Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 January 1882 — Page 8

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CUT FROM 65 TO 50. CUT FROM 40 TO 25. CtJT FROM 30 TO 20. OUT FROM 10 TO 5.

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THURSDAY JA9TJA&T 6, 1889

Amntn

Fourth.

girl is wanted at 987 south

SCORE perfect weather for New Years. It is well to make a good beginning.

A TRAIN gang of men is engaged to«)ay hauling away snow from the Union Depot. v•

Tim Globe Tailoring Co announces its intention of closiug business oh Februa,v.fJl8K .t-i,

RKMEMBEK all diseases of the stomach intestines, urinary and digestive organ#, cured by using Brown's Irou Bitters.

THIS week will be observed at Centenary and Asbury churches as a week of jprtyer. Jf the evening meetings are well attoided, His pttrpbsed continnintr thorn. 1

*i'XA.r a vestry meeting last Jiight Mr. Jno, Beach was elected treasurer of St Stephen*V-jhnrch victf Mr. L. B. Martin

hot wishes to be relieved from the duties he has ftithfully illed for eleven years.

IN the month of December Terre Haute^seight letter carriers delived 593 registered letters 06,072 mail letters 94^825 mail postal cards 6,008 local letteis &,008 local postal cards apd 44,895 oeirapapers

The Focal postage on lo^ltl, matter de. ^ered Uuoagh IUA box^ general delivery and by carrter*.amount|MU to^^aos 10.

AN Inditaaf^ltoftfttfaarmiecial states xhatlames DavbOb, «hit was formerly a printor in tht" city, died at the I^aidence nf^his.tister Mrs. KHlph Cokscott i* Sataraay. The fhneral SermOn »as preached on Sundav by Rev. Simpson Tincher, Mr. Davison yvas about fifty jean old he will be remembtred by members of the craft here, with whom he iraa^iery popular y:• -——.—

TJBI Minual coftventiun of the Dele gala State Board of 'Agricultuns was be gun yesterdj^-.uaohiing in the rooms of mate Bo^ oTAfricnlture at Iadian^polhi. ^Tie cMivention was presided over W JR. M, Lockhart, Pre^idect of the Board. Tfce attendance of delegates was muanally large, tho room being densely dowded. The florists of the city, who feel exceedingly kind toward the Slate Board, had the rooms beautifully decorated, Which madethemeetingm\ioh store pleasant Atottmber of the socifetiea oT Uia Stlt# submitted reports and irtatemenra. A raotiou wiis offered and jiasaed that all societies which have hot elected officers fbr three years past be dropped from the rolln of membership. The Pvsidetft then appointed a committee on credentiala* consisting of Messrs Mitchell, McDodald and Biessing.

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Opera Fittlni.

AtCineinnati onFebrurary 18, 14,15 16,17 and 18. Madame Patti and her company willappear in twopeforuaaces, on Tuesday and S»ttfWa^ "'nirfrt«, lfteb«. ary 14 aod IS. Thefiist pari of the-pe*. gramme will corfsist of choice Md brilliant selections from toperabc and olktr composers, calculated peniblt t$e marvelous powers of Madame PatlMlndthe talents of ifte company.

The second part of the4,perfbrmafiae "wftl, for Tuesday night, consist o£ the third act af Verdi's grand cjjbera, On Saturday,' the second |art willp: the famous third act of the popular opera,' "I^atore. Tttir enttra wpper rorraances will be given'with a Grand Orchestra, and all the accessories of costume, scenery and stage appointments.

On Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights, and on Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, there will be six grand performances, including the operas of "William Tell," "Huguenota." "Aida," "Carman," "Fidclio" and Magic Tlute," by her Majesty's Opera company, under the direction of Col. J. H. Mapleson. 2,: NO REDUCTION OF PRICK. »F

Price of admission: Season tickets to reserved seats to the eight performances $14 60 single reserved seats $2 00. Single admission $1 00.

Season tickets will be Mold at auction in College Hall, Walnuistreet, Cincinnati,begioningjanuary 18,at lfro'clock A.

Further information mav be obtained by addressing Geo. Ward Nichols, President of the College of Malic, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Bhrglars Again.

From Wednesday

Last night Mr. Thos. Walmsley, ot the brick rdw on boutli Filth street, was aroused by noise, and calling out, "who's there," rereiyed n$ answer. Supposing it might be jUse or Sfiiwon j^ocke, be callcd again, and then, beard estreating steps. He got his revolver and folldwed the man down «jid fired two shots, but did not bit anything. The front and back windows were leit open, so that there were j&obubly two burglars entered tlie house. Owing to the interruption, which wd« quite untimely for' them they secured nothing.

