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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
Tue naiIraJ roI,srApher..

DENVER, May 2i.-In tho Uonven.
lion Of railway telographers today
Grand Chief Ramsay presented a show
ing that while the order has lost MEN,
uura Il has gained notable victories ana
the membership Is now increasing.
The convention by vote Of 10 to 81
seated Dc. Brown, Of Buffalo, a leader
OF tho autl.Ramray forces,
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NEW YOm,, May "a rhero Il no
lei.up in the export movement Of
sold. This morning 10 was announced
that a total Of 100000 thus far this
week VIII be- shipped, and ~ exchange
continue aB strong aa ever the bankcrs
generally look fcr u further outgo on
Saturday.
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LAND FOR SETTLEMENT.
The U.llah and UacompashIs RessT.
YaliOlS.
Tho senate Committee AuthorIsrs -
Favorable Report On senator
woieutt's NM.

wAsmSoToN, May 23.-rho Senate
COMMITTEES on Indian affairs today
authorized favorable report on
Senator woloo,ps bill Tor the opening
to settlement Of the Uintah and I'm.
compahgro Indian reservations.
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IN INeErIIoNAL rAsE
ursash OF Promise suit with a wo.
man ~ Defendant.

WHKEsnARRE, Pa, May "a
Breach Of promise cases, In which a
woman IL the plaintiff are quite num-
erous, but wilkesbArre has case In
which woman Is tho defendant.
John Lamar wants $4,000 from Eliza.
beth Calador. The trial commenced
In court today. The plaintiff claims
the defendant promised 10 marry him
May 18th, that her failure to do 20 has
no unueTvod him that no can't do
business anu that the broken engage.
msnt will inJure him with his young
lady acquaintance,
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TLahlIna In .onlh AmsrIen.

NEW HUEl, May 2i-The Hcraids
La LlueTtad special say; A series Ol
desperate battles has been fought,
over 5000 troops were killed aud
many wounded, The decisive battles
are now being fought.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24

PuTLApELriuA, May gi.-tu the
whist congress today tue rcfult VI the
progressive match for iOuts was au.
uuuuccd. The winner IL thu Albany
club. The congress today admitted
thc Berkeley tChl) and Portland
tOrc.) whist clubs.
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mrs. Lease. Affections. 4 1s

OLATHR, Ka,., May 2i.-Siu. LsaSo
10 very fiuk woman. Several ply
sicIaus havu hold "a consultation IN the
case. Shu has sciatiC rheumatism Of
tho left lex aud inflmmatofy Theum.
atiam Of her right hand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24

NEW YomS, May 24.-Phceh at the
opening OF the stock exchange were
generally "a fraction higher Ino nrst
sails Of eordagr since the stock was
listed was ht Jl; New YORK, New
Haven and Hartford h Oh points.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
In His Old Quarters.

Billy Nixon, the old soak and petit
larconisl, was convicted ggRln in the
Police court this morning ami sent TO
the city jail, this time for \ period u
twenty days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24

apparent Go oyory candid and good
clifton IL mouslrOus wrong upon this
IoruiDry Respectfully,
u n. HA-EtN, Mayor
SALT LAEE Cuy, U.ah.
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A NporlIng = an bod CnndLaale.

CHICAGO, May 2i.-lt In stated that
NJ. T.. Mcdonald, "a well know sporting
man, IL tue candidate for Congress to
succeed Allen e.. DuTb0r0w.
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30 MnraeIera one IN.

DIS MotNEs, Iowa, May 2i.-Mrs.
MaFgio ktcps fatally shot William
WilUufn hero In an alteration Last
night over a pasture lot Tor cove. There
are nine murdvrcfs iu the county jail
here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24

a Hawaiian Resolution does over Tor
anFtu.
WAsWNgrjS, May Ex-senator
kylt's resolution, declaring against
any attempt 10 rcsl0re the queen OF
Hawaii, was taken up this morning
and discussed. Unuuim1us consent
was asked 70 put 10 on Co.. passage.
The tafiu bill came UP g8 unhninhcd
business and thu resolution went over
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40 puorEoT TmE ROAD.
Indu,rinIs wnI he Driven on win
uldps.

