Daily News, Volume 2, Number 149, Franklin, Johnson County, 11 February 1881 — Page 1

advertisements less than 20 10 cents per line. )lay advertisements acoord|0 space and poeition,'

MBS & ROGERS

lepartd to fill order* with promptnso «*wi diepatch for ail grade* of

quantity, large or email. Bend prdcrt, in penum, by telephone, or on ck, and they mU receive prompt atlaU and early. No postponement tint of the vHalher.

COAL OFFICE.

Wheat is prepared to furnish all of coal arm woml—botli soft and oal, as cheap as the cheapest. To fiodate his friends and the trade lylie has a telephone placed In his that orders can be received or any part of the city, and receive attention a# if left at the ofllfe. ug the public for past patronage, a ran tees to be as'prompt in supply Atra with the beat of coal in the fu-

OFFICB, *Af!* *TREET, Opposite Terce Haute House.

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rdersleft at oflltw promptly attended t«. Silvered to any part of the city, •,

KUSSNEK,

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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

MORE ABOUT THE CHINESE TREATY.

Dispute iri Regard to Ai tivur's Natlvity. —Effect of the Late Rains.—Great ^Damage Reported.

More Minin

Railr ing Ai

oad Destractiveness.Accldent at Cleveland.

SED SP£(?ALS, |j

tc^is ^aid that

the political influence of General Mahone will be deer eased,by the sale of the AUpntic Missiwli^l ^d"(^^^Ban»-oad, which took plwje at Richmond io-day. and which be General bitterly opposed.

I OTX^, ^|l0.tf T/je uMrt|qn as to the nativity of vice President-elect, Arthur has caused considerable discussion. Is is claimed by aome that he is a Canadian. and shall this prove to be ti ae he is not eilglble to the office

iow,:ch

beea a'Ufd Vjr the ofiJhd .Ur*ted States. The proper committee w*'l investigate the matter, and if Alhur shou'd prove to not be ja native^at the il^^Le^ States, he catMot a#s'dme ihe duties of

office.

COKE.

Washihoton, Ffb 10—TheB!p:r bi" 'n the Senate, p^oiul'ng for a ternporf increase In the facHit'es for examination and adJtJdfca?'on x»f pens'bfa cla!ms: retains most of the provisions of the "s'rty surgeons" b'1' excluded on a point of or der. The b'M s'so provides that esan»:ner$ and surgeons for .con^.-easionp1 (f tricts sba1!si

d'fferent f**ts of the

districts to «uit theiconveniencai of ctp' mants and where, through sickness, disability, poverty or oihev good cause, 'he claimant or any witness is unable to attend, the esptplner and surgeon shall visit claimant, or claimants, at the expense of the United States. It is also provided, with a vkw to allotting, coiapea&alioalor seniccs q! claim agCjUta^that noUving In the'bl't sliall be c6lltrJ«d as der!a! of the right of a claimant to pay for assistance recehed in the prosecution of his claim! provided the payment ia wltVo limitations of ei'aUoffJlup. It ia fm^tcr provided that no peaslpo a'lowcd shr'I be withheld, except in case* where, in the judgment-of the Conamh^Ihner of Pensions in formation ia cbn Elusive that the pension was obta'ned through frauds. The right offtppeaJ is provided for^ and reasottablfe atlowatices If aa6de9Sfi,,. ''if %. Ks

WxsiuaraTox, Feb. 10.—At a meeting of the ways and means committer Mc Kinley r«iorted the following sntetltute forT©WGsend'«(Obk)b^l |n relation t». the duties on manufactures of iron, etc., which wa? adi^ied, $ to 4, ^d a favorable repoct ordcrctl: 'Be it WikCted, et^. That the para firaph of »ect#n $,&L revised statutes, wh»^» neatU as

Manufa^i{M^, |^|Mb «tid wares not otbet wi.«e pnsvided for, of hrasa, ir^n. lead, jwwter and Un. orotfcer metal, except gold. sMver, pVatina, copper, and atee^ or of whicA eiUier of the^c nieuls shalf W a' rUtef tal«e. 85 per centuia ad valomn/ he and she "Suae It hereby amended by addlag slwtto th« following proviiop *•, &

