Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 14, 28 December 1889 — Page 1

MB RICHMOND. INDIANA, SATURI&iY. DECEMBER 23. 1889. FOURTEENTH TEAR LT nrtiusaiB un.

TEN KILLED,

A Terrible Wreck This Morning on the Chtsapeske A Ohio Railroad. Ton Killed Outright and Num bor of Othara Badly Injured. A Villain Slaughter Hie Wife, Daugh tar and Grand-daughter and Then Suicide. CuettM Death of the ex-Empreee of Brazil at Oporto 1 To-day. TEH KILLED. a. Terrtale 'rrck the tjaeaai Jt oale IUmmI CmciHMATt. Deo. 28 There wu e terrible wreok on the Chesapeake & Ohio seer White Sulphur. W. Va.. at 7 a.m. Five passengers and aa many employee were killed and many iojared. The anoident was eaased by a broken axle. Chief Clerk Ryan ot the passedr department aaya he thinka none of the killed are Cinoinnatians that Cincinaatians are usually first- elass paaeencers, whereas the killed were osoupants ot the smoker. The employes, too, roside principally in Virginia and West Virginia. Here is an ofEoial aeeonat t f the wreck as dispatched to General Manager J. T. Harahan. of Cisotmati : - Wbiti Sclpbub. W. Va , Dee 28 J. T. Harahan, ClnelanaU, O. : No. 3 was derailed about two miles west ot White Sulphur by broken axle. The engine is not oft the track. Mail ear 64. ombined ear 204 and ooaoh 382 and sleeper MHermoa" turned oyer on side. Sleeper "Book bridge" is oft the track, bat not inlared. Combined oar 204 and ooaoh 382 badly damaged. The ooaoh telesooped the combined ear, and it is there where the people were killed. Five passengers in the eeeoad-olaso ooaoh and five employee were killed. The names of the dead, aa tat ae we Lara been . able to laarm, axe as follows : Kidder Kidd, ot Hannibal. Mo. Baggage Master Barksdale. ot Huntington. H. Morrison, mail elerk, who was dead-heading home to Charleston. Newsboy, name unlearned. Colored man who worked; on the Allegheny seotion, name not learned. Thomas Karsh, Blaokstone, Kansas. J. D. West. Howardaville, Virginia. Will give names of other two as soon as they ean be identified. There were about ten injured. The Wont, to far as diseovered, is Condaotor oehwerehert, whose ligs are crushed, Section-master Myers is badly injured U the breast and back. Will give do tails of others injured as soon as ean get information. Expeot to get a baggage ear and two eoaohes and one sleeper to start a train as soon aa possible. Will take the injured to the Caldwell House, White Sulphur. Have sufficient medi eel force here. Haye sent the dead to Roaoevorte to be prepared for burial. H. B. Dill, Supt, HORRIBLE BUTCHERY. Ilealaaa rteaa Maraes Hla Wire, rales- aa llraaaaaaghlcr. Dktxoit. Deo. 28 A speoial to the News from Hooneeter. alien., says: A. old-blooded triple murder was oom miued two miles north of Mount Vernon last night, William Major murdered his wile, hkia dajuhtar and . his grand daughter. Msjir is about fifty years old and a well-to-do farmer, tie was in Borneo yesterday and eame home eheerlul. His daughter, Mr. Joseph Dim, ot Brandon and her little dauch tar, were visiting the house, and after conversation with them the family retired. The people were but fairly aaleeD when Mai r arose and began the work ot slaughter. H took a revolver and ahot his wife aa she lay asleep, put tin two bullets into her body and mor tally wounding her. The noise ot the shooting awake the others, but the murderer did not Hesitate, tie sprang into the apartment occupied by hi daughter and her child and eoollv fired a bullet at Mr. Depew, and when it tailed to kill her procured an ax and knocked out her brains. His little grand-daughter, from beneath the bed clothe screamed, and with a blow ot the ax he out her head open, killing hex instantly, the blood and brains be enataarinc bed and walL A special to the New from Borneo, Mielu. nay: William M. Major, who murdered three person last evening. has been found. His body was diseov ared in his barn, he having committed soi olds byhangieg Kxt-KBsareaa mt stomal I Lisbon, Deo. 28 The ex-Empress of of Brasil died to-day at Oporto. The i of her death, is supposed to have i heart disease. niza Tm im m LovdosT. Dee. 23. A petition for di Toree has boon filed by Captain O'Shea,

