Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 April 1891 — Page 1

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OOM MOULDINGS.

.. 28 SOUTH FIFTH STREET.

A FINE CONCERT. Use fo.UM Coll««« Cosetrt ncit lbnrMlay*

The Last of

The fourth con»*r* of this course will foe given at the Central presbyterian church on 1 but.iay evening, April 10th, by the Bernhar*1 Listemann club of Boaton. Thia in dnabtlem theft neat dab in thi* country. Tbey bare never been west before, having lim^^lfaiHi appearances the 'eastern dues. irtttrtB #1 tn%k*t tiwy have given several conewm !n New York city, and of the lwV Irenaeus fcl«v»n*,n. the musical critic of tbe Now York Independent, i. hie weekly review o* the most nottbln concerts in tb&t city, ««ys: "Tbe moat praiseworthy of thia week's public conceit* was the one given by tbe Bernbard Liatemarm clob, ,*m Tbpr**l»y„ *tVt srnoon in Chiokerinj? ball. Mr. Lts-ti-maon and the group of chamber made -""^jutiati be has associated With him, art

seldom heard in this part of tbe eost, ft the delay "in getting ran not bo raid tbat they stay aaay jgk, from New York because the most of our Uc«l performances in the same field ©nt thefc, playing -sirt the shade. Tbe club mdfiuks in its string guartette E jrnhard Lisle man as fii. violin Rudolph Rksland, setond violin Frits List jra'ann, viola, and Fritz

Giese, violincello—all musicians of fine natural abPities, hi«h training, and, ic I the eete of the elders of the group, long

Study and public performance. Tbe

flut'st of tiie club is F, Iiacqaoy. Mr. Listemann played on this occasten Vieo itemps violin concert J, No. 5, and played it j»ith brilliancy and a noble tone, and generally with the degro of command otfter Ms instrument which he is wont to ^itplay. In the favorite /anftia, variaJpons on "O Cara Mtmoria," a vei superior sort of cel'o performance came Jlrom Mr. iiitie." \m beri ng that Mr. Stsvenson is CMii# of the severest musical critics in New

York, who rarely usn any words of praise, and these only for the most per-

w* TftE HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT.

A Large Crowd l»rr IPKt O- ipite ttee Drlvlnv RmIu. •At an early hour 'est evening thee ow' begun to rtaemble in the I'^h Schc'Oi byUding to listen to tlie re:.drriog of s. programme which had been prepared by the junior class. Tbe concert w4» opW vby the Polytechnic reheat ml Club, wot* ^lyendered very pretty selection. 8.1. jottanncaen followed witU aJ0Lnely. i»ttmil solo and was forced to irw^frtJmT to a hewn/ u- i?.

ijwnd to a& encore. & Part second did not come 08 sosmco*nly did part first, and Dan Davis woo

Imw in third place of part second bad to open it. Mn Davis' tenor r-olo was greebd with hearty plaudits and he k»ndly responded, wis Cora OVPoyle the warbler |+»nd *b!stl»r anpeared twice insucop^noa J^«t tbe earnestsolicitition of Uie audience. ^Miaft O'Uovle can give some of the young wen valuable point on whisUirc-

Tho mandolin elub which bad beea be-'

pl«l«re»am tng in almost every scene u»

praised for

uncommonly interesting, becauao vs idea is new. The seem* are picturesque, *nd wiii be family to thaw *boh«v* raveled in tbat pwiiou of b^trope, in the mouutain* (n the TyroU The play i- romantic #sd deddedl* more ab* ^4 «»"»^nerally tb-p«m to-

W getber fc* t»m«dian^ Mr. Card*w«*t tenor vov«e» and to *tneh idapfcad. a?wh4, tb« «lwct»on is one whk

^»d^¥»e^y pativui aed. Saat.

ton's. Mr. Oanlner

WE WILL pyy BALL NOW.

HAiri WUL HATS TBuatuex

amoU

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bind time finally appeared and rendered goergetic effoits. two seliHjtions. W. Q. Iletaer and the

oly technic banjo club failedjto put in an

liarkmie, aud after the audience l'ad ouahly. it ws« detttded to bo perfectly in silent waiting for some time» re* ,ra&toeat>r at ono" upon the otganiFAluciAntly left the ball and went out »n«° \]on of Uie wm, and atcoidingiy a disthe driving rain, pat.U was sent Andy Sommers, repr«- •!*«». A. «ard»er in sentlng teirj HatlU by pftoV rt the athe-land," a now, romantic and ttiit lhe ?nid picturesque drama of Tyrolean life, M,*k and Terre llaut*. waaJed a be given at Nayior's on Monday evening was «f*ered ana with the talented German dialect comt diatv and sweet singer, Chas. A. «anlner, in tbe principal part. The play is the combined work of Sidney R. Kll« *od j^CUrdner, and to remarkably strong Ld effective. As Herman LeanoW, Slant rfth« Tyrol, *ho isa hunte, ScviWe, author-actor givesoneo

wbieb be}

""""SjU fi.BS«!rS3

p«ii

But

*jiy #ntl be fill ondoobtodb

toce on Mtmday e*«ni»*«

mm Iiad*

A day or two». Sullivan, w*» in lb*? 1 Id^aaapolk, traveli

excuv*ion ktt ber

1 or at polk* bead^uartera Tbe ticket is out of ^Sss now and wiU oa lento the finder.

