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further reduction of 5@10c. Later the
feeling was stronger and prices rallied 20@
Csc, with free trading at the advancing
scale. Toward the close the feeling was
not so firm, and prices settled back again
5@715c. The shipping demand was only
fair. Call prices were trife lower, July
closed sc less than last evening, August
and September unchanged, October 212c
higher and year 71ac higher. Call closed
with Fowler buying, 10000 tierces year
lard at S9.0215c. There were 10000 hogs
received at the yards to-day and they
brought steady prices. Armour will be
home tomorrow.
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Joplin, and Mr.. Hutson of Neosha The
charge against Britton, a murder commit
ted IN Newton county some time ago.
After the arrest Britton was permitted to
go into the house to obtain his coat. He
reappeared with revolver, and opend fire
on his captors and instantly killed A. N.
Davis. shot G. G. Davis in the head mortal
ly wounding him and then mounted fleet
horse and fed. A large party of citizens
followed in pursuit, but Britton probably
escaped into the Indian Territory. He is
known as desperate man and once stood
trial for murder in Newton county.
FATAL CHICKEN DISPUTE.
DANvILLE, Va, June 29.-As result of
a quarrel about some chickens between the
Grant brothers and Manning brothers,
Geo. L. Grant shot j. M. Manning, creep
ing upon him while at work in a field,
Grants mother urging him on to the deed.
Grant fired five shots into Manning and
then beat him with his fists, and shouting,
"Now, damn you, die," stamped upon him
as he lay on the ground. Manning died
and Grant escaped.
THE MISSOURI BOND FoRGERs.
New YORK, June 29.-Isaac A. Briggs,
Wesley Lyon and Emil Brier, three men
whom the police arrested yesterday,
charged with the forgery of $271, 1876 worth
of certificates of Indebtedness of the state
of Missouri, were arraigned to-day and
their examination set for tomorrow.
Meantime they stand committed to prison.
TWO DAkXEYs HUNG
WILMINGTON, June 29.-George Luke
(colored) was hanged at Cambridge, Nd,
this morning for felonious attack upon
Mrs. Stewart C. Simmons in April last.
Luke slept we'll last night and ate heartily
of his breakfast this morning. He main
tained steady nerve. The execution was
witnessed by about thirty persons. None
of Luke's family were present. The cuI-
prit's neck was not broken and he died of
strangulation, showing only three slight
commissions. Life was pronounced extinct
in six and half minutes.
DARIEN, Ga, June 29.-Toney james
(colored) who shot Prince Anderson in a
drunken brawl August 5, 1882, was hung
to-day at II o'clock.
TEwKEsBURY MARSH ON THE STAND.
BOSTON, June 29.-At a Tewkesbury
hearing to-day ex-superintendent Thos. j.
Marsh completed his testimony. Rugs
were made at the Institution but not to 90
from there, nor did they go. Some kept
chickens but had no knowledge of grain
bought by the state was for them. AS far
as he knew no boxes had gone from the
almshouse to Exeter, Waltham, nor Read
ing. He never heard of funeral services
over blocks of wood until spoken of in
this investigation. No property of the
commonwealth save two barrels of apples
that Mr.. Nourse said might be sent to Exc
ter had ever gone to any member of his
family. Henever paid a private debt with
the funds of the commonwealth and never
heard of DR.. Lathrop's striking or kicking
any patient.
Daily globe., 1883-06-30
NEW YORK.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
New YORK, June 29.-As Wall street was
not treated to any sensational reports from
Chicago to-day, the result was much bet
ter feeling and stronger market for rail-
way shares. AS of late the coalers were
among the strongest, Reading selling
above So There was good deal doing
in Denver. 1t was quite favorite with
the room traders for quick turn. West
ern Union was sold off on the announ ce-
ment that the decision of the court which
was expected to be made this month
would not be rendered until the fall term.
Pullman Palace made an advance to 1885.
1t closed last evening at 1921. The late
quotations on Lake Shore, Michigan Gems
tral, and Canada Southern are all ex-divi-
dend, the books having closed this after
noon. The market became some
what dull at the last,
but prices remained quite steady, and, as
a general thing, are higher than last even
ing. There appeared to be good demand
for Reading & Jersey Central in the final
dealings. 1t was announced that an i'm
portant alliance had been effected between
the Grand Trunk, Wabash and Baltimore
Il Ohio. The contract, which is understood
to be for twenty years, gives the Grand
Trunk line to Chicago, shorter, it is
claimed, than the Michigan Central. The
route will be, Grand Trunk to Detroit,
Wabash, from Detroit to Auburn junction,
Ind. and Baltimore Il Ohio. from Auburn
junction to Chicago. Mr.. Sage said, refer
ring to the matter this morning. ''This
arrangement is not combination against
the Vanderbilt roads, and it does not i'm
ply any hostility against any
body. It is simply business
| arrangement for mutual advantage. There
has been some talk about building cut
| off out there. This may postpone that for
time" The weakness of Missouri Pa
cific is attributed to reports that the suit
| against Commodore Garrison is likely to
bring out evidence which will be made the
basis for attacks upon the legality of the
foreclosure proceedings upon which the
existing company was organized. Friends
of the property say that the position of
the company is impregnable, and that the
people WHO sell Gn0 StOCh SuOIL OA LIldI
hypothesis are likely to acquire wisdom.in
the expensive school kept by experience.
Bear rumors on st. Paul have Lcome
from sources usually good. The fact
which is to make the stock go down is not
stated but the rumori has been supported
by good selling. A prominent
Vanderbilt broker said this
afternoon: Il think affairs are
moving admirably. We have had liquida
tions in stocks, liquidation in iron, in cot
ton, and now liquidation in grain and pro-
visions. This brings as down to hard pan
and to position from which we can start
a new advance. If you look at the grain
charts for years past you will find that the
line indicating prices point downwarn in
the main from June towards September.
The line indicating the prices of stocks, on
the other hand, usually tend upward early
in July. think you will see the upward
movement in stocks begins early next
month and continues with considerable
force until we'll towards autumn"
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Almost Full Damages.

