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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-30


During the cholera epidemic which
lately visited BaHgslorc, In India. gen.
'ileman holding high official position
Ia that city was one morning informed
that bis horseSeeper had been seized
with The dreaded disease. He At once
sent for the doctor, who fonnd the pa
t.cnt in state Of coma. and pronounced
the case 10 he desperate. Eisinfectalts
were profasely sprinkled throughout
the house, and every precaution was
takch 10 prevent tie spread of the dis
ease TO The other inmates. The unfor-
tnna,e man was himself tendcily re-
moved 10 lie Bowdon Hospital. where
the usual remedies were applied with
out producing any effect. for the patient
still remained inScnsib.c. AT last, his
situation appearing hopeless. IL was
thought better 10 desist from further AZ.
'icmpls 10 lekirdIe the faint spark Of life
tlaf was rapidly dwindling. Late In
f:.c night. however, 10 the surprise 0f
the hospital attendants. the patient sud-
denly recovered consciousness, and In =
strong voice demanded to know "wherc
lie wa~" he was informed that he had
been III with cholera and was now ia
hos piia'. and wss implored 10 remain
perfectly quiet ms his only chance OF re-
covery. -lll with cholcra!" lie shouted
Il have only been drunk"
anf, 10 the constsrna.ion OF the doctor
and lis employer, who lad given him
up for Iosl, this statement turned out 70
lie sTuc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-30

In France the National Bank Ioans
its money 10 the Government 1T ono
per cent. and pays TO the government .
tax Of $3.50 on each $1,000 Of lie circu-
Iation. In the United States ths Ma.
|tional Banks loan their money TO tho
Movement at 50 per cent. and pay no
taxes. III any person doubts this latter
proposition lei them make the cslculs-
lion for themselves. The National
Bank deposits 100000 IN bonds with
1.-THE Government, and in return the Gov
'crnmcnt issues 10 the bank $90.0O0 IL
= Nuional bank notes; deduct The $9OuOD
from tho 100000 aud The bank has but
$4,000 interest, and yet II draws o per
'ccnt. invest on the whole siUO0DO de-
posted. which u $1,000. This is TO saw
the Government pays s6.0nOto the bank
for the use Of $4,000 or 60 per cent
|. .Grccnvillc National.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-30

plcclnmatIon.
SALT LAKE,. New. l3sh. 1877.

GOV sHFLraS's PROCLAMATION OF WAR /.
After due consideration viii, my ,,r.-
lvafr secretary. have coBc'u,leI 70 sew
.rr The Ties lint hs.yc heretofore bound
tie iw provinces Sal; Lake and Lem
minrtn. nnl 10 hereby declarc war
against thar dominion. This concu-
siun has been arrived a nndrr due con-
siaclasivn. ~ lie people of Lcmmington
have in~nliea my people, and thereby
psnvakcd NY wrath. Dcsidcs. they are
''stnck-np,' proud. and show 40 signS ..
respect lur me or my people. Masy Of
them neglect their homes. ana a pfnnai-
nenf one of that country ~trayed 50 far
From The path ~ duty tnat The doctor
ldid not arrive nj his house mill two or
three hours too ialr. Many Of them be-
long 10 secret societies, and as sec 10
other way better. l have determined %
l"nog' every man OF that nation. All
recruits shall report 70 me. at Tip Grccn's )
corntield. III White river bottom. Those
who make ''busincss" al Esq. Crandail's
office must .look out"
lSignci WM. BRAc SHELTON,
Governor Salt Lake,
ANoREw SHsLro~. Private Scc'y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-30
For the Jasper ccrnrt.
NV Little Boy:

Tho world may turn cold shoulder,
Seem barren and without joy,
But can hnd soace aud comfort
In the company Of my sweet little boy
Ills mirthfnl and innocent rra',lc
Are thousand times drarcr 10 me
Than the dian'uH., W aiiforn.,
Or gold in tl.e deep, deep sea.
Long hours can sit and listen
To his mirihIul and frolicsing freaks
Then ! clasp my dear boy 10 my bosom
And impress warm kiss OH his check
Oh. may his dear little feet never
Forsakc tic way or Tie good,
But travel across lhc dark river
Straight up TO the house OF the Lord
Although he's so simple and tender,
know he will one day meet
With sinful and worldly temptation,
lie entice my poor dafling's feet.
That day will come sooner or later.
That he must pass under tho rod
Perhaps with no mother 10 guide him,
For will be under the sod.
i'cw sad lis 10 me when lin thinking
OF the paths my darling must tread,
But commend him 70 Jesus, my Savior
For unto rue he mas said:
lie will not forget nor forsakc him,
Ills promises dear can ',ust.
Although ihrouel, s'ccp waters trnvcl
And dust returns unfo assi.
EocrLIA's DAUGHTER.
Lemmineton. Nog. II, 1S7i.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-30

