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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-15
9eruaer bet'm @emtral earrsfom
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etae GabfnetSiteue.-BsIbe Sopen's
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pr. Scbu g. gSiie III aus Sirginieu bier elm.
Setrrfieu, nm ben @suerul Sarrtiou bartiber
apjutIireu, bnB bic Serfderuns Der @eIe,
cation bon Sirginieu, be 6epublitaner isues
Staates uub er ielbff ieieu ju 9uuffeu Der
@rnenuurg 0tabone's gum Sebineta. .Witz
sliebe, nidlt auf sSabrbeit bernie. gSiie
fou fid in lduserer unterreouug nit General
Sarriiou beniibt baben, tieien baoou AL
iber3eugen, bas Wiahoue fetnen @tnflus bet
ben resuldren 0tepnbIifanern ees Staates be-
fte unb ieiue @rueuuung elm arger MiBsrifi
ieiu niirbe. - Sobn s. Blurmer, YrdFoeut
oes ,9rpgo0besW sWeH's Clubs" BON Yep=0ort
unb Elm mariner Sreunb gSaruer Rtller's,
fattete gefern Gbenb @enerol Sarriiou eiuen
Beiud ab. Blummer batte aAirageu Infieu,
oh er mor9eu ocriprehen f0uute, uub bic b6fs
lide Antport Sarriion's lautete, oaS CT
(Blummtr) aud beute piltommeu iaiu
niiroe. Ron uernutbet, bnB bieie ireuno.
Iid3e @inlaoIug 3u einem Beiuf,e am U1oa.
taBs. Gbenb oIs Elm siinittges 3etteu fir
4luu mer's Yf,ltOu, bic ohue !3uelfeI g8lrz
ner gliuer's Snterefie oeriolate, aHfbuusbs
men lei. Arthur Bateman BON gteuz Dorf,
Elm anoerer 6reunb 2Sarner Diiuer's, miro
| bier ertpartet. @rzSeuat0r arteu bon Reu.
| Oprt uub 4nbIuaer BIatt's Iiuo angemelSet,
10 baB General 6arriiOu @eIsgeupeit babeu
tptre, bic argnmente 3u b0reu. pelde fir
UIt[ler uab Platt aIs empfeblenspertbe Re.
prdieutauteu oes StaateS Rep.Yor TN Bun.
bes,Sabinet geltenb gematt perbeu.
General 5ooep murbe beute formell ole
@ruperneur Don Snbiaua etn9siest. Sn iei'
uer SnaIg guratiousreoe ipra9 Der meme Sou
uerueur eanses unb 8reites iiber bic Stein.
belt Der gBublurue uub enpfabI inter I'm
bersm Die Giuiiibruus etues ygocal. Option
@sieees, bumit iene Srtidaft bes Staates
fir fid lelbh eutideioeu tonne, oh iie 8irtbs
iGnfteu bulesu MOLE ober uid,t.
Der meme @Ounerneur belt beute Nbeno Ell
nen Gmpfuns i'm RapitOl, tpeldem au9 9es
neral Sarrion unb 9attin beipobnteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-15

ausntbarbeu fn BEN NpOtbefsu ,u RabsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-15
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u 2 / &c c It,
0as
grOBe 2e6er 9eilmtttel.
goGF1nbia seitmadlos, jetu gIocirt, pur8ran,
TesuIiren, reinigtn uno trditIgeu.
Or. 8GbpGp's Ptueu CUR
g u II d

ouer 2sben bes Tasens, Der geber, ber gtngep,ioe,
Der yheren, Der BIale nerU0er getO6n, appstilofs'
tett, Soptfueb, 8erftOpuH9, Sospepie, 6ilioer Ses
un6 aler Gt0rungen oer iHnerIihen Srgane. Rain
ue9etablt6, fetn Quedftl6er, UlucraIieu ODER bdos
litbe 8roguen entbaltenb.
BolItdnoi9e BeroauunQ nirS eraiet ourb oeu 8ez
6rau1 pom Rabmaq's 4tueH. 8urd oieielOen ueroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-15
flnntflfetl. graGS0te.