New YORK, June 29.-In January, 1873,
VIM. Swift andEben Perry, oil merchants
of New Bedford. Mass, contracted with the
Pacific Mail Steamship company for the
carriage of number of barrels of oil from
Panama to New York. The oil was de-
layed on the isthmus by the railroad COM
pany, and loss by leakage amounting to
$4,000 was suffered. Swift and Perry
sued the railroad and steamship companies
for the amount of the loss. The suit was
brought in the supreme court. The jury
rendered verdict against the two COM
panies for $23,700.
Daily globe., 1883-06-30
A Host of Idlers,

WHEELING, W. Va, June 29.-To-morrow
noon all the glassware manufacturers ex-
cept three bottle factories in this city and
vicinity will shut down for a six weeks
rest, in accordance with the action
of the American glass blowers union.
The stoppage of the two factories in this
city involves the idleness, of about $50
men; 500 boys and 200 girls, and the three
factories at Bellaire, one at Bridgeport
and three at Martins Ferry, all Just across
the river, will swell the total number of
idle men to 1900, 200 boys and 800 girls.
The pay rolls at all these factories will
aggregate over $4,000 week The two
window glass factories at Bellaire will also
shut down in accordance with their Gus
tom
Daily globe., 1883-06-30
CRIME RECORD.
AN INDIANA FARMER KILLS Il GTP-
SEY OYER 4 HORSE TRADE.

