Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 31, Number 44, Jasper, Dubois County, 19 July 1889 — Page 8

' aKrnok A Mm Mksw. Smw time after the war Mlki MeCl mH Hn. Joe CoIhum erfrd in a gMleterUI symposium and pnciliatie eoatrflvry in Southern laiilana, In a MWk m eneh nteettnga were regarded m unlawful mm! frowned upon by the Hoeeier statute, the aHrilT of tha onnty wheea the fight took nleee aiad upon tee persona of IK pugilists and hauled them before the eirenit judge, am Jeremiah M. Wilton. Thi dietiecnlabed jurist, thoegn legal I v end nUII)r a giant, wh, and i, thin to tenuity am) pyjeteally the reverse of powerful. Bui lie meaenred out jnatire in generous, allopathic dosee, and promptly senteneed the offianilera to elx month in Um oeuaty iail for breach of the tteeee.

"One moment." a(d he, m the eheriff wm ahont to remove the nrleonera Yn will, dm-ine the ensuing montha. bare antnle nnoortunitv to her am arcti mattd to Indiana. You will, also, o the eHfrilf in form ma. nwet a foe who will teat yotir pnwera of resistance and eaaluranoe In the almost. If yon are able to reaiat and defeat ihU foe it will be due to voar magnificent physical conditio, which ia a reenlt of denial and abitemiouaaaee, the necessary adjuncts of tha severe traininr von hare both recently undergone. Thla foe, it ia needle to atate, ia tha fever and airne, which ia tha champion in thee Drtg." MMv it please yer honor." aatd Mike JafcCool, rUlnr aa Judge Wilson finished, "Oi wonld toike to y a few woarda, av the roort doea not object." FIU honor lookad at tha culprit eternv. and aw notbinc bat seriousness in MeCeor face. "The court haa no objectiona to the priaoner m peeking, with thla understanding, that hia remarka will contain nothing diereipectrul or ua earn I r." "On tha contrary, ver honor, Oi bare the highest recpiet for tha aoort." ''Then ou mar proceed. " "01 only wanted toaay that for a, light weight Tar honor baa atrnck aae the hardest blow Oi irer bad." Waeoiegteii Fot. The Bona Relic of Caickannanga. While I waa riding over the battlefield or (nuccameoga I came to a eabia pied by a neero family, end the came out and wanted to dUpoea of some relies from the battls-field. lia bad aome ballet, pieces of abell, two or three old bayonets aad a cannon ball or two, bat the relic of all relic waa an old acytbe blade, to which a rough woodea beadle aad been tied with aheap twine. "What do to call that?" I naked. MDet, nan, ia what Gieeral Great ear ried ia die bare mat, aad I reckon be artowed down about fo' thoaaaad rebel wld it," "My friend, Oeaeral Graat waa not ia tbie nettle" -Ha wasn't." "No. air. Aad aw general or soldier af any rrade arte earried each a weapon that" Day dMa'tr "Of ooerseaot. Wbera did yem get MP "Picked it tip on de field, sab." mom an u you meat u within a "Irook yeretaabtwar' yea la ik fawt?" -o." M War yea wklia I fly ealioa of it?" Wall, ! waa rifbt over to Abaer Jaekeoa'a, not tea allot away, an' if I dkmt know what ratiee are, ye wmH Ham me. Good-day, tab." "Beit no general Tar" "Good-day, aefa. PiteaoM who Sa ee worry, worry particnlar, bad bettor go loag mi bent ap der owa reiioa. Cbillea, C watch dat white man till he) gita yaa da turnip patch!" Jaforaoiriile New.: Or. F. If. Weil', Afbelterabur, will leave this week for JFort Scott. Kaoeaa, where ha will locate permanently. He bee juet returned from a praapecting tonr through the "Western State. At Wichita bneinees WMTery dull and many boneee potted to rent. The boom ia real aetata baa loag eince reaiebed, weade aa high at a JMrea ware growing thick in many of UM Kreetg. From what ia formation he wouki gather a large nambor of apecalt on who bad iarceted dariag tee boom were loft with aa atoebant on their In4inna Patonto. m The following patent ware mated wr too weea: ending Jaly 9ta, 1S99, re Bn-ira axpraaeiy ror inte paper by Joe. . Hnater. Solicitor of AmnriMn Md Foreign Pateata, Waehlnfton, D. C. : W. H.Boa well, Brookfille, caltirator ; C. M. Cochran, Marion, gate; W. G. Froet.Lehaaon.wirn atrateher JamaK MUler, Greenfield, automatic cat off: D. M. and T. H. Parrr. Iadianaaelta abicjo attachment; G. W. Schroder, HBalington, poultry hoaat ; J. J. Wright, I, Mm IMCO. Ho inaect that erawle can lira nader the application of hot alum water. It will deetroy red and black eat?, cock. roacaee, epioore, bed bags, aad all the rriada of crawling peaU which ianet oar nonete dariag the beeted ter Take two oounda of alam and dhuin in three qaarta of boiling water, let It ataed on the eiore nntll the alum t .11 melted, then apply it with n break while Marly boilinc to every joint aad ere? ice I jwr eioaeu, bedeieada, pantry abelreel bmk ine list. Tlio Bottor Fnrt of Tntwr. At th hstUt of yalrtrn nill.GoTar. ir Vance, charging an the Am1Ii. with the ebot rattliag abamt htan mA aMHnb-abelle nnretine; la erery diraetioa. . -Go It, Mollle Cotton Tall," exclaimed uoreraor. "if I hadn't a renwUtioa t enetaia I'd be with yon.M-Drake'a Mora trnth than poetry: Heeatli hie akorat noonday, lonely and alum aad S??.tl wft abont.blm, led by u vlaei winged "gad." I0t a caato-l er (Mtkenod hie portal, not a aiga ofi f""" a iwa, oat too ntea kept on awaatng aooni I be old man'a boir. At! FmtamMeryae anon ted: "Great fteetttl rMMVMwithfllee." Andtboaepbyr Mbnytd whb hm whWkar. whWtVtd : "w ny wana yon nnTaruanr1

