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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-29

Tnr reading public has reason 70 lie dis
cus,el with any medicine which CLAIMS 70
cure every thing. from a corn 10 consnmp
lion. Shzsienbrrgers Aniidofe for Malaria
Is simply what its name imports. IL yoE
have Malaria in your system. a few doses
viii destroy il immediately. 50 far rs now
known it's the only antiaotc for this poison
sod by Druggists
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-29

A n-.cur little riri IN Sundav-school,
upon l.rinc asked what sort 81 = spirit that
" the PhariScr was. rrrllcd; 1T was dong
1 good thing and teen feeling big over IL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-29

Corcus. Hoarscncss. Sore Throat. etc,
quickly relieved by BEovN's BRONCHIAL
TRccnEs. A slmple and effectual remedy
superior 10 all other articles for the same
PURPOSE. Sod only "a hurxs-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-29

HNr a century has ELAPSED sincc Con-
grcss appropriated Sl.0c toward compiling
agricultural statistics by the large importa-
tiDn Of breadstufs shipped 70 America that
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-29

TnrRr are many fremsof nervous debility
in men that yield TO the use Of Carriers Iron
Pills. Those who are troubled with nervous
might swdlts.ctc should try them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-29

Acrons. vocaiists. Public Speakers praise
1ia.c's Honey ~ Harehonnd and Tar.
Pixies ToothAche Dr.p~ Cure IN one minute.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-29

DAxfDG. BURNETT began ~ serve ns act
ing president Of The ''rcplblic " Texas
fifty years ago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-29

Tu0-F who wish 70 practice economy
should buy cartcr'sLittic Liver Pills Forty
pills in . vial; only one pill a dose.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-29

s.Nr son. WHY j. i. you are always behind
hand IN YOUR sfudsesrf Because IN were
not behindhand with them l could not pur-
sue tLem.r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-29

" afflicted with Sore Ewes nse Dr. Isaac
raompsou'S Eye Water. Druggists sell H. %
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-29

II Tondor during a yrreat Week 'hc
births outn-ribcrcd the deaths aAIlost t"o
10 one.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-29

TnF late Crown Prince Rudolph. OF Aus
tria. left ceDts amounting tos.s5J.uuO marks
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-29

Brxfsr. tho ncvyiy-crowncd King Of An
nam. j. only ten years ~ ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-29

Wrsrrnx -ornIsr-sGot much stock on
Rsncnmar-~Ncpe- got . right
bunch On foot. though
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-14
Citn 31ropcrin for Sale.

NEWELL MARTIN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-14

MURRAY-sT, NEAR BKOADWAG' ,rua,rc
A full lot close 10 Broadway with 0I2 story Duliolng
for ass 900 rent $1,000 With outlay OF slOOOg OF
less rental OF 81 600 be Obtained no leases ms
is what YOU wont looking for cheap downtown properly
d. PHoENIX INGRAHAM & Co. % CedaI-st
OTI AVT above l2i-s- FouI.story lcaschol1 sl2 900
= paws about $500 rent; bargain hlhEl" 'oo
6th-aNc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-14
financial.
Reorganization
ATCHiS0N, Topeka
SANTA FE
Railroad Company.

