Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 February 1890 — Page 3
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Tkrrk Hao**, !»»,, Oct. 86th 1880.—We, the undersigned, return our thanks to ^B. F. llaveus lor his saUsfoetory srttle-tf-ment of our losses by mm* cordially recommend those wanting fire insurance and prompt and fair treatment when they we«l with losses, to insure wiU» Mr. tlavens.
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Taking up The N*ws* line of argument in favor of a new Union depot for Terr* Haute the Indianapolis Journal makes the following comment this morning
Were the several roads centering at Terre Haute to take hold of the enterprise of building a new Union depot at that point it could be made an an easy undertaking for all parties: interested. A location could be selected which would be convenient to all, and the cost of fitting up the ground and adjusting the tracks to make approach to the depot convenient and direct would be, comparatively speaking triflng. This improvement can be made at much leas cost at the present time than ten or even five years from now, «o rapidly is Terre Haute increasing in population and Its property advancing in value. Doubtless title city council would lend its aid to the enterprise by allowing the crossing of streets or the vacation of some to secure the much-needed improvement.
The Journal secured for Indianapolis what Th* Ksws proposes to secure for Terre Haute—a union depot thatis worthyjof the name, a structure which will be a credit to the cUv and its numerous railroads and a building which will afford decent and respectable accommodations for the traveling public. The present union depot is a disgrace not only to the city but to the men who allow it to stand. It has been "painted and repainted. Thousands of dollars worth of repairs have been made on it and yet it stands Unlay an unsightly affair which fKjoole are afraid to enter for fear of contagion. The place is kept as elean as it is possible to keep an old building and it has now reached a point where the only way on earth to repair it is with a new one. President M. K. Ingalls, of the Big Four Ss said by one of the officials of that company who was in the city yesterday to favor the erection of a handsome union depot in this city. With both Mr. Ingails and President Mackev in favor of such a move only a few other roads remain to be drawn into the scheme. JS1M
HaIIwa Rnrabifttit.
The Chicago & Alton directors have declared the regular quarterly dividend of 2 per cent, on all stock, payable March 1st,
There is much speculation as to when the Vandalia will begin to operate the Indiana 4k Lake Michigan railway. The road is all complete ana in fair condition, yet it has been given out that It will not be opened for tr (fic before March 15.
The preliminary statement of the Union Pacific railroad for December shows: Gross earnings, 18,784,708 increase, $273,084: net earnings, $798,074 decrease, #175,088. For twelve months, to December 31, the gross earnings were $31 070,181 increase, $875,660, net earnings, $12,370,(568, increaser$051,64«.
As soon as the spring weather is fairly opened up the work of putting up teU graph lines from South Bend to St, Joseph, Mich., will be begun under the direction of Superintendent of Telegraph, R. B. Woolsey, of the Vandalia. There is only forty miles of wire to be out up and the work can be completed In about two weeks.
It has been given out by parties who are in a position to know that the headluarters of the Logan division of the
Vandalia will remain in this city after the St. Joseph extension is added to this division. Logansport will be the end of the Terre Haute division of the road and some of the crews will be obliged to live there but the majority of them will live In .t
There was a queer accident near the union depot this morning. The C. A E. I. switch engine with a heavy train of ears was backing down towards the E. & T. H. yards, when tne car left the track at the switch. Three others followed in succession before the train could be stopped. Each car turned in an opposite direction when it left the rails, and all four were slg sag acrces the track. Considerable trouble was experienced in get* ting them back onto the track.
The annual statement of the Southern Pacific Oomoany tor the year 1889 shows a small Increase in the net earnings and an excee* of earnings over operating expenses, but other causes, among which was the construction of new hqes, decrease the surplus to $!,3U4,2&S, sgasost m,mjm for 18$S. The gross earnings from railroad and steamship lines for the last year were $l«Ll#,m the total expenditures $l4801,m The business throughout the northern part of California, in Oregon and on the Atlantic system of the^ Southern Pacific Company shows improvement fur the year.
