The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-09

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bio course OF Lord sackvillc the british
Minister. In the present embarrassino
state OF affairs. IL was thought the
move most agreeable 10 him would be
immediate departure from washington,
but gentleman IN position TO know said
yesterday afternoon that he did not think
Lord aackyillo would be IN any hurry "a
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ment determines to sustain him lie will
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WILL INCIDENT
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The Star has thu
following:
Within about two weeks an American lady
will BE- the mistress OF the British Legation AZ
Washington. This 4 an interesting and Curl
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No bu.incss ~ 40 40 ana hss hsen annshed for
n but thar does mot AFFECT the fact that the
British do desire Mr.. clevcland's reelection.
do not see why Minister Vests letter should
have caused any surprise, except his being 50
indiscreet rs 70 write " there was no new
ulse'osure - sne eApsesslon y n.s''n . Sn
psn Nm sae IA s.",,sn p .',.oca,es M
r sr1r,cct,on 81 M cleveland. They make no
attempt 70 conceal their preference for him.
aid their desire for some one IN me Mni,s
House VINO VIII carry 'o' me po''es ~ ~ -
down.
The action o. me resident u sum .,,n =,
notIy'nx ,ora ss' :. 80 nm n,,a,sn sinister
sn- 4. :. so.,sss ~ hearty eruisas,on among
~ nsmocrass' The Prcsident's party friends
maintain that he has turned the afIair 70 great
political account, and that his notice % the
British Minister makes sure the support Of me
Irish-Amerieans.
PERRY BELNoSr's VIEWS.
WARRINGTON. Nov. 1.-Mr. Belmont.
chairman Of the House committee on for
eign affairs, who was In Washington yes
terday, was asked his views on the Sack
Vile incident He thought Secretary
Bayard's statement 70 the President LETT
little more to be said. But" he added.
II sincerely trust this will be the last
time that our relations with other gov
ernmcnts will be made an issue IL pres
idential canvass. No political party
ought TO DO blind TO the injury which
must thus result TO the position 81 the
United States abroad. the Interests Of
the United states are greater anu more
important than those of any party"
GOOD APPOINTMENT
WASHINGTON, Nov. Tue joint Con-
grcssional committee 70 investigate the
tunnel frauds has selected Colonel