Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 March 1883 — Page 7

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INDIAKAFOLIS, March 3.—At noon today Governor Porter ended the long agony over the appointment of a judge for the new Vigo Circuit Court by issuing a commission to Harvey D. Scott The pressure brought to bear upon him by the friends of the defeated candidates has been something enormoufe and he would have saved himself interviews from hundreds of persons and bushe!s of correspondence and miles of petitions if he could have made up his mind two or three weeks ago. The commission will be sent over at once and will reach Terra Haute by the time the GACBTTB is out. [This ends the long controversy over the appointment of a judge. In the contest all the other candidates have had warm friends who have urged their claims and the delay of the Governor in making the appointment is doubtless due to the fact that he has really been undecided as to whom he uhould appoint. Judge Scotl needs no introduction to the peoyle of Terre Haute and Vigo county. He was appointed once before by Governs or Porter tj fill out the unexpired term of Judge Patterson, deceased. He was nominated by his party for Judge of the Superior Court, but was deieattd by Judge James M. Allen. His term will last until after the general election next year. It does not seem necessary to give a sketch of his caree, which has been frequently printed in the GAZETTE, and is besides well known to all our citizens. The court begins Monday morning. The people look to Judge Scott to preserve the dignity ot the court and to defend the rights of unfortunate witnesses. ED. GAZ]'

HORSE TALK.

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The Spring Trotting Season—Difficulties in&Becords and. Other Matters-

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The remark was made by Mr. Rott Watson, Secretary of the Terre Haute Trotting Association, and as the writerls face expressed an interrogation point, he kindly eontinued to explain how it was asloilows: "There are various rules which debar horses. If a liorbe is entered in a class say 2:40, when he has a lower record (wlich is kept tor the National Association on every horse, at Hartford) it

There was exhibited to-day in

satisfac,who

tory references a Iraonials, hy addressing U. BLA1S1' Financial Age^t, 48 Congress street, Mass. Mention this paper.

considered fraud on the part of his owner, and he is qhut out of all National races for a year. Then, again, it a horse enters but finds that he can do nothing and wants to withdraw, but dpes not pay the entrance fee, he is debarred until all such back payments are made good. Encumbrances like this on a horse are like mottgages on property. If the horse is sold his title must be mace clear, not to "mansions in the skies," but to tbe records of the Trotting Association. When our local association closed business last spring there was over $100 due us on horsesofmthis sort. Aire ady $15,00 of it has co in and I guess it allot it will be paid in astheowneisknow their horses can't trot any where in the United States until the record is cleared." "And as the first trot last season in this circuit was at Terre Haute you had all the trouble of examining each horse's record asked the writer. "That's it exactly, and you may depend on it, its no small undertaking. This year Terre Haute comes in fourth in the circuit and all this work will have been done before the horses reach us." "Do the horses have to enter at every town in the circuit V" "Oh, no. Their owners select the races they enter in and skip some towns, but as all the entries for the circuit close on tbe same day the whole thing is done at once. They have no chance to experiment and then draw out. That is, they can't do it without paying entry fees. "Suppose a horse enters in the 2:30 c'ass, neve rhaving mai'e btUer record, and m.the firit rave cuts it down io 2:20, do* tliht sbut liiui out oi tuc- otlisr raixs i'i the ciicuit?' "No. He can through that circuit and he NVill probably 'win all tte first puises in that class, but svlien that is done he cannot enter any other circuit in a lower class thau 2:20 "He's shelved, then, if he can't beat 2:20 isn't lie?" "N always. He cat take in the free-for-all racf sand stands a chance of winning some purses. Flora Belle, the fasi pacer, entered here last season, was an instance of this.1'

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of the senate select committee on additional accommodations for the library a lifeS'.zed bust of Senator Don CJ»UID. ti, ot Pennsylvania, the work of Mr. J. P. Yuorhees, eonof the Indiana senator. This piece of work has been instantaneously recognized by all who have viewed it, and it is to be placed in one oi the public rooms of the senator. Mr. Voorhees has adopted the profession of sculptor, and has already executed and sold some remarkably line specimens of his art.

Isaac Newton and sister Miss Morga are attending the Normal School, wiil spend Sunday at their homes in Puke I county

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IfEE TETOtE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

ELLIOTT KILLED.

aft Jl 4 /UJlVi

The Well Known Prise Fighter Shot Dead in a Chicago Eating House-

His Awailant a Sport named Jerry Dunn, who is Himself Slightly Wonnded

CHICAGO, March 2.—Between 8 and 9 o'clock last night James Elliott, the pugilist aud Jere Dunn, a well-known sporting man and man about town, met in the saloon and restaurant of William Lao gdon, alias Appleton, alias Appetite Bill, ex-bunco and confidence man, and began shooting, with the result that Elliott was killed and Dunn wounded in two places. The trouble dates and back to the time whed Harry Hill and others came here from New York to meet Jem Mace and Slade with a view of arranging a match with John L. Sullivan, whose backer was Jere Dunn.

