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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-05-20
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JASPER UNION FLOUR MILLS /!

BoHSrRr fsRo1HERs having purchased
re above xelI known Mills. have had
them thoroughly cverhsnIed. and are
nov prepared 20 make the best
Patent Roller Flour
ever made in Dubci. county The
Pearl Belle l. siriefl, . <fr<ixht grade
~ first qnsl;rs. Our Family Flour l.
: brand rhst for IT, quality cannot - ex-
relled We solicit the custom Of Farm
er<. and will b. ready q al times 10 ex-
change -four for wheat q the highest
market price,
BErxs q YoCR WHEAT and -e viii
psy Won cs<h al the market will ailow.
CORN NEAL siwsys on hand % cell
or exchange Bran and Shipst00 q the
lowest market price Give us . trial
ard re viii srv 70 please you
Mills on fhe North side Of Jasper, on
18Th and Mill streets
BOHNERr BROTHERS.
Jasper. Nov T. 1s90--v-
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DrrErHsRrA.-A child ~ Mr. A Ho~h-
re.zng. living on the Frvdinsns rad.
sbon' tive miles south Of Jasper. died On
Thursday morning. Nav 18Th. n thsf
dreaded disease iiph'heris- With the
shsngesbie weather We sre having now
rirenfs rspnot be soo careful In noticing
md checking the frs; symptoms ri sore
'hroat n their children. 80 that il may
not spread anv further.
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THE BEsT SALvE IN the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum- Pc
yer Sores, letter. Chapped Hands. Chill
blsius, Corns. and al skin Eruptions-
and positively cures piles, or no 49, re-
quired. II i guaranteed 70 give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Prize
IS cents per box For sale q Martin
Frieimsn's Drug store.
April ., l5e2.--Iy.
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WHrTE Goops Jnsf rscsived TIE
sfsest styles m Lawns. cords. brsif-.
hnfns. embroidered drrss patterns.
Swiss. saline stripes. &c AL hsndsnme
White dress goods, for co-rmencem~nfs.
1r'f rommnnions. weddings. parties.
tnd All Otter occasions when white
dFess il comfortable and becoming.
cheap Tor quality. u Jos ruchsrt's. 2
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M. DoAxE.-I ind these mcnthIy
records quite ssimoius 20 pupils in &C
quiring pr0mplnes< and regularity 10
attendance The folio wing Il the report
Of the intermediate room for the month
ending Nay 8. 1881
SAEAH CooFKR. Teacher.
Number Of male pupils enrolled IL ;
number OF female pupils enrolled. n ;
whole number enrolled. -
Names 81 pupils Who have not been
absent nor tsrdy during the eighth
month: Ida Hsskin. Olive Tray Ior,
Flora Traylor. Maud Riley. Lola Tray
Tor. Cora Brown. Myrtle Corn. Archie
DoaDe. Lewis Wagner. Mary Lemiuz-
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DESTIsrKY--Dr. b. A. Moshv has oh
ssined office room Il DR.. Sslb's drug
sore in Jasper. and will be there We'd
nesdsys and Thursdsys of the Let and
81 weeks Of each month. 20 attend 20 al
business 10 his profession. The fullest
satisfaction guaranteed. 35-3t-
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Report nov eomes from the Iithis
weil east ~ sorn fhst the iissis wster
hss dis~ppesr~d and 10 its ssesd OIL .
h~ine pamr<d ont By the barrel-wash-
ington Democrat.
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AZ Floods iD the valleys frsqueni'y
s,s'ro, large crops Of corn. and ~. e
m Certain Corn Cure hss DESTROYED
l.rre crops OF -corns' on msnv wesrv
,eiss,risns feet. Sold by ~ Fried
r,n In.
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~ Since IL il now : well established
.sr' that caisrrh il : blood disesse. med
I.sl men are quite generally prescribing
AYERS Sarsarrrills for that most Iosth-
sune complaint. and the result in near
y everv instance. proves the wisdom Of
f,sir advice.
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u prophet NAV be without honor
/, I'll own country. hu' there i more
n. 4. &. Certain Corn Cure sold e
,ome Than I'll other remedies q IL
Nm out together. sold BY NJ Fried
I'm.
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'Tis nov the busy bee doth hum from
flower 10 flower:
And The farmer hath no tine 70 spend
an idle hour.
In patching ~ old harness. or r.nning
around for cheap bargains In b<i
goods. but they N straight 10 John ~
Pukers. on the Square in Jasper. and
buy The beat q : reasonable price, and
thereby tsve time and money
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MARRIAGE LfrF~<Es have been issued
shis week. - follows
Bernhard Kluesner end u kcehny.
John Greener and Jose y Juds-
wn 4. Prniss and A.verdi< Hobb<.
John 4 GUIDE and Edith keiso-
A. J SOndermsn and II Nehrinxer-
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rrThere WAS Z meesing o. tho town
irr.'ess Monday night 70 oct upon the
hs3s for tssmiDg for the town for the
sn.ning wear. but no one bid for The
York and 90 nothing Was done The
L. serspsr scared nff the fesmsfers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-05-20

