Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1879 — Page 3
THE IHDIAJf AP0L1S HEWS: FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1879.
BABY X> ex> Ar t nxeixt PMlaieipiia Store 3? East Washington St
W« )urv« m lartt at all kind* ot Baby Gwfe, bath cow MOB mad foil quUtbn. PrOMn, ®*PB, 8kixi*, BoImb, OadofablrU, Snibroiderlw, yiaBB«l Ooodc, Kait Uaoia, Rabbw (iaods, Ha. »««, BiMw, aoaba, UJatan, ttMtaw, tebroUUnd fihawta. Hood*. riHLADELPQU STORE.
H. S. TUCKER. Maaafactiwcr and Dealer la KINS HoIaiM SMrts.
la (lock « made to m«Mur«.
9ply bowpH $y Ua»n^ WawaatUMuaUn.tlotS7.3>
12 and
tu
14 W. Washington st.
t ern raws. ■ • ■— 0«N«Mao Owari. Abstnctt of cmm« decided V>4Dwdar, NoTcaibor 26. Third day of the Sorember torn, 1ST6: r*acncB—BTaTi-TOar cams rot diucobal or
arrsata.
«»« Bmtry dark n AUnd P Wri^hl, Elkhart
CC Appeal (ItfmiMM. hTorOeo./^
Oui ••atutc pr^ndw that 'the party obtalninf jadfweat abail dm take aa appeara (ter raeniring
“ * ilKweoa ”
or eollectad
(1118.,
bad prior lien on aaortgafed premlsea, on which uuouat dae him on hi. mortgage. Be hta ctoaed the land, or part ot it, to be K>ld, In accontaoce with the judgment, htweall beornninr the purchaser, and reeel ring (he oertlficate of parchaae, and crediting the amount el fat. bid, alter pa ring cotta open the execution. Ea baa Ana received main lain this appeal location;or acuoor. noiraB — statutes cow-
arauan,
•Tot The State ex raL John B. Evan* n. MOton W. Mcbenny, Ac boo! trustee, etc. Decatur
ti C. Affirmed. Biddle, J '
•retton lUul the common school acta prondea that the iruateea rhall take charge ot the educational vlhiraiil their reapective townthlps, locate ai d build school eou»«, etc. R. 8 787, sec. 2o.)
Other statutes declare that
decision ot the
the
crutitv sutwrinteadeat on an appeal Irna township unite# shall be tiaal. (IK. 8. 7*7,
8 Sit sec. 164.| Vet the eeucludlof protoi tion 2i dhclaiwa that “aothlal heraln ed shah present the trustoa fro.n exa cisiug.
Furs Furs
<MbUMi*I 1MT.) t * 0. Ishiewer, >u*flMl«rtB( Furrier, Si w&w locate 97 BAST WASHINGTON STREET, . (Bear corner Delaware *t.) TUBE nude to order. TUBS altered and repaflnS." ^ Special attention given to enlarging and remodel-
SOMETHING |! EVERY LADY OUGHT TO KNOW. Complexion, no matter bow poor It may natorattv bs.* 1 Hagan’o Magnolia Balm is 43 demstb Md barmieM artieio, wbkhr instfistly removes Fr*cjrtes. Tan, Redness, cate ana natural are Its effects that Its me is not suspected by when the Magnolia Balm is sold by 0 drnggfeU for 75 cents. (.«- A sui* Amo ^1 tiS 04 )
i;6; 1 K Vlsool
eoatatn _ around utscrel'ii.n ss to the propriety or expediency ol making such repairs, removing oreuctiigacboulhuuM and (h« east thereof,” Held, It may be that an appeal to the trustee to the anpolnteadent dwapprwving the leoaHoo^l a echo 1 house, by (betrustee, at a particular place, and st that itme.ia final; yet it cannot be he*d that a re-location ot the aebooi house, 1&) yard* away from the first location, U any violation of the superintendent’* decision; such a distance might remove all the objectioda made by the aup^ri..tendent oi the firft location. It would be auainst the aeope and purpoae ot the aebooi lew So hold that when a achool hoaae is Once located by the decision oi tho county superintendent, at a particular place, it must mnatn there ior all time; nor would the decision oi the coamv superintendent refusing to locate a aebooi bouse at a given point, fomvor p-event* its location there, ii the.lnteresu of the township should aduarward require iu fit
Ind.,855.]
DEC AUKUTa ESTATE—FIX AI. SETTLED EXT—RR5 Al>-
JUDIOATA.
ft 78. Alva Paraona, admlniatrftor, v*. Milton
T M^^rtaLW^g^&C^yaed^Nlbthoatatnte hat refereoea to thoultimate completion oi the buiineaa of tho treat cMited by the Issuance of letters of adaninlaUstioo, and to the final order baaed upon aueh oompletiou of the busineaa of the t ruat, which takea the estate out of the court, and not to the last report of an outgoing executoror administrator, where be resigns before hit trust has
n fully performed, taking himself on y, and not ont of eoart. (2 R. S , S87, sec 186; 28
Eotwon 3,000 OffloM of this Oo. In Ntfw Cnsland. MlddlB and WMtBrn States | also to omoee of n^yrly all OonneotlnK Lines. Oartency ABdO^P^aaPt excccl i ng saw, tsi,. f«*6~ioe i SCO ago. v Xorp? awn# In mudl mailer proportion.' MERCHANDISE.' Jwwss* aad Hlsfc—t Cbwem, St«*v«l.a is Dlst*.*..
