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, 1891-10-09
The Nrethodists II Session.

WASHINGTON, Oct. o. The third days
session Of the ecumenical Methodist CON
ference opened with Rev. H. T. Marshall, Of
England, in the chair. The usual devo-
tional exercises were held and the minutes
Of yesterdays proceedings approved. The
topic Of the morning session" Christians
United, y was then taken up and an essay
delivered by Rev. DIR. Selby, the Wesleyan
Methodist church Of Greenoek. Scotland.
, 1891-10-09
.sA TnrkIsh Rath,, comnanv,

The Daily Courier, Of ottumwa. Iowa,
says Of the company which Will play "a
Turkish Bath" at the Olympia theater
next Tuesday nights Each member OF
the company is an artist and the attraction
is one that commends itself to the public.
Manager Mccoy is to be congratulated on
securing SO excellent a company.m
, 1891-10-09
AH0rrihIe Charee.

sAE LUIS OBIsPo, Cal, Oct. "a special
to the Tribune from La Panza says that
Gularte, the alleged murder of Martin
Heimes, has been held over without bail.
The evidence went to show that Heimes
had disappeared. that portions of human
body had been found on John Gula rteis
ranch, that the fiesh /. had been salted and
, 1891-10-09
The NortllHvesterm Crnps.

|. ST. PAUL, Oct. 9.--Reports from the
wheat felix's Of North Dakota and north
western Minnesota today was more encour-
aging. The weather is fine and threshing
is in progress in a number of places. Less
than half the crops are threshed and fears
are entertained that much is to be lost.
, 1891-10-09
u. $. WEATHER BUREAU.

OLYMPIA, Oct. 8.
The maximum temperature today was
81 degrees and the minimum 81. Velocity
Of wind, miles per hour, from north
Rainfall, 600 inches Amount Of rain.
fall since July /, 1S9l 5.24 inches; av.
erage (for several years) since July /, 1891
5.62 inches; deficiency since July i, 1891
OBS inches. For Saturday, fair weather
e. B. OLNEY, Observer.
, 1891-10-09
The Presbyterian Synod.

The Presbyterian synod Of Washington
is session at Spokane this week. The
opening service was held last night 1t will
continue in session till Tuesday or We'd
nesday of next week. Rev r. j. Lamont
left today ON the noon train as a delegate.
, 1891-10-09
Let the Grain Rum over Hsm.

FREMONT, Neb., Oct. Or. G. Vaughn, I
we'll known business man committed sui
eide by lying down on his back and letting
the train run over him.
, 1891-10-09

The Ancient Order Of Foresters of
America Will give dance at Columbia
han Friday evening. October 18Th. Tick.
cts for sale by members, octl8
, 1891-10-09

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-The census office
bulletin shows the quantity Of iron ore pro
duced in the United States during the year
of 1889 to be 1880 long tons, valued at
$33, ,351 ,978, at an average of $3.50 per ton.
, 1891-10-09
Prices dsolmg Up.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. 9.-The prices of food
are rapidly rising throughout the empire
Reports received from Warsaw say the cost
Of provisions Of late has been doubled.
, 1891-10-09