5OIeto, 8, IA. san. - @efsru Rors
gen nm ubr madte Same8 S. 9utder,
NedlnGGter iu z pier abIndAle, auf feline
idIafsnbe 6rau etusu gtoroaufatl; o5pObl
az Der GraI bic gliiablug Der B,fole an Oen
pals belt unO feuerte, 10 geIanS es tbr bod,
in ein Nndbarbaus Su eutfltebeu, ruoraui
3utder iainam gebsR burd zine RugeI IN 8
9irn Elm @nSe ma6te. gfau bat SoffaHng,
oas bie ihmer oerDuubete Srau nit Oem ge.
hen hrnnr fnrrrnPu mlrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-15
Die senator.nabl tn 9elaspare

8ooer, BEL. IA 5auuar. - Der &aus
frs Der repubIitaniideu gfitslieber Der @es
etssbuug ueriummeIte ii9 beute Absuo, nm
einen 8nubesisuator 3u nonlinireu. 3paus
sig Abftimuungen fiuo 10 melt uorseuommen
rorbeu, beren lette folgenbee 8eiuItat bate {:
SEQ. 9. gtuiiep 6, @has. s. SreaI 5, N.
y. Smithers 8, autbOnp 5iSgius 2. Sin
bemctratilher @autus il ebenfau5 i'm 9ange
(Spdter.) - lin Nitteraadt mar Der re
fubIiiariite @autus nod in Sisuu9 uno
i4ien istnem 3iele nid1t rdber 1u iein. Der
temctratiidhe @aufus bat iid uerta9t, nm
fte RGbuabne Der RepubIitaHer 81 ernar.
torr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-15

ras CHARLES A. vQaELEa CO.. Baltimore. I'D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-15
gok WunTfrs SnuDtfnt,
Ter Nnttnntnfn,rnI.

Baris, IA. SaunOr. Der Seuat paitrte
beute "a artitel 0es ueuen BlnterottGeieBls,
peItes, i'm Sale es in 8ruft trttt, bte pBa'
rpuQfGual @eieI'daft" IN Stano ie8en
mirN, isjue $srSfiatuugeu gertttIid 81
lquibireu, ubns fd9 ielbf bancroft 3u er
fareu
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so. GonsreB. : Speite Sisna8
Sar.f uao SnIanoitsttera.

ssutfom's @oridbIas sur @tafabrane etasr
Suderpramis. Bus sar safbebnne Oct
SaIanoasae=a tint Sauis. - Die SabIna8
oer GIeftosaIifinameu. - alntsnotrnt,8 De
SaasressIn. - SntereHaate 8eimafte tn
Be,ue aaf een Siftrift Columbia. - Die
atattfts,G omnttfIare unS Dts gStrtbe.
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2on6ou, IA. Suuuar.-Su SiiorusIaao
fino bier 8auern rpessu grmorOuus zines II
Sabre alien Wdb6eus usrbaitet Uoroeu. sic
huttsu ben Dtorb ausgefibrt, mn aus Dem
Sett ber 2etdbe serjeu ber3ufeueu, BON OeHen
Der abersIaube iagt, bus iie eiueu 8ieb uus
iihtbar MAIDEN. Ats fe, nit loIfeu 8erjeu
nuase1iiffet. einen @iubrud ueriibteu. uurs
ben fie nber bird ben S9ein berielben uer=
rutben unb perbaftet, tpurauf fie tbr Serbrez
den asffaubeu, iopie, bas fte porber iaOu
brei mtbgIiidte Rorbueriude sema4t battea.
SrIano aao Der gapH.
9tom, IA. Sauuar. - Die iiir,li9 BON
Bapfte perihieceueu iriideu Sirheu ses
mo9teu 9ei6eufe perbeu auf $4,000 ges
i66et. Inter beuieIben befinbet f9 Die
Stolu, trelHe Der Papf gelegentlid, oes Got
tessisnfes sur 6sier ietnes Subitaums trgs.
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@aaaus s~snTOn's @asent.

@ommiIIGr @ulmau ii benatrihtiat nor.
ben, bas In benz pom @eneraInnp gsSen
Roanus Gnenion anaefreu9teu BrO5sfer
peId3er Die Gan1eGtruug eine3 PateHteS fiir
SubTifatiou bon 3uder aus 5Or8buns8obr
bespedt, Der ron oem Betln9ten erbObene
@iamnno nerporfeu, un6 Der Bro;eB tur Ser
banbInug nuberauult tporbeu iei. gta6 Der
Qniiat oes Counties III 6ieias BOrge5eu oes
9eridts euti6eibenb fiir bic 8e9t8irage, Oh
tie 6egieruu9 bic &an3euirun8 bon pGteutirs
ten @1fiubuHser u,rIangeu tanu, Die BON
ben aussitsatsu IN ihrea 0IenfeH 9ema4t
nurben.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

