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Indianapolis People (Newspaper) - January 25, 1879, Indianapolis, Indiana Pm e a 7hoe,p6r your a a Vox Populis Vox Deli f it single copies 5 Centi. Srol. In. 1nt>1jlnjl1potji&, Tonj ill nil 30, 1879. No. 14we have reduced the prices of several lodes of 01x�lcir�xi. S Over boats to less than Cost. We have marked Down ail broken Lota of children s suits to prices that must attract the attention of those who have purchases to make in the above clothing store 8i, 36� and 40 m. Street. A Eorge Gevers Dorfer. 67 Ortli Illinois Street wine sol Prim. And Beer Hall. Feb Sonal. They skate Well together. More anon. Smoke Quot great consoler Quot 5c at the Quot Bijou Quot see Stewart s advertisement on 8ih Page. Go to will Miles 76 East Market Street and read his cheap Bill of fare. Id basement 99 East Washington Street is the Champion skate grinder of the cite. G one of the Quot honorable Quot sits in the House with his feet on his desk with a lady on each Side of him. Samuel Marks who was burned out in the Centennial Block fire broke his leg on the ice on last tuesday. J. W. Adams amp Boot upside Down establishment have made an assignment. Assets 180,000 liabilities unknown. S. F. Day mayor of Millig Anville formerly editor of a livery stable in that Temperance Village was in the City yesterday. Lawrence Logsden got the poor farm Plum and his wife is to act As matron�??800 a year and Board and lodging for the pair. Good enough a Young coloured Man named James f. Hill was admitted to practice in the Superior courts on last wednesday by judge Elliott. Or. Charles s. Boynton has been reappointed county physician at a salary of ,400 per year a the doctor to furnish his own Epitac Etc. Stewart is bound to close out his Stock of fall and Winter goods if Low prices will do it for the next thirty Days in order to make room for Spring Stock. The majority of the legislature patronize Heitkam s to sorial Parlours 9 Vance Block. As a consequence they Are described As a Fine looking body will Griffin will Hereit or be known As the musical Butcher. He has neatly fitted up room on Malott Avenue and the citizens of that part of the City Are now Happy and will is Happy too. Charley Alderman head and front of the extensive Woolen Mills of Goshen and very popular mayor of Goshen was in attendance at the convention of mayors held in this City daring the past week. Samuel Vannoy Steersman of the Hook and ladder Wagon no. 1, and Rogers the Driver were thrown to the ground by the overturning of the Wagon on last wednesday morning. Vannoy was badly Hurt. Samuel Vancamp who was arrested charged with the theft of an overcoat thinks he has been damaged f5,000 Worth and asks that amount from officers Rooney and Brown who will no doubt have a hard time in raising it. Fannie Gatewood entered the office of Harry Morse in the be line depot on last saturday afternoon and attempted to shoot him. He succeeded in escaping however before the pistol was discharged. Morse was recently sued by the same person for seduction. Rev. Geo. W. Cooke of Unity Church will begin a series of lectures on the great unbelievers at the opera House february 9 in. The Subj acts will be Voltaire Rosseau Hume Paine and Ingersoll. The lectures will be Given at 3 30 p. A and will be free. Good music will be furnished. Complimentary resolutions were offered and adopted on change on last wednesday in View of the removal of Sargeant happen Hans to Detroit commending him to the Board of Trade of that City and regretting his departure from among us All of which Are heartily endorsed by the people. The Indianapolis Agency of the Western Al Durance company of Toronto Canada assets Over f1,500,000 has been transferred to Cleveland aco., general insurance agents in the Cleveland Block. This is another indication that Cleveland amp co. Are looming up As the most popular underwriters in the City. Sam Morrison won the badge for Graceful skating or. Dillingham the Silver cup for the fastest skating and l. V. Moody the leather badge for the poorest skating at the exposition rink on saturday night. Willie divine won a prize for being the Best skater under 14 years of age on the base Ball rink last saturday. Edwin Sackett a witness in the Tate love murder trial states that he has three times been approached by a heavy set Well dressed Man who has offered him $2,000 in Cash if he would leave the City and remain away five years. Or. Sackett says that As he had previously