Faokagaa not exceeding
-sPRIlfTKD MATTER. ■OOKE, end other matter, nkollvinprint, ordered from, or sedthy.deehsra, Ac. ,WRE-WAIDi
jl IbB i PC. I 3 lbs, 200. I 4 lbs. 2Pc. . W*. «, riBUO, Trea t. D. K. FOLSOM, Agent.
Pond’s Extract, | The Vegetable Fain Destroyer,
IX YAlfUAELB FOB
Inflammation and Hemorrhage, Tilea. Ipndaa, Lameaeta. Barua, fioelda ruiaea, Boreneaa, Bhenm*tiain, Holla, Ul-
rgr.ToothAnhatik Colic, Di-
ia a crosa-compUiat is a preceding to quiet title facta ate averred amounting to an aUegatloo that tho plaintiff had become the trustee of the
y averment showing « uern created had ex rel. Farlon, this
acts which are immaterial to an is-
term ] (Ul. •ueprolmrJy
8 m(, ii’^the duty of collect at ogtQp, with or ts paid to any public officer f county officer or other person aa required by taw, for unelaixo)urt docket torn, etc, aad all
mini.ti.tor, been fully ;
the tatato, out of court. [2 R. 8,587, aec 186: 28 lad., 421. j Held (2! All ex parte orders, hqwevwr made, in the settlement ofmneatatepreviotn (otbe order of the final settlement, are regarded as but prima fade correct, and may be set Slide, correct-
ina. o.x; *s inu. oos: o» tna. j ^ are regarded aa interlocutory in tnelr character, and no long aa they remain in force constitute ad-
«ral]y to a suit upon tor’* bond. If stacked, It must be by some direct arbceediag in the court having control over them. (47 Ind. 28; Wilk. on Res. Adjudioats and State of lets is, arcs. 425, 428, 481; 10 Pick. 75; 20 Ohio 81*; 4 Day 215; 28 Mo. 95; 28 Hi. 1M.} RIGHTS OF KIFABIAM OWXKfig—OBSipt CriOW OF
V waffix a.
5706 Tie Bristol Hydraulic Co et al va' John Boyer., RlkhaxtC C. Alfirmed. Worden J, - AeUffit kyapp liee against appellant* to recover damages far erecting an i maiataialng a daroUcrom a atreem of water, and therahy kacxing the water upon the propertTy and mill wheels of appellee*, -whuata above the dam of ippeitanta. Held (I.) The appellee could milntain the action without showing that he had acquired the right from the riparian owners oi the land intermodule the point at which the water waa token from, and-that at which it was returned to the rirer, to divert from iia>alnral channel and apply it to the purpose of propel Jtaa his mills: and if the appellee Wrongfully diverted the water from the rirer to the Injury of such reparian owners, it was for than* and
no one else to comp' ' doing of appellee, Ir is no defense to an
appellants, who are not intermediate riparian ovaers, in erecting their dam, and thereby backing the water upon the premises of appellee to hU iniory. (15 Maas., 135; 1 East, 244; IS Johns, 2ttr 1 l>iiWh 448 ;8M*t.,829 ; 2 Watts 180 1 HeM (2.) A party having possession of property may maintain an action asatost a wrong done for an injury thereto, which cannot be defeated by shewing the Mtla to be in some one else than the plaintiff. Held [8 1 The language used in the complaint in this case does not ncc.smrily imply that appellee was a riparian owner. When a mill is said to be on a rtv® garner, it is not neceaaariiy understood that the mill occupies the immediate bank of theowner. mfito, were, so situate aa to be allesationand the proof is not material within the sdtec of the statute of amend menu, and the complaint might have been amended in the oourt below so aa to correspond with the proof, and will be deemed amended here. (2 R 8,83, aection 94-95; alw cage 248, •«. 610.) Held (4), A lower proprietor has no right to construct hit dam, aa in tlmea of ordinary freshets to throw the water baek eu the prmias* w the proprietor above; and if he doee so ni lereanmaible for the damage#. Rut he la not responsible for damages occasioned by extraordinary floods, against which ordinary skill and foresight would not provide, though the backing of the
y fne dam. (20 Penn.,
. unsicom that the tru terminated. I
■nN
I ly tendered ta a crues complaint, may be struck out. [fij. TO preasot to this oourt any question as to the correctness or otherwise of in- * struct lent, the; mnst be identified in the cadse
assigned for a new trial.
roxMnsuauuF attwbxkt gexeuai. uxder act
or 1878.
