Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 8, Number 132, 2 June 1883 — Page 2
SATURDAY
JUNK a. 1888.
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ALLEGED BETEJILB HtrtHJI.
The tree trade conference at Detroit ia
attended by leaa than a hundred deie-
satea. Darid A. Well has been elected
preaident; William EL Bpringer oi uu-
noia, Frank H. Hard r unio, Austin n.
Brown of Indiana, and nine others, rice-
preeidenti, amongst them Charles Francia
Adams; Charlea E. Kuseell 01 lowa ana
IDIAA HEWi.
An eztenalTe quarry of fine building atone ia about to U v. i-el near Attica. LucretiaElia, a widow, living at Washington, has been arretted for infanticide. The ears for the new street railrcal In
Loganaport hare arrived and will be running in a few days.
A Lawrencebure boy, named Walling'
THE NEW TORE AJID
TRiCEDVi
IROOKLTK
BIMlMM View af tarlaae
to the people was appointed, consisting of Thomas O. Shearman of New York,
W. P. Fisbback of Indiana, and othera. A large amount of work has been
out." designed to cultivate ireo
sentiments and build up the movement,
the fciet of which is contained in the f ol
Tn Cniacooal convention of Indiana I iowine from the report of the organiza-
will meet next week at inaiannpoua, i tion committee:
Jamea aaciuna wa '-"B-- I m 7; , , . . . . w ,j IOI me HUBS were ucvuit " - eweum. (Mnxu " . TTriea. A committee to prepare an eddres. era, and J-t af ter the pee of Ue two Jftg.tttt
New York Son: It is al ill omen for the new Brooklyn bridge tat within six ! Hav of the time when I was opened
amid public . jubilations py President Arthur, and noon the feat national
holiday when the graves? the soldiers
f the Union were decorara wiia djw
next year. He was given nn,wv, nwwever, and the rest will come in time.
v;u ... that, cnieaa tne mswbuub
can give another festival in December. th. .m not venture with the second
until April 'S3.
forms ot blood poeonlp. raaaltiac tnlartdaler
welllnsa. eJeerous pete nee in
UAYDE, SCHOOLEY REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS. Together with a Ifico Xdne of
Oil
five cut
trade
money, and lei noma. ritiea hid enioved the aartisl march
There are forty-aix newspapers in InOi- of the Teteraaa wuh their tattored flags
ana in iavor 01 a resoounmun i through the streets, we soma bits m old ticket of TUden and Hendricks. nrd aueh n shockine thae, with such
Earl & Stuart, of Lafayette, have sold j harrowing features, as th bridge dues
$9,000 worth of thoroughbred ana graa-1 ter of yesterday afternoon.
past wee.
At the Corner Slot 1
tha nnrDOse of electing
transacting other important bush
s bishop, and I
rw. T-m fVmrier states that
Professor Wiley, Herron. Maxwell and Miss Peck, of tha Purdua university
faculty, have resigned, and; that there are rumors of additional resignations
there.
Tan murderers and alleged murderers
in Ireland are having bard road to travel. In the case of the Mayo county
mnrder and conspiracy, an informer
testifies that he received from one of the
unuad prisoners a letter containing
nlan of the murder. The
gods grind fast,
small, in these
mills of the
as well as exceedingly
ed Hereford cattle within the
Samuel Goldman, a Fort Wayne clothing dealer, thinks he has a mission to play tragedy and is going to take the stage. An unknown man, supposed to be a tramp tailor, was tilled by a Vandalia Daasenger train at Brsr.il, Thursday
night. ,. Father Donohue, of Indianapolis, chancellor of the Roman Cotholic dio ceae of Vincennes, is dangerously ill of hemorrhage of the lunge. George R. Riddlen of Rush county inmned from a load of hsy on Thurs
day, breaking an ankle so badly that amputation was necessary.
Elixa Bage, who drowned her sixteen months babe last June, was tried at Hartford City, and on Thursday sentenced to the reformatory for life. lira. Mary Burson, of Muncie, has giv
en five hundred dollars to the AsburjDePauw university fund. Mr. J. F. Nickey.of Muncie, gives one hundred dollars. Oliver O. Goldsmith has purchased a f.rm nMp fjifrnTrtte. and will eo ex ten
CoMJjrox Tboica L. Jonas, who was the moat prominent candidate for the Democratic nomination for Governor of
Kantnckv next to Proctor Knott, insists
that he was fairly nominated, but cheated
out of the position by parliamentary jag
glery. JThere is, in consequence, "trouble in de meetln." An independent ticket, uk Tn.M .1 Km head, is one of the
strong probabilities.
Tnn American association of nursery-
mm. florlata and seedsmen will open its
.t.nal mmtinff at 81. Louis. JOUB 20.
The aasaion will last three or four days.
Many prominent botanists and agricul
turists are expected to attend. During
the meeting Mr. Henry Shaw will tender
reception at his botanical gardens.
where marble busts of Linn seas. Prof
Am Gray and Thomas NuttalU the West-
naturalist, will be unveiled.
