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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-04
SUNDAY IN THE ooxEY CAMP.
Galvin's Men at Camp Washington On
the Verge of Starvation.

Washington, June 3.-The Coxeyites at
Highlands passed a quiet Sunday. Ad-
dresses were made by MCGEE, one of the
lieutenants, Gen. Frye and Mrs Dundee,
an organizer Of the Woman's Coxey con-
tingent. The grocers of Washington
sent supply of provisions to the camp
Galvin's men at Camp George Wash
ington are in a pitiable condition, being
on the verge of starvation. For the past
two days they have been compelled to
suhsist upon half loaf of bread to each
water.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-04
ooURTED DEATH WITH OPIUM.
Walton M. Busbee, of North Caro-
lima, Commits Suicide.

Walton M. Busbee, OF North Caro-
lima, Commits Suicide.
Baltimore, Md, June 3.-Walton M.
Busbee, lawyer of North Carolina, and
more recently a clerk in the interior de-
partment at Washington, was found un-
conscious on the street at an early hour
this morning, and died a few hours later
at the city hospital. He was 33
years old, and belonged in Raleigh,
N. G. He practiced his profession
there and IN Durham, N. c., and
was appointed a clerk in the interior de-
partment last January. His brother,
Fabius II. Busbee, is United States dis
trict attorney for the eastern district Of
North Carolina. Another brother, Charles
M Busbee, is a prominent member Of the
Knights Of Pythias at Raleigh.
Coroner Hill said that il wasiundoubt-
edly case OF suicide from opium poison
ing, and he deemed an inquest unneces-
BarV.
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The ALLIANCE at Rarbadoea.

Washington, June 3.-The navy depart
ment is in receipt of cable message an
nOuncing the the safe arrival of the
United States war vessel Alliance at
BarbadoeS yesterday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-04
Senator Gorman Better.

Laurel, Md, June 3. 3.-Senator German
is very much improved, and was feeling
better to-day than he has at any time Tor
the past two months.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-04
Recommended for School Commisioner.

Tennille, Ga. June Yesterday was
examination day Of the teachers of Wash
ington county. A resolution was offered
complimentary to our efficient county
school commissioner. DR.. II. n. Holli-
held, and recommending him for states
school commissioner.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-04
REPEAL OF THE BANK TAX.
The Further Length of the Debate or
the Bill Uncertain,

Washington, June 3-The end of the
debate on the bill to repeal the law taxing
the issues of state and other banks and
associations is not vet in sight in the
House, although an effort will be made to-
morrow to draw it to a close. 1t has been
the desire of Speaker Crisp aud other
democratic leaders, especially those in
terested in the appropriation bills. that
Monday should see the close of the gen
eral debate on the bill and there has been
talk of bringing in an order from the com
mlttee on rules to that effect
THE SCHEME OPPOSED.
But that has been opposed bv the re.
publiCans, who want the debate to ex-
haust itself, and by number of demo-
Gratis, of whom Messrs. Raynor, of Mary
land, and Harter, of Ohio. are types.
The former opposes repeal and the latter
tavors it, but both agree that the discus
sion should proceed two weeks at least,
as, In their opinion, that period of time
could be prohtably spent in consideration
of the subject. That the time would be
occupied is proved by the length of the
list of those who have asked Chairman
Richardson for time in which to speak.
THE ORDER TO BE REPORTED.
1t is probable that the order referred to
will be reported by the committee on
rules tomorrow, to test the question If
1t shall be agreed to it will be taken to
mean that the repeal bill will pass If it
shall be defeated, the fate Of the bill
will be talked to death" In that event
the executioners may consent to reduce
the limit within which to perform that
duty and end the matter within day or
two.
MONEY FOR THE INDIANS.
When the state bank tax bill shall
have been disposed of, the Indian appro-
priation bill will be taken up An unusu-
ally long discussion of its provisions is
anticipated, because of the many radical
changes Mr. Holman has introduced into
the bill.
Next in order Of general legislation will
be the general deficiency bill for the year
ending June 30 which will have been re-
ported to the House in the mean time.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-04
ATTACKED BY A MOB.

