Daily News, Volume 2, Number 49, Franklin, Johnson County, 15 October 1880 — Page 1
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«}LI8II IN T1IE POSITION OF HAD TENANT"
1 DcratK Anxious to Foreclose is Vice Presidential Candidacy.
PROCEEDINGS IN EJECT("OVIMENCED AT THE RESIGN''K OF MR. HENDRICKS.
is Wanted to Take Mr. gl'sh's Lease and Assume I the Responsibilities.
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CNDWCK8 SETTLES ATTEll TEMPORARILY,
fLISH ON HIS METTLE, 8AVS HE WILL HTfCK.
yfiogisiaturo'by a comfortable major!• In the Senate there are nine Itepub*nH holding over, and the followingdis -fy luivu been carried by the Republican: i?y. Delaware and Randolph Fountain
Warren Kosciusko and Wabash ^hart, Lagrange anil Noble. Steuben "1 Delvalb Marion, two Hanik ami Shelby Hendricks and Putnam jton and Lleinllton Rush, Fayette and |afa Vigc. Grant and Madison Mont lery, Carroll, Whim and Pulaski,— eh gives the Republicans twenty-five ators, controlling that body, with the of the Lieutenant Governor, it he be a Republican. the House districts the Republicans Ky the following Vnmlerburg, two Person. Jennings. Parke, Vermillion. "\yne, two Randoipn Marion, live itnilton. Hendricks. M'irgiid. Madison, meock and Henry Rush, Fayette and idou Henry, Delaware, Grant, Wabash, 'wciusko and Wabash Howard, Clay, |rtam and Hendricks Tippecanoe, two ywton and Jasper Lake, Porter, Kosci*fo, Elkhart. Warren and Burton. Lag Ige, Steuben, Gibson, Switzerland and ,!o Lawrence. Marion, Shelby and Bar toloinow Huntington, Decatur, Boone ao, two Green, Elkhardt. Noble, and cKAlb Benton and White Montgomery, 'oOntain. St Joseph and Starke Riplo tritoo and Pulaski Spencer, a total of 5 Muding Wheeler, of Kulton and Pulaswho, thought a Grcenbacker, is edged to vote with the Republican an ^anir.Htion, ivnd for U. 8. Senator, if the eon backers have no candidate. There are still three
House
district"! in
»ubt in which the chance® favor the ReaWieans. It does not tteom possible to Mi the solidity of the Republican eon fcf of the legislature.
PUKPAHtNO KOR A JUBM.KE.
A Republican jolifleation meeting is be arranged for to-morrow night. I te arranged for to morrow night, but it probably bo postponed until Saturday Ight,
CONVICT RAROONRD.
'Governor Williams has pardoned Wm Owens, of Johson County, scrying in •t Southern Prison, for arson.
Uusiness hn* inseu resumed at the old land, temporarily closed during the elec ,Q\\ excitement. &NOUSH KJKCTMKNT PROCKKDINOS
Shaking of the reports which have *tinuol to vex the air all day that Mr &\Klish WAS to Ik? withdrawn from the *teket, the Sentinel says it is a stupid lie Qui notwithstanding that assertion, it
It is reported that the wires have been of all sort® both r* »avlng" for their ojcct the inthioeroent of Mr. English to sacriftoe himwlf for his Party's good, He h*» !een interrfewed on the subject and simply remarket! tb»t un ,/der no clrcumst*c«w would fee withdraw.
hvdenetl with mcMiAet t'lfecUv to him aml lmilredy to other*. induce
Mr. English is noted for an unamiable obstinacy. CAC8SOV TKKItt JttfcKRV
In actuating for the defeat the Demo
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VOL. 2.—NO. 49.
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^Declaring "If Thomas Was »t G-ood Enough tor First jF.ace, He Was Too G-ood lor Second."
AND
the Disaster is Explained y/Mr. Landers and Others,
FCTION RETURNS FROM EIGHTY FIVE COUNTIES,
Hwing a Net Republican Plurality of 0,389.
CHANGE REPORTED IN THE )NUR ESSI0NAL OR LEOISLATIVE DELEGATIONS.
