Logansport Reporter from Logansport, Indiana • Page 1

LOGANSPORT DAILY REPORTER. 4. NO. 77. MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 29, 1891.

TEN CENTS PER WEEK. John "CORNER" ON R. G. CORSETS, AND ALL OTHER Standard Brands. P.

-Sale of Summer Underwear still going on. PRYOR For SODA Crushed Violets. The Finest in the Land. Pryor's Drug Store. J.

C. BRIDGE Sells the best makes of PIANOS and ORGANS At Bottom Prices, and on easy Payments. Call or write for Catalogues and Terms. 410 Broadway. LOGANSPORT, IND.

LOGAN HOUSE, 316 Sixth Street. FURNISHED ROOMS. Boarding $3.50 Per Week MRS. L. J.

PIERSONProp'r. Rambler Bicycles I Highest Grade at BURGMAN'S BICYCLE HEADQUARTERS. A full line of high and medium grade wheels always in stock; also all kind of cycling sundries. COR. MARKET AND FIFTH.

LOGANSPORT, INDIANA. DIAMOND JO LINE STEAMERS. THE OLD RELIABLE FOR ALL POINTS ON THE CANE A A MOND MISSISSIPPI ARE NOW RUNNING Their Elegant Passenger Steamers ST. LOUIS and ST. PAUL.

This is the Best Route to nll Northern Summer Sporting Resorts Rules always as low and accommodations always better than any other route. The Stenmers on this line no provided with. every kuown consentenre for enfety, comfort and speed: are commauded tables by are able and export enced officers, and our supplied every obtainable luxury. Through Tickets to all points by river and rail ot rates always lee the.n all rail rutes. Do not fall to give un a trini and see the MAGNIFICENT SCENERY of the Upper Mississippi River.

THE PALATIAL STEAMER GUM CITY, Te also maklug tri-weekly trips between oh Louis and Keokuk. our rates 29-Consult before purchasing awn tickets by: any von? interest by getting or route, leave St. Louis for St; Paul and Steamers intermediate points every Monday, Wednestiny and Friday at 4 ni. Gas CiTY leaves st. Lonig for Quine, Keokuk and way points every Tuesday, Steamer Thursduy and Eaturdluy at 4 p.

m. For any information address I AAC 1'. LUSK, General Agent, et. Louis, Mo. FRED A.

BiLL Gen. Paea. Agt. Jo Live Steamers, Dubuque, Ta. We Buy Direct from the Factories the Best Pianos and Organs, And can sell them at LOWEST PRICES ON RASY TERMS.

Come and give us a Whirl before you buy. All kinds of Small Instruments and Sheet Music also at GIFFE'S Surprise Book Store And MUSIC HOUSE. 418 Broadway, Logansport. We Must Vacate Our room by September 1st, Hence we are giving a reduction of 25 Per Cent. On our entire Lino of Chinaware, Glassware.

Tinware, Cutlery, Lampe, Bric Baby Cabs, Sporting Goods, etc. Come at once as first choice is always best, The Grand Bazaar, CLOSING OUT SALE. 307 Fourth next to Keesling's. LOGANSPORT, IND. Logansport Daily Reporter.

Issued Every Afternoon ExceptSunday. J. E. SUTTON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. 'NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS." TERNS.

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MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1891. THIS NEWS IS FRESH. The Other Papers will Print it To-morrow. Best insurance, S. M.

Closson. Patronize tailors' union label. 8. S. Boyless, of Frankfort, is in the city.

Eggs 15 per dozen at Joe Schilling, of Lafayette, was in the city to day. Harry Long spent Sunday with friends at Gundruin. Get your meals to-morrow at the rink of the Pythian Sisters. Mrs. S.

R. Mann and daughter, of Boston are visiting Miss Anna V. La Rose, of this city. Fine old wines and whiskies for medical purposes at F. W.

Pottmeyer's West Side saloon. "The best fitting and the finest suits for the least money mnde by P. Domenek, 419 Market street. Geo. Irwin and Ed Burgman rode out tc Royal Center yesterday on their wheels and made return trip in 40 minutes: James Parks, of Crawfordsville is Gilling the position of Vandalia agent at this place in the absence of J.

C. Edgoworth in Colorado. The Pennsylvania relief association has paid $1,000 insurance to the widow of the late J. 0. Woods, Pan Handle agent at Reynolds.

