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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-27
FOREIGN.

A Cocs-azr5ngEs. dispatch q the iith SAYS
tsa- tke Coszncil lad decided upsn the term.
uPou Ekieh The Porte -hould ..ncspt siX
-cc-hs' Arzistics- Dee are believed %
- Substantially a. fellows. Ru-.a must
s-cp TIE tisPa-eh q trUOps % >srviA and
R---kria- SsrviK ---sr izme,ii1rely suspend
kc--fll-ics a1d give ether military guam
tes<- Tae Turxs 1ccur1 TIE Arulistics 20 TIE
E-rUFs4z FoEers- AID uot % >erviA- The
Po-re : wilfn- 20 have q c0Efereace. pro-
vii.,I th1r culg Serviaz K-airs and Prupo-i-
ti,l- 1rs discussed N0Servikn kePre-eltA-
i've shAI hs admitted
r. Eea-h q ex->u,-1n Mural W1s re-
po-rs,I - q Visur1 to-ru1l on tae ilth-
A Berr1 tispa-eh o, The l-lh -ays- II =
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IA h.ssu cou5su-sG % i've FsIrs inPrisou-
-s-- r. tke H1u-e q C1rrsctio1 t0T treason
Kz1 o1-.se A--Iir-r ths E-aTsrOr and Prizce
B-zKrck-
APK-is co-rssFo1.ssu- Ga L0z1oa Jour
IA tsIszrzph- an accuuEr q Al intsrvisw
wirh Al c@-r IN ths EEyp-it- army Who
gives circu-st1u-iL de-2sls q h0rrihis
sssu-- which have tAker pace 10 Abys-inil
tzrirE ~ 1-rezpr o. Eyps 20 ehas-
re- The AhFs-iEi1rS- There have
tes1 tNS sXPe'1i;ious- Tie
rr.-- Which Va DISPATCHED IN October.
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80 uzu Started IN February, Ard WAs over
Ehsr-st m the t-Els q Gour1rt- 900
men hsiz- killed
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-27
CURRENT NEWS.
WASHINGTON


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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-27
Judge Pitman's Boy.

Judge PiimAn's boy Bill acquire.
learning In \ log schOol-hOuse. Al one
place the plaster between the log, i
broken away. and through this aperture
Bill endeavOred "a escape feet fOremos-
during school hours one day last sum
meT. Unfortunately be suck fast when
aft way through. and be could neither
return nor retreat When the attento-
II Mr.. Shines, the teacher, Was directed
10 the culprii, Mr. Shines proceeded %
the exterior Of the edifice and embracef
the opportunity afforded by Williams
position 10 hammer with a shingls
Then Young Mr.. Pitman Was pulled on:
and plunged into sums in vulgar frae-
tons. Near the schoOl-hOuse there j. 4
mill-race, AZ the end OF which there Is
sluice-gste Immediately below the
gate there Is huge, deep tank, which
carries water 10 zn undershOt wheel
The inside Of the tank Is green and
shiny, and when the water l. drawn
carefully out Of IL, great many i.h
can often be found lying in the bottom.
The tank i fifteen feet deep. A fex
days after the logging, Bill happened
- Na.-- Alt Aa-Lh anu u ANOh III. lie
saw Mr.. Shines AZ the bottom, picking
up fish and putting them in bsg.
William felt that the hour Of vengeance
had struck. tie turned the handle ~
the sluiee gate, and in less than 3 min
ute that jolly old pedagogue was f0un-
dering in six feet Of water, irving 10
vain 20 Chamber up the Shiny sides u
the tank. When he saw young li,mau
be shrieked 70 him for help. But Bill.
with fieudish COO ness, said {" No
sir; you've got % tread water tai you
promise never 10 lick me again" Then
shines sOlemnly pledged himself never
to strike another blow AZ him, and Bal
let the water from the tank and helped
Shines OUT That night. when Bil 60,
home, he found Shines there conversins
with the Judge, and five minutes later
the Judge was fondling William with q
trunk strap. while Shines sat By and
smiled. William has since expressed
the opinion eOnhdentially that shines l.
: PerfidiOUs scOundrel--Fiilc,i.lpiiE
bfs.LettH
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MAn-NilIineB.

