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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

Kyaus Il enjoying boom-Ihe weie-
lie Of the SaW-mill is heard and tho clas'
Ter Of the Stave factory will u Sew
days add to the racket.
Wheat u coming 10, bone dust y
going out BY the car loads, cross-tiee are
coming 10 and being shipped daily.
Hoops will b next In market, the
shsvsrs are sharpening their instruments
Tor the cOntest.
Geo. RatlIG. our genial grocery man,
went to Birdseye. and returned with :
white plug hat, and bis wife mistook
him Tor . chestnut drummer, and before
be could enter the house che told him
she didn't want any.
Mcssrs Andrew Eckert, Juo. Trozl Ter,
r. Straber and B. Leming Of the Courier
|0ur next Recorder, we're here on Sum.
day last, they we're we'll pleased viii
lthc progress Of our town. Mr.. Trox
Her was much kuprised at the change
10 the appearance Of his old huDt'nI
grounds.
The political parties have each formet
"A clubs good remedy to break th
,nonotony Of the long EVENING".
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

GTTha soldierJ reunion at Jasper
Monday and Tuesday was largely IT.
tended, both by veterans and citixens,
but ne no rcgister was provided for the
ex-soldiers there IL no means Of telling
how many were present. All seemed
20 enjoy meeting comrades again, and
rehearsing incidents Of the camp, the
march, the forage and the field, and
pIedging anew their loyalty 70 the starry
banner, and tho gIorious Constitution
and Union it representa-. Monday was
ushsred 10 BY roaring artillery q day.
light. - Il the custom g The regula1
Forts.
AIS o'clock The Star Md play "a some
beautiful collections In itooe % the Poet
Headquarters, and the oooo u vets
formed ia line end marched 81 20 The
camp.
"a to order BY Comrade w. 3. Hunser,
and were then addressed ably ~ Meeers,
=. NJ. Bllderback, Joe. D. AemslronG
ma "A. n. Sweeney.
The Portersville drum corps camo Into
camp with colors flying, and the racket
lhsy could make with their drume Wo1
indispensable.
The dancers had : jolly time 81 Az
The night alarm Monday night and
" cham battle and tablsaux Tuesday
- veFy realistic, end vell doaes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

Our farmers are - busy - bees pre-
pairing to SOW wheat and some are cut
ting up corn.
NJ. WIN. Harrison and Mr.. JeG Bled-
soc. went 10 PaoIi last week and bought
u new wheat drill. Hurrah for these
| farmers, and Remembers these sre good
NJ. BAIL MiIburu moved away 70
| Portarsvilla lass week; also Mr.. John
lCox left our neigh0orhood-
Sorry 70 say that NJ. Alexanoer nss
made Frank very sd BY taking Hiss y
|up The lane. He rode down the road ~
|himself last Sunday evening looking
| very much disappointed. Guess he wont
have % much business uP the noiioH
Iuow.
W. attended ! s. 8. celebration q NJ
| LEBANON last Saturday. Five SCHOOL,
| were present and Ill did some good
singing. Some our school passed6bI and
| ala not stop % help u out We wonder
Iwhy2
ITharelay ni9ht but some Of The boy
| could not keep quiet until reminded ths
~ had : Squire.
Our lawyer made : politfcal.spe .
EllsW orb last saturday night. UocI'
Barnet said be was going alosg g maxi
one on the opposite side. Don't know
but hope be did.
We have not heard Of any more lei
vear visits. But Ne did hear tbat th'
girls said Mr.. Sc. boys we're not 90 pref
/ y-but just lovely.
Nov Mr.. Coon, pIesse tell Frank n
need not accuse the boy that pulls hi
/ gum leggings on over bis head, Of thi
writing, Tor be q shooting vide Of d
marx. SUsAxMARIA.
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Home Il woman's domain, and she is
entitled to everything thst can Be added
q snare her much annoyance and hard
;abor. There are many conveniences,
which IL brought ID use. are inexpensive,
and will materially tighten the burden
and labor Of the housewife. Prominent
among these conveniences y the Wapa-
kaueta Porcelain Churn. which IL meet
ing With such remarkable sale and sue
cess wherever introduced Who ever
sees these churns will need no explane-
lion Of the rensons for the great demand
Thjs churu e sold solely On ito merits
ana we do this knowing that whercve'
la eoes e will make clean record. Ih<
! following are few OF the many advan'
Ita9es conceded 10 the Porcelain Churr
| - III rho have used them. viz lst-
rresf saving % labor. I'd. Il u 20 con
I.tructed that g absolutely can not leak
| "a. The quality Of the butter; the inside
narts being such - not 70 injure tn
grain or the butter. 9Th, The quantity
Iof the butter; the construction Of TN
| dasher being such - 20 subject all OF tn
| cream 20 a equal amount Of agitation
| causing the butter 20 come very evenly
| thereby producing more butter from
giveu amount Of cream than any otheI
churn can. 9Th, The ease Of removing
| the butter and washing the churn. Ih'
entire top OF the chnrB is open when sn'
cover i taken on. thus giving abundsn
access for removing the butter. All tha
Iis required to thoroughly cleanse III
|churn u To put In some hot water ans
rive the crank : few tnrus- In appear
snce, it would b. a ornament to an!
room In the house.
TO responsible parties we will Civ
\ this churn on ten days, trial. For sale b.
Friedman. Schefrich 8 Co., Hardwar
store. corner I'd and Jackson Sta, nea
4 r depot, Jaspsr. Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

