Daily News, Volume 2, Number 45, Franklin, Johnson County, 11 October 1880 — Page 1

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.rfiaJonrnal. -|ieeting of citizens called for 10 »tbis morning is the most import's ever held in this city. Its object rvi&e measures for preserving the m/and purity of the ballot-box to-

The con«piracv of tlic Demo|»anager» against the people must jlttwl. "The right of every man his vote just as he pleases, and to Counted just as he cast it," is In ad the right of every citizen that ic shall not be neutralized by the tan important thief, is also in peril. who shall dare to attempt 'fC®ion of the plan set lorth in lace in this paper must le made

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that they shall not do it.

ople in a republic can only trust to .til methods so long as the votes of *jority, lawfully cast and returned, (^supreme autliority. To day we **f: with a mob of vagrants, ftii, repeaters' garroters, and felons

Agrees, employed to foment strife ans of renching the ballot-boxes, lie they are engaged in this the the Slate are to be called for to tm in their infamous work KIINON WIM'-IAMS—You are to be 'Spn to Hitrrmmd the poll# vcith troops, "4rig of hastily organized Democrats 1 Jny party strife, and maddened by fftpeet of defeat. Do you propose Uituto your high office to the work 4ed of you? You know there is no of any disturbance unless it is lit on by men under directions of the |ratlc managers. I .' have now had their scheme placed before you. Will you bnjafc the of this great city, and invite adeod-

Jlct in order to sustain felons who 6en brought here in their devilish We do not believe you will let .hgmcojfall upon our State. t)o V'thfl plot go any further. Tell your limUe«to let the Htate arms alone, of IndianajwHs, ym* who have and families here, counsel tor. and tneot the crisis as men should. Hhing rash. Only prepare to defend Tights.

Be strong, but not aggres-

ln time of peace prepare for war. enemies believe they are to have rtns of the State with which to shbot Juwn. Simply be roady not to be

IThe way not to be shot is to be to shoot if compelled to do so. ward organizations. Appoint ward rs to control them. Then individu JlUmt do foolish things. The shortto peace and quiet to-morrow is ke such preparations as will com ©ruffians to desist. Governor Wil should also be urged to keep the minor's office clear of this great con «.atod crime, and to see to it that the or the State are not surrendered on ion day to a party mob.

iBusiuess men, come out to the meet it Republican headquarters to night,

your voice he heard for the proof the manufactories you have 'up in our city* Mechanics and la men come out and counsel with We are In favor of maintaining the lent prices of Amorican labor against W?ign competitors. There are me in this city, who saw all the iron of Pittsburg closed up under the ^tariff of Buchanan's administration, ski Hod wnrkeften scraping the streets .Streets of Pittsburg at 50 and 75c per

Fernando Wood Democratic Con and Chairman of the ways and committee. Says he, Is In favor clng the duties fiO per cent on for goods, and will press it on every frrass as long as he Uvea. You owe it fburselve* your families, and your /el worklngmnn to rebuke the party at polls that advocates such measures.

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DenocruticPo rwtrcr Arwtwl, rvr Some time past detectives of Phil^phia and New York have been on the of a notorlus character by the name Geo. Reepa a prise fighter by profes st. He is known through the country names of Shewmaker and Miller ei liter name whenever occasion re-

Detective Vandcver was this ing notified of the mans presence in $ city and accordingly,In the company .Chief Ruftsel started on the bunt for the *undt«i. He was found about noon on th street and arretted. The county jail ft furnishes him quartet* until further lion is taken in the matter.

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W TO WILL WHITE'S REST At' I^JiT FOR FIRST-CLASS MEAU

Pools will be sold on the election at ipi* A Cn'i, SOS Main street. Monda) |l Tuesday nigUu. 44 U?

VOL. 2.—NO. 45.

THE CITY.

—Vote for Ray. —Vote for Siepp. —Vote for Harns. —Vote for Morgan. —Vote for Melrath. —Vote for Debaun. —Vote for Laughead. —Vote for Bichowsky. —Vote for Med Smith, —A vote for Jack Stepp is a vote for honesty. —To-morrow will decide the all important battle. —Republicans pay strict attention to your duty to-morrow. —Go to the Republican meeting at Holmes livery stable to night. —The Mackney-Sylvester Company our flirtations Thursday night. —The "Banker's Daughter" at the Opera House Wednesday night. •The E. & T. II. road is repairing their scales in the Terre Haute yards. •The regular meeting of the Oratorio Society will be held this evening. —A VOTE for Ray is a vote for a pure and honest administration. —Boys, buckle on your armor and see that no frauds are committed to-morrow. —A large number of Marshall people were over Saturday to see the "great show."

There will be a Republican meeting of Fifth warders at Holmes' livery stable to-night. •Mitchells Pleasure Party" in "Our Goblins" at the Opera House next Friday evening.

