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   Logansport Journal (Newspaper) - January 22, 1887, Logansport, Indiana                                THE VOL XII INDIANA SATURDAY JANUARY 22 1887 NO 19 SEAL NW TO MAKE THE CUL A LAW Bo Dy ft Vote 210 to Tho Senate Some An Mormon In Court hut of Logun CITY Jan 2 Immediately tJin reading oi jour mil tho ARMOUR CO STAR I STAR HAMS I BACON Delicious Flavor Ko pains an spared to make these meats THE that can be produced People of TASTES ra highly with them th Mke the best SSSr lhe Sir th Deil c tt ft Out In the Cold Jan Tuley delivered bis Friday morning in tbe applica tion of tbe late Wilbur F Storeys divorced wife for a dower interest in his estate The tbe payment of the a year for alimony and cuts oft the plain tiffs downright in tha property claimed It ber an income of 9750 per year which her interest in the property whon Mr Stony died Tha decision is a great vic tory for Mr Storeys widow Mrs Eureka C Storey Afloat 011 Cakes of Ice BOTTALO y Y Jan About 000 per sons were scattered over the ice on Lake Erie Thursday afternoon when it began to break up in blocks The people made fran tic rushed for the shore but farthest from terra firma were caught on floating of Ice which contained from one to fifty persona All managed to jump from cake to cake except eight who wero rescued with much trouble One man is ported Three Killed Jan Nash companys factory in course of was the of two acci first of these was the fall of a heavy crosa timber dropped twenty feet killing David Handrick The other accident occurred later in the day Hope Cannon Fain and John Plum mw wew at work the wall way aad and wm faded In town lot The Bon Wheat State Minn Jan latest estimate puts tbe wheat crop of at bushels and that of Dakota at 30704000 According to this estimate Minnesota raised about 2000 000 bushels of mors than any other etate Ohio being next in the list with 40 3M 000 bushels and Indiana The of the wheat erop is estimator at of Dakota at OSO An of Promised Pa Jan ai Furnace employes of this city are elated an advance of Ifi cent per day which the operators agree to give on and after Feb 1 Mill will U proportionately Tan Tafs uf the nia If tr of n fti fot tif pres tvr tenants on I tlm t U of lliu nt j have retailed one hundred ind three thousand lunch 6oent four mouths aud over five win M W CO Chicago IRON TONIC Condensed K R St Louis Central Time Bradford Division 1SiT s am p a a m Bi esB iiiiiii 13JO eV U e DYSPEPSIA Up to raw weeks ago I ot American Daring that I DMH afflicted I hava triad tc for In tha of finding that afford I bid about np 017 my mind to abandon all I noticed au of by a I and to try In my I naad but two and am I baye tat i Unlike mil p ep ot a no required aa to what ona aball or sball not eat Thit fact alone to command It to all tbo voto on iho adoption of the mro import on the nom was 41 Tim hill fcc liis votes wore as fullows Allen of Massachusetts of Ohio Bhss of Ohio Dibble Ely Evans Guy Hill Johnson of Now York Kolley Kt Long Martin Miller Morrow Gates ot ONeill of Ranney of Reed Maino Hice Wa sworth Wait Weaver of Iowa White of A resolution from the commerce commit tee wua adopted requesting tho of tbo treasury to inquiry concerning the construction of cars and steam boats to the of obtaining the best method oi constructing ami heating tbo Bel mont of 3fow York offered a resolution was to foreign committee requesting tbe to trans mit to tho housso such copies of tbe cor respond en eu between tbe States und England lift may proper public to tbo on American fishing vessels ia Cana dian Skinner of Carolina pre sented tho upon tbo Indian till and It was agreed to of York reported a wbich was referred to tho rf tbo whole for thti appointment of an additional justice for court of Wyoming territory of private business then en sued The while afternoon was spent in dis cussing in committee oE tin whole senate private bills but no formal action taken At oclock the boose tool u until 1 evening session being for tbo i of pension bills A SHOCKING REVELATION Senate Given So too bT W C U T Jaa commu from tbe with a letter from Samuel C