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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-12-05

TWENTY-FIVE miners were killed and injured.
\ Madrid dispatch Of Nov. - says: A
plot 70 surrender Cartagena 20 the naiion-
"A forces was discovered IN that city few
DAYS ago. and all the military leaders cN-
cent Contrcras were arrested. Contrcras
and Galvcz are now sole rulers. \
terrible cannonade and tn-iladc We're
progressing last night, and L was
believed the military element had
made efforts to liberte their commanders.
ans were shelled by the forts. which are
EoN manned by convicts. The national
forces besieging Cariagena remained pas
siyc during The iirine.
4 Paris telegram of NOV. y Saws thst
the member, of The Cabinet had with
drawn their csignaiions.
\ Toronto dispatch of NOV. % gives IN
formation Of the loss of the Anglo-Amcr-
lean cable steamer Robert Lowe, which
struck reef near st. shots. Eighteen
persons, including Captain ritmarsh. were
lost.
Sir Robert IIodgson has been appointed
Lieutenant Governor OF Prince Edwards
Island.
The French Assembly. on Nov. p, re-
jectcd Leon Says Interpolation in regard
TO Illegal delay of elections. by vote Of
3Gi 10 3li.
4 san Domingo dispatch OF Nov. Y says
that Gen. Manguela and three other gen
erals who were implicated in the recent
revolutionary movement have been shot
by order of President Baez. II Is expect
cd that six other officers of high rank.
now IN prison on similar charges. will soon
bee executed.
~ immense demonstration in favor OF
home rule took place IN Dublin. Nov. %.
IL j. estimated that G0.OOO persons took part
in the procession and mass-mceting which
followed. Speeches were made by Messrs.
Butts Martin, and Others. No disturbance
occurred.
Dsrseli has recently made political
speech at Glasgow. in which he severely
criticised the Government. and predicted a
great struggle in Europe between the
spiritual and temporal powers. lie feared
the conflict might result ia anarchy, and
declared parti-au- Of home rule in Ireland
wouldunma>k and show theirrcal designs.
4 Berlin dispatch Of NOV. p says that a
fresh sentence has been pronounced
against Archbishop Iedochowski, for con-
tinumg unlawtully 10 institute priests.
H i condemned TO two years impri-on-
~ ~. and an additional fine of 300 thai
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\ slight bock uf an earthquake was felt
at san Francisco on rho night Of NOV. 20.
TIN oa majority Of Taylor for GoA-
ernor Of WISCONSIN over Wa~hbnrnc. g..
l5.Ill. he rannng nearly ] ,Oo0 ahead OF the
balanceoi firkcf. The Legislature VIII
stand-> " sepublcan-. Us Reform
er-: ASS a'y. 80 Rcformers and fl Re-
publcans.
judge l'ober Crozier has been appoint
cd as taidWell's successor in the United
States Senate from Kansas.
Walt Gray son. "a wealthy Creek Indian
farmer and stock dealer in the Indian Ter
ritory. was recently robbed Of over thirty
thousand dollars. mostly specie, by three
white men. who seized him and hung him
up repeatedly until they forced him to dis
close the place where he had il concealed.
The robber- escaped with their booty.
The National Press Convention. which
was called 70 meet at st. Louis NOV. 20,
has been postponed sine die.
Lieut. J.. r. rcitenhumer. Fourth u. ;.
Infantry. committed suicide recently at
Fort u. a. Russell, by shooting himself
through the heart. Cause, mental deprcs-
sion. resulting from illness. He leaves a
wife and two children.
Horace w Myers. editor Of the Corinne
(U#h) Reportcr formerly Of the salt Lake
Erening Jouuai. committed suicide. at
Cornuc. by taking landanum. on henight
OF NOV. -. tie leit letter to his mother
stating that he was tired Of life. Financial
troubles are assigned n the cause.
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CURRENT NEWS.
WILMINGTON.

