Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 37, Number 29, Jasper, Dubois County, 29 March 1895 — Page 1
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JASPER. IN DIANA. FR1DAT, MARCB 29, 1895. NO. 39.
rUIlUSHKI) KVKKY FUIDAY, AI -Ao-1KH, PUR0I3 COUNTY, INDIANA, I1Y CLEMENT DOANE. OFFICE. In Coukibu Building on Wbst Sixth Stubkt.
HUCK OF SUBPCKIITION. I Per Year, 52 Numbers, Postpaid, $1.50. Shorter time in proportion. HAT KS OF ADVERTISING. For legal ailverti.einentH legal rates; 10 lines $1.00 for first insertion ; 50c. each subsequent insertion. Kor yearly nclvertifements liberal contracts will be iwule to regular adver
tisers. "lioMMEBCIAL AND JOB WORK Of all Kind- Promptly and Neatly executed at LIIIEKAI- l'KICKS. AVo invite inspection and busiineaH.
Icon ducted hv uku. it. Wilson co. huit
CON DUCT KD HV MRS. M. L. HOHBS. l!
WT P II HOI MMN beBober. Father, would you have Geene Wsfter m t nmsnrous? Th?a la ßAnr Wacmer's idea of
Shun tho saloon and fight the liquor woman, and probably explains hie rnhhfr Christian, would vou see tenacious holdine to "sinele-bless-
lyour church succeessful? Make it edness." And it is said one or two active and vigorous in its warfare 0ther old bachelors coincide with 'against the rum power, which is the him: After man came woman.
worst ally ot the evil one. ramoi, si,e is a person oi nooie exinuuuu, 11 ft ---. nlmMAlialV .1 . -r ) I a Tt
than
RICH.
(Ily Hon. Henry II. Faxon.)
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Dp. E. J. KEMPF,
JASPEK, INDIANA. Office Hour: O A. M 1 M. O hm.I O I. M
Makes a Specialty of tlx. Tr.-ntimuit of lllrtaacaottlifl Jfenroim System, nml the Ouro of tlio Alcohol Hublt. Julyl3,'9ltf. J. p. SALB, M. D. OKK1CK AND UKSIIlENCK ON i:.VT SIXTH MTKEKT. JASPER. " INDIANA. O.r.r. Ho.:7 to9 A.M. 12 toluol'. M.
..-4;.,lnrnMMition iriven to surcen
o,i ziUsfntMPH. Dec.
HOW TO fiPT
. Pi IIW.. w MM.
At Saltn, in Argentina, a list oi naughty bovs and girls who have
hlishod in he newsinwM ' Tho Indexing problem, "How would you see America a glorious being made up of man's ribs, published in tlie newspapers. i '. -Ilnt' an i,nnnred nation, and aV more tc keen a woman 1
Sachs, the great üermnn poet. & ' M.BBIlfi innfi? Pmhihit the hauor th Hops and a shoteun. But
scribbled rhy
father once cl
, . , I'll J,, ,,nnpir ailliiwa IU U I11UU II IIU IB wuililiuuwi ..v - C O J ... t ing out a customer s bill in poetr . , nbn about his ,hard lol. Partv. keep you awake all niglit and smear Tho Turks believe amber to bo ln al, experience jn business) . D..p nc molasses over your Sunday coat, nn infallible irunrd nirainst the mill- ,:t- t . .i u :.llr, A PAIK üt KUbi. Rnciili n wife is a convenient arti-
o . V , -i lltU 1 llilU IIUUUVU 11141. HIV, uiuuini I ' , , r; nfiim efieels oi nicotine liencc its ..1...... nxmWmr fun u .fitii flit in have about the house, one
i : f.. ixn. ..irvii liiinrfc . . . . .
cxiciibivu u&u iui inu '""i"i' " prosperity otthe industrious, of pipes. I Amnnir thnsn. who whin
We got "blizzard
"kuklux" !rom
from the ambitious
from the eccentric
part of th? country, lantata fro n ner seVenty-five cents a pint ltutredIithe toMOf rM.,onndrain;
Itnlv. and c iKilitza irom us&ia. , .-.i k:i, etc i,;m it viown ntu u wound wau bioour stain.