Harry Hill, when somewhat inelluW, was interviewed, and in the course of the talk reflected severely on Elliott's courage. Elliott began hunting lor llill, who immediately took a train (or New York. Elliott, in an interview, said Dunn had incited Hill to make these remarks in order to cause a quarrel be. tween himselt and Hill, in order that Dunn might have an excuse to shoot him (Elliott). Dunn, in a subsequent interview, let it be known that he would kill Elliott on sight, and as he is a man of unquestionable nerve and determination, no doubt was ielt that a shooting match would occur whenever the two men met.

Last night Elliott and Plaisted, the oarsman, entered "Appetite Bill's" place to get something to eat, aud shortly after Dunn entered. Accounts differ as to the subsequent proceedings. One account says Dunn made a threatening demonstration, whereupon Elliott rose from tbe table, took up a chair and went at Dunn with it, Dunn, in tbe meantime emptying one revolver and drawing another. Dlien's own statement and that of tbe eye-witnesses is to the effect that he was not aware of Elliott's presence till the latter fired, one shot passing under the scalp and across .the top of the head,and another passing through the left forearm. Dunn then drew a revolver aud joined in the lu&il&de, the crowd of twenty-five

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"We had all the work last year getting the horses' records straightened out and the other towns that followed in the circuit enjoyed smooth sailing

ersons in the place making a has'y exit, fired five shots, and Elliott four. The police arrived and arrested Dunn, and put Elliott, in a dying condition, in the patrol wagon aud started for the county hospital. Elliott died on the way there, and the body was taken to the morgue. Tbe fatal shot was in the stomach Dunn is a partner of McKee Bankin in a breeding farm on an Island in the Detroit river.

Last Night's 1 eiegrams Condensed By Telegraph to the GAZKTTE. Tte failure of C. Holder man, jeweler, at Shenandoah, Pa., is announced. Liabilities heavy.

Humphrey & Co., leather dealers, at New York, assigned yesterday. The firm reluses4o make any statement

Tbe directors of the Dexter woolen mills corporation, in Massachusetts, will entirely suspend operations. The corporation employs 350 hands. Tbe prin cipal reason is the high price of wool.

Jason D. Stone, coal dealer, of Chicago, confessed judgment, yesterday, on two notesfor $4,645 and $5,631, in favor of Josiah L. Hathaway. Assets and liabil ities are unknown.

Rev. Dr. Chapelli did not know that Senator Tabor or Mrs. Lizzie McCurtis had been in the divorce courts, otherwise he would not have married them, as it is against the rules of the Catholic church He was misinformed by the parties conee~ned.

The business failures for the past seven, davs as reported to R. G. Dunun and Co •f New York number 272, an increase of 42 as compared with last week.

The chamber of commerce at Cincinnati yesterday voted to request the representatives in congrefls to push the passage of the little internal revenue and bonded whiskey extension bill.

Luther B. Smith, of Denver, Col., and Florence Hull, of Jamesvule, Texas, yesterday purchased a half interest in the cattle ranche of the Cams and Forsythe Brothers, Cattle company, embracing 22, 000 head of cattle and 60,000 acres of land. A sum of $300,000 was paid for it.

F. A. Bates, president and owner of two thirds of the stock of the Cleveland Co., has returned from Steubenville and dfnies the report of the failure. He says if the market does not improve soon, however, he \YilJ,wind up the company's affairs.

Albert HonestVshot and killed George Washington between Berkner station and a village on the Lnuisville and Nashville railroad vestetduy. Jealousy was the cftiue of tiie trageoy. Houesty surrenderid himself to tli« sheriff at Belleville.

A most disastrous fire visited Monongalitla City, Pa., yesterday entirely consuming six business houses and ten other houses. Loss, $50,000, with insurance for two thirds,

A warrant has been issued for "num ber one" aud copies sent to Birmingham and Liverpool.

Byrne will be released instantly if it is

fast

roved

he was in London on May 6th

dyaiiis'n agroriau outrages are i::creasiug. jRnr'" 's proposal in regard to the exppriMi. worship has been adopted by lie Frei.cu Chamber of Deputies,

Stephen, of the Canadian Pacific ate, muf*" a suggestion through liii- l»"iulon prt relievinc the distress Ireland tie emigration of 10,000 agricultural- a Canada northwest. He ffers to provide capital in the way of

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BIRD'V T?£ VIEW

Ofthe Salient Points Sin the eek's History j?

Especially Prepared for Additional Saturday Readers.

Mrs. Henry R. Morris, of Paris, 111., was buried on the 25th. Mr. Howard Rieman, oi Baltimore, spent a few da* of this week in the city.

Dr. and Mrs. Thompson celebrated their silver wedding on the 24th. Dr. W. W. Hay worth has returned from Chicago.

Frank Wey has sold his Main street grocery and returned to south Second street. *f

President Tuell has leastd 'le' T. H. & S. E. for 69 years to the Bee Line for $4,000 per month. A'?„

Mrs. Theron SuttlifFs house sOuth Of the city burned to the ground on the 23rd. Mrs. Elizabeth Burgan died Feb. 27th aged 67years.

