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Indianapolis People (Newspaper) - September 13, 1879, Indianapolis, Indiana I a a l the Teofle september 13, 1879 special Sale Joe Yitts a 1 r y watches and Gold chains a at the Bates House jewelry store. This is the most reliable House in the City. Watch a a pairing and jobbing a specially at the Bates House jewelry store. Best workmen in the City. All work warranted. If you want a Good a old 01 Sil fir watch or Gold Chain or Gold or set Eings go to the old reliable Bates House jewelry store. Fine Stock new plated Ware a at the House jewelry store. Low prices this week. Tplc4ply Bates Olid bourbons old whiskies old liquors old wines bottled goods at 2iro�. 9 w. Pearl and 39 s. Meridian Sto. Iiorl7 3inlc4p Quot a Harding s celebrated Patent Ikon be Istace for enclosing residences lawns churches court houses cemeteries Parks a i am manufacturing the above celebrated Fence made wholly of wrought Iron and which with care will last a Hundred years. It is commended by Hon. Thomas a. Hendricks Hon. Godlove s. Orth and hundreds of others. Every Man owning a Home should put up an Iron Fence As it is cheaper in the Long run Fidiah a wooden one and will improve the appearance of his place a Hundred per cent. Call and see me or a end for circular. Alfred t. Sinker 74 s. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis Iii. May 17 lo4p6m hot. Poi Roeb s clean mat Market a 2.32 East Washington Street. Beef tenderloins a specially. Beef Mutton pork and Teal fresh salted and smoked hams and Bacon pickled beef tongues sheep tongues smoked tongues spiced Bacon tenderloin and spare ribs. Bologna pork Wiener wholesale and retail delivered to any part of he City. Janell 4p or by a thriving City incompatible with Low taxes. The exposition at Cincinnati was opened with a Hurrah and a whereas on wednesday. They always do things in this Way at the Paris of America. The people of a propolis have some Little vim about them. Would we had a Little of their spirit at this City of concentric circles. A lot of wooden Heads Here think that if they can save the property of the Rich from anything like High taxation they have accomplished wonders and Are on the High Road to Prosperity and greatness they May possibly get Over this foolishness after awhile and Quot learn that something else besides Low taxes is required to make a great City. Low taxation characterizes villages cities in order to be cities must expend Money for improvements consequently taxation must be higher. The most Misera ble fallacy in the world is that Low taxes is a sign of Prosperity. The reverse is really the Case and yet there Are editors who print to our Low taxation As though the City had done a wonderful and Good thing in placing the tax at 75 cents on the $100. Sensible people and sound financial business men know to the contrary Liat the Revenue will not the expenses of the cite by $100,000�?unless indeed the City is fenced in and grass be permitted to grow in its streets. Speaking of streets let any one take a look at ours. There is not a single Street of City that can be driven Over with safety Wilile they Are always in a most miserable condition. Two of the main thoroughfares and the handsomest streets of the City Meridian and Tennessee Are hardly passable worse than any Corduroy Road that was Ever travelled Over and yet they have been permitted to remain in this condition for years Jority of that astute body Are opposed to a a Low taxation preventing the City from re crowd being attracted to the City. Hence pairing them at its expense and the dwell they Vot to reconsider and squelch Lake ers along the lines thereof although Gen or. Carey who sat Down so severely on Lake the Walkis in Council is no relation streets in front of their dwelling expend of their wealth in making Good thoroughfares. Tie consequence is that these particular streets Are avoided As much As pos sible and in the end property abutting thereon cannot fail to depreciate in value. Show us a City with High taxes and we will show you a prosperous thriving City. Show us a place with Low taxes As the Rule and we will show you a place fast going Down at the Heel if not indeed already nothing but an overgrown Lage. President Hayes made a Short speech at the opening of the exposition at Cincinnati and subsequently had an informal reception at the grand hotel. Franlklin fire insurance to. Of Philadelphia a. A Saeta Janiie try 1,1879 policies issued against loss or damage by fire. Losses promptly and honorable adjusted. Office no. 66 East Market Street. We. Henderson 8ep6 if in agent. This paper Rowe Ili a a co s newspaper advertising Bureau 10 apr cab Street we eke and 1/alll/ Vertis Inq contracts la Lilloll we of a May be made Tor it in lib we i Viii i c i i a o a o cd 3 is 90 s a. O o be o cd co co p a Quot so pm i a Man by the name of Auster was found drunk in the streets of new York one Day last week and taken to a police station. During the night he Hung himself leaving behind the following written in German on a piece of card Board i have been four weeks in new York. I have drank up All my Money. Unable to find work. I took my last drink. And yet the news and Tjie journal of this City will Tell you that there is plenty of work in the country. Here is a text for some of our would a e poets who Are