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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-11-20

At ball given by President Napoleon
at the Elvsec. some nights before the coup
d'etat, Mile. Eugene met her future empe-
ror and husband. The manner OF meeting
was somewhat romantic. Louis Napoleon
did not care much for the rush OF ball
rooms, and he had chosen propitious mo.
ment 10 escape with his friend, Edward
Ney, the Duke Of La Moskowa, into the
Elysee gardens. when he suddenly came
upon a radiant. blushing girl. who was
tying up her hair alone opposite glass in
the conservatory. Her hair had come down
during waltz, and the crowd was too
great 10 admit of her reaching the ladies'
dressing-room so she had glided in here.
hoping TO be unobserved. Louis Napoleon,
seeing her in this strait, calamity gave her
his arm, and led her round, By the private
apartments, 10 the dressing-room in ques-
ton, and from this time there was mutual
regard between the President and the fair
stranger. During the following twelve
months Madame de Montiio and her daugh-
ter were invited guests at the Presidential
Observation-Disclosures Compiegne. st.
Cloud-and II escaped nobody that the
prince paid Mile. Eugene an inordinate
amount of attention. No one supposed,
however, that these attentions could end In
u
formed his coup etat, was OH the point OF
becoming emperor. and IL was no secret
that his ambassador at Munich was trying
TO arrange match for him with princess
of Bavaria. The King of Bavaria refused
10 give away his relative 10 prince whom
he styled an ''adventurer," and then IL was
that Louis Napoleon, much mortified at
heart, resolved not TO expose himself TO
further rebufis in counting royal princesses.
Possibly Madame de Montijo had been
waiting her opportunity; for. two DAYS af-
ter the news OF the Bavarian snub had been
bruited. she begged private interview OF
the prince. and told him thar. as his atten-
tons TO her daughter were beginning TO
excite comment, she had the intention of
leaving France. This was at ST. Cloud,
where the mother and daughter were both
staying. The prince asked Madame de
Montijo TO tarry one day more. for he might
have something 10 say TO her. and he en-
ployed those twenty-four hours in acquaint-
ing his ministers of his intention to marry
Mile. Eugene. The news fell upon them
like a shell. Nothing of this kind had been
by any one. and both Count
de Morney. NJ. de Persigny and Edward
Ney earnestly implored the prince not TO
contract such mesalliance. The commu-
nication was made TO the cabinet on the
twenty-fifth of November. On the second
of December the prince was proclaimed
emperor, on the second Of January the
coming marriage was officially notified 10
the French people. and on the thirtieth of
January il WAS solemniZed at Notre Dame.
Republican.
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The Magnitude Of the Revolution.

