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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08
" IS NOT GROVER.
President Clsvsisssfa fsefsuiter 90 . i-srEt
Nn.ant anss Ansn- tne Missing
rx.~~.t 60 D. in Canada

p..~~.s :. ~ IN Canada
Srw YuzK. March 1.-Artie ~ CieTf-
land. prr ii~nt ~ thu Al y. tley~lANi
Company tItulirea1. wholesale dealer M
-eel- AZ 49, = CortAault STREE, Niil
branches III cape Vino snt- n ~ ~-rr~
NJ. cs@rrIAnd first established w la-.-
r~-s: PIrrnsl. Ont. ani Lonslym- EA-iA-i
~ disappeared. ari ramprS arr A1'iA'
tt.ssr " ia~ sp.nt ~lann nt the camyA-l
m,.nev Nil about slon.eD borrOwr's ,i'sA
friends i'll -aeealntiyn~ in Mall StT~FN
III. thar IT, j. nOw ia Canada NJ
Z. tise company deny thai tn traAAle "
~ cxrensivr - this. i,uF luiir cert Ain ss-
r~rularitieS. and that Mr. CIevrla-i i--s
gone AWAY III.
T..e company j. barse-i ~ very -'l.1
MN. anl fflnsl IN it, liahiliii-i nrr iN F'-
~ srom Jan ~ >tppii. a. as~rs- A'1
reported barely ia excess NJ tines ~-
ur--. Ana ali claims are being pFptnsA's
mer "a maturity. The treasurer ! n
St4arns. The secretary T. Geo. VI. haI-
rr.~:sleur az the Chatham NatiDnal nA-A-
IA. 4. Thnrb-r i inter-~tsi n tn ern-
r,nnv a. II A-hrnan. a wealthy NOT
,.r..-,-iets,r. T. e-p-e~itrnt- Iar coAI-
,,.,'x 49, a business ~ about $500
x~ar. MI. cleveland J. ahs'lt thirty -7i-..
x-ars old. HI father. VIII" hFss N
I Adams \. n. has leru here trying
learn hi -Dn-- whrreat,nf-' 49, u 80
v.rv badly over the aAair- IAF -an-''s
~. rOt ia any wny related i' fses'HF-'
s.rnrer Cleveland.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

""NrH"tr N""NHA
clare, that a.. man could b. indss Az ta
such All expression ~ ~snad sac~ M
the part ~ American citizens TAI
correspondent lrd the conyrrsari.A
10 SUBJECTS bearing upon the uI~.-
rion 0. the future prospects *
thu Republie. aud ~ayS that the freNiirai
with ths ufmo-t trankne~-. said "A zfr
Democrat. with all the Word implies
an. moreover. an intense Democrat. IN
thar believe that she true principle
the Democratic party are essential ~ TIL
w@ll-t~iag NJ shi> country
During the war r. aided .-the Pc
publiran party hal supreme aud un4u~s-
tionrd ccAfr,.I ~ pcoiir policy. ~ one
will question the service il rendered AZ
thar time: bur tnr rank ana rlr - the
army wa~ ertng1~~tl Largely ~ Demo-
Gratis The tenerals who woa re-
nowu wrrr also many ~ them
Drriprrai~ While there wers among
th~ Republicans small majority ~ hot
hsa,l~ xh., found f1ait with tn Lincoln
admins tr1tipn. arsl among tire D-s1u-
crar~ an e.lual number ~ fossils whose
timisIiry "a q National misfortune the
great hulk * the E'eor.e trDns east ~ sTe-F-
without rvs pext ~ party affiliations, Were
>oiiIly patriotic AID ready -yr any recr'-
MrLEM-LN ANIAftNE
tiDu - V1r institutions. II j. folly ~
clasrrl that the war Was fought BY either
Republicans or Democrats: i ~n~ fought
u tn American citizens ~ tire NORTH
.-Bur II / piain.~ ~ said WITT great ~sri-
ossur~s. ..fsat under Republican airi.A-
i-trartDns there has heen given 4 -r~~A
AMI tlan-prvn~ impetus - npuol.pilr-.
trusts and combines. immense FORTUNES
hav~ bern accommodated unknown "a tne
dav~ W oar fathers Trey are Fvc1iiar-
III ~ pSSt-hellun times. aAA tAr epltras
which faer arbitrarily exercise p.eS tls
coSr ~ rxi-ir1rc j. direct n-ruNcr -
thr welfare ut the kls-tnrA and pE vnr
sarrrer-.-
ne party. tile Pre~ilent declare y ~ :
Willingly encourages these wi rf-Axsti--
eie~ j. nut worthy - re- called th~ l,aFlt
" ILL. people. A. Democrat the Pre-. \
Gear believes strongly IA thr masses a-
La 4 very large sympathy 1vr ir
working classes Whatever inter-
r.r~~ With their Interests int~r-Frsr
with rAe -rrar majority ~ oar c.ti- 'r-
Mr. Clertl r.rd h--it,AtrNi before M -i--
rEe ~arr o1 ~ tlse ~ousM. t-rc7e w
L. ~aisl Il N The rnc~l Lrlirute subject A'tA
before rn- people. NE.ie AN believes i-A'
manifest wrongs ~isnr, ~ white w
blarN~. -hauld ~ w t..ernr-d. i-s iia' Ny
~ means lss-A cpussi .sr IA tn tag lsiss. n
~ arrrs~ p-5l.e "Issnivn w i-r ~''s-sA "
=, tn ts.r whirh I'm r.rclul-tafars-S AR
I..w. Ta.. krow th. sst1arin1 Il Ill II
tearfrr-. Hrs. n. di~ti-l their nv.iitr =
s4.i ~irk il II ~ di~srA-t tAesr =.arerlr
AMI -Airn~sS-
The corresn ontlent in conclusion Say
thar tile President -i> in M wl~e d.
.,,-1....f u, sna f.~enwe~ IL foffftcaI war
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

