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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
TRIAL or THE NEW FIRE BOAT.

The official trial was made yesterday of the new
er.hoot Ncvyoricr Among those present were
Chief, Bonner and Reilly, Commissioners Purroy'
Robinson. Eckon. Captains Fisher and Bresnah' ana
Engineer Ernest schr;nn. The different hoses were
first tried and when worked boh individually or IN
groups gave satisfactory results On thc SoIPI d
Of these trials ms boa steamed down the harbor anu
averaged "A speed OF fourteen KNOTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
WITHDREW HIS APPLICATION FOR LICENSE

\ number Of property owners appeared before u"
Excise Commissioners yesterday to protest against
the granting license for hquorStorc when H. A.
torgcr intended to open in Ninth ave, opposite
,,o u,.c,r, II Natural History. Urgent protests hal
been made also rs IN" managers OF the Museum ann
by the Rev. Father Galiigan. an influential holnal
catholic Finding such a strong oppOs tOn Gorge
withdrew his application for a license. ana sau 10
would look elsewhere for suitable place ior Hduo'
gtnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
STRING IHENING THE CLEARING HOUSL
A CIRCULAR WHICH INDICATES RECENT IF
FORTS or THE ASSOCIATIONS


FORTS or THE ASSOCIATIONS.
Tie i-suc Of a circular bv he Clearing House com
mit'oe of the Associated Bank, has called attention
10 lha efforts which have been made recently l"
srng hen the association. IL j. now IN an cA''ll III
condition, not only regard, the reserves hcd 10y
The banks which form the association, bu' -, con
Germ, the power Of the association To rf"''' H.
member, and guard against the danger, OF i"Inp'
ton to improper banking methods WIN the new Ncii
there into effect amendment 10 the c'h>utu
ton Of the associate ion which gives to the Clearing Hons
Committee authority to scrulnlzc all inc bdnh''
trust companies or firms which clear through member
Of the as,Ocia ion. a. Is now cAefcNd al VIII III
regard 10 The banks which are members Inc '''a'
ing House Committee has, in II, circular cAprcN'ed us
opinion that any bank which clears Tor an "ut'Idc
institution should keep a reserve equal 10 - per
cent Of its deposits, whether II Is amcnablc TO the
National law requirements this poin or not TINS
step viii strengthen the Clearing House ASSOCIATION
ma erially for while the action OF the commit ce l.
not mandatory authority in the granting OF clear
ing privileges mCmbcr- Of the association is likely
10 ave decided weight 10 f. RECOMMENDATIONS.
IN re "a meeting Of the Clearing House As'o
citation Yesterday. but IL devoted % '@hhlc'u
questions concerning The placing of the utlc 10 ihe
property owned by he association, at Nassau ST. ana
iin,-,t. The subject left u the decision Of Inc
Clearing House Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
" p Saul Leave granted to file certain additional

Harry Il. saul Leave granted 70 MS eer'"" ""e'
papers herein. - ,rr..r orc ,nnels,s All,
x.,ha,;i I Dustin suggestion Of death - Nathaniel
J. Dustin the appellee herein, and order OF publication
10 l7O-The Logan County National Bank painun III
error agt K p. ToNnsend. submitted ,so t,t,sh
10 Ij7-Ioseph 4. Williams, appellant agt' the 'ni'e'
States Argued =, ..u.,,. az, ch,r,es
w Trousdale. ct al Argued go ,-u "a.
Tho day call Will he as foIo". Nos'
Ks Ia 100 isl 800 1917 i6s, 1863, III and liz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
THE ,crvrIw,yTED TWO COMMISSIONS.

Justice O'Brcn in the supreme Court YESTERDAY as
missed the complaint Of william H. KnaiSS against INC
Gottfricd Brewing Company. Of Newark Tor S4oooo'
, commissions for selling the brewery TO an English
~ The fact was brought ont that knalsS ''h
rcrnivsd - 500 from the English syndicate ana Jus
lice O'Brcn decided that he could not expect u Oo P'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
, TYPE OF MODERN DEVELOPMENT

The North shore Limitcd-only afternoon Llmned,
train ont of New-York for points West-eaves Grand
central station via WORK Central, at 80 p m
every day, typical In all departments Oh the msne's
development Of railway service -.
Entire train equipped with the new Wagner per-
fected yestibule -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
er,p,rn uJs SON TO DEATH