EPITOMIZED STATE NEWS,
aged 83, of
Mahals Catterlin GriflSth Cmwfordsviile, died of the grip. The Daily Son is bright, news terprising new paper at Greencastle.
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Henry Pattv, nwu- GeetincsviUe. while hunting, accldentaHy shot himself in the head ftaA body, ami although able to walk home he soon died.
Daniel Grant, near Rennsclear, died ««aterday, sge^i hinety-tbree. He was a Virginia by birth, ami settled In Wabash wantf In iS84. In 1S50 he removed to Jasper county. llie lar*e bonne on the farm of J#e»ie R, Strottghan, neer Fori Wayne Iwnied early wrterviay, and the fiwnisly of Wm, Reynold# narrowly escaped with their ivk Ijo^^OOO,
Burglarg entered George Laweon's asbon at Greentburg and after rifiiog the monev drawer the i&aeetai of the whi*ky and wtnecaaks were opened, perm suing the intents to eacape on the floor. lllis Mattie MeO«W,of Bogard tow«ahip, Dsviena county, bdasd ot pneua»onla. She was dHN^ht to be the hesvieit woman In the county welshing 335 pounds, aod yvt onfy twenty^one ftmt* \mT^
A rabid d«« titeoegi rMenOyand Mts aumbe^ do» amI I h««p. In 4a# time the symptoms of draphobis autiM the«»el«* »n fee I animals bitten sad the wholesale mutter of s»th animal toSowed.
Cteper Vasoandt, old reddest of
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Her husband and nearly all of eleven children are dead. The Boone county grand jury has returned indictments against the participants of a prize fight which occurred recently near Lafayette. "Bony" Harris. Oliver Gill and Tuck Cox have bean arrested, with others to follow.
Walter Christie, of Oreencastle, while working on top of a derrick: yesterday, fifty feet from the ground, was thrown by the breaking of a guy rope, bat in the descent he struck against the roof of a house and thereby escaped death.
George M. Bach, ex-waterworks trustee. of Lafayette, died yesterday of throat and long trouble. During the war he served with Company B, Eleventh Indiana, and he was wounded at the battle of Champion Hills, from which injury be has never recovered. He leaves a wife and eight children.
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Sorted Traamn.
A story is told in an Allahabad paper of a Brahmin, who, living at Mooghyr, rejoiced in the possession of an amulet which had fallen to him from long generation* of ancestors. Like most amulets, however, it proved no charm against poverty, and, reduced by the panfgsof hunger to the last extremity, the Brahmin went to a goldsmith and Offered his amulet for sale. The goldsmith broke it up to test the quality of the metal, and discovered within its hollow center a scrap of papa- covered with minute reading, which recorded that close to the shrine of Pir Shah Napol there lay buried treasure to the value of fourteen lacs of rupees. The Brahmin has now obtained the sanction of the government to have the plot of ground excavated. A rich Mahajan of Monghyr has taken a contract for digging the ground, on condition that a six anna share of the entire property be given to him. The government will take onefourth mid the remainder will be the Brahmin's. Many laborers have been en-1 gaged to dig up the place, but no trace of the money has yet been discovered. Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
Famine in OatleJa.fe^
According to the Polish press famine has already broken out in Austria's great Polish province of Galicia. In eighteen districts
of
Ornll'i N«w Banking Schom*. The Bnudiian government has issued a decree dividing the country into three banking districts and providing for three issue hanks with a capital of $250,000,000 in government stock, the circulation of each bank's notes to be confined to its own district. Ten per cent, of the earnings will be applied to the redemption of the capital stock.—-London Letter. mz ft
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marry mef Mrs. Mainchance—"For the present I must My husband is in good health and we are the best of friends. I will keep your address and if a vacancy should occur I will drop you a line,"— Chicago America.