The marriage ceremony ~ the Emprr-
or ~ China III shanghai. on the 18th Va
n gorgeous. though exclusive nffair. Ifr
splrndor surrounding the ceremony AMI
the vast sum expended In varying out
the programme Il in marked contrast -
tile fact that millions ~ people are siarv-
ilg Ia the provinces.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

Enrrnon WILLIAM I'll vis.s En-.aal l.
Tar napl~-su<ar camps q caiitornia
are in or~rntion. al me protart = sAii
~ hc nearly ssuai - that ?; n kAsisFa
SsAf~s-
J.rss n. McELncs. rhe hasr-b-il piixh-
~ lid =. Needles. Cal. ~ TIE -N--
trosn an overdose - morphine
E.rNAr travel l. INTERRUPTED a.
AdriAnoqlr. Turkey. ~ needs in ~ ~
rir1n
Ms. Joss ArDE1cz- - Hastings. Ssh--
i IA jail "a charge - poisoning Arr
husband.
THE Earl ". H.P~sewn has hern Ar
pointed f4.rA Hi<1 Csrnfai~~irrirr 81 tAr
General Assembly . I the Char = ~ scei-
Land
TEr snow-sfcrrnS fhron-hr1f Gerrnnny
arr increasing IT, severity. and T-A-~+s
trafic j. ~~rien~ig INTERRUPTED
Tur River seine conrinur~ a. rA-f- AL
i ap.4lsn- Paris and ad3acrut t~ErlfA'rs-
wrm,rL rLE.Rr. wrestler troz1
Prarsd~nrr. H. L. wAs <hef and kllled ~
Terence M~Hi~rnan II . di~pute IN -
I larr-r'~ -als.J1 Ia WAlrrou-y- La1A-- On
th~ -lfh-
4 un~. F.cAx. ~ Nilwankee. Wss- lstr
her rwo-yrar- oi1 baby alone IN m he1~r
far moment When ~h~ rrturn~l Ar
/ exrinra:-Aed fhr aAmF~ with = biAukrr-
the infant wAs 80 badly burned FAAi y
died soon after
TuE n..teai German medical e-r~rt- IT.
FrAnkrll. wlIl shortly Islhii~h - LrtIT-ir =
raurr giving diagnosis - He treat
rnenr q several di1ere-- phases ~ ca
~~r. ana claiming thai cases similar -
that 81 tie late Entsrrur Fre4rrlck arc
durable
Tx ruuan- IL An engagement irrsEr~r
Prince Carries y Sweden 2z1 Princess
Victoria ~ Prussia J. leli~d
TIE C--rzar. Government wili not allow
The Bulgarian lon1 ~ ~ i-s1~1 II s'~r-
rnanv. bl.s-a--e Bulgaria i.-S NJ r.a-o -nirsN-
S0vernEer.r-
THr Victims ~ III r,ioie-A Epidemic Is
fssl IN P---sr- LIE Comfy. Me- sr-
sass "a hnre lot ceSnpi~re r,ntrri ~ n =
l-<~. AMI bat .s< ean AcAlle 2-e1nA. ~
cr1rchrS-
OK tie s-th. Cpzn. Heri<-- Bisnzrri
Ana Ill., b-ett+r Wiiii2m w~Fr na..r
r-sr,errfr~1y- Lteufsna---Cc.eaeA I'D ~.
5cs ia thx tse~ns4n army
a.. n. Hr~roS- rhe H1-.i--ran rz-i-~~'
wlso sho- And killed IL Hall s--ik,n-
~wif1hnar- ia crrsrg1- Ia iA~- -All- our
in- liz great - strike ras ASH zsr-a'A ~
the -sih-
AsNr- " IL TEIrE- secretAA- 4. r.
American legation ~ i-s-.sAA-- AZ.
rs-snrhrsi The crren s.-riH- tier MAJ
l-aHs4e-r Apm OF r1~ -'.h. T-sTTtrr z
Her h.al-.Ire~S. inSlrt1n- t1= s-lEH-1rF1F
crozn wascA Sa- Nvre. t-'l ~ Tne 1nNs
me ir.rs'l arlr = considered - > TAI ezrri
III tie <uy-rstirlnls-
"a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

