Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 32, Number 39, Jasper, Dubois County, 13 June 1890 — Page 1
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rUVMNUBI' KVKIlIf FRIDAY, AT JANCR, DUBOIS. OBWTY, INWANA, MX OLRNKNT IMAKK. OFFICE. I COURIER IlUILMlNQ OK Whst Sixth Strkkt. " iKlCMor HUHHOKIPTION.
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OUR WASIIINGTON L
Waiiiimtok, D.C., Jhm S, le0.
WAA ft 041 Wul AV afeaaa) t.a I
rr'"--v. Senators Sherman And Allison at At
The sutHH-intendent of public instrue. logger tpU over the crar.y quilt hodge
Mon Iihr completed hl nuiMuHiuiment of liodge kanwn as the McKinley taril bill
tint mihih school luml for the e iimiing aed Senator AIIUoh in reiwted to be
year.
Grant and Tilde. KfMwt III Cwht, Mr. George W. Child, ef PklUM
phi, famous thoughout the world m a
Warrick CntsMty Democrat. TIm lemeerata of Warrick eouaty
in Convention on Saturday Mat
with lion. B. S. Fuller a Chairman Md
Secretary. The
netroHOfart. the confidential friend of twinney
the icroAt. and the bountiful Benefactor of, resolution! i say ... , , .
II unrtl.u MmrltiM. ma wrltlflu h i riRaT inn American laoorer nun
nn nr.iiiHii luilll tor lilt) f Hull Kg """ oriwiwr nnwin m rrimriru iw ""7 ....... .......... , lj1uwn.,,.1,ilu i...f v.tt va vnara Tli, l.i.ere. on II, H.!.m, r,ia prejiariHg a .meecl, t l delverlirecol
'I' . ! .r i ... .. - .... . . hi....i .i.... i . i...,...i..M r mi liv the nnnrmwive cImm legislation of I lie
ner iHKikiiiMi uir mil hh iub hoot hi ine oen- mvni m inwn.i u v i- - ... ..,i:
KTKm AltVKKT'NKINO.
to
llio rroillt of mt'.U Mi-hitol cliilil wilt Iim $l.:tl. iiiMtead ol 1 35, hk it hh KhI
ic atitinro I0lin-orln(wi, 1 wek.fHK) yr. It in fxtiniHiwI Hint Klin will neLulmOMIMMt lUHBrtiOH, 7B clH.t'i IhIO R IPllllClioil ill lhl'.llMIJtll lit tlm Meh s..Imo(Hii ffw Lchoolicrm of hI.oui i,.imU; Th to-
. 1 1 n .k. . . . t ii .1 41. m a.uin t. ... - . I I .... a.
IfOMifQi' Tll'"o",' " ihi hiuoiiiu mr w.fumm pnriKiitrH huh icnr
I-it,! V fraction over evon biiuhh! r .uiiiiiteil ah a mitiAre. TIiaso
oil ihVtwnw for IrAtielotit wlvortliie
',,,10 to rftitHlar Ailvortlaew. Votii'cs of tiiMiiHtHiHt of ailmltilHtHaul1cual iiottcoHoflikfcliAranler
VM. V t'OX.
K. M.MII.rtllKN,
COX & MILBUHN, LAWYER8, .JA8PI3W. - INDIANA,
01'FICK-Hf Httilrn Br Vvnt OHIv. 1I.C li. IW
will le tl.uau.OBS'JU. Forty-titlit
coiiiitifn in the dUiM ilrw out of the luml inure limn they rontrilttn, hikI forty-lwo my in more timn thny draw out. Mariun county, fur th (lrt tittle in ninny yiiHi H, cnitribylen wore Hiah it ri'cclvH. Tin) tMiuiHumtioii nhowH AnliKht ilt'crruiiH in tlio number of noliool nhildreu from
.IhmI eir, thn tntiil IxiiiiK 770,823 how, iHiiiiHt 770,876 ihtni. Indianapolis
ikiitinel.