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
oF THE
Boone Township Schools,
C. n. Church. POrterSyiIIe, Ind,
saturday, June III. 1892,
3 o'clock, r. N.
PROGRAM.
March. Opening Song.
Invocation. Rev d. w. Cheek
Rsci's'ion. REORGANIZATION Fred
Schnsrr-
Recitation. Advantages n Knc~l-
edge Annie Rudolph
Nu-ic
Rerirs'ian. james Britain
Recitation. Perseverance,. Eta An
drrson-
Music.
Recitation. David Wei-msr
Recitation. -whst i True Education 2
B~tiie Robinson
Mnsic-
Recitation. Aspirations o. YOUTH Viii
lism Schn-rr
Es-ay. Love 81 Knowledge Homer
Wineinger-
Nn-ir
Presentation of Diplomas Co. Sup
Geo. r. Wilson
Bsnedie,ion. Rev. D ". Cheek
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-chilaren like 10 take &C. q G
c.,,sin Chill Care the pleasant aud
guaranteed cure for iever, asne ara
4, lsri.- better than quiniae. sold ~
N. friedman In
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n a'rnost every neishto-hooi throughout
ite vest :he-e i some one W more persons
close lives have been sav~i ty Chamber
Inns collie. cholera ard tiarrhces remedy.
y Who have been cured n chronic dinrrhoea
~ u Such persons take especial pleasure
= recommending the remedy 70 Others
Ae praise that follows il introduction snd
~ makes il very popular . md - cent
iFiiles for sale BY J. 4. sab. Druggist. I'm
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rr-The flowers that bloom in the
S,rInc- are not more vigorous ihsn are
hose persons who purify their blood
wih Ayers Ssrsspsrilla- The tabled
Elixir Vitae could scarcely impsrt great
sr yivscity to The countenance than this
wonderful medicine.
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- The bald mans motto: There i
An, - tie top" Thi. top msy be sua-
tia with good crop Of five hair By
ling Hsll's Hair Remover. Trv t.
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I'll siii lei The msns friends Of the.
EserIy Harvesting Machines know that
am agent for this machine - jasper.
FsA~k rfxK.
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DISSERTATION Day AZ Porser.viIle.

