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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01
AN INDEPENDENT MINT,
which Has Already Cleared Half ~ MIL
lion. anal liza. Issued Good Coin.

lion, ana liza. Issued Good Coin.
NEW YORK. Feb. 22-For the last
twelve weeks seven countcrfeitcrs have
made their headquarters with 10 miles
of this city. During that time they
have turned out nearly $1,000. 900 in
American silver dollars, halves. quart
ers and l0-cent pieces out Of pure sill
yer. and have given full weight to each
coin. With silver at its present price,
after deducting the cost of manufac-
ture. this gang have divided between
them profits aggregating S5oo,0oo.
One Of the members OF this gang is
RED" lIalpin. one of the most expert
cngravers and counterfeiters in the
country lie was for "A number of
years in the Philadelphia mint. They
had at least fifty agents scattered in
different parts of the country. Canada
and Europe, who have acted as show
ers.
secret service bureau officials are on
the trail Of the gang.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01
ThE FREE SILVER MEN

DECLARE There. WIN be - New Alignment os
Parties In The Next Presidential Nam-
p.,ru-Mr island. of Missouri nnd Mr.
li,inxs,ou. az Georgia, Air Their Views
Tn. Free silver Men Will '6et Iogetns
err"
WAsuSoloy. Feb. 2a.-There will be
new alignment of parties in the next
presidential campaign, said Repre-
sentative Bland, of Missouri. The free.
silver men intend To get together ana
nominate "A man who reflects their
sentiments.
..Suppose. II was suggested. that
aftcr "A contest at the next democratic
convention candidate shonld DC
selected who is opposed to free silver
what would You and other gentlemen
who entertain views on this subject
similar to yours do in that case?'
I'VE would not support him"
"But suppose he was the party
nominee"
There is nothing" replied Mr.
Bland. ITO prevent A. many tickets be-
ing put into the field as is desired. and
then free silver men would have
theirs"
Suppose one party nominated a
gold monometallist, and another a
man who favored free silver, but who
did not stand squarely on such plat
form. What them
1--WE want no halfway candidate.
We want free coinage man or no.
body"
You think. then. that the money
question will be the oyershadowing is
sue in the next campaign"
1T will he the only issue. 1t ought
to have been the principal issue two
years ago. but we were then just
emerging from the shadow OF section
alism and the force bill. and il was no
time TO divide on financial questions
But the time has now arrived and the
next contest will lie wagcd between
| the free coinage men and those who
/ oppose that proposition. Party lines
will be oblitcrated and this will be one
thing which will divide the voters OF
the country"
Mr. Livingston. Of Georgia, who is a
strong advocate Of the free coinage OF
silver. agrees with Mr.. Bland that the
silver question VIII be the question OF
prime Importance throughout the coun.
try next year. He insists that the sill
yer men will nominate "A candidate OF
their own. but he does not believe that
this will be done after convention
shall have nominated candidate OPP
posed to free silver.
IF we went into the democratic con.
vention," Inc continued. I'VE would
have TO be bound by the conventions
action. Our presence there would
commit us To such a result, and we
could not afford to bolt. For that rea
son | think the free silver men will
nominate candidate independently OF
the old parties"
do you think you can elect a candi
date standing on such a platform II hi
opponent be Numerically opposed t.
such views?''
Il do. and believe he would SWEEP
the country Such candidate woule
carry New York state. Ill bet "A thou
A sand dollars on il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01
TRAIN ROBBERY.

Two Men Hold Up Train ON the Frisco
and Possibly Make a Good Haul Posse
In Pursuit Of the Robbers. Whom the
Conductor Thinks He Can Indemnity.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. % .--East-bound pas
sengcr train No. ! on the st. Louis A
San Francisco railway was held mp by
two masked men half mile east Of
Aurora. Mo. last evening. When the
train left Marionville three men got
on the blind baggage platform, but
the engineer thought they were tramps
and said nothing.
After the train passed Aurora two oil
the men with masks on climbed over
the tender and ordered the tram
stopped. This was done. One Of the
bandits took the engineer To the cx-
press car door and he was forced 10
open it with a coal pick The mes
senger Jumped out and fled TO the pas
scngcr ears.
The third man on the blind baggage
then came up and proved to be y. d.
Clevengcr. an attorney Of Marionvilie'
who had been taking free ride ou'
OF Marionville. lie was also mace
prisoner with the engine crew one
OF the bandits entered the express car
and ransaclxcd it without oppo>i''o"
The train was held for thirty m'n"oes
and il is possible that the roooers
made a good haul. though inc a'ho"n'
taken is not known.
The two masked men fled south ON
horseback. Ofisers at Aurora and
Springfield are already in pursuit
Conductor Frank Wrightman' IN
charge Of the train. got look ut the
rohhers. and saws they are two OF the
party that held up train at Mone'
two months ago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01
THE LATE FRED DOUGLASS.
His Remains 10 be Inferred In Mount Hope
Cemetery. Rochester. y. y.

