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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-23
pamter $. gsmrnpam.

Der Gbef oes San.Separtsmsnts nst
@tltausRsllune ano bic ION i'm Be'
I6he RitieuanfBnbt.
9einer Der @sltausltellnnssbsamt
bat mobl mebr gum @elinSen bieies
groben internati6nalen nnternebmens
In Der @artenitabt beigetrasen, alS Der
@bef bes DausD Departments, Daniel
Sublon Burubant. Sn Der Tbat 1T
ibm bic er0Bte Guigabe, weldes jemals
elm 0aubeililiener auf ieinem @ebiete
iibernabm. su 1beil seporben. ytidt
nur bate Uurnbam in @emeini6aft
nit ieinen aiiiitenten bic Rldne fir ben
0au unb bie gnlase Der Weltausitels
lunsssebaube 3u entiperfsu, ionbern
aud bariiber Su MAIDEN, baB bic Gnts
piirie bis in Die fleiniteu Details sur
susfiibrung 9elansten.
8urnbam LIT Elm @in9eborener BON
Seiierion Gountp i'm Staate 9tew 9orf
unb 3ur i3eit etipa AZ Sabre oft. st
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-23
Mm S@minOiIhtiqe.

Der llnte3eidnete, ueIdsr nod m,bridbri.
gen eeioen Don einem itmsren GunaenIbel
uno Der 9efirdteten o dwinofud burdl
Elm einfa9es MitteI sebsilt purbe. piinidjt
au' felnen WitI.oenoen Die @etbooe Der Seil.
ung betannt ju MAIDEN. Gr uiro allen, bic
20 udnfden. foftenfrei cine abidrift bes Re.
,epies ienoen, meIdss sins ftere SeiIuna fir
. d. inb fudt, afbma. Gatarrb,
8ronditis uno ale gals. unb aunaen.
GHsttionen IT. Gr bofft bab aIle 9eioenoen
ieip Wittel probiren. meIdes uniddbbar 1T.
Btr bas @edept oas nidts foftet unb ieaens.
reid iein Fam, piinitt, fdrsibe ssfdaisit an
Mep. Gbmarb n. @tlfon,
Broofluu. Stem Sort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-23
@eipann bic Spra de ipieSer.

alpbpnfp Ssmpblins ssn Summit 5pp
Butler 60, pa, b3sust baB isin 5tpDlf SABRE
alter Spbnj Der tabrslans am ct. Belts Gang
sslittsn unt bic Spratf ptrlprtn bate, eur6
brti Glafdfn 8sforatist Ntrsine solif1nbis st-
btilt purbe unb aud feline Sprade pitper &C.
mann Saultnbe, bic ss esssu Nsrpenltibsn,
Dyspspft, nfrp5ltn arGftfptrfaq, Rattisfsit,
3uffrsutbtit, arpfi6messn u. I. 10. anpanpttn,
betussn punbtrbart Stunssn.-8itr Doftn
bts gisrpiut btiIttn 6rau W. g. 8uras. Sputb
B,no, Snb.. wtl@s brti Monatt btifGnpis an
aobfi6mu,en lit. wrotsfdidden unb Elm rls,
santss Bud umlonf bel allen apptbsfrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-23
Rui9epebh.

pslle unteritebt. blidt auf etne ;ipau,is,
tdbrige Dienft3eit 3uriid, &uidemegb.
Der Dirissnt bes Snfauteriemufiffprp
Gift als eiuer ber berporrageubften
lnuiifaltl6eu Siibrer Der beutideu Ir.
NEE. Ole 2apellen peranitalten ieben
Gag Spei 8oujerte, jeoen Wtittas be-
itsi9t bie 3apallsrisfapelle ben Iburm
Der Burg unb ipielt, tpaareno ois Su.
fanterie iid I'm Bursbof iammelt nnb
burd bas Dorf maridirt, als oh iie
anr Wadtparabe aussUse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-23