Decoration Day at PorteFsyiIfe.
wFLLnA~ CAxr. NJ. 1877. W.
MAY l4t.. 1892.
EniToE CorRsrs: Peace publish IN
,our rsprr sh.i there will BE- f-rnr~fior
servire- - Purter-silie. May 81. 1882
Good speakers snd iise mnsic viii ,,
On hand. AlSp. an ice cr~sm festival q
night. Every body invited.
n JOHNSON. Capt
o w. RKK~roS 1T Sergt.
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We hsv- sn over~iork q. Fertilizer
on hand which 80 must .ell before the
season j. over Cnril The pr~-~rt stock
i exhausted We v an seli II u sc. sack.
Or $40 q ton
e. CAs-IDY. NILBrx~ & Co.
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.-The Republican Convension -
.;..,e 4 candidate for Congress Ia
~. district meets at Worshinsfon next
Thursday.
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I'VE nave Z great Improvement %
r.,@fly Mower III. year Come
III 80 ne machine. ani Ne convinced
- - FRANK FIX. Agt. Jasper
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DfunEewu<tes 81 Tie IIVuWf m1D1t Eo4I-
lively Cared b. Administrators Dr..
0atn<<. Gs1d<a spe<tne-
- nar1<.rxzret ~. Ger wni<1 CO - 4tven
u G.s<s ~ k<>r- c1c q c19<< - n fpct-
sizb>r- - k>s~t<tre - rh< pxr- 10 sk<sizre.y
k1-n'<<s 40 I'll <<rr ,~-nansnr All s,<ety care.
ut<<k<~ the csrs<n- /. -~1er1r< t-ink<r 9 4lco
k41r ureck- II .e<n xren u r1nu.11t< ~
40 <rsrr . r<-<<rz h4s fsLLo~et Io
ever FnIle- IL -Is:<u izc-<<r1re- ut-t TIE
S,~ct<x i k<rr~< Epss< stl-g fsr the feupr
a2,<<i-< exist Care. <z2 1nr<~t a p4<s book Il
>z-rlr1lzr< free st.->-< 6s-rEs <sxrlUr Co. -
ksrs q cs>rrr.1rI q ely
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,x UrnK. Set Of buggv harness
800 1870 AZ robe and whip for - % -
Cassipy. MiLnrES x 70.
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tue Nickcl-pla'ei American Sow
u,ch;ne. for sale BY Cassidy Mil
.,rn 4 c..
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- n.Ii lor Bones and Old Iron
.r'..iiy. Miihurn & Cos =.
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JASPER COURIER.
tAHDmATEs' CORNER

..l..A a. snnnMNt< ~ nAF'f ~ nus -
- ~ tNAn" ..t.fst< hsfef< me nfm~rr4tAt AAct
III TO- ~ ~ ~ nnn,lnsfiNn ~ ~ arcr -
a 1s......,,Hr nrs ~ ~ kisssn'h iri'''.' ''''''
~ .,nx 1. 4 candidate ~ frsser-'iar ~
EtI... lAfirisi Cirrr.'. testip ~ iNnlD-
r'rsi 4. NJ. ~ Ceussniipr 4 ~ ''r.n
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Of clay will be placed on view, in the
hope that capitalists may be tempted
to invest their money in the country.
The advisability Of having corn
and coffee" two or three times a week
in the Jamaican court has been sug-
gested, making it sort Of rendezvous,
whore West Indians could drop in and
sit down and drink Jamaica coffee with
their friends. Lectures or talks may
also be given. Every district on the
island ia being carefully examined and
everything which can show its products
and resources will be displayed.
The Republiclof Uruguay has appro-
priated $24, 600 to be spent in preparing
the exhibit to be sent by that country
TO the Worlds Fair at Chicago. This
money will be expended by the rural
association OF Uruguay, which has'had
charge of previous exhibits sent by
Uruguay.
AS the display sent will be placed in
the buildings furnished by the exposi-
tion, the entire appropriation can be
used in collecting and installing the
articles sent, and it will be ample to
show the resources and products OF the
country.
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Comment. Of French fres..

PARIS, Jnne 19.-The Paris papers de-
vote some space to considering the re-
suits of the recent Republican national
convention at Minneapolis. The Siecls
takes she ground that the reelection OF
Mr.. Harrison means tho continuation of
what it designates as an aggressive pre-
lection policy, and expresses the hope
that Mr.. Cleveland will succeed him.
Ia Pairie is Of the opinion that Mr..
Reid's nomination is owing to his sue
cessful accomplishment Of his diploma-
tic functions as United States minister
to France. -.
The Journal Debates considers that it
has good, sound reasons for believing
that MIR. Cleveland will, il nominated
at Chicago, succeed in winning the
presidential race.
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THE WoRLD's FAIR.
Central aud South American Countries to
be Renresenked.

