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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

A .egular thunder shower. accom-
" - hail. snrprised the people O
y1 = ,ocslity on Wednesday aue'uooo'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

The CouRrER asks the pnblic Tor IL
Job work. We are prepared 10 do I'll
kinds from : busiuoss card % : pamphlets
neatly, promptly and o reasonable
prices. Bring % your work. e.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

rThe mails 10 Jasper we're almost
complete failure Monday last. owing y
III. Hsrrison's inefficient X. X mail
agents. The morning nail IVES received
IN the afternoon, and ths evening mai
came next day. or course ''fitness tos
the position which Harrison promised
during the csmpAign. should be the rule
~ appointments, wss considered 10 seiec'
ting shese saents when efficient mai
agents were removed 20 give them place
Bui probably Il wss blue Monday
with them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

O1GD. IVY IN Mood>y. Oce. g. lo90. q
rhcum etc fever. PAUL J0sEPu J0uS
sg>d q years aod 8 moaths-
The decessed was the second son d
che late NJ Frank john and wife. nov
Mrs. Gus. Kaegin. He Was bright hos
and was universally liked bv al his e.
sncistrs. lie had been afflicted with
rheumatism for some time, but Was not
dangerous until Sunday. u
is supposed the disease affected bis heart
The bereaved family have the sympathy
of al. as was asfrsfed on Tuesday by the
large attendance At the funeral at the
Catholic grave yard.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

EIt Il said Mr.. Jo~- John hes made
IN assignment OF his grocery stock 10
Mrs. Klein, his mother in-lsw, aud that
she will conduct the business until the
liabilities are all adjusted. He alleges
that Il vas caused by trusting too much
In the word Of drummers, and not keep
ing posted o. to Wholesale market prices
and that some ofthem sold him groceries
90 much higher than they sold Other
merchants IN town On the same DAYS
that the latter could make good profits
and retail the goods at The price he bed
10 pay wholesale. and did IT, When be
gets out Of this scrape be should watch
those drummers little. % well = keep
posted himself 10 the wholesale prices d
Chicago. Cincinpati and New York. 81
I'll the goods he deals in. No man cau
Be successful merchant unless be knows
himself the condition Of the markets Of
the world, and just What HE goods srs
worth 10 frat hands, and then be can
make = reasonable allowance for ths
handling Of them By jobbers and whole
salers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

Important DocisiOn 81 the So
prcme Court On the Subject
1NDIASAPOLIs. Ocs- 30--Tbe Legisla
ours last Uisoor Cnoeol . ~ gnlelng ~
11<ximu1n iIoo~se o11G1 ~ oiey 90 T.
po.e' ~ eho osjs ~ IlQooe 5roD 01oo 4
S250. The Hopseme 0oore To-Day oGIrm
ed the consiItusio0sIisy 81 the Iaw- ID
another case Il declared that : icense i
not . contract. indianapolis raised m
license a. &2ss. The liquor sellers who
had taken out = license y 800 previous
70 the increase cantended that they
should not be compelled 10 pay the in
crease until the expiration Of the ol)O
licenses. The court says their position
i wrong. aud that they must pay the 3D.
iiiional $50.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-02
Notice To Creditors.
Estate OF Joscph DNnicI GIa n ms,
DeCcaHcd,

a. Office IS HEI:EEY GIVEN by THE
" Undersigned, IXtcuiriX Of ihe iat Viii
and testament "f Jdscph Danirl Dab,n<, do.
erased, to tho creditors Of, ana all p'ronc
having GlatmS AGAINST the said deecn. cd, 20
exhibit tEem rth the necessary vouchwS.
within ten months after the first publicaii ion
Or tbis notice l. che said Executri> at iho Uf.
Rco Of Talbut / FatriI gtoD, at iho town ot
Riko, County Of Elko. s,ate OF Nevada, tIia
Some bah 9 her piace for the transaction
tie bn9ibsss OF said Estato.
.'S''' BhTUt RTNE M. DhEM3,
:TiseatriS Of The last va Gnd 1,,uue, %
ssfa dcecaBoA.'' - 'h.';
Dai.A LII :, JAY =, .eee.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27


