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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15 1883.
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THE Texas Legislature will meet in extra session in January. One of the questions to be determined by it is whether Texas shall make an appropri,r ation lor a State exhibit at the World's
Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition in New Orleans.
THB Postoifice Department is in a quandary. There are 3-cent stamps and envelopes in the hands oi postmaster amounting to nearly $70,000,000, and ^nobody wants them. A contemporary suggests that the sensible thing is to stamp them 2 cents and let them slide.
ALTHOUGH internal revenue taxes estimated at not less than $86,000,000 were lopped off by congress last winter, the income for the'first third oi the fiscal -year shows that'the total income from the internal revenue will not be more than $10,009,000 les£ than the $146,000, 000 collected during the previous year. -»As internal revenue taxes are now levied only on tobacco, beer and whiskey, there is little probability tiiat any further ^reductions in this class will be made.
|S~. THKKE is reason to lear that Europe -. "*sn3 the United States will not be so for*itunate in escaping the cholera epidemic '^nexi year as tbey have been this year,
Tuis year is the regular year for its apvVpearance in Mecca and the announcement tbat hundreds of people are dying there fae'i week ot the plague forebodes an unuuul wide-spread and fatal epi'^deuaic uex. year. The fact that the eholeta i- raging in Mecca this fall in*dicatis tbat the epidemic in Ei?ypt last summer was "sporadic" in its nature.
IF there ar^ any people disposed to .weep over the def-at ot Ben Butler in Massachusetts GAZETTE is not among the number Kver since the time when he wa- a Ke|i.l)l tn Congressman ami set sii' !tu iegraphic correspondencc ol :n.i .oi "v members, afterwards boasting ot iiis rascality as a piece of shrewdness, bis pap.*r ha? thought him an unfit mnn for any public position.
He may be smart, but so is the Devil(it there is one) and something more than shrewdness is needed in the execution of a puolic trust. Bwler and Mahone may both be rotiled to private life to the advantage of the public.
II E N A N 1 1 S N I "Eviry day Oily serves to increase the beliet tbat the overwhelming sentiment of the Democracy of the whole country is in favor of the nomination of Tilden and Hendricks A series of interviews publiibe.1 in the GAZETTEearly last summer showed pia^tical unacimity here in Vigo ennuty in fuv-*r or »\u* tii kit with which the Democracy beared a memorable victory in the centennial year. Day by day this tceling has gathered force, not only here but elsewhere, and were the convention to be held tc-morrow it is doubtful it there would be any serious opposition to the nomination of a tickjet which all Democrats feel can lead the party to a triumph in every way deserved.
Nor is this feeling likely to diminish as the months pass. When the national convention does meet, wherever and whenever it may be. Tilden and Hen dricks will be nominated by acclamation, xmanimijusly and
A PROSPECTIVE R8VOLUTIOW. The telegraph impassively annoanced a abort time ago that a New Jersey belle has, within a few days, killed and robbed a hearty young Englishman. A trunk full oi jewelry and money seems to hare constituted the provocation, and there is evidence tbat the poor young man was deliberately enticed away from home for this same purpose of murder and robbery.
Heretofore the murders sbd robberies, as to the sexes, have all been on the other side. True there is an occasional tale oi homicide in which a woman figures as a collateral participant- -holding the candle while the throat cutting is going on, or carrying water to wash the gory hands of the actual operator.
But here in the Indian Territory is a full grown case of premeditated murder in which the bold and vindictive New Jersey maiden entices a mnn away from civilization on the pretense that gold and glory awaitei him on a Texas sheepranche only *o confront him with the frigid mnzzle of a deadly revolver.
The disastrous consequences of such an example are hardly to be computed. Henceforth let no man .guard himself exclusively aga'nst the male footpad. The terrors of the wayfarer will be inconceivably multiplied by the addition of the teminine apparel to the apparitions of the highway which terrorize over his peregrinations about the foot-stool, No longer will the petticoat be hailed as a harbinger of peace and security by the weary wayfarer. Even the adventurous drummer will hereafter fight shy of the lone and unprotected maiden who was wont to appeal to his protective mpath iee.
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The effect which this terrible misad venture may have on immigration is a subject of grave consid eration. Wealthy young foreigners may he induced stay within the staid boundaries of effete Europe rather than run the gauntlet of "the feminine brigand of the "States." Even the elderly Englishmen who own numberless miles of American railways, and car loads of American stocKs may be driven to throw their stock on the market or out in the fields and fly to the sheltering cliffs of Albion. Tbis in its turn may bear the market in an unheard of manner and cause a panic far more disastrous than that of '73.
