Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 August 1887 — Page 3
All trains arrive and depart from Onion Depot, CUestrvi ryuli streets, except I. o,
B^Tralns marked hus (3) denote Sleeplp Oars attached il'y. Trains marked tliusO douoV" hotel (./ir•" attached. Trains inark Uitis (B) denotfi Buftet Cars att died. Trains marked thus (t) ruu dally.. AH otter trains HID daily, Sunday* excepted.
VAN ALIA LINE. T. H. & I. rrvrsiOH.
A from Kast-KH«r Mill tS) 10.00 ra I'aclls Kx Ha) 1.30 a Mail train 10.12 a ro
Fast .* t.«) 2.00 ta nanapoiis Ac 6.45 in
Leave for West J*.v: 10c Ex t(S) 1.42 a ra Mill fraln 10.18 a *\j*r Ex tn 2.18 pin st Mail +S) 1-J.oi Ar. from Wast-Day Kx t(H) 2.18 ro
Kast 1.42 a (.'in & rxuis7ille,fastl2.40 ra Kut Mail tS) 1.20 a
l/*ve for East-IXv KX (B 2 38 pm i"'ast l£x (I'&B) 1.51 a W:-til aud Ac 7.16 a
C.1:i& U»II, fast(P).. 12.56 ra K««t Mail HH) 1.30 a
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Ar. from North—Ma'ITraln 12.30 Axjmmodatlon... 8.00 Leavr for $ rth—^a'l Train 6.00 a
Ai^ommodatiou ... 3.45
KVAS8VILI.K & TEIiRE HA DTK. XAHHYILI.K IJJTK. A .from Koutli—Nish & CKs t(H & B) 4.60 a hr&Ind Ext(P)....12.:»
Oil & IndEx t(8). ..10.00 ra
J.eavc for Sjutli- Chi & E Kx tS 5.0J a .a Ev & Ind KxtfP).... 3.20 C'&N Ex tra&B].. 10.06
JCVAN3VILLK & INDIANAPOLIS. Ar. from Houth—Mail and Ex 8.56 A na Accommodation 9.10 a Leave for 8'th—Mall and Kx 8 00 a
Accommodation 3.2"
CHICAGO & EAXTKKN' ILLINOIS. DANVIJ.I.E i.rwE. Ar. Cfora North-^T. H. Aoco'n 10.03 a
C. H. & T. H. Ex... 3.15 & Nash Ex t[S]... 3.36 a N. SC Ex. ITS & B] 18.00
Leave for 8'th—T. & C. H. Kx. ..10.06 a V/atseka Ac 2.27 Nasli & C. Ex. trsi. 10.36 y. &C. Kx. t[S& B1 4.M a
HKIIK JIAUTK & PEORIA.
Ar. from N W—Mall& Acc'n 3.15 pa T. H. Ace'n Il.lo a in I^ave for N W—Mall & Acf'n 7.30am
Decatur Acc'n 4.00
BEE LINE ROUTE TWDIAWAPOLIS & ST LOUIS.
i'cpot, Comer Sixth and Tippecanoe Streets, ./.r.lrom Bast—Day Ex t[HT. 10.00 a Limited ns] 2.03 in
Mattoon Acc'n 8.13 N KtLKxtlSl..
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l.yve for West—Dt Express t[Sj..10.08 a Limited+[S] 2.06 Matto»." Acc'n 8.15
N & St Ex t[Sl.. 1.08 a
Ar. trom West—N Express t[S]...
12.20 a
Indianapolis Kx 7.18 a N Limited t[8]....1.28 ay Express tTffl... 3.46
I^eave for East—N Express tfSj. ..12.22 a Indianapolis Ex 7.20 a NY Limited tfS]... 1.30 trsT... 3.47
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Charlotte Unndow'a Testimony. NEW YORK, May
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Swift SpC-'IHc Conpany, Atlanta, Ga.: Uentlcmeik- Having been annoyed with pltnples,
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Hugo llusnkerl'H Testimony.