A Wisconsin Farmer Charged With Be-
traying the Confidence of a Domestic
How a Minister'S Daughter Healed Her
Wounded Virtue-Two Negroes Hanged
for Infamous Crimes The General
Record.
Daily globe., 1883-06-30

The End Of the MASSACHUSETTS, Legislature.
BosroN, June 29.-The JOINT legislative
committee on prorogation waited upon
Gov. Butler to-day to inform him that the
Legislature has transacted all public busi-
ness and ask him to prorogue it to Aug. 27
to hear the report on the Tewksbury in.
vestigation. The committee was cordial
ly received and informed that his excel
lency would signify his pleasure to the
legislature by message on Monday next.
Daily globe., 1883-06-30

Laborers and Mechanics-For cl cap home
right at the very doors of your employment at
tend the sale of thirty lots in the immediate
vicinity of the Manitoba shop. at 5 p. M to-day.
Daily globe., 1883-06-30

A splendid opening for profitable business
can be secured by attending the sale of 50x14l
feet Rice street, corner Viola street, at p m.
TODAY.
Daily globe., 1883-06-30

Lahorers and Mechanics-For cheap home
right at the very doors of your employment at
tend the sale of so lots in the immediate vicinity
of the Manitoba shop, at p. m. to-day.
Daily globe., 1883-06-30

Kavanagh sells 30 lots in the immediate vicin-
ity of the Manitoba shops and half a block from
Rice street at O'Clock this evening.
Daily globe., 1883-06-30
Enemies of Wheat

READING, June 29.-Reports from various
sections of Berks county indicate, in addi-
ton to the Hessian fly, the presence of a
small green worm in the wheat which eats
off the grain at the head, letting it then
drop to the ground to rot Old farmers
say the same worm played havoc with the
wheat twenty five years ago.
Daily globe., 1883-06-30

Kavanagh sells 30 lots in the immediate viciE-
ity Of the Manitoba shops and half block from
Rice street at o'clock this evening.
Daily globe., 1883-06-30

Kavanagh sells Hos in Jilson's addition al
5 p. m; to-day.
Daily globe., 1883-06-30
SHOT IN PURE DEvLTRY.

New YORK, June 29.-James Ward, who
was shot by James English last night.
made an ante-mortem statement to-day to
the effect that he went with English into
McGlory's saloon, though he was an entire
stranger to him. While there English be-
gan examinining revolver, and said, II
have never tried this pop; I'll try it on
you," and then fired bullet into Wards
abdomen.
Daily globe., 1883-06-30
IEsPERADO EsCAPES.