was presented to tbo senate Friday nation tbe sword of his father Retd who commanded the privateer Gen at the battle of Fayal ordered and laid on the ta ble Spooner was appointed on the commit tee of privileges and elections to fill the va cancy caused by the death of Mr Lognn Colquitt presented a petition from the Womans Christian Temperance of tho District of Columbia snld tbat he as no responsibility for startling facts in the petition buC he did an swer for the pure and high character of those who laid it bo the senate Ttio petition was reiad at length serts that the commissioners have for months permitted aud protected pool and iard rooms and booing dons and of in direct violation of law charges that tbe of the Louisiana state lottery occupies a house owned by one of commissioners that president of the Liquor is a com miss fiin ers bondsman etc priya for nn investiga tion cf tiu facts and for tha of law and protection of tbe Monies of the district said that the petition a tre and a shocking tion suid he not but that tho would proper meas ures for Chairman of tbi district con said lhat the havu eu the attention of tbo committed for sonio time eind tbat there was no there was a very great violation of law and moral anJ social order and tbat if the houso had boon es as the one of the for the complaint 331 forth in tha pe tition thy regulation of tho sain of liquors would have Tha passed by the requiring a liquor 1n the Columbia was road in ej Tho p tl tion to the district A was adopted tbo to furnish the senate with copies of the correspondence with the to tbe seizure and sala of the schooner Ifl tho port of also copies of the corre the department with Into Jackson including Mr letter on the of his resignation Edmunds that he would the agnate to consider the which IIP the other day rda tiVo to protection to fisher men tbp completion of The trt day anil a motion to this inten tion was by a of liS to 1 und nn motion of Morgan The anutu ried off the honors of Tho state dinner had a larga Indian of carnation for the central ornament with of roses and cushions of orchids flanking it These floral pieces were all sot on u large flat mirror which were rang d bearing war lights Pyramids of spun sugar and a pretty piece of and swans modeled in and bearing an pyramid were nt the ends of the table Each plate bad ita gilt crested name and there werft seven beside each plate GORMANS RETALIATORY MEASURE It Falls Ulto a in the Dominion Camp BOSTON Jan Herald Ottawa says The retaliatory in in the StaLes bj Senator Gorman tho transit of goods destined for Canada through tbn United fell like u in the ment at the Dominion capitoL a conversation with several prominent govern ment officials it is learned that the course the Dominion government is pursuing in re gard to the transhipment of cargoes is con to be most arbitrary It i3 argued at tbe fisheries department that if Amer ican vessels were permitted to land their flsh for shipment by rail to tne United States It would necessitate keeping a lot of and to the tbo customs aud regula tUis it was pointed out that there are only seven ports in tbe maritime provinces from which by rail coald be made A conservative stated Thursday that in straining thy inter of tbe treaty to its utmost limit in waging war the American on every possible pretext ho tbe Dominion government bad raised up such a felling against Canada tn tho United that all possibility of extending commercial relations with thit or a reciprocity ben forever INJURED WHILE MURDEROUS MADDENED BY MISSILES AND SNOW BALLS THROWN BY BOYS in and Four I n nsy 1 va n Hart Slasi Jan night eight poisons roasting on a doublerunner on Ashmont street Dorchester ran into a four horse barga containing a party from Park The was reduced ro tli of coasters ware seriously injured W Halliday 14 living at sustained a of both bones ot his loft leg a fracture of botn of left arm and a bono of his right arm also lacerating his right hand Henry Stewart living on Adams street Cedar Grove was injured on bis head and cheat and John OBrien of Milton street was cut on the hoad Pa Jan 2 Trailer Ellas Thomas and Georgo Murchie