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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-30
Gin ssramapfe iiber salo,p.

Der Diplomat bts vSigarp" MDift (9a=
ron 8alfreb) berOffentfid): sinen iiberaus an
~ertennenbsn Nrtitel i;be, ben StaatSfefretGl
i'm auspGrtigen N1nte germ p. 9ilolp, Dfm
mir folgenbe 4aratteriftii&s Gtelen entne9=
men:
rWdn 1T in europa mdn9ntll BON ne1
8etbegli9teit bes 8aiierS @iIEelm ii6er=
raiAt unb man i9lisBt bara1s nit @or1ie3e,
baB feline 8ebanten iiber ale 9ebiets bin
ellen, D6ne Bel irgeno etlo45 5u bertpeilen
0as beiBt i'm tpentg fe1nen unb i'm I9leGi
beurtbeilen. Ser &d:Ier ge6t i'm 8egentbeil
Bel Yer~Ionenfragen NIT Der Gr0Bten 8orii6t
gu Werfe, er beoba9tet, er pdgt unD cat Of
cine gIiidli9e 6anb. I'm mas banbsIt es itdj
dueenblidli9 in Berlin? Ginen Wiriiter
beg Neuberen gu bilben, Der, m0ge er nun
auf feline Sunttionen 5eI6rdrft bleiben pber
gu b0Rren @ef9iden 6erufsn per0en, nit
8epanbt6eit unb l1mIidt bic beutI9e 9ipIoz
matte gu Isiten berite6e. Man lit nun 5u Der
NnIi9t bere6tigt, oaB Der 8diier in 0errn
b. Billion ben @4aB ~gefunOen bat, ben er
fu9te -.
v8ismdrd maj felt brei Sdbren ber,its
nur nod Der niebergsf3rnetterte Selo bon
Srisbri9sru6, dls 6srf b. 8iiioip i'm Oe5emz
Der 1893 ols bsutIhet 8otI9after beim
QuirinaG auf Der grOBen S@aubiibne err
19ier. Sci Ieiner Nnfunft ipdr bds nod
INNER grispi unterporfene Stalten nit 2etb
unb Seele an Der, 0rsi6unb g%efeielt. gu
feinem ungliide i6leppte Stalten un 6ieie
3eit an ben 6iiBen Die 8IeituaeI Der absffpntz
f6sn Expedition mad it9. Die linn feline milf
tGriI9en S0iGfsqueaen gu 5ertagen unD ieinen
StdatsI9ab gu eri9GpFen bs8ann. &err ..
Billion tppbnte benz N6ihluiIe Der SrugObte
Bel unb bate i'm 8erldufs Ieiner Wfiifipn
taum @eleqenbeit, bic beripirrte unD balptz
fd9Gi8 fran3oIenfeinbIi@e pOlitif Ns aui=
rinal8 an3ufeusrn. WIan bate it9 ME pie
SQuIionen in Berlin iiber bic ptrtliAe Stdrtt
bes 8erbiinbeten genta9t; Der Augen6lid par
iebt getommen, linn siHe enogtlttge t%olOnidle
2iquibirung an3uempfeblen. Nenn dhe1
aud bic &ole 9errn .. Sulom's unpdrtbd1
mar, 10 bate Der ebrtnipert1e Diplomat nt4ts
bel to menigsr peritnnosn, in bieisr &ole einer
6ebeutenben unb unbeitrittsuen @influB aui
bic politi19e Welt Staliens un0 Die rDmiIh'
@eTeG19dft 5u getp;nnsn -.
vGein @r{9stnen ouf benz Poten, ben e.
felt eirigen Mpndten befleibet, puroe II
0euti9lanb febr gut aufgenomatet. S9er1
b. Billion eebOrt notbmenoiger 'gGetie ot1
t%onferbdtipen Bartei an uil0 man feant boz
INN feline ausgefpro9sn Iiberalen Senbtn5en
gber er lift iiberaus 90fiib unb 3uDprfOm:
menb; in ieinen urtbrtlen unb in feinen 10:
aiaIen 8e3iebungen gil ben pOlititern mad
er teinen nnterf9ieo 3:rii6s1 2ierbInbeter
unb @esnern. Gr %tultibir! rrfolgrei6 BIZ
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-30

