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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-27
APreacher Accused.

OMAHA, June 27--The Rev. Maroon
Powles, pastor of the First Christian
Church OF South Omaha, was arrested
yesterday on the charge of having assault
ed Mrs. Eta Stewart, wife Of laborng
man. Mrs. Stewart was engaged in clean
ing house for Mr.. Powles when, as she al
leges, the assault was made upon her yes
terday. Powles has given bail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-27
A BAD MARKswOMAN.
Otherwise silly Girl Would Have Done
Murder.

CHARLESTON, June 27.-Miss Gertrude
Hager and Lizzie Spears are two of the
handsomest young ladies in the section Of
Lincoln county in which they live. The
long contest between them for social
preference led to bitter ennity and Miss
Spears, having recently made several con-
quests by her charms, her rival Miss
Hager could stand it no longer, and yes
terday meeting her opponent fired three
shots at her. She proved bad marks
woman, however, for none of the shots
took effect. Miss Spears was before Just.
ice Smith the day following for a warrant
to restrain Miss Hagar from further
violence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-27
RoxeS. 1000 ,oxes.

Fire Crackers. Cannon Crackers. Cat Scat. Jap.
anecse and Electric Torpedocs.
6packagcs full count Fire Crackers 25 cents
IL packages full count Fire Crackers 80 cents.
10 packages small Torpedoes rs cents.
A u KING Co
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-27
1892. July 4ta. 1s9a.

The most complete display OF Fireworks are
offered at the store of A. ii. King Co., consisting
OF Colored Tri-coored. Electric and Musical Can
dies. from to 80 balls each
Colored. Tri-colored Screamer, Peacock Plume
Prismatic Dragon, Coliiope and willow Tree
Rockets, from ounce to 10 pounds.
Color ed Aerolites. Floral and Prismatic Foun-
tains Batteries OF Stars, Mines Of Stars and Ser
pents. Floral Bomb Chells whirlwinds and Day
Shells. A. III. KING d Co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-27
RUIN AND DEATH.
A Western Cloud Burst Killed Eight and
Destroyed Property.

Destroyed Property.
MASON CITY, Ia, June 27.-Complete
reports from the cloud burst that laid
waste many sections OF Cbicksaw county
are now in.
In Fredericksburg two persoss were
killed and dozen injured, some fatally.
At Sumner, Ave persons were killed out
right. The destruction to property and
path OF the storm.
The homes OF rs farmers are completely
destroyed, and as many more are PARTIAL
ly wrecked. Many OF the farmers are In
sured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-27
An English physlcian Dead.

LONDON. June 27.-Sir William Aitken,
professor OF pathology in the Army Medi-
cal School at Wetley, died to-day. Sir
William was the author Of many medical
works, in one of which he expounded for
the first time In an English text book Of
medicine the use of the thermometer rs a
means OF determining the temperature OF
the body In cases or fever. He volun-
teered for serving in the hospital In Tur
key during the Russian war, and after
wards at different times held several po-
sitions in the English army medical ser
vice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-27
Amer the Anarchists.

PARIS, June 27.-Detectives have
started from here for London to arrest the
Anarchists Frances and Menuier. 1t is
now proved that these men were con-
cerned in the explosion at Very's restaur-
ant in this city on April Is last, Very hav-
ing delivered Ravochol up to the police.
the explosion, but were subsequently re-
leased owing to lack of proof An Anar-
chist named Byron, who is In prison here,
furnished proofs Of their completely in the
exDlOsion-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-27
THE EARTH TREMBLED.
Guadalupe, Mexico, In a State OF
Terror.
TWO EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.
Tho Second Did Serious Damage-Msny
Buiidings Wrecked. But No Lives Lost
French Detectives Looking for Ansrch-
tsts In London-The He plosion ut vsry's