An lane* Wmm*

IWstnomlng OiBow &aitb Jolitt Markbam eouUk Fourth street «d k*lwd btoup alMiat "f to-J*

Mukbtm bn cattle pen* at the dteUUei/.

^T«A«

A OaiiMtH Fand *r Imrl "Tw ^mmo4 BMan 1^|« 6p-Ti« CiMUuan JabfUiii over ike iMHdt, I*

A« ha* been predicted by TKX NEWS for sever days, tbe street car company's officials have positively refused to cos tribute a soa marque toward helping oat the league base ball scheme for this season and that scheme has finally cram* bleu into fine powder and has blown ay. Henry Schmidt has bee a hard at work for the past two weeks endeavoring to bring about the organisation of a league team and Terra Haute's representation an *Lbe street car company, have sat dovn bard on all anticipation of sistaoce from tbeir treasury.

Including tbe liberal subscription of theVaudaito o«»j t£rerylieen»J«ift«»ot ofar $600 last irgbt It Would ue suicidal for any individual to attempt to start in on tbe base ball season to maintain a league team with lees than $2,500 and no one knows this beV'ti than Mr. Schmidt. He has become discouraged and disgusted and will probably drop fcber wuole bnsi-

vilies, wasfn tho city yesterday on bis'"0

way to attend tic days league 3iceitog stt Ifoiedo. He w?fmuch d'sgosH hero at ibe delay "in geiting *o wo« axi rs ^-ienry Suhmidt't) prosy, will give-ibe %ague reprffantavivei a true Stqry of Taa sHnnllon here.

a bal? dollar, and do it at once, the t.oub'e in the way wi»l be removed rud we will have better ball here this seeson than ever U'forc. "X am ready to contribute twice what I subscribed but I have a dcep-seatod one red cant, whi'e .. objection l-o giving

feet performances, such a commendat.uti n^nny of those who havo raised ma civ, Soqrjib much. 4o money from the st»-eet car coi'fpauy, no base ba'l,

Kttoa'was to have p'.ayc:l|a flub solo but (.win unable to do so, and gave a gu'tar myfa in»*T«d. Mias Hairlett h. ^5(«».

way

\{e mjl, nud {ailo.ioi this

/orenc ted from n»any oi tn fe "tabUshmen? e'suranoesof resistance havo come in nnsoHci.cd. uub a number cs business men tpive Jc

maybe said in this connection tbsi Mr. McChfsney bes been one of the most earn" it and faithful workers in the b«59 ball iu'arest here, and the present cheerful outlook that commenced to brighten «1 it. maw ha MmirM fQ

this

THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK. fM-

dl and delegates to the mayoralty con veation which will be held on Saturday. There not much of a stir over the oouncilmank nominations and for the most part all interest centeis in the mayor. Tbe efforts of Mr. Doolittle Danaldson to get a cinch on tbe convention would bring tears to tbe eyes of a stone dog. He and his henchmen have been busy for some time put fixing delegates and arranging everything so as to have a walk away on Monday night at the primaries.

The remainder of the ticket e« agreed upon at tbe recent caucus is highly incensed at Danaldson /or not withdrawing from tbe race when it is so certiin that he will be defeated. As sure as Danaldson get# the nomination just tnat sure will 0. IV K. Anstraliamwstem heads of we ticket goes nine-tenths of the votes will go, calculated that ifDanaldson »s nominated the republicans will do well to elect two men on their ticket For treesarer Wes Hauck has no oppos tion. and it is now conceded that Charley Goodwin y»l oe the nominee for cleric. Burues will run

of''Uie Evans- again for council ia tbe First w?'d.

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fake

and aie spending who'e vo'-

umes of good, healthy nreath In wainicg ?nd crv'ng for a le igue *3atn, liave tbns mr notalily failed to contribute even much ax one poor dime. 1 like good '.an ball and aui wilUng contiibuto if.ird Re",ir ii2 it ni largely rs I am able, lit others 10 this insiaad of howlinpr r.bout the me.^a 8.rest car company and »e will ave a (wra and a stom. one. If f/cty b'se ball crank in Teue Haute At^ou'd refuse to patronne tbe st.oet rait «^asrp«ny" "~ws outd

ions and other improvement and reap the'r p-oflts just «.be fcime. let the a'iks ther put a »/'ow, o1 shut up.