Rochester jan 22.-John Miler' p'a'h 'i'.' ','
W. 80 rind.on pax went home drunk last night
s ., -, once demonstrated with BY his san John i"i
hi. jdeness and neglect to support his family I"'
father in drunken frenzy, sprang upon MN, anu a
fight followed in which the father stabbed M SOU
with a pockctknfe several times ihc soh u''u '''
after.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
N THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Washington Jan. 22.-The proceedings III VIC S"P
60, ., ,he limited States to-day were as follows;
-. In the matter Of the Pewsblc Mining company
* Notion for hlc petition Tor
vrit OF mandslnus denied. , 40 ym,m 7 Me.
WI" " isN brAhsn Bud ct al lSo w, w MAN rar,cI Tai.
~ , al 100 samuel Lewis ct al. lol iauiyh
~, -, al ics John T. Reins It al 49, Shtes ycps
eht :. az III Cnorep Besl 1t al. l.o hrlrN
81 al 100 Chri,an Nsler loI simon Ian ~ se e:
10 900 Patrick j. Hamilton ct al .oi AOIahsn oa
a. al So2 James L. niailton 2oS Henry ~ a. ~. aoJ
hw j. Davis 2O7 James L. Hamilton 81 al Us Te
nirt National Rank Butt, 20J David tohel ~ az ~
lni.cn Dowensreck ct al I'll, Daniel y Oe',lnVer, ~
al: 2i2 John NJ. BoMes plaltit IL error 1,ta ~
t'SIen each plaintiffs H. error AIT james y MsII..
NNrit. f error distressed with costs ana causes f'du "
tht suprrmr Cour % the stat" OF Moht1nL , ,,.,.a,
No 75s-1he United state, aWcilnt' Az W. a, a.,
t,c,0r Railroad (oupanv. Motion b. VaCa" oder OF ul,
nsal ~ part Of tine appeal entered December
IL 1890 submitted for appellee. u. -
No. I5Sj-Robert z. Slmons. ct al. aupeianos asA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
NIP IoRnAN GETS LITTLE SATISFACTION.

Conrad a. jordan was before Judge Beach, ID '''e
.uprerne Court Yesterday, try to have the ire "i
500 imposed upon him for not appearing as Juror
rcmitcd Judge Beach told him that ne han oe zen
c,, d maj was nm there to II. as far a. me- tne
Tnd',, ~ concerned lie advised Mr. Jowal 10 sec
,b, Corporation Counsel and TO employ counsel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

Ths L1ckpogs Jourusi copies thf
vorRirn's notice cf .ho arrtsf Ak CT.
County Commissioners. and EeAdA il
"nli Democrats Please correct thar
friend Journal, ana tell the srn,h. if II
shsnos thc DEVIL One Of those ex.
Commissioned a.s ncver been Eaylhins
But stauncn Republican, tnh the other
were both N IN I'll Al. men ~ tho la1l
election --0ne 0f them hrtaT iailieiea fei
tho -pnhlir indccencvr OF raising al n
~ II. "A. "polE.F
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

s1-Tha Sfate Tax L0mmiSsinrcrs
have been assigned . room Id the Sfate
Ecase II Indianapolis and haze entered
upon their duties. Itis expected their
supervision under the provisions 81 the
present Inv, enabling them 10 squ1size
assessments ~ ttey deem inst. viii more
than double the value Of The tax iupii-
catcs throughout the State, wlen the new
roai estate appraiscmept Il reported 70
them. This would be VERY adysrtagcou:
II the Az provided for taxing idle land.
snd lets. neid for speculative purposes
more than tn0ae which are improved "
cultivated some sncl Discrimination
shoul1 yc made.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

An oEEicisi Or the Big -Four says there
lis much more probability OF the Big
Four people building road from some
point on the Cairo l. Vincennes road a.
Evansville than there IS that the con-
pany will consolidate with any 81 the
.Isckey lines or with the s-bcle OF them
There are two very feasible lines, ether
or which would let .he Biz Four into
Evansville BY the building Of twenty
eve nilss OF road. indianapolis Jour
rll
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20
WORLDS FAsa COMMISSIONERS


