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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-10-23

FWVu ..-ed pro
ldJ etiN& they can realize 81 Aantc,
kA aLsthe silver they have in thsS III
igsil s,tAey increase the prodqs N 50
only about half Int Zoe 90 .
~ &sglaw PROV ded that hours ~,
lb.> psSs of only pine or hem
thA Ebods were chiefly yalI s
MAI Purpose AID equally usss'& &
price of each would always be abont
Lsare. But change the laws SO n
IeXGlude pine and the price OF hen
would surely Advance and that OF y
! would fall. Chdnge the Law sga ga !
as to restore toi pineffsS ftSsrnf rs III
Hstls thgs u pits h ~$sls
d. 1IflI Ol1 xry..
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-10-23
,tiners of the ,sph., II

VI g9lfIEE sP f. ,159R3aH nlIssu& !
d AH d FF s$5b bSRfRa isSe !9efi
Y con eif4vabi 3 sSEteris Of c6rTehtyi, that
psgsSStA Observation-Disclosures iwOtstI'whici h
PgivestSoaoastapdards steadily eentinq-
9uslyn and indefinitely aPpreeiating;
and which by that very fact throws q
burden upon every han who desires to
pfom66etheH griShtdralapd industrial
welfare of his country; and 6ens stno
human being Whatever except the own
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-10-23
ENGLAND md Silver.
BISMARCK MO

Bismarck nIu&8" ~ uI
" sss rorsAakyy;
Bismarck letter Sft9 a the
the work of show n established
the German stateeu O sScrank
IN, Y. JonrnAi. ~ Eroceed-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-10-23

Wy fox fT''JIII " IIIbM8lIJT
p5Y william EI tP9Pe st1uSSfp}h John 1u NJ tA 1872
P 4'herei caH be no feturn' t6Ia fair4y7PeT-
asanentppsperity esther foB the:hmIl44s
! eraanybady else 1Bitheut the resterd-
ton 9f fiiKsTa ,RReearPp Use w Pssd 81 gr9y
ing volume Of money along with the
\ gfowing eV1olaf1is 81 Of EVER thfhgSa else.
'P45bpenty Thussbeglha6iis fuondetion b,
head, iHprdert0Pe eop tinpous, na1nsly,
with ourprodneersnRrimarily with the
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-10-23

try Ought not to, eliminate silver, from,
}9a d % Roe5iY o Kay 1legisiatipR
Fih that dfreeaon'wsn bsfoel1e dhpbu byl
the eornaon heopleass ID che inteysst Of
the money power, for the express edr-
pose of.increasipgs tbs. pprGhasing pow-
ar OF money, and, decreasing the selling
e pTi sts t 81 ev R By fumAa
toll S9ttGsG fact, %RfsHigRsdIB rot bis
oaerlbbked igstothsIseB, 6bhtthe prices
of American silver, apfai gttth e, iPSiss on
American. Wheat, rsacbsd d. low water
mark, on. the same day. I am q prqfouhdi
helieVef1i III t6e dse16sS eth EEeAoahd .sill1
FVeq hs 4n8h J.IoR ad@8 $40 1h9eh stSf as
ti0HH of fH+ge tbih4g eIB4fSlig Any III fhbSeg
WIS Are How The Seltl efec ted dhfhp fodHl
Of silveriIS aia ever opgIed GtAeiF Fps pm
tbe snh4zE.fe .-ss,alOasssg zsoassEsssr .
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-10-23

Charles A. Dana, New York Sun, 1855
Gold has rigeh so that the proper way
Of expressing the tn'uth'is, Ito say, that
the,gald dQllar is. worth III cents, while
the silver dollar remains at par, The
prompt adoption of silver as standard,
instead of gold, would therefore arrest
The decline in prices to a great extent,
abdip dlliatea ifzit did not cure, the evil
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-02-29