AT LEE GOODMAN'S.

Some thief who mutt have known that Gus Goodman was, going td Cincinnati to-day and supposed he would have a good deal of money on his person e^tefld Lee Goodman's house last, nij^it luao went through the place. Gus Goodman's pa^ts were carried down stairs and his pocket book takeu out apd porteinoiiie of Mrs. Goodman's cdt open but nothing secured. Lee Goodman say9 be wants all burglars to understand that he don't keep ft cent at his house and that what money he has is in the First National Bank and they will have to go there for it.

The entrance was made by ^cutting a slat. '. —f

The Savings Baak.

For some time past the sayings bank* which is one of the institutions of which Terre Hauteans may well be proud, has been contemplating purchasing apiece of property aod erecting a building thereon for its owu accommodation." This morning the purchase was concluded of the lot on the southwest corner of Sixth and Ohfo streets. The lots has seventy feet front on Ohio street and extends back to the alley. On this it is the ptitpoSQ of the managers of the bank to erect in the spring a fine building. The bank itself will occupy the corner room on the first floor and there will be other rooms oh the first floor and all of the second story for rent. It is the purpose of the directors of the hank to erect a fine substantial building which will be a credit to itself and to Terre Haute and from the rental of which the revenue ot the bank maybe increased. The deposits at the savings bank have been so constantly increasing that it is one of the largest as it has always been one of the safest and best managed institutions in Terre Haute and in new and more commodious quarters there is every reason tor expecting a still further increase of its prosperity,

The River." V-

The steamer Little Joker is high and dry, left there by the,sudden fall of the river.

The steamer Herman made one trip down the river the last week and brought up a load of corn.

T£e river shows eigbt Jeet andtsix inches on the Vaodalia^railroad bridge gauge and is falling. able snow ice Tanning.

The steamer Belgrade, moiting at iO cJ'clodcha"1 *00 bushels of .wheat for and twenty- five passengers. this\momh)g at five o'clock with load of down freight and Jfnefity gers. Mhi.m'-

Bittenhf attydrrat. ^'v^m •u From WdtnewtaxYDaily. 4 Yesterday afternoon Mrs. T. H. Itiddle whose SOB keeps two pet aqaiirels at. the store, concluded that one of them was

The little animal became fariouslv indignant and jumped onto Mis. Kiddle's afrn and when she took hold ofitto tbrb# it off, bit throng herthdmb several times. One of tbe girls in the store rushed to the xescue «6ized the pngiHstic squtfrel by tiie nape of the neck and ch«kfd him until hi« tongue pntroded d$d tjben threw him out of doors. White- winged, dbve-like pbinae mt'Wfim tillil ffebi. ty.

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ance on Saturday. Whether it will even be revived again is a matter of, doubtful Conjecture. The publishers have all gone to Chicago or Minneapolis and will engagein other business. The jlTaw was crushed out simply because there la not room in Terre Haute far three dailies. Ita recent patrons, such a* are not already taking the GAXWITK^BW fainted to have t^ia paper si triair

Thkr*is iwort^ to have bean maw sleet asd rain Xhransville thia inbniing than snqw.

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JoBuF. Kinc to James Ooxr part section 8, Neviuu' town1-^ ship for

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James Codnce, i^^t^liied |2

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•OOBE MIOMI

JUST1G*AXX)M11W.

Frank Matthews was fined one cent and costs for drunkenness. H» was arrested by Constables Plaid and Dwyer. The priscmer paid his fine.

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The following have been appointed: James H. Evans of the estate of W. Wortliington. Bond 111,000.

STameaCdx df the estate ofjJamcfT Kc Grann^iisn. Bond $4,000. 0t7ABI»rA^S.fe,

The following have been appointed: J. S. Koonce of Elizabeth Barbour, an iniane person. Bond $3,0T~

Samuel Conner Alex. Mar, ao insane person. Bond $2,000^ Lewis Horsely of Wm. and Frank Horsel/. minors Bond $800

OMMlNAT^COOlrtP.

The trial of Edward Wil&es ana Wm. Dunn, for robbing 8t.H. Walker,' was set for trial to-day, but it was not tried, though the witnesses were ready.'8

MAKRIAGK L1CBNSSS

James Boleman ancf Amel la Davis. Noah Thompson and Cordelia Norton.

