Daily News, Volume 1, Number 146, Franklin, Johnson County, 7 August 1880 — Page 1

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Alttiatlonn Wanted, and Help Wanted. The Dai.lt New* will print advertisements of person.* wanting work or Situations, and of thone needing Help of any kind, without CHAaag—*nch advertisements not to exceed 30 words. Thi* i# proposed bcraRftc ft Is believed It will aW many l^jpvuo need and desire work, and we cordial Iv invite all interen!c(l to avail thcraeelveii of thc mi an* offered. It ratiwt be remembered that letters *cnt thrniigh the mail are not delivered to

INITIALS

owi.y. If initials arc used, the letter shonld be direcjcfl to (ho care of pomo individnal, firm, or J0m1 utlif'." box, and if for city delivery the pontage IVVOCENT*. The I)ailt News ha* boxew at Hic T'1' »°r reception of letters addressed to its and such letters will be delivered onlv to the .•rtieer holding a check for the box nunihor.

tDanlcb.

pgr Advertisements printed under this head One ent each wonl. and the advertisement will rarely '1 to attract the attention of persons who may have iatever i» wanted, and from a large number of replies the advertiser is enabled to make the most favorable selections. "Situations wanted' and •'Help wanted," not exceeding**)word**, print ed without charge.

WANTED-"Everybody

to know that yon can

make your wants known in this column of DAILY S"KWK. at one cut per word per day. (A^'i'Kl)—Your old rook stove^ in trade as j)iirt pay toward a "Charter Oak." This stove let voti lifetime. The flre-hack is guaran •Ave yearc. the long ccntre the same. The i» wnrrnnted to give entire satisfaction. For sale only by i'KOHST, Fourth direct, bet. Main and Ohio.

i:or Heut.

p^Turre Hrt'.ite \x too!urge a city for landJord* to depend on placard*, which attract the attention of only such person* a« necessarily pass the while unall advertisement Inserted in

pre mlthe Dai.!, to wan: i.nt, aii'i staiidiiu:

NewbwHI reach dally everybody likely lorn* or houses, promptly secure a ten* •.iw the loss arlulnif from properly ilte. One cent a word.

i:or Gale.

J3?/~t*nder thi** head, for One Cent per word, persons may offer whatever they may have for sale, and be »tire of reaching inoie purchasers ev^fy day than could be done la a week by peristal solicitation, thus wecurlng the advautaKe of pnany itujulrie* and of selling at the best offers.

JjlOll A large quantity of old New«-,ia-pern. good for wrapping purposes, per hundred. Daii.v Ni 'Vt».

Cud Oircctoni.

C.\l. THO.UAM.

OPTICIAN AND JEWELER, 020 Main street, Torre Haute.

1 t)l) gfil cum. d£1:kPKWP

S I O I A I S

Ofllee and residence, 117 N. Sixth st. Telephone messages received in office at all 'hours, day and night.

DR. McGREW, S I O I A I S

,** North-west cor. Third and Main. Residence-flTfl Ohio street, Office hours8 to 10 a.m. 1 to 8 p.m. and 4 to 0 p.m,

from

DR. A. H. GILMORE,

Eclectic Botanic Physician,

After a study and praetlee of thirty years, and thirteen yvar^ of t^iat tlme with the Indian** In the west, has Vej-Jtianentty located In the city of Terre JIttftte. I^ie doctor treats all manner or diseases coasfnliy he warrants a cure of Cancers, •ill Htnirvhus and lupae formation!', without

vile urn of the knife, or har»h medicines, Oonoultat Ion free. Ofllee, between Second and Third utreetH, on Main. Heeldenee, S18 north Fifth

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Will he at office durlua the day. and at residence at night.

QVttovncpfl «t i'nto.

McLI'iAN & SELDOM RIDGE,

Attorneys at Law,

420 Main Street. Torre Haute, Ind.

$. C, Davis, S. M. Davis, Notary. •A* DAVIS & DAVIS, Attorneys at Law,

South Sixth Street, over Postofflce, Tcrrc Haute, Ind.

'A. J. KELLKY, Attorney at Law, fk ^Ivirtl Street, between Main and OWo.

0ARLTON "& LAMB, ATTOHNEYS AT LAW. Corner of Fourth and Ohio, Terre Haute.