IN the Eaa.issi depsr-sneuro Of tils uui.
rssssfss sud is az present nusscsa s,fifor
~ The Courier His sppsinr,nsnr 10 a
-ssponssis,e position on r.lsCSmmesr;sil
GssIs;eis compliment M MS uuirer
st.s and 10 The Gsmrzsr. PtD1- Rsses
was irss snqsaest IN 10 general Iifsss--
ay work for flle Cincinnati Dspe.-
Since ti1ar rime,. IL IN ssin,
liie musical criticisms in t.ns oas,es-
came under tiIs sges Of the
managers or the Commercial, ses.azs.s-.s
and fl1eg have nsufiesf INN lgisr he
Souid se sxpesfef tB do musical crit
icisu sisss. The Stafs .gsus--iai ss,ez
'Hr Bates IL unusually veil sn.puesi i..r
several Kinds 81 nia:iiP speciaizsss uesxs
psper vor;1 BE has seesr literary M
sssucr ald literary enthusiasm. he IL
vel Eouudesf IN music
During cle csssnd 81 Piaf Earss< cnn.-
necssou win ThrC Courier Tiers has iier,,
. serious aud Intelligent ssknrs IN ura.-
vide gsuuins musscsi csar1ciasn,. and :
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-02-29

ffmuf sxun4nsuu rtImu4h tbs neaiiuIn
az this Critics VIM frankly zaid "A
RIwr's play Waa paan zun sfltisf rilHr
vtiia Ganlins Nssssi may he pref1v 5slf.
cannon acr al rtiis waR disniezsing IA
CMniine Nisiaaa and IN VIZ Hnyt Yex
UsaaE sunftlsr af Mr HDvtt4 attraction
will puszr IN tiIe CITY amt hv "a.
Rny1s dirBsfSnuK ailIGf tfiH nesvanaues4
Uiil be- deniezf sfrnimaou IN tsiH ts1.arl7.
Rspnissf newspxpsn vrafHHH viii Inr
6ezr 4r Ensr any EzniRn.- Things
hara nnr hssn camin4 bus way IatFiv
amt rhsy viii duunr1es4 ha dispnsrf "a
make fira alnwaIcs4 RaImnr mas T
rslar SINCE Carniins Hisiae4 sHc,.a..tt.I
Flara WAaEi Hr Bnyr las mt been i
.nnrsmred mani.
4 usw 1aiircza pzzrE sas druaniEei
m ys.s1rassfa me arhsr day L - ne
auiuinn Of r1s View Fork sun Thar
there czuit De MUM pnusperr af lnnti
days hr nsw party wtiIEsi. lie r!Iis
sue. las rNG hnudrssf members Tn
many MAKES me psrry uuwiHiGlN. Wly
rxn hzlulfre. members @H snuuut1 ilr
nxu nIudref nsT parties When nan
fufts mat raer. III a vB,:Iurn m us
heart mt IA De iilssf ay r.puniicaniHn.
democracy pnpuiisn-- prulIri1nn. II
4ipsr ami IaaHa sisnur fir parry df MS
awn. he xanns party mat vii really
be- his Gwu. lie Wants 4 machine Ela-
as rz.1 ia Furs af kaiImaei dnszn spur
aiH camel iurG the dessert lar me pur
gosear III the hope az fna:ing Al d#siE
1nusi .uII Gf EIezfa- Anne N me dsssr-
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-02-29

