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Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-02
AFFAIks IN CHILE.
The Insul gents Reduced to a Desperate
Condition.

Condition.
SANTIAGO DE CHILE, April 1.-The
elections just held have resulted in a
complete triumph for the Liberals. 1t
is reported that the situation in which
the insurgents at Iquique find them
selves, is a most desperate one. Every
thing is at famine prices, and the supply
of coal is exhausted. The insurgent
squadron is securing the coast in the
hope OF capturing golfers. The Chilean
government flotilla is almost ready to
proceed against the ships. A desperate
conflict appears to be inevitable.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-02
A Fatal Collision.

PUEBLO, Colo, April IA coal train
on the Santa Fe collided with freight
on the Rio Grande, near Florence, last
night. Arthur Belden, brakeman, and
G. Ockley, fireman, were killed, and
Walter Harrington, brakeman, fatally
injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-02
Railroad Magnates Admitted to Bail.

New YORK, April -Four railroad
magnates, under Indictment in connec-
tion with the tunnel accident, were ad-
mitted to bail today. They are William
Rockefeller, William X. Bishop, L..
Bishop and Joseph Park. :.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-02
Striking Cookers Arrested.

ScoTrDALE, Pa, April 1.-The sheriff
today arrested six prominent coke strike
leaders on the charge OF conspiracy, riot,
etc. They gave bail for hearing April
18th. The arrests excited the miners
YerY much.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-02
Land Thrown Open.

SAN Francisco, April 1. Twenty
three thousand acres of government
land in Mendocino county were thrown
open to settlement today, and a large
number of applications therefor made
at the local land office.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-02
CITY TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ second payment of city taxes of the City of
IS Angeles, California, for the fiscal year 1890
81 are now due and payable, and will (unless
day, May 4th, 1901, at & O'Clock p. M, and
penalty OF 5 per cent will be added thereto.
LEN. J. THOMPSON,
4-2-14t City Tax and License Collector.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-02
Brick Makers Strike.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April because
of reduction of ten per cent. in their
wages, 700 brick makers struck today.
The strike will involve 5000 men.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-02
Adiournaa VVithout SattJipg

HARTFORD, Conn, April ALI efforts
to end the election dispute failed, and
this afternoon the house adjourned until
the second Wednesday Of November,
next.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-02
Fell Down an Elevator Shaft.

SAN Francisco, April 1.-Kittie Flint
aged l9, employed in packing medicine
at joys laboratory, fell down the elevat-
or shaft today, sustaining injuries
which caused her death.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-02
The Real Estate Congress-.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 1.-The ma
tional real estate congress, which had
been in session here for two days, has
adjourned to meet the 10th OF next No.
yember, at Nashville, Tenn.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-02
The Denver Snow Blockade.

DENVER, Colo, April 1.-The cable
and electric cars We're blockaded by the
snowstorm, and everybody had to walk
this morning. Railroad traffic was
much delayed.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-02
A Depot Rurued.

RoCKLIN, CAL, April 1.-The Southern
Pacific railroad depot was destroyed by
fire last night. Loss, $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-02

The Texas cowboys take Simmons Liver Reg
ulator when bilious.-J. E. Pierce, Ranchero
Grande, Texas.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06

The I-ynching Of y Young Indian. Alleged
to Have = Murder. Mainly
Responsible for the Trouble Among the
-anogan Indians In Wa~hington-Thc
u nor frame Another Disturbing Cause
NJ AsHi>GTo Jan. aO.-The Commits
si0.ser Of Indian Affairs has received 8
rel 1rt from Indian Agent Hal J. Cola.
VIII, investigated the trouble among tho
Oklnogan Indians in Washington. The
agent says that there was some excite
mcn among these Indians. hut more
especially among those living of tho
* crvatioa in Okanogan County on &c
count ~ the l~ynchingof a young Indian
NJ med stephen" who was confined
in The county Jail Al C%onconnly
a. one Of the supposed murderer-
a frcighter named cole ~evera,
elS ago. Deputy sheriff Ives in az
I mrting ~ arrest Captain John. whS
II j. supposed murdered Cole. killed tbs
! dian. Young stephen on January )
" himself up to the authorities with
Tie understanding that they should try
Inn Tor killing Cole by law. "a he be-
l:eved he could prove himself innocent.
On the eth he was examined snd
His bond fixed az $1,000. While his
relatives and friends werc getting he
lond- twenty-five masked men. on -ae
3th- went to the jail and demanded. It
he point of their guns. the release Of
he prisoner. He was then taken a
iort distance from the jail and hanged
a tree. stephen was not more than
fifteen years Of age. The agent says Il
was a ~cowariiv act.
on account Of threats made by friends
the young Indian. the Governor sent
wo hundred rifles and 5000 rounds ~
ammunition: and troops were held i'll
ssadiness ID move At a moments notice.
The agent says he does not fear any
trouble on this account. But the liquor
traffic now going on near the Okanogar
reservation. he fears. il not quickly
suppressed. will cause trouble among
tile Indians. lie says there are ~ least
twenty whisky sellers along the okano-
gan river. following this vocation for .
likelihood. lie urges the Commissioner
toexpend a reasonable amount ~ money
n, employ detectives and bring the
guilty parties "a justice.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06

