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PLAN OF ACTION.
Mission Of Hydraulic Miners TO
Washington,
Conference Between The Delegation and
Governor Markham.
Bcd7 Of a Missing TeaHster Found in Sleek
ten Channel Hotel al Summit
Destroyed by Fire.

II
-'A'HA'Ll-> TO- req 'c'o u ~ &c" %
CofaX. Robert Mc@uIray OF 0'h Juan
Hon. y les Scaris If Nevada CITY, Colonel
Frank AIcLaaEI.n Of Orovil,e, William
T..5,r5 lr SIT, n neraloaisf, and j T.
r7.s..,, Of Io,,a U:r delera-es and alter
.-..f .l... ,fi.o~., Convent ~,
-...9 d"
IN fiS.. Was" A%.'A 10 '-'o"7 No'7''', ~
aid IN deyslus means by Whch
hydraulic mining may be resumed with
7..r5..o,+ o., tha rivers and
-"-
valleys, called On the Governor to-day.
-T.a visit was made lev tie committee in
g.. .,.,,-., .;,.-., fr,,,, +r,a Governor rs
0-"'' '0 e'''-i CAV .>1 - -"
LcU Lest toproceed Oh reaching Inc naHoAa'
r...t4l
,.-.--. s---,,.,., e., ,of,-,r,,a
-"gle was " -'..- N.-'l'- '-''1 '-'
to The proper committee before which 10
I.-i..r -ra r,7t+ar. and rs f. the amount that
--.....-,.., -. .ba t-s- hin
3''.- |N tt.'t '.A'-.-t ia ti'0
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Bad Advice.

Congressman Bowers has been advising
California raisin-makers, through the me-
dunn Of a Redlands paper to pack their
product as an imported article, labelling it
Malaga, because. he says, the country
demands imported Taisin. This is the Door
est kind of short-sigbted advice. How can
section ever build up a reputation and get
good prices for its products while thus sail
ing under borrowed cOIors2 Such advice
is specially fooling just now. when Cali
t0rnla ralsns are beginning TO drive the I'M
ported article out 1t Is 10 be hoped that
Southern California raisin men will care
fully refrain from following Mr. Bowers
bad advice, and Will continue to sell raisins
on their merits.
The morning call., 1892-02-09

time to time been searching for it. On
recent night Clark's widow was awakened
by the light Of lantern under tree in her
yard and discovered some boys at work
with pick. They dug about two feet in
the ground and secured broken pieces of
wooden box Continuing their labOTs, they
dug out an old coat and, after unrolling it,
found a revolver, some counteTfeitng mOlds
and $4,000 in greenbacks. Clark was hanged
death the remains OF Eve men and one
woman were found in cave near his
house, believed to have been murdered by
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4 VALID CLAIM.
Decision in Suit Against the Pacific Rail
way Comranv

Decision in Suit Against the Pacific Rail
way Company.
CHICAGO, Feb. s-The Pacific Railway
Company, with which c. b. Holmes and
number OF Chicago capitalists have figured
50 prominently, was defeated by Judge Nc
COnneu to-day in an attempt to escape a
So, 600 claim by pleading ilegality Of its
own act. The Pacific Rolliug-mill Com
pany, the creditor Interested furnished
rails for the Los Angeles Gable Railway in
1889. When that company sold ont to the
Pacific Company the latter, it is claimed,
assumed the debt. Payment was afterWard
refused, and the milling company sued.
In defense contention was made that the
Los Angeles company was organized under
the California laws, and had no right to sell
10 the Pacific Company, an Illinois corpora
ton. The case was submitted TO Judge
Mcconnell some weeks ago, and this mora
ing he entered judgment against the Pacific
Railway Company Tor S76,GlI An appeal
NAV be taken.
The morning call., 1892-02-09
A landslide Of Large Dimensions.