ui,uuu jor whisky wnicn only costs mm K'ow,"3tt,uu"u ""uu"" The mechanical nature of much ßfteen cents, while thev condemn Pearl .white is the Hose of Friendship uuo;
teaching is illustrated by a boy who th müler wh'0 charKes them $5 per :TZ l"'
is ii uiULtv iiii ivirrp ni nuur winuii tuaia iiini
. 1 1 lil.HH --k It 1 -K . . .
hut. who evolved "kan
milk" when left to his ov
in spelling "a cj milk by sound."
in condes $4 75 and shout, 'Dc ni devices nopoiyi There is n
ill. mlnitn.1 T nrv ttil viv lue both :
Thi white and the rel I love In truth.
FRANK PINK,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, years
JASPER, INDIANA.
Uv v..--- j Special attention given to eollec- single-handed, a hali ions, and prompt returns. Com- 332 pounds, liission expires Nov. 17, 1S08. 'piie Sat rjak0 city
As passionate Up that kissing meet.
nifn With Itlft- in.i irnn- nut.. Iiilu. ltniKnt Heath:
.. . - ( 1. rr ....1.... .. ..V.
... - .1 in iHmni iinniirrru iiuuuiq m vm.u.
sunn uuuo j There is more noise anu -
in spelling "a can of condensed b (n a int o whisky inside 0f a 3JtfVoSr
'nolitical wire-nulline bummer than raIrIftl,. whfrh Uo4f . the red or white.
Tl. Pl.inooA Wmnirn is divided imm ic in h.irrol of Hour inside Will tlr thy bosui with most deicht?
X IIL. X Altai Vr J - LllLilU AtJ w - - -
intn f.iL'liteen crand provinces, rep- two hundred honest men.
msnniinfr nn nvnrnpß area each of Tn mv nnrcnr as a noliccman I
248,000 square miles. The home j,ave frequently, while visiting sa- A Hiat te the "Sclwol Girl." contains 211.000 lnmm in piirch of information, T t. xr 1c
square miles, the French Republic heani young men discussing with nm-n if vou can ,2. 0.000 square, nilo- and the Hnt- tUeir boon companions the imagin- LrtUe JKnido
isli isles ri.uuu. ary wrongs which iney nau uucu s ilimrv f
Maine's oldest fisherman, Uncle at the
rim ru-nr. died at Portland a few Thev did
days ago lit the ago o nincty-two consideration uio imua 0Qt
years, xie worKu m. uiu j, v . , V . Ö" . iT.. nf mon's wav as much as
most up to the day of his death? irom baturday mgui 10 buuuBJ - .
1 it. 41. on .1 i-iwr nml nntihimd. nuht in debaucherv. anu.
illivi ifin in v jw "tw t .
halibut Weiching trving to worK on
npiflihoM and she knows it. A
D
trnman mav not be able to snarpen
a lead pencil or hold an umbrella,
but she can pack more tilings m a trunk than a man can in a one-
horse wagon. The happiest period
in a woman's hie is wnen sne is
making her wedding garments.
Th nddest is when her husoana
mm home late at nieht. and veils
N V ww '
to throw out a hancuui oi Keynotes
of various sizes.
