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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-06

ROM. June 25.-When the chamber
Of deputies body was called to order
at 10 a. III. Premier Crispi announced
the death Of President Carnot in voice
which gave evidence of strong emo
ton. During the announcement every
member arose this feet and remained
standing until the premier had ceased
speaking. The president then said:
1--WE join France in her mourning
proposal was unanim pusly approved
that the chamber should observe an APP
propratc form ~ mourning through
out the session. The chamber after
/ charging the president - convey to the
= French government and parliament ex-
preston ~ the sentiments 81 the Ital-
ian chamber. adjourned. After the an
nouncement of the adjournment the
ministers and large nurabcr Of dcpu-
ties proceeded 20 the French embassy.
where they left cards The flags on all
the municipal buildings were lowered
at halfmast.
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THE DEAD PRESIDENT.
Artecedents OF the Assassin OF
President Carnot OF France.
Announcement In the Chamber Of pepu-
ties Nine. Garnet and Her sons AZ
Lyons Preparing Tor the sue
..--ion Candidates. Ito

LYoNs. June 2G-The police have
succeeded in obtaining the following M
formation in rcgard u the assassin
Santo. After leaving Italy hc lived AZ
different places. al Lu>ane and Geneva.
switzerland, and afterward in Lyons.
Prom this city he went to Ccttc. France,
where he spent the last year working
- a baker lie reached Lyons from
Cctte al 4 o'clock sunday evening.
II is learned that his real surname is
Cesario. and his Christian name san
hiercnimo. lie j. 10 years ~ age. lie
was known 70 the police ~ Cette A. a
militant anarchist While In Ccttc he
earned thirty francs month besides
hi board and lodging, lie was sober
and Industrious taciturn in his manner
lie was great reader, ana out>pokcn
only when anarchistic theories were
discussed.
The officials who went 20 Cette 70
trace the assassin had an interview
with Mime Vial. who kept "A baker
chop in which the murderer worked.
she SAYS Ccsario left her employ on
saturday. having given up his place on
account of quarrel He received the
money that was due him and disap-
pcared.
He left a box containing his effects
ia his lodging. This the police opened
but found nothing compromising
therein.
Cesaric. il was found. purchased the
poniard with which he committed the
murder on Friday. This discovery
gives rise to the belief that his quarrel
in the baker shop was merely a pre-
text for leaving Cette and coming &
Lyons to fulfill the murdercus mission
to which he was assigned by his asso
.ciate anarchists.
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Representative Hitt'- Tribute to the Mar
tyr ~fats~man.

WASHINGTON. June 70. -Ecpresenta-
tive Hit. Of Illinois. for long time
secretary Of legation and charge DAT
flares al Paris. in seconding Mr. Me-
Crccry's motion To adjourn in the house
yesterday paid the following tribute 70
tho late president of France
Ma SPEAKER. All the people ~ the United
states to-day share In the grief and horror ~
the French nation at the great calamity which
has fallen upon thcLi and this house but cx-
presses the universal feeling ~ the Amer
team people ID the resolution that j.
proposed. IL l. calamity not alone e
the French people that President Carno;
has been stricken down, for nations are 80
intcrdepcndent at this time IN which we live
that IL is n blow felt by every lover Of liberty
and order ia tine world President Carnot at
the present time ~ critical questions pending
ia Europe. was a man whose personality was
OF grave md great Importance aside from and
aboyt his political position. He was chosen
In sss7 ~ TINS when there we're Other
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sraAR and molasses arc the chici -
ports from Cuba. .,,a ~
A RAID eagle carried OF oo''io -
hair rcstorcr at Perryvillc, Ia.
TnE first thermometer Is sa,a ~ ,ao
been invented in Alexandria u. =. - ~.
Rrv Q. NJ. GREEN (Mcthodistl ha =,
been appointed whisky gauge
Peoria. ,,. an
A TEXAS man has sued LOT u'so .srub.
che ground that his wife Is
licsn. lie Il . democrat
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A Repetition Of the Bloc ~ Scenes Of
Argues Norfe- Pea ed.

LONDON. June -. NJ. Henri Roche
fort. in an interview yesterday. said;
II fear the murder Of President Carnot
will bc followed by rerrisals against
Italians and repetition of the bloody
scenes Of Argues Morte-. am recciv-
ing kilograms from VIII n derive the
the assurance that no Frenchman or
anarchist had anything to do with the
affair
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The Pope Deeply Affected.

