Daily News, Volume 1, Number 68, Franklin, Johnson County, 7 May 1880 — Page 1

VOL. 1.—NO. «8.

Situation* Wanted, and Help Wanted. T»»! D*tir

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p«*r»ori» wanting work or Bfuuikwi. *nd of twt« n««i»e nfipgi any Kino. wimotT tdrciti.fiai'hti not to rtceed SB word*. Tblai* ». propped be*«B*e It 1* befieved It will a$ many b« n»i tl tnd desire work, ud we totdWijrinvite #11 bitvre*{ed to trail

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jHr"Aiv«Tti»eme«i.» printed nndertlile bead One vr.t each word, and the advertisement will rarely r.»il to attract the attention of {*-r»on» who nav bane

I* wwited. and from a large number of tin* advertiaer I* enabled to make tbe niixt favorable »|frllofi*. "Hltaallon* waited autl "11«-11* wanted," ifil exceeding30 word*, print.••I without charge.

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frtiii. Thi* i«ver de«lrahle pmperty.

inrpilre nt till* ofllce.

A i|{ UK NT snare under thl* head In the

HUI.Y N KW •*, at one cent per word.

for Sale.

|«r I nder thl* head, fur One tVut oer word, per•4iii* mnv offer whatever they may have for *ale, ami )e «ure of reaching more purchaser* every tinv than could

done In week by per*onal

Miilrltatlon. thn* *ecurlng the advantage of tnany Inqtilrle* and of oelllng at tbe bent offer*.

SA1.K llammoek* of aU *lKe» made to order by Wov»*e, No. ll» north Ninth *treet.

noil «nlo A fine *et of gold-wountfld alngle Victoria harnena cheap. Knutiire at thl* otHcc.

.loH SA1.K A large quantity paper*, go.nl for wrapping pe« nnndred. IHtt.r Nawa,

of old Nfwa pa* purfH»»e». 8ft eta.

li^olt SA1.K t^H* on Ka*t W'alnnt and Poplar I1 «trcet*. »l*o. on Fourteenth. Fifteenth, Six'"lie d*4

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teenth and Seventeenth *treet», on 10 year*' time per cent. Intere«t. Apply to J. II Blake

a L/HK HA1.K A large atoek of Phieton* and BugJP gie«, a! William Poth'«, ISl Smth 1[bl™ «treet. dM

I^oll SAUK -A large quantity of old New* payt per*. gtKxl for wrapping porpoa**. cent* per ftundred, lAtt.Y N*wa.

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j:f~AU advertisement* under tbla head will be »*h«rsil invent, per line, and anyone de«irlng nuawer* ihrttngh the Nswa btwea. can rent N'ttw* mail N-v,-. thl* ..Wee at 10 cent* per week

Intention nl Hull) *ew« 1*11 Itetr*.

In th»» oltlrc of iho Xntional I ton so, SiMitlt Sivih vin^rl, At ihr Hrug Siort of HunUn A ArtnJ •iwroug. rorner 8ixth ttntl Main utiwtA.

Ai iho 1Vnv 11n*tlf Hott«», on in .!»«» rvmUng rtw»n». At the DntjrSiorr" of Hohinson & Hlu'rlnirnt'. VKKM 'htnttnul

At "Ka-41 Kn«l Irttg Hiorr." J. K. Somw, 1^11 ilaiu stnM At tin1 Uiikery !»»«l UrtMvry of Mrs. A. IJerttar^. Sinith Thirteenth strwt,

At iho t.}r«very. rot Wilwn atnl First

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A» Agricultural Implement wtmvbou^' "f A I'ower KM ami lllrt Main iiw'i the A Si ,it the ticket ofWr*'

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pine Itluc jua^lnre «iv ratles north c»«t -.1 it) tioixi pm««. water and t.«'s vc unlet-* itl 4S1 Ohio dtrel |f ft I* J\STRKt

