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Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
Gn GrliQ SUsuifc

Gn Grlis SpsnIfe iprtaller ipts
senpc Siitpric / flare % ioritaaelise
Srb for slaes 5orbel; st a mine 8prn
bleu beitist iprtjelet % tit S%trubebolte.
Seq gap bet Ell 5beiteillb al Chamber
lains Cough Remedy 90 Icm @tinuter
eiter GAP ies bet en- Sbeifefulp til. Ger
paa maatte bet boite pp Slimitpnet /
6olien; iaa iOnncbc Oct % lou / 10
Wtimlter. Serpaa ltpo bet Op % taiteoe
pp, sit ida tilieuss i9ien % jon sobt
&eiten al Natten. Get iii Strubebpite
Tor uupcn Sang, ics gap Oct bet iamme
MtiSSel meo be lamme uomprteoe &c.
%iultater, Seq itriuer bette, icrpi jes
trper, at Der tunoe uGre andre i Iammc
gteb % life tienoer til bette ~iurtriulise
Mepiciu. G9orleS q. 5bpmpion, Ses
Moines, Soma. 80 Gents pr. 5loite.
5ilial9s hos ale Srugsiitcr. Zee
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
Mozart Memorial.

Stoiie Sernns par Oct bun6reoe aar,
iiben Moinrts Gsb. Z ben Anleouiug
bier Der irranitaltet Ell Mojart Mlemp.
rial / Secorab Muiit1tpics Cal, bucr
Gang % Snitrumentaluummere al ben
7iopoe Mleitcr blcu ioreoraget al pul
SDS muIitGiite SrRitsr, Giltclnineer
baooe trntfe, iulct sous, og ale Iilite.
oeprrenoc iatte itpr Eris paG lloigrel
zen al &c ioritielltge 9ummere.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08

Slere Nrbeiperiamluno os Here poli.
tiife 6%oreninser. Der / Samtlan9 meo
bet orsduiierebe Nrbciees Strap, bar
npli9 uotalt Ell me9et aluorli9 Yrptelt
MOB at 6rngielsarbeioe cptrrber lom
&lpal al Den nrii9e, irie Manps SIR
beioc. Gan bDppi9e bar bisle Grpte-
tier / ben ieuere 3io pGret, at bet M
er al @isti0bep for eubper tGntenre
Manb at iGtte fig narmere ino / Sas
gen.
Oct er MI neIien oDeralt meo9ipet, at
oct paabpiler Stotcn at ltaiIe SorbrDs
oeren ct ct elier aroct Slags Nrbsioe.
UT labe BAN 9aa lebi9, meIer Oct
iamme, iom at 9isre BAN cnonu p9rre,
END ban er, laa at Somiunoet uoiGttes
lpr eli euonu ItBrre Sare, naar ban Ell.
gang Ripper no Of 6en9iiet.
llupitls @rbeioe, lOm ior @Iempel Ell
3rGoempae, bar man maattct ppgipe,
oa oct bier lis lige llet for Stoten,
lom for 5orbrpoeren. Sc(ter life bar
man bort 2aro iOr Nluor iorcilaoct
at ~iorpiie 5urbrpoerne iii Ell eller an
ben ijern G9n.
Si bar bertillatos prattiif fire for
ifjedise Spitenler, buoreiter ri beltjeitis
ger 5prbrpOere.
Get ierite er aontrattzN rbeibe Sp:
ltemet, iiplse Gpiltet en- Mtaub leier
SUrbrybcre iur en- big 3a9lcn, ioet DC
arbeioer for BAN 6Gnsilet.
Gen anbcn TIou, Gporeiter Der beta
les cit uis TrIs pr. StDffe, er no9et
nRr oct famine. iOm ben isrlte, men
Staten bar SpiDnet meo Sanocrnes
glrbcibe, % SeOfommence m~uotaser ira
Trn9ltet til faltiat Yris ben &are eller
9lrtifel, iom er iabriteret for bam al
Sprbrpoere.
Oct treble er fjenot nnoer Haon al
the public account system. Sfplse
bette orioer Staten Ell notwithstanding
Tor lin c9en Tesnin9 o9 Sebou, ioet
59ngllet altioa bliuer ct Slass Stats
6abrif.
Set ijerOe CT 9eie SpItemet, Der oar
me9et ! Srls, mcn lom III liOt eiter
libt bar tabt fig. Set er III / Srus
bare / TO eller tire Stater. Sislse bette
Spitem arbeioer 6orbrpoernc / iammen-
leufebe Sfarer uoeuior Saugilet, on
trent iom andre Slaper.
Suilfen Snbolrtnins bar III oisie
iurifielisc Spitemer paa oct irie ar,
beibe?
arbeiSerI prenin9erne tlager oper, al
8untrattzS Ditemerne tGger Ell bel
M9usoe Irbeioe no al DC bGoerliae
arbeiperes Sanper, % bette laper Is
life beneste. 6ensielsarbeibe er Sla-
pcarbeiee, ps bar pitc en- aisjprt Sub.
fipoelle paa Griien paa Oct frie ar.
beoe.
s Mlabama ipr Grempel, ertlGreoC
fere Miuceiere, at be life funbe orlpc
line Mlner neo 5prtieueitr, bpis Dc
life bapoe 5prbrpoerarbeibe, beormer
DC sunbe itric 9riien neb. De benpt.
tebe life / aIe Silialpe Sprbrpoerar-
beipe, men bet iatte Dem / Stanb til at
erbploe irie MGnbs Itbeioe biltiaere.
glutallet al be 6prbrppcre, bpis Gr,
beipe Ter iislse Ell eller anben Sluas
8pntratt, er iimpeltbm ubpre. Mange
er be Snouitrisrcne, Der bar islt Sirt.
ninsernc oerai; mango ps alpprlise Ell
Eroteiterne mob bet. Elsie 9rpteliel
bar ioranleoiset entelte Stater til al
opsipe sontraitipitemet, buffet isier
er umbpttet msb public account Sp'
itemst.
Men bette, iises Der, bar heller itts
aibiulpet lllempen. 5UrretninssmGn'
pene / SnouItrier, iom Staten bar lasi
fig siter, finber, at bet FER meb 3at
for benz, % iuulebes bssaur ma Ell nj
| 5Crurettelle
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
@~uostieneiter
esie 2pnoao slspent.

