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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-09-13
NEWS FROM SAMOA.

The Return ~ Msiieton Hailed with R~-
Joiciug Mstanfn >si'l Netting King
Owing 60 Maii~t. ~. III H~sifh-Is-~ov-
ering From the Effects 81 the Famine.
SAX Francisco. Sept. 2.-Lieutenant
Rose. OF the United States storeship
Monongahela. arrived on Saturday from
Samoa on the z.alanda- The UnitcJ
States ship Adams had not arriyei AZ
Samoa when he left. August II. hut was
expected daily Admiral Kimberly dill
not come on the Zealandia. as he was
awaiting the Adams. King Malietoa anil
several chiefs exiled by Germany two
wears ago arrived day or two before the
zerlandia touched there. Malietoa was
received bv the natives with general re-
joicing. Owing to his health having bee n
impaired by his exile he viii not resums
the throne for the present. Mataafa
continues al the head ~ nffsirs anl the
situation Is quiet The natives are re-
covering from the effects u the famine.
The Monongahela some time ago dis.
iribufed among them ljo.OD0 pounds ~
brend aud quantities OK rice and oiher
food.
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THE HONOLULU UPRISING.

Robert Wilcox. the Iasur-enf Leader
Committed for Irssl Tor Treason. G.n-
spirscv. Riot and lnlswfuI Assembly -
Unreliable Troops Disarsn~d aud Dis
banded.
SAS Francisco. Sept. 1.-The steamship
Zcalandia arrived yesterday afternoon
from Australia. New .aland ana Hono-
lulu. No samoan passengers war. 81
board. H'noluln aivices state that ev-
cryihing Is quiet there since fhe np~isin.
~ July -. Robert Wilcox. tha ieai.rof
the insurgents. and other. We're given
preliminary hearing in tho police court
on the chars.r 81 treason conspiracy.
riot and unlawful assembly. AMI were
committed for trial at the next term Of
the Supreme Court
Tho Second battalion of Hawaiian WI.
tnteer~. comprising al the native corps
except the King Guards. has been ia
banded and their arms returned ~ tho
government This action. II Il under.
Atool. WAS caused by the report made by
W. s. Wood. A ijuiant anl Acting MAJOR.
N which he declares ne was unable h
Dring forward any men 81 his command
a. the time ~ the inSurrection Wood
states that few men reported for duty.
bnt he WIS unable 10 give them arms.
and many were in sympathy with the FL
snrgrnfS. aud some o. them were scln-
ally with the party who attacked the
palace.
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THE WHITE HOUSE.
An Old Incumbranre Hanging Over thu
Executive Mansion

An Old Incumbranr@ Hanging over tho
Executive Mansion
WAsHrvGroS. S-pt. i.-Recent aga.
-ion about building new aud more ex-
nensive Presidential Mansion hls
brought 10 the surface an old mortgage
on the White House that has been for.
gotten Or lost sight OF for long time.
Mr. n. Il. Harlow. secretary and treas.
urer of the Monnt Vernon Avenue A~so-
citation i the man who brings forward
the claim. In an interview about the
proposed new Executive Mansion he says:
am glad 10 soc the subject avita'ei and I
hope II Will b. taken up and pushed hy Con.
rres-. When il j.. our association. 70 which
the Virginia Legislature has transferred it,
claim against the Government for money Dor
rowcd by General Washington 20 huIil the
present structure. Will present that claim. and
ask for payment ~ the old before il commences
the new. The claim. watch Is for siel0n has
never been denied by the Government. nor eau
u be. for we have the promise % the q ,scrn-
ment made through Washington. 70 pay the
money 20 virg mia. should IL ever be able 70 40
50. We will not perhaps. ask that the tIal 10
be PAID IN money. but will profanity suggest
that Congress dcfray the expenses or building
the proposed National highway 10 Mount var.
non. II thew agree. We VIII transfer the r.
ginia mortgage on The white House. a. Lea
contribution 70 the project
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ONE THOUSAND VOLTS.

