Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 July 1877 — Page 8

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Wcehln §nztti,

THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1877.

MtzzLEyour dog.

A CHILD of Eugene Duenweg, is very sick.

CLEAN the street lamps, many also need reparing.

THE victim of the grasshopper is again in the land.

T. B.

JOHNS'saw

ELEGANT

mills are running full

forcc and full time.

THE tables of the National House are unexcelled for variety.

A cow was killed on I. & St. L. Ry., at Water street yesterday.

RICHARDSON'S queensware store is nearly ready to b« removed,

THE furniture factory on South Second street is again closed.

lvu.'s English dinners are all the style, (.io to Wall's and try one.

A LAWN social will soon be given by vhe members of the Asbury church.

NICK STEIN the jolly boot and shoe man is to get out a patent for stove knees.

IT is Mr. Wm. Ramme and not exchief Henry Ramme who is so seriously f»ick.

THE corner stone of the new Baptist church will be laid on Friday of next week.

ONE dozen of Ryce's $1.00 unlaundried Buckeye shirts went to California yesterday.

THE Brownstocking's will play a game -with the Seymour base ball club, at the Park this week-

THE Eugene ice Co., is delivering five tons of ice daily with one team, but it is a splendid team.

THE

coaches will be furnished by

the Wabash (or the L. C. & S. W. Excursion to Put in-bay and Niagara Falls.

A LARGE partv left last evening on a fishing excursion and to enjoy camping out. They probably enjoyed themselves in camp this morning. 40 ....... "CAST your bread upon the waters" must be received with caution bv s?rvant girls, who are prone to throw half a loaf into theswill barrel.

THE Niagara Falls and Montreal excursion leaves Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of this week, tickets good Jthirtv davs.

HERZ is marking down his goods to dead give away prices. "You can buy me for

$4,50"

is the sign on a beautiful

dress pattern there.

A FLOUR mill is being erected on the common south of the oitv. If will shortly be put in operation. Mr. Wm, II. Stewart is the owner.

THE sale of the effects of Mr Jno Robert?. under an execution in favor of Brokaw Bros., and others, will take place on the 21st of the present month.

OHIO street between Fifth ar.d Sixth street, is in a very bad condition. Why is that grading so long neglected? Over seven months since it was begun.

THERE will be a lawn party of the Congregational church at the residence of Mrs. Chnuncv Warren on South Sixth street, Friday evening.

FARMERS,

take notice!' The clothing

dealers have started a row ad among themselves, and nre pulling each others "wool" badly. Now is your time to buy.

"FATHER, dear father, come liome,'1 and be sure you bring a box of Terry's Salicylic Soap, we are using our last cake "and mamma savs she can't do without it.

IF the boys in the northeastern part ot the city don't want to get in trouble, thev have to stay out of orchards and potato patches, as there is a job set up lor them.

A Merry excursion partv consisting of Mrs. Charles Browkan, Miss Jennie Foote, Miss Nellie Graham, and Mr. Jay Kcves leave to-night on the JPut in-Bay excursion.

ELLIS' Wabash woolen mil's are not running this week, having machinery re-arranged. Business with them is brisk and the prospects are bright for a large trade this fall.

A SPLENDID Palace sleeping car will nccompanv each train of the Montreal excursion running through to the Falls Without change, the fare being only

rafjJc^uble berth the entire trip.

THE

$2.50

rumor seems well founded that

a number'of prominent citizens of Baltimore have resolved to erect a monument to the memory of the late Dr. J. W. Bull discoverer of that wonderful remedy, Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.

HOT drinks should be avoided in day lime during cold weather, as they have a tendency to \veakenvthe lungs and affect the throat. Take Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup for all cases of coughs, colds and hoarseness.

COURT HOUSE ECHOES.

THE CRIMINAL COL'RT

was in session this morning, Judge Lon on the bench. Stat* of Ind., vs Charles for as sault and battery on Jules Houriet, plea guilty and fine of

$10

$1,500.

members of the Asbury church

are intending to commit a "Lawn Social" in a few evenings.

You cannot find a Turner in this city for a keg ofbtvr premium. All have gone to Milwaukee.