Flower

Mrs. Sarah NJ. Black Of Seneca.
Mo-, during the past two years has
been affected with Neuralgia Of the
Head, Stomach and Womb, and
writes: My food did not seem to
strengthen me at all and my appe-
titc was very variable. Ny fac,
was yellow. my head dull, and hac'
such pains in my left side. In the
morning when / got UP ! would
have a flow Of mucus in the mouth.
and a bad. bitter taste. S0raeuraes
my breath became short, and had
such queer, tumbling. palpitatins
sensations around the heart. lached
all day under the shoulder blades,
in the left side. and down the back
Of my limbs. 1t seemed to be worse
in the wet, cold weather Of Wirte'
and Spring; and whenever the spells
came on. my feet and hands would
turn cold, and l could get no sleep
at all. tried everywhere, and got
no relief before using August Flowe'
Then the change came. 1t has done
me a wonderful deal Of good during
the time / have taken itand IS work
ing a complete cure" wv.
G. G. GREEN, Sole Man Fl, Woodbury. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06

70 <cc mat their REASONABLE efforts can
have no other result than % render the
popular uprising against them irre>istr
lille and wsll-nigh universal
Tn mos noteworthy 81 the mo<iifcar
tioss proposed are those II >enasor
Te .ss I'D senator stewart The for
me. ~ - q provide for the exercise.
~ or. .r~ - c~ierfirps. Of ministerial
powerS only. as distinguished from
judicial. while the latter proposes that
congressional votings under the new
statute should take place on q day DIFF
fcrcnt from that upon which state ard
local officials are voted for. The former
amendment. II adopted. might have
some tendency toward curbing the ex-
erci~e 81 arbitrary power by subordi-
mates. and the latter would prevent the
degradation Of local elections BY cen-
trial de>potism. The bayonet would
still BE- over every ballot for Congress
man. but its hancful cleaning would
not afront the eyes ~ voters for mem
bers Of state Legislatures ~ officers ~
commonwealth. municipalities or
ships
No modification has been proposed
nor can any It. otEercd. that will render
the bill tolcrable tolibcrty-loving ninA~
The fraud and force election bill.
whether modified by the silver >ern
tor. with the havonsts hooded hy Hu.ss.
or with them unvailei by Quay, j. rad
ically and essentially vicious and trea-
sonous- Under any circumstance i
would be the duty of members Of Con-
gress 10 fight such a proposition ~ the
bitter end.
The general duty OF faithful Senators
is emphasized and enforced by the
people Of the United States have passed
upon the issue Of the fraud and force
election bill. and BY an unprecedented
majority they have ordered Congress
not TO enact any such measure Every
vote for the BILL and every failure 70
oppose Il BY any available means. Is a
disobcdience Of the supreme order OF
the sovereign American. people. II is
especially the duty OF Democratic SEN
ators 10 leave nothing undone that hon
est men can do: 70 omit no honorable
device to preven calamitous reversal Of
the peoples vote.
We're opposition hopeless relaxation
on the part Of the opponent might be
excused. But opposition is not hope
less Thclife Of the present Congress
ends with the third day Of March Tn
less the revolution in the suffrage b.
accomplished before that time. il can
never be effected. and the safety Of
homc-rulc elections viii be f~orevernorc
ASSURED. II j. therefore incumbent on
tn Democratic senator's 10 obstruct the
progress u the fraud and force election
bill BY every means permitted BY par
l~iamentary law. The rules of the Sen
ate have not been altered Gag law
does not prevail and the privileges Of
a free ieliberative body must be exert
ed e the utmost to prevent revolution.
N. " Star.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06

