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PAars. Feb. M--At Hontivsa yesterday
. vehicle conveying . bride and bridegroom
and . number Of friends vas upset. Tho
whole party vas pFecsptased into the river.
and ~ bride and bridegyoom aad Ten
oshers we're drowned.
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For 5sw rates excellent Aeromxn01azicns and
~ shs SeAfzres tAas constitute . x1ccesxsui and
xn5assale tbs - ths E&ss. take tne Northern fs-
rs1r Thrussga vsssaess< trains 20 - fzns,
1zEsnx drxwlnx<uua and kie<psux cars. New
seuysss siexpe<s asae< TIE tx-uefsoa Of she Fuls-
Dsa faleee tar Ga1 aazy are attached 10 daily
skr0zSn trains y. Aexx<r sersaxe 70 ~ fOunA
A, Cnlshrrg essy ticket agent. - Secoud street.
hHssea bloeks X Iozkin. dspss ssckes sxenf So
AHA
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Lord sydney DesA.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-The death Of the Earl
of sydney il reported.
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Kansas CSry. Feb. iA-1he e .l!
convention concInded ~ seas
ard elected nsw of7cerss IL
On iegiss2tion uas jns1Tucee4 Z
iss efforts To have the e1oce1e
l&w OF Ssu York ansa1o9 -
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q nos Ioss than f0.O voi11
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Toler's. died a. the latter place ot apo
rsexy q fee days ago.
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II. 7. Sssksdorf. 10 10 here in lie
ne<sss Ct res st<psns oeaasy ter wrsxas.
Il via probably ~ eaaaessA has axen
knnLax semonxtrances fcrwsrs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-15

TIE House. on reeonvening. resumed
consideration Of > n No. rs MANY an
Important amendments we're made and she
bsgl tabled
kvaas brought up the question Of adsii-
tsonA superior csaEs judges for Pierce
county, by moving that the House concur
IN The senate amendment giving tao
additional superior court Judges to Pierce
county.
Jasls<sn Of Pierce opposed the amend
nseaas He bad never yet tesn convinced
thai there was any necessity sos As many
Judges IN Pseres county As the whole
sevsaiSaTg bad ak naoashs aga.
TIE House refused 10 CONCUR in The
amendment by . VOC u u 30 - and she
arsson sas reported 20 the Horse With .
request for a conference esnnlstee.
Com matte1 On assessment and TAXATION
reported adversely s 3. No. -. BIZ Hvds.
pgcssaaag sor the exemption Of 1rxmea
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Whsllsy tesssy Submitted the resolution
rf~atnsans fssat coaAEltse~ TO suggest
esssea constitutional amendments. There
re several clauses which IL Is fslt should
cleared OF ambiguity ard others thai
hon'a he relieved os ,h<ks FiSlaisy aa.s
Arsowncss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18
TIE EyiHsylIlF INSANE ASYLUM.