The Next L.rffl#mture
4DIANAITTJ8, INI., October 14 not np|M!ftr any im of the Republicans to
There
woakencng in the m» to have carried
orats do not liestate to denounce the prostitution of the Supreme Court to serve Mr. Hend rick's alleged interests at the
Cincinnati Convention in the rejeeiio tothe Constitutional Amendments. The honest Democrats who voted for the amendments, are heard to express the hope that they who wanted October elections were satisfied now.
Sir. Landers explains the situation by saving the tariff beat him. NO CONFIDENCE IN DEMOCRATIC RULE.
The real truth is that the general char acter and tendency of the Democratic party were not such us to command the conh dunce of the people The business inen did not want to risk a change, the workingmen were satisfied with the present condition of things, and suspicious of experiments the Republicans Were harmonious and pleased with their candidates, while the Democracy were weight ed down with internal dissensions and weak candidates in the personsof Landers and English. Besides this, the Republics proved to be much better organized than the Democrats.
KJCKKftS.
Several men in the city who had monev bet on the election of Landers, will ave injunctions issued against the stakeholders paying the debts The result of the vote is unearthing a large number of bets, manv of which are unusual!}'' fool«h.
MBEI. sirrr.
U. S. Marshal Dudley has brought suit gainst the Sentinel Company to recover 111,000 damages, sustained by the publication of a forged circular bearing his signature as a member of the Republican State Central Committee.
OFFICIAL RETURNS IN PART. At 11 o'clock official and unofficial re turns have been received from eighty-five counties. These give Mr. Porter aggregate pluralities of 39,748 and Mr. Landers &J.860, a net Republican plurality of 6 889. The seven counties yet to near from
Hancock, Noble. Perry, Tipton, Ripley, Spencer and Union—gave a net Democratic majority in 1876 of 1.506, so that Mr. Porters plurality would be 5,323 if these would be no Republican gains in the reported counties.
There is no change in the Congressional delegation. A dispatch from Bloomington says W. F. B. Treat has a majority of sixty-eight in the Fifth District, but Watson claims that his majority in the district will be between 300 and 500. Watson's election is generally conceded.
Mr. English claims a doubt in the Tenth District, but there is no question of the election of Demottee.
DEPARTING STATESMEN.
The visiting statesmen have all departed, and the hotels and headquarters of both parties seem like banquet halls deserted. Messrs. Dorsey, Gorbam and Filley left ou the 6 O'CIOCK train for the East, in a special car tendered by President McKeen of the Vandalia. In a carriage driving away from the New-Deni-son, lust before these Republican gentlemen left,(were Mr. McDonald, Mr. English and Governor Pillsbury. It was a sorrowful trio, in contrast with the jolly party in the second barouche.
MARION COUNTY OFFICIAL.
Full reports from this (Marion) county show the following pluralities on theprinipal candulatds: Porter. 2164 Van Vorhis, for Senator. 2.270 Chapman, for Senator, 3,226 Adams, for Sheriff, 878 Biel, er, for Recorder, 2,47B Peclle, for Con gress, 2,270 Elliot, for Supreme Judgefc,386.
The whole faco of the local fight was oncentralcd against Adams, because of the fact that ho commanded a company of volunteer militia raised to protect prop efty durfng the railroad strike of 1877. The large vote for Elliot shows the indignation felt over the action of the Supreme Court, Elliot will run ahead all over the State for the same reason, as well as for his conceded fitness over his competitor, Scott, who is nothing but an ordinary political bummer. Peelle did not receive liis full party strength by at least four hundred, but his plurality is helped from the fact that l)cLa Matyr, the National andidate. drew more heavily from the Democratic party. He polled 1,600 votes in the county, 1,000 more than his party vote, and the excess came from the Democracy Instead of from the Republicans.
Central Ke*ult*.
iNntANAPOus. IND., October 14.—Returns from 85 counties give a net Republican majority on the State ticket of 8,8S9. The counties to hear from are Hancock, Noble, Perry, Tipton, Spencer and Union, all Democratic excqit Union. These counties gave, in 1876. a net Democratic majority of 1,566. which if there are no changes from that vote, would give the llepiujlicans a majority the State ticket of 5,385.
The contest in the Fifth Congressional District is very close, and it will require the official vote to determine the result. The Republicans claim it by a small majority, which would give the Republicans nine Congressmen to four Democrats. The present delegation stands six Republicans, six Democrats and one National.
