Daily News, Volume 2, Number 71, Franklin, Johnson County, 10 November 1880 — Page 1

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-fny Disregards''tlii'

lYi'atj of |s(}.s.

^North and Solid South.

Revenue Receipts.

WASHINGTON.

WASHIXOTOS. Nov, yth, 1880« SEX».VrTOX SPOILJTO. r-tawmcnt tclegmmmed from Kanabout an attempt to shoot Presi iaylt at Howell Station, on his reSptjfirough Arizona, is pronounced IWmemWr* of the party aw a pun*

There was not an incident

/tWiu the entire trip'upon which sueh could lie founded. Government receipt of to-day tut ,^$9tw),ooo. 4 ^Mr.\X CITIZKN8 IX ORUMANV ^Wpartment of State has been ap of the decision of the German 'ment that the provisions of the if 18ft8 with the United .States ,ing naturalized citizens, exempting lom military (lutv under the laws 4in part* of the Empire will not be ft* affecting Alsace and Lorraine. urn thai the provisions of this have proved somewhat irksome to fman authorities, on account of the 4f the privileges thus accorded. It (.-".plained by them that German citithe United States return to thfir homes and instead of quietly en .|th« associations and surroundings fatherland, often make themselye |»s by antagonizing the local con in and acting in a very offensive tow tin is the local as well an the ^•ial and Imperial authorities. treaty of 18(18simply applies to a j'upiTifled portion of North Gtr-

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whs negotiated with the provider at thai time, and never had iction of Uhj Imperial Government, Isacy and Lorraine having become *tif the Km pi re since tue rati Heart, the treaty, it Is without: force iind the Imperial authorities have liuation to extend it# provisions. ^to induce the Imperial authorities it t» new treaty on naturalization ailed, and there is danger that any H- agitation may result in the stbro* ijf the present treaties. The recent

Ind imprisonment of ft naturalised American citizen in the new i* apart of the policy of the in Government, Much feeling is ^d nt the American legation at hut the German-Americans are «l that they will be held to military 4ml art in danger of Imprisonment servivc in then provinces not included in the existing treaties.

», ««citeral Hancock. j.»

S/JftKaTO HK INTRHVIKWKn UN I'OlifTtCAK MATTRR*. 'onK, November 9.— A reporter & attempted to get an Interview with 1 Hancock on the Barnura's new jMiuoak, but with poor success. On aching him the General smiled but veiy declined to say anything about lurnum or the recent election. As ,d, he htul "something else to do and *alwit. He declared he had seen tint newspapers hod said about the jjrhad rend the Brooklyn Eagle's wvhich declared lie would not aoJTe Presidency on any such condi* Its Harnum and Kelly proposed had Vliat General Pry or had said about 'im. that all this was possibly another 5te of his: "but." said he pleasantly, ^ire to say nothing myself." Gener"•icock's manner was most cheerful •easant. ami he npjH'ared anything conspirator that his supporters flng to make him apj»ear, lie was

If to talk about anything but ioliltut that subject he was determined :»l'l ip yjigtcjir 1« 1!^}:,

Kmith Amrrlean »w*. ,v Vtum. N'ovemlwr The stestn LTchimides, which left lluenos Ay res Im 6 for this port, via Montevideo Uio Janeiro, arrived here tit is mom-

BI.e reprtrtu fearful surms of wind Wn, followtd by intense cold, whim yFaiwl md havoc In Sotilh America. W Ytd ^4,

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«\v VoitK. November The Trih will print a letter to-morrow, front "wnr Ben, Hill *oT. 11 Chittenden, the interesting portion of which la as ws The most anxiowi event in oar irv has lw»c*me a fact—a tolid North aat a Solid South! No language can tijw io you the view I take of this it, for evil. It ran have no logic, if timed* but dl«fuptkm Into aeveral fch^i or Uie absolute consolidation tin* 8tat*w into one Km pi e. In hr event our eon*titwtional system fall* in my opinion, the time has f* when the one great attention tor atatexmen to consider is. now s|«eed W break up this tional solidity, and i«l*e parties altogether on o'hn isittes. he lemocratic |MUrty is hated at ih ih and thnrefore it twgilt to be dfei,d. The Republican party is hat^l

