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WE CAN'T DEPoRT The cREEs

So Decides Secretary Gresham After .
Great Expenditure OF Red Tape.
spcclal Dispatch 10 the stani,ri.
HELENA. Aug. 2i.--After much delay
and circumlocution. the state department
at Washington has decided that the gov
ernment has no control over the Cree In
dams now in Montana and no power to
dcport them to Canada. A letter to that
effect was received at the governors OF.
ficc from Secretary Gresham to-day. He
bases his decision on a letter from the in-
terror department. which in turn bases It's
opinion on a report of the commission Of
Indian affairs. The letter says the In
dinbs. not being Oh any reservation. are
not subject to his control. The matter has
been pending for a year.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-Or,lers have
been issued by the treasury department
to all sub-treasurers TO pay out gold over
the counters the same as other classes OF
rooney. The effect OF this Is practically to
place the god reserve among the ayalla-
IN treasury cash assets As result the
gdAl balance is somew hat reduced. being
81 Ahtly below slOJ. 10000. The net treas
urS balance Is 81, ,7JQ,Vu.
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MARSHAL M'NlcHoLs HAS HIM
A spokane Judge Was Not Going To Let
knowlc. ise Taken Ia Butte.

specla, D!suatch TO tns stanlsrL
SPOKANE. Aug. 2l.-Thc charge OF lar
ceny against J. II. knowles. who is wanted
at Butte for robbing his employer, II. j..
B!ume. was dismissed in she municipal
court this morning. Knowles was in tho
county jail at the time. and instead of re.
leasing him the chief of police ordered
him turned over to City Marshal Me-
Nichols of Butte. Municipal Judge Mil.
Ter tbcreupon issued bench warrant for
Knowles, but MrNichols cyaded service
with the prisoner aud started for Butte
with him. Il is believed Knowles was
taken out OF the state without either
requisitiou papers or warrant.
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KANSAS; Ray. New York; Powers. Vermont;
Broderick. Kansas; W. 4. stone, Iennsyivania'
updegran. Iowa; Childs. Illinois.
Postoiilces and post roads Henderson. Norm
Carolina. chairman; Dunphy. New YORK; Kyle.
mississippi; Hayes. Iowa; Turp,n. Alabama
sipe, Pennsylvania; Cabaiiss. Georgia; Durnes.
Missouri; swanson, Virginia, Caldwell, ONO;
wilson, Washington; Loud. California; smuh,
Illinois; liouk, Tennessee; Gardener, New Jer'
sey: Flynn. Oklahoma.
Agriculture - Hatch. Missouri. chairman; /;
Alexander, North C,roiina; shell, South Caro-
INA; Forman. Illinois; Moses. Georgia; cape
hart, West Virginia. SIbley. Pennsylvana: Mar
shall. Virginia; schermerhorn. New YORK;
Williams, Mississippi simpson, Kansas; F,ms-
ton. Kansas: Waugh, Indiana: funk. lilinois'
Apsley, Massachusetts: Hainer. Nebraska;
BAKER. New liamr shire, Flynn, oklahoma.
Public lands-McRse. Arkansas; Hall. Min
nesofa; Crawford, North Carolina; Gresham,
Texas. somers. Wisconsin: Latimer. South Car
o!ina; Davis. Kansas; Lacey, Iowa; WAGNER.
Pennsylvania: Moon. Michigan; Meikle1ohn,
Nebraska: Ellis, Oregon; smith. Arkansas.
Public buildings and grounds -Bankhead, Al
abama, chairman; Abbott, Texas; Mekaiel.
Maryland; Campbell. New York. Breiz. lndl-
ana; Cadmus. New Jersey; Grady. North Caro-
lima; Berry, New York Davey Louisiana; MIL
liken, Maine; Sweet. Idaho; Morse, Massachu-
sets, Wright. Pennsylvania; Weber, New
York. Mercer. Nebraska.
Pacific railroads Reilly. Pennsylvania, chair
man; snodgrass. Tennessee: Boatner. Louis.
lana: Caruth. kentucky. kye. Mississippi;
Lockwood. New York, Weadock, Michigan,
He'll. Texas; Hendrix, New York; Harris. Kan
sas; Biair. New Hampshire; smith. Illinois;
Powers. Virginia, Hepburn. Iowa; Cooper,
Wisconsin.
Irrigation Of arid lands Cooper, Indiana,
chairman; Lisle. Kentucky: raschall. Texas:
Mcguire. California; Richardson. Michigan;
Saulanig xaau
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New YORK, Aug. I.-Copper-Quist
Lake, 500.
Bar silver, "a.
Lcad-Sieady; domestic, s3.37t..
Tin Strong; straits. sls.65 bid; plates
steady and quiet.
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a mad N.sro Hanged.