ex-member of parliament, against his wife. The petitioner makee Mr. Parnell corespondent, and asks tor divoree

on grounds ot adultery. I he petition sets forth that the acts of adaltery were committed between April. 1886. and the date ot the petition. PajaaMfi'i Clerk. HIMlai aa Hbart. Washington. Dee 28 Benlantin A Jones, paymaster's clerk in the United State Marine Coroe. is reported miss ing. His hat has been found floating in the mer, and a letter writ ten by him to his wife said he was about to commit suicide. lone' aeoounts are tains; investigated. and a shortage ot 92,000 has already been disooyered-I-SalC CBOSl'HKS. ella-leaa ftes-vleee at ik Varteaa Caareara Ta-snorraw. - First Presbyterian Church Preaah ing by the pea tor to morrow both morn ing and evening Io the eyening, by special request, be will repeat a dis course presented last September on The Bevuion ot the Confession.' Strangers always weloome. riew Uhnroh lemple. corner of South Seventh and A streets, Bev. H- H Grant, pester Sunday servioes, 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday sohool, 11:45 a.m. Morning topio, "Spiritual Light." Eyening topic "Why the Churoh of the New Jerusalem is to be the Crown of all the Churches." The seats are free and the publio is oordia'ly invited to attend. First Hioglish Lutheran Churoh Christmas servioes to-mrorow morie: at 10:30 o'olook and evening at 7:30 oolook. The Christmas deoorations will be left in plaoe over the Sabbath. The ohoir will sing mutio appropriate to the ocoasion. Preaching by the pa tor, Bev. Jaoob W. Kapp. All are invited. Services at the Wesl-yan Methodist Sabbath as follows: At 9:30 a. m., class meeting: 10:30 a. m., preaohing by the pastor, Bev. A. Lawrence. Subfeot, The Wells ot Salvation. All arc invited to come and weloome. Oraee Methodist Lpisoopal ChurchQuarterly meeting this evening and tomorrow, oonduoted by tbe pastor in the abenee ot the presiding elder. Sermon at 7.30 this evening. Servioes to morrow a follow : Love feast at 9 a. m.; preaohing at 10:30 a. m.. followed by the saorament ot the Lord's supper; Sunday sohool at 2 p. m ; young people's meeting at 6:30 p. m.. and preaohing at 7:30 p. m. All arc invited, especially strangers. JSast Mam Street Friends Bible sohool at 9 a. m.; meetings for worship at 10:30 a. m. and 7 p. m. A cordial invitation extended to any or all of these services. First Baptist Churoh Presenta bv the pastor,. J Ward Stone, at 10. 30 and 7:30; devotional mooting at 7 p. m. ; Sunday-aohool at 9:15 a. m. The pews are tree, and this announcement is an invitation. Pastor Stone expeots that Bev. A. Ogle, agent ot the Indiana Baptist Con vention, will be present to presort the evening sermon, atter whioh baptism will be administered. U sited Preebvterian churoh, oorner Eleventh and North B streets, Bev. Alexander Qilohrist pastor Servient to-morrow as follows : Preaohing, 10:30 a. va. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday-sohool, 2:30 p. m. ; young people's meeting. 