Terre Haute Journal, Volume 20, Number 361, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 January 1876 — Page 7

THOHASSOX-S BOX

Examination of the Box Sbijp«l by tit Celtic—Shot Found Initead of Specie-

PIrwitblKtwTwIt B«»w' In last Sunday's sptciat cable dlspatches ths faei stattd that Thomassoo. the Jjnaasiu ficsd, hsd in Oc lobar ImI sfaippsd bo* to contwo spscis and failed in seeariof msursnes tbtreos. A Hersld rsportar learned jsstsrdsr thai I hie box was still ia tb» cm tody of lbs White Star line, and be si to ssetrUtotd that Officsr Laird, of the Kinib ward police, who is os doty •t tbo company'* pisr, kssw somsthiof about the mysisrious t?x. Accordingly he calUd on tbo officer Isst evening sod sbUioedjJi* following ststsment: 1 was on daij it il« White Star dock

There were ne explosive materials in the box, hut She faet that Thontmassen had eadeavored to insure the shot for the value of the pretended £6.000 ia gold bullion shows that be hau some scheme on foot te defraud the insurers. Whether he had any way ef convert* lug. the Ihx ef shot into aa infernal machine can oaly be determined on further investigation. When the reporter catlod

tel ho wss shown the register, and found the signature ef "W, JL Thornas." written therein in a bold hand, The prc :i«tors remembered the maa very well, but could net say whether he received any visitors or not They did rscsstnWr that he spent a great] deal of his time ia his room. These! facts show that the desperate schemer! had indeed plotted to defraud insurance companies long befr** his last, venture resulted so distr» :4y ia Che destruction of hi* own snd »U»er lives. I

Tn* Datch

Oerertua ^t

the

model ittas

{rit»otpal frost

last

If a.

the 24th of Oetober whss the

Celtic srrired at eleven ©'clock in the roormsg. I noticed box is charge ef Inspector of Gestosis Giassej, who said it contained specie, ss it was so heavy. It had no mark or address, end was covered with black oilcloth, much worn end tied with heavy coro\ Mr. I'esaell, the dock, saperinteadeet, ordered it to be left on the deck near the Custom House office. Thommssses eame up snd said it contsined cartridges, and that he was going honlise out West and wished it to

retasb

Joky Jambs Put,

licc, with

was

for a

day or two on the dock. The Custom House officers consented, snd Tbommasssn said he was going to the Fifth Avenue Hotel. He went tbsre, registered under the n*me of W. K. Thomas of Dresden, and remained ontil the 28th ef October. The box remained in front of the Custom House office for a weiek. Officer Banks, who was in charge, wanted to seo what was in it before he left, and when he saw it eontained stoel lining be was satisfied. It was then pat in the baggage room and wo thought nothing of it till we saw the Herald of Sunday aboat an allusion to his attempting to skip specie and obtain an insurance on it. I recollect Thomassen or Thomas perfectly well he wore gold spectacles snd looked a perfcct gentleman. The doctor of tho Celtic remembers him. Superintendent Riddle, of the wharf, teld me on Monday that the case was in the baggage room. I then went to Superintendent Walling and told him of it snd he told me to inform the Buresu of Combustibles of the same. I then ??ent there and was told that an inspector would come sad remove it. As they were getting rather uneasy on the sub ject on the wharf, Mr. Kelly, the cooper on the pier, opened it carefully. There were three boxes. We pried off the steel straps snd threw baek the lid, after taking out the French sails. I«»ids we found a box of thitt sheet steel, which fltted the wooden hex exactly. Tho lid was loose lis the middle. We found some old wrapping and straw envelopes for bottles underneath. Inside the steel box, under the rubbish, we found a small wooden box, I0x4t8 inches, heavily corded, with brown paper wrapper on it Wo cat the wrapper off very carefully, believing it to contain explosive material, and found the cover was fastened with four screwe. The box was of halfinch stuff. After getting oat the screws we foand it contained^ wo hags ef Nos. and 3 shot, made by Walker Parker, of London. There were four bags of shot in all, eaeh of twenty-five pounds—two bags in the little box and two fastening the little box steady in the steel box.

