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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
Nelu'2lotk Daily gribm,re,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1873.

10 the Canadian railway investigation Messrs. Burpee,
Campbell. and Mitchell testified positively that the
Government opposed Sir Hngh Allans schemes instead
OF favoring them. It's reported that the Cartagena
insurgents endeavOring to form alliance with the
Gariists == reported Carlst victory in the North
Is now said TO have been Republican triumph.
Indignation increases at Washington because OF the
appointment OF Gov Shepherd. - The President has
made consular appointments including John M. Wilson
of ONO TO DO Consul at Bremen, and Frank S. De Haas
ts be Consul al Jerusalem. - The deficit OF Collector
irper OF Springfield, H. amounts TO tl0674S 10. 49,
The Government Commission Steam-Boier Explo'
sions invites information the subject. - Italian
pairon with more than 100 children were arrested in
Philadelphia, but were promptly released because
OF insufficient evidence. 49, Gov. Dix has vetoed
the New-YOrk Newspaper Claims bill because 1t
j. unnecessary the settlement OF any valid claim.
50 Yellow fever RACES at Shreveport and Memphis,
and Commander Mitchell has died Of 1t at Key West
Ten McCOoks remains have arrived in Cincinnati.
s=. The United States Senate Committee Trans
por,aion yesterday visited ths proposed Of the
Lake Chsmplan Ship Canal. == The steamship Iron
sides lost yesterday. of Grand Haven, Mich, and
~ persons drowned; six are missing.
FxCity Treasurer Sprague arrested in Brooklyn
on the Dstrct-Atorney's adayts; 1t was stated that
he used R0dman tool; the atters counsel deem the
urosecuton weak; the Committee OF One Hundred de-
cidsd not 70 encourage independent nominations. -
The veterans Of the War OF 1913 celebrated the anniver
ssry OF he fan Of City OF Mexico. Irving, who
processes completely with the Nathan murder, is to be
brought 10 this city. johnson and Yates, charged
with completely in the railroad bond forgeries, were adj
Iulted 20 bail s== The plan Of the approaching SEES
sion Of the Evangelical Alliance was announced. ==
A corpse was buried and exhumed IN single DAY on
the contested ground at Sea Cliff. =- Brooklyn hat
factory was damaged $4,000 by fire. - Hutchinson
the supposed Hyde Park murderer. was arrested. ==
Gold ini, ills, I1ls. Thermometer. s2a, So 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

perate competition of the English manufac-
turer. Even if we accept the Free-Trade hy-
pothesis, that we have built our house in the
way it ought not to be built are we to tear
the house down, now that it is nearly finished,
in order to reconstruct it on correct princi-
pies At proper time, which cannot be dis
tant, we shall advocate great reduction in
the duties on iron, but at present such a step
would be most ill-advised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

BY The laundering of the steamer Lonsldes
Df Grand Haven, Michigan, many lives have
been lost at least, fourteen bodies have been
found, and all the passengers are not yet ac-
counted for. The Great Lakes have been
comparatively exempt from the severe gales
which have swept the sea-coast during this
stormy year; and this disaster comes to break
q long and safe calm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

Brazil has earned hard name in its at
tempts 10 secure immigration from Europe ana
America. The American ex-RebelS' VINO made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

an essay in that direction, returned in sorry
Might. The Italians landed in New York pen
niless and in the desd of Winter; and now 1t
is reported that English colonists have re-
Turned to their native land with discouraging
stories of their hardships and the bad faith OF
the Brazilian Government. This is sort OF
forced immigration which does not thrive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

Accounts of the Kentucky Ku-Klnx doings
are comically contradictory. For example, a
prominent lawyer" of the region says that
there is a Ku-Klux organization, but many OF
its members are respectable citizens who have
no sympathy with marauders. On the other
hand, a merely wellknown" lawyer says the
offenders are common thieves and muir
"derers" If both of these gentlemen are to
be believed, part of the new Kentucky ku-
Klux are respectable gentlemen and the rest
are thieves and murderers. Such an organi-
zation must at least, be extremely high-toned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

Now that Irving, the selfaccused accom-
plice in the Nathan murder, is to be sent for,
we shall ascertain whether he really knows
anything about the mysterious crime in which
he pretends to have participated. The man is
indicted here for burglary; he ought, there
FORE to be brought back for trial. 1t is under
stood, however, that the return of living on
this charge will give the police an OPP
portunity to make use of his slight
clue to the Nathan mystery. 1t is curious
and perplexing case. If, as many suppose,
Irving is romancing about his murderous ex-
PLOTS in order to secure free passage from
San Francisco to New-YOrk, he is putting
himself to great deal of Inconvenience to
get here. 1t would be cheaper for him to
walk across the continent in the Sergeant
Bates manner.
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OUT ON A FLY.
Professor Donaldson starts for Europe end
Lands In Connrcticut- HE BALLOON slilA
on las Travels.