bern faft jeSe sroBe Stabt In Der
Union .meiit Oauwerfe auf, bic mad
0nrnbamS Pldnen sur sluffiibruns
fanen.
@dbreno nun fein Speifel berrldt,
bab Snrnbam in ieiner @iseui6aft als
Observation-Disclosures ieiner aufs
9abe gere6t 9eworoen LIT, bat er in les.
ter 3eit burd 9lnoronuug ueridieoener
arbitrariider WtaBregeln. ipie J. o..
6urd bas Serbot 0ifentli9er um3iise
anf bem GnsitellunSsplat, ieinen gtas
men in iebr nnliebiamer 8eiie befannt
aemadlt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-23
g,oa o,sommte .gmbnIou,meten ar,

Das sefammte .ambuIan3weTen auT
benz WellauSitellunssplaee unteritebt
Der 2eituns eines Saupturjtes. ber bies
felbe mad ben 8oridriften ausiibt, ipie
iie fur ben Sanit6tsbienit in Der .Bnns
besarmee fsit9eiett finb. Sor gllem
lift fiir i6nellites @rrei6en Der llnsliidss
ftslfe, porldufse 9ebanbluns, ipie Der
Tbatbeitano es erfotbert, unb sriinS>
lide aur im 9ranfenbuuie ielbft Sorse
eetraaeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-23
- ---- -
Nrnpp nno Stumnt.
Was bic beiben beuti9en Giiens
f1uige ausifellen.

bis sr5bts seanons Der sssIt nus ibr jd,piss
riesr Sramspsrt = eisbsubaaeert wfamo
pnIssr ant stHsn ed,ub.
q1n benz @ettftreit Der Otationen, anf
Der @bica9oer Deltansftellnng In
o berporrasenber unb miirbiger Beiie
pertreten 5u iein. jeidnet fid Defenders
baS beutibe Heif aus. 8ere6net n1an
bod, oaB Der @eiamntmertb ber Guss
ftellunssobiefte aus isnem 2anbe fif
auf mebr als $40, ,OOO, 900 be5iffert, bon
benen stpa 81 100000 auf bic aus
DeutI9lanb mad Der @artenitabt &C.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-23

sriebrid) Tffrsb Srupp. Baron Stumm.
bradteu aunftwerfe entfalleu. 9luf
sbenlo bod bere6net man bic 9rupp's
ifen neutrality-suspicious., bon
Senen natiirltb bie Hielenfanone bic
Sauptattraftion biloet. lin Die @afs
fenfabrifatiou Deutidlanbs burd beren
Sanptpertreter in paiienber Weiie 3ur
Gnidanuns gu brinsen, bat bic oeutide
0tegieruns 9rupp NIT einem Soitenauf,
ipanbe BON $S5, 600 Elm eigenes Sc
bdube im Sadiou-Part berItellen laiIen.
Die Sanone ielbit piest 27O,OOO
Yfuno unb i6leuoert 22OO Yfunb
I6mere @eihoIie 10000 Wteter ipeit.
Die Pulperlabuus fiir einen S6uB
pisgt 700 8funb. Das Hobr 1T AZ
SUP lang unb bat In ieinem srDsten
umfan9e einen Onrbmeiier bon SuB
6 3oll. Die Bobrung betrGgt In Der
an9ebeuteten Dimeniion 1851 3oll.
Sir ben transport, bas glufs nnS Nbs
laben bes fololialen @el6iises musten
ielbitperitanoli6 gang beIonbere 8or.
ri6tunsen getroHen merben. Die
lleberfiibrnns Der Sanone nah amerifa
bate Der Dampfer rSonsneil" iiber.
nommen, unb ben Iuslabearbeiten bes
Rieiensei6iseS In Baltimore wobntsn
cine slnSabl Sffi3iere Der Bunbess
armee unb Wtariue bel. Den Grams.
port Der &anone nod Chicago belorste
oie Fennlglpania @ilenbabn @eiells
idaft, pelde 3u bem 8ebufe cine slrt
Bride bauen lieB, bic auf 3pet ars
chamber sebdnsten @asen rubts, psl6e
nit mebr &abern Oerleben iparsn, als
bic @iienbabnwdsen seip6bnli6 3i
baben pfle9en. sluf Die Bride fam
bann bic aanone 3u lie9en. Die
Bride lelbft bate ein @eipi6t bon
AT 900 Yfuub, ieber Der beioen 8agen
mos $1,000 Yfunb. Die 9anone
ipurbe pOr iieben Sabren sesolien unb
lit felt Der 3eit etpa fiinfSismal abses
i6olien wOrben.
!3u ben anberen IuSltelfungSobjefs
ten 9rupps 9eb0ren @el6olie, Pan3err
platten, S6mieoeitiide, Ble9e, sspreste
Stablsesenitanoe, slren, Wellen, Wtas
idinentbeile, &dOer, Selobabnmaterial
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-23
0Die 1T biesi

