Decatur Daily Despatch, The (Newspaper) - January 7, 1890, Decatur, Illinois BATES Or in per 111. Entered matter K 1U. JANUARY 7, 1880. local of lava M or h tiwa for tented in TW lor Bra a The rate trill for of and like mitten by of matt aim to paid for to ianm BrW tnm for- to he free of TO We will be pleased to have any who is missed at any time by a earner report the fact to the Unless this is done the office can no knowledge of irregularities in the de- livery of THK DESPATCH and for want of knowledge will be unable to cor- rect any irregularities which a carrier has CM be nude by Our number is 449. MISSOURI AS A REPUBLICAN The H. who figured out in The of January 4, a probable republican plurality IB Missouri in 1892, does not bye his solely of hat reapon well which are alike by ble and on his Democracy been rapidly ing its dominance in the state in the past few Its margin is less than half as broad ax it was in the early part of the present The lican gain has been so striking and noted in recent years that such earnest and sagacious democrats as Senator Vest are convinced of the difficulty of the task of holding the state in the party fold even in the election for bers of the legislature this If a square contest could have been bad in 1888 between the two big parties the members of the minor organizations casting their ballots with reference to their attitude toward the tion of protection or free the republicans would probably have This question is coming more prominently to the front than it was a year or two and the ratio of growth in the republican party in the state will undoubtedly be greater be- tween this time and 1892 than it was from 187C to 1888. The cause of the re- publican expansion in Missouri may readily Jbe pointed In few of the northern commonwealths between 1870 and the present time has the growth in manufacturing industries been TO great as it has been in this From the Mississippi river to the Kansas border and from Arkansas to the Iowa line there has been a striking and important extension and diversification of ments in the past fifteen or twenty In tiie amount and quality of the output of its mills and workshops Missouri holds a prominent place in the list of The recent inquiry which our local authorities have made into the matter shows that the growth in this direction is maintained and that the tendency is toward still larger and more conspicuous expansion rather than the The experience of this state is more impressive and eloquent than all the free trade rhetoric which has been heard from the days of Jean Baptiste Say to those of Roger Q. Here on the soil of souri has been given an object lesson of the benefits of the protective policy against which the most persuasive pleas of the cosmopolitan school of mists impotent and Within the confines of this state are living and active evidences of the virtue of a toms tariff wisely framed and rigidly and conscientiously enforced in the de- velopment of the natural resources of a locality and in the consequent progress and prosperity of the To that Missouri would fail to indorse and support the republican which the originator of this policy and is now its promoter and would be to proclaim that the state neither appreciated nor deserved the blessings which this system has THK AHO Nothing has so stimulated the ive genius of Americana the tive The tariff built up our in- and developed the necessity for improved Some one has said that necessity ia the mother of in- One of the free trade tries on the tariff question in that chinery haa cheapened goods in this country and that protection to our in- has had nothing to do with it for the sake of the we should admit their there still remains the that during the period of protection our beat machinery has been and that ae the result of improved machinery of avenues have been opened to labor where there were but hundreds IK the earlier days of the government contests for seats in congress were re- garded of the highest lege and were promptly In the later days of democratic power in the house these were allowed to drag along until the closing of The republicans being again in power in the house they show a dis- position to return to the early practices and settle these This is as it should Both the con- testant and the contestee are entitled to have these cases disposed of ly as and the people are en- titled to promptness in these for long as two men claim the same seat both receive pay as the time on and was an- that the Capt J. H. would be found to be the right man for the place and would settle these matters The are that he means THE debt of the rament now to about Of mm to in