6:45 p. m. Lverybody weloome; young people especially invited to the evening erviee. St. Psul Lpiaoopal ehuron Key. J. Everitt Cathell rector, Bev. Z Test M. D. assistant. Holy communion at 9:30 a.m. Morning prayer, litany and sermon at 10 30. Evening prayer and sermon at 7:20. Christmas musio by double q lartette repeated. Sunday sohool with with open Dime classes and reading tor vdo.lt at 2:30 p.m. Seats iree. Citisens and atrangers always heartily welcomed. The revival meetings at the Evangel -ioal mission are still in progress and increasing in interest and power. Servioes to night, to morrow morning and evening. Oo to these servioes; you will enjoy them. South Eighth street Friend' ohurch Sabbath sohool at 9 and meeting tor worship at 10:20. Young people's meeting at 6:30 and evening servioes at 7:30. The interest in this school i steadily increasing, it has gained 50 per oent, in attendance the past year; also the publio meeting are steadily gaining in attendance and interest. President J. J. Mills will attend the morning servioes to morrow. The publio are cordially invited to attend all these servioes. Christian Church Servioes to-mor row at the usual hours : Preaching at 10:30 a. m also at 7:30 p. m.; Sundayschool at 9 a. m. Pryer meeting eaoh Thursday evening at 7 :30 p. m. To all these services a most cordial invitation is extended to friends and strangers in the city. Daniel Hill expect to attend Whitewater meeting to-morrow at 10:30 a. m. A cordial invitation extended to alL Servioes at the Third M. E. Churoh to morrow as follows: S mHay-sohool at 9:30 General claes at 10:30. Preaohing at 7 p m. The meeting to-morrow night will be the beginning of a series ot meetings First M. E. Church The pastor. Bev. A. W. Lamport, will preaoih moraine and evening. The class meeting at 9 :30 a. m. is largely attended aod usually spiritual. Sunday school at 2 p. m., L. H. Bnnyan superintendent. id at BtmTiBaaiay craala Mr a. Timothy Cronin, who resided on the oorner ot North Seventh and C meets, died suddenly this afternoon. She ha been in poor health for several year, but generally able to be about the house, and yesterday she called at the home ot her neighbor, Mrs. McCoy, to view the remains ot her daughter, Mis Ida. whose funeral occurred this afternoon. The deceased was a noble woman in the full eat sen ot the word. An affectionate wife, n loving mother and a kind neighbor. The time of her funeral will be announced in Monday's Palladium.

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re. xleary Meey Celearate ta RixtlctB Aaalwrnij 1 TStelr Jsarrlaere. On the 24 :h day of December. 1829. Henry Maey and Rachel Trotter were united in the holy bonds ot matrimony in a small log honse whioh ie a till standing one mile east ot Williamsburg. These aged people are en toying a vigorous old age on their homestead three miles northeast ot Williamsburg. Mr. Macy ha attained the ripe age of eighty three, while the bride ot his youth is now eighty. The union has been a very happy and prosperous one, and was blessed with eight children, ot whom six (five daughters and one son) are still living. It is very rarely that any couple live to oelebrata the sixtieth anniversary ot their wedding, and it waa canoluded to have a great family gathering on this day. Last Tuesday the old farm house was orowded with children, graadehildren and other relatives to the number ot nearly a hundred who assembled to do honor to the ocoasion. An elegant dinner, oonsisting ot all that the ingenuity ot the Wayne oounty housewives oould devise, was spread at noon. Before partaking ot it Mr. and Mrs Maoy were eaoh presented with a handsomely upholstered rocker by their on oantord on behalf ot their children. Mrs. Sexton, a well-known minister of the U. B. Churoh. aged ninety-three years, was present and invoked the Divine blessing upon the feast and the assembled oompany. After doing ius tioe to this elegant spread the time was spent yery profitably in sooial intercourse and games by the young folks. Appropriate musio tar the oooasion was rendered by some home talent and was muoh appreciated. Late in the atter noon the