Daily News, Volume 1, Number 94, Franklin, Johnson County, 8 June 1880 — Page 1

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VOL. l.-KO. 94.

HitTiatSon* Wanted, and Help Wanted. THE I)AILT NKW* will print advertisements of persons wanting work or situations!, and of those needing Help of any kind, WITHOUT CHABGE—Isuch advertisements not to exceed 30 wordj. This in proposed JK-CB'I^ it 1A believed it will aid many who nr*d and work, and we cordially invite all interacted to avail ttaemeclves of the means offered. It mn*t be remembered that letters sent through the mall arc not "delivered to INITIALS fXLr If Initial* are wed. the letter should be directed tf (he core of eotne individual, firm, or T¥«tf)Cicc

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and if for citv delivery the postage

1# two ct-nri'. The DAILY Nnra has boxes at tee office for the reception of letters addressed to its can.-, and mch letter* v/iil be delivered only to the advertiser holding a check for the box number.

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£lf AdvcrtUctnenUprinted under thf« head One Cent each word, and the advertisement will rarely fail to attract th* attt-nlion of persons who mar have whatever is wanted, and from a large amber of replies the advertiser is enabled to make the most favorable selections. Situations wanted and "Help vnnt"d." not exceedinx^ word*, printed without charge. *TANTED--KveryWly to know that you can

TT uinkc vonr want* known In this «^tnmn of the DAILY S'KWS. at one cent pi.-r word per day.

WANTED—Voa

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to «end order by po'tnl card,

or through a Daily News Message Box for jhi DAILY NEWS, lOccnt* per week, dtrltvcrod promptly by carrier.

ANTED—To sell or trade.farms in this and \V adjoining countess. Also all kind* of city property for suit or trude. Call at -1-30 Oh*.u street. '. Gartrell. K«:al Estate Agent.

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{"-©Terre Haute is too large a city for landlords to depend on placards, which attract the attention of only such persons as necessarily pass the premises, while a small advertisement Inserted in the DAII.V Nr.wswill reach dailr everybody likely to want looms or houses, promptly secure a tenant, and save the loss arising from property standing idN*. One rent worn.

Sot Sale.

|3f"L*nder this head, for One Cent per word, persons may oiler whatever they may have for sale, and be sure of reaching more purchasers evt^ry day than could be done in a week by personal solicitation, thus securing the advantage of many inquiries and of selling at the best offers.

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SALE—A fine set of gold-mounted flncle Victoria harness cheap. Enquire at this ofllse.

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SALE—A large quantity of old News-pa-pers, good for wrapping purposes. 25 cents per hundred. DAII.V NKWS.

Personal.

tar'All advertisements under this head will be charged 10 cents per line, and any one desiring answers through the New* boxes, can rent Nsws mail boxi! at this office at 10 cents per week.

political.

FOlt CO\GRE«N.

THOMAS II. NKLSO.V, of Yitfo County, is candidate for Kepresontatlvo in Congress from the Eighth District, Indiana, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention, to be held at Trrre Haute, June 88.

I OU MII'.ItlFF.

JOHN HEAL, of Harrison Township, is A candidate for Sheriff or Vigo County, subject to the deis cislon of the County Democratic Convention.

AnuAIIAM MAISKUS, of Otter Creek township, will be a candidate before the Heoublican County Convention, for Sheriff.

JACKSON STEIT will be a candidate for Sheriff of Vigo County, subject to the decision of the Ilepubllcan Convention.

WILLIAM H. FISH will be before the Republican •Convention for the nomination for Sheriff.

OI VH TRKASIKKB.

CAPT. JOHN L, Itnows will bo a candidate before the Republican nominating convention for the office of County Troasnrer. subject to the wishes of the convention.

The DAILY NKWS IS authorized to announce gnu W. CASTO, of Sugar Creek Township, as a candidate for Treasurer of Vigo county, subject to the decision of tho Republican nominating convention.

D. M. WALLACH will be a candidate for the office of Treasurer of Vigo county, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

N. I). IvaxKTT, of Pimento, will be a candidate for tho office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of tho Democratic nominating convention.

CKKTKKAHT A. RAT, of Riley township, will be a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to tho decision of tho Republican nominating convention.

COl'NTY CLKHK.

