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What the
President Think
OF Present Law

S10.1@Wo more than q
Those 81 no INSIST
abroad Tor their ret
extent c-Sary 10 ID
claim THAT tarIf char.
eminent revenue ANA
markets as tu give
hlr opportunities mu
sources oT revenue 10
maintenance.
CONSIDERED as %
fan under Just condor
n has yielded nearly s
preceding year The
Gitures OF "a little IN
The situation Wa.
fiscal year. that tho ;
The great and mcreas
preston iu AN aclivit
well understood ami
ously checked the imp
the difference between
as for a continued den
Indeed. il must J
period than the last q
We cannot reason
win bee sudden. but il
uauce.
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ing
sacred which fosters patriotic sentiment and keeps tender regard for
circumstances but manfesy disturbing menace
to business security and an ever present agent Of monetary distress
r oud not nto S nn evr tat w a R aa
safety unn the currency 0gatn upon which gold may be
Hs%5 + aS9s a @Ss as" n
s u I it tbs, Is s5 Of The l sd % h isde %
Fs S %Saa as 5 " % gradually f uy & %
tn. a P Ct saG a H f TIC . % s % he
FSa T9gsr gsaT 9o a % would @ p S 9s ] This opera
National Bank Circulation Suggested
circulation the value of bonds deposited security for its redemption and
the TAX on Gqs Hfo fo seSa s4rs% e
and safer 6nsn @ % p NOT
] s. % @ o s S% a sen3 a Sos s
presented day or sensible ana
ho iaon confines operations receipt
Reference Made the of Monopols
our business and en- good citizens Ions for rest fro alta
aada" TOPIC in Which people
Word About aesp interest nay o h S b ] Of the
Trusts Not Out
@se s %2 h 5es a defended a 4 y 5 the
tso poopo not one the real objects
poses l' s;ssss sssass s s only os s e @ e %
as n Their o aaa s la5u @ ne @ @ ]
% G s s me Of 'ss s ana s3s ' s danger F. @
he + mer be rles Sit 10
0
Is Popular Deep-seaed Avesion to Trusts
Hon
this matter
the Ineffective not
any O simply because these
the difficulty
the exist
Should be
this Ipec tmafa Of its
cause OF b upl
he
,,Ho7
decision ourh
fil whether the evils O
ft3eraao Their 1s
however s -
3 rIly r,ao "a q
erect Il Mo
ess o
Concluding Words OF Presidents Message
concluding it's
in
trustnr the people HE o
but rurn TO
Word: have guaranty
Economy; Make the ndert public OF all possible re-
t Rigid plainly manifest - , ,- contests 81
eneuhere
IAN cou as
of
we. CLEVELAND
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Spanish Comment on Message.

dents message. little fear Of intervention
IS now felt
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erfersncs with It's eontro, by any
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dents message. little fear OF Intervention
IS now felt.
Spanish Comment on Message.
MADRID. December g.-The official organs.
IL Epoca and la NaciOnal. referring 20
President CIeveland's message 20 congress.
deprecate hasty conclusions and exagger-
atoms and recommend the maintenance o.
an attitude OF reserve.
Both II Epoca and In Nacional express
confidence that the efforts Of the Spanish
government VIII result in the restoration
of peace and emphasize the expressions Of
satisfaction at tine unexpected moderation
which President Cleveland showed. adding
that the text Of the message reveals
disposition TO arrive at an understanding
between Spain and the United States
Madrid December 9--The Madrid news
papers are greatly excited over references
10 Cula and Spain in President Cleveiand's
message. and declare that the Intervention
OF the United States in cuba would 10
urbearably Illuminating 10 Spain. I'D Cor
respondencia Allitar says Spain has forces
moro than sufficient 10 punish any inter-
ference on the part Of the United states In
the affairs of Spain
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its rghtfu existence, and when hopeless sruSs
its reesabshmcn has dcgenerated into strife which
nothing than tho useless sacrifice OF human lie an
subjectmatter of the conn
will be presented In which obligations to th
eregnty Of Spain will superseded by higher oblga
which we can hardly hesitate recognize and disct
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coneIuding Words Of the Presidents Message.
A Last Word:
"EcOnOm Max c
1t Rigid