DtMs Dats. f romp too late for last wcek.l
Plenty of ice and snow, and roads
it. verv muddy.
ion
do
LEÜ1SUTIVE BCHOCS.
or somethinc Our little town is stül improving.
hands ot their empiojes. ,.,.,..,(.1. Tl. r several houses eoine to It
not, evidently, take into - " ""T ":7 ;
i i i . ii ii ii u i h ;i Luuiuiu i va v v
tion
mission
Ofltceat th Opera Houe
Citv police recent-
Dec7'3Mi.. . 1 . ..imtr liwrli tvnvmnn
IV lUIUBIVU niw jvfv...o ..o j . . V. . . nlnmn. I inf.nl! CO flip
l'IIIIl- V.IUUIU1 uvvuucv ...w
Mr. C. W. Ellis, of Greencastle,
Vnll Cin.lT1 a omnnr? im OtTIiin VlSltmP
ti,rtr. for it is trespassing to go on private triends and looking after his busi-
Vfanrlnv with property j keep yourself m good ness interests in the locality. aiOnUil Willi t r J ' , . .4tt,Bnonnn lnthe I vTji.a rn:
itoraiiuu. ui viuviu-
' ...
our town this
new partner in the
InUiaaapolla SatiaI.
Residents from Tippecanoe coun
v have lately been aDDiauainc
their representatives in the general assembly on account of their having, as the Lafayette papers say, taken no part in the riot that so dis
gracefully closed tne seseion. ine matter was being discussed around the state house, and the plaudits of the Tippecanoe papers created con
siderable amusement in view of the
act that a senator from Tippecanoe m . .
was one oi the most promiscuous participants in the riot, and was so
bitterly radical that he drew down upon him the censure of his own
party mends in consequence. It was related bv several prom- .
inent gentlemen that early in the
ball tight the senator was tearing up . and down the corridors shouting at ,
the top of hu voice, ana was sum- , ing at every person within reach of him. Senator Sweenev happened
by, and seeing the condition of af
fairs, promptly grabbed tne senator from Tippecanoe by the back of the
neck and threw him fifteen feet.
From that moment the Tippecanoe
gentleman contented himself with
hanging on the outskirts ox we
crowd.
He was in such a violent state of
mind that members of his own party called him to one side and reImonstrated with him, telling him
his conduct was outrageous anu a disgrace. Tippecanoe was certainly in the riot.
Werk Heee Ckc Lefkal tsecJU el
Presieeat Clerelaee's OeM Pesky. A handful of socialistic and pop-
uliatic reformers have begun the
fnrmtinn of work house clubs at
I 1 1.1 A...,. nnnnnuinc
viin nan u u i vu utwaiuna
VTRfrlTi It. GKEENli, Li,,i the crews unon the line
. . aar l.t r. 1 1 T .. 1 1!4.. tl..n.i
Ui ;uui valuing . imlll II nil OI IVOVTCMUip . jJ i nnl.U Kilt raart'sH 1 T1 f 1 11 iniTlt 1 . 1 " 1 I . 1 A
c nii ugictuuic uuv j extenu to mm a neany neiwuic.
ui ..v.... ... ... , unnnro , mnn nftpm vnu ms name t
Vmincf mnn 1 the th nes thatcount- " . . , Mr. A. Schnell, one oi our enter
- -a- . nni h a nrntertinn. marrv mm. ana . . , j i
IllUVfU w
: U
.i.. -i.i -it,..T,(..,m.. urn tho o d-iasiioned quauucsoir .K. . u r . u bchneiivuie last wee, uwiuk u
Will Tir-ipt op 11 IMIOOIH niui uiij.M.i... - " , ,nnne V anlinetV. lnrlUSirV. eCOIl- "0- . . , his snOD lO M.T. A. IV. AUVIMi.
..... . .numillll'll V , .jv.- -w. , , , .l t , ...nrnnr. It lO milCTni"" V
countie. coiieciiom prompt .,........ r faithfulness. In the vast " ? "u'".uu; . " " " .L Sorrv to see vou go, Andy.
