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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21
W.e. in esrresG

eyCA ! weather NIX, il liysy for
01sl men.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21

LNrr, lot Of new and improved
- Lamps anl Lanterns for sale cheap
~ the New Drug store.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21

g. Their arr ten high schools in CID
On sonnty. Thirty Tour teachers arc
employed IN these schools alone.
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- II lie farmers OF patrk ZIP. " 4
10 --e business Ever l. monr' plenty.
and general good times o. ems ~.
they will vcle Tor HE raiiro-. aplropri.
arina next thursday. Iaiiro +. nai. lug
nna railroads create lu.-n..s .a.a r,t
monr, IN nrmer- pockets lor every IL
irie 20 frnlurr u. y can x IA. m! ,htt
right a. theit o.sa doors
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En- - rented tie Stable ef Tobias
lifthig. and has good stock az
IGGN lna SADDLE HORSES Ga
iur. y. rlre u users. III viii also do
n iipA at H,nIing il Jasper or vicinity
rnHp'y
llarr. ~rpi hv i'c dly or week on
NJ.
Prisons hrvin. horses Ia sell. or do
Wg ~ purchase l"r~c-. viii find ihi-
l--i lh'e place. "a ihr proprietor will
liY particular attention 20 lli- branch
81 hnsiur--; aud Nil receive horses ioI
-i!r on communication. ifde~ired
\ -h4re az patronage i solicited.
Cool AMI experienced osiler, At all
times in attendance.
soy. II 1873 Ii.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21

FosK. .'r por> ntss. nga- iuli
this fcar- most o. TIE ars, y go. ia
cities prcsrniug 70 pack 90 .ir.nrr.' az
count 10 running any fisk 'hou-. vc-.
Prices range from 3 IS 10 II 1ro-..
Va cities. white iocii nryrrs ARE cnsps-
III Al 81 80 - IS nri;. S~vrrii sn-
g4e"'nenf~ Tor fuinrr delivery have been
risir AZ these nirrs.
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Messrs. Erie man i ueblcr & Co
t).k in at heir new tobacca wars ouse.
VI ms, Tuesday the tobacco crop o. NJ.
h.ier. II is the lI--t GRO, received BY
Sem aud the first crop brought To town
fhi- scrs'n. though z cd man, cn-sge-
mems have hcen mltc.
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WI 'nycr ~ cool To'acco mi choice
u vara cienr~. cin find all their
IS i''- tilrl 10 Va dot. at the New Drug
-torr.
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WHAT WOMEN

WANTED hook con'.ining inforr .tan ~ srs.t -.
cortans.A ssat free for tee ss@zr. s<ArSs n-~
heSV~s R>r~-Sn ~
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~ The "Aldinc.' tie pos pccius OF
which is in another column s. thr br.t
arr magazine in tie word IT. iuc en-
Cravings are worth iur mptc i'rm tie
price Of The magazine 20 cvsrs one Who
loves the beautiful H. li.enfy mi'ter.
too, l. OF the highe-' order .i nui-
lew.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-29
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The Derby Races,


LONDON, May 2S.-There was large
attendance al the Derby races to-day
The weather was dull. but notwith-
standing this the crowd at tss course
WAS rearly equal TO thsdn former
years. The betting was lively towards
the start. The horses started amid in
tense excitement. Doncaster came in
first, having won the race in splendid
style. Between Kaiser and Gaugior-
ward the race was a dead heat, both
horses coming in neck and neck.
The Epson Summer Races.
LONDON, May 2S The annual sum-
mer meeting at EPSON commenced yes
terday, the great racing event of the
year. The run for the Derby stakes lie
to take place to-day. The morning
opened with indications OF rain. but the
clouds are now breaking. and the pros
poets are good for a fine day. The ex
odus of Londoners from the city COM
menced early this morning; the trains
to EPSON were crowded to their utmost
capacity. and on the carriage roads
there are continuous lines Of vehicles OF
all descriptions, loaded with visitors 10
the races. In London but little busi-
ness is being done, everybody who can
get away having left for EPSON.
The race for the Derby stakes was
won by Doncaster; Kaiser second, aud
Gaug-forward third.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market.