We do not counsel the lmmeaiaio
formation of a new party, inougn w recognize that many Republicans and
many Democrats, losing r,, own parties, desire to unite politically
for a genuine revenno teiuim. case the existing parties, In their utterances, their candidates, or designating their views in congress, persistently op
pose and evade reform, we aanse revenue reformers to prepare for independent political action."
fn. .nr.MnA ia a aorx 01 mjuuiu
UO , - .V
the American Free lTaae xeagae,
Ufe and aoul of which ia amongjt the
wealthy importers of the Atlantic cities.
David A. Wells, a professional pontic economUt and statistician, is president
of both organizations, and the umbilical
cord, as it were, that unites them, tie made a two hours speech at the opening of the conference, in which he spoke as
follows:
nr. TiA fhfl rheaoeat land, product.
metals, cotton, lnter-communication, and
government by tne people.
ought to be the freest, best country w live in. Yet at the outaet the policy of
Boecial protection was taaen up. uut rouer-saaio oibbikwuw, "T, . . . . r v : ... k hrid oe, of special Vivvok.w 5.n- v.t u a au x -;. mi h nwidpneA of faativitT: yesterday, it was the bridge 01
Indusmes are no longer .r""" . "rr .i.. w V must be the bridge
rm 1'nai nmnnsir a atawasasn annn'ni iss anisam xiauiica iiuo- 1 ucaLU iivuw w
w had hooed. 11 1x1 n tie completion
of this great public worki that it would Ion a be free from the sfcinaof blood;
Hnt hArA aJrcdv ara the human sacri
gees men, women and csiidren. To day nnr nnrtr tr'wtm accossts of scenes.
in which some of the played their .,.rU that are too melaacioly for pre
tentious description. For long years to tha mf m nries of Testerday will
h.nn h tninda of thoSS Vho Cross this
bridge, and the cetastropke will always
form a part of its history.
We may hers give a brirf explanatory
sketch iust sent to us IS mean
i...tuiaor asnssreway more
than a mile long and fiftnn feet six inch-
m amA nirrowinir iwikov " .
and containing two flight of stairs eight feet high and fourteen feet wide, and intn this lane Dut four tisusand penons,
three thoussnd going la) one direction and one thousand in tb other, and you
hava the bridee Dathwr as it was yes
terday af teraoon. Any unusual circum
stance that attracted tie people satten
tion must cause the lant to become ciog
aA and nnm cloaoio. tnere was
sev Dlooa partner, wnua wa bub w -"
n...n. h.iM twiitf maiiai aa w
CrncrBi and Crooci Boa, tha na tfcln mit.. n 11 1 ti.nlwtaTatali ' T
diaaaaa germ, waieh Ooa la tb bkwd. urtoa asd
MflPUMHO-aoara u aa umd ;
aspela Umhu Uiroogh tha loaeia. aVlneya
poraaot u asm.
Greatest on Earth. Imksoid iujiiessoisestcby
CvnctiB- Khrdih ara tea aiiun mat-
elnaa on earth. Bad ba wont aaaa aais maona tn tbia county. Mt moabac bad it twanty yaan.
. n.i tn .tiArt fmn t. Milan
wool J bava aarad bar life. Mt arms, braaat and bead vara eorarad tut thra yaara, whtab
nnki. HiUri em sbmu until l naan tua vuxm-
cuu Bitoi.TS! lotarnaUy, and Cvncoa and
CUTtco-A boar axtoroaliy. . . D
Newark, Ohio.
213. BUBGISs
TIME TABLE.
FURNITURE. JIOEJDYaLE HAD LEY,
At 1S Halo twwet, par eaab it au tnwira .doo hand Knraltaxe auU Uoaae-i urnUbliui tiooda.
MANUFACTORIES.
no
snfr hA rMhmdtnir of Clydesdale 1 .. u-m to ather parte of the
horses, and snort norn auu nw"um i bridge, x esteraaj a nnou j " -
cattle. , I stsirway on the New aiae. John Howers. a brakeman on the Wa- in practicable mesas of securing
bash road, living at Andrews, was killed highest degree of safety for passengers
Thnrutn at LopansDort. He was I r the hridon must be adopted at once.
.t.nv h tha Angina and run over by the t narnuur t iravoi and traffic there
train. be susoended until the proper changes
T. A. Neely, of Muncie, the lamous 1 are maae.
roller-skate manufacturer, waa married Lsst Thursday.
it was the bridge of
Best Blood Purifier.
I hare ased your Ccnccai ramedlea to saf-
al eases ot eczema, moin and ory tawar. a eared tbeui all. l onr Cuticcka BKSotTKsrr. so
tar as niy anpply allowa Dae ao aaaa n. """i banda, exceeded In efflaaey and effloienoy any altarastva oompoond (blood pnrifler) I bava ever
aa ol m an active p-jj
JietmaTia, ra.
Great Blood Medicines.