,Cin.

iijopmj

late Librair-

iae, and recently discharged froas that position by the Democratic House of Representatives, hes prepared for nab* lieation the werks of George

biography. Mr. Prentice

a celebrated character ia his day— widely kpown as a trenchant political writer, poet, critic, and man of general culture,

Asa

wittj paragraphia! he

has hardly had aa equal In American journalism. The following may serve as specimens of his stylei

The editor of the—Statesman says more villisny Is

on foet We suppose

the editor has lost his horse. James Ray and John Parr have start* ed a locefoeo paper in Maine called the Democrat. Parr, ta all that pertains to decency, is

jIow

low Parr. The [Washington] Globe says that sueh patriotism as Mr. Clay's will not answer. True enough, for it cannot be questioned.

The editor of the—speaks of his "lying curled op in bed these cold mornings." This verifies what we said of him some time ago—y"|s lies like dog." -»s

A young widow bse established pistol gallery in New Orleans. Hor

Sacting

alifications as a teacher ef the art of araof course uadouhted. She hss killed her msn.

Messrs. Bell & Topp, of the North Carolina Gazette, say that "Prentices wero made'to serve mssters."' Well, Bells were made to be hung and Tops to be whipped.

Wild rye and wild wheat jgow ia some regions spontaneously. We believe wild oats are always sewn. "What would you do, madam, if you were a gentleman?' **Sir, what irould yoa do if you were one?''

As good ss any of these wss sn epigram which Prentice once get off on John Brough, then editor ef a Democratic paper and, of course, a fair target for Preatice's wit Brough was qaite Meshy, and Prentice said

"If

all nb grass, aa folks say,

V»

by, then Jack lirough'ssome

Focrtsxn

POST-GFFICE DIRECTORY.

Cleae.

DAILY MAILS. through—midmg

1:30pm)

jiijipmj 6:00

aud

6:0

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jaspmi

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at p.n*«

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will show at

Ceiites&iai KxposHi)n

a eotleettee

sung she proirtst

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made

sod

eomifitlrg if mO'i of

the

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wotksu••••?•••

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other

ly i'se Stale.

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hi» Mr,

Voerheos

i«

yet

yoo

man, get

har^,: hi# «t tho aac*««s he had aires hie*ea ia Itis p*rfennsects ia & Htiena roin

has

attempted I* lelfce opedlt*.

hie. The

taalling eahit

«ae.

w«!

langt

Samow^i-

he,••-

tfce nrissa

X«w

railroad

«*Jay

eaaceetod.

taal of the

coa

and Stamp

is.

to 9

("^AI.for

tho Fifth Avenue Ho

Ottce—Open

Moa«y.Older and

from

Stoves. Particular attention pai« is

fta and Metal

aenh

«th

ltt'J.

Mu A. stosa^ Real K«t«ta Brok«r, mg Ohio «««, Ten* Uaat*. Indiana. Havteg

BOOTS AMD SHOES.

PifBOHUE HOSE HDDSfBH

g§

!^a «r alaiceSs

ftJs.'f t.-i.a|»\:'itiie ^ia«ee, el«, Thes el fta

bow heinit shown

to the

for Aiaerka.

MM*•

11 mil

hi e»Cf»i

nsfciiihri"—1 rn

JAwta P. Vooisttcei flayed

Batalell

C?o to the Terre Hii»U

Boot & Shoe

FACTORY, C**r U.A. I*as,h«r more. Main

*twt, feegwwtt a*»l «x«». aortli aid Air yttmr fall ana Wiater Bootm, where w« are

*a»a*s««rtsit Ujs

fees* Boot*

nwk^at e^aroslAat^-r^e

eracmwaewiw«.

«f

**nao th- r»poUu^«» hi*

mhine

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frcj

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TIME TABLE.

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wmjlri.