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Hi gents - l9f 4ty -1s s- -e-s
t..e aAle----el. ssere 1e-9r--- -t-e~ % oppose
f1t-sE s-e--s 81 -l--r H.st--e-s 81 t-e
Ieyal laulT lls extreme h-t ei
$40 u4l--s sl-ats cat ~ ~
zee lrea - tae s-feteAA ~
VS. lmEssl-e ter tae country 40
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

.lgsES lEAggs 70 Isg IR0gBLL



ks@ Teas july - 1-T14 announcement
81 las taa4e.a- ea.la-f zss,44n- SO t14 et
haess d. lees r- srs ca A-s e-sei
ssnsa--ea I'D t1s crf eeals als-re-
e@ u r1s ts4se d-y-gslls ce--,-iss-e
bosses .r t44 esa4rly ala up o. ~ita-a
s1ar- -n- LAS Lse1 c9lsilsE91 - Sid -
zfee-
Aar wears ss1 r1e rru was founded 81.
P1 ale ll- asa nas Anoen es Ls~Ls q
bosiala4a A-Eas ls aar tAey M4ds IS
gleal lsaL * mo-sy. -.d Ia 50 zs--t---l-- y
tle b84sa IA AeA telA l-ev Er- rartt.
aa4 lrenca houses were established ll ro--
tea and Chicago hslIy Lewis. sr MAS
re. Isl AZ tie aeA1 81 l1e nrm ana ha4 ly
IT, Ito iarges- u0aetary interest," iH i- he
Nss set down - uGe of The 'seallll1s- men
iu fai.adelnhia aud lis fortune wAs esd
mated 81 NOT less l3an 81 to0 90 lie - ~ 4
geulal. popular mal. aud hls purse VAS
ever open a. cAaItabls purposes
Eour years ago .lr Lewis dle1 Hs LEFT =
Will which WAS rather confusing 70 the
hs.rs The hsils met however end came
u al sFreerl1nt IA H llsh Trey uan-lerrel
tneil sAa.es II haaEy Lewis. Jr. D. repre-
sel-lu- tlelr Interests ln Tie rIui q Lewis
Irotlegs a Co
To ayear ago the credit Of tie house
was nls-c.ass and u as supposed L. DO
one " the eea. .lLles- concerns lu the busl-
ness feW thought tlat t4s house WAS get
ting weak These Few. though. began u
be- tl4norous after Henry Lewis S. death
VITA The ninety nine persons oat ol q hum
cred. however, Tie credit ot the house still
stood hrsl-c-asa
The following statement viii show how
the nrm stood the 2Oth of april. les1.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
auMsELLERs oEFIANT.

Cincinnati saioon-Ae@Pers WIN DEFY the
Law by Keeping Open Next sunday.
CrNclNNArI. July 81 At meeting OF the
saloonists Thursday afternoon, at which
30 We're present Adam Lotz, chairman of
the committee 90 ssged resolution tbat
they keep oprnJaeiT soloons IN defiance of
tho law. 1as Esso!a.l1n was unanimously
adopted. aud next Sunday The saloons aro
10 remain open.
The mess-ineetiny, while resolving 70
keen open. declared ,ts purpose 10 bring u
punishment I'll WAC CLICKED tissir fsont doors
and opened SIDE and Ielc dOonr IL was also
resolved. with some eDthusiGsm tAat al
who may be arrested shall meet AZ Turner
Hall and march IN procession with music
10 the police court 10 becomes az intsr-
esung question what the police viii 90 ID
view OF this open defiance OF the law.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27