Die 8egierung bon 8ene3uefa bat
eirem Srun8Oitn, Nar1ens @ouarO Nau6er,
bus Reht DerGie6en, 3pif3en @ulenoia i'm
9taat Garabp6o unb Nirguu, Suuptitabt
bes gIei4numigen 8e3irts, cine &ubeG=
fir ben transport BON @iitern,
S6ieren, SbIt ETC., nit 3peigbabnen mad
perI6iebenen StGbten %onsulegsn. So peii
aus benz porIiegenOen @Ortlart Oes Gontrat=
tss berbOrgebt, eritredt fi4 bsrFelbe a6sr
merttpiirbiger @eiie nidt auf Die @rlaubniB
gum SranSport ppn paIogieren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-30
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry S%ehoellkopf.
ao Wholesale Z Retail Grocer,

Wholesale & Retail Grooar.
232 un6 234 of 2iatoofp6- Stra6e.
swii1en %fFranfGin= uub Marfet- str.
Gbic0qo, SnS..
%empfieblt i'll 6d1ter WQnre:
Triidlen 8emi,ie- nno @Iumen = Q attet,
5yriI d. en Naien9rass uMo 1~eIoI0men,
2tedSniebeIn, 0o9eIInmen,
2IedIten GtnuteMtbaIer dylnei3erfa
0riiHen Sfr6nterfdIe, Goamerf1fe,
6rats. Woqucforts S1tner bertsSe6Ie,
t~yeinitel &itttbtrGer=, Nabrts ntio @Gaot6fe,
Tronlase De 9rte, ytcmfd1ateIer &aie,
TfinIteti Sanas, D1Offa= mmo RiozSeaTTes,
Med)tem Wfarrer &neiHp'S WtaIsf0ffec,
Yfether MmO 9tuer'S &~afee=srtract,
3sMtid)eu @iGeltaffee, Iei8enfafee,
Ne&ten Siebts's UIeiSd1= @rtract,
2lcd)te braumIdtp. GetoeIatwmtf,
Nranff. 0ratDurft Ut Stid)Ien,
MedDtem meitpbGI. SdDiMfcn. GaIami
SriSGte GtraSburger 8anSle ber=Vaiteten,
@~erdmderte @&niebrnit, @aaietenIen,
Vrams. Grbiem, Gbampi9mpmS, &aperm,
yetnitcS Wtobt= ttaO SItOet0I,
9emtfdle G~rbSUurtt, GrbiennnebI,
Sambmrger @iSmar6=SGrinee, GtudfIdJ,
Vgnrtntrfe. @amburaer 0ttt:Sarinse, &aDfar,
sou. WSiId)nersV u.SSGriMge Mndlo0ieS,
&amburger &ou=&Grtm9e. ram. GaroiucS,
@erauasrte @ieIsr SProttsm. xadIinee,
DdHeIoprfer Gent, @einetiig,
gaIaIaroeHen, Garoeuenbutfer,
Med)ten import. ngarlfd let Mcier.Yd ptifai
&iibeGcr Wieienipar8e!n, 5eItotucr Rtben,
irifdIes import. Stpetid II ettita$,
3emtfdDe mHo trah5. 3pctidbem, @eiOeIbeeretts
9emtfde &amiuem, WadbboIo erbeeren,
gtobnlame1t &iin.nteI, NendlcI, Goriatoer,
9eutSde &iniem, &trie, @riinfert,
0f eiSntebI, RartpMeImehE, 70 ei5en1rieS,
Stal. WuoeIn, WtacarOnt, 0erISerite,
udbtn eta 19ritbe Safer ttio Weriteh9ribe
Nrifdle mo iiuct, @tanOeIm ittO 0ttrOnat,
SeMtidbe Gpinmraoer, CSIsfd1mbe, Il. + m.s
au ben blniQfterI Vrelien.
Henry SchOeI1kopfs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-30
G1leStui9 @oliteih : SettfTetn tn
Davenport. = Gbrenfene
0rMbeM

Sci benz finf5igidbrigen Subtldum Der
Observation-Disclosures &eOolution purbe gu
Davenport, bas feline 8lit6e buuptfd6li6
ben bort6in %getommenen i4lespigz6Olfeini=
1den gatripten perbuntt, unter impoIanten
SeierIi6teiten i'm @af6ingtonz Square elm
itattli6er 9entitein 3u @6ren S4leSpig=
Splteins eingepet6t. Sc 1T elm geidmudpoG
bergeridteter @ranitblod. @r trdgt FOIgenbe
SnId1rift:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-30
G6lespio=@ oliteiuii0s
&fgenofen
184S-'49-'50.
~11mru6mtiit bic Snfdrift nit 8tpei Gi9ep>
snei9en. 9arunter Iteben biz @orte: .

