Bloomington Courier, Volume 14, Number 10, Bloomington, Monroe County, 31 December 1887 — Page 1
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BLOOMI NGTON, INDIANA, 1
4 , ? Now swear off.
Hetry feebrge lecture, Feb. 3d.
Major Grimes' pension lias been increased.
4 Practice on those two eights.
p "Tom and Jerri" is too tempting
to swear off. '
: v Kim' Eva Browne ia friends in Terre H ante.
visiting
s Jliss Aimee Wardcr,of Louisville,
is a srues t at Dr. Harris'.
v itoi'-1 i Osmaa Mulkyof Chicago, came I home to eat Christmas turkey. ; ' ? " Attend the G; A. R. entertain- ? anent Friday and Saturday nightof v. , s - W, R. Graven and wife are spend-
j 1 ins; the aonttavsut-tneir oa uome,
- -Servkjas at the Episcopal church Sunday scorning and night, by the Kev. A. Frentiss; . ; JMrs. Laura Henley Mooney, of Columbus; is here to spend the holidays with her parents.
School begins next Wednesday, College next Thursday.
Miss Ida Louden is
friends at Indianapolis.
Miss Etta Cravens is entertain
ing Code Cook, of Danville, Ind.,
Field's Gigantic Operatic
Minstrels will be here the middle of
Februarv.
BOLL OF BONQB.
Gen. Gibson, of Ohio, will lecture here on the night of Jan 12th, for the bene fl t of the G. A. R.
Cards are out for the inarrige of
-r--$ ,- X-
Girls, brace up ! 1888 will be leap
year; May you all get married at 18. and live un till you are 88. Born, to the wife of the Rev S R. Lyons, on Christmas, twins girl
and boy. The-girl died soon after its I
birthv ,, Ed Brix,-ofrItur, Ala, was at home to help eat the Christmas turkey. Ed is stOi hustling things at Decatur. " ' - ;" - ' D. Walker and family, of In-
dianapolis, are visiting, Mr. ' W.'a snpthert Mra. jrF. f al wEast
Seventh street.
Miss Jennie Rogers daughtei-of F. M.RogerSi tdFranlc-Wylie ' John H Wylie, the painter, has
! gone to join the Bloomington colony
atDe Funiak Springs, Florida. r County Sup't. John W. Craven
was in Indianapolis this week aV
tending the Teachers' meeting. Win. Leonard and- wife, of Smith yille, have gone to Illinois to see their son who is dangerously ill
with lung fever.
The following is a list of the names' of those who have paid ou subscription to the Courier" since our last publication. We shall
visiting publish another list about the mid
dle of January of all subscribers who-remember the printer at the
beginning of the New Year by making a payment: M A Houston, G W Houston, M knight, J K And ei son, SE Carmichael 'I J Rogers, Mrs M A MitchcliC Baulk M McPhetridge, John Eads,
Geo Parks, D E Grubbs, Walter Li ud ley,
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THE
Easfc, 1NDOMI TABLR TALKS.
CORNERED
BY A Si AN,
Win Bennett, Mrs E M Young, R A Ward,
J.pseplu.ayne 21 C Webster,
President Jordan,- and Profs,
-j Ainffaier ana aw&in. aitendeu buv
- -- .... . - . . JJ Educational Convention at Indian-
apolis this week.
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Mrs Hattie Masons Misses Eva Hall, Anna McDermont and S trader
r vS ' attended the Teacherjs, Associattou
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at Indianapolis; thia week
A man named Owen Stinson was
: f liouiid'over to Court, by the Mayor.
age, on
charged with stealing a
the train at Ilarrodsburg
Aart ontnurst oi lempcr wui uu
. you io good, and may do you great harrow it may not be easy to forget. V : Govern yourself fora cooler moment:
J.nnm WAndriT; and
State
teachers" who , 'attended the
Association; meet ing at Indianapolis
Thursday. - ;
Solomon- Greene, one of our old
t -fa
... JM citizensi aged aboutKyeara, died
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p apd was buried in the Clear Creek ;.-4j- LE
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Im Batman who has been located
5 'M ;in Nebraska a?year or more, baa re- ; 1 ;-t urse3 to Bloomrngton, and will KJ" go into- the i practice ..of iaw-with
Kou. C. Bnncan.