v1%1V

Uvho Is always welcome before a lerre. ,11(6 .oice at *t»ll ell lfst njjht Haute audience, chatted her listeners I gajj^iped $^0 and tb's morn:ug par a a with her exquisite soprano solo, and was ,W(M0

leIt ar

forceti to rwipond to a deafening entire. fol. jrcnlat'on among tho variors houwi. :|je lirat part of tbe programme wrs 1 he Bie oovs w!U surely come up tbe loted by the Mendelsohn oiartett ^,rice maris in cont Ibntin? ihel- mtt i. -which wng "The Kerry Dance' in srea ^nbcuription nape* p1 ch'ci'latiN^a manner tbat they were compelled to re-j

nre department he:dquart 31a

the nomi«wion and he docs he 'it be elected. Hfr is an ex- Jdier^a opei Ly owner ao(3 a go^ citizea. In tho Fourth (be lepublicans have no out and oil candidate as yet. JiS. leinberge.- will ran ir the Fifr and S^jrz *viH make the rrce in the Sitth ward rheiSer he gets the nominallon or not. tbe depoopiatic side Joe Wildy is

Said a well rown business man 'and base ball enthusiast It makes me very tveaiy, thh everlasting bowl about the i»igj?anliiner,» of tbo street cir company. 'i rne it is tbat tbat corpoution in belpi ut this bpsa ball project would na\e ?ve»-ythin«t 'o gain and nothing to lcr3 nd jndtet would make a'l there wits in conceded the mayoralty nomination, ps t, it they have iefi"*3d

contribu'i' -e OPS tbe g-vng oacking and is aii save

«?d cau't b? made «o conHbuta, apd .aO of the wiae open own. The fiebt

there is no use spending atb in abo oet^een John E'3ies and Fred Ilertwig I

n«r the street lai- way directory. If every »0j- be bea,j e.ohip nomination is sidh you are «lw*vs weil re: twlivrdual crank who bowiing co louo-,»

itwliv! iy/or a league team 5^e-e tfa'" summer (for the clerkship, are ncck and ncck. tnl shut up, gantly go down in b's. For council Mr. Weidele in the Fou.th roe et and g.ve one little dollar, or even is practicably the only man who lirs announced Irs intention of making the rao

and Mike Eropby and Mike McNel's 1

Iha A snmrnnt* iL. x-A «A AnJ fiAAlr 1 W«U|: t4-«

on the e'emoc.atic ticket Eomo lepublicans a en! iiln^ in*) a conspivaoy with democrat

him Trump,

McOheaney

surance of liberal moneyed ecoist :nce

morning may be credited

Alt?r

going over the ground this

morniQg an

tsking sonndingi th«w-

Uie verriest nonsense tor the

iul^e^gvandpn,t.

Vl^te Hadts a poeition in ibelea™ may be »#id tobe assnred and tbe la^iia tbat we a*e finally In it.

Just befo-e the hour of going to pwa» a dispatch imm Andy &omme»j stated there wes some doubt of Tbledo coing into tbe L«*g«r, thal P^ia wooM be taken in if tbe Ohio aty fcitod,^nd ihr Terre Haute bad been admitted with cbeem.

QRGANiZEO CHARIT

,, .fM Mesibtr Meetiat wf fbe 9*e«eC^

a pr.IM lavonte Y«M«W AIMIMM. undoubted 1)- be' Yesterday aftoraoon tbe Society of *tt"»O sM*««d Charity b«W tbair refttia* monthly a*s&»* Tbe «cc.etery tepottcd tweatyiicbtc«*eforlhemonai,taiTteeQ srer» found to be ttadeswviar, ««bt »e curmtt seven were found to be worthy ol and ci&sfceea w*ie abelte^edat tbe frie«dly Inn, twelve wen *e&m> me»kd to be passed oat of I iwn by ^e towstblti these twelv* h^Bcmemberaof twofamiUesand were reanlar bHCgats, waneySalomaftta dee-

Entersf^ssrs

mud the mua is aow eellanjfortb were

fwr Hftta*

Earl utpby aad WiUia« Caar botb boya ol

1 HZ MEDICINEMAN.

Hell fa £oe 01 a False Charts of So.a'is -y. Some time ago the police of this city

ed that two goM watches and a S2 calibre revolver had been st len from the sto^e of C. L. Stolnbaugh at tbat place. Tuesday last a traveling medicine man named Dr. Moseley struck town and registered under a ficticious name at the Fdbeck house because he e-nd every one here knew him.

had a woman with him

whom he was not married. When he left here he

went

iMiDMGHT

Wbo UmChmUAum Cm* tens in Uie Mayor. On Monday night next, tbe republics.' a primaries will be held in the several wards of tbe city for tbe purpose oC nom inating six candidates for tbe city conn-1 etuw Bmakx* Case^i#** m« Jary

Second ward. John Thom?s is out in the fbird ward -C e.ny one else will make the race. Efforis are being made to get A. R. Gitiber to

Saeleyville, Mid l*st

nkht Ohsrles Hyland and J. W. loway returned to this and paramour, Florence charge. They were arrested having committed tiie

identify b'm And no goods oa him. in the failure to find evidenco arainst r^m in this cuse a cbe'ge of aduK tor/ was filed against him. He plead guilty to the clia^e and we* fined $10 and coot$. He said th!s morning that he ttas gully of the If st charge and Wfsnot tshamed of it, but wrs sorry that he had br iu t*ke-: «p as a thief. He hrs not V-sn in Waterman for twoyeaia pfst, but w?s working within six or seven milt? of tlie pile) about two Wi oks ago. He is a tall man. sharp featured, weak eyed, and weau light clottus,

"A MI8SINQ WOMAN.

