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or THE GREAT FALLS ICE
Company,
s24 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
The ohhAi rAlLs ICE COMPANY bse
iesSe 10 an'ioui0e vat their supplies of ice re-
Gently housed ~ f'ason and ct South Gardinsr
0h 'ns nenneoe0 H's, Maine. are unsurpassed
III q"A'S anu Ais sQual in quantity to all
"ade oenAnus VI Coming season. The con-
ditions of the recent h.,ve., wan. r,r.r.,,x
'sSorAoie anu 'no ne housed is unexcslled in
purify so'oi's anu @smanifsstation Of those
superior quanues which distinguish it from
the yield Of other eas.rp rix.rs and MA
ehinehtiy' from 'ne easmically induced pro-
duct of the msWine.
The INTEREST," - their r,,s.o,,sr. and n, IN.
puohc VIII CONTINUE @e subserved, a. here
'oiore' ana the eonpaag b prepared to furnish
ice at the lowest lezitiaass market rates.
mh2-lm
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BARON FAVA'S RECALL
Not Quite so Serious as Was at First
Thought.
A DIPLOMATIC BLUNDER.

itsly's Action 80 Considered by Those Best
Competent to Jndge-Caused by Popular
Ciamor and Taunts From the Crtspi Faction
Comments on the Incident.
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FuES1ruEE.
CARPETS.
MATTINes.
BABY CARRIAGES.
REFRIGERAToRs.
GAS AND vAPoR STOVES.
Tns demands of springtime imperative upon
housekeePers those of any other season; houses
he and disease and waried off,
This task requires considerable outlay of money and
proves light burden to . vast majority Of honest
toiiers.
DUB EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYSTEM.
SHARING THIS BURDEN
With you. drive, away all care fills the home with
eLesr.
Ii, b~nefactiOns yours the use and enjoyment Of
every cOtrtOrt bei IA your POSSESSION wntle you are
Psyin. for them your circumstances may deem
Convenient.
HOUSE L HEREMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES,
el5. s2l and g,3 9Th S.,
and &C Massachusetts
SOLE AGENCY FOR THE PEERLESS WHITNEY
CARRIAGE
fs.-san
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A
FEW
REMARKS
DIRECTED
YOU
By THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY. 14I9 G ST. NV.
TO TREAsURERs.
Treasures of clubs associations. societies, bands.
organizations. institutions ncorporafons &C., hav-
ing un-invested funds Land should place them
with the American Security and Trust Company.
such balances will draw interest. yet be subject
TO check at ssl;t. Keep your money at WVrk. The
company has capital OF million and quarter dol
lars to insure You against any possibility Of loss.
TO CAPITA LISTS.
Hyou have me ney TO invest we have number of
first MORTGAGES SAFE payin per cent you pre-
fer TO have your money subject TO demsnd will al
low interess thereon. The company also issues de-
tentures in sums OF s1OO. $500 and s1,OOO.
To BORROWERS.
The company has money to loan upon approved real
estate. stocks bonds and similar securities at low
of interest. Applications for to he used for
building purposes will he received and carefully con-
s:dered.
10 PROSPECTIVE BUILDERS.
Do You propose to build this spring. II you can
place your money with at interest and check it out
a. You needit
To THE THRIFTY.
modate II the amount is not large enough to in
vest Immediately will pay you interest thereon I'm
til it does becoue large enough.
TO OWNERS or VALUABLE PA PERS.
Unless you have rented and used slfe deposit box
you fully appreciate its vaiue. The company
rents safe boxes which surrounded with safe
guard at SO. &lo and $2o These vaults
invaluable for keeping important papers. stocks
bonds money. jewels. &c.
no NON-REsIDENT REAL ESTATE OWNERS
AND THOSE EXPECTING TO IRA VEL. The
company makes feature Of managing the estates of
non residents and those leaving the city for jour
ney- Interest. dividends. rents and other income
collected and remittesl rs desired.
LAST But NOT LEAST
The principal feature of the business Of the American
Security and Trust Company acting in capacity
