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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-26

ON the 18th, and was received with the usual
ceremonies. A reinforcement of 1000 SOL
diers also arrived from Spain.
A Madrid dispatch Of the 18th says: Caleb
Gushing, Minister Of the United States, to-
day presented his credentials TO King Alton
So. He said he had been instructed 10
strengthen the bonds Of friendship between
the two nations, and TO convey TO the King
the wishes Of the American people for the
prosperity Of Spain.
John Mitchell has been again returned to
Parliament from Tippersry. The vote stood
Mitchell, 3,1l4; Moore, TAG.
A telegram from Rome, 18th, SAYS: The
Consistory was held at the Vatican to-day.
Archbishops Manning Of Westminster. Ledo-
chowski Of Posen and Guiesen, McCloskey Of
New York, Deschamps OF Molines, and Mon
signors Graneli and Bartolini were created
Cardinals. Philadelphia, Boston and Mil
waukee were raised to the rank Of metropoli-
tan sees. Bishops were appointed for the di-
oceses Of Wheeling and Portland, Hartford
and Kingston. An allocution was delivered
by the Pope.
Field-Marshal Sir William Maynard Gas
coigne, Colonel of the Coldstream Guards and
Constable Of the Tower, died in London on
the 18th, aged ninety-one. He was Quarter
master-Gener at Waterloo and Commander
in-Chief of India in 1870.
The French Assembly, on the 18th, elected
the Duke D'Audinret Pasquier its President.
The whole number of votes east was sos, OF
which the Duke received AIS.
The Carlist General Cabrera has abandoned
the cause Of Don Carlos and joined the forces
of Don Alfonso.
A severe earthquake occurred throughout
Northern Mexico on the 18th of February.
The little town of San Cristobal was almost
entirely destroyed, and seventy dead bodies
were taken from the ruins. The center of
this disturbance appears to have been the
volcano Of Abomsco. The earthquake oc-
CURED at night, and the terror of the people
was increased by the darkness.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-26
A Needle In the Heart.

The San Francisco Chronicle SAYS. A
little six-year-old daughter Of Colonel j..
ID. Jeflress, whose residence Is at l0ls
Washington Street, died last Sunday In a
very painful and curious manner On
Friday the little one wa playing az sew
ing. Some noise in the street made her
run to the window, and. In true house.
wifery style, she stuck the needle in the
bosom OF her dress for safe keeping. In
leaning. over the sill her weight drove the
needle into her breast, Immediately over
the heart. The child screamed, and In her
efforts TO draw the needle out broke il off
short. DIR. Charles McQuesten was called
as soon as possible. The messenger was
not sufficiently intelligent to explain the
trouble, and the Doctor, thinking IL some
ordinary childish complaint, took with
him no surgical instruments. This occa-
stoned a delay of half an hour, as the. ply
stefan had to return TO his Office. He put
the child under the influence of chloro-
form. Search wa made for the fragment
o ~fsteel. The breast was laid open 10 the
bone Immediately over the wound. Part
Of the needle was found in the bone, but
the struggle Of the little one had broken
of the point, which had penetrated the
cavity of the chest and was thus beyond
the reach Of the surgeons knife. 1t was
hoped that the bit of steel would not touch
the heart but find It's way into the circula-
ton and out, as has so frequently happen
ed in similar cases. The child did not ap-
pear to suffer greatly and the fears of the
parents were almost allayed. On Sunday,
when Mrs. Jefiress returned from church,
Viola ran to meet her quite gaily and in
apparent health. The mex moment. how
ever, the child was seized with a vomiting
fit, and in less than an hour was dead.
DR.. McQuesten, in company with DR..
Bird, made a post mortem examination
and found that the needle-point had pene-
trated theright ventricle of the heart. thus
causing death. The poor child had fire.
quently complained of great pain as she
breathed, and her sutferings from the con.
slant Irritation must have been intense.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-26
Removal Of a Worm.

