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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
AN APPEAL FOR AID
on the Report of Mis-. Clara "a.
ton from Armenia

NEW YORK. April l. Miss Clara Har.
'oh. president ~ the the Red Gross ~.
cie'v- cables 10 the national r.li.f
committee rs follows:
1oN>TASr~orLE. April II.
lRAsk. NEW York: Hubbeu II
charge Of the Red Cross relief exne5i.
. ',on az Narash. reports, April ia:
ihree thousand sick ~ typhus. IN.
ciuding the English consul.
On the 18th he reports. sickness
az leitoun increasing. with 20 TO Nj
ueaths daily. Great and Immediate
neen Tor funds. General condition ~
1elef work favorable BARTox
he National Armenian relief com.
Ini''ee IN giving on, this appeal from
Niara barton. cannot refrain from -.
n'nding the American people Of All
ciasses and sections that Miss Earton
undertook this sacred work Of r.I;.,
only IN response TO the urgent request
VI me public. and assurances tina. the
work would be generously maintained
20 the end.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Lv. CONGRESS.


THE senate vas not IN session OF The Inn
/. n nc house. after a tvs ilyS lcoate thr
allied ehrv,e piN ws~ passed. wtn IA
Aiie Non4rnt reducing The Retail dealers H.
cease frpm 80 70 a.. wear The M. taxes
'-e manufacture ~ ihe product one rrai a
7r-n- Anr requires Manufacturers ard DEAL
cf- ~ ray license. The vote GA tp@ aill wss
cA4eEiy alon- political iir~> republicans and
fps14!sis favoring the ,. s~A. = u The hlll ana
iemocrats opposing IL
II ne senate. en- the lsth the amendment 20
me legislative Appropriation bill authorizing
The eNter>toa - the contract FOR printing the
fAir-. once Gazette cat greatiy-redlced
rates wss. On motion q Mr.. Gorman rece1ed
frola Tie .o.ut resolution proposing a re-
mcrstrance With the British zovernu,ea,
u me matter o. the imprisonment Of Mrs
NAycrick VAS reported adversely on the
ground that the senate had no Jurisdiction
me Drpont election case vas considered a,
some .ensfh In the house under the
r-ie> various matters % interest only Ia the
District Q, Columbia we're disposed o. when
ne ac>e1ce - quorum being disclosed the
house adjourned
- the senate on the is,h. after q spcech b-
MI squire ,Ws>h IN support o. his bill max
IA 4Arxe appropriations Cor seacnast de-
lenses the rest % The session was taken IN IN
consideration u the Delaware election case
NJ Chandler n speak ng il favor 81. sna
NJ rray Dell a-a-n>t Nj Duponr's claims
~ the house the .ortircatioa~ AMI coast
1rien>e appropriation Oil was passed and the
nol>r agreed 70 The con,erelce re?or, on The
legislative executive and judiciai appropria-
'len OH 50 far a. the conferee, hAd agreed /
ani ordered another conference Ga matters
'iili 70 dispute between the TWO houses
= The senate on the 18th. Mr. cray Dell 7
lccupiet over three hours III the presentation, I
= th- case u Mr. Durolis claim 10 the vacan,
eat from Delaware. and rad NOT finished
Ehen a. - 2. II. after an executive session
ne senate adjourned FOR the cay In The
.ou>@ the old nght against the reelection az
zen W. b Franklin a. a member Of the board
Z managers q the National soldiers home.
M against ine retention % Col A J smith
! governor Of the home AZ Leayerworth kaS
& 4ped nearly all the session. ana has not
e. decided when the house. at ave o'clock.
t.aLrred
~ ne senate. on the ie.h Nj GRAY cor
ioet ~ speech against the right u Mr. Du-
'n' - the vacant seat In the senate from The
A,e q delaware The Resolution orrred 81 !
: Fe-rr tNa~ for an Investigation iato the
eis Alc circumstances connected with the
ceE' bond issue was taken Up Mr. Hit or
stl ne resolution IN q three hours speech I
a.cn ne had lot conc lutei when the senate )
80 adjourned $3.50. In the house after 4
re ngur~ debate on the question 81 retain :
,'en franklin a. q member q the boa-d az r
.1axer> % TIE National Sold ers' home by n ! il
'e 81 ~ - -. the repor, D, the COMMITTEES
military a-air> naningw Il F-arxlin
orge W Steele 70 succeed Themselves. Gen. G
naer>cn. % Illinois ~ succeed Gen BLACK o
zen. g. L Beai. q Maine 70 succeed Fran h
Fessencen- vas adopted 4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
ARMY REORGANIZATION.
Favorable Report Ordered ON senate
uawIey'- BiiI.