Tbe Vp .»»£ F»n wt be Dwi ^'oose Ume ago word wes received

ijgA JZUa vZTimi, Ohio, loqairing for one tailnainin bsi fcprane into boing and vi..-. p«i:Uv. t*Ho wMsauoowd ta have

the spi lt of the whole th'ng :s thai, we can have a fitat toam bete U-fs pea«on without the aid of tbe sir. at uilway company. This ia the ri*ht kind of a feeling. Tu* has thought all along tliat the street railway company should contribute to thH fund, but b*s oon«id-

Ms»» Bsiltey, woo tw supposed lv.- here several yeara ego and we* per* iW, ve.e yet. Tbe police have been Off tho bunt fo» suck a iareoter ever since the wwd *ai received and this morning tne L.ail of tbe mi«a n« woman was found. A tall inw*?s«tioa sLows tbat *be iiad died in the pear hou about

this city, yr ago.

»iMr

Binjm OaaaaceSnH riled. •ene

w§- or ccan agai is tbe street railway t. mpany fewr damages iatlie sum of fl5«0.3. Sue aMeges tbat while she wwr.djg 'a a no Ji bound mc^or r*r at Sixth and i.ocas* street on Febroatv 8th la the: t»ey pole on asotjth botiiid oar bad dipped tbe wire and in flying up on a want io yt'uc* a««»w»reMid cauaBdwaeof Use»fa 1 r* poles on tbe s^de walk to snap off a«^ttb« (a rAil an J-

Jlai Qnoet, who

SURPRISE PIETY.

r*®TTT SVBPBnf TEXBXBED •IKEBVBKBI.U^IiaHT.

,«Mt ^U'Klrktl MMl -M UHl TerdlflS «*r

Near the midnight h«rr last night, after the last car hid 'me in off the street railway lines and been housed for the night, tbe entire force of conductors and met men, with President Bippetoe, fe. retary L. I). Thomas. Road Offices' ...in Hyatt and Track Master George Jto- iatier, boarded a couple of can and 2re hurriedly bauled to No. 1225 er Poplar street where the gentlemen ^fmbarked and

The Oate* damage Buit stems to be a white elephant on the handrfof the jury and they are having a haid time in trying to dispose of it. Tbe court left word

oa suspicion ot having committett^' j^^^OTtl^ng^he nwbt they should barrU but Mr. Stainbaugh could net fS^memuun^.^ ^ut

htm and no Roods were found ^Qje „ight they debated in their room.

ibe graond, afiowiw &e wbee to £a'J jHthis moma^ J^uie'lS6" "The rkn wrnv thitthev simck tl»«r in Fiitcenui str neaur »e rot *ao

s.chawaytbitthey stmck al.jch she was riding and a current of electricity passed through ii and through ber body, causing perpetual paralyr^

lea taib B^led.

Oreoit eoo»t—F«d«rik* Kaoerl re. Charles Naaeit. divvtree. PlaintiT alleges dmnkeuiM» as.d tailure to provide oa ibe part of tLe deieoda&t T. W.Hi-v* atimwf for piaintlff. ..

Superior eoiiit—John Foulkea vi. W{^ar and M^sSso,1 and William F.^tWr^T not totedomm, Rcawey, a«x-ney lor pU ti«t.

beaded by their officer* iwade for the front entrance of tbe rr "ilence named. A quiet tapping on tbej?* ^was.followed

Sir. Burke had lofcg- sin^^tired for the night but when wfoimec by President rtippe! that Wfi wantjd at once his wiie br-itetttd to cUl him. He made hisappearande in a few nomenti and as he came in amofig h*s Street railway r^sodat 3 a wmbled theie in his bouse unexpectedly, at the dead

T* SSL. o. ^ght,

tonably be supjioacd was one of entire ar genuine confesibn. "After a few brief moments of delay, Secretiry L. D. Thomas apprcicbed ^ad id in subsi one?.