:f\ mcistutt, Attorney at Law, MS, Ohio Street. Terre Haute, Ind.

A. B. FELSEXTIIAL, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ohio Street, Tertv Haute, Ind.

BUFF & BEECHES, ATTm.\KY5

Terre Haute, Ind.

^Thousands have been cttred of dumb Utlliott# disorders, jaundice, dysp^j#. and all diseases of the liver, blood or stomach, whon all other remedies liavf titled, by using Pmf, Gutlmctte's Liv« t*al which is a quick and permanent cutt fort hoif»e disorders. Ask your druggist f» it, w»d/«» at? and if he has »o* It send t.50 in a letter to the French Pad Company, Toledo, 0.. and revive one by retunv mail. J. 3, Baur, sole Agent for county,

FOR SALE.

WRIGHT

Headquarters Commercial Travelers.

JUSTICE HOUSE,

JOH\ TIOMIIFK Prop'r.

Northwest Corner Main and Meridian sts. BRAZIL,, IND.

Kejwbllcan Primary Meetlnsr. Republican voters of the Sixth ward will meet Saturday evening, August 7 th, atE. fc T. H. cat shops at 7 o'clock sharp, for the purpose tf nominating a member of the uity Council, to be voted for at special election, August 26th.

The tonic effect of Kidney-Wort is produced by its cleansing and petrifying action on the blood. WBJr|!»t4»erq is a gravelly deposit in the urinef! or milky, ropy urine from disordered ^kldu^ys, ft cures withont fail. Constipation and piles readily yield to its cathartic and healing power.

Go to Wright & Kanfmaif for your Sugar, Tea, Coffee, or anything else in the Uroeery line. Also Fruits and Vegetables. They never allow any one to beat them in price or quality. Give them a call and see for yourselves.

He W1m and Happy.

If you will stop all our extravagant and wrong notions in doctoring yourself and families with expensive doctors or humbug cure-alls, that do harm always, and ustT only nature's simrrte remedies for all your .ailments, you will be wise, well ana happy, and safe great expense. The gre»t«et remedy fjr this, the greatwi«e and good will tell you, is Hop Bittern—re lr on it. See iuiothffr 'column,— Prut*

Soctor

AT 14«,

very

How Hay Scales*

cheap, at

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M. K. Diall,

Chairman Cit}' Ex. Com.

•J. M. Dustcaw, Secretary.

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.Ka«rnetir Avte*tnir Bathv Recommended by the highest medical authority for Paralysis.

"Rheumatism-,

Gout, Neuralgia, Catarrh, Gleet, Syphilis, Skin Diseases. Dyspepsia and all f: in tile Diseases. Elegant new bath house. Competent attendants. Cheapest and best baths in tiie world. Bath house at the foot of Walnut street.

JIaojietic Autesi.vn Batii Co., Torre Haute. Ind.

Before buying vour BOOTS AND SHOES call on Pad'dook & Purcell, 407 Main street, opposite Opera House. They constantly keep on hand a full line of finest class goods and sell cheapcr than anybody. Remember the sign of "By Jingo."

For Male.

An entirely new Howe machine never been used for sale cheap for cash. Parties wanting a bargain should not fail to embrace this opportunity. For particulars enquire al this office.

Howe sewing machine Enquire at this office.

A large

35 cents

,, person I. jar au advertisements tinder tnim head will be charged 10 cents per line, and any one denlring answers through the News boxes, can rent News njjftll boxe at this office at 10 cent? per week.

ter Oak? Probst's,

for sale chcap.

invoice of Charjust received at Fourth street,

between .in and Ohio

Ait Old linctor.4 Advice.

11 was this: Trust in God and keep your bowels open." For this purpose' many an old doctor has advised the habitually costive to take Kidney-Wort—for no other remedy so effctually overcomes this condition, and that without the distress and griping which other medicines cause. It is a radical cure for piles. Don't fail to use it.

llaiidMome {.llantelN.

Another lot of handsome mantels was received by Moore, at 038 Main street, last week, which everybody who contemplates buying mantels should call and see as they are the latest styles and h^tjdsomest patterns that have foefen manufac turcd and are really the finest that have ever been brought to the city.