Instant Death NJ Darwin 4. Henry. 70
New York. nv Contact with nm Electric
Current ~ One Th.n>asd Volts While
Attending y switch BOARD.
NV Yoax Sept. B. Darwin a. Henry,
superintendent of construction sDr tho
East River Electric Company. was in
staniiy killed yesterday At the cempany's
works. NJ. 81 East Twenty fourth street,
by receiving a shock from a current said
o be ~ one thousand volts. He wns
standing On a lad Ter. making sons change
in the wires Of the switch board. wnen
IA some way. IL il not positively known
how. LIE came in contact with the wires 50
That . current was completed through his
body from one hnni 20 the other Tho
right hand was burned 70 the bone: the
Jeff hand was only sclrched. Henry did
not utter sound. but fell from the lad
der, and was apparently dead before
reaching the foor. Every means known
20 science was used 70 restore life. but
in vain. Henry was twenty eiylIt years
oJd, and had been in the company's EN-.
Tloy two years. He was unmarried
His father. Chas. Il. Henry. il superin.
tendent of the Standard Underground
Gable Company at Pittsburgh
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The PueLIc PURSE.

statement n he Public Debt for August
An Increase Duri.g the Month .
oC.Os6. Goe " The Tnnaei Debt Decrease.
By 91e 200. 0s>O-C onparattv- Figures
Receipts ana Ixpensitnre~-
wAsHrscrD~. sept. s-The public debt
statement Issued from the Treasury De-
parim@nt yeste rslay shows an Increase os
fhe debt during the mouth OF :; 0.G 90.
During July past the increase III the debf
amounted 70 >lol.S I'll. thus inaking The
increase in the debt for the TWO months
~ the current fiscal year = 0as.0oa Tie
bonded indebtedness has been reduced
sl6..30 90 during the past n nth. and
now amounts - ss.S5.~ ~.
The net cash Or surplus il the Treas.
ury amounts ~ ~ 80 ~ Or 50 eg- -
less than a month ago National bank
dercsitaries hold -. :.,9Z5 ~ Govera-
mcnt funds, or about two millions moro
than on August !. TIE COLL fund b.l-
ance has decreased abp1' two millions.
and amounts - >l~)G5fs.e ani TIA ssl-
yer fund balance. exclusive ~ >J.OoaOs
trade dollar bullion. has decreased about
seven aud q half millions. ani now
amounts 70 SO. 30, so
Government receipts during the past
month agsrc- a'ed - f-p9s5. about >ias,-
900 less than ia August. l>Ss Custom ra-
ceipts were. ia round numbers 30 80. 00l.
against S21.9-9 c09 ia August. 1s>>. an,i IN
ternal revenue receipts were >ll.a5j 0)).
or nearly a miiiipn and Lals greater
than in August n year ago.
Expenditures during the past month
We're unusually heavy. amounting 10 -
2slais. against S.kli5.~fs Ia August. 1858.
The pension chnr-e for the past month
Amounted so 2i3.s5,. or nearly nine mil
lion dollars more than In August. l>>s.
The pension charge for the two months X
the current fiscal year amounts TO
-, sol. 2if. Or fully nine million i've hum
dred thousand dollars more than for tho
months % July and August last year. but
about six millions 81 pension money paid
ont this year was used ~ pay pensions
due during the Last quarter Of the pre-
ceding fiscal year.
Receipts and expenditures FOR the two
months ~ the current fiscal year COM
pared with thu corresponding months of
the preceding year were A. follows: Rs
ceipts. July and August. 1S>s. >sj sj..i0j;
July and August. l>Ss. - S-s,O-S. Ex-
pendifures. July aud August. $50 80.
2J.s42. July and August. i~S~ so. 81. 80.
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According 70 Mr.. Rusl<in's recene
criticism. there is no genius about the
English language.
More plays ~ Shakespeare have
been turned into operas than those %
any other dramatist They number
ten In all.
oliver Optic thinks that II he had
hals-a-dozcn widc-awake American
boys 10 amusc he could do Il better IN
Constantinoplc than In London or
Paris. Tho two latter cities would
not seem 50 much unlike Now York or
Boston TO them. but in the city Of The
Sultan every thing they saw would
have the charm OF novelty.