government 4 ssno,s.s ol ne 1o2aaleas
Z. =. f...ae.
a Ita..s.r.. ss.t .s..,r.t. 81 .,s..r.u,ant ..a
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l..esr srar.s nast he susrsts..1 fefa11e
s-oss q erefse VrEiaaf 81 .e rstars IS
e,nsssrf Is la.ssaas4ts. ss.as.sl.s. tsaal.aa
49, ...snss srs A-s.....I = rr.ar.a.e. lat tr-l.
u .n le.ar \. .s.iarea a. = .ss taass 81 l.r-
fstas al iA1 ozrsass 81 Asee.af -la.s..saaas.
i-..s. sEsaas -ass ..a4s e.s sls r.sal & sa1
-. saa.is a. fealtaa sa sa s0sA11l.ss ~
-, Suaaas laws ant = alaof lass s1ol.a ..s
1000 eafareea .ra t1s F4a.shntus = a..
s - .s......s st. srf'.s ale iens fs
+...a 4. eater.. th-n rrasls IA
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s....l,.ss ers.s s sto.l1 receive ssI.r.as
80 -. -. .t...... -. easere. irl. tas r..at..
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=, i ser-sssasaa las@ aa4 ~ assa J,-sl
ant staaual r1fls s.. 81 u1eri eAties 80 Ft.
relieve tho Aasf 81 t-t Fe.sts Bona
ezsess.se iak@te ~-s t.- -~-k-
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s...-.,.f ..r sae laaas question ,s
tr..t.I ~ ii -. .laslls s.auss.
.ara.tratou IS Eae pest iaesnt isr sftilns
S.spptss. betvera eup..si-s .a1 sA'iiese-
& asses Ils lass asalssi 81 40 isn-i e. - -..''s
aac iar-or'ss Shouts O. ft1t e-''-..~
Der - iAe teae h-so'e 80 -,
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,.-.s-.'@-. ,,s ,.,.,.. 80 tasnopo.y "a
,.y,rv ssrrs ..s t.ssr tas l.luiiarsu 81 lead
...r-f.i.ts ., e .... .eeis III ga - ptl .ftN eat
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

Explorer IN The Shafs Dlu1s, Dakota. tas-
covers E.l4ences Of Massacre hAuy
Years Ago.
YaSxTox. J. r. jay .5 2 par'F az e2.
plofers ca Tliurs1ax eneorLllfd nrrlter
81 human skeletons burned "a the lla Z
Blufs ten mites east II l--4A.on
on he Nelrsaaa side lhay tElils
and 2oe heedless skeletons were
found which local physicians pronounce 20
ba Tie remains of vhite people, children
and adults Indications ;1e tAat
they have been buried torty ~ fify
wears Two theories AIe advanced
u account for their presence sue
is that they were immigrants bound
for California IN lsfs who were murdered
hv Indians Another theory IS t1at tley
were Indians of some tribe 60 war rila 80
Sioux. Gld thaI they were msssacroc ias
deaths would seem - have been iufictef
with 5 club Further researches VII 10
rlnle
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

The Elchmoud Paper Company. 81 TFoti-

The Richmond Paper Company. 81 fFoti-
deDce. q. J.. ruspends j@, fusnt
PnovlDrNcE. y. ! July 81 The Litl-
mond Paper Company has again Ef-
PENDED Tie company fuspe naeo some
little time ago snd have been wof b.
Ing under al extension, t5t '"l
new capital being paid IN se
cured by mortgages. faticct. however. 10
a orst MORTGAGE ho q by the Rhode Island
Hosuital Trust Company for So on Tie
coupauv has had no rating vith nIa1stgeet
for some time Taeir last Statement 1toss
assets % sssf. GOO and liabilities Of s03a.oe4
The plant Is q magnificent ouc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
a STRANGE ACCIDENT.

4 Young Coiored Cifi KILLED aud ii"-
Father and brother Badly Hurt hy The
Explosion 81 Barrel Of WHISKY.
NV ORi BARS July @-The Tine
DemocraJs special from Summit Miss says
amer ioslon ocroTrca ! l.Tslay 90 the house
a. Peter Rollins. co.ored causing TIE oeal "a
of Rollins daughter and IrorfaNy irimiug
his son Rollins himself was slfo severe p
burned Tc vae drawing whisky from a
barrel while bis faurhtcr Lcle a lamp The
burner a. tre lamp not being proper q
fastened. icl INTO TIE llqnor and caused ths
eypiorieu
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

Cur~aGo. July % james J. West sur-
rendered control Of the Times aad Nail
propcril on tLg uvg gent solicitation N the
controlling stocl.sioers IL is not Yet
known who viii succeed him a. managing
editor OF the two papers. Many alleged
cases of dishonoTahle actions on the part Of
West have recently come 10 light, and
coupled with bis apparent nlismana9emenS
o. the affairs OF tho concerns. have brought
about the result mentioned above
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
AFTER COAL FIELDS. TOO.
English Capitalists Figuring on Big In
vostments in Pennsylva MA.

