Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 January 1885 — Page 6
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••The Squire," says tbe author of "The Hoosier Schoolmaster," "wore o»nj glat-s eye and a wig. The glass eye was constantly slipping out of focus, and the wig turning around sldewise on his head whenever he addressed tbe people of tbt Flat Creek District." Sad spectacle. Parker's Hair Balsam preserve* and
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Sparring Match.
There was a sparring match at Oriental Hall last ni.bt tna. greatly delighted the local sport9. The st of the even, ing was a geutioman who said he was Barry Miner of New York. He sparred around with a sumbsr of the local ecutry, including H-ury Baker and Mike Gainey. Gainey proved himself a match for tbe man fnm New York. Miner •ays be will remain in the city this •wint and will probably give another entertainment.
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PARiS NEWS.
How New Years was Observed—Personal Meittioa. PARIS, Jan. 2.—[GAZKTTE Special.]— John Hurty, of Indianapolis, and Frank Hurty, of St. Paul, have been spending the holidays with their relatives in Paris.
Mrs. I. D. Barr presented her husband with a son for a Ohristaias present.
Willet Judson, of Austin, Texas, arrived home on Wednesday. Frank Sliu-.t, el LitekSil J, spent Sunday with his patents ere.
Mrs. S. W. Calvin is dangerously il!. Morris Tbomaa, ot Cbioa^n, tppnt Christmas with his aister Mrs. 1. C. liuKlin.
Frank Miller and family, of Mar?ha 1. spent Sunday with Mrs. R. M. Parish. H. E. Eev is attending a Ptate convention of circuit clerks at Springfield, 111.
Mrs. W. H. Daniels, of Terre Haute, -spent a few days last week with Mrs. A. L. Walker.
Miss Mayme Sutherland has been qui'e sick the .past week with an attack of lung fever.
Mr. ITerman flolman, of Terr* Haute, sen',to Herman Cleveland Nalloreti a dozen silver knives and forks, tea spoons and table spoons for a Christmas present.
The breaking down of a hanging lamp in Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Whitehead's room at the Paris House caused an alarm of fire to be given.
Christmas was generally observed. A number of family dinner parties were given and mary valuable presents were exchanged. Services were held at the Eoiscopal and Catholic churches. The a'rter church was crowded at five Vclock mass although the thermometer T89 several degrees below zero.
Open House will not be the rule on Jfew Years day as of yore, although a cumber of tbe younger young ladies will receive calls.
1WS OF THE WEEi.
Gleaned From the Gazette's Local Columns. The new workingmen's club held a meeting on Wednesday, December 31st. It is reported they have two hundred members.
Miss Hallie Law left on Wednesday, December 31s. lor Indianapolis. Pi of. Donaldson entertained the pupils the Christian S nday school on Wednesday evening, December 31st. with Stereoptican views of "The Pilgrims's Progress."
Tae St. Stephen's Brotherhood gave a delightful banquet at their hall. The hall was beautifully decorated. Bishop Knickerbocker made an address, Mayor Armstrong,-Judge Maok and others.
The McKeen Rifles gave a delightful hall Dowling hall on Monday, December 29tb.
Eleven ot the Apollo orchestra went to Danville on Wednesoay. December 31st. to play for a dance for railroad men.
One ot tbe graodest carnivals ever given in the city took place on January 1st. at tbe rink.
The Occidental Lodge No. 18 K. of P. elected Chas. N. Cliff as Past. Chancelor at their meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 31st
The Terre Haute Lodge A. O. U. W. at their meeting during the past week elected:
Wm Miller W. Martin Grafl'M W. Win Wagner F.
E West 1 W. George Baker O \T. W A Sheap Finan. r-i .. 0 Lincoln Reo. Dan Dean, Trustee. Thursday, Jan. 1st, was St. Anthony's Mospiial anniversary. The Sisters published a very interesting report of the year's proceedings.
Hall of Good Will Lodge K. of II. met Wednesday evening Dec. 31st, and had an election of officers.
Tbe Oriental Lodge No. 81, K. of P. elected theiroflicers dn Tuesday, December 30th.
The Friendship Lodge held a meeting on Wednesday Dec, 31st, and bad as election of officer^.