The Swift Siwltlc Company, Atlanta. Ga. Gentlemen For two years I hnil a severe ease Of eciemii. I
tar soaps, sulphur soa|w,and varloas
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Member of Thalia Theatre
New York, May 8, IS^T.
Ti*eatlsc on IUcHd and Skin Diseases mailed fm1 Tu* swm Si-Krim: Co.. Drawer 8, Atlanta, Oi
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THE RAILROADS.
The Story About Salary Redactions oi tie Tandali*. Locomotire 61 is oat of the shops at Danville.
Charles Appleby, of ihe 'Frisco line, was in the city yesterday. John BTOWD, formerly on the V*ndalia, has ffooe to Kokomo.
Mr. Bea McKeen, of the Vandalia, retnrned from Ljgsnsport last eight. Eagine 104. of the T. H. & L, hu been sent to tne shop for a general overhauling
Sam Diria is rannine Conductor Browning's train on the A £. I. during the absence of the latter.
Superintendent K-jilson left for India'taool is yesterday morning, accompanied by N. K. Elliott.
John Turner, who was ia the I. A 8t. service in this city for three years, has bsen appointed city car-tracer oi the I., dt C. at Indianapolis.
E. Dirlow, assistant superintendent of tho Vandalia with headquarters at St. Louis, was in the city yesterday.
Charles W. Finch, superintendent of brirlg** and buildings on the T. H. A division of the Vandalia, was in the city yesterday.
L. Heimer, of the T. H. & P., stated yesterday that freight basinets in that line is very g«od at ptesent, as a large amount of grain is mOTing.
The C. & D. has secured firs new Moguls, nineteen by twenty-foar inch cylinder each. These make fifteen new locomotives built for the company within he past two months.
Edward Calbeit, of the Van michine shop, is off duty on account of sickness, and John Smith, of thesame department)t, has returned to work after a short absence on account of sickness.
Oeorga Penn, formerly conductor on the C. & I. and Vandalia, now conductor on the A. St N. W. railway with headquarters at Austin, Texas, returned home for a short visit in this city.
The E. & T. H-Vincennes Starch Works came up in the court at Washington the first of the week. This is the third trial of the case Mr. J. G. Williams, owing to other dutief, retired from the defense, giving way to exSenator Harrison.
Indianapolis News: "The increase in the volume of business transacted by the (J., H. & D. system may be indicated by the amount of new ruling stock placed on its tracks within a few weeks. This consists of ten entirely new engines and between 5,000 and t,000 cats of all kinds.
The freight business on the Vandalia is very heavy comparatively at present. Daring the summer months there is usually a falling eff and the number of clerks in the freigh office reduced, but a fieight man btated yesterday that at pres ent the entire winter force is on duty, and thev are having all the work that can be handled.
As the men in the Vandalia erecting department were lifting engine 175 ofl her wheels, a rail which served as a bar broke, and tbe whole locomotive dropped distance of six inches. Had tbe engine been much higher, there would probably have been several men under it, and the result very bad, but as it was no one was irjured and the engine was not
It is not generally undei stood what a general overhauling of an engine is. Every few years it is necessary to repair an engine, and it is sent to the shops. The engine is taken off the wheels, stripped, the boiler sent to the boiler department for cleaning and overhauling, the fire box repaired, the drivers planed down and if necessary new tires put on, the frame taken apart and new pieces put in when needed, then put together again, the boiler put on, covered and finally painted. That is a general overhsuling.
Indianapolis News: "The Niagara excursion, which left ttie Union depot at 11 o'clock to-day over the C.,.H. & D. road, proved to be a large affair. There weie six reclining chair and sleeping eats which were entirely filled, so that persons buying tickets to dav could not secure ssa's in them, ana besides these were four ordinary coaches literally orowded. No stop is to be made after leaving this city until Hamilton is r«ached. An improvised dining car is on tue train, which may be used as a boarding place while the excursionists remain at the falls."