Mat and in a navy which is not ion in the sense that named nnd the railroad which the government has but to secured by property of the worth much wore than Hint The 4Us will become payable at in September ot but the 4s will not mature until 1907. TUe are that nearly all tins 000 bonded indebtedness will be canceled before the close of the eleven CALVIN S. BnicE has not been heard from on the question of ballot He to too busy now manipulating a cus in Ohio to give the matter his It is fair to presume that as soon M his campaign has closed and he has a balance on he will be a ballot reformer an will make Brother Cleveland green with is you wants ballot Hill vetoed a ballot reform in New York but now claims that lie has reformed and is in favor ot ballot reform ing he can dictate a and name it reform Gorman in opposed to ballot and so it goes ad Who is there that win tell just what these democrats want? A STORY is going the rounds that vin 8. Brice tossed up u copper cent to decide whether he would be a democrat or a Mr. Brice will be obliged to toss up a much greater amount of money of higher tion to decide whether ho will go to the United States senate 01 stay at Cerro White tor thin to of the that J. H. ut of no service thun to Mr. to teem u a good business an perfect Timed ore ilu II m very for thin of The weather of the punt few is and with anil Micro is lint very of it in condition to d It indeed looks rough that not nut i ul of bnt they should Hint in ent condition it cnn only Iw IOM bj the at the M. E. on New was n success m MUM ot A of both tinil callen were received nnd entertained Mr. Harry Bitter and Miw Dora excellent M. if iag a or at tho M. E. He IK an able speaker nnd 11 d w 11 li large mid appreciative an tion in the cities Nmv nnd Boston or The Mini From the will KUC an in hall Ilu better known in thin as Bai nwell nnd he spedt ot in- in Elder John and wife at today for where will some A. B. editor of the hat been las parents and in vicinity apr some took his leave for his home at Neb 111., Jnn Mr. Lewis of Decatur spent a the hist of last week with friends in and about Han Miw EHie her fi irad Miss Elln Lease of Arthur lust home Mr. B. F. Cann last tor northwest Missouri on a Mrs. Wichoff left Hai n w eok for hei home in Mr. and Miss Horn me the family of Mr. Mies Calhonn of Decatur bleu Miss Eva foi a She home this An from of health states that there are tit I lit now suffering from m the suburbs of No fatuities UK K as yet Most of our police force aie from the dis- was ibie foi going UH but ft wen out THR There was a large crowd nt Grand laat night despite the fall of to witness the minstrel performance by by the way is not far behind some now professionally be- fore the Mr. has cised great care in the proper drilling of the and no one present can complain of the The ance opened with u first part. The new gags and local hits of Messrs. Jones and were heartily plauded and much In ling through the it is sary to especially mention the juggling of Frank who with a little ing would become a formidable rival of of bottle juggling of the was rery Cash Kumte m his re- fined song and danco was well William Fudge gave a superb baton plainly that he under- stands handling Kd er's clog dance was but he dances rather more with his right than left The Acme rendered a stock of songs and were heartily applauded bv the being called forth in all their shyness the fourth Master as a con- did Ins tuin hut in ing his exit had the misfortune to fall on a chair which but beyond a few broken u be and the necessity of calling in n no serious damage u as done to the The big four song anil dance was also except for the fact that the two taking hail a ness for showing the complexion of thoir The wound up with a rollicking on titled and which was participated in by the entire and by the audience. The performance was for the benefit of the employes at the and the tendered its service The were W. W. which appears tonight at the opera is pronounced The Democrat as excellent and paper is presenting m the beet style it has ever been No literary is claimed for the The intention IB to ish thin to hang an entertaining hst of dances and now and refreshing It in a piece to solely amuse and keeping this object in it is a shining The first act m merely in which the foundation for the semblance of a plot is and tho work in clever specialties occupies the second and third The costuming iH arranged with beautiful and the entire company is composed of clever Tomorrow night W. H. Power's matic including Carroll will present This play has been produced with cess in all the larger and deals only with the refined side of