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FOR SALE.

Wagon Shop, with material and tools
house and lot the latter including two
acres, having a good orchard, barn and
well. All to be sold at bargain. En-
quire of PETER WILHELM, Cato.
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CAUTION.

We hereby caution the public and
wOuld-be purchasers of Domestic Sewing
Machines to purchase them only of Mad
son x Anderson the only authorized
Agents in Manitowoc County. If
THE DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE Co
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NEW PAINT SHOP

Go to the new paint shop of Ed. Han
son, opposite the Northwestern House,
south side and get your buggies painted.
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CHEESE FACTORY OWNERS

Get your OLD RUSTY cheese hoops
re-galvanized or re-tinned at The Rand
& Roemer Hdwe Co. If
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FOR SALE.

A hotel and saloon in the city of Mani
towoc both having good patronage and
well located. Enquire at Pilot office.
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ITCH on human and horses and all
ANIMALS cured in 30 minutes by Wool
fords Sanitary Lotion. This never fails.
Sold by L. G. Buerstatte, Druggist, Mani
towOc.
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Mrs. G. b. CRANE of New York will give
an art reception at the Windiate House
tomorrow afternoon.
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DOES YOUR HORSE COUGH?
If SO, use, Hinrich's Improved Horse
Powder the best in the world for coughs
and cold.
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WANTED.

Three or four strong, active girls to
work in our varnish room.
MANITowoC MANFG, Co,
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LOST.

A garnet scarf pin between Buerstatte's
drug store an6 John Nespor's marble
shop. Finder will please leave it at this
office.
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First publication July l6. 1881

First publication Sept. 3. 1871 No. 81
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY COURT.
[ In the matter of the of estate Adam Herr de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Frank
Herr, administrator with will annexed of the
estate of said deceased, for the adjustment and
allowance of his administration account land
the assignment of the residue of said estate to
such other persons are by law entitled to the
same):
1t is ordered, that said account be examined
adjusted and allowed at special term of said
court TO be held at the office of the county Judge
in the city of Manitowoc, in said county. on
Tuesday the 18th day of September, A. D.. 1891
at ten O'Clock, A NJ
1t is further ordered. that upon the adjustment
and allowance of such account by this court as
aforesaid and at the time and place hereinhefore
designated therefor. the residue of said estate be-
by the further order ard judgment of this court
assigned to such persons as are by law entitled
to the same.
1t is further ordered, that notice of the time
and place of the examination and allowance of
such account, and of the assignment of the resi-
due of said estate, be given to all persons inter
ested by publication of this order for three sue
cessive weeks, before said day, in the ManitOwoc
Pilot weekly newspaper printed and published
at the city and county of Manitowoc and State
of Wisconsin
By the Court.
Dated August y, A, ID. 1891
By the Court,
sep2 EMIL BAENSCH, County Judge.
SchmitZ x kirwan, AttYs.
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READ THIS

Official statement of the income and
distribution to policy holders of the 4
largest Life ms. Cos. of America for the
year 1889.
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MANJTOWOC MARKET

The following are the current prices
of the various articles of produce as re-
reported.
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CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
FlFrv-flRsr CONGRESS.

