Daily News, Volume 1, Number 85, Franklin, Johnson County, 27 May 1880 — Page 1
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WANTED
Everybody to know that von can
mak-: »*^r v»a»t» known In thS# toiGtnn of th-- DAILY S KWH, SI on* tent *r word per day. a or by a a .r through a I»s*Hy New* Me**agc Box. for tu DAILY NEWS, 10 r«-nt.» p«r week, delivered promptly tj arrUr ,'ANTED To »cll or trade farm* in thl* and ad»lnlr.g eo«j»tle« Al*" all kind* "f cfly i-rty f-r »aV or track fail at 431
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rats* a»«er. Can And steady Work HsUt and *'**1 w»«c#. itKKi & OWKN. 4-J9 Main «treft. ll'Jiine, that work. Apply
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'loti MAt Konr hundred and eljih'jr »crc* of land In .Huear 'r«-«.k tow«*hlp. on the I)arwtu road, S mile* from thU city. Two hundred acre* tinder cultivation Hlxty aerea of K«jw Ikf"lu'0the balam In liwil tlmhcr. Plenty of ro«k1 water and a vnrv hralthy loralUr. Will iell on term* to (.nit inrrha#«-r. Kyr fnrther parth ular# apply at Nr.na office.
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.loH !4A t.K ••«,«* elraned, aernnd hand, flr*trla»»brlrk. Kntjulre of 1. N, I'iKwe. IjVo lt iaiT A fln«i *et gol'tniounlcd Ingle Jt/ Victoria bnrn*«»( cheap, Kntjaire at thla office.
JTUAYKD'OU HTOI.EN. on la»t Wednesday, blaek How, heaty with pl| with f*mr
S' May l». a large blaek Sow, I a hole and split In right ear. and fpHt ln flfe
..,.g
Anr one giving Information of her wIH be I. TIIUMA* DOTI .«, 1.910 *onth Thlr
rtwartlod. TIIO*A* DOTI.«, twilh »treet.
|Jcroonal.
HT"AH advertiaemeht* under thl* head will be chargetl to cent* per line, and any onv de«lrlng «n«wer* thn»ngh 'o'11 NKW« I^XKC*. eah rent t»*a lH^i« at th!» l,,
Ous ShonaKer and Chas. Whi^sen are proficients in the art of compounding huhionable mixed drink*. 'I hev will be httppv to fMTVe their friends at the Tenr Hatite House Har. i-
Anv m-fiott desiring good wrwkman«hip in muking nml hanging
find p'od workmen
DAILY
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through th* malS are o*i,t. If jnltuU »re w^d, iteoald be dlr^'ted '." the ci« of iKrtne tndtrtdttftl, firm, or lx»x, and if '"r city dellT«rjr J*o*t*fpo usw-i r. ti'» Th- D*ti.r Nm ha* bexe# at me ofeiee for ih*
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letter* *ddr«**«d to lu
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Apply at olor.-D *ctn»)l UOMM »f rrf t. A NTF Ity 11 JMI» "Id want* a situation in .t«.r« or Apply to Ih nry l'fia«lng. ',»( F. iff I
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1« iarsj'- a flty for landlordd
to .itijw-iid fn plaf#rd», which attrort th«.' attention «f only jiwrh \nt*nn* ft* uw**at\\j tn© while *mall wlvertl»ement Inaerled In th,, I\u.r
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wUI dally wvcryhtwy
t« promptly crT(ir« a tenant, ami aave «hr li«« arUInk fwm property xtandlnj Id!*-. Onr ("rnt ft word
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Ijlolt ItKNT A dfulrable hrlek dwelling hoti»o No t(te! North Hh
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No. S. Eighth »tr«ct. tnc|ulr« at 8tt$ Main atreet.
Hill)*.
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No berry
atrret. n«vrth sltle. lelween Tltlro and Fourth HrRXRrr A WATSON.