D. McCrocklin and Samantha Weddle. SRerwood D. Myers and Mary C. Allen.

Aarqp L. Killionund Rosella Beal. N&W surra—SUPERIOR COURT. 353—Hannah R. Foster vs T. W. Foster et al.t partition Pierce & Harper.

From Friday's dally.

A'/.? SKSTBACKTlie breach of promise case of Helen McPbeterB vs Uiysses S. Biocksom nas been remanded liy the United States District Court to Vigo Circuit Court on ac count of errors in the enirj

GUARDIAN.

Adam Hulley of Mary J, Hester A^and Wm. Hulley, *niuor beirsi^ond $450,

HEAL ESTATE TUAK8FES.

Wm. Gross to Magdelena 3Iehgel, p»irt lot 7, Rose's add. for David Patterson to Matthlas M. Brown, hlf lot

and hlf Irt 4#ewett's 3rd sub. for Matthias M. Brown to

Barah C. Moore, hlf lot

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8, Jcwctt'a 3rd sub. foi -Froith.eitiwda3^%ta^" CRlinNAL OOUKt. It is, as difficult to say when the moddn for anew trial in the Glbsoh' cSSo wilf Be argued tw it is to tell tlie-hamef^lhe in the moon This is a pre^y tough of putting it,but if 'J(fKW 'TOlW-M3BfifeWT "ViWURT, l^is-n-hc ^ktai^Ellwiat Macl Company vs. Maty Sk Winzenread,dn note. 8: Rinill. ^,5 7^ 12,918—Ira Edward j^ats vs. Martjia Coats, divorce. S- -J-. llATnR'S^OfniV.

lortcj fiiicd f3 and icMaha*,^ druak ,liQCd $2 and

William itellej

coals. Goodpa^l^te and ostney.

John Miller, drunkVUned $2 stiid costs Mllley and Gott., Jobn Dftvis, drunkVflned $2 and costs.

John Williams, a Wild eyed man #tlh hair that stood Up like thre ^ui\lSpf a porcupine, pleaded hTw' guilty tft a charge of drunkennrew, baliie wis prMa. guilty and fined and costa.

Frank Matthews, arrested this morning by Hogan, was toodrunk tofrjr.

v*FromTunsdpyVDally,

Hattie- F. Ray, ^rtr Nellie' P. Rav. Bond $203. with J. Iluiborn and C. A. Ray as sureties "j

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JoiVu Wv Cbuich *|jt.:S|trah A. Shanks John O. House and Saiklt^G'rcer,. $d« win 'A. Gilford and Sarah P«rk». ^ol

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Commodore Twaddle is again on'tlie sick listr. Two large rafts ol logs came down the river yesterday for T. B. Johns.

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Francis M! Bryant aud Jlary'K. Martin Pcggaud Elj^betb ^olom supibu OR COURT—XRTW SUITS.

No. 254 —Ilarriet Spiady VB Fvedeflck: Splady, ejectment'—R. B. Sfttuson. No, 355-^WiUiam L. Dq%vs«Ciias,t). Flaid. Aoueal.

NIK 25(1—1 Willi am Burton vsWm. H. Stewart, complaint. Duivnijapi sfd Btimson .. lesterday the oase of John Taylor vs. Twre Haate & Sipnnille B. E. Conqpady, in tha Superior fiwrt. ,Da-

ad^omplaint, aakiug the BhnoirB. R.

N. Probst andx£iiabeth pMkatt, was «m^j31 bxi^tmjtor

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Natbaniel B. W)lson to John B. Thomas, tract in Vigoeonnty, «ub. in-lots 16,12,9. r\. Fr Kiffpert and. Jatnes CoUett« V-

to CMlie Hunter, ln4ot Mtt" Roae'sndditioR, foe Daniel Dean and wife, toAfliple

A. Abbott, tn^ot t« and oSf: Ti lots 66 and 67, Patterson's sab.

Mary Page, to ,/. Collett, in "lotsl, 2,C 4,5, 88, in Ross aod Brackenbush^'s sub. (be ... Saml ft Oilmore and wff#to

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Dr. Link went out to Brazil Saturday afternoon (o see a boy who had been run over by a train

Melln (inmiM Hegbte%f!li« E.'& T. H. were in the' city a.while yestex^ay and went South, f^}

W'M*. Chester of the Midland office leftOfl Saturday morning tor Chicago and his place is filled by Hdwel Hansel. %ichard Purdoij has^uil thti Auditor^ office of the Midland road,'and hit place is'filled by William H«5d,,of tha the iif^ter Mechanic's office at Paris. .Rui»ell Elliott. Audi tor.ofthe Indianapolis and St. Louts road, has been offered a posttidn of gemtfal auditor of one of the moat important syfetem of Sbuth'em roads at double the salary he receives in his present position. He has ita. acceptance under consideration. [Indlanapoli Journal.

