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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-16
LATE NEWS ITEMS

..
In the Senate on the Sth : petition
bearing one hundred and twenty thousand
signatures from thirty-three States and
Territories against the admission of-Utah
TO Statehood % long IS its people are
under Mormon rule was received and
referred The Dependent Pension bill
was then taken up. and after several
amendments had been discussed and
rejected. the bill was passed
yeas. A: mays. 16.----Tn the House the
bill appropr ating 5000 for the purchase
OF the swords Of the late General Shields
was passed- Several bills Of no general
interest were called up and referred, and
the House adjourned
MAYOR HEWITT Of New York claims 70
have received = great many letters com
mending and not one condsmning his re-
fusal TO review the parade Of the Irish 80
cieties on st. Patrick's Day.
The police Of Norfolk. Va arrested =
gang Of i've counterfeiters on the eth
Who had flooded that city with counter
felt silver dollars. The pieces are thicker
thai the genuine. but lighter.
WILLIAM BKAURr's large powder mills
in Trout Run Valley. two miles north Of
Shamokin. Pa, were blown TO atoms on
the sth and several dry houses were con-
sumed By fire. The mountain was hired
BY the explosion and tremendous forest
fires were kindled-
+. H.. ToxLIS son, cashier Of the Brad
ford (Pa-) National Bank. died q three
O'Clock on the afternoon Of the sth from
| the effects or the pistol-shot fired BY Geo
A. Kimbali. Who attempted 90 rob the
bank on the 9Th.
AnEEIcus Assembly No. 5l8. Knights
Of Labor (railroaders). at their meeting
ON ths evening Of the Sth. adopted reso-
Iutions indorsing the action Of the Broth
erhood Of Locomotive Engineers on the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy road. and
pltdxinx them support. and also urging
| upon ali true knights 20 remain away
FROM that road
1nE board of for the Ohio
| prison on tho sth paroled John Fasnet
the notorious baIIot-box stuffer Of CIncin-
| natl.
THE disappearance Of Allen O. Myers
from coiumbus. o., caused the postpone
| ment Of the tally sheet trial AGAIN on the
sth- II - thought he has been frightened
away BY rumor that he was 10 Be arrest.
| "a for contempt Of court.
Tnx Crown Prince, on learning Of the
severe illness Of his father on the sth. de-
termined. despite the opposition Of the
| German doctors. 20 repair 70 Berlin.
DURING the hour on the evening Of the
sfh when che old Kaiser was thought %
be dying divine services were being held
IN the palace. attended BY the royal fam.
Nv aud court dignitarica The crowd out
side joined in the prayers
The fate a she Emperor Of Germany
and bis afflicted son has had b effect o.
alnsying the National hatred OF the
French. and ~eneendsrsd : fssling q pro-
found sympathy.
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70. stirred sp by AN Att~..~.
u snk ~skobbrry > Mlrderom~ Sh....--
aud the Suicide ~ tRe VA .Itsxr w..,.
nr 1tosber The Man Thought a. 49,.
neen Crazy Rather than f~ns-nu. 49,
Cstminal-eti< Victims IN = Critical a..
Hilton.
BRADFoRp. Pa. March IA stran,s,
wearing a mask entered the Nations,
Bank about eisvcn o'clock yesterday mor,'
ing for the purpose OF robbery. cashla,
Toni inson stepped forward 20 the conn,.r
when the stranger drcw q revolver ma
hot Tomiinson In tho groin. Attfacted
by the pistol shot. about three thousand
people quickly gathered. and ~iearnins Z,
the shooting, started N pursuit IL thu N.
faliant, who vas making his esran.
After running about a block, the STRANGER
fired a second shot 1t a butcher named
Il sch. tho ball taking effect in hs ~,
side. The stranger then threw away NJ
mask and a ruhbs ~ coat he haa
been wearing. AMI continued ~
flight. Men mounted on horses rnye
chase. and gained rapidly on The
fugitive. The latter, seeing that escapa
was hopeless turned his pistol upon him.
self and sent a bullet crashing through
his brain. dying instantly. The crowd
were 50 infuriated hat they would Ger.
tainly have lynched him II they had
caught him alive. The mans name Il
said to be K.mbali, but that is all tha. i
known Of him at present. Cashier Tom.
linson's condition IL considered critical
Doctors are probing for the balls in both
him aud in Bisch. The latter is not
seriously wounded. Bank officials refass
TO give any information just now a. to
what transpired in the bank before the
shooting.