The requirements for right to vote ID
Noyem Der in this State are: You must
have been resident Of the State elk
months. a resident Of the township sixty
dsys and a resident Of the precinct or
ward IN which you vote for thirty DAYS
prior 10 the election. Any man who
moved into Indiana on or after May \,
1883 has no right to vote this fall. and
any voter who moved from one township
10 another on or after Sept. 8, 1885, na'
also lost his vote, while the voter wne
moves from ono precinct 10 anoiner O.
or amer Oct. 1855, will have no righ'
to vote.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

MARRIED, At the residence Of ths
>groom in Jasper, on Sept. 27th, 1883. oy
Rev. N. +. Gill. Mr.. FRANK N. HuNr0N
and Miss MATTE NJ. MARTIN, formerly
OF Evansville, Ind.
The groom Is the artistic photogra
pher. " hose skill Is widely known and
sought after, and the fair bride has To-
several months been biz efficient assist
ant In his studio. May their lives Be .
bright and clear as his fair photos O
summer scenes In woodland bowers
with not scratch upon the negative
70 need "toning up" for perfect satisfac,
tion,-is the wish OF the CoURIER and
hosts or friends, here and elsewhere.
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Brace Un.

You are feeling depressed, your appe-
lite Il poor. you are bothered with bead
ache, YOU are fidgetty, nervous, and gem
orally out Of sorts, and want 70 brace up
Brace up. but not with etimulants, spring
medicines, or bitters, which have tor
their .asis very cheap. bad whisky. and
which stimulate you for IN hour, and
then leave you il worse condition than
before. what you want 4 N alierativs
that viii purify your blood, start health,
action or Liver and kidneys. restore you!
vitality, and give renewed health enc
strengih. Such medicine you will haf
lin Electric Bitserp, and only 50 cents
hottie at Mehringer Brother Drul
Store. =
the REv. Gro. H. THAYER, Of Bonr
| hon, Ind. Gays: Both myeelf and VIII
owe our lives % SHILoH's CoxsUnrI,o'
lCURE.r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

0rWe understand Tom Braxton was
awarded The premium q curiosity q
the Fair last week. He would be much
greater one II Il was possible for him 70
reach Congress. Mr.. VIM. Farrell y
talking for him at several places ~ TINS
county this week. We wonder 70 ne VII
attempt to answer Tom Hogan's
charges?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28
GUARDIANS SALE or REAL

