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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17
THE BEST OF THE BARGAIN.
r.a.r The New Agreement the tnte.
ed states Gets the o"is is""-
Lacked Harbor In samoa.

Washington. NOV lO.-So far the
state department has no official state
nent Of the agreement bstwecn "rrat
Erstsin and Germany from London
" here the negotiations nave been IN
ne rress. However. the officials 10 not
ronbt the accuracy Of the press ne
port.
The chief interest II the United
s,.tes In the So, oan archipelago Was
The rreserva,ion of our rights in the
harbor 81 Page Page. a lease OF when
vas secured 10 as by the treaty OF lsss-
This did not give "a any absolute prop
crtN in The island: IL was provided 'hAt
n was 10 remain in force fer ten wears
from is date. and Was then terminahle
upon IL months notice 10y either
party.
Nv a similar treaty. in the year 1879.
the German government had right TO
the establishment u q naval station ~
Salrafara harbor. in the Island ~
tolu. and in the same year orcat
Britain acquired the right 20 establish
a naval station on the shores Of "a
moan harhor. 10 be thereafter desig-
mated by the British government lhis
privilege not applying 10 the harbors
OF Apia or Saluafaia nor 10 that par'
Of the harbor ~ Page fagc 20 he
thereafter selected hy the government
OF the United States as q station under
their treaty with samoa
Bv the arrangement recently made
I between the governments of tnf
/ United States. Great Britain and Ger
many the United states becomes pos
sessed al all the islands Of the samoan
group which lic east Of the one hun
drcd and seNentv-firSt meridian o.
longitude. These islands comprise Tn
frila. which contains the harbor %
Page Paro. and. further east. Manua
0loosiifra. Ofoo and Rose islands out
side OF Tuiuila. in this group. there /
no harbor. and but one anchorage. sit
uated On the northwest side Of Manua
In savaii there is only one harbor 70
ships. that cf Maatu. exposed al al
seasons: and. moreover. during the pc
Rod from December 20 April. when ID
north winds are prevalent. il j. dan
gerous. In the island " Upolu there !
no first rate harbor- Even that o
Saluafata. mentioned above. would rs
luire very considerable expenditure 2
make il Of amy use. while the made
quacy Of Apia a harbor was ciearl
shown in the terrible and destructiS
tempest OF few years ago
But in the island Of Tutuila. beside
Eve reef harborS similar TO those
Upolu. there j. the h1rbor OF Tag
Page. which i deep and iand-lockc
basin. whose easy approach and PEI
feet security for vessels causes IL
ortw,igh in value All the other island
of the group. II j. generally ccnsi'
I cred by naval experts the finest harhs
IN the Pacific ocean.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

Ham mono. Ind. NOV. IL. r. Judge
FULFILL. 81 the superior court. granted
10 ReCm d. Walsh an injunction
permanently restraining the city OF
East Chicago from paving the balance
az The cifs's water works bonds. Ine
issue was made IN december. i>s4- IN
The amount 81 $4,000. on this bonded
debt s25.1a was paid. hui the oalane.
can never 81 paid. a. the ccbt eNseecs
the constitutional TWO per cent. limit.
The bondhoiGer- Viii fprsciose their
Iitn ana take the city waterworAs sys-
TEN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

Abilene, Kas.. Nov. 10.-A through
west-bound freight on the Union Pa
cific crushed the caboose and one car
Of a local freight, two miles east Of
town. colliding in Jog. TWO engines
were wrecked. and a train Of soldiers
following narrowly escaped. Two pas
senrcrs in the caboose were badly in
iurcd. ID. a. Ilunnewcll, 81 Seneca.
kas.. was scalded and injured internal
". perhaps fatally. G. A. Blair, OF
Solomon. kas.. has broken leg. and
other injuries: not dangerous. The
trsinmen saved their lives LIZ jumping.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17
ENGLAND'S HEIR APPARENT.
Albert Edward. Prince Of vnie-.Ha.
Reached the Iify-fixhsh Mile
stone OF His Career

London. NOV. iO.-The Fifiy-eighth
sni iv.rsary 81 the birth Of the prince
OF Wales was celebrated -. Pauls.
Westminster and other chimes wcrs
pcaicd. the public Buildings fioated ih-
ro,al standard. and Salufes were fired
az Windsor. the Horse Guards pa
radc end at the Tower Of London.
The prince celebrated his birthday
Of Sandrinrham. where he entertained
Lord Rosebery and other distinguished
quests
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

Upton. Ind. NOV. ~. NJ While work
men were eNcasating preparatory 70
having The foundation for new hone
for Jacob Tiigas. a farmer. they un-
earthed al iron pot containing $1,000 ~
gold Ii j. supposed ihat The treasure
wa sccreteG by the late father ~ The
present owner many years ago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

Macy. Ind. Nov %. J. W. Eurit.
postmaster here. alleged 70 Toe SLIGO
short IN his accounts. has been relieved
from duty by Postal Inspector Moore.
who placed y. VI. Clendenuing in charge
Of the Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17
saw Gordon Highlander. on.