NEW YoRK. October 9. Professor
Donaldson made his balloon star, tor
Europe this MOI ming, from the Capito-
line Grounds, Brooklyn.
New HAVEN. October q. As near a.
can be LEANED in this city ut present.
Donaldson's balloon reached Canaan.
about eighty miles distant. in the north
eastern part OF the State. ~ ! .25 +. 81.
where il was caught IN a violen storm.
For n few minutes before mat time il
had been near the earth. Donaldson
aud Ford jumped out. Lunt was ciu.li
In some trees, but finally succeeded ia
reaching the ground unhurt. The bal.
loon escaped. and had not been captured
at last accounts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10

kv The Methodist Annual Confer
ence held its session Ia PrincciUa last
week, with n large attendance of min
Chickens are scarce IN hat To-
now.
The following are the appointments
for the districts la which tl.e N iholisl
congregations If this couaiy arc iAte.-
estrd, tor the cusuing year:
RocErogr DISTRICT. j. WALls. r e.
Nocspogt Station j. w. sDnry
K~p,sporI Circuit j. IA. Eilyard.
boonsvilic T.. HAYES.
CeniIr Il. 4. Kemp.
Symsysie III. 4. Bnrgc.
fankeelown ~. NJ. patterson
ia, lorsville j. Moore
Petersburg s. W. McNAuKAlon.
Union X. p. Woods.
Otwcll J. brumer.
~luntingbu,g j. b. Holloway.
Geniryviile 10 te supplied.
G%randview ". w. Wco5.
Troy George Herring.
Cannelton VI. }. Barr.
Rome 10 be supplied.
MITCHELL DISTRICT J. KioER, p. T..
Mitchell Station. +. A. Friediy.
SDringvills. w F. II. smith.
LNdiord. j. Poucher
Orahgeville. N. L. b.. ing.
Pao.i aDq Orleans. j. A. Scsmcler
horn.
Erie. : r. A. Elier.
Dover Hill. j. w. Bush.
Haysviii.- To be supplied.
Clarks Prairie. 4. a. Long.
Newton Stewart. u. +, Junan.
Leesvilie- j. Houpt.
CampOeilsUurg.- 10 be supplied b,
w. Marin.
Rsgiesyiiic. &. Woods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10

DR.. john Bretz. % the frin of
Kueb.er / Breiz returned from Ciac!n-
natl. amer . pleasant visit this week.
he brought home with him = splendid
stock o. goods. bought just ia the time
of the panic. when ,he D.nks hal hu I
down. aud consequently his customers
viii be lucky ios he gives them the
benest of his bargains " il the largest
siork tie .rn ever h.d in their slore.
md embraces everything nsu iily found
"a sncA ga sstatl shsneii iroin tie finsst
.lress pstsras. OF latest ST., le, To nice
Ipriss.aMl from the best sugar and coz
20 10 the most improved clothc spins,
irom tic ls''iss iaDey .lite. ~ the D. x
H'y ir;n, ron the best clo.a 20 ihr Ga
iaLle Jeans, from the ifoa flashed sh 0e
10 the dainty ladies' slipper, from the
handsome lamp 10 tie old-flshiOne d
candle stick. from the splendid china
tea-set TO the ordinary Troy ware. and
in truth many more articles than can be
thought OF nj one wiring. all of which
are to be sold just as quick as low prices
will make them go. Give them a call.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10

~ The October number Of Demon
cst's Monthly Magazine is fully equal To
its usual excellence, including entertain
ing stories. fashions and household and
other matters. The extraordinary offer
Demorest is making to his subscribe rs,
OF the largest, best and most popular oil
chromos The Old Oaken Bucket" 'Cap-
tive Child Home. sweet Home" all
three by Jerome Thompson, aud After
the Storm" by De Iiass, as = premium
10 each Yearly Subscriber, at 50 each. is
truly wonderful.
See the October number for full par
ticulars in regard 10 these splendid
prizes. or address w. JENNINGS DxMoR-
EST, 83s Broadway, y. Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10

Va Herbig, which caused considerable
stir in our town. aud which was taksl
hy a change OF venue TO Daviess coun,y,
aud set DOWN for 'yia. in the Circuii
Court for to-day, WAS compromised OF
Wednesday, b, each party paying hal
the costs accrued, and agreeing 10 he
friends in the future. Oil the
tongue! how much trouble i,
40 nctiines gets those into who let it run
uubridled.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10
Carrying Iron ~ England.

