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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-06
INDIANA AND ILLINOIS.
INDIANA.

Organizing Shelby County in Aid of the
Morton Monument.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYvILLE, Feb. 5.-Mr. Cyrus Nixon
was in the city to-day in the interest of the
Morton Monumental Association. The
county was thoroughly organized, with AL
fred Bone as president, Harry Whitcomb,
secretary, and G. H. Dunn, treasurer. A
committee of leading citizens was appoint ed
to solicit subscri ptions for the association.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 5.-A bowling mob fol-
lowed the workmen from Swift's rolling-mill.
in Newport, KY, tonight, but the presence
of police prevented serious trouble. One of
the policemen was struck by brick A
Council meeting ascertained that the mayor
had authority TO use police to escort men to
and from work, but the discussion showed n
decided sympathy with ahe strikers, which
may lead to further violence
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The Rebellious Cadets.

ANNAPOLIS, Mo-, Feb. 5.-The cadets have
been organized into three divisions of three
crews each. All cadets not quartered on
board the Santel will be quartered in the
upper cadet quarters Promotions and APP
pointments Of cadet officers and petty officers
are announced This promotion of cadets
of the lower classes to the places of the
recalcitrant cadets is bitter punishment
for the latter The new appointees must
accent, as to refuse. under the circumstances
would be open mutin.y
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Death of John w. Keener.

Special to tho Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Feb. 5.-John W. Keener, the
man who was so badly hurt by powder ex-
plosion on Saturday, died at noon to-day,
leaving an alleged confession, the contents of
which are as yet unknown. The members of
his family are of opinion that he was the
cause OF Saturday explosion. The coroner's
inquiry is expected to throw light on the
matter
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she says, is beautiful and will please every
body, The charming little woman looked
no more than eighteen years old last night
and when asked what was the charm she
used to keep her youth, ascribed it at her
home in Wales.
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A Valuable Stock.

BosroN Mass, Feb. 5.-Bell telephone
stock which sold at 250 on Saturday, with
255 bid after the board. on Saturday afternoon
sold at 260 and 270, go this morning. and $50
this afternoon
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ILLINOIS.
Beginning of the Trial of Dwight K. Whea-
ton for the O'NciI Murder
Special to the Indianapolis Journal

IntlaHapODb
BLOOMINGTON, FEB. 5.-The case of the peo-
pie vs. Dwight E. Wheaton for the murder
OF James O'Neil, on Dec. 81 1877 was called
to-day in the Circuit Court. 1t was found
impossible to obtain a jury to-day so the
case was postponed, O'Ncil was a quite
celebrated Chicago & Alton engineer, and
was shot and killed as he was on his way
home from his engine at 2 o'clock in the
morning, just as he had returned from Chi
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Cougar andIer.
'clal to the indianapolis Journal

5peclaI 70 Tho IndianapoIs Journal
LAFAYETTE, Feb. 5.-Judge Gould failed to
arrive from Delphi to-day, on account of a
washout on the railroad. There was no ses-
sion of the Gougar-Mandler suit but the
trial will be continued tomorrow.
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New YORK, Feb. 5.--Arrived Britannia,
from Liverpool.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-The steamer Quebec. so
long overdue from Portland. when last
spoken was under steam and sail. 1t is sup
posed she has temporary rudder fitted.
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Court.Honse Destrnyed.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Feb 5.-The court
house and records OF Little River county.
at Richmond, were destroyed by fire on
Friday night. Loss $12 200.
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commanded by late captain, now major, J.
Hampton Price. No trouble is ticipated
at the tr al, owing to the presence of the
large number of troops.
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DR. PIERCE's "Favurite Prescription" Is evrrv-
where arkuowle 'ged 10 he the standard remrd Y
for female complaints aud Weaknesses IL Is sold
by druggists.
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Smile Again on Me!

