Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 September 1880 — Page 7
i husband under a table and protected his : body with her own. Mrs. Little fainted, I and was carried insensible to her room. | One man jumped out of the window, I twenty-fire feet to the pavement, and, when last seen, was running for dear life. Many ladies fainted, and but for
S. C. Dunham, a lawyer of Hartford, accompanied by the Rev. E. J. Lamb and a veteran guide, ascended Long's Peak, Col. Just as the summit was reached a violent snow and ice storm enveloped the peak and the cloud bearing
the storm soon proved to be heavily!
the few cool headed men, dozens of them charged with electricity. The presence j J would hare jumped from the windows. 1,1 l ^ c R’dil was discovered at the rude ^^"1 Several gentlemen caught young Ar- monument erected by Col. Long and his ^
j nold and wrenched the pistol from him. I party when they explored the peak in ,
Furniture, Pictures & Picture Frames Weapons disappeared us suddenly as 1800. I nder the leo of this pile of stones C. J. KIMBLE &. SON, , they came, and the Sheriff took the pris-1 the party attempted to take shelter. The only exelusivo manufacturers and dealers oner to the juiy-room, while hislbrother j t hey at once detected a low singing in the e,.untv. therefore it njy certain „ :. :1 mi... sound something like the buzzing of an
idaeeto act good furniture at low prices. Let everybody go and see—in Hathaway Block,
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THE STAR.
CITY AND COUNTY
Ike was taken to jail. The Judge ord
ered the Court room cleared, and with ' imprisoned insect. This rapidly gatherno one present but the jury and lawyers ed in volume until it more resembled a Bronstou finished bis speech. Mrs. Ar- fusillade of torpedoes. Tha party fornold sat in her husband's lap and eager- s 00 ^ this place and moved to the open ly watched the doors, with a counte- roc k field. Mr. Dunham, thinking he
nance I never shall forget. She feared
! for his life.
"***" Little's friends say it was a premeditaLa>t week we uublished a clipping t e j thing, calculated to make ground from the Cincinnati Gazette, in regard to f or the prisoner. The jury have gone to College Avenue ( hureh, of this city, and their quarters and will lender no verdict Dr. Joyce’s pastorate. Below we give j t 0 .mgi,t. By order of the Board of Trusthe rejoinder made by the Official board i tees of the town, tho bar rooms have of the Church: (been closed fur tho night. “The writer has either been imposed Afterthe adjournment of the Couit, upon or willfully misstates the facts. Bronson went to Senator Voorhees and
had discovered through tho storm . available shelter, pointed it out with his ! hand, h hicb member began an exhibition similar to that seen at the rusks. The. iluid increased inactivity, and Mr. Lamb| and Mr. Dunham received sho.ks which! seemed to scorch their ears and fore-; heads and singe their hair. They <le- . scribed the sensation as similar to that which would be produced by suddenly i
Pens, Pencils, Paper, Ink. And School Sujijdies ol all Kinds, OO TO
drawing a heated wire tightly around
asked him il anything personal was | the head just below the rim of the hat, meant. Voorhees replied in the nega- accompanied by pricking of the head, live, and there the matters res' as to the giddiness, nausea, and a display of blue,
two attorneys.
All A\\ Ini IH'iltll.
Ilickering Humes. Mr. Dunham could distinctly see a blue light playing about bis head. Dating this display, thunder, unaccompanied by visible lightning, was
rumbling about the summit.