4 5mpNrtirtcn irritommrnot Seiea3
SprmiOona Al. 1915.
s~rueoeStplc rmicnclbart efttr @noHiie.
Vcjtea
Sm QiitaeH 81 +, cuAelt @uostfaliie
srippefprfuiEaCn mu6er Hrlte ArrSoo9
gfirrunonaa aL. atrfcaS &alentat.
apn7rmanferle mrber Neroo8 6orrniN'
BAG nj. 9ts.
-
4 Tecprah Meui9hcbS SrTtc 81. 10 rteo
Witcraune.
SsnndaSltolc liac otter @aestlenelttii.
9,prf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS al Z.
llnaprmsnpec SborSNda Nftcn ~, rs,
Somtalecmue sin and IT. cure.
9pnfrmautcrne rueoer Strsodq.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08

1t is evident Prot. Breckenridge consid-
ers physical as we'll as mental training a
part Of a good education. lie has lately
instituted a daily military drill among his
pupils, the young ladies forming n bat
tallion and the gentlemen another. De
CoRAH REPUBLICAN.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08

Wpberen: "Soper on, lille Soiei?"
so, jeg 9jpr, Mnma, % 9pftoren
ia, al jeg life itnlbr pGftcs. ipr at ia ben
lure M~irturen".
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
(Yl hcl SRI Geriuuer,

Ga bel SRI Gerioncr. lem andre
Mebiciuer lite bar biulpet. or blepne
trrercoc peo Sru9en al Chamberlains
Pain Balm. SIP life pp, iprenb IN
bar iorisst bet. Oct fcitcr fuu 80 Gents
pr. 6tnite Silial9s hos alle 9rassiItcr.
(Nec.)
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08

9tierauber 9. S~iellanos nDe
9o9, Der uofommer i ben n9rmeIte
9rsintio. ioar Eitelen "aGrnueIter %
TDy~.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08

Guan9eliifs 2utberit Tplfe-
falenoer for Naret 1892, 4ris 10
Gents Irit tilleubt. 8etiQju0er iro-
ienoes til Lutheran Publishing House,
8ecOra1, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08

SOnas 9ies upe Spa, Der Osiaa
ubtOmmer mart, ital beoe "2rplS".
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08

40 new students have been enrolled a
Prot. Nalder's School the past ten days.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
VGnaielsarbeioc.

sOr -eseorabsQpit.u.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-23
AN EXTRA EDITION.