contemplated a removal to the East he was sorely tempted to accept the proposition. The employees of the firm of Landers Given a co. Were Given a banquet one night this week to celebrate the close of the packing season. Joseph Sheppard the Foreman of the House was presented with a Gold headed Cane and Silver water service. The exercises of the evening closed by the unanimous nomination of the Hon. Franklin Landers the head of the firm for the next governorship of the state. I it resting telephonic communications were held on last wednesday night Between a party of the Western Union Telegraph Beevi ties. Quot two Brothers Quot Cigar at Circle House. Chew Jackson s Best Sweet Navy tobacco. Employment Given at 68 e. Market Street. Headquarters for masquerade suits at 108 South Illinois Street. R. E. Stephens old reliable sewing machine repairing office 19 Massachusetts Avenue. For first class cheap Railroad tickets go to Ottley amp Mckenzie a Spencer House Block. See the new Light running White sewing machine. R. E. Stephens agent 19 mass. Ave. General Manson is to take charge of the state auditor s office on monday no preventing Providence. For school books paper envelopes or fancy toilet articles go to Ward Bros drug store 190 it. Wayne Avenue. A store House which will hold 20,000 tons of hams is to be erected by i. N. Neeld up Wiggins and Wood Tousey. Between fifteen and Twenty dollars were stolen from the Cash drawer at Chapin amp Gores on last sunday night. The mexican veterans or what is left of them had a grand time of it the other Day in meeting and fighting their Battles o or again. The auction Sale of Fine furs hats and Cape still continues at 76 East Washington. The Sale is largely attended daily and every purchaser secures a bargain. Attention is called to advertisement in another column of factory Sale of boots and shoes at the Railroad shoe factory 169 e. Washington Street. A disgusted Farmer returned a can of oysters to Aaron Clem the other Day he was kind o squeamish he said and had found a big red spider in among pm. Officers of the Home of the friendless claim that they have placed the feet of no less than thirty five frail creatures in the paths of virtue during the past year. This is encouraging. Save 20 per cent on your printing Bills by leaving your orders with Randall life fish Vance Block. We carry a Large Stock of the Best Grade and do better work than any other House in the City. There Are forty two indictments against the ticket scalpers of the City and fun is anticipated we n their cases comes to trial. Their lawyers will Call in question the constitutionality of the act forbidding the Sale of tickets by Only the favored few. Broad Ripple is becoming quite an important suburb aside from its Piscat orial advantages. The other night the grocery store of or. Sheets was burglarized of a considerable Quantity of articles Handy to have in the household of a Well regulated family. The attorneys for William Merrick on last tuesday moved for a continuance of thirty Days in the Date of execution alleging that they were unable to Complete the record for Roper submittal to the supreme court he motion was overruled by judge Heller. John Bast Lucca an italian fruit merchant whose stand is on the Corner of Illinois and elopement extraordinary the Bixby Dwinnell Esosa fade. Well known his wife lawyer deserts and child and goes to Llu it tie wife of a prominent Meret aant. Louisiana streets was declared insane by esquires Wright and Pease and or. Kaiser on last wednesday. Bae Tiju Jost alight a a a Bam str up Quot Quot Quot Quot Quot seated to go. There really seemed to be a last monday s Sentinel gave to the Public the principal facts in the Case of the Frank Bixby Dwinnell elopement Case which created a great Deal of excitement in our City a the parties being Well known. Additional facts Nave come to the knowledge of the people which it now lays Belore its readers. Or. Dwinnell is a partner in an extensive wholesale shoe House who came to the City some two or three years since with a Beautiful wife and an Only daughter. They lived in the northeastern portion of the City and soon became intimate with or. Frank Bixby and his wife Nee miss june May Only daughter of Edwin May the Well known architect. Scarcely a Day passed but they visited one another though for the past year for Good and sufficient reason mrs. Bixby has not spoken to mrs. Dwinnell. Or. Dwinnell some time since had Good cause to think that Frank Bixby and his wife