H. B. Richardson & Go. are still sailing Queonswar©, glass and plated war© at old prie«e. 807 Main st.
M.'ubTsivt Whi«ky of l$««. at theTerrc liauU1 Heme lV«r
1* the W*l ch*up Noti
mo*. S *h
T11 FA 1 It pl»r«- in T« rrv Haute in 'rem* ttaiue to buy 55«. Tv *. Hosiery, Album-, iind Yirwjs. American chro *, Wax mul China
ihSiU, Bml Cages, jlitae IU\U and Hats
UaSU and Hat*, carnage* the
TUB
:t&i Main ftiwt
and tlu l«*t luic of Iwbv carnage* the A leain lowest priees Hi the citv For these, and over by the ears on Mam street je all ttti^llaneous ffoo«(s. no place excels
ttstsit* oflfered Nr wns^tfcg t« T« alwwM
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TEKRE HAUTE, IN1.,
Easiness iDanls
"All adrtrtJttnest* In
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head of wasted, from bn*lw^ }&?** dutn14 per wdt ftw f^L 01 tr that Jiauit-r will t* eharjrtd «rt tbit in tbr |»«re«t of
WAKTED-AIi p*rtk* tS Obk *«wt
p*r
*bo*:* st oar gr*M net Main vtreet. Wanted— Farmer* a,
t-,m:a«cUlJ«n
Hoa*e.
Ohio
»treft.
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to aetdof Ifl^ocalUt
tottelioeyf^
JL. Book*
WASTEIbcMt* ud Sfjtfn *tre*t. WAKTEI)—E*e can «tt SI
if
tnbire la rih*t yoo and iX» & Co..
Wanted Everyl»ody toeall at Cincinnati Hon#ei 17 North Fourth mreet. where they can get the finest Liqaora in the city. St. Lon»* Beer way* on draoght. WA5TE1 -iirl for general housework. 77 WANTKD--A11 kind* of necond hand (jood* In t»art pay for new fnrnlture or J. It
Fiauen. !0t and IOC. watb Foarth street. WanUd- EverylHidr call and exajoino my otock of Cittar* and Tobacco. Na mtreet. ^,c" W'WTKD—All perooti* that want hed lounge* to irive me a call. The larger «l«k In th« ty.
J. It. FtsiiKit, I'M and lOottoulh Foarth street Wanted-Everybody to call and examine my new spring to'k of Boot* and iihoet received at
S3 north 4th street. MILLUB. ted—Evry lady to tryotir K* cloth top bntXh-.
Wan t»n
ran att' lid hivil. II" n'lriti) Third
th A.
WANTED »treet.
barn. For
tiartlruUf*. rail on W. A K/»n. «.r.-lib »iMl Ohto xtrreta, or on t', N. tiowld, N9, 4M North -tth »t,
Five
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i:or Sale.
tW I rt.l. rilt!* head, tor One Cent per word, per,rfrr whatovrr tlu-y may nave trr eale. rearh(nt( more puri'hflfXTs »'vi-ry day than co.iUl b* done In a wwk by p« reonal •olUii.ition. Ihii* »e«"nrii»i the advantage of many Jn«jtlrle« ant! of »«llini? at the be«t
North Foarth street, where they can alway* gel fre*h 8*h.
WANTED
A large quantity of old Newa-pa-aa
1MU8AI.E I1 good for wrapping purpone* PER nHttdfed. DAI£Y Nswa.
Hoot.
new
for tbe»^!ve.. tbtir wui-ins
aod their aanta. a* well a* too*** i~ •tabling for their animal* to call on J. w.
ton, Soatb FoorA *treet. WANTED—It ntsd*r#W*i tbal
00*-
00
hoote
t!^c
city can nodewMrll a# ia boot* *aA »boe*. G. A. KMIIU Co., 389 Main »tr«*t. WANTED—K"fcry honwkeeper to vi*i: thc omit a re. Stove and QaegoaW^fr
rf
It Ftabcr. when in want of b«ffaio*, 1CM and 108 South Fourth street. WANTED- Kiaminer* and admirer*of (fornam"* newest pattern, of »«Hd »Ilvcr tca»poJni...c*lled| •Mother Pattern." at J. K. Freeman t. Opera
Wanted—Ereryxdy to call on John Rnbscb. 4th and Cherry xtreetn, for Ilarne#*, Saddle#.Collar# and Bridle*. WANTED—Those wanting'board to call at lJ13 cs*t Main ttreet.