GAUDALAJARo, Mex, June 27.-The
people Of this city and surrounding coun-
tries have been in state of terror for the
past two days on account of repeated
shocks of earthquakes which have been
the most severe ever felt here. The first
shock occurred on Friday night and lasted
eighteen seconds; the vibrations running
from southwest to northwest. The glass
in windows was broken and the plaster
ing in many buildings was cracked
Hundreds of people took refuge in the
streets. AT daylight Saturday a second
shock occurred, causing great disaster.
No less than 100 buildings were COM
pletely wrecked. Several persons were
seriously injured, but none killed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-27

CITY OF MEXICO, June 27.-With the
rainy season which has now been on for
a week, smallpox mas become epidemic,
and is causing great misery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-27
NO BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
The Republican National Committee
Adiourns Till This Afternoon.
LaPECIAL no TIE NEws.l 4

WASHINGTON, June 27.-The Republi-
can National Committee met this morn
ing, and took recess until this afternoon
without doing any business.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-27
FamiIy Exhibitfou

The most complete stock Of Fireworks for garden
displays ever offered In this city. at prices below
the market. A. H. KING d Co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-27

Every man who has a bank account should see
Bank Notes, new bi-monthly. out today. For
sale by newsdealers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-27
Thc Hatch Bin Unconstitutional.

WAsarNGToN, June H.-The judiciary
committee has decided that the Hatch
bill In unconstitutional.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

NOTICE y hereby givsa that she -.
~ dessigned. Execsior of the estate y
william = Cessiday. deceased. viii oGes
eoe oale - public asetios. q The late rosi.
denoo q ths decesssd, Oos nise Wees 81
POsserpville, Isdiasa %
SATURDAY. AUGUST eru. lssz
4 lot o. hossehoId ssd kisehes 1urnf.
tsre; two osles. three years Old oos
CO. seven hoge; one rosd Wagos one
hundred boshels of corn crop 81 erov.
Inc corn. ~ belonging % the estsae ~
said deceased.
TEans o. SALE - Sums Of Is asd 49,.
der csso over - : credit of nine
@onihs viii y gives, purchaser giving
note vsiviag relief fr00 vsluslis. ~
sOpsaise0ess lsws. asd bessisg ! ~
eees- interest PER sDnom from date unsI,
PAID: vi'h good freehold .sreiy.
Ss'e g commence e 10 o'e;o<k. q -.
WILLIAM L KIEsr, Exe<u,or.
q n. MsLsCEx. Attorney.
July Is. lss2-3w. '
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

Notice Of Letting Of Grading
Contract.
NOTICE is hereby given that The
~ Board of Trustees os The town oi
Jasper. Dubois coonty, Indiana, will rs-
|ceivs sealed proposals Tor grading al oI
Eighth Street-except the sidewsIkl
thereon -embra<ed IN The original plsI
OF fhe town Of Jasper, Dubois county. &C.
.eording 70 The respective orders and or
|dinsnce made by ssid Board in relation
10 such gradeWork and the disposal Of
THE surplus dirt. up 10 : O'Clock. p u,
SATURDAY. the 9Th day Of August, 1892
Said grsdewo ork Il 10 b. fully CON
pIefed On OF before the 18th day Of Oc-
tobsr. 1872. and the plans. estimates end
specifications thereof can b seen b.
calling upon the President of sid Town
Board. Tbs Board reservss The right
and power 70 eboose belsses bidders fos
sid slreee work, I'D e reject any md
sll bids
Dsted = Jsspss. Isdiasa, shs l2sh dsy
|of JDIy, le92-
6Ks- KSEnLER, President.
Attest: Gro J. JUrT. Clerk,
By Depuiv. ". H. JCrT.
Jolly Is. lo92-3g-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