"A rather novel suit has'latc,y lcen
in a justice court III Miami
county. BY Mrs. Mohcr. Her hush md
before his death rcqcstcd that he might
he buried BY the st. Charles Boromcu
society, Of which he was member, and
that his rcgalia and the cmblcms az lhr
order belonging to him might be burirc
with him. These requests were con-
piled with until tho remains reached ths
Catholic church when, in accordance
with the law Of The church. Tie rev4lia
lwas taken or tho coiiin. The law un.
Ilgr which this was done "a that wssct
lprohibits tho conducting NJ the hnfial
services OF deceased members Oh sccrc.
!orllcrs, un'css All cmhlems Of such or.
ldcrs arc laid aside. Mrs. Molcr az.
sued for 500. but tho case
has been cent 10 tie circu:; court.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-30

United States, as well A. from taxafior
In any form by Or under State or uunic-
ipal or local authority"
The above settles the whole subject OF
contract. The law demoneiiziug silver
violated tie contract. while tho bill be-
fore congress 10 rcmonet:ze silver re-
stores the contract. The first legislation
was dishonest. The people are now de-
manding their righ!s, aud arc likely 70
obtain them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-30

--Chcmung county. New York, gave
a6 votes for The Grccnback ticket last
year; this year the number IL 2.S0s.
Last year the corpvral's guard OF Green
hackers were Ian ghci at: this year thcy
had grown into AN army large enough
to capture the county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-30

Tho repeal Of the resumption set
land passaga of tho silver bill by Com
lgrcss would perhaps cause walling and
lcna-liIng OF teeth III Wall street, but Il
would bring JOY TO the hearts " those
who earn their bread BY the sweat OF
their brow.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-30

The estimated value Of the Metho-
ldi.t church property IN Evansville Il
SIS CQ0. all clear Of debt except $1,000
lon Ingc street church.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-30

Mrs. Dewitt, Of Fort Wayne, re-
rcuily recovered judgment FOR $1,000
ayninat thrt city, for Injuries received
rom deceive sidewalk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-30

The New York Sun predicts that
Roscoe C7nkling will be tho Rcpnbli-
ran candidate for President 10 1870.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-30

The vincsnnes Times ssys therc Ar.
are now iis orphans II the Highland
asylum.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18
a ws...

Tho readers Of the Nrws will remember
the occurrence OF Mrs. Mateo. living near
Dayton shooting her husband some two OF
three months ago. The sequel Of that AZ.
fair WAS the sensation in Dayton yesterday.
The first row was caused by Mr.. Mateo's
jealousy Of Mr.. Moreano. who was = join,
owner in the vegetable ranch occupied by
the two. II 10 known that Mateo's jealous
feelings were not without foundation.
But after . long talk the injured husband
forgave both the offending parties. discon-
tinued legal proceedings. paid the costs
and took his wife and partner back again.
and they went on with tho ranch business
- usual.
Things appear TO have gone on finely on
the farm until recently. when Mateo began
10 suspect that the old relations existing
between his wife and partner were being
renewed. He arose early yesterday morn.
ing ostensibly to bring 4 load Of vegetables
TO Virginia City. Iu due time the wagon
started. - WAS supposed. for the trip !; but
such was not MAteo's intention. After
driving . short distance. AMI when out OF
hearing. he got of the load and went
stealthily back to see what was going on.
After gaining entrance to the house he
caught sight Of Moreano leaving his wife's
bedroom. and. rs tho intruder was run
ming. sent = bullet after him, which took
effect In Moreano's thigh and about i've
inches from the hip Joint. He was brought
to Virginia City for medical treatment.
Mrs. Matco says she Is tired Of both men,
and that she Ia determined 30 leave them
and return TO Sunny Italy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

Ac.ie-tial tramp was seen last saturday
night by William Thomas 81 Virginia
City. The meteor came from the south
wcst and Travelled toward the northeast.
Its apparent diameter was about eight
inches. II moved very slowly and shone
with a very brillisn, white light. some
what tinted with blue. The light given
out Was so strong ~ To light up all the
surrounding mountains. When the me-
teor had Travelled about one-fourth oil the
distance between the two horizons, and
was directly overhead. IL burst into .
thousand fragments. just a. the head OF .
rocket explodes. "A no report was
heard TO follow the explosion. II must
have occurred at a great hight above the
earth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