of Trustee. Executor, Administrator, Guardian, As
s-gnee or Receiver. company such ours has
many advantages the individual in fulfilling the
duties of the above Offices. The company has more
varied and extensive experience larxer capital better
opportunity o. making Judicious investments and
knowledge OF financial matters rarely STAINED by
single individual.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Absolutely safe. Brilliant prospects Of large re-
ALEXANDRIA REAL ESTATE.
Lots within few squares OF heart Of the city from &c.
Buy before prices are advanced
Improved properties raging 10 e y ne. cent.
1t With G. A. JORDAN. Az f. s. nm NV.
s% A Az k X9E r II TT
4 cd 1nsar4 &C, Gompsny9
I IH0MAs : THoMAs.
And We will ten you why. mh24-1m.
SSATTENTION. NELSON DIVISION, No. ?.
On T e rv fsI In s
3 DC at Bunsh's Hail, to make arraneements ior
divisions OF the uniform RANK invited TO attend the
'1 apii BY Grs s. a # Fl rGaspssin R.
49, G.. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
~ Expert Merchant Tailor
Cor. 9Th and u SITS. NV.
Busy as bees and the sea son Just begun.
Yet with dou he last springs facilities
business. have the stock to do it with
larger. better and more attractive than
from asd 10 To per cent ss sss sSsa
other hrst-ciass taiors.
spl g. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
fshobEkrA k kGHHfiRi
mas F.woved to RoOms, and 3. second floor sOo
KAs WHY RISK YOUR VALUABLE
Silver Ware, Carriages Works of Art,
&c. in con,bustible buildings when an
Absolutely fireproof Warehouse is at
Packinr. moving and shipping done by
Cali ssi E, examine the building,
A ,sG sEc9E 1ao Ith AND TRUST COMPANY.
R-,GRANULATED SUGAR, &c. PER POUND.
Best California fruits. per can 25c
ssns n Sosh Ia dhrss cans PEAS Doc
First-rate Hour Tor 81 80 4 barre.
'iss III f sii ave-
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LINOTYPE
rSTT7 R cc99MFATf 9E 70 TIE p 2 e AkE EARN
TO- ~ sE z "a FE9XIEs 70 THE MEEfiNs 10 BE
sS WHO'LL AZ II k HIVE Fl H%
K~SREAL ESTATE BROKERS PLEASE TAKE
~ and Z PrSrerty northeast corner of
spi SIS L. " " GUsTa! !fS hs ~
employ April /. 1891. L. Il. MORCOE.
t.rsattniao; light ruin; sastsriv S,nas;
stationary temperature.
WHAT DO YOU NEED,
SQUARE PIcKETs,
fHHHhMAit 1uk PA HIAfsaNss'
sssSs E sshhHESs f SEs5!s ssss1''
\. diho SisE :: ::
We keep them all and everything else made out of
LIBBEY. BITTINaER MILLER.
BUILDING MATERIAL.
apl 9Th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
V~WAsHINGTON. D. G.. APRIL 1, 1891
e; sssss & an
standing accounts are due. = EN- y. BUgGHHAkph
Having purchased the interes. Of E. NJ Burchar in
.an,y e thanh S,sSSs Tor their
made to merit continuance Of their patronage.
apis. Very rs Geo. e fS;uRcHAnD
49, GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY.
On 18th st. Just below F, 23< feet
front BY 100 feet deep. opening tOa
Eth street will be amain thorough.
srf 1a sns H Is "a. pos . Ss ana a s
Ut. H. too steep for business.
Only $4,000 cash required.
~..,.m JUN B. WIGHT.
KH41Ms 5 ExrEkkT s. o q REPkESENT:
my store next TUESDAY. April z. Consolidation free
Of charge.
GEO. W. SPIER,
Jeweler and Optician.
mh3l-6 $40 9th Ut. NV. near Pa. ave
RNMARCH 81. l8gl.--TO THE PUBLIC
s,.s,s5. HAVING sold e " r. Cooper my Book and
ing my frenos and patrons for their support aud ask
them TO continue the same TO successor Mr. Cooper
to ME for AnAl settlement.
shall b pleased to zee my friends q nv store i12
New York ave., Nhexe can furnish fhem srifh ~
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The American Security and
Trust Com Daav 10 the only in
stltution or its kind in this city
that has one Dsiiiion t,ro hun
ared dad MY Thousand dollars
capital.
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- SPECIAL-A BARGAIN IN l4TH ST.
property; brick dwelling and stable; lot
a ~ feet not much cash required. Apply at once.
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FINANCIAL.