Central aud South American Countries to
be Represented.
WAsHISeToS, D. G., June 12.-Tke
Latin American department Of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition has just
received from Guatemala letters and
copies Of the Official GasettS contained
the gratifying information atwith the
termination Of the electoral contest
which resulted in the elevation
10 the presidency of that republic OF
Gen, Barrios, the labors OF the commis.
sion in charge Of the representation OF
that country at Chicago have been re-
sumed with renewed activity. The new
administration confirmed the appoint.
ment previously made, and added
another member to the commission by
appointing gentleman Of high charac-
Ter and wide influence. Senior Don
Manuel Levms, is its chairman.
The President also gave substantial
proof OF his interest in the exposition
BY supporting the request of the COM
mission for more funds, and the legis-
latiye, assembly increased the amount
OF the former appropriation Of $l20, 600
to $4,000. Mr.. Leon II. Rosenthnl,
residing at the capitol OF Guatemala,
and an American citizen, has been
llonored by the designation OF honorary
member OF the commission, and the
work is now we'll under way.
The Jamaican exhibit at Chicago
will be under the charge OF Lieutenant
Colonel ]. Ward, the commissioner
from that island. Heinforms the Latin
American department that all OF the
plans have formulated and that II is In
tended to make the collection as COM
plete as possible in every respect.
Everything will be displayed, from the
fruit trade down to the most
ordinary manufactured articles. For
example, the fibre industry will
he thoroughly explained, tho cocoanut
tree and articles manufactured from II,
such as the nuts, mating, scrubbing
brushes, tho material which is used in
stead Of cotton waste, and everything
else that can be obtained Of like charac-
ter. In addition to showing the
samples OF manufactured articles, such
as pottery, tiles, etc., the various sorts
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rIrUsvILIE's LOSS.
Fifty.nine Bodies buried aud Many sttll
AIissing-Tvhnt Is Needed.

Fifty.niuo Bodies Buried and Many still
Missing-Whnt is Needed.
TiEusyILIE Pa, June 19.-The follow,
ing is given out officially to the public:
"The prompt and generous assistance
given to our afflicted citizens in their
recent calamity by the people OF all
parts OF the country is most gratefully
appreciated by the sufferers and all res.
ilents OF Titusville. 1t is due to the
public that we make a statement of our
condition as exactly and accurately as
is possible. Six days after the calamity
we have our relief committee thor
oughly organized, and the distribution
OF food, clothing, bedding and other
supplies is progressing with system.
Perfect order prevails. Large forces
Of iaborers are employed in removing
wrecks from the streets and in clearing
up the ruins OF houses. 81
Fifty-nine bodies have been buried.
Several persons are still missing. We
do not need clothing, food or other sup
plies. Our need will be for money to
relieve those who have lost by fire and
flood and to repair the enormous de-
struction OF property. The district de-
vastated by fire and flood extends
through the entire length Of the city,
for about one mile and d half. Its
breadth is from one.eighth to one.
fourth Of milo. The estimated loss of
property exceeds one million Of dollars.
The losses fall chiefly upon
the poor and the laboripg
people. Within the bounds named
were more than one hundred and fifty
dwellings, as well as many shops, man
ufactories and oil refneries, where labor
was employed. The loss of personal
property in the homes OF the people
was almost total, while very many lost
not only their houses and contents. but
the ground on which they stood. Many
Of the streets are destroyed, and the
loss in this particular, and in bridges,
10 very large. Everything possible Is
being done to alleviate distress and our
people are recovering hope and spirit"
(sighed) E.o. EMERSON,
Mayor. ).
RoGER SHERMAN,
rhnt.s.n,, DaIsnf nayya E,ttkaa
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TWO oUTRAGEs
By Negroes on white wonen-one of til,
Villains Shot to D6ath.