Conductor Sam Johnson will go to Cleveland to-morrow -to attend a meeting" of the advisory committee, of the l'ennsylvania Relief Fund Association. Elmer Powley and Chas. Shoulder accompanied by the Misses Myrtle: florn and Dora Snyder, of ter, were in the city yesterday, the guests.of Mre. Limming; of North street. Messrs D.

S. Gray, freight agent Indianapolis, and F. H. Kingsbury, supcrintendent of the union line at New York City, passed through to day on a special car No. 201 en route from New York to Chicago.

Conrad Gross ofthe North Side, has a mulberry tree on his property. which he prizes higher than all his cherry trees. The tree: is young and small yet, but each year is loaded with the largest sized berries and is pronounced by. all the most wonderful bearer ever seen in this region. The following item, clipped from the Ft.

Madison, (Iowa,) Democrat, contains information well worth remembering "Mr. John Roth of this city who met with an a few days ago spraining and brusing his leg and arm quite severley, was cured by one 50 cent bottle Obamberlain's Pain This remedy is without an equal for sprains and brusises and should bave: a place in every household. For. gale by F. Kessling druggist.

A BRUTAL ASSAULT. John Charged With Intent to Kill. A great big, brawny slugger sat in a chair this morning at the Mayor's court nervously twisting his fingers and picking at threads in his clothes. The man was a six with shoulders as broad as double doors and. muscles like a Hercules.

Fle goes by the name of Benner-John Benner, and he is alated for assault with intent to kill. The victim of his murderous impulse is boy named Edward Weis, the twenty year old son of Adam Weis, an old shoemaker at No. 2 Front stroct. Yesterday afternoon. about 3 o'clock, young Weis and two companions were sitting down by the old Eel river shops, talking, when Benner appreached them.

Without saying a word he went straight for Weis and knocked him from. his sent, then stamped and kicked him frightfully in the sides and abdomen until exhausted by his efforts Weis' companions could do nothing with the muscular villian and when he left they picked up their friend and carried him home apparently dead. He remained in this condition for some time but finally returned to consciousness, only to suffer the most intonso pain. He is able to speak barely above a whisper and is thought to be fatally hurt internally. The warrant upon which officer Manders! arrested Benner this morning was for assault and battery on which charge he' gave $500 bail with Dave Humphrey as security.

Immediately afterward, however, the authorities learned that Benner's victim was in a gerous condition and ro-arrested him upon the more serious charge of assault with iptent to kill: On this churge $2,000 bond WaS required, which Bonner failed to give. Benner clairs that' Saturday night young Weis and two companions guyed him while walking with a lady friend on North street and when he answered they responded with a voiley of stones. He does not deny that he commit-! ted the assault yesterday but seems to think his revenge is justifiablea view which the law will hardly sustain even should he prove his story to be correct. Dr. Busjabn, who was summoned to give the boy 'medical attention, found bim yesterday in a stupor end able to give but little heed to.

anything His right arm was paralyzed from the effects of concussion of the brain but to day is capable of some motion, and there were two bad bruises on the head and several about the body The boy is also spitting blood from his internal injuries. Sequel of a Sad Story. Miss Grace Forney, of Wabash, concerning whose elopement with Walter: Koenig, formerly of Thomas' orchestra, the papers have had much to say in the past. few weeks, was in the city Saturday evening on her way home. Miss Forney wa's deceived by a mock marriage at La Fountaine and lived with the false musician until day last when he duserted her at Russiaville.

The young woman was in the care of Marshal Ellis, of Wabash, and returned home thoroughly ponitent. Koenig, in his flight, took with him a horse and buggy belonging to D. 0. Cranston, of Wabash, and will be given the fallest extent of the law when caught. He is a villian of the most pronounced typu and doserves all the punishment any court may see fit to administer on him.

A Forger Escapes. Tillman Ratcliff, Young America, last Friday forged the names of three prominent residente. of Itussiaville to a note for $1,000 and tried to obtain money on it from. Frank Crockett. of Tipton.

He was discovered however: before obtaining the money and turned over to' the officers who put him in a carriage and started out for Kokomo. Near West Middleton the prisoner wrested himself from the officers and made good his escape. He fled the county immediately and has not been heard of since. 'dcrangement of the Liver liver a cure is cere tuln if you take Simmons Regulator. LOCALS.

Use Foley's teas. Cherry Phosphate at Pryor's. Burt Mears at Henry Schwiers Black linen shirts 49c at Harr Frank's. Base ball suits made to order by P. Domenek.

