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The San Francisco call., 1896-07-30
ENDORSEMENT OF LOUD
Named for Congress by the Central
Republican Club Last
Ni0hf

The executive committee of the Thirty
fourth Assembly District Central Repub-
lican Club met last night at Sixteenth and
Mission streets, Charles Mayer in the
chair.
A committee of five, composed of F. J..
Hurst, E. B. Smith, w. w. Whan, Will
liam eastman and @. G. Butt, was ap-
pointed to make arrangements for ratifi-
cation meeting to be held next week.
The following resolution was offered
and carried unanimously.
WHEREAS, The Hon. Eugene F. Loud is one of
the most influential and active members of
Congress from California, as has been demon
strated by his appointment to the chsirman-
Postal Roads. one OF the most important posi-
! tions in the House of Representatives of the
united states; and whereas, through his
untiring and successful efforts for the improve
ment OF our harbor, his diligent and effective
labor Tor the Improvement of the postal sys-
procuring an appropriation of $3.50, GOO for
restralnlng-dams for the hydraulic mines
have endeared him not only to the people of
MS district, but to the whole State as well !;
and whereas, it has been shown that the
policy of the people of this district in keeping
the II on. Eugene F. Loud in Congress for sew
eral terms has been productive of good results
and beneficial to the people of the State,
therefore be it
ResoLved That we the members of the execu-
tive committee of the Thfrty-fo Assembly
District Central Republican Club do hereby
indorse the Hon. Eugene F. Loud as our choice
for denomination for Congressman, so that the
Fifth Congressional District and State may be
represented by an experienced, faithful and
energetic servant of the people.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-30
THE BY IN A BARREL.
William Watts Is Discharged Through
Lack Of Evidence.

William Watts Is Discharged Through
Lack Of Evidence.
The sensational barrel case of North
Beach has ended in smoke, the defendant,
William Watts, having been discharged
by Judge Joachimsen yesterday.
1t was alleged that Watts gagged and
bound George Walker, the seven-year-oId
son of w. Walker, 532 Francisco street,
and put him in barrel, thereafter placing
the top on the barrel with malevolent in
tentions.
Last Thursday several witnesses gave
their testimony and the boys father prom
ised to have more evidence ready yester-
day. When the case was called yesterday
he said he had been unable to procure
more witnesses.
The Judge said he had been satisfied
from the evidence that crime had been
committed, but there was not sufficient
proof to show that the defendant was tn 9
guilty party and he would, therefore, dis
miss the case.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-30
WOMEN REPUBLICANS.
Enthusiastic Meeting Last Night at
Which Telling Speeches
We're Made,

which Telling Speeches
We're Made.
The Woman's State Central Republican
Club met in Justice Groezinger's court
room last night.
Mrs. Ballou, president, read the follow
ing communication from Mrs. ]. Ellen
Foster of New York, the National presi-
dent:
write few lines this morning to ask you
Wnat is the effect of the St. Louis platform
on our woman's work in California. VIII the
Gnlcago platform get many supporters among
Republican women, or will dissatisfaction
with the St. Louis platform take courage out
OF the women so they will be inactive during
the campaign? The issue will be sharply
drawn everywhere between the present gold
standard and silver monometailism, which
many believe would be the results of the free
and unlimited coinage of silver. / realize
more, perhaps, than the gentlemen that this
is critical time among California women,
and / do hope they will not "sour" on the
Republican party now.
Committees were then appointed for the
entertainment to be given by the club on
August II.
Dawson Mayer delivered a brief ad-
dress. He said that women as well as
men should study the questions of the
day and fully understand the issues of the
hour. Too many men did not understand
the questions and could not, therefore, ex-
plain them to women. He complimented
the club on being able to keep order and
upon the attention paid to the speakers.
Attorney II. w. Hutton said this cam
paign with its issues was more to women
than men, for if the right party did not
get into power it would be hard upon the
women, as so many men were out of work.
Everybody in the State should vote the
Republican ticket.
Speeches were also made by Mr.. Custer.
Mr.. Leavitt and Mr.. Stoner. A rising vote
of thanks was extended to the speakers
and to the press, and President Ballou
urged the ladies to work for their friends.
AT the previous meeting of the club Miss
Marjory Mckinley Morse was made an
honorary member and was named the
mascot of the Mckinley campaign. She
is the little daughter of Mrs. G. e. Morse,
a niece of Major Mckinley.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-30
OLYMPIC DIRECTORS.
Corbett Will Referee the Boxjnp
Contests With One Excention