THE BONDS OF TIE FOLLOWING NAMED ISSUES
ARE INCLUDED. AND SHOULD BE DEPOSITED FOX
EXCHANGE. UNDER THE PLAN OF EEoRGANIzA-
TON
ATcHIsoN, TOPEKA SANTA FE RAILROAD CON-
PANY:
First mortgage. 1929, per cent.
Five per cent bonds, 1909, per cent.
Consolidated mortgage, 1909. per cent
S. L. five per cent bonds 1920 per cent
-Four and one-han per cent :. T. bonds. 1870 - po
Six per cent S. i secured bonds. 1911. per cent
Collateral trust five per bonds 1887. per cent
Land grant mortgage, 1900, per cent
CowLEY. SUMNER & TT. SMITH T. r CO.;
FRS; mortgage 1909 per cent
FLORENCE, ELDORADO & WAL VAL. h X w.
First mortgage 1907 per cent
| KANSAS CITY ENtPoRIA SOUTH. T. r. co.
First mortgage 1909 per cent
KANSAS CITY. TOPEKA & WESTERN H. II CO.;
| First mortgage, 1905 per cent
KANSAS CITY. TOPEKA WESTERN Il l. Co''
Income. 1906. per cent
MARION & MCPHERSON r. T. CO.:
First mortgage, 1909. per cent.
THE NFwMFXICo & SOUTHERN PAc. r t. CO.
First mortgage 1902 per cent
THE PUEBLO & ARKANSAS VALLEY r. H. o.
First mortgage 1905 per cpnt
WICHITA & SOUTHWESTERN T. t. CO.:
First mortgage 1902. per cent
KAN. CITY, LAWRENCE SOUTH. r. t. CO.:
First mortgage. 1909, per cent
SOUTHERN KANSAS ( WESTERN r. r. co..
FIrs: mortgage. 1910. per cent
! SUMNER COUNTY T. r. CO.;
First mortgage. 1910. per cent
| OTTAWA & BURLINGTON r. r. CO.:
First mortgage. 1909. per cent
THE SOUTHERN KAN. RY Co-GULF DiV''
First mortgage. 1926. per cent
| THE SOUTHERN KAN. RY CO.:
Income, 1927, per cent.
THE SOUTHERN KAN RY co. OF TEXAS;
First mortgage. 1927. per cent
| A., T 5. +. r. l. co. IN CHICAGO;
First mortgage. 1897. per can't ~
| CHICAGO, SANTA FE & CALIFORNIA RY co.,
First mortgage. 1897. per cent
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN r. r. CO..
First mortgage. 1926, per cent
THE CHICAGO. KANSAS & WESTERN r. r. CO.
First mortgage. 1926 per cent.
GULF, COLORADO & SANTA FE RY CO.;
First MORTGAGE. 1909 7 per cent.
| GULF. COLORADO SANTA FE lpf %.
Second mortgage 1923, per cent.
| SONORA RAILWAY CO., LIMITED:
First mortgage, 1910, per cent.
| LEAVEN.. TOP. & SOUTHWESTERN Rf w.
General mortgage 1912, per cent Fer the ohe'"''
guaranteed by htchi-on Co.
THE WICHITA & WESTERN r. T. CO.;
First mortgage 1914, per cent (Nos. to 7ol hc''
THE KINGMAN. PRATT & WEST. r. T. CO..
THE CHICAGO KANSAS WESTERN Il. H. CO..
Income bonds 1926 per cent.
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN Il. T. CO.:
Income bonds 1926 per cent. ,
DEPOSITS MAY DE MADE AND CERTIFlcATE'
RECEIVED THEREFOR AT
UNION TRUST COMPANY. 10 BROADWAY NE"
YORK. r 8,
UNION TRUST COMPANY ROOM 2o, o5 MILK
ST. BOSTON. .-.,,,,, CT
KIDDER. PEABODY CO. l13 DEyoNsHlRE'SI'
BOSTON. o
| MERCHANTS LOAN & TRUST co. CHICAGO.
RARING BROTHERS & CO.. BIsHolHGATL
WITHIN, LONDON, E. c.
Circular g. containing full details, can be hao AZ hoO
addresses and also at offices KIDDER, PEABODY
| co No / Nassau-st, Ncw-York. and OF ATCHlsoH
COMPANY, 95 Mnkst, Boston.
J. w. REMNANT
4th Vice Prest.
GEORGE. 4. MAGOUN.
irrna Of Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-14
Reorganization
Of the
AMERICAN
COTTON OIL TRUST.

Under the plan adopted nj n meeting Of certificate
boIders held this day aud which has received the in
dorsement holders of four-hfths Of the ensirc
i,sue IL proposc that the Trust and the properly
and assets thereof, he merged or incorporated
into the
AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY,
cornoration orgnnizrd and existing under the Laws
of the state of thnt snch Trust ceri-
be exchanged transferred Tor Shares OF SUI"
compnny or otherwise, ns the Reorganization 'om-
mtec deem iudicious, upon the following genera
basis;
AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY to issue Com
mon Stock limit Of sol $4,000 and per cent non
cumulative Stock. redcemabo at 100 per cch
and by the shares OF oil companies received Oh
such merger ml,ci 70 100000. Of which Si4oiooo
or any balance in Of the required on me
exchange to held. used and disposed Of By the ID
rectors for purposes Of the company All STOCK Ell
t!ued IKE voting power
The Trust certificates be EXCHANGED FOR such new
shares in tie following proportion, viz
For share OF Trust Certificates 80 Der cent efeo.
In such new Common Stock..........--.- sZloo-'o"o
and 20 per cent thereof in such new
Preferred Stock lO'o'O'"""
Holders OF AMERICAN COTTON OIL TRUST Ger
uncates ore invited deposit the same with the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW-YORk
on Or BEFORE NOV. 20. 1889
receive engraved certificates OF deposit therefor und
the agreement Of reorganization
Application will be made 20 list the CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANYS Certificates Oh the STOCK En-
| CHANGE.
THE ENGRAVED CERTIFICATES Of the CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY will be ready for issue on Saturday
Now D. .<,,, -, <,orr
Chairman.
SAMUEL THOMAS,
EDWARD ID. ADAMS,
JAMES ii. BENEDICT
WILLIAM l.. BULL,
NICHOLAS SHELDON
REORG ANIMATION COMMITTEE
Eew.York, Nov g. 1889
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-14
prcopDEp MORTGAGES.

