davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-06-11

I'm SteIungiu6en6en BET Der se9enz
tpGrttgen gtotbLage baS Grlangen bon 8ez
ibGftigun9 gu erlei6tern, nimmt bas
Q(benbbIatt Der SuinoiS StoatsSeitung
SteHengeiudbe unentgeltIib auf.
, 1894-06-11
2%11iflun9ener Derfud.
StreiFer per iader cine Gifenbabnbriife in
Ole Suit 5u fpreneen.
6 8. Il. Sltni

VU Il UN u IT. OOWIIE.
@eltern 9tacbt tpurbe Der Neriub gee
mac9t, bic 8rilGe Der Glepetano, Canton &
Sortbern>8aDn iiber ben3uscaranaS f6luB
bel Naoarre, in bic Suit 81 ipren9en, Die
8riiGe gerietD babei in 8ranb, aber baS
6euer ipur6e 9et0i9t, ebc beOcutenOer
S3ooen au8crtdbtet mar. Som iiiOliben
Sbto lit iiber biele 8riide in lebtcr 3ett
cine beoeutenoc Menge &oblen bef0rbert
iporben, unb Die Streifer ipoItcn burcb Die
!3erit0rung oerlelben bic SOblen5ufubr abb
ibnei0er.
, 1894-06-11

0onbon, II. SUM.
Sine 9epei6c at Bic vGtmes" bon Gtens
Sim meIbet, Dab ii6 Die corcaniiben Ste
beuen Dor 6er 9(nfunft Der failerlt9en
Sruppen aus Dem Staube ma6en.
, 1894-06-11
N1hmnihinem-


al niger, mbeeier & Q8ilfOn, 8Dmeftie, 9taubarb,
- Q8btte, Q8tlcor & @ibbs, gtem Some, Grofpn, $500
bis $25.0 90. 9arantirt ppait6uoi9 uno intatt. 81 Spen's
electric BIB, SIDE Gtate unb Abams Str, @iutritt 2 O9
Stote Str. Sffel SoHHta9s Don $3.50 9orm. bis 1890
9ta9u. luna 1StglHio
, 1894-06-11
6alten nid1t STAND.

Die coreaniihe Rebellion allen Nnidetne
tdd Don feiner Seoeutun9.
, 1894-06-11

@erporbten unO 8etannten gun 9toGrtdt bag uuIere
MItter Au II a @arften DeHtea}oroeu rodl idlperem
SeiOe1 9eitorbeu lit. 8eerbiguug Wttttlpod) nm l uDr
npm Sroner3onie 81 g. 9atiteb Ctr. aus nod @al6=
benin. 2tttta ScrttpcbeI, Sodter.
l2iu2t Gftu S4Dtlttu eb eli. Sdmteuer1phu.
, 1894-06-11
&erinte0enes.


ODbne, Note1L Mietben. itle9te S9ulben oler Mrter:
X %cOlecttrt; feline 8e5abGung Deuu erfot9Ios. S.&inarD,
@ouutDs@ ~ouitabler, 56 ). 2toe, 3immer8 s. 2milS
G0uI0enI 96uI0enl S6uIoeH!
@aerlei f9Iebte Sbuloeu Iofort coqectirt.
-Retne 3abIunQ pBne GrfDLg-
Gouftabler INNER an 0ono.
Peoples GpIIectt on M9eucp,
92-94 2a1aae Str. Simmer 81.
5b31S Ssutia pirb bier 9eIprp6en.
, 1894-06-11
Sinan5ieQeS.


OnoIe, QuinIan & Co., Morteaae gaHfers, 52 Dear
~ bornitraBs, perleibeu 9elo auf @Bicogoer Sruuo,
~eigentbum aI ben H~ie0risften BreiieH iopie ml9 auf Sc.
b6nae. 6oss, lSt
, 1894-06-11
BferSr. @ooen. SSunbe ,c.

