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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-14

I'm ell costado oeste de La plaza del Mer
3 cado Sc ha construido una colunna mingi
: torla para evitar ciertas suciedades que 8
cometfan al rededor de aquel edifcio.
Ahora solo falta que la policia haga cum
plir 10 ordenado.
La Ilastraci6a PnertOry1quefa trae en- 81
ultlmo numero ell retrato del general Mar
gallo, una vista de la plaza de Melilla ur
eroquis de la costa sud de Espana norte
de Africa.
Ri senor Vivoni, diputado provincial por
San German, solicit6 Y obtuvo de la Dipu-
tacion un socorro de 1000 pesos para las
victimas del desgraciado suceso ocurrido
| en- Santander.
/ Ha sido robado ell viernes en- la noche de
ia casa habitacion de don Juan Lopez CO.
| Ion, vecipo del barrio de Arl1s, un reIoj de
orc, remontoir, ambas tapas cinceladas,
marcado con ell numero 10, una leontina
del mismo metal
Los tribunales tienen conocimiento avi-
so las joyerias
Han sido denunciados por la policia
Cayetano Soto (a) Coronado, por falsifca-
cion de frma.
Senores P. Cot Ca, por tener dos cajas
en- la acera entorpeciendo ell paso los tran
seuntes.
Para el domingo proximo esta organizan-
do un brillante concerto en- la Perla nues-
tro amigo el notable pianista compositor
don Gonzalo Nunez, quien, desde hace al
gun los dias SO halla en Ponce.
Con dod Il x,oo.o
MA y daremos cuenta de los valiosos ele-
mentos artisticos que ayudaran al senor
Nuflez.
Nuestra socedad no presindira de la oca-
sion que Sc le presenta de conocer las ad
mirables faeultades de Nunez, que es sin
disputa Ell mejor ejeeutante que hemos Wis
to en- ssta Isla.
Sabemos que hay animac6n para esa We
lada musical que resultara agradabil1sima. |
La Directiva de la Junta del Centenario |
ha designado los senores don Francisco |
de Paula Acuna, don Francisco del Vale V |
don J. E. Martinez Quintero, Presidente |
accidental, Vice-presidente Secretario
de la misma, para formar
Ia comisionn que ha de representarla en- la
del monumento del Culebrinas
81 dia 19 de los corrientes.
Inscripciones hechas Ell 81 Registro Civil:
Nacsmsentos: Emilia Ortiz, Cruz Negr6n,
Maria Isidra Rodriguez, MigusliLa Roche,
-Iuz Maxiraina Martinez.
DefxnciOxes: Torruella
La subscription inioiada por los medicos
farmaceuticos de Ponce entire sus cole
,as de la Isla, con el objeto de socorrer
a desamparada famiIia de uno que fue su
ompanero, ha dado ell siguisnte resultado
Suma anterior --.-.$ $77l60.
Doctor Giol 5
Licdo Romera Cantero.. 4
Licdo Giol.. 3 II
,, Planellas- - 2 :
Total .$787- go. i
De cuya cantidad hay que deducir por /
astos
Impresos, papel sobres- :. SO :
Selos de franqueo.-
Al cobrador Aguayo, de la
Capital al-. ) :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-14
Sc VENDEN

4 coches con 10 pareias de caballos.
Para informes dirigirse a los bafos
de Quintana.
al Ponce, y de octubre. sos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-14

Tenemos en- cartera varios asuntos de
San German, Las Marias, Yauco otras To-
calidades que no hemos podido tratar por
faIta de espacio, en- estos dias en- que la
campafa marroquf absorbe toda la atenci6n
de la prensa del p1blico.
Iran salendo por turno, entretanto los
amigos que nos recomiendan aquellos asun-
tos Sc serviran excusarnos, teniendo en-
cuenta Ia referida circumstance.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-14