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Wooes*. & Co.. 3S9 Main atreet
WAN'TJJD—Yon to know that Oaigley & Wetzel pay prompt attention to all collection#. «t WANTED—Every body to call and examine my choic^Kt brand* of ci|Xr». I al*o keep the fineet and be*t tobacco# at 180 South Fonrth street
Fourth and Ohio.
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WANTRD—Everybody to call at J?". 10 SooUi-tth »trect and try nonie of Clsarle* Woidel manlifactured cigar*. WANTED— Everylwidy: to know that T. Ac off. it and La
corner Locust fayette ctreet*. ha* hi* X«KU marked down. down. Per*otw will do 11 to call and examine good* and price*.
we
In want of parlor or
All nil
p«r*on#
chamber *«Ua to call on J. It F!*her, No, 104
and HW, Fourth *treet
THE CITY.
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-Tim shipment of fruit is heavy present. Prof. Tice's soliloquy. good." —Merchants say the East End is the liveliest part of town at present. Is it? —People will have the NEWS. New names are daily added to our subscription list. —The Ringgold band commences their free concerts to-morrow night at the Court-house Park. —The potntoe bug is making himself prominent among gardeners and farmers He is a "big bug." —Report"* received of the different lie publican township meetings show the en thu*Usm manifested by the party.
•So far, so
Hurry along and g*t through with Decoration Day. so preparations can lie made for the Fourth of Julv celebration —Snloonlsts. get your beer and whisky ready for next Sunday Paris and Decatur I are going to sent! a delegation to the fjuoday picnic down the river.
The admission to the cigar maker* Unloa pi. io a* Montiitscer s. next ^uiuia), S* but ten cents, and you can dance all you jnrfrve of charge. »ign Uranis arc being stationed on all the mad* in the t-ernc lory
lcfv|av, thr*ugh
WKKK taywair «»•*, e*i»s iti*l wnb»«t TW v»t «pr*or to s«omw night- Admission. 25 cents ••hiidrrn. 13 cents, TtckeU for sale at
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lit# 0#ct. ?t« Tv*-im to e\p»«ss b«tT. e*tt alt wttfy *w*» Ittm »o «5«
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of Sw4
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a ebaw*- A44rw» It. U«M3 Maisw-
HAUJrrr oo. rw
Eaph
road lias a n«m«\ and the Iwanis serve as a guuh to familiar with the
raWo^ lwing
Marshall's music stow—The pirates »n bearing down upon
tm Will our veiiel barn? If they to «t it on fine, how are we all going to escape
».u„M ousted a«u..
are dangv^'U* being*.,
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THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1880.
say new assistance has been added to their force. —Capt. John R. Wise, of the Vandalia Line, received, last Saturday, six fine bull pups, imported from China, sent him by a friend in the U. S. navy. —Weddings are becoming Quite numerous. A prominent grocery traveling agent is to be married to-night, and gossip finds the names of two prominent school teachers in a matrimonial sheet.
The National House must be enjoying a "boom." This noon, notwithstanding the capacious accommodations of their dining room, people were obliged to wait #ome time for places at the tables. —People who enjoy seeing home made pleasant by decorating it with artistic works of art. should call at Button's book store and examine those fine steel engravings he has on exibition. He also has a large assortment of books works of the standard authors popular magazines school books
&c.
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WANTED- People to call at ISO Sooth Fourth otri-ft and buy their fruit*. They can get dalet. lanana», fig«. orange*, lemons and »w»et* of all kind* at bottom price*.
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WANTED—EveryIxnly to call and glv# me ft call. 1 keep the bctt liquor* and clgara No. South Fourth streeet.
