Daily News, Volume 2, Number 107, Franklin, Johnson County, 23 December 1880 — Page 1

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I)o8«)d|0D and Solihaa Slga Article of |A!tnw'me»fefoca to-aSgfct. i- ,? Jm— &"%».«* "wir— Cin^£*n*?f Coiomercia!.

CwijfjfA-n, O., lrr- 23.—Donaldson a»d reprtrseoUiti*c« of tho Vfrft apd lite maul) njt, have again foadc iflTaoat ttJentf for spti «i}cdui)ler, dad ihi» Hone

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bttitioeAH. as each man deposited fifty dol lars yesu?rday on account. The remain, der of llnj^utn will be placed in the stakeholder'* hand# to day. If tUe men do meet, tiie (itro^Ic will be. a tough.. one. Of the comparative merits of the antagonblji those- who w'Uneswd the sparring exliibitiou at KobinsoaV Oiiera House, some days since are best able to judge. Sullivan drawback is perhaps an orercbttftdenee that If oiicff lost, will act to bl.H disadvantage. Donaldson, on tba other hatjci, did not know his own pow* er», and seemed mistrustful of them when facing ati opponent who came with a big reputation from the East, and for this rt'K«on be jtas on the defensive almost all the way through. Many of his parries abowed excellent science.

Particularly was this the case at one time when he dodged a drive that otherwise would have «ent him up into the first balcony. Sullivan weighs 19? pounds and D"n»ld«on is about a stone lighter.

The articles of agreement signed yea terday were as follows: C«ffi???fATr, DecernIxr 22. 1880.

Joint I/. Sullivan and Job a Donaldson a«f«u to fight with small boxing gloves fufOJic hundred a *tde, on Thursday night, December 28, 1880, The whole of the stakes to be deposited in the hands of Jofaja Wilson on December 28, before the of 4 and 8 o'clock p. ii, in R. G. l^roiV, N». 208 Vine street. The fight to be iq accordance with the Marquis of Queepsbury's mle*. [Note—Five rounds of ttiree minutes eat'h.—RKP. with the ,exeepti$a p|at If dtlier man

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1« permitted hnv« two representatives each present. Either man failing to appeftr. the amount of deposit. In the hands of John Wilson, to be forfeited. The

ince fighting ^to be named-in confl when the tftoney Is put in Wilson's hands by John Moran, The dficlslon'of ^he referee Up.l^pal. and ^t^ioney t|

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It, of Governor Cornell/ Congreasrauc Crowley and U. 8. Marshal 'Pny^e, of New York, to Mentor, has caused much comment. It is wow learned that it was in no Way mysterious, but WAS connected with the fact that Mr. Payne's term of

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office as Marshal expires in February, and he would not decline a reappointment. In thia connection report has it tliat General Garfield, when Jn Washington, gave President Hayes to tintterstaad Hi at it voqld be regards! «u a favor, if be woulcU fill all -^vacaac^asl that may occur from January 1 to March 1, instead of bequeathing them to him as «o additional embarrasainent of the opening days of his administration. In carrying out this request, it is understood that President Hay9s will fill all places as fast as vacancies occur by expiration of terms! by appointment, instead of letting thetn run on for liis successor to fill. It so happens that this line of action will result in cnanges or reappointments in some of the leading Post Offices,' Marshalships^ and District Attorneyships in the country, as well as a large number of minor offices. In following out this policy there have been a great number of appointments made during the past two weeks, and it is currently reported that the rest will fol-j low after tue holidays, until all the vacancies that occur up to March 1 are filled up. "»»,

-f Blertoral Count Bill.

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as heavy Mtbljwje fefthgjfirst half jJozen years after the war. In conversation, members of Congress account for it by tlie statement that tberie are Immense numbers of son# on the rollsiraudulently drawing pensions, andthittmen will run the risks of detection and punishment in order are so effect ass some measure of reform as urged by ommlssipncr Bent ley. Several members ave consulted Mr. Bentley on the propriety ff enacting a law giving $25 to every informer wtio wlll inform on any person fraudulently drawing a pension.