|NJOrICE q hereby sivsn that ~ virco
IN q q order Of The DoboIs C5c91s
Court. ths undersigned. guardian - -
|nerron and estate % Daniel B. 06orS1s
john b. Sheriff and Dolly eaeu!<
minor beIrs OF Tbomss y. Sheriff. -
|cessed. will olTsr for saIe q pubIbc 49,
ton, on tho premises, Oh
OCTOBER 25th, le.0.
me undivided three fourshs psrts q se
|1oIlowine described RAJ estate, sitoele -
|Dobols county, Indiana. t0-vtt:
eixfv scres 81 % ne south ode q -
|soush- vet quarter Of section Ne. shseo
Ifsl. township No. oae a. sooths rnnGo
mo. I'VE (5) west.
TERMS OFsALE:- Ore-shird - ~
|purchnse money 70 Be paid d casas tho
lresidue ID too equal payUeneas ~.
land Two ycarl, the purcnooer 49,
NOTES fcs deferred paymcntos ooosl.8 saA
lper cent interest from do1e. wIs1 n.y..
proved surcty. and vaivi.g oeoe~s q
SsIe q begin q one c'eleek ,. -
LEWIS I. NILLBR 0ooro1o1s
TeArton = nUxrER, Aisos.oy4
p. R-At she came timo 40 p1o1o s1
|usdsrnlgned, Roxy Icvel:aa. ~ "
|bee lnoc7eoe ID he Shove oe:cs1:
|eels1o upon che esDe ser1a hes Y ...,.
therein bcIng he und|vIoso -
|part thereof. -.
espG NJ, 1eoe-Sv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

Ar HOME AG AS.-Mr. =. N: Hunton'
The incompatible artist. arrived a. home
from the Springs this week, much
narrowed n health. and prepared TO &C.
commodate all with the nest styc -
photographs, from the lire ere, W.
magnificent frames, 70 the min'.'usc'
for your visiting cards. C.!l ana scs
him At Gramels pacher's building. u.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

Cures Piles, SALT rheum, tetteF, burns.
scalds, sores, wounds, infant's sores end
ohallng, sore nipples and erupslons q
the skin. 8uGer0re with cetarsh Will
0nd this % invaluable remedy ed oor.
tain cure. Pleasant % ooo ood por)oc(
asslelhellon guaranteed: Psiee 8 ceo11
- ~, ~ 1ooo.-1y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

To The EDrToR PIease inform your
readers that I have positive remedy TO-
tho above named disease. By its timely
,,sa thousauds OF hopeless cases have
hssc permanently cured shall Be glad :" sena -
ro,ses Il my remsdy 70 any % your reAasls
eco,~ump n they will send me tne - pres
,,...-ofEce aiIre<s. Respectfully.
III. A. sLOcUN. ~ D.. Isl Pearl o.. NV 'o'H-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

Tar BEsT SAVE 90 the world Tor Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Re-
YER Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chill
bIsins, C0rns, and al Skin Eruptions'
and positively cures Piles, or 10 pay -
ouired. It u guaranteed 20 give perfect
eatlslactI0n, o. money refunded. Prick
IS cents per box. For sale by Ashringes
Bros., Jasper.
Feb. 18th, 1680.-Iy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

The inside Of ST. Joseph's Catholic
Church q Jasper. 10 about completed,
and the ediflce viii BE- dedicated On Sun
day, Oct. 7th, BY Bishop Chatard, ..
sisted BY Blshops Martin, Gilmours and
several others. A very large attendance
Il expected, and our cltixens shouId b.
prepared 70 extend open hearted hospi.
tally to the visitors. Our houses should
b decorated. and the town made to loot
inviting to strangers. An extra ex.
cursion train will bring the uniformed
Knights from Louisville 70 take part 10
lns ceremonies, and . great many peo'
Die will come with them. They will b
met q the depot BY the Branch 10 Jasper
and escorted to the church. Begir
ycnr preparations TO have the line o.
3nrch IN good shape.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

ron SHERrrr. Mr.. John 4. Cnsn'ev
q nounced - . candidate Tor Sner'n'
He has been deputy number o. times
and made good officer. Re y 2 s9o.
stantisl farmer, = clever citizen: ana !
,hole.souied Democrat, and will make
: lively race. Should he be elected tht
dnties will be well attended 10.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28
|Coffman House.
r. B. COFFMAN. Prop'r.
IND.

