Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Volume 8, Number 22, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 January 1877 — Page 7

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Detroit Free Pr»«.—Ha

After rolfia-j the fine cut under his tongue he on: "It is a goodtnany yews back. I he prison was 'w. and the management was »*ot hatir now, of course. Some body escaping every week or so, and it w.a«*v enough to smuggle in money and 4» »1^ and cook up conspiracies There w.'re 179ofus, and the wickedest man in prison vas a horse-thief and highway robber named Ben Mason. Ihwas in iVw fifteen years, I believe, .and feeling desperate isle, he was as jyjly as Satan. Thev had lain in the kitchen as cook, and in those day* the prisoners had little or no work ani were locked up roost of the tiir.e. Hen hadn,t been in prison a hundred days before he warked up one of the wickedest plans you ever heard of. He wu to lead a rebellion, and we were to murder every prison official, Rrm as best we coulJ, and then march down and plunder and burn the town."

The old man pauaed a moment as the door opened, and then continued: "All the details of the plan were soon communicated to every convict, and every single man was agreed. Ben made a "y, or two or three of them, by which »ie could unlock all the cells. Only two guards were on duty in the corridor at night, and they were at one end. Tlxn wreie changed ut one o'clock at night, and it often happened at this hour, that thi guards weic ten or fifteen minutes in getting in, thus leaving an interval to be taken advantage of. Well, the programme was for Ben Mason to unlock his eeli door, just before 1 o'clock. He could easily do that from the inside, with ie locks then in use. As the old guard passed out he was to fly from door to door, let out as many convicts as he had time to, and then overpower the new

guards as they came in. This doneR all the con' icts ould be liberated, and we would sweep the prison with a rush. A certain Thursday night was the date fix ed upon, and I tell you there was murder in the air!"

He held his hands over his face, as thinking, and there was a long pause be fore he said: "That same Thursday afternoon, when every man was trembling with expectation, two ladies and a little girl were ad mitted as visitors. Ben Mason was that day doeing some extra work—something that took him into the yard. The ladies' passed him, and there was somethinu about his f.ice, fierce, as it was. to attrac. the litHc girl. She ran to him, '.ooked up into his face, and innocently asked: 'Haven't you got a little girl too?' Now, Ben did have, and her words cut him like a knife. The wee thing grasped his hand to detain him, and holding up a little dol which she had carried on her arm, she said: 'You may take this home to your little girl!' Ben took the plaything from her hand, and you could have knocked him down with a straw. Though bold and bad, he was big hearted and loved his wife and chrildren.

Well, sir, he was floored. He turned booby right away, and I'll be hanged it 1 didn't see biir tears running down his cheeks At"i o'clock that night, when he was to let us out and head the rebellion, he was on his bed hugging that doll and crying like a child, and so our plans were for nothing. I think he was a reg"ulat oui woman, sir—a regular idiot."

And vet when I looked into the old man's eves he was wiping the tears a-vay.

THINGS LOST ATT1IE CENTEN

NIAL.

The Philadelphia Press, describin- the tftrecu ol lost articles rt the Centennial says: tKe assortment of pocket.books i» .large and varied, comprising all knuwa ttyUs, fi-om the plethoric wallet of t!e cat tie-deafer to the miniature, puirl-cov-ercd portmcnr.aie of a Vassar school-giil tfifciV are pcckel-books iilkd with lY.eor.,»ruous buddies of papers of no value except to vhe owiit r, and of no cash value to aVy one: wnllt-tsstuffed with tnemorftnda, tvkhputdutt s. names or I catk ts otht rs'fclltii with recipes of various kinds, iftter^tersed Wish fractional curercy, rui,'voad tickets, ai.d occasionally a few^small bills, abd•stiil oiiters with r.o'hing but a few pennies or postage stamps, and an equally large collection absolutely empty.

Over $3,000 in cash has been picked up in the Centennial grounds by the guards, and all but the small amounts remaining several hundred Unclaimed wallets, aggregating not over $100 at the most, and about $70 found in small rolls of bill's have bean returned_to the owners. A curious commentary on one difference in the characteristics, of the two sexes is found in the fact that fully nine-tenths of the pocket-books, and not less than.four-

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tis I don't feel at home ouUide of IhtJ wall*. I among tie first fifty met in the State Prison at JacUoa' ant! •they've had oar there, o€and on,tor ov ,er twenty yeiHMi." ..

