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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17
An AFFLICTED FAMILY.

Modification Of the Adage nat '>orr""s
Never Come A~Ione"-Thc Aniictions Of
the street~r Family.
kansas Cry, Mo-, Sept. Sin their
treat sorrow and multiplied Affections,
the family OF the late James Streeter' re-
Gently residents Of this city, have the
sympathy OF hundreds OF their old eis
bors and fellow-citizens who knew them
here when they were a bright, united ana
happv family. The old saying, "Soriows
never come alone.'' seems TO be expert
ienced in the storm OF afiiction which
hss fallen on the family In the
Iast few months. On the night oil the
Carlisle. Munford shooting Miss Jennie
streeter. n Of the daughters,
Who was sitting in h car when
Carlisle commenced his indlscriminate
bombardment. received . bullet In me
breast. The wound was q very painfui
one. and she suffered long and acuteiy
from il. AT the time the shooting oc-
Cured the father was lying dangerously
III at his home In this city, and when me
wounded girl was taken home she insist
ed. with great self-possession, tnat .ne
news of the accident be kept from mel
fathers knowledge, fearing na' an
shock might hasten his death. Inc ne
role girl continued to bear her pain ~ =
lence, out about q month ago oea.'
claimed her parent. Miss Strceier recov'
ercd after her fathers death
The family a week or two ago rcmoved =
sheir old home At Junction City, Kan.
WAS "a another Of their daughters, mis-
Salue Strceter, that the gifted WI
WALTON Was 10 be married. To-day ha
heen set for the wedding day. Instca'
az being able to he there 70 claim ~
bride. he was three days before brcugn
"a the fated house to die. The accsden
bv which Mr.. Walton lost his life, 10 N
wreck on the Santa Fe, happened on
about twenty miles from Junction .lt!
and he was taken NJ once to tae residene
II his afianced. where he died.
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PEST

rhe Doctors Pail 20 Agree - TO 80 sasure'
But Think Precautionary Measures tho
safr~f Cour~e-An Convaiescent.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 9.-The war be-
.wcen the doctors - TO whether The dis
ease at Biloxi was yellow fever or not,
RACES rs warmly as ever, although the
sickness has disappeared Dr. hoit.
president Of the Louisiana Board Of
Health. one OF the experts who pro.
nounccd Il yellow fever, made a long
speech before the Board, In which he Sc
yerely handles the physicians q the OPP
position. lie gave a complete diagnosis
~ the case. declaring that the two SICK
persons. who had died Of the fever, had
died with black vomit, and that their
bodies turned yellow and presented other
evidence that confirms the yellow fever
theory. lie declared that Biloxi
physicians had made only q superficial
and careless examination Of the
cases. but he made no allusion 10 the re-
mort Of DR.. Godfrey, Of the United States
Marine Hospital service. =.
DIR. Godfrey a arrived here from 81
loxi. He adhereS 10 the belief thai tns
disease was not yellow fever, Du' he gave
the MAYOR 81 Biloxi the advice OF sur
ceon- General Hamilton that the conva'
lescepts should be kept under supervision
for six DAYS. and all the precautions takei
10 prcyent 4 spread Of the disease, aite'
which quarantine and other restriction
! could he abolished. Popular and medica
| circles are still divided A. 10 the cnarac
| Ter az the Biloxi fever. Whatever IL was
| however. IL Is ended. as there are no ne'
Eases and the sick are well again.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