oompany dispersed to their homes, wishing air. and Mrs. Maoy many happy returns of the day. -i.a,t Oaji af Pesaaell." This sterling drama will be presented at the Grand Opera House Monday night. The Sanduiky Begister says ot it"Mr. John Fay Palmer has taken Bulwer's great work. "The Last Days ot Pompeii," dramitized it and plaoed it upon the stage. The undertaking was a large one and is attended with success. Mr. Palmer has preserved the beauties ot the lines of the great novelist, wherein he soores one suooess. The oompany oantaioe a number of elever people. John Fay Palmer is a finished so tor and his Arbaoes, the Egyptian priest, was a study in oonoeption and make-up. Mr. Thomas Garriok essayed the role of Glauous. Mr. Garriok ia a young man of the school of robust actor. He read hi line intel ligently and altogether hi work waa loudly applauded. Miss Helena Collier was a sweat lone and played the part in good taste, while Mis Ferrel as Nydia ana xntss neveriy as uuiia are wormy ot commendation. The rest ot the oast was good' aaalcata at Pjlblu. flaamania T .IA VA nt the TCfll'Vlta fit WM.wa..w .www . n Tothia ha.l m.n olantinn nt nffioera latt night, whioh resulted as follows: Franoi Nefl P. C. William Klopp C C. Ernest Sohwerin V. C. John Feltman Prelate. Oscar Tauer M. of F. William Thomas M. of E. Jaoob Weber M. of A. August Sohroeder K. ot B. and S. Jobn M eerh oft Tm s. DIM. Clara, the three-year old daughter of Henry Walderman. 643 8outh E street. died this morning ot brain fever. The funeral will take place Tuesday morning at 8 o'olook, from St. Andrew's Churoh. Wintry Caster City. A visitor to Yankee Fork, Idaho, in 1881 now residing here, says he arrived in Custer City on the 4th of August in that year, and on the night following his arrival snow fell to the depth of eighteen inches. That year the total fall was thirty feet, and the residents congratulated themselves on having such a mild winter. Custer City butchers slaughter cattle enough in the early fall to meet the winter demand and pile the dressed carcasses up like cord wood in the rear of their meat stalls. No paper is used to wrap meats in purchased by the patrons, who carry it to their homes on sticks of wood f aslaioned similar to skewers and pushed through the stakes or roasts to keep the hand from coming in contact with the icy meat, which is frozen so bard that a dog cannot chew it until the frost is thawed out of it over a fire. Miners purchase beef by the quarter and throw it on top of the wood pile in front of their cabins, and when tney go out to chop an armful of wood they also chop off a steak from the beef for their meals. Virginia City Chronicle. Not aa Mesa aa Ha Leaked. Twoyoung girls, closely pursued by a dark visaged Italian, darted from an alleyway on Dearborn avenue one day last week. The screaming girls ran until the jail was reached when thev sank exhausted on the stone sidewalk. A large crowd quickly gathered, and angry and excited men roughly collared the Italian, who had turned and walked sullenly toward Kinzie street after the girls had fallen exhausted. "Cries of "Lynch him 1" "Hang him P etc, were freely indulged in while the supposed assailant of virtue was being led back, none too gently, to be identified by the girls. When the captors and captive were within speaking distance the yownger of she two girls cried imploringly, "O pay him for the grapes we stole; pay him for the grapes we stole f The Italian muttered sullenly, "They steala my grapes." The vindicated man was quickly released, the girls stole sheepishly off, and 200 men and women smiled and quickly dispersed. It was one of the many funny incidents happening daily on the streets of this city. Chicago Herald. Canada's chief quarantine officer exnulla etinleva Baft aee.

