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, 1881-02-04

sptstat Dtapateh ia 1Rs Catsaaa 1etbun&
CoLuMnus, O., Fdb. 1.--Tho judiciary Com.
mltteo of the lto,1so OF Representatives, to
whom she question arising out Of tho proposed
consolidation Ut tho Americun Union and West.
crt, Uuion Telegraph Companies was Foferrud
With Wow OF preventing tho satno within tho
btatu Ut Ohtu, n,pdo u report to-dny. Ths 70
port ls very tutl, but the fnain foAturos which
lear upasI pho subject are fully ou'braced In tho
following synopsEs; THO Committee sopnrt that
under Tho present law I'LL telegraph co.npan'ds
can 10 consolidated, and fecou,luend tho passage
pt an amcnt,meut ehAt lsntsa tho consolidation
to telegraph companies whose Inca '.asq not
pns7sElv! or con,petltlhx With each other, and
whu1l 80 utltcd will turiu contlnt1l!s tino for
1ho Committee further report that tho 1tavssia'
tufe -. ;.-...... ..
:, :, HAS 4 HIGHT TO REGULATE
and ax maximum rltes ~ ~ Ill Gtl4lnpu Car.
rietx within kho Jurisdiction Of tho state. aud
thai 1t WHY tha duty ot tho Suite 10 90 W. lucy
, 1881-02-04

nlao report ,hht Congress- has tho right to reg1l-
lata and eaiablfsb rates fnr nh rhllrtA'is tclc.
HTApha. md other th1n,1tn curriers', nti1
i.1rthcr, that 1t is TIM duty 1f cnlsgrrsh
III mss trelArntnry met ,,nnn'ig thu
distinction bntwree nt" mt insrr.Stato r.',,l-
tnpree. md III no reKnlHln commerce ~ 10 rsfni.
lIsh 6.ld INFORM maximum rntc+ nF cflnrRts.
Thu COtnnttrn rettsrtctf tho following Amrntl-
tsltnl tn tho Htcshnt EnH+ which wAs ratat,! by
t'io llnuse ani will .lo,lbtess to ctue1frc In by
AEsriUx ]. ~ 4 enaetnt, &C.. THAT BE-. ni5o
of tic ltevtnc1 Hlnlutes be 40 AMENDED M u
r3ad M tolIow.: "Whcn twd nr s,,,,rc tetnrrant,
f.I't!!m'nlas wtto4e several lns nr, nGt inr;it.t
81, .in!st wifi f0ru, ennt!n,!u's lino fur rccIv-
Ing uttl tranAmittinR .ilspntelt. desire to fIt-
a0Itllto intp Il single EHfItnrht oH ttlty may tD
NJ IN tic nhnnr and s,!f1rCt to tho rtilea lIrI'-
r,lrs."
t,Galctl. ..'-
iloti. Jnisrs. Chnlt,nnn of Tho Judiciary Cu,n.
n,itteo, stntes that ths ieBteattom VIII surely
f'rpvbnt the consolidation III thk Stntr. rs It tY
places tho teleKrnrh canp with That ar Taii-
rua,fs which his H!rctly lrcn ttAGd hy tho MT
tempted consolidation nj tho AtInHlte h Grent
Western itoi1rond md the tlevclnnt, Columbus.
Eincinhatj Il indianapolis lload several years
ME0.
, 1881-02-04
WISCONSIN.

., sptftal ntpateh to 9ns Chicago Tfibuns.
aAnisos, Wis.,. Full. IA ILL wna Introduced
Mme sta Assembly to-day mixing II u ponnIty Of
!" 10 tof any telegraph eut9pany doing bualncss
~. "!seonstn ,stn TO chnrH0 innre than 20 cot,ta for
d:s,a M. toh words. ntd ono cunt for cnch ad.
t'vai t."s" word Tho bill is 80 RroAsly onerous In
'sp'oslalons 1T TINT 1t caulot puaa,
III. tAe FARMERS who hltro been bcro on 1u1sso
~" Ia Heek attending OH tho meeting OF tho Stuta
~altafai aud Horticultural anucttca hare, 1t
.,on nAofed to.nsht, formed Faeulors' Alli-
~ ~. 'ao object bUtn9 tu controi tho politics
,,.z.. ~. etate' An Alliance will be fortucd III
s'sN 'o"n In thu B.atv, uni. =
n ,A.,. Wan ON s.oSoroL1Es
w.aeie r. watohwarl.
nno. eenAte EhambOr was crowded th1a utter.
ts " ladlcs t0 lsten to number OF Interests
uo,,,apafa ,psfa on vArlcty vi subjects before the
A,Ss''caltlrnl SucIesy,
III. ~ 70 ne election OF d United 6tates Sun
le.i.,..aa w Rfcatest bone Of contention III this
Ens," sa1s sa' VIII 10 10 rodtstrtpt tho 8tnte Into
,S,ss atu Assembly districts SO " TO eonfos ii
,ss A' .,H 10" census. aud to which p,ny bo added
rn,.,o s'rlo krowtny our Ut Il now Conxros.
ID WI.ap o'liohntout. The lnelpleut st,ltesyun1
ton, ", l'kt hls trtbu clsuwhuse, Il p,ubi.
laa i. ",. psetetmoHt and tea!pus OF his sIyuls,
,@pc. ~. ~. w tNo Hlert for opportunities tu nd.
km. ~ ~ o"n interests. ltq "a, therefore. apx.
b earva. 'aa senate and Assembly tls{fcts shull
nany ,a =, oat to suit him and 10 etl,nlaato Us
nSia ais rsvaas rfa tho puttcnl 1,nld ns
&a,ts H.. satlle lallablu Gnturprso Tint ui,t,i.
y u,so iact'ss cts}s;sSs IT, As&embiy.nan md aoia.
l