Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 5

"7 Dunlap Celebrated STIFF, SOFT AND SILK. Fall and Winter Styles. DEWENTER The Hatter and Furnis The Railroad Men's Rally at Terre Haute. WAS A HUGE SUCCESS Six Thousand Hen in Line Behind a Real Locomotive. It Will Soon Be Time to Vote.

the clothes. Of coarse you won't order if don't suit- "i am shoeing all the rtj les and pat- ternsTn Fall Woolens. H. G. TUCKER, The Original Pearl Street Tailor.

Rob Roy. Rob Roy. The very latest in SHOES for children, See cur show windows Full ol the handsomest new st le shoes ever shown in the city. Stevenson 403 Broadway. HE MAKES IT WORSE.

Shively Tries to Explain "Hook- i Nosed Shy lock" Speech. THE FIKSi iiAiiUiNAL BANK LOGANSPORT. INDIANA. CAPITAL S350.OOO. A.j.Murdock.Pr...

W.W. J. F. Brookmeyer, Aiit. DIKKCTORS: 8.

Bice, 110 fe ST' wu JJ- DHarwoodl Banking In (.1. Us Departments proraptb and DAILY JOURNA Priced Btoves of any kind at Flane gin's new stove store. Any chocolate pot to our window for 75c. A special Dun kelberg. Merit In medicine means the power cure.

The great cores by Hood's Sar gnparllla prove its nnequaled merit. If you want pure spices for yonr preserves yon can get them at Ben Fisher's drag store. Dr. J. Z.

Powell was taken ill Thursday nlglit but was muct better yesterday and expects to foe out today. Hon. F. Joy'of Detroit, president of the Ed river railroad, died yesterday of heart disease to Ms elgh ty-slxtij year. James McEJhency and eutfo-e force wont to North Judson yesterday even ing where they nave some large con tracts of ITbe Christian clrarch ladles wll serve supper ait the home of Mrs.

Tyner, 925 Spear street, evening from 5 until 8 o'clock. Price 15 cents. ring on TAird street between Broadway and Market. The ring has two emeralds and three pearls. Finder return to this office and receive AT11I M.

DiVbolt. Charles Sellers was thrown from his buggy yesterday morntag the horse which lie was drlviug, overturning tlie rig by falling. The accident was caused by. a small tooulder on Broadway near Fifth. A-notUer society wedding Is on the tapte.

The to-be groom. Is anotlier of the old bachelor gang, and the bride elect one of itho.clty's fairest daughters. The cards are not out yet, hence no names aire The af St. Joseph's hospital desire' to' publicly return their grnrte- fnl thanks to all'-who so generously assisted work, dona- itoiui'vipd taeir recent thank tho-ladlea of -Hospital Sewing Boclety, who worked unceasingly for of tho.nospUital during the entire week of the bazaar. Hon.

B. F. Shlveij', Popocra-tlc candidate lor Governor, lias roused a vralttti t'luat grows hotter at eacli futile attempt to quell it, by his bitter, and uncalled for etlgmatlaatJon of the Jewish voter as the "hwK-nosed Shy-' ock." Tii'e JJlaiml- Oounty Sentinel, which Is nominally supporting Shively, eviidently does not propose to lo for Mm In this matter, as the fol- owing from the issue of Sept. 23 will "It will be a-omcmibered that when Hon. B.

F. SWv'edy spoke In tfils city nst Wednesday night, toe offended the Hebrews In the course of Ms speech by alluding to th'e 'hook-nosed The following are tWe exact words he used os they were taken in shorthand: 'Under tlie present system of finance, the United States treasury is opened to be looted by every hook- nosed Shylock Ci'om Jerusalem 1 This has been.puWlshod in a number of ways In mauy newspapers In the State and out. of it, so that several different constructions have ftecn placed on it. He lias been severely criticised for making a statement which the members of the Jewish faith claimed 'was meant as a reflection on them. Hearing of the ill feeling which the remark created among tbe Hebrews of this city, Mr.

Shively tole- giaphed Jerome Herff as follows, Sunday: 'South Bend, Sept. 20, 1890. 'Jerome Herff, Peru, Ind. "-'I distinctly disclato any possible reflection directly or Inddractiy on the jows in my Peru speech. Will send statement of same.

B. "Tdie Hebrews here are not going to accept his explanation for they regard as being worse 'than the original offense." The men of that naitionaUty this city feel much as -the Jews of Peru do in matter and no amount of wJll make itih'om feel right. Its one thing for a man to spit In your face, attempt to atone for it by rubbing It In. A POINTER. On How Kentucky Will Go in November.