DENvER, Colo, May 2l.-AII the
employees nj tho Rock Island railroad
who run through Lincoln county arc
being sworn Ia as deputy sherliia at
LimUn and armed with repeating
rifles. They will resist any attempt VI
tho Denver oommonweal army, now
numbering 900, 10 steal train.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24

PARIS, May 24.-Dupuy has do
clincd 10 accept tho task OF organizing
ministry. Peytral, cx.ministor Of
finance In lhe radical Floquet cabinet,
has been summoned 20 Elysee,
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A rIta.nre Il..orl on rIr,.

INV ORLEANS, May "a. - West
hul' the Coney Island Of the South.
o'ltrd abOut seven miles from the city
M tho shores Of Lake POnchGntrAin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24

View Mig nuiidiug Tor chicago.
WAamNuION, May 20 Tho House
committee on public buildings today
decided 10 erect new Chicago build.
Ing on the site of the pruaunt postuillcu,
IL Will cover tho entire block anu be
ten stories high.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24

The Littie Difficulty AntoRbiy
settled,
NEW HORS, May 24.-Ths HCrdld's
Bu0nUs Ayrss dispatch sayt; A clrlcs-
pUuutnt NJ klo tulegraphs that PTesi.
dent PuiXOt0 has sent message 10
Congress announcing that the ultier.
once with Portugal has been amiUably
settled.
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CIV Pay Roll.

City Auditor RaybOuld will issue
warrants on pay rolls leEt Saturday rs
follows
Engineering dnuAHimUutr,..as, ,,.. s,..-.f 10 ol
t9ullli anu .1Itf house. ....''''ss' s''s a1l
JOINT Nily Aul county building taaf.'s,s ltltN %
ElautA ward square, ..,...-.,, ,,...,. l,lsl "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
THE STORY EXAGGERATED.

NASHVILLE, May 2i.-The story Of
lr riot and hloOdshed NJ Lhttle's
mine. was exaggerated. The miuoTs
'om Washington went 10 Littlc'a to
puua4c tue men 10 come out aud a
aghi contest arose. No serious re-
Iu.,
The Lamar register., 1894-10-06
Ca,i.e,inr coin.

Cola collectors have long appre-
ciated the difficulty o! making con-
plete collection OF American sIAaci-
mems. The United States coinage Of
1928 Is very rare. and a dollar ui 1924
has often sold Tor as much a. ei0A
\ 1926 halt-cent Is so raro a. TO sell
read ly for SIS. and balf-deliar OF
the same year is worth sixty times
MS original value While the half.
cent OF 1894 Is common enough all
the other coins OF that year are rare.
the dollar OF that particular date b..
ing the rarest Of al American coins
Only eight are known to exist out
OF the 1880 that werc coined The
lowest price tina; one Of these now
changes hands for is sSjl These
prices are encouraging to collectors
The Lamar register., 1894-10-06
An Eng, ,--r.. Nor,..

While you are talking about nerve
don't overlook Engineer Knapp. who
was shot down while sticking to his
post on his locomotive at keslar. He
was badly hurt and was thought to
be dying. but when the substitute
engineer took his place he reused
himself sufficiently to say: She's
running pretty hot. partner; look out
for her on the run-out. ."-Chicago
Dispatch.
The Lamar register., 1894-10-06

W. y. L.. D@nv-- ysNf. No. ~
When writing TO ndvrrtlser. PC.
rat you say The 1dverii<etneui u '-'
The Lamar register., 1894-10-06
a nehl..r.. Hcrnr.l.

