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Everything PeaceabIe i'm Brazil.

WASHINGTON CITY, Oct. l6.-The charge
d. affairs of the Brazilian embassy has received
an official cablegram dated Rio Janeiro declar-
ing that all alarming rumors against Brazil are
without foundation, and the invention OF spec
ulators
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The New Pan-American Railway.

is in from the Mexican border, and says the
last of the bonus of sl5O,Ooo for the Pan-Ameri-
can railway has been raised and the party of
Boston capitalists accepting 1t have put sur
veyors on the route with the promise of begin
ming construction from Pecataria, Tex, south
ward within twenty days.
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LONDON, Oct. 16.--Arthur T.. Smithers, man
aging director of the English Bank of the River
Plata, was arrested today charged with stealing
$4,000 The prisoner for years past has been in the
habit of taking money from the funds of the
bank, but until recently was able to replace
them before the auditing of accounts.
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protesting against the appointment of Boyd,
alleging that he Is man totally unfitfor public
once Many well-informed Republicans believe
no action is contemplated by secretary Foster as
far es Boyd Is concerned
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The Czarowitch Betrothed.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 16.-It is reported that O
marriage has been arranged between the car
owitch and the Duchess Elsea of Wurtemburg
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ST. VINCENT, Mimi, Oct 16.-On account Of
the strict enforcement of the anti-chinese regu-
lations elsewhere Cclestials are beginning 10
swarm over the Minnesota and North Dakota
borders guarded only by six custom officers
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The McKinler Bin Rninine rnr1ana.

LONDON, Oct 16.-Exports from Bradford to
the United states for September show decrease
OF 4SzS,546 compared with returns for the
same month of $780, The new American tariff
Is proving ruinous to the trade of Bradford, and
the markets of other countries do not come to
the rescue
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The Powers Preparing to coerce China.

SHANGHAI, Oct. 16.-Many war ships have ar
rived at Shanghai Rumors are abroad that the
insurgents are to set fire 70 the European quar-
ters A British subject named Mason, leagued
with Kolahue, win be tried at the
assizes next week on the charge
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OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. l6.-Lady Macdonald, the
relict of the late PREMIER has received the royal
patent creating her baroness.
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A County Auditor short sos, 900.

CHICAGO, Oct i6.--A Washington, Ind, special
says: The alleged shortage of County Auditor
Lavalle, in the school funds. probably amounts
to s95,9O0, as that sum is not accounted for
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Until further notice there VIII be no Union
Paci fic steamer 10 Anacortes and BellinghaLa
bay points A. C. MARTIE, Gen. Agt
~. II. Hurlburt, A. q. X. Il
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For hyacinths, tulips and chrysanthemums
go to the Washington Floral Company, Madison
street. near Lake W Washington
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Northern Pacific Profits by Loss of Suit

FARGO, N. Dak., Oct 16.-It Is said that the
decision of Judge Caldwell in Northern Pacific
tax case yesterday is worth from $l5,0O0,000 to
$2o.0)0OO0 to the railroad, although on the main
issue as to the taxation of lands the decision is
against the company. The decision gives them
clear title to all the land within their grant not
known to contain minerals at the time of filing
maps of definite location of the road. The in
terror department has hitherto refused to patent
these lands until the railroad should produce
proof that the lands did not contain mineral
Many thousands of acres of land in Montana,
Idaho and Washington upon which gold, silver
and copper have been discovered since filing the
maps of location, and which the interior depart
ment has held were not included in the grant,
are by Judge Caldwells decision declared to be
the property of the railroad, not only the land
bat the mineral as well. The value of the rail-
road taxes involved in Judge Cald wells decision
for twelve counties interested is about 100000
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Tracklaying ON the Northern Pacific.

