Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 33, Number 27, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1887 — Page 8

TSE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 3. 1887.

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IjORFRIGES 3 SPECIAL. fflAYORlJ 1 as HOST FERTECT MADEJ Tied br the United State Government and Endorsed by the beads of the Great Universities and Pnblic Food Analysts as The Strongest, I'ureptand moet Healthf ul. Dr. Irice"a is tu only Baking Powder that does not costain Ammonia, Lime or a Inn. Dr. Price's Extract?, Vtnilla, Lemon, etcvor CöLciously. PRICE CAKING POWDERCO. . 1 i THE superiority or CoraEne over torn or whalebone has now been demonstrated by over six years experience. It la mora durable, more pliable, more comfortable, and NEVER BREAKS. The immense sale of tfcese Corset3 13 cow over 70GO daily. Beware of worthless Imitations boned Ultb. various kinds of cord. None are genuine unle33 Df. Warner's Coraline"l3 printed on Inside of tie eteel cover. t ; XCS EALE ET ALL LEU3IK3 KTECHASTS. TtfiMR 257 & 259 8t&teStneti CHICACO, ILL. S öfoovÄ a svete, "to coine. as Suxrvtrier v,,, Vs "D Qx0 e.x ous & cf ten JJfäYojPäEPJiRED for tft COM In 2$ y g your toWv ätz CTy n ciy s av4. life. .Tor1 1 1 1 VC Aft C OMEwt&twt has rbYtiKb ALWAYS Cur3L CHOLTRÄ.CHOiraMORBU? ijflRRHOEA, Dysentery WttfiCVcunttA i it Willi fiirffcct safety "This m e d cine i s SALE OF STATE LANDS, ' STATE OF INDIANA.-) CfFICE 0? AUDITOR OF STATE. V LAND DEPARTMENT) Notice is hereby Riven that In conformity with tte Provision of au act Ol the General Am eably rt the State ol inakna. approved Marca 7, 1;M, entitled "An Act author zing tne sale and convejance of certain lands tfclong'nz to the State ol Indiana dispotingol the proceeds tfcere ef. and providing for the recovery of the portion of any lanes of the State unlawfully occupied, and fcr tte rent of any of the lauds of tne State no til sold." I will offer for sale to the hfehtst bidder, at the office ofnhe Auditor cf etat la tbecity of Indianapolis, at from 9 a. m. to 4 p. Q. on a.turdv, Augnst 27 lb, 1887, the JoUowiDg tracta ol land sUaated In eteubfn connty. telorglDg to toe 8ute of IaJ Jana, and authorized to be M!d by aaid act: ' Elghtyacrea cfl the weat sie of the routhwest trtVtiotial quarter of section 31, tovnh!p 37 EcrtD, range 13 east. Appraisement tt: also the southwest fjnarter of the northeast quarter, section 31, township 37 north, range It tst- AppraisemeDt, 150. -'T Paid Una m mort?aed to the State of Indiana to secure the payment of a loan from the College Fund, and were forfeited for the son-payment of interest due it Paid land will be sold to tie höhest blddet i"v cub. Ko bid for aale lesa than the appraised. Taloe therefore win te received, BKUCSCAKR. t Auditor of State. TniauapoTis. Ind.. ing. 2. 1HM7. Death of tne Depnty Tresvsnrer of Koscl- , osko Connty. Waksa-w, July 27, Special. WUl F. Tower, Deputy Treaayrer of thia (KosciTjtxl) county for orer fifteen yearn, raled at hla home In tbit place at 9 o clonic' yesterday morning of Eribta dtessf. lie was never married, and the lolfl aapporfof a Widowed mother. He wu widely known and unlTersally respected for his upright honorable life and-cental kin dir manner. mL- " J Professor Stewart report the feedinzof 1.04 cowa on an acre of corn La tbe milk;. 2nd it gars them fall feed for four days, ual to 416 dajf for one cow.

