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HvKNINo eEsBloxs PROVIDED Ro1 TO Coz
o1DRR TnE PENSION ByLIA.

HvKNHo sHssroSs PROVIDED YoR TO CON
0DRR Tng PxHslcN BlLIs.
WAsnuofoH, March IA letter from
tse secretary of the treasury SHOWING
the probable loss By destruction Of
United States bonds vas laid before the
house this morning.
Unanimous consent Was secured to
have printed In the Record q memorial
signed By the glass blowers protesting
against the reduction Of the duty upon
imported window glass - proposed b.
the Mills tariff bill.
Mr.. Randall frsu the committee on
rules reported q resolution providing
for "a evening session every Friday
for the consideration Of private pen
zion bills and political disability bills.
Adopted.
The house in Q committee Of the
whole resumed the consideration Of the
''o0Hibss" bill providing for the cay.
meus OF claims for supplies used for
the army during the var. IL Vas re-
ported by the court Of claims under the
pfeyi sions Of tho Bowman acs.l
Mr.. Lse, Of Virginia, odsrred an
amendment approPriating $4,000 for
tse relief OF the Peotestant Episcopal
theological seminary and high school
Of Virginia. After vigorous opposition
from q number Of members on the
ground that it established q dangerous
precedent the amendment vas adopted
102 to e..
The bill vas then agreed to and re-
ported 10 the house. pending action O.
recels vas taken until 7:30 o'clock this
evening. The evening session being
for the consideration Of pension bills.
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FerR NEy p4RlsHEp,

YHI ExHarxs roCsp o. ASoIHrs VICTIM
OF TEE GLxiSE1 vsxcx.
PosTIAxp. March 2.-ispeeisi. l-The
81 Astoria vss notified today,
and proceeded to tie scene Of the late
foonderin9 Of the steamer Cleaner, "a
Tcsaos Point. 4 nsuber Of ar,iciss
we're recovered- The moss important
discovery vas the Socy Of . man, VITO
groves 10 be sorea-en, tie missing soo1
csoppef. When The boa: Gas lost. three
were rspostec drowned. Scszxq7ecsiy
Sofd Gas received from Deep river,
wahkiskzm eo1nsy, W. r.. for which
Place the Giear-f vss heaud ghsn
wrecked thss . man named Screeseu,
vts "a ceoppirs timber. Vas MISSING a
snd -. sspcosed TO Be drowned on ths
6,esnef. Ihe bsdy sSnrd today VA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-03

Tvo brothers In Oambsides, Naine,
we're inveterste checker PLAYERS, oud
one Of them always wanted 10 bet on
each game. 1he elder bad serupleg
agninst gambling, bus one morning
when the old folks left homo 10 b eo1o
oil day be told bic brother he'd bet Win
him. The boys spent the day o. ~
checker board. and whom the parents
came home the younRcs con bad icss all
bis pocket money, ali bio kpick- knaoks,
and six sheep which b. had ovnsd. Tno
older brother refused 70 give bae6 ~
winnings. and the younger haso't 6eoe
anxious to gamble stnoe.-Rev Yoeb
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LANGrRY esJGCrs 70 rms susrIa

do not like 10 zee Q woman uow vith
. bostle on as big ~ herself, and aGain
~ straight and slim % . Puritan. ]
think 10 breaks ths charm 10 80 Q vo0-
an play tricks With her beauty n tha1
sors Of way. More than that, oojsee
to tbe hustle ON general pFinotploe. ]
believe 10 letting The material of ~
gown do oil the disQuisine that % b
necessary should be done. u b the
only way that will allow q woman 10
look well either sitting or ValkipR. The
hard "hay- bag" il bound 10 keep W.
one vho vesis u, either leaning beck
In hef chair or carriage in the moee en.
dicnifitd attitude poesible. OF sitting
bolt upright. In either case she v go-
ing 10 b extremely uncomfortable hee-
self and make her misery kpovn.-HsU
York Nal ard krprsss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-03

