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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1880

Page

3

Local items and notices from the Jefferson Herald

The Herald lists city affairs and local notices including an insane asylum transfer, a Chinese laundry closure, trotting mare sale to Eastern parties, streetcar route reopenings, and a $850 horse hire expense by the city fire department. Also reported are marriage licenses, lodge delegates traveling, regalia sent for a lodge in Ca ion County, and bank director elections.

Pigeon Roosts Return Stir Scott County News

Me H C Ware named vice president of Indiana Bee keepers Association in a Scott county area news update. Pigeon roosts near Henryville attract hunters. a vigilance committee forms to remove bad elements. Local theft, drownings, court actions, a plays and railroad news wrap this community brief.

Me. H. C. Ware Indiana Bee-keepers’ Association

Franksfort Report On Missing Men Investigation

Cincinnati Enquirer dispatch says John Hellman and two companions were lost in a river incident with His body believed recovered as authorities doubt the tale. No other bodies have been found and the report is disputed by Kentucky authorities.

Franxfort Cincinnati Enquirer John Hellman Kentucky

Madison City Council Passes Bond Exchange Over Court Order

The Madison City Council enacted an ordinance substituting fifty one thousand twenty year bonds for ten five thousand twenty year bonds to aid the Bedford Brownstown & Madison Railroad. A restraining order from Judge Allison had barred such action, and the sheriff later sought to enforce it amid council votes and courtroom protests.

Star and Courier Counci Banda Bedford, Brownstown & Madison City of Madison Third National Bank New York Bedford Brownstown Alliton Vevay Plantiffe C. A. Korbly Samuel J. Smith John Adama John W. Scott Thomas A. Pogue David N. Reid Charles Wood Stadison John R. Cravens Edward T. Dickey Henry C. Lantxay Henry Neisse Joseph T. Brashear George W. Palmer Wilber C. Benton Preston Rider William T. Friedley John Jager Uriah B. Stribling Cox Joseph Stillwell Bedford, Brownstown Indiana Common Council Joseph T. Kear State of Kirk Bedford, Brownstown & Marrigan Reid Messrs Heck Jager Donnelly Henry Saberton Haraff Johnson Nodler Santh White Sherif Nugent Circuit Court Nagant Naeigh

Entertainer Middleton Plans First Class Show in City

George Middleton and two other showmen prepare a premier entertainment featuring Prof. John Till's marionettes and other specialties. Also noted is the completion of the bridge over Crooked Creek below the railroad culvert.

New York Clipper George Middleton John Till Brdge Crooked Creek Bae-Beop

Turmoil in City Meeting Ends With Restraining Order Filed

During a heated council session the Mayor lay a restraining order on the desk as the meeting proceeded. Mr. Reid protested against Mr. Jager’s vote, claiming Jager was an interested party, but the Mayor dismissed the protest. The ordinance then passed and the restraining order was entered into the minutes.

Thas Jager Reid

Embezzlement Charges for Verry and Harper in Madison

John W. Verry assistant postmaster and Frank M. Harper of Madison were arraigned before U S Commissioner Hawes on postal law violations. Each posted $1000 bond. hearing set for February 10. Charges allege they opened mail for patent ear drum entrepreneur John Garmore and filled orders after his departure to Cincinnati.

John W. Verry Madison Frank M. Harper United States Hawes John Garmore Young Harper Indianapolis Cincinnati Enquirer Bearss Post Office Department Cincinnati Verry Harper Garmore U. S. Court The Sentinel Col M. A. Garber A. W. Hendricks Enquirer Messrs Verry and Harper

Alphabetical Letter List and Lynching Report

A postal list shows remaining letters at the Madison post office dated January 19 1880 with many names across initials. A separate dispatch from Lith Wattrox Ky dated January 14 reports a Black man Charles Smith an escaped convict hanged by a mob near Walton two miles north of town while in transit to Burlington for incarceration following arson charges.

Geo. Meldrum Spring Grove Cemetery Madison Wattrox Charles Smith Virginia Frankfort Penitentiary Rising San Lod Walton Justice Hudson Burlington Boone County Criminal Court Squires Norman and Johnson

Mystery Mail Robbery and Local Medical Notes Feature in Lake City

Early Friday Harvey Henry found a skiff with second to fourth class mail near Bee camp and suspects robbers removed valuables from Ve​vary and Madison bags. Dr Newroy showcases malignant growths at Central Avenue office, including a notable case from Mrs Barnes. Western Fire Company No 3 elects officers including Selathiel Grayson as president and James H Phillipe as 1st hose director.