IN the senate on the suth. after the passage
az number of prlNais pension hhi- ~ the
morning hour. the Federal Elections PHI Was
taken up. and Mr.. ~poonrr made innk
speech la support ~ the measure "a
tie House 4 number ~ conference reports
on public building bills we're agreed o. the
Urgency Deficiency hll. Nth senate amend
mrnts was then discussed, ana "a~ fhnally
returned - the senate with an hut one
amendments that relating 20 pay ~ senate
emrlo, es-agrscd 70.
IN the senate. on the 22d. the days So
sion Wa devoted 10 the discussion ~ the
Federal Elections hlli. Mr. iiggins made a
long speech Ia support ~ the biil. ana Mt
VOORHEES, another long address IN "pp"~i
ton 10 Il In the House, the day np 20
adjournment az IS y. m. WAS spent IA con
sid.rlng matters pertaining 20 the District oi
Columbia.
is the senate. on the 2Sd. Mr. Morgan dur
ing the morning hour spoke ia support ~
hi~ resolution directing the committee On
privileges and elections "a amend the Eisc
lions bin 80 a. 10 show what changes and
notifications IN existing law are Intended
70 he made The Elections blli WAS then
taken up and senators call and MCPHERSON
spuke IA opposition 20 shc bill. Mr.. Aidrich
presented his ciofurc resolution later in the
afternoon. with the request that u lie on the
table and be printed. In the House after
the reading ~ the journal and its approval,
and the Speakers announcement of assign
mcnts of several members 70 committees
adjournment was taken uiitil the 26th.
IN the. senate. on the 2sth. Mr.. Edmunds
asked unanimous consent for the passage 81
Joint resolution extending until July !,
1891. the period during which the laws 81
Nebraska shall be enforced in the Territory
~ oklahoma MIR. Morgan objected and the
bnl went over. Mr.. Morgan called up his
resolution directing the committee on priv
ilcges and elections TO amend section 81 OF
the Elections bill. Pending debate the hour
Of eleven arrived and Mr.. Mcpherson contir.
ued his speech against the Elections bill. Al
u IS y. M. the senate adjourned until the
gsth.. The House was not ia session on
m. nth
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LATE NEWS ITEMS

THE Portuguese Government fns
shrewdlv granted valuable concessions
III the disputed portion ~ Maricaland.
south Africa. 10 an English. company
which i actively campaigning IN -
nalf ~ the Portuguese claims and
against the British south African Com
pany
Dn .IonS DAVIS one ~ the most
prominent physicians n Cincinnati, ana
president II the Law and Order League
or that city. died suddenly. on the 18th.
aged sixty years. lie was an intimate
personal friend ~ cx-FrcSident Hayes
FmE at Plainri,is. Ind. on the 18th.
destroyed Jenkins Hotel. Littell's store
and other buildings Loss. Si2-ooo' in-
~urance. 5000. James Mcbride.
prominent citizen Of the town. j. under
arrest charged with firing the block
ADr~rArcn from Rome says that the
purpose 81 the Vatican j. 70 u~e the ley
eraye az clerical influence in ireland ~
compel the British Government 70 ex-
tend diplomatic recognition % the Holy
See. - greatly desired nv the Pope.
ions n. JOHNSON and Mahlon >perry.
workmcn. were literally blown into
fragments ~ al explosion. On the 18th.
in the cartridge-hou~e ~ the American
Forsythe Powder Company AZ Lake
iIopatchong =. J.
TnE Erie railroad depot AZ Port der
VI. ~ 81. was totally destroyed ~ fire
on the 10Th. II was one ~ the hand
soonest passenger depots on the line ~
the road. and had hesn built only about
three wears.
II j. believed not improbable that the
British House ~ Commons will unSeat
Sir John Pope lienne~>y. mcmbcr-clcct
from North Kilkenny. on account ~
undue clerical influence exerted In his
election.
MRS- ELLEN GIBBONS. aged eighty
years. was burned ~ death a, her home
In Saratoga. y. 81. On the 2Dth. II i
not known whether her death was acct
dental or ease II srlf-mursier.
ORKIS ENNIS. who was carrying
poodS from burning saloon in Ere
mont. Wis. on the 18th. wa caugh, in
tie fan 81 the building and burned -
death
lKINRicm ~cilT.iEMANN. the noted
arrhaologist. diSrpvcrer of the supposed
lite ~ Ancient Troy died II Berlin. ~
4 tie 10Th. az the aye ~ sixfy-cight
years.
Ma. ions nlKDaiTH and three of her
children were burned ~ death in the
destruction ~ their home ia Rochester.
y. r.. early on the morning ~ the sGth
III was reported in the asflA tha, the
town ~ Rec Heights. :. III. had been
! wiped out w f.@
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JAMEsON's DIARY.

