelve million five hundred thousand dollars being annually paid to the Czar, who is afraid to leave his palace without being in a bullet proof carnage, surrounded by a guard of soldiers.

An Editor's Life.

One of the beauties and charms of an editor's life is in his deadheading it on all occasions. No one who lias ever tasted of the sweets of that bliss can begin to take in its glory and its happiness. He does $ 100 worth of advertising for a rail road, and sometime gets a "pass" for rear, rides $25 worth and then lie is ooked upon as a 'deadhead or a halfblown deadbcat. He "puffs" a concert troupe 10 worth and gets $1 in Y,ornpli mentaries," and is thus passed "free." It the hall is crowded he is begrudged 1 he room he occupies, for if his complimentaries were paying tickets the troupe would be so much in pocket. He blows and puffs a church festival free to any desired extent, and does the poster printing at half rates, and rarelj' gets a "thank you" for it. It goes as apart of his duty as an editor. He docs more work gratuitously for the town and com munity than all the rest of the population put together, and gets cursed for it all, while in many instances where a man who donates a few dollars for the Fourth of July, base-ball club or church, is gratefully remembered. Oh, it is a sweet thing to be an editor. He passes "free," you know.— Utica Qhnerner.

A correspondent who signs himself "Inertia,' wants to know "what is the best cure for laxinemf' Well, there are several good cures, but

suppose

you try

carrying anew laid hornets' nest around the .block every morning, for a week. There won't be anything laxy aliout you during tbe latter part of the promenade, and unless the nest give# out before you do, it will prove a perfect cure

SHE had a pretty diploma tied with nk ribbon from one of our best ladies' lieges. In conversation with a daring and courageous young man, after he had detailed the dangers and deligfata of rideing on a locomotive, she completely upset his opinion of independent education of tbe »exe# by inquiring "How do they sU*r locomotives, anyhow?**— Register

pin Col

A young lady was beard to remark other day that she'd. stay a old maid un till the got black in the face, before she'd marry a man who dhewed tobacco. And she took a wad of gum ont of her mouth and stuck it on the side of her chair for safe keeping while #hc ate her dinner.