We are anthorlaed to announce that MKMUM. N. SMITH IS a candidate for the nomination for Clerk of Vigo connty, subject to the will of \he ^Republican nominating convention. JJJWe arc authorised to announce that C. A.

Power will be a candidate before the Republican •county convention for the nomination for Clerk of Vigo county.

L. A. Bciuurrr Is a candidate for Clerk of the Courts, subject to the decision of the Republican Dominating convention,

JOHN ROTS* will be a candidate for the office of County Clerk, subject to the decUlan of the Democratic Nominating Convention.

We are authorised to announce that WILLIAM

lUspnioH is a candidate for the office of Clerk of the Vigo Circuit Court, subject to the decision if the Republican Nominating Convention.

F1RCOROXKB.

We are authorised to amtoance the name of DH

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Laighiad as a candidate for Coroner,

subject to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention. Ware authorised to announce the name of Dr. JAVK» F. MCOR«W as a candidate for Coroner, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.

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[A MONTH guaranteed. *1S dav at home made hy the industrious. Capital not required w* wilt start you.

Men, women, boys and girls make money faster at work for us than at anything else. The work I* light and

t»lea«ant and snch as anyone can go rtrht at. AU who are wise, who see this notice, will send us their addresses at once and see for themselves. Costly outfit and terras free now is the time. Thoee already at work are laytn* up tars* #n»* of money. Address TRCIa CO., Augusta, Me.

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Bnsincss tXJants.

All advertisements in this column under the head of wanted, from bngine** houses wiJl be charged 25 cent# per week for four line#. All over that number will be charged extra, We do this in the interest of the business community.

WANTED—All parties in need of help to call at 225 Ohio street. WANTED—Examiners and admirersof Gorham's newest patterns of («olfd silver teaspoons, called "Mother's Pattern," at J. R. Freeman'*, Opera

House.

WASTED—You to know that Ouigley & Meuel pay prompt attention to all collections. WANTED—Everybody to call and examine my choicest brand? of cigars. I also keep the finest and bcit tobaccos at 110 South Fourth street 71-lw WANTED—Everybody to call and give me a call.

I .keep the best liquors and cigars No. 24 South Fourth street. HEBHAJ* PATZXLT. 71-1 WANTED—Houses to rent. Apply at 225 Ohio street. Wanted—Evervbodv to call at the Cincinnati

Hoti*e |7 north Fo'arth street, where they can get the line*: liquors in the city. St. Louis Beer always on draught. Stfwl Wanted—Chairs to seat w?ti» h!ckory bark. Call at LIS*) Poplar street. Will collect and deliver on request. A. J. (»KAT. Wanted—Those wanting board to call at eu-t tuin street.

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APOLOGY.

Owing to an accident occuring yester

day afternoon after we were ready to go to press we were unable to issue tlie NEWS. By the carelessness of two boys one of the forms was thrown on the floor and the matter completely pied. We could have given you a paper filled up with stale matter, but rather than do so

we concluded not to issue. We will do all ift our power to prevent such an accident from occurring again and hare or dered a Bogardus kicker which will be placed in close proximity to those boys.

—Council meeting to-night. —Lumber dealers report an increase of trade. —The Council Chamber is undergoing a spring cleaning. —The State Democratic Convention meets at Iudianapolis to-morrow. —Don't forget the Republican ward meeting next Saturday night. —The commencement exorcises of St. Mary's will tuke place on the 80tli. —Fishing is again the principal sport of those not t^o greatly interested in the election. —The Woman's Suffrage Association are going to have a convention in this city before long. —A full attendance is desired at tlio Irish American Club which meets to-night at headquarters. —Superintendent telegrapher McGinnis, went to Canada Sunday night, where he will remain a short time. —Everybody must come out to the ratification meeting to-night. Good speakers and good music. Everybody come. —The High school Stntca entertains great fears that some one will have the audacity to present him with an expensive boquet at the graduating exercisos. —The Vandalia Road has changed back to its old time table. The train which for the past week been passing through here at 1:30 will leave at 8:05 P. M. hereafter. —A meeting will be held at the Council Chamber to morrow night for the purpose of making preparations for the celebration of the Fourth of July. Let all interested attend. —Several Normal students, finding the school room too couflning, yesterday afternoon. passed away the time by standing by the bulletin board in front of the telegraph office and keeping reeord of the ballota. —The statement which was made in our columns a few days ago in regard to Prof. Korthour going to Ohio, was incorrect. Prof. K. will remain in the city and assist in the music of the High School and Normal commencements. —Dr. Orlando Mitchell goes to Marshall, 111-, to-day, to permanently locate there. He is a graduate of medicine and has b^en practicing successfully in this city for over two years, He is a man of ability, goods morals and energetic in his profession. —There will be a temperance meeting of the Montrose Club this evening in the Seventh street Presbyterian church. The Montrose church was burned down some weeks aco, and the club has been invited to the Presbyterian church. All are fhvited to meet with them. —Nerios township is rejoicing over the organization of a Young Men's Rapubli can Club, which had at its first meeting a membership list of 46 young men. The boys are quite enthusiastic sod say they intend to exert an influence over the young people of the township that will have its proper effect They possess our best wishes for the success of their woft.

