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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

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runercrs are not generally aware that
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Tho New York Central Railroad has re-
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IHE good die young, but II i the old
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Tn personally conducted ex~ursfons 20
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snorLD Nike 70 see any kind OF Z man
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-25
FOREIGN.

MARY ANDERSON, the noted American
actress, was married at London, Eng,
on the 18th to Mr.. Antonio Navarro, OF
New York.
IT was reported on the 18th that the
Mahdi had released all the Europeans
who were taken prisoner by his forces
in Egypt
Tue ceiling OF school-room at Col
lub, Prussia, fell on the 18th. killing
five children and iniuring large NUM-
Der Of others.
AN engine on tho Canadian Paci6c
railroad ran into creek thirty miles
east of Toronto on the 18th, and tho
FIVE men on board Of 1t were all drowned.
FIVE more deaths from cholera 90
Cured on the 18th at Puebla de Rugat
Spain. The disease was generally de-
creasing in the province OF Valencia
HoRDEs Of famished wolves were on
the 10th overrunning Austrian Galicia.
destroying thousands OF sheep and
many larger animals. In a number OF
cases men had been devoured.
THE town OF Felso Mislye, in Hun
gary, was burned on the 10th and thou.
sands of families were homeless. Ten
persons were killed.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-25
LATER

THE President on the 2lst appointed
the following copmissioners-at-large tc
the Worlds Fair: CASTOR w. Allen, oi
New York, in place of Edwin II. Ammi'
down, declined; William M. Lindsey, Of
Kentucky, in place Of Samuel W. Inman,
declined.
Mrs. STUART RoBsoN, wife Of tho well
known comedian, died suddenly OF heart
disease at their summer residence In
Cohasset, Mass, on the 21st
]. E. KINGSLEY, proprietor OF the
Continental Hotel at Philadelphia since
1868, died on the 21st He had been in
ill-health for several years.
AT Brazil, Ind, on the 21st Fred
Miller and David Heller, furnace men
engaged in blasting out the salamander
in the crucible, were blown to pieces by
premature discharge Of powder
AT Blandinsyille, Ill, on the goth
Otis Pennington and Elmer Hamilton,
lads Of twelve years, quarreled, whom
Pennington shot Hamilton through the
bowels, death resulting in few hours.
MAJOR IsAAcT. DOUGHTY, the Oldest
marine officer In the United States, died
at Poughkeepsie, N. Y, on the 2lst He
was appointed Major OF Marines BY
Andrew jackson and served forty yeara
NORRIS DAILY, cashier OF the meter
department In the Chicago waterworks
office, is missiAg. His accounts show .
shortage or over $4,000.
THREE children OF John Lober were
left locked up by their parents in their
house ten miles south OF Wichita, Kan,
on the 9ist. The house took Are during
the parents absence, and tho little ones
we're consumed with the building.
THE Senate on the 0lst took up tho House bill
supplementary 70 the net OF March 20, 1882, In
reference 10 bigamy. Ut provides that all funds
or property lately belonging 10 the Mormon
Church snau be devoted TO the use and
benefit OF the common schools In that State.)
After few formal amendments the
bill wes passed without n division. The
Senate then proceeded 10 the consideration
Of tho bill 10 establish an educational fund By
applying the proceeds OF the sale Of publie
lands and receipts from certain land grant rail
road co mpanes 70 the endowment and support
OF colleges for the advancement OF science and
Industrial education. The bill was debated ai
length but went over witncrt action, and aftor
brief executive session the Senate adjourned
80. In the House Mr.. Bland, OF Missouri, moved
70 reconsider the vote by which the yeas and
nays were ordered upon Mr.. McKinleys motion
70 table his (Bland's) appeal from the decision
Of the chair declining TO entertain his motion
10 take the Silver bill from the Speakers
table. The motion was defeated-p0 10 10
After long debate q vote was taken on Mr..
McKinleys motion To table Mr.. Biand's appeal
from the Speakers decision sending the Silver
bill TO the Coinage Committee resulting--yoas
~, nays H. SO the appeal was laid on the
table and the bill stands referred 70 tho Coin
sge Committee. The House then adjourned.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-25
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