8ir 8 eieu tinbupe,rt Dollars BeIobnunl
fur ieSeu 5au bon 8otarrb. Der uidt ourd
GinnsbmeH pon 9ols Satarrb Sur 9sbsil
utroeu fam
@ir. Die llnter5sidusten. baben 3. 8. Gbenet
felt ben lsbtsn Is Sabren aefan1t uno batter
bn fur poltommen sbunbaft in ellen @eiddfts
psrbanoIunsen uuo fnan,isl befdbiat. ale Dor
ieinsr 5irma sinsesangenen Serbinolihfeitsn a.
srfiIeH.
q @tit sruny, @rObbanosIs.D .Drosuitsn, 20
leoo 8.
Balpine, sinnan & Marpiu, 9robbanSsIs
Droguiiten. Soleoo. 2,
Sall's aatarrb Sur wiro innerIib genommeI
uno wirtt oirett aut oas BIut uuo ole idlami
atn OberiIdden oss Spitsms. 3eu9nllle frs
1trIanot. Brsis 70 Gents fur oH 6Ialds
8triauft Don allen apoibeteru.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-23
Sis iapansiiids Jrauenabtbsilums

Die iapamsFi9e Srauenabtbeilung
peiit oils cine Der intereiianteiteu Gttrafs
tionen ein nit funitpoll 9earbeiteteu
3liieu. feiueu Sttdereien iinb Rslief.
bilbern ipe3ifiid iapaneiiide art aus
eeftattetes Bouboir einer bodseitellteH
Dame ieues 9aubes auf, Su Der
fdwebiideu SraueuIeftion finb uuter
anberen SebensWiirbisfeiten funitpolle
@lasi4leiiereieu elmer 72idbrisen @ret,
fin ju iebeu. Wdbrenb bie Damen bon
Renniglpauien cine Guaabl photoara.
phii6er Gufuabmeu Der Srauenboipis
taller, bes Srrsnaipts unb anberer Iu.
ltalten BON philadelphia sur Guidauuus
brinnett.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-23

fam IN 1855 na6
Chicago, mo er
feline erfte Iuss
bilbuns empfins.
Dem 8aufa a
wanote er fib TN
Sabre 1867 ju.
Seinem @ente
ueroanteu nibt
\ MIR cine &ujabl
\ GROCER uub i10s
. ner @eibdftsge>
b dube In Ser
@ elta II 8 itels
lungsftaot ibr
Gutitphen Snftz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-23
Rc6eifer 3euanifle:

Sd mar pislt Sabre lang nit snhiinbIitem
Rbeumatismus btbaftft. apnnie mild Sag unb
gfadt niht In mtintm Stubl beptgsn. patis
aud Noiblauf In ben 8nisn bis 3u ben SiiBsn.
W. 8. 9. :. bat MID furirt.
Gbparb Dases Brighten, q. q.
Drd S6a&tsIn 81. 8 9. 3. batsn msinm
Ratarrb bsltitiet SD mar 70 fraut bab i'd
faum iprshtn ettr atbmtn fonnte. Saw 6 -.
Samtl, aeent eer Natirual Qtbsnspsriidsr.
unss 60, % unb % GlpOpp @sbdubs, &O8s.
fer, q. D.
Sd lit trti Sabre an 8trtauunasbsi6ptrbs
Cine S&a6tsl M. 8. 9. :. 8apitln babsn
mid furirt. Grau Maerpier,
sol 8sa6lr, Syraruis, q. q.
gia S4a6tsIn R. 8. 9 z. aapisln babtn
mid BON tinsm bSitn Hitrsnlsieen btfrsit. 8.
3. ptd. . .. Sraptcns Sifet Sfiiee, Con.
@sb Saa, Ssraeuit, q. y.
Sd lit an 8etblauf; N. S. g. Z. aapltln
bra6tsn mir fofert Silfs. Drd S6aGteln ba-
ben mid furirt %. ". SGuyler,
AGO Glib Salinaifrabs, Syraeufs, q. y.
Gint S1ahtfI W. 3. 9. Z. Stiplsln bat mid
ppn tinsm smSIf SABRE Iazssn RisrsnIsipsn BE-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-23

s% Ssinites soIataI beim Msab bei
Diomaper,
s@- Sur cine llbr gum nisbrisitsn
Preiie iprs4t Dor bel g. S4impff, 3l7
2ada. Apenus, If
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-23

frsit. Gbp. Dtsan, 975 9. Salinaifr.
SYraeuft, y. q.
SD Iitt feds Sabre an appfwsb; ,psi SGa&-
ttIn bon W. s 9. Z. aaplsIn babsn mtt firirt.
Granf Gnbrus,
ff6 esbiifrabs, SyraruIs, q. q.
SD lit 10 Sabre lang isbs gBpds brsimaI an
ldrsdliten 2cpfi6mfrstn. Drei SGaGisln
D. 5. 9. :. 8apIsIn baben mid bappn btfrtit.
s. y Mstrs,
So gBiIbur Mpsnue, Spraruie, q. q.
Sd bate 8bsumatismus, 8atarrb i'm Aepf
Maefn unb In ber 8laif; ftts StahttlH Or.
5. 9. :. aapIsln babsn mid fiirirt.
q. Q. pbslps,
1856 Nspsaifrv Syraeuis. q q.
SD litt an Rasenfatarrb uub bUftm 5uifn;
2 Stadtsln W. 5. 9. Z. baben mid turirt.
Q. Q. 8ettsrtsn
422 WaresIlusarabs, Syra:uls.
SD mar nit ,.Sriatie" Rbsumaiismus SABRE
lang bebaftst, 70 baB i'd mituntsr Striidtn &C.
brau6sn mubts. Sbaasln M ). 9. Z.
batsn mid furift uno Id nabm l6 plumb an
@frtdt su. 8. .. Coleman.
,,Rpa 5pp Dssf" 6abrifant, 8 3. Rainifr.,
Wcbnuns, 2O9 GlliOifrabs Syraeufs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-23
Ziegler'S Hotel,
SSp. 327 2a6atpanna 2lbe
y. 8iesler, gissntbiimsr.

8eiienoe fnoen bier bic bor,iisIidfte aot
uno putes 9osis 30 mdbiaen 9reiien.
Mnfern nno g Iams mabreno Der
Saifon in eoer 8ubersitunasart
Die feinften Beine. ebampaaner, Giquor,
unb Giaarren.
Pr'paDtmmsr fir 9amen uno 8amiIien i'm
jpeiten Stodperfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-23

aae pmdrsn b ienbdren SOren 8nb assedaren Sro.
phsn Der f8mmfm Sorm pen SIub nnsrbroGn Wnfruaton
@e4pdrs unb @sbdrmuerIscn, aaab, ahbma 8bumatismu
grOndtis Ssbsr' unb Nisrenbsn. @eiOpfns, nnSeuuas
ett Sdmorrboiben Sbwdrn @aierudt, @idt, 8lan
snadnSuns unb 70 ipeter, unb 70 peitr.
Seine aber 8ebanbns ooer 8eI Der 9ebenspee n0tbia
Gutbdlt fein Guetfflber Gft.
afH @ifhoTs gustas pbr Mnueu au u ou
Us nnfadat ba
babtn bic srSBh ans h bona fr
Deebin
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-23