Mr. Burke: I hi.ve tieea delected by the employes o* the le.re Haute Street Railway Otai-anr to expr—,s rou their ^ieep appreoiuUon of ue tilornl «ihd uaa and courtesy hith taa c! arftc.ensred yonr (Katment of (hem vince .ue flist day rou beeafne thesuperia.cndento/Ihe .oji»apy'fii"fnes. It might be (iufflcieui for you, Ual a mere expression of thetr apnreciaUtJQ In words be made, but In aadltkm*|o',i*hl* ihey hare procured ih« beautiful 5i desire me to pr -cat to 3 kindly feeling for you a the good you have don

luu

ond stud, which tney as a token of their their gratitude lor them, xtike it, and tit remind you that mbcred by these genunder your superin-

herev^r you mav be

Jave

who are !n

favor of tbe metropolian po'io Jaw an J. tb-ottling of l»omo kale, -o -i tne nominowi&n of such Candida' -3 rs will put a it op io the mention of the c. now 'n ccml, The elore voti sbo i''i mark such men ps have vol in favor of fcb's me sure or favored it in p»?y*ay, and de f( at them at the p.Iroa' s, in order tbet no each agi*ceiaenfi may be consumtt J.'

*erv

As. on 83 Mr. Biirke could

lorn h: surpi sa he poke about upon one bvoDz. face and| another and his eyr filled with tus. Those who know Kike Burke br^b kn4w tb&t he carries in h:s boiom a g.eat heart rs full of tandei 1 rs one could pe. TtsOAbccfuon, anal olut" surp^se t) himj WPS too much for him but in feeling*? nns he thanked the gentlemen for th€ir beautiful gif" raying that it wri not for iti If .utj or its inhlndc value that he hou'a prif-3 their Rift' so mudu »s that it

Citimonialiromthem ^hat they that he hei, tri do ^is t. '.y them.

Rippefoe then made ar few re-

ft." ys, thanking Mr. Burke ofi bshalf of he company for his fidelity to "their insresta and the very efficient service he hed rendered and wishing him well in his new field of labor*

Th's midnight mcetinz wes everv tsticwTvrag or an W good tuiuv were said of him, and more. Tie will leave in Teire Hautya

legion

of warm

friends who will unit3 with the street railway employes in wishing for him the b. st tbat can pocsibly come ta him.

THEOATES DAMAGE SUIT. Hard Time

Tbe Jury Is Hatlnf With Its Labors.

duJ

.ing

without reaching any shopping point. This morning the court cal'ed them out snd asked what the prcap ct wrs for them to agree. Some thought thai, there wes no chance for anything of the kind, and otheia thought tbat there wei, so thev were sent br

jk.

hour the?

In about an

knr*ed

to be let out and

Judgo JiCNutt, tuinklng that tney had reacned a decision, sent for tbe attorneys in the c? e. They came and the jury wrs trottid oui a^aln but they had not a Treed. Judge McXutt thought that they had not been out long eftough for a thorough 1 ecanside ration ol the ciseand sent them back again. At 11 o'dock they were still out. ,,

About l1:CO to-day the court called the iury in acain and they had not yet reach 1 any undeiatanding so they were fired. Th«y stood eight for giving the olftlnt'ff fXCQO damages, and four for $5)0. The?3,000 men would not come ttowft fttHi the $300 men would not $(0 3 there they hung. up,

IN VERY BAD CONDITION.

A itet Tbat I* in Yerjr Bad ftanlfr rjr CtsdltlM, I Now tbat warm weather is about to set

in the city should be plwed inb»t

A^*5t* Wfiled suit in tbe 6v pceslble sar [Hry oondit on. In order t)

do this damping of garble and other tresh on vacant lot* throughout the «ity ghoidd be a* ipped. Tbe citizen"* living in tae vicin'ty of Elm streei and tbe andaliaxoad, on Fill ?enth street, claim tbat •if-fh and manure is bein« dumped there on a want lot, iwespettf^ of tbe promado by the people residing in aelghboibood. Said one man

tfc^ich that already arises fram thia lot is enoaah drive a mule from the vicinity. We have entered pto»»»s time and aedn and if eometbing is not done aho.Hlv to at^o the dump^c of tmh on that lot we will have to tike the matter iato our own hands, for the protection of tbe health of our families and ©maeivea"

A SM H»MS

Isoy D^&psey was biiten by* dog early this morning it was not thought tbat follow

A P**bt »*d« Qaoiaa Cline beesma eepftd to aa ocounter Twri*f n^il Iniw^ab i-m toosbs, oaa ol wbaa etalinedt^ ladtSLjapoiti, in Ttank Lee'a saloon «TT Main, SKSW Seeood street. CMy *ed at^l the family mmdk worried^ sm^U*W$|^lnia^«d^w^u oat any pwhww being •Brtofl8yf,-i 8^^twi» ". '-Sa

in Ml wjawrf4*'

redtr^«b»wcindatbut

«utdbc« frith.

weekf sps, is aiowly He wuootawhlle.

thef jattiBM «ad eoctwJed in

It will be ecw» time, bowser, befeae be wiBlM^telnnMaMbliiraric.

l»Jt|i|u*iMSlsdsw|i gmrt edenentofn*CJtaond lorstaSl 0«w«rther, bwdawHiaaa that it n^« toadf»ds» In TaaSawa. Try it

Hjivt iffiiSSiSJ^rtwi «*W JMkf HWWL

'.fS'fl'p,5 SAPIENT SAYINGS. SOUK men are like blotting-paper they may bear the impress of a hundred good things and yet they are worthless.