political opinion are
service viii joe as uni
well performed and
filling fellow country
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sS r oS aTsaass Sue sa a' condition % Of sa
both parties " prevent
SPANS fer Humiliation ,.n,
1t theory as tho I nsn5,
property. 1t advanae to the enemy - Or.
the rural pepGSn TSaS ito ~
Of tho island diminishing that unless there Is speedy @nd re
l,y OF eou in is ' to produce spso'; ,e st two years
is reliably a-'ei that should these mrpa 3, continue r proian teo
and ps 'n3 as is no" o ~ be required
% @ lo sgos 9 hs, It induced
by nature one of the a0st
~ iasHs and people The Gn,eds circumstance In
interest of IF Wholly .f",i panaasror les
n e u,I E te'sS sea, only mat the people
Of american capital are re- iny,s sss
trade between H. gas ss and nd T ar before tine prs
'ri caaa the United s5.'rs ma, ,., "e '' III
'ae o, es1,-' 10 & n, aa indirectly promote
~ rcas &c f -a by made the sa6ee,
some ~ ,ae ,sa caa At all tE and interests have
- e.s r,s 15.oa s the eoa.rT nm
- -i-e by Tie 'rad ssa 5 5 sae S Tcsr sor
sseeu only " ave paree,on in the , oq
.3.1e lsrer- e lha u-oasasias ,a'a Of
Compelled To Prevent Tlibustering.
rs unlawful seToas me gse q %.1
.. aas- ANA sa 1 =, 49, sars 95r ae a@ Of positive
gs 81 - 1a5~a s.s proposed
@ a, ana IN sT4 operation clearly injurious
The Question of Pur-hnse Also Discussed -,
~ @ since o,5 AMI s, infers~ ai rsrei
s ,,s5 s ssa#ad Of 40 pae
" r. @ also suggested that the United
Va On se 5sr q spain ers.l finally
st as larsss need b. neither aaarne United
- r sues lr Il ,re f, art vim an tie
F s domain
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When the
United States
Hay Take Steps

Detng the choice Of ways untn
be- dsrmnsd u G Without 1 giving
suggested or
exhibiting obedience tho aaremen of public and our s for the
their soe1s G5 een a r OF present du epen
@at bH a d1 @ an to- REMIND the congress that tlm may
interests wen as regard for the m
intimately related + saved from com
promise cui
The Balance Of the IS a easing
In closing that his relating to foreign affairs the president faS
takes occasion mention that outcome of tho part taken by tho
Britain @ % f25 '7 fc'isi s s9' 9o @ ie s e
scheme examining applicants certain consular positions
et their erngey and h adopted und s an eaye order sd
innovation Appointments promotions
Tho COMMENDED HAVING ' been e, productive e ,
sol a5s sqS 'i r that f aeoa@ on ont
arctic waters study out NE sea- question" it hoped wi" be cooperative in the
Here follow review Of the Experimental reports which are
Spoken Of Enormous in Character
confidently ete sun fan in material r
exclusively pensions during the year was s9 slight aeerase from that
expense Of supporting the government during the same year
opinion statement.
lion and @ & Il % g r@ a5 or r pnl unennng
& t have ndarol within nay sphere Of oaacaI duty to protect
rt IN ar ea,er y ana morse re5s pension esleniur
] as to OVERLOOK the idn 5uc to srole uo Worthy Of nations
Apilieatn Of the Ints1-ae csreo Suggested
president argues for an ieA'''t
IA
an, a s ct [ % On. nP as sas % s 1 s ~ '
only Is shipper and
Pa - Tho. ~y.eof
,' , H., ii IN 10 noon
"s 1 g a s l fl % @ @ s Is. '''s'"
ytf,1 Of t re-
= t',Iv +.
evils melt ~ '' "' ' mag
of tle
8 g O.
Inc i"lli reform ZONES III o Ai"ei"1 Di7Su99i'H'
"Whae complete
ann wider rnarsot products
Tt;r,s only Ia2s 33 t's
/ u
100000 ina a.ir,r"y '- w. '
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GE-Continued from First Page.
THE PRESIDENTS MEssAC