Senator sherman has finely
stocked library Of standard books. but
he practices the theory Of Gladstone.
Never read book til II i year
Old lie buys ali ynluabls and rare
books on finance. and informs himself
~ their contents. lie knows the his
tory ~ prices aud has theory Of his
own about What creates yalues
Writing OF the author Of Robert
Elsmcrs. Il corresp ondcnt of the New
York Tribune says I'm private con-
versatlon Mrs Ward can be either gay
ana humorous and richly so--or inn
prcssive and refreshing. Her power
Of conversation extends over rnauv
topics She has essentially an aesthetic
rather than n philosophic or scientific
mode Of looking AT every thing. and. l
fancy. would be liable 10 apply stand
ards 81 taste where more -yllogi-tic
loeicians would insist upon colder
methods OF investigation. Mrs. Ward
i pungcnt. brilliant and witty"
nm For many years Mr. Glad stone
has been sayascy criticised by his
political opponents. but Mr.. Glad
stone has used every precaution TO
keep from him the bitter things the
newspapers have said. Indeed. the
care that i taken 20 let him swim I'M
taole~t.,l in tn. sea OF his own opin-
ions j. sometimes so great as 10 DO al
most laughable. On one occasion
distinguished lady ven,urcd upon
discussion with him al dinner party.
but Mrs Gladstone sent her slip Of
paper on which wa written: 1T Is
not permitted to argue with the Prime
Minister
Major J. w. Powell. Director Of
the Geological survey. in answer 10 .
question as 20 his favorite novels.
said: Here are the dozen preferred:
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress Vicar
OF Wakefield a Man Made Of
Money. Douglas Jerrold. 'lvanhoe.'
David Copperiled. Tho Three
Guard~men. LES Mi-erablc~' tif you
would cut out Hugo'- preaching this
hook would be grand.) Uncle Toms
Cabin The Cloi~tcr and Hearth
"A Strange Story Lorna Doone. and
.Middlemarch.' Neither ThacScrav
nor Wilizie Collins ever had MASTER
piece. | think. George sand rcrels
me with her wildcat philosophy.
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HUMOROUS.

Will you marry mo. Bridget" :
widower Of year asked his cook
How many afternoons week out
kin have sorr?" she asked in reply.
--Harpcr's Bazar.
1T was only the other day that a
man who swore that he oulln' cut
his hair until Henry Clay was elected
President thought Of way out OF il.
lie let his wife cut it. Texas S.ftings-
We want il to be distinctly UNDER
stood that We are not one OF those real
mean old things that believe that
woman Is az the bottom OF every
earthly trouble. but we must admit
that the demand for sealSkin sacqucs
has had more or less to do with the dis
turbanccs about Behring sea Wash
ington Post
Maudc- 'Algernon. you know a
year ago told you ] would not marry
you until you had saved 10000" Al
gcrnon-..Ycs. but c." Maude '.And
six months ago told you thought
we could ret along on $1,000" AL
gernon but still -" Maude '.WeIl.
how much have you by this time'"
Algernon-.E Exactly $500" Marde
s-Don't you think that--ihat that's
near czough ?"-Time.
He wasn't bunco man .Did
you see any bnnco men while yon
were il New York. Uncle Abner'"
mo. sir. not one II undo rstand that
you met slick stranger VINO beat YOU
out Of $50" .'Um-ah well-ycs. I
got playing cards one night and luck
was against me TO about that amount.
but that fellow want a bunco man.
If he was he'd have said So Your
Uncle Abncr knows enough 70 steer
clear OF those bunco fellows Epoch.
Small boy-''Pa. what i the dif-
ference between q pcssimist and an
optimist?" Pa-..Wcll. let me see IL
can illustrate. You know I'm often
discouraged. and things don't look to
me as II they d ever so right Well. at
such times can be said 70 be a pcssi-
mist But years ago when was q
young man every tiths A'rthtu Rfi.ut
and rosy. and was always hopeful
Then was an optimist Now. my son.
can you understand the difference be-
tween pcssimis. and An optimiste'
Small boy oh. yes; one is married
and the other isn't IN. Y. Weekly.