This number of the APPEAL is some
thing OF new departure for the paper
1t is an extra edition of several thou
sand copies separate and distinct from
the regular edition and gratuitously Cir
culated for the benefit of such advertis-
ers as wish to reach large blocks OF
customers.
This edition is mailed to every family
and taxpayer within radius OF fifty
miles of Carson; it will be read by thou
sands Of people. One side of the paper
is devoted exclusively to Reno advertis-
ing. This is because number of Reno
merchants dubbed together and pur-
chased two pages of space.
It is an unusual thing for the mer-
chants of one city to steal march on
the business men of neighboring town
in this way, but the columns of the
paper are open to anybody, and especi-
ally people who pay in advance
Another edition of the Extra" will be
issued in the Fall, at which time it Is
hoped that the Carson merchants will
engage the entire space before any out
side town has time to wire US for the
best available space.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-23

mountains by many devious turns and Clear
Lake is in sight nearly till the summit $500 feet
| high, is reached.
This view of the lake is of startling beauty; il
Is the noblest and handsomeSt bit of scenery be-
tween Lake Tahoe and the ocean. The reddening
sun, sinking in the west sends long shafts OF
red and golden light down to the surface Of the
deep blue water, and tips the limpid waves with
| gold. Sheeny stretches of light appear and dis
appear, and the softest colors float upon the
lake. 1t Is a scene to be treasured long as
memory obeys the law of its creation.
The lake and all its glories suddenly dfsapper.
ana the horses trot gaily down the grade toward
the Springs. Handsome yellow pines and frs.
alte mating with massive oaks and wild flowers
of many kinds, modestly claim attention. Pretty
canyons and valleys are passed, and finally the
big hotel OF Bartlett Springs, nestled among its
hundred cottages, welcomes the travellers.
Here guests, in number from eight hundred to
thousand find many ways of amusing them
and intelligent men, have been specially fortu-
nate in securing 81. =. Greedy manager. The
changes and improvements made by this we'll
known hotel manager are radical they are
gratifying, and it Is to be hoped that he can be
retained permanently.
On this route to Bartlett's the traveller is taken
past all the well known mineral springs OF Napa
county. At Calistoga stages for the Geysers and
the petrified forest connect with the train, and
the route in Lake county passes close to such
wellknown health resorts as Ziegler's Springs,
Springs, and others.
This meagrS description Of the finest trip in
this part of the State cannot do justice to the
charms and beauties which await the traveller.
1t VIII at once become the principal route to
Bartletts.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-23
THE EFFECT OF TT.

Since Sarah Bernhardt visited the Gre
morne theatre on Market street to see a
boxing match, Mr.. Mailman only allows
pure Partisan French to be spoken behind
the scenes, and man who applies for a
private box in French gets it at any price.
The Bernhardt Cocktail" a new drink
on which Mailman has spent many a
weary hour and much midnight OIL is now
all the rage among the patrons of the
house
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-23
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The Reno Manufacturing Company has
removed from the Opera House Block to
the corner of 1st and Virginia Streets
near iron bridge.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-23
Diseases of women a speciality.

Diseases of women speciality.
m12 DR.. FOX.
The heaviest advertiser in the Extra
is the Reno Manufacturing Company
Louis Stevenson, Manager.
DR.. Fox treats private, chronic, and
nervous diseases of men, nervous desil-
ity, impotence, structure, and all other
weaknesses of manhood.
The late rains have insured full crops
in the Carson Valley, and the season
will be one of the most prosperous
known.
Structure treated with phenomenal sue
cess by new method.
DIR. FOX.
Carson City.
The Rea Dredger is still getting ready
to lift the bed of the Carson river and
squeeze out millions from the slumgul-
lion, but it don't do it.
DR.. Fox treats all diseases of the rec
tum, including hemorrhoids, fistula, fis-
sures and ulcers, on modern scientific
principles, and radically cures without
pain. without loss of blood and detention
from business.
1t looks as if this Carson River Dredger
was a smooth scheme to lift coin from
Eastern stockholders
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-23

The cause of the attack on the car
owltz was that he and Prince George
denied a Buddhist temple by entering
it with their boots on.
twenty thousand defeated strikers
in Westphalia are suffering. Their
old employers refuse to take them
pack and they are likely to lose their
homes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-23
JeW,elry! JeWelry!