The Hiiiomit apimrlimipd to DutKiiH county under t!ii distribution in $y,78l.77, iimui tht: baiK of 7,4K7 fcliool ieinim eiiuiin-ralcd. 01 thia fttiiii (hero wan collecteil in iHlert'Nl atnl taxeViuthiM county $7,114 44, HhowiiiK that oh thn May ap-
Wiii vkotick IN TDK rnllKTK OK IKJHOIH piirtioiiuieut i)ulKiM county tlrHWH $'2, 'ii oijoi.nmno nni.NTlKs, l-roine u- oi7 33 :hool lund inure HntMnlio imya in.
Lnut year lli May apiuirtioiiuieiit to thin
cmiMly waa J,8W 05. makiiifr a ditl'i r-
cnce in Una county owiHg to the change
or ratu ol hilprtfut, and the mcreaae.ol
eiiuiiieratioii of OHly $'J6.KH-ao that th ncliooU next year are likely to 1h aa Iouk m ntmal throHich tkia eotiutv. it not
longtir. They tihotitd be eix luoutha 1m leK tk Im every towtmlilp. "
hand nt thn kb-ki'r
the UfpHlillcHHH of Hie t'oiuuitttea im
coiiceriicil, hikI th Ht'joiity of tkecom
mi l tee are working like Inavere to yt through with the bill, And up to date they kavft madn ho ckanf(e of Import aiicc. Some ltplilicMa aay the bill will im rrportwl in a week, but it ic more probable that it will take four wrrke to Ktl through, allewiHtf that harmoHy cohtinuHft in tho RoiuuilUec, which in by no
wcaiia riMtain.
Wkat a; PreimiHtt Lelwyew 'twit
ike SaMto FaeU BxkfC
i i.i i... r.it -.1... I..rl.,..w il.o u..,Mf inliinata ami Irualixl 1 lVIluuiirnn imnr unill 1110 ninniins '"'i
mr, kmiiimii iir inii, mm nw bti- ii im. ,- ............ ............ - . - t ii..r i.i ' ..i. i.. rin..i n.af f:..i.n.i Cr.ui k.i ir is forced iitHiH u that uhi reliHf
uir, in in i inn uuini in inn riniNvr .v. - ...... ..... . , CoMimltf...' Ih tkVnieaMiiHn.tliepaity.Cl.ild-.and 4iuall a the pamphlet U, it lwdy. c;m.8h the farmer- wiiat l aooii
IfHller- Wf Ml lo HAVe KOIIi'H me WHIP chiiihim mucii uni iiMHiirTci ueiiiie wii,- ." "lluLL
irertainlv no far na prliUfd. Whilpthoae rewinlaoeticea em-,"i "y laiMircra
ph-i7 the Kcneral conception or ieue-iin " ,uw ' " ral Cranl'a iiiirA anil Inllv liMraiiNkl O.liar for the laat few ymm i naUsinir aitch
that tlii-ni a imv widcM)ra1 diacoutAMt Ih Verv twrt of I
lltfht'oii an iucldeiii that will make the t eoHtitry and kt dtfe, flrat, to tarilT,
cloain hoiira of hia adminlHtration m'"" proaiotiinj cownterce who oumr I'reMdeut ever memorable. "General nation ami ftHterinjc and building ttp Grant wan staying with me in I'hiladel- trueta aad momMioliaa at noma, and phia," writea Mr. Childa, "at the limp of wnteu ata up and carrie into effect the the Tilden and I (aye' campaign, and oii!tl aHd erroneoua idea of the Hepuhli-
tho moruliii: of ibo iHouientoua tlay Anerc,1 iiworm anu iriaianou, iv una
the election, when tin return gave Til-
8mwikir Iti-ed la ifelllnif a irooil deHl.dfii a inajoiity of all lite elector, ho ac-
.r ....... .I..,.. ............ I . a i.. ..-.i ...ii-iiiniiuiiinil hid lit iiiv ollirH Allpr a
ui iwivnli liu'iil ici miiium un iwnni nil, , - ... .... ....i.ti.i. i...: . i... u..i.. ..r i.At. xv iiu.iiiHiiia an uniiiotii Rftiu bl'mnii deHouiice aa iiHreAsoiiable. unjiHt and un
ihe Hon.e retaurHt. The only i HVi t "S.-HHtor ami one or two other Iwdii.glAnjerjcan, ami I we favor a tariff r.i .. i t. i . i. ...ii(..iii.i.iioanB aiuiirnil in suit iiov wnnt tnat olncea all the neceManea of llfo on
ui HirtiniiT linn iimh iu iiuu inc wnic ui i .... ,. , , , I . i a. . . i i .Ik. f iaj 1 1 ol att.l 1 1 1 a I lb. MVanlUd ffilt III
i r ilka over t im bar. and to put the pro- "vrr me reiorn. uayii iiifi.e n--u.-iH,,"- ..-.,-.. "7 :'," . .. I . . 1 1 W J ; I .11 .nAiumul tiHrkiil.l ItA lavifiul rta I ll A III Tm
iMUWiwiiaiuiiim iifi-iwiMoriiE. hhiii. iih)ti.""'"""" """" " - iaelBcied, an opinion in which the othera'Mrie, to which ahould be added A graded
coincided. General Grant listened to income tax.