n u fhc Question on which the Coming
Election IN the Domintoa will be
Fought

n u fhc Question ON which the Coming
Election In the DominIoa will be
Fought
NEW YORK. Jan 3o.-Thc Herald's
Washington special says a highly inn
rortant. though informal conference
was held yesterday at the residence Of
secretary Blaine between the Secretary.
congressman Hit and Hon Edward
Farrar. editor Of the Toronto
Globe. and one Of the laymca
leaders of the Liberal party in Canada
The conference was important as Feing
The first Of a series 81 informal talks
with Secretary Blaine upon the ques-
ton Of Canadian reciprocity. which Mr..
Farrar has come to Washington t. oh
tain. Mr.. Farrar's visit has peculiar
significance al this time. IN view Of the
statement which il current that
The Canadian Parlimcnt Is ~ be
dissolved in the latter part of
this week and tho administration
IS TO 70 before fhe country.
at the March elections. upon
the question ~ reciprocity with the
United states. Mr.. Farrar's visit l. be-
licved 10 be for the purpose Of obtaining
assurances from party leaders IN this
country 81 the possibility If reciprocity
icing acceptable 10 the United states at
this time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06

an examination. ISSUED thc following
certificate:
We hercb, certify that the Hon. william
Window. Secretary 81 the United states
Treasury. tlst az pelmonico'S a ip y. m-.
Januar, -. ieoi and ~e further certify that
the cau<e ~ his death wa~. nrsi. cerebral
hvmorrhagr. second. coma"
lSlgnrdi III. WHITNEY. VI ~
:. A. ROBINSON. " y.
II was decided "a cmovc the bully TO
the apartments in the Fifth Avenue Ho-
TEL which had been occupied by the late
Secretary. Those who remained with
the body all night were Collector Err
hardt. Private Secretary Handley. A.
torney-General Mailer, Secretary Tracy,
y. II. Thurber. +. y. Harper and Dr.
Robinson.
Undertakes Huylcr. Of Grace Church.
was summoned and put in charge Of the
remains.
President Snow Of the Board Of Trade
and transportation photographed 70 Pre-
sident Harrison that the body would be
sent on TO Washington on a special
train IA the morning
Mr.. snow appointed the following
committee IN escort the remains: Ann
broSc snow. James T~alcott. Il. u. Thur
Der. ". II. Wiley. seth Thomas and
Norman ). Bentley.
General Logan :. Murray. president
Of the Washington National Bank was
At the dinner. as was y. Edwards sim
mons. ~ the Fourth National Bank ~
this city. Immediately after the death
was announced these two gcntleraeu
proceeded 10 make arrangements 10
notify the presidents Of the banks in
the New York clearing house 70 call q
meeting at the Clearing House to-day To
take action on the Sccretary's tragic
ending.
President S1ow of the Board %
Trade and Transportation called a >pe-
cial meeting ~ his association for to-
day totake action on the same unhappy
subject.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06
SUDDENLY CALLED.
Secretary Of tho Treasury Window
Stricken Down,
Juss - Ise Had Concluded . speech -
D Annual Dinner 81 the BOARD
% Trade and Transportation
in New Nork.

NEW York. Ian. so-The sudden
death Of Secretary ~ the Treasury
Window. while az the dinner ~ the
Board ~ Trade and Transportation AZ
Delmonico's last night caused The inn
mediate adjournment Of that body a
few minutes after ten o'clock,
The Secretary vas the fist speaker
Of the evening. The dinner, which be-
gan at six o'clock. was completed
shortly after hinc o'clock. and the Sec
rotary arose 70 speak. He entertained
the diners with a most elaborate ora
ton and sat down amidst the loud ap-
plause Of his auditors. Judge Arnoux
then got up and was in the midst Of his
speech. introducing ~ex->ecretary Bay
ard. when some one cried; Look at
Secretary Window.
The speech was broken short and
every eye was turned in the direction of
that gentleman. He had collapsed in
his chair and was falling 20 the door.
His face was CHASTITY and a cry ~ horror
arose among the assembled company.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06
HAvARD's TRIBUTE.
Ex-~ecretary Of state Bayard Pays an
Eloquent Tribute 20 the sterling Man.
hood and Public Worth Of the Late
William window. secretary OF the

