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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06
The K. of p. Supper.

Last Thursday evening there O.
Cured at Sneed's hotel q veritsbIc
red letter event in the history d
LsuncsIet lodge No. 245, Knights oI
Pythias, OF keytesviIle
In accordance with q previous an
nouneement in the COURIER, Key
tesvIlle's valiant knights Of friend
ship. charity and benevolence induIg-
ed In q royal least and social good
time on the evening named. II any
one failed to enjoy himself or herself
We were unable to note who it was
that had such email capacity to
enjoy the good things that lie
affords In the way OF social pleasures
and bountiful spread OF both dain-
ty and substantial edibles.
Good cheer ran riot, and the cop
per was ell that the most fastidious
epicure could have desired, and fully
sustained Mrr. Sneed's wide reputa-
tion as an accomplished caterer.
There were between 60 and 20 per-
sons present, consisting OF the
knights, members OF their families
or sweetharts, all of whom will long
hold their Thanksgiving supper OF
1895 in Joyous remembrance.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06
NoTIcEi

All persons knowing themselves
indebted TO me by account or
note arr requested TO call and settle.
l need the money due me and must
have it. You will save yourselves
trouble and expense by coming in
aud settling your accounts at once.
Respectfully,
j. z. TIPPrTT,
Keytesville, Mo.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06
Marriage Licenses.

SAINT E. Isabel and Miss Minnie
Lester; Gilbert Marsh and Miss Gsor-
gia E. Murphy; J. III. Callahan and
Miss Edna L. Earl; j. w. Wack and
Miss Emma Hurt; W. 81. Latham
and Nrs. Allie Cooley; c. F. Court
ney and Mics Emma C. Gordon;
Ervill +. Hayes, COL, and Miss Mary
E. Robertson, col; E. B. Johnson
and Miss Maggie B. Gordon.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06

The stock OF drugs Of which A. g..
Baker, Of Salisbury, made an assign-
ment for the benefit OF his creditors
three weeks ago. has been purchased
by DR.. R. w. Blakey and son, Wat
son, Who will eontipue the huGineoa
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06
Wedding Bells.

IsABRLL-LBsTER:- Samuel E.
IsabelI and Niss Minnie Lester, both
Of Brunswick, were married in that
city on Sunday, Dec. Let, Justics g.
w. Cunningham making the twain
one.
LATHAM-CooLEY:-Mr. W. II. La
than, OF Missouri township, and
Mrs. Allie Cooley, OF Brunswick
township. were married at the resi-.
denes OF the officiating minister, Rev.
C. K. Shilling, OF Keytesville, on
Wednesday, Dec. 4th. We congrat
ulats.
JOHNSON. GORDON Mr.. E. b. John
son. of near Eccles, and Miss Maggie
b. Gordon. of fve miles northeast of
keytesville, were married bv Justice
b. A. Wheeler at his residence, in
Keytesville, on Wednesday evening.
Dec. 4th. Also on the same evening,
at the same place and by the same
justice of the peace, Mr.. Z. +. Court
ney and Miss Emma Z. Gordon, both
OF this vicinity. May they all nnd in
welded life q continual honeymoon.
DIsGEs-BFswIcK:-Rev.J j c. Diggee,
OF Blackwater, Cooper county. for
merly pastor OF the M. E. Church.
South, on Weetville mission, and
Mics Lou Beswick, the eldest dough
ter of Rev. G. r. Beswick, OF near
Huntsville. Randolph county, we're
joined in the holy bonds of matri-
nony at the residence of the brides
parents on Wednesday, Nov. 9th,
Rev. .. 7. Pitts. OF Chillicothe, tying
the nuptial knot in a pretty and i'm
pressive marriage ceremony.
The attendants OF the worthy bride
and groom were Rev. g. A. I.shnhoff.
of near aIisbury, and Mise Era
Staples, OF near Muscle Fork.
A somptuous feast was served In
honor OF the happy event, at which
guests representing Cooper, Chsri-
ton, Linn, Boone, Howard and Ran.
dolph counties were present.
The COURIER extends conEratula-
tions to Brother Digges and his ami
able bride, and hopes for them the
fullest measure of happiness in their
relations as husband and wife.
CALLAHAN EARL: - Mr.. John N.
Callahan, an energetic young farmer
and exemplary eitizsn, of Clark
township, and Mrs Edna L. Earl. q
lovely daughter of Mr.. George
A. Earl, of four miles south of
Msreeline, were married at the resi-
dsnce Of the brides father on We'd
sssday evening. Dec. 4tb, Rev. D. o.
Green launching their hymeneal bark
in the presence OF . few near relatives
and intimate friends of the contract
ing couple. The marriage ceremony
and extension of congratulations
were followed by a palatable supper,
which was greatly enjoyed by all.
There are no cleversr or more de-
serving young men than John NJ.
Callahan, while his bonny bride lie a
favorite with all who know her, and
is well calculated to make her lisge
lord an invaluable helPmate.
May heavens blessings e'er attend them.
Her choicest gifts may fortune send them"
10 the best wish of the COURIER.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06