Houth. and*therefore it ought to b»» Wtotlwr this hatwd 'tom •*ot. make* tio difference. I would b*» to we great National Union party anixed. fori beUew that Govertiment «u?d by the Constitution is a ie# it is a iimitwl Nation: but within tiowers delegate*! to it hv the Const! bn, it ia aa much a Nation as any on jrioli-e. see a movement to make aa te oti the remit in Ncf York* with jr to defeat G«rfieki tn *he eoitat l»y uud then* *ould be flt»s danthis but for one fact, and that one smith Win «m «w«t it,. The "Smith

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revolution, and. as before, will get lib credit for it' The llepuhliean party will take the Presidency, probably, because the South will* it, and at the next election the leaders oft iutt party will tell the peo

from ever)- stump and pulpit of the forth that the South not be misted. Nevertheless, we siudl avert all revolu lion, not to win Hepublicnu praise, or to avoid Hcpublican abuse (for either is ini possible), but solely beeattse It i* right,' and wc are determined to nroserve the peace of the country. How Jong human nature CAR stand ilus, do not Know, It is injustice unpandled, and a wrong that ought to cover the North with blu«hes.

BETRAYED AND DESERTED.

SKRtorsCHAIlORh AOA1NST l.\W VKlt.

A NEW VOUK

NfiW Volts, Novemta*r ^.--Richard A. Spring, a young lawyer of this citv whose parent# are influential and weal thy, ami who was graduated at Prlnoeton College and recently admitted to the bar. was arrested to-day on the charge of betrayal, under a promise bfjmarrlage, preferred by Emllmlines. agt*l twenty three, who earns her living, she'•ays,'as a militier. The prisoner was taken before Justice Wandell, at Jefferson Market Polic Court. His accuser, accompanied bv her counsel, was also there, ami cast fiery glances in his direction. ,A short examination wan held, in which it wa* alleged that on June 7, 1878, she was betrayed by Mr. Spring, under promise of marriage that subsequently, as he failed to fulfill his promise, a warrant was issued for his arrest on February 26 that he, to escape the consequences 6f his conduct, tied to South Carolina, to his parents, and waa followed there by Miss limes. He managed to elude her presence, and returned to New York, where he was arrested to day. The counsel who appeared on be half of the prisoner denied the charges entirely, t^tid moved that the oxtuninn tion be continued. He claimed that Miss Hines was acting from sordid motives, and further stated that he nn dersto(d a charge of infanticide against the prisoner was in contemplation, andt Spring, therefore, was entitled to immediate examination. While counsel was speaking, Miss Mines interrupted him by repeated "Ha! Ha's!" and other wild exclamations. In regard to the alleged charge of infsntieide men tioned for detense, this statemen: is made "Under solemn promise promise of mar viag»« Spring induced Miss Hines to live with niin at No. 35 East Fourth strt-et In February of this year Mi^ liiues became a mother. She was still prostrate and unconscious when Spring took the child from her side and left the house. Then he disapeared altogether. Evidence is now forthcoming that the child was either poisoned or strangled The young worn ao was frantic with grief, and moved heaven and earth to find her betrayer,

iternhardPa Reception.

NKW YORK, November I).—There is a good deal of dissent among our cultiva ted persous from the enthusiastic plaudits given to Bernhardt in the press. Some of the critics, indeed, handle her severely, but many ordinary theater goers have ex pressed to-day a great.sense of disappointment, and declare that she failed to move her audience.

Mile. Bernhardt was asked by aTri bune reporter to-day, "What do you think bf your American audience?" "I find it very much like an English audience. The public strike's me as being much the same. I have had some experience with the public of different countries. and I nm very well contented with my reception here, although the audience last night did not show me marked favor and enthusiasm until the fourth act. In Paris the second diet of 'Adrienne'is always well received and applauded. But that part of the play is full of delicate of expression and half shades of "sentiment and feeling. Of course this is more thoroughly comprehended in Paris, or when* French is generally spoken. In I,ondon the percentage of persons understanding French does not .seem to be larger than in New York/

JOHN KEIJ.Y RISES TO EXPLAIN.