st. LOUIS June 29.-At Blende City, Kas-
per county, Mo-, yesterday, Lane Britton
YVES arrested by n. A, Davis, the constable
Of CRANKY, assisted by G. G. Davis of
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II the United states Senate on To
soth nit he <leo. 900 appropriation for he
Census was agreed 10 Consideration q the
metal schedule o. the T.riH bill was com-
pleted. and he senate proceeded with
sug2rs- In , House : bill wAs introduced
% defray the expenses Of the >e>singhaus-
Frost contest The Postal bill w1s reported.
and the amendment sppropri.tin< <isS.0v
1 Tor special mail facilities was n-concurred
In and : conferences committee would be .p~
pointed. The Tari1 bin was further cSn-
| s;dered-
A BILL has been introduced il the
House Or Representatives = Wa-hingron .
| give The widow % Lieutenant De Long :
pension o. 6fry dollars : month
LATK German papers suggested a
international court 70 deal with collisions =
seA
THE furniture il Engineer Melville's
house In SHARON Hill. "a, w~s seized by the
sberif The other dsy % satisfy Mrs.. Mel
vIlle's crediiors. and ; mortgage - the
property held b. Miss Polish had been
forecl0>ed-
SWITZERLAND has rejected the nat
u~ralix.,ion treaty which wAs offered Der ~
the United States
Iniads'pn'a ,ra-) Aims''-ss 49,
eoer.'e 2. up nm 80 '.S -
ue-eo ~ i,Ise!y
49, iaii : mass I e.l.n n
bneksv'.e. &C., 49, 49, -.rIr.
iA.cFe's cens>'n ~ 1870
= - announco1 J. Lonuo1'
Eng. afew days 80 q kreder,ck A.rua'
formerly c>riyle's
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Tar number q entries made under
ne forestry lao, 10 the Stsiss end Iesrito-
rice q ~ nlssI>>Ippl Valley Or 1t>1 nero
1-.1s7. cnbr.clnx 81. 80 acres. Since
me passage of ~ timber cul<ure - ~ lcs5
the number - GIInes wee sx<ti, covering
u. 81. l>G acres- one.third ~ these alln<s
had, however. ben abaadoned q c.ncelcd.
which leaves about 2 100000 q seres under
me timber act-
y. H. HowaRD 6led II he ONCE q
~ Surveyors General az Arizona \ olhes
/ day I claim for four leagues e land.
braclnx ~ enrire cry q Tnosoa an1 part
e ths Pspsjo R~eserv.lioa-
TnR postal authorities have lately il
sued N order requiring railway postal
clerks % near the regulation badges while
% duty.
SEvERAL carloads q dressed beet
and dressed sheep were shipped from Miles
City, Mont. me other day u rcfri<eratinE
car. A sock company had been Organized
there which would u The spring - into ne
business On : large sole. II - claimed
that this WY q shipping meal - more
pro6tahls 10 stock men than shipping q ~
h0of.
---4.-- -
DAsAtzs - .-5
ne lana LEAGUE :. p.'t'n' I..- I.
ce.uy. ss'e ~ y e'-a..,.s 49,.
.es'.'.''.s o,e~ --'-..s- "
s-.-s-
- - n.
~ Sou.s = S :.
WssninGto u. - - csser 80 Ee'.
judgment Tor $3.50 i favor Of - exectors
q james oFeen 'of .'s u'e q ~ I.-
Eao.,e' n - 49, 49,
- -n>.Ss P'oPs
Grand CentraA ho'e'' tne'AfSe''& A1s~e''k'
r.. h>< failed
p death o. bernard Dor4ns - tne
extraordinary age o. one hundred and ter
years. occurred IN New York City > fes
days a<o- II va said bis father lived 20 y
one hundred and four year old
A rLAcARD was posted in St. Peters
burg. Russia. she other d,y warning every
body 10 avoid places frcQueute1 By ROYALTY
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n I F~4Um~ m the ||MwUm|E <F1II<T4I4 III ~
>ho.n that II thirty-oac counties there was :
decrease IN the msrt -a.e ~ Irb.eine<s LIST
ve.r M that the transfers ~ rel e.tafe
amounted IL value 20 over 80 90. 90
sine the lat .nnua, report the pcrm1nen.
c,nmon-school fund ~ been increased <7o.-
7t-yn making the toll smonnt II the fund