Daniel +. Randmsnn. the noted
Snakesreresn actor, is now IN the east
engaging a large company for the
purpose Of giving a Sh~skesperesn re-
vival In the west this winter. He will
open at Butte and make the Montana
circuit before going elsewhere. n a
sufficient guarantee al be raised Miles
City will be favored with Que perform-
ance. Mr.. Bandmann retired from the
stage a few years ago after having ac-
cumulsted a handsome fortune, and
located near Missoula, Mont, where
he has devoted his tim. to the breeding
of fine horses from French sires inn
ported by himself. His career on the
stage was remarkably successful and
his rank second b. none.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11
Cnaitman Seligmnn. Of the rppubIi.

Cunitman Seligmun. of the republic
Isn -tIe committee, hts fei with
rhe county cOmmi-.i ners a uotice for
y rae unt ~ fur precinct. IT this
county, comprising the first aud -ixth
ward. of the city of Htl-ns. Ii Is also
unrer-tood thnt The democrats have
u k,d tor . r--coUat in East Helena,
dearborn canyon and a few ether pre-,
yinrts. 1t l. net known whether the
commissioners viii grant either re-
lu-st.-He'ena Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

The lalis- of the VI. T.. church Will
In the ne ,r future present y novel en-
tertainment, given under the name of
q "Trsdes Union" in which each bus-
mess house in the city will be repre-
scnted by some young lady wearing
appropriate costume and having a
.treamer with the name- Of the husi-
ness firm representa-. Qptite a num-
Ter Of the ladies have already been So
lected by our husin - men. This will
he quite a novelty to ~ people and
will be largely attended wlieu 1t takes
place. The date aud place have not
been fixed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

aud most highly sanctioned gastric Ionic IN exit.
ence A, a result Of The I Ne Imputed 10 The
; om0ch, aui Ihc iu.irascd acivity u IT. 0igcs-
tive aud Hs'imiiaIiU aCiiau. inturs1 ny The Irr.
Tricut u, OF 'h's Ufnigg iuvIg1rlu, g'nesl
Hhwina b. HuEmert,d, Iar ro-1.- tTug acuei
Az uuu1ujhs'l. mii % nlsgrf 20 is1uuIa 5uI
hEIwri 0]ulra-r I.lr d.. i~.lu.Tr.-, s,HJ
CpIIyu1I lv t0rfs #.. .n ~. rr6. -
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11
Gratifying To All.

The high position attained and the
universal acceptance snd approval Of
the pleasant liquid fruit remedy syrup
Of Figs, rs the mot excellent laxative
known, illustrate the value Of the
qualities III which its success IL based
aud are abundantly gratifying to the
California Fig Syrup Company.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11
letter List

The following letters remoiD uu-
called for In the Miles City, NJ. r..
postofbce, October 10, 1859:
Amer, J Il Lang, w III
anton, blll Chav,s, Pedro
Garter, y - Elliott, Geo.
tray, MISS Maud Newcomb, VIM
Tomek, Miss Mary Wooley, Alfred
Wilson, $ Il
Persons calling for the above letter.
will please say they are advertised.
JOHN McAUsLAND. p. NJ.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11
Unjust Takntlnn.

IL Is unjust 10 tax the stomach with burdens
u cannot bear Many silly people thus iyran.
iEo that fSiihfpl soritor until Il rebels and nun.
ishes them as they deserve. Dyspepsia Is usually
the child Of gastronomie folly. but whether I'M,
or tho natural associate Of Inherent itebleness
from childhood, IL IL surely and pleasantly rem,.
diable with Hos,etter's stomach Bilters. ina aps,,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

Toe ladies OF the Russell Farce Com
ray Co. have been selected from The
Casino, New Yurs. tue Duff Opera Co.,
McCaulI Opera c.. and the leading
comedy organizations in the
couutry. All Of them are noted for
beauty and their ability, u COM
LiuaIlon hat i exceedingly rare.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

Red Ward will celebrate the repub.
lican Victory by setting out an elabor-
ate lunch at his Crystal Palace salooD
on Saturday night, the center piece Of
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

Smoke the Eclipse, Hoffman house
or Queen cigar; to be found at the
Macqueen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

J. j. Packer came d ,wn from Eure-
ka valley yesterday and reports every
thing ilourishing ia that locality. He
says now thai politics are over AL are
u Ol friends again,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