The Olympic Club directors met last
evening and the sole topic was the borino
tournament of Friday evening. Director
Short said that the outlook for a Iaree
gathering was excellent, and that the
chairs In the gymnasium will be arranged
IN sucn manner that every body will have
j. Corbett, champio pugilist will referes
every contest excepting the bout between
Macarthur and George Green, which will
be judged by some person selected by the
participants on the evening of the enter.
talnment. 1t is rumored that Macarthur
has not desire that Corbett should act.
because ne Is particular friend of Green's.
clubs official timekeeper. Nothing was
done regarding the applications from the
rowing annex. VIZ
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-30

lican party was an enemy of silver. He
declared it was in favor of silver, but on q
logical basis-by and with the cooper.
alton of the nations with which the United
States does business.
Other speakers spoke of the benefits of
protection, pointing out that with the re-
sumption of industrial prosperity. brought
about by protective tariff, there would
be plenty of gold and silver for every one.
Adjournment was taken until next
Wednesday evening.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-30

memb bers were enrolled, making the MEM
bership 325. H. FL. Williams spoke in in
dorsement of John d. Spreckels and in
behalf of prompt registration and the
discussed the financial question ably and
A. B. TreadwelI was among the other
speakers. The club will adopt uniform
and become feature of campaign life.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-30
NEW ro-DA7-DRY GOODS.

In pursuance of REDUCE SPRING AND
SUMNER STOCK TO THE LOWEST POSSIBLE LIMIT before
taking our annual inventory the 3st the following
lines and offer them FOR IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE
AT MERCILESS REDUCTIONS TO-DAY!
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-30
Police Tribunal

The Police Commissioners met last night
and heard charges against two policemen. A
charge of unoficer-like conduct against r. 7
McGrayan was dismissed. Charles A. Hem
was fined $50 and to be rcprimanded by the
Chief. - '-e
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-30
As SHoTWELL ST.. NEAR FOURTEENTH

MODERN HOUSE. s ROOMS AND BATH IN
M firstclass order, with stable; suitable for Phy-
sician. Apply TO @. II. UMBSEN & Co,
ii Montgomery street.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-30
w eak Men and w omen

CHOULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS, THs
- great Mexican Remedy; gives 6eAltA ARA
Strength 70 the Sexual Organs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

Adjourned Saturday morning un
I'll Monday, 10 give the Democrat,
the court room Saturday afternoon
IL began its session again Monday
afternoon. The following shows
the disposition Of causes, not here.
tofore reported, up to "Wednesday
might. Court will probably take a
recess from 10 morrow for 10 DAYS
or two weeks, AS there is not much
left on the docket ready for hearing
State vs. Lawrence Eckert; C. c.
w. nolli-d.
State vs. Chas. Potts, Owen Snid-
er, John Jones, Henry Snider; riot
bond forfeited.
State VS. Alex Anderson; pro-
woke; nollied.
State VS. VIM. Postlethwait: for
gerry; Jury trial verdict that he be
sent to the States prison for three
years, and $40 fine.
state ex rel. Louisa Haley VS.
Sohn r; Bauer; bastardy jury trial
begun Monday; was given to iury
tuesday night. Wednesday morn.
ing Jury reported to court tina, thew
could not agree, and were sent back
20 the jury room. Wednesday
night still failing to agree they were
discharged, and the case continued
until next term.
CIVIL ACTIONS.
Jas. A. Schulten 4 Co. vs. Robt
and Tillman McCor- !
nick; ordered by court that defend
nts appear in court forthwith to =
nswer concerning their property
a Dubois county.
,. II. Dillon admir- est of Lucin- :
q Dillon, reports sale of real estate +
Fritz Hoffman for $3.50: sale
)nfirmed. j
Eliza J. Gardner ct al. vs. Eliza. =
eth A. Beck, ct al; continued.
John w. Crook, guardian of VIM b
Grants heirs, was ordered to =
u real estate at private sale.
Val. Gutgsell, ST.. guardian &c. Oh
Frank Brown, ct al; dismissed. m
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