A Valaable Rnnttlloa.
I'rince Murat ia wandering about Europe unable to find an heiress rich enough and willing to purchase him. In his dilemma he might make things by putting himself icago Journal.
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Some men will get up out of bed at night in the coldest of winter weather to go to afire who cannot be induced to get up at seven o'clock to start one in the kitchen stove.-—Somervi 1 le Journal.
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TERRE HAUTE DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ?. 1890.
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DEi^ixQtrmrr TAXES.
TAX SALE LIST
Of Lands and City Lots Returned Delinquent by the Treasurer of Vigo County, Indiana, for the Non-Payment of Taxes for the year
Blssell Geo P, Terre fUnte, in lot 13S», ,• *8 29 sstne 40 ft atdr, T«rre il«uiv lo-1ot 171, 88 04 Bilby .Mary, Uutaaston's «ub 82 ft 4 In tide in-it 10, 88 48 Btaok J*men, Dean's 21 sau Canal, ht in-iot 4, 44 59 same a tract bet railroad and canal and of .ot 16, Dea 'a eanal 8 76 Blood Jane, »se's sub «f Chestnut ate of gbta st, in-iot *, 96 6:' Bursum heir*. Gi bert PIsoe Ic-lot 19 sod
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Brwden Manuel, Tuell «nd Usher's sub, in-lot 11, birck 10, ft 06 »ame Tnell aod U*IjS's sub, iniut IS, bloufe 10, 17 63 192
ord Wai D, Terre Haul", ir-lot$4. Brown ZHh1 irs, as* sub of lot 50, sec 16. town 12, raa^e 9, 26 ft
Brown K'iza A E, Ross* .uH of lot 50 in sec 18, t*ws 12, range 9, 19 ft side in lot 5, Brown Annie L, Rise's tub «f 47 82-100 acrrs, 26 ft »tds ii-hd 8, Btiley E Land McMurraa's sub, in.U.t 1 Bull Charles A, Dean't £d sub canal, 22 ft 131 ft vr hi wlot 2, Calvert Isaac fc, Howe's ub of 84 65-100 acres, hf in-lot 28, Carpenter Susan, Gibson's sob pt lot 41 in sac 16.t*wn 12, ange 9, i'--«t 8, Csrson Geo and Delilab, Farringiba'a sub of out-lot 69 nf »»f at ir-lut 14, Chj| m«n Emms H, Terre Haute, i-lot 78, Ct muilnes Mrs C. B, lto«s snd Doonellv's sab, in-lot 25, Davis Wm P, Bilttou's »ub out lot 60,25 ft a *1 le, in-lot 4, same 8 ft t» ride in-lo* 5, Derby James, Turner's tub ol lot 19 in Cbsse's bf in-lot 16, Deeter Arthur. Collett'a t-u»i a qr seo 13, town 12, range 9, In-lot 19, Dolson Alioe M, 3 bley's sub, 11 ft aside -lot 9 it side in-lot 9,
same sam^ Go^kics' add, lr-l't 17, Dudley Sarah, tide's ib of 44 aoi» sand 2 rods, bf in-lot 37, Eans Cat inda 8, Jewett's add, 40 tt aside in^lwt 88, Kdwams Lesr, Dean's iUb canal, ic-lot 17, Falvey P«t. Lnton's ad««, In-Jot 4, bl«oK 6, Flaid 8 F. Uo»e's su'» nl 41 acres snd 2 rods, tn-?ot 24. FiStcher 8toughton J, D, a's sub of oansl, ir?-'ot 25, same .i «sn»e «. lu M, sa' sub of iu 50 In sec 16, lo«Vn 12.