*9ndiy

lD«2hr«

Pre»-

gotog

fW*HLtae«Sf*.$

•AwoosmodaUoo....

zero, and Bay is be

Iay Exprest

(Mali

Lightning Exprea Accommodation.

xvaksviiXK. Txaaa

(Night

Kxpre»»

•Danville

Chicago Exprew

•lerre

a load of bay

llaute Kxpress..

ITILLB AKD

To this Brough neatly responded that was the reason the jackasses were always nibbHag at him.

•KxprtM

•Mail

hundred young Americans

sre prosecating their studies at the universities and colleges, ausie schools and conservatories of Germany, and recent criticisms and reports testify to their bsing very »P* scholars and, moreover, these reports procoed from German authorities, extremely exacting and not over addicted to eulogizing the foreigners.

•Terre

730am 11:15a 11100 7:00a inoam 4:30 7:30 a in 11:15 am 8:oop 3:30

..Bast through....,*.

Bast way..,,....

tijopmf

stjoam,

Going

•Day

4:15p

weat

i*M0pm.... St. Loui»Ttiroagh

6:00ain...JUhwi*

jopm

7.toara

Midland...,

SrajntilU^a

7.«ooaen

aaMI-WKSKL% MAILS.

Prairietoo, Prairie Creek

Txirtn Cr«»«k—Clo»e»Tue»d*y»

and

and Saturday*

op«n«Tuc*dky» and Saturdays at 11

**m" OFF1CR IIOUKS.

Call

Bo*f*

and

Gcmnl

Delivery—Op«n

7:30

in.

Lc« lU»«a

Iron

THOMAS,Optkian

-ixn

Ofltca—Open

tO 6 |K ffli

from

On Office open from 9 ns to 10 a

moMr--orderba«Jne»trmnkacta«-d.P

Sun-.

W V1V

N. FiLBECK

.M.

BUSINESS OARDS.

AI. RAPPKJfFIIXDj

Attorney and

Public,AadMwHiShoe

office oa sooth side of Mala

street.Notary No.90$. over Store.

and

or the trade,

ofhig man

Watchomk-

I'ourth

and Ohio streets

with

watth.

Wit.

PAKKOMs, Architect

tendeni,

and Soperio-

room

Haute Indiana

No.7,Beach'*Block,Terre

trance both on Mala and

Sixth.«?l«vatnrs.and

Plana

tee 41 kindn

rr«in

GMlit.*!»«r.Ware,

and Gv.Si mg

machinery, miUa.

hrldtfes.

sr,sU«««reret Tin, Copper and

S'tMtliwi

and dealer In

Fartoe

Northwett.)

Kxpt«rS*.

Through Freight

(Arrive

•Day

Through Freight

Sullivan

7:30a

W. R.

1:00

J. A. FARXKB.

EAGLE IRON WORKS

Murafactory of

Steam Engines, COAL SHAFT. FLOUR AKD SAV MILL Machinery,

Bask Oars, Testing Brills Steel and Out Iron Sera pen, O&ne Mills, E,

B. Orossiae^t Fro$«,it©,

Putkolu Attention

RowtTng, G^teting

'nit, Ae., Na «f

Mteet,

Tem

v/ieouH'iaKir^iulT^ K£S, bans# formed a tMwtsmUi «8! pt Kitee u« in alt

Its bnUKhe*. Oflc* Xf

SHi Miiin rwt. Trrre Itaate. Indiana.

wtu.in

K«rt-

r- .ITIMAQO,

UK6£»T,

C. JL* COOK & CO.,

Oftfttersia

fas

Bkk urf

C4br4

Prist,

t«t la alt

SMm.

Oi*en

cUaery.

Agents for

adraartanreooajv tavt*

BUSINESS

lhio*»day

here givea,

roads

C. «ad E M.

iower..T.

iaj wwadnU*

EAST.

rtmaa-

luwrt*

a*»wwumarotisa.a.

