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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08
ROW rs KENT
Republicans Clnintiaa More Than
Democrats Eoncede.


Democrats Goncsde.
special CORRESPONDENTS OF Every stanias
DoyEu, Nov. I'll a. m.--The ccuns 10
East Dover hundred Is completed and
shows in average Republican maj 3rlty in
The hundred OF $50, Il. d learned, r., is
elected assessor over Samuel Hu'nal, but j
Faux a lee Il ID defeated by Clayton W.
Fisher, D., Tor Inspector fuc the ~ dtstrict
Ara nsf.apfas seS'rri.-, - .. ma -
.55 eGt ran nea 5u4 bi4 tiet4t.
RI Napnhletu5 arc iLgiAut and are
elai@llE everything, b1t shs nnoerRts
I will NOT conGeae nsm me county, as Little
4 Greek, Keutdp West Dover, puck Greek,
4 MisptlEion and South Murd rkill give Dem.
oeraiiu ms 1rlti5g, hut wharher large
/ enough to uyt roalancetne larger Republican
melottttes 10 EIst Dover, North MutdarkilI
and Milford remains 10 be seen. The read
1 ing our IN the 81 district occupied the cleo
ton oflfee-s until Ia M,
L..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08
IN ENGLAND.
General EEarris0n's supposed Elec
tiOn ArOuses NO tnteFest.
Assnaintr,t tresA ius,,a.iaI nv y 4. ,t,tn yyt.hA

LONDON, Nov, 7.-General Harrison's
Victory has caused no excitement Ia diplo-
matte circles as 1t was expected, The
public show no Interest In the election.
Lord Salisbury, Mr. Gladstone and MIR.
Balfour had made ARRANGEMENTS to obtain
at the earliest moment bulletins OF the re-
turns OF the election. Mr.. Phelps, the
American minister, says he hopes that the
returns from Michigan and Ohio will turn
the tide.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08

Bsrlniaan plurallfY ...............I
aala..y ct III.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08

Indications at 10 p. m. point TO heavy
Democratic gains In every part OF the
state. The vota is the largest ever cast
in the state--preoably $50, 900 Retains
from half the city of st. Paul are in indi-
eating plurality of over 3, 900 for Oleve'
land against q plurality Of !, 200 for
Blaine in 1884
Returns from IL towns in Minnesota
give Cleveland 1,324; Morrison, 1851.
All Indications point to the election OF
Snyder, Republican, TO Congress- in the
Fourth district over Rice, Democrat, the
present incumbent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08

Indications point to Oleveland's ma
jority in Mississippi at from 80 600 to
40 GEO. Il will not be under these figures
and may exceed them The Democrats,
according to latest kilograms, elect all
their congressman.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08
pAosBoHo HusDRED.

sDFcssl d 30at nj k7FIy aVsl log
GEoRe1TowN, Nov 6-Dagsboro hun.
dred gives the Republican electors l0s
nsiorily; Tree. for Congress, 95, Repub-
liesn representatives, SO; Il publican levy
court, 100 Ia 1884 DssaDoro hundred
gave au aveta4e Dim ocrstic majority OF
laO.--ED, Il. Il
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08

The vote In Maize is larger than II was
expected to be, and from present indica'
tons Harrisou's plurality will be betwsen
%, 600 and "a 900, which Is considerably
larger than that secured by Blaine in
1894
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08

The returns from the State are very
slow in coming in, but the Indications are
that the Cleveland electors in Missouri
have a plurality of 10000. Tnis esgi-
mate is based on returns from 81 coun.
ties OF Id.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08

can Representatives. 10, the Republican
sherir Al and Republican levy court eau
didates, "a In 1854 Gumboro hundred
gave an aeersge Democratic majority Of
IS. --FD. e. E
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10
4 NARROW CSC APE.