Irish The success of the piece is BO well known that a very large attendance may be safely REAL ESTATE B. A. lot 5, blk mental Wi 350 00 Ellia nan and of Manui to Prank T. Unborn of 4 ami 1, blk 2, of Charlea W. Pope unit to U. all of no'i BO MO 17, tp 15, r 1 on Bev 20, nnd r 3M) LICENSED TO r MEN ON LINES RETURN TO O'clock Sunday N lull I ut it the roart con- ference held by Mr. and the committee the on the Mackey tem concluded shortly after 11 o'clock when a satisfactory agreement was signed by both and the men will return to work row Neither the railroad officials nor the employes would have anything to aay upon what basis the adjustment of the differences was What appears to be the most reliable report regarding the matter is to the effect that it was agreed Mr. Hurd would continue in the of master of transportation until a stated which would give him a time in which to straighten up the business of when would be succeeded by some one and until bis successor is appointed Mr. Mackey should have personal control of the men In crises of employment or dis- The strikers at all points on the system were notified tonight to ro- turn to work at RESUMED 111., Jan. striking freight and yard crews of the Decatur ville railway concluded to go to work and the first freight train since a. m. yesterday was sent out at 2 p. m. The employes concluded that as they had no grievances and were receiving good wages they would not be treating the company fairly by tying traffic upon this because ot trouble on another line owned by the Mackey A. Stevens of the Terre Haute Peoria for Peoria Water is very high m the rivers all along the Wabash lines in this I. H. general manager of the Terre Haute is in I. F. general foreman of the Wabash telegraph left for Detroit N. B. trainmaster of the Decatur was in the city R. B. day operator at the east end Wabash was taken sick yesterday and had to quit Charley Denton of a Wa- bash dining car spent day with his parents in this William St. the switchman m the Decatur Western local who has been ia on duty E. O. general passenger agent of the Decatur passed through the city yesterday going The order of the New York Cenral directing all signal tenders to stand on the track five minutes after each train had and after the live minutes had elapsed to stand five minutes longer displaying a green is boing adopted by many of the western The order of Railway Conductors be- gins the year 1890 with over The order was instituted in 18G8, and by keeping aloof from strikes has made uniform and rapid A home for disabled conductors is to be built by the order at Sioux City at a cost of A disastrous wreck occurred on the Decatur Western road Sunday night at in which teen cars were The No. 20, having exhausted its left the cars on n high grade near the city and went to the water tank to get a fresh The cars got into motion and speeding down the grade smashed into the engine with great ing in the above It was said yesterday that Conductor who had charge of the had The addition say miles of new road during the past year means at the moderate average of per the vast sum of has been expended in their construction and and that employment for the future has been furnished thereby to from 25.000 to more who will be required to carry on the tions of these while thousands more will be kept busy in supplying the various manufactured the de- mand for which is increased by the ad- dition of every new mile of Rumor is still busy w ith the name ot the Illinois Central in connection with the projected line to Puget withstanding the resolution passed at the late meeting of the stockholders that nothing should be done with the new the strong opinion being ex- pressed that the road is already long That the Puget Sound road will be seems to be a generally accepted It will run from Sioux S. to thence to Lolo Pass of the Bitter Root crossing the Columbia River and going through the Pass in the paralleling the Northern Late last Friday evening an unknown German was seen lying on the Terre Haute Peoria railroad about a mile and a half west of the village of and on investigation he was not considered drunk nor He said he was determined to commit suicide by letting a train crush the life out of He was rather desperate and nourished a defying anybody to touch Those who found him realized his and loft word at the depot to look for as it was nearly train When the train arrived at the spot he was still lying After the train had stopped ho had to be pelted off with coal and If the train men had not been notified in time he certainly would have been as the train could not have been stopped very easily at that 8uiM of Captain