Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 29, Number 19, Jasper, Dubois County, 4 February 1887 — Page 6

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Tons. Jan, In. The MM M MlOkMi Demtt I ahtaawe Garden iMt evening-, wee M0f NlMfttCaif9t the hied ever hehi ia thia city, the eatire buUdine; beic necked t ever towing lonarWoro the time ttrtMtMtlMMMUL The dmieatoa wu fifty ohU with leata at oem a41ar aa4 oae dol lar and fy ceata. It waa NtiMUd that tali bead enlivened UM with bmmhhw popular aire. MMWIff Um mmMom heief "The Waddiaff March," The Miaetrel Boy," '"Molly Sawn," . rtrick'a Day." "The Harp That OtM Theeafh Tare's Ball," "The Irish Patrol. M Xearly mrr Web. aeeWty ia Um oity ww ray niuUd. There were also aese-EL-oae p reseat from Irieh societies ia Um w lagiaa 4 Btatee, Wow Jersey and Pennsylvania. The etreet ia tbe vicinity aC Mm gardsa war pecked by a iaaia erowd ueabie te obtain admission. Fatnai rvrVf vs. wt ww fnitit and among those who occaptsd aaato wee Mm platform were Michael Daritt, hia wife aad sister, who ware great wKh tromaadona applause upon aecendingthe neatJerm. Uaaaral Master Workman I'owdaritharaLarkia aad Kelly and a At ehrht o'clock ae crowd ia tbebuiHhmg became e great tkat Captain Williams, a a measure of safety, ordered all Mm doers at admission closed. Loiters of regret were read f reat Boasters gawyer, Da we, Yaaee, Mandersea, Howell, A id rick aad Hnbin, Conjrrosamen Gutcbeou, Johnston, Lyman, White aad ethers. Shortly before half-past eight o'dock Mr. Frad ialrodaead tk aaaakar of tke areaiag, who waa reeeired with ohears aad waring of bate aad handkerchiefs, laatlaf for aeraral minute. Xr. Daritt said tke eirewatataaeos under which tke daaioaatratioa waa heW, in his opinion, it aa oC the greateat aad graadest had arar aaaawihted ia the Enpire dtj. He felt proad to addreaa each aa ae aaaahlaffe oae that had gathered to aaad a atage of good cheer to Ireland aad alao to oad aae of warning to Ireland's eaojajr. Se felt sure he had the good wiahea of aU preeeat, whoa aow ahoat to retttra to Iraahad to work oat Mm aoHtieal aad social freedom of fatherland. Chears. After referring to aa artkde written by 3fr. Lahoaoaore, ia which he denounced the agUeh Gerenueeat lar ite iahaataa treatment of poor toaaat farmers la many parte of Ireland, he said so people on the Xaee of the earth had ahowa more patience for law aad order under trying circaatataacee than the paople of Ireland. rChearal. He heiieved that it would be an net of laaanity to veaort to undis- ' oipBaed fore to oppoae dieciplined power. A reiee we don't know about that. t achieve her liberty and be of Mm eoaatfles of the world. fApplaaae, God only knows for how many years we hare smothered down feelings of htttoraeaa caused by the eraol treateaont of Mm Xagffeh Gorarnmont, hat Mm Ubm haa eeaie whoa, unless Ireland's just claims ware recognised, thou sands of Irishmen weak! show to Kaclaad that justice could he vindicated agaJnst even aaoh a great goreraaMat aa Great Britain. Cries of give bar dynamite. I felt sare the people of Hegiaad would restore to power the atateftmaa that had given evidence of his deetre to treat Ireland wttk fairnes. Mr. DavHt said moet of the moaey seat from this country for the league had found Ka way into Mm poekete of Irish landlords. Groans. If the oppressions of the landlord eeatiaae much longer, although aawMrtoally weak, we shall show the British government that we come from a race that knows how to die for liberty. Mr. Daritt, referring to the McGlyaa ease, denounced Cardinal Simeonl for intorf erring with MeGlraa ia mi when he was supporting the Irish Land League. He hoped KcQiyna would go to Rome, and Mieaght he waa id get fair treatment from Mm Pope. Referring to Mr Charge Erriagtoa't preaeace in thia oountrv, Mr. Daritt said: "I met thie man, Krrhagtoa, aad confronted him hi Rome, aad whoa Mm Pope learned that he had lied about the Irish htnhops he gave orders that he should not he admitted inside Mm Vatican." Father Daeey, of 8C Leo's Roman CathoMe ohareh, waa oa the platform. Among those who seat letters of regret were Mr. MM aad mae. JBMSW . m armmrwi javararnj wsa Tea Pastete MaHraad. 