An Entire Family Chloroformed ~
burglars. who Saturated the hsuss |
with Kero~ere. Evidently Intending 70
Burn IL ~ Discovered q Their Work.
READING. Pa, Aug. 2--The family q
Maberry Heffner had narrow ESCAPE
from death and cremation Monday night.
The police found hi, house on Nicholson
street saturated with coal oil from top 70
bottom Every thing had been turned
topsy- turvy and apparently ransacked by
thieves. The family were al under the
influence OF chloroform. They we're
aroused with great difficulty. search
through the house showed that the thieves
had stolen q watch and sixty dollars.
The family knew nothing of what went on
In the house during the night They rs-
tired as usual. and until aroused by the
police knew nothing more. The police
believe that the thieves either intended TO
hide the crime by setting the house on IRE
and were frightened away. or that they
prepared the house for the TORCH intend
ing 10 IRE Il only in case anv Of the FAM
iIv died from the effects Of the chioro-
form. Henner had charge Of = large
coal ONCE. and the thieves probably Be-
lieved that he had large amount q
money in the house. They used enour
chloroform 20 kill twenty men, No o1s
has been arrested
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10

M Condition of the National Ftnsnces. -
shown 81 the Monthly statement % the
Treasury Department
WAsurx0rox. Aug. 2.-The reduction II
the public debt during July was - lSs.se-
The total debt now. less cash In the treas-
urv. Il s.. 1871. Al. s5s. aud Of this amount
q Ola as.ll2 Il interest-bearing debt
The net cash or actual surplus 10 the treas
urv = S1O6. $40, SIS. or three million dollars
more than one month ago. The treasury
gold fund aggregates &ieA'&9S ON
about = million dollars more han .
month ago, and he silver fund balance =
80. III. sl6. million dollars less than %
July 1. The stock Of silver dollars pa
increased about two millions during IN
past month. and the treasury now nosa
$245. 20, 7s5 worth Of them.
| Government receipts from All source
| during July aggregate 81, 2oa,p assin-
l <3O.sll, ST. In July 1857.
/ Customs receipts were <ls.ss.s~
| million more than in July. 1851; while ~
ternal revenue receipts were @-s,' 81
! few hundred thousand less than In July
I year ago. 80.
Expenditures for the month were -
III. ls2 against SIS, l3is2s in July 49,
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naA Suicide - . vieeim % ssrsng nssnk
Separated from nsts Family and O,.,.
eome ~ psspslr Ne Ends ssls Ilfe MIN
Morphtne.
PARKERsBun0, w. Va, Aug. 2-The ia.
tails Of the suicide * John u. Conrd.n. (.
miidle-ag~d man with q charming MI.
and two bright little boys Of eight ana ~
years, present both sad and sensations,
features. Congdon was m expert print.
Or. Strong drink got the better n hlm
and for years he 50 abused his wife nn1
family that they left him. When IA A ra,a
he often threatened 10 kill them. So ~,
on SUNDAY, when he came 20 his Wis.,.
people and asked for his family. th.v
were afraid 10 60 to him. and his wife ~
fused 70 let either II the boys leave II,
eight. A man named james Hicicr ,oo,
Mrs. Congdon and the boys % his house
near this city. Mr.. cong,lon cana
10 the door and pleaded 10 80
his wife. He said he was going
TO kill himself. aud could not dls
without seeing her. She was unrelentlnr.
and he went 10 neighbours for the night.
The next day he tried 10 see his family.
but failing, gave away his revolver. which
| was concealed about him. and went %
bed, slowly to die by eating morphine.
4 His little boys went 10 see him, aud while
! In the room he tried to force them 70 take
/ morphine, telling them he was going q
| die and wanted them 20 die with him. fIs
did not sncceed, and the little ones ef,
After that no one was allowed 20 come
near him. and for hours he took snail
doxes of morphine until he died.
He left several letters behind 70 bis
wits and others. Those 20 his wife were
full Of affection and pleadings' for for
0fveness.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10

4 Retired Chlcago na1ooa-k eeper aesos
ESis wife ~ Death snd Then Ead> uts
Owa Lite ~ tsangtng-Th~ Motive Inc
the Horrible Deed Mystsry.
CnscAoo. July Si.-A horrible double
tragedy was uncarthed shortly before
midnight by Officers Of the Desplaines
street station. On the second noor %
No. $50 south Sangamon street lay the
bodies OF Henry Hush. . retired snioon-
keeper. and his wife. Roth were past
middle age, and we're looked upon BY
their neighbors rs a particularly happy
couple. They were last seen Saturday
evening sitting on the fr"nt stoop. and 70
all appearances as pleasantly disposed
towards each other ~ could be mtginei.
sunday morning the newsboy LETT tho
paper and the milkman the days supply
| 81 milk. Lying neglected ~ the back
| door Of the fiat these objects first
I attracted the attention OF the
1 neighbors. Finally the attention OF the
4 police was brought "a the m ysterious cir.
| cumstanccs. and officers forced an en-
| trance 70 the house. Officers Hartford
and Daley broke open the front bedroom
door and sickening sight met theiI
view. In the aicove Of the bedroom. ~
ing In pool OF blood. lay the body o.
Mrs. Hush, clad In = night dress. Pro.
ceeding 10 tho next room the officers per-
ceived 4 rope tied over the top Of the doc
frame. A vigorous push at the door ans
Il burst open. and the body OF Hush was
found hanging suspended. the feet al
most touching the door. Near by shee
o. newspaper daubed with blood and
butchers knife suggested the story Of tn
double tragedy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10