Last Sunday about II o'clock in the fore
noon, while churchill bells were pealng and
R0seUurg's good people were already in
church or on their way there, a tremendous
racket was heard in the vicinity OF Mount
Nebo, and on looking in that direction the
cause OF the unusual sounds was easily
learned. Several thousand tons of earth
aud rock had broken loose from near the
summit Of the mountain and was vending
its way to the river below. II was a grand
sight. Slowly it moved at FIRST, and in a
solid body, but after descending a few feet
its speed Increased and the huge mass be-
gan 10 crumble and break up, each indvid-
ual rock trying its level best TO first take
plunge bath IN the UmDqua. The wagon
ROAD between the bridge aud o. T. God
fTey's is blOckaded. being buried beneath
ten feet Of debris for distance of thirty or
FORTY feet
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DRUIDS' HALL SOCIETY.
They Hold Their Annual Election
Officers and Banquet.

They Hold Their Annual Election of
Officers and Banquet.
The annual meeting of the Druids' Hall
Society was held at their hall, Alb Suffer
street, last evening. The following Board
of Directors was elected: Henry Mohr,
p. Rohrbacher, Charles Lester, l.. ChaS-
sagne, f. CavagEarO, j. c. Haberling, NJ
Schloss, j. c. Bernstein, NJ. d. Vorrath,
John Floss. George A. Abel, l.. G. SchOrd
and J. III. Knarston.
After the adjournment Of the stock
holders meeting the Board of Directors
met and organized by the election of the
following officers President. Henry Mohr;
Vice-President. i. Rohrbacker; Secretary,
j. II. KnarstOn; Treasurer. N. DINNER.
TIE annual banquet of the board was
held at the close OF the meeting
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FIRE BELL.
Flames Broke Out in the Bay City Iron
Works.

Flames Broke Out in the Bay City Iron
Works.
An alarm was sent in from Box 81 at 6 As
last evening for a fire that broke out in the
pattern department Of the Bay City Iron
Works, 1913 and 325 Mission street and 1O3
and 10j Fremont street, owned by Bigelow
IL Little. The building, an old two-5tory
frame owned by the Fuller estate, was DAM
aged to the extent of $1,000, and the con-
tents $1,000. on the estimate of Captain
White of the Fire Patrol. The engine-shop
of w. ii. Gilman, 107 Fremont street, was
slightly damaged by water.
The alarm from Box 1877 at 2:35 o'clock
yesterday afternoon was for a fire III the
two-stOry frame residence of r. Lindeman,
at 812 OFarrell street The cause was de-
iective chimney, and the loss amounted 10
&1O0
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socialistio Meeting Dispersed.

BRUSSELS, Feb. San opep-air demon
strattoa in favor Of universal suffrage. or
gained by the Socialists, took place this
afternoon, in spite Of the torrents Of rain.
An enormous crowd assembled in the
Place Gu Congress. The Socialist leader,
Nolders. was beginning his speech. when
an order came from the Burg0master pro-
hbiting the meeting The crowd then dis
persed, singing the 1" Marseillaise and
shouting Vive la Tepublque." An i'll
door meeting was subsequently, held
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Held TO Answer.

TRAvER (Call Feb. 8.-J. b. Tucker.
alias Black Tucker" who assaulted and
robbed a Chinaman. an account Of
which has previously been published.
had n preliminary examination be-
fore Judge Boone today. /. r.
win Of HanfoTd appeared for the de-
tense and District Attorney Powers for
tie people Judge Boone held the defend
ant 30 answer the charge Of robbery and as
sault with deadly weapon, with bail fixed
at $1,000. The prisoner was taken 10 Visalia
jail this evening
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No LIGHT.
What Caused the Loss or the Ship Fern
dale and Seventeen Of Her Crew.