HAVING taken possession 81 thls
a Hotel formerly the 6eiiz Hose,
Il solicit the public patronage. Coed
meals, clean rooms and beds ard cooseo-
|ous treatment, and good stsbliDg ~
|horses, will b accorded ny patrono-
Give me : trial. April -, 96-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

Wrpr Awake The September Wiae
Awake opens with jolly story o. the
Harrison campaign OF toso. :no ~
large amount Of other in' .n s'' n
ing. Wide Awake . 800 yeo 4
Lothrop Company, Publishers nos'on'
Maan.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

urMrs. Erny has received very me
assortment OF heating stoves, ana = no.
prepared for the winter trade
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

rrNr. Felix Monroe has been N .ss'
per this week experimenting the ship
ping Of slaves for Koerner Bros. Tney
hncked and shipped six carloads las.
week. and have about 1900, or near .
car loads more, now being hauled 70 TIM
po;nt from Marion township for snip
,ncnt. Monroe ia "hustier' In timber
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

a-rWe regret 20 learn that Dr.. Net
w,lsou has suffered : relapse. 1t BIZ
fsther's home, in Jefferson County: and
now Il IN ! very precar.ous condition
Dr. G. p. williams Vas called BY te'e'
graph 10 see him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

SLEEPTEss NIGHTS, made smiserable b
that terrible cough. ShiIoh's Cure . ID
Remedy for you. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

FoR Rxxr.-A residence 10 jasper q
four rooms. Apply 81 CouRIER omeo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

0>rThe County Institute had y teach
ers II attendance the first day, and "a To
second.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

nyL. spayd has the boss store ior
stoves. The largest assortment - ne
county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

GYlf YOU want good IIkeness nov
lie the time % get 4 q =. n HensoeS
lin Jasper. Any style and 81 49,. %
Ior6ar. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

W. r. ReyeF, GarrotsvilIe, Ohio say0
any wife he's been troubled with c.
tarfh long time, but have, with what
remedies W had, and what The doctor
could do, kept the upper hand Of e until
this fall, when everything failed. Her
throat was raw q fsr - one could oee.
with 90 incessant cough, when Invest
"a ny dollar IN bottle Of your Papillon
Catarrh Cure q : last resort. To-day
she Il free from cough, throat oil healed
and entirely cured" PapiIlou textract
81 flax1 Catsrrh Cure effects cures when
III others fail. Large bottles q.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

That HACKING ooUGH can Be % quickly
cured By SLiIohs Cure. We guarantees
it. ~
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T'he following are made Presiding
Elders: Bloomington District-W. NJ.
Earring: Evansville-W. X. Grim; In
}. Talbot New Albany
"A. IL. Julian; Vincennes w. B. Collins.
Bro. J. S Woods goes 20 Trinity,
Evansville; c. III. Sherburn. Bowling
Green A. A. Godby, Center Point; G.
IL. Hargrave. Morgantown; w. +. +.
smith. Putnamville; w. M. Whitsett
West indianapolis; J. w. Melton. Mar
'enso: II. g. Clippengsr. Salem; w. H
D svidson, Aifordsviile; N. 3 Boring
Bruceville b. r. Julian. Carlisle: 8. Z
lAnderson, Sullivan; J. ". Moore
| Wheatland.
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|TTAs opensd CT : HAnyE0 e1oP - $3.50
III rhars % paxronsxe. = he EKll4 C4EAR xxI
CASH ALL w0EK GUARANTEED 10 CIV o4l1
fsrs. YOU yin an6 eseyshing 1zsaIly ksps = 49,
CLASS SHOP . select hso-
~Doust - fsr ere61e bue pSenoo 80
- s,,,; fs = 81 80 - louis Taoxlga.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