THE rrea. silver vault - the Treasury
Department at Washington j. full. II
contains sSs.0oo.0)o. II was intended -
hold slo0.oc.coo. but the substitution 81
wooden boxes fer canvas bags. made nec-
esSary By the rot'ing " the latter. caused
~ dampness. reduced IT, capacity by
Si4 100000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08


Thr~.<h |, nrst<~ Mar - G<sr<~- DAT
->ln~ f~r~~.> Xiii = .st = t-sr<~ >nm-
f~r N~r~ ~ E<~~ ><rrsa.ty InIur~.t-ls~r
- rh~ taf>re..sss~-r h~ T.~n % -
S~-r<~ uua ~ra trrisea.~ar- hat th~
fs~pl~ D,ia< Al rA~s Cas- fes rae ~a'-
f~rer~
~. GreeGK. Onr-. F~h <-The -
Isnuts express passing h~rr. rast-bonnt-
nt.sAr ~ ~'eler< lNsr ni<hr. went through
the tril-w last ~n~r ~ thr -tNti~u- a
brDker r1rp W the engine caused Inc rails
T.. sprsad azI rh~ rrsr passenger car.
tle PnIlnnan ~nr. nrc the linln- car wsnt
rAron-h chr rntiIlr section ~ th~ bridge.
tn Pullman car. rsntnluIn< the most
passengers. wa~ thrown clear - th~
brii-r- turning eomplsr~lr ever ard
Ali<hfin- right ~ii~ Gp- The dining rar
stands % ruA against pt~r- and th- pas
srnr~r ear remains on fh~ bridge hnvin<
stripped The ti~- ahea1 - II over tlle Sec
rion that COLLAPSED
Ab9u1 rhirry gpursalrl hare beeu raken
our. nr.i eight ~ TIN dad
The train consisted * 1--WE coaches.
Az-ra-~- ,naSsen<er- smoking Pullman
ana dining ears a. n~ar a. cnn b. as
crrfain@,i. The arvii~nr happened IN the
-Dllvuln manner rhe piston r0d broke
lm~r A. tis- train la<~-i tn ~tsriou- cans-
in< tln~ rails - >p-rasl- ~ II proceeded
- ~r~aue- s~u.s~- ami smoking car
.r..s--~l III brl.Ire in safety. but Just a.
n r.n-~er.--r s,saea "a near the center
4 - IL f.rtlz- th~ terrible arfair occurred
4 r. r-.rusn- IL apu~ar~. noticed that all
- rn- ri.-s.r- All ;ant,,~.L receiving =
-~x--- <.-,lr wnruH
n rs<~~u-~r car we1t ovrr the
tr~ss-e- turning 4 -..rr rrr~r~asslt AMI Land
iur rarfra - Pullman renamed 81 the
4 brpf-~.
< Thr dining rar cvrtnine't about seven
r~r~e1- t~-~i1~< tn walters supper had
Just k--~n arununcr,I mi IL = few minutes
the CIR woa-1 have been rlled- and All
must knr~ r-eri~hel
FolIn2in- l. q lit .. the dead And
wSunl<.l.
ErrEKD-
= $3.50 N. v.-.n.,r
~ ~ ,T. 1870
- -
W r~-~.. - w...aS..t
- - y - ---- u u.r~,n <
- r..---... rs-A
49, ~ r.,-.s.-
g--.- 49,. -.l~.-,..- .--,v -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