Liverpool. NOV. To- Enormous
crowds in the streets and about the
docks here bade farewell 10 the First
battalion Of the Gordon HighlanderS
the Darghsi heroes. in which son Of
Gen. White is a lieutenant. The pres
tnce Of Lady White and her daughter
Increased the enthusiasm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

Princeton. Ind. NOV. i0.-Frank lur-
bic. a coal mine engineer. lost his right
eve III an unusual manner. He dis
charged his shotgun AZ a railroad cross
liz and one II the shot striking rail-.
reborndcd and lodged il his eyeball,
.ausf,r him to lose his eve.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

Marion. Ind. NOV. ln.-,'ames Doian,
aged :. years member 81 batter! ~
FIRST United States artillery. 20 The
civil war. was found dead To- The Mis-
siS~inewa river. II Is thought thar ne
fell between the ties Of the Panhandle
railroad bridge or of The side. poian
had been a member Of the home Tor
MANY wears
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Road Elections.

Hartford City. Ind. NOV. To- Resi-
dent- ~ Washington and Harrison
townships Blackford county. voted in
favor ~ constructing gravel roads ag-
rrraatinr 23 miles III length. at a cost
M ahnli s.n.0ln.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

Greencastie. Ind. Nov. ia.-Chancel-
Tor Hickman. 81 DE- Pauw. announced
in chapel gift of $4,000 % the endow-
meat fund 10 the college. Tbs name ~
me giser Is withheld for the present
This makes $4,000 added 20 DE Pauws
endowment within the past few weeks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

]. a. Munro. general freight 'raiiie
manager OF the Union Pacific road. ar
nounced. on the 9th. that il was tie
intention OF his road 70 make sioux
City. Ia. a terminal 70 the north, suen
as Kansas City. No, is 10 the south OF
Omaha
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

Greenwood. Ind. Nov lO.-The J. Il.
Polk Canning company has commenced
paving of its growers for the past sea-
sons produce. About $4,000 will he
distributed among the farmers in this
vicinity.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

wabash. Ind. Nov ~. Samuel
Boone. one Of the pioneers Of Wabash
county died Of paralysis in Lagro town
ship. wher, for 80 years he has resided.
He was II wears old
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

Indianapolis. Ind. Nov iO.--Thc eIec-
tric line between Greenwood and this
city will be opened about December 5.
Part Of the equipment has arrived az
Greenwood.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

Fortvile. Ind. NOV. io. n The two
vear-oid -on 81 Mr.. and Mrs Berry War
zen. ~ Foriville. procured box %
matches and managed 20 set fire 70 his
clothing. His mother ran 10 his assis.-
ance and managed 10 puf out the fiamts
with her own clothing but the chic
Wa 81 badly burned that ne died.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17
Rec.i,.r-nIp wouldup.

Fort Wayne. lnd- Nov l0.- The re-
ownership ~ The Fort Wayne Console
dated electric railway has been wound
up and the sale II the road 70 the Fort
WAYNE Traction company formally an
proved hy the court. The capital stock
ofthc new comparyi s2.c0o.ooo-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

The Paris Gaulois asserts that the
minister Of commerce will submit the
TIancO-American commercial treaty 10
tile chamber OF deputies immediately
or its reassem bling.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

Cicero. IND. NOV. In.-Cicero creek.
between here and atlanta. where are
large tin plate mills. has been 50 poll
Iuted bv acids .-om The works that
practically an the fish in il are dead
Hundreds Of them Tine the shores
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

San Francisco. NOV. TO- The steam
er Homer arrived here yesterday from
81. Michael. Dutch IiarDor and Cape
Nome. The vessel brought $50 pass,n.
gers and about 100000 in gold.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

Latest news from the elections on
tho eth. in the four states in which the
chef interest conferred show that Ono
and kentucky went repubiican- while
Nebraska and Maryland were errried
b. The opposition In most Of the re-
naming states republican gains were
recorded.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

Icrn Minto received a cablc AT Otta
va. ont. on the sth. from the imperial
war Office. stating that the second oi-
fc- ct troops for the Transvaal by
CaIssds would NOT he accepted, as they
we.e not required.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

Advices from Honolulu by the trans
port Ohio. which arrived al san Franz
cisco. on the 9Th, report the arrival
n arr Of the ship Charles l. Moody.
long overdue from Norfolk Va She
was about 100 days out from the navy
yarc at Norfolk with coal for the army
II Honolulu. and had not been spoken
since early I'd june.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17
4 wedding Breakfast.