WASHINGTON April ls.-Thc sena,.
COMMITTEES on military affairs ha.
agreed to report favorabIy senate
iiawiey bill for the reorga nization q.
the army. The bill increases the fore,
To 5o'v1 enlisted men. to bc COMPOSED
OF ten regiments Of cavalry. seven o
artiiiery and - Of in fantry. The bin
y y Viii be reported. will also provid.
Tor The continuance Of the battalion
as provided for 10y the ex
is'ing laws This provision was omit
lea IN the original dra II Of the bill. bu
was inserted in comm ittee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

IN the senate. on the 18th. Mr. Hill
n ~ continued. without concluding.
Ms speech against the passage OF the
PETER resolution 10 Investigate the
bond sales Of the present adfuinistra.
ticn, having much documentary mat
ter on the subject read from the clark ;
desk. Mr.. Iioar Mass spoke briefly
In favor Of the investigation r.solu.
ton, and criticised the remarks Of
MT hlii as being more in place on The
stump than IN the senate chamber
In the house, il being private bill day.
numoer OF bitter speeches were made
on both sides Of the question OF pav-
ment 81 accounts allowed by the court
OF claims. and as result of the DAYS
discussion one bill was allowed and
one rejected. A night session was
held for the consideration of private
pension bills.
DURING fire in the Clifton house. a
chicago hotel. on the night OF the lCtl..
"hlle the employees were opening the
rooms to be sure that no one was
asleep in them, they discovered a would
De suicide unconscious on the bed In
one q the rooms. the windows closed
and the gas turned on He was res.
cued and may recover.
MoS-iGSoR CREToSI. pa pal nuncio ~
Madrid. has been instructed 10 pro.
post TO the Spanish government that
SPAIN accept the mediation Of the
pope or, falling that. to endeavor Ia
secure the acceptance BY Spain IL the
mediation OF the United states ,,,b.
end Of obtaining the pacifica,ion ~
Cuba.
~ consequence Of the great satiS. 4
faction given by street-car mail sarvi,.a
IN II. Louis, the pioneer civ. New
York, Boston. Philadelphia. Wa,hinr.
ton. Baltimore. Chicago and c;n.ir.
natl II j. said that at the beginning ~
the next fiscal year similar service all
he inaugurated in a number OF citi...
having rapid transit
lie Distric. Of Columbia cour, ~
appeals, on the 18th. granted the vri,
of error asked for in the case Of Erolscr
Eiverton X. Chapman. the recalcitran,
sugar trust witness. and admitted ~.
defendant TO bail In the sum of * ooo
until the supreme court takes ar,io,,
ln the matter.
IroS the order OF Gov. Morrill, the
Kansas state pcniten,iary has been
luarantincd against Shawnee ana
y yandottc counties. eases Of small.
'oN having been reported in both
~ tencment-house fire at Turner'S ,
ans. Mass early on the morning Of
ne 18th. hve French children were suf-
coated. The property loss was small. I
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
WI hsae the 1iiino,. DcIeg ation in & ON
gress soItdiy Republican.

"AsIiINGroS, April Ia-Thc Down
.ng-kinaker contested election cas-.
was practically decided in the hous,
elections committee yesterday. after
hot debate, in favor of Rinaker trcp.l
This will make the Illinois delegation
In the house solidlv republican.
The report will be made to the hons.
Monday II the signatures Of the com
mittee can be obtained by that time
Five republicans will sign i, and no.
sibiy six Three democrats will re
fuse to sign. and thew NAV introdnce
report.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
The STEAMER BERMUDA
HAS Finally secured british r.p~r. 70
Release

PHILADELPHIA. April is. The films
tering steamer bermuda has sn,l,
secured British papers for release
british Consul Clipperton has viclde,
:" the efforts made to induce him
:" regularly enter the vessel !,
'ne consulate registry and civ,
,he noted craft clean bill Of heath
Aii objections against the vessel har
zen Withdrawn under orders from III.
British government.
ne crew had been paid OH anc
Chains against the vessel ss;isfee
without any further delay. On Mon
DAY she Will sail for Puerto Cort.z /,
command of Capt. Hughes. who IN,
succeed Capt oBrien in command o
the vessel!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
NATIONAL FINANCES.
sompfr"iier frkies Before Cincinnati
business Men some Extsting Eviis.
ss ne sees Them. Pointed O.t -Hasins.s
Msn should Have q Voice in the Husl-
ness Legislation Of the Country.