boys ranging from IS to 19 years old descended the West hill this city on a long Thursday evening and losing control of the sled ran into culvert with auch terrific force that Trailers leg broken in three places and be waa internally Injured Burk had an arm and a leg broken Thomas had a hip boae fractured and Murchie hit jaw fractured ROME Jan 21 Cardinal has re tho of pontifical secretary of state The pope accepted Card i n a 1 Jacobin is resigna tion and as a mark uf him to continue to live iti tho res idence The car dinal will probably IK appointed pre fect of suc cessor in the pupa secretaryship will be the nuncio at Lisbon ho will be rated tho rank of cardinal thf consistory ho will bo MunJi gr Manila and thu at adrid and Paris will bo hatted up Constipation To Secora a r Habit ot Body lot tbe Diet or Disorganising lake Simmons Liver Regulator J H a k Urff p v m Mate i 136 fm t p Terre B OX Train cilo p m ioon Train e p n Train p m 1 for to aU In Uw tod to Am ITM ot IL lor nUM and uir OB or T 8 WIST Mn 810 e 8SSUINE by Pa Nobby Styles FOR Neat Fits and HONEST PRICES The Tailor 167ft tta ot at mixed lief Off II k w HAD SEVEN WIVES AD Mormon Caen in tli Supreme Court WASHINGTON CrrT Jan esting cose np in Slates day afternoon Snow ant a of Utah was indicted on of unlawful co habitation with seven women whom he called his wives The prisoner sen in each case to six months imprison ment in the penitentiary and to pay H fine of and costs and terms uf Imprison ment were each to begin as soon nn tha ono terminated After Snow had served out his first term oi imprisonment he applied to tbe Third court of Utah for discharge upon writ of habeas corpus on thv ground that ba had commit ted only one continuous off en and that the judgments in two of canes were void He that tlm which tried him no right to continuous into separate and tinct periods find try and punish him three tinier fnr tho alleged crime Tbe district court however decided thai upon his own showing lu wn not on tit lei to a From bn tuu to court It an Absurd WASHINGTON Jan When gen ator Frye was stown the story from Chicago to the effect that Logan had been tendered the presidential nomination h 1830 by hi ma all mid Senator Hale Mr saidi That About the most aboard story ovary saw in print There isnt tlie excuse for it The whole yarn a fiction Bald Jt im pretty purely I beard of sucb cident before and certainly should har known it If anything like it had occurred I may be some one tendered ft nomination to Gen Logan bui it wasno my or myself and knew noth ing of it I do not that any one boa estly suspected Logans to then or at any other time and I do not thin it te necessary to try to by an such yarns The State Dinner CITY Jan tbe president gave bis state dinne in honor of the members of bin cabinet Cleveland presided fur first time a a banquet in the state Mrs mado her first appearance and sbs with Uw secretary of tho interior Quite car Accident nt the St Paul ST Minn Jan tunning of the ire palace ni chariot of the 1iru Kini jilted by tire It thi thul nl ir very body their hurrahs to tho and his men clothing was on iade wild from ear and usly rolled in the snow Tho Fire King was cashier of the Second No ouil bank aud the were all men They got into the snow so Hick that they wero not seriously burned and after the chariot had hauled away ud tho flames ex tbe king and bis men had u good aud walked to the to u from alia Tbe McGlynn Case EW YORK Jan F Shrudy tho Rev ir i has forbidden Dr McGlynn to make the journey loRome he wished ruin his health Corrigan In reply to a request from the ing 1 of Stephens has written u let saying io tell them llw grounds for r removal McGlyim jare him written permission to do so In bis letter tbo archbishop denies that Dr McGlynn has been suspended and asks the congregation out of their love to rector to hasten his departure o Rome would of but he promised to write and them what to da The Illinois Lagan Ills Jan house Thursday tho appropriating 300 for a monument to tbu ol John j A Logan The board of ia of Henry W Blodgott William C Robert T Lincoln John M Pal mer Milton Hay Richard S Will iam H