Charles Brokaw left %est««day for Areola, Illinois, where he hM been appointed to a position in the office ot the Train Dispatcher of the Midland road Hti is a young man and has only lately acqdlrbd a knowledge of telegraphy -but his infonnation is accurate aim thorough and only needs experience to make it complete. The roaa is to be congratulated on "securing the services of so TeHable a young man in a position

From Wednesday

1,700. I 896

John Snack, lot in Mackaville, JO»h.» wire to Ju»m Silicic, U'Ji theast corner southeast quarter tor

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A Revatottaaary Reflet

We were shown aaiiviNr broodie to-day Longhead, Ftyttte Town-' r, which was presented Irf him as a keep sake, by gmhdfathor, fifty yeani ago. was a native of Strasburg, County, Virginia, and. Wf» a Rerohrtiooary war, befafg pmaent at Hug* surrender of Lord Oornwahs and hisannj?'

•*Sit^ bathtub hatsM is the latest term af

contumely fbr them.

The (ruins are all delayed Ir? the snow on the track. TtA- 1. Mr. t. L. Harris, Roiidmaster ol ike Vandalia, was in the city yesterday."

The Wabash rail way will be compelled to expend 1700,000 to replace the St. Charles, Mo. bridge.

The consolidation of the I., D. & & and I.. B.

W. railways leaves Mr. John

S. Lazarna general agent of tha fiist named, oat in the cold. During December theT H. division of the C. E. I. hauled 4,897 tapis of treight «Dd 8,115 einpities. The Work was done by 240 freight (tains, ot, about eiyht tftU8 per day.

COL. Htix telegraphs that the snovc is general all ahmg the Jine and that all trains ate somewhat delayed, though not seriously. No. 8 will be three hours late, owing to Pan Huidle connect ions.

The Bee Line system has lost tbitoe of its tttst freight libes the Erie and NorUr Shore, the South. Shore, and the Great Wosterii .Dispatch, but has three good lines left—the Hoosac Tdnhel, the White atsd the Alerchahts' Dfspatch.

The oii^oflAM is^eif-Jhlsyear by the Vinduliri railway .ieSipible iha§e£ent out

«mbus^^r^tCd Ssrah E. Rid(i:ir^- EdC*. jQutyJent"hudlX. u** that line win McCoy ao.' Enirtia A. Wood,»: iff or- fyrZf&ar-Wt Uie Q&Ztifw ha yires are Jar

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I^mSient McKeen is ip IndiaSaptfi Lou Albin, of the E. & T. H., will take a week's rest at Chicago.

Mr. George Irvln, of tha 'Vandal is, is suffering with a *ore eye, eau&ed by 0cdd stittlinginiu

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:r*fi hua ever, seen, Ixold-faCed ,atfq styft ~«t»

Tb^iMbJ^tfmaat'Wf' the Marion tailaphtts .narf«^ Jfeuk* raU^axi ^hMh irt to be be Indianspolis brancn oi.tne Tnkdo, llphot! .^ Burlingtpn railway decjarg, iha^. its j^jg(tcujpti»n ia assured Seventy-five p«r QCTII. of the rigni of itay has been drtiatw. 'E' A. Ford, tb^ Wlde' a^hrice pa^seinger agent cf thvRittskargi nati and St.L:uis iine^Jb|M( |aat, Usued a neat little pamphletr^iv(ing a de^ription ifl. diffei^nt J'ouw, Times, tMadVsntag^, ms$f, et&, whitai will prove valuable W paitsengers going l^»t,

Official notice is given to-day confinr4 fa# the rumors laMy pQ«i»dr in the GAZR I.TIE QC appointments on,iha Vandalia ss folioway

at St. Jaco^arVice H7- H«delhe|,g, resigned Thus. E. Swain, freight and ticket

ticket.agent at Roeed^ vtoe.J. fl van.transferred. .* .T*u'*

Mr.€. C. Ge«tt»g, cWef. angUHWf of the EvanivillodS Terre Hanteroadjwas met the other evening at the Emery%j«el

Evansville.ATetfe Haute road to thefi Louisville de Nashville, mention ot which was made in the

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of Saturday.