7oT WoaTXfTex., Jaa. M. Two m naked naea hoarded the engine of the east-hound train oa the Texas at Facile Railway just aaK patted out from Gordon Button at three o'clock yesterday morning. Drawhag revosera oa the oagiaeerand Sreman, Mm? ordered them to ga oa until a trestle tore mite east of the etatfoa was reached, ere they compelled the engineer to stop Mm train in such a way tkat the baggage, express and mall oars were on the road hod, while Mm passenger cars were oa the traetle aad tke peeeengers could not leave them. Ms masked moa who had been waitiag at thia point guarded the train and Mm eight robbers went through Mm exprens ear, getting all Um moaey pack ages aad valuable, aad through the aueKbags, takiag all the registered packages, tweaty eight ia number. They then left the trnia aad rede away without mei eating the passengers. The Facile Rxpreee Compaay refuse to say how much MMir loss is, aad the report vary from tore thousand to tve thoaaand dollars. The value of the registered mall Is, of course, unknown. Thus far no due to the "eaters has been obtained. ---- ata m CxWAfte, Jaa. St. The statement m aow made that August Spies, the cendsmned Anarchist, already he a wife at Flask, "Wee tern Russia, The authority lor this information to Joaa Raisati, a Rusaiaa, who positively says that such is the ease. Bates to-day refused to talk ia regard to the, matter, hat his mother aad easier pronounced the story ridiculously aboard. Mies Spies also said that Mia Taa Xaadt was going to remain la Mm city right along aad was not going away, aa stated by the Xmm heretofore. Preliminaries. LoKaotr, Jaa. BJ. Yesterday's ssieiea sf the Cabinet was devoted chiefly to a mra!m(asT wtl wJJ fEMfmsPav mrttswawWsvfll sw4v wmWS snswlng of Fsriiameat, procedure as R m tormed la Rnglisk parlmmentnry d rotes asm not coereioa of Iremad, being the uppermost topic. The terms of the Queen's t spush were also diocuseed at some tengta. These will he anally approved at aayal csaaetl at Osborao wedaisday ,TM saase evening Ird Banabury ' Trwe amne anwaswkaBf mtwJa iljHsvt aWraWsiwMWsn'fn't of Commoaa, will oatortoia frtoaosattb rastomary haaeueta. Mr. Otedarrival la Loadoa. will be Um

WjUMttxerox, Jaa. SB. The fall Wat of the Fteaarias hill aa ft paeaad Mm Saaaea yesterday la aa fellows; A atu. eWfcenUfcg tmMt llNH'4Bi(n atf 'X7ea4ft4sa JWB la Be lt'eaaeted'hyttM snati aad Moaatef RapteasatattTas of the PaHod aHalea of AmirlcV tva 5oa0 eM4mJjJc LtUat TiMWMMCa tiaW Pfisldsat of the United tetea shall be aalwaad that Amorioaa ashtag vamls. or Amirieaa asastmta riatttoc or beta ia the waters, or at afcj jstfia or istfcoes t4fca sritist temiji of )sarthi tsaojiaa, ara or tkoa have baaa ajaated or ahrideed la the enteyaaeat of any righta secured to them by treaty or law, or are, or, thee, lately have been, aateetty rased or hartamd in tke enjoyment af sueh right, or subjected to unreasonable rostnc ttati. ragalatioaa or requirement ia respsst to sueh riahu; or, wheaerer the fmiaeat of the Uatted States akaU be satleaed that nay sack aahiag vessels or aahermea, harlag a permit natter the laws of the United Mates to touch aad trade at aay pert or ports, ptaee or places, ia Mm British dominions Merth America, are, or, then, lately have been, denied the privilege of eateriag such port or porta, plats or pianos, la the same manner aad under the same ragalatioaa aa may exist morale aeprlsabla to trading vessels of tke most favored nation, or shall be unjustly vescdor aaraeeedia respect thereto, or shall be prevented from purchasing sueh supplies aa may there be lawfully sold t? trading vessels of the moet favored nation; or irbeaever the President of the United States shall be satisfied taataayotberveaselsofthe United State or their masters or crews, se arriving at or being ia sack British waters or porta or places of the British demiaiees of Xorth America, are, or, then lately have been denied aay of the privileges taerein accented to the vessels, their maeters or crews of tke most favored nnUca, or unJusUy vexed or aaraeeed ia respect of the then, aad ia either of tU of such KskaU be lawful aad H sbeit be Mm duty of Um President of the United State in Ms discretion, by proclamatioa to that effect, to deny vessels, their masters aad erews, of the British dominions of North America any entrance iato the waters, porta or places of, or witnia the Uatted States Iwttk such eaeepttena in regard to vessels in distress, stress of weatberoraeediag supplies, a the President shall deem proper waether such vessels shsU have come directly from saM dominions on such destined voyage, or by way of some port or place in such destined voyage elsewhere; aad, also. If