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December ^.—Senator

Edmunds' remark at the -clos-e of Senator Morgan's speech against nllowingihe Vice President to count the Electoral vote, to-, day, has caused much comment and is considered very significant. Senator Edmunds is known to both parties never to speak lightly or without reflection. His dogmatic assertion, therefore, has set the Democrats Unthinking., He declared that when the time came to Count the electoral vote it would* be counted, whether the House of Representatives should parties pate or t*ot, and if, aa all believed, it shoumbe foand that Garfield and Arthur had been lawfully elected, they would be so declared. yf —p—r^-

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WASHINGTON,

December 22.—The re

quest of the Secretary of the Interior for a deficiency appropriation of $18,000,000 for pensions, making in addition to the regular appropriation of about $50,000, 000 for pensions forthe current fiscal year, has caused much comment and criticism among members of Congross. They do not blame the Pension Department, but they all say there is something wrpng, or the annual pesion burdens Would not grow at such an enormous ratio. In the past periods of our history the pension burden itas docteaaed as the war period receded. Although our late war was closed more than fifteen years ago, the pension

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The trouble under the present system ia that the Government is partially wittootyt fft fr*ti(j«ite$' afe disco#eetfd: dulv bv iht ratrelt

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annually tlirough pensions is estimate all the way from $4,000,000 to $8,000,000.5 I r«t»ttiTiLran(l A

The consular and Diplomatic Bill ap~. propoiates for the Consular Service $829,000—leas than one-third of the amount annually ex|?ended by Great Britain for similar service. Great Britain, for .example niaiatai:is Cons a lac representations tn Brazil at an annual expense of $34,25$. The United States allows its five representatives in the same country the munificent sum of $12,000 a year and one-half of the sum is paid to the Counsil Generally at Rio Jeneiro, leaving an average of $1,500 to each of pf the others. I

-Vg^fMilinr Match., ,w Hamilton^ O., December 22.—^The Hanway-Theurer wrestling match came ojff this evening, for the light-weight championship of Ohio, and was woo by Theurer, of this city, bv getting the best two out of three tlirOws. Hanway has challenged Theurer to wrestle with him, in Cincinnati, any time within three weeks, for $100 a side. The judges this evening were C. L. Hunter for Theurer, and Cornelius Miller for Hanway. Refer ree, Jonn C. Slayback,

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Presents for the little Boys,'Presents for the big Boys, Presents for Papa, presents for your big Brothers, presents for your, little •thers, presents for all your Gentleman Frieuds. Useful Presents to suit'every taste, at our

our Customers to endeavor to make their purchases the jporning, if possible. We wish to give every one proper iition but" our afternoon'Rush sometimes makes it almost impossiblerlrPlease come in the morning if you can. Below we give a a to I

CHOICE GOODS, SUITABLE-TOR HOLIDAY TRADE!

Linen Collars and Cuffs, 8 pair* Cuffs

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downX best quality put up in a New styles standing and turn down Linen t^llfrs, warranted 4 Ply, !^%ceadbC' ,, per half doaen^r

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Silk aitd 6asb:ti»t#M^k de^jlds. OlA JfW Kew styles 4 Ply Linen Cuffs, $1 50 per half dozen,

tock of J(c^k( .Wear i^a^tba ®ewe«| ^ia^^*/ind patterns in SilliSj Ctc Cloth Gloves from 25c to 76c per pair 80c, 75c, $1 and 1 & Lined Fur Top Gloves from 75c to $2.

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lUvlnH to rttum#il€"a!i tbe arlidkv we keep in thb I)ep*rt«»ent say that ttcessairy fdl%?entlemeiirs Wear.ne hav^ noW tee* for tnspecOon. This department we keep ia connection with oar Clothing, and we caar I .. ..... ..... afooafll the attedttoo of tbe todies t» the huge and attractive stock we are showing in

to !«tt at ntttch tower mim thu exclnsivn Faraiiihing Ootids ffotties, who have to depend on large profits to pay their reafptf other expenses. We Would also ad! tbe attention of the ladies t» the lMge'and attractive stock we are showing in our

to a hoy that will he better »pprerf*ief than a nobby H^le Sttit or Overooat. Besides, y«ti «H^lbav»«ha atttiafiukiot of knowlag that you have a u«jfal Wp

we Hues of ovetetnU iaj?h«hi and Hitter Shapw. Oar present stock is the largert yejb^ave ever offerwl/or inspection^ a* saal *mm

^rcoat, to call and make a selection a* soon as possible, as the assortment of sices, ia all llai* now complete, which wweana«* promisft for any fength of lime, a» tauaense basinets we are doia« waisoon dote out my detlrsWe styles.

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December 23.—The com

merce Committee is believed so be favorable to Gibson's proposition to make the Mississippi Improverment Bill part of the River and Harber Bill, which would be /tlmost sure to carry the improvement bill successfully through. The House Commerce Committee has appointed Messrs. McLean, Acklen and Henderson a subcommittee to report 011 the subieet to the full committed. It is certain that Judge Reagan, McLean, Aaklen and some other members of the Commerce Committee approve of the incorporation of the bill in the River and Harbor Bill.

