Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 1

General Election Notice The Washington Tost this ives the. followinir sharp Now York is sum he lost ST.aTIt OP V.lSltilNSlN, i be, and It i til to stay bis pen for the rest ot the campaign. Ol REMOVAL I REMOVAL sount of his practical ehal- Samuel Tiblon. To S2o.0i0 in Indiana, but OlX) sutisfiiotiuii S-wt irv So. rt iO, HuilOOCk doosu't know of tho principles of protection and il ot the 'Smiooi lanterns, tn.uspereneiHa, the of luiiiiy h.eiuc" cte.tat description.

Not one man ot this large. procession could gam admission to the Assembly to listen to Kpacah. 'the hall was densely packed hefore the precession reaehi the cupitol park an-1 di.eja,,- Ni" duel: Senator "Wade Huiupti Oarolina, insists upon tiirm into a Hepubliean campaign ivthiiij; else than free trade, than W. H. English knows of aud every letter be writes on 1 elect- WHEW I But Didn't it Gome With a Rush! 1.

v. turn, ih'c VKliiK. i.f I'm the. Uiiii-Jd Sialvs. Pre ttie subject makes a "ridiculous iiiuiuler of himuud tills the pai'ty with disgust, 1 U.

Willian-i. i the explanatory THE ALPHENA LOST. awav, nnubla to gain tnlvnissuce Tonre-ce -rech- a apeceh similar to the one made ill Chicago. The was etiev-t ly Ic'tiiou to by the enormous crowd, who ire-enicrly mterrnptod him by otdlte.sir.s-tie applause. npolls VlMlr the 1 i the public A 1 a.

in to flattened at the polls. The Jin; Cleveland, Oct. MEW QUARTERS TBULSON PETERSON BootsaShoes dub 1 polls The Steamer Alpheua Ooets Down in the Great, Gale of Saturday. avdeld ALPENA. about 4D0, paid 1 hi hi rt Tim Y.i8cl tSoes Dona In tin- l.n'iil don't fffl I it, fori find I ol tho most prom-men of the capitol of I11-1'iiforms tire linen dusters ered straw hats, tho cos-take -oil" on tlie Democrat-club ol Indiana.

Vin- From Sixty to Out1 Humlri'il Poisons Go Down With the Wreck. and tlii'ee-coi litlu or Snt ii ill ay. Holland, Micli, Oct. l'J. The steamer Alpena has certainly gone down.

The debris is floating ashore near the harbor. At BauKtituek also some of tho wreck We art' Very Thankful to "Old Prob." OUH BUSINESS! 1 e-nne ashore, which i Olev-elitud shortly bef. Clock, and Mtoppeil mi tins nlcl. la I ft.r tile l'o I U-r ill 1 1 1 1 1 1 the so "I bim.iume. Cl.ninlme wi'll'l'ipirVoi fimrtii' 11.

biHlp.e. 1 ma Jan. Plielaijeall 1 ,1 1 'a it. '--r ntiiiivL' in CuncresD for tlict Pe; l.li 1 1 nf 'C iS.I.I em i 1 1 ll irl'a'ij Vice The Slieliigiiii Shore of tl Strewn with tho WiTck. been better for Wade it mule httd kicked a little at lu should luivH entered -with Secretary evert" kid; rjf the mule, been mure fatal to him hrenkf: ut at the Unit.

d.r It wnld ha hardpr, than Sherman. A could not hnv than John Sh. vitc dndei'li our JJl 1 it palaoti -h-i'i-i', This tram reaeheil Gener il i tat in it 10 o'clock, and life-boats. Her piano was with life-preservers berless bits oE furniture, pa wheel, nil from one to north, of Holland harbor. Up ment 0110 body found, -Mrs.

Bradley, sui be. the wife of a rti of Now Mexico. More wrocki ed no hourlv, an 1 the rhiem An Indiana Democrat's Proposition to Fuss with tlie Nationals. LESS BREEZE Bl SALES SATISFACTORY PRICES by liriii.r a ear. noli which t'oey had n-i tyi.

with them en 11 bi.s'ixnin.' car. Hsmii' au-1 t.irnwJ into lim; itji.lt the leadership their Cioudn 31. M. and headed by their The aggregate amount of failures dins far for lSSi), are tj million dollars. Tor the same time last year they were 81 millions.