g. Geography Glass
g. Grammar Glass.
10. "LiteratOor" Glass.
IL. Noon.
AFTEENooN ''sKULE."
Visit of Committee Men, Squire Kicker. Dea
con SloWcoach and Dr. Wayback
= Programme teacher has prepared to please
'5peakin, :, Twinkle Little Star" by Twins
Arabella and Araminta Peterkin
Address Of Welcome, -Marthy Washington
''speakin" by Infants, Hannah Maria and Tim
othy Tobias.
Song by school, Multiplication Table.
Composition, Clementina Ann Pickles.
Speakin,' Ichabod John Grindstone
Compo 4ltion, Luc1ndy Jane jenkins.
Song, LILLY Dale, by "Skule.'
'Speakin,3 Bartholomew Nebuchednezz Wine
''Readin" Glass.
,,,.singin,'' Madame Parepa Rosa Olympisna
"Speakln,' Hezektah Coon.
blossom
Dialogue, Jemimy Sophia Butterworth and
Bartholomew Nebuchednezz Winecoop.
Pert Girls Address to Committee, ChatityAnn
Flip.
Squire Kickers "speakin."
"Breakin' up OF "Skule" and Farewell to
Teacher sAuld Lang Syne."
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Prof. Amariah Ichabod Crane. -. Mr.. Allen Weir
lchabod John Grindstone .,, Chas. w. Hooper
Benz A. J. Beanblossom. Jas N. Fleming
Martha Washington Jones........ -. Mrs Stork
Charity Ann Flip. p.......'........... Mrs Austin
Araminta Peterkin.. .......... Mrs Lord
Arabella Peterkin. n........-....... Mrs Clark
Cyrus Napoleon Smith. ...... "A P Fitch
jeremiah Obadiah Prim - Isaac Iounsburv
Julius Caesar Brown ....... g F James
George Washington Jones. James Leyaa
Ephra1m Elias Kicker ............ @ Thoreson
Hezekiah Coon n.......... . DR. Mitchell
Phebe Ann Doolittle - Mrs H G Blakeglee
Angelina Susannah Maria Smith, Mrs Lounsbury
Belva Lockwood sWitchback . Mrs Deming
Elvira Elmira Slimmens - Mrs ThorsO3
Elyira Cordelia SlocHr - Mrs James
Hannah Maria Scoop Gnfant): Mrs A Whitney
Madame Parepa Rosa Olympiana, Visitor to
scnOOll. 49,. ...-..., Mrs Will Cavanaugh
Mehitable Buttermllk .. Mrs Forrest
gem1ma Sophia Butterworth Mrs # c Brown
Sabrina Ann Periwinkle .. Mrs Perry
Timothy Tobias Tupkins infant) Mr. Tinkham
Ezekiel Brewer. ..........4.. Judge Root
Bartholomew Nebuchednezzar Winecoop.
Zephaniah Obadiah Cornstalk Mrs f q Brown
School Board Committeeman
Squire Kicker, ,............V Val Milroy
Deacon Slowcoach. h..................NI MIR Forrest
pf Wayback. s.....-.-s .. Prof L Venen
- Seats on sale Saturday morning at 10 d. ms
Prices OF admission, SOC, 75c and ST.
, 1891-10-09
More Gold Gomimi

LONDON, Oct 8. Bullion to the amount
of fifty thousands pounds was drawn from
the bank Of England today for shipment to
the United States.
, 1891-10-09
The Next GOYernor of Massacnnsotts

The Springfield Union tells a character
istic story Of Charley Allen, tie republi-
can candidate for governor of Massachu-
settt. He was what is known as "rush-
err in college recitations at Amherst, and
had lively faculty Of surmounting diff
culties which stumped other students. In
Professor Esty's class one day he rushed
a mathematical demonstration with great
brilliancy, as 1t appeared to the class, but
Professor Esty was not satisfied, and he
said
"That will hardly do, Mr. Allen; you
must demonstrate as if you supposed /
didn't know, and you were making 1t clear
to me.n
Whereupon Allen went at again with a
twinkle Of the eye which his classmates
understood. La the midst Of the demon
stration Allen remarked:
''Ihen you multiply x by Y you under
stand what | mean by multiply don't
you, professor?"
IT is needless to say that the class of 'G9
has never forgotten Aliens way Of making
the rough places plain.
, 1891-10-09

WAsBINeroN, Oct. 9.-The Departmental
state is informed that the Persian govern
ment exhibit at the Columbian Exposition
at Chicago will probably aggregate 5000, goo.
, 1891-10-09
How Sic MA N.

When Mrs. Hammersely married the
duke Of Marlborough, says the Young
Ladies Fasion Bazaar, she was more than
pLumy. She filled out every crease and
wrinkle that escaped her bodice-maker;
her breath was short; her step consider
ably heavier than the rustic of angels
wings, and the slightest exertion distressed
her.
She consulted an uptown adipose doctor,
who, after careful diagnosis, pronounced
her case chronic.
A bargain was closed, and the treatment
began at once, and has been religiously adj
hered to ever since.
Here are some of the restrictions:
Nota morsel Of bread, cakes, rolls or
pastry.
No tea, coffee, chocolate or sweet wine.
No potatoes, peas, rice, carrots, turnips,
macaroni cheese, butter, cream, eustard,
jellies or sweets. -
Not drop of ice water.
No warm baths.
Not drop Of any liquid food at meals.
No bedroom heat.
No flannel, and only enough clothing to
keep from taking cold.
This practice Of self-denial the duchess
of Marlborough has persisted in for the
last two years, and today she is one Of the
handsomest women Of her age.
, 1891-10-09
OLYMPIA THEATER
Monday Evening, October II.
GRAND PERFORMANCE
DEESIRICK SKULB.'
Under the Direction OF MRS. NINA LARowE.
For the Benefit of the Ladies Aid Society
of Congregational Church.
MORNING SESSION