A young colored woman Is now In
jail in New York with thirty y-aig ght
charges Of robbery against her. She
is only % years d. has dozen
aliases and has plundercd houses in
Newark, Orange. Jersey CITY and
New York. She would hire GU, 10 a
family. work "a week and then slip
away at the hrst opportunity. taxing
ever thing movable with her
The Lamar register., 1894-10-06
..ol.t Uup.ir,,t.t. ,.

.uld Hundred has been variously
ascribed to DIR. Martin Luther. Dr.
John Dowland ana William Franck.
DIR. Lowell Mason wrote quite 4
treatise on the old tune in 1858. say
ing emphaticaliy that it was written
by Guillaume tWilliam) Franck
G543). But later musical historians
and antiquarians. who have inves-
tigated more closely. say it was com
posed by Louis Bourgeois born about
1900 and died about l572-some say
in the massacre OF St Bartholomew
OF France. 155l-'52.
The Lamar register., 1894-10-06
nayinr a WIZ.

Among the Kalfirs the price OF a
wife varies from five TO thirty cows
The Damaras are more moderate. and
one COW is considered fair equiya-
lent while a goat will purchase wIfo
among some tribes But the cheap
est market appears to be Uganda.
where a father offered TO bes;ow tho
hand OF his daughter upon a traveller
for pair OF boots
The Lamar register., 1894-10-06
Why sh. etaycsi.

Mr.. Gayboy. who Is homeIy, to
pretty servant girl-My wife talked
rough to you. but you haven, given
any notice TO quit Tell me can
didly. Jennie. is it me that kceps
you in this house7
Jennie-Ies it is. Mr.. Gayboy
This Is the only house ever was in
where my sweetheart wasn't Jealous
OF the boss -Texas siitlngs.
The Lamar register., 1894-10-06
Anything Tor Monry.

Some people will do anything for
money. Recently two physicians
advertised in New York for a man
who would submit to surgical opera
tion which might possibly be fatai,
in consideration OF s5.0Jl They re-
ceived l42 replies, the greater mum
Der OF which were bona fide.
The Lamar register., 1894-10-06
Panan Hats.

Panama hats are practically the
only ones used in the tropics
by white men. They are made
by hand from the fiber OF the
leaf OF the screw pine which grows
in Ecuador and the neighboring
states. Two million four hundred
thousand OF these hats are sent out
annually from the Panama
The Lamar register., 1894-10-06
SIGNIFICANT SIGNS.
rAs Eternal Fitness Of Things - Seen
by the Gay ParisiAns-

by the Gay PartaiAus-
The eternal fitness of things Is
never lost sight of by Parisians-
Even their shop signs are carefully
adapted to the character OF the wares
they advertise. Every place where
things are sold. from the largest 20
the smallest, has its designation.
Some of the names are pretty. some
odd and grotesque; some have an In
wardness of meaning that has to ho
sought after perhaps, but when found
its application Is unfailingly good.
Probably the most familiar Illus
tration is the great establishment
known TO all the civilized world as
"Au Bon Marche." Pc not too lit
eral, OH student with small knowl-
edge of French. This does not mean
the good market, as some have trans
lated il. but AT the cheap place
A florists place is called The Grown
of Peace" and when you see that II
is near a cemetery you acknowledge
the appropriateness of the name
The Little Balcony" inscribed over
a balcony gay with flowers is an at
tractive name fer a wine shop
lucTe } q ute EbtiAi thpISa Aoa Wv
chairs round table holding bottle
OF wine aud glasses In order TO get
the full meaning OF one Old sign,
Better Here than Opposite one
must learn that prison once stood
across the way from it.
Tho miraculous Draught OF Fish
es" is seen over both fishing tackle
shop and a fish market on tho banks
OF the Seine Many shops which sell
kindling wood and small fuel have
the suggestive sign, "Diabolical
Charcoal The curiosity and the
odds and ends shops continue the
idea in their funniiy appropriate
names OF these are .At tho kniek-
knacks of Bygone Times AT tho
Old Times" AT the Mascot etc
The chemists rarely have any sign
besides the names OF the dealers. bat
here is rather nice one: AT the
Pharmacy OF the Pastor. the little
shop standing near church. Dali
ries are cften named after saints
For restaurant names, The Dclica-
cies OF Palace. on the enc hand.
aud "At the Pewter Dish on tho
other. form about rs great contrast
as could be found And for shoe
shop what could be more delightful
than "Cinderella's Sh esp"
The Lamar register., 1894-10-06
WITH AN ICE BsEo.
The Singular Adventure Of some Ceaa-
trymen Of Jules NerrN