A writer in the Druggists Circular says
that In treating some cases of tape-worm
he has employed no preliminary provi-
sions beyond %forbidding the patient to
take any breakfast the day on which it Is
intended 10 remove the worm, and giving
him a large dose OF Rochelle salts the pre-
ceding night. AT ten O'Clock in the morn
ing a dose Is given made of one-half ounce
OF bark of pomegranate root. one-half
drachm pumpkin seed, one drachm ethe-
real extract OF male fern, one-half drachm
powered ergot, two dnchms powered
gum arabic, and two drops croton oil. The
pomegranate bark and pumpkin seed are
thoroughly bruised, and, with the ergot,
boiled in eight ounces of water for fifteen
minutes, then strained through a coarse
cloth. The croton oil is first rubbed up
with the acacia and extract of male fern,
and then formed into an emulsion with
the detection. In each case the worm
was expelled alive and entire within two
hours. In each case. too, the worm was
passed with the head firmly fastened to
the side of its body at about the widest
part. from which it was with difficulty re-
moved.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-26

Inc secretary OF state communicated TO
the Senate, on the 18Th, in accordance with a
resolution Of that body. the correspondence
between the United States and the Spanish
Government in relation 10 the claim for in
demnity FROM Spain for the execution. at SAN
tiago de Cuta, Of the Americans who were
on board the Nirginius. The correspondence
dates As far back as November -. 1873. Civ
ing the origin of the N~irginius difficulty.
and inclsdes the Fish-Polo Protocol.
also the report Of the Naval Court Of
Inquiry convened by Secretary Robson,
January 3, 1874. The Spanish Government,
according to the terms Of agreement signed
BY Minister Gushing and the Spanish Minister
Of state. agrees to pay to the United States
$4,000 In gold, the money TO be distributed
by the United States Government. without
any accountability TO Spain for suns not
claimed, as in the case Of Great Britain. In
computing this gross amount. s2.4OO was al
lowed for each one Of the crew slain (black or
white, and a larger sum for each officer.
The Secretary Of War has addressed A COM
munication 10 General sherman, saying that
all expeditions into that portion ofthe Indian
Territory known as the Black Hills country
must be prevented a. long a the present
treaty exists. Efforts are now being made
for the exiinguishment Of the Indian title,
and al proper means will be used 10 sccom-
plsh this. If. however, the steps which are
TO be taken toward. the opening ofihe coun-
Try to settlers are not successful, those per-
sons at present within that territory without
authority must be expelled.
A Washington dispatch Of the l1th SAYS that
Secretary Delano has taken steps TO bring to
the National Capital a delegation OF Sioux In
dams, for the purpose Of negotiating for the
extingnishment OF their rights TO the rcserva-
ton embracing the Black Hills country.
with a view ofopening up the same TO settle
ment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-26

Gold closed in New York. on March IL, al
1l6 IL.
Two executions took place in Maryland on
me 18th. Joshua Griffin was hanged in Har-
lord County for the murder Of Mis- Susan
Taylor In October last. and Georgs Wheeler
wa, hanged al Easton for the murder OF Mrs.
Morgan \. Whitman in July last. Both the
muidsrcrs were rsgrocs and their victims
were white m
me Louisiana Arbitration Committee be.
e. 49, ~ New No.k ely On the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-26

an hour. After an interval Of about
twenty minutes another bull was intro
duced, but your correspondent had seen
enough OF tull-fighting, and left the plaza
"a wiser but a sadder man."
Morat.-Do not go to a Spanish bull
fight a couple of hours before taking a
short trip on the ocean. IL you do, sea-
sickness Is the inevitable result.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-26
CURRENT NEWS.
WARRINGTON.

