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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14
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~ nHNNNiNNh ilhNHs
San Francisco cal. Doe. ~ BY tho
steamer Oceanic arrived today from Hon.
olnu m open letter To Secretary
Gresham. written by Churos J, Carter,
one Of the Hawaiian annexation commits.
slDnorH IN Il be- ial,os issue with nearly
eynry statement w The recently published
,iregthm letter Carter writes on the nu-
lhprity Of the provisional government.
After stating that he fnnaha bncansa
IhuriQna position ns minister prevents
the latiir from speaking, Lc goes on IN
rfy TO the tWenty-soyen Paragraphs Of
or NlhmH lpiilr ~ 70 paragraph 1.
nyrrlng that me queen announced her
withdrawal rum Tie new constitution,
Carter Hpys The queens announcement
was only made after iGYo days Of obrii
macy. during which she saw what popular
Indignation had hrnn created by ler nc.
ilon ~ securing ihH pneenFo Of tie lot
terry nud opium bills, and ulh.f acts on
her part. which viii be- mnile more cnsy
hy The new document a. 10 paragraph
=. Carter declares hist the committee II
public safety crraipd call 81 her ma les.
iy'u cabinet Ia defend The cnbmuf and
citizopa who opposed Tie aggression Of the
queen A. 10 paragihph y Tho ropmlt.
Toe held Sessions almost without iniHfrups
iiou until the proclaiming Ut Ike pfntla-
ipitul government, An 20 paragraph 4,
every member Of the committee was
bona lido resident. whose ihieroata were
az stake aud who had TIC welfare Of ihe
natives at heart - TO paragraph ..
Carter doubts ihf yerucify Of M state
mnntg, but says that whiln Stevens con.
scented 70 allow The cabinet 10 use United
States forces 20 preserve tie peace WLeu
iio cabinet finally cope 10 tic qieei
and tho committee Of safety became
revolutionary body DO refpsed 10 give flih
committee nuy aaMsianQe, As 20 para
Taph q. Carter denies lint any pfepara-
were m1dn Tor the comfort n he Iuifod
Suites if0aq1 landed frpin ne YIrsllp
A. 10 plrnFr1ph q Cartor suites me fact
that there wag no sinister purpose in The
first camps location, - fhuwn by ihq
irlJps lumnd'nif removal 20 camp B0s-
ton. They gere simply given shelter
nYsiiaiif a. Use time. As 10 paragraphs
y and -. no commc1is nr- made. 70 par
ncfapb 10. Carter ffpliHr that the quiet
ing ~ me erriem1nt and ti.e lessening III
crime nfifr ibr irUppa landed shows there
WIS need FOR Them.
THE government honHe was not seized
WHEN ihe landing was made but az 3 -
hi. ihn ueNi day, w Die safety cOmmitfed
Carter himself being The first 10 enter
10 ihe cgnmiiiec no fesiaiance was
mode iie Nnys. for SO wns present aud
knows Nor was my euar1 about IN
building when The huiiding was seizei
Tile prDyiaiOnai governments pr0clhmn.
ii0n WAS rad aud the Fnard created.
M d was wril known, and u was nfgnr
VIVID proved that Captain Wiltze would
give fhe refoluuonisfs no protection n
their work with q guard of frooIr. A.
70 parsuApb II. Carter eass Tie ptous
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14
GAINESVILLE BUDGET.
tan

spe,ial to The Gazette.
Gainesville. Tex. Dec 13--Fooipads
last night held up John Allen and Harry
Turner, two young men Of this city
From the former they got fine gold
watch and TWENTY-FIVE cents IN money
The watch was found this morning in a
gutter. After hard Eight Turner was
overpowered and relieved Of gold
watch. chain and Sl750 IN cash. After
the robbers lrft him be pulled his gun
and started after them, firing two shots
Officer Boiling captured one Of tho mis-.
creants. who gives his name as Brazzel
and on him was found the money and
watch belonging To Turner The other
man made his ESCAPE.
Zeb Cunningham and Miss Emma
Hnney Of Berwyu l. r.. came IN on
Inc G,i5 Santa ie this morning and pro
ces-led TO the Virginia house, where
they were married. The groom ccle-
brated the occasion by getting 80 drunk
h. had 10 be arrested while his wife
was irving 10 get him aboard the train
Both were Witnesses on their way 70
Paris.
a telegram from the sheriff NJ Albany,
Mo. requesting him 70 arrest Luther
Ilanrdrfth The young man Is only Is
years old. and has been here but two
Fred Jones Of Atlanta. Ga. travelling
uasseneer agent u the Cotton Belt. H.
N the city rustliug for a share Of the
holiday patronage.
IL. A. Johnson, city ticket agent 81
the Missouri, Kansas and iffas' a.
~ ltar,,-.t ! Cofer diad N Z
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14