A.cb Annie, 10 Margaret Cornell s 61s'''' OF
lst; SNty Narcea to Hugh Camp Trsvers''
sc Of Bnggs-ave years sSS. : Trsvers-st e Of
p,, SoIg,, years, $50. ,,... \, s,oos M
S1 s. 1 'sg.lss ~ %atS
same T. trustee for Joseph Drake NO IL OS'nSf'"e
Slip yea % to trustee for Charles Drake No 12O
wasT 10 yes for benjamin Drake. same property
ye1 Foster Tamadge to Hugh Camp cor Valentine
ave TrayeIsst y , 1927 arr John westereau
c2d: Of i;aye y Ns51os $685. Gosn Avenue A.
Of sS Iesn GcSf ss5 and ID AUGUSTUS Sarah oHo Smith
Mse'0t Fred H. paioihea wtrch' Lew''''
q ms sses John Thomas Joyce vermillye''
ave su! 81 Anna Paul Inatlarder. 107th'''
81 Sam. Io 10 a sane same TfopeTty years $4,000
Payq s3a aSgaH and south 5tSave
Klein Benedlc. A. TO Annns Kingsley 10 Lewis
same ea 70 tusSe FabbrcO deceased property
SsRs. ana nsgs Stnd ysaI. as 3D.
TSSwenthai Marcus. 2 same, 5 Brisgs'aVe c OF
1'I hcrerEe. Martha to Waller Brush No 440 Lex
"a%R r2SSce ES6cft B. to Joseph Edredse Nos 800
TneSdS oi aa e. S Ssa TO ss9R B0''ns IT,
McLaichie, Agnes j, to Hugh \ Camp Q Trevers
b. NscS S GeSrrc T. to James II varnum and anO. No
Mssien ySs Randolph GgggenhGm e and nd S SoS
Mooncis. AdoI'h to p Llchtenslein. : W cor Ave
Murphy James W. and Michael Mccormick to rus
France! b Hegeman deceased, No 129 Pear-st and 81
DeaVcr-st. years, 40 600. - 80. 40. ~,
Maher. Edward, 10 oscar Taussg. No 64e West 34th
st. lesse year, 5000 . H., =, c 49, p,o
ave n . o. Travers st, 3 years, 1900.
Pritchard, Daniel % same, Valeniine-ave. n Of
Rasebod William, and Edward wenz. to Morris Stein.
harit $ ; 1O9thst Of Madis1n-aye, year s22, 900
Al" Robertson, Harry, 70 Hugh Camp. 5 Briggs-aye
" van Tine. Frederick, TO William j. LanchantrR .
seth,st vi OF West Endave, years q morts) "a 600
o'Wai'ach Samuel. and Samuel Bloch N Miriam ]
Tsebsstma1 Charles and NJ wolG, TO ii \ Camp $ :
RrSgs'svc' n e Of Trsvers< years 80 2sO
n % . Northumberland, n W Of Traversst years 80 $50
smith Frank +, to metropolitan Life Insurance Co
moS Ssnd yer 70 eIneT Wolf property, demand
s2V S2S TO and Goldsmith property, months
500, Jobn 10 Randolph Gugrenhemer, 150th.st
q lOth.ave 6 morris, S2l, 900
sweetzer Thomas r. 10 II Camp g Valentine
ISuns Margaret 10 il n Camp e BriGgsave e
Jreyefs-sa. years, II, OIe. 80 ~, .,...A ao.,
Caatry William G, 70 Elizabeth w Aldnch sSth'
Sane 70 cxccu,ors Of Max We'll, ssh-st. Of 9th
ssTs. y EiwaTd Steers. n ssth-st W of sth-ave'
s,h nssk Aeary t, Juliet Douglass, 1l5th'st Of
''nc;s saw s.ests si6 0cO. o
years ST. "a ahes Eudd. shave OF ll''n'S''
alss col lGsP 115tSss q q S ncfts
70 sssu,,rs Of Frederick Butternel1. 5th-
same 70 'ns nv, years. sl7, 500. ri, ,o
Of 1ras, "nsley currier Co, Limited, oth'aVe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-14
Real estate.