The year be ore, when resumption had not taken place, they were 137 millions. These tacts jivu the country the ohesriliK news that the business men it the wtlh the The Grand Uepnhliriin Rally and Torch-Light Procession at Mtiflison. lativea of the lost ones dcepe. .1 the 1 ififi' lI'h Tine nth t.inji .1 1:1 Crotlt ot the residum beach. Captaii ecu (.

i.e.- il mi 1 'art .1 uin the 7.7, 1, three round 1 -f riricoe chners or the in person this pfl.err.oon, mid has the beacii to superintend matters, terrible disaster lias east a gloom the whole coast, and even old Afiams, llTy. in iLaccaf Thaddc-f oBiiii; will eniiito oil Please Read This Over Seventeen Hundred Torch Hearers in the Procession. -1 made a s)eeeh, detailing the will uder why the Dcm of chalking R661 II Dart iuloKistic of the ie llepubliean in 1 ma hfteen nf One of the Largest Political Demonstrations Ever Held in Wisconsin. twenty-nine paasetipers. 1NIUANA.

tl.e shbaivaiks riinl doors ol the residences of Keiniblicans. They expected to continue the practice until November ik but a little event took place, in Indiana last week mid seems to have interfere .1 with this sort of a emu la pe ha any i t.i.ne. The Business Men's Club, of ESTABLISHED IN 1858. Indianapolis, Visit General Garfield, at Mentor. m.

e' MP, I 1.1, THE METHODISTS. Appt.etox, Oct. ID The business session of the conference to-day was devor. ml entirely to eominitteo work. bint little a hbtior.al business will be broutrht The Republican demonstration hist lion, iweorge F.

Kihuiinils Ulevt- isoao, I Our Day-lightStore One Price System, SUPERIOR GOODS, AWE Immense Display od I nitfd State senator From Vermont. "ntwSrdii'urihe" likiw'LHyde, wlio ice at this session, rs who are certain of their present returned home, A Ileumeratli: Froiii4iti mi to Viik Ls-OtASAPOLin, Oct. negotiations looking to r. fusion of nationals ar.o leinoerats on the electoral ticket came to a head this afternoon. James Buchanan, otherwise "The Plan," while in the office ot Secretary of State jhiuik-liu, was approtiehe.l by Jiweph W.

Nich-olT 11 defeated candidate for the state scuttle from this county, and nephew of Senator McDonald, with a proposition to combine the votes oC the Dem wrsl oel national parties ou a split electoral ticket. To this Buchanan responded: "I do not propose to entertain any such proposition as that, and if I did it would not bo from the Deino- night at Madison, was one of the largest known in Wisconsin for years, ex-v-ptiw: the one (riven honor of John in 'Milwaukee, lust week. Over seventeen hundred torches were in the Jndge Touree, who has gained a national fame by his book entitled "A Fool's Errand," was the chief speaker. The Madison Itepublicaes are wide awake, and will currv the c.itv for bef. the confere Many of tho mmiste returned locations have having become the- ses-m The IV11 tint's of the irand A Hla: Senator ia the Ninlli Scjifitt If i Viiin ii place The eal in Reunion, at Atlanta, Georgia.

not vet heid any iro oil tie cW iloiiday ut Jauuarj-, A. AStatc3ciiatoriii liic UWonth JJciiato Dii i.i bet i snierea. iiuh ueniy is an owing ro tin raart trial, as. than must tie settle be C.aik." boh-. la 'boierl 1'nee, Had Weed, Fifty Thousand lollar Rlue in Portajjc this Morning.

Represent sound did companies only E.irks written best rales finil losses iiromptly ad-iusted tind paid. Houses and Lots for Farming Lands in the city for sale. Good bargains Houses Lots for rent, ami Money to loan on good renl estate at low rates of interest, AGENTS. SMITH A- ACKM.WS JtLOCli. janesviijjl, wisroxsiN llllttOdly all i-i pirc en l.ti'i Monday of A.

TLirtcentli Iscnate Dla- A erntic party. Of what avail was your rlli ci'i'b II fore of tlie appointments can bo made. It is reported ou good authority that bat -hart as -muritig his own case, iih-hap Harris lias become tired of his wav ef dncti his defense tml aas put be-foot. on. it.

