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TRoTTING RECORD BROKEN.
Belle Hamlin Covers an Eighth Of a Mile in
1:5S Gait.

BUFFALO, July 13.-About two years ago
at Buffalo the mare Belle Hamlin startled
the horse-world by trotting half mile over
the track in :02A. a 2:04h gait. Yester-
day she trotted an eighth of mile in Az
seconds. at the rate of 29h for quarter
and a :58 gait, though no horse could carry
She was driven by W. j. Andrews, who
gave her her head and allowed her to go as
fast as she wanted to and without the least
urging or touch Of the whip. This has never
been equaled by any trotting horse.
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Proposa Ior Government Fuel.

WASHINGTON, July 13.-Proposals were
made Friday for supplying fuel for Mare
Island and coal for Honolulu. Bids will be
opened August 5tb for COCO tons of coal, 60
tons of coke, 450 bushels of charcoal and
25 cords of wood which are still to be con-
tracted for Contractor McCudden, by or
der of the Secretary of the Navy, is ex-
Guided from the bids, and the contract
given for furnishing coal week ago has
been cancelled,
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BODIES RECOVERED.
Thirty Lives Believed to Have Been Lost by
the Tioga Explosion.

IUU LAPEVoIVH'
CHICAGO. July 13.-SiX more bodies were
recovered to-day from the hold of the
steamer Tiago, making nineteen so far ex-
elusive Of one of the injured who died at the
no spital. One of the corpses taken out to-
day was that of white man and the other
were negroes. Only two were identified
Louis and Henry Alexander, colored steve
dOres. How many more men were killed is
now growing uncertainty. Probably it
would not be too much to assume thirty
deaths as about the correct total Half of
the hold is yet Uttered with wreckage from
the explOsion
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WILL ExCLUDE AMERICANS.
Strong language Reported to Have Been
Used by Chinese Official.

SEIVH5 u tus Uu6v II PIT EoVI Ut --'-so -eeH
Used by Chinese Official.
New YORK, July 1S.-Concerning the
recent interviews with the Chinese Minis
ter, Frank G. Carpenter writes to the World
that while in China year ago he
met Vicefoy Ii Hung Chang by appoint-
ment, and the latter said, in talking about
the Exclusion Act 81 wish that you would
say for me to the American people that
if it be not repealed shall certainly advise
our Government to exclude Americans
from China, and 1 think we will be fully
justified in such an action. You may make
1t as strong as you please. l trust that you
will put it in so strong light that the
American people will do justice TO our
people"
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FIGHT WITH OUTLAWS.

Two Constables K. I done of the Noted Des-
parsdoes Captured.
CINCINNATI, July 14-It is reported that
a constable's posse near Hazard, Perry
County, KY, in search of Buck
and Zach Frigate, desperadoes, had a
conflict in the mountains with the
gang. Two c0nstables were killed
ard two were badly wounded. Buck
Figate was captured. 1t is feared an at
tempt will be made to rescue him. in which
case there will be further bloodshed.
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RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.
First Annual Session Of the Independen
0r lar az Nau Vork

0rler at New York.
New YORK, July 13.-The first annual
session of the Independent Order of Rail-
way Conductors was held here to-day. 1t
now has a membership of 800. nearly all
seceders from the old order. being railway
conductors who could not stand the elimi-
nation of the non-striking clause from the
old constitution. The mutual insurance
scheme provides for $1,000 on death instead
of $3.50 as in the old body. G. s. Wheaton,
formerly Grand Chief Conductor Of the old
order, was elected President.
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OUARRELING RIFLEMAN.
The schuetzan fest at Berlin Ends in Great
Cnpfusion