Your choice Of childrea's untrim-
med felt hats, all colors and shapes,
for only 35 cents. They are all nice
and new. this seasons goods, but
am overstocksd and have no room
for leftover goods Call and see them
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06

Judge Rueker is holding circuit
court at Linneus this week. The
docket 10 quite a large one and will
probably continue through next
week.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06
Two Divorce Suits

Mrs. Maggie y. kunz, OF Saneoury,
has fled suit for divorce from her
husband, VIM. ]. Kunz, at the ensu-
ing January term OF the Salisbury
circuit court, and for her cause OF ac-
ton says that she and defendant
were lawfully united in marriage on
the 25th day Of September, 1888, at
the county Of Charlton and state OF
Missouri, and that from that date
they continued to live togather as
husband and vile until on or about
the 10th day of October. 1898.
That during ell the time that plain
tiff and defendant lived together as
husband and wife, plaintiff at ell
times treated defendant with kind
mess and affsction and performed all
her marital duties as the wife OF de-
fendant. But that defendant, wholly
disregardiug his duties as the hus-
band OF plaintiff. has been guilty OF
such cruel ana abusive treatment
toward plaintifi as to render her
condition intolerable and her lie
miserable. Plaintiff further alleges
10 her petition that about one year
after her marriage to defendant that
defendant seemed to have lost all Of
bis affection for plaintiff, and then
commenced bis abusive treatment
and inGulting language to-ard
plaintiff without cause or provoca-
tion on ber part. Plaintiff also
charges that defendant failed to
properly provide for her; that he &C
cused her Of always being on the
"psd or gad" when she wished to at
tend church or other services or en-
tertainments, and that during the
last year or two they lived together
defendant refused to accompany her
to church or other entertainments,
and plaintiff was compelled to go
out alone OF nights or stay at home
alone.
Plaintiff further AYERS that
about the month OF April, 1890, de-
fendant, in fit OF anger, struck and
slapped plaintiff in the lace. 10
short, defendants abusive treat
ment OF plaintiff increased In intensi-
ty until the defendant would get
mad and refuse TO speak to plaintiff
for days and weeks. In view OF such
indignities received by plaintiff at
the hands OF tie defendant, and the
fact of PLAINTIFF being a res-
ident OF Charlton county and the
state oi Missouri for more than one
-..is year next before the fling OF
her petition for divorce, plaintiff, for
causes mentioned, prays the court
to be divorced from the bonds OF
matrimony heretofore contracted
with defendant, and that she be re-
stored to her maiden name, Maggie
j. Syms, and that the court make
such other further orders. Judgments
and DEGREES as may seem just and
proper In the premises.
Maj. w. IL. Bradley, OF Salisbury,
10 plaintiffs attorney.
ZIMMERMAN VS.. ZIMMERMAN.
James b. Zimmerman, OF near
has also fled suit, through
bis attorneys, c. Hammond & Son.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06
s. NJ. White,
EEYTESvILLE, NO.

