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Min Attnck Pcixnfn,n EIccf.

BUEAoS AYREs. Dec. 2L-It is reported
here that the Brazilian rebel warshps.
Aquidaban and Republica are bound for
M0ntevideo, where they will attack Presi-
dent Peixotos fleet, which is fitting out
there.
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One WAY TO StOp n Strike.

MADRID, Dec. 24-The threatened bak-
ers strike has collapsed owing to the arrest
of sixty men. including the promoters of
the strike, and TO the fact that the authori-
ties were able to fetch large quantities of
bread from the provinces.
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A Free Translation.
Judge.

A band of Anarchists were parading with
a banner bearing the inscription, Liberty!
Fraternity! Equality"
What does that mean?" asked a spectay-
tor OF a well-dresSed citizen.
Cheese. Pretzels! Lager!' returned the
plutocrat
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A nticipations.
Atchison Globe

AtCnlSOl OIUUt
We know what we will get for Christmas.
We have seven of them now; never wear
them; never did wear them; never admired
them: have always made fun Of them. but
that doesn't make any difference; we will
set another this Christmas. We feel il in
orr homes.
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bismarck Not Indisposed.

HAMBURG, Dec. "a. - Dr. Schweninger
will spend Christmas at FREDERICKSBURG.
Rumors say that his visit is due TO the
fact that Prince Bismarck is indisposed but
this report is untrue.
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TELEGRApHIC BREVITIEs.

III. C. Curtis was shot at Dubois Col, in
Goose Creek gold district, yesterday, while
trying to hold his claim.
In riot between Hungarians and police
at Scranton. Pa-,Cyesterday, one policeman
was shot and several others were badly
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As Usual, Only Il Fake

WASHINGTON, Dec. A-Secretary OF
War Lamont stated tonight that he had
received no official information of the race
war reported at Cereillos. y. NJ, and that
no action was contemplated in regard to
sending troops to Quell the alleged disturb
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New ChoIera Cases.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 24-Twenty-
seven new cases and twenty-four deaths
from cholera are reported here. General
Gourke is seriously i'll still.
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Economy i'm Drinks.


lItIIF
Ial-ss-I come all the way down town TO
this oar room because the drinks are
cents cheaper.
Juggs-But In costs cents car fare.
JagGs-Just so. But where l get ahead
OF the game IS to never take less than two
drinks
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Earthquake I'm Pennsylvania.

BEDFORD, Pa. Dec. PA very per-
ceptible shock OF earthquake vas felt here
at las o'clock this afternoon Several fami-
lies I'm the western part OF town fled from
their homes thinking q terrible calamity
bad happened
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Additional Receiver Appointed.

SEATTLE. Wash, Dec. 2i-On petition
OF the Union Trust Company. OF Now York.
John III. Bryant has been appointed an adj
ditional receiver OF the Seattle, Lake Shore
* Eastern railroad TO act With the present
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The blockade

PERNAMBCCO. Dec. FIT is an
nounced here that Admiral De Cana con-
tinues to obstruct the landing of cargoes
from ships. and il is added that only Amer
lean and German merchandise is guaTan-
feed DrOt
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Indiana Notes.

Stephen Younger. of Bedford, aged ninety
four. died Saturday night. He was among
the earliest settlers in Lawrence county.
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Randolph County Pioneer Gone.
,neciaI To the IndianannliS journal

NIItNIttI 10 IIItIIttIIeIUOIIo JUL
FARMLAND, Ind, Dec. 24-Jacob Driver,
one of Randolph county's pioneers. died yes
terday. aged nearly ninety. He settled in
the locality where he died when the coun-
try was a wilderness.
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lie Had Il.
Judge

Customer ito clerk in book store)-Haye
you "Prometheus Bound?'
Clerk (rather new at the business)-Yes
ma am. 1t doesn't come unbound at all.
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WASHINGTON. Dee. 2I-It was stated
semi-oficially tonight that the orders for
the cruiser New York had not been issued
up to this time 1t is likely that the orders
will be forwarded tomorrow
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receiver. The bondhoiders aIlege that bonds
for $55J0,O0O are outstanding; that the inter
est. due Aug. T. is In default. and they file
a petition for foreclosure.
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Other Deaths.
It's n Poor Rule, Etc.