Por cablegrama recibido de Barcelona por
nuestro amigo don Carlos Armstrong, sabe
mos que senor padre y distinguida ia
nilia SO hallan ali sin novedad alguna, des
vaneciendose asf los temores de que Sc hu
biesen encontrado en- Ell Ltceo la noche de
la catastrofe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-14
LA DEMOCRACTA

Seria precise que dedicaramos ell peri6di-
co insertar placemes y hoy menos que
nunca es Kcito robar espacio otros asnn-
tos de interes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-14

80 clases diferentes de colchonetas para
camas, R. Toro ca, calle del Comercio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-14

Cantidad lfquida $ 1861 60 que ha sido en-
tregada & dicha famiia 81 dia 10 del corrien
te mes, mediante recibo que obra en- poder
del doctor Iglesias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-14

nunca es Kcito robar espacio otros asun
a tos de interes.
Tenemos en- cartera varios asuntos d
: San German Las Marias, Yauco Y otras 10
calidades que no hemos podido tratar po
talta de espacio, en- estos dias en- que Il
campaha marroquf absorbe toda la atencior
de la prensa del p1blico
Iran saliendo por turno, entretanto 10!
, amigos que nos recomiendan aquellos asun
tos Sc serviran excusarnos, teniendo e1
cuenta Ia referida circumstance.
Aver tarde fue la playa la comision que
reune fondos para la guerra de Msrruecos
Como los comerciantes de psovisiones en
grande escala los comisionistas hablan va
fgurado en- la colecta de la Cdnaafa mercats
tai, Sc recogieron- solamente doscientos du-
ros proximos.
Acabado de recibir telas de color (extras)
para camisas, novedad en- cutre de colores
para caizonellos, mantelerla para mesa ell
| juegos, con se1villetas en- piezas, perca-
les DE- colores en- gran variedad delanta
| les, preciosa collection, r. Toro CO, calle
del Conercio.
Nota de las reses benefciadas hoy en- el
rnatadero p1blico
| l buey gordo-7 novilos una vaca-4
| cerdos
Muy bien.
Hemos dado instruccones nuestro ac-
two corresponsal de San Juan para que nos
tras mita por TELEGRAPH los pormenores que
traiga la prensa de Cuba sobre los asuntos
de Melilla, de Santander de Barcelona.
Nos proponemos dar esas noticias al mis-
mo tempe que los diaros de la Capital, 6
antes, ST fuese possible, fin de que nuestros
lectores encuentren en- LA DEMOCRACIA un
res1men rapido de todo cuanto ocurre.
A un suelto de Ell D.arto de Puerto Rico
contostamos
Que su corresponsal 10 tuvo con nosotros
nlngUna conferencla.
Que no uecestamos entendernos con ei |
para NADIA.
Que va nos hemos ocupado bastaute del |
telegrama ridiculo.
Qne 81 nos viniesen con informes acerea
del director de E1 Diayio tendriamos en-
cuenta que, para expresar sus ideas sus
propositcs, no necesita aeudir LA DE-
MOCRACIA.
Y que El Diara0, no obstante, puede pro-
ceder como guste, contando, desde luego,
con nuestra absolute reciprocidad.
Con motive de los donativos que SO han
hecho en- esta isla para aliviar la situacion
de nuestras tropas en- Meiiila, el ministro
de Utramar ha enviado al Gobernador Ge-
neral ell siguiente telegrama
"En nombre de S. NJ. del Gobierno,
rsciba v E. los habitantes de- esa isla, las
gracias por la patriotica suscripci6n inicia.
Ia sus resultados.'
Articulos en realization tiras bordadas
inas en- nansu, borlas para oamas, precio-
las colchas de crochet de S 10 por Or.
foro Y ca, calle del Comercio.
Ultima cotizaci6n de cambios en- la Ca {
oital
Londres sIv.---. $6.85 c.
New York 8dIv---- AZ pg.
Paris d Iv-- 3S pS.
Espana 8 dv------ IA pS.
Habaua. q pS.
Las muj jeres que matan. I
Ep la Capital dos 4asaltas, Mcaela Avies !
Maria Rivera SO dieron de cuchilladas,
luedando una de elias en- estado bastante
grave.
Otras dos mujeres de La misma .sciudad,
lamadas la atetonomista y la india, por cues
40 oo1oa Ebropo doscopoupal hata1la |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-14
iGran rebaja!
E S SPECIFICO THILLE T