By Negroes on white wonen-one OF the
Villains Shot &c. .I16ath.
GUTHRIE, o. r., June 12.-There is
great excitement in this city tonight,
occasioned by two criminal assaults by
negroes upon white women to-day,
A negro lad named Holley assaulted
Mrs. Charles Moore, wife Of a freighter
who was away from home at the time.
Ho was arrested and mob sur
rounded the jail threatening
to lynch him. The negroes
Of the town claimed that Holley was in
nocent, although he had confessed his
guilt to the sheriff. and race war
seemed imminent for q time. There
was much angry talk.
Judge" Perkins, a negro lawyer,
being spokesman for the colored men.
During the excitement, he said:
"Let the whitss harm that man and
the town will be in ashes before morf-
ing" The sheriff smuggled the prisons
or from Jail aud took him to Wichita,
Kansas, for safe keeping.
The second outrage was made upon
the wife OF James Genien, who is engi-
neer OF the electric plant, by an un-
known negro who escaped.
Information Just received by tho
sheriff here says that the negro who
outraged Mrs. Ganjen was overtaken by
tho posse at % o'clock tonight, six miles
south eftown, and shot to death.
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A CLEVELAND CHURCH Is1or.
Friends of q Dsposod Priest SIado War
Upon His Successor.

upon MS oucCeSsOE
CLEVELAND, June 12.-The house of
the priest OF the Polish Roman Catholic
parish Of st. stanislaus was attackd by a
mob composed mostly OF women. For
the past four or five yearsthe parish has
been in charge of Rev. Father Kolas-
cinski, a young priest. For two years
past ugly stories have been set afoat
about his moral character by members
OF the flock, and few days ago he re-
moved to Syracuse, being succeeded by
Rev. Father Rosinski, Of Detriot.
Last evening deputation Of Kolas.
cinskfs friends waited upon him to
warn him to leave the parish. and the
crowd, composed mostly Of women,
gathered in front OF the house. The
priest was firm and alta signal the
crowd charged on tho house. There
were enemies OF Rosinski in the crowd
and fight took place in the yard be-
tween them and the Rosinski people,
Theae we're many black. eyes and brok-
on heads and a few slight knife wounds,
butin a few minutes the police arrived
and scattered the belligcrents.
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MIR. Redmond Arrives.

New YoRK, June 12.-John Red
mond, member OF Parliament from
Waterford, who was detained at quar-
antine on board the steamship Etrurla,
was taken off to-day by a committee
appointed for the purpose and num-
Der OF friends and brought by tho
steamer Laura N. starin to this city.
Accompanying Mr.. Redmond is Mr..
John Wyse Power, OF the Dublin lnds-
pendent, Both gentlemen received the
heartiest OF welcomes from theirfriends.
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MA4GSzAs, CUBA, June l2.-The flood
in this region is rapidly subsiding and
the damage done is now everywhere
apparent. The furniture OF some S25
flooded dwellings has been either car
ried away by the waters or ruined,
crops have been destroyed and about
450 head OF cattle have been drowned.
The market place is partially ruined
and it is stated that over 100000 bags OF
sugar, which were stored in the ware
houses OF Galindez, Bea, Castaner and
others have heen lost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13
FIRST NATIoNAheLuB
For Harrison md RsId-It Represcnta
sixteen Different States.