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J. Hi itil .-^rwin iu I lie fleUI willi a full of «ru:tiuent«l. a« well a «t*nUanl fruit tpre* ami can he fours tl si lih oltt

HW«er Ohio ami of poM

o»cr Sixth *ln el% and llope« to we all

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offered. It BiB*t KA«fDber«d that letter# wnl through tJie mall are delivered to nfiriALa fst.r. tf initial* arc c*ed, the letter abonld be directed tn the care of aome Individual, trm. or

Im, am) if for city delivery the poatage

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D*ILT J*BW« hM bo*M »t tile

..ffl... i»t Ilif rr eptlon of letter# addreaaed to Ju rare, and *uch letter* will be delleered only to the advertiser holding check for the bo* number.

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ANT Kit .\rr\t*d» know that »ou ran liiiik*' viitif knovt II iii thl* oliimn of Ua DAll.V SkWi. at one rent p«-r word pt-r day.

Von t" •end onier tjy po^'.al card.

ur through I»«ily .%'•»• Me«*age Bo*, for rli.

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to rent a J»er week, delivered

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W'WIKH A nitnation by a laboring man tl ••tejjil) and reliable fan do all klnii« of m.ik. Kri'|iilre at the office at Boa ton lloune.

AN I» Kinploy nieiit for two ftoiit act is It and 16 e.ir« old A power, lot Tlniii |i» iiu

\VTKI» A mull Who i-a palnler by trade wl»tie« employmeni: will work nt anything bo|ior»lle Inquire at Nr.imoHlre.

\N I KD filiation by a l»»y IT. year* old. Will work at anything honorably. Inquire rj. Soiitli Kir»t »tre«*t.

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Situation In drng houne. Hefer-

in .• uml experience. Two year# Mndjr with i.it'tlit ine, with one coiir»e In M, College, Work lie up Addreax VttSj mdlth Fourth utreet.

AN"! r.l) A colored hoy who can eome reutiiiiieiideil, de»lre» a place to work for )m. if.i and lodging that he can Attend «ch«ol. Apply at «o|ored -rluail honae or 4111 »oiith Third

.for Went.

l«f~ Terre Haute I* tK» large a city for landlord* depend "ii placard., which attract the attention nt unly Fin'h per.on* a« necc«»arlly pan* the preiiil-e-, while a *in»ll adrertl*ement Inserted in tie I»A

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Nrwa will reach dallv everytxaly likely

want r«'in«or lion»e*, promptly .eciire a tenant, ,»ml .me lite lo-« :iri»l»m from projH-rty ftandlng iille One t'cut won!

IiV»l( Itl'.NT |{e«lience on North Fourth »»., I" No t.Vi All modern convenience". Plenty ..f

All adrerttaementa in thfa* ratina under the head of wantod. from b«*lne*a )wum will be charged 85 cent* per week for foor line*. AI1 over that somber wfll be charged extra. We do thi# In the iitrmi of tbe biiaineaa community.

Hanlrtl Srenbodr to call at Monroe A 8mlth barber a bop" So. 191 South Foarth rtrwt. They

Five a clean a have and ahampoon well.

Wanted -Housekeeper* to call on Chapmau A Co.. So. SOU Sooth Fourth Street, for pare, wboiaonte well-baked and unadulterated bread, sod choice cake*.

anted

a No. 4 Shannon* block

•outh 6th »irn i. 1Vrre Haute I ml.

«r two good hotiae painter* IS BOSS. «2. Main atreet

Everybody to bny a Uainmoek of

11 Win |jirc/i »t No 186 Nliltb atreel, oppo flirt A William*' Flaning Mill. M-stw ANTKD The tm*ine*a men of Terre llaute in V. !n*« thai they cau bay fir*!-tlaci apriug (t*»ui A Power, lot and 106 Main »t

Work: work: work: I Hare a aplen-

dld and large a»»ortment of Wall paper, and employ compete at workmen to bang ft

TKJkqraiR. 114. Ponrtb atreet.

anted Per*om to call at Pat ton Broa.. where they caa bnr tbe beat of everything In the eating line at the loweat market pruee.