Para poner este medicamento al alcance
de las fertunas mas modestas, introduce una
rebaja de Ia mitad del precio corriepte: de
modo que los pomos de 80 gramos SO ven
deran 90 centavos, desde hoy.
Ponce, Nvbre. IA de 1898. Inn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-14

Aver tarde fue la playa la comision que
reune fondos para la guerra de Msrruecos.
Como los comerciantes de psovisiones en-
grande escala los comisionistas habian va
fgurado en- la colecta de la Cetmara mercan-
tai, Sc recogieron- solamente doscientos du-
ros proximos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-14

En- ell costado oeste de La plaza del Mer-
cado Sc ha construido una columna mingi-
toria para evitar ciertas suciedades que Sc
cometfan al rededor de aquel edifcio.
Ahora solo falta que la polcia haga cum
plir 10 ordenado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-14
ESQUELAS FUNEBRES

En- la tipografta de LA DEMooRACIA,
Sc hace's todas horas, y prccios mods
cos, ca buen papel y en- elegante tarjeta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-14
JULIO CONESA

Ofrece sus servicios en- instalacio-
mes y reparaciones de aparatos cleo
tricos. Playa dc Ponce.
Ponce, Agosto 81 de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-14

La It"strdcaon Pnert0rr1qne5ia trae en- gu
ultlmo numero ell retrato del general Mar
gallo, una vista de la plaza de Melila un
oroquis de la costa sud de Espana norte
de Africa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-14

FL se1or Vivoni, diputado provincial po,
San German, solicit6 obtuvo de la Dipu-
tacion un socorro de 1000 pesos para la.
victimas del desgraciado suceso ocurrido
en- Santander
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-14

Las mujeres que matan.
Ed la Capital dos sasaJas, Mcaea Aviles
Y Maria Rivera Sc dieron de cuchilladas,
quedando una de elias en- estado bastante
grave.
Otras dos mujeres de la misma. .'cudad,
llamadas la atttonomista y la india, por cues
ton de celos, libraron descomunal batalla,
saliendo la primera herida en- IN brazo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-14

La subscription inioiada por los medicos
farmaceuticos de Ponce entire sus cole
gas de la Isla, con el objeto de socorrer a
la desamparada famiIa de uno que fue su
companero, ha dado ell siguisnte resultado:
S,1n,a ontani niar S771 80
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-14

Acabado de recibir telas de color (extras)
para camisas, novedad en- cutre de colores
para oaizoneillos, manteleria para mesa er
juegos, con se1villetas en- pleas, perca-
les DE- colores en- gran variedad delanta
les, preciosa collection, r. Toro CO, calle
del CoInercio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-14

Ha sido robado Ell viernes en- la noche d
ia casa habtaci6n de don Juan Lopez Co
Ion, vecino del barrio de Arts, un reIoj d.
orc, remontoir, ambas tapas cinceladas
marcado con ell numero 10, una leontin,
del mismo metal
Los tribunales tienen conocimiento av
so las joyerias.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15
GREEN is VEHEMENT.
The Attorney General Talks
About the School Fund
Troubles.