NEW YORK, May 2S.
Money was more active early in the
day at 7 per cent but became easier in
the afternoon when loans were made at
5 10 6 per cent Prime discounts are
quoted at ! to 9 per cent. Foreign
exchange is dull and closed with little
more steadiness at 1851 to l08s for
prime bankers sixty days sterling and
i09i to lO9s for sight. The Bank OF
England to-day lost 1000 pounds
sterling. The exchange at Frankfort
on London has recently declined and it
is possible that the decrease in the
bullion Of the bank may be due to a
drain OF gold to the continent Gold
was quiet and steady to-day at llSt TO
1881, with most OF the business at
1881 There was q "put" on $1,000
for so days a. III! add cold to-day for
! per cent
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Chtcag" navses.

CHtoA0O, AAy 20.
FL0UR-Qu:et and without es.en.
tial change in rates
WHEAT-Less active and weaker
No. 2 spring 81 2sl9l 2Ss cash; | %
al 27i seller June; 1881 263 seller
July; | 2OI9l q seller August; clos.
ing at 26s seller August.
CORN-Quiet and lower white 3sa
3Sic cash or seller May 39629!c eel.
Ter June; 42k@42sc seller July; closing
firm at 39bc seller June; ~. seller
July; 44ic seller August; rejected a.
36i@37tc in store, and 3Sic aaoat.
OATS-Quiet aud weaker At 81 lie
cash or seller May 32932lc. teller
June, closing at 3l3, cash; 32t932tc,
seller June; 33}933ic, seller Jelly.
RYE--frm and steady At 6Sic for
No.
BARLEY-Qaiei; No . uominal at
7O679c.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork sold from
SIC GO down to $l5 IS. seller July, but
closed strong at SIG 10. Short rib
middles sold at S3Ic loos..
LARD-Quiet and 20@25c lower
s. IS. seller Juoe, closing with $S 80
bid.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-29
PHILADELPHIA.
Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, May 28.-Last night
John Cruckshanks, John Cassidy and
John Kerr were locked up in the tenth
district station house on q charge oi
drunkenness. In the evening Cassidy
and Kerr were released on application
OF their friends. Some time afterwards
it was discovered that Cruckshanks had
his throat cut in several places and his
face was also cut. He wasremoved 10
the hospital aad cannot live. Cassidy
and Kerr were re.arrested. On the
former q bloody knife was found. His
hand was cut and he had bloody marks
on him. The lining OF one OF mis- pock-
ets;wa completely covered with blood.
The murdered man was sixty years
old
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-29
Cheap Disinfectanis

One pound of green copperas, costing
seven cents, dissolved in one quart OF
water, and poured down water closet
will eaectually destroy the foulest
smells. On board ships and steam
boats, about hotels and other places
there is nothing so nice to purify the
air. Simple green copperas, dissolved
uuder the bed in anything that will
hold water, will render a hospital or
other place for the sick free from un-
pleasant smells. For butchers stalls,
fish markets, slaughter houses, sinks,
and wherever there are offensive, pu-
trid gases, Dissolve copperas and sprin-
kle It about, and in few days the smell
will pass away. II cat, rat or mouse
dies about the house and sends forth an
offensive gas. place some dissolved cop
peras in su open vessel near the place
where the nuisance lie, and it will soon
purify the atmosphere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-29
THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, }
WASHINGTON, May 90. A. N. J
PROBABILITIES.
For the lower gulf and middle States
south west and northwest winds, rising
barometer, lower temperature and gen.
orally clear weather. For Canada and
New England rising barometer,
northwest winds, partly cloudy.
clear and cooler weather. For
the South Atlantic and gulf States and
Tennessee, southeast winds. with warm,
cloudy weather and occasional rain.
Fer the Northwest and Upper Lakes
and southwark to Ohio and Kentucky,
northeast and southeast winds. falling
barometer, warm weather and occa
sional rain. Reports are missing from
the Southwest aud Northwest
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-29
ST. LOUIS.
A Rold Robbery.