Cnntusinn.
BERLIN. July 13.-The Schuetzenfest
ended to-day amid great confusion and
without any abatement of the i'll
feeling between the New York In
dependents and the other American
corps. The gist of the trouble is the COM
plant that the New Workers have
been overbearing and tyrannical in
their demeanor About 100000 people
were present to-day Mt the distribution
of the prizes. Gus Zimmerman Of New
York. Philo Jacoby OF San Francisco aud
Simon Wolf of Washington spoke for the
Americans. Calius and several others will
go to the Swiss rifle matches.
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FAGLEYsvILLE Pa.), July 13.-Clinton
Schuneck, aged 10 years, tonight killed
Mary Brunot, aged IA. aud committed sui
eide. The parties had been lovers and ap-
parently Quarreled.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

George Eberlin, wife and two children.
Mrs. Giesen and two children aud Mrs.
Strobel and three children, making fifteen
in all.
I'VE were singing and talking, as any
one would on such an occasion, aud whe
but thought there was plenty of time. We
all thought so. The cart. when
was but little in advance, mad
crossed safely and we thought wa
went into the air. The horses were NOT
injured at all, the wagon was shattered and
five persons killed. The engine struck the
rear wheel. No; the train did not whistle,
or we would have heard it. We were not
singing so loud as all that would Indicate.
Besides, when we saw the train we stopped
singing for the moment
A HALF-CRAzED FATHER.
DR.. G. F. Hanson of Valencia aud
Eighteenth streets was called in attendance
upon the injured child of Henry StrobeL.
In an interview after the surgical treatment
of the lad the doctor said: II was called
at about Z o'clock to the residence of
to treat his boy Otto, aged years
found the lad had very dangerous scalp
wound on the left side of the head, deeply
marked wound over the left eye and a Sc
verely injured right knee. What saw at
the house that impressed me with the hor-
the injuries the boy had sustained as the
actions of the almost crazed parent q
:" He few about the room and do not
believe he knew what he was doing Al
last he hurriedly left, saying he was
going to the depot to get the bodies
of his wife and child. 1 don't be-
lieve they could have been there aud
only his distracted mind was what led him
to suppose so. The boy will recover, / am
pretty sure; but the father"-and the sen
teDce was only completed after moment
of hestancy by the ominous w0rds-"win
have hard time of it, to say the least."
THE WHISTLE SOUNDED.
When the train arrived in the city the en-
gineer, ID. G. Cornwall, stated that the en-
gine had whistled in ample time to giys
warning, and that they on the engine
had expected the front cars to take
warning and wait for the train to pass.
"This was not done by the cart, aud
that the eXpress-wagon did not was utter
foolishness, if nothing worse. They drove
right ahead, when everything showed they
could not pass, and they were struck. The
engine struck the rear wheels and turned
the wagon over and threw it to one
side. We stopped almost Immediately.
and helped care for the wounded.
all the dead, and some brought on to the
city. They were then taken charge of by
friends and removed. Yes, say positively
that plenty of waning was given, but it
was not needed.
"The track is straight and the road is also
straight. They cross at right angles, and
the view from each to the other is unob-
structed. There is no excuse in the world
for their not having heard the signal"
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THREE DROWNED.

A Sailboat Containing Thirteen Persons Cap
sz d on Like.
JACKSONVILLE, July 13.-Near Gaines
vile to-day a sailboat with thirteen people
capsized on the lake. Three were drowned,
the Others being saved by clinging to the
boat.
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impossible to send any physicians. Many
citizens went to their aid. Half dozen
ambulances and twice that number of
physicians went from st. Paul at o'clock
to administer to the sufferers. Several of
the dead bodies were brought to this city
and others will remain at COleman's until
claimed by friends and taken home.
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ROME, July 13.--Floods in northern Italy
are causing immense damage.
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY.