On pertaufeu: 9eliperp5 GTpreB.gga9en unb
y &utI9en. 6. s. Sua. ~23O8-231S State Str,
Sobrtt 243-247 %. 9lace. 17us3Dt
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Sdl1u0hen=Derfin


Sreunbet unb 9efauuten hermit 3ur gtadri1t bal
meme ltebe 9attln &euo Surbed i'm Glitter oDn 3
SSa5rs srn lGrIt s an9 3 MI It; 9te gssEsOi9nas tiGost oon
II. Sum-, nm 10 ubr, nab 6oreit 6ume 6riebbuf itatt
um title SbetIuabme bittet
Sobu Surbed, 9otte,
ftpb9t GiuNpru
, 1894-06-11
SergmHgnngen.
Lake EXCurSiOnen,

gtebmt Die 9ompfer nGttp Of G6ica9p" uub nGbicpro"
n9b OF Soe nnO Benton 9orbOr, Wtt9. ~perlaIIeu t69=
lt9 nm $50 M&roS. nnO teBren na1 Der 5toot sufriicf nm
Nbenos, GunotaDrt $1.00. = @biobrt Spnntoos nm
70 llbr MtrqS, @utunft. in Der Staot 10 ubr NbenSS'
100 Die 9tuubfahrt. = Nbtabrt ieben &beuo nm 1l;30'
GGtro= iSabrt Samita9s 9tadDnt. nm 2 Ibr. 9urh=S icfets
per0en nab alien @Hntten III Miitbi9an ~nerfauft. Sod
am Sub oer Wabalb Aoe. Eel; Mtoin 2l62.
1%linu6atu
, 1894-06-11

Sreunben rnb getountet Die trdurtge 9ta9ri1t bah
meme gelte6te @atttu mad ldmereu &eioeu inn 9IteI
opu 36 SaDreu 8 Mtonoten, om 9omitog. ben 8. Suni,
@benbs 8 ubr %geitprben lit, Sic 8eerbi9uu9 fiuoet itott
ON 9ieuIt0g, ben Il. SUM, bonn Grouerb0ule, 8O7 90.
9iuiiiou StroBe, 9lodJmittogs l llbr, mad Dem Moib.
eim=6rteobof. I'm title 3beiluabme bittet Der ~trouern0e
@atte WtlbeIm 9trpI0.
TrtcOrtdl uub SOn. GiuNpr
, 1894-06-11

%glbsnOblott BET Su. @taatssts, 1 Gent
, 1894-06-11
Gerloren: berlanfen: aeltobleu.


sc erIpreu: 9to6e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ilberne llbr
~ nit 1dlperem Seal, Durd) leoerren 9ttemeu oarau
~befeitigt; gutter gObu fir Die 3uriideritattuug.
NbreIle: r 81 Staatsaeittnu.
, 1894-06-11
TarHen.

Qu~perfaufeu: @erbeIerte 6orm BON 100 Ncres
~ on Wtilrpaufee Mpe. uHo 9esplaIues=5lHB, 80 Ntetleu
nOroll9 BON @BicugO, nabe @tienbobH=Statton. @Ht lur
Wtift=6arnE poer trqeno etnen aH6eren 3ped. 9ta.d3I=
fragen 3imnIer So 121 Ga Sale Str. ia, mo, III, II
, 1894-06-11

OZARK THEATRE-Gtote nabe @un9reB Str
In Girldom Adonis.
Slne 0raB 0aOntte
Giutritt 10 @tS. Na4mjtto9s nm 2, abenos UNI 8 ubr,
, 1894-06-11
S0SeS=Mat5eiae

6reuuben uno 9efouutet ole traurtge 9a6ribt. bar
meiu 9eliebter 6otte SbcOoor G5ucr an Spuutou s
nDr Wtorgens, i'm utter BON So SaDret pIbbli0 0eItor=
ben lit. Die 8eeroi9uu9 ftnoet S%tenfto9. II. SUM .
ubr 9odDnt., bonn 3rouerbanie, 25 GIDbDuru 9(ne., nab
@raCelonb itatt. I'm itine SbeiInabnle bitten bic ~trauerllz
ben 9iuterblte6eHeH
Mn9nita Gbmer, Satin,
nebit Werlpanoteu.
, 1894-06-11
q nsrtoufsn Obsr gu Osrtapf@sH:

