Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 June 1882 — Page 5

COTJBT HOUSE ECHOES.

,.*•, ,,, Krom Thursday's Bally.», •*.' nrnaLoouui.

Policeman Cain ani Patrick last night arrested Joseph Felienzer, a Main street cigar dealer, lor drunkenness, disorderly conduct and carrying concealed weapons. He was fined 112.50 this morning.

There was a tremendous crowd in and around the court room this afternoon and for awhile it was feared something terrible wan going on on the inside. Investigation demonstrated that the excitement was canned by a bastardy case which is

trial this afternoon. The parties are Hat lie Red ford and Robert Jackson. They are from the country, but are well known in this city. Harper prosecutes and Mack defends.

JUSTICE tTEINHKItl*.

A poorly dressed boy named John Drees, who said he was thirteen years old and the son of David Drees, was belore the 'Squire this morning for the purpose of having his step-mother arrested for an assault and battery committed on him this morning. He said she belted him over the head with a club and exhibited a wound on the left ear as an evidence of the collision. A'warrantwas sworn ont for arrest of Mrs. Drees.

SUPERIOR COURT.

State ex. rel. T. W. Farnsworth vs Robert Wharry, et. al.on bond continued at relator's costs.

Wier Plow Co. vs Walmsley A Carithers plaintiff files its demurrer to the third or fourth paragraph of Corither's answer.

Rachael Holliday vs David Holliday, divorce dismissed at plaintiff's costs. Snap}) & Rogers vs Bridget Schroeder defendant files her answer.

John W. Stoddard et. al. vs. John SchonaUer, on note judgment for $64.08. Max Meinhold et. al., vs Mary Russell el. ul. damages defendant Russell file* affidavit in support of her motion to set aside aside judgment and default.

ItEAIi ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Louisa Muhan and husband to John P. Alvey and other-*, lot 7, block J3, Tuell and Ushers sub. jJOO 00 John P. Alvey toThos. P. Johns the undivided of 40 feet off the south side of lot 12,

Wilson's add. also, lot 7, block 13, Tueil and Ushers sub. Demas Deming and wife to L.

Goodimm,Jr., 25 feet, off the south side of lot 3, and also 25 feet off the south sida of lot 4, Sarah C. Dealing's sub. Wni. A. Pearson and wile to

Leo. J. Weinstein, lots 4ftnrl 5, in block 12, Tuell and Ushers sub. Sheriff'of Vigo county to R.

Dunuigau, 20 ucres in sec. 32, Otter creek township, and also, und., of 20 acres in sainu sec. R. Dunuigan and wife to Carlton C. Belt, 40 acrcs in sec. 2, Otter creek township.

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Krom Friday's Dally. .JUSTICE COOKEBIiY.

A bastardy case created considerable excitement here this morning. It was continued, however, until Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock The suit was brought by Mary Ann Loften against Flemmlng Watkltjs. McNutt and Harper will defend, aud Hey and Spencer proaecutc.

JUSTICE I.OCKMAN.

Yesterday afternoon, the case against William Aytrs for cruelty to animals was dismissed bv the prosecuting attorney.

T. C. Mullick was fined $1 and coats for drunkenness. John Mitchell, ft vag, was arrested yesterday lor drunkenness, but was discharged this morning, on promising to leave the city.

MAYOR'S COURT.

Ye-'tcrday, His Honor Mayor Lyne, again assumed the judicial chair, after a lapse ot' about two months. The occas-

sion was a complaint brought by J. W. Mitchell against Isaac Metteuch, for keeping a vicious dog. Both parties live in what is called the stone jug, on north Tenth street. The dog had severely bitten Johnny Mitchell, a litile son of the plaintiff, on last Friday. Metteuch •was fined $1 and costs. Ed Pugh prosecuted, and B. V. Marshall defended.

NEW SUITS—SUPERIOR COURT. 309—Maria C. Kellcy vs. George W. Kelley, divorce. Hanna and Spencer. 400—William H. Evans, vs Thomas W. Duvall and Laura Duvall, complaint. S.

R. Hamili. I NKW surra—cmfluiT COURT, MMWI 19024—-Daniel and Frank HiDiervs Enoch Moreland and Wm. King, on note. T. A Foley. 18036—Elizabeth F. Howard Homer J. Howard, divorce. W. W. Ramsey.