man la rightfully the subject of taxation
for the benefit of another, biiuli a uibm-
lure is the McKinley tariff bill, which we
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UltETZ A SWEENEY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
JASPER. IIDIAVa OKKICt: iivor -IrthH Trwslnr'a Waititlt-r Khnp. a. J. lioNEYcJurr, ATTORNBY AT LAW,
ai a MaMlaUy.
W. A. TAtLO. W. .' tMMITIft
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Ofllei ana 4w Kkh orlie a. !- n.
BKUMU UUKTTKKR,
1TT0HNIT AT IAW,
And Notary Public, JarKi. laniAaa,
tin LI. araette- In all tk Canrt of thW
WV
An fxpreaaion of Senator John
Sherman, made In lilt sieech In the benato taut week oh the silver bill, ex
presses exactly the Republican docttine a regards aitver, and all who believa in a bi-metallie currency, one eiiual with
the other, should remember his utterance
as Ati authoritative voice of bis party
He aaid.
1 am for a high standard, and thAt
staadard gold. I am for the abattrioHMieHt ol ni Ivor aa a mHy
atatal, I Having It to lw atMMl aaljr
w at aakriltliary cola."
Tkat is a pretty atiff unl for the voice
ef Hew York and Maachut for lta HOMtiHatkm for tke PrealileiKty in Ike
next RefHiklkHiH Naikmal Convention.
retry cumiiln.. IndUn.
Jant. 1H74.
Hltorney at Law JASrKR, INI).
rtU. pneUe In ito CmrU f 1Mmr?f,Jl?f
T Uetil Ulturullr looBi- f"r""" ' 0eeln ih-"CMT.-r" t'lt.llH.WfilMln Slrl D EIITI8TRY !
Dr. IJ. A.. MOSBY, RESIDENT DENTIST,
imSLAND, - IND. 11RNIIBKS lit prufowloiwl rrvloo le H nenUnX work In the denial line, ami prtHBlw. I lv- It Si
i""omuiniim, uol pule want wtriany i"Mv 1 ti.lall-ikarr,iMiet. Aprlll. lSHA-lT
GENERAL STORE
Mrs. C. HOCHGESANG Cor. isthaml Hart Main te., JAa-pBtt. INDIANA,
HASRKOKIVKIIMKKaUMMKKATOCKOF
BRY-OOODS. GROCERIES LADIKS SH9ICH, NOTIONS. m
Whirl; .I,. t,tffrt tm the jbiig t a VKRT SMALL
'"vrii, anunvil ill IHitfi etum w m B
ijf,Conltfpro(MCpnfa1lkliidtaki'nlnKfnilAIr.B
A r INK IIKST MAKKKT FKHiK, MIR Hww. MiylHw-iy,. OKCILIA MIH5MOKHANU.
AIV OFFER T3 i ARMEKH THE PROGKBSsiVK FABMEB
and Jaaper Courier for f OQl As will be seen by adv. in Attatfaar foltimn we offer tka "Coarkr" aa4 Ike 'frogrewive Vucmw" the aelckil orgaa f f he F. M. li. A., togaikar lor t. Horn J? the time to aubfwribe. Of eaarn, at tnete Urns, it is cask in advance.
r. II U. A. uaa ta Dent. FAtmer Alatt Ytm aakaf ta wiimmrt- aar tlekat
taki IkiLea wa wWkNtsasaekegi
taat wW iaeiisit aa latajara?