Stpei Sduier nit Soften in einem raid snporbIhheHs
ben StaotbeH i'm Dftli6en &ani0s. $50 WsiIeH BON Ram
ios gitg, OtD. 9as 4rDpertp Iiegt an Der 9ouptitroBe.
un6 Ite9en nebeu chamber; 6ru9tbdume, RObleuftqas
Il. no, Die SdIier bcftneen lt9 IN gutter 8ertannn9
uuo liuo oerWtetbet, DerOen 81 einem Spottpreis oers
fault Ober geseu SOts ODER en 5etm BON gIeibem Wertb
in bieler Staot umgetauIdt. @erfaufsoruno @ieens
tbnmer ipDbnt bier in Der Stuot uHo bat telae 3eit oems
ieiben ieiue auImerfiamtett 5u pioneu. Sin gutter BIa5
fir Semanb I'M elm @e9aft an5ufaHgeu; tam GeIs
MAIDEN. Sas Bropert0 lit gon5 ibaIosHtrei.
WtaiI aore1Gre:
6. 8. WreeIanb,
2~4n1sbGtp care OF Stats eitlng.'
, 1894-06-11

2uDerfaufen: SubiGes @obubous in Der Ndbe
- Der Station aponbaIe, 9tortbpeiterr.8obn fir
cine gSar1tIie bequeut ein9erihtet. Stoluug fir ntebrere
Bfer6e nit bobet. $1,000. 9equeme 3obIune5termiue
Doer i9uloenfrstes unbebaute5 Srunbeigeutbum als
SbeiIaobInug. Aorefie: y. 8. Bog 49, aoonoaIe, GoOt
60, Su. 15us. batp
, 1894-06-11

Gobu 8Getu. 125 g. @lart Ctr, GUNNER So.
~ fault ~oerfouft unO taui6t SruubeIgeutbum tir Sas
looms, Sptels, irgeno pel9e 9el6Gite, nit fleiner 2lus
aobtlug. MturtQo9es 6eiorgt. gtOtariot. 6eIer=9er=
liberung. 1898, tuiO
, 1894-06-11
MIhlirte 2imn1er.


gu oermietBe en-: Gin Dber 5pei m6blirte Gimme
~ IN OeutIfer 9Sarnilte, nur etnen 8lof bonn Sincoll
Fart. 9tad3ntra9eH 9to. SO StncolH @oe, nabe 4ts
coultu Str. 24ap, BAN
, 1894-06-11
0eI6GftS= 0etegenbeiterI.

On %oertaufen: Gin Sdubma9ergeIb6ft nebIt Store
~ bilig. Aor. HI. SO Staats3tg.
On bertoufeu: Mteot Marfet peae1 I6neler 4bs
- reiie. @Qes 9taBere As 5u1ertou Aoe.
, 1894-06-11

On bertaufen: 2ots ouf gbi9laessabIuug i'll Der
- ytd9e Der Belmont unb Sliton aoenae $5o0-S60o.
tons auf Abialags5abung gebaut. S. 6De. 3imnIer 35
Staots8eItungsgebduee, Wtittags 5miiGen ems Il. s3Dei.
15u3 hahn
, 1894-06-11

Ou berto Ii tn = &obeusmpob. 81. I96ults
y Gde in bieier bibideu uno bIiibeuben 9Drita0t.
uno Seper in ben StraBeu uro Die StraBeI gss
pflaftert. Sage: Glib uno Sitfront. 98egen Breis uHo
lpetterer @ustuuft lpeuoe man ii9 miiubli6 pber idriits
LID an Wm. 8. see. 112-114 8earbOru Str.
gDDCe Building. 2OnibalU
, 1894-06-11
6wei9=Offcen
N6enOblntt Der 81. Staat8z 3eitnns
Office elepbDn $50. 635.