General Sheridan left Washington on the
nth, returning TO New Orleans by way Of
Chicago. His conduct In the late troubles in
that city it is stated Is approved by the rresi-
lent.
The following military changes are an
nounced in 4 Washington dispatch, ofthe 18th /:
General Augur goes to New Orleans, 20 sue
ceed General Emory General Ord 10 San
Antonio, 10 succeed General Augur; Genera
Cook TO the department Of the Platte, 10 sue
coed General Ord; General kountz takes
command in Arizona. These changes indi-
cate the retirement Of General Emory, az
present in Louisiana.
According 10 a Washington dispatch Of the
18th, the condition of the suspended Freed
mems Bank i much worse than heretofore
supposed-so bad, in fact, nat Commissioner
Creswell, Leopold and Puryis have asked to
be relieved from any further responsibility
for or on account OF said trust, provided their
bond may be released from liability AFTER their
retirement, and new commissioners substi-
tuted in their places. They assign as the
cause OF their action the failure to obtain from
Congress such legislation as they deemed es-
sential to the proper and speedy execution of
the trust reposed inShem.
The following sums are provided by the
Appropriation bill for the completion Of the
public buildings now in process of construc-
ton in Western cities: Chicago, s750.000;
Cincinnati, 100000; ST. Louis, 100000;
Covington. $4,000; Evansville, Ind, $4,000;
Port Huron, Mich, $4,000; Grand Rapids,
Mich. $4,000. In the construction OF all
sA.-. h,slQs-.. Il = r~a.flal sLas - .b.rw.
involving an increase in excess Of 10 per
cent Of the amount TO which said building
was limited shall be allowed or paid. This
insures the completion Of the various build
ings named according to plans prepared
previous to Mr.. Mullett's resignation.
The Secretary Of W ar has addressed a letter
10 the Secretary of the Interior conveying the
Presidents instructions regarding the dispo-
sition TO be made okreeently captured Chey-
enne Indians. The ringleaaers and such a.
have been guilty of crimes are 10 be sent to
military posts. and will not be accompanied
BY their families. The remainder Of the cap
tured Indians, with the exception Of two
chiefs guilty of outraging the German girls.
are to be turned over TO the Indian Depart
ment, At their respective agencies. The two
chiefs are to be held in confinement in such
plsce a. the Commanding General Of the Mil
itary Division Of the Missouri may direct.
The President, on the 18th. issued an order
to the heads OF the several departments in
structing those officers to recognize the pres
emit Government Of Arkansas as being valid
and In unobsrructed operation.
The following are the totals of the appro-
priation bills passed by the last Congress for
the next fiscal year:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-26

At Haparnada. In the Gulf OF Botbnia.
the people have been enjoying an mus
ual high temperature. The mercury / IN
the THERMOMETERS rose lately to lSo below
zero. which. rs II had been at GOo below
Tor some time previously, produced quite
genial effects.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-26

Max Adeler says: "A coroner of
ours seized an Egyptian mummy that
was brought into town, summoned a Jury.
held an inquest or the mummy. brought
10 a verdict of Death from causes un-
known and charged the county with the
usual fec. with compound interest from
the time Of Moses"
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by the burning OF the Davis House, nj
Gloucester, Mass, on the morning of the 14th,
four persons lost their lives. Julia Kelley,
an employee, was taken from the second
stsry, dead. and the charred bodies ofHector
skinner and G. Smith, boarders, and Margaret
Walton, an employee, were found in the
ruins.
The result Of the recent election in New
Hampshire is given officially as follows:
Governor-Cheney (Rep.), 1926; Roberts
DEM, 39.16S; White (Prohib.), 1854. To-
al vote, 1902; Cheney's majority over Rob-
erts, 1as. (No electiOn.) Congressmen-First
District, Whitehouse (Rep.), 1859; Jones
DEM, 14,0o4; scattering. $40; Jones' plu-
rality, 3S5. Second D~istrict-Pike Rep.), H.
1856; Bell CDem.), 1908; scattering, 202
Bells plurality, lat. Third Disirlet-Blair
(Rep.). IL, SIS: Kent DEM, 12,ls1; scatter
ing, 163. Blair's plurality, 207.
The magnificent bridge spanning the Sus-
quehanna River at Pittston, Pa, was swept
away by the flood, on the night Of the 10th,
about ten minutes after = passenger train
with its living freight had passed over it.
The breaking up ofthe ice in the Delaware
River caused an unprecedented inundation
at Port Jervis, y. Y, on the 18th, some thir-
t. blocks of buildings being partially SUBJ
merged and the railway and other
bridges carried away. There was great
destruction OF property. but fortunately no
lives were lost. On the same day the North
Branch Of the susquehanns River flooded its
banks in many places, taking of valuable
bridges al Pittston, Catawissa and Danyille,
Pa, and other places.
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18Th. All the members Of the committee
were present, and Mr.. Hoar presided. The
for the contestins parties remained in
an adjoining room during the day, and were
consulted occasionally by the committee.
None OF the proceedings will be published
until the hnal result Is arrived at.
Following is the comparative cotton state
ment for the week ending March IL:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-26

Count valmaseda. the newly appointed
'ap--i.-C Grslcf Cub, airiycd al Ilayata
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Only eight articles are dutiable at
D-..AA porsa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-23
OerLp AND cuanY aILvYa