The two who can do the most won
derful things with ribbon and lace, silk,
flowers, are an oddly cOutrasted pair.
one il tall, brOad-shOuldered and ath-
letic, and has q Keen, intelligent face
that were IL not for the heavy, dropping
ulouxache would look almost Ike a
priests he dresses superbly but quiet
". although his sleeve-buttons and
studs are usually very costly, and the
seal mig that he wears j. priceless
antique. The other j. small and slen-
der, with long English whiskers, and
zrsz., soft brown eyes that look a. II
their owner were capable Of nothing
more PrOsaic than casting melting
giauces, whereas be i the most practi-
cal creature in e1istence. Boston LcftcT
% Chioag1 P5sf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-27

thar CIV he 40 expresses. o. bshaf -
ne eI-rs--. his ksArsf-lE taacks Ter the
EssraI al ccutribu-st crum ueaFiy svery
gsrrio1 q th- co1Erry-
A B,.eE Huls tisPa,ch SAYS thEt Gsn-
M-rrirE. wi-h p5eked force froz he Sec
ed. Tnirt Kad Fifsa Cavalry, carrying %
Eays- rzri1a-. 90 the l1Ja started "a -ying
.1p@,llricz A<1izsr the ln1,1ls unter Cray
Hcrss, sa3 are ~ % have soCs mo sin
t-r g-Arters % tas fora q the Cheyenns
RIVER
TIE Ths--sr Book. 10 Louisville, Az.
"a szrirsly DESTROYED b. are On the morn
inE q th- I-th. Aisx.1ter's Hotel aus
sSAsr h1EIdincs A451inin< wsre also badly
injured. Lc..es aoSgi ssso.. oc. mostly in
s-re,1-
Ta- R<Puhli-a1. % the Thirt Distrisr q
ArkacsAs have noaizsts1 Iudge JohE No
Care tor Coc<rsss-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-27

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An Old Farmer Views Of the Centen-
NAL.

Twas especially entertained By the
conversation Il > farmer from the
neighborhOOd Of Poughkeepsie, with
whom Travelled the other day on his
return. "Tell ye what" he said, ''i've
been there three DAYS and seen such
= lot Of things. and they've got 50 jun
bed uD IN nv bead. that can't seem
10 remember anv thing Now you may
laugh, but It's lust the fact; I'd rather
20 20 -Keepsie Fair. when 20 there
4 cone away and remember every farm
Ing machine. every horse, cow, nOg, or
sheep. and even the size % the oeets
and czbb4ges- get nv money!
worth. and row. somehow or mother,
Il doa't seem IS II had
But what do YOU think Of the TX
hI5stiOn on the whole asked
.. Well, :" be replied, 81 think we're
ahead q the f1rriners on Almost every
thing. We've gOt more Of en-" Now
uuquestiOnably tha. l&s: remark, sim
PIE and absurd a. 10 J.. speaks out =
common impression. Many persons,
without rejecting that Il i impossible
for foreign nations 70 present more than
samples u their Industries by the side
Of our wholesale displays, 20 away with
An exaggerated idea q their own IA
tilnal importance
"So you saw nothing I asked, in
continuing the conversation. - in which
/ the foreigners excelled us'F'
"Oh, yes" he answered, "they are
a little mite ahead in some few things
I such a. that Sewers chiny. them plates,
and dishes, and cups, and sarcers ars
well goc up, and beat our crOckery
ware at holler, IL allow; and so they
b. 81 that gobbler taPistry, because ~
can't waste Our time on such fine stitch
ing. They draw picters better'n Ne
do. and their stone fggers are smooth
and slick, and good imitations-thatis
they would be II they were colOred up
/ bat on the whole, ~ said before, ~
beat EN- out and out '-Ncsc lori
I ErsuiHg Pot
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
a Proel.m.tisa ~ the Prssidsst-An
ord.r ~ ths Secretary ef War.