flonstipation,

If aeSfsmealsii la aeaeaa, la baMe W wv9mmnV9 aamaawemaa onnopen 9aw4POmavwe AMPeenv He fa tgartyaa, by wcahcalag the bawek, oaiaraa, lathee teem ease, the aril. Ayer'arUaa.aeinc aalM, eeweelve, aatd aweagtbialaf ia taaif aatlea. we gaaecatty rieiina liil by aae iaeaUty aa the beat oi ayrianU. MHeviac baea aaaleet, far yeara. te aaaaUaaHoa, witheat aaiaff abb to nnt peek rettaf. I at kat triad Ayer'a til la. IdtM it both a dety aad a ptawure a taaatfy mm I nave oartvaa (rraec aen For ever two Taen aM I nave teaan one oc utw mim rrr nigW tMlon raiiriae. I would not willingly ae witaont tbaai."--U. W. iWMwa. W Xaat Uia at, CerlUk, fa. MI hare baea taking Ayer'a Pilla a4 aaaag taaaa ia nay fMnTly ainve laS7, and thearfally reeonmn4 team to all ia ed of a aefa tmta'eetaal catkarOe." -John M. Bofga, LouUviUa, Ky. "For etfht yeaial waaaalleted with eeaatipatioa, whkh at laM bacaine mi bad that the doctora roukt do no aaora for aae. Than I tgan to take Ayar'a Pilla, and aooa the bowel recovered their aetaral aad reawlar action, aothet now I am ia excellent health." S. L. Loarkbridfe, Bryaa, Texaa. " HaTimr aaad Ayar'a Pilla. with iroed raaalta, I rally indoree tlteu for tha amr 1-T. Ceenara, M. D., Centre Bridge, Fa. Ayers Pills, for watch nMyarereceninewieti. Dr. ! C Ayer Jt Go., Lawee,l Maae. aidaf aMPnuetatiaai Daalaea la IMMm. CLOTHING -AMDLargest aRd Best Stock in the Co Co Haye jnat opened the largeet aad beet aeaortnent or JtarcMnaiee, oi all kinds, arar brought to Daboie C'oanty, and will eell good a Cheaper fet Cak nut unr mi nouiat n ran cocttt. LOOft AT OUR LAT2ST STYLE OF Gentlemens' and Boys' Clothing. for SPRING akd SUM MIR weak in all gradei, from a 15 iait up. HANDSOME DRESS GOODS, AatafWAatE, 4UKKNWAatK AND GBOCERIEN IK FACT, A FULL ASSORTMENT. JOHN A. SERMERSHEIM ft CO. North tMo ruelie teuare; Mr u, laaa-tr. jampkk. ikd. I CURE FITS! WkM I ht Coma I ee sell atae tttaaa lor a Wok, aad tnea kave tateaa ae r . . . J mm & ataena mra agnu. i muiu vva ITT8, KPIIJBPSYaM1 FAixnro sicHarxM, A Hfa'.MM ata4y. I WAnnAirr myreniedyaa Coaa aba warn eaaaa. meaaae mawn tauad m no reaaen 1 or ao nowraca iejere. Saw! nt HMe lor a treanee aad a r ana Hottlb ef mr InfAtuaui Rannor. Ottj Kxnreaa aea ro onwe. aoeaa yen mmmmm mm trial, aad R will eara yea. Addraaa SG01TS EMULSION OFraMOOOUVEiefl. AlmOt 1mUbt MNk. gafaeelt If faatnl Nplenmjr VlmVay mnmaanaf amW OOTTg 1MTJL810W hi aaimoirladami bf aVaaVaammaamaf t m maM eVeanMMrv onaamni entwwv VnrmMe1 anftammmnV ami mnml Wtemmal faaf anaml eomnmna! mmmm mafflmal OlMCRALMIaClTY, WArrMi BBBBVmMamPBaaVVe) awnmwAnaVa i lwowfA OOinM uhI ONltOMIO OOtMfMe , a anaal aa am a a lewaanrav awaiea; Briaf nt ytnr joo work.