of the
Our PartC Be
tina be
be
o
will fix nt
o
operation.
1t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-13
PERSONAL AND GENERAL

1oLD has been discovered in the CITY
Creek canyon, within the city limits OF
salt Lake. Utah. ASSAYS are renorted
running a. high a. $500 gold and $40 in
sliSrr per ton.
Ink great rainstorm which was in
progress all day on the Goth and on
the ist caused the greatest damage
!" property throughout Connecticut
known in 20 years. Many serious ac-
ciaent-s. washouts and wrecks are re-
ported.
APErowN dispatch Of the ist saws
That " Hofmeyer. leader III the Afri-
Naneer party. in writing Il a friend.
pnii.cdlr accused Cecil Rhode, IF hnv-
ing knowledge Of the Jameson raid.
which. he said. he hid from his col
leagues for ~ hours after DR.. Jamieson
started
pfaPATcH from Havana. on the "a.
saii: While 80 political prisoners were
being taken on board Spanish
steamer here to be shipped 70 Ceuta.
Africa one Of them jumped over
board lis arms were pinioned. and
he immediately sank. When he arose
70 the surface the guards fired four
SHOTS into him. and his body disap-
peared beneath the waves.
lF one may Judge By the things that
were said and some III the tbiuvs tina.
were done in Madrid. on the lst. The
Spanish people are enthusia ,ticallv de-
tcrmined To 70 TO war forthwith with
the United States and to spcedilv
avenge the insult which. il i fanciea.
has been offered 10 the naughty pride
Of Spain by the United states senate.
NEWS was received al Guthrie OIL,
on the evening Of the list. giving nar-
ticulars Of murder committed 4 miles
west Of saltwater. Gil Mc'iinnis shot
and killed the two notorious Randall,
brothers a feud has long existed be-
tween the men.
Mrs. BLOOMFIELD MooRE. the wealthy
american s.oman who n backing .Tohn
y. kecly. Of Philadelphia. in his pe- 4
petual motion enterprise. has engaged
Prof. Lascciles->cott. of England 10
investigate keelvs theory. Prof. Las
ccilcs->cOtt will visit this country ia
The near future and make o tour Of ir.-
'pecticn Of the inventors workshop.
a WAsHISGTox special SAYS the pres;-
- ~ 'tAAFN~tA NiNA WFnr1 Ivy the
'panish news. received On the lst. that
ie convened special meeting of the
'aninct that night. though the call was
ssacd under the guise Of a dinner az
olncy's.
FOR the fourth time this winter. IN. ;
'hio river. on the ~. reached a stage
Q Justify The movement - lca,lcd corl
oats. bargcs and other craft with
afety. Two million bushels Of coal !
siil get away on the present ise from .
ittsburgh. Pa. n.
Two TRANSPORT steamers bringing ,
dditional troops from Spain arrived ,
Havana. Cuba. on the "a.
a hill was introduced IA the senate. {
q the I'd, granting a pension Of $50 1
er month to the daughter Of Gen. n
hill kearncy. !
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-13
TWsNTy-SEvEN YEARS
of Imprisonment for a Crime ~ which, n.
was Probably Innoccnt- Pardooed.