SjMft*] IXttpfttth to ttu? inciwiuiil Rnqntrcr. NEW ORK, Nov. 7.— I send voti by telegraph the vote in countks other than New York City, where Mr Tilden's friends control the organisations. The publication of these figure* will enlighten vour readers on some matters which thoy "appear to be ignorant about.

Take Mr. Tilden'* home, Yonkers, and WeMehester county, where he lives, and it give** Tilden in for President, a majority of 'i.4W: Hancock majority in 188014451, a falling off of Hancock's ma jorily m-Tildea'a county of

Next \aki» i*1-jer countv, the residence and home of the Hon, lr. Schoomaker. Tildkui's late Attorney General, and bin member on the Democratic National Com mittee, ami the resul? hen? ia startling. Tiiden's maforitT ift 1S7B was 1.752: Gar field*# majority in is Hancm kV falling off in this eottntv is Is John Keilev rrspon.«|ble for this?

Next. Henssela^r Countv, the residence and home of Mayor Murphy, a CathoHe, tl«» friend of tjoverwor ttobt««on and TH (km. elected Mayor of Troy again by hbout Blajority. In thw couaty in J8?« Hideo for President had a majority of Garfield in im m$~* fatting off i0 Democratic vol** tut 1.314. John Kelly respoosiblr forthi?*?

Next take St* Lawrence County. th« r««idenoe aud lwrnc of l*n McGoue. the I •gal advi««r and immediate friend or Til•lea. Garfield's majority t« ,900 llaye^ majiuitv was 7,6^1 HepubUcap iacft»»««. 31S Who is response for Lawn nee ounty. John Kcllv or Ihiin McGotK

Next, Chemung County. tl»e home of rx Governor Lucius Robiastm.. Tilden majoritv in IIancf»ck majonl% In Maiw^ck falling off for Kelly

Who 1# re*p»"nsible HoWnson? Next, Montr« Orwntv, the home ofn ator Rtdnes and a gr«at manv of Tildas InterrMed friends. Garfield's majoris\ S.08S Hare*' majoritv, Repuhlir*n HKTMiie thia y^ar. -iMt iVbo i« r»p^« *ih1e for thia,'K«llv or Rwioesr

Next take Fric Ocmniy, the home a rn-st many ot the confrere of Samuel J. Tilden. Examine caietulty the

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trfteld"* majority is majority waa 706, tniarfleld rote, 3,578,

result. In ISSll Garfield's in IHTfl liHye^' i-tritMl Republican 1 from the friends of Tilden.

Next tak- 'liuun County, the reaidence of the pud? and immaculate statesman, Smith M. Weed. Fides Achates of Samuel ,1. Tildeu, of Cipher alley, aud what is the result? Garfield's majority in is 1.85(1 Hayes' majority in 1876 was 7»)fi inm-ase of Republican majoritv, 1,144. AVlto is responsible for this, Kelly or Weed?1 1

Next Saratoga, always a Tlldcn strong bold, Gurlfvlds majority, 2,(KH», Hayes majority, 09?—increase of Garfield over Hayes, *1,308, The purgative waters of Saratoga and John Mormsey's gambling iiouse must be responsible for thin increase. atKeAMTllt.ATlOS, Kill** Coiini?. IM76, TiW«»n .. .:..IK,4W •Kiw Coaaly. IHWi, Hantwh,.,, .. 9,aw

Democratic !mp» ,r^x.V,|3) Wi'iUchfsref County ,i,(W 1'tnter »wniy,,. t.fj..l.STi! Itcii^wlaur County. 1^114 Krie County.,.. .. ,,,^v. ,il.r»7r»~ lS.TiJT cilntoa «?»nnty. l.M-i Hi, Lswrenre l"nnnt,T".,,,\, HtB

Of the vote in this city, as compared with that east in 1!*7H, we submit the figtires to candid world:

Democratic.u. \IK-.... tW,5M0 Uf-)mhti(-*i 58..i»t T«»t4tJ,.. 171,091 lMftWDi'ttiocral ic.,, -,. t88,I04

Republican 8t,72fi

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"Republican incrct!«c .............. ........ 28,185 Jlcnjocratic incn^'W 10,8T8 Bepnbiican incrwtM* over tlu- Dcinuortttic.. 12,508

The impression which prevails in the West that I did not do my whole duty in the late electiou should be at once corrected by the publication of the real facts in the &/u/ttirer. JOHN KRLLY. ,, u—y. or an i.^plriuit inr Political Honor*.

