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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-08-03

TUE county commissioners have
IN holding the July session of
.ss hoard this week, and expect to
,;ourn to-day.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-08-03

W. T. PopHAM, who has been at
the Star of Hope mine for the last
month, returned to Ketchum last
Wednesday. Tom says that the
woods from the head of the east
fork Of Wood river to the Star of
Hope mine are all on fire, and it
Tas difficult ct times to escape be-
ing searched by the fiery ordeal"
through which he Was obliged to
make his way hitler.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-08-03
A Scrap Of Paper saves Her Life.

A Scrap Of Paper Saves Her Life.
It Was just an ordinary scrap of wrap.
ping paper, but it saved her life. She
was in the last stages of consumption,
told BY physicians that she was incurable
add could live only short time; she
weighed less than seventy pounds. On .
piece Of wrapping paper she read of Dr..
Kings New Discovery, and got sample
bottle; it helped her, she bought . large
bottle, it helped her more, bought smother
and grew better fast, continued its use
and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump,
40 pounds. Fer fuller par.
send stamp to w. H. Cole, Drug
Qist, Fort Smith. Trial bottles OF this
wonderful Discovery free ut Steward
Bros. DruRetOre.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-08-03

,,oruER carload of those nice,
s..sh apples just received at the
, n,o.stot1ice Fruit Store.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-08-03

vrsrERpAY's New York quota
las-Silver, 924; Lead. 50 974.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-08-03

j. +. WEDEMYEX. of Cheyenne.
"gomins territory, has been ap.
pointed ?! mail agent of the Wood
n'E !, branch railroad in place Of
H. b. Abbott. Mr.. Abbott has been
IL The mail service between Ketch-
l'H and Shoshons for the last two
; and a-half, and during the
" MAe has performed the duties of
as position with entire satisfaction.
nc expects to leave for Washington
,'"''ory III short time. We re-
s'e' 10 part with such q staunch
Young Idaho democrat
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-08-03

."LSSHow e. RUMsEY have moved
@ ono The large fireproof brick store
iTposl'e their old quarters. The
and a. aas been entirely reprinted
s ,in everything is as neat as a new
is'I NOW that they have got set
thai; , a and the goods arranged in
nrssos p.aces on the.shelves, the store
soen ' ~ very attractive appear
o,do.,,l Inc rev goods which were
min , IS, IN anticipation of moving
here - spacious quarters. will be
Oi,naa -. . 'ew days, and then this
sp,nI s' urn will be prepared to
ss:..ss,.s ,t Inc needs Of their patrons
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-08-03

iHAT distention of the stomach
~. "Vn many people feel after cat
, %s' may be due to improper mas
. Union OF the food; but, in most
d. ;''', II indicates weakness of the
~ ssS , organs, the best remedy
ba b. ~. "I''ch is one of Ayers Pills, to
's TAKEN after dinner.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-08-03

Persons visiting the Reddish Lakes and
other beautiful resorts in the Salmon River
Valley can be amply accommodated 1t the
Magnolia, at reasonable prices, and receive
kind and courteous attention.
T. B. SHAW, Manager.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-08-03


this place for their kindness.
Messenger: Morrison & Pearson's
mill on Jordan creek is running on
Paradise ore, some of which is very
rich in gold and silver. The COM
pany's property on Estes Mt. is be-
ing worked and the ore is brought
from there by pack train.-Mr.
Faulkner has had men at work al!
summer opening his placer ground,
of which he owns a large tract on
Jordan creek three miles from Be-
nanza. There is more than the
usual amount of prospecting being
done this season. The old placer
ground along the Salmon is being
rapidly taken up. 1t is said it will
pay good wages, and no doubt there
will be a great number Of mines
located on the bars. It is believed
the new road up the Salmon will
bring better facilities for cheap
mining, and be the means of set
ting up great deal of country at
present unoccupied.-A number
Of prospectors have recently been
in from Seafoam and Sheep Noun
tain. They all bring rich ore and
give a good account of the mines.
The Blackhawk, Goat, Eureka, Van
ity, King and number of others
are spoken Of as looking extremely
we'll, and ore is being shipped to
Ketchum from the different mines.
That is q field for capital, as the
mines carry high grade ore, and are
held at reasonable figures. Taking
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-27
CURRENT TOPICS,
TIE NEWS IN BRIEF.


