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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-09

Ga "There's mcndmg broken record It's like
the clothes you've ougrowngood only for smaller
Our record for good vaucspomp delivery has not been
monkeyed with.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-09
Saved a Woman's Life.

Mr.. j. E. Thoroughbred, writing
from Georgetown, Delaware, says:
1.-TWO teaspoonfuls of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna Rem
edy saved the life of Mrs. Jane
Thomas, of this place" He also
states that several other very bad
cases of bowel complaint there have
been cured by this remedy. Fol-
sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith
81 CO., Agents.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-09

glandfathers in Honolulu, it's pity of the
GROWERS not young enough to enjoy them Our prices
conform with the timcs-chCapcr than ever.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-09
Arrivals.

THURSDAY Sept. 8.
S S China, Seabury, from Hongkong and
Yokohama
FRIDAY, Sept. 9.
Stmr Kaala from Waianae and Waialua
Schr Mile Morris from Koolau
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-09

TINE WEEKLY BULLETIN-2S COL
Il umns of Interesting Reading Matter.
Islands, 81; mailed to foreign countries 50.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-09

NJYy " True character seldom appears the surface
The sattemly hole in the heel of ones stocking usually
covered by weposhed leather The character of New
CLOTHES WRINGERs, however, sticks out all over.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-09

A fine chance to get Hawaiian and
Samoan curios will be afforded at
an auction sale to be held by l.. j.
Levey at 10 o'clock Tuesday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-09

The Misses Adeline and Beatrice
Willis, nieces of Rev. Bishop Willis,
will leave on the steamer w. G.. Hall
on Friday next for Kona, Hawaii, to
accept positions as teachers in the
South Kona Boarding School
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-09

At the meeting of the Fire De
partment last night asfuneral bill
of SIS for John Sullivan, deceased
member of Engine Company No, /
was passed. A report from the exc,
cutive committee on the accident tc
No. Is engine stated that the CHIEF
Engineer at the investigation cen,
sured the driver for his want of care
The Department voted down a mo-
ton to consider the report and adj
iourned.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-09

DR.. McLennan has removed to Ala
kea street, opposite the Y. M. G. A.
hall, premises lately occupied by DR..
Lutz. Office hours, 8 to 1872 to 4,
and evenings 6 TOT Sundays 10 to l..
Bell telephone 1877 Mutual 6s2.
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FOUND
RE-oPENED.

rTHE CITY SHOElNG SHOP HAS RE
i opened and is prepared to do first
class work rs formerly
A. K. ROWAT,
Proprietor.
]. W. MCDoNALp, Manager.
Honolulu, sept, Z, 1892. 5lG-lw
Picture Frames mdde 10 order from
--latest Styles Of Mouidiags, Rcnora-
ton Of old Pictures a speciality at King
Bros, Hotel street,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-09

The publishers of Husted's Direc-
tory have sent specially bound
copy as a gift to the Queen. 1t is in
white vellum with leather corners,
bearing in gilt the inscription, eli
liuokalani, Queen of the Hawaiian
Islands"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-09

The Portuguese Benevolent So
ciety has received a spar eighty feet
long for new flagpole at the club
house on Alapai street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-09

Root Beer on draught at Benson,
Smith e. Co.'S.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-09

A Chinese washman stated the
other day that about eight thousand
pieces were destroyed by the fire at
the Government wash house on
Tuesday morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-09

Mechanics Home, SO and 81 Hotel
street. Lodging by day, week or
month-25c. and soc. night; 81
and S1.25 week.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-09