1 SR5 fE4yf I;
r,rvsr 90 coURTsT.
" vrw.vopK BROOKLYN.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, sl,l4s,o52
is REASONS
x.. .r. md lender. should have their real estate
titles insured by Is.
13tb-It is now lending for II saw
ing banks, 8 trust companies, life in
surance companies, and scores OF asso"
Citations and individuals. Its policies
now make insured real estate as negO-
table and available capital as stocks
and bonds.
s,.,s., n Mas, Richard Ingraham
Geo. F. Demarest
TRUSTEES,
Orlando B. Potter, George u. MhhamS'
william NJ. Ingraham. Eugene helly
James d. Lynch. 1ohh l, -d.."I'
rrdu oolhermann Alexander T. Orr.
M.,,n, lbs, Hugo Wesendonck,
Benssmln D. Hicks. Julien l. Dawes
John d. Hicks. wnisu' ~ t"is,
| Charles Richardson, ChafleS H. Heh'9r'On'
Ellis ID. Williams, 19"@S a. NoeA9'
William Trsutwine. esn'ue' :. "Ie.'"A"'
Henry q Thompson, |hSreS Maia'A'
JOHN W. MURRAY. C. II. KELSEY.
| president VicePresident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-14

CHICAGO AND ALTON n az N SUHrAis sso
N-oTIcF-A quarterly dividend OF Two Dol
lar mi; d 1s bonn sompaSy payable 'S The
tefren anu ic~erber next. 10 stockholeis ol eolu AZ
he clos 81 business hours on me m will he
IA ne , me once OF campanys assnH 'v ,h
psiu ~ "Tc 70 No 80 william ST. New.f efk anu ule
ihyoh ~ hares registered In Chicago VIII DE- pala al
the onhee OF the i'o"' C. H. FOSTER, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-14
financial.
once Of DREXEI.. MORGAN e. CO..
IS wALL-sT, NETWORK. NOV. ., 1889.
To The Security Holders ofhe
Ohio, Indiana & Western Railway Co.

At the request OF holders OF large amounts OF all classes
Of securities OF the Ohio Indiana and Western Railway
Co. have agreed cooperate In the reorganization
Of the affairs of that Company and Messrs G. Coste
Samuel Spencer George I. Bliss and Anthony j. Thomas
have undertaken Committee for the purpose OF
carrying the reorganization into effect
The plan of reduces the hxed charges
ofthe reoreanizcd Company 10 n sum which Is 10 De
guaranteed BY contract with the Cleveland CINCINNATI
Chicngo and IT. Louis Railway Company, which con-
trnct shall provide for said fixed charges and ex-
pectedt for the reorganzed road such close
relations with the C., c. e. and ST. l.. Ky TO- ms arc
calculated develop the business Of the former ana 10
obtain for Il volume Of traffic which 10 cannot expect
to secure except through such an alliance.
The reorganzcd Company is to issue stock and bonds
having the ownership and security, respectively, more
fully detailed the plan reorganization for the follow
ing amounts:
$4,000 OOOe0 First Consolidated Mortgage 80 Years
-Four per Bonds draw interest from April 1st
1890 payable semannually free Of tax Interest 70 Do
guaranteed by the contract with the Cleveland Cincinnati
Chicago and St. Louis Railway Company as before men,
toned.
$1,000, 10000 Second Consolidated Mortgage -Four
per cent Noncumuatve Income Bonds 70 run not oVer
100 years (subcet the lien Of the First Consolidated
Mortgage any extension or renewal thercoi lh~resS
payable when and only II earned beginning January ls
1884, and annually thereafter out OF the net earnings Oh
the property and business after deductng all ment'
for operating expenses rentals taxes and Interest ana ior
such reasonable shall be necessary TOT inc
economical and efficient operation Of the property Inc
prompt payment OF the interest upon said Income Bonds
when earned 70 be secured by proper covenants
IT, for any Income Bonds cannot be Issued IRE
ferred Stock Of equal rank be substituted with pro-
vision that mortgage le other than that OF tho fs'
Consolidated Mortgage shall take precedence Of H.
$4,000, 10000 Capital Stock. OF which one-hsit
is be under the proposed arrangement with the
c. c.. G. and ST. L. Ry. Co.. and the remainder In eA-
change for the present stock as detailed below
The exchange Of securities is the following basis
NEW SECURITIES TO DE RECEIVED.
First second
Consolidated Consolidated
Mortgage Mortgage
rresenf Seeurfttes Bonds Income Bonds stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-14