Dr. Joyce has been a member of the Northwest Indiana Conference since be entered the ministry, until his recent transfer to St. Paul, Cincinnati. He 0:111.0 to Roberts Chapel, now College Avenue Church, this city, three years ago, precisely as he goes to St. Paul, by previous 1
arrangement and consent of the Bishop. 1 (Nashville t lean.,) Banner.) The allegation that tho church has| Th e following additional particulars
been for years the scene of continued of the awful demise of Milton Story, and Old John Morris, a Little Rock noquarrelling and biikering 1111100^ the the biting of a number of dogs at Spring gro, bit upon the idea of Tanner anti-bil-1 members is a positive falsehood. n r ., Hill, Maurey, County, have been furnish- lions pills, compounded, as ho declared,! Joyce found the church in harmony and ; od " s by a gentleman of that place: On 1 according to n receipt obtained from the left it in the same condition. It is fur- Hie Witt place lives a man named Story. \ great faster. He sold sotn«‘ to a woman thcr alleged “when Dr. Joyce took charge Their eldest son, the finest looking man, ] who died soon after taking them. John of it but a handful of members was left perhaps, in the county, weighing without | «as arrested and taken into court, where
surplus flesh, two hundred and twenty-1 the following dialogue took place: one pounds, was fondling, last March, a (“Where did you get the medicine you shepherd dog that bit him on the linger. I gave the woman?” “I made bit from inp' X c Upa _ 1 It healed up, and ho thought nothing ’ d’rections sent ter mo by Dr. Tanner." more of it. The next day he was siczed “What are its component parts?'’ Hit’s
roots from the groun’ an
S.ICor. INiblicSquare, (JreiMieasllo. Ind.
a thankb'ss
Royal Spendthrift* of the People'* Money. We have under one Government and nnder one flag a territory larger than that ruled by a d >zcn Governments in Europe; ami the difference in the salaries paid to kings and royalty, and those paid the servants of the people in our ’ republic are striking. The Czar of Russia get* $8,250,000 a 1 year, or $25,000 a day. The Sultan of 1 Turkey gets annually $0,000,000, or $1.8, I 000 per day. Napoleon III. had a salaI ry of $2,000,000 annually, or $14,000 each day. Francis Joseph of Austria receives $4,000,000 a year, or $10,000 a day. King William, of I’russiu, is paid $3,000,000 per year, and Victor Emanuel $2,400,000! and Good (}ueen Victoria manages to live on $2,200,000. Now, in addition to these salaries, each sovereign is furnished with a dozen or more first-class residences free of cost. In this country our president only gets $50,000 a year—just as much as the Czar of Russia gets in two days. General Sherman receives in all, some $18,000 per year—only a fraction more than the Sultan of Turkey gets each day. Tho whole exjiense of an American Congress for a session of six months, will not exceed—incidentals and all—$4,000,000. The people of this country complain of hard times. Is't them study the pauperism of England, and our word for it, they will deem the condition of our poorer , classes a comparatively happy one.
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and the appointment
one," etc.
This allegation is ns notoriously false
as tho former, and seems to us
ble for a correspondent who ilvsires to
deal justly with those of whom h e , wAh hydrophobia in all its horrors, ap'd j made outen roots from the groun’ writes. We do not believe it necessary ! t, '' od to bite his mother, who, foitunate- , leaves from the trees. Does yer want to ' in parading Mr. Joyce’s virtues to the ,nado ber escape. Twenty or more buy a bottle, Jedge?” “No, sir, I don’t . public to tear down those with whom he! , " on fathered there on Sunday, but on J The charge against you is a serious one. labored ro successfully and hnriuonious-! account of bis great power, all were ; What made your medicine kill the woly. When Dr. Joyce came tons he afraid to approach him. He yvas barred man?" “Why. Jodgo, dc medicine didn’t j
found the church with a membership of up yvith rails and wood, and left to tear j kill de ’Oman.” ‘‘What killed her?" to tlio citiron- of Patnam nnd .1
over 300, well organized in all her do- himself to pieces. Mother, father, and ; “Why, Jedge, de ’oman died oh de stir-1 evr’partmonts, standing among tne very best ■ fiends and neighbors Lad but to stand prise. Yer see she had been taking cb-‘
appointments in the conference in all her :u,d 800 bim kill himself by piecemeal. , eryting in tho benevolent collections, a new parsonage,! He bogged to be killed, and was continequal to tho host in the conference, and ually plea-ling fora pistol tokdl himself, in all respects a first-class appointment, •prayed for his immediate death. About day this prayer was answered j right to work tearin at do corners ob do 1
billiousness, hit surprised do ’oman to
MULIIOLN, HANXA & BLACK
»ffer their services as
TT TT ID IE IR, T iLICIEDIRS,
nin* ooun'iiM. They have the laru-e«t *t<)''k and mn.«t • .h-M, ute., m wo.-'urn Indi-iaa. Funeral* arranged t . . . thirty year*' experience In the hasine.s. No. It and Id Fast IVushiiwtoo Atreet, tlreeti ustle, Ind.