iy Associated 'rosH
Washington. Dee 10 The house com.
mittoc on ooinaec Weights and measures
has postponed all consideration Of the
bland bill until the second Ihursdny IN
January bland asked To have thc time
fixed for mailing vote Silg0rs of 'ioA.
as said he was 70 free c0inugc man aud
wanted 90 do all he cUtid bat was not
anxious 10 mako amy hcttur rtconl than
he had This hint that tho hIll was being
pressed for d record CAUSED Bland 10 any
chat " there W1H amy opposition nihnnp
free cniunHr mon hr would nut pretend
20 press N, aud the bill was then post
ponnd
Representative Hatch will probably ln.
iroineo an auti-opian hin Ills pynnlns
or tomorrow, Tie Nli will b. practically
The slme measure as passed by Tho sen
nlc Of the liiiyHncend cungrrs. oxcopi
somo rates Of taxation may be- reduced
IN order hat il win not be- prohlbtlv,
measure bot plainly revenue bin,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14
He Attempts to Cross the
Track
When Santa Fe Engine Struck Him
in Sight of 100 People, and His
wife aud Son Were
On the Cars.


Special to the Gazette.
Clebume, Tex, Dec. IA most hor-
riblc accident happened here at 1855
o'clock this evihng. WIN DR. Johu Wug-
ley, well known physician who has
been pricicng medicine In Clcburne for
thirty years, was run over by the north.
bound Santa Fe train. His head was
severed from his body, which was badly
mangled all over. lie had gone to the
depot with his wife and son. who were
going away. He attempted to cross
the track in front Of the trnln, which
was moving out at the tine, when the
cowcatcher knocked him down aud throw
him on the track in front of the engine
which passed over his body.
Besides Mrs Waglcy ond her son,
about 100 people were on the depot
platform and saw the accident Several
ladies tainted at the horrible sight
DR.. Wagley wus the mos, prominent
physician in Clcburne and was well
known throughout the state Hc leaves
a wife and large family. One of his
daughters was married last week and is
in Galveston ON bridal tour.
DR.. John Waglry was one Of the
pionppr plyeicians gf Johfrs1u couutv. and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14

ploycd lie was an c.incnt lnrst. Con.
lux 20 Tho instructions 10 Mr. Willis. Mir
Vest Said
" II shunld turn our these instrNe
n0ns Werc 20 rrslow the queen by armed
force ne one would dcprcatc and mono
resist ne. dnctriuo moro than myself
X would be an 40, OF war"
Mr. Vest CLOSED hy SAYING II he had
She power hN wAnll w;ihdrn,v everv
shadow g United States authority fron,
the Hawaiian Islands, leaving tho opnns.
ing Factions 10 sctilc tho question Of soy.
oreignty for Themselves
Me- Frye rqlicd hrny 20 M Vest
anu said he dld not mcan to attack the
intepriiy q Ar hlpunt The resolution
foreign affairs.
Nj Morrill, Of Vermont then addressed
tho senate on the tarln, after which the
session adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14
The PRENDERGAsT TRIAL.
The Defense WIN Work the Insanity
Plea.