Wake up to your opportunities, and the prices
can quote you In the finest line of goods offered in
Nevada.
Watches, Diamonds, Marble and ONYX clocks New
line of Sterling Silver and Plated Ware and the Latest
Fads in Fine Jewery.
By buying goods in such large quantities as we do
from Eastern importers, sell anything in the lew
elry line at profit cheaper than other dealers buy
them.
We solicit call from people of Carson vicinity
to examine goods and prices.
Fine watch repairing, engraving, and ewery work a
specially Every piece of goods warranted represented
Goods sent on approval by Wells, Fargo & Co.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-23

1t looks as if this Carson River Dredgei
was smooth scheme to lift coin from
Eastern stockholders.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09
CURRENT TOPICS.
F,FTy.FlRsr CONGRESS.

Ii the senate. ON the 18th. the question of
the lex alliy uf the action of the idAh" i.rk's'
latnre in ccgtlng three senators, Wa his
cusscd and the credentials " me idaho sen
ators t~houp ana MCDONNELL We're fricrred
20 the committee on privileges anu 'lce
tions. 4 bill a. relieve the inhabitants ~
t.allmn. y. NJ. wa~ passed. Mr.. Aldrlch Pre-
scented the cloture resolution ~ which he
had given notice and Il was allowed - ne
on the table. Mr.. stewart gave notice that
he would ask the senate after the morning
hour. 20 take up the Financial Bin. The
Elections bin WAS taken up, and MIR. hlscock
and Mr.. Hoar spoke IN support 81 its. Inc
House Was NOT ia session on the 18TH
In the senate. on the soth, Mr. iioar son
tinucd his speech IN favor ~ the h.''s .'''''
mn MIR Macott lRep.A addressed th' sen
M. N onno,ition 10 H. The Financial hlll
Was taken ar informally. and Ncs-rs stew
nrf ana Reagan spoke against H. The as
cnsslnn ~ the Elections bill Was resumed,
ana Mr. Teller lRep9 spoke against ~ anu
against the proposed change ia the rules
Ncssrs HAN. Hoar and Ha"iey urEeu tn'
necessity ~ diSposlng 81 the biil imm'n'.
ately brief executive session was helu
m the House. without the transaction
~ any business. adjournment was had until
the ~.
In the senate. on tho 3ist. most OF ths
morning hour was spent In the discussion o.
Mr. Norgan's resolution instructingthc CON
mite on privileges and elections 20 report
A. 10 the contents and meaning OF the Elec
tions hill A resolution was agreed TO ~
r,cfing the superintendent OF Census q
report the population OF the United states
~ Congressional districts and counties
Debate on the Election bill was continued
Mr. George speaking nj length. and Mr.
Teller Mr.. Hawley and MIR. Gray brieny
The House was not in session on the Sl~t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

IN the senate. on the I'd. the time 81
short session was passed in introducing
MessrS. Mcconnell and Dubois. the new
Senators from Idaho. and in other
social intercourse There was no bust
ness transacted. and az l2:l5 p. mfr
teen minutes after the opening the
senate adjourned until the 5th-...--ln
the House the resignation Of III. X
Markham as a member Of the hoard Of
managers Of the National Home for Dis
abled Volunteer Soldiers was laid be-
fore the House and referred. The next
motion made being met with the point
that there was no quorum present the
House al le:40 p m. adjourned.
AT the session Of the Farmers ALI
ance in st. Paul MINI. on the 2d. con-
sidera BILE business was attended t..
Resolutions were adopted and new
constitution was favorably acted on
resolution to indorsc the Ocala I1a.l
platform was heavily defeated. and the
subject Of sub-trcasuries was ignored in
the regular resolutions. while the Con-
ger Lard bill was Endorsed.
FRANK Il. JErFKEys was arrested at
the wires % the Western Union Tele-
graph Company which supply the pool
rooms al Arlington. Baltimore County.
with reports from the race tracks a
complete Office outfit. ',sluding bat
ltcry Of fifty cells and two instruments.
and fifty pounds If wire were captured.
Hos. DANIEL IT. CLARKE. Judge OF
the United states District Court for
New Hampshire and one Of the most
prominent characters in the politics Of
that state for more than half a century.
died. on the "a. aged cighty-onc years.
DIR. BooRs. of kaschau. hungary. has
discovered remarkable cure for diph-
iberia. lie has been using it in his
private practice for some time. and re-
ports that only two and a half per cent.
81 the eases treated proved fatal.
ADMIRAL MASON =. COOPER. Of the
I HAY tian navy. the eldest son Of Rear.
Admiral George II. Cooper ~ the
Tinted states navy. died IF crysirclas
LAT his home IN Brooklyn. on the "a.
agcd fortythree years.
rirE severe weather in London il at
! tended by an unusual amount Of dcsti-
( tuition, the number ~ persons seeking
! refuge nightly in the casual wards ~
: Ing greater than for several winters
7 past.
NEGOTIATIONS are being conducted
: between the Portuguese ,;overnmcni
7 and French syndicate for the conSoli
: ,dation If the floating debt Of Portugal
: 1nE inhabitants ~ Nashville. Arh.
. are calling for arm. and are organizing
10 home guard
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09
BURNED THEATERs.