]. Song, Twenty Years Ago, Mr.. "A. l.. Campbell
2. Scholars on the way to School
8. School room. Lucindy and Clementina tidy
up bit Entrance of Teacher, Professor
4. School took in"
5. "Singin" by School,
6. Infant Glass.
7. "SpellinH Class
s. Geography Glass
8. Grammar Glass.
10. "Literatoor' Glass
II
, 1891-10-09
California Girain Market.

San FRANCISCO, Oct 9.-Wheat, buyer
I '91, $1.74; season, $1.S1M.
, 1891-10-09

- Seats on sale Saturday morning at 10 d. ma
Prices of admission, SOC, 75c and 81.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THE business failures occurring
throughout the country. during the
seven days ended on the nth. number.
for the United States. 2i7. and for Can
ada -. or total of s5i: as compared
with total Of a43 last week. For the
corresponding week Of last year the fig
urc> were PA. representing Isl failures
IN the United states and 33 in the Do
minion Of Canada.
EARox. the handsome imported span
lei presented 10 Mrs. Cleveland while
mistress Of the White House. took first
prize in the class for spaniels Of that
breed over twcnty-cight pounds at the
Cleveland CO.. bench show; was ac-
knowlcdgcd to be the best dog exhib-
tied al the show. and was given spe-
Ella! award on that account.
The trial. at Elrnira. y. ~. Of William
L. Decker for the murder Of Miss Nellie
Foster. formerly II Brooklyn. y. ".
ended. on the 18th. in verdict Of muir
der in the second degree. Decker was
sentenced to Auburn prison for life.
The defense was insanity.
Miss SUSAN DICKINSON is confined 10
her room NJ the Eagle hotel al pittston.
Pa. with serious illness. The late
trouble with her sister Anna. together
with the labors attendant upon her
breaking up housekeeping has so far
upset her mind that she fell an casyyic
tim to the prevailing disease. the grip.
JosE T.. MAcuEcA. the head Of the
malta. and the most prominent of the
victims Of the New Orleans mob. still
stands on the records - the state de-
parsment at Washington as the duly
accredited and recognized consul 81 Boz
| livia in New Orleans.
| FRANCESCA ArTs>. an Italian Of New
\ York city. having incurred the displcas-
urc ~ the malta for tes;ifying in an
Italian murder ease. has been warned
that he mustdic and believes that he j.
doomed.
WILLIAM GREEN. a negro. was hanged
in New Orleans. on the 18th. for the
brutal murdcrof Joseph Parker. on Jan
uary .. 1890. Green did not deny the
killing. but held that II wasdonc in self
defense.
TnE judiciary committee ~ the Min
ncsota house. on the nth. reported the
MclIale anti-tights bill back without
recommendation The bill will not be
reached at this session Of the lcgisla-
tire.
TnE statement that the barrier raised
by France against hog products from
the United States applied also to Can
ada il officially denied.
GEx. q. II. Exo,Hs, member ~ con
gress from Ironion. o.. was danger.
ously injured, on the nth. by runa'
way team.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24
Personal AND LIrra.s.