BUENOS AGRES, Dec. 24-Gen Emil,
Mitre, chief of the general staff. is dead
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

In the senate, ON the 29tn. a petition
signed by Mr.. Wharton Barker and
many business firms of Philadelphia.
asking senators to legislate so as to
preserve the protective character Of
the tariff and the integrity of silver as
a money metal was offered and or
dered printed as a document. The sill
yer purchase repeal bill was then
taken up......In the house. after consid-
Grafton of routine business. the federal
election repeal bill was taken up.
BY the bursting through Of the
waters Of the Michigamce river into
the Mansfield mine, six miles from
Crystal City. Mich, on the 2sth.
twenty-eight men. who were at work
directly under the bed of the river,
were drowned. Eighteen Others who
were working in a lower lever, had a
narrow escape from the same fate. 1t
will he impossible to recover the
bodies of the dead except by diverting
the course of the river and then pump
ing out the mine.
In the Ford's theater disaster case.
before Justice McComas, of Washing.
ton. u. c.. on the goth. the defendants,
Messrs. Ainsworth, Covert. Sasse and
Dant, Withdrew their formal plea Of
not guilty To the second indictment
and filed a demurrer to il. substan-
italy the same AS the one previously
entered to the first Indictment.
BARRErr Scorr. who fed with s7O,-
600 belonging to Polk county. Neb..
and had been lying in Jail several
weeks in Juarez. Mexico, voluntarily
gave himself up to Frank Campbell,
the Nebraska extradition agent Mt Ell
l'aso, Tex. on the 10Th.
A CORRESPONDENT in Santiago. Chill,
autographed, on the Goth. hat the gov
eminent of Argentina had overcome
the rcvolutionists in the state Vt Santa
Re, and had suppressed the turbulent
element in the city and provinces Of
lsuenos Ayrcs.
LIEUT.. LErTHFSER. an officer Of the
Ninety-third Austrian reserve regi-
mcnt. has been degraded to the ranks
and removed to the F~ifty-ninth reri-
ment, because ne was found to be a
member OF the Workingmen's Social
society.
n. c. PrRcEvrLLE. the defaulting
cashier Of the National Shoe and
Leather bank Of Lewiston. Me-. who
was sentenced In October. 1892, to ten
years imprisonment. died. on the 2sth,
in the state prison at Thomaston.
TmE outlook for a peaceful settle
ment Of the dispute between France
and Siam Is said to Ike more hopeful.
The paid admissions to the Worlds
fair. on the 3oth, were l5i,3sI
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
FiFry-ThiRD CONGRESS-.



Is the senate. Ga the .Si. Mr.. Stewart offered
q resolution understood 70 imply an impsach-
ineni ~ President cleveland for attempting To
ceerec the senate into RAISING the silver pur-
chasing repeal hill The eloture resolution
WAS taxed up debated and referred 10 the com
\ mit,ce on rules Mr. Voorhees, made a f1tlie
EFFORT ~ take up the repeal hill. Int the senate
went into executive session ana afterwards al.
lcurncd ......l H. the house consideration OF The
till remit,ing penalties for delay IN the con
structsou 81 the dynamite cruiser Nesuyiu~
was resumed in commits e OF the whole. The
printing bill was then laid before the house ~
unfinished business. hut was no, disposed OF
when the house adjourned.
IN the senate. on the esth. The resolution.
previously offered IS Mr.. stewart tNev.. as TO
the co coordinate branches O, the government.
was laid before the senate and Mt. stewart
proceeded TO speak upon H. His speech lasted
nearly four hours. Speeches against the re-
peal bin were then made by N,ssrs. Cameron
and Bate. after which Mr.. stewart resumed
his speech and occupied the r~ritinder Of the
day :. La the hoase Mr.. Eu ~oa offered a
resolution for the appointment OF a committee
to Investigate the recent killing OF settlers In
the Cherokee strip by United States troops.
after watch the prinfing bin was again taken
W.
Is the senate. on the 10Th. Mr.. Stewart
secured the floor early. Welding II to Mr..
4 - Ut WV AAT bAAAAtL wv v -
ccrs uhen he pronounced an culogv on the life
and character OF his predecessor. Mr.. stan
ford, Mr.. stewart then resumed the floor and
INDUCED in a bitter attack upon the chief ex-
ecrtive. Messrs. Morgan and voorhees, made
personal explanations. defending the demo-
cratic senators and the pre- den, ... In the
house several motions ana resolutions were
introduced. none 81 them. however, securing
consideration ana then the house proceeded TO
the consideration OF the federal election Law
repeal rill
Is the senate. on the nth. after routine bust
ness. the resolution offered hy Mr.. Dubois to
postpone action on financial tariff and federal
election measures until next January. when the
states Of Washington. Montana and Wyoming
may he fully represented In the senate. was
taken up. and led to "A long and bitter colloquy
between Messrs. German and Aldrich and Mr..
Wolcoii. the latter having accused the former
OF "stce ring and the former accusing Mr.
Wolcott OF caresdropping or employing caves
troopers the repeal bill was then taken up.
In the house the bill to repeal the election
was taken up and furter debated.
IL the senate. on the 18th. the resolution call
ine for information as to the anticipation OF
on government bonds since july. 1850.
further considered and adopted. Consid-
GRAFTON of the silver-prrchasing repeal bill was
then resumed. ~. In the house the bill rclat
ing 10 the disqualification Of registrars and re-
reivers of land Offices was passed. after which
he federal elections repeal bill was taken up
and further considered.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06
JESSE POMEROY
Discovered Preparing for Another AZ.
tempt to Escape from Prison