were two intimate and some six or eight weeks ago he sent his wife East with the understanding that they were no longer to live together. Some scandal had been created by Bixby s attentions to mrs Dwinnell but it was not until the Sentinel gave its statement on last monday that the general Public was at All apprised of the True facts in the Case. It was something Over a year ago that mrs. Bixby first discovered the faithlessness of the faithless Frank. He had come Home during the Day and pulling off his coat and Vest Laid them upon the bed and went up stairs for a Bath. Their child an interesting Little girl was playing on the bad and got into her father s pockets and his letters and papers were soon strewn All around. In picking them up mrs. Bixby noticed that one of the letters was sealed Bare a two cent stamp and was addressed to mrs. D Innell. She thought she recognized the writing As that of mrs. Dwinnell and could not help but wonder what her husband was doing with a letter directed to to at lady. Some of the family had previously said that mrs Dwinnell was coming to mrs. Bixby s to see Frank but mrs. Bixby thought Bat Little of this but when she saw this letter her Susie Cion was aroused and the More she pondered Over it the greater grew her curiosity to see the contents of this mysterious letter until at length she resolved to open it. Her worst fears were realized. She discovered that her husband loved another or pretended that he did. It was a gushing letter from her faithless husband to the faithless wife of his Friend. Mrs. B by had sufficient presence of mind to conceal the letter and then became unconscious going from one spasm into another. Of course Frank soon understood what was the matter and on his Knees pledged his word and Honor As a Man and a husband that if his wife would forgive him he would never again see mrs. Dwinnell and mrs. Bixby thought that he was keeping his word until four or five weeks ago when she was terribly a deceived. Of this further along. The supposition is that mrs. Dwinnell furnished Bixby with addressed envelopes which he would use whenever he desired to communicate with Here so that in Case they were discovered either in Frank s Possession or at her own Home it would be thought from the address which was partially disguised even from her own hand the letters were from some female Friend and they would remain intact. But the Best Laid schemes of lovers As Well As mice and men gang Ait Aglee. Four or five weeks ago mrs. Edwin May and mrs. Bixby had been visiting a relative in the Southern part of the City and upon their return they endeavoured to drive up Illinois Street but do All they could the horse would have his own Way and took them to that Bixby was not there. He had called on the monday preceding on one or two of their correspondents and seemed to be in very a Rood spirits. It was at first thought that company of this City and a company at Cincinnati a song Sung at the Cincinnati instrument was distinctly Wieard Here whilst one by the messes. Porter and Morrell of this City was applauded there. Prof. Levi Brown gave a Banjo Solo which was distinctly heard and heartily and added Here. Was Worth about ?7,000, in the fruit business. Articles of association of the Indianapolis Indiana infirmary have been filed in the office of the Secretary of state. The capital Stock is 1,000, and the directors Are William Clark w. T. Clark and Harriet t. King the object is the dispensing of botanic medicines. Fant Blower around that he could make a Man believe he owed taxes whether he did or not and he has made the commissioners they owed him f i,466 99, which they have found out they Hdldn c. Ain t he just a Beetle too smart for you or is it True that you whacked Ohl no impossible on tuesday evening three men were noticed to pile rails and ties across the track of the i., c. Amp it. Road near North Indiana Lis the express. He Ine about due. The workmen for the use in Nade their appearance and the rascals i. A the obstructions were removed from the track. The Many friends of Jacob Baas the Saloon keeper on s9uth Delaware Street who beat up or. Mcgill for calling his wife and himself bad names called upon him and congratulated him upon gaining his suit. Or. And mrs Baas Are respectable people and Are beloved by All the neighbourhood As quiet and peaceable cd titans. It is understood that the places of those lately dismissed from the railway mail service will not be filled by new men As it is the design to