THE Druids of Indianapolis will visit this city the last ot this month, coming over on tlie Vandalia.

Ai.r. the manufacturing establishments in th's cilv are now running all making full time and force.

THE Commercial House is setting a most excellent table, not excelled for variety, and at very low rates.

and costs.

Attachments were issued for witnesses who failed to obey subpoena's for their appearance in certain misdemeanors which were 6et for trial this morning. Thev were called in to answer this afternoon, and the probability that some of them will be fined

State of Indiana vs. George Perry, in dieted for robbery, is on trial as we go to press. Perry is one of the colored men engaged in the robbery of Wm. Hall, on south Fifth street. The prospect of his visiting Jeffersonville is considered to be excellent.

A bill of exceptions to the evidence will be fibd in the Criminal Court tomorrow morning by the attorneys of Fred Schaffer. It will then be finally disposed of.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George McGuire and Annie Steevart Henry C. Boyer and Sarah E. Warner.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Elias Sylster to Wm. Sylster. in-lot

C. Rose's sub. of

James Tiernev to Emma Klamt, in-lot 8, Burman's sub.,

$600.

James Farnam to A. M. Trogdon, s. e. 34 s. w. }4 also s. w. }i s. e.

acres in all,

James

south of that. Something must have struck them, sure. The neighbors living around there will have some peace riow.

A FELLOW went into Rippetoe's yesterday to get some sal-soda to settle his stomach. I Io had a prescription signed by Dr. Lee, a well know clerk on Main street, as a joke. The sal-soda would have knocked him blind had he goti dose settled in his stomach.

Report

CONGRESSIONAL TOWNSHIP FrNI). Amount of Funds held in trust date of last enort $55,915 46 Amount since added from sale of lands

Total amount" of Congressional township school fund held in trusc at this data |55,91rf 46 Amount of fund bearing 7 per cent interest.. 624 5U Amount of fun bearing 8 percent interest 55,290 8

Total funds as abovo.. S55.915 4? COMMON SCHOOL FUNP. Amount of fund held in trust at date of last report ?41,615 zo Amount since added from the sinking fund distribution of the Stale. Amount since added by fines and forfeitures of Clerk of Court Amount since added by lines and forfeitures by Justices of the l'caco

re tal fund as abore ?47.7S8 28

CONDITION OF SCHOOL FUNDS.

i» 0 3 3 000 S 5

2 3 S 3

O O O O

t= o.s IS CD

2 8 "-a 2 2

§11?

C°

Balances on hand May 31st, 1877

Received tn May 3i, 1876 Bro't Forward.

9,13, 10,

$3,000.

Dolan to Michael Dolan, und.

in-lots

and

10,

Rosfc'6 sub. of

Rcccived froni May 81, 1876, to May 31, '77.

50 00

7 1

acres, $1,000.

John Jacob Gerold to llulman & Cox n. in-lot

61,

Rose's sub. of

acres, $boo. II. W. Ramme to A. C. M. Hoffman n-lot

Gilbert Place, $1,500.

J. F. and S. E. Qmgley to Jacob Smack N in lot

235, $2,500.

MAYOR'S COURT.

Patrick MjCann, using abusive lan^ guage line

cent and costs, total

$5.01"

and lay in county jail twenty days.

John C. Hicks, fighting, Marshal Buckingham fine 1 cent and cots,

$6.70.

associating, Officer Cronin,

fine$i dollar and costs,

$8.20.

associating, Officer Crenin,

fine $1 and costs, $S.2o.

John Turner, fighting, Marshal Buckingham, fine $1 and costs, $8.50.

associating, Cronin, fine $

and costs, $S.2o.

THE friends of Minnie Slaughter, ot south Fourth street, gave her a very pleasant surprise party last night. The evening was passed in a very jolly manner.

50 ro

7,786 63

202 50

acres

515 77 100 f7 75 67 122 80 68 90 149 49

10.021 09

ward.

of the Board of County Commissioners

of the county of Vigo, in the State of Indiana to tho Superintendent of fubllc instruction for tho year ending the last day of May, 1877, as required by tho 105th and 106th sections of the School Law:

ST 2.