BY Associated Press.
Chicago. H., Dec. 13.-NFr. Todd, one
OF the Prendergast councillors, today
opened the case for the prosecution in
an address TO the jury. in which he
outlined the plan Of the prosecution.
lie paid tribute to Mayor Harrison and
referred to The similarity Of the assaassslna-
Han IA that Of Lincoln and Garfield
Il the conclusion Of T9id : spe, sel , ~,
defense He said he would not deny ne
PRISONER Killed Harrison Ihe question
ras aid he at the time Of the mnrler,
know he difference between nEhl anu
i sfer the conclusion Of Wade's speeein
4,.;,,,,,sses were called. Nothing mol AZ
ready known was degel2 g iboI Ihs That I6at
~ ~ Asr-.,st did the killing The vat
n, ss,s were all servants in the mar
rison family.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14
,,.nnnsr AIraELp.s PARDoNs

By Associated Rrrss
chieago. M. De-. Bat today's SEQ
Kan n the Feiemtion Of Labor only
rninor routine business matters Ns.s 'ou
s;1sr,.i Nothing Of general interest oe-
.,,rrsl A resolution indorslng Governor
Ai.s.,id for the nardon Of the ANARCHISTS
~ reported nIon faforahy and pas.si
Nv tnanimons vote. IL he,iAI.a ,ne
verdict 10 have been the result Oh eiA'
prejudice ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14
REPORTED ARREST OF HiaHwANNHN
Nv Associated isrt,,s

t.oulfyllt. Ky, Dec. u. An afternoon "a.
per has Il speclal ffom Esankfort 60 The
cuect ihn' the nohhbr, who held mp O traln
nr9r hnrlwoll, Ky, few weeks ago and
rnehct the American Express company "
y We under arrest IA The Louisville iull,
iHines Hayes. assistant superintendent ~
the Western department ~ tho An flcon
IN Frankfort this morning fr the pnlnose
81 eeVurng rcQuislu0u papers from -Ae
FeEefnor for thp supposed MrhwAymrn.
about the men or thlr pnmes Inquiry at
ne jar hero falls 20 throw auy liTlH upan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14
RET THE BEST.


|I|4.. - HaAeAte.
a i'...,,. Tex. Dec, la-The area Of
4 ~ n, Nnich was over the Missouri
~ n.tse,,s slssipni valley last night has
Z fileT4N eastward. aud Il moving on
4 y lo,v Englnad states tonight. An
4. iti \, pressure Is moving eastward
4 firief,s..y moun,lin plateau region.
!. iYlltirr 49, pas risen generally over
Is ,sty she gulf eossi ons 4 bes
= flr.4 N eastern portion ~ the coun-
II ~ ~. r'eliif 10 clauiy weather pre-
! Esita eentral valleys aud the west
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14

]. l.. Scott, Meridian lawyer, who
was tried IN the Iifty-f0nfth district
court yesterday on the charge OF theft,
as bailee. was acquitted BY the jury this
morning.
Scott was charged with dlHpoHlng Of
horse turned over TO him a. security
by Brandon Mhnms to secure bis SCOTS,
services Many BosquQ county people
were Ia attendance.
The unique and humorous ulnnner In
which Judge Gustav Cook dei0iled his
experience with the Internauonal and
Great Northern train robbers az MCNEIL
viii bring him upon the lecture platform
for the benefit Of the Home
Mesdnmes Hotun, Pnrrott and others
addressed Judge Cook o letter yesterday
requesting his assistance and suggesting
lecture upon his experiences IN the rob
berry. He was obliged 20 go 70 san Nor
COS last night, but will return saturday
and suggests Saturday night AS die lhne
Of the lecture.
The motion for new trial Of Nc
Kay aud k0ne, the convicted Boil county
national bank officers. VIII be argued
next Monday, having been postponed be-
cause Of the illness of Judge Rector.
The body Of Judge Pipclney $. Ford
arrived at o'clock this afternoon from
East Liverpool. Brazoria county. where
he died. The funeral viii take place
tomorrow afternoon N 40 O'Clock from
The residence Of William DAVIS. 005
South Third street. Rev r. ~ Calvin
Officiating, and the inierineut viii be at
lakewood cemetery. The decreased was
widely known lawyer
Captain q. L. Johnson. captain COM
handing Pat Clehnme camp, Of this city
closed by wire. this morning, contract
by which Sam Jones, the great South
ern orator. n secured 10 deliver a lecture
10 Waco. tho proceeds from which will
be by the Pat Cebnrne camp devoted 10
charitable objects Mr. Jones win prove
o drawing card and the object for which
bis lecture win b. given will tend 20 en-
bannc Bis Popularity. The lecture will be
delivered In the near future.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14
srNNroRIAL ooNrNsr.