English Capitalists Figuring on BtS IN
vostments in Pennsylva MIA.
SCRANTON. Pa. July ai-Engiish capital
lists are seeking investments ia the coal
fields 1t IS reported heEe that an English
syndicate has agents employed throughout
the entire anthracite region. securing op-
tions on every indvidua. piece Of coal
property with q view 70 Its ultimate pur-
chase In the Lackawanna region oilers
varying from 500, 600 10 s3.c00,0)O have
been made on several pieces OF coal prop
erty. Some Of the bios are for property
where only test holes have been bored IN
the Wyoming valley similar liberal Offers
have been made
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
Death of a Noted Gapitalist.

PmIADELFHIA, July &C -- Chariemsgns
Tower the noted capitalist mine owner.
railroad director and lawyer. died Thurs
day 81 his summer residence ia Wsterville,
y y. of paralysis, at the age al 81 years
He took prominent part il the consIuc-
ton of the AortneEn Pafisi / -EaiiToa4, ac-
ouired and developed nj famous iron
deposits Of tAe ve.miion rsnge. in Min
nesota. and. q 1877 solG bis intsresta in that
quarter to a syndicate tor s0.0l0,NQ.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

Nv Torr fuiv ~ - frrir Ietiorer fte-
rherscr rns frrrfref = letter frof1 Gff.
raan fafr-- a. forth frafiey hich renr1
hucust e eat 81 ash as nir to set t1e iaf-
fer vsfs froro the o.o cuunffF ie VII
f-5vs ne eornr4sszl 98er 80 if Be- csn get ons
frf ffu
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

Tovno~ Juv ~ Stakes are extending
rar.dlv in Austria sno Germany. ard ersrF
dav hrinTs news o. frfsh troubles 1n 1lner-
ent ines ~ industry Al TIE carPsnter'
n Prague have just given notice ~ - in-
trntier r. strike IN ess fheir demand foi
a. increase in wages is conoe-ea
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

wv Ycrr. Jalv ~ et~rhen Do-ssy
wac arrested yesterday fu ccrtem1t ci
rr.-t fr trs srit - SIZE hsrF - Aera1s 81
Witch tnfgrneft r ~ z1N ~as ottafned
---.srst flu Hr norseT failed ~ pef 80
f.1rrrent vas Arrested ara is uo~ 'rfE
I-r f~~ EnH
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

vtsH1seTos. July p The Interior De-
uartnent has issued = warrant for % ef
10 The delegates from tbe Toftsssttomie
band ~ Indians who have been IN the city
for some time This Is . Ter cent 81 the
amount % ~ old clam. t6e amount ~
which was appropriated n the bard by he
La lnnrresa
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
rn.tlr 49, Ia nTnnrie. Ind.

NuxcIE. Ind. July 90 Tho large b-ick
building owned by !. ii smith 81 90 and
occunied hv tlcm rs fac -ory iot The man
ufacturs of wooden implements was en-
tireiv destroyed By FIRE Innrsday evening.
The ioss will reach 10000, aud 80 men are
thrown ont of employment
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
LACERATEO BY BULLDOGS.
An Old Resident or Cincinnati Is Severely
Iitien and MAY Not EecOver.

C1NcINXATr July IS - EaTly Thursday
morning, while walking on the street IN
front OF Mueilers FreestoIe Works Mr..
John Pumphrey, aged O. years, was at
tackled by TWO vicious bulldogs owned by
Anthony Hess. the private watchman at
Muelers Before help could arrive tho
old man was thrown down and his Iegs and
arms were horribly lacerateC by the savage
brutes Mr. Pumphrey was taken 10 the
city hospital where it is thought ne can
not recover. The dogs were killed
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
Couldn't Tav tp

