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I4f Terre llnute tiw. lar^'e a city for landlord* lo d. p.-nd on p!i»i ard«. ttii ti attract the attention of 1111!y i)cli per.oii* a« n'Ce««arlly paf« the lrein!«e». whii»' i» nmul! -nlverllieinent tti.erted in (fie DAII.V NKW» will teach dattf evrryl»»«ly likely lo ant ro..m*or hoiiMn, promptly *ecnte a tenant, mill »a*e the lo« nri'liiit from properly otatidiiii: iitie, (nc nt word
itENT A de.irahle brick duelling X,. li.J North tth »tre t. «Ith »ood tinrn. For irtii iii ir-, call on \t A. Uvmi. or. Ith and (hio «ircet«. or on N tiould. N'o t.V.' North Ith »t.
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l~«r t'liil..r th). heat), for (ue tent t«r t*ord. per »..n» may otfer itei they may nave for «tfle. and «itrr of reiichitij: more jnircha«er» every div !h.ifi could lie d«ne I" a w«ek hv |H-r»on jolii• !•»(!oi. thii» «e !tri«ii{ the »d* nntn^e of man
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,tOlJ SAl I'nUf htmdred and eighty acre* of land In .sn^nr t're«k town«hip, on the l)»r\*ln r.«a4. mfto-. from thl» city. Two hundred ncr»» untler rnlth ition. Sixty acre* of tfood posture, the In t'o.«l tlmher. I'lrntv of v'xd «at. and a tcry heaithv local)tv. Will «ell on terse,- to nit pur. iiifo r. For further particular- apply at
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All »d*erti*eme*»t« in thf* colomti nndrr the he ml of wanted. frm hu.lne** hon»e« will l»e harjfd cenu tH'r w»ek for fonr line* All j*er that nnmlter will he char^ I er?t* We rto
In tVw l*«ef**t of the bn*lne«« c\mmunlty ANTED All partloa in n^ed of help to call at -r- Ohio -tieet. \V AN HI) Kvorybod'y to v(«it onr *alc of nnd -hoc*. t», A. H*^uKW» A «*..
Main -'.reel diitrd Ivr.on. t» caii 5t Pffiton Hro*., where
can l«n- |h bift of wwytWitS tt the fit' Ins Hue »t I be lowe«t market pru'e. WentN rer»on« hi* fof nale. Mtd ih-K* e»4r*tfe I In the Uh*! and ahoe manu factiirt*® trade. t« call
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Ita *outh 4«h *t»eet. VNTKD K»erySaly to atelo t»l«4 tlwt yon can $1 per cent Uy buytD)? y««r tt»iot* iwd «|i,x-« 4! out (roil «aie «. A. Kxi*IM «t CVv, itfV Main »treet VfANTKlt K»»t!«ir so rail at Otto Kfcr#)ih*rdt •atoon. Ohio .(reet. for ^i-"! lienor* and ctifar* t^nntcil Farmer* %iev,rv«« of bo*r»l and ^mtfHxiation liw liiflmlm, th»tr m»aaS» and ihesr *«»««, fmWer and tabling for their an!m*3* to rail on J, W. B** loa.Atj N^otH Fourth .trs'ct, *ASTEt It und«,r*t(K*l that tvo h«u*« lw the city r.ndi r«i 1! i« le K*'?* *tsd nh«» (». A,
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VV'ANTED—tilr! for g«f»pre! liOJifMewc^rk. 77 WANTKD —All kirA* oT-tcoad haad ^xd« in irfirt av for n«*w farnitnre or aUfVc?. J. R. riBiitri. 1(M and lf#5. i»outh Fourth tre«"t. Wanted -Nrwly married jeop'e. and tbo*c who are not, to call trod hoy on*- of tfcw elcjaintparlor *a!t# erf Footer & Son, 2fo. tft! and KH north
Foarth Uc«t. Wanted—Evt ryl**!*7 to and examine tnr tix.k of Cigar# and Tobacco. No. ij N. Fourth fttr^ct. BaLTKB. WANTED-All t^r^'tin that want bed !»an to s:iv- m- a rail. Tb«- lartff-t «t^k in the city.