LHmh. Faramr W kt I aaaaart tka F.
M. IT. A. tkklt Ma, Mat yat. Oar
ewanlry w taxed litgk eaoaga now, Mt
alowa electing jaan tnat wilt Md pro tantionista to carry out tkeir cause.
F. M. U. A. iham Is it Mot protection tkat us farmers wanto?
lm. Farmer- Yt; we want lo be
protected Irom "Quayi-m" aad "blocks uf tivu'who are watching every wove
UI IHI r. Mi AM illinnina
carry water on both shoulders.
LjrTbfl Itepublksaaa l.areed their all verbill tkroaitk the Hoaae on Salurday
It provkke ror j-edaemlag ailver cvr tirtcatea'in bullkm iHsteadllf coin, there
bv virtually detiioneti.ing eilvor as
ihe euual of itold. Thsy vjuled nquarely
agiHt an annndHM! prtnriJiHK for the irea ouinage of silver, l'uey were all but night whipped atto vtba aarty ranks
in favor or (lie single goiu .sianuaru tienmnded bv the bomlhokiers and atoaey
loatiers. These are the mati that refuee to vole a just service 'ptihikHi bill to tke
oldiersoa Account of us exnHfl, anu rota an increase of the tazee upon nearly all articles of necessity usvd by laborera
or farmers, but yet, oy tueir votes oh
the ailver bill, agree lo aonaie minions
lo tka gold bugs. Will the people aland it. And viH for legislative candidal to
coMiiuue this counter
"Well, vet ready." said Lloyd
JobHsoN, aa be entered tka drug store at
ilillhaw. "Who'fl comine?" asked Frank, tin)
- -
attorney, aa bu waa aervoimiy wimiuug a piece of pine.
"oonifctHKiy naa come, repneu u7 ltu. and Dave pricked up their
....... - - ... ... 1 ... A.. tl.
itri. "coi. sc ireeucr a narw, m n
eaer's to be at New Albany next week, and one of e mast be there. Mitwi
ntuet keep it still, ea that lioc aornney,
Hor Joe. nur mu. nor none ei w"i m,T iwiuiiurailo MMaibera eueaeet it. lie
uva tka F. M. 11. A.'s beiped us elect
Nele. this apriug, end tbey will help aa
elect a KepreseuiAiive anu uem., mu urn v.Im MHa others ibia Fall, if we gam
kn tba wool nulled over tkeir eyes,
and one of as must go lo New Albany to
leara Mlchcuer's plans to Keep tnew i liua, end I tkougkt lkn. might go." "No," says Ilea., "you can go witk tke iaaal auuiiniDH. d take ui eome pro
duce, ead buy some goods, aad don't . . . li... . ami Itl I A
forget that other iiuw saww wmt you're up, Aad I'll pay part of tba ex
pense. M "Well, I've gat w money to aey saye Frank, -bat If Uncle Seea won hi give me Ike job of Uking uewnae 1 eeukl laud a Httte."
Of coarse you'll keve imw,-
Ben. "Aa old soldier, always a iwpuu-
licaa. ead bow am F. M. d. a. man, aw iuu nnulJ laMt Vnli it thV IrHHl."
"Well. I'll nave to ae raoamvu, way, If 1 go," sakl Lloyd, "for it
" AfdTwM settled, And tke aext feyUeef kely irater.
the train took produce for flew Aieani
KYannh IJlk. aHO IBC OWHVT wvtti
prietor 10 tho trotilde of aervlag liquor
to his KHi'KtN Heated limtead of etanding,
n tho Komi old faftliioiieii way. Silling
at table lo take your whiskey la a Itoaton idea.
When Be nator Stewart stated on tke
floor of the Henale that Major Powell,
director or the Geological Murvey, was
at the head of "a l)ihic-in hoepltal for
ame dunka." be -truck tke nail square
m tite neaii. ina ueotagK-Ai survey
occupies large Ami luxnriously fit tad up
inarters Itere, and aa man baa over been
ante to put his aaml upon Anything
tangible performed by (Hat barean, and
t haa Ionic lieen A atamling joke that the
imly work tierformed by Major Powell
and Ids Humeroae assistants was In Ihe
nature of lobbying to get fancy appro
priation tbraaglt Congress tor them-
selvee. Tkse fellow call themselves
scientists, ami perhaps tkey ere. They have certAinly warned tke eeieece ot
liviag in style At tke expense of tke
goveraeteat. Aa luvestigatioa wouhi amount to nothing unlese the "pall"
which Major Powell has o long aad
saccasefully kad upon Coagroee sbeald
tail 10 work.