sighed Tom to his beloved. He knew not what
gave her such charm in his eyes. Her teeth,
preserved hY SOzndOnt which she had used from
girlhood, did his business. She held her lover
by virtue Of SOzOdOut.
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MOTHER SWANS WORN SYRUP. for feverish-
ness, restlessness, worms constipation. Taste
less. zoe.
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DIR JORDAN's lung renovater, the great lung
remedy For sale by all drnggists Try it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-01-13

A very pleasant wedding took place at Az
rora on January 10th, when Miss Carrie
Clark, daughter Of Prof. T. II. Clark, OF Au-
rora, was married to Edward b. Keator, Of
Moline, Ills. The wedding took place at 2
p. N at Mr.. Clark's residence, and was wit
messed by housefull Of guests. The wedding
march was played by MISS Bertha Clark, the
baide's sister, on the violin, accompanied by
Miss Sheppard, of Aurora. The brides
maids were her two youngest sisters, Miss
Mae Blanchard, OF Ottawa, Miss Swan and
Miss Keator, Of Moline, and Miss Lille
Miles, OF Aurora. The groom's best man
was one of his brothers, and the ushers
Messrs. Hall, of Moline, and Thatcher, of Au-
rora. After the ceremony the bridal party,
- or - in number, left for Chicago and the
east at 545. The presents were very numer-
Gus and elegant. Those present from this
city were Mr.. Chas. Blanchard and Miss
Mae Blanchard and H.''M. Kilby. Mrs. Keat
or has host of friends at her old home, OF
tawa, who Join in the congratulations.
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menta, moon has not yet put in an appear.
ance of any great prominence. Monday
night and Tuesday gave us the cold
est weather we have had this season, and
perhaps for some years. The mercury is re-
ported by the thermometers, which some
how wM vary, at from is to os below. The
police instrument, as noted by officer Frost,
gave the following degrees below zero: AT
midnight, II; at . O'Clock, IA; at 3, IS; at 4,
-; at 6, "a. On the prairies above the city
% degrees below Is reported. Anyhow, II
was most fearfully cold; but the extreme did
not last long. and by noon OF Tuesday and
since the cold has not been unusual or
specially uncomfortable.
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LINCOLN BANK.--The Lincoln, Neb., State
Journal, Jan. 9TH, contains quite an elaborate
notice Of the Lincoln National Bank, recent.
ly organized in that city, which has grown
into great favor at Lincoln. The notice was
prompted by the introduction Of new safe
and vault, which are very large and built in
the best manner to secure safety. We Judge
BY the description that the safe and vault are
equal to the most perfect In the country. The
bank has as Its president Mr.. j. z. Houtz.
for many years q prominent business man in
this city, whom the people Of this city and
county will we'll remember as one Of the best
business men in Ottawa at that time care
full, shrewd, honorable and Trustworthy. HIS
departure from the city was much regretted.
This bank has an authorized capital of $780,.
GOO, Of which 100000 is paid up. To those
Of our readers going to that part Of the
world to whom bank is always conven.
ience and sometimes grave necessity We
csn cordially recommend the Lincoln Nation.
al Bank
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In the OmCes