be thinks proper, to deny entry into any port or place of the Uatted States of fresh ask or salt use, or aay other product of saM dominions, or ether goods coming from saJd dominions to the United States. The President may, ia his dtseretiee, apply such prod negation to aay part or to all of tke foregoing named subjects: aad may qualify, 11 alt aad renew suck proclamation from time to time, aa ke may deem aeesseary to the full aad Just execution of thc purposes of this act. Every violation of aay suck proclamation, or any psrt thereof, is hereby declared illegal, aad all vessels aad goods soeeminorbemg witala the waters, parts or piaeeeoftae United States contrary to suck proclamatioa shall be forfeited to the United States; aad such forfeiture snail be ea forced aad proceeded ia tke same manner aad with the offset as ia the case of vessels or goods whose importation or cornier to or being In tke waters or ports of the United States contrary to law may aow be enforced and proceeded upon. Bvery person who shall violate aay of the provision of tads not, or such proclamation of tee President made ia pursuance hereof, shall be deemed guilty of a mtademeaaoaaad on eonrictlon taereof, shall be punished by a tec not xeeenuhg fl.OM or by imprisonment for a term not exceeding two years, or by both said punishments la the duMretioB of the court. FATAL EXPLOSION. Two Mea KMsed aad aeverat Injure by a Busier Bsptaslaa at ffharpeburg. Pa. Fittsbcm, Fa, Jan. St. One of the boilers at Spang's Iron aalil at Sharpsburg, six mites from this city, exploded at fire o'clock this morning, instantly kilting Um firemaa, James Patterson, fatally burning aa aaknown tramp who waa sleeping ia the hotter room, and seriously injuring six mill employee who had just arrived to begia their day's work. A portion of the boiler was throws ovor two buadeed feet The entire end of the mill was blown out, and the building so shattered that It will probably fall. The cause of Mm expieetea ia being invest!emslayo waa badly burned ia shuttingoST the aataral gaa with, which the mill was supplied. Had the aecideat occurred a few momenta later the toe of life would have been torrihie, aa all Use employee wuM hare then boon at work. Later mreetlgation at Um scenes the terrible explosion at Spang, Chalfaat at Ce.'a iron mill at Sharpebu rg discloses the fact that aa eaUre hatierr of fear nags stool aoilers had been btewa to atoms aad scattered to almost incredibte distance. The structure is badly wrecked tad will have to be rebuilt. The f otiowiae; te Um ttat af killed aad wounded: Thou. Fattocssn, Ireman; Idttem mstanUy. Warn. Corrltle, the tramp who waa steeping in the boiler house; dted ea the way to the hospital. Andrew Ktee, mm bey; nanny eat ahoat the head. J. Rrane, roller; foot crushed. Jaa. Fatllips, helper; kaee hrekeau GrtafAh Humph riea; spine injarei. Thee. Frotherow, stoker; feet era shed. BarUey Xaaghten, helper; eat m aad spine injured. Lewis C louse, watchman; head eat. Jao, William, peddler; hand injured. Fireman Fattorssa teavee a wife several ohiMraa. Cerriile waa unmarried. The Bra estimates Re lose at tle,999. T.red te Raist Tawoagfc MM lve eg Rkwarx, R. J., Jan. St. Ia searching for Um murderer of Rachel Albrect, the local pel tee ran across a Raw York woman aamed Mrs. Jacobs, whom they have every reason to believe haa been supplying disreputable houses ia Xewark wRk youag girls. It is said that she net sely provided Um girls, hut furnished the houses complete with household reejuiremeato, executing a mortgage oa the elfeoto to secure herself. Her pie waa to let shepgir Inhere dresses oa the easy .payment plan, and whoa they felt behind hi their payments to offer to procure them re munerative employment, in every eaee luring the girls to their rata. -- The Cent-Beck atria. Kkw Yohk, Jaa. 4. At the coal docks of thc Lackawanna railroad at Hebsken two ear loads of mem arrirod thia merntag aad ware pat to work. The freight head tors did not uit work a was rumored this meratt. Various oaloials of other eomaantes assert that the status Oa InMsl e'HBaN get SaMt w4MBM sJMa 4MH Saturday. It ia dented by Um coal tern pastes thai Mm? have dslsgsted aay persoa to confer wHh the Knight af Labor of Philadelphia with a view te a fersaal dlnnuislia wtth Mm a ssvmn wtwwwvwvwsi we sTwam sww beard. The oompaates ettn toey vmrlll have nothing te do wRh Mm Knighte. The soft-coal mea at BVath Amber struek thia meraiag.