But, as there is no rose without its thorn, conversely, there mu3t be no thorn without its rose, And there is a possr. ble rose to this thorn of the Indian Territory. Examples are contagious. Women have been seeking new avenues ot industry. The baddit industry has heretofore been a masculine monopoly. But looking at tbis episode vast possibilities are opened up for enterprising young women of this goodly land. There are thousands of wealthy young Americans who might be taken off with profit to the takers and small loss to the country. Let these young women begin at once. Select yonr sheep ranche and the monied a9s that you want to saciifice aad proceed with the ceremony. Atjd remember that it is not exclusively the young who are candidates for pistolian acupuncture. There is m»\ny a bald-head that might as well go-up now as after a while. Lump 'em and take 'em along to the slaughter, young ladies, and may all success attend yJu
PERSONAL.
Rev. and Mrs. Parker Miliigan are in the city and will remain some time the guests of Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Vaughn at 322 south Third street. They were tendered a silver wedding a few evenings ago which was a most delighlfal affair.
Warren Davis continues to organize Iodgts of the A. O. U. W. all over the state. Not long ago Frankfort Lodge No. 104 was started at the bright and prosperous little city ot Frankfort. N\ xt week there will be a lodge organi:', at Th'»fniowp.
Fa»h'-! ('t-ment, pastor ol St. Benedict's chuici, i' yesterday lor the E«t. His successor, Fiiher Maurice, who was formerly connected with St. Josephs church here, and who is a man of eleeant address and a fine speaker, will be here next Saturday. His numerous friends will be glad to see him return.
Architect and builder W. H. Floyd, one of the three Terre Haute aspirants tor the positiorTof superintendent of the proposed new Court House, is having bis qualifications most favorably presen ed by the many whose houses he has built iu this city. The bast recommendation any man can have is from those for whom he has done work and this endorsement Mr. Floyd has. Aichitec Hannaford, who drew the plans, which have been accepted, did not agree to give personal superintendence to the building and half the tee, 5 per cent..will be given to the superintendent.
A Gift of a Canal.
SPRINGFIELD,Ills.,Novembtr 14.—Gov. Hami ton this morning forwaidid a transcript he net nf th'* Illinois legislature ceding the Illinois and Michigan canal to the federal government and the vote oi people upon theproposed transfer to the President of the IT. S., with a request that it be presented to congress.
Mexican Visitor*.
ST Louis, Nov. 14.—The Mexican excursionists arrived this morning in charge of a special committee and were quartered at the Southern hotel. Tley were given a reception at Commercial Exchange. __
unaiea by acclamation, Wm. Cooper, of n^rth Fir|t 3treet is enthusiastically. Isick.
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This conrt adjourned this afternoon for two weeks, until the 26th inst, when the November term begins. This morning Judge Scott rendered a decision in the case of ex-Station House Keeper Robert Thomas against the city ot Terre Hante lor aticHional fees- The amount claimed was $1700. The evidence was submitted some time ago and the case taken under advertisement by the court. This morning the conrt found tor Thomas in the aum et $846. Tne decision was not satisfactory to either ride, one claiming it was too much and the other that it wasn't enough, and both prayed an appeal to the Supreme Court, wntch was granted and thirty days given to each side to file a bill of excquons. The decision affects ex-Station House Keepers Fiealer and Htrzel and they, too, will probably begin similar suits against the city, as the point is precisely the same in all three cases.
MAR&IAGX UCBNSES.
Ezra D. Mirtin and Louisa Neber. SUPBUIOB COURT. Michael Shay vs Saml. C. Lockman, mandamus alternative writ ordered to issue against the deiendant to show cause whv a peremptory order should not be granted.
James Newbyvs John Cleary, sheriff, replevin trial by the court finding for the plaintiff and judgment for return of the property.
Theodore Forgy vs John W, Miers, suit on note trial by the court and judgmens for $65.
Matilda Phillips vs Mary Surrell et al, foreclosure trial by the court and judgment for $115 and order of foreclosure and sale of mortgaged property.
Wm. W. Snyder vs John Check trial by and jury a verdict for plaintiff. John Wbitevs Thomas Perkins motion tor new trial overruled.
JUSTICE MCRI'UY.
Cartherine Hines, Allen Cooper, Augustus Wilson and Wm. Kintz were each fined $1 and costs for drunkenness
George Collins and Frank Abbott, who were arraigned uuder the vagrant act, were discharged on promise. Collins said bis home is in Lynn, Mass., the home of Ben Butler, and said he knew the old General well. He said he is on his way home. Abbott's home is in Indianapolis and he said he was also going home.