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M, SCHEIRICH, SHULER & Co,, PROPRIETOR! uzmonr fiiOur miiiM i JASPER, IlffDIAIaTAa

WE HAVE LATELY ADDED TO OUlt MACHINERY SEVERAL NEW IMPROVEMENTS AND NOW MAKE THE BEST

PATENT PROCESS

Wblnb mm kvpii a KfJR vnu WIIKAT where desired, or wiH TAY THE

IIIUIIK3T CASH l'HICE M m m tin Itpl CntttuUj Wa renawlfHlly inflte the farmera of

mill, and flour aHd meal, and learn prices or grain tuey nave u frn. Feb. 37; I885-ly. M. BCHEIRICH.SHULKR Ct.

0. ECKERT.

J. ECKEUT.

Eckert Brothers,

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6"eb"eo cc CO eo co co oo co cc cc cc oc co co co cs co o Haying aiipplied theae Mills with the LATEST IMPROVED ROLLER MA(WINERY, we now make none but THE BEST BRANDS OF

Fancy and Patent Process Roller Flour!

which ndmite of no equal for family ne. TO SATISFIED WITH IT.

We

aelvinc every maMiy to Buy lk Bent an it in alwatn

the UMeapeiii. mmm rionr cause awcior's mum

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MARKET PRICE IN CASH, BY WAGON on CAR LOAD.

THE JASPER WAGON AND PLOW

MANUFACTORY !

FELIX LAMPERT,

Oor. of Sixth

eaperfnlly Tftwrnehii tbanke to the public for their liberal patronage hereto fore, and inyitea a continuance of the same. He haa on hand a atock of SPRING WAGONS, BUGGIES and AGRICULTURAL IM. PLEMENTS suitable to the trade, and also continuea to MANUFACTURE the CELEBRATED laABSPXSRT WAGON !

THE BEST rtTAGON ON WHEELS!

and bit axteneivt aalee of which bare bronght Jasper into notice as

KASMtUAftTEKS lt)nt

e warranta every one ! then 'wnmmn tbr tne year, agaiiiNt any mreakaa;e tmeler reasanaMe nine, arin-

Inc iraHni eieiecitve inateriai or ntaainiaciMrr.

a n-nvmo Tir A XTrTFTi AfOr XUXI AO ff Mliis CALL ON OR A0REIt

FELIX LAMPEBT, Jatjpasr, Ind. December 13d, 18SZ.