FINANCIAL.
OxE MILLION DOLLARS.
THIS IS THE CAPITAL OF
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
Temporary omces. 1OO1 Est. nv.
This Company is erecting THE NEW OFFICE
BUILDING at the corner of 9th and streets 1t
speaks foT itself.
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH IT.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS
The large capital and the attention of careful board
of directors give you ample security.
The Company reports to the Comptroller of the Cur
rency the a National Bank.
It acts Executor. Administrator Trustee. Fiseal
Agent. General Agent. Registrar. Tranvsr Agent.
Treasurer for Corporators, Guardian. Committee
having in charge tine affairs of lunatcs In fact It
will perform almost any fduciary service.
WRITE OR CALL FOR INFORMATION.
OFFICERS:
DRAINARDH. WARNER, President
JOHN JOY EDISON. Vice President.
wM. B. Robson. Secretary.
WI. b. GURLEY. Treasurer.
Directors:
John 7. Arms. John Ridour,
Charles b. Bailey, George f. Schafer
Chas. s. Baker. y. II. Shea,
James L. Barbour, Thos. Someryille
II. S. CUMMINGS. John A. Swope.
J. J. DARLINGTON, J. s. Swormstedt
John Joy Edison, George Truesdell.
VIM. B. Guriey. b. H. Warner.
John A. Ha iil'on. A. A. Wilson,
Albert F. Fox. /. D. Wine,
o. C. Green. 8. W. Woodward.
John B. Larner. A. 8. worthington.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HSoNLY slss.
We have among other Jobs two Lieht
Three-quarter Side-bar BUGG1ES. painted
tet black, upholstered In fine dark green
body cloth. iuii leather top. steel tires.
axies, &C.. and cdrranfed for one year.
sIss.
The finish and trimmings are simply eIe-
giant and compare favorably with Jobs sold
ut 500 and s225
SHAFFER BROTHERS.,
FINE CARRIAGES.
mh27 i'm Corner l4th and T streets NV
svERY FREQUENTLY WE HAVE
Left with us for sale second hand vehiclea.
We have two now that she owners are any
ious to dispose Of
No. is very light Victoria. suitable for
one horse. 1t Is In perfect order and will DO
sold for $500.
No.2 a very fne high wheel two or four
passenger dog cart. This cart was only used
two months and cost when new $3.50. Owner
will sellfor $500.
ANDREW J. JOYCE's SONS.
NB.1These Carriages may be seen at our Factory
corner 18th and streets northwest. mh3I
K~wEsTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
services oesTseR Eh Snf EyfSp s.1
U;r hamlin; THURSDAY and FRIDAY. Rev. T. s.
Nynkoop. pastor. mh31-2t
K4SI HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT
I will not be responsible foI any debts con
tr 1e under my name. ELIZABETH NITTkINDT,
3lo l3s ST. s.w. mh:il SIS
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AMERICANS WARNED AWAY rRon rrALr.

AMERICANS WARNED AwAy IRON TALL.
LONDON, April IAN Italian gentleman a.
prominence. who is oonverssnt with the feeling:
Of bitter hostility toward the United States en-.
tertained by his countrymen bec~nss Of the
New Orleans massacre, warns Amerlcsnei
against touring in Italy during The prssss1,
yeag.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13
POINTS AND OPINIONS.