It is the general opinion of outsiders that a majority of the. committee will find him of iirmnfjonif-tit with ana Jfurkcr Ji.iae'.'bh Clymau. Elba. Hublwrd. HuistiB.

imira. Lowoll. Oak "that can be urr ovil with the I )on, rats In any one pretending li Smith's One Price, Square DealinG Clothing1 Store. There is a K'-'od point to this story which is beiiifr told on Gabe Bonck, the Democratic candidate for Congress in the Sixth district; Meetin- one of hii plain sneaking constituents in Osl.kosh one Saturday uijiht, Boiutk accosted him in hii eustonsary rourl: milliner, and ask-liini what he wast thinking about. "I was thinking," the jean, "that if your father hadn't been Governor of York, instead of you beinf a member oE Congress, you w.ml 1 1)3 horns tonight with your sawbnek and saw on to your ticket.

The national to he terms with near all the cb.irge.-i prelerred maeimr iiil i The In hi three ses.neis 1 lily, d'h" trial will last until Saturday his e'veit'im the oiferenee a ailih-t'ss- (tr.o.a IPellaaJ lie: ef tile village apt. Pa- e.voe, ot Jtnbioull. Mi.ili.lo '1 Idea on lea lie sou'tl -van of Pie e.ty or and llai l.uiisu! Had Wil- 1. tie ef la I. bo ut iooara a Pel iilp'.

-era, ef ottor vol tin tin- Bn llouduy of January. A. AStatcSunatorintho Fifteenth SvnaM Diana i Mi.j '-f III olh. n.ia moo Moiidaj ef January, A either (if the old parties and cannot be mtrolled 111 their interest. This was eil by Rev.

Mr. McGnrmack, of iV.i.ipi'.n. toe snoiito if the oenversauom svl.ich, THE ALPENA. Bpeoia.1 to 1ho Giselle. Chicago, Oct.

20. The lives lout by the Alpena are estimated at from sixty to 0110 hundred. The body a boy has rour shoulder and a sab coiir.t-O: nwl. LUMBER your arm for your Sunday dinner. as as n.e,aally the ease ivlien -'t i'lan is riirii-el.

was nimir.att'i.l almost sahdy be hum Tins olT'er, comttiu' from tint iujv it did. mid right 0:1 the heels of the c-onfi renec of the leaders of the oarb lash icphb ti'is rev. 'all .1 nu .1 i ha ml for v. aeaoltp the There can 1 ie but little expoeiat.e njou their part ear-vnm the Slice if rhev are wilhug to sell half a'-" their elee-oi-al votes to tlie nationals for is than lit rnmmand votes. MI LIT AH HEIMON.

At last Oct. 19. -The feature of the military reunion to-day was the grand parade. Tito troops marched through the. streets amid createtitl-usiastD.

About 10 o'clock the military reached Oglethorpe Park, where Gen. W. T. Hunt em or, re, hint, of tho Atlanta Barrack- beer: found near Holland, to-day, and that of a woman, last night, both unidentified. Mr-.

McCet.r-.etl-s trunk with eiiii.ir in tb Nineteenth Senate Du "I be' uu.il ut Vibueebaso, in isl-ew oli.ee aa la of "11 the In January, A. 1). Governor Smith has isbued an executive order officially announcing the death of. Chief Tustie; Kyr.rt. Co the order the 3 letters has been found.

Dwellers alonp tho shore are enriching themselves with FSFIELD Klsiiv, i On l. in rear ihe Old Hy.vi. ib. oomtictnd of he A 2 o'elodt Gov. Col.iuitt.

and stall rode nit'i the park, and were: with a CHIEF -II STICK II VAX. ef the cebtle -crvice. lias whs He. i.ir..- e.f (ri-'i upon his Liu than he rr-o ltl the Jill the wreckage. V0HTA1IE.

A fkfiy TIiou-iuihI nnlloi' li Morn Int. saint-- snv.mba gum, by the lib aba" alaf s' Mi i oL the i 1 ernor reviewed the brigade. Tito Finiernl of llhl. ice Bi-Hii in Milwaukee. MiHYAC'KEr, Oct.

lib The remaiits of Jiisblce llym, who died at Maui- hob'riih- aj LUMBER! FURNISH UEPUBIilCAN EXTltrSIAKll. Madison, Oct. 20, A fire Portage It is ordered that a a mark of tt-p this morning, destroyed Pettiboncs block. It first caught in Goodman's wil- 111 lion. Olmrlew son tlibs will bn broii-rbl here by sjiecinl train l-'riday.

A meeting of the Milwaukee bar lite, been called for to-morrow foreuo.ir. to take formal eorr-niztiiiec of his death. The Hon. A. 11.