'UtTC

»HJ'"

A«aamadtlfaB.No7..... 7*®*^

»:iopi

.....

^M«^«^AecoaaodatiMi K«."i

(AtrinfunXut}

Pad«c

X***

(Ltt««

jxo*m

•Oct Eorm *:$opm

Am« from

JEaat.)

•Da* KnrHi.......................... "4S*

•Night

bpr.t«.....

west.

st. Loots. VAKsauA *xs tuuus

(Leave.O-jtag

Pacific

West.}

Eapreea,

No a

Limited Mail,No.

,No.6 4»op« (Arrive

from

AccommodatSos,

going West.)

•Night B*iw*«a.. »luj.

and

SL L.

Accommodation..

•DayKxpieas .........

8:*5

HOSTr,

uvn

AMB CBicaoo a. *.

(Leave

going North.)

..........io:«7pm

Accommodation :S»P

(Arrive

•Terre

Bistam

from North.)

INIght Katprees

Haute Accommodation....

.... 6yopm

SOUTH.

CltawrOllMVlLLS

R. N.

fLeave gotng Sooth.]

•Bipreir::: 4«»

Mail

Freight... Freight

8: 4-4S am

»S

1.50 pm

[Amv«

from Soutl

9 50

lfonte and Lafavette Mail

H»

X0RTHKA8T.

LOOAKtrOKT, CRAWroaSSTILLB ARB SOUTHw*."vT*aM a. a.

(Leave

going Northeast)

Aceonimodsti lowoam

80UTHEA8T.

C1MCIMNATI AKD T****! MALTS It. a.

(Leaves

depot, First and Main streets.)

•Accommodationcor.

DIRECTORY.

A Geiteto Lefidiag Basben Besses fee Terre Hsate. BesttSHUiie fkyalctsuts an«

DR. WATERS & ELDER,

TRESSEL & STOKE,

side, bet

JriiaS

iUmtedlSZ*, S*. *..««............ A»n it. lwib

a. a.

going

•KltU

JEsM.)

Expreta....

iHS*®

F. L. MEYER,

s^»p»

WeCi

SFaet line, No.s

and

H. PIETY,

8:»

5.00

from Northwest.)

Sxpeesa—.......................ii.Jopjsi

3:15

Repairing

J. A. PARKER & 00.t Pro'ps. Oor. 1st

and Walnut ta. THREE HAUTE, USD.

Kcowiee'Steasn Pttmp ani

Pstcnt ln ector

R«hw'

AUGUST RAHDER

1IAS RETURNED.

Scissors, Raton a«4 Saws Slwrpeaed

Oa short aoelce. Alto all kisds of

Surglciil Inetramonte

ALL WORK WARRANTED

I' TO tBw Ss:: .fsc0ea.

HMf«««H)s »T«ni(t H»H, ea Kiathttreet ilSWSHjeB Mala sail Otte sSroOa.

Hal loran's

n™®' Peacock Coal

ON SHORT NOTICE, Itaateg aarflei* aft B0 £m4t'«,

Tatlbii

tm.

WW*

si««ata.

Ohio st, south

4th and 5th.

eumiU an« eeawal Befair Sfeep.

B. MORGAN,

Ohio st, north side, bet

4th ami 5

th.

StackisRltli Shep aad Carriage Paiatinj.

cor. 5th and Cherry sts.

Attsnersat Law.

BLAKE

»i:iop»

BUBION,

3rd

sht.

aurti

DUN NIG AN 48TIM80N,

a.a.

between Third^and Fourth. Ptayslclan.

ttjoaa

bsoomm

J. H. BENNETT,

1:40

No. 3.

^Dar Exp«**i No.

9=35* t:5IP«

t.....

iMoiAKArous jun st. lovis a. (Leave

Cox's, corner Fifth aod Main. Res. Finit, bet. Vine and

Real Cstate Broker.

F. A. ROSS, 509

Ohio fit

Jewelry. -,

0. TRASK,618

Boets and shoes.

C. REICHERT, 19T

Main

7th.