Notice is hereby given that william
=. Cooper Of Dubois County, Indiana
mas made an assignment Of his pronert,
ior the henedt Of his creditors 10 Ulvsse,
3; brittain, and that the assignee IN.
MED ms bond and accepted the trust
All creditors are therefore hereby mott.
NED to present their claims in the Dnho;s
Circuit Court for adjustment, and debt.
ors are required to make settlement Win
the assignee. ' !" ''''
Ulysses F. BRrrrAIx, Assignee
MILBrRN 4 SWEENEY, Atty's.
Jan. 3, 1S96-3t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

The Democratic party has alwav
Deem strongest the further its man
agement was removed from En-,
"machine," because while I M.
chine may succeed in committin,
the party to . certain policy, or ma,
deceive the people for short time
by juggle Of words, as in 1892. !,
cannot continue to do 80. And
thousands Of Democrat will refuss
% follow the mere name. ~ VA
shown last Fall by their STAYING =
home from the election. The bath
20 success has always been plainest
when the people expressed thei,
wishes in primary township And
county meetings, after fair discus.
slons' and the opening Of the cam.
Paign this year has not been ausn;.
cious because . few machine men
prevented the primary Conventions
IN most Of the counties Of the atsfc
from expressing any conviction IN,
On the only vital issue DIVIDING |
democrats and Republicans-thsf |
Q! the country going in debt il time
q peace, with plenty Of silver in
ne Tvsasuy, idle,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

In the matter Of the estate OF MARY
grass, Deceased. In the Dubois Circn;,
Court. December term, 1895.
Nolce 10 hereby given that August
betz as administrator of the estate Of
Mary Grass, deceased, has presented
anu MED ms account and vouchers in
iusl settiement OF said estate, and that
the same will come up for examin.t;",'
and action Of said Circuit Court. on tha
nth day Of January 1898, at which Tina
All heirs. creditors or leSatees OF sail
estate are required to appear in saij
Court, and show cause, il anv there he
why said account and vouchers shonli
not Dc approved. And the heirs OF said
. estate are also hereby required at the
. s,nie anu pace aforesaid, to appear and
make proof Of their heirship.
81, . AUGUST BErz, Admir-.
Jan. 10. lS96.-2ts
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

@Small jealousies in business
should not influence any citizen o
Jasper to oppose any business en-
terErise which will give employment,
70 numbers Of persons-no matter
by whom proposed. Unitedly en-.
courage any factory which will add
70 our industries. II you don't FEEL
like investing any money in it, YOU
can give . good word without any
cost, and aid the town.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10
nOme-seekers Excursions.
- D ,se, OF January "a q, Feb. II. Mar

10, 1898. 'oo' ~ Mar
10 oil points in Arksnsas. Ind;. :
Ier, Texas, Okla, and Arizona Aisn -
Roints on Southern Pacific west 81 :
ayeue,) Santa Fe, p. 4 P. Ry r"
Rosnn on Illinois Central in KentucLv
lem, Miss, and La, Except New
ur'esns and Memphis. 10 ali po;n,s
On Mobile 4 Ohio. south Of Cain IT,
points on ~. G. r. 4 L. between Msrt;r
tenn. And Hardin, Tenn. inclusive. 10.
!ween Martin, Tenn. and HicLm.r
", % Al points between Dickson -
40 points in Southern No. south 10
nnd including Clinton, Harrisonv;l,a
Butler and Springfield. nv'ie'
10 points on Norfolk & Western y u
q any station in Va. and North Co..
na, main line and branches a., az
sest OF kadford, also to Richmond ~ ~.
,reensboro, n. G. To points On n -
H. =. TO points on G. q o. r r
V. E. CLAYcoss A..c,
y A. CAxssslt, 9. P. A., St. Louis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

~The preparations for war be.
tween the United States and Eng.
land are being made in each coun-
Try rapidly. Our Congress has au-
thorlzed an increase in the Navy to
as many as the Secretary Of the
Navy can use. And vet many
people in both countries believe q
war between them is impossible
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

@Presi'lent Cleveland has sdver.
tieed for bids for a hundred million
dollars OF gold, to enable him 70
keep the silver in the Treasury. II
Will afford fine chance for specu-
lation for bankers and rich men.
and the common people will pay
the bill in increased taxes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