M. J. Bligh 1s headquarters for Milwaukee beer. Meals at the rink to-morrow served by the Sisters. Dr.

Passage, of Peru, was in the city to day calling on friends. C. R. Green spent Sunday with his family at Luke Maxinkuckee. Stop and look at P.

W. Moore's show windows. They are beauties. Miss Kate Marion was the of Miss Girton of this city over guest day. Pete Castle has the finest decorated sample room in the city, 311 Pearl street.

Miss Ella McCollum, of Monticello, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Sterrett. Farmers are busy harvesting their wheat, which promises a large yield and plump berry.

J. W. Lowe, western representative of the coal firm, Boyd, ney de Co: was in the city to-day. Mr. L.

N. Parsons, of Lafayette, is in the city to-day looking up the interest of the fan and mot or business. Hon. Si Sheerin and lady and Treas. Chas.

Woll and wife have returned from a fow day's visit ai Maxinkuckee. Mr. Adolph Kann, of Mishawaka, and Mrs. Theresa Bierlein, of Lima, are the guests of Mr. Adolph Lienemann, of this city.

P. Fox, retiring treasurer of Salesmen's Union, No. 6, to-day. handed to his successor, Ed: Bishop, $145.71, funds belonging. to the organization.

Lee Wah Sing does good nice laundry work in first class style. Bring your clothes to him and bave them done up right--Chinese Laundry, Third street. About forty trainmen, of this city, friends of the late Elmer H. Blanchard, attended his funeral, held yesterday afternoon at Hebron land returned last night at 12:40. Will.

Burgman made a trip to Ft. Wayne yesterday and return on his wheel. On his way back he took a header and received several bruises but expects to be in trim for the races Saturday. Any one being afflicted with rupture will be glad to learn that Dr. Ballard has invented an aparatus with which he can cure rupture 'of whatever age or kind.

Office corner 4th and Market streets. Logansport, Ind. Joseph Sellers, of enst Spear street, is reported seriously ill from the effects of the heat yesterday. Mr. Sellers suffered a Sunstroke about two years ago and the intense heat brought on EL repeti- tion.

Fourth of July Rates. For the 4th of July the Vandalin Line will sell tickets at one fare for the round trip betwe. all points within a radius of two hundred miles. Tickets on sale July 3d and 4th, and good to return, including July 6th. 1891.

Excursion tickets will also be sold to points on the Ciocinnati, Hamilton Dayton railroad, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago St. Louis railway, Evansville Terre Haute railroad, Louisville, New Albany Chicago railway, within two hundred miles of initial point. And to all points located on the Illinois Central railroad, regardlees of distance, at one and one-third fare for the round trip. For further information, apply to ticket agents, J. M.

CHESRROUG, Assistant. Gen. Pass. Agt. St.

Louis. Tape-1 acar you've been fired. Measure -Yes. Tape--What for? Measure-'Telling the truth Tape- You told some customer that those French silks were made in New Jersey? Measure--No. One of the new salesmen wanted to know what kind of a man old Parker was, and I told him Parker was an old fool.

Parker heard me. Tape--And he discharged you? Didn't you explain it? Measure--Yes. I told him I didn't know that it was a trade secret. -Puck. YOU ARE RIGHT AND WRONG RIGHT, When you come to my Establishment for what you want in Suitings, Trouserings, Overcoatings For SPRING AND SUMMER '91.

AND WRONG, When you think for a moment you will get anything, but that is all it can be, in Excellence, Workmanship and finish. E. F. KELLER, Tailor 311 Market St. Logansport, Ind.

For Keeping Open Sunday. Al Deweese, bartender for Martin Bligh, was last nigbt. arrested by Officers Morrissey and Cronin for the illegal sale of liquors. About midnight the two officers got in at a rear entrance and discovered two men drinking beer. In order to obtain a clear case, they took the glasses and tasted of the beverage that they might be able to swear its character when the case should be tried.

They claim that the officers effected an entrance by forcing open the screen door and there was talk day of a case being Bled against them 011 this ground, or of having them brought before the police board. A Fortunate Discovery. A blaze was discovered this morning in the Snider block, to 414 Market street, which would have proven very disastrous had it not been located before gaining headway. The flames started in the rooms 'over the queensware store occupied by W. HI.