HEBJIAS I ATXXTT^
Uou.c* to rent. Apply at 835 Ohio
WANTED -ThoM' who want a fine pocktt or uprcie lw«ok to call at »hlnkle Drue Store comt-r Fourth and Ohio. Prercrlption* filled night or day. Tl-iw W AN'TED -Thwe who want drug*, medicine*, perfumery, toilet and fancy article* to call at shlnklij corner Koiirthwd Ohio il-iwr W ANTBD -Tho#e who know a good cigar when tht-y wee it call at Shlnkle a Drug Store and try the Pllola and Loural Wreath, 5c, nw corner
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Wnntctl To rent, two furnUhed roomg. with ..r without Iward. lnqniro at 1380 eaat Main nfreet. WANTED—^-Everybody to call on Ed. Koach. No.
—There will be a stereoptican entertainment next Monday night at the Christian Chapel. The gentleman who gives these entertainments has
Xte *ieamer Fayett« is receiving & coat of paint. —Men are at work at last cleaning oat the alley between Fourth aad Fifth DiSCOTdS ill tile KailkS 01 and Main and Cherry streets. —Kidder Bros were busy to-day unloading wheat from wagons bringing it from the country west of the river. —The Adelphi people are rehearsing a
through Egypt and the Holy Land, ana
xplains the views as they are shown.
He exhibits between 95 and 100 views, which is more than any other person has done in this city.
We yesterday saw a young man walk? ng along Main street in company with a voung lad}*. He had possession of her parasol and was taking things very comfortably. sheltering his own heat I from the sun, while she was trying to shade her own face with a handkerchief. So absorbed was he in conversation that ho did not take the hint.
A Sister of Charity was run over at the corner of Main and Fifth streets last evening by a horse driven by a young lad}'. She was carried into Jauriet store, and although badly frightened, was not seriously injured.—Expret*.
When the telephone is in operation we will be all right. Then when that young lady gets into her buggy she can telephone the central office that she is start i» j'i »hn V«*wo nliiTll
jag, and the editor of the NEWStr!11
will climb I
HOTKL ARRIVAL*.
TERHE HAUTB TFORSE.
J. Crasin. Clinton J. P. Murray, Indianapolis C. Hurch. New \ork C. C. Sanders, R. A. Hope, Chicago O. Brown. Danville. Ills Alice Fitzgerald, Mattoon T. Caldwalder, Chicago.
NATIONAL not«E.
MUtz, H. Kilmer, Clay City J.
Gamble. Martinsville C. W. Williams, City: S. E. Hubbard, Brazil J. L. Douglaf,' ^hlrngo^
I'OL'HT XKWW.
MARRTAOE LICENSES.
Mellott T. Smith and Maria E. Bark-
Warren est and Goodie Plerson. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Addie and Alonzo Wible to Richani Dunnigan. lot 57 sn Dunnigan's sub of lots 41 et al., 16, 12.9 Richani Dunnigan and wife to
EUtalieth Lambert, lot
Dunnisran's sub of kt 41 et al., 16, 12, Adam Tressell and wife to William H. Brown, bf of hf of qr of gr. 85. 12. ft
run
the carlessaesis of the
FAIR, ,iiwr» who was not attending t* his bwsi-
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H. —The Mofatt Street Church will give a -rar.d musical and literary entertainment
800.
1,000.
PK«aO\»U
Harry Owen is teaching a brass band in Clinton. Mr*. Herrcy will goto Niagara to spend the summer.
Our city was visited by Major Carter yesterday, o? Bnutii. Prof. C. W. Hodgin will spend the sum mer vaction ia
the West.
Jsme* Sturepswd has received the apap«iintme«t of census taker. yfh* Andia Ba«t has lust completed »ome fine specimens
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ford. ^B^t returned from a trip the world. Mra Hudson, sistcriclaw ofRO Hervey. i* visltiBf 0& Hwbon of this city-
Mr Orav a student of the Noitnal
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NEWS.
3:30 P.M.
the Liberals—Outbreak
In the Balkans.
TH1^
me for this week. They
LEADER
OF A CHOIR IN
SHELBYVILLE IN TROUBLE.
SLLYER DOLLARS BY THE CARTLOAD -BAYARD'S BILL. HAS KILLED AT BRAZIL.
SAD AFFAIR AT ZANESVILLE.