The Convention last SATURDAY. wa
not very well attended by the cut,
side townships, except from Patoka
There seemed to be a spirit of apathy
IN the ranks-a disposition to STAY
at home,-though there was a fair
number of people from Bainbrdge
and Patoka townships, and a few
from some Of the others.
Order was called by Chairman
Gramelspacher, and on motion Of
Jos. +. Friedman, John l.. Bretz
ESQ.,, was made Chairman, and on
motion of Hon. w. A. Traylor the
democratic editors were chosen Sec
retaries.
Mr.. w. <. Cox moved that a COM
mittee Of three be appointed to re-
port names to the convention for
delegates. Mr.. Aug. H. Koerner
objected to this and moved as SUBJ
stitute that any Democrat nomi-
nate persons for delegates. Mr..
koerner's motion carried.
Hon. N A. Sweeney moved that
each township be allowed one dele.
gate, and Bainbridge and Patoka
two each; carried.
The following persons were chos.
en-:
Columbia-H. Cassidy, Of Jasper.
aarolson-Phil. billy, of Jasper.
Boone-A. H. Traylor.
Madison-Leroy Cave.
Hall-W. w. Kendall. Of Jasper
Jefierson-J. J. Cunningham.
Jackson-E. Pickhart, of Hunt
npburg. I
Bainbridge-Jos. F. Friedman ..
nd John L. Bre,x.
Patoka-E. X. Brundick and
rank Behrens.
Cass-August Lubbehusen
Marion-Jos. Spellmeyer.
Ferdinand-Mat. Olinger.
On motion Of A. H. Koerner ALI II
democrats who attend the Conyen. b
on on the Sth are to be delegates !.
The Convention then adjourned 4
hurry, without drum beat or A
bugle note. fl
Some Of the Republicans wer. y
oking for = squabbIe and were II
sappointed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10
FRIDAY. JANUARY 10, 1896.


~One Of the old Apachee chiefs
was called "Old Man afraid Of his
Shadow" Did Chairman Taggart,
In sending out his instructions ali
over the State for the county con.
ventions to keep ''mum" on all
questions Of party policy. aspire to
succeed the Apachee in his name?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

~When Democrats boldly ex.
pressed their principles, victory was
won by them. When they were
betrayed and failed to denounce t.
they were defeated. No party ever
won . victory BY cowardice on vi.
al issues, or by changin, front and
and going over to the enemy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

Notice IS hereby given that The under.
signed mas been appointed administra.
.or o. me estate Of Louis Troxler. de.
ceased, late Of Dubois county. Said es.
tate is probably solvent
- ANDREW EcKERr, Admir-.
Dec. 20, I895-3t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

Teacher-.'Can any one explain
how the earth is divided?v
Willie. with@very important air
between them that's got it and
them that would like to have ill.,
Harper's Round Table
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10
Administrators Notice Of Appoiatmest

Notice 10 hereby given that the under.
Agned has beon appointed administrator
OF the estate of Hannah Shelton, deceas-
81. sad estate is supposed to be SOL
vent. RICHARD F. MILBuRN, Admir-.
MiLBuRN q SWEENEY Attorneys.
Jan. 10, 1866.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

~Hon. Geo. w. Shanklin
made . neat speech upon retiring
from the Craftsmanship Of the dis.
srlct committee Of the LIST district
His removal from the district was
the cause OF his retirement from a
position he SO ably filled for several
terms.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

~Utah was admitted to tn,
Union as State last Saturday, ant
her representative took his seat In
Congress on Monday. Its constitu
ton provides that juries shall con-
syst OF eight men instead Of twelve
and in civil cases six Of these car
render . verdict. Another provi-
NON is 70 the effect that the state
shall not 60 into debt over $500, 600
except in case of instruction, and
sul another guaantees to every
citizen the right to obtain employ
ment Wherever possible, and inter
ference with this right is Z crime.
Suffrage Is given to women on
equal terms With men.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

,Myssic Cure" for Rheumatism and Neu.
s,s 's radically cures in to days Its ac.
mysterious IL removes at once the ~. sna
Ts the disease immediately disap pears
= ne nrst dose greatly benefits. IS cents
So'u ~ Martin Friedman. Druggist, Jasper.
Ss.,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