Atkinson, and were discovered by C. H. Stevens, the photographer, by means of smoke in the hall way. The carpet had been badly damaged and one chair burnt up before the fire was extinguished. How the fire Dated is a mystery and is' thought to be the work of un incendiary, as Mr.

Atkinson went away this morning about 4 o'clock leaving no trace of fire whatever abont his room. Death of Chas. Elpers. Charles Elpers died yesterday at 11:30 at his home No. 715 Chippewa street, after a twelve dava' attack of typhoid fever.

The deceased was born and reared in this city, where he was well known by all and had a host of warm, friends. He was a tinner by trade. a skiliful workman and a faithful! employe. Death took him away in the very prime of life, he being but 40 years of age, aud leaves in bercavenront a family consisting of a wife and five small children. The funeral services will be conducted at St.

Bridget's church to-morrow at 9 o'clock by Rev. Father Kroeger. Internment in Mt. St. Vincent cem- etery.

Attention Logan No 26. You are hereby ordered to usI genible in armory. at 7 a. m. June 30 for escort duty.

GED. GONSER, Oapt. of Div. To-morrow May be Too Late, better insure to -day in the Bankers and Traders Accident Association of New York. Death from weekly indemnity not ceding 52 weeks, $25, $12 per year.

W.1. Hardin, agent, 823 Broadway. THE GREAT BENEFIT. Which people in run down: state of health derive from Hood's perilla, conclusively proves that his medicine "makes the weak strong." It does not act like a stimulant, im. parting fictitious strength, bnt Hood's Sarrparilla builds up in a perfectly natural way the all the weak.

parts, purifies blood, and assists to healthy action those important organs, the kidneys and liver. 9. The nttacks of indigestion Slinmoug Liver Regulator nevor fulls to NOW TRY THIS. It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good, if you have a Cough, Cold, or any trouble with throat, or Lungs, Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money will be paid back.

Sufferers from Lat Grippe found it just the thing and under its use hrd a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle at our expense and learn for yourself just how good a thing it is. Large bot50c and $1.. Trial bottles free at F. Keesling.

druggist, WE HAVE THEM PATENT BUTTONS for Shirts. PEARL new. ELEGANT SILVERWARE for Wedding and Birthday Gifts. NEW STYLE WATCHES with Fancy Dials. THE LATE STYLE BRACELETTS.

In fact anything you need in the Jewelry Line, from the CHEAPEST to the FINEST. At TAYLOR'S News Store. 309 FOURTH LOGANSPORT. THEIR CONSOLATION. Thank heaven, the folks who cannot wing, Their flight to cooling fountains, Can fan themselves and meekly sing: "From Greenland's icy mountains." -Atlanta Constitution, And buy their Bread from TAGGART'S.

REASONS WHY You Should Patronize HARRY FRANK Cause you will save from 82 to $1 ou any suit. $1 to $1.50 on a boy suit. 75 cents to $1.25 on a child suit. 81. to $1.50 on a pair of pants.

25 to 33 per cent. on -furnishings and hats. This is no advertising scheme, but a bonafide Closing out Sale. I Jeave for New York by the this month to engage in the manufacture of clothing at wholesale, and all goods go without reserve. Clothingly Yours, Harry Frank, TO BE SURE.

L. SOLIMANO, IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Confections, Ice Cream, Cigars and Tobacco. Cor. Broadway Pearl St, weather warm, depressed beat, Choice candles from a foreign shore, TN Fruit is the probes food to eat. French creame and chocolates nice and pure.

Solinano'e store And Ice cream with flavor extra nice, At The cholecat fruit of every kind. Liberal dishes for the price. Foreign Fruits. Domestia too. Solimano's hofcest parlors goods cash please and supply Hold by measure correct and true.

The' can buy Oranges and bananas here aboud, attention courteous day and and polite. night, Ripe Children trade wholesome, here all alone, All who trade come for more, and sweet and sound, Trent tent And got bargains same as older grown. To Solimaso's Pearl and Broadway store, Call at SOLIMANO'S for Ice Cream, and Soda Water. Fresh Ice Cream in any quantity on short notice for Picmes, Festivals, etc. F.

M. BOZER, D. S. DENTIST. Office over J.

Itera's Tefloring. Establiehment 409 MARKET STREET. G. NEWPORT, the cheapest and beat PHOTOGRAPHS 1a the city Vielt him. No.

222 Fourth St. Logansport, Ind. Count.r and Fixtures FOR SALE. Suitable for Bank, Once or Reetsuraut. Apply at Natural Gas Office..