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steaea atamaaaeav WAaMtueTOW, Jam, H The later-State CeaaBaeros hilL aa agreed upon by both made for aay service readersd ia the trwssportattea af paaaeagore or (proparty bar commsn earners asvaU be arty by eommsa oarrters ahU reaenaahle aad juet, aad every uajret aad aareaseaahle charge far sueh eerviee is prohibited aad deWed to be ualawfuL Sactioa two make R aalawful for aay coeaasoa carrier to ehaaga or receive directly or ladlroetly from aa perse is a greater or lea compensation for any service rsaasrad ia the transportation of pa see age rs or property taaa it ohargea, or receives from aay ether person or persons for doing a like aad contemporaneous service in the transportation of a like kind of traMc under substantially similar circumstance and conditions. Section three makes it lawful for any common carrier to make or give aay undue or unreasonable preference or advantage to any particular person, company, firm, corporation or locality or aay particular description of tratts. Seotioas four aad five (Um long aad short haul aad pool lag sections) are ae follows: Sncnoxl That it shall be unlawful for any common carrier, subject te the provisions ef this not, te charge or receive nay greater eempeaiaMsa in the aggregate for the transportation of passengers or of like kind of property under substantially similar circumstances and conditions, for a shorter taaa for a loafer distance over the aame line ia the same direction, the shorter being included within the longer distance; but this shall not be construed as authorizing any com moa earner within the terms of this act to charge and receive as great compensation for a shorter as for a longer distaaee; provided, however, tkat upon application to the, commission appointed under the provisions ef this act, such common earner may, ia special eases, after investigatian by the commission, he authorised to sharge less for loager than for shorter distaaecs for the transportation ef passengers or property; and the commission may from time to time prescribe the extent to which sueh eelgnuted common carrier may be relieved from the operation of thia section of this act. Sec. S. That it shall be unlawful for aay common carrier, subject to the provisions of thai sot, to enter into aay contract, agreement or rem Dilution with say other common carrier or carriers for the pooling of freight of dif erect aad eempetiBg railroads, or to dtride between them the aggregate or net proceeds of the earnings of such railroads or aay proportion thereof; aad in aay ease of agreement for the pooling or freights a aforesaid, each dar of its oontiauance shall be deemed a separate Section six requires that after ninety days from the passage of the act every common carrier subject to ite provisions shall hare printed and kept for public inspection schedules showing rates, fares aad charges, and in addition to requiring the railroads to give publicity at all of the depot on their several lines, it gives authority to the oommission whore it is proper aad aeoassary, to require them to give publicity to their rates to other places beyond the lines of their several railroads. It also provides that the rates, fares aad charges shall not he raised except after tea days of public notice, hut that they aay be reduced without previous public notice; the notice, however, shall he simultaneous with Um reduction itself. Section sevon makes it unlawful for aay common carrier to eater into aay combination or agreeasent to prevent the carriage of freight from being continuous from tbe place of destination. Section eight declares that aay common carrier violating the provisions of the act shall he liable to Um persoa or persons injured thereby for the full amount of damage stsataiaed ia consequence of aay sueh vtolattoa, together with a reasoaahlc counsel or attorney's fees. Tbe aiatk section provides that persons claiming to have been damagel ay Um aotioa of common carriers may proceed for recovery ef their damages either in the courts of the United States or before Um commie sis s, bat not before both tribunals. The tenth sectioa makes R a peanl offense to violate any of the provision ef this act, and puts the maximum of Mm fine which may he. imposed at Mm sum ef five thousand dollars. The aevea following seciie as contain the commission features of Mm MIL They provide for a eommieeien to oaaeint ef five persona, appelated by the President by, and wrth the advice ef tbe Bee ate, whose term of omee shall be for six years except for Um first appointment, which are to he for two, three, four, five aad six years. Their principal off ce shall be la Washington, but they amy hold seseioae at other place than Washington, aad a single member of the? comm is ion may take testimony aay where, as maybe directed by Um