From the Indianapolis sun
Attorncy-gen. Green Smith, who ha:
been recruiting in the vicinity Of Pixies
reak for the last two months, was at his
desk in the state house, Monday, dis
patching the legal business before him
with twice his ordinary glibness. When
asked to define his position with regard
to his official collection Of the local
school funds throughout the state, which
is creating quite furoro in school cir
cles, the attorney -general.grew quite We
hement as be said:
THE whole truth of the matter Is that
the trustees over the state have been EN-.
ploying the state tuition fund. which the
act objected to requires to be turned into
the state treasury through the county
officers, for private gain, and in a great
many instances they have levied local
tuition funds, which would be wholly
unnecessary when the obnoxious law i:
carried out. Why, in Fort Wayne alone
| know OF 100000 state funds that foI
years have been used by private school
officers to do their banking on. With
regard to the allegation that make fal
thing out Of the disputed collections
have only to say that in spite Of the dew.
il himself l will enforce the laws of In
diana and take whatever compensation
am allowed for go doing"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15

@Judge Welborn went home Satur-
bay morning, returning Monday after
fornoon on the 4 AS train. A number
: witnesses were here oil day Monday
Snpecting court to convene that morn
bg, and considerable complaining was
|!hdulged in by some Of them. AS this
ID . busy season, it Is to be expected
That farmers desire to be at home at
to their farm work and this fact
HE Judge should take into consideration.
but Witnesses do not do all the grumb-
hing. for the writer heard one person
Remark that be did not like the idea OF
|iosing time and then holding night SEES
hons TO make up for lost time. But
pch Inconvenience OF the litigants IL
pthing to the inconvenience of wit
ases who have come long distances
I'D whose absence from home Q single
day ct this season of the year means q
loss to them in dollars and cents tina
boversl times the amount OF their cour
Ices will not cover. Now. the CoURIEI
does not believe that Judge Welborr
will intentionally inconvenience eithe
pttorneys, litigants or witnesses, aDt
Simply makes this mention that he ma.
botter understand the situation and feel
Ing regarding the loss Of time from thei
1uties 1t homo. The Judge cannot leav
here on Saturday and return on Monday
he way the trains now run, In shorte
bpsce Of time, without travelling at nigh
Or on Sunday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15

From the Evansville Courier
II Is rather embarrassing TO the anti
silver leaders 10 find that The People
who have been falsely represented as
clamoring for the repeal 0: the purchas-
clause OF the Sherman law, have gone
right along restoring confidence by
puttipg in circulation the money they
were frightened into boarding by the
Organized attack upon the sherman law
bv new spapers that are, at heart. gold
monometallists. From the way ~
which business Is rcviving every where
and factories are resuming there j. = me
prospect that coincidence will be res,or-
edr some time before the Senate comes
10 vote on the sherman law. As the
Courier remarked at the beginning. the
"panic" was started by the New York
banks in the hope that The Ieopie
would help them 10 exhaust the Treas
ury gold reserve by rushing IN their
paper notes for redemption. Instead OF
doing this, The People boarded these
notes, for they have found out that Lee
gal Tender, debt paying notes Issued by
the government need no redemption,
being money of final account thems selves
in every quarter of the country. NOT
only do they very properly regard these
receivable" notes as actual money, Out
they are universally preferred because
of the greater convenience OF banding
N largo sums, as was demonstrated by tho
admitted failure Of Secretary Carlisle I
attempt to keep his gold out. As fas
as it vas paid ont il came back. The
People are sick and tired o! metallic
money.
Paper Treasury notes made ''roceiva
be' for all debts, public and private
have become the standard money OF th'
United States and the sooner Congress
recognizes the fact and cuts loose for
ever from the idea that nations cur
rency should be provided by banks o
be made redeemabc in the product Of a
single industry, and that, too, one Of tn
least consequential, measured by tn
aggregate value of its annual output, th
sooner we shall have complete reform
OF the fiscal system on lines which hav,
proved acceptable to The People 70
thirty years. To make legal tende
money "redcemable' involves an absurd
lity on its face, for no sane man will tax
the time and trouble TO redeem in gol
q receivable" note that will perform
precisely the same functions that gol
would perform in all business transac
ton within the United States. As I
intern ational balances, gold will have I
be used. but IL we were 10 stop its coin
age, issue nothing but receivable" lega
: tender paper money aud annually puI
, chase the entire output OF America
{ gold mines. there would be q wall {
: distress from England within year an
Z call for an International conference
> arrange money system that woul
: Danish forever from the commerce
, world the CHASTITY horrors and crime
Q against humanity that have followed
. the wake Of every 'money panic sine
I society was first organized. The grea
I est need Of civilization is curren'
R reform.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15
Commissioners Court.