W anted —All peraona who desire aharlngThair rutting. ahampK(ng and bathing, to call on Berkshire. No. 414 Ohio atreet. None bat com-p-ient twrber* and careful attendant*employed.

W anted To exchange boot* and ahoea for eaab. iit l»,!ioi)i price*. Call on A. ii. Boegeman. No. 1 is noixh Fourth atrert.

Hantrtf Peraon* having hide* for »ale, and ih»e engaged in tbe lioot and aboe mann fattorlng trade, to call on I.. A. BurneJt. No. 1 It notith 4th atreet. Wanted Bayer* of coffee*, aagara, and ataple grwenea —qnalltr and price* guaranteed—to try

Byera Brirtbetf. No. Ill aouth 4th atreet

V* anted Thotedeairon.of obtaining good freah t.roccrie*. Tea* and Coffee* at bottom cash price* to call on .lohu Zimmerman. *4 and g06 south lib atreet.

Wanted Farmer* dentroua of good board and •ecotninodatlon for thero*elve», their cooaln* nd their an nt*. a* well a* good fodder and atabliug for their animal* to call on .1. \Y. Bo»ton, 9Ue Sonth Fourth street.

Wanted 'Everybody to call on Oeunls Sullivau No.liiti North Fourth atreet. If you have old furniture. old Iron or any other old plunder to dlapo*e of. Wanted At Fred Klckler'a aaloon. No. 106 S

Fourth atreet. a call from all peraona who dealre pure Wine*. Liquor*, and good Cigar* at reaaonahle ratea.

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Hunted All peraon* dealroita of ftnrebaalng gtNid lioot ana Shoe* at rea*onajle rate* for caah. to call at W, Ii. OrelnerN e«tabllahment,

Ohio atreet. near Fourth. 87wl

Wanted Bvery tlroi-er In the city to call dally .it tnv place and examine good* and get price*. Joa. H. Bmoaa. Wanted Kvervbody to call and ptirrhaac feed* of all Wind* at lowest caah price*. No. Jitt north

Fourth atreet.

C. 11. GOLOAMITH.

Wanted J. 11. Freeman, Opera llouae. C«reat on watch work. Fine Jewelry on hand. Watchea and Chain*. Solid Silver work.

W»nt«d Kveryltody to call at Cincinnati llouae 17 North Fourth atreet. where they can gel the line*t l.lfpiora In the city. St. Lou I* Beer alway* on draught.

WftDttd

-Kverybo«ly to give I.eo Warner a call

for he *ell* the be*t Liquor* and cigar* in the city. No. 410 Main *treet.

Wanud Kvervbody to call on .lohu Riibacb, 4th and cherry utreetajfor Harne**, Saddle*JCollari and Bridle*. Wanted The peophraf the South Knd to know that I have fitted up an elegaut Ice Cream parlor at corner of Ttli and Poplar atreet*. 1.

L. HAHRISOX.

Wanted All thouc In need of feeda of all kind* will do well to call on Oliver A Co.. northweat corner 4th and Cherry atreet*. They glva »peclal rate* and aell by whole*ale aa well a* In amall quantltle*. WanUd ewly married jieople. and tho*e who are not. to call and buy one of thoae elegant parlor *ult* of Forater A son. No, ltfcj and HM north

Fourth *treet. Wan tad Kvery one In the North Knd to call at northwcNt corner 4th and Kagle *t*.. for Bread and cake*, fre*h every morning. T.

CALLAHAN

Waatod -Everybody to call and examine mv »tock of Cigar* and Tobacco. No. 85 N. Fourth atreet. M. 11A

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Wantad Kveryiiody to call and examine my new atock of Boot* and Shoe* Juat received at J. K.

orliig

US nort north 4th *tre«t. Mtt.LKIl.

