Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 37, Number 6, Jasper, Dubois County, 19 October 1894 — Page 5

SOLDIERS' MONUMENT EDITION JASPER COURIER.

I

NSÜLT

TO CLEVELAND.

)lsgraccfol Work at a Republican Cawjmifi Meeting.

lie President's Portrait Trodden Under Foot,

iVhile

the lepablicai Cheers the Act.

Aadienco

fUocrU f MMkfM Caaaty Beaud to iBdlrMUM tk SfcMMflU OccurreBoe Thy Ar Kerjrwhra Fitting Ü th FartrsMs ot the Nation' rrraUloBt ul Ttofjl pblleai to Tor Them Dawsu Hahtford City, Oct. 2. Special. Tho Democrats of Blackford county aro

highly indignant ovor tho shameful act

if certain RopuWicaus ono nignt last wivk in showinK the roost malicious and

insolent diwepoct to tlfc president of tho

1'nitod Stales. The act wnien nan bo mnswl popular disapproval among

Democrats aiid respectable Republicans allows that tho same bitter spirit actuates tin' K- o. p. as inspired it in 1882 when

vmiiie Allison was murdered at Plain

'field, Hundrick county, bocauso he had dared to act as captain of a Democratic

marching club.

A fut faced, curly-headed man, with

n knowing look and a well doveloped

opinion of his oratorical powers was in

town Saturday. Ho was sent hero by the Western Telephone Construction

company of Cliicago to look after an oxp1i:iiil'u which Dartie havo endeavored

to imriect. Ho learned that Captain W.

K Myers was to speak in this city that

afternoon and had tho wont starteu mat Mr Stitch, for this was his name, "tho

Mi-Kinlcyof Chicago," was here ready to answer Myers' argument. Bills were cin-ulnted during tho Myers meeting

makinir this announcement and the fee

til. imitation of McKinlev opened his

mud iKitteriw in tho courtroom in tho

ivcning.

Ikforo he commenced speaking an

incident hanoenod which dhwrusted tho

n,.Tniicnitic. nnrtimi of tho audience.

Thomas Pierce, tho Randolph couuty

lirorinct. who made his debut here in a

political Bpeoch, remembered as being

heavily l&dou with "reld. ballots" an

other "expressions in referring to tho Democratic party, again displayed his ears. Cleveland's portrait, which hung on tho wall during Myers' speech, hail not been taken down, the committeeman forgetting it. Pierce espied it, and like an enraged bull tanntod by a red flag, ho ltrked tho portrait down and flung it to

i in noor anmiosi iho cacer w uw xvc

Tho news of tho dastardly act rapidly spread throughout Blackford county

and quite naturally arouson tne inaignaHon of Democrats and the decent element of the Republican party. The lVmoerats at once began putting up pictures of Prescient Cleveland everywhere and defying Republicans to tear them down. A very bitter feeling has been aroused Ity this incident aad if the Repablicans attempt to tear down any more Clovelaud pictures the attempt will bo stoutly resisted. TO ELECT SEN HARRISON.

WHEN Y0U ar land"

ing in front of tho Court House looking t the ImtuLsone tribute to patriotism shown in the Dubois county

Solte' & Sailors Monument

Cast your weather eye to your right

innd and notice the large three

story brick building, then walk over and we will he pleased lo show you the largest fibek of

Republican Testimony That Tbey An

Here at Last

HARDWARE

Of All Kinds, Including

FINE CUTLERY

All kinds of Tools,

Tablo Sstts,

Cabinet Makers Ware, Grans and Anmnition, Ghurden Tools,

Wire Screens, Etc.,

To be found in Southern

Indiana.

tUm Claelaaatl Commercial Gazett m!

iHtllaxapell Jaurul, Though Bath

HarrUea Organa, At Farced te Admit

That Their Calamity Hawli Ar Aaaalately BvmIms Tk lliulet Time tm

the IlUtory ef Maay ef the JadUaa

Kaetorlea The Kevlvat Kxtcuda te All l'artt ef the Couutry FmcU Prem the

Record.

A controlling interest in tho Cincin

nati Commercial-Gazetto was recently

purchased by Stove Elkins in order that

tho paper might bo used to loom Bon

larrisou for president in IMG. That

paper, however, is very much of a news

paper, and in spite of the calamity howliiig of its cditovlul columns permits

its news columns to bear truthful testi

mony to tho magnitude of tho business revival under the operation of tho new

Democrat io tariff law. In its Sunday

issuo Tho Commercial-Gazette under the

leading:

SIGN 8 OF THE TIMES.