'Guartlian's sale or Real Estate.
|NOTICE 10 hereby given, that the IN
~ dersigDed guardian Of Mary A.
kreiIein, minor heir Of Joseph and Helen
kseiIein, deceased, will sell at private
sale the following described real estate.
|sit1ated in Dubois county, Ind. to-wit
The south half Of the northwest quar-
Der Of section No. twenty-nine. (29)
township No. one (l) south, range No
four (lJ west. ssd the northeast quar-
Ter Of The northwest quarter Of said Sec
'tion, township and range. tsxcepting.
however. from said north east quarter,
|nortb-west quarter. thst part thereof
sold 10 Peter Brett Weisor, and
'deseSibed - foIIoWs: Commencing ~
|lhe half mile corner on the line dividing
sections - and 20. said town and range.
|running thence west IS poles. thence
|south 81 poles, thence east Is poles,
thence north 81 poles. TO the place Of b.
|ginning, containing 81 acres. more or
less.) containing u both tracts to be sold
113l acres. more or less also, excepting
tso0 said south half, north west quarter
seven poplar trees standing thereon.
which have heretofore been sold % John
kseiIeiO, and designated il writing, and
reserviDg the right 70 enter, cut snd re-
move ssid trees.
Applications and bids OF purchasers
will Be received BY the undersigned
guardian, ~ HE residence 10 Madisonl
township, Dubois county, post Office, Jas
per. Ind, and slso b. TrayIOr q Hunter,
q their Isw OfIlce IL yssper. Indiaus, %.
eiI The 3Oth day OF July, 1892.
TRRNs o. SALE-O Doe fourth cash, thsI
rsoaindes il three equal insssIImenss, si|
ose, two ssd three years, purchaser Giv-
Ing notes Sos deferred payments bearing
pr cent. interest from date, without
relief, snd With good freehold surety tol
ssid gusrdian's approval, or said de-
ferrsd payments may be secured byl
on said real estate
JoHS KRErLKrS, ST., Guardian.
TRAYLoK g IIUNTKE, Att'ys.
Juoo ~. y3-lW.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

or taxnbles Of Dubois County con.
sisting Of Comfy Assessor Kendall
Auditor Gsamelspscher snd Treasurer
Burger. assembled or last Mondsy, &C.
cording 70 lao and proceeded % busi.
De~e-
They fuDedisfoly Issued sommons fol
varioas parties snd corporations 70 sp-
p>ar ssd explain their returns or submit
% raise.
The sppraisemenf os Taylor 3 Crate, on
lumber - Birdseve. .was ordered reduced
fsom IS CO.. 10 5000. 70 make ID equal
With other lumber des!ers
Tie valuation or personal property a
lsidor Scbuhmschsr was sf bis own re-
quest Increased SIS
The valuation OF Lot No 3 in McCrillua
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