~ me senate. on tns lelh. re solutions max
nkshAness and additions IN the pcr~onnc
vtsrr various committees made necc~~ar,
~ the accession ~ new senators. were
adopted 4 coneuffshs resolution prov K. IN.
Tor holiday recess from December ~ X
January q was adopted. In thu <rcrrt ~rs
sion number ~ consular and diplomatic
nominations we're confirmed. among them
that - solomon Iilr~ch a. u Minister "a
Turkey. and the Judiciary committee report
81 fANuraoiy the nomination IN David J..
s'ft~er o. BE- Associate Justice Of the Su.
ptrme Court Of the Uniicd states In the
House the clause Ia the Presidents Mes~.r
relating ~ coast dtfrnsc~ and Notifications
Was Inferred - the conmtfec on appruprla
tons. The >rnat. concurrent holiday rr~o.
luton IA referred. The elections commit
tee WIS Instructed 70 take up the CLAYTON.
iaeckinridgc contest in the Seeont a ssrict Of
Arkansas
II the senate. on the nth, the Small Def
cheney bili, sppropriating $4,000 for public
printing and binding and $4,000 for prclim.
mary printing for the eleventh census. was
adopted. Aresoiution was adopted calling
on the Secretary 81 the Interior for informa-
ron - 70 the disposition Of lands comprised
within military reservations thar have b.en
relinquiShed BY the War Department The
House joint resolution 70 pay oflieers and
members ~ both houses their December sal
aries on the 10Th inst. was passed In the
House. the chaplain. In his morning PRAYER.
referred feelingiy TO the death Of the wife az
Mr.. Cannon. Of Illinois, and invoked Divine
protection on the bcrcxved husband ana the
uotherics- children. several bills were in
trcluccd and referred. but IL becoming evi.
dent that no business could be transacted.
lie House. At II - r. M, adjourned
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-27

( The Last Will and Testament ~ tho Late
Jefferson Davis fissd for Probate nt-
rcet and Plain Disposition az His Estate
\ An incumbrance of $4,000.
\ NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 1.-THE will ~
jefferson Davis was filed for probate &C
Mississippi City, Harrison County. yes
teriay. II is free from political allu-
sions and Is confined entirely TO the dis
position Of his property. The full text
Of the instrument Is as follows:
]. Jensrron Davis. ~ the County Of IIarrl-
son and state 81 Mississippi. being of sound
and disposing mind. but 81 ~nch advanced
aKe ~ a. suggest near approach ~ death.
..sAs this. my last viii ana testament,
written with my own hand and signed in the
presence ~ three competent witnesses
L. give and brqncath - NV wife Narna
Davis all ~ my personal belongings includ-
ing library. furniture. correspondence aud
briernsid plantation iproprri with ai its APP
purtcnance-. being and situated In th,. coun-
~ OF warren. state ~ Mississippi, and being
the same on which We lived ANA toiled to-
rether for many years from the time ~ our
marriage.
z. give and bequeath TO Mary Routh Ellis,
81 Philadelphia. Pa. all ofiny right. fitlc and
Interest IN and 10 the Elli-ton plantation.
being and situated in the parish Of Tcnsas.
on which her father resided.
i give and bcqueath 10 Mary Rfsgelv
Dorsey, eldest daughter az VIM. H. q. Dor
sey, ~ Howard County. State az MARYLAND
ali 81 my right, title and Interest Ia ana Ia
the Limerick" plantation. being ana -ifuat.
ed In the Parish 81 Tcnsas. state ~ I.ouisi.
ana. VIZ the interest in and "a SO much IL
saiu plantation a. was the property az tho
late Mrs. Sarah A. Dorsey.
A. i give and Ieoue. ~ a., ,...-
rina Anne Davis, all the other propcrtv-
real. personal and xcd w hlch was inher-
tied BY me from Mrs. sarah A. Dorsey. de-
eeasen' ana OF which l may die seized and
possessed.
?. To my wife. varina Davis. ana "a nv
daughters Margaret Davis HAYES and yarin.
Davis. as reSitinary i~gAtce<. give ma ~.
Gu'afh AL the property. real. personal AMI
mlNci ~ which may die Sefxcs, ana nns
r'Nscd, ana which has not been diSna..d ~
BY the preceding articles
iarpoint my tried and triic friend .Tacoh I
" Payne. 81 New Orleans In. ana Nv An. 4
q law. q, addison Hayes. IT.. ~ Memphis. I
rem executors ~ this my last viii an ii tes- /
tAMent. they 20 serve without bond ana 4, /
nave immediate seizure and possession II
IT. NY property e"nt'mporancouSiy y II u tho
happening ~ my death. and "a each d.l.
gate tho power 70 select and appoint nv -uc.
E lessor. - take effect ia the CONTINGENCY ~
'he death ~ either before tie afiai.s ofthe
estate have been finally settled
~ testimony whereof this viii. written Nv
ny own hand, A. signed on the dav ANA data
nsi"" written, and in presence az Prank
Kennedy, x. W. Foster and 4, EvanS
fsiEnedl Jnryr,s~u. r,.vYs
Inc property above describe II mart
ragged 10 the amount Of c4s 600
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-27