10000 Bushels delivered q Jsspe'
Depot, within next 30 dsya ] Will Psy
higbeet cash price.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

rEin~tes IN vho want r~s-eIAzs York dors 20 Esss
III Nm call - ke guarantees % give s>uss.s.lon y
m 6rsnrh<s ~ bis trade. Ard % bic friend. ~
b.re sk<n csi and ses Mn and rive bin their order
81 vork wanted in his line Ax1USr BAuAkki.
Nay q 1sss-ly-
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- - 1-,
" Inc rsIr 49, ~ee "a 49, m.ks,y -,
'enneo s"sousuou ~ ~"..".s
could not nave asEeG oe.ser Cieve.sna
weather LOT y WIN re excep.'S" !, y
me ~ scc'nsn. wn'cn az. ,s...'"s.eu '' %
ne o. geo r g.. eve ,s y'o.ng ps.ssu y.
p'esssn'sy; ~ yo,sco . ee -.
we're exceiient, eno Ine norse 49,, To-
1nicn ne AssocIssaon .semo1 ~ 49,
60, were Iuiy ~ !" ~ sves.se =
county '.srs sn.
~ nat tnere w. On exnIOIt'ons - ~
o's.cm g ne y, mosse ,. sce 1870 ~ ~
..e1''o'.ous - fu.'syss s s.vu. -. ~.os;s.
classes were rather denclent - 29.a.'sy
ana ne ssraogemens - sA"'v -. ~" ~
not ~ tnst ccu.o e oss' T. =" I 49,
nopeo g e ape % publish ne .s s"ssu'
out nave n0t Oeem iwrnasneo sue''
TAI. Notes. n-
EioraI HAL exhibit o1sn. % y ssus
improved upon ~ me 's0ie: neA. -
Ine singer ana Dcme:tac macn''s'
eecn nea creoitAo'e e4nio'Is. 49,, ~
Ine nne. 'srge antlers' exnIU'ssu ~
~. herman not9esL sno Mn nooa - 49, -.
from deer kli'so ~ nIm e soSo y. 80 49,
(which H0mrImXOmFX
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n. E. CoSFsRENcE APPOINTMENTS
Conference adjourned Monday night.
Bishop Vincent presided, and gave gen.
eral satisfaction TO the members. The
session next year is to be held 1t Rock
port. The following are the appoint
ments Of preachers generally know
here. and for points in this locality:
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and report upon the commercial resources
Of the upper Congo basin and its openings
for trade with the United States.
Bills from the calendar were taken up as
follows:
House bill TO authorize the building OF y
railroad bridge at Fort Smith, Ark.
The Senate bill appropriating Sl5, 900 for
a wharf in Astoria, Orc, for the use OF the
lighthouse establishment.
The Senate bill appropriating 5000 for
lighthouse on the headlands near the
mouth OF the Umpaqua river, Oregon,
The Senate bill TO establish four addi-
tional liie-saving stations in Orogen and
Washington Territory.
There was also thirty-eight private pen.
sion bills taken from the calendar and
passed, all of them House bills, except one
Senate hill increasing the pension OF the
widow Of Major-General G. X. Warren to
500 month.
The Senate then adjourned till Monday
at III o'clock a. m.
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r..re,r. Partner Arre.tea.

CmoAao, June 20. james whalen, aims
Gyp Ryan, who Is supposed TO have been
implicated with w. X. Tascott In the muir
der Of. A. Smell, In March last, and who
had been seen near the Smell mansion for
several nights prior TO the murder. and
since that time has completely disap-
pcarcd, was arrested today at Manistee,
Mich, by detectives from this city. His
capture may, II Is thought, possibly fur
nish the clew which will:unrayel the mys-
terious disappearance and may lead 70 the
apprehension Of Tascott Inspector Bon
aold-is not inclined 10 attach much Inn
portancc 10 the story that Ryan was inn
plicated In tho murder Of millionaire
SMELL. He says that the police has made
no effort 10 find Ryan, and thinks that the
arrest Il simply an attempt 10 advertise the
detective agency making the arrest
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Four Pages of It Disposed OF in 1.-THE
House Yesterday.
The Senate Takes Up the River ant
Harbor Bill Again.
Sharp Debate Upon the Hennepir
Canal Provision.
The Same Old Argument Used in
Opposition - Senator Sherman
Against Tits Estimated
Cost