7878 8fttg cx rel T W Woalkm ra Jamas C Da*ny. Marion C C. Reversed. Bowk J. This waa • toil agafast tha apnalice for thara-
covary of certain moneys twfibngiag lathe mate, which It was alleged the appellee had received ts attorney general of the state, and bad failed aad refused to pay over or account to the ptoper officers of tne state. Held, (ffMarcb It, *78 Tl B» »ct
ib«stu.r*ey general to without suit, all amounts of the state, or any count]
and noi paid over ed wiimas feea, cc
nmouats due from any other source, where the •ame was. by any law, required to be paid to the state, or any officer lu trust for the state, except at to fines, forfeitures and property escheating or belonging to the atato, which he can only collect after the expiration ol a year from the time (he eauaaof action accrued and then only on failure of tha pro- ■' “ * ‘ ■' to collect the
that purpose,
performed with or wiiaout suit, the attorney general shall be allowed thecoo mission provided for In said section. [85 Ind, MO) and by aectioa II of said act the attorney general waa authorized to employ assistants, and to pay them out of the sums eoUecied by them not exweding ten per cent, of the suras so colected. I'nder said section 9 it was the duty of the attorney general to collect money doe from the United States to the state for expenses incurred during the war of the rebellion, and he wsa entitled to his commissions on the full amount collected, aa provided for m said section 9, for the collection oi the same, and to retain it from the amount collected. But he could only ebaroe a commission on the actual amount collected by him from tbfc United Ststos. And it being si town in the third paragraph of Complaint .in this cause, to which a - demurrer was sustained below, that the appellee had retain-
uemiiiri r. * u>- eaerea m ouiuimasiu* reuuuea bcroiding to the averments of said paragraph, waa 92,943.49, which, upon the entire complaint of appellant, is all that Is- due Horn the appelle to the state. . . V DKCKDXXT’a ESTATES—coxsrrrrTHHrAt LAW— practice—coxsrarctiox of the statute.
7487. WlUtam R.
Charles Goodman.. Knox hearing overruled. Bowk.
The original opinion in this case (reported June 28) is adhered to, save ts it may be modified in this opinion. The record shows thst this suit was commenced, prosecuted and finally tried under and in accerdsnce with the provisions of the amended sections 65 and 68 of tha d •cedents* route, act, aa they were at tempted to be amended by the act of February 20,1855. The record also shows that the original complaint in this case waa placed upon the issue docket as a civil action, and not aa a claim, lor issue and trial. After process had been served on the administratrix of Albert G. Sloe, deceased, she appeared and moved to strike the cause from the docket which motion was anetoined. That was an end of the case, and Hcoaid not be a pending suit or claim against the decedent’s route, undeg .aay law in force, until renewed and eenftneneed ugatu in aotne form. Contrary to the decision in the •original opinion of the eases it is now hold that tho amended sections 65 and 66 of the
Thai OoaiffM
fMtw Te-k special.)
Tho Imnrooa* aals of New York Ontrai Stock to the Wanesb system Is udaratood to mean a eoroblnatlon between the Raw York Central and the Erie Interests; that Is to say, between Vanderbilt and Gould. It ia thought lbs aadanlandiuf between these parties may extend to their telegraph Interests, and that the general rroult will be tha increase of values in raOroada and telegraphs. . . . , . Sherman aad Oar field.
[Washington special.]
Major Btrkhero, of Dayton, lays that Sherman will net Ohio solid in the republican convention, and that when the time roils round to elect a saccroeer to Senator Thurman, (hat GartMd will have pcncEcaOy no opposition. He thinks the objection rated to Garfield that be is poor will help Mm. As to Stanley Matthews, filcaham soya he has no
chance at all. Chendlei!
[Wi.1
Tt la not Improl^ble, should tho non ton* become very seimated In this triangular fight, that aorno new maa will ho selected os o matter of compromise, in which caea it ia probable Gen. Hawley, of Connect!ent, will be- tho Tuan, ho botef wholly uncommitted to any of tho pcraktenliAl aepiranta.
Ilso Rvie BuuFd;
Kaw York, November 28.—It ia‘reported that three Erie directors wHl resign, making places for three Vanderbilt men. The Erie tffieera say that the road will work baneoeleualy with (be Now York Central. The tmpreaston of tb« recent
tret vote on the London market h
tita ObulrsnuEstklp.
ehfngton special.]
on market
advance In Erie from 85*^ to 38%.
recent Censbowe by an
sight would not provide water maybe increased b;
bT»_
85; 56 Penn., 419.) Held (8), The set for the in-
w, x*v A. EUAUs, mair-s A-ACrvA \V}, AIIC MUl lUE l corporalien of alackwator navigation comi
ion b^ them of lands.
provides for_ the
appro priatb
•je-t hr-filing : m description thereol with detk of the oonnty, etc ; and when the band
desk of toe county, etc ; and when the land and the rights and intromU specified are appropriated they belong to tho company only to tse for the
sdfied. Such companies acquire no rttow any other land by the appropriBt appropriated. (21 Ohio, 401.)
KIblack, administrator, vs. Knox C. C. Petition for re-
Howk. 3.