BaimmrielseTawiinliia Tmntce'n nance. THE undersigned, Traatee of Bain bridge township, Dubois county will attend to TOwnBBlD DBBineea on Saturdays of erery week, at hie residence on Horth Main eireei, oeiween mtv nth and Eighth, in Jaaner. The Library of eaid Township is kept at the bookstore of Mr. Jacob uoamann, where persona wanting books can obtain them at any time.' JOSEPH ECKSTEIN, TroBtee. April , 18l-ly. ClamMa 'lownahip Trus tee's Ilatice. fpBE nndarslgned, Trustee of Columbia n-Tp., Duboia county, Ind., will at tend to rownsmp oaainese at nta resi deaee on erery Saturday, aad per so an harlBC township bnsinaee to tranaact art reqnested to preeeat it on that day of tne wank. The towashap library la kept at the otlee of the Trustee, where thoee entitled eaa obtain books. NELSON HARRIS, Trustee Columbia To, June 27th. 1888-ly. giaaj,41Wa.ataraa ahaalaii.aadaH amP wS-?! a v. n. raaeart Of. faa. Wa kave aa Me-ataaciaa, aR nailawa anyjanaa yJI iior naatrata r. tJ. Wa adrlea If na4nab) mt nat, ftta at efeMfa. Oaf fea not dae tiU javatM k leewad. now m uweii ratanta," wta Ntar. hi ; a A. SNOW oo. I a. la FAKM ron BALK. The farm at the crowing of the railroad and Patoka river. of 27 acrea Is for nam. Good eoal land ; eMfetta tanel, Kaey VeraM. Apply at Crif.

ROLLER FLOUR,

FOIt GOOD WIIKAT. n M li WM fir Cm Southern Iadiana to call and examine our A. ECKEUT. cccr cc - -g c- o csa. oc o eos coo mills! TRY IT 18 TO BE FOR WHICn WE WILL ALways pay the highesi ECKERT BROTHERS. and Clmy Sis., EXTRA CSMB WAfiM'O. 19 waoonh ik etkry xwa in muuthkk.-v iijiaa. J.M.PARKER'S NEW Saddlet SHOP! last f ta. B., KaiiaJacksealt. THE to HE attention of farmers Is called to the fact that I now hare In atock Saddles, Harness, Collars, Haraea, Chains, .at a m . . -' . wnips, ana ererytning in that line, which will bo sold ae eheaD aa flrst-clasa goods eaa be. Also, I(eialring prompt. ly and properly dona. A portion of the patronage solicited. J. M. PARKER, JASPER, INDIANA. May 4, ISM-tf. ntaanie TawnnJiip Trastec'n ii at ice. fpHE nnderstgned, Trostet of Boone n. township, Dubois county, hereby Riree notice tnat tie will attend to all business pertaining to the office of True tee, at his residence 1 1 mllea South-east of Portersville, on Saturdays of each week, and requests all persons harine townsaip ouameee 10 present it on sat urday. Ciilaene desiring books from the Township Library, are nodded that the Library is kept by Wm. McUarrls, in roriersTiue. Henry It. HRRiDKNiAVfiM, T. B. Tn. May 18, 18e-ly. Jfffirsii Tp. TrystH's Notiet. rwiIIE aBrlersigaed will be at his office m. to attend to townahln hnalneaa nf inner son townsnio. unbo s conutv.en Saturdays or each week.and reoueets all persons oaring business with tha township to attend to It on those days. The a aA . - P township libraries are kept at J. W Jacobs', in nirdaeyt, and the Trustee's rraMenoa. where all nersona antltled oaa iget aooKstaereer. JOHN PRUITT, I total,. Hr. TriatttJinmfmfn.

