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

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THURSDAY,

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Who is yoer cosine Pray. toll me

years' imprisonment

twice st the October election.

Notwithshakdijio the cold weather the Oklahoma settlers remain in camp on the border. They propose to fight it out on that line if it takes ail winter.

AcoomotJia to the Commissioner of Pensions an additional appropriation of $18,8000,000 will be required for the payment of pensions during the current fiscal year. The bill passed by the House of Representatives last week appropriated $50,000,000.

Mrs. Jesse Grant has left a most agreeable impression in Washington. She is slender, willowy blonde, young and pretty, with high, clear-cut features, a pleasing voice, and winning manners.—

ninnati Enquirer,

Qfconoit McGick fought with the brave One Hundred and Forty-fifth at An tie tarn, Gettysburg, and on a dozen other battle-fields. At North Anna a rebel Minie ball bored a hole in his right leg. just Jbelow McGee had to take a crotch for a companion and he has used it ever since, but now he may toss the crutch a#ide. On Monday, afterstaying with him sixteen years the ball worked Its way out. It weighed oqp ounce and a quarter.

Tint editor of the Marlborough (Mass.) yViaw raf Msrk Twain find *aa much impressed by him. Say* the editor: "Be]4w bis nedktta Mr. Twain Is as personal and presentable a man as any. The terror Is all about his head. And such a head! A little way eff be has tbtappe*r anoe of having on the shake of Mfengarian grenadier, snd reminds one of a thistle in bloom. Detached from the rest of him, what a window washer his head would maker

A wwt** Inthe Richmond (V*) Di* jMtoA says that, daring the session of the Underwood convention in that city, an effort was made to expel a reporter It was unsuccessful, and tfap reporter to his paper, recounting the "'dastardly at

-nhuaaaefortto Motile the press was thwarted." Thf qosapoaitor had eo»t. thing to do with the letter, and when it appeared the next morning the line qsot ed reed, "And thus another attempt to mussta the pup was thwarted. Tfte r»porter Is now dead and the eompoeltor tftottaifey laj«ra.

m* spxaxs-WBATMH f, Sparks, of the Sperke-Weaver scandal affair, la a native of this State end nip-* tative tn Oongvees from the State of

candidate far preaidenu the State of Iowa.

The New York Bent*T# cablegnun of the 90th

It. p. 8SAUCBAMP, JMItot and Proprietor. riUktfkmO«M.«mtt rt(UnM^atoMU court of Inquiry l**t iqamtr, which Tir jt: ."'.'.7 -_,ir,'" taelly puts litem on the defensive, as AM«i*»tfi» ft* Ba.t«,ia«^ asMeoed-ciaseaMttar.

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DECEMBER 28, 1880.

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thunders forts.

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tb*l JOUX*

On*

HK8 *AX.

't net nnatt Commercial.

person was kiil**l sod fifty injured

is a railroad collision near Leeds, Xngknd, day before yesterday.

Jocxra

Lattos, a promiaent Democrat p^gj^

of Booth Bend, Ind., ha* bc*s sentenced them. Then they pushed against to two years imprisonment for rotlng ,Kj.

Gin

Mrs, Jesse Grant may do well enough, bat Jesse—O good Lord deliver us, his

verdancy

is most excruciating.

Ok* of the heaviest snowstorms experienced in many years has been raging in New York, New Jersey, and the north em part of Virginia Railroads are block aded, locomotives buried, snd great trees Ifro^eo down by the weight of the snow. &ighty feet of the great ocean plar at Long Branch have been washed away.

SmxATOR Bftcx introduced in the Senate yesterdays bill to authorize the issue of legal-tender notes on deposit# of gold. It stipulate* that the new notes shall have all the legal legalities of the greenback, and shall be of similar appearance, except that the words "Issued on deposit of gold" shall be printed 00 them. The £old is to be kept as a fund fqr the w* dtunptfon of legal teadera and use* for no other purpose,

T**hk is much more interest felt in Gov. Sprague's answer to the bill filed against bfm thanin the bill itself. It is just to governor Sprp^tte to say that his reputation at Washington, has not been such as might be inferred from the numerous and specific charges which Mrs. Sprague brings. The interest felt in the answer he will make arises from a conviction that he will make Senator Conkling a prominent figure, and give formal ahape to a mass of Washington gossip.

MS paper, recounuBf uw "'™v• tempt," and cioeieg with the remark that °^wai^ifi il

reeentative tn Oongres* from the State of t*entv»flve ctsl three time# eight of Illinois. Wew is the lie a*et*c* ju.4. .^u^a AiaJ

and represents

TMLMPUONM8 W Smid

last, states that the English

MOM hn«e given judgment egnia* the Tele|hone Company, Justice Steven hold

MAM.