Ger Myers 4 pTt-t ou hast nights
tram ior Washington territory, where
he will y rrhas. some hlDuivd sheep.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

e.. e. Redmond v~r,ieflay received
Gt. laty mex If glJG-, which hr
r,il, .r,H nay. go display.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

~ II. Er.d, a. E, lrri tan, WyD., va
tuLurlIn Nirkao u TrI-cpt's ye-ter-
uA. ga O. nsalrr- bil ~ goods.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

Stock Inspector SmItn wrnt mp go
ForsNI h last night 10 lDnE tloogglI Il
herd at ruitr.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

The s'rra ears are array uI in argc
Duwhrr- every day for lnn Use oi our
:,D.l ]rNlnr'rr-.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

which will be- n roast pig All are in
vItei TO shake hands over tie blDudy
chasm,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

IpJ lt,!.y ;a1urled Iou Forsyth,
wrpr, lur ,uI Heeu ",Inbl .-Ntug a cir
fultirng 1lUnr,.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

The Russell Farce Comedy Go. will
play ut the Bjou, New York, the cam
ing season.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

Five stock trains Of Is ears each
passed through the city for market
yesterdhy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

Col. C. III. Gould returned from q
swift business trip to Portland yes'er-
dsy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

Srhlnz besr. bOT led in Milwaukee.
TO be had nj he Macqucen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

Eight loads of hay were . e Ia the
market-place Yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

Get the fall and winter block Of the
world renowned Dunlap bat.
c. B. TOWERS & Co.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

Throw physics to the dogs and try
Billiards. port or sherry.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

All local bet. on the county ticket
were paid yesterday
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

Goo. LiscomL, postmaster at Bran
denburg, was In the city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

f. NJ. Lind, OF Sheridan, was look.
Ing over u city Yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

L. j. Whittlesey, of Tower City.
Oak WAS In the city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

The west bound passenger vas two
hours late last night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

Col. F. NJ. Malon. returned from
Billings ye-ier lay.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

New line 0 ~ y, e oIhing received
at Orschei b 's'.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

J. b. Wuhrow, Of Council Bluff,
arrived in the city yesterday from the
west.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

White clover honey at Smith &
Haynes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

Lawrence Higgins, "a cowpuncher
from the north side, Is in town.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

Pure maple sugar NJ Smith &
Haynes'.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

Axex Prensti went up to Forsyth
last night
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11
Male Help Wanted.

sALEsNEN-Ws wish q fec mon 10 sell our gooda
By salrple 20 the whalrssle aud retail t'ats. Lsrr-
mapufrs In our line. kDcloss ? erni stamp.
Wage ~ per day, PeTmanent position. No pos
vcrlisinl, etc. C~rErErNiAL MAN'Fo CO.. C'p-
CiNNATf, ONO.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11
LOCAL 1T M

Joe Scott l. here.
Smoke the Phoenix cigar.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-11

We respectfully solicit Nh ihrreSs,C
patronage. pledging ourselves to give.
the best satisfaction
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-26
THE LArIMER TRIAL


The Council N sanstr over Motion a.
Amend a.. Information.
J,re.as t.rl Ii.e eef-t room
S
tlH spectators ttHg "1mfn ana ar.s,
MANY hrn.nr their t.uuers f3 te ou
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.r uacn ul,r-l lAtutl tlni hIs.
Y..e. 4tt.red Ia d.ea mourning aad
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tAr if'tA
Ils morning Mr.. Parkinson roat
h-atliafi ID support oi motion o.
amend tle Information ~o ~ % CONS
I..fe tae names mdw-ed thereon
where at8is lre used. BarkNorih
oO.eet.d said 10 was remark
an.e a1taylt from remarkable
m8u. aul entertained hy
t.eralrf hs would distinctly traverse
ani da.V MANY statements contained
therein Earknurtl ~aHI thatthr errors
a the information atre foo SERIOUS to
hr -o A.0rautIv l.-nt --r.l and neasked
tas coafr -l reject tncaadaet. Judge
Peek refused. Swing that if was has
duty to consider al afidayts when
PROPERLY presented Tie Told Bark
worth tuaf hc fnight ille q counter atii-
daFt Il he chose. Harkwoeth then
asked for permission to retire with am
associate counsel in order 20 examine
muufclv tle Parkinson affidavit. The
request was granted and court took "a
rece>s.
The recess continued until 1915,
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-26
HILDEBRNAD's ESCAPE.
- Ctue 80 ats seurss Aftsf LEAVING
Iania as ths 4 FPef brtake.