WAsHISGrOS. n. e.. Oct- is.-fhe fol-
loNiag Proclamation ~ the Freshest NA-
issued tbs evening
FHocLaEArtOs.
Whereas II has heeu .Atisc.ctcrily .hoWu -
ne AT inslrrrcglou Art ccze--ic Elolencs eIist
iz several co4sll.s q ne STATE q >ouEn CAEo-
hnA ant InNt CERTAIN cn1rhlnstiou- % men
AxkiEs ~ "A. exist In Easv countie~ q sa4t
@1xEe knJvwu - rife ci-hs Mo rtt> up AMI
do~u - "a. s.st uixtf. On Arms. zlrteriuE
So 1900 - ~. Al intaItiarinx oIhrs
seich ccCloinslo1s. Uguxa fors.1-ea - thS
AVS g Ne STATE can ~ - sortrullet o. sEp-
Prss.et - ~ os.i nary scare q !lsiS:, ~
TIE Uni1et St.ses tat ne Unitet >-s.es SAL
pru<ecf every stste 3. MS Uaion. al sppltc.tlnn
q - Lea siAture. - q ta- EE-c1tve Saen N
~ vlolezce. a1t.
sh<rsAs. b tss Ass N Purs.Ases q ~
shsFe 3. - pruTtte,f o. thc hEs - ~ Crited
states tat IN a. cA.es q Ilsurrectiun IN 2ly
sax a. = oss-ru-tioo o - AVS thereof q
SAL os awful fur the rresttezs % ~ Jultec
SEA.es % kspl-cato1 q Ite Lex slAsurs q .urh
stsre. % gI-suEive snen - Lexi-lnt1rs car
uscg - cocuels-i. O. cal fcr lie Uiilltua % any
s-e~r >tA.e % >t.tss. % @ employ such part ~
- land at nkrxl f1-re as say - ilsisct Eecsz
sA-F f1r - p-rp.1se q sgpsress.r< sIeh in-1r-
ant
WhersAs. II Is.i.lltzrs q sati STATE il not
N sessioc. ant ckl uot . cc1renei N tine O.
nert the prr-eut eusry-lcy. an I ~ Executive
a. AZ >-.re. u..I.r .ectioE - Ar.icIe q ~
Ccl-Sfltaou. and AS. passet 10 Fursla0ce
rtsrsrf IA. t.e-sfEre male Tue 1pF acariol O.
IN tke Ersults-. f1r s-ch F-srt - tre military
ic-ce - L. CrIl-i --k-rs A. nay D. nere.=ary
Ant 1ts4 -kte o. prct-ct So --ate AM ne clit-
nens tnrre1f Earalus- du-ssllr vioieure. ant @
slflrCe Ne t1e cN-'--tlo1 . Ne ass Ani.
W1ersls it 3. re,l -ire< tnzt w1rleger ii nay
- Necessary. in ~ !-i<ueur ~ - Prcsi'i-rt.
o. 80 military force Tor ne purIosc aforssati ,
- AL forthwith ~ prucl1rl1-iou- uoInU2nlt
slrh lrs-r<e-rs O. fisuerse ant ret-ru r<acra-
90 Ia-Ir rrspe--vr lpnr. ull-ln ilmlleyi
tn
Nv. therefore. r. Ulysses : Grant .Pres.,isri
= r1s I-l-ri ~tEtes. % keretF make procArr a
To ant cn1-uarf al psrs11s e1zl-e1 IN sad
EzlkEf-i Ant i1s-rrrc-i11kry rrocessll-< . cis-
psr-e ant re-fre reAoeASly - their resre-tive
s-..lEs wrrhl1 thre~ da.s f-us ms 11te. an
kereAfter Ara1r-nu sal1 c1--1ll1raocs. AMI sub
M tHeu=-lEe. @ 10 AVS AT cul.-ltltssi Az
rt1-lries - s1it ar1te ant invoke Ire Al an
cu-op~rarlo1 q a. scri cluErn= tnereof - up
k11t - avs An. preserve re pablo par
In Wi-nes. Wterrcf fave ker~u-to - ny
-ant ant cs1ss,i to s~al - TIE Juie-i -tttss q
- sGE-t Dee ~ the CITY - N.sainEtoU
rhis Ia dav - O-tct-r In TIE rear - our L-r,l
Is-E All - TIE liepc=ierce q - Juirei stats
ors hun+re,i AMI o1e- q. = GEAsT.
b - Pr-sitsnt
-ulEk = CsraWkLLsE.EE.
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A Remarkable Revival.

