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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09
The Crops in the West.

MADISON, WIS.,. Nov 9,-Tae continued
rainfall for the lsss two days has bad good
effect On wheat in che State. Win the *.
ception OF aligas rsias tho d.oagbt has been
uabroken since che ;ime Of seeding.
ST.. PAUL, Mum Nov. 9.-Rsports fscm
northern Minneaots and North DAkota in.
dcate thas hOavy and very general rain
has been falling since yesterday morning
The ground is in excellent condition, pres.
aging great crop in 1892
KANSAS CITY, No, Nov. 9-As result
of reosar rains throughout Kansas the
wheat crop is IN good coudItioo. Ths
acreage OF fsil wheat Wi be by FAR the
greatest in thu his-ory Of the State
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Nov. 9 The severe
drought chat has prevailed in Indiana for
several months has been partially relieved
by the showers Of toe pssC few days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09
Fires and Loss of Life.

D&NvER, COL, Nov. 9.-Toe Mansiont
livery stables were slmost comp etejy de
stroyed by fire at 4 O'clock this morning
-Four men. possibly Ave. rooming Ia tne up
par portion oftbe building we're suffocated
sod bs,wea 20 and 80 horses mat death II
5he asrus wa5. A portion OF tbs building
YER tho stables was occupied by rocmars
Wnsn shs police snd fee department srriv'
ed j numosr IF 9ersons ware hanging cut o.
ghA wind ows, aa7iog been Amos. sutficsi Cd
OF fhs vo'ums Of amoke inside.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. "a FIRE broke
oas t5is morniog Ia O1osr O4ken'd pcturs
;7ame manufAo.0Ty q. 1874 west Second
dtrsst Il spread with such rapidly that
ooe Of the smoioye ss, named Mye Ia sup
possd to have been caught In the cellar
and burned to death. Another man named
Iubsucy, working In ths cellar with Myers.
escaped During the progress of the fire 8
adder put up BY the 6remeo foil and Instant
~ killed fireman Rockiage of The Gifts; Ed
ward Anderson of the seme company was
fatally Injured. JOS Conway and Beebe oil
;hs Same company were slightly injured IS
was Glan Csprain Hurley of another CON-
pany. Tee fire Is Ia dangerous locality
and the whole fire department was called
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09
PROGRESS in Electricity.

Consul Masuu, =. Fsanstorl, Germany, liz
renoft to Tho Department of St.te upon
the Frankforr Eectricai Exposition, Whioh
closed Oct. 18Th LAST, oms up the lisa Of ex-
hibits which have been oonsidered faramos
IN in portence and have doua most 70 mako
the zpositIon memorable, as folio#s:
Firss-Lona-iis anGe transni5son of aisc.
| triosi easrey. This was sccomp!!shed by
oounecuug dynsmos Of Isfge caosciiy oper.
ated by werer-po9sr et LaptAn. on the
Nerkor, With motors snd igatirg apparatus
at Frankfort. los miles sisnr. l. is known
in general way that from 225 10 25O.hoEse
power generated ct Lauffea It's 10 2OO.norse
poyer has been available at the expedition.
Eyea admitting 6 ios5 OF 25 pr cent. of
energy through defective insulation and
waste of t:nn flfnasion, tbs Industrial
yalus Of long distance transmission would
seem 60 hs fully dera cuetrated, end this
alone ia sufficien5 &c make ths exposition or
memorsbie sweat 10 electrical progress.
Second il order olimportauca !5 DeW dyn-
smo Invented By Nnrsmnnrg firm, whlcn
renders possible an eD.ifsjy new System of
current -tribntion-mafkiEg Lie mo5c icl-
ror:ant aGvanca lie this d'tenii0D siacs he
Munich Exn,bilion il 1883 Ccoti3u1Gs
and alternating currents On be t1keB
from the macDiDa et the se6lo Ilms.
enormously Increasing the usefulness OF
hs dynamo which opens . new chapter
In che generation su1 use IF electricity as
motive powef Ne1e on tie liz III import
suce 10 the superb display OF reftciofs or
search lights Of On intensity az duraoi'iiy
In working NOT hitherto atlelned, and after
that mag be placed .he variety Of portable
electric plants. II ths d>psrtraent of eiec
to chemistry, instronents OF precision for
scientific uss, in mining and pumping ma
chinery and in tbs wcndarf0l production of
scenic effects by electric light, as ahowu in
the theatre, tbs exposition has covered
grouDd untouched betoro. a subsidiary but
highly interesting department hsa bsen that
OF steam generators and motors. and it is
Couo.iui Whether so complete collection
OF oerfect types bas eysr before oesn Assem-
bled nader one roof
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