reduce this Branch of the service from 1,200 to 1,060. It May be barely possible that Clie recent dismissals were not really for incompetency but in order to reduce the Force. Officer Shelton arrested d. B. M Donough on last thursday morning for Selling Short weight in Coal that officer having had a Load of Coal bought by Alderman Snider weighed on the City Scales it was found to be Short 185 pounds. Or. M Danough denies with spirit Kis intention of defrauding and explains that the loss was caused by the Scales being covered with ice. He promptly paid the 950 Fine. It will be recollected that some time since the household goods Etc., of mrs. Mary j. Catlin whose husband had engaged in the Saloon business in the Mayhew Block on the Circle were set out on the sidewalk at the instance of the landlord. The other Day mrs. Catlin was awarded a verdict of 1.632 As damages against t. A. Lewis it Al. It was shown that the defendant had a right to Possession for a certain length of time. Must $10,000 Worllie sold of heavy clothing. Hater g that Inch More than we want to Earry oter we propose to Slang her them. Regardless of Cost. It win pay Yon to come and see . Y. 0. A c. H a is pm a item Tomii by tit. J j. Fatality about this for near the Alley adjacent to the Central station House mrs. Bixby recognized the Carriage of mrs Dwinnell and remarked to mrs. May wonder who it can be she is talking to Here Quot As they approached she recogniz3d her husband who was standing on the curb Stone in Earnest conversation with mrs. Dwinnell the occupant of the Carriage a my god Quot exclaimed mrs. Bixby Quot it s Foj Ank Quot and seizing the whip she gave a Spring and would have been out of the Carriage had not mrs. May caught her Arm and held her firmly until Frank recognizing his wife sprang Forward and taking hold of her got her into her seat when seizing the reins he drove rapidly to his own House with his wife More dead than alive beside him. Frank tried to explain As Well As he was Able but made a poor Job of it although matters were quieted Down and there was no expose to the Public. Somewhere about this time or prior thereto or. D Winnell got hold of a letter either one of Hia wife s or Franks which led him to believe that Quot his wife and Bixby were to meet at Cleveland she being on her return Home from a visit East. He resolved to go to Cleveland and it is said had made up his mind to shoot Bix a if he saw him in company with his wife. One morning Frank Bixby said to his wife Quot Damn it i be got to go to Union City to Day on business of the office and i Dun c like it at mrs. May ask d him Why or. Norton could not go saying that he was a single Man and had no wife to leave at Home. Frank said that he must do his share of the work and he would have to go that he would be Back the next Day so he bade his wife Good Bye and started off. That very Day both Dwinnell and Frank Bixby boarded the train in route for Cleveland Dwinnell saw Bixby on the train but Bixby did not know that he had a fellow passenger in Dwinnell. Bat the latter had missed it in his reckoning Frank got off at Union City and d. Did t know it. He went on to Cleveland but did not find his wife there for the simple reason that she had not stopped at the Garden City but had gone on to Union City where she met the festive Frank and with him journeyed homeward or. Dwinnell arriving next Day. It was not until Aiter Frank left the City for Good that the secret of his business visit to Union City became known to his wife. On last sunday week or Bixby told his wife that Busine a called him to Cincinnati and that he would have to Start Early on monday morning. He had previously asked his rather in Law to procure him a pass in which he was unsuccessful. On the sunday before his departure he had borrowed or. May s horse and Sleigh and taken his wife and child out Riding. Of the following monday morning at half past 4 o clock he boarded a train for Cincinnati and from that time to this there have been no tidings of him other than that on last wednesday or thursday in answer to a Telegram irom May one of the clerks of the Gibson House telegraphed in return that Frank Bixby was at the Gibson House but this seems to have been a lie out of whole cloth for it has since been ascertained beyond the Shadow of a doubt that Bixby left the hotel on the same Day he arrived monday leaving his room looked the Only Trace of his having been there being a Small hand Valise with some soiled clothing therein. We