The following were this week granted IL
censes to marry by County Clerk Finlen.
Andrew Brown and Elizabeth Brown.
Sam1 Donnefay and Julia J Douvier.
aaron Nysuxinger and Annie G. Brown.
VIM. Cunliffe ana Emma Noel
Harry Stickman and Mrs. Mary Elias.
Geo. W. Hensler and Maggie L. O'Brien.
Henry kachman and Katie Kreuer.
John 8. Batkin and Ida A. Gage.
Geo. Lanerman and Martha Endleman
Sam'l Partridge and Jessie Woodward.
Alphin Fl. Whitmore and Fugepie A
Breese.
c. c. Kistol and Nellie johnson.
Hugh Murphy and Julia L. Jones.
John Sheehey and Catharine Dole.
Conrad Deutch and Maria Schallheimer,
Stanislaus Aasurkiewiex and Morgsna
.abaca.
Aelchior Schella and Valera ScholZ.
Jacob StOrzenski and Frances Yaszeck.
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Those OF our readers who attended the
banquet and reception given by Independent
Lodge No. 90, A. o. U. W., will be pleased to
learn that the same society are preparing for
another entertainment of like nature. The
"Workmen" are strong fraternity, and the
order in Ottawa enumerates among its mem
beers some Of the best business talent in the
city. The insurance feature proves an at.
traction that 10 difficult for the "old live
to overcome.
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oieishing has come at last, and ia good
onousn 70 please the most exacting. The
roads were in splendid condition and on Sum.
dsy night fall Of six or eigh, inches of
snow, followed day or two after by two mr.
snIee inenes more, has made the running
very me. 1t has been enjoyed by all classes,
and evening sleighiug parties haze been mn
mseous In spite of The fact tha. tie ,ep,i.
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Messes Sinaall & Rood, leases of the Rugg
factory, have removed their machinery to this
city and are now engaged in putting in posi-
ton. They expect to begin operations about
the first OF next month, and will engage ex'
clusiyely in the manufacture of tables, but
OF these they will make anything called a
table" The gentlemen seem well pleased
with Ottawa, notwithstanding the weather.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Briggs Minstrel Party,

The Briggs operate Minstrels were at the
Opera House on Wednesday night, playing
to good sized audience. Their singing and
instrumental music was more than usually
good, while the olio and regulation roper
toire Of gags were reasonably fresh and
attractive.
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County COur!

The most important case IVES that Of the
streator Telephone Co., which sued & house
mover for cutting wires to allow the passa re
Of house. The Court ruled the public had
the right TO so use any OF the streets, and a
telephone company could no, obstruc. them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-01-13
librarians Report.

There were 500 books taken from the pub
lie library during the month OF December
Number of visitors $50. Books issued: his
tory, 20; biography, 6; fiction, 400; travels
10; poetry, 8; Science and Art, |; religion
/ essays, / 4; miscellany, So. Amount In con
tribution box, 1922.
L. +. MACY, Librarian.
Dee. 81, 1882.
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SiEkEI'F'S "a Lilly virtue az an e. tecu
- ton et fGc,lS Issued on; OK The c.rss ONCE o.
the GREAT Cont OF Ia Sale cnnnty aud Of mn
nol-, ana 70 me directed, whereby am commanded
10 make the amount Of a certain Judgment recent,
obtained against james white. In favor OF IavIni We
s,. on OF lands. tenefneni-. goods and chAtfels
the sad James white, have levied on the taiiog
proIrrty, 20 Wit: Lot Six In Block Two. 10 the city
of EArLile county OF La Sale and state OF Illinois
Therefore, according 10 the said command shall
ex pose Tor sale at public auction all the right and
Interest OF the above named James White In and 10 the
above described property on SATURDAY. the third day
OF February 1888, At o'clock p M AZ the south dOo,
or the Slrcult Court Room IN Ottawa Illinois.
Dsteu ~ O,tswa Ill, this IA dag Of January 1855
WM, r NILLIGAS
lsnls3s Sbsrr 81 Ia Sale County n
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Probate C1erk.

Monday next, being the opening of the
January term, claims against the following
estates must be filed on or before that date:
James Yates, Robt Wade, kerisn Maddox.
Sarah A. Strattau.
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THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court

The Circuit Court has been in session all
week, as has been the grand jury. The lat
ter have returned no indictments as yet.
The business in the court room has not been
Of much public Importance.
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Work on the improvements at the Ottawa
Tile Company's works progresses slowly
owing to the extreme cold weather How.
ever, the company win begin manufacturing
sgain next week in the old works the new
will not be started much before spring.
When running to full capacity these works
will prove of great value to this city and vi.
cinity
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The Tile Works at Brickton, east of

The Tile Works at Brickton, east of the
city, are running on tile night and day now,
and sre turning out large quantities. Since
me FIRST car lots have been shipped to Earl.
VILE and ether points in the northern part OF
the county; and also TO Utica, the original
home Of the tile business in this county,
which is very like carrying Goals to Newcas.
tie,
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new YORK
WEEKLY HERALD
0Es Dollar a Yea.

