Daily News, Volume 1, Number 74, Franklin, Johnson County, 14 May 1880 — Page 1

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vol.. I.—NO. 74.

Mutation* Wanted, aotf Help Wanted.

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r« i.o ntaftni nork or HlUilioni, «ut of tbo#« H*lpof»nykind. wtnwcT njkmaz

JB advert t»-tnent»» not to exceed SJ word*. This t* #\prupu*«-d beao*,- It I* believed It wiU many v. tio cr«J and te»lre work, m4 we cordially ftnlw ,* ail inU'reatrd 10 at all

It cna»t be remembered that letter# aent

ITIFUNIJH TTIO MTI| IR« TXRT D*IHFW«L TO IJUTIAXJI ..sr If initial* are ts*«d. UMS letter should be !ir uit loihf r*r- of utrtne indivldaal. firm, or po.n.sftre »*.!*, and if f«r citr delivery the poatap

Th«- DAILT NEW* H»iboxei*I Hue

oflfre f»r tto- of letter* addressed to it* «sr.- awl such letter* will be delivered only to lb* advertiser balding a rturck for the box number.

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ertl*ement* printed under tbi* head One

!,! a' word. and the sdvertbwtraent will rarely fall to attract the attention of person* who may have vulis'.'*. t-r i* wanted, and from a large nufliber of r, ihf adv-rttser er»abled to

favorable election*.

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street.

U'AN"I'EI»-

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W^ANTED Eter) i**ly to kuuw llwt can W vo'ir krcrwri in this column of '4 in.- li.Ui.V S'KVVs. at one rvi«t per word per day,

\\rANTED on to send or«ter by postal card. \Y .»r through a Daily Nrw* Me#*##*" Box. for Ko- DAILY SRU-h. l' rent# jM-r week. delivered I by larrMT

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WANTED A situation try a laboring man: oread? and reliable. Can do all kinds of rl.. Enquire at the ufllce at Boston Hollar.

Mtfiatioit by ft lxy l* esr» old.

Will work at anything honorably lmi«lre nf r„C South Klf»t utrret.

I,r ANTED A rolnred t»v who tan rornr re..mriif ndd. tt pUre lo work for b»irlitiid l"dirlf- thai can »rhinl. at 1 oh.f. il liixtl h«m»«* or 411 »onlh Third nlf.-l

i:or Kent.

t1f~'V»'Tr* Haute if»o larjje a city for Undlurd* di-prtid on

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*ril«, whirh attract iht: utti ntion

'of only *rirh per«on* a» ne^ewMTtly pM» the jir. irit»f«. while ft «m«U »dtert(»einent Inwrted In th' jj*it.r

N'KWI will r-«irh

dally everyb«Kly likeljr

to want room*or ho«»»e«. promptly »«rure a tenant, and «u»- Hi.' |o*« ari*i»K from property ntnnding %Jtilr, fetil a word.

KENT A desirable brirk dwelling houao No MiV North Ith atreet. with good barn. For ,.!tril ular*. rail on H". A. Ryati. cor. 4th and Ohio »iri-rl«, or on N. Gould, No. North 4th "t.

,n*H KENT llonee containing 5 room* wjth nil modern Improvement* No WSl aouth 7th

!r '.til at oijimerrlnl Si hH)l.

fox Srtlf.

1^1 'nd-r ilil« lu-nd, for One Vnt ter «ord, per

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offer whatever they may have for »ale,

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of re»«*htm more pun h«*er« every

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a Week by Jeri»onal

HJIMOII, thn« m-«'(irin^» the ailvariUK" «a»y iin|inrO'x attd

lllntr 'be 'H*«t offers

l/UU »nlr A ft lie net of tfold wioMHtwd almtle hamei* rheup Kmntlre at thia

SAI.K A larj'e (|iinntlly of old Newi».ptt iM-r«, u'"od for wrnjiplnt ptir|o*e« vf"ti-eiM« j..*r liiindr-d l»*ti.\ NKW«

JJcroonal.

t#~A!l ndwtliarmeiilx under lhl« h-sd will be 1 h4n ed lo cent* licr line, uiiti any one dewjrini? IUIIH I r- THROUGH tIn- NKW* I»I\I «. inn r«'itt NKW«

19 bo-..-i nt thi« offlre 10 rnt« jn-r Week.

Unoiucoo ID tint 0.