Bopisg fee Pottor. (Waablngtou specUl.l Domcerals arriving from Now York profess great confidence that the final revision of tha New York election retnrnaby a democratic board will rroult i» declaring Clarkson N. Potter elected lieutenant governor. A Voice From UtoDoud. [rouator Thurman-] I do not regard the result In Ohio as a rebuke to toe democrats in congress, nor do 1 Wlere there ia anything in the situation to dlaeourage or alarm the democrats. Fits John Porter. [Washington spedoLl
A bil)
tricseman to retire l*ay ol a major general.
GiiEsigriv’s
SULPHUR SOAP
name and design on Mae packet which eneioaeo each cake, au this famous romody turn been counterfeited. C. H. CBITTENTOI, Sole Prop., I.T.
THE LEADING EXTERNAL SPECIFIC FOR SKIN DISEASES A Beau tiHerof the Complexion. It renders the Cut!do Healthful, Clear. ■'
■ ■
Diseases. It ia also valuable as an In jertiun. Aa an ndlunct of the TOILET, It la far more d-'siruble than any coamcUca. fiWTAlf, FRECKl-ES, PWPUNL and HI.OT CHRS yield to it* influence; and it ia the The uVci, k mimt by U» Vulial
fraternitf.
PRIC8X; 25ctuCak : a mi «m 3 Cafe 75 c.’ o—a i OM» " J 9mt Iwwjpmm
Drqggiata, Fancy Goods Peal— »nd Grocera keep am hand GLENN’S SULPHUR SOAP; and will on demand for it supply the genuine.
FAMOUS REMEDIES.
HALE'S HON BY OP HORRHOUND AND TAR, for Cooffha aad all Lung Disease*. PDCE'S 4 ?OOTHACH E^RO^PS* l ^ 0 * a ' (Une^usledj, 30 Cento. HILlH HAIR^ANO tA^nsKe’r'dyE aMtentanwiaLsTaffila. * - JAPANESE CORN FILE, for Remowtac Coma, Buniona, Ac., 35 Cento.
BOZJD BYT AUX. JXRXJG-GUEFTS.
JOS-AtMOORB, 84 lAEt Xarkfit Itmt
FOB REFT:
Moore's Market Htroct fl# Id I0« DwelUng Hones, M* Norto A^ama ft,, f»
has been prepared by a southern con-
Fltz John Porter on (ha lull
ICC,
and utterly void. [46 In< Ind, 395 ; 60 Ind, 327.] 81 1867, the originai sections,
Juna 17.1852 fog (he jettlemeat of docedentarotattalFvc been, and are now la full forefi [80 Tte’ fi rsb #iaute of‘srotieifaie oUho pistlea tel rtoda m followa: “Tha time during which the defnidait ia a non-rwldent of the atato, or absent on public husinero. shall not he computed in any of the period, of WtotloB.*' *8 A8.,fel). The absence of the defendant contemplated In tnls aeo-
t contemplated
tUn of the statute, must be such as would prevent the plaintiff, during its continuance, from enforcing hi* cause of action byy judgment In pereonance against the defend ent The act of March 18, 1877, Which waa an attempted amendment of section 66. before! referred to, ia uuconsiitutional and void; for a valfl htw can not be enacted by amending an invalid one [Acts 1877, spec, aero. 87.} ButiubeUnthdiy the same provisions, to regard to msttere of valid defence being gif an to evidence without gpodal plea, will be found in the original section .66 of the 4**deiits estates acts, which original { koMon' it now in force. Altnough the amended sections 66 and 6«, under the act of February 20, ifftfrwere unconstitutional and void, it does.not folio# that the practice and pleadings ia claim* against decedents’ crates which have greton up under said amended si ctious, ought to be [abruptly disturbed
and set aside.
The following cases have been dismissed: 6904. Thomas Brookerva. Joseph G. iUeeman, Marion C. C. Motion of appellee. % 7204 Abner H. Bowen va. James Roach et «l.
Carroll C. C. Want of prosecution. 7384. RUaa M. Holcomb, Sr.,
, vs. ex reL EUiott.
aaderburgh C. C. Want of proaecut _ ■ 7999. Win. B. Fewer Vs. Waiter B. Hlxon. Tip-
Vaade
Gabriel Spenc t of proaecutioa.
pecanoe C. C. 8000. Edw*
Tippecanoe C. C.
By appellant.
Edward Summer vs
va. Walter
By appellant.