4 COMPANY has been formed to work .
|eold mine 1t Abingdon, Mass.
TIVE deaths from Asiatic cholera In Corea
number several hundred daily.
SLIGHT shocks Of earthquake were feis
~ portions OF Missouri on the 9th
THE Porte, In it, note TO the Powers, says
liz consents 70 Alexander's departure from
bulgaria.
Ell COYOTE, the Mexican bandit, isre
Iported surrounded by the regular forces.
TEwSTY soldiers nave been placed un-
der arrest at Birr, Ireland, because they
refused to assist In the work Of evictions.
RECENT reports Of impending Indian
|outbreaks al the West are not credited ~
the authorities At Washington.
THE 81. Petersburg press generally take
the position that the present regency p
ministry OF Bulgaria contain elements o.
fresh complications.
THE Brewers Association convention,
lin session AZ Buffalo, adjourned TO meet n
baltimore on the second "Wednesday IN
May, 1857. .x
p. r. BrLrRAM. q clerk In the Spanish
consulate a. Hong Kong, forged the name
lof the SPANISH Consul TO a bill OF exchange
|for 10000, and has disappeared.
Tur scheme Of the Indian COMMISSIONS
|to alIot Indian lands In severalty, u y
Isaid, meets with great favor among 'ne
various tribes. "
ExvoY publishes . card n
the New York Evening Post, denying I'M.
|he had beer guilty Of improper conduc'
while At the City Of Mexico.
PRINCE was met ~ oine..
! lent points on his way 70 parmsfadt -
|crowds Of people. At Turn SEVERN q
. took final leave Of his ministers ana om'
! Icers.
= s-u,pxrSrs OF silver and lead ore IRON
Z lMcxIenn mines 70 Kansas City, Mo-, pe
! g.n an TIE 9th, and are to continue at IN
late ~ two hundred carloads per month
Mn. LcupKx. formely a prominent mem
!, Ih.r N the National Land League, accuse
I Ira Ia cue OF investing donations instca
I |of usine the money 70 help evic'ed Ten
= lants. w.
Y s-rcnrrAny BAYARD shows that he Ia
:. rot neglected he Ward and Gaskell case
I. Americans charged with murder In Low
Ier California;, but II Watching the
"a closely.
u A has been sent TO the r.
Ialish Government by the conference
!. IcatholIc bishops At Maynocth, lrelan'
urging the adoption Of temporary mea'
nres 70 relieve the Irish tenantry.
n. \ American Horticultural Society
\. session AZ Cleveland, o., elected ONCE
lon The 9th a. follows: President, Park
y. EARLE. Golden, ILL.,; vics~president, =. !
4. Hudsou. New Orleans, La; secretary, y
!. "a RsUan. 0reencastle, Ind.; treosurs
". &. Evans, Harlem, No.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. a.-Proi- Powell
director Of the Geological Survey n
meets the members Of the survey VINO
were sent 10 Charleston TO make observe.
tions Of the earthquake TO return N 2 ie"
DAYS. From the preliminary repoIsS
already received II Is evident that SON
very interesting and, probably, some W.
important scientific facts have pccn W..
covered. Several hundred reports my.
been received from persons 10 the ccn.e,
az he earthquake region. From III
rcports and the observations Of inc gos-
rnmcn scientists Director Powell c"".
cIudes that the earthquake had - cen.sa
n North and South Carolina, Y ~
northeast or Charleston. The lana ar
OF the earthquake was eoo,ooo sq"a Nv
miles. onc.third Of the total area o. w
limited states, and the maps which nay.
been prepared show that Inc snos'
~traycrsed this distance In fifteen minu,,s
The earthquake did not come from ~ ~
direction OF Bermuda. MT. Mcuee N"
| bring with him some valuable specimen'
~ the soil and stones which were .nruN
m through the Assures. Director row
saws the scientists will agree o. " M
main facts OF the earthquake.
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Z suspselous smehs ssen % ssiison uees
Larhs-What q lt. : volcano ov > salt
% r~ire5-rroE Msndenhairs Theory o
II b Earthquake
SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept. 9.-Thc keepe'
Il Tshee Lighthouse, ~ the mouth OF
the Savannah River, reports That De-
tween one and two O'Clock yesterday
.-s,ernoon M immense white column. At
0rst supposed 10 be Z wnser-spout, was
noticed twenty miles Out ~ sea- " =
n~orthcasterlv direction, or apparently
twensv miles due east Of Hilton Head
IIrht. n the mouth Of Port Royal harhor.
Classes were leveled on the mysterious
-strancer but Il was 90 far distant. and
the atmosphere 50 hazy, that a good view
WAS impossible. The fact that u sttll
remained stationary AZ hve O'Clock dis
pellcd the water spout theory. and AZ
that. hour the light-hou se keeper si.nih-
| cantlv t~elcphoned that the column had
assumed unmistakcable evidences OF be-
| Ing smoke OF light color. peculiar TO that
| from volcanoes. No disturbance OF the
| eea Is reported 10 have preceded
| the appearance Of The column, but the
| people Of the island are convinced that
| 4 volcano has sprung up. The smoke y
| visible from the cupola Of the Morning
| Ne,cs building In this city, and tits fell
certain here that II Is either Of volcanic
origin or arises from a ship on firc al sea
As IL Is q forty mile cruise from this city,
Il Is impossible 10 ear ANYTHING definite
concerning the mystery. The FIRST SHOCK
OF earthquake felt In this city TUESDAY
night undoubtedly came from a north
e~asterly direction, and this fact, coupled
with Prof. Mende nhaf's theory. Indicate
that the base Of the disturbance Is at sea
somewhere on the coast etween thi
80. and Charlcal0u.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