LOXDOK,
Mav 26.—It is beginning to bo
developed that there are serious discords in the ranks ot the Liberals, which are daily extending and increasing in magni tude. These differences are now aggravated by information that the queen demands the retention of Sir Bartle Frere, and that Gladstone will comply with her demand. Frere's resignation or expulsion from office is strenuously urged by the great mass of Liberals, who claim that his retention is an outrage upon the public sentiment of England. Lpon this question the Conservatives take direct issue, and their apparent victory, ach ieved thus early in the Administration, has greatly nettled the Liberal leaders. The Queen is absent. Extensive preparations are being made for the to-morrow.
BUCHAREST, May 26.—Official reports from the Black Sea coast districts of Bul-
trftvoled all iraria give accounts of a recent outbreak t. the Balkan viUage bordenng on the
the"Balkan village bordering on the above-mentioned territory. A dozen villages were destroyed by the Bulgarians. The depredating forces numbered 2 000 men, composed of police, gymnastic societies, militia, armed villagers and brigands of all nationalities.
ttj,ovt,.mcntioned
territory. A dozen
SHELBYvri.LE, IND., May 26—A complaint for divorce, containing many sensational features and startling allegations, was filed in court yesterday. Mrs. Matilda Carlisle seeks to have the marriage relations existing between herself and Edward Carlisle severed, giving numerous and varied reasons therefor. The in terested parties havo long resided in this city, and arc extensively known. Mr. Carlisle is a prominent architect, known all over this section of the State. The firm of which lie is a member were the
contractors for the building of the Court
built. Ho was united to his wife, who Is an applicant for divorce, in 1852, and the result of the marriage has been four children two boys and two girls, one of which Is married. The eldest son is City Asses-
80r 0f
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upon the roof •The road going north, passing through Effingham hauls two fruit trains daily. The trains make passenger train time. The load cars are guarded by messengers who after the fruit is handled out Is scaled in bv the conductor, and has to stay there until the next station is reached where fruit is to be unloaded. Mr. messcneer would be in a tight place if the car I piftint'against" him charges drunkenness,
I b^fcdfot'S
Dw
p«iatiiig.
WAsmxGTOjr,
dollars
catur County Jail, which is kicks in the head und stomach, left him
this place. After living with her
husband for twenty-eight years, Mrs. Cartl
lisle has arrived at the conclusion that connection with him is unbearable, mak ing her life a burden and fraught with sorrow, anguish and remorse. Mr. Carlisle has not only been prominent in business, but also in society, For some time he was leader of the choir of the M. E. Church of this place, and has been a prominent member of various musical societies, on account of his rare ability as a singer. The com-
ano
i':r.or.
habits he neglects to pro-
Intemperate vide for his family, and is also rendered incompetent and unworthy the charge of Ills younger children. All ofiorls to cause him to reform have proved fu tile, and further attempts seem useless In the winter of 1878 he became a ternperancc convert during a revival here, and was an enthusiastic temperance worker. However, he again fell, and has now become a slave to strong drink It is alleged that in June. Julv, August. September and October, 1878. he held il licit intercourse with one Jennie Harrell, living on South street, and also with a notorious woman named Hunt, who came to this place from Greens burg, and kept a bawdy-house during the time mentioned above
He is also charged with having com milted adultery wirh "J®®" Jennie Davis, who lives in Indianapolis,
during
400.
St
in
the latter part of last year. Not
content with committing these^ wtylterouc
acts the complaint alleges that took a
woman of ioose virtue into his own household, and openly committed a crime against his lawful wife. The name of this woman is not given, but the fact will, it is said, with many others of mi equally damnable character, be proven
to
WASfnxOTO*. Mar w®c 1 a vote on the Bayard
ourt-
Mrs Carlisle asks the Court to give her the custodr of her youngest child, feme, claiming that its father's immorality and drunkeness render him unfit to have charge of it. The other children air old enough to look after their own welfare. When the case comes to trial many d«velopments ot ft sensational nature may be expected. Lntil recently Mr. Laxlisle has been prominent in the lx»t circles of society, and the unfavorftble ligia that he is now placed in is a«p1r it^ gretted by his friend* who, his superior intellect and musical talent, haveljeen untiring in seeking his reform and lb establish his character.