I nearly forgot to mention my sppls but
ter and mi.ee m.at. They are rs good in
their way az Blanks's Coffee. and that's say
ing q good deal.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06

Mrs. Tyson Dimes, of Denver. came
to Keytesville yesterday and will
visit the family OF her brother, A. F.
Toolsy, for few days, after which
she will join her husband IN Kansas
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06

Mrs. DR.. W. r. Hawkins, OF Boons-
boro, Howard county, is visiting her
Mr.. and Ars. Warner
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06
cireuit cou't prospectus.

following Is q list OF the cases
that have been docketed up to yes
tsrdsy morning for the Januarv '---'
OF circuit court, which convenss ut
Salisbury the second Monday in Jan
uary, 1896:
CRIMINAL CASES.
State OF Missouri W. Robert Bruce,
col. ielonious assault.
Same W. Joe. Langell, same.
Sane We. J. C. Kellogg, same.
Same We. DIR. W. ID. Fansler, arson.
Same IS. Frank n. Stone, embez-
element.
Same v,. VIM. McCollum, gam
bling.
Same vs' John Reed, No. 1, selling
liquor without license.
same vs. came, No. 2, same.
Same W. same, No. 3, same.
Same We. Robt. q. Hunter, same.
q Same W. joe. Meyers. appeal.
CIVIL CASES.
J. n. Green We. T. j. Phelps, me-
chanic's lien.
b. Zimmerman vs. Lucy thinner
man, divorce.
Chas. NJ. Pape We. John Il. Heisel
ct al. iniuncuoa.
W. II. Bradley vs. Samuel Croft.
appeal
Ann Harvey vs. George Tolson, at
tschmsBt.
McCormick harvesting Co. W. T.
j. HsneoSs, appeal.
st. Lonis Brewing Co. We. Minnie
Williams. suit On account.
Al. Wright vs. Joseph Drake,
debt.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06
zrnnERnAs vs.. ZIMMERMAN.

James b. Zimmerman, OF near
Triplett, has also filed suit, through
his attorneys, c. Hammond 4 Son.
for divorce from bis wife, Lucy Zim-
norman, at the January term OF cir
cult court on the grounds OF deser-
ton. The plaintiff and defendant
were married in Monroe county, Mo-,
on the 4th day Of June, 1891, and
lived together until December 23rd,
1898. It will be remembered that
Mrs. Zimmerman brought suit for
divorce from her husband at the last
April term OF circuit court, but the
case ended In the plaintiffs taking q
non-suit.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-12-06

Maj. W. II. Bradley. OF Salisbury,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-15
NEW YORK.

New York state has been carried bT
the republicans bv rluraities rang ~
from .. 900 10 5000. compared With !
plurality OF % -; for the head 81 the
ticket two years aro Returns from
more than one-hait ~ the election
districts outside % the cities
of New York anG Brooklyn show
a net republican gain o. 1885.
compared vith tie vote ct two
years ago Maintaining the same
average the gains will reach 5000
outside of greater New York In the
two cities below the Harlem the dem
ocrats concede that the democratic
plurality Of fo.343 TWO years ago has
reduced By =. coo, giving the state =
the head OF the republican ticket By
about 5000 in round numbers The
state legislature viii lie about two
thirds republican. The fusion ticket
was beaten in the city 0y Tammany-
the principal issue being on Sunday
closing OF saloons
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-15
KENTUCKY

Although the result fo- governor in
Kentucky will be very c-pse. the re-
publicans have erer- reason 70 l'e con
graduated on the result IA that state
even On the showing up 10 date Owing
tothe use Of the bla nlEet ballot returns
are coming in slowly. but both sides
are claiming the election Of their GU
berna.oriai candidate Tie vote Wa
light. and IL i, certain THAI many dem
ocrats. rather than face the peculiar
situation of voting for = free-silver
man standing on gold Platform
STAYED a. home. There was tint
little scratching II Hardin In Ieffer-
son county the vote complete which
includes that ~ the city of Loui>viliel
j. brady aI.Sss Hardin ls.-s-i The
greatest shock the democrats have =
face in Kentucky j. that the lower
house ~ the legislature viii probah, =
bc controlled by the rrpr b.icans The
returns indicate the election OF fftE
republican representatives. tortr-ons
democrats and nine dou bttul. In Lex
inrton. the home OF ConEressn2I
Breckenridge. the democrats elected a.
their candidates
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-15