untrdbnttt 1T Die Srt1 DRIFT init 5tpet Glcbenz
speigen. 0arunter iteben bic Morte: =
This Stone was erected
March "a, 1898.
3pet iunge @i9en aug benz Sa9ienz
lpalDe, tpelfe 8tsmard benz @erein
@9Iespig=9 o1f einif6 der &fgenpTen in
Davenport gei4entt but, finb Gints unb re9ts
bOn Dem Steine gtpfGunst porben. Cine
o~meritaniI6e 0Oppelei9e, tpeG9e &amerab
Ntubl BON W6eutIanb i'm Glinton=G ountD
Sopa'5 benz 8erein Observation-Disclosures
&a%mpfgenoffen in Davenport gei9entt bat,
ftebt binter benz Stein.
Mie in Davenport, G6icago unb anberen
gldben Der neuen @elt, lpurbe bieYer Subj
ldllmstag uu6 in 9euti9Lanb, Defenders
nber in S4lespi9z9 Olitein ieGbt, gebii6renb
gefeiert. Sn &isl, 8enbsburg, @9testpig
uno dnberen b~ortigen @tGbten purben
Sadet5it9e unb ionitige Dffe1tli6e Syetlic6z
tetten peranituGtet. 8eionDers glGn3enb berz
lief Die Seicr in &tel; unter ben o~prtiqen
@9rengGften befanO ii9 6er3og Grnit Sim
tber bon S4lesipigz 9%OIftein, Der 8ruber Der
beltf4en 8aiferin, Die 70 ftol5 barauf tit,
eine e9te S6lespigz9 plfteinerin gu fein unb
beren 8ater, 9er3Og 5riebri9 BON @6Gesz
tpigs0Dlitei1l, EMIT bon ben 0Gren ais 6p6z
bsrrGt9er perfolgt tpurbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-30

Mabrlt8 = 9srr 8egmann bat in ieinen
obigen feurigen 3eilen bas eble Ger9olten
Der @6lpsi8 nibt iiberi@dBt, fonOern es ge%
bii6rt ibr fpgar nod grDBeres COB. Oenn
bereittpiaig bradte fie fir Die l1nterfunft uno
ben unterbalt 10 pieler merit un6emittelter
6li9tlinge, bic iiber baS f4lpet5sriI4e Sc
biet bert6eilt plrben, grpBe Opfer. 9ie mel
item Der Slii9tlinge naren bur3a1s bereitz
piaiq, ibr 8roD 1elbt gu oerOienen, unb
trdten babur9 Oielfa@ in G~oncurren3 mi.
ein6eimi{6en i4tpei5eriF4en Qr6eitern. 0enz
nod tpieIen ale Sbeile '6es Idpsi3er @OItes
ieben @eoanfen, Dem monor9if9en 8egebren
mad Mugpeifung Der 5Iii4t1inge gu entfprez
den, tpeit DON fia. limb ebenio entI9ieDen
pie muBpou pies bic i9meiaeriffe 0iploz
matte bic. O~ro6ungen Der monar6if9en Sc
palt6uber Suriid, Oenen ii@ aub Der franz
30IiI6e grin3sqrdiibent 9ouis Gapoleon,
Obelei6 sr Ielbft Emit als pOlitii6er 51ii6t=
ling bas tupfere f4psi3erii6e Qiplre4t ge@
upiTen batte, 9al6 periddmt ani4loB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-30
Qn5eieen.
5hDne NOMf1rtett

nit 2lnitGtcn bon @bicago. Breis fir 10 g 0 It.
torten III it 80 eri6teoenen InifGten csc.
KOELLING kLAPPENBACH,
9eutI6e 8u1bonOluu9. l0O-l02 @anoolpb str.
Selepbpn Wtotn PIG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-30

On bertaufen: S6uttebe uno Ma9eusSbop. iopte
- idmmtlihes WtdIdinen= uno Souoperfs5euQ tranfs
bettShalber btlig. Wilbelm Builder, Mtorieiaes. ga Gale
60. Sls. 23nIa2tpD
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21

In reply TO the American commits
sioners's contention that there can 10
no discussion of the principles upon
which the protocol was based the
spaniards say that the protocol was
signed at critical time. and in the
face OF such imperious necessity that
il can not be regarded ms sanctioned
by the sovereign free will OF the Span
ish nation.
Two elegantly dressed ladies en-
tered Assistant Secretary Nanderlip's
Office at the treasury department IN
Washington, on the 18th, and in
formed Mr.. Vanderlip they wished to
make contribution TO the conscience
fund. They deposited on his desk
four $50 bills and departed.
Thousands of people blocked the
streets of burlington. Ia, on the 18TH,
To witness the great peace carnival.
In the afternoon flower parade was
given, participated in by Burlington
society people. At night represen-
tation of the battle of Santiago was
given on the river. followed by fire.
works and a street masque carnival.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21
NEWS FROM INDIANA.
Latest Happenings Within the Dor.
ders of Our Own State.
A Iiooster san dow.