Gint S&a&ttI R. 8. g.. Z. aapisn bat mid
BON tinsm imSlf Jabrt Iaassn Risnnlsibsn be.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-23

We. &. q. Z. III pbne @eitbmaef!
so &apleln in eosr S9a9te @res so Gents per eadte
3u baben tn apotbefem.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

The strength Of tariff reform as an
issue was well illustrated in two Ohio
districts where Tom l.. Johnson and
Michael ID. Harter were elected. These
two men are absolute free traders in
principle, and they conducted their
canvass on the most radical lines OF
tariff reform, not fearing to declare
their utmost convictions. The republic
an gcrrymander was designed to make
the return Of either al impossibility, as
their aggressive ways in congress did
not please the attorneys of special in
tercst occupying seats there. But both
were reelected, large republican ma
~jorities being wiped out The demo
cratic gains in the two districts were
tremendous. hardly equalcd elsewhere
In the entire country. These results
prove that the people are not afraid OF
Stree trade" and that aggressive cour-
age on the right side in good politics
Quincy Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

The '-'wage-earner' is now being af-
forded another object lesson as to the
shelter" which the beneficent manu-
facturer wishes to provide for him. No
further concealment is attempted of the
fact that the republicans c to de-
prive the opposition of control of the
senate if they can steal enough seats
Moreover, the motive for this action is
openly confessed A Washington dis
patch to a republican organ says that
lit is a settled thing that the repub-
licans are not going to let the demo-
Gratis get a majority in the senate IL it
can be helped" and explains that 1.-The
influence of some of the manufacture
ers, who are not willing to trust to re-
action to restore to them what they
would lose from democratic legislation
unhampered, is being exerted TO induce
the republicans to extra efforts to hold
the senate" OF course the only motive
of these manufacturers Is their desire
10 pay high wages TO their employees.
and vet we fear that these ungrateful
employees will only be the more re-
solved not to ''even walk under the
same umbrella with their would-bs
benefactors.-N y. Evening Post
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27
OPPOSITION TESTIMONY.
4 Western Republican Paper Tells WHY
the Party Was ~wamped

4 Western Republican Paper Tells why
the Party Was ~wampsd
The 81. Louis Globe Democrat Is n
If the oldest, ablest and most important
republican papers In the land-a paper
that has never faltered in its party
allegiance, and whose political ortho-
doxy has in no instance been ques-
toned. That paper now says, in view
of the late election:
THE republican party was beaten
because il had taken "A wrong position
on some of the leading questions of ma
tional concern. Ii was wrong on the
federal election matter. IL was cmphat-
ically and fatally wrong on the tariff.
The passage Of the Mckinley law of
1890 was the greatest blunder ever COM
mitted by any party since the demo-
cratic crime of secession. II over
whelmingly defeated the party in the
congressional election of that year, and
il was the leading cause in the over
throw this year. Many republicans
who were never in favor of the act be-
lieved after the setback of 1890 that the
popular hostility to it would subside by
the time the presidential election came
around. and that the party might then
retain its supremacy in the exccu-
tive branch of the government and re-
gain control OF the Legislative n
| The returns show how completely and
conspicuously these hopes have been
blasted.
This thing called McKinlevism-
this advancing of duties on articles
x.l,.L h.x.a haAn On fhA 1nfiahlA LIST
for from a third of a century to CEN
tury-has been condemned finally and
eternally by the people. This verdict
has been rendered twice, and after an
interval of two years between judg-
ments. The first verdict may have
been hastily given. and without suf-
ficient examination of the evidence,
but the second was recorded after
reasonable d~eliberation. and ii was
more pronounced and emphatic than
the first. IL the republican party Is to
win any victories in the future il must
drop McKinleyism Immediately and
permanently. and send all the men
who cling TO it TO the rear. The party
must, of course. adhere to the protec-
tive policy. but it must be protection of
the rational kind-thc protection,
which keeps the interests of consum
ers, as well as those of producers, in
view"
We could possibly find stronger
language in which to portray the com
~pletcness of the revolution that has
been wrought than is furnished by this
republican paper. New Age.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