understand that it was not until they were paid for it that the chambermaid and other domestics would reveal a word about Bixby. It is thought that he made arrangements with the clerk to Telegraph that he was there should any telegrams come asking As to his whereabouts. It is believed that he met mrs. Dwinnell in Cincinnati and that they at once started for califor Nln. Frank Bixby belongs to the Law firm of Norton Bixby amp Booker and his partners being anal our about him repaired to Oledn swathe 1� part of Kiwi week Only to find considerably crooked in his financial and business matters. He was treasurer of the Light infantry and is supposed to have about 9500 of their Money in his Possession. He could t be got to make a settlement with them. Suit has been entered against him by Register Jordan charging him with perjury in the settlement. Of an estate for which he was Assignee while he owes numerous creditors Small amounts. Is is also thought that forgery can be Laid at his door. Some time since Hia rather in Law went on his note for $200, which was taken at one of the Banks with the a mount raised to ?500 Bixby Drew his Money with commendable promptness All that was owing to him As a member of the firm of Norton Bixby a a Booker which it is thought he carefully hoarded As of late he declined to pay any of his debts always putting off his creditors when they called. It is supposed that he took away with him about 3,000. There is really something very painful in this Bixby Dwinnell Aff in. Each of the sinful parties deserts an interesting Little girl four years of age there being but twelve Days difference Between the Ages of the two half orphaned children. There is an inhumanity about it which makes us sad to reflect upon. The deserted husband and the deserted wife Are deserving of our warmest sympathies while the heart cannot but go out toward the Little girls thus bereft of Mother and father. Mrs. Bixby is a cultivated and refined lady and no doubt loved her husband dearly. The blow to her has been an extraordinarily severe one her life at times being almost despaired of so severe were the spasms into which she has been thrown. Or. Dwinnell is very reticent and bears up under his abandonment like a philosopher although the knowledge of the Infix it to of the Mother of his child when it first became known to him must have almost dethroned reason. Frank has not Only rendered two Hearthstone desolate but poor fool he has ruined himself forever. He was a Young Man of exceedingly Fine presence with hosts of friends who did All they could to Advance Bis interests. He was if we mistake not born and bred in the City and very respectably connected. He read Law with Mcdonald amp Butler and if he had been blessed with a proper sort of balance wheel no doubt but that he would in time have risen to considerable Eminence in his profession. Now if he escapes the Law he will forever be As one with the Brand of Cain upon his brow a a fugitive and a wander on the face of the Earth. The false wife who stole the husband of her Friend with All her Beauty can never be aught but a loathsome thing in the eyes of All right thinking people and whether she goes Down to her grave soon or late she will before the Earth is thrown upon her let a the victim to a remorse so keen that she will Many a time and Oft Pray to Exchange it for the shroud and winding Sheet. Latest notes. The of qty threatening to Cut off the aldermen assessor Broida proposes to shut no commission sri have ordered the pay of the Engineer of the Coart House reduced from 2 to is per Day they forget however to reduce their own pay which is 16 per constitutional amendments hang fire in the House. They come up next found the body of James Ross in the Woods Zooi Miles North of to Lambla City ind., on last thursday Frozen to the ground hogs having eaten part of his face and head. He was sixty years old and unmarried. When last seen he was suffering from delirium Kremens and wandered to the Woods while crazy and Froza to death. Matters Matt Imonia. Olito Frenesi it is rumoured will Ere Long leave single blessedness. William Hanschen wants a divorce from his wife whom he charges with abandonment. John w. Chambers and mrs. N. M. Allen formerly of this City were married on last sunday in St. Louis. We. Thomas and miss Elizabeth Camp Lin were joined in the holy Bonds of Matrimony by enquire Pease on last thursday afternoon. Or. Alexander of the firm of Alexander amp Craig will next month Lead to the altar