The circulation Of this popular newspaper /. con.
the Daily Herald and IL In handy departments
The Foreign News
embraces special dispatches from all quarters Of the
globe. Under the head OF
American News
are given the TcleeraphlC Dispatches OF the week from
all parts Of the Union. This feature alone makes
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cheapest Every week Is given faithful report Of
Political News
embracing complete and comprehensive despatchas
from WAsHIsGTOs including full reports of the speech
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The Farm Department
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POULTRY. GRAINS. TREES, VEGETABLES, &c, &c a..
with suggestions for keepng buildings and farming
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NEAT WEEKS BILLS.

l NE6A NEhh biLlo.
Mr.. Harry Weber, now supported by
Moore's Comedy Company, which includes
Mr.. Dan Fitzpatrick. are TO occupy the Ope-
ra House two nights next week. On Wed.
nesday night this company will present the
London success, entitled FLINT and Steel" q
play that is entirely new TO Ottawa, and one
that has been pronounced success in Eng
land and everywhere in America where it
has been presented. THIS company is the
only one that has the right 10 give the
play, aud with The special scenery they bring
with them, they are prepared to present the
play in strong and realistic manner On
Thursday night this same company present
Harry Webber's old play of mp and luck"
in which he has scored big success during
the past few years in all the large cities.
This company is standard one, and with
Harry Weber and Dan. Fitzpatrick in the
leading roles there can be no doubt OF the
dramatic excellence of the performances on
both Wednesday and Thursday nights.
On Friday night Jan. 18th, Neil Burgess,
who has won great fame as the Widow Be
dott, is to appear at the Opera House in his
new aud exceedingly funny play entitled
"iay Opinions" in which Mr.. Burgess takes
the part Of Josiah Aliens WIZ. He has his
own comedy company with him, and we offer
the prediction that be and his company will
make more fun and laughter In the Opera
House on Friday night than was ever heard
there before in the same length OF time. Our
people should not forget that Mr. Burgess /,
one OF the great tif not the greatcst) specially
comedians of this century, and be 10 deserv-
ing Of biz house.
Min aud Burleigh have dissolved part
nership
Joe Murphy IS drawing immense houses
this year
"Only Farmers Daughter" with It's
beautiful ladies, ia booked for the oath inst
Fine slelghinG and moonlight nights next
week ought TO bring in many sleighriding
party to the Opera House.
Atheatrical company playing Uncle Toms
Cabin" is going through the South, and
bloodhounds are introduced in the chase OF
Eliza, the fugitive slave. The play does not
seem TO excite much auimosity among the
people, but the dogs are objected to. In
Norfolk the feeling ran SO high that the ca.
nine feature was omitted from the perform.
ance. The hounds used for the purpose OF
tracing runaway slaves we're not blood.
hounds, according TO the assertion OF several
old Virginians, but were common houuds,
trained TO follow anything. ever wagon.
They we're lot iced for hunting. but were !
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a complete and sure remedy for
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Weakness and all diseases requir-
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to tie nerves.
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Largest Stock Of Books

Eyer display io ,a')e ougHy. which will H. sla,
at from y H. t,r cent. its- than re- Iular retail
prices They rurSisL OF Vine 'iirt Books bound Ia
Plush Morocco ruG Tree ttlf-ii0Cks ~ Travel. Fc
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Also BIhfHt Books of the different poets and authors
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HOME MATTERS.
Personal Mention ,