A few years ago French man-of-
war was lying at anchor in Tempt"
bav. and the young officers took IL
into their heads TO amuae themselves
with an iceberg. a mile or more DIS
tant In tho straits They would have
a sumptuous picnic on the very top
Of 1t. All the warnings Of tho brown
and simple fishermen went for moth
ing with these gentlemen who had
seen the world.
II was a bright summer morning.
and the Jolly boat with u Tag vent
OF to the berg. BY ~ o'clock the
colors were flying from the top, and
the wild midshipmen were revelins
on the icy mountain For two hours
or more they hacked it and elambercd
over IL They frolicked aud fcasied
and laughed at the very thought OF
danger on this solid ice
When like ihoughtlcss children.
the young men had played themselves
weary. they descended 10 their cookie
she'll Of boat and rowed away.
As II time and distance had been
measured on purpose for the men TO
view the scene IN sa'ciy. the great
iceberg lay silent uEtil the boat vas
a certain distance OF. Then. as II iis
heart had been a volcanic are. IL
burst with awful thunder. aad dllea
the surrounding water with it, ruins
Aw@d and subducd By the scenc Of
destruction. and thrilled at thcir
narrow escape from death, the r.c
nicl;ers returned 70 their chip IL
vas their first and last day o. amuso-
ment with an iceberg. says Youth ;
Companion
The Lamar register., 1894-10-06
Words

The English language contains
about ol,jiJ words Max Muller is
OF the opinion that the average farm
laborer never uses more than 80,
an ordinarily educated man from
.. 10 to 4, % and a great orator
about ltO)0 The Oh Testament
contains 5.6i2 different words; Milton
uses abou: 5000. and Shakespeare
nearly l5. 200
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-27
CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
FiFTY-ThiRD CONGRESS.

Is the senate on the 18th. Mr. Quay made a
speech against the tarir hill A resolution.
previously offered ~ Mr. Quay. that on the
slsr between the hours OF and p m. hear
ing should be given TO committee of 10 rep
rcseniing monster convention ~ the work
insnen's association % the unlted States 10
meet IN Washington on tse sl,h, was laid on
the table The further deficiency tiil-appro-
priAtn@ atout ~ ~ouo-was passed In
the house. no quorum voting the motion 10
approve the journal. Adjournment was taken
IN the senate. on the l6,n. the funeral serv-
ices over the remains OF the late senator
Vance OF North Carolina. were solemnized tn
the presence OF the senator's and representa-
tive> and the justices OF the supreme court.
the president and his cabinets soon after
which the senate. as a further mark OF respect,
adjourned In the house. after the passage
OF rcsolufi ons appropriate to the death OF Gen.
>locum. OF New York a former member OF the
house. aud 10 the death OF senator Vance, re-
cess was taken TO attend the funeral services in
the senate after which the members returned
20 the house and formally adjourned
Is the senate on the nth. conside ration OF
the tarir bill under unanimous consent was re-
newed- Notice OF an amendment TO the bill
was given by Mr. Lodge In line with his re
cen; remarks on the resolution for the coin
age OF Mexican standard dollars. and pro
posing discrimination in the matter OF dn
I
until she consents TO take part in an interna
tional agreement for the coinage OF silver. =.
In IN. house. the proposition 70 count quo
rum. introduced by the committee on rules
was adopted. after which the consular and dip
lomatic bill was taken up.
N ihs senate. on the 18th. the tariff bill was
taken Up. ana Mr. Morrill, addressed the sen
ate Mr.. Mills gave notice that he wouls
speak upon The measure on the ssih. Mr
I Turpie then took the floor and spoke In "a
Y vOr oi the bill . II the house the New
I YORK ana Ncw Jersey bridge bill went over
I Resolutions were agreed 10 providing for The
y printing of various reports and laws. and tht
house went into committee Of the whole on th'
diplomatic and consular appropriation Bill
IN the senate on the 18th. the ople,is and
rights of the army 81 the Commonweal wer'
Z discussed at length. The tariff bill was thei
taken up ali speech vas made in Opposition
10 il liz Mr.. Pcrkins. Euioeies % the late Ker
resentat!ve EnochS OF Ohio We're delivered
.-... In the house consideration o. the diplo
matte AID consular bill was resumed. its dis
cusslon covering a wide range o. subjects. an
Z Involving a s0mewh hat acri uonious comparison
between the late and present administrations
Z The urgent deficiency bill. a. reported from
the conference committee was a-reed 70
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-27
ALLEGED RESPONSIBILITY
or Former Peoria CITY Onhcials for the
Water Tower Disaster.