Mrs. Good has notice regarding
the re-opening of her well and favor
ably known millinery establishment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-08

me steamer Colder ltule f,nr...
war; ~ ~sineinnati-ii,e IN. !. "r
- state Essn Lot aud Other. NUM-
80" Wa'thont ~ the N.mrh,. ,nn
% ~" h"tned-Thc Victims. '"''t
CINCINNATI. April l.-Th.
""lu'n hnic which was Ia ha.. i..,
Q o'clock Yesterday afternoon t.. "
uricans caught FIRE nhout hnlr w.
before The time for her departurr. IN,
was burned 10 the waters rdy. q'
were fifty people aboard the ycs~.
y large consignment 81 freight.
Inc iiames spread 81 rapidly ,l,, n
passengers and crew barely
win their lives. Several nf ,l..
Jumped into the water. 81, \, "
thought all were rescued. win ,i,..
ception 81 Miss Nellie Maloncy. NJ ,h;.
city. who was seen to jump MA n,
swift current and disappear. Twn NJ.
men were seriously hurt Nv ~,iu,l...
falling from the roof Of the wharf n..,
The steamer keystone STATE r..x.n.i
thirty-tive people and steamed a,.,.,.,
the river. The entire fire d.n,r,.
mcnt 81 the city was on the rrurnd
but II was powcrlcss to save the doomed
steamer.
The wharf boat 81 the Mpmnb;s
Packet Go. caught fire from the bIa,;r,
boat and was almost entirely consumed
The hull Of the Golden Rule lr.l.
loose from her moorings and dslft.,
down the river about 200 feet and .nnA
IN 20 feet Of water. The total los Mir,
approximate $4,000: partly insured
LATER. Second mate Frank l.il,.y
and a deck land named Nat Homer a.a
missing. They were in the hold ~ III
vessel when the fire broke ont aad I,
supposed they We're drowned.
LATER.
Thus far five lives are known +, f,..
been lost. These are:
Miss Nellie Maloncy.
Frank Reilly. second mate.
Jim Madison. mate.
Nat Homer. white Geek hand.
An unknown woman.
Mrs. Easton. ~ ADHESION. n sui,nrh N
this city. is also missing. and itis fearca
She Is lost.
Three or four others who were knn,c,
20 have been on the boat. but wi.os,
names Were not obtained are mis- inc.
the death list may be increased "a
Or more. None of the bodies haze
been recovered although scarchcrS ar.
diligently at work. Mis- Malpncy
jumped into the river between tn
Goldca Rule and Fleetwood
and her body il supposed (; Q be near thr
Of the disaster. She los, her
presence Of mind completely Or could
have saved herself hy way Of the Fleet
wood.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-08

New York April Mrs. Margaret
Doanc. a handsome. middlc-agcd woman,
the wife % a produce dealer. doing bus
mess IN Washington market. threw her
self with her 5-ycar-old son Frank
from the third story Of her resi-
dencc- a59 Elworth street, Hoboken,
Mrs. Dcane's arm and leg were broken
and she was probably fatally injured
internally. Her boys skull was frac-
tured and his death is looked for az any
moment. The affair created intense
excitement in the ncighborhood. where
the residcnts arr mostly wealthy New
York business men
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-08
THE SALMON FI5HCRIEs.
Ar Effort ~ the Part ~ Canadian and
Americans 90 Prevent the determination
81 salmon.

Ar Effort nu the Part 0f CANADIANS and
Americans 20 Prevent the determination
of salmon.
HcsroS- April Ia petition has been
forwarded from this city to the Cana
dian minister ~ marine and fisheries,
signed by lis ow ncrs and ~lcssres "a fish
ing privileges in Canadian rivers. the
signer~ being fairly divided between
Canadians and Americans. The petit
ton sets forth that s'of late salmon
have become more and more scarce each
year in the Canadian rivers: that unless
the Dominion government shall
promptly adopt some decided and IL
fectivc measures to enable a larger
number Of salmon 70 safely reach their
spawning grounds. great danger Of cx-
termination Of the species will be
incurred; that the present requirement.
that the nets shall b. raised from sat
urday evening till Monday morning.
afipr's Inadequate opportunity for 4
fair proportion ~ the fish 10 safely
rcac.. their spawning grounds: there
fore II is respectfully pctitioned that
all salmon nets and traps be hereafter
raised during three successive days and
nights Of each week. which shall lie the
same stated three days and three nights
for all nets.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-08
ADMIRAL WALKERS MISSION.
y Report. Via London. that the tni,.d
states has Entered Into u rractIeal A.
iianrc. Through the Efforts az Walker.
with the Argentine Republic.