ToDD.-Chas. Todd, OF ST. LOUIS was !"
Town this week
ILL.-Mrs. VIM. Reddick has been quite III
sgain this week.
Housu-David l.. Hough, OF Chicago, was
among the visitors to this city yesterday.
GossAeE.-Chas. Gossage was buried in
This city on Sunday last, the body arriving
by special train.
MAR.-Richard Merrick, the efficient and
nopular city marshal OF Peru, made Ottawa
a visit this week.
O'CoNoR.-Ou Saturday u lovely little
daughter arrived at the residence Of Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. OConor, at La Sale.
DAvE.-D. j. Matlock, telephone inspector
for the Rock Island and Moline exchanges,
has been home on few days visit this week
LuoK.-E. F. Davis, of the firm OF swectser
Il Co., held the lucky number, 49, that drew
the china set at Burke Bros. on Wednesday
evening
DIED.-Mrs j. y. Shuler received teie-
gram yesterday announcing the death OF hef
father, Mr.. Jacob Benner, at his home IN
Marietta, Penn.
DrLEaArEs.-Isaac We'll and Samuel Drei-
FMS started for Detroit, Michigan, last night
as delegates from Humboldt Lodge to the
Grand Lodge !. o. b. B., which meets in that
city.
READ.-Mss Lottie Clark, who has receut.
" earned some new laurels as an e!ocutlon-
ist in eastern Illinois and western Indiana,
will read at the Farm Ridge Seminary on
Tuesday evening next, the 10th.
BusHNELL.-H Hon. Washington Bushnell
and Mrs. Bushnell started on Thursday week
for Florida. Mr.. Bushnells health has been
quite poor this winter and it is hoped the
milder climate of the south will be beneficial
10 him.
TELLER.-Public announcement has been
made OF the engagement OF Max Teller, of
We'll e. Teller, of this city, with Miss Fannie
We'll, of Chicago. The wedding will proba-
bly take place la the early future, but the
day has not been announced.
SLEIGH.-A sleghing party consisting Of
Messrs. Charles Nader, Charles Haas and
Schmidt and Misses Amelia, Sedonia and
Jennie. daughters of Charles Bruner, Esq,
sill Of Peru, drove to Ottawa and returned on
Sunday last, visiting few friends in this
city.
PERRY. L. A. Perry, salesman for Fiske
& BEEN, left Ottawa yesterday for trip to
Denver, Georgetown and other Colorado
points. He goes for recreation and pleasure,
and will be gone about three weeks. This is
the first vacation he has had for ten years,
he says.
VANCE. Ed. II. Vance, of Washington,
places us under obligations for the Huron,
Dakota, Daily Leader and Times, two very fine
dailes for so new u country. The abundance
Of advertising as well as local news shows a
lively little city, the home We believe, by the
way, Of eX.circuit clerk Il. W. Holmes
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sol N. Fremont ST., Baltimore
During the war I was in
juredi in the stomach by apiece
Of a shell, and have suffered
from it ever since. About four
years agoit brought on paraly-
sis, which kept me in bed sly
months, and the best doctors
in the city said ] could not
live. Isufered fearfully from
indigestion, and for over two
years could not eat solid food
and for a large portion ofthe
time was unableto retain even
liquid nourishment. l tried
Browns Iron Bitters and now
after taking two bottles l am
able to get up and 60 around
and am rapidly improving.
g. DEcKRR.
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HAPEMAh & OR. HAM.

New Styles OF Type and Low
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MarrIaN

4, wniie's Hotel. on the 9th inst. by A. D. Smith,
Esq, MIR. SAMUEL BONNEF0Y. OF Wallace, and
Mise JULIA j. pOUVIFR, Of Waltham.
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Aenj advertisements.
First National Bank Of Ottawa, II

AT OTTAWA, ~ THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, AT
THG CLOSE OF BusIknss on THR SDrn
DAY OF DECEMBER 1882.
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n Gu advertisements.
ID EXPORT OF THE CON DITION
OF THE
National City Bank Of Ottawa,

ATOrrAwA, IN THE STATE or ILLINOIS. At
rRECLosR OF BCsINEss DRc 80, 1871.
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HOLIDAYS

We have iust received the largest stock OF New
Goods suitable Tor the Holiday Trade ever brought %
Ottawa They have hecp selected with great care fNun
the NtnuiaCiurers and Importers and Will be sold
bOuyl; elsewhere. TIE stock consists ir n,rf OF the
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The New YORK HERALD
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