Terre Haute Evening Gazette, Volume 6, Number 169, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 December 1875 — Page 1

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Many Implicated In tfcat Said. San Francisco, Cala.', Dec. 29.—A dispatch from San Diego says that the true history of the raid at Cimpo coming to light, almost the entire Mexican population in the vicinity wero impli-

A dispatch from Tueson says tbe Revolutionist, Gen. Serva, -claims to have captured Altar on the ISth without ffght and that his allies, Yaqua Indians nave defeated Pasguira in three engagements. Pesguiria's friends deny the report and both parties while in Arazona refrain ed from outrages, and paid cash for subsistence.

Later—News has just been received of a fight between the State and revo lutionary forces, 20 miles south ot the line, the former defeated,with ten killed and and a nnmber wounded and prisoners, Tho Revolutionists are marching on Hermissillo. Most of tho Americans here sympathize with the Revolvtionists. No news has been received from Col. Biddle's Command.

••ilmMd Prevented ty Armed Bandi From nischargios His I)Htj.

Washington, Dec. 29. Collector Shaughn«3?y, of Mississippi, having reported to Commissioner Pratt that Deputy Collector Redmond was prevented by armed bands from discharging his duties, and that the Mayor of Summit Pike county had notified him to leave, as he and tbe other peace officers could not protect him. The President, to-day, 6ent an order to the Secretary of War to furnish necessary protection.

Austria's Project.

Berlin, Dec. 29.—Austrias project for Pacification of Turkish provinces, recently drawn up by Prime Minister, has not yet been sent to tbe Great Powers, for some reason utiknow. It is reported that while an agreement has been made with re* gard to control the treaty powers should have negotiations are pending between, Austria' and Russia as to what m^nnef it should be exercised.

Bends .Stolen.

Boston, Deo. 29.—Nathaniel merchant of this city taining 150.000 worth or bonds and papers. irom the saie deposit vaults at Blackstone Mail Bank (his morning, and while examining the contents at the bank, had his attention diverted by a stranger, when a confedsrat® stole a box coutnining $7,000 worth of bonds are Government's.

ar^JT-Y

fVHnil

THE BUSY TIMES

before Christmas with us La?e causeda great many Hues to become

BROKEN.

We have masked thPin et

HALF PRICE!

8INGLE BOY'S PANTS from $1 to $2 SINGLE BOY'S VEST at 25 cfs. MEN'S PANTS, from $2 to $5, worth double. VESTS at $1 worth $2.

New arrival of fine

BUSINESS SUITINGS,

at lowe3t pi ice3 possible,

MOSSLER'S Square Dealing,

OKEPBICE

CLOTHING HOUSE

147 Main Street.

Died.

New York, Dec, 29.—The Evening Post announced thedeath, yesterday, of Rev. Honry Bocbm, better known as Father Bochm, the oldeet preacher of the Mthodisl church in this country, and probably the oldest clergyman ih the world, at the house of liis grand-daughter, near Richmond, Stnten Island. On the eight of last Jure the one hundredth anni» veraary of his birth was celebrated at Jersey City by the New York conference, when Father Bocana submitted the outline of his life and labor in the Methodist church. He was chosen by Bishop Asbury as his travelling companion, in the spring of 1808, and travelled with him until 1813, when the Bishop appointed Father Bochm presiding elder of Scbuyskili district, composing of the whole territory from Wilmington to Stroubaburg between the Susquehanna and Delaware. For more than thirty years Father Bochm has been in the New Jersy conference, and as early as 1842 wa9 on the list of euperanuated preachers.

Carr a

a box con-

Reports Handed to Bristow. Washington, Ded. 29.—'The report of the Commissioners to investigate Sugg, Fort, and Witowiski cases, was handed in to Secretary Brlstow, today. It makes a very voluminons document until the Secretary can give it proper attention, tbe. results of inquries will not be made public.

Baleofs Ball re ad.

Philadelphia, Dec. 29.—Tha sale of the Oil Creek & Alleghany valey Railroad under loreoioaure was made at Philadelphia EXehaiuo to-day at noun for. $100,000. It was purchased fear a oomniHtoe for

tho

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Tha Centennial at Harrl^barg. Harrisburg, Dec. 29.—The City Councils have adopted tbe suggestion of western cities, and have ordered that the Centennial year be ushered 'n by a grand illuminrtion, ringing, of bells and profuse display of buntiug.

