Rensselaer Republican, Volume 14, Number 40, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 22 June 1882 — Page 8

REPUBLICAN. Thdrsbat Ju*e 22, 1882.

THE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS.

The amendments prrposed and voted oq' by ,the last Legislature art follows: Ist—Prohibition of the manufac ture and sale of intoxicating liquors except for medicinal, mechanical, qr sacramental purposes. 2nd—Granting the right of full citizenship to woman, by allowing her the right of suffrage. 3d—Tim extension of the terms of offices of Secretary, Treasurer, end Auditor of State to four years, and preventing any person from •holding more than one term in a * period of eight years. 4th—Similar extension and limitation in regard to the offices of Clerk of Circuit Court, County P»ecorder, Auditor, Treasurer, Sheriff, Coroner an dSurveyor. This is not the time to enter into any discussion as to whether any or all of these proposed amendments to the Constitution of our State should be adopted or not. All that is now askfcd is for the Legislature to submit them to the sovereigns of the goyernment for approval or rejection. It matters not whether any member of our incoming law-makers is opposed to the adoption of these propositions or not, he has no moral right to say to the people whom he is serving and by whom he holds his office, that they shall not be allowed the privilege of voting upon these questions. The people are intelligent enough to settle such questions as they see fit, and we believe that the Legislature will not use its august prerogative by refusing its constituents the right to give their opinion upon the propositions at the ballot box.

A cyclone passed over the town of Grinnell, lowa, Saturday night, demolishing property to the amount of $250,000, and killing 50 persons. The list of wounded numbers about 150. V . . \ At Pogue’s Run accident, in Indianapolis, last Wednesday, ten persons were drowned. Miss Lettie Hopkins, of this place, stood on the bridge at the time of the. accideut, and was precipitated into the flood. She was insensible when rescued, but was resuscitated and is reported as in usual good health. There seems to be no small amount of trouble in the Greenback camp of this county. The straight-outs are positively opposed to fusion with the Democracy, while the latter are putting forth their dearest efforts to ‘‘fuse.” They have tried every means to induce the Greenbackers to hold ther nominating convention before the Democratic convention, in fond anticipation that the former may be hoodwinked into placing a ticket in the field which the latter will endorse, and it seems probable that the Democratic convention, which lias been called for the 24th inst., may be adjourned until after the Greenback convention. But it is possible that the Greenbackers will nbt be willing to endorse the present Democratic auditor, even in the event of a previous convention.

Nbw Albany, , Ind., June 16. — Th<i wreck of the north bo and passenger train of L., N. A. & G., yesterjky noSn, four miles south of Bedford, was the worst that has occurred on that road for several \ears. The entire train was badly broken jup. John Oarmony, the engineer, who stopd to his engine and heid to the throttle valve till liter ally c< joked’ by the escaping hot water, died Lust night. To-day his body was lorwarded to his mother m Western Virginia. Miss Anna Fowl or, a teacher in the public schools of tins city, had her left hand split ..entirely open from - between the setoud and third fingers to the wrist, and the arm broken squarely oh’ between the and the wVist. She was fcjptmght home last night. It is h ared her, arm . v/ili have to be amputated. Dr. Feachman, of Louisville, seriously hurt, is improving to-day, and pronounced by his physicians out of danger. Mrs. Wplfsohn, of Louisville, so dangerously hurt, is also gettinr along favorably to-day. 'iiie embankment down which the train tell is forty feet high,, ' . CeuOeiarn whoM beards are not of a abode cao-VcTnedy (he defect ’ v iiV o' Sue' fogkahi'a Dye. for tin* wl.sk- . - I

THE WEATHEB. 3 OUR ADVERTISING. No SuccessPOLAR EXPEDITIONS. A SuccessOur Underwear and Hosiery Departments. t-A tat SiM-p r OUR HATS HATS HATS Born™. 82kMain St., Lafayette, Ind. TOIV. Warner & Sons 3DEIDST Hardware, Tiaware, S T O V’E S ! South Side Washington St. Rensselaer, - Indiana,

CAMPBELL & FARDEN, ~ —DEALERS INBOOTS SHOES. If you’d trade with a firm that never sells dear, Go to Campbell & Farden of Rensselaer. CAMPBELL & FARDEN. U THE! MEDI T T —! .< w •' * Act not Rashly but Wisely! We do as we advertise, and will sell goods to our Patrons as cheap as can | bought in Northern Indiana! Call and see us at the Rensselaer, Indiana. I 7 ' ' We will save you some Money on CIiOTHING, BOOTS dfc J3HIOSS. Ifcv£illixxez'3r O-oocLs HATS AND CAPS, & CARPETING, Qa all and Eyery Article selected irpm our Mammoth Sto . Merchandise! ~ - Willey & Sigler.

