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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-07-12


Sidney always attributed his love
cf poetry and his skill in verse 10 the
training ~ his mother. u was her
practice 10 read him passages from the
best poets
The duke 81 Wellington said that
the first thing he learned from has
mother was the Lords Prayer. Late
in life he said Il; is the most sublime
OF compositions
AIRS Phil Sheridan is said IN beone
Of the prettiest of the numerous Young
widows in Washington. She was mar
ried when only nineteen. and 81. i
still OF slender and youthful APPEAR
ance. Mrs sheridan has four chill
dren. the eldest Of whom. his fathers
namesalSe. is line boy of fourteen.
Jose de Heredla. the Cuban poet.
has just been formally received into
the French academy. lie should have
eulogized his predecessor. Charles lie
Mazadc. but a the latter had written
a life Of Lamarrin he branchcd ofs
into glorifcation 81 the great poet
Francois Coppee delivered the address
OF welcome.
The empress OF Austria may be
queer but She retains sutiicien. fem
mime vanity 10 sps nj two hours over her
toilet each day. her beautiful hair hav-
ing special care bestowed on IT, After
lunch OF strong broth and some light
meat She starts of on five-hour walk.
wearing a short black dress just reach
ing the ankle and carrying a dark
parasol ami dark fan.
-Aiphonse Daudet has been greatly
impressed by the size Of things in Lon
don Everything. particularly the
Tower bridge. seemed colossal - him.
and in comparison Paris appeared like
a delicate and artistic jewel. lie went
20 England with a de,eSfation II the
English race. but now finds himself
in spite of the horrible cookery Of big
joints and the tea. which he could never
bring himself 10 like. completely bro
ken in"
M. Lobin de Lalaive. a venerable
but robust French gentleman, says of
his longevity: II have always summed
strong drink and revelei in sea bath
ing ! used 10 he an even more intrepid
swimmer than Lord Byron. and never
had 10 call a doctor in until ! was
eighty-nine. As regards tobacco.
have consumed a veritable mountain
Of cigars Nv two greatest passions
have been reading and poetry. and
still write verses al the age Of ninety
eight"
Capt Gardner. who died al North
allerton. England. recently. was q
veteran OF Baiaklava- In the famous
.harge of the Light brigade. Capt
Gardner got a. far as the mouth ofthe
Russian cannon -hen a ball struck
che chest Of his horse and threw the
rider into the air When he recovered
he found himself across a Russian
cannon. He scrambled down and ran
for a mile and ihree-quarters through
a storm Of shot and shell before he
reached his comrades
Mrs Amelia Barr. who i proha-
bly, the most prolific woman writer of
the first rank in America AT present.
lives for the greater part of the
year at her beautiful nome near Peelxs-
kill She has one daughter at home.
who relieves her If all household
cares. and another living in Boston.
who j. married to Kirk Munroe. whom
all small boys know and adore. 1t is
rumored that Mrs. Barr j. going 20
write novel about Cambridge. Kshe
gives to j. the local color that Is the
charm % The Bow u Orange Ribbon
She will add another gem 10 American
literature
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-07-12
WITHOUT PRINCIPLES.
The Republican Party Not Hampered with
Honesty.

The political wise men who assem-
bled ia Cleveland last week declared IN
substance as follows: AS republican,
league we know nothing about the
silver question or any other public
question. But as republican conven-
ton next year we VIII know all about
every such question. and we conf
IDENTIFY believe that we will then make
a declaration Of principles destined TO
secure the bes, possible administration
OF government and the highest obtain
able prosperity Of the people" And
that Is all they did except to elect Off
GERS
They might as well have put their
declaration in this form: Resolved,
That we don't know what the princi-
pies OF the republican party are. If 1t
has any. and that Just now we haven't
any political principles anyway. But
we are republicans, hip. hip. every day
IN the week and twice on Sunday.
hurrah.. and we are out for the Offices.
tiger.
Time was when the republican party
had some principles and purposes that
the housetops, and when no national
representative assembly Of the party
could dissolve without making toler-
ably plain declaration of those princi-
plies and purposes But now suclfan
assembly sits for three days and does
nothing but respectfully refer all
questions Of principle and policy to
another party assembly to be held at .
future time.
This means. of course, that the re-
publican party no Longer has any
principles which it dares TO proclaim.
II the republicans want a force bill-
they dare not say so. II they are in
favor OF gold monomctallism they dare
not say SO les. they lose the electoral
votes Of some Of the rotten boroughs"
they have created. II they wish to re-
store the Mckinley tariff they dare not
say so lest they be politically drowned
in the .idal wave Of prosperity that Is
rising and sweeping over the country
in way TO ill the breast Of the ca
la.nity bowler with alarm and distress
The republicans have no political
creed that they dare proclaim to-day,
and the prospect is that they will be
no better off next year. They would
be glad to make the issue one Of gem
eral rcspectability II they could, but
as that Is out of the question they will
have 70 make a platform OF ancient
history with possibly fresh and sappy
jinro plank. And on such platform
they will 60 wncrc they went in is9o.
Chicago Chronicle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-07-12
WILLIS /. MOORE.
The New Chief OF the Weather Bureau. .
Master Of His Art.