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Wanted—Everybody to call and examine my new »:.rUii? *U*:k of li«^t« .ud Shoe* jn^t received at •A liorth Kii 1.1reel. J. It- XlLLEB. WANTED Attention to the B$* Five Big Five
Th.- Bli» Phe!_Tbe BS F!ve!_ The Big 5. Wanted--Every iady to try our IS*) cloth top batton J. A. A Co.. 32t Main »tr«.*et WANTED Everybody to yive O. C. Ttoblnwm fill Xo. Maii: •tr..-r!. He keep* the t* »t of li'j'.iorx and c!f»r» 7l-lw WANTED Every!x«iy to buy their nteat at lt iij* :t»h*r J'hop. Gil Main street. N'o tiiiidi- thrre. "1-lw WANTED YOU to know thai Uni^ley A Jletxel joiy proiisj.t attention to all collection#. WANTED Kw-ryi««ly to tail and rtaminr mj lio|f*-«t brand* of c:jar#. 1 ajuo keen the t5ne#t and tohncro* at 1% South Fonrth street
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WANTED PioplV- to rail a"t 130 South Fourth and buy their fruit*. They can R«-t datr». iiaiiiiiiaf. orange?, lemon* and nweet* of all kitidf at l«ottoin price*. Tl-lw WANTED Kverjlfxiy to rail and gire me a call. 1 kei the be»t li'itior^ olid ciyar* No. South
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WANTED Tho»e who want, a {Inp pocket or «pecle twK.U to tali at Shinkle"- Drug Store corto-r Fourth and hio. I'rewcription* filled nli,'ht or day. Tl-lw WANTED Th who Wiint irus'«. inedlrine*. p. rfiirm-ry. tolb-t mid fancy article- to call at
Miinkle ti cfirner Fourthand Ohio nt« Tl-lw ANTED Tho-e who know a
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they «ee it call at Shitikii-'c Druj^ Store and try the. I'ilota and l.aurnl Wreath, ic. corner Fourth nnd Ohio. Tl-lw IVjinted To rent, two furiilched nmnif. with or without lxard. Inquire at l'-fJO eaut Main street. WANTED Everylxnly to call on Ed. Hoach. N'o.
North Fourth street, where they can always gel frenh fl»h. T4ml WANTED EveVylx dy localfat"No. 18 Boutli 4th street and try «om»- of t'harlett Weldel'# home manufactured ciifar*. TI WANTED E*erjtxtdvJ to ktiovv that T. Acnff, curner !.«• nut and f.afuyette Btroetn. ha* hiu'ood- marked down. down. 1'oriou# will do !1 to call anl examine gnodM kud price*. WANTED All per Hon* In want of parlor or chamber ,-uit- to cnll on J. R. Fl*her. No, KU ami P»!, Forsr'h »!rect.
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llnvntH Poetry.
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Another name would unJell «o *weet You can Nor you ohan't How tne Council at your fei t.
Y'ou blink When yon think
The Council now I* very "*!ow." You're rl„'ht. You nre mlu'ht, lit the mind'* eye, Horntio.
You'll nee, Mnrk me.
When the Council meet attain Y'ou bet They will eel Down on you and John Began.
At thix point the poet run out of bullet*.
—-I.nwyrr Hnvona is again looming up. —And we'll nil drink stone blind when Johnv comes marchittK liomo. —Four dollars procures a round trip ticket for the excursion to Chicago tomorrow.
White ifc Wright arc putting up anew awning in front of their Sixth street Store. -The case of Dunnigan & Stimson vs. I Crapo is on trial this morning in the Circuit Court. —We hopo H. B. Jones did nqt mfft with the sad fate of Col. Budd on his fishing excursion ye»t»rday. -"Sink or swim, survive or perish," I will acoond the motion.—{The Trained
Warrior. W. T. Brnuchamp. -The aldownlk on Eftgle street between Srrond nnd Thlnl should reoeivc the attention of the authorities. —The botany class of the Normal school talk of going on an analelioal cruise ttp into Parke rounty next Saturday —The mmtc al the Council jambott* last night was excr^lent Johnny Regan sang the solo of our fatnilliar ohl song.