Will J. Da.Yis, formerly of the dispatchers' office of this city, Is now ait Henderson, Ky. He writes to the ns follows: Dear Sir: Please send me five copies, supplement of The Journal of Sept. 18, containing speech iby Mr. J.

T. Brooks. people must Oia-ve had a red hot -and I -wish I cmild' have been there and seen the Panhandle boys spread themselves. Tell your friends that Kentucky Is go'ng to give Major McKinley from 10 to 20,000 majority. Yours very truly, W.

J. Davis. Terre Haute held a -uionsted Money rally Inst'uilghf. It wns'e'swen-" tiftlly a railrond men's rally, and 'the employes of the yurlouK railways' terhig at thn.t..eity,wea-e The Logamsport Sound" Money club was -taken on a cinl twUn, which left this city, sit; 'nibout 1 o'clock. were 1 nlwlied -traosportnt'Ion, as.theyf-nlwny^ are when the ride over IhMsj oltho' road on which tihey ten coaclws In tlw train.s ami -all wcn-e comfortably Mili-hiry -bamd and the drum coiniwnled 'Hie oxcui'Mlon to haiiinony of music.

At Frii.nkfor.t two-more c-oachbs were; nddod, both were filled to overllow- tng. The train carrictl fully.e^ht hundred iK-oplc when l-t puilcd Into Terre Frankfortei-s loxik r-nmons band and a drum so tliat. music was plentiful 011 the train shirtiufr from Lognnsport, The special which started from''St. pulled through a- few minutes after tilie Logansport tr.aln Had There were ton coaehesi ir. the train, imd Jill filled.

The iNW-nde pwcediiig the speech by lihe Hon. ,7. T. Brooks was of. the bifiSCRt pol'ltlcail deiHonstratloins ever ntteinptecl.

The street ni.ilway! tracks were utilised to (iclvanfage, a locomotive wns run ahead of t.he"tMu- sancls who murcttietl. It estimated that there were five and six hundred In l-lie mnrch. and It took the Jine forty-five minutes to pass a. Riven point. The meet tag was held In a building which had been erected lov pose.

TQic seating capari-ty five thousand, and there was standing room for fifteen Jmndred. to spite of this cnpnoity, many turned away, unable to get hearin-g of the speaker's voice; Mr. Brooks Perryuvan, President of Haute Sound Money club, andiwho Is -'Deer Creek to.wn- ship. "The-p-nmi'tle showed evidences of i i Thierc was band, and a ctarm and six iriiiisivaroiKiIes. one it' which to be k'-l't behind because hero wove only five boys fa carry 'lif'-irr.

TlK-vo were no votere in li." 1 ml.sWP-of the ivnd lesst.hnu forty in nil, coniu-iiw Ui-e bn.iid, drum -boys a-irryiiiK I'iio rnrnspar- 1 The- traiifiparen-cieK. were disgusting ippoals to prejudice. One reflett- U'on on Vice Brooks of five Panliiindlft, who lias rteen by o.nd his The t'oiiveyed mis' 'tlvnii- he ought to still-'receive 'two a day not- wit-lwta'nding Ms iwoiwotioms hnd his AnotlH-r had--a caricature of a I-Io- beneivth. the "I Am This Country Will be Money." Another had a sl-milsir-picture with the stiite- me-nt. Fit.s Slinst Uke'the ou the Vail." were a diireet attiempt to-iiJ'ousn prejudice and to make cnpi- the aewlsfli iwpula.tion which oasts bwt -a -small vote and can be' by the rharos and its ftiiiis.

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ThO.V had fllO HOH. Miller to lu. the after- iioon, nml n. good crowd heard a. s.plen- d-ld speech.

The Hon. Jolin L. Griffith Wiw th-o speaker for the evening, and t'lMi McKi-nloy club marched fis an escort the to the court house. tlic club started out it was not Intended to mate parade, but the Inul arranged n. counter dem- pustmtlon- whldli was to "Kill off" the Republic-nil's.

It did, ni't. Peter Wall- rarli, of this city, a Sound Money Deni- a free sliver ticket, was -to-draw. -ill the Popocrats away from the court house, but when the started their counter dwn- oiiwtotion. with fl'bout one hundred men and boys in line, the McKinley club.iunkK were swelled -to about three hundred, and a big p-arnde was made. "Mr.

spoke to all wno: could crowd into the court room, and as more wore unable TO get In, There are a few McKinleyites left in Pern. Tdie MONEY QUESTION is the theme of flic how. yourself or have clear understanding Is to READ have FIVE GREAT BOOKS. M'KINLEY AND HOBART. (Illustrated) Contains this lives, records and principles for which the candidates have fought; the notary record of Major McKinJey, his pi-eat battle for protection find -his record on currency.