GIBRALTAR, Nv. 9 -The dispute be-
tsasn the FTsoch gcyesement and the Sal
tan Of Morocco regarding the owaship o!
the ossis of Touat does net seem to bs ap-
pfoeobiDg q solution. sud il France remains
ssaadfasa 10 her de;erminatiaD to teke pos
ssasi,n Of Toast thet. ID NJ doubt that
ss:iCu9 trouble will follow.
LONDON. N ~ 9.-The usual parade sud
other Ceremonies attendant upon the iasu-
gnra;icn Of ths Lord Msyor.eecs, Dsgid
Evaus, $50 F., made L ,ndon sssume q holiday
aspect to-day. Rsin, however, ioterfered
considerably With the festivities.
BERLIN. Nov. 9.-The Sommerfelds, faith
or and soy, both members OF the firm OF
Freidlandes and Sommerfs!d, the BANKERS
of this oit9, who failed on Saturday last and
who sfter the close Of the days business,
cpaned vsins In their arms and hen shot
themselves iG TIE hsad with r6volvere, have
both succeeded in their attempts to escape
he Consequences OF their financial embar
| assment. Az announoed, both father and son,
we're conveyed TO the hospital, where Felix,
(he eon. died shortly afcer bis admission.
To-day Sigmond, tbe fe.her, also died.
LONDON, Nov 9-To-dsy ia the 6!.ieth
anniversary OF tie birth OF His B ysl High
ness. the Pfiooa OF Wales, he hsviog been
bora al Buckingham Palace Oh November
8 1871. Tas occasion Is being celebrated
IL qEss manner ~ SandriushRm, in Nor
tolEehire. a lsrge number OF oongratuatosy
iAsiels and seie9 ANA have been received by
Zig Eighnesa, and maby presents have been
f9rTsrGed 10 him from Vsrious parts OF
Gseat Brlsin end the Continent.
DUBLIN, NV. 9-Ihs Irish question ae-
. funsd Bew pbssa to-day. The people
Undertook to decide the question between
themselves and the result was most desper-
sre snd bloody fight. FIVE peFsons are cup
posed to be fatally injured and hundred
more or Iess hurt. The trouble grew out of
g dispute between two families al t, the
possession Of y certain pieco OF property.
CALCUTTA, Nov. 9.-On Monday last cylone
passed over the Andsman Islands, situated in the
Bay OF Bengal. The islands form British con-
Wet settlement to which East Indian crimi-als
arc transported, and tho steamer Enterprise be-
longing to the Indian government aud used to
convey prisoners to the island3 and for other pur
posss, WAS alone of tho ports when the cyclone
set in. The vessel faundered, and Of hor OF
80 men only 6 were saved The o:her II either
went down with tho steamer or we're drowned
while attempting to reach the shore
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09
TELEGRAPHIC 8REVITIEs.