WAsHTNGTOS, July willis r.
Moore. the new chief Of the weather
bureau. u regarded as one OF the best
forrca~ters ia the service. and has
reputation for accuracy second 70 none
in the department
After writing one ~ the best essays
on practical forecasting a year ago. he
was ordered to Washington To make
reports Tor month. and received the
highest percentage among ten who
were selected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-07-12
BROWNE WEAKENED


WASHINGTON. Iulv 5.--Cari Browne.
the lieutenant Of Coxcv in his march
70 Washington at the head OF the army
o. the Commonweal. reached the city
yesterday morning. but did not carry
out his alleged programme Of being re-
married On the capitol steps 70 coxey's
daughter.
Mrs Browne went from the train to
hotel. Browne rode through the
grounds three times on herdic and
that concluded his programme. He
wore the same old leather coat. cordu-
roy trousers and slouch hat used on
his march 70 Washington. lie made
no attempt - violate the laws anil he
was unmolesied. A crowd 81 about
100 people assembled TO see the show.
but after waiting time dispersed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-07-12
TO USE THE KNIFE

And submit % Painful Opcrasioa-rAb
the Doctors Advised - the DULY Hope
the Case being Critical One The Han.
Py TerminAsioa Of . Deep Rooted Pr~i~
dice.
Mr.. Lincoln Nelson. Of Hartvi,le. Ma
had an Interesting experience with the doc
tors rccentlv. ani was IN the yerge Of =
painful surgical operation he writes: Il
hereby add my unqualified endorsement Of
your excellent remedy. =. - >. For sin
years have been . sufferer from a scr0fu-
lols Affection " the glan4s Of my neck. and
al efforts Of physicians In Washir gton.
ID. e.. Springfield, Ill. and ~. Louis failed
70 reduce tho enlargement After six
months constant treatment here my physi-
clan urged me 10 submit 10 \ removal OF tho
gland Al this critical moment a friend
Recommended > = =. and laying aside .
deer- rooted prejudice against al patent
medicines, I began its use. Before | had
used one bottle the enlargement began 70
disappear and now IL Is entirely gone, and
/ am almost cured j am not through with
iny Saconi b,rfie yet Had l only n<et your
B. = ;. years ago. ! could have escaped
years Of misery and saved over siiO- II
this endorsement Will serve you IN any way,
use ir-
This cxr>erience Is Ike that OF all who
suffer with deep seated blood troubles The
doctors can do no good and even their re-
sorts 20 The knife prove either frfIitless o.
fatal : = : j. the only real blood rem
edy ltgets q. the TOO. OF the disease. and
forces !, ont permanently.
Ak Trifar- ir,rv r.a.-pr-Iw -ar.t--r,n~f q 80
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-07-12

Ak Indiana Jury r.-ently returned a rer-
d.ct Of '-biOce "a pisces by Ol-cr 0Assins
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-07-12
1t is sirnifcan. tina, the repu

1t is significant that the repub
lean national league never discovered
that il had no right TO make a declara-
ton Of principles until it was con-
fronted with the silver question
Heretofore the league at all its meet
ings has been loud and long in tho
proclamation Of its resolutions Its
lodging the issue at Cleveland is in &C
cord with the republican party's silver
record. Louisville Couricr-JournaL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-07-12

Joseph River -srest Numbers Of Them
lnlursd. Many. "a i~ feared. Fatally
They Had Assembled Ia Witnes. q isost
Rae. which Vas just Nearing tts Con
slu.iof.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-07-12

Gov. Mckinley is highly pleased
at the success of the national repub-
lican league in keeping mum on the
silver question. Keeping mum on the
silver question is phase OF "McKin-
leg ism which the governor is natural
ly gratifei 70 see prevail.
Courier ourral
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-09-07
Alisccllnneo Items.