The Indianapolis Journal recently stated that Supt. Neils on, of the C., H. & D. and Vandalia. had requested the heads of all departments to look about and see where there is a chance to further economize in tbe operations of the road, either by leducing the number of men or their wages. Supt. Neilson was in the city yesterday and said that as yet there had been no consultation in regard to lowering wages. He said that it was the object to reduce expenses as much as possible, but he bad not done anything in regard to lowering salaries, or said anything of the kind reportt.d in the Journal.
The Cayugs, Vermillion county. Jour nal has seen the report that the Illinois Central is tiving to jet into the Indiana coal fields and says: "They have already got the right of way from Paxton to Danville. It will ba remembered by our tit'zens that a survey was made a few years ago for a railroad to run from this place to ville by the way Coil Branch. There is no doubt the Illinois Central folks have their eyes on that road. 11' the road IB built at all, and at present there seems to be no doubt abcut it, it will be built through this place if any effort at all is ade by our people."
Knd of tbe War at Taicolv
TUSCOLA, 111., August 3.—The officials of the Indianapolis, Decatur & Spring-
CHICAGO, August 1.—[Editor of the Tribnoe.]—Referring to the dispatch in The Tribune of this date in regard to an alleged fieht between tbe I & S. road and the Chicago & Eutern Illinois at Tuscola, allow.tne to say that the statement has no foundation in fact, rs no difficulty has existed, nor is there any likelihood of any arising. Yours truly,
O 8 LYKOKD, General Managev.
The Color Blind Law.
HUNTSVILLK, Ala., Angus: 3 —tr. W. H. Saunders, a physician appointed to make examinations of locomotive en-
Sineera
and other railroad employee, ua er the new state law which went into effect yesterday abandoned his work at Stevenson yesterday, and lias run &way to Biimingbam. He was arrested on a writ of mandamus, which rt quires bun to complete his tests as to cjior blindness. His reason for abandoning the wori is said to be trouble with railroad men who dislike the new law, many of them refusing to be examined. Over 20,000 are affected by the law and it is es imated that over 8 000 will be forced to give up their positions.
STATE NEWS.
Tbe commissioners for the construction cf the new insane hospitals informed an Evansville delegate that there woald probably be money enough for both buildings, but if there was not Logansport is to have the prefereuce.
The grand commandery of the colored Knights Templars of the jurisdiction of Ohio, which includes Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky, will meet at Indianapolis next Tuesday. In the evening a concert will be given at tbe Grand opera house, at which Mme. Selika, a famous colored vocalist, will sing.
The dead body of Oliver H. Morgan was found in the yard of the residence of fhis father, Hon. O. P. Morgan, of Fort Wayne, with three bullet holes in the region of his heart. Insomnia and mental depression con* tributed to his suicide. Youag Morgan was dressed in his night clothes. His revolver lay by his side.
Nine eketbooks were found by a couple of boys in one of the horse stalls at the fair grounds at Liwrenceburg, where they had been thrown by pickpockets after abs:racting all the money. Five of the pocketbooks have been claimed by the owners, who find papers and notes undisturbed, but the hard cash all missing.
Detective Cunningham, of Cincinnati, personated an expressman, and delivered trunk for Fred Webber at Fleming's mill, five miles from Fort Wavn*. When Webber came out to get his baggage, the detective clapped the handcuff* on him and arrested him as Fred Steig, who escaped from the Cincinnati jail four weeks ago. He had been sentenced to a long term cf imprisonment for the brutal murder of his brother-in-law, for which erime his (Steig'd) brother is serving a life sentence at Columbus.
Neighborhood Mews Votes. Charles A. Cripps ex-city clerk of Vincennes is dead.
The Edgar county Teachers' Inititute opened in Paris last Monday and is now in progress witk an enrollment of 1-50 teachers. The institute is under the supervision of County Superintendent James A. Kerrickt, assisted by PrQ.ftsior Browniag, of Champaign, 111 and'Professor? Harvey and Dunlas, of that city. The institute will continue two weeks
Captain Currie, of the Salvation army at Crawfordsville and Lifayette, is in jail at the latter place charged with assault and battery on Miss Kate Benson, of the former place, by putting his arms around her waist, The captain is a married man, but has been writing gushing love letters to Mis9 Benson, who is a recent convert in the army.