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Fall Details cf the Rscsnt Trigsly it EItf:!, Maüssh County. 1 Destmctive Coif igrt.tion Yesterday, it jj fort W.JE8. Ac Eilimtla Toarg Tinner D:oweJ ia tha River Keir Greanwoo, A BrataJ Aisanlt A Criminal Oatrg ravl Deaths Tbe Intense Qeac Uestrojlns VcRettalon Other Special. Foil rartlcoUrs ef the Elwood Trage ly. AirBtitfo.v, Jaly 31. Elwood, in tbe northwest part of this ouaty, is greatly excited over tbe killing of baytaa VVarfield by Ellis Overshiner. The facts of the fhootme are as f dlows: Last evening Ei. Warfiel'd and Dayton Warfield, brothers, weje in Klwood with a load of wheat. They got the wheat unloaded about 10 o'clock and before starting for their home, eoire five miles distant, concluded to go to anstacrntand get a lunch. They went to the tilling bouse of Mr. Beach and had called out eome crackers, bologna, etc. In the rocm with tbem were Ellis Overshiner, Cbarlit Dehoritz and "Nibs" Bramer. Tbere being no water there, EJ. Warbeld took a bucket and went oat after a backet cf water. When he returned he found scene one had taken his bologna oS" his piate. His brother Dayton informed him that Overshiner had taken it. A few words paesed between tbe rarties and proprietor, and after awhile tte toys were ordered out. Tht y all weat excepting j oacg Overshiner, who remained a short time and then went out&ide. Afterthe two "Waifield! hti finished eating, taey went out, and going uo to tbe boys, who were on the side waiK, Ki Wartieli asked OTerBbmtrif he wanted any more troable over the bologna skce he tad eitea iL 0rhfner replied that he was not keen for it. At this El WarEelJ hit h!m. Ovrahiner jrked a revolvtr from hia pocket u d thot et "W'ajtield, wbo ran into the re;t&n?ant. Ovrbicer followed him up, atdwlen he bad gt n?ar!j to the dojr Dayton Warfield stinck Over&hiner over tte b ad with a beard, ttagerlng him. Oveishirer tben tepan tlaz n asvay at him. He fired three thjts at htjc. the second one taking etlct m hi? etcmch and ricgiog backward. Oveislliff fiied cn? mre shot, bun ifartbfl ilnnter coniit g up, knocked his arm to one sie and no damage wasdoa. Dayton Wrfit-ld, the wourded' man, lived abont twenty ininntes. II was a single maD, rged atx ut twnty-eih, and was rapsrJed by a'l as a very pea eable felloe. Yonrg Ov rsbiner is the ton of James 11. Overstir.tr, of Elwood, a ba'dware mrchant Die is abut nineteen years old, aid sornewtat cvubearirg with Lis coaiptniocs and every body e. He is ia jail herp. The coroner whl render his verdict llondaj. The Patriarch's .l!Uint. Warsaw, July rl. Special The three dajs Ei campmeht of tbe First Regiment, of Painaich's Militant, at this place h closed, as it was ilia first meeting of tbe kind evir beld, it was something of au experiment tut it proved a succcm. Oaring to the extrtrre beat, tbe attendance was not a larce as was expected by aora, but it was attended by a very respectably number of Patriarch's, and a large number of mners of other branches of the Order. Independent Order of Odd Fellows, and thrir wives and dangbters. nine Captains out of the ten, comic-sing tbe Regiment were present. Lieut. General. J. C. Under wood, Commander of the Patriarchs' Militant of the World, and Deputy General Sire of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F. Gm. FfafSin, commanding Department of Indiana: Col. Chase, commanding "d Kefiment, Department of Indiana; C. B. Cooper, Grand Patriarch of Indiana; A.. N. Gi act, Grand Master of Indiana; Tbos. P. Hurgbey, Grand Treasurer of Grand Lcree cf Inciana. and Jobn W.McQulddy rind Instructor of Grand Lodee of indiscs, were the priccipal high dignitaries of the otdtr present. LieutenRnt-Ganeral 1'cderwccd delivered a very interesting and able addrtB to at least three thou und if oplt on Thurdiy aftrenoon. afrer which sdrm pjrtde was beld. On Friday a geneial pcod time was bad nnMl 2 p. in., after wLiih timet nnmherof exhibition drills wne given by different cintons. Tnat given by Marino Canton was almost f aultiifp, aDd Eel R:ver Canton, of North Maorhe6ter, came Eext in proficiency. P-of. Lathrop's ailver band, of this city, farnisbed unlimited qnantities of excellent music. Great credit is due Col. A. 8. Millice, commanding 1st Regiment, for his efforts to make the meeting a success. Uatldtcg Aiscdatloi 1 Corpse In Thirty Minutes. Seymour, Jaly 31. Special. The organ:zttion cf tbe Union üuüdh.g Association, o 2, with a capital stock of $125.(XO has jnst been completed, and articles of incorporation will be filed with tha Secretary of State at once. Fifty-iour thousand dollars of the capital tto:k has already been taken, and the balance will be taken in tbe very near future. Auatagr r.uildirg Asscci&tion villi the' filue amennt of stock will be orgsnizad in tbe Ext few dsye. Tbla will giye Sevmnr uf e a"tiYe bftUdip r.?cji3ig. Albert J. Richard, a native cfGermin;, but wfco emfgra!ed to this country several years aeo, and for acme time has been at Sfeiddfi even miles west of Ohio City, cleiking in a store. He has been indis poted for aereral months and the other evfoicg took th'te ounces of HofToian's ancdine atone dose, as he said, to alleviate pains, ni was a corpse inside of thirty uiinu'es He was about forty years of age and badly deformed about tha fee; and har da. Tbe drouth atill continues w'ti unabated force. and the work of destruction is still getting in its wcik. Tbe pastures are entirely burned np, acd thcusind of aens o! corn will not have even a nubbin. Many Wtlls In this city and county have dried np and people are compelled to carry by hand water from streams for cooking and for stock. Tbe effects of tbe drouth are greater than ever keown in tbe history, excepting only tbe jf ar 1854, when the streama weTc lower and crpi a aborter than before or since. A Criminal Outrage Frustrated. Lor.AKsroET, July 30. Special Intel ligence was received in this city at a lat hour thia afternoon of a most damnabl outrage committed In Adams Township this county, Morris Flynn, who is forty eight years of ase, was divorced from his wife about one year ago, since which he has made bis borne with a farmer by the name of William Young. The Young ft mil v went away from home, leaving Flynn in charge of the bonse. In the afternoon the wife of a Mr. Doran came to tbe Young residence .to borrow floor. Flynn asked her into the bonse, and after she had gone In he av faulted her and threw her violently to tbe floor and attempted to outrage her person, but oy super humanefTorta she succeeded in defeating bis purpose. Aa soon as tbe news of the assault was conveyed to tbe husband of lira. Doan he armed himself and went to the Young residence determined to wreak vengeance upon Flynn, aad but fcr the timely arriTil of Mr.