General Cange! —AWD A — ~ A New Deal*! - _*—- • NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES! NEW PRICES AND NEW SALESMEN! . , > ; fj t ' At the Old Stand of ED. 880 "\X7" OiT , Ho Mait Tain and Mini. : rs'** ■ Ke has determined to begin the New Year by furnishing the i People of Rensselaer and Vicinity with a Larger and more ' Complete Stock of Goods in his. line at Lower Prices Than Elver Before. Call and see them. No pains spared to show Goods. tSyle, Quality, and Make Guaranteed. Keeps everything in his line. Good goods and no misrepresentations. ; * E. BROWN, Rensselaer* Ind.

Political Announcements. FOR RECORDER. Editors of the Republican: Please announce ray name as a candidate for Recorder of Jasper county, subject to the decision ot the voters of Jasper county. As I have no time or means to canvass the county I take this method to anounceray candidacy. AUGUSTUS H. W OQD. A. FHILLIPS. AUCTIONEER. Rensselaer, - - India at a. Witn W H. &U. Rhodes. Business promptly attended to, both in city and country, 6-1 82 U L. WILLIS, GUN and LOCKSMITH (Shop on River bank, south of School House, Rensselaer, Indiana. All kinds of Iron and Wood turning, and fine work in Iron, Steel and Brass, on short notice and at reasonable rates. Give me a call. 37, J W. PORTER Desires to inform the pmblic generally that he has opened ous his LIME STONE. QUARRY And Is ready to furnish builders and all ofliers with Pure White Lime, at market prtces. The lime is warranted, hrs ■•elass in every particular. • 'Rensselaer. Indiana , April lath. 18M.

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* * . » - PIONEER MEAT MARKET, (First Door West Jewelry Store.) Rensselaer, - - Indiana J. J. EICiLESBACH, Prop’r. BEEF, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Sausauge, Bole"na, etc., sold in quantities to suit pitrcha?'. r» it the lowest prices. None hut the best stock slaughtered. Everybody is invited call. / Ik® Highest Price Paid far tivud Fat Cattle. 12-6. J. ,1. EIGLESBAC m ram WM. A. LAMSON, —DEALER IX—HARDWARE, t TINWARE, M & Wood Sims, - Bus l kitltiii. Breach and Muzzle Loaders in Great Variety and Quality, and prices ranging frotn.s 2s to SSO. Cartridges , Powder, Caps, etc , etc, PISTOLS, EEVOLEES, ariofis Grades and .Prices. EdirClark &, JVlayhew’s Old Stolid, Noweis Block, RENSSELAER ,INDI ANA

RAILROAD TIME-TABLE. Louisville N-A. & CMcaeoßy —THE ONLY— Direct and* Through Route —TO—CHICAGO, LAFAYETTE, LOUISVILLE, And All Points South. GOING NOKTH. stations. i mail & exTxlght KX. VaT. Itensselaer, I 6o»p. m. 617 a. m. Arr. Koae Lawn, I r. 43 “ 564 “ “ Ix>well I 811 020 “ “ Over, I 660 ** 057 " “ Dolton, I 720 •* 720 “ “ Chicago | 05 “ 803 “ GOING SOUTH. Lv. Chicago S (i(l a. m. 8 20 i>. in. “ liensselaer . ll 13 “ il 29 “ Arr, Mouon 11 5(5 “ 12 05 a. ra. *• Lafayette.... 1(5 p.m. in •* “ Crawfordsville 235 “ 221 “ “ GreeHeostle .. 342 “ 320 “ “New Albany 863 “ 015 “ “ Louisville ... 920 “ 945 “ jgg&yConnection made nt Chicago with night trains for thenorth and northwest. Niglit'Express has Pullman sleepers attached For tickets and further Information, apply to C. F. WREN, A gent. Kensselaer, MUKIUY KKLLLK, G. 1*: A. Louisville Ky.