Logansport Journal (Newspaper) - July 21, 1886, Logansport, Indiana THE LOGANSPORT DAILY VOL XI LOGANSPORT INDIANA WEDNESDAY MORNING JULY 21 NO 172 NEWEST STYLES MONACO STANDISH 01 Gents Linen Collars DEWENTER THE HATTER GLASGOW RADNOR CALL AND SEE NEVILLE REED FRED TOM The Honest Grocers OPERA HOUSE BLOCK THE NEWS IN BRIEF The price of silver in London has declined Jost 10 pence per ounce in tha last eight W H Clifford of Portland Me is men as tho possible successor of John as solicitor general Rev Adrian Foote the oldest minister in the United States died Monday bight at Rochester Ind in his 100th year Tbe three Milwaukee anarchists Hirth and Simon were sentenced Monday to nine months each in the house of tion The visible supply of wheat and corn is respectively and bush bince last report wheat has increased 617716 busbe Is and corn has been aug bushels It is believed at Muncie Ind that Miss Richmond daughter of tbe Rev u D Richmond and Charles Brown have eloped The young woman has been miss ing since Sunday morning Tbe new syndicate controlling the mines In the St Louts district and having s cap ital of mot Monday at Station Ills and elected directors and cers Charles being chosen presi dent man who claims the distinction of being the editor m the world ia Hollar who edits the illustrated Esqui paper published at on the wast coast of Greenland 64 degrees north latitude Fred Robison IS years old of Detroit was found dead in a knear Lan sing Mich Monday his skull having bean fractured His two companions have been arrested ono of them having confessed accidentally struck Robinson on the I w complaint II f impairing nutrition ana ae JM to tha way WILL TAKE A TRIP TO EUROPE An Heir man Ii loping Couple by the Komi fa rent NEW YORK July Emma Thomp son a plump 10 yearold girl in short dresses tbo daughter of a rich Broadway tailor eloped with George Coats fi good looking Englishman of HO wto is employed as a valet and coachman The wealthy tailor and hia family had gone to Garrison on the Hudson to pass tho summer vaca tion Tbe girl and her coachman lover met at the hotel and held many clandestine trysts Friday the gallant stableman took the girl u where they were mar ried by the Rav Mr Shine Then they came to this city and went to a boarding house Old man Thompson found the couple with the aid of EI detective and at tempted to assault his The lattei showed his marriage certificate Finally the old man burst into tears forgave the couple and agreed to send them to for a wedding trip on Suffrage NEW York Jurist Tuesday published the tegal opinions of fiftytwo members out of the of tho Xew York bar whose views the womans suffrage party have obtained on thu claim that women are debarred by the state con from voting The fiftytwo in dorse Hamilton Wilcoxs legal work en titled The Legislative Power Over Suff rage and concur with his opinion that the claim that tha constitution disfranchises women has no legal foundation Many of thee opinions ard from of prom inence ol an Inventor ROCHESTER N Y July tiO James T inventor and manufacturer of reap ers and binders died Tuesday morning In this city aged 41 Deceased left au estate valued ut over 000001 He bad been In tbb business since and in put the selfbinder ever made in the field BUFFALO N Y July 20t members of the German singing societies accompanied by excursionists left the city Tuesday morning for Milwaukee to at tend THE MARKETS July On the board of trade todav tbo In grain and provisions were a No July tinned SHc lusad I July Jfi naked closed bit anil cloned Oats j July i closed ber August opened up 19W July closed LIVE prices were re from vanls today jit LUd Hut Annies aoll at 5c and and 1 Did you Sup pose Mustang Liniment only good for horses It is for tion of all flesh FOB Nobby Styles Neat Pits and HONEST Tbe Tailor 45 ami lute 515 eurly weaker com mon 15ff17i ner Ib goud dairy UliP chickens per It me r Ut UK per per ruj riLd per 10tjt UOT New YORK July 1 red Mo 1 white do Ko 2 rod July August y July Aug r l White Plate No 2 do lie No a July 3tc bid Bur new mesa August WWO September St ST Louis 20 lower No 2 rcl cash September No i mixed cash September Knsy Ny z casli y 9fi Uyo rr toudy 1arkSteady July 23 77iic August SHc September 80gc doing No s 38c No 1 Clc No a September 60ftc July 20 1 white red No red cish 81c asked September 83Vic 41c No a No 2 white 3Tc Toledo July 20 firm cuh and July September October and firm 40lie HATCH AT WHITE HE TAKES EXCEPTION TO INGALLS REMARKS IN DEBATE HI ih llo of Allowing Liquid In Notos CITY July bousy Monday insisted on ita disagreement iu the to tho preemption and Morrison reported a concurrent providing for ail jour on tho insU A night was hold and a till providing for tho IBB no ol postal iu order o ill cos for at a o conta Hatch oC