A Michigan Farmer Shoots His Wife and Com
mits Suicide.
OwAsso, July 13.-Perry Comstock, a
wealthy farmer, aged 60 years, this morn
ing shot and killed his wife and then COM
mitted suicide, after an Intellectual attemp t
to kill his twenty-year- adopted son.
The murdered woman was his second wife,
and was only about 23 years of age. The
couple have lately quarreled constantly,
some say over property matters, and others
say Comstock was jealous of his adopted
son. They had one child eight months of
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A TERRIBLE CYCLONES
DESTRUCTIVE WORK.
Its Extensive Pathway Strewn
With the Dead and the
Dying.
a MOST APPALLING CALAMITY.
A Steamer Struck and Over 200
Lives Reported as Lost-A Tale
of Horror-Boating Parties on
Lake Gervaise Missing-Build-
inss and Dwellings Wrecked.

Special Dispatches to THE MORNING CALL
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TO THE CITY.

at the cemetery, where an inquest Will be
held to-day by Coroner Grove of San Ma
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Senator from Missouri. An engagement
wears of age her parents, Notwithstanding
their high personal regard for Fremont, OBJ
jected to the match, and suddenly, probably
through the influence of Colonel Benton,
Fremont was sent to make an examination
of the Des Moines River.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-15

Tho "Wild Horse" was not 80 wild
after all, only appeared once and thef
Gained down. High Kicker had con
cluded 10 give the track. But as thu
Wild Horse run down the Kicker vii
proceed with the race.
Clements Il Lane have not been run
ming their threshing machine on account
OF some impcrlection OF their engine.
Tho Rev. Cloud has turned out TO b.
a slugger. A littlc more practice and
then Sullivan will get achallenge.
Mr.. Ii. A. Simmons made q business
trip to Jasper Monday.
Wild Horse would confer favor on Q
friend BY explaining what he meant by
saying the Y. Nj. Il. A. had IN "the Spring
election swallowed tho COW I'll hut the
tail. which was whipping them 10 DEATH
] know why Tom Thumb failed TO ap.
pear last week. Tom II you want n
know ask me. and will tell you. II
was over that largo crop Of wheat you
aud your partner owned half interest la
t'At pAnncd out 81 bushels apiece.
Hon KICKER.
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Last summer the nux ragged here 70 a fear
full extent. About five miles north Of here
AZ the Whitcside grave yard there we're five
victims Of iris dreadful disease buried in
one day The doctors could do nothing
with the disease. Whom my family we're
taken, | went TO Walter Brothers, OF WAL
tersburg, and told them the situation. They
said. rive Chambcrlain's Collie. Cholera and
Dmrrhoea Remedy, that they had sent out
several hundred bottles into the infected
district and .every day we hear how this
medicine is curing them. So far we hare
mot heard Of it's failing in single instance
II went 10 giving it and could soon see tn
good effects and a cure was tho result. An,
lone in doubt about these facts may write 4
mel G. Ellis, Rock, Pope Co, Illinois
For salc at J. p. Saib's drugstore. :.
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NOTICE "a hereby given that the nm
~ designed Administrator Of the O.
tate OF George II. Flick. Son., deceased
will Offer for sale at public auction, =
the late residence Of the dcccdcnt, II
Dubois county, Indiana, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST s0TH. 1890.
all the personal property Of said estate
not taken by the widow, consisting Q
cattle, one mare, farming implements
one buggy, old wagon, about 8 acres Q
growing corn. lot Of poultry, 10. Of lnm
Der, household and kitchen furniture
and various other articles.
TERMS OF SALE Sums Of three dollar
and under cash; sums over three dollar
credit of six months will DO given
purchaser giving note with good free
hold surety, bearing six per cent intcres
from date, waving benefit Of valuation
laws.
Sale to begin at 3 o'clock. a. m.
CErHAs q. BAGGERLY, Admr.
TRAYLoR " HUNTER, Atty's.
Aug. 3. lSy0-3w. Ip.f 50
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This noted health resort has beer
rented for the prcser' sc@. by Thomas
Harris. The buildings have been over
hauled and refurnishcd, and he Is nov
prepared 10 receive guests. The waiel
il the best known Ia the West fo'
chronic stomach troubles and Kidnes
affections. The surroundings arc unsur'
passed for hunting and fishing. II Y
three miles from Velpon, on the L. +. 4
st. l.. Ry., where convcyances are ALWAYS
ready 10 convey passengers to tht
Springs. Terms-el.25 per day, or s.
per week. THOMAS HARRIS.
June IL. '90--tf.
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Dry weather still prevails.
Gustaye Nix died 1'ucasiay morning
viii be buried "Wednesday evening ~ 2
O'Clock. Ills mother, brother aud sister
have the sympathy Of many friends.
Dr. Coble, wife and family, arc visiting
Dr. Cole aud friends. Iiy the way lie
took IN the hop last night, AZ Mr.. Coblt
loves to shake his fantastic toe.
Well, the dance was a grand success
Thanks 10 the young folks Of Jasper and
vicinity for honoring US with their pres
ence. We will be glad to have YOU
come out again.
! don't see the point some folks have
IN view for telling such notorious lies
II was reported that If the Jasper BOYS
came ont TO HsysvilIe. The HaysvilIs
BOYS would do them up" would lik'
to know what Is gained nv starting sucI
Internal lies. know this TO be fact
that the Jasper boys have some might,
warm friends about llaysvil!c.
Philip Coffman's brother, Of Kentucky
lis visiting at Haysville.
JOLLY JOE.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoda.,
Grand Annual Excursion to the
Sc0shOP0s