Ben Bolt." —As our lawyer. Ben., left the Council chamber last night he remarked to Mr. tlcgun, "Johnny. *cr that my grove Is kept green. —Tickets for the Chicago oxcuraion to morrow trffl tje g«v»4 on the trains lent ing at 7.2» a. 1« ami th« to 5n tr»in Sunday evening
The Knights of Fatiwr Matthew bav^ arran^i for a lake cXcUrtioa te C06»cp tion With their Ch$ca|Eo ejtcur^oo. and the -.learner Flora having been enjpngedl f«*r thin purpose, will J****" thft C?lrti stmrt britlgie at 3 ft-. LK^aU striog band will be la atlcmUatC Jfa* for lake exciiR»io«. 50 fts. —The hartMer of the obi "ditprt"' still continue* to protrude its viciott* h«*i throiijrti the necrpt wall* of Ik ami proclaim* to the world the infamowl working of the fan|r.*'
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—Ben., fling away ambition. By that sin fell the angels. —Vigo county settled yesterday with the State Treasurer. —The hay and straw market is well represented to day. —Merchants in the East End complain of a lull in the tide of business. —The Indiana State Medical Society met yesterday at Indianapolis. —Fishing is the fashionable sport at present parties are out on the river every night. —A new cottage is being built on Fourth street, just south of the I. & St. L. railroad. —Mr. Esiiuuiii hsu- hi* beautiful rei dence on north Seventh street, in the care of painters. —A new business building is being erected on the corner of Eleventh and Eagle streets. —C. A. Power is busy to-day unloading from the cars, a fine lot of agricultural implements. —The Baptist Sunday School excursion will take place the 22d of June instead of 2l, as was before stated. —^The employees of the Northern Rolling Mill look like a cooler place would be preferable during this warm weather. —An employee at the Wabash Iron Works had his foot badly crushed }'esterday by a heavy bar of iron falling on it. —Delivery men have begun to have the "patent top" put over their seats to protect them from the increasing heat of the sun. —The Fifth street theatre has a "reduced size" illuminated banner which a small sized boy carries about the streets at night. —The court house park has become a popular place for persons who are idle. A large number may be seen, daily, resting on the new lenches in the cool shade. —A man by the name of W. W. Bradben'was arrested on ti writ issued from Esquire Uookerly's olllce, this morning, on a charge of receiving stolen good from the Vandalia shops. —The liveliest show of the season, lost night itt (he council chamber. Oh, yes we all know how the oath of oflice has ltcen fnltilled by the honorable pilots of our municipal alTuirs. —The Oratoria Society held their first regular rehearsal, since the concert, last Monday night. They are now studying the oratoria of "Judas Macnbeus" preparatory to its rendition at the Opera House next fall. —Patrick King, of (he northern rolling mills, discharged one of his men yesterday. The employee asked for his money, and after a little quarrelling the two came to blows. The fight did not bring about any serious results, but the participants were both badly bruised. —A young man who rooms on Main street, not a hundred miles from either Fourth or Sixth streets, chooses a very conspicuous position in performing his evening toilet, ami seems to possess but very little of that attribute of nature whick leads a person to seek secluded apartments for such purposes. —Berths in the sleepers, lor the Chicago excursion, can b£ obtained at M. 0. Walsh's news stand, between Sixth and Seventh streets, on Main, P. P. Mischler's meat market, on north Fourth street, and L. Jackson's grocery, corner Lafayette and I«ocu»t street. Be sure and leave notice alone of these places, so that if necessary extra sleeping coaches may be furnished.
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Mrs. Dr. J. T. ijcovill is in Chicago on a visit. Miss Bessie Alexander is visiting in Indianapolis.