ny AeHociAtl iltss.
Washington, Dec II Thu contest of
Joseph w Ally for the scat in the sen.
ate OCCUPIED Ivy Martin of Kansas was
taken IN by the senate committee ON
privileges aud elections today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14
WANTED


That ecoi old gentleman has glanced
over Siodhrl'a Art Portfolios and, in
cotumon with The army Of Gazette rcad.
ems, who have been dehslHod by them,
he thinke they arc "lnmense,"
lilo says, ia fart that he sm mink Of
no better Chrslman present TINT ho could
offer 10 any hoy or Yin, or papa or
mamma, than the fnll series Of thtac ant
portfolios, hut Ga "santa" as q con.
fcysiion to make. llc, 600, was mught
'hor" by the late panic aud went
dead broke His iimea are too few to
so round aunng all bis hvoriie, and
no Is not able 70 clip many Gazette coo-
pous. lilo calls for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14
REAL ESTATE CHEAP

Don't wait Buy now, wliile values nre
lowest Having 70 eetti9 m estate. must
giyo bargains on lots, stores, aereagU In.
quiro ~ once.
!. J. ROCHE. Adminiyirator.
aO3 Main stfost
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14

Nothing shown the marks ~ time mrs-
plainly than clock, Ahanla Conslith
tiOu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14
iEIFTA LOT. 200.

II TT LoI, Soc.
largest size made of pure Irish Linen of those
=fEer out sort" Towel that to defy
\ Washing; single Towel worth more than whole
T&m ordinary loom towels usually sold in Fort Worth
Il n each
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14

- II. Sprinkle. CITY Circulater;
Deliver the Daily Gazette to me AZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14
|R|DAY, DEC. 18th,
IL O'CLOCK.

III most practical of household goods can be bought at
u NsEns prices Not a housewife or housekeeper in
HWoth that would not be benefited In placing our
NJ Il last January for Fall Linens before the hard
IL, struck this country, overestimated ourselves
Hvemake frank confession that have bigger load
TTOuels than want and are going to let them
n Reduce holdings of Towels we must Friday the
See show window Most practical goods we ever
HI Every one bought with view to wear
Nwry Huckabucb Towel in this sale of the kind that
wear years. Plain hemmed and hemstitc' n goods;
Mud too much color in border, the thing S%Ens,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14

\. FOURTH LOT, l3c.
IN ou will get this beautiful Huck Towel at &c., worth
~ than 25c each
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14
.N!dl 5 Fair Portfolios.

NJ suucient Recommendation Of these
/ isiiis % say that they are prepared by
.,'A.ers Of the StOddard portfolios
/ ils,,ss' 81 the Chicago pictorial publish
49, ana the pioneers ia this class Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14

Here Is a grand Prize for everybody
who works for IL Win t. boys and
girls, and dedicate It to Santa Clans.
D. i. SPRINKLE.
CITY clrcuiuior Gazette.
GA Aiain strnet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14
NJ WANT
THE BEST.

sundays GAZETTE will contain a
n. Trnlch will entitle the holder, when
y, w GAzUTTE ofllce with five 2-cent
~ 70 Series One Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14

For the week beginning
for wiach I agree to pay ne sun %
10 cents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-04
Haysvillc Saloons.
HAYsvILLE, july