Every ^Republican in the Fifth ward should go to the meeting at Holmes' liverytsable tonight. •Tom Anderson is charging illegal fees to naturalization citizens, especially those who are Republicans. •The concussion, caused by firing the cannon in the park Saturday night, extinguished the lights in the Wigwam,

A fanner named Rcfcse, living north of the city, fell from a wagon Saturday breaking his neck and .causing instant death.

About forty of the Normal students have gone to their homes in different parts of the State for the purpose of voting.

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thieves and shoulder-hitters will attempt to intimidate honest Republican voters to morrow.

A newly arrived Chinaman wasshowu about the streets yesterday by one of his native race who has been living here foi some time. •Crippcn, the Tacheographer, has gone home on a visit to Athens, Ohio. He will return and take charge of a large class after the election. —Arm yourselves for the fight. Go to the polls early, cast your vote solid for the ticket, and see that there is no bulldozing done. —The crowd was so boisterous Saturday night that Bayless had to pound around with a club for about half an hour before they could be quieted. —A

WAT) Democratic thug, blood-

tub, and repeater is as bad as a "mad dog" and deserve the same treatment. —The Democracy had too many leaders at the Wigwam meeting and the consequence is they cannot agree and this keeps the crowd waiting until they get disgusted and leave. -About twenty five women were seen Saturday night marching up and down Main street with torches on their shoul dors. Evidently women expect suffrage under Democratic rule.

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Rolling Mill, Nail Works, Hub and Spoke Car Works and Railroad shop men should stay about the polls to-morrow and sec that every Republican votes.

—Some of the handsome young ladies who come in from the country in one of the decorated wagons, stood up before the stand Saturday night and waved flags before the faces of those who conie to listen to the speaking. —How does Bill English compare with the description given by "The Demosthenes" Saturday night of a Democrat For once English has been excluded from the definition of a Democrat as given by one of his own party. —Peter Horn, a member of the Fat mens club got so warm Saturday night during the procession that bis duster caught fire. The fiamea were extinguished however before much damage was done beyond the burning of the uniform. —There was a great deal more interest taken in the music at ttys Wigwam Saturday night than there was in the speaking. Cries were continually made for Uerkar ner," "Paris" and "Rodgers and it was nine oYlock before the meeting was jailed t« order.

—Pat Shannon's unpopularity is attached to Tom Anderson. —Thomas Anderson has been educated in the Pat Shannon school. —Meeting at Republican Headquarters to-night Let every body attend. —There was more drunkenness in the city Saturday than there has been at any one time before in the history of our city. •The lithograph torches used Saturday night are Inscribed with the following: 'No North the Union. No South. This means nothing expected from the Nerth, no hope from the South alone, and the only alternative the union of the National vote with the Democrat. *r —An insane man is never a-healthy ofce in body. Dyspepsia and other diseases arising from a Disordered Liver are mostly the canse Insanity. As a preventative, gain and retainliealth by using Dr. Flagg's Improved-Liver and Stomach Pad that acts without internal medicines. —The Democrats of this place don't think enough of themselves and have not respect enough for their party to keep quiet while speeches are being made, but congregate on the outside of the Wigwam and keep up a continual hubbub and yelling all the time the address is going on. —Some malicious Democrat without any principle whatever has taken upon himself the meaness to carry off a NEWS message box which was placed at the corner of Main street and the E. & T. H. road crossing. A reward is offered for information concerning the perpetrator of this outrage. -Bayless don't believe in allowing water to pass freely among the members of his party. Had it been a pitcher of beer sitting on the table at the Wigwam Saturday night he would not have denied a poor old woman the privilage of slacking her burning thirst from the vessel placed there for the use of the stngdrs and speakers. —When the Liver is diseased' then Fever and Ague steps in to ""'shake 'em up." To avoid the malady, when you find your Tongue Coated, your Body apd Limbs Paining, Appetite gone, Eyes Yellow, Bad Breath, Feet Cold and that your are Billious, Coughing, miserable and generally sick, take no medicines use Dr. Flagg's Improved Liver and Stomach pad and shake the "•&'

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business men should close their doors and stay at the polls to-morrow.

—Some Republican who was listening at the feet of the Democratic preacher at the Wigwam Saturday night who desired information in regard tp some pretty tough question which Democrats can't answer, asked the speaker, who, avoided discussion by saying he had no time to notice such things as that. The fact is he 'was not quite prepared for such argu ment." —Some half civilized people who visit the Wigwam are so anxious to appear conspicious that, "blow their lip" they regardless of the speakers thus drawing the attention of the audience from the speakers to themselves. Those who wish to hear, find fault with this, and those who have any respect for either themselves or the public will not indulge in this sort of action. j, —Quite alively racket occured in front of the National house about 7 o^clock yesterday evening. The doctor who is selling patent mediciue on the corner of 4th and Main streets was standing in front of the hotel and a bar tender, employed at a sa loon on Main street walked up to him and demanded satisfaction for an insult offered his sister in Indianapolis. Aftera tussle of a few minutes the parties wpre seperated. —A VOTE

for Tom Anderson is a.vote

for the "old ring."