~ NMNN 'I|N NHNNINf
Tao Insane Asy'nm Il 10 be opened a
lss'. The Business Mems Association
Efforts and those ~ the board ~ trustees
frStther with Governor Ilovcy's friend
~ inclination. have resulted IN definite
action. DAY before Yesterday the Cover
nor issued his proclamation. declaring
that the new insane asslums AZ Rich
moni and Evansville Esi progressed AR
enough towards ccmuletion 10 insfify
me trustees heing placed III Immediate
control TIE states that there l. yef some
wtrS ~ D. Hone IN the bnsiiings. but ii
y u n.tnre nor only that the trustees
rsr. ntf rshi. w supervise. lie therp-
tore .'rclsff- thar me TWO new a-ylum.
me ts-leTp. ~ i.irh'noui. AMI Tine
southern. il ii.is cif,. ~t.ll W. .nvs4A
nm 'is frrepii,n ~ psriruf- Iuls Nv.
SOL ~ apple iions for aim ssion may
nov b. made We also declares fh,t.
rf'.enfs frv IA the Ccr;rli A.yimm nj
.rfiHrtr' 'i-. h'l' rhe come from The
>pnrhrrn 3.-frief. -'Aii b. r~r.v.i 10
@aD'tffn A~fiu'n ~ ~ sfrr 'har hats
m l--''iry M this pr~ assse i.u tusp.
ne Asylnr aeAr this fir, over "a tfei
.'osri M Trustees. Ne~~r-. YIN. RAhm.
~ ~ 'his l'f mr. N.rfx. 81 Jasper.
ant Mr. Perry "A Bnr of Sullivan. AZ
'trs Are -r ollie irusn me iAfe 81 thrI
'snsrrnnr'. proclamation. they rsnpa-el
20 20 I No day d. once. and in accord.
1nfe with fhi- correct eoncinsian. Mr..
Kahn yesterday wired both ~ NJ col. y
leagues staggering meeting ~ thi- c;ty
% Monday Mr. Elue wssnor ~ home
however. and hi secretary telerrsrhni
'nr ~ w9ull nnt return home hefor.
ne lt'h. which will be next Tue.iay
Ar hsnm therfup0n wrote 10 both Blue
ana Ner'z. requesting them TO meer Al
ne A>t lnrn fos Organization 90 Wedne--
tss- tiic l7,h. Doubtless al. Of them
viii ~ present on that izv
There - some work. notably the dis.t
POSI- ~ the years farming. that needs
immediate attention The Superiuteni-
ant Physician should also b chosen. A.
'he tInal touches ID the work should be
made under BIZ personal snpervi.ion
4 j. understood that Doctor Anjrew 4
4 Aonss will o. The unanimous choica of
ne bard for fl'ls position. and certainly
~ heller one cpnid b. male The -no.
prninsfe positions are all 70 he filled Il,
him. but h. will doubtless take his own
time ~ making Them II j. not ever,
're who wants nsarc in such an in-ti-
nt'cn whO i~qnrliliei 10 ill il. and. 81
curse Illness will aione be considered
NJ n.sksn- the selections.
ne Bnlri 81 Trustees elect q Presi-
lent ani Treasurer from among their
'wn number ani Il j. pFohalle that the
80 inn- term Trn-'ees - in divide the K
'lAce- letwcrn them. Mr.. Rahm hold
Nv ienr stsrs. DR. Werfz for three wears.
rf VT. BHe for one wear. The Leeis-
H'rre wiil elect their Successors accord
~ - their terms expire. MI. Bar',
rrressor ~iIi be chosen bv the Legi-la-
IRE that meets January, 1871.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria..

Indianapolis Sentinel: Rhode Island
will haze democratic governor ani
state officers for the next year. She
onghi 70 have democratic legislature
- well. and would have II gise state rere
not % rerrymandered that the republi-
can minority j. able to elect 4 large ma
i0riiy ~ the legislature Rhode i-ssni
hss long had democratic minority. hut
ewing 70 The disfsanchisement or foreign
born citizens and the gcrrymauder has
been represented in both houses ~ re-
publicsns. The DISCRIMINATION arains,
soreig1 born citizens hRs tinaily been re
moved. and Notwithstanding the gerry
manaer. little Ehyiy will 40 doubt. IN
the not distant future. ~ properly rep
IN congress. and take her place
permanently in The column or democrat
ic states.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18

h an ofice Guti~r IT, Laws
"Pnb;sc Ern~l.''

