Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 34, Number 32, Jasper, Dubois County, 22 April 1892 — Page 4
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IDUBOI OOUXTT BOARD
MRALTM.
OF
FRIDAY,
tktion tfcratffk th mil m Mtvas ( 1
For Preidcmt, ISAAC l. GRAY, f Indiana. For Vice Prwdstent, HOItACK HOIK, of low. Democratic County Tieknt.
F1rt Quarterly RosMHrt. 1
ID Xn or karri aor. JaMStarr. If ; Feb-
rwirf, 14; mmNi, 7. Total, ev
X or niKTU. January. 44; Febru-
nrv. v : Rwed, . Total, in.
)nu mm of twine iaslndeu in birth
report.
Xo or mcatm Jtnunrv. ST; Fsbrn-
vy, as ; a area, u. toum tu.
Caus or Dkath. Accident, S; brsu convention, I ; bronchitis, eepi Maris, 1; raup , 4; eryslpel, S; fever, Mtariftl, 1: fvr. trphold. 1 : frost bite. 1: gan
grene, I; Hrt disease, S; homicide, I;
U grippe, 1 : metritis, puerperal, 1 ; out
re, 1; fhhUi, 9; pu-eumotiin. M;
rkeumun, 1; scrofula, 1; rptk)-nia, 1; stomach, congestion, 1. Total 70. AOE AT PRAT.
--MM.wManwamnnmnnnnm SHSffMRMBPHHiiMBR 1
Inn, i
I J'
ywTrtrr.-JACOB m'KCKK. JR.
IVantr aw, WtlAtAJt W. KKXDAI.I. For !MmtTr, MXXKY KKKORR. Far Crn, JOHN K. HKIXKKR. (tatmUikwsr I M . C0XRA1) JACKI.Kr. ('MMr M Wrlc,-JOSKrM KKITZ.
UiHw I year, I le ft years.
ft Id 10 years,
10 to 13 " 15 190 90 to 90 H
90 to 40
- " 1 - w w w IOtOii oir first pe this week will 80 to 90 be found an article from Mr U. F. Mil- I0to70 hum ilonutv I'menliHir Attorner. in 0 to SO
vitUnttinH "nf the Sutes rroCHtioa.IO to 90
ml lack of prosecutions, in the Dnheio St reported,
circuit court. The reader can jsdge how far it justin the course pnrseed. Aa regards the difference between the Butnbcr of cai nollied at lat court, and the number stated in the Cockier heretofore, it ia eat fair to aisle that the Courier's nUtement was M(d on the Adoroementa on the prperf, and the abMtic from tke patera of the rPHni alUgtfi to have bn Hied, we lind upon examination of Judge Zenor'a docket that S2 iHaictwenta were bIIj1 -rea
sons filed being noted or the docket of
nine nt them, and noil led on ''motion of ProsecHtinsr Attorney" in thirteen of
them. The reon were in the Ale p wri in only foar of them when we ex
amined them. The itatate authorizing nolle prosqHi to b entered it Sec. 1671,
K. S. 1891. and la m follows:
"No indieimMt ahall be Bon-pnml
or Information dismiwd, except or order of the court on motion of the Prose
cuting Attorney; and aueh motion muat
he in writing, and the reaon tneretor
muit be slated in such motion and read
ia open court before inch order i made ; and the mere namber of indictments
gain it the tame pmon shall not be eat for non-proinz said indictment.
Thn plain requirements of the ftttute ef a sworn officer it ifemi to a should
He superior to any preeedeats which may hare been followed, ae continuance of a wrong never makee it right, ho matter how old Adam's original sin may hare been. Tnere ia Karcelf a crime in the calendar but might be justified br a
plea that ome person hd eommitted it
before without detection or punishment, if that plea ii to be take m a, good an-iwer.
The Covrixr radieallT differs with
Mr. Mllburn, also, in his eatimate of the
intelligence and moralitr, and law.abid
Jag disposition of the maHee of good
etnaefia of Uueow county. True,
"He who feels the baiter drawHas poor opinion of the law." Bat then ninety-nine of eaeh hundred in Dubois county desire to tee the laws fully vindicated, and all violators proee euted to the full extent not In visdictifneas or raveae;, but to the end that justice may be assured, the public peace
and good will eonterred, and the fair
nime of the people maintained free from
any blot caused by mobe ttul whits cp
out rag m, which are the creations of a lax administration or law, and indicate the
cultivation of a low standard of public
sentiment by its executors. The officers
ot the law will all find that "The Peo pie" cordially BUin them in every (
fort made by them for its thorough,
clean and impartial enforcement against
its violators ot Ml ktsda.