HAysvILLE. July 81, 1893.
There has been 50 much talk about
the saloons here Of late. that think !
will say q few words. lido not wear and
have never worn, the white ribbon; but
think il shame and . disgrace to this
place. the way the saloons are conducted
here. A few Sundays ago there were
several revolvers and knives drawn
here in saloon. Just think of IL, such
conduct on the Sabbath! l believe the
saloon should be closed on the Lord q
day, and not like it is here, the front
doors and windows locked and barred
and the back doors wide open, ready to
receive one and all. Why don't they
keep the Fl ont do open! They cant
hide the violation Of the law, neither
can they hide from Goo. Some people
claim they have no time to come to
town during the week days to take q
drink, and on Sunday is the only chance
to get something stronger than water
because they como to church anyhow
think ifa man can do without his in
toxicsting drink during the week, hs
can do without il on Sunday too.
The saloon keepers claim that Sun
day is the only day they can make some
thing; il they can't make money enough
through the week, they had better clos,
up entirely aud seek other employment
leila.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-04
SDecimeu Cases.

S.H. Clifford, New Cassel. Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and rheumatism,
his stomach was disordered, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree. appetite fell
away and he was terribly reduced IN hesh
Isnd strength. Three bottles OF Electric
Bitters cured m.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill, hac
a running sore on his leg of eight year
standing. Used three bottles of Electri'
bnters and seven boxes Of Bucklen's Armies
Salye and his leg is sound and we'll. Johr
Speakef, Catawba, o., had five large Fevel
sores on his leg, doctors said he was incura-
BILE. One bottle Electric Bitters and one
box Bucklcns Arnica salve cured him en-
tircly. Sold by NJ. Friedman. .
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-04
THE JOHN ROBINSON SHOWS


tinuOus Management.
Some poet has said or sung, "the days
may come, the days may 60, the world
moves on forever Like the world. the
John Robinson show for sixty mine
years has been steadily moving GU its
march. Numberless show
have come and gone since Il has had its
beginning, yet in all these years II has
Inevor lost q single season, lever missed
its appointments, and never failed to
crafty to the fullest extent the expects-
tons of the public. Each year growing
space, each year bountifully adding TO lite
muItifarious attractions, it comes as Q
vision of enchantmcnt, and reviving the
memory Of past cnjoyments, 1t presents
fresh surprises, fresh delights and fresh
ATTRACTIONS. So il will be with the season
that is with US. For the current year
the management have associated an I'M
precedented auxiliary to their already
vast schedule OF enjoyable features, and
one which cannot fail to invite patron
age, only limited by the capacity OF the
canvas.
). We slluda to the production, on scale
of the most opulent splendOr never
Unprecedented. of the new Biblical spec
itscle. Solomon. His Temple and the
Queen Of Sheba-s spectacle prolific in
grand scenic effect. impressive in pomp
and psgentry, realistic in it's reproduc-
Itions of patriarchai era, sacred in Bibli-
real associations, aud enchanting in its
bsllets, poses. marches and groupings.
The visit OF the Queen of Sheba to King
Solomon's Court. with her immense and
richly costumed rctinue, the Judgment
OF solomon. the Sacrifices in the Temple,
Soomon's Seven Hundred Wives, the
grand procession to meet Sheba's young
and lovely Queen. the Walls and City OF
/, Jerusalcm. the Inner Court Of Solomon's
Temple, Mount Moriah and the City OF
David. the Great Throne Of Ivory. the
Sacred Ark Of the Covenant. the be-
Iwitching ballet Of lovely Cresset girls
and myriad features that can not be given
lin detail, are the attractions this won
drous spectacle presents. With feature
60 desirable added TO its admirable four
: ring circus, the vast menagerie OF rare
and seldom-seen wild animals, and the
e great Royal Roman Hippodrome, the
!. many canvases. spacious though they be
;. should and will be packed from center
e to circumference by eager and gratifiec
g spectators during the sojourn OF tot
John Robinson show.
! This show will exhibit al Jasper or
: Wednesday, August 8.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-04