For Harrison md Reid-It Represents
sixteen Different States.
!. CucAao, June 12.-What is claimed
to be the first national Harrison and
Reid Republican club was organized
this evening on a train coming east be-
tween Milwaukee and Chicago. Hon,
A. A. Taylor, Of Tennessee, was selected
president, and Hon Harry ]. Shoe.
maker, OF Pennsylvania, secretary and
treasurer. This club is said 10 represent
sixteen different stat s
Foremost among the organ 'ets are
Governor Mckinley, Of Ohio; General
VIM. j. sewell, Of New York; General
Allen Rutherford, Of Maryland; Hor
NJ. n. johnson, Of North Dakota; DR..
]. w. Hughes, Of Alabama; Captain II,
A. Cobaugh, Of Pennsylvania; HoA A.
w. Hughes, Of Tennessee, Vice Presl-
dents also General Frank Reeder, Hon.
W. Fl. Andrews, Col. 7. ]. Miller, of
Pennsylvania; j. @. Asbury, OF Vir.
ginia; Hon. ". l, Lewis, of Connecti-
cut; Capt. Joseph Sparks, of Kentucky,
and about 100 representative men from
different States.
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HERE is A ROBBERY
That Discounts Holding Up 8 Train
by Many Points.
THE. ROBBERS KNEW THEIR MAN
And Going to His Seat, Made Him
Hand Over Two Bags Filied with.
Fifteen Thousand Dollars in Coin.
The Victim was the Secretary Of .
Mining Company, on His Way to-
Pay oG.-A Very Slick Job.

SAN Francisco, June l2.-John Gill,
son, secretary of the Gibson Manufac-i
turing Company, drew $1,000 in gold
and silver coin from the Bank OF British
Columbia Yesterday morning, and took,
the Oakland ierryboat to cross the bay
and pay of'three hundred employees Of
the company at the rolling mills at
Emcryyille Station, between Oakland
and Berkeley. Leaving the ierryboat
bo took the Berkeley train, When the
train stopped at d. Street Station two.
men sprang aboard and I.asteaed to-
Gilson's seat. There, at the point Of
revolvers, they compelled ellison to.
give up the two sacks containing the.
coin. r..
The men then jumped from the Slow
" moving tfain and entered buggy;
which it was was subsequently, ascer-i
tanned, had been hltched NJ the loot Of
2 street iorsome time during the morn
ing, and drove away. ellison fired five
shots from the platform OF the train,
and one OF the men, who had his face
blackened, returned the shots, but none.
OF them took effect.
The passengers on the train we're
mostly inerrymakers, on the way to a
picnic, and were dumbfounded at the
scene rapidly enacted before them.
Word was hastily sent to Oakland and
guards were established on the ferry
boats, and on some of tile roads leading
into the country, but nothing had been
seen OF the men at a late hour. Al
theory prevails that the men wernldis-
charged employees, familiar with Secre-
tary Gilson's methods. Z a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13
JAMES @. BLAINE
viii Take It Easy for n whns-HIs Future
Intentions.
Special Dispaieh 10 be lntelliqetesr.

VIII Take It Easy FOR whHs-HIs Future
Intentions.
Special Dt,paieh 10 be htasiGpesr.
WASHINGTON, D. O., June 12.-Tlle
statement sent out from Maine yester-
day otheetfectth Enthusiastically BlaIne's
friends intended to run him as a sena-
torial candidate against Eugene Hale is
denied by the latter. 3
The senator said that his friends arc
Mr.. Blaine's friends and Mr.. Blaine's
friends are his friends, and that any,
thing like contest would be entirely
out Of the question. lie says that Mr..
Blaine will be glad Of the rest afforded
him by the discontinuance Of his public
duties, and that he (Blaine) aud his
family will remain at Bar Harbor all
summer, returning here in the winter
and taking up their residence in the
old Seward mansion, where Mr.. Bsaiae
has lived for some years past.
Senator Hale, who is very close to the
eS-seeretary Of state, when asked what
he understood Mr.. Blaine intanded TO
do in the interim said that in all prob
ability Mr.. Blaine would devote his al
tention to literature; in fact, that he
had in preparation work dealing with
the political history OF the country.
Mr.. Hale does not imagine, by any
means, that Mr.. Blaine has retired
from public life, but that, whether he
held any official position or not, he
wonld still remain public factor in the
Republican party and in national
aallirs. His record has been achieved,
and the force his various measures and
movements hayc exerted will continue
to live. As long as Mr.. Blaine retains
his health and mental vigor he will
continue to foster them.