The full choir OF the church was in
the choir aIcove~. George William War
rem the or-ani~t % the church. as
sisted b.y harpist. had charge Of the
music.
The full New York symphony or
ch-.>tra was stationed in the gallery at
the northeastern corner Of the church
Under the direction ot Walter Dam
ro>ch shev fled IN three-quarters OF an
hour before the arrival Of the bridal
party
At Il o'clock the officiating clergy.
attirei in their clerical robes entered
from the vestry room bishop Little
I john. VINO ofciatei. followed by Bishop
. Potter and Rev John Wesley Brown.
rector OF the churc4. took their sta
tiors a. the chanel and waited the
arrival of rhe bride and Bridegroom
Al few minutes before Il O'Clock
carriages containing the bride. her
mother and the bridesmaids arrived
William X Vanderbilt reached the
church on the minute Of IL o clock.
He drove down from the Metropolitan
club and escorted his daughter To the
altar. When all was ready for the cere-
mDnv th.. church was closed and no
one els. was allowed to enter.
Mrs Vanderbilt was escorted up the
center aisle to the front pew on the
north side. which she occupied with
her other children. The bridal pro-
. ce~>ion formed in ,le southern vesti-
buIe
The duke OF Mari borough with his
best man his cousin Hon lvor Guest
entered the church from the vestry-
room and took their posts az the right
OF tie c1ancel and waited the coming
OF the bride.
The u-lers marched M the side
ai-les and took shei- stations in front
! of and at either side Of the chancel.
!. The bridesmaids led the bridal process
I sion. wal king two and two
{ Then came Miss Vanderbilt on tn,
: arm 81 her father and carrying in hei
J. left hand the bridal bouquet
The bridesmaids took positions a
!. either side 81 the chancel. The bride
groom stepped forward and took th'
= RICH: hand Of Miss Vanderbilt and lee
e her to the chancel steps The mar
; rage rite Of the Episcopal church thel
, followed. bishop Littleiohn officiating
!, When the marriage ceremony wa
= over the duke and his bride went I
the vestry room and signed the maj
rage register
Immediately after he had given hi
daughter away Mr. Vanderbilt quietl
= left the church.
: The party entered carriages IN
drove to Mrs vanderbilt's hous<
y here the reception and breakfast 70
n lowed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-15

Cor.rxrr<. %. N0v- Is Later election
returns a. not materially change the
result II c.sin With two senatorial
districts aud one connty IN 8nunr- the
republicans have - representatives
ana - senators ou- ~ IL r. re~enta-
lives and b senators The plurality
for Ea>hnel, rep Tor rJ-~ra.- viii
fall f.efweea ree1a ant ietpsA II
I, r-nerall- conceded that the
result has placed Cos Mckinley
on solid ground IL OAso for
support fc- the presidency next
wear The result shows that u and
his friends Loyalty supported the For
aker faction in this election. and the
governor has earned and vii rec~ire
the earnest support ot the Foraker
faction mex. year. Tie state II OHIO
vii now have two r~P1hlscan senators
4, the sane time which ha> mot hap
pened before since the mar. except 80
4 ! brlrs space from i-h5 20 l-sAs wnea
Ben Wade AMI john sherman bed
( seats together IN the upper nraneA o
congress
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-15
THE LATEST RETURNS
OF the Recent Elections Enapha-
size Ear:.or Reports
Az Indicate Pronounced ksPGhiiran see
ee.ss- la AZ the States Notlag wtth
the Exception 80 MISSISSIPPI
~ aud Virginia