rising to a of privilege sent to tha darks dusk and had read a extract from a speech in tbo Monday by In galls to tbo that a wua to the Amur than the supported in tho houan undur tho lead of Iho of a who is himself in thu dairy who has a herd and a farm whose product lit iu the market and upon which ho relies for support etc etc Mr Speaker said Hatch every on Lho will tig roe with me that tbo to me as tho chairman of tho commit tee oa agriculture of the of by a senator in a dis cussion of a passed this bouse is in violation oi evory rulo and in violation of manly and in stinct that ought tu actuate a member of either of houses Tho respect which I have for this house and its from as it ought 10 ed 1 dust re to state that this connects my with that o the senator from Now York Miller who was present kmd the rights and privileges of the and could defend in the statement that 1 am per sonally in tbo passage of tho oleomargarine and that I derive my support or any part of it from tha product of H herd of cows on my farm it is simply a complete and gratuitous falsehood is no truth in it and no foundation for it Hatch regretted that he was nut the owner of a dairy farm in He no other interest in tho than had every consumer of butter Tho charge that he was person ally interested was a falsehood the chareo that he had I to vulgarities and personalities was the greatest of the life of the man who uttered it He was not in the habit ol descending to vulgarities and personalities He left that to ilow from tho mouth of the senator from Kansas womb of and On motion of Crisp of Georgia senate bills were passed for the construction of bridges across the Tennessee and Cumber land rivers The amendments to the naval appropriation were noncon curred in Herbert Hunt and Harmer were appointed The river and harbor appropriation was reported by Willis of Kentucky with the tion to nonconcur in the amendments but on a point of on lor by Hepburn of Iowa was referred to the committee of the whole Hewitt of New York reported resolution calling for correspondence relating to the Mexican treaty adopted The house then went into committee of the whole on the amendments to the rivar and harbor lit the Semite WASHINGTON CITY July The debate In senate Monday was enlivened by a attack upon Miller by who charged the New York senator with advocating u in ho was personally interested ho being a dairy proprietor ingails also said the chairman ot the house committee which reported tho was also a dairy farmer Miller Indignantly denied that his interests him in bis sup port of the TUB adjourned with out action Tuesday reported adversely the house proposing to loan to vet eran soldiers associations stating that the war department had no tents on hand Blair from the committee on pensions re ported back a number of vetoed pension bills with recommendations that some of them be passed calendar Wilson of Maryland from the same re ported back the pension of Joseph which has been paused over the veto of the president by the hoube and rec lis passage calendar fugh waiving for the present hia that he would cull up the Payne election case the senate resumed consideration ot the oleo Brown addressing tho sen ate in opposition to it It gall s that towards the close of the debate Monday ui asperated by personal al intended to be offensive he had some observations which on tion ho was persuaded had exceeded the limits of propriety iu debate and hu availed himself ol this tho first public occasion to his regret He thon proceeded to argue against the At p m tbe senate on motion of Ingalls by a vote of tt against 3S reduced the tax proposed to be imposed on oleo margarine from to cents per pound A in tho Morning Mull WASHINGTON CITY July Under a new ruling of tho department made July liquids can be tent in the mails when properly protected Home en fellow it is said has devised a paper bottle to be used in shipping whisky to Iowa and prohibition states With this Ingenious contrivance a drink nf whisky can be mti at a cast of i cents postage and any man in Iowa Maine or Georgia can ar range to have his matutinal cocktail arrive with bis morning mail from a neighboring state The bottle can be used over and over again and cents postage will re turn it to the purveyor The governor of Maine has written to Postmaster General saying it will the effect of ren dering all tho prohibition laws of his state of no avail Night of tho WASHINGTON CUT July The passed at the night of the house Monday amending the act to modify the postal money order system provides that tho postmaster general may authorize post at money order offices or at such other offices as ho may designate to issue money orders for sums of less than which shall bo designated and known as postal notes and a fee of 3 cents shall be