medical market and hit
I didn’t do her no good. She didn’t hah much confidence in the medicine, and j vvhen she tuck hit and found hit wont
except church building.
So far from being a thankless one, Dr. Joyce came to it gladly and willingly, without coercion. For years past the pulpit has been supplied by such men as Rev. J. W. Greene, Dr. A. A. Gee, Rev
He became quiet, and upon examination was found to be dead. Every piece of furniture in his room, including mantcl- , I board, chairs, bed, bedsteads, carpets, windows and blinds, were shivered and
Samuel Bock and others, whoso names f^ orn ' nto atoms. Hu was all covered o\would indicate the character in which ! or w ' l b f ro *b. or foam and Inood His the church was held by the conference to; arn,s and hmbs were literally torn to whom she belongs. It is true we have a l J ' ecl!S - Alay God forbid another such new church building, and if any credit dcal b- Stor\ was a man of promise, full attaches a part of it is due to the noble, <d energy and enterprise, and was honest self-ucrificing men and women who con. and determined in all his purposes, tributed $20,000 for its erection and com-! Il,< exa,n P ,e wa * al « , e» d y being pointed
1 to. Friends and neighbors will mourn
Bargains, BARGAINS. Bargains!
MONEY SAVED AND MONEY MADE! Mulholn, Hanna, & Black FURNITURE DEALERS.
death. Yer cant hold a man for surpriin anybody to death.*’ Ef I comes and tells you a good piece ob news, and you falls dead, de law can't hold me ’sponsible. An 'cordin to the same ’stronomy if I gins a woman a dose ob medicine and j
hit surnrise her to death, de law can't 'youfo new-pady to soil all kind* of Furniture at rric*" Inwr than wnre over Le ore offer-
>4 in 1 utni'n 1 ■»unty. W e propose to largely iii'-ren-p uur stock by oblitionHl puronasoe, aod
put do clamps on mo.” Tho JUStice is ' ■" keep on hands tne Largest, Cheapest and Best lino of Is ever offered in this market.
onsidering the points of John’s argt
ment, but John is still in jail.
What Makes tho IHflfcrence?
[Youth’s Companion.]
A writer, discoursing upon the way Wealth is accumulated, says that, as a ' general rule, it is the result of economy, j industry, ami attention to business. Poverty, on the contrary, comes (from ' idleness, extravagance, inattor.tYn to business. Of four-■ there are numerous exceptions to these general rulps. But ’ the facts justify the w riter in tho fol-
lowing sketch:
Here are six shoemakers working in one shop. One of them attends to his ! business; you can hear the music of his hammer late and early. He is in love, it may be, with some girl on the next street. He has made up his min i to he a man, to succeed, to make somebody else happy, to have a home; and while he is working, in his imagination, he can see his own tirCside, with the light falling
upon the faces of wife and child.
I The other five gentlemen work ns little is they can, sttond Sunday in dissipation, i have the headache Monday, and as a re1 suit, never advance. The industrious ! one, the one in love, gains the confidence of his employer, and in a little while, he ! cutsout work for these other fellows. I The next thing you know, he lias a shop of his own, the next a store, because the man of reputation, the man of known I integrity, can buy all lie wishes in the
United States upon credit.
The next tiling you know, he is married, and he has built him a house, and he is happy, and his dream has been
realized.
After a while, the same five shoemakers, having pursued the old course, stand on the corner some Sunday when he rides by. He has got a carriage, his wife sits by his side, her face covered with smiles, and they have got two children, their faces beaming with joy, and the blue ribbons are fluttering in the wind. And thereupon, these five shoemakers adjourn to some neighboring saloon, and pass a resolution that there is an irrepressible conflict between capital and
labor.
plction.