Also A Full Stock of.

Paints c Oils

I "invite your trade, and 9 will quote prices to get it, if you will give me the chance.

Joseph Friedman, Sr.

Itrpulilleaa Flea te Fratll the Reaelt In ISM. While the Republicans aro "not Raying a word" about 1806 this fall there is every

reason to Imlkare that thev retard tho

light of this year as more likely to determine the residential result than that

ef two years hence. Ia fact they are

laying the ropes to tkat end. Tho national Republican committee, while apparently retnainta; quiescent ia tlu- present campaign, is in reality dim-ting every detail. It ia not paying much attention to the election of state tickets but ia lookiHft after the oonirres-

Fiona! delegations from every state. The

tilca is that in 1806 ho candidate ta nicely to have majority in the electoral

allege aad that tho election of president and vic president will be thrown into tho house. Orders havo been seat oat to tho In

diana committee that at least seven rep

resentatives of the next boase mast ba

Republicans a majority of thedelega

lion. In both Indiana aad Illinois the

Republicans will make a tremendous

effort to elect" a majority of the rcpreMMitatives to congress. Tilt UiraHaiix uw m rata ni 1 fyf-

iug a majority of represeatativea in 15

Mnies, viz: Maine, uregoa ana ver-

MaHsachuscttii, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan, Min-

iii-Mii, xiann imKoca, Dorna www,

iowa and WashinarTMi. Tliev have a

htrong pull in New Juitoy. If the RepabUcan hoald carry the majority of the members of Connecticut, Now York, Indiana, nilnofa and Now If'TSiflY" hnv imahU maL asrvavk af afrw

""-V vj vT mni mm iuw mn j owv 'I give them a clear field in tho hoase if

hi election of president Is to bo clecmen

uiu. inoy wonm navo rvansas, no bnwka, Colorado. Wvamimr. New Mex

Ariztma, Utah, Montana, Idaho, California. Nevada and several others tc

draw upon, and they ifraro that they

cm easily capture the foar necessary

Mates. I n view of these things the importance to Indiana Democrata of votiaar for theii

congressmen cannot be overstated. B) voting for a RmmIiUmui t Pa Met eaa-

hdate rorcoHgreMwnan this fall they an directly voMn to nt Ben Harrieo back

tho white Howe in 1887. The Brest

fliniMni ai.A. i t :

nH. m mow en aao kiemoormm I" Indiana ahouM atot hue Mfkt of that

u a HWWB1.

k laid

lato

YOU'LL ISS A CHANCE

While you are in to sec the . . .

MONUMENT

To the country's brave defenders,

if you fail to call at JOS, BUC1RTS

Store, on West Sixth Street, and

take home with you some of his extra

Under the McKinley law

tin mto tue pockets of the m )vhile under m irwtut law H

"io treaNtr tf Mm MuncieHwiM.

Uatte

foeaiato

BARGAINS

In the latest styles of Gent's and

Children's

CLOTHING

at greatly tariff-reduced prices, or

some of his tine Dress Goodn, 20 iKr cent, cheaper than last year.

NOW IS THE TIME to buy the

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CU

UfjlUUWUVIIl

Eil1

A

n

Insincas Reviving and Factories Itv

sanung

Everywhere.

Tlu UnTav laeatwliiBUMT Blast k

aJuv at fall aenaettv is all deoartmeata.

i Tho canala faotoriea are ia fmH

I oaeration. Tlie Elwood hoop factory ha

At ttifl Rlwnnrl imu works the DläM M

runniiiK night and day aud isooaataatly

adding more macniuery aim puiun un awn aun Thn IttutinnHa in inrmsilag

raeidly and the men employed there

earn imykI wurM and are nrOaDSHHäa.

The tlollaad radiator works, owaea ay

the same company, are so aaya dohihu

in tneir orders, wnue ine woraa are rut uinir at thoir fulbwt nanacitv.

jx zz. ; r : i

une iwamomi naagiaw iaciury m ivuit at ihn nroannt turnlllff oat some of

the largest and finest glass ever tamed out in the United States. There has hruH no iliannRitioH akown to reduce the

wiaw nt Htntüovn and it is believed BO

reduction will bemado. The factory

U running at nearly fall capacity, xu

roue.