a. ~ IS .. which i In ert.an that u any
otncr STATE.
,-..-,--, Decision.
- ~,..L~.h~ im,~..~r~ -
decided n The supreme Court Al I4dinar oils
he other ar. he law r~rovises inst. II :
I County Treasurer ii settling With the "a lite
| sh,l ~ - exce : OF balance b. ri-take -
/ c,h.rxis>. the Commissioner o. lii rornty.
after being satiscei that IL has hen done.
| sh.li direct he County AuiI.o- 10 certify
the same 20 the Auditor ~ state. Who shall
tie, drxw his warrant Tor the mones dine sic
county. Isaac r Kennard. I~ressnrerc % Carroll
Iouniy. made snch - o.erpsyn eat- and IN
due process q isw demanded : warrant
from = ~ Noi'e. Auiitor 81 state wno ~
fused - issue = % ne grpunt thst u y ~.s
paid OTTER Claims * lke character ro1ii
have - ne s>id- 81, 80 oroasnt for :
m@ni~mns p somrei tnr issn'ns - tne .-r-
rznr. ~1d s11<e Taylor - decided mai
"o'Ie nus go S-''oI so-l.. - 49, M
-n-s--r ~. --~-~- -. \ 49,
principe p held ROD Al she Other counties
IN the state III Dc NOR q les con-
eernet and tae aggregate ~ill fo1t Up =
$500 -r~- -. $500 ~, y ~.
1850 - --~...s,i \. ~..,. -. 80
-.~- ma
-
Indiana Ht>n~
The Indianapolis grain quotations arc.
whest-Nc 2ReL tLo-s81Lo.,4c- Corn
No = so35le- oats-E11S>c ~ cinsin-
natl Quotations ar. "he4t-So : kei'
<L114loA Con-So tiltst1<e. Oats
NO <-GEc- kye-No = o,GSoc Barley
s19stc
Nrs NcCc,=ton. - .eel woman. y found
desd = IafHyette the other niglt- with
marks q Violence cn her throat 80 nesk-
her danSnter ~strenno1zlf opposed tne ho'o
inx a - inqresr
James - smith and Nrs NarE ret g. Gree
csy we're married u the Dsviess County jill
one d,y recently Smith h.d been q Justice ~
90 fe,ce To- TO Years ~ 90 september y
n 'Ast year. Wen Ne eiopei ~'ih re .rss'
- $3.50. Y.
&c. ----- -. - NJ. e-
p .--..
~ ~. II. n.y. ~ @--s :.
x-~-~ - c---- r-.
@--- - 4.
r~-s~~-.~r1 MI .sh,. ,-.-. .-~m,'t- n
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aI<.tnnI 90 The brain anI shAnacte sun 10
bills ~rrc z L'tt*. ~i'. <.niff fcr wv .tn IN
t'nr- u.'.- 49,. ,.-tr'... $3.50. n.',s ~, trrf-
1yn. ~ <ik*ti.u utuL,"<-< ~ man, .rc'nItrr
Establishments nu51cr nn< cn.f.rnti t~in>t.tN.
u.1- Y. - 49, s.r,f n..n.., n,.rt " Nni
m,nrr,.x '.,rrr 1870 s.'..srt ~ " . VI
- MISUNDERSTANDING -. 49," tt,1, ts"r.t- ~
2 2 i1.r,.. ~ .anu.ry "a nin f.r LITTER IN
cun<iA<r.d - thr - Adjnurnet unit ~
nItfflrun ~ tnf -
Hor<r-me rules were amend a b. rrosll-
snr snrr thc ~or.kcr NAV order MIL r'.i N.
u . "a -. .-.,..,-. ~ Nm 1870
re'"'.' ti"r ~ -" o-' \" w .trt8
hosine~, except special ordsr: on Non lay.
" ~ go. 49,. .-..'"'>s3 4, ~. ,..1',-
House hills ~ ~rcnnlt M. ani their = 49,.
encc- Adjourned nnti the sftfnoor N thc
$3.50 W. 49, 40 e,fnr.4s
-.~. -~rc,...-s fc-r- ~,.,, 49, 49,
800 s<nc'rfnnt 'osn- 1'slA fr u-' =
? ~ "a mtto1nc.r1 ~ IN Arrrii.ts ~fHte
eser. ..s ..f Y. 4, ....s 1880
exclusive appellate iur-d ,ction IL III evil
eases % les than 81 exc.ps where III title
q rsaL .staIs' s.'n-ssnst ~ 2, . statue. ~ =
- Benevolent 'n-s.. ution. ~err - down =
. ,psr.s. or,ss ~. .fs s.n .ar,n ~ ~ wv ,'.n,
81 s.afscrsry steam .ns - Shell
" compeiiei % undergo ~ esanins;inn - n
H. ccn.f5,,s'an.i a~rerdns1,s' zee mat
snr ~rc~i III order for Inc saith.
Hor~r-ml,s were nsr-iueci-authnrix'ra
cisie= snd towns e. ~ foreign insurance com
panie~ one pr cent on their rr~S earnings
fr.m polio e Il e..h municipality mnkinr q
ss+,r s..,smon,. "A noc ren-t N ~ -,1'. 49,
m the larrs - clsc sl.tIon. instead ~ tao - Z,
pn.-srt; ccmps!i.nr ~ r%siIrs.i : .m,.niss %
f6r question - 70 ths con-f'uf onn Aneni-