On Wednesday Dec. 31st, the Centenary Sunday school eieoted the cflicers for the ensuing yeai.
On January 1st there were only eleven houses., and the Baptist ohapel open to receive.
President Thompson returned during the past week from Lausiug, Michigan, where he attended a teachers meeting.
Captain Hager has improved greatly in health during the past week. The Haeer Veterans on Wednesday evening, December 31st, presented him with a fine gold beaded cane.
The Davii family returned from Vincennes and Washington where they gave concerts during the week. They sang at Danville Friday and Saturday nights.
Congressman Lamb left for Washington on Friday Jan. 2nd. The Terre Haute Savings Bank never passes a dividend. Notice was given in Friday's GAZETTE January 2nd, of the usual dividend payable to depositors on and after Januarv 20th.
The pews of St Stephen's church were rented on Friday, Jan 2nd. The Vigo Medical Society held its annual banquet and election of officers last evening. The ofHcers chosen were: President. Dr Worrell vice-presi-dent, Dr Crapo: secretary, Dr E Stetson treasurer, Dr Glover board of censors, Drs Spain, Armstrong and Mann.
The following marriage licenses have been issued during the past week: Wm Creai and Mary E Maier.
M«tt Clingman and Lou Boldon. James Le Forge and Allie McKerinett.
George French and Margaret Bledsoe. Chester Briscoe and Annetta Watson.
Charles E Greene and Mary E Fuller Edward Lolye and Fannie 1 Brown. Henry Ward and Hannum. The following death occurred during the pa3t week:
Peter Bteir age 52 years 10 menths, of consumption on Sunday morning, Dec 23th.
PEOPLE AN THINGS.
Gould's partner, Conner, figures out Gould's income-as the bagatelle of !j'65000,000 a year.
It is said that Henry Irving proposes to join an American circus in order to learn how to handle his legs.
George Washington put a colon after Geo: because he didn't know any better. Ben: Perley Poore follows suit.
Delaunay, tbe great comcdian of the Comedie Francaiae, though verging upon CO, is the best "young man" upon the French stage.
Mr. Beecher can bit more nails on the bead in five minutes' talk than any other living man can in a spread-eagle speech of two hours'length.
The salary of the Emperor of Russia is said to be $8,210,000. It Is easy to see why he sits around the bakery all day and neglects bis subjects.
Bastieu Lepage was never paid tor his flue portrait of Mme. Drouet. When she died, soon after it was finished, Victor Hu«fo sent it back to him without a word.
Mr. Hendricks, Vice-President-elect, bas consented to deliver the annual address bffore the Yale alumni andgrad. uatiDK classes at the commencemont» June 23, 1886.
Weller is dead the intimate friend whose name Dickens iuimorlaliz-'d in "l'ickwick Papers." Fully styled he was Captain Charles Weller, and he reached the. age of 85.
Talking of veterans, Mr. and Mrs. Gillette, of Canaan, Mass., have just celebrated their seventieth wedding anniversary in the house in which Mr. Gillette was born and has lived for ninety years.
Dr. Holmes, who worked nearly a year over bis recently published estimate of Emerson, declares tbat it was the most difficult work he has ever undertaken but then Emerson was hardly a humorous subject.
Socialistic Reinsaorf, who wanted by means of dynamite to dlevate the Emperor William to even a higher position, is as anxious as Archbishop a Becket was to become a martyr, and says he will not ask for olemency.
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THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.
Viotor Hugo went to see tie completed statue of ^Liberty Enlightening tbe World, by JM. Bartholdi, and smiled with gratification when a bystander, seeing the poet and the statue facing each other, exclaimed: "Behold! Two giants are regarding each.other
Admiral Lynch, tbe Chilian conquerer of Peru, has gone as Minister to Madrid in order to have the benefit of the best European surgical skill for bis left eye and right hand, tbe use of which he lost in the war. He is, by the way, the first Chilian Minister to Spain after nearly twenty years of suspended diplomatic relations.,
The late President Peck, of thu Terre Haute & Indianapolis railroad, used to walk twice a year tbe entire distance between Indianapolis and Terre Haute, carrying on his arm a peck buoket, in which he put any piece of iron be saw lying near the track. When the bucket baciime weighty he would dump tbe con tsnts near the track for the section men to gather.