LEAvEswoETH. krs., Aug. I.-Silas
Wilson. know 4 a bad negro, Was found
hanging To a tree few miles vest of this
city this morning. He Is believed 20 have
been lyncled. Tue coroner viii inNesti-
gate.
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n...bIIi Np.t.tl,y,

At Philadelphia 8; Sl.Louis. ..
Al Baltimore 3; Louisville, II.
At Brooklyn--l; Cincinnati, =.
Al New York k-l3; Cleveland, J.
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Gen'l Passenger Agent. ST. Pa,


The Horticulture building. Height Of
dome l32 feet. Cos, of building 100000
The Chicago Union Pacific aud North.
western line offers rater as cheap as the
cheapest and unexcellcd accommodation
10 Chicago.
Sec agent U. p. system for detailed in
formation.
The Woman's building. Just south Of
the 59ih 81. entrance. Dimensions 20 by
<0O feet. Cost $4,000. Every lady should
visit IL. Don't forget that the Chicago,
Union Pacific and Northwestern line
offers the best service and rates as cheap
as any line TO Chicago.
For additional information call on
the Union Pacific agent.
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Lag all competitors with the Chicago,
Union Pacific & Northwestern line.
This is the popular route for passengers
destined to the worlds fair.
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A. q. H.. Division No. I. meets ever,
"Wednesday at HlberniN hall, Centervllis'
James McCann, Rec. Sec'y.
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Attention

For the best and cheapest place for
watch repairing go to NJ. Hammerslougb,
- Main street.
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King & Kennedy are the only agents in
Anaconda FOR tho St. Regis Indian has
kets. New stock just received at low prices.
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DR.. Gutelius. dentist, Office over Smith
DRUG GO. . store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14
IlnQuClai.
THE new YORK, new HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD COMPANY.
TREASURER'S OFFICE.
Ncw-IIaven, Conn, December 81. 1892

New-lIaven, Conn, December 81, 1892.
BY order OF tie Board of Directors of this com
pany, Thirtecn thousand, three hundred and twenty
three shares, of One Hundred Dollars each of
tine Capital Stock of the Ncw-Yorls. New-lIaven
and Hartford Railroad Company. now held in
its Treasury. are offered for sale.
Sealed bids for the purchase Of the whole or
any part o. the above stock, addressed TO Charles
I. Clark, President. and eldorsed Proposals for
purchase of stock" will he received at the trans
fer Office of tn" Company, in the Grand Central
Depot, New-lork, until eleven o'clock a. m. on
Saturday. January fourteenth 1893, at which
time said bids will be opened by the Directors.
Payment on accepted bids must he made IN
Newiork on February ist. 1898, when stock
certificates in negotiable form will be delivered.
This stock will b. entitled to the dividends, paya-
BILE thereafter, and its holders will be entitled
70 subscribe during the month of March for
the Convertible Dcbcnturc Certificates Of the Com
pany, under the provisions OF its circular of De-
cember 10, 1892.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
If not deemed for the best interests of the
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14

IEVING NNTiOT NJ RANK.
NEW -IOl:k J,nrlr, 18Th. 1875.
Ar \ MEETING of the Board of Directors.
n h.ld mi. d.y NJ. ,hail'- II fnucher UuanI
nl.,y -eelecrd Pc ldrnt. NJ. charlie -. Brown and
Mr. William II. Mo":ln'c Ne" unanimously r'-c.errd
GO. =. SorPEE Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14
1--WE ,YYITN MEETING of the Port Herr!
Savings banks.