hnsiness Men some Exissing E,iis
- tie Sees Them. Pointed O.t -uasins :,
Msn should Have q Voice in the uusl-
ness Legislation Of the Country.
CINCINNATI, April is-lion James
tckels. comptroller ~ the currency.
addressed an audience of /. 200 Cincin-
nati business men here yesterday. MIR.
LtNeis address was on the subject Of
national finances and the CURRENCY.
ana was IN response To a Joint invita-
t''h 81 the chamber OF commerce. the
Clearinghouse association and The
commercial club Of Cincinnati.
lie was introduced by Mr.. j. n
hearne. president Of the Third ma
tional bank. who presented the speaker
IN few brief and appropriate remarks.
Mr.. EclScls took the stand M eight
o'clock. and spoke for over two hours
lie said he had no sympathy with TIM,
sentiment which sprang from dema-
cogy and misguided politics that .x.
ended the distinctively business man
from having a commanding voice. in
the settlement OF questions which
We're wholly ~ business character.
IN the past there had been too much
Tear OF the hue and cry OF noisy a.ri-
tators and breeders Of discomfort and
strife on the part OF business mon
ana the result was. the nation wa,
confronted with conditions tina, wer.
continual source Of harm. The peo-
pie stood in need OF cn,nnl-,e fr,.,.-
dom from the agi,ations which had
inehaced prosperity and impoverished
'he citizen since the war At no time
WITHIN the last thirty years had such
serious conditions confronted the bu>i-
ness world. The business depression
OF To-day was caused br legislation
which gave new power Ia thu. free IN.
yer advocates and placed n larger
burden on the treasury's gold reserv.
without increasing the nations roId ar
giving the secretary additional po,ver
- pro'ec, the same. There never were
- iar2e investments of foreign capi-
al IN me United States as in the wears
immediately preceding 1890. There
i.Fer We're such small as in the wear.
'l'er that date. The legislation IF
nat year accomplished what an the
',her currency herrsie, ana fo,lie.
y thrce decades could not do Tn..
A.ner'can business world TODAY j.
Witnessing the result Of ,loub. and The
ts>ening OF confidence in n, an ~.
art OF those who were the countrv-
lrohgest financial allies and Il, great
: source Of capital The home inves- y
- was none the less doubter. and
c'ween them there was almos, com.
'ete commercial paralysis in every
arr % the country. The perniciou.
'c'rine OF tiati>m and its kindred on. u
inhation caused in the LARGEST ,... y
rec the continued look ng 10 congress q
u monetary relief The first essen
a. !" the return OF prosperity was y
&c determination of the free s;Yv.- u
llacy. Il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
OUN'S TRADE REVIEW.
warm weather Brinr. slightly Bette,
hu-ine>s-An Excess OF Fxport.

or
Nkw YORK. April ls.-R. q. Dun 4
Co say to-day:
Failures for the past week have
oeen 2@5 IN the Uniled states aoa;r.,
81 last year: and - in Canada. I, ,-ains +,
81 last year
he sudden change from sIe;ghi,.,
to midsummer heat ha- ,..,.5 III
prevalent idea tina, good v..,t.
was needed 70 bring general improve
thent OF business Evcrvw here There
mas been more retail buvin-. and II
some branches better demand !,
wholesale and al the works has
suited. put not a. yet in most lines
in're : no abatement Of the almost
universal disposition 10 deal with m.
usual conservatism and not "a antirs.
pate future wants. and this has 49,,
especially conspicuous where co,pbina.
vanced -
far'ir because Of low prices. which
We're again the Lowest ever know,
'he voinme OF bushes, represented N.
exchange N, n.,. ,.n,
larger than last year. is 80. ! per cen,
sina Ter than in April. 1929. gailrnad
Earnings for April thus far show ! \
gam q only &c per cent. over last year
ne stock market has grown stronger
ABOUT things done abroad. few ,or.
ign purchases helping. though trusts
weakened on the signing ii an ar,i
rust law by Gov. Morton.
harch imports were ss.9ia. as small.
Z anu exports sl2.sod. l07 larger than
az year and the excess OF exr.,rt,
vas ss.l4i.Oi5.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