Gospodar and his jockey were attacked
by mob when they were returning to
the paddock. They were protected from
serious injury only by the police. Loud
imprecations against the stables Of Mr.
Cunnington, the owner Of the winner,
were heard on the turf and In the pad
dock. Gospodar, although the favorite
for the grand Poule des Produit fort
night ago, ran unplaced in that race, and
was beaten by Gouvernaie. His victory
to-day, therefore, induced the belief that
he had not been ridden fairly in the for
mer race. Mr.. Cunningham is an English
trainer and owner, who has for a long
time lived in France.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-04
PRIx pU JOCKEY GLUE.
Gospodar Wins the $27, 72o in the
French Derby.

trench Derby.
Paris, June 3.-All the sporting world
Of Paris went to Chantilly to-day to
watch the race for the Pric Du Jockey
Club, the French Derby for 8-year-olds.
The money value of the race was 1855
francs, (S27 ,720). The distance was a
mile and half. The race was won by
GOspodar, a chestnut cold by Gamin, out
Of Georgia. Toujours, a bay colt, by Re
treat out Of Totote, was second, and Styx,
a bay colt. by Tristan, out OF Simonn,
third. The post odds were 10 TO against
Gospodar, 4 to | against Toujours, and 5
to / against Styx. There were twelve
starters.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-04

Prince Ludwig, heir apparent to the
Bavarian throne, has made another nota-
bly, liberal speech. His text was the
action of the Bavarian lower house in
rejecting the proposal TO appropriate
lOO, 900 marks to the initial work Of cut
ting the Danube-Main canal 81 always
work for the public welfare" he
said II feel that the old
laws and customs are no longer
suited to the necessities Of the day and
must be abrogated mean to do my ut
most in favor Of progress, although ! am
conscious that / can do nothing without
the sanction Of the people. / shall always
be happy ia feeling that have their sup
port" Enemies Of Emperor William
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-23

To FARMERs.-On January eth
next Purdue opens special term of
instruction for farmers sons, con-
tlnulng eight weeks-consis,ine Of
a course on Live Stock Iusbandrv
anu Dairving. and a special course
on Dairying. There will be inst,uc-
tons Oh dairy cows-breeding and
feeding; the chemistry OF milk and
rs product: bacteria; Dis, ases of
dairy cattle, and the necessary
healthfullness of the stable: on milk
testing; butter making: engines and
boilers for dairy or creamery meas
urement of cattle To obtain points
and value, ensiliage and it, prepare
ton, horses and hogs on the farm.
and best breeding and care. etc.
Numbers, OF farmers sons in Dubois
county would be greatly benefited
by taking this course, as it would
enable them 10 make more money
on the farm. To attend they must
be at iea-t 10 years old. and have
tar common school education. as |
no examinations are held as a re-
lulsite toentrance. For particulars
address Prof. c. :. Plumb. Lafav
ntte, Ind.
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LICENSE: NOTICE

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~. Y; 'saIsns CHARLES HARksR
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I.jccs.>r Notice.

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LICENSE NOTICE

~ -, = h~'ett gwen y The citizens - J..rer
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Ns'-- -ill sppiy 70 the County ss.nami..iansr. 4,
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p-e"Hiner i-ss TOR lic@n.- H. FETAL fnr.xi~.,,.
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License Notice.

oIlcs j. hereby given u the rsfiser,- ~ Dyhoi.
harhi-''n township. Dut.oi. count. irf
VIC m and-r~ign-d- 8 male ciiix-n ~ The rr.s.
= &C. ~ spDiy 70 The Comfy Commissions, ~
Dahsa- county 81 their next r-rular SESSION Il,
Dse-fnn-f i--+ for LICENSE FETAL inss.s,ra,iry
~ n--r $40 vine and permit The same 10 Be
~ 'he premises Hnisf the provisions u til.
las - iheian- ~. erning sui Incense.
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D.n-'t- HAf'i-nn tn n.hiy Dnhuis county Indian.
- . ss-~st HENRY y Dr-InSy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-23
Fur the COURIER.
a Night of Reyelry In PortersviiIe.

On last Saturday night. as usual
a crowd congregated al one Of III,
dens OF iniquitv in our town anc
spent the evening in noisy ies.ivit,
over the sparkling wine cup, SIM.
ing songs not pleasant to a cultured
ear, dancing to wierd music. and
taking the name of God in vain.
As the hours passed By the din in
creased, and the maniacal cries
and laughter Of drunken m-n
pierced the midnight air. As the
morning hours approached they de-
parted to their several homes, but
one Tell victim 10 the rum tends
cruel hand ere he reached his home.
Nat. Chandler, man living near
Aliordsville, with three Of his com
panions, starting for home crossed
White river in a boat. but when on.
the other side Chandler remembered
leaving his coat at the saloon. and
- returned for it, separating from
-A." ,oiii k'iilioll~.
On recrossing The river he fell in
70 the water, getting his clothes
wet, and he was able to walk but a
short distance when on the other
side, and was found dead next
short distance up the
river from the ferry-supposed to
have frozen to death by some. 9th
ers think the liquor he drank killed
lim. He leaves wife. one child
md an aged mother to mourn his
oss. His remains were inferred in
MON cemetery, Monday.
King Bibbler's army is marching
'ver our beautiful country today |,
Nth noiseies, tread, ensnar.ng tn.
eet OF many Of proud America
loblest sons. Two of hi- lieuten- !
nts are encampcd in our little town |
iow, enliSting young recruits into
ne, and drilling those who Joined
4 the march long ago. No time i
ost by these willy lieutenants: Sab
ath day a. well finds them at their
'osts, ready To minister unto anv If
ne army who chance to ask for a ,
eath-dealing draught
Fathers and mothers OF Porter.- !
lille, are YOU willing for Your son, =
enlist in this great armv9 No,li
iethlnks hear them saw. Then !,
i time you were Kidding the town :.
these evil ders. y
You can not realize the misery !,
lused by the death-dealing traffic
ntll the rum fiend enters your own
ONE. Then il may be too late. :
Can you realize the anguish Of !.
lat young wife's heart, when the =
lort, sharp message came, that p =.
'r husband was dead, turned out IL
om the saloon, frozen to death. ~ =,
rned out in the cold by the ones \,
no led him to his doom? ia,
II all the stories Of great iiei that = :,
I'VE wrung the hearts Of fathers. II
YES and mothers, could be fully
ld-the record would be enough \
make the angels pause and y.
ange their songs for tears. d.
Christian soldiers, arouse 70 the n ps'
nse Of duty. May the time speed q,
come when our fair land will be !
Of this great curse. 4,
People Of Portersyille. ere Il he hi
} late, do what your conscience
'tates. Do something for Jesus.
SATURDAY NIcHr RAMBLER. \
Ind
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of Surviving Partner.

