HERALD
AT THE LAKE MAXINKUCKEE.
V O L . III. CULVER CITY. M ARM ONT P. O.. IXD., FRID AY, DEC. 4, 1896. X O . 22
INDIANA W ELL HONORED. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Church Dedication. On the evening of Dec. 13th, the Every person receiving this paper M N ’S SUITS Has Furnished the Nation W ith Many Evangelical church at Rutlaud will outside of Marshall county, and owe Distinguished Statesmen. be dedicated. Right Rev. Bishop and O V E R C O A T S six mouths or more subscription, Bowman, of Chicago, one of the dis One President, llenjamin Harrison and Two Vice-President*, Schuyler Colfax will please forward the same within tinguished divines of the country, and Thomas A. Hendricks--In Addition 10 days, or their names will be will preach the dedicatory sermon. to These Many Cabinet Officers and Two The most any people ought to expect in Clothing is satisfaction. The Also Elder Otz and Elder Martz will Speakers of the House. erased from our list. We cannot best evidence of the substantial merit of our be present and assist in the Indiana has had one president, afford to print this paper for nothing, services. The citizens of Rutland two vice-presidents and a number of aud you that desire to hear through and vicinity are to be congratulated Ready-to = Wear Clothing:! cabinet officers. the paper direct from this locality upon the efforts they have put forth Her first cabinet officer was Caleb will act accordingly. We shall to erect this handsome edifice, which is the fact that people posted on values buy them in prefer B. Smith, of Indianapolis, appointed will be the best finished and equipped ence to paying double for tailor made. secretary of the interior by Presi carry out this edict to a letter. We country church in Marshall counts. dent Lincoln in 1861. Mr, Smith must have our pay or stop sending Rev. Martz will commence holding Men’s Overcoats, $5.00 and up. resigued in 1862 to accept the United the paper, which costs us hard cash. revival services in said church the States district judgeship. John P. E d it o r . M en’s Suits, $3.75 and up. Wednesday evening previous to the Usher, of Terre Haute, succeeded ‘‘Excuse me,” observed the man in dedication. He is one of the most Values Guaranteed. Mr. Smith, serving till near the close spectacles, “ but I am a surgeen, and talented and eloquent pulpit orators of Johnson’s administration in 1865. that is not where the liver is.” •in the state and will hold very in- Hugh McCulloch, of Fort Wayne, %> The Largest Assortment of Gloves ever shown in tne city. Anything “ Never you mind where his liver is,” teresting services. The citizeus of from a Cheap Glove to do chores in to the Swell Dress Glove. was appointed secretary of the retorted the other. “ If it was in Rutlaud and vicinity are highly SPECIAL VALUES IN UNDERWEAR. treasury by President Lincoln in his big toe or his left ear DeWitt’s gratified with their church aud feel January, 1865; was reappointed by Little Early Risers would reach it that a great work will be accom President Johnson, after Lincoln’s and shake it for him. On that you plished. The Sabbath school at PLYMOUTH, IND. J. C. KUHN & SON, murder, aud was reappointed by can bet your gig- laps.” Culver Rutland is in a flourishing condition, President Arthur to succeed Gen. City Drug Store. and when transferred to the new Walter Q. Gresham , who had re CULVER CITY LOCALIZED. Did you see that finechromo at E. Blood in the A ir. church will be greatly increased in signed as secretary of the treasury M. Georges? Oh! yes, but its sold Sometime since a man living near numbers. Everybody from far and And Put in Good Form for th« Benefit to accept the judgeship of the United now. Well, there’s more coming. 24 Bass Lake, Stark county, desired near is especially invited to attend of the Herald’# Numerous Reader*. States circuit court of appeals. Capt. Morris, who has been in some money and in order to get it, | these services, especially the dedica Duck shooting is about played out. James N. Tyner, of Wabash, was poor health the past two weeks, is . . . : gave a chattel mortgage on a team tory services, as all preseut will be appointed postmaster general during. , _. _ . C. H- Ulerv•• transacted business at convalescing, and was seen upon our , . , : ot horses. lime passed on when highly entertained. Remember the the last year of President Grant s Bass Lake this week. streets Tuesday.* the man who mortgaged the team date. admiuistratiou, having been pro H. J. Meredith made Monterey a Samuel Medbourn and family re disposed of it to other parties one moted from the position of second Rev. Howard preached an inter business visit Tuesday. turned last W eek from Ohio. They day last week. This caused the assistand postmaster general. esting sermon ou the Freedman’s enjoyed a ten day’s vacation visiting man who held the mortgage to swear M. E. Gam made Plymouth a Gen. Walter Q. Gresham, then a Aid Society last Sunday morning. friends in the Buckeye state. out a warrant for the man’s arrest, business visit Saturday. resident of Indianapolis, was ap His entire sermou was a review of f_ /i t j * j. _ . ,' ", . • and placed it in the hands of a local We understand that Mrs. Abe The Reformed church society is pointed postmaster general by Presi what the M. E. Societyml had accom- constable to serve. The constable, Stotts will more to Culver City. making extensive preparations for a dent Arthur in 1883, but was made plished by the way of educational Christmas tree, and will render a knowing the character of the man Dr. Wiseman a secretary of the treasury in 1884, work. He a^so gave the Soman fascinating and highly appropriate wanted, deputized a young man to made Plymouth a visit Monday. which he resigned tcw&ccept the Catholic denomination an eulogy r £ prbgratn. f go with him to assist iu case resist We learn that a sou of John C- judgeship of the United States court upon the grand work it had accom- Rev. Barber preached an able and ance was offered, aud the two Zechiel is sick with congestion of the of appeals as above stated. During ! plished by the way of educating the very appropriate Thanksgiving ser- repaired to the residence of the lungs. the official term of General Gresham \ masses. He also paid a tribute to _ rnon at the Reformed church, this malefactor, When served with the iu the cabinet he completely ignored several other denominations which Baby C. C. Nearpass, who has j , a i , - 1 * eity, inursciay evening, to a large warraut, the man signified his wil- and did not consult with Senator had for its aim the building up of been quite ill the past three weeks, | congregation. liugness to accompauy the officer, Harrison about appointments or any educational institutions. He spoke is improving. but desired the privilege of going Miss Cora Geiselman, who has thing else. of the low down foreigners who came Rev. Barber conducted Thanks iuto an adjoining room in order to been visiting at Bremen the past two Richard W. Thompson, of Terre to this country aud after beiug giving