rhe President and Party Resting After
Their Recent Long Drive The front
would Not Blte-Preparing FOR = Deer
Vunt-souvenirs.
SARAxAc IxN, N. Y, Sept. a.-Lnhe
mad been done by the members OF the
Presidents party yesterday beside rest
ing comfortably in the shade and recov-
ering from the fatigue Of their lon. car
riaee drive. Toward shutdown the Presl.
dents guide persuaded him TO make .
trip 10 Turtle Pond, In the belief that .
salmon trout or two might be beguiled
into taking the hook. For once Guide
Croukss predictions were not verI'
fed. Trout no longer rise 70 tne
~. and trolling will continue 70
Weld unsatisfactory results 80 lone
a The water Is as warm as u now -,
Mrs Cleveland and Mrs. Folsom Dusted
Themselves in the afternoon In afixinp
their autographs u the birch BARI
albums Of the ladies whose acquaintance
they have made at Saranac Inn. Inc
covers and the leaves Of these
albums are shaped like the leaf Of
maplc or birch or some other forest tree
| and Are bound together at the stems witt
\ niece OF ribbon. They make . souveni
much sought after. II the necessary. az
ranrcments can be completed . dee
hunt will probably take place here IN
week. the President and his friends sta
tIoninr themselves at the various lake
between here and Paul Smiths. IN
guides ali saw that this Is good huntin'
GROUND and the President Is likely 70 re
another buck. A fine buck was shot o
the opposite shore OF he Upper Sarana
lake. within plain view Of the President
log cabin, by Mr.. Charles r. Cutler I
New York, on Tuesday morning.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