Recent Events May Make : Change ~ the
Positions and Relations of some OF s"e
Factors In European Politics.
roxpox. July si.-The recent overtures
made by italy TO France, 10 reopen nego-
tiations looking toward the conclusion OF
a commercial treaty between the king
dom and the republic are very signin-
can't in view OF the late attempt OF King
John OF Ably ssinia to secure the friendship
AZ Russia. The latest drift OF con-
tinensal relations tend toward tne
advancement OF Russia and France
because Of the vAcillating policy OF
the latter country and the growing pehet
AZ the former that her desires ana am
lisions may be achieved without the a..
sistnnce or even the moral support ~
France. Italy, having become one o. ING
| rriple Alliance, can not reasonably iovN
/ so,rard Russia for favors, and naturally
turns "a France To help her out In her hea
ssa complications. while King John, hAv-
10 vainlv endeavored 70 interest,"
Fr.nce ~ his behalf during hia
.,rn~cle 70 prevent France from
.eiring his most valuable port ano
rorsicuous territory, now fawns upon hus'
81. Continental politicians are IN ns
49, chsrv Of expressing tho opinion tina
france has delayed too long - ets-.
ss~cnt 20 An alliance with Russia, wnic'
every pody knew long ago, IS well - y
known now. was especially desired by IN
republic. but which French states tate.
men hoped to delay long enough % orin'
. about some manifestation on the part 7
Russia making il appear that the compsc
80 sought by the Car. The time m
gone By when such An alliance can pre- =
sent advantages 20 Russia warrAns'ns =
E turning her back upon Germany sbso
: luteIy. and the present effort Of Italy
: .rrive a 4 more definite understand
inc commercially and incident
: Ally. in other ways ~
:. France. viii doubtless DO successfu
!. Mennwhile the curiosity Of the continef
! has been excited By the new move |
i Eipe John. particularly in view Of q
notice given By Italy Of her perma me-
occupation Of Massowah. 70 observe wn
= degree OF assistance, II any, the Gar ~
'e rive 10 the Abyssinian monarch 70 ave
further seizures in his dominions-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10