The'colored camp nueeting at Eugene closed Sunday- A preacher and boarding house keeper drew pisto in a quarrel over payment, for a meal Mo day morning. The Newport Hoosier State s^vs. "The attendance on last on Sunday was not half as large as on the previous Sunday. Only 1,300 tickets were sold at the gate. The total receipts duting the camp meeting foot up something near $800 Tne amount of loose change thrown into the coffers of Cayuga and Eugene business men will amount to fully $3,000. Newport might have had this money if there had been any life or energy in our oitirens. The managers of the meeting first visited this place, but were told they could not have the fair grounds."
Puny Babies
can be made strong by giving them a food identietl in eSect with mothers milk. Such is Lsciated Food. It is easily digested, and assimilated, and prevents or curee all bowel disorders.
FOR DYSPEPSIA ate liver com plaint. We have a printpd guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh's Vitaliser. It never fails to cure. Geo. Reiss, druggist.
Caution.
Imitations have been foisted upon tbe market so closely resembling Ailcock's Porous Plasters in general appearance as to be well calculated to deceive. It is, however, in general appearance only that they compare with Ailcock's, for thev are worse than worthies?, inasmuch
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THE EXPRESS, TEltttE HAUTE. THU1MDAY, AUOUST 4, 1887.
as tiwy contain deletaiona ingredients which are apt to cscse acrions iojaiy. Remember that Allcock's are the only genuine porous (lasters—tbe best external remedy ever known and when pur-
field and the Chicago A Eastern Illinois railroads held a conference here to-day and adjusted their differences in rtgird to tbe Utters pMsage through this ctt.. Tae Chicago & Eastern Illinois will use its rival's lice tort ugh Central avenue until further arrangements csn msde. chasing plasters do not noly ask for but The Indianapolis, locator & Springfield sse that yoa gel Ailcock's Porcus Pla»bas torn away its numerous obi true lions ^erg and withdrawn its large force of men.
Bnckl«B'a Arnica gtlv*.
THX BHBT SALVE in the world for cuts, braises, sores, ulcers, salt rheov, fever ref, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to gwa perfect satisfaction, or money refunded, .price, 25 o-nts pei box. F^r sale hy Cook, Bell A Lowry.
Greatly Excited.
Not a few of the citizensof Terre Haute, have recently become greatly excited over the astounding fjcta, that several of their friends who had been pronounced by their physicians as incurable and beyond all hope—suffering with that dreaded monster consumption —have been completely cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, the only remedr that doe* positively cute all throat and lung diseases, coughs, co!ds, asthma and bronchitis. Trial bottles free at Cook, Bail A Lowry's drug store large bottles $1.
Wonderfnl Core*.
Cook, Bell & Lowry, wholesale and retail druggists of Terre Haute, Ind., say. We have been selling Dr. King's xiew Disoovery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen'Arnica Salve for four years. Have neves handled remedies that sell as well, oi ivesnch universal satisfaction. There ave keen some wonderful cures effected by then med?"ines ia this cit». fWeral cises tt pronounced consumption hsva been entirely cured by use cf a few bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery, taken ia connection with Electric Bitten. We guarantee them always. Bell A Lowry.
Sold by Cook,
Opinion of a Leading Editor. Almost sll the diseases that afflict us from infancy to old age have their origin in a disordered liver. A really good fiver medicine is the most important in t*e whole range of pharmacy. We believe Simmons Liver Regulator to be'the best among them all. We pin our faith upon the R'sulator, and if we could persuade every reader who is in ill health to buy it, we would willingly vouch for the benefit each would receive —Ed. Cincinnati Gazette.
Children Teething.
The mother finds a faithful friend iu MRS. WIN8LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. Price 25 cents a bottle.