The 81. Louls Exposition Opens ne s'oos.
% n~eslnnlng Of Its Third season 90
Thronw II Nearly Twenty Thousand REQ
ple ~ An Former Displays Eeitpsea =
ths Isenuty and rcxtsnt 81 Esh'h'ss'
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9.-The opening O
the third annual Exposition Of 81. Louis
last night was agrand success. Never ~
the history Of the. association have the
navcs Of the great structure been %
crowded with representatives o. the
highest circles OF society, y the 81
CARNATIONS, "Oh, how lovclyl" "lsn't
that Just beautiful" etc., were heard on
every side.
Long before the opening hour the
pavement in front Of the great building
was thronged with ladies and genuemen
waiting for the oors 70 open. no one
not V 9 exhibitors, were allowed 70 en-
ter, as d rush would have certainly peen
made II the doors had Q opened.
The employees engaged ~ the sa.."nr
exhibits were admitted ut the In'r'
teenth street entrance, 30 as no,
10 retard any OF the preparations sn,'
| going on, but all others were exc'uueu.
| At seven O'Clock the arcade q ur,e
street WAS liUtilHtttA ~"
| eight O'Clock all the front doors were
| opened and the rush began. For an noul
q constant stream o. humanity
passed through each OF the tnre'
entrances. and II - estimated
that nearly twenty thousand people wer'
present during the evening. The GROVE
was d critical one, who knew what mac
appeared Al the previous exhibitions, M
were competent 70 Judge Of the compaia'
tive merits OF the present a z Ihat tns
Exposition OF 1856 Is far In advance 2
the predecessors was the opinion o. All
and expressed without hesitation
such q decision. In view Of me iac
that the arrangements IN man.
cases were incomplete, Is certainly en-
c~ouraging, and Is an assurance o. con.n
ned success during the season. In q ie'
DAYS, at farthcst, every exhibit VIII 2
completed, the electric lights workin
perfectly and all the machinery runnin
smoothly. Then, and not till then, can
fair comparison be made with previou
enorts or the expositions OF other cities
Few people imagine the enormou
amount OF detail work necessary 20 !.
done before a great exposition can Y
considered In perfect running order, an
the almost impossibility OF a perie'
opening, but the opening last night va
nearer perfect thar ever before.
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cu.nLrsrox, s. G., Sept. s.--A $500
~. to-day there was another slight shoes
but few people felt u and no panic 81,
sued. Al daylight there was the us"'.
rush on the part 81 the coIcred people ~
Inc public commissary, where rs''ons ~
distributed. The scenes about N,
strccss this morning are more lively ana
the work Of pulling down d'sman''s.
houses and lettering walls u being c"s
tinued. The money received amo'
uow 20 more than $780, 900, 2 tn's .sss
viii scarcciy do more than relieve p''
I'M ana Immediate wants.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

A. Montour, Ia, On tne efns tne WI.
ana child OF l. I. Matthew were burned
"a death In their homo.
=. J. LornRor, Of Taunton. was noml'
mated for Governor by the Massachusesu
Prohibitionists.
A o has been sent 20 the Powers ~
che Porte praying them 20 prevent : Tor
eign occupation Of Bulgaria.
Tux Republicans OF the Eighteenth mi
nois Congressional district have nom''
mated Hon. Jehu Baker.
Posr- oFricE ~ISsPEcroR DAUnErLAY, OF
the Chicago division, arrested L. J. Sutli-
van aud Charles Wyman at Cedar Rapids
Ia, on the 9Th. on the charge Of robbery
OF the post-ofices ~ Minneapolis, North
wood and Gordonville, Mimi
Tnr efforts Of Turkey 70 force Syrian
recruits into the Turkish army mas aimos'
cansed an insurrection In Syria
En- CURTIN, who recently escaped non
the Ohio State penitentiary, where ne was
serving q sentence Of ten years Tor arson
was captured At Philadelphia on the o.n'
rs he was about to start for Sacramento
TIM Federation Of Coal Miners, In SEES
session At Indianapolis. refused by a unan'
imous vote to unite with b knights o.
Labor.
THOUSANDS Of people lined the streets
Of Sofia 70 witness the departure OF Prince
Alexander. The people were greatly a.
fected.
TnE Noroe Vremya, published % -
Petersburg. urges q Russo turkish ALI
ance, which, Il says, would solve the Dui
garian question.
AT q meeting OF the British Association
on the sth Carvil Lew il said he was con
WINGED that . search would reveal IN
presence OF diamonds in Ken lucky.
GENERAL Sra REDvERs BULLER report
that there Is . less serious state OF Law
l~essness In the County Kerry and tn
western portion Of Cork than be expects
to find.
DR. MkSpkNHALL' Of me sc'en.ino -
partment OF the signai service ou.e .H
4 ana VINO spent three years "a
Z tne Poiytecnhic oepar'men' =. =" :
iversity OF Japan a. TOXIC nss aesoPs.
the presidency OF the Rose roy 'eo"n'
l institute q Ierre haute' ind.
HE great -. LOUIS EApos'''o" ,po
4 on tbs evening OF the SIN ma oiaze /.
glory, and with an attenuancs =. no"''
: twenty thousand. All FORMER shorts =
eclipsed In the beauty. extent -
b Arrangement Oh 'ne eAn'p',s' ~" ef
n'sn' iou"u sn."ss rcsh
somp'e'.o" '"A .a.a;ns. 4, w,n ~
70 ns'ec' .ne
. LOT LOFTY Jay. - -. a.
MISS AAk.,A $500. !. ~ o.,
peen appoin.su ~ : pos~u "~n.s- - !,
n = mce. ssaiu ~ =, r,S-o~.h
j eaPsa'n .'e - -,
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Two large pensions have just been
Granted. one to N. ID. Richardson. Of Ken
lucky. the first paymentin which amounts
70 81. 764.13; the other @ Moses McFad'
dem. OF New York. $1i,o64. 70.
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In the British House Of Commons on the
eth Sir J. Ferguson, under Foreign secre-
sary, stated that . change Of government
In Bulgaria can only occur with the con
sent Of the ~signatory powers % the treaty
OF Berlin, and that the election Of .
orincs must be unanimous.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