AMN liz HE
states has Entered Into a rracfIcal a.
lance. Through the Efforts of walker.
with the argentine Republic.
LONDON. April IA dispatch from
Encnos Ayres "a the Times ~avs: An
indiscrcct notice 70 the pres thr origin
Of which has been traced 10 one IL The
ministers. states that Admiral Walker
was the bearer 81 happy proposals
which insured the settlement Of CUES
tions between the Argentine Republic
and the United States. This was SUP
ported BY subsequent post-prandAl
speeches Of the American minister. the
secrctarvof the legation and Others here.
The denial led me closely u ~inye~ti-
gate the affair. Asa result ! have come
To the conclusion that the A. as'inc
declaration that reciprocity with the
Inited States has been declined. was
only half The truth.
AT first the Argentine Erpubli dr-
clincd 10 hold their war-ship.a At the dis
poSal Of the United States. bat the gov
eminent has nov accepted ia principle
Admiral Walkers generous offer ~ the
United States protection in ease the
Argentine republic becomes involved IN
boundary questions with Chilli and Bra
iii and protection against foreign inter
ference II the Argentine republic At
tempts to cancel her European obllga-
ticns.
Brazil. desiring Il rcscind the rcci-
pretty treaty which was obtained. rs
the Erazilians declare. under promises
which have not been fulfilled. has now
been thrown over by the United States.
Chilli might possibly Be attacked
through the Argentine Republic. while
funds will be advanced 70 Peru ~ cna-
bic her % pay Chill the Tacna-Arica N
dcmnity. the consideration ~ thi, being
the excellent and easily defen>ihlc pnrt
of Chimbolc. which Il TO he held ready
ns a United states naval station.
This Is a part ~ Secretary Nlaine'S
ambitious programme I" destroy Euro
influence in the South Atlantir.
and Pacific in order 10 secure . ro,sd
card for the presidential election. Thr
present moribund Argentine govern
mcnt Ices not represent the feeling VI
the most valuable class of public opin-
in that IL has accepted . scmi-pro-
.tcctoratc from the United States. The
however. insists that N
absolutely nothing and accepts
only what hin rs the United States and
not Argentine.
II Il alleged that Admiral Walker has
nlso been negotiating with Uruguay
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-08
PRoMsNENT cHiLlANs.

Jufto unnados E~plnoxn aud j. q. No
kennn. Who shared Minister Ernn.s
Hospitality Ia Santiago. Arrive Ia New
A~nrk-rhey Are frofasc Ia Expressions
~ "rstttude Tor the Protection and shell
ter 81 ths stars and stripes.
NV yonK. April 1.-Two 81 the
most important persons who took refuge
IN the United States legation al Santi-
r on the downfall. last year, Of I'rcsi-
dent i;almaceda. arrived Ia New York,
Wednesday. On the Pacific mail steam-
ship Newport from Colon. They arc
Julio Banando~ Espinosa and j. n. Me-
kenna. members ~ the so-callcd dicta-
tors cabinet during the crucial period
Of his administration.
Senior Mckenna was accompanied bv
his wife and six children. AT the Hotel
Victoria he told a reporter 81 the United
Press that Il was his intention 10 make
his home here for the next year and 4
half for the purpose Of educating his
children. and AT the end Of that time Il
was possible that he would retnrn 10
Chilli Referring To the terrible DAYS 81
Halmaccda's downfall. Senior Mckcnna
aid that words could not express
his feelings ~ gratitude Ia our Minister.
Patrick Egan. for his protection and
shelter. That he was sustained by his
government in that course continued
the ex-ministcr. warmly. Twas and Il.
cause for deeper gratitude on our part
70 the great and noble American gov
We were -four months and n
half at he lagation. and in all time.
despite the terrible drain we were on
Mr.. Eagan. we were treated with every
courtesy and kindness possible. At first
We were about 100 in all. Our number
gradually decreased after the
~sionalists established themselves in the
government until at last we were only
twelve"
senior Mckcnaa. in conclusion. again
took occasion 10 speak very highly %
Minister Egan. and said he won and en-
joys the respect and esteem Of both
sides He predicted that the mgr
fiunalists before very long will grant
amnesty 70 all political exiles.
Seno EspinpSl Is staying al the Ilo-
Tel America. lie Is famous throughout
his countrv for his knowledge If law
and skill in practice and as a statesman
= conceded even by his opponents to
bc one ~ the most astutc that Chill
ever produced. This Is his first visit To /!
this country. and his admiration OF
New York. p~redispc~cd as he was 10
ike anything American by reason of
his deep gratitude 10 the United states.
Is unboundcd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-08