MISCCIIUucOuS Ate"~s
The oyster crop is said to be the
largest In years.
Tyler defeats johnson and Sawyer
in q cycle race at Toledo.
Cripple Greek. Col, has a bull fight
the first of It's kind In America.
The Erie reorganization plan is pro-
mulgated.
Corbett and Fitzsimmons may fight
in Mexico If not permitted to do 30 In
Texas.
The Standard Oil company will erect
a 10000 gallon tank at Marquette,
Mich, besides large warehouse.
The city of Hillsboro; ILL.,, will give
a meal to any person who will earn
it by breaking rocks two hours.
It has been found impossible to get
jurles in Wichita, Kan, to try liquor
cases.
]. c. Provost, register Of the Su-
disappeared and is alleged to have en-
bezzled trust funds. -
Wichita (KasD men being too preju-
diced to try a case under the prohibi-
tory law dispassionately eighty farm
ers have been subpoenaed.
Ine total prooucrlon OF lead in this
country in the first six months OF 1895
was 1O8.GOO tons, of which $1,000 tons
were Of desilverized lead and $4,000
tons of soft lead.
@. A. Brownell, the oldest photogra-
pher of Cincinnati. was found dead In
his studio. Death was due to heart
failure ard the heat. He was ffty
years Of age.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-09-07
PITH OF THE NEWS
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN
A CONDENSED FORM.
The Latest and Most Important
News OF the World, Culled From
the Telegraph Reports Of the
Press Associations.
WaahinEtOn.


John T. Ingraham, city editor Of the
Herald at Dubuqe, Ia, was run over
by train and mortally hurt.
The infant child Of H. D. Osborne
Of Champaign, ILL.,, was SO severely
scalded that it died.
One Of the new gunboats of the
navy is named Helena, in honor Of the
Montana city.
The secretary Of war promulgated
the official programme for the dcdica.
tion Of the Chickamauga National
Military Park.
Congressional Librarian Spofford
says he has settled his account with
the government and that there WAS NO
deficit.
Regarding the statement that the
Nicaragua canal report had been made
and received in Nicaragua, it was
said at the state department in Wash
ington that there would be no report
made before the 1st of November.
The agricultural department states
in bulletin that milk in America Is
superior to that in European cities. If
not more than 3,O00,0OO or 100000
bacteria cubic centimeter are found
the milk is actually fit for food.
Minister Thompson has telegraphed
the department Of state from Rio that
peace agreement has been signed by
the federal government Of Brazil and
the Rio Grande do Sui revOlutionists'
The revolutionists were the remnant
of the band which followed the dead
Admiral da Cana in his fight to over
throw the present government In
Brazil.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-09-07

Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live stock CentePs.

Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live stock CentePs.
Chicago, Sept 5.-Wheat - Septem-
ber, 6Oc; December, 81 3-4c; May, 66c.
Corn September. "a 1-2c; October,
33 lac; November. 81 1-2c; December,
% 1-2c; May, 80 1-Sc. Oats-Septem-
ber, 1S 1-2c; October, 1Sc; December,
19c; May, 21 1-Sc. Pork-September,
$S.45; October, $S.62 1-2; January,
S9.62 1-2. Lard-September, $5.S2 IL;
October, $5.S7 1-2; January, $3.50.
Short ribs-September, $5.65; October,
$50; January, $5.O2 1-2.
Chicago, Sept. 5.-Hogs fairly active,
best steady, others weak to &c lower;
light. $3,9Oa4.55; mixed, $4.O5a4.6O.
Cattle-Natives steady to strong;
Westerns weaker: beeves, $3.5Oa5.65;
Texans, $2.S0a3.5O; Westerns, $2.S5a
40.
Minneapolis, Sept. s. - Wheat-Sep-
tember opened at So 1-2c and closed
at Sc lac; December opened at 50 1-Sc
and closed at 81 1-2c; May closed ut
81 1-2c. On track-No. hard. 81 3-4c;
No. 1 Northern, SIC; No. 2 Northern,
IS 1-2c.
Milwaukee, Sept 5.-Flour very dull
w neat uIEHcTs NO. cpIAuS, 20 4-6S .
No. Northern, 61c; December, 81. 7-Sc.
Corn easier; No. 3, Sec. Oats lower;
No. 2 white, 21c; No. white, zoe.
Barley Arm; No. 2, Al lac; sample. 33
AL 1-2c. Rye lower; No. 1, 42c. Pro-
visions weak: pork, $S.S5; lard, $3.50.
st. Paul. Sept. 5.-Hogs-Market SC
higher; fair demand, selling at $4a
40. Cattle-Market steady; good de-
mand for feeders and better inquiry
for light stockers.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-09-07
Personal Mention.