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
estimate, the receipt. for the current year
nj SlO0Wo.9O0. This viii be "a falling OF
OF between SlL0o0,000 and Sll.0.0O0O
from the actual receipts OF last year.
1t j. stated that senator Morton is pre-
pairing a bin 10 repeal the bankrupt law.
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs on
NOV. - sent the following Telegram 20 Mr..
Hayworth. United States Indian Agent at
Fort sill. Indian Territory Issue no
more anuuitics 10 the Comanchcs. The
demand for live raiders and munlcrcrs T.
not rcmitied. and IL not complied with in
ten days AFTER the receipt OF This dispatch.
YOU will stop their mtions entirely, and II
they still refuse they will be handed ever
10 the military. Assure the Indians that
the Government is IN earnest and that ar
Engagements are already being made to COM
pei the Comauches 10 do right"
The Sccrctaryo OF the Treasury announces
that hereafter silver coin will be paid only
for the fractional part ola dollar. instead Of
sums not exceeding S..
The Government commissioners appoint
ed 10 examine the 1876 mile, of the North
Pacific Road. between the Red River and
the Missouri. have reported in favor of ac-
cepting ii.
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The Erie Canal was closed by the ice on
Nov. 10. large number of boats laden with
grain and provisions being unable TO pro-
coed.
The New York Aldermen have voted the
Department OF Public Works and Parks
Sl.OO0O0) each. To furnish work for uncm-
ploycd lsborers.
The union printers Ia the Piu,burg
newspaper offices struck on Nov. %, and
all the offices are since being run BY nom
union men.
Boss Tweed has been fined Si2,15O and
sentenced "a twelve years imprisonment
He is G5 YEAR. old. The conviction,
against him aggregate fifly-one. IIo WA,
locked up ia ihe Tomb, At the conclusion
of his trial
4 number of the striking printers NJ
Pittsbnrg have been arrested on a charge
of conspiracy.
Many OF thc suspended mill. and shops
in the East a re-uming work. either on
full or pnu.d time.
A severe now storm occurred throughnu
Maine aid Sew Hampshire on Nov. 2i-25.
causing serious embarrassment 70 tho rum
ming OF railroad trains.
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SOUTII.

Peter Burgett, wealthy planter resid-
ing at Cat Island, twenty-five miles below
Memphis. while riding home recently in
company with Major w. q. Goodshaw,
was shot by nm assassin concealed in the
cane, and instantly killed. Major Good
shaw was dangerously wounded, the
weapon used being shotgun, loaded
with buckShot. Certain parties are sus-
pccted. but there had been no arrests.
During the week ending Nov. y. Mem
phiS had twenty-five deaths from yellow
fever.
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A Washington special to the II. Louis
Democrat. NOV. 20, says: 1T can be stated
with absolute certainty that the situation
regarding Cuban affairs has very msteri-
ally changed for the better within the last
twenty -four hours. Dispatches from Mad
rid 20 our authorities give assurance OF as
favorable condition Of affairs as could be
desired. and of the intention on it, part to
leave the United States NO cause of COM
plant. A delay has been formally asked
by Spain. 10 enable her 10 obtain official
information. without which -he cannot act
definitely with any seli-rcSpect. This re-
quest tor delay has been acquicsced ia by
our Government. il having every reason to
believe that the request l. made IN good
fiith. The whole matter will now be- like
" to 20 over until the meeting OF Con-
grcss; and rs soon A. negotiations have
reached the point where the correspon-
dence can properly be- sent 10 Congres. il
will be transmitted. and probably be- there
sent to the Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations for consideration and report. un-
less the correspondence and reports on the
whole subject are satisfactorily disposed
of. The above can be relied upon as cor
rcctly setting forth the situation NJ late
hour tonight. though very sensational re-
ports OF quite different character are in
circulation"
The New York Herai6's special from
Madrid. Nov. 20. considers the situation
there q. very grave. There j. seri-
ouS misunderstanding between Minister
Sickles and the Spanish Cabinet. and
Sickles says he does not see how war can
De- avoided, a Spain will conccdc nothing.
and public opinion will prevent President
CASTELAR, from making any concessions.
There j. no use ia the United States tri-
ling any more on the subject. Spanish
sible The extreme republicans favor the
views Of the United States in the affair."
The Secretary of State has received the
following dispatch from Consul-General
Hall, dated Havana, Nov. 20: "rhe Con-
sui at Santiago reports. under date of the
18th, that the total number of executions
of prisoners from the Nirginus was fifty
three, and that there had been no execu-
tions since the Sth instant. The statement
published here on the 18th. respecting
lifly-seven additional executions, proves
untrue.
An important Cabinet meeting was held
ON Nov. 81. at which the Spanish situation
was thoroughly discussed. Secretary Fish
presented full statement of the military
forces and fortiiications of Cuba. and the
strength of the military and naval forces
of Spain. a. received from reports of spc-
cial agents of the State Department. The
status of the NirginiuS has finally been de-
cided by the Treasury Department, and it
was found that She is beyond a doubt legal
IN an American vessel, with an American
register in due form. and that she has COM
piled with the laws governing merchant
ships IN every particular. so that even a
technical fiult cannot be found with her
~ this respect. a large number Of naval
. officers have been ordered on duty 10 ships
of heavy ordnance now being fitted out
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FOREIGN.