Inventor Eureka, Eurc-'
Kansas Rustlcr what mir you
Eurckcrin' aboutP" Inventor II
have just completed my duplex indie
Gator. a little instrument that will in
form is possessor Of the approach Of
= cyclone before" Rustlcr Wal.
you We wasted your time. Nobody'll
buy. What we want yerc i an indie
Gator thatll inform It's possessor o.
the approach 81 Eastern capitalist
soon he gifts across the county line.
and give the Teller with the indicator
time to grab up his corner LOT deeds
and git 10 tho capitalist fore anybody
else knows he's comm. Tuck.
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rIff~burEh's Niiiionssre's wealth NE
tributed with LAVISH Hand IL Public
aud Private Bequr-t--
PrTsBrEGH- Pa. Sept. 2.-Thc will 81
the late William Thaw was filed to-day ia
the registers Office. II consists ~ thirty.
six pages 81 closely-wriiten legal cap.
and was one ~ tho most comprehensive
testarnents that ever went into the court
house. The vast estate. estimated at be-
tween S9.Wo.Ooo aud >l2,oDc.o0y. il divided
into hundreds % requests. large amount
az IL going 20 worthy charities. rhe in
heritance received by Mrs. Thaw aud
each % the ten children approximatss
fhrer-q quarters ~ million dollars each.
Among the charitable requests are:
Western University. Allegheny City.
$1,000. which il the second donation ~
like amount 10 that institutions; Presby-
terrain Board 90 Missions church erec-
ton. disabled ministers, colleges, etc.
<ioO.0O: hospitals and public homes 81
Pittsburgh and Allegheny, over SOD 90,
and numerous iegacies 70 clergymen and
friends. not relatives
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Affecting Scenes GA th~ U.sarn ~ Ktng
Mall.tox - npss - The Kings Health
Apparently asroken Down ~ the scar
w Treatments Received ~ the iianas
~ lsis HERMAN Captor<.
SAS FGA>ciScs. sept. 2 -Aivices from
Apia describe the return o. KIN. Msli.-
toa as follows: Tho German gln-bost
Wulf arrived Ia the harbor on TIE after
noon ~ August II. When tho vessel
came q anchor Nalie,os was sssn
returning monarch WAS az once hoislei
on shore. and hearty cheers were given
By the American anA English residents.
Mango. Al an 4 the Kings brother. Moll.
who we're rxiled with him. were also "a
the Wuf. No canoes we're allowed 10
approach the vessel. but about dark The
King and CHIEFS were taken ashore ia
one ~ the wulf's boats. with DR.. Stnrbal.
German cun~ui-General. aud Folan.
Chief Magistrate * samoa. who hal
gone aboard the Wal, an hour before.
Quite crowd ~ natives and few white
residents had assembled AZ tie ~poi
where the landing was made.
When the bon; fOuciicl the beach Dr.
Siepbel spsans ou; and assisted Malie-
toa 10 laui oace more upon his native
shore. The King was taken az one. 10
SoAus House. whore he was followed by
a number ~ people. Tlls meeting be-
tween Malirtoa ami hi, relatives was
most affecting. Ihe women fell on their
knees and ki=sFi his hands. aud the
whole rariy. incullns 'he King. were
weeping all the time. The greatest ex-
prcss.ons ~ JOY we're beard. AMI an pres.
eut extended ~ynrAthy N The monorct
who had been carried 81 b. tie Gsrmans
aud landed first al the CamNroons. one
~ the most unhealsay shores ia tbs
world AMI takea tran thence 10 Ilm5urg
rs steprage passcn, ger. AMI than II.
lied on an island in the Marshall group.