Frank Cassell of I. C. Pugh Sons of has appointed the following staff officers for the ing First D. E. quartermaster Harry of the Harry corporal of the W. A. company Harry picket P. D. principal Lon color George A. Delle Harris will represent the camp at the next division encampment which will held at Jacksonville this The applicants for membership now before the lodge will swell its members to over and they have been ised a banquet by the Women's as soon as they have reached that anil These Pills are scientifically com uniform in No griping pain so commonly following the use of They are adapted to both adults and children with perfect We guarantee they have no equal in the cure of Sick Dys- as an they excel any other For aale by John A. PRICES FARMER PRICES FOR THE MECHANIC PRICES FOR EVERYBODY TO Now is the Time to Sane Money in Your 75 Children's Cloaks at lew than half We are determined to close them 100 dozen Printed Border 3 cento 50 Brocaded Silk 48 cento 20 Silk and Cashmere 50, 75 and 20 Fancy Damask 20 cento A great 25 Silk Broche only 11.75, and an elegant stock of Beaver and Velvet Shawls at very low Hoods and in all and 72 15 dozen Heal Kid all black and 75 worth 81.50. 5 Pieces Bleached German Table 62-in. only rtO cents per White Marseilles and very Plush Toilet Fancy Work Christmas Fancy Brass and Celluloid Furs of all Our entire stock of Winter and Children's Underwear will be sold lit February S. AGENT STANDARD THE STOVES AND RANGES bearing this treda mark ore to-day making more and happy than any other brand in ex- They are made in all and both for Cooking and and m Bold at prices to suit the of the rich or Beware SALE ONLY BV ECKLES 13S of firM ol DM thin ID OM In ot In oat of thru room nj Kant Main and You u or got tin policy fur In rage of 01 for HOB from Ht. city in for cull ufc yOll on -I one of the will noil In- or ut No. IW Houth J. rit A for or ut A to do at lit 101S Etui of 1 1 mil with a I conl toll for or ono Cull W W. kind of F touny of 417, in for lady nnd If K. two lino fall nnd at North JOHN 17IOUHALKAT A F nnd lol 40xl.riOt A quantity of For tion of C. W. or B the day or at No. North Water u of Anna K. Z In- physician in a first clasH town of where lie for thirty will far IM to n year to any who will Inquire at TUK TERRE POPULAR AND FAVORITE ROUTE With Traveling TUB 1IOBT TO Council ILLINOIS CALIFORNIA The Lino and Afford MLB Moat Through Line St. Passengers by tins line can secure through berths in elegant Pullman Drawing Sleeping running daily between St. Louis and Los An- gelee and San and St. Louis and San Cal. This popular route from St. Louis to California is via Frisco Line to Topeka Santa Fe to Atlantic California Southern and Southern Passengers bun arrange in advance for through sleeping cur tions by addressing general passenger Frisco St. and the undersigned who will reserve through berths from St. Louis to Remember to buy your tickets St. Louis and the St. Louis San Francisco Ask your ticket agent to sell you tickets St. Louis the For ticket and freight copies of Frisco Line giving time tables and large of illustrated pamphlet of Eureka largs call on your nearest tici or call upon or address travelling agent Frisco of- fice No. 252 North Water 111. Decatur Two Passenger Trains The Line New Northeast Chair Mo. Unequalled as a health and pleasure Finest watering place hotel in the westr The waters will positively cure all Kidney and Liver Female Skin and Blood etc. For handsomely illustrated descriptive apply to P. G. P. T. A. St. Mo. The Cont Co. given Martin the exclusive sale of their coul for and Mr. Martin is now rilling orders for winter's supply at very low Telephone 43.% or call at 628 North Main Chicago TI. W. Knight will receive a carload of Sw if t dressed beef from Chicago Wednesday or Thursday It will be placed on sale at the new meat market in Library All the go dressed beef is from animals which have been inspected both before and after being and there is no bettor beef in the The new market is not open on The outgoing and incoming officers of the Sons of the Woman's Re- lief Corps and the Grand Army of the Republic are earnestly requested to meet at the post hall Monday evening at o'clock to make arrangements for the public installation of officers i held Friday Jan. 10. By order of the A The inventors of the ing machine offer the public the first and only successful revolving It is self-threading and don't have to be removed from the machine in order to Opposition frequently try to have people that it is like the it which has a ing hook that catches the needle currying it partly casting it off ut the therefore the frequent but