From the mtfst reliable returns received up to this evening, the Legislature will stand as follows: Senators, twenty-five lomocrats and twenty-five Republicans House, fortv three Democrats and fifty seven Republicans—a majority of foar teen on joint ballot
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^nBorallv understood to be true that las ^fterally understood to be true that last Jsrht a self-appo Hr. llendrick's rooms at the Bates House &d asked him whether he would accept Ui second place on the ticket if tendered Wm. The Governor not being present. Hie delegation was reoeivtxl by Mrs. Hen irlcks. who said to them that if Thomas Was not deemed good enough for first tlaoc. It was very certain he was altogeto er too good for the second. The commit tee withdrew to haste
OLIVER FOR AND MIXED
PICKLES AT OLIVER'S.
Porter is elected, but White's Oranges, Lemons,
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Candies arc not yet
sone.
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Good succotash wants tender youa^ corn. Have a dosen ears, and remove with a sharp knife the kernels. If yom com is tough, do not etrt too close to the cob. String a quart of young be*na and cat them in three. Boil the oeana with the corn in half a pint of water. Boil for three-quartern of an hoar. When cooked, cover closely, add a piece of belter, a teaspoon of salt, and eome pepper. If cream is obtainable, add half a pint at the conclusion.
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THE CITY.
—Grand jollification to-morrow night. —"Our Goblins" at the Opera House to night. —"Our Goblins" at the Opera .House tonight. —Wall Street was not quite so lively today as usual. —Let everyone turn out to the jubilee to-morrow night, —The laughable "Goblins" at the Opera House to-night. —New ties are being laid in the yards near the Union Depot. —Work was resumed on the Chestnut street sewer this morning. —Both the Midland, and Vandalia trains were late yesterday afternoon. —Kansas emigrants still continues to pass through here on the National road.
—Let every one attend the "Love Feast" at the Wigwam to-morrow night.
—The burning of a small shed between 8th anc» 9th streets was the cause of the second alarm. —The programme for the meeting at the Wigwam to-morrow night will be found elsewhere. —The stock of boots and shoes of John R. Miller were to-day sold to different dealers of this city. —"Uncle Tom's Cabin" will be played here by Rial and Drapers troupe on the night of the 23rd. —A man named Stover while at work at Bidley's fell from the top of a step ladbreaking his arm. —The Northern Rolling Mill has shut down until next week on account of the short supply of coal. —The Hoosiers, dont gush much on a gang led by the Gallantin Guards and the "Sweet Singer" of Israel. —Mr. and Mrs. Purcell, of South Sixth-and-a-Half street will celebrate their tin wedding next Tuesday night. —The "Sweet Singer" of Isrel, and "Madam Lofty," will go on dress parade, just at the "break of day."
THE Democracy hoped to lead the women ot the country for Hancock in this campaign, but they stand by the Old Flagby—Garfield. —There was not a case in the Mayor's Court this morning, every tiling is quiet and no disturbance whatever mars the peace of our city. —The mother of J. L. Button fell down stairs yesterday, at her home on north Fifth street and broke her arm. Dr. DePuy attended her. —The Democracy actually think they have got one man way down in Possy county. We believe it is a coroner. They will need him surely. —Wright & Kaufman have something new in the cigar-lighter line. It is an electric lighter, and was received by them from the Widow Dunn cigar making es tablisliment.
Now is the accepted time, come right along. Now is the time for sinner to flee from the wrath to come, "Jine," wid us brudders." O! ye that are far out at sea.
Mr. John A. Boggs and wife have returned from Union city to make tleir home in this place. Mr. Boggs is well known here and their friends will be glad to welcome them back to their old home.