desirous of making for themselves both name and Fame the Only free show a Republican City government will allow in the town is that of a fraudulent president with his postmaster on a White . The above is rather severe but we must acknowledge not without some Shadow of fact about it. Our Republican City govern ment made an ass of itself when it prevented Lake from finishing his walk around the Circle. It was thousands of dollars out of our citizens pockets. Our reconsidering Council. The following is a Sample of the notes and postal received in reference to the late action of our City Council forbidding Lake to pursue his walk around the Circle after they had granted him permission and his task was partially completed me. Ends Reed a i would really like to know if we have a Board of City fathers yet or a Board of City boys the action of the Council taken in the Case of the pedestrian Lake leaves Many doubts if that body has the least Pride to Honor a made Promise or not. Quot think the citizens Are in a dangerous condition if the Council can reconsider and reconsider what Uliey first granted. I might be compelled to tear Down my House because the City boys move that my permit ought to be reconsidered. I am a Good Republican and always have been but this foolish action indeed has changed my blood and i shall use All my influence which by the Way is quite Large to have such Republican reconsider tors Stop Ped. I mean by working for the democratic ticket yours d. S o s a of s to o is a of cd s o of it a a <1 o sex president Grant who is nearly through with his travels recently dispatched to his dearly beloved Friend the Hon Elihu b. Washburn to the effect Quot that in his presidential term of eight years he has received Ali Tever Honor attaches to the position and that he does not desire to be president again and does not conceive of any possible circumstances which could induce him to consent to be a candidate still while All this is True he adds that if it should happen at any time that the Republican party should need him for any purpose he would to therefore purpose he would not fail it follows that if the bios b. Reed. Editor and proprietor. Office no. 23 n. Meridian Street Sun building Corner of Circle. Indianapolis ind., september ri879r second edition advertising from our Busine is citizens this week have crowded out a Large amount of interesting Reading matter from our . The Washington capital thinks they ought to make Grant emperor of Clirina and then have him Eon Init Hari Kari. Secretary Evarts flu will be with us on the 1st of october has certainly done something for his country he is the father of eleven children. Mph. William Mitchell of Jackson township Shelby county fell into the fire on the evening of the 9th, while in an epileptic fit and was burned to death. Conkling could make Money by exhibiting capital. We do not know about that. But accompanied by mrs. Kate Sprague there would be no doubt about it. Charles Terry who was once a minister of the methodist persuasion was arrested at Galesburg in the other Day for absconding with $3,000 belonging to miss Jennie Barton his Ward of the City named. It 18 stated that Beecher does not regard Kalloch As a bad Man. We have no doubt but that Kalloch has an equally favourable opinion of Beecher. Honors Are easy Between the two very reverend gentlemen. Both have sinned. As who has not the Republican a arty should insist upon his running for a third term he Quot would not fail to after All everything looks As though Grant would be the next re publican candidate for president. The molders at the Ohio Falls car com Pany s works at Jeffersonville Are on a strike and it is thou Glit that new men will be put ill their places. Over 750 men Are employed in the different departments. It is alleged that the strikers conducted themselves badly the other night taking posses Sion of a bar room driving the barkeeper out of the House. No Good and True Piechan is can endorse such lawlessness. The fifth annual reunion of the seventh Indiana regiment was held at Martinsville yesterday and was an immense Success Gen Harrison made a speech. A $15,000 damage suit. F. Welz Lessee of the Circle House has brought suit for $15,000 damages against mrs George Rhodius of the Circle Park House alleging that when plaintiff purchased the Circle House fixtures paying therefor $9,000 and leased the premises at $6,000 per year ii was understood that defendent would not set up in that the new Obst Nicks tie Light of the Circle House thereby making the rooms undesirable. The defendant is also charged with enticing away the help of plaintiff and of various other things whereby he demands reimbursement As above named. It bids fair to be a very pretty quarrel As it . Opposition. It is further alleged Vly constructed Circle Park House John Shilliton the Well known dry goods King of Cincinnati died in the City named at half past six o clock on last wednesday evening. In his demise the coma Aerial world has lost one of its pillars the by a seems to be a let in the Denio Oral of new yor., there did t generally is. Like the nomination of m b a in Nauy a Jacobs for governor and withdrew from the r convention Ifland nominated John Kelly. Ben Mobo Ait was arrested at. Greensburg. Ind., on last wednesday to the charge of than fhe name of Henderson two years ago in