e X 10 - 11 X - 70
of
PCTThe F. M. B. A's of DuboU connty at their meeting in Jasper om the 12th
had less titan a doafi represeatatiree in
attendance. J. M. Burlingam presided
and -J.D. rioonn was secretary. The ral
lowing resolutions were adopted, and of
flcera chosen :
Resolved, That, wberess oar brethren
Wm, J. Kemp, and Wm. E. Kemp, are
reported sick and confined to their bods
that this assembly regrets that our naeh
beloved brethren are aot permitted
be in our councils, and hope that they aaay speedily reoever, and be returned
to their post of duty ia our order, sad to
their famlliei.
Itewlved. That, politics it still a die
trading question, and we eappose al ways will be. There ia no reeeon, bow
ever, why it thowld ia the least dietar
oar organization. A vat majority
ourmemberswill.no donbt, follow the
lead of the great Industrial Conference
at St. Lronia ia February, as they
have a right to do, hut this Is In no wi
compulsory : and members who prefer
to adhere to the old political parties havs a right to do so without forfeiting their
meat to membership. Tbte
was unanimously endorsed. J. M. Burlingame was sleoted to after the twine hvelnese. Pres. J. M. Burlingame. Vifte-l'ren.-.Tohn Kemp, Trees. W. fl. Buford. Sec. J. I) Kooni.
1 he aesembly adionrned to meet a
Ferdinand station, at the Bruaer tenon
home, on the 24 Tuesday la July, 1
Their political resolation gave mem
bers no more rights than tbey exercised two years ago, and which is guaranteed
iy titeir coaitliuUon but two years sc
inw rimcc fin. control and run
It wild, without regard to the funds
menUI principles on which the orcsn
zition was losnded, If the idea that the
organlaitlon is to be one of eockl fra
ternity between member of all parties and of mutual education on all tMlttiea!
subjects, and by a union furthering I he farmer pecuniary Interests, but sternly keeping out nil ptrtieaoship, is maintained uppermost, (be order neey
wwmpina great gsod.
Total,
VATie.VAi.rrT er bea
Males Ameriean, 37; Foreign, 7.
Tot I males, 34.
Females Ameriean, SC ; Foreign, t;
Unknown. 1. Total femaUeo. M .
The SeereWy has made an earaeet ef
fort to obtain all reports. He has written to nearly every interested party, and gent out the Rule and Regulati-HH ot
the State Board of Health, so that alt
certainly understand the requirements of the law by this time. Let all reports
be made promptly eo tbey may be of
tome value for statistical and other pur
poses. H. B BRAXXOCK,
Sec'y Dubois uo. Board or Health.
Letter From Hen. Loroy Cave.
Ireland, Ixd., April II, 189Z
En Jaspsr Courier I see in the
proceedings of the Patoka Township
Convention of April 7th. as published In
ths Argus, A. II. Miller. Sr., moved to
Instruct the delegates to vote ae a amt
for Wm. A. Wilson, for Joint Kepresea
(stive for Dubois and Martin eountiee,
and seconded by 'Squire Doe. Osbsra,
who took occasion to say among' other things that ths Convention ought to in
struct for Wilson, be heing the oely
Democratic candidate before the Con
vention, -tbt Milbura. Cave, Kenan
and AbelU were all F. M. B. A
and aot Democrats.
As to mv position as an F. M. B A.
man I took a decided stand agaiaet
(be order goinginto politics, and I have ben voting tbeDemoeratk ticket since
'54- I caet my first vote for President
in 6. 1 have five sone and they are all Democrats. That is one treat fault
Democrats have is stabbing one another
If the Dsmocrstie party can eneceed by reading life-long Democrats out ef the
party, very well. I am content. I eame
out for Representative late, and on
count ef eiekne I was prevented from
making any canvas, so I am not Btncb
ieappointed at not receiving the nonpi
nation the combination being se that
G rover Cleveland could have not over come it
I am very thankful to my frienos who
supported me. and especially for the
ve votse I received at Jasper, and if it
ever in mr power. I shall be clad to
retvi a the fsver.
RstpectfuHy. Lkrot Cati.
TT'Thn following nanssd gentlemen
have been selected as grand and petit
juretrs by the Jury Commisaienars, J. H
Lemmen and J. P. Salb, fer the nex
grand jury, whieh will be in
next week :
sraxp jrjRons.