Cams 'I vsed to make balloon ascen scions n connection with Warners circus," id an old and retired aeronaut the ther dav, "and one cUr I went up "rom Pekin, His. Th balloon was aew and light, and I got a much longer ride than what j expected. I lnally descended in a farm house yard about ten . miles aKay, my an jhor having caught in i cherry tree. Ilie farmer was an old fellow about SO years of age, and be fat reading on ois door step as I casHfcjwn. He removed his glasses, Jut them in their case, put the case i his pocket, and then came forward ensl carelessly observed: i " That a balloon r f : 44 'Yes. Help me pul it down. " 'Are you a oallooneri "'Yes. Pull hard. "We got the air shii clown, and I wanted Lim to take me p town in his wagon. He had none, s$id I had hired rig of a neighbor, an 4 was about to depart, when the old . feUpw stepped forward with : " I have a little bill 1 e, sir. 'Damage to cherry , 2 shill ind Ik ee ring my poultry, ents; skeerIng my old woman. same; services or mvsell, f 1. which is mighty cheap times.' U $2.25. iderin' the "'But I wont pavit! protested. " Oh you won't I fh a justice of the peace, and 111 issue a war rant. My nay bur is constable, and he kin serve it. The old toman is out of her fit by this time, ai she'll be witness, and I sort o' reel im I'll fine you about f 25 for disturl of the peace and contempt of this aurtr "And I was made te realize that the best way out of it was to come down with the amount of hjBbill, and, luckily, I had it, and a Juarter to spare." New York Sun. j I "' i Tbe Founding- or the Beya! Society. Sir Robert Moray,' the first president, brought in word from the court that "the king had been acquainted with the design of the meeting. And he did well approve-of it, and would be ready to give encouragement to it." The royal patron fulfilled his promise. The charter of incorporation passed the great seal on the 15th of July, 1662, and was read on the 13th of August following. Evelyn's "Diary" of this date contains this passage: Our charter being now passed under the broad seal, constituting us a corporation, the name of Royal society, for the improvement of natural knowledge! was this day read ; and was all thai was done this afternoon, being very 4ng." Charles affected ehepkistry and nav igation, and, when b grew tired of bis wine ana nis re would resort to his -yowrttr-wHwWL wil ea about him. Imitated taat trrrm lar'a dissipar tions, so they frequi lectures, ana tried the scientific ook wise. But even Charles and hi: tops could not. ti the growing by their attention, har sciences in the estima on of good and true men. lne reasoi for this may be found in the gnition of the need of such a society, and the character of the men constituting it. The fame of such men as Sir Robert Moray, Bovle, Evelyn, Pepys, Wallis, Ilooke and Wren, who were among the incorporators, continues lively to this day. It may not be, as has been said, that the incorporation of the Royal society was the only wise act of Charles II, yet it has proved itself, without a doubt, his wisest act. Dr. William C. Cahall in Popular Science Monthly. One Thing; and another. Mrs. Grundy says that those who live beyond their means have very short rope to get to the end of. Mrs. 1 igg -John, there is a long red hair on your shoulder. And your ileeve is torn, too. Mr. Figs Yes ; I put the hair on there myself, so you ihould notice the torn place. A Venetian glass manufacturer ia said to be making and selling bonnets by the thousand. The glass cloth of which they are made has the same shimmer and brilliancy of color as lilk and is impervious to water. In the principal hotels the word menu is now discarded, and the good Anglo-Saxon "bill of fare" takes its place. The dishes are given their English names, and it is ilo longer considered good form to eat anything for which an English name cannot be found. An advertisement, praising the virtues of a new make of infants' feeding bottle, winds np by saying: "When the baby is done drinking, it must be anscrewed and laid in a cool place ander a tap. If the baby docs not thrive on fresh milk it :liould be ooiled." .' "What was it," askefV the Sunday tchool teacher, "that first caused the downfall of man!" "The forbidden fruit," replied the class, in concert. "That's right. J nd now what kind of fruit was iti" Th ire was a silent pause, and then the offspring of a newspaper funny man spoke cp. "I don't know what it was then, but its a chestnut low."-Young ladies' Journal.

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The Origin af Calico. The word "calico" has a queer oripin. Many centuries ago the first nonarch of the province of Malabar rave to one of 1 is chiefs, as a reward xr distinguisbec services, his sword nd all the land within the limit of which a cock crowing at a certain lemple could be heard. From this cirmmstance the little town which grew ip in tbe center of this territory waa tailed Calicoda, or the cock crowing, afterwards it was ca'ed Calicut, and from this place the iJ6t cotton goods -ere imported into .in gland, bearing he name of calico. Montreal Star. A famous Washina-tou gambler, it is aid. will noon go to preaching. He would have besTua it leu years ago but he has only fust sov ! found n cure for bis oouxh. It ia Pr. Bull' Couhg Syrup, r ; Skating nt toe Park Bink to-aignt.