control them. American Economist
March 4, lsvs
..Whcncver this free competition Is
evadcd or avoided by combination OF
individuals or corporations the duty
should be reduced and foreign compete
ton promptly invited Senator John
sherman. October 10, 1890.
.'There Is nothing to prevent this de-
PENDANT uhe harrow trust) mt any time
from raising prices at will. 1t is hard
To conceive how a monopoly could he
more firmly entrenched, or how compe-
tition could be more effectively stran-
glcd. . Nor can this defendant
shield itself under its corporate rights.
When the fact appears that the forms
OK law are being used TO accomplish .
legal wrong. "A court of equity is potent
10 release n sutton. and II necessary to
rcnd asunder the legal veil which covers
the iniquity Judge Walter Lloyd
Smith. New York Supreme Court, Feb
ruary Is, 1891.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27
AN OPEN CONFESSION.
sound Tariff Reform sentiment From an
Ante-hlcctinn PrOtectinnLst.
''Whcn the devil was sick
The devil a monk would be.
When the devil got well

..When the devil was sick
The devil a monk would be.
When the devil got well
The devil a monk was he"
Some Of the best expressions of tariff
reform sentiment we nave read of late
have been uttered by men and journals
since the election who before the cleo
ton were giving ardent support TO the
most nearly ideal protective tariff this
country has ever had
From a recent interview with Clar-
ence A. Black, comptroller of Detroit,
and chairman of the republican con-
pressional committee of the first dis
trict, published in the Evening News
we clip the following:
II. Reciprocity to the greatest cx-
tent To my mind, everything comes
right down to the boy with the jack
knife and the one with the marbles
He with the jack knife wants the mar
bles; he with the marbles wants the
| Jack knife. It's a trade, and what
earthly right has anyone to put a tax
on either? Trade with the world. Tax
only where there Is no fair exchange.
~ Tariff for revenue only. We have
had protected material and free labor.
1t is time to protect the man against
his pauperr rival at home, and let thu
material take it's chances in the market
of the world. A trust could be formed
killing effcctually all home competition
and "A government would foster 1T 10y
shutting out the world. But once lie
labor form n trust, the militia Is called
out. laborers are imported, and yet pol
iticians claim there is no inequality.
There, gentlemen, is my platform
To you it may appear raw, crude an'
fanciful the result, perhaps, OF indi
gestion. caused by a heavy diet Of crow
for the past few weeks. But these arr
my sentiments, at any rate. am no
a political seer. am not coddling thu
dear people for honors or position.
am not Topping into the democrati
party. My opinions may be those OF
Waterlooed Napoleon, as one goo
friend termed me-, but they are honest
Just the samc."--N. y. Evening Post
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27
CHEAP TIN PLATE.
VIII President Harrison Sign ~ Bl For
sonsumers' Relief:

Consumers Relief:
Among the other selfish consumers"
whose spirits nave been raised by tho
election are the directors of the Tin
Plate Consumers association. They
make a report in the last number of the
National Provisioner. in which they
hold the hope that there may DO
speedy relief from the futile tax on tin
plate. They say:
The directors have been in close ON
~sultation with the leading statesmen OF
both parties, and it seems to be gener-
ally thought that. as the people OF this
country have pronounced so emphatic
ally against the Mckinley tin plate
duty. the senate will undoubtedly take
up and pass the Bunting and Shively
bill, which was passed by the last ses-
sion Of the house of representative. re-
ducing the duty To the former rate OF
one cen per pound. 1t is thought that
the president will sign any measure OF
relief of Importance TO American indus.
tries such rs are represented in II as
ISOLATION. providing such "A measure is
passed by both the house and senate"
We confess that this view seems toe
sanguinc. and we prefer to see Mr.. Har'
rison signing such a bill before believ-
ing that he will do tn. Y. Evening
pnSf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