Cliauuecy Depew said in the Nineteenth Century Club, at New York, the other evening, that he asked a Knicker bocker Club nrtn which he would prefer, to be a Washin^tnn, a Wellington, a Shakespeare or tf be invited to the cotillon, and the club man answered: "To the cotillon, of course—it gets one Into society." ,,
In a recent London letter Joseph Hatton says: *'It is not generally known that Lemon was never on easy terms with Thackeray. »1 never ft It quite at home witb him,' be said to me once. 'Thackeray was always so infernal wise. He seemed too great for ordinary conversations. Dickens was very different. He was full ot fun and buoyant with animal spirits.'"
POLITICAL DHIFT.
A Brooklyn paper says that "Mr. Blaine makes no effort to conceal bis intention to run again."
When the Enquirer is not engaged in puffing James G. Blaine, it attacks the best men in its own party.
The sale of his newspaper, the Star,' probably marks the final disappearance of Johq Kelly as a boss in local politics..
Lawyer Evarts is making a great deal of noise, while President Arthur keeps remarkably still. There is an old adage covering this case.
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The Rochester Union would like to have United atates Senators chosen by a direct popular vote. It would be cheaper, perhaps, for the candidates.
In his next me&sage to the Indiana Legislature, Governor Sorter will recommend the establishment of a board of pardons. He believes that not less than one hundred persons are unjustly confined in the State's prisons.
When Ben Butler tiined with tbe Dent* ocrats of Boston last Jackson day, January 8, he pledged fealty to the party which he did his poor worst to injure in the late canvass. Benjamin will not si1 down with the Democrats to diue next month.
Mr. Cleveland's most frequent visitors just now are newspaper editors. But anybody is at liberty to call upon tbe President-eleot, and they merely drop in to pass the compliments of the day and tell him how to run a newspaper.
Chairman Wa-ren's paper, the Buffalo Commercial, frankly admits that ''the course of events and the logic of Cleveland's career are steadily committing the incoming Administration to a radical Civil-Service reform policy."
Brother Talmage, in direct opposition to numerous Blaine organs, publicly declares that "the negro is everywhere well treated at the South," and as be has just returned from that region, his information may be taken *s authent c.
The Blaine organs are beginning tolet |go of the business depression racket as the effeot of the election of a Democratic
President. Some of them are willing to confess that a large majority of tbe 13,000 failures in this country this year happened before the election.
The Independent Republicans of Brooklyn have held a meeting and decided not to form a third party. Tbe Independents, who are just now in temporary political exile, are not afraid, it seems, that they will not be called back thenexttime there is any President-mak-ing to be done.
The whispered rumor of tho possibility of Representative Beli'ord entering tne eoming Senatorial race in Ct-Iorado calls to memory a letter received by the car-dinal-haired statesman from bis vermil-lion-created son during tbe last similar contest. It ran thus: "Dear father: Tbey say a dark horse may carry off the Senatorial race here. I do hope the dark horse will have a red bead. Your Loving Son."
Hiram Price, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, recently remarked: "There are 200,000 inhabitants In WashiimK n, wbicb is the capital of this gi eat nation and the central point of its refinement and culture, and yet there is more drunkenness and orime here than among ttie 250,000 Indians whj are savagee, and have never felt the elevating influence of modern civilisation."
Going to New Orleans.
The following party will go to New Orleans next week to take in the expo, sition: Harry Turner, Max Myers, Myer Hattenback, Will Brlggs and Geo. Kramer and John Seeman.
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Brighter Prospects
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2.—The prospects at the cotton mills in this vicinity are much brighter. All but one of the mills wero in operation yesterday. A number which have been- running ^n a f=mall portion of their capacity tince lust spring will at once start in full operation. Everybody is much cheered by tht bright prospect.
J. T. Haraban bas been appoinlod general superintendent of the Pittsburg division of the Baltimore & Ohio", wit headquarters at Pittsburg. David Lee has beeu appointed master of the same division.
POOR PENNSYLVANIA.
PITTSBUUG, Jan. 2 —Notice of a reduction of from 10 to 25 per cent, in the wages of steel workers at Coshocton, O., has been given. Half of the workers will strike.