THE GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK
90 AND 2}s SlAIlI.ANE. ). +. COR. l6rHST.
ME IRt' >TtES have declared interest for
-iN month, aud ihIee months ending December II,
S.ts upon ~ f3 600 both inclusive
the rate OF THREE AND ONE:lIALF PER CENT FER
nm NJ pi,abl. and January 10. 1898 Money
dop, not later January 10 sill draw Interest from
J,nuary /. .. . ~
JAMES qUlSLAS. Treasurer.
LEONARD p. WHITE ! Secretaries
FRANCIS II. LEt,GEIr. "'''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14

dend of > per cent, payable on demand at NJ.
A. tedar-st.
~ scmi-anru1l dividend on the capital and
safety funds, equivalent 10 40 per cent on
The capital has been declared by the directors OF
the Continental Insurance Company, payable on
demand at No IL broadway.
The directors Of the Edison General Electric
Company have declared quarterly dividend of
per cent to holders of stock Of record, payable
February |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14

Total shares for the day..................G COZ $50
Ex-divi1end.
SILVER
Silver ceris. sS's S3a s3i s3'4 s3s 81 10000
SALES AT TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pr
TKOLEUM EXCHANGE
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THE DAY IN THE BOSD MARKET.

A sale Of 81 5000 coupon as at / Is IL lui-
parted strength ~ Government bonus. Bids were
not raised however, and closing quotations were
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GAY & STAnW O0D,
1871 DevOnshire ST., BOSTON.
go INVESTM EMIT

Persons hav.ng CAPITAL 90 SAYINGS cGa Invest
In Illt. BiKkBrl n aud Tc,tis"
FIVE PEH CENT. pr anuum On al sum, over slO
UP " S-O
SIN Phi. CENT. pr nIuuiu on a.. sums over 40.
DlNid1id. computed i.nu the h.-t dif " tic n
follow Ing the payment. and "-erraip'd and paid n
January and July In iu.I onVlnt ruJ b" witni.iNn
upon reasonable notice. -
Ihr funds luyctec ia TIE BiAkBI'h ar loaned upon
The IuudHc Association pan, ot upon nrt mortgage
81 s .OtsfIffoff x 4,
loan made. and the borrower + Obllg u
begin TIE rcIayHent 90 tr rn ila together W!th tc
interest and Dltl. 100 q'i nl.I thly lr-'an~ui- O
the The loan grant Z, u - tonstoiy decreasing
amount risk IlIi ~ fkHitK u under tn ,ulsg.
Nis ~ the Blinking Ds IIf'i.frf q tIr stat
Correspondence INVITED. AGdf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14
WILLIAM L. SQUIRE.
TREASI RER.

NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF IT. LOUIS AND
~ SAN FRANCHISE RAILWAY tOMPAEI'S SIX
PER CENT TRUST BONDS OF 1889.
lntl Fcbruiry / 1893. the undersigned Will receive
Offers FOR the sale IL Of III" whole part ~ rhir
thousand dollars r3l 900 of tr above named bonds
Tor collation.. Bond, ole rcd ana accepted will b. paid
that day.
United States Trust Co. OF New. York. Trustee.
JOHN \. >rI.NART, Plcsd Mt.
New. York January H. 1893.
NEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the Undersigned the Town Hall Of Gravcscnd
the 2lst DAY OF January. 1883. Tor purchase Of
$4,000 bonds Of the town Of ave>cnd. cent locu
mproN loan payable forty the hr,t IN
day following the datc 81 the tond fhcs, b0ndS
issued IN pursuance Chapter lis Of the Laws OF
lo.r. and for the purp0s" of rdeemng short term
loo improy cncnt londs coming duc year 1898.
join Y. McKANE,
supervisor Town Of GrlNes'nd
Dated at GIaNcSenG, January :. 1893
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TO <i7s.. .10c[
5000 do Registered. zoos
1000 s v b N r LIST. S24
1000 Sea LS&E 1st.. 20
6000 Sec CorD'n 6s... 97is
10000 South Car Cd. s5
1000 Spoksne & p 6s. 50
$4,000 Term RR Assn
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO SOUTHWESTERN.
fIlss Week OK ' in Jan sas5S5 ssS5 1885
CHICAGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN.
TmDcr o 81 I'll Ian 40 ses ss9 s ss
CHICAGO. PEORIA AND 81. LOUIS.
F FIl1. week 81 T' jan slsaS soSdi se7s5
DETROIT. LANSING AND NORTHERN.
Number OF miles ....... 81 322 3.2
EVANSVILLE AND INDIANAPOLIS.
Number Of miles l5o -, l35 =. Io3
EVANSVILLE AND TERRE HAuTE-
Number OF miles. loo i0l an, Iol
First week In JAM. Sl9,l5l SIS''oo S-i''-'
LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE AND ST LOUIS
Number OF miles. S2l ~ 3i5 40, so
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
First week In JAN. sl5Sj1G slOf,'eo sl'-'o-f
PEORIA, DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE
Number Of miles. :5i 81 49, 2ot
First week jan sl3,3oe Sl3, ie3 $500
IMPORTS OF DRYGooDs AT NEw.YoRK.
For the week 1891. 1872 SO
thrown Oh tae market 3,.o529, a,si5,Si5 4'@5s 5oo
rnie.d a. 't the mort sos7G aec sGs4o scA2l 100
Thrown o. tie mars,t 7os7Co7 7,os2.57J 05.3'o7a
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. Jan. -. p m.-ConsQls; % for money
and o. lie for the account: NewYors. Pennsylvania
aud ohio first mortgage bonds. - 3-s; Canadian
81 3-s. Reading - - Paris advccs quote 3
per cent rcnte, at % francs, - IL centimes for
the account The amount cf bullion gone into the
Bank of England on balance to-day Is tllO0O
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financial Clcri,ous.

THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANk OF THE CITY OF
NlNt-fOkh.
SEN .NOI.K. JaruIry =. 3d.
4 L TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
"a nJt-'r- bans. JlnunfN loth lH3{' IN,
follow ine named gentlemen r. unanimously r'-e'ct'u
dir clois . ....
J. EDWARD SIMMONS. JONI II. INMAN.
tRtDtKItK MEAD I,Oirkt W s. Aitl :.
CORNELIUS y. 81. -, RICHARD /. Nll>ON,
, nAKiiS :. sMlIu. MAhit : \. BEL IMAM
JAMES g tANNpN.
At meeting 81 the Ionri Vl birc'Ot, hell TIL day. MI
j. EDWARD SIMMONS unanimously rr-rlc'' 4 Pr''
Ceit and Nr. COkN ELIUN y Hiss an Mr.. JAMES C.
CANNON " Z. gusnmou-lY r-'l-ct q Vice PI"-d ut-.
III MILES II. PAI FEHSON. t1-' t"f.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-10
Indiana state Normal School.