If you are troubled with deranged kidneys. delay not. but get one of Prof. Guil mcttc'Prench Kidney Pads and you will

be cured, county.

J. ,J. Baur, sole agent for Vigo «. 1142 The Keaaon Why.

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com jhktikmu.l

No man can do "a good /olb of work,

reach a good sttmon try a law suit well, a patient, or write a* good article, when he feels miserable and, dull, Vfith sluggisli bYniu and unsteady aerres. and none should make the attempt in such a condition whe» ilpcan be so easily and cheaply removed "by a little Hop Bitters, See other column,— ti/xmp Time**

N. AKDREW&:

The great Iwot and shoe man, invites every one to call and examine his mammoth stock. He can suit jthe most fas*, tidtous, and has weekly afrivals of new foods. Call and see him. He holds forth at No. 505 Main street,

Staimerctmr Picnic,

IVr^ins who have mislaid their invatations to Utc Manoerchor picnic can titi-

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Hcate them by calling at the Banner of-

HRAIXi t" AKTKRS GAKKlKI.iD Gl ARmj Tern? Haute Aug. 4. 1S80. Genend Order No. 4.

meeting at wigwam. J. H. Ttnuoot

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All members of Uie Garfield Guards wUVj report at hrad|uarters at o'clock tbl» morrow with grsnd meeting at the Wig P. M. for^scort duty In oom^on witjh Th» ereninir will be the last of ^. {the seriea of meetings at ti» 8eventlt

SMITH*

CoL Oom'd'g.j street chnrch-

VOL. l.-XO. 146. TEKftE HAUTE, EST)., SATTBDAY, AVGT7ST 7,

THE CITY.

NOTICE.

Subscriber* to the DAILY XEWS are hereby notified to pay iuh.«crlptioni to none, except D. W. Conorer, my Koute .TJanajfcr, until further notice. Jlr. Burpran's contract with this paper is completely severed.

A BtvllXH AMP.

J. H. Tundi will have charge of the bus department of tlil? paper after this b*5ie.

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Horse thieves are getting in their work. a a a a field headquarters to-night. —Go to the Wigwam to-night and hear one of the best speeches you ever heard. —Republican mass meeting at the Wig warn to-night. Hon. W. W. Curry, speaker. —Sixth ward Republican nomination for Councilman, to-night, at the car shops on Poplar street.

Colored club please meet at headquarters to-night, and attend the Curry meeting at the Wigwam. —The Ringgold Band will accompany the Terre Haute societies to the State Srcngerfest at Lafayette. —The "Boys in blue" will not forget the call of the commander to meet at the Garfield headquarters to-night. —The Democratic Central Committee was in session this morning, adopting bills and attending to other minor business. —Mr. Hazelrig and wife, of Evansville, who liavfe been stopping at the National House for the past two weeks, left for Indianapolis to day. —A picnic at the residence of Mr. Keyes, northeast of the city, was enjoyed yesterday by a number of the members of the Baptist,church. —East Poplar street was the scene of lively runaway, yesterday afternoon. A horse attached to a spring wagon got fair start, and everlastingly scattered that wagon all over the street. —Star-gazers last night were entertained by a grand meteroic display, about 10 o'clock, resembling the track of a meteor. Astronomers will please explain this at their earliest convenience. —Owing to the sudden stroke of paralysis suffered by Judge Tarman, of Greencastle, the case of Foley vs. Duenweg, set for next Monday, will probably have to be postponed for some time. —Quarterly meeting and Sunday ser ridris at Allen's Chapel, A. M. E. Church to-morry. J. Mitchem, pastor, assisted by Rev. 8. Lindsey and Rey. C. B. Monfort, of Indianapolis. Preaching at 10 30 a. m., at 8 p. m, and 7:45 p. m. All arc invited.. a a Banner we learn Ithat^brother of Luther Benson was ar rested there, last week, on a charge of "Plain drunk." ki Luther Benson is en gaged in a charitable work, hadn't he better heed the old adage, "Charity begins at home," etc.