Youns'Flynn's career would have ejded in a tragic death. So far Flynn has sacreeded in evading the officers. Tbe whole township is excited over tbe matter. A To ens Parmer Drowned. GRE53W0CP, Ind.. July - 31. Spsclal Mr. H. E. Whitenack.one of our oest Christian voucg farmers, was drowned la White rivtr near Mr. Washatn's. Roports say that Mr. Wbitenack with two companions, Artier Lemaster and Robbie Spillman, were in bathing, and in a sporting way concluded to ride a floating leg across a deep bole. 'The leg turr.iDg threw the boys into deep water, with the resnlt of drowning Mr. V.'hitenack. He came very near drowning the Lamascer boy in his last efforts. His two companions tried to save their comraaion but could not. Faneral Monday at 9 a. m. Dr. Wbitenack, of Lonisviile, ia a brother of deceased. Wtn. F. Smock, Esq , a baröar, died last night. An infant child of Geo. W. Parks died last niht with cholera infantum. Mrs. Yaaght, an aged liy, six miles roothweat ot here, died yesterday morning. Faneral to-day at Hopewell. This section of country is burning up for needed rain. The corn crop will bs abort, sweet corn worthless. The Water Question at Ft. Wayne. Fort Wayse, July 31. Special The intense heat and long continued drought threatens the city's water supply as never before, and when water for street aprinkliog and general consumption isic greatest demand, the utmost 'prudence is counseled in its cse, least a conti igration would find the fire department without sufficient water. Springs and brook', hitherto unfailing, are z&w dry. In this emergency the city'conccil, which bad been considering a propotiiion for the pnrchase of the old Wabash and Erfe canal fe?der foe $."0,000, is row tnrcirg its attention to artesiaa wells. It happens that in two attempts made to strike natural gas, a strong Mow of pallatable water was found, which still rocrs in unbroken volume from the pip?3. Tbe water works trustees hava just contracted for the borirg of a half dozen walla down to this water vein. Of caarss the public interest in the result is very great A Prominent Man Dead, Foet Wayne, July 31. Special George Emerson, senior ineraoer of tue wbo!nal9 grocery firm of Enerson fe Co., of Toledo O , died in that city on tDe 2Sth irst. of paralysis cf tbe brain. Mr. Emuson resided for many years In ßteuoien County, m this State, where he was welltown. He was connty treasurer of tha g nnty fcr two terms, and was theie'ei ate of Lis cor.armional district t3 the est uationfd R?publican convention in Cbiceco. He had been a resident of Toledo fcr" twerity-tflfo jfars and was a very snccesfnl bu3!np?s man and was universally etteemrd. Mrs. Jadge A. A. Chapin, of this city, is his sister, and Judge Cnapia and wife will attend the funeral.

They Fell Forty Feet. Evassviile, Angust 1. Special Tnis mcrr.irg an accident happened that wilr no denbt cost two men their lives occurred at a frame hcuse here. Two carpenters, Alex. Bijhus and a negro named Bin lohnten were on the roof of a house when a lot of Ehteting became loose and knocked both men to the ground, a dictates of forty fet. Bippus when p'eked up was cccuntions and was snfi-ring from a broken elbow and eeriocs internal injuries. Johceon was also seriomly injared mterrally. Both men were conveyed to tfceir bcrces where they lie ia a very crit:calcondition. Soldiers' Quarter Ueoienlat Be-Uolon. Rishyille, A eg. 1. Special. Toe Sixtj-Eifhih Indiana Regiment will hold a re-nnion Acgnst 10, at Greensburg, Ind., that day is twenty-five years from being mustered into U. 8 tervice. The regiment will form under the old flsg presented by the Jac ies of Greensbnrg (and which was raved from capture at Meufordsviile, Ky , by Col. King wrapping it around his body beneath hia clothing ) They will marcti to the old rendezvous camp on the Cobb arm and answer again to roll calL Every fuiviver is urged to be present. All soldiers and citizens are cordially invited to attend this grand re union. Rev. E. II. Wood, of Company K , is expected to deliver the address. Tbe press will confer a favor by publishing this notice. The President, Dr. J. L. Wooden, died since the organization last yea j. Itenoett Ballioger Dead-la a Wreck. Lieeriy, Augnst 1 Special. Bennetj BaJllEger, of the firm of Billinger Bro. diy goods merchants, died at French L:ck Springs Saturday evening last, and wjs brcnght borne to day. His death was very sedden. He was thought to be improving in health up to last Friday. Tha sad news tfcrew a gloom over our community, as in dtceaeed was a youEg man well likci by everybody. He leaves a wife. S. L, Stevens and wife were caught in Ire O. t M. wreck, Friday night last. Mr. Stevens was slightly injured about tbe face. Tbey were returning from French Lick Sprirgs. He Proposed Drowning7, Goshen, August 1. Special. Homer Stroup, a your g b'ood of Milleraburg, on corjpiog home from tifgonier with a crowd of Boon companions, loaded with beer, proposed tbat tbey should drown thetnfelvtsiri the Elkhart River. He jumped in a hole about twtnly feet deep and was not seen tor about five minutes, when he appeari d above water and awam around a few micntes. fir ally disappearing. A) he was a splendid diver, nothing was thought until his protracted etay under the water juenfed the fears of these round. They irslitPted a search end fcutd his body. The Kntgbtatown'Fatr. KsiGnisTowir, Arg. l.