Bloomington Telephone, Volume 11, Number 29, Bloomington, Monroe County, 25 November 1887 — Page 4

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It will not be necessary for Chicago to strangle any more anarchists the present century. Only for the double barreled ignorance of the Martinsville Gazette, it would act be Dec.eftary to state a third time thai itu Uriaieft-Pejligo case wa not reversed on the stud

ent question, but that that portion

of the case tra affirmed

The srtat drawback with two man's suffrage is that there serais to be no great demand among the women themselves fur the ballot,. This is an argument that does ! not weed to be proven to those who attended the different sessions of the Conventions a week ago. If the i&die&of Blooinington had felt that their . future happiness or wel are depended on this question, t ley would have taken more interest in the meetings. At no time during the da? sessions were there aver 6e hsndred women present, though tiach a diHtiugutshed advocate as 3asan B. Anthony was present to talk upon the subject. Enthusiasm ii as necessary in politics a sentimen in domestic affair, and that is he great need of the suffrage cavsc at this period.

Tax following named gentlemen Constitute in part only the dis ingaished array of attorneys repress qtiBg the defendants in the case of Mrs. Sarah Ellen Mcintosh vs the estate of the late Mr. C. pePan w, pending in the Floyd circuit court: Moore A Moore, of Greencastle; Judge Downey, dean of the GreenCastle Law School, Judge Binkley, Richmond; V S. Senator Daniel W. Voorhees, Ex-U. S. Senator Benj H&rrison; Hon. John ii. Elaaa, Judge Wm. Miller; Alex Bowling, New Albany; and th law firm of Joseph j ItcDonald & Co. From the foreS$&?g it would seem that the executes and devisees are frightened Tb$ir fears raay well alarm the ra, for W pablie sympathy is . setting ?istgly in favor of the plaintiff, ttwj Vacte also favor th plaintiff's wa$e. Certain it is that the reprtaeif tative of Putnam county, Hon. John K. Gordon, will new have MyoMJihijng to employ hia legislative talents in tfee General 'Assembly befAief striving to damage and destroy .jfe State University. Let him now look to his own imperiled Univcreity. v Let him help furnish iu apology lor the robbery of old Francis &tky !y the Greencastle College of hisfairly-wdn ecclesiastic honors. The people of Indiana, sypathizing with Mr?. Mcintosh, will cherish U, the memory of Mr. Abnry,that grand old Methodist pioneer bishop, the first one in America, who acquired a mastery of the Greek fend Hebrew Scriptures and all other essential branches of sound learning, while riding on horse back in hie annual preaching pilgrimages from Maine to Georgia, and Kentucky, at the beginning of the present century; when as a bishop, selected a ad commissioned by John Wesley, he traveled year in and year out building 9gfehurebes and colleges for the tethodist denomination. The peo$ew watch the results of this remarkable trial, many citizens hoping that the pending will case may furnish a more dignified and a more desirable engagement and engrossment of the precious time ' of "the gentleman from Putnam."

INDIANA UNIVERSITY By .Special Reporter. The schedule of recitations for next term has been placed on the board in th biological laboratory. Rev. N. C. Smith,of Kokomo,will deliver the lecture next Sunday week. There will ba no lecture next Sunday. John R. Brill went home to attend the marriage of his brother. Prosecutor G. W. Brill to Miss Emma Gresr. The contracting parties live in Danville. Miss Dora R. Merrifield, 5SS, of

Valparaiso, and Robert W. Winbarne, of ( hicago, were married at ?hi'age yesterday. Tlie Rloomington friends of the bride have received invitations and end congratulations. .j. F. Henbatn, analytic ehpmU?, went to M aitii'Sville yesterday io complete his analysis f the water ol the artesian well at that place. 8o far as hia investigations have prog, reused lie pronounces the water free from impuretieH. Senator Fruce prefaced his lecture Monday evening with the remark that he was not only greatly pleased to have the opportunity of addressing an audioes composed of the students of a great State University, but especially because it had for its president one of the ablest and most progressive men in the country. I he statement, mot with the hearty approval of those present. The lecture of Senator Bruce last Monday evening attracted a jar?e audieix;, nearly all the season ticket being ue! and many single tickets sold. The lecture was scholarly, argumentative and sincere As an exhibition of clean composition, elegance of style and grace in delivery, it was a model. Theeioquencs

displayed throughout its delivery, especially notice ble in the mere animated parts, held the audience in close attention. The lecture was of the solid kind, but was relieved now

'and then by anecdotes appropriate to the subject The colored race has a good advocate in Senator Bruce and will profit much by his ltetftres in the nprth. Miss Josie Woodward,of Harrodsburg, is visiting friends in the city. Miss Fee, of Rockport, is a gmst of the Misses Lemon, north College Avenue.

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