lissisre ir czn tfzIrtfiIilv ts sad tt1af
Ptnf. Rsaes h,ss nsGis q distinct c;1isres-
rnenr IN thus direction lu hzs
1-sH sad ttIssr ms criticisms
thai nsse sppsssszf IN thssss
columns hare hssn uufuiy SEVERE
n was ms pnrpsss of Ths GnnlEr amt
tiis uussczi CRITIC ttp harf tins criticisms
entirely imparrsaa and Hnnesr,. snd nus
sndesr1n wss nsir-v carried mr Carr
vas fssisssn I'D csufins rtls CRITICISM IN
sIc;r pesfnrznsss AZ suuesHHf neShrn
rIs general pnniir-, snaf q prnpsr dis
ans.an was naasB 1sfSesaI urnffzuiunaaa
snd ssnafsIrz. Wnis. there may hazs
aeen same cnmFia inC, ir haa nnr bsrn
demonstrated; fslar die statements winch
nave appeared under ms heading, In
Related Esrsa nass 5een UNJUST m any
paE.cniar. Ths ssfs.r, at s,cn criticism
1as aesn vs1niessms The Courier viii
pa.rr with Bfnf- Rarss VIM rs.sx and
thar neEa5 vii dnunrea be silarzzf sy
ms music inring peapie df the CRY.
Bisgvae:ifs VIM vrdrs pnHr pians amt
WIN have wives VIM czsIrInr scr ax-.
ssnss.mss sensitive. n ms sarsv ,arr
Of the present Theatrical seassu Chwss..
Z ansr- tsls author af Il Texas ssssr-
81 Mauig:I1 Re.i, e Tin sailfisr-,- srs..
ant ms husband II Caruiiue Nsasfs.s..
nrong1r new play II Caunsnusf
NamssI,, and ms nsw wife. IN Einrnls1.-
4 small nllsniaer IT penpie including ne
newspaper cr1farx saHv ne performances.
HEY we're mt IMPRESSED vim rie uiag
or me wife The general iiasuur.paI
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-02-29
M&ssaM IN nSssuiauE =-l&mr o. S Govt R@s~
@al! Rs;&es


pseves snd very fsw ~ ttsm thiuss slisse
BOY speaser vbo' may appesr resors
his Cub ssd ssy what NE honestly
thinks H. Sissof . rspsc;Hu hesrsng
sud t,ssn nucs rocsi ssitsqou'sm. Last
S'sudss night taieF club hsssu al address,
on "Soc;ss Phssstas'us phe address
re sst i1tsuasst 10 tickle the fancy 81
tsse audiences s,d IL diau't One two
~ shef fef Or hfseen sso' csmmeutsssf on
IL eTprssed psFfsa spprorsas The
osters spposea ifs vseSs with nucn
forcs sod snfaussssm,. S,sf cns ma1
S'top did noe rzssss has voices pnh.ic;s, 80
ssssd tiae spsssssr prsrssssy ttssr be- esi--
doszsd ~isas he hssd sssd~ What the
rassntssss ~ tiss Sociaa scisncsc;ub tssoi
tae most decsdssd ssscsptson ~ sss ms
ssste'nens fassS mainland o. not sorss
tstsy saass it has sess IN tae psas,- but
rsfaer sesser - vas ssaa rasS with
~ me aarssships 81 tae poer tssstsss VITA
al ts,e cors,usssens ~ cspifaa sad sp'
presssoa 81 sesaf1s, tssssss a. rsasau 20
sonist if tse hcs1 nssp has iacseasea
N pc~sr o. opprssssou or me pssr aeeu
'assse 10 sster gssss'sr asrtssasps caass m
rae ceutss1es pasnedsases9 precsssug
ladeeas VIA all ~ fae cnmf'aas.sn and
ep1ress'os 81 sae rcsa,. tise poor mau u
$50 NO no. e"-
D"Ss'' Se'"' fo'a'ae ia Dee present
ess css'"'s 'Ae "S.ses'ee IN" oppress'"n
~" '"''''eesssss o' sac ssfs'em e' A's'iaa
ss eee ."
rs"'S' ''''e c' > 'e" as'aar's's Years. ago
y 'ee r"a HPco 'ors"er AN" ~ere a.
"<ss Fea sae pas''s'''''a os s''s''''as''ss''''
1850 ''"s" "'c" ""ee sasa
g"s'' S'"< H'o f'ea "e" a'esf 'cfeeaes
sea4'1 % sc'ss'ereH' VIA
e''psrss''e'S ~" cscep'4ons enere aas
sesa 40 peFpe'seS " Sssasa - oas rssa~
W. tae p'os asa ses'''aessses money
sse sses ~" Ies'es nle Sea'sa 20 se'ers.
e"''"n~ Sae ea''"een ~ssse use
asoseS ~ eseesPsssss'ee o. 'ase ., sd6
Vac gree" e"sss'Fen ~ 'ae zen s'as' mag
se esss BACK Hssc sae fss'ss % sae poor,
" = ef'es 30 ffcess'S 1sers sewer sss
1'sae ssea sns secs sasa a~a - nsa7
eSSofsss'''es sses = ss 1osssoss sor
s'es 70 fes ~ aSss
1ss tss pepsss< v5e~ snoas scssl-
- sgssssoFs ssst sssskssa 10 ssak IA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