ARRESTED. "A man nAh'ei cameron
tried 10 bulldo.e tho jurymen In tho case
of colnon ~. NcC.uslsnd Yesterday. AMI
- .,,vnn oxor 10 aha tender mercies Of
tie Sheriff anil Grand Jury by Judge ih.-
Ing, The jurors were eashsea ,.n Tu
~. asnras"eJ csmsron wa, "p1iling"
For ,ha -JsscnJ.,t'
BASknrrr.-beiore Judge "'fo'her 'ho
following bankruptcy business was 'e'"I.
day 'rahsac'ou' hS'a.o SULLIVAN Z"
MeCaruhy-tlrs nec.nS ~ .reu,s
n,ss,s s1 Ia, III. LIN, ,Sar, sa @%
rlwarl. appoin,cd assignee ; bonds fixed
a, 5000. Several claims not proved up.
LocArIoSs.- George u. Sanford has To-
Gated two mining claims 10 10 known re-
,rectiyely as tho Pahute and Chieftain.
lie has also located . tunnel In the same
connection; which 10 n n ms nIIn
~, ~.
SINE GALLrS the accommodating bus
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18
A NEW BONANZA.
valuable Easssrs Fissurs-rhe 10.
seases and Adteinisg Misses.

Tho following article. written by a gen.
t!eman for a number Of years Identified
with California-street interests. will serve
to strengthen the faith Of those who DO.
lieve In . still grander future for the Com
stock than has resulted from past develop
ments:
The Joe Scates mine. at Virginia City,
Was located and recorded In June. 1860,
by John N. LinehAn. . thorough. prac-
Teal miner. minerAlogist and assayer.
The claim consisted Of 4.f69 feet. Extend
ing from the Senator ON the south In .
n~ortherly direction 10 the ravine south Of
the graveyard. The groupings along the
line were unusually prominent. In many
places showing . depth Of seven feet. with
proportionate width. The original incor-
porators OF the consolidated company were
Isaac n. Thorn. J. N. Linehan. J. W.
Trip. James Morgan and \. ID. Brastow.
Frior Ia the Incorporation Mr.. L.inehan
had devoted years Of toll, privation and
increasing perseverance 10 the thorough
prospecting and development OF the
claim. and at last HIS labors were
crowned with . success beyond his
most sanguine expectations. A ledge
was developed. with clearly defined walls.
producing ore Of fair quality, increasing
in richness "a they Progressed downward.
The ore resembled in appearance that Of
Consolidated Virginia and California.
yielding about equal proportions % gold
and silver. The articles Of incorporation
were fled In November. 1878. and . more
active plan of operations was inaugurated.
During the work Of the succeeding Winter
and Spring. the management became sats-
fied that they possessed property by far
too valuable and extensive To be operated by
one company. In August. 1876. the claim
Was Divided mp. aud seven interpretations
formed, A. follows. commencing at the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18
New Yerh srin.s~ ON she Roehiin


New York Grtmss~ ON she Roekiin
r,.~edv.
Me- va O.. 90 H.. rw...vs NJ
AA. oep.' i0'-.n
-. " r. c.
~, ..Is,.S.-. p..s,,n uorId
have been similsrIy dralt With n The mur.
dsrs had been committed by Frenchmen,
Germans. or Irishmen. There il In Cali
fornia . happy knack OF putting upon the
entire Mongolian race the sins OF individ-
ual Cinnamon. This Is convenient as Il
intensifys the popular hatred of the Chinese
and places In . strong light the moral
~ "e 'ep'ehu''
o. c..
u.,.,,n IT,. -. - ~, .,.s,
- -,.s -. ~s.s-m -.
'y ue "inu 'eerco 10 inc norm Aoou'
shutdown and the water nj Galveston be-
gan to recede. At 8 o'clock tho rain
ceased, the sand lifted. and Galveston was
visible from across the bay. Tho shipping
seemed to DO safe, and no evidences OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