The halt has not been Sold as to the greet a-
rettve powers of tbe CuncuaA xuiuin.
have paid bandreds of aounra ror aesatauiva eare disease ot tbe blood and sktn, and never
found anTtnlns yet to eanai tne uutiuuh
1'ro Tide nee. K. L. Cure In Every Case.
-Wmiv I'u MiijiiMA ramediea ontaeU all other
nriiiinaa I kasn bur akin di iaa tea. MT enatom
era and patieota say that they bare a floe tee a
care in every instance, wnm ouw
have failed H- w.ssotawsii
fransiin Falls, N. H. Cutlcura Resolvent. ruTi.n ui and Ci; i ii uaA PoAF sold erery.
where, yrlee: Ctjticora, 60 eta, ana i per mi. tnccsi Kssolvknt, tl par bottle. Ccnciti
SOAF. SS eta CVT1CUKA BSAVUIO BOAT, U Mi
BA(tr nraar an Chemical Co. woetoei
of Portable and nwn oary an-
iii.i Hnraa rowers, beparatt , iothm -
amis. Drac Saws. Oloyec BsUacs. Haw Tiwi
a. - '
Richmond UnlonOtatlon
TIME TABLE NO. 40.
In Effect Monday, March 10, 1883
Indlnnapolla Dlvlalnn.
Trains leave, (n West.
Ootnmbcs A Indianapolis Aeoom .
Aeoom molettoo .
tdmited LJne
WeUn streas.
. Iflpa TnWaai ,. ant newptu
.i . a h MivvrT Aj Uflu.
rt ot steam ana noree-powarw-
mrtnbe aed naaorarf
caatas Halkir s Baw Stills, eta. roiiM"
Trains arrive trout the West.
Feat Una "J Kiit1 1 P"
Limited F.zpraai. Aoeonunodauon
. 1 dO.pst
BANKS.
JAa. n. uaayas. rreat. J. . Jtasvaa, Cesol
wTuunr. al A TTfW A RANK.
Btstnnond, lad. Oapnai ttoa Pi"'"'''?
s eiastand. unuwu. rwwtw
an
Fast Una.
Eiprese-
Columbus Division.
Trains leave, gotng East.
nan :ll) put ..7 P"
1 Faat Kxpreea-
Trains antre from tbe East,
Oolnmbns Indianapolis Aeoom pm
Fast idne rrr Weatarn Kzpresa 0 Ps
Oe"dnff
AKT-GmTKBAIi OAUWAHA" IB
trong exertions to secure a big
the state military encampment.
ibably go south soon, and, en
th. Orescent of
- LUB UM"U J W
A 0.000 prize drill
1. faA ii iVi evrlaei eflBf-
Other renowned organisauons
negotiated with, and it is al.
.'most certain that the affair wut oe tne
largest and finest of the kind that has
ever been held in the state, t ne military
element ia very strong amongst the peo
ple at large, and the martial spirit is keening pace with the growth of tha
country in population and wealth. The Wnrth Mandates the South in admiration
of tha "pomp and circumstance of glori
ous war.
NoraEat imroRXATtT DECiaie
The supreme court, through Judge Honk, haa recently made an important
decision, in the case of Elbert H. Bhirk against the city of Loganaport on appeal from White county, where the case was triad on change ot venue. It relates to
tha ownership of ground In the streets of cities through which the Wabash and
Brie canal runs. The Logansport Jour
. nal thus states the case:
"The controversy arose aa to the title to that part of the canal bed known aa Fifth street, the plaintiff claiming to own it by virtue of a decree and sale of the United States court upon a foreclosure
against the old trustees ol tne waoaan and Erie canal, and the city contending that the canal company never had tha fee simple title to the street, but only a license to use it as a canal, and that upon abandonment for canal purposes it reverted to its former uses as a street. Suit waa begun against the city in 1878 by N. O. Boas for the plaintiff, and D. 0L Justice appearing for the etty. Upon the first trial before Judge Chsae, finding and judgment waa rendered against the city. Judge Chase holding, on the authority of the case of the waterworks company vs. Burkfcert ra7 IndA that the Canal company
haa the fee in the street. In 1877 the
it attnrnev. Mr. Winfield. took a
trial under the statute, and upon a trial by a jury, a verdict waa rendered for the city. Judge Chase set aside the Terdlnt and granted a new trial, A tha wanna of the case was
ohenMul to White county, where.
oa a third trial, there was a verdict and
a judgment against the city. The case waa at once appealed to the supreoe court, and numberless briefs were filed and two oral arguments have been there had in the case. The snpreane court had ' the case under consideration for nearly four years, and the reversal of the judg- . nt Kalaw asav iustlv be recarded aa a
hmal wictorv tor the city. Judge Bid
Ue telegraph from Indianapolis that the reversal ia a "thorough" one, and it may be now definitely settled that Fifth street
it a street. It behooves the council to now order its Improvement as speedily
aaeaar be dene and thereby remove a
long standing nuisance. Fort Wayne, Terre Haute and Ivans villa ara largely latereatad in thia ques
tion, aa well aa other cities and towns,
wkara speealators have bought up canal
titles for a song, and claimed the land
covered by them, in fee simple, under the Burkkart decision. This latest.-and it
la hoped final, decision will relieve many property-holders from a fearful incubus,
and discourage apecalatora In future.