The following are the proceedings OF
the Commissioners court not reported
in our last issue.
The Wisconsin Bridge company was
awarded the contract TO construct steel
bridge across Patoka river at Knoxville
sc feet long for the sum of $4,000.
The same company was also awarded
the contract TO construct steel bridge
across Hunley near Huntingburg for the
sum Of $4,000.
the Knoxville bridge was postponed
until Friday, September %, 1898, on ac-
count ri insufficient specifications.
The board ordered survey OF sewer
drain from Jail and Court house 10 Pa
toks river giving level by stations each
100 feet and will receive bids to do the
work on Friday, Sept 1lth, 1888.
George w. knessner, ct al, filed pa
pers in the Kyana murder cause, the
Commissioners held that the papers
should have been filed in circuit court.
ROAD PETITIONS.
IIcnery s. Mehringer ct al, petition
granted and viewers appointed.
George Hatfield ct al, petition dismiss
ed on account Of detective description
James ii. Deal ct al, petition dismiss
ed, bad description.
Wm.F. Simmons. ct al, petition grant
ed, viewers appointed.
August Meperholz, ct al, petition dis
missed on account OF defective descrip
ton.
Christ Rocttger ct al, petition with
drawn, bad description.
Conrad Jackie, ono Of the Comm iss.
toner's, was appointed to attend the nee.
essary repairs needed on Court house
with power TO let such work to the low.
est responsible bidder.
The Trustees of the town of Jasper
vs.. Tobias Herbig ct al, petition to an
mex contiguous territory TO theincorpor
ated town Of Jasper, annexation grant
ed by the Commissioners.
The trustees OF the town OF Jasper, VS.
N. l.. Church, st. Meinrad Abbey, Johr
L. Corn, ct al, petition TO annex contig
uous territory to the incorporated town
OF Jasper, annexation granted by thu
Commissioners.
Township trustees, John KIemm, +
NJ. Payne and IL J. Meyer reported sew
eral bridges out OF repair. The severa
trustees were ordered to repair and re.
build said bridges at once.
N John Weiker was awarded the con-
tract 10 furnish the county with screen
ed coal weighed aud delivered, at six
99-l0O dollars per one hundred bushels
Commissioners court adjourned until
Friday September %, 1898.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15

Tho "church dead beat" who sponges
6Is religion, lives and thrives In Oakland
City. A congregation with . member
bhip Of near 200 Is about not to pay its
bastor his promised salary. A religion
hat doesn't attend church and help meet
HE running expenses does not amount
10 much. -Oakland City Enterprise.
Dear Nick, "church dead beats" -four
'lsh in every locality, and in almost every
congregation, like Green Bay tree. and
home OF them do not stop ct trying to
Head beat their way into the New Jeru-
nsm. They believe In the doctrine
slvation 10 Free" and prove their faith
their works by allowing the sisters
~ Sblicit contributions from outsiders
% make good whatever deficit exists
hitter those who do pay have contributed
10 the end that they may receive theiI
fchurch service free. The "church dead
ieat's" name is legion, and bis gall sur
| }asees understanding.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15

A"The editor is still "doing" the
|66rld,s fair. but will return home this
week. He has got scoop" on many
Wonderful things which he will unravel
10 you on bis return home. He writes
Ahat street car fare is only cents 10 Chi
\ago, but don't tell him we have men,
Ioued this discovery Of bis. We do not
know positively, but surmise that he has
abandoned the winsome smiles Of tho sc
|loveable Eskimo ladies, and is engaged
this week Ia hunting for relics In the
street Of Cairo on exhibition there. II
- likes IL be may buy .thelstreet. bring II
homo with him, plant 1t, and raise Cairo
|oe bis own.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15

