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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
COACHING ACCIDENT.
EIGHT PERSONS SERIOUSLY INJURED By TIE
DnEAKIxG OF AN AXLE

EIGHT PERSONS SERIOUSLY INJURED Dy TIE
DnEAKIxG OF AN AXLE
LIZ TELEGRApH TO THE Herald.
r. {. apt lynn Mass. June l., 1873.
The coachIng patty which left Ne~buryport this
morning Tor Boston on the sTally Ho" met with
sad mshap. FEST ohthe line between Salem aud thia
city, about eleven o'sock. The party consisted OF
sixteen persons, under charge OF ). H. Young, OF Now
burypcrL II appears that tho accident was caused
BY defect IN ono OF the axles, which was
partially broken year two since. The coach was
one formerly on the line from Exeter, n. H., TO
Amesbury, Mass Eight persons were seated on tho
top OF tao aud eight occupied seats inside when
tho accidont occurred. Tho coach capsized
aud the men the top were thrown or
ano her. Tue horses startled ny the accident
ana started 10 run, but Mr.. Edmund knignt, Inc
driver, although thrown TO tie ground, retained hM
hold on the rens. Ho dragged quite Il diStancet
until the horses seized by MI Joseph
Young and stopped. Tho injuries to Mr. knight
hc will recover, Notwithstanding his extreme OLD Age
and tho to his system. He was seriously
bruised about tho head. The other casuaities were
as follows :-Slas Piummer, OF Newbury told townh
sixy-two years old. shoulder broken and leg diso-
Gated; Charles II. smith, ono leg broken u
tho knee, aud badly bruised; Captain George
L. Wood, QUO leg broken; Daniel Goodwin.
wis, broken; Caleb Stickney, right arm severely
bruised and cuts on his legs; Charles Woods, badly
shaken Charles SIN tu severe injuries 10 his head
head face und limbs. The pames OF the uniujurcd are
arc lillian A. Little. Enoch Gerrshs
Charles NJ. Hodges, Samuel 5. Blake, Moody Lunss
Jacob w. Young and hts son, Joseph Young.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mrs. Z. A. osgood and Dir. Digby " Boil have been
engaged us sooiss by the Apollo Club. Chicago which
gives a grand concert this evening.
MISS Angio schott closes her cngag mcnt at the
Aquarium Saturday, and will be succeeded by what
Is described a wonderful troupe Of trained monkeys
from Royal Aquarium, England. 1t said that they
play almost ike human beings, aud do everything but
talk
A: the request Of Cardinal McCloskey tho different
Catholic churches OF tho archdiocese are preparing
tables Tor tho grand adics' FAIR, soon TO BIO hold IA
the new st. Pairck's Cathedral on Fifth avenue. In
order 10 achieve suitable representation the Church
OF 81 Agnes. East Forty-,hrd street, has arranged
to hold grand sacrcd concert In the Church on
day evening next, at which the members OF tho
Italian Opera troupe will render appropriate pro.
urnm M
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! TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
FATHER BUTCHERS nIs SON IN a DRUNKEN
FRENZY.

FATHER BUTCHERS lis SON IN DRUNKEN
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, Juno II, 1878.
One OF the most melancholy and shocking occur
renccs that ever startled sister city across the
river (Portsinoutn) happened this afternoon about Two
O'Clock. John Owiugs, wel-to-do merchant OF
Portsmouth anl pa very popular and respected
c,tz,n, dong business on Fourth street,
has been on spree s,nco last election
day MAY 23), and had become perfectly
uncontrollatle. AS matter OF safcy TO himself ana
olncrs his two sons, John E. aud Robert f. Owings.
concluded manaclc him, they had done with the
best results repeatedly before. Seeing their oppor-
tunty Ia the Store noop tho young men seized
their father, VINO very strong and muscular AZ
Robert firmly clinchod and attempted 10 pnion his
arms IRON behind, John prepared tho irons
The old proved too AtrOug, however, ana
sharp, nod butcher knife that BIO hud concealed on HIS
D, on, and, reaching around, plunged 10 the mis-
IN the left OF his son Robert just below the rDs
Robert gave deep groan and sank to the Dor, cx.
claiming, sOh, John, Pm cut!'' aud in ten minutes
was corpse In the meRLttmc the father He'd from
street Gosport. where no was soon after arrested
anu conveyed 10 Jail
Coroner Duncan Matthews was notified and an In.
quest was ned. The deceased Was Que OF our very
best young men, upright anI RELIABLE and consist
cnt member OF second Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. lie was twenty-one years OF age, and WAS
employed ~ Powell Alexander storehouse as book
keeper. Mr.. Owens, tho father, who Is nearly sixty
years age represents the Fourth ward In the City
Council and on the Board OF Health D
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CouNTERFEITERs ARRESTED.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
D,,~orn~ po lana los