IT is oftener tlie case, That what a man forgets educates fiim more than what he remembers.

IF a man could live a thousand yean he would probably spend the last fifty fretting over what heL might have done in the previous wasted time.

DIBECTLV one enters a room there ia a sense either of cheer or the reverse. After leaving the apartment, one may not be able to tell how it was furnished, but everyone knows tho effect produced.

TKEBK is no happiness in the world equal to that of blessing others. Not only by giving money to the needy, help to the sick, food to tbe hungry, is thin Mfgshig compassed we gain it as we

scant and poor. Too MJLSTYchildren never accomplish anything because they fear both their parents and their teachers too many never succeed because they are made to feel they never can. Many a child who is full of animation and life and fun and happiness is made to hate his school and school books because his teacher does not take tbe time and trouble to study his disposition, and thus learn how to govern him."

AN ECCENTRIC ENGLISHMAN.

THB late duke of Bedford made the twelfth peer to commit suicide during this century.

Br the late duke of Bedford's will not only his body was cremated, but several boxes of personal clothing,* besides boots, slippers and several walking sticks and umbrellas.

THE body of the extremely rich and eccentric duke of Bedford, whose re-

cent sudden taking off causod a sensa-

recover 1 ticm in England, was incinerated in a

crematory built especially for this one cremation. THE late duke of Bedford sat in tbe bouse-of commons for twenty-five years and in the house of lords for eighteen years, in all a parliamentary career of forty- three years, without opening his lips. His Estate covered 118 acres *n London, with about three thousand residences or shops.

Tin? late duko of Bedford was very much of a hermit. He rarely went abroad, and not one in a thousand of his tenants had ever seen him. His income exceeded £1,000 a day, and every morning he awoke to find himself richer than he was the day before.

AI,THOT OH the late duke of Bedford was cremated, when the bearers raised

his coffin with a (statement of the cremation, in case, if the coffin were opened centuries hence, there should arise 4ome suspicion concerning his death.

Playfpfl Tomnt

Little Tommy was makingfa dreadful racket, playing that he was a looomotive, letting off steam, ringing a. bell,

"Tommy," said his aunt, getting in front of him, "you must stop this noise." rVr*'

Tommy stood perfectly q&let fot a minute and then said: "The engineer is waiting for the old cow to get off thi track."—Texas Siftinga. I

Too Sospldoiis by Half.

., Bev. Jonas Qutterby (to his seatmate on the train)—How fast we travel! But ah, young man, have yon ever thought of tbe flight of time? Think of the fleeting hours of youth, tbe golden days that swiftly pass away? Have yon ever counted the minutes'—

Battersby (unregenerato and suspi

cious)—

What arc you trying to do? Sell me a watch?—West Shore.

Stolen Goods Recovered. "v Last evening Officers Dwyer and Pierce went over to Brazil to look np some stolen goods which they had succeeded in locating, and found them. When they came back they brought the |45 wedding suit of Clarence McKeever back with tnam. This suit was stolen from McK.eever's house JWme tlme^ ago by Dudley and Evans.

TbeOnmd iury.

It is said that the grand jury is begi&~ og to look up Uie records of the second hand dealers of the city who have recently ben found to have purchased stolen gee 3s. This information hw caused a stir among tbe second hand dealers who have guilty consciences

The PftHee WlllGsMe

On Wednesday lest Judge McNutt ruled the defendants to answer this morning t) tbe complaint filed by tbe plain-

Ibey appeared in court this morning with their answeis as yet unpreparwl Md tbe court extended the rule until Monday morning.

Vvlfttika ChM

The Terre Haute Ges Oompaay have contracted for lour mll« ol larfe »se mains. Tbey will be used io extending tbe line oa Seventh street, north from GtmtmA, and in smilter mains intbe eouth part of the lijareSlaaWM.

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thought tbat any «bo forced

at afire at Kingston's Bivw yesterday caused bv firemen turning tbe hem a

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M«tta wald falkiw t*M 1 twenty men were inju.'ed and HIs issawa eei«oas nwwls 1 «r three may dm. bite bet now tiae worte. The boy went to acbod Urn]

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monsingMuwal and wtm be iwnt afternoon efforts were bring borne ai soon bi»,Melter aUeaajpted to 1 take up tbe daiwi«a«itbH^i

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.wb» t% baa- the street ndlwsycwn-

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This morning the fi»*t reported Joseph IE. Wlldy tbe adaiiai*t»tar of Ebewww a mm

ftowed on file in the

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WOKLD FAMOUS SROWMAST I*AI2» TO BEST* ——$&&&

The Services Were Terjr Plsia bat iw pruiilTt ud the Floral Dtiyiii* Was Bewtltal-BsdMM Was .--.^r,:«e««rmi|y Sup*Ad*d.