For each sl,o00-Frst
mortgage mot preferred
bonds deposited with
all past due coupons. $1,000
For each Sl,0o0-First
mortgage interest
tlfcates deposited..... COG 2.3 1888 l3
For each s1,o00-Second
mortgage bonds deposit
ell with all past due
coupons oVo oVV
For each sl,Oo0-Seeond
mortgage interest
tAcates deposited..... LOCO
For each sl.OO0-Pre
feHe1 stock deposited. $50
For each s1.000-CommoD
hsOck """O
The deposits Of old second mortgages bonds preferred
stock and stock in all cases subject to pay
Of oneha FER assessment the par value Of
the securities deposited.
The right Is reserved TO terminate ut any time tho priv
iegc participation the reorganlzao and holders Of
present First bonds preferreb and Ac
cued scrip Second Mortgage bonds and Accrued
Interest scrip Preferred stock and Common stock should
therefore deposit with at once. in accordance with
the provisions Of the reorganization agreement copies Of
which may be had application TO or to any member
OF the Committee.
We strongly recommend the foregoing plan, believing
it TO be equitable to all interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-14

Giip properin 60 Est.
A 1osTII.ST near Lexington-ave, 3story b. s., 5000
a. 190TTI.ST near MadiSOn-aVe 3-stOll, Tf-O
PORTER & CO.. II East l25th-st
~, LEASE corner Of Prince and Sullivan sts ooNlVV'
i will be improved 10 suit tenant = ,.
~ RULAND & WHITING, Befkmans 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-14

G.. g. BILLS, Secretary
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-16
THE MAVERICK SILVER.
ny 6. \. WEISS.

It was a stormy November evening,
with a high wind and pouring rain
such an evening as makes people ap-
preciate the luxury Of pleasant home
freside
The Misses Maverick felt very comfort
able as they sat in cushioned chairs one
on each side of the glowing fire, while
between them the little tea-table cleaned
with polished silver which reflected bacl,
the dancing blaze.
No plated ware was this. but. rs the
ladies often boasted, solid sterling silver
which had belonged to their grandfather;
and having nothing else TO show in
token Of what the Mavericks had been in
their day, they priced this battered silver
service above all things. AS Miss
Maverick often observed. she would pre-
fer 10 lose the house over their heads,
though il had been left them by an aunt,
than part with one OF those worn spoons
engraven with The Maverick monogram.
"Alice seems very long about the tea. g"
observed Miss Maverick, gancing at the
clock. 81 am almost sorry / allowed
Nancy to 90 to her sisters. II is incon-
venient, and ] never feel safe without
her, in case OF illness or accident. She
hasn't been long with US, but ! think
she's to be trusted
"Shc is certainly sufficiently out
spoken, said Miss Myra, nodding her
little gray curls. "What do you think
she said to me today Miss Myra,
says she, If that young doctors too
poor 10 support Miss Alice, as / heerd We
say, couldn't We let 'em have the rooms
across the hall that's no use TO anbody but
ihc mice, and that ud save 'em their
rentp says She"
Miss Myra laughed little, timid laugh.
while she glanced wistfully at her
sister,
But she, stiff and erect, gazed into the
FIRE.
Nancy must be taught 10 know her
place she said. sternly "And rs TO
Alice, ! have already said that / will
never consent to her marrying Doctor
Darrel. Think Of our bringing up that
child, educating and clothing her, in the
hope that she would make n match worthy
of q Maverick, and the first thing that we
know she wants to throw herself away on
% poor doctor-the son of a plain farmer
who has nothing TO depend upon but
his practice if he ever gets one
ole may succeed in time, said Miss
Myra, who rarely vcntured to differ from
her more strong minded sister. "They
say he's clever, and people seem 70 like
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-16
South and west.