In the latest number of the Rdtltray Age ]. w.
Kendrck, chief engineer, st. Paul, Minn., re-
ports that track has been laid on Northern Pa
cific branches from January l to October l as
follows: Idado-IIowell to Nez Perces Indian
reservation, 20.4 miles; stations, Vollmer, Ken
drick, Juliaette. Washington-Seattle Belt Line,
east of Lake Washington, 1912 miles, stations,
Renton and Kirkland. Olympia to Gate City,
81 A; stations, Belmore and Little Book; east to
Elma, 60 miles; Montesano west, Is miles; sta
tions, South Aberdeen, Cosmopolis; Chehals
west, IL miles, Extensions in progress-From
Is miles west of Montesano to 0costa, 10 miles;
between Renton and Kirkland, 106 miles; Gould
to Niblock mine suspended temporarily, 1912
miles; from II miles west OF Chehalis to South
Bend, AS miles; Nez Perces Indian reservation
to Tammany (suspended temporarily, 3l.3 miles.
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SCOTCH CHEvIoTS and ENGLISH
SERGES In end less variety.
WASH PLAIDS and STRIPES
fine assortment in all the latest COM
binations.
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Asafe
Remedy.
TEE lMPER0R'S DEA

Emperor William has astonishsd
and disgustsd Germany BY writing in
he Golden Book at Munich "The will
or the Emperor IS the supreme law"
Something is however to be excused
to the hot blood Of youth suddenly
exalted to the supreme head Of agreat
nation. If the Emperor would take
that excellent remedy Reds German
Cough and Kidney Cure he would be
relieved from these troubles. There
IS nothing that will cure a cold Or the
resulting n.aladies that come from il
50 soon or so we'll as Reds German
Cough and Kidney Cure. This great
remedy will heal every trouble either
in the throat or lungs that arises from
a cold. In this respect il is unriyaled.
Wien you ask for this at your drug
gisr's see that you get Reds and take
no other. Every Other remedy on the
market for the reliefof these malaiies
contain opiates in some form. There
is nothing of The kind in Reds. See
that you get i.
REMEDY CO., Peoria, III.
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An ENGLISH ALLIANCE.

Engfish Farmers and Rurslists Gettina
Together Somewhat After the Form of
Inc Farmers Alliance In AmerIca-The
Initial Conference in London.
LONDON. Dec ll.-There is in prog
ress in Memorial hall. Harrington
street. this city. n of the most inn
portant conferences in the history Of
the liberal party Of England Oficial-
~ 1t Is termed the National Liberal
Federation Conference" in fact il is
a conference under the auspices Of the
liberal party Of farmers. village arti-
sans. agricultur al laborers and Others
directly or indirectly connected with
rural life. a o Of English farmers
alliance. having for its object the out
lining Of Legislation calculated to bring
about an Improvement in the condition
OF the out-..-tovn communities
All the country constituencies Of En-
gland and Wales have sent delegations
70 this conference. which was graced
by the presence Of such well-known
men as Mr.. Arnold Morley. member OF
parliament for East Nottingham: RI
Hon. George Shaw Lefevre, member Of
parliament for the district Of Braden-
ford. and formerly acknowledgement.
etc Sir Walter Foster. n or the mem
bers Of parliament for Derby shire. and
chairman Of the committee Of the Allot-
ments and Small Holdings association:
Sir Wiifred Lawson. one 81 the mem
bers Of parlia nent for Cumberland. and
president Of the United Kingdom ALI
ance for the Suppression Of the Liquor
Traffic; DR.. Spencer Watson. the noted
labor reformer. and last. but not least,
Mr.. Joseph Arch. the venerable leader
OF the agricultural movement in Great
Britain. sometimes termed the king
George of England Mr.. Arch. who
the founder Of the National Agri-
cultural Laborers' union. was received
with deafening cheers. The confer
may be said 70 be the outcome OF
the recent great liberal caucus at New
Mr.. Gladstone Is expected to be
present. and will most likely address
the assembled Liberals upon rural re-
forms.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-18
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

