Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 February 1891 Edition 02 — Page 2

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THE DAILY NEWS

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NO. 33

John O. years an i»*

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*rv? amounted to $35,000. Do the people want this ordinance repealed and the license reduced? Think of it

TJI* legislature has so far failed to make any appropriation to secure to Indiana an exhibit at the World's Fair. It continues to potter aud play with the

state's best interests. It is a legislature celebrated above any other in the annals of the state, for a do-nothing-save-at-the-®pigot-anu-lc»e-sit-the-bung-hole policy It is a crying fraud, an expensive blun derbusa, and a tax-catin* anti debt-pro-

.v ducing body, that would appear beauti#j| only in its dissolution and dnmiu 4 Nothing will become It

Adjournment

•'Indianapolis

nVm iUltbori

leads tfre jfc wishes. The Sunday

.LarBons CM- m--** lel*»

scosimxa-

be addMSPSd to

.— lc to **exclade the law JCjJfOBCR ||fW| tho treasury without opiK)9ition

yiAixtAr* a high license and spot auy man or party as an enemy of Tene Haute and the people who wotild reduce the city liqaor liocnae. tJjrD*K a decision of the «opreme court of Ohio Senator Calvin 8. Brice will have to pay several thousand dollar* of ba*^ taxes which he had declined to pay.

ITOLTLHJ STATITS J5ESAT0R VVLWON, of Maryland, died suddenly yesterday of heart failure. He was a native of that itite and was born in 1821 was in bis 70th year.

TUB fee and salary bill pasied the bouse by a vote of yeas 77, nays 10. Rep. resentative Faulkner, of .Ripley county, denounced it ss the "moat damnable, bill ever passed."

WASBIMOTOX dispatches say that the

friends of Hon. D. W. Voorhees are becoming alarmed at the growth of bis complicated disease. It is said that his health is declining very much as did the

health of the late Senator Beck of Kentucky. TTHI bill apportion $200,000 for a

state

exhibit

at the World's

Fair,

was

called up in the senate and briefly discussed yesterday. Amendments were offered to fix the amount at $100,000, $150,000 and $50,000. The bill was then laid aaide.

,^T0*legislative

appropriation bill was

p3»ed by the house yesterday. To carry A majority of the legislature under this

a major ivy u» mo

w|ioh»u.v

apportionment the republicans have to carry the state by not le«

than

30,000 majority. The bill is wholly un umiuHii.i.iafculo UQflf is able to learn the move is confined to

1 those of the wide-open element and the

party that pushed th© metropolitan Police bill through tbo legislature. The

revenue derived from the present license

And demise, much as its

REDUCTION OP LICENSE.

Ta®

i»e*w ft reported that the

saloon license i« to be reduced, and that question is to be made an iame in the spring city election. Th« K*w« will sUkJd square'tood for maintain# the pres«nt and promises somo healthy work in bitting alow iioons.' head wherever it shall appear. And it nromistea to hit hard and effectually. The city detwrvesa re venae of 135,000 from this 'Y •ource and were this revenue cut off adtlitional taxes would have to be levied.

The party or individual who champions reduction of license will find a very «t«*p up hill road to travel.

NoTBtsn has occurred in a fonit Utne «e difficult to determine as to the facts, ss the reported declination of Hr. Glet«. land as a candidate next year. The Washington Bam «4ated on authority lhat sneh was a fset corr««pondenbi took St «p and reiterated the Post's mm The* the authenticity of the report was denied. And re^werted by others, and io it went Bat Tax Nxwi asserted that it j,, ww report only, Mr. Cleveland's lei-

Mer, while it antafoniced the item stiver a bid fc»r the ^HI^gWaM ctml infinttne^, the xi(tgw«tai|M^ cetera, *aA we hit the fact. He Is in th« field at

urndbi

as ever and haaraally

been campaigning iu a quiet way for a $«arpast* .• -•••v

WILFUL OH IONORANT,

9apertB«md«at 0»tb«rt aa4 ht» vfteiwit pr Iteedwcm aad have iktiwttt tkutb«( the H*4U4TB« |M*PI« «T UM COAAANIAKF, m4 UNK UAidB b«fiB at tlw ^lk» cwiMMmi'irla %km order law to kt «a£*tc«d

And tndianapoUs bus so Slu The a*tboriU*» ih«r« d^p«ad «m tb# at*** tew. Th»j»««#to &»4 tt MRefaai, Aa4. tM. I*t IwMHatittwsiKttiMttisi are actta* wtt&& aiawHtuotKiUtia *aw, *1^ a» w« ar« to feat* applied to Terra Ha«t«. UcMiatea to b« mnw «tke T»m Haaw *d%leti»%r*U«* Um law witl

h* tit*

WA,

bulb.