Frederick A I lee, John B. Schipn,
John F. Harris, Dnvid P. Gillnam
II. II. Christopher, Jacob Eekert
rTiT JURORS,
Joeeph Stabl, Philip Dilly,
O. B. Kleinholder. Peter Tonderheide
Peter J. Schnarr, jr., Gerhard Welp. Louis Matheis, John F. Gray,
Levi K. Ellis, P. Breitwieser, jr.
W. Boeder mae, jr., Jnceh'JIenkam.
KT Election in Indiana town en net
Monday week, and in mitt nf the net he
Taetday wetk.
(0
Snllmsl
The fownekine of Jeekteu and Ferdi
nand bold railroad elect! one Monday,
and Hall township n Tuesday, for
the pur po of voting on a two per cent
tax to aid ths Chicago, Indlsnapolis and Chattanooga Sontbern R'y. Jackson
township voted it down, while Ferd
nand and Hall carried it. Following
the total vole or each nwnanip
rKKDIXAXI) Towxtntr
For Ike Appropriation.
Against the Appropriation,
JACKfO.V TOWXMir.
For the Appropriation,
reselBtIenrAIlMt lb Appropriation,
HALL T0W3tHtr.
For Ike Appronriatfon,
Against the Appropriation,
CTThn Democratic Slate Convention
mot at Indianapolis yeeterday. hut we in
the "backwoods" have net yet learned the result. The Courier, however, ventures a prediction. If (be convention
Instructed for Cleveland it will secure
hie nomination, aa outsiders will take it
for granted that the agnting ground is
for him. The Repobiieeae will then nominate Harrleon and re-elect him fer
fonr years more, and the K publican
Slate ticket will also carry Indiana by a ronnd nhsralHy. Slink a pin there, gen-
tinmen, for comparison after the voting hi over fa November.
I WAJMIKaTOtf I-
Wauhikotor, D. C April W,
The antMisrHson tnnnMioan senatnte are well niath at the end of their wise. Th trouble fct (hot they eo find nn one te ight Marrison with. After the wkhntawal of Cnllom some t them tboughi x hwr ni'ivtit ill the. Mil. and be wee
.t tar in tltc ik MiAiivr Ar. Ha w - -
been here several dass. hnt he haen't made much pregree ; on the contrary be bee got to the end ef hU rone, as hoi has been told that alter a wen eoneideratie it has been decided that the little episode concerning his war record had anado him an impossibility, and that the best thing he could do weald be to withdraw. This has almost broken Alger heart, but he has promised to withdraw. Ex.Csar Red could have the support f
.the anti-Harrlson men, if it were not for
Mr. Blaine's opposition to him; it ha been tendered to MeKialey, hnt ho would not accept it. Secret eoufersnoes are being nightly held, bat the iudfostieiM sre not favorable to the aati', at least not from the outside. "Teddy" Roosevelt made a ten strike when that resolution autbormiag an investigation of the violations of the civil service law (charged hv him in a report wade last year to Mr. ilrrio,) by Federal officials in Baltimore ws introduced in the (loose. He has long been trying to find out why Mr. Harrison pbjeon-holod that report. The House Committee on Raise will lot Mr. Harrison ear whr no action was ever taken
en the report, and then, if the answer ia not natiefactory, the resolution for an in
vestigation will be reported to the uone
and adopted. n
lien. Hugh S Thompson, ins mo-
eratic Civil Ssrvice Commissioner, a tendered his resignation to Mr. Uarieoo,
te take eiVct May la
Every attempt mads by the Uone to
give the Government more power ever tke national banks, thus adding to their safety as depositories of the people's
moner, has np to tute time nsen tawarced by the Senate. The bill which was
ntMd br the lioase a snort tiase age.
prohibiting the borrowing of money byj
officers of national banks, except by authority of a majority of the bank's directors, which every person familiar with the inside histories of the big national bank failures will acknowledge is a good idea, was promptly saddled with aa amendment ia the Senate, which it
was known that the Honee would not accept, aathorisiag the banks to increase their circulation to the full amount of bonds they have deposited in the tJ. S.
Treasury. Which body legislates for
the neoole. and watea mr tae corpora
i? The Honee, and Senate fairly
represent the parties which respectively
rent rot them.
Senator Dan let, of Virginia, ana in tra
nced an amendment to the a a vat ap
propriation bill appropriating $100,000
lor the expenses ot tae propose international naval review, to be held in New York Harbor and ia Hampton
Bonds, ia April 1893. ia honor of the
opening of the Columbian Exposition at Chicago. The President is directed, as
toon as the appropruwion ueoomee a
law. to invite foreign nations to partici-
n!e in the review.
