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MARRIED.

IIOS-WAsUINGTON-O Montay. May ~. 1890.
art1, ralenc, of rides rents. by the Rev \ l.
Chapman D. D. O Philad lphi Lulu Washington. daugA'
ter OF Allan c. Wasbn2ton TO Juan NJ. Ceo Hos
HOOKER -COgPEs-At Fort Grant, Ar. haf T. lN,j.
by the Right Rev Geo-ye X. Dnnioo iishop of Sew
Charles l.. Cooper u. y A. to Mr. kdwin H. HOOKER, Oh
Fort Grant. AnlOna.
VAN sfNDERFN-BRINsMAD wefn ,siay. NAY
~ at Reformed church, on tn lie ghts BroOklYn
n Y by The Afr J. Hutton Nary eldest d'n fhi~
OF tho lae james }ocbe rinsdc ESD. to Wlnln Lrsiio
Van ~inderen all OF Brooklyn
WHITING GU UNNINGHAM-On Weines lay. MAJ II.
by the Rev. william Dsy Of Elizabeth, MIS- Eii-a NUh
p.ngham u t. III. Whltinz
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to be held in tho Continental Hotel Newark on Friday
May 21, st p. m. Tho object OF ths meeting 70 20 Or
ganize State Lawn Tennis Association Tor tno purpose
OF holding annual tournament In which al tns cnos
In the state compete for tho championship YI New.
Jersey The annual dues will be made az Rnt Us pos
sble and tho association will DO heartily In sympatpy
with the National AasoclatIOn.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
ONLY ONE CONTEST AT OLD FLEETWOOD

The raw weather of yesterday afternoon did
not affect the spirits of about 100 enthusiasts who
gathered at matinee given by the DRIVING CuD oil New
York al Old Fleetwood. Ii WAS Intended to give two
races for members horses, amateurs 10 drive but the
o:3O class did MI aud the was confined to the
300 with five entries. The contestants for the trophy,
a handsome silver cup. were Colonel H. A. Weeks .
Hack ge!ding Dandy jim, c. A Wlns's black geidlng
Night L. = Jordans sOrre geding Mckee. T. Waller
brown mare Florence, and ;. Blackingtons black geld
ing Morgan The judges were 1. II. Raymond, " L.
Hunting aud j. smith At I:3O the ve horses, driven
i'm to-ioad wa.ous 10y their owners. took the Work go
Mckee went the front, closely followed by Morgan
and kept his place. winning bandiy by length III Z:io
with Morgan second, followed BY florence Night ana
Dandy jim In the order named The second heat ana
cup were won By Mckee also III LAS, Win Morgan
good second. The next Will be on "Wednesday Tor
the 2:5O class ana the trophy Will bo "a silver cup.
Among those present were (. H. Raymond A. A: Bon
ner Charles Rod. l. II. Hurd. NJ Dun. L. j. CDc,
Nathan straus, L. Frobisher. W. H. Hamilton j. Kill
| patrick, Matthew Riley J. j. Quinn ana Louis Parker.
A TENNIS ASSOCIATION FOR NEW JERSEY.
| A circular has been issued by the prominent
| .f N.w cal
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COUNTY DEMOCRATS on 1HE AQUEDrCT BILL.
A nrivnte meeting of the leaders OF the