Miss Belle Crawford, aged 9o, who
was James G. Blaine's first school
teacher, is dying at Kansas City, Kas.
DIR. w. w. Cable, a brother of George
w. Gable, the novelist, died at Pitts
burg, aged 20.
The Rev. C. i. Gates of Chicago has
been elected president Of Euphrates
college at Harpool in Turkey.
Harrison P. Bridge, a young mil
lionaire of Boston, died at San Fran
cisco Of complications brought on by
q cold.
Just prior to his death in Africa, e.
J. Glave. who was one Of Stanley's 8
aides. discovered the grave Of Living
stone, the explorer. ~
Mrs. Peggy Meade, aged 81, died at
her home in Anderson, Ind. Her his
tory runs parallel with that of Ind ana.
She went to that state in the very be-
ginning of it's existence. She settled
on the site of Anderson when it was
nothing but briar patch. Death was
due to old age.
Henry Pundi. the Omaha pioneer
who went to Europe recently to con-
suit eminent physicians as to his
health, died in Berlin. He was the
first man to open a mercantile house
in the territory Of Nebraska, begin
ming in Omaha in July, 1850. He was
very wealthy. and a prominent citi-
zen.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-09-07

IN q battle with tramps who had
murdered a companion at Ashland.
Ohio, the engineer and fireman Of an
Erie train were wounded. Five Of
the vagrants. having many gold
watches, were captured aud locked
up.
]. r. Brandon and his SOD Alonzo
are in Jail at ST. Louis charged with
counterfeiting. They were arrested In
Duncan county, and in a corn crib
near their house was found a complete
outfit for making money, together with
i175 in spurious dollars Of 1891.
An attempt was made to wreck the
Oregon River & Navigation company's
passenger train two miles out from
Tekoa, Wash. The intention of the
wreckers was to hurI the train into
the creek, twenty-five feet below.
Over 200 delegates to the EpwOrth
League convention were aboard the
train.
The president has commuted to life
Imprisonment the death sentence OF
Cephas Wright, a full-blOoded Choc-
taw Indian, convicted Of murder. The
presidents reasons are Wright's ignO-
rance of the English language and
laws and Lack Of realization Of the en-.
ormity Of the offense.
Word was received by the Milwau.
kee police of the capture at Cleburn,
Tex, by Milwaukee detectives Of Jo-
seph N. Dubose, who Is wanted on .
charge Of swindling the commission
firm of Goetz & Leuning out Of 81 1885,
An attempt was made to wreck a
westbound Southern Pacific train fifty
miles west of Houston, Tex.
Lee Wah, a dapper little Chinaman,
is in Jail at Newark, N. j., for trying
to "get even," as he puts it, with big
mother-in-law. Lee Wah married Liz.
zie Fueurstein some years ago. After
he had stocked her wardrobe with fine
clothes she went back to her mother.
Lee Wah has been sending her objec.
tionable letters and these caused his
arrest.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-09-07