Father Mackin was the first TO hal,
the bride as Mrs. Dewey. Congratula-
tions and Fluctuations followed. and
the wedding party drove directly frorh
the rectory 10 the residence ~ the
brides mother. Mrs. Mclean. where
wedding breakfast was served.
The admiral and Mrs. Dewey left at
12.l5 for New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

Paris. Nov. 1.-THE senate RESUMED
It's session during yesterday evening
aud heard further arguments ~ De-
Tending counsel. who submitted that
the senate is incompetent TO try the
cons piracy case. The s=-ate then adj
iourned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

While running from the police, who
surprised him and some companioni
IN The act Of burning the president IA
errv. Martin Williams. student az
the Conference seminary at Buekhan-
non. ". Va. was shot i'm the head and
p-cb.bly fatally wounded
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

IL i now known that Gen Ancrace.
TIE d,posed president ~ Nenezueia'
has arrived al San Juan De Porto Rico,
on hoard the steamer 81 SIMON lie
i quoted as having said. IN an inter
view. that tie was still president OF
Venezuela. and that he would soon re-
turn 70 that country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

An Iowa man has invented ma
chime. weighing not more than ~
rounds. which can be attached 10 Any
vehicle now drawn by 4 horse and =
capable Of reaching speed Of 50 miles
an hour. IL j. said a stock compan.',
hacked by Sl.O0e.0oO is soon 10 be
formed ia Milwaukee 10 Manufacturing
the machine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

George Fl. Daniels. general passen
ger agent OF the New York Central
railroad. Is said 20 ~ az the read q
movement 10 abolish the practice OF
-tir ping on dining and sleeping cars
The movement already has iounc
hearty approval and hacking amor :
officials u several of the trunk lines.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

Among the passenTrrs who arrived
In New York. en- the 9Th. on the steam
er -. Paul. from southampton and
cAerbourr. were Mrs Francis Hodr
s1a Rrruett. LILLIAN NordiCa. Gen. Bcl-
iamin Harrison and wife. Julian
S.crev and Madame Storey. EXON
gresham jas. Hamilton Lewis and Ed
ward ID. winslow. United states consul
at stock holm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17
Iasurg~nts Captured and spanish
Prisoner. R~.~u~d-OnIy Means 81
Escape Cut OG-tia kidnapped bs
Rain-IssarE~nt. Have PLENTY 80
Guns. Hut Little Ammunition.

Manila. Nov ~. $50 p. ~ lie
landing of American troops ~ sam
Sabian. Tuesday. was the most Sp-efac-
uiar OF its kind since Gen. ~Laiirts
Decentralization at Daiquiri.
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BRITISH PUBLIC MUST WAIT.
Censorship n~~ron~ibie Tor Decay -
Tran~missias Dispatches H""
the Fro.s.