CnIcA0o. Nov G -Electiors were
held Tuesday in thirteen states and
one territory. and in only Two * them
Mississippi aud Nirginla--aFe demo
cratic victories conceded.
In Illinois the free silver candidate.
Edward Lane dem WAS defeated by
w T. liadiey ,renL
In most parts 81 the country. where
election, were held. the financial cues
tion was only side issue Iammary
Is on top again in New lork city by =
plurality estimated By the victors at
about n 600. bui the state went repul-
lican by from $1,000 10 %. oO1 majority.
according 20 conservative estimates
made by both sides
Maryland went republican By from
10. 600 TO 90. 600 majority a. conceded by
the democratic committee
Late returns Indicate that New ler-
sey i now on the republican side oy
from Il. coo TO $4,000 majority
Iowa. Ohio. Illinois. Massachusetts.
Nebraska. Pennsylvania assa Kansas
hav. reverted 70 their old maisrlties
and in some cases Increased them
The republicans have probably -oi
little the best o. the deal in Utah but
the result viii be very close there. and
later returns will be required before
a definite >tatemen: can ue made
Utah chooses TWO United States soma
tors for the first time. but the com
plexion 81 the legislature j. a yet
rather uncertain.
1t il certain that the republicans
have gained two enators-one IN Ma
ryland and one in OHIO In addition
to the state elections there vas = mr-
nicipal election in Detroit Mich. in
which Mayor Pingree was lifted 70 tie
dignity OF fourth term by 1000 re-
publican majority The city council
also gained some republican mem bcrs-
Late bulletins TO the United Press
give the history Of the election IN de-
tail a. follows:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-15
REAa-ADmiRAL sHuFELDr.

heath ~ . rrss~ Retired naval omsss
aud Accomplished D.pi"m.t M > Man
uh. Proved tauaI 90 bssfs Require
meat Of Iti. t.aatrs. Nhssi' ~" IRE
f~rr~s TO forsi ga hosors asd fm"ia-
meals
WASHINGTON. NOV. :. Rear Admiral
SanfeiAt died M his residence IN this
city a; iO:.5 a. a.
The death u Robert wilson Shn;eidt closes
q natal anl diplomatic career ~ rxccpii"ns'
brilltAncy Er ~as bcrn ~ Rel Hoes. Datchr~s
county ~ ~ February n. l. . AMI entered
IN naval service a mid>hi0man from -
ua.lvt skate My N. l~s ne resigned frpsa
-ae laval service III lesl. While out ~ the navy
he wa~ active in the Organization ~ the steam
soas-srrsi4l marine ~ Sew lork just brfore
rhs cusnucrccment - the civil war he ~as
earsnunding the quake City. plying between
New Nork anA hayAna. when Le wa~ appointed
corsul- -caeral 10 CUBA by Prcrident i-ineoin-
AT rhe outbreak ~ hostiliiie- he promptly vol
uatecrtd TOR naval duty. was appointed leu
tenant AM or1errI - command the Quaker
sirv rhar >hip nayir. been tCrrei over 10 the
United states government SECRETARY ~ state
~ewarA had aim al once returned ~ Havana
perform important service. for he WAS deemed
spectacle qualified. ana which. II = believed.
prevented nuch aid 70 the eonioueraey from
Ihe ~paa 81 coionic~-
~
tryiur circumstances fuall.d the mission cl-
trusted ID ki.ss. ~ resigned the rna>ul-~enerA'-
shin md accepted cofluii s~it.n a. crflfnanGcr
witch .iad previously been teAl-rcl MIN ~
.sre>is l.lnroln teraigi stoned a. aomnio-
aare -rpicn.teg y. ~ H. took command ~
I the naval forces AZ New orleans. and "a cos
innctson With Cen sheridan. wa> charged
I with sra4ufAinllg Law ana order IN the a.
turht.1 ennl-ltaa resulting from the pre>iIea'
] tai election ~ that year
In ISL while naval Attache al PcSsn a. spe-
I .ial aa-.nt 81 fhs United states with pieniro-
Tertiary powers he secured the treaty whic.
ls~l,-.i Ccrca a. the world. and recognized TIA
I state l. an inderendent nation. Subsequent
Is Le was urgently requested BIZ the ,A!ne>'
sllueror through III Hung chang - take com
..4ara ~ The Chinese layy and coast defense,
ard was made honorary ADVISOR 10 ta'
/ empire He declined these honors Will
I tne4r attractive cmolEmeats, prefeTrins =
/ remal. Ia the United States service
but upon his advice Ii Hung Chang fortinet
Port Arthur A. the chief ~irategetic point o.
the coast line. On his return home ne wa
| naal. president % the naval advisory board
which l..,iene the fir>t steel cruiser and map
tea out the new navy. This from is.- .
\ i--s part o. which time he was also superin
tendent OF The naval observatory. He wa
promoted 70 rear-a1mrsi Ia is>a. and retire
| February p. I>-i. upon reaching the age ln4
o. s. years
n. leaves an adopted daughter and two sons
! George for the past ttteen year, the tniie'
| states marshal AZ shanghai. and Robert. tai
I ornitholo~ist II the Smithsonian institution
( His Younger brother established the grea
alcoholic di~iillerie- ~ Illinois. and another .
ac,er-yulaa near l.cago
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-15
NEW JERSEY.