Eloquent Tribute to the sterling Man.
hood and Public Worth Of the Late
William window. Secretary Of the
Treasury.
NEW YoEK. Jan. al.-A meeting ~
the New York Board Of Trade and
Transportation was held yesterday I'd
take action upon the death ~ Secretary
Window. Geo. u. Fcase. the first vice.
president. presided. ~Ex->ecretary Bay
ard was present and paid a glowing
tribute 70 the memory II the deceased.
He said:
Twas the part akcr Of sonr hospitality last
night To day J am IA. leader n your grief
and sorrou. WhrnI w- honorrd ~ YOUR
body with an invitation n rome 81 New
York ! w4- greatly v~ratiicd when knew
that secretary Window would be- my rom
ranion. ~ J hAs. Known him - well and 80
long. I may ~. permitted "a IMPRESS a fact
upon ail.thaf though men may ~ oppose 20
each osh.r pelit lcaliy. brlonglnx - n ifrrent
great parties. they are Vet friends. They
are trying ~ reach tie same rnd~, but ~
different means. Twa~ associated 9TH Mr..
Window thirteen years. and there grew up
between a. sincere confidence We both
had. a. public men. "a. same emil in View.
No breath ~ ~u~pifipn WAS ever east upon
him or upon IT. Methods. III 1851. an occur
renee ~ great Importance - the
country arose. TIE public eredit
and the agencies that sustained IL
were Threatened. strong feeling against
the banking system Ua~ expressed Con-
gre~~ had adjourned and those in charge ~
the banking MstitutNn< were uneasy. Then
fhi~ remarkable Proposition to the Govern
ment v a. made ny the creditors ~ the Cow
eminent. "a reduce tie rate ~ Interest on the
debt due them and accept different terms for
IT, liquidation. Thl~ patriotic Statesman
and friend ala me the honor 20 cOne a.
me-. ~ u man Of different political
party. a. discuss thr momenfon- uuts
zion. We discussed ID and YOU an know
how the Satlon credit Wa established
how IL was done without cost to the 'sovvrn
mcnf. ana no finer illustration ~ fnsncicr-
Ing can b. found than ttni ~ VIM Winton.
II was fhc very highest pinnacle for a man
70 reach. -ncil was one ~ hf- services not
mra~urabl. w money. IT. was a faithful
servant 10 hi- country Al heroes are mos
clad in uniform. neither Do they NIL fan ia
battle. They lie Ia obscure and quiet place~.
VIM. Windows call caInr last night vi.
life had been imperiird. serving YOU and our
land. H. j. worthy ~ your gratitude.
Mr.. Bayard refcrredto Mr.. Windows
connection with the Eads ship canal.
and closed by saying: I'VE all join
in grief for his loss and honor and
respect his memory"
AZ the conclusion ~ Mr.. Bayarirs re-
marks resolutions. eulogiSfic ~ the in
imitablc services rendered his party and
country by the late Secretary were
drawn up and adopted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06
opIous IMPERIALISM.
The Tendency az Republican Methods "a
O~verthrow = Free Vote.

In the contest over the fraud and
.orcc election bill there j. evidence 81 a
tendency on the part Of the more con
sentative Republicans 70 press amend
ments 10 tn measure calculated ~
modify its o<iious imperialism
The suggestions have value As calling
the attention Of the country 20 pro
visions so dctestable that even the
strongest Republicans hesitate % nc
cept them. But they have another and
= less agreeable significance They
evince the effect Of the pressure Of the
foater fund machine for aid 70 the
project that has become the savorite Of
the Administration. because in M other
way Is there reasonable prospect Of
overcoming the popular majority
against the Republican party. A free
ote and a fair count would mean the
election Of . Democratic President and
another Democratic House II Repre-
sentatives in $ Trained 70 reliance
ON the methods Of intimidation and
chicancry. the im~pe-ialistic chiefs fail
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06
INFAMOUS CONSPIRACY.


Free Government Threatened by the Force
Elections. hill
In many respects the desperate deter
m;nation - pass the force bill that has
been manifested BY the leaders Of .
beaten and ~repudiated party resembles
the activity of the Southern members Of
clectionof Lincoln Every one Of those
worthless foresaw the rebellion and
while vet in power did what he could to
further the cause OF disunion. That
the United state Government which
was turned owe 70 Abraham Lincoln
in isCl was capable Of resisting armed
treason for q single day was due 70 no
fault 81 these lingering official repre-
sentatives 81 a rule that had met the
most emphatic public condemnation
30 now. II the shameless crew at Wash
inyfon- representing force and fraud
piunder and waste. shall IeaEe the Gov
where the people can reach il
. they did last fall il win not be be-
can>e they have not tried % establish a
law that would perpctuate their own
power regardless u the popular will
The new force bill has mo- other mo
tive but the destruction Of free gov
m II j. Intended To give = Re
publican President. surrounded hy the
most capable political villains that the
earth now holds. the power Z o re-elect
himself and - return q Republican
monopoly Congress in 1872 The farat-
icism ~ Hoar and the swinish drunken
ness II many of his associates who have
sought 70 fore this odious measure
through the Senate are characteristic
" - Infamous aconSpiracy- The time
viii cDme when this treason 70 the
people viii BE- - odious rs Is the
t~raitorprs record Of Thompson, Floyd
and Cobb.
Drunken United States Senators NAV
depend npon Il that the people are very
sober and that the shameful proceed
inrs that are marking the last days Of
Republican rule in Washington will
cave a lasting an impression upon thu
public mind A. did the closing acts Of
the slave oligarchy in is5l--Chicago
Herald
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06