ROME. June 2c.-The pope is deeply
affected 10y the assassination Of Presi.
dent carnot. His holiness had advised
his encourage to offer prayer that com
plications between France and Italy
may be avertcd
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yhe Announcement in the Chamber OF
Deputies.

PARIS. June od.-When the sitting Of
the chamber Of deputies opened at s:ao
i IN yesterday. NJ. CasimT- Perier.
resident Of the chamber. arose with a
- er in his hand. Immediately every
person in the chamber was on his feet
with head bowed. The. president then
in voice trembling with emotion read
a letter from Premier Dupuy announc-
ing the terrible crime at Lyons.
W. CasimirPerier then addressed 70
the chamber an eulogy upon Presi-
dent Carnot. and in the course Of his
remarks asserted the chamber was
with the whole country IN common
sorrow before the tomb where disap-
pears a life Of devotion and integrity
lie then read the summons u VI. Chal-
iemel- Lacour. converting "A congress at
Versailles on Wednesday for the pur-
pose Of electing president Of the re
public
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Arrival of Madame Carnot and Her sons
At Lyons.

Lyons, June 26.-Mme. Carnot. ac-
companied by her sons. Francois and
Ernest Carnot. arrived here from Paris
at a. m. by special train. She was
met at Dion by Premier Dupuy who in
formed her that all was over. cen
Borits and Col ChamOin awaited the
arrival Of Nine. Carnot at the Lyon
naise railway station at Lyons with a
view of avoiding public demonstra-
ton at the Berrache station.
where crowds Of people We're await
ing in expectation Of catching a
glimpse of the afflicted lady.
There were very few people at the
Lyonnaise station. Nine. Carnot and
her sons entered carriage amt were
driven Immediately 10 the prefecture.
where the body of her husband was ly.
ing. Her three sons and the officers OF
the presidents household accompanied
her to the bedside. Mime. Carnot stood
trembling as she glanced at the
face of the dead. but Shed NJ
tears. though all about hei
were weeping. The officers re
tired leaving the widow and hei
sons with their dead husband an,
father
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Preparing for the succession Candi-
dates.

PARIS. June 26.-premier Dupuy, af-
ter meeting Nine. Carnot at DIXON. con
tinued his Journey To Paris. I pom ar
irving he announced that he would
meet the presidents Of the senate and
chamber of deputies in the aft
ternoon and afterward hold a cabi-
net council Ministers Faurcr Poin-
care. Ilanotaux. Guerin. Lcygnes
and Barthou met in conference at 2
o'clock and will convene the congress
at Versailles on Wednesday for the
purpose of electing "A president a
ma jority Of the ministers are in favor
Of the election Of VI. ,asimir-Perier.
The other candidates are NJ. challe-
ll-Lacour. NJ. Cavaigniac NJ Dupuy
NJ Brisson and VI. Constans. After NJ
Casimir-Perier. NJ. Dupuy has the best
chance
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omciaI Cognixance Of the Tragedy Taken
at Washington.