A BOGUS CHARLEY ROSS.

Boston. Dec. 30.—A dispatch from Milford, N. H., says that Charley Ross proves to be James Blancbard, a precocious youth of that ighborhood, find the dispatch adds, aconsumate liar.

Ice in tbe Lake.

Sanduskj', Ohio, Dec. 29.—The brig Golden Eagle arrived here from Put-iu Bay this morning. Tho Captain re: ports considerable ice in the Lake.

Financial.

London, Dec. SO.—Bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance to-day, £295,000,

A STOP OYER TICKET.

That's the Kind of a Ticket Mr. Hart Didn't Want Bat Got, This afternoon a telegram was received at the Union Depot from Dennison Station, 111., from Mr. Volker, a druggist there, asking for the arrest of a man named E. Hart, described as a lean, lank, turnip-eater with a bad eye. It is strange considering that reporters for both tbe Express and Journal were on the ground, that they were not taken up by umtakaon this description still they were not, and on the contrary, the exact man wanted was detained. Mr. Girdner telegraphed back for Mr. Volker to come on, arid he wilj probably arrive here this evening. Hart says that he owes Volker ?7 tor jewelry, and that he was on his way to the Buckeye State.

the performance of the Wallace Sisters the Chicago Tribune has this to say:

Notwithstanding the horrible weather, a very large audience assembled at the Academy of Music last evening to witness the initia performance of "Minnie's Luck or tbe Ups and Downs of New York Life," by the Wallace Sisters, Jennie, Minnie aud Maud. The drama is a good one, of the sensational order, emanating from tbe fertile pen of John Brougham, the celebrated dramatist, and was received with marked approbation and unstinted applause by the audience. MissJennie, as Minnie &ocfc and Clara Willoughby, a duiil role made a decided hit, her pretty face aud sparkling acting gaining at once the tnorongh good will of the audience. Misses Minnie and Maud, tbe little ones, gained fresh laurels by their very clever personation of the characters of Inky Dick, a printer's devil, and Spotty, a newsboy, iu which they introduce several songs and dances, and most artistic clogdance, which was thrice encored. The company supporting the \V allace Sisters is a strong one:

The other theaters were not very well attended, the unfavorable condition of the weather affecting them, as might be expected.

1 he following are the officers', elect" ed at the last meeting by. Franklin Council No. 10, O. U. A. M.f to serve tho ensuing six months.

Councilor—James A. Pullian. Vice Councilor—Chas. L. Feltns. R.

Secretary-J,

uAb!"

Richards.

A. R. Secretary—Wm. Greenleof. SecretKry—L. Rhoads. Inductor—15. M. Hall Examiner-Jus. Yeatch. on,SfLiHJProtector—R^Richards.

r£

bondholder*-

mratgages ou the road amounted to

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Outside Cole Trnstee—E. W. Hese.'

^P??#Dal

p*»gra»ks.

The health of ex-Qovernor CllPord

b°'

It is now stated that the rasumn that Charles O'Connor still lives is that his cine! would not retain any medi-

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VOL. 6.—N0 lt)9. TERRE HAUTE. INI).: 'WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER '^9 !87f

Dr. L. K. Lippfncott, the husband of "Grace Greenwood," has been appointed Chief Clerk of the Land Office in Washington.

Vinnie Ream pins her faiti^to Morton as the coming man. She says he is already stronger thau Blalno and is fast gaining on Bristow.

Ex-Senator Fentou is now staying in Enterprise, Florida, where he expects to pass the winter. His throat ailment is much better.

Mr. Childs eutertaiued the President the other day, but no testimony exists that the table was adorned with sugar tombstones inscribed with Ledger obituary verses.

The rivalry for the honor of being the homeliest man in the House of Representatives is between J. Proctor Knott, of Kentucky, and W. A. Piper, of California.

Thb Archduchess Adelgunde, widow of the Duke of Modena, and only sur vlving daughter of Louis I., of Bavaria, has determined to make Munich the home of her widowhood.

Gen. George B. McClellan, who is now living in Baltimore, will probably be appointed to a position in tbe service ot the Baltimore andObio Railroad Company, with the title of General Superintendent or General Manager of the road.