p,se.urs cling Reports From ~. 49, w..
CountIes-- ne Hot winds sasa
F.IrIy burned tho Corn In the F'e''
Arcursox, Kan. Aug. There -
conrseine corn reports from the vs's',
mart q the state. There y nesa
rain rain. but the worst news !. -
hot winds have been Do ~.
since saturday, doing great -
800 "a the corn. which Il Just w y;
~ ~ bloom Il A citizen o. Glen Eide, a.: =,
miles vcst OF here, said % the 80
Press correspondent inst on sunas. Il y.
Thermometer stood - IN ne sn.. ~ NV u,
eleven o'clock until ave. and thai VI ~
wind fairly burnt the corn Ins ~. ~,
man travelled ON the Kansas fsc,nc Il,
Yesterday from solomon City % 49, M
ana saw but half dozen promising ma ara
/ vest Of Abilene. He says rains ~ Il
cessation Of the hot winds might 49, 49, I.
lsse crop, but the early plant y ~. ~,
Similar reports come from the Af1''''
valley.
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CrxcrxxArr. Aug DIR. hrne, ,a
senbaurer. professor o. se ~ I u
heidelberg University. = ners ., ~ u
after : visit Of scien tine inspn Pr|
natural eas wells Of Findlsy, wv
Weissenbaurer says he found sn - r,d1
a me gas well country gresus -
Estimated, and that undernes.n sn' ,sv
81 Findlay. q . great dep.n .n,r
n mighty cavern allied with , n'snss
nsmmable gas under vsrv I'D
pressure. He connected some w., VIZ A
cate telephones with steel roa, ~ veil
the earth through the SHAFT 2, ~ hssrd
! distance far below It. he mrsul
boiling II che rocks plainly see &C. MAJ 4
bv CRACKING sounds. He iouu sas.th
distance Of only one mile 0 gnser I'd
great gas cavity which 'ies !, nsr siurs
is~ 4 are vas raging q temp .ssn.
4 "a degrees. The professor NV Il
ss,rt an early catastrophe not 0h''
sible but probable.
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49,. s.pste. on the ID ri the close o.
I - business Senator Sherman
1 - 81 take M the Fisheries treaty.
ssrssor Beck opposed the motion on .ne
.s.-rd that there should be some rme
ss.v-,,sd ~ The calendar. The motion va
carried By : party vote OF = q = 81 -.
senator Riddleberger addressed 'ne Ss -.
ate IN opposition to the ratin'stion Z, ~
ltreaty.......I In the House. the uen s..scc
6ciency bill was under con ss. - .;,,,e
nearly all day, the remainde. y 80 II
49, sssitnde Of the Republican and DEM
crrstic parties toward pensions anu pm
-w.voR CooPER. OF New York. s.ars-
- 49, paris ON the ID. He Will MAKE
sour az France and Germany.
r., Cologne Gazette, OF the -, .' ~,
: a-,,,s she statement that Emperor viii
. 49, iii meet Queen Victoria at BADEN
September 90 .-,. "a Huu.
49, decided, on the ID, 20 suspend M
! trial by Jury Of Anarchists TOT one -.
. s-c.rrAry Villas was before the SEN
ate committee on Indian anairs, 2. 49,
q ~. ana spoke In advocacy o. me o.'l Z,
i Publishing . court for the ad1u1'c~rv ,r
Indian depreciation claims 70 y -s n
? - the Indian Depreciation oo.''
Hns Arvrxp HAND, Presiding Judge 2
o. ..Ssw.nna County, was, on the - ~
!, -.snsea ~ Governor Beaver Of fennsyA
Or xsr,s - the successor Of Judge Irunke'
- ~ the Supreme Court bencn.
On a COUPLE Or boys named 0oiden, ~
% - ana twelve years, living n Esst q
Woires. IA. went out on the Rock isisn
Du s-~-r .hout seven miles west q ~
Z. 49,. ~ The I'd, and tried 70 wreck
.. train bv placing distractions on -
ne n. ny the entire business portion
~ a u Norfolk, Va. was destroys
'or by frc ON the lat 80 :,
III, crosxRA In Annoy, China seems LOT y
rd- present 10 be held in check, but 2. ~.
ing CHOW 4 a reported that aOv deaths -
occurred IL the last sixty days ,-
Get a rELKoRAx from Wakamoto. ssPs
Db- dated July Is. says the volcano Y. !.
Iwabassi suddenly burst into Ac.'v y. - :
ito. Il ! abort time ffty.six houses IN ~
ant ...,,ra were destroyed. A telegram !
ist- .s,vsd an The 18th says that the erupti
and s.su Continued. with great destruci'
"a los Of life. About four hunas
app s,.~.onx ana thirty houses In Q Wills
hing rs~,,.5 mia were buried under the %
With .rd ashes thrown out BY the voica'
ng. A,,,ocv those buried we're some nfts
reed vtsisors ~ the hot springs ID the nell
Gus, horhood.
inal NJ orscrrxxp interest and renewed n