The Diary ~ Prof Jameson. ~ >fsnirv's
Rear Guard. Given 10 the fublie-->fan-
lev Gets = scoring
Loxnox. Dec. 24-Thc diary ~ Prof
Jameson. who was attached ~ the rear
guard If the stanley expedition. will
be published to-day. In preface 70
the work. Jameson's wife and brother
bitterly upbraid stanley for making a
scape-goat " Jameson and others FOR his
own errors ~ Judgment and neglect Of
proper precautions.
The reference in the diary 70 this in
cident i identical with the version CON
veyed hy jameson - the Emin relief
committee shortly before his death. and
which has already been made public Nv
Mrs. Jameson. IT, adds in the diary
the following remarks: II never world
have been snch beast n - witness the
affair voluntarily. but was unable nm
iii the last moment 20 hiring myself ~
believe that il was any thing but 4 gsisc
"a rct money ont ~ me.
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THE INDIAN TROUBLES.
Encouraging Reports from the Indian
Country-The Hostile Forre Rapidly
Dwindling Down.

WA~HT~GToy. Dec. "a Major General
>chofeId has received the following
telegram from General Ruyer. dated ~
st. Paul. Mimi. December -: Zig
Fnot. with hi> following. including
some ~ the sitting BuiI fngitises ard
tho>e diSaffected Indians from Cherry
Creek district and the cheyenne River
Reservation. who joined I;ig Foct with
them. surrendered yesterday - Colonel
sumner The rest ~ sitting BULLS
people who came a. Cherry Creek
with the exception " few who may
have sought shelter ~ Pine Ridge.
are on their way under conduct - Fort
Bennett for surrender he Zig Foot
people will be sent - Fort Mead: those
surrendering az Bennett probably 70
>ully. The surrender ~ these two fac.
tons practically ends the probability II
any serious trouble with the Indians
II cheyenne River and Standing Rock
reservations. and il is good step to-
ward ending the whole trouble"
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The WORLDS FAIR.