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iffsaMhalf dozen Collars' (standing and taarn in fine Dress ftid Gloves. handiftmft

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MORTOAGK,—In

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sacred atyd profane literature, ]erhapS there is nothing recorded wnieh has such staying qualities as a pocxl healthy mortgage. A jnortgitgecanbe depended upoa to stick closer than a brother. It Juia a mission to jerfarm wljich never, lets tip. Day after day it is right there,' nor does tlie slightest tendency to slumber impair its vigor in the night. Nisiit irnd day, on the Sabbath, and at holiday^ timea, without a moment's time for rest and recreation, the biting offspring of its existence, interest goes on. The sensons may change, days run into weeks, weeks into months, and months may be swallowed np into the gray man of advancing years, but that mortgage stands up in sleep?ess vigilance, with the inter--est, a perrennial stream ceaselessly running on. Like a htlge nightmare eating? out of the sleep of some restless slumberer, the unpaid mortgage rears up its gaunt front in perpetual torment to the miserable wigut who is held within its pitiless clutch. It holds the poor victims with the relentless grasp 01 a giant not one hour of recreation, not a moment's evasion of its hideous presence. A genial savage of itodifying aspect while the interest is paid a very devil of hopeless destruction when the pay

FEET.—Among

the first tilings,

that strike the travelers in Japan am the wooden snndalti worn by tuese Sti, 000,000 of peuple. They have separate compartment for the great toe, and. make a clacking noise on the street. Straw slippers are' also wont, and a traveler setting out on "a journey-will, strap a supply of them on his back, that he may, put on a new pair when the old ones are worn out. They cost but three farthings a pair, and, leaving the foot free to the air, we never see those deformities of the foot in Japan which are so frequent in this country. They are never worn in the house, being left outside the door. -Passing down a street you see long rows of them at the doors, old and new, large and small. It is surprising to see how readily the Japs step out of them and pick then up again with their feet, without stepping, when 'leavingthe house. Cp&etani habit makes thera dexterous.

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which are' being cold Very cheap at thin atom arfl: Wax, Chin* Slid lndfKtnictablp. Doll«, t)oTr Fur-' nttiire o( all kinds, Vnaes, Toy*, Sleda, Doll Perambulators, Mirrora, VclocIpcde«, Bicycles, Tool Chectd. Books, Fancy Boxen, Paper and Envelopes, Plated Goods, Jewelry, Kalo Mod a Goods,

Bracket*. Stands, Basket*", Chromon Wagons, and MuKifcal InatrnmenU.

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Embroidered Back Street Gloves. Plymouth Drlvfttg, lftfed Artd BtflftidflV'ATsd'ltTl dlzet

White and ColoreftiMerin©, F»ncj .Striped, Spaalsh Brdirii, Caaton Ftennel, Seartot»Knit and Flannel Undershirts and Drawers, will be found tor

Jb« tlie mosf |ompPe in the^cityJ^Our White Shirts art^iuf own mate, ami we can guarantee tbetfl «6 be perfect fitting. We will sell them ?t

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The Nun Hi w»e kj tin c*rrier» to mhieclbor»i»M»Oi«3r Rant* at T*K CKNTi A VTJSEK. and matl at ISc a we*k «r 4Se« nvnth.

COMBS & ROGERS.

Are prepared UfUl *rd*r» irith prompt***

soft coal cob:

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borteback* and thty vtitt tym'tv prompt attention, late and early,

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GOAL OFFICE.

N. 8. Wheat Is prepared to furnish" all tes of coal ana wood—both soft and ard coal, as cheap as the cheapest, T« 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 the city, and receiT® the same attention as if left at the offioe. Thanking^ the public for past patronage, he guar^tb^'to1)e:ai^iif^in supplying them with the best of coal in the future.

OFFICE, MAIK KTRKCT, Opposite Terre Haute House.

COAL-COAL!:

.A:. EAT03ST Cor. Ninth and Jl#in eu., dealer in ... ALL KINDS OF

Soft and Hard Coa|

J^ISTTD COKE.

AU orders left at oJBca proau»Uy attepdel to, and delfrered to any 0art or thexlty. Sfm#'

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Block and Nut Coal

AT BOTTOM"-PRICES.

Office cor. Second and Ohio street*. 77mfl

National House Saloon.

None bat tbe finest liquor* kept on sale. Among McUrayerA Co and some eight-year old from the celebrated T. It. Rlppy Sb Co., mannfacturera from tbo Ocdar Brook District. Ky., all mode from hand-rondo soar mash. Their entire stock of wines, brandies, Ac., are of the finest grades 1b (&• market.

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made froor^Mf^mo^ choice pa^mt oC both Forego snd DotaesUc Goods. These

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