MvitAotinn ia wanted. The pauper
labor argument did not appear for fifty years. The manufactures and pro ducts of the country are increasing more
rapidly than the population, am show.
paper, iron, sieei, anu print u "-vA
for one year's consumption can w niannfarrnrttl in six to nine months.
What shall be done with the
the other three or aix
months t The only solution is an extension of markets. The manufacturers
must have cheaper raw materials or r-heaoer labor unless the markets can be
extended; the;tariff alone obstructs. The tariff on material for a pair of shoes for
a warm country market is sixty cents per
so with our manuiacturera.
can't reach a foreign market under sucn
a load. No half way meaiures wui meet
the necessities of the case, and ultimately the strongest protectionists, as in England, will become the warmest advocatee
of free trade. The policy or. tree irauera
ahnnld be cnntioua. tentative, conserva
tive. An ar. The reform anouia
ininr with the abolition
tha tariff on raw materials.'
THE INSANE iSTLIin QOESIIOJU The insane asylum commissioners, with the governor as ex officio head, are still wrestling with the question of locations for the two asylums unprovided for, and also a site for the Evansville institution. The following, from the Indianapolis Journal, shows the drift of the controversy: "The insane hospital commissioners, after an all-day session yesterday without reaching any determination, decided to adjourn, and although no time has been definitely fixed, it is understood that they will meet again in about two weeks. The commissioners each have their own ideas about the most eligible sites for the location of the hospitals, and no agreement could be reached. The inducements which hsve been offered in the way of donations of land were not expected by the commissioners, and they feel that it ia their duty to give them consideration. It is altogether likely that the location of the institutions will be made, the advantages of site being about equal, where the largest donations of land are offered." The Evansville papers state that the commission is expected to visit that place
again. Monday next, for the purpose of
making a closer examination of lands offered for a site than they have yet been able to make. It would not be surpris-
it triA wore to find it necessary to
Yisit other localities again.
Rev. Jamea Wright, to Miss Harriet Hus
ton, of Paris, Illinois. Attica Ledger: Farmers in the south nart of the county, who at first expected
a half crop of wheat, are now breaking the ground for corn. Dave Ferguson, manager of the poor farm, had seven breaking plows all In one field last Mon day. A urge barn belonging to OIL Harker, north of Wabash, was burned Thursday night, together with a large amount of stock and farming implements. Lots, $2,600; no insurance. Caused, doubtless, by tramps. John Green, aged sixteen, one of the three students that fired the Wabash college building a few weeks ago, was tried
at Crawiorasvme, on inursaay, ana pleaded guilty to all the charges. His attorneys are making a hard effort to get him sentenced to the Reform school instead of the State's prison.
In the trial of William Veitch, for the
at KiahartvA?rAl
of manslaughter, with a penalty oi two and one half years in the penitentiary, which ia considered a light punishment
W. R. Maddy, grocer, of Muncie,
made an assignment to O. E. Shipley and David Stewart, Friday. Liabilities about
$10,000; assets, S6.000. Elias Maddy, recently partner, withdrew a short time ago. His creditors are chiefly in Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
The Lawrenceburs Register says: Par-
death: henceforth
of safo-guards for hfe.
SOLD IIEDAL, PARIS, lTw
BAKER'S
CHOCOLATES JlatmrPt tmimm ContaH,ih bt prvperatioa of Btaiachoeotawfcr fcmlr i. HaJcKT' BrtalJaM Ohm, from which the encei of oil hat ben removed. e!j diretfed nd tdmlrably admptadfcrlnTAUda- Baker t'amtUiM Oocofcife, aa a drink or a coa Ktioaerjr 1 a diUekoot articU i hixVr rrsoeiawDdeit by kairotm. ijio-'. Jtrva, hmlnable at a dM tar chit-diM.-ana Aooet CkoroUU, a Btat oxnUcnt article tar Suailiea. Sold by Grocers everywhere.
W. BAKU Ss COe JtonlUttcr, Mom.
Dayton at Xenla Dlvlasen.
Trains leave, goloa Sast,
Indianapolis Express.-
I ixwai
Indianapolis Aoooinnnxukuun-
Trains arrive from tbe Kaai.
Indianapolis Aeoommodation,
Local.
.nssem . 8:10 pui .1:90 put
Express-
Chicago Division. Trains leave, going North.
Cbleago Faat Hail and Kxpress
LioKaiiaport A ooummtxi. .