The French Assembly. on Nov. 10, by a
majority of -ixty-six. adopted the motion
that President MacMahon's term be pro-
longed seven years. There was great ex-
citcmcnt In Paris over the result The
members Of fhe Cabinet subsequently ten
dercd their resignation but President Mac
Mahon refused to accept them, and the
ministers have consented to remain IN office
until the Interpolation concerning the de-
layed elections j. considered and disposed
of by the Assembly.
An explosion took place IN the colliery
nj Wigan, England, on Nov. u. by which
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-12-05

Steel bars produce very pure, distinct
and melodiou- sound. and possess many
advantage over church bells of moderate
size. Ia Germany they are in some meas
urt supplanting bells in church -tceplc~.
and an English publication. the O0tr. adj
NOcate- their general use. on the ground
that while In point of sOnOrousnc~S they
are equal 10 the common bell. in certain
Other respects they are 10 be- preferred to
il. Thus. their weight will be- light in
comparison with the pOnderous engines
they are 10 replace. They will NOT bur
den the ~teepl, 80 much and consequently
will give more scope for architectural de-
SIGN. Their winding and hanging up will
not be- 50 difficult dangerous and expeu-
>iye. They are not liable To crack. rs Is
the ease with bells. andare therefore adapt
ed for use in any climate. They can hs OPP
Grated by simple mechanical contriVance.
The cost OF these bars j. 20 low thai
three or four OF them. forming "A peal,
whose weight would not exceed one hum
bred pounds. could be- manufactured in
England for ilffy or sixty dollars. whereas
three bells of the Same power would cost
live times a. much. They can be made Of
any dimension. weight. or power of sound.
Every note or harmony can be produced
more easily. and the tuning j. obtained
more precisely. than in east bells. OF
course these bars are also adapted for use
wherever bells are now employed
GdlQrU
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Thirty Years Experience OF an On
NURSE.

Mrs. WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP Is The prescrip-
iion Of one Of the best Female Physicians and Nurses
IN the United States. and has been used FOR thirty
years with neyer-failing safety and success By min.
ions OF mothers and children. from the feeble infant
Of one week old to the adult II corrccts acdty OF
the stomach relieves wind collie regulates the bow
els, and gives rest health and comfort TO mother and
child. We believe IL 10 be the Best and surcst Rene
dy IN the World IN all cases Of DlSKNrEEY and
DfAEl,HEA IN CHILDREN, whether IL arises from
Tscthingcr from any other cause. Fun directions
for using will sccompany each bottle None Genuine
unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PERKINS is on
the outside wrapper.
SOLD ny ALL AszpIctNa DEALERS
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Cooley LADy's Book. The attraction.
both ia art and Literature, of this popular maya
zine have been Increased es,ry month during nm.
present year "Ihe Workshop oi santa Clans,
Is the title of the stcel-laic engraving in M. p
cember number Another new and athnetiv,
feature Is added 10 this publication by The mira.
duetion, IN this number OF a very pretty chromo
iilustration-' Winter al Home witch Is ~ ne
followed by similar pictures in the number. lor
the ensuing year 'Merry ChristnA,'' Il unother
very pretty plate. The usual coorcd ~ hon plate
and numerous other fashion Illustrations Al,
given. The Literary Department Is enriched by
a number of entertaining Christina. stories, ana
the Household Department cnntaue : variety al
Christmas recipes. Published hy H. 4. Cooley.
Philadelphia, Pa, az $50 per year. four comics
5000, and a chrome FOR each subscriber.
TIIE LITTLE CORroRAL for December
furnishes a table Of content. as choice aud as
rlch as santa Claus Pack ai ii-tnA5 lime y.
parent can invest dollar and d b o., as IA
Christmas present % hl- cniidI.u, IL better adj
Vantage, than 20 give them TINS beautiful msgs-
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Writing % Papa, " which L. given tree to,,erv
subscriber, is alone worth double the subscrip-
tiOn price OF the magazine New suD. rrDsr- Tor
next year recsise M November ana December
numbers OF this year Tree II they .iiesrfi1r now.
FERNS 81 81 year and chrome tree. Address
JOINS MILLER, Publisher, Chicago. lli
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OPINIONS or THE PREss.-The Tcras
Neic Tog'ker says: 4" An old Scotch phys
ician once said 10 one of his patients
Keep your feet warm. your head cool.
and your bowels open. an there's little
elise can harm yc.' This aphori>ln l.
full of WISDOM and expresses exactly what
Or. WAIVERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BT-
TIERS will do for you. We speak of what
We know from nearly two year, practical
experience in the use of this indispensable
family medicine. Its office Is To attack a
lazy. torpid liver. and impart new liz, 70
this vital organ--a proper How of bile and
a prompt discharge of efiete matter.
good digestion and appetite are restored to
the sufferer. Pure blood. the ! life of the
flesh. Is secured. and the patient soon feels
himself ,c0lking electrical bafteY. Good
health is more precious than fine gold
VINEGAR BrrTErss restores il. and l.. there
fore. above price. The man who discov-
cred il isa philosopher and bencfactor OF
his race
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CURTIS 4 HE0y7s'. rroprlciors,
The HousehoId Psnaoca and Family
Imminent