B. Hlxon.
STATE NEWS.
or auch she had
buwe w wsaw rroxa avs. vroa vaxuls ui UXtl jai wtat t.YrtO, part aa they should find from the evidence neen deprived of during suen lime as ahfi
B ruiaea,
oaro, Old loraa.Wounds, ate. AUo ffir.Too [ache, EfifidacMfi, ton Throat, I Ho&rteneis, Heuralfia, Catorrh, arrhaa, aad all Remorrhagea, «to. It ta acknowledged by Physkuans of all schools
I that Pond's Extract has more wonderful cuIcativepropertiM than any other remedy. No form I the Kxirauct as a toilet requisite, has induced us I to prepure modified forms of the Ex trtoct la a iTollei fioasp (80e a box of Soakro), a Toilet Chresum tor aaftoalng aad beeutif/lng the akin (ft.00 a bottle), e OwmUfrice (50c), a Lip
•filwo (25c). a
■ For eensiilve and severe csero of Oatuanrh, lour CtoUtrrb Cnre (75c 1 used with our Nasatl |»TFtnffO{28c^taare^ ! «louro. Our In Under
<•). for l.onffi aad Wtaxofit
Space will not ed- . for which It iaa
houid be kept la every family. Out Pifistera excel all others. Use our Medicated Paper to prevent aad cure Plies and CfeaMn*. The base of sdl our Toilet sbd Med Was! propro ’nUoastaPfiad's Extoact, which ta a guaran4tee that tody an attpHrlor, and droerro tha conflaace at tha public. Bold by all Druggbta.
only by
i*osD»s extract cowtabty, New York and London mj ‘ '
Furs!* Furs! repaired and made to order.
Sacques
Seal IH
A SPECIALTY.
Enlarged and Fitted la too Latest Stylo, SILK DOLHANS, Lined aad Trimmed ta Fur.
fCimtnuairo. That und«r Mid
MCted t drain under said 4F* aad dTeina, xad art’ street impro veined ur and
he uppeUant^n.vlng eonnected
„ 5,5
stream of water, and to keep the aewer or drain under said afreet in such reptlr aa would permit the free and unobstructed flow of such water through the same. [53 Ind., 230: 37 lad., 193 68; UirUXsibOHTKACr—STATUTX OF FRAPD—USAOB 7781. Charles D. Rhodes et al. va. Eheneaer Mathews, Marion A C. Affirmed. Biddle, J. This was a proceeding In attachment commenced bvtheappellee against appellant, before a justice of the peace upon a complaint ia the farm of a common count for work and labor done and |»ur-
tatmefi under, ler work and-labor.
Other creditors of the appellant.
It I. shown that
^x.^sssaESirisissaa’s furnish the means to operate said mill and oarry on It# businesa. Including the payment ol op°ratlvas. The means were so furnished lor that purpose by
weived the proceed* of
■ . ee, the appsllam, were
formed of the conuuct and acted upon it in reud tog thtir aervicra to the mill. Theannellant knew that the operatives acted upon the laith of said
id mads no ed o-jatract
the sppeUsnta and they received the
mill. The operatlvt
in-
render-
coutract in rendering their rorvioro
objectiito thereto. H«
« and 1
■eld, Thst aa iutnUed
uroee in ravor 01 toa appellees agairat the appellants to pay hn tha service# wbsn render*!. It •aa not aeoaaaarr that there should have been aa
of auch contract at the time he rendered the services. (41 Ind., 489. ] The edntreat waa not within the statute of frauds. Held, also, that usage has accepted the word 1 ‘operate” aa aa active verb, and the Taw usee words in their accepted sense, rather than according to their strict etymo'ogy or to tha niceties of philology,
r L EA DUfo—PxacncK.
8785 John a Etria va Andrew Patterson et al
Portae C C. Affirmed. Nihlack, J.
(i) Where, in a proceed tog to quiet title an order ta made granting a new trial as a matter ot right to the defendant, upon 'he payment ol coat*, without objection on toe part of pi ad n tiff, no question to raised for decision ia this court by an ex-
the subsequent granting of a new trial at ding term of court, to the same party, Iret order granting auch new trial la
permitted to remain in foil force. (8.) Where the
ception to' ttaaocwenl
while the first order
oroe. O.)
The Brasil miners hare derided to strike December 1, for Sea cents per ton advance. The force in Ried, Butler A Co.’s port house at Richmond, are tn a atrfke and work is measurably suspended. M. B. Graham, for a long time editor of the Delphi Times, died suddenly Wednesday morning of softening of the brain. Tommy Barrett, a twelve year old orphan, of Cambridge City, was drowned by breaking through the Ice on thanksgiving day. 0.8. Ellis, of Muscle, known as Butcher Smith, waa kicked ia the face and stomach by a fractious hone, and probably fatally injored. John Merrill, a farmer living a mile aonth of Fort vllle was attacked bv a vicious bull and very seriously and probably fatally injured. A young man of Rush vllle named Wiley shot at a coon, but his gun buret, and tne breech-pin went through hi* head, killing him instootly. Jefferson Sesriefi who Uvea near New Albany, was felllnr a tree when a splinter flaw from it, striking him so violently as to kQ! him instantly. A. G. Roberts, oi Syracuse, the man who accidentally shot and killed L. D. BUderbeok on Tuesday, hsa hcooUM Ineioo, and vUl be token to Indiana boII. fog treatment. iy, DecWher 18. l^anad, 1* Fifty .premium* rro offered on Iruiis, vegetables, e(c. E. N Knight, a brakeman ofi tho Wabash raS-
LogAUSport.
ut listed parents
reside. » .T '
WIlMam fiaebsoa foeeed an entrance loto Ketcbsm A Barton’s hardware atore, at Bourbon, and WtdlefR Utofitt ofri&iog the money drawer, was sbkt ia the head by a load of buckshot by Luther Barton, who sleeps in the store. He is not danger-
on* ly hurt.