The so-callcd reciprocity treaty |
relieves the Brazilians Of some 81 their
taxeS. but il doesn't take dollar OH
those that Americans must pay N. \.
World
The demand OF republican organs
for Mr.. Clevclands silver views. which
were pretty well known. indicates .
desire on the part Of that tattered and
torn political tramp. the g o. n. - let
recollection dwell upon almost any
known thing except the one million
popular majority east against II in the
fall of lsg0-Chicago Times
The Syracuse STANDARD raises the
remarkable proposition that public
men become. whether truly or falsely,
accused only Of that 81 which they are
supposed 10 be capable" In no other
way can the reputation Of Cleveland for
courage. OF Harrison for tocing in. OF
Reed for rufiianisin. Of Dcpew for die
| ton and Of Bill Chandler for curvilincar
ethics be explained. IN Brooklyn Eagle.
| All the republican organs sound
the praises Of reciprocity. and all the
mill bosses are for it. and the same
blessings which these disintcrcsted and
| philanthropic people used 70 declare
would dow to the farmers out OF the
blessed little home market they now
| declare will come out Of the 'magnifi-
cent trade policy Of that grandest ~
statesmen" Jim the Penman. To the
organs and to the mill bosses a rose BY
any other name smells just as sweet --
Chicago Times.
i The threat Of making the force
bill "a rider" in the same appropriation
bill 10 which free coinage is attached
~ An amendment is characteristic
niece II plutocratic bulldozing. Thes'
fellows threaten force bills against cur
rcncy form. tariff reform or anything
. else that intcrferes with them IN thel
privileges. Let them 60 on with thei
force bills. The democratic party i &c
,, ing on with its reforms, and y viii no
be inundated by any such threats =
st. Louis Republic.
III The defeat OF the force bill mean
r the elimination OF the sectional issu
! from the next presidential campaign
4 II would be ridiculous for the republic
! anS IA ask votes in 1892 on the groun
! that II victorious. they would cna'
I some legislation regarding the "soutl
Il crn question: when they had failed
! 1871 to pass law which they had pror
4 ised In 1855. and when the refusal
|. keep that pledge was heartily indors'
4 by The chief republican newspapers
Il a numb Of the great republican stat
y AZ the west The next national cal
v paipn will turn ON other issues than y
Il s.bloody shirt IN. Y. Post
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March
April May

Arc the best months IN ~hch g ruri, ,ou,
flood During the long cold wluter the hl...s ~
esmea thin and impure the bods hsenm.~ =. y
ana tired. the appe 'te may be lost. ana lust -
the sy>tem Graves tho aid 20 . rsllahle m~d.e,ns
Hood Sar<npariiia 70 peculiarly adapted " pur,f,
ana enrich the blood. 20 create good Gppssts ~
- ovsrcome that tired feeling.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13
THE CANADIAN ELECTIONS.
From Returns Received the macdonald
Government Has Hecn sustained ~
working Majority Noswifh~tanding In
eral Gain--How They stand.

working Majority Notwith~tand'ng Lib
erai Gains How They stand.
Tnnnxrn. Ont. March 5.-t'p 20 mid
nirht returns have been received from
1a~ constituencies out Of sl5 IN the
whole dominion. two of which 90 not
elect to-day. These returns show the
following:
Ontario Eighty-nine out ~ ninety
two constituencies elect forty -tve nd
erals and forty-four CONSERVATIVES
net liberal gain Of eleven
IN Quebec sixty-one constituencies
out Of sixty-five elect thirty-three Iiner-
all and twenty-sevcn conservatives
net liberal gain Of six.
ore labor candidate was elected IN
| Montreal.
| In Nova Scotia. seventeen constituent
! c;e~ out Of twenty-one elect four hber-
! ais and twelve conservatives; no gam
/ for either side. ..
| In New brunswick thirteen constit-
uencies out Of sixteen elect two hper-
| als and eleven conservatives. net
conservative gain Of three.
In Manitoba four constituencies out
az five elect one liberal and three con
servatsves: no gain on either side.
Prince Edwards Island. SIX constitu-
encies complete. elect -four liberals ana
two conservatives no gain on either
side.
british Columbia returns Indicate
that the conservatives will carry All q
he four constituencies change from
the last house.
Returns from the Northwest territory
indicate that the government VIII carry
All If the four constituencies there. nc
change from the last house
i The conservatives have therefore
elected los members and the Liberals
e;.-hty-ninc. The liberal net gam
!. eighteen: and. a. il was necessary 70
them Ia make a clear gain Of twenty
> Tx seats to defeat the government by
bare majority. il i safe % say that N
! Macdonald government y sustained Y
anywhere from ten 70 fifteen majority
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13
LAME EXCUSES.