—The Democrats who were howling around the streets Saturday about the Re publican police, were so fearful that a democrat violator of the law would bear rested that they put themselves to a vast amount of unnecessary trouble. Dr. Van Valcah with his followers followed a policeman and prisoner to the Station house, where he demanded the release of the latter and threatened to destroy the station bouse if his orders were not list ened to. The greatest part of the joke is that the prisoner was a Republican.

—LET honest farmer tec* his home and his fireside, country is swarming with Dem

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blood tubs and repeaters where they will attempt to get in their wo tit tomorrow treat them summarily.

1- JMi* Mom. Judge Scott has his name pasted on nearly fife thousand Republican tickets over the name of Byron K. Elliott the Republican candidate for the Supreme bench. Our Republican friends will bear In mind that Judge Scott was the most rampant secessionists in the city daring the dark days of and "W and it wottfd be a nine piece of business for our Republicans to vote for such a man for the Sopei OMUt Le* every voter look to his ticket that it has not the name of John T. Soott-

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TEHEE HAUTE, IND., MONDAY, OCT. 11, 1880. PRICE 5 GENTS.

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THE PEOPLE WILL TOTE FOR Tttl SUMMMIC

Police orders.

The following instructions have been issueed by the Chief of Police: OFFICE CIIIEF OF POLICE,

TEKUE IIAUTE, Ind.., Oct. 11, 1880. To the Police Officers of said City: .. You are hereby ordered to report at the office of the Chief of Police at 8:80 a. m., on Tuesday. October 12, 1880, that being the day of the State and county election. The foilowihg

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This waves above a party that de nouncedfSouthern Nullification, That declared Secession impossible.

That Slays the Nation is supreme.That raised vast armies to conquer the "•f rebellion.

That took the shpqfefj?, ^om four million slaves. That sustained President Lincoln.- .,

That-Conquered the Rebellion. That (preserved the Union. That gave the ballot to colored men. That maintained national honor. That ptosed the resumption act. That protects American mechanics. That had made the United States the greatest nation 911 oarth^

Thatlies the stars and stripes without a stain on every land and every sea That flies a flag to which every nation on earth is ready to do obeisance.

That gives to every man equal rights and equal protection without reference^ creed or condition, race or color.

READ THEIR HISTORY.

and to be strictly ob

served: First. No member of this department will de permitted'to peddle tickets, or to urge any voter to vote for anj person

second. It shall be your duty to preserve the peace at the respective polls to which you may be assigned, first endeavorng to quell any disturbance which may arise, and on failure to comply with your orders or directions in that behalf, prompt ly to arrest the offender or offenders, call ing upon such assistance as you may deem necessary.

Third. To arrest, confine, and cause to be tried* any person who may vote, not being entitled thereto.

Fourth. Any officer violating these orders, will be reported for dismissal, and a a it

Fifth. All officers, excepting the Lieutenant and Chief, will appear in* full uniform wearing their badges on the left lapel the coat, in plain sight.

HARRY RUSSBLL,

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Chief, of Police.

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-fiL VOTE for, Wallace.is. the "old ring." *'5 vi .fil ..." Yrar Tickets. have been shown Republican tickets with the name of John T. Soott passed over that of Byron K. Elliot's for judje of Supreme court, and we further understand that one of the Democratic candidates for the Legislature' is having the same fraud perpetrated. As the legie laUre ticket is one of great importance, as a United States Senator is to lie elected, we irarn every Republican voter to look to his ticket before he deposits It in the ballolbox. & 9m'

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Look well to your tickets. There are Democratic frauds being perpetrated. John T. Scott, the man aboyeall others who should least expect the loyal support •f our citizens, is causing his name to be placed on the Repoblicaa ticket. It will be remembered that Scott was the moat bitter in la denunciations of Republican victories during the war, and the most out spoken along with Bayieea in praise of rebel victories. 8pot him

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This flag waves above the pftrty .. That tried to force slavery in Kansas. That fired on Port Sumpter. That seceded Irom the Union. I That plundered the Nation of arms. That inaugurated the rebellion. That "huzzaed" over rebel victories* That opposed the Union army. That founded "Knighte of the Golden

That opposed the emancipation That organized "Ku Klux" and Rifle Clubs." 1

That murdered Dixon. That butchered the Chisholm family. That invented tissue ballots.