wAsmSGToS. Jan. 80. Fourteen
Sioux Indians and three interpreters
ID charge Of Special Agent Lewis have
arrived in Washington. They arc care
fully guarded at their boarding house
and are not permitted 70 talk with any
one. No arrangements have a. yet
been made by Secretary Noble for a
conference with the Indians, but il will
probably take place early next wcek
A delegation ~ progressive Indians
Of the Sioux Reservation. headed tv
John Grass has been directed by tho
Commissioner ~ Indian Affairs % visit
Washington % confer with the Sioux In
dams now in the city. They will join
the other delegation in the conference
next week with Secretary Noble.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06

PrTTSRrRcH. Pa. Ian. 3l.-LaSt Mon
day Katie koppef. eight years old. was
sent on an errand Nv her parents
When returning home with her pack
age. a hoy much older than Katie
stopped her and demanded the package
she carried. She refused. whcrrupon
the boy attempted to take the package
by force Katie br nke away from her
assailant and started 70 run. The boy
threw a sharp stone at tn girl. strik-
ing her just above the left eve. She
fell 20 the ground and -hc boy ran
away. The little girl has since died u
hci injuries.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06

Ne have received "So Trade
Keep" and = little bookthaf We harsls'ssA
how 70 name II calls itself $3.50 nov
EnrIS IEEEs. Points for Prart.e. 40
Planters" The title IL altogether ~ ~.
est To the reader a will not give -
o. ~ reaI value. - = chuck fun u ~.
highest sOurcs~. and Just the IN -
onc wants. We haven't spare ~ 4,
II - like We eau only AZ. .ret r-L
box, for stark Bros, iorisiana. AK -
send II frcc 10 all -Fdrn.sr' tuil. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06

THosr Of you who are wexry ana -
adcnet with >lrxness ani care. ws..ry
down with inc innrmlties that t ~
human system. cun fnd the ollie th.r. ~,
essary 10 restore y0u a. hrlEhf blar...
health. IN Sherman ; Priclta A.A H...~
II ~inyigorates and streneasns M. Nv.
tatsd organ aids digestion. ani .n NJ
clouds arising from . discasc1llser
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06

Are precious scarce. TimcfrirS fao rs-I
~ a maj or q medicine Hpstcttos ! St1~
ach BIttsrs j. a thirty years rronfh
like those hardy lichens that rarn.sh ~
crev.ce~ ~ Alaska's rocks. ~ 1uAris..
firm a base Is the rocks ti.ems.t.~ "
medicine j. more highly REGARDED n. -en
edy FIR fever and agus, bilious rsar..-.
constitution. liver and kidney disorder.
nervousness and rheumatism.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06

THE least exercise tired ME ouf. lr..-s
not get up from my chair without i,.liss
dizzy. Ny food and drink dlsiressea ~
Ny digestion was poor and ms s.due.
weak. DR. Bulls S~arsaparilia rars ~
back my health and strength. 1 re nrnets
il % all my friends--Cllrenrr Overton. =
Fayctte, Ind
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06

JNE disagrernpie tnAng about ...,..
stamps \ tnai they are apt n ut sf.a.s -
themselves Leaier "
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06

How easy u looks when you arc sif.nra
the parlor window watching a n4u IN ~
sidewalk SlOvelinE snyui Su4er4I4
Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06

The tailor Is a good fellow 70 have arrrra
- he can always make some fitting r.n4rsS
-EImlra Gazette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06

AZ old beau was caught b, H. ss4e...
coiorlne his hair. and Il threw linn MI
confusion--Texas Sifting~ N*sef
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06

she finansixl and l5u~sne<s Ousicck
Throughout the Country ~ Reelected
Through X. A.. BUN \ Cos Weekly Re-
sf.~- business Unprecedented Ia Volume
snd . Gsnerai Hopeful Tone in Conn
mercisi ircies-siu-ins~~ Failures. Ets.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-06

The Lynching Of = Young Indian. Alleged
70 Have IN = Murder. Mainly
Responsible for the Trouble Among tho
lanogan Indians In Wa-hington-Thc
u .uor frame oth Disturbing Cause