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J. B. Slater, Kenl Katnto AgOHt nt IRELAND, - IINI. The following Real Estate far aale: 1a Mr . IV thU rait ef HuntlBbr. ae crw Hmtifr.baUae' in cultivation, M acrri In ntadew. Inn hM and barn, Rood ureaara, n4 larai. rriee $ per ami raay Irrma. 7h ara. I mll aoutk ef MuntlHghitrf, M aTM In culilvailoR. lialaHc In limber. ieot frana kenia nA barn, aod erchard, plfBiy ef water. Pries M per acre; ban new h; oaianct n my irrmi. Nwii and two luta at HiintlntburK. two rninni ana cellar, good luU on Jirk.on afreet. Prka bait down; eay lerma tor aian:e. a fanner 113 acre. one mil oth f Irelaaa ail foHr mllen went nf Ji.per. almat M actti Im cullWaHon, mm wrt laud. imr goml timber, land verr rich. fel iraBie eouae ami atanlt. A very goat wm. ltcr vfi per acre; taruia raajr. lWJi aerea, l mlleawent of Ireland, Marreact.aretl, balai.cr In cond tlmt'rr: tmpUr, white ami black oak; ine uf the brut laa acrra In llnbnla combIt: layi very Jn.t a lllllf rolllnf : enouah good (IniheroaUto pajfnrlt; plrnle ntnaler; ,' mile uf litw R K,; Ior li.m.f anil lag tatf. f 1.1 per acre, half dawn, balanccin on ana twajeara at e percent. lfl acrea.3 inllea from Volptn, Pike count t, 4 mile Kiiilh-wmt from Ireland, laa acrea cleared, balance In timber, plenty oi water, land rolling;. M acre In do ver rood frame ktou.e with S or a room., arood liable. altnatert on gooi jwiiiic roan, near achuni antl church en per acre, f Mtti down, balance on xtij ea.y Urme, a gooa cneap laran. 56 acrea, IK mllea nertli-weiit of Ireland. Bllea from Ja.per on two Rond roaiU, JM) acre cleared, bar ance In .'"! tlmtter, aome little wet land. sood two utorjr fiame Iimuc, log barn. 3 orcharda, plenty of wat ter. aaplerjdld farm and good uelgbborkood, 00 per acre. mil acre, about 1&9 acrea la cultivation, two lo mllea w eal uf Ireland, I'M per acre, a good cheap farai. noiiaea. orcDuru, pieniy or aooa water, land ro line. lerma very eay. 333 acrei. IM cleared and In cultivation. 4a In rood white oak timber, a good barn almoat new, kuoiI houae log and frame. ln tub pondu, good orcbard. land In good atate of ctiltMatlon and laa very well. Smile did grain and atock farm very dealrable, wei oi ireianu. rrtce m.ww: term. eaa. a an en IV acrea. about !M acren cleared, arood frame houae and good frame new nam, aouil orchard, Bh pond, good little farm, 1J, mllea from Otwell, ana i mile went of Ireland. f'j6 per acre: term eny. 3T acraa on While river. & mllea north ef Otwell. 200 acrea In bwttom, balance on hill. 40 acrea In dead, nlng, 40 acrea In good poplar and white oak tlaiber. eneugn tinner to more than kaireay ror ram. a rood irame aoaae, a reea ima ana plenty oi living water A very food farm. fW per acre: tenua eaay. 34U acrea. 