The employes of the Homestead 8teel Works, controlled by Carnegie Bros., have been notified of a reduction or 33 per cent, in the rail department, 20 in tbe converting mill and 10 in the laborin a
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MORE EARTHQUAKES.
Spain Realizing Aaventist Predictions. MADRID, Jan.2.—Shocks of earthquake were again experienced at Alhama last night and the town is in ruin. A panic prevails among the inhabitants of Antiquera, twenty-eight miles northwest of Malaga, where tbe shocks bare already been felt.
Earthquake shocks were again felt at Gianad.a, Malaga, Nerja and Algarrobo last night. The panic among the people is unabated. A number of t^wns and villages have been completely destroyed, tbe inhabitants having deeerted them. Many personn sleep in the railway carriages. A royal decree bas been issued, ordering that a national subscription for tbe relief of the sufierers be made. Police officials have agreed to contri ute one day's pay each. By this means $200,000 will be raised. Spanish ambassadors, Ministers and Consuls in all countries will also open subscriptions.
Muddle.
NKW YORK, as. 2.—The office of corporation counsel is carefully guarded to Jay by police officers. Mayor Grace said he regarded tbe nomination of Col. Wood illegal and ss soon as possible would appoint Lacombe or some one else counsel to the cot poration. Hubert O. Thompson allowed Rolliu Squire to take possession of his office.
E. Henry Lacomba, who claims to be legally appointed corporation counsel, be.gan proceedings in the Superior Court against Edward T. Wood, Mayor Edson's brother-in-law, who also lays claim to the office of corporet'on counsel, to test bis title to the position. Lacombe claims he was legally appointed by acting Mayor Sanger, while Wood puts in a similar claim to the office by the appointment of acting Mayor Kirke Judge TruaX yesterday granted an injunction restraining Wood from entering and taking possession of tbe office
What Two Men Lived on for Seven Years Rio Janeiro News: The value of th cocoanut as food is. as yet, but little understood. An instance of its use is found in the experience of two shipwrecked sailors. Tbey were seven years on an island where their only food was cocoanuts and an occasional flying fish. Th retained good health and gained in weight. •_
Loosely Conducted.
Virginia Enterprise: A raffle for a fawn recently took plaoe in a Montana town. After the raffle was over the holder of the winning ticket asked for hh fawn, cut'po.'ing tbe animal to be a. pel in family. The lady manager of the affair told bim it was out in tbe hiiis with its dam, and all he had to do was to go and catch it. Then she laughed till htr fat sides shook. 8ho*vs how loosely these affairs are being conducted in some places.
English Markets.
MANCHESTER, Jan. 2.—Tbe Guardian's commercial article says. The market is very strong and better prices are asked. The demand bas not improved. There are many orders at the lowest prices, but sellers are unable to accept the-m. Buyers stipulate lor distant d- livery, but the sellers reiuse to accede to these terms, as the} expect a rising marker during the first haif ol the y. ar.
Distinguished Exposers.
The Chicago News says Lulu Hurst is fraud and that, any person with tierv ous power and physical endurance can Jo what she does. But Terre Haute points proudly to the fact that three of its distinguished sons, Messrs. Diall, Floyd and Stnff, first gave tho world the brilliant expose tbat is now following Lulu over the country.
Cleveland's-Position.
ALBANY, Jan. 2.—In answer to an in quiry Gov. Cleveland said that the statement that he was president of a free trade club was not true. The Governor further stated h* had never been cor. necteo in any way with any such orgau izatiou.
Cheap Rates East.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2.—The Michigan Central and Pennsylvania roads this morning reduced rates from Chicago to New York to $14 00. Scalpers make a rate ot $13 50 by the Michigan Central and $12 (H) via the Grand Trunk and Chicago & Atlantic.
Retaliation.
Washington Republican: The Chicago preachers are holding meetings to see what can be -ioue to put down polygamy. Tbe Mormons propose to retaliate by holding meetings denouncing the free and divorce system in vogue in the Western metropolis.