Sr. LOUIS, May 2S.-A most daring
robbery was perpetrated at st. Genevi-
eve, this State yesterday. Mr.. O. D.
Harris, cashier of the st. Genevievs
Savings Association, shortly after open.
ing the bank, and while standing near
the door, was confronted by two un.
known men who, with drawn revolvers
in close proximity to his head, demand
ed he should instantly unlock the safe.
Mr.. Harris not complying immediately,
was dealt a stunning blow with the butt
of one OF the pistols and dragged to the
safe and compelled to unlock it. The
robbers then made a grab for the
valuables, securing $1,000 in cash in a
box which they supposed contained
bonds and other papers Of value. but
which will prove valueless to them.
They then overbauled other papers be.
longing to the bank, but not repre-
senting money; then finding time was
precious, they jerked Mr.. Harris's
watch from his pocket, and still point
ing pistols at his head, dragged him a
short distance from the bank, where
their horses were standing with two
other thieves. He was then released,
aud the thieves mounting their horses,
rode away on the Berryville road, firing
pistols in all directions, to intimidate
pursuers. The reports Of the shooting
could be heard, and the yells Of the
thieves az they rode of through the
country, "Hurrsb for Hildebrand's
horse-thieves catch them if you can!'
A young girl named Elizabeth Ar.
mold was strangled to death on Mon
day at Pekin, Illinois. She was climb,
ing out of window when the sash fell,
pinioning her by the neck in such
manner that death ensued before she
was seen.
A convention OF the Protestant Epis-
copal Church OF Missouri, is in session
here to-day.
Rev. Fred. Wines, ofSpringheld, ILL.,,
Secretary of the Board Of Public Char
ities, hes just sold to the Census Bureau
a set OF photographic" charts showing
the number and locality of idiots, ill.,
sane and blind criminals OF each State
in the Union. The charts are 80 color.
ed as to show not only the number Of
these classes, bu: the relative propor-
ton that each class bears to the popu-
lation. The charts will be published
in the census reports.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-29
e oIouel J. Iscariot ana Whtre He
Made His Mistake.

In appropriating $1,000 to them
selves from the Treasury our Congress-
men did but enlarge the prerogstives oi
the peoples Representatives. They
might have taken more than they did.
They might have taken Washington g
Old breeches from the Patent Office.
They might have taken the Washing.
Ton monument, but they didn't. Some
people viii continue to complain OF
them, but we s,e mute from this moment
We apologize to the whole human
race for everything. As rash and
blinded Sunday school scholar we may
have spoken disrespectlully Of j. lsca-
riot. The experience OF the last Six
months shows that Mr.. Iscariot may
have been a gentleman who was much
misunderstood by the people Of that
period. Some Scribe probably placed
The thirty pieces of silver where he
thought they would do the most good,
and when poor Judas found that he
lad bought into a lawsuit (HoD. P.
Phste, Chief JUSTICE he went and
hung himself. That was where be
made a saistake. He ought to have
sen, the money down to the Capernaum
Female Seminary, and then appealed
to the generous confidence OF constit-
uency with whose feelings and interests
ever tbrob Of his heart beat in unislon.
The editor OF the Galilean Telegram
would have made very nice thing oil
that, and the Honorable j. lscariot
would have been one OF the most i'm
portant candidates at the next election.
Ohio STATE Journal.
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New York Market.
NEW YoRE, Nav %.


FLOUR-The market for State and
western -four is dull. and prices rule
in buyers favor. We noticed on change
to-day on the stand OF Messrp. D. Rob-
erts & Co., a handsome sample OF new
crop 1873 -four from Augusta, Gs. This
four was made by Stoval & Hull, and
sold for SIS per bbl. Sales made were
az follows: s. 9jG6 25 for superfDe
State; 6 8597 20 for extra dor 7 259
Z 30 for choice do ] 35SS 30 Tor
fancy dor 5 75Ca6 20 for superfn e
western; 9 55@7 Is for common
to medium extra western; 7 20S8 20 for
choice do; 8 25@l0 so for common 10
choice white wheat western extra; 8 90
al 10 for common 10 good shipping
brands extra round hoop 0hio!S 25@
10 Is for trade brandS Z 35G9 Is for
common TO fair extra St. Louis 9209
II so for good to choice do. Southern
-four quiet and heavy at 8 3598 so for
common 10 fair extra 8 $50 III SO for
good to choice do.
1WHEAT-Msrket dull and declin-
ing; 81 62 for prime No. 2 western; !;
! IS choice No. 3 spring; 1877 for
white Minnesota
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How MIR. John Jackson Caught
Mess OF Bass.

Mr.. jackson was walking along the
river one day, when lie cav piece OF
string attached to q peg in the ground.
He picked up the string, OF which one
end was in the water, and hauled in
three fine bass, which by some means
or other had strung themselves through
the gills on the line. Jackson was SO
astonisbed by the circumstance tina. he
did not know what to say, but he de-
termined to take the fish home and
show them. Before doing so, however,
he looked about to see if anybody could
give him an explanation Of the affair,
but he only saw a gentleman fishing
some quarter of q mile off. and not
wishing to interrupt him in his sport,
picked up his prize and walked home
with it. John Jackson had his fish
for supper, and pronounced them very
fire, but to this day he cannot explain
how three bass could possibly string
themselves through the gills, tie them
selves around a peg, and 60 back to the
water again. The gentleman who had
been fishing must have made just such
another curious capture and have lost
it, for he was heard later in the even
ing talking very loud, and asking some
body, profanely, what the something
bad became OF it.
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NEW JERSEY.
Episcopal Convention.

