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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16
Article. op,nlus Highest. Lowest. Closing.

Cash quotations were a. follows
Flour umiually unchanged.
No. -pung wheat. u,lstHpssc. No. 3
spring wheat, -6CIssc; No. rcd, y0gs@gj1sc
No. . Corn. 3ia,c.
No. oats, ~ '.a2li.c.
No rye, lie.
No. barley nominal.
No. I ilnNscvd, Si.GI
Prime timothy seed Si.5Gal.57
Me-. pork, per brl, si25j0 i2.SD.
Lnrl per TO- lbs, q. o..
Short ribs sides (loo.cA ~ 20: dry sailed
shoulders (buNclJ, 81 2bd6.J1 q, shou clear
sidcs (buXcdl si.i2ls6taS.
Rcccipis.-flour, 1859 brls. wheat 1880
bu corn, $4,000 bu: cats. li2,OJ bu. rye.
400 bu: barley. $1,000 bu
shipmcnts-flour, 900 bris wheat, 10. ..
OD bu. oorn l25OJO bu, oats, 10000 bu;
rye, i,OoO bu barley. 5000 bu.
ST. Lotus Mo-, Jan. i5.-Flour-Qulct aud
steady. Mhcat-Cash stcndicr. options un.
settled and irregular, nuctuhting within "a
small range. The dull and Easy cables aud
incruas" an ocean passage was Offset by lnrfr
ilour cNpurt- from New York and generally
better markets at all points The close wiz
sellers ~ MAY &c above yesterday and
July - better; No. nd cash, pldnp ,c.
February Ole, closing 40 uiisc nominal.
May, WsMp, 20, clusins nt ~ isc " asked.
June, 20 a.. closing at ,c bid; July. Stc
CtsjaSJi 81, closing ht S,kc.
Cum-sirongcr and fraction higher, hut
trading small. No. cash. @ikmgl,c:
January. 21a.c, closiul a. 2p'sc. Marrh.
20, isle. closing NJ 90 .cC,Jlc asked; MAY.
o. sett1 70. closing Ht J3t,c
utts-tirm, NJ. q, cash. 2ilsc bid; May,
y s'a2' &C. closing no =, Sc bid.
Ryc-i'c bid.
BARLEY Nothing doing
llay--oNing Ia Tia rain there was very
small business dome. prairie. tGUJ mixed
timothy. aLunHiu.u1 timothy. prime a. 4 10
edge. sii.O0 400 Bmu-Quict anl steady
NJ 62'sc Flax seed, si,jl.
Buucr-Dull. creamery. - al Dc; dairy 10
m"v. Eg~-Dull at H.. Lcnd-s2AN asked
iuf -uit Missouri aud $50 Tor rurruinH bat
there b. no demand, turnmeni-fim aud
unchanged. Cotton hnr' ug-Ensy at 100
i2',g. irbn cotton ucs. st.2Oagl25
Provisions Moderate husihcss nj lower
prices. Pork ti3d0. inrl-lowcr. prime
.t"am, siHa. nominal. Dryl salt meats
Boxed shoulders, 900 longs = id ribs AZ -.
short clear. $3.50 nacnn-Quict anil easy:
shoulders ~ ia lonr, is'h; clear ribs. g. 70.
short Clcir, s1.pi. UNCHANGED.
Rcccipts-flnnE LOO hrls. wheat $500
bu, cunn. $4,000 'hu, Tlts. 1900 bu; rye,
$3.50 Ia. barley, 1000 lu.
Shipmcnts-flour. 1860 brls, wheat, II.
90 bu. corn, 1900 bW oats, 10000 bu.
rye, SEQ la; barley, LOO bu.
KANSAS CRY, Mo. Jan. ia.-whcat-
Quiet No. 2, rcd cash, ~ " bid n3c a.ked.
February. VI Sc bid, May. n5'.c bid. asc
asked. YEAR 75Ac. No. ., soft cash, pli.c
asked February, III asked; May, O5isc bid,
| " sc asked.
Con-licccipts 1909 bu. shipments. =.
| Gi3 bu. weaker No . cash, 2Sc bid, 9c
asked Nav, ~. NJ. = white, February, %
bid. May. DC bid S0'.r asked.
oais-No. 2 cash, SOC bid May, 25jIc bid
gaze asked.
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Live stock.