mcnt- ~ns made the special orier NJ the : n
sx~>rr-on the "a : re- tuition VA orcrci
authorizing TIE retention ~ al she PIE sent ~
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GA141 AID
Az Philadelphia, p, lawyer Thomas
Nahr. o.. Issac L. street and Joseph NJ
~. IN eleceton ~oficers. were 10 cher DAY
convicted e makin< false returns.
a COMPANY q Mexican militia had :
light with . usroag hc1y q bandits n
JaIisco. . FEW days go, defeating them.
Elevea bandiis and six q ~ troops vers
killed
II W. reported from Nashville. Tenn.
On he 17th that ~ a~ccounsant had found
The de1clt a. y. 7. Polk. Ire Stale Treas
urer q Tennessee, : . b <4s3.<z7 70.
AZ Winooski. VT. the explosion Of 3
80 lo.d " kerosene I'll shs cher day was
ssld % have caused she d~sstruct,on q prop
er,v valued ~ Sill. ZOO.
A TaDlevvile. Mao. : shoe-factory
"a three resIdences wero burned : few
6avs -. 10. s10o. Ooo: fnsurancr. 81. 900.
~~--~~ -.A A--h.~.6 .r.c,~
- -s~- S--s
~ "a -
.s.s.---.,< 49,
.---- $1,000 - "
49,. -
Al'e!neny cssy. r. -" 49, ~.
peo1ae NC os'oFoeo ~ "'e1's' ~
saIxa1'on army.
men we're cau8nt " c
q The Hokendsgna mine y Pennsylvania
the other DAY. one - Killed : t.s
oener - Impf'seoeo % tn..n ~ss t-o.<'
ne would oie oefore = oou'a M Ee'e'ee'
s.ch csher - IN streets r. Cincnnad. o..
ths other morning. One Va nortal'y .hos
u the breast ana no otneFs feoe'seo s''kos
Injuries. Arrests we're nsos.
IHE steamer Agnes JACK rom .
dina, loaded with led, was reported
wrecked near Swansea. ng-, Ne other onys
and AL hands we're lost
TWO miner named LAWYER ana O"en
we're caught IN : snow-.lide near irwin;
Cose-. the other day ara carried several
hundred yards down the side q ne noun
tam wen ouk ~ 49, ous, ou' 1~N
was found oead p : rereu'n< ps!sy.
At Boston, Mass me otner nign1'
Henry Fasshauer visited be vie, from
whom be bad been sepArated' = sol int<
quarrel Win neF nts'e orotner. .nus q
No. ABUSING nm +. IN
o. ne latter mot assn.ue. oe.o-
n DkRouLkDks o. fariss ffsnoe' nso
Jus Feceverea .rom ~eno .-
49, $500 49,. -s.--.,,s
~-.e- u.--hr-,:-. $3.50
". .-s,'
Ireland $1,000. W. -...~
Pc. t1s polo vs. &C. o.y- 90 1870.
ls--s.-
- 9. - 49, Aa.,h.x
1880
"ent .sno.e p 20 EuE'ss. o'-,.,
49, Ano - y - 81" - ~
OKO<.' piano I3c40lI ~
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PAUL GUsrAvK DoRE. the famous
artist, died : few days ago q Paris France,
1ged dffy-one year,.
JAnEs PATRICK, SR-, said % Be the
oadest Journalist Ii Ohio. died : few days
20 q his home N New Philadelphia e the
- 81 nin<ty-one years.
d.. GxoR0E n. BEARD, Of New
York, wko testified - N expert "a the
Guiiesu trial, died q ! aeumonia The other
day.
II was announced at Washington on
Ne Ssh that Rear Admiral Pierce Crosby
Nd been ordered % command The United
D.afss naval station IN China, and that Com
nodors Temple would Be ordered % com
mand The South Atlantic squadron.
TIE Judiciary Committee Of the
Maine Legislature has reported against
ehanglnx he time 81 holding The State cleo
Zion. from September % November.
MASSACHUSETTS Legislative Com
nitlee - reported 4 favor o. municipal
outrage Tor women
TnE Peruvian Assembly q Gaia
Dsscs has voted 70 treat for peace, provided
ehe Republic retains her Independents and
= DOC stripped Of ~ esour % regenera-
e5on.
THE French Legislative committee in
charge % bills % deal with the royal pre-
tenden Do agrsed % advocate The excIu-
sion mon France and Algeria % III mem
Ben q ~ royal family int ever ruled Il
Tuncc.
TN death o. Henry =. Liehsnsr. =
10y
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from EveryWheros


