Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 30, Number 1, Jasper, Dubois County, 16 September 1887 — Page 2

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lobe, at t were, to wits aha, to look mm kls too. MO VOWM. XIM ta to H aSgefBaW- 'wyaBUaOaB aaunwJmwwjJ (bTm BB MHiBMHfJ aad otpNobUv where tot, authority embodies tto Nation's dignity. Journeys of teats who govern States ere uMittl extotauoes of BBthTTity DWgeet MttoMtoato daty in eeetivs or kgtstative chamber is bit to aa ealighteeed dieolmrfs of authority, bat a water range at enlighteameat raaalU front oocaatoaa! oontoat. with tha people, especially with aoopls who remain at horns aad doaot Co to Wasnunjrtoe. Mr. CUvelaad aaa aet kad Um sdvaatageof sxtaadsd paraoanl eeaetTetioB of the United fftnttir esssatary proisanoa, tat aieiaaity of labor, continuous public duty to mlaor ogtem and aa early atoettoa to aaa rYstidoacy have atada hitherto i ajfajetioabia taa journey aa Mr. Claralaad wUl taa what ao Vraa idaat ainoe Mr. Ftarea aotM hava Moa a uaitad eoaatrr, a aouatry giad to welcoma ita Chiaf MagiatraM wheraror ha coai, um opaa toad aad Um haarty Mjoh a profraM to woaid kara foad dMarattto tto Soatk and aatwanaaa ia Naw KngUnd, faoM raddeninf with Um anger that waa tooa to toma into war, a aaeUoaal Mntimaat that would have mada alnoara attaaUoa to a Katioaal Chief Magietrato iupoaaibM. While Grant aad Garfield aad Hayaa wovJd hare had a ooartooaa waleoaae a . a m um soma, is woum aara bora a ooarteay diaagreeabU froaa ita oateaaatkm. It ia to be regretted that taia foattag axiatad. aad aa iaoairr tola tto eavoM would to paiafaL 8a loag ao aar Chief Magietrata rtpraiaatad the etdrh of ooaqoeat he would hare tha walaotaa of ooaqaered proriaoea Mratoed, aaaatttral oereMoaiottf aad ao lone aa haaaaa nature ia what wa have lean ad it to to from Um ej yorieaee of ago wa eoaad export aothiag mora. Mr. ueralaad, howarer. repreaenU taa JHattoaal MnUmeat aa it has eea ia no Adminiatratioa aiaoa the firatyeara of Mr. Piaroa, before the re peal of the Mhuouri eoaapromiae eaaM with aril ommb to aMaaao Um Uaioa. Mr. Oarelaad a Um Preeideat of Um whole people. There wore ao beyoaeM aeaiaa tae baiiots wMeh 1. 1 a a n; bo renectea Mjoaet power gtoarni in tto authority ha wield. Tha intellect, Um enlture. tto wealth. Um character of the North and South will uaite to do him honor. The aol dtora of Um Uaioa will roceire Mat aa Um int repnaeaUra they haTe Men of that oaUrely roeoastrneted Union which they imperilled their IItm to are. Aa aa evidence of this aaattnent a raatored Uaioa and apaopW ia ooacord. a aaUoa aavod agaiaat the folly aad mad aaaa of ao maay of ita Madera, a Uaioa eaoh as Waahiagton Mad Jackaon governed, a Uaioa of latereet, aynpathy aad tradiUoa. aad act BMrely of gaoffraaMeal Hneathe a a . . A m m mm a m iwaraey oc jar. uevaiaao. will asva a ae nay take with mm aaauranee of hearty welcome, not awawkJ? emwegwwtp b)w)w- aaa merely m a chief X. r. DIMOOWATK? NOTES. Aa a roarer aad aaorter Um rtkilebarger aiaea aa wkh Tnttie- JWfedttohw Jaoarrf. If ever there was a party which ooold ill afford public extravagance aa aa iosas it is Um Bepublioaa orgaaiaa Boa i 1 -Aaar jbbbbm Jtosa, Mr. Blaine aaa bee vary chary ot intervMws aaa apaasbes