Ra'lroad Hates.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2.—[Associated Press.] —Illinois railroad commissioners have sent a communication to all Illinois roads ordering a reduction in rates on building material. The Lake Shore and Michigan Central announce ao open rate of $16 from Chicago to Boston
HEART PAINS.
Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings Dizziness,Indigestion, Headache. Sleep lessness oured by "Wells' Health newer."
THE Hager Veterans last evening presented Captain J. B. Hager with a fine gold-headed cane.
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(fel A A Qcliber°re tbepuolic, and two \^M.i5llw'attlH per month fimi a $72 Win vestment. We seta S?JD pic of oai goods FREE to all who will order and pay e? press charges on small square box weighTS less than three pounds. TRY IT. Test sample before you order any goods. Ii v.-., coBt you only what the express comnar*1-• cnarges for carrying it. Agents* Probt JU $15 Order and Premium Watcb.' Agents' Progt en C36 Order $72 and Pr* mium Wai- h. We make our Agents present of a Watch Free with every iv"' order amounting to $15 and ver. All nect* a pa an in on a re pa it with sample Wenoti7y you by mail -v we ship your package Whea ordering c-cu sample give us plain postoffice and exjwstf office and name of express company acing bnsiuees. so that no mistakes will occur.
P. L. STEARNS & CO., Chicago, Di.
MINT?™ want a 830-gBShot repeating UUI1 I Ktfle/or 915, a$30 Breech Loading Shot Ui.n for 816, a 812 Concert Organette for $7, a 825 Magic Lantern for 912, a Solid Gold 825 Watch for SI5, a $15 Silver Watch lor 88. Vflll You can get any of these articles wU Fn* if you will devote a few hours of your leisure time evenings introducing our new goods. One !aay secured a Gold Watch free, in a single afternoon. A geniteman got asii-VAJ A wT ver watch fcr fifteen minutes work "Mil A boy 11 years old secured a watch in one day hundreds of others have done nearly as Weil. If you hive a itlagic Lantern you can start a business that will av you from $10 to $50 every night. Send at once for our illustrated Catalogue of Gold and Siver Watcties, Self-LocKing Bull Dog Revolvers, Spy Glasses. Indian Scout and Astronomi-* cal Telescopes, Telegraph instruments, Type Writer=, Organ Accorclans, .VIOIIDP, &c. &c. It may start you on the ropd .o wealth
WORLD MANCFACT I R1NG GO.,
122Nassan Street New York.
NELGENt
660 fttein St.,
FOR
SCROFULA, SYPHILIS, RHEUMATISM,
HEURALGI
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THE
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host powEsnr
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Steam Dye House,
McKeen's Block*
Tbe Only Steam Dye House in the City. Dyeing and Scouring of all kinds of Ladies' Gents' and Children's wear, 6uch Eg Silks, Satins, Cashmeres, Alpacas, etceleaned or dyed in any desired snade.
Kid gloves or kid slippers cleaned or dyed lace curtums aud lace lies cleancd. shawls cleaned or dyed, plumes, cleaned or dyed, gents' garments cleaned, dyed and repair?***
All my work is done by a steam p**oCfe«*', which makes It look as nice as new. A mas can save ouying anew suit by taking hU old clothing tw Nelgen and nave him clean, dye and repair it. Ladies can do the same with their dresses by having them cleaned and dyed.
JOHN H. NBLOBH
M. BOLINGKER St 00
Opposite the Market House,
Dealers in Staple and fancy hardware, n-
ware, rape,' wine, Itird Cages, Timothy
CSover and Hungarian Heed, Window Glass
Sash, Doors, l'aints, ".Oils Wire-Cloth, Ac,
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Bat You should call and examine our goods' and prices before purchasing elsewhere.1
Best quality Barb Fence Wire at Bottom
prices. .'' J. A full HneJditchJng tools, also stove pipe s1
in all sizes.
THETAYISSWINGCHDRNT^
Tbe Most Popular cimrn on the Market. Because it makes themost batter. Became no other Churn works so easy. Because it makes the best grained bntter. Because it Is the easiest cleaned. It bas no floats or paddles inside. AlsotheEnre. ka Batter Worker, the Neibltt Batt^r Printer, and a -w
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g' Making Utensils for Dairies and Factories. Send for Illustrated Circular*.
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