Assistant Postmaster General Clark -
nun, who kas of late beea posing aa the speeial chempiaa af tke anti-civil ser
vice H-gKHt, MM fllMWHMeti HUKIJ Ol inCW
kv iHravlng htmoeir to ae a- great a nm-
kaaT as the civil aerviee taw. M r. Clark-
Una ressntly dleaoaared tkat JaH ae kbtj
oflkku Mm was weariag He ateee, the
noatAl service on tke Paaife oeest was
Needing an oMekU Inspection by him and having iHevtonsiy made arrange
mentu witk aa obliging railroad amchtl
for the use of a private ear, Mr. Ctarkaoa
darted oti his larewell junket. At Dea
Moines his family will join this model
orHvitl, who is doing his level best to
reduce the Treasury nurpln. As soon
aa Mr. Clarksan gets tired or traveling over the Pacific sloe he will retura to
WeahiHgloa and renign. Senator Carlisle is tka latest Demo
cratk statesmen to give the Farmers'
Allien c a aotne aood aJrtoe. In reply lo
a letter from a gentleman la Alabama
tutting hie views off Ike Mil, which lies lust beea reeerted adversely by the
lleaee trommittee oa Ways and Means
ia urovlde for tke eetAMlshmeat of
Hubtreasuriee for tke storage of ngri
cultural products, Mr. Carlisle saye:
"The taratera have beea taxed so loag
lor tke benefit of other classes ead have
m ao much tarielation for the aggrAa
diaeeaent of corporatlone ead eymlkAtes
that their iwtieaoe le exaeasteii, oao
ftnding it imiossible, for the time being
at leeat. lo neolisft tne syetem wntcn nas
oppressed aad deapoiled tke greatest ina . - - - ,a -A. . a A 1
dnatriai interest at ine omiHiry, urey re now demaading tkat tka very policy,
which tbev have heretofore nenouaecu
as unjust ami ruinous shall he Applied to tkent, or rather a part of them, for ao
Hckofiie kaa vet been suirgesiea imh win
operate alike upon all farmsra. fiat ao evil can be correct inI, no wrong can be righted, bv increeelnt: its magnitude and
extend mr the seoae or us operation
There is hat aae aaeetuei remeuy tor ine
evil which uadoaatedly exists, and that
ia to reverse tke policy wktek produced
it."
I'ost matter Geaeral Waaamaker is earninr tke ill-will of ell tke email
WAking(oa pension aeon Is, because he
s a low mr one mrge arm, watcn puo
llskee a penN, to violate the postal laws in semliner oat ooaiee af tkat paper.
Like Mr. WAuamaker, tka kead or tkia favored concern wae a large contributor
to tka Keoablleaa oampalgi fa ad, wbieb
exewaetk maav tblacs.
" . T. mm
Another nenston Attorney, Jtr. iemoa,
went on Gaa. Keum'e note ia kaak bare
tlii week for i3e.OO0. aad teen tke Pea
akm ConHnisskmer ordered tka eases be
wee proseeating made special and for-
wanted, thus nuuiag eooai w.w emtme
for blm on tka fnkmed lie. JCvea tka
beet Ksaabl leans, aad Gea. Kaam woe
always eoneidared in tkat entail ekes,
seem to kave saeeambed la the "yoa tickle me, aad 111 tkkle yoa" pelky, la
tkeir oAekM aeatiags wiui taa govern mint eed tke eurDlae.
