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Sharp County record., 1891-02-12
Prevention

Is better than cure, and people who are subjec,
to rheumatism, can prevent attacks by keeping the
blood pure and free from the acid which causes
the disease. This suggests the use of Hood
sarsaparilla, unquestionably the best blooa
fer, and which has been used with greP bo,
for this very purpose by many people,;nus."
Hoods Sarsaparilla has also cureeest soro oifecl
cases Of rheumatism of the se- acidity tnl,s
powerful effect in neutralizins "a ant,,. Z
blood, and in enabling the kiones systel
properly remove the waste of th.@anD
N.B. If you decide to take Hoods Sarsapar
do not be induced to buy any substitute.
Sharp County record., 1891-02-12

The goluen moments IN the stream
OF life rush past us, and we see nothing
lut sond' the angels coma to visit us,
md we only see thcm WHOM thy urv
zone, George Eliot
Sharp County record., 1891-02-12

How easy it looks when you are sitting Of
the parlor window watching a man on the
sidewalk shoveling snoWl - SOmervilIs
Journal
Sharp County record., 1891-02-12

ONE disagreeable thing about postao.
stamps Is that they are apt to get stuck az
themselves. s.-Binghamton Leader. VI
Sharp County record., 1891-02-12

THE tailor is good fellow to have around
he can always make some fitting remarks.
-Elmira Gazette.
Sharp County record., 1891-02-12

AN old beau was caught by his sweetbs,,.
coloring his hair, and it threw him into DER
confusion.-Texas Siftings. 'uSef
Sharp County record., 1891-02-12
Hoods
sarsapariI|a

Bold by all druggists 81; six for s.. Prepared onl!
by CT. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-13
First Publication March 9Th isel.l
ANtlNA

Notice 10 hereby given that I. John Wallace.
Guardian Of Edtth Wallace. Florence Wallace,
Nathan Wallace, Gertte WALLACE and John Wal
lnce IL. minors. will sell ~ Public Or Private sale
for cNsh. On Saturday the nth day Of March
iSol. the following described Real Estate sit
nate IN the County OF Union and STATE Of south
IAkota. and the property OF said Minors 70
The south 4 d the south west 4 Of section
no. and the north u Of the north went 4 Of sec-
tjoa II I'll 10 township q Range ~ IN said coau-
An bids win be sealed and LETT with my AZ.
T a. u Keller, 81 hts Office In the city Of
M Hnase. y. q. sAld sAle will take ptacc . Al
6SAe viii ~ opened . the court house n ne
March III. 6 1 O'Clock Z. y. 81 sAld day.
nnHod e nj fulnf 4. b. March "a 1e0i.
JOHN WALLACE. GaAEdian.
4. y. KELLEa, Any.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-13

Tn1 MISREPRESENTATION bill was called
I'M Il the senate late In the last day
AZ the sosai0n, but owing 70 the crit.
I'M coudition 81 senator Clark Of
sPsnningtor county, who iavoTed the
|msasure but could not b present to
vots. ~ friends u The bill saw that
|they could not win. Some Of the
.ssnatofs who had besn consid-
sfsd favorable did not care 70 90
IN ssoOrd Ia favor Of the bill At that
~ hour. especially when itseemed
quite uncertain that Il would pass,
md consequently no vote Was taken
The Hill y lost and No hardly think
N mistake when W NY that Provi.
dsnce Shapsd u destiny.
6inoe writing the above, Ne learn
Mat : vots MAS finally taken, which
resulted - folIows; ayes is; nays
80; abssnt'7. Stewart voted Tor the
bill.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-13
Dakota FIGURING Mills!
NEW DEAL NEW FIRM

These Mills having been thorough
" repaired during the recent shut
Aown," now start up with improved
facilities with q new firm and q new
and skilled miller. W. are prepar-
ed to do merchant and exchange
work and guarantee resulte. We
desire to purchase corn and oats
and will pay The highest market
price, and We intend TO make q good
market for these products, our facili-
ties for handling corn making it an
object to sell 10 us. We want i'm
mediately, ! large quantity Of corn
and oats. Call and see us and bring
your grists for -four.
SuEAFE & BoYNToN.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-13