Fiitcb Dim A, Tu 31 sn I U-h r*s sab, in-lot 3. hSock 20, Gibson Kn.m kL, an's ^a» of eansl, ir-'ot 10, Greggs Ellen, Jones' sab »»f lot 5 io out-lot 66, 44 it «ldf in-lot 81, Harms Minnie, 857 ft»n Ft st st and to river, ex 113 ft 30J ft cor (7H a«r#*a ont-b»t 71, Harper Wm II, Jewett's add, lo-lot 86, 87, Her in* Wm, Dean's sub of oana), in-l-151. HelmK»tnp lit-nry, Uean's sub o( esnal, in-lot S6, Hfimkitmp Busan A, 78, Hu st Amands, Ros's add 41 U8 Ins side In-lot 154, JacKsoo Lizzie snd L. Watson, Terre rtau«s, in-l»t 338, Ksrcbevsi Margaret, Parsons' sdd, 31 It 0 in ide in-lot 12, stmt 6 Its side in-'ot 18, Klromtll Virginia, KI
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE! AUsile* shall be tor cash, paid by the purchaser to the County Treasurer av the tt ae ft porebane. W&ea less than the while of any tract of laud shall he sold tbe quintity *&«11 he is a square lorm as ne«r as practicable sttbe stoat northwesterly corner or tbe tract, and whea less tbvn the whole of any it-tat or out-lot ia any etty or town abaJl be sold tne part sold saall extend front tbe main or pr(&> elpa! street, road or alley forming tbe most convenient part to inch lot to the rear of eaeb lot, so as to booed tbe same by line* sa nearly parallel with tee ou'-Mnea of sucb lot a* practicable. When more than one tract or lot belonging to the same persoa sbs.lt be for sale at tbe same time In tbe earns municipal corporation or township apart »f uoe of said tracts or lot* shall be offered first or ths payment of tbe whole aura due from such owner on all *«ch delinquent lands er lots or otherwise: and if no persoa (ball bid off apart of sueb tracts or lota for ths sum required tbe «*U1 tract or lot shall then be offeree to tbe highest bidder for casb and tf soy amount sh*Il remain due, or if no persoa hid for a part or all oi one tract or lot, eacb of tbe otber tracts or lota shall he ottered in like manner unUI tbe required sum be realized, and if no one btd« upon apart Or ail of said tracts or lots separately et.ougb to pay tbe amount due then the whole of ssd tracts or lot* ahull be offered together and sold to pay tbe taxes, penalty, interests and costs thereon.
CITY OF TBBBK HAUTB.
61 Alexander Saltie, Partington's sub ol lot 5 ia out-tot 83, 63 and pt 64, In-1 1st 10,
Atberuon Mary, fto«e*4 sub of 47 32-100 tor*# 25 ft site is4ot 97, 85 83 6 Anderson Mary D, J*weti\« add 86't lot 91, 14 8» H8 Armstrong B, eat, 83 it sad 118 ft and la a corner eut-lot 45, 278 14 156 Baker Mary A, Gilbert Place, 2d sub in-lot 168 87 91 356 Beauehamp Paulina, 65 f-. en 6ixtb-and-a-ba)f st 200 ft ia out-lot 61, 114 7!
