The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

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c. DOANE. Publisher.
THE war department has decided 10 !
send the entire corps of cadets from
West Point To the Worlds fair AT I'M
ago about the middle Of August
THE opinion Of the majority of the
court ON the Chinese eNclu-
sion and restriction act. announced by I
Justice Gray. had not, up TO the 9Th.
been fled viii, ths clerk of the court.
4-e
rtoops continue to cause great "e
i'm the Austrian duchy Oh
Large numbers OF the per
sons have been drowned. while 'n'"
sands arc homeless. and the loss oil OPP
ct,y Is very great.
Tur FIRST fall OF rain at Meade. KA>.,
since last September followed the roin-
making experiments tnere OF irof
Jewell. and the Chicago x Rock Island
railroad officials, by whom he is EN-
ployed, give him the credit for caus-
ing H.
prrsxG a storm at Mizquinanla, a
small town in the state of Hidalgo,
Mexico. a man named Niraureo ana
his wife and child sought refuge in a
cave. A cloudburst filled the cave
With water in few seconds drowning
sill three.
IsA.c MORTON. ex-president of the
Cleveland T. Marietta railroad. died al
Columbus. o., on the nh. lie was :
wears old. and FIR many years was
prominent in Ohio politics, He was
best known by his sotriquet OF GOV
Morton"
Tur marriage of Jeannette. daugf
ter of Mai. +. W. Halford. formerly
private secretary TO President harri
son. to Edmund a. Benedict, OF New
York. took place. ON the 9Th. in the ca
thedral church Of 81. Marys, Noting
ham. England.
THE courtesies of the Worlds far
were extended to- the 1nfanta Eulalie
on the sth. and the celebration o
princess Day in her honor was
complete success. Thousands of flag
were displayed on the different build
ings. the Spanish colors predomina
ting.
DR.. EDWIN C. BoIIEs. Unfversal.s
minister Of New York. at the close OF
sermon on the subject, on the ith
said: ,Dr. Briggs was defeated by
number of country bigots who hav
learned nothing of the advance OF the
ology during the last quarter of n cen
tury."
THE $4,000 souvenir half-dollar
owned by an eastern firm of type
writer manufacturers. was Installed 4
Manufactures hall at the Worlds fai
on the 5th. A special guard was place
IN charge of the precious piece. and
watch will be kept over itun.il the en-
of the fair. .
EDWIN THOMAS BooTH. the great tr;
gedian, who had been lying very i'll q
the PLAYERS club. in New York, fo
several weeks, died at EOS a. m. on tn
9TH. surrounded by his daughter. Mr.
Grossman. and her husband and man
intimate and loving friends He wa
60 years old
AT the request Of Secretary of Wa
Lamont. Adjt Gen. Williams. on til
sth. selected a number of regular arm
officers for duty at the Worlds fai
where they will assist in increasing II
efficiency of the Columbian guars
without adding further to the cxpen'
of that organization.
SECRETARY IioKE SMITH has male
decision repeating former order co
STRUNG disability not OF service ol
GIN" so as to limit it To disabilities pr
venting the applicant from earnir
support by manual labor. 1t is b
lieved this will reduce pension pa
ments from elj, coo, 900 to so, 900, 900
FOLLOWING the experimental effor
Ot TOl- JSWtii. @ututVs iN"'.s >V's
ing a period of five days. heavy ra
began to fall. on the 5th. at 1:30 p. n
and continued for the best part Of Z
night, giving the soil in the vicinity
thorough drenching, This terminal
Jewels experiments in southweste
Kansas.
EVERY great temperance organii
ton Of this country and no less tn
twelve foreign organizations were re-
resented by delegates at the opening
the fourth in the series Of congress
under the auspices Of the Congr'
auxiliary Of the Columbian expositis
which opened at the Memorial Pala
Of Art in Chicago on the 5th.
THE Infanta Eulalie and her sui
accompanied by Commander Davis. I
presidents representative, arrived
Chicago, on the 9th, at 1910 p. IN. i
princess met with royal reception
the part OF the municipal governm,
and was greeted by greater thrc
than assembled to welcome the duke
Vcragua or President Cleveland
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