WASHINGTON June %. ~ Secretary
Gresham received message from Am
ba>sador Eusti~ this morning announc-
ing the death Of the French president.
NJ Patenotre, the French ambassador,
called bringing the official notification
Of the French government. Mr.. fresh
am Immediately started for the White
House. ana the president addressed the
following message 10 congress:
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Mark TWAIN will build cottage
near Fort Phoenix. Mass. on . sits ~
Gently presented 70 him.
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PARIS. June 2G.--The official Journal
publishes the following call
In our capacity president ~ the national
assembly we summon the chambers 70 meet In
congress ~ Versailles on "Wednesday, June =
OF O'Clock In the afternoon for tho purpose 81
eIccting a president u the republic.
signed L. A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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To rHE SENATE AsD HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
rIvEs-The shocking Intelligence has been re-
ceived that the president o. the French repub-
liz met Ms death yesterday az the hands ~ ar
assassin The terrible event which has over
taken sister republic can not fail 20 deeply
arouse the sympathie> 81 the American nation.
white the violent termination Of a career prom
Using 30 much ia aid ~ liberty and in advanc-
inr civilization should be mourned as an aiiiic-
tion ~ mankind.
f~i.redt GROVER CLEVELAND
Executive Mansion, June =. 1891
The president has also directed the
following message 10 Ice sent to Ambas-
sador Eustis in Paris:
STATE DEPARTMENT.
WAsHISGTOs, June =.
To ErSTrs AMBASSADOR. PARIS FRANCE
Express 10 the minister % foreign affairs the
profound sorrow with which the president and
the American people have heard - the afro
clous crime which has robbed sister republic
81 it, wise. humane and patriotic chief magis-
trate
Signed GRESHAM
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The Managers VIII Fight to FInish.
CHICAGO. June ao.--Thc most Signif-
can't action taken Nv railway officials
since the strike was ordered. was that
Of the Genera. Managers association
Of Chicago Wednesday. This associa-
ton includes the general manager OF
every railroad entering Chicago except
the Big Tour. Twenty-Five general
ma nagers are members and twenty
one Of them were present mt the meet
ing, when IL was unanimously
agreed that the roads would fight
the boycott to a finish. They decided
TO import new men to take the place 81
] all strikers
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SUMMONED HOME.

A Korean NobIo,naa Called by tho Ktng
from This Country After Doing Exliod.
SAN FaAsotsCo, CAh, Sept 13.-Pom'
K-soh, q young nobleman of Korea,
who for cight years has bceh cxilcd
from his country, is In tho city. bound
home at tho request Of tho king Of Ko.
rca, who desires his counsel and good
offices during the war.
Ar. Sob has had many thrilling ex-
periences. He has boon over thirty
times sentenced to death. Kim Ok
KIM. with whom no fed 10 Japan
originally was murdered by hired as
sassins sent from Korea not long ago:
Pom was attached to tho
Korean legation in Washington in 1884,
A year later his party was overthIown
and no was recalled with Kim. Thoy
had not. boon long at homo until thctr
encmies began to harass them and
finally Sob and Kim fed tho country,
escaping death BY the mercst chance,
while many othor companions were
murdered.
Sob returned to this country. entered
Rutgers college. whore no remained two
wears. Since then he has occupied
various positions and a few days ago
tho king Of Korea sent him cable
gram asking him 10 como homo.
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Deafness Cannot De Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach tho discussed portion OF the car.
There Is only one way to cure deafness.
and that is By constitutional remedies.
Deafness ls caused by an inflamed con.
dition Of tho mucous lining Of the Eus.
tachian Tube. When this tubo is In.
numed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when 1t is on.
tircIy closed deafness ia tho result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to It's normal
condition, hearing will DO destroyed for.
ever; nine cases out Of ton arc caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an in.
famed condition Of tho mucous eur
faces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness caused by catarrhl
/ that cannot DO cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars; FREQ.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, rs cents.
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DasrAnDbY ATTEMPT
To wrock Traiu-six Mon on Hand Chr
Injured.

To wrock IL Traiu-six Mon on Hand Car
Injured.
NEw YoRK. Sept. ia daring at
tempt to wreck New Jersey Central
railroad train was made at G o'clock last
evening at tho foot Of Chapel avenue. in
the Greenvillo section Of Jersey City.
This Is worry lonely aud unfrequonted
spot. Tho train wrcckers placed two
large stones on the wcstbouud track.
Tho stones were placed ono on euch
side and wero tightly wodgcd betwoen
tho rails and tho crossing. A hand car
on which were six laborers In tho en-.
pioy oil the road came along. Tho men
were on their way home and were going
at a rapid rate. They worked tho
crank with all their strength and whom
they discovered the obstruction on the
tracks they were unable TO stop.
The car struck the stones with q
amash aud was thrown from the tracks.
The six mon were hurled in oil dlrec-
tons. -
They oil escaped with slight bruises,
except Thomas Kenny. aged fortyGve
years, OF Jeraey City. He received ser.
ious wounds on the head, arms md
hands. He was removed 10 his home
A local train was duo in few min
utes, and tho mon at onco started to
remove the stones and tho debris OF tho
hand car. They completed their work
Just as tho local few by.
Several men have been arrested,
charged with the attompt to wreck the
train.
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GRgAr EsiIonArlos scurME.
Tie Japanese mpanlss-Rlnigrants are
Guaranteed Protsctioa