WASHINGTON, Feb. % According to
the present arrangements the remains
of Hon. Frederick Douglass will be
taken to Rochester. n. ~. for inter-
ment in the Mount Hope cemetery, to
be laid beside his two daughters.
IL is the intention OF Mr..
Douglass sons TO disintcr the
remains of their mother. now
lying in Glenwood cemetery i'm this
city. and to- forward them to Rochester
for burial alongside the body of the
distinguished anti-slavcry champion.
There is SO much interest felt here in
Frederick Douglass death that the
final arrangements for his interment
are liable to be changed at any mo-
ment. There is some talk Of a public
funeral.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01
HE SAVED OTHERS,
But When tho Fire Was Over Was Himself
Missing,

NEW YORK, Feb. :i.-Thc big build
ing located at the triangle Of Hudson.
Thirteenth street and Ninth avenue.
and occupied by various manufacture
ing firms. was burned tonight. Loss,
sI.0.0o Fifty girls employed in the
bGilding escaped with difficulty.
They were assisted i'm their escape
by Waterman known As ''Old Slcuth,"
WHO is missing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01
A HOosIEn TRAGEDY.
sasnuc, Young. Jealous Of Hts Young wife,
Kills Her and Himself

DECATUR, Ind. Feb. - - Samuel
Young, q welknown citizen Of this
county. followed his young wife to the
home Of neighbor Of whom he was
insanely jealous. During the fierce
quarrel which arose the Infatuated hus-
band grabbed his wife about the waist
and plunged a butchcr-lxnifc several
times into her back. The wounded
woman lived but a few minutes. The
and committed suicide by hanging.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01
COLORADO SENATORS
Engage In - Lively Mill During = Heated
D,scussIon In the state senate.

DENVER, Col. Feb. ga disgrace
ful row occurred in the state senate
Yesterday. Senator Mills, in the course
Of n debate. called senator Peace
,iar. Mills threw a paper weight q.
Peace. Both senators then cl'nchea
and fought viciously, resulting IN
blnc. ewes and lively flow OF blood.
The contestants were finally scpara-
ted. The senate then ordered an invcs-
tiyation TO he made Of the rumpus and
adjourned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

ALI. the evidence in the case Of Capt.
Howgate. on trial in Washington for
forgery and enlightenment while dis
bursting officer Of the signal service
bureau nearly fifteen years ago, had
been given on the 18th. The jury was
then excused to give the attorneys tii-.c
to submit prayers for instructions and
the court to pass upon them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

TAorAr KASG and Gen. Yih-Chi-Cao
have been tried by the Chinese board
of punishment and condemned to inn
prisonment until autumn. when they
will be beheaded for the loss OF Port
Arthur.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

On the 10Th the Colorado senate con-
firmed Gov. McIntyre's Appointment of
Messrs. Church, IIogle and Wilson as
members of the fire and police board.
The old board will refuse to vacate. it
is said. which may precipitate another
city hall war like that which ex-
cited Denver and the country last sum
NOR
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

A DISPATCH received at the New
York Maritime exchange. on the 18th.
stated that the steamer City of st. Au-
gustine. long overdue at that port
from Jacksonville. Fla. had arrived at
Bermuda short of coal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

Mrs. FRANK X. Hunt. aged 20 years.
president of the woman's organization
which helped To defeat breckenridge,
died at Lexington. Ky, on the 18th.
She was a power in female political
circles.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

The Norway storthing was opened.
on the 10th. by King Oscar in persop.
The kings speech stated that the con-
templated expenditures required an
increase of taxation TO meet them.
His majesty also announced that it
was intended to greatly increase the
military defenscs by the erection OF
extensive works
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