PITTsToN, Pn., June T. 1878.
This evening the Uaitcd States Marshal siocum re-.
arrested Peter walcot proprietor Of The Kingston Ho-
tel on mmitmcpt aud no lodged In Fort Lifts.
waicott aud some three or four other parties wore
arrested some months since for "shoving the queer"
and with difficulty procured bail 0thcr parties wore
under the surveillance oil tho oicors Of the law and
United states detective seems 10 have pccn indiscrcet
enough TO arouse tho suspicion oil the principals IN
tn trade OF counterfeit money and to-day IL dis
covered that ali oil tho parties have bid adieu TO this
valley excepting WalcotI When Tho latter
considerable Of the spurious sun was found Ia
his possession. rho trials have been set down Tor
next week. ut Wiamsport.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD.]

[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.]
BUFFALO, June IL 1873.
About three O'Clock tins afternoon tho boiler In The
steam saw mill located about mile east OF Dayton
station, Caitaraugus county, exploded, killing Henry
WOLF The proprietor. and his son ana one o;hsr man.
persons we're more or less Injured Dayton ~ stu.
aied ut the Junction oil tho Eric and Southwestern
Railroads he remains OF nj. Wo.fs son have not
been found but h is supposed thoy arc buried IN the
rnln
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WHEN Dos CARLOS visited MS some years ago
his movements were thought Of sufficient i'm
poriancc by the Spanish officials TO require the
services Of spy, who followed him to Paris. A
one hundred thousand dollar suit against the
Spanish Minister is the result. The correspond.
encc elsewhere printed throws some curious
light on this branch Of business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13

THERE WAS A SINGULAR accident on the
metropolitan Elevated Railroad last evening.
A workman employed to watch the locomotives
became alarmed ut the escape Of some steam,
and fearing an explosion jumped through the
window of the car falling through the trcstc
work to the street. The accident was OF course
entirely owing to his needless alarm and ignor-
uter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13

Two INTERESTING trottng matches took
place Mt Fleetwood Park yesterday. The other
noteworthy events in u sporting way were the
meeting at Narragansctt Park and tho annual
meeting OF the Sportsncns National Association
Mt Pittston Pa.
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WALL STREET YEsTEHDAY.-The stock mar
ket active and weak. Gold was steady ut
1Oi. Government bonds were strong, States
steady and railroads irregular. Money OH call
was easy at 81. II 3 per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13

To OnyIArE the Inconvenience Of aflixing
revenue stamps TO small packages OF tobacco
tie Internal Revenue Bureau has determined to
issue stamped labels or wrappers. to bc printed
by the government from the designs Of the
manufacturers Private printing offices will
hardly like the dca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13

The CANAL, RAILROAD AND FIEIcnTq questions
were the chief topics of discussion by the Board
OF Trade yesterday The State Senators whose
course in the Legislature was so emphatically
condemned by the Chamber of Commerce few
weeks ago were severely censurcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

e' el'Ae. WAsmIxGroy. June IL, 1878.
Captain Ralph Chandler has been detached from
command Of RECEIVING ship wabash, at Boston, and
Commander 3 Livingston Brccso has boen ordered
10 command III q ship Master Chauncey Thomas 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13

WEST PoINT Is in blaze of military glory.
The President and three or four members Of his
Cabinet. together with Generals Sherman, Slleri-
dan and several other distinguished officers,
help to add IN unwonted brilliancy to the close
OF the academic wear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13

IL THE Discussion of the Eight Hour Law bill
in the Senate yesterday an extraordinary amount
of sympathy was manifested for the working
men. The exact value Of il was shown by the
postponement of the measure until next De
cernbcr.
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(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD -
NrwPoEr. II. l.. June ~. 1S76
Passengers on the Boston cvsrng train saw an una
suaI spectacle ut about O'Clock this afternoon. u
being genuine snow storm The ground at Ray mann,
on the Old Colony road, was completely covered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13

Morton TO qnash the indictments will bc
made by the counsel Of the Aldermen to-day.
That point ought 10 be easily settled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13

The probabilities are hat The weather IN Nc'c
York aud lis riciniiy to-day ariH be cdrm and
fair, tciM oa,idbie acinds The coast and fol-
orat by graduatly Increasing cioudi,css, cih oc-
:asondi light rains. Tomorrow il wiH DC wa,m
and partly cloudy or cloudy. wiM a threatening
nj rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13

The DISAGREEMENT of the railroad managers
OH the freight pool question will be welcome
news to farmers and merchants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13

Mr.. a. Is. SToCKwELLs FAILURE for over q
million dollars was the sensation iii Wall street
yesterday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
II RIPL T. s III e e Il.
NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1878.