Wanted The people to call o* Cowlo'a A Ilow*her for nice canned gooda, fruit* tea* and coffee*, at No. II" north 4th street

Wanted

Go ta HtaU for genuine pebble apec-

tacle* the be*t for the eyea. lie alao keep* a full llnr of microacopea, apy gla«se* and aunglaaae*. Wanted -Tho#e who want a good clean ahfcve to go to T. K. Gutherie. No. 109 aonth Third street Wanted—Tho*e who are faatldlon* and hard to to pleaae to go to Wm. Clark* barber parlors, aonth 4th atreet, he give* aatlafactlon

Wanted Kverv lady to try oar 190 cloth top button aboe. G. A. Hooana, A Co., 389 Main atreet.

WA NTKI) Kvcrybody to vlalt our great aale of tMMita and *hoe*. G. A. KootM

Main *treet.

Co., St9

WANTKO—Kvery body to bare in ralnd that you can nave SB per cent, by bnylng your boot* and aboe* at our great aale. if. A. Bnsitw A Co.,

S» Main atreet.

WANTKD—It underatood that no house in the city ran undersell a* In boota and shoe*. G. A. Kottcna A Co.. M9 Main atreet.

WANTKtV- Every boaae-keeper to *Mt the Furniture, Stove ami ijueenaware bon*e of K. Flaher, when In waut of bargain*. 104 and li# Sooth Fourth atreet.

-All peraona In want of parlor or to

\VANME1» chamber auita io c&ll 4ft J. R. Flaher. No, 104 and 106, Fourth atreet.

WANTED—All kind* of aeeood hand gooda In part pay for new furniture or atoeea. 4. K. n*RU. IM and H*. aonth Fourth atreet.

WANTRIV AII perao®* thaCwaiit bed kwnge* to calf. The lumt atock lu the city. R. Fian*a,, 104 and toe sonth Fourth atreet

THE CITY.

Weather warm*. —Democratic pollUtians on the wane. The jrrade we*t of toe river l»eiof rrjvaiml. —The i«lriunrr Heiwteer

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Chestnut »treet.

layinf at an

clu»r at U»e loot of Main street. II -A new mil boat has been pliced in the rim at the foot of Ohio street, —Kites are the principal article of I aiuttAetnent for the ttnall boy# *t prwent I —A new frame house ha« j«»t hero cot&pieted on Second street, jutt north of

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—William Hensel the 4th street grocerrtnan was buried this afternoon by the Forester*. —The first shooting match of the season will be held *1

Strawberry hill next

Tuesday. —The county bridge wWchman was busy to-day laving new planks on »tlie floor of tbe bridge. —City merchants are hanging their awnings to protect themselves from the heat of the coming summer. —The steamer Reindeer came down the river yesterday with a cargo of thirtyeight cords of stave bolt*. —The street cleaners are ran more to he seen, they have performed their vocation. voted the Democratic tfeket and are no more. —he Democrats have cooled down to comfortable basis, and are now willing to bet on a Republican go-as-yom-please tilts fall. —Remember the excursiortto Lockport to morrow evening and the speech of Col. Nelsou. The McRr-en Cadet band will go. —The Terre Haute chimney sweep ere ated quite an attraction by getting on the roof of the Fillteck house and favoring the public with one of his vocal selections. —The trestle work on the county road, west of the bridge, has become uuite famous as a resort of fishermen of all classes, both professional and those who fish for pleasure. —A new fence has been constructed around the building on the northwest corner of Second and Chestnut streets, and gives abetter appearance to the street in that particular locality. —The raging Wabash whi|j has for the past, two weeks been striking fear to the hearts of the bottom farmers has again descended to its