Ot £.§ 3^1 3 5T

«-o.:

O*' JCO.

**.0 tog

& fe-

-•«SS

June 1,

12.898 93 7,560 18 3,797 73 29,098 87 1,242 00

Witness our n&ads and seals this 16th day oi June 1877.

U.--

88 492 54 12,918 72 3,628 15 41.722 48 1,977 82 37,505 21

THE TERRE aLTB" "WEKKLY GAZETTE.

Total received May 31,1877.

481 94

|88 12 3 41 1 17

1,481 ,918 ,6?8 ,722 ,977 ,434

12,918 72 3 628 15 41,722 43 1,977 32 17,431 86

64 S3

1,123 02 135 32

,123 13» .267 587

1.267 91

r-87 70

100 00

9.700 00

9 700 00

20,945 61 4,463 61 8,913 34

18.732 14 4 464 61 3 913 84

23.202 11 35.71-3 72 37,505 21

29.202 11 35,703 72 87,505 2 295 ro 210 70 227 50

225 00 210 227 50

1,757 80

1.757 88

540 00 509 7J 807 74 395 00

{320,034 511 8330,059 50

r.pvTi

THE den of prostitutes on the corner pf, R0ce ived Second and Main streets, are moving. .Tune 1, '76 also the ones that occupy the building*Br0

KMFN

baSn'ce on haml June 1st,

101391 47 20.478 9r 7,425 88 70.821 30 3.219 f2 37.505 21 54 85 ••1.1V3 0? 135 02 1.167 91 581 70

54 85

1.123 02 46 6)

88 63

1,267 91 110 CO

471 70

50 00

1,800 08

487 f0

,1,814 00

13^#4 25

202 50

936 00

187 92

Total fund held in trust at this date Amount of funds bearing 7 per cent ititenst lO'J uo Amount of funds*bearlng 8pi cent interest 4,438 2a

100 00

19,500 00

11,300 00

33,564 54 4,798 38 {3,734 24

34.052 14 4,798 38 5,548 32

17.434 86 32,003 48 29,202 11

30.879 11 2.093 48 29,202 11 225 ro 210 70 227 50

225 CO 210 70 227 50

202 50

1,757 83

1,757 80

540 ro 509 78 B7 74 895 01)

540 00 509 78 367 74 395 Of

515 77

S76 980 15 8330,013 31

738 S8

Montreal. July

-V

LEWIS L. WEBKS, JOHN W.WILSON, COMMISSIONERS. JOHN S. JOBDOJJ, ... mm SAUUEL ROTS*, Auditor.

JASUS M. SANKKT, Treasurer.

yhifcfe

Tin:

FPU

FITS US.

County Reve'' Township Revi»iui«\ Road Revenue. Soeclal S-cbow Jtever.ue. Dog Tax. .... Common Scboo'. Local Tax. Estray. Fines and forfeitrrcs. Lard Redemption. Railroad Tax, PooketFcs Clrrni! ur'. Tlrokcr'e and l'eld nN l.i-en=e, Show License, Liquor License, State School Sinking Fund, Couuty Il'-nds Common Scho-d Vrincitia', Common School Interest, StatcSchool Sinking Fund 1'rlncipa

School S-nkinjr Fu»d Interest. Sta R' venue, State School Collected rtupl'cntt*. School Fund I1 l»u si 'l from Stale,' Township 0 Ranpc 8 rrincipal.

10 4( I

202 50

540 00 5f9 78 367 74 395 00

10 11 11 S

515 100 75 122 63 149

1,648 74 162 6S 776 50 1,978 72 543 09 409 SO 204 17 213 63

1,648 162 776 1.97* 543 4f9 204 213

1876

pcctfullv submitted.

Balance on hand.