I4TVe''''F7
County Democracy held on Tuesday evening,
O, ,hich resolutions were passed drnOunclng
tbe AT empt the Legislature TO remove the Mayor
md Controller from the Aqueduct Commission anu 20
td three new saiaIled commissioners III their steal AS
an opcn violation Of every principle OF IOcal sei-eoV
erpmenl," The resolutions say "Ihe measure IL
the greatest possible dan to the city aud
to ie work for the efficient performance OF which te
Aoueduct Commission exists. Il is based on no prln
chile OF administrative party politics IL eesi1tes
out Of Office those whom the people OF thls cy htu
elected with view the discharge or their duties on
ths comis on" The GOverDOris is appealed 10 10 veto
the b Among those who signed tue resolutions Wenn
i Flery Andersou, President Breknan. or the farK
COMMISSION; Hubert O. ThompsOn Edward htarn'y'
! Henry Ford. Police Commissioner John K. V worms
~ inan y MITCHELL Thomas CostIgan, City Chamberlain
William NJ. WINS, Colonel James j. Mooney. Maurice >.
Power Denny Murray end Peter H. Masterson ires-
ident Reekman Nelson j. Waterbury,, ffahcls NJ Hcot
lanes Fitzgerald and f. Eery Anderson were appoint
Ell n spec al committee to call on the Governor anu utc
Inc Governor to the bill the committee went up
yesterday.
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TO them before Colonel Hahn and ask for an
increase L. their pay have not yet presented
count OF the wages the men receive but there htte
probability OF there being strike, ,,,,,,oo. ..
the little bakery In Second ST. AMI Mrs Landgras PEI
Saksres.% % resolved letter Written by Manuiac!urers
WIFE in which was ana the promise 70 senI n
sent nearly 800 for which bread been 70 the
poor turned up yesterday with S23 20 more, which when IL
{" /. c.. sent S35. ana handed Mrs. Ianderaf -
Louis schnorr OF the German bakers, stoou ny to
buy beer for the arneers those contributions
failed he forsook the establishment while the dough was
His Place was quickly filled. however, By young Ger
man fresh from the Fathcrland.
EXPENSIVE FUN TO FOOL WITH A CABLE CAR
The trial of John Miller, the striking Third
driver who charged with interfering with
cable continued but not finished yesterday be-
fore Recorder Smyt In the Court OF General SESSIONS
Assistant Dstrct-Attorney Fitzgerald called as Wit
Charles Blank conductor on the Tenth Avenue
cable road. who had charge Of tho which was ap
preaching Ono thirty secondst, where tho
stone placed in tho slot in which
the cable runs Miller at one
timo a grp-man on tho same train with Blank Bank
testified yesterday that he met Miller April IL Miller
was one OF the strikers. lie SAID to Miller according u
will XIII you" and he removed the threats on other
days On April 26 Blank was I'm charge OF "a train which
examination he said contained two passengers Inc
stone removed by Miller before the train came dp
Louis Arauss, OF the conductors who was WIN
Charles Blank April IL testified that he heard Miller
threaten Blank. ,,
William H. Paine, who in charge OF the cabe ran
the Bridge for long time and Is now supe,lm, p,
tendcnt OF the Tenth Avenue Cable Railroad descrosu
the grip ana the cable In the Tenth Avenue TOW
He said that nine out OF ten car woud
safely over obstruction placed In the $40. m Ia
the cable In some cases the ear might bo slopr
and the brakeman or conductor would DO thrown luz
ward and the passengers Injured ,. -, ,u,
Captain Corrlght testified that Miller sai that nu p
the the road in fun. and the Captain rep"cu
"Well 1t may be expensive fun for YOU
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THE UEdTHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDTCArt)VS-FO2 - HoUII
WAsHINGTON, May 13.-For Ncw-England
local rains. slightly warmer southeasterly winds.
For Eastern New York. Eastern PENNSYLVANIA. New
Jersey Delaware, Nary and and Virginia local rains, nc
decide change IN temperature, winds generally south
easlery.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
GENERAL ARTHUR STILL WEA X

Ex-PresideDt Arthur passed comfortable
dav Yesterday though he suffered considerably from
weakness and only remained about two hours in the
afternoon he was ipucn amused when told that Ihe
Ee~s Last said that had been to the dog show
last week This was the fret that he knew anything
he had been there aud had such Jolly time He Will 30
Sut again when he gets strong enough TO Walk.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
ConuEy CEMENT OF CARLISLE INDIAN SCHOOL