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h. Smithj a Missionary who has
f i v speat infin v vaars in Japan will lecpJtttrel'S th Christian church on' the : night of Jan; d on the people of ; hat fa btf country. ; r J Capk-'Bradenw. the man who travP els for Burfordr the Stationery fiend feS was here this week. As the editor of fs3&s therTelephone.was out of town, the f Horace Biakelyi who has been live
James Atkinson our old friend Jimmy who is now selling goods at Indian Spring, is here to spend the holidays with his friends. Mary Fuller was married at Mt.
Vernon, 111, on last Monday, to Joseph Howard. Until recently Miss Fuller has been staying at the residence. of S E Carmichael, in this city . We stop the press to inform an anxious public that they now have fire in the heating stove in the ladies9 waiting room at the depot. Before summer we hope to announce that there is fire; in the gentleman's waiting room. Prof. Kirsch; formerly superinten -dent of the Franklin: public school, now a member of the senior class of the State University, has been quite sick for several weeks but was able to be about the first of the week. Franklin Democrat.
Last Tuesday night the Red Men elected the following officers : James Jlyers, Sachem JosephAllen, iJenr ior Sagamore ; L. t Rogers, Junior Sagamore ; C.R. Worrali, Chief of Records ; Joseph Kirby, , Keeper of Wampum; TH. Sudbury, William
.Suggs and Peter MefFord, Trustees.
. Frank Dowden, who is now a member of the police force at Birmingham, Ala. recently witnessed the hanging at that place of one George Williams. Mr D. sends the Couriek a ghastly trophy in the shape of a piece of rope cut from the neck of the murderer after the execution.
Judge R. W. Miers was at Martinsville all of last week engaged as attorney in the Baugh murder case, an account of which is given in another column of this paper. The fact that the accused got off so easy is a victory for the defense, and
speaks highly for the faithful and
able work done by Judse Miers and .his associates.
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ing with his father for some time, has returned to Eldorado, Kansas,
M. ; with his family. Ed Anderson hav-
r . &' ing sold his farm, will remove to W; 41akely?s with his family. The Buck Dramatic Go. closed
& r their regular week s engagement
f ; V. ' her Wednesday night. Their sue-
cess, financially, was- only fair, but
iTj 4 ftiifl ffpntlAmAn of talent who have
made many friends here both by their acting and by their deportment off the stage. The vetesan
F Kobert buck is a wnoie snow in
k J himself, and he is .ably assisted by
WSit t& ' m
his talented wife.
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The Robt Buck Dramatic Co. re
mains here .Friday and Saturday nights of this week to give a benefit of the Relief Fund- of the Grand Army of the Republic ;The play is Thej Gld Yeteran," in which the ifcnnlc iipAmnim will bft assisted - hv
-niemlera ofc the G A. Ri, which iSiim perform-
nniAT Uiitr o , fclfUAt .ftTMtc Tinr. Oil IV
! ; see an excellent entertainment, but
ffpg help a worthy cause
'Siigbifalfiwr Wagon
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; for sale bjr W. X Allen.
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WallFaper of alj kinds and
Geo. W. Alford, of Washington Ind., will preach in the Christian next Sunday morning and evening. The question of the choice of a pastor will be submitted to the congregation at the end :of the morning service. Let every member come prepared to make a special liberal
contribution on New Years' Day
for removing all debts and insuring
the church building for the next three years.
The post office law, according to
the opinion of the Attorney General of the Post Office Department, re
quires that all letters published as
non-delivered, shall be charged with
one cent in addition to the regular postage, to be accounted for as part
of the postal revenue. Post Masters are strictly enjoined to comply rith this requirement. Hereaf ter all persona receiving , advertised letters
from the Bloomington; post office
will be required to pay one cent for
the same.