The recent political revolution is so CO.
lossal and astounding that people cannot
fully comprehend its magnitude till they
withdraw their gaze from the whole and
look at it in some of its more significant
particulars.
In 1872 the States of Massachusetts,, New
York. New Jersey, Pennsylvania. Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois. which extend in an
unbroken line from the Atlantic coast TO
the Mississippi River. and every one Of
which Grant carried. gave him an aggre-
gate majority of 397 900.
This fall these seven States have all gone
against Grant by an aggregate majority Of
$4,000.
The history of politics In all the free states
of the world does not furnish parallel for
so great a change as this.
In the present House of Representatives,
elected two years ago, Grant secured a
majority of one hundred and two. The
elections Of this fall show that in the next
House there will be an anti-Grant maj ority
of seventy-five at the least.
In no one election In the country here
tofore has there been so great a change
from one Congress to It's immediate sue
cessor as now.
II is by the light of such facts as these
that we can gauge the dimensions of the
crushing disaster which has overtaken
Grants Administration.-N. y. S.0i.
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when the ilremen hunt among the ruins
for his bones.
Mr.. NJ. ID. Conway, writing from
London. contributes the following aneo-
dote 10 the Drawer Of Haypey's Monthly:
"A famous banker was busily writing a
letter at a desk in his Office, when we'll
dressed stranger entered. Take chair,
sir, please" says the banker. "and / will
finish my letter in moment" "Do you
know who am. sir?' cries the stranger,
drawing himself up. II am Lord -,
minister plenipotentiary 10 -" etc.
"Oh. are you, indeedf" was the reply.
"Then pray take two chairs"
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little rooster Is growing A" Victory 4" The
Fond du Lac Commonwealth has two bob
tailed and loDg-legged BOOSTERS, with huge
spurs, Just beginning To tune up. The
Grand Rapids Democrat has two ROSTERS.
an American eagle, and an owl, and the
motto Is, foot your horn, Mr.. Chanti-
cleer." which all the birds are trying to do.
The Fort Wayne Sentinel shows a fowl,
evidently prepared for the occasion, with
hammer anda saw, and occupying about
half Of one Of its pages. Ii Il : handbook
ing bird from an artistic point Of view. but
\ Is vigorous and bombastic. The Adrian
Mich. Press has defiant rooster Shrek
ing GLORY J" and Republican one go
ing TO roost. The Detroit Free Press has
three of the MISUNDERSTANDING birds I'm
the lot, and an individual under an UNI
brella keeping off "an awful shower"
The Peoria Democrat has the worst-look-
ing one In the collection. but Growing as
loudly as any of the others. The Lafa-
yette (Ind.) Dispatch has five roosters, all
of different breeds, and heads its ayiary
"Whoop-la." In tine midst of all the din
of this Democratic poultry there is one
magnificent Republican rooster owned by
the Wisconsin State Journal. with the Stars
and Stripes on his gorgeous head, hurting
defiance at the Democratic birds, and re-
joicing at the result In Wisconsin, over
which the GAINESVILLE Gazette also brings
out its cannon and fires salute. Taken
together, the Democratic ROSTERS are a
curious lot. There are bob tailed roosters.
roosters without tails, and ROSTERS who
are very nearly all tail seedy-looking
roosters; and ROSTERS who appear to have
been on spree for several years past.
The whole flock has been let out of its
close confinement without time to fix
them up, and the Growing Is simply deaf
ening. II is long time since they have
had the opportunity to sing. Now that
they have found their voices, they are max
ing the welkin ring.
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Grant Hears the News.

.iaom the Washington Capitol
When the returns from Ohio and Indi-
ana reached the President, together with
the fact that some lunatic had put ''for
rent" on the White House, Grant asked
Babcock what it all meant. "Notice to
quit" responded briefly the High Custo-
dian of the Public Grounds
- won't doit." exclaimed His Excel
lency, "that bouse is the only one large
enough to hold my family and the picture
OF them. Where in the devil am expect
ed to put that picture. I'd like TO know?"
- Your friends could build you as big
house in st. Louis" humbly suggested
Bah.
"St. Louis" roared the savior OF his
country. " that's pretty idea. Follow
Sherman 10 st. Louis and have him cavort-
ing around as General of the Army aud
me nothing"
1T is proposed. your Exoellency, to
make Sherman your successor. and re-
store TO you the Generalship of the Ar
my"
Babcock,- exclaimed His Excellency,
turning blue. telegraph Belknap to arm
the marine band with navy revolvers. and
Childs and Murphy TO meet me in Wash
ington. and order Robson To concentrate
himself on Washington-I'll see who va
Gates"
And His Excellency drank sixteen cock
tails and smoked forty cigars, that made
even the Indians sneeze and shed tears.
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Science and Industry.