COMuFy CEMENT OF CARLISLE INDIAN SCHOOL
CARLIeLF Penn. May IL (SpecidN-Ihe seventh
annual examination aud commencement OF the lndlan
Industrial School took place TO-DAY In the morning
the schools and workshops were examined and the
common verdict was given that in the former ths
scholarshp could not be higher and in the latter the
industrial disnlay could not have been excelled. In
the afternoon the regular commencement exercises
were held and speeches were made by senator Dawes
of Massachusetts; Representatives Welbornof Texas
Cutcheon, of Michigan, and Perkins, of Kansas.
Each speaker emphasized the fact that the Indian
problem had been solved through intellectual and
religious training prominent feature OF the after
noon was the appearance on the platform OF young
Indian Francis La Flesh. of Washington, who made
a telling speech aud also ". T. hammond an Indian
member Vi tho present Massachusetts, Legislature
The Senators and Representatives returned 10
Washing gton this afternoon by SPECIAL train.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13

Nathan Straus issues In tO-day's IurT fied
and Farm challenge trot his horse MJolica againss
Mr. Gordon's Clngstone tor from 81 to $500 sdas
ell the gate receipts to the winner lie even offers
10 Cleveland and troJ the race over the track ~
Clingstonc's home The day mentioned for the trot 70
July s. II Mr.. Gordon does not wish to trot MS horse
for money Mr. Srans offers make tue trot for ne
benefit of the Grant Fund.- to be rotci over the uacS
Offering the most money
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Disturbance second head In front OF sutans tnirS
Time C:O7, Mutual pools paid $24 80.

NrsI-selling for three e-ycar.oiIs AMI upwaral
ono mile Duke OF Westm oreand. $50 Frank werds
$2& Tony Foster, sl9; Lulu, $l2; Lady Loud. $io'
Mentmors and Emma Creamer Tho Held. ~
Second,-The Brentwood Stake fer twOyear-o'ds nv2
furlongs. Young Luke. $50 Raymond and Queen Q!
Elizabeth. $21 Pienipo GeIdns, $l2; Hannioai' S''
srletto, $3.
Third.-This race ala not hll
Eourh-Tne Willard Hotel stakes for tbree-year.oidA
one milo and all eighth. Pasha. $50 savanac, $oOS
Eolian and Eurus. f44 Rock and Rye. T32; Waywards
g26; Jennie B., S28; Dry Monopole, 81 g. ,..
Fyhh-Handcap sweepstakes. one mile and an eign,n.
frankie b.. $50; Enigma, 1872; Drake Csrtcr. S52;
Wandering. $40; Elmendorf xlOi Ballot, w.
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rRIY,Jvg LDCAI. OBjE9VArI)V3

rhr diagram ths bsonea vsaon' IN this eiy e' ] .
ndr,,h, white the
by during those hoIs The broken OF .e' hhe
Indicated H.
nut pharmacy, .Is Drosd~AI
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rryyAyDgzs BoDY SENT TO PHTLi DELPHIA

FERNA SDEz'S BODY SENT TO PHILi ipFLPHiA'
The doube funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. Fernandez
m not occur yesterday pected the relatives and TRENDS
not having completed arrangements MT Quintana OF
this city My Fernaniezs cousin and b9okkeepe was III
pafeTsy maKiuQ preparatiOns He tOd Coioner hupsoh
NJ a. fng ONT the doah ceruncates that InadeIs
fatler was native OF Keutuc ky and bis mother lnpsue &
,n,ar ils Lody as sent PhlaGe pha last iBDt ioI
ual ihe insur ance OF 900 on is W. o
INC New-York Life Insurance Company, ana was ne
L ms wn order The money will go 10 ms aSea iae
is IN Cuba Fernandez bad Just closed ~
Brooklyn Tor PURCHASE ami the transfer was 10 nave
mad la
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Earned runs -De.rot ;. New I1TK t. NJ
Brouthers. White 90. Passed balls -DeaNey l. WIG
>, First ballsDetroit 3; New N0rk
Carney. Lett on bases-Detroit, 81 New York. T.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
PRINCETON DEFEATS srEyENs AT LAcRO ssE

PRINCETON, n. J., May II (SpecldN. .-Thd
first game for the intercollegiate smronshlP lacrosse
series took place here to-day between the stevens and
Princeton twelves and resulted in victory for tho lat
ter by a score OF hve goals to thing The goals fof
Princeton were thrown by r. Hodge and Blakeman.
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5perial Notlcss.