RAMator Ouav le eald to be mack elated
over tke eaoeees Mkbeaar, of ludiaaa, reporU be is having in "setllag epH Ike farmers AlliAaee for watectleaiet mamliera of tka aest Indkaa Ijof iemtere, ae
Quay kfttee Dea. Yeorkees
V. A.
them, but sold Hoihiug. After they bad
settled the matter in their own minus he said. Gentlemen it looks to me as if Mr. Tilden U elected.' "
When the excitement over the uncertain result increased, and it was plain that there was danger of .another Civil War mill-its o me amicable mode of adJusting the dilHcultv emild be reached,
Geo. Graut usvd all of his influence to
ecu re the appointment of an Electoral
Commission. He complained to Mr. Child, for whom be had sent and who remained his guest at the White House
for several weeks, that the Republican
politicians were opfiesetl to the Umniuis.
ion. "1 named a leadline Democrat in
the Louse (Huh. Samuel J. Randall)" saye Mr. Child, "who was one of the
moot prominent men in the country, a man of large influence and of great integrity of character, and whom it would
be well to see. I emit for Mr. Kaixiaii
lo come to the White House to see me, and put the dilemma to him aa follows:
It is very hard for the rreetuent And
verv emlmrewing to men oh his own
frto that this measure does not eeeni to find favor with I hem, beside having
Oeataeratic opposition. Republicans tink they miicUt ae well count Tilden In
aso Agree to aa Electoral Commission ;
bat ae tka feetiag tkroagkoat the oouatry
demands as honeet a count of the vote as
l aeible, tkis Electoral Com 111 low Ion ought
to be Appointed.'' Mr. Randal! responded favorably and then Geueral Grant sent tor Senator Coukling to whom, 'with deep eamestHes," he aaid : "This mat
ter le a serious one ami The L'eopie feel
it deeply. I think this Electoral Comtaisslou ought to he apHiuied." Conkling answered : "Mr. President, Senator Morton" (who wa then the acknowled
ged leader of the Senate) "is opposed to
it And opposes vour cllorls ; but If you
wish the Commission carried. 1 can kelp
to do it." Grant aaid: MI wish it done,"
aad thereupon Coukling went to work aad "contributed hie powerful aid is
nutting it through tke Senate."
The result wae the eeatiag of Hayes.
as everybody knows, but Mr. Childa discloses a fact that Iias been known to only
a few until hie momoiraof brant were
published, and that is that Grant him
self not only believed Tilden was elected.
but believed that l lie JLIectoral Commit
sion woald so declare.
"Just before General Grant started an
hie journey around the world." writes
Mr. Childs, "he was spending days with me, And at dinner with Mr. A. J. Drexel. Col A. K. McClure and myself,
he reviewed the contest over the creation
of the Electoral CommiMkm very fully and with rare candor. The chief signi
ficance of his view lay in the fact, as he
stated it, that he expected from the lie
ginning until the final judgment that the electoral vote of Louisiana would be
awarded to Tilden. He spoke of South Carolina and Oregon as justly belonging
lo Hayes, of Florida as reasonably doubtful And of Louisiana as for Tilden.' Tbis disclosure as to Gratit'a views on
Ihie eventful episode in our history, will
add immeasurably to the respect and esteem in which hie memory ia held by
The People of the Uuited States, who,
with rare exceptions, are practically a unit in the belief that the Presidency
was stolen from Tilden by Dill Chandler
and the gang of political desperadoes who manipulated the returns of Louisiana, so as to elect a Democratic Gover
nor of Louisiana, who received a less
majority than Tilden received in that State At tke same election. Mr. Guilds' little book has coutributed this valuable incident to the history of
that exciting time, aad has given a new
reason for cherishing Ike memory of the
patriot aad Statesman, uiyesee . Oram.
Will George Self tell his readers About
hie going to New Albany last week aad meeting Miehener? Ml ok seer bee made hia boast tkat he intended to catek the
vote of tka F. M. B. A. this fall, especially for the RepuMieaa candidates for Senator And KettreeenUtive. He no
doubt gave Self his little scheme to work
in Ibis county. Uns or tne uepuuuoan schemes witk sagar-ooAtsd promises is
to eat dowa tka fees and eateries of
eoMBty oaeers. Will the people be
caught with such iupablieau bait, wnen this seme Republican par'y inereesed the
eatery or the I'reaideut of the united
Skcond We favor the unlimited coin
age of both gold and silver.
third Favor increase or legal leader
circulating medium.
fourth -HedHctlOB of eateries 01 an
officer.
