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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-11

hold the balanceof power in the nation, and that
if we exercise that power wisely, no man can
be elected President in 1880 who holds views
antagonistic to our principles. And the mag
nifcent triumph recently achieved in Califor-
MIA by which the people of that State have Sc
cured many of the fundamental reforms long
sought in vain by the people of Minnesota,
proves that our power is not waning.
Even the so-called and much boosted ''re-
sumption of specie payments u.s. carefully con-
sidered, but an af1irrnance of our principles
We did not oppose the equalization of the pur-
chasing power Of greenbacks and gold, but we
e'believed the way to reach that result was, not
by destroying the greenbacks, but by dimin-
ishing the demand for gold through the use of
greeabacks, fer the payment of duties on i'm
ports, and for the payment of interest on the
public debt. And what is the so-called Repub-
lican resumption of specie pa;meIts but the
carrying ont of those principles? It is true
that at one place in the United States, in the
city of New York, you can exchange greenbacks
for gold, but as the government receives its
duties in greenbacks and pays the interest on
the public debt in greenback, there is no de-
mand for gold, no purpose to which it can be
exclusively applied. hence no premium upon
it, and hence an equalization of its purchas.
ing power with greenbacks. Re
sumption then is simply carrying out the ma
tional platform. How widely different all this
lican party in 1875, that the greenbacxs repre-
sented part Of the national debt; tenn porarY
loan that must be wiped out before the 1st OF
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-11

committee: 5sf
First-That we are in favor of the soldiers
and sailors homestead law being so amended
as to remove all unfair and obnoxious restric-
tions 80 as to enable the late brave defenders Of
the Union, their widows and orphans, to be-
come the actual owners of q homestead without
price and without cost, other than the district
land Office fees, thus placing the poor and indi-
gent ex-soldler and sailor upon an equality
with his rich and af1uent neighbor. And also
We are in favor Of all lands belonging to the
general government being placed in the market
subject to entry or settlement by actual set
tiers, including pine lands. IS
Second-That the labor OF convicts shall not
be let out by contract to any person, co-part-
nership, company or corporation, and the legis-
lature shall BY law provide for the working Of
convicts for the benefit Of the State, thus pre-
venting convict labor coming in competition
with honest labor. The prohibition Of the em-
ployment Of children under "A years Of age in
manufactures and industrial establishments,
inasmuch as their employment in such places
tends to public Decentralization by enfeebling
them physically, mentally and morally, and
deprives them Of that education in youth on
which 80 necessarily rests the enlightenment
Of the masses, which we hold to be the sheet
anchor cf republican institutions. We de-
mand the enactment Of laws making such en-
ployment q criminal offense and punished as
felony.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-11

| nounce lin 1870 the decentralization Of silver.
The full reconciliation Of silver is to-day q
! mere question Of time.
Second Ours was the only party that in
1876 clearly insisted upon the preservation of
the greenbacks. To-day a statute Of the Unit
Cd States. passed in 1878, prohibits their fur
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-01
Baxter, Esq., Nashville.

It hes been ele;med u s E
| tho opponents DC tho sos pfoposl-
Ition, that four-fGtbs Of the creditors
Of the State haze reused t. acceP /
| Il. mis- Is untrue Bondholder5 /
representing about I've millions Ct !
the prinGjpIe ang eeefQed Interest
amouating IN al to between seven
/ and eight millions, have sisnilled !
in writing their willingness TO 90
cept. A combinatian=of she holders
/ and representatives Of bonds, rep
rcssntias atoa taFsc miil'oas rel
ing pToa the result q suits
commenced against tho railroads.
: have said tIle5 aers not wiling 20
accept. BY this il will be seen that.
! tbe holders Of about thuteoo NIL
lions Of tha bonds have not spoken.
Z At all, and It IS Just as fair 70 say
tsat they assent ia. The proposition
and more -raa5oaable than 70 say
q that they reject Il. The Baltimore
IS gaa. published IN city where OVER
e three millions &c the bonds are held.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-01