On Tuasisy Gov. lioyey appointed
Worlds Fair Commissioners. under the
act ~ Ito late Legislature. authorizing
an appropriation a. 1loo.oOo 10 he ex-
pended ~ stsm, IL making q proper ex
hin,s for indiana. lie appointed two
srr the Silie 81 Large, aud therefore cut
TWO districts each out Or onn
commissioner, and gave Indianapolis
three. The following vsre The ones sp-
pointed
For the STATE a. Largo John l.. Camp
bell, OF Crau foriAgiile. snd Mrs. Nay
Wright SewAii. Indianapolis.
First District ~ Robert Mitchell, Prince
ton, Philip Frey, EvaasTille.
second District NJ Joseph = Wilson
Washington; Royal 4, Purcell, Viz
ce1aes.
Third nistrict-Jasper Packard. New
Albany Hrs. 5. ;. Hsrreii. Bsookyille
Fourth District sidney Congrr, Fla'
Rock, coTsfz Ewing. jr.. Greeps5nsg.
Fiih District john WorrclI, Clayton
MRS. Florence Morley. ElleStsyilio.
Sixth Disirict-J. NJ. Westcosl. Rich
Imopd Thomas Hart. Muncie.
Seventh Distsict-J John y Conner. In
Annapolis; dwAri Hawkins.
Eighth District Daniel II. Davis. Bra
I'll John Leo. Cflwfordsyille.
Ninth District u. j. Mendcnhall
Wessfrif. Charles 2. Sirsri, Lafayette
Tenth District Mrs. Z. Il. Ham mond
Rensselaer,, W. y. Hailman Laporte.
Eleventh District Glenn. St1debsker
Sc1th Bend; . =. Louthain, Logsns
'porl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

Judge Field. Of the Court Of Common
Pleas IL Louisville. decided Monday II
the suits ar Thomas Wallsce aud Others
agsin-i tne Louisville. Evansville &
It, Louis Consolidated Railroad Com
ps,y. that, where = contract was made
with common carrier for reduced rates,
the carrier became private one, and
was only liable for such an amount as
might be agreed upon for injury o. dam
sge done to the property shipped. TIE
point raised was on demurrer 10 the
second paragraph n the answers IN sew
eral suits Of the same character. wherein
tbs plaintiffs claimed damages for the
Killing Of certain race horses, and tie de-
fendsnt pleaded ihst the plaintiffs could
only recover, If sny at al. q certain SUN,
much smslicr than that claimed. by rca-
son OF such contract The horses be-
l0ngei to different parties, bnt we're
shipped under one rouiract and the de-
fspdant p.ehdel that Joint suit should
mare been brought; bu. the court sus-
t.iusR : demurrer TO this plea. sni de-
cidel ,hst each owner might sue 70, his
respective damsges.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

Ii wss The PAtton tunnel iha. played
tbs mischief with the big furniture care
.of tile Air Line. Hereafter these cars
will not be run further east than Hun
.l.naburg. There are no trnntls on the
roaa west or thst town. The Edwards
Ivllie tunnel II large enough for the big
furniture cars. but the Patton tunnel i
ant
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20
Sockicss Simpson, ingalls, and
He'll.


Hon. Jerry Simpson. the sockless r.
N. b. A. member 81 Congress from Kan
sas. made speech in Washington City,
just before Congress adjourned, ct al
alliance meeting, during which he said
The political situation In Kansas re-
minds me or the story Of two Irishmen
who had just come over to thiF country,
and were walking along railroad track,
which AZ length ran through cut Ii .
I'LL side. II being 8 warm summer
night they lay down Ia this place, beside
The track, to sleep. About midnight the
limited express came through, with its
hllzfng eve and lis putting aud blowing
and terrific noises. Neither Of tAc sleep
Irrs bal ever tsen a railroad train, and
one OF them started up in aIsrIn and
pressed up against the wall az The mon
sser swept past. Then be reused bis
companion, who inquired as 20 what
was tie mater. Matter enough said
tho other They are moving he'll, and
tho first load has just gone By That Il
just what We have been doing In Kan
sss. The first load was John James In
CALLS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

NOTICE "A hsreby given that the un-
80 degAi gnka haa been appointed as
si0neo or tho kygna Save company q
corporation which aid business az Ky
Ana. Dnhois co. ind. Said assignment
was made for tho henefis Of creditors.
Joe1sn III. EnIEDMAs. Assignee.
TELYLcR 4 HUNTER. At'ys.
9r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

Nrs. Michsel HelckIn. Vinccnnas, by
The p.s+Age ~ tie spoiati'n bill, recoy-
Terra >l15tC0. for the destruction by
French pirates ~ NO merchant vesstia
belonging 10 her grandfather, many
years ago. she being his only heir.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

STATE or INDIANA. cc.
Cor~ry On rUEors.
I. Frank joseph, Cashier 81 the Dubois
County State Bank, 10 solf mnly swear
that tie above statement Is true.
FRANK JOSEPH, Cashier.
Subscribed aAd sworn ~ before me,
this 18th i&y az March, 1891.
IL, s.l TINri1fD >. EUNTEa,
Notary Public.
March 90 ,eQr-1v.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

r7Thc NEW appellate rnnrt of Infii-
arA organized Oil T0esily Gov Hov1s a
srpointcea, Judges lfninhard. Back
New. Robinson and CTurip&ckr- ail tax
ing the oath of oflire. tie conri 0ccu-
pies roou m the third floor " the
State house, which hGs tecn spcci Ally
fitted nr for II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

state Groloyiss Gorby has appointed
Thomas Mcoraid or Clay county state
nine insnector. AMI Prof. X. n. j. Jor-
dan, an shelby county, supervisor o.
natural 20.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

AND
Timely and Truthful Warning.