charged for the issue thereof The re mainder of the night session was consumed in the consideration of the extending free delivery system to cities of 10000 or where the grabs postal rev enues per house was still tbo matter at adjourn ment opt English Idea WASHINGTON CITY July There is a rumor current here that if the surplus reso lution pass the senate the president will ask Mr Morrison to become secretary of the treasury insist on his accept ance of the place on the ground that when congress by a very large majority pre scribes a policy for any department of the government that policy BO prescribed ought to be carried into effect by the author of it Text of the New Treaty WASHINGTON CITY July The text of the treaty supplemental ot the treaty of 1842 is published The first article reads 09 follows Article 1 The provision of the tenth article of the said treaty will be and are hereby extended so as to apply to and com prehend the following additional crimes not mentioned in said article namely X Man slaughter 2 Burglary 3 Embezzlement or iReny of the value of 150 or m and upward 4 Malicious Injuries to property whereby the life of any person shall be en dangered if such injuries constitute a crime according to tlm laws oC both the high con parties and the provision of the wild article shall havo tho same effect with to tho extradition of charged with any cf the said crimes us If thu had been originally named and in the said article Article 1 provides that crimes of a political character are not included in tho treaty Nominations WASHINGTON July presi dent sont to the senate Tuesday tho follow ing Grover of Wiles City M T to be register ot the land Miles City M T vico Berry resigned Henry K Henderson of Mason Mich to bu associate justice su preme court territory of Utah Jamos f Owens Pa Isabel Campbell lie Fa William H Bowser Warsaw Ind Frederick Bates Elmhurst Ills Emanuel M Funk Man ning Iowa Isaac D Toll Mich Otis U King Kenosha Wla Opinion Divided an to Adjournment luly on ways and means at its meat ing Tuesday morning adopted unanimously thu resolution Introduced Monday after noon by Morrison providing for the ad of at oclock p m on Wednesday July Opinion in the ate is divided as to whether adjournment shall bo on Saturday July SI or on Mon day Aug J The latter date is mostly spoken of Ilia t lui Shortage CITY July Several weeka ugu Third Auditor Williams ored tbat Agunt Mitis Ada Sweets mved Uit government a aum of money tbat still Ior on the books of the auditors He notified Miss Sweet nnd on Saturday last he received a letter from heiin Europe in closing a chock for thj amount of Mr indebtedness in full Call WASHINGTON CITY call was issued Monday for the following described i per cent of 1S32 number to original number both inclusive Mi 767 to to anci to 9747 j to total The call matures Sept 1 Considering tlic Surplus CITY July 30 senate finance committee Tuesday bagan the con sideration of tho Morrison surplus resolu tion Acting Secretary Fairchild and Treasurer Jordan appeared before tbe com by invitation to present tho views of the administration and such information as the committee desired n Rill WASHINGTON July presi dent has signed the for the construction of a bridge across the Mississippi river at Iowa REORGANIZING SOCIETY A Grand Witness of the to That Effect CHICAGO July Luther V Moulton of Grand i lap ids was the most important witness examined at the Anarchist trial here Monday He says that Spies called on him at his home last and told him his plan for reorganizing society at Chicago He said legislation was not to bu trusted to better the laborers condition that u revolution was needed and Anarch ists expected to inaugurate It about May 1 that there wure men ready to make the attempt to capture the city and the movement was organized in all thu princi pal cities of Lho country that tho tio attain that end were very superior ami that were the means The opportunity to come when large numbers of men were out of work and the move for eight hours would be taken advantage of Blood would probably ba shed but if it was successful those who lead the revolution would uot bu in danger of the law Failure was tbe crime Washington was a patriot because he suc Spies said the revolution would be started by an organization of which no one knew the power until he was a member and that would be found among un employed Inspector told of the Interviews with after his arrest in which Spies justified the throwing of the bomb but said it was thrown prematurely by some hot head Anarchists Sentenced M i A u KEK Wis July kiO Hirth Carl Simon and Anton Palm the Anarchist leaders of conspiring to burn the com t house and of inciting people to deed a of violence were sentenced to nine months imprisonment Monday J udge Sloan said he had