The Monroe County Democratic
Central Committee met last Satur
day, and fixed the second Saturday
in March as the day for the Demo
crats to meet in their various townships and select delegates to all the Conventions and members of the new Central Committee. John M. McGee being absent from the State
and the question having arisin- as to whether his place as member of the Congressional Committee from this county is not vacant, Mr. Ed.
w as appointed to ser ve-
Studebaker Road Wagon for sale W. J. Allen.
T-Stadebaker Road Wagon for salo by W. J. Alleii, i
A C Davis, J F Morgan, TT W Wicks, John Cole, Mrs Bratney, Pat O Donnell, O C Carter, C C Turner, Simeon May,
J T Alexander, John .Sherlock, Henry Woolery, Wm Ping E E Sluss, Thos Sparks, Frank Dowden, Grant Hazel, W W Hazel.
Matinee, Saturday afternoon. Hon S M ' Ralston, of Lebanon
was here over Sunday to see Mrs Duck Voris, of Lancaster Ind, is visiting Mrs C B.Mitchell. Only one week more until the old maids will have a chance to pop the question. Samuel Sherfey has been visiting relatives and friends in Illinois and Iowa during the past six weeks. The railroad company has at last concluded to Aicadamize-the yard about the freight depot; and the work has begun.
On Tuesday Wilson Adams took to the Soldiers' Orphans Home, at Knightstown, twochildern belonging to the Widow Sanders., and one belonging to Mrs Nannie Williams. Married at the residence of the bride in Marion township, on Dec. 21st, by Elder L. B. Bray, Mrs. Lou Bates to Finney 11. Peterson. We wish the young couple many happy new vears.
,OUie Carter was here Christmas. He is now clerk in the local freight department of the L. N. A, & C, at Chicago. Ollieis a thorough and reliable young business man, and popular wherever tie" goes.
A large audience composed of our best.citizens assembled at the Opera House last Monday night to witness the performance of "Lost inLondon17 by the Buck Dramatic Co; but the real att: active event of the evening was the marriage ceremony at the close of the performance,- when Mr E. M. AVatts' and Miss Lillie Nolan, members of the company, were united by HonM.M. Dunla'p, M ayor of this city. The affair took place on the stage and a hearty round of applause greeted the tiappj' couple. Several handsome presents were received from citizens and members of the company-
The trial of Mandeville Baugh for the killing of John W. Morgan in the town of Spencer, O wen county, Ind on the 6th day of August last, came up for trial, in the Gireut Court of this couuty, on a change of venue from Owen county, on Tuesday of this week. The history of the case, On the night of the 6th of August, 1887, eight stone quarry, hands employed John W. Morgan, a livery stable keeper of Spencer, to take them to Romona, a little st ation on the I. & V. road four miles northeast of the former place. They start ed about 9 o'clock, in a three seated
hack. William Baugh and Stewart
Perry occupying the back seat, got into a difficulty, a nd while holding Petry with one hand, drew his revolver and . handing the same to his brother Mandeville, telling thim to shoot Perry. In turning around toward where Perry was Bitting, the weapon was discharged, accidently or on purpose, the ball taking effect in the light breast of Mr. Morgan, from the eifects of which he died on the 10th day of that month. In this case the State is represented by W.R. Asher, Prosecuting Atty also by Messrs. Grubbs, Parks and Matthews, of this city, and Messrs. Ditterraore and Beam an, of Spencer The defense is conducted by Messrs
Hickman and Steele, of Spencer, and Hon, Robert W Miers, of Bloomington. The evidence is all in,
and the case is being argued as7e
goto press. Later The jury returned a verdict of three years in the penitentiary -Martinsville Gazette.
IIR DECLARES JPVTSELF IN THE CONGKESSK NAL RACE.
A SPICE Y AND ORIGINAL IN TER VIEW.