Richmond. Ind, Oct. l4.-Ihis city is
the home OF young man who in time
promises to be the rival Of Sandow.
and who now is capable of many feats
OF strength much out of the ordinary.
lie is Harry l.. Williams, weighs lis
pounds, five feet seven inches tall, and
20 years old. lie can hold out u.s.
pound dumbhell, lift 400 pounds with
harness. twist two packs of playing
cards in two with the greatest ease,
raise l50-pound man above the head.
let two ordinary men stand on his
neck. drive a 60-penny spike into two
inch plank with his hand, afterwards
pulling II out with his teeth. crush a
bowl6er with his fist, break by eNpan-
sion Of the chest chain that will
stand 800 pounds, break clothesline
tied around the bare breast and lift a
barrel Of flour with one finger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21
4 FR|GH|FUL CALAMITY.
The Atlantic Transportation Co.'S
Steamship Mohegan Driven
Ashore OFF the Lizard.
A HUNDRED AND SlxTY.NINE DROWNED.
Particular OF the Disaster Not Yet He
ceived Further Than that u Gale was
Blowing aud tho sea Running nigh-Tho
Vessels Machinery Is Thought to Have
neen Disabled.

London, Oct. 1.-THE Atlantic
Transport Co.'S steamer Mohcgan, foi
merly the Cleopatra, of the Wilson
and Furness- Ley land line, which left
London for New York on Thursday,
with so passengers and crew of 800,
Is ashore off The Lizard, between the
Manacles and the Lowlands.
Passengers Drowned Like Rats.
1t is rumored there has been IA
great loss of life. a coast guard mes
sage reports that the passengers are
drowning like rats"
Another account says:
Bodies are washing ashore, one be-
ing that of a lady, dashed 10 plank,
with both legs severed
Particulars of the disaster are diff
cult to obtain. 1t appears that when
the Mohegan struck a gale was blow
ing and the sea was running high.
Lifeboats to the Rescue.
Lifcboats boats put off from the
Lizard and from Falmouth, one re-
turning filled with passengers. Sew
eral were drowned, however, it is re-
ported, on the passage of the lifeboat
TO the shore.
Another lifeboat saved six persons.
An Extremely Dangerous Coast.
The coast at that point is extremely
dangerous and has been the scene of
numerous wrecks. Some years ago
there was a movement set on foot Ia
get lightship placed there, but il
failed.
Foundered and Probably Blown Ashore.
4 dispatch from Falmouth says the
Mohegan foundercd and was probably
blown ashore by the heavy east wind
after her machinery was disabled.
All the Falmouth tugs went out. but
none were able to approach the vessel
Later.
A lifeboat has landed 30 of the Mo
hegan's passengers and returned fol-
more. One lady died after she wa.
brought ashore.
1t is reported that the position O
the Mohegan is serious, and that as
sistance is urgently needed.
GONE Hundred and sixty Nine Drowned.
London. Oct. 15.-According 10 "A dis
patch just received from Falmouth. on
of 200 persons constituting the pas
sengers and crew of the Mohegan, onl,
II have baen saved The vessel ha
gone ashore off the Lizard.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21

Indianapolis, Ind. Oct. 1.-THE state
ticket of the populist party has been
filed with the governor and viii go
on the ballot. The state committee OF
the party, after an all-day session, de-
cided TO stay i'm the middle of the
road" and completed the party ticket
by making the following nominations
Tor Judges of the supreme court: Sec
ond district. John @ Greene, New Al
bany; Third, W Il. Atkinson. lndianap-
oils; Fifth. Nelson j. Bozarth, Val
paradise. The party has named cnndi-
dates for congress in IL of the 10 dis.
trictS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21

Fountain City. Ind Oct. IA fam
lily here was poisoned from eating
bologna sausage purchased from a
butcher. The circumstances were so
peculiar that physician, securing a
piece of the sausage, sent il 10 DR.. L.
Henry. a member of the state board of
health. who at once examined il and
found what proved to be perfect cats
foot. determined effort will be
made TO trace the sausage 10 the man
who made it,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21
Prominent French officials Concerned In
the Conspiracy.