tlMt at l»UtMpoli». Wa «^m%

la fa*t, the p«rp««a In IvtlattliamMnai* tikKtttglt tit* t» to Meaia pmcctten teTtrm Baw» talawika^R* w»im* tha m* fortmtmi »l tibt* l»w-T»m Ha*t»a Kx^rtvar I

The Exp?««, throofh ifnoranwori dtin to wilMlly mi»l«ad it»

Th. .athoriU«.O.OTl«P«f™

onnw»«»--» ,..

i««r" fKMubnt does not w»®

k6mw know the interpretation

1^AatimUy

uw by the lndtanap-

pwa the ^BVL,

the line

^dthtbe King or-

authorities harmony

jtii4oMi»Vk»ow

the «abj«ct H-ih®

sprese doe# know of tnw

I that

u» m— miaon.

dc*e,~"^'

*ATTia- let eleven

that day, and

T^andibtli olo» Is 00 con-

oewe*.

l^ed «4 inforn-tion

tion of of the a few definitions wetee*,'* when taken

the law.

.$6 00 .ioe*s

be well to quote

Express ^may^beweH

way

weu

of the words "shut

wbksb

to "MAKB PAST THK EMEANCi. OfTO," to "olietract." That is what the Sunday law means. I* means to MAKK FAST-to lock up, and the Indianapolis authorities so interpret the law in closing saloons on Sunday and after eleven o'clock at night. That is what the King ordinance requires— lock the doors. They would be a pretty lot of fools who would undertake to regulate the lujuor interest by a mera law to only close tbo 4^« without locking especially When a barkeeper w$8 known to be inside and a thirty company put side. There would be no regulation about it. Such legislation wopld be mere mockery, a sham and a fraud.

The King ordinance is in perfect hai mony and consistant with the Sunday law. The actio# of the Shelbyville council is also in line with thfs King or dinance and the Sunday law, as shown by TH* NEWS yesterday and previously Under it the saloons were not only closed and locked up on Sunday, but all screens were removed so that the bar could be plainly seen.

The can be but one opinion of the course of the Express, a&d that is, it is opposed to the enforcement not oo)y of the King ordinance, at which it snetw so frequently, but also of the Sunday law, or any law regulating, the liquor business. Ia fact its course js construed into a license to violate the law rather than to enforce it.

MERE AND THERE-

On south Third street, in ft very spectable story-and-a-half houee, lives German family who, notwithstanding 3 ureruiMu they have been in this country for along any 1 time, still adhere closely to some of their time ago the old gentleman took a jour now {n^A ik* lUtt i».

ney into the far

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.-S

Jo tin ton DomrH «e«m to Kind Its Poa«!b!« CtollapMLOUMVILLE, Kv., February 25.—A1 Johnson arrived here to-day from New York. He does not Mem to be particularly pot out regarding the possible collapse of the American Association. He wys he proposes to retain his controling interest in the Cincinnati club and that if his claims are to go into court, he*will give his opponents all the litigation they ana a good deal more than they Bar® any desire for. The American Association, he says, will go straight ahead attending to its own business and paying no attention to any ope ehes. In Boston and Philadelphia, he says, the League Is unpopular, while the Association has the support and sympathy of the lovers of base bill. Johnson will prob ably, accompany the committee appointed to examine President Thnrman American Association papers and books.

RESUBMISSION IN ORDER.

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#sk»i» icmie Tetlag ea «€•». MtltSSllMMl ASM*ndM»«l. PIEREK, S. D., February 25.—fi^anbmiseion is the order of the day in the senate to-day. Both sides claim thai th« victory wiB b« their* by a small majority. The outlook Is that it will be

Being an amendment of the

constitcfion it will not be n«ce«aary for th® biH to

signed by the governor and

in the event of a Jfavorshle vot« to-day it will go to the fwoplo without torther ftrtioB. U&H«d Brntito? Kyle has started east

TO GUARD THE GRAVE,

mtlMiry «SHMNC

Mwaer t» W Kept

At EheriiMMs** «myw

ol th*

The pre

mmrnd

TEERK HAITTK

DOROT

DAME

King erdi-

figtiT Saiee WWW to Powder eftdl peart* e^oeUt lead* of *»r umajt liwsioS'jillw Atfcer vlslte a$« s&Uee-*- --. Ol« MOW «f y**1*

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Pretty D*»® HMtss a ew"»* pw»wLf rri?iSi A beautiful lady* mal^U®

A£2a«ke*

mig.