1t is now said that Kimball was crazy
and had no intention OF robbing the bank
when he entered II. He had stepped %
20 a depositor and placing his pistol to
his face. said, Get out Of here" when
Cashier Tomlinson g%rappled with him.
X mball broke away. then turned and
fired at Tomlinson. X mbali was IN the
Now York. Pennsylvania a. Ohio rail road
wreck which occurred some weeks ago,
and was thought TO be insane. Tomlin.
son and Bisch are both in a critical con
dition.
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Nh. eREcKiNRIOoE IexPLAINs.
The Provisions of the Proposed Int rnaI
Revenue BAH Explained BY Mr. Hrcck.
inridsc. Of Kentucky.

The Provisions NJ the Proposed Internal
Revenue Bin Explained BY Mr. isreck-
inridsc. of Kentucky.
WAsHrxoTox, March 6.-Mr. Breckin.
ridge, of Kentucky. one OF the leading
members OF the COMMITTEES on WAYS and
means, has furnished the United Press
the following Interpretation OF the pro
visions OF the internal revenus bill which
was submitted by the majority Of the com.
mittee this morning.. The bill repsals all
or the tobacco tax except on cigars,
cheroots and cigarettes; gives q rebate on
un broken packages Of tobacco in the
hands Of manufacturers and dealers on
July /, next and reduces the special tax
imposed on manufacturers 10 three d lilars
and dealers to one dollar. IL repeats all
laws restricting the sale Of leaf tobacco
aud repeais all special taxes on
retailers Of distilled spirits, malt liquors
aud the manufacturer OF stills The es-
fimated reduction Of the Governments
income i $a4.0,o.0o0 to 81 ooo.o a year.
1t ruts spirits distilled hon fruits on the
same footing as 20 all privileges OF ware
housing, the rostponement OF payms mt OF
three years bonds, etc, as spirits dis
titled from gram. II gives the Secretary
Of the Treasury the right. in his discre
ton. 70 AK all distil.ers MASKING less
than wen, " five bushels Of grain q day
ON the capacity OF the stills, instead o.
requiring them to run under the super
' sion OF special officers aud the limita-
ions generally prescribed by the present
~ stems and laws
The administrative feature repsals all
minimum punishment and leaves the
maximum within the discretion Of the
court. mol changing the severity Of the
maximum punishment in any degree II
prevents the issuance Of a warrant on the
affidavit OF any person except a collector
or deputy. unless the one making the sam
acts upon pcsonal information. IL re-
auires the warrant 20 be returned 70 the
nearest judicial officer, aad gives circuit
and district courts power 20 appoint
all commiss toner's they may deem
necessary, and remove them =.
pleasure. II gives the COMMISSIONS o.
internal Revenue power 70 remit penn'-
ties or TO compromise Judgments Inc
bill reduces the penalty for non-paymen'
OF tax from one hundred 70 twen'y-hse
per cent. II repeats the law when PIT
mits the destruction Of = still rripr w.
hearing before . conrt OF proper ~jnrisaic.
ton, and gsvss the judge OF q un'sn
States Court where n person y impf's
oned and where life or heath y im-
periled. authority to change the prisoner
20 another prison.
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CtxcrxSArr. March 7.-Herman Abbes.
sced twcnfv.seven. the junior membe q
~ n. Ahbes a ca. wealthy bankers Of bre-
men.G was found dead in his room
~ NJ. "a PIKE street yesterday morning.
having shot himself In the mouth wv
revolver. Ie had been IN America 49,.