lo.ta A., "a. tppes bridge.
rt..f f....s .>...,..f - l..t ..,.el.s.. ...,.s
f..... ...'. II
'-'
tae conNci a llasiHana, Vel Ane~n in
tifAaa Rapids ilem sle state houss ~
terfsytNas
Joseph haidehfata ss young crook
Nell Aupwn % many loa-Sils. No
years ago he VAS tiie Tar Keeper "a
Narstfals Ssleou, on Avsi Main-st-
ApEl IS. le>s, he nas ssnt % tte State
House oi Correction from ~. Johns 10
serve a Three year sentence lof iaf'eiif.
A i,W days ago hc "as gwen outside
work and yesterday ~as driving q two
horse wagon between tit d. .o'n ANA
tas siding oi Use - "a ~, \ M-s h""i-
ae tour.
- liilathfaod was making f,thfh 'f'p
irsm tAf prison ai''iii ~ ~ iiit ai''.
ti'a'iif @hH NAf N''-' f'" 10 p" ''tt
.ar.y spafmg oi h's horses. 'Ihe'f y, E
Naesiion caiirl - i4ih az ii"i p ii'' .
order he uiHA Ard more iutiN Ni'" "tr
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-26
THE AUSTRALASIA ASHORE
She and Her Consort sunk on Michigan
Island.

AsnLtND, VS., April25.-The steamer
Australasia and cousort. the schooner
George, were driven ashoreotf Michigan
Island during the gale early yesterday
morning. They were coming To this
port fof ore. Both boat, had their bot
toms stove in and are filled with Vatcr.
The Australasia lost her shoe, rsdder
and wheel and was otherwise seriously
damaged. The Australasia Is e mon
Stcr ore carrier, commanded 10y Captain
Rsd and it owned bv the Corrgaus of
Cleveland. 4 steam pump, diver and
tug Viii bt necessary To float both boats.
No lives we're lost. The damage Is not
known but it VIII be heavy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-26
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
Nsshlngton's Inaugural 9" be suitably
tonIlncmof fat.d.

Rev. 4. X. Merriam and Or. Cohh
have been al work together for some
davs arranging for a centennial celc-
mauou. Tuesday veNt, al the Park
Congregational church. 4 fine muSi-
cal programme ha, been provided.
John Patton .lr. VIII speak on "our
Natoa-1he Irovdont'al Combination
ot Powerful and conflicting Elements;
Attorney General Nose Iaggart on
..Thc Influence of the Leaders 81 IN,
American Revolution. and Roger V.
Bntt,ruold on "Somc Political Effects
of thc National Belief n Christianity.
other exercises viii also bc arranged.
Everybody is invited.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-26

ROCKVILLE, Conn, April 25.-The
g lgham mill OF the White Manufac-
turing Company was shut down tonight
on account of strike OF $50 weave IS.
and their other mills VIII close tJD.k
row, throwing 400 employees ont oi
work. President CYRUS White, of the
Company, says the mills viii remain
closed until The weaver, accept the pay
..l.r.-I
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-26
INTO A RAVINE.
Train Runs Into Burning Bridge
Three Men Fatally Hurt

WILKEsBAnRE, Pa, April 25. - \
freight train Oh the Pennsylvania Rail
road ran into burning bridge at Cata-
w.ssa, at noon today, and broke through
into the rayinc, making terrible
wreck and fatally mIuring Engineer
Joel Bon>incs. Fireman Jonas Russell
and brakeman James lndinc. The loss
is about $4,000. \ small army of
wrecker, are at work. but no passenger
tram has come through from Harris
burg since : a. IN.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-26

NEW BEproRn. Mass, April Pr.
". Glider. editor oi the C0t,yg, denies
that Mrs. cleveland ha, leased q cot
tagc at Marion.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-26

Io>uoS. Apll - Nr Kasson. one
OF the American commissioners sent to
Berlin 20 treat ou Samoan affairs, has
lcit London for that city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-26
WANT DEARER BEEF
The Msat-Inspseilon Bln Passed
by the House.
The SOLDIERS HONE BILL APPROVED
4 >taonk t4xht Against the Beet biil
Judd and Ns sitilAn Favor a.. " hlie
hiileAn sud eili oppose "a
kailruad kAtes Considered