The Japanese Ompanies-EniErants are
Guaranteed PrOtsCtiou.
WAmISGroT, D. o., Sept. 1s.-Au in.
sight into the working Of tho japanese
emigration companies has been fur.
nishcd the state department a. lis re.
quost by Consul f. ]. smithera, of
uiaeu These companies are organized
with tho sanction Of tho government
and arc taxod. Tho arc Of recent origin.
The Mcigi Emigration Company was
established at Hiago In January, 1892,
with capital Of 10000 yen, and was 70.
CURED by the government 70 deposit
with the governor Of this ken 10000 yen
as security for paying tho expenses OF
cmigrants whom Il might be obliged,
under tho terms Of its contracts with
them, 70 return 70 their native country.
This particular company was. organized
70 send laborers 10 Victoria 70 work In
the coal mines. II was unsuccessfui In
this enterprise, howovCr, but its emf.
grants were taken to Victoria BY the
Canadian Pacific Company and thence
forwarded into tho United States.
a new company has been organized
Of lliago, with the sanction OF tho jap
anese govcrnmen, under conditions
which insure tho ful1llment OF it, con.
tracts with those Japanese who
may go abroad under It's protection.
This company was required to deposit
10000 yen as au indemnity fund with
the government. Under new regula-
lations imposed by tho authorities tho
emi0rants arc furnished strong proteC-
ton, their contract being approved by
the government, while tho company
Is compelled TO secure for It's agents
abroad the recognition or approval Of tho
government under which thoy are sta.
toned and TO which tho emigrants arc
to DO exported.
Mr.. Smithors forwards o translated
copy Of the contract and enters the
country. II Is so drawn that tho COM
pany appears to STAND in tho light Of O
guardian oVor its charge, while above
tho company is tho government asaum-
ing TO sec to 1t that tho contract Is OBJ.
served on tho part OF the company.
This contract ia ior term Of three
years. It pledges tho emigration com.
pany 10 procure passport for tho emil.
grant, to make all arrangements for HE
passage, and through ia agents to as
eist him In obtaining employment when
ho reaches his destination. Ho is to
pay tho expenses Of HE passage. In
tho ovant OF illness or other distress,
tue agents are TO assist him TO return TO
japan, II necessary.
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SHANGHAI, Sept 1a-Rumors have
reached hero that battle has been
fought between tho Chinese and the
japanese near Kai Chang, Korea.
Tho engagement is said to have
taken place about September 2. Native
newspapers Of September 10 say that
the Fight lasted two days, and that II
was still undecided when this newO was
forwarded to che native press.
Tho Chinese papers of September 19
announce that General Yeh. tho Chi.
nese commander, reports having gained
victory over tho Japanese. It Is sup
posed here, however, that tho Chinese
have met with reverse at Ping Yang.
A private dispatch received hero con.
firms the news that more fighting has
occurred, with undecided results.
Tho foods In Korea still prevent the
Chinese troops from crossing the Imchin
river In order 10 attack the japanese
entrcnchmeuts.
Another report current bore says that
the Kihno division OK tho Chinese army
has crossed the Kulin rlvor and that IL
Is now holding tho city Of Stunning
while awaiting the advance Of tho main
body OF tho army before attacking tho
Japanese right fiand. No reliable nows,
il NAV be added, is ,obtainablo hero in
regard TO tho progress OF tho war.
Tho Hupao reports that tho Chinese
admiralty has determined TO ordOr 70
Pei Yang from tho Yang leo coast all
warshipS Of o certain tonnage and armn.
Tho IIupao adds that number of
torpedo boats from tho squadrons OF
Foo Chow, Canton and Marking will
also be ordered 10 Poi Yang.
Tho intriguing enemies Of Viccroy Il
Hung Chang have reported to tho
throne tho presence at TIen Tsin Of
Chang Pei Lun, the viccroy's son.in-
law, who was baniahed In 1884. Tho
throne hos ordered his return to exile.
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KN0WLEDGE

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Syrup of Figs Is for sale by oil drug
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and being we'll informed, you Will not
accept any substitute II offered.
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WHERE Is CoNKnrN 2
Tho Chicago Police Do Not Bsticvc He u
Being Hold For n Ransom.