From Friday's Daily. MARRIAGE LICEN8HS.
Charles A. Dahlhons and Emma Sherren. Andrew McGrannahan and Alice Webster.
SEW SDITS--CIRCUIT COURT. I
13,532—Annie McGuire vs George
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Guire, divorce. A. M. Black. C1BC0IT COURT. The Kern—Koopman case wa3 resumed to-day.
From Saturday's Dally. SUPERIOR COURT.
Sam'l Stimson it al vs Daniel Lundy cause continued until next term at defender's costs.
Bazaletl Holmes et al vs James Hook et al set tor trial by agreement on the 16th ot Nov.
Aultman, Miller & Co. vs Harriet E. itrauze: cause dismissed with leave to withdraw papers on file.
James Newby vs John Cleary, sheriff answer filed and cause set for trial Nov. 9th. .-3,
CIRCUIT COURT.
State vs Isaac Cottrell, perjury verdict of not guilty. NEW SUITS—SUPERIOR COURT. 1027—James N Hickman vs Nancy Hoskins, foreclosure. Rhoads & Williams 1028—Wm. Reeves vs Mary M. Reeves, divorce. McNutt & McNutt.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
James Newby and Sarah Hoopengarner. Wm. Beneficl and Mattie Wilson
JUSTICE MUBFHY.
Richard Napper, drunk fined $1 and COfrt?. Peter Foley, drunk fined $1 and costs.
A. Center, assault and battery on Remel Arcel fined $1 and costs. Remel Arcel, assault and battery on A. Center discharged.
Four "vaga" were discharged on promise to leave town. Wm. Kintz, assault and battery on Mrs. Owens set lor trial to-morrow,
From Monday'* Dally. NEW SUITS—SUPERIOR COBRT. 10J i—Mary E. Bales vs Mariah Layer and Roy
Isaac Layer, foreclosure.
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1682—Joseph Newkoui,civil. Roquet. NEW SUITS—CIRCUIT COURT. 13,o33—Josephine Carlson vs Alfred Carlson, petition to mortgage property. John T. Scott.
Newkom vs Rosanna
MAHRIAOE LICENSES.
Jeheti S. Hay worth and Susan Moore. Jacob Aiands and Annie Miller. JUSTICE LOCKMAN. Warren Acklin, drunk fined $1 and costs.
Wm. Wallers, drunk fined $1 and costs. From Tuesday's Daily.
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MARKIAU]{ LICENSES.
Wm. G. Kerckhofi' and Louise Eshmrm SUPERIOR COURT.
Hannah Overton vs. Thos. Carter et al trespass cause consolidated with cause 990 and continued until the 17th. day of December and injunction continued in force until thpn. no. J. Brake vs. Jno. W. Foster, contract and foreclosure trial by the court and judgment tor $385.69.
Nicholas Shepherd dt Co. vs. Edward Watson et al, writ to set aside decree plaintiff dismisses the cause with leave to withdraw all papers on file.
James J. Cook vs. John J. Troth et al motion for a new trial overruled. Ezra S. Humble vs Geo. W.Hyler ejectment motion for a new trial overruled by the court and defendant excepts prayer for an appeal to the Superior Court bond fixed in the sum of $500.
Ellis O. Whiteman, administrator of Isaac Bryant, vs. Clara Bryant et al demurer sustained to the complaint for misjoinder and cause ht down for separate trials.
Michael Shay vs. SamL C. Lockm
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mandamus demurrer tiled to the eonplaint demurrer overruled and defendant excepts.
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NEW SUITS—SUPERIOR COURT.
1038—State ex id. •. J. Kelley vs. John H. Kidd et al. on hood. From WeiBMiar Sally.
J.? JUSTICE LOCEMAN. Hugh Duncan, drank fired $1 and costs eommitted.
Jos. James, sseault and battery on Henry Langdon discharged. HSW SUIT»—CIRCUIT COURT. 13,584—W. R- McKeen vs W. K. Hun ternndA. B. fmrtp. on transcript ot judgment H. H. Bondioot.
THE HIR8CH MTTER.