SALE BY AUCfION COMMENCES
THIS DAY tThU ls>DAYl Al 23O h. N.
Continuing Friday and saturday az sauIe hour at
IHE BARKER Arr GALLERY.
AZ AMI ~ LiDcrtyst
A MOST EXTRAORDINARY GATHERING OF
MODERN ART. ,o-
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGIrl.INO EXAMPLES
oNBuUNDRED AND IhIRrY.FIvE ARTISTS.
ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT AND VALUABLE
EXHIBITS OF THE SEASON
Embracing works by o. the most noted
Lnropean and American artlsts
GALLERY OPEN FOR INSPECTIONS OF PICTURES
FRDN9 \ VI. TO HOUR Of sALl .. -
GEORGE /. BANKS AuctIoneer BAhh Elk q = =
College HilI-iiiverscw Academy
particular, rdsive ID the OJs'rV.
ace OF the O tn school, wcde,e 10 se;is
Immediately the addresses OF al oii pipl%
"o p'p BIsBEF K AMEN.
Riy.rylew April 20, 1885 PoughKeepsic, y Y
Fer the squire"
Just received. few Artists Proofs OF this beautiful
Engraving by Every aitre picure b. Sir John Everett
Miais. r. y.
WILLIAM SCHAUs
2ot 5th.aye. Madison Squlre)
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poo, p11yEE FRfY SILL AHEAD

The pool tournament between Messrs Frey and
aone was continued In Irving ali last night There was
email attendance Frey won sixteen games making his
koope ItRty Malone six games putting iiS
karS ss nisssesn- The play continues " night
New-York tribune., 1886-05-13
Ease and Comfort from Pain.
ronds T. Extract.
Do not be deceived W counterfeit pr paratlonl

Yu~nangs Ale and Lager Beer. =,
EOttlei tho Brewery fNpr,,sy roe
Family and delivered Dy A. fisber CO.. .Stis~ an
lUth.ave, Now YORK CITY. Order by Posth Carl
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A Just Comparison.

express train mita don Of stage coich then
tltoDs OF the DlastcrS Mhch pre-
ccded them. Certain. safe and quick
brand OF whole sliced ed corrlesl an silver
Canned Pinra pic packed In the BAHIA lstad' ~
tLo nnest rc OF the Kind Olered . tie connmer
seven sold In the i've years For sale oy all
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-09