Mr. A. J. Crawford has purchased the Goodman property on south Sixth street and will take possession in about six weeks Mr. Crawford has some faith in the business men's interest of the county. Printed the result last Tuesday. —J. O. Jones, received the following dispatch from Hon. R. B. F. Peirce this morning:
I will be with you on Saturday night, with pleasure, PEIRCE. —Capt. Donald McKay chief of the Warn Spring. Indians the man who cap tured Capt Jack also, Kit Carson Jr., and Bed Syn all are at the National Hotel. Kit will deliver a free lecture this evening on Sitting Bull and the gallant Gen. Custar This evening corner Main and 3rd Streets, at 7:80 o'clock. —A couple of the policemen were over in the river bottom yesterday practicing pistal shooting. One of them tells of the wonderful fete of knocking the bark off a tree at five paces. The tree is said to have been about three or four feet in diameter. ,K i&tr'i *11 —Too mueh time should notnbe spen in rejoicing over the late victory. At the same time be preparing for aUttal battle Take fresh courage, a little breath, and push forward with a new determination to win that triumphant victory i» Novero tier. Richmond is shaking and will sure 0W —A prominent member of the Democratic party in Indianapolis who has like the M. C. of this city, been wearing a white plug hat furnished quite aa a»n* tng incident to the people of that city last Wednesday morning, by throwing his old bat to the ground, stamping it with his foot, and walking into a hat store and iniyiug a Garfield hai. ..
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TERRE HAUTE, IND., FRIDAY, OCT. 15, 1880. PRICE 5 CENTS.
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The
"In Memoriam"
REPUBLICAN JUBILEE.
PROGRAMME.
Hon. R. B. F. Pierce member of Congress elect, has accepted the committee's invitation, and will address his fellow citizens at the Wigwam Saturday evening.
Hon. W. R. McKeen will be the pre siding officer. There will be no street parade, accept the escort of uniformed guards.
There will be a display of fireworks at the Park, and a glee club,, led by Warren Davis, will sing some patriotic songs.
After the first address short speeches will be in order. Let everything be conducted in a mftnnW. corresponding with the greatness of of the yictory which the Republican party has achieved.
Large stdck blankets at Ellis' woolen mill store, corner First and Walnut streets,
Fire.
The fire alarm yesterday afternoon was caused by the burning of some hay a stableat the rear of Reel House, No. 4, on 3rd Streets
FOR SALE.
FOR
SALE—Cheap second-hand pbmton in good repair, home make. Price $110. On view at Scott A Graff's carriage shop. west, side of pnblic square.
—No more deadly foe can possibly attack the human being than Billions Fever. This is caused by bile not being properly distributed and carried off in consequence of a deranged state of the liver. To cure and to prevent these attacks take no medicines, but use Dr. Flagg*s Improved Liver and Stomach Pad. No doses are to be taken, —^Obstructions of tha Liver, Weakness of the Stomach, Torpor ot the Bowels, caused by the clogging of foul accumulations, are what pave the way for fevers. Set the liver and stomach at work, cleanse the blood, and fever can obtain no hold. The one way to do this is by using Dr. Flagg's Improved Liver and Stomach Pad. No doses are to be taken.
Grand Moonlight Excursion!
Nearly everyone loves to eat a good orange. You can get them at White's, on Main, near Sixth. BLACKBERRIES, PITTED CHERRIES. ALSO FOR VALENCIA AND ,MUSCATEL RAISINS.
Sugar Wafers. Something delicious. Call and get a box at Wright & Kanftnan's.
A Grand Moonlight Excursion wili take place This Evening at 10:00 P. M. ...
SALT RIVER
ON THE ELEGANT NEW BOAT CALLED
"THE BOOM."
'Boom" will leave from the foot of Walnut street, but the delegation will ill. A large Good music •will .be furnished by the Congressional duet, and the Swinette Band.
be made up at Schaal's saloon. Ample provisions have been made for double-decked flat-boat will be towea behind for the Fat Men's Club.
:p:rogke?,^:m::m::e.
"Kiss me, Mother, Kiss Your Darling."—(Solo.) B. W. Hanna "There is Many a Slip between the Cup and the Lip."—Duet Hanna and Rogers "Gone where the Woodbine Twineth."—Chorus .Fat Men's Club
Double Clog Dance.
Mule Dance.
From Barnum and Landers. Kelly, Lamb, Foley and Staff Refreshments at 12, Midnight. I Porter Steak Broiled, Landers Sauce.r Leg of Mule, Barnum Sauce.
Stewed Hancock Booms, Smothered in Porter a la Indiana. Fricaseed Democratic Reformers plunged in Salt water a la Ohio. A constant supply of Porter will be kept on hand and furnished on application. Boat will return at daylight, as the owners wish to increase her capacity before the November election.
Majority is about
5,000, bat the Oysters at White's Restaurant are innumerable.