All advertisement* In thl« rolnmn under the brail of wanted, from bti.lnena hon*e» will be tiarjfed &> rent* per week for fonr line*. All over that number will t»e ehartfed extrn. We do tbl* In the Interest of the btminena community.

I* Htttr# EvervNdy to rail at Monro- A Smith'* liarlcr »hop' No ISM *outt» Konrth street They R|P»n ahave and nhamjMwu well I \%att!ril Housekeeper* to rail on 4. (luipnmn Co., No WW south Fonrth .Stiret. for pure whoUomp well baked and tinad«lter#Ted brf'fMi, ami choice cake*.

Wanted Work' work! work" I have a splendid and lurtre assortment of Wall paper, and I employ competent workmen to hang It

THAt|rAin, 114. Fourth utreet.

WANTKU KvervtHHly to visit our )?rea« of boot* ami *'hoe*'. i. A. A *.» ,W

Main street

Wattietl lVr*t»n« to call at l*»tton Bm« where thev can buv the le«t of everything in the eatlug line tit the lowest murket price. kVanted All iver-wm* who de*ln» shaving, hair u'tini sh*lMjH)t»ini£ *»l tmlhlng. to call on

Hcrkurtlre No llt Ohtnstreet None but com j»cte»it barber* ami rarefnl attendant*employed. Killed To eirha«L({e hoot* and «hoe* for c««h, .1 i« it torn orire*. t*ll on A. II Itoestematv, No, ttf ouih ronrth Anitlrd VorM'*n*1hiiiv1njt"SI«le« for *ale, and th• nttittfed In th» Kwot *ml *hoe mann fftcturiii)? trade, to eall oil I». A. Burnett, No. 113 south tth street. \VANTKl» KvervNxly tol**rv in tnlnd that you .an «.»ve 'Xt per cent, by bay

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make

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uf.'i "Help wanted." not tcei-dlngS'words, prlntwithout

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your boot* and

«hoes at onr re»t *«l*. t). A. HWIIM A (V, f.*t Main street Wanted Buyer* of coffee*. *uit*r*, *ml ,-r«.-erie« iuaiitT andprlee* to try live?* Brothers. So. HI *onth 4th alew»t *f ANTK1* KvervNniy to rail at Hfo JUirenhardt •iiliH'ii, iHiin for mssl liquor* a»\rlpif Wanted Tb«»»e i. .mu*of ottalnin| )|p«drrf»h 1.r'•

Ves« sitd t'offee* at bottom c»*h

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oe, John ?lni(oerman, SIM and 936

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%%'anted K*rwr« drvlrou* of gtmd Iward tttd jc«sim!ni.Utio« fo? them«e?vrv*. their rrti»lt»* and their aunt.*. w« ^vkkI fcwlrfer and *t»hlm: for their unimai* Uuill on J. W*. Bw»

Sou, *-ou!h. Fx»'»rth street

Vatited

Kverj t'.'slj to(»i u« IVnni* SnlBnan

\,a.:5« N.rih l-'o irtb *tnNrt, If yon have oKI fur

o»l lro-1 or Ally other old p'aWd«T to

*AtfTKl -K*erv h«»lv to kn.iw thai *5 the jfe«,»jetll inte'MevTu-e oflti-* at 3® OW»» street, everyllfeffti" e«rr«-f! ITASTK |v Is iiK.ir-ntii.*! th»t n»i hons# In the i. eHy ii««der*eU n« iftjmntf **m\ sbrse*. A, {{q« H* ,t o., SW M*sn »t rr-"i

Wanted At Fml Kiekler'* s.»j,*o«. No, I0R S-

"j^wstth rail fww» all

who

Xi «if« W tnr«, l.fqaor*. and i'\£%r* at rv-*.- rate*. 6Twt

antrd V"? jwVwtvn* df*irvrt* of pwtrba*R5 gv*"! t» *nd fib**"* at re»««tv*b!e rate* for a»h Ml as W. H. liretner esuhit«b«ent. street. n«»r Fourth. VI anted rfn t.nswr i'» tlw f5tt to c*!l itaily ft pl»es *m\ rt»at»» (p«wl» *wd

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TK!» tiU!*ltt 'at 'tilMtte«» to tall at .. street, nh't* thef ran W pl*e»4 ^W anted K'»rTt**dy to eall airf punkaiW

,.f ri«)t I ronrltv street t! tUHWtimi

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BI arxKK* WAVTW—caettaKMNi. WANTED-Every hoaXTke«-p-r to visit the Po roil are. htcrre and ^a(«to«ware boaae of