:5arr
SaKpn tti0Dplll
. jo :56 am . S HO pui .norJOpnt . 6:45 aiu
Trkrb is great rejoicing in Pittsburgh,
amongst all classes, over the signing of
the new scale by the iron manufacturers.
and the resumption of work. To day
the Amalgamated Association holds its annual picnic at Beaver, and Monday
they will all be ready to proceed to busi
ness. All of which is very gratifying.
Speed the day when strikes and lock
outs can be prevented by arbitration.
good will, and mutual concession.
Artnar ISat Aeptrtaa:.
Chicago Inter-Ocean: The fact that
Mr. Arthur haa made his own comfort
and peace of mind a foremost considera tion. since his accesssion to the presl
dency, is pretty clear indication that he
will not enter voluntarily ana witn
avidity into any- scheming to secure a
second term. He is less "set up" by his
honors, and apparently values them leas, than almost any of his predecessors.
His temperament and his tastes are not
compatible with a vaulting ambition. He ia likewise enough of a politician by
this time, however It may have been last
vesx. to know that the people will not
receive kindly any of his active assist
ance in choosing his successor. He could hardly do his dearest foe a worse service
than to try to tlx delegates tor nun xor
the presidential nomination; and it
would be hari kari to seek it for himself.
Wilmington (Del) man went home
the other night and found his house locked no. After infinite trouble he
managed to gala entrance through a back window, and then discovered on the par
lor table a note from bis wire reading:
I have gone out; yon will find the key
oa the aide of the step."
Ciravvel Kama a.
The supreme court ef Indiana has just
a triA fnllnwin? important aecis-
I t;UUvt VIA w- a ion, in the case of Robert Milton and others vs. the board of commissioners of Carroll county, in relation to free gravel roads: Under the provisions of the act of March 3, 1877, relative to the establish ment of free gravel roads, etc., (2 K. . Kfi02V the boards of commls-
. 7" i ;o. t tv.i.
B1UUC1 0 VS e-aaw b - " . . . . state are clothed with original jurisdiction and required to exerciee judiMial arwsTtfrsl rnntT duties in relation
to the location, establishment and ..M:nn nt frea travel, etc . roads.
LlUOLl UU.'" " " .... It -m, ..ro.p.t.tlnit of the petition calls
a, uy a A vasaa tABBia. aw - tfiA InrUdiction of tne
onnnf hoard, and requires the board to
determine the sufflciency of the petition
not it va agSecg-4-- - hr of land holders and every other fact.
precedent or concurrent, necessary to the granting of the prayer of the petition, and the finding of the county board oi such matters csn not be collaterally at
tacked. It is not necessary that the find
ing of the jurisdictional facta by the county board should be shown by its
terms, it win ut
xyirA U IrwlUUUUU U .LT Nss-aa U te aa as as as as as as ft ;bS Bold ln a vear by oKE
Cnioao and Cincinnati Kxpress..
Kuoal.
Trains arrive trim the Nana.
riueaso and Cineinnatl Kxpress. Ixanapnrt Aooommodation c.ii.cdmiAti Fast Mail and ILxpraea
Cincinnati Hamilton at Dayton k. sc
Trains leave, goins noottv.
SAO am B am 4:bS pm
Expreas
I AeeotnnioaaDon
Kxpreea.
Trains arrive from the (South-
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
XmA MJi watarv diaeharses from the nose
and eyes, rinsing nolaee in tne neaa, nervoaa
Cboklng mnoos dislodged, membrane leant eel and healed, breath sweetened, smell, taste and
hearing restored ana ravai wkhu, rof. hmni-hitla. draDDioss into the throat.
pains in the ehett,dytpepiia.wasting otsUength and fleah, toss of sleep, eteearei . KLtiA KaiiiaalCiire. one bos Catarrhal
Solvent, and one Dc Santord's Inhaler, in one nackaoe. of all drnjarlsts, to SL. Atk for BajiJTkinSi. cSnm. a imta dUtillatk. ot
wlteb haael. Am pine. ua. u, usnDiu. w i
blosaoma. etc Fottkb bbbo aid vbukwi
Co.Boaton.
uw rauat ana yeTwiiwwii j
Act Directly on tlieJLI-ver. onira Chilia and Irttt. DvmparMA, RiluiADACHB. Biunn CoLm. tx.NriPARHClMATl'L. PJI.K8. PaUTTATIC.N rr?HHEAM.TxasA.T.KFio Uvt:. iSitiinof th Livica and fro H. If ioSo not-fcl very wU.- a alns;e pill at
KTappeate. Imparls vWor to to ay-tgin.
SKIS am 10:) am f KMpm 1040 ass
.. ydMptu 10:1S pm
KrnrMI
Aaoommodatkm Extireaa
Grand RapldaAindianrst.fi,
TTains leave, colbSMorta.
FirreM...: .
cvrrrv am
KxiroaA. daily exeept BatorJay li) 40 pm
11 :10 am
SSUSpui
Trains arrive from the North.