TEKBS^S^^i

—Prof. E. L. Nurns and Rev. N. A. West will give a series of art entertainments at Armory Hall on the evenings of the 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th. These entertainments are spoken of by the press as being very enjoyable and instructive. —A young gentleman in the north end this noon paid a grocer a very courteous aeieu, on leaving the store by standing on his head and scattering his groceries and produce over the sidewalk. Convention excitement the supposed cause. —The following building permits have been issued by the jCity Clerk: To James Kerns, one-story frame building on in-lot 116, Rose's sub: cost To D. W. Watson, one storv frame out-house on out-lot 4o cost To Rev. John McCabe, one-story building on in-lot 15, Chase's sub cost To H. P. Pnck. improvements on :s nr.o ki1 'V »lf Stort dwelling in-lot

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Sorrowful Accident.

Last Saturday as Mr. R. Reed was going home from Seath & Hager's ar shops where he was. employed as foreman in the machine shops, while walking down the E. & T. H. R. R. track was struck and run over by engine 18 of that road, the locomotive passing over his body severing the right arm and leg and crushing tho abdomen in a ghastly manner. He was immediately taken to the coach house on Poplar adreet, whence he was removed to his home at 281 south Twelth street. His remains were followed to their last resting place yesterday, afternoon by a vast concourse of sympathetic friends, the employes of the E. & T. H. R. R. and Seath & Hager's car shops attending in a body.

PERSONAL.

James McNecly returned from Chicago last night. Miss Boyer. of the High school, will spend the warm Summer months in Europe.

Indiana Republican*.

At & meeting of the representatives of the Young Men's Republican Clubs, held at the rooms of the Indianapolis club,

organization of a State ciuo was aneciea, and the undersigned were authorized to request each club in the State to send five delegates to a meeting to be held at the Yohng Men's Republican club-rooms, in Bates block, Indianapolis, on the evening of June 16, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of

.publican ciu&s are requested

select sucn delegates in time. J. 0. HABDKSTT, President pro tem C. F. ROBBIXS, Secretary pro tem.

M. N. DIAIA, J. N. BASSOM, A. W. WISHABD,

TERRE HAUTE, ISTD., TUESDAY, JUNE 8* 1880.-3:30 P.M. PRICE 3 CENTS.

$500

150

500

sub cost

200

KurorJary.

Vis!i'l'l.y morning about 3 o'clock, btir^iiir-! oin.'fv the residence of Oaptain John Bryini. on south Jlighth street, and robbed him of $40, which was in his pocket. _____________________

Accident.

TIIQ following telegram was received by Chief Stack yesterday afternoon: "WAYNESVILLE, Ind., June 6. "To M. W. Stack: "Michael T. Finnegan was killed here to-night by train. Cards found in his possession show him to be from Terre Haute. A. B. FITCH.

Mr. Finnegan worked at blaqksmithing in this place, but went to Waynesville about six weeks ago.

A New Game.

Anew plan has been inaugurated by professional tramps. A very well dressed youngster called at the residence of a prominent citizen last Saturday and told the lady of the house that he wanted to secure board, he had obtained a situation in a dry goods house (naming it) and hearing that he could get board at reasonable rates he thought he would call and ascertain the truth. The lady informed him that she had accommodations for one more boarder and as the breakfast table was still standing she Invited him to the table. He sat down ate a hearty meal and has not been heard from since.