1ekboko0 xrOa1
lSo5fanp %
~ K % nn&iua ~ III fOf - yeeRlsT5
nDeSee1 A6athek H. ~ IT - see9tcn Z. twp
1k eAn1oAA II ~ tax.fpr ~ year lStS,
nGooaodaastnse ~ ns< oNp ~ IL nwq and
- q oo6fboa b, H6nto4&, Waaofdercd
ttx1eiea fSou NO ~ ltst.
- ~ On mDst0n the personal < Of A. p.
1po0peA Against tho go section ., township
MRon9plA FOR the year lgSs, was ordered
stsicken from The tax list.
sec. q. on motion the tar aaainet the ~
~ scot0na6, township n, ransoS0. and lott
- section4 1. township u, range 50, said tax 70
~ transferred and assessed. asninst swq eco
s0ctcn n, township 81, range -.
- n IN mot,ou. resolved, that the tar
90 10 nsn QUAIL. amounting TO cOc, be refun-
a.A = "a ~ 4
- a ~ motion. resolved that the tar
....sscA ss.inst the ~ nca and ueq seq Sec
tson =. tCvnshlp 81. range 10, for the year 1873
~ .s..rrer sr.,r ~ ~ lat.
- p. a. mnt,nn il was ordered that the
tarassessed as.inat the w nwa and nwq OF
- .c.t.rn n tnvnahtp a. range q. for the
-. 1san - st,4ekeu from the tar list, a. the
1900 S erroneoun.y assessed,
-. II. On motiou tie tax assessed against
49, 49, y II ~ Z 49,. q. township % range
4. - fss a. fs77 ana 1874 be stricken from the
- i,sf. - the sa,ac 10 crroneousiy assessed.
%. al on motion resolved that the tax -.
e.s.ed against the i. W. X Sec. 10. township ~.
r.rue "a. Tar the TAX Of 1875 be stricken from the
:. m.t
~. a. ON motion II was ordered that the
A.1Imuuent tnx charged against the y. VIZ OF
~ : "a. N township 80. range %, for the
tax os ies3 be stricken from the tax list as said
IN 4 ERRONEOUS.
60. n. On motion the board adjourned to
meet Feb. q. 1881.
Feb. q, 1891.
Bee. 81. Board met pursuant % ADJOURN
ment members III pressnt also the udito
Sec. -. The bids for furnishing 10 CORDS o.
~ inch elm stove wood for county being opened
and examined and Arthur Hand ana FRANK
Pennei being the two lowest bidders which was
tl.ls. therefore. be II
REsOLvtD that the contract for furnishing
said wood be awarded to Arthur Bland and
Frank Pcnnel; each to furnish ~ cords. to DC
delivered At the court house In Elk Point.
Hec, ~. On motion the personal tax Of A. A
Welch. OF u IS for the year 1854 was 0rderes
stricken from the 1890 tax list.
Sec. Il. WHEREAS. Il appears to the salts
Iac.'Sn =, .n ~ Do s.u.,a a. ;, " .,,.,n,n o. r.nr.
N y a0lh nm A epril IN. INIT. fur nOIa lDlyInent O
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-13

BRICK.--If you ars in need Of
fnt class brick in any quantity
from 100 70 10000, enquire Of
Jas. B. 8TkCKMAN.
Yards q miles west Of Elk Point,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-13

Probably there are even some
teachers who have not thought that
it il. possible so to govern pupils that
the order will be as good when the
teacher i absent as when present,
and such being the case, il il not
strange that persons who have new
Of taught think the same. So, it u
not strange that the report got out
that one Of the boys in the high
school did : thing 4 little out Of the
usual order, while tho pupils were
alone in the room. Knowing the
pupils better than those who enjoyed
tho Joke so much, when we heard it,
We answered that it had not occur
red; and that there was not . pupil
in the room who would do even 60
trivial an act Of disorder when left
alone. Thorough investigation
proved that the denial was true.
This statement 10 made in justice to
the pupils Of the high school who
are proud II the fact that they con-
duct themselves a. we'll when left
alone az when the teacher is present.
This condition Of affairs is essential
TO the interests OF the school, as they
mnst be let at times each day.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-13