London, NOV. ll.-complrte silence
has again fallen upon affair IN south
Africa. The British publ must pr
force be- content with the brief. s'~reo-
t.psd report which the censor allows
"a litter through from Cape Town
That this condition 81 things j. no
longer due to pressure Of work or d.
-rctive cables has bcen amply proved
The Eastern Telegraph Co reckons
.hat the real delay in transmission u
about two DAYS. II j. evident. there
fore. that the censorship j. responsible
for the other two days of delay. which
seems 10 bcfalI all the dispatches
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was performed by Rev. James T.
Nackin, pastor of the church. and Rev
Sidney hurlhut.
4 simple Ceremony.
The ceremony was OF the simplest
character. according 20 the rites OF ths
Catholic church and the only wit
l4esses besides the officiating clergy
men were Mrs. Washington Mclean
and Mrs Ludlow. wife of Admiral
Ludlow. mother and sister respective
In Of the bride. and Lieut.. Caldwell.
Admiral Dewey's secreatry.
The arrangements for the wedding
were made with all the secrecy which
has attended the whole affair After
procuring the license for the wedding.
Wednesday. Lieut. Caldwell called on
Father Mackin OF II. Paurs. OF which
church Mrs. lIazen is COMMUNICATE,
and arranged for the wedding.
special Dispensatiop-
As Admiral Dewey is not a Catholic.
q special dispensation was required for
the performance OF the ceremony. and
this was procured by Father Mackin
from Bishop Curtis. vicar general OF
the dioces OF Baltimore. who granted
Z il in the absence of Cardinal Gibbons.
I who j. at present in New Orleans. Fa-
/ Their Mackin went 10 Baltimore for this
\ purpose Wednesday afternoon.
The wedding Party.
At 9:i5 a. III. two carriages con-
tanning the wedding party drew up be-
fore the modest brick reciory in the
rear Of 81. Paul's. The general pub
lie had no intimation of where the
ceremony was to take place. and not
a single spectator was present as ths
PARTY alighted. Admiral Dewey and
Lieut.. Caldwell quickly stepped from
their carriages and the admiral assist
ed the bride-elect and her mother and
sister from the other carriage.
The Brides Costume.
Mrs. Hazen was gowned in a pear
gray silk. over which she wore lon-
stylish black wrap trimmed with sill
ser fox and lined with lavender silk
Tie admiral wore a black frock. coat
gray trousers and silk hat Upo'
entering the rectory they were ush
cred into the reception room wher'
Admiral Dewey was presented
Father Mackin and the two clergy
men who were To assist in the cere
monv
Father NacLin once sailor.
Upon being presented to rathe
Nackin the admiral said that he ha
heard that Father MaclSin mad in hi
early wears been a sailor. and il CAV
: him additional happiness TO know 'h9
I h. was to be married by clcrgyma
who had at one time followed the srs
I Father Mackin replied happily TIN
F. when he found he could not become a
5 admiral he had determined 80 becom
!. > priest. Mrs. Hazen removed n
wrap and She and the admiral imm'
liatelv took their places in the centt
: Of The little reception room where vi
: ceremony was performed which mad
them man and wife. Father Maclsi
and his assistants wore simple blac
cassocks.
\ The ceremony was performed vii
the ring. according TO the nupital rite
81 the Catholic church.
wedding Breakfast.
Father Mackin was the first 10 ha
the bride as Mrs Dewey Congratul
tions and fluctuations followed. az
I; the wedding party drove directly fro
/, the rccfory 10 the residence ~ Il
: brides mother. Mrs Mclean. where
wedding breakfast was served.
The admiral and Mrs. Dewey left
I 12.45 for New York.
N WITH DUE MILITARY HONOR
], The Rcmnins Of Two Heroes Of q
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Moreover. the Daily Telegraph an
nounceS that its appropriated dis
patch from Ladysmith. dated Monday
" hich the war Office published on 1 nes-
day. was not delivered IN Fleet sire
until Yesterday friday morning II
= believed that the war Office received
further dispatches last evening. but
nothing has been published
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MARRIED VERY QUIETLY.
Admiral Dewey and Mrs. Mildred
Hazen Married at ST. Paul's
Rectory, Washington.
oMlYAFtw WITNESSES WERE PRESENT.
A Wedding BreaLf fast mt the Resi-
dence of Mrs Washington Nc
Lean. Mother of the Bride Fol-
lowed the C~remony that Made
the Couple Man and wife.

Washington. Nov. 1O.-Admiral
George Dewey and Mrs. Mildred NJ
Hszen were married quietly at the rec
tory Of st. Paurs Catholic church in
Y street, near Fifteenth, this city,
shortly before 10 a. m. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. james T.
Nackin, pastor of the church. and Rev.
Sidney Hurlhuf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17

s1vs tie award of the Swiss Anglo-Co-
Icmbian arbitration in the Puncharc-
Nedtiiin railroad dispute tavoriug
Great Britain and dismissin- Colon
bias claim Of $1,000. 100. threatens JUS
a. this crisis 10 have disastrous effect
On the Colombian government by
strengthening popular sympathy vita
tie revolution.
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co-op~rasion Was Complete.

The cooperation Of the troops a-3
thu navy was complete The gunlser-
maintained terrific bombarlmenf for
an hour. while the troops rushed w4.-r
deer through the surf. under a heass.
hut hadly-aimed rifle fire from re
insursenr trenches. and charged right
and left pouring volley after Volles -
~. .s....fn.r r,.l4t~
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Could w-~p for Valuable Lives

Al banquet in the city u London
Yesterday. the duke Of Cambridge
speaking of the war said:
1--WE ought never 70 have allowed
ourselves TO be in the position in y hich
the outbreak 81 war found "a. | could
erv over the valuable lives which Knight
have been spared had we been better
,,re,te r.sf =
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Hon. Ellis IT. Roberts. the treasurer
OF the United States. in his report &c
Secretary Gage. made public on the
9th. sums up the operations Of the last
fiscal year by saying that "a notable
activity was exhibited in all Kinds 81
currency. with n marked increase in
the use II gold coin and in less dc
gree Of silver coin. while the prosperi
~ Of the country has az no time left
my part Of the government Noes ir
the treasury above the demands q
daily business in lis several Offices
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Nir. Kahe Otcni. president Of the
CHAMBER ~ commerce ~ Kobe, and
Konoshin waui and A. Fur uyu. dele.
gates from other japanese CONNER
Gin. bodies called upon President Me-
Ernley. on the sth. - pay their ic-
streets. They are making tour Of THIS
country and Europe for the purpose 81
.sissyrv alton. and recently we're in at
tsnds nee at the International Export
exposition at Philadelphia
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VIII MIDDLE Through H.