. wear. In 81. Paul, Mimi, ne ~. y Nh
with a Mrs. Pattison. whose nuspnn'
living. Adlvorce was applet ior ~ N
MED. II Il thought this act canss. ao !,
sn,cide. liz LETT 4 will giving $ss Wy "
Mrs. Pattison, and the rema'nue' ,rh;,e
inheritance TO his thres protness' 80
h.rs ~ wss employed with a. seincks.
.-. 80 scrsi0n steamshipx. An unc'e
= cerrsctsd win ths Volkyrsuad.
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- c<anrs ~ rot In session "a a. "a -.
n M House : n1uo<r 81 bills we're reported
frcn ccmmlttce< and p.ac<d cn thc calendar
snd ~ uou>> ~cnt into connittcc q -
whole On ~ private calendar rc<nn'n< 60
ucr, ,s whi<h. browning for the relief o. me
Protestant Ept>ccp>l T1<olox,cA sem
nary ana Hirh school 81 Virginia. Ned
10 = lou< debate on the proprlcty 81
e<tanli<hlrr = rrcc~1cnt Involving IN expendt-
tnrc 81 hundreds a. millions Of dollar The
.nrntmeri was adopted. A niSht session vas
held. ~ Which . Number 81 private pension
balls ~efe passed
n me House Henry C. Seymour. SUCCESSOR 70
Seth &. Nocatt. dece4scd. u Nichi< q. pre-
scntcd his credentials and took the oath
o. ONCE. Amer cisposin< Of some minor mat
rcr< the House resumed considerations 81
The Pnc.n. Railroad Telegraph bill Mr. White.
or New YORK took the roor N opposition 20
me measure. ana MAS met ~ Ncssr< beIcen-
Symcs ana pocxcry IN advocacy ~ NE bill
which ~as passed with bun four dissenting
votr<
II ne senate On shc SIN. me committee nfi
FOR the regulation or feierraphy was discussed
A length. and temporarily Laid on The table.
The Urrcncy psfcicrcy bill was then taken
ID. bur without action On IL the senate went
into executive : > ton. and scon after adjourn
a.. IN the Ho1se > r. lntion vas intro
dac<d ana rcferrcd i0okin< 70 the appointment
Of ! % Investigate the Chicago.
Buriinrtnn kQuinry railroad strike.
In the Senate on the frh : joint resolution
dsrect.nr the geological survey % investigate
the pr4cfic1bIity o. constructing reservoirs for
ir-rztin< purposes IN The arid regions Of the
West was passed. Consideration or the Depend
cnf Pension bfl vas resumed. and Senator In
gals took the 1oor n . ct speech IN fAvorof the
-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-16
THE KING Is DEAD


RRRfIx. March a-rhe r Emperor - dead.
the time At which he died i unan-
nonncsd yet
Emperor William passed away at s;39
: m. The end had been ~momentariiy ex-
pectei since yesterday morning. and
around tho bed side 81 the venerable dy-
ing mogarch wers assembled all tho
members OF his family. except the Crown
Prince. with Bismarck. the court chaplain
and the physicians Of the EN-
peror. Without was . multitude
standing In the avenues leading
through The grounds 70 ~ Den Lin
dem . mighty crowd. but silent ex-
pectant. fsarful for the worst. all eager
for tbs news o. the climax in the great
crisis which should decide between life or
death for their beloved Kaiser, all breath.
less IN the dread that thu first news might
BE- the news that they least wished
20 hear. Never in his century
has multitrds 50 great and
spsII-bonnd with emotions, 20 dssp and
profound, stood in tue thoroughfares OF
the German capital. A platoon OF av-
airy was on guard about the place; but
their tas was iight-no rush Of the anx-
ious watchers called for check or hin
drance. nc disorderiy or unssemly out
burst had 10 b repressed. Many OF the
vast throng had been there since mid
night, some since yesterday and nearly
all since long before dawn to-day. A thin
drizxlc fell fer hours early IN the day. the
wind w ns sharp and bitter, yet the great
crowd stood their vigil through, some oil
them bareheaded, some shivering with the
agus Of long standing, all speaking. when
they spoke ~ all, in tones snbdusd, and
with their faces drawn behind their hands.