All ~ the returned party give the high
est praise q Dr. Morgan. the Un..rl
States Consul al Marshall Island. nnI
declare tint hal Il not heea FOR MS a..
sistance they would have <ua red heay-
lly. Ahont half an hour after Malietoa
had arrived NJ the han~r. Nataafa who
had been rei-ning dnrins his absence.
arrived and greeted his relative most
cordially. nliie;pa seemed tD BE care
wora man an.l broken dawn in health.
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Drought AMI Forest fires Causing Much
Distress In the Pexo River Country.

Drought AMI Forest Fires Causing Much
Distress In the Pexo River Country.
CHICAGO. Sept. "a Times special from
Winnipeg, Man, says: Thomas Ander-
son, factor ~ the Hudson Bay Company
In the far OF Pexo river c,nntry. has arr
rived from tho north. He says the sum.
mer has been very dry in the P-xp river
region and against the growth Of a crop.
There has also been a frost. injuring
the crop everywhere but at Dunvegan.
The woods are being destroyed along the
south side OF the Pexo by the fires which
have never ceased all summer. The fires
have driven out the game aud destroyed
the berries. 70 there is likely to be more
hunger than ever this coming winter.
Unless rain falls the fires will be still
m.re destructive. The Beaver Indians,
the natives os the country, are dying
out very fast, but the 81. Crees. who
are coming ia from the Lesser Slave lake
and Edmonton, are increasing.
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Mr. Edwards was ~in ~ the frst AMI only
Territorial roverncr ~ Illinois. aGH wns born
"a Lexington. Ky. April -. 100 H. father.
who was made Governor cf the Territory soon
after that d. removed Win his faniiy 10
Old ka~lsashla. where NinlAn " grew ~ man
hood. The latter took q course ~ study ~ tho
Transatlantic L-x SfAoo! Ia Lexington. Ky.
graduating ~ lS3- About this time Ne mar
ried Elizabeth II. Todd. who was : SIS
ter OF 3lr>. Abraham Lincoln. Ia isai
ne became AttornNy .General az The
State ~ Iilnos. ana IN 1876 resigned
thai once ana removed 10 Springfield he
served Va ne Illinois Legislature from i-N I'd
~. and led ne State N the movement which
nnsily settled tAe rFcat rnnlr imrrogemeut
debt Governor N-ticSon appointed HIM ,u-
perintendert 81 rlblc Instfucfinn III i-1f ana
~ dte~ The iaw which established the Illinois
system " public schools. M wa~a inemher ~
the cpnstsir'ioaAl convention ~ $50. and ~
manned an active pubic man up ~ about its
year is~t lie WAS i close friend and O.
worker n many ~ the public movements
In WHICH Abraham Lincoln. stephen a Doug
las. stephen I Logan. General T.. ~ Baker
Judge David DAVIS ant .. II. isrovnify were
active part 'cf ants. and j. probably The last
this rrmarsablc list o. public per-onpss~ Mr.
Edwards was brother 81 Major a. &. Ia
rafl-. ~ 81. Louis.
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LOUISVILLE. XIV. Sept. 1.-The Pcnn.
syivania railroad yesterday announced q
round trip rate 81 seven dollars between
Louisville and Chicago. good starting
from either point or four dollars one
~ay. In addition 70 this reduction new
train IL % be put On each way 20 make tho
run ia eight hours, instead Of eleven as az
present. Equally low rates and new
schedules will IN into effect between In
dianapolis and Cincinnati aud Chicago.
The rate cutting grew out Or the action of
the Louisville. New Albany & Chicago
road In abandoning the Pennsylvania
company's bridge which tho Pennsyl.
vnnia officials allegs was dat violatlss
Of contract
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Celebration Commemorative 81 the
Founding al the OH Lug college. tho
Cradle In watch American Presbyte-
ttant<m was Rocked. and From Wh,c h
sprung rripcet"n-The presIdent'< Trim
90 the scene. tiis Reception ia Route
and the Exercises a. the Old Log Cot
fese Grounds.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 5-Altholgh to-
days celebration commemorative ~ tho
foundation Of the historical old log col
lege ia ls26. by William TennenL was
distinc;ively Presbyterian celebration
Ia its inception, the event called out per-
sons Of every religious denomination. and
'rhe speakers and others taking prominent
part ia the exercises were Of all shades
ia politics. shortly after eight o'clock
this morning President Harrison, with
Governor Beaver. Governor Green %
New Jersey and Postmas.er-Gea
eral Varamaker started ia car.