From .Tunn Total Kee'' to to June 1877.

ior'

i, 1876,

10 11 16 11

11 a 0 11

County Revenue, Townsh.jp Revenue, Rond Revenue, Special School Revenue, I)ox Tax, Common ^cliool, Kstray, Fines and ForfeUures, T-and Redemptions, Railroad Tax (Southwestern 1 Docket Fees Circuit Cjurt, Broker's and Peddler's License, Show Llcnse. Liquor License, State School Sinking Fund, County Bonds, (Bridge Funds) Common 3t hool Principal, ommnn School Interest, State School Sinking Fund Princ'pal, State School Sinking Fund Interest, Local Tuition St? te School Tax, State Revenue. Township 10 Kange 8 Principal, in 10 10 11

79 11 8 9 10 8 9 10 8 9. 10

IK li

12 12 12

13 13 13

515 77 KO 67 75 67 322 70 68 90 149 61

40 21 00 40 Sfi 00 9 67 59 80 62 90 3 90 65 fO 67 47 f2 14 229 85 1,418 85 80 81 434 93 339 00 921 8r 1,057 66 251 87 291 22 TT4 01 295 80 123 IS 80 02 35 68 !178 00

Township 10 Range 8 Interest 9 10

I,P48 70 162 68 773 93 1.979 4P 643 r,r 409 8P

2&t:l

r1' 213 63

$406,992 46

(Jan.es M. S»nkcy)« Treasurer of Vigo County, lor the year

II 8 0 10 8 9 10 8 9 10

Subscribed and sworn to before me this day, June

CHICAGO.

CONDITION OF THE BANKS THERE.

Chicago, July iS.—The St. Louis bank troubles have produced scarcely a perceptible impression ort the banking

instl"

tutions here. There has been a small run bv light depositors ^'day on the State Savings bank, but there is nothing like a rush and the bank officers say they frequently pay out more in a forenoon in the ordinary cause of bu siness, than they have up to o'clock to-day. Its probable thai the run will cease entirely to-mor-that inaugurated yesterday, as fidelity has to-day.

MONTREAL.

.-ate.

CENSURING THE MAYOR.'

18.—The

Caledonia so

ciety voted a condemnation of Mayor Beandry. Francis Fitrgairick the sentinel who stabbed McKeyun, has been honorably acquitted.

BLAME ATTACHED.

Allentown, Pa., July of

u, .• A

j8.-l-The coro

ner's jury in the case oi the recent fatal explosion in one of the mines near Macungie, find that on divers occasions betore the explosion the boilsr was charged with steam beyond its capacity, thereby weakening and straining it.

Commissioner's-Annual Report

11 0 11 10

Total

19, 1877.

COLUMBUS.

Investigating That Ohio Mine Disaster.

A Policcman Accidonta ly Shoots a Comrade.

MINE DISASTER.

Columbus, O., July

YEAR ENDING MAY 31 187T.

Over rawn

?18,1C6 01

jon on 95 50 150 00

12 JO 12 li $

13 0 t. 1S 4 1» in Ranri ^lt 'lCSt '0

12 in IS

41 11

13 0 13 10

Total,

I have the honor, herewith to submit my annual report of the Receip's and Disbursements ot Countv, for the e.i. UENTLE.Mfc.-N navi .It ti,„ v«or- ammnt exncnded and for what purpose, dur:ti

have the honor, herewith to submit mv annual reporr. oi me ivctL-ip auu .S

FUN liS.

SHHB X.

Disburse'

Total disbursed to May 31,

Mav 31, '76 From Mav 31. '76, to Mav 81, '77.

ltal an on hind May 82, '77,

175,793 22 12,918 72 3.628 15 41,722 43

?0S.K)9 23 11918 72 3,628 15 41/22 43 1,977 32 17,434 88

I 977 32 17,431 £6

ion oo

2l9 IS

100 00

0,7C0 00

9,700 00

5 33 2 20 4.750 00 8,570 4*

f..S!n 20 4.WS.1 15 3,570 43

21 2'2 11 35.703 72 87.505 2 215 00 210 70 163 70

101,089 87 2" 498 80 7,425 88 7\821 30 3,219 32 37,506 21

18.—The

23,899 94

r:9.?02

100 00 659 69

13 09

4-'0 00 62 23 276 71 45 0^ 01 8"? 450 00 100 6 75 6 110 70 65 00 140 f,0

520 00

540 00 157 73 417 74 45 09 619 33 350 00 100 B7 75 67 110 70 65 00 140 60

1.5*8 T4 162 68 7«7 30 1,924 73 ri9 09 406 20 204 17 213 63

#19,203 75

Balauee in Treasur)'.

