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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-28
BUSINESS BLOCKS DESTROYED.
Town of Eimorc. o., Badly Burned and
Two Lives Lost.

ELMORE, o., Jan. IA fire which was
started by gasoline explosion in the kitch-
en- of the American Hotel, at $50 O clock
this evening, has destroyed the principal
part of the business portion of this town,
and at least two lives have been lost
A strong wind was blowing at the time
the fire started and the American Hotel
was soon mass of flames. Two girls en-
pioyed in the hotel, Maggie Flynn and Mary
O'Malley, We're hemmed in by the flames
and were forced to jump from a second
story window. Miss OMalley was fatally
burned and cannot live till morning. Miss
Flynn was seriously hurt and it is believed
she will die.
Besides the American Hotel the following
buildings have already been burned: The
Gilmore House, Johnston & Co.'s hardware
store, Frank Smiths clothing store, Will
liam p. Van Dorn's grocery, Isaac Man
delbaums dry-goods store, Jacob Kaiser's
meat market, the postoffice, three dwell
ings and a barber shop. Most of the mail
from the postoffice was saved and the mer-
chants succeeded in rescuing a large part
of their goods. The fire is not yet under
control. An engine has been sent from
Toledo and is now at work. l. is impossi-
BILE tonight to learn the loss and insur-
ance. Fire was got under control at 1:30
o. clock. Five dwellings were destroyed in
addition to the business houses named
ahDya
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-28

BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. T-As fire truck
No. was responding to an alarm of fire
about o'clock this evening, the rear bob
of the truck caught on curb at corner
which was being turned, demolishing that
portion of the truck and precipitating the
firemen in all directions. All the men were
more or les injured The accident fright
ened the horses and they dashed off at
sleigh containing a party of seven, five Of
whom were children. The sleigh was over
turned and all it's occupants sustained SER
had his jaw broken in two places, and Jen-
ME Straus, aged nine. suffered a broken
leg. George K. Wolf was seriously in
jured.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-28
Cause of NJ. De Giers's Death.
Judge Erskinc.

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 27.-Judge John
Erskine. who was the first United States
judge appointed IN Georgia after the war,
and who held that position until his re-
tirement on account of age, died here this
morning, aged eishty-two. He was a ma
tive of ireland. but had lived nearly all
his life In Georgia He was one OF the few
Southern leaders who advised the people
OF this section TO accept the results OF the
war. He was universally respected and es-
tepmed
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-28
Colonel sand.yith.

LONDON. Jan. 2s.-The Times announces
the de lth In London yesterday of Colonel
Sandwich, administrator of Dominica, West
Indies, who was recently summoned home.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-28
Eight lycci.s, SfriISe Enled.

PROVIDENCE, /. r., Jan. 27.--At meet
ing OF the striking employees of the British
lIosiery Company. Thornton Yesterday. the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-28
Billet Mill to start Tn.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. .27.-The billet
mill of the Pennsylvania steel works VIII
resume tomorrow, after an idleness of
seven weeks, giving employment to one
hundred. The blast furnace. which has
been idle for a year, viii be blown In dur
ing the week. All the departments of the
works will run this week
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-28
ASK FOR IT

The great HEALER Pottars concentrated WITCH
HAZEL JELLY In tubes Price 25 cents. Drug
gists. Prepared by POTTER Pharmacist corne
Pennsylvania and North streets.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12

Jog. So with the second shot l
knocked down a fine deer, but
to my surprise, it was up in a
moment and bounding away
with the other three. When the
shooting ceased, l found that
Willie had chot eight times, and
myself five, We were sure that
some Of t EN- were badly wound
ed, and going back and taking
the packs off our horses and ty.
ing them up we went across the
canyon to the place where the
deer we're. We found when we
got there some blood close to the
place where I had knocked the
deer over So taking fresh cour-
age, we started on the trail, we
followed it Tor some distance, ev-
cry few steps, we could see blood
We followed on in this manner
till near night, but found no
deer, so we returned to the camp
expecting to come back early in
the morning.
We found that we were now
some distance from our horses,
butpres3ipg on as rapidly as po,s~
ible we soon found ourselves
back to them. Hobbiing two of
our hOrst and picketing the 9TH
er two out, We began To prepare
for q nights lodging with nOtn-
ing to shelter us from the cano-
py Of the heavens. The climate
was quite different from that of
Salt River valley, it was a great
deaD colder, and our bedding not
being any too plentiful, we found
the nights rather cool for boys
thinIy clad, and collecting some
wood, we went into camp for the
right, expecting to renew our
deer hunt early III the morning.
Good night.
(To be cOntinued.)
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12
(To be cOntinued.)