Provided. That In earn «bal! tin duty, on any manufactured article Ue less t^an the duty upo« tfce matefistl of diief v*lm bvm vrhteh it

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VOL. 2.—NO. 149 TERBE HAUTE, IND FRI0AV. FEB. U, raSl." ~k ::U .. 4

Aujentowh, Pa., Feb. 10.—On account of a misinterpretation of a telegraphic order received by the engineer of a freight train, a collision oceured between that train and a passenger, due here at 8:17 o'clock. Three persons were killed, six fat&ly injured and five were injured that will recover. The engineer had orders to enter the siding below the station, but missunderstood the telegram: A dense fog prevailed at the time, which was partially the cause of the seriousness of the fatal accident.

Nkw Orleans, Feb. 10.—The effect of late floods continues to get more destructive. i'he water is- still rising in the rear of the city. In many places In the Third district, it has crossed Claborne street. Skiffs and sailboats are coming into very general use in the overflowed districts. Cypress Grove cemetery and the Spanish Fort railroad are submerged.

in the canals is slowly receding

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V#»f S#T^f$bf 34)^&|)r Butterworth, of Ohio, has just returned from Mentor, and in answer to inquiiie3 as to wbeth6f ofr ftot CjbjWi^T wq\fl} Uave a representation in the Cabinet, he replied:

Senator ConkMng has esked for a certain Cabinet pi ace and been* re fused, but' has been told that he can have any other place he may choose td^ilecffiwoi'M it, insuc* an event, be Generp' Ga'field's fault New York is without a representation in the Cabinet?" Wa8hij*gto2*, Feb. 10.—The members of the CororcUtee pu Privileges andeleptio^ns are displeased with the slow proc ess m^ in tbe inve|f«.?aUon of the manner in wh?ch the Chinese treaties bccame public. Mr. Sao'shuri at the executive session of the Senate yesterday complained of the fa''ure of the Senators to push forward and free themselves from suspicion, but they tMttk* the watter their notice. nt

Cleyjslano^ 0.,'Fe6V 10.—Ow'ng ta fhe disobedience of a miner in the employ of P. C. Manner, & Co., an explosion occu*.ed, which caused the death of six mmfcrs, and the injury of several who were at wdrk in the mine. The scen6 wis heartrending after the explosion, and defies description. Sixteen men were in the mineat-the time of the hccident, but eight escaped with little 6r no injury. U'-Hi'iCff 4 ['T^iVa^'Tci). id.—The easterncportior ojf the JL D. it C. bridge,.across the,» W«bash rivet, was, this morning washed away*: The guard-locks of the cajia ftl&6 gave away and flooded the feastern por tidh of the city, in many places raising to.fhe ciMing of the first floor of dwellings.

Ifiwd fe, Feb. 10.—Some, portions of the county are covetcd' with water as far as-tbeeye catt: se. Country school are diemlfi»ed, ceftartn businessies suspending, and mills run by water ctosing do^n. Ce''ers gchenUy filled with water. ~T

M»trroN, Pebv 10.—The jron tirfcl^e just east of town, was cauied away this morning by high water. Jboss, $0,000. The Mississinnewa is higher than it has been for th'rty-fdur years, and gveal ®daii)ago has resulted to fences rilongihc hottorn^^

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C^umsra, Feb. 10 Tfeu l»ridg* over Cltfu river, &e Cdlomlms and Sand «t««k tnlnet«u springs lumpike was car. rSed away this moroing. loss about MO. The 1. H. I cannot do pocfe business on uewt of netiNwl^i.

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Noftifl Feb. .10.—A bridge on thelineofthe Jefferaonvi'Je R. R.. has beeh canied away at-Ci'othcri3v',|e and

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CoyiSG^a^ viFetKr iv.—'The west dad of 'tho bsidge acrossthe Wabash on the branch of the C. & E. I. R'« R., swept awdy Jasi ri^ht. 1

LJIUL-U_ gg==» TELEGRAPHIC BRETITIEb.1

Lohlssey I/t"e, comed ant aged 88, is

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A Gnlveslon News special says the seamer Vicksburg. is reported wrrcked off Sabine Pass, during the stoi ji Saturday. •'i. I

Tne snowfa'l at Wnnipeg, for the week ending last night, is altogether unprecedented, the amount being S3 D-lClloch-es.