f?UBER Absolutely Pure. hla powder never varlea. A marvel ot parity, etrencth and wholeaomeoeaa. Mora economical than the ordinary Kinds, and cannot be sold In eom petition with the mnluiuua ox tow tan, anort weifni amm orpnae Phate powders. Sold only in eana. Kotax BAKiau Fowdbb Uo us Wall (treat Mew Tor. C. M. HAMILTON, DENTIST. OYER NICHOLSON'S BOOK STORE, Odd Fellows' Bunding. aart7dw-ly (SCRAP IBON.BUUCJHT.) Te Destroy Imrcta oa Animate. A wash made of the water in which, potatoes have been boiled is a certain means of destroying- insects on animals. The first application is generally effectual, but it had better be repeated a few times in order to destroy the eggs. The same means may be used against the parasites in which mancre originates, and probably wouia remove plant lice also. This insecticidal property of the potato is supposed to be owing to the solanine, which is one of its constituents. New York Commercial Advertiser. Just What It Waa. Customer How is this? Did you lharg-e me twenty-five cents for a ihavet Barber Yes: but I shaved vour face ill ow, and your beard bad bean rro wmg a rnonia. yrnai nave yow rot to say f Customer Simply that it is a bare feced robbery. Boston Herald. Jill at MaKJaJETia, Sew Torhx Barkit Haw TOBK. Deo. 28 Flour CUT mtJI extra, 4 SU..4 45: Minnesota extra ISSSdSSf; eaoerflue, Va lOika 76; floe. SI 7fr4tf 45. Whet JNo. a ixo winter, mixed, 86886)1 Dee.,859: Jan.,66e; Feb, 86 J Corn Mo. i mixed, csao, ci4'o; So. i mixed. Ilea, 30: jul, SjJ, May. 40 Oaav-No. J mixed, eaa, S4HHo; Ho. i mixed, Dee ; Jan., ; r'eO,. 28X Pork Mees, S1U 75 lard Jan , M 00; Feb., ffl 14 Molaasea How Orieana, 8&O4S0 Turpentine 44 44H Boain etralued to ood, 11 SOOkl 2S Bntter Western creamery lauoy, 2B37e Cheeaa Ohio flat, 1 Oo Esva Western, 6 &Mo Bnaar Cnt loat sua crashed, 1ot sraaalated, 6 Ho; mo aid A, 654a Tallow Prime city, 4 7-18 Coffee Bio, lair eargoaa, Uo. Citttcaaa saaraies: ctmcAoOvDeo. 88, M a, m Wheat- Jan., 77; May 61, cjto Dec. si: Jan., 30: Hay, &H63S OaU Jan., )hi : May, aiMo PorkJan . 00. My. 0 46 Lard-Jan , W 77; Feb . as 82S: May, SB 00 abort nda Jan, 4 67; Feb S4 61; May. H 80 Ostmaeo, Dee. 88. 1:1 p. nv Wheat Dee. Tie; Jan.. 78; Htr, Wo Unrn-Dee, SIMS V FebL, So; May. Si Oat- iee. aooj Jan20)ai Feb., 20.;May, t-ora-Year.t 40; Jan., $ 05; Feb, Ss 17) May. IS 47 H Lard- Year, SS 77); Jan SS 80; Feb. W 81T ; May. SS 00 Klba Year, S4 sax: Jan, St 80; Feb, S4S3HI asay, sa as tlsMvlautatl Marat ea. CnrcucHAn. Dee. as. Flour 12 BO a I Z Lard Kettle dried. Sft Pork Beanlar, ss SO a SS S3.; tamlly 1.0 0010 12H Baoon fhort clear rib sides, Wheat-78 Corn I to Oata 24o 7ri4o Grand Opera House. W. H BRADBTJRY 4 SOV Manager A.LvPOGUK. WM H BRADBURY. W. X. BHADBDRY-Proprietoca. OYSsriazroYLr. DEC. 30. Special Retain Engagement of the BxAunrcr, Lir, LAST DAYS OF POKnlPEDD A Gaaale D-ama. A Strong Company of Lrglumste Aotors eapporuag JOHN FAT FALUER, As Arteces, the EcpUaa Priest. A ear load of special scenery. Not.I Me-rtiann-al Kftacta. BeaatUal Tabtaaax. Prices, - - 75, 50 and 25c at Drake moate store.

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