Notice i hereby given. that the un-
derslgned has duly qualified a. >urviv-
ing Partner Of the firm Of Martin >chnell
x Brother, and will settle up the part
nership a such. Said partnership j.
supposed to he solvent.
fErER >cHNELL. Surviving Partner.
BRETz. McFALL 4 BRETz K j. l.. >rp-
DAkTH, Affy's. Nov. % ~ 81.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-23

a cup of muddy coffee il no, whole
some. neither j. bottle Of muddy medi-
cine. One way to know a reliable and
sskilIfully prepared blood purifier il by it,
freedom from sediment. Ayers Sars.
parilla j. always bright and sparkling.
because Il - an extract and not a decoe,-
ton.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-23
Auditors Apportioameai 10 Tow nship
Trustees u the November Settlement
Of Taxes Collected.

Total ssos a lss2I 81 s.Ii n e1i So ~ 70
Jasper Corporation Tax "a IS.
The warrants on the County
Treasurer are now ready for the
Township Trustees.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-23

srs-We give particulars in anoth-
cr column of the greatest work 0
art recently published. frst-prize
picture, which we will
give TO all our readers a Thanks
giving present.
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vs.. DIyarr.
VALENTINE MEG<ER.
The above named defendant j. hereby
Notified that said plaintiff ha- filed her
complaint in this court PRAYING for Ii
yorce. accompanied by an affidavit that
SAID defendant u a non resident Of the
state OF Indiana. and that his present
place 81 residence is unknown.
Now. therefore, said defendant j. here
by notified that unless he be and appear
on the 18th Judicial day OF the next term
OF the Dubois Circuit Court. 10 he holden
on the first Monday Of January, 1885. NJ
the court house AT Jasper, Dubois coun-
ty. Indiana. the same being the 18th dav
Of January. 1875. and answer or demur
70 faid complaint; the same will he
heard in his absence.
Witness my hand and seal
seal. this 2lst day Of November.
49, 1885.
IG~ATz EcKERr. CLERK
NILBrR~ < SWEENEY, Atty'- for Plr I
Nov. %, 's4-3f. a. I 81
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The undersigned, having sold his "a
loon IN Porersvile, finds il necessary Il
collect all accounts due him. Therefore
All those who are indebted 10 him are
merely notified 10 come and settle their
accounts Immediately. or will be COM
PEELED 10 put them in process Of legal
collection Now friends. | hope YOU
VIII take this in good part. and come and
settle and thus save trouble.
nov. .5-St. : = WINEINGER.
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~~~N.NONNLK TEETIM0NIHLn