iBlrstaad. He is appaaaatiy afraid of his own Barahard X Y. Mtrmtd. Hunaaa wiH not he ah. owa dBalwBgaiwV Jfct ewaa They kaow alt Um alee poiate ia ileaka at Lmu ! at tae Ohio eaapaiga shall be fairly opoaed Um reapoaaiMUty for Mm Aroagat aad had props at tto West wfU be aaheeMaUagiy placed aaoa Um DemosrsHs party. iC T. """Oai taaM WlMl9t tvMI jWMftlw aWaaamV moraaaboea avorahie to Mr. 8her awa. He is, parhapa, Um oaly polltiolaawwa. If ehoaea Premdeat. aaakl re data Mm oouatry'i lee There k ao aeetMia toaa aoeat tka BtoUoramof Um raaaayivaaia BerWkmat, They art heartfly aad MMtoaaoaato for Iks old tag win a HttJo f aad aa aaaroariatiea witk a groat atg Tto trfbatotoaVwafan to Umgre to Bwpriaclpled loagatm. Tto party oaot atoodaaoa Majorat groaad, bat it has faUea toroagk Um fast tkat tka people ao hava to ft.-Cltw emamaaf iPaaawM Jgmaaato wwwwa g awgaaaa mawaBBawa Waskiagtoa Uwa tkey Um ooaatry to pat ma Tka aoatraatt glvaa eat gjgJgB gja-ama Mfajga W mmaaaa arMmar aaaaww amaaaaaj bbbbbb BPaWa MdM aarfr to pajgar is of Jokkary an over mat uMseoaMwftl hyaadbyUvaaaavy.-Jr. Y. JkwmU. WatrwMUmt UMHorUMra

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ia ita Immadlale aaVote. hut coMpieaooaly aininoaBt of tto of taa Uovarnmeat toward or gaataad iparalatora la OoagraeaMaai Uad graate. Taa AUaaMe m FbcUm railway fat mm of booms of like eorparaUnaj that hava graata. hare hasa aaaay aoaabie aad oaa failarea toaara task graata. JHH fcgmwhpgw awmPat wMtaMK we'VlMlflBVjp' (afc to aavata ibhisIibHiib off Um aolieyWautoidieafrnm Um aaki lie domaia for the parpoao or aaoa Um piwMaas of railway ooaatrwaaMa, Both political parUos ia tkair soavaaof lfj4 ealhal for iagWaUoa which woaM work oomplete forfait era of all aaearaed graata. Tto Hoaaa had paaaed tha naoeaaary bills for tha recovery of aoarly two haadrad mfltioa acres of Um public domaia aqaaadared aiJCWa aWawaaMfcaPaa dPapawwB' ewAWwwBggfla aaa Um Senate who sat ia Um coavaatioa that Bomlnatad Blaine aad voted yea upon Um reaohaUoa which demaadod ia tot tha paaeage of the Houm bills returned to their swats ia the Soaata aad deliberately aefualad all of Um bills except oae or two of minor lav portaooe, whoee passage was not m stood by a lobby. To forfait unearaed graata was a legislative work. To adnuaistor tha law ooaocraiag the public domaia,. which iacluded alt land grant Mgislatioa, is aa axa satire act. For twenty yaars prior to Mm ad. vent of Clevelaad BxaoaUva favoritism toward land graat ootvoraMoas was apparent In Um ruling of Um In lerior Department, as, aaUt Um rovalakm ia public MaUmeat some taa yaars ago, waa Um roeklaisamn of Coagress ia voting away pubtta laadaapoa Um slightest pretexts. Tha Secretary of the Interior could not revoke Um acre subsidy of the At iaaUo eV Pacific or aay other corpora Moa bat under Um general laws aoa earning Um public domaia it rest id with him to determine oae important point eonceralajr tbeee grant. UnssaeUoaed by law, bat fostered by past favoritism at Wasaiagwa, tto practioe had grown ap of withhold ng from public pre-empUoa vast areas of public domaia apon the groaad that, as the beaafwiary oorporaUoas could not to a oertainty enjoy thoir fall land graat, they were entitled to iademnity for aay loaase ariaiugfrom