Mr.. Charles Macbeth, the greatest
manufacturer of glass lampchimneys
in America, takes the ground that pros
perity will follow the dethroning of the
republican idea. lie says: Hereto.
fore this government has been run on
the policy that it should help individ-
nails in their business. Now after this
the individual will run his business
for himself, and tho government will
have no right TO interfere in any mans
private affairs. We shall never &C
back to the old policy again; Novem'
Der 8 was a turning point in the his
tory Of this nation. Since the wal
we have been going in the n direc
ton. but at the late election thu
people wolfe up and turned right about
and from this time on will go in the
direction indicated by rcason and in
telligencc, and that which will brint
the most good to the most people.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

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showers of the Queer Ia Louisville. ky.s
and southern Indiana Caught at New
tlhany-The Prisoners All Old onenders.
An-Around Thieves and Desperadoe- as
We'll "a. Counterfeitcrs-A Detective Who
HAD Nerve.
NEw ALBANY, Ind, Jan. 81. For sew
cral months United States Detective
Bauer. of the secret service. whose head
quarters are mt Louisville. has been on
The outlook for n gang of counterfeit
ers who have been industriously SHOW
ing bogus silver dollars in Indiana and
kentucky. but without succeeding in
their capture. This gang has operated
in several Of the towns in the gas belt
of Indiana. at Louisville and on at
least three occasions in New Albany.
But they will operate no longer.
On Wednesday evening. members OF
the gang visited New Albany and went
Immediately TO work. very industri-
ously passing a lot of bogus dollars Of
| the date of 1859 and 1890. Detective
Thomas Smithwick learned of some of
the operations of the gang, and imme-
diately went 10 work for their arrest.
AT the Vincennes-street passenger
station of the Monon railroad he found
three suspicious looking men. who had
| just purchased tickets for Louisville,
and Immediately placed all three under
arrest. They gave their as John
Riley, John Smyth and Harry Will
Jams. and all three are very tough
looking young men.
After the arrest Williams placed his
hand in the right-hand pocket OF his
coat and attempted to draw his re-
volver, but Detective Smithwick
knocked him down before he could do
SO and secured the pistol, and then held
the three men until the arrival OF OF
ficers VIM and Reister. who assisted
him in taking the trio to the county
Jail, where they were locked up.
United states Detective Bauer and
Detectives Ben Fow and James Gauley.
of Louisville. came to the city y~ester-
day afternoon and examined the pris-
oners Mt the county Jail. Detective
Fow at once recognized them as Will
lam McCombs. who lives near Jeffcr-
sonville. and Thomas White and Ed
ward Amos. of Louisville, all counter
feiters, McCombs is also a hotel and
railroad Office thief. All Of them have
been previously arrested for counter
fciting. 1t is believed the counterfeit
factory is in Louisville. McCombs' IA
tner was convicted for counterfciting.
Amos. who gave his name as Williams.
is an all-ronnd thief and desperate as
well as countcrfeiter
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

PARIS, Jan. 20.-The socialists con-
inue TO make the Panama scandal a
basis for revolutionary agitation. Citi-
zen Guesdc says. in an interview. that
the Panama Developments are advanc-
ing the hour Of q socialist triumph.
The revelations" he declares, Dad -
they are. have told our party notni {
new. II has long been known that pp-
portunist circles were tainted and fall
ing TO pieces through decomposition.
The Panama affair Is a great scandal,
but all great banks and industrial On.
tcrpriscs are in much the same conci-
ton