nomittancMa-Hooiiw co.. st. Truüon a iinsuuu vHiBf .. r nnanu ih mpn ,vho fiUC. piace, ana peopi nuc iu v. -T im . . n., - tho Hnnt
it.. In siniivil Hu 1(1 11H. 0llll"ie"i i uw- ., . , r i, n,,n m nil. 'uu uiui v "--- . nn,l ; ?t I Irrmw hllndrerlH iuwio jwt
. jiiiv v. ... . i- ' 'mm i nn nil ii;iiik.i ui liiu vyintiv. w. v.. -. . . i i . sui.ui.u in ..w. . . l z -
business, but mgburg Argus ox iasi ees, g
- i i 1:1. . n "nur once auici mu iuu qui
KKiut thayi.)U. " niiMn. missionaries, is me romu ,- pBQntial aualincation. De- ney aiway tu .u . - and
TRAYLOR & PHUjIPPS, age stamps, "ver - t cwy effect has ? ma iL Qu
. nnrri-, m T A IV ia,I,Pf .".Vr"";: its cause. T",' , " r IT Lj. not nrobablv what one would call
AT'rUiUtmo from tic sales ox wncn e ,u, - Thfi saloon ;s the school of polit- mienaea lur ruuBu a 1WV - savthatitis
needed was obtamea. ine ongu ,.. nntl 5t : npa;nst wear." . , r::"..,. . tn.n
.li.Kn.mc inihionc.e that al true A School ho , 10 years oia. ,,?.. f,IPthpr thnt if the
Sii..(.I:ll littOIItUUl K1V'U Ul cuiivi- , ,, r v uiio uvw...b " .. . aic. x nuu.v
i in o rnifitu nniiriss jil viiui;ii a . . .. l ,i , Mni i.mi-
in VelCleveland and Columbus, Ohio, and
.tifiPKH. INDIANA,
win pmctico in ,uiioiK und adjoining State gave the land. .onntieS. pecl.it attention Klven to ct.llec- f , ,
Tn a recent address at Queen
ir,i11 London. Mr. Asouith
- "Thf ovnrnrowdilllT ill London
... i ... inn rrn
M. A. HWKKNBY. terriUlO. lliciuait. uuui" 1UU)V"V
nnrsnno livini? Ill IlOIlieS Ol One
- aA 1 . 1 ... n
rnnm nn( .MKJ.IJUU living IttU ui
1 .
or more in n single room. Clerkemvell and Whitochapel
one-third of the population
rurtieuiur attention Kiv more than two in a room.
Office overrent Office. South Hide ol ' l'nhllt
S.inur... '1"
M. M. MII.B17KN.
HIIBIK & WKKNEY.
Attorneys at Law,
JASPKB,
cc.n,S temperance men should direct their xht . efforts. The rumseller, in hi3iure nrvS "dive," forges the tools by which koi, U'WU he burglariously enters tho happy
Will nrnrtlce Intlie voting i
11 to eollectlonn.
In
over live
a Sentinel would epeclailr Impret on "Rnv" wishes to find "rOSeS.witll
readers the tact that Mr. Cleveland if not . tunrno anfl ,,1pq cures without
irold monometallic. Xo one can point to . .x , t-... llr loa.
uivu, iuibuo , word he ha, oald intimating that he Im DllKroes, in hnrclanouslv enters tno happy .., ,..Mii .ini. Iwhnrn Sav a cood word for your
vv rj W EU1U UlUllUIUCiaill?H uvjim'".iw w v . " ü .
homo of the Kiborinir mun, unci TTnll, aivrnf Viia mpcsaap tn onn- town when vou can. and write the
steals the bread from the mouths of unrinir the pavment of bonds names of your neighbors so they
ine lainny. .. in cmhi nlone? How about his veto win Know wiiu yuu weu nui
adJolnintcCountleji.
ioKriüK-Cth St.. next door to Alle.
nded for liquors vptnh- the coinaee of the read vournext article.
. i r !. !--..! ".-""-fa- D " . .l
Everv dollar expended for liquors
as a beverage conies out of the land- -eiKnorage? And there are hunlord, grocer, baker, tailor, butcher, f othur exp-egsions, and and others who pursue an honest , 100-,ia nf anta from tho heenn-
i w ' - lUUUOUUU. V. . v D .. -ii r.1 ! .- .. .!. .it .11:.... . ... ?4
liyattsviue, mu., um m u- uuuui. nine ot his tirsi aaminisirauon tu i)lay, and the lid fastened with a Every luxury enjoyed by the rum- tfae present timCt lo 8how tliat he is spring lock. Other children yelled. seller and his family comes out ot & alhful follower of John Sherman A enrvrmt came, and. thinking from those who patronize his bar; hence, . die nnnrmitinn tn anv measure
IVANHOE.