The Republicans and Democrats of Terre Haute have went into partnership and built a wigwam. The day has at last come when the lion and the lamb shall "lie" down together. But our word for it when the lion gets up the lamb will be gono.— Clinton Herald. —Suit was instituted yesterday, byJames L. Murphy, against Councilman Clutter, for slander, in the um of $15,000. The accusation is, in substance, to the effect that Clutter accused 'Murphy of burning his cooper shop. Messrs. Blake and Shelton were retained as council for complainants. —The picnic given by the McKeen Cadets, ht the Fair Ground yesterday, was enjoyed by some 400 of our townspeople. Every feature of the programme was faithfully carried out, and duly apprecia ted b? thraudieate. The boys will remain in camp until next Monday. ~3 the deiith of M|jor feimpson, rumors have hceu afloat JooncertiiAg ccfr tain changes in the management of the

Yandalia line," but an interview with Mr. W. R. McKeen reveals the facts that these rumors are withotft foundaiidh, and that no decision has as yet been arrived at in the matter. U. ^If-About six1 o'clock last evening a serious accident occurred to the little daughter of F. W. Hoffman. She was knocked dowa by a horse (ridden by some careless young man) ^rendering her unconscious, i|k which condition she remained forsomC timfi. She is badly hurt and it is thought internal injuries were sustained—The temperance meeting at the Seventh 8tree Prrsby tc rian Church last even ing was one of more than ordinary interest and attraction. Several promiaent speakers were in aitendance, and «utisk was furnished by a large volunteer choir, and the Davis family. Mr. Dunn closes his temperance work iii Terre Bqate to-

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LARG-E AND ENTHUSIASTIC .MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEN'S REPUBLICAN

CLUB.

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Election of Officers for suing Term.

•The Youbg Men's Republican Club met Str'their headquarters on Main street last ifiight and after the, usual order of business, the President, J. 0. Hardest}*, announced that the time for which the present officers had been elected had expired and that it woiild now be in order to elect officers for the ensuing term. The names of M.-Ni Dial and F. C. Danaldson were placed in nomination for the office of President of the Club. Mr. Danaldson declined in, favor of Mr. Dial, and the Secretary was instructed to cast the vote for Mr. Dial. The new President took the chair and after a few appropriate rfnd well chosen remarks. announced the club ready to proceed with business, and the following are the names selected to All.the various offices for the ensuing term(:

M. N. I)ial, president FraakDanaldsoh, vice president' J. P. Stunka^d, secrptaiy T. A. Nantz, treasurer Gep. H. Hebb, Jl. C. Bichowsky, and Charles Hornung, were elected as the finance Committee D. B. Arnold, Harry Kleiser, and D. T. Morgan, were elected as the executive committee Wm. H. Duncan, Geo. F. Smith and Ftfank Storz were chosen as trustees. ,! The meeting Was large and entliusiastic and the.Club bids fair to last for niaui' years to come, over widening it&influeuce in behalf of humanity anii tko interests of that grand old party headed by Garfield and Arthur.- Hurrah

Total. fi/r.. -8 4- 'L

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the En-

M. N. Dial Elected by Acclamation President—F. Q. Danaldfson, Vice President.

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the Na

tional ticket and the Young.Men's Republican Club thmw. ii iii 1

Guilelii tiuards.

All members of the Garfield Guards are requested to meet at headquarters -to night at 7^ 'o'clock. Let there be a good attendahcef |54i ,5- ij -,\

The(GiWnd Jury,adjourned yesterday, after returning the following indictmeiits: Nuisance.,...,. .. ,,v.i ww*! Obstructing highway.. --i Umnd farcuflv.............r.V.. r. i1.U. Petit larceny. ..a i. !»t O

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Mc(»Aire Miss EUett '.' Mc»ec Mh a«', Ogdcn Mr« Motg^iy .Ostlaiaw.John

Phipps Wm A

d.wartls Willie 3f

N. FILBECK, P. M.

'MARKETS.

Xfw York.

New York. Angoet 6.-—Floor-—WEAK receipts. $65 °°®440i *2$

33,000 barrels «opcrflniState iinn Western 40. common to g^K^Ktra, $4 to choice. $4 75: wfelte wheat 5 85 «xtra Ohio.,$4 75^6 80 St. l»a 56 Mfunesota patent proc«» Whest—Market do!! anshel«| 06 No.:* io x* 1 "wiatee, 5fo. 2 dO

aaftaded. 83$$1 «7: No 3.dk).. S dk., $108^101 No.1 do_ fl stftamer. No. red. |1 W ft 0KM onjrraded Whm, 1 Ok 1 ®MK So. 1 do., vm IS :«teaaer, 5fo. a red. Atup^' 1 teniber, 1 Oc

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•NEWS.