It Ipsaid that Oeoerals 0rant tnd Shto idan feeijRther cool at Genera] German, onaroouht of hhl calling the Warren

BQtiTQJf SCARED AT BRRXU£^, HARDT.

It la not often that an actHis cresUs such a scene as was witnessed in Boston last week. Sara Bernhardt, accompanied by Mr. Jarreti drove to a jeweler's Morn on Washington «treet,r instantly tjbe store was crowded with j&ople. The •throng had followed the coach. They pushed in till the doors were locked

to tba d00fg were

minAn„.

the windows, climbed op to look into them* snd the street was as the scene of a mass meeting. The embarrassed jewelers for a few momenta knew not what was to become of their treasures. Fortunately the actreas mjula prompt selections, and moved off with her equipage, only to carry the crowd with her.

OCE iriSHBiHTOX LETTEB. Special Corn»*pottdeDc« to lbe ISTr*». WjUUux0tox. Dec. 22, 1880.

A fiery gentleman like Mr. Beck some times has his wsiy for a day or two in the Senate, but very soon the customary dig hity and heayiness of the body assert themselves. An elephant oould dance on a tight rope with as much grace as the Senate could transact in any but tbe deliberate and orderly manner customary with It One day last week Mr. Beck clamored vociferously against a holiday recess, and when the House resolution came over proposing an adjournment for two weeks he denounced it loudly. Some of the Senators, perhaps awakened by the noise, voted against the resolution. But a day or two of consideration, and a rec ollection that there has almost always been a two weeks recess, will change all that. I expect the vote of last week will be reversed and that Congress will stftnd adjourned frum the 22nd of December to the 5th of January.

Among Department clerks here there Is a growing feeling of uncertainty about the security of their positions. I am at a loss to know what has produced so grest a change from confidence of a month af?. Fqr twenty years nearly all the c^iattgps fimong these subordinate officials have accrued through death or resignation, It ms^ be .that the ^ppUcetipn of competitive teats to those already in office, as well as those applying, is expected to be a part Crf President Garfield's system of civil service reform^ That would seem to be eminently proper if Congress is to be asked for legislation making such position permanent.

The course of President Hayes in send* ing a commission to the Poncas to sscertain the facts in regard to their recent re moval and their wishes as to tbe future, is much commended. It was certainly unfair to the Indians to act -upon the reports sent here, by subordinates of Secre tary Sebum as to their willingness to remain where they new are, and it was unfalr to the Secretary to act officially upon stories of a contrary character, however strongly supported. The President has acted judiciously in seeking the truth from an entirely new source. His act, however, must be oonsldwed in eonie respects reflection upon the official conduct of Secretary Schurx.

General Beale, the friend with whom E* President Owl Stopped when here lately. It authority foe the allotment that the Utter "WHtemplet** no connection with any business enterprise whatever, except thff Nicaragua Canal.

Secretary SWbhnan's friends siy tfut Fostor w)t$td«awal from the Senatorial. contest, white hot necessary to the sue cess of their candidate, will remove every vestige of doubt that may hsve remained In *ny $0 nan's mifT J'J

Interview A With thcie Senators whnse, influence will govern in the matter, have no doubt whatever that Judge Woods will be coaftrmed as Aaaoclate Justice of the Supreme Court.

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The other day, soon after a Congrem •trees wMEna had decided to htuldahig

crying In the liWerm®:

—thieo inarte for l»r»i4jr-8^ center like tatonf aev n,iei

oounta," sfud the

a diah, and to five mlnutee ehe three quarts of beniee and the had l»t sttwr mmim .A ^Time peaeedon. Sbeeat a rockanr •hair lookinf over the loedow frntt all of a swMfn ilie tamed fiJfc enn breathing hard. It wae not a eajw of or ^pinel menleptia, nor btdmmtm wtinkW wad*mb**«*

Her

Itevenhold

ing that the Ttkphoow are l^riegtmph* triT3isfe» in bftf snhottrP within the meaning of the T»l«graph act It stated thet the case will he Appeal ed. This is important ion. and may. l» time, me

cettr pit qusit Wititfiw#

samA"

They

requires than to justify their action in relieving Warren of his command in the field*

V'^.1

may relieve, hut they ean't tm*

that lame back, for the kidneys ire tbt trouble end you want a remedy to act

rectly on their secretions, to purify «M restore their healthy condition. Kidney Wort has that sp^iiflc action—and at the same time it regulates the bowels perfectly. Don't wall to get sick, but «et a package to day and cure yourself. Liquid

and

dry sold bv sll Druggist*.— German tw»

TtUgrapA.

Christmas

PA-PA. SISTKH,

lod^

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MA-MA BROTHER.