ADe^l Beach, N. J. JJd'spatch says se* eral cases of small pox 8'e reported from the Ilallan colony of laborers at Elberon station.

The Idaho Legislatu'e adjourned last evening- Governor Ne" sent in a second anti -polygamy tnesssage to both Houses of the Legislature lost Saturday, which puts the Mormon members in a great rage.

Cincircati stove moulders to the number of 400 have been on .a strike demanding an increase of 15 per cent, of wa^rcs. The demand was acceded to yesterday and work will be resumed in a1! establishments to-day..,,^,. 4*0,

The Galveston AW# Dcnnbon special says the wholesale grocery house of Sahn «& Do,, the drv goods establishment of Louis Goldseli & Co and the Dennlson HeraM office burned Wednesday. Loss 148,000 insurance *34,003.

A Montreal special sayn: A box for wanied here as poultry over the Occidental railroad from St Phillips has been found by the police to contain a decomposed corpse. There is no clue as to who the fnwarder waa, or as to the identity of thecoipse.

The book committee of the Methodist Episcopal Ohurch had its anaual meeting in New York yesterday. Net asset* ot the book concerns, Kew York and Cincln nat and depositories at Chicago, St. Louis, Pittsburg, etc^f I 355,068 sales of books and periodical^, $1,576,161.

Mis. J- K. Kkholls committed aniclde at CarlW«» Mo,, Wednesday morning toy jumping into a well before tbc fati wen -.p. She waft a aisU^r of Miss Hogx, of B. miagtoa, lil., whocommitted suicukat Mr%,Jfkfcoir* house a©n»% tiiGo* a. She had mice before attempted to *_ hemeif. Her father «lao met his death •ithis .»wn hands,

A thochiag a deat occarmi at the i»at» ipstol at Lansang. Hi(k, to-day. RoK Cripp^nger, a m«*ser'£ef boy twdme yeart owl. was caretesriy aliding dam, l«itwitade of the oa Use iM#, wlwa blest his balance and f«" :the marble fioc* eighty feet benea*h, killing Mm ini&kAUjr, his ooek l^ibsok«a,

At MoieviSte, ittfceytHttia eoasiy. VftItiaia, a a^rocc«Ti^i(l of a WBing of Bewiffi r«aoft^nucd With by another »«rm, and eonjied, aff the whit kiUing l. a Artimracd ng two ot&a*. arrested, through, oUmct colotedf «o^«veatU. &£. •,

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STATE JTET7S V'f

OR WHAT 19 TAXING PLACE IN OUR 4I8TEB ,t cocNt5E9 ttw mMiMi •-r*' .. JMT^ 1 .... .r 'J

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Februa^^'7^1^^^^^'^ thisjeounty is oversowing wi^ exlciten^ent, caused by a yxuqg |uan named Htijiman wha.is a geutlemaitof untainted- character, and HEspectnblf f^a^Uy,, who became insantj, apq .suddenly iUiaapp^ared, being found afterward WAnaerfng ajjout, the woods ip an isai^ 9ppd^^ion.

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February id.-rywo,.P^eMTpre poicoaed by some ^nkfQwp party^ who plated paiis-greea or'arsenic in their tea ,:Qpe of thenkah^tfpuiid the bfea^in his din-ner-bucket covered with finely-powdered glass. A doctor was called in, and both of the men «|H probably recover. 'i.i} '.WflJ VMfi Mas»«• 0" "Ju -tun-

Febtaai"3|i10.--+Geoixe Rood, ^merchant of Van Bmren. thiSf County^ ihot Henry Huff, this ilornin^, in^tjie h^ck part of the head. ^hcf'^tHind Is icnfd'tA. The provocatiotjWas that ,Huff =was making too much ^se ii\ theBtreet ^ti^ front of Rood's ho^se. .n: ii i: .-r -.a —i vhzm «-tid«ai hit saiAMJ ,?ii»»o[

Feh^uaryil5.—In the pircuit.Court, tpday,. Judge ^Bonner, sustained tlie .motions to. quash: the-indictments against seven township assessors and ex-Sher'fT Smith, but helilAllthe parties under bond .to wait the farther action ^f 'another grand jury. The' .indictments' against Couniy SttpeVihtendeht James Ij Cab was bu^tainefl,' anQ'tftrial will be had pext Satiftv day. Heis^charged with illeffaHy iakiijg money frtnrr a teacher for attending Crmnty I^^Uute.