The old tnaa removed his hat,catnbed hi* few gray tasks mthbis fingera, and mused:-Less se£5 I assent froiPB Detroit for four y«ars. and that

was sent from Grand Rapids for ««ght years, and that makes twelve., I wa* .sent from Portttluron for three .wears and that's fifteen. I went back for horses -steal hjg long ewHH^h to make it tmexty one years, and tiaai's pretty j«*an,^v?"

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fifths of the other articles, were the property

ladies.

ol(*'

man—at i»-ast Heventv—chiBei througl* by the raw winils weeping the street* He had crept to the Central Station tuwarmhimatf f. The«*Uingm*: him bite eat. and bv and by the old fraan,

.h. tar

•aid. a* he looked into the corridor. "Ever lecn in prison?" 1 asks! ai •. resumed hU aeat. "Years

Among other lost artii dozen spectacles of diffen or four opera-glasses, any books, memorandum-l novels, works of referenoe,Ce«tenial cat-

ilogues, gu de*t the park and city, cigarcases partially filled, caorjp-s'ooU, canes, Aids to Memory, a few linen dusters, rail road tickets, and an* .quantity of small satchels, lunch batfbets, etc.

The amount of jewelry picked up bv the guards would mak* the eyes of a diamondbroker twinkle1 ibut the most raluable articles Ha we (been returned, Among the richest articles of personal adornment and use were a number of diamond rings, brooches, etc, emerald, saphire and opal carriage: several gold and silver watches, and a large assortment of lockets and charms. Some of the diamond rings were valued at^jo

and

wmt.

fair for one

his cool

I ,vn* lost in awuement at .ness, and pretty *on he said: "Use tr» have coric exciting times rthere. Prwo ers.vcre whipped, showe* ,ed and tortured, and the life cells were ,always full. We lroocked over a gua/rd mow and then,and Jke been in some plots ito rise and murder «11 the officials." "But were always frustrated," I ofe•aerved. .. .. "Aiwa)* When at wasn one thing it was another. The keepers would be Hihangcd.oraome of tfce men would peach »or a new rule would iconne out that day and allour jpUns woUld be knocked in the ihcad. WeJsad one real good chance to clean out the prison, aad it was a singuiar circumRtaace that tattled us. If I had a chew of tobacco to keep my mouth moist I'd tell you tne yat n.'

from this amount Ac jeweiry dwindled down to 25 cents. One of the first of tha lout articles brought into, or rathert» the do»r of. the adjutant's office, was a gray mare, large a». Jife, and evidently much disgusted at being left to her own resources. The owner of the animal was, howewer. discovered on the same day. To iilnas department are also brought the lest children not reclaimed at the precinct guard homes, where they are first taVen. All ihu», far, have been handed over t* their paresnts or sent under the care «f guards to their homes or hotel* the same day. Ovar 500 children have thus been returned toiheir parents, and as those were only .Use worst lost cases, i. is estimated that several thousand have actually been missed and reclaimed soon afureward at the stations. The ages of the little folks ranged all the way from

to 8 years, snd

with few exceptions, they have bravely resigned themselve to await the long delayed coming of their parents, in ful' fai'ii that (the promise of the kind-hearted adjutant 1o send them home, it not soon caJJed for, *rould be fulfilled.

OUR

SPICE-BOX.

Sitting Bn!l is so quiet that he must be enjoying a hull-dose, First Ckisen—"And you, too, are for a war?" Seoend Citizen—"Not a bit of it My bratre substitute suffered too much in the last one."

A lady wished a seat in a crowded hall. A handsom gentleman gave her a chair. You are a jewel, said she. Oh no, I am a jeweler I have just set the jewel,"

A young lady, while on her way to be married, was run over and killed. A confirmed old maid savagely remarked: "She has avoided a more lingering and horrible destiny." "Is that marble?" inquired a gentleman pointing to a bust of Kentucky's 4reat statesmon, the other day, in a New York store. "No sir! that's Clay," promptly replied the proprietor.