Aooommodation KiBrett..-..... . ""
Mixed Loeal .
trsram 4 -ftftpui IWpm
tm
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I R. tL SELLERS & C0W Pittsbnrgli, Pa.
aprildAvrtf
rftnrrl in express
nnnh. if it SDDesxs that on the presen
tatirin of the petition and the filing of the
ties at Cleves on the Big Four road have proper bond the county board appointed
circulated reports
rJ oougha. oolda. weak
, T" A. t ... aiM MlaJaaSlnn
Uvea aomnlaint-rjtt.
--N o- nae SJalltaa riaasera.
LECTRI CN(an a:iectrlc Hattery eom-
bi ' binedwitb a s-arana na AST t" u,r and laogh at pain. SSe. everywhere. uareh7 dw.tAWt
that the tunnel near
that point is unsafe. Gen. McQueston re
cently bored into the weakest spot with drills, and found that the bricks had
partially crystalized and are as nam as flint. The tunnel was built near fifty years ago when solid bricks were made.
The annual reunion of the old settlers
of Knox county was held at the fair
grounds near Vincennes on Thursday, and a moat delightful time was had. The attendance was much larger than ever before. The oldest living citizen present
alow! and an eneineer to proceed as re
quired by the statute (65 Ind.. 45; 75 Ind. 20) under the provision of the statute, "that no person shall be permitted
to take advantage of any error committed in any proceeding to lay out, etc., I MIT road unless he is affected," it ia not
..nnnh frr tha comolaininn party to
ahr that he is sffected by the proceed
ing to lay out, etc He must show that he is injuriously sffected, and in what rHtwrt br the error or defect
of which he complains, in any such pro-
. n.io newiri Van Kirk, fit Monroe rwrtw and that the same cannot be cor-
and has lived rected by the county ooaru oeiu no
ISJte advantage
City, who la eighty-nine,
there eighty-eight years.
Wm. Campbell, a Jefferson ville grocer,
has a feathered curiosity. It is a cross between a screech owl and a chicken. A chicken and an owl were confined in a chicken-coop together, and this queer creature was the outgrowth. The head
resembles that of a screech owl and its eyes are cloaed during the day, but the body ia that of a chicken. North Vernon Plaindealer: The State of Indiana forbids the sale of liquors within its bordera oa 8undays, yet the
Ohio and Mississippi Railway company
can be permiiteo. thereof.
to
Universal Ptaee-Alaaaet.
nwaon Tntar Ocean: It is a noticeable
fact that the year 1883 can be celebrated as one of very near universal peace upon
the Aarth. Russia crowns her czar at I
Uwa. raace has been declared be
tween Peru- and unui, awnn juinea
Alfonso in weleouuns to the capital ror-
tugal's king, quiet seems to be settling tha British islands and better
r . t- J
counsels likely to prevail, new sure, anu
Rrnnkim nnita in a ereat celebration of
carries a saloon car in which liquors are I nAa.ce. and Chicago opens an historic ex-
sola anywuere w wuui I position, to nati to Louisville every Sunday. It is Louisville.
ouear that an Indiana man ia a violator
who sells and that an Ohio man is not. At Hazleton, on Thursday, several men used a half-witted fellow named Frank Lawaoa aa a target for their1 jokea. A man named Joseph Sturgeon made some remark, when Lawaon stepped up to htm and asked, "Why are yon always picking on met" Sturgeon jumped from his horse, and, grabbing a fence-rail, struck Lawsoa over the head with it, rnekiag a srhsstly. frightful wound. Lawson is
said to be fatally hurt. Lswrenceburg Register: The
met on
be followed by another ln In Ansterdam and Dublin
in the far east, and Denver and nan
Francisco in the f sr west, there are notes nf nranaration for srreat gatherlnga in
the interests of industry, trade and peace.
Trie nntlook wafnever more cheerful
and hopeful for mankind the world over.
Valae af aelf-Poeeeeeloa.
nt v Rnn- The dreadful accident on
i.a hri.lm vnatnrdav showed with start
lino- clAarneas how dangerous human be
ma ha-ome . to one another. A
sad women, many carry
leyea "g and leading little children, all dress
tAi a. -mM. 3 .it. aa. I ATI ID atUeir Kaesnst. waa. f11"'
There were, large number of Cincinnati I -g Me in iU P1.
contractoN - present. . amoa? them nr. MrTk-' r , A
Bates, of the firm of Bates & Keal, well
kaown in this city. No business of a defiaite character -was transacted. Tbe engineer is now drawing up the plans and specifications, and will be ready next Thursday to give an estimate of the
dirt reauirei to make the levee, xtias
to any
body, suddenly trample and crusn one .nthr to death in a panic of fear and
franc v. A little presence of mind in
that crowd mieht have saved all this
r life. Bat that which can be of
most service to them, and upon which ; thAir Hwea and those of their fellow be-
to maae tne ier . '"a . ,.j
ill be opeaed for the work at that I uigs ma, ZZTX VT" 7
time, and- it ia thought that the levee will be completed before the first of No
vember.