This was the scence withcnL. Within, nc
chronicier was there to draw the picture Of
: menarch,s deathbed- At the bedside.
however, were Prince William and the
Princess, his wife, the Crown Prince OF
8 xedsn. DR.. Koegel, the court chaprain.
the Gsnl Duke and Duchess Of Baden
and all the Other members Of the royal
family now in Berlin.
BERLIN. March a-Before the news OF
the Emperor's death had been received
to-day many churches At which special
services had been announced were crowd
ed with people anxioas to offer prayers
for the Gov OF the Emperor. The
vast congregations Joined fervsntly In
the prayer, and at ali tim - sobb.ng could
be heard on every side.
BIOGRAPHICAL.
Wilhelm Frederick Ludwig. King OF Prussia
and the frst Emperor OF the new Germany. was
born March ,. IT'D. and his death closes the
career OF one OF the most prominent characters
o. European history.
He was the son OF William the Third. his
mother being the celebrated Queen Louisa. In
January. fS@. and before he was yet ten years
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Augusta, daughter OF
Grand Duke Charles
Frederick OF SAKE Wei
mar. and Who stili sur
wives hin. She was born
September 20. 1911. HIS
son. the Crown Prince
that was. nov the King
aud second Emperor Of
United Germany. Fred
erick william Nicholas
Charles, was born In
1875; his daughter. Prin-
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dated November
II. 1887. has boon
promulgated. IL
provides for q
represen taiton Of
the Emperor or
Ter ma ny and
King Of Prussia
BY Prince william
in the discharge
OF the 9 urrcnt
business Of tn .
government inthe
event Of the dis
ability OF Emperor
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Of age, he was appointed
by hts father 20 an once
in the army. and in 1914
distinguished himself in
the two campaigns Of
the war OF liberation
in the battle Of Bar
Sur-Aube he won. BY his.
gallant conduct. hisfr~s:
military decorations
the Russian Order Of 81
George In 1917. having'
nrst undergone the
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a SMALL building near bridgeport,
Conn. used Tor mixing illuminate q the
Union Metallic Cartridge Company, Gas
blown to atoms on the 5th. and Henry
Becker, its only occupant, was hurled in
to the air and fell : shapelsss mass sew
era; feet from the seems Of the explosion.
TERRIBLY disastrous snow-storms are
reported from portions Of Sweden, Den
mark and Germany.
A new Panama Canal Lottery Loan
bill was introdacsd in tas French Cham
Der Of Deputies on the 5th-
CoUxrs KARL AND ExAsrEL BULsSA. Of
Brunn. Noravia. have failed for 300 900
FORMS
THE ordinance OF the Board OF Alder.
men Of New York for the issue Of <3J0.-
900 in bonds for = soldiers monument in
that city has been pronounced unconsti-
futionaL
The Italian prims minister. Crispi.
announced on the Ssh that Italian friend
ship with France Was desirable
A PUBLIC reception will Be- rendered to
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain at Birmingham
on his return from America
The Crown Prince Of Austria vii or
rive in London on St Patriots Day. He
viii Be the guest Of the Queen for ten days
The father o. se~ven-year-o'd David
Silb~rstein- Of New York, who lost an
arm BY being run over. obtained . verdict
against . horse-car company, on the 9Th,
for $1,000
: from Nassowah. Abyssinia.
on the 9Th. stated that the Italian posts
had sixnaled that their entire line vas
confronted by the enemy
PRoE. WALpxKYKR has greatly i'm.
----A - $3.50 -- -.
unhesifatinEIy pronouncss b matter
expelled from 1ths patients threat to Be
csncerous.