From Sat ani ay's Daily/ -wf 5 VfSSBSS- "ft. JU8TICR LOCKXAK. Robert E. Jackson WM yesterday bound over to the circuit court in the sum of $900 for bastardy, on the complaint of Rosa Redfoid. He gajre the requisite

CIRCUIT COURT. JL! jsT'

Henry Boyll, administrator of Edua Blocksom, vs. Alex. McPheeters trial by jury and verdict of not goilty. a *r

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.!'

board meets again June 5th./ ttv'JZ'u*. JUSTICE OOOKRRLY. State vs. William Sartin^ attempt to provoke Jennie Ruffner lined $1 and oosts.

State vs. George Ruffer, attempt to provoke William H. Sartin: fined $1 and •coats.

JUSTICE STRINMRHIM

State vs. Mary A$$ Drees, assault and battery on John Dreea fined one cent and coats.

NEW SUIT8—SUPERIOR COVST. 4' ,403—Charles Eftiaghousen vs. Abram JEI. De Pov, on note. W. E. Hendrick. 404—McDowell Ferguson vs. Agnes A. Ferguson, divorce. W. W. Rumsey.

George W. Kesler and Mary M. Revia. R? I»K W SUITS—SUPERIOR COURT. 4D1—Wm. L. Shuey and Meredith 9#att vs. Franklin Rbyaft,. on note. Ptace and Harper. 'Margaret Lohner vs.MichaelLohner, •divorce. Carlton® Lamb.

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From Monday's Daily. JUSTICE LOCKMAK.

Bill Reeves, drunkenness continued until nine o'clock to-morrow morning. Cain and Patrick.

Horson Halcomb, same, fined $1 aid costs paid. Cain and Patrick, Geo. Dunn, same, fined $1 and cost committeed. Benight.

MA.RRIAOE LICKSSW.

Thomas E. Wilcox and Mary £. Vanil orne. Chas. G. Steinbrecher and Lena Kaiser*

J. £.' OU ARDIJ.X9. /'II James M. Allen, oi Viola, Meivina, Francis and Wallace Vaughn. Bond $150.

W. H. Cole,of Nettie M. Lambert. Bond $200. NEW SUITS—SUPERIOR COURT. 405—Geo. H. Shaw vs. Nathaniel Schoonover, note and attachment. J. H.

400—David Smith vs John G. Shryer, for damages. Buff, Pierce & Morgan. 407—Jos. H. Clay vs. John Barry and Catherine Barry, foreclosure. A. M. Black. 408—Coal Bluff Mining Co. vs. Sheldon Swopc and Max Hoberg, mechanics' lien. Tennant & Thomas.

CRIMINAL COURT.

MARRIAOE LICENSES.

Lorcnz Sheerer and Nancy Under. From Wednesday's Dail MARRIAGE LICENSE!' Joseph H. Prnckler and Sophte Meier •JUSTICE 6TKINMEUL. A complaint wag filed against J. J. Cronin by Thos. Cusey for cruelty to ani mals. It was afterwards amended so as to charge malicious trespass.

JUSTICE I.OCKMAN

Wm. Re eves, drunk, bond, with M. Kennedy as surety, forfeited. The forfeiture was set u$ide and Reeves Wa3 flUCd $1.

JUSTICE STEINMEUI.

The Justice has married within the last tew weeks ex-poltcemas Sliewmnker toMalindaE. Sherwood Geo W. Kessler to Mary A Rebis and Thos. E- Wilcox to Mary E. Vanhorn.

JUSTICE COOKERLY

The Loftin, Watkins bastardy^asThas been continued until June 8th. NEW surra—CIRCUIT COURT. 13.027—Joshua Phillips vs. Samuel V. Curry and the T. H. Car Manufacturing Co., on account, Maple and Henry 18.028—State ex rel. Rosa Redford vs. Robert E. Jackson, bastnrdy appeal by defendant from Justica Lockman. 13.029—Minerva Baker vs. George Baker, divorce. Kelley & Foley.

IDIAMAPOLIS LIVE STOCK TTIARKET.

STOCKYARDS, May 30.