The Best Paints in market, at Liridley Bros.
the
Enlarging a speciality at Summqrs galle ry,
It has been hinted broadly over this section of our blessed land where dwell happy Democrats, and whose climate is' too hot for ballotbox stuff ers, that the Hon John R. East, the pink of iVionroe County's Stalwart Democracy, was a candidate
for Congress. Hence, he was cornered by a Coukier minion and made to disgorge, He was tackled thusly. "Mr. East,'1 "In your travels over the state, whom do you think the democrats will likely nominate for Governor? "I could not say, but Col. Mat-
son, uapt. flyers, juctge jxiuiaca and other distinguished democrats have been mentioned, but both Matson and Myers have quite a following." "Whom do 3'ou think will be nominated for President and Vice President by the republicans? "If the convention should- come off to-day, Blaine and Harrison would be nominated, The Democrats, will nominate Mr. Cleveland, and I believe Gov. Gray will be nominated for Vice President. This will secure the electoral vote of Indiana for the democracy. "What do you think of the President's message? , "Well, in the first place, I beleive
it win lorce congress to pass some measure of relief for the people, by taking ofi the taxes on the necessaries of life. It has put the Democrats on their metal, and infused new life into tnc party. It has demoralized the republicans and put most of them out on -'first base". It struck tiiem like a cyclone and presents a square issue by the people on one hand and tbe monopolies on the other. It is a plain, bold and direi t and reads like the sermon on tha mount. It is all we need in a platform, and the Democrat, who can not endorse it, ought to have a porous-plaster placed on his spine. With an aggressive-Jake-Kilrain-fight, the success of the National and Statu Democratic ticket is assured. "1 see you are being urged to enter the race for congress in this district". "Yes, the matter has been suggested, and my name . will be pi esented upon one condition, that is, that I have the earnest and undivided support of the delegation from Monroe. A chronic feud has grown up between the adherents of Cot Matson and Air, Cooper, and it seems that these two gentlemen, both of whom are my personal friends, and if either is nominated, shall have my cordial support, claim a kind of political mortgage on the district, and the mention of the name of any other candidate, raises a howl with the respective factions, that the new man is brought out to injure, or enhance their respective claims. If 1113- name goes before the convention, it will be because my friends think: I can be nominated and that my nomination will be to the interest of the democracy of the district. So far as I am concerned, I shall .represent no interest but my own, in the canvass. It may not be amiiss to say that the friends of Mr. Chase claim that in the last election, he had the support of five hundred Cooper-democrats, and the threat is made that should Cooper be again defeated, a republican will be elected. It may be presummed that with this bitter feeling existing, the Matson faction will retaliate, if their favorite, should be defeated. It seems to me that the question the democracy is interested in, is to get out the entire strength of tfhe party,aPHo do this some candidate should be selected who can poll the entire vote It will not be forgotten, that a congressional quarrel in a single district las1; election, lost us the state, and the hope of the enemy, in the coming campaign, is that enough internal trouble may occur to carry them through. The democracy ought to select as delegates a class patriotic conservative men, and leave the men with knives in their belts at home If it shall be thought best by my f riends for me to make an active canvass for the nomination I shall do so for the purpose of obtaining the nomination
?for myself and not for any one else,
ECEMBER 8 ! , 1887. '. ,j ' ", , ; J:::S ' K:0 JO ..
i?OJJl tile ; 5sv s?5 .dSv imm m&mi fz-j&a z?xi .f -
HANBEEECHIIFS, Lr . B L IIW- ' W'Sk
At greatly reduced prices. Call axwl see tbem
and the statement that 1 have' a
government appointment or am to
have, or been promised one by Col.
The "Furniture Worker, a mngassine devoted tt the inte refits oi" furniture manufacturers has this
Matson is without foundation, for l0 say 0f Showers Bros, of our city:
it such a thing has been contemplated or dreamed of by any man in Washington, since the death of the late Vice President, they have kept it as silent as the grave from me. Whether nominated or not,I shall do all in my power for the entire democratic ticket and to preserve harmony in our own ranks."