10 Whom II May Concern:
On the 9th day OF Feb 1892, Mr.. ". 4
Nllson. District Agent. OF the Aetna Life Insur.
ance Company, insured my late husband Peter
>reer. for $1,000.
Death took my husband on the 23d dav of
sept. 1924. when he had made but three nav
neni, On ms policy have to-day received from
Mt Wilson 81 ,u0) one THorSAxp poIL,ps
u cash, IN iull payment Of said policy. although
u "aS not due until January 3d. 1895.
taAe great pleasure in recommending Mr.
v i~on and the Aetna Life Insurance Comnonv
inr Iromrtne>> and Kindness in the adjustment
~ III losses \ thousand dollars to a widow
COMES Ike git from an all wise Providence.
HELENA SEGER
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publish few hundreds II Testimonials that have
appeared ia The she Lack vanity ~
@ Par sr Wallace prevents the publishing Although
Mlh words nom Grateful Hearts. her
well nente fame. Mrs. holds fast ~ tho Iii a,, San i
believing the balance YOU WHY nrer IN Door beaItb,
Come and ~ cured - - i' "'"''n-
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- -N%Att SNllafOl ldA iolltttlOll>
from November settlement sheet.
1893, We're - $50 So; increase
in ubois county on this years set
tlement 81 $40 63. The local tu-
ition levys in Dubois county bv
township Trustees might have been
dispensed with and yet as much
tuition money received as before.
had il been known that the X. X.
Co. would have paid its tax as it
was compelled to. The burdens Of
this local tuition levy rests with the
townships as follows: Columbia
) cts, HARRISON 10 cts, Boone :
cts, Madison 10 cts. Bainbridge 4
cts, Marion & cts, Hall 10 cts.
Jefferson none. Jackson 10 cts.
Patoka 3 cts, CaSs cts. Ferdi- 4
1and ; cts. Jasper II cts, Hunt
ngburg 10 cts, Birdseye 10 cts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-23
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crow would nv
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the richest por
and the volume
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and Loulsvil
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ha~ ein country M
Tor the past m year. at No Upper Eighth
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Court Notice.

STATE or INDIANA. COUNTY or DrBoIs. -
Dubois Circuit Court, Jan. term. 1875.
MARY MEGSEg
vs.. DTrare.
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Fine Job Printing at this office.
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the NE
The Business
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-11-12
L.Sc[hV arZ&S0D
SIS KING STREET.

B. K. Durfee, State Superintendent
of Insurance of Illinois, announces that
the Alexandria Fire Insurance Com
pany of this city, is not authorized to
do business in Illinois. The Alexan-
dria Fire Insurance Company never
had an agency in Illinois and never
applied for one.
The Manassas Gazette says: The
Southern Railway Company is still cur
failing its force Of employees. On Fri
day of last week about 400 were dis
missed on the line from Washington to
Atlanta, and with former dismissals it
is thought the aggregate since the new
management took charge is about four
thousand.
Mrs. George Beach, who applied to
the different fire companies in this city
for assistance, has received so far,
through Mr.. VIM. Wood, engineer OF
the Columbia Fire Engine Company,
two wagon loads of groceries from two
prominent merchants of this city and q
sum of money collected from the mem
bers of that company.
Those engaged i'll the repair of the
Alexandria county roads have secured
from the causeway connecting the Vir-
ginia mainland with Analostan Island
all the stone they required without pay
ing, asking permission or being molest-
ed. Those Georgetown citizens most
concerned have investigated the con-
troll of the causeway and found that the
commissioners have jurisdiction. It's
estimated that several hundred dollars
worth of stone has been taken.
About twelve o'clock Saturday night
Watchman Henry at Messrs. William
A. Smoot & Co.'s wharf saw two men
with pushcart at the soapstone works,
between Queen and Princess streets.
He gave an alarm and the men fed.
Upon an examination the cart was
found to contain a chain and block
and tackle used at the works for the
purpose of hosting stone. Mr.. Henry
reported the matter at the station
house and while there VIM. Taylor, an
employee at Alphonso ArriDgton's sa-
loon, appeared and stated that his en-
ployer's pushcart had been stolen. The
one found at the soapstone works
proved to<be Arrington's, and 1t was
| Turned over to him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-11-12

LORD Rooney" popular and hui
morous musical comedy, will be the at.
traction at the Opera House tonight
The piece will be presented by the ia
NOUS Pat Rooney Comedy Company, q
combination of clever artists who have
enjoyed an unexampled run of success.
The Boston Globe says: "a better per.
formance in the line of farce comedy is
seldom seen. The entertainment, in
its entirety, has as many bright fea-
lures, as many excellent qualities and
as much fun and life as any that has
been seen here in many day. The
play is presented by people who work
with willingness and seem intent upon
pleasing. Matte and Josie Rooney
were the bright stars of the piece and
made decided hits in their respective
parts.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-11-12

Two JOCKEYS INJURED-The racing
at Alexander Island in the county on
Saturday evening was rendered more
than usually exciting by an unfortunate
accident which occurred in the fourth
race, resulting in the death of the
horse Florist and serious injuries to
Jockeys Donnelly and King. Just as
the flag dropped for the start in the
fourth event Florist stumbled, turned a
complete somersault, and partially fell
on little Donnelly. Ell TELEGRAPH fell
over Florist, throwing Jockey King.
Florist was killed by the accident, while
III TELEGRAPH escaped unharmed. Don
nelly had his leg fractured and was
Internally injured, while King had q
Snoulder-blade dislocated. Donnelly
was taken to his home in Washington
IN N carriage. and King went to, the
Emergency Hospital in the ambulance,
which was telephoned fol