PS*her. «bti la want of bargain*, HM aad N»oth Fnorth *treet. Uauted-

on watch work. Fine Jewelry cut hand. Waicbfr* and Chain*. SoUdtthtr work. Wan tad-ETerybody to caliaTcbdanatl House

IT North Fourth street, where they can «et the SftHt Liquor* In the eity. St. Loola Beer alway* on draagbt. Was tad—Everybody to give L-o Warner a rail for he *e|U the be»t Liqnor* and 'igar* in the city. No. 416 Main atreet. WANTED -All p*r*on74n need of booses to call at tsffi Ohio street. Wasted—Krerybody to eall ob^iAb Rnbach, 4tb and berry »treet», for Harne*#, Saddles,'ollar* arid Bridle*. W A -N' E I—A11 perion* in want of parlor or chamber *ult to tail ro 4. It- Fleber, No, 104 and IOC, Fourth atreet. Wanted -The people of the Sooth Ettd to know that I have fitted op an elegant Ice ("ream parlor at comer of Tth and Poplar street*.

WANTED- Landlord# to put their property In th«- hand* of t^ulgly A MeUel, 56& Ohio atreet. WANTED -All kind* of *ecomi hand good* In tart pay for new furniture or *tove*. J. K.

KISMEK. HM and 106. »onth Fourth street. Wanted Newly married {eople. and thoae who are not, to ralf and buy one of tkoae elegant parlor suits of Forster A Son, No. 108 and 104 north

Fourth street. Wanted—Every one in the North End to call at northwest corner 4th and Eagle at*., for jiread and ake». fresh every morning. T. CALLAHAN

Wanted- Everybodv to eall and examine my stoek of Cigar* an4 Tobacco. No. 25 N. Fourth street. M. BALTER. WANTED^--All person* that want bed loungea to give me a calf. The largest atock in the city. 1. It. Kisiitp.. KM and 100 south Fourth atreet.

Wanted-Evervbody

Wanted

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J. R_ Freeman. Op«ra Oooiwt. Great

L. HAHIUHON.

Wanted- All th«»*e in need of feeda of all kind* will do well to call on c'llver & »v.. northwest corner 4th and Cherry street*. They give aperial rate* atid *ell by wholesale a* well a* in small quantities.

to call and examine my new

apriiiif stock of Boot* and bhoe* Ju*tTerelvel at A3 north 4th atreet. 1. K, MILLER.

-The pt-ople to call 011 Cowlc's A Bow *her for nice canned ood». fruita leas and coffee*, at No. It" north 4th street Wantad--*• tu Stat* "for genuine pebble apectacle* the beat for the eye*. lie alao keep* a full lln« of microacopea. apy glaaaea and aunglaaaea.

WANTED—Attention to the Big Five! Big Five! The Big Flve:_TheJJig Five: The Big &. Wanted Thoae who want a goo3 clean ahave to go to T. E. Ootherle, No. 1(» aonth Third street Wanted Tho*e^ho ar»TfaitIdToua and hard to to pleaae to go to Wn. Clarka barber parlora, aonth 4th atreet, he^glveB^aatlafactlon Wanted—Every ledy to tryonr WO cloth top button shoe. G. A. ROOKR*. A Co^BW Main atreet. WASTED --Everybody "to (Rve (J. C. Robinaon a call at Xo. Main atreet. He keep* the^heat of llquora afcd cigar* Tl-lw WANTED -Everybody to buy their meat at

Rupp'* Butcher Shop, 611 Main atreet. No "Srhnlde" there. Tl-lw WANTED Everybody "to call and examine my rholceat branda of cigar*. I alaokeep the dneat and best tobacco* at 130 South Frtiirtn atreet

Tl-lw

WANTED Teople~to call as M0 South Fourth atreet and boy their fruita. They can get date*, banana*. lg». orange*, lemon* and inveeta «f all kindsi at bottom prtcear 71-Iw WANTED Everybody to call and give me a call,

I keen the beat liquor* and cigar* No. »t Sotith Fourth streeet.

