The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-08
TOPICS OF THE DAY.


PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
The reconciliation Of the two rival
Democratic organizations Of New York City
was celebrated with = grand union mass
meeting on the night OF the sd. The princi-
pal meeting was held in Tainmany Hall
and was called 70 order by
John Kelly. Daniel Dougherty, o. rhila-
dlphiA, and senator Basard were the prin-
cipal speakers. Letters were read from
Samuel J. Tildcn, Gen. Hancock, III. NJ.
P1Aisted, OF Maine. and Others
SENATOR BLAINE addressed large
Republican meeting It Newark, y. j., on the
night OF the sd.
THE Pan-Presbyterian Council as
sembled in Philadelphia on the sd. The
opening exercises were held in the Academy
OF Music, which was filed 10 lis utmost ca
pacity. About 1000 ministers and delegates
were In attendance. The Rev. VIM. NJ Pax
Ton, ID. D., Of New York, preached the
opening sermon. The regular business ses-
sions Of the Council are held in Horticul-
tural Hail.
MAJOR NELSON, the defaulfing Army
Paymaster. has been arrested At Kansas City
and taken to Fort Leayenworth- He viii
be tried BY court-martial. His deficit i not
80 great As Al first reported. and his bonds
men are said 10 he good for the entire
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cont, se.eu sseona marriage WIN .nr rim
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MY VINO mas passed 'ns iasl eighteen
months 10 inc saddle ~ inc mountains Oh
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sociased Press on the 18th. Init hetakes the
ground that All such claims are necessarily
invalid. and savs that II he were President
he swould veto ali legislation which might
come before me providing for the considera-
ton or payment Of claims Of any kind for
losses or damage by persons who were in re-
bellicn, whether pardoned or not"
MINISTER CHRrsTIAScr has gone
from Peru TO Chill to present TO the latter
Government certain claims for damage
caused 10 the property OF American citizens
during the war
1T Is announced that COL James g..
Fair, Of the Bonanza firm, has signifed his
willingness to become the Democratic can
didate for United States Senator from Me-
sada, in opposition TO Senator sharon, who
l. candidate for reelection.
THERE was q monster Republican
demonstration 1t Philadelphia on the night
Of the 18th. senator Blaine was the princi-
pal orator Of the meeting
j. B. YEAGLEr, Greenback candidate
Cor Secretary Of state in Indiana, has with
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AcArt bas han ;ssuad s;onaa ~ T.
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sailor ~ ~ I-r,,ed s,a,ss y ~ MIA !, ~
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pyrs,nrS~ u.xrs 800 .,
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OffitiAL ItLuIns oI the vermont
eleeuon; Iotai VOTE .v,ss' farnhAm
tkep-l, $3.50; Phelps DEM, 2l,e55;
.ezIn I.reenD.D, i,s.s; scattering ~;
.n. n'so'"s, -''o.'.
HE supreme Court OF Indiana has