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The United States Marshal advertises tbe^sale of L?e Hitachi goods, Which he seized -on a judgment contested by flirsoh to David Hechinger et. al, to take plaee on the 81st. of this month, aad the Deputy United States Marshal who has been here, left last night and will not return until the date advertised for the sale. The stores are still guarded by special watchmen under the control' ot the marshal. The numerous outside creditors talk of getting out an injunction in the United States Court at Indianapolis against the sale, and it such a step is taken the claim will undoubtedly be set up, in support of the injunction, that the judgment was obtained by fraud. The outside creditors have retained Hon. Wm. Mack and the sale will be prevented, if tossible. If the U. S. Marshal's sale oea proceed the judgment of Hechinger & Co, will take priority and in that case not much would be left to be divided up among the other hungry creditors.
New Advertisements
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The old-fashioned, alow-acting planters "mast go." Benson'* Capeine Poniu Plasters are the beat. ate.
f* S QI)C^Esthetics, (4 designs) (Something unnV^gpood mailed on receipt ofSeenta in stamps. HKABNI & Co., P, O. Box .1467, N. Y.
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ANT for the tffe and es" of rAEDEBICK DOUGLASS written by lnmsalf. Outrlvalu "Uncle Tom'* Cabin" thrilling aDd romantic interest. Fully illnetrHted New edition. Fifteenth thousand. Extra terms to Western agents.
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McKeen Bros'. Mill,
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Is one of the largest and finest mills in the State. All tne machinery has been recently pot In at a cost of twenty-two thousand dollars, and is ot the latest improved pattern.
Tbe floor is the finest that can be made by any process. The Highest Cash Price Pail tar
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Free! Cards and Chromos.
We will send free by mall a sample set of oar large German, French and American Cliromo Cards, on tinted and gold ground sWith a price list of over 900 different dee signs, on receipt of a stamp for postage. W, will also send free by mail as samples ten of our beautlfnt hromcp, on recelrt of ten cec ta to pay for packing and portage also enclose a confidential price list of oar large oil chromos. Agents wanted.' Address P.
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BOEGEMAX'S BOOTS aretlie tnst. Try him. Store third door south of Oeio on east side of 4th. Don't buy till you see his stock.
McMECHAN-8 PATENT FOR
HITCHING STRAP,
1 he best, cbeapest, most convenient and best Hitching Strap ever invented. Sent prepaid on receipt of 50 c^nts by the pat' entee and sol*: "manufacturer. A ddreea
W. A. MCMKCHAN, St. Claireville. O
BOEGEMAN'S BOOTS
are the best. Try him. Store third door south of Ohio en east side of Fourth. Don't buy till you see his stock.
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tains none but tbe Docuta geuuin. Full di rections.. Price. 11.50 half noxes,*75ceiats Alt drugalsts.
VIGO Woolen Mills are still in the re tail trade, with a number one stock goods ot their own make and a number of pieces that have bete cut which we will sell at reduced prices. We are always ready to exchange mods for wool at net cash prices. U. B. Jvmi. Cor. Tenth and Main streets, Terre Haute
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, streets.
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Buyers will find an assortment of instruments, which are unsurpassed in
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Manufacture to order window and door frames, mouldings, brack" ets, and casings,
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Farewell then to Castor Oil and Bamtorfc,
every respect.- The celebrated ,.l(_ s.
Steck, Lindeman, Hazelton and Decker & Son's
A.NOS.
TAYLOR & FARLEY, LOUGH & WARREN, and other
The well known advantages I posers over an other in tbe trade IK re, not only having acquired a musical education, but also a tactory training, are points in ihe selection ot instrument of which careful buyers should 'make a note of.
Instruments tor rent and soH on easy monthly payments.
PALACE OF MUSIC, Sooth Side of Pablic Square'
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PIANOS AND ORGANS
At the Oid Established Music House,
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Planing mills corner of Second and Vine stre9ts. Terre Huute, Ind.
NOT ON THE ROAD!
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
And at Prices that will make a Clean Swe^p.
Manufacturers are overstocked and must have money! Our instrbctlons are tc sell! Keep your eyes open and look ont for the bargains we are offering to cash buyers in Boots and Shoes.
j. R. FISHER, laiMlM'S Apt Mason & Hamlin
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The MAJSON A HAkUN Organ and Piano Co., 154 Tremont Ht. er#*rn, 4« E. 14th St. New York, 148 WabaHb Ave. "toica«o.
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Geo. Woods' Company,
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REMOVAL.
Rogers & to.'s Office B^movi
ft J» .'4 .. ^"3 Ji .. J»The undersigned have removed 'he?r office and lumber yard from tbs iwoer of First and Main streets to their factory on Second and Vine.
IMPORTED FLOWERING
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BULBS
Hyacinth*, Tulip*, Crocus, etc., ete., tor mater blcominjc in the boose, jand for early spring flowerinjroutdoors.
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