AsAIE tram I8Giu In Near
Weem~- Ala. and the Mail Car fsiised
81 All the Registered MaiI-Thr clerk
IA Charge Wounded Slightly BY a Pistol
shot.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, April The
passenger train which left here at mid
night for Atlanta on the Georgia Pacific
railroad, was held up BY masked rob
hers at a. m. near Wecms. ten miles
east ~ here. As the train moved away
from the station. n robber bearded the
engine and covered the engineer with a
rifle. compelling him To stop the
train 500 feet away on a t~rcstlc.
One man stood guard over the engineer
and fireman. while several others
opened fire on the inside Of the train in
order 70 frighten the passengers.
Another robbcr knocked on the door u
the mail ear. demanding entrance,
which was refused. He then broke
open the door. firing NJ the postal clerk,
who was slightly wounded. Every
registered letter in the car. sun
posed to contain about $1,000. was
taken. The entire robbery was done Ia
a few minutes. In which time several Of
the gang kept up the firing. and Flarman
Quincy Adams came near being killed.
The engineer says the robber on the en-
was white man. and the postal
clerk says the man who robbed him was
a mulatto. Officers with bloodhounds
are close on the trail Of the robbers.
There was no express car in the train.
Eighty-fve registered packages were
taken from the mail ear. two Of which
we're fonnd hy q campfire in the woods
near by. Dogs followed the trail Of the
TO Irondalc. whore the bandits
stole " mules from i man named
and fled. Three men composed
tho party. The officers are ii hot pur-
suit. and will. no doubt. capture the
robbers. Il. X. Hughes is the name 81
the postal clerk who was wounded by
he robbers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-08
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

4. the senate IN III Isl after rnutine
>rnatUr PETER introduced :
BAL - authorize the secretary II the
trrzsrry u exchange treasury notes at
par fer All outstanding United states
binds The r1innr details n the Indian
appropriation bill the main features IL
which lad b-rn adopted occupied the
rrmzindrr ~ the ~ssion---.--Tn the
hou<e- after uniaportant prrliminaries
the frv--wDol bill was taken ID In com
mi--ec ~ the whole
CHAHzEs H. DExkE- ex-cnirf-ius.ice
y -he erur- ~ claims was fornd dead
IN hi bad - hr r=sdencc in Washing
ton On the III His ,icath VA entirely
unexPer;c1- - the night previous he
attended rr1ycrr1eetinwa At the Western
Fr~sShTrsrian church and took Part as
E~rsal- Returning hGmr. he ~ps-nt an
hour - trn with Ill, family. and refined
in apparently esd hralth- Judge
Drake naS II YEAR I'D.
Ex1srv- JrHS NJ IioYT- chairman II
the Russian famine rrIicf O. mmirtee II
TO United --AteS. s. sending out ar an
pal ad<ir~-u t0 me mayor anal conn
81 90 ether chief arth0ririeS ~ the in
cOrpprated cssies and villages III the
whole cannfy- IL j. = striking picture
n the surcrin1s in the famine districts
Drrwsye. the murderer. arrived at
Melbourne nn the IL. on the steamer
f;allear-. An immense crowd awaited
him. b-t the wharf and the streets
werr strongly guarded ~ the nolirc.
AMI h. wzS safely ~e~c0rtei to jail- The
rrcud ho,ss-i the prisoner. hut a.
tempted ~ violence
Ma. Macy Rrugrxnx. mother If tr.h-
bishop Eiprlun ~ ~an Franci~-p. ana
y Fathsr F-J. KirrIcn- = prominent
-rlr~in~.ir ~ Chicago. DID al the ri
irn-r - her daughter. in the latter city
n the - She hal just rca.hed hr-
~ birthdav-
o. - thr mr~t Widespread. ami dis
aS-rrn~ cytlones that ha~ visited Thu
-pnn-rT fr- many years al dt-trsc-
tim ~ lifr and pruprrty fhrnurhon.
Nebraska. Iowa. Western Missouri Ard
Kansas nr the Tt.
II J. Now kn0wn that their. were
sirhi pT~sn~ and perhaps nine.
1roxne~i trs4n thr Steamer Golden Rule.
whirh burned AZ tn wharf III cincin-
nati IN the -
- the L.. The hou~. r-,,snmjrr.-. ~
appropriations rsPn~ts-i thr urgency
i~hri~ney hill The am1n CARRIED 81
tn hill - s911.Soa.
Tnf durhs~s ~ T.astrana died sud
ieniy IN the 1T >he leaves her rrrat
- the JeSnit~4
fElSrE EisMxEck rsas :. Years old on !
he ist-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-08