CATriE--Choicc corn fed steers, 3%Gic;
good, 393jac; extra lat hcifCri 3d3Jlc, good
lat cows, 2AM34c, medium cattle, mixed,
2@2Ac; common. light and rough, ll.@2c.
SnrEr-Good fat, 3lsC1ic; common, per
head, Il coal 30
L,Nns-l case; common, per head, 90
61l.50.
fIoos--Choico butchers selections, 5@5IIc;
light and rough, IIa@iAc.
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oil and Turpentinc.

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. l5,--Petroleum quiet;
s.w. llO' nc.
WILMNGroN, n. c., Jan. 15.-Turpcnune
firm, 40 nc.
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Co,,ousee., I.ro,iuc,..

PRIME CRrDE On,--lOC9i3c, prime summer
yellow, 5OCt53c; choice cooking summer yell
low, b3mh5c; cotton seed meal, 5000; less
than ear lold. S2l5O.
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CHILLS,
OUNCAN'S CHILL TONIC has stood
the test for years, and today stands tho
leader OF Chill Medicines Read
what Is said OF IL

Dr. Duncan II take pleasure IN making pub
&c statement Of the iact that have used your
thi IOfic with great su after verything else
had sigually failed. Myself aud family Join Ia
thanking you for the discovery OF such mcdi.
zine which will be OF such great bencnt TO man
kind. Ioun trdly, 4. PEEssLY.
hinliu. Tenn
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We hold positive proof that aAckers English
Blood Elixir cures all blood poisous where cheap
this we will sell Il TO all who call at our store ON
positive guarantee IL. a. HESTER. Druggist
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CNcNN,ri, o., Jan. b.-whisky-stcady;
sales. i,7i6 barrels finished goods ON a basis
Of si.01 Butter--Easy, Sugar-Dull aud
weaker. Eggs Receipt large, easier at 49,
Ollie. Chccsc-firm.
CmcAoo, ILL.,, Jan. ii-on the Produce
aud neglected, fancy creamery, 25CtgGc.
choice Ia line, s0Ct22c, Tine dairy. i0Calac.
good TO choice, i236iic. Eggs-sicady at
ibMi6c.
Nav YonK. Jan. i5.-Cofrcc-o Options
opened steady, unchanged 10 points down.
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Srw YopK

Niw YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed steady.
miidling, i0-l0c. sales, 0l1 bales. Quota.
TONS were A. follows Ordinary. o i8iOc.
good oriinay, $50, low midllinE n5lc.
mlddling, l5-i1c' good middllnH iOb.iGc.
mid,iling iair. iOtr fair NE
p fuiufc- opened quiet and firm and closed
hrm. ~ follows January. p.G0ttDG7 Fch.
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Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver and Indigestion
Read what DUNCAN'S LIVER AND
KIDNEY MEDICINE has done:

Dr. Duncan II was cured Of symptomatic heart
4 scH.c. caused by torpid liver and indigestion.
Vas troubled with 70 for thirty years, growing
wore al the time. until commenced taking Dun
ans l.. aud X. Medicine Three bottles rect red
ac 20 perfect health; after physicians amt all oihef
Medicines Ind filled. Or puncan's Mcdicines frs
.eter Than lac represents thcn h. be. Iours r. ilY
A. J. AgSOLn
Camden. Tenn.
GREENSBORO. Ark. April rs. is7s.-Dr. C. p
nuUran: bear ir-iam n pflctiriug physician at
his place j am Also IN the drug business aud
We been selling gui prescribing your M .dclues
fur some ilmo. aud nm well pleased with them. I
IA SURF your arc the most fcliable proprietary
nDdlrlucs have ever sod or seeu used. especially
or ihili IOulr Liver Pills. couch lalsttl, Liver
ud Kidney Medicine aud Carbulic Oiutuent, |
o. sure they are u you claim for them. This &,
-uuiethinf wuull nor could not siy for hny other
iIu OF pitcnt alcliciuc. Eycry one speak IN ths
highest terms Of your medicines; Your fuyL.
J. IL OKR. ~ d
DR.. NcAN'S MEDICINES arr
widely known throughout the sout,s. aud can be
.ouud Ia any well supplied Store.
The We5b Manufacturing Co.
rRopun.roRs.
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
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DoN'T fail to SEQ 10 10, the Russian Dog
Faced Boy, at the Museum this week.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BuY aud sell stock, aud bonds through T..
NJ, Galbrcath, No. 10 Madison street.
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Erie preferred, 65lz :StL & San Fran, 2GA
Fort Wayne, 1917 ftL e san Fran pid, 90
" Worth x Denver 20 Std tS san LIST pfd, H5Ns
Hooking Valley, 90 81 Paul, 64T
Houston 4 Texas IS 81 Paul pfd, l05
Illinois Central, lGh 81 Paul, Min & Man, l03
Ind, Bloom Il West 0T 81 Paul & Omaha, 35i2
Kansas Il Texas, 1877 81 Paul K Omaha pfd VA
Lake Erie & West l6I Tenn Coal & Iron S3t4
/ Eric & West pid, 52X Texas Pacific, ~
Lake Shore 1927 Toll 4 o Cen pid, 30
Louisville 4 Nash, SIX Union Pacific, GA
Memphis & charl 10 wn,ash, 81 / ( fac l2Il
Michigan Central, S6L W, 81 l. q Pae pi1, 2j19
Nil, LIS &W, So Wells Fargo Express, 100
MI LIS wv pfd 93H Western Union, s.
MIN d st l., o Am Cotton Oil 504
Min 4 81 L pfd II Richsond Pt ~
LONDON, Jan. 15--i p n, -Consols closed at
9s 1916 for money and 30 for the account.
The amount of bullion Withdrawn from the
Bank Of England on balance today is f44,-
90. Bar silver, 125sd per ounce.
PARIS, Jan. 15.-Threc per cent. rentes, sci
size for the account.
BANK CLEARGNGs.
Chicago, H., Jan. 15.--Clearings, Sl0,OlS.-
600.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. l5.--Clcarings, s2,0o3,-
42l; balances 1929, 1859.
NEW YoRR, Jan. l5--Cleanngs, Sl30,972,-
1927; balances, $6,703, 2ll.
BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. l5.--Clearings, So
22i, 55S balances, S2G0,OJ3.
BosroN Mass, Jan. l5.--Cloarings &c.
6lS,2G0 balances, $l,WO $50.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 15.--Clearings,
$l0,S2l, is2; balances, $l,3Il,275.
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

SHOULD ALWAYS M KEPT IN SHOP.
KITCHEN, STABLE AND rACroRYi
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The legal action taken against the
London Times BY Mr.. Parncll for dam.
ages resulting from the publication OF
certain alleged libclous articles about
the Irish leader has been postponed
upon application Of the Times.
The members Of the party Of the Ex.
treme Left in the Hungarian Diet have
voted TO reject the Hungarian civil list,
on the ground that Hungary has no
court. and. therefore. can not properly
maintain civil list.
GEORGE HANCOCK. OF Salt Lake City,
Mormon High Priest. was arrested at
Payson. Utah, on the eth. charged with
numbering Mrs. Harp and her son. Geo.
Jones. The Gentilcs say 1t was church
murder.
The returns from every precinct in
Ohio. unofficial. show that Campbell de-
fcats Foraker BY il.45I. and that the
Democrats have both branches Of the
Legislature. with eight ajority on joint
ballot. On the rest Of the State ticket
IL is very close. and probably some on
each ticket are elected.
TrlE convention Of the Tenants De-
Tense League at Droghcda. ireland,
opened on the eth. Upwards Of three
hundred priests and lay delegates were
present. and great enthusiasm prevailed.
TnF differences between the Evans
willie & Tcrre Hautc Railroad Company
and the striking conductors. firemcn
and brakcmcn. were amicably settled,
on the Tth, concessions being made on
both sides.
TmE annual report 81 the Board Of
Commissioners Of the National soldiers
Home. near Washington. shows that
owing 10 limited accommodations adj
mission was denied during the past year
to large number Of men entitled to the
benefits of the Home but who could sup.
port themselves outside.
Two HUNDRED butchers in Berlin
have been thrown into bankruptcy BY
the governments prohibition of the inn
portation uf cattle.
NINE. AR~oI.DsoS RoSsINGoI. the
psima donna. contracted az Montrcaux.
on the It'll, 10 give fifty representations
\ in America under the management Of
4 Mr.. Strakosch. for which she Is to re-
ceiye .j0vO0 francs. Mr.. Strakosch also
paying the travelling expenses 81 tho
lady and her suite of eight persons
NEAR Delhi. n. g.. on the sth. q
young son Of Amasa smith. while at
tempting to kill a cat. saot and instantly
killed Louis r. OHilvic, aged six years.
COMPLETE but unofficial returns from
every county in the state - Iowa show
l5oics' tDcm.) plurality for Governor "a
BE- s.iv0, which will not be much changed
BY the official count.
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FELL AT ais Posi-.