n. Transparent Coat Of Whitewa~h
which Quay Has Given Himself.
The real. acknowledged head Of the
republican party is Matthew stanley
QUAY. United states senator from Penn
~xlyania. He managed the Harrison
earnnairn IN lsSs. and managed II 80
well that he stcercd the little man from
Indianapolis into the presidential chair.
How he iii, il is now unnecessary y re-
fer to- He was set up i'm consequence oi
hiS victory as the manager. par excel
lencc. Of his party and AS the only one
worthy 10 conduct the next presidential
campairn. Since that victory. Mr.
QUAY has been called upon 70 explain
certain charges, which were 81 very
serious nature. II these charges were
true. MIR. Quay should now be occupy
ing cell in state prison, rather than a
seat in the senate. The charges were
/ nut forward in the most definite form
| in the columns Of newspapers. which
| invited. nay, urged. the accused head Of
the republican party ~ sue them for
libel, in case the charges should not
prove true. Republican leaders in his
own state called upon Mr.. Quay y
make some answer TO these terrible
charges. A state election took place
and Mr. Quay's candidate was beaten
= strong argument being that the peo
pie Of Pennsylvania could not accept !
candidate from polluted hands. Th'
election in Mr.. Quay's own state wen
without word from him, a. TO wheths'
he was worthy 70 sit in the unite'
states senate. or whether he shoul'
Join the confratcrnity in MoyamensinI
prison.
Now. al the eleventh hour. this plent
fully tattoocd and branded head Of IN
republican party comes out on the moo
Of the republican senate, where he xnc'
perfectly well that there would be n
cross-cxamination, mo- pertinent que
tons. no objections with long strin
T OF glittcring gcneralitics, simply for IN
purpose ofgc;tingaper~ona cxplanatio
4 in that harmless publication known
! the Congressional Record. lie cann'
. deceive anybody BY this personal app
4 cation 81 the whitcwasb brush. lie mu
9 take the American people for pare
:. of fools II he thinks that they will p'
= any heed 10 his lame excuses The tin
has long gone BY when he might ha
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snohcn with reasonable nope 81 pr"s
Relieved. Al well might convict ~
state prison, in serving the s'e"''n =
third year Of his SENTENCE s>p'c' 49, =.
.nce IL his explanation II his cr''n' ~
Matthew stanley Quay At this tiin''
BETTER far for this branded cher 81 Wy
republican party, had he kept nis mouth
shnt 20 the end. lie would have ~
l..st earned the respect Of Poi'ticai des-
p.radocs like himself. lie can now as'
r,iye nobody. and nobody will read ms
lam. excuses for his conduct save win
Feelings ~ loathing and aversion h's
~ planation may leave him ~ the head
Of his party. but the people WIN maxi
short work Of such party ana s"en
1 leader Albany Argus.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

WAsntxGroS. March THE senate
spent more than half an hour consider
ing the African slave treaty. After
discussion Of some general features Of
the treaty the senate rejected i by =
large majority. During the secret So
ION Mr.. Farwcll. who had objected
70 the confirmation Of the nominal
ton Of Nr. Beatty. - b. district
Judge Of Idaho. was importuned
Nv several senator's to withdraw
his antagonism. but he declined 70 do %.
The objection 81 any one senator has
the effect ~ causing nomination %
lie over twent y-four hours and A. this
Il the last day ofthc congress Mr. Beatty
viii be prevented from filling the Office,
| The nomination Of X. :. Berlin. q
Nebraska. to bc a member OF the MIS-
! sour river commission. was confirmed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

STEAMBOAT BURNED.