services at Bruce Lake Thurs change his clothiug. The man’s or three mouths, made her parenis Haute, who delighted to be called Americanized soon developed into day morning. wife also went iu ostensibly for the a short visit this week, returning to the “ Ancient Mariner of the Wabash,” first-class citizens. He made es Just see the purpose of consulting with her hus hats, caps, school i iug to Bremen Tuesday. was appointed secretary of the navy pecial mention of the Swedes, Pol supplies, mittens aud hosiery at E. band. In the meautime the con Mr. Herman, of the firm of Her- by President Hayes iu 1877 and locks, Italians, etc., as individuals M. George’s. 24 stable waited for his man iu the mau & Gerard, has moved his house served until 1881, when he resigned who came to this country iu an awful room where he served the warrant, David Hauk, Jr., made Fred. hold effects to Plymouth. We un- to accept the American presidency of ignorant condition. We take excep j while the deputized officer strolled Joseph, who lives east of Burr Oak, derstand that Mr. Gerard contem the Nicarauga caual at a salary of tions with the rev. gentleman so far a visit Sunday. out toward the barn, and happening . m/ plates locating in the west this $25,000 a year. as the Swedes are concerned. No to glance toward the house, saw the Rev. Geo. Hicks, of Indianapolis, spriug. William H. H. Miller,' of Indian- Swede was ever landed upon the I prisoner climbing out of the bedroom was the guest of Fred Carl and The Ladies’ Aid Society of the apolis, was appointed attorney gen -1 . shores of America that was not , . ~ , T-j- . . ! window, and when upon the ground family last Thursday. Reformed church have elected the eral by President Harrison in 1889,! , , .. _ . educated, at least in the common , , . , tt . , , ' make a beerhuefor a piece of woods, C. S. Gear, of Arcauum, Ohio, following officers for the ensuing and served through Harrison s term, i' . , , branches taught in his native coun ,. _ . . _ i I he young deputy drew his revolver visited a short time in this city year. Mrs. H. V. Barber, presideut; He was the warm personal frieud _ , try. As a nation, Sweden is far in fJ1 . , and gave chase, calling upon the man Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Ora Meuser, secretary; Mrs. aud law partner of the presideut. ° ... ; advance of most other countries so i ^ ^ i to halt, but said individual told him to Lozetta Zechiel, treasurer. Gen. Walter Q. Gresham was ap- , . . . far as its educational institutions are It is said that Samuel Osborn, a . i J . J J _ . | go to that place described in the good The parties that relieved Wm. pointed secretary ot state by Presi- ;. . _ . . _ , coucerued, and its laws are compul Starke county farmer, contemplates j i. ™ i j ;ono j . . ~ 1 book as being very hot, and kept Swigart of nearly half a ton of soft dent Cleveland 1893, dyiug in office i . , . ' , sory, and every child must attend moving to Culver City. ! right on going. Whereupon the coal the other night are known, and j *a 1^95. school so many months iu the year Dr. Babcock will make Chicago a ! deputy commenced to fire, the ball will please call aud settle for the Indiana has had three speakers of either at the government’s expense visit next week, and will remain in from a 38 calibre striking the man same aud save trouble. This is no the house of representatives, Hou. or parents. Owing to this fact the the city a couple of days. on top of the head, making an ugly idle talk, but business. W7. S. John C. Davis, of Terre Haute; Hon. Swedes who have landed iu the Wfe have now a stock of calling scalp wound. The man then halted Michael C. Kerr, of New Albany, United States, in a very short time cards. Send iu your order and have To cure all old sores, to heal an and at the muzzle of the revolver and Hou. Schuyler Colfax, of South rank as among its most progressive your names printed thereon. indolent ulcer, or to speedily cure was driveu back to the house. At Bend. Jessie D. Bright was also citizens. There are over 20,000 piles, you need simply apply De- this time relatives of the prisoner * See the dolls, books, stoves, toys president pro tem. of the senate Swedes in Chicago, which represent Witt’s W7itch Hazel Salve according appeared upon the scene aud’ a for boys and toys for girls at E. M. from 1854 to 1857. a large share of the wealth of that to directions. Its magic-like action terrible battle waged for the mastery, George’s variety store. 24 great city. The natural inclination will surprise you. Culver City Drug Schuyler Rhodes, the young man the wife of the prisoner taking A few loads of wood wanted at of the race is toward Christianity, Store. who carries the mail to aud from a hand, armed with a wicked looking this office at once on subscription. Culver City and Maxeukuckee, met aud the children from their birth are I have my miud made up to have* knife. The officers were knocked down Who’ll be the first to bring in a load ? with a slight accident one day last solemnly taught to revere and mamma get me a set of nice dishes, several times and badly beaten by Rabbits are numerous this year, week. It appears that when near respect the teachings of the Bible. and Santa Claus can take China- the overwhelming forces and the and hunters are anxiously waiting! the entrance to Culver Park, his W7e know whereof we speak, for ware from E. M. George’s store and prisoner escaped. The case has for “ the snow, the beautisul snow.” horse stumbled, throwing the rider eleven yeare of our life was spent give to mamma. There’s cups and been compromised, however, the where the Swedes were iu the Lawrence Maxey, of Plymouth, at to the ground, bruising his right saucers, and oh! such fancy plates, father of the prisoner paying all tended Thanksgiving services at the cheek and slightly discoloriug one majority. Then you can take a re oatmeal sets and such pretty glass damages. of his optics. The animal also had trospective view of our prisons, and Reformed church early Thursday ware, too. 22 Soothing, . and not irritating, you will rarely ever find a Swede the misfortune of spraining one of j . .l • _ „ a i i 1 strengthening, and not weakemug, morning. Ladies, stick to your corsets as •i. 1______1*1 • n i i • « . o 7 B 7incarcerated therein. its legs, which will lay him up for Miss Lotta Joseph, of near Burr ]ollg as they stick to you. Lives are small but effective—such are the repairs for a short time. NOTICE. Oak, and Mrs. Etta Harper-Ulery, of ,saved as well as destroyed by the qualities of DeWitt’s Little Early The next meeting of the Board of Terre Haute, are visiting the for- wearing of the diabolical rib crush The old lady was right when she Risers, the famous little pills. Cul Directors and Stockholders of the Her s parents at this place. jng an(j stomach squeezing device. said, the child might die if they ver City Drug Store. Maxenkuckee Agricultural Associa John Zechiel had a reunion of the j The other day a St. Louis lady was waited for the doctor. She saved The length