DEMOCRATIC REPEATERS

Thieves and Flog Uglies Visit Us.

Baltimore and Philadelphia Roughs Propose to Vore.Here.

Will a«psbilMs« k*ermli Ihra?

The iolbwing dupAtch was received here from Indianapolis luflt nigiit from a responsible |tanv: "A number of Deuocrstio roi»pb»» froai Baltimore and Pbilndclphia left on afternoon train for Tour plsce. Watch them."

A gentleman "f thin city happened oorne over io the same car with them and had a favorable opportunity to ap.it thein. They area villainous lockins and are already well known. Tbsy will meet with warm reception if they attempt to vote next Tuesday, and we advias them to move on.'

It a bad atste of tilings when a desperate party retort* to this mesne of carrying sn election and defeating the will of the legal voters. Jnst think of it: They import a lot of plug aglies, thieves, cat throfctft and penitentiary birds to vote not only once bat repeatedly, where they have DO right to vote at SLI. Republican* B©iag forewarned are forearmed, and will not exactly "welcome them 'withMoody hands to hospitable graves," hot will tee that they do not carry out their foal design*. Tsrre Hants is not a healthy plaoe (or socb cattle to operate

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In blue. Spot him soldiers and sailors. Spot him Union man. Spot him all those who were friends to tha eonatry in the dark days cf Rc-beOion. ciJpS

following additional dispaldi was

received Saturday ni^ht from a reliable petson, ndatini to the voting repeatera rs iarrsd to above, Forewarned is fore» anned:

Democrats are making stopandons

arrangeawnts to crowd repeatera and ruffians foto every town in the State. Every train from the East eomss loaded with the vilest wretches that can be fotmd in the Eaatsia States for this porposs. Their intention is to bolldose and intimidate wstn,enits riots at the polls, snd if possible to attack the ballot boxss also to vote their men at every precinct. I warn ovfrisadsinevery township to see that thssemaaare ms*«4&ail the power of tfae law, and thp^^li proper oflern are soslalaed by atwy good dtibwa in lasaiedialety arrsstingail who attempt to violale the law."

r- nnuim KVIWT IVMNIT (KZCKPT NMNUR.) Northvmt Corner Fifth and Matn Stn*1a

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The Njgwn *erred by the carrier« .xubscri-^'** ben in the City ot

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That compose that ln vrless bund called

That deelarrs for States Rights. Tlrnt tried to destroy the Nation's credit. '""r-:•'

That try to pauperize the laboring men by free trade. That want to rob the Nation's prosperity,

Terre Haute at TEN CENTS

A WSSK, payable weekly, and to puh^oriher? by mall at 13c a

week or 45c a month.

Take Notice, Nationals.

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MORE BULL-DOZING.

Jti w« «a It Is known that the Democratic managers have reftised to recognize the existence of a National party, and reftise to appoint a National on the Board. Let the Nationak take notice and act accordingly. Two Democrats and one Republican. Look out for fraud.

COAL

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Are prepared to fill orders with promptness and dispatch for all grades of

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In any quantity, large or small 8end us your orders, in person, by telephone, or on horseback, and they will receive prompt attention, late and early, No postponement on account of the weather.

THE BIST

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CLOTHING!

LOUIE K0THSCHILD,

No. 822 Main Street,

{Between Third and Fourth streets,)

TERRE HAUTE. END.

L. KPSSNER,-*^

Palace ot Music

213 OHIO STREET.

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Oldest mimic house in Western Indiana. Always the largest stock on haftd kept in this city. Pianos and organs rented so the rent will pay for them.

SPECIAL AMODNCEMENT

TO THE PTBIiIC.

HavingJntt retarued from the Lutern market*, where I have pnrfbaMd one of the mort complete stocks of

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CLOTHING

everplaced on the shelves of a TetTc Dante clothier. I moat respectfully Invite the attention of the baying public to

In my Merchant Tailoring Department am better qnaliiled than ever to meet the demand* (bepebliein every particular.

PHILIP SCHLOSS,

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I have in store a lot of

Soluble for heavy hauling Come and see them. C. A- POWER.

Stall ^*104 and 106 Main stf&i.

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of my lat« purchases, as my low prices arc

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420 Main stree

CITY TEAMSTER.

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COAL OFFICSB.--^

K. 8. Wheat la prepared to furnish all grades of coal and wood—both soft and hard coal, as cheap as the cheapest. To cheap as the Cheapest, accommodate his friends and the trade generally he has a telephone placed in his office, so that orders can be received or sent from any part of th6city, and receive the same attention as If left at the office. Thanking the public for past patronage, he guarantees to be as prompt tn supply* ing them with the best of coal in the future. •MEM, MAIM arrsKBT,

Opposite Terre Haute House.

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Heavy Eacine Wagons,