Tux senate vas nos IN session On INC -
n the House . conferences repou w.s so.-
uissed on the bill requiring iand-sr<ns rel1'
roads % pay the cost q selecting ana con-
ysyinx :ss s,.,.I ,sea' nd A. .d osss
~ HOUSE. tne provisions q re
S,ll spply % AL land grant ro,ee
foe rlouss. IN conmiftee q the Whole. W.
s s1s y: shs sasdry Civii spprorr. atoms
~, 80 sirer ccmpieting the con~iderzfion
81 hail the ciil the COMMITTEES iose Ano -
House adjourned
n enc senate on the sesh she Legislative Ap-
preparation nm. with amendments- - -
ported from committee a bal reEuias1n&
terms IN court In Colorado passed The RIVER
,orreI- a conferences report on the Pension
sllI was presented. the House reced-n< IT,
q dis.EIeementa TIE repost 49, 8. 1870
the bill swing she WIDOW q Sens.. ,s,e a..
"a, .,se1 - ssas 81 ss arnendmens. 20 she Post:
once bill. 80 In the House. under .1e -.
. states : Eress 2.ssn o no OIL, tsem
s s11 essur me ss Hss sprnss 2
ne state OF Aikansas. also NJ kAn11il
,arsff bill. The >cndry civil Aplropretio1n.
~ sss ' aeoass occupied the rest o. ne
days session vithons any great progress -
ing made
~ ne senate on the 9Th the blll quietinI
titles OF setriers on Des Noines river land
We passed over xne Presidents veto. IN
conference report on the Army bill ~
axreed 20 The Legislative bill vas discussed
| A Length. and some auen1urnts SeL'
adopted Ihe conference report on ne ~
r'crIrnral bill vas 1xreed to------in 81
| House M Glover mol called up the Ian
1 easter matter. and moved - disen4rxc -
1 committee CONSIDERING the case, which NO
4 fion Va losr- The conference report on -
| Pen sion bill Va. agreed 10 The cener:
4 DefIclency bill was reported ano reierxen
! Ire House took up she >undry civil Arpro
| Drinfions bill N committee 81 inc sno.'
1 Amer some time devoted 90 this neasur'
4 ocufrrence reports on the POST o1ce q
Army bills we're agreed 20
4, shs sensss .. ~ sc<h she resoiutio
for omen executive sessions vas consldere'
morurs Morrill, and IIoar making speecns
a~ntnst the resolution TIE conference 3
Sers q the Diplomatic blI VS. aErs<
q. me Legislative oul 49, sas
fsken uD and discussed - she lou
\ sh~ reoorx Of Chairman Boyle o. fhe -
TI~rfr5c committee was submitted, $50 ~
| ~ n~r reports from the same eomDHxtc li
Sun6rv Evil bill was taken mp and mater
1890 made with i<s consideration. Al
conference report onshe D'pionAfic oii -
l AIRED %.
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MINOR APPOINTMENTS.