Pro<luesss Have Agrse1 - 0soos1Go ppo-
duesiso Amer Ju1y O.
The New York Daily Commercial Bul-
lctin Of June 10 says: After = long -
nod u negotiation the produccrs q COP,
pr n Europe and ths Unised States
have arrived q IN agreement 20 restrict
production after July nexk The Ameri-
can producers have agrced 20 restrict
their exports d copper 20 Europe. n con
sidcration fog which the Spanish produ-
Gers have pledged themselves to cut
down their production 5 pr cent The
object Of this agreement u of couzss %
bring about . higher level q priceA-
Whether q not thsproducers can guc-
cessfully hold together to pat prices
back where they were during the exist
ence Of rhe great copper combine IL
isSS-9. Il u certain that there has been
left for them . duty of ~ cents PER
pound. which was about all Mckinley
could do to invite another copper trust 20
repeat the outrage pcrpetrafed in 1859
upon the American people. Il win Be-
remembered that in 1850 the copper Trust
sold American copper % much cheaper
In Europe that it was reimporfed and
sold at profit here after paying duty
Of fonr cents per pound. and from April
70 August. 1859. the foreign price never
exceeded eight cents and tho domestic
price was never les than twelve ccnfR
But for the duty no such di6erence could
have existed and theeifects q tie French
syndicate upon our industries would have
been as slightas they we're upon Europe
an industries
The eject Of high prices Tor NV M
terials Of any kind Is fsrTeaching and
dis;.strous- How the ccnsumeEs q COP
per were affected by the high prices of
1883 Is described by James Powell. presi-
dent Of the Union Brass company, Of
Cincinnati. in The EngineeEing an1
Mining Journal Of Jan. 10. 1850:
"When the syndicate began brnss
workers AL over the country were fully
employed at good wages. and while ths
demand for goods may not have been
kept up at AL times with the same vigog.
yet the price Of the raw material ~
such - 70 a&ord living peolit 70 ~
copper producer only.
Ihe consumption Of brass goods Tor
steam. water and gas has fallen OF from
25 70 20 per cent. with no immediate
prospect Of a improvement The NJ
nipulations Of the combine have been IL
most disastrous calamity for the general
copper consuming industries of this
country that has ever befallen them--
A. evidence that the Amezican end q
this 'sagreement" = made IN good faith,
Il = reported from Marquetee. Mich.
that : general strike is imminent q ths
great Calumet and Hecla copper mine.
The company instead Of acknowledging
openly that they intend to restrict pro-
duction By closing tie mine. announce
that they viii discharge II employees
who ere members of the Ku1ghts q
Labor orof any other labor organixation.
They know that this win not only pre-
cipitate long struggle that vii restrict
production. but it win give them q o.
portunity 20 utilize cheap '>scsbr laboe
when hey are ready 70 resume cpez1-
lions. and perhaps 70 stasve soms q -
strfkeu into accepting lower Wagea
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

Inii2nap0li< Sensin eI:- We ere in
formed that PIutccrst George Pullman.
OF sleeping car fsme- clipped IN $1,000
toward sbs Harrison sund for tho Min
nespolis convention. snd he's agreed a.
pnt go coo into the republican campaign
fund Pullman hss tOuOO. 900 or o30.-
CCO.0CO which he hss made By charging
he people swo OF shres pTices for beds
in bis travelling logging houses. ~ be
hes 90 much money 20 throw away ID
politics ue suppose hs would not OBJ
jsct II the IegisIsiures Of Isdisns and
3 fev other states WsTo 60 enact laws
reducing sIeeping esr charges 70 soms-
thing like decent 6gures.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

MokK o. rue TAX Law IN DuBors
CoUxTr--Tne incorporated town oi
Birdseye. .. in Jefferson township. 10 Re
pubIiesn In politics, and controlled in Z
partisan wsy BY the town ofIiciaIe, aud
che people there this year reap the eGect-
Of the policy Of their party in Indiana
~ being compelled 10 pay unnecessarily
increased taxes Last year, under the
kew of their town board Of 1870. they
paid for incorporation purposes ol9s 55
snd considered they got along tairiy
veil. This year. in order 20 make the
DemocS2lic tx Lao odious. their Repub-
Iicsn soua tosrd increased, By the levy
~ 1891. the taxes for the incorporation
~ per cent. compelling citizens Of lhG
town 20 pay e14f IS more than before
o. total ~ $343 for The incorporation
How do the tar spsyess Of Birdscye like
this manipulation Of their pocket-bo
bv the Republican sown bosrj? The
same policy wss followed in I'll the Re
publican counties of the State. aud need
I~s= taxes put upon the people. 10 hops
0f Bringing : democratic tax IaW into dis
repuse thereby. and the McKinley bill
don't project the taxpayers. either, - bu
The Intelligence Of the people hss made
g ; boomerang for the Republicans. allie
oomce.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

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ucn- since such taxac1on folls On peo-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