The Arkansas Democrats met In State
convention at Little Rock on the 18th
and renominated James p. Eagle for
Governor.
JOHN J. McELHoNE, chief OF tho
stenographers OF the House OF Repre-
sentatives, died at Atlantic City, N. j.,
on the 18th.
BARON voS ZEDwITz, German Minis
ter 10 Mexico, and Miss Lena Caldwell,
the heiress, Of Washington, D. c., were
married In Washington on the 18th.
ONO Democrats will meet in State
convention at Springfield August %.
Guy TURNER, city treasurer OF Au-
gdsta, Me-, died on the 17th from brain
trouble and self-imposed starvation.
The following Congressional renomi-
nations were made on the l7th: Missouri,
First district, w. II. Hatch (Dem. }; Sec
ond district, G. II. Mansur Dem J. Ohio,
Sixteenth district James w. Owens
(Dem.). Pennsylyania, Eleventh dis
trict ]. A. Scranton (Rep). In the
Thirteenth Illinois district the Prohibit
tionists nominated r. w. Patton.
THE Pennsylvania Prohibitionists
will hold their State convention at Har-
risburg August 70
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l
G e SHoRrER'. Of Enfauia, speaker Of
the Aiabama Honse oi Representatives.,
died on the nth. NJ
The following Congressional nomina-
tions were mado on the 18th: Illinois,
Sixth district, r. R. Hit (Ren renom-
mated; Ninth, II. W. Snow fDern.); /;
Twentieth, w. s. Morris (Dem.). Penn.
sylvania, Tenth district, d. F. Magee
(Den.); Twenty-sixth, w. L. Scott
(Dem.). Vermont, Second district, W.
w. Grout (Rep renominated. fFY'
THE North Dakota Republicans will
meet In State convention at Fargo
July 30.
THE Maine Democrats will hold an
other convention at Bangor on July
to nominate candidate for Governor
in place Of +. w. Hill, deceased.
AT the Prohibition convention at
Columbus, O., on the 18th candidates
for Congress were nominated in eight
districts. A full State and Congressional
ticket would be named.
Robert A. WARD champion half.mflo
runner Of the United States, died sud-
denly at his home in Hillsdale, Mich,
on the 10Th.
PRESIDENT HABRIsoN's wife and party
arrived at their cottage at Cape May,
N. j., on the 10th.
THE Ohio Prohibitionists in conven-
tion on the 10th at Columbus nominated
Rev. M. G. Lockwood, Of Hamilton
County, for Secretary of State The
platform asks for free coinage of silver,
service pensions, woman suffrage, a fair
ballot restricted immigration and lin.
tied ownership Of land.
In the Eighth Illinois district Charles
A. Hill (Rep.) was renominated for Con.
gress on the 10th, and John Heard
(Dem.) was renominated in the Sixth
district OF Missouri.
THE Vermont Republicans in State
convention at Montpelier on the 10th
nominated Carroll S. Paige for Gov
ernor.
ABOUT 200 farmers, members OF tho
alliance, grange and other farmers Or
ganizations, met at Indianapolis on tho
10th and organized an Indiana State
League for political purposes.
The Iowa Democratic State conven-
ton has been called to meet at Cedar
Rapids August @.
The following Congressional nomina-
tions were made on the Goth: Illinois,
Seventh district Thomas N. Hender.
son (Rep) renominated; Iowa, Tenth
district ]. P. Dolliver (Rep) renom-
mated; Pennsylvania, Nineteenth dis
trict, Frank E. Beltzhoover (Dem.).
JOHN c. CURRAN died at the home Of
his son in Scranton, Pa, on the Goth,
aged 104 years
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-25
EpitOme of the Week.
INTERESTING NEWS COMPILATION.
CONGRESSIONAL.


THE Senate passed the House silver bill or
the nth by vote of49 to a5 with an amendment
which declares the standard silver dollar and the
standard gold dollar equally legal tender for
oil debts, public and private, The bill for admit
ting Wyoming Territory as q State was re-
ported. In the House the sundry civil appro.
priation bill and the bill for the relief Of the
Michigan Military Academy were both passed.
THE tarin bill was reported In the Senate on
The 18th and the conference report on the anti.
trust bill was agreed to. The legislative, ex-
ecutive and judicial appropriation bill was con.
sidered, e.. In the House the Indian appropria.
tion bill was passed, and the silver BILL as
amended by the Senate, was presented and re-
ferred.
IN the Senate bills were introduced on the
18th to establish and maintain q National park
In Colorado and appropriating s1s,4S4 to com.
plete and dedicate the monument TO commemo-
rate the surrender Of Burgoyne ut Saratoga.
Eulogies on the deceased New York Repre-
sentatives, Messrs. Nutting and WILDER, were
pronounced. An amendment was offered TO the
tarin bill authorizing the President 10 declare
the ports Of the United States open to the i'm
ports OF any American nation which shall ex.
tend like privilege to the United States. il. In
the House the time was occupied in wrangle
over the disposition by the Speaker OF the sill
yer coinage bill, the journal reading that the
bill had been referred TO the committee on
coinage. resolution to correct the journal
and bring back the bill from the committee
was, after considerable sharp debate, agreed to
-l20 TO III. A motion to reconsider was then
finally adopted-12i to i14-but an adjourn
ment was had pending motion TO approve the
journal as amended.
THE post-office appropriation bill (s72, ,462, 500
md the consular and diplomatic appropriation
bill were reported in the Senate on the Goth and
The legislative appropriation bill was passed -.
In the House motion to approve the journal
OF Wednesdays proceeding as amended on
Thursday was agreed TO by vote OF 1872 to $50.
motion was then made that the House pro.
ceed TO the consideration OF the bills on the
Speakers table, and especially the silver bill.
A point Of order was made that the bill was
not on the Speakers table, but in the hands OF
the committee on coinage, weights and meas.
ures. After some discussion the matter went
over for the day.
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