Ine Causes Indirectly Lea.il..
er"rr ~ George Gucrth.r n,
Ssunx Son In ~. Loul~-Th.. az ~
rebate We'd with the Iuanl~,tl.'. ."sp1
MANNER ~ Which Hc Tortured m. ~
mr Trivial oncnses-The Mnr..,.
Either Insane or Playing n.
~. Louis. Dec. 1s.-Emil s;,.,,,
VINO killed his fathor. George ,:ucn,h..
Yesterday morning. was found M NJ
brother George last evening ana SURF
dercd 10 the police. The how was ,,..e,
up In cell at the Four Courts m.
seen by his relatives and bv repor,s,sI
but not word would he say u ANU N
them- II he Is not insane he sIm,,ia,.1
II wonderfully well.
lie was visited in his cell by his hr..,l.,
Sharles and a reporter to-day. III 81.
pacing up and down his cell. ,ac.r,|
look In his eyes and meaningless s,rII'|
/ on his face.
u DO not think he is quite rlrh, nj
his mind; he often acted onccr. UNI
Charles Guenther. my father tr.a,es|
al OF US three boys with awful cruelty n
he continued. i've thought someti ,ne,
he was crazy. One OF his highest NJ,
ishments when we lived with him M.
TO chain US up In the garrett. o.crrun
with rats. There he would keen N III
night without food or drink. helnlass
ana every moment fearing that VA
would be eaten up alive. have ~,
lived at home for five years. I'm Tx
house in 1854 because could stand h No
longer.
zone day. for trivial ofYcnse. re t,o,
me up in the garnet and stripped nj
naked. Then he tied me with chains u
one OF the joists. He passed the chains
around my neck. around my BODY and
around my legs and arms SO that could
not move. lie then took pins ana s,nck
them in all over my body. The nain
was almost unbcarable, but dared ~,
scream for fear he would kill me. .You
will do that again will you. YOU Nil do
that again will you. viii teach voa
how 70 disobey me-. he would saw. N la
continued the fendish torture. MI
was this all. When my bodv was
covered with the trickling hlool NJ
got some whisky and poured \,
over the wounds and ruhbad
IL in with his hands. laughing
and chuckling al my anruish.
screamed with all my might for hnlp.
but no one heard me. or II they did thav
Were SO accustomed 70 hearing screams
and fighting from my fathers place that
they paid no attention. Then mvfathcr
got a bag OF salt and rubbed NE over
with that. lie left me there sohhlnr
and screaming all night. The next
he released me more dead
alive. left the house. and YOU caf
licvc that never had any thing "
or do with my father since then. N
ever met him on the street ~ aecis
sneak"d away 10 avoid him ana
vent trouble"
"Did yonr father treat Emile III
same way?r
lie did and he treated George ana W,
sisters nearly as bad. Ike drove all .,s
sons away from home. and his daurhxrn
eft him, too, as soon as they were Ia
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-27
LATE NEWS ITEMS