Respectfully Submitted.

Treasurer's

•s of Vi«»o Countv. Imiiana:

Tn the Honorable Board of Commissioners of Vigo County. Indiana: ,r- r* ,.„ GENTLEMEN—I

852 05

1,588 74 182 61 767 30 I 924 73 519 09 406 20 204 1 2l3 6

82S9.108 48

3J08 312 23

the amyunt received from all sources during the year the.am lunt expended and for what purpose, dur:ng the year. All of which

Overdrawn

If 3.989 87 21.478 90 7 .425 88 70.851 3' 3,219 32 37,5:5 21

141 75 39 90 581 70

100 0"

11,300 00

10,652 20

100 fO

240 00 8r0 00 95 50 62 23 150 00 267 74 45 00 520 00 99 83 450 00 100 67 75 67 110 70 65 00 140 69 1,588 74 162 68 767 30 1924 73

M9 00 4'6 2n 204 17 213 63

$1,616 51 (380,812 14

Tamp? Sankcv do herebV certify that the foregoining contains a true and correct statement of the Receipts and Disbursements Received and I\

e"dl"«

State

mine inspector requested a coroners inquest on the Brookfield mine disaster to investigate the introduction of a locomotive in the unventilated mine to be reopened. The Inspector states that he forbid the foreman to use a locomotive till a ventilation shaft had been opened an was assured the locomotive would not be

Patrolman Wilcox at two. o'clock this morning ACCIDENTALLY SHOT

special policeman Patrick Kelley in the region of the bowels, tyilcox drew his pistol to shoot a dog which came at them the dog fled. WilcoXf put up his pistol cocked and drew it soon after to shoot at another dog when the accident occurred. Kellev's wound is beliered to be tatal.

basb^AAll. v"

1J 2 .1

MEMPHBSKEDS DISBANDED.^

Memphis, July x7.-The baseball club known as the Memphis Reds disbanded this morning. iv.,.:

jetty* m&Si

•A

Overdrawn May 81, '77

6,417 29

54 85

1 123 02

141 75 31 90 687

141 39 90 5S7

504 64

342 91

35 703 72 S7.505 21 225 60 210 70 163 70

63 83

1.10 00 669 78

102 50

1,080 02

50 00

350 00

619 83

}6,598 69

828.845

J21,747 27

SOYSE,

Report.

SHEET.

Dislui- sc d|Di.sbursc to June l.iFrom June 18"(5, Ilro't 1. ISTli. t.n Forwar d. Juno 1. '77.

2.(08 4o

54 85

1,123 02

141 75 39 90 581 70

100 00

6 43

1,228 01

28,399 04

10.6r2 20 5.302 92 204 41

532 92 4 750 00 5,205 41

3°,879 11 S2.093 48 29,202 01 225 00 210 70 163 70

3",879 32,n93 48 29,202 11 225 60 210 70 163 7P

504 54

342 01

03 80

102 50

110 00 669 78

13 C9 656 69

1,088 02

540 ro 15773 417 74 45 00 619 83 450 ro 100 67 75 67 110 70 65 05 140 69 1,588 74 162 68 767 80 1.924 75 519 CO 406 2'

352 05

853 00

019 83

12 00 3 90 8 92 50 96

(i 6!)

54 73 24 00 3 GO

i' 2*4 17 213 68

83,779 80

128,344 61

382,428 65

Balance in Treasury

$24,564 81

..•« A rrtrgT

Siilv£XJEL ISO"Z"SE3, Auditor of Vigo County. .?

THE BLACK, HILLS.

A PARTY MURDERED BY INDIANS—

RICH PLACER MINE.