Charley Leannards, age six, of
Meis CeMty Fair.
Thn hoard of directors of the Du
1...:, r. A rrn. iiltnral AsHTtrifl
. 1 . . 11. iri ...-... ii.iin f. .... iiviin nniiiviiii iil . .. . i . i :ihiih ..iiiiiil. . . ki b w ...ww.
W T! COX. Pltt n?tt no "flne" .j;n hphl a meeting at the council
" spring 10CK. uuier ennui -it -iv. st.,ir uuu ...... ... a faithtul lollower oi Jonn onerman t - - . - . , Tl,,-j. - T.aw J A servant came, and, thinking from those who patronue his bar; hence, . hi opposition to any measure parnber m this city last ; Ihursittj
Mia . w - - . . t. ,.i,-..t ....I., .-in i.:i 1... ..!. lue nnminrt nnninnir . . r; . .1 .1 inr me iiuriruac ui
.,,.-.-.. their gestures iiuiv m '- nunc van..-"-v .ri , . that wouia maintain ine parity ui j .;-,- -.n-m- rTWTllANAi 0 1 .1 -1 : : i. . r;l.n m Ina .. ... . "1 nrnmiiim Met and selecting SUDCrin-
j-Jt'a , . firo. was just auoui iiirowing it uuv m ins uusy vau, "" silver and cold, even carrying nisu"-" r v , ...ontrn. Attorney for the nth Jmiic T'i .J.,-P. .;(loW when the tnn hiiL'Gv. drawn bv a docked:1"".;."",' tn fh . tendents of the vanous departmen s.
- - r- -- .. . 1 1 1 I1 11 I Villi 11 I 1 1 11 VJL O VV T " - w rjrjm I - IIIIIIII.1.!!! Ill lf IUI t3 V v v I 1 Al
Sllm tö i!f.n ... y couty hov.s father interfered. The boy horse with gold-mounted harness, rf ratic partVt turn thousands
F'iMreu t. ....... 1.. -.. nin t.ia nimtninnrs muKU iiiuaiu nun
mice 111 " - ...... j
which is liable to spread. The idea .
is to obtain l.UUU memoers, an 01
them unemDloved workmen, and
begin operations at the opening of
out-of-door work in tne spring, n
is declared that they will hrst marcn . A 1 11 1 1
in a body to the city nan ana ae-
mand of the director of public works that he give them employment. If he says he is not able to
do so, which they anticipate, they propose marching in a bedy to the
police court and as hung tne juage tn send them to the work house that
jthey may have work, food, clothing
and lodging. II the judge refuses, they declare that they will deliberately violate some city ordinance in
order to be arrested to De sent to the work house, probably by tramp
ing on the grass in the public square, or taking possession of a freight train. One of the men back
of the scheme is Robert isancuow, of the Central labor union, and re
cently its president. Mr. Bandlow
declares that the idea wui De camea out, and says the purpose is to give the public a striking object lesson, showing that the city will ot provide work for idle, starving men, unless they become law-breakers.
the circuit.
(
lli-c. It, "VMy
f 1 I . l l. - clniof.