miss m. Hanna a Belle of North Mississippi Street. It is to be kept private. Yes my or. And mrs. A Lukenbaugh celebrated the Twenty first anniversary of their wedding Day on last tuesday. All had a Good time and it is hoped that the couple will live to celebrate More wedding Days. Miss Mary Spooner eldest daughter of general Spooner and or. De e Owens of Chicago were married on last wednesday evening in the presence of Many distinguished guests. The bridal party started next morning for Chicago. Armstrong Taylor who formerly filled the offices of county treasurer and auditor and is at present City treasurer celebrated his thirtieth wedding Day at his residence in Anderson ind., on last wednesday. He received a great Many handsome presents. Or. And mrs. H. Lbrown celebrated their Silver wedding at the residence of mrs. Lucinda Tousey on last wednesday evening. The occasion was honoured by the reverend t. A Holliday who performed the marriage ceremony Twenty five years ago. Amongst other handsome presents were a Pitcher and service from or. Brown s friends at Siewart amp Morgan s. The marriage of or. John Ulrich to miss Katie Kyster on last tuesday evening at the residence of the Bride s parents on Blake Street was a grand event. They were attended by misses. F. Foster d. Stephens and s. Stephens As bridesmaids and messes. C. F. Woermer w. Kathe and g. Bauer As groomsmen. Many handsome presents were even and the repast was heartily indulged. May they live Long and Prosper. Yohey to hang. The supreme court on last thursday gave its decision in the Case of John h. Achey found guilty of the murder of George Liggett. Judge Biddle wrote the opinion which was approved by the full Bench. It sustained the opinion of the lower court so that John Yohey will hang on next wednesday unless governor Williams interferes. The cases of Guetig and Merrick were not decided up to yesterday. The general opinion is that the supreme court will sustain the lower court in these cases and will probably Render its decision some time to Day. In which Case the triple hanging will very probably take place on the 29jh, according to judge Heller s programme. Sheriff Pressly is making every necessary preparation to hang the three condemned men at one and the same time. A dishonest trickster caught. Officers Case Murphy and wild arrested John Brennan the runner of the California House on last tuesday. The night before Brennan had induced a coloured Man bound for Houston Texas to Pawn his watch and go to the California House for the night. The next morning when the friends of the Man redeemed his watch it was found that the works had been removed and replaced by others of Little value. The Exchange had been made during the night Brennan a having taken the watch and his own to a j Weler for that purpose. The stolen works were of considerable value. Having a through ticket which expired on wednesday the traveler departed that Day without stopping to prosecute. A strange store. The Sentinel of last monday had a strange Story in relation to the enforced absence of Chas. Dawnie Arom this City. It was to the effect that Downie had been drugged and lost his Money and watch in his travels from Here to Kansas City and at one of the cities he visited had l Een taken into a room ind made to sign a mysterious paper Sty up cd to be in relation to some property that Iii now in dispute while a pistol Iii a ranted at his head. He is is lung be covered his wits while in amp it. Lon i Tagi a losing them and Takli it to drink. Story we irom a Eadus Olty paper and was sex mainly a Moat singular Ohe if True. Or. Arrived Iii tra Tity alter Hie it angular Ludm up to find. The dead body which fell out of a trunk at the Jackson and Sag Jiaw Railroad depot the other Day proved to be a Man who died at Waterloo ind a on Lunday of lung fever his Bod r was taken from the cemetery promptly after Barwal and forwarded to fort Wayne for the use of the medical College. His brother went to fort Wayne after the body which was taken Back to Waterloo for . Williams the widow s Friend As he is widely known in police circles and one of the most notorious of sleek Confidence frauds was on thursday released from jail at Terre haute where he has been conflated for about two months. He is known to be Galty of very Many Confidence games his particular victims being widows in All parts of the country but escaped All punishment there being no Law in Indiana under which he can be indicted and his widow victims All dislike