PEORIA. H.. April 2L-Coroner lIoefer
concluded the inquest on the death Of
Frank Hogan. one Of the victims OF the
water-tower disaster. and the jury
brought in verdict finding the city
authorities who were in power at the
time of the building of the tower to
be criminally liable. from the fact
that experts testified that the
material used in the construction
Of the tower was not Of sufficient
tensile strength 10 withstand the i'm
mense pressure of 5000 gallons OF
water. Immediately following this
verdict the coroner called on the state :
attorney and demanded that warrants
be issued for exMayor John Warner
and cx-Alderman +. :. Easton and sam
Woolner. II was finally decided. how.
ever, TO defer action in the matter, as
there was no danger Of the men in
question attempting to flee the city t.
avoid arrest.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-27
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

In the senate. on the Goth, three
speeches in opposition to the tariff bill
were made by Messrs- Gallinger. Nc
Millin (Mich) and Dolph. Senator
Hawley made passionate and enar-
getic protest against the PETER resolu-
ton for the reception of the Coxey
army. and denounced the speech Of
Senator Allen in defense of the Com
monweal. which he declared contained
1.-THE baccili and microbes OF anarch-
ism" ...... In the house the session was
devoted aim st exclusively to consider
alton Of a bill TO repay certain resi-
by Gen. Sullivan during the war Sem
ate bill to rec,ify error in bill to give
effect to findings of the Behring sea
tribunal Of arbitration was passed.
A PROCESSION of over 1000 working
men formed in Omaha. Neb.. on the
Goth. and started to Council Bluffs to
demand Of the railroads that they al
low train to be chartered to take
kelly's industrial army eastward AT
Council Bluffs the procession was
swelled bv the addition of thousa nds.
but the company refused the demand,
and sent men to tear up the track To
prevent the possibility Of captured
train moving out.
The annual convention of the Amer
lean Meteorological society was opened
at the Columbian university. Washing
ton. on the Goth. Papers were read by
prominent scientists from all parts OF
the country. and especial attention was
paid to the work accomplished by the
| United States weather bureau during
the past year.
LIEUT.. Com RAFAEL. GARCIA MAN
tary OF the Argentine legation. who
was thrown from his horse and fatally
| injured, dying on the 18th. was buric,
| from st. Matthew's church. Washing
ton. with military honors on the Goth
TIE imports Of dry goods at the por
| Of New York for the week ended OF
the Goth were sl.503.330, and tn,
amount marketed. sl.554,2G4. For tn,
corresponding week in 1898. the i'm
ports were s2.5s6, 99s, and the amount
marketed s!.534,9i0.
1T was rumurcd. on the 10th. tina
Mime. Joniaux. who was under arres
at Antwerp, Belgium. on charges o
having poisoned her sister, .rothe
| and uncle i'm order to obtain the insur
ance on their lives. had confessed he
Sui"-
THg Detrothal Of Grand Duke Nicho
las. czarowitz OF Russia, 10 Princes
Alix Of Hcsse, youngest sister OF Crane
Duke Lonis, was announced on tn
Goth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-27
A RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT.
Brutal Foster Father Mulcted In
Heavy Damages.