A Chicago girl has "been given her choice between hanging up her stockings two-bushel bag on Coiistmas eve. She .said she won'.d hang up the one that held the most, and therefore chose her tockings.

It was a woman living on Hell Point' who said to her husband, "My dear, i^ you can't really drink bad coffee without abusing me, how is it that you can always drink bad whiskey without abusing the ar keeper? He has nor said a word about bad coffee 6ince.

The Boiton Post has been displaving a Itifiant Democratic rooster at the head of its political columns ever since the day of he election. The Advertiser of Saturday has the following obituarv lines:

Cock-a-Doodle came to town Early in November He took his phce upon Post,

And crowed till near December. But bye-and-bye somebody said He didn't earn his living: Then quickly they cutoff his head,

And biled him for Thanksgiving. Cock-a-Hoodle, doodle do, Cock-a-doodle dandy Aioosterfor Thanksgiving Day

Sometimes comes qu'te handy. ICallroMd News. Omaha., Neb., Dec. 29.—The Omaha ft Repuolican valley railroad company tolay celebrated the completion of its road to Wahoo, Siunders county, a distance of 54 miles from Omaha, by an excurion, composed, of prominent citizens, t'rom the latter place. The road has been built in 50 days, including a br dge over the Platte liver 2,300 feet in length. The excursion met wiih a hearty reception from the ci irsn* of Saunders county, a urge uumber of whom were assembled at Wahoo. A large excursion from Saunders county will visit Omaha to-morrow. The road will be formerly opened and regular trains run on and after January 1st. The road is to be pushed on to the •vest end of Siunders county, and trains running by the l»t of July next.

Kentucky uemoeraej. Louisville, Dec.

Extradillou.

Detroit,

Mic'i.,

Dec. 29.—Mamie

Smitn,ilie n.u'atto who murdered young MeKecn last spring, and who hns since be-u confined the Sandwich, Ont., jail awaiting cxtrudiiion was today delivered to L'et.ctiW Ji flu by i! Can i» diati author! ie», and is now confined in he central pi fee fta in t.

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Chicago, IV c. 29.—M. »iy annqunczd, th -l Boston not rjsdy for the evange i«U he would stjr. ihs wet ot pray tn Cfyieago, ieu :unirg until the 14th JatiUsrv, and pre! clung every nifjht at the Tatwrnscf??, after itie 7til. Th» intervening «eek will bs occupisd by lt'.ju aud Bli^s.

A tiig Vire.

Louisvillk, Ky., December 29.—The Brouiaker oce paper manuficturing company the burning of whone proper.v a'. Laurel, Indiana, announced irom Cinoiiina i, is a Loui-ville firm arid the estimated loss is $105,000.

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Stinson A

—At a meeting

of the Democraticftate committee, in ilii* city, today, it was resolved that a convention of the Democratic party of Kentucky be called to meet in Louisville, on Thursday, January 18th, 1877, for the purpose of taking action up-m the present critical state of nblic affairs. The people will be represented by one delegate to every one hundred.

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Benjamin Brow.v.

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"New

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Oct. 13 5

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TAKEN UP—By Nathaniel M. Tones in Riley Township, Vigo County, Indiana, one black back lired cow, white on belly, right hip knocked down, crop off of right ear, no marks or brands perceivable, twelve to fifteen years old, and appraised at $14 before J. Nichodernus, J.

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Tentenniai Reduction in Advertising.

Martin Holunger,

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jirls —any name yeu wish—Comic Itoiig

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Dyspepsia Dyspepsia, That Hydra headed disorder, with its bai Depsyssion of Snirits, Sick Headache, Sou) 3temache, Scalding Eructations, Oppressive Fulness, Loss of ppetite, Wan,\Vast«ii Appearance, and nervous Dubi ity, a 1 indicating inperfeet ligestional assimilation er food and thereby lack of nutrition, so necessary to the support of the body, can be effectually cured tiy the uso of HOOFLANl)'^ GERMAN UlTTKltS, the favorite prescription of that Eminent German Pliysiciari. Christopher W. Iloodfland, of Langan-i?a-ia, Germany, the ellicicncy of which far hi in manv marks of destination by the crowned heads aud nobility of Europe. tones the stomach to health, action, teguiatos the bowels, arouses the torpiii liver promotes natura perspiration, invigoratethe nerves, and restores all the funcuous Nature to vigorons health. Tho eillcaey this remedy is daily ackuow edgoi by th subjects of its treatment, who now enjo robust glowing health.