Executive Committee.

All Republican newspapers in the State are requested to copy.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

TERSE HAUTB

HOU8B.

J. Fenins. Chicago W. C. Kent, Chicago J. M. Sheets, Pans, HI W. S. Shirley. Watsonville J. Lemons, New York R. Treat Cleveland, Ohio J. Doherty, and sister, Marshall Prof. Harrington, Crawfordsville P. Morrison, Decatur W. C. Brown, Cincinnati.

NATIONAL HOUSR.

C. Moffert Indianapolis J. B. lies, Eugene J. H. D», end wife, Eugene W. D. James, City W. W. Turner, Chicago J. C. Chambers.

A woman can't put on any side-saddle style when she goes in swimming. She has either got to kick out like a man or get drowned.

COURT JfBITS.

MABKIAGE LICENSES.

Soloman Day and Sarah E. Copeland. William E. Gilky and Mary M. Donham. James G. White and Emnia E. Wood.

MAYOR'S COURT.

Annie McGiteger,' drunk fined $8.40, REAL ESRATK TRANSFERS. Elizabeth Swartz to Wjn. F. Sordan, end nV£ 20, 11, 8 $ 800 Wm. H. Kifig and wife to Edward

Davis. Fountain Station in-lot 7, Wm. King's addition 2,500 Josiah Rodeers and wife to Mary A.

McDrov, Maxville inrlot 7, Johnson & Miller's addition 200 Samuel M. Young and wife to Levi

Bogard, in-lot 40, Ross & Donnelly's subdivision." 800 Wm. E. McLean and wife to Edward

Davis, in )£, 7, 18. 7, 10 acres 1 Margaret and John Scott to Mary

Scott, in-lot 45, 40% feet front on Fourth street 1 Eilert Harmes to Herman Erman, inlot, 11 feet front, lotNo. 11, in subvision out-lot 69 1,000 John Beal and wife to Bluford Steel 25 feet side Parson's subdivision. 500 Bluford Steel to John Beal ne 33, 10, 9 400

THE MARKETS.

[Corrected np to 2:30 o'clock.]

Clilragro.

WHEAT—June $1 00*4 July 98c August 89$c CORN—June Sttfcc

July 86Jsc August 37$c.

PORK—Jnne $10 35 July 810 40 August $10 50 LARD—July fft

August 67V4 SHORT RIBS—July August.

WHEAT—R. W Juno... July

WHEAT—No. 2 R. W.... Juno July

Aug

CORN—Cash

WHEAT-June.... Jnly Angaet

824 37K

New York.

gl 32@1 85 SI 85 .81 20

August #1 o. 2 cash $1 82

CORN—N

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Baltimore.

...$1 08 •81 ISA ...81 10

...81 12 ...53Kc

Toledo.

51 16 &1 03 ..98c

Hanna's Speech.

The Democratic Congressional Convention held in this city yesterday nominated Bayless W. Hanna, of Terre Haute, by acclamation. Bayless made a speech in which he announced that the next time the Democratic party elected a President it would inaugurate him. He announced, furthermore, that the flesh of the usuper would be fed to the eagles, and his bones be left to bleach in the Galgotha of treAson, which we suppose means the grave yard of the Democratic party. He denounced Grant as a thief and pronounced his administration a disgrace to the country. He declaimed from Holy Writ that beautiful passage about the rains descending, the flowers coming, etc., and said the Democratic party could stand it all because it was built upon a rock. This is the substance of his speech. It was a batch of empty bluster suited to the taste of the average Democrat, and was often loudly ap plauded.—Crawfordsville Journal.

"De man who finks he knows it all am walkin' his way to de po'-liouse," solemnly observed the old man as he sloyly drew in his legs and stood up. "Ize flndin' men cbery day who know so much dat dey doan want advice. It am de hardest woik in de world, nex' to splittin'*swamp ash rails, to convince one o' dis sort dat he kin possibly be wrong or any one else be right. When a member of dis club comes to me an' axes my advice as to whedder he better quit a steady lob to rush out he de Black Hills,, or de White Hills, or Leadville. or any other spectficashus locality. I st&n'ready to waste a heap o' talk, on him. When one finks he knows all about it hisself an' makes a rush, I want it understood dat I doan' raise any mo' beans an' taters dan my own family kin eat."