SOMETHING USEFUL

AND APPROPRIATE.

One of those Little Suite, 4 to 8 years old. Ovei coats, too nice, same ages, $2 50 to %«.

Boys and youths Ulsteretss, 12,18, 14. 15, 16, 17, 18 years old, at greatly reduced prices. Styles new and pretty.

Men's Business and Dress Suits, plenty. Prince Albert snd Cutaway Frocks, nice and cheap.

Knit Jackets, styles snd prices to suit you size*, 88 to 44. White Shirts. $2 quality, down to 1 50.

Extra fine Gloves. ITsndkcrchiefs. SUBspenders, and Neck-ties. Fine Percale Shirts, Underwarr., &c., too numerous to mention, but valuable and u»eful.

Remember "One Dollar well spent is worth Five Dollars in useless articles. Consult your interest and give us a call, and we will try and make it to yoqr interests to call again.

MILLER & COX,

528 Main Street, north side,

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Sale

OWEN, PIXLEY, & GO'S

Will Continue Until the Lines

'-DOWN

i- jL tj it

l,all

In Men's, Youths,* Boys' and Children's Departments,.

OWEN, PIXLEY, & Co.,

Wholesale Manufacturers, &06

and

510

Main St.

NICE FRESH BREAD

AND CRACKERS.

For good fresh bread, cakes, and city batter, crackers, made fresh every day, call at the northwest comer of Fourth and Eagle streets.

76yl THOS.

A. WITTIG

HAS REMOVED

654 MAIN STREET, (McKmb's

n. -j ...•••

Haw Block)

^fheie he sells

MODS, Toys and Hosiery

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forner Third uxd Hoffatt Sts. DF.ALKR IN

AXiL KI3S.D8 OF

FAMILY 0BOCERIES

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SPE(P|i. ANNOUNCEMENT

TO THE PUBLIC.

Having last returned from the Eastrra markeu. wUcre I have parchssed ooe *f the most conx. plete svotiks ef

FALL'M WINTER

CLOTHING

everplaced on the shelve# of a Terre Hau»t clothier. I most respectfully invite the attesuon of the buying public to s|

late parefcases, as

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action efmm

la mj Mercfcaat Tatto^'^|ertii«it I am better aaaliled tkaa ever te meet tbe demands ef Um pebus ta every particalar.

•fILIP SCHI&esf

WH. DREUSICKB,

CARP1FM AND BUILDKE.

inifnl llflil§CInVi9) 0»e. mm s— isms

WKM T) N. UNA

DYSPEPSIA.

Are sold. Sweeping Reduction made in

lines ol

UJstere and vercoate,

Will laat time*

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BIG FEATURE.

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AT iu PIMM

(OFT, WILLIAMS & CO,

MANUFACTURERS OF

SASHES, DOORS, BLINDS,

AND DEALERS IN

Lumber, Lath, Sbingles, Glass, Paints, Oils and Bwn Hardware.

CORNER OF NINTH AND MULBERRY STREETS. TERRE HAUTK,

J". Q-. A N" A I, A-TLA-TISTIO

MACHINE SHOP AND

IkmSn pal thtfriM

TJFZ'ISF

Omli

SRum,St., Locia.

By ALFRED AVERY 4 CO.

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Address,

tow prices are a

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213 OHIO STREET.

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA

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Portable mid Stationary Engines Flour, 8aw Milj MINING MACHINERY, HANGERS, PULLEYS, SHAFTING. UPRIGHT AND HORIZONTAL STEAM|EN( 002 N Sixth Street, Terre Haute. Indiana.

AS 0(|«bw4MlrtA ni). MAHCHAU it SMITH OflCAN CO..

TWO UUURIMT A0VAIITAGt| FIRST.—It fo»a not Injur* tne corn, and is tfcereferel to he or I HKCOND.—The ttp end and bnit end of tbe ceni sholled Into one ve**«l» s«.l lbe body

0f b«

whteh Is an ItqsrnenneconvcnV'We. as many Utmtra pB

for any «l»U»r pnrpoM.r -s

OMf 9n Any Farm,

Oar PRKIOUMCOBH SHRIXBR

1 Cos* SnLUtaofthe day- When one* Int^y^ i»eotl| tn)«• tobe the B«it HandOwnSntls I WANTID IMW Cw*tjJ

a t*-For Sale 1V ail nm-cis*" ueoMrySteret sad Dtal«rs la

imenan as^

Year. Politics ara

ent,trol/ igpood. %»«ral nejrs, ralnable infor-

from ansecUoaaof toeeauntrp. Ubefal inrensleiAa an) liberal oommtMlons wlu be fives to slab* nueers. 8isn.il **ae.

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