HOGS— Recelpta 2,«J30 head shipments 1,060 head, besides, Klngan A Co. received 1,000 head from Kansas City. The general market was firm aud steady, with a good active demand. Balca weroinade of good— 220 to 280 pocmd—hogs at |8, and one sale of .'(00 pounds average at 8.25 in fact, prices were were very firm in all grades. However the average ran of hogs to-day fchowed some improvement over any preceding •oarket day within the past week, and there was one good feature to be noted In the trade, the movement and the demand from loth packers buyers for Eastern account was quite spiiited, causing the yards to be cleared by noon to-day,. and more oonld have been sold if here. Weqnote: Best heavy packing and shipping?" 90@8 25 Assorted llgnt and medium 7 00 Common to good light 7 25@7 80 Heavy roughs 7 00@7 40

OA/raT Art 2o@7 50

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PI, Skips CATTLE—Receipts, WW head shipments, 700 head. The market ruled moderately active at 25c lower and closed quiet. The offering of local stock was liberal and pretty well adapted to the local trade yet there was notiiing offered that could berated as choice—generally grass cattle and poorly fatted but the market closed with the stock pretty much out of first nands. No good shipping offered, but aie in strong request at full quotations: Good to prime shipping..M.i r..|7 50(9 8 00 Common to fair shipping Good to choice butchers' Common toXair butchers'...,........ Heavysfeeders Btoek steers ...» Common oows Balls. Ve»l calves .... Mllohoows 26 00060 00 8HEKP—Receipts, 400 head ahlpmenta UMhead. The market was steady with fair demand at anolianged prloee. We quote. Qoodto ohooecllpped.. |4J6®6.50 Couimon to fair clipped 8J5®4.00

TERBE HAUTE HABKBT

GAZETTE OFFIOB Wednesday, May.51

The following are the paying price, corrected to-day: WHEAT—FnltB,»lJ6 red,»l^W.

8UOAR—Quiet. MOLASSES—Dull. PETROLEUM—Firm. RICE—Firm. ,4 COFFEB—Steady. FREIGHTS—Doll TURPENTINE—Qoiet 45045^0., ROSIN —Stesdy [email protected]. TALLOW—Firm: 8%c western. EQQS-Flrm 20c.

OATS- No sales.

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"Grubby" Lyons' trial for larceny is set for to-morrow. A sure case against "Grubby" this time, it is said.

John Bora's trial for nuisancc has been continued two weeks. NEW SUITS—CIRCUT COURT. 13.026—Lucinda M. McNeil vs Wm. McNeil,divorce. Kelley & Foley.

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CORK—New white, 80c,* mixed, 78c, OATS—Cawoea, S7O. tatoa ,'i BCTTER—Firm: 10tSl5c. !,I 'i Eoos—Firm: lflc. POULTRY—Firm and quiet Hens, Cc live turkeys, 7c per lb. geese, 13.00 docks $2.00 per doz. roosters, 4O per lb..

DRIED FRUIT—Apples, 5c peaches,9c pfer lb. HAY—Timothy, baled, 120.00 good to choice loose, lltt.OO. HCWJ

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WKSTRR^ ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEQBAK:] If BW YORK, May SI. FLOUR—Receipts 12.000 barrels sales 10,000 barrels dull and stronger in buyers favor.

WHEAT—Opened %dl%c lower, heavy and dnsettleo fair speculative trading: sales 100.060 bushels No- a red June 9L.4M4 •1..45H «»,000 bushels Jaly tlJTO^Al^SM SO.OTO bushels AM fLl»)MLa^lM^68 bushels Sept IU0®lJ.^l.l9J 40,000 bushels voar 91*17.

CORN—Opened lower and heavy mixed western spot 78#ffi)*c future T$i sales 480.000 bushels.

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lower dull els.

sales 70,1

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TTER—Dull and lower western packed 15a 18c rol Is 22@25c. EGGS—Scarce and aclive firm 22c..

PETROLEUM—Dull and nominal refined cargoes 7%o. COFFEE—Firm rio cargoes ortiinary to fair 8}4@l)%c.

SUGARS—Quiet A soft»%c. WHISKEY—Quiet, Sl.20@l,2l. FREIGHTS—Dull nominal. RECEIPTS—Flonr7037 barrels wheat 462bushels:corn 21071 bushels:oata 10751 bush els rye 2531 bushels.

SHIPMENTS-Wheat l(J02t» bushels corn 50074 bushels. BALES-Wheat 301027 busheis corn 176S90 bushels.

ACON—Firm S9.25@ 12.12^® 12.87X-. WHISKEY -Steadyll.15

^go County Democratic Convention.