The sound of ch urchbells and rail
road whistles are all right but to us
there Is more poetry in the sound of
a good live factory whistle-it means
something In order to get gee
whizzer for Sequachee, subscriptions
will be gladly received at this office,
to get one to make as much noise as
the whistles on the NJ. q G. r. R
We are weary of faint far away
sounds.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12

Mr.. Lou Houts joins our Sequa-
chez list, making the 10th Sequache9.
Who dares say Sequachee has no
pluck.
Post SO meets next Saturday. We
want good meeting to elect Off
GERS for 1896 and delegates to the
Departm ent Convention at Chatta-
nOoga.
The prospect of a road being
built up the mountain is looking
brighter. We hope it may be built
and that right soon.
Mr.. Lee Beene, wife and four chill
dren, who came here from BledSoe
Coenty, left for Cabool, Mo, this
morning, where he has relatives.
One of the Gustafson valves was
shipped to John Collins, a large shoe
manufacturer at Alton, N. H.,
through the good work of the News.
Lee Bean and family left Ogden
for Sequ&chee, Marion county last
week, where they will make the place
their future home.-Pikevil:e Ban
ner.
If everyt ody interested in Sequa-
chez would do as some are doing,
have copy sent to some friend, our
subscription list would grow much
faster.
Owing to climateric influences,
one day recently, the Valve Works
whistle was so feeble that a second
alarm had to be rung in before the
manager could be stopped to get his
dinner.
Mark Martin went to Jasper Tues
day to settle with Trustee Tate on
school accounts. The schools in this
district are all closed now except
sub | colored which clos6s next
week.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12

Wher we talk Of loyalty we mean
1T with big L and more particularly
to the place where one resides. 1t
is not enough TO be satisfied with do
ing we'll ourselves. There are lots
of people who think the world was
made for them aloue, We don't,
we want everybody in our town to
earn good wages and a good living.
Every trader doing good business,
every family comfortably housed and
fed, Be'loyal to your town,
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12
A MOUNTAIN TRIP
By J. NJ. CURNUTT.


Rising early next morning,
and getting our breakfast, We
started a-tOot this time hoping to
have better luck than the day
before. Shouldering our guns
we started in north westerly
direction. Not going very far
we struck lots of deer tracks but
we were unable to see any. We
wandered on to some very high
peaks and saw some delightful
views, | love to stand on ma
ture' rugged peaks aud watch
her beauties unfold After l,ay~
ing this place we turned Oft in "a
southwesterIy direction. This
was u teartulIy rough place. God
in his wisdom has formed some
very rugged places III these lOneo
ly mountains.
Wandering around for some
time and getting nearer our
camp, we decided 10 return and
move 1T to some other place.
On returning we found it near
twelve O'clock, and then we
thrughC it best to prepare dinner
before moving, So the cook
proceeded to get dinner, and |
TO lDOk after the horses. After
dinner We collected our packs,
sadded our horses aud went OF
down the canyon in a westerly
direction.
After we left Mr., Bakers
place, it took Us sOme time to
find the trail that led tie way we
wanted to go. Striking it at last
we went down the canyon for
some distance, and coming to a
very nice place to make II camp
and plenty of grass for our horses
We concluded to stay there that
night hCtching our saddle hOrs-
es we started down into the can
yOn to see is we could fnd any
water for making tea, and to
wash with, Willie leaving his
gun on his saddle, while | took
mine along. You know "a wise
man will carry his coat of a dry
day out mOso any Que will carey
one when 1t ls raining. So pros
ceedlug from the trail down tu4
ward the bottom OF the canyon,
all OF sudden to our surprise,
we saw fur fine deer, grazing
on the opposite side OF the eau,
yon. Willie now wished he had
taken his gun and WAS in despair
but [, good naturedIy, sat down
beside a large pine ,ree 10 wal
while be went aud got his gun
1t was very tempting for me tl
shoot at them, but | had prom
ised to wait and | meant to do 50
and so when he returned | wal
still at my post BY the time h,
had returned, my qua had go
over it's ''ague", and L thought
could do some very good shoot
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12

Answering critique of the Jasper
Democrat with the sample of an en-
bryo poem, we say, Let the devil a
lone. Ours is suffering from con-
catenation, the result of trying to
follow the Tennysonian style. We
prescribe for both an application of
hot water to their feet and tallow to
their noses.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12

We have double header of Vic
toria news this week, which pleases
us asSSshJwing what we often hear, i.
e., "Your paper gives us more read
ing matter than all the others we get
and we enjoy it.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12
LOCAL.