proper

sphere and is con

fining itself to the proper limits between its banks. —The increase in the temperature has been of advantage to the Sixth street rail way. Citizens living on this line avail themselves of the opportunity of saving their strength by riding to and from their business. —Ingersoll will be at the Opera House to-morrow night. His lecture, "What shall we do to be wived." is said to lie as fine as "Liberty of man* woman and child." The house will he crowed. Procure reserved seats nt once. —The boating season is just beginning. Mr. Chnuncy Twaddle, the Vandalta bridge watchman, has placed a number of beautiful new skills in I he river, and the demand for them this summer will be, from present indications, quite lurire. —A boy was riding along Main street, yesterday afternoon, hurrying to catch the Georgia Minstrel band, when, attempting to turn the comer of Fifth street, his horse fell, precipitating him to the ground. He was helped to rise and mount his horse, and went on his way as though nothing had happened to retard his progress. —The brake in the Paris road caused by the raise in the river is being tilled up. and travel on this road will soon he resumed. This was one of the principal tributarityi of ingress to this city, and the hinderance caused by this brake litis had its effect on the produce market. —Mr John J. Landis, recently of the pool ofllce in Indianapolis, and son of Mr. M. M. Landis, of the Merchant Des patch Transportation Co.'s oflico of that city, lias arrived here to succeed Mf. T. M. Deveraux, who goes to Cincinnati as local agent of the M. D. T. Co. at this point. Mr. Landis is very popular in Indianapolis, and will be a welcome addition to our society circles.

TnE anti-third termers seem to have made a failure all around. We would advise them to go pack themselves in ice, and prepare themselves to keep awhile for Grant will be the nominee of ihe Chicago Convention.

HOTKIi AHRIVAIX

TKRRK If AVTK HOUSE.

G. M. Clark, L. J. Mossett, Cincinnati, 0. C. E. Judson, Indianapolis: W. B. Woodman, Chicago C. F. Hamilton. Boston M. Wile, Vincennes Otto Palmer. Cincinnati, Ohio 8. Meredith. Rockvilie Geo. L. Emerson,. Peoria H. E Lossee, New York L. W. Marshall, Indianapolis 8. L., Gilbert B. T. Haz«n. Cincinnati. 0. A. J. "Fisher. Olnev, 111. W. W. McCune, Rockvilie Robt Brower* New York E. 8. Walker, Chicago .las A. Wolf. NewYork II. II. Davenport, Vandalia, III. H. B. Funtull. New York 8. Rich. St. Louis Ed Wltkowsy. New York Chas. C. Fincher. Danville: E. W. Offcrmann. Richmond. Va. W. II. Harman, St. Louis.

NATtOXAL HOI SK.

R. L. Garrison. Cincinnati II. I^ehman, Buffalo A. C. Erskine. Harristown II. Wilkins, Cincinnati W. II. Berlin, Cleveland R. H. Barnes. Indianapolis Chas. Chapuplin. New York:

G. Came. Dayton. O. B. F. Pell, Kcwetli. KATS.

E. T. Ferguson, *os

port W. jL Dunlao. Indianapolis P. J. Merit, Evansville Geo. Lovjoy. E. «fc T. H. R- R- C. D. Piatt Chicago J. a Taylor. E & II. R. N. B. Cobb, Jamestown, N. .1.: E. Gardener, Pittsburg Tho*. Johnson. D'ncianati S. T. Falorik-r. Chicago W. Carfttt, &L U«iis A- Griffin. JiewMW, 111 P. ¥. Matteew*. EllettavQle. Ind. J. H. McCbug. Burlington. low* T. N. Little, Mattoon Simon Welman. Cincinnati. Ohio.

It was a delicate piece of sarcasm in the boankr who seat his landlady a razor oeatly inclosed in a handaome silk lined case and labelled "butter knife."

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TEBRE HAUTE, IISTD., FRIDAY, MAT 7, 1880.-3:30 P.M. PRICE 3 CENTS.

TIVE CITY COUNCIL

An AdJ*orned XetllBg Lant XlghtRautlnr Bwlwtw.

The city council met in adjourned session last night, with His Honor and all the councilmen except Mr. White present.