~ Night Operator AZ santa Re ~t-tion In
Oklahoma Who lid Ills Duty nj the
Cost of IJi~ B.ife-Thc Murdrrcr~ Fled
Empty Handed.
TOPEKA. Kan. NOV. s.-A bold crime
was committed AZ Wharton. one Of the
santa Fc's new stations in Oklahoma,
shortly before one o'clock yesterday
morning. Charles u. smith. the night
operator. was in the depot with q coal
dcal,s named james Patterson. when
two masked men entered and shouted
Hands up" Patterson threw up his
HAMS as ordered. but Smith. with true
grit. refused TO do So Then a shot was
fired. and Smith exclaimed: II am hit"
The murdcrcrs fed without taking
money or yaiuablcs Of any sort. The
wounded man crawlcd To the instrument
and notified the train dispatcher on
duty at Kansas City and thrcc-quartcrs
81 an hour later expired United States
marshals are now in hot pursuit Of the
bandits. and il is safe 10 say that their
capture. unless closely guarded. would
be- followed by a speedy lynching.
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STRAIGHT TWINS.

The President 50 Manipulated the Proc
Iamati..ns Admitting the Two Dakota~.
IN signing Them, that Ncithcr Hc >or
ANY One Else Gan Ever Tell which was
signed First. and Thus They Are straight
Twic&.
WASnrx.Tox. Nov. Efforts have
been made recently 10 establish the
priority Of admission into the Union "
one OF the two Dakotas. Ii now tram
spires that no one knows which one was
admitted first. On Saturday the Pres
dent received from the state Depart
mcnt the TWO proclamations. deficient
only 10 the extent Of his signature. The
question Of priority at once came w
and il was found 10 he difficult TO DE-
eide. After some debate. the two doc
umcnts unlocked at. were laid face
downward on sheet ~ paper. and then
shufi,ed together. When this stage "
the game had been reached the prv'la-
nations were turned face upward, hut
covered by the sheets Of paper on which
they had been laid Thea the Sheets
were slipped aside until the blan''
spaces for the Presidential signature
were exposed The autograph was a.
pended TO each. the ink allowed 70 dry,
the pr0lamations turned over once more
and again vigorously shufIlcd. The two
Dako;as were admitted to thc Union q
States. and although one ~ them was
ahead Of the other just the length u
time II took the President to write his
name. history will never be able 70 record
the name az the leader. II j. pro-
found mystery. and il will always be -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15