Toe 6routh which hiss prevailed through.
out centyai illinois since June last has been
broken by heavG rsios.
The grain shipments from Baltimore this
winter, il is said, will exceed those of any
previous season Ia the history OF the port.
Yesterday the dead body OF Frank An.
dersoa was fund on the street, in Pontiac
Mich. The ground in the vicinity bears evi.
denoe of terrible struggle. There is no
clue to the mystery.
The body OF man has been found on me
Chicago & Northwestern tracks near On!ca
go. 1t was at first thought the man had
been struck by train and killed, but the
police believe he was murdered
The great coal pile on the Northwestern
fuel company docks at Duluth. Minp. is
still on fire, ..although water has been pour
ing into tbs burning mass at the rate OF 1900
gallons misutes since last Friday.
The Loomis divorce case, which has been
on trial at Leavsnworth. Kas.. has been
concluded, the Judge refusing TO grans the
plaintiff, Mrs. Lot.is LOOMS, a divorce from
Edgar Loomis, but allowing her 5000 all
mony.
A collision occurred yesterday in the
yards OF the Great Northern railroad in ST..
Cloud. MIMI, between the shop trsip, hsv.
ing nearly 200 men on board, s2d freight
train which was just pulling iuto the yards.
Several were hurt.
In the presence of Cardinal Gibbons. Of
nearly all the pastors of the archdiocese of
Baltimore and OF an immsnea congregation,
Right Rev. DR.. Obappele celebrated solemn
pont!6cal mass to-day 10 honor ofthe golden
jubilee of 81. Vlncent's church 10 that city.
Right Rev. DR.. Kane preached the sermon.
Deputy Sheriff Plummer entered John OCon-
nor's place in Portland, Me-. yesterday looking
for contraband liquor. O'Connor was in the act
of escaping through skylight when the sheriff
caught him by the foot. 1he boo: came eff and
OConnor rolled down the roof and fell to the
ground. Some friends got him cut OF the way
before the sheriff could reach him. His back is
said to have been broken.
4 hunter and trsoper. named David Allen, re-
siding in the Magnolia Wan district, Ont, star, led
ont to examine his traps about month sgo and
never returned. Yesterday his dead body was
found in bear trap. The trap had closed upon
his wrist, and he had slowly died of starvation
Walter Locke, who is half witted, killed his
father, an idiot, with an axe about three miles
northwest OF Ozark, No, this morning. When
seen in Jail he said he killed his father because
he called him Bud"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09

S1NCE THE elec5iou Mr.. Jooes, the proiri-
otor of ooe OF the largest iron works IN
Psnnsylysnis, ard ex-chsirnsan OF the Co.
tiopal republican committee, has reduced
the wages of his employees. As all those
employees voted the republican tickes' al
Mr.. Joness ccmmepd, last Tuesday, Inc
sympathy they rocsve is not as grea' az IL
would otherwise os. Il may 80 we'll "os De
forgotten that before ihe else 'hs' were
told by Republican writer's and 81; ,Sers that
the protective tariff oonfers Its chief DEMENT'S
NOON the labor employed in the protected
industries. That tariff aas grea,ly increased
the pref IS Of Mr.. Jooes, wha has reduced
tbs wages OF che labor bs employs at the
commencement of winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09

CRIsPI ATTACKS THE PoPs.-The Pari:
Le Matin pfin.e lesteg from siguor C;!sp
to NJ. Ds5narete, OF the Pass bar, in which
after ssying ths5 tie Pops lis consumed
Eith embition snd would sell his coal 10 re.
gain tempcrsi power for the pecscy," Sig
nor Crispi expresses approval of ;hs neutral.
!zing OF Alssoe-Lor.siae on the condition
that France Din the Triple Alliance. Alsace
!haD, he gays, will Do "bu fsttn between
Fraoce AID Germany. The Alliance Agrse-
nent, he adds. contains no word s2einst
France. lie concludes By appealing to ali
nen 10 unite 20 preserve EaEcpe from the
saourge of Rar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09

An OLD reader, one who is known
and highly esteemed throughout the limits
OF the State, and who would have her high
eat honers bestowed upon him If be would
accept them, ia note renewing mis- sub
scriptiou, sayse II continue TO read the
GAZETTE vita uadtmin.shsd satisfaction.
1t more nes5iY represents Confederate sonti-
mens than an; other paper in the sOu;h, end
am particularly gratifed at its never letting
O point DO made or rush of gush % al
tempted without exposure. l wish 1t al
other century Of usefulness" Ia this Gaze,
certainly. "praise fum Sir Hubert 10 praise
indeed.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09
WIFE AND MISTRESS IN ONE HOUSE,