riages from the country home Of
tho latter at Jenkintown. niue miles
from this city. for the scene ~ the cele-
oration on the old Tennent farm near
Huntsville. Bucks County. The greeting
given 70 tho President by the people
along the old York road. irres pecfiyc 81
politics or religion. was fitting prelimi-
nary 10 the celebration Itself. As the
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GErTYssrRG. Pa, Sept. a-The Fourth
New York Cavalry and Tenth New York
Infantry yesterday dedicated memorials
on the battlefield. General exercises
were held Ia the courthouse. at which
Alderman VIM. Mckee. of brooklyn,
presided. Rev. G. L. Torwig conducted
the religions portion ~ the exercises,
and Mark u. wilbur delivered the ora.
tiou. Colonel Geo. }. Hopper presided
at the dedication OF the Tenth Regiment
memorial which stands on Meal avenas.
Sergeant BENZ Il Turner made the dcdi.
catory address for tho Fourth Cavalry,
whose monument stands on the Mum.
masburg road Major Jas. II. Jenkins
Was the orator.
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An EXPENSIVE SHOT.

Tho Rich niiI (uo.D Mlntng Company's
So. = Mine shaft BADLY Damaged ~
FIRE.
KANSAS CRY. No. Sept. "a shot was
fred ia the north gallery of niue No. ~
the Rich Hill Mining Company abou
noon yesterday when all the men were
out 70 dinner. This started fire. aud In
IN instant the flames had passed up the
air-shnft and burned II ont. together with
tho veniilating -house. Two shot-fi rers
were In the mine, but they escaped
Steam was forced into the mine and the
fire apparently put out tnt Preparations
were made 70 Hood IL II the flames should
brenk out again. The damage Will reach
thousands o. dollars.
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LoSDoS, Sept. 3.-HGnger has done IL
work among the striking dock Iaborers,
and their savage looks aud their more
savage threats are any thing but comfort.
Ing 10 the officials charged with the duty
az preserving order. The authorities are
in hourly expectation Of an outbreak, and
the most careful preparations have been
made to meet II. Scotland Yard detect-
ives are circulating among tho men, 50 as
20 secure the promptest Information Of
the first move in the direction of organ.
lied violence, while the reserve police
are 20 distributed As 70 be within call Of
any point likely 70 be threatened. Troops
too. have been quietly concentrated at ste
lions ncar By the shipping.
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PRINCETON, Ind. Sept. I'D. Doughty,
prominent attorney Of Oakland City,
was yesterday struck on the head aud
killed by Karin McK-nny. The vito Of
McKenny had left him and employed
Doughty to secure q divorce. Doughty
went 70 her home on business connected
with the suit. where McKenny found and
attacked him. McKenny is under arrest
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CHICAGO, Sept 3.--Judgs Biodgett, ~
che United States District Court. yester-
day granted an order restraining the Ma
tional Cash Register Company from pro-
ceeding with any snits la Chicago %
elsewhere, or bringing any more suits
against agents or users Of the Bensingcr
Self.Adding Cash Register. The order
also Restraints the National company from
threatening with suit or intimidating tho
purchasers or uses ~ the Bensinger reg.
lister with suits for Infringe nent Of tho
patents already sued upon.
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a PIONEER core.

Death NJ Hon. SsniAn W. Edwards Qvc
o. th~ r'anssr Ststs~msn 81 Illinois. 4
bsis unsne b" springfield. After . Long
Years
IT. LorIs, Sept A private dispatch
received Ia this city tAi~ afternoon an .
nonncss the death AZ Springfield. I'LL, ~
Hon. Sinian W. Edwards nj his home Ia
that city. after a illness illness. IA hss
eighty iirst year.