~ the senate, on the cath, consider
ape progress was made with the sun.
iry civll appropriations bill. all If ,bs
entertainments reported by the commit
'ee IN appropriations being disposed
n ne fact that the frs. comp,rollc.
had refused 70 audit the accnru.s IL
VIC Nenezuela-Guiana commission ~
ONCE rent was severely commented
upon ...ln the house Ave hnurs ,,.ara
devoted 70 further Consideration ~
.nr general pension BILL A number ~
oilis 81 minor Importance were nas..oa
senate request for conference on ,he
inu'an appropriation bin was agreed
TO- an evening session was held for
bills. pension
a DISPATCH from Buluwavo. South
AFRICA, stated that Captains yani.r
ana Duncan. with POO whites apd ,no
natives, with Maxim and uotchlsi.s
guns, met the Matabcles three ,n;i.,s
IRON Buluwayo. The Matables nu,r
p.reu lo'ooo' and fought desperately.
az one time forcing the allies u III,
pacN' The latter rallied. however
ana repulsed the natives vim or..,,
s'"e
:, drunken row between Simon
iiasseiback, aged 20. and his son va
.i"h' aged ~. at Union City. Pa or
'he ~ith, the old man dre., n rs,.nt.
ana shot his son. and then ,u~,,aI
s"poi on himself and sent bulln,
through his temple. Both were fatan,.
INJURED ia'aliy
M 'he 'ith Comptroller Eclslos ,,..
'uNiscd that the Grand Forks natiana,
'ahk ~ Grand Forks. n. D.. hadfa iaa
y last statement showed asso,s
oof'Voo. The banks capital \ sao"
w. anu IT owes deposition, AMI n,l
'anks S369.0OO. ""' o'hcr
AiLuHks throughout the rni,aa
''a'cs ior the week ended on fla s.,t
icPor'cu by *. q. Dun 4 d. v
" "k"ihst @5o for the corresnondi,,,. ,
eeA last year. For Canada TIA e,;F7 /.
i"s were ~, against 81 last yenr
LILLIAN IIKNEH and William n
'uhiop' the Burden diamond eli -
ere arraignci in the MolI,,r,,,.,,'
rect police court, London ~
III 80 rcnandcd pending the ar. .
va va % witnesses from America " "
Ia 'nc sfth Secretary Olncy rcceiv.1 4.
~ "ispatch from Consul.,;encraI -
iiiains, at Havana, confrnin. ~, u
ised 'au occn re- Ia
: ~ French senate. on tho o.,h p
'ai,n voted the Madagascar :. -
MS which they had previousIr ~ 81
So 70 grant to the bourgeois min.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01
n Heroic Deed.

-, rorrsviLLE, Pa, April e4.-Charle.
's"cr' aged IS years, Of Fricls
nrt tragic death last night while
saving a young lady from meeting ihe
s",ne iate. Fisher, in company viii
rn.. 49, "''ii'ins' Of Gilbcrton, and tive
n."'. companions, were walking on the
49,. railroad. The party stcpppd
. ,.p'n "a front Of an engine on thc
o'ncr track and in front OF another
locomotive. Miss Williams was I'M,
,cw ,ect from the engine when Fisho.
s"cro'caiiy and with sup crhuman ~.
,or' pushed her safely OK thu tr.cL
Out lost his own life. U.s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01
Harriet Monroc's Suit.