One-half of the town of Owenaburg, Greene county, was burned Wedneaday, including Burebam’s hotel, and the greater portion of the mercantile wtabliahmenta. Owenaburg bdl a population of between three and four hundred. Joseph Bttby aad Ben. F. Perkins have bean arrested at Terre Haute for the murder of A. C. Mattox, a rich cooper, two years and a half ago. The arrest was made on complaint of Mollie Perkins, wife of one of the priaoners, whose reputation for
truthfulness ia not vouched for.
The monument to the mother of Abraham Lincoln was placed in position above her grave iu the village ot Lincoln, In Spencer county, on thanksgiving day. It ia a beautiful snaft of white marble, and bean the legend that beneath it grots in peace the remain, of Nancy Lincoln, mother of Abraham Ltoeoli, sixteenth president of the
United States.
Miss Emma Wilaon, daughter tf Dr. J. F. Wlim, who rerides a mile sod a half southwest of
aim, New
Providence. Clark county, disappeared on Monday night and no traces of her can be- found. She left home bareheaded and without a shawl or
young man denies any knowledge oi her wherealfeufih ■ it The thirteenth semi-annual convention of the Women’s Christian, tomperenee unton, for the 7th district, Including the ooutuiae of Marion, Han- ~ ~ flwaalaid.
ud Thu re-
organizations, Bible
men’s Christian association,
quested persnee
cock and Shelby, will meet to Hancock county, on Wednesday
day next. AU temperance
schools, young men’s chriatiau association, church to and reform clubs are earnestly requested to send delegates to the convention. Temperance organizations are requested to send a written report of thrir work, and other things of Interest.
Dleh Smith oo Grant. New To ax, November 27.—Richard Smith waa Interviewed to-day la the Tribune. He said that if Grant were Dominated, he should regard his election as by no means certain. The German element is hostile to anything that looks like Imperialism. They favor frequent elections, audehsnge of men ia power. Nearly all of them are opposed to giting General Grant a third term. Without tho Germans, the republicans can not carry Ohio. He did not eee where they could turn for votes to — , tuuero it were to the dento-
un trust-
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4 MARKET KEFOUI. » f ■ ® , Indianapolis Wtaoieaa la. Mfirikofi. A number of changes are made la thd market quotatk>Da to-day. Foreign frutta, canned goods aad leather are higher. Tinners’ supplies, camphor aad quinine are lower. Trade active. JOBXUO PaovMom—Market active and strong. Breakfast bacon 9e; a. c. hams, 10 to IS lbs average 10c; 16 lbs 9%c; 20 lba>ad over9>ic; bscon cleat sides, 8c; plain bacon ahoitldtro, 454c; kettle lard, in ttareefi 7^c; tn keg, 7^ @8c. Clear pork 113.Ofi. Paonccn—Trade afoong. <-8hlppan are paying J 7 cents at mark, for eggs, which sell from atore at 18#20 cents. Good batter selling at 18c; ahipneni paying 12#14o; common grades J bring Spring chickens fl 26#1.50 old baaa|2<40; roosters *150 GeroelH 50 for fuUfeatured; 1850 for picked. Docks 82 25 for old; Turkeys t@6% cents per pound. Fast her prime 40 cento; mixed 15#88 cento according to
qnaUtyv
rrade brisk. Bugara.—bards, ll}{ Standard A n#UKe. off
fi l0^#10^c; White extra C9%®10%e; yellow,8
Coflaro common, 13)6#14)ie; fair, 15 good }«#16H<limreo, l&fi#18otwlrieUy
grime 18#18>«c; choice, 19#19Xe; golden Rto, f0022c {Java, 2»^#28c. Mexican, 17X018^. according ta (rods. Motoroea ud »ynipa—Haw Orleans molaaroa, new 43#55o; common ayrups, 86#40e; medium, 4 i#«53j chotce, 48 #CCC. Starch, :8K<98i*>. Lake rolk fi.4001.45. per cal loto; [email protected] in small qoanUttoa.. Rica (%0f*e tor lair to beat Louisiana and 6aroUna. Cheese, jobbing at 18X014)6* for western rarerve, coal oil, 16)^17c for attndard grade. Spicea—pepper, 16X*l7a; allapioe,18028c gloves AO 060c; ieaaria, 85040#; nutmegs, 91)008110 per lb.
