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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-19
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-19

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digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss
Of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shlloh'S
Vitallzer Is positive cure.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-19
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

DURING the absence OF the military
guard from the barracks at Jaurez
Mexico. on the eth. TO attend a bull
fight. the convict soldiers revoltcd and
killed the sergeant Of the guard. . cor
poral and one private. and. 70 the mum.
Der Of eighteen. made their escape.
Three OF the fugitivcs were oyertaken
and killed. while four others were re-
captured and shot at sunrise the next
morning.
RAP. CATER. Minister from Hawaii
to the United States. left Washington.
on tho sth. for san Fra 70 consult
with King kalakaua On the subject u
the relations between the two coun-
tries. lie expressed the belief that the
story sent East from san Francisco to
the effect that the King Is here on a
mission Of annexation Is an absurd in
yention Of a space-writing correspon-
dent
IL answer TO a question concerning
his reported failure, put to him. on the
sth. by a reporter. Mr.. vanamaker said:
II know nothing Off,
The Influenza has reappcared at To-
kio. Japan. bit the cholera is fast dis
appearing
SECRETARY TRACY has directed the
Petrol 70 visit Barbadves. Port OF Spain.
san Lucia. San Juan. Porto Rico, Cape
baytien and Port-au-Prlncc. and to be
AZ the last-named place BY the a5th.
HExEy LENDER played cards with
Henry Marks in New York City and lost
about So lie gained entrance to
Marks room and endeavorcd TO steal
the money. was discovered and took
flight Officer Tonery vent TO arrest
Lender. who resisted. and in the strug-
gle Tonery fell down stairs and broke
his leg. Lender was finally captured
and locked up on charge Of burglary.
NAPOLEON McDAxIELs, the escaped
Cotton Belt train robber. is rcputed TO
have threatened the lives OF the sheriff
Of Bowie County. Tex. and all who
were instrumental in his arrest and con
v~iction. and while he remains at large
there are many uneasy heads.
REroETs received on the Sth indi-
Gated y threatening condition OF affairs
among the blanket or unc.viIized
C~heyennes. A~rapahoes. and C~omanches
- AhAAaH itIEibVtg Just Ntst VI the
Oklahoma border. They have star ted
the ghost dance" and are assuming a
MANAGING ~dcmeanor.
AsAIroE on board the brazilian man
of-war Aquidban. az anchor in New
York harbor, was brutally cut down
with a cutlass in the hands OF a petty
officer, on the sth. because he com
rlained Of the cold whcn ordered 10 man
Z boat 70 20 70 shore.
LouIS y. SASnoEy. a member cf tho
Methodist church. and always consid-
cred an exemplary young man. has left
Saginaw City. Mich. having realized
en- forged paper during che past nincty
days " the ~cxtcntuf $50. 900. Previous
70 his departure no made an assignment
% his mother. His LA billties are csti-
mated AZ over 100000.
THE train for Bethlehem on the
Reading railroad was thrown from tho
track just after leaving Grccn Mount
Pa. o. the sth. and run about a hum
drci feet over the ties. stopping az the
very brink o. The trcstlc over Winro
Hooking creek. fifty feet high. None Of
the passengers were injured. "A stitch
had been tempered with. and this
caused tic dcrailmcaL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19
LATE NEWS ITEMS