-. heen awakened Ia the fate of
and sssn,ev by the recent arrival q zanzi
nar- ~ two messengers bringing more den'
The 800 q the intrepid African expio
pre- shsn ms been received TOT Hear''
Ne rear.
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a...~ =. shc ..th Afler reception Of
- 49, srx,r, coomittccs> the body pro-
$1,000 Al thc consideration q ne f<heres
'r~a,x. ana Mr. Sau'scor< addressed ~ ~.
~ n, favor Of ~ ratifcAton, Aurr ~nN. ~.
~s.,cr vent over without action ana sne
49, c,v,, Appropriation bin MAS taken up
80 .r<oc,e.. the remainder % the day. during
~e,eh ans. three pages were gone over. ~
~. .r,...s ~ s<<~ion WAS devoted almost e.
.,....s-,x ~ the consideration 81 bills On the
cr,xate calendar. the Army Appropr'st'oe.
| XII, wa< reported from The committee On MI
sary aaairs ana referred % conm'''ee ~ -
~ ~. senate. on the 18th. nearly the entire
| a. ~as taken up in the further ecnsinsFa.,on
n the sundry Civil Approprtsuons 'HH
.,,r, AZ anal action was almost reAensu.
| sns the oil went over until nonose- 49,
House Joint resolution CONTINUING tne wmrs
rary provision for the expenses o. w -,
sn,r< previously set apart Vas consumed ~
| -,- ,.,.~,nr resolutions referred 70 tao commit'
~. -, ,,r,rs,nr authorizing the printing OF pun
| - t,.,,ment< a large number OF which ~crs
ras<rd. The bill TO provice TOT fos posi- 1.
eu,ldsnr<, and The General Deficiency o'n ~ a
} considered on committee o. tns $500. ~.
| p.xson. Of Illinois made speech CHARGING ~
rrSrcnssbsiisy for Immigrant legislation upo'
sn~ Democratie party. which had thus suo>'
| $3.50 f,rfx-<<ven railroads before inc 10
! c.olican party came into power.
II inc ssnA.s, - 80. - srrus "a conside,
ton q INC eAS $50 .c,r,rr,.s,on bill A
ne tne sua- .s.-sa 80 ~ nowen. looking Z
1 ne survey. location and reservation o. rise
vosr sites TOT uskss's w - ionr d,scussso
rigasion prooien ". 49, -,,ncr, s,rishinr Il
ana the sen.ee .sr''~. -. General percicn.
@ bin. IN tne no.. r.. 49, u committee
n bill vas unae. =. 49, 49, mt the commit
Z the wnoie -, ,'-...- ~. h,,l uufinished II
finally roe. $500. - -. uc.sr ~ chang
: hour OF meeting q sns .,.s,
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Inn
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Tine IA
locomotive On the Philadelphia s,s.,r
ing railroad attached 20 W. 's',ca,a !
Nil accommodation train ex,',ct 4
night, shortly after eleven o'c as.;on.
Ninth ana Columbia Avenue stain a ,niu
no she engineer and fireman AM ' AZ
Az Az passengers. The killed ar ':,o =
Pond, engineer. and Peter ssmes ,
man. Injured: Charles kvan . spi
| Sjeo. 4. vanvert, + \. Deven ny.,,red 4
| cr;~pin. Ryan was terribly ou NJ mi
she fsre. hands and legs ana VA o
80 serious. H was removsr ger
ncscital. The other four p ssssss Il
70 20 their homes
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fur Mutual Bench Ice Company's
stable. AZ No. l25 West Thirteenth street
New York. was burned on the Sise
Thirty horses were incinerated- lotai
Trr Car will meet the shah Of Persia
at Baku during the month OF septem-
| Der.
| sentative Randall had been greatly oene-
6fed BY his removal 70 wayne
x Youxo man, named Peter swaeArt
- struck by lightning. on the soth. q
~ paul- Mimi. and instantly killed
II vns reported from GuatemaIa on
80 1Oth. that the decree abohshAng
| ths IONA Libra at Livingston and Santo
| Tomas hnd created much consternatlou-
..d Z large delegation Of the principal
merchants and foreign consuis had start
. "a for the capital 70 endeavor 70 have tne
, decree annuled-
NJ CrrvrLAxp and her mother took
al IN the lake at Marion, Mass, on tns
sosh With their host and some invi'ee
friends.
THE arst bale Of cotton was received 8
y Mobile, Ala. on the S0tn- ~ cl1,ss'
. strictly middling. and was tne earns
i drst bale Of any season since tne 80
9, Tur race for the Stewards Cup, wnic
was run - 49,. n,.r,.rrk secord
Dr. 5lst was Won ~ 49,
!. The Snrer, tn mr.. po.,m.sser- Gener,
% Iuk Ts., T.nont. reach<
3. Dickinson anu So'y go. e-n,rg excursas
Of Wasnneeon l.y = 80,
al On -. cs',~x - Errors and Appeals