BURLINGTON. May 2s.-In the New
Jersey Episcopal Convention to-day the
Bishops address was delivered. The
question Of the division Of the Diocese
came up. Mr.. Wild moved to lay il
on the table and vote by orders. which
resulted as follows Clergy-syes, IA
nays, 60. Laity parishes-ayes, 20;
nays, 40.
At l:30 p. N. resolutions for the di.
vision Of the Diocese were carried with
out any show OF opposition. This set
ties the division of New Jersey into
new dioceses.
The Athletic-Philadelphia Club, Of
this city, defeated the Baltimore Club,
of Baltimore, this afternoon, by score
OF 9 to4.
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RYE-Dull at 95@9S.

RYE-Dull at 95@9S. 49,
BARLEY-Quiet and unchanged.
CORN-Is firm; 64@65e for COM
mon to prime new mixed western.
OATS-Steady; 5l052t for new
mixed western; 5li@H for white
western: 49ta5l for black westeru.
PROVISIONS-Pork market frm
at $l7@l7 25 for new mess, ia for
extra prime, and $l7@lS for prime
mess. Beef hams very quiet ct S26tl
So. Tierce beef nominal at &l9@2l
for prime mess and SO 50@24 90 for
India mess. Cut meats steady at l20
l3c for hams ard 7l@Iac for shoul.
ders. Middlings in moderate request,
at Sf@Sc for loag clear.
LARD-ls in lair request ard steady
at Si@9ic for No. l TO prime seam,
and 9i@9Ic for kettle rendered.
COTTON-On spot opens dull and
heavy; Isle for low middlings; Isle for
middling uplsuds.
HAY-Firm; 81 1901 20 for good;
Gee 10 shipping 60c for common; re-
ceipts for the past week 462 bales.
PETROLEUN-Dull and nominal;
9ic for crude; 20@20lc for refined.
TALL0W-Quiet and unchanged At
93@9tc. -T
STEARINE-9i99ic.
WHISKY-Dull at 92c.
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KENTUCKY.
Fire.

CARLISLE, Ky, May 2S.-A heavy
fire here this morning destroyed the
depot, express and telegraph Offices,
Rogers. Bank e. Co.'S grocery, F. NJ.
Beale's dry goods store, Singleton g
boot and shoe store, and a millinery
and tailoring establishment. Loss,
$4,000. Partially insured.
MAYsyrLLB, May 2S.-The total loss
at Carlisle, Ky, this morning. was
$4,000 to s35 900, and the insurance
$4,000 to $4,000, as follows: Under
writers. OF New York, $1,000; Home,
OF Columbus, Ohio, $1,000; North
American, OF Missouri, 5000; Home.
OF New York, not ascertained.
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Help TO Pay the Salary StesI,H II

After July first the subscribers TO
county papers will be called upon to
pay twenty cents a year as postage.
The memory Of men who are not grey
headed runueth not to the time when
papers were not carried free within the
county OF publication. But subscribers
should not cherish hard feelings against
the noble army OF Congressmen; but
remember that it is sweet 10 bleed for
ones country. That twenty sents a
wear will 90 short way towards pay
ing the salary steal. 1t will also help
to enrich President Grant with hun
dred thousand dollars more than he
agreed to serve another term fo.. 10
help pay it is one OF the favors Grant
ed them. And it will do something to-
wards doubling Congressional salaries
in the future. Let the people remem-
Der these things, and not growl that
they are required "to give up to party
what was meant for mankind. Ian
caster InsslHgsneer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-29
CHICAGO.
Oil Pound.