. . . t.: antra fir trmlp-f. tlnn On . 1 1 i. -f I
:-., ;-ion.n nf hi w nhrascs a. . t o starve, anu reuuee tne aukm ui
AUU1,U"..".0: rrrC J,-'-' foot, wihbore toes sticking out 01 ,,.,,' nf thousands of others:
j. I., iikktzi ..-.-.crau. are spreau ----' thc5r worn.out boots or shoes. ruining thousands of farmers BRETZ MCFALL t BRETZ, jnUSo Men who have rented houses . for md mcrehnt8 and manufacturers than thirtv vears can : ately ... ,iI....: oral tirnctvpritv
AHnKnfiVsl t JUaW authority could l,c louna or ue three-fourths of all losses "! 1 " nf
v U..., (iin.w.Lr If.'ll 1 (105CriUlIllI - V . . , . , . Ui iik wuiuit. -i ..fi.nm.-i. tisDIA w icrui " v 'V ' , ,V .. ?n rents durinir that period nave,. ;..-.. nn. u Tint? fan vl
..ijoVn uVu for i itoxicatmg liquors. . and prices of produce shall 'VÄX'Ä'rreedr Kyt of Markhani s eelebnited ibtor ics tor th of dght folir J V I er CuMST Wh iL ynS i)CWoni'' whlth Ürst Jlpe,ir per cent, of all crime, according to Äticular friends the gold
... .v.w. ... nn i.iiii ii uri'.'iii in 1..-1J1J1 i.ii i ...i . x.i . i. Mil .tAnv
gions vet manv men do not beliee . v v,... n-.iTrir.nt rppt in
III .1 II 1UIK, l.l.i A 1I.V.V ...
in
W. A. Traiy,..-.
8. Hunter
TRAYLOR & HUNTER, Attorneys at Law, JASPER. INDIANA,
Will practice In the Court ot IHibol and
TÄKcoV;.ur im.,! County Stute Hunk April n, 'VI. BRUNO BUETTNER,
Attorney at Law,
And Notary Public, .TAIPER, INDIANA,
Will prnntlco la tlio Courts of l)ul)oinnil Perry couutlcn, Inilliuia, Juii.y, iS-i. Good Kosidonco in Ireland For Sale.
,liiiimnf el.ht rooniH and two halls
course,
xrio-mlinn from the colder re
'-o .. ..v, .
to 'the sunny boiun conunues. uguinptuary Inws, to use ine Lnnila an(i
Twenty-live families from the iNorth-Democratic stock phrase, and w'11 pecuniary interest, for when here-
west have recenuy --mv-m ... not mu in couviuhub u. .je from tIl presidential oüicc,
-. .1 TT...W ll.nr. . I Ilia la 1 -i-,ill ill cf fl IIPP . . . . i .? I -I
!l .OH 1 HI llilllUluiu, UIIU.UI ilHJ wivuiiwv.i
flm ndvnnce tUiard. as U were,
arrive
nlacc on April 1, 1S95,
more families a few
I . I 1 - I .1 ...--.....! 4I..n
iuui ....j WIllCU lie Iiita uisku-u wun run solve the problem why ,.. ...mi i.- i,:. ;ii.r,nttpi.
twcntv-live other ianinu-s uuiuB mcn having oecn pneu wun iiquur . t t , -
Al... ...- . , f 1 1 1 A I . . . F I . . . -
scheduled to arrive ai me s . and r0bbed oi every vaiuaoie mcy iu for then, with him, and he
:jo, aniimi) possessed, will yet go into court, ;vU1 ,)e a multi-millionaire in wealth, months later. nfi ..eriure themselves to protect rp. i- .i,on uv
Utiw F ' w J -
Timv will cticnco m agricultural i10 nundrcls who have thus mal
l liv i - -- tJ . w
treated them? For the
Niagara
The People, when thev
him! on a free-silver platform, ex
SaniC myS" ..l ,1 . tiii,-1 mi-nrun flip Rfintlh
ireaiuu iiiun. .- pCCica ne wouia reverse tn. nupuua terious reason, upon election days, Hcan giierman policy, but the monic such depraved beings will vote the o lhe millionaires was too great i i i 11. Iw.rt.l livr flip . .. ... iil
But few changes were made in the
, . W -- A .
premium h-t. l he county nngs in
classes 6. 7 and 8 cattle, swine
and sheer were stricken out. The
matter ot secunng special aurac tions for the fair was left to the ex ccutive committee. It was suggest
ed that an effort be made to ar-
rance for a competitive unze dnll
" "! - - m.
between a number of branches of
uniformed C. K. of A. for Friday !of fair week.