ahortago by raaaoa of praviottf ea tries apon aata sscUons, or from aay cauae. That thess speculators ahoald have absolats amuranoe of thai indemnity they ia duced the Government to sat aside vast m ouUide Um belt of their actual graat, from which they might recoup UMmselvesat their leumre. Areas m withheld hare -bee called iadamaitv is. At Mates taa area sa with drawn haa been aa large m Mm State of aosota. At tto preeeat time ao lees thaa X, 000,000 acres would Meat to withheM wara it not tkat wttk the approval of tha Preeldeat tae gasratary of Mm Interior hae reversed the old Urns policy of Um UMMVoates, and by a decision on the claim of Um AUaaUs Pacific, which U clearly and justly ia Um public interact as againet corporate greed, haa placed theie laadt subject to tae operation of Mm hoaas stead law. Sixty millions of people who may not ooacera thwmtelvss about detaik, will note with, mora or less satofaoUoa, acoordingiy as they have kaow Mdgs of vfcaoaa land graat legieiatioa aad of the attitude of ia ive ad miniatratioaa toward land graat rail roads, UMt at last Um Gov era moat ooasidars Um ia tercet of Um pubtk rather thaa Um claim of jobber. Ctoaape BermUL The Bbode laiaad wwvwe MmaaHBtawaa encouraged over mm good they did UtU apriag Uiat they are going to wwk with a will ia tka hope of earryiag Um Western Coagrsstisaat diatriot (la which Umtc was ao ehoaea ia April, although Um Demo era tie atoate aad a aiarality) at tka wecnoa ia Hovember. They purpose following this ap by earryiag; the Stats next apriag, aad thea pUtdag- ftseseearely ia Um Deaaoerette eoluma that He electoral vote mav he wr uevwiaaa. xney may ia doing all they hava set to aooompiish, bat the oaly way to wla political victories k to work estraesaiy for them isfroif Frm Prtm. As a fair saaBade of the way to whtok of tka eeemtry towa aaaa by Beasuaieaa aaaaaaa it, may be mrarioaiitkel tkotMk that aaaaageateat aot oaly gave tka Faotfic railroad sompaales lead to kedla UMir m kayo kepi aa UVt xretgnu oa mmst roada by aa evatemof Mbaidieatatto Pwatf Matt Steamship ComDaav to ataeaat earns. lMtWoa,the Union Fadie, from September, 1171, to Marca. laM. Bavin ftfKOOO; tha Osaarai lfatffto, fit,0aV 000,Baatato SuaOmta ftmfaa fifHW ffa.; W-Whwa Ctoto itmort eft etrtt aar ia kM statement ia Mm latest issue of , $ Wuklv tkat that tka ooaraa of aar to w

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guatad BeJgariaas for UtoirhMaV parte hi hair ia tto middle. Prfaee BMawkwaarecsastrmfcad foraa aatograukbya yoaag lagtlak girl who profaaeed extraottUaary adaai wrots that aha law liaea from hiaa of kapufaam far her fatora Bm soat hot- tha WM J awaa, h.r' wait, nay ehUd, of hailsUag oaaUas to of att atraetore um o araot m tmi Um aaoet diaaeaat to (A. T.) aayst tbs Has Indiana oral proatieiag youtlu of their tribe from Urns to Mats for rspmMoriaa of their traditions, Jadga J. IX Watte or saya, aad they ara carefully instructed ia Um histories! Uganda pertainingto their tribe, being required to oomaalt tnem faithfully to xaey ia turn iastruet their aad thaa preserve Um tradltioaa in Um exact laugaage recited by their aucee tors of maay yaars ago. They hava knowledge of tha tribe that built Um old Caso Grande aad other vast building, whose ruine now