CHICAGO, May 2S.-There is much
excitement at the neighboripg village
of Semont over the fact that oil has
been found in small quantities at the
depth of four hundred and seventy.
FIVE feet. 1t is very slight but the we'll
is being deepened and it is believed il
will be found in paying quantities.
Preparations are being pushed rapid.
ly for q jubilee in the new railroad
depot next week. Members of the
press from abroad will receive special
attention.
Struck.
All the waters at the Sherman
House struck yesterday and left the
guests while dinner was being served.
Billiards.
There is great excitement in the bill
lard circles over a game to take place
Tomorrow night between Ubassy, the
French player and Bessuger, Of Chicago.
French game, 400 points for $3.50 a
side, Ubassy discounting his opponent.
At pool selling tonight, odds were IA
vored Bessuger by about 100 to 80.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-29
RalsimoPe AaFket.

bALrlAoRb, M ay %.
FLOUR - Unchanged, dull and
heavy.
WHEAT-Heavy; red mixed. 81 80
@$l 90; other grades unchanged.
CORN-Qulet and steady; .outhern
white, lie; do. yellow, 63c; Maryland
white. 6Jc.
OATS-Dull; white, 5l@53c; white
mixed. 4S@50c; do. white. 5l@52c.
RYE-Dull. at 90c9$l %.
PR0VlSI0NS-Quiet; mess pork
nominal at $lS 90; bulk meats. shoul-
ders. 7t@7lG rib sides, Si@l0c; bacon
in improved demand and firm; shoul-
ders, S9Stc, rib sides. 9ic.
LARD-Dull, at 999tc
WHISKY-Firm. ut 95c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-29
Welcome.

Fourteen families Of immigrants ar
rived at Anderson, in this county, on
Friday, stb inst. They come to settle
on the rich lands Of the Grsenbrier and
Nicholas border. in the neigbborbood
of Coal Knob. They present a hearty
appearance and are delighted with the
country. They bring some agricultural
implements of the English PATTERN
Monroe RsgistU.
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BALTIMORE.
Yound Guilty.

BALTIMORE, May 25.-William Pal.
mer, a colored man on trial for his life
for having committed rape on young
white girl while she was out gathering
blaekberries with an old man, three
years ago. was found guilty to-day al
the Circuit Court. His socomplioe in
the crime was hung for it two years
ago at Towsentown, Baltimore county.
Palmer escaped Jail in 1871 and wss
not ARRESTED until the year after.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-29
SPAIN.

MADRID, May 2S.-The government
army in the north. commanded by Gen
Nouvilas, received reinforcements and
marched for Calaf. in pursuit ofthe Car
list force under Tristany. The Carlists
are blockaded in the manufactures in
the town, the insurgents having cut the
canal which furnishes water power.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-29
Toledo Market.

FLOUR-Dull.
WHEAT-ls &c lower aud 10 fair
demand; No. 9 white Wabash 81 III;
amber Michigan &C on spot and seller
June; 62 for seller July; No. 2 red
] 64l@l &c! on spot ] 66 seller June
rejected red ] 6l9l 6i extra white
Michigan ] 81.
CORN-Is unchanged; high mixed
46fc on spo, seller june; 4sc seller July;
40c seller September; low miyed 46c.
OATS-Dull and no sales. lea
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-29
MASSACHUSETTS.

LOWELL, May 2S.-At the annual
meeting OF the Nashna and Lowell
Railroad Company to-day. 1t was agreed
that six per cent bonds OF the road, pay
able, both principal and interest in gold
in twenty years, be issued for the pur-
pose of constructing q Union freight
depot in this city. The Treasures
report showed that the gross earnings
for the past year have been $603, ,395,
and the expenditures during the same
period $52l,lA
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NEW ORLEANS,

Nsw ORLEANS, May 28.-Some ap-
prehension is felt regarding the steamer
George Cromwell, which LEFT New York
for New Orleans Saturday week ago.
1t is thought her machinery has broke
down, and she 10 making her way under
sail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-29
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

PoRrsNourH, May 2S.-The New
Hampshire Episcopal Convention met
at st. Johns Church in this city to-day.
Every clergyman in the State was
present. The session was presided over
by Thomas Nile.
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BOSTON.
Committee on Publication.

COmmittee on Publication.
BosToE, May ga committee to
arrange for the publication Of the gene
ology OF the Rich family has been Or
ganized by the choice of DR.. B. Rich ss
President. A committee has slso been
chosen to take charge Of the manu-.
scripts and all documents, and secre-
tary has been appointed to prepare q
plan of organization to be presented at
the next family gathering in SePtem-
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OHIO.
New Telegraph Line.

SASpUskT, May 2S.-The Sandusky
Putin Bay Telegraph Company have
laid their cable between Ottowa and
Putin Bay. They expect to get their
land line completed so as to make con-
uection by June 10.
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CINCINNATI
AGood Work.

CINCINNATI, May 2S.-Mayor john
ston has issued orders closing all
saloons directly or indirectly connected
with houses OF prostitution.