THE widow " VIM. I. Marcy. nemoer
az President Polk Cabinet and Secre-
tary ~ state under President firrce-in
both ~ which positions h. greatly Gisiin "
ruished him~elf--iied In Paris. ~ The
oath. aged ei-htF-six.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

THr big lumber mills AZ Port Gamble
Port Ludlow. Port Blakcley. Port Dis
covery. Port Madison. UtSaladdy aud Ia
coma. On Puget Sound. were shut down.
81 the esd. f0r eight days al the command
IL the Lumber Trust. r. which they AL
belong. over fifteen hundred men Ners
thrown out 0f work.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

It Is reported that James y. Lane,
,~s.srrer AZ Pickaway County. o.. has
defaulted in the sum Of $4,000 ani ao-
seconded.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

TnE Emperor Of Germany visited Seu I'M
von Moltke Oh the evening 81 the -ntn.
aud PLAYED whist with the aged 1enerai
,,,,sl a late tour
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

Stxr persons were killed and a large
number seriously injured by the riungin-
~ the ST. Louis express through bridge
near st. George Ont. on the 1ath- me
accident was caused Us the breaking q =
locomotive tire.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

IT i estimated that the Timos-rAFnen
suit in London will cost the great ~
,,anar half A million dollars.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

WINDOWS on Pennsylvania avenue
Washington. from which 30 view the lnAn'
,.',r.i ,,rocession. brought from 10 ~ 80
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

PRrsfpExr-ELEcr HAREISos's farewell
on the a4th- 10 the pastor and people
az the church ia Indianapolis. q which he
has been member and officer for over
third ~ a century. was very affecting.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

soNr Of the Republican members q me
Fittv- first Congress are in favor o. retaln-
Ing the services 81 Dr. Nilburn- The pres
ent chaplain 81 the House.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

Twenty persons in one nei-hbprnoo1
N La Porte County. Ind. have been at
tackled with trichinc~iS, nna most ~ them
viii aie. All are Germans. Who. AZ =
christening RECENTLY. ate pork which had
been improperly cooked
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

rHr London Times has ''no fears" for
III. stability ~ the United States owing
"a the acquisition Of the four proposed
new States.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

THERE was meeting u prominent
Civil-seryire reformerS in Baltimore. Md
on the ga. A series Of ringing resolutions
expressive ~ their views on the subject
were passed. copy q which was ordered
10 be sent 10 President-electH Harrison
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

II an interview in 81. Petersours' o.
the a5.h. Count Iswolski stated tnas az
agreement between the Vatican ana rus.
~ in regard to Poland would he reached
sbnrflr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

Tur engagement 81 the czarevltrh 70
princess Alice j. said ~ be a fact. bal y
viii not be officially promulgated until
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

The passage cf the Nicaragua Canal
bill by the United States Congress has
lei 20 considerable discussion ia London
over the effect ~ the canal upon British
interests. An expression ~ his views On
the subject b. Mr.. Blaine Is awaited with
some anxiety.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

PRor. r. SrAxnorE OERIs has been
granted 81 the board y. trustees n.
Princeton y. ~ University leaxe q abb
sence for one year ~ enable him ~ accer'
l. call to b. resident director u the Amer
lean Classical school AZ Athens
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

ACCORDING to the naval committees re-
port. the English navy j. strong enough
"a cope with any single maritime powell
Int IL i desired to make II equal - the
combined nayies ~ any two nations
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

THE new army organization 70 vs. h'-"~ !.
a. the .Sociefy " Nick-Dnr- ! - vV
composed ~ survivors ~ bnln ine Dlle
ana The Gray who participated u inc iAvih-
orable siege.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08
TOPICS OF THE DAY


Tux fury in the case o. '@''ern"' - - Z,
bee 81 Iowa. charged Satn noel fe'li ~
a verdict Of not gniliy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

ANEW journal. devoted y me OBJECT 81
combating the increasing mlii'aF'-M n
Europe aud advocating genera. ~
armament of the Powers has been started
in London.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

Nh. BLAINE ha~ formally resigned hi
position a. a delegate ~ represent Ma'ns
al the centennial X the inaugrrati.n VI
Washington. a. President, - De Aeia "
New York City In April.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