Mia. Hastings, of Rothschild's, has gone East. Mis. Strout, of the trimming department at the Buckeye Cash store, has tetired and has been succeeded by Miss Whitcomb, of Clinton.

Longtellow's birthday was celebrated at the High School this week by the literature class with an appropriate program, selected from his works.

Mrs. (jongly and Miss Evelyn Lonely, of Canada, sister and niece of R. G. Hervey, spent a few days of this week with Mrs. Col. R. N,. Hudson.

Daniel McAdams died on the 28tb, ol consumption, aged 35 years. Mrs. Johann Ahrens died on the 28th agcl 75 yean.

George M. Alien, of the Express, wejnt this week to Washington to endeavor to get a leave of absence as paymaster in the navy extended for another year.

Miss Mary Franz is visiting in fayette. John Foulkes has been elected Receiver of Prairie City Lodge No. 3 A. O. U. W., vice C. Eppert resigned.

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About fifteen hundred miners of Brazil and vicinity struck on the 1st for higher wages.. The cause of the trouble is that the wages have been cut down from $1 per ton to 85 cents.

Anew coronet player has arrived from Germany to take the place of Jerome Hill in the Ringgold band. Hill has gone to Chicago where he hopes to get a position in an orchestra.

The Dick Thompson Zouaves were mustered in by Adjutant General Jas. R. Cam than on the evening of the 1st

STEALING BILLS.

Mysterioas Disappearance of Bills ,, From the Files of the State 8enate-

There have not been lacking persons in this community, familiar with the looseness which characterized the official actions of the late prosecutor of the late Vigo Criminal Court, who have believed that this same carelessness, transplanted to Indianapolis, would yield its customary harvest in the State Senate. Now comes the Indianapolis Journal, declaring that the practice of stealing bills from the senate files is becoming too common —as if once was not twice too often It continues its remarks in the following strain, which will create no surprise here: .tM:,

When the so-called "Jennings county" bill was called up for action in the Senate yesterday, it could not be found and has not yet been found. Secretary Kelly says that the shabby desk in which the bills are kept was broken into Thursday night, and in all probability this bill was stolen then^s he cannot account for its absence in any other way. The mysterious disappearance of the bill occasioned much talk in the legislative halls yesterday, and considerable bitter feeling was displayed. It was openly charged that a well-known Democratic senator had 'got away" with the bill, and he was threatened with dire vengeance. A more probable supposition, however, is that it was taken by a lobby who were indirectly iuteresn in defeating it, and who yesterday left the city. It was rumored last night that two other bills were missing from the Senate files, one of which has only local application to this city.

CHEAP excursions to Kansas and Nebraska, via the Vacdalia or I. & St. L. and the popular Missouri Pacific railway, wiU leave Tern haute oo March 6th and 20th. Fret- chair cars via the great Missouri Pacific MUV. The shortest, quickest and besi 1 YVebt from St. Louis. For maps, time tables, pamphlets, elc., applv to ticket agent of Vnnaalia or I. & St. L. Kailwa)s or write t' N li. Warwick, passenger agent. 69 west Marylaud street, Indianapolis, Ind.

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Ex-Sheriff Stepp and family have gone to Montgomery county, Kansas,

where they wiil reside in the future. Tf*.

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TheDeatractive Wwktfthe 8ebeHHe§ '^Fleed.^V SHAWNKKTOWW, Ills., Feb.

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Miss Laura Hunt, ol Chicago, has been visiting the Misses Fischer. Kice McGlain, who has been with L. Goodman & 00., has resigned and will go into business at Farmersburg.

Elijah Dodson died on the 2Sth, at the advanced age of

28.—The

worst is over here. The town is an

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In one

addition four solid blocks of dwellings have entirely disappeared. The Presbyterian church floated away a mile. Several mills and business houses are entirely gone.The principal merchant in Blackburn, Kentucky, has a stock ot

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barge tied to a

tree. The villages of Blackburn

AND

ileigh, Kentucky, have both been nearly wiped out. Over one hundred hoamr in these places have gone. At COIUTQbus, Kentucky, over ten

feet of water

spread over the town and filled nearly all the stores.

An Only Daughter Cared of Consumption When aeath was hoorl

remedies WAS 6XDQJ Calcutta he neeldetit&lljr made a' preparation which etured hie only child or •••Bpli**. His eh lid la now in this eoan&y,

enjoying the best of health.

He hae proved to the world that consumption oao be poettlveljr and permanently cured. Thedoetor now gives Vols recipe free, only asking two three-cent stamps) to pay expenses. Tins herb also corse night sweats,nanasa at the -stomach, and will break up afresh pold in twenty-four hoars. Addr^Craddoek Co, 1083 Raee ttreet PhlladelpMa, namlhg this paper.

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Vioo Woolen Mills are still in the re tail trade, with a number one stock of goods ot their own make and a number of pieces that have been cut which we will sell at reduced prices. We are always ready to exchange goods for wool at net cash prices.

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