TN estimate OF the Dire loss in the United
States and Canada In August u $iS'VW'.
Ooo, or eighty per . above the usual
August average. Forest fires are esti-
mated at $4,000
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

MARCUS A. WOLFF, who was the bearer
Of s. 500 from the knights Of st. Patrick
OF st. Louis to Parnell, Is said 20 nave
been stability treated by that gentleman
and is sim in possession Of the purse.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

0rxxRAL BLACK, COMMISSIONS Of PEN
sions, hes accepted an invitation to b
present q the meeting OF the Society o.
the Army Of the Tennessee, to BE- held q
Rock Island. Ill, on the 18th instant. and
20 respond to the toast, s'Our Country and
Flag" At the banquet which closes thu
naoffn0
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

TIM issue OF standard silver dollars from
che mints during the week ended Septem'
bsr 1 was S796 ,S22. The issue during the
corresponding period Of last year was
sal .350.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

SPECIAL AGENT w. Z. SPErR Of the SUI
pervising architects Office has been direct
"a 70 proceed Immediately TO Charleston
% inspect and 70 report upon the condi-
don Of the post-ofice and United states
eustom-house buildings In that city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

GrNERAL satisfaction wa expressed q
the war Department upon the receipt Of
the news Of Geronimo's surrender. Gen.
eral Drum, acting Secretary Of War, VA
In good spirits after the receipt Of the Of
ncial dispatch confirming the press re-
ports Of the surrender. He said that this
was the end Of . war running, with briei
internissions through Twenty-Five years
and General Miles deserved credit for hi'
vi0oruns work.
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Mn. JACKSON, Minister TO Mexico, VIII
remain at his post until relieved there oy
the new minister. Judge Manning, or oy
the Secretary Of Legation. Mr.. Morgan,
who il now on sick leave In the United
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

THE rush Of Americans 70 London from
che Continent Il 90 great that many arr
unable to obtain passage on the regular
nfeamers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

CHARLES HAMILTON. an American cisa-
ZEN, was sentenced to death At zacasecas'
Mexico, for murder, but his sentence mas
been committed tosixteen years impriscn-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

THE third great St. Louis Exposition
opens on the sth. and gives promise OF
eclipsing its predecessors The opening
viii be the beginning Of . forty days
carnival such as no city in the country has
ever witnessed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

APrrALs Tor tents in addition to those
already furnished rave been received 81
che war Department from Charleston and
summerviIle. 8. 9. In each case reply
Vas made that every tent that could pos
sihly BE- procured hadbeen already sent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

THE election In Arkansas resulted In the
success OF p. H. Hughes for Governor and
his associates on the Democratic State
ticket by an apparent majority Of twenty
thousand. The Agricultural Wheel elect
a several legislative candidates
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

TIM geological survey is 70 make : SON.
piete investigation Of tho earthquake. and
has issued : circular calling for informa-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