snxnes nys TIA, ~ Csnsaasn customs c1ResR
o. tae f2siac s,sss he eesn Instructed - -
Sc. Ttsir oaty Is 10 izsas csearancs b Al
vessaas. II the soese of oomncus 6ir CAar,e0
upper yesterdsy SID taas no eoavsue1sa
sxres0eps. esaersfandins or Dcdne viveD61
Aas eesn arivsa q With the Cnited ssa1so
viii reiereaes 10 The Csc Or rsvtsaftoa cf IL
VAIN or BARRIERS Of esAstns Sea dnsing
tse seassn Of tssS b. CAnastan vsoe,s ~
rarresss of a.hins, sca;sss. . saiss - sAelDes.
wallace 1ess.
LsxcoS. MareA a-wallAcs ResA the earo.
MAJ, VI . art ~ America today. owing ~
eomss se sistctsou.
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rR crIS 70 BurLp 4 vAnsucuau-zan
oysIxD uARxyT-fu1 RL1C101c
uonr ouY.

IRsss!ar Ger. Pest Tsss,lissssw.I
Articles OF Incorporation have beun
died With Secretary OVines of ~
Taupico Canal Company. Tue oAjes1
| Of the company 10 10 bald and oposaoo
fumes. disches and aQuednose o eon.
vey water for irrieAtion and oshee rue-
posee fso0 the Athanum river 10 ~
northeast quarter Of section II n town
chip - nossh OF range Is east, b YAk1-
ma county, TO point near tAo noeoh.
uest corner Of section 10 In tovnship -
q yth Of range Is east. Tue Amoano e
capital stock 70 8 $50. TIE ttoe Of ex-
ist<uce Of the corporation 10 20 yeaSo.
The trustees and tncospoeatoes aso
Philip 4. Johnesx. John W. 0aav an6
Henry Knox. The princtpal place q
hosiness u located in Tamptoo preejnee
Yakima county.
Also by the Penn Mutual Life Ias.s-
anoe OOmpiny Of Philadelphia, power
Of attorney - i. n. Holmes, of 0ea11)o,
vko 70 deolgnased % she agent of ~
company fog washinatou Tessieoey.
fooa oysrxls CAUSE q WEAK MAoxDz.
Only g saeks Of oysters hava beeo
week. Nofs could have besn seeoro9,
0os tA~ oS&38Ao o00 kane00 08s
oys.ermen were advised By eAoes vell
versed in the demands Of ths ina,
soon after the January freess. 10 leavo
the beds untouched till u could b u.
ternined which ones he'd b q spelled
BY rsssine. One or too only aosod -
this advice. the majority vosktug tho
beds, seemingly regardless Of oil bot tho
preecut. TIE demand vas good, and
for long time customers In ths various
cifies s0ek the oysters. good, bod an0
tnci6erent. without gsumbltua. 1 ~
action has at last oct In, and for The
rest OF the season the oyseermen vid
probabiy have weak demand aad poes
prices a. pay for putting ffossn an6
spoiled oysters upon the markes.
rnR slEcrnlo LIGHT Pur our.
The city council au the electric iisht
company have had no written ooutseoo
apecifytuR the terms Of the aareement
between them in regard to the ltRhtlng
OF the streets. and nov there 10 NILE
understanding. Upon receiving . ~
cent order from the city 10 cus the nsm-
Der Of liatts down 10 eight, the eompa-
ny replied that the city vas. according
70 their understanding Of The case, .
keep MP the number OF liahts then u
light. they could not afford 10 light any
lore number. The council did noe 70.
woke the order 10 dimin.sh the uumbog,
aud last evening vhsn the shades u
night came down the gas lieht ooly,
made feeble endeavor 70 pierce thetT
densensss-,he light electric was M
eat.
At meeting Of the committee -
construction. from the city coouell, lase
evening. 10 was decided 70 erect Q ware
house upon the end Of the long vhasf
~ opce. The size Of ths buil6tng vill
be 3iy6l feet.
The funeral services Of 0ss. Alieo
Trisklo, Who died ct the eistesS -.
pital wedst sday. veTe held Thuseday -
the Catholic church.
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Colonel InRessoiI 10 anxious that The
American press shall b 'au esgis soaR.
ing IN the sxase neld Of cioudlsss blos,
Rsaspina In % tslons tie tbondesbolt q
justice" That's sil very nns. bot hoV
mach does the Colonel expect for tvo
ceuts?-P -PAitadeipAia Prsss.
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foBACCo N COLORADO.
lLoVM0 nHponr OF TuR PROGRESS AND
oUCCKse ATTAINED.