ParsOn Kelly, State Superintendent
II schOOlmarms, tells 4 story a an ex-
peuence he recently had m ksmeralda
County. He visited the mining camp
OfPine Grove, and, while there, learned
tha, = Methodist revival preacher had
visited The town and converted every
man, woman and child in the place.
with the exception Of two members q
the legislature, who obstInatelY held
out against the persuasiOns 81 The
preacher for them 20 embrace the op-
pOrtunify Of securing eternal bliss
Gne Circumstance Of 4 pre@cher's sue
cess among lot Of miners struck NJ
Kelly as something strange, and he
expressed his surprise 10 one Of the in
.abitants Of the camp that the deni-
zens Of = mining town had found reliC-
ion 20 such an extent s. was observable
in Pine Grove; 20 which the man made
answer: "Well, you see, It's IKE this g
Pine Grove used To Je way up camp
every thing was lively; money plenty /.
twO-bit ante poker games running a.
night every night. faro. chuck-a-luck
and monte and every body prosperous
but the mines gave out, times q; hard
and the camp went down Those q u
that ara Ief;-ll but them Legisiaiur
fellers-are fat broke. and none % the
rest Of Is amt got money enough o.
take u Out II the camp. % we've con-
cluded 20 take the long chances Oh
heaven. and If We don't win, none a
u won't be a cent loser w. trcs.l
- Gs-fsvsf
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Ohio. Indizra and West Virginia
I'D elections OF The I0th- In Ohio
ths eIsccio1 E1s for S-zrs Offcers, men,
hers q The F0rty-ifth COngrsss. men,
bers q TIE LeEislzture- and county Of
6osrs- The Repubican STATE ticket
vs. hezted by Mil-Ou BSrues, the Dem
oc-ztic t5cks- y Wm- Bel. Jr-, and the
Temperance ticket by z ;. Chapman,
for >ecre-2-y q STATE The IntePe1t-
er-s nate 10 nominations Tor state
osEesrs. ri mzsie nouin4ti0ns for Con
zrsss IN some districts. The vote q
Ohi0 IN recent years has been 81 fol
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Deadheadinz In Nevada.

II has been customary on the rail-
rad % allow Indians % ride free pro
viiet they a. on the platform Yester-
dav. after the arrival q the train. AZ
Irtr.u entered = she'd with = large
buntle- lis manner excited suspicion,
a-f = nan wEs detailed % watch him
The fellow. on getting inside the she'd,
stripped or his Old leggings- mOccasins,
krd other psrzpherualia, and par on
the Earb q civilzatiou- 4 not q gen
rIrT- He then took out a bottle Of
uater. ret q handkerchief, and washed
the paint OF Ms face. and 10, be Was
~ Iorrer an Indian, but a white m2n
Who hlsd been stealing free ride from
TT-yi.ia CEy (Nsr.) ChrDHic.s.
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Actl.s secrs.ary q szse
a. oEDEE ~ rHE sEcErr.Er o. -.E-

a. UEULE = ~ - Lt-fAaf % Va
WAR uEFAErNESr. WAsHrSsruS frrT o.
.ob-r H. -. -tr~n. ". T. -HeruNr. coumant-
NJ Uals-l safe. Amy -Iz-in TieS % N ex-
sax coal TIA % Ar.Lrs IN ~olts NrulI-s tilere
= pozs -tllry TAT ~ pruciAratluu - ~ Pre-
ii-nt q q tats ny - llsr-rArie-i- To provide
arni-.1 80 rc-rl- se-rr r1u 81 i'm r-etiAtel
cr-er al arsiIstls f1rce IN - MlItNrF uvt.i0u
q the AtkEEic % report % Gen k1-er. cou-
-ErtlrE ~ fol1Zn-a. -Q-E NarulIrA. al an
=-r-zrE tnLr 11--r - t-1-lu1 - rrrur- IN sucn
Iorafiues tkat tcey nay - net s2e-1lY ard
s-zcrrally u=e-i IN case = rc.--tsrce % Ire AZ
rHrrrtF - ~ Trlt-. stats II i 10p-i test
rell l--1n nay - avCltst. bet zoo al i1srrucr
tea E1xer . - q - tro~u that % Il re
rEel r-rrrse - - Cos er1-e-t o c1-rF cut ne
srlris - Ire rruc 49, All % sustain q ~
- u-l rLrF flrcc q - 6ereral t-oFeruD-rt.
suprl--e--.i. 2 recessarv. - tle Mia ci Ne
va~l1us --ks~s-
Very resp--sfulF. yer ohesiie1f servkuf.
r-gre+I T. > tAMEEuy.
>ecre.1rV q Wkr.
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The legislature chosen AL elect ITO
Uuf-sd state ser zf0rs-One for the ful.
term. and one % I'll the vacancy caused
5T The death q The Hon Allen T..
Cr-a--n-
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II IrEizra STATE oficers, members Of
The Forrv-ffrh CO1gress besides two
vaca-ciss In the present Housed, mem
hers q the legislature sud county and
.0Eu otrcers we're chosen The RePub-
IlrA1 State ticket EAs headed y BenIa-
min Harriso-. the Denocraric ticxet By
Iares II. Williams, and the IntePent-
eu- ricks. ~ Heury HsrringtO1- for
Governor. Indiana IN recent years has
voted - follows
Tr~ Or ETH1- ~ -
S-r-iTtf
D.
- P---fs--- ..-----.-.I-f IL ~ - ~
D.. -t-rre--l-r-------. - - - IS 10
Wet Virgins elected State officers
ard Members q the legislature The
RsDzb-icau candidate for Governor W2s
Nathan COT. Jr-- Democrats, Henry
" Mathews. Independent J. n
L.aifIev- The vOts of West Virgins in
recent years has been As fOll0Es-
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Take the advice Of reporter and
never p1-ronizs q milkuan EhO has 10
beat SIS horse % get bin - street
p1up.-St. louis RsptE5lio1H-
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wAsHISGrOS. u. e.. Oct- i7.-rhe fol-
loWiag Proclamation ~ the Freshest Nas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-22
DON JOSE PEREZ Morris.
[ (coNTINUACION.) }