Price 25 cents. BRYAN AND SEWALL. (Illustrated) Contains the life bfctory of William and Arthur Sewall; tells Bern's record in Congress; Ms tariff speech; tells of -his enemies; glvos his CHEAT SPEECH which wisltbe direct cause of his i-nsiitlon. Price 25 cents. GOLD OR SILVER (lllu traced.) One of the ablest books in, the interest of -a R-old standard; tells why times are Hart; dwells on th.it we wrong, boomed values, common errors; tells the disosM-ous results o-f free cotaige, etc.

Price Uo cents. HONEY AND BANKING By Hor-ce Whit. Amdahl authority ou these Rives -the evolution of money from of life on continent; the England, Gonwmy, France. Holland, IndKi xm-h sold stand Mod tlie "Crime oC makes clear the system of banking. Price 50 cen.ts.

Dictionary of American Politics. By Ewre.it Brown Albert' of political parties, mcnanres and -men; of practical workings of the Government, as Mated by Sen.aloi man most excellent -book of reference. Pi-ice 50 conirs. John C. W.

GRAVES. Book Seller and Stationer. Successor to W. T. GIFFE.

413 Broadway. It is not at all probable that the next house will have a majority: favorable to the free coinage of silver at a ratio of 16 to i. When it becomes a demonstrated fact that there is no danger of this country adopting the silver standard in conducting the business of the Country, proserity, again and with lower taxes on the -necessaries of life, every kind of will boom again-Pharos editorial, March 12,11806. i Arrangements for a Logansport Delegation to Visit McKinley. ISol.

Broiwlt yesterday had the names of fonry-three who will go to Canton, to see McKinley. As the date Is not fixed there ds an unccrtaJnty witli a good many about toeing to go. When the tljne fe announced It is tbalt a good many will go. It Why Doesn't Run This? i GlEjRMA'N SPEAKING. Hem.

PW1 will speak In German at the rink Saturday evening ncsrt. Hels a fluent speaker and should Wave a good audience. German citizens regardless of party are Invited to be a Sound Money Democrat, of Mr. Brook.s WHS received wittiest enthusla.sni and he was Cheered -to Hie echo. The very -amusing article on excursion to Terre Haute in Pharos caused a.

general laugh. -Thei railroad men Of course knew-thait-no: time wonld 'be lost aa the mienjarefto! -work Saturday afternoon' laying off as usual. It was generally known thait the Pharos statement alxrat loss of time was one oMtp regular TOieu it Is generally, recognized thait the Australian; ballot law a man can vote 'as he pleaees and the Panhandle company couldn't control the votes of the. if, wianited to. i The'truth; of the matter is )the Ph'nros te so at the.Intelligence of the Democrats on the road that It does -not know wlwut ridiculous; state- na'iits It is ranking.

If does nqt-. that fhe promJn-ent Democrats: who took part in the Wedneisxlay. demonstration were coerced but the PainWandle pemocrjuts -rohtt do the same thing are Whait nonisons-o this Mr. Dolam had a show at opera house lost ovenlag -but the Pharos does not accuse him of -trying 'to: draw-'the crowd away from Tlie fact Is that Jn aTranglng the -political and other mefettogs one pays n.ny Attention to the Pharos.and its little; band of Popocrats, tout tism It takes-iaverything as insult to i 1 Rcibbers visited the: borne of Claud Beck near Young America day recently during the family's abaence. A gold -watch, ieweh-y and other articles were takM.

WORSE Pharos Gang Attempts to; Capital by Insultirig It is staid that Popocratlc didates were in the. to drum, up a parade evening. Candidate es The Pretended Interview of the Pharos With an Attorney. The Pharos- publishes a fake in the UveV-'ouiiStlou punwrttoR. to be from some attorney of bar.

Anyoiie with the style of composition 'of itilic' attorneys ho member of this bar wrote such tlm: first sontence- Is-a The article Tlie'silvor money--now in cl-r- in the li-ns been rOlriod -n't a wHiih gold of 1C to 1." Any ordiinai-y fool knovs that this Is i lie. There was- no 'silver in circulation'-in 1873 when tihe-Wnape of the savor dollar wis siispericted. All silver coined sluice goveriimeirt iws mn'de exc'lKMigenSle for gold wlth- oiir. i-pference to tlwcfrmmeixdftl ratio-, th.iit wtot has.lie.pt -it in tto'h full 1 1 it is by such deception as that rho Plinros hopes to win. takes n.

guairaiiitec of forty to get a special ralte-dnd a cor, and Chat number is re.iehed. If dt rims up to 100 an entire tain wiU be furnished. The fara for iflie round trip is If 100 are secured the train will leave at 5 a. reach'tog; Caalton nit 1 p. m.