DENvEp. March 2.-The report made
today By Professor O Oissidy OF the Col
oraoo State agricultural college at Fort
Collins on tobacco growing In this state
is important. Tests have been made
for two yeafs and give most satisfac-
tory results. Eighteen varieties we're
grown last season. All ripened before
the end Of August. The varieties grown
and attempted we're Isabella, Cuboui.
General Grant. Ooufueaos. Flanagan,
White stem, 0rinoco, Voelts.
Asajo. Eikersors, Yeiiovs, Havana,
Saq1s, La Grapde, Oae Sucker, Vir-
ainis,s Improved Havana, Missouri
BroadIeaf. Yeara, Golden Leaf, White
B.rieiRh, Connecticut Seedieaf. VIII.
sons Prolific Fiji. Oino. Both man
ured and uumsnured plants were tried.
The yield vas phenomenai. land proves
that tobacco Of any variety may be
grown here and OF superior excellence.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-03

An Unlooked for Hitch
Appears In Portland.
The Oregon Railway a,a Nxvigatisa
Dlrsesess b 0rsgsa ass Ksjstnea
fron Ssgsine tAs Lsass.

RoasLAxp. March a-rSpeeisi | On
applieaaioo Of Van B. Delashmatf, {
capitalists Of this city, In The ssaie cir
coit ooart today IN Injunction vas
granted. rsstrainine the directors Of the
Oregon Railway & Navieasicn Oom.
paoy. resident in Oregon, from sssuira
the propceed joinl lease Of the Oregon
Rails 4 Navigation Uompsny's rail
road and steamship iipes 10 the Union
PAciao and NostheTu Paciac coupan-
YEA rhe lease peopcetd covers about
90 uiles Ct railroad in Oregon and
Washinaton Territory, connecting tie
Columbia river basin with The port Of
Portland; also line Of steamships ply.
ine between Portland and Haa Ffsucis.
90 and steanboats controlling the traffic
on Puget sound; also the sseauboass
plytnR uron the Willamette and Oolum
bia rivera. TIE aggregate vslus Of
these properties u estimsted 10 be II
the neiRhboshood OF CSC, 100000. The
directors Of the Oregon Railway q Nav
iaation Company In Oregon are W. 6.
Lsdd, II. Falling. II. W. Cosbett, q. H.
Lewis. @: A: D,lph, W. H. Holsous
and 8. b. WILEY.
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Special drives ;n lace cursala ness
Chester Cseery.
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Ses eressnes and dfspsrses j7st open.
al. ct Caesser Geary'A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-03

Hsv Ecgish shifsInas, pefeaies and
atnehams, joss opsced. Ch.s.es C.sary.
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oAix1A1 mia ~ rx1AsxD VIM n
vooE OF au oo4urr1xr.