OorLp AND CuRaY slLvrR
T MINING cOMPANr.-Lseation u prn
e,psi pias OF business. San frinei'eo. CALI
Isssi4oa of works. vrsinia. storey comfy.
Natis. 4. hereby gven. that at . meetings.
the Bosrl of Directors. hold ON the 18th day OF
,Ic,os.r. ISIS. an assessment CSo. aD OF Ons
Dsllar al per share WAS levied upon the capital
stock OF the compensation. payable ilnineais.ey,
An United states gold coin, To the secretary. Al
the once sf the company. Nevada bioef. 10.
so Montgomery street. san Francisco CAL
foruis.
remain unpaid on the a!th day % Novembef.
is55, win be delinquent. and advertised Tor .aie
at public auction. and unlcss payment u made
b,lore. will he sold on SATURDAY. the isth
dsy Of December. lsIs, In pay the delinqnentA ~.
ses.meut together w'thec Of advertisins and
expenses Of sale.
ALfGEn x. DuRBRow. srerctay.
Odiee-Nevsda Tiock. No. 80 Montgomery
str. Z. Sss frseciseo Cal oetstd
,p,ROY cONsOLInArED In
AND SILVER NiNiNo cOMPANs.-Lo
cation u principal place VI bus nsss. saa Fran
Locs,ion Of sort.. v,riui. Mining District,
starry county. Nevada
Notice is herrey given. that at . meetineo
the Board % Dircctors. held o n the 7d dal
Of .oeteeer. ISIS. an a~s.e.snent q
Twenty csDp Goats ps< share WAS lcvies
the capital stock of the corporation. pay
able immediately. In United States gold coin. u
the Secretary. nj the once OF the Company
SIS Cay street. San FRANCHISE. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shsl
remain unpaid gu the 3th day OF November
lssa. will b. Delinquent. and advertised Tor sal
at pablo suction, and unl-<s payment 10 mai
before. will be cold on ths sevvniesnt
day % December. ISIS. to pay the delins.en
assek<nenI. together With eosts OF advei
tising and expense Of Gale.
~ order a. The Bbartaf Directors. z
SIDNEY u. HERbEKr. secrvtary.
Once Room No. q. ass Clay street. "a
H1nciseo. California ccxr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-23

And In acceptance with law and an ordcrof
the Board Of Trustees. made on the 9th day ~
October, lsss, 90 many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock - may be neccssary, VIII
b sold ct public a%neilcs. At ihs once OF ne
strret, Han Francisco, California. on wEDNEs-
DAY, the alfh day of November. 1875, At the
hour Of . O'Clock r. =. Of said day. To pay said
delinquent assersnent thereon. together with
eostsof Advertising and expcnses Of the sale
0fhcn-Room 4. No. f0i California strret,
Ian Praneise0. California. sti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-23

And 10 accordance with law. and an order Of
the Boasd OF Director made on the 9Th Day Of
October. ISIS, % many shares of each
parcel Of such stock - may b neeesssry, VIII
b sbid II pubic auction, q the once Of the
cnapny. Haywsri's Bsiidisg. No. 40 Cali.
fornia street, asn rnncipco. California. Room
NOD, on TUESDAY, the spth day Of Nov:nesf,
10 bay said delinquent sssoaament thereon.
iog4he With cosis q advertising and q.
III : EDWARD y. ATONE, Secretary.
onee Room No. ., nsyv.rd's building,
lorna. nois Va
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virginia Gig. Nevada. Novsmber II. 1878.
nl9 I'm
a DvERrlsINe: CHEAP: a

4 DvERriSlN0: CHEAP: GOOD: SYS
n tematie. An persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the In
Five Cent? to Geo. y. Rowcll q Co, II Park
Row. New York. tor their Pamphlet hook
NINETY seventh editionl. containing ll-is Of
over 3.uoo newspapers and estimates. showing
the cost. Advertisements taken for leading
laper- In many states at . trenendous rrdue-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-23
MIETINn.

rgNHE REarLAR ANNUAL MRATIEa or
the stochhoid - Of the Kentn.k Mining
Company will be held st the ofhcs OF the COM.
pany, Neon no. 4. nayvafd's Buiidipx. No.
on wkpN cSpAr. the 2tth day Of Novemhrr.
lSTy. d The hour OF . o'ciocf r, y. Tnnsfrr
bocss VII Be fio.ed Novsmeer lfih. ISIS, 81
roll q FRANK sx1rr s.e.s,..
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County Treasurer's once.