to appear against him fearing terribly mangled body of Horace l. Hyde was found on the ski Road track near Bennet s Mills some twelve Miles from Jefferson City on last wednesday Horace family Way known As Quot Holly Quot is a brother to William Hyde editor of the Republican and has been connected with several St. Louis newspapers. He West to Jefferson City at the outset of the session to accent a clerkship under a h. Seymour. The Engineer of a freight train saw a Man walking on the track near Bennet s Mill. The Engineer blew the whistle when the Man stepped to one Side to allow the train to pass that Man was Holly Hyde it is presumed that when the train had passed about half Way he attempted to catch hold of one of the cars and was dragged under the wheels and ground to death scenery to the value of two or three thousand dollars was buried in de bar s grand opera House at St. Louis on thursday afternoon fire having originated in the paint room. The flames were extinguished before doing further damage. It is thought that the supreme court will Grant a new trial to Quatle. He himself thinks that he will not be Hung and so informed father Scheideler begins to realize his situation. He yesterday sent for a minister yesterday the Rev Bayliss and Tevis were called in to see Merrik More at the suggestion of jailor o Brien than any wish expressed by the prisoner. Father Schiedler is administering spiritual Consolation to Guetig while father be Sonles visits Achey and is instructing him in the tenets of the holy Catholic Church Peter Routier has completed the Gallows which is said to be in Complete working order. It will be erected on the Norch Side of the jail Between the Coop and theofice the warrants for the execution of the doomed men will be d slivered to the sheriff bargains Ever heard of in ladies Muslin underwear. Our annul Sale commences monday coming Jan uary 13. Every garment marked Down in Plain figures with Blue Fendoll be cities. Johnny keen is very accommodating especially to tramps and coloured germans. Diven Bryan was in a j vial humor on last thursday evening. Ask him the cause. For a Nice Juicy Steak of Buffalo meat give Balz a Call Southwest Corner of North and West streets. Miss l Zzie Hollywood has returned from her visit to Chicago much to the admiration of her friends. Brian s trial has again been postponed until next monday when it is thought major Blackburn will be Here. Or. Benheimer a Young Law student at fort Wayne ind., took in the sights of the Day on last wednesday. The Many friends of miss Kate Oale will be sorry to hear that she is lying vary ill at her residence on Market Street. Since Otto far Bach left for Colorado miss a of South Illinois Street has not been the same. Never mind he can not stay away. Officer Shelton thursday evening arrested Hamilton Bailey for alleged Short weight in a Load of Coke. He will have a trial this afternoon by jury. Mike Looney an old policeman did at his residence on Huron Street of consumption on last thursday. He leaves a wife and three children. Thirty dollars Worth of goods were stolen from the notion store of Herman Glick on last wednesday morning. Or. Glick is confident that he has a clue to the thieves. J. C. Vancamp amp son will commence the erection of a Large manufactory on the first of March at the Northwest Corner of Missouri and Market streets. Daniel Hough who has been for some years past agent in this state for Wilson Hinkle amp co s school books is dangerously ill at Ann Arbor mich., with heart disease. H. Langenberg will commence the enlargement next week of his place of business and when completed it will make a very commodious and handsome appearance. The clerks of the when clothing store did a generous thing the other Day they clubbed together and donated a suit of clothes to a Gamin who had been sleeping in the hallways of the Bates Block. The Loe Cooling arrangements for keeping hogs in warm weather at j. C. Ferguson too s pork House Are being enlarged so that the firm will be Able to kill double the Quantity they did last summer. The Senate yesterday passed a Resolution to investigate the benevolent and reformatory institutions and the House resolved in its investigation of the prisons to Send for persons and papers. On last tuesday afternoon or. Jemmy Willard distinguished himself in the legislative Halls by a somewhat lengthy speech in which As the College boys say were several smooth and Beautiful in the Early part of the week or. John b elder announced