IJon. Thos. McSheosiy.'ediUfr of the ]Y.*tt rn 'itiifn. is in the city. Wm. Tueil and H. B. Jones w«»nt to Eel river yesterday on a fishing expedition
Mrs. S.S. Early incompanv with her daughters, are attending the May Festival.
MTV R, A Morris and daughter rr turned home yrsterday from Indianapolis
Mr. X. C. thi^ie is In the city representing'the good year rubber company of New York.
Mr. Albert Koopmas. forroerlv «f thi* cftc. i* utftf with the TeW"|ihnne Exchange of Cincinnati.
S&erUf Uatreturnedjresletday from indlaeapbSs In or*np*ay with a«ibehargtd inmate of the fo%anc Ajitlnl*. ftarry titmgHm. of SrWntti street, who ha* been goffering with his eyw since Wa graduating from the High School, has gone to the Blind Asylana of Io4ianap"n«. to freest-* rresStaeot.
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TERKE HAUTE, IND., WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1880.-3:30 P.^T. PRICE 3 CENTS.
NEWS:
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. ANOTHER PEN SLYVAMA FIRE.
THE CLOUD OF WAR HOVERING OVER RUSSIA AND
CHINA.
BYAN-GOSS TIZZLE—SHYSTER COMSTOCK LOOMS UP AGAIN.
THE QUESTION OF JOURNMENT.
SPHINCIFIEI.D, IIJJ?.,
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O,, May 18.—As tough a
crowd as ever struck a town infested Erie, Pa., yesterday and during the fore part of to-day. They came from almost everywhere to attend the proposed fight lw tween Goss and Ryan. The former stopped at the Reid House, and was barked by Barney Aaron, Wm. Bersby, J. H. Monahau and William Tracy. The latter held forth at the Morton House, and was surrounded by Steve Tnylor, Johnnie Baker. Johnnie Roach,- Lyons and Fitr.patrick. At half-past 12 o'clock this morning Arthur Chambers, the light weight champion of America, arrived with a tough gang. Soon after this the parties proceeded to the docks, where the two principals with nine men each wen? assigned quarters on a vessel. At 2:80 a. m. the boat moved out. It looked like busincM but when just out of the harbor the steamer Welch hailed the steamer Thompson, and asked if Goss was aboard, itating that lie and Barney Aaron bad just left the Welch, saying they would go out on the Thompson, because of the complexion of the Ryan crowd on the Welch. Search was made for Goss, but he was not found. The Thompson Immediately pulled up to the docks, amid the shrieks and curses of the party on board. Goss Was found at his hotel, declaring he could not get a fair show, because of Rvan's numerous friends, and would not flgbt under such circumstance#. The crowd waited till 5 a.m.. when they beard posi tirely that Goas had duffed, and flatly refused to fight.
There frrno telling where the fight was to liavo taken place, but the general l»e* lief is that the whole affair was a pat-up Job. Barney Aaron, bowevtpr. declared ft a bloodr scheme to kill Go**. Most of the crowd left for the East during the day. It is said that the Canadian Sheriff hovered arotmd Port Dover. bof«ng to gobble up both and Ryan. *homd they appear.
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lag. between the hours of rt*e and afx Vdock. the four brea*t* on the tower left gangway at the Packer Colliery, Xa 4, operated and owned by the Philadelphia Coal Company, situated new the village of Shenandoah, this county, cared in with terrific torn mad atiewto* dearth im path. The concession wa* produced
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MaY' 18.—The
friends of General Grant are conducting his campaign in a masterly manner. Fully aware that they have ample power to crush all opposition, they are using all means to conciliate their opponents, and make their defeat as little bitter to them as possible, so that after the Convention there may be* the smallest possible number of wounds of hatred or rancor to heal. The hand of steel is clasped with a velvet glove but .should it be necessary tf4 strike, the blow will be none the less decisive because of the, delicacy of the material with which the knuckles are covered.