some doubts us tu whether they visionary cranks who liked to talk or real Anarchists like the Chicago crowd However as judge jury ana witnesses had been threatened by their friends he would not exercise the clemency he would otherwise have done The limit one year and Simon marie addresses to tbe judge justifying their conduct and the latter became quite violent in denounc ing bis conviction Celebration ALBANY N Y July A national salute of thirty eight guns Tuesday morning ushered in the third day of the ulal celebration Tbe parade of all nations WHS the event of the day The procession started at 0 a in Every dwelling bouse and business building along the entire line of marsh was profusely decorated Tbe sidewalks were crowded with people in holi day attire Every boat and train brought crowds of visitors to join the mul within the city The procession was as complete a success as the moat of iu managers could wish On tba river opposite Pleasure island a rowing re gatta took place ia the afternoon Pardoned by the CHESTER Ills July A came here last March to serve fourteen months for illicit in northern Alabama and Bub Biggins has been here four years on e tenyear sentence for robbing a in Texas Moil day afternoon the warden received notification of their pardon by President Cleveland and they were released at once was pardoned because he has al ways been a poor industrious farmer and a large and helpless family to support and Higgins who be longed to a bad gang of stage robbers re executive because he ia far gone with consumption Clearing Up a Mystery KANSAS CITY Mo July Two ot Chief St L ils detectives George Alfred and James 1 urtal who have working for the Missouri Pacific officials to apprehend tho miscreants who caused the wreck at Wyan dotto April 120 claim to have cleared up the mystery On confessions skillfully wormed out of Oliver J Lloyd who was arrested at Randolph Kan charged with throwing the switch that caused tbe death ot Benjamin Horton fire man and Carlisle brakeman men have been and lodged in jail BOSTON July A special train will leavo Boston for San Francisco at K p m Wednesday conveying Abraham Lincoln Post No 11 of Charles town and a detach ment of Post No 3 of South Boa ton A New Hampshire delegation will join the party at Worcester and at Spring field a Connecticut delegation will be added The excursionists spend Thursday at Niag ara falls andwill arrive at San Francisco on Sunday Ang 1 MADE 1IIKTTY HAULS MONEY TRANSACTIONS WHICH WERE NOT LEGITIMATE Unlit a and Gut OOO in Rubbed ly ern Who Are tu Cana das Imputation WINNIPEG Man July has reached Linn city of a daring highway robbery Hio miles northwest of hero Six mounted and arm oil to tooth hold up her mail and car ried off tauge carrying tho mall loft lust Kriday and traveled till night The following day when nearing a big busU the rushed out and presuming revolvers com the driver to surrender There wore two passengers but they wero powerless against sis stalwart armed mon It is re ported that the driver was shot nnd killed in trying to defend tho mailbags Tho robbery was committed of and the men had buen lying in wait tor tho stage which a rig drawn by four homos It in the desperadoes tsume from MOD tunu find bad information that a large amount of money was being curried It IB tho list time on record that an outrage was committed in the northwest The mounted police have been and are in force scouring the country Not Kottm for Him In Country NEW July Hoome for several years a trusted bookkeeper ot Wheelwright Anderson Co a commission firm of Boston and Now York has disappeared Ho sent a loiter to the firm confessing that hu had robbed thorn of letter told and in what sums ho had taken the firms money with all a bookkeepers accuracy of statement It told all the false entries made to conceal the peculations and just how ho had man aged to mix up accounts without being de by the on tho one hand or by its customers on the other tions had been going on for two or three years Hobbod by u YOUNGSTOWN Ohio July farmer named residing near was approached by a who offered to buy his farm or tendering in pay ment what purported to be a govern ment bond drove to a bank draw out to the difference and while returning home to make the transfer of the property was stopped by another stranger who ut tbo point of a revolver compelled him to turn over the money Stranger No f disappeared and toe farmer soon realized that be had been swindled by a pair of villains Officers hero are working on the case A Tax Collector Short NKW ORLEANS La July W Chase sheriff and tax collector of Concordia parish in this state has reported short in hie accounts as tax collector This charge is not denied although aU the particulars of the shortage have not vet been made public It is asserted