be a sky. Morgan claims that he is not the Matt in anti pm. Bishop Chatard thinks that the funds for the Benefit of archbishop put up of should be placed in the hands Ortli tyls new York committee and be Vised in in a sch property # the it inc Limiti it Date arable when it comes to sum blazes. A t about 8 30 in last thursday night flames were seen issuing from the upper portion of Frank Dunlap s stable 17 Circle Street and for a time it was feared that that portion of the Circle was doomed. Some one it is thought had set fire to the Hay in the rear of the stable. The employees of the stable assure us that the fire department worked nobly and they certainly must have done so for the flames were extinguished with no damage to the Stock and but Little to the building. Six or seven tons of Hay were burned and Soine Corn and Oats which was really the principle damage and All the damage that ensued was covered by insurance. We tremble to think what might have been. Mrs. Rhodius new building was immediately adjoining and on the right was the fran Kun building and on the left the press building with the publishing House of Douglass a Carlon and the mail Tribune and the people therein. At Wesley Chapel near Scottsburg ind., the Otheir night a party of about forty masked m0n took six Youmg men from heir Beds three of whom where Brothers and tied five of them to Trees and whipped them nearly to deat a one of the six escaped in the darkness. The alleged cause of the whipping was an attempt of the Young men to outrage a Little girl. If the charge was True they got no More than they Desei Ved. Dan a. Lemon is making Bis daily Market the Center of attraction Ana has views of out rivalling the state fair in grand display of fruits vegetables and country produce. His Market 151 West Washington Street is daily thronged by hundreds of customers and postal and Telephone orders Are received from All quarters of the City. In fancy and Staple groceries canned goods etc., Dan takes the Lead and his daily of new goods would Stock an Ordinary Stour a editorial etchings. Take a walk one cannot even walk around our useless Circle with impunity officious officers interfere with or without orders from Council. Councilman Rooker must not talk so much about talking to brother councilmen after Council is Over. That smacks of Border Ruffia ism. Councilman Lamb stands up for Pogue s run although so far As heard from unlike Barnum s men he has never bathed in its pellucid Waters. Cai Darnell assures us there is no discount on that $75 cotswold ram although the reporters of the daily press Are making merry Over it. The Indianapolis Light infantry drum corps speak in the highest Praise of the treatment received while at Cincinnati at the Walnut Street House by the proprietors. The Indianapolis a Light infantry will be More cautious in the future and not jump at conclusions. They were initiated into the new game of pooling while at Cincinnati last wednesday. The present City Council or at least a a it was rather a farcical proceeding for the Board of High joints to meet in special session on last thursday evening and vote against concurring in the action of the Council in preventing Lake from continuing his walk particularly As Lake had t walked for two or three Days. This is the Way our honorable bodies do the business of the City. The entire Board was unanimous in condemning the action of the astute Council. This puts the Burden of the affair upon those officious policemen who ordered Lake top largest and Best selected Stock o pianos and organs in the state and give better prices and better cease walking. They were too officious by terms than can be Given a any other House on the same Una Lite of goods. Among our assortment May a one half and should be discharged from the pianos and organs. When you want to buy a piano or Organ always go to a reliable House. D. A Baim Dwiht Ltd go. To the Horn wind bag. Out the quote. By handed Sam Cary of Ohio the the letter spells his name with the question of closing the stores on Industrial Parade Day seems to be a Bone of Contention in the mercantile association. Again we warn the members of the association not to be too greedy. Councilman Rooker at the special meeting on last monday night after the Council had sat Down upon his ordinance known As the fall Creek ordinance was granted the privilege of withdrawing it from the files. The genial Thomas f. Ryan late of Chicago formerly of ours was in the City this week in route for san Francisco whither he Oes to enter into business. We Trust that e May be successful in All his undertakings. It is really somewhat strange that Neit Lier the Board of police nor the mayor would swear in special policemen to keep order around the Circle while Lake was walking a although we Are told that the Walkis offered to pay for the same. The procession at Cincinnati on the occasion of opening the exposition is represented As having been a big thing off of ice. P. M. Holloway of our City took part therein. He was no doubt anxious to learn How to do it when we have our grand Parade. It would seem As though almost All the councilmen wanted to be Quot set right Quot in reference to their vote ruling Lake the Walkis. A of the track. Those who voted to prevent the continuance of his walk will stand on the record and be ashamed of their of Tes is