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Fcbtuai/9.—On Monday evening last Calvin Beck, an engineer on the ferry boat, faad^.gdiflicuity.'Jfeith his wife, in which oii^^)hi8,sop$ '$ YQupg man, interfered, kypckipg hia father down twice to .prOtcei. Jbiis mother from °. violence. The s6ii ttteh leftboiae, ntrd hfts nOt been back stiice. 'Tliis evening the father met the son .on Spring street, jbeing tlie Arst time bty"'.hid pcerr him F\nce ^Monday's trouble, ds'd Without a word drew his revolver an4 fired tb^be tim^ai» rajj^a ,st\c oeaftlpu The -^^p¥nitf man Capcd by'-Hight with the perfoHttio'n pf clothitiff. The would be Imurderer was artistetf and lodged in jail.' The affair created a great dear of excitemcht, as Beck is well' known, and' lias heretofore a ii

February 10.-^A few days a^o, one Jenr*e Casej*, of Indianapolis, 6ame to this city for the purpose of being inatried to ote Wm. Pillnrd, who had met the fair Jennie in Indianapolis, promised to marry her and gave her a wedding ring. Jennie came as above stated, found her William, but be went back on his promise, and thieatcned to annihilate Jennie. This so worked upon Jennie that she had a warrant issued for William's arrest, but did not have it served, carrying It off in her pocket Late yesterday afternoon Jennie orocured a dose of arseaic, and, pouring it into a glass of beer, and swollowed the same. Soon after she was taken with convulsions, and the police1 called iti. who conveved her to the county jail, where Dr. 8h?ll waited on her. This morning she is proneunced out of danger and 'i recover.

Vnlcanlied India-Rubber.

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Charles Goodyear began his experiments to discover the secret of controlling indiarubber. and the means of imparting to it durability rmder all temperatures and conditions, in the'winter of 1834-35. He was subjected to the privations of pinching poverty, and the discouragements of illhealtfc, and did not attain the success for which he so patiently labored, until accident led to it in tbe spring of 1839. Standing before a stove In a store at Wobora, Mass., he was explaining to some acquaintances the properties of a ph*e of salphurenred india-rubber which he held in his

They listened to him good natnrerident incredt when

edly, bat with suddenly he dropped the rubber on the stove, which was red-hot Mis former preparations would have melted instant in contact with such heat but, to his surmise, this piece underwent no such change. In amasement be examined it, and found that while it bad charred or shrivelled, like leather, it bid not softened at all. Tbe attached no Importance to this bat to him it was a revelation, He renewed his experiment® with ^thn«ii«w ntwl in a little while est&b* iished the fecta thai india-ruhber, when mixed with sulphur, and exposed to a wrtaln degree of hc»t for a, certain time, not melt or even soften at any dej^e* of beat: that it will only char at two hucorfird and eighty dqtrees} and that it witB not stiffen Jfipwn exposure to any degree of foid. jj, .... 1L1 "'J'•iri -i

"TCbn't waste your tima dipplngHt tbe btaadiea,^esatia woodman to Waaon^ "tart lay yaor ax the root of the tima And ti« young man weat otri and laMi htaax at the th^liMt of tiie treelilre a good and dutiful hoy. and then went ItafeiiHr. Truly there is nothing so beaut?fal i^si filial obo*. dkaoe.

Ns«r to get W«B. .•

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WuWed with %, comblasiioft tf

Diseased their thalK^' same time, ca poison* that hate" so renew" Itt&i

tormented ducy Wort

As all questions in dispute were settled by the adoption of this programme, the proceeding promises to be a very dull one. Nevertheless, it will be an event that wlH attract a cibwd to Capitol, fetich as is (seldom ^seeri beneath tlie. dome, and probably lon£ before the time appointed fevefyisfcat in the^galleriieS'wili b6 flnej.