AprLL pending in the California Le=is-
,ature provides the death penalty IT
train-robbers who cause loss 3. ii1s u
she purSult ~ their nefarious calling
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

GOVERNOR HILL ~ New York Wa rre-
sented. on the asth. with handsome -
~ resolutions BY the Albany Typo-rapn-
zeal Union for his assistance IN securing
The state printing for Union printers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

The eight year-Oll son ~ ~. ~ Frre-
man. of Grand Rapids, Mich. wLii~ us.
in-. on the 18th. 70 see how long rs c"uln
hold his breath. ruptured blood vessel
ana died in few minutes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

GABRIEL DrmoST. Lieutenant n L"ul-
Riel ia the late rebellion n ihs Northwest
Territory. for which Riel Wa han-~A- m
received pardon from the D9niAig-
Government.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

Mn. PAnSELL was re-eaecttA chAiT ~ A'''
and Mr.. Justin Mccarthy yicr-chtir man
al the Parnellite meeting ia London %
The 18th. The whips and secretaries We're
also re- elected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

THE statutes ~ the Catholic University
10 be erected Al Washington y. 1-- Were
printed in Rome. cn the eth pretarra N
i Papal hri-. in which warm enioss =
maid TO America.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

Pr~<i.1<ns Ci~v~i.ni ts~tire> fr~M ol1e~tE
NJ Ws>> pi>sarhss b. she Ah~r~< Yer.
diet % shs LAT Camp.iss-n~ = = O<n.-
erras nth An sh~ W.rd tsapilss. snd
N,int.i.< fsssh a the Nlssion and Ia
tsr~ "a ui~ PARTY
yE~ yoEg- Feb. .>-The Herald.
Washington correspondent tel~graTsas
that A.. had long and interesting talk
With President cleveland The rrcsiLrnf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08

b. says expressed ia
unnistakable trrm.
hi SENSE ~ I~r-.,s. a.
reilet In view w MI.
release from shs
cares anl anxir,ss
- Office. liz j. AN.
unsratetul, ny an
means. for the lAS
homer which Va lii.-
frtrr'luir,a Him IN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-08


Two 5nir~~ ~er- ran into trr hrFcit
rider. AZ InEian.pclis. an se-aD1siy N
5ur-A
p.xrrr n HArxsS drspp~i dsal -
Gr4~ncs.tl-
GKnEsK snd Timoshv NA~s rer~ en1-
sirr-d anl ~@aremr~i ~ "a rp~nitemsiary
nj Laporse Tor sts.iinE aicsirmaziss frozr
srAraiS
tssKx Cnr UT hass-s % N n~~i ne-rt
nane.l wait~- Era1s 11va-r near Nern-
rkas. 49, h.s t-en marri-i tArr- tiras'
nn1 i. fh@ trsh~- X tairrr-ei<ht rhiiirea.
TSr Srrrrn1r hns frsnsnnisi@si - >EeAx-
- ystssrx q stas4mens sho~in- the Enn'
cal csnlifion % tn STATE Esslm1r AZ,
rh< tax levy q tEelv~ cents % each siHt
r~n.anir.x a. n3w. fAs r~v-nu~ - p'ac~i a
Al. sMsnn TO- each ~ she rFnrs - 49,
1sgA whsts rh@ arfuai sxrsns-s fcr -
renr rndinr Orfot~r ~ i~~1 ineami4nl
SO nny fcr General Assembly. ~hl Y
~ 80 1-A 70 this s'scmii D. Niiei ~
frnmn nrncnnsx on nprropriatfcn for 80
der rnornrnanfs Sufdiers' Hsmt. &C
maktnr sc wASls n-Ers-ate 49,
10 this mas. k< Sill fnrtker atdEi aprru
rr.a.funs scr FeetEe-mirt@i irstisnfs
Refcrrn SCHOOL ani sleh Cth~r i.~m. a
~ - ae.~rmHn-i ~ th- Gensr1L A.
sernhv. esfinnntcl ~ - -sASsA
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-09
IN THE INTEREST or HUMIyITr
Tacoma EnfOrccs the Ordinance Requirin,
Saloons to Close at II OF lock.