-Ruskin Is a very small ~.
ically, and person beholdIna p'v
the first time is sure 10 be- .llss, ~'a
Ia him. lie has a sweet ana sa1 rl.'l'
smile and very light blue eyr>
Mime. Bruno >pcrani Il.
woman novelist 81 modern l,alv n
IN Milan. She Is IN the prime =, "
has written a number n s.
novels, and Is the center u ls4
colony. "s'a
Elijah kellogg. the man VIA
"Spartacus 10 the Gladiat.,r.s
"Regulus to the Carthagenian.
50 familiar 10 every school-lnv I.
living in IIarpswell. Ne. liz
gyman. 81 years old ana evs,
breaches occasionally.
The selection OF J. n H.
Davis 10 fill the vacancy III the NJ.
ington Monument society. canssa
the death Of George Bancroft. wa..'
appropriate. in that he Is a nenhs,s
the distinguished historian AMI I. \,
self scholar of high rcpute.
Among the late George Eape,,a
pupils at the Round Hill scAon
Northampton. Mass. where M ,,n.
while quite young man. were "A
Lothrop Motley, Ellery Chap,l'y
Henry W. Bellows, Theodore 500
and several others whose na,n..
afterward famous.
Lady Marjorie Gordon. the ten.,.,
old daughter Of the countess ~ nj
deem. edits the childrcn's pare " N
per styled Onward and Upward NJ
lishcd in London. Little Lady Nari0.|
writes "A lively letter to her youny \
stituents. and tells them inten,.,|
stories about her pet animals. N
probably the youngest editor ia n
world.
Lord Dufferin's success as aaiul
mate at the ears court was ascritAI
large degree 10 the charms IL liis r. y
who became a favoritc ~ the Rn..
aristocracy. In Rome. where her n
band Is now stationed as the rearessr.]
tive Of England, she is no les popua|
| Besides being a woman ~ tao. and III
mcnt. the countess is linguis, II Ia
ability. converSing flucntly in Freud
German and Italian.
1 Queen Christina Of Spain Is carrvr
ont. 10 the intense DISCUS; of Her hos'
4 hold. the reforms introduced W the \,
\ Duke d'Aosta. by which the viand> |,
ing from the royal table are rc'an4
instead ~ becoming the prerequisite.
servants. as was formerly the caz
I Wine. fruit. bonbons. pastry and y
/ dishes left. as well rs flowers and "a
( candles used for the soyerri-ns ,at.
never were allowed 10 appear All,
aud the result was an appalling anna
Of waste.
Mime. Sara Bernhardt crlipses u
passenger who has arrived al New I'd
since the foundation Of the covering
in the matter Of trunks She bcsuyA.
I Nearly everybody remembers thu
rival Of Mr.. Blaine in the fall Of
The distinguished secretary OF :
with nearly al his family, broug|
only thirty-four trunks. and that
considered by the customs depart
a. almost the biggest personal bag
up 70 date. But Nine. Bernhanit 9
in with one hundred and seven tr'
two or three dogs and her astcur
personality. She is way ahead
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24
HUMOROUS.

-Sanso-..Of what use : ia pal
man." Rodd-"It enable lin 70
salary. ~. y. Herald.
-Ee-.So Jack isn't deJy ;edn a
aay more. Did they fight4 ~
..Ycs: they had an engagemcnt'-i
Record
signs Of Spring. -Teacher-l
me some annual. rcgularly-recur
signs Of spring" Pupil -r Eocs'f's
colds. summers gardens. open ~
cars and rheumatism - Flie-cnce ~
ter.
-Cur:o .'lIerc'sa skeltiou
George Washington's pet cat. ne
tori don't want one 50 large W.
this small one?" Crrio Dealer
q skeleton Of the same eat wheI y
kitten"
"A Narrow Escape. - CLARA
think Jacks proposal was sere'
Laura-"No: bu: IL would have
serious II had accepted him. for
found out since that he has oniy
hundred dollars a year. XIII, hlcae'
urday Herald.
Sympathctic Cousin \ es' N
have been terrible disappaln'a
when Miss Golding refused Won
/ Van Broken 1T was cruSher. !
exactly as though ! had been seu'e'
| to hard labor for life"
When Gen. Algcr entered ST.
| railroad Offices in J Jacksonville tnee
dav he was asked his name and sa'
"Wcll.~ said the agent. I'm g'aa W
a general. cause these Florida +"
are just full 81 cclonels."
Clara" said Nellie, dropp'ns
fashion paper she was rcadinF
would you do II You had mus'acA
your lip?- After he took i Az
should tell him that ! preferred
married in June. ~" Boston Herald
Not Sure She'll BE In II liefs
rYou will LET me 60 70 your weo
will You not ?" said one gi.'
companion. Upon my word !
promise. Ny folks are II sucn
about my wedding that am ~
they will let me 60 20 y ny
Brooklyn Eagle.
| At the only bar-room "
known Jersey coast resort w
day farmer brought back 2 oo''
whisky and clappcd Il on 'ns
Look at that said he. '''he W
stuff must be morc'n half wa'e,.
frozc solid The bartender lo'''
the trapped spirits calmly and rsa
"a: s.li'gosh, old man. lin p'an,'
didn't make a mistake. ! inus'
sold you our summer whisky
The Worlds Fair Right a 'io'
Little Gcorgic-"M Mamma, wn .. :
worlds fair going % be held II
-.In Chicago, dear; Why IN
Gcorgic-.Oh. nothing; only ~
was hiding under the sofa 'as' !.
heard Charlie tell Grace 70 CONF
| him and he would show hcr VII
worlds fair ought 70 be held wv "
Just 3, z TO peep out ana M n
when the gas went out M y a''"'
pcon-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24