toLr MHrs.O. March - After y. wears
OF Imprisonment for crime Of which
ne was probably not guilty. .Ies-
fcr>on Norehcad walked out Of tn.
ONO penitcntiary free man. last
evening. with a pardon from .;ov
BUSHNELL IN his pocket. He was con
vCtcd on circumstantial evidence ~
the murder of Young man in uus.
kingum county. with whom he was
seen to 70 into the woods on
hunting excursion. The latter
was never seen again. but his
remains were found in the woods lon,-
after with a bullet hole i'm the head
Morchcai Away, denied that II.
Killed the man. and said that the be-
came separated in the woods. 4, haA
iateiy been presented 10 the state par
uon board that as q matter Of evidence
the hole m the skull 81 tn. murdered
man could not have been made ~ III.
gun that Morehead carried on tina.
hay, as the calibcr did not correspond.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

LIE senate was not in session on
the oth... In the house the lcrisIa-
tive. executive and judicial anpropria-
ton PHI was ~is>ed. the fee and salary
amendment having been SO cha n red
a> 70 forbid the beginning 81 pro.e.
euiion under the internal revenue lay..
upon the complaint of a private citi-
zen. except by the written approval 81
the district attorney: and. further. Ia
forbid the appointment Of anv federal
court officer. inclading United states
commissioners. as receiver in any case
before a federal cou-t. The post Office
appropriation bill was taken IN.
TEE Venezuelan blue book. which 4
entitled documents anil Correspond
ence Relating 70 the Question Of the
boundary Of Guiana and Venezuela.
was issued by the British government
on the 9th. The volume consists Of
NJ folio. pages, with separate book
containing nine maps. anu treats ex-
hhnstivciy ~ the occupation Of the ter
ritory IN dispute By the Dltch and En-
giish long before Spain planted a col.
oEy there.
Tns Iiocking-lserry gas wen. two
miles west Of Metz, W. Va. belonging
To the south Pennsylvania OH az
took fire. on the 9Th, from the friction
81 pebbles which were being elected
from il while Foreman Wright and his
men We're pulling the casing. one
man was fatally and several severely
burned.
LoRD LANspowNE. British secretary
~ state Tor war, has attached a mem. \
orAn'lum 10 the army cs mates stat. \
ing that. in view OF rec,nt events.
u viii BE- impossible TO reduce the
strength Of the garrison in Egypt IA
1876.
carr. -GES. WEYrER has issued 1 cir.
suiartO the various military commauI.
rrs IN Cuba instructinr them fO ares
40 more civilians for deportation cx
.ept upon indisputablc proof IL thei,
with the insurracti1n.
FIR GEORGE r. NEwNns. the wealthy
London publisher, for whom 4 vach.
\ being built by the Henderson Bros.
y Glasgow, said. on the 9th. thai ia
Intended to challenge with the ne "
BOAT for the Americas cup in lsg7.
FAILURES throughout the United
states for the week ended on the Gth
$ reported by X. g. Dun Il Co. were
-. against "a for the corresponding
week last year. For Canada the fnil.
res were -. against - last wear.
q. Clubhouse and his wife and fve
h.ldren persisted in the burning III
heir home near Alma. Wis. on the /.
light Of the 5th. Their bodies were
,und in the runs. :
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT.
an oii Well tir~d nv Friction OF Pebble.
Being Thrown from IT.

EKLIAiisE. o.. March The Uncx-
Ing -"erry ya> Wei. two mile, west ~
Metz. W Va. belonging to the south
pennsylvania ON CO.. took fire frum
tnr friction - pebbles which were s..-
inS thDo~n from it while Foreman
wright and his men were pulling The
casing.
TAI Quinn, OF i;enwood. was terribly
burned and died soon after. sam In
ker>, ). L. Mclaughlin. IIarry Me-
1rcw. \. q. LumDstcr. Thomas .Jan..
ana Edward Hays were all badly
sc"rched. The we'll was burning to-
day and it j. impossible to get within
i5O feet of il.
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THE SAVINGS or YEARS
Committed 20 tho PLANES by an a~s,-.no-
dating but Careless Nesshbor.