BUR 9equemliebteit unierer ou3eigeuoeu &lnbsn Duber
mir nit ben nnteH genonnten 9erren ein @btommeH se
lperoeu al beUietbe; 9reIeu. ais luenl bieIelber brett ii
Der GEpeeltion Der SGtuois Stoots3eitlng ~ob8e9e6er
usri@ieOellen @ldbeu big 2 ttbr 9tittaeS ~abgegebeil
lper6eH.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02
CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
FIFTY-THIRD CONGRESS.

TIVE senate Wa no, In session on the 18th
In tie hon~- numrer % amendments % the
Wilson iarir fiiI were offered bot only one
DEFINING more explicitly classes OF iron taxa
b.- under the hill-waS passed The rrr.i.
dents veto % the New Work aud New Jersey
trid-e 1ii AMI his message transmitting The
latest correspondence on the Hawaiian ques-
zion we're the two eveats " interest for tbs
day.
N me senate on the ~. nearly thrre hours
were occupsr1 tn the consideration OF the ~ 90
luton. previously orcre1 ~ Mr.. Peer ipop.
has y. declaring that the secretary q, the treas
ury has no authority IN lax 70 issue and sell 5.
per cent horts A. propos q IA his putiisaed
notice. Mr.. Poser had the floor most OF the
tiEsr. WELDING. however. % other senator's 20
iaiernose rranr<s Arrsoluiton on the ssia-
,ect ~ csyli-Scrvser reform was considered ia
the morning hour and was after some debate.
a-rrrG 20 I'LL In th- hcs1se The entire day was
given I'D % the consideration 81 the sugar
schedule Amendments striking OF. toe
to1-;v feature o. the Wilson bin and putting
retncd srsar Ga The free Ii, we're agreed %
A message from the president on Hawaiian
Affairs was received
N the senate on the 81. the Hawaiian cues.
t.on vs. further considered ~ resolution from
The committee On foreign arair> and ~ a
speech ~ senator CIlloll severely cri;icisinv
fhe Administration The PETER resolution
against t1r iNe-44-y O. Tie proposed issue 81
bonds WAS referred 70 the c1mnl.sc, on finance
and the house bill Tor the repeal 81 the ieseral
rirctirn> lsw W2S further considered tn
the house. after routine business. the WiI>oa
tar.1 TIL was taken rp ia committee os the
whole. and ~ attempt 20 take coal from the
free list an. pl; duty % forty cents per tcn
upon ID and twenty certs per ton On slack was
defeated
Is senate OF the 2srh. after more than
usually interesting preliminary business. the
Hawaiian resolution was taken up bUt L1aiiy
werf over without action. and the unfinished
bu-lafS--- being the house bill TO repsli the
federal elections i1w-was considered az
length after which . rIrnner of uin3r bills
were taken from the calendar and passed ..-
IL the house the Wilson tariff bill was early
taken uP and the attempt 20 remove iron ore
from the free list vas defeated
* the senate On the 18Th. the Hawaiian res
oiuiions we're presented bat werc laid aside 70
give Er Allen. the NEBRASKA popllist. az op-
p0riuulty % deliver . iez1l argument against
the 4rrhor..y o. the secretary OF thr treasury
70 issls Spcr-geut bonds An hour was spent
IN an rninteresting discussion os the hOuSe
bill for the repeal % the federal elections law
after which the time was taken up in e1lo-ies
% The late Mr Chinman In the house the
day vas marked ~ the fslibustering Of the
New YORK members against the income tax
bill Mr. Morse Introduced POINT resolution
Acknowledge God In the constitution
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02
THE BOND INJUNCTION.
Chairman Mctsuire I. Assist in the Suif
Against Secretary Carlisle.