800"
The impossibility vi shipping Amer.
eau mon " the EnsI.sa nsalkri, 40 mice.
40" RUE, has been c~Icsri, apparent tu
AL Who KNOW amy lining about the sub
Ject. Yet several wteks the dulusioi,
has been carefully nursed tor \, lat
sooi reason We can not eoucviye tia
a iiiin IA this city had sold oie hundred
tons OF osr ilon 10 a Eral ia L.yegpoo,
making t%herrupOn u lair pIoAt. line
prutectioiiisss have nsAlerateiy nc.
copied this as "A triumph OF their stitsl.
poiicy, aud bos>leG that this was no more
should lave Teen vxyre;ed OF their
peculiar so-cai,ri encouragement a.
4 onie industry while some OF those
ano believe ia .rS. trade have been
willing 10 accept Tie story because il
.siou.d end tie .appOscd necessity fol
Protection 10 th!s lulAni trade.
Aiter SO .shx n time, however. tht
.t"r! rs now proved to DO entirely Va.
'rue. No American iron has been SHIN
prd to Lngland, nor Ii ans ilkelv 10 b.
.or pa nne 10 evne The story mo.c
rom the iict that the Liverpool agcni
ui n AUuse in this city altered 10 sell To =
lAverpo"l hoa-r. and that firm immedi.
iIeIy ordrre. iW tons at eli u. In =
letter nom that house 10 tie Liverpool
Post. where this explanation first ap.
prars, they say that they hsd no .onn.
hence ii the ability 81 I'll. New 10 X
nousr ~ I'll TIE order. They WEI.
therefore not surprised 10 learn by lst,r.
that tne iron could nos bc sold a, :l.a,
rate, and there the matter ends.
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I'VE clip thu following from III,

We clip Tho following from the
Bosnrillc Enquirer:
Many persons who know YOU know"
,s-ert that Rober'. w,s allowed IL es
through Masonic influence. Wo
would state for the information Of suc,
showing prrsons. iha. Roberts himsel
i not 4 Macon that the Sheriff who
arrested Linn is not a Mason; that IN,
%"ficer who wrote tho Indictment i. nOt
= ~ ,sor: that the attorney wfo prose
.ruf"d him ID not I, Mason; aud finally.
flnt The Judge who tried him is not 3
Jasoa. Then the question: that nNiu.
ally arises is. how was he released
a rough Masonic influence. We asseri
hat ha~ous have more reason 20 believe
he w,s We rased h,csnsr no Wa not n
Nason than 'i-M.scns have FOR be-
ewing he was released through Masonic
Influence.
The work upon the depo, grounds o.
the Lake Erle railroad =. this place il
progressing huelv. The switches will
soon 10 fnis "a Mr. Sunnal Broshesrs
VIII finish he depot buildings mex.
week. then we'll have . new psssenye
coach 20 accommodate ID. public.
The Dubois Count, Fair held week
he orc last. is saii Il have been very
good by those in attendance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10

NJ The Attorney General made q
settlement, with the STATE Trr,sui or,
paving into The Treasury $685. ~ II
consisted o unclaimed witness Tees.
unclaimed docket fees Of the Circuit
Courts, and other moneys unclaimed.
State Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10
CHANGED HANDS Messrs. E. F. Wild

CHANGED HANDS. Messrs. T.. F. Wild
ner X Co., of the Washington Enter.
prise purchased the Washington Age,
and the latter sheet i. now defunct. 1,
has been a spicy readable paper, and we
are sorry to lose it. but the addition Of its
business to that of the Enterprise, will
enable the proprietors of the later To
make il still better than either one could
afford TO DC separate. The Enterprise
was already a good paper, but Washing
ton has overdone the newspaper busi-
ness. aud it will take careful manage
ment 10 make 1t profitable.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10

Judge w. L Graham. OF the Uai-
ted States District Court his recently
decided that "a mlrricl woman. without
separate property OF her own. cannot
become bankrupt" According TO The
Louisville Couricr-,J Journal. however.
she can mighty soon bankrupt her hus.
band.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10
Topeka, Oct. $, '73.
OBSERVER.