Long As they live. Should any of our readers imagine that the people this week is More Brilliant than usual they can account for it from the fact that the Edi Tor in chief has been suffering from Ivy Poison and has been too Busy itching and scratching to devote his exclusive time and attention to journalism. Albert h. Stumph formerly a genial clerk in the office of col. Robert e. Moore of the Mutual Benefit association has taken service under our frail and fragile Friend c. Gale the popular superintendent of the Bee line. Al is in the transportation department with the movement of freight Austin Corbin the individual Olio thought jews were not Good enough to put their feet under the mahogany of is hotel at Coney Island was in the City this week look Iii a after Bis interests Iii the i., b. A w. Road of which he is one of the largest stockholders. The Jelt is of this City failed to Honor him with a serenade. Or. Till w. Thomas has taken a position in the Occidental shoe store Corner of Illinois and Washington streets. This Young gentleman is popular with hosts of friends. His presence in any mercantile House draws to it extra customers. The Occidental has been fortunate in securing the services of or. Thomas. His friends will follow him for their purchases of Nobby boots and shoes. The Sentinel in alluding to the visit of Lee o. Harris and James w. Riley to our City this week says two poets whose melodies Are giving to Indiana a song Fame equal to that of her 55,000,000 Bushel wheat crop. When poetry is As Quot Good As wheat Quot there will be a demand Lor it. Force at once. That was a most pleasant reception entertainment at the Indianapolis female school so ably presided Over by or. And mrs. Kappes last evening. There were two or three Hundred callers embracing the most of our Well known citizens. The school is one of the very Best in the country and an Honor to the City while or. And mrs. Kappes Are among our most honoured citizens. A. S. Kingsley was out in a card in last thursday s news in behalf of cold water As a remedy in Scarlet and other fevers. He took the Herald to task for intimating that he had an interest in a coffin factory in recommending the cold water treatment. There is no doubt but that cold water is a very Good thing applied externally or internally. We take it ourselves. William John Wallace guardian has been Quot requested Quot by judge Adams to Quot step up to the Captain s office and the odor of pills Para Goric ipecac and Quot Sich Quot has left the City. It is Safe to say there was no malaria in it. The Rev. Or. Bayliss has left us for Good and All. We cannot say that we Are exceedingly sorry. Decker Bros Haines Bros and j. Amp c. Fischer pianos and the celebrated Estey organs. Ag0-3end for Price lists and terms. P Baldwin amp co a Hiorth pm a Street. Interior decorations Fine Stock of English and French patterns. Cau and see our cheap Wall papers knights of father thew notes. Mat this shows effective in t this rather an unwarranted mingling of the practical with the fanciful the death of Ambrose Ballweg one Day this week caused sorrow to Many hearts. He was an old and highly esteemed citizen and had numerous friends among All classes. He was Liberal in his views and allowed others the blessed privilege of thinking As they pleased. The old Gunsmith will be Long remembered and longest by those who knew him Best. His funeral was one of the largest that has taken place for years in the City. One of those disgraceful Midnight raids which characterize villages and Are disgrace to or Village took place the other night of course under the Sanction Branch no. 3 will give a social on to Morrow evening at their Hall Comer Virginia Avenue and Dougherty Street. The Public Are invited to attend. The quartet Johns of Branch no. Is have taken our advice at last. They cannot be seen on their regular saturday evening tour. Or. John Murphy of Branch no. 4j is Able to be about once More. The Taffy pulling had a rather serious effect upon John. Branch no. 4 has increased its membership Velve within the past two weeks work. There is a Call for a meeting of the several branches in the state for the purpose of organizing a state Union. We think it a very Good move for in Unity there is strength. Eugene David Curran has proved himself to be a very valuable member of the Board of trustees of Branch no. 3. Or. John rail the worthy chief of Branch no. 4, is the most efficient presiding officer connected with any Catholic organization in the state. The boys of Branch no. 4 say they fail to see the prize offered by grand commander Colbert. John you should fulfil your promises. Miss Ettie Carey one of the Young lady members of the Barrett dramatic club has been very sick during the past two weeks with intermittent fever. We wih her a speedy recovery. The social Given by Branch no. 1, on last sunday evening was Well attended. The singing of or. Dunmeyer sheeley and the recitation of or. Moore were Well received. Or. Ryan closed the evening s entertainment with a few Well pointed remarks in relation to the benefits derived from Temperance and in being a member of the knights of father Matthew. Branch no. 3 will give a social one week from tomorrow Naglit at their Hall. The name of Martin Haley of Branch no. 4, was omitted in the list of officers elected. Martin was elected