of life may be increased tion will be held in Culver City next amily Thanksgiving. Quite auum- shot at four times bv her husband, the little one’s life with a few doses by lessening its dangers. The ma * * Saturday, Dec, 5th, at 1 o’clock p. >er of the children and grandchil- and every bullet struck her—struck of One Minute Cough Cure. She jority of people die from lung troubles. These may be averted by m. sharp. A full attendance is es Iren were present, including Mrs. the steel ribs of her stays, and were had used it for croup before. Culver promptly using One Minute Cough pecially desired. iaxey aud children, of Plymouth. deflected, thus saving her life. City Drugo Store. Cure. Culver drug store. G e o . N e a r f a s s , S c c ’y . TRADE GROWING. FIVE CHILDREN BURN. SPAIN IS ARBITRARY REVIVE THE TORTURE CULVER CITY HERAL Volume of Increase for Two W eeks Missouri Parents Leave Their Home Past Without Precedent. to Go to a Dance. R. G. Dun & Co.’s Weekly Review of Five children of Mr. and Mrs. Snyder IGNORES UNITED STATES IN SPANIARDS RESURRECT THE Trade says: “The gain in volume of busi Neal, living five miles north of Hamilton, COMPETITOR CASE. INQUISITION. CULVER GTY, INDIANA. Mo., were burned to death late Saturday ness continues entirely without precedent. More than 390 establishments which night. The Neal dwelling was burned were idle have started work, and at least while the parents were attending a dance. Her Action May Lead to Serious Inter Philippine Islands the Scene of Their* 300 have increased their working torces, They had eight children. The oldest, a national Complications—Fcul Crime making 690 concerns which are known to Barbaric Cruelty—Gold Certificates boy of 15 years, and a baby accompanied ATHENS INUNDATED. at Decatur, 111.—Divines FrOwa Upon have added largely to the number of May Circulate Again —Fatal Wreck the parents to a social party. About 11 hands at work, and these are only part o’clock the gathering broke up. Soon Proposed Inauguration Festivities. On the Pennsylvania Railroad. ^ cf th? whole number. Every day adds after starting home, the Neals, and those PEOPLE OF ANCIENT CITY SUF ! Oiousands to the number of tiiose who are accompanying them, discovered that the Spain’s Bold Aiiront* Biocd-Curdling Story. able to buy a week’s supplies and make FER FROM FLOODS. Neal residence was on fire. When they The Cuban situation is now acute, says News from Manilla brought by the up gradually for many months of en reached the burning building the father a Washington correspondent. The sum steamer City of Peking from Hong- forced economy. Already this brings a saw his 1 1 -year-old girl lying burning ia mary trial and conviction of the Com Kong shows that the Spaniards ha»e re Kumber of Lives Lost—Warships Aid great increase in the volume of business, the front door, clasping her 3-year-old petitor prisoners by secret tribunal in a sorted to torture of natives and half- and the clearing house exchanges, for the in Work of Rescue—Storm King Has brother in her arms. The flames pre Havana fortress, against the protest of castes of the Philippines, which surpass first time in several years, not only ex a Wild Revel in the Northwest—Gi* vented rescue. The children were then the United States Government, has es in its cruelty that practiced by the ceed those of last year by 10 per cent., dead. The father fell in a swoon and thrown the State Department into a fer- Chinese mandarins in cases of the most, gantic Theft. but also exceed those of the same week has been a raving maniac ever since. ment, and indications point strongly to atrocious crimes. They are also charged1, in 1S92 by 9 per cent. Business men are Nora, 9 years old, is the only survivor of decided action on the part of the admin with confiscating the estates of wealthy W’ater Works Ruin at Athens. all anxious to prevent anything like ficti the file. She says that the children at istration. Consul General Lee entered half-castes and deporting the wretched In Athens an immense -amount o f dam tious excitement, and nearly all branches home, Cullie 13, Hattie 11, Willie 7, formal protest on behalf of the I nited victims to Fernando Po, on the v\e>t coast age has been caused by the terrible have a rise in prices. There is a great Clarence 5, Julian 3 and herself, retired States against a military trial of the of Africa, a place which has a climate* •storms and floods which have inundated demand for supplies, materials and prod at the usual hour in an upstairs chamber. Competitor prisoners, who were under that quickly proves fatal to strangers.- the low-lying quarters of the city and The next she knew the fire was coming ucts.” Piraeus, drowning: a number of people, the American flag when captured, except James AY. Davidson, a well-known cor through the floor, and the building was under conditions that would entitle them respondent, was recently commissioned, flooding the gasworks at the latter place enveloped in flames. She says that ail CONGRESS W ILL AID THE FAIR. suid plunging the port in complete dark- to a fair hearing as citizens of the L nited by the Hong-Kong Press to go to Manilla six were aroused. She rushed to a sec- States. This protest has been ignored, and cautioned to evade the press censor mess. Many houses have been destroyed, ond-storv window and jumped to the Omaha Exposition Managers Comply ^ind the tents sheltering the Arm enian and the State Department has only one with the Requirements. ship, and in several letters which he ground, calling to the others to follow, as recourse, which is to demand the setting smuggled through the lines ne tells of refugees have been swept away. As a re the fire had cut off escape by the stair President Gurdo W. Wattles, of the aside of this trial and a reopening of the Transmissippi and International Exposi what he has seen and what he has heard sult of the disaster great distress pre way. It is thought the fire was caused case. A refusal at this time would nec tion Association at Omaha, has addressed on good authority. According to him the- vails. Detachments of sailors from the by an incendiary. ■foreign warships in port have been assist essarily bring the relations between Spain a letter to the Secretary of the Treasury instruments of torture used in the Span ing all the night long in the work or TRAGEDY OF THE SEA. and the United States instantly to a war notifying that officer that the conditions ish inquisition three centuries ago have basis. Nothing has occurred since the rescue. surrounding the appropriation of $200,000 been kept in the monasteries oi Manilla, Wreck of the Big Coast Steamer San beginning of the Cuban insurrection by the Government for a building and ex and were brought out recently and used I N A BLl^ARD ’S GRASP. Benito. which is so full of sensational possibili hibit at the exposition have been complied to extort confessions from natives, and ties as the incident which came to a with. The condition specified in the act Mestizo suspects have been arrested and Worst Storm Known in the North