HKRMA* PATUKI.T. Tl-lw

WANTED Thoae who want fine pocket or aperle l«xk to eall at Shlakle'* Drug Store corner Fourth and Ohio. Preacriptionl filled night or day. Tl-lw WANTED Tbo*e who "want drug*, medicine*, perfumery, toilet and fancy article* to call at

Shlukle'«*n corner Fourth and Ohio at* Tl-lw WANTED Those who know a good cigar when they aee It call at Shinkle'a Drug Store and try the Pllota and l^nral Wreath, 5c, corner

Fourth and Ohio. Tl-lw Wanted To *elfor trade fartua In thia and ad joining countlea Alao all kind# of city property for *ale or trade. Call at 480 Ohio atreet. (V (iartroll. Real Estate Agent. WANTED Everybody"to call on Ed. Roach. N6.

North Fonrth atreet. where they can alwaya get fre*h t!*h. T4ml WANTED Everybody to call at No. 19 South 4th street and try soma of Charles WeJdel'a home manufactured cigar*. 74

TilH CITY.

A line bugle hai been received by llie McKeen Cutlets —Cole's rlmi* went lo Mnohall yes toniay over the Vandalia.

The telephone poles are being distributed about town. -~C'ol. Nelson will speak nl Staunton, (lav county, next Saturday night. ~~A grand .shooting exhibition is talked of. to Iske place the last of this month. —Hr. Scovlll's Botany elaaa will go to Worthington on the excursion to-mor-row —"The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner" will be the subject for discussion by the Brie a lirac Society next Friday evening. —A suit was instituted ve#terday against a prominent young citiaen of this place for seduction, claiming damages of $10,000, RrprtJ*. —A big time is anticipated by tha Staunton people next Saturday. Col. Nelaon will address the Republicans on that evening at that place. —The curbing on Sixth street between Main and Chestnut as well as that on Chestnut between Sixth and Seventh streets present# quite neglected appearance

There is here ami there a wart hog or hippopotamu* that justifies the fragrant violations of law by the owaers of the Opera House but all law abiding aad decertt people think It anentrafe. call the attention of the person who tore the sign away fro® the door of thia n«r*T that he had better wtun* in the dead hour of night, and quietly re place it, otherwise, he will he iwlktfd, x* he i* known

Ti! R^^5e7P#

TEHUE ILAUTE, IKT., FRIDAY, MAT 14, 1880.

WAV**—CMittaKMNl. —Messrs. Schmidt fc Co. have placed Amw

Messrs. Schmidt & Co. have placed white hands on their electric clock. Mr. L. A Burnett yesterday shipped a large quantity of hides to the tannetr. —Prof. Brown will deliver a lecture at the Baptist church to-night on "Public Libraries."* —A fine time is anticipated by the Christian Sunday school at the picnic tomorrow. —Don't forget the Christian Chapel Sun day school excursion to Worthington tomorrow. —The meeting of the Pet stock associa tion at the office of Mr. Salsich was well attended last night. —Strawberries attract the eye to nearly all the grocery stores on Main street and look very tempting. —The barber shop on Ohio street between Fourth and Ffftli is going through the hands of the painters, —The Davis Family will render some of the choicest selections at the Christian Chapel Sunday school picnic to morrow. —Rev. J. II. McCollough is at Worthington to-day completing arrangements for the Saturday picnic excursion.. —Several new persons are to be rtin on the street enclosed in blue uniforms decorated with polished brass buttons. —The nails driven in the top of the catholic school yard fencc have about lost their power to prevent what they were placed there for. —A fine portrait painting is on exhibition at Button's book store. It is the work of the accomplished artist Mr. Morrison, who has been in this city for some time.

Messrs. Reed and Owen take great delight in exhibiting the traits of the dog they keep 10 turn the dog-wheel which runs the machinery of their establishment. —The Davis family will accompany the Christian Sunday School to Worthington to-morrow and sing some entire new aongs, which alone is worth the fare for the round trip. —Two tramps yesterday indulged in a little gpemiist on east Main street. The cause it was, one of them had received a little more lunch than the other and the latter wanted to divide. —There was an ice cream supper given at tin* residence of Charles A. Kelley, No. 101 South Thirteenth street, last evening. There were about forty present, and a very pleasant evening was enjoyed. —Shaughnessay at the Adelphi, has an unusually good company on the boards this week, prominent among which may be mentioned tho "Cullured Pusson" who is immense in his line, and May Mitchell the jig dancer. —The Opera House menagerie of chimpanzees. babboons. orang outangs, ringtailed monkeys and tape worms, it now seems belongs to the Travelers Ins Co. Blssell turned the animals over lo the Ins Co. about two years ago. —The street railway on north Sixth street is in a very bad condition and should receive the attention of the super intendant it is a nuisance to person? driving through that street in buggies antl they run a great risk of breaking their carriages. —Wm. B. Cooper, a well known gentleman. died very suddenly this morning at his residence 4ftt north First street He was feeling a little unwell and laid down and in a few minutes died. Supposed to be congestion. He leaves a wife and three children.