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Lusk srsaret M, Rose's sub ef 44 acres and 2 rods, a hf in-lot 129, Lyons Sarah L, Boudlnot'a sub of lot
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If Ipeevt-*«*d Bvaas* sah a bf t*4et t, bloek 4, bMMta, Wife! the*'* add 2* fi aside la4«t II,
Stsiii S L, Tuell aad Us**er*s sub te-ht Mock 2, 8t lsi» cm«, Deaa's si «ch eCsaaal ft a aad lie ft aad ia bf lMot 2, #«eh Ge«g^ exeept 4 ft side Terra ttsate la-tart MS, Tarreaea Aaaa V, Ts 11 aad U*ber"s #»4» Ia4et hfcss* «^St TV44 A«aa a eah kt4
in sec 16, town 12, range 9, In-lot
Maos Amanda D, McGaurhey and Roaeh's sub, a hf in-lot 3, block 4, Manning P*uHnw,Te»re Haute la»lot 394, May Jane M, McGsugbey sad Roach's tab, 48 ft a iddle pt in-lot 7, biook I same 28 ft side Terre Haute I «-I »t 85, Msng)l MagdaltDs, Ross's add io-lot 7, Msrrv Samuel est, sub of seo 16, town 12, range 9, 1J4 acres ead in-lot 66, Msri imsa James M, Van Wy k's sub of It 181 la see 16, tow a IS, range 9, ln-!fit 13, Motfsltt Albert B, Glb«oa's «ub of pt tot 41 ia seo 16, town tt, raage 9, ia-!ot 1, scms Jewett's addiiiia 3 si le in-lot 12, same 10 it a 18, Miupby trga et, ferre Uaut*
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Masirave Ben R, sab of out l»t 66,134 ead bf in lot 2, same Xavlo *s survey 36 ft side Fi th st la ia-'ots I, 7 aad i, satue lb s* and UKwiellj's sub ta-lot 3^ »ine a bf hf a qr out-lot 18^ Mu*gr«ve ^srab, Bondiaot'c suh ot let S9 ia see 16, towa 12, range 9,38 ft aside in-lot 3, O'Conaeil William, Parsons' sub a hf, ex 28 ft aside in-lot 36, asm? bf i» -l»t 36, Ow« B4 Matilda, PeopW add Ir-lot 7*, same £«bsiaa aod Ohm's suh tablet &, 'Same 6, saise Parker Mary A, Dean's suh of C»csl, fas- otT*, ssm? 74, P'l Ueary et s», Fsr-irg o».'i sub 11 not-iot 69, a bf tf ia-lot Ml, Prtoe Stephen, Hants' aoduieti two-iaird* la-let 83, Path Ma? J, 49 ft ta end a hf oat-lot 46, same 100 it im FitUi street a ead hf oat-lot 31^ ed dUaaae, at.'* sat» of canal, e-*at 56, B-i-aitia tates, Tu dl aod Usaei's suh la-lot 18, block 8, R»dtager Mari?ar*- :bart Hte Pr^s ^t's *ol» 87 ft 6 ins aide In-let 8, R-goy Kl' s, «ae** si hot iotS la mt 1st 66, In-lot 4, Riidev Ch .a **4 L«a«, OliMt PI »ee la-lot. 117, Kotwrtwra Bet* af hf J»-kM 65, E thhlai 9»aey C, «-»n*s suh lot 8 fa R»vnoad's Ia4et 37, saate Tuell a»ltJ«be*,a mb ta-lo' 13, hkwHk It, -4 Robbies Edward ant Wtl itstr, dart'saaft«f let« la Rayutoadsla-lot tt, satas 44, s«ais «l
Isllm Mrs •, Sheeta* add fa-let 2*, 8e«m Joseph, Stasia' add. one third in-iot 83, Scott D, Liatoa's sdd HMot 2, k* 18, Seatt Harriet M, Taett aad Usher'.suh ta.«et 17, Meek 7, assse- uj t* ifcShovee Floreaoe. i) 7 ia ead Terr* Haste la4et ?», £bo4na«ker Ae«. kie#*a sah of Si 6-V100 aeree, to-lot Itf, Witt Ssttms, tl r« 88 tttfa la a e^r Terra Haste i»k aaam 44 it te aide Tsrre Haste tr «fot 17^ Spe«»ee Arefe., afTer-e Haste is-'-wt 173s stoff ^tlmst* Samvi M, 49 ft sa- Crawfewd
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o*elookor^\£ar» «»l continuing from day to da thereafter until all are offered, January 1#U», 1»0 Frank Armsteowo. Auditor Vigo County.
I, Frank Armstrong, Auditor of said oouaty. do hereby certify that the lands and ettv lots container! in tbe feregoia« list have been returned deHaquent for the non^i?inaeSfflS2i ftlJ 2.AVCo*"5SM5r
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