The steamer San Benito, bound from Tacoma to San Francisco, went ashore climax in the conviction of the Competi passed at the last session of Congress have been kept in jail in Manilla, sub west Since 1SSS. tor’s crew, who were under the protection was that the exposition board should se jected to hideous treatment. Mr. David-- Almost the entire Northwest was vis seven miles north of Point Arena, Cal., Sunday morning. The steamer struck on of the American flag. The charge has cure subscriptions of stock amounting to son also intimates that the leading pow ited Thursday Slight and Friday with one at least $250,000 before the appropria a sandbar and broke in two. The San been made many times of late that Spain ers of Christendom will be called upon to of the severest blizzards ever known, and tion would be made by Congress and Benito carried forty-four men, and dur was seeking an excuse for a war with the interfere and put an end to tortures- fears -nre entertained that a number of pledging an appropriation of $200,000 in ing the severe storm Saturday night must United States as a desperate measure to which revive the worst features ot the- lives Irave been lost in the prairie sec protect the home administration from case the amount named was subscribed. have lost her bearings. Boats were low Spanish inquisition. tions. At :a iiittmber of points in Minne overthrow. The arbitrary action of the ered. but one capsized immediately with Contract Texas Fever. sota and the Dakotas business was prac Spanish military court at Havana would ISSUE OF GOLD CERTIFICATES. tically suspended and a number of trains five men in it, four of whom were drown Texas fever has broken out among the ed. Another boat with four of the crew seena to carry out these stories, which are reported to be snowbound. On the have not been believed by the general cattle at Oakwood, Mo., and a number capsized nine times, losing two men. Secretary Carlisle May Resume Prac prairies there was ssuch blinding and public, or. for that matter, by the State have died, while a greater number are tice Suspended in1S93. * Three men, by heroic means, reached now afflicted with the disease. About drifting snow ais to make it unsafe for department. The Secretary of the Treasury is con shore. Daylight found the rest of the Sept. 10 a lot of Texas cattle were un: ranchmen t o ‘-go to their stock unless they sidering the question of resuming the is crew clinging to the rigging. Such a KILLED BY FOOTPADS. loaded at the stock yards, and soon after had ‘‘life .lines’’ -stretched, and stock suf sue of gold certificates, which was sus heavv sea was running that it was im- ward the yards were sold and abandon fered both from cold and lack of care. pended in 1893 when the gold reserve possible to render assistance. Eev, Dr. James Miller of Blooming ed. Since the native cattle have been per Great uneasiness prevails as to the effect first fell below the $100,000,000 point.. ton Murdered at Decatur. mitted to graze in the yards and travel on stock on ranges west of the Missouri The issue of these certificates was sus ASKED TO BE MERCIFUL. Rev. Dr. James Miller, of Blooming over the trail of the Texas cattle they River which may not have been placed pended as a means of acquiring gold in ton. grand prelate of the grand command- have contracted the disease. Oliver in shelter. The thermometer registered the treasury. Theretofore it had be°n nearly zero. Railroad lines west of St. President Cleveland Invokes Clem ery of Knights Templar of Illinois, was Duck, of Schell City, owns the yards, ency for a Train Wrecker. the custom of the treasury to issue certifi Paiil were in bad shape. The wind drift found dead in a dark alley in Decatur and those who have lost cattle will sue Gov. Budd at Sacramento, Cal., re cates on the deposit of gold, but such gold ed the snow into cuts along all lines. In early Tuesday morning. There was aa him for damages, as they claim it is ceived from President Cleveland a person did not become part of the gold reserve. the northern region the snow drifted to ugly bullet hole in his head and every through his negligence in not keeping the al plea for the commutation of sentence By suspending the issue of those certifi the depth of twelve feet, and at some thing indicates that he was foully mur yards inclosed that the native cattle con in the case of Salter D. Worden, under cates many holders of gold, rather than points in North Dakota and Montana dered by footpads and robbed. His pock tracted the disease. The cattle inspector sentence of death for traiu wrecking ’ n et were rifled, and his gold watch and hold it, exchanged it for legal tenders and -drifts eighteen feet high were formed. may become involved. Yale County during the railroad strike of pocketbook had been taken. The murder treasury notes, which, under the ruling of All trains from the West were delayed 1894. An engineer and three United caused the greatest excitement, and every the department being gold obligations, several hours. None of the coast lines Want a License to Go Armed. States artillerymen were killed in the effort is being made to find the person or practically subserved their purposes, but ■sent out their overland trains from St. Representative Kyle, one of the most wreck. The President states, as a ground persons who committed the deed. Rev. the treasury on receipt of gold so dis Paul. There was not a telegraph wire influential members of the Atlanta Leg charged was enabled to add it to the gold for his interest in the case, that, while a Dr. Miller was pastor of the First Meth islature, introduced a bill providing for through to the coast. There was but resident of Nev.* York State before his reserve. As long as the treasury adhered; odist Church of Bloomington, one of the the licensing of any person of good char little difficulty encountered by trains east elevation to the presidency, he had formed to its policy of redeeming legal tenders largest Methodist churches in Illinois. acter to carry a pistol or other deadly o f .St. Paul. * a great friendship for Worden’s mother, and treasury notes in gold the holders of Formerly he was pastor of the First weapon. A license of $20 a year is speci-! MAX HAVE STOLEN $110,000. a music teacher. Gov. Budd has also re Methodist Episcopal Church of Decatur fied. The bill has many supporters. Rep such notes could obtain gold on demand, ceived a personal appeal from C. P. Hunt until he was made presiding elder of the resentative Robinson introduced a bill) as readily on them as on gold certificates. Evidence of Collnsion Between Ex ington. president of the Southern Pacific, Decatur district of the Illinois conference. prohibiting women wearing hats in thea Since the election and the gradual in press i-mployes, for a commutation of the death sentence. Three years ago he resigned this high ters or other places of amusement. It crease of the gold reserve such leaders th George 'E. Iloss, missing money clerkH„x- ecclesiastical position to accept a call to will pass. believe that