3ae acrea cleared, balance In tlaaber. food t l.aoe. good barn, good young orchard, plenty of water, r ew irame Houae. good new frame Donne, coat about obi a of the farm a little worn, 3 mllea went of Jaiper, n public road, a anlendid atock and grain farm. Trice an or tne latia nroaen. balance roiang. arood aoii Seper acre; half down and tarv ternu on balance. H0U8K8 AND LOT. rOKTERSVlM.K A good frame dwelling and (lore houe. both almoat new. yi acre of land, food fcncloa and nlent v of fruit treea, and amatl fruita ef all klnda; in good part of Iowa. Trice taaa; lerma eay; very dealrablt prop. eriy. Dwelling, barn, atore hnaae. and 4 lota at 1 ortera vllle. good orchard, atore hou.t almoat new. two ato rlea high and 34 a 69, good counter and ahelvlflg, In fact everything in good ihape. and one ef the belt plare.lo Southern Indiana for a itore, a rich farming country all around, good church and acnool, and good people, rr ceei.&ae: ewe ci&. and eaiance in aia and twelve montha. A gead caaaca for aaaia oca ta get a good bargain. April if, may I0: MMAIII OF TMat V KIDNEYS JOIINJTON'0 EOYAL INGLIS2 BUCHU ear all dlaeaaaa of tha KM a7a.audder, irritauoaer um aeaa of Um BbMSder.BaniUg L'rtae.Uleea. Gooorrhorala alllta atagea, Maeae) PtKbargea, CongeatloB or the KM Mil, rtricK ubm x e poii, maeeiaa. laRammMton ar tua Kiaacya aaa Bladder. Dtomt of XldacTa aae Aeld Urine, Vfoody Urlae. rAlS jNTHK aACK.Keteatloaof Uriaf. rreoaent Urlnatloa, Uravel la M iu lorma, isaaiiuj to naaaia ih aier. partlealarlr la perapniadraacedla lire. 1NVK8T10ATC Taaeed waur. Banieaa dia lire, it ia A k lunar vr.BTiOATon and rmorea um HOI aati unaetoiu i Uieacld aad theacld aad buralag.and tha effeea laiarai eoior, rennrea f tna eseeaaive aaa at latoalaaUM RIOC drlak. til Throo Betttoofar DeMvaeed f raa mt aav efcaraea. ar aead far Ctralar. told ay atl DnaajgMa. W. JOHNSTON t O0,DotreU, Mleh. JASPER MACHINE SHOP! DANIEL F. J. MILLER, Proprietor. a saw areaared to tarn aafllng, repair plan, Ac, ror an ainea or nacnmerT, ana maneine reaair UiofSTrtAM KNOINK8a8PECIAI.TT. 1 aaa alio prepared ta repair THTlirSHINO MACHINES, OKPAKATORS, ursis rirnnns, KKAFKK8 aaet MOWKKS, XTO. Kaay farmera have laM aalde Reapera aad Mewara aa wera obi, waica, tub eat iittie eiae, I caa now MAKE AS GOOD AS NEW. kaan eanatafitlr an keaaa PIPES amd PIPK aTiTTinus er varieaa aiiM, whlaa I an errpareil tea St aa elealraal. I will mUm farala LEATHER and RUBBER BELTINGS IT DCMIKD SIZE, OR MOXa.irOTK)l. hen at KueWar'a i eW ttana), Carnor of Nnwtan anal 7th ft recta. Jasper, BEST WAGON ! 'GO TO Geo. Wagner. Mala Street, - JASPER. IND None but TnF BEST MATERIALS USED, and EVERY WAGON WARRANTED, We bent Houth Bend, Racine, or aiy other foreign wmo for durability. REFERENCES Aaybody ,who hM tried our wagon. Now 2Stb, 1887-ly. C.K. A., Branch) 11 a. Meets the 1st and Sd Mondava of ev ery month at their hall, on the eoraer of ttu end Newtea streets, in Jasper. Charlss Solisa, Fret. John Bitx, Seo'y. AdTertiae la the Oovmer if yon wm reii Imlieee.?