IN the Senate. on the l2th.a ~resolation
xas passed providing that. beginning
on tho 18th. the senate meet az ten
and that the morning hour ron
|clude al eleven o'clock. Mr.. Dosph's
resolution requiring the committee on
privileges and elections 10 inquire
whether the right OF suffrage Is denied
Dr. abridged in any State. was debated
1t length but went over without action.
Mr. Blodgett and Mr.. Valtham spoke
in opposition 10 the Election bill-.....1 In
the House a number Of private relief
bills we're passed
OEEiS T. Br~YoS. a Newark N. -
|rcal-cstate dealer and promoter. has be-
gun suit against the Wilkinson G addid
Company OF that city. TO recover the
sum OF 600. 900. which he alleges Il due
TO him as a commission for efecting
the sale OF the defendants. wholesale
grocery business 70 an English synds-
cate for 81. 800. O00
TIE ~coroner's jury laid the blame for
the railway accident at Minneapolis.
Mimi. on the 10th. resulting in the
Heath OF MI. and Mrs r. ID Todd. Or
Sioux City. Ia. AID their daughter.
Mrs {. T. Slayton. OF Minneapolis. on
the engineer OF the Omaha train. Who
admitted that he was. running contrary
70 rules.
IHr large surf-boat vandcrkoor. OF
the McWilliams Bros line. sunk AZ the
Richard Dry-Dock al tho foot or Wash
ington street. Jersey City. on the 18th
James Farrell. the steward. and Geo
Drum. the fireman. are both missing
and il i supposed they weEt down with
the boat
DrEiNc a terrific wind-storm. on the
i2th. sparks from a locomotive blew
into the Nort.I Dakota elevator in FL
liot n. ID. and the structure Ma de-
.troycd. together with 10. 600 bushels u
wheat.
Tn BOARD ~ Guardians of NeStrori
have unanimously adopted resolutions
snlogizing Chief Secretary Balfour. for
the energetic measures taken BIZ him
20 prevent famine in Western Ireland.
ImE Treasury Department Aas d.
rected the collector Of customs at
Gloucester. Mass. % admit free of daty
fish caught in the waters Of NeMfOund-
and ny fishing vessels Of Gloucester.
THE priests OF the Parliamentary
divisions Of East Limerick and North
Cork are actively interesting them
selves In the work 81 organizing public
opinion against Mr.. parnrll.
HENRY e. NoDIi- Of Columbus. o.. !
% marked ability. and a brother
Secretary 81 the Interior John ".
Noble, died suddenly. on the l2th. of
heart disease.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

Mr. psrn~tI.
DUBLIN. Dec i2-The struggle for
possession Of United ireland assumed !
new phase yesterday morning and again
Mr. Parnell j. In possession OF the
Offices Of the company. When the op
r0nents u Mr. Parneli. who succeeded
Wednesday night in forcing an
into the Office and in destroying all tho
leaders prepared BY Mr. Lcamy. who
wa. appointed Wednesday 10 succeed
Mr.. Bodkin. who was acting editor dur.
ing the absence Of MIR. VIM. O-Bricn.
took their departure. they left .
guard in possession with orders 70 re-
sist any attempt - Mr.. Parncli or his
fricndst 10 enter the buildings. Yesterday
mor~inr Ir Parnell proceeded TO tho
cacs. md with the assistance OF 4
crowd ~ supporters. forced open Tho
doors ind took possession The police
witnessed the affair. but lid not intcr-
ferc ID any Way After Ne hal succeed
~ IN rrapturing the ciilce. Mr rarneIl
went 10 a window and addressed the
c~ywd outside.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

f.nNnn~. Dcc.i1-The executive 81 the
Lihcral-I nioni~t Association havn IT,
sued a manifesto declaring that under
I'4sncli y NaFionali~fS we're always an
uatrustworthY body, upon who<c pledges
NJ reliance could lc placed; and no dis.
slnc'lon can D. made between Mr.. Far
nells present aahArrnts and the major
ity dcro.ing him. The latter formerly
ccnicned his d~elinqnencicS. and nov
sacrifice him only a. means Of cxlor.ing
fresh terms from The Liberal allies
Neither the Parnellitcs nor any other
iss~h rarty would ever accept homo
fu.~ Without a mcntal rcs,r sa..vn-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19
THAT COUNT
The Irish Parliamentary FUND As<ocisf
Declares Against Psrnell - = Da~am.
signed by the MEMBER ~ The ~ tnti
Committee.