-SpeciaL-Tti8 Knigbtstown fair will be held this year on Augnst SO to September 2. The grounds we very tice. Eitra accommodations are pre r are d. Applications for space, Stalls and t ens are coming in rapidly. The. fair will be the.best.in thirty-five'years of.neverfailing success.' This fair owes much of its reputation to the fact ihit it pays its premiums in fulL rain or shine. Tne speed xicg will be more attractive than ever. The improvements in premiums in the woman's department will Insure a wonderful exhibition. For particulars tddresi T. B. Deem, secretary. A Child Madly Batned. Wikchesteh, Augist 1. Special. -The little fonr-year-old daughter of Mr. and Samuel Bolinger. residing on West Wataington street, this city, while carelessly playing with matches hei clothing became lenited and despite tbe efforts of the mother the child was fatally burned. Fir at Lafayette. Lafayette:, Ind., August 1. 3pecial. At 11 o'clock tbls morning tbe Ice house of Newman & Eohrors' Brewery took fire and was totally destroyed, also John A. Rais' Bottling works, a double brick house, and two frame bouses adjoining. Total loss, $13.000, Insurance, $10,000. Fatally Kicked by a Mala. Lof.AitsroRT, August 1. Special. Eoos Stangley, a young man abbat thirty years of age was kicked in the stomach by a mule at Peter Shecklin'a barn, and. received internal Injuries that will result in his death. Prepared by a combination, proportion, and process peculiar to itself. Hood'a Baraapartlla accomplishes cures hitherto unknown. The prettiest sight in the world Is a pretty woman's foot In a Jersey Lily boot and alnce Dr. Boll's Cough Syrup cure ail sorts ol COlda all women can wear them.

DR. M'GLYNN'3 LATEST

Ha Eemrkiblfl Article Eatitled "Tas Niw Kctw-HoÜi:c2;En and tha 0.1" Tti Id Presentation ef the Evils and Dan gers Which, fa the Writer's Opinion, Threaten American 'actuations. New York, July 28 A remarkable article by the - Rev. Dr. Edward McGlynn, entitled "Tbe New Know-Nottiingisca and tbe Old," appears in the August numbor of tte North American Rsvtew. The piper is a vivid presentation of the evils anl dar per a which, in tbe writer's opinion, threaten American nationality and American institutions from, as he alleges, the avowed purpose of German clergymen to prevent the assimilation cf their immigrant countrymen and their offspring with the American type, on tbe one band, and tbe political scheming and sectarian educational tendencies of tbe Roman Catholi: church on the other. He says there is a widespread and persistent efibrt, with scarcely any attempt to conceal it, to Germanize the Catholic church in the Northwest. This means toward the attainment of this is to multiply German churches, schools and German parishes, and to make the multiplication of the latter an excuse and a justification for the appointment, with the aid of German cardinals in Rome, of German-speaking bishops. In the second point of his article of the evils and dangers like;y to come to American institutions by political wire palling and sectarian measures in education by tbe Catholic church, Dr. McGlynn says: "There is now an avowed determination, as shown In the last council of Biltinnra, to establish, all over the country a great system of parochial schools in opposition to the public schools, and it is made the most urgent doty of priests everywhere, under threats of expulsion, to found such tchcols. The pepe has not concealed that when the so-called 'Catholic vote shall become larger, the politicians may be induced to appropriate through State legislation or local government, all the funds neceseary for thee schools. Thia his already been accomplished in Pou?akepsie, New Haven and elsewhere. Another thirg which was unheard of a gencraticn ago was an appropriation of valuable public land3 and millions of dollars of public moneys to the 6UDport of all rxanners of sectarian iL:itutions under the control of churches, acd especially ot the Roman Catholic church." The writer rays: "It ia notiisklng much to say that If there were no pnblic schools there would bo very few parochial schoolj and the Catholic children for ail tbe church would do for tbem would grow up in brutish ignorance of letters " He cites the fact tbat in Italy, France and other so-called Catholic countries, in f pile of the hcstllity of the government schools, tbe clergy" dots not establish parochial schools, and tbat the ecclesiastical authorities of Italy, while willing enough to impose on the Catholic people of America so heavy a burden, do not dare to try to impose a similar bardea on their own people. Dr. McGlynn next takes up "The actual acd direct influence in politics of b'esopj. vicsr generals and priests to promote tbe temporal objects of the ecclesiastical machine." He illustrates by citirg the action of tbe late Vicar General Qiiiin, of New York, in directir g the priests to ma their influence to defeat constitutional amendments, the clerical alliance with the Tweed r'cg.lhe letter of Mgr. Preston to Joseph L. G Donohue in the late mayoralty