NJ Iearl Il County Commissioners d
)1l11 Csslty. Hal Il u Court
lesse b Ek PS1t.

ag -
AntOuRNxD JANUARY sESsYON. 1sei.
hoard mt pursuant 10 adjournment, msns-
bese IN peosent: also tho audit0r.
0n motion he following revolutions were
accepted:
10. /. Whereas. II appears - the s~atisfac-
Nm " I'm board that Henry Mitchell has been
-erfoasously chaSssd With delinquent tax OF
- Hanftoa Mitchsil, vis: Personal tai lisa
-, ~, ~ ard IseA therefore be It
nee6ivsd, That The county auditor be and p
hessby instsnCeed To sesnOve from the tax Of
nsnsy Mitcheli he Shove described taxes.
geo. 4. nssoivsd. that the tax Of Isos on the
~ sNM sectton I, township d, range 80. said
~ bs1ne etroueoualy charged on the lso0 tax
~.
sss.a resolved. that the tsx on tho scA
ssotion /, tcwrshtp - range " for the year
~ ~ sts5cksn %,
- Z. nesolved. THAT The poll tax charged
asAinst James Lfley wAs also ~erroneous md .
sehate " ~ b Alsowed said James IAllcy.
On motton the personal TAI Of Henry Ber-
nArd n n1k rotut township Tor lses b stricken
fron ~ tax list.
-. q. On motaOn, resolved. that cne-haif
- penalty and interest u the delinquent tax
u ~ " swk sccttou a, township -, range
Il ~ STRICKEN on.
10. !, lbeeOlved, That the personal tax Of
rs. Curry for the year 1850, now charged
asaanet wi swh, section ., township d, range
st b stricken %.
-. 1. whereas. IL appears To the satisfac-
ercn az thtp hoard that tie eh nek Of the swk,
eecstou 3. township d. range y, was erron-
ecusly eosd To- taxes for the years fs777s.ns0.
| sitkoush B. b. s-toushhad PAID the ami such
esxue ooeurring through I double assessment
a "a 1and 10 ~ years above mentioned,
theeeeuxs
neSpsvea, Thata !. b. etouga be allowed . 10.
Aaxea nountlue @ e6sS1.
20. I. whereas. Il appears that lot 4 $50
- !, township =, sanssW h, was susersd twscs
~ taxaticn npcn ~ IN lisouf ASA and the
eane ~ cnsD paaa ana ia tax Tor the second
e11oesneat - bssn brought forward and
Ie&axssd d ~ III ta1list, therefore
| dirse1sdso strsks q said delinquent tar from
IStkotax ut of lso.
-. d. o. mot3on. resolved, that the per
aonsa ~ oe Hsnos Walhtde b changed from
thasvk 81 oeE sccttpu =. 1ownship q. rnnsc
= S III M ssssio. ! township .. nass q,
~ heers q Andrew Hanson bc reduced e6oo.
leee4Scttra - the tax-ilptof Jeo1.
1x6ysa nddtticn - Hik Point, belonging 20 n. Y.
l1afals. = nouHrsssdsnh ~ asscsssd for thu
tySari - ~ = exooas q Tie value Of The prop
nssoivsA. tAat1hs ~ n, ". Little b allow,
1A1nAn ~ m ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-13
Educational Column.
CONDUCTED NJ
PROF. ID. FINK.
Principal INK Point schools.