WASHINGTON. Jan. .1.-T L. Nc
Iuirc. chairman Of the executive com
mittce Of the knights of labor arrived
in Washington yesterday afternoon. to
assis; in the prosecution Of tha suit to
be brought ly the order in the effort Ia
enjoin the Issuing Of bonds con
tcmp,ated by Secretary Carlisle. lie
was soon in conference with senator
Allen. who transferred t. him the
petition drawn 10y Judge Cole. 80
iowa. for the purpose Of submitting IL
to local counsel. Mr.. McGuire hoped
10 have had the suit c,gun yesterday
afternoon. but in that h. was ,.;sap-
pointed. He has secured the services
Of Shellabcrgcr 4 Wilson. OF this city.
who will have charge o. the ease. See
rctarv Hayes Of the knights ~ Labor
reached the city on another train. and
will remain for dav or two.
Mr.. j. Warner Willis Of Denver. /. no
is in the city. will also be retained AZ
counsel. and it is thought that the
hearing will take place in a few days.
The papers will he filed in the supre me
court Of the district this morning. The
document is very long ono. and re-
cites the alleged unlawful acts that
the secretary OF the treasury is bout
TO commit, and prays for an injunction
complained Of. a conference of the
attorneys i'm this case was held ut SEN
ator Aliens room last evening.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02

Awful Effects Of the Recent s'issas0-
Man, Fatalities ueing Reported dew
~ the People Living Ia Houses an"
None ~ Them Prepared Tor such .
Hlasi-Cattic and Fowls Perish
GUTHRIE, Okla, Ian. 2s.All over
the territory the suffering caused by
Tuesdays blizzard has been great. and
many fatalities are being reported.
Early in the night two tramps were
pulled on the blind baggage OF an ex-
press train at Perry. frozen stif and
nearly dead. Ii was only with the
greatest effort that they were revived.
and had they been discovered a few
minutes later they would have been
dead.
An unknown man was reported
found dead near Red Rock and in the
extreme eastern end of the strip =
woman named Morrison persisted with
her little daughter.
Two are reported frozen west OF
III Reno and one near Arapahoe.and an
old negro. whose name is unlsnov n,
was found nearly dead in "a tent in the
outskirts of this city. He will prob
ably die.
freight brakeman en- ronte from
Orlando 10 Perry came near losing his
life. and his hands are SO badly frozen
as to neces>itate ampn,ation. Near
Round Point child is reported To- have
persisted Hundreds of settlers on the
Cherokee strip are still living in tents
or mere shantics. and those who have
houses donot have them plastcrcd. and
the wonder j. that Eve times as many
have not persisted.
II is feared that there are many
more fatalities in the isolated sections
of the strip further west. where fuel is
scarccr than in the eastern part where
timber abonnds. Scores of people are
down sick from the effects of the ex-
posurc. and many a person is minus an
ear. fingers or toes. as the result of
those members being frozen.
Live stock. accustomed 10 the mild
weather of this section. suffered as
much as the people. and hundreds Of
head of cattle persisted on the ranges.
while many chickens and wild fowls
were frozen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02
GOOD CITY GOVERNMENT.
The National Conference Ipsugurnted
for the Purpose OF SECURING II.

for the Purpose of Securing IL.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 21.-The second
days session Of the National Confer
ence for Good City Government was
attended by representative assem-
blagc which numbered several hum
dred. James {. Carter. of New York.
the chairman of the conference. called
the gathering to order at 1910 "A. m.
and introduced Rev. Washington
Gladden., ID. d.. of Columbus. o.. who
read an address entitled The Iniiu-
cncc Upon Officials in Office
Or. Gladden's remarks Were liber-
ally applauded. and when he had con-
cluded Mr.. Charles Richardson. If
Philadelphia. offered the following re-
solution. which was adopted unani-
mously:
WHEREAS The elements brought together
in this conference should not bc allowed to
separate without providing some perma-
nent agency for continuing its work and pro-
noting the comparison OF views. the cx 'haage
OF experiences. tue discussion OF methods and
that mutual confidence ana sympathy which
and so much 20 the strength ana enthusiasm o.
fellow workers in "A great cause: IL Is there
fore
f'S'fA-' lHat tut IEr-llfut Ni Ills AoIffr-
cncc Is requested 10 appoint representative
committee OF seven 10 prepare plan for se
organization OF national municipal league.
which shall be composed OF associations
formed in American cities and having as an
object the improvement OF municipal govern
men.
Upon the completion Of IL approval
by such associations. or as many of
them a. the said committee may deem
necessary, the committee shall declare
the proposed league to be fully organ
lied and prepared to enter upon its
work"
Horace +. Demining. Of New York.
then presented the following. which
was also adopted:
EosofreS That II Is the sense o. ms confer.
cnce that the committee. when appointed hy
the chairman. should provide FOR q similar con
ference ia New York III ordcr 70 bring inae-
cnce t. bear upon the approaching ,onsiiia-
tional convention ia tina, stale.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02

LATE NEWS ITEMS.