PRICE 3 CEXTS.

—The bridge across" the ba3rou, just west of the Main street bridge,' is now complete. Farmers living northeast of the city will fully appreciate this improvement, and take early advantage of the same.

—Now for the facts. No meeting was held at Robertson's school house. The Grange was in session there that evening and refused to let the Reps have it, so they adjourned to Fear's saw mill. There were thirty-five on hand. E. T). Seldomridsje was called for but would not speak. ••Dick" Morgan tried to talk, but the audience yelled for Hancock and gave him terrific cat-calls, "you're a liar, and so forth.—Ledger.

The writer of this was there and can say that there was about 125 gentlemen and ladies present. Ed Seldomridge spoke about twenty minutes and tlien introduced Dick Morgan, who spoke for one hour. There was one callow youth about nfteen years old who screamed for Hancock three or four times. Only this and nothing more.

That very able and funny article in last Sunday's Express entitled "Hugging iu the Park." was not the work of the massive brain power concentrated in that establishment, although.it was intended that the public should think ii was. The articlc was taken bodily from Peck's Milwaukee Sun, and two or three words so changed so as to give it a local' applica tion here.— To day'# Courier.

The massive brain producing the above extract is worthy of great credit, and wo put him "away up" and assign him to the exalted "posish" of being most original.

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List of uncalled for letters remaining in the Terre Haute postoffrce, county of Vig», State of Indiana. 1 #\-.-ri'o! i-

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Abbott Jncob Leslie Harrji Baldwin W Lewis TA Barton Frank Lcnnert Bnckland Miss JennicLindlcy Thomas 2 Bush Campbell Chas W

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link Mr it Louisa Livingston Will Miller Mrs Love Moran Miss Ella MAss Mrs Eva Murphjr Justin •t MyersJi A

reach Mips Mary Ej ,, mover Alfred Cooper Loyd Qoonrad^ohn Corbin George Caniels Mrs Mo]j»da DvKtfT Miss M«lll?' Daytn Jlr Dinsmore Robert Dtihertt Miss Man" Ittwlittfe'FA SniterM'

McGuirq, Annie

R«yfl(Ws John 2 ey Mrs Bounses

.Sh^a Mrs John

Mies EtaTOi- 7 Stirfe 0

Fofd"Mary Battle' QravcKFranlc 'ftltnmoas Jofan Jravo« Orth Stawart ili?e Lizzie Ifeaton Frank or W sdmherMissP Hohne« Miss Clara fftrlck&rd Misft Anna Holton Arthnr Watson Jos Holi-pn Mrs Arthur Watsnn

Wilson DollyWitson Mrs SaTHO

H6well Mi« Adda Hnffmart Jack Hoat Rose An i-si Wvbill Mr Lon Keats Mike,. ,,

Persons calling for letters advertised iti this list will pleas^e say ^advertised," and give date.

Ho. 1 white. ,1 00 Sen-

,, WH. Oftrn—DbII and heavy :1ow«r: 're«rfpt«. 1M,089 basheU: ungraded. vtcamcr, «7Vie No.

August, 47&&4Sc September. JSWtc, OtteOaiet receipts, 11,000 basbels mixed wwtera. WtbQAlc wnlt«

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frts»h. 7c mixed. 2c fe&tben., prirae. 49c dried Dg«c: poutoee,' JQc gre«a salt. hides. 7®

Hen*, per das.. 40, Mo*ter«, 1 dwsks. 8S

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-PERSONAL.. I

John Mancourt, of Indianapolis, is visiting in the city. Mr. E. O. Whitorrian took in the Louisville excursion to-day. 'Squire Steinmehl has returned from his business trip to Lawrenceburg.

Miss Ida Watson, whd has been visiting her brother, ,at the National House, returned to her hoxiie in Vincennes, yesterday.

JimWoodard, "Jayhawker," of the Cincinnati Enquirer, was skirmishing around the city yesterday! Jim looks as natural as ever, although it has been several years since we last met him.