that he was not a candidate for president of the Board of the benevolent institutions and or. T. Of Ryan withdrew from the contest for state librarian. Or. Winner of Putnam clearly demonstrated the affiliation Between the democratic and National parties when he said Ai he could not have the Man of his Choice he would cast his vote for the next Best Man Daniel w. Voorhees. Or. Rapp the Well known German veterinary surgeon died last week at his residence on South Street. He was an honest Man and Independent thinker and justly esteemed among an appreciative Circle of acquaintance for his social Virtues. Mrs. Packard the lady who has been so instrumental in securing legislative action in other states favourable to the inmates of insane asylums will meet members of the legislature at the grand hotel on next tuesday evening in the interest of pending Bills now before the respective bodies. Chemise at 24 cents. Aba Wees at 24 cents. Skirts at 24 cents. Night dresses at 49 cents. The Best night dress drawers Chemise and skirt for 99 cents each in America. , these goods Are beautifully made and of Fine material. We have them in All sizes and at our ruinous by Low prices Are very much cheaper than you can possibly manufacture them at Home. Call Early and be . S. Ayres amp co., Indianapolis ind. Stout m a Quot 76 Kast Washington Street always ahead boys Winter Caps 25 to 756 beats the world deo281m�clstp Peter Leiber sends bismark la a Keg of lager and a Box of Tafel Beer. About five months ago our esteemed townsmen and Well known Brewer Peter Lieber esq., sent count Bismarck grand chancelor of Prussia a Keg of his lager Beer together with a Box of Jacob Metzger amp cos Tafel Beer. Our Friend Peter and Bismarck were intimate in their Early boyhood Days. Of last monday week a letter was received from his private Secretary Herr v. Kuro veg bearing the Seal of the double Eagle of which the following is a copy Spe Itai Sureaux beg si�isfanjiir9,j a e r i i a Ben 30. I Foo 1878, $ in. Frio Ige Foreit Beehrle mid jul Benai i Litigen base bad on Ben do often son 8i�tnarct Abele Fonte a let in bit nobers 3acob ale get amp do i. Safe user but in oot Treffli 5em Ufton be hinge Proffen Ift. go tit at beaut rat a Junen for 3t�te Freud by Feit Feinen Letb Niblic often sunt jul Ber Mitten 3rit Robto Menet Cobat Tung 0, a Uro wig sin a Herren Pjeter a Bieber a 6o., itt 3nbianapoii3, snb., ser it. Oon Koreisl Merila. Our Friend Pater Felt very proud upon the receipt of this letter and jul have it preserved among the archives of his brewery. Pater no doubt is the Boss Brewer of the state and in time will have the finest brewery in the state with All the Modem improvements attached. No Kinder hearted Man Ever existed under the Sun than Peter and we congratulate All concerned upon the receipt of the above letter. The Large brewery is Baing pushed Forward with great vigor. The newsboy b lodging Hoose. A lady who for some time past has been taking a kind interest in the forlorn Little tribe of newsboys has started the project of a lodging House for them. The lady s a band who for a wonder encouraged wide in her charitable schemes has agreed to donate a room which is to be neatly Knish de with Beds Light fire and books &o., and with a Wash room attached. It has been deemed advisable to charge the boys five cents per evening and night to ensure them a feeling of Independence. The fitting up of the rooms will Cost about ?250. The file Mer Mission will assist the lady in her Charity. This is a really Good work and All benevolent people will doubtless assist the gom woman whose sympathies have gone out to the Lawless but Little urcoms of the press. St. Mary s choir. St Mary s Church has another charming Singer and in time the choir will add other Feather to its Caps. Of last sunday wok at High mass during the offertory a Bliss Katie Wenger Sang her first chorus Quot ave Maria Quot with great care and distinctness although she Felt nervous at first she soon got Over it and at the end came out in a fear and Beautiful voice. During the rendition the dropping of a Needle could have been heard. Her voice will hereafter be heard often. This choir has furnished the we known singers miss Anna Gill Imd miss Francis Rauscher. The latter is still connected with the choir. Break in prices. J. A. Mckenzie w1e.e. Chiose 500 dozen Yiente 4 ply standing Linen collars from 80 cents to$1.50 per dozen. V. If / 38 West a Sunstone Street

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