The minutes of intervening meetings were road and approved. The following bills were allowed. Brokaw Brothers, carpets $ 11 70 T. B. Johns, lumber 16 88 Stein Brothers, repairing 2 55 John N. Woif, material 2 75 C. F. Roderus, printing 5 00 T. H. Gas Co., gjis 882 25 Vigo Abstract Co., diagrams 43 14 Sundry parties, voting places 80 00 Express Printing Co., printing... 5 25 Phn'nix Foundry, repairing 09 57

PETITIONS.

From J. Swort, asking a correction of assessment. Referred. From John Lightlieiser. for grading and cindering Ninth street. Referred.

From Anton Meyer, for grading, curbing and cindering Ninth street. Referred.

From Phoenix Foundry, and Machine Works, asking permission to erect scales. Referred.

KLKCTIONS.

The Election board tendered their report, Air. Schloss, moved that the report be received and spread upon the record. Carried.

STRKRTS AND «KUOKS.

Committee to whom was referred the plans and specifications for grading and cindering South Ninth street reported favorable: recti veil.

Committee to whom was referred the report ol the city engineer for grading and graveling an alley on Poplar between Fourth and Fifth reported favorable, report received.

Plans and specifications for grading and graveling street from Chestnut to Eagle was approved.

Mr. Schloss saitl a few reports were not ready to present to the council. RKPORT8 OF OFFICKIJS.

Superintendent of Wood lawn Cemetery tendered his report which was received. The chief of police reported during the month 78gas and 117 gasoline lamps not lighted.

City Treasurer's report was read and received. The street commissioner teudered his report, which was received.

The street commissioners^ expenditures for the month was $1,040.25. Mr. Fris/. offered a 'resolution that the street commissioner be directed to notify property owners on Seventeenth street, between Liberty avenue and Locust street, to remove an)' and all obstacles upon said street, recently opened also, to notify Vandalia railway company to put crossings in proper condition within ten days.

Adjourned.

COI'RT \KW'N.

The case of James P. Knopp vs. Mary J. Wilson, James Shattock and Samuel Hays is on trial before Judge Patterson and a jury.

This is a case of malicious prosecution in which the defendants had Knopp arrested for stealing his own calf.

It will probably take all day to-morrow. McNutt. IJammill & McNutt, Pierce & Harper for plaintiff.

Gookins, Duy & Rumscy for defendant. MAIUUAOK LICENSES.

John Rhodes and Eunice I. Simmons. SVilliam Scott and Sarah Griffiin. William J. Ahrens and Mary Baker.

.Eclectic literary Nocletj.

The following is the programme which will be presented by the Eclectic Society at Normal Hall, this evening. 1. Prayer 2. "Anthem" Choir 8. Miscellaneous business 4. Duet, Murmering Sea, Misses Long and Dox. 5. Recitation. "The Blue and the Gray*

Mr. Scybold.

0. Instrumental solo Miss Dox 7. Reading. "HeiveRiel". .MissDavidson. 8. "The Anvil Chorus" Choir 9. "Paper" Miss Weiss 10. Duett, "The Pilot".. .Messrs. Roscberry and Ilodgin. 11 "Some of tbe Subjective Enemies and Friends of Scholarship"

Prof. Hodgin.

12. "Male Octet" Open doornail are invited. The exercises will begin at precisely 8 o'clock.

Miss DwtootK, President.

Russia.

ST. PETKRSBIJRO,

May 6.—The trial of

Dr. Welmer, charged with abetting Solovieff. who attempted to shoot the Czar^ will take place on the 11th in«t.

*1. xetaaa.

CLAT

Crrt. Ind., May 8,1880.

To the Editor of tbe Exprc**.

The Republicans had a glorious time here last evening. Without any notice ex tn #1

#**•1 1 VM ww*a»

exceed Colonel day's notice.

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LATEST BY TELB&RAPR

DISASTROUS FIRES IN THE OIL BEeiON.

Filibuatariag Vessels from th»tUoit«d ttetes and Caatral Amsrica for Cuba.