John A. Irwin, the assistant postmaster
at Anderson who entered a piea oi guilty to tbe charge of stealing money from letters, was sentenced to one year imprisonment In the northern penitentiary by Jadga Woods af the federal court at Indianapolis, Friday. The penalty in the case of Exam Saint and Miles L Reed, the Newcastle attorneys who pleaded guilty to charging illegal pension fees, were each fined $85 and costs. In imposing the sentence Judge Woods explained that the . offense waa of a tAAhedAei natm-eh aad. that tha penalty could not In the future be taken aa a precedent.
is the very thing which moat persons immediately part with under inch circum-
stances. Such a disaster isacnea tne su
preme value of self control. .
STRENGTH
to vigorously push a business, strength to study a profession. Strength to regulate a household, strength to do a day's labor without physical pain. Ail this represents what is wanted, in the often heard expression, " Oh I I wish I had the strength!" If you are broken down, have not energy, or feel as if life was hardly worth Eying, you can be relieved and reStored to robust health and strength by taking BROWN'S IRON BITTERS, which is a true tonic medicine universally recommended tor ail wasting diseases.
5i N. Fremont St., Baltimore ' During the war I was injured in the stomach by a piece of a shell, and have sun'ered from it ever since. About four years ago it brought on paralysis, w hich kept me in bed six months, and the best doctors in the city said I could not live. I suffered fearfully from indigestion, and forovertwo years could not eat solid food and for a large portion of the time was unable to retain even liquid nourishment. I tried Brown's Iron Bitters and now after taking two bottles I am able to get up and go around and au rapidly improving. G. DECKE&. .
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS is a complete and sure remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria, Weakness and all diseases requiring a true, reliable, non-alcoholic tonic It enriches the blood, gives new Cfe to the muscles and toot to the nerves.
r j
Tne pi aaaatlc reatlyml.
Cincinnati Post: It seems that, instead of Manager Miles heading the guarantee
fund of the sectrwx uremauc zestryai with 5,000, a private subscription has been eoine the rounds of Bob's intimate
friends to recognise his se. Ticca at the f estiral by a handsome gift, and that
$5,000 haa been raised for that purpose.
Miles was to haye recayea uii,ooo as has share ef the receipts, but, as this would have necessitated a lery upon, the
guarantee, he refused to permit it, aad said that he could do without or wait until I
Beak m1 Clreaili
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At tbe PeUUdium Job Ofio
( BEFORE AND AFTER I
"ORE AND AFTER
Electric Appliance, ara on 30 Days' Trial.
TO MEN ONLY, YOUNG OR OLD, Tirao are raOrtinr from NinTorit PpniLrrr, V Lour vitality. l. a r Nckvk Fuiu a utro Viuoa, Wabting Weaknkh:. nd mU the clisaof a Pkksohai. Katvrb reKultm fr..iit Art'kes and Othbb CAcaica. tjwedy ruii.-t ami complete rlyration of Health, Vimjh and M an h.'i iara tk ei. The frrandst disorry f the N in-t-n!h tntury. Send atoooe fur IliuiU-ateU free. Atiilruna VOLTAIC BEIT CO.. WABSHftll. WICH.
Dailv. All traltia. enieaa ouarww hiiijvbii
depart and arrive daily, ereep Hnnaay.
lyain NO 0 ((Jbloao uivuhwi iaaa Bwnvi sleeping ears from Unloago to OlaolruiatL iaaves
lilenrauna e nx a. m.
iTaina No. SB ana luunniwaa r' I
ditllr between UlnelnnaU and imoaan. via aaow eon, Kokomo and Ixwanaport . ,, Noa SI aad S. tnroon obalr ear between Clnetnnati and Chleao.
aavKina on au we innv wm "j
w m ... . hi.K 4a Alolit mlanftaa
Kiebmond Ume, twelve mlnntes taaaar tbaa Indiana poll a time, and six minntee Saatee Snaa
Clnelnnau tune. . , .
a.H.L NM. o ana nave aimuniia - mr Ticket AsV&a!or'&
B. W OABTWRIOHT,
Ticket ACT r.au.UH.K.au. mi.
GRAND RAPIDS & INDIANA RAILROAS
IN EFFECT DECKMBEB IT, IBO. OOHM NOBTB.
analOdtnnaaakawtf
To Herrona Snfferera The Oreat
European Remedy Dr. J. B. Simpson's Specific Medicine.