there is no reason why for the Pacific and ^ ansas States CLAMORU&G FOR THEIR PAY. the Marshfield Avy^ue Methodist Church. issue o4; gold c 1'^ reason \\not be Mi issue of goid certificates should not be press Companion St. Louis by the su-re- Chicago. But his church was not able Strange Death of an Encrineer. Ohio Southern Road Likely to Suffer to retain his services, he being one of the resumed. The matter is now before Sec i a s that furnished his bond and a Bi«»: Strike Soon. W. A. Fox, a Santa Fe Railway engi brightest and most popular preachers of retary Carlisle, and probably will be de now under surveillance. It is stated The Ohio -Southern Railroad is behind neer, died at Topeka, Ivan., from a mal cided upon the return of Assistant Sec +.hat the,express company officials had all in its payments .to its men for April and his denomination in the entire State. Ho ady that baffled the skill of physicians. desired to return to the Illinois conference retary Curtis from New York. It is un along known of Ross’ exact location, but the first eight days in May, 1895, at which On Nov. 4 Fox’s foot “ went to sleep,” from the Rock River conference, feeling derstood that Mr. Carlisle is not favora have kept it quiet because there are, it is time the road went into the hands of a and from this strange disease his le more at home in the territory where he bly disposed toward the resumption. The said, others implicated who are not yet in receiver. Now it is behind from Sept. 1 gradually wasted away. had so long labored. He then accepted a issue of currency certificates under the custody. The officials still refuse to give to Nov. 20, aggregating, in some in act of 1872 has never been suspended. out information of a definite character, call to the charge at Bloomington and Threaten to Burn His House. stances, nearly $300. The continued post had been pastor there since then. Lester Witherspoon, president of Inrt enough has been learned, says a local ponement of the sale of the road has made paper, to merit the statement that evi Midway turnpike, in Woodford County, TRAIN WRECK KILLS TWO. the men desperate, and they say they will Kentucky, hns received anonymous notes dence of collusion between certain em have their money or quit. If they go out DO NOT FAVOR THE BALL. ployes to n*ob the express companies has threatening to burn his home if he con Southern Express Derailed at New they will be headed by the Brotherhood tinues to collect toll. Meantime toll gates Brunswick, N. J. ■been turned up. Last Sunday there was of Railway Firemen. The road has in Washington Pastors Oppose an In auguration Event. have been raided and chopped down every The engine, baggage and mail car of handled through^ the office over which its employ hundreds of men who will go A crusade has been started among night for five nights. the Southern Express from Florida, on Ross presided money packages contain out from every department. some church-going people of Washington the Pennsylvania Railway, was thrown ing SI 10.000. Already .$2,300 of this Burned in Jail. amount is known to be missing and the against the quadrennial inaugural ball from the tracks at New Brunswick, N. REVIVAL IN BUSINESS. This feature is not regarded as an essen Harry Hopkins and Tom Casey, arrest J. The engineer and fireman were in hooks are still being gone over. Shortage ed for disorderly conduct, attempted to •checks have been coming in so regularly tial part of the official inaugural cere stantly killed, and three men were in Cincinnati Newspaper Collects Some monies. While the new President and burn their way out of the Mena, Ark , jured—one badly. The three sleepers did since the examination began, it is said, Interesting Data. jail, but before they could escape they that the officials have renewed their ef other official dignitaries always attend not leave the rails. The accident was The Cincinnati Oommercial-Tribune the function, which originated in an old were burned to death. caused by the breaking of an axle on a forts and now fear that the whole $ 110 ,- publishes reports from over 100 manu-
Entered at Marmont »1 any bills awaiting final cim-.s M atter. 12th Sts. Chicrjrro. and N. Y., L*. E. and S- SETTLEMENT. I Rv.kT Depot fit Buffalo. ISSUED EV^iii fit-, a . * • I TERMS S I .00 PER YEAR IN ATV’’' t*he Dingier Measure in the Hands nJ JCx: 1—i- is—< cr xit; x c : ! I'- O S t ^ t l£o ct sc the Senate— I'aeitic I’umli.ig Lochia- — : %. ti SACRIFICE. Gr ’l'-J iiy E Nil) A it t 'A ^ . f"11m,'Si: tion Likely to of Great Interest— \Z'i• I; SM".XOC o c cc *-« • ITl: ciC NXCCXOIr. h c ^ ^ -C ^ ^ Xoi Oz* 71J ■L • Other Bills* • • * O t-c • W WHrtW rj 31 • *-» 3 © CZ zi To »£ Bcvl J . • ci o During the past ten davs several * • Washington, Nov. SO.—It is improb iZ r. Ju mJ2 voiKJtr mf*i) in this ountrv h ive been *• able that the house at the coming ses killed or m timed for life while in sion oi‘ congress, which begins a week duiging in than inhuman and brut a i'rom today, will dispose cf much of <2 o ♦ game c tiled foot-bali. Iu a recen* he proposed legislation which encum - V I - C - i inferie v, Gr jv . Mathews called it a bers its calendars. Little is usually ac ft Z ! LA ST most brutal "auie, and said that le^- complished at the short session, be ; O 1 O i WINTER’S STYLE illation should be enacted to puppres> yond the passage of the regular supply _X ^ cc Q < <_s W X -5; a n d V V r a oilIs. w * - 1 JC -r 7 : Q
i ' , , Seventv-three (78) acres, 2% miles from Burr Oak and 4 ^ miles from Lake Max- ,:oWnt{n„ It vv-as ponu arly expected ihat the con- aifairs. No^ sza^tment of liabilities and 3 enkuckee; fair house; about 50 acres under cultivation, balance good timber, ‘2 acres of , , , , , .. sistorv would meet during this month, assets Las been made, bui the deposit- vinevard all for §1.400. # i n- m ■> r i i but it has been postponed. Forty (40) acres. 7 miles from city: story dwelling; 10 rods from school. ors Wi.ll be paid in full. VV. W. OSBORN...... President. Only $900. $200 cash. Balance in payments of $100 per year Convicted, of Arson. Bandit Hea ler Captured. G. M. OSBORN...... Vice President. ‘ One hundred and five (105) acres. 7 miles from Plymouth and 8 miles from Mar Waterloo, la., Nov. 30.—Mike Coh El Paso, Tex., Nov. 30.—Pomposo -I ()HN OSBORN...... - ...... - • • Cashier mont: hewed log house; frame barn; well fenced; 70 acres m cultivation, balance en, charged with starting the fire Ramos Rojo, leader of the band of in- timber and meadow. These are only a few of the many Bargains I have to oner. C an and see me or v* hi eh destroyed the business portion surarents who attacked the Mexican address me at Plymouth, Ind. Respecefully yours. of Lapoite City in March last, ha* custom house at Falomas in September \ General Banking Business Transacted. been convicted and will get five year* last, has been captured and placed in I»ec*ial atteution given to collections Your, SEARS BLOCK. Ji A. M OLTER. in the penitential y. isii1 at T^as Cruces N. M, Business Solicited CULVER CITY LOCALIZED.