eotamieeiett. These commissioners hare salaries cf $?JSO each. The cemmts sion has the- power to appoint a secretary with aa annual salary ef ffX,MV aad has authority to employ and fix the eempensatiea f each ether employee a K may find aoooeonry to the proper performance of ite duties, subject to the approval of the Secretory of the Interior. R ia also provided tkat nothing contained ia the act shall abridge the remedies now existing at oomasoa law or by statute. SeeUon twenty-three appropriate BM9,f0 for the purposes of the net for the fiscal year ending June 3f, 18H.' Section twaatty-four provides that aha provisions of the sections relating to the appointment aad orgaaisaUoa of the commiasma, shall take effect immediately, aad abftt Um remaining provision of the act shall take eSBct sixty days after its fiesage. saM nCmnmwneaAlem. BLmntxan AnapK&afai Js wwv wmrawa emamayam (Tirana t a t arnraae Omaha, Xem, Jaa. 9L Bat-Senator A. 8. haddock waa nominated by uhe Republican eaueua this morning at half-past four. Tan Wyck went into eaueua at Midnight, imposing oaly Um one condition, that the vote he tokea viva voce. On Um fifteenth ballet the straight Republicans combined oa Paddock and ha was nominated, receiving sixty votes, which Is fifteen mere tban Is necessary. By Um caucus agreement the Van Wyck men must vote for Paddock at noon to-day, insuring his election The result Is a great victory for tbe- straight Republicans. Faddeck waa ia the Senate preceding Henderson. Ke is the first man the State ever returned to Um Senate Dvaux, Jan. 21. Two of the tomato evietoU at Otenbeigh yesterday were re stored to their boueee a care-takers. Oae eviction, which was to have boon enforced, was postponed, pending negotiation between Mr. Roe, Um agent of the Winn estate, and the Commoners, Coaybeare aad Sheehaa. Roe, oa eoaditien that the tenaato surrender their holdings, offered toaoeapta year's reat in lieu of arrears aadgi esoh tenant paying that sum a new tottiag of his farm. Mr. Uonybeare offered, ea behalf af the tenants, to pay half a yenra rent" est the knew ef the judieial rente, provided that no eoate wWfcfcal e ww4NAs 0 wrHk t4r44MMMr Wnr4i WMsTB wwMpJT BMatjia MremtieWtaat ft Ml IT bAM lamBBml .wHsmr t srmmramj mv aara aaarmaroreraaj amf wru WWfc munnm ffWrnrVS USSrava w

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Yae JWaelteeed Restsaeas eg a TnsHss? r M s r. yy York at mm AshMae Kaawess ejfcsnee ia Baltimore. BabviMOMB, Md., Jaa. T. A ghastly die. oftvery was made hare at the principal of ace of tke Adams Kxpreaa Compaay n j niig 'being emitted from .w whu u wv.. u. this city. The "Had" waa the result ef a trunk, which, when broken open, was found to contain Um dead body of a man. Superintendent James A. Shu tor of the ex pre company hastened to police head quarters, and laid the ease before Chief Frye. Mr. Shutor stated that the marks oa Um trunk, and waybill, showed that It had been shipped from New York City on Saturday night last. It reached Calvert atutiott la thia city on Sunday morning and lay at the station until Monday morn ing, when It waa brought the Baltimore street otioe. The trunk was consigned to John A Wilson, Baltimore, Md., to be called for. It waa put in the eel lar Tuesday. Yesterday morning the porters employed In the eel lars detected a disagreeable order which, as the day wore on, became unbearable. The porters had beaa iu tbe habit of feeding poison to the large family of rodents which infest the cellar and attributed the smell to dead rate. Mr, Shuter's attention was finally called to it, and he concluded Utat the stench came from a trunk. He ordered the trunk to be broken open, and was horn li ml to see the dead body of a mm. Marshal Frye sent the patrol wapoa to the Adams express omee and had the trunk and its ghastly contents removed te tbe hack yard of the Central station. Coroner Hill was seat for, and when he arrived the body was taken from the trunk. It was found Utat the head, left arm and both legs were missing. The right arm was doubled up under the back. The left arm had been cut off at the shoulder, and the legs close to the body. The body was thus mutilated, it is supposed, iu order to get it ia the trunk. ' A coat was thrown over the corpse. It was a cutaway, made of mixed gray and black diagonal material. The coat collar was saturated with blood. Four business cards were found la the pockets, inscribed aa follows: ''Henry Stegel, meat market, :hS Throop avenue, near Floyd street, Brooklyn, E. D." Oa the bottom of the shirt-front was the name "C. KauSrold." Further examination of the marks oa the trunk shows that it was delivered to the Adams Express in New York by the WestesUe Express Companv, which has office at No. 3 Park I'Mce, 314 Canal street, 7S5 Broadway, New York, and at :S Washington street and TO) Fulton