wAsnI~arox. April 1.-Two nickel
steel plates which arc 70 be put to .
practical test as armor, have been re-
ccivcd az the Washington navy yard.
from whence they will be taken 20 tho
proving ground at Indian Iicad. Nd.
and placed in position for the test.
These are the first American plates
made. and the test is looked forward to
with much interest by naval experts
The plates are eight feet long. six feet
wide and three inches in thickness
The test will probably be made about
the end Of the month. The gun used
will &c six-pound iIotchlsiss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24

dug mp some wild parsnips. on the 18th.
which hc mistook for artichokcs Ills
mother and her two sisters. Beatrice
and Eta johnson. ate them. An hour
afterward Mrs. Marsden died in con.
WILSON'S. and the life Of Eta .Iohnsonis
dcspai-.d Of.
TnE wife 81 cx-Congrcssman Chan
dler. ~ Massachusetts. died at 81. Au-
gustinc. Fla, on the 18th.
TnE London Times sympathizes with
the American determination not 10 al
low vile social diseases like the malta
to take root. but reminds rs that we
displayed little Indignation when socie-
ties similar 70 the malta were en-
ployed by the Irish American extrcm'
lists.
II. II. JAccRs. the owner Of fifteen
American thcaters, states that an En-
glish syndicate has been formed 20 buy
him ont. lie asks $500. 900. and they Of
fer half that amount. Mr.. Jacobs is
irving 10 obtain an interest in the Bar
mum 4 Bailey show.
FUNERAL. services over the remains OF
Mrs. Mary Frances lIalford. wife Of
private secretary. were held al : y. m.
on the 18th. at the Foundry NJ. Z.
church. Washington. Rev. Dr. Elliott
officiating
THIRrEEN-yEAR-oID WILLIE MEND
nEIM. of Montgomery. Ala. angry with
! his mother. hanged himself before her
eyes. lie fastened a rope to the cell
ing, and. jumping from high chair,
! broke his neck.
| SERIOUS religious disturbances have
been caused in Benarcs British India.
| by the proposal 10 demoli>h temple
which is held holy by IIindoos and
| Buddhists. Its site is desired for water
| works.
| TnE committee Of bankers who have.
I at the request OF the brazilian govern
mcnt. been Investigating the financial
situation Of that country. report that
no danger Of financial crisis exists
there.
THE Irish steamer Glamorgan. from
Antwerp for Cardiff. was sunk in the
English channel on the night Of the
18th. by Il collision with the Dutch
steamship T.. Calend. No lives were
lost.
THREE men were killed and two seri-
ously injured in an accident on the
Maryland Central road near Fallston.
Nd. on the 10th.
The directors of the Boston & Maine
railroad have declared dividend 81
s4.5o per share on common stock, pay.
able on May H.
AN artillery company for service
against Italy has been formed at High
land Falls. y. y.
The Northwestern Baseball league
was organized at Grand Rapids. Mich.
on the 18th.
IN political circles in Rome. Mr.
Blaincs last note causes disappoint
ment. II Is spoken of as vague and in
conclusive and as leaving the matter il
statu quo.
REV. JAMES ASHTON. who was fol
years chaplain and moral instructor II
The eastern Pennsylvania penitentiary
has submitted long statement 20 thu
legislative committee in which hs
charges Warden Cassidy and the keep
ers OF that institution with the practice
OF nprrlDie bTutilitl TBtSihe tSlatA
are given in the statement.
A xoS-rARrIsAS society. known as thu
Friends of Law and Order. has beef
formed in Schleswig- IIolstein with ths
object Of combating socialism. 1t pro
poses to raise the condition Of the work
ing classes 70 higher plane BY mora
and economical means. retaining thu
present social system. II has made ex
tensive progress throughout the prov
inpae
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24