PluNGER PARTRIDGE DEAD


'hi,Ac". April IL. Ed Partridge.
me whea. Spectator. who has been IN
Tor several weeks with Brigh,'s dis.
Ease died at fi:ao a. IN. Pardrid1e
nrst came into prominence on the
BOARD 81 trade as bear in the wbe,,
'iarAet about ten year. ago, and Is re.
pu'eu 10 have made and lost several
fortunes since that time. lie left !
fortune OF at least a million dollars.
ne was ~ years old. lie leaves a wild
ow and iv. children.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

iHK belief ! growing in Washington
that while Gen. Iitzhugh Lee viii h.
formally consul at Havana. he viii he
really special commissioner for the
president % make careful report as =
military expert upon the condition ~
hnairs. and rePor, upon the progress 81
the insurgents. the strength and .au;,.
NM p tne armies commanded By Co
nirr and Naceo. aud such other infor-
NATION a. nav lie Of service TO the gov
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

HENRY c FRIcE- chairman az the
Carnegie Steel Co. will build a mag
nificent hospital for children on ~
acre 10, A. Squirrel Hill. Pittsburgh.
Pa. within the next year. al cost ~
S5oa.0oa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

The first election in New Jersey 10
vote on an appropriation for the con-
strnetion Of cycle path took place in
Asoury Park on the isth. and the
wheeimen carried the day by a vote Of
Slt to 81 The path will be six feet
wide and viii extend from Asburv
lark TO Trenton, q distance OF so
miles
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

Ellis ISLAND. y Y was crowded
on the 18th Nv the advance guard Of
an invading horde Of pauper italian
immigrants Right on top Of the
swarm Of nearly l. 800 unloaded from
the Bolivia. there came another hum
cry contingent of 1-5co landed from
the steamer Alesia-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

The porte has addressed 70 Mr.. J.w.
Riddle. United States charge d'a flares
al oonstantinople. a written promise
70 deliver Rev George T. Knapp. the
American missionary recently expelled
from Bitlis by the Turkish authorities
70 the United States consul at Alexan-
cria
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

OK the 10th the president issued hi
annua! Behring sea proclamation.
warning seslers from plying their vo-
cation during the closed SEASON from
Nav 20 August !. The proclamation
Is similar 20 the Others issued in past
years
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

>ESAroK JUSTIN 5 MORRILL,. OF Yer
mont. the venerable father OF the sen
ate was = years Of age. on the iath.
and al night gave a reception TO politi-
cal and personal friends 10 celebrate
the occasion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

OK the 18th the committee on post
Offices and post roads ordered favor
able IMPORT on an amendment 10 the
the sundry civil bill throwing open 10
competitions the contract for printing
postage stamps.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

VICTOR Csc All TLsSER. the celebra-
ted Austrian sculptor. died in Vienna.
on the 10TH from a stroke of poplexv.
only few days before the time fixed
for the unveiling Of his masterpiece. a
monument 70 Mozart He was IN his
tfty-second year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

Tn Greater New York Din VA
PASSED oy The New York senate. on the
18Th, over the vetoc> ~ the mayors ~
New York ami BrroA;yn The vote
was - YES To- - noes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

The president. on the 18th. sen, 20
the senate the nomination ~ Fiizhugh
Lee. Of Virginia. - bs consul general
OF the United States Al Havana. Cuba.
vice Ramon "a Williams. resigned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

On the 18th Postmaster-Ceneral vii
son declared the United States Fx-
slave Owners Registration Bureau Of
Washington. ID G.. TO be in violation
OF the postal regulations and not en-
titled 10 the privileges Of the mails
The report % the post Office inspector
was hat the scheme is a fraud pure
and simple.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

The ways and means committee. on
The 18th. ordered favorable report on
the bill II Mr.. G ". stone. OF Penn
sylvania- repeating outright, and nm
conditionally clause 81 o. the Wilson
tariff law. providing for free alcohol
il the arts
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

IHE house committee on territories
held special meeting. on she 18th. al
which a favorable report was ordered
on the bill admitting Arizona 10 state
hood. The vote was i've - TWO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