.**. pursuance of authority vested in tmocralic Executive Committe of Vigo ounty,the undersigned give notice that a delegate convention wi.l be held at the Court House in ihe city of Terre Haute, on Saturday, July 8th, 1882, at 2 o'clock p. x. for the purpose of nominating candidates lo be plaoed on the Democratic county Uoket for the ensuing eleotion.

The Democratic voters of the several wards the city of Terre Haute, and of the townships of the county, are requested to meet in primary oonventlon at places to be deslg•ated by the respective Ward and Township Committeemen at 2 o'clock P. M. in th ownships, and at 8 o'clock P. M. In the city wards, on Saturday, Jnly 1st, 1882, and select •ve delegates In each ward and township to the said county oonventlon.

It is also ordered that at the same times ,nd places, such primary conventions shall select one delegate each, to each of the following conventions to thereafter called, State, Congressional and Judicial.

It will alsobs the duty of each ward and township to select, at their primary conventions, a committeeman to serve oa the Democrat County Executive Committee for the edsulng two years. By order of th Committee.

In view of the fact that Vigo County will entitled to fWenty-three]delegates ln'each these three conventions, the committee ecommends, that as there are but eighteen irards and townships, the remaining five lelegates be selected at large, by the county ion vention which meets on the 8th day of July, 1882.

THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

BEEK—Quiet, steady: new extra 115.50. PORK—Dull and declining new mess •20.00-.old 919,00.

LARD—Weak and 5c lower steam renderedSlLoaX. BUTTER—Dull drooping western 109 22c Elgin creamery 23d24c.f

CHEE8E-Dall 20nKc.

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TOLEDO.

WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS TILEQBAM: TOLEDO, May 31. WHEAT—Weak No. 2 red cash or May $1.37 asked June July :$1.13I August 1.09: year 1.08 bid $1.00 asked.

CORN—Inactive high mixed 74c No. 2 cash or May 73%c June or July 70%c year 57c.

CLEVELAND.

WESTBRIT ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAM (CLEVELAND, JMay 31. P4TROLEUM—Market quiet quotations unohanged Stand»rd White |1.10Q1.1&>^.

BALTIMORE,

WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEQRASC BALTIMORE, May 31. FLOUR—Dull webtern superfine S3.25 J^450 extra 94.7935.75 family |0.00@

WHEAT -Wern lower No. 2 winter 37* A.ug

79c May

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spot 78a July 78yj

June 8^(978%c

bie. OATS—fti«iady: quiet western white 01@ 01c mixed uo^ttic Henu. (W@ti3c.

RY'E—Quie 8.@90c. HAY—Easy: 117.09(318 00. PROVlSI'jNS—Firm fairly active mess pork old (20.00, new I21.0U bulk meats, shoulders and clear rib sides packed 9%@l2%c: Bacon, shoulders 10%c clear rib sides 11% hams l^QlCc lard refined

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CHICAGO, May 31.

WHEAT—Higher, but Aug droppei heav ily 1.24^A1.25Ucaali *l,25f May! 51.25^ June $l.»^July ?1.0^4 August.

CORN— Weak and lower w»k@C!Bic cash: 69$c May f(P%o June 09%c July. OATS—VVeuk and lower 48o cash or May 47gc June 42^c July 35ic August.

KYE-77®77ic. BARLEY— 91.00. ht W HISKEY—11.10. PORK—Weak and lower 910.35 cash or June: 919..CX) July 910,17^ Aug.

LARD—Weak and lower 911.20 cash or June: 911.32% July 911.47V£ Aug. HOGS— Receipts 33,000 head heavy 97.40(9800 mixed pac paokino: [email protected].

faiily aclight heavy

tive aud closing heavy 5ai0c'lower 'light king 17,40(37.90

CATTLE—Receipts 5,300 bead strong exports *8.00@8 75 good to choice shipping [email protected] common to fair lowej 95.io@7.^ mixed butchers dull 92 75645.00 Texans very [email protected].

CINCINNATI.* 'L}

WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAM:! CINCINNATI, May 31. FLOUR—Quiet: family 95 [email protected] fancy 96.50(97.25.

WHEAT—Weak aud lower No. 2 red 91.30. CORN—Quiet No. 2 mixed 7G%c.

