The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-22
TOPICS OF b DAY.
xeWs from Everywhere.


PROCEEDINGS or CONGREss.
APRIL G-The political debate was con
einued. Aessr>. Dayard and sherman bcin,
pitfcd against each other IN defense q thei
respective party policies. Senator NcPhcr
On SO IN nis soyton petition. no objection
APRIL 7.-senafor Vance represented liz
Democratic side N the senate debate to-day
che burden II his speech being Z defense II
North Carolina on the debt question. NJ
Aello<< replied for the Republicans. and 4
sruc@naf lengthy ana heated discussion iol.
Hsrris. sSefm s1sf ns eSs Dave Dave ma aaep nna; can,
the end of this discussion. on motion II M
Burnside. che senate adjourned until Monday
- -ssi - n nays: is-the negative votes being
ArEIL 1.-Two votes ID TIE Senate o.
motions % 80 into executive session disclosed
che presence Of only = bare quorum Of un-
p:.Lea seDetors. VIZ. twenty Republicans and
souri, ue took up the declaration Of shcr.
m.n. tl.s 10 states orsmunicipalitics had re-
Rsa,ased their debts save such a. were under
9oea- lows. Illinois and kansas had harborcd
1epuQiafion, and chat q group of Northwest
sss 2 - "a. 1 an practically ~repudiated up
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
The Rhode Island State election. held
o tie 6th, resulted IN the reelection az II
ne Republican nominees. The majority on
Governor d about 5000.
a WAsH1Hcrox dispatch Of the I'll to
ehe Associated Press ssys: "President Car
ne'd and Secretary Blaine are both ANNOYED
. b continuance Of the Senate dead lock
and think that the nominations ought n ~
confirmed without delay. Thev were d.
appointed e The action % the last Repnbli-
en- caucus Hale, Frye, Ingalls,, Blair and
Others think executive sessions sbould ~
held without delay. and they viii try - have
smother caucus called 70 reverse the decis,on
g ne lat . II The deadlock continues
much longer e b stated that the President
viii use his power 20 break il. This 4 the
true sitnation.D
II i reported that ex-Gov. Thomas
a Osborn, q Kansas, Il % be recalled from
re Gillian Mission and the position given
q Cen Fitzpatrick, Of New Jersey. who
formerly held H.
ARCHBISHOP FEEHAN Of Chicago was
Formally inducted into bis exalted ofiice an
ne IN, with most impressive ceremonies
elx Bishops and 10 clergy participated a
ne exercises, which took place IL she pres-
snce a : large audience q the Cathedral 81
ne Holy Name.
The continued Illness Of Secretary
Blaine, according 70 . recent Washington
alspatchs + quite seriously regarded by Ill
friends He 4 now laid up a Bis residence.
ais disease 4 stated - acute Rheumatism.
Inls = aggravated BY oy-cr-cxcrfion. blaine
harder worked than ans man IN the CAN'T
'et- and bic friends are fearful Or it, pros-
rating him.
IHE remains Of Senator Carpenter
'ere taken from Washington On the ~.
'noer me escort q : Congressional commit-
ee. They will Be inferred Il Milwaukee.
a WASHINGTON dispatch 81 The Oh
nus summarizes the political situation.
mere .re now 25 nominations awaiting &C.
'on = nve treaties for consideration. III
~ To-day, with some show OF truth. thar
ne republicans may some time next week
2 MO executive session for the purpose ~
onnrmins the most important nomination.
enough Democrats vote with them ~ ~
promptly, but should IN 1T
emPt oe made In executive session
2 se'ect certain men for confirmation Ire ,
'smocrafs would probably resist and insist
= tskIng Up the nominations in proper or
er. The Republicans would be rI,d N !
onnrm The most important nominations. n .
ney could Do that and then resume their !
xht, but II they 90 into executive ~es.Ion
ne time they know II leaves the Democrats
Be advantage. 4
Patrick COLEMAN, supposed 10 have (
anticipated Il the attempt 10 blow up ~ r
'.nsIon House n London, a safe Win \
1ends IN New York city. Z
MAroR-ELEcr MEANS, Of Cincinnati 2
~ war elected on : Temperance ana rep. !,
~ reform platform. hss given out TN, - =
~ begin the work Of reforming tbe civ ~ =
o=InE The saloons on Sundays between ~
ours q a = -. and ? D. M. 4
IHE Mormon Church Annual Con- {
renee recently held reelected iii church \
nc'a's except John w. Young. now under 4
'd'ctmen for polygamy. Ire ha. been "
% The Apostles, but was dropped.
pity elders were designated a mi~.iop..
e g the United States, and dfty 10 various
'untries n Europe, and 4 rev 10 TIE p.cj6c p
lands and New Zealand. Eight familIes y
ere also sent q Arizona, where they Uin =
iablish Mormon colonies. n
PRINCE PIERRE NAPOLEON Il dead
the remains q The late Senator Nat y.
ew n. Carpenter were buried a Forest Il
cme Cemetery. near Milwaukee. The y
neral pseeant surpassed any former burial
renony IN Wisconsin.
GkS. w. N. GARY. Of South Carolina. 4,
dead. y
BRADLAUcH, the Radical Commoner n
= been re-elected. II
COMMERCE. AND INDUSTRY. Il
~ order has been issued By Post Ii