A circular has been addressed tj the Massachusetts friends cf the late Vice President Wilson, by Wm. ClafHin, Geo. B. Loring and others, asking them to subscribe for a full-length portrait of the lamented statesman, to be painted by some leading artist and placed in Faneuil Hall, J3t3ton. The estimated cost is §1,000.

Sojourner Truth has written a letter in which she says: "I am endeavox*ing to obtain a little money by the sale of my book, I cannot go round now, I am too lame. My limb is getting along very fast under tho treatment of a horse-doetor—all other doctors failed. I wanted to be at Philadelphia in Mav, before the great rush, and trust some of my friends will provide a place for me."

It was Polly Bancroft's habit for many years to put^on new clothing occasionly, but neve^ to take any off. After her death in East Windsor, Vt., a few days ago her body was found to be covered with layer upon layer of rags. Among the mass of tatters were eighty-two little bag?, holding about twenty dollars in small coin and currency.

We aro informed by a Washington editor,, that when the name of Fernando Wood was announced as middle man of the Committee of Ways and Means, "the perpendicular form of the polished Fernando arose like a towering phenix, and two bands went simultaneously into two pockets, and two. legs started with measured stride for the cloak-room, and a half surprised voice muttered"—words not su'ued- to ears polite.

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.... IS HE DEAHJ

Bret Harte en Beath Rates. Bret Harte was lecturing in Pennsylvania a short time ago. At one of his appointments he felt very much depressed. It is a peculiarity of humorists, we are told, to be unaccountably melancholv and gloomy atl times. Harte was'in tills moocl now. Oue~ of the committee went in back ot the scenes to see him, and the depressed humorist welcomed-him as agleam of unusual good sU'nshine. They shook hands-^Harte earnestly, and the com-mittee-man decorously. "Mr. Harte," he said, gravely, "you will find this an unusually healthy city."

said the pleased humorist.

"Yes. The death rate is only one a day." At this juncture Harte took the com-mittee-inau by the arm, and hurriedly asked: "Is he dead?" "Dead!" ejaculated the committeeman, "Who dead?" "Why, the man for to-day," was tbe grave reply.

Tho committee-man stared with all his might into tbe immovable face of the lecturer. "Isn't there a clerk here, or a Registrar, or Coroner, or something like that, of whom you cpuld find out if a mail tor this day has died?" "Whyj yes, I suppose so," slowly replied the committee-man. "Would you be so good, then, as to find out, and before I commence the lecture, Ifpossible, whether that man is dead? If he is dead, then I am all right, for I am to leave the city early to-morrow morning but if he isn't dead I can not help but feel uneasy about myself, and! I am not well tonight."

The kind-hearted committee-man immediately hurried away to get the information.

When in his room at the hotel that night, a servant told him that a gentleman wished him to step down stairs in tbe ball, as he wanted to see him. Mr. Harte went down and there met the committeeman. 'I am sorrv, Mr Harte, to disturb you," he said, "but I could not get that information earlier. It is all right. That death rate I spoke of was merely the average."—[Danbury News.

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In the Vigo Circuit Court. [No. 72tid. WM. D. CLARK vs. ALONZO KAM1L TON, WM, H, RUHARUSON. RUF HS H. WH.TNEY an4 ALONZOA. HAMILTON —In Aitacnmeut

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Beautiful Oil Chromos, of different sizes, presented to purchasers of I, 2.-3, 4 or 6 pounds ot Tea, in clubs of S33 «nd uDwards. The Company has now residy for delivery a splendid Chromo. er.ti'led "NIP A*D TUCK,"a new (three pound) picture, showing a Jively skirmish between bady and his pet, d®£ for the popsessiov of a. doll. It is so full of.roaringiun that no description can ^tl I the story so well as the simple litie of the artist. The battle Is just Nip and Tuck, and must be seen to be appreciated. Send for circular of prices, terms, &c. The Griat American Tea Companp, 31 A 33 Ycaey Street, P. O. Box 0643. NEW YORK CITY.

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Co, l. ?2 Hace street,

Philadelphia, naming this paper.

WANKD.

HILDHGTH, TOUK6 A CO., ITclou Cily, Erie Conniy, Pa.