About 3 o'clock this morning an alarm was sounded from the box at the Nail works calling the Are department to the Motit Rose Methodist church. The building was completely consumed by the flames and as there was no Are about the place previous to the burning the cause must have been incendiarism.

I^HI. Ntrayed er wt«le».

The City Attorney, the City Marshal, and other officers whose duty it is to enforce tha city ordinances.

Any information concerning the whereabouts of these officials will be amply rewarded. Inquire at this office.

PRBSOXAI.

Chas. Livingston, of Detroit, Mich., is in town. T. Meyers, of Carthafc. Mo., is in the eity.

Marshal Tarbert, of Brazil, paid our city a visit yesterday, Mrs. Lissie Morris, of Paris, "is on a visit to this city.

M. Sheets, Editor

Parte fofuMirnn

called on us this afternoon ana had a pleasant chat.

Whittle* lorn to drive along country/ roads in a

hnggy.—Bsu

We would like to see him try the Sugar creek towmships in March.

NEWS.

-3:30 P.M.

LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

BIG IMMIGRATION TO AMERICA-KILLED BY THE CARS.

DEATH AT GKE EN CASTLE—RUN AWAY AT COVINGTON.

THE KIND OF LOVE THEY HAVE AT VINCENNES.

CHILI! HORROR AT CHICAGO.

GRKF.NCASTLK, IXD,. May. 13.—Andrew Sigler, one of the early pioneers and first settlers of this (Putnam) county, died yesterday in the seventy-seventh year of his age.

LONDON, May 13.—The Steamship Company willthis week send out nearly four thousand emigrants to America. Several lines are obliged to put on extra steamers. The demand for accommodation at Queenstown greatly exceeds the supply. Companies which sold tickets in advance are compelled to return detention money to emigrants awaiting their turns. Twen-ty-two steamers have already sailed this week fwith passengers for the United States. Fotir more follow, besides several freighters.

At to-day's wool sale about ten thou sand bales were disposed of, chiefly Sydney. Victoria and New Zealand. The tone was quieter, and a good many lots were bought in, chiefly greasy, the demand for France having slackened.

CHICAGO, May 18.—Grant had quite a day of it in Illinois to-day, carrying four counties and getting fourteen votes in the State Convention. These counties were: Hardin, one vote Pulaski, three votes Franklin, two votes, and Stephenson, eight votea. There was a hot contest in the latter county, jhe Washburne men be ing very determined, but they were outnumbered.

Ninety-two out of the 101 counties have now held their conventions, and a careful review of the figures, giving Cook County her delegation as instructed, and as it stands (which luis been done in all other counties in making up this summary)'Grant will be found to'have 808 votes in the State Convention, Blaine 289, and Washburnc 103. If Grant gets all the remaining votes but one (which-of course he will not do), he will have a bare majority in the convention. If he fails in that, then the anti-Grant, combination will be in the majority.

As regards the bolters in Cook county, it has transpired that three of them have refused to go to Springfield under exist ing circumstances. Both delegations held meetings to-day, but so far as known nothing transpired, and no compromfse is now likely, as both are stubborn.

Killed

lite ans.

FORT WAYNK. IND.. Mnv 18,-^Kdwin Phelps, aged twenty-two, a brakeinan ou the Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific Rail road, was run over and instantly killed last night at Antwerp while coupling cars.

Fatal Runaway Accident. COVINUTON, IND., May 13."—A team of horses driven by Norman Skinner, a farmer living southwest of here, ran away yesterday evening. Skinner was so badly injured that he died this morning. One horse was killed and the buggy totally wrecked.

What an Heacat'liooking Tramp Did. PLAIN Crrv. )., May 13.—Last night Isaac Ward, a Canaan Township farmer, fed and lodged an honest-looking tramp. Some time in the night the man of the road broke Into a bureau, appropriated $30 of Mrs. Ward's money, exchanged his soiled raiment for Ward's Sunday suit, and left the premises. Ward has been looking for him all day.

Ideal Lert.