Until puRrHER NOTICE rRE orricE
lossted In the 0rssn Building. one - s.tS
oItns.nsise haass Of Young Aasraa Inctss
~oP. NO. .. soath q street, Virinla-
N8u ~ nArHn
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Situation Wanted.

RrALAIY RE,IpISG AT THE RoAnpIxo
~ hosse o. a. Haseltins. American fisi. 10 4 ,
eooains and esnsrAi housswosk. she has -
MS w.
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NvEnMAN sILyER MINING

~ Company .-Location Of principal place Of
business, san Francisco, Gal.
Loeaiien q works, Gold HIN, Storey
cpunty. Nevada.
hwing described stock, ON account OF asscss-
nent NO. al levied On the i7th day OF Ocio-
her, 1873. the several amounts pct opposite the
names ofthc respective shareholder. as fol-
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Cooking Range for Sale.

TIME MAYNARD HOUSE,. GOLD hILL.
having eioeed. the exeellsnt coosing
Rsnss heretofore In use 10 onerrd TOT ss,s""
rsesonsbis tsrms. Apply soon. noiu
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81 70 $40 rSRphY: AGENTS WANT

peep: e ban ::s:.. Iosss I'D old. maze
- . :ss.slss sl sc' W s ss :. sn sSs assl
tnst VIII pey handpomeiy for every hours
wess. Pun particulars. terms. ste. sent free.
beno ~ youf address at once. Don't delay.
Mow q ths tine. pon't lock for work O. bus;
wsosss. q. sTfNsoN = co.. Portland Nc.
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WeonvlLLEH Az = nEerlxo

w % ne s~ioesholdrrs Of tho woodviIis
Consolidated Silver Mining Company. held
Novsaber 81 an sssessmeut cf Ten Csnts PER
Treasurer. +. RODGERS JOisSON. No. 10
N~outgon~sy Avenus. prcvious To the l3th In
ptsat. All perrons inferssted In . judieious
Investigation of tho sGAir~ Of said corporation.
are requested 20 eontrieute 10 such fund. and
Soslws Az. NkEDLES. CHAIRMAN.
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And In accordance with law. and an ordero oil
the board Of Dlrectori. made on the 9th day
ofoctober, 1878, 20 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock a. may be necessary win be cold
at public auction. at the once OF The CON-
psny. ~ Ilaywartis Building. 40 California
Gre t, Kan Francisco, on the ,oth day OF Ne.
vember, lisa, 1t the hour Of 3 O'Clock p. u. OF
said day, To pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, togvtker with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF the sale.
THk0. u. KIBBR, Secretary.
Onice-IRoom - Hayward's Building. 4l9
California strcsA vsa francisco. California.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MIN
-, Irom the edsets OF Errors and Abuscs In
70 Marriage removed. New method Of trrat.
msnt; New 3nd remarkable rcmcdIes, Books
mo Circulars cent free, In pcsied cnvclopes,
Address. HOWARD ASBOCfAf1OV, I5 II.
Ninth b.. Philadelphia, PAGAN Institution
eas,ns Z siSh rSputs.iSS for Honorable con.
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And in acc ,rdsnee with Law and an order Of
the Board 81 Directors made 90 the Tth day Of
October. 1878. =, many shares Of esch parcel
of such stock a. may be necessary, will b sold
at public auction, at the ofiios Of said Company,
on THURSDAY. the III day OF Decvmbsf, ISIS,
At the hour ~ two O'Clock p. n. OF said dsy, 10
pay said delinquent assessment thoeons 70
ecther with costs OF advertising and s1penses Of
The sale. .u
Onice-1loom No. Q. ~ ontlfornia street. Ban
Francisco. CalifofnA. Mo I'd
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And In accordance with law. and nm order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the ist day Of
oc,obsr. 1873, 20 many shares OF zach parcel
Of such stock Is may be neecrssry, will besold
ct public suction. a. the once Of the Company
ma slreef. ssn Rnneisco. Cal. on TUESDAY:
the 2Sd day Of November. 1919, ct the hour OF
oua O'Clock =. n.of said day, 70 pay ra'a ~.
iiDqusst assessment thereon, together VIZ
eosts Of advertising spe ,5Rs1ss, s q ~ r,.''
10 osiifosnis susst. SsS Trsseiseo. Cal. netd