necied 20 commence the c1mpaign Oe-
fore Christmas. ana IL NOW looks as
though this would L. the ease Ger
iainlv no artillery can reach Durhan
before November "a. and without addi-
tiCnal guns. an advance from Esrcourt
would h. impossible No Doubt Is
Lord Salisbury said in 2 recent speech
Fngisnd viii --mudlle through IL and
Vet another illustration Of mnddiins
has become apparent in the fact that
cunnerv instructors have only just ar
rived Al Wo.lwich arsenal for inSfruc-
lion in siege train duties Although
s.rried preparations are being lnade
20 rr,pare the siege Trains the fact
that the men arr At Davenport and the
c1.ns at Wooiwich seems TO show that
I the idcs. OF the Siege train was quite an
aiicrihcuchi-
The Morning Post SAYS
What viii come Of such muddling-
II we ever come To fighting foe able
TO turn II to advantage? some radical
reforms are still needed in our mobili-
cation arrangements
saving Their ANN IN nisi"n-
The statement from LADY, smith
that the British guns don't reply y
the Boer artillery because The eoncreis
b.-ls for the guns have not YET hard
ened. j. interpreted in some quarters
10 mean simply that the Eriti~h an
outstanding their ammunition. a. ih'
Beer fire j. only a trick 70 get tbs Brit
81 L. waste shells
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FORT, Fiiipinos Captured.

Forty Filipinos were captured mH-t-
Is non-commissioncd officers several
irsuie.nt dead and five Wounded wt..
found ia building which had suffer 2
sonsid, rably from the bomlaramr--
The town was well fortified. The sass
dunes were riveted with bamboo p
fee, thick. which afforded fine c1it 4.
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or.ha
~
While running from the police VINO
surprised him and some companions
in The act Of burning the president "a
erigy. Martin Williams student AZ
the Conference seminary al BueAhan,
non. ". Va. was shot ~ the heaa ana
--latest news from the elec'ions- on
tho eth. ia the four states in which the
chief interest centered show that ONO
and kentucky went repuolic'n- Whl's
Nebraska and Maryland were errrlei
b. The opposition In most 81 the re-
rairing states republican cams Were
recorded
X j. now known That ten Anoraee'
TIE Opposed president ~ NeheNlit.'-'
has arrived ~ Fan Juan oe ior'o i',"'
on hoard the steamer - >.a4o4'. ne
Is Cuctrd AZ having sAil' IN an i'i'e'
view that ne was stiii PresiueH' -
Nsrtzucla- and that Re WoIia soon Is
tern 70 that country
TT D----Ts General nassen
ger agent OF the New York Central
TailToaD- = sald ~ e =. 'ls
8 movement 70 auoiish 'AS
iii ping on dining anu So ''N
Inc movement
hearty appro'~l a.. - 60. -
49,.
An Iowa man has invented a ma
chine. weighing not more than ~
rounds. which can be attached 10 any
vehicle now drawn by a horse and =
capable Of reaching speed Of 50 miles
an hour. IL Is said stock compan's
- II, ,,,l,,s,,lee 10 manufacture
-.
Advices from Honolulu by the trans
mort Ohio. which arrived al san Fran
riSco an the 9Th. report the arrival
ttarr Of the ship Charles I. Moody.
long overdue from Norfolk. Va She
vaS about 10 DAYS our from the navy
var,I AZ Norfolk with coal for the army
!, Honolulu. and had not been spoken
T,,s- "details ~ The fighting arouu4
rs,,srith. prerious repor-s Of whien
~. eauSed NJ much concern for the
60 " cen. White and his army.
-. .rn- rhev were not only able 10
800 th..-.s.iv.s. hut 10 execute q
go ~ h~iiran- xor-ieE. ia one az
,,l..n I. cc-sif.r~f,ts po.- force was
l,-.--t1,- ,r,- \, ri.-e4
~
.....U II n E.
49, 4-.- .r,-c-errr,ss Government a
Nv. rl,sl;r.-,i-..s ,,,s esta t,lfshed On the
~,n go Sm--h GOVERNOR 81 the Isl
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