We would not dettact one iota from the well-earned laurels of Hr. Joyce. Tho grateful remembrance in which he is held by his late charge is well deserved, and we believe reciprocated by him in the highest degree. Yet we feel that it is due a people whose aims and aspirations are in some small degree trying to assist in bringing the world to a knowledge of the truth that such misrepresentations should not pass unnoticed. By order of tho Official Boon! of 0. A M. E. C. J. F. Daks.m.l, A. Bntcii, J. R. M. Ali.es. Kitiuly flcvol ver*. Ni< mii.Asvii.i.i:, Kv., Am. 27.— Uaptain P. B. Thompson made the first speech for the defense this morning in the Arnold Little murder trial, and was
t n-1 persoai Ittoedlng anything in our line will ealliand seelua teforejig lag's] .■ where.
It is no trouble to us to showjgoods.
A g t ic lilt iit'iil rail’s.
For the guidance of interested parties,
his loss together with father, mother,| TnE Stau wil1 ^''l’ st * ndin - trough';
tho season the following list of agricul-1
tural fairs for 1S80:
brothers and sisters. The whole com-' muuity seems shocked. The neighbor- j hood of Thompson Station is especially excited. A raving mad dog, belonging to Dr. Crooker, made his appearance at > Colonel Pointer’s on Sunday, July 17. and bit several of his fine imported fox dog*. Being satisfied that the dog was | mad, Mr. Pointer immediately wrote a note to the owner to kill or confine his dog, so that he could not get at the children. This was done, bu. tho dog broke loose and roved over the neighborhood, biting almost every dog in it. Ho was killed next day by Mr. Dodson, while raving with a mad fit. Colonel Pointer says he has seen many, but this is the! maddest dog ho ever saw. He has con- | fined his fox dogs, and only awaits to see i tho results before ho kills them. He!
begins Tuesday, Sept. 1
I
Township, begins Tuesday.
has the in confined where they can ni t ^ possibly make their escape, and La-'
warned his neighbors to kill
Ind. Stale fair begins Monday, Sept
27.
Greoncastle, begins Monday Sept. 0
Brick Chapel,
14.
Floyd
Sept. 7. Crawfordsville, begins Sept. <>. Terre Haute, begins Monday, Sept. 1 1 Thorntown, begi ns Monday, Sept. 20.1 Pasture for cattle or sheep.—Fine! blue grass pasture, plenty of shade and good water. JAS. A. M< COY, 5tl7 Cloverdale, Ind. For Snlc. Real estate of all kinds on liberal terms. R. L. HATHAWAY, Grcencastle, Ind tf 12
Call and So© ICJs a'c tho Old Stand,
Nos. 14 &. 16 East Washington St., Greenc^stle, ind. m r IJ10B/V, MAWA aV BLACK.
SONGS, One Cent Each.
Rim : =
followed by Colonel Breckenridge for
the prosecution. Hon. D. W. Voorhees „ ...... „„
then entertained the largest audience cv- warned h is neighbors to kill or confine fan “^|" s 8 a"d prSviTu.nl at'oeorce or assembled in Mcbolasvillo Court, every dog that was bitten, numerous as Wysong’s, northwest corner public House with a two-snd-a-half hour speech, j they are. square. 0 HU
Commonwealth’s Attorney Bronston then !
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(From the Santa Barbara I’reav ]
Nearly nil the live seal, son lions and j sea elephants that have been sent, to the Old World and the Eastern States dur- ! ing tho last fifteen years have been cap | lured from the Santa Barbara Islands. Every year more or less of these animals are captured on the islands for the purpose of supplying menageries in the Eastern States, ami parties engaged in the business always come to Santa Barbara to secuie men who have had years expe-
1 rienee in capturing them.