via Louisville, Evansville and St
Louis Air Line, and G. & O. routes
White Sulphur SPRING., Richmond, Old
Point Comfort and Norfolk, visited ca
route. "A special train composed Of ele'
CANT coaches and pullman eleeping cars
will leave Louisville vt ! 80 p. m. from
seventh Street Depot, Tuesdav, August
|l9lh. reaching Old Point Comfort next
evening at 80 .. m. Round trip rates
10 Old Point SIC from Jasper. Passen-
lgers will leave on regul.r trains from
Jasper s :35 =. m.
The train from Louisville will bc run
under auspices Of the Chesapeake " Ohio
lR'y Co., III charge Of Mr.. w. A. Wilgus'
Travelling Passenger Agent, formerly Of
Ky. Reduced rates ct the
IHygcia Hotel, Old Point Comfort, can
|bc secured upon presentation Of G. y O.
Special Seashore excursion tickets.
Special attention will be paid to ladies
without escorts.
Sleeping Car accommodations will be
but in order to have choice Of
|berths applications should be made ia
w. A. Wilgus, 253 Fourth Ave., Louis
willie, Ky, at once. Sleeping car rates
Twill he "A 90 for berth, Louisville to Old
Point. to be occupied BY one or two per-
ISona Louisville to Clifton Forge o2.6O
TO be occupied ~ ono or two persons.
Special side trip excursions can b
made from Old Point at low rates.
The route Il through the canons o.
New river. alonk picturesque GroenbrieI
river, passing White sulphur Springs
crossing tho Alleghanies and Blue Ridg'
Mountains and beautiful Shenandoah
and Piedmont Valleys.
Stop over privileges will he granted OF
the return trip. enabling excursiomists q
visit Richmond, White Sulphur Syringe
and other celebrated resorts.
The choice Of routes between Rich
lmond and Clifton Forge will be given
lExcursionists may return either VII
Charlottesville and Staunton, or VII
lLynchburg and Natural Bridge aloni
the James river.
| Tickets will DO good returning unit
september 10th. Handsome book de
scriptivc 81 scenery along the line vii
be mailed TO any person npon appllca
10 w. A. Wilgus. asa Fourth Ave-, Louis
willie, or to Air Line Agents.
4 ii. w. FULLER, q. z. A., q. y O. x. i
Jos. $. ODioENE, q. PA, L., X. y s.
l.. Con. II. II.
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~ The State Board Of Agriculture
will hold Farmers Institute in Dubois
county Nov. Ia aud IL. Az the State
appropriates money to pay the lecturers
who attend these Institutes, every farm
er should make II point to attend
Where held last year they were consid-
cred very profitable To the farmers. as
the talks are al practical, upon common
farming topics. backed up BY actual ex
|perimcnts made AT some Of The ovcrn
mcnt stations. Prot w. q. Latts. o.
Purdue, will prooably be The principa
lecturer. The place Of meeting Is LEI
for The farmers themselves to decide
and they should be taking some action 4
determine II. The best place TO hold
(, would be II Ireland.
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Eph. Crosior, OF Wichita Kansas. u 70
moving old acquaintances and shaking
hands with everyone.
John Parker and family, Of jasper
spent Sunday in Ireland.
WIN. Kelso and wife Of AIgiers, spent
sunday with Ezra Adams.
Mrs. Davidson and con Berthe, OF A.
have returned home. after Z
short visit AZ DR.. DeBruIer's.
Virgil Green has como homo from
Tennessee, and says Indiana i good
|enough for him.
Brit. Leming. VIII Seller and Oscar