Would you tread o& itmit Wtifc yowgiaadmattJH*'*!

l8CC-

are synonymous

in connection with the enordinance regulat"Shut or to toT'tain" to -eicludf ,"

forcement of a law or

laatt

west-

for a time and the

day after his departure ope of the big chair* was tilted b&k against oneof the posts of the veranda. A short time after the mother of the family went to join her husband and the other chair was tilted against the post on the other side of the entrance. Thus they remained until the return of the old couple when tber were set aright once more. A few mommas ago one of the chairs was again tilted OP against a oost and it is safe to say that some one of that family is out of the city at present.

The typewriter girl with ft calm, unruffled severity of demeanor unchanged. "Is that "Yes," said JMlcs

®r« Loi a, Mo., IFebraary 25.—The mUitary guard of honor at benefit 8b«r* man's grave will be kept on doty for six months. Xbe temporary guard wili be replaced by a troop df cavalry in a few days. A sentinel will be kept over the grave until the troop is wbee thefty^e wUlbe left In th«*0n^I 1 (•Set- tor attwMl

Mftt«a Brae, the clothing nie*eh*at»» at the «m»r & Main and Fourth stress, are re-paperin# and recetrinf andodMTwiw pfiepann^f^a ataneariyfe

J&vviemumtiim eharac^aiMit etonding toa ftrnu Go into any tosua

esAnen&e nldk nnthe papers published fhi^e. Look for larM adwtitew and yoa can in«PO« the j£@t that yoo have tooad the meet velkNe and deatrabbdrimiAthetcommttaity.

*aiBS TO mm WITH B|t 0|R^ MIPORTAXCS. that is all.** HT« was not to be not down by A little thing like that, and called her in again during the afteurnotm and dictated the fallowing note: -Dsixovrco's: Wia yoo rwerre

The third note Wa* "FTAAA 10a BCTMJW:

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noisHM ana

t*he tossed them said: "I will sign th poet tbfem myself" and slipped them wider Ws other clerks might

eo»to—

©S3 laoe%e- UK* tipples ol foam.

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tmTS. w— M-e omw An joo aw w»

sweet I heart tfiUV atyow

-WJ*

IfaiTVow «ra«loas s»4

Bat wIS m'unner and garb of a beauty of oM, You're swaet o»odorn maiden, aw* I a* yoor gltyVO, An intacglblo ciiarm is yoaf birthright a»ona~ A (d»ano that yoar grando»affljoa neTor couia -HattiaW^ltBef, in Inter Opeaa.

HIS TYPBWRITEB.

Mr. Builes Triefl to Impress Her with His Importance.

She

the Air of Duch«I»i •nd HU Attempt BewilU In a DiMWtroiu |?aUvire—A Tale of

An^bitlop..-.

It BULLES, the broker, had a new typewrit*

tog woman of much jth£ haughtiness of af dressed eW $nd richly,.' ner when sitting beiofc© was that of a grand womi who condescended to play on the piano. She had mutj $ yvpjtnan who was employir in the oiEfice to |»lf© care of and make out her ,account always felt as "though he ougl her permission to smoke, and gipst afraid to ask her to 1-ak any of his gpfrespondence. Whai he'dared to give he» »h§ »s

it could be done, so he had nothinj A-gftfint her pride, way toward hjn»,

So the neat rooming he called her In and, after dictating a few business 1 tens, be said: "Now, on the art? paper, please. Are you readyj see," he mused as he bit oar the top of Ills cigar and gazer1 window. "pB^RJiM, be began.) Th *ot it Will be quito Ins possible. ly refused to go into political Ity. and though the p-osjtlon Important ft city as St. Pete. Smith is highly eofspljtqs^i leave New York and my wo: dent in the proper official Is. fery good, but that he most clae. aire ®y best lore to cept «y conclcrtonoe *t the Yours. "The Eton. J. Q. Blaine.

uot

PW» CtClM _. planned more few the future.« following he refused three It to dine with distinguished ordered an architect to cail and

wrote to oroer

I"^ typewriter

She bloomed. a fatr I ltttlft more interest, and said Yea, air,

Y„ wt».«»««,*•»»•»««»«j

bioom of iwr aJxcU-Unted

And th# dettc*t©

tartc^ ol .imply »W«h

««DI0 YOU POJ? THOSE LETTEBS?" lomething. He sit that he was getting on.

But on the fon th day she appeared I with even a cold and more haughty Air and laid three ettera down upon his desk. She alway opened his mail for him and divided private notes from the business lettci s. ''Here." she said, "mre three notes which I did not know whether to hand 4jou or to the clerk."