Inc Irish Parliamentary Eum0 As<ociaf
Declares Against Parnell ~ : Da~am-|
signed by the Members ~ tbe ~ euti
Committee.
NV YORK. Dec. l3.-The Irish III
liamentary Fund Association issued
document last night. declaring again
Parnell. The paper is signed by I
members of the executive ccmmiite
including the bast-known and wcaltl
est Irishmcn Of New York The stat
mcnt j. the result OF the meeting bel
Thursday night and Is as follows:
y Parliamentary Fund Association
deeply grityrd over the unfortunate "a
aitiun into which the PARLIAMENTARY faf
plunged ~ recent and Occurring tts
which threaten disaster to the hopes
Plan ~ ircland'~ friends Throughout
World. While not seeking ~ dictate toi
people ~ Ireland what policy shah ~ M
sued IN the Interest ~ a cause W. all In
sacred. We feel n a duty ~ conscience IN
that Irrlaud'~ political life ~hou
not h. Imprriicd By personal ini'
eft or factional strife. Deeply g~ratefnl
the services ~ Mr.. i'arncli and r~trogn.xN
hi- wonderful achievements in her hrla
w. can not calmly consent to have am M
h. been purchased for Ireland AZ such "a
and sacrifice. shattered nndlo>t IN an hour
passion. While il pains a. ~ take a -ta]
against him whom We nave heretofore a
ognized a. Ireland'- leader. We unhs~t
lngly assert the cause of home ruir. whA
ht- been from the first the reason If thre
l-t*nce % n Parliamentary party n
~ A association. H. superior
any man or ~et 81 men. We Thor
fDre indur~r III. position taken u.s. &
visit nx Parliamentary Delegates ami un
With them In asking Nr. ranrllto reroru
the vi Al ~ the majority and ~ a rrr~M
sacrifice save his country from BE- M <
into a civil strife which gives comfort tn ~
lands hereditary enemies JiSliearten-
frirnds. a~lienatsS her allies and must rs-
IN the total destruction ~ all that has ie|
gained by our race since the present q N-t|
TINT movement Logan.
~l~igncd.l ErcE>E NELLY.
Jos. y. D'pp>oHfE,
wM. r. GRACE.
and others.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19
ErcE>E NELLY.
Jos. ,. O'Du>oHt y.
wM. Y. GRACE.
md others.
b. ste.mrr .my 81 na.on Iseasr ~anl

The Steamer sny ~ ssaton 1sourr ~nni
NEw ORLEANS, Dec ia tclcphon|
message to the s-Dcmocrat repor|
that the Anchor Line steamer CITY 4
Baton Rouge. from st Louis for NeI
Orleans. with a full cargo Of WcsteF|
produce. sank at 3 D m. near IIermitag|
landing. The boat and cargo are a q
tai loss.
The accident occurred while MAXIM
q landing AZ Hermitage. a mi va|
struck. believed 10 be the same one .ha|
caused the loss Of the Paris G. lirowni1
isso- When the boat struck. the hcI
chains seemed to give way. the hull ri
gan 70 sink rapidly. soon broke In ~
and disappeared. Two unknown decI
passengers were drowned. II i pos|
hle that six or eight passengers takr7
on board on tie way down were lo'h|
but this i not authentic. The ssrl|
was valued al Ss5. 600. and the cargo \
SlOO. 600.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

DUBLIN. Dec. fa.-The National cent
mittce 81 the Mccarthy wing of 'he|
Irish party have secured Offices N
Lower Sackvillc street AZ A prchm1
mary meeting yesterday humorous f|
quests for membership were received
A. well A. letters from clcrgymen ana|
others expressing a readiness X -ur|
scribe 70 the funds Of the organi4aiagn|
and 70 the expenses Of the new parcel
Tho title Of the paper will bc XVI
Suppressed United Ireland" The Nfs|
issue will appear Monday. The ur'D
will be a half-ncnnv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

Soon after his arrival in Dublin. on
the 10th. Mr.. Parnell. accompanied by
the sheriff and a POSSE Of deputies. pro-
ccedcd TO the Office Of United ireland.
81 which Mr. William OBricn Il
the editor. and took forcible pos
session " the premises after a stub
born fight with Mr.. Boikin. cditor-in-
chief during Mr. OIirien's absencc in
America. The entire edition ~ the
paper, just ready for issuing. and con-
tanning bitter attacks on Parncll. was
destroyed. Mr.. rarncll j. principal
owner 81 the paper. which was being
"scd against him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

AFTER a large amount OF money has
been spent in building natural gas pipe
lines 20 Columbus. Dayton. Springfield.
Troy. Sidney, Piqua and other manu-
facturing centers in Central Ohio. the
81 factories in sll these cities
have been notified that the natural gas
companies al no longer supply them
with gas and Will only fulfill private
contracts " j. feared the supply will
lc inadequate ever for private con-
sumcrs-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