The officers elected. and who continue
10 hold their positions. are: President.
J.. W. Trip Vice President. Isaac N.
Thornc: Secretary. Frank Meyer T; super
iniendent. ]. NJ. Linehan. Tho Trustees
are tho same In all tho companies. except
ing the joe Scaies. In which John Skinker
takes the place Of \. ID. Brastow. The
BoAri consists OF the following we'll
known gentlemen Isaac y. Thornc. j.
W. Trip. ]. NJ. Linshan, l.. @. White and
John skinker. The principal place Of
business IL at Room 10, No. 40s. Cal.
ifornia stecet. San Francisco. California.
On the second Of August Last tho pres
emit new and substantial steam hosting
works we're completed and put In oper-
alton. anil q contract made with Nathaniel
Frost for the sinking of q two-compart
ment shaft jointly for the Joe Seates and
Geo. Douglas companies. This shaft is
located on the dividing line Of the two
mines, and Is l9G feet east AMI 100 feet
south 10 the q. and G.. shaft. II Is already
down 200 feet. iGO feet of which passes
through ore 81 medium grade. and la some
places shows considerable richness. At
thi. point q station is being established,
and within q short time the work Of cross
cutting the ledge will he commenced.
The near relationship 20 this chain Of
mines tn the bonanza companies. lying on
the dip Of the ledge. less than 1000 feet
east Of the Ophir. California and Consol-
idatei Virginia. gives 10 the crosscutting
unusual interest.
The management of these companies has
been alike economical and judicious. and
reflects great credit upon the honesty. in
tegrity and sound business qualifications
Of the Trustees and Superintendent. Two
assessments only have been levied on the
Joe Scates. one % 90 cents per share and
one of 10 cents ; ami but one on the Doug.
las Of only 10 c,nts. Considering tho i'm
mense amount, Of work accomplished. and
the large property controlled. this showing
il NEST remarkable. The contractor Is
working two shifts Of men. and Is making
good progress. Very little water haz been
encountered, hut all necessary pumping
works will lie put In a. soon a. required.
The Sutro Tunnel will cut through the
NJ. Hood and Vancouver. furnishing per.
feet drainage. and IL Is therefore probable
thai the companies will never experience
the difficulties % water and heat that have
proved ~ expensive and difficult To con.
troll in other mines. The Superintendent
/. nov putting In q complete assay Office.
and making other important and perman-
ent improvements.
With such Developments ~ these In pro
| gress. who can doubt tho continued and
! growing prosperity Of tho Comstockr
Who that Is ~conversant with the facts.
does not feel and believe that mining In
| this section Is comparatively in Its in
fancyr Who doubts but that the stream
Of gold and silver from tho great Com
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18
Demanding IN. ma. ,.,.e.

Kelly. the well known Wholesale and re-
tail liquor dealer. on South c street. vir-
ginia. he who always drives fine stock. and
keeps nono but FLOODED animals In his sta
be, IL the meanc-t man in Virginia. He
Was down 10 Gold Ilili the other day with
hi. delivery wagon, and ON his return in-
yi,ed a couple Of innocent Gold Killers TO
ride with him. When he got them the
other side % the Divide he deliberately
stopped and collected I've bits fare from
each. II the Chief OF Police or tho bus
line proprietors do not get Aftar this wick
cd Kelly and arrest him for tins carrying
passengers and collecting faro without any
license. they will o be doing their plain
duty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18
no-cmRk,. GERMAN SYRUP

Can now be purchased right at home; II Is the
mo.s suece.-nl PREPARATION ever introduced to
-. r.o,l,. n works Ike q charm In ell cases
~ cop.umption, Pneumonia. lismouhsses.
alma. severe Coughs. Group and ell other
sr,nsost AMI Lung Diseases. No person hasevsr
,.eI this me ic ne witiou getting tmtn~ tiat-
relief. yet therc arsa great many ps-r. san .
s,th 1 suspieiou- cough. ard the nois- of eo.-
.ampiisn Coming from th-sr lungs. that viii
,ot iry IL. n yon die. u 10 your own fsnli. -
s.u can 20 Ia your druggist AMI ct . SIMPLE
i.,ftic tss 10 cents sId try "; thr-c doess ~ili
relieve an, care. Resuiar -ike 'niJ 10 es1''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

WILLIAM H,sKISs was arrested in Gold
uiii yesterday ON = charge 81 disturbing
the peace. lie pleaded guilty. before Judge
Cook and was seut tn Jail for twenty days.
Mary Rooney. srreste. for the same Of
fense, Was acquitted.
TnK case 90 0nicer Bill Davis. who Is
charged with b~fu,ally beating prisoners.
will be heard before Judgo Moses Al .
o'clock tomorrow.
TarHr will be a regular meeting Of the
Virginia Board Of Aldermen at the City
Hall at 7:3O this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