Tacoma Enforccs the Ordinance Requiring
Saloons to Close at IL OF lock.
Tacoma special: The new ordinance clos
ing saloons at IL o'clock has wet.t into
! effect, and there are large crowds of dry
thirsty souls waiting around the back.
doors trying to get a chance for a drink.
The ordinance ia not likely to be operative
for more than a few days, as the chairman
of the street committee who is the author
OF the ordinance, and who is responsible
for this horrible state OF the ~strests,
leaves for the East early this week. To-
day H. Fl. Cline paid So 229.5O in salaries
for the National and Com;que theaters and
closed both places owing 10 the ordinance
requiring the closing ofsaloons at II o'clock.
The ordinance prohibiting the employment
of women in any other capacity around
the theater excepting as actresses or mem.
bers of the orchestra, which is before the
mayor for his signature, will, ii it becomes
q law, completely annihilate the variety
business in this CITY, as managers are unan-
imous in the statement that none of them
O make expenses when closing at IL
o'clock with no girls" tolerated in the
boxes during the evening. Ninety-three
persons lose their employment by this
action, and the pay roll Of the National
foo,s up to 5 1000 since it's opening three
weeks ago. There is invested in the build.
ing $4,000. which will hereafter be a
constant expense to it's owners, it being
estimated that the employees of the vari-
ETY. theaters spend at least Is per cent. of
their weekly wages, and as most OF this
class will nov seek employment in other
cities the closing withdraws about $1,000
q u:outh from circulation.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-09
STREET TALK.

Boru-In this city Nov. Z, to the wife Of
R. w. Mcdonald, a son.
The 8 ms OF Veterans will dance at Rem
shaw hall next Thursday evening.
The street car company is entitled to the
blessings and prayers of it's patrons. 1t
has placed stoves in it's cars.
Charles Jones, under arreet for completely
in the abduction of Ella Walker, will prob.
ably have q hearing before Judge Newkirk
this morning.
Angelo Mattenci and ANGELA Stefani, two
tawny children of Italy, were granted
license yesterday to link their destlnies TO-
gsther under sanction of the marriage tie.
John Hascal and Pete Jack. who have
been confined in Jail charged with burglary
and arson, have been released, the grand
jury having failed to secure sufficient evi-
derce to warrant holding them.
Mrs. ColIi's OF South Butte, wife of a
railroad engineer, died of typhoid pneu-
monia yesterday evening. The body will
be shipped to Omaha this evening, where
the parents of the deceased reside.
License to marry were issued yesterday
as follows: Alexander Loney and Eliza.
beth Smith. and Patrick WEIGH and Anna
Sullivan. The first named couple were
united in marriage by Police Magistrate
Newkirk, yesterday.
The city Jail is receiving a ~long-needed
averhauling and cleaning. The walls are
being covered with a generous coat of
whitewash, AMI the hole through which
Sharpe escaped has been filled up with
something more Substantial than mere
mortar.
Matthew Desiardins weakness for beating
women seems to he incurable. He was
again in the-police court yesterday for
whipping Blanch Dssjardin and paid a fine
Of IS and costs for the r creation. This is
the second time he has been tined for the
offense during the last week.
Walls for the third story of the new Ber-
nard block are well under way. and in a
days more the building will be ready
the ROOF. This on. only a short time
will elapse before the interiors will be
finished, and then the business men rem.
dered houseless by the fire will soon be as
we'll fixed as they were before the big
blaze.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-09
IN III DRYER.
He Almost Kills His Horses Because they
are Unable to Pull q Load.

He Almost Kills His Horses Because rhey
are Unable to Pull q Load.
II there is any one thing more than any
other for which a man should be severely
punished that n thing is cruelty to dumb
animals. An exhibition Of this kind vas
witnessed by a number OF persons yester-
day afternoon at the head OF Alaska street
near Quartz. Two horses attached to a
wagon heavily loaded with brick were I'M
able to pull the load up to Quartz street
through the soft land which lies to q depth
OF eight or ten inches just south OF Quartz.
The driver became infuriated over the fail
ure OF the animals to do that which they
could not, and began to belabor them in q
o tinhuman Under the smart
ing cracks OF the whip and the rufied
temper OF their master the horses tugged
and pulled at the load until they were q
f~oam-covered mass OF Precipitation, but
the bill still stared them in the face. For
thirty minutes almost without cessation
the mar pounded the animals, and desisted
from his brutality only when a bystander,
unable longer to restrain his humanity,
stepped up and informed him that il he
struck the horses another blow he would
invoke the aid OF the law and have him
fRed. This little speech acted like magic,
for the brute OF q driver, aided by q few
lockers on, backed the wagon, wheeled the
horses and drove down and around by @
more easy route.