IN the Senate, on the 1stn, a Joint
resolution was passed. extending to the
1st q March. 1880. the the time for hold.
ing the international Marine confer
ence. a joint resolution was offered by
Mr. Morgan and referred recognizing
the Republic OF Brazil as a free. soye-
reign and independent state. Mr.. Coke
offered resolution calling on the Attor-
ney General for information as 10 the at
tack on Justice Field in California. and
the killing Of David ;. Terry BY Deputy
Marshal Nagle- Many other bills and
resolutions were received and disposed
Of. and the senate went into executive
session.......-In the House. the most Of
the dav was devoted to the introduction
OF bills and joint resolutions under a call
OF States A resolution to offer a re-
ward Of 5000 for the arrest and deliv-
cry TO the marshal OF the District OF
Columbia Of g. +. Silcott, the abscond-
Ing cashier. was adopted. The deaths
OF James Laird. Of Nebraska. S. :. Cox.
OF New York. and r. w. Townshend. OF
Illinois, were announced to the House.
which. as mark Of respect TO the mem-
ory Of the deceased members. adjourned.
On the 18th. Judge David j. Brewer
was confirmed as Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court Of the United states.
The Sampson-Low Publishing Com
pany Of London is preparing 70 publish
in one volume the letters of stanley
and Emin Pasha, marry Of which have
neser been alluded to in the press.
though among the most important OF tho
series.
The affection o. the car from which
the Emperor OF Germany has suffered
more or less for several years. has az
sumed phase more alarming than anv
Of the attacks he has heretofore expe.
ricnccd- lie is being subjected To con.
slant treatment for the disorder. and
suffers cxcruciating pains.
The Greek Government was advised
on the 18th, that fighting between the
Cretans and the Turks had been r..
Moved at Sphaiis. where many OF the
natives and few OF The Turkish III.
1iery had been killed.
SPONTANEOUS gathering OF the In.
dian community at Zanzibar waited
upon Stanley. on the 18th. and pre.
scented him with an address. incloscd in
? silver casket. culogizing his energy
IN opening Central Africa to commerce.
The students 81 the Russian univcrs.
~ at Odessa INDUCED in riotous demon.
STATIONS, on the 18th. which IL was nee.
sssary for the police 70 use extraordi-
nary force toGucll. The university va
ordered closed.
WILHELM voN GEIsnnEcnr. the Ger
nan historian, died on the 18th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-27
THE DAVIS MONUMENT.
m appeal for Aid BY the jefferson Davis
Monumental A~soeiation 10 Mi<,i~-ippi-