AKRON. O.. March Bert Neon.
nell. railroad section boss of Seville.
was here yesterday o. see II he could
replace some securities thourhtlessiv
burned "Wednesday. He had 81. 400 In
currency and notes which his wife left
with a neighbor while she went car.
ing. Inc money was loosely wrapped
IN newspaper. and. forgetting its
contents. the neighbo- threw the M
per INTO the kitchen fire. The amoart
represented the savings Of wears.
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NO INFORMATION.


WASHINGTON. March Navy de-
partment officials say they have not
been informed of the landing Of ma
rines at Corinto, Nicaragua. from .he
United states ship Alert. which wa.
sent to that place to protect American
interests The department il ignorant.
of the arrival Of the Alert AZ
oorinto. The only explanation snv.
gestcd Is that the telegraph lines have
been cut The news came from Pam
lUa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-13

6EN BARATIEgI was. on the ith. nv
royal decree relieved Of hi> functions
rs governor OF the African province If
Erythrea. temporarily placed on half.
pay and summoned to Rome 10 explain
his conduct Of the Abvssinian cam
paign which has resulted 50 disas
trouslv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-13

At il sitting. on the 81. the supreme
court 81 the nited States disposed az
- cases. the largest number dropped
from the docket in any one day for
yeas The decisions rendered VIII
govern IN not less than forty five hum
dred pending cases for and against the
United States.
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PETER RICHARD kENElcK. the aged
metropolitan of II. Louis. who had
been in feeble health for some years.
and who was superseded 10y Archbishop
kain. died on the 18th He was alone
when he passed away, and was found
dead 10y his valet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-13

bhEwEEsi in Germany have contracted
Tor -,foo.O09 bushels of barley from
Moh'ana next season. This barler
VIII come from the famous Gallatin
valley, which lies along the Northern
Pacific railway. about eighty mile.
east Of Helena. where enormous crop,
OF the finest quality are raised bv irri-
CATION.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-13

IT Is asserted upon good authority
that SPAIN Is IN communication with
the several European ministries with
view Of securing their agreement to a
JOINT protest in the event Of President
Cleveland declaring the bclligerency
OF Cuba.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-13

MEs>Rs. WIsrKR AND WooD. Of Phil.
ndelphia. started from London FOR
tonsiant;nople. on the ri. to join Mis-
Cara liarton's Red Cross party in dis
tributing relief among the Armenians
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-13

The public debt statement. issued on
the "a. showed net increase ia the
public debt less cash ia the treasury.
during February Of si5.g7-. .5s. =.
The interest bearing debt increased
$s5,e5e.35o. while the non-interes.-
bearing debt decreased Sis. $50. 50.
Cash in the treasury. 81. Ir5. 81. s..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-13

THF governor OF Pennsylvania. on
the 9Th. signed the death warrant 81
Herman W. Mndgctt. alias II. II.
Holmes, and the latter will be exc
cuted on May II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-13

The correspondent Of the Berlin Lo.
cal Anzeiger in Con>tantnople i, au-
thorify for the statement that Russia
has asked Turkey 70 eNpcl all English
and American missionaries from Asia
Minor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-13

o> the "a Chief-JuStice Fuller an
nnunced the opinion Of the supreme
court 81 the United states declaring
the Nogales land grant in Arizona in
valid.
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DESPITE the efforts made % conceal
The fact. II was asccrtained. on thu "a.
that United States Consrl-Gepeyal
Williams had resigned his post in Ha-
vsna.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-13

AT meeting Of the convocation OF
oxford university. on the "a. the pro-
Posal 10 allow women 10 take degree
was rejected by vote OF us To l4O.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-13