«'l thiuk/ aaid Mr. Genung,"that the tuti has been eold, and ft la to tnde#stoodil think, by tfie ^cKiEeas of Rvansrille. The Louisville & Nsshville people have owned a conaiderable portion of the8tockftra number Of ye«*S, and have no dbdbt but that, thejr hava pur that portion tof ttoefe luU bj^ hi* Maekey, HeHmsan 1* true^then, that tta &

Evansville & Tern Haute rtmd is 4ually a sale all thrte of the roads

Yesterday morning the stock holders of the T. H. & I and T. H. ^fc Logansport railways met at President McKeen's office and elecled diractors of the T. «fc I. as followsi W. R. McKeea. George E Farrington, Alexander McGregor, D. W. Minshall, Henry Ros^ Josepb Col)|ftt and FC^ Crawford.

The following officers wefe elected: President-W. R. McKeen.

Secretary -Geo. E.Farrirgton. -7 Treasurer—J. W. Crutt, The Tcirre Haute & LoganSporf directors elecled are: W. R. McKeen, Geo. E. Farrington, J. BL Hager, DO. G. Williamii and D. W. Kinsball. The same oncers were elected as for theT. H. & I.

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(TOXAS, Jan 3.—The depot,

boarding h0cse. baggage !room and exorace of th« Texas Pacific butnftd.

Loss, $30,000. ,ts

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ST. Lotaii, Jan. 8 —Writs of mands£ mus have betn served on the Ralls coanty court, the Marion county court. and the Pike county cotirt of thn Stat^ Commanding them to levy and collect ta*e* to pay juagmen*a on the county bonds in favor of various parties. The bonds were issued to aid the Construction of the Si. Louis A JCeekuk railway.

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GENEVA, ^an. 4.—IaanticipaiioDofthe completion of the St. Gothard railway. whiA. wi open by Way of Geuoa the central European markets to Americ^i breadatuffe, the 'Austrian railway com. panies announce' their intention to make important reductkws 1st rates oiv foreign bound cereals. -.

VAHnniBPJt ffiona A HAOTT A" DArroN, O., Jao. 4.- At the electioo of the D. & U, branch of the C.^H,|fc D, to-day, tbev Vabderbilt party cboa?%d its hand, electing most of their own officers directors, including John^ Mc Daniel, ^Preserved Smith, R. D. Marshall, of Ito'ton, J. H. Devereaux, E. B. Thomas, H. H. Poppleton, St^vensOn Burke, of Cleveland. F. H. Short, John Carlisle, of Cfncinnati'. The officers are F. H. Short, President Stevenson Burke, vice-President H. Russell, Secretanr and Treasurer J5. B. Thomas General mmtager* P. 4.B«witt, Auditor (James MeDaniel, teflriag has' held the office of President fbr Unseen years, ,s

THE TURNERS.

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Vaar^a li^iHaiawial «f-flra^ IteW.

Sunday night the Ttnuefs and their friends met in large force at their hall and the following program was successfully carried out: 1 —Overture by Ringgold Rand £-A New Y«ar^ AddMi bv Mr. C. A. Wittig 3r—Exercises 6n the horizontal bar by second class of day scholars.*

The tableau was quite a success. In It the gentlemen were assi.stwl by Mioses Steing, Hirzel and Fisbeck

very severe ode, cdv^riiig lheleft arm hnd the shoulders. It fa ittipos^ible to state the chances. At 3:15 Mr. Wilson was sleeping, Ihotogh restiQfsly^ under the influence of a narcotic.

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New Tear s.

4—Prize turning on rope by flrs^ewjd second classes. In the first class Mesgrs. Hewer and Nitelle won the prizes and in the second class George Steumprie ar Barwilzchc. 5—^Ati oration by Mr. H. t\» Morpn-' ^-Ladder pyramids ~—Turning in the rack by active menu bcrs. 8—Stand pyramids. 9—Overture. 10—Tableau, 1882.