u„j about 8 o'clock to night- and
ors* l*,.l about passed ft by aliv«3v time between M*a* South fNtTt^ina Senator* to tiMwe idiots in latter State. *»i Ubemoot ot
Ira Langford. aoaof Mrs. T. J. Lang- hbyastrfct party The aroutid nzSV th&e between ihmmchtumrn and
*&£?'%*?''w
mer. H*r^onrMd *Z~*ynt nf WMUttfti lifiss I dofeflll SCWOBl 01 Wasiungt* during t^c
CENTS.
the House to-day
a boom
over the country
cart load. Delegate Downey, the moved an amendment to the Sundry vU Appropriation Bill that all, moneys appropriated in the bill over twenty mil lions of dollars, be paid in standard silver dollars. This was adopted by a vote cf 85 to 211. If it becomes a law no more vault room will be necessary, which was Downey's point in of/ering the amendment.
The appropriation of #350,000 for the Cincinnati Customhouse biu this bill, and according t,o the amendment it will all be paid in standard silver.
GKEENSECRO, IxDM
May 96.—The C&rs
which were sided on the C.,
I.,
St. L. &
C. R. R. tracks were robbed last night of goods consigned to various ]wties. A Rotshchild ftro. were the principal losers. The roblery was accomplished by breaking open tne door, Loss $100. No clue to the robbers.
BRAZIL, IND., May 35.—A \andaha freight train was wrecked four miles west of here Wednesdav afternoon, killing a brakeman named Pickett, and demolishing seven box-cars loaded with corn. The accident was caused by a carelessly placed frog at a switch^
DVBCQUK, IOWA, Mav 36.— Farley, on the Illinois Central Railroad, and in Dubuque County, ha4 a sensation lliis morning which shook the little village from center to circumference. For the past few years a noted desperado named Bill Delancy has been the terror of the Inhabitants. He was called the Jesse James of Iowa, as some of his deeds were almost as daring and reckless. A few months ago he stopped a freight-train and fired six shots at the conductor and engineer. At another time he out three bullets in a traveling mans body, for which he served a term in prison. He has been arrested for horse stealing, arson, incendiarism and murder, but always escaped any serious punishment. To-day ho camo to Farley, aud meeting Big
Reynolds,
he immediately courted
a quarrel. Reynolds hal ft shot-gun in his hand, loaded with buck-shot, and. as Delaney rode toward him, he leveled his gun and the entire contents lodged in Delaney's stomach. He died four hours afterward.
ZAXKSVILLB, Ohio, May 26*—To-night a little boy aged about six years, named Williams, who resides in the Ninth \V ard, is lying at the point of death, with but little hope of of his recovery, tlio result or kicks in the stomach and head givon him by a school-mate aged about ten years, named Israel. The boys were on their ,, way home from school when
CIime
they
involved a quarrel.
Mr. Carlisle lnnmr snmi had the little
1 louse in this city last year. Mr. Carlisle 1 ]ftr prpr soon had the little fellow is the superintendent architect of the l)e-
down(
bc-
Israel ot
elng
administering to him several
WUiiams, when picked up, was found to have vomited alarmingly, and was unconscious, in which condition he still remains. The affair is very sad. and the mother of the injured boy is almost wild with grief.
A Fntnl Dive.
ADRIAN, May 96.—Last evening, Washington, a sixteen-year-old son of County Commissioner Westerman, wns swimming in the mill pond and dived, but never came to the surface' When his body was recovered life vfas extinct.
Robbed on the Rail.
COLUMBUS, May 26.—B. F. Temple, residing near here, was robbed of ft25, on his return from Louisville on ft church excursion last night. The police hero were put on the alert, but as yet have no clue.
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LAPORTK, May 26.—Last nlghj, I)r. Crandell was called on by John Kelley, jr., who said his wife had died soon after retiring for the night. The Doctor and Coroner visited the femains, and since have not allowed any one to enter the room where the corpse Is. A portmortem. examination will be made.
Risixo Sufl,~May 26.-A young man named Flavlus J. Walton shot and killed himself with a revolver this evening. The ball entered the brain squarely in the forehead, ranging downward. No one was in the room, but it is supposed to havo been suicide.
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