SECRETARY BAYARD still sticks TO his
desk at the State Department, and will
probably postpone his vacation Tor sew
eral weeks. when he will 60 TO Saratoga
Springs. Last year, 10 viii BE- remember
Cd. II was late In the season ere Mr.. Bay
ara left Washington, and he declares that
he will only 20 away for rest and recuper-
atiCn.
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A prcRxr has been issued BY Primes
AIexander summoning the Bulgarian Ma.
tional Assembly 20 . on the nth Inst
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GENERAL MILES makes public the ruc'
cessful close Of the Apachewar. He says:
ssThs hostile Apaches surrendered on the
9Th to Ne troops IN the 1eld - prisoners o.
var. Iarrived 1t Fort Bowie on the 9Th
with Geronimo. Matches and three others.
Captain Lawton brings IN the remainder
Ali will - shipped out Of the country
about tive thousand miles east. am also
removing al from Fort Apache Ia thu
same direction
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Tine features Of the autumnal festivities
IN 81. Louis are the greatExposltIon. with
Gilmorers famous Band, b Triennial
Conclavs o. Knights Templar Of the
United States, the illumination q the
streets, ~ nocturnal parades o. The
rlambeau Battalion. the parade Of The
Trades Display Association, the torch.
Hight parade o. the League Of American
Wheslmsn, ne midnight parade and
xrand ban a ne followers Of the Yelled
Prophet, and the regular season q -
nssat - Louis fsir.
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1890
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ASPFR. INDIANA
-1.w~o - mavn nav
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A DECREE has been issued BY Prince
"~ms !, f1th irst.
iona As's'no-y
TN geological survey Il TO make . CON
n,ete investigation OF tho earthquake, and
has issued . circular calling Tor informa-
non
THE rush Of Americans o London nom
ehe Continent Il 20 great that many ara
70 obtain passage ON the regular
steamers.
CHARy.xs HAMILTON. an American cid
IAN. was sentenced 10 death at zacatecas'
oaexico FOR murder, but his sentence hai
heer ,commuted tosixteen years imprison-
-erx.
.~ -n--- s~oc
= rrirts during the week ended Septem'
~ I va So. s2s. The issue during tn
correspondinr period Of last year va
sci .3so.
---.-,---nn.r.,ts
TIL ess,ns.e - .~.,.s ~ ssa M
80 = csr can't. above the usua|
-.rr.< 1900. Forest fires are esti'
$500 q a o0o. 700.
Two large pensions nave Just 49,
granted, one TO n. y. Richardson o. ~.
eucky p-s-- ~ Hso.s. WcFad
= ~ v 49, 4, 80 "a
ssn' - 49,"
MARCUS A. woLFv, who was the beare
Of s, 800 from the knights Of st. Patric
OF st. Louis to Parnell, Is said 20 nav
oeen sna I, ~ rrr.e.
sn'
THE importasions Of dry goods at q
port OF New York for the week endir
8eptember 9, 1896, were 11,025 package
valued at $2,a37.036. against 9,5os pacl
80 vAu
e
Nh. JACKSON, Minister TO Mexico, W
remain At his post until relieved there {
the new minister. Judge Manning, or
the secretary Of Legation. Mr.. Mores
wno Z no" On
~ ",
THE third great -. Louis nxPosi'''
opens on the sth. q gives prom's.
eclipsing ~ predecessors ae ops
viii % the beginning Of 10y - Z
carnival such as no city In 1ne country I"
g. ,
= eiec.lon ~ C"-~--.
success o. 4. a -ss-.*;a 81.
ms associates On - .war
tcke' y IN ws.., ~
49,
"a seVer.l
SPECIAL AGENT w. r. SPKIR OF the
pervising arcnisec.'s onlo $500
"a 70 proceed ,mme-1sy =. 80
% inspect p 70 rePots spT ws.s -.
oon OK tne pos.-omce ~ -
eustom-nouse ulIolnks ~ ~
AprrAra for tents in addition to tn
.lr..av furnished ' been received
she war Department from Charleston Z
gummerviIle 8. G. In each case rel
was made that every tent mat couid =
sibly Be procured had been airesdy sen'
p-...-A uc,s. ~ Commons On
.,s-r p---r.cc rrder Forefon Sec
- ..s..S 80 ! chsnee 81 rovernm
I---s- go c,Iv occur With the 9
.-,--.tc~y nowers 70 the tre
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