The Finh avenue and Escrmsnn'~ The ..sr-
In New York city Destroyed by Fire Assa
the sturtevant House BADLY Damaged
All NJ Fanny Davenport's ..tieopsfrr'.
scenery Dessreysd-The Los4 Over Hall
= NI1lion Dollars.
NEW YORK. Jan. Sat saarer =
twelve o'clock last night fi11 started on
the stage Of the Fifth Avel he Theater
and burned with great rapidly Three
alarms were sent out in quick sncceS-
sion. but the infIammable materiaiuPcn
which the flames fed rendered the
efforts Of the firemen 70 save THIN
hopeless task. All Of the scenery 1~ed
in Fanny Davenport's rendition %
Cleopatra has been destroyed. and
the fire has spread % Iicrmann'> Thea
ter. and il is feared the entire block VIII
lie consumed. The fire AZ this hour a .
M is not under control.
At one o'clock the destruction q The
whole block seems likely The Fifth
Avenue Thcater building j. Doomed
and Hermann Theater as well. re
sporting goods establishment q = v
Crooks has caught fire and ~ix distinct
explosions Of powder held there ~ some
form in the stock have been heard from
the interior. a strong breeze fans
the flames. and the Gilsey House. ~ ne
corner 81 broadway and Twsnty-ninth
street. j. threatened. the wind driving
the flames up and across Broadway
The firemcn are directing their a'frn-
ton u saving surrounding propcrty-the
theatcr buildings being hoprle~>'y
wrapped in flames
II was the t;ilsey building. nt thr
t;ilscy House that was threatened anc
al this hour 1850 A. M the front WAL
OF this building is expected 70 fall ~
any moment
At 1850 a. m. flaming brand horne
by the strong northwest wind fen ~
the roof ~ the Sturtevant Iiou>e. acr''S'
broadway from the Fifth Avenue hca'
ter. setting that hotel ON mr. He
guests were hustled out amid greet ~
element and conveyed 70 other hnif',
The firerncn now devoted their b, n ~
forts 10 saving the hotel.
Al this writing Harry Miner. leSss.s''f
the Fifth Avenue Thcater. places IN I'M
at Sis5.O00. Magician Hermann 'axS Y
cost him $4,000 70 fit up his thra's1
Besides losing this he loses So. 900 w"f'n
Of theatrical effects and costumes
At 2:l5 a. m. the fire in the stu
want House Is under control. The rlT
part Of the hotel Is badly damaged Y
appears that the roof ~ the hofcl Y Il.
been burning fifteen minutes hci"rs Y
was discovered The total los y e~s''
mated al above s,oo.ooo. Fanny Dawn
port Loses about $4,000 by the d'>tF"s
tion Of scenery and costumes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09
FROM PINE RIDGE.