DR. r. II. 4UoNBS. Of the Kentucky
school Of medicine. has concluded his
investigation Of the case OF Mrs. Mary
Stuckenburg. the woman who. while
apparently in a cataleptic state. exhib-
tied upon her person the stigmata. or
marks OF the Passion of Christ. lie re-
fuses 20 indorse the manifestations a.
genuine, but say that the phenomena
may he due 70 the woman's intense
mental concentration upon the Passion
and the death o. the Saviour.
The wheat blockade is embarrassing
grain dealers at Winnipeg. Man. con-
s~iderably. They are losing heavily. be-
ing unable 20 get their shipments for
ward 10 fill their contracts. The mem
bers OF the grain exchange fully dis
cussed the situation at a meeting on
h lith- II was stated that unless the
railroads came TO their rescue al once
they would have 70 lower the price OF
grain in the country ter cents a b,she,.
business failures occurring through
out the country during the seven DAYS
ended on the 18th. numbered. for the
United States. $50. aud for Canada 40. n
total Of 800: as compared with a total
~ $40 for the previous week For the
corresponding week Of last year the
figures were s.4. representing s47 TAIL
ures IN the United States and =. in the
Dominion Of Canada
The British Columbian a Southern
Railroad %. has discovered n new pass
nj Crows Nest. IL G.. GOO feet lower
than the present one. nj an altitude of
s.275 feet. Fifty different seams OF coal
have been discovered In the vicinity Of
four distinct kinds. one a magnificent
came coal.
A STEAM pipe burst In the southeas,
corner Of the hall Of the house Of rem
rcscntatives q few minutes before /
o'clock. on the 18th. causing much CON-
motion. a. Il was AZ first feared thar
some crank had set OF . dynamite
bomb.
Two y and masked men com.
peeled the wells-Fargo express agent
q Single Springs. Cal. 70 surrender
the keys Of the Office safe. on the ifth.
and took . watch and about 500 ana
escaped.
The London Times dispatch from
Singapore reports the loss Of ! largo
numbcr q Chinese vessels during agale
a. hong-kong. Hundreds Of native
sailors were drowned.
LoKp DrFFERIS. formerly governor
general of Canada and me recentlv
vicercy % India, has been appointed
British ambassador "a Paris.
SECRETARY BLAINE Is expected 10 i'd
dress the Boston merchants on The &C.
sasion q their annual banquet.
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Her cupidity Aroused by The sight Of =
Strangers Gold. and 20 Possess u She
Nurdera. Not : stranger. 1sut Hcr DIVA
Som. and Fails Dead IN Discovering what
Had Done.
VIENNA. Dec IA tragedy nnpar-
ailcled in atrocity Il reported from
Wieselburg, . town Of Hungary. ~
miles from Prcsburg. Sixteen years
ago the son Of . poor peasant. living in
the county Of which wieselburg is the
capital vent 70 America There. by
industry. he gradually saved about
s.. ooo in American money Resolving
70 return to his fathers home. the son.
on his way. changed his money into
the compact form Of English sover-
eigns. OF which he had 900. II was late
when he arrived at his fathers house.
He did not Immediately make himself
known. but asked for hospitality as q
stranger.
The mother was not there at the mo-
ment, but the father recognized his son
through the disguise Of years and en-
braced him The son. being weary. re-
tired 70 rest. after telling his father OF
the little fortune he had brought home
with him. The son had the money I'M
bag near his bed. The father did not
tell the mother when she came home
who the stranger was, resolving 10
wait until morning and then let the son
reveal himself 10 the JOY and surprise
Of the mother.
The latter got up during the night
and examined the strangers baggage.
and finding the gold-a larger sum than
she had ever dreamed Undetermined
to possess it. The husband and father
slept on The mother stealthily got q
knife and crt the throat cf h stranger.
killing him instantly. When the father
awoke he found his o in a pool OF !
blood on the bed His cry Of anguish |
and horror aroused the wife. who had
expected TO find her husband a ready
accomplish in concealing the crime for
the sake Of the money. The father
gasped out who the victim was. With
one cry the murderess reeled and fell
dead
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German
Syrup"

Martinsville. nj. Methodist Par.
sonage. MY acquaintance with
your remedy, Boschee's German
Syrup, was made about fourteen
years ago. when / contracted aCold
which resulted In a Hoarseness and
q Cough which disabled me from
filling my pulpit for a number Of
Sabbaths- After trying a Physician,
without obtaining relief-I cannot
say now what remedy he prescribed
II saw the advertisement of your
remedy and obtained a bottle. I
received such quick and permanent
help from it that whenever we have
had Throat or Bronchial troubles
since in our family, Boschee's Ger
man Syrup has been our favorite
remedy and always with favorable
results. / have never hesitated %
report my experience Of its use to
others when / have found them
troubled in like manner" REV.
w. HI. HACCARTy,
Of the Newark, New cafa
Jersey, NJ f. Confer
ence. April as, go. Remedy.
C. C. GREEN. SoIe Man'fr Voodburv Y I
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