senior commander and an excellent officer he makes but you must keep a steady front Martin. There was a great number of the knights attended the Ball Given by the Queen Scota dancing club of last tuesday evening. Branch no. 3 have the prettiest Little stage in the City. The members of the Branch Are nightly prac Liting for their next entertainment. Or. John Haley of Branch no. It was the Best at the Queen Scota Ballou last tuesday even Iii. John would make the circuit of the Hall about six Steps. The Ball Given by the Queen Scota dancing club on last tuesday night was the grandest affair of the season. It was attended by the elite of Irish society. I he grand March headed by or. P. J. Kellaher and miss Dugan was a grand spectacle and will not be forgotten soon by those who witnessed it. Branch no. Will give a social at their Hall Corner \ Irginia Avenue and Dougherty Street next sunday night. Or. Patrick daily and miss Nonie Mccarthy Are to ice married on the2cth of the present month. Or. Dan Haley of Branch no. Was elected for i Ucker every time at the Ball on last tuesday night the Barrett dramatic club Are rehearsing twice _ week at knights of father Matthew Hall on Georgia is reel. Or. Eugene Davia Curran is soon to leave Bachelor ii Ood and enter the holy state of Matrimony. The Bride is said to be a fair Young lady of South East meet. Miss Tillie Brannan who Sang at the social on last sunday evening is said to be the finest Singer on the South Side. We should judge so by the Way the audience appreciated her on last sunday evening. The drum corps connected Vith Brancho. 3 is valuable addition to the Branch. Catholic. Uto old Stock. Job Wili amp co., no. 33 East Market Street. Amusements. See also second of. Prof. W. P. To Floann will open his dancing Parlours commence Uiese a Jon tuesday evening. September 16, at and Noble streets. Wein s Hall Comer Market the musical director of the Fatanitza prof. Owen formerly taught music in this City. The w. Coup new United monster show was advertised to exhibit at Washington d. C., yesterday and to Day. The Eureka dancing club will give their second social Ball on september 16th, at h. H. Langenberg s Hall. The concert Ven at h. H. Lane Garden on wed esd was largely attended. A Heig s Phoenix attended. The music by the Union band was excellent owing to the fact that the handsome refitting of their Hall known As Reichwein s Hall Comer of Market and Noble streets was not completed the grand opening Soiree of the Amateur dancing club was postponed and will take place on thursday evening. September 18th. Music by Miller s full quadrille band. Gena Emen held responsible for their company. Admission 50 cents. The harmonic society will study Mendelssohn s hymn of Praise under prof. Max Leckner. Their first rehearsal will be at the second presbyterian Church on next monday evening. The harmonic chorus society Max Leckner. Director. The first meeting of the season will be held at the second presbyterian Church on monday september 15th. At 7 30 p. M. The work selected for the season is Quot Mendelssohn s hymn of As the society is free from debt no membership dues will be tired. The expenses will be met by voluntary Ascriptions nearly a sufficient amount has already been pledged for that purpose. A full attendance is desired. The cheerful eight dancing club will glv6 their second social Soiree on tuesday evening skip Ember 16th, at Altmann s Hall on South Meridian Street. Those in receipt of invitations should not fail to attend. The Volks Garden concerts by Vogt s orchestra on saturday and sunday evenings Are Gry Vejl attended. The Concordia dancing association will give their opening dance of the season at Reichwein s Hall on w wednesday evening september 17th. The Endeavor of the association will be to make the affair a very enjoyable one to All who attend. No person will be admitted without an invitation. Grand concert by the new Park theater orchestra on to Morrow sunday evening at the Ger mania theater. The programme is entirely new arranged by the Leader expressly for this occasion. All lovers of Good music should not fail to attend. Dealer in bottled Madison xxx ale Viager Beer and Porter nos. 225 and 227 w. Washington St., jaal9 of 6c4p Indianapolis ind. Carriages. For the very Best and cheap est carriages in this Market Don t foil to examine the Laie and varied Stock of Shaw Carriage co. Heavy and Light Carris end Spring. Concord or Side i buggies of every description Phaeton of several styles and All at prices defying compete Tion. The old sores to opened. Be he the divorced wife of judge Harrington to bring suit against the judge and the Sentinel for $60,000 damages. And direction of our Board of police. Capt. Splann and a posse of big buffers made a raid on the House of Nellie Carney of South Street near the Union depot on last thursday night and had the supreme Felicity of arresting the Landlady and eight other male and female occupants. In doing which we we Are Safe in saying that prostitution was Envoi urged rather than Given a set Banji. The City Council of this Yeai of oui lord 1879-80, will if they keep on make a record As the reconsidering Council. It will be remembered that their at first refused Point Blank to invite president Hayes to visit the City during state pair. They subsequently reconsidered. They allowed Lake