o9Aix1A1 2lIfa ~ rIIAUD VIM I'm
voox OF HU ooAnIxzxx-
WAsMxaToz. Mar. na,,usr
oilb b mach pleaeed Vith the rsnl1 -
The voek Of the Demccsatie ms1hers ~
:. eo9mlssee. He says The hill b con-
yaasve and fAir. Il Wili command .
AlcnV 70 The housA Ne Admits that
.ouSseeo Deuosfats Of ths Ran3all
ssoooa WI probably vote agairss the
@easere. svo from Pennsylvasia, tvo
fo0 Nev Jersey, four from Ohio, fcur
Ieoo Louisana, and two from Cahfsr-
~ ne expectA however. that their
vote VII b ofsss BY those Of q least
esees oe teu Republicans, mostly from
.ee noeeovest. The aggregate Of rsduo-
~ sssns ptoposed BY the bill 10 about
OooN00oo. u b intended. however, to
g eoAeo the old package clause provid.
1oe fos duty on packages. .bos which does
.os ~ . special tax on pach RACES OF
c.aefeet kinds, bat merely provides
tnes The value Of The eocds shsll Be-
given and the duty ASSESSED on them
acoos0lnRly. IL Vill add from 5000.
GO TO $40 100000 10 the rsvenue, % the
SEA redeecion vii not exceed $4,000
w. IL b the opinion Of the msj uify
OF toe oo0mitsees be 0ays, that the re-
vsooe should b reduosd q lean so.
000,0o0. and koo0, 600 therefore, ere
lsft TO Be dispossd Of By changes In The
internal fevenae taxation.
sUIuAx1 cAHApgAxs.
OfTAwa, March 9.-Ths provisions Of
ehe nev tari6 bill presented TO the
American congress yesterday, BY which
Z u proposed to place timber on
lhe FREQ iis', aro gladly welcomed
By those members Of paritsmsnt
Who are engaged in the lumber
Industry. 6psaking 10 an Associated
Press representative today, Mr.. Bryson,
shose nrm holds large timber limits,
aid that the abolition Of the duty
sould at once enhance his values ave
yer cent. Last year the timber |
sxpofted 20 the UAited States
.as valued at e6.o00.c COO. TIE proposed |
'hsDRs would greatly benefit Canadian |
and 10 addition to other
hing enable them to handle lov grades
i lumber which they heretofore have |
zen unable 10 touch. Others expressed
he same We've.
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A Washington ccYfespoDdeut eoyo
that she clev rest young foreigner 10
that city 10 probably Alexander 0reees,
secretary Of tho Russian legation. He
10 veil educated, vsii Informed, quick
vitsed and genial. Though NOT Of
noble bifth, be bas Inherited GsSa1
wealth from his fsthes. Who Vas . euo-
cessfui Russian contractor apd vn0
died too years seo. The young diplo-
mat Ia tenesoos With bis money aod
fond Of entertaining. None 10 more
thoroughly Diplomatic than be; even ~
born diplomats cannot sppfoson bin II
the art OF saying the right thing % tho
right tine. In viev Of these facts 10 v
q Z strange that even TITLED foreigners
take bsek sect n the pfesenes Of As.
0.eeer. a. far - most young women aso
cosoefpet. Bat 10 In ssi1 10 his credit
that be doesu't art, asd never smusoo
himself With attentions 10 young massied
vouer, likeIy 10 b harmed sheseby.
The sutobioQraphy Of the late Prof.
Pond Of Bangor Theological Seminary,
Who died in 1881 st the age Of 81 ysasa.
vas poblishsd 10 1888, add eonisins0
pssysf ussd By him for many yeese -
Ssnday esnool pager, sod . oopy Of tbe
pager vss essfisd home ons Sunday by
sps Of the little childfso Of JOAN Glib
s1n Of Pniisdelphix. He read The pssy-
er, b@Ran % rse it. and bsssns . eos
sissens Ohrissssu. He vas kiiIsd ~
the falling ruins ef toe TsDpie Thss10
10 Phi!sdslphia Ia 1856, end uhsa ~
body vss Fscovsfe6, IN . pockes sf ~
coss vas found the pager eonsaAotoG ~
prayer, nearly vofn 70 vieoss. 6nsa Z
sbs ssosy - told b. ths coagva1stteas.
| tsf.
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Ess gloves, Cseary.
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MOVE n IN sA,r cruxa

= .uaL 80 - - -uFys, March 2.-Is 10 stat
Tc.s 49,; all the mail CLERKS Of the
s;"..t sion Of the Darlington roads
ssrSs petition 10 the general supsrin-
~. mt to have the government compel
- railroad 10 pot competent engineers
a the mali trains
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The Railway Tanding Bill.