Indiana state Norman ScnOOI.
TERRE HAuTE. IND., Nov. l. so
SuPT. GEORGE II WILSON, jasper, Ind
Ny DEAR SIR:-l have received
mber of letters from County Superin
tendents and others, inQuiring whether
new students would be admitted to th'
Normal School st the opening Of th'
winter term. TLesd,y, January End.
take this means Of giving notice tina
such students will be admitted hereafter
At the beginning Of each term OF th'
school year. Last wear. for the drs
time. no new students were admitted IL
the winter term but the objects sough
by this rule we're not secured. and !
was abandoned.
Lam glad TO say that the Norma
School is at work upon iis new yea
with Q Satisfactory attendance. W.
have enrolled tn date 37f different stu
dents.
Very truly yours.
w. w. PARSONS,
President State Normsl School
Teachers of Dubois county can have
erstis, any OF the following ny calling q
the county supe,intendent's Office. or b,
sending Two cents for return pos age:
u.l Outline ~ the Autocrat.
70, BIO ,e's Hietory o
Education.
(s.) Outline Of wo do low to Stud,
Plants.
(l) Test question. on American Lit
erature.
f5) 1892 list OF Pupils Examination
Questions.
Questions.
az Latest report Of tate Superin
Itendent. The postage on this lee
book 10 IS cents.
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The Kokomo Tribune "is Informed b,

The Kokomo Tribune "is informed BY
. very intelligent and practical Howard
county farmer that he hiss found . sure
market for his wheat at fine price. lie
has Just fed 1855 b Ishels ot wheat 10 .
drove Of hogs aud by careful weighing
has ascertained that thev gained In
weight 10 the amount OF 900. He 10 an
advocate OF the plan ol
feeding wheat" Pork Il steadily Cd.
vancins In price and will doubtless
command good figure tor another
year. The farmer Who sells his wheat
for less than sixty cents whom hs can
tssllxe over dollar by feeding II 10
hogs 10 surely mot up 70 snuf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-10

This. from the Worthington Times
is also applicable 10 this vicinity
THE Times has often wondered why
our farmers do not raise more potatoes
and like crops. aud less wheat and corn.
Potstoes will produce 200 to 400 bushels
to the acre, and arc hardly ever less than
80 cents bushel. just now our mer.
chants will pay 60 to 10 cents. a bushel
E. oil that will be delivered. There 10
no use in shipping potatoes in here. %
is done every winter. when IL our farm.
ers would make On effort they could
produce more than enough to supply the
local demand and put dollars 10 their
pockets BY doing co."
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The Anti.Bribery Election Law
All Right.

4
Indianapolis Sen tnel.
The validity OF the AcCabe law wa
passed upon by the supreme court an,
decided TO bs constitution al The law wa
approved March Q. 1889, and provide,
that any one attempting bribery can b.
be made to forfeit to the one spproache,
the sum Of $500 ana attorney fees not I,
exceed $3.50.
Two suits were brought against Pete
w. Schoocover in the Warren circui
court, but in each instance the loweI
court sustained demurrer TO the com
plant. The case on which the suprem
court rendered its decision was that o.
the state ex rel. Charles Beedle against
Peter w. Schoonover. Schoonover wa,
la candidate for the Office of circuit court
clerk, and tn, complaint in the case
charges that he paid Beedle $40 TO vote
for him.
The opinion, which was by Judge
Daley, set forth the fact that il was an
historical fsct that when the Legislature
met in 1889 there was strong senti.
ment in fsyor of more stringent laws to
secure the freedom and purity Of the
ballot and this sentiment was argu-
mented By charges Of fraud and corrup-
tion In recent elections. Vote-buying
and vote ceiling we're punishable, but It
was difficult to enforce the then existing
laws. The act OF 1889 was to suppress
the traffic in human honor
The provisions Of . civil penalty aud
for q criminal prosecution we're made 20
open every avenue for discovery. The
law Of 1889 is to exempt the weak from
and inflict II on the strong.
II was the common law, as it IL yet q
law Of the state, that one who goes into
court seeking damages on account Of
injury, or loss sustained by fraud, must
show hi nself free from the fraud or
wrong. But the common law was chang
ed by this act, and in this instance the
special act prevails.
The legislature has ample power TO
create . remedy for wrongs which, al
common law. were without redress, the
court holds. 1t will not do TO say that
. person induced 10 vote for candidate
is not injured. Under temptation he
has bartered his honor, manhood, polit.
icsl freedom and sovereignty. 1t 10 for
The legislature 10 say whether he shsi.
or shall not recover penalty. Such
en .ctments are in harmony with the
spirit and genius OF the constitution
and the preservation Of good govern
ment.
II 10 not true that another law passed
two hours after the one IN question re.
peals the latter. Nor do the two laws
imply that the accused 10
placed twice in jeopardy for the same
offense.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-10