JACKSON, Miss. Dec. H. The .Ioffcr-
son Davis Monumental Association IL
SUED the following address to-day:
TO MIssisSfrrTs>~-Tr aila.,rs ana Il, ,v.rv
country the people have str.ven ~ perfe,n.
are the memory ~ their great ana srinrinus
Men. our hearts are bowed III 1.ri..f ~ tha
loss in onr estimation. Of the greatest man
81 M day. tie especially belonged 10 Nil.
s'ssippi and hi memory should BE- cherished.
not only ~ the hearts of All Mi-<iSslppians
but i j. particularly thsirdnty 10 ina,,yrra,s
monument which shall meet 1. hearty -.
rponsc IN the bosom 81 All true Southern
men everywhere 10 erect monument ~
Jefferson Davis which shall reach heaven.
ward and endure through the ages 70 come.
~ earnestly urge each city. town and
county 20 promptly organize co.onerafivo
societies and open subscriptions for the ad
mission ~ members. and we suggest that 4
meeting be called throughout the state ~ n
a. m, Monday, Deccn. Der "A. for suci, r,,r.
pose, and that at said meetings the p.onle
pc requested 70 make favorable expression
70 the appropriation 5y our next Ie,rt~I..fs,r.
~ sloy,eyJ to assist In the .rertlnn IN ,hts
monument. and we beg to impress ~ 49,
people that this amount viii only entail !,
tax ~ - cents on the 81 900 of assessed ,,ron
erty IN the state
The nominal sum Of one dollar has hedn
hN'' ~ inc amount necessary to become 4
II 4 confidently believed thar every i.,xal
Mis-issipran will avail himself az thr nrivl. L
lcxe The amount which may be subscribed \
y not limited 10 this membership Zee. a. N u \
known there arc many who win give "a IN. \
extent ~ their ability. cur women. ALWAYS \
pr"'np. ana ready :" engage IN every good
and noble work. are earnestly ret,n.s,.,., y,
enlist a. members ~ the association nnd I
Thereby guaranteeing IN large measure its K
success. -
We also cordially and with confidence N.
ethc aii 81 our newspapers and urge. them
~ use their Influence 10 induce the next
Legislature % vote the appropriation named
above 20 assist in carrying out IN. object az
this associations.
IN conclusion. we deem Il proper "a sav
that IN erecting monument "a tnIs rrana
ana heroic man IL i Tribute not only 10 liz
l~.m"ry, .ut - every fallen MisSi-sirpian
and Confederate soldier and vindlratinn =
every living actor in the great ~fruryi.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-27

I;nsTox. Dec. ls.-A Hartford Conn
special 70 the Herald says: The rcrort
from New York that the Big Sugar
Trust has prepared 70 transfer It's assets
% new corporation II the Court ~ Ar
pcals pronounccs the Trust illegal -
known here 70 indicate that the trust
will seek refuge within the shclterng
arms Of the Commonwealth Refining
Company. which was chartered by the
Connecticut Legislature last winter.
The home Office 81 The company Is fixed
al New Haven by the charter. but alI
the principal business NAV bc tran~
acted in New York
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-27

Twenty Years spent In az sr<<n&, y.
on Conviction ~ Musdsk,krocs u.
False Tc~timony-W was IL e. sju
Mistaken Identity: M4


| False Tessimcny-was II e. sjury
4 Mistaken Identity. N3
| Ia PonTF. Ind, Dec. Is Geor1
Stottlcr is life convict in th<L hchir
City penitcntiary. He has u zone pcna
seryitude for the State sir 4ce -
Stottlcr's friends have been trlcies>
their efforts 10 secure his reieasS n
begins 70 look now as though Ntot.Jcr
was convicted on perjured ties inony
and that the State will be oblire, lo re-
lease from its service an innoct.rr N.
The crime for which Stottler wa.. nj
up was terrible one. He was coun-
tryman near Anderson and was ALWAYS
looked upon as tough character.
The crime was committed in 1865.
Stotiler, IL Is alleged. tried 10 borrow
horse from an old man named l=anorct.
II was refused him. He then went 70
Anderson, bought knife and got drunk.
Returning in the evening he went 70 tho
lsanoget residence and started row in
the house. Isanoget had two sons.
whose ages we're twenty and sixteen
years respectively. The older Of the
boys started to put Stottler out 81 the
house. but the young man was stabbed
through the heart. The younger 10y
attempted 70 prevent Stottlcr from kill
ing his brother and started to interfere
in his behalf. Young Isanoget had no
sooner got within reach OF the infuriaf-
cd and bloodthirsty ficnd than he
too received a stab through the heart
which killed him instantly. >tot-
tier then threatened to kill the
whole family, which consisted Of the old
man Isanoget, his wife and two or three
small children. The old man. who was
an invalid. saw that IL was question "
life or death for all Of them. and by .
desperate effort ovcrpowcrcd the fcnd
and disarmed HIM. lie was sentenced
for life.
Stottlcr has protested his innocence
from the time he was arrested on the
terrible charge. claiming that he was
victim OF mistaken identity. 1t appears
that the testimony OF the Isanogct girl
was what convicted Stottler. The girl
died last spring. and now comes the AZ
torncys for Stottlcr, who claim thatthey
have her affidavit stating that the tcsti-
mony she gave during the trial Wa
false.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-27
DAVIS RESTING PLACE.
Tho Municipal Authorities of me CIV ~
kichmond. VA. Desirous that the r.-
mains % Jefferson Davis Mny Rest yInal-
~ In That city.