senator Edmunds' Hill tn Regulate the
Appolnt meat and Dismissal Of Sundry
Inf~rior Omcers Of the Government.
WAsHTxGrox, July l.-Senator Ed
munds has introduced In the Senate .
bill entitled "a bill TO invest In the Pres
ident OF the United States the appoint-
ment Of sundry inferior officers thereof;
70 regulate their tenure Of Office, and to
provide for their removal when the pub
nc interests shall require It."
The bin leaves absolutely In ne Prem.
dents hands the appointment Of all post
masters, collectors Of customs In small
districts, officials Of the Indian and otn-
e. Offices beneath the Commissioners
Of those Offices. and, in fact, all minor
officers. The tenure Of these offices, y -
provided, shall be four years
Section 8 provides the method BY
which any one OF these officers may DC
suspended or removed. II provides
when the President or head Of depart
ment thinks an officer Of that departments
has been guilty Of malfcasance In once,
81 per<onal or official misconduct ne
NAV temporarily suspend him BY an or
der Of suspension In writing. In every
such case Of suspension. or In case the
President shal! be Of opinion that sucn
s.ff,cer ought 10 be removed without sus-
4 nen<jon. application shall he Immediately
made to the Circuit Justice. Circuit
! Judcc or District Judge Of the District
4 or 10 the Justice Of the Supreme Court
(; az the Territory or District OF Columbia
In which the oflice - stationed, iof VIZ
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~. D1zsns - ehe EnGllnh Rtrm ~ Whom
o. 4. rssllss Wa knplsysd. visits q.
Genls - Enphasle>lly Indersss ne
nepassd Purity q shs Iass end Charsetss
q ~ Murdered MAJ.
ST. LOUIS, June So.--A pleasant-look.
lng gentleman walked into the circuit
attorneys oflce yesterday and introduced
himself q NJ. J. II. Dixon, Of Bradford,
England. Mr.. Dixon arrived In -. Louis,
yesterday and Il stopping ~ the Lindell.
He did not come direct 10 81. Louis, but
came by way Of India and San Francisco.
N appearance he y Of the fair-haired,
Saxon type, wears side whiskcrs and
Il apparently about thirty-nve years Of
age. lie possesses an open, hon
est face, which glowed with en-
thusiasm when he spoke Of the merits Of
his dead friend, c. A. PrelIer. The object
q Mr.. DIxon's journey 70 s.. Louis was
principally TO collect evidence Of tie
Identity Of the body, which was disputed
By the insurance company when Mr..
Dixon left England. last November. In
answer % inc question o. reporter mr.
Dixon said: II am averse 10 saying any
thing for publication mat Is not absolute
A. pcressarx. sin am anxious 10 sav
ihst ~. Preiler WAS one Of the best and
unrest men that ever lived, and am here
- v,rdirste his character from the foul
ssrersicns that have 6een cast upon Il ~
49, rrrtrh VINO murdered him. and then
S;S ,,orse ~ s.ekinc ~ DESTROY his rem
NATION can produce numbers Of incl
denss and Illustrations showing his puri-
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BALrrxoRK, Md, June so.-M ne
cathedral this morning, in the presence
y large congregation, His Grace james
gibbons, Archbishop Of Baltimore, ~
elevated by the Holy See, through ~
apostolic delegate, Most Rev. Peter kicn'
Ara Kenrick, Archbishop Of 81. LOUIS, "
the rank and dignity Of Cardinal r'ss'
y he sacred College Of Cardinals o. 'ne
Roman Catholic Church.
Admission 70 the cathedral was rcga,
lated ~ ticket, and many thousands -
having The requisite pastrboaru ~
turned away from the doors Msns
pruminent Protestants Of various uenT rss
nations were present By invitation. I aSe
sanctuary q the cathedral ana s'.a' ,sses
marniacently decorated. and hue sa ,,sr
n lowers stood q the sides d the a, w.
Hurdreds Of waxen tapers IN ne g''. .ss
candelebra rested on terraces sop,e . q.
sItar. The music was rendered ~ n
let choir 81 sIxty-fvur voices ana W. N
hi9h order.
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1ssvss,s Enee.as~r - shess nnses 80
sue<n I've ome~rs 80 1870 !. 1890.
ean usrss Thieves - . rc.-s. 1870.
Train - Ihe Latter sssee A.-.
- oocers $500 Ass''r
sered esesH'ns'
UvAInE. Tex, June 3o.-Ihc west
oound passenger train over the Sunset
x..-,. v>-chrI here on time this morning.
,.-- t.s<.-. 49, ~, amer = short walt
'cn< 'e'ose Wy 49, -. $50,
numbered % " ~
WAS fast one. The roau was toe-'s
and The noddinS passengers chung
a. their seats with both hands.
49, ~.r. o~cup,cd hv men
ANY e" , N. s.--a
ana women ano W 'o".'' - s'-
enc % the coach 50 pa'F q qu'c's o'-'
keicd figures, Nexicans. They nad notn'
inr "a saw. and beyond getting up . few
.,- 3. ,,.,hs c,,.vcfte<. aid not move.
-,,-,.. 80 .~.,, .,,,.a 49,
~. oe''s. 1es''-- "a c,,.-
~ the little "ay<'oe s'"''"" ~ Inns
twenty miles west o. here. Inc Train
stopped lust minute, but long enough
"a allow Deputy Sherids Baylor and
Nimmo TO spring aboard. A. their feet
touched the top steps they threw
open the door and throwing down
couple Of revolvers on
their prey. ordered them %
throw ND their hands There was only
4 single lamp swinging In the car. The
sleepy passengers heard the curt demand
and looking forward In the dim light saw
the shroudcd forms spring hastily up, the
blankets fall from their shoulders and
the ball began.
There was an incessant explosion that
n the crampcd and confined space OF the
coach sounded terrific. The oflicerl
stood with their backs to the door and
worked their revolvers for life
The desperadoes- one standing full
in the middle Of the aisle, ths
Other with one hand resting carclessl,
on the back OF q seat and swearing shrilll
In Spanish enyeioped In the smok'
Of their own revolvers. Amid the rip
ping q plush and iinkle Of shivering glass
| the screaming and covering men saw tn
| tall form in the aisle plunge backward
| TO the floor dead man. The other des
perado. wounded. one hand pressing hi
side. the other holding his empty re
l volver over his head, with yel
burst by the officers through III
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lATe NEWS ITEMS.