OF the "a 200 men usually employed
in building in New York City, 6,l0O are
now idle.
"A Pella. Iowa. man has had two crops
of apples Off of one of his trees this sea-
son.
Our expo-table wheat surplus. this
year, will exceed that Of last year by
twenty million bushels.
The fall wool clip of California will
reach two million pounds, and the clip for
the entire year five million.
-Messrs. Soden & Brother have finished
grading the Kansas City. Memphis and
Mobile Railroad from Kansas City to Ben
ton, in Cass County. Mo.
The apple crop of California this year
o. said TO be the largest ever known. A
Santa Cruz County fruit-grower made a
shipment To san Francisco. and the re-
turns brought him Sc in debt.
Six establishments in New Orleans.
with an aggregate capital of one million
hve hundred dollars, are engaged I'm the
manufacture of oil and oil-cake from cot
ton seed. the yield being one hundred
thousand tons per annum.
Louisville, Ky, is the largest market
Tor leaf-tobacco In the world. Sales during
we past Twelve months aggregate bJ,tO
hhds., against 53,0JG hhds. the twelve
months previous. the total amount of sales
being S1,617,7l0. This shows greatly en-
arged aggregates I'm all particulars. and a
proportionately important gain.
Graphite, or plumbago. is believed to
be anthracite coal which has been subjected
70 the most extreme degree of mineraliza-
ton or metamorphism, being frequently
found IN igncous rocks. Ii is often pro-
duced in blast furnaces. and IL found in
cast iron. Ii consists of almost pare car
bon with slight admixturc of iron.
While the Northern wooden mills
nave stopped, those of Georgia are increas-
ing the number OF looms aud rcaping div
ldends. Columbus has 5000 spindles.
20 WOODEN and so cotton looms, all builr
N less than seven years by a city which
aost G0,oO0 bales of cotton worth fifteen
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school and Church.

There is to be Swedish college al
st. eter, MINI.
Two clergymen in Western New York
have recently each received wedding fees
of $1,000.
The MONDAY prayer-mecting in Phil
adelphia has been held over sixteen years
without the omission of single day.
The four cities of the United States in
which the Baptists outnumber other de-
nominations are Richmond, Chicago, At
lanta end Raleigh.
In the high school at Dover, y. H.,
pupils are examined at regular intervals
on topics of the time. involving a careful
reading of newspapers.
The University OF Kansas has gradu-
ated two young ladies. One received a
diploma as Bachelor of Science. and the
other diploma as Bachelor of Arts.
In the Roman Catholic Cathedral at
Baltimore there are said TO be richer trea-
sures than in any other church in this
country.
The work of Mr.. Surgeons College
for Pastors has resulted, since 1865. in the
education of three thousand pastors,
through whose influence sixteen thousand
persons have been added TO the church.
From 1904 TO 1873 the Bible was cir
culated in 27l languages-over l3l ,000. 900
copies. Last year every hour of each
working day 1900 Bibles were printed,
over 10000 every day, and in languages
spoken by 100000, 900.
An Aberdeen clergyman. advocating
corporal punishment for children, said !:
THE child, when once started i'm the
course OF evil conduct. is like locomo-
tive on the wrong track-it takes the
switch to get it off,
I'm the quaint old City of Nuremburg
two Reformed Church pastors were re-
Gently arrested and condemned 10 pay a
fine for the crime of starting the first sun
day-school in the city. On appealing to a
higher court, however, they were ac-
quilted.
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Hans and Mtshana.