~ ~ov1' - a~r,sd he copstit
Trenton 80, 0,s,on license a
e uonahsy y 80
u on tne sis.- r,-,,~. called on I
- Csos' 80 sist- accompanied
a. 1-i.n snd Secretary Bayal
- Sushce us--s .,out afteen minutes.
Iney rem- r-s,.h naval ofYicer y
a rnohS -, ~ ths arst on I
sa- aresteo
in cnsrse = 90 \, Texas. had
b, SkSAvr - -. hundred dollars
,w. pockss - ..,.ttev vas reported to
l.e- 49, h,,t ~ clew to the thief had b
the police Dut ~ go
iounu up !. 80 - rsschinr Rome, +
The ..r.,a.-. a., vssit fhe Pope It
lille reror s.sc-s goiny u the ouirinal.
i II Vatican oeLos. 1919 - ~. Western Un
~ fRksIDksr v 80 subscribed S
ohm Leisels M c-sssc,...s,c cam paign fund.
n = ~ y w 49,. 80 declared himself
- !" -. -~.~Iection Of Presid
tnvor
u u.cxLrx. Of the firm
80 us.r,s~ y Hume. q Muskegou, ~
ns who rece ,,s1.s x a. which plans are
80 2 puono 100 .notief donation
~, ~ "a ooo with which % purcl
~ go 80 49, ,sbrsrv.
the IT,. T.s W Womsn's League Of washing
NTH. <ss.- -. romuloint to the Postmas
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49,, o,s.s Complaint Against the Sew
YORK Central and Grand Trunk
f.mc.co. Ill. Aug. 1.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission, IN session 49, s.'
Yesterday, took up one Of the mcst -.
portant cases that has yet been oross 49,
up before that body. y = the case . 80
Detroit Board OF Trade and the Me'en".
and Manufacturers' AssociA.ivn "a
the New York Central. Grand rum 49,
west Shore Railways AL 'ne %
bsrs OF the commission we're pes'a-
The complaint - neneu ~
NJ. w. Flynn, President 49,
Hoard Of Trade. and D. d. Ihorp, q ~
Merchants - and Manufacturers Excn,ns..
rhe counsel for complainants are Aou..
n RAYMOND and Alfred kusseh' ccuns1
| eor attendants: Ashley Pond ana 49,
RUSSELL. The testimony 70 the case = i
tremely voluminous- The complain. !,
that for : long time the mercnsn.s NJ Z.
business men Of Detroit have sunerec u
oniust discrimination n favor ~ ~
600 n the hands Of the roads nsmeu
n dong this the raiiroaos ~
violated sections and
she Interstate Commerce scI -
we're amenable - prescribed ~ sect.on .
4 ana Is x the oct. The compliance ~.
specifvlnr the particulars Of the discr'n
nation alleged, stated that the 1 ~
Trunk- New York Central and West Sn'.'
rosds form = through trunk line ~
rhicaro 70 New York and the Esss =
sh.t ,heir profitx on that class % ous,ne
u divided proportionately among ne
70 rnit rafs Vas the rate between mic
- ana New York. or al the points n
80 she New York rate. The Detroit pe
NE claim that their proportion should n =
! ssvceed seventy per cent Of this unit ~
rnder the long and short hani.
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The Ingenuity Of some scnooa
children in getting over the knotty
questions propoundcd 70 them In the
recent examinations was surprising
according to the stories the teachers
tell. One boy in school scratched ms
head for long time before attempting
20 compare the animals q NORTH
America with those Of Europe" =
| lat. IN his desire 70 say something n
vote: ..Thc animals Of North Amer
ica are moi ~ large = those Of Europe
but they get there just the same =
NtUark Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10

rs great eclipse stake O t.p' ~
-, - s.ndown Park. England 90 -
s-,h. ~ Orbit; ossory second anu -
lev third
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10

rur cnuadian Pacific Hallway v
r.rv viii buy the Southeastern raas~as
s,.sr and shorten the distance fro"
:, u~.cin he 70 s. Johns, y. Is
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10

~ po~t-ofIce at Atlantic City, =. =:
Vas entered BY burglars on tne n's !, soo
the slst. the safe blown "nen, 49, -.
in two-cent stamps and ~" IN o~'A
stolen therefrom.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10

nsxvIrr cAMPBELI- the drAmAuss, ~no
"a ar some time been confined IN An
.sx,um for the insane At Nidd'etown. >
S,ea- on the soth. Of general psrcsis
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10

f-osxx,rus Y ASpksBtLr and his FANNY, w,
.,-s,stin~ o. wife. four sons ana ~
Ss.yh,ers. arrived in New YORK. ITO"
Fnronc. ON the 18th