Circuit Court at Jasper next week
VIM. Owen, South Bittsburg Fri.
day.
M, M. Jones went to Atlants
Thursday.
A sign of good times, a demand
for timber.
B. F. Lasater started for the Expo
Wednesday.
Friday last was the coldest so far
10 above zero.
Mr.. L. w. Gabel went up tc
Dunlap Monday.
We add new subscriber from
Boston this week.
Austin Coppinger went to Soutl
Pittsburg Saturday.
Austin. .Coppinger killed two .wilc
turkeys last. Saturday.
TR Harris paid our office viisi
Tuesday. He likes the News.
Mrs NJ. c. Campbell SHELTER, ant
is now able to be about her home.
L. w. Gabel and G. Sherman
went to Chattanooga Saturday OF
business,
Why don't the Sons of Veteran
come on? The charter list Will sool
be closeds
Rev. l.. NJ. Cartwright, of Jasper
preached at Owen Church Friday
evening.
Miss jamie Francis and Houston
Harris attended the Institute at Jas
per Saturday.
A subscriber from Calais, Main,
we are glad to add, also one from
Mentone, Ala.
Scruggs Bros. moved their sa,
mill from Peter Cave fork to Sweet
EMS cove Friday.
The papers all agree it has bee
good weather for hog killing. Hs
1t been good for the hogs?
We hear that a plan is being cor
sidered to extend the vineyards, bl
it is slow and ponderous job.
J R Johnson isIpainting the S
quavhee Town and Improvemel
Co.'S storehOuse in the vineyard.
Why wouldn't this be good weatl
er to revive the game Of croquet, Q
if that won't do try game of hocke
We hear there are several appI
cants to teach the Secondary Schoc
By all means let us have the be
qualified.
w. S. Pryor is now working
the Valve works in company wit
Ebert Rollins, he can sing, Tall,
hO the Grinder.
John w. w. Graham, wise ma
swings a lively axe "Severng o.
Ties" into stove wood. 1t is a GOO
and profitable exercise.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12

A daughter of + NJ Eakin, on the
mountain is very sick.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12

Now is the time ia subscribe for
the News, only fifty cents a year,
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12

Victoria seems to take the lead in
weddings; why can't Sequachee take
a hand i'll it and give us a sensation?
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12

The meeting at Owen Church
closed last Sunday We miss the
sound of the bell.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12

John Byers was in town yestcr-
day with horses to trade
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-05