AN unfavorable report was made in
congress. on the Goth. from the com
mittee on printing upon the joint res
olution authorizing the publication Of
dairy tests made at the Columbian cx-
position. The reasons for the adverse
report were that the matter was in no
sense or connection n government af-
fair, and that the expense Of the pub
LEGATION would be abont $4,000
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

A DISPATCH from Pelin, dated the
18th. said that 200 marines belonging
to the war ships of the various powers
were arriving there to guard the lega-
tions of their respective countries.
The Chinese are said to be suspicious
at their presence. and unless great
caution is observed there is danger OF
friction. which may become serious.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

MR. BAILEY. purser of the steamer
Servia. which arrived AT New York on
the 10Th. brought over the cup won by
the vigilant in the regatta last year.
1t was addressed To Mr.. George j.
Gould
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

on the 10th the president sent TO the
senate the nomination of Erskine NJ
Ross. of California, 10 be United States
circuit Judge for the Ninth judicial cir
cult. provided for by act approved Feb
ruary Is, sos.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

OS the Goth the president awarded a
medal of honor to Isaac Carmen. cor
poral Co A. Fortv-eighth Ohio volun-
teers. for gallantry in saving the flag
of his regiment at viclSsburg. May 2s.
1868, and at the same time seizing and
throwing from among his comrades a
shell with a burning fuse
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

on the Goth Representative W. A..
Stone, proposed a constitutional amend
ment prohibiting the states from grant
ing the right of franchise to any per-
son not a fully naturalized citizen OF
the United States
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

THE centenary Of the great philan-
thropist. George Peabody, was appro-
priately celebrated ut Peabody. Mass,
on the 18th. Many distinguished per-
sons participated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

A SERIOUS rebellion has broken out
in Muscat. the Arabian seaport and
capital of the state Of Muscat, on the
Indian ocean. The rebels are said 70
have seized most Of the forts command
ing the town.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

FREDERICK DOUGLASS, the we'll
xnown colored orator, died suddenly,
on the Goth. Of heart disease. at Cedar
Hall. his residence In Anacostia
Heights. opposite Washington, ID. G..
He was ~ years old. and spent his
last day in attendance upon the Wom-
ans National council in Washington,
being a regularly enrolled member Of
the National womsn's Suffrage assoc
citation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

CORNELIUS SToUGH, who left his
home in Akron. o.. twelve years ago,
has been found by brother in Marion,
Ind, where he is prosperous mer-
chant. He says he remembers little or
nothing OF the circumstances Of his
leaving home. His wife and children
ar now living in Cleveland, o.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

OK the 18th. the senate committee on
public lands favorably reported bill
to turn over to the state of Michigan
the military reservation on Mackinac
island. together with the buildings
thereon, for use as public park.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

The time limit having expired, the
United States 4-per-cent. bonds called
for by the Acknowledgment syndicate
contract were. on the 18th, ordered
10 be printed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

THE remains of the late minister TO
Mexico. Isaac +. Gray, arrived in lndi-
annapolis, Ind. on the 2lst, and after
receiving military and civic honors at
the hands of the people. were taken to
Union City. on the ED. for interment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

new government 4s offered by the Bel
mont-M Morgan syndicate were sub
scribed for, on the Goth, many times
over
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01
THREE Gosport hunters have killed

tt''FAN hhht@iH HtiNt hlitCA
3.0oo rabbits this year.
TnE cash drawer Of the Hale restau-
rant at Charlottesville was robbed tho
other night Of 81 Isaac Drake. col
orcd. Is in Jail for the act. and has &C.
knowledged his guilt.
A REVIVAL meeting Of remarkable
interest. conducted by Rev. and Mrs.
~. G. Mclean. of Ohio. came to close
recently at Coloma. Over one hundred
persons profcsscd conversion.
AT VALPARAISO the saloonists took
out their screens as per order. but will
put in stained glass windows
SNEAK thieves in the schools at
Princeton take buttons cf cloaks.
trimming from hats and a.. sorts of
little articles
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-05
B1BL1oTxcA DE ''LA CoRRRsPo PoNDHNorA"