by friends of Mr Chose who has hitherto had an ex reputation that others to whom he con tided hia affairs have been the chiot beneficiaries ot the money taken from ibo state An attempt will be made to re cover the money from Chases who are good for tbu amount and who a compromise The July IB learned from a reliable source that the United States secret service kuow who the tiro Inspectors uhon in Minneapolis learned who the gang were and their names There were five in the job The leader was Peoria Kid alias Jack guinn who did a job in Indianapolis known as the orange bo robbery Jerry Cook was second best man in the gong They worked from a room on Third street where they had head quarters for a month Tue Kid is one who id never seen but does the heavy work Committed a 1ennlon Me July Rev Daniel Davis of Norridgewock has left that town for Canada to escape prosecution for committing a pension fraud Davis father now dead served iu the war of and though his mother bos been twice since the fathers death Davis induced her to apply for a pension which was secured In preparing the papers Davis and the swore It is charged that Mrs Davis had never married Tha fraud was ered a week last Friday an officer was sent to Norridgewock to arrest Davis TLu latter baa not been seen The Tracy Hunk Ills July excitement in Elm wood over the examiners report of the Tracy bank deficit ia subsiding Tracy swears that the books can not be more than out of the way On petition of Tracy County Judge James issued Monday an or der allowing the banker to examine the books In the of the assignees Tracy intended to wave examination if de nied this privilege but will now defend The preliminary hearing of six embezzle ment charges is set for Thursday next Gay Hia Guilt July K Gay the absconding clerk who was in Cleveland Sunday was brought back to this city Monday night by Deputy Manual Wiman Gay admits hia guilt and nays the sum taken will not exceed A special examiner from Washington is now engaged iu running over the books of the pension to get at the extent of his defalcation The job Is no light one as pensioners are paid from the Pitta burg agency every quarter Warrants Out for Bank Directors ST Louis July Barr Widen Mercantile agency have sworn out a war rant charging the directors of the defunct Provident Savings bank with grand lar ceny The agency sets forth that on July N they deposited ia the bank which the directors received knowing at the same time that the cashier was a defaulter and the bank insolvent En fur BALTIMORE July James R Willing of the firm of William L Ellis Co oyster of this city has the city with to belonging mostly to his friends He was a member of the last state legislature His wife is said to have received a letter say bag that he was en route for Canada and baa left the city Took Boodle and Left the Mo July B Busk irk a dry goods merchant of this city has lied taking with him all of his available assets amounting to about and leaving behind him to the amount of The Demands Were Conceded July uO weeki strike of the in H B Fay Cai boot factory against the employment of and of more fosters than were needed was ended Tuesday The demand of the men were conceded League base ball games Monday resulted At Louin o Chicago 9 at City 2 Detroit j at Wash ington 5 Washington 7 at New 0 New York a American association At Island Metropolitans 5 Louisville 7 at Philadel 8 Cincinnati 15 at Balti o Baltimore 4 Til K SIGNAL NOT TERRIBLE RAILWAY SMASHUP AT BRIDGEPORT CONN A Of Twu St 1 miles by Conn July i The community WHK startled Tuesday it was that u had occurred on tho railroad right in tho of tho city The which is truly u one took place on tbo main track of tho Now York Now Haven LV railroad close by tho Tho IJU express train from New York willi cars and a with loaded ears wuro tho trains which coli dud Tho circumstances tha accident took UK ful IOWH The gravel irain the river bound past tlw at It wati heavily and hud jnt Italian laborers uu board Lais of the 1 niin ui JIM rate of an hour assm of Kurds thu LX wm from Now YorU i owan up running at tibout samn ruts oi Tho red danger signal north of elevator on a polo fout hud livu displayed indicating to tlm in 0111 ing that thu gravol rain had right of wuy lm some reason the wan not the two come together with i which was cura uvn twisted torn and anci f on oil into a at tho door fully tbo gravel train but 11j prosa engine one of the ot road No 107 in its contact was in Ji a wreck of her forward works Tim ncr Ephraim of sieing his danger as the two t near shut oil jumped to the ground lit was cut thu mouth ami fato ural tueth a had u ihu upper jaw Ho instantly l Ins cab altor the Ihe ao jumped but no Italians one of them named wero killed and tivo injured two it i b has been taken into for not