VIZ tiltor ~ noticed IA iafi week
Courier AZ iiHm stating that one -hsie'
tolirr ~ ihr ffrroni- ~ { l.. tssns's.
i'nn md rn itr Saturday previous psi'
W over sn does ana interest ami 'hsl
80 WAS iii doe frnm him. Inc -itte-
ment sti lnf g ipnkin- - me tye-l4w-
IN nv -fAre-'tnfk. >ni came 70 the
ifnnr'n*ien iNa' fnerF must ne mistake
-omenhffe. snf ~i>h ron wr1ir point
y out. fnr believe every shareholder n
legally entities N 'Aye 'hn~e hSe-lsw~
strictly construed ana fttnrcea, and II
yon fAnnni explain n. viii snsnt ~ nur
n'hfrr- please ir ~o ihrvN-h its Courier.
- ne shtTr'1n'frr~ n ne' All heve time
N examine far Themselves. The Say
nnnfFs'Aitt pr hHr-@rs II wonii NJ
hif N ''r nif r- s.ii ''flr fnls
tx Nf ~nt ~ 'fFf llt ~ one tintf. xrA
Ftre = 'ren. nn' rot be >'iei mr. Fore
HA-ATe. because SEC 3 Art ~. SAYS no
Fr.-en rn~l own f1nre iAAn ten shsre-
faH ~fr- 4. Al y. ~sss no one -'.il
n"rrpw more 'i.ar 'iT shares ownFA Nv
Nim' .De-f trr f~m- shfn fN itr l.tii.
" iornHi <sNtD A. J. Ar' VI -sk-
-' cents tfr sitArr -hsii nf rsii IN rarh
week. At4 ~rr- > Ar' VII. hfrs fine
"' ~ rsnis -N.fr fnf tA''nre ~ NV anf-
fsr. Nfrk >fe- Y tr' VII. Fixes am
N 2'i ffh's cn eHrh SOD borrowed mr.
'-Npf' in rsf Interest prnsrtf,r each
irn"fn. &c u. Arf. VII, Provides i'sa'
'nr- ''r h.n-i'Ht rnfnf ~ dues -f.il nj
~ rrWnlfp ~ AZ. tnl iAken - rcnner-
'i0n With >fe ?. A.. VII. two r'ont'i<
'ime nay ~ granted. sf'er application
'nrrrier. aNi ~ exAn.ii stirn w financial
'.''i'F w psf m i'se trsilf>r'. p, 4 corn
r'iiifr ~ ne feerd M Direrrors >ec. :.
Nf -4y- rp'n failure ~ hprrorfr
70 .ty rpf-. nrf~ sid Interest 'or na-
'ln'. ~ three mouths. rhst The mortgage
'n.-i PC 'efecio~e'i - ofre.
NV, suppose Tbs man spoken OF
a. ~ shsrss' nlo1 Which and N sFtEsgs-
M m oorsowff ~ Ho. how rnnd ~
I'M y" nenf ~ ne Association <i-ts III
'af- worif ne $40 eaci month Al in
tfe-' - esrh month. knd failing 20 pay
~ nnf~ would ~ on dues 81 each
nrnfn a. " ~ week for esch Of ~
'nAres ana s. each month upon delin-
i'ent interest, making f7'-l siue from
urn SHAREHOLDER ~ go month FOR
YES an nnf., which tie csshier should
100 w n-Hin-' him ih'S 10 me thrfe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla,'


AIn.-JoiLy OLD Ropcfg.
The April election passed BY with dash
carried on Sour seven candiisirs,
~ ioin with The msss.
Ihst was doomed for Salt River,
And 10 ride on the ran
That gIi,ied The waters
Like snake on the grass.
There's Uncle George Greene,
a brave Captain j. he,
viii stand on forccs~,le
Aud Join in the glcr.
With George Washington Mccain,
An expert AZ the wheel,
4 resisting and iurning
With tile sound Of each meal.
Next comes our clever Bissey.
For steward he's inclined,
A. tony po-sh as any man can find.
it~ looking up the beef steak,
And bossing the staff
That cooks broth and pudding.
For the i0en upon the rait.
Then comes orr Young friend william.
Through April he il May,
Asking for clerk-hip
To pass his time away.
With Mr.. Edmond Cooper
Claiming he is Mate.
And Reasonably Miller knocking Al
bis pate.
The last is Johnnie Wineinger,
A hustler on the deck.
With another stout and willing hand,
They call HE name John Eek.
Now Boys. I'm going to leave YOU,
hope You'll not object
ror telling how you take your dcfea'
and river wreck.
OSE Fon Fux.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