The Ways and Means. Committee will report favorably to. the House a bill to (repeal the stamp tax on exports of tobapoo. also a bi11 to repeal the internal revenue tax on matches, proprietary medicines, perfumery,' ibank-TChecks, .Aud barik deposits. The aiti&ntimeht to the vinegar bill, whicltepcovides that Uie Government sball pay the expensW Of the InWrnal revenue store-keepets inquired b^' H16 bill to be placed in1 tlib vlhegsr factories, trad that th6 manufacturerS sh $li\, pay tlo the Governmant fifty cents upon each b^rrql of vjne^ar, manufactitrd. ^i!l^]so. be vejpqri^ci-favoraJbly to the House-) 1

The' Senate Committed'on Education and labor seem determined not to allow the passage at this Bbssion' of the" resolu,t*.on tf tarry in^o ieiffect i4ie. eight hour law. The subject was. discussed yesteiv day, and a majority of the committee voted to postpone its consideration indefinitely. Be it said to the credit of Senator Bruce that he entered his dissent to'^postponement. It will be'remembcrfrd that the House last session passed this resolution by an. almost vnan imous vote, and it would have passed the Senate had it not been for the objection urged by Senator Withers, of Virginia.

I was told this morning, and by one who should knbvf, that tlie opposition to Sta&Iey Mathews, a? nominee for a Judge ship on tht Supreme Bench, would not be great, whenever the Senate voted on the confirmation. The point upon which the most stress is laid, is his 'course in the Senate, on Thurman's Pacific Railroad bill. But though the Supreme Court .afterward sustained the bill, the Judges were not unanimous ia so doing, three of them declaring it,1 as Mathews had done, unconstitutional. So it would seem unfair to argue the unsoundness of Mathews ns a lawyer, and his consequent unfitness for the Bench, from his course on that bpi. It is uot to be supposed, says my infoimant, that Thurman or Edmunds would oppose confirmation, solely on the ground of a difference of opinion betwoeu the nominees and themselves, even if the nominee stood alone in his opinion. Yet their oppositiont-if indeed, they oppose confirmation, as reported—cannot otherwise be explained. It is believed the nom inatlon will be reported by the Judiciary Committee favorably, and voted on within a week, unless questions as to confirming certain New York nominations shall prevent action on all important cases be fore the committee.

I'he "Monroe Doctrine," so long an aV stractloh, and so little understock by pep pie generally, lias been most thoroughly inquired into during this session, and seems likely to have Congressional endorsement, and to be put in such form that not only our own people, but those of all civilised countries will know what it is. It ia a singular fact that we, are no more prepared nOw, so far as a Navy f# concerned, to enforce the doctrine, than we were when iri was enunciated by President Monroe. KifOX, 'Ms/

The small pox is increasing in Jerssy City. In one house on Green street are eyrht'cases, and in a house at the foot of Morn street are four cases. Both houses are situated in the most densely populated part of the city—IIUJ' I1.,I IUll»Mggi»fe .«* tsetM

A little thoughtful attention, bow happy it makes the old. They have outlived aaost of the friends of their early youth. How lonely their bouts Often their partoet» in life have long filled gifett graves often their children they have followed to the tomb. They stand solitary, beading Mi their staff, waiting till tbe same call shall reach them. How often mast they think of the absent lamented faces of the love which cherished them, and the teats of sympathy which fell with theirs »*w all gone. Should not the young 'ding around them, cheering their gioom with Btmgs and happy «nilea

who "When the o'cMhflake, Oh, ||h^

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PB.iCJB 5 C3EN±S

OUR JFASHLWTON LETTER.

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Special Correspondence to the Kaws. -r iWASHUfOTOS, Feb. 7, lOl^Th| ceremony of counting the .electoral vote takes place at noon to-daj. At that hour the Senate, proceeded by Captain Bas sett bearing the returns from the States, will march in solemn procession from that chamber to the House. Arriving there, the Senators will be seated, the Vice President will take the chair, the seals will be broken, and the vote, counted by tellers, and the .resuit announced according tc the programme adopted by the,two branches some days since.

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