.... SHS»« 1 1 1 0

Fralu and Vegrctables.

A. P. LEE

tie

BRO.,

and 5th.

5.00

ia3oa

Freight Freight Freight train*oa this road carry

paasenget*.

too

Terre llaute and Toledo

•Rockvillc

(Arrive

s:oopm

Aecommodation.Express..

»i:

ajam

firom Nortbeatt.)

•Ctmclnneli

r./ul Evansville Mail....

Toledo

aod

Tewe Haute Express

•Rockville

:15

KOBlllWEST.

TSRRS MAUTK AND ILLINOIS MIDLAND *.

(Leave

South Fourth st

Ktereii Tiawsre, Ac.

G. FOSTER SMITH,

G. HEIM,

W. rABXXB

M, JOSEPH,

R. G. MURPHY,

north side Main

street, between 6th and 6th.

No.

17,

North 4th street, be

tween Main and Cherry, west side. CloUkla*.

cor. 2nd anJ Main st

MOSSLER BROS^ 147

Main stl

FRANK A ROTHSCHILD, S. W

oor

Main and Fourth sts. furniture. FRED nOETZ, 189 Main at bet 6th and 7 th.

Photsmrayhi.

Main street,

JOHN M. ADAMS, 105

Opera House.

D. H. WRIGHT, 115#

shoe

west:

Fourth street, over Goodman's store.

Fancy deeds and Motions.

EKE HIVE. 163

Main st

T. H. RIDDLE. 151

Main st

Siesta' Furnishing Good*.

JAMES HUNTER, 157

Main st.

Hats, Caps and Fura.

JOHN

8YK.ES, 113

Main

Groceries,

a W. RIPPETOE, 155

Main st

Bewlag Machines.

SINGER, 310

Main st

JAS. SPRACKLEN,

ProprieUrr

ManttftK^ams^sllkiiulsof

Boilers, Stacks, Breeching.

aid beary

SI IRON WORH. JAU Vsrfc a Ipcsialiyt 1 J^iimipMwtMteii.ibr fqsi tagv 8«, iiibMtnoKtmM^inMil noot* efjAtract «bop Its

Itc^siag Matty aad

St.

8PCC1AL NOTICES.

DEL SCHKNCire

Scheork

Main st, Marble

Palace.

st,

bet 6th and

HAGGERTY & OSBORN, 306

POUiONlC

Sea-WeedTonic, and

have

morbid matter in

comer Ohio aod

moak Syrup is

Ohio street,

Phjsician, office over

Gookios st

•aiet Slga anil Oraaaei

Fainting.:

STtJCKWISH & WOLF,

.10:45 .11:10 a

S^pM 3:38 i:jS

(Arrive Irom

West)

oeiy means by which

and as

3d st., next

door to St. Clair House.

OoaI*

MERRILL & WHEAT,

4th and Obio

near cor

sts.

be addressed.

Main st

cor 6th and Ohio st

Architect*.

BENJ. ROGERS,

No.

Beach's block.

Bceka and Stationary.

W. W. BYERS, 605

Block.

Main st, Beech's

Office Furniture.

A. VAN ULZKN'Walnut

st, bet 4th

Bldei, Leathar and Sboe.t'lndinga

L. A. BURNETT, 144 & 146

J. H. O'BOYLE,

GEO. W.BALLEW, Dentist, No. 119 Main st

JOSEPH RICHARDSON,

i.ijp

3rd and 4th. Dr.

.... 9^0

street Sttwlngr machines Repaired. S. C. BLEDSOE, 322

stairs.

(Arrives.)

Accommodation 3.00pm

I«adles* and Gents* Dlnlny Booms*

PIEPENBRING'S,

No.

antbor of the

173

Druggists,without8per

Crockery and Glassware.