The treasury department has begur
the payment Of sugar bounties
THE John Dunlop silk mills at Pater
son. y. j.. which were occupied by six
manufacturers. were damaged 500. 000
by FIRE on the sth- The loss is partially
covered by insurance. The cause OF
the fire is unknown.
The National Bar association began
its fourth annual meeting in Washing.
ton on the 9th.
The following card was found at
tached 70 the door bell Of the residence
Of W. ii. Burridgc. s3l Euclid avenue.
Cleveland. O.. on the evening Of the
9th: Get your horses out Of the barn.
The barn is On fire. BY order OF the
captain Of the white caps" Investiga-
ton showed the warning was true.
A DISPATCH from Tien-Tsin. China.
avs: Some Christians have been
massacred near Pakouscibe BY ban
ditti- The commander. who connived
at he massacre. has since committed
suicide. A magistrate implicated in the
affair has been arrested and committed
for trial
The greater portion Of the business
section and twenty-five dwellings Of
Ardmore. l. r.. were destroyed by fire
on the 9th The losses will aggregate
100000. on which there is an insurance
Of about $50. 200
A explosion took place in
the F~riekings- Hoffnung pit at Henners-
dcrf-in-Seifen. Saxony. on the 10th. kill
ing twenty miners and severely wound
ing q number Of others.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-18
CLAIMS AGAINST Chill.


ne Bepoft OF f0reiEn minister Malta to
the Gillian Congress-
New York. Dec. IA special cable
dispatch to the Herald from Valparaiso
say Foreign Minister Malta has made
a report TO relative to the
claims made against Chilli by foreigners.
in which he says the government is not
bound in duty 10 administer strict
justice. The CHILEAN ministry. how
ever. he adds. rejects all attempts
70 formulate claims which at times
have been allowed in America,
owing to the circumstances un-
der which the government against
whom such claims were preferred. were
placed.toward those in whose favor they
were formulated To c~ountcnancc the
present attempts would be 10 create in
favor Of foreigners privileges that are
allowed neither rs state nor interna-
tional law. While there is M doubt. he
concludes. that the claims Of prominent
British merchants are in several cases
greatly exaggerated. still. in the end.
the Gillian government can not refuse
70 pay a large portion Of the claims
made for the sacking and looting of
Valparaiso. vina Del Mar and Santiago,
well as FOR damages as 70 the nation
al railroad and the detention ~ steam
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-18

The London Times Correspondent in chill
Caught ut n Again.
VALPARAISO. Dec. IL. via GALVESTON.
The statement recently sent 10 the
London Times bv its correspondent 10
the effect that United States Minister
Eyan had. during the recent CORE
spondence between the United states
and the government At Santiago.
sent several insulting notes to
Minister Of Foreign Affairs Malta.
which had caused q proposition
70 be presented 10 the CHILEAN
ongrcss looking to the suppression az
Gillian legation al Washington. which
proposition had only been defeated by
the government cxcrting its influence
70 the utmost. il nnqnalifedly false.
matter has not even been discussed
ly the government or BY congress-. and
all Indications point TO a desire on the
part Of congress to keepup the amicabie
relations which have existed for so long
q time with the United States.
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TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.