AT ALKXANDKIA.

Tim tmaMfl at thn Linniaoott AlexäXH'

dria glass factory hna been adjusted and

a iuu loroo oi men rosumua wm jem-

tcrtiay.

Tlu) preumiuary arrangemeuu ior re nrmnHmi nf wnrk at. thn IlflPanW Plate

cliuw wnrlcM at Alnxaiidriä are inakillif

and in a few moro nays 4W men wui go

to work in tins plant aione.

wa

Tho Alexandria Windowglass

MILLS AND FAUTOllIKS THAT HAVE BEEN

IDLK AUK IllUMINU ALL ALONG THK LINK,

has these items:

Tho TJiiinn ironworks at Erie. Pa..

havo resumed operationn after a long

Idleness.

Tho Gadsden (Ala.) carworks havo re-

imnixl nftor a. lntu nnriml nf ifllpiKiSH.

Employment is given to several hundred

men. Wnrlr has hnii rnsnmAd at thn Pitts

bnrir loeomotiveworks. the Dlant havinif

lkti almf. (Inu'll for nnvoral WiM'ks. All

tho old employes were returned to tueur

places, at tno oia scale or wages.

Tholoriru naiMirnmis at vauey jaiis.

R. I., which have been for a long time

idlo. are to be converted into factories

for tho manufacture of cotton wrans

Emnlovmeut will be jriven to several

Imnclreu men.

The Gaff uov (S. C.) cottomuills aro

n1linv nnw iiinfhiinrv. Twnlvo thon

wuid Hpindles and !KX) looms will bo op-

ImiKlnxl operatives. Thn f-vtensivft silkmilla at Carlisle.

Pa., which havo suspended work during

tno past cigm iuuuiuü aru uu rnuuiu

mil tiino, Wim an mcreasou iorceoi

men.

'Within two months over 9.000 men

Imvn rramtnnl wnrV in tho mills, fac

tories and workshops at Wheeling, W. Va Martin's Ferrv and Bellaire. O.

The major portion of these men aro now

receiving steady work Tor tno nrst rime in 14 months and an-air of prosperity k

111:1111 V V1H1U1U.

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Tho laxKest leatnernoara iaciory ia

tho state will be put in operation at

Towiiwl Harbor. Mohs.. about Oct. 1.

cri vini rvinnlrtvninnt to 1.000 men.

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r rom lö.UW to asvw worxmea aave

been uireu steady employment at Brad

HrtfV P dnrinir thn ntuit Ave weeks.

The Younwtown (U.) iron ana owei

Piviflnif rawinanv U a now ooDoera.

whicli now has under constractk a

nmnW nf Uran bnildimrs suitabia for

tho manufacture of metal roofing, sid

ing and ceiling. When completed, em-

nlovment will be irlveu to several aun-

!rräl miri

Tho Standard Wheel company, mannfiutnmra nf wiumll and CarriaffO wheels.

oxpect to start up their several factories in Indiana, bv Oct 1. Excont the Terre

Han to works, these plants havo been

irtlo fnr noarlr two vears.

Tho nuildlinir mills oc ine uiti uorain-

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inn mm and kumi wotks oi menmoaa.

Va., havo been put in operation and a

larim nnrtioa oi tue man i is now at

WOTK.

Tim Citv HaHnfncrnrinir comrjanr,

Vow iu1fnnl. Mak.. RtartedxHi Monday

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morning at tlio out scale m wage. Anw mi oat ia that HM nt thn oncratives oat on

a strike were given employment, as the

mill employs tnis numuer. Tim mtina of Now Lisbon. O.. have

raised r2.000 of the 00.000 required to

secure the location of a largo tinplate

manufactory, and the remaining portion i ctTtwtod to bo obtained shortly. The

wlirti onmtilotrd. will ffivo cm

ploymcnt to several bandred workmen.

AVork has been resumed m every no uriiKMit of th Now Haven Clock com

nanv's works at New Haven, Conn.,

ffirlnD nmnlovmeat to GOO nersous

Tho Spring Valley (Ills.) minors returned to work last Monday, after being ;,llr nnarlr fnnr tlinlltlLÄ. RcUtS Hii

coal will be reduced-in proportion to the

reduction that tue men saner unaer mo

Columbus scale. Tun A morir-an ManMfaQtHriutr com

Anu ' . j pany of Brooklyn annoa noes that while rrrtufr in nnw fmn nf duty it will con

tinue to pay the old scalo of wages to its

employos.