BBUMKPOBT, Oonn., April 10.—Tbe funeral of Hon. P. T. Barnum took place AT 2 o'clock this ftfb»rnnnn TI.O

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dock this afternoon. The day was generally observed by the closing of factories, stores and the public schools. The postoffice was also closed until 5 o'clock. The services were of a brief and simple character and were held at his residence, the RevB. T.

Robert Oolyar officiating,

lhe body was afterwards taken

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very luge, thousands being unable to gain admittance, and the streets in the vicinity were crowded for a block in every direction. The floral display was magnificent. At the close of the services the remains were taken to Mountain Grove Cemetery for interment

RAN THEM OUT OF TOWN.

AlessarkaUe Seene at a Funeral in London Yesterday. LONDON, April 10.—A remarkable scene was witnessed yesterday at Pendlebury, during the funeral of Mis. Field iug Swinton, whose death was attended by circumstances giving rise to suspidon against her husband. While the burial rites were in progress a crowd of fifty women in attendance as mourners attacked a woman known to have been criminally int'male with Mr. Swinton and who had defied public opinion by making her appearance at the funeral. They drove her away and pursued her down the street of the village, pelting her with stones and mud gathered from tbe highway. A large number of mill hands, attracted by the clamor, left their work and joined in the chase. In a moment, however, some of the men raised a cry tbat they might better be aCter the woman's partner in iniquity who w*s the more guilty of the two. Acting on the suggestion, tbe male portion of the mob turned their attack upon tho husband, who was among the number of mourners who had followed the rioters. He fled amid a shower of missies and he, as well as his paramour, was driven out of town. The wrath of the villagers being appeased, order was restored and tbe interrupted funeral rites were decorously completed.

THE POSTAL SUBSIDY LAW. Post Master tienerat Wanamalier Studying to Improve Mttll Servloe.

WASHINGTON, April 10.—Postmaster General Wanamaker is still studying the postal subsidy law and consulting mem^rfrsrdui^.

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be pretty well known before there are any advertisements about what propositions will be submittad to the government, but the advertisement is neceesarv to the legal formality and will give an opportunity for any one to submit bids, whether they have bad previous consultation with the postoffice officials or not. Tbe number of bids to carry the mails to South America promises to bo considerable. If $700,000, more or leas, to to be massed upon the southern service, it will make the new lines profitable with only a moderate amount of private business. The bids for trans-Atlan-tic service promises to be few. The International Line may submit a proposition, but tbe bulk ,of the mail will be nrobablv carried, for several year at least, on European vessels.

TbeVavawM Kafderera.

WASHINGTON, April 10.—The department of justice has received a communication from tbe district attorner at Baltimore recommending the commutation of the death sentence of the Navfasa island rioteis to life impnr onment on the grounds that tbey were impelled to riot Ey cruel treatment and bad lood.

Burglar JPatali/ Shot.

TOOKGSTOWS, O., April 10.—Two burghue were captured this morning in the P., O. A St L. depot While the police were taking them to the patrol box thev broke away and one of them, giving bis name as Ohlrb* Waid, of Xewcastfe, Ind., was fatally shot The other one escaped. ror~H«at*nft Sncecneor

WASBIMQTOX, D. 0., April 10.—The rumor that tbe president will appoint the new United States treasurer before leaving lor his trip west is revivsd. And it is stated that Mr. Huston blmeell is now absent consulting with bis prospective successor.

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Rica*o»» Va., April

10.—C^eneral

John E. Oook died here last night He ww a native of Missouri and baa lived here since tbe war. Bis pirento re^de in Detroit Gen. J. £. B. Stuart, tbe famous confederate cavalry man, married bis sister. g|

Wnwta te Pay tbe M*. ||, AUAIT, April 10,-—Governor Hill sent a message to the legislature to-day recom mending that part of tbe direct, tax money recently received from bejederal sovwument be applied to discharging the outstanding canal debt

SekMi Mmnm Matt t»e«s*p BcrfALO, April 10.—There are mere pobHe school teachers aiek bete

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than h« been few made to-day to tbe wpenntendentof enucation say IbitaU of them lpgfeptber»' w«w —»HiSr*ra swad tbe WeAr* "r

CoxoosDv 5. BL, April 10.—A bBl w* pemedm^ma»t»yMtfr^JVpn^H' sm^tor tbe states e^ilbitat the

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olla criivoKW »t|wrtod «a iwiwwif IplSSaya. wbkb ha- juat arrived «t

fittuwn, Apil ia—tbe prertdeat has appointed Hon. l/wenao Ciwses, of SAMb, sirislmfdiiwtortrfihatWMH «7«

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SECOND EDITION.

A MAMMOTH

A Million

HOTEL.