IT ! reportesi that Lori Sali<hurv i
more rr~olu-e than ever in hi deter
rninatiun np- - renew the ms-ins "
s~ndi- and that the ~metitat.-d Hl@-al
attack upon the y~srcrnmcnfs policy in
Behring "a has only strengthened the
rurpo~e Of the ministry in this respect.
the gorernmen fer,inr sure that Il viii
T. sustained ~ the country in refusing
O. accsx.e - the American demand
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-08
The work or the Ciicag" Grand Jury
Liable 10 Come - Nothing

CmrcAco. March 3i.-It Il possible
that. with one or two exceptions. W,
entire -ork accomplished by the tranu
jury with regard 70 the "brudi"rs WI
be undonc before the final adjournment
on Saturday. The jurors haze aisc'v'
cred that In the majority q The cascs II
which they have returned true Pill
there Il not enough evidence 20 con
vict. and several mo bills" viii n rc-
turned before the terms work II com
plctc. This Il stated IN the AUTHORITY
IL Cen. Lcib. foreman Of me '7on
County grand Jury.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-08

LONDON. April IA dispatch q III
Times from Calcutta says: The con
tinucd unprecedented fall IN the rate -
exchange il causing univcral conSterna.
ton here and threatens 10 parlvzc Az
branches ~ trade. Much indignation
is expressed ut the apathy Of the gov-
eminent. II IL generally hoped that ihc
government will greatly reduce ne
sales ~ India council bills and raise 2
gold loan Of &. O0O. 900 or Es.ooo.oo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-08

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thirty All s,r-x ..r.;m< -
British columbia -aI~r~ s..r a,u,-
.x@ a-rrreratinr s5co.csO have ben for
xzrdel - The department ~ marine 1t
)ttawA. Ont. in compliance with the
proclamation requesting claims fnrcnm-
sensation fur L. s-aa>inned ~ The -
,ul~i0n II ~salrr~ fran the Isehrinr -
the modu~ vfrcrdi-
THr ,r;zI ~ waI-.r ,-rora :. g.
innari. charged with murder IN the
Ir~t dsrrr~. ended- on tn. sOth. with
rriirt II murder IN The >ssond derre.
penalty II which i ir-npri~.,umenr
on life. Arnold killed KYLE Chapman
a the steamer >so.ia. Novemh-r "
a<r-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-08

The rreats~t railway works in the
world thu~e ~ the London 4 North
western railroad At Crewe. narrowly
escaped destruction hy firr On th@ .srh.
Before p e~onfarrafion WAS subius-d.
many buildings with their machinery.
were consumed The damage i eSti-
mated AZ sln-oco. the principal ln<s b.
ing the machinery. a large numtrr n
people are ont Of work through the
calamity.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-08