The fact that Samuel Shin and Restorer Johnson were intending to set out for Leadville probably gave rise to the above remarks. The hint that their families need expect no assistance from the club may maicc a radical change in their plans. —Free Press.

TBTB EARTH'S POPULATION.—The fifth publication of Bohn and Wagner's Brvaiiervnd der Erde, (census of the »arth). is announced. Since the last compilation the earth shows an increase 3f 15,000,000 of people. The total population is: Europe, 312,398,480 Asia, iS1.000.000: Africa. 206,219,600 Australia u»{ Pofyneeia, 4,41 ,300 America, 86,118,XX), in all 1,439,145,300. The population af some leading countries is: Germany, 12,727,360 Austria, 37,350,000 Russia in Europe, 72,392,770 France, 36,906,788 Great Britain, 34,242^00 Italy, 27.769,475 Turkey in Europe, (before partib'oD), I 1,505,786 Turkey in Asia, 17^80^00 China, with border lands, 434,580,000 British India, 188,421/64 Jg*n, 33,-

United States is pot down at which means at the last when it has increased several The publication is looked as standard work.

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A HOME RON!

Garfield Batting Heavy and Makes a Home Run.

CONKUNG'S SKY SCRAPERS "WORRY BLAINE'S BLQWERS, WHO PLAY

FAR IN THE LEFT FIELD.

Sherman Made the Third Base, but it was his Off Day, and "His Muffs were Bad.

THE OLD CHIEF DID NOBLE WORK BUT HE WAS HIT HARD FROM EVERY SIDE. SO FAULT

TO FIND WITH THE UMPIRE.

Special Editorial Telegram to Daily

N'KWS.

CHICAGO, June 8.

The morning opened brightly for the hero of Appomattox, but he could not be noninatedrs aiul after the preliminaries the convention proceeded to ballot for President it being the twenty-ninth ballot. Grant 305 Blaine Sherman Edmunds Windom Waslfburne Gartield

TIIIKTIET1I BALLOT.

Grant ^5? Blaine Sherman 1*0 Edmunds 1J Windom Washburne 38 Garfield

TIIIKTV-FIRST BALLOT

Grant 807 Blaine 271 Sherman 11® Washburne Edrpunds Garfield Conkling 1

THTRTY-8EDOKD.

Grant 809 Blaine.....' 2fi Sherman 119 Washburne Edmunds 11 Windom 8 Garfield 1

THIItTV-THinD.

Grant 809 Blaine Sherman 110 Washburne 44 Edmnnds Windom 4 Garfield 1

TIIIRTY-FOURTn.

Grant.! 812 Blaine 25 Sherman 107 Edmunds 11 Washburne 82 Windom 4 Garfield 1?

THIRTY-FIFTH.

Grant 31® Blaine Sherman 110 Washburne 88, Edmunds 11 Windom Garfield

THIRTY-SIXTH.

Grant 811 Blaine 42 Sherman 0 Washburne Edmunds Windom ,0 Garfield ,. 897

As it required but 878 votes to nominate and as Gen. Garfield received 897, he was declared the nominee of the National Republican Convention.

E. P. BKAUCHAMT.

Something New and Beautifnl.

We are glad to announce to the lovers of the beautiful and the fine arts that Professor's West, Beardslee and Fish, will commence their series of these popular entertainment to-night in Dowling Hall. They come to us to highly recomended by the pi ess and the clergy, we bespeak for them a large attendance tonignt. It is worth the price of admission (25 cents) to hear the lectures of one who has traveled as much as Prof. West has.

Some interesting experiments to demonstrate tha non-poisonous character of copper have been made in Paris by Dr. Galippe. In order to prove his belief in the harmleasness of copper compounds, he did not limit his experiments to the bodies of the lower animals, but tried them upon himself and a select number of his 4ieciples. For many months post he has made it a habit to eat food prepared in vinegar and left for twentv-loor hours in copper vessels, always mixing np the verdigris that made its appearanee with the food. As he and thoee of his friends who took part in these festivities have suffered so evil effects from their strange diet, Dr. Galippe claims to have disproved the calumny hitherto cast upon wts of copper. ~~*~W

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