Tacoma Ledger.
i appears that the loss Of the ship Fern
dale, valued at $50 600. her cargo and seven
teen Of her crew, which occurred last week
of Grays HaTbOr, was in some degree at
least chaTgedble to tie fact that there is n O
lighthouse on that part Ct the coast One
OF the three rescued sailors says that when
they hrot reached tie shore they supposed
they were on some reef far out at sea. as
they could SEE no light, and thought if they
were near the mainland IN any civilized
part Of tie world a light Of some kind
would be visible from some point.
The fact that there is no light from Sboal-
water Bay 10 Cape Flattery is not wholly
the fault Of the Government. ii we remem-
Der correctly, fairly liberal appropriation
has already been made for a lighthouse
and fJg-signal service at the entrance to
Grays HaTb0r; but Washington seems to
have nobody at the capital who even takes
interest enough IN her affairs to see that
appropriations are applied Wnen they have
been obtained.
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TREASURY vAULTs ROBBED.
American Officers Notified Of a Crime Com
nitted IN Siberia.

CHICAGO, Feb. 8.-A Denver special says:
The Russian Government has officially mott
fed Chief of Police Farley, through its con-
sular agent at San Francisco, that one Of its
treasury vaults in Siberia was despOiled by
robbers and gold rubles TO the amount Of
$4,000 taken, and the Gar requests the
Chief to arrest the robbers if they arrive in
Denver. The robbery was committed De-
cember 1st The perpetrators escaped at
once across Siberia and the agents Of the
Russian police are Of the opinion that from
one Of the Chinese seaports they Will take a
ship for America.
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BODY RECOVERED.

The Remains Of a Missing Teamster Found
in Stockton Channel
STOCKTON, Feb. S.-Wjliam Corcorau, the
team-ter, whose disappearance was reported
81 few days ago, was drowned in the Stock
TN Channel HIS body was found In the
water today. Deceased was 4 single man.
II- was crazsd from drink when he was last
seen alive aud ii Is supposed that he wan
dared 10 tie water front and fell H. He
lived about Tracy for nearly seven years,
and laJ been engaged Ia farming and farm
labor.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

BANGOR (Me.). Feb st is stated that
the Grand Jury has indicted every rum
seller in the city.
NEW YORK, Feb S.-Carlyle w. Harris,
the medical student convicted of murder
ing his young wife, was sentenced to death
this morning
The morning call., 1892-02-09

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAW FRANCISCO. cal.
LOUISVILLE, FY NEW YORK, NJ
SEE ThsaTutr
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Contemplated Church improvements,

STOCKTON, Feb. 8.-The congregation Of
St Mary's Catholic Church yesterday met
Archbishop RiOrdan in the Assembly Hall,
adjoining the church, at an informal recep-
ton, and after the Building Committee re-
ported that the plans Of extensive improve
meDts to the church building had been
approved the people subscribed $1,000 to the
Building Fund. The church will be re-
modelled and enlarged, at a cost Of about
$4,000
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FIRE AT SUMMIT.

Eotel and Contents Burned and sn0w-sheds
Slightly Damaged
SUMMIT, Feb. 6.-A fire occurred here at
lan-past 1 O'Clock this afternoon. Goul-
Gems hotel was completely destroyed;
nothing was saved. Tie loss will agEre-
gate between $4,000 ana $4,000. Tie
snow-sheds were slightly damaged. No
one was injured seriously, though few
were slightly hurt The IRE was still burn
M a 9 O'clock.
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VERDICT SET ASIDE.

Decision in the Case OF an italian Convicted
Of Murder
SANTA Rosa, Feb. 8.-Judge Crawford
to-day rendered anopinion setting aside the
verdict iu the case against ZelezH. an
italian fisherman Of san Francisco who
was convicted Of killing lis partner on the
Pe,a.gma flats. In his opinion the Judge
discu. sei the imprObabIity Of the deed
having been done with Ratchet The de-
Tense claimed that he wounds in the head
Were caused by striking against the Tudder
willie the corpse was being t0wed in the
The morning call., 1892-02-09

LONDON. Feb. S.-A letter to the Times,
over G. w. Smalley's signature, complains
that the English Postoffice authorities made
no attempt to forward the Elders mail
until North German Lloyd officers started
hints to that effect. The same Indifference
was shown 10 all American mails arriving
at Southampton.
The morning call., 1892-02-09
burglar Cantured.