IL the senate. on the 18TH. the morn
ing hour was occupied ny Mr.. Call IN
n speech condemning the action Of the
interior department in giving land in
Florida to a railroad in violation. as
he claimed. of law. The Hawaiian res
olution went over until Monday The
bill TO repeal the federal elections law
was then taken mp. and Mr.. Chandler's
motion to postpone il until next De-
cember was voted down..........Int the
house. after an unsuccessful attempt
Of the New York members to filibustcr
against the Introduction u the income
tax bill and the transaction OF routine
business the tariff bill was taken up
in committee of the whole.
THE lxhedive of Egypt has yielded
TO the demand Of Tor.: crancr. the
British diplomatic agent in Cairo. that
he publish formal se.-action of the
structures he recently PASSED upon the
army and issue an order prs,i>ing its
condition and the efficiency Of the
British and Egyptian officers. Mahcr
Tasha. assistan. minister OF war. who
was charged with melting the khedive
- make his hostile criticisms. has been
transferred by the khedive
MICHAEL. WALSH. - rears old. who
in issa was sentenced 10 life imprison-
ment for shooting constable in CAL
way. Ireland. has been rclca ~ed from
the Moun;joy prison. Walsh is i'll and
will BE- taken To a hospital for treat
ment
LorTs GERsToS. wealthy stock
dealer Of McKeesport. Pa, who was
passenger on the limited express en-
route from Chicago to Pittsburgh was
found dead in his berth when the train
reached Pittsburgh on the Goth.
The postmastergeneral has APP
pointed commissioners TO make thor
ough investigation and report on the
needs 81 the New York and Chicago
post Offices. The commissioners enter
at once upon their work.
ALDERMAN JERRY MurvfHrL1, a Chi
cage saloon-keeper. who was shot in
EIussey's saloon the previous night by
Mike Fewer. an intoxicated saloon.
keeper, died at the Presbyterian hospi-
tai on the aGrh.
THE Cauca valley. in Colombia, is
Inundated. The food is the rnost de-
structive OF the century. All Of the
crops have been swept away, and the
damage in other respects is beyond
computation.
FIRST LIEUT.. Josrru s. OYSTER.
Fourth artillery. has been relieved. at
his own request, as professor Of mill.
tary science and tactics at the Leland
Stanford. Jr.. university, Palo Alto.
Cal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02

WAsnISGroS. Jan. 2..-The judiciary
committee Of the house. hy a vote y
. to4. yesterday ordered favoraa.e
report on RI preventative Bailey rcsc-
luton questioning the right ~ SER
tary Carlisle 10 issue bonds The y"'e
was rs follows:
.yes-iialicy. Ray. Frederick. I.sfi-
night, Updegrafr. Terry. DcArnen-
w A. Stone and Ciilds Total.
Nays-Lavton. Powers. StociEtale'
Wolyerton: total. 4.
Chairman Culbcrtson did not ro'e
This disclosed that the voting crin'r
Gratis Were evenly divided. Bailey. '''.''
night and DeArmona snstainin~ iAs
resolution. and Layton. stockdalr ana
Wolverton voting to lay il on tie 'A'
BILE. The six republican votes iHrnt-
the scales in favor ~ the Resolution
questioning the sccretary's power.
This decision was reached a''t'
listening for two hours YESTERDAY n
Secretary C.rlisle's explanation III AN
views upon tlic legal right Of the Nes
rotary 10 issue bonds aud apply i'
proceeds 20 current expenses q Nv
government.
The vote was taken after a brief N1'
cussion. which was led by Mr., IAA'Si
in speech replying TO secretary =
isles statement Of his position mn 81
planning the intent Of the resolution
Chairman Culbcrson. who reirsi
from voting. j. understood 70 i"'"
the resolution. The fonr mcnhtf Wa
opposed il based their opposition N,
the ground that the resolution VS. n.
cxpedicnt. hut intimatcd that iH.s
considered IL correct from 9 legal 49,.
Representative Bailey reported ~
resolution To- the house during
morning hour. and will call Y VIZ
soon rs possible after the tariH ~
acted upon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02