The Presidents Proclamation Calfin< "a.
Attention 81 the world ~ the plun, N.
Exposition to be- Held al ghissEe I
1892. aud Inviting All Nations - ~
tieirate.
WASHINGTON. Dee ~ Tir fplioV
proclamation has been issued TN
President.
Ey ne Prssidei.: IN az rniisd Sfe;s N a
ice:
rrocE. AVIATION.
WHEREAS. Satisfactory rreof has l,etn n
sented - me that provision ha-l,.tn I.s
for adequate grounds ard hullfln@- fnr I
rse@ VI the worlds Columbian IxI,u~lti'
ana THAT a sum not les than srn FDIiii,
dollars a. b. used AMI sNrnrrl "a
the parpo-c ~ said exposition ~
been provided Ia accordance mifh q
conditions and requirements .st -Ncf nu
an at entitled AN act n rrtx'rp iytr
brAfing The four Aundre'ith nnn'NFr~ifT
the discover ~ America ~ 'htlrifF htr n
Inmbns ~ holding nm international sAii
ton ~ art-. Industries, manMfArfnfe~. -''
the products ~ The soil. mine nili -sA. VIZ ~
city ~ Chicago. IN the state ~ lliu1ts, W
proved April =, i-an
Now. therefor. I. BENJAMIN Harris
President ~ the United state. ~ Ssrtrs
the authority vested ln me ~ sati 4t'
hereby declare and proclaim tAat ~nfh
ternational exhibition will lc upsn"ft Nn II
flr-t day ~ May. in the year eighteen
drcc and ninety three. inthe city ~ W. "A
rn ia the state ~ Illinois. ami wili r,i
closed before the la~t Thursday IN nr's
~ the same year. And ln tht nnrHr IN
Government and ~ the r'~plN
the United states. ~ hsf.'@
yte all the nations ~ flr slr;
take part III the cnmrneinorafiun NIX ns. N
that T. pre-.minnnt in human ht~fMft
~ Lasting Interest - mankind, lis ris
ing representatives thereto ANA -t
such exhibits ~ The worid rpluinh Az "
position a. will most nifty ami inis
trafe their resource and filrir Irn-rt,-
civilization
In tc-f muny whereofI hnNe h.r.rniN
,ny hand and caused the -rAl ~ the tH' 4
states "a be- fixsd
Done III fhr city ~ washlngfpu. fAA- N
tv fourth day ~ Dcremirr. rns fHnr-~
eight hundred and NINETY, ani "i fii" Z
pcnslsncc ~ the United states, thc "'st
dred and fifteenth. BENJAMIN HAIRLESS
By the President
JANIS q. EgM~E. SECRETARY N; -tiie.
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\ Troop ~ the Eighth CaIvnrs. n.
Captain Fountain and lieutenant $50
ham. uesnsned In ~ Hostile in,ii.,-
the Had s-snsls-The Caster N..r
May BE- Repeated Gnlss~ >aseor H..
Them-Three settlers Killed.
DICKINSON, n. d.. Dee. - an
Fountains and Lieutenant >ydrnt.-
troop ~ the Eighth Cavalry. go
men. are surrounded BY fiyc hnts.i
Indians in the Cave Hills. eighty
south Of Dickinson. in one ~ NV \.
spots In the Had Lands. Fuun,.
company had been making i,|
marches for the past ten DAYS. ana n
ing rapidly on sitting Bulls han.l.
have joined forces with >hur, NJ
and Kicking Bears bands ~ fonr
drcd Indians Captain Fountain N.
airy camped for the night fonr
ago. and were surrounded wh:.r \.
slept Couricrs found great aisiisu
for forty-eight hours in getting 'hn.s
the Indian line for assistance. ara \.
rived in New Englandc City after 4 VT.
fiye-mile ride in fourteen honrS. ,hr~1
binding snow storm A First
tenant and forty men Of the Tme,..
second Infantry cainpcd al New l-nr.'s
City. left at once for Gave li7s
A special courier from Major ,arrs,
battalion ~ the First Cavalry NJ,
Calling and lioschkiss guns mad |.
forced march up the Cannon \.
reaching New England City al
their supply of rations being cNhan>.
After getting fresh supply ana M.
ing two hours. they renewed ~.
forced march south from New Enr.s
City 70 Captain Fountains pa u
captivity. There has been hts.r
snow storm for the past tuer.
four hours and the mersafr /,
below zero Fountains company n..
only rationed for a few DAYS .
The weather isnot favorable I nia-.
ing. on account Of hlinding >aa
but the troops should reach ionn's
by to-day some time. A cunricr
also dispatched south. 10 Fort Ns
on Grande river. for assistancc.
Captain Adams troop - ':.r IA.
Cavalry and Lieutenant CaSrv v.
enne scouts were last heard snn !,
Ekalaka. Seventy-five miles ~n
Mingusyillc. This would hrln1 Va
about twenty-five miles To- thr t-s'
the Cave Hills. Lieutenant ~trtz.l
company ~ light artillery. n m f-
Ripley. Mimi. arrived on a >fscial 4
eleven o'clock this morning
Eanehmen in from Hash Knit raf
reports three settlers killcl far IN
south Of Hash Knife creek M ina
caught in the act ~ driyins ai;I
into thr Rad Lands
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SPREADING RAILS.
Dver score % Persons Injured nv m
trridcnt the Western New York 4
fenn~s ivania Road Caused ~ Spreading
Rails.