works, have orders ahead for several /
months 10 come
ssBuL LET us 3o0A at & aas of o9F .atsst
reports. RBfn emher tha dis is mid
summer, generally fhelA ulleet sti2ae 0i
ahe Whole year.
e3et New ork e ~ ai 4oliVe
demand fer Che product II the furna G.,
autl q good deal q business j. aalI
CD rails.
Alvey up at P45sbu}g The 10 zrke'
is strong, pIices aEe ARA 2sd lm3foR
las, a!l4 n3a2ys .s&5-sss q 5s&ea
moving caJEt50nsIg 0F Else ss04as1g
back ifp7 antia pa 4 n of xsasaFd
tendency.
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saats shat She 3Qee 6f business la5
zeeeC5 hat Of forr years a hia
Ftnaesse SIS heA ia l @sca
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~ 80 uaI advance 10 lie price aata
| PIX AND usaQ3l4sI Qresi iFen bas eo1
aa hee6 tAeTss tllat-cant fae,s5 efalaE
noE be laaa8 for less thAa 5-fo ID et
geat. itita{5es on lbo price q 1lanrb
a80, ana ttsat / ere IS 70 lael7 Is rseFa
Is any o. eae orks. A}i are
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Hon, D. @. greablt, oae Of tae
ablost Ciycuis Jodses il The State,
p good Republican aud 3 State
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The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

The L. $. Senate on Monday con-
iirmed acting. President Hayes nomin-
nations for Collector and Naval Officer
- New York. after very bitter opposi
ton by Senators Conkling and Blaine
and other Radical Senators. by vote
of53f 10 ~. II has caused more division
10 high circles offhe Republican parts
Than any nominations since johnson.
administration. as the removed officer.
had used their places almost exclusivel,
20 benefit the Republican parry. and
i was through their management that i
Republican legislature was elected in
the state which reelected Mr. Conklins
70 tho l.. s. Senate.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

U-rA hill has been introduced into
the Legislature 10 enable the citizens 81
Evansville % change It's name 10 IA.
masco. II can't he did. II would bs
voted down by her patriotic people who
desire ic honor tho uame o; ral. Evans
IL pioneer founder. IF her people
would stop such foolishness ani organ
'r~ 4 company ia huild railway from
Bonneville ic Spring Station. aud pui III
cnoag' money. probably s75.roo. 70
complete II. they would own .Gap :
which would unqnesfionahly pay 4 good
interest on the stock taken, as well rs
pay back the principal in few years in
lie large increase OF trade drawn 10 that
market-which ought TO be one Of the
best in the west.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07
Our RaiIroad.

In the correspondence OF the Indian.
lapolis Sentinel. we find the following in
regard 10 the Rockport railroad, which
we think presents a fair business view
JASPER, IND., Jan. 30-The much
talked OF Cincinnati and Rockport rail.
road i expected to reach here next Tues.
day. Hands arc LAYING ties here to-day
and the iron track j. only three miles
away. No provision Is made for its cx.
tension from here, and II seems to me
that indianapolis and the Pennsylvania
Railway company will miss valuable
feeder 10 their business IL they do not
secure its extension from.herc to Worth.
ington, on the l. and ". railrood. Bonds
will have TO be sold. but an Endorsement
Of them BY either OF these large corpor-
ations would secure probably q ready
sale, as there II already 40 miles or road
completed. and the townships all along
the line from here 10 Worihington
would extend liberal local aid. A short
addition OF only III miles, from Spring
Station to Boonvillc, Warrick county
would connect II with Evansville, and
would give the Pennsylvania compan,
a chance to bid for the large Eastern
freight from that point, which Is now al
carried by the Vandalia company, and
would secure 70 indianapolis the trade
ofa wealthy and large scope Of country
from which she does not draw n dollar
with her present facilities. II i time
for these interests to be thought over by
those concerned
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

CrRcuTT CouRr.-This tribunal viii
begin its March term three weeks from,
next Monday. and al persons having
business therein shonld remember It
The following persons have been drawn
for iurics: Grand Jury--Iohn Pendlev
John a. Wininger, A. Mcintyre, John
DeBruler, August Betz and J. Witte
Petit Jury--B. Henke. A. Kiefner. J. w
Waller, B. Dillon. r. Lampert. J. Gross
D- q. Cox. J. Furhman, A. Reuber. A
Wuetcher, ,. H. Eggers and J. g. Stall
man.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