Tl

lcst Goods low.

ft;

6R0GERISS

ho Morton tiuDlatc works at Cam

bridge, CX, will Ijo in operation by Dec.

15, giving employment to several 1tvw1 ii on.

Conditions continue to improve at Nashville. Daring tho week several factories nut ou extra men and it can

iw ufnlv- km id that there aro no

-iriiwi u-nrtntion iilln in Nashville.

naviiit.it xa

iw tUn tilnvoln man. is orectlnK a

7so non nlant for mllinr steel tubinft at

Hartford. Conn. It will employ 8,000

mon. IW 1NDIAKA.

lUpaMIeaa TcatlMM KirJIf th la-

aaatrlal Heem. at M.wnoi).

Tkn aamii iasnfl of the Cotamcrcial

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rst . . . , , ' Gazette coatains also araplo evwence w

j an juiiua n uci uulivi, dagtri&l boom which lias come w Tnji.u yaoM tho enactment of the

ml Inn nnw Hiock iri vos his cus-' rvTivTtlfl tariff law. From tho Com

ifiwUl-Gaaetto's Indiana dispatches tho

tomers the ad vantage of the reduc- following points aro taken: ,

I IRQ ISUW MU W-" v 1 . a t a .iild IaViLiii atfuPV It U.V.

tion. "If you don't see what you ILT.Af

I u, "TL VI TC- t. wii,

aiiin nvarr n(HM in lot j "

want ask for it," jw it U a pleasure for him to show good Goods. JOSEPH BUCIIART.

niuiiK --- . ii.Jh. a-nrVtncnitnu. who IM niUCIl tO

ward filling the very air with prosperity. Elwood Spatting down several mil f McÄwfiAo,'. bottle work. .ed wita lOO kawk .

naiitr lino nlMaf)v hiumtt nTaOraHrvtlA.

SMij aacsa wi vwvj wb)i w gwtm w The DePauw plant resumed yesterilav a it A anO mMi hmra! to mako vlass.

'i hn KRiiv ax JHanBiactunna' coih-

miiir ia Vi u .ri 1 1. a mvkaf imtzh tt vrnrlr atui

is increasing its payroll daily. All the 11 A1AHnMm fd.(A.in. dm winnlno

full timo and nusiuess is ou mo increase.

Tho citv is DattiBK in a 160.000 water

works plant.

AT ORESTES.

At OmatMi ISO now rcsideaces are to

tot built at once and bo ready for ooca-

nancv by Nov. au. f actories are au u

. .

operation.

AT ANDKRSOX.

Mattlcr's tinplate plant is surely

ml. It will emnlov BOO men.

Thn AnrkTHon Iron and Bolt works

will build a riant at ouce. Tho total

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BnmhM nr ninn rnac win ue xaraiaiitxi

employment by new concerns by the first, nf thn voüt will reach the 1.900

mark. This will, by July, be increased

tu 1,800. Thn rntmmntinn of the Victor Glass

wnrlra Wv1tnwlür and thn action of tho

Vorth Andoraon in nattin ir factorioa 1

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and a lino operaiiou oararoay auu vun . . 1 . TT. f U

announcemenc inai tne union wutuu re-

nn Unndw ka had its effect ill maUB'

facturing circles, and things are begia nincr tn uhnw a dnniilnd iinDTOVUfilCnt.

Thn nwknvn MaimfacturiBaT com-

pany's plant will be put in operation the

first or tno monm, employing aw

emmsts. Thn natlar Flintflrlam oomnanv is ea

larglng its plant from a 7 to an 8-mill

concern. Ihe roroo or iou woramea

will ho inpn-aand in nrnnortinn.

Thorn has lWn a decided imDroveaaeat

in tkn UW .-vtnilitinna within thfl TMlflt

two weeks. But few men are now loaf

ing and they oukl, with proper exer firm Ofol. 4iMfvlnnrmlt.

moved here five years ago from uwington. Kv.. and k now employing 700 Baca,

in twin? enlarared by the addition of a 0

tw 1V fnt vujvanizitiir mnm.

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Work begins Monday oa tae dhihubk

Cm tkn nnw tiunlatn mill, the HOW shovel

factory and the Kiverview Agncaicarat

nwlra All nf tliMfl nlanta are to bo in

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partuu oeeiaaon dv toe nrw oi me year.