Harper W Fuller John K Oliver A Hasker and William S Morrison The Is to be located at point Jn tho city of Chicago or where In the state of Illinois us may be by Gen Logans widow JelT Qa Jan Davis In acknowledging the gift of a cane made of wood from one of the treei under which he was captured near writes The cana you sent me is doubly valuable by ita association and tbe care you to select It Though connected with a sad misadventure which has been thu thonie of many falsehoods I can not n it RS other thaa a crowning uno without Compelled to Signed the Fledge NEWARK Ohio Baltimore Ohio postmaster who visited this place Thursday compelled of the road to sign n pledge to from the use of intoxicating liquor before he could draw his pay This movement is said tj been started because of tha ugly rumors about drunken trainmen In connection with the Republic disaster onthe 4th intt Three Hotel Burned Nicw B C Jan New hotel burned Thursday morning catching fire in an unknown place ft was BO quickly consumed that three gueste were burned to death One is believed to be Campbell The register and all including the baggage of guests were burned The other escaped in their night Separate Charter PHILADELPHIA Jan executive board of tbe of Labor granted tbe textile workers separate charter The Mre a Volley aud Kill an Innocent Two Murderers Who Preferred to Arrent Terrible Crime in Texas Smothered JERSEY CITY N J Jan party of boys who were playing In an open lot ad joining tho Delaware West era Railroad company got into a fracas at about 5 p m Thursday with Pink or mou and Thomas Hogan 0 of a lookeron who stood on the opposite bide of the street was shot and killed by one of the officers The boys were jeering ut the inen who stationed in the com yards to protect property and oc they ruined shower of snowballs and other missiles upon them A crowd of and their sympathizers lent agement to tho boya At length the loader of the Pinker Urn men stepped forward and ordered the boya to stop throwing Tho boya did not obey and immedi ately three sharp raag out fell dead The excitement was and the look erson fled in every direction The loader of tbu strikers as soon as he could get his men together ordered thorn back to their In anticipation of an attack the Finkerton men wero at once drawn up in buttle array The Jersey City police re serve stationed at the yurda hurried to the scene An ambulance was summoned and the body of the dead boy was removed to the morgue Inspector Lange immediately collected a number of witnesses of the shooting and the Packer ton men out in line He then ordered the witnesses to identify tho men who shot They at rici and A from the Hiw their revolvers and found loaded The men taken to bead quarters and belli About 0 oclock at night police arrested Murphy Moriarty one of men as another ol the One of his eyes was horribly discolored and swollen where ha had been struck with a Another of had a tooth knocked out by a mow ball The bullet that struck pierced bis brain directly above the right eye The strikers gather in force around tbe city prison nt night and to provide against any contingency the four prisoners were taken out one at a and unobserved to another station house In the police court Friday James Stewart a witness was told to designate the man who abott Hogan He pointed to and said Thats the mau Immediately Mayor Colling requested that the prisoners bo mended fur examination until he able to confer with them Judge the A TRAGEDY AT WHITE PLAINS N Y Two a Boy and When Commit Suicide NEW YORK Jan E Mead was shot and killed Thursday night la hii fathers store at White Plains county by two men nobody in White Flams to know He was iu tho rear room when the men came in Each of the stranger earn tit I a cocked revolver in hU haiul and it is supposed tuat their motive was robbery Mead was not and or dered tho men out and when they did not obey ho started tu put thorn uut Then one of the mon fired and Mont I staggered He was near tho vindow und being mortally wounded fell it With a crash the way anj Moad fell headlong into then flad The report oi the pistol waa by Edward a merchant 10it