The election i over and people are 4,
wcIk except few defeated candidate
n hu are too sick 70 work. The SAN river
steamer, Bro1ihorn. weighed anchor Al
precisely ITO o'ricck Tuesday morning
4ni ietr the shore ~ the voting precincr
m few minutes under 4 full head 81
steam. squire Moore came along lust
- the explorers were packing their bsg
-s<e tpr the trip, be wss going t. a
farmers meeting. Pete. one of the deck
hzri-. cried ont. hold on 4 minute.
Squire We are Al going No in q few
minutes. Peter Hays had run the stream
before and WIS., put % the wheel a. pilot !.
81 Y. BaEgeTIy hal made one voyage
before. snd he took charge Of the entire
cu'iii = Capt: A. Z. HARRISON was
elected clerk. bur was 30 sick over his
iefea' that Ne lad 20 keep BIZ berth and
l'~'tltr John kept the books: Peter
PAgh, II mRte;I. =. McIyer. "a mate ::
Gran. EIkins. Tom Jackson, Jim Jones
AMI Jim x. Barnes, rnu-tabouts.
Mr. a. sweeney. Deputy Sheriff. va
- 'own last week summoning witnesses
70 court and making some arrests.
Aunt Nellie Harris i very low with
tropsy .nd Old a-e.
Aesslcs have -srnck Crystal again. r.
simmons and 4. X. La-hbrook was IL
toxin Tuesday, and informed o. that
mere wss eight new cases 81 measles this \
week
Tom y. Cave. NJ. T. FodirilI and
Peter Chssteen went 70 Jasper Monda,
IONS dog went mad Sunday; he III
rom- wife Tuesday before. IL
Net Hsrris'= dog died Monday night
imposed % have gone mad.
n Harris went q Jasper Wednesday
. be requslifrd a. TIP. Trustee. III IIsf-
= defeated Mr.. Bag eriy because he
80 running for The End term. and bsdl
i've almost universal satisfaction. wbv
~ Nicholson beat Harrison for AZ
1ssors Please explain.
Zfrrr CooS.
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1888 &A@f~rr cprrt-pnr4e1t.
Farmers are busy sowing oats. and
some have been blowing for corn.
Rev. Charnes preached here lat SIM.
DAY night 70 large audience.
Rev. Iicbson will preach here pex,
Saturday night AMI Sunday.
VIM. Mcrgsn was up TO see bis be-,
girl last Sunday.
w. ;. Milburn and G. N. Simmo,.
vent 70 Mitchell last week 10 attend
school.
Some M our v0nnx ladies sly thar ths y
would Be Better pleased II some Other.
would come and talk 20 them about tbe;,
clothes. s.stcad 81 saying IL wien ,hss
ere absent. And they say that they y II
exp!Ain Why they DO not wear iinsr
clothes II they are much interested. bn,
ihnt they 30 not think there i mueh
yirinr IN line clothing, and especially 4.
~ whether buttons are used N not.
MI. y. NJ Cox began biz school he,s
lass I01dsy. Mr.. Cox Taught near he,e
49, winter and proved 10 be : rood
teacher. ~ we think there i no tloubt ~
will DO the same here.
jolly Tow
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WAsniScro~. I>p.. April L. David
Hosea. an old and respected farmer 81
Barr Township. was taken from hi-
house bv masked mob last night ard
whipped into insensibiliiy. over iOo
blows were Administered. Hosea cans,h
the arrest Of = iocsl politician IT Camel.
burg last week on charge Of attempting
20 buy votes, snd il j. believed that the
white cap outrage j. the ouigrowsh 81
This tronble. The old man Is serionsl,
injured and may not recover. Several
arrests will be made.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18

l>piAaAF0Is. April 10. $50
To tie Democracy of Indiana:
Comnleie returns from iast Monday
election disclose Rlo-t gratifying results
bnt ~ the ll0l2 townships. into watch
The state j. divided. ynu lave csrricsI
SO, gaining lis tos nSnip trustees. anri
have = majority on the total vote or over
1000 You have carried 81 or The o2
connlies. and been successful 81 Ind anar-
oils. Fort Nayne. Es4a~yiile Tprrr
Haate. New Albany. L4faye;fe. snd a.
most every other important city aud
town In The sfaie. Tie credit for these
achievements y due n you in your coun-
fy and precinct organizations. .nt 10 yon
II j. chferfuis given with tie thanks Of
me state committee. thst it, recent a.
peal was % promptly ard rir;oriously
answered. Tie state committee renew.
IT. call for continued AMI stronger or
ganizaii0n and effort. 20 the end that the
November election may be the occasion
n even greater triumph With TIE
proper eiiurt the election OF Democratic
state Officers .ni Democratic le-isl1-
ture- and % leas; the present number OF
Democratic congressman il assured
When these results shall have been add
"a q those Of last Mondsy. and not It'll
then. We will have discharged our pres
en' dnty sri can swsit with confidence
the struggle Of iBe2.
BY order of tie committee.
CHARLES l.. jEwFrT.
Chairman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18