EDwARDsvILLE. ILL.,, April 81. - Chas
Willmann. minor. secured judgment
in the circuit court Thursday against
Clemcnz Mctler. of Saline. for $4,000
DAMAGES, being the full amount sued
for The evidence showed that Chas.
Willmann was adopted by Clemenz
Metlca at the age of II years and re-
NAMED with him until he was 10, when
neighbors were SO shocked at the
brutal treatment he received from his
foster father that they took the boy
away. On one occasion. when dis
pleased with the BOYS action. Metler
placed him on hot cook stove. Al
other times he would ride horse and
drive tie boy before him with black.
snake whip. Young Willmann was SC
badly abused. whipped and frightened
that IL was feared he would become a
lunatic.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-27

A DiABOLlCAL CRIME
And Questionable Ruling Of Mis-is'
~Ippt Justice of the Peace.

Holly STRINGS. Miss, April .i--A
diabolical crime. followed by mi>car'
rage of Justice. occurred here ye>ter'
day. Some time last night Ida Samshe'
coored girl Of TO- gave birth 20 an
illegitimate child. Eirlv in the morn.
ing the girls mother wrapped the ciiid
in rags. laid IL in the fireplace OF Their
cabin and built fire over IL.
Neighbours c,llcd in and saw the M
fant's feet i'm the fire and pulled we
half-burncd body out The old ucgrc>s
seized the infant and again thrust y IN
the fire. holding it there with SPADE
until the body was consumed >he
was arrested at noon yesterday ana
taken before magistrate. who di>-
charged her because there was no eS''
dence produced that the child VIZ
born alive. There is great indignaflo'
here among both whites aud olacN>
and justice in some form will be me'e'
out.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-27
Mime. .Doniaux Confe.ses tn Wh"'es''
Poisoning to Obtain Insurance.

ANTWERP. April ai.-It is rnmoren
that Nine. Joniaux. who Is under ~.
rest on charges Of having poisoned hs'
sister. brother and uncle in order ~
obtain the insurance on their lives mas
confessed her guilt under the 'nres
charges. IL is said that she procnreu
large quantities Of morphine IRON
chemists i'm Brussels by means
forged orders She originally obtain'.
m order for quantity Of the rras
and used copies Of that order wn.s
ever she desired to obtain new s'P
plies
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-27

LorIs MENACE. the American furi-
tive enbezzler. who left Honduras
when Bonilla iriumphed. fearing. 1t is
alleged. that without Vasquez to pro-
tee, him. he would be delivered 10 the
United states government. IS now In
Belize. and Is said 20 be on his way to
lucatan
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-27

The Mexican government has re-
ceived information that land compa-
mics recently organized in the United
States are selling shares of stock said
10 represent coffee lands in Mexico.
As far as known TO the officials the
companies have no title 10 any coffee
lands in that country
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-27

THE principal bankers OF Berlin
have formed a union to protect the in
ferests Of bankers and brokers The
executive committee Of thirty-two Is
composed Of twelve great bankers. four
brokers and sixteen representatives OF
smaller banks
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-27

ADMIRAL DE MELLo has surrendered TO
the Uruguayan authorities with the
100 troops who disembarlSed on tie
frontier Of Uruguay. after having been
driven out of the state of Rio Grande
do sui by the troops OF President
peixoto. The rebellion in Brazil may
be said TO have completely collapsed.