\, WASHINGTON, April 24.-Thc ease OF
Jarrett Monroe. who wrote the ode for
.ne opening airs Of the Worlds Colur.
pan exposition, at Chicago. in Octo.
ger l>y2, against the New York World
,or damages. caused by the unauthor.
neu publication OF the work in adj
vance OF its delivery at Chicago. has
Deem docketed in the supreme court ~
the United states. The PLAINTIFF oh
tanned Judgment against the World
Ior $1,000 damages and costs IN tho
circuit court Of the United States for
inc southern district CT New York. and
Vas anirmed bv the court OF appeals
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01
ANOTHER CNE-SIDED PFpoO-
:" "h'ch the Rebels suffered An Tho
es-Mcre PicnicS for tne sn.,,.,.

HAVANA, April 25.-Onicial adv;cas
eeeiVed here state that Col. Aldc,
"hiic ia pursui'.of parties of rebels NJ.
."uillered several bands of Them ~
rs 'arflcn estate. near Sabanillo I,
~ province 81 Natanzas. The insur-
s1n's were fleeing from an ATTACH
"',n i'hd bccn made upon them nv
ne hey column. The troops charcoal
upon thc rebels on all sides. forc;ng
'n'h 10 take refuge in the came s.lJs
Which were burning ficrcclv. opd ,n..,,
~ 1hein persisted in the flames which
ivy themselves had started. Ira
u,"ps continued pursuit Of the eee;pr
'cncls, killing many Of them
wenty-threc dead Insurgents ,,.
ieft behind and il is bel,.v.d III.
man mat number persisted in
a"e cane he.ds. Other than govern
'ncht authorities assert that the aTa;.
""s similar to many Others which have
~, rreu. wherein unarmcd men wer.
fhied. The official report saws ,hat
'ne troops had one man killed and ora
wounded. az" ono
'rahcls reports that the rebels
A'ca upon the rear guard of his line
!. no"' Marici, but rctrcated as soon "a
'apt. Medina Laias. with sorce of
snerriilas. together with tbc forcas -
,,caya, diSiodgcd the enemy from the
,S'a'e Or Estrc!la, near Cienfucgos. Of
'.nich ,he Spanish troops took posses
ron ne rebels lost IL killed ana the
roops lost one wounded.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

THE unveiling of the statue OF Gen.
hancock on Pennsylvania avenue in
Washington city will take place on
May r. The orator will be Mai
Ten. John w. Palmer, senator from H.
linoia There viii be a grand military
display in connection with the unveii-
ing Of the statue.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL


Nor since 1876 has the nrosnac,s o.
peaches been 50 flattering in Delaware
ne trees are in good shape. and ar,
twig. 'o any
AT the Baltimore conference Of m,
a. VI. T. church Bishop Gaines mad,
an address which created sonewba, i.
sensation He told the minister.
'hat all who used whisky or were
guilty OF any immoral acts would no,
receive any appointments, SO that IL
they were left out they would know
The cause
HENRY STRICKLAND. of Cold Wa,ar
Ala, says he 1870 years old. and Eli,
cunningham. OF Lincoln. Ala, declares
she Is i26 They are colored. very fee
pie, but manage to hobble about their
,ahins 'ie4i
ACCORDING TO dispatch from Paris
fere hyacinthe the distinguished pro-
testing priest, formerly Able Charles
Loyson, will marry Laura. daughter
p the late William Bucknell. an Amer
can Pere Hyacinthe is 50 years old
uoID indications of UNPARALLELED |
richness are reported AZ noin, M
miles northeast Of Mojave, Cal The
VEN Is from two to six feet thick. and
mas pay streak on the hanging wall
% from Tour 70 IS inches in thickness
ana OF value of from s.. 900 to $40 900
ton. $1,000
MADRID dispatches, on the sls.
stated that the minister of colonies
was preparing 70 put into effect in
~uoa ana Porto Rico the reforms
which We're passed by the cortes ana
promulgated more than wear aco
FURTHER advices received from ner.
,er "a the Soudan, on the 2lst. say !,
nat ia the recent fight among the i.
neub' : OF the khalifa's bodyruard AT !
500 men were killed in
tead ~ 30. as first reported.
MANY OF the delegates to the ma
ional conference Of arbitration 10 he
eio IN Washington, had arrived in .
nat city on the 2ad The delepates
re representative men Of their resnec-
We states and their purpose is TO es- /,
ipish permanent system Of arbitra- !;
on between the United states and j
reign powers. y
SPECIAL passenger train from Hal !,
AK on the Canadian Pacific railroad !,
'rrying $50 European immigrants /,
Dund for Minnesota, the Dalxotas :"
ashington, ran into a washout on
ie 2lst. killing three second.class -
lssengers and injuring many. :.
WHILE sitting AT the supper-table -
the I'd entertaining friends called ~
20 celebrate the arrival Of his mother
ON Denmark, Christian Andersen
ing near Greenwich. Conn. was n.
ruck In the face by q thunderbolt IN
men entered at an open window. ana M
stantly killed. NJ
lie dominion department Of rail ~
iys and canals. on the I'D. sent ~, .i
tlhcations that efforts were beipo
'dc To have the Wclland canal -
ened as soon as possible, but that |, Wy
: feared 1t could not be rot readv ~
fore May !. 10y Eat
foS FRANCIS JEwrrr. OF Lowen riv
IS, died, on the s2d, in hi, six,r' I
IN year. lie was member az ~ "a {
y or Jewctt a. Swift, which sbins WI
'sscd beef from Chicago to the east ne'
market. lea
'"uIs J.. HERMANN and Charles i
scllka, both wife-murderers from una
ork city, were clectrocuted ~ ere,
oihg prison on the cad. fus,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

IHE municipal council OF Paris be,,
a meeting on the 2.d. at which n
fourniere introduced resolutions A..
mandlng that the chamber OF depptie.
defend the rights Of universal s,,trar
age against the encroachnents Of the
senate expressing regret at the deter.
mination Of the cabinet to resign and
proposing an immediate revision .,
the constitution.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

III HuNG CHANG. the eminent Chinese
viceroy, now on his way TO Moscow to
attend the coronation OF the ear. ear.
ries with him on his trip. casket in
which he expects 10 be buried when he
dies.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

The proposition 10 admit women as
iay delegates TO the general confer
ence OF the Methodist Episcopal church
has been defeated BY n vote of 1913 &c
1929. only Is votes short of the neces.
vary three-fourths.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

On the 2ist the house judiciary com.
mittee reported favorably bin au
thorizing the erection o. a penite n tiarv
on The military reservation at Lcayen-
worth has.. the structure 10 accom-
modate 200 convicts and to cost moi
more than $4,000. Of which $50 ooo n
appropriated for the coming year
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

he French senate, on the eIst.
adopted a motion to defer discus
sion Of the Madagascar credit until a
new ministry should be formed. The
ministers left the senate chamber
when the vote on the motion was an
nounced, and assembled at the foreign
Office to discuss the situation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

GEORGE W. Swarts, a well-knowp
builder. died, on the 2lst, at his resi-.
dence In Philadelphia. aged 70 years.
he helped to constru CT the first steam.
boat used on the great lakes. and some
OF the principal grain elevators in Buff
fslo, \. L., were built by him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

oS the goth ExConsul j. L. Walle,
paid his first visit to the state denar,.
Ieht since MS return to America. lie
uiu not see Secretary Olney. but had a
tax with Assistant Secretary Adee
about his claim for damages on AZ.
count Of the treatment alleged to have
been given him while en- route To- Mar.
seilles as a prisoner Of war
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