|SchcnI;, OF the COURIER" eat beans with
1.-The boys on Saturday night.
On Thursday night social wss given
lat tho residence Of Tim. Sweeney, In
honor Of Miss Mollic, whose birthday
anniversary II was. A splendid supper
Iwas served and the many young folks
who were present had gay time.
Jas. Norman has returned from French
Lick.
Sulphur Springs seems 70 be favorite
Sunday resort for IreIandifes.
Miss Emma Colvin and friends. cam'
up from WinsIow Sunday, aud were me
guests Of Miss Iora Thomas.
Rev. Jake Lennon. Of Ark, preached
two very able sermons at the =. T.
Icliurch last SUNDAY.
Tho Bean supper here on Saturday
might was the most successful entertain
lnent given here for quite time past
The beans, hard tack, black coffee and
,pork was cooked we'll. aud scrved by th(
willing hands Of tho Sons Of Veterans
who treated All nicely. Messrs. Hunter
and w. r. Cox made excellent Iittl'
speeches. and won meritcd applause
Drum Major Andrew Eckert and hi
boys furnished music and fun for oil
Brit Lcming. w. S. Hunter. John Gram
elspacher, M. +. Duriauf, Jos +. Fried
man and John Slater, rushed around lik'
little boys and sang marching through
Georgia." and other army songs, unti
hey could not speak out aloud. MAY
the stars aud stripes ever wave over JUS
such happy people as pasronizcd the p
NJ. Banta Camp OF S. of VS. last Salurda,
luight. Rex.
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"The Courier calls the farmers "bas
tards" mutual blowers" etc. - lndcpen
dent.
That's the boldest kind OF falsehood
made OF whole cloth We will help pay
$50 of Dufeniach's debts IL he will show
q line from the COURIER calling farmers
bastards. lie should study English .
very little, 20 be able 10 properly under
stand II. or else stop lying about those
who nae ii See!
Ifhe would take one term At the Hunt
,ngllrg public schools. he would Learn
\ ..,ethng ofthc English language, ant
we hope little about good morals, too
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Cholera infantum has lost its terrors since
tho introduction Of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Darrhoes Remedy When
that remedy is used and the treatment as
directed with each bottle is followed, a cure
is certain. Mrs. Fanny Laudcrdale, OF
Rock. Pope Co, III +, says il cured her baby
Of cholera iniantum and she thinks saved its
life. A. w. Waiter, prominent merchant
At Wal.ersburg, Ill, says il cured his bany
boy Of cholera intantum aftor several Other
remedies had JAILED The child was 50 low
that The seemed almost beyond the aid d
human hands or reach Of any medicine,
but Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoei
Remedy cured him. 25 and SO cent bottles
Tor sale At j. II. Salbs drugstore. 4.
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Louisville. Evansville q SC. Louis
Consolidated Railroad Ex-
curSiOns.
For the soldiers' reunion At Boston,
Ind. Aug. 18th to 10Th. we will sell tick
cts from Jasper to Boston. and return, ~
ono fare for The round trip, limiting tick
ets 10 Aug. 18th.
For the National Encampment Sons 81
Veterans. st Joseph. Mo-. Aug. 2ftl
10 30ih, we will selI tickets from jasper
At ono limited first class faro for the
round trip. Tickets TO be sold Aug
cath, 25ih 10 26tl. Good returning VI
70 aud including Sept. Let.
A. M. BENNETT. Art.