Keturn- Jing the train -svi'11 Jeave at 4 p. and reach Logansport ait iBidniglit. It will probatoly be better -to take luncli along jf this flm-amgement is made. If only forty KO the car -will be attached to a regular train, leaving 'alt 2:41 a. m.

ami returntag at p. m. Send your name to Sol Brandt if you to.tend going. The date will likely lie a week from Monday or Tuesday. ONE NIQHTONLY.

SATURDAY 5EPT. 26, MERRY-- KATTIE EnnETT AS WILLIE RUFUS Iii Ber Famous Piny The Waifs of New York. With its wealth of novelties, scenic and melodramatic effects. The original of -all plays dealing with life in the great metropolis. TO That fja-s consumers, may not be in convenienced by reason -of delay In having hiea ting stoves, grates and furnaces 'connected, October 1st the company will at.once make all such connections that -are ordered, and furnish ne for same free, for the remainder of iBDORT WAJBASH VAIJLES: -COMPANY.

WILL FIGHT. The Populists Object to Any Sidetracking. A rumor yesterday stated that C. E. Carter, who announces, himself a Populist at all Ms meetings, was working for the withdrawal of the Populist county ticket in favor of the Popo- crattlc ticket Tfoomas Rogers was asked nibout It tost evening and emphatically' denied the statement that there would toe any withdrawal.

"There will be no sell-out," said he, "I know thait our committee will not listen to' any such proposition for a minute. We are against the old-time Democracy as much as we are against any other party. We Intend to preserve our organization and flffht i.t out." FDOKA ELECTION. The ci'tfeeins of Flora have put the following ticket in the fleld for the cor poratlon' election: Trustee- William Hamna, Dr. P.

P. Lyons, Abner Ratcliff. M.airshall-rrank Barnard. T. Boll.

W. Guthridge. John Woelfel, brew master at the Goluraibia brewery, returned yesterday from Pfttsburg' he was attending Khe eighth annual con.vfentrlon -'flte Mflltlonal Brew Masters' nssoda- He'-'reported 400 riiem-bers In and -stated, were gold Standard. Mr. Is loud to his praises of Pittsburg hospitality.

NOTICE. The members Trinity Guild are requested to attend a -business meeting -at lihe residence of Mrs. Van Horno 1115 Market Street Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. J. VAN BOOBNE, Sec.

D. C. Cltoer, of the "Hulb," is again to be out after searching for a gas leak with a lighted match. His bits itered hair, and the loss oI his mustache are proof positive (hat bi found It. good girl at 200 North Sixth street.

Home Seekers Excursion VIA Wabash Route SEPTEMBER 29, 1896. Don't forget the Date. THE PUMPKIN PIB WAS The Harrington family at Columbia City decided yesterday to have some pumpkin pies. Mrs. Harrington pared Due filling and IB so doing took down tlve can contofliiug udte- bore instead of pepper and gave the compound a.

libenral dash of the condl- mont. The pies were duly baked and set out upon tlie table. The crust a delicate brown and pumpkin looked as harmless, rlcli, as yellow, as the product of -Hie oven of the experienced pastry cook. But though dentli lurked in. the golft- eu pumpkin when Miss Ella, Hnrring- ton invited her friends.

Misses Mary' Goodfellow and Mary Gallagher to try, a piece of pic, they both accepted with avidity. 'Miss ate of it and within a deadly hellebore began to get.iu its work. A phiysicinn was called and the three ffirls were pumped out, Trat tliey are still in bed, where they will remain for some time and they may esteena themselves fortuim.lc 'thoy escape- with tJieir lives. The McKinley Club "mil meet at Republican headquarters Friday evening September 25tu. for the purpose of canvnssiug tlie proposed trip to Canton.

A full attendance is desired. By order of GEO. W. WALTERS, Pros. A MUSICAL SOCIAL.

The Epwortli League of the Broadway M- E. church invites all frfendi to a socrial and miwicnle ait. tne church Friday-cvehlnir, Sept 25tn: Admis- sSon 10 cents. Befresbmcnts will served free. All are welcome..