The best Indications are that John
W. Grirgs. the republican candidate
for governor. is elected by majority
which the republicans claim viii reach
5000. The sens &c OF the state : re-
publican through the senator's who
hold over There was no special issue
in this state and the vote was light
Democrat may ind some consolation
in the claim r.asae that rnany Of them
sta~ed away from the polls The
latest returns indicate that the assem-
bly will be r.aae up as follows. Demo
Gratis. 81. republicans, p
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-15
Ha-ss.ss- C.ua-,.<ii T-~.s q chs~rs'A visv
of Ift- Defeat

HA-rruy o. ~pr. -.-Wiarn = -
porter ea..-s upan ex-esov. Campbell
az M Anur- Yesterday mnrnir~ that
rentlrmral was Sound ia .-Dsl hum'r.
asserting ni> defeat calmiy- When
a~ke,l What h~ had ~ ~ay : hont the
re>n-r. ~ ~tate4 that he was NOT a.
al discouraged but. On the cog
--zrr. hal reason -. II \ measure
.e,s. p-etr~ xDnA lie >ail the vote
shl~esi thar The tenor-acy ri oiIsa
nas srs.,-e harmon lous than elsewhere.
sh4t the fact tar the vote of last rear
Wa = xcer..esi wa> encouraging. that
the dn.y ~ leIz r-rats now VA - pick
.heir aiu-S amt re- ready a. slice or
tlre ha.zncr ~ the repr p, can p.Era ity
-ex- rear. thar sa>teat ~ being dis
csura--.a. rr~rw democrat ought T.
nerve himself ~ 20 AZ the ereny next
year more H I-orprr~ly tlar ever
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-15
MARYLAND.

For the first time since lss- the re-
pubiicans have elected a governor in
Maryland and a mayor in the city q
Baltimore. The result j. t1ken a. a re-
buke TO Senator German BY his pr
ponents In Baltimore majority Of
1000 for Brown. the democratic can
didatc for governor N l-eI. Las been
changed To majority of about 1000
in round numbers for LownGe>. the
present candidate o. tne repuhi ca 2
ticket 1t : pretty certain ihat the
legislature will be substantially re-
publican.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-15
E-puts1iesa riarslars~. Materially L.
creased

NV Y0EE NOV ---Eerurns received
- - raj lnI.x ht materially Increase the
rrpr lsliraa r-n-a-1-v in this safe In
ali i.z- hafs deem counties the a--
s-s- hare hera iie-i with county
clerk. am the results complied from
rhe.r rru--- -ive ra.a--r- republican.
.o- >ecrrrz-r ~ state = 1iuraiity %
s1-lp3 In nearly every county the
actual rpm hlie1n vote ! heavier than
Tie estimate =. Tuesday night ind
ca-e~s
TIE >-an ling ~ the next senate VIII
be- 3f r. puh.ieau- and IA democrats
Tie hol>e viii Il. Republicans. iOS;
Gelzr-rz->- -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-15
PhYLoxERA. OR VINE PEST
Devastating the Vineyards OF sicily -Enor-
mous LOSSES

WASHINGTON. Nov. ..-Con>ul Sey.
mour writes the department OF state
from Palermo that the phyloxera. or
vine pest. has struck twenty-six prov
incc> in Italy. devastating vineyards
argrerating $50 acres, and that
on account Of il other vineyards.
aggregating l--.5 acres are on the
way to destruction. Sicily has
suffered most. the damage there being
estimated nj $4,000 acres destroyed.
Indicating a loss Of $4,000 oc0 year in
wages alone The damage done IN
Sicily by the pest during the past thres
years j. placed at from $40. 100000 u
go. OO0. 600. The infection. the report
states. is spreading.