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FUSIFIE8 THE BLDOD» ItonovatM and Invigorates tin. Whola System..

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VBQETim Is atad* ezelnalvclj flfn Of. Mesa of carafnlly s«l«et«d tarki, roots- id karba, and so strongly ecncentrat«d, that it wis egxtaallr aradicata from tha swtwrerrtaht tt fciamla, ItrsAilwu •••a*r( Tl

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Bliiain, Caakcr, PalatKN at Ikaj ftaawrt, ariall Miiam that arise from 1» para blood, tciaika, lalaaawian aai 1 Chraal* BkaaaatUai, Htaralgia.. Caat aal Iplaal Caaapialala. can c«9 to affeettially eared through the blaoa. for 17 leers and Iraatlr* lwatw or (ha •Mat ramlai, Piaiiiln, ••ila, Tester. IcalJ-keM and wana, VEOETOOE has never failed to eSmh permanent cure.

For ralai la lha Back, KMaar OwnDte|«|^ fsaiala. W« rrkaa, arising

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tlon, and uterine diaeasea and Ocaeral Mliiy, VEGET1NE arts dirattly apes. th§ eauaes of these complaints, it invigoratee aSI. strengthens the whole ratem, acU upon the aeeretiTe organa, allaya innammation, curoa ulcer-,.-a tlon aad regulatea the bowels.

For Catarrh, »rap*p«la, KaUtaal' C«eSiveaeaaf Palpilati*a mf ika UcaM. Headaalke, Piles, Narraaaaeaa

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Uaaeral nastiailaa af Ike Nervaaa* •fateas, no medicine has riven such pa*, feet aaUafaetlon aa the VEOETIKE. It pnritle» the blood, cleansea all of the organa, and poaa controlling power ever the nervous Sys-

tem. The renwrkablo cares effected by VF.OETINR ive induced hom we kno own families.

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have induced many physicians and apotheearls it in tae" whom we know to prescribe and use »n families.

In l«t, VKQETINE Is the best remedy ysH oisch :red for the above diseases, and is the onlf relist.# HLOOD P4JUIFIBA yet place# before the publis.

THE BEST~EVIDENCK. The following letter front Kev. E. 8. Best, rsator of SI. E. Church, Natick, Mass., will be CSa4* with interest by many physicians. Also, thoa*-M suffering from the same disease ns afflicted thfe. son of the ltev. E. S. llest. No person can doubtthis testimony, as thero Is no doubt about tha curative powers of VEUET1NE: •.

Natic*, Mam.,Jn.1,1874.

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enducr the operation. Just tm*n weremmetfetd VEUETJXil and fmmthat tim to the present he hs bee* Mntinuously improvimc. JiehmlBtelr resumed hf» rtmliei^. thrown away hiscmtches and cane* and walks aboutrlitef*fully and strong.

Yhough there Is still some discharge from the opftttef' where tne limb was lanccd. we have tne fulleit cooQdtAtft .*

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ALL DISEASES OF TEE BLOOK If VEQETINE will relieve pain, cleanse, p». rlfyaiiil euro such diseases, restoriiuc tlie psttepV to perfeet health after tnring different phyw elans, many remedies, suffering for years, is it not conclusive proof, if you area sufferer, tat can be cured Why is this medicine perferniinf such great cures It worksiu the blood, In thS circulating tluid. It can trxly be called..th# OltEAT UIXIOI) PUMFlElt. QTie great sou re* of disease originates in tbehlood and nomedW elne that does not act directly apou U, to ptirite and renovate, has any just claim npon publle af tention.

RecommexKl It Heartily.

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