the Standard shuttle catches the throwing loop entirely over the forming a stich nt every the tles of the other machines stop and start four times for every All sewing machine companies have for years post fully the advantages a revolving would have over the stop and start and have been paying out immense sums of money to it. Think of the above A trial of the machine is more convincing than Standard office in Library block on William O. Tin Keck A Grand Opera Pure Havanna Tickets via D. A W. for sale by all of connecting Baggage through to For further information call on or ad- dress C. G. 111 S. Terre Book St. New and THE 8HOBX LIMB TO New and all Eastern TRACK IN Stoat New tnd Coaches THROUGH TICKETS SOLD TO ALL POINTS Baat and BAGGAGE CHECKED TO For full information apply to Agenta of the Special Agent will iont upon application to confer with trip to any I. H. A. General Gen. Ticket Agt THE FITCH TYPEWRITER The best and simplest for general Perfect writing in plain No ink ribbon to bother Call at 134 South State and see the chine at or address J. MAYO 111. TIME TABLE VI HAVE Contractor and of time of t The Wabash Line a m 1'iiw raoM HT. No. ID No. 4 IHM H in No. 441'iuw 10 urn 42 1'uw. 10 it I'am VI MM 10 10 m 10 inn ft K. u in No. Plow No. Bl 71 .Ml fl 4-UT, u in i Ml III p in Ti H m TO 41 1 u m i in No. 44 No. 48 p in No. 47 No. 70 10 IS n 71 pm TO No. 411 u ni No. No. 41 1'liw.' No. 47 1.-..SJ 1HJO 11 HI FROM No. K No. No. 1 No. 44 42 No. In U in II IS urn 10 U p m am Ui pin TO I No. 2 1'iuts 2.15 p in No. 4 II Xi u m li M in Illinois I No. d 11 am No. I No. U m No. am No. 4 II 7 riO u m No. 4 2 p No. 10 t No. arn 10 m Decatur I No. 1 2 11-20 n No. 9 1'oiw 'a u ni No. 4 I'm t 1UJIO p 11 No. 7 1'ut.H" u a Decatur I No. 2 I. Vi v m No 1 10.40 a m No. 4 B ml No. p in No. M B p in a Terre Haute 1 No. 2 a m No. I p m No. 4 10 1'iu-t" 7AO pm No. III m of Haul MACOS Andruw O. No. Public in given in ol a decree on 115th of 188M, by the buid in the above en- titled 1, J. in of said of at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon on the day of 1890, at the front door of the Houge in Decatur in Macon at public to the and the real lying and in county of Macon and State of Lot number in block four of Beiry H. fourth addition to the City of in the county of Hacon and ol OK Hale to redemption to Dated at HUH 10th day of 18KI J. Master in Chancery of Macon D. C. AND NOTARY inn Kiven to mutton in etc. Will buy 1'owere Ml E. Mam Ht np We LOAN All of on notice in have money loan chattel live farm grain or make loana on individual at Farm liana at 0 IMT cent mier ALBERT T. 145 North Wuter Boston Is Marriage at Failure Prescription Is the only remedy Sold only in by DR. A. J. 8TONEB for by mail promptly on iavo lately the of ft mechanic from am prepared to do work on ebort 401 Kant 81. CO Ontro 1 00 all 100 All 400 Antique 2 SO High Back Woven Cane Antique 2 00 Foot 35 150 25 High Chai 75 All Antique Side 12 50 Desk and Book 9 SO Antique Book ft 00 CALL OUR ELEGANT ASSORTMENT Steel Adjustable i Mammoth Furniture Kast Main HURRY The closing out sale of Ferriss Lapham will last but little Come with a rush if you want to get the If you delay much longer you will get left and have to pay high prices for high prices that you were accustomed to years Do you ever THINK HOW MUCH WE SAVE YOU by the prices we have been making in this closing out Do you recall the prices which you formerly paid for shoes of no better Don't you know that by comparison with former prices you see you are saving fully 50 per Don't you see that such cuts mean that Ferriss Lapham Are Going Out of Business Here? Do you imagine that after they have quit business here you will get shoes again as If you think so remove the No Chicago wholesale house with its great facilities for buying at the bottom price will be here It be- hooves to We don't expect to get as much as factory cost for what goods are in this We don't intend to stock it up We mean only to clean out what is The unseasonable weather has prolonged the Buy immediately if you wish the or these Everything Reduced Another Come now and be in a hurry about it. We will not be here long. Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Hand Sewed worth now Machine Sewed worth now Machine Sewed worth 82, now Machine Sewed worth now Heavy worth now Kip worth now Veal worth now Calf worth now Buckle worth now imitation worth 75C, 75 i 25 90 i 50 1 75 2 25 1 QO 75 35 Hand Turned and Hand Welt finest and worth now Dongola worth now Dongola worth now Dongola worth now Dongola worth now worth 4oc, now Buckle worth now Best Rubber Hoots Men's self worth now I I I 50 90 50 IS 90 HAM