CHICAGO. October 4 The Supreme
Court Of Illinois. whirh j. IL session ~
Ottowa. has rendered . decision ihronll,
Justice Scott, affirming the validity o.
the, State liquor law. which il viii be re-
membered, l. similar 10 that IN force In
Ohio. The opinion, which ia q~niteloux.
IL sustained by law IN all Of is pointS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10
How They Salute the American
Flag In lilo Janeiro.

lnrAs.l correspondence. c; he Springfield onion
A few DAYS later y most ridiculous &C.
iaT appemcd ia iiehart o.. An ice.sl n
ii"m Boston catered the bav, communal
Ell by . Captain Green, Ia the South
American irsdr. Fort Santa Cruz. not
recognizing his house. fiag, hailed him
anh ordered him To "hcave TO-" rnt
the worthy skipper didn't speak Poriu-
lgnose, anu the simple statement, OF tic
nar OF hi- vessel. which he hurled nj
The hort, was not ~ Az satisfactory so u
ltnk sAoi wac fred A q mila suxges.
liisa e., Nan O stop. Bat be called tor
itS rrfV4V7g ana pOustii.x u sky-gsrl.
u ed ak successive -hoth
! Then fNll sAct :iDuA .hc Cor. skip
pred scsess bis bow aud smother, bet rr
aimed, passed through his fore sail.
AAe iOTi and two shore batteries opened
nte upon h.ln, ana several OF his lighi
er.Fs we're cnt AWAY. Dut he held on
MS oouise rejoicing. loading aud firing
hls revO4veT.. lie LnsllN reached Quar-
sntlhe, md cameto anchor iust as his
lying jlbboom went b., the board. lie
Was then 60 tetr Tie other shipping
HAT they dared i!ge "a Nit1 10 longer,
and the police boat. The CuslOm-h0use
boat, and The tealtl. boat an boarded
him. together with the Captain ~ the
pori, Mo, with more yigOr than polite
ness, waited 10 know Why in - be
didn't heave!" leave to" CIRCULATED
tie asiounded skipper. !" Was that Win,
YOU wsuledf Good I.ordl I thought
GU WAS saiutin' The American f,yl"
!" Diaole! I" shouted the officers IN chorus.
and set the case down rs additional evil
dence OF the iunscy which they regarded
~ 4 necessary i%nsredieht OF the Aneri-
can Character.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10

Demorc.t's Young America. with
MI iis useful. interesting and piquansy
Of material for tie Young folks, 10 nov
ready Tor October. Young Amcrics TO-
Ia il 10 be furnished at 81, with .
valuable premium to each Subscriber
'rhi- will be good news TO the Juveniles.
Address W. JENNINGS DEaoREsr, s3s
Broad way. ". I.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10
NJ. :. d. Terry il now tho ma,

Mr. ;. ID. Terry is now the man
aging editor Of the Evansville Dali.
Courier. and is making an excellent
moruing paper. Our citizens in need 81
\ good daily can no, do better than
patroni ettis home institution.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10

rvThe saloon Keepers who have been
selling without permits are having 4 res.
until The Supreme Court gives iis ircis-
ion in the Grnsch case. as ia lge Test
declines 10 hear such cases mntil i, j.
known whether or not the law will
-imd. Tho eases which have been tried
so far were mostly agsinst persons III.
dicted for selling TO MAJORS, or Oh Sun.
day. Ind. Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10
Death or q Distinguished Indi.
anian.