M W. Richardt was re-elected
fJonnral Siinorintendent and Chas.
Moenkhaus was selected as chief
marshal. Superintendents for the various departments were chosen as
follows:
(.lasses 1-5-Wm. C. Brittain.
g 9 J. J. Cunnineham.
10 12 Henry Behrens. 13 Phil. Bamberger.
14prof. J. T. Worsham.
Rare Dr. E. G. Lukcmever.
The next annual fair will be held
Sept. lGth to 21st. Huntingburg
News.
SMOOTH SWINMJEIS
Oeace the RaraNets ef Uwmmc m4
w eel -pit and tunnel, and giving church, or the family which do" icv hc pur3Ue9 i9 iaid down lor him Wllici iui, v. 1 ,, - . . ...1....4 .......-.irn na nnn nf its . ... . ii i
. ... . rnnniu nnn t i iiiiiihi - i iiiui i i.i iiti tiiiiiiil i:iiiiiiitkiiiu -j w v - - t . - w i n - mm - r pi c.i-r ri r . t mr
IlUlir.ui i-iRi.v y,".a ni mnnt. innrer .lUU I11U1I. in. iiu.
t I1 ...11. I .nu. I...I.H nun till IIUIIIH."- . , ,. , ,1
Ireland.
out
way
Lii.ru u. v.B"v . . . nmi.int ment to over ouv iiiuh. ..-r- . . u' KchhI eel ar, with three town IoIh in tmpiomeuv "'" rnmnletion of cardinal v rtues, stands upon unccru,tl. Good water, stable, and olherold year has seen the completion o c """" " j t ai bo ldings. In good order even-the power house, the arrangement t tun g rout f0 "" will disap- ; a nice home near churches and o n Vlist amount paraphernalia, penty will vanish, 8J"P w Ii -i.V. rvl wnc ptv mirround n . ".' , t n. -.,..1 tl.o tw.nr moilCV Will UV away, and Iiap- , ;
bv Sherman, Harrison, Chandler
and Keed. And no uemocratic paper should defend him after his
recking the Dartv last vear. anu
w
lor lsifb.
it
ii
Uev. Tsidor Hobi. one of the
founders of St. Meinrad Catholic
f!oller. in Snencer countv. died on
the 13th. Ho was a man of pro-
fntinrl leamincf. and had been in
.-......0, t
structor ot the l heoiogicai acpsn-
Iment of St. Meinrad for thirty
vnari. He stood hish with both
thp Facultv of the College and the
Ieople. His funeral too place on the 15th, the religious ceremonies
hoin nf the most solemn ana im
. . i - . . - ... .
is through pressive character. nunungoar
State Insurance Commissioner George Washington Duke is hot
after two Bmooth swindlers who
have spent the spring season neecine the euileless Reubens of Law
rence and Dubois counties out of
thousands of dollars.
One of the fellows has been iriv-
ing his name as N. M. Rusher, and
the result has proved that tne ap-
pelation wasn't a misnomer, ror business purposes they represented themselves agents ot the "Farmers'
and Mechanics' insurance u., o,
Milwaukee, Wis." Their racket was tn soll tx)licies at fabulous premiums
and pocket the proceeds. A few
days ago letters began to pour lato Mr. Duke's office asking about the jcompany. Bv means of letters and
telegrams he lound that tne com
pany was a pure and simple myin. He has written to the erand juries
of both counties commanding ihetn ' -k v m
to indict the offenders. lna. oun.
laat week Albert Johnson and
Commodore Houchins filed suit to
be released as bondsmen of lww
Sumner, county recorder. There
corner claims that the lee mm
salary bill of 1891 is unconstitu
tional and rexuses to pay over um
fees of his office hence the suit.
Several hundred dollars are involved. Petersburg News.
tBTFiiw Job Printing a tkis
Bainum. News.