Hotel Now Being

BnUt in the Adirondack*

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10—The fou»* mammoth hotel

foundation

which is to be erected in the Adirondack^ bv some of the members of the Societv for the Prevention of Prejudice, and it the structure will be completed this summer. The promoters have secured 10,000 acres of land with a large frontage on Lower Saranac lake in llMoraw *niniy'

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91^,000 will have been expended before the hotel doors are opened. The on r^Pri8e.w prompted, not so much bv tho lack of hotel accommodations in tho mountains, as by tho dl position shown

sion, in tbe lurch. As its name indicates, the hotel will be conducted without prejudice and Jews will be hiade just as welcome as episcopalians or catholics.

PROCTOR WILL WAIT.

He May be Appointed to the Senate by Governor Punts. WASUIKRION, April 10.—It is learned on good authority that Secretary Proctor has no intention of resigning his office immediately. His return from the west to Washington was caused by a personal reason iu addition to his desire to see tho president before the latter started on his western and southern tour. He will resume the discharge of the duties of his office when he returns to Washington. But if Governor Page, during the adjournment of the Vermont legislature which does not reassemble until a year rom next autumn should conclude to appoint Secretary Proct ir to tho senate to fill the vacancy to be caused by the resignation of Senator Edmunds, it is stated by the same authority that tbo secretary will accept tho appointment. This action is not likely to be taken until next fall and meautimo Secretary Proctor will doubtless oontinue to be a member of President Harrison's cabinet.

TWO INDIAN MURDERERS.

They WJH be Tried for the Mnrder of Lien tenant Cmejr. Srotrx FALLS, 8, D., April 10.—The spring term of the United States court opened to-d|y. Its proceedings will lo of more than ordinary interest from tho 'act that the trial of tho two Slotix Indians, Plenty-Horses and Leawa-his-Wife, who have been indicted for the murder of Lieutenant Casey is on the docket for trial. The prisoners have been in the custody of tbe army ofiicials at Fort Meade, who refused the request of the United States m^hal, Fry, of this city, tbat they should bo surrendered for trial by the civil court. Tho ground taken by the armv officers was that Uiey were prisoners of war. ThereupntoS^gicL restilt it was ordered that tne should be tried by civil procow. conviction is regarded as certain.

Gen. Wtn. £. Slronf Dead. CHICAGO, April 10.—Mrs. Gen. William E. Strong, this morning, cabled Judge Qresham fcom Florence, Italy, that her husband had suddenly died there. He sailed from N6w York on March 10th In search of rest having for a long time been in bad health. He was one of tbo most prominent citizens of Chicago, and bad but recently resigned as World's Fair director. Ho leaves a large estate.

Yeuna Woman Snieldca. CffK'AGO, April 10.—Mm. Bertha ghearns, aged 2d, threw herself into a little lake in Union park some time last night and her body was recovered om its shallow waters this morning. The motive of sell destruction wrs a most trivial one, she having taken exceptions to the charge of her mother that she w»s not nuraing her sick brother properly. fci Spatss Wanta Seciproeity.

MADRID, April 10.—At tbe cabinet council, Premier Conoiss informed tho Queen that he

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HAMBERQ 18 IN IT.

The Trade of tbo City has Crown Very Knpidly of BBUSSKLS, April 10.—Tho trade of Hamburg has grown so rapidly in recent years as to threaten the relapBu uf all rivals of the great German uorls. Among the sea ports which have found most reason to apprehend serious detriment from this source is Antwerp and the merchants of that city are taking every step possible to enhanc(|»tbetr trade and prevent the commerce of the port from being diverted to the Germans. The Belgian government at tbe appeal of the interests involved has just raised Antwerp to tbe rank of a first class port, with all commercial privileges, Immunities and advantages involved in that classification.

bad settled with General

Foster tbe principal points of a reciprocity treaty with America, affecting Cuba, and be hoped that a treaty of reciprocity between Spain and America might be negotiated later. General Foster will leave Madrid next week.

Cincinnati St««b Tarda Stnrned. CmciWJfATf, April 10.—The fire at the stock ye*d0 was gotten under control at 1 o'clock this morning. All of tbo west end of tbe yards, ten acres fn extent, is burned over. Tbe loss is estimated at $100,000, due chicly to tbe cost of buying out a rival but the property can be replaced for $50,000.

A Bi* Seal Caleb.

VirroEU, B. C., April 10,-The fishing

schooner Maud S. has arrived here from Halifax, making the trip in 144 days. Tbe schooner Sea Lfon came in &MJay from the west coast with 350 seals skins, the highest catch of tbe season so far reported.

TbeSlt«s*tion tofcrlea*.

Bfld^or, April ia—Notwithstanding ibe fnwn various quartew tbat tha political situation of Europe is of a threatening oondiUpn, reports reach here that frtJace continue* her military acfivil? and i* making preparations to mobilise sma hi the German frontier.

Unl Wemgtem Aireitet.

JLoxaoK, April 10.—Lord James DaugJam has been arrested on the charge of ^vingin Uhe census reUwas, wherein, be d«scribed bis wife a crossing eweeperaad hie eon a«a lunatic bora iftdaiMAirfaa."

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