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W Geo. &. Cooper and i. ID K,,or
were recommended BY the District Con-
ference o. ne Eockport District for sd-
mission 70 Tho annual conference a.
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~ There will be q party dinner given
:. ,"o sulphur Springs. on Sunday Aug.
'"n' uoou music will DO had. Every.
"ouy a'cn Tnos. HAMS.
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bUCkLEN'S ARNICA SALvE.
THE BEsT SAIvE in the world for Cuts
BRUISES. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm. 10.
yer Sores. Tef'cr, cheprcd Hands Chill
b'aIns, Corns, and All skin Eruptions
ana positively cures pilcs. or no pay re-
CURED. u l. guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. PRICE
20 cents per box. For sale 1T Martin
Frirdnsn's Drtig store.
March 2sih. lsnO.--iy.
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Can chronic disrrhoea be curcd2 Those
who think not. should read the following
from Mr. Joseph McGufiin, Of Spaulding,
Union County, Iowa. lie says II was
troubled for years with chronic diarrhoea
ana used many kinds Of medicine; but moth :
ing with permanent effect for good, until
tried Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and Di-
ar-hoea Remedy. / would say 70 every one
in need Of medicine for the aiinscnt men
toned and kindred diseases. try the remedy
and like myself you will never DO without
Il ia your home. p and 80 cent bottles for
sale II j. +. Salb's drugstore. 4.
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On Wednesday Aug. s, 1890. occurred
a very pleasant event Mt the Travlor
House, IL Orwell, in which Mr. Nathan
Gilman and Miss Clara Arnold, both Of
that place. were united in the holy bonds
Of matrimony. Rev. j. w. Goodwin Of
iciatiug. The ceremony took place
amid large circle Of friends. The
bride was beautifully at:ired IN old rose
costume. and the groom wore the con-
ventional black. After congratulations
they repaired to the dining hall, where
bountiful repast was served. which
could only be described or appreciated
by those essioving II. The Portersvill
band ep!ivenci The occasion with som
lexcel'ent music Several appropriate
land useful presents were given by tn
friends Of the bride and groom. Thu
happy couple have the best wishes Of th'
community. and may their paths b
s,rewn with flowers, their days be many
and their years not few, i the wish OF
OxE WHO WAS THERE.
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district CANDIDATES.


..,.s,,,sa "a announce OSCAR n. wELhoRN
vs ~ ~ Jnigs % the I'm Juale,si Circuit
s.a,e, 70 he dec.Ion Of the pem'e'A"e s'"'''''"'
css:ssslsn u the Circuit.
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A. M. BENNE1r. Agent, Jssper.llnd.
JOS. 8. ODIORNE,
Gcni Pass. Agt.. Louisville. Ky.
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Independent Candidate for Sheriff.
U",rsv q RyvNRR, ~ Madison townshlp. + a.
..aect "a ndIdsfs for sheriff Of Dubois County.
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..,ho,,ed 10 announce THOMAS y. DILLON
HsM s.,. !. candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
~ IN jsaicisi CrcuIt subject 20 the decision Of
~t....-,crstic Judicial Convention.
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Board met in regular session Aug. IL
1890. Present, al members, and q. J
Jutt, Clerk.