The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-06-21
Iron our regular eerssspondsat.l
OUR WARRINGTON LETTER.
WARRINGTON. ID. q. Jpne 18th. laaQ.

Iron our regular eesreapondsst-l
OUR WARRINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, ID. e., juno 18th. 1889.
A delegation OF Virginia negroes called
q the White House Saturday. They
say that Harrison told them he did not
propose 10 recognize Malone. But a.
one Of this delegation expressed Il: "Its
mighty queer II Malone isn't recognized
by the appointing power. that every man
that State happens TO be . shouting Ma
ing over the epoils, democrats here are
looking forward to carrying tie State By
much larger majority than Cleveland
aud Thurman did.
Verify the ways Of Providence are In
scrntabls. The fight between Blaine and
and Harrison has been indefinitely post
poned on account II the news received
from Hsyti. II seems that the fellow
who was engaged In msking = treaty
with France that would endAnger the
Monroe doctrine has been so badly lick
ed by the rebel general that be Il no long
Ter In position 10 mako treaties, hence
We have no need for q commission in
that country, and Blaine has no excuse
for attempting TO bull-doze Harrison in
TO letting him have his way. The next
news from Hsyti may change the face OF
the matter.
Secretary Window has, in Difference
to . wide expression OF condemnation
refused TO accept the opinion OF the So
licitor Of the Treasury, that II would be
unlawful for the Catholic University Of
America. that IL to be established in this
city, to bring from Europe corps Of in
|structors. The matter has been referred
TO the Attorney General, and if he de-
Icidea the opinion Of the Solicitor to be
good law, the officers OF the University
will 60 10 Congress In order to get an
amendment TO such On absurd law.
disappointment At not receiving an
Office IL having = bad effect on James
Jack aon, Of Alabama, who was candi-
date for the District Astorneyship given
to Parsons, the engineer Of the "white
mans party" fasc0. He is in such bad
way that his family has been telegraphed
10 come on. He IL crazy.
Among the appointments by Harrison
last week were democrat and = negro.
The negro waa made receiver Of public
moneys 81 Huntsvilie. Alabama, and tho
democrat Marshal Of the western district
Of Louisiana.
CraDks seem to have the advantage Of
ORDINARY people in the matter OF "lnck. :"
For instance. look ~ the case Of Capt.
g. A. Armes, u. 8. A. retired, who has
| Just had HE third sentence Of dismissal
from the army commuted BY the presi-
dent TO confinement within such limits
a. may be preecribed by the Secretary OF
War, and TO deprivation Of the right TO
wear the uniform and insignia Of bis
rank in the army for period Of five
wears. The offenses for which he was
tried this time were intruIing into the
Inaugural parade and attempting 10 pull
the nose Of Gov. Beaver, Of Pennsyl-
vanis. The court martial found him
guilty and sentenced him TO dismissal.
Most people here regard him o. crazy
leDough 10 be in an asylum.
Julius Ccaser Burrows, the Michigan
Congressman, whose principal distinc-
ItiOn IL the possession Of . voice that IL
pretty good imitation of fog horn, and
who hopes to be Speaker Of the next
House OF Representatives. IL very much
troubled for fear that the wicked demo-
Gratis will give the republicans trouble
when the time comes to organize the
House. II IL . pretty commentary on
the rules governing that body for Bur-
rowa 10 saw that, with the assistance Of
one experienced member, he could keep
the House in = deadlock for the two
years Of its existence.
r. M. g. Wanamaker IL anxious 10
stop the handling Of the mails on sun
days. The business men Of the country
would be likely 10 vigorously protect
against such q move. The Western
Union Telegraph Company would pro-
Ipsbly pay WsnAmaker more than he
paid fOr.his position n he could stop al
mails on Sundays. II would be worth
at least one million dollars per year to
that concern.
There IL rumor here that Patrick
Egan, recently appointed Minister 10
Chill, had been recalled on account o.
the revelations In the murder case Of
Dr.. Cronin, At Chicago. The rumor i
}. denied at the State department.
Ex-senator RiddleberRer II making
. himself the langhing stock At Washing
ton BY his antics. If he Is not sent to al
inebriste asylum soon II will be too late
Col. j. T.. kelton has been appointed
. lAdjusant General Of the Army, 10 sue.
coed General II. G. Drum, recently re-.
tired. He has been General Drums as'
lsfataut 20 snvora1 vosro O. A &