EVANSVILLE, lSD., Oct.7 I. Hon. John
Law. formerly Congressman from the
First Indisna District. died in this city
- Neoe - dAy, aged 70 yesrA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10

~ Joe. Troxler says he has the
ehsapest saddlery and harness manuac.
tory In the county, for cash ia hand, bu,
must charge profit II he has to credit.
He wants. you know. IN hear the Demo-
cratic gingIe 81 the gold. gold. gold! or
ths rostls Of tbs papsr. - HE work goes
cut
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10

OF DR.. Wertz took IN the Cincinnati
Exposition last week. and was highly
pleased. He brought home with him a
general assortment Of drugs, &C.. for the
New Drug Store. which they call attcn-
ton TO by advertising in the Courier to-
day. and which will please him still bet
ter to sell to good customers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10

NJ Persons wishing salt OF lime by
The barrel can obtain il AT the Jasper
FIGURING Mil. as will be seen by adyer-
tisemcnt in another column.
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Mr.. EDIToR: Lem. Snall's Jack was
married this week. to something
/" Green Their numcrcus acau,in.
t!nces wish them a happy life. aud M
abundance OF small thugs AMI ihst
he may long be- permitted TO revel in
green pastures and flourish.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10

f. Large lot of new and. improved
' Lamps and Lanterns for sale cheap
ct the New Drug Stoo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10

Joseph Scrmcrshcin has opened
out his stock, and calls attention to il in
another column. Those who want bar
gains will not fail TO tlke notice.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-12
THE NEW STATE.

The Holly Springs Reporter hear
lilly and enthusiastically endorses
the New State movement, and calls
a public meeting of the citizens. Of
Marshall county, Mississippi, for
the 10Th inst, next Saturday, to aP-
point delegates to attend our con-
vention on the 29th.
Cam our brother Haywood, OF
the Brownsville States, come over
on that interesting occasion! We
would like to see the opponents OF
the measure, and hear their dispas-
sionate views, rs well as those ofits
/ friends. We are not so committed
TO the matter that we will not heal
and act upon any good reasons for
opposing the measure
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-12
Summer Play.

Nothing can be more cruel and
nothing more foolish than TO place
children where they must be dress
ed every day in freshed and fashion
able clothes, and their freedom to
play curtailed for the sake of appear
ances. What childhood needs Is per-
feet freedom among the things of
nature-freedom TO rOmp. TO make
mud pics, TO leap fences, to row, to
fish, to climb trees, TO chase butter
flies. to gather wild flowers, 10 live
out of doors from morning uutil
night. and do all those things that
innocent and healthy childhood de-
lights in. in cheap, strong clothes
provided for the purpose. Exactly
that which childhood needs, man
hood and womanhOod necd-perfect
liberty and perfect carelessness. So.
whether the dweller by the sea 30
inland for his summer play, or the
resident of TIE inland city 20 to the
sea. he should seek some spot Unvis-
tied by those devoted to fashiona-
bic display, and pass his time in I'M
restrict communion with nature,
and in those pursuits and amuse-
ments which without let or him
drauce, perform the Office of recrea-
ton DR.. j. q. Holland, Scribner's
for July.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-12
How the sun CauEh, a rh,sI.


Five or six days ago. says a Paris
paper. NJ. Y, photographer, al
lured by the brightness of the sun
and the softneSs of the air, provided
himself with necessary baggage, and
FASTENED to Fountainbleau 10 take
views OF the forest. He installed
himself in a very picturesque quar-
ter, erected his apparatus, prepared
his plates, opened his object glass,
and envelOpiug at once his case and
his head in a large dark and huctu-
ant veil, set himself to the task Of
seiZing the objects in view. He had
Just taken out his proof from the
dark chamber, and was subjccting il
TO chemical reaction, when a strong
hand was laid upon his shoulder.
He turned around hastily, and found
himself in presence of a species of
giant, meanly atLircd, who, bv gest-
ures and voice demanded his purse.
NJ. X is not a Hercules, and.
from the first glance towards his adj
versary, he concluded that all resist
ance was useless. He therefore po-
litely offered his purse, which was
accepted with thankfulness. The
rObber bowed, and leaving him to
resignation, went into the depth of
the forest. Poor y, meditating up
on his loss, remained for sometime
mOtiOnlcss his looks were mechan-
ically set on his Photographic proof;
he unused upon il with a diverted
and uucoDcerncd eye. Suddenly,
What isthis" exclaimed he; what
is the human form in this coppice
under the shade of this oak: IIeav-
en-, Should believe nay eyesZ Ii is
he, ii Is my robber, perfectly delin-
Gated and very easy to be recognized.
. divine sun, my co-labOrer, how
well you do things" On his return
he repaired 10 the police commits
siOner's at FOuntalnbleau, related
his adventure, exhibited his proof
plate and the malefactor'- likeness.
Next day, with the aid of this sin
gular description, the robber was
arrested.