EApA. Feb 8-The residence Of John
Van Barren Of this city was entered by
burglar on Sunday evening. he was seen
bv the owner Of tie house and fed Later
he was arrested by Sheriff Mckenzie. The
man when arrested feigned insanity and re-
fused 70 give his name
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ing, it is alleged. pasted boycott circulars
on the window of the store of c. Curtin,
91l and 9l3 Market street. appeared in the
Police Court yesterday, pleaded not guilty
and demanded a trial by jury The case
was set fer trial on the 2Sth of next April.
The morning call., 1892-02-09
a MurdereT's Treasure Unearthed,
Chieapo Herald

Considerable excitement has been occa-
stoned near Bedford, Ind, by the finding of
$1,000 in greenbacks at the roots of tree in
which Stephen Clark was hanged by mob
several years ago. 1t was supposed that
Clark had hidden large sumssof money, and
the boys in the neighborhood have from
The morning call., 1892-02-09

MONTICELLO ark. Feb. S.-Chloe. the
15-year-Old daughter of jackson Wright.
was assaulted by a negro named Henry
Beaver this morning. Beaver was alter
ward found hanged to tree and riddlcd
with bulletS
The morning call., 1892-02-09
CaniiaI Increased.

The Directors Of tile Peninsular Trading
and Fishing Company have filed a certifi-
cate Of increase Of capital stock from $780,
600 10 S2J0,000.
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INNOCENT BUT CONVICTED.
The Case OF Edward Murphy Sent tn
Prison for Another's Crime.
Chicago Herald

Chicago Herald.
Edward Murphy, who died at Jackson.
Mich, aged 80 years, from the effects of
being struck by an engine, has had re-
markable experience. Thirty years ago he
was tried and convicted of murder in the
first degree and sent to prison for life. sew
en- years were spent in solitary confinement
until lie solitary was abolished. then for
shot. At the end of twenty-five wears
dying man confessed to the murder and
Murphy was released. That was seven
years ago. The State pensoned him at S3O0
a year by special act Of the Legislatures
He was broken down and his death resulted
from bis inability to hear the whistle OF the
train.
The morning call., 1892-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

Day and might've are continually
at work studying the ways of re
ducj1g the prices of groceries.
We are only able to quote few
of our prices;
The morning call., 1892-02-09

SACRAMENTO, Feb S.-Robert MangOld,
q Young German, aged %, committed suicide
this afternoon in a butcher-shOp by shoot
ing. lie was snort in his accounts.
The morning call., 1892-02-09

Is one Of the chief blessings Of every home. To
always nsEre good custards, pUddings. sauces etc.
use Gail Borden Eagle" Brand Condensed MIX
Directions on the label. Sold by your grocer and
druggist
The morning call., 1892-02-09
Four Persons KilIed :

LITTLE Rock Ark, Feb. Sword has
just been received that at Saltons Mill. near
PaTagould, Saturday; while number of
persons at the mill were getting grain
ground the boiler exploded, killing four per-
sons outright
The morning call., 1892-02-09

SAN RAFAEL, Feb. 8.-LeIand, son of
Vincent Liberty, met with what might lave
proved fatal accident this morning while
riding horse after cattle. The horse fell,
The morning call., 1892-02-09

Liberty falling under the animal, breaking
both bones in the left leg. After lying
helpless half an hour he was found and con-
NnNnl hnntn.
The morning call., 1892-02-09
The LATE JUDGE sTONEY.
Resolutions Of Respect Adopted and Eulogis
tic Speeches Delivsrsd

-Fale--I7
EAPA, Feb. SIN the Superior Court Of
Napa County this afternoon resolutions
Cf respect 10 the memory Of the late Judge
Thomas p. Stoney, formerly Superior Judge
here, were adopted. Eul0gisuc speeches
ere made by Attorneys Denis Spencer.
Henry Hogan, a. j. Hull and Superior
Judge Ham,
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THE MAGGIE ROSS.
Repairs Completed and the Steamer Dis
ratchel 70 San Francisco.