the Walkis to Hoof it around the Circle but finding that our City was to be benefited thereby by the influx of strangers thereto who would patronize our merchants they reconsider by and debarred Lake from finishing his walk when it was nearly two thirds completed. Of they Are a Sweet set they Are but it would t Hurt the City much should they resign specially those who voted Money out of the cite. On last thursday we received a very polite message from or. Deloss Root delivered by an attache of the people who had solicited or Root for an advertisement for the peole. Of course we cannot print what Liis bankrupt Christian was pleased to say about us it being a entirely too vulgar Althou coming As it did from a bankrupt Christiari. Of one thing we Are Well assured or. Deloss Root will never repeat the foul language in our presence Anco of another thing we Aie quite As Well assured that hello if ind there be a hello is full of christians of tie Type and Chou racer of Deloss Root. Imor. Root is incensed at the people for standing up for the rights of his workmen. This Jis the head and front of its of tending. During the ten years just passed very destructive fires Large and Small have occur All Over this country More frequently to Quot mrs. Adalina Harrington divorced wife of judge Harrington and who is understood to now reside in the state is about to enter suit for $50,000 damages for libel against her tonner husband and the Sentinel of this City. She charges that her former husband and the Sentinel did unlawfully falsely and maliciously United combined and conspired to Geilier for the purpose of co passing making and publishing a certain false scan Duclous defamatory and malicious libel against the plaintiff thereby injuring and destroying her Good name and Fame and reputation for chastity and virtue then and there unlawfully wrongfully falsely and maliciously in furtherance of said conspiracy and for the purpose of effecting and carrying out the a a Quot a Elo urdu loudly train said false scandalous malicious and libellous purpose libellous la a be newspaper in said state and District of ii Diana did wrongfully falsely maliciously and compose make write print and a Biblish in a i during any like period of time in our history. There Are Many and Vai sons for this which for the present we Wal not Stop to explain but the i its Are before the people and have awakened Many persons who have heretofore been asleep on to Quot Jet of Murance against fire into be sub Active ibis daily Aske i where we go a no what company shall we place our risks there Are Many Good fire insurance Toni panties doing business in thl9 City and among the Foremost of them is the Franlklin a Home institution that is sound Johir c. Jacobs has Belieu nominated a the to the Core and offers an entirely Safe risk to Bemo Cracy of new York As their candidate All who mayor Lupon it at Corner of Market for governor. / ,. And circe streets. And elsewhere throughout the United states which Siirid newspaper was owned and controlled by them and then and there known and styled Quot the Indianapolis daily Sentinel Quot the following false scandalous malicious and defamatory libel to wit. Then follows the interview of the ser Tinel with the judge which we do not care to republish. Denny Johnson Are the attorneys for mrs. Harrington. It seems that mrs. H. Has brought an Adili Lionial suit for Alimony against the judge in the Superior court in reference to Avrich the following appeared in the news of last Thui Day judge Harrington told a news reporter that the decree of Alimony upon which his former wife has brought suit against him in the Superior court was rendered in a suit for maintenance and not for divorce. When he separated from her he says he divided his passes Sioris. Giving her $1,200 and keeping 81,300 himself. After he obtained a divorce in maa Ison he was released from liability to keep up the payment of Alimony and or. Harrington says one has no Good grounds upon which to rest the present suit. We were really in Hopes that this distressing matter was done with and that we had head i the last of it. It has already caused a great Deal of scandal and bloodshed has been threatened. We dislike exceedingly the reopening of old sores although the Journ in its notice of the pending suit Endeavor to reopen them As much As possible should Endeavor to pour Oil into the wounds and not tear them state fair. As the time approaches for the week of the fair the excitement increases and the whole state As Well As this City is Awakening to the fact that this is to be the grandest and most extensive fair Ever held within the limits of the Hoosier state. A no Stone is left unturned to make it so. Already president Mitchell and Secretary Herren Are lengthening out the hours of the Day s work far into the night in order to keep up with he daily increasing business. A Strong Force of hands Are employed constantly on the fair Quot Lutting things in the very Best of order and exhibitor will find increasing facilities for showing their wares and Stock Over All previous Yeara. The old settlers gathering promises to Excel All former occasions but Secretary Heron says the old fathers and mothers must be taken care of therefore he is fitting up a Lige upper chamber in the exposition Hall most handsomely with lounges easy chairs etc., that. A a the prize tournament by the Indianapolis social turn Verein on last sunday at Knarzer Grove was largely attended. The Lucky winners of prizes were Lis follows jumping first and second prizes or. Kishbach Terre haute ruler and Cigar Case. Turning bar Oscar Duewig tire haute walking Cane. Dum Belles Otto Schissel Indianapolis Ink stand. Spear throwing of. Probst Indianapolis clock. Fast running a. Pfister Terre haute watch Chain. The baby As he is called from Louisville won the Beautiful prize for Good looks. Heddrich made the presentation speech. The balance of the Day was spent in general enjoyment of various kinds. The shooting gallery of t. Hough was the favorite resort. 