-Muchachos, nos dijo, & tomar un
trago de anisado, que el dia cuyos al.
bores comienzan, es ell de nuestra rui
ma 6 81 de nuestra gloria. La botella
pas6 de mano en- manO y fu@ religiO-
samente besada por cada uno de
nosOtrOS.
Mi comandante, le die, en- nom
bre de mis- companeros, le prometo
aolemnemente que no ha de entrar el
enemigo en- la plaza sin pasar antes
Dor encima de nnestros cadaveres.
ri jefe movie la cabeza con una
especle de desaliento.
- Gree V. que no cumpliremOs
AuesMa palabra
-Oreo que pasaran por encima de
nuestros cuArpos mntllados; creo que
sodos cumpliremos nuestro deber su-
eumbiendo, pero La lucha es demasi..-
do desigussi para que al fin podamos
impedlr Ia toma de la ciudad.
RecOrrl de nuevo La Inca del rio.
aos odciales y soldados de mi battalion
sstaban yigilantes 7 aedisntos Dc aair
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-22

chillo & muchos y cogiendo un gran
ndmero do prisioneros, va en- la sa-
bana de los Lazaros, avergonzados
sin duda, al verse mil homOres hu
yendo de setenta, tratarOn de reha'
cerse fernando en- batalla; pero 70
dispuse hacer la retirada, reforc6 con
veinte soldados mas el fuerte de Aqua
santa, y volvimos triufantes la plaza.
Recib1amos va las felicitaciones del
gobernador, cuando vlmos aproxlmar
SO por ell camlno de Qnirlntal, que
conduce q Oariaco, uua partlda como
de cuarenta indivlduos, que tomamos
por tropas de observecion que hubiese
mandado ell enemigO. Grande fu6
nuestra sOrpresa al nOtar que al colo
carse como q tiro de pisooia de los
extranjeros, formados, como be dioho,
en- batalla, SO despleg6 la columnita
en- guerrilla, y SO trab6 un desigual
combate entre unos y otros, hacienda
les los ingleses una descarga cerrada
primeso y fuego graneado despues, al
que, dieamados y todos contestaban
aquellos pocos que SO acercaban rom
piendo por los claros y procurando
ganar la plaza. Desgracladamente,
hasa que no estuvieron al pie do
nuestras trincheras no los conocimos.
Era nuestra guarnicion de Cariaco a
Ia cual Sc le habia enviado el re.evo
un dia antes de presentarse la escua-
dra rebelde, la cual, habiendo bajado
por el rio en- piraguas y obseryando
dcade el golfo de Cariaoo QUO estaba-
mos slgi.sdoo po1 4n..r, ~a~4A 1910 sis !;
emoarcaciones Y aeometl6 la dlhcll
enl leless4 do enLla1 Oh Ia plaza p0r
TERRA. Al encontrarse con los mil