-"-U---
NEWPORT .Oregonl Feb S.-The steam
schooner Maggie Ross. which was badly
disabled at sea December 4lh, sailed for San
Francisco this morning in command Of Cap
tain j. WuaDt, repairs having been COM
Dlsted. The Maggie Ross was picked up off
c-usiaW by tie steamer Willamette Valley
and tsWtd TO this port, the crew having
taken 20 tie boats The willamette Valley
received 5000 salvage. The insurance
company which had all the risks made re-
pairs tg tile vessel
The morning call., 1892-02-09

Sbrunken. half-wOrn bed blankets or COM
forts, past using on bed, make good pads
to put under a stair carpet.
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WANTS a Jury Trial.

Daniel Murphy. arrested last Sunday
night on charge Of inisdemeanOr for hay
The morning call., 1892-02-09
Remember We Pay the FREIGHT

On all goods to Oakland, Alameda, Berke-
ley, Sau5alito, Tiburon, San Rafael. San
Lorenzo, Haywards, Vallejo, Napa, Calls
toga. san Ieandro, San Mate0, Redwood
City, Mill Valley, ST. Helena. Newark,
Beucia San Quentin. Martinez, San Jose.
Fruityale and Stockton. except -four sugar
and potatoes.
g@ SEND FOR MONTHLY CAT
ALOGUES. Sent free everywhere.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-30

John y. Maclean writes from Colnn-
bus. o.:
n lot ~ Canadian pine lumber. when \
bought late for use in our factory. FIRST,
the dealer from whom | bonght - u Ise-
puhlican. In the customary dickcring
before the deal he stated that among
other items Of expense lie had % pay
81 900 duty.
well. bat said I. "you don't mean
70 try 10 make US pay that. You're
Mckinley man. and Mckinley says the
Canadian pays the tariff
mckinley be bowed said ne. Let
him try to bring over some lumber, and
he'll find ont who pays the tarn.
"Woli. the short and long OF It y we
Maid the tariff, and although my partner
ithe head of the FIRM is a strong Repub-
lean. he has been unable TO devise any
means of getting il back from the Cana
dian. l have referred the matter 70
dozens Of tariffites, but begin 70 think
that NV only hope is to have our gov
ernor himself show how che trick -
done. In the meanwhile fear we shall
have 70 charge IL mp 10 the protected
carpenters and builders Of this city and
vicinity.
..sSreat Godr exclaimed Mr.. McKin-
lev in his debate with Campbell az Ada
last fall. docs q man need chart to
see who paws the duty Not at all, my
dear governor. just buy a car Of Cana.
dian pine. and you'll have some ''tariffic'
knowledge thntm stick 70 you better
than Jimmie Camphell's Chart
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-30

b was Purely Theorctiea, and Placed
Indta where America I.ie&

r Was Purely Theoretical and Places
India where America I.ies
Maps based on ascertained facts are .
rodern idea Prior to the age Of the
discovery in which Columbus is the
most illustrious figure. known facts were
not thought absolutely needful IN tho
drawing OF maps. Maps were plenty;
facts tor them were used as far as they
would go; after the facts We're exhaust
ed. geographical theories answered as
well.
Thus Ptolemy. in the map which
served Europe for . dozen centuries,
sketched the lands about the Mediterra-
mean with at least recognizable degree
az correctness. But when he reached
the limits OF the explored regions he did
not hesitate to finish his map; he simply
mt beyond the known frontiers what he
thought ought 70 be there. He believed
that beyond the visited portions OF the
earth were only vast deserts or impen-
etrable swamps. He had no idea OF
open oceans beyond the known lands.
Ptolemy. however, understood and rep
resented the sphericity OF the earth.
What is still more curious. he estimated
the earth's circumference astonishingly
near the truth. He made It only $500
miles too little
But after Ptolemy. about $50 A. D..
a geographer Of the church arose whose
name was Cosmas. He scorned tho
blasphemous idea that the earth was
round. He laid out the whole universe
in about the shape Of . Saratoga trunk"
to follow the figure Of Professor John
Fiske.
But discoveries had been pushing east
ward across Asia Some monks sent
ont as missionaries in about 1850 A. D..
learned from Chinese whom they fell IN
with that on the eastern shore Of China
was vast ocean.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-30