THE priests on Achill Island have ap-
pealed 70 Chief Secretary Balfour TO az
sist four hundred families there who
are in actua. distress because Of the
failure 81 the potato crop. These I'M
fortunate people have been reduced to
the necessity Of eating diseased pota-
toes in order 70 avoid death By starva-
finn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

SEVENTEEN Sioux ghost dancers. in
GLIDING one Sioux chief. passed through
Mason City. la. on the 9Th. en- route
for Fort Smelling, MINI. to which place
they were being taken hy a detachment
OF United States troops They had
been captured while on their way from
the Pine Ridge Agency 70 that Of Lower
Brule-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

IL the Court cf Sessions 1t Syracuse.
y. T.. sentence . on the 10th. sus-
pended during good behavior on Eve
men who were employees OF the New
York Central road at Dewitt during the
recent strike. They were indicted for
conspiracy. and II was intended to make
an example Of them. but they concluded
70 plead guilty and avoid the dangers OF
. trial
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

A SPECIAL train, carrying the Wander
bilt party from Buffalo. y. y. to Chi
cago. made %. miles. over the Canadian
division Of the Michigan Central. in
four hours actual running time. some
times reaching 4 speed Of s~eventy-three
miles an hour.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

The London Standard says Of the
American Copyright bill that II hopes
the measure will become : law. but it
also hopes that not many years shall
have passed before IL Is amended
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

THE needy residents Of Western Kan
. will be taken care Of BY the people
Of that State this year without outside
aid The railroads Of tho STATE will
transport all relief stores free.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

Mrs CoE~ErIA " F. MILLER. who
was charged with receiving the sum Of
S1S2, 600 alleged to have been embezzled
by the firm Of J. ii. Field 4 Cc.of Lon
don. and whose extradition was sought
BY the British Consul. was discharged.
on the sth. By United States Commits
sloner Shields. Of New York
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

THE English syndicate which recently
purchased the celebrated Elkhorn mine
in Idaho has purchased the Iron Mask
mine near Red Cliff. Col. for $500, 0c0
The new owners expect TO get an out
put OF $50. 900 per week from the mine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

THE North German Gazette prints q
statement made BY a prominent Ger
man official with regard to the customs
tariff Of lsse. From this statement IL
appears that q reduction Of the corn
duty to three marks per hundred pounds
will probably be effected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

STEAMERS to convey troops to MOAN
bique have been chartered by the Port
uguese Government Four hundred stu
dents Of the Lisbon. Oporto and Coimbra
universities have already enlisted for the
expedition
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

THE students at the Baltimore md
University Hospital guyed Radford T.
Chapman. a superstitious colored pa
tient, about ~dissecring him until he be-
came 80 frenzied that he tried 70 jump
out Of the window. lie is now a lunatic-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

LorIs HyAMs. city recorder OF Salt
Lake City. elected last February. is a
defaulter in the sum OF 81. -s4 Friends
have made the amount good. and the
City Council has accepted his resigna-
ton
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

ISRAEL KrNBAtI- for t~wenty-cigLs
years a clerk in the Internal Revenue
Bureau Of the Treasury Department.
died in Washington. on the 18th, aged
se~venty-nine yearS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

Ar = meeting OF the Town Council Of
the city Of Edinburgh, Scotland on tho
10th. IL was ordered that the name Of
Charles Stewart Parnell be erased from
the roll OF burgesse<
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19
STATE INTELLIGENCE


The following isali~s Of the primes
pal cities 81 Indiana. ~ith their poprla-
ticr ~ thc last census. % far as heard
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

THE London Board OF Trade returns.
issued on the 9th. show that during the
month Of November the imports de-
creased "a. $50. 600. and the exports de-
creased 81. $40. 900 as compared with
those Of the corresponding month Of
last year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

The O1CoRNAS-MAnoS. member OF the
House OF Commons for Carlow. ireland.
esghty-threc years old and in feeble
health. who presented Mr.. Parnell to
Mrs Ofshea, recently expressed . de-
sire TO challenge Mr. Parnell 10 a duel.
and IL is believed he would have done
90 had il not been for the remonstrances
OF his physician
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-23
THE INTERIOR OF THE CAR.