1860. Duelo entire Emile Girardin
Armand Carrel Muerte de este.
1864. Duelo entire ell captain Froide-
fond y el conde Galtani. Muerte de este.
70 y Shika. Muerte de este.
1872. Duelo entire Ritter Appleton
Muerte de este.
1877. Duelo entire Clovis Hughes
Daime. Muerte de este.
1879. Duelo entire Riebenberg y Kel-
chlingo. Muerte de este.
$780,, Duelo entire Gil de Olivares Y
Lardi. Muerte de este.
1881: Duelo entire saint-Victor y Al
sselin. Muerte de este.
1882. Duelo entire Dichard y Massas
Muerte de este.
1885; Duelo entire Dekeisel y Chapuis
Muerte de este.
1886. Duelo entire Carlos Vignier y
Roberto Gaze. Muerte de este.
1888. DuelO entire los pintores Habert
y Dupuis. Muerte de este.
1889. Duelo entire Belz de Villas y
Pierrotti. Muerte de este.
1890. FL teniente de infanter1a Wer-
net mata en- duelo q dos adversarios uno
tras otro.
1892. Duele entire ell marques de Mo-
res y el captain Mayer. MuerTe de este.
1895. Duelo entire ell captain LIE Cha
teller y el periodista Harry Ais, redactor
Journal des Debats. Muerte de Harry Ais.
~
La anterior estad1stica parece un c.
menterio, y 10 mas triste es que no para
"a ah1.
La prensa parisiense esta empehada
en- solemnfsimo debate sobre la cOstum-
bre de batirse en- duelo.
La question es, q mi juicio sencillisi-
MAJ. descartando, por supuesto, los
duelos de mala f6, aquellos en- que uno de
los combatientes SO ha alquilado para ma
tar, etc6tera.
0 ell duelo es serio,-cosa que ocurre
pocas veces,-o no 10 es.
En- ell primer case ell duelO implica un
homicidio, y por 10 tanto I'm horror.
En- el segundo case, que es el frecuen-
tie, en- el case de los dutelos TecIGnsOS q pG-
9a Ia galer5a, como los ha llamado Goor-
ges Breittmayer, resulta una farsa, y,
por 10 tanto, una mengua para los comba-
tientes, para los padrinos y para el publ
co quien sc enga6a.
Il
Ell captain LIE Chatelier mato q Ha-
Try Ais atravesandolo de parte parte.
La espada Sc introdujo medic metro. El
herido muri6 en- 81 terreno.
Harry Ais era muy estimado por su
talento por las prendas de su caracter
Todo Paris 10 ha sentido. Sus amigos pu-
sieron el cadayer en- IN lechQ de rosas
Rlancas'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-05
PERIODISTAS Y MILITARES.
Ell GRAN sUCEsO DE ACTUALIDAD
EN- LA PENINSULA

la prensa de Madrid y las cartas que |
de dicha Capital hemos recibido por ell Ill |
timo correo, dan detalles verdaderamente |
lamentables de los grav1simos sucesos ocu- |
rridos recientemente entire militares Y Pc !
riOdistas, asunto que no solo ocupaba la
atencion de toda la Peninsula, sinO de to-
da Europa.
va conocen nuestros lectores esos su-
cesos. I'm ndmero de oficiales subalternos
teni6ndose por ofendidos con motive de
un suelto publicado por EJ Resatmeen y CO.
mentado luego por EZ GI0bO, penetr0 en-
las redaccciones de dichos diarios, destru-
yendo todo cuanto hallaron en- sus ofcinas,
maltratando & los redactores que en- elias
Sc encontraban, y rOmplendO las prensas,
tipos, etc. de los talleres donde dichos
peri6dicos SO editaban.
Esto, como es natural, dio lugar q las
protestas de tOda la prensa sin distinction
de colores pol1ticos y que SO tratase ell
asunto en- el CongresO, donde el general
Lopez DOmfngueZ, ministrO de la Guerra,
quiso atenuar 10 ocurrido, llevando la de-
fensa de los Ofciales hasta el limite de
suponer que la conducta de los periodicos,
hab1a provocado ese expectaculo, dando
lugar estas palabras & la protesta de los
periodistas en- el mismo Congreso, aun q
que SO tratase de suprimir todOs los dia-
rios de Madrid y de pr0vincias. De seme-
JAMIE situaci6n, bien exceptional por cier-
to, result6 la caida del gabinete Sagasta
NO Qu0E0LAOS Ol SuC0SOs III
contribuir en- mO1o alguno poner mas
fuegO a la hoguera. Lamentamos ell he
cho, mucho mas por que entendemos que
periodistas y militares y militares perio-
distas, tienen alta mission que cumplir en-
servicio de los intereses de la Nacion, del
prestigio de las leyes y del buen nDmbre
de Espaf1a en- ell interior y en- el exterior
del pals.
No conocemos ell suelto de Ez Res1-
~maen que dio lugar al deplorable suceso,
pero sea cual fuere, entendemos que Ell pro-
cedimiento, por violento, no puede ser
aprobado por las personals imparciales que
ven en- ell respeto absolute de las leyes, la
melor y dnica base de la possible garant1a
individual.
Ell ej6rcito espahol siempre ha sido
modelo de generos!dad y de patri6ticos sa-
crifcios; su mission como la del periodista,
a cuyo gremio pertenecen muchos militia
res, es Ia de no omitir ningt1n empeflo con-
ira 10 que puela lastimar la honra nacio-
nal. Parece que ambas colectividades de-
berlan acercarse siempre encontrarse en-
el campo de la lucha que sostienen en- pro
de las instituciones, del progreso, de la Ii
bertad en- la Ley y del orden en- todas sus
manifestations.
Nosotros deploramos ell hecho, y como
81 esta sometido q los tribunales que de-
ben juzgarlo, su fallo nos someteremos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-05
DlPUTACION PROVINCIAL