G. W. Beauchamp, brother of E. P. Beaucham, arrived in the city this morning from San FranciscOr where lie has been sojourning for a few years past. He reports the political outlooK on the Pacific' Slope most favorable to Garfield and Ar thur. ... .. .i,,,,

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NATIONAL HOUSE.

J. L. Peters, Henry Wissing, Newport, Ind. D. H.rSylvester, Peoria, Ills. A. F. Jenison, Decatur, Ills, George W. Beauch amp, San Francisca, Cal. R. Hemanbe hofer, St. Louis: F. B. Shepard, Boston J. W. Mittch, Peril, Ind. Wm. A. Jeffries, Charlston, Ills. J. H. Hawel Memphis, iTennes^ee. O. J. Carpenter, Hartford, Conn. rjL Msny

TEnnE itAUTE HOU8E

J. W.'Brooks, Peoria, IHb.: A.'W. Trogdon, Paris, Ills. G. K. Smith, Peoria, Els. W. H. Hudson, New York W. O. Davis and wife, Edgar county: Wm. 0. Howard, Chicago E. W. Reirihftrt, Effingham, Ills. Wm. J. Bramball, Cincinnati A. J. SpraguC, Toledo, O. O. Brttd bury, Cincinnati^, C. W. Conant. Philadfllphia.

COURT NEW*.

MAYOR'S COURT.

-Aan Hahn, keeping house of ill-fame discharged. Maggie Stewart, inmate fined %1:

Salne Collier, keeping, &c. $10—paidi Ella Maples, inmate $7. Sue Conicy, inmate discharged Wm. Watson, associating $« Charles Conner, associating Ed Wilson, associating $7. Charles Day, associating $?. Stella Brown, inmate 7. Sue Wilson, inmate $7. Laura Brail, inmate discharged, J. Smith, inmate $7—gaid. Mary Foley, inmate $ Maggy Flory, inmate $7. Alice Rogers, prostitute let go on proufr ise to leave town. /.

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Case Gibson, keeping, «fcc. $10. Hester Gibson, keeping. &c. BelleParische. inmatb f7 Maud Smith, inmate. $70, Frances Cox. inmate $7. Mary Foley, inmate $7. Fannie Smith, inmate $7. Kate Ickes, inmate $7. Eliza Ickes, inmate, $?. Jessie Lee. inmate $7. ,".j Jessie Fetters,disorderly $7.5^—stayed. Thorn as Brown, disorderly $7.50. Sal Miller, keeping, Ac.: $10. -r

f^ernuuiy

BKRLm, August 6^—Owing to heavy rains the last three days on the Carpathian Mountains the river Oder has overflowed its banks at Ratisborn and Rasel, inundating twenty-five places and partially flooding fifteen. Great damage was none to property. Railroad traffic i« interrupted. The waters are falling. ,V

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He was a voting fellow in the ware line. One day, when the bote was ai dinner, a countryman came in to buy some nuts. He found the article that salted liim, and wanted a dozen. Tonng Blakie looked at the mice list and foaud tliey were listed "2o centaa dozen, 30 off. He gave a low, inverted whistle, and then, with a sudden Inspiration, he handed the customer 5 cents add, told him be could buy the not« al the next store. "By George," he said, wheal he was telling the Governor of toe transaction, **1 thoogbf the best thi^g I could do was to save the nats, anyhow,—Bur-

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mtUKREU EVERt WBWMW ~r (HJiCSIT 9UXDAT,) Northiiest Corner Fifthmd,Miin Streets

EMORY P. BEAU CHAMP.*

The Newsis served by, the carriers to subscribers in the City of Torre Haute at TEN CENTS A WEEK, payable weekly, and to subscribers by mail at 13c a week or 45c a month.

LATESOTTELEGRAPH.

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Dr. Tanner, A man who can Live on Wind for Forty Days, and Stand the Pressure of Four

OFFERS OF IIIHKS VKK FROM KO MA3VV WIIIOWS, WILL BE Fl'RMMHF.D A SKAT AT T11K

RIGHT IIAM» OF THK LORD.

rlie Neliil?st««.—^'otes «i imcirsi.

Tanner.

NEW YORK, August 0.—Although as merry as a cricket this morning, Dr. Tan ner passed a restless and sleepless night. He was in pain most of the time from nauseated stomach, and once he had an attack which was thought at one time might, prove too much for his enfeebled state to successfully withstand.