DENVER is making preparations 70 cx-
tend to the president and party proper
reception on the occasion of his visit
there The new Mctropole hotel has
rendered him and his party luncheon.
which has been ACQUITTED.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24

ONE HUNDRED And THIETy-sEyEN
head Of cattle and three acres Of sheds
at the East Liberty tPa.l stock yards
were destroyed by fire at an early hour
on the morning Of the l4th, Loss.
Saa. 600. of which SIS. 900 Is credited to
the sheds. property Of tie Pcnnsyl-
vania Railroad Co.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24

THE Paris Steele says that il will
probably be found necessary before Au-
gust to ask parliament for a suspcn-
sion Of duties on cereals. and that Ger
many is expected 10 seek similar action
from the reichstag.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24

GEORGE STARKE. fireman on the
Cincinnati. Wabash q Michigan rail
way. died az Anderson, Ind. on the
18th. in terrible agony. lie was ci-
gazette smoker, and their excessive use
is said TO have caused his death. A
short time after his death his body
turned q lived green. Physicians say
his death was due 70 arscnical nicotine
poison
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24

SECRETARY Foster has decided to adj
vertise anew for proposals for site for
the erection Of public building for
Buffalo. \. Y. All the former propos-
ais under the old advertisement have
been rejected or not considered.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24

THERE was decrease in the exports
Arom northern Germany 70 the United
States for the first quarter OF 1891 Of
s.. 4s9, sos as compared with the exports
during the corresponding quarter OF
1890.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24

THE decision in the famous lottery
sut at New Orleans was not read. on
the 18th. greatly 70 the disappointment
Of courtroom full Of lawyers who
had assembled 70 hear il. The court
does not read again until the eth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24

THE report received from Simia 70
the effect that among those killed in
the last engagement between the Brit
ish. under Lieut.. Grant, and the Mani
puris at Fort Thabct was the usurping
rajah is erroneous The person meant
was the ommander-in-chief Of the
Manipuris i'm the field.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24

SENIOR Dos FELIX ClBRAISo G. ZE-
GARRA. minister from Peru to the
United States. presented his recall TO
President Harrison on the 18th. Sc
nor v Rigoyru. secretary Of legation.
is accredited as charge d'affaires until
the arrival Of Senior Zegarra : successor,
nov en- route.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24

THE announcement Is made that the
German government has determined 70
conclude commercial treaties with
Italy. switzerland and Belgium. in adj
dition TO the treaty Of commerce now
in course Of negotiation with Austro'
Hungary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24

A RrMoR is current in san Francisco,
TO the effect that the American and the
California sugar refneries are 70 com
bine under the title Of the Western SUI
oar Co.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24

THE grip has caused an cxtraordi-
nary mortality among old people in
West Virginia recently. From Green
brier county alone are reported the
deaths Of five women each over 81 years
old
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24

The secretary Of state has received
information from the United States
minister at Santiago de Chile. stating
that the government of Chilli had de-
clared closed the ports Of Chanaral.
Taltal. Antofagasta. Ocopilla. Iquique.
Calcta buene, Junin and Pizagua.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24

THE Direct United States Gable Co
announces through its New York Office
that on and after May the rates 70 the
various points Of Australia from New
York will be reduced about 80 per cent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24

TIE New York assembly has passed
a bill granting lands on Long Island 20
the United states, by purchase, for New
York harbor Notifications.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24

CouxT LEwESHArrr. who was mar
ried 70 daughter Of ex-Secretary Bay
ard ten days before. died In Whining
ton. Del. on the 18th.