And Put in Good Form for TSenefit of tlie Heral(5’s» Numerous Reauer&.
J. K. Mawborter is on the sick list. Jacob Snyder visited Logansport We are Headquarters W ednesday. FOR The hum of the saw mill has been heard the past few days. Groceries, We understand that Mr. H. H. * Culver is in verv• ooor L health at his Provisions, he me in St. Lcuis. • ■ * . . .and . . H. R. Norris shot a wild efoose near his residence on the east side of the Queensware. lake last Tuesday. Mr. Aaron Jones lost a valuable Jersey heifer this week. She was gored by a vicious cow. , We pay the highest price for Farm George Pettis, one of our genial Produce. Call in and get acquaint young farmers, made Plymouth a ed. Yours for business, visit the fore part of this week. II. J- M EREDITH , Prof. Allen Norris, of Markle, Ind., and his best girl, we learn will spend M a r m o n t , I n d . Christmas with his parents at Maple Grove place. It is said that one of the talented young widows of this place, is be We will place on SPECIAL SALE coming an expert bicycle rider, and will consider negotiations for engage the following GOODS: ments. Don't forget to read what Vau- schoiack has to say in his advertise ment this issue. *Yan is bound to keep in the procession, way up at io o pairs Shoes at per cent, off the head. 20 Irving Fisher left Monday morn- s r • * the regular price. lug for Grass Creek to take a position The “fiappy ome” Brand of otbin in a saw mill. Irve is a first-class 50 Men’s Fleece Lined Under= fellow and we wish him success in his new field of labor. shirts worth $1.25 to g o at 79c Grows in Popularity Every Day. Good ad vice: Never leave home on a journey without a bottle of 25 Small Boy’s Suits worth Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Culver City $2.50 to $3.50 to go at ... $1.99 The STYLE, the FIT, the FINISH and the PRTCES oo this Drug: Store. 1 feb. world-renowned brand does away with all speechmakiug...... We understand that one of Culver Flannels and Outings at 10 per cent. Ci v’s charming and accomplishe d daughters is to be led to the altar by less than regular price. This brand cannot be found in any other store in the neighborhood. Come and one of Union township’s excellent see our magnificent stock in Fall and Winter Styles. * young men next Sunday evening. More an non. 500 lbs. Coffee at 17c. per pound. Every Suit and Overcoat has the guarantee attached. Scaly eruptions on the head, chap *‘We guarantee this suit or Overcoat to give you satisfactory wear or will refund ped hands and lips, cuts, bruises, 1,000 bars Soap at 3c. per bar, your money; and we further agree to keep it in repair for one year free of expense to you.” scalds, burns are quickly cured by Also have in mind we carry a full and complete line of DeWitt’s With Hazel Salve. It is at w orth ...... 5c. present the article most used for piles, and it always cures them Culver City Drug Store. UNDERWEAR, HATS and CAPS, GENTS' F U R N I S H I N G S and M E N S ’ B O O T S ...... Cadet Logan, who some time ago Do not miss this SALE. We have mc.ny wan unfortunate enough while per forming in the gymnasium room BARGAINS we cannot mention here. . . connected with the Culver Military» Academy to fall and break his arm, n , fell while skating on the ice Wed nesday breaking the same arm again. PLYMOUTH, INDiANA. Dr. Rea was called aud adjusted the fracture. Remember that Wm. Swigert is now prepared to furnish you with VANSCHO hard and soft coal at reasonable prices. Absolutely pure, perfectly harm less and invariably reliable are the qualities of One Minute Cough Cure. e l l o ! L o o k H e r e ! It never fails in colds, croup and "I' lu ngr troubles. Children like it be- L O O K 'I' If you want to meet the most happy and welcome persons to show you cause it is pleasant to take and it any kind of goods thev have in their entire stock, just come to the helps them. Culver City Drug Store. SO U TH SID E M U SIC STO KE and examine the new and John Souder, formerly a resident DO YOU KNOW THAT largest stock of SIL T V F IIW A IIE ever brought to ^the tovn of of this citv.■■ and at one time one of its Plymouth. We guarantee every piece of silverware for T E ]\ "Y E A R S ; distinguished aldermen, appeared on also for every TE^N” D O L L A R S (CASH ) purchase you make you the streets Thankgiving day, and will get free* 16x20 Water Colors P O R T R A IT of yourself or any walked bv the use of crutches. We G LJ S FR El ISS V friend you may want* Call aud examine for yourself. Until after the e understand that rheumatism is the Hoi id a vs we will give you 20 per cent, on all Iv X IV E S A N D cause. Knox Ind., $ FORKS. ® HE IS SELLING Commuiricaied. M r . E d ito r : Please allow me a small © AT WAY DOWN L illyfo Fid g 0 & E d d in g e r, Plymouth, Ind. H e r a ld space in the columns of the rela HAS THE LARGEST STOCK OF 4 tive to the applicants and patrons of the © P R I C E S . post office. We believe the great interest $ to be considered should be that which would c NOW IS THE promote the greatest interest of the patrons of the office, as the post office has been 6 CULVER MILITARY ACADEMY managed in a very earless and unsatisfac @ TIME TO TAKE tory manner here for many years, except * L - ——— * --- ...... ---- the time that John Koontz was postmaster, f ADVANTAGE o f n L :; - when it was located in what was then CLOTHING known as the postoffice building, and where the patrons of the office were promptly © LOW PRICES. waited upon, and did not have to wait in some general store where boots and shoes, IN— hats, cap.