Asiatic cholera exists at Tarnepol
Galicia.
The hereditary grand Duchess Of
Gutenberg is dead.
Hippolyte Raman. the French play
right, comitted suicide at Paris.
Count Matsugata, the japanese min
lister If finance, has resigned.
The Figaro says it is authorized to
declare there Is no question Of recall
ing United States Ambassador Eustis
A Berlin law student named Mod
fell from the Ramjock mountain above
Meran, Germany, and was killed.
Lady Colin Campbelrs paper, ''rhe
Realm reports that Paierewski ~
growing bald.
George S. Mossis, an American min
Ing man, was shot and wounded In
a duel at Ameca, Mex, by Spaniard
named Jose Salsazar.
Advices received from the Island Of
Madagascar announce that Gen. Du-
chesne captured Auriba on Aug. ~.
The Hoyas made poor defense.
TherGerman trading associations, In
conference at AugsberS. Bavaria,
tuOpteu u IeSolutiou AASVAhS /" SOAu
standard.
Fire in IIoogezand, Holland, de-
stroyed q sawnill a dozen houses, an
oil refinery and bridge and damaged
other houses and church.
Queen Victoria is going to Balmoral
this week. but it is not expected that
she will stay in Scotland any great
length Of time.
The Prince of Wales cutter Britain
MIA has finished her racing season and
has gone to Cowes to dismantle, pre-
vious to laying up for the winter. She
is flying forty winning flags.
An attempt is made upon the life
Of Baron Alphonse de Rothschild In
Paris by means Of an Internal ma
chine. The baron's private secretary
is badly injured. The work Is chary-
ed to anarchists.
The sultan has sent dispatch to
the Turkish ambassadors at Paris and
St. Petersburg, bitterly complaining
Of Great Britain's attitude regarding
Armenia, which attitude Is described
rs discourtcous and derogatory to the
sultan's prestige.
At the suggestion Of the German en-
voy ut Toxic and Of the Prussian min
lister Of commerce the central commit
tee of German manufacturers is about
to publish a periodical in Japanese In
order to advertise German products
in Japan. Later a similar experiment
may be tried with the Chinese.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-09-07
B0TTNEAU B0TTINEAU SEPTEMBER 1885,
NUBBlNs OF NEWS.
Items OF General Interest Placed 4,
m ETnvv

Items OF General Interest Placed in
Few Lines.
Agents OF the Panama Canal COM
pany have engaged 500 laborers on
the Island Of Jamaica.
The report of the arrest of william
B. Foster, the New York embezzler,
at Zurich, is without foundation.
1t Is understood that the Banque du
Peuple Of Montreal may resume busi-
ness Oct. 1 with capital reduced to
100000. .....
John w. Russell, who resided for
the last thirty years on Black river,
NO., was shot from ambushelast even-
ing and killed.
The Las Vegas, N. Mex, Examiner
and the Lima, Ohio, Democrat COM
mence taking the report Of the Associ-
ated Press to-day.
At the election for member Of
parliament in st. Stephens Green,
Dublin, Kenny, Unionist, received
1926, against 1888 for Mahoney, Par
nellite.
1t Is reported that the police have
discovered an important clew to the
perpetrators Of the attempt on the life
OF Baron Alfonso de Rothschild on
Aug. "a. ..
Fire has destroyed the last hope Of
recovering any Of the valuable cargo
OF the steamer Bawnmore, which
went ashore on the Oregon coast last
Wednesday,.
Gov. Stone Of Missouri to-day ap-
pointed about sixty delegates to repre-
sent Missouri at the deep water con-
vention to be held in Topeka, Kan,
Oct. 1, 1895.
1t Is said that the Japanese govern
ment has contracted with a ship build
ing firm at Glasgow for the construc-
tion Of warships. the cost Of which
will be nearly f5,OOO,OOO.
The National Railway Master Black
smiths association commenced a four
days convention at Cleveland to-day
with about fifty delegates in attend
ance, representing all parts Of the
country.
At Petersburg, Ind, to-day fire de-
stroyed Flemings livery stable with
twenty-five horses and many vehicles.
The opera house and Reed hotel also
burned. Losses aggregate $4,000;
partially insured.
On the down trip Of the Cleveland
and Buffalo line steamer State of Ohio
last night young man took out q
string Of prayer beads, began to tell
them, and when his devotions were
concluded, plunged over the rail.
In Kay county, Okla, William
Knapp and u. 8. Oller fought over
some hay. Oller cut Knapp badly
with an ak and Knapp broke both Of
Oilers arms and stuck pitchforl
through his abdomen. Oller is dead
and Knapp cannot live.