Somebody is doing M& very reok-
wearing ia the reastoa untee ia-;
veetigtiioa. Assistant Secretary Bos-
sey flatly eontradictrd a etatemeai mane
by Green B. Beam, or,, and caiwa upon
he committee to jadga watea oi inem
bad lied.
Secretarr Foster undertook the very
difficult task of bolstering np aa tttegsl
act the spending of money received as . - s
bead tax oa imtuigraaia mm- Miegen im
provements on El!" leiand wita aa
epiuioa from the Attorney General, eieatlv made to order, and as might
bars been expected, an moos a mnare ei the job. The alleged opinion is but a
lawyers plea; it juetiacd use sat nooning
of the expenditure by Assistant Secre
tary Nrttleton on the ground that the
late Secretary Windom bed cent
plated if he bed not actually done the
same thing; and Congress in asked to accept this as a vindication nf Mettlotnn, but it will not do so. If JTettleton has
not resigned before Joint Immigration Committees conclude their iuveetlgatien
of this matter, it is believed that tbey
ill recommend his removal, and also
that ot Superintendent Owen.
Mr. Harrison may find bimeeif in
very awkward predicament, on aceonnt
of bis veiv remarkable assumption et
power ia paying an indomaity nf nai.VMJ
to Italy out ef the State department eon tingent fund, without ceasnltiwg Con
cress at all. This aenecof authority is
absointeiy without precedent, neV eon
gressmen of both parties are at proseat
inclined to ask awkward onset ions
about it when the Consular and Diplomatic Xppropristioa bill gets before the
House. The House committee on Rules
been trying to get up some satisfactory
method of putting a stop to the printing
in the Record of matter entirelv foreign
te the proceedings of the House, each a
the entire contents of books and pamphlots, which have been printed therein
during the test week; but the matter is a very delicate one, involving privileges
nf which every msmbsr is
nothing has been agrsed npon. The common sense of the members will probably asms to the rescue, and atop
the abuse of a arivitsnm which ia Resin
is highly desirable. C. A. n
CARPETS!
ninishiffiii" hlihhT Mm" mil m "m n ' a i wfw"nnBFnmmi anuymninuanjunmsmnwt
rK XKW 'SPRING STYUK OF CAKPBTiXGS OX RXHIBITIOX AT GEO. W. RUOSKMKR'S, on Beet dixth Street, am the ntet Beautiful Good ever shown iu Jasper. The foltuwiug are a few
alt
nf the most Attractive gpsesaitms :
IM Xew Patterns nf Tspeetry Brnsseie Carpets, some nf thorn as low as Cc. per yard. A large variety of Two-Ply Ingrain Carpets from ate. In tec per yard, beautiful colors. 200 Different Patterns of Wall Paper from 3 to 3Qc. per Roll.
XMvfcit.wse-r.
If God has plucked the bright blossom
from your home It is tor a pmrpsso none t as dare dirlnn He alone can pour
halm upon your emened noart. ine holy jov k year ef knowing: that that Angel's oyss now watch for year eom-
md that vnnr bsantifol eon will re
ceive yon when life's dark day is dm Tf the teedsreet or much loving T
nathv eonld sooths yon. dear brother,
learn that yen nave it irom Your Sister. Mas. PcrrBR A. Fun. Frankfort, BTy. April lKh. 18M.
-rynr have tried te imitate "C C.
n PriAi- Cora Cure." but have failed
There are none like it Manufactured
br J. C. Mrndenhall A Co., EvanevilleJ
Ind. Sold by M Friedman. 4w
NOW OPEN AND COMPLETE !
THE NEW STOCK AT
J. A. Bermersheim A Co.'st
CLOTHING
STYLES!
15 New Shades Henrietta at 25c.
LEADERS IX r-
Don't Be Humbugged ! Djy pd and Notions. Cheap Groceries,
trr iinmiR that ihr Walter A. Woods
Binders and Harvesters
Havn Always Taken Tes Cake
tUXRS. T. ERNY, Agent for
Best in Use!
KritoMIHy mm StrHtUr
atYN fir
AhmSk
FIELD TRIALS I
GE01GK P. TAGRI S
JASPER AGRXT,
Aeriim.
NaHien nf AppHentlea far Lia.aer
mTOTKrR U Wthr sf Utc riahm f fm iUMtolmaii.SiWiHMn.M ,
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kuNMM(M!b.RMMmHItilM
Wc r ta f Jft. m ay. WfMiMr.litiM. ALOIS OKAXSlsrAChKR-
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5t HEATING
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CORPORATION 8ALL0T!
TOWN OF JASPER!
Section Kay t, 1W2.