~~ A la una de la tarde de aver y con
asistencia de los senOres Caballero, presi-
dente, Blanes, Viilar, Usera, Egozcue,
Morey, Martinez, Alvarez Perez, Valdes.
Boscn, Crosas y Secretaries Lopez Ian
dr5n Y Cuch1 SO abrio Ia cuarta session
plena del corriente periodic semestral.
Sc di6 cuenta con una mocion de los
senores Caballero, Blanes, Cuch1 y Marti
nez pidiendo la consignacion en- presu-
puestos de una partida de 5000 pesos
para subvencionar ell ferro carril de Lares
al litoral y despues de una discussion en-
la que tonarOn pa rte variO5 sehores Dipu-
tados quedo sobre la mt sa para Ia session
de~hoy q petici6n del sefior Egozcue.
Fu6 aprobada por unanimidad una
proposition de los seflores Egozcue AL
varez Perez para gestionar Ia installation
de una Escuela de Artes yoficios on Be-
nefc- ncia y Gespues dc acordada Ia tr ida
de los padres Escolapios al Colegio de San
turce, el seflor Cuchi propuso y Sc aprob6
que la CCmisi0n de Hacienda reiactase I'm
proyecto de cOntratO al cual hab1an de
sujetarse los Padres de la comunidad para
encargarse de la primera y segunda ense-
flanza en- la Provincial.
Llegado su turno al expediente sobre
t6rmino de las concesiones de billetes, el
seilor EgoZcue propuso que pasara el asun-
to para intOrmar a la Diputacion 10 que
proceda, una CoD1isi6n de tres seiOres
DiputadOs que resultaron ser los sehores
Egozcue, Villar y Vald6s. FL de la i'm.
preston de billetes qued6 sobre la mesa
solicitud del seflor Lopez Landr6n.
Y SO levanto la session a las cinco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-05

al gravamen que sufren los productos ex-
trangeros, pero los catalanes reclamaron
que ese derecho Sc haga extensive a los
productos extrangeros, 10 que objeta-
ron los 'diputados de las Antillas que con
clio go encarecer1a considerablemente en-
las nnisnas ell precio de las subsistencias.
Despues de mucho discutir, y en- vista
de 10 difcil que era llegar I'm acuerdo,
Sc levant6 la session, conviniendo en- vol
verse reunir maf1ana para yer ST consi-
guen llegar un acuerdo.
Los eenores Romero Robledo, Labra,
Amblard, que componen la comisi6n5 de
los diputados por Cuta, quedaron anoche
reunidos, comunicandose impres:ones So
bre Ell particular. .-. -
. Esta junta volvi6 celehrarse y 81
guen todos practcando trabaios en- el
sentido mas armonico possible.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-05
CAME De La MONEDA
6 de Mario.

Publicamos q continuation los siguien-
tes .parrafos, de una carta de Madrid que
recibimos por el dltimo correo.
Dicen as1:
Mi estimado amigo:
Despu6s del inexplicable suceso de que
df cuenta en- mi anterior, relative a Ia ino-
pinada actitud de Martin Sanchez. en- el
asunto de la moneda, fu6 necesario reha-
Ger las fuerzas perdidas y contestar] parti-
cularmente a cada' uno de los dip ntados
peninsulares, manifestandoles que aquel
.companero obra por cuenta propisl Al
efecto, Sc reunieron todos 81 dia Ii en- Jun
ta magma, he aqui 10 que dice un peri6-
dico: 4
"Ayer Sc celebr6 la anunciad reu-
ni6n magma de los diputados de Euerto-
Rico, Asturias, Galicia y Cataluna, & la,
que concurrio una Comisi6n de producto-
res catalanes recien llegada de Barcelona.e
Los concurrentes Sc manifs sstarson de
complete acuerdo en- que es de iml leriosa
y urgente necesidad que Sc proceda al can
je de la plata mejicana circulante O. 4 Fill
pinas y Puerto Rico, para acabar d q una
Yez con los enormeay cEecisntes PEI. .inicios