Harvey Henry Beecamp Levy Bros Henry J. W. Verry Vevry Madison Vevay Newroy Central Avenue Barnes Western Fire Company No. 3 Selathiel Grayson Charles Bowman Paul Hendricks J. A. Crozier Henry Sherlocke Harry Stanley L. Haffing Alex Blonts J. Davine Geo. Schwalmier August Sherlocke James H. Phillipe Oscar Montz John Grayson

Republican County Central Committee Holds Meeting and Plans Delegates

A Meesing of the Republican County Central Committee met in the courthouse Saturday. It resolved to hold township meetings on January 31 to select delegates for the State Judicial and Congressional conventions and to elect new central committee members. Eugene Hay is named in connection with the Republican nomination for prosecuting attorney. On Monday afternoon Serge Allom sentenced Cook Walpole to two years in prison.

Republican County Central Committee County Central Committee Eugene Hay Serge Allom Cook Walpole

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S. S. Moffett & Son the Herald DOT Jefferson CoumBus Joan Tavuaa Jup Wavan Jo Rea Annie C Tae Street Railway Company J. A. Dean Leadville Bartholomew C. L. Jewett Joan Brauy Mulberry Street Me. W. T. Fenrox Jourara Tatas Imp. O. BR. M Caion Coty Ind Wa. Beard Mary Clarkson George Geisler Martha Starck William H. Hamilton Carrie Craft John Wolfanger Mollie Lehman Wm. Beard Ghent Clarkson John Harrison North Madison Reg. Wray Mussmna M. A. Mane R. Hoffstadt J. D. Lovinger Grand Lodge Boal B'rith St. Louie B. Waensam Hanover City Madi & Monroe National Branch Bank WN. Powell R. W. Hubbard Jas. Cunningham D. G. Phillips W. Stapp R. B. Craig Jas. G. Wright Firet National Bank fDlowing Dan’i Jae Korbly Dan Rede Ie MeKia Scott County Paris Lopes T. Tobias N. G John B. Atchason V. G James Hana V. A. Jones Jupe Allison Jeffersonville Henry Meyer Jacob Peter Main Cross Street Peter Lobrig Walnut Street Fifth Street Vaughn J. R. Saaver Z., M. & I. Railroad Herald H. Harrwie Aurora Scotspurg Democrat Levisa’ J. Williams Marion Powers Sidney Burt MiLner James Hussey North Vernon Vernon Courier-Journal Henryville Louisville Brashear Kirk, Jager D.N. Reid Alilison Cravens W. T. Friedley Reitread Indianapolis Sentinel A. D. Vancadel Popular Street Presbyterian Avenue Select Committee Broadway Weet Fifth Streets James Burnsides Graham Township Cabarsol Martha Adana Mra Lane Armstrong Nellie Armatrong Mies Mary Barnhardt Sarah Caroline Burcherding Thomas Cousey J B Cordrey Martha Cooper Jennie Cooner Alice Connett Novea Caldwell E—Mies Annie Evfinger Clara Eanis Lon Snyder Mira Lousie Stone Katy Shafer Misa Katie Seaman Nancy Stanley A Arndt Tom Avera James Athey W M Baker Nath Ble Jas H Berry Mike Baker F H Brink Robi L. Claxon P H Collins Alex Campbell Fred W Floerke G—Mathias Ghering J Gray Joe Henry James Hall Will C Hall John Humphrey Will 8 Holmer Wm Hanneveer Martin Igland David J Ryker Thos Raftery Alfred Russell Sam Robinson Dave Rayburn S—L S Scott Adam Stephen Tillman Shuler John Schmitt T—Matthian Thinnes W—Hiram Wiley Theodore Weber Culver Woodburn Mathias Wolf Specret Lith Craig & Brother's Dupont Anderson County Craig & Brother Monarch OF West Main Cross Street Madison, Ind F. S. Andrews Jackman & Humphreys West Main Cross St 1St National Bank Boot & Shoe Store A. Hamburger East Main Cross St W. Sth St John Adams WM Reso & OD BA Cts Solin Rey Vincent Craven Ingurance Agen Justice of the Peace Ofice Meschlo
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