William James, of ST. Charles. Vino
ma County. MIMI, died recently of lock-
jaw, caused by threshiD- -machine acct
dent.
While firing salute at Madison, Ohio,
over the Democratic victories in the East,
cannon burst, instantly killing young
man named Geo. L. Martin.
A Tennessee man who set out to be a
snake-charmer, so that he might travel
with the circus and view the land, was
called upon to ride in hearse sosn after
picking up his first rattlesnake.
Miss Bmto, a young lady living in
Osceola, Pa, was impelled by curiosity to
search male friends pockets. She drew
out revolver, the hammer Of which
caught in the cloth, and she was shot dead.
AT Edwardsville, ILL.,, the other day, a
coal-oil lamp exploded i'm the residence of
Major William X. Pickett, and severely
buried Mrs. Prickett and her daughter,
from the effects of which both died during
the night.
-Chas. w. Weer, a prominent citizen
of Carlinsville, ILL.,. met with terrible
death recently. while repairing a pump.
He fell head foremost into the well, strik-
ing his head upon the wall. and stunning
him so that, when found, he was drowned.
AT Maurey, Tenn. a few nights ago.
a young man went TO bed, leaving burn
ing candle and a pistol on his table. The
dripping sperm ignited the table, the table
ignted the pistol, the barrels began TO en-
plode. and when the young man awoke
he was nearly burned, smothered and shot
to death. The pillow received the balls
and saved his life.
John Williams. farmer living near
Millport. Knox County, No., went, with
his son, 10 Quincy, ILL.,, lately, TO buy some
goods. He was induced to indulge in
benZine by companion, and. not being
used TO il. became very drank. In this
condition he, with bis son, drove To the
ferry-landing. The boat being on the OPP
posite shore, he wandered off down the
bottom-road, leaving his son in charge of
the team. and did not return. He was
found next morning, about four miles
south, lying by the roadside dead, having
persisted from exposure.
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Nature In Carpets.

What we desire In a carpet Is something
that shall be to our parlor what we'll
kept lawn is 10 our grounds-somethlng
so complete I'm itself, so in harmony with
its surroundings, that we shall scarcely
notice it, though always agreeably con-
scious of its presence. For such carpet
we would choose but one color in two or
more shades, and no set figure save an
arabesqued border. if the room is large
enough 10 admit Of IL. The delicate
traccry of wood and sea-mosses forms the
most pleasing of designs, and may be Of
any color that will harmonize with the
walls and furniture of the rooms. Especi-
ally beautiful are the shaded crimsons Of
the sea-mosses found on rocky, tropical
coasts; the many-hecked browns and
grays of those found on our own Atlantic
shores the softly-blending drabs of the
so-called white NOSES which edge the
weather-stained rocks In New England
sheep pastures and the rich dark and
light greens of the dewy MOSES. which
fringe mountain banks or carpet the cool,
damp reccsses Of oak and maple groves.
Ii more distinctness of figure Is desired,
let Us 90 no farther than the pattern fur
nished us by the carpet of the pine woods,
where the creeping, feathery princes pine
mingles with the small. dark, glossy leaves
of the wintergreen and the chequer-berry,
and the lighter green plumes of low-grow-
ing. delicate ferns.
This sort of carpet will give us some
thing to look at, If we choose, without
obtrudng upon us any OF those startling
colors which las the keen French phrase
has IT'D "swcar at each other" in so many
parlors around us.-Norember !Seribner.
-
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Personal and Literary.