Wm. Burford and wife returned from Chattanooga, Tenn.,last week. . p GW. Alford, of Washington, Ind,
is visitinsr at the residence of E E. 1
Sluss, -
" We were greatly surprisef! when we were shown through the large factory of Showers Bros., of Bloom-' intjton, Ind. ef heir factory is situated on seven acres of ground. TSiey have fifty-six thousand sqiiare feet ot floor room, and for convenience cannot he excelled. Their immense dry-hoUses, of the latrst patruts. eive them unlimited facil-
WHAT THEY G0T IN THEIR STOCKINGS ,
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ities for drying stock. They have
side-tracks rootling through their immense lumber yards, packing rooms, cac. All furniture is loaded on cirs.set on their own side track lor that purpose. When ve lofk baelc at t he past and s Vojy io think
y 'i i- Kit f i ir f n iAita a rrs t li aaa irati- I
K - J J . I tlemcn started with a capital ot less
Ben F. Adams, gave $100 to each of his children. M rs Frank iMcQuiddy, gold watch
from, husband. Mrs Fred Apgar, a gold; watch froni husband. v B F. Adams aud wife, a silver waV" ter pitcher & goblets, from children. M rs Will Kennedy, a gold watch from her husband. " M rs L D. Rogers, a hnhdsonle guitar, from her husband, Mrs WiirAdkins, Dickensi Complete Works, handsomely bound from her husband. . '
-Mrs Josh Howe, a 20.gold piece i
from her husband Mrs Dr. Tourner,- a handsome
Book Storof ," ; 1
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? The public iMUar J$&;.
spectfiilly imiormed
wants in J;k&' line of;
Bo;kil-:;Sii Stohpiri&fi
Qan -be: fill
Christmas at Mr B's old home,Xeuia j tun one thousand dollars, we won-' pluh chair, from-her husband,
Ohio.
Prof Frank Ax tell and wife spent the holidays with relatives at Indianapolis and Richmond.
The Buck Dramatic Co. will give a New Years' Matinee at the Opera House Saturday afternoon. Samuel Wallingford took a car load of heavy mules with him on his return to South Carolina last week.
There was no go on, boys, with t h em ; bu t i ustea d , eo m e on , boys, and let us see who will get there first, is their mot! to. They are crowded with orders, and something strange is, that right in the niidM of the dull months thev were five weeks behind with their orders, and running on extra time. By the books of this firm we see that thuv
have shipped, in the eight months i just past, 30,812 bedsteads, and i 8.673 bureaus, dressers, and wash-
There was a slight change in the stands. We think the little city railroad time-table last Simdav, but J Bloomington very fortunate in it dee; n it effect the day passenger j 'j1 &e wide awake and enterA . , i, . 4 . u .! pnsi tig bhower Bros, as citizens, trams, and the nignt trains but . - , u, .
j II ill, mM'l iUL.iv, UWJ ()j iuvj ni.i
der and are lost in amazement. Bat! Dr J P. Tourner, an office chair
the mystery was soon explained. from his wife.
little.
Monroe Lodge, No. 22, of P.
you live long and continue to '.pros
per.
& A. Masons elected the following The friends and scholars of the officer?, Friday night a week, fori M- E.Chnrch Sunday School re ceiv-
ensuing year
Kobert C. G reeves,
W. M. ; John K. Anderson, S.W. ; Henry Simmons, J. W. ; Wm. F. Browning, Treas; Lon, D. llogers, SecV.; Wm. B. Hughes, 8. IX;
Wm. H. Neeldt J.D. : John Camo- i superior to any Illustrated Family
bell, Tyler; Hiram Pauley and j Weekly published. That.it is highly
ed a Christmas gift in the way of an
excelent entertainment last Sabbath afternoon, and all were big lily pleased. THE YOUTH'S COMPANION -
Watson Farmer, Stewards.
Marriage licenses have been issued since last report, as follows: Albert S. Crewse and Rebecca A. Sarc, Richard C. Keill and Anuie E; Cruse, Geo. A. Holder and Ella Bay, Jacob W. Kirk and Laura E. Morgan, J aeob Hellen bu rg a nd Mary E. May, Morton T. Stout and Rctta L. Smith, Win. L Galyan anrl Eliza Mosier, Peter Cowden and Rebecca A. Stangcr, Martin Koons and Rosa Condor, N. Bennett and Minnie Kinser, Chas. A. Cadwell and Mat tie Wallingford.