James M. Dishon. and no other, Goes forth In baste With bills and paste, And proclaims to all creation That men are wise who advertise, In tbe present generation.
Printers' avenne, Terre Haute, Ind.
THE MARKETS
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August 8.—Coin weak and lower. Wheat—Dull and lower. Oats— Fairly active and unsettled. Provisions— Moderately acti»e and unsettled. Ca«h quotations: No. !i eprine wheat, 68K@68%n No. 8 spring wheat, nominal No. 2 red, 71%c. No. 2 corn, 40c No. 2 oat.', 2i%. No. 2 rye, 48%@*4c. No. 2 barley, nominal. No. 1 fl seed, $1 08. Prime limothr seed, (2 2 25. Mees pork, Sl5 00. Lar l—#6 60S 16 6(52%. Short ribs sides (loose), $7 95, dry salted ihonlers, 15 80t%5 90 short clear sides (boxed), t8 40@8 45. Whisky—Distillers' finished go da per II 10. Batter—Firm, and Chicago
Mgallon,
HJ impoit from the
East at present prices cieamery, 20@26%c dairy, 13@21c. Eg^s—Doll freeh candled, 10*@llXc.
NBW TORS.
NEW YORK, August 8. Floor—Buyers favor. Wheat—Declined closing heav vat near bottom, export business moderate No. 2 Chicago, 78^@79c No. 2 red, 79^'c: elevator, 80J^fl8HJic delivered, 79J£c f. o. b. Corn—Declinep about j£c, oloeii:g weak No. 2 47^c f. o. b., 48%a'8Ko deliver)d. Oats—^c lower ixed, 84o 86c white, 87Q41c. Coffee—Fair Kio, nominal at 19o. Sagar—Qniet and nnchanged refiued, 5% mould, l-16s off A, 5%c powdered, 6»6% cubes, 594a6c. Molasses— Steady. Bice—Steady. Tallow—Qniet unchanged. Eggs—Firm and in fair reqnest 12al5o. Pork—Steady and in moderate request. Lard—More ao i?e, generally tteady, $6 90st6 91K- Butter—Fiim demand fair, 12a24c cieamery, 18a24o. Cheese—Firm and quiet.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINN VTI, O., August 8.—FlourFirmer family, (8 l'0@8 25 fancy, $8 50@ 8 70. Wheat—Firmer No. 2 red, 72c. torn —Aotive, strong and higher No. 2 mixed, 43848*0. Oats—Stronger No. 2, mixed 27^c. Bye—Steady No. 2, 47c. Pork— Steady and uneha ged ll5 00. Lard—Steady and unchanged 16 87%. Bulk meats- St-ady and unchanged short ribs, 18 12*. Baoon —Steady and nnchanged short rib, (9 25 sboit clear. $9 50. Whisky—Active ajd firm salsa of 1.221 barrels of fi ishe go-.ds on the basis of 11 05 Butter Strong fancy creamery, 25o extra 23 .24c ohoice dairy 15al6c. Hi'gs—Firm common and lielit #4 80@5 85 peeking and butchers' t500@5 40 receipt*, 1,800 head shipments, 1,800. Eggs—Iu bad condition and dnll9c. Cheese—Strong small fuli cream, 10@llc.
DRY GOODS.
NEW Y3BK, Angut 8.—Th* request was better than new business completed as the nominal atock of cotton good* limits later to light quotations, but the movement is as full as evtr. In all classes of wool goods there was moie inquiry and basinets reported. Hpring clothing woolens are doing better in tin wsj of orders.
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Trotting and Pacing Horse Breeders' Ass'n
WILL HOLD THEIR
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AT TERRE HAUTE, AUGUST 2d, 3d and 4th, 1887.
Lovers of fine racing should not fail to be on hand. This promises to be the best meeting ever held in the State, and you cann afford to miss seeing it.SNO LiLYINO BA0E the fastest horse wins, for breeders tro^for the record and reputation.
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