There are four ex|>crt vnequerpus approach the animals that are out'on the rocks near the beach, select—jterhap* from a hundred or more—the big bull, which usually starts for the wa*cr, and, when the bull arrives at a convenient place on the sand, three riatas are, if possible, thrown simultaneously, one over the animal's neck, one over either of his (front tlippers and one over his rear fii|ipers, making a spread eagle of him instantly. The riatu that holds the bull’s
2 2S*!l»§aS225!22?S3S* 882533358 I roar flippers takes away bis motive |«,W-
I er, and while his other front flippers is | lassoed, the riatas are all fastened to the rocks or trees nr.tr by, so held by the
||| ^ men engaged, while the large Imx—wiiieli
i 5 i7 23“ |a . has already been made—without the cov- £.* ~ * ! er, brought and carefully stood on one
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drnin.,o of,« lion..., .doplod on.ire-; jfgjrj
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1V now system. Tho sowers are not Peter Weill*, deceased, will AfftT f" r »nle at J J ’ public otttcry. at the Uto reildenco nf tnetle-
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made the closing speech. When near the closing point he was talking about tho note which has figured so conspicu-
ously in the case. He alleged that Ar-( more than six inches in diameter, until i'<>nseil. in Madison townshin, Putnam county, nold was a forger, and if the note had ev- they have extended such a distance that, ^ ^ September “l 1HS0 cr been presented Arnold knew he : tho drainage they are likely to receive Th# pcr , nnftl of(a |,| e.tnt.. not’ would go to the penitentiary, lie wnssay- will more than fill one-half tho pipe. h>Mhi-"YL'W.i’myistin^g 0^0(1111 head^if^- ^i^ ing Arnold would not produce tho note, They are then increased slowly in si::e , „n',i three ycarljn*^steers, five milch-cows,
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behind theauimid, unoliserved, with a man on top of it, is dropiieil
, suddenly over the sea lion a* he lies 'stretched :tt full length on the sand. Small ropes are worked under the Imix, ami the animal and lashed to the top of the box, and at a given signal the riatas are loosened, the box turned over, and the animal held on bis back in the but-
'iai;. L,, nioi-r, we wii toil uni 1 •«* than tin of thesa M >n(a l>r mall Send on«'C«Qt or Uirec nt: iiinniiii iU'Pi <mi ui.t um rv 111 vuv Utiir ’• */;. ,v ’ 1 ,/ ;' , .T:V;, ,,,r M?aV.,^ NaMau 8 ‘- Vor, “ to.n of theeatge until tlmcover is secure-
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when Senator Voorhees stepped close to 1 always with a view of keeping them as h°,HerVYriYtKe l M*eki'n 1 |( C i-iiivcs. tonVcaYof fnt j him and spoke to him as follows: small ns possible, while largo enough to J"£]j, fi u f 8 'he'll'*fVo*n in tfTe^rib ‘‘Xm't't’wmv | J: “May it please the Court there is not do their work. They sro used only for ^; hc f s r, ; i e f 9 ,: a f , f , g, ;;’n W e i, irunmo n r anT'forY/-fiv', - one iota of evidence to sustain tho state- bouse drainage. Storm water and soil hush.l* of wheat in the gninory.nne twp-hor.«e ; . . . • 1- I r ivaenn ami linrnes*. one reuiior. farming nn-j V ment the gentlenmn is now making." ulrainagc are otherwise disposed of. pimients, four stands of Lees, one sewing ina- J Bronston retorted: “Isay there is." .The house drains are uniformly four v«r"ou» other article*. kl,Cb * n fur " lturo lin | 2( “Audi say there is not,” replied Voor-' inches in diameter, not trapped, and, tJ^^Tj^reMdit'of'nlaV month’wiH V ^ hoes. i starting clear above tho roofs of the I Riven, the Iiurehaser giving note bearing eight „ . . . ! per cent, interest after maturity, waiving the Some one then hurrahed at tho top of i houses, are carried down to tho culverts bem fit uf valuation and appraisement laws, his voice for Bronston. James B. Leav-! Fresh air inlets are provided in the wlth g0 " J '•a'mi'i.Vwrlls,
ett, a Madison County man, jumped to streets, so that tho house drains and sew-
his feet and said: “It’s a G—d d—d lie." At this time Ike Arnold, brother of the prisoner, leaped over the railing with a cocked revolver in his hand anil made for Bronston. A dozen or more pistols wore then drawn, and matters began to look serious. Mrs. Arnold jerked her
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WINE til
CoLUAlBl s'wfeLLS,} A,Iln,ri '-
August 21, 1HW. 3t 19
ers have a constant current of air pass-
ing through them.