WAsmIxGTox. Nov. B. SccrctarT
Blaine has summoned Consul-General
William Reed Lewis from Philadelphia
and the two will meet al the State Dc-
partmcnt to-day. when the SECRETARY
will announce to Mr. Lewis his action
on charges preferred against him While
stationed az Tangicr. Morocco. u =
understood that Mr.. Lewis will be az
quilted. but probably he given . r.
primand for some of his actions. NJ
Lewis will be allowed 10 return 70 Tar
ricr II Il Is necessary for him 20 do y
10 settle up his affairs, but will mol v
prcmittcd TO remain.
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RrcHMoxp, Va. Nov. THE Dis
patch this morning. under the head If
1T was not Mr.. Musscy." states that
the person who had fight
with Charles Preston in Jackson
ward on election day was not Colonel
Fred -. Mussey ~ the Cincin-
natl Commcrcial-Gazcttc as had been
stated. The Dispatch published the
original account upon information 81
several persons who truly believed that
the stranger with whom Mr.. Preston
had the difficulty was Mussey. and thus
having automatically wrongcd him,
chccrfullv makes this correction.
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JdsFPk Y HaT7'y' ate II Il turns out
that the Iowa Legislature has gone
Democratic. think the regret at his
loss would not bc confined 10 one party.
Everybody likes him and would regret
his loss
Ex-senator Bruce said that he did not
think that the votor> were passing on
the Administration in any sense. lilo
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official count alone will determine who
is elected. senator Allison il alarmed
AT the outlook. lie visited Dcs Moincs
yesterday. and was in consultation with
the Republican managers all day. an
returned 70 Dubuque last night.
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thought the Admin
istration was not in
volyed in the elcc-
tion in Virginia. The
defeat Of the Rcpub-
licans. he thought,
was due 10 the fac
tional opposition to
Malone in part and
more largely 10 the
''purging' Of the
registration b ooks
and failure to court
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and Chapman were
all together al tho
Capitol Yesterday
talking the matter
over. and they all
agreed in attribut-
ing the result to tho
tariff question. be-
licsing that the pco-
pie who are being
~ njustly taxed"
were rising up TO
protest. The re-
suit in Iowa i es-
pccially agreeable TO
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crnor 70 nc s.lvU.
which will not ,
changed much by
the official count.
Republican claims
Of the election ~
part Of their ticket
are groundless.
They claim the Leg
islature BY six ma
jority. The result
is 50 close in several
districts that the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15

GEORGE w. CHIrDs says that General
Grant several years before his death.
told him that he would like TO be buried
At West Point. where the remains Of his
former military superior General Win
field Scott. reposed- Grand Army men
want the body removed to Arlington
Cemetery, but army officers prefer West
Point.
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the tariff rcforners.
senator Voorhees,,
speaking 70 a re-
porter, took the
view Of the matter
that is most general
among Democrats
that ii was the up
rising Of the people.
WIN felt that there
was something rad
ically wrong. and
who protested
against being taxed
for the neccssarics
Of life for no pur-
NOSE hllf ~ make All
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WHILE John uhler. a jeweler Of Men
tor. O.. was in the rear room OF his store.
on the evening Of the 9Th. back win
dow was smashed with rocks. and when
he ran TO discover who threw them. a
sneak-thief entered az the front door
and secured tray Of gold watches
valued at $500 and made good his es-
cape.
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The English syndicate which has pur-
chased number Of brcweries in various
parts Of the country has placed agents in
California who have just completed the
purchase Of the Oakland Brewery for
$4,000. II is the purpose Of the syndi-
cate to spend about $1,000. 900 in Cali
fornia.
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UNOFFICIAL advices from the rcvolu-
ton in Guatemala state that Colonel
Ruana and his two brothers. who led the
late revolt. were shot four days later BY
order 81 President Barrilos. The revolu-
tionists numbered only about 200. several
Of whom have been executed. The ois
jet % the affair seemed 70 be to make
Ruana dictator.
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The state and Legislative Tickets In Iowa
~ Holes Plurality Estimated AZ Over
seven Thousand The Legislature Very
Close senator Allison Alarmed.
CmcAGo. Nov. s.--A Dies Moincs spc-
cial says: Complete hut unofficial re-
turns from every county in the state
show Eoics' DEM plurality for Gov
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GENERAL HoLABIED, Quartermaster-
General Of the army. says there is no
legal or other difficulty in the way Of
providing place for Mrs. Grant beside
her husband : body. should II be deter
mined 20 bury the Generals remains in
Arlington Cemetery.
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THE executive committee Of the
Trunk Lines Association met in New
York City. on the 6th. and discussed the
question Of advancing corn rates from
the West. The meeting resulted in the
adoption OF resolution referring the
matter 10 the Presidents Association
for adjudication.
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NEW I.RrSswisK.. y. j.. Nov. -
Father Fling. wcli-known Mcihc''i-
missionary. died here this morning. ~
was known all over the state A. m
canal missionary" having worked TT
years among the boatnscn on the canal
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GENERAL MALONE was arrested at
Petersburg. Va. on the night Of the 5th.
and held in $500 for the grand jury.
charged with shooting Herbert +. Iiar-
rison. who. with number Of compan-
ions. was sending of fireworks in front
Of Mahone's residence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15