campaign, the secret prohibition t3 him himself not to speak of a political rreetirg . antagonistic to Tanamany, tbe abuse of the confessional in the Ir tertst of the Tammany clique and the efiort of Archbishop Corrigan to defeat the call for a constitutional convention as well as hia similar actions when bishop of Newark, f inally the doctor says that from a cursory review of tbe situation then and cow, it would seem that the fear of these things, the evils and dangers of which were dreaded, predicted and denouueed with so much vehemence by the older Know-Nothirgs would find to day a hundred fold greater justification, and yet we witness the extriordinary spectacle of the indifference of the older political parties to the danger and their actual co-operation in bring about this state of things through legislative action. Tbe article concludes with a detailed exposition of the lines on which the remed must be based. Briefly tbey are: Respect for tbe rights of conscience, separation of church and state, the making of this country a beacon of liberty and a refage to the oppressed of all nations of the world, the abolishing of all privileges granted by public authority to individuals cr corporations, whether civil or religious, and tbe equal taxation of tbe property of all such corporations without exceptions in favor of any churches, charity or school, and the conduct of the Government in all things absolutely for the public, that is, the common gcod, or, in other words, for tha masses, and never for an individutl or for a class. Thus enly common schools and common treasury and only the common language of the country should be taagdt in tbe common schools. Fire-Fcalded to Death, Etc. Petsoik, Jnly 22. 3oecial. The farm residence of Morton Lyster, situated in Driltwood township, this county toak fire nicht before last and was totally destroyed, with a portion of tbe contents. The fmjjy barely escaped wit?t their lives. The little font yaar old daughter Of Mr, William Reed, residing ntar Houston, this county, aecidcat ally fell backwards into a kettle of boiling waUr the other morning, and was so badly burned that she died in a few minutes in intense agony. Mr. Elias M. Alter, ot Medora, havin declined to eerye because ot other engage ncents.Mr. Oscar H. Montgomery, of this city, bas been appointed in his stead upon the committee to examine the books of the treasurer, auditor and couity school superintendent. Tbe committee as it now stands is composed ot Prof. Hottel, Democrat, and Mr. Montgomery, Rjpa)lican. It is hinted the latter will not content to serve. Tbe investigation was to begin on Monday next, bnt may not do so. Mr. John Starn's new farm dwelling, in tbe extreme northwest corner of this county, took fire on Wednesday, and wai completely distroyed, with part of the contents. Mr. Jobn Bbulters, of Tamplco. this county, died day before yesterday of pralytia and general debility. Age not far from sixty-five years. Cut Ills Wife's Throat. TncBKToa, July 22, 3pecial Bowers' Station, a small town on the Vacdalia railroad in Montgomery County, Ind., was the scene of a bloody tragedy to-day. William Armstrong, once a prosperous business man, and while sober a respectable citizen and husband, baa for the last few years so given away to strong drink tbat he has several times been engaged in desperate cutting aflvnys, generally however with a showing of self defense. Today, while under tbe influence of liquor, be became much excited and cut his wife's throat with a razor. His son hearing his mother's cry for help came in with a rock in his hand and compelled his father to desist The mother is lying In a very critical condition, but hopes are, however, entertained of her ultimate reco7er. The

inhuman husband is now In the Crawfordsvillejall. Tbe whole neighborhood Is In gitat excitment over the agair.

Cambridge o lty Xews. Cameripge City, July 31. Special. Samuel Harper, merchant tailor, died last night at 11 o'clock, aged Gö. He formerly lived in Cincinnati and Covington. John Lawcon, aged 70, a wealthy and highly esteemed fermer near this place, fell dear', overcome by heat, Saturday, Mrs. Ell well, an old lady, died at Milbnr, Saturday. She was the mother ot H. Ellwell, ex-Representative to the Legislature and President of the First. National Bankcf this city several years ago. Mrs. Hays, an old pioneer, was buried to-day at Dublin. Another gas-well will be started this week, and well No. 1 has been abandoned, being 1,100 feet deep and dry. Nearly 300 feet are in Trenton rock. No rain has fallen here sines June 7. Vegetation is In a deplorable condition. Extenklre Fire at Fort Wayne. Fort Wayse, July 31. 