Paris. Oct 1j.-The Iiberte asserts
that the military men alleged TO have
been concerned in the conspiracy are
Generals Boissdcfrc and PelleuX. At
tcmpts. il is added. were also made to
compromise. Gen. Zurlinden. the mil
itary governor of Paris. who was for
short time minister Of war, but it
appears the present minister of war,
Gen Chanoine. refused To countcnance
IL. According to the Jour. the ru-
NOR of the plot arose from n forged
letter purporting TO have been sent by
Gen. 3oissdefre to Gen. /urlinden. con-
tanning the words: Let us re ready
for Saturday"
The semi-otlicial Temps yesterday
evening minimized the affair. and said
the officials of the ministry of war for
mally deny that n plot existed. The
Temps suggests that misinterpreta-
tion was placed on some of the nu-
merous dispatches now being ex-
changed between the different garri-
sons in connection with the present
movement of troops. which led to
strange reports Of plots.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21
sarcia's Secretary Denies some Reports
Concerning tho General.

Havana. Oct. 15.--Cosmc de la Tor
ricntc. aidcde-camp and secretary Of
Gen. Calixto Garcia. is quoted in an
interview as saying that the general
has not accepted any post from Gen.
T.awton or the other American oili-
.ials, and that il IL not true that he
making tour of the eastern part
81 Cuba, advising the dsbanding OF
The Cuban army. and that there Is no
truth in the statement that Garcia
going 10 the United States fer the
purpose of endeavoring TO raise o
oan. which he has no authority TO do.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21
Unlicensed Physicians.

Indiana polls Ind Oct. 1.-THE state
board of medical examination and reg
stration has decided. after consulta-
ton with the attorney general. TO
prosecute all the unlicensed physicians
now practicing in this state. Reports
sent in from the different county or
carnations showed that in the so
counties reporting there were $50
physicians 9racticng without au-
thority.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21

Indianapolis. Ind. Oct. 14.-Oliver T.
Morton. son of the war governor,
Oliver +. Morton. and for many years
a well-known young man in this city.
lied Unexpectedly in Chicago. aged 4s
wears. He was born at Centeryiile,
his state.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 1.-THE SUI
preme court has upheld the constitu-
tionality Of the law requiring all
dentists TO register and be licensed by
the state board of dental examiners.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21

Laporte. Ind. Oct. 1i.-Henry Aig-
ner was brought to the Jail here.
charged with the murder OF his broth
sr. Albert. whom be is said to have
struck on the head with club. The
alleged murderer is but 90 years Of
age. The tragedy was the result Of a
family quarrel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21
ConureuntIopaI Churches.

Terre IIaute. Ind. Oct. 1.-THE an
nual meeting of the Central Associa-
ton OF Congregations Churches and
Ministers OF Indiana will be held in
this city October % and &c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21
Farmers Institutes.

Lafayette. Ind. Oct. 1.-THE state
conference of the county officers and
workers in the Farmers institute
closed here with l6O delegates from 10
counties present. At the present time
the state conducts al least one insti-
tute in each county in the state and in
some counties more than one. making
total of 1870 institutes during the
year
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21
Had NnnN Children.

Columbus, Ind. Oct. IA. - Minas
Lowe, aged ~. prominent pioneer
citizen OF this city, is dead. lie had
been married three times, and was the
father of % children.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21

Muncie. Ind. Oct. l4.-Four hundred
and twelve people from this city went
TO Lafayette on special train and
took part in the dedicat ton Of the Della
ware county cottage at the state sol
Hers hone.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21

Indianapolis. Ind, Dc; 1.-THE fifth
annual meeting Of the Indiana Hotel
Keepers association was held in this
city. About GO mem bers were in at
tendance and enjoyed an elaborate
programme.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21

Muncie, Ind, Oct. 14.-Mrs. Juliet
Ford aged 6s. has fled suit for breach
Of promise, demanding $4,000 damages
from Eugene Richardson, a carpenter
contractor, aged 70.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21

The French Military Determined to Over
throw the Government to Prevent
Damaging Disclosures.