ktrufl.1 E1 FAress ealer4r
viii some free trader cfTer a. ~.
wari ~ show III figure. that "a 10, ".
inst The iafrer r4n purchase more ~ftH
= bn-' 81 IA aAr4f. offhe conner. ..sr,..
saries ofliie than under any LIZ r-r.
l.aS-sl BY The DeuCcrltso1 tie srhiec.
Why, certainly. Just look al the 81
pres. Under ftF tariff 0f 1876. fhe beSs
farm The eognfrs ever hnd. III 1853 ubex,
sold for bushel an ornr Indiana. sr.4
bn-hei ~ HlirAi wou.d buv III Is rnmon
whisky for ne harvest field. On tie wed
ning H1ncr. fQpr gsllons. enough rs srr-
p,y Any iarnei Temporary necessities.
Now wheat II worth Is cents. ani
bu-hel VIII buy about pinis of III ne-
rrsSary o. life. upon which tile Mchftirx
lArin Dill proposes n reduce tie tax,
Again. when wheat va worth <lfnl
bnshci under the Democrats far;tf
there was an active demand for Ill ths,
could oe raised. and bnshel az wheat
would r-@.ily buy II any conntrr store
hTe lbs. Of plug tohacro. enonyh i.
supply . farmer with rhi- common
necessary oflifa- AZ least three nonfi,s
Now, with wheat 81 20 cent?. a btl-t.rI
VIII nny two - Of this .nFcessify -
ann these two are the only nsca-saries
~ life the Mckinley oil proposes u
lessen the tax upon, while II proposes IL
increase the tax ~ wash pan-. ani other
manufactures Of lin. on boot ana -hoes
nnn other manufactures or leather. 81
lrans cloth, tw0 ply carpets. ani Other
manufactures Of wool. knd % cooling
And heating stoves. ani other mauuf4c.
lures ~ iron. Great will "a the mr.
chasing power, should this Republican
Oil become law, Of bnshei III y aeat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18

LEAyESwchrH. Kiss. April is.-fSplA
lie discussion ofpolitic. IN the farmer.
alliance hss gone 70 far am bsctmn ~
acrimonious inst Il i estimated thaf ,hc
alliance has lost 5000 membrrs II INV
past fortnight. A movement Il sfoo. \,
"f1anlze rival alliance in which rolis-
'esi discussion will ve barred.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18

i'Ur~rsNf ~ srfi0n m ne cnurfr cen
iral cnnwfisf. there will Nv counts
delegate conventions held - hunting burs
SATURDAY NAY cam. lsN.
mr. fhs -rrYn-s NJ nominating Srn.orrs-
N1iiNes fii lAe rAs - cornfr
a.aeeS III nDAp. county. al The ;fr-
einel mas. conIeniIon VII. ye hr.l
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18

Last Friday letter consisting twen,r-
nve cents was sentfrom Alaska. Morgsa
county. By Francis a. Powell. ID ri. III
ice, says the Spencer Democrat. "a ~
for three months subscription ~ III
Democrat. The letter arrived sIivhn~
dlsfigured, inst enoL b 10 slow TIE niece
Of money 70 fail through ne hole torn IN
the envelope and into the hands n some
dishonest government ofIici.l In he Dot
al department. This j. the second r.sa
Of similar nature in the past few dars
and i praying Wanam1ker desire. W
have honest and efficient employees ne
should make an effort TO recfifv snrh
cnssedness and ro,tenness a. exi-f- N
some Of the postotiiccs ia this Siata.
hardly day passes without some r.
publican official being arrested Tor crook.
edness and . whitewash trial i held ana
ne i readily installed in bic old position
only 70 renew his stealing ia bolder
and more daring mshaer. to The de,ri-
meni of the taxpayers. on yes. ~ III
means turn the rascals out.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18

Simon 4. Powell. Of Henry county.
brought sni' 70 enioin the payment ~ 1
h'ii for books sud blanks required nndsr
Seciion l3 ofthn new election law. " hjeh
piii had been allowed by the Commis-
tioners, and Thursday Judge Bundy beIi
NE complaint gOot on demurrer. The
decision viriuallv declares the new sIsr.
ion law Unconstitutional. AMI III anne.,
Vii follow 70 the Supreme Court.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18

CAklanf City Enterprise: AZ va
previously announced. Miss Cora csto
and khl n n Eiz were Joined III WE'D.
lock ~ ilsn Frfiiencc al III. w. i. Ne.
'sowsn, IN il..s place, WEDNESDAYS even
ing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18


NOTICE OF ELECTION.
NOTICE l. hereby given 10 The ouali
- fled voters Of the incorporated Tow,
|of Jasper, Dubois County. Indiana
that, in pursuance OF law. an electios
Will DO held, At the fire engine house II
said town, on
MONDAY MAY 5rH, 1890.
between the hours OF s O'Clock. A. M
and o'clock. r. NJ, OF sail day. Tor M,
purpose Of eIecting the following officer.
Tor said incorporation, to-wit:
One Trustee for the 81 ward:
One Trustee for the 5th ward:
One Clerk for said town:
One Treasurer for said town:
One Marshal for said town
In witness whereof, I. Groncr =.
JUTT, Clerk OF said Town of -
per, have hercunto set nv hana.
and the official seal OF aid inwn
this 4th. day Of April. 1890.
GEoRGE J. JUTT, Clerk TT.
April 4, 1890-4t.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11
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