WIFE ARD MISTRESS IN ONE HOUSE.
Saturday, night 10 Denver, Col. Samuel
Sailing was saot and killed By his mistress,
Lucy SBarthcu. The Swar:hon woman Vas
froG, Illinois, where shs hss husband Saa
aud Stsiiing bad nesc intimate and whey
he moved to Dsnyer With his family she
followed then. S;sliing's Rifs and Children
iiyed in the front ,ooms of the house, whera
he was shot, while hs and his mistress lived
in the rear. The SWarthou woman shot him
in FL 0; rage, as she lad of.en threatened
to 90,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09

To SHOW the exalted plane upon which
the present republican administration is
conducted, 1t il ouly necessary to say thst
CAbInet minister, the immortal Ruak, the
fsrmers' "fanous friend" ssys high tariff
should be mposed upon hides 90 punish the
Massachusetts shosmskers for voting the
denocratic ticket last Tuesday. Such q tax
would, Of course, Increase tbs price OF the
farmers shoes, ard s!so Increase immensely
the profits Of Mr. A;mcr, and ths other
butchers who slaughter cattle by the ;heu
sands. BE-. gnaf7 the pooT fsrmsrs' benefit
would come Ia neither Mr.. Rusk nor any
body else osn tell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09

Co4xED THE BRIDE oFF-Martin B. Waller, s
son of Ex-Governor Waller, of Connecticut, has
been nsmsd as correspondent in suit for sbso.
Lutte divorce which William II. Platt, retired
engineer of the United States Navy, has brough
against Minnie T. Plstt Mrs. att is the daughter
OF James a. Fisher, real estate dealer in Brook
lyn, and she uas married six years ago. She is
now % years old and her husband is more thsn
twenty years her senior. About year ago Mrs.
Platt met young Waller Last May husband and
wife agreed 10 live apart on account of domestic
unhsppiness Later Mr.. Platt discovered that
yoang Waller aud Mrs. Platt registered at various
hotels SIS man and wife.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09
lex a NJ u r I A. " e
MoNoAY FvGNIlyt, NOVEMBER 9
GENERAL PALMER. oomuandsr-in-Ohief of

GENERAL PALMER. oommander-in-oniei u
the G. Ar, says the Confederate flag 10 q
proosssion of e1-Oonfederstes Is the EN-
hlsn of treason and shove that there still
lnr,,s N the hearts of thcse who bear 1t o
dss,re TO incite rabaI!oo." and that no mem
her If bis order must hereafter take any
mart 10 any demonstration In which the
SAN blem Of treason is carried or displayed"
This General Palmer is the same man VINO
com oelled President Cleveland to revoke his
uarsqussted order TO return the southern
fsgs. by letter, 10 which be hoped the
brain. heart and hand Of the man who ID
sus1 that order might be paral5z'd. 6u''
ali the same, there are ex-Confaderstes VINO
say there ahould be reuaioa OF "shs olue
ard the gray" ct Chicago. rs there are
msn and meo, 90 there re ex-Ooofedsrstes
and x.Coufederatee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09

If ANY foreign products be exhibited at
the Chicago tsir, tags bearing their price at
hons will be attached to them. Americans
who may examine them will then gee that
owing TO the Mckinley bill they nave TO
pay from 4S 30 135 per cent. more tos such
articles mere than the price st whiod they
ars sod seroad, Gnd. therefore. feel more In
debted to the republican party, which I'M
poses such unnecessary burdens upon them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09

REFERRING TO ne cause of the latsst
Chilisn imbrosiio, the Philadelphia Record
ssye: "All The fecls ;hat have come to light
indicate that It was nothing more than a
sailors row, for which it would be difficult
TO hold y Government Responsible under In
ternatioua laws." This lie the view taken
OF the affair by the GAZETTE upon therecep-
ton OF the frs dispatches on the subject
from Valparaiso. AID 1t Ia undoubtedly the
correct one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09

REV. @. A. TAYLOR, of the M, E. Church,
says: AZ have measured the distance to hell
scientifically, and find that it is just fifty
two miles straight down. 1 can bottom hell
with the Bible aud sustain it With sc!encs."
Nov that the exact location OF the Internal
place has been discovered, let company be
formed 10 bo,e down to It ard food it. the
rich men whose oons-iances induce them to
fear lite fortunes would s;sdig subscribe the
requisite norey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09