Oou01x11loNAk r1oCxxpIN04
al, ~ sconsr. NJ. Hoarss
I~~~~-,-----~.s.se -1 e,ce $780,
~orfslo1 c~r~r;i ssonn. 81 InSiana. setting
1orth b. claim s<ainss nex,co - aiding A.
ssp .ss ga q .es:sb,i.bmss y = f.psS.
lcu - prc.cn.ca 429 t<zsx uf .'sSs S21neS
- o. forei{n 4eles1o1e ~ 80 Saosc q
~ mo..1.. ..<S.-ec- W. ~ -se.i
pchcd1le ~. res<med. sevs<.a chankcs
ns 1870. -; $500
- Il oo5sisses 4 shs Xno,s ssdths sscsios
ma<inx A a~pPr0R1a>12n x9r 49, s.ee1
ExuI.Sx. 49, .4oP1c4 wlt1 1911 caxuxS--
BE scs'ss rs IA . ii she s@ssdneSss
SkS.Rs 49, pr9 ~ @1:S.s c..5 49, 80 49, 49,
Eec2lte NJ 911t<so144 -, - 80 90
se.-nns =
49, - $500 80 .~~~<c~- \, norcr ~ tne
e~--s-- I'm, ~ ,,-r--- 1870. "
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- y,urn1L r<n.<.s 1885, q 9SxS@ ~,
Erne ~ "a the regular ordsr. ne amend
nens providing thes the c1tres q bureaus
knsa reeve 10 e4a,.one1 pay ~ rssso1 2.
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49, - a~rrcd q Ana fhc Nm pSSsrd. i6e
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%.-.sse.c 49, RE Hoose sheS orocceied
~-.I.~S-~ 1900 i'm c~~~r.i eo1~Si~~ ~
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JANUARY &-In The Senate : Joint reso-
anffo, making anuronrfafionr for continuing
- -~-< ~ 49, c~,s.. -. rero~<~6 ~
Eisrer. from the PENSIONS Committee. reported
hdversely che House bill increasing the pen.
E,cns q one-sr!nea sne ons-Iesssa .o.a,Sf<
x<@ -c-..S> ~ 4 sorssis.<e coccr7n- NOR
~~c.n5 f,,~c re or5Sirci 6;iI rni NJ pi~fr
~ ~. -.reh1. ~ c~ccos urifr either ~
-.@l,ri'~ - rr1-Srifx irrre5oce1 4 mi rcis
~ 49, o~cs;or- n el,o~e nov receiSin.
~ 81 ~ ara fhose re~~fvin~ ~. - ~
~ u~Sone fro-n Commiffee an x~ricnI.
Sure. rrpo<1ed IN favor Of holding the World
r~vor ~ rc<~rrinc the vr5cuifnrsl xnnronrI
S<io. mi - fSs Comn,irfc~ ~ x~r3.nifnr..
E~r~ii~~~<ic, ~ t6e T@riG nil 80 re-n0ed
@rrne s6-Gf r~dncfion II fhc metal sc6rdoi.
kslnr 1900 to-.--..in the Hon-e. fhc TART
~ ~ ~ s~,,l,;ecf ~ 4 ien~fhv ie6ete II
-~s 1890 fhe< fhe renersi debate An iii.
T~r<1 Co<nrni--{on hii ehorid cIoee - dv1
5'cloef 81 n. fo'morow.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-09

The Right Honorable Jane
Iowther. memher d Her Majesty
Privy Council. one day not long ago
saw some American tourists trying %
ret into The House Of Commons en-
trance 10 which was denied them Ply
ing them m their disappointment ne
volunteered his services - esccrt- enc
showed them atout through various
halls. rnoms and galleries They r.
ma;Eed ignorant 81 his identity. ? IN
taking their leave thanked him for ~
srrs ICES and pressed : shilling into n's
ostonished hand.