Builes glanced at the bottom of one of |hem and read th name paries Burgess.- The note an:

HSSBT BULLES—X

Mr.^p zed^

mm at

tot

antI tain

tegOaaisxtaeiari^w' •0mT«B* W8^r.',,

Mr.

Wbm

they surw

theak* He

wmet

theyowasgr.

«*t loo h«r»w.lse Ktfrettothe

Olad«t«e. telBag to W»*

-t

I ^cd. Yes,l^ id the^^w and suppc so I poste right?" "J guess," sai twon't need you ax^ much." •That," said

rcalmly,

"striked n»

why I should remai so? You can say yoS the victim of a praci lost my position not Don't you thin raise my salary stay?"

Mr. Bullcs gazed

the

larseut prtt^ata aiala^rMHaa for m« this ereota««ffi3 prepare sapper rwooehuadred. tnat my rooms ar« tao aaaall and will have to hav« .e°® «*-*WMtvSenf»-ll* aaine sapper aa etiteeea asd prepare soot-

daacma. Yoa cea to

,aay la tfte .au^wer of dMoraticA,bat keep of the ltow«r* dowa to one thanI «a«tt dollar*.

¥«fttn||.n

The other note .wwe #&mMOu>MAX I mm very Had to

wyeetwwa.

im I wfti haTetbeco mm* mt

t»£S£2i

In certain parte of Btsmia the peae* ante are content to take their vapor bath in Hie household oven in which the bread is bilked! And in both coon* trlea tho big wkltewieshed brSck ttove, ooeopylng AboM a third of the roomJ®*®®* «e»«fap'compriaing the entire heose, is thr%«^«!d *g*ft on whkh children end their elders lore to huddle

••OWd1 JfcSMP# HI I v«n»«iVTV MP 3 a a & a

rintm

.write to the. local newspeper.

manio bepp»kr al

nm I ^KEted At hdme. And be I not advertfc* hie ^laeigldmti MKht afite»tJoB anywhere.

OIT^B wnvmtu arlmvetost •WBWMt ^Tai» '*&*t muabw

HR,%KB'F

|m*wpw*

about building a eomiti^wuae port, and wrote to oroei r^ektaoliwi/C:. a

urriir—,

IBie

sac Sir: I am In receipt of

a note signed by you ind bearing the number of soar pfficc, tere to a yaph^ V«5 Imaginary correspondence whiah fcaa pasaed between us on the sibject of sue: I do not know you or

any

thin-

yacht, I can only imagine tha|f posing upon you, and return "Yours truly, CH.

Mr. Builes grew exce? dared not look up he the girl had read. Th "The prirate dining: you for Tuesday a* readiness for you ared. Are vre to a mistake, or ,ve rotained. to be a hoax, or has- so aiting your rep' £r. Builes ss

HeopvJ

ding haul -e him lik^j Ihe letter

aed aclij 3baii ffB»i AssoolatJ even's nc tfently'

Que tli at oi

Yorkb? tot U»a8

tho here thr-1. victim ii

«F nd it) what in 'me one has

Joke on you,

C^Tas a mostun-

it" femi

niy Bullcs, the New at, gentleman refuses 'tftraburg with much tiknjiwn to cither it is supposed1 __Slhat ho & the' p°v %iSsoP®** and m^3pe writer ^70Rlrs?»

touti

sft

newspaper clipping oa, tho d^K before him. *'Yes,M he said, grimly, "you had better Btay.7'—y. Y. pvening Sun.

I HOW FINNISH PEASANTS BATHE. They Beat Each oiher With IJttl. lirooma and THea ftoll tho Snow.

In the neighborhood of every little I settlement stands attpw, unpaintod log-

house, consisting one room, with a tiny door and wiactiw. Within stones I arc piletl, and beipfr heated, water is I then pouml oyer &cm, creating the rteam bath, into wJiich tvhole families I immediately gather, each member cartying a little rodor bpooin, with which they beat one another.

The bath is the most important fmtc-J tion, partaking of A religious signlfl4»ince, ainoe is(Unlawful to attend the choreh Kcrricea on the following -day unptvrificd. Jthns crerr Saturday afternoon in the year la devoted to the bath. Not Itifi^uently in winter the pwfant* rmh put quite naked from the bath and ,roUtittasffiel*es vimmmsly fat tho snow. f..

any the

26.1891.

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niwiBP batha. wuw

room*. Horw» taken ottre of while yon art I bathins I Corner Tenth and Ohestnut •treeta, onion depot:

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