RAILROAD SMASHrP.-We are inform
ed that the TUESDAY evening train from
kockport ran of the track, about two
miles from Huntingburg, on treslle
throwing the locomotive and two or
three freight cars into The creek. The
locomotive turned upside down. The
fireman jumped off and escaped unhurt.
pnt The engineers head was cut severely
fortunately the passenger car remain ned
on the track. so that no passengers were
injured. The roaj-bed seems to be IN
han order In some places. Better look
% Il, as another smashup would exhaust
the running horses at present on hand.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

bUsr>fss.-Our genial fricnd Alois
6aneispachcr steps as high a. . blind
horse on ice-all because little girl
graces cradle AT his honsc. On Ssinr-
lay last he wouldn't look down close
enough 10 sordid things to lake pay icr
drugs, but handed out the cigars wildly.
Louis Troxler says his big horses
shan't work III the saw machine for q
week. a. he cant spare The time from the
lump Of sweetness just from heaven
M his house.
Joseph Roitet's cigars made this week,
AL have Nh extra gond flavor. ns he was
80 nervous and overioyed. he srilf his
havoring over on his bench. and all
over his tol,acco-a all because Of the
beautiful musical talent hi- wife pre-
scnied him.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

0The iron for the completion or the
railroad TO Jasper, was expected at Rock.
rort Wednesday. If it got there. Mr.
Branham said he would get it down in
hurry, 50 that we may expect the car.
at jasper some time next week. Blu,
the packet company has delayed the
transportation ofthst iron so mnch. tha,
u i doubtful II it was brought down
wednesday. and 1t seems we are al the
mercy or whims Of the Louisville and
Evansville Packet Company. As to the
time when we will be permitted to have
the iron horse toot in onr town.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

ESrrRPRrsK.--we have received the
first number ef The Daily Sun. published
At Vincennes BY Mr.. II. +. Purcell. II
presents crcditable appearance, and
viii add greatly to The reputation Of
Vincennes II Il receives sufficient sup
port 70 keep il alive. Mr.. Purcell i
well calculated to build II up. and II
DISPLAYS q large amount Of enterprise
and pluck for man to start daily any
where these times.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

The Louisville Commercial SAYS
l"The goo~e-bone predictions are per-
haps more closely watched in Kentucky
than anv where else. and II may be call
ed The Kentucky weather prophet. We
must take the breast bone 0f \ last
Springs gooSe-none other viii do. for
prophecy does not extend beyond the
wear in which she j. hatched. II mu-f
which represent the three different di-
visions Of Winter. The.breast bone Of a
goose i translucent. but nj places has
loud-like bots npon it. Those bl0fs fe-
note cold weather. Looking nj the
bone before us. we find little cold
weather about the first Of December.
" hich we have realized. and there j. an
other blot beyond the center Of the bone
denoting cold weather about the middle
OF January This cloud we are passing
now, and 50 far our little prognosficator
has guided rs right. We are to have
warmer weather aftera few davs. bu,
the worst Il 10 come The darkest spots
are near the end Of the hone. and IL the
prophecy fails not. Winter will verify
the saying of coming in like lamb aud
going out like roa ring lion. Our cold
est weather will come after the middle
Of February, and our warmest fires will
be required for the parting davs oI
Winter and the first Of Spring. This Il
the goose-bone prophecy. and as We
have the word Of good old farmer that
has failed for fifty wears. we would al.
wise the laying in Of good supply OF
coal and general preparation 10 meet
cold wcathcr-for goose-bone has said
10. and old Winter will be after young
Spring with great big iclcle.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07
RAsrARDY.-A Miss wilson. Of Hunt

RAsTARDY.-A Miss Wilson. Of Hunt
ingburg. formerly Of Ferdinand Station
says she loved Mr.. w. S. whitinghilll
ESQ, Of Huntingburgh, not wisely but
100 well. and that prospective illegiti-
mate offspring i the result, and she IN
vokes the strong arm OF the law 10 Sc.
cure somthing for its support. Whit
heard the affidavit was filed and lit ons
for parts nknown-through she offered
70 compromise for eI5O.n0.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07
THE EVANSVILLE AND EAST
ExSN.
Aud the Cincinnati and RoclSport
IL. ls. Connection.