;erve as ballast, and which will prevent the
congelation of the supply of chemicals.
The dead weight to be carried is made up
as follows: Five men and their baggage,
provisions (for dogs and men for 80 days),
dogs. arms and utensils, instruments for OBJ
servation, balloon and auxiliary balloons,
net, safety valve and rings. basket, canoe,
sledge, ropes, motor, ETC., guide ropes, bal
last (alcohol and water).
Above the decked basket there will be
bridge to which passengers can ascend by
means of a rope ladder, thus giving them
free passage to all parts of the machine. One
illustration shows the appearance of this
bridge and the curious mass of cordage by
which it is connected TO the balloon and the
basket. Another illustration is a view of
the basket itself, with its passengers and
their apparatus.
THE HYDROGEN TO BE MADE.
The explorers will leave some port in
France, accompanied by two steam
vessels, the fitting out of which
will constitute the principal expense
of fitting out the expedition. These
two vessels are made necessary by the space
taken by the apparatus for the proper pro-
duction of pure hydrogen, which the new
explorers wish to obtain by the military
process employed at Chalals- Mendon, in spite
of the fact that its cost is heavy. bringing up
the price from 95c. to If zoe. per cubic
metre. 5&s,
The departure will take place some time
toward the end of next May in order to ar
rive in Spitzbergen in July. There the
state OF the weather will decide the next
move of the voyagers. Ifit is unsatisfactory
they will await for favorable winds
that is to say, winds from the south.
They are of the opinion that they can hold
such a breeze at least from eight to ten
days, and do not believe that their Journey
across can possibly take them more than
four days.
WHEN THEY WILL LAND.
On reaching land again they will find
themselves either in North America or in
Northern Asia, and in case of need they
will prolong their voyage, particularly if
the nature of the ground is not favorable.
The duration of the journey, including the
return, is expected to be about six months
The expense will be in the neighborhood of
$50, ,000f, of which go, ,000f. will go for the
building of the Sivel and 500, ,000f. for
means of transport, the imitation of the
balloon and the purchase of scientific ap-
paratus. This expense will be met from the
personal resources of M. Hermite and the
contributions of certain English capitalists
who are desirous that their nation shall
participate in the enterprise.
The extreme care in the construction of
the balloon and the preliminary expert
ments which they wish to make for the pur-
pose of determining the length OF a voyage
which can be made in a balloon without
landing will prevent the departure of the
explorers before May, 1892. 1t must be ad-
nitted that all details of the expedition
have been studied out with much care. Its
boldness, at ali events, does honor to the ma
tion to which the explorers belong.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-23
THE KIPLING BOOM.
London Girls Buy Rudyard's Photograph
and All Read His Books.

London Girls Buy Rudyards Photograph
and All Read His Books.
Literary London, or the London that
would like to be literary, must have hero,
and it chooses its hero, never indeed wisely,
but sometimes extremely we'll. There was
time when people talked of Rider Hag-
gard. That was rather an unfortunate
choice, and they have repented. Now that
contrition has come, it seems curious to
think that the Intellectual people ever could
have really stood long to watch the transfor-
nations of the pyrotechnic "She." But
they did; they have taste for fireworks.
It is as we'll to acknowledge the fact be-
fore they forget it. What they care for now
is much more to their credit. Real life in
the India Of to-day is at all events more
wholesome to contemplate than impossible
life in Kor of I know not precisely how
many centuries ago. TO admire Rudyard
Kipling is just now so much the fashion
that should be sorry to praise anyoae' 5
judgment on the strength OF so just an
admiration. To be quite frank, one sees
"Plain Tales From the Hills" on tables
which are not discriminating. The young
women who ask where they can get
Rudyard Kipling's portrait (observe, in
passing, that he is never spoken Of without
his Christian name) are not always the
young woman who wears spectacles and
cultlvates opinions.
One cannot safely speculate on the future
OF so young a writer. who has already SO
brilliant a past. It is to be hoped that a
merited Success will not have too disastrous
result. Everybody Except Walter Pater)
writes too much, and there is no doubt that
Rudyard Kipling will write too much. But
have strong hopes that his course-which
we are watching with so much interest
will be an upward and not downward