-, men’s ana boys' clothing, dry e goods and notions with a grocery depart ment included, where from three to five clerks have been employed until some of the clerks or postmaster could be at liberty to wait upon a patron of the postoffice. STARK COUNTY. The people have long since grown tired of the way the postoffice has been conducted in such a place, as 12 or 1(5 years is a long time for the people to be provoked in such a way of keeping the office. We understand there are three business men now who are ULVER GUY HA L->« applicants for the postoffice. We regard each of them to be gentlemen in every re spect, but as patrons of the office, knowing ’ A good stock Is the place to get DUSTERS, the inconvenience we have experienced dur HAMMOCKS, ing all the time the postoffice has been kept to select from. your SWEAT PADS, in business houses, for the last 20 years, as fieavy and Light patrons of the office, do you still want to BR J'-H E S, . ,%w - '>• . • _• • =r ■- y . continue the office to be kept in some busi ness house or would you prefer the office to HARNESS, CO M BS. TRU N K S. is situated on Lake Maxenkuckee, Indiana, m a beautitul park of 80 acres containing be kept in a separate room wholly discon N Harness Goods campus, tine course for cavalry practice, track for bicycle and sprinting races awn tennis nected with any business hou- e, where the HARNESS OIL SA T C H E LS, and base ball grounds, gymnasium. (70x80 feet), six flowing artesian welis, ecc The lake postmaster would be required to give the AND WH PS, is one 01 the most beautiful in the United States, covers an area of about 12 square miles, patrons of the office his undivided attention. AXLE GREASE. Live and Let Live, is my principles. LASHES, ETC. is wholly fed by springs, has a beautiful gently sloping beach, and is a most pleasant and If so. now is the time to have the interest popular summer resort, affording opportunity for all kinds of aquatic sports. The Acad of the patrons considered, as we fui y be emy and Dormitory building is complete in every particular, entirely new A BSOLUTELY lieve that our Congressman Royce has the Thanking you for your liberal potronage and desiring a con- FIRE PROOF, finished in hard wood, heated by steam lighted by electricity, has hot backbone to promote the interest of the and cold water baths, lavatories; and all toilet conveniences. The course of study com people, but as a people if we want any tinuance of the same. Goods as represented. pares cadets for college, scientific schools, business. West Point or Annapolis. The change made relative to how the postoffice Academy is under the supervision of a West Point graduate and ex-armv officer of large should be kept we should make expression Epenence in teaching, who will have direct control of the disciplineof the cadets. to that effect to our congressman, who will HAYDEN REA F yt farther information and catalogue address: unquestionably consider our rights *and Culver M ilitary Academy, Marmont, Ind. privileges. CITIZEN. T OTHER DAYS. my friend's unconscious face, with the to bis son. Before this letter was dis “I hope it may aim out as you say,” weak and intermittent jets of blood patched, the China mail brought news I remarked, dubiously. FICIHT WITH BANDITS from the re-opened artery, told me but from his son, who wrote to say that he Just then my servant entered with a Alas! alas! for the days gone by, too plainly that he was already almost found Japan so interesting that lie did card. I started on reading it, and Of the framing check and the Hashing past human aid. Hastily applying a pot propose io leave it for a month to handed it to Wycherly. THE MILLER GANG IS FINALLY! eye; styptic and compress, I again tied up come. “Miss Gertrude Tremaine!” he ejacu O f the timid touch of the finger tips, CONQUERED. the blood-vessel, meantime shouting From this time on, a most remark lated. “But how—how—” Of the petals blown from ihe poppy lustily for Fritz and Wilhelm, who able physiological change began to take “The lady has come to inquire re lips! happened to be near by, and came run place in the three beings who were so garding Mr. Wycherly—Mr. Stephen After Keeping Lebanon in a State of When days were dreams and nights Terror for a Year th Police Give ning in with some other members of curiously linked together by their cir Wycherly,”v C. said the boy. were long, o the family. “Show her in.” said I. and immedi Battle and Fatally W ound the And life flowed on like a river’s song, culatory system. They were evidently Before Fritz and Wilhelm had bared ately a tall, handsome brunette ap Ringleader. Under a June day’s golden sky— fast becoming assimilated in physical their arms, my plan was laid. I recol features and conditions. Wycherly peared in the doorway. She looked Alas! alas! for the days gone by. lected having seen that morning the was indeed growing younger while his first at one and then at the other, as if Foone County Battle. carcass of a newly killed calf hanging com pa n i (Ms w e r e g r o w i n g p r o p o r tio n - undecided how to act, then advanced to The worst fight ever known in the his Alas! alas! for the days gone by, up in the slaughter-shed. I bade some ately older. Once I was able to grasp where Wvcherlv was sitting too be* tory' of Boone County took place on the And, alas, that our youth should ever southeast corner of the public square at one fetch me the heart and neighbor and recognize this dominant fact, 1 wildereel to speak, and took him by the die! Lebanon at o’clock Monday night, be hand. 8 Good fortune may come, and evil may ing organs. When these arrived, find found myself wondering, not so much tween the notorious Miller gang and a ing them still warm, I selected a blood at the fact per se, as at the rapidity “Why, Stephen,” she said, “don’t you so. posse of officers. “ Bill” Woods, one of know me? But I didn't expect to find But nothing can woo back youth we vessel somewhat larger than those I with which the change was being ac the desperadoes, was fatally injured. Po was about to cut, and speedily had you here. I thought I should find papa know. complished. I could only account for liceman George Frost received a bullet here. They told me I should get news Youth, with its fragrance, charm and about four pieces of about an inch m this last feature of the strange meta in his thigh and several others suffered length ready for use. 1 then led Fritz to of him here at the place I used to direct Hush, morphosis by remembering that the slight injuries. ail my letters to.” For the last y*ear the citizens of Leba Goes, like the lyric of last years the left-hand side of the bed, and at blood now coursing in the veins of this once severed the cephalic branch of strange partnership was, in the first in “Why, Gertie,” returned Wycherly, non have lived in mortal fear of the ruf thrush. fians. It was not an uncommon thing Youth will laugh when it hears age the median vein of his right arm at the stance. almost wholly that of the y*>ung regarding her with embarrassment, elbow. Raising the left arm of the Germans, as Wyeheily’s vessels were “don’t you know me? Don’t you know’ ’for them to walk the streets with drawn sigh— weapons, in absolute possession of the dying man from the bed, 1 made Fritz well nigh drained at the commence Stephen’s fa tlier ?” Alas! alas! for the days