&lFMEE+ s91EN EN E-HELEE EZ+EsH
Often times patrons get the im-
preston that some teacher is taking
matters in her own hands when the
fact is that there is a general under
standing among the teachers, and
the action il the result OF q well laid
plan affecting the whole school.
The literary society, "The Mutual
Aid" will give an evenings enter
tainment in q few weeks and charge
an admission fee. The proceeds
viii be used to buy philosophical
apparatus for use in the class in phi
losophy next year. The program
may be looked for in about four
weeks. Prof. H. T.. Kratz, Of Yer
million, has also been secured to
give q lecture during the spring
term under the auspices of the high
school. The proceeds Of this lecture
will be devoted to the same object
as stated above.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-13

Success in teaching arithmetic de-
ponds largely on the manner Of
placing work on the black board.
There are yet some schools where
the work is placed in q haphazard
way, and all Of the figures used in
the operations are left us though the
addition, subtraction, ETC., were the
most important thing. II tho prob
lem be long. work 70 placed is very
difficult to explain. A better way
is to place only the results Of opera
items on the board in their natural
order, using the signs Of operations,
relation and deduction. Besides
this it is an excellent plan to have a
full written analysis of some Of the
examples placed on the board. This
may take the place 81 alargs amount
OF mental work.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-13

The grades in school were not in
good condition at the beginning Of
the presen: year, and, as q result,
We end it absolutely necessary to
abolish one grade at the end Of the
present year. The teachers have
been working to that end duringth
whole year, but no public statement
has been made before. We are do
ing eleven years work, and should,
consequently, only have eleven
grades, but there are twelve. With
out a change we would have thir-
teen next year, and do twelve years
work, and il the state OF affairs which
gave us the additional grade were
allowed to continue, the grades would
constantly increase and make an
addition to the teaching force necee-
sary. To avoid making the change
in grades before the end Of the year,
one Of the pupils in the high school
will assist in one Of the lower grades
during the spring term.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-13

Questions well put cause teachers
to think, and one is almost sure to
answer them in his own mind. We
will insert a few occasionally, and if
any Of our teachers feel disposed to
send US their views on paper, they
will be received with thanks.
/. What is the effect of a viola
ton of the rules Of syntax on the
part Of the teacher?
2. Should teachers chew gum in
public places?
3. Should teachers apply them
selves ~ closely to their work that
they will have no time to 90 into SO.
ciety?
4. Is a teacher holding a frst.
grade certificate always q better
teacher than one holding . lower
grade?
S. Should a teacher holding q
first-grade certificate always receive
better wages than one holding low
er grade?
6. Should all the districts in 6
township be compelled by law tt
pay the same wages for the same
grade Of teacher?
7. Should the average youth b.
allowed to teach at eighteen years o
age?
8. Should inexperienced persons
be allowed to begin teaching in oul
graded schools?
8. Should teachers be at tn
school house ut all times when tn,
doors are open to pupils?
10. Should teachers often com
plain to parents Of the deportmen
Of their children at school?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-15
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CurcAco. May a.-Hv the explosion
~ a can ofgasoline Yesterday Afternoon
Miss Jennie Tucker. aged ~ Va
burned "a death. a can ~ gssp'inr
for house cleaning PURPOSES hal ufsn
placed beside the register in tht p"'n
room ~ her uncle. Prof. Looms h"nse'
II i supposed that heat from thr re1'
istcr forced the stopper from tnf sn
and allowed the fumes IF the Easp''ns
IL escape.
Yesterday afternoon Miss lnfNr
went 70 the bath room - grt s'mr N.
the fiuid and struck . match Y" A-~
the raS. The flame ignitci ~ inlhT,
from the gasoline which imme'ia'F's
exnioicd cnvclcping her ~ 4 snF
flames. The screams - the uni".
nate girl could be heard. but A. snr \
fallen with her back against the
those outside were powcrleSs ~
II. when they finally succres''"
opening The door Mis- Tncksf
I found stretched on the ilnor WHIT
lower limbs burned almost ~ Y
she died a few minutes ai'erN".
Prof. Lonmis and hi wife w'rf
ou~ly burned attempting e reafuF
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-15
LATE NEWS ITEMS