Discovered Preparing for Another AZ.
tempt to Escape from Prison
BosroS, Sept. 30.-Somc days ago il
was discovered by an officer OF the
state prison that Jesse Pomcroy. the
boy-murderer Of twenty years ago,
who is serving a life sentence in soil.
tary confinement. had been digging
out the mortar In which the stones of
his cell were laid, and a search
of his quarters revealed. hid
den away in crcvices between
the stones. an iron bar weighing
two pounds Or more. "A rasp. a piece Of
steel wire and a small piece Of tempered
steel. How he obtained the articles is
a mystery.
Not lonrago IL was discovered that
Pomeroy had a string which Fed out Of
the window TO the prison yard. where
some fellow-convict at work attached
a piece Of iron and steel. which
Pomcroy drew into his cell. This
source Of supply was stopped. however.
and the articles seized, but the route
Of his new underground railway has
not yet been discovered.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06

TIM returns of the week ended On
the Goth show that lightweight deaths
from diphtheria occurred in London
during the seven days. This is not
only three'timc- as high as the average
rate ~ mortality for this disease. but
il is higher than has ever occurred be-
fore.
A STATEMENT prepared Mt the treas
ury department shows the collections
from internal revenue for July and
August Of this year 10 have been sa5..
or, ssa, as compared with receipts OF
sss.S'7,oii duripg July and August OF
lsr,.
lr is understood that President Clevc-
land intends 10 discontinue his reccp
tions to the public. which have hereto
fore occurred TN three days OF the
week. substituting special receptions
to visiting bodies whenever the occa.
sion justifics.
OK the eth the bodies of FIVE muir.
dered men were found near a camp in
the Arkansas valley. Cherokee strip.
The camp hal been plundered Of all
~valuables. and every means of identi-
f~ication removed from the bodies.
EIGHTEEN new cases of yellow fever
were reported at Brunswick, Ca. on
the asth. by physicians. A southeast
wind blowing from the rice fields
caused the large increase in eases.
Sixty new eases OF cholera and
twentv-three deaths from the disease
were reported in st. Petersburg on the
2Gth.
Ex-PkEsIpENT HARRISON was accord
ed an enthusiastic reception at the
Worlds fair, on the 27th, Indiana
day. .
SIX new cases II cholera occurred in
Hamburg during Tie twenty-four hours
ended AT noon of the 21th.
Tx paid admissions TO the Worlds
liir on the eth were 1875. sol.
FRANCE is said to be preparing the
'r to force further concessions from
r.. in.
TWELVE persons indicted for partici-
pating in arranging for prize fights in
Portland. Ore. pleaded guilty. on the
2sth. and each was sentenced to paw 4
fine Of 1000 or Imprisonment in .he
state penitentiary 500 days. the light
est sentence provided by law.
AFTER many delays the trial of the
noted Glendale train robber, Marion
c. Hedgereth. occurred at St Charles.
Mo-. on the 2sth. 1t resulted in n quick
conviction. and Ilcdgepeth vas SEN
fenced to twenty-five years inprison-
ment.
GRAND MASTER SARGENT. of the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen. of
Terre Haute. Ind. received a dispatch
from Cincinnati.on the 18th, saying that
the men on the Big Four accepted the
proposition for reduced wages and that
the threatened strike was off.
Robert Louis STEVENSON, who or.
at San Francisco from Samoa on
the .sth, states that affairs in Samoa
are still unsettled and in a prccarious
MANY striking miners in the Mons
ans Licge districts Of Belgium re-
suned work on the 2sth.
Ir is expected that the general elec.
tions in Australia on woman's suffrage
will be held December S.
THE Italian government has decided
to refuse to grant exequaturs to all
Italian bishops nominated in the last
consist9ry because the pope re-
fused TO recognize the right Of King
TO nominate the patriarch Of
Venice.
{. L. SAMPSON, aged 81, a veteran
IN anufacturer, and at one time
all over the country as the first
importer of Chinese contract labor.
lied on the 2sth, at his home in North
Adams. Mass.
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Tickle Annie Harper weds the Oth@r
Fellow.