-Parece quereros mucho.
La sefora de Rochemaure tiene, en- efec-
to, esa bondad.
La castellana la miro de soslayo, en- un se-
gundo, con So apagads mirads, y af1adi6:
-Pero no me hab1a advertido que fueseis
tan bonita. 80.
No Sc 81 10 soy, en- tanto no me 10 hagais
comprender, se6ora.
-Sf-repuso Ia seffora Steward, mirandola
con curiosidad.-jSoi muy bonita! Els un
grave defecto para una institutriz
En- todo ca o, senora, es un defecto invo-
luntario.
-Pero real. .Acaso sea reparable por
una gran fortaleza de caracter. Por 10 demas,
20 vivo aquf casi sola y los peligros seran menes
fecuentes para vos para los demds. Lord
Steward esta de viaje Actualmente creo que
est& en- la India, aunque no puedo asegurarlo,
pero 10 supongo. De sus dos hijos el mayor,
James, es agregado en- la embajada de Par1s....
Tai vez le habreis yisto en- casa de vuestra ma
drina alguna vez; Sc que os recib1a con freouen-
cia.
Juena enroieci6.
Una dos veces por semana, eehora-
buci6 Juana.
.: e. otro, Harry, el pequeno, esta en- Kes-
aington, menos que no este en- el Senegal en-
Birmania' Sc acQnsela de 80 padre '''As,
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III

Una mujer pequena, gruesa rubia, joven
adn, muy envuelta en- vestido de terciopelo,
guarnecido de pieles, pesar del calor de la
estaci6n, con eli rostro apenado y ligeramente
surcado de arrugas alrededor de sus azules ojos,
rodeados de una aureola oacura, Sc volvi6 lem
tamente hacia la recien llegada, dejando caer
la cabeza sobre ell respaldo del sill6n, la dijo,
con voz tan d6bl como ell soplo de la brisa en-
los grandes &rboles del parque:
-Ssois la seforita Juana Montaigu?
ST, seflora.
-!La protegida de la duquesa de Roche
maure?
ST, sef1ora.
La duqueaa, que es una antigua amiga de
nuestra familia, os ha recomendado muy caluro"
samente. Creo que esvuestra madrina ....
Isl, se6ora.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-05

En- ell tres-cuartO de amor
El rey tiene favorita,
Y es general que tambien
Sostenga I'm tOdO que priva,
Que ordena, manda y dispone
Sin Tides nj cortapisas.
En- los negocios del reino
Els su dos cuGtTO medida.
Una tres :pr9n1erG asi
Quisiera una loterla
Como esa tai; que I'm monarca
Me c9ncediese la dicha
De hacerme su consejero
A estilo de ley antigua.
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GEL S0L". Gale Nueva de la Mari

e OUB Oa41o N U0VeO U5 Ia A3I4,
Amac6n de prOvisl0as ventas al por mayor detail
de ynos de oores n3g ciga
pasen de ooho pesos hagan e esa6eG
erra Catano 8anturce Pagos al nalizar las
es Sc vende barao garaniza bodad de los articu
los E5B" Sc cOnpran venden frutOs del pals
15-7 @@ IsAg VICTORIANO RODRIGUEZ.
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9 A N T A r ES

No cierres, nifia, los ojos
81 'quieres mi salvaci6n,
pOrque ellos son los cristales
por donde 20 miro a Dios.
Tus lagrimas, vida mia,
son como perlas rodondas;
d6jame que yO las heba
y sabre 10 que es la gloria.
Te VIC la luna una noche
y palideci6 de envidia.
POr ESQ tiene la luna
ell color de tus mejillas.
Cuando me muera, bien mfo,
a San Pedro he de rogar
que abra en- ell cielO un ventano
para poderte mirar.
Rafael del Castillo
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MEspERIENCIA demuestra que ell

UngGento Derm6genO es seguro resultados
satisface al paciente, como 10 comprueba D. Jose Pa
hecho varias pruebas el UngGento DermogenO
tantO en- l1lceras, tumores herdas, jamas
he hallado otro ung1ento gual. He aconsejadO d
rios amigos su siempre efectos han sido in
falibes.-JOSE PARES. 45-A
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La PEQUENA ANTILLA.-TETUAN

26.-GRAN FABRICA DE AGUAS GASEOSAS.
DE RAMON TORRES -Espeoahdad las de HELTZ do
be toda efevecentes reesoan
tes GW SerV1cios de abOnOs dOmicliO.
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En- casa de una modista.