fw>da—WPer, 20035c; gingfir, 98026c; allspice, 28080c; cinnamon, 40060. clove#,30(966c mustard, 25045c. —
0Cah*xd Goo do—Active. Blackberries $1.40 01.50. Beans, string 81.260X.85. Lima, 11.50 Blueberries, 0A8. Cherriro, red, 8 Iba fl.40(31.60; White wax, 82 25. Lobatera, 1 lb fl.7501.86; 2 Iba 13.26. liackerel,! IbALfiAOratcreAull Ub 81.20/31.25; fiihatl 80^,1.90; light, 1 lb95e0$l.OO, Slball.SI; Peaches,atandard,2 Iba 11.70 ;8 lbs 12.1002.25 ;second toandard, 2 lbs 81.4501.50c; t Iba fl.8001.85; pie 8 lea 83 ^ §1^5; pie. 6 Iba |2.26»2.«0; ybite heath 8 Iba 0.25. Pine apple, 2 lbs 81.8001.78. Flams,
, 2 Iba 8150. Froe-Mjurowfat 11.75
0L8O. Early small, $1*8501.90. RaapbenlM,2 lbs 81.60016. Salmon, 1 18 818501.90; 8 Iba, 88.00. Strawberries Slba $1.75.02.00. Tomatoes, 8 lbs 81.2601.30. 21b 81.10, Yannonth corn, $1.6001.05.
Frikai$l-2fi.
Foreign FxtnTB airo Nora.—Market higher with otrong tendendea; old London layers; $140 0-8O;0pew London layers, Vt.OO0S.2S; Valencia new, 9%01Oc; California bunsh, 7J^c per pound; Muscatels, double crown, $2.30; nev, $2.7502.85; Florida oranges, boxes, $6.0003.50; barrels, $5.00 @8.00. Currants, 6%07)£c. Leghorn citron, 24025. Pere'an datea,Hi©Uc in boxea; black da tea 809oin frail*. Lemons—Meesina, $5.0005.60. Mew fig*— l*yere,11c; drums,14c. Soft .helled al moods—Terregena, 24@26c;Ivica, *3@24c; shelled almonds, 38 00; Mew Brazil nuts, 120l2>ic. Sicily filberts 12)* 014c. French walnuts, 12)*0l8c. Naples walnut*, 14018c. Saw peanuts—red Tennessee, 6c; white Tennessee, 6>£c; Virginta, 7c. Lxajmxo Drugs—Prices steady, with an active trade. Morphine. $4.2504.50. Quinine, $2,700 $2.76. ClnchondU, 81,1501.20. Borax, 12c. Camphor, 85088c. Alcohol, $2.1502.20. Amafcetlda, 80084c. Alum, 6){e. Chloroform, 95e0$l.OO. Copperas, barrels* $8.00; cream tartar, pure, 40045c; castor oil, Vo. 1, 95cA$1; oil bergamot, per pound, 8SAO03.75; soda, bi-carb., 406c; suite, epaom, 4 06c; sulphur, flour, 6@6c; salt pebra 18020c; tureatine 02065c; glycerine 2O08fi«; brdmide potash 40050c; lard oil C8068c; linseed oil 80088c; opium $5.75£6.00; white lead S^c; iodide of pot-
ash $4.7505.Oa
Day Guana-Trade brisk. Prices higher. Printo American 6V; Alien 7o; Eddyatoue fancy 7c; Pacific fancy 7e; Harmony fie; Bimpeen solid black 7c, Brown sheetings—AUaaUo A &%c; Crescent A f)<c. Pleached sheetings—Black* tone AA S^c; Hope 8%c; Chapman X IT^c; Fruit of the Loom 10c; New York Mills 12)(c; Lill’s 9)4c; Lonsdale 9^c. Corset jeans —Nanmkmg miteen 8)40; Indian Orchard 1%e. Ticks—Amoakeag A C A 16>4c; Lewiston# 88inch 17>4c; 88 inch 16c; 30 inch 13He Oanaburgs —Lomisiana 9Hc; Augusts 9He; Alabama 9He; Toledo 8c; Manchmiei 8He. Jeans—Doer Island 45c; Bedford SSc; Polaris 20c; Saxony 8>He Lancaster ginghams 9c. Grain bags—Stork A 23He; Franklinville 28c; American 21c; Harmony,
20c.
I.XATinre—Strong. Oak aria held at 87 @40c; hemlock sole held at 290 34c; harness, 88@41e; sklitlag, 88041 c; rough harness, 82084c; Pittsburg harneafi 40042c; bridle, per cozen, 54060c; city kip, [email protected]; French kip, e5c0f 1.25; dty cali-sklns, 85C081.2O; French calf-akin, $11501.90. Hidxs—Firm with upward tendency. G.S. 9@ 9He; G. & calf 11012c; G. 8. kip »@U>c; groan hide#, cowa 8Hc; green steers9Hc; green kip 10c; green culj 11c; bulla stag* and grubby % off. Tallow ft 605H«. ^ ^ > lacs—Market strong- Bar iron, 13.5008.75; wroaght charcoal bur, $4 5004.75. Horn show— Burden’s, $4.5005.00; male shoe#, $5.5006.00. Tiyauxa' Bcpruaa—Market atoady. Sort Drop’s sheri-lron roofing, $6.00 per aquare. Beat brands charcoal tin, IC 10x14, 14x20, $9 50: 12x12, $9.75 IX, 10x14,14x20, $11.50; 12x12, $11.75. Coke IC; 10x14, $8.80; Roofing, IC, 14x28, $8.80; 20x28, 117.50. Block tiu in pigs, 26e; lu hare, 98c. Common sheet iron, No. 27, $5.50. Charcoal iron, No. 27, $8.50. Morehead’a galvanised Iron, 10 per cent, discount. Lead, ta pigs, 6e*. la bare, 7c. Sheet sine, lie; ta full caaks, He taro. Grata ta Iran wan, 25 per emit, discount.