It is a positive ears (or Weakness, bapoteoey, and all diseases resoitlna from Indiaeretton, or overwork ot tha brain, aa Mental Anxiety, tamm of Memory, Pains la tbe Baek or Bide, and dlteaaea that lead to GonaompUon, inaan-
tty, and an early grave. Tbe b pelt fialin nied wlin wondertol sne-
VamnhleU sent tree to all. Write or tbeai
orders so
J. I. SIMPSON MEDICINE CO.. Ho. IDS Stain street, o, N. T.
Bold la ttasbmond by A. O. I-nken
.W.I
ame Medavlne
(Oulambaa TimeJ bTATIONH. No. L Ho. B. Mo. a. Olnetnnatl, Uem-wa alfiam V.SSpm KiobmoiMl S. Spm 1 U0 " 10JU " Wine beater Aid lS.14pu 1U8 ' KldffevlUe 4 KtJ - 1S.8H 1.S - Portland " tjM " LOS " lAlSam rjeoatnr S.1S " 8J0 " l.S ' Fort Wayne, Arrive T 10 til tM UOINO MOUTH. BTATIONB. No. S. No. A. Mo. a. Fort Wayne, Leava. LSOpm AlSam HSnam Ueeator 2.10 11 US " Portland-.. " , B.1Q " 8.08 1H " KldKevtlle. " , , , 8J7 " SA4 M ' Wine beater S.6S " 8A4 t Kiohmond, Arrive 8.00' 8.66 4.85 ClnetpnaM T.4H' 1.10pm TJ8
Ha i leaves Cincinnati and No. S leaves Meek-
maw Olty dally exeept batorxlay. All
dally exeept Bonoay. Wo1mfT leentnaeara on Noe.B and S
Cincinnati and Oread naplds, and aleepias; and ebair ears on same traina betweeu Oread aaahl
and Petoakey ; alao, Woodrnfl Bleeping ears oa
between Uraad Haplrta aad Maeal-
Noa. T and 8 I
new Olty.
General
A. B. IaEBT,
hi
LYON&HEALY
State Monroe St., Chicago.
' ill arv-l nr-TM " srttr a..ir-T tbesr
i BANDCATALOCVE lac xM KW- r-fafrmvii
tf trlruTOrnsa. Anita. ., r-Fita, I i i hi taaaaWwa, C tr IrstTJSV
.fAn.u Dram &l iiarH Jf'alf sD4
liaA. rWsHlfT isd oatbia. , i"aj
rea ft Amstte-nr rsva Aa aM a,
mt CLsisca bswit Mania tABM SaVtff
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TAKK THE
in .F ilm. srnnER ittr lectthes, sine
weekly), bexla 12th of Jnly 1083, and end IStb September- Have proved ot signal nae lit, to etodeots. who deelsn to pnrsse their atadles at tms or ether Law fieboot ; 2d. to tboee who propose to read privately; aad 3d, to practitioner
woo nave noa naa toe aavamac ra iTimmug ImlineSliai For etrenlar apply P. O. Umveraity
ot VeltaJoHX B. MrMoa, Prct. Com. and Btat.
$500 Reward!
We win pay the above reward for any ease of TAear Complaint, Dyauepalav 81ek Heedaebe, Ie itlraetian. UonttrpaUon orOoaaveneaa we oannoS eere with Weafa Veeetable lite PlUa,
whew taa eMreettona are strletly eompued wl n.
Taey are rarely vegetable, and never tall to give atiifaetlan. Basaxeoated, large boxes, eoctelnine B0 Tiilla. as oenta. For sale by all Drtuuiata.
Be ware of eoonterfeits aad imitation a. Tbe aeonlne inanoiaetared only by JOHM C WEST
Oe, -Tbe Pill Makers." 883 Wert Madison street, OJeago, HL Free trial package sent by
maUprepakl on reoetpt ol as at ct stamp, noia by atf druggists.
Dr. Felix Le D run's
CUBE. " A guaranteed enre for gooorrbea and gtoet. n.i. mrtrt fiMA No bad eSeeta from
its aaat oea not intertere with bnalnest or diet.
p4ee al par boa, or three boxes zer fe. aSateas md by every duly authorised acaatSoreiW tbe aooaey if toeel boxes taUto BeaS mtaVigr uaepafal oa receipt cf P0-
tiarrtng BHlEr nnnkl aa miw
HasaaaswiavittH
CtatC Etailin & Iijt RAIl.It.OilD. Which is TEH BEST BOUTS tllSIH
-AJJDToledo, Detroit & Ganadas
Eaton, Richmond, Leajausapartf CHICAGO, And all rotate in tha HOKTHWE8T. ' Oxford, Conncrsvliie. Baubsnile, INDIANAPOLIS, Terre Haute. Mattoon, PsVna ST. LOU 10.
And axXi pcmrra tn thb
Fullm&xi Sleepers on Jxgh.t Traina. Parlor Oars between CinefcmaU and TotadW
Traias loQows:
Fijiinas..... 1 1 a rTfirrriVr
of H-iM Company
KtTAMX voa crJMDnaxT.
Exprest.
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JOMt .101
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mm i.Mii. Una taMrs aad Otfaaw !
eaa on BtaMoa Agent, or s il lraas 8. X.
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S DID I En S HOI LOG r? ca kh; a D .crrzliu Bead for onraew eirealars eearteletng aaaSSaT ot otmoet lie port anna to all ex-eoidle er saab? behra. ! HeaaUee, srsMaasSa. t.mm CtaJeae. rw Clalewe, aad ad
faUhfally attendea to. Ad Inae.
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