<otbing hut the Charred HUI - sne
steamer city ~ Richmond AeH--s'"~
Life Lost.
NEW YORK. March 6.-Ihe hartior"
line steamboat City Of Richm"nn was
almost totally destroyed ~ nre yes.cr~
law afternoon while lying az her pier.
rrhe loss 10 the steamboat and cargo i
500 600. The fire was discovered ~ .
dcc,xhand. who Immediately sounded an
alarm II took the firemen fully an
hnrr and half 20 get the flames under
control. and by that time nothing was
lsft ~ the vessel but charred hull.
The vessel had crew 81 sixty men.
All of these escaped hut Salzy HI =
col,rcd waiter. whose body was found
~ the deck after the flames had been
extinruishcd: and Harry Page, who had
two ribs broken by fall while making
| his escape from the burning vessel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

The so-callcd reciprocity treaty
relieves the Brazilians Of some 81 Their
taxes. but it doesn't take collar on
those that Americans must pay N. !
World
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

NEW YonK. March 6.--A firm en-
yaccd IN the south American trade re-
ccircd adviccS from Chill yesterday 70
he effect that business there y gencr-
ally suspended. The coast towns have
been deserted 10 d large extent by the
citizens. who have taken 70 the hills,
fearing bombar,lmcnt. a wounded
sailor from the man-ofwar Esmonda,
Who Il in the hospital At Valparaiso,
savs twsnty-Six mon we're killed and
Injured from she'll from the shore
batteries during the recent attack.
The running ~ trains on the railroads
has been almost entirely stopped.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13
: August
Flower"

How does he feel Pile feels
cranky. and is constantly experi-
mcnting. dieting himself, adopting
strange notions. and changing tie
cooking, the dishes, the hours. and
manner Of his eating August
Flower the Remedy.
How does he feel Pile feels al
times Z gnawing, voracious, insati.
able appetite, wholly ,inaccountable,
unnatural and unhealthy August
Flower the Remedy.
How does he feel p He feels no
desire to 60 TO the table and
grumbling, fault-hnding, over-nice-
n about what is set before him when
nc Is thcre-August Flower the
Remedy.
How does he feel Pie feels
after a spell Of this abnormal appe-
lite an utter adherence, loathing
and detestation Of food as II !
mouthful would kill hin-Augus'
! Flower the Remedy.
/ How does he el?-He has r.
regular bowels and peculiar stools
August Flower the Remedy. Q
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

Sr. PAIR. Mimi. March 4.-->tevcns
and Raudct. the two Minneapolis census
conspirator~ who pleaded guilty 70 one
CONT ~ the charges lodged against
thsm. were taken before Judge Shiras
n Minneapolis for sentence. The pro
cerdinrs lasted only few moments,
stevens being sentenced topay tinc Of
- DO and Eaudct $1,000. The eases
auain~. other census employees indicte
were dismissed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

Henry schaafler. of Clarendon, Tex. was
.urno-es. ~ nave been dead. Il turns ont
that Il. started The report himself " ~ ~
yrnlou- wav. Ne - nov being taken back
home from Atlanta % ansver ~ several
criminal cnargeA
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-06
Circuit Court Docket.

The docket Of the Circuit Court for this
county, which commenced the May term
yesterday, contains cases as follows:
Criminal. ---People vs. John Kloft,
charge, horse stealing People vs.. Jesse
Dunlap and John Powell, charge, keep
ing gaming room People vs. VIM. H.
Head, charge, false pretense.
The civil cases consists Of 80 Issues Of
fact to be tried by jury, one case to be
tried by the court, and ten chancery cases
of the fourth class. Total number Of
cases, AZ.
Among the civil cases is that OF Eliza
beth Fensom vs.. Alpena city, for damages
claimed to have been received on defec-
tive sidewalk. AS regards that case, we
trust the jury will consider 1t fairly and
Justly, and do justice to the city as we'll
as to the plaintiff. 1t is usual in such
cases to allow sympathy for plaintiff to
act an important part in giving verdict,
but 1t Is not right. II Alpena city is
wrong, it should be made to pay rea-
sonable amount Of damages. II the suit
is decided against the city, then at least
one half Of the amount will have to be
paid by poor people, as 1t will be assess
ed against their houses and lots. All the
taxpayers ask Of the jury is to decide the
question according to the facts presented
as evidence, and not to allow mere sym
pathy to determine their verdict.