HE recent contest for mayor and
members 81 the city council al GAYLORD
Has. in which the women won 4 III.
ma victory. electing their entire ticket,
mas engendered bitter warfare be-
tween the men and women. Mrs An
'onetie Haskell. the mayoress. las
threatened 10 make a clean sweep II
sppointive Offices.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

The school census Of Chicago now
practically completed. shows the city
I" hare a population Of. approximate
~ i.--o.ccl This i an increase IL 200. :
o. over the school census 81 two wears
ago. The directory estimate FOR ise5
was se5.ccc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

me president. on tre 18th sent 10
the senate ioa typewriter pages ~
correspondence in reference to affairs
IN Cuba. from Noven Der, I.-s. to 49,
IN regard to the attempts of the nited
States 70 offer mediation or interven-
tion In the hrst Cuban rebellion. which
was called for BY resolution adopted
March "a last
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

HE manager Of the British south
area Co : mines at Gwelo wired. on
the lsih- that upon the withdrawal ~
the chartered company : men from that
pi'ice they left their stores of dvna-
mite behind. The Maiabeics after
Ward occupied the place. and while
'ampering with the dynamite II tx.
ploded. killing 20 natives ana ininr.
Ing many more
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

CHARLES II. NooRHIs. an ex-mrmher
81 congress. committed suicide ID h:s
law ca-ce. in the Davidson building.
Jersey City. y J.. On the 18th
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

"ss nave All sseen Practically ke..,.r~.
IN i-""""s Through the Arrest of ~.
"'ssrs' p"ni"p and Turner. by >e.tl,n,
Yard Inspection. Eroc.t mna liar. ~.
burdens Miil 40 To london ~ on.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-28
TWO NEW SENATORS.
Utah Now Represented in the Upper
HOuse-Speech by Hansbrough.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 27-Senators
Frank j. Cannon and Arthur Brown,
of the new state of Utah, took the oath
of office In the senate today, the former
drawing the term ending March 8, 1899,
and the latter the term ending March
3, 1897. With the exception of the con-
tested Delaware case, this esta blishes
the political division of the upper
branch of congress until March 4. 1897.
as follows: Republicans "A, Democrats
SO, Populists 6. Total,S9. Necessary for
majority, 45.
Should Mr.. Dupont be seated from
Delaware, the Republican vote would
be increased to IS, but at the same time
the number necessary for a majority
would be increased to a. Aside from
this event the session was given to
further speeches on the silver bond
bill, two Of the new members of the
body, Mr.. Nelson, Republican, of Min
nesota; and Mr.. Bacon, Democrat, of
Georgia, making speeches. the former
against the free coinage of silver, and
Mr.. Bacon urging the evils Of a gold
standard.
Mr.. Hansbrough On. ID severely
criticised the secretary of agriculture
for the alleged failure to distribute
seeds in accordance with the law.
Mr.. George (hiss.) defended Secre-
tary Morton's action. The debate will
proceed tomorrow.
Mr.. Lodge offered an amendment to
the bond silver bill providing for a
bond issue of s1e0 100000, the proceeds
to be used for coast defenses.
Rev. DR.. Milburn. the blind chaplain.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-28
LIKE A THIEF IN THE NIGHT,
Brights Disease, Kidney and BIad-
der Troubles Steal in Upon Us and
Are Firmly Settled Before We
Know 1t.
Kidney and bladder disease are notably in

Kidney and bladder disease are notably in
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They give but few outward manifestations
before they are firmly seated and either hard
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Hence, being the deadlest of all diseases
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ana 10 crush and exterminate them at a
time when 1t is both possible and easy to do
SO. man who could easily strangle a lions
CUP Just born would be quickly torn to pieces
maturity. ~"
But what are the symptoms of kidney dis
ease? Kidney disease has no exact and spe-
cifc symptoms. In it's early stages II Is J,abie
TO be mistaken for or confounded with y
thousand trifiing ailments
little headache, pain, weight, soreness or
acning IN tn, the back, some dyspepsia, trifing
nausea or dizziness, restless sleep. dullness of
the mlnd, lack of snap, yigor aad the actiy
lty OF the muscles, lack of mental cIearness
ory, marsh skin and irregular action of the
abundant urine, frequent calls to make water:
although these latter symptoms are more
often due to bladder disease
But all cases are not alike Some nersons
nave all these symptoms; others have but one
or two ~ o'e
No matter how few or how slight. thew
ought to have immediate attention
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