WASHINGTON. June SOL House. +
Speaker Carlisle was in the chair when
the House met this morning.
On motion OF Mr., Stone, of Kentucky,
the bill for the payment Of the Fourth OF
July claims were. taken up and passed.
The House then went into committee OF
the whole (Mr. Springer, OF Illinois, in the
chair on the tariff bill.
Mr.. Breckinrigc, Of Arkansas, moved to
increase the rate Of duty on flax seeds and
linsced oil from 10 cents TO 10 cents per
gallon. Agreed TO. ~
Mr.. Perkins, Of Kansas, offered an
amendment fixing the rate at 20 cents n
gallon after January |, 1889. lie con-
tended that a reduction from % cents the
existing duty to 20 cents would reader
the growing of ilaxsecd Improbable to the
farmer Of the west lie thought II was a
reasonable request that the change Of duty
should not GO into effect until the farmers
had garnered aud dispensed OF tho crops,
which had been planted while the exist
ing rate was in force The amendment
was rejected-G0to 81
Mr.. Breckenridge, Of Arkansas, offered
an amendment increasing from cents 10
GEMS a pound the duty ON licorice paste Of
rolls. Agreed 10.
onmotion OF Mr.. Brvefinridge an amend
ment WIS adopted fixing the duty ON lico
rico juice ut % per cent, nj valorem.
Mr.. Dingiey, OF Mnine, moved 90 rcduc,
the rate OF duty on bi-thromate Of poinsl
from y cents TO | cent per pound. liz
urged in support Of his amendment tina
bi.chromatc OF potash wns controlled by
trust in the city " Baltimore, which ha'
secured the control OF every bed Of ore IL
the country.
Mr.. Kelley, Of PENNSYLVANIA, iollove'
in the same vein, and declared that
there was an absolute trust in the Who'll
country " WIS that which controlled Oh
production and price OF bi.chronate OF pol
ash. The amendment was rejected-5l
6S.
After n long debate an amendment, oI
iered by Mr.. Farluhaf, Of New lorks.ft
creasing the rates OF duty on acetate {
lead. white lead, orange mineral and re
lead, was rejected.
Mr. Baync, Of Pennsylvania. moved
increase from onc.cighth Of cent 10 on,
quarter OF cent per pound the rate dot
ON silsoda. Lost.
Mr. Burrows, of Michigan, moved 10 r,
store the present rate u duty on bydrat
OF caustic soda. Lost
The China section was passed over IL
formally. 10 be hereafter reverted TO.
On motion Of Mr.. Rynum, OF indiana
the duty on glazed or enamcled tiles WI
reduced from 80 TO 10 per cent, al val,
rem, notwithstanding the earnest protest
Of Mr.. Buchanan aud Mr.. Lclhback, ,
New Jersey. After disposing OF four pag,
Of the bill the committee rUso and Ill
House adjourned.
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THE TARIFF BILL.
Its Considtr ration May BE Concluded in
About Two Weeks.

Its Considt ration May BE Concluded In
About Two Weeks.
special Dispatch To The Appeal.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-Now that the
free list OF the Mills tariff bill is passed, il
is expected that progress will be made
moro rapidly. Mr., Bynum, OF Indiana,
member OF the waysand means committee,
said today to Tux ArrEAL correspondent
that he thought the consideration of the
bill might be concluded in about two
weeks eve have now," he said, ''just
finished the free list, which occupied near.
~ eight pages of the bill We have been
passing two pages day recently, and II We
can keep up that rate, and Il ought TO be
increased, we will BE- able TO get vote up
on the hill in two weeks. There are three
subjects upon which particular fight will
be made, according 10 program, when they
are reached. They are sugar, wool and
the internal revenue. But then do not
think much time will be wasted on either
OF these subjects. They have been dis.
cusscd at length during the general debate
and think there is n disposition TO try 10
get away from here as early ~ possible. |
expect the Senate will want TO consider
the hill before adjourning, hut how long
they will wait ON II cannot say. The
Democrats will try TO have the measure
acted upon at this session, and | think
| there are several Of the Republican mem
beers who would not be adverse 10 It's con-
sderation. The date 81 the adjournment
is therefore quite uncertain