street. Brooklyn. The body is evidently that of a young man. It is now at the City hospital, and will be kept as long as possible, pending an investigation by the New York and Brooklyn police, who have been notified. The police here think that 'John A. Wilson," to whom the trdnk was addressed, waa an alias or a myth. WANT IT VETOED. The Knights ef Labor frtHkm the President te Vrtotke Inter-State Commerce Hill Their KeeseiM. Washington', Jan. 27. The legislative committee of the Knights of Labor last night handed the President the following communication, urging him to veto the Inter-State Commerce bill Washiwwm, Jan. 9, jw. Omrrr CUttUm, Prtltt-nl ftt rMt Mk. 1'mwirk.vt: This committee, representing the largest body of organised workers in the Nation, Bumberiag, a they do with their dependents, over five milHoa, or nearly onetenth of the whole population, and ia interest, three-fourths of them, in the United States, desire to call your attention te Senate bill No. l,Mc (and known a a hill to regulate interstate commerce). First, we desire to say that ea one side of the great questions that are in vol Ted in this bill are a large body af producers nnd consumers who are simple fa their habit of Hfe and their methods ef doing bustaees, aad poor hi purse, and from their habits and methods of Mving. they desire to nave the laws made simple aad , plain; that they may be able to present their claims before toe eonrto of the land, without saving to eeafenn wrta legei tecniMcaitues and dieriaiin(WM arising out f their inability to pay for the ate est legal talent to the land. In this respect toe present btti, a K has passed tbe Senate and House, U thc acme ef legal subterfuge. Therefore, weeerfre to call your attention to this aad a few other objectionable features of this btH. We regard the following objecSeas as fundamental:. First The commission emese. Second The arbitrary power conferred apon the commission. Third The exclusive torisdietten given to the Federal eourm te hear aad1 determine eauses arising undertae act. Fourth The acknowledged sneer tafnty a to the meaning of nearly alt ef the provisions ef the bill. Ia behalf of our consWtu cuts we reepeetfuily askyou to veto the bill. We remain yours respeetfelly, Ralph Bkacmokt, Jtms J. McCautxkt, Jam ns Ca MtMH.u. National Legislative Committee ef K. r L. DIVORCE REFORM. What the Nattenat IMvwree Rrfwrn Tongue Boston, Jan. 3d. Rev. Samuel W. Dike, secretary of the National Divorce Reform League, sums up Mm league's work for the six years of it existence no fellows: Maine has struck her old loose- lawn from her statute books and put a radically different law in Its plnee reducing divorces fully one-half. New Hampshire haa ceK lectod her statistics and regulated the domicile of applicant for divorce. Vermont has made several change for the- better. Massachusetts has provided for nn excellent collection of statistics and forbidden the advertising of divorces. In Connecticut, Rhode Island; Pennsylvania and Ohio, the Governors hare urged reform, la moet of the States, aa well as in Minnesota and the District ef Columbia, orfaniied work has begun. New Jersey and ndlana now collect statistics of divorces. The Bar Association of New York and others are urging a change. The laws of Illinois forbid the advertising of divorces, nnd Chicago has prohibited the hearing of divorce cases In chambers. The most important gains have been made In the education of the people ae to the Importance of the family In the State and Nation. Mr. Dike does not think that any more than a fair beginning lias been made toward the work before the League. I. ..I . m A Muddle to New Mewtee. Nbw Yohk, Jan. M. The ftr apeekl from Santa Fe nays that Governor Ross yesterday vetoed a measure passed by the Republican majority in Um Sonata for the unseating or a Democrat in favor or a Bepublican. The Democrat left tbe Senate in a body when the vote waa token, and tbe Territorial Secretary refused to swear in the Republican member who had been voted in. Me was sworn in by the president of the Senate. Governor Roes haa mow refused te recognise the Senate aa now eenatiluted, only six out ef the twelve members having voted to unseat the one Inan la favor ef the other. The Uevernet will assume military control and tele graph to Washington lor laetriifalona.

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Warner's SAFE Cure Sold, to Dec. 27, 1886. Mo Other Remedy in the World Can Produce Such a Record. This wsnderrul success of "Warner's Sam Cure" Is due wholly te the real merit at the Kemedv. For a long Umi it ha been KKQAIIDKD BY THK HIGH KMT MKD1CAL AUT1IORITIKS AS THK ONLY SPKOIKIO FOR KIDXKY, HVKH AND UIU.VAIIY DISUASKS AND FKX.VLK COMPLAINTS. Thousands of people owe their life and health to War Her' Hxrt Cure" and we awn produce 100,000 TESTIMONIALS to that affect.