fenn~s ivsnia Road Caused ~ spreading
Rails
BRADFoRn. Pa. Dee "a "A paS~rn-
ger train on the Western New Work =
Pennsylvania railroad jumped the track
AZ jacksonville. sixteen n.lcS north If
this city. and tweniy-one ~ the thirty
eight passengers IN board were mnre or
les injured. The wreck waS caused hv
the spreading ~ the rails. two pas~cn-
ger ears and a baggare ear ;oppling over
an ci~ht-frot trc~tle. Following T. q list
of thr more seriously injured
Mrs. James Blake. ~ Sheffield. Pa.
cut On forehead. nose crushed. lip lac-
Grated and upper teeth broken of. be-
sides other injuries
Conductor Ed Johns. right arm
broken AMI shoulder hurt.
Mrs.. r. g. Boyer. had scalp wound
Eoadmaster Daniel Shine. Of Olean.
y. NJ. severe cut On the face and neck.
c. A. noener Coudcr~port Pa. nose
broken and Internal injuries.
Mis- Gertrude Blake. Sheffield. Pa.
injured about the face and shoulders
r. ~ Criswell Of bradford. badly
bruised about the head and BODY
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Two Disastrous fir~~ in Esc~ion-i ire
Injured.

Injured.
Eosrox. Dee. tive fireS. ~
cred about the same time. occasiFi'
three alarms about nine ocl,ck 4
night. The first one was in ire ln''
iive->tory block. corner Of Ahany H
Bristol streets. known as ihc i'ri'.
Block. and occupied ~ a@~ ~
panls' sons and many ofiser cpner,n
All engaged in wocd manrfarirr
The fire was principally il 'hr n''r't 4
end ~ the building and waN ~ulA'n.
ONLY liz the heroic work ~ 'hc isF.''.1
The second fire was in the NniH3'
Ncs. IA a. % Wareham street o~'r''a
Nv the New England Organ COMPS
and this structure was cntirrlv nufi7'
only a small portion " tbs 'f'a'''
naming. The firm had about
worth ~ stock in various stages n '''r
nfacture. most ~ which waS rnl7'
During this fire Lieutenant llenrF
IL chemical engine Ne. wa~ ""
bruised about the body by failinH
bris. and Fireman Cobb saAfrf's
fracture ~ leg ~ being lsn1e'SA N
ladder.
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Ven Of Iron and steel Held Close Cone
ference

DENVER. Col. Dec. = \ meeting -
the executive committee "a the Iron and
steel Manufacturing Bureau was held
Monday night al which Governor Nv
ans. senator Tabor. J. y. Porter. y. NJ.
Nasmith and Secretary Durbir were
present A. the conference was he'd
with closed doors. just what business
was transacted can moi ~ learned. int
\ j. stated On good authority Tat thy
organized stock company. ca.ital go
40 with 100000 fully pail. II. for
the i...rpoSe 81 erecting larrf 1iant e
manufacture iron ore In tbs sltv
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Cuur.an. Dee. - Judge lilfNsEf \
The United states District 1rrf N
inr II the appel imcnt II Hem
Brown. II Detroit 70 ~ A~~r'i;s'' ' n.
tire ~ she United States ~nrts 'si.' s',.
aid: ..lIe stood very high when t' /.
4 LAWYER III my court conhrri'n1 "..
ral.x eases. lIc al~o made . nAHi4
himself a. Il commercial LAWYER. "
iurist bis opinions indicate li'iA v,
man III learning. great rrNNFs'" "
judicial capacity. ! know lnlm M \
way. and have found HIM VII ....
WAYS expects 10 find = Nei'''F'"'
courteous. refined and pure
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

Rrv. JAMES BLACK y. y. III. ID.
professor 81 languages at Wooster CO..
University. died on the Esd. DIR. Black
was class-mnte " Secretary Elaine
al Washington and jefferson College.
Pennsylvania. He was sixty-five years
% age.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

TIM Jury in the case Of Frank Ward.
whose trial for the murder OF Maurice
Adler. in June last. had been progress
ing in Washington. DC. fortwo weeks
returned a verdict OF mot guilty on
the 25th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