R-sD1~e. Pa July fi Ihe Standard
Na-ual live stock lusarsnce Company las
been sttaohsa fo- non payment of claims
The Liabilities nrs supposed 20 be about
us e11. oesets apparently nom max
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
.HOVShaN ISPen@N Ny'acotIon?
IL THE QUESTION IN EVERY PER-
SONS MIND JUST NOW.
The Phoenix Furniture Co,


In place Of travelling away off where The
Journey il tedious. where the mosquitoes
and the Ia bic fare is meagrc and the beef
steak pounded to pulp, just look at your
Grand Rapids home rs SOuthernerS view IL
take y day mt MacataWa Park and another
nj the Lake where the expense Is only Il trih"
figure what it would have cost you 10 Visit
the NiDigOn or the White Mountains ana
sDend the amount YOU might have spent in
travelling in adjoining your homes, the spot
of all spots most dear to r man.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
Visit The Corner Of Ottawa and Louis Streets

Whore every known convenience for Iur-
niShing house comfortably - 10 oe t"uil"
i'm the most attractive form. and when the
vacation season il over ana me autumn
leaves lie thick upon the ground, ask your
neighbOr who spent his money ~ faufo.tn
fare and At summer hOtel :. IN tOyouf Dcauti~
ful home, and show him how
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

rap1s Tv July y James Kelly oci-
oredI Who assaulted BE Peter ffrr.
tte wife RI tho Eenfackr fentrsl Fh' 'fnnf
section tots. vas taseu ffor sH hfft 'r
a mob and isnge6 81 trfre
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
A Little Good Judgment on Your Pat

Enabled You to show luXuries which ne can
not afford. lie VIII think you fell nelr to
some vast estate, while the facts are thas
YOU know
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

Bo1sx CITY. / p. July PC The conven-
tfon ia committee of The whole adopted The
majority report of the committee on suf
frare i deaars Moumons from voting 81
holding oeics IT from serving on iurieh anl
urori3es for secret ballot
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-11

AN engine and three coaches fell through
n bridge near Queen City, Mo- John Arthur,
engineer, and Luther Chamberlain, fireman,
were killed.
A DEPUTY UNITED STATES MARSHAL was
killed by band OF Kentucky outlaws
JED TwITcHELL, colored, was h,ing at
Chatham, Va, for assault upon nine.year
old girl.
TWENTY stores and several dwellings we're
burned In Ashton, H., Loss, 10000.
Il. w. BLATCHFoRD's six story building,
filed with infiammable materials, burned
in Chicago, causing a loss Of S33O,0)0
A GENERAL strike Of carpenters occurred
at st Louis at O'clock I'm the morning
Over 100 men demanded eight hours as q
days work.
A FREIGHT train plunged through burn
ing bridge over Harts Creek, w. Va, and
two tramps were burned to death In the
wreck.
JOHN BoYLEs. OF Clinton, Mo, attempted
20 cross Grand River, which was much
swollen, with his wife and six children in a
wagon. The wagon was overturned in mid.
stream, and four of the children were
drowned.
WILLIAM EDWARDS, n white man, who
bad the mail contract from Washburn. Da.
kota, TO Coal Harbor has been murdered by
his indian wife.
JAMES 9. CALHOUN, timer, prominent
W hAHlHtnat FtiAklDuS anu 6OClhl Circles hb
Darton, Tenn, crazed by financial losses, at
tempted to kill his family ani himself He
and his wife were fatally injured.
THE Koderack trading schooner, was
cruising between Graham aud Moresly
Islands, Alaska, when five seamen--two
Americans, Henry and Anderson. and three
kanakas-landed, taking some trinkets for
barter with the Indians. The Indians de-
mOlished the whale boat in which the sailors
came ashore and then killed the five.
HENRY l.. HooUE. Superintendent OF the
Electric Light plant at FOstOra. Ohio was
instantly killed by coming in contact with
the current while repairing dynamo.
CREGIER Democrat was elected Mayor
Of Chicago over Roche Gspublicanl by 10, =
900 majority.
THE village OF Mount Pleasant, Dakota
was almost entirely consumed by prairie
fire. Every business hOuss and nearly all
the residences are destroyed. The depot
together with about fifteen or twenty freight
loss will be nearly 500. 600 with very little
insurance, and n hundred Families were left
homeless and utterly destitute.
THE first United States Court ever held in
the Indian Territory has just been opened
at Muskagee.
GENERAL MCDOWELL, OF Osage Kan. a
prominent politician, has committed suicide
LANSING LossIvG, treasurer Of Green wood
Township. Mich, is $500 short in his ac.
counts and is under arrest
Mrs MINNIE ID. MOYAy has been elected
Mayor OF Cottonwood Falls, Kan. The next
CITY Council VIII be composed entirely Of
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-11
Raising Crows for Profit