The Ch,caGo Ponce Do No. Believe He Is
Being Hold For n Ransom.
CHICAGO, Sept 13.-Chtcago detec-
tivss make light of tho idea that DR..
conklin is being hold in Chicago 70,
ransom.
"I have an idca that Mrs. oonkltn
hsrseif could throw o great deal Of
light on this mystery II sho choae," said
tho chiot Of the Matt Detective Agency:
Mrs. Conltlin, Ibelieve, once intimated
that there were some things connected
with her husband shc couldn't toll:
wOuldn't take such case as that unless
tho wife would toll mo oil aho know"
Lieut. Wood, at tho Central station.
said tho city detective bureau had not
been communicated With regarding tho
tho mystery, hut no thought tho ran
som story waa foolish.
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RRroE,s THREAT.
no wiz Resign II The state Convention
Ccnsurca His Tnrin Course.

no WIN Resign II tho State Convention
Ccnsurcs Hts Tnrt1 Course.
CINCINNATI, o., Sept. ia special
from Columbus, Gays:
The fricnds Of sonotor BrIce hero say
that II tho Democratic convention next
weeks adopts resolutions consuming him
for his course against tho Wilson tariff
bill no will OF once resign. Governor
Mckinley would appoint Republican.
The governor would havo tho filling OF
tho vacancy entirely in hia power, as
the general assembly had adjourned
cline do, and cannot assemble except
upon tho governors cnll. This would
also place Gov. Mckinley In peculiar
position, as no Is sold to be candidate
10 succeed Bricc In tho senate htmself
and tho only other candidate 10 cx'G ov.
ernor Foraker.
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Tho KAISER Reviews his FlOOs.

SwrNEMUNDE, Sept. l3.-Emperor
William arrived hero this morning
from schlobittcn. Ills majesty was nc'
corded an onthusioatiC reception. He
boarded tho imperial yacht uohcnzoll-
crn and inspected the feet which sa-
Intod the emperor In tho customary
manner. Tho waruhips woroin double
iino and thoir crcwa choerod as tho llo-
honzollorn steamed slowly between the
iides. IIator tho Hohonzol!crn took up
n position for tho emperor to review
the llcot and all tho warships stca,nod
ppst tho imperial yacht in anglo IlnU.
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| Panorama.
Glorious to Behold.

From the White Mountains our tour is to
Maine, and thence to Boston and down the
Old Colony Road by Woodworths Home,
where he wrote "The Old Oaken Bucket"
and Daniel Webster's Farm to the seaside
haunts of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
We visit Plymouth Also where the Pilgrim
Fathers anchored. view the monumental spots
where they lie, repeat the old stories and en-
10y review of the historic associations of
places and individuals which distinguished
New England annals.
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KIpNApprl,s cAuour.
UaSucesssfui Attempt to Abduot the st
Of Ferdinand ward.

Unsuccessful Attempt to Abhuct tile Sou
oEFCrhinand Ward.
THoxPsoS, CoNE., Sept. l&-Thelittle
village Of Thompsortown. ono mile
south Of hero, was excited about 9
O'Clock this morning by q report that
Clarence Ward, tho ten year old son OF
Ferdinand Ward, the ex.banker and
0nancier, Of New York. had been kid.
mapped from tho home Of his guardian,
Mr.. Frederick D. Green. The news
apruad rapidly and soon the authorities
In all the surrounding towns were look
ing for the kidnappors. About o'clock
this morning Whilo Clarence was play.
ing In the yard surrounding the
Green residence with Dir. Greene
daughter, two mon drove up 70 the cato,
called the boy and aaked him his name.
WhIlo he stood at the cato talking, ono
Of the men got out Of tho buggy, and
quickly soizing tho child put him In the
carriage and held him thore Tho horse
was then whipped up and the ktdnap-
pors drove north toward Webster.
Masz., just over the stats line. Miss
Green alarmed tho household and her
lather at once notified the police in all
the surrounding towns by telephone,
and then started in pursuit Of the kid.
nappors. About 10 o'clock a message
was received here from Webster an.
nounCIng that tho men had boon ar.
rested there and tho boy recovered. Ho
was soon afterwards returned TO Mr..
Green and tho men locked up. Tho
boys father has several times tried to
got possession Of the child without cue.