Timely and LfutAtAi ~ NhAAA "
A rous'ng reception was given by tho
Cook county democratic club last week
10 the lOl democratic members who suc-
ceeded In clccting Gen. John al. Palmer
~. 5 Senator. sftar voting soiidly forl
b,n l5i ti,ncs With The democratic
Legislators was Farmer Cockrell, who
voted with The democrats on the hnal
ballot.
Anor q stree, parade the Legislators
where nearly three thousand persons sp-
Iplauded them again and again and
listened 10 speeches BY Mayor Cregier,
Gen. John O. Black and others. Farmer
Ccckrel made an address. lie said be-
had not como back to the democratic
marty and would not til Il became the
party Of the people. Ho declared. how
svcr. be had always intended 70 vote
for Palmer, provided TOE farmers could
mot elect their own man, Palmer having
received tho suiirages of the people o.
the Stalc. liz conclusion C0cksali snid
|impressiyely NOW, on behalf OF
100000 farmers, I Wish to warn you
that you cannot make Grover Cleveland
the next presideat u the United States
THANKS. We are urdcr obligations
Ito Or. r.. II. Blankemcyng, OF uuut.ng-
burg. for handsome copy VI photo
graphic ''Visws Of Portsmouth, Ohio,
! one OF the han1sonc nitIos on IL belle
lriy;eFe. .na where he editor Of tho
CoU6izR anjoFed the privilege Of epend-
ling two haFgy years IN the long ago.
lThe 'viewsn show a class and variety o.
public bulldogs aud priFsso residences
lnnexcelioi IN any city . its sizo In the
Iconntry, and solle Of tic names call %
memory scenes aud pereous almost for
gotten. Chs CouREHR editor ia seeking
information III regard 20 electric light
ling wrote 70 the Portsmouth Lighting
Company. aud received reply showing
1.-THE success III tho works thete, and jos
Itityins the erection OF q plant 10 Jasper
Y The Doctor also sends rs clipping
from the Portsmouth, Blade, as follows
&c. Doans, publisher "a iiie Jasper, In.
diana Courier. writes 60 superintendent
lot the Portsmouth Gas aud Electric
lccmpany lor information on the subject
lof electric 'gn'iDg, and IL closing hi'
letter says; II worked as journey
printer In Portsmouth,, for Drake 4
Hannah, III 1853 and 1854, and thought
it was the incest town 10 the universe
and hal The incest girls ia It at thsl
time. u seems like writing 70 az old
friend TO writs 70 Portsmouth, We arc
happy 10 Do able o tell friend Doane thai
Portsmouth hss not lost q shadow Of her
prestige ior the beauty 81 her girls. The
lprolty leases hs knew In '5i are pretty
lmatrous now. and still the city hss more
bright, pretty girls than any other place
LOT M size in Ire United States. Wei
bet On that. Mary OF our cilizons will
remember "Cltm" Doaao sbe printer"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

4 neral doctrine OF il- most ofihr lsyis-
ls'ior we have been getting ~ the ias'
quarter ~ cenfury. making tno rich
siciel, md the poor poorer"
Az tle scribe lett tho congressman
said. Ca again when Ihavc more t;me.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

n3.The new lzws ia REGARD ID taxa.
ton end assessments arc being distrib.
nted ID the various counties His week
Every taxpayer sAonld re informed In
their provisions.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

y. b. Barker, VINO died recently III
Pueblo. Col. was the son 81 the Hon.
james Barker, rf Pike county
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

TIE contract for building aDew conn-
~ IAN and shorifTs residence 81 Camel
ton Vas iet ~ $3.50.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

f~~InHiarar oiis LIZ n iss corporate
l'riis 1880 acrAA III and. or AcAr.y a.
sgunFe misnE, it covers about - much
ground A MAshingAan CITY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

Toe Fi5etunos SIM says: z news
paper Is always printed ia rush There
rs always something in 1t should be left
ont; something left out that should have
beer put ID: Il IS sometimes too quick
no irdue and often TOO quick to act, but
wish al it, faults and short comm =
there is more eiucslion IN bright,
lnewsy paper than there is in q novel
You will find that the brightest boy OF
Ipractical, sensible. every day questions
III the boy who prefers newspapers t.
sacvcls.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20
BLOWN ABOUT BY THE WIND