WAsHixoyon, March 2.-Ths houss
committee on Pscifis railways resumed
the consideration Of Olth vaite's Pacific
railroad funding bill this morning. and
ID vas gone over BY sections. IL u ex.
pected that the committee will be gre
pared to report the result of its deliber
stions In few weeks. There was some
vhat OF q general interchange Of views
this morning and 10 IL believed that the
committee IL In favor OF funding bill
Of some sort but the discussion has Dot
progressed fast enough to warrant any
statement as to boz long or hsv short q
period should be nxed in any funding
bill that may be agreed uton.
Barnes net DisbaFred.
SAN FsAxcssco, March 2.-Ths %
pYeme court this afteruoou rendered an
opipion 10 the proceedings 10 disbes W.
H. l. Barnes, counsel foe the defend.
ent in the sharon case, a:QnittinR him
OF ait charges. Barnes vas charged
With empIoyia Max @ 61mpel. an expert.
10 testify that osrtain letters we're
forgeries and vas also charged With
paying $1,000 to J. r. Mclaughlin to
steal tie alleged contract between GAN
gel and Tyler.
The Lard Dakers.
WAsuIxoros, March 2-Abfam I.
KevelI, q commission merchant Of New
York, and q. s. Eppesson, Of Kansas
City, we're before the house committee
on agriculture today 10 defend the use
OF cotton seed oil IN the Darufsctufe Of
lard. The featare Of sbe proceedings
Vas the charge by the chairman of tie
oommissee that the Standard Oil Com
pany Transported cotton seed oil north
10 the ssIDe tanks 10 whi,h they senc
coal oil south. The Witnesses admitted
that that vs1id stoii the oil for lard
rorposss, bu: conteoded thst ste oil %
carried vas not used by manufacturers.
The Vallejo Disaster.
Vailed. Gal, Marsh 2.-Kane and
Lanney we're buried today. Tee pro-
cess OF raising the steamer confines.
The body Of tie man thst Engineers
Wallace and Bof.on tried TO release
from usces the CD ain e7x vas fooud TO
dsy. Hsa name 10 Pspavitcb. He vas
q Greek, and worked a, seiby's Levess.
His m oshsr and sister are iiviea 10 Coa-
s,ass.nspis. HIS name has MT yss 40
peared 10 sry lsss Of tnoss lost, acd II u
saptssed thai others not nov known
viii yes be focnd.
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Ia she aasAs ct rsateatees.

wsssIssros, Nsrcs 4 The con5tfson .
yirs PsessAsns Pssxg Of fhs Catsn Pssic
saassosd. 10 maeA improved today.
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asB Fa1xsfsco. nErsA 2s-Tas Celness n
TIE steamship san Pablo va teen ys.ssd tn
cs.arss of ssaSt % misssors aad Uin b
c-Ese "A 20 d<rt afxf Nsrdsy
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Mosov, MsreA 1-Ths 0zzFts leovern-
nest organ ssys tsst Torssy viii ascles
Princs ferdinand . ssaypsr 10 Bulgaria. ssd
sin istsFfsse via military farce 10 essahii-h
. states tsxre 10 sccssdsne. with ss@ Bsrsts
,seSfy either sa reeesviag q msasase fraD all
tn so-sxs o. 0 cate bissche fran Ku0aA.
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%. Geo. \. REIGN,
nCULIsT, AuhSiT, LAKrS0osCOPISf
having rssurn-d from his trip 70 ito East
ss1 Eufop., viii te pleased 70 meet bis former
pstsens and 5shsrs a.<iripe bis servicss, az nis
IRA ef ossce, u the feslsr-Lrsry Block, Seattle
w r. E<aAspcs cor tsnfIt sud Marion. r57dv
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osxA1LY HxAodKDAlKD.

PHILADELPHIA. March 2. - General
Superintendent SseiasYd OF the Bead
ing company aid this afternoon tha;
the seporss from the west telling about
the handreds Of dischsraed Reading
Railroad engineers taking tie places Of
the strikers on ibe Darlington road
ssre greatly exaggerated. Referring to
the records. Sseisasd found that the
entire number Of locomotive engineers
vho left the service OF the PhiiadeIphis
and Rsacirg company dariBg the re-
cent labor disturbance vas ll9. Road
Foreman Coeson and Master Mechanic
Vernon both declared thst not more
than 20 brotheshooA engine eers we're
employed BY tie Reading company
Dung the strike.
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CsnaAiau Rssinases.


OTTAWA, Ont March 3-rhe estimates
TIE asrai yes sabnitted today ax tie 20
- n 20 - vosed st 81 30 CO.
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rhisese Immirrssion Ressiusiss.

wAszIsorox, Marc 2.--Tha house Of CEN
rnoss oa faresss sdklrs yesterday aug hosissd .
iavosabIs report on tbe Morrow resolution re.
Que-tioa he prssident TO cenmusiests 20 ne
hoase ~sat st>pt. n any, have ben t.ksn In
tne direc;iSn o. treaty stlp aistisn 90 osheFvts-
70 prsveos the ooBsinuss ranis s-ssisn Of CHI
p.se iasorers ia,o the Uni.ei states po.vi' b.
sssndios tpe proyislO1s Of the isessy Of 1850.
s1speo1inS sscs iEu mig alton.
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Ross. March 2.-ldytess from Msssovsh
o., that Chief DeBsd and bis fello~ers. sho
hitherto Lsss been Ioverfsi sllies Of tbs
Italian forces have ceseried 10 the enemy
taking With the0 the aru,s and equiPmen
ssth vhca Italians lad sappl.ej them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