Cow Bum.—Tfcke on* pint of con* sad boil it until it is little idladd to it ft pint of molasses mud OR* gallon of water, shake them well together, and let it by the fire, and in twenty-fear booBi the beer will be eaioalleni. When til tbe beer in the jog fes osecLiw* more molswsa and water. The a corn will answer for wkx the beer be tt for nae in by keeping the jog which warn. In this way, the whole inredi* sots need in gallon of beer will ooet bat a few cents, and ii will be better and more wtk^eeone than eider. A little yea* added greatly forwards the ^working" of the beer.
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Shannon and Snapp
PERSONAL,
Mr. Campbell of the Hervey road came up from the south yesterday. President W. R. McKeen went to Indianapolis yesterday afternon.
Capt. Van Sellar a member of the Paris bar spent yesterday in our city. W. B. Sheriff of the Postal service located at Paris was in the city yesterday.
R. G. Hervey is in the'eity attending to some business connected with his railroad affairs.
Col. Thompson accompanied by his family went east in a special car vesteday afternoon.'
Superintendent Ijams of the Belt road came over on the Vandalia train No, 4 this morning.
Mrs. D. W.TVoorheese and Charlie S Voorheese are in the city, guests of the Terre Haute house.
The Ladies of Terre Haute remember that Miss T. D. Olin will open her new Millinerry store in McKeens new Brick next Tuesday morning. She will have her reception on Tuesday Wendesday and Thursday every thing new and in the latest style. Ladies will find it to their advantage to examine her stock before purchasing elsewhere. 4810.
AMtTflKDIEOTS.
OUR .FLIRTATIONS.
James Bird Wilson's new comedy, "Our Flirtations," was presented to a good sized audience at the Opera House last night. The. play contains many amusing incidents, and provokes laughter in spite of a person's attempt to wear long face.
The only two characters which we can mention at present are Louise Sylvester, in the double role of Laura Lightheart and a neice of the actor Raymond, and Sara Seeker. Tlie character of Ray mond is well supported by Frank Mackey.
OUR OORIilNS.
A very large and thoroughly amused audience filled Haverlv's Theater last night, to witness Wm. C. Mitchell's Pleasure Party in ''Our Goblins^a new musical extravaganza, written bv Wm. Gill. The piece is modeled on "The Brook," and the pieces of a similar character which have lately held the stage and caused laughter to the public ana and profit to the managers. A party of five Americans visit the Rhine, and rest on the banks near an old ruined castle. Here one of the party, Benj. Franklin Cobb, falls asleep and dreams a most remarkable dream of romance, mystery, song, and dance and everything astounding- Tlc adventures of tne dream form the basis of tha extravaganza, and afford five very clever people an opportunity to do some capita! acting, singing and dancing.
No Ugh rents, no old stock, but a neat and clean stock of Clothing to select from, at the Arcade, cor. Fourth and Ohio.
FOR FIRST-CLASS BREAKFAST BACON, VISIT W. W OLIVER.
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Persons desiring to pctrchase lota oh the burnt district near the corner of 4th and Main streets will call Pierce and Harpers office without delay.
Oct IS 1880. 46t8.
Warmers, go to the Arcade before purchasing Clothing elsewhere.
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EMORY P. BEAUCHAMP.
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CLOTHING!
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GEO. H. HUGHES,
PRACTICAL
Wedding and Invitation work a specialty. Si 1-1 S. Second Street
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Up-stalre, over Locke's Paper House
CITY TEAMSTERS.
I have in store a lot of
Heavy Racine Wagons,
Suitable for heavy hauling. Come and Bee them. C. A. POWER,' 89ml 104 and 106 Main street.
SAMUEL S. EARLY,
WholesaleProvisidns
Pork, Lard Bacon, Sugar Cured Hams. 18 MAIN STREET!
L. KUSSNER,
Palace #1 Music
213 OHIO STREET.
TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.
Oldest music house in Western Indiana. Always the largest stock on hand kepi in tlii* city. Pianos and organs rented so the rent will pay for them.
Styirts
GET
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MADE TO
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Shirt Factory,
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A.I3ST STRB3B3T.
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HATS & BONNETS
AT EMIL BAUER'S
Wholesale and Retail Millinery Store The largest stock and lowest prices.
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All work done In the best style, '5' Office rr "V under'*
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