BELGRADE. Jan. 2T.-king Alexan-
der has ordered the discontinuance Of
the action instituted by the radical
cabinet last summer to impcach NJ
Aval<umovics liberal cabinet. which
fell Immediately after the abolition ~
the regency.
a radical manifesto. issued Thurs
day night. protests against the pres
cncc ~ cx-king Milan, who. IL says.
intcifercs with the government and
fhnkcs the peoples confidence in the
stability Of the throne. The radi-
Gals, IL adds. ARE eager to serve the
hing faithfully"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02

JONI II. KoErTISe. cashier Of the de-
funct south Side savings bank Of Mil
waukee. was sentenced. on the 2-5th. 10
twenty-five years in the Penitentiary
for accepting deposits after he knew Of
the insolvcn. condition Of the bank.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02

As A result OF revival services at Os-
kaloosa, Kas-. J. C. Whiting, the prin-
cipal druggist Of that place. ordered a
large supply Of beer. in which he had
previously dealt. back TO the dealers in
Missouri. and destroyed all the liquors
in his stock
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02

THE rescuing party in search Of Coll
gate. the missing member of the Carlin
excursion party. has been forced 10 re-
turn TO Hendricks. Idaho from their
hunt. owing TO the condition ~ the
Clearwater river and the heavy fall ~
snow. All hope ~ finding Colgate has
vanished. Ills wife has written an
other letter dcnouncing young Carlir
and his friends.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02

THE last remnant OF racing stock
from Fred Gebhard's Lake county
ranch was sold. on the ed. at auction
in San Francisco. Nineteen brood
mares brought an average of s4.5. the
highest price being $1,000 for a good
mare.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02

NOLAN and Mearns. the men who
were arrested in Dublin on suspicion
of having murdered Patrick Reid. who
il was said. had knowleGg re 81 dyna-
mite conspiracy there, started for Amer
lea on the 2ad
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02

The operative potiers passed n rcso-
luton az Trenton. y. j.. on the I'll.
that the reduction in wares an
nounced by their employers i ..unnec-
cssary and uncalled for at this time. Z
a committee. representing all branches
Of the trade will I've appointed 10 confer
with the employers and unless q com
promise Of liberal nature is effected
- strike will be inaugurated
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02

II compliance with orders issued BY
Commander Reynolds OF the Grand
Army Of Loyal Americans. the officers
Of the order in Kansas are busy enlist
ing recruits
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02

IIoS. c. II. BRIL- one Of Detroit's
Mich most prominent and wealthy
citizens. died AT his residence in that
city. ont he Esd. after long Illness.
aged nearly - years
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02

TnE president. on the 2oi. sent 10 the
senate the nomination ~ Wheeler H.
Peckham. of New York. - be associate
justice Of the supreme court OF the
United States
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02

THE schools of thirteen districts in
Lyon county. kas-. through which the
Santa Fe road passes. will be Obliged
TO close OF account Of the refusal Of
the road to paw its taxes amounting
10 $4,000 for that county
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02

II the United States courtat Chicago.
on the goth. Wilbur +. Davidson was
given a verdict OF $4,000 against the
Illinois Central Railway Co. a. damages
for personal injuries
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02

LoSDo~ Truth says that the princess
Of Wales has decided 20 withdraw
from society The prince ~ Wales. in
declining for the princess an invitation
10 visit Belvoir castle. the residence Of
the duke Of Rutland. at Grantham. Lin
colnshire. stated that the princess
would hereafter take no part in social
events
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02

JrpoE CoFFEY. of san Francisco. has
made an order granting Mrs Jane l.
stanford an allowance Of sos 900 month
ly. pending the settlement Of the e.
tate Of senator Leland stanford, her
deceased husband