Vincennes Sun: To see the worlds
fair and walk through the buildings the
the grand total Is something In excess OF
milcs. This estimate does not include
safe, government or private buildings
the Plaisancc is ignored and no accoun,
IL taken Of the long jumps from one
building 10 another. A walk OF forty
miles Is necessary to do the whole thing
up.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15

Indianapolis Sentinel: Senator Turpie
'olWays fastens attention. There are
more brilliant dazzling takers among
|his senatorial colleagues, but none OF
them exceeds him in his way Of putting
direct and sometimes unique points.
Read this. II was said last week in the
silver debate: "What an unconscious
but strange bias there Is In law and Ian
gusge toward the side of those who
have much. Silver found In a stocking
% cold hoard and its keeper is miser.
| Gold found In the triple steel.lined vault
10 called . reserve, and the name Of III
owner 10 capitalist"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15

Those who have used DIR. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those who
have not, have now the opportunity to try
il free. Call on the advertised Druggist and
get trial bottle, free. Send your name
and address TO ii. T.. Bucklen Il Co, Chi.
cago, and get sample box Of DR.. King
New Lifo Pills free, as well rs copy 81
Guide to Health and Household Instructor
free. All of which j. guaranteed TO d,
you good and cost you nothing. Martlr
Friedman Drug store
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15
Letter From Capt. Lcming.

OFFICE OF SHERIFF DAVIES CoUNTyl
WAsmISGToN, Ind, Sept IL, 1895
To Col. Clement Dosne, Jasper. Indiana.
DEAR SIR 81 have located myself in
my new home at this place, and have
tried to feel contented, but find that
have forgotten one thing, that l., copy
|of your valuable old JASPER COURIER
Il Is like Castoria tonic to my family
they Gil want 1t, and will not let me res
until request you to send 1t to my ad
dress at Washington, Ind, lock box 504
and oblige your friend, etc. Respects L
all, JOHN q. LEMiNG.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15

School has commenced.
Court has called a number Of our citi-
zens TO Jasper.
II Is reported that four or five pam
theirs are roaming about in tho vicinity
Of Kyana.
Mr.. thinner has carpenters AT work
on the factory.
The Argus stated that Hubbard Bros !,
we're going TO open store at tho old
I,undy stand. There Is nothing in that
report, but they will erect nice brio
business house. PIcAYuYE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15
Dentistry

N. II. Wilson, dentist, will be At the
Indiana Hotel. in Jasper, Saturday,
Monday and Tuesday. September 10, 70
and 10, 1898, where no will DO prepared
to do all kinds Of work IN tho dental
line. All work warranted, and prices
.easouable. oz'Sw
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15
;. D. W E | r.
A NIGHT OF INTELLECTUAL
ENJOYMENT.
IN THE INTEREST OF THE TROY
SEARCHER.
COME ONE! COME ALL

Now, We want to congratulate Bro.
|3chuetz upon his novel idea OF sending
mt q man 10 lecture for the benefit OF
lie paper, and trust that the scheme will
Drove such . financial success as to pre-
eludo the possibility of his ever again
having to beg for patronage through the
|,olumns Of his paper. We would, also,
hdvise him to secure letters patent upon
bic idea. and vigorously prosecute all
knfringements. Next.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15

New Albany Ledger, 9Th inst: Deltus
Brackeu, . ticket.of.leave boy from the
oeate reform school for boys at Plainfield
sent up from Dubois county was arrest.
"a Thursdsy evening by Sergeant Fcath'
oringill on charge Of stealing rope
from Reamef's wharf boat. lie will b.
hsld ill the superintend dent Of the reform
v aohoQl 70 heard from.