EYRArD. tie Partisan strangler con-
demned to death. j. still hopeful ~ be-
ing granted new trial. Gabrielle
Hompard. his companion in crime, Is
not al all east down BY her twenty
years sentence. II is possible that she
will be released after serving ten years
of her time She will then he compar-
atively young.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

SECRETARY Tracy. on The I'D. award
cd the contract for building the Ammen
harbor defense ram az the hath Iron
Works. Of Maine. AZ their bid 81 s95o'-
600.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

ISAAC SAwrEILE was found guilty,
al Dover. y. H.. on the a5th. Of the
murder ot his brother Hiram. whom he
lured from his home and dispatched in
order that he might secure the victims
portion Of the estate left BY their
father.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

TmE steamer Magnet. loaded with
meal. POTATOES and other government
stores. sailed from Portsmouth for Gal
way on the I'D. On arriving AT the lat
ter port the steamers cargo was I'M
loaded and the provisions hurried for
ward to the various ADMINISTRATION dis
tricts Of Western ireland. Three adj
ditional vessels have been engaged. and
the work will be continued for months.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

SOME time ago II. II. G. Foster an at
torney Of fernando, Miss, killed G. X.
Irice. another attorney. because Of i'm
suits offered to Fosters wife. After
Investigating the ease. the grand jury.
on the Goth. declined TO return an in
dictment against Foster on the ground
that he acted the part Of sensible
and sane man. who vindicated the law
and acted in accord with the senti-
ments ~ an honorable. brave, true, no
BILE and virtuous man
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TIE statement is made that the Ger
man Government will grant Prof Koch
/ 100000 marks and his assistants 50O.-
600 marks for the privilege Of manu-
featuring the Koch lymph. Prof. Koch
and his assistants are also 70 have .
large share Of the profits aecruing from
the manufacture Of the lymph.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

TnF motion to suspend Judgment ana
for new trial in the ease Of General
PetcrJ. Claascn. prcsiden, Of the sixth
National Bank Of New York. which ne
tried to wreck. was. on the 22d. denied
by the United states Court in banc,
without right of appeal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

EzrklFL MrrrrEs, aged sixty. q
wealthy and retired newspaper man.
well known in Ohio. and Miss Elizabeth
blizzard. aged twcnty-one. charming
young lady. were married at Columbus
on the 25th
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

TIN residence ~ Victor Rogers, at
.e~Sville. Mich, was burned on the
esd. and his two children aged three
and ten wears. respectively persisted IN
the flames.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

Tnr Territorial Legislature 81 Okla
homa adjourned. on the eth without
having provided criminal code 70 take
the place ~ that Of Nebraska. which
they were authorized by the net 81 in
corporation to use until the Legislature
met. The President has asked Congress
u snpnlv the omission.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

A CIRCULAR issued on the 2ad. in
formed the British branches OF the Ma
tional League that the services Of most
of the officials connected with such
branches would not be needed in the
future. owing 70 the doubtful financial
position Of the League.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

MARY ELEANOR WmFFtER, alias Mrs.
rearcey. was hanged in London. on the
esd. for the murderof Mrs. Phrhe liogg
and her infant child in October last
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

THE President has appointed the fol-
lowing additional commissioners 70 the
Worlds Fair: David w. Curtis. alter
nate. for Wisconsin, Louis Williams.
commissioner. for Alaska: Carl >puhn.
alternate. for Alaska: Nj a. Fulker. al
tcrnate. for Alaska: Edward DETROIT.
commissioner. for Alaska
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

Mrs. II ARRiET WoEEELI. said 70 be
the champion chess player Of the
country. attempted suicide az College
Point. u. J.. on the I'd. by drinking
quantity of carbolic acid. She Is the
widow Of Captain Worrell. wealthy
Englishman. who held a high place in
Mexico during Mnximilians reign.