Read the following and note the guarantee these azures te be correct, as Boston, 1,149,122. CA1T. W. D. BOB1NSON (U. S. Marine Insp, HuKata. N. Y,), In lfo wan suffering with a ettlH burner like Icpreiy. Could not sleep; was In great axony. For two year tried even temg. without iteneHt. V jronouneed iHCHrwble. "Twenty bottles of Warners Saik Cere ceMtpirieiy cm re is me, nnd to-day I am strong tteo. ft, 16.) ProYidence, 171,929. KX-GOV. T. 0. ALVORD (Syracuse, N Y.), ia I I began raHMlNg deta'H with rneral Debility, accoinpinied with a sen of weight in thc lower -tart of the body, with a feverish sensu ion and a general gWiug out of the wnole organism. Wsi hi nerlH cn ditto er.ntlned to his bed much of the timeAfter a thorough treatment with Warner's Sakk Cure be says: "l am completely reetered te IteaUk by its means." Portland, Me., 441,105. MAJOR S. It. AUHOTT (SrringtlcM, Mo.), In IsTl wn aftlicW with lame hark, Kfcrn ma I torn ttd Kidney trouble. Consulted the very bet pfayieians in San Krsne:ico, and vHited nil thj fulaerul springs tacre. Took a health trip to the Ni England Stt-, but for seven years nirered rtHtMMily from his nuledy, wttieh hud resulted in KriKttt'a dtoeaac. AfUr uIcg a couple doten tottles of Warner's 8 a kk Cure rod two of SArx IUU0. he wrote: "y back and Kidneys are without ihIh, and. thank GeJ, I owe It all to W'Aruer's S Ai'K Keuivdtes." lal. of lew Edi - 441,753. MRS. J. T. RtTCllRY (303 4th Ave.. Louisville, Ky.) was a continue 1 iHvalid for eleven year., Juvt living, and hourly expecting deuth. Was cttufined to bed ten month eeeuyear. Was attended by the heot phystriae. Her left side was paralyzed. Ceekt neither cat. Meeft, nor enjoy life. The doctors Mid she was troubled with female complaint; but she was satisfied her kidney wctc affected. Under the operation of Warner's SArK Cure she passed a Inrjce atone or raicutus. and in Xov reported, "Am today m well am waes m girl." In Tort Stall, - 3,870,773.

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Clerelind, - - 682,632. KX-OOV. R.T JACOB (Westport prostrated with severe Klelncy (Ky. waa tronhte aad kfatt to nouiMle of ftesa. After a thorough treatment with Warners SArK cure he reperta' I have never emjeyecl DttiiuitL wFasWWaaannnnnn?mni njeaan 873,667. CRN. X. D. WALI.KN (144 Madison Ave., New York), scarcely able se walk two block i witneut exhaustion, mmI, baving test flesh heavily, began the use of Warner's SArs Cure and says: " I waa nautck heweslteel by K. Ill Ohio, State, - 633J5I COL. JOSKl'H H. THORNTON' (Cincinnati, O.,) in MM reported that his daughter was very much prostrated; bad pIplt4Jten of Me Mearx, intense nmisi in sate nese, nervoMs aisorder and catarrh of She Mad She lost Bfty-ave pounas. otiier rentedies failing, they b'gan the use ef sruer's SArx Cure, Safb J'hU and Saw. Xtrvie, and wtthia three months she had gained fifty pounds , in weight and was reatereet te (eel health. That was three years ago, and she Is still In as good health as ever in her life. Col. Thornton, himself, was cured of Chrsmtc Marrhseet of eighteen years' standing, In mi, by Warner's Safe Cure. SwtteTB State, - 3,534,017. C. M. ALLKX (Leavenworth, Kan.K son Xdwm, two years ef age. amlcted with ej trema cane mf Hrtght'M dlMene, and she deeters sjave htm stp. My the advice of the doctor's wife, began the use ef Warner's Bafr Cure, and after taking seven bottles he is pcrieeHy weM and haa had no reIrlUlli WWmnvm nnnjmamj 1,467,824. 1