Butler, will deliver nu eiiloiriuiu upon to tba memory of Judj-o Kyan, the supreme court room will be suitably draped in mourning, th-i (lar upon the capitt.d hsplaycJ at hattenas-. and on the day Hnop: destr ved (4 aa.not'.u's ehithiac EVERTTHING WillitimB uddreKsed a lnrge and on-tlmsiastic audience in Jtanu'ii hull thin hLJ ui HM COjE establishment, J. E. Wells la.rd- the funeral the Stat; closed. The body will lie in state Lumber Line.

evening. This is be- second To pubb.ean r.ioetiiig oT the campaign, mid from the spirit that KemueJ. tu enp.ti de te.e lieanf iti tliia tti-ctioii a lurir-a iin.j-.rsiv may be counted on it Garliehl and Ar-thiir frotn the old time Democratic crnni-' i ii W'nukcsha. at the riiHikinton ou Friday, the. funeral will take plttoc.

Bi Welles, it is thought, will conduct ware store and 1 in slva l.M"ns. dal-lett i-Brecse knitting works, which uni-p loved firty hands; also a pniut shop, Odd teUow'a hall, the armory of C'nppy Ouards, nnd several other smaller shops. The loss will reach RYAN'S FINER AJ1'. trial services. re it ha ioeasl At Kualoin I jiri The case of Ke7.

Dr. Thomas, in the -h. Hivtr hias oeea ihaptio'd of for the present. The eoti'erei ice took the sTound pretty irtiily, that his disbelief in the atonement, in the inspiration of the scriptures, mid in literal hell fire, placed it under the necessity of withholding an appointment from him. Ac 19 I Mr.

tli --'a 'stal bioait -r oijhr Tl ri V-first SeaKteUi- CHICAGO OOSHll. I I 1 plaee OJ liN-aerl Via, Pie.aovk, Wilut.fi term of I I'll I IMIiXI whr, hus il 1 rf i ytead of hem mid in mi v. es, Milwaukee been tho homo ot Judge llvaii mnce Jsps, ami he is a ml i 're with tecli igs of the utmost respettt by the eonimuuity in icnb. The I thi u.l iii-a tal epiahrie-ii ivhieh have renbered lean fitmons t.ni'oiielaini the- a.1ion were developed hero during the many years which be practiced before the "local 16, 1SS0. for the cordingly, when th The Republican county ticket, is ei 1 Dr.

H. funeral ot our eminent citizen, Judse sidin-c 1 In Loth parties to be bm the Ryan. A special train will be Curiosoed Thomas did ind appear. This tnakes but nr meet; Prnlav i tltC body to Milwaukee, which will be escort SKNATOlt ED3IVNDK. est over pnt forward, and no doubt terlnineJ but it will be by majority Ulimy IDcmocrnts any will vote for it.

A l.irj.'e bnihliug will soon be ei for the liuaiuf actum of carriage Lint ed by State officers mid ot the Supreme Court, the t'li'le -rcmi eh Annuo, A. I.i. -'H IIICT BE'nCIUFn i hruiiiMiau In la iscnntor bytliu 1 boh ibttereuce to him. Ho ranks among the foremost ministers ot the West, and it will not be long before he will be called to some independent church. A Congregational church at Springfield, Illinois, has tendered him a call, aud several other prorahicut and influential elmrchoH have avi eye on him.

Ho it will be seen that Dr. Thomas will not be left out in the cold. on by Micliig: MoxTii'RMBii, Oct. 19. The two Abend lalikilledmecii! lloio-es 'I'Lieeealeii se 1 1 lira ely Bur Association ot Madison, and other prominent citizens, reaching that city about 11 o'clock, whero tho tuneral will lirtiibuai eii-tree; by the Ear Association ot Milwaukee.

The body will lie in state at the House for two eleet a United States sdiaiter. In the House Ooorjjfo F. Edmuiuls, the present aountor, wan by tho Republi iPofltDlin KtnPP 49 west Milwaukee sr. hours. The funeral services will take bbUlbUUmiOlUlui about 2 p.

at St. James1 tdiurch, ployed. This will be a materia! addition tti our manufacturinc interests. The fine new depot of the fr N. V.

Railwt.v, now ueiirinc m.i pi tion, will ive a clock in the Pover vrlitnli can re niily be seen a pi arte" ol mile. II will face four wave ami be a great ntodato ni to ie public at. lat'-e. A lady residingon Blue Island A wn ae started from her residence last Wbsbies-rlnv. purchase Home P'roeeri.

s. hire cans, rml Brmlley W. Hmiilley by the lieiao-rats. vote mmltcil: Eil- hil, Sinalaai, lib not votnor, l-. hi the- Senate hMnocais was theoi.lv civi'le late and received all the mid the remains interred in Forest cemetery.