Az emiaen> PreEbgte.isn divine 81.
DouEoed to bis C aggregation tnet he must
tsSe vacation on account OF bronchitis,
the elders sed his eeissV and gave hin
Dr.. Bui's Cough Syrup. He wss cured.
My dsughLer suffered greatly with neu-
ralgis in the face ard forehead and was uo.
able to secure any relief I saw Saliva ion
Oil advertised, sent for bottls, ED che
application gave entire relsf
is McCAULLEY (polIcemai
Residence, 204 n. Bond ST., BALTIC, Nd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09

sHEIBYvILLg. lad, NV 9-The yotag
lady wbo began living On . diet OF dog fl .sh
on Thursday last 81 g cure for consumption
is making fsir progress with her task. She
sags s1e ratasr likes the diet. l is White
u sat snd she gays it tastes somstbing like
l.mb She takes it three times a day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09

THOUGH THE ezao. result OF the recent
election hiss not yet bean definitely settled
In some of the States, preparations for the
next ore are already being made. Il may
be possible thai the frequent elections in
this country afford the vent through which
escape the feelings that In oiher republican
countries produce frequent revolutions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09
YEHaiala H9ws

Tbs Dsnville Register ss5ss "Oae CT the
f-css Of The Virginia Land boom Wes 10
build up some elegant hotels ia tne State
sad one OF tbs eff .cts OF the coIispse OF
the boOm seem5 10 be To Gnrn them down."
Col. MauFioe s. Lsnsaorne, ct Lyach,
burg, while dressing an aoscess 20 bic isG
he Was gounCad ar TOO battle ui ma Ssven
Pines. ressi; 30 Yeas ESQ whiie ioujiug the
LIN Va. Idisu,ry lnto action.
While wofkiug az steam sew mill in
Fairfax county, near Clifton Station, on
Wednesday oolored msn had his hard cut
Fl OF is comiog la Goa act with the saw.
Tie man had j1sl paen put 30 work 20 fiji
toe Place Of l1r 6amuel Armstrong VINO
had, a shoot while he!ofe, lad h!s thumb
badly lacsfated oy The same means.
Tne Richmond correspondent of the Pc
teisonFg appeal sage: ''Candidates for the
State office are booming up sl ever Virgin
ia. Ex.Dsiega,es Pou! O. Cabail, of AN.
heTst WAITS to snceseo MIR. w. 3. Gaines ss
register OF the LAND cffioe and sapesinten-
dent 0: puol!c ouildiDgs. Mr.. Noses, super
inteodene OF the peu'tenglaFy, already has
two opponents. They are Mr.. Mason, Of
fredericksburg, aud e1 Sheriff R!chsrG Il.
Guiding, CT Charlotte. Msjor Baker P.
Lse, of Hampton, lie bsing pushed oy bis
friends for railroad commissioner. L: was
reported neTe to-day lbat Sola .or-e!ect
Marshall, of Craig, wiz also aspire TO one OF
the Stste Offices. probably thai OF ssoEstsry
OF ne Commonwealth. Tiers |iil be mum
ero0s caac detaa for doorkesper and SER
gesn .-st-srms OF each house. Mr. P.
Wood, OF Charl1Lte county, is nov 10 Rich
mord, Fotging for The position OF dooTkeep-
CT Of The mouse"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09

Salvation o e the b at liDlment ever o.
iered TO 'he pppi!c l s both good AMI
chesr. 253:s
"A csr,sin,y" Y3u Will receive your
moneys wortt yer m = os.: husing Dr..
BGh'5 C5oot 5 ,3s ier a oou2o or cold.
Price o[oN 25 en-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09

JUDGING FROM the completed returns OF
the late election the email vote the third
party and toe prohibition tickets received.
came aim $: exc usiveiy from the demo-
Gratis, the republicans In those organizations
having voted TO man for the regular re-.
publican candidates. Democrats, no matter
to what organization they belong. had batter
stick toaelher ON election daHs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09

THE Manchester, England, CHAMBER Of
Commerce has formally refused to take apy
part In, OF assist in any way, the Chicago
fair. II is evident that the fair will be any
thing else than Worlds fair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09
DIED.