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OUR WASHINGTON L1CTT1CK, WaUMHNayroir, D. C, July 11th, 1N9. Mr. Harrison aaa aBaareatlv bent iu knee to the republleaa klenatorial eoubination, ana tne feet fees created no littla goaeip here. It has of course been well known for some time past that quite a nmver ui snore or leas prominent republloan Seuators were aggrieved because of rani or fancied alights they had re. wired from the administration, and many people predicted open hostiliiiea between Harrison and the Senate next winter. A number of republican Sena, tors, Including Allison, Cullom, Chandler and Dolph aad Inatalla. conauitait over this and other matters and decided to hold a eencus or republican Senators iu the near future. They called on tha President in order aa Ihev Axnraaa.t u "to know where he atoed." They were turpriaed to Had that be "stood" lust nuvaai winy UJU , OOlieTing lliat MO imirartant moTeorappoininieut ahould be made without consnltation with Hie party leadera and that their wishes should he consulted In all appointments In their reapectire eectlons. Senator Cullom txpreseod great pleasure at what he con. shlered the President's change of heart. Some people may accuse Mr. Uariisoa of weakness, but for my part I think he was very sorewa to "make up" with the Srnators. Great Is the force of example. Comniiaatoner of Penaiona Tanner a short lime ainee made bla daughter bla private secretary at a salary of 1,800 a year, now the new Commissioner of Indian AHaira, Trios. J. Morgan, of Rhode laland, has his wife for private secretary at a salary of $1,000 a year. Seeing tha action ol these officials Dr. Dorchester, superintendent of Indian schools, had his wife appointed Special spent. This enables her to travel around with the doctor, when he visits the different Indian achoola, aad get ber expenses paid and a salary of 6.00 a day from kind old Uncle Sam. All tbia time there is a law against the employment of more than one member of the same family by the aame department. Attorney Geueral Miller has discover ed a rare curiosity. It is a Virginia republican who declines an office. Mi. C. A. Heerreans, who was recently appointed aaaistant U. S. Attorney for the western district of Virginia, has written declining tha office on the ground that he should have been appointed attorney, aud that the smaller offce was given him as the result of a compromise between certain partiea, which he refuses to recognize. Here's Innocence for you. Doea not this young gentleman know, for tie must be young, very young, that in politics King Compromise rules the roost. Seldom in the history of the country haa a President on even a governor of a state been nominated without the assistance of the all powerful compromise. Had this gentleman effected a compromise with bis temper the foolish letter would probably never save been written. Mr. Cleveland vetoed two bills passed by Congress to quiet (he title of the land granted to the Dea Moines River Navigation Company, aad now the Attorney General of Iowa ia here asking the department to bring salt to set aside the title, in the name of the United Slates. Secretary Windom only receives vialtors by card now, and he requires them to state their business, so that lie may decide whether he will grant a personal interview. The innovation is not popular. The department of Agriculture has issued a circiilnr to railroidn and transportation companies regulating the phii - meut ol dine itoiii TextH and Arkniifitt?, during the continuance of the dbcaae known as "Texas fever." It will also locate inspectors at all the big stock y trdf to see tint the regulations are properly carried eut. Senator Harris, of Tennessee, is said to be very solid with Postmaster General Wanamaker, who is said to have intimated to the senator that be might name the poat master at bis home Memphis. Of course it was stipulated that the man named should be a republican. I understand that Geueral R. F. Patterson has beta named. Among the applicants for a foreign appointment under this administration is A. C. Hill, of Texas, a first cousin of the late Ben. Hill, of Georgia. It is needless to say that his politics are not those of the distinguished Georgian. Tho paragraphs of the American humorist have proven too much for the sensitive nature of the Persian minister to this couutrv and he has determined to go back to the Shab. He carries with him a scrap book filled with ellppiuge from the press. Hie master, the Shah, ie not so sensitive, or he weald not now be again visiting England. Too resignation or uen. Jos. iL,.ovauatoa, Railroad Commissioner, baa beta accepted, to take effect the loth last. Thla reulaHtlnn haa bean In the hands of Secretary Noble since eerly in March , out it bad been generally uuuBraiuw that rian jnhnatna would remain where he was, Gen. Sherman having made a, personal request of the President to that effect. There woe an nbserd rnmor on tho streete bare that Commissioner Tanner bad been requested to resign, because oe favored aome neasloa scants by "expedi ting" thsir claims, by having them examined out of the regular order. But these pension agents "stood in" with the gang that managed the "blocke ot five" Businaaa mil anna a of them contributed to the fond paid out by Dudley, and so it Is absurd to think this Adtaiulstrntloa would not approve or any measure wnicu wonld help them to get their money back. C. A. 8. CoaMa't Olvo an Export Opinion. MSo yen'ro interested la bugology. eh? "Yee; I have BMie It n atidy ior yeara." , , laV tut km that laraMat anil moat varied assHiaaet or specimens in this county ?w "I WOUId not IIKO to say. a Here many hotele In the country that I have never vliited.w-Jndgs. Aeuutrdtnar tn a fetaaaachuaatta naner Cape Cod Is slowly westing awey end drifting Into the sea. It It believed to. be only a qnaaiion oi time, anu irtat noa se remarkably far distant, when the thnta of Cane Cod below WallfUet will drift into tho see tad lost itself.