1 he Day passed off with every person in Good humor. 1 he evening was a renewal of the Day s sport and continued until late. The visiting boys All seemed Well pleased and passed Many remarks of the hospitality Recei Ved. Unity club is in the fit id for interesting Winter evening s entertainments. Tie choral Union has chosen the oratorio of for the fall and Winter study and the first rehearsal will be held next monday evening in room 17, hates Block. The Amazon club will give a Public picnic to Morrow at Mayer s Grove. A Good band of music has been engaged and dancing will be indulged in. Gruenert s concert Hall is crowded nightly by Well pleased audiences. The concert entertainments Are above the average in Merit none but first class artists being engaged. The wants of the thirsty patrons Are promptly supplied by Ever attentive attendants. Farm wagons. Common gearing or our Patent Circle track admitted by All who Bave used them to be the Best Wagon made. 34 East Georgia Street. May.3 4-op for Choice country produce and groceries at Bottom prices go to w. J. Probst Corner of Tennessee and fifth streets. 3m 4pcc matters matrimonial it Rone s 6ar<len theater a Gorman amp Gallagher Bob Milligan Ada Adair and Jennie Are the news Salty people on the Bills for the coming week at this popular place of amusement. A splendid Olio Perfo Nance is promised for each evening to be followed by the realistic drama Quot the fool s revenge Quot with the entire company in the cast dle Sonn grand opera House tuesday wednesday thursday and thursday matinee. Sept if. 17 and 18, the Neil Burgess Quot widow Bedott Quot combination will appear in d. R. Jocke s Nasby s comedy of Quot widow Bedott or. The Hunt for a the Providence dispatch says of it Quot it ii Well written it is very funny the characters Strong the idea novel and tie dramatic effects neither pm Jav Erful nor weak. They Are extremely funny. This is the play As it was on the first night. Now As to the characters they Are natural funny and full of opportunities. How they were taken or. Neil Burress was the Star. equal him in his line. He made of the widow Bedott one of those characters which become household talk and known of All men. He never played better in his life he con and one of these Dav when he comes to us again the widow and really Worth the 850,000 the elder was after we can say we told you so natural easy Able and fully appreciating funny situations. Or. Burgess will attain a popularity he deserves and the consequent Money equivalent for his labor. Or. Sol Smith perfectly played elder sniffles. Make up voice and Vanlier could not be improved. The other parts were in fair hands. They were not elaborated As they will be. The future of the play widow Bedott Quot is already a Success when it is perfect Gigantic Success these will be the changes certain motions now a Little draggy will be eliminated. Experience Mil work up the situations and make them More powerful. New jokes and business will grow up from repeated playing and the perfect widow Bedott de ight the country. Summed in the result of widow Bedott is this a successful play a mint of Money for author and Star an unfailing source of amuse ment to the theater goers of the co Guitry. We Are Only too glad to say with Honor what we have Good Luck to the widow and Farewell forever Sam Weller a beware of bidders for we have one now the Public will Wlsh to see these old beloved pioneers May have a retired place to rest while in attendance at the fair. The Phoenix Bowling us of Louisville by. Will pay this City a visit about october 15th. The Indianapolis Bowling club no. 1 will give a prize tournament at William Buehrig a Corner of South and Pennsylvania streets commencing monday september 15th. And continuing until saturday september 20th. Free to All. The distribution of prizes will take place on the following monday evening at Altmann s Hall. To conclude with a grand Bau. The grand opera House opened of last monday night under very flattering circumstances. The remodelling Fres coing and decorations made a very pleasing appearance and the new scenery was highly appreciated. The managers messes. J. B. And Geo. A. Dickson have engaged the following Coroso artists acknowledged the Best to be had d. A Hughes Scenic artist Albert Hendricks assistant Scenic artist Harry Grace stage Carpenter George Butsch master of properties Mike Mcquillen first assistant master of properties James Eden second assistant master of properties John Mcintire Parrette and Balcony doorkeeper or. Eddy dress Circle doorkeeper r. Arnold stage doorkeeper Jacob Anthes l. Sulgrove and j. Stout janitors messes. W. H. Sul Grove and