On Sunday, at 8 ;13 D. NJ, at his residence 512
Cameron street, JAMES L. PETIT, aged 40
years Funeral Wednesday at 8 m. from the
Methodist Protestant Church. Friends OF the
family are invited TO attend.-[Washipgton Bal
timore, Norfolk and Gettysb arg papers please copy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09

TGE 8EsT 51Aage - sae word for cuts, Brascs
s.gs, Jlce 9, :5als 3 CUM, Fever aores, TeJter,
ji:noFsS P.sTf .airg, Germs and 81 ssin
.rgptio, "a. as;tvoly c1res pies, o. pay
'sctio-. OF IncLeg .ai..aGvd. Price 20 cents per
oo<. Fo' a. & {; 3.oadhaster & BIO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09

mittanoe to the jail. This ass granted, but
the negroes could not os found. The crowd
was qp;,e indignant AID sEoub'e il ooked
for to Gay wis., ~ :.c!sJs.e.s .fz - saes
their preliminary hearing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09

Al meeting OF tbs Social Uoity Society.
10 Berlin, proposition to Danish prostitutes
from the country was rejected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09

Great activity still prevails at the Brook
Ign navy yard in preparing men of-war for
service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-09
(socopd floor, l1tb-st building.)
RECEPTION
OUR UNExAMP1GD STOCK OF DOLLS

For this season aRsiiz your inspection
1t embraces every size, complexion, and
Nationality. from the practical Tag"
Doll to the most artistic conception Of
Beb3 Juneau. They are more beautiful,
more lifelike ard more reasonable in price
than at any previous season. Mary are
of our own importation nnd can't be du-
plicstet. There are clever limitations Of
the celebrated German Dolls, bat the gen.
uine can only be had of us, as NO are The
sole Washington agents.
NyE expect to sell moro dolls his ses-
w soD thsn we've ever sold, as our
prices for Ike qualities aud style are as
low ana often lower than any ever quoted
W. WANT TO SAY TO THE YOUNG
FOLKS
That we have a little b1ok henjsomely
i.u;trated in co ors which we arc 20 ng
to give with every D0ll-Bo matter what
prics-pu,chased OF "a. II is entitled
THIS LITTLE PIG WENT TO NAB.
KET,"
A tale in Five Curls, by Freieric F.
Weathcrly, ard illustrated 6om original
designs by ". Weeks II the one who
wits Oh yon rorgots The book, ask fer it.
Fourth floor, 10Th st. building.)
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-06

You have heard your friends and neigh
bors talking about it. You may yourself q
one Of the many who know from persona
experience just how good thing y =: y
YOU have ever tried II, you are one q ~
staunch friends, because the wonderful ,hint
about it il, that when once given triai, ~
Kings New Discovery ever after no'us
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Il and should be afflicted with cough co''
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|cure bottle 1T once and give y fair tr'a'
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-06

E>ahrNiiie t"~''s'- -.
PoseyvilIe comes to the front win =
seusstion. Mr.. James ii. Broyles' o.
Posev vile, made affidavit before Squire
John b. Davis charging Horace Jaqness
with raping his twelve-year-o'd daugn,
ter. Eta Broyles. A warrant was piaceo
in the hands Of Special Constable Charie'
Buchanan, who went to voseyville an'
arrested Jaquess. Sunday night ant
lodged him il jail. He was taken De
fore Squire Davis for preliminary tx
animation Monday morning. he wsive'
examination and was bound over 70 ~
Circuit Court in the sum OF 81 quo ~,
girl. who Is nothing but mere child
was examined by DR.. 7. B. Young, Q
Poseyville, who positively asserted ina
her ruin had been accomplished. On
has been employed at the residence 2
Jauuess' mother as q servant. ohe say
that Jaauess enticed her into his room
and assaulted her.
Jaoness enters general denial, an
claims the charge was made for black
melting purposes. He has not yet give
bail, but it Is thought he Will, as DC "a
many friends.
\ Col. j. d. Armstrong, In compsn
with another gentlemen from Oaklan
CITY was il Rockport last week eAsu
lining the water works and electric par
with view to having . similar plat
nut ia at Oakland City.