atten Jiny to duty iu budding warning signal At oclock p in it nut or not wyre the masd ui cars DESTRUCTIVE FLAMi One nf the Ohio July JO A tire the an elegant brick tivo in at itn taily hour morning The building in 01 hi ground by CooLs n wail paper the Utis Art company U i ind fresco lire started in tho art rapidly spread to tho Tbo run tun ing four Moors are as Tho building is now and is uno uf h handsomest in the cily I o Urus and Ibu arr fi los oi ni disi 000 Adi f i aniu story ia an to tho ot by waur ii lir the druggist lost about mul KI IIKI Kushman lii tin wab badly burned ami it will coat i i 1 1 tu repair it Thu list cf is no ob tamable at this timo but ii is Siii but all the losers are pretty heavily A fit St 8r July a tiro was discovered in tho tho Wt St 1uut 1ackoL near the foot of stroot Ibo i ing was old and very dry oils and turial together with ioor t lioa in that vicinity ii tho and thu hull completely destroyed at contents losa is 1I n auco Union Cum puny July clli vf of tho Union Machine and pany Allegheny City fire Tuesday morning Los t OJO fully insured MISCELLANEOUS MiSHAPS Killed by Light n inK PH Inly A burst over aiJ vicinity Sunday doing dur able damage Conrad u in one of tho lumbar mill bis wife and MVU one I years od and the ollie wero iu a field not far from his when the broke The child rn un der a tree for shelter and Hie fol lowed Mrs piecing up tby mig est child She had git K n liur arms when a terrible Hash of striking the whole parly iyt troli child was instantly ami Mi Hoil man and the other child BU suverly that they can not live Mr was injured about tbe nice and body ST PAUL Minn July LM 1onr wero killed and ten by ning during a aL ito UeU lake Monday it re ported that a settler and his living on Thief river were killed in tho smut way Two ST PAUL July A sad ac cident about oclock Monday afternoon Two of St Pauls so ciety young Kdith Bund and McKay wero camping Ior a with u party of friends on Lake Pepin about miles below flt Paul on In the afternoon they wont I athing and incautiously went their depth Before could roach them thuy were drowned Miss was a daughter of Col W B Bend auditor of tho sota Northwestern nnd McKoy was a of one of tbu leading in this fity KANSAS CITY July M A sovcie wind and rainstorm struck Lackin Kas about 5 oclock Su night and dm twenty houses badly injuring ten persons At eighteen housta were blown down MADISON Wia July CD mining companies to operate iu thu named the tho tho Pence and the Trimble tiled article of asso with the secretary of stato Monday The capita of each it 000 and the incor porn torn nro N Moon J Trimble and H Th will hu ai Hurly Thu Sunday Lake Iron Alining company of Ap also filed articles its cap ttil stock being the same while J W N D Moon and H D Smith are the raters Fighting In the CHICAGO July Capt of the schooner Mary E Cook was drowned shortly after the schooner left a tuna I port ISO miles north ol Chicago lust Saturday night He in a per sonal encounter with n sailor and both fell overboard and continued tiie light inthe foaming sea Hia antagonist was rescued but aid reached the captain a few minutes too late The was au Englishman 54 years old and had been Bailing on the for twenty more A Belated Importation ut a consignment of Egyptian ORIENTAL LACES Iy i New York importer from England over a month ago v 1 lii side of e water As the is to a the Manufacturer has given his permission to Close Them Out Al any necessary goods are now on exhibition and licc Hive where an inspection is solicited 1 L E R W I S E 315 Fourth Street A V CT D O SugarCoated I E O PILLS If tlie Liver be comes torpid if the bowels aro constipated or if tbe stomach fails to perform its functions properly Ayers Pills They are invaluable For some yoars I was a victim in of which I from Debility and Indi A few boxen of Avera Pills restored me to perfect health W T W Va For years I have 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Ayers Pills Prepared by Dr J C Ayor Co Lotrell Sold by all in Medicine AVERS Ague Cure contains mi for nil did so fir UK is used iu no It no guinine uur iiiy iir substance no injurious bin iho system H attack WH AGUE CUKE to tw f 1VverHiii uler t iii 11 Fever six Liver Com In o by our July 1st to refund the Parlor Furniture Basy Chairs Bedroom J W HENDERSON SONS 230 Fourth Street B Key STRAIN U akers 613 BROADWAY Telephone No 63 Promptly 1 liave this Jay with will of Alexan lutti of Case county lud tu Oss JJ Executor JuneliS iswi OAT MEAL SOAP AT SOAP T PRIORS PERFUMED SOAP AT Merchant Tailor Clothier Corner Market and Fourth Streets New Styles of SUMMER Suitings Made to Order at Very Low Prices Ready made Clothing Gents furnishing goods Hat s aps and all the leading styles sold lower than any other House in Logansport SAM OPPENHEIM