The Town Council Of Birmingham, En-
gland. resolved on the 9Th 70 confer the
freedom Of the town upon Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain upon bis arrival from Amer
ica
M annual report Of the P~ennsyivania
Railroad Company. made public on the
0<h- shows . net income Tor tbs year ISL
Of ss.ss5 75S&
Nh WnYEED BLrxr was released from
Iulismore jail on the 6th- Mr.. Smelling,
the English Home-Rule delesats, RS ar-
rested on the Oh 1t Limerick for o1enses
under the Crimes act
GEN WuLIcH Of the Third Branden-
burg Army Corps has been appointed
military adviser to Prince William
Prince Bismarck suggested the appoint
ment o. Prof. Gnsist = one Of tie civil
counsslors q the Prince. and the Emper'
Or. the Crown Prince and Primes william
Immediately ~assented- and Prince VII
lam p mseif selected Herr von branden
STEIN q Aagdeo1rs, - the second coua-
seer
Mss Louisa - ALco1r. shs taiented
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A COMMITTEE Of six spirituaiists Of
Evansville, Ind rave asked permission
a the City Ccunc;: o. that piacs 20 ex-
hume the remains Of Robert Barnes. Who
d,ed IN ISL. because Il had been revealed 90
them through ~spiritraIistic channels that
his vii, which had never been found. wss
IN his cc6En-
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SAN RENO. March 9-The Crown Prince
will travel to Germany by the Bremen
route. and will remain In Berlin only ~
long as will bs1 absolutely necessary, and
then will continue his journey either 20
wsisbaden or Homburg. Tho physicians
ere opposed 20 bis TAX NJ the Journey at
presen I, but be u determined 20 under
taks - DR.. Mackenzie will accompany
him
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THE chairman Of the grievances com
miftses Of the Western Southwestern and
Northwestern railroads net in conference
IN Chicago. On the "a. 90 consider the qnss-
tion Of the great strike On the Chicago.
Darlington & q uincy railroad and the
best means Of securing victory Tor the
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A. ali-day conferences With closed
doors was held BY the chairmen Of the
grievances committees or sdozen Or more
important railroads in Chicago. on the
tth. 20 devise ways and means Of defeat
in< the Chicago. Burlington 4 Quincy
Railroad Company IN the present strux-
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Nm RANDALL Of Pennsylvania IN
ounces on the 81 the compl elton Of his
tariff bin. upon which be has been en-.
q red for two years. and Of which h<
says -it viii not b : and unr
measure. like the one rscsnt'v prssen Cd
70 the ways and means committee
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II q reported that DR.. NaekeuxIs has
been converted 20 the view q the Crown
Pr ncs's malady held BY ths German doc
tors
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The tenth anniversary Of the corona
ton and the seventy eighth anniversary
Of The birth o. the Pope YER celebrafed
on the "a
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TIN Republicans Of Oswsxo n. T. on
the 9Th elected Henry D. McCa6sry
mayor On . hixhlicsnss platform. over
Aianson 8 Page. By about 80 majority
The Democrats selected dve aldermen and
the Rspubiicans three
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THE Pres dents next excursion will b
20 West Virginia. which State he expects
70 visit about the latter part Of Nay Tor .
scjonrn OF ten days
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THE con<tab'e< who arrested the whole
sale liquor dealers q Des Noines, la and
then released them. have bsen indicted
Tor receiving bribex
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.


Mn. FRANK AsHyro. Gial<tonian LID
erai member Of Parliament did On the
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GENERAL BoULAxcER has written the
French Minister Il War Tor permission 70
p'acs himself right b-fors b public on
personal political matters
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PIKrRo-FxKrMoxrA has again broken
ont anonr the cattle in Midilesex Coun
~ n J. Thirty-rwo infected animals b.
longing 20 George Sach- near South Am-
boz were slaughtered BY state authority
O. the 5fh-
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AT meeting OF the Sev York Central
Labor Union, on the &th- Il Vas solve
% Ask the State Legislature 70 pass .
nine-hcur Law. with stringent provisions
Tor ia onforcem>n-.
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An DECREE MADE PUBLIC.
BERLIN, March 0.-An imperial decree,
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cess Luuf<u- WIS UuTu TT W HV~F
in December. 1854 and In 1874 became The wife
Of Grand Duke Frederick Of Baden
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CAPrksEs for the arrest Of three corre-
sponderfs az the Cincinnati Enquirer were
issu~d On the 5th By Judge Puzh- q Co
Iumbus. O., Tor the publicatisn Of articles
c~sn<uring the court for is course during
the trials-
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ID. held By the state supreme Court 20 be
constitutional In the main. though con
tanning some minor provisions Of N un-
con st~isutional character
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WEEKLY COURIER.