From the Report Of the Commission
er OF Education for 1sS9-9O just receiv'
ed at this Office we extract the follow
ing:
The four highest salaries paid fol
Superintcndents cf City Schools are
Chicago. $1,000: Omaha. $4,000; Pitts,
burg. Pa, $3.5OO; Providence, Il. 1.
$500
There are 10 High Schools In Indi
ana. The value Of the buildings
grounds. and apparatus range from that
OF indianapolis valued at $4,000 "a
that Of Jolietville valued at o5O. The
latter hes no separate building OF
groundsdrom the grammar school, hence
$50 is .or apparatus only.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-10

G. A. Lorman Of Detroit proposes Ia
present to the Loyal Legion a log II
feet long and Is inches In diameter,
which had been cut on wilkinson q
farm on the battlefield Of Chicksmauga
and which contained embedded deep in
its body aud firmly fixed six she'll, un-
exploded. and remnants Of others that
had struck the same tree and been dis
charged, leaving the pi ces Of iron i'm
bedded almost out OF sight beneath the
b lrk of tree.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-10

Some time ago lady bought . patenl
coffee pot from peddIer. She showed
IL o her husband, . hardware dealer
who told hcr he kept the same thing q
bic store for half the price she paid
"Well," said she. why don't you adves1
tise? Nobody knows what you hav(
for sale." Sensible woman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-10

Il takes good deal Of courage and
sturdy manhood to become Prohibi'
ZIONIST. Il takes . good deal more "a
remain . Prohibitionist What . tower
Of strength In any reform 10 he who
stands %, faces the populace, and de,
clares: "Hcre an, and here ! vii
remain
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-10
MANDY, what buildins this ?,

"Lectrici y, pap. They burn lights
In here an have machines that shock
ou. Reckon we'd better 60 in?"
Striding for ward -"Yas. Can't shock
us wuss than some o. the things In that
doggone Art Palace lr-Siftings.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-10

O. X. Of A., Branch 10,
Meets the Let sud I'd Suadays OF every
month, 81 their hall iuJasper.
CRARLEs 6oLlGA, Pres.
q =. j. HrLLss, Hec'y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-10

Mr.. Carlisle instructed the mints at
'hilsdelphis and New Orleans TO coin
the seigniorsge into standard silver dol.
lars.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-10

At the Railroad Traiumen's conven
tion, held ct Boston, . few DAYS since
Mr.. Mosely made an address full OF lp1
teresting facts and figures. To tran sac(
the business OF the raiiroads OF I'd
United States the past year required I'D
services Of SO, 1876 locomotives, OF whic1
S,646 were employed IN passenger ser1
vice. IL ,559 in transporting freight, and
6.729 In yard service. In the rsssenRe1
traffic 2S.676 cars we're employed. m
In the freight service 966, 98s.
IL the locomotives Of the railroad
with their tenders were marshalled q
to single line they would make trai1
S57 miles long. The passenger csrs 10
single line would reach from Boston d
within fifteen miles OF PhiladslphIo|
Placing the freight cars together IL q
continuous train this train would u
Z, 7,O26 milea long, and would reach froa1
Boston to San Francisco and bacg agais
and have enough left 10 extend irou|
from Boston to Chicago. 10 not this
industry, and 10 not th@
United Ststes . great couniry2
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-10

Stingy husband, alter moving-"Do
you think, wife. you will like our new
qusrters?" Wife-"Any qusvters will
be acceptable; I haven't seen even
dime for . month. - Detroit Fro(
Press.