- ~ senate o The 1st the Oleomars
Irnrfne bin was rep< ted hack and wih p
called ID after passage Of the appropr
,tion hills. A bin for the reduction q se.-
axies Or Cabinet officers Vas insroducsos
tn House resolution extending approPn'
ations was amended and passed. and We
|con<ideration Of the Legislative bull VS.
l-~~uued ~ committee Of the whole.
IAfr~r : lengthy debate. the bill was re-
Irorfei hack 10 the Senate-.-------in tne
House Z motion % pass the De- Ao'n
Lands h:ll over the Presidents veso
defeated The sundry Civil Appropfr.'
,tion bill was taken up in COMMITTEES 2. -
whole. After considerable debate enc 80
adoption Of several amendments' re o'i
passed.
IPorter bin
Epv1x BrLrovs shot and fatally
wounded his vile q wilkssbarre, r. =
Ithe 1T.
NJ ALcxRxox Sullivan sw1SprExE'
; Ishe English poss, publishes vigorous -
; Zionist campaign song.
Evrnx Turxo was quiet IN the LAks
SHORE yards q Chicago On The It.
! Tn s.. Louis express on the Erie roo
1 - wrecked By : misplaced switch neef
susquehanna, Pa, On the lsI
4 Trr American fishing schooner Cfy
), Point 49, seized q shelburne haroor'
v Nova Scotia, on ths Let BY ; Canadian
cruiser
: srvrorR Dxrrxxo was shot and killed
4 - Circlsville. o.. On the lot, While rssis.-
. M arrest. Several others we're wounnea'
IN. destroyed Miller 8 Lawrence's ~
and pail factory q Lsominster. Mass, %
Y the lsf- !,
;, a.: John Bright and Joseph Chamber
Lain. Unionises, wers re-elecsed -
= Brisizh Parliament without opTos'''on. y.
y AxKw directory issued . Chicago Ina =,
= cafes. q h claimed, population a ' u' y
= for hat city. q increase a shout $500
= Tsr iury II 10 eass q schiIling. chars
n u vith bovcosfinx q MIlwsukss' a.
= xrssd ana were discharged
10 Trr Mexican 0ovsrnnent has sxtsnds
% - thrvs wears ~ concsssicnS - ~ 1ex
y 80. Topoiohanpo : Paciac raihoed-
p.xrx b. Bn0vH, : prominent grai
~ -~--R~~t. y wndcr arroue - Boston
4. cserrsd vish forging bll1s q ladiss-
- Arursr rsrpfss rs.6dssos, q Chicae'
~ - burued @ - sight g 80 - e
- ~ .1eopinr inmasss wsrs seved ~ a
1890 furionsly NTH they wre awsl
~ eosi-
rxrrnsv 80 tuslly sngagsd 9 Z
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-09

81. LoUrs, June so.--About nm
s,cIock this morning Edward DANES,
vhIIe riding ! bicycle, vs. run into
twenty 0rst street and Lucas Place =,
ope.bcrse coupe, being thrown from ~ ~
machine and rendered unconscious -
~ picked % and carried % che o.ss
ssore 81 re northeast corner q Twenty
1rpt ana MARKET streets, where h's 'nlu'
ies, consisting q wound three 80
long IN che right lee below ne knes 49,
dressed. Ne lives ID Iowa, bs'ns ~. ~
a. I visit. The man who run 'n'o IN
drove % and u not known.