gone by. town, and the officers, as well as private —JOHN ERNEST M’CANN. sit down so as to bring them nearly to ment of the trial. He, therefore, took a “ What does this mean, sir?” she said, citizens, “ took to cover” whenever the a level, and cut the same vein at the fresh start in life, so to speak, with a drawing herself up with offended dig Miller gang went on a rampage. same place. My purpose was to con large capital of new blood, and since nity. “But do not flatter yourself it The trouble which ended with Monday nect the lower extremity of Fritz's then he had beep, contributing only one- w as to see you, sir, that 1 came. I came evening’s fight began about a month ago, A vein with the upper of Wvcherly’s, and third of the supply to the common stock at the express desire of your grand when Woods arrived from Missouri, vice versa. To do this, I slipped the or partnership circulation. According mother and aunt to see that your where I10 had been living for about a cut pieces of the calf’s blood-vessel ly, only one-third of the common blood father was being properly taken care year. He was arrested a day or two after (By Robert D. Milne. over the cut extremities of Wvcherly’s was being assimilated by old organs, of. Oh, Stephen,” she continued, in a his arrival and spent a week in jail. Ho was released election day and swore veu- I have just received a letter from an vein, and then inserted the corres while two-thirds were being assimilat softened tone, “they are so very anx geanee against the officers. did friend which recalls a remarkable ponding end of Fritz’s vein into the ed bv young and robust ones. In ad- ious about him at home.” *— — operation I once performed in trans other (fads of the calf’s vein, which dition to this, W ycherly’s assimilative “But, Gertie, I am old Stephen Wych Kept the Town in Terror. fusion of blood. Some months ago I served precisely the same purpose as organs were being fed and their waste Several times during the last two weeks erly you came to see.” said my friend. the Miller gang have engaged in melees, was introduced to an Englishman the joint used in connecting two pieces carried off by blood which was day by «- t, “You!” she cried with a ripple of sal- in which guns and knives have played a of metal pipe. After completing the who was making San Francisco his day becoming younger as the process very laughter, as if now entering into ■prominent part, and each i^iiie the Millers headquarters with the expectation of connection, 1 brought the arms of both went on. It was, therefore, impossible and enjoying the joke—“you! I sup have conquered. meeting his son, who bad set out about men close together, bandaging them to escape the mathematical conclusion pose you think that having made the The outlawry finally b oca me so hateful year before to make the tour of the tightly in that position, so as to obviate that Wyclierly would grow younger, tour of the world gives you the right to that the Rev. Dr. Tucker, of the Metho
world bv the Eastern route. Com mu- any risk of breaking the correction. while Fritz and Wilhelm would ^— grow- assume age. And now I come to think dist church, devoted a special sermon to nity of tastes threw us much together, Then I took Wi 1-helm around to the older, till a stable equilibrium in the of it, perhaps it does, for you do cer denouncing the police for not quelling it. £tvd one day it was arranged that we right side of the bed and connected his physical condition of the trio was tainly look five years older than when This reached the ears of the officers, and should make a duck-shooting expedi left arm in the same manner with reached. I confidently looked forward you left us a year ago, if that is any a determination was made to wipe out the gang. The Millers, however, re tion to some convenient quarter. Wycherly’s right. A complete and per to the time, and that at no distant date, thing in your favor.” mained quiet until Saturday evening, To males Bay was the locality se- fect connection had now been formed when I should have the satisfaction of t/ I had been studying all this time how when they' went to town and began busi looted, and thither we went with the with the circulatory organs of the three seeing before me three robust young to extricate my friend from his dilem ness by* preparing James Ivirkman, a rail intention of taking a three days’ lioli- men—they formed, in fact, one cir men of twenty-eight; at which time ma. So, rising and looking at my road conductor, for the hospital. The
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1 6 1896
A n Opportunity of a Lifetime to .buy goods at cost except SUIT CLOTHING, which wil PER R em em ber Odd ows M axenkuckee, Ind. Reason of this great Slaughter Sale is that Mr. Wallace wishes to retire from See Small Hand Bilis for Prices.
EMBARCO ON ALL T03ACC0. Notable Event. HOW TO FRKVE.NT (’ROUP. Tixe Spanish Authorities in Cuba Fa?s . ' Last Thanksgiving eve., William v ; Some Reading lhafc ill Prove Interest-, Morp and Strirter Rules. „ 41 __ . ~ ^ • __ , ' ! ing to Young Mothers. Hovr to Guard Furniture. Undertaking. Ivneoble. the genial manager o f Havana Nov. 30.—The mtenaant has 1 Against the JMseaee. | itreuzberger Park pavalion and dictated rules to the custom house em- ployes designed to prevent the expor Croup is a terror to young mothers j Baniple room, gave a feast to numer tation of any kind of leaf tobacco from and to post them concerning the ous friends fit for ye gods. Thirty- any port in the provinces of Matan- cause, first symptoms and treatment LOOK OUT FOR two guests sat down to the table zas. Santa Clara, Puerto Principe and is the object of this item. The and partook of a turkey supper, Santiago de Cuba. origin of croup is a common cold. Prominent merchants of Pinar del Children who are subject to it take oysters, etc. All had a splendid Rio affirm that Gen. M-aceo’s situation BARGAINS cold verv easily and croup is almost time and voted that Delmonico in is desperate. His forces, they say, are sure to follow. The first svmntom• • his palmiest days never produced a half naked and are compelled to wan der continually without rest. They are is hoarseness; this is soon followed From Dec. ist till Christmas. more elaborate bill of fare, nor one badly nourished and many of the by a peculiar rough cough, which is more appreciated. whites in his command have ccnsump- easily recognized and w ill never be tion. Maceo's encampments are