Excursion tickets At one and one-third
4th TO lf,h. on account of Indiana Con.
ference Seventh Day Adventists.
For the ;. Of v. Encsmpment at Gin
cinuati. Ohio, Angus, 18th to 18th.
Tickets will be sold on the certificate
plan, full fare going : one-third return.
ing. upon properly executed certificate
Tickets will be on sale three DAYS before
meet ngs. and will be good returning
for three days after close OF meetings.
For the camp meeting at Dale ticket,
will be sold August eth 10 13th At ons
fare for the round trip, limited returning
to the 18th.
For the Elk's celebration at Evans
willie. August 18th. tickets will be sol,
for all regular trains that day as follows
Jasper. 81; Huntingburg and Ferdi
nand. 81; Dale. 80 cents.
For the benefit Of excursionists. 4
special train will leave Evansville thu
night at 10 80, so that passengers goin
from Jasper on the morning train will
have all day in Evansville IL they wish
To the Pike County Sulphur Springs
during the season, round. trip ticket
will be sold ut one and one-ihird fare
good for thirty days. and on every Sa,
urdav at one fare, good till tho succeed
ing Monday.
To Degonia Springs round trip tick
e. viii be sold good for thirty days 8
one and onc-third fare during the sci
son. On Saturdays round trip .ticke
will be sold Al one fare. good 10 rctur
the next Monday.
The same rates a. Tor Dcgonis wi
! also be made for The White Sulphl
Wells in Craw ford county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-04
.UCKLEN's ARNICA sALvE

TuE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, re-
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
blains. Corns, and all Skin Ernptions
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
ouired. 1t is guaranteed 10 give perfect
satisfaction, or money ra.lnded. fr'ct
Is cents per box. For sale at MARTYR
Friedman's Drug store.
April !. 1893.--iv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-04
Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing aud will surely
do you good, il you have a cough. Geld, Of
any trouble with throat, chest or lungs. DIR
Kings New Discovery for consumption
coughs and colds is guaranteed to give re
lief, or money will be paid back. Sufferer
from La Grippe found it just the thing an,
under its use had speedy and perfect re
covery. Try sample bottle at our ex
pense and learn for yourself Just how good !
thing il is. Trial bottles ire, at NJ. Fried
mans Drug Store. Large size soc. ans
81 90
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-04

TEACHER EMPLOYED. The School
Board of Jasper ata meeting on Tues
day might, rcoreanized by electing
J. A. Sermersheim, the new Trustee, %
Secretary OF the Board. Several apph-
cations were made for the position o.
Principal and were continued mil
Wednesday, night, when Prof ). y
Worsham, Of Greenville, Rush county
agraduatc Of both tn, State Normal
and OF the Central Normal College. =
DAnville. was elected Principal alta cal
ary Of 50 80 per day. He isa teacher
o. several years experience and will d
heartily welcomed 10 our town.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-04

PERsoxAL.-Messrs. Henry Cassidy
and John Barnett went 10 White Sui
phur Springs Thursday Of last week.
Judge d. NJ. Welborn came up Mon
day 10 open court. "a get ready tor the
v hite-cap cases.
Thomas Duncan. Esq. OF Princeton,
came up on Tuesday mornings train,
and was appointed by Judge Welborn
As special judge to hear the white'cap
trials.
Mr.. J. A. Sermersheim returned from
Cincinnati on Saturday, with some new
goods.
Messrs. J. ii. Weathers and J. L Sud-
darth. of Leaveu " orth, arrived Tuesday
and are part Of the counsel Tor the a.
legged whi'e-csps.
Mr. q. A. Rowe, of Corydon. was In
jasper this week, as an applicant Tor the
position Of high school teacher.
Mr.. Benz. Hernphill, Of Csnnelton,
visited Jasper this week TO see his best
girl.
Misses Ella Cissai, of Cannelton, and
Jennie Bacon Of Troy, left for theft
homes yesterday, after . pleasant visit
Of ten days.
Mr.. w. S. Hunter and family spent
SUNDAY last with relatives in Perry
county.
Miss Madge PREFER, OF Jetiersonvilie
il paying a pleasant visit to the Misses
Josie aud Mary smiths
Mr.. Jos. Friedman, Sr., and Jos. +
Friedman have returned from visit &c
the worlds fair.
Misses Helen Rose and Lottie Doans
went TO French Lick on Wednesday.
Hon. j. L. Bretz will leave for wash
ing ,on City tomorrow, TO attend th'
extra session OF Congress.
Mr.. Jos. 1. Schumacher and family
of Anderson, are visiting in Jasper.