The HERALD tcM be sent 10 Tie address Of
persons going into The country during The summer
at he rate Of one dollar per mo,,ut, postage paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13

TIM WEArIrE.--Thc pressure north Of the
upper lakes and over the South Atlantic and
East Gulf States was above the mean yesterday,
decreasing somewhat in the first named district.
Ia the Rocky Mountain region the pressure was
also high. hut Immediately eastward the
barometer fell rapidly toward the Central
Missouri Valley. north OF Canada and cx-
teiIdifg over the Middle and Eastern
States: the western portion of the dcprcs-
sion that moved toward the Atlantic dur
ing Sunday is now slowly passing eastward,
with numerous light rains, but with moderate
winds. In the Central Valley regions the pres
sure has varied rapidly, and local disturbances
have been developed in several districts, with
light rains. West Of the Mississippi the pres
sure IL falling decidedly, with the usual threat
e0ing conditions Of increasing cloudincss. rising
temperature, more or less heavy rains and other
phenomena. The high barometer on the South
Atlantic coast has brought fine weather to that
region. very general increase Of temperature
has taken place throughout the territory east Of
the Rocky Mountains. The weather in New
York and its vicinity to-day will be warm and
fair, with variable winds on the coast and toll
lowed by gradually increasing cloudness, with
occasional light rains. Tomorrow 1t will be
warm and partly cloudy cloudy, with a
threatening OF rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13

The INDIAN NLws from General Crooks
headquarters is not Of u very satisfactory
character. Very great discomfort prevails
among the tribes, and, although there appears
t. he no concert Of action among them, general
war is apprchcnded. The best intelligence that
can he obtained in regard to Sitting Bull is 10
the effect that there IL no immediate danger Of
his appearance this side the border
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28

Anderson j. q scoun9rrl. but Stanley
NaiatttlewS pockctcl hi~ oniragcuu. ILL.,
suiiS. seeking ail the line 10 serve him,
and President ilayrs wrote 10 Eyarf~
hssking III appoiniHcut 70 consulate
~ warm cllme. AN his was special
rae. Dennis IN scuundrcl. Lul Prc~i-
lhent Hayes wrote 20 Secretary sherman
that be would make capital special
'geni of thr Treasury. aud he WIS en-
plOyrd. McIin i sruundrel. hnt
President Hayes nominated him AZ
federal Judge lor The territory OF New
Mexico; and If Il were not for thc Demo-
crats N The senate. ne would be to-day
upon The bench W ihal territory. These
elbows were All unworthy OF credence !:
they were ldisrcpulablc and leprous.
rocking with political pulriditv: but
President Hayes was desirous uf finding
every one OF them public cmploymcni
inst ~ he provided for every man who
was especially engaged III making
straight his path 10 tie White house. HI
their fierce unlimited uenunciaiion III
these scoundrels, The administration
journals have no word OF censurc lorthc
official who proposed 10 quarter them on
Ihc public purse. Was hr simply their
Was he SO blind tint hc
'onldnt see what il now 20 apparent 10
very cross-road republican journalist:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28
MalAc Democratic Platform.

The Democratic state Convention mel
and organized. with has. w. i.aTnbee,
Of Nnsh, Chairman.
Aler rctcss. ih4 Committee on Reso-
Ilriions made a rfrort, a- ioil0ws
Resolved. That We sllll hoId fn ne
principles of the National IJrnocralic
party a. announced ~ iis convention.
and supported bv lis press TOR me iast
ten years, and wherein we demand
i. The payment of the bonded debt
of the United states a. rapidly as prac-
ticable.
.. No further issue Of government
bonds. whereby equal taxation with the
other property ol The country l. avoided.
3. That we are opposed 10 All ire
currency. hnt believe IN a cur
tency for The government and people,
The laborer and Office c-holder. the PEN
sioncr and soldier. the producer and
bondholder. We are opposed to the
present banking system and favor n
gradual substitution of greenbacks for
bank bill-.
4. We fully endorse the action Of the
majority OF the members IT tie HOUSE
oI Representatives ia their Investigation
Of the election frauds. BIZ which the
country was cheated and robbed OF the
honest liglsliu possession Of the Offices
M President and Vice President Of the
Jniicd States. and insist that the guilty
parties. whoever they may bc and whcr-
Yer found. should be punished. truth
md justice ,indicaied and repeti-
ion Of like offence be made i'm pos
lille.
5, We demand that all legislation
hail be SO enacted and 80 administered
: 70 secure 70 each man, as nearly a.
practicable, the just rewards Of his own
ahor
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28