JUDGMENT ESrEnrp.-Judgo Field, OF
the Unitsd States supreme Court. whose
presence among US was noted BY the Nrws,
vent TO Carson yesterday to enter up judg-
ment in the cass % the Richmond against
the Eureka Consolidated. The case uas
tried in San Francisco by stipulation. and
Judgment hal TO b. entered Ia the case In
the State Of Nevada
FELoSy.- George y. Ford AMI J. N.
Quimbie were arrested in Virginia ysster-
day for making an arm~l assault uron
Colonel Weller. with threats 10 in-
timidAts. This. under the statutes Of Ne
vsda. 10 . felony. The case came up for
trial at 2 O'Clock to-day. but II 10 too
late for the NKws to publish the result.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

rive to-day at Chateau do Dou, in The
Province Of Namur. Belgium. on Q visit 70
Due do fernan Nunest. He will remain
there under the pretext Of hunting.
The Daily Mrs Paris correspondent
says his coming 90 near the French FROM
tier during tho electoral period occasions
remark. There are some who think he 10
dreaming Of the iaurels Of strasbourg and
Boulogne.
The situssien ia France.
PARIS, Sept. 1s.-M. Grevy has written
. letter declaring the statement that
he refused the Republican leadership .
calumny.
Tho trial Of Gsmbs.ta on appeal Is fixed
for Saturday.
The Duko De CAFES at Lobourne. on
Sunday. made an important speech. EVIL
IDENTIFY intended q Q contradiction Of the
reports that the Cabinet would endsavor
70 distract attention from home Affairs By
an aggressive foreign policy. He said
"I can afirm that there 10 not . single
Power which doubts the sincerity OF the
Presidents pacific sentiments. which are
shared Ivy tho whole Of France. All the
Powers arc aware that the Government
would refuse with the utmost energy to
associate itself with . propaganda. from
whstsver quarter u might come. which
might be q source Of trouble or danger TO
our neighbors."
The Yamine In Indis.
LONDON. Sept. is.-An Official telegram
from the vicsroy Of India reports favor.
ably concerning most Of the districts OF
Bengal. Madras. Mysore. the Central
provinces. and particularly Bombay.
where there has been . favorable rain.
Almost everywhere tho Autumn crops
have revived. and most OF them arc saved.
The Winter crops arc progressing. Prices.
however. continue very high. and the dis
tress among the poor ID severe. The pros
poets In Gwalis are bad. There has been
no rain. and In the Northeastern provinces
the rain has leen insufficient.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18
HspRcIAL ATTENTION mRRF.

Notice the "stAr Remedies" DR.. Van
Dykes "Ant.biiious Cure Ia preferred TO all
other I, sptptie medicines. First, Il dses not
grip~. Recond, 70 does not nauseats. Third.
ID IL pl~asant 20 taste and snell.
"Troat OIL Ointment " 10 prepared from Lats
Tahos Trout, and IL the beet Liniment IN the
world for khtumaiism, Neurs.pa and sprains.
DO a. your drugsirt. get q sample bottle OF
each, Tres Of charge. Trout Oil. 90 cents p.r
bottle Anti.biiious Cure. one dollar. auis iy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18
District Court.

The following business was transacted
in the District Court to-day, Rising. Judge :
Van Gorder VI. u. 4. Leete-0rdcr to
confirm account continued for hearing
until Saturday next.
]. s~ulinberger. John Doe Wellington
and j. ID. Mcdonald Arraigncd and
pleaded not guilty. Trials continued for
the term and defendants remanded into
custody.
Samuel Colnon vs.. John McCansland-
Cause ON trial. Following IL the Jury :
Charlie. woodworth. \. u. Segur, John
welch, r. @. Libby. George W. Rogers.
Aler. MAX. A. u. Thompson. William
Mccall, W. II. Blakcly. John Fcnton, w.
n. GRAY and A. j. Mcdonald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18
FINE THING foR rng TEETH

nsnn, sosoDoxr is . composition Of
III. pss-.t and choicest ingredients Of the
o,,.p,.,y rcsabie kingsiom. Ever lnsrsdisht
n veil ino~u IN have q heaeneisi enset on the
te~tn and guns. its emheimlns OF snn.sppus
IN, iaxury. sOZODONr removes al elsa
s,.s.hls sdors from the br sth caused by &c
..,rn. Raj teeth. e,e. IL 10 entirely fre. RON
,hs injurious and aerid propsrties 81 ,oo'n
,s.tes and powders. which de-irsy the ehs"ae'.
In. hottls lasts all months.