3pecial-Three o'clock this morning a fire broke out in the extensive hide, tallow and pelting establishment of Weil Bros & Co., a four 6tory brick building, and communicating to the livery barn oi G. H. Barnum, both buildings were completely gutted and wrecked. Weil A Co. estimate their loss at $30 000; insurance, $15,000. Their building is owned by rarandall, and is damaged $'1,000. The insurance ia only $1,000 in the Hibtrnia of New Orleans. Barnum. Baved mcst of his stock, and his insurance of $7,000 will cover his losses cn the building and personal property. Tbe l'enningtoa nüaebine works adjoining Weil Bros , eraployirg 100 men, and filled with $30.000 worth of new machinery, was damaged $1,000; fully insured, and was saved from complete destruction by a thick lire wall. More Gas at Kokomo. Kokomo, July 22 Special Again Kokomo is made to rjoice. It is gas agaiD. Two weeks ago drilling boaa on No. G or "the Motz well." Early this morning gas began to flow in large quantities and has steadily Increased as the drill went down until noon when it had come to be tbe Btrongest well in the city except ' the Schräder." The indications are fine for a gusher. The new find is on the line of the Kansas City railway, about a mile from any other welL Trenton rock was reached at 8!) feet and gas at 893 feet. In this system of welts the Trenton lime atone is shown to have a steady inclination upward from West to East the riee from well No. 2 the farthest West, to Xo.' C a mile and a half Eist being 21 feet. Well No. 7 on South side will bs drilled at once and used in tbe manufacture of brick on a stupenduous scale and by the improved natural gas process. The Filde of the Family Dend. Newtoet, July 30 Special. Miss Fig Mnnson, aged five year, granddiugbter of Hon. O. P. Davis, died at their house, at Opedee. Ind., yesterday at aboat 2 o'clock p.m. She had a complication of diseases, in the first place she took the whooping cough, then she took the bronchitis and afterward was paralj zed. The little thing suffered agonies for nearly two days when death came to her relief. Heaven is a golden city if it is made up of such sweet children as little ''Fig." She was the pride cf tbe family and loved by all who knew her. Her parents are prostrated almost. An Unprovoked and Brutal Assault. Lcgaksport, July 31 Special. Fred Grussenmeyer. son of County Treasurer Anthony Grussenmeyer, was brutally assaulted at a late hour last night by a disreputable character named Maurice Gleason. Gleason sneaked up behind Grussenmeyer while be was on his way home and dealt him a fearful b ow behind tbe left ear with a heavy oak spoke, crushing his heal in a horrible manner. He bas remained in an insensible condition ever since and bis condition is regarded by his physicians as precarious. The assault was wholly unprovoked. Beat Bla Wife to Death. Ft. Wayke, July 31. Special. James Saunders, a ditcher, and his wife, after a week's debuch, quarrelled yesterday. The woman was horribly beaten. She was removed by tbe Township Trustee to the County Infirmary and died there last night. Saunders was arrested and will hava preliminary investigation to-morrow. Old Sayings Prove TruJ Omaha Herald. Omaha man What nonsense. The pipers have revamped that old superstition about the red-headed girl acd ihs white horse. Council Bluffs man That old bslief is true aa preaching, never koew it to fa;l; when you see a red-headed girl yoa will find a white horse somewhere near. "Oh, get out. Suppoee tbere should be a little town with a red-headed girl and no white horse at all, then what?" "Something like that happened once. I lived in the town and had the only white horse there was, and on a bet I tried to kill the old superstition by sellin? my horse to a stranger from Wayback and buying a black one. Will, the day he took off the white horse the girl was taken sick and did not appear on the street until the day when tbe stranger came back with a fine black horse, for Which I bad to pay a mighty big price." "But if tbere was bo white horse in town you won the bet." "No, sir, the fellow had hardly got away before the red-beaded girl walked out, a heavy shower came up, washed all the coloring ofr the animal and there was my same old white horse." Satisfactorily Accounted For. (Washington Stsr.J 'Waiter," eald areDtlennuIn the dining car, "have you any gooseberry pie?'' No. aav : hain't carrviox anv dia veah. sab." "Why is that?' sum. Las' winter wai so cole and Btormy dat it wus mighty tough on de geese." Hoitford's Acid Phosphate, the Best Restorer. D T. C. Smith, Charlotte. N. C, says: "It ia aa invaluable nerve tonic, and the best lestorer when the energ'es flag, and the spirits drop. Twins. I Washington Criticl The parents of a tair of Boston twins named one Simul and the other Taueous becaua they were born at the same time. Boils and pimples and other affections' arising from impure blood may appear at this season, when the blood is heated. Hood's Sarsaparille removes tbe cause of these troubles by purifying, vitalizing, and enriching tba blood, and at the same time it gives stragth to tbe whole system. The Heaviest of tbe Lot. INewYork Trlbune. Minister's wife packing the trunk: for vacation "Now, dear, give me all tbe heavy articles first, as I want to put them in tne bottom of the tiunk." Minister All right. Oh, by the way, here are my sermons, which I am going to take along; where will you pat them?1 Wife "Wei!, I guess I'll pat them In the bottom." - "Weak and weary" describes tbe condition of many people debilitated by tbe warm weather, and by disease or overwork. Hood's ßarsaperilla ia just the medicine needed to build up and strengthen the body, purify and quicken tbe sluggish blood, and restore the loat appetite.