Cheyenne, July iS.—The Black Hills Times publishes the following, this evening, in an extra: "We learn from Mr. John McKelvj, of St. Paul, that this afternoon as the Bismarck stage arrived at a point *two miles north of Bear Buttes, and ten miles from Crook City, they came upon the bodies of two men and one woman, lying in the road. The men were shot and scalped, and the woman shot and scalped and horribly mutilated. The murdered party were traveling by a team. The contents of the wagon were scattered promiscuously around. The Indians, about twelve in number, after murdering these travelers attacked a party of teamsters who were corraled a few miles back, but ran away at the first fire, Freighters coming in picked up the bodies of the two men and woman and brought them to Crook City."

Placer Mine No. 6, above Discovery, on Deadwood Gulch, sifter a'week's sluicing cleaned up

320

valued at about

$5,700. S

SILK SMUGGLER CAUGHT.

New York, July

18.—Charles

Exhibit ofcovntv p^prnriitnrcs for the Tear ending Xay 31,1S77. a

Criminal Kxpenso Criminal Jury Grji Jury Bailiff* Circr.it onrtJury —......... Coroner's Inquest .......... Insanitv Court Reporter Printing and Stationary. Assessing Revenue Enumeration Interest Flection Poor Poor Asylum,,.. Spccifle Insurance 'AniVn-i" Fees and Salaries of Co. Offlcor3 lloaland Bridges... Public fiulidings• Deaf nd Dnw¥» Institute Insane Hospital House of Refuge FemAle Prison

0 43

1 283 01

Total Current. Year's Expenses. 475,793 22

Auditor of Vigo County

v.<p></p>Vigo .... ending Ma/- 31st. 1877,^

dis- Ba 1 a Overdrawn to .Tune 1, 1, '77.

'77

June*l, '77

$3,164 45 974 08 772 (f0 1,4*8 l0 2.S4105 369 95 813 4® 40 0»'

1,949 6®

... 449a«. ,4,746 10. 2.0758016,43394 3,3i4 61 3 846-83 764-60 15,720 98 3,41264 4,344 865 1* 963 80 2,484 47 1,675 90

showirIMr

EXHIBIT,

Jf-

For the year ending June 1, 1877.

$25,72451

Poor Expenses C. C. Jurors •. C. C. Bailiff Criminal Insane Inquest Elections... Specific County Officers Roads and Bridges Assessing licvcnve Books and Stationery Public BuUdings Interest Public Piinting Insurance Court Reporter Enumeration Land Redemption Insane Asylum ju House of Refuge A™* *i Deaf and Dumb Female Prison

5,4060 1t)58 75 5,16$ 22 1,02610 595 46 2,1 9 50 5.580 28,3 !7 75 fl,4W5l 3,440 50

J,28010

4.71C' 2,«$44 M'OO 00 4^60 1l"l«

5 IT 15

Total Expenditures 1108^9 OT

Treaswrer of Vigo County.

ENGINE AND GAS-HOUSE AT PURDUE UNIVERSITY BURNED. 1}

Lafayette, Ind, July

17.—About 2

o'clock"this morning the engine and faihoupe at Purdue University was discovered in flames, and, with the exception of the walls, the entire building was buraed. The machinery suffered considerable damage, probably to the extent of

Josie second, Lady Vesta third.

Time—2:30, 2:29,2:27. second race,

$1,800. ri .O Slowgo

Little Fred

ounces of gold dust,

Long,

bottom store keeper of the steamer Queen, has been arrested on the charge of smuggling silks and laces.

$3,000

to44.ooo No insurance. The building was some distance from the other buildings, and was supposed to be fire^^ffof. The fire originated in the coal-sh*r^fW-joining, and is supposed to be a caat of spontaneous combustion. It will be ^rebuilt immediately.

CHICAGO RACES.A

Chicago, July

17.—This

was tte first

day of the second July meeting at D«xter Park. The attendance was unusually large. The first event, trotting for the 2:7c class, purse

$2,000,

Hams won

2-20

The

class. j|&fsej

11"

1 2

Badger Girl *3 3 Time—2:25, 2:24}^,

2:23, 2:22.

The last race, running, mile and peat, for all ages, purse $?oo Edinburg won the first heat in

re-

1:45,

but the judges

having decided that his jockey pulled him back in the last heat, it was declaredi no race.

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