cHAs. J.. DfxoS. arrested in New York
as an insane person for having threat
ened the life Of LAY Gould unless the
latter at once paid him a certain sum Of
money. is the son Of the late Rev. Dr.
Dixon. Of Hartford. Conn. The latter
died in the insane asylum at Long
Meadow. Mass. where he was a patient.
State senator Dixon Is also an uncle Of
the man who has threatened Mr.. Gould.
A SUMMARY Of reports received from
all sections Of Kentucky. northern
Tennessee and southern Indiana indi-
cate the destruction by the frosts. on
the nights ~ the 9Th and 9Th. Of nearly
all forms Of garden vegetables. except
strawberries. which will probably still
average half a crop with favorable
weather.
IA years of age. was killed. on the sth.
by being dragged three blocks BY a
colt. lie had tied the halter strap
around his wrist. and the colt became
frightened and ran. The boy was
kicked and badly mangled and was
dead before assistance reached him.
THE Minneapolis hour mill consolida-
mills in the deal are the Crown Roller,
Zenith. Petit. Northwestern Columbia
and Galaxy, with a capacity Of about
n. 900 barrels daily, or a little less than
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mills.
THE Massachusetts state board ol
health reports that there were seven.
teen deaths from h~ydrophobia during
the past year. This Is the highest
number of deaths from this disease tina,
has ever been recorded in that state.
THE city council Of Scranton. pa.
az n meeting on the eth. expelled Coun
cilmen Golden. McGrail and Kelly
charged with soliciting brides from IA
mund Bartlc, candidate for city engi
necr.
THK National Stove Manufacturers
association in session in Philadelphia
adopted Il resolution, on the sth. pledg
ing themselves 70 maintain the price o
stoves at the same figure as last year.
THE Philadelphia granitc-cuttcrs
strike was settled. on the sth. by H.
bosses acccding 4 the advance o
twenty cents per day asked for by tn
men.
In has been learned hat DIR. Grave.
patent medicine used 10 be put up Al
bottles like the one containing the Hui
which caused Mrs. Barnaby's death.
I The tug Edith, with a full cargo d
sugar, was sunk in . collision In tn
Patapsco river on the sth.
THREE Philadelphia banks. the Sprin
Garden, the Penn Trust and the Oh
ard, closed yesterday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-15

Cnifed states Vessels Believed 70 Have
Been Ordered 20 Recspture Her.
wAsHr~GroS. May a-No informa-
tion Is obtainable at the navy depart
mcnt as 70 what instructions. II any
have been scnt 70 the officer command
inr the United states tcamer Charles
ton in regard 10 the recapturc ~ the
insurgent vessel Etata. Tn only IN
s,ructions issued - the Charleston. that
the navy department will make public.
are those ordering the vessel topreparr
for sea issued two weeks ago. The
Charleston would have received her
sailing orders before this matter 80
CURED. had IL not tcen for The pres'-
dents visit "a San Francisco.
The Charleston j. now NJ Goat island.
near san Francisco. aud while X II i'm
possible 10 ascertain az the navy der
part what instructions have h~rn
issued 10 the vessel. il j. generally pf-
,icvcd that she will make an effort ~
rccapture the Etata- and that iastrle-
sion> have been cabled TO admiral vs.
Cam. now AZ Valparaiso. % ~ m 80
with the Baltimore anil Pensacola ~
order 70 intercept. II possible, me ~
srrgrnt vessel.
Similar instructions il J. beliFven-
have been sent "a Admiral Brown. e1m-
handing the Pacific station. AAinirai
Brown was last heard from AZ ,Aslao.
Peru. on Friday last. with the ZAP
Eraucierp
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-15