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Mayor Roche, of Chicago, is a practical machinist, having served an apprenticeship at the trade, and makes good use of this knowledge in his new position. The retirement of Rear Admiral Franklin, which takes place August 24, will result in the promotion of Commodore Bincroft Gherardi, now commandant of the New York Navy Yard. Ecetel, a German tenor with a phenomenal ' high C, ' is to make his American debut next winter. He was formerly a coachman, but now he is to receive $GO0 a night from Manager Arnberg. Philip Hcneen, of Corinth, Miss., is a man sixty years of age, six feet two inches tall, and when ha stands erect his beard touches the ground. It has not been cut for eleven years. Hensen is a Southerner, but served the Union during the war. Gov.Marmaduke, of Missouri, is a tail, handsome man. He somewhat resembles Roecoe (Jonkling in atateiinesa. In fact, at one time in hia life he bore a strong facial resemblance to the Utica statesman. Gov. Marmadnke says that his political ambition ia folly satisfied and that he is now willing to retire to the quiet life of a private citizen. William A. trust, of New Orleans, wh) has besn appointed Supervisiog Architect of the Treasury to succeed Mr. Bell, comes of an old and well known Southern family. His grandfather was once Governor ot Louisiana. CoL Freret was warmly supported by Senator Eustis. The salary of the position is $4,500 a year. ROBERTSON'S SALARY GRAB. By the Aid of Attorney Sllchener Ha Secures Pay as Lieutenant Governor. Upon the adjournment of the State Beard of Equalization. Col. R. S. Robertson, who deliberated with that body under tbe protest of Governor Gray, applied to tbe Auditor of State cot only for pay for fc r such servicos, but for $i per day during thejentire time the last Legislature was in session. This, he claimed, was for services as Lieutenant Governor. Auditor Carr was doubtful as to whether he had the right to issue the warrant, and he asked Attorney General Michener for the law on the subject, and yesterday Mr. Michener read his decision, setting forth bis reasons therefor in a lengthy opinion. He held that Mr. Robertson was entitled to full pay, since he took the oath of Office on the first day of the Jast session of the legislature. Upon reeceiving the opinion of the Attorcey-Genera, tbe Auditor issued a warrant to Col. Robertson for $130 for his services as Lieutenant-Governor, and in addition to the amount he received as a member of the Board o! Equalization. There is no record of the Attorney-General's opinion on file in hia cilice, or in the Auditor's office as required by latv. Tiere was only one copy made so far as knofrn, and that it seems was only ior the use ot party friends as it wes taken away as soon as possible after the opinion was rendered. Western Education Trinroptiant. I Kansas City Journal.l Tbe "Mizzaory" ssbool-teacher is attracting some afeition at the Chictgo convention and is the subject of much witticism in the Chicago papers. Tbe "Mizzoory" school-teacher can tik care of himself in the "Sucker State." II can make his expenses in the course of a Ii tie game with the enlightened teachers of tbe East, after working hurs, and not half try. A HOST LIBKKAX, OFF KB The Voltaic Belt Co.. Marenan. Mich., east ta send their celebrated VotUlc Belts and Elect rlr Appliances on thirty days' trial to any man a&irted with Kervous Debility. Lose of Vitality, Manhood, etc. Illustrated psiaphlet In sealed envelope with loll particulars, mailed tree. rlli tham atonao. Kew Use for a Bastle. ITexas Sittings. Tommy Peterby rushed excitedly into Iiis mother's presence and said: "Mamma, lend me your bustle, quick." "What for, my son? ' "Pa saw me fighting with another boy on the street, and he says he'a going to whip me as soon as he comes home, and he is coming around the corner now." Mrs. Petterby gave Tommy something, but it was cot precisely whas he asked for, A Desperate Case. I El Paso Inter-Repnblics.1 A pretty good story is current on Df. Race. He was sitting in his office the ober day when a big Chinaman rujtied ia in a state cf great excitement. p"WbereDoc Lac?" he gasped, his almond eyes popping out of his head. "I am Dr. Race," said the physician." Give medicine for Chinee boy, quick!' "Whatiafbe matter with him? ' asked the Doctor, reaching fcr his prescription cae. "Him dead!" It Was, It Was tbe Cat. Mr. Halstead's Paper. The real opposition to the Indorsement ol Mr. Sherman bas rot come from the true friends of Mr. Blaine, but from these miserable Mugwumps who have set afloat all sorts of lies and false criticisms on the situation in Ohio. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varl A marvel of pfl rity, atrenRth and wholesomene8. More ec . nomical tban the ordinary kln-ls, and cn n" be sold In competition with the mul titude u' low test, short weight alum or Phosphat powders. Sold o is Cans Royal Baals g Powder Co., 106 Wall street. New York. ITXECUTOR'S 8ALE Notice is hereby given j that I, Geo. W. Hickman, executor of the cstAteot Geo. Hickman, deceased, will sell at public sale, on Friday, August 26, lv7. at 10 o'clock a. rn., at the late residence of said deceased, In Franklin township, Marion county, Indiana, the same being 2y, miles south of Jullettaand3) mileaeastot New Bsthel, the following personal property, t-wlt: Two horses, one cow, hogs, reaper aad mower, one two-horse road wacon, one patr harnes, cira Infield, hay in mow, farming utensils, homehold acd kitchen furniture, and other articles too numerous to mention. Terms or Balk All mni of five dollars and under to be paid In cash In hand; all sums oer five dollars, a credit of twelve months will be riven, purchaser giving aote waiving vaiuattr n and sppraisement laws, with approved freehold security, beasing Interest at the rate of ix per cent rer annum after maturity un'ii pMd. James E Greer, Auctioneer. Arthur V. BiOWD, Attorney. Geo. Vf . Hickman, Executor.