TheOnlyMinersofCoal
DOING BUSINESS IN THIS CITY. We own and operate our Mines and produce the Coal
we sell, and guarantee It to be the best Special atten-
tion to car load orders. Terms; strictly cash. ih-L 11 J. ; t • . « „ . , ■ ,
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Principal Office, 14 Hoilh PttmtylY&nU et,
Branch Officfi, 15 Bonh lUiuoi* etrect.
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FILL 0P1IH6 OF Bffi AID OBOES . It RAILROAD SHOE FACTORY, 169 E. WaahiHgton 81a GEO. G. STEINHAUER.
Safe, reliable, harmless and cheap is Dr. Bull's Gough Syrup. We therefore fio not wonder at the popularity of this old family medicine. The price is only 25 cent* a bottle. _ Jt?. , sarssr 1 £: AJ- —
19- FRENCH CALF BOOTS TO ORDER.
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USE IT AH DIRECTa.D, and yen will do your washing in half the time and with one-third the labor
required with other inapt. We pealti vely guarantee it not to iajirre the fabrics.
^manufactured only by
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all Kntorprlatnw XttialwMle find Retail Groears,
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Wlaoleamie and Betadl Dealer la AU Kladta •( COAL AND COKE. OFFICE, 11 North Pennsylvania St. * * C OAL YARDS. ChrCetimw mw» ton# gritoM fif Mffi—ffichw—ttfi MT
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Nor fi-For Female Weaficecea uim! Irrcfiro laritlea. Falling Womb, Leucorrhoaa (Whites!, and the many other Ola to which females are subject; enriches the blood, purities the secretions, iml strengthens weakly and fieUcaie female*.
Price- *3.00.
No. S—For KMaoy, Wylfifi, aatfi 111 a rider atteetiona. Brlcht’a 8Mac»a«, lllabetea, Lame or Weak Sark. Tones up vitality and restores lost energy. Price fitefifi. If yoor druggist does not keep ‘‘fiWTMER’fi Cf RATINE TADfi,” and wllfnot get one for you, do not let him palm off other worthless Imitation*, but aend the price to aa tn a totter, and we
will mail them to you. Address, E. F. SNYDER & CO.,
143 W. 4th Ht. t Cincinnati. O.
Prof. Young. If BaMwitea Block Slate scent. Arid by all Druggist*.
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THE SILEX FILTER/ The wonderful little Reversible Filter an exhibition la our streets the peat tow weeks to tor satoa the WATER WORKS OFFICE, 21 South Pennsylvento street. Cap at the fiffiee and see it. It can instantly be attached to saytaueta or aoede and being reverdhie without trouble, to at oaee •elf-deaning and always freak. It cen ba used and pupilta with equal facility for rata water, wet water, or that furnished by the Water Weeks Company. Recommended by all medical Mthosittoe. Sim pie, durable, cheap, ornamental and thoroughly efficient Gall and examine Ik DANIEL MACAULET, AftnU
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SUPPLIES vofi WATERS Steam and Gas, Stain BRASS Work*, Plumb* Sms, Bteller Baffc SiBkH PumpaTpad Pips, Sheet Mid Bar Lead. Pic Tin red CopPIPE CUT TO ORDER BT ITXAK FOWIB. - Sim FHig FrfitapUy aitfiMded to. 1% . . tattv TrierT/iTT |! r uUXaxi XkjXAVXLAf, 108, 110 mi 112 8. Dolaware it
••Bear stomach, ted breath, indigestion sod headeehe eerily eared by Hop Bitters. "Study Hop Bitters books, use tho medicine, be wise, healthy end happy.** “When Ufa t. a drug, and you have loel eU hone, try Hop Bitters.” "Kidney aad urinary trouble to universal, and the oof v safe and sure remedy to Hep Bitters—reify en It.” "Hop Bitters doee net exhaust and destroy. but reatorro god makes new.” bilfousnees, drewrineee, Jaundice, flop Bitten twonovro easily.” “Boris, Pimples, Freckles, Rough Skin, eruptions, Impure blood. Hop Bitters euro ” "Inactive Kidneys and Urinary Org rouse the wont of dtoeroro, find Hop BUI curro them ail.” "More health, sonehtne aad toy in Hon Bitters then in all other rauaedtaa.” Hop Coiffe Care aad PrIb Relief Is the Best. Per role by Browning A Sloan aad Stewart * Barry, wholesale, and b^ ta^dru^gtoto at
NEW SUPPLY ' OF Id Ent Trilm ICmo., *1.38. BOWEN, STEWART k CO.. M ia w. wmunetoa at. THERE K NO ALUM IN Snow King Flour. »,w4. . . .- i FRARKELSmTHj FINE JOB PRINT1N0,