In tbs senate. on the III. after IN hours ses-
s,on. during which no business vas transacted,
adjournment was had q I p. m. until 3N
o'clock. when the body met and q once "A
burned until the sth. ~ Ian p. M. In the
house The drst session Of the Ffty- second con.
gress wAs called 70 order promptly a. y o'clock
noon. The roll call Of the house disclosed the
presence Of 80 msmh<rs out Of a. Immcdi-
asely after the conclusion q the roll cal. A
la on motion of Mr.. Holman, ths houss -
burned until noon q the stu
In the senate. on the 9Th. Nes<rs. Dubois. OF
Idaho. and Call. Of Florida. were sworn IN on
Presentation OF their prima facia credentials.
and The credentials and papers Of Msssrs. Clae.
estf. OF Idaho and Davidson. o. Florida. con
tessanfs. werc rferred TO the COMMITTEES. A.
rs p m Mr. Kerr. the new clerk Of the house.
appeared and announced the organization Of the
house and the appointment Of : joint commit
tee 20 await upon the president. In the house.
immediately after the reading Of the journal
the election Of officers Vas proceeded With
Charles y. Crisp. Of Georgia. vs. chosen
speaker. and took the oath: the election 81
Kerr. Of Pennsylvania. q CLERK: samuel No.
der Of Ohio. q sergeant at-arms: Chas. H. rur-
ner, OF New York. - door keeper. and Lycur-
gus Dalton. OF Indiana - postmaster. Wa pro-
vided for By resolution Rev. Nnburn uas re-
elected chaplain A joint We an
pointed 70 notify the president that congrs~
vAs IN session. and The house adjourned.
II the senate. on the 9Th. soon after The
opening proceedings Secretary Pruden ~ an
nounced - the bearer Of . written message
from the president. which vas rad, and Il les
p m the senatct adjourned I'm the house
after the reading and approval OF the
minutes . RECESS Of fifteen minutes ~
taken. when the presidents secretary ap-
peared With the annual measaGe. which va
resd by the reading clerk. the reading occupy
ing one hour and thirty-dvs minutee. Ths
house then adjourned until the leth. with the
understanding that on that date . further a.
3ournfnent until the 18th should Be taken
In the senate. on the 10th. . number Of treas
ny, war department and other reports were
read and referred; also resolutions in favor d
closing the Worlds Columbian exposition on
Sunday A large number Of important bills
vere introduced and the president transmitted
20 the senate the appointments made during 10.
recess- After . brief executive session the sen
ate adjourned IA. The houss was not IN 49,
non on the l0thi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-18

All the year ro,.n1
IS the time when DR.. Pierce's Cold
Medical Discovery works the best
1t purifies the blood.
k's not like the sarsapar;ll,.
which claim 10 do good in March
April, and May; you can depenJ
upon it dlrays. That's why |, !.
guaranteed. If it doesn't benefit .,
cure, in every case for which y.
recommended, you havegour none,
back.
No other medicine Of its k;nd
says as much but no other az
as much II cleanses, rcnews ana
invigorates the entire system. Fo,
all skin, scalp and scrofulous affec.
tons, as Eczema, letter, Salt.rheum
White Swcllines, Hip-joint Disease
and kindred ailments, it's . positive
cure.
The proprieton of DR.. Sage,
Catarrh Remedy offer $500 for an
incurable case OF Catarrh. Il isnt
mere talk its business.
They mean 70 pay you, if they
can't cure you. But you'll find
they can.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-18

NEw YoRK. Dec. I2.-Fredericl
Krouslcr. - years old. a son OF Arnold
Krousler. the wealthy broker in brew
ers' supplies. has been missing since
November 80 The missing ma was
put In charge OF the McCormic brewery
In Roxbury. Mass. in March last. On
the day Of his disappearance he was
{ by n Of the employees standing
In front Of the brewery. lie has not
been seen since. Young Krousler car
ried q brown mackintosh coat, and had
between 500 and $500 in his pocket
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-18

NEw YsgK. Dee. Ia-Aithouch :
week has passed since the crank ex-
ploded the bomb in the Office ~ Rus
sull Sage. no one has yet identified the
head. There were only a few visitors
70 the morguc yesterday 70 view the
CHASTITY relic. The features are bccom-
ing moro and more indistirct every
lay. and II the head is not identified
soon the identity 81 the mysterious per-
son may never he known. The officials
at tho morguc are confident that
among the visitors who viewed the
head there were some that identified Il
but were afraid 70 speak out
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-18

ACCORDING 10 the returns received at
the Dominion fisheries department. the
actual catch Of seals this year has ex-
ceeded very considerably hat Of 1890.
which was looked upon as a good sea-
son. The number taken during the
present year is -. sos. an increase Of
9.Sc0 over last year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-18

MRS CLEVELAND is in a very serious
condition Of health. all the means en-
ployed for her Improvement failing Mt
terly to afford relief. She is described
rs looking like . ghost. colorless. blue
Tipped. hollow-eyed and with sunken
r1ooEe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-18

THE executive committee Of the ma
tional democratic committee met in
Washington city. on the sth. to orange
for the meeting Of the national com
mittee. which i 70 select a time and
place for holding the national demo
crate convention. January2 81 was fixed
for the meeting Of the full committee