\ DISPATCH from brisbane. Queens
land on the 81. said tina. l. vessels in
The harbor Of Townsville founderea
auring the late storm. and one Of them
went down with its passengers ana
crew. Houses GA shore were razea Il
the ground. The loss by the founder
Ing u four passenger steamers is esti-
mated to b. g. 10000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-13

a DISPATCH from Kimberly. south
Africa, says that Gardner Williams.
IN American. manager Of the DeIlccrs
mines. was arrested there. on the SIN.
a. the instance Of the government Of
cape Colony. On the cha-ge Of having
supplied arms To the t'itlanders OF the
rand. 70 be used In their threatened
revolt agains. the government If the
Transvaai-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-13

II llrNe CHANG and his fellow en-.
voy~ q Moscow. whore they will rep.
resent the emperor at the ceremonies
OF the coronation Of Car Nicholas H..
started from Pekin for Russia on III,
9th
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-13

EN-PREsinfNr HARRISON said % a re-
porter IN New York city on Tie an.
he wedding between Mrs. Diinmiclx
and myself will take place during the
oay Of April .. at st. Thomas church.
Inc recto.' Of the church, Rev. John
". Brown will ofiiciatc. The we'd
Jung VIII be very quietly celebrated.
- only relatives aud few very init
0ste friends will be present.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-13

The Massachusetts delegation II
congress met. on the 9Th. to take suita
Die action with reference to GOV.
urecnhalgc's death. All the members
IN Washington Were present. Appro-
pirate resolutions Of sympathy were
adopted and senator D.lrn ana
Messrs. Apslcy. oillet. Barrett and
Atwood were appointed committee
to attend the funeral.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-13

at was rumored in Rome. on the III.
that Gen. Baratieri had committed
suicide, being unable To endure the
hnfniiiatton OF the crushing defca.
Al tae hands Of the Aby~sinians. on
the ist. when 1900 Italian soldier,
were killed, including two general Of
fcers. and all the stores Of the Italian
army were captured BY the enemy.
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The sc-ni-ofiicial press OF Eerlir
agrees in saying that the failure OF
one Italian general will not induce
Germany 70 sever herself from the
triple alliance. to which italy ms
steadfastiy adhered. Moreover. th.,
say. the triple alliance is valid for i
series Of years. during when tn,
powers composing it are bound to
gether.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-13
DuN'S COMMERCIAL REVIEW.

ssemarkabte Strength ar AN Entire Want
S"""n by Railroad Securities
The Volume OF Isu.incs. Not u.t.ri.,,v
improving. hut confdoncs In m. m
s"r" throwing Review 81 the Various
>fap~.. 's
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'he contract price being $4,000. This
VII pc the first free gravel road ever
biilt in Lake county.
At Upton. in the damage su;. Cor
$1,000 against the Pan Handle railroad
Tor killing David Farren. the iurv
brought in verdict for ST.
EMANUEL BEcHTEr. Of Newca = II ,va~
oriving IN road wagon and leading /,
morse hy rope halter. lie had tho
END 81 the rope twisted about the thur,b
o. one hand and the horse. bccoming
l~gh'ened. gave quick spring back
completely
TIE firm Of 3 Il. Shnmal<er & %.
poultry dealers and wholesale procprs
biuffton. assigned the other n,ornira
WIN =. VI. fessingcr. of the ~tudcbalzer
bank. assignee. II i estimated IN. ~.
SETS are $4,000. with liabilities 81 $40.
ODb " ~'"*-
POWELL GIARK's sawmill ana .;Is
null. NJ selma, were de>frovcd bv fire
inccndiarism. Loss. 81. 0OC: insurance
81. ODo.
liiE farmhouse on Frederick A. Camps
place. south Of Rnshvillc. burned and
with y large tool house CONTAINING
many farming implements The tenant
- Andrew Walls. Loss unknown. ;r-
sured in the Rush COUNTY Farmers IN.
association.
~ state convention at India ma polls. .
rev days ago. the trohibitonists put .
ticket in the field. headed by Rev. r.
shousr. Of Terrc Fiautc. FOR governor.
ma =. q. kinrsbury. Of indianapolis.
Tor iieuteian NJ governor.