9. DoA$z. Publishes.
JASPER INDIANA
TOPICS OF THE DAY,
News from Everywhere
Nh. FRANK AsHyro. Glaistonian Lib
era member Of farliamsnt. did On she
IL
FRxD DorGrks arrived In Charleston.
E. C.. On enc fth- He ~as given : mill
sary reception ~ delivered : lecture
A. emsuts has occurei IN Eastern
Rormeiia. and forty officers have been
arrested en the charge e high treason
II 4 reported that Dr.. NackeuxIs has
been converted 90 the view 81 the Crown
~
tors
THE tenth annsversary o. the corona
sion and the seventy eighth anniversary
Of The birth Of the Pope we're celebrated
On ne "a
THE constab'e< Who arrested the whole
t 49, 49,. -. 49,, ,.5;cf-1
Tor receiving brib>x
M -
IHr Pres dents mkt excursion VAL p
20 West Virginia. which state ne expects
70 visit about the latter part o. Nay tor .
80
~ knssia's attitude on the buiEaFisn
question i properly und>rstood. me
prophecy 3 male from London tnat >
diplomatic oeadlock = certain
c~x,..r Ro1-1 .~Sre has written the
french Ain.s'er - 49, .s,sn -
p'aes nlmss.i rfknI o-.ols - ' =.
PERSONA Po'',e.- m-.-e-
A. mee<lnr 81 the New York Central
r.ho~ lrn;on. On the 4th- IL wax resolved
q 49, The state Legislators 10 pass 4
THE machinists and section men OF the
Dayton & ironton and Dayton q Chicago
divisions Of ths Fort Wayne 4 Chicago
railroad went out on : strike On the on
Tor back pay.
49, = 49, -, ~r;<s~r
oy President cteve'snd oec1'ninS -
nomination has osen pronounced : TOT
gerry - Colonel lamont
spr~x ~ 80 srD~.rs av.in 20 the
x,~.o. II F.rcn.., co-r~~nondent. n the
80 th-e - 80 A e. cr.r reviewed 10
A. p,~-t-, 1880. w;th go mercury
twenty degrees 80. 80
A. endemic a. back measles has
hro<~n OF among the yex Perces Indians.
4 sc<sI ~ fowtv Two deaths mn 20 the 5th
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-09
THE COUNTY TEACHERS.
The Officers for the Ensuing
Year Elected.

The Salt Lake City Teachers Insti-
tute met IN the Thirteenth District
schoolroom yesterday, with President
William NJ. Stewart in the chair. The
opening prayer was offered by Mr..
Mumford.
The following nominating committee
was then chosen: MIR. Mumford. A. s
Martin. G. G. Grape. Annie r. McGhie
and Mrs. Randall. The COMMITTEES
retired and Mr.. Stewart announced a
special examination to be held in this
room next Saturday at 9 a. M; he
also introduced Mr.. Williams, agent OF
the Home Library Association, who
made some remarks.
Pixies school register was recon-
mended by the superintendent for the
use of the district and mission sch ools
of this county.
Mr.. Moreton gave a description of
the schools in San Francisco, making
especial mention of the discipline and
mental drill in arithmetic.
The nominating committee then re
turned and rendered their report, and
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
President, William NJ. Stewart; vic3
presidents, D. r. Allen, ]. j. Walton !;
secretary and treasurer, Horace Cum
mings; assistant, Annie Youngborg.
Programme Committee - William
Bradford, A s. Martin, Albert Spen-
Ger, Ella Nebeker, Rachael Edwards.
Educational Reporter-C. M. Soren-
sen.
Lii rary Commitiee-D. r. Allen, J.
B. Moreton, Cecilia Sharp and William
NJ Stewart.
The schools have opened with q
larger attendance than ever before, and
the school facilities are not equal to
the attendance.
Adjourned for two weeks, to meet at
the same placa at 1880 a. m.
G. SHARP, Assistant Secretary.