WH1TNEY& HOLMES,

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lfTTFLEGAKT STYI.ES, with Val. liable Improvements JVewaud Beauti fui S )lo StocH. OVER ONE THOUSAND Organists and Musiciaus indorse these Organs and recommed qhem as Strictly Firm-tins* in Tone, Mechanism and Durability. Warranted five years. Send for prire list. WHITNEY A

HOLMES ORGAN CO.. Qoincy, 111.

"HaP AND TUCK"

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ROUTE

Is tho only one running SPECIAL DAILY LINES of THROUGH COACHES as lo-[ laws:

For all points In

Iow:t, Nebraska & California. The moraine train fro in Danville, with TMROU&H COACH TO OMAHA, arrives nesr. morning, one train in advance or other lines—connecting direct with the Pacific trains for

SAN FRANCISCO.

and all points iu the Territories and tho Pa iflc coast also lor LINCOLN, and all points in NEBRASKA.

The evening train troni Danville, with SLEEfKR TO lillBLlNGTON, arrives inOMAHAnext evening, only one night out—giving Passengers advantage of securing -leeping Car accommodations for California before tlie arrival of trains by other routes. Both trains connect at BurliBSton or Ottumwa tor KROKUK, CKDAR RAPIDS. iKAKSAALLiOWN, ST. PAUL DES MOINifiS aud all points in Iowa. mar Get your tiakets via Danville and Peo:ia for Rock Island and Davenporf.

The morning and evening trains from .ndianapolis running through Peoria and Gaiva, arrive at ROCK ISLAND and DA. VKN PORT in advance of all other routes, making but one change or cars for points in NORTHERN ILLINOIS and IOWA.

Get yonr tickets via Danville and Peoria lor all points in fiansfts, Colorado and (lie

Southwest.

The evening train with THROUOI1 COACH and SLEEPER via Peoria and Galesburg, arrives in Kansas City, St. Jo aeph, Atchinson aand Leavenworth next evening, being the only line without a transter.

The momlne train via Peoria and Quincy, arrives in Kansas City, St. Joseph, Atchinson and Leavenworth ilext morning, connecting close wiihali roads diverging from those points.

Get your tickets via Danville, Peoria and Quincy, tbe 5£WROUT£TO TEXAS.

The morning train from Peoria and Hannibal, Afo-. makes close connection with the M., K. & T. Mailwaj', forming the only route to fc:edalia, Ft. Scoit, Parsons, Houston, Galveston and points in Northern and Central Texas, without a transfer.

The evening train with through coach and Sleeper via Peoria, makes close connection at ifannibal for Sedalia, Ft. Scott and Parsons. ...

Get yonr tfckcts via Danvlhe, Teoi^ and Haanibat, GEORGSB. WRIGHT, Receiver J.

BROWN. Gan.

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Mid Morphine hnb o!»olr.te"r and tpccdlly turcd.rainlcMi nopnbhcy.

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A most aseful n«'J woudcrfnl Invention Now attracting universal attention by its astonishing performances, and its great practical value for tvery day tamiiy use it is Simple, linrabl* and Cheap, ia easily keptlu repair, and

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Ever/family—especially every farmer's family—should have a Illekford Knitter, It will ba found equally as useful as tbe sewing machine, ana even more prvflt-

Every Machine WARRANTED perfcct, and to dojust what is represented The BioKford Macbi is he ONLY LEGITIMATE cylindrical ICuliilug Machine in (-x'stence. Ail others, not.licensed by us, are clear and palpable liuringements on our patents, and we shall hold all parties who manufacture.sell, buy or use such infringing machines, to a strict legal accountability.

An Instruction Book, contalnl-g complete and minute directions to the operator accompanies each machine.

No. 1, Family Machine, 72 needles, $80 No. a! 72 & W0 A sample machine will-be sent to any part of the Quit States or Canada, expreu ckavegsprepaid, on reoetpt of tbe price.

AGKNi'a wanted In every Slate, County, City aup Town, to whom very liberal discounts will be made. For further particulars, address BICKFORD KNITTING MACHING CO,,

Sold Manulacturerrt, Braitleboro. Vt.

Unquestionably the best sustained work of the kind In the worid.

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THE

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