The Steamship RtAta. Takinr on >urriirs
- san Diego. Sai.. ~csxci IN tho I nlsei
states Authorities for Violation 81 the
Neutrality sa~~-T~e >sore vs-~sls
ln.isr >a>rieion aud Ordered seized 10
Caught wishin she Iinais.
san Dn.o. Cal. May THE steam
ship Etata. which put In to this port .
few days ago, Il was said. far the rur-
pose 81 obtaining prpy i>ionS Tor the war
ships now in possession ~ thc
sional party Of Chill. has iecn seized
by the United States marshal. II was
also intimatei that the vessels arrival
mere had some connection with the ar
rival ~ the schooner Robert and Min
ME on the Catalina islands LOADED with
arms and ammunition
The seizure Of the steamship was the
utcom 81 a free interchange Of dis
patches between the officials here and
the department al Washington. u. g.
Capt. Nanzsucm Of the steamer was
placed under arrest by Marshal Card.
The marshal also dispatched two tug
boats 10 seize two suspicious crafts "
ing outside the harbor. One 81 these is
supposed 10 be the schooner Robert and
Minnie. which was hcrctoforc reported
10 be- lying of the Catalina islands
loaded with arms and ammunition. The
other is n war vessel which has been
cruising around outsidc waiting an OPP
portrnity 70 take on board che supplies
for the insrrgent Gillian fleet that
might be obtained liz rhe steamer
Etata. A party sent ont to investigate
the TRANCE actions ~ the vessel. and Ia
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-15

NEW ORLEANS. Nay 1.-THE Italian
consul in this city. NJ Pasqunle Cor'e.
il not satisfied with The conclusion ar
rived AZ BY the grand jury. lie said 70
a reporter yesterday: II had taken
pains 10 bring before those gentlemen
all the documents. papers and informa-
ton in my possession relative e the
men implic a in The Hcnness-y MUIR
der. mo- Ind that the grand jury has
not used NY Information as had given
Il TO them. and much that ! did say was
only partially made use of. ] will send
a copy u the report and an account Of
my actions 70 the home government"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-15
CRANK on CRIMINAL.
Charles j. Dickson Arrested In New York
1t the Request Of Jav Gould. whom
Dickson was threatening with As~a<<i-
nation Unless lie Made . g,isirsbusion -
His Property 90 Charity.

Dickson WAS Threat enin< with As<A<<t-
nation Unless III Made . distribution -
His Property 90 Charity.
NEw YoRk. May "a dangerous
crank. who gives his name as Charles
y. Dickson. has been arrested n the r.
quest Of Jay Gould Dickson went on
Monday To the house ~ Dr. Nnnn- Mr.
Gould's physician. and announced y
he was the vice president 81 an
order called the Christ Followers.
and that he had a mission % kill law
Gould. III. however. the millionaire
would give him 800 900 and make Ger
tain arrangements for the distribution
OF his property TO charity he would re-
frain from assassination Dickson will
be examined rs 70 hiS sanity.
on Dickson-s person when arrested
We're found a black Jack a md pistol. lie
made no resistance and after reaching
police headquarters told Police In
Spector Byrncs that he was in the land
commission business at Pueblo Cob.
and left there On April - lie related
a thrilling story to the inspector about
-four men he had killed S-inglr-handrd
while they were attempting - rob his
Office Of legal paper~. he said he joined
the Christ Followers about a year ago
in the following manner: He wrs
instructed 70 20 70 a place called Owls
Head. on the Canada inc. lie stayed
there until dark. and then about fftv
men in masks appeared and surrounded
him. lie was made n kneel and p q
number Of blood-curdlinE oathS- The
object Of the organization was the
equalization II money. The council
met about the 18th q last month he
said. and convicted Jay Gould. tfcil
10 his lot to 70 to New York and make
certain proposals - Mr. s;ould regard
ing the distribution 81 hi~ wealth. and
IL they were not complied with he was
10 kill him. Failing 10 accomplish his
work. Dickson said he would kill him
self. lie would go 70 Hartford. his mn.
tive place. where he had a spot selected
for the deed. lie said he would have
two pistols. one ~ fire into y mir. and
the other "a shoot himself with This
would give the impression that be had
been murdered.
The police regard him ass -err dan
verouS crank.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-15

san DIEco. Cal. May THE party
which went on; . seize -he schooner
Robert and Minnie sighted that vessel
lying of San Diego harbcr- but in Mex
lean water. and made no attempt
therefore. toseize her Theywin await
further instructions from the attorney
general az Washington The Etata i
lying in midstrcam ready - sail. The
vessel seen off the hart,or Tuesday.
which was supposed 20 be = Gillian war
ship, turns out "a have been the Pam
anna steamer New York which. for
some unknown cause. steamed up %
the entrance Of the harbor-