feet away of Folice See Sheriff deputy a of by ro jiori who had running united a spir itol began The were 1 hiding under a bridge an I u sti lor their began Shots wdv exchanged on both pidos and tiring in ilir the bridge Tho juil one and thu dying Tbo police that bitu men by through the temple Terrible Stato I in Michigan Micu Jan report of tho of the bouse on the importation of girs into the lumber of northern for purposes was presented aud ft terri ble state of affairs The report says hundreds of young women lured by to go to these Idealities in of work are and forced LO remain in the campa and Dieu for tho profit of the keepers of disreputable resorts are complete pris aud if they attempt to are with dugs and brutally maltreated Murder In Tur Jan 3V Agnes about 0 oclock John a farmer without any warning mur dered bis wife breaking her skull with a stick of wood His 0yearold chiM who was in tbo of grandmother he killed in spite of all that could by to the childs life No was dona the The murderer then walked to the side of wife and shot himself through the Imad Dickey two or ago gave signs insanity for a few but it was thought he hau fully recovered Morehead aged H married ami with children night on the Val ley railroad was found Friday morning at 9 oclock four mites north of this city lyins eight feet from tho track with hit skull crushed He usually carried a lan tern and other tools Only the lantern could be found was evidently murdered for there wore no bruises as if struck by a train There was a deep gash on the bead Women Demolish a Ind Jan women Friday completely demolished saloon and gambling den kept by Henry Zimmerman at North Grovo this county Tho damage to Tho were arrested and released on bond THE NEWS IN BRIE announced at Coal Vallry Margaret Darts aged MM The death is Ills of Mrs years Tho Kalian has brought tbo line summer America and will con vert it n cruiser on has reported favorably the senate for the ad mission of the state of Washington Dr W S Robertson president ot the state board of health diod at his In Iowa Thursday morning 50 the French minister of war has decided upon a test mobilization of one n rmy corps to take place in the spring The Berlin and Vienna bourses on Thursday were depressed to war rumors Furniture companys mQ moth building iu New York gutted by fire Thursday afternoon loss of The furniture sold by tho concern in manufactured at Grand Rapids A to prevent Wse ball on Sunday was introduced Thursday In the Illinois house Players may be fined from tlO to from 5 to f 00 nad betting on tht grounds f to At Last Tis Seven men have beon arrested for hoga from the cars of the Chicago Korth western company at Chicago Among those McGurl udd to bo a dealer who is charged with receiving stolen goods It Is tlint over Baw hogn valued at 120000 hare thus Loon stolen Ruff charged witli seducing a girl of 14 was acquitted day by order ol judga Wlren tbe testi mony was all in counsel for tbe Accused made the claim that outrage not seduction had proven aud under tbe act which the information had been drawn tire of Ruff wus ordered Tbo Amalgamated lion which met Thursday at adopted resolutions to affiliate with the Knights of Labor und declaring it dis No JM continues its warfare the Miners tbe latter will sucb uf its members aa long to the ui tbat order It U to hold an autopsy on t Judge J of who recently died suddenly at suspicions of foul play been aired At Fargo D T Thursday tha widow of the judge wan appointed of the estate ia at married daughters of the defused contested her fluim A bHO MAKERS TROUBLES tie 1I Flan ami HU ure Mass Jan 21 ago Patrick Sherry a shoe manufacturer not raring to pay union prices a profit sh plan with Lia employ cs union 1ms of luto kopt 11 Sherrys to itcp away but despite this ten men have working Thursday crowd of fiK about tho shop and hooted Io on tbe walk Ho u to order lo on as You tu anil i will rake caro of tw of Hie wure One wav thrown to pr inU liis hend cut Mr Sherry limit him 10 iho ata tion whero to bo seriously iu jured The was down iu plain i p wit i c tared no Tho man a street car aud vna again A of had been to tbe