Fimi Opposes gambling in farm product, and cello on Congress to pass a law to prevent it. Sixth In favor of peaaioae, and aa income tax on the rich to pay them. Seventh -In favor of reducing legal rate or interest to alx Der cent.
Ewirrtf That we heartily sympathise with all tabor aad farm organization,
whose obiect i to protect the people
against trusts, combines, and ell other
I'ucroaebnteatf of the powerful ami
wealthy classes and corporatlnntr aad we invite the aid and co-operation, and efforts as co-workers with us in one
common purpose, to secure equal anu
exact justice to all with special privileges
to none. Ninth We are opposed to the present national banking system, and believe that the government ought to reena directly to the people all the drculatittg medium necessary for business purposes. After the resolutions were adopted,-
Isaac S. French wae inetraeted for for
Senator, and Thomas W. Fuller, fur
L'roseeating Attorney.
Tba following county ticket was
nominated : ReoroeenfAUve. Isaac S.
Hay; Clerk, John Perigo; Sheriff, W. L. Scales; Auditor, Gaines Bees; Treasurer; Isbam Masters; Reeordar, Allen Ibv : Coroner. George Pierce : Commis
sioners Bona Uerr, Jacob Roth aad
John Phillip.
Hon. W. F. Perrett was instructed for
for Congress. The eonventien wae addressed by
Isaac S. French, candidate for Senator.
and Hon. J. G Shanklin, and delegate
were appointed to State and district eon vent ions.
4a Facta
Dubois? Kvanavilie Caark, Almost every day Me of (novo who have believed tkemselves citlMne of tba' State of Indiana makes the dfseovr that this is not the caae, althoegli .they have lived in it for year, end enjoyed all the rights and pr Ullages of cltiianship, they are yet alien.. Two' proenfneat Germane made thitf discover yeaterday, and immediately, went bfera the Judge of the Circuit CtftVft and look
out their second. papers. These were Mr. Christ. Kelchm'an and Jff. Cbas. Zitzlaff. two old residents. , In this connection a well-posted nttaber of the Evansvllle bar remarked to' a Courier reporter yesterday that in nine criminal eases out of tea triad in the Circuit Court the verdicts of the juries" could be set aside as illegAl, fteoauae the' statutes of Indiana' erfpresely sav thAt no
alien can serve on a grand or petit Jury, and, from late developments, there hasf not beea a jury empaneled in this county for years that did not contain' thi names of one or more aliens. He also, remarked that all of the verdicts rendered
by jurrss thus cditetitnted could doubtless be set aside, and many erimiaahv turned loose who. aire now serving ear eeatsuces fa the Slate prisons.
Comwfettdv
Tha new extension of the St. Loots' Air Line track, from Mt. Vernon, III.,to Belleville, III;, was completed and tba' last spike driven on Thursday. The line eompletee the line from Lonisville to St. Louis, end gives ,the" Air Line' their long-aoaght direct line to St. Louis.Preaident Mnckey baa purchased a'grwvef hawk near Princeton. In d..-and' the wor
of rwHaatrag the whole limy is now waif
nmter wey.- . The new Una 111 be opened for psJS senger traffic on July 1, and MM new' vestibule trains, witk parlor asnT dtaiag' cars, will be put oa. The Air Lino people claim that these trains are the nasi
in the world. The ears were built for this line at tba Fa. man ebope. and are wow ready for dativsry.-EveasviMa' C-ourleft
IfaUrresnt Taxea. Oa Wednesday, SfterieT McHair tfP
celved chssks from the twa
which traverse .tba eoanty for the year lftV. .
The Bhr Fear's eback wee for
ae aad tka Air Line's for tf.Mf-tt, a
total of sm,ma.i& from tne two rowan.
Tkoee who have the kka that raH roads are good for noibing sxeapt to extort money from tba people woald tod tbetr taxes eoneiaarabM bantiar bat for tba a meant contributed to tho county fande
by tho two roads.--Mt. Carmel MeaMwV
w 1 tkat AaaJtma
Tke State Convesitlew.
The Democratic State Convention haa been eel led to meet at ladianapoli.