General Grant has an absolute majority of the instructed delegates here, and they will remain steadfast to him tp the bitter end. They also claim a majority of the uninstructed delegates outside of Cook County, which gives them a majority of the Convention, even if the Farwell Hall delegates are admitted. They are notdisposed to be. hogsrish, however, or to give any unreasonable excuse for a bolt so the Committee on Credentials will report in favor of admitting about half and half of the conflicting delegations from Cook County, but on the basis of representation from each Senatorial District, whidh is the principle for which the Grant men in that county are contending. Then the Convention will elect forty-two delegates to represent the State in the Chi cago National Convention, and no one who is not known to be a pronounced and incorruptible Grant man will be elected a delegate.
by the current of air passing through the gangway, where a large number of miners were at work, killing a boy named John McCartv, aged sixteen a coupler named Wm. Hendry, and injur ug five others so badly that their recovery is doubtful. Following are the men's names James Iieaton, inside boss Anthony Conway. James Hope, George Davis and Morr Bohler.
The cave-in has rendered a portion of the Reading Railroad tracks unsafe for a time, and passengers had to be transferred this evening, but al this hour, half past eleven, the traffic has been resumed and every thing is in working order.
The greatest excitement prevailed during the rescuing of the ill fated miners. Large crowds congregating around the pit, and all expecting to see his or her brother brought out dead. Hendry, who was instantly killed, leaves a wife and two children Heaton. aged fortyforty vears, wife and three children: Conway, aged thirty six. wife and four children, and Davis, aged twenty-three, sjigle. The unfortunate men all live in the vicinity of the accident.
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WASHINGTON. May 18 —Between the excitement of the approaching boat race and the tunning horse races. Congress accomplished but little to-day. Senator Beck, by betting on a horse that was not a favorite by any means, raked in a good ly lot of "Scads." Senator William*, of Kentucky, says that he is in favor of an adjournment that Congress lias been in session six months, and that so far us the Senate is concerned it did nothing at lirst but talk about the Geneva award, and it is now talking itself to death on the Kellogg case and r« ijurftciiitt. He says he is sick of it. and wants to go home. The free-traders of the House have given up all hope of passing the Omnibus Tariff Bill. While of this opin ion, however, they are anxious to press vote and make a record. As far as the Funding Bill is concerned, Fernando Wood, who has it in charge, has given upall hojies of having it acted upon this session. There is no immediate prospect that any of the other contested election^ will be disposed of tins .se.t'on. If the disposition of the Ho isc lo ra-li business augurs an early adjournment, il will be brought about, for the members are work ing with a will to the end that they can get out of Washington before the holding of the Chicago Convention.
Aiio(t:tr PetitKylunula Viliinffe He!*irortl. BKADFOIU), PA., May 1K-—A special lo the Era from Condersport. Potter oounty. Pa., says At 2 o'clock this afternoon a fire broke out in the rear room of Steb bins Bros' store, used for storing. The town is without water supply or fire apparatus. and nothing could be done to cheek the fire, which burned rapidly. By 5 o'clock every dwelling, store and place of business in the town, except the court house,Baker's Hotel.Mann's insurance of flee and the Journal printing oflice, were laid in ashes. About forty buildings in all were destroyed. Loss, probably Jf2oo 000 insurance, $75JKK). No lives are te ported lost. ___________
Inicrrpnll and Jllalne.
NKW YOIIK, May 18.—Yesterday Ctrl. Ingemoll callcd on his friend Senator Blaine, whom he placed in nomination al Cincinnati four j'ear# ago, and the twain, accompanied by Wm. E. Chandler, drove to Central Park. A cancus of Blaine's friends, including Ingeraoll and some New Jersey delegates, was bold last night in Blaine's rooms.
Anthony (omatork.
NEW YORK, May 18.— Antluiny Com stock, agent of the Society for the Suppredion of Vice, instructed by the Executive Committee of the Society, took steps ia this city to-day for the suppression of the circulation of Emilc Zola's lateat book "Nana." The Directors of the .Mcrcantle Library, after, admitting the book to the Library shelves, liave ordered it to he stricken froin the Catalogue.
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