factory Lume they dui nothing louk on IX VIT Snit Ohio Judge Lenimon has ended nmous divorce case and a wealthy liquor dealer a divorce from his wile Maria Buttiner TLe court found Mrs guilty of adultery and gave the children into the custody of Mr Tbo case is one oi the moat in the history uf courts Come or Its Almost Here For at 9 Oclock this begins a matchless and unap Sale of Cloaks A that has never been equaled A eale such as never has been Witnessed in i Our Entire Second Floor is devoted to this We cordially invite and hooe all will come and see us WILBR 8c WISE Bee Hive LAWRENCE OSTROM Famous of BOURBON M ff mnl font 18 BELLE IT Of FUSEL OIL BEFORE IT iS THE GREAT APPETIZER THE MARKETS In a Virginia Court Boom Vo Jan trial of au incendiary cost Col May conn Bel for tbe defense questioned Ibe sincerity ono of the witnesses for the prosecution Baldwin ripped out an path revolver and opened lire on May firing five Every shot took effect but only struck the man aimed at tbe others being among the No one was dangerously May Oreo two return but without effect On tho trade today wore as o opened cloned February 7Tiic closed Ti March opened 7a4c asked January opened and clOM nominal February March cl No opened and nominal February nominal opened closed January nominal 8J2WH January nominal Lire Union of opened active and Quiet wly cows Jan 21 good to Choice Produce rlb dairy fancy roli Smothering HI NEW YORK Jan Wilson was Thursday arrested charged with baring smothered his wife to death with a toweL She was found fully on tbe bed her lips were horribly bitten and her mouth and lungs filled with blood were no other signs of violence Wilson Locked Cp PROVIDENCE R t Jan levi Wilson whoso mysterious case filled the pa pers u tow ago bas been arrested ly Ills Caleb Farnum on an old seduction Mrs Wilson bas filed a for absolute divorce Wilson In default of bull went to jail Faul MILWAUKEE Jan Anarchist raws term of imprisonment for contempt of court Thursday As was ctM prison jao was MM jury in connection with hie papers He furnished bail Counterfeiters Hunted to FOBI WORTH some timt past spurious silver dollars have been in cir culation bere but no clew to the counterfeit era could be obtained until two boys were ar rested In Alvarado for them Tbr youngsters told the officers tbe mint was located and deputy United States mar shals arrested a Ilrs Willey and a man named Gerrin in Fort Worth woman fought like a wildcat and bit a piece of Mar shal and eyes Railway Watchmen Mattered Ohio Jaa house pickled per lb turkeys and geese aria Beauty of Hebron 48 Early rose per bu mixed ors Wood to chowu Turk NEW Yowt Jan 81 1 rci Nn 6 do No 2 red winter February 9V4o bidi Be May MWo mixed do 1 state Ko t do No X mixed February and unchanged May St Louis KT Louis 21 No 2 red cash February bid March 83c May No 3 mixed 83i4 February May 87HiC No 2 February 27c bl I May Toleda 21 and dull cash feb ruary May caoli We May tic asked cash il I examined SAmoV of Belle o fe Co ami ihe winit to In perfectly free fron Oil and all o her nces imru I cheerfully for J M D Tor PMf by nud U round nt paid lu will ba to In tbe United or on oE six dollarK OSTROM R r Ay CO Louisville Ind A NEW ARTICLE A desirable Rubber ft IK lined and roat and I full assortment of Rubber Knots aud Shoos at tlie LOWEST WALKER RAUCH Shoe Store 420 Broadway U cash 7Jio February Mar aaw No S new No 2 Bye No 1 for new No t winter Detroit Jan SL 1 white cash Kfc red Mo I red cash MMc Febru ary Oau Ko t Sic No 3 83e Ve MM uMi a H Atlanta to THE AFRICAN RAC of CAT nw i nd th do not 1 I Q My badly nr nw iii My ioro ud f i tiMh to TeirtU KM et d to main el v a by el wbb r if and tlie to be vary thort in this wSt M It in tha ny a muhl ef am ct my physicians to aw Wt mm Hil thai tuc DHM 4a will OK will cur on n the body At J boulc J thrifts IM 6mt I me of it M I mr sod I WX es For t tot m toff oar htt s rf Coot tkai s My tat July sad ulk f perfectly veil and 1 lua t airs toy Bo to C b S was by the Uy sMcc sail his tx utcS as other medicine 1 00 to Saved Bj Soil of A W E RTH El Stock Jot Oil  

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