PRoF. NJ. ii. KELLOGG, one 81 the
best and Oldest educators in the State
Of Georgia. died at Atlanta % the LIST.
He was the founder and president Of
College Temple AT Newman. Ga.
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THE London County Council has APP
proved almost unanimously PROPOSE
tion to remove the gates from certain OF
London's streets. which have long been
an eyesore. nuisance and an impede
ment 10 travel and traffic.
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all the Republican votes. lie has been
out in Iowa. and there the trouble. he
said, was on the liquor and the railroad
questions.
Representatives Mills. Bynum. pccls
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A nicn railroad authority i response
bic for the statement that the manage
ment Of the New York Central 4 Hud-
son River Railroad Company will con-
tribute S'50.ooo to the New York world
fair guarantee fund.
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LATER returns from Ohio show that
The Democrats not only elected their
Governor. a at first reported. but also
carried the Legislature. thus securing
Democratic successor 10 senator Payne.
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En- President and Mrs. Cleveland. in
company with ex-Secretary Bayard. ar
rived in Washington. on the 9Th. 10 at
tend the marriage OF the latter 70 Miss
Clymer, which took place on the eth.
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GENERAL MALONE was acquitted. on
the 9th. in his hearing before the mayor
OF Petersburg. Va. on charge Of shoot
ing Herbert l.. Harrison in front OF Ma
homes residence on the night Of the
Esh
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15

HARRISON LoEi~G. Of Boston, was. on
the ist. awarded the contract for build
ing Cruiser No II. Of the 2.0oo-ton type.
for S574.o00. The vessel Is TO be I'm
ished in two and onc-half years
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had already given
the correct reason
for the defeat OF tho
Republicans. II was
generally due. no
thought. 20 local
causes. lie was not
disposed 70 mako
too mush Of the mat
ter. 'Onc Of tho
most unfortunate
things" he said.
will be- the loss Of
Allison to the Sen
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NoTrcES were posted in all furnaces
Of the Mahoning Valley. O., on the
9th, granting all employees an advance
In wages 81 ten per cent. 70 take effect
November Is. The increase was un-
solicited.
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The RECENT ELECTIONS.

Tine Views ~ PROMINENT Public Men N
the Causes Leading "a the Democratic
Snccc~~ss ~ the Late Elections Nspuhlts'-
ans SAY B0eai Causes. Densocrats SAY the
Tariff Question and the Revolt ~ an I'm
Justly Taxed People.
WASHINGTON. Noy. :. senator Iiav.
ley. speaking ~ reporter 81 the clcc.
tions, said he thought the newspapers
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LETTER prepared by distinguished
committee in behalf " the American
Bar Association. setting forth the great
accumulation 81 the business of the
United states Supreme Court and maxi
ing strong statement Of the urgent
necessity for the enactment OF some
measure Of relief, was presented to
President Harrison on the 9th.
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Ho~. JonS ~ WAsiuErE~, United
States Minister TO Switzerland. sailed
from New York ON the steamer La
Bretagne for Ilayre on the "a.
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A RELIABLE citizen from the neigh
borhocd o. Lincoln County. Va. where
the alleged McCoy-IIa,ticld warfare
exists. says that most Of the reports sent
out from Huntington and other points
near there are purely imaginary. lie
says the people are not armed nor divid-
ed into factions, and that Mccoy and
Haley are the only two persons who
have been killed.