London has "Shakespeare Sunday
Society," in connection with the Sunday
League.
through the war, HIS been made Consul at
Venice as a return for her patriotism.
The sexton of Grace Church, New
York. is the richest of his trade in Ameri-
ca, being estimated at S2J0,000. all of
which he has made while In his Office.
Queen Victoria has twenty-three
grandchildren already, and the Britishers
fear that the Guelph family will precipi-
tate them into the gulf ofbankruptcy.
The Grand Duke Alexis, of Russia.
has presented To the Mechanics Associa-
ton of Lowell, Massachusetts, a valuable
collection OF books, In memory of his visit
TO that city.
The next grand wedding in Washing
ton will be- that of Lieutenant Nj. Wheeler,
Engineer Corps u. s. A., the well-known
explorer, TO Miss Blair. niece Of ex-Post-
master-General Montgomery Blair.
-Otsego County, New York, is To have
a grand wedding soon. A granddaughter
OF Fennimorc Cooper, of Cooperstown, is
soon 10 be united in marriage with a
granddaughter of Washington Irving.
The salary of $4,000 per annum paid
10 President Jewett, of the Erie Railway,
is the largest paid to any railroad official
in the United States. and, il is believed,
larger than any paid to any railway officer
i'm the world.
General Sherman says there need be
10 dispute about his religious faith. for it
can be given in few words. Says he
II believe that if people only act half as
well as they know how, God will forgive
the balance
WIN. Ii. Allison. Senator from Iowa,
and Governor Deveridge. of Illinois. are
natives OF Harrison township, Perry Counr
Is, Ohio; and Governor Hendricks. of In
diana, Is :. native of the adjoining township
of Newton, in Muskingum county. They
are all farmers sons.
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million dollars, and millions Of other prop
erty.
AT wisbeach, few days ago, the four
hundredth anniversary OF the Introduction
OF printing into English was commemo-
rated by dinner at the Workingmen's
Institute. Around the room were ar
ranged machinery and type illustrating
various stages OF the art of printing. and
some Interesting manuscripts were also
exhibited.
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"A bad. wicked newspaper man an
nounces The nuptials of Mr.. Bean and Miss
Bacon under the head of "A dish of pork
and beans"
Henry Godnose Bailey is the name
of youth i'm Springfield, Ohio. Henry
Is a good enough name without the middle
one.
The sweetest thing in ear-drops is a
miniature aquarium OF rock crystal filled
with water, i'm which swim miniature
whales, Holsters and shrimps.
"A Milwaukee man SAYS he wishes he
could be wrecked and come home and find
his wife married to some other fellow, the
way Enoch Arden did.
We are told that "the smallest hair
throws a shadow" And so il does. liz
throws shadow over your appetite when
you find it in your victuals.
The humor of Tie clerks of a neigh
boring Post-ofilce finds expression I'm
sticking a postage stamp on the floor and
laughing AT the people who try to pick 1t
up.
81 am son Of Mars proudly ex-
claimed West Point cadet at an evening
party. Does your mar know your out ~
asked the Young lady to whom he had
just been introduced.
There are no millionaircs in Turkey.
When Turk has accumulated anything
beyond $1,000 or $4,000, the boss Turk
of all crooks his finger at him, whispers.
"Come down. honey" ard the balance Is
handed over, or of goes head.
If the old man will insist on taking a
smoke after going to bed at night, the
sooner the house is insured for twice its
value the more complaccnt will be the
feelings of the relatives who stand by
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-" What contradictory thing a Their
mometer is" said Spriggins. = How soy
asked Virgins. Because the higher you
take il the lower il GETS
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Foreign Notes.

DIR. PRESIDENTIAL. German Minister OF
Agriculture, is the first man OF Jewish
race who ever became a cabinet minister
in that country.
-Garibaldi's history of his Campaign
with the Thousand, recently published by
subscription in Italy. Is said to have yielded
him profit of II, 900 francs.
Miss Arch. daughter of Mr.. Joseph
Arch. the champion of the English agri-
cultural laborers, has appeared as a lee
turer. with considerable success, i'm the
provinces.
A movement Is on foot in England.
backed by ample funds, for the purpose of
securing 10 farm laborers an interest in
the land. ii has become extremely pop
ular, and is supported by capitalists and
influential landlords.
The Imperial Memorial Officer in
Pekin has received the following verbal
decree from the EmDeror: ain honor of
the birthday of Her Majesty the Empress,
let dragon clothes be worn for three days.
beginning on The 26th inst. 9th August.
From the throne"'
Mr.. Bancroft Davis, United States
Minister TO Germany, has rented the hotel
No. 81 Behren-strassc. Berlin. which is
splendidly fitted up. His Excellency in
tends making his house a rendezvous for
Americans at Berlin, and he will give a
public soiree once week.
Women do vote quite generally where
they have the right. The London Eram-
iaer SAYS: =. Ia sixty-six municipal cleo
tons, out of every 900 women who en-
Joy equal rights with men on the register,
5l6 went to the polls, which Is but forty
EIGHT less than the nrOpOrtionate num-
Der of men,"
Two thousandand sixty-seven English
rectors, curates, and deans have signed an
address 10 their Archbishop and Bishops,
praying that no authoritative sanction may
be given TO the use of the eastward posi-
ton or of distinctive cucharistic dress by
the clergy when officiating at the admin
istration of the Lords supper.
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