TO advocate measures or men VI
would be detrimental to the genen|
interests OF The People Of the cousty
II will continue in the future, 81 IL Il
past, to DO q sturdy advocate Of The FIoAl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

~ Heuator-elect Palmer II "a years
DID, ae i quito clipper young fellow
40.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20
Educate Your Children

And prepare them to be''better cIsI1sn|
ncighbors aud friends. II is undenisb|
that the children Of those In vho|
families
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20
DUBOIS COUNTY INTERESTS

II has never swervcd,-no matter vi
particular portion OF the county VA 1
DO benefited. 1t treats eli parts vii
equal favor, and takes : just pride IL III
increasing prosperity Of every locality
II il not
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

NTScn1t0r Carlisle, OF Kentucky, pro
diets that silver will "a the leading Issue
in the c1r1paign OF 1892. and that ths
election will 5e thrown into the house,
which would. or course, choose the
democratic nominee OF course that
depends upon whether the Cleveland
worshippers succeed il fcistirg their
golden calf upon the Democracy e .is
cand.daie-in which case SenstUg Car
Isle will find. II tie goes anong .harOrn-
tno1 people or The West Tiers will be
no danger az the election going ~ the
House. The masses without regard 10
party. viii vote for candidate rhD j.
ID favor of equal silver coinage. no well
e. 5 Reduction 81 taxation. Eui lspriug
of Of military and naval expenditure
Leading Democrats need not b.iAk ElleiE
eyes 70 this fat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20
BANK STATEMENT.

DEPORT 81 the condition or the Du-
- bois County Sistc Bank, 81 Jasper,
IA the State OF Indiana. az the close Of lie
business, March II. 1891.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20


pabois Circuit Coart, = priI Tern, 1891.
Mary eileen,
Martha j.. Boyies,
samuel >. D..i;n, |
vs.. LIN Partition.
Edward 4. Diilin,
Sarah b. Hscnton,
John Eillin, et al.
yESHE plaintiffs In tho above entitled
u cause havinr fled their complaint
therein, together with ain affidavit, that
tho defendants Fdwsrd r.. Dillin, Sarah
Il. Brcntor ard John DiIlin are not resi-
dents OF the State OF Indiana, end THE
action Il brought 10 partition real estate
ia tho State OF Indiana. Now, there
fore. the said defendants Edward y.
DillIn, Sarah Ii. Bfenton and John Dill
lon are hnrchy notified that unless they
ID and appear on The ith day or the
next term ol the Dubois Circuit Court,
TO be holden on tho fourth Monday in
April, n. d., 1891, Ak the Court House
IN The town OF Jasper. In said county
and State, and answer Or demur to said
complaint, the same will DO heard and
determined IN their absence.
In witness whereof. hcTcunto set my
band and affix The seal Of said
srAL court this third day % March.
49, al ID, 1891
InNsrz ErKKHT,
Clerk Dubois Circuit Court.
Tray cr y Hunter, AsIys.
March 2, 1891 sw. L7.k Ss.l
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NOW

The long evenings arc with Won =.
You want something 10 occunv .sse
tine pleasantly and probably ' N,
zen Of Dubois county can obtain I .. sau'
amount Of solid Information Ana q
joyment out Of an investment a. ~ ~ ~
DOLLAR AND A HALr, than 81 ~
scribing for year for the = -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

TIE 81. Louis Republic produces the
figures to show that the appropriations
10! the Reed Congress arc twenty-five
tiraes Is great = the total expenditures
81 the Government ia 1850, sixteen times
a. great IS the total Federal expenditures
la 1850; more than twice IS great ss II
total Federal expenditures In the secoud
year OF The war. and moro than fcnr
times As great - the total FEDERAL ex-
|perdifnres in tho second ycer q the
Cleveland Administrations The total
expenses Of the four years Of the Cleye-
land administration compare as follow
with the appropriation Of the Reed
Congress:
Total expenses. Cleveland
felr yeaFE. SlvS5, Sco,VJ
ica.s l' two resrs. 5000, 270.47i
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

STATE or INDIANA, DUBogs CovsTT, ~ !:
pabois olrcuii Coart. pril Term, 1891.
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The Weekly +Coud(

Is. . constant household visitor !
better scholars at school, and advsnee|
their studios faster than do those =
arc deprived Of this privilege and aid'
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JASPER COURIER
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Thirty-Three Years.

and has never failed to inform /.
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