Morrison assistant stage carpenters Ushers will h. Ringer. Will Mcl Tirc and Harry Cante. It ii hooves the amusement Loving people that they should recompense the industrious Dickson boys for their grit and Good judgment in always endeavouring to please the Public. Fatanitza was produced this week at tie grand to admiring thousands. The grand started Oft finely. Long May it wave. Tony pastor with his inimitable troupe is to be Hith us on next monday evening at the grand opera House. Tony needs no endorsement. We have All seen him and know that he is a Trump card. His repertoire has been improved and his company is a fait at every Point if you wish to enjoy a Hearty laugh and pass a pleasant evening do not fail to see Tony. Joe Are some things which never do grow old likewise some men among the latter is Joe be Erson and although Many a time amp and Oft have we witnessed his impersonation of rip Van Winkle yet is it Ever new and always reaches the heart. Or. Jefferson will have the Honor of being the first Star to Cibin with his Genius the Park theater and will make his first appearance As rip Van Winkle with a Strone company on next Friday and sat or duty nights. Oor citizens will do Honor to themselves the Star and the enterprising lessees by crowding the Park and thus giving it a Good Send off. Reform principles the announce is to make political Spee in a and Well particularly As it eve of a a ube Matott Al elem tip i midst of a heated political Cam death of judge Bistine. Judge Ristine one of the directors of the Institute for the Blind and who has been ailing for some time died at the Institute at in View of president Hayes civil service half past one o clock yesterday in the 78th a yes the announcement that he year of age. During his life the deceased of Lotical speech in Ohio does not copied honorable and responsible positions particularly As it will be on the and was honoured and respected by Alv who eve of a gibe material election and in the knew him. He according to his Wlsh midst of a heated political Campaign. Ibex tried with masonic honors. Or. Will cheer Iii and miss Annie Burns will be married on the 18th. John t. Baker and Nancy Armstong were married on monday by Esquire Wright. Theodore Lehr asks for a divorce from his wife Delila on the ground of abandonment. It is announced that Alfred t. Howe Law partner of judge Harrington will soon marry miss Jennings a school teacher of this . The marriage of the Rev. J. R. Tomlinson find Rachael Mcgaughey took place at Acton on last wednesday evening in the presence of numerous friends. Or. Charles Thornton of Bainbridge and miss May Houston of Irvington were married by prof. Burgess at the residence of the Bride on last tuesday evening. A divorce was granted Orvilla m. Bristling from or. Bristling by judge Holman on last monday. The custody of the child was Given to the Mother but subject to the father s orders and its removal from the City was forbidden. Or. And mrs. D. Campbell celebrated their thirty first wedding anniversary at their Resi Lence no. 175 North Alabama Street on last wednesday evening in a very approx Riaia manner. None but the family and immediate relatives and a few friends were present. The occasion will Long remain in the memory of All those present. The following Persona have been licensed to marry this week Samuel l. Lang and Sarah Jane Moore John r. Tomlinson and Rachel m. Vaughey John Dransfield and Francis Sapp John m. Whitty and Mary e. Murphy John Knodel and Clai a me Decker Conrad Flim and Rosina Beck John to Baker and Nancy a. Armstrong Edward Droege and Mary Emma Megga. The tall Wabash of the Sycamore registered at the Bates House yesterday. Chas. Sohngen of Hamilton of and first wholesale dealer in malt was in the City the first part of the week and reporte Trade brisk. Bob Haueisen attended one of the picnics on last sunday and became enamoured of a Beautiful blonde from Louisville by. It was love at first sight. Policeman John j. Weidle who shot Martin Purtell a week or two since August 12th, has been indicted for manslaughter. He will be defended by messes Spaan a Wickard. Madame Grayser has just returned from new York and is prepared to show the latest styles artistic drapery and perfect tit at mrs a. S. Fowler s Parlours a East Washington Street. Oak Hall no. 9 West Washington Street is not behind the times. They have an unusually Large Stock of fall clothing. Charlie Lincoln for the past ten years at the Arcade is with this House and prepared to meet his friends. Soldiers of the 10th, 40th and other regiments who desire to attend the reunion at Lebanon on the 18th and 19th inst., Are requested to meet at John w. Blake s Law office Baldwin s Block on next monday evening to make opening Quot a tile seasonal St. Elmo no. 77 South Illinois Sti get this saturday evening. Free Oyster lunch. J. Carraro and p. P. Dougherty at the bar. A ales go cd Don t be Humbug de by auction to the Bates House jewelry store for wat is diamonds and jewelry and buy them less than at auction prices and get just what you want. A Obb amp Beau thai wholesale and retail dealers in All kinds of Coal and Coke. Principal office s. W. Cor. Delaware and Market sts., Baldwin s Bock. Coal Yards nos. 140 s. Alabama St. And 294 Christian Avenue. Aels 4p 6c l g

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