INGEHSOLL AT LOUISVILLE.

W KAK-MX KKB AXT1 TH1KD TEKXKMs.

NOTES OF INTEREST.

Fire In the Oil leglam.

BRADFORD, PA.,

May

6.—A

most de

structive series of oil fires devastated the northern oil fields to-day. At this writing it is estimated that fully five hundred were burned. It might be proper to say that the oil well rig consists of an engine an engine house, boiler and boiler-house, tank and tank-house, belt house and der rick. The tanks average250 barrels each, and in most cases were full to overflow ing.

About noou today, while twenty quart torpedo was being lowered in Brad ley's No. 6, on the Taylor farm, the well made a sudden flow, causing a terrible ex plosion, demolishing the derrick, and set ting the rig on fire.

The torpedo shooter and his assistant had a miraculous escape front death. A strong west wind was blowing, and in an incredible short time the fire had spread to adjoining wells.

The woods caught fire, and Ihe wind sent the flames galloping over the ridge to Row City, burning about 100 welN in its fiery course. Rew City, a town of perhaps 500 inhabitants, was wiped from the face of oildom.

It was reported that two women and five children were burned to death. Latest reports confirm the rumor. Names can not be ascertained.

Inanrreetlon In

Cuba.

The Madrid correspondent of Ihe Her aid telegraphs as follows:

A very great sensation has been deal ed in political circles lien1 by the receipt to-day two telegrams from the Governor General of Cuba, stating that a con spiracy has been discovered in one of the central departments of the island. The dispatches announce that the troops were immediately called into regulation, and that" already, forty-two of the principal promoters of the intended movements have been arrested.

The opinion in official circles, I hear, is that the present, agitation ami this new attempt at insurrection in the Central De partment of the Island are intimately con nccted with a revolutionary movement in the .United States and Central America, oi which the Government has intelligence. The authorities profess to have received information that three filibustering expeditions started last month from New Orleans and Central America.

Brisk Pout-Oldce Bualne«a. WASHINGTON,

May 6.—It is stated at

the Postofflce Department that there had never been a time in tho history of the Government when so many new postoffices were being established. There is ajso a largely increased volume of postal business all over the country, but. psrticularly in the West.

Weak-kneed Anti-Third Termer*. Private dispatches received here represent the St. Louis Anti-Third Term Conven tion as not leing a great success. The trouble, as usual from a Washington standpoint, seems to be the disinclination of many real anti-third termers to take an active part. They are not sufficiently out of the woods.

C«l. IngrrwH lecliire.

LOUISVILLE, KY.,

NVFLF

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cept in tbe Enterprise at Brazil, over 300 persons assembled to hear Colonel Nelson, tie spoke for an hour

more, in a con

versational way, apparently, but his talk bad the effect to arouse whatever dor mant feeling there was among the Repub licans]

T"*L"^

The roads leading to town /row the country are ia an excellent condition and travel quite extensive from all points

May 6,—Bob Inger

soil lectured at Macauley's Theater, to night, to an audience of fifteen hundred persons, on "What We Shall Do to lie Saved." He reviewed tbe recent rigid enforcement here of the Sunday law, criticising and condemning it severely, being frequently applauded.

Utf and Mnlclde.

RICHMOND. Ii»t..

May 6.—Alexander

Lynn, a young man employed by Mm. Sbeekles, of Milton, to superintend her farm, went to the field yesterday morning In a gloomy mood, and In the evening be WM found with a bnllet hole through hi* head. It is though that he bad grown despondent over a quarrel with hi* sweet heart and snlckled end his woes.

A Waned Fare.

Rcsltvti.LR, Is ii.. May 0.—One of the most difficult and dangerous operation* known to the surgeon was performed on a Mm. Anderson, of Milroy. this after noon. A line was made frewn the forehead down through tbe nose to the month, and ail the bones of the face «r moved. Tbe patient is sixty eighi ymv old.