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xO" r. IXT ALU ABLE TOR BTJSNS, STJNBirSNS, LIABSHCEA, CHAEi IXGS, STINGS OF INSECTS, FILES, BOKE ZYZS, SORE FEET. THE WÖHDER OF KEALIi'Gl ' Vor rite, mind. Bleedlnir or Itching, It id the greatest known remedy. For Burns, Scalds, Wound, Ttrulsea and Sprains, it is unequalled stopping pain and healing la a marvellous manner. For Inflamed and Sore Eyes. Its effect upon these delicate organs is simply marvellous. It Is the v.adles' Friend. Alf fcmaJd complaints yield to its wondrous power. For TJlcers, Old Sores, or Open Wonnda, Toothache, Faceache, llilra of Insert a, sore Feet, its action upon theea is moEt remarkable. jiECOMir i:DnD kt rirrsiciixst USED IX IIOSriTALSt Catition POXD'S EXTRA CT he h tn tmU ta'fd. Th (HTiuint ha Uie vordt "IJOXI3 EXTRA CT Uown in (he glax, and our picture trvde-mark on nimntn'ling'bujr wrapper. Xona cthfT i ani'tine. Alicov insist on hatingFOXD'S EXTRA CT. Take nt o.Vr prtpara tion. It is uevtr $dl ia bulk or ly tneasure. it is rxsArs to rss ant ritEPASATioJl ZXCKPT THE GttlUint WITH OtTB DIREO Tioxs. Used Erierr.rClii end JuUrnaSy, Prices, 50c., $1, $1.75. Sold every wheni. ' Cf Ntw FASirHLrr it Ith Histoät or occ PkkJ'AJLlTIOX fi.M 1UEE OX AJ-FUCIZIC SO POMPS EXTRACT CO., i 7 6 Fifth Avenno. New Yortt SKIN TORTURES That Defy all other Remedies SpeedilyCured by Cutlcura. HUMILIATING Eruptions, Itching and Burnin g Skin Tortures, Loathsome Soies. and every H'erits f Itching. Scnly, Pimply, inherited, tciofulous and Coutniaus Diseases of the Wood, Skin ard Scalp, with loss of llair, from, infancy to old acc, are positively cured by Cuticura, the great Skin Cure, and Cuticnra Soap, an exquisite Skin BeautifW, externally, and Cuticura Ketolvent, the new Uiood Purifier, internally. COVEBKD WITH SORKS. I have been allUcted 6ince last March with a Skin disease the doctors call Eczema. My face was covered with scabs and sores, and the itching and burning were almost unbearable, treeing your cuticura Remedies to highly xecomrceLdcd, concludtd to give then a trial, using tbe Cuticura and Cuticura Soap externally and KeroHent Internally, for four months. I call myell cured. In gratitude for which I make this public statement. MRS. CLARA A. FREDERICK. Broad Brook, Conn. SCALP, FACE. EARS A"D NECK. I was alHicted with Erzeina on tte Süp, Face, tars and Neck, which the druggist, where I got your remedies, pronounced one of the worst cases that bad come under his notice. He advised me to try yourCuticura Remedies and after five davs' use my scalp and part of my face were entirety cured, and I .Ofe In another week to have my ears, neck, acd the other part ol my face cured. HERMAN SLADE. 120 E. 4th Street, New York. ITCHTNG DISEASES CURED. Cuticura stands at the head of itsclas,espe ciatly is this the cae with the Cuticura Soap Have bad an unusually good sale this summer, ow ing to the prevalence of an aggravated form, of Itch through some localities in the country, in which the Cuticuia Remedies proved satisfactory. tV. L. IIARDIGG, Druggist, Union town, Ky. CUTICCIt.V REMEDIES Are sold by all druggists. Prices CcncraA, 50 -cents; Resoi.vext.J1.U0; Soap, 25 cents. Prepared, by the Potter Dri o and Chemical Co., Boston Mass. Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases." y "C A T TTIFY tne Complexion and J-V A Kkin bvnsintr the Cutlfnra Soap. How My Side Aches- : J T - : l l - t l - . . Neuralgic, Sudden. Sharp and Shooting Paing, relieved tu one minnie by the Anti-Pain Plaster. Can not fail. At drccRlst, 25 cents. Potter Drug and. Chemical Co. BostonEick Headache and relieve all the troubka incident to a bilions state of the system, such as Dlxrincss, Naucea, Drow6inos. DictrtfS after eating Pain in the Side, Ac. While their most remarkable success has been shown in enritg riVadache.Tft Cartcr'aLittlc Liver Pills are eqniDy valuable in Constipation, curing and preventing this annoying complaint, while they aleo correct! all diortf.i-r8 of the stomach, ftimnlat the liver and relate tlie lowds. Even if ttcy only cure Ache they would be almost prictlc8 to thole who uUVr from this distressing complaint; but fortunately their goodness dos not end here, and thoeoWho Olice try them will find these little rulls valuable in so many ways that they will not be wiliilf . to do withoot them. But after all e:ck head Is the banc cf eo many Eves that here is where wemake oar prctt boast. Oüx piila euro it whUa others do rot. Carter's Little Liver rills are very STnell ana very rasy to take. One or two pills r.iakc a doee. Tbey arc ttrictly vrotab!c and do not gr pe or porge, but by th ir pmtle action please t'A who line them. In vials at 3 cents; five for $1. Sold t y Cruggista everywhere, or kt-Et Ly ajt:l. CAKTEIl MEDICINE CO., Now York City. UK10H COLLEGE OF LAW. JS U F or circulars address II. Bselk, Calearo. 111. MARRIED LADIES! Can obtain IVA LT A 111' Information and samples, securely sealed, by return maU. Inclose self-addressed ctajsnod envelope and name this naner. Crown Chemical Company, 1,018 Arch atreet, Fbiladalpoia, Pa. Ra. liable lady agenta wantad. 87 InatantreUel Final curs ad I ! returns, ho Indelicacy. 9 xtft. Dursn. salT or stiranalterr I4w I SmdaUPOWfltrmiriw eaiiwiairyt tiwa Airowin a h. Kricvui v NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice la hereby given that the undersigns has duly qualified as administratrix ot the estate of Lather Whiteeides, late of Martoa County, Indiana, deceased. Bald estate la supposed to be solvent. W. C LAMB. G 20. W. VANSICKLE, Atty. Adoiniairatrin

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