- (og0 - kAD88oo4e0os
To sHE CSr'xEns oF JAsrER :-Ther'
sre % many unjUss romors IN cisc0is
ti0o Concerning ~ record . Toss
Trustee upoo the saloon question q Jss
per. ard some of ihese runors have te<s
snsssi.ed bv one o. lhs Cooncilmen q
~ cerssin ksou ledge. shss / feel il Ia'
cumbest upon 0yself 10 Urits shis card
% explanation, - thss the ciliz<oe d
Jssper may become scqusiulkd uilh ID
truth 10 The matter.
Oa Monday. July III, q the segulal
meeting Of The Trosleee- The saIOon Quee
lion - bsopghs sp b Michael Dur
l. Z. J. Kempf. made melton thai
the license sor the retailing of insoxics'
Ting liquors II the town Of jasper b
raised 70 one hundred dollars per -.
oum- This motion was Lost for wsns o'
second.
joseph p. Friedman sheu made mo-
tion that The license b flsty dollars PEI
wear. This motion gss duly seconded
and carried. Michael Dnrlsuf. Joseph r
Friedman and John r. SaIb voting yes
Z. J. kempf voting no. and Sebastian
= -
~ .os
The ordnance paesed By the board as Z
Iprevious meeting, THAT The saIoons ~
Icloeed On Sundsys." b repealed. Thil
motion was voted down bv Sebastian
Kuebier. Michael DnsIsuf. John r. Salt
land Joseph ?. Friedman. The ooIy
vote cast for the TepeaIing Of The ordi.
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The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

A. there u no royal rosd 90 learning
20 there Is % magical cure for disesse
TIE eGecs. however, Of taking Aver
Sar,aparills for blood disorders CONES
% nssr magic - CD b expected Of any
mere human agency This i due 70 ita
purity and stresgth-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

TIA the cad Annual Graduating
Exercises % EIeeb 3 Osborn's rndisnsp-
oils Business University. Wednesday
june p. seventy mine graduates received
their diplomas This y tie largest class
~ 'he history OF the Universiiv. Over
one hundred are now attending the
summer Sehcoi. snd new students are
catering zach week.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15
NOTICE OF APPOlNTMENT.

NOTICE Il hereby given That the nm
~ dersignsd be- bees appointed Ex-
ecufor Of tt last will spd testsment Of
william J. Cassidy. deceased. Said -
tate u supposed 10 b solvent
WILLIAM L KIBsY. Executor.
r. n NILsrRx. Attorney.
July Is 1e92-3w-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15
COT RT NOTICE.
rVo 1xec

mo. 14s6
STATE or IxDIAxA. DrBoIs CcuxTr. -
D.ssss CirssIs Ce.rs- seps>nser Ter.
Johs r. Norman. Execu-1
tor OF ths Isse viii Of
Daniel J. Bsnis. decd, Petition
E1bins G. Ssrain, Real Estate
SaiiDa Mosby,
L. din HARDER. et a.
The petitioner In the shove csnse hav'
ind 6ied bis petition therein. together
with % sfidavit thst the defendants
Saline Mosby snd LYDIA Harder. ars
uon-residebss Of the State OF Indiana
asd this action Il brought 20 obtain q
order % sell real estate ID said State, q
make assets 20 pay the debts, Ie9sciei
and liabilities Of the eststs Of Daniel }
Banfa-
|NOw. therefore, the said defendant
49, SaIina Nosby and Lydia Harder
are hereby sotifed. that unIess they b
and sppear On the frst day Of the mex
term Of the Dubois Circuit Court. to b
holden on the fnt Monday in Septem
Der. A. D.. 1891. q The court house Il
the town Of Jasper. IN ssid county end
State, snd answer OF demur to sid pesi
tiOo, the same will b heard and de-
lermined il their sbsence.
II witness whereof have hereunts
ct my hand and amxed the
LIS sesl Of sid Court, this l2sl
~ dsy Of JsIv. 1s93-
IGSArz EcKEsT,
Clerk Dubois Circuit Court.
TRAyLos & HuxrER, Att,ya
July Is. y2-5v. lpf ss1
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

Ripans TabuIes cure nausea.
Ripans TabuIcs: for sour stomach
Ripans Tabulcs: for liver troubles
Ripans Tabulcs one gives reIief.
Ripans Tabules for bad temper.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