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17a PennsylTaMa, 1,821,218. F. MAYER (he N. ltth SL, St Irfwfet. !f,( af. HK-tett w.th tired leellHg" iUins4 snd pa n across the heck, and lost appetite. V s sallow ami cure-worn all the time. Tmc'o tor failing be began the use of Warner's SrK Cutv. awl report, u 1 feci like 14 NXHtlHg cot k." Gbicago, 2,808,603. MR. R. UK01VN ffc!l Woodward Ave.. DcSn) t, Mic'.i. iu.iril his back from a rail. Wu conMned to Ms bed six weeks. The fall litured hie kMstey, producing inteuse suffer log. Warner's S.t'K Cure rcMtwrcst hia kldHcyn to their natural condition, nr.ilhi wntes 'l m now eighty years of age, smart awd active." Detroit, 846,948. MRS. TIIOS. SCHMIDT (Wife of the ViceConsul of Denmark, fid Wall St., New Yorki rein rte 1 tkat her little Mm, aftr an attar 1; or niphtherlllr! Sore Throat eight yours ago, was afflicted with Hright's DImmi in udvastced form: by the advice of Gin'l OirUUttHwn, of Dreiel, Morgan ft Co., bunkers, New York, she preseribul Warner s S.tra Cute, with the consent of the physicians, s.l rep rte, "the ithvsiciaus say that be wilt be perfectly well." Milwaukee, - 458,891. MISS Z. L. 1K3ARDMAN (Qoechee, Vt.j, in May, lMe, began to ItltiMl, tbenee c-iSie stomach truHble, terrible headnrhe and Anally tbe doetr's opinion that It w is Krlxkt'a dtecaac and Ih HrMblr. Kvintually she became nearly bllHd, pronoum-vsl by thj doctors to be tbe laat singe .f BiUrht's oim;. After having been uuuer treatment by Warner's Satk Cure for oho yenr, she reported, " I am an well aa nny enr." Minnesota, 648,017. IKK. N. A. PL.YMPTON (Worcester. Ma.l. in May. ll, was prostrated by (insvel. Umler the operation of Warner's SAPX Cum alone he pael a Inrxo sIohc, and Mttequcntty wrote. "Ihavehadm rertsrrciiee of my trouute since Wraer"n Sak Cure rnred aw." BaL I.W. States, - 1,767,149. St. Louis, - - 1,530,527. CAPT. GKO. B. W1LTHAXK (tts Spruce St., Phlla.. Ia.), prostratetl in Central Awrloa. with Malarial Fever, caused by coageittieo of Kidney and I.lver. HcllrfeHM part of the time. Liver enlarged one-third. 8Mim-th badly arivetest. Could held ato fI$ etca water was ejected. Ustag less than n ibtx n bottles of Warner's Safe Cure, he wrtUs "I wi.s cemplesely cared." Kansas City, - - 717,860. MRS.IPROF.IK. J. WOLF (Gettysburg. 1'x, Wife or the Kd. of the Lutheran qart'rtl, began to decline with I'ulmonury Censemitton. (Over M per cent, of nil eases of (- sumption are esused by disenseil kifairyvl BcnfMilred eT Id vine;. After a tnorotijfi course of treatment with Warner's S.tr Cure, she writes, "I mat perfectly well. BaL S. f . Slates, 746,789. KX-gEWATOR . K, MRUCK (South CartliiH, after doctortnr for years for what he supposed was Matlarke, dlseotercd he was uffllctett with Kssgar IHnhetr, nnd havlngobtalned no relier whatever from h s ihyc , he liegnn the ue or Warner's Sakk IHmM'i CHrefuntl he nays: "My friends are w.iished at my Improve meat." Sa Francisco, - 1,24241 J. Q. KLK1N (tWnsvlllc. N. C ) wr"?1, ten year- from Ciravcl. which attached Llw every six month. Me ht 4ft noumK In three nuniths. and his strength wa nearly Sene. After n thorough use of Wnrrer Am JHnMei Cure ha reports. "I n h well aa 1 ever wan, after using fourteen bottles. laL Pacific Coast, - 732,315. Ose Agent (lerehaMenlr) wanle.1 in every town fur Tllkavnur "Tunti I's I'MHeh" etgar lar verynm.. n.l l.ti mlMia Mi alrlHlrK ML! in ini risr. m,t win a sji I Mn in nush them. I lielleve in i verM'ing, ami am isiinc pn w wi,riini eulars where iner wiii p . sntSeM. Pa. Address Clttenge. larvtlleit lenery DISCOVIRY.., wwnwitjiArtiaiiai'sit OnreofRInd Wsa neHng-Anr book tssrnei m oae teadtng. i wHhurtiW. w, Woe aad ethers, sent arm rnm. yn...mmrnvii awaeassfM h Avsaw, , Jit MT lirth iVw Terts. Piso'e nedy.for Casarrh k the mm Best. Kassnet to Use, and caeapsw