AT KOKOMO.

Tk iBdasrrial situatioa in Kokoaw

eontianes to be eaooaraging.

Tne lüt works is operaung a aooui twn.third oanacity. and a fairly Kood

imwim4. nf fnfl rfltmnintioti sooa.

t ora c jxmneny, iooimmäb hihi winmaVras. kavA added another line. They

are now Biaaufacturiag tiaplato ma- . . ? . in. a

chinery, ana sappiymK new bum a An.1.ww. Atlanta. Montnelier aad

other tinplate factories starting ap. They are also shipping goods to Pitts

tvnrv

Tha nanniaa lactones are ia nv

h..iVht nf the tomato DackinK seasoa,

mi i oon omnlnTi wiirk day and nieht.

m TT I .... VVtmmssiA .l11a luh ruiniir

mills and palp mills continue to run steadily.

The American Strawboard mill, down

for a year, will resume as soon as the rivar.riaoa aaflfoientlv to äive them

water. The Kokomo Enamefiag works, w. luttt in tkn TTmtnd States, is ODCT-

atingiaU force, ana witn oncounHsuas

orders. tu nlatafflaaa factory, since iucreas

lag the force at the Elwood brauch, has " - . . it a a Al i

ceased anday operauons, imi. ooatuiaw tn man nicrht amd day.

The close dowa of oar factories last

winter aad spring cost the couutry f 10, AAA n oi.l tn row " thn idle work! HIT

WV WW mrwmm '

men havimr no recourse bat to appeal to

the authorities for support of their fam

ilies. Tho indications are more favora

ble for tho approaching winter.

MORE MBTGMUCAX TaMTinOWT.

Tae Iaslaasartls immrmaX Itovtow BSakM

a OfMt aaawla,

The Monday Joaraal of IndUuaaolU

in its weekly review of the buriaesa ait

aatkm has these iteams

A. A. Barnes, arawrietor of the UU

wooaeaware works, has 116 persona eatnWaa. tke laMMst aasther aiaoe tae

AT W - -

works were hllsawL

TW Dmdäle Oaa BMUIaf aCtorr M UU

runmia to its full caaaoity, aad this is

to he its best bastaow year ataes awo-

lUhed.

Tke Jasuasr aleettrio atotor tNoaie at

imiw wnrkiasr more men uuw ac aay

previous ttaae, aad are kekiad ba their

orders.

V. laak AV Rna. aaaaafaetareri ox NT-

tniaara. ara laafthiaS' their haSUtaas hfl

vond that of aay former year. A larfe

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nni- nant nr fjuxr amnm at hihmm

.-atainar ana wuimmiii uiua

report their basinew as some better, hut

by no means wnac 11 snoaia ue. nvecially ia the wholesale business 1 the .InllcuMfl talt

UUlinvDn a w .

The Cleveland Wire Fence company

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is arranging to pat in a aumoer awn braiding machines, increasiag then nmnmrttv In twn Inn a day. Thw frm

has recently received orders for whs

from uaaada. The Atlas engine works are fUot twuthMi. althnaurh iloillff a fair htäSitlOS

and have 950 men at work. Brown Keteham have 200 men on their payrolls, as many as they have etaf4oyd at any Mine ia the last 18 months. Hetharinu Ms. Bnrnnr are aaote hasv thaa at

any tune tn some moatat ut

iron fttracMHru worn,

v You Want VVvvva

GOOD BUGGY HARNESS,

HANDSOME CARRIAGE ROBES, AND NICE HORSE BLANKETS,

To gave your Hine from tJtkiitff 00M uttmr yomr plwMur

drive.

JOHN TROXLER,

Om Sqtiar Korth oi th MommmtMit, ott Maim

Strtwt, has tht

BEST IN AMERICA.

As wU as aU kinds ol WAOOIf HAIUfSSS,

SADDLX3S, WHIPS, HORSE BRUSHES and

OOlfBS, and has thsxm at taritf-radaoad prioas.

Come and See, and I will be glad to show good and

name prices.

JUJ1N I KUALEtt.

Press WeH and Youll Feel Well,,r

HUTHER, THE TAILOR,

FOB THE LATEST STYLES IN

Fashionable Suits.

Bamplai to Bulict From.

Repairing ntatly iome. I : i . x

IXp stairs in SpayoTs nsw boildiag, oa taa Pablio

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