Thursdav. August 28. 188 J, for the nom
inatlen of candidates for (he various State offices to be filled At the November election. The basis of representation i
one delegate for every 200, and one dele
gate for every fraction over 109 votes
cast for Conrtland C. Maison tor uov
ernor, which will give a total repreeeNta-
Hon of 1.907 de agates.
Thia will give the rountles ia the 3d
Congressional District tba following
number of delegates : Crawford .....
Daviess .... 13 Dubois IS Greene - 13 Knox 18
Lawrence .
Martin - , - 8 Orange .... g The report from the State were of the
most encouraging character. Chairman
Jewett, of the Slate Central Committee,
expressed himself as Mgniy pieaeen wun the condition of the party organisation throughout the State, which he said was
far In advance or wnai 11 wasai mis ume
in 188. New committees have already
beeu fully organised in eighty-one
counties, and the other eleven will be re nnrnn'Md bv the 1st of July. The He
publicans were making, he said, some effort to defeat Democratic candidates
for the Legislature by attempting to use the Farmers' Alliance for that purpose, but the trick was so apparent and so selfish withal that little or nothing
would come of it.
Dr. Fred. T. Aust. sentenced to the
penitentiary for life for the murder of
his brother-in-law, J ernes uumparey, a Winslow, Pike county, in 180, was paroled from the Prison South on the
5th bv Gov. Hovev. oa the condition
that he hereafter refrain from the use of
liquor end conduct hiavseir Ih nil regarue iu obedience to lew. He entered the
prison Aug net 29, 1881.
Tw n. R. PeektnaAUgh. of Leaven
worth, haa been tendered by President
ifarriasi th noaltion of Clerk of tke
District of Alaska. The clerk le ox-of-
flcie Secretary of tke Territory, and taa office pays $2,500 and fees. The positiou is au important one, atid Judge PiwiktHi, nauirh is mta ifieft0 till it. It is
Dr. Fattour em Mavlsdaai. "I wleb we oould get rid of the stAfe
meet about tba Pope being anti-CenSst. so that we cab recoguhfe taa validity af
Itoman Catholic baptism. I wish tba
eembly would ompbaeiee the , desrief
that we believe in infant dAmnatioa, of that it is in our standard. I wish I had a voice thet would reach Around tba work!
to reaffirm that there never was aad never can be a just foundation for tka
charge that wo Presbyterians have ever
believed in infant damnation, or teat,
that doctrine is embodied la the West miuater Standard."
Cleveland and Gray First. Sprisufield, III., June f . The dektgatea to the State convention were yesterday polled as to their choice of candidates for the Democratic party in, lewd, with tba following result: For Preel-dent-Cieveiaud, C31 ; Palmer. 67; Hill, 7; Abbott, 2; Whitney, 9. Vice President-Gray, eel ; Palmer, 112; Morrison, 76 ; Black, 30 ; Btoughton, 31. Gen. Thomas Browne, in his vary courteous reply to the qtisstiesaj fwanounded him by the Msrioaaaaaty tariff reform league, says: "Neither wheat nor earn ta Imported. Our home markets are not invaded to any extent by foreign corn or wheat. Neither the tariff nor a bounty would
afford these industries proteeOon. They
need no protootioa." nrr-At the Democratic Judleeel eon-
veation at English, Crawford eoanty.
W. T. Zen or was renominated mr Juage
and C. W. Cook was nominated for
Prosecuting Attorney by A nnaaimone
vote ot both uarrieoa ana ucawiora couaties.
With the new crematorium at
Lacbeise. Parle, a body is redaeed to
ashes in fifty miautse, at a eeet of aae aad a half francs, or thirty cents.
"I baagbt a donkey yeeterdey Jest for
fan remarked Garmy. " Wen," reaoea
Gaxaam, "thAt's a reoMrksbie inetaaoa of salf-iKesession.M
"New, Johnny, yon know what a none.
K do you T' Ysth uw." "What is Jerusalem;" mAb ejaculation mum."
"Tatbat vou. Jamse?" called hie wife
from en upper window. T, "ha replied. "Who did yon think it waer
"Was it Blaine or Hayes who went oashiBg with Carnegie In See Used ?"
Blaine. Hayes spent tht iunibhkt wun a Cochin China."
probable he will accept. I. 9 joboileklBgcaattii. aark fttea. ,-. f'aT,laa)-ly,aar
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