y We copy the following from the Can
melton Enquirer and Reporter. which
gives the estimate OF Mr.. Brsnham. su-
pcrinfenienf ~ the Rockport road. La
y communication 10 the Rockport Ga
zelie few weeks ago he states that Ls
can build road from Eoonvillc to..fhe
Cincinnati & Rockpori II. II. for ss5.'
ID D. lie does NOT Indicate the com
Meeting point. bit that j. under
stood a. be at ar near Spring Station
Now road ~ ,qna! length. say
twelve miles. will reach Troy. q"
suppose that Evansville will long
hesitate 10 furnish the srcquisiie
means 10 complete The zap between
BoonvilIe and Spring Station. and thus
secure route ~ the ea>f fifty miles
shorter than any route. and secure the
trade hat must inevitably 20 10 her
from such road through the counties
OF warrick. Spencer and Dubois j. sim
ply 10 suppose them destitute Of cnm-
mon Shrewdness. Such road puts Ev-
ansvlle in one Of the finest fields of
block and bifuminors coal in the west.
and gives her mn advantage for the man
ufarture nf iron over any locality that
can be mentioned. Suppose. then. that
this gap from Boonvillc to Spring Sta
tion is filled. and which we predict will
he done within a year. then there only
remains twelve miles Of road 10 build iu
order to reach Perry county AZ Troy.
six miles more will complete Il through
Tell CITY TO this place.
This then will be onr first railroad
outlet. Estimating the cost from Spring
Station to TROY. the same rs estimated
by Mr.. Branham from Boonville 10
Spring Station. M equal distance. $75.-
coo. and il seems that $73.UO will he
sufficient TO put Perry county in com
necton with Evansville bv rail- From
Troy TO Cannelion will require an addi-
fion.l outlay. but as there will be but
little grading required. Il cannot be very
expensive. Troy township. and especi-
ally the three towns OF Cannelton. Tell
City and Troy arr deeply Interested in
this matter and in view OF The proba-
bilify of this enterprise taking form
would ii not be well for our citizens to
oppose as far rs practicable the proposed
repeal of the present law. allowing town
ships 10 aid in the construction Of rail
roads Nv taxation. Many towns. conn
ties aud townships have avaied them
selves of this law to secure railroad con-
nection with the outside world. and will
Ii be wise 10 debar ourselves Of this i'm
portant power Just at time when its
use viii innure 10 oar grow th and future
prosperity. Evansville j. so agiiaied
by demand for bridge over the Ohio
river, and for the construction OF the
Gap railroad 10 Henderson. These are
splendid projects. but call for consider
able money. We suggest that while she
j. getting ready for such big outlays.I
she use Immediately what little spare
change she has 10 put herselfin connec-l
tion with the Rockport road. and ex.
tend the same to Perry county. where
we doubt not -he will find people will
ing TO aid 50 laudable and important an
enterprise to the extent OF their means
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

-Wc regret 20 learn that cngineer
Hamilton. who was in charge ~ the To-
c0mntive which went aT ~ the Short
crock iresflr on Tuesday. i vrrv seri-
nuslv ininrei. The engine was running
backwards At the time. which prevented
4 clear lookout for the condition OIL
track. The fnrn-table i NJ St. Henry.
and from there the locomotive hacks into
Huntingburc. n distance OF three miles.
and il was on this run 'hc accident cc-
cnrred. the tender going Of first aud
taking the engine over with il. falling .
distance Of ten or twelve feet.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

The citizens OF Boone township ars
notified that will attend TO TOWNSHIP
Business on every Saturday, and Il /.
necessary that persons having busines.
with the township shall come on that
dav.
The library will be kept AZ a. Ru.
dolrh's store, IN Portersvillc, for the con.
venicnce Of citizens, and persons who
have books belonging to II. are request.
ed 70 return them, that they may b
properly registered.
CHRIS. RrDoLrH.
May ,. '7s-y. Trustee Boone Tp.
HrPay us what ron cwcu.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

superintendent Of Instruction Smart
in reply to a resolution. has sent the
Senate a communication showing where
certain reduction in local school ievie'
might be made. which would effect q
per cent. reductions in iown=hips;and 80
per cent. in cities. without injnring the
school system. He thinks the special
school taxes are often too high.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