P'l 1 Jaaler'v-wai'r'ca lly. Union and Ihuldlv lieloit. Th -balance of the Dcnim-ratio campaign will be taktm up by TTaiteock in writing letters explanatory of those he Las already written. This will alTord amuseniD.ut for the lie-publicans, but will keep the Democrats in hot water. When lie wrote Ins letter ol acvprmvc, he was- FIRES.

20 Dozen of the Celebrated Re-en arrived at. her destination, flip gave A UKAM) It ALLY. probnlbe future of called by his "friends in Jersey," (you Siiitoial tn tbe Gazette. Piqua, Oct 20. O.

W. Leontira A Daniel's oil mill imtl warehouse burueil this morning. Lobh C'lN-ClSN-ATI, Oct. 'lie 1 a Pi S' ,0, lb this reab jnotlK-r tire drnti forced unlaundred know they believe a n-itl to explain that. So ha wrots a letter osplnimng his The ginudest o-ever witnessed at jnsiii, occured to- dy ivnrehouo vus burned this morning.

Madievok, Out. lt. five women wero burned to death mid litionl demonslratio' others injured. the Capital of Wii buld. ulncc of Edward Huj 1 CS llenr tl eib 111 1 ill tlw Verb bvision.

Inst, bidnrilay, She, dan I' o'i. dhie salmi piece of pre. pmrt lid l.s.?.. for 82.71K), on time at per ut; i i IhVh, it was said for S.sOO. part.

cash, and jiart on time at per cent. A St. Louis merchant purchased three bits on the west side, psiybtc Sh'd'b'l fel fin: Eiiii.e; he intoly ir.ved to eapei SHIRTS! These Shirts are all finished -e ol Tajforl of the visit of WHO iltDESXlsT0N-9- jOtSTON Fish Clmy an. q. piDMilUCIilaf, al uUiiSiaTQH'B.

pKEgHOclory daily. vmslsT.s lo Pteo Poo- An- ggc. QHOICE N'v ,1 "IsrCM. n'BNNllJTON'B. A W.

tcib ior if lb .1 lie ni letter of acceptance. The explanatory letter did DDt sesm tj be clear to the minds ot lus "Jersey friends," and be was called on -write utiother letter which was sent to Senator Randolph. The Bscond explanatory letter muddled things in tire than eve-, and made the Democrats still ire disgusted with their superb general. Ho made himself out a Republican which was not very pleasant to the Democratic mind, and not content with this xec. letter, aomo of bis Ujinoeratiu friends on tbv lirtt MoEdny of Jurlu a tu is eianiueU'd, the vutin can- ii- imide lu ll.w.

rmj- band my elite. ni lie iilo, (bi il) du ut Ausru.it, A. I). started at 7 o'clock from the City Hall, aud will erect a handsome residence COLLISION. Specini tufnc Guzctti'.

Cincinnati, Oct, 20 -A coUisi. plaee on the Dayton road at Jon tion to-day. Twenty people were but uone fatally. nod ncri-iii'd reonni Capoteil bol; alio uml wurrunted in every respect the bant niiide, and will be sold Lbri.e.-crh tla. priunipal rcsnlenee Seventeen hundred and fifty torch-bear- Some of our first class machine shops are very busy getting pnt wn'ti nuih it.c m-iti an i ni.T'lnne)-'.

hil ir ur worn in bite cnibraema bub) fi'oni FOB the Caiid.iil city una "oil from Miuio- enpacitv. One promiueut linn is c.ci,-innntc Stoupld-no bar, nani: the i or ftt Si 00 each, or $11 00 yer WADE HAMPTON. who have no respp.tt for him and little iljaeeut to -Madison, The trar.snaten- tvr 'raaebmery, for tbe Toi be eeal ivn- ami hope ot th? party, piip isy he shall write riri'ss eoinpatiy ol nub bafoima. tloXinn. II all dozen for S5 50.

At Gazette Counting Boom, lABBCMorflKiMMaciiiM and prunteil. His brass bands Washikoton, Oct. 10. -Wade I-b I. A IK HltK.

II I a third expluu'itiry letter. San Democrat should be appointed inittce of on! t.i mill tlu-stipc Kiving tho De.uiocniey i bit I iPt in in li i i i Ih 1 (intuit; before 1Tul.e dcemated with Chiueae L. Moi'AX. i by his uliHiirh.