Vi NCXNNKS, May 13.—Of I the many queer things that have occurred in this county, a marriage which occurred yesterday is the queerest. At the February term of the Knox Circuit Court, March 6th last, Mrs. Isabel Barnett, aged about eighteen, was divorced from Melville, Barnett, a young man who had barely passed his majority. She alleges in her complaint general worthlessness, and penchant for the society of women who were not so celebrated for virtue as was Cesar's wife. After a separation of two short months the two youthful couple have again COEBC to the conclusion that they were made only for each other, and so were remarried yesterday. B*r seU is a son of a Lovelydale physician, ind his wife the po«**«or of nwt little ttim of

mane

WHEAT -May

befotv she began to

PRICE 3 CENTS.

fool with Cupid. The Benedict has had considerable experience in the divorce courts, his first wife having obtained a divorce from him before he was of atge. on account of failure to provide.

An*t her (litcajro CklMsMemtr. CHICAGO. May 18.—The case of Henry Sass, charged with cruelty tt^tis child, has been thoroughly looked into by O. L. Dudley, agent of the Humane Society, and a terrible state of affairs developed. It seems that about a month ago Sass and his wife rented a basement at No. 334 Milwaukee avenue, and began the manu facture of cheese. The neighbors saw them lock the place every night, and supposed they were the only persons con nected with the place.but on one occasion ajlady thought she heard the cry of a child after the proprietor had gone.

A watch was then set to discover the secret of the sobbing, which several people were positive they heart! coming frofci the basement. Some body who visited Mr. Sass in his daily labors caught sight of the child Maud sitting on a stool and facing the wall in a most constrained po sition. At night Sass went away, but the little girl (she is but nine years, old) was left in the dark, damp cellar.

Mr. Dudley th*n took up the case, and enlisted a Mrs Jackson ih his service. The latter induced Mr. Sass one evening to allow her to stay at her house over night, and it was then that the most astounding facts were developed.

The little one's underclothing was satu rated with blood, and her body black and blue with the marks of a stick. Her eyes were blood shot with crying, and by her startled demeanor she gave evidence that her mind had been affected. She said she had been obliged to sleep on an old trunk at night being locked in the cellar by Sass and his wife.

THE MARKETS.

(Corrected up to 2:30 o'clock.

Xiw York.

WHEAT-May |l 84H«1 S5H June $1 l«*4|l .Inly iTtftl 18

Chlcairo.

June July

CORN May June July PORK-May

June July

LARD—June July SHORT RIllS -June.

•VrS, $1 0T« ...37%r »?«c. ...ST*c $10 4f

...SI0 4fiftl0 4TH ...|10 KHaiO 60

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to wta

Toledo.

WHEAT

June.

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Jnnien T. Jot»n»on, at Fountain Ntatlon* At Fountain Station, on Saturday, May 15th, James T. Johnson, Esq., of Parke county, will address the meeting. The 3:10 p. m. train (No. 1) on the I. & St. L. R. II. will stop at this station. Fare, 45 ccnts for the round trip.

COI RT NRWK.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Nancy B. Goodman to Regenee Buckhart, in }4 ^|, 23, lii and 10, 2 acres,. .$000 00 Jessie Robertson and wife lo A.

Dunlap, 25 ftofT west end, Roses' sub, 44 acres and 2 rd 775 00 Wm. T. Jumper and wife to Nancy

B. Goodman, und 16 pt of 20 ncres inn ,'4 23. 12 anil 10 50 00 Wm. Patrick and wife to T. C.

Buntin, pt lying west of E. & T. H. It. R., 34, 12 and 9, 13 acres 1 00

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

James S. Leroy and Annie Sanders, MAYOR'S COURT. No cases.

CITY rot'xni..

The Council meeting last night was a tame affair. The following bills were allowed: Moore, water bucket 65 W. C. Ball & Co., printing 24 40 J. Brigg 3 30 K. L. Norcross, services. 10 00 G. 8. Zimmermann 20 00

The committee reported favorably in the matter of placing scales in front of their property on Ninth street

The police board asked to lie di* charged. Michael Lawlor was paid $50 for the capture of Charles Fuqua. one of the ham burners.

Tbe City Treasurer paid the T. H. & I. railroad $40. The City Attorney said that be would present the new sanitary omittance, at the next meeting. After which Mayor Havens made a speech.

The retiring Councilman preaem**! their and the meeting ad loomed.