TnE lawyer Who his undertaken IN.
crfen~e n reeminv. the prrprtrator ~
IN Rain Hill Liverpool mnrlerS savs
~ conclusive evidence that the pri--
oner = insane n~ming was mentaslr
dsrangsd- hc ays. when NJ lived m
sydney and several prr~ons who knew
him fhrrr will D. produced ii the trial
- testify that he was often wild and
sncchercnt in his converSafion and -
rcgardei - irresponsible.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-08

I'M NAkbLE the falls pilot n Loui<-
49, A. NAs stricken Win aPoplexy
II rs -''n- while taking p John A.
N"N OYER the falls His concirion !
80 ertsraA taPt- Marble ! ~ vear
o's- ana = ? q the river
n-n IN tne Ncst
Ak \ fAEpkK- the coal king died AZ
ini-1itiphia O. the eth His ealth
2 t~ren Varlou>ly estimated ~ from
sA-vV0-"p1 - SI0.vco-opc- IL J. possibly
n'1 over tAe latter q rhr~e n-ure~ but
II NAY even exceed them At the time
n ~ atAtn ne was not able - estimate
-
lHE graf rush to~cure lea~@of min
erai lands IA the iron belt IN the north
ern part - Ninne~ota ! specifically over.
na~mu a. nearly all the land supposed
N os nrarng = secured either by
- cA1r-
Hose persons Of Tel keyh Turkey.
vno VIOLENTLY expelled Rev Mr.. Ainslie.
one a the mLss'cnarie~ ~ The American
co1rd- some time agn- have been tried
eo1Ficted and imprisoned
JrsS j. LEssExAs. the vouthful
rank who on Deo~mber = last called
II the mansion II Cnrn@liu< x.nd4-hsi.
and demanded the ~miIlionaire's brains.
-nn ~no va committed for mental *
h developed : new mania
which ha> becn . ~purce u great an
nDyanc q the family ~ Jay Gould
re made frequent calls ~ their resi-
. ringing the frn and demanding
go NJ 'oulds oldest daughter
n- 3D. declaring himself 10 te her
sossr- ne was arrested on the 18th
M ~ W helieTne hospital
L"Er >~AIi-BrEfs last note Is said 70
ecnrain the intimztion that the British
government : willing u enter into an
a~rrangrnent for the protection q the
Sals in E,ehring "a as ~oun a. the arb
ration 'reatF = ratified
IHE North German Lloyd steamship
khier. which went ashorr ca Arhcrheld
rrk~ uf the Isie If Wight. On the
night a January FL has f-SHn success
fully aoatrd into deep water and towel
into southampton This J. : great vic-
tnrT for sapt- Hein~cke- hut for who<e
PERSISTENT pleading~ , res~el would
hAsr DSen given mp tothc wrath ~ the
~av
NAroR FAEcEr7 ~ F:rrlinr-dn. IA.
h-an HI administrator ~ an order
~ ali gamblers and disreputable char
aeters p leave the city a. onrr. and for
ah saloons - eio~e 80 midnight and all
oay sunday The police are strictly
1rrF'ng out his orders
iccai expre@Smen ~ Chicago
nave formed = combine md visitors to
'ne Words fair Inaugural c~remonies
VII have - pay nifty cents instead a
TWENTY-FIVE To- ha-inr trunks handled
IL .n1' elty- inns vii induce many
1FaF ~ 'cave their Trunks ~ hnme
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-08

>EvERsL davs ago James y. Guthrie.
. prominent baptist divine III Posts-
vile. "a received intelligence IL the
killing 81 his IN Luther On The Penn
<yivania nilrad ~ John~tnwn- The
remains were identified. taken hnrne
and buried i n0w tran~pirs~ tl.at
Young Guthrie ! s;Iil alive. his parents
having rceiv.-i . letter frosn him ~
snr 18th written after the burial * hi,
supposed h-iy-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-08

PREMIER RrnESi has written = letter
approving the propo~edparticipation br
Italian artists in the Chicago Worlds
fair and promising the moral Snpp-orr ~
tn government which he av= would
facilitate in every p~sihle manner the
transportation and >ate keeping o; The
Italian exhibits