III CaB65 u5 UNA uIOu4STa.
-iJesds, que sombrero tan horroroso!
lQu6 plumas, que flores, que cintas! PA
ra qui6n 6s?
Para la duquesa de-.
-iAh! Pues olga usted, mirandolo bien
no es tan feo. Hagame usted uno iQual.
-iQuiere usted llovarse este? va le
haremos otro la duquesa, porque Ia YER
va decfa 20. Isl es horroroso! Que
desc usted con 81.
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JOSE RlvvR-TETUAN ~. eli.

corta vista tab6 cable sobre todas las pazas de
s3bge las pazas gEnepales Franoia Aemsna Austria B
Portugal Rumania Servia Turqua Greca-a
Argea, EgptO Sia T6nez-Sobre NewYork SsntO DOmin
go ISa de Cuba.
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lNcInN ANTTHERPETTCA nr1 Doc

ToR mejor medicamento los herpes
quarles La pcazon ell apicarla
est prfumada qpita evando Ia caida del caeo
hace desagarecer los barros epenes manohas pnas de
EXtO SECURE Immediate tOdas bOtcss
de La a Al mayor. Guermety epostsrio
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-05
DOCT0R TIZOL de Ia Facultad de

ParS. = Ha traSIadadO Su dOmlciIlO q Ia Gale dea
Cruz nimero 6-Consulta de de la ma1ana y
de u de la tarde Tratamiento especial de en-
fermedades del uterO. l5-l5
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a aRAMNER MALEs aRANDEs REMr.

D195Cando empobeoimL3dto 0rganico aniqua cuerpo
fuerze vigo de aht la Iiaci6n especial Vino Cordial
de Ceebna de Urici conepuadO por los m6dicos mas en
nentes ell recOnstituyente pOderOso vtaza-
dOr'' rapidO. ~
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ord1 T9HJSg222 RJ8 rdP&525 552RSe Rs tes d3 dss:
Este ron p6simo, Internal y mata-gente, SO
regala los tocayOs del establecimiento
SO Centavos botella.
1O---Santa Rosa---1O ArecibO.
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ALMACENy Liberia de Olimpio OF

mai natas compietas@2 pesos 80 ccntavos 81 idem en- 2
tomos, uno, peso 50 centavos. 32 idem; Edicion
de hiio tOmos uno peso 50 centavOs Album so"
matthias ficies peso, Idem composiciones faciles
peso, Sinfonias completes tomos uno s. Sep
posiciones escodas 2 tomos, uno, peso. Idem II
idem idem peso 50 centavos. Idem idem en- So,
peso Idem II, Overturas cOn1pletas pesos so ctvs
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PASATIEMPOs.

pr-6fa9f46Ro s91H2i6R la Ohar"d" de aver ::
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-31
DOWNEY
Death of William II. PendIeton Personal
Tention

1ention
DOWNEY, Oct. 29.-William II. PEN
dleton, sr., pioneer resident of this val
ley. died on Friday last at the age of rs
years. Mr.. Pendleton leaves a large cir
Gle of relatives and friends to mourn his
loss. He was buried on Sunday from
the First Baptist church, of which he
has been member for twenty-five years.
DR.. Groton of Rivera was here one day
last week.
The First Methodist church, on Col
lege avenue, was dedicated on Sunday
with appropriate ceren onies. This So
ciety now has one of the handsomest
church buildings in tho com munity.
J. Il. Jenison, ia farmer of this local
ity. sowed thirtyfive acres to barley and
alfalfa last January. Since that time he
has cut seventy tons of barley hay and
four crops of alfalfa hay from the same.
He will cut another crop this week.
B. NJ. Blythe has exchanged Mr.. John
Thomson's twenty-five acres for Anaheim
property consideration, $500.
The physicians of this and neigh boring
towns have organized society, known
as the Los NIetos Medical society.
j. a. Stewart, a former hotel man Of
this place, now OF Bagdad, Cal, visited
friends here last week.
Downev secured several of the first
premiums at the Los Angeles district
fair, among which were the first on wal
nuts and first on graded Berkshire hogs.