a MERCHANT named Melhck, at Blair.
loNa, shot and killed his wife and two chill
lien, then set fire 10 his house and committed
suicide.
WARSAW, n, C., was strucl, 10y cyclone
Few mornings ago. Many small houses
were blown away almost bodily, and large
ones were torn up so that they are not habi-
table. The seminary building was nearly
destroyed, and the Presbyterian Church
iotaliy demolished. Many people We're
seriously hurt.
Miss NANNTTA DAISY, the Oklahoma
female boomer, was shot through the arm
10y railroad engineer named Stafford who
had jumped her claim Miss Daisy was
making visit 10 her claim after filing it, aud
was met by Stafford who fired three shots at
her. She was not seriously injured.
WILLIAM TAusoR. Chicago machinist.
while temporarily insane, dashed his child's
brains out against the wall and murdered his
wife. Then he slashed his own throat
THE contract to build the United States
'oast-dcfcnCe vessel has been awarded To the
Union Iron Works, Of San Francisco, at
II, Cps 600.
=. THE postal clerk and the engineer on a
Northern Pacific passenger train were killed
~ collision near jamestown. Dakota
WALTER HARRIS and Robert Williams,
Goth colored, were hanged for murder at
Emporia, Va.
WILLIAM GILMORE, n prominent young
man OF Albany, Ga, shot and killed mis- seven
leen-y year-old wife, Fannie and then killed
himself
THE dock trial Of the Unite States gun
coat Petrol at Baltimore was satisfactory.
a BLAST at tho Minnesota mine. nt Tower.
Mimi, killed John Oleson and fatally in jurcd
Nelson johnson.
THE entire business portion Of Beaver
Dam. Ohio, was destroyed by fire. But three
buildings were left.
A Waldron, Mich, thirty stores and houses
comprising the entire business portion of the
place, were swept away 10y fire.
TaE John Hpokns Hospital, at Baltimore.
he lnrgest, most richly endowed and com
Jletely equipped in stitution Of the kind in the
If distinguished officials Of the nation. State
aud city. and members OF the medical profes-
sion from many parts Of the country.
JAMES t. McComucK, prominent cor.
ractor of Tacoma, Washington TERRITORY.
urcd through good influence and confding
friends.
SRI sroRD, Kan, was totally destroyed b.
tornado Crops. farm houses and hnrns
we're moved down. Three persons wero
giled and about thirty injured In the vicinity
Mrs. John Love was blown fifty feet from
lured
THF Michigan Legislature has passed a bill
prohibiting the Slle Of tobacco % minors uu-
1er seventeen yca-s of age.
TWELVE blooded horsca valued at S52, 200.
we're los. by The burning OF Captain Iocrcs
stables at Paris. Ky.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-16
Washington.

SW JULIAN PACNCEFOTE, the new British
Minister mas been formally presented 10 tho
President
TU2 verdict ~ the court martini which
tried Major Jydeckcr for neglect Of duty in
allowing fraudulent work ON the Washing
ton aqupduct tunnel is that he forfeit to che
United States 300 per month Of his pay for
nine months and be rcprimandcd iu orders
Tho sentence has been approved b. the Presi-
dent.
TfE Fc~rctory of the Treasury has an
pointed John y Williams Of Minnesota 70
be custodian ~ dies. rolls and plates ~ Tho
3urenu % Engraving and Printing at a COM
pensatlon of $500.
ATTORNEY GENERAL MILLER win iuyc.tl
gate the Oklahoma land scandal
THE Secretary Of State has been informed
that Peru viii send delegate to the confer
cnce ~ American States, which meets 90
Washington ON October nczt.
THE Court Of Claims hos given Judgment
f,r s35, Jjj in favor of the Stato 81 Georgia
FOR money advanced 20 the Government dur
ing the Revolutionary WaF. which aas boon
withheld as q set oil 90 fhe money duo fine
Government under the Direct Tax Inv
IEERE were issued on q recent day ny thc
Patent Office $40 patcuts tho largest number
iu any one week since 1885,.
WILLIAM w. KING. of Ohio Chief of tho
Seed Disiaon. Agricultural Department nrs
resigned and a. 4 Reeve. ~ Hampton lowe.
has been app ntcd 60 ON tbc vacancy. Tho
salary is 5000