To Municipal Authorities Of the f;tx y,
kschmond. Va. Desirons that the Re-
mains - Jefferson Davis Mny Rest Final
~ In That city.
RICHMOND, Va. Dec. IA confer
encc Of the presidents Of the various
commercial exchanges. the heads ~
both branches OF the City Council. lead
ing representatives Of military and Con-
fedcratc veterans associations. was held
to-day at the instance Of the MAYOR az
the city 70 take action upon the burial
OF Jefferson Davis In this city. The fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Essoired That IL Il the judgment ~ this
early date 10 rritcrate our desire fhat
Jefferson Davis shall be buried here.
Efsofrei. Also. that before the public meat
ing N held a committee shall lie apnoInt,d
by the mayor 10 solicit snhscrlptlnns VI !,
monument fund and report the same u SAID
Resoired, That the aid 81 the state ana cifv
government. the press and all public bodies
shonid be Invoked.
a resolution was adopted BY the House
Of Delegates to-day, directing fbc c,crl-
Of that body to inform Mrs. Davis NAT
II is the earnest desire OF tho Legisl.-
ture that the remains Of her husband III
allowed 70 find a final resting place IN
the city OF Richmond
Say. grandpa" said his fourtecn-
ycar-old grandson. won are eighty wears
old. and still as lively asa cricket
spose when when you were young man
you took good care o. your health went
20 bed with the chickens and got IN With
ne lark. Early 70 bed and early 10
risc' was your motto?" No. my boy.-
said grandpa. II didn't follow that
maxim went 70 bed al Il. NJ. ana
'sdn't get up unni noon" Gracious!
yon must have been wild one. grand
PAT NO. Twas night editor On 4 morn
ing Sepcr. ~. NJ. Ledger.
IL You want - sa:tcr man. talk 10
I'm about his great reserve force.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-27

The British Cabinet. at its meeting
On the 10th. devoted most Of the session
70 the consideration Of local govern
ment scheme for Ireland which. il il a.
serted. embcdies many Of the provisions
the Liberal leaders have repeatedly de-
clarcd themselves to be in favor o.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-27

Ok the 10th the sultan OF Zanzibar
was presented with the insignia Of the
English order OF st. Michael and st.
George and the grand cross Of the Ger
nan order OF the Red Eagle. All ayaila-
BILE British men-of-war assembled for
the purpose Of giving eclat to the occa-
sion
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-27

The -irmenians near Moosh. In re-
venge for the murder Of one OF their
number. on the 18th attacked and de-
feated band Of Kurds and detach-
mrht Of Turkish soldiers. Reinforce
ments Of Turkish troops were sent from
Erzeroum to quell the disturbance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-27

The British Government has decided
u strengthen the fortresses at the
mouth Of the Thames by placing therein
number Of heavy guns. and adding
several other Improvements to bring the
works up 70 modern requirements
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-27

PLOT has been discovered 10 assas-
sinate the King q Corea. who. ii j. re-
ported. desires 70 abiicate in favor Of
Prince NIinyong Yik- Several high
officials implicated in the conspiracy
have been cxiled 70 Hong Kong
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-27

o. the eth First Comptroller Mat
thews rendered an opinion allowing the
claim Of United States Marshal Needles.
OF Oklahoma. The claim amounts to
Sl5,ooo.and was contracted bv him in the
opening Of Oklahoma Territory
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-27

MES- BooTu. wife OF the General OF
the Salvation Army. who has been suf-
fering from cancer for some time. was
reported. on the 18th. as sinking rapid
~. All hope OF her recovery was aban-
Concd.