Two chronic rhcunaiics ID Germany
have lately been cured by The -ling ii
bees One "a them farmers wiic. MI,
had suffered for siN months - ~ to i,
unable % sleep, and almost unable "a
use her right arm. kept three bees 81,
ihc arm uniil their stock Of poison had
exhausted itself. The effect produced
was astonishing, as the lady. even on
me first night, was enabled TO enjoy A
good, long, sleep. the first time ~ AZ
least SIX months. The racking pain being
entirely gone. The arm was. of course.
swollen greatly in consequence az ihc
sings, but the swelling disappeared
upon the application of some
cooling lotion. All pain was gone. ihc
lame arm recovered It's previous viuor.
business, and not the least sign az rheu-
matism has since shown itself.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28

The state housc cnmmis ion.r.. Az
rompnnioh bv Edwin Nav. archi,ect
visited the new buildings al The l.oSpiia
for the insane. Intended for the coniinc.
rncni 'nf female Inmates. vesipr3 \,
afternoon. Several other gentlemen
including half dozen rcnorTpi-. accom-
panied the hecxpndiiion. The fniirc Nniid.
lng contains $50 rooms. and IN the ar-
rangcment for light and air nothing i
lctt 70 be desired. There Is scarcely a
window IN The building through which
The sun has not chance "a shine AZ
some time during the day. TO give an
idea IF ihe Dimensions ofthc new asylum
u mav br said that fhe outside line q,
The walls II ono and an eighth miles il
length, and there are 10000 600 bricks.
SoNOO laancs OF glass. and 10000 square
feet Of flooring in The building.
The brick work. flooring and plaster
ing are AL admirably done. and are hieh
testimonials 10 the character and skill OF
me master workmen who did them.
lhe hric&work was done by John Mar
Tin, who TO do the contract employed an
average OF S5 bricklaycrs day Nearly
200 men have been employed daily IN
~. R' "a" NiHitHts ~ WORK connected
wilh the building. The plaStering was
done by George Grifiiih and the flooring
BY Peter Rouficr.
One wing of the'bniIding will be CON-
pletei next fall and be ready for occu-
pancy a. soon as the legislature MAKES
the needed appropriation for lis furnish
ing. The building, the estimated cost
OF which WAS ~ first S850OO0 will bel
completed for SbhOOUO.
The commissioners gathered some
ideas which they will doubtless adopt toll
me new state house. made a mcmoran-
dun thereof and returned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28

a Boston man has vest that Fam,
Fern made with her own hands. And
we VIII bet a hundred dollars thai \
never dld and never will tit any man
in this vide, wide world: that they cam
icll by ~. shape. whether ii was oriui.
haliy made foi fat woman or lca,
msn for man with sway back. or \
man with 4 hump on his back l;kc \
camel woman, heaven bless her /,
me light of our homes, but when IN,
tries % make . mans vest, the angel,
weep. And when she makes pair n
panialoons for him the immortal rod.
Just hold their sides and run away III,
~ the woods and roll on lhc grass and
howL-lBurlingtcn uawkeyc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28
Railrond.

The lluntinghurg people last Saturday
voted tax Of one per cent. for the III.
X. >. w. railway % pass through thar
place. They did exactly right ia voting
themselves = connection with the out
side world, and they should 40 even
more, by donating ground for the depot.
etc. The vote stood 2iC in favor and
100 against having the tax for this ROAD.
fthey continue the work Of raising tie
they need not haul their
produce and merchandise six miles. as
now Kockport Gazette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28
Can't Oncr Rewards.