rAir-.The Girl left Behind Mel
o Zen. do you know 10 the polls Wei 20
For Grover in November
O Ben. do You know you will have no show
With Grover in November!
CHORUS.
No G. o. p nor tariff high;
That force bill we remember
No tin NcKin can ever win
With Grover in November.
d Ben. do you know that the cock willcrow
For Grover in November
O Ben. do you know you are all too slow
For Groyer in November
q Rem. do you know we are all In tow
For Grover in November,
So. Ben. here's 60. let the good cheer How
For Grover In November.
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Il = : mistake 20 suppose that there
49, up tos short time ago. no moan
m<nt 20 Columbus IN The United S<a1us.
There = : monumental shaft In Balti-
norA r. okscursly placed ana = -
scrited "Cxrik Columb1s.- Il ds1ss
from ia u ~sserected BY the Yrench
consul general. D. Am&mour. who. wifh
s0ns hundred O. more Preach oGlcsus
sDd soldiers remained IN baltimore
stser TIE en- q ths RevolusionAry var.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-30

Francis B sIlsmy. chairman. represent-
ING The YO-ths Companion, Boston
John w. Dickinson, secretary q tho
Massachusetts, bard of education
Thomas y Stockwsu. ccmmimfCner
a Rhode Island public schcolA
W. r. Garrett. superintsndento q pub
Lie insrruct,ru Il Tennessee
Ferris s FITCH. superintendent q pub
hc instruction Of Michigan
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-30

Executors Sale Of Real Estate'
NOTICE il hereby given that the nm.
~ dersigned Executor Of the last will
|of Daniel j. Banta. deceased, will sell a.
private sale the following described
real estate, situate 10 Dubois County,
Indiana. viz:
The west half OF the soutn- west
quarter Of action No. twenty-three (23),
|iownship No one ID, south, range NO.
|(6) west, so acres; and the south east
quarter OF the south- est quarter Of said
section. township and range, 40 acres
In both tracts l20 acres, more
Tor less.
Applications and bids OF purchasers
viii be received bv the undersigned
Executor At his residence and store In
the town OF ireland. Dubois County.
Indiana, and, also, by Taylor q Hunter.
at their law Office 10 jasper, Indiana.
until the
18TH DAY on OCTOBER, 1892.
TEENS OF SALE One fourth Of the
purchase money each. the residue IN
three payments q six. twelve and
eighteen months. purchaser giving notes
for deferred payments bearing six per
cent interest from date, waving benefit
or valuation laws. with freehold surety
10 The approval az The Executor.
JOHN r NORMAN. EXECUTOR.
Tsaylor 4 Hunter. Atty's.
sept. 16, ls92-4w.
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Bainbridge Tow nslsip Trus'
tees Notice.

sUVHE undersigned, Trustee or Bain-
= bridge township, Dubois county,
will attend 10 Township business on
Saturday ofevcry week, 1t his residence
on North Main street, between Sew
ensh snd Eighth. in Jasper.
The Library Of said Township IL kept
AZ the bookstore Of Mr. Jacob Gosmann.
where persons wanting books can obtain
them AZ any time.
JOSEPH ECKSTETN, Trustee
April 20, 1888 -ly.
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Under the Mckinley hill the eovern-
ment lost during the year 1891. more than
81 .0CO. 900 through the non-coiIecting of
duties on the clothing Of protected Re-
publican rnonopciists and their families.
imported into the United states without
payment Of duty.
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Every man who fired shot into the
Homestead wage workers was a Reprb-
li.-ar. He was shooting in The interest
If the robbo- tariff tax law Anderson
Dem ,crat