CKICHOO, III., November 9.—Colonel Fred. Grant says his father will spend the winter in New York, and does not think the General will accept any Cabinet position, while the offer of a foreign Mission would be in the nature of an affront. His father, he thinks, cares less about taking a hand in the next Administration than any other man in America.

TlfE MARKETS.

Xew York,

Nkw YORK. NOV.*1 9.—Flour— Firm price* without decided change superfine State ami western, $3 90G&4 35: common to good I'Xtra, $4 ft{?,4 85 good to choice, $4 90@8 50 White wheal extra, #4 75@l05 extra Ohio, ft 75® Otx) St. Louie, $1 .W4j«25 Minnesota patent pro$6 S3^8 25. Wheat—-Moderate trade ungraded spring. $1 15@1 15V« No. 8 spring, $1 14(4® 15 No. 2 Milwaukee,$1 20 ungraded red,Si 14© 1 s»: No. 8-do.. ft IT^l 1?4 No. do., $1 IBM® 142 No. 1 do., SI 24®

CHIOAOO, Nov. 9, "Wheat—i^tronK and

1 25 mixed winter, $1 1

1"H: ungraded Whitov $115@1 2j) tyo. si'do., $1 iCH@t i't Corn- Ca*h, ncarce and one cent higber options, without quotable change uxtgrad«d. 3a@4&c No. & 580684c No. 2. 00®00j£ No. 2 white, BOc low mixed. 59^c. No. S, November, r65i@5tt»ic December, ft9?4®595tc January. 60® 00^ic. t)al«—Heavy: mixed western, 39®4t}4c: White western. 48tfWi0, 4j

Uhicaaro. -Flour—quiet and unchanged, higher: No. 2 red winter.

$) No. si Chicago spring, $1 l» caah $104® $105* 3 do., tirmandhlgli

HH»4. Novembur $5 0ttVi®l 06't .1 anuary. No. 3 do od.T^78c. Cora

05*j®] 0SV4 .Ji®Mc rt-Je Active, firm and higher 41 Xc.

December

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November, 4t*4c: December, 4£ftc

ftrj dalf-Kairiy active aud a

Jannshadt

liigher ^i^c, caMi: 31?ic. bid December, 81^® ^c. Januarv. Whicky—Steady *nd unchanged •Jl 11. Live iiogfi -Kcceipta, 46,000 head snipint'ulK, si.MOu head more active at 5 to 10c higher. i!lo»cd weaker: quality good, but weather warm .oited packing. *4 40®i 70: chwiee, heavy, $4 75® tuy' hc 4.

BaUlMore Market. -ti

BALTIMOKK. Nov, li.—Flour—Firm and uni^ianged: weotern superfine, $3 50®4 00: do. extra. $4 '£*&:> 00 do.. funiU', 5 25®6 85. Wheat ^enlem, nisrhcr aud Arm:No. 8 western winter red, spot anil November, $1 W%d\l 10% Decern tier. $1 Itift®t 1»H January, $1 J1®1 *1 Feb a S 4 4 higher and active: wesitern mixed, tpot and vembcr. Dekr»nber, &!%&&}%<•, old bid for new January, Oata— Higher w«*t«-m white, 40W lie: do. mixed. 88® !»r. Ry»»" Quiet: »1 00®t 08

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CtacixntATi, Nov $4 fancy, !t». Uamber, $1 t*l

Sov. B. -F1 S5 13 No, 3 red

Strong and higher

-Fionr—Strong family. Wheat ~smm*cri winter, $1 08. Oora Xw. 2 mixed. 45c new

«heU*!i Oatn—Quiet, but (ism, 4 inlxwt «ie. NVht-ky-^foK

a.—Wheni— Fln^No.

TaNifh, $l ot: amber

si red

Michigan, Si 0**4: So.*,

re«l Wiibatth, $1 WV| do. Nov. Lrc. $1 06 fuiiuary. $1 10'k February. SI tt#?4 rrtjeeted* H8c«

f) 14J4 No. 3 red mixed.

red.