Is the best remedy in the world for the following
complaints. viz; Cranps IN the Limbs and stomach,
Pain IN the Stomach. Bowels or Side, Rheumatism In
ali is forms. Bilious Collie Neuralgia Cholera, Dyson-
terry. Colds Flesh Wounds, Burns. Sore Throat spinal
Complaints, Sprans and Bruises. Chilis and Fever
For Internal and External use.
Its operation is not only 20 relieve the patient, hut
entirely remove the cause Of the complaint II pcne
tratos and pervadcs the whole system restoring
healthy action TO all It's parts, and quickcnlng the
blood.
Tux HousEHoI.D PASAczA Is Purely Vegetable and
Ail-Healng.
Preparedby
CrnTTg A pHOWN,
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The attention Of our many readers j. called
10 the attractive advertisement OF j. y. llar-
risN Co.. advertising their great and valuable
lung remedy. :. Aliens Lung Bal-am.' Th-
Bal-am has been before the public for ten
wears. Notwithstanding this long period. II
mas never lost one whit Of IT, popularity. or
- own the least sign Of becoming unpopular.
but. on the contrary. the call for IL has been
constantly increasing. and ~ no previous time
has the demand been 80 great. or The quanii-
" made been 20 large. rs at this dav. We
earnestly recommend it, trial 10y any one who
may Toe afflicted with a cough or cold, and
we warrant IL TO cure II directions are iol-
lowed. II is sold by All our city druggists.
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BHo,yn's bronchial Troches for Coughs
aud Colds.

ACoUGH. COLD oB SORE THROAT
Requires immediate attcation, and should hc Check
Cd. II allowed 70 cogtlue. Ig.fthEioN or Tnr
LUgGs A PERnASKN. TAlDAT Az -gIloS, OF As
INcURAHIE LUxG DrsyAsr g. often t,g .asu'f.
Browns r .ONCHItL rNCCIEs
TIavins direct influence on the pars give immed-
axe relief. For REoNuurfs. AsruN, CsrAnEu Coy
srNPrivR AND TnEoAr DISEASES, TEOcIKs are used
Vaih atcdys g0oi success.
SINGERS ANp PUBIC SrHAEuns
VIII ind TKocnEs useful ia clearing tue voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving tAe
throat after an unusual excrou OF the vocal organs
Obtain only "BEowN's Hro>cmAL TnoenEs. and
10 not take any Of the worthless limitations that may
Dc offered. Sold erergSAeye.
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PgrsoHs' Purgdfire Pals. which are now
being extensively sold in this State. are pure
" vegetable. and are mild and gentle in their
operation. One i a dose. Good qualities,
certainly
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WITHOUT doubt hundreds Of people who
will read this item are suffering with Kidney
Disease in some form. which might be cured
with a bottle or two Of Johnso1's iaodVne
Imminent, used internally. Why not try ~
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Prom other cause than having agcrms IN the ston
nch.
BROWNS vEEAuFUGE COMrITs
Will destroy Worms without injury 10 the child being
perfectly WHITE, ana free from an oolorin, other
Injurious Ingredients usually used ia preqara
tions.
CURTIS BEOWss. Proprictors,
No. 2is Fulton street. New York.
Sail b. Druggists AMI Chemats. and Dea.gs ~
Mediciaes, a! TWENTY-FIVE CENrs A Box.
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SAMPLES FREE.-Thc Saturday kreRipg
Posf. $40 Walnut street. Philadelphia. gives
beautiful CHRONO 10 every yearly subscriber.
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Mrs. jefferson Davis. with her two
daughters. will reside at Shclbyville. Ky.
during the absence of her husband in
Europe
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--Grecn hand in the boilcr-room. lzO
pounds Of steam. low water IN thr boiler.
and $40 900 explosion az Dom cls)n. Lee
county, Iowa. flour mill. -Four mcn in
iurcd; nobody killed.
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f9rf. Ltr.v fnrs,raflrs purely ve.c ante cqtgrfie
,nf TsHic--for 'y-nepaia, can-ti altos. nehilitt
Sick tieAdac ~. III ious Attacks and " dersnge-
lnent- 81 Liver, Stomach a B@wes. Ash your
Druggist fnr Rsiepre of fatntfi0ns
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CURTIS q BROWN,
No. 2is Fulton street. New York
For sale BY all Druggists
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THE MARkETS.

wRINGrR'
, 1873-08-05
A GREAT NU!Sht.CE.