WAe - true man? He Who Do
- oueA asd never holds . principle
. vAieA b 10 nst prepared in any -
@ 49, Aad 10 any hour 70 risk tie -.
ssesssess q holding it-Thomas c..
D~sA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

~Thirty-fve Democrats attend.
ed the mass convention in Per.
~ county Saturday, says the Can
Melton Telephone.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

1.-THE Democrats Of Scott coun.
y last Saturday endorsed Hon. C.
L. Jewett, Of Floyd, for Congress.
man from this district,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

Remaining in the Post Office a
Jasper, Ind, for the week ending
Jan. Z, 1896.
Allen, Martha C. Andersor ra.;.
Bennett A. w. Kodstt FranL
koline, J. A. Welmsn Arth,,
When calling for same please say
CHAs. Eco, p. M.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

~The new Democratic Stat
Committee, chosen in each distric
on Wednesday, is composed as fol
lows. The Committee will mee
Jan. Is to organize.
First-John W. Spencer, Evans
Second-Parks NJ. Martin, Spen
Third-Richard A. willett, Leav.
enworth.
Fourth-Joel Matlock, Browns.
town.
Fifth-Frank A. Hohner. Brazil.
Sixth-K. NJ. Hprd, ShelbvviIIe
Sevensh-Thomas Taggat, Ind.
napolis.
Eighth. J. Nettervil.e e, Ander.
son.
Ninth-W. H. Johnson, Crax.
fordsville.
Tenth-William H. Blackstock,
Lafayette.
Observation-Disclosures Magee, Logans-
Twelfth-Thomas H. Marshall
Columbia City.
Thirteenth-Peter T. Kruger.
Plymouth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

@The Democracy Of Orange
county on Saturday endorsed Hon.
Thos. B. Buskirk for Congressman
from this district, and asked that
the selection Of q candidate be de-
clded BY . primary election among
the Democrats of the entire district
As there are candidates for In.
nomination in Eve Of the eight coun-
ties OF the district . preliminary
election might prevent some after
trouble. 1t would at least bring
out the sentiments Of the candidates
% that Democrats would know what
policy they were voting for. Asst
is now each Of them seems to be
afraid to announce hemself on the
only question dividing the parties
the finances. Come out. boldly
gentlemen, and let the People know
what you would vote for-more Ma.
tional banks, gold, silver, green. |
backs, cerificates-)r all Of them
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-16
sKE1ous GETTING ArraIn.
Patrick McGarty is Alleged to Have As-
 saulted Kate Gamble.

sRulted Kate Gamble.
 West Rock was the scene of Q lively chase yesterday morning, the occasion being the pursuit of Patrick McGarty. who was fleeing from the officers after having committed a breach of the peace upon Lucretia Wooster, whose resi- dence is on Rock street, at the foot of West Rock, and upon Kate Gamble, an , inmate of the house. The chase lasted about an hour and half, at the end of which time Officers Whildey and Ahern, who had been accompanied in the hunt by all the youngsters in the village succeeded in locating the fugi- tive. He was brought to this city and locked up at police headquarters. , While the officers were in pursuit of
 McGarty Dr. Marsh was occupied in
 taking stitches in a serious wound on
 Kate Gambles head, the result of a blow at the hands of the prisoner,
 McGarty said last evening that he went to Mrs. Wooster's house about S:30 o'clock yesterday morning and knocked at the door, thinking that he would be admitted. Kate Gamble opened the door She told him that he could not come in. Mrs Wooster was standing behind the Gamble wo- man. There were also two men bring ing up the rear. McGarty insisted on entering the house when Kate struck at him with hickory stick He seized the cudgel and wrested 1t from her At
 this stage of the proceedings Mrs. Wooster raised her arm as if to strike him He claims that he raised the stick
 to ward off Mrs. Woosters blow He claims that he did not strike at the
 Gamble woman, but that she moved her head just in time to catch the blow.
 The crowd in the house rushed out after McGarty, but he was too swift for them and fled to West Rock.
 i McGarty would not deny or affirm ! that he was looking for something to
 drink when he went to the Wooster
 house He did say that he had heard
 that Mrs. Wooster sold liquor but he i did not know that she did.