Alexander Post, No, 218, G, A. 11., at Union ville, elected the following officers for the Post for the coming year, 1888 : Joseph S. Harrisj Post Commander ; Thos. McGinnis, Senior Yice Commander; Wm. H. Busk irk, Junior Vice Commander; Post Surgeon, Joseph N, Fleener ; Officer of the Day, N. Rollins; Jos. Pry or, Chap, of the Post; Wm. Peterson, Quartermaster; Jacob Richardson, Officer of the Guard ; James C. Ealey, O. D S. Trustees of Post : Alexander Robinson, Millord Young, John P Langley. Delegates to the encampinent at Indianapolis: Thos. I. Farr and L. M. Carroll ; altetnates, Joseph N. Fleener and John Tf Langley. Auditing committee; T, I. Peterson Alexander Robinson and Milford Young,
appreciated is shown bv the fact
that it has won its wav into 400,000 families. The publishers issue anew Announcement and Calendar, showing increased attractions for the new year, which with sample copies will be sent free to ail not familiar with paper. If $175 is sent now it will pry for the companion to Janu ary, 18S9, and you will receive the admirrble Double Thanksgiving and Christmas Numbers, and other weekly issues to J an. 1,1888 free.
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The Vindaha Line will sell excursion tie-itets between-" all stations on its line where the one way rate is twenty cents or over,at one fart for the round trip, Tickets will be sold on Dec 24th, 25th, 26th, 31st, 1887, and Jaa'y 1st and 2d, 1S88, good ging only on date of sn!e, andgood rotunimg until -Jnn'y 3rd, 1888, These tickets will not be sold Dec 27th, 28th. 20'th and 30th For further in formation nppiv to the nearest ticket agent of ilio'Vandulia Line. Sludebakav Spring Wagon for sale by W. J. A Men.
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Studebaker Koad Wagon for sale jy W. J. Allen,
n. w. tot&Rte. ionwiK ci.iu ATTORNEYS AT LAW. . Will practice iu all tlio courte. All inisrness giveo piunjpt and cavfu at tontion,-
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Mrs Geo Bolienbacher, jrolegant pluim table cover, from sister-in-law. Mrs Fred Fess, a gold waiich from her husbands H J. Feltus, a gold watch, from his -wife. 5 John McCalla, gold Watch from his clerks, - Ed Hall, a gold watch, from ID va and Charley Hall.
Mrs R M. Wvlie, a diamond set
gold watch, from her husbadd. Mrs James Myers, a plush cloak from her husband. : Ed Whetsell,. a gold watch, from his wife. r Mrs Pa n i ne Pearson j a handsome rocking chai iv y Hlniiop ii op acu taa'a Jrt c pi on. .St. Louis GlpbBTpcmocrai. Lincoln, Nkb., Dec. 20. Today a committee of 100 citizens and members of the Catholic church in this city and surrounding towns, headed my Hon. Fitzgerald,, journeyed to Omaha, where they reeei ved Bishop Bonacura. Tbe train bearing the BUbopio his hew home in this city was met at the depot by the Catholic societies,bearing torches and headed by the Apollo Band, and escorted the Bishop to ; Fun Ms Opera House,, whre the reception was held. State and city officials and members of the clergy occupied
seats upon the stage. The welcome was extended by-Hon, L. W. Billihgsly, of the Council. ' Hon. P. Tut ton, Secretaty of the Irish National League in America,
welcomed the Bishop on behalf of
the church in a warm tribu'te of affection extended to him on entrance upon his Work, Bishop Bon acu m feplied to the cordial greetings, saying (hat he would have preferred to have come among them simply and without ostentation, but he could mot but feel gratified at the great welcome he receiv ed . il e spoke of I. he sorrow lie felt iu parting from his old home, and paid an eloquent tribute to the Bishop of St. Louis, uuder whose care he had been go long. He spoke of the prosperity of the work of Bishop O'Connor, who had charge of the work in Nebraska, and he prayed for the help that might come to biro to gain glory to his church and to God. The audience in attendance at the reception was a magnificent one, comprising all creeds and classesi Bishop Bonaeum ia a cousin of Mrs. John Waldron of this place, has visited Bloomington a number of times and is pleasantly femeri-
bercd by all .ho liayo int bim,
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