London, Oct. ia Paris dispatch
says that letters and documents writ
ten by general holding a high posi-
tion have been intercepted. which are
said to leave no doubt of the intention
of that officer TO bring about the over
throw of the ministry. A pronuncia-
mento, il seems, was TO be issued on
October -. which would have the ef-
feet Of seizure of the civil govern
mcnt by military authority. When
VI. Brisson was warned last night of
the existence of the conspiracy he said
the news conceded with prior informa-
tion from private sources. 1t is am
nounccd that in consequence of these
revelations Gen. Chanoinc will not
leave Paris, as he had intended to do.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21

On the 10th Aguinaldo refused to
permit funeral party belonging 10
the British first-class cruiser Power
full to go to the cemetery because they
carried rifles with which to fire the
usual salute over the remains of a
member of the ships company. Rep
reservations were made TO the insur-
gent leader. with the result that the
funeral was held in the manner and
at the place proposed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21

Muncie. Ind. Oct. 1.-the annual
meeting OF the Presbyterian Synod OF
Indiana adjourned TO meet in Lafay.
ettc next year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21

The premier of New Zealand states
that owing TO the apathy of the pro-
ducers and commercial men il is not
likely that New Zealand will exhibit at
the Paris exposition.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21

Express company officials from sew
eral western cities met in Kansas City,
Mo, on the 10th, and agreed TO act
together in suppressing train rob
berries. Plans to that end were agreed
upon, but they will be kept secret.
The superintendent OF the Pacific,
American. Wells-Fargo, United States
and Adams express companies from
Omaha. st. Paul and Kansas City were
present.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21

A dispatch from Munich, Bavaria.
on the 10th, announced the death
there of Blanche Willis Howard, the
American authorass. She was the wild
ow Of DIR. Van Teuffel, formerly ply
stefan to the king of Wurtemburg.
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Gen. f. d. Grant has signified his
intention Of being a guest of the Army
of the Tennesses at its annual reunion
in Toledo. o., on the 27th and 2sth
inst. He will be accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. u. S. Grant.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21

The American commissioners have
notified the Spanish authorities in Ha-
vana that the United States will as
sumo entire control, military and gov
ernmental, of the island OF Cuba De
cember /.
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Cairo, Oct. IA steamer having on
board an officer belonging TO the
French force under the command OF
Maj. Marchand, now at Fashoda. on
the Nile. has arrived at khartoum.
This officer is the bearer of the report
foreign affairs. NJ. Delcassc. by cour-
tcsy Of the British government. over
the Anglo Egyptian lines of commune
cation. 1t is presumed the officers
who proceed 10 Cairo in order to be
able 10 use the official cipher OF the
ting TIE report to Paris.
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1T is said in Madrid that the evacua-
ton of Porto Rico will be completed
during the week commencing on the
10th, and that the evacuation of Cuba
Will be accomplished by the end Of
November. The government is en-
ploying p vessels in the repatriation
of the troops.
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Owing to Italy's financial straits
the minister of marine. Admiral di
Caneyaro. has renounced the sweep
ing naval programme, involving the
expenditure of $4,000, 600 lire and will
be satisfied with a naval credit this
year of 5000, 900 lire.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21

Indianapolis. Ind. Oct. IA. - Fire
caused $4,000 damage TO the plant Of
the r. II Laycock Manufacturing com
rany in Ibis city.
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The annual report of Commissioner
Hermann of the general land Office es-
Inmates that over 11,oo0,0 100000 feet OF
public timber have been destroyed by
fires in the past IS years, represent
ing in value many millions of dollars.
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Missouri day at the Transmississippi
exposition opened. on the 10th, in a
blaze of glory. BY noon il was Off
cially estimated that 10000 visitors
were in attendance, among them be-
ing a large delegation from Pike
county. St. Louis was rather sparsely
represented.
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mack at Camp Mount.

Indianapolis. Ind, Oct. 1.-THE
rwenty-eighth Indiana battery has re-
turned 20 Camp Mount from Fort
WAYNE.
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Extoiicd the Virtues of Both Regular an'
Volunteer.

The general extolled the virtues OF
the volunteer as well as the regular,
asserting that all did their whole duty
Assistant Secretary of War Meikle'
John made an able address, compi.
menting Nebraska's part in the late
war and denouncing the traducers OF
the army
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-10-21

The reply of the Turkish govern
ment to the note of the powers on the
evacuation of the island of Crete was
handed TO the ambassadors on the
10th. Turkey accepts the terms pro
posed, but expresses wish for GER
tain notifications.