NEWARK, n. j.. Sept. s0.-The we'd
ding Of Assistant City Councillor
Samuel J. Mcdonald. was to have taken
place two weeks from yesterday. Yes
.erday morning word was received
that Miss Annie Harper. his intended
bride. was secretly married Thursday
afternoon To a young man Of the name
ri Hunter. a resident Of Wyoming.
Miss Harper Is a resident of Cincin-
natl and the marriage TO Mcdonald
was to have taken place in the First
Unitarian church In that city. Nc
psaald IL 20 be CO. ratu,ated.
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For the purpose Of facilitating the
delivery of mail in New York city.
Postmaster Dayton decided to under
take the task of taking the census Of
that city. Each letter carrier was sup
piled. on the 2sd. with printed forms.
which We're distributed along their
routes to aid in the work. which was
expected to occupy ten days.
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Two were caught in the act
of cracking the safe at the Normal
school in Valparaiso. Ind. on the after
o Of the esd They were pursued iNo
the open country by the marshal and
n posse of students, overtaken and
shot. one falling dead in his tracks and
the other seriously wounded.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06

AT Newcastle. Del. on the I'D,
Sheriff Gould whipped nine negroes
and three white men for various grades
of theft Three Of the negroes in addi-
tion to being whipped were obliged to
stand one hour in the piilory. All Of
the victims were sentenced to vari-
Gus terms of imprisonment and fined
in addition.
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CITY CLERK +. A. Cook. OF McComb,
o.. has been arrested by the postal au-
thorities. charged with extensively a.
vertising to sell for eight dollars ten
steel engravings. tinted, representing
different events in the life Of Column
bus. and then sending to his dupes in
return for their money a set of Colum-
bian postage stamps.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06

THE sculling match between George
Bubear and sullivan, of New Zealand.
for the Thames championship. took
place over the Thames championship
course on the 2jth. sullivan beat Bu-
bear by five lengths.
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was unanimously nominated for gov
ernor by the democratic state conven-
ton in Boston on the 27th. James X.
Carroll, Of Springfield. was nominated
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by acclama-
fion
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CHOLERA has reappeared in Moscow.
Kieff and northeast Hungary. In Mos
cow the outbreak is most serious.
There were ~thirty-two cases and eleven
deaths in the convict forwarding prison
at that city between the LIST and 18th
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06

MARSHAL MCDONALD, of the United
States fish and fishery commission is
arranging for an international oyster
congress tc De held in Chicago. Octo-
Der 10. All persons interested in fish
culture are invited to be present.
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THE Italian steamer Viccnzo Floria,
from Genoa. arrived at Rio Janeiro on
the 25th. She had cholera on board.
and her passengers were therefore not
allowed 10 land, and she was compelled
to return with them to Genoa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06

1T has been generally known that
the Northwestern Guarantee Loan Co.
of st. Paul. MINI, had tloated paper
in a fraudulent manner to the amount
of 81. 200, goo: but from later informa-
ton it appears that the noun
reaches nearly SO, 900. 900.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06