Mr. Simon Bauman. Of Grass town.
ship. delivered his crop Of tobacco last
Saturday. being 400 pounds. raised on
two acres. by actual measurement. This
was doubtless the banner crop Of tobacco
ever raised in Spencer connty.-[ Rock
port Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

rThe Rockport folks are making
arrangements for komic karnival al
that place on the 25th inst, and want a.
many Of the Dubois county chivalrie AS
possible to 20 down and swell the ranks
with such costumes and paraphernalia
as may suit their tastes. 1t will be fun
alive.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

SrRrSGTowx IrFMs. We received a
communication headed thus. but the
writer having neglected to give us his
name they went into the fire. Always
send vour name TO the editor with com.
lmunicasions.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

THERE are thousands or acres of land
- for sale on ten years time I'm Kansa.
that have been kept covered up for ten
years. Ifyou want TO invest in lands
that will pay five dollars 10 one in two
years, write 10 the undersigned Ex-
cursions every month from vinccnncs
AZ half fare.
c. II. McCARrY, Agent,
Petersburg, Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07
The Western Union Telegraph

The Western Union Telegraph Go.
has made proposition 10 the Railroad
Co. and The people Of Eockporf to build
= telegraph to Rockport and Jasper.
They want an advancement Of eight
hundred dollars from Rockport. 10 be
repaid to- subscribers in messages over
that line 10 any point in the United
States. This Is a small amount for =
live business citv. which needs a tele-
oraph--hut we doubt whether Rockport
needs II bad enough to raise IL.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

rMr. Case. Of Pike county. was IN
Jasper Tuesday. seeing what hc conld
get couple Of flatboats bniit for. WI
don't know that he contracted. but oul
mechanics can pnt them M inst rirht.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

Mr. VIM. Monroe. one Or the oldest
and most highly respected citizens os
Madison township. for many years a
citizen Of Jasper. y lying very sick a,
ms home In Ireland, not expected to
recover.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07
TO CONsTlIpTIVEs.

The advertiser. having heen permanently cur~a %.
that dread disease fonsurnpiipn ~ simple remedy
anxious ~ make knrwn " biz fsil9s srHerers ths
means ofcufe r. ~ ho desire a. ne utli mi cnrr
% the prescription used free ~ charge uh ~ a.
rectunr for preparing and nsng TIE same whieh they
sill md srzk crns for Cossrrrrs0s A.rn~s. BG1s-
cuTris. &C
Farl~r Wishing he prescription wfli please address
y. A. WILSON. ias Penn 81. williamsburg n vt
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

Damages to the amount OF $4,000
have been awarded 10 the heirs OF farmer
HoItzelaw, killed by the l., N. "A. and q.
railroad about year and a half ago.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

wii mail Free The receipt for preparing simple
NKsKrsErK EsI, that riii remove T.s FkEcKLfS.
fiNrIES and Errnss leaving hs kin an rIcnr aff
henui.uis also nstrnr'ln- ~ proiurinx imxmriar;
xrowsh ~ hair on hAll hsAa or -rnl.h fars Aadre.~
ncesins cent stamp, hen. yAndeif 4 Co. yo. - Ann
St.N.Y.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

albert Brenton, OF Washington
township, Pike county, has become IN
sanc, and win be sent 20 the State AN.
'nm. Rcligion was the cause.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

THE st. Ambrose Catholic church.
mt Seymour, was entered BY burglars
and robbed Of a chalice and vestments
OF the value OF $25.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

A GENTLEMAN rho Suffered for years from Nervous
"A Debility. Premature Decay. snd All the eject. a
yonthsni indcrefon wii for the sake ~ suffering hn-
maniir send free - al uho need a. fhe recipe ana ii
reciiun fer making ibs simple remedy Nv whrh ~
cured safsrers Wishing N prorr ~ the advertiser
dence- John ?. OGDEN. . Cedar 81 Sew York
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

The Legislature has reduced the paw
of its pages 70 81 per day. How about
the pay of its members?
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-02-07

UPay Us what you cwe us.