+ I.<.fx.. N.th.. ADrles. Represent.
-,x..... i.'.......o,. t.'il ,,.
'' as
tldn- taAl 4A i*tt intended l"i con-
sumption be- Michigan must first ic in-
.aeet.a .ursn tns hoof' within the
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/ liie DISCUSSION oi iAe hii A'ta been con-
/ tnued throughout tae entire forenoon,
and IL WAS ,...f f.s>~t3 Hntfl motion after
iiio'."- i'"' D''N i''''' asa" '''
/ 'sifke outall alter taetnacthg fiaNsts
postpone rs consideration. refer %
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Telegram-herald., 1889-04-26
JOHN MARTIN SAFE.
The Yacht Coronet Arrives in Good Con-
dition An on Board safe.

dition An on Board safe.
NEW YORK, April 25.-Thc yacht Cor
0net, which has sailed around the
world. ha- rcturnedin good condition
and with All we'll ON board She an
cnoreI oh staten Island today. Mr.
T.. T. Bush, the owner, and his family
are on fne YACHT. She Left GIBRALTAR
tarts-tWo days ago. and encountered
at least haif-dolcu storms, without
ANY serious ul-lAn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-26

WA-WSoIoN. Apul -. War veterans
who arc entitled Tor communication for
the loss of the use of their limbs by
disease or injury are now filing their
claim, ia VAST numbers il Is stated as
the office OF thu Surgeon General oi
the Army that a considerable percent
age of the money which Congress I'M
tended for those disabled soldiers D.
unnecc-,arilv wasted "A attorneys fees
Notice is glvsn that all such CLAIMS can
bc settled 10y "a letter to the surgeon
General of the Army. without incur
ring any expense % the claimant.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-26

New YORK, April 25.-RccordcrSmyth
today reduced the bail to $4,000 in the
case OF Mrs. Olive T.. Friend, one of the
alleged electric sugar frauds.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-26
nIr. blaine Much Ect,cr.

WAsHINcroN, April -. - Secretary
Blaine, who was indisposod yesterday,
was feeling much better this morning,
hut owing to the mclcmont weather he
did not deem II prudent 10 go to the
state Department.. For this reason
the presentation of the new British
Minister 10 the President has been de-
Il rrpi
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-26

Governor Luce today vetoed the bill
authorizing the West Side Loan and
Building Association TO increase IT.
capital stock to s20oo,ooo. on the
ground That it was unconstitutional.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-25
THE SOUTHERN QUESTION
some Good Advice for Mr.. Harrison and
llis futntive Advisers.

some Good Advice for Mr.. Harrison and
nis futntive Advisers.
II has been given out By Colonel
Quay. the present master and leader
Of the Republican party. TINT General
Harrison intended 10 make tho
"Southern question prominent. ana
would so settle II that justice would
b. done the co!orcd people. How Mr..
Harrison will make II prominent.
or how he will do justice 10 tho
negroes. i not definitely stated by
the southern question 10 presumably
meant the alleged suppression 81 the
negro vote. Whether the new President
will resort to military governments.
or To returning boards. or 10 Il Pres;-
Dental commission. Is not known. but
If he will rccnr to the not very distant
past he will find that all those expert
mcnts were tried and found 10 be in
elective in bringing the whites and
black Of tho Southern States into
political equality. II was found that
there must be either white domination
or negro domination. and seven years
Of the latter satisfied the people OF tho
United States on that score for all
time TO come. II was at last the North
that demanded that military and
negro rule in the South should cease,
and Hayes in carrying il out only
obcyed the command Of the people Of
the North.
Meantime il Mr.. Harrison thinks he
has a mission TO cure the ills incident
to illegal and fraudulent local elections
the Herald would advise him to try his
apprentice hand on Indiana lie
knows that State pretty thoroughly.
its people and its politicians. lie
could therefore 20 ros.ndly 10 work
with them He knows the men. or can
easily be introd need to them. who
handled the blocks Of five and with
but a very little turning Of the screw
he can find out precisely how much
| per head they cost. A thorough course
Of Indiana inv estig cation might Al least
prepare him TO- his Southern export
ment Without some such prior prac-
ticc the chances are that he will find
himself In maze OF difficulties before
he gets half way into the Southern
question. lie would better make the
Indiana question prominent first.
Then with what stomach he has left he
can turn Southwark Chicago Herald