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COOKING STOYES
ft TIHWARE, HARDWARE
FAMCY LAMPS, BIRD CAGES
CUTLERY, AOTiOAS Ac.
Bargains on Demand.
Etet Side Xiiblic ciuaTe. JASPER, IIVI.
DRUG ST01IE !
Cifier if 6th iii Jacksoi Streets
Dom.
Dam.
its
107
71 lit
111
71
atrThe twn BepnWicsn papers at Hnntingbnrg attempted te aroneea tees! dieeatisfnctioH there with the county ticket nominated by the Democrats. You're "knawing a tie," gentleman. r0n our irtt pegs this week will be found an ex t rant from the speech ef Congressmen Bretx en the tariff, whteh we especially, seaauad te our farm reader.
The Monon on Tuesday lamed
to the Wabash road at Lafayette a tram
of twenty -ire of their new 1st ears
ded with stone from the Bedford
quarries, consigned to Mew York. One of the stones weighed eighty thousand
pounds, and was leaded on iwa oars.
This is the largest shipment of atone
ever made sett from these aeerr ies, and
will be aa oicoHsat ndvsrtissmsat for
the Menoa road and for the stone la be
found in soutnera Iudiaaa.X. A. Lad
rTbe Lavelle trial has taken
twn wanks ef the Pike Circuit Coort, and may not he through in time to enable Judge Wei born to preside at tae
opening of tke Dubnte Circuit Cnnrt
next week, in which event he wm probably annoiit some en it preside aaUt
a
at ota
Dom.
OeMCistic Tidd For Trnilee, Sd Ward, MICHAEL DCRLAUF. For Trastss, fitk Ward, XDWA1D J. KBMPF. Far Tawa Ctork, GIOBGE J. JUTT Fer Tawa Trsasarer, CUARLBS SOLIGA. For Tawa Marshal,
GEORGE W. SK06EMER
State or Ixmaxa, ) CovxTT or DnnoM, tf . Towx or J as ran. 1
T. Gnonna J Jbtt. Cfork ef the in
enrporated Town of J tenor, bersby tifv that the forsgsiag Tawa aWNet
eld Inssrnetatsd Town asntaias thni
nnanan nf all the snndldstss for Town
Onaeers to ha voted for at tat
Mav S. lftf. as eertiied to this
and bv the cor Oteete of the Chair
and aecrstnry of tan Psmasratk Town naavnntien of the iacorporated Town
of Jaennr. as lied ia my tapes ia porta
enee to law. and that the devise for the!
Dsmscrstk Ttehot ia a Raooter am wing
TitaWnNpSe saSy fcapaMal a4i taraanrtinvo1 SOuaa amlinM
RHb dav of A urn, loaf.
t acjkt Gnsnoa J. Jbtt, Ciork, Inssrpsmtnd Tawa ef Jaenor. AprHIIlo.Sir.
(RAUKLSrACRS OLP STAXP.) bare opwed out at the above place a full assortment of FRESH A'D PUBff DRUGS of all kinds, to which I invite the attention of Physicians and ethers needing them. I will give careful personaj attention to filling all prescriptions. PAIXTS AND OILS, PATENT MEUIClXES, CIGARS and TOBACCO, of the BEST VARIETY. Toilat JLrttolM In OMmt Vmriety, at. lOMi.lBns ly JOHN P. 8ALB. M- D.
ALDER CREEK
BREEDING FARM!
LOUISVILLE & Si LOUIS AIR LINE! (L., K. iiv Sr. Lhm Cwmihio K. R.)
tim k caxv ix arracT, apkil 3. lsec.
WRSTPOtrXP.
EAST SOC5D.
Kaiitiioky Sntddlafy
(Tripto UsUts.)
STALLIONS,
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jack: IX SERVICE. SEB. AKDERSOlf,
MfLAaf, MM.
sXRjBnatwTkBRh
Jaa.M,MSt-lr
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IiMft SwhUit Offer IrshM ny. J. BRXKBICT, Agsnt. Jasper. In. JSM. S. OBIORXB.
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Final SaUlasaaat nf Rotate.
OTICE is hereby given to ibe eredK
I. tbf
..j uiiMsf John Phil'
tn iiukt. JmmiM. la an near in
Dubois Circuit Court, held at Jaeprr. Indiana, on the 7th day of May, uw and show cause, II any, why the Final Settlement Accounts with the estate Jf aid decedent should not he and said heirs are notHed to then there make proor of heirship, wd rsaeivt their dietrlballvn sherae. WHaeot, this Sth day of April.". Jwtx Mr.KXK, Jr., Admf. Tratlor Htm, Atty a. April 15, l2
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