To tbs Editor af Tho cAita0o Tribune:
R1n: Tho health authorities Of Chicago could
hardly perform moro nceoasary and suIutary
act than to send forco OF mon cut to the vacant
grounds along tho city limitu, with instructions
to bury tho garbaso and othor offensive mat!sr
lying upon tho s'irfaoo Ut tho prarios. Rido In
almost any direction beyond the settled portion
Of the city, and ono Will bo stiaol by tho oiron-
nivo olor conllug from dead anin,alH Which hayo
beou cnrted out by their ow,,orH, and loft upon
the surface to decay md .ant tito mir. Tho ro-
aNlt III, tint oyory prnirie-wind watts over or
through tho oily theso noxiouH oxlalutonp,
which arc almost Hure to ongondor dlscauo il,
Romo locality favorab!y prolisposod. Whatoyor
else The Board Of nonle!, 1nay do, tho sanitary
condition of tho llnoccupiod lands within tho
city limits cannot with uafoty be ovorloo1sotl.
HEALTH,
, 1873-08-05
Tho Northern Pacific Survey.

pismarek, D. T. tA"a. y, Dispatch to tie st. fau' o
Con. Rossor arrived laat night on tue Btenme.
lowstone Riyor OH tho 17th, Ii miles above tho
supply depot. Tho, party wore all we'll. Ono
-man was killed by accidont and another died
from sickness. dou. Rossor has secured per-
foctly practicable line. and ono 23 miles losH
distance than ,Liudley's line. Tho road
Crock, 25l miles to Powder nver,-saving 10
miles OF distance on tho aforesaid impracticablo
lino. A boundloaB quantity Of coal waR found
2515 miieH woBt Of tho Missouri River, and Of
good quality, Tho expedition encountered aomo
Heyero storms. Ono, heavy hail, killed many
antelope. No elk or buffalo woro soen.
No Indians were soon. Tho expedition is push.
inE on to prior's Creek, $50 miles west Of the
Yellowstone. blauyaia Torro, or bad lands,
have boon passed. There is good soil and
handsome appearance in tho valley. Prof.
Phelps, at tho State Normal School at Winona,
returned with Con. RoHser. 10 has six lasge
boxes Of spooimens, collected OIL tho route.
Lieut.. Fred Grant also returned. All loayo to-
day for the East.
Alr. Eolton's party, Of tho Pennsylvania Gem
tral, arrived also last night, in company with
Col. Merrlanls purity, Of st. Paul. They have
visitod Fort Lincoln and othor points Of inter-
e5st, ena leave, eastward bto,nna, to-night. Mai.
tribes at Fort Lincoln thiB morning. The
Indiana are dissatisfied. Tloy expected to 10 to
Washington hut will return to Fort Dorthold.
They eay they have boon robbed by tho Agents
and Commissioners, and nre starving. Thoy
Waat food; want arns; want protection from
belonging to thom in Dakota They won't take
Bmith'a word, but want the locumonts ia black
aud wllito. They say thAt tho white mans prom
isos layo boon falRo, and thoir word III not good.
, 1873-08-05
GHlNIDUS.RAClNG.
To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:

To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
Sic; Omnibus-raoing cnu bo stopped by pas
eeugors themselves. without III appeal to tho
police, tho press, or tho companies. Whenever
one driver cuta By another, and Rlowa DISPOSE
ton to race, all TINT the paaAongors need do il TO
quietly and repeatedly pull tho strap. which ruse
will cauao tho dryor to stop und enable his rival
to Distance him, and thus end tho race. But,
should tho drivor persist in his rccklous raciug,
then lot tho passengers protoHt, md loavo tho
bus i'll IL body Tor some eafor conveyance Tl,eso
ncasurcs if rigidly enforced, will brlng alniost
any driver to ter1na, and omnibus companion
will nlso learn q 1egHon In tho diminished ro-
reyances. Ono thing il cortain this onl,alhus-
racing has become n dare-loyil nuisance, and, il
noithor tho drivers, their employers, nor tho
police, will stop it, the passengers thonssolvon
must enforce tho law. ..