I INI sign ad bar* be«n appointud by the clerk of y
Diseases peculiar to females speedily the Circuit Court of ( Vutni»n^(Diunjy. State^ot| v
cured without tho taking of
nauseous
medicines, by the new and wonderful remedy, 1’rof. Guilmette's French Kid-
ney Bad.
Notice of Administration.
I^OTICK is hereby given that the tinder^ I DO V-iiV-VXAV v « — -----—- — - — ’ - Intliunn. adininiHtrftti»rs of tho ©ftate of Jeter Wells, l»tc of said countv, doceo-cd. oaid es-
tate 13 supposed to be solvent. AMOS Jk COLUMBI & ELltS,
AuWt».1HH0. AduiinistratorB. Smiley A Neff, attorney*. 3t ly
d D
il a i 2 >1 ia C-J~.ES THOUSANDS 7EABL7.
IT IS THE LEAgma REMEflY FOR All THROAT & LUNG COMPLAINTS Health aad Strength follow from its aae. If you have Wfak Lnvo*. are Cns Bi MPTne. have (Iensrai. Dr.1111.iTv, Dv--rri-iA.or UnoNrniTi*, the u«; of a singio bottle will satisfy you that it nn-iT- thu necessity of your rns«- ami gives a relief “sv aw«‘ •5S-..- d ,ron ‘ no otUt ' r tourt e.
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The most obstinate Coens ami Colds
Immediately relieved.
Cere.: Dyanepainj KftctdWt a 4’* .x .* - - — a 1
Ef. • • tho /...potto)
Twr* Etrcngther.ith 3yat. :t
S Eoatore ..t" Weak and
Habilitated.
Atrial of it will provo all we claiu. Ask your druggist for t:. Wiat:tlir;tuk< tiouther For sale by alldruggi-M at Ouo Bollai a hoiilc.
S.N.Smith & Co. Pro. Siu tV* to Olirer Crook A Co.
U.iyton, Ohio.
A bottle contains 10 times as much as any 2." i nt preparation. IT CURES.
Dr. .* K rnmor’s Gorman Eye Salvo a p- i i ■■ • ..e for «-' ak and dis.-:i- :• SAFE AM ZZXAKi. Novurt».U to . ;i.r any a^'i-eiif ore eyes, ".n,I no r eljis-,, , -.|i.itn in its effects, f-ice ifi ^ cents a nos Shoul-t \ 1 i dnurglst not i na it, on receipt of io cents (or iHMtago etanips; w lili son I you i ho .- free of cxiicuse. S. ,N. SMITH ^ CO., !- > rcr».. D tytcn, O.
j ly nailed down, when the maps and ri- ! ata* are looseti. 'l and the animal free to
.^ivc around in his cage at wilL
Leakier Tlmn a .Maple.
[lioston Courier.]
The other day a young man from the rural districts came to town with a load of wood and a pair of oxen, and in the course of his wandering he came across i fire hydrant that had been opened to clean out the pipes. He stared at the rushing water m dead silence for a moment, and then gave the alarm by shrieking: “ Gosh all hemlock I Here’s j a hitching post sprung a leak worse than
a sugar maple.”
TNFIX1TI. I’KOUKKSS.
Whtn all is thought and said. The heart still overrules the head; Still what we hope we must believe. And what is given us, receive. Must still believe, for still we hope. That in a world of larger scope, What here is faithfully begun Will be completed, not undone. —IGrecnough,