- proessious . ~ intslliscn1 suGxacss a
~ Amsrioan psopiAs
~ pAsseorn 90 wanlnuulv aaocosa
With roo1l,g chocra IN ~. Wacosr,on
announced chaf ~ ccmmic1sp ~ apnrovud
and requaesd ~ pnnunxs without d-fsouru1on
q ehrss ru.olooi1nA Ihe91rue Wos ~ b.
Hon. ". Z 9coot md ds1lnndsd ~ imme
diH>s panage q ~ BIN now pending q to
hOnss q pprsssnen1ivoa Or ~ rsdoc<ion u
rsvsnua Chssr and cheer came iron ~
andisnc& and 4 We unanimously a1ooo,d.
mr. Lehman. a love. offered ND ~ Con-
vsneion adopted. : resolution declaring Sor
he admission q Wanhing3on. Dakota. Mon
tann and New Mexico Into ~ union.
On motion Il Abhse. AZ New jersey. ths
following resolution W. adopesd
"RkaoLvED. That W expres our syn
pathy with the struggling people q nations
IN THAR etforts 70 npcuro for themnslvos In
the western world the h1eesinGs az ell gov
ernnent and civii and religious liberty, ana
wc especially declare our sympathy With the
efforts u tho<s notlc patriots who. led BY
GLADSTONE aud PArncil. arc conducting 70
grand and p~eacsfui : contest Tor homo ruls in
Ireland
yr. Baker. q Ohio. anksd unanimous con-
srnt - = delegate fron The state which loved
and honored Thomas A. Hendricks % present
and have adopted . SERIES o. resolutions q
respect % the late vice president and % ~
grct at bis death. Ths resolutions were
adopted BY : rising vote ard Hendrick,s
name va cheered-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

A. #. Lefler il At home this week.
Constable Dove has been shaking with
chilIs.
Lawyer Simmons made . trip 10
French Lick last Sunday.
Miss Lucy Cox has returned from
Mitchell where she has been attending
school.
James A. Moore was home on : visit
last Sunday. He said be was going 10
Kellerville. but l will bet . hen coop 70
. cent that ne did not pass the widows.
Messrs. Mel. N. and Frank s. got their
fortunes told ; they don't seem 90 down
In The mouth since. Frank says the pref
tiest girl be knows goes 70 church with
out an escort Never mind, Frank, che
may change her notion yet.
w. II. H. Morgan got on : tear last
week ana cursed Out lawyer because be
would not take . case for him. Frank
says he Is not compelled to prosecute
lawsuits unless il suits him. thought
that : lawyer Val forced to take money
when be could get IL.
Born to Ritter and Idle Crowder,
last Saturday night, Z big girl. and lie .
Crowder, too. Ritter Is quite peart con-
sidering.
Mr.. Noah Cox and wife went to Green
county last week TO visit relatives
Money matters are close, but We can't
quite reach the money though.
Frank i going to have On opportunity
Of defending . suit for himself in : short
time. Dock NOlea IL going 10 take 3
warehouse lien on Franks spokes for
three cents that Frank owes the NoIes
family. Dock, John and Bill Noles are
rough carpenters; they make spokes,
slaves aud cross-ties-
Squire Jacobs j. all right. You may
ask him any question, or tell him any
thing, and be invariably says You bet.
Two Of our young men. both or ex.
I~cellent families, stopped IN K~o1lerviIle
on the Sd mat Rnm0r says while Ar.
lThimbling went 9 get : quart Of beer
for The boys, The married man took eight
plugs Of tobacco. Let me say right here.
IL this 10 true, my advice 10 the young
Imam IL never drink another drop, be-
cause you are honest when you are
sober.
The Baptist church q otringtown was
split middle in Two q their last meeting.
Brothes HARRISON preferred charges
against Peter Chasteen, willard and
Elder James W. Evans for drunkenness,
and Deacon PHILIPPE for whipping BIZ
wife and boy. The church ID 10 . bad
pickle. but when : church Il controlled
BY lie worst members, We may expect
trouble.
ZrrY Cook.