Three of the United States Medical Col lege physicians went ou watch at mid night. They fouud the faster stretched at full length on his cot, wide awake and quite talkative. His stomach was evident ly in a verv delicate state, for as Mh watchers changed the position of his cot, he was attacked with nausea and vomiting. This continued for some time, with fits of violent retching, until the fasting man was rendered so weak aud exhausted as hardly to be able to hold up his head. His nerves beenmo unstrung, and the beating of his heart was greatly accelerated from the extra exertion. A deadly pallor overspread his sallow features, and a cold, clammy ,$weat broke out on his brow.

His watchers became alarmed at these symptoms of great internal suffering, and feared the doctor had reached the climax of his sulTorin^s. They crowded about his cot withanxicty depicted on their features, and stood ready to render all the aid in their power. Even the faster's courage seemed to'forsake him, as he failed to ol tain relief, and he asked in a faint voice that his breathing be closely watched. His attendants, thinking something ought te be done to relieve him, began to rub his stomach and lower extremities. The operation seemed to have the desired effect, for Dr. Tanner in a few minutes said he felt much belter. A short time afterward he lay on his back on his couch again, juid about one o'clock fell asleep. This slumber was not very sound, for he awoke Agam *n

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Jekkkhsokvillk. August ($.—The moul,'ders at the Car-works all look thhlr tool& ifrom the shops, and at a meeting last night decided to strike, and as a matter of course the foundry is to-day shut down. Mr. 8prague the presidcnt of the works, states that ne pays more to his men than the Terre fLiute shops, and on the other hand tho moulders claim that they get less and arc indignant kt a statement made that the "capitalists, have combined to defeat any appeal they might make for more wages, !•?.* V- '•1 'r• irMltnnnpAilft Wafer Works.

IjtuiA^AroLiti» Ixti., August 6.—Wm. Henderson, Trftstee. this evening filed suit to foreclose the Indianapolis water Wcfrks. Over $800,000 altogether is involved, of which $300,000 is on first mortgage, and $500,000 on second. He has already taken possession of the Works as Trustee, under the original proposition.

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St. PidTERsBtmo, August.-^At nine o'clock last night a house porter' was wounded by a shot fired by one of two well dressed men, both of whom were captured by the police, with the assistance of bystanders, after a slight resistance and an ineffectual shot at the captor. This is supposed to be a Nihilst attempt to kill a «P3* in the person of the house reporter.

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PARIS, August jtakis, .'kutfim 6,-rTbe reported announcement that the Jesuits intend to reopen their Colleges fs a .challenge whichfe the Government will teeet by repealing! the law of 1850, which the Repobliquff Francalse declares, made surveillance of the Jeauits illusory, gave superior instruction into their hands, ana encouraged factions hostile to the Nation, ~,

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At half-past five o'clock a carriage drawn by two handsome bays drew up at the door. Dr. Tanner was off his table and down stairs like a s1i'6t. Dr. Tanner, having spent a comfortable day after the hard vomitins Qf tjhe. early moruing, was very cheerful and happy In ,the evening.. He walked several times around the room, talked and~*hatted with every one, and felt better, it was generally agreed, than he1 had in several days bofore He return* ed from Ms evening drive at 7:80 o'clock, and was met by a throng at the stairs. For their benetit he walked'throe times around the hall, and smiled and bowed. He carried an ebony stick. He had two slight stomach disturbance* in the e,^n ing, but got Uj sleep readily, and at mid 'night wft^reslijig'pcajcefulJy.

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TTavsrly, Oliio. August 6.—^A frightful railroad accident occurred at this

lace thi^ evening on the Springfield Bead, resulting in the death of one young man, the fatal injury of one aad serious injury of several others. The train, consisting of three cdachcs and caboose, was returning from Niagara Fails, and leaving our depot had on board about one bupored and fifty persons, nearly all of whom reside in Jackson. When approaching af bridge, serer the eaaai, the first coach jumped tft«i track, and ran along the ties until it,was in the bridge, when ft'Is supposed to have fsllen over. causing the bridge to give way sad go crashing into the* waterf below, boring the second coach and cabop»« banging on either side.

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