axdte aaeh ia tercet aad cariosity. It ia told of Charles Stuart Calvor toy, who wrote Fly Loare," Umt when a student at Cambridge ha was a frequent visitor at Um dean' a lodge. One evening whoa be WM-tbor Um ealldrsa's bedtime came, aad way said: "Good night." One little miss, about five years of age, kissed her father and mother aad was leaving the room, when her mother aaM: "Why! aay dear, are you not going to kiss Mr. Calverleyr tto, mamma. Mr. Oalvsrley doeea't want to xiea me. "How do you know he doesn't?" "Be eauae, mamma, wheaever he walkiag; at tto back of Um college. a aiwaysxMsst aarte, nut ae never Armand Carrel, to whom a t aaa just beea erected at had a stormy career. He was advent arena from the moment that to left St. CyraaUlhs was shot by Kmil deGSrardia, wbo awore on the tomb of his adversary never to fiakt a dual acafax. When fighting in Spain ia the Foreign Liberal Legion, which waa eoanpoeed oc rreueamaa aad Italiaas, toe Col oael, an Italian, thought he saw Mm French waver, aad said so. "To lie." recited Carrel, aad charcad with his asea like a maniac A rear afterward he was tried by oourt-martiai and was about to throw a chair at the Freeidaat, whoa he waa carried out of the court by aoldior. HUMOfKHJS. At a ooaoert a .vooaliet began to Mag, "Should aaM aoqwaintaaee to forgotr' when the house was est la a roar by somebody who samsakodsat, ia a piptog- voices ot M Mwy'r get -Attow Combiaatioa. or att Two Thorn peon street ladies toinrolred ia a wordy difScuitr. "lo ialaay aa' saiTfat. yo' Meek trash, yoMaahi one. "Mabbyl klaayaa, safftts mobby I is, bat I aia't laay aa shriis 'aoagk topatch deole atsa's tosassrs wif iy paper at yo' aces,'1 said wnaV0 OwewMTo " -fV Y aWaawSe "No, Idaria,n said a Jersey Granger to his wife aa they were about i retiring at a sumBtcr resort hotel, "I toiak I knew too ataeh to blow oat the gee. I brought eotaethiap: along; Umt . will fix it." Soto drew oat a monkeywreaca from aai jprtpeactc aa Mm coroner s jury readered Um mrdiet, JTilif Jftff. "Was year husband aa Um yesterday f" asked the lawyar of a woataa to a eass ia whieh hath baaband aad wife were witnaaaaa. Xo," she aaswarsd, with a saaav "he wasn't oa Mm stand. He was aa taa set That'i Um Mad of a ama he it, wheaever Umto aaythiag- to set oa, from a aaua seta io tae top rau oc a M ePBBWweawvwwW CVewWa?a A Lacky Woman. Oosonel Terger had tto bad lack to drop) a vaswaala iamp, thaueMag it ta a Dear ma, aow aatortaaatar' Mrs. Terger. "How aa How tooky I let it am for if yoa bed done ft Td kavt raised Um miithlsf of a row. Tern are to big toek Umt it was I who dropped mat lamp, Ms" ream oV)fo. Kngliek mwyere, whoa dintosr to nandred years aaa, swedes "Um stknel inaetsra." who thea wrote wills, sad, by ttoir aawaaswX Saaak maaamMBWmaaljaam LMrfkL OKoavej ewBV BBffJVffsaaBMjs ggMM Uvea si la in. Ia awa soaatry mm Mtowiag toast ased to to a favorttaat dlanera of Um hart To tae lawysr's frisad the aaaa wke make Ms will" " "Hello, BfHyl birthday r Wbstolete toeakln' a wiaaowt to pat ia grandma atomse a wwlppia far forgetUa' lt saHerglmmaasaoe to take to , Jna Blaelc gtasmsa aa' I got torn m after prod wHk a ta' aa' mm b of taeteto' to I waat a. km, Wn a feed

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