H. 3. RICHARDSON, &t

Main

st.

piiomf &rdrmm b}

esnpAnt worktMa. oorn«r tQcremli aad Sycamore Tem Baote, ladUun, Cfeias DeiiM, vhldi sulustiwyeMmu* va&tot IlKHse who litlpew twavy «otk by all to read* m*

SELLEW & CO. 14^ 0 *Sttm

Tin Bate and Metals,

DlXOra OH!CTBLES,

Store Polish m* Lead taeOs, onca OsmepesAssecw o(f Um tacm#*l»

._ ,^1--^

1 111

jo cents

1 B.

Main st, opp

Ross

Wages

Main st

Restaurants.

E. BR^JSiTNG,

Main st, under Boaland

swre.

for

SYRUP

Xtsdake

gMtdedaes

PUls—Tbeee

aaOoabtedly

cam of

office

perfonaed atan

cocsmaptloa Uuu)

Sixth

and Cherry streets. Beat Eeiate sa Goneral Cellse* ten.

knoara

say other

Ute Ajnencaa

reaedy

pub&u

w&lcfe

copsdtotioo. OUter

They are co«».

posaMtl vegetable iogedleats, aad coetala aotklag

can be lajariona

iracd

ft*

Cooaaia|*K(L, ptohably contain

opiam,

Uaesxaewkatdaagerottidrog In

takes tree by

which

eases. aa4

mMuafUn

do great

pains,

anal

lajfary for ha teadeacy

la to

cooSae

t)M

the system,

wbich of com,

most make a core uapossible. Sdwack1! Pal.

wairaated not

to contain particle

ofimm. It is compose* oi powerfal bat

berba,

hana-

whack

set

the

laaga

iw, stomach, aad blood, tad thus correct all morbid socretions, and expel all the diseased matter troai the body.

These are tho

Coosaaptioa can

Took,and mandrake Pills are the

be eared

Scheach*s Palmomc Syrup,

Sea Weed

are the only genome

whieh perates in this wsy.it is

medicine

cbfious they

cute

lor Pulnsoaary Con

sumption. Sack bottle

this

iavaluable

cine is accompanied

medi

by 11

direction*. Dr.

professionally at his principal office

corner of Sixth

aad Arch

Human

JitM Published a

"Green

Main st

178jMain^streot. Bentlst.

Tho worid author, in this admirable Lecture,-renown

lj%

Ohio at, bet

L. H. BARTHOLOMEW, 157

Miin

clearly proves from his own

expfcrtcnoethat Uio awfnl oonaeqaenoes of Helf-Abuse without medicine,sndeffectuallydangerousremovedwithoutbemay

rery. suflbrer no matter

maltUn

Address the

Main street, up

Main street,

between Sixth and Seventh. Agricultural lasplcnaents. AUa

scalds

-rheumbreasts ftc.J

rpon frame aad of spavin, galls,the.,umananimalsin

Ac upon one

year than have

other pretended remedies since the world began.all It is a counter-irritant, all healing pain reliever Cripples throw away their crotches, the lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless,and the wounded are healed without a scar

is ao humbug. The recelpe is published around each bottle. Is selling as no article ever be* fore sold,andIt sells because it does just pretends to do.it Those who now from Rheums*itwhst tism, pain or swelling, deserve suffer if they will not use Ceotsur liniment.,to

More than

i/xx

certificates of remarkable cures Including frotcn

irti

rocipcia

wrapper

$too

Ac.1

gratis, to any any one requesting it. One bottle of the yellow

Cestaur Uniment is worth

for spavined or sweenied horses aad mules or for screw worms In sheep.

Stock

owners, this

liniment is worth your attention.

lamily

should be Centaur Liniment.No

Sold by

botUet large bottles

Co.. Broad wa New York.

all who are Willing to Work.

or country, and any season of the year, is a rare opportunity for those who are oat work tad out of money to make oa independea iiiving, no capital being required. Oar pamphl^ "How

to Makx a Living,"givlngfaft

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FREE!

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BEEB, WINES, LIQU0B8, OiaAB And a Aew VIRGIN I1JS POOL-TABLE

For the amusement of patrons.

NICE LUNCH

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