OATS—Strong 56c. RtfE—Dull 77c. BARLEY—Dull Si.08. PORK—Quid 9i9.75. LARD—Dull 911.35. BULK MEATS—Quiet S07K®11.15.

SNAPP, Chairman.

A. J. KELLEY Secietary.

Political Announcements.

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"county CLERK.

To the Editor ot the GAZETTE: I am a candidate for Clerk of Vigo County, subject to the nomination of the Democratic convention. JOHN B. METE*.

Merrill N. Smith 18 a candidate for reelection as Clerk of Vigo oounty, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating oonventlon.

The GAZETTB tt aathorlzed to announce the name of John Royseas a candidate for theofKoe of Oonnty Clerk, subject to the decision oftheDetnocratlo nomlnatlng|eonventlon.

COUNTY COMMISSIONER. We are authorised to announce the name of Charles Stewart of a candidate for the oflloo of commissioner for the Second District, subject to the decision of the Democratic county oonventlon.

The GAZETTE is authorized to announce the name of John DeBauh, of Pralrleton Township, as a Candidate for County Commissioner from the Third District, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention,

The GAZETTE IS authorized to announce the name of George W. Spaiks as a candidate for the office of Conniy Commissioner from the Second District, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention.

REPRESENTATIVE.

The GAZETTE Is authorized to announce the name of Dr. A. J. Humphrey, of Nevins township, as candidate for Representative in the State Legislature, subject to th decision of the Democratic convention.

SHERIFF.

George W. Carico 1s a candidate for Sheriff of Vigo county, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

The GAZETTE IS authorized to announce the name of (John Cleary as candidate for Sheriff sabject to the decision of the Democratic convention.

William H. Stewart will be a candidate for Sheriff of Vigo County, subject to the decision of the Democratic oonventlon.

Jackson Stepp is a candidate for .re-elec-tion as sheriff of Vigo County, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.

The GAZETE IS authorized to announce the name of B. F.Rogers, of Lost Creek Township, as a candidate for SherifTof Vigo County subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

The GAZETT is authorized to announce the name of Reuben Butx, ox Sugar Creek Township, as a candidate for County Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

The GAZETTE IS authorized to announce the name of W. II. Flsk, as a candidate for Sheriff ot Vigo County, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.

The GAZETTE is authorized to announce the name of freorge W. Kruzan as a candidate fer sheriff of Vigo Co., subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention. .r. ti'jU'i'M

TREASURER.

The GAZETTE Is authorized to announce the name of Centenary A. Ray as candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subjet to tke decision of the Republican convention.

The GAZETTE IS authorized to announce the name of N. B. Kennettof Linton township, as a candidate for the office of Treasurer of Vigo County, subject to tbe decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

PROSECUTED ATTORNEY. The GAZETTE is .authorized to annonnce the name ofSamuel ft. Ham 111 as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for this, the 14th Judicial Circuit, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

The GAZETTE is authorized to announce the name of Wlb, Waggoner, of Sullivan County, as a candidate for Circuit Prosecutor of this Judicial Circuit, subject to tbe decision ot the Democraitc judicial Convention.

RECORDER. a.

The GAZETTE is ^authorized to announce the name of Tames M. Phillips as a candidate for re-nomination for Recorder of Vigo County, subject to the decision of the Demcratic convention.

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Charles L. Feltus will be a candidate for the office of Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.

The GAZETTE is authorized to announce the name of W. C. Allen, as a candidate for Recorder subject to the decision of the Republican county nominating convention

Alonzo Foster Is a candidate for Recorder of Vigo County, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

AUDITOR.

Frank M. Mills Is a candidate for the office of Auditor of Vigo County, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.

The GAZETTE is authorized to announce that Andrew Grimes will be a candidate for tenominatlon for County Auditor, subject to the approval of the Democratic county coventlon. 1

JCrwin 8. Erney will be a candidate before the Republican nominating oonventlon, to be held on the 10th ot June 1883, for the nomination for the oflloeof Auditor of Vigo County.

Jonas Strouse,"

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The Largest Elephant ever captured, The Greatest Snow ever organized. 150 almost equal Star Performers, Tbe President and Noted Men in Wax. Capt. Bogardus, the wing-shot champion. Blondln the Australian Rope •walker, Ariel Bicycle Riders. Russian Roller Skaters, Representatives of Nation, si (uta fail a*

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