More Measuring News from the Indian
Country--The Cold Weather Telling ga
the PoorIy-Cl4d Indians In the HAD
Lands Rumor- ~ Another ~kirmi>:i--
Nebraska Militia IN the fieid-
OMAHA. Neb.. Jan :. Specials from
Pine Ridge tonight are of more rcaS-
surfing nature Forty 81 Red Cloud :
men came into the agency to-day and
gave themselves up 10 the authorities.
They report that all 81 old Red Cloud
Ogallala~ will come in tomorrow. Tsey
report much suffering from cold and
hunger among the pcorlv-ciad Indians
who lied from the agency with nothing
but their guns.
II was rnmorcd this evening that Sem
erai Brooke had engaged small band
Of ho~tiles in slxirmish and that several
were killed. There j. no confirmation
OF this Three companies ~ Nebraska
militia are already on duty nj Long
Pine. Chadron and Hay Springs. and
Others have been ordered 70 Gordon and
Crawford. The entire militia force i
under arms. and will ~ moved to the
front to- morrow unless more reasSuring
adviccs are received
The people along the railroad and the
reservation are greatly excited over the
report that one hundred Indians were
seen creeping along the railroad neal
Merriman station. Five additional arm
balances reached Einc Ridge to-day
The stage and freight outfits MAKE
daily trips unguarled between Rush
Vile and Pine Ridge
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

WASHINGTON. Jan. x Representative
But;crworth. ~ Ohio. introduced in Tic
House yesterday y resolution request
ing the President ~ invite the several
states and Territories ~ hold suitable
memorial services on the i.th day ":
October. is9s. commemorative Of the
four hundrrd.h anniversary ~ the dis
covcry ~ America. and that they ana
each ~ them cause 10 ~ prepared 4
statue. painting. tablet ~ other ani:a-
bic memorial illustrative ~ tho re-
aarccs. progress ami hcyc'nr:nrS NJ
81 IA STATE ~ Territory. u ~ plass ! On
exhibition AZ the Worlds Fair
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09
the Threatened Gosi-Niner~' strike In
nugurssrd.

prrTsnrr.n IN. Ian. = The threat
encd strike u the Nnnongahcla River
miners has been inaugurated. and Il
might IT, said il general. Those yet
working will. IL j. said. stop to-day.
The strike involves from eight 70 ten
thousand men The indications are for
long fight. should this he true. il
means many har.iship~ for the miners
and their families. The advance de-
mande,' j. onc-half cent PER bushcl.
and has been authorized hy the chief
officers ~ the 4 nitcd Minc-worlScrs-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09
4 Telephone EipesnAn Fatally >hcsks' I"
-. Louis.

81. LorJs. Ian. 3.Iame~ Hanion' 7
He'll Telephone lineman. thirty n'.
years ~ aye. was shocked ~ draFh '''
an electric wire al noon On \ ."t
on the south side ~ ''Na
street. between Fourth street "'r
broadway. As death eaiar @
him he fsn 20 the sidewalk toriN NH. NJ.
below. This horrible sight wAN NM.
messed w more than one hundtsa M
son> on thc street or Id the y irdi" n w
thu larry, Office buildinr~ IN thf N',.
borlsoosl. but 40 one could W. NJ a''i w
sistancc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

Ir is now stated that the number q
Indians killed in the late battle near
pine Ridge Agency aggregated about
one hundred. and that 100 We're wound
cd. There were about thirty-ive sol
diers killed. and number were more
or less seriously wounded
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

A roLL OF the Democratic editors 81
Wisconsin for choice for United States
Senator from that state resulted as iol-
lows. Colonel William I. Villas wv
General Il. 5. Bragg. Q; scattering, y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

III was announced. on the 18th. that
the New York and London committees
on the Virginia state debt had dem
itely agreed upon a plan OF settlement
which II Is expected the Virginia Legs
laturr will readily approve.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

OK the list day Of February, 1891, the
Georgia bill for the relief Of the widows
Of Confederate veterans will become ef-
fcctivc. This bill was passed by the
last Legislature. and provides that the
widow Of every soldier who served in
the late war. and who became the wife
Of the soldier either before or during
the war. shall be allowed yearly PEN
sion Of siO0 from the State.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

OCTAVE FrrrLlKr. the distinguished
French novelist and dramatist, died on
the 10th. IN the scventy-sccond year ~
his are. lie was a member 81 the
Academy and an officer Of the Legion
- II,t,.r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

Tnr Union League Club Of Chicago
has taken the initial step toward srcnr-
ing improvements in the city IS appear
ancc during the Worlds Fair and the
removal OF unsightly landmarks 9TH
or clubs will be invited 10 cooperate
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

Ex-MAyon NAvr~. Of Adrian. Mich.
who banlxruptcd that city seven years
ago by stealing nearly 100000. has
been pardoned from the state prison az
jackson. where he was doing ten years
time on his plea q guilty. lie viii en-
ter the law office Of John r.. Atkinson.
Of Detroit. and practice law.