«^rn—Strong: highmtswt. 4SJJc: No, a new, 43c old ipot, 48%e November. 4»»set December «•& Oat#~ 'irm: So ®, apou and November. 33c Dei*'nsb«rt Me. fit,

Intfianaiwll* Hag Market.

IstoiANAeou*. Nov. a.—Live receipt#. i4«0tW head: ,*hipme

rUMi lower $4 SU@4 4a TOPbeaiT.

(19GBT XKW*» *':1 TRA?WFK»W&^

SaraJi J. Roberta to John Anderson off s. side w, Jj| n. e. *4 aec. 31, Nevfn's tp IflO

J(»hn E. Woodruff to Justice P.g^ Fowler Lockport in-lot 47 Cbrittcna Splat/, to Joshua Record ink* 1 6, Buroams sub. lot T, in pn. w. t^ sec- 33. Loat Creek tp.„.,.

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Haxky iMdiak Mea.

Recently Prof. Huxley said that ninety nine men out of every hundred became simply obstructive after AO yean old, and were no! flexible enough to yield to the advance of new yea*. The world, be thought, would be benefited by any wjto had taken t**rt in arteac* bring straogled after IKK This may be meant for brother Rmfein, who iMety wrote Glasgow Mode nt? that he loathed liberalkat.

,*f pwrsftie. Elf^ric battery (Kidder makei good an clieap at Dr. H. («onga, Oottage Ornyr Store 23ft Main St IBlr.

LaniiesJacketa, Dolmans 4cc». cut to be ade al lumme or or made by tut, Bartmn & Co.^ La«He» and GentleflmntTaliom. Sit. Ifato *t tf.

The city Dye House 1* now ready foi' bt»bte«f at Mk) Mai* *reet. A# kinda of

!Scoartne. D\nHns and n-miring done Omrt «K«ke%-a.'' Mil

u.n iiimi iii),y.i untilII ^,wr

TJSKBK HAUTE, IND.. WEDKTICSKAY, NOV. id, IdStf. 'PRIOR 5 eRNTS.

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—Th« river ia raising. m* -.

—The street crossings need cleaning. —There was no police court this moraing.

—Cncle Dan'l at the niRht. -tdjam'

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Opera wixnH to-dav iti

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-Kverything unlet to-dav in police circles, S- R'-I'I *-6 I IA W -—Mayor Havens wont to Indianapolis tills morning %-Jji

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—Corn i» selling Ht :)8 cents per bushtf, a a —Two new Locomotives have arrived1 at the Vandalla round house? —•There were no marriage licenses issued by the county clerk to-day.^ —Au ovorcoatJwiM t«ken from a fanner's wagon yesterday near the court hause,

—Weather prophets lire plenty at pres ent, but they are jtisi about aw successful ax Prof. Ti«\vtJ, Wr,-f —We understand t^at some important and extensive changes nre to be made on the 1. «& St. L. R. II. j, j. —The messenger frbrti Jarvis Sectibh will be presented by Barney Macauly at the^ppera House to-night,

-The "Fire King" who hlsT Hel# Exhibiting in this city for soiuc time, joined the May Minstrel troop.whpp liefe. ,,,,

—Tom Scott the great llailrokdf Mn passed through the city yesterday on a special train over the Vaudalia road.,

—Is it really true? We have been Informed by about twenty-five persons today that this niin would terminate in a snow storm. —Superintendent Pitlniater is pushing work rapidly on the street car track and will soon have the cast end of the depot line in fine shape. —*An old lady nainetf Margaret Kajcior living at No. 25 south 18th street, died at her residence'at 10 o'clock yesterdy morning aged sixty nine years:^, —The Sanitary police inform us thatth* city is clean as can be expected. They are hard at work looking after the healthy condition of our alleys. .lt-{%u —A teamster came near'bdlngf struck by a loaomotive at the crossing of Chestnut and Tenth street this morning by disolieying the orders of the watchman.