Dancing finished up the' The whole affair was conducted -by^ Messrs. Fred, Probst and Cirl Beck.

saloon, about eleven o'clock last bight, several parties- detected the odor of burning doth. Search revealed thc origin ot mln the tailor shop of J. Wilson, over Rtipp's meat shop at 611 Main street ." The toor was opened add the proprietor WS^di^cpvered lying iu themiddle of the floor, with the clothing burned, off his Ifeft ahomdar ahd breas% the firth! beibf badly burned. It is thought that' tl^. fiii caught iVom acigar which Wilson tad probably dropped. Dr. Thompaon. pto. nounced the iturn seriont, but not neoea. sarily fktal, and Wilson was renewed to hie home on north Ninth street, by'oftoers Demingaed Phillips.

a* From Tuead«y«Dailj^^ New Tear's Day Was little bbaeiwal here yesterday .the larger, seqso of universal and public put^icipation. There fvas the usual number of fashionable cMllers but unhappily for the grtod old hospitable «usu)in, which gladly ushers in the New Yea^r with hand shaaiug ahd general good .feeling* this Calling, ft coVfinM quite a limited number and in obly One&of niany social aircles. Never ri tl e^history of Torre Haute have so fewi hvus^ l»ctn cpen ..This was due to two ciusts june the glo.jm which dent'i has cast amoog many of society's leaders and th other tbe growing tandencv amonj| the ladies-1 to assist each other and spare the callers WJhU'would otherwise become. laHK bt entei iug so many bouses The festivities of the !ay clqsed ^itli a delightful jrcepifcii given by Mr. aud Mrs. fuell at the Tt®rc iaute House.

5 Salt Water Fistv.

Ed. Roach, of No." 30 north Fourth street, has just received a nice shipment of tbe finest fresh water fish frohi Bostttpj. He ha* halibut, mackerel, »teak codfiakjiemiiff^ chowder, and haddock and beaaea dn kihtk of river and lake fish, lllis is die 'season which to revel ih the ftfawq «*i r'

Nashville raid haa hov^t the Cfrkago & Eastern Illinois ahoP* -Tha Chicano *mm* Terre Hante Danville and the^ Evan^ .tille ATene Hautcroads all bdong to l^beaMae syst«nu The tWPseplete acootifit|«ua lpe frem MMOI

Chicago, consequenily U»e sale wtto

Wwtt.te standing in tVont *fRobl&on's "tl0? H»_..e-ncOjnr«®€|ji the-

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Piaiatald Bay, Raaaptorad. YSfterday^aftemoon Officer Richard

_^ured a colored boy. name un-

ktt6wn wh^ had escaped frutn Ftafbfleld RefeflniJa»«ry. H# was taken back-this m^ningby Offider Ritfaian..

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A1W$y lai-ge audience assembled' at Oriehtal QsEon ^ndar evanuit^to he H#j.

||c»mi. -4v|hle sor.:uk|^.iai

vabfid® «o|iftJ.ipier,

]the cause of Ireland and the cause of (landlordism was »j0ver HO tully e.tplained

Irish ptopl and that Was Davitt, Di'.k released from 1 Nutt spoke f^r Cheered durfhg his lecture.

The cbafr staled that it was now in order to select their officers for the ensuing year. The foliowihg officers were unanm

Dr. Mitchell states that VViJstio has!mousiy elected: President, Maurice vomited considerable $ood, wliich m^ke* Hagerty first vice-president, J. H. A1--apother phase in thecal Theb«rn is a len: Second' vice-president, John PI

O'Reilly

third vice-president. M.

Hirrison financial secretary, James P.: Foley jrecording secreta^ Howard Manning' corresponding secretary, John Hanley ^treasurer, P. W. Stack,

TKt SCHOOLS.

From TaemHyn Dally, Is

The schools opened this tnerbing after, the holidays. The attendance was rathexf •sdSlttdtttllfaily cau^dl^ the vfcclna-T tion law.

At the Normal, the winter term was re^ sumed this morning alter the holidays. Attendance Is larger than ever before, at this time of year.

The teachers have most of tbem been attending Institutes in different parts of the state during the last week. President Brown returned yesterday from Frankfort", Rusbville and Indianapolis.

There were two vaca«cies at tbe Seventh ward. 'JMiss Margaret Wilfcofn—-nor' McK.t eri—-re&igiieil, ami Miss Hyde takes bt-r, piace/ Mi««li Mar}* Flcnnigan takes the place of Miss Km in a Ward, re. signed. *VJJ

Prof. Newby, E. F. Brow#H»nd Miss Norris wete at the State Teachers' Associaiion meeting in Indianapolis, ftof. Carhart worked st the C^own Point Teachers' Institute fopf. Seiler, at. Yin-,, ii 4

Mr John Aptoaon will be ma#le(l tomorrow (Thuradajrevening to Miss Emma Loose. Thecesemony will take place at Mr.. Apmann's residence. 487 Gulick street, at 8:80 otlbck, and file receprtoi Wil? be at Tdtner HIRF!, commencing^' about ten o'clock. Tbr RiArgokl band' wiUfoNish MiMc," aM fitffi will W IMGGTTJGYT

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