A correspondent of the New Orleans
PicTyun0 says that an ingenious agricul-
tural person who lives not very far from
Boston has hit upon new aud decidedly
profitable industry. There has recently
arisen demand for crows heads hith-
erto deemed valueless, and il is his pur-
pose to supply it. Ten cents apiece tho
county authorities have offered for the
crania OF these interesting birds, from
whose destructive propeusities tho far
mers' crops have been suffering seriously
of late years. Under ordinary circum-
stan es this bounty would not leave
very large margin of profit for the re-
cipient. IL costs something, you see, to
Kill crow. There is the ammunition,
in the first place, which is expensive,
and one cannot count upon Staying even
a single inky -feathered fowl for each
charge OF shot and powder. Besides,
the sportsman's time must be reckoned
in the count. But the enterprising
speculator above referred to has devised
scheme by which maximum percent
age OF gain rs TO be secured without
any risk worth speaking of. lie has set
up chicken incubator of the most inn
proved pattern, in which is placed AS
fast a. it is laid the product OF about one
trapped and confined, in company with
perhaps dozen cock-crows. Within
fifteen days tho little creatures are
haTched, aud fortnight later they are
ready TO be decapitated. For be it un-
derstood, the head of crow chick is
worth just as much as that OF an adult OF
the species. At the uniform rate of ten
for dollar, dead, they pay the pro-
ducer excellently. In the way of food,
while alive, the stock requires very
little, yielding, under the circumstances
described, constant supply of eggs
during eight months of the year. Ii is
this prolific quality Of the crow that has
rendered IL Objectionable from the agri-
cultural point of view. Since the county
was so anxious TO obtain crows heads,
it must be considered fortunate that the
ingenious gentleman in question should
have been able to fill the requisition so
satisfactorily. Then, too, the feathers
have been salable for mourning hats, and
occasionally the carcasses have found a
market W tn the friends of defeated poll
ticians
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-11
Fifteenth DAYS Nominationa

James N. Huston, Chairman of tho Ro.
publican state Committee of Indiana, 10
be Treasurer OF the United States.
Ellis III. Roberts editor OF the Utica (N W
Morning Herald. TO be Assistant Treasurer
OF tho United States at Now York city
William r. Wharton, of Massachusetts, to
be Assistant Secretary OF State.
Captain George White, United States
Navy, To be Chief OF the Bureau of Yards
and Docks i'm the Department of the Navy, to
ill a vacancy.
l.. Bradford Prince, OF Santa Fe, New
Mexico, 10 b, Governor OF New Mexico.
Louis A. Walker, OF Helena, Mont, 20 be
Secretary of Montana.
James E. Kelley. OF Nebraska, TO ba Re.
ceiver of Public Moneys at Bloomington.
Neb
George III. Shields, of Missouri, TO he
Assistant Attorney General of the United
States, vice Zach. Montgomery, resigned
Drury j. Burchett, OF Kentucky, TO b.
Marshal OF the United States for the Dis.
trict OF Kentucky.
The following combinations were made by
the Senate: Louis Wolney, of Arizonn. Gov
ernor OF Arizona; q. T. Ashley, Indian
Agent at Cheyenne and Arapaho0 Indian
Territory. w. w. Juukin, Indian Inspectors
j. II. Kelly, Receiver of Public Moneys at
Bloomington, Neb. l. A. Walker, Secretary
OF Montana: j. N. Huston Treasurer OF the
United States E. III. Roberts, Assistant
Treasurer at New York; +. IT. Terrill. Min.
ster TO Belgium; J. l.. Abbott. Minister TO
Colombia; Z. A. Schobey, Indian Agent at
Fort Peck, and 'arge number OF postmas
tors.