PRIxE E<sArs - Miss Lucy = Yso-
mans. school girl Of IS years of Reoo-
|salser. got the 1rst prize of 500, offered
|by the Western Wheel Scrsper Co. %
the pspil Of the Schools Of Indiasa fOs
essays O the subject of ''0or Country
IloadsT There were sbouf $50 co@pesi.
tori. and The judges we're Prof r. A.
lOgg. Of GreencassIe, Prof. J. ". Carr, d
Aodersoos aod S0pL Flick. Of Marios
Coonty. Geo. HUddieson. Of OwessviIle.
was awarded second prize Robl Greer.
wood, Of Raleigh. third /; O. H. Stewart
Iof Adsms. fourth Minnie Gsisett, esiles-
vile, 6fsh. a. e. Park. Of Nabb, sixsh
end Alice Rinnard. Of PendIeton, sew
leuth. Nov II the essays will make he
lreed system ~ better e wiIl - ; grsaI
lgsin.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15
NOTICE 10 NON-REsIDENT
STATS o. IxDIAxA, DcsoEs CousTr. .
Duhsas ClsruSs Ceers. sspss.bss Ten.
John c. BeekmsBn.
~ In Attachnsst
Elizabeth Ruhkamp-

The plaintiff IN sEe sbovc csuse hav.
ing filed Biz complaint therein, Together
with - si1dsvit ihst the defendant Elix-
ebeth RuhksDp = sos resident oe the
State Of Indiana, ard thst this action i
brought 10 enforce The collection Of
plaissiGs demand ~ proceedings u O.
fachmenl
|AOW. therefore, the said defendant 4
A. hereby sosi6ed shst ssIsss she b
sd appear o. me tenth day of the next
term Of the Dubois Circuit Court. % b
bOIdea % shs Erst Moodsy ~ Sepeem-
ber. A. D.. 1902. q the court bouse 10
TIE towD - Jaspes. jn aid county snd
Seste. and answer Or demup % aid eoo-
pIaist and proceedings u ssisch0sss.
he cane will b heard ard detesmioed
II her ob<eoee-
In wifne<s Ohereos. have beseunto
ct nv baDd sod sGIxsd The
SEAL , eesI Of ssid Cours. q Jasper.
this 13th day of JeIy. l832-
IGSATz ECkERT.
Clerk DuboIs Cireuit Court
TRArroR 4 HrxrKn, Attys.
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THE SAILING OF COLUMBUS.
The Event Being Appropriately Cele-
brated at Pa1Os and Huelva-A Brilliant
Dinner-Literary and Artistic Compett-
tfons Features of the Celebration.

The Event Being Appropriately Cele-
brated at Palos and HueIva-A Brilliant
Dinner-Literary and Artistic Competi-
tions Features of the Celebration.
MADRID, Aug. THE celebration of
the sailing of Columbus from Palos
was continued at Huelva and Palos
yesterday The dinner given at night
was a most brilliant affair, but does
not by any means end the celebration,
which includes literary and artistic
competitions. A feature of the artistic
competition is an ode dedicated to the
union of Spain and Spanish America.
For the successful competitor the in
fanta Maria Isabella offers, as a prize,
a cane, the gold head of which IS
adorned with amethysts and diamonds
Another object of competition is a
hymn on the Discovery of the New
World" The prize for this, a bronze
statue of Columbus, is offered by the
king of Spain, or by the queen regent
in the name of the king.
For an epic poem, on the discovery
of America, the Due de Montpensier
offers a handsome scarf pin of diamonds
and turquois The due also offers a
prize of silver cabinet for the best
historical essay on the settlement and
development of America.
An international regatta at which a
prize will be bestowed by the queen
regent will be another feature of the
celebration. Another day will be
under the charge of the great Rio
Tinto Mining Co., whose copper works
have been the making of Huelva, and
several other days have been given up
To merchants and tradesmen.