HE New York assem- bly,, on the eal
passed the Greater New York bill over
the vetoes Of Mayors Strong of New
York. and Wurster. Of Brooklyn. bv a
vote Of >, TO Co. The senate had al
ready passed the measure over the
vetoes- and it was believed that GOV
Morton would sign the bill
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

The bimetallic conference. called
with the view Of paving the way to in
ternational negotiations on the sub
1ect- assembled in Brussels on the Goth.
delegates from Germany. the United
states Great Britain. France, Austria.
hussia- belgium. Denmark, Holland
and Roumania were present.
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A. ;. WILLIS, United States minister
20 Honolulu. and his wife and son were
passengers on the steamer Australia
which arrived at san Francisco, from
Honolulu on the 23i.
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The members of the Bourgeois min
istry proceeded TO the Elysee, the res
idence of the French president. on the
ESD, and formally rendered their res.
agnations- NJ. Faure was awaiting
their coming. and accepted the resig.
nations As soon as they were present.
ed
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"o'h sides Reticcnf. but its Bclicv.,,,.
No Further Trouble WIN 80.

"AsiiIsGToN, April oj.-Thc ,o,,;,
most generally discussed in the bo,.'l !.
ana other public resorts in Washin,,
toh i the episode in the house ~ ra.
'en,iti'es Yesterday. As neither
.ne gentlemen who enrapea
VIZ alteration will make
any statement. nor have ,,,ha.
.]eu any of their friend, to AZ Z,
! = uncut u arrive at any nos;,;,,a
i"e'' as To any further outcome ~ ,,a
analr' though many members az cor
s'eas ana others friendly to both ron.
yemen nave no hesitation wba,...;.
ucc'aring the opinion that Tia. sudd.n
ana violently passionate. cncoup,ar III
,"e TWO gentlemen will be al.
both. 'e'oriiy 70
me Missouri congressman in addi.
'ioh ~ the fact that he is pbvS;c,ll,.
inuch stronger man than In. Nus.;s
sippian' = also his junior bv sever,i
; ~ y ana some who are very frienii,.
~ Wy gentleman from Missouri 49,.
INC iheo to the opinion that though ~,
= aiiegcd 10 have had n very stro,,.
incentive to his vigorous assault un,a
Money. his sens. :, XII, ="
~ pcriority in the respects mention.d
10y ineucc nm To cause representa-
ions TO be made 10 that gentleman ~
ne nature Of expressions OF regret i,
us nasty and violent action.
iuic mention has been mado /, ~.
ana comments over the cc.
"rrehce as to re ference 90 the c,d. i,
= .his matter This arises from ma |
ny that both gentlemen are rcprescnt. ,
yves 81 section where difficulties 81 ,
serious character as the one ia,
appened yesterday have been verv 4
Dniinobiy adjusted by resent. :,
~ - tnat method. Friends of both !
out az such insinuations. ASSERTING
~ me circumstance, while q most !,
-p'or'pic one, and one that ,vouId &
i'"rany cause much angry feeling On /,
y par ~ both actors. Is one that can =
lsny' ~ y should be, yielded to !;
utnal explanation. -
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bf vote of six yeas to two nays the
house committee on territories. on the
I'D, agreed 10 report favorably a bill
admitting Oklahoma to statehood.
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fosrMAsTER-GESERAL WILSON. ON m.
cd denied the privileges OF the mail.
70 three firms sending circuIar.
throughout the country Offering To sell
marked cards loaded dice and otbo,
gam oilng devices to defraud. They ara
ogden x Co., ls5 Clark stree, ana
ueoree Mason AZ Co, l25 Dearborn
street. Chicago and the American Nov.
city Co. of Columbus. q
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IRE 'crmar reichstag. on the eist
oy unanimous vote, adopted a reso-
luton condemning duelling.
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BEGINNING at Baltimore, Nd. Ex-
CONSUL Waller will deliver a course Of
lectures on Madagascar, which will In.
volve "a tour of the states
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The Rothschilds have acquired a
large interest in one Of the leading
silver smelling works in New south
Wales