- ease where the board Of snperyi.
S"fr o' county ~ Illinois offered a re.
ward of $4,000 for the recovery of Ger.
VAN moneys stolen from The comfy. and
4 llkc reward for The arrest aud convic.
non Of The robbers, The Supreme Conr,
ila~ decided that The supervisors have ~
authority 20 offer rewards ior the arrest
ana conviction Of criminals. Or 10 pay
such rewards except by tic levy of 4
special tx. and that The people have no
such Interest Ia thcarrcst and conviction
oi criminals a. 10 authorize lhc levy IN =
WI TT such purposes. The court held
''at ms duty belonged 10 the Governor
q inc state, who II the proper person,
% oiicr such rewards. Indianapolis
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28
paiershnrs pcmosrat.

blarkhcrrics are ripe and are selling
iot ilitecn cents per gallon iii market.
Hon. las. Barker prononuccs III
seli-binacr. the machine TO harycs,
wheat with.
Fires arc altogether too frcoucnt N
and around Otwel. We understand
MAT Mr.. Howe had his stock insured ~
ne Home" Of New York, Tor Sl. 500
Ills loss Will be overS2 900. MI. Loe.e,
also had some insurance Oh his store-
house and stock, TO what amount We aid
not learn.
- money i scarce. wheat l. uscd II
,he medium o. exchange for labor: Ia
oorers gct two bushels per day Ior har-
vcsting.
living 70 ne low price OF tobacco
some " our farmers have concluded Ia
qnit caIiivaiing that article. Riuht ior
once.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28

u ha~ heen fhc general heiinf ~ ve,r.
tnAl f'sd existed IN ron-idcrahlr cusnti-
iieS somewhere in the southern ,,or,io,
Fcoit township Trajition ~. ifthat
lndian~ formerlv obtained aIi th. leal
'hfN used - this vicinity ~ some roinf
IN 'hal portion Of Scoit'iown.hin. willie
his i"lnrrssion prevailed. and manv
were satisfied Of thr fact. no onp ronlj
und the exact locality. although diligent
search had been made. A few weeks
-ince, = -'ranger happened IN ihat bart
81 me country who had bacn fnr several
wears connected with tribe of indians
~ ne I,r wcs'. ~ least familiar with
'heir habits anl methods or husiness n
was mentioned 10 him that load min.
existed somewhere in thai vicinity ana
ne set ont 70 hunt II. IIiS familiarity
WIN ne habits Of the Indians. soon led
MN va iind traces Of this race. aud he
i"loWeh me frace until he found The
'ean NINE which j. on the farm or Os-
nnnh i.angdon. in the southern natf ~
Hco'' township. near the line of wash
lh9'on- The work Of nnearthinr this
treasurer has been commencea. and unite
2 quantity Of il has been gotten out and
tested ltproved 10 he as pure ~ ora
81 illat character as has ever been fonnl
ana workmen are now engaged IN de,
seioping fhe extent Of this newly die
"Vereu bonanza.-i Gordon Repub-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28

The Milwaukee Honest Money
League. organized for The pnrpo-e ~
the hard-moncy swindle.
sas laiied and retires from the service or
tne money-mongers owing two or three
thousand dollars 70 credulous fools vho
'anced az Honest Money League would
not swindle those who trusted il. lust a.
The hard-monev theory OF finance had
swindled and robbed the people for cen
tnries. Hard-money is on Ill last lers
The worlds money Of the iulure viii
be paper fiat money.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28

The San Francisco Chronicle rive
some interesting iacts in regard "a m,
>panlsh-Americans OF California. undc,
which term il does not classify .he na
tive californians. The vast majority q
Spanish Americans resident IN IN,
Golden State are Mexicans that nation
atty numbering about la,00O. while bu
33O are >paniards, or Of Spanish parent
Iagc lntcrmarriage between American,
and Spanish-Americans Il common and
the children d. such unions are. as \
rule. remarkably strong and handsome
The children almost Invariably sneak
English and Spanish, and in mature ;ile
cling ~ both with equal fondness. Tie
SFanlsh nlsh-Amcricans have greatly modi-
lied their native habits and customs IL
compliance with American ideas. The
ianuango j almost Of The past. and tie
piano = found in wealthy households.
alihongl the guitar Is still tie popular
medium Of plainlivc and passionate
song. The poliieness OF Tie peopgr
whether rich or poor, educated or IN
educated, i lroverbial Among ire
spanish -Americaps OF san Francisco ara
several nilionaircs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28

Zen Harrison makes A very thin Nor
ton. Indeed, Waterloo defeat or 4
rrar ago is not good commission for 4
leader. Harrison Is not called, AMI
Orth won't do. Poor. failcrIess Inii-
ana Republicans - Nasl willie American.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28

The Democratic press of the State
ana the people SO far as an expressions
has been had. demand thar tie next
LEGISLATURE shall extend the terms Of Nh
Offices 70 four years and maisc man H.
eligible for election second time In ro-
tation. Also. that national. state. county.
township and municipal elections should
NJ be held on the same dav. This i
sensibl- II would prove decided sa,-
ing 70 tue people in money. ii moral.
and ~ time.-l -lRockport Gazette.