THE venerable Julia Ward Howe
opened the mornings session of the
Worlds religious parliament in Chica-
go. on the 18th. with IN address of ten
minutes duration. in which she con
graduated her hearers upon the sue
Cess Of the parliament, and prophesied
that it would have a marked influence
for good upon the whole Of Christcn-
dom.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06

On the 2Tth Secretary Carlisle called
Tor the resignation of j. X. Garrison.
deputy first comptroller of the treas
ury. who has been more than twenty
years in the treasury department.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06

OWING To the uneasy and suspicious
feeling prevailing everywhere on ac-
count of anarchist intrigues the state
of siege in bohemia has been extended
so as To include all towns that have
over 10. 900 inhabitants.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06

TnmTy THOUSAND ode fellows from
tile United States and Canada kept the
turnstiles at the Worlds fair revolving
on the Goth. o%ne-third Of the number,
1t Is estimated. being in uniform.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06

EMPEROR WILLIAM returned 10 Ber-
lin. ON the 27th, from his visit ~ wit
ness the Austrian army maneuver
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06

HoS. HANNIs TAYLOR. American min
lister 20 spain. has returned Ia Madrid
from San Sebastian. where he spent
his holidays. quite i'll Of pneumonia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06

iRT. Hon. JAMES SHASKs. the lord
mayor Of Dublin, accompanied by the
lady mayo-ess. Town Councillor r. c.
Mayne and Mrs Mayne, NJ. Florence
pDriscoll. Mr.. O'Connor and Mr..
Charles harrington, arrived in New
York on the Campania. On the oath. on
theirway to Chicago. The lord mayor
will he the guest Of the city Of Chicago
and the directory Of the Worlds fair.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06

The president sent tn the senate. ON
the .7th, the nomination Of Robert f.
Preston, Of the District Of Columbia, to
be director of the mint.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06

The british b~atileship Camperdown,
flagship Of Rear-Admiral Markham,
started 0i her trial trip near Malta. on
the a5th. after having undergone repairs
necessitatd by her collision with the
ill-fated Victoria. She had proceeded
but a short distance when she struck
bottom and ran hard aground. Tugs
were sent "a her assistance and she
was again coated, having sustained
hut littl lie dana &c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06

The Hichigas Central Railroad Co.
has begun to arsi the trainmen Of all
trains carrying American express or
mai ears: and other roads are expected
10 follow suit Tho employees have
been supplied with Winchester repeat
ing shotgunx loaded with buckshot.
and additional employees similarly
armed have been put on. so that there
will be at least ten fully armed men
~ each mail and azores train.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-10-11
Plainiield Items.


John Ryan shipped four carloads of sheep
last Monday.
Rev j. e. Farrow is attending the
Worlds Fair.
A. Bernasconi & Co. shipped two cars of
dressed granite TO the West last Monday.
The Congregational society held an en-
joyable soclable in the church last Friday
night.
ReY. l.. f. Fortney preached in Williston
last Sunday, and was called to West Tops
ham to perform IA marriage service on the
previous Wednesd day.
Hiram T. Batchelder left potato at the
post-otfice weighing two pounds and six
ounces, and G.. ID. Kidder says il is good
recommend for Bradley's phosphate.
The children and grandchildren of Mrs.
Lucinda Orcutt, to the number of twenty
seven, gave her a pleasant surprise party
last Thursday at the home Of her son-in-
law, II. P. Martin.
The commission appointed by the court
has decided to lay the road leading by
George Ben ujAmin's new house. 1t allowed
Nelson Hamel Sl20 for land. The town
pays 500 aud NJ Skinner the balance, he
building the road.
There was an unusually good attendance
at the meeting of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union last Saturday, showing
that the zeal of its members is not dying
out. The officers for the ensuing year are:
Mrs. Ellen Colby, presidents Mrs. Nettie
Lane, secretary; Miss Mary Huntoon,
treasurer.
Thursday. - Eldon Ladd, " no has been
quite i'll, is able to be on the streets again.
- Mrs. Henry Bartlett is quite ill.
- II. {. Kiser is convalescent. -
Webster Baker of Wisconsin was in town
last Saturday renewing cid acquaintances.