—The house which is being repaired by Mr. Boudtnot on north Eighth street is nearly completed, and will make one of the nicest residences on the street —The funeral of Jacob Horning, the man who drowned himself in the Ohio river, took place this morning and was largely attended by the friends of the fam

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—A man who will make a bet and then go back on It, is a dishonest brute, And would steal if he was not afraid of the law. W?* know of sucli scoundrels and will name t&sm. .—A new railroad line is to be built from Attica to this place. It will follow the tow path of the old Wabash and Etle canal varying li little by crossing the river at Perrysville,. It is a branch of the Wabash road^ysstf! ^5 s: —A short lo al appeared in the NKWS yesterday in reheard to the selfishness of an east end confectioner in his treatment of a restaurant keeper, An investigation shows that the complaint arises wholly from a jealousy in business.

.—A west end female bw&ifoe OfirAged at a young man because* she. saw him walking with another girl last night and gave him a free lecture whioh was most powerfully impressed upon .him bv emphasis given with her finger nail —Mr. Joe O'RileyJhas finished his appointment on the police force. He was pnt on for extra duty during the campaign and acquitted himself quite satisfactorily. He is a young man of nerve and did his duty a* an officer while on the force. —A man earned RhoaasTwhile al work with the pile driver at Wavcland on L. &

H. road was §erion**ly injured yesterday morning by a bar of iron striking him on the head. He was brought to this city and attended to his home, in Greenup by Dr Link.

What is more amusing than to sit in a crowd of country boys, gathered about the huge stove in a country store, and listen to the wonderful adventures here related by the members of the party. Ancient philosophers and scientists are lost in insignificance. —The truth in rejfwtl to the circumstances, of the little girl begger who imposes on the charily of our citizens has b«en ascertained. We have It from hw own Hps. She tells us that her folks live on Third street and that her father witl not work although he la perfectly fMe..

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—A member of tHif bnrof thl* itv understand defended the bl»tldi*« iu aiaw suii. st Mtilitvan. tA o—The bou^-e of Jefeile HoblM*rt«on jit tlie comer of 18th aiW Ohio street was* entered last night hy burgler# who draped with $40in cash. ix •& vi &C*

Officer James Whitfield au Mack Hay-, wood at $ o'clooljt last night arretted a man named Thompson 011 a ^charge of roblwry. Tin* fellow stole a wauch from a man named Mooyc on the uight. of the

)a»t Democratic rally nwid the ofticers|liave been watching him cvur afnee, jwith the successful! result of last night, —An amusing incident occured in John Staff's saloon yesterday, A rusty looking individual from the rural district* stepped into the Treasurer's office to pay. his taJtj findiug no one thferejie went into John Staff's saloon, attfl seeing the mirror, thought it was an open arch in the wailHe stepped up to it and remarked, "I want to pay my taxes/' 2io answer. Getting angry, "my money's as good as any one el.scs!" Still no reply. "Well, go to h—I aud get your money the best wayyouciui." Imagine the astonishment of the fellow when he discovered his mistake. iil HI'itfiii.r.s.i5

Jay Keyes went west yesierdny. Jessie Clutter returned last ni^lit fn»m Clint6n. ***'w tiu

Allen Coop of the ). A K. I. WHSitt tha ei.v yesterday. ^^^4, „f, Mr. John Gibsop of Danville wss in the city yesterday-. ,, t»i

Charlie Barges, of. Indianapolis yisited our citv this morning. -.?*//••/"

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—A boy about 13 yeari whfle longing on the cam this morning aed^atljr tet go his hold and fell to the groa«d. Fortanately he fell hi such a way as to

throw him away from the tmick thai tsesasammasmsmmmmmm Kming him to escape oi^iurt- Some

should be taken to gwwmt boys

ffom jcnojilng on car* while1

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Ed, Barton accompanied the excursion west yesterday morning. -'f Otto Gregg, of Pittsburg, T'lL./ts^'vlstiing friends ssd relatives in this place.

John Bobbins formerly of this city but how of Denver is among his friends snd relatives here.

Mrs. George Board of .North 4th St. left yesterday afternoon for Matron. Illinois where she will spend visiting relatives,

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Indianapolis Journal: .It -Thos. W. Hamper, of Terre Haute. ,js at tke New-Denison. i.

Gen. Charles Cruft^ of Terre Hattw', at the New-Dcnison. ij jtI ^TdeCiiran i««en*re limr*,"b iThe Chicago and Alton road thafle' the following rates to interior points this morning Ft. Wayne. $2.80. Pittsburg, $8.90 Cleveland $8.4rt and $1.00 to Lafayette, Muncic Fremont, Lime.' Gibson, Hooston, Paxton and some othW stiiair places. These one-dollar points' are all junctions with other roads. The rale 'to Chicago and Kaiisas City remains at $1.00 tb«» same as for feveral days pavt. The Wabash im.s not yet met this cut, "m! i1 1 li. .J 1 ,! AJU'iKJirsr-*

WeNh and Harris were recalled

three times in Vort Wsvne Monday nirht.

Louise

flattering success in Vienna this w'ason, and is ^ikkeu of in the biuhist teinis by 91 ^b«' forntirn presy. "J Thf Miles Juveniles troupe W|U plav on

One" of tlie' Uiosl ehaniiinvc perform' ances ef the comic optjra, 'The Little Duke." ever given heie was that given by Miles' Juvenile Comic Opera Company, last evening. This opera is far more dif flcult than "Pinnafore," and for a company of children to undertake Its presen tat Ion, and accomplish the feat in socred itable a manner, spmks volumes for the talent of tht? company. Mi"** Fannie Colien, as the Little Duk«% sung and acted Use role in a most pleasant manner. She is a soubrette of much promise, and. in some sccnea, greatly rewmble*" Alice Ostes in the aame part. She made ouiie a hit Sallie Cobt u, as the Ducht^ss, Mid Fan file Tilton, as the Direc trcss of the Convent, were simply charuiing. Miss Tilton pUtying her part with on.«itJerabIe animation Master Arthur Dunn, the, famnu« "Dead-Eye" of IlaverlyN Pinafore Company, displayed further evidence of his ability as a

comedian

by his

assumption of the role of rrhnotiw, the Professor. He kept the large audtencel laughing during the entire evening. The cboru* was

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quite strong,

If yo*i art subject to Ague ym must be sure to k««p vimr Hver, bowels :»»d kW oeys in a good free conditio. When yon will be s»f» from all attacks. The remedy to use is Kidney Wort, ft' the b«*t prevenWiv«^f -aH- imlerial diseases that you can Jak«. See adverti*einent in another column.

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The Xswa Is i»erved by the carrier# to «mb*crl» te«ra in tfce 51ty of Terre Hawte at TRX A WEEK, payable weekly, and to *ttb*rrlbcr* by r. mail at l$c a week or 45e a mouth.

COMBS & KOG^R^

Areprtpared to JiU or4*r» it&h prompt neu nnA dispatch for allgradt* of m,

rns son i*scoK\r iMl outy q%taUity, iargt or tmalL 8e*d u-i yy+ur order«r por*mr4# Mophon*, or on hortoback, 4tnd they mil pmm prompt atOrUton, hit* and fraHjr. Jtfo pottpommeia on account of the weather.

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ItON. WM KOOt SSfON'S NEW DRAMA. «»#t .k 1 mikisl

Mr. Kgglcston'js new drama is bound to be the rage for our amusement goes. The author is anxious to^ee- this Drama on the stage and we predict a wonderful jrun if it can only be brought out in its characteristic effect^s He has kindly fur- it njshed us extracts »s follows: ,m 'After Rosetta tHe vfife, learns,"through an intercepted letter, that her husband had violated his marriage vow. (She tits sobbing for a wltiit: and then says) oh I I wish I nad never been born, for the world hi^ beeu full of sin and sorrow ever since

mother Eve ate the forbidden fruit, and violated the Divine la# and brought con-' damnation upon our race.

The world has groaned for six thousand years on account of that crime. And mis-

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p«»n. sorrow and death have followed us in owr~ line or march down along the stream of time, and the waysklfj has been strewn with the wrccks of fallen heroes. But in looking back over the fleeting years of the past and painting in vivid colors upon the walls of my imagination, the unwjt heart-rending Scenes 4 of ihe past. I etui think of no -one more niiserable than myself, (falling on her khees with hands clasped overlier head) I Jean scarcely give vent to my feelings, or ppur out the sorrows of my heart to the 'I God who made me. The scenes of the present stand up before me^like the hid e|us form of an unseen spirit. Oh that I could cast it from me with.a mighty eff^rt. or hurl it from me with one gigantic stroke, my soul would bubble up wltli jdv and I would be at rest. I have been robbed of cay reputation and, prop e^ty by a cruel husband, and now I am sapplanted in his affections by this strange gin. Oh! my hopes are blasted Jam for eyer^ndone."

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Kellogg met With the most

engagement of two nights. fti the Opera the following is a gooi receipt Take one House., Presenting the I It tie Duke" Thursday evening and Friday afternoon, and tho Vchimes.of Normandyridav ^Igl11^ itx Jfi

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Sidering the youthfulm** of the ointfW* "The U»tle IlNikew will He repeated, thi* and Sunday evenings and,at the matlnecf to morrow "Flnafore" will be given tomorrow evening and at the matinee Sat urday. Tlw Bells of Coruerilte" will be given Thursday. Friday and Sal unlay evening*.—The CMm^o eftfdng Jovrftm Twit*#, Angvrt, 31,

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KA(iiJiU ,tiu^vnt J»«c litlia daughter gf «Uiek twelve years old, came running in nm another room nnd cries) Ma! mas' hat is Die matter? Have you judt kivakened from some troubled dream, that worked upon your imagination, that onstrous demons are still standing be* ,j f^re you ready to clutch you by the throat'!' Ifsucn is the case, dear mother. lat your aoul at once He at rest, forM Ij assure you?—that there is no clanger here! Thure is nothing to jpolesi, oi make you afrain. Come, dry up your burning tear*, ma. and let the sun light of hope beam into your heart, and warm tip and revive your drooping spirits, and tf ttc dark clouu that now threatnsyon wilK^ a*

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T^ike two parts of bt'st sulphur aud one

cpol. Care being tiiken not to jat it while cooling. A sufficient i^unhtity ol" this compound being placed upon (lie crack, it ean be soldered by using a red hot iron in the same manner that a tinsmith iihcm a soldering copper. If there is a hole in the kettle, jpTve a rivet in it. and solder over with thfs bemennk '%j

If th^-eertlet)! Is Wanted to mend a'stove,

l»rt powdered sulphur, two parts sal-am moniac, eight parts clean, powdered iron turnings. Add waf^r siimcicnt tA make ixitoQu. thick paate, Wbidi should be pressfld ixito the holwi or seama to be filled up. The ingredients composing this cement should be kept separate, and n°t mixed until wanted for use. It is to be applied cold, and the article shonlo not ls» usH for two or thraa days after mending zm* vt. '"..1 M' *, 1'

M* A Jhuul'e With Word#.

fttudeiS^df the lli-liliite ijr TeeKnOlo^^ ai Boston designed a^puxxle, which ascites considerable iulerewt. Given two words of an equal number of letters, the problem ia to change one to the other by altering, one letter at a time of the first so as to mak« a lit word, containing the desired remilt is attain-

ed. The eruditions are tbatonly one letter shall be altered to form each new word, and -J, that none Imt words which can lie frond in English dictionaries shall be usedi Hem are some example* of the changes:

Etitt to Wot—Kast, vast, vert, Weal, Boot to 8ioe-~ Boot, soot, shot, Hboe. Dog to Ort—Dog, dig. fig. fag, fee, Cat. MUk to JfoM—Milk, mile, male, mate, hate, hathf Hash. i* t.

Mood to Afff— Koad^'mod, root, (iw, coal, roil, toil, tail, Rail. to Fuk~~«oup, soul, soil, foil, ftywl, „M, coot, cost, cast, last, flat, Fish. The game ia quite popular in »ilroatl/r* office* as well as in fauiiiy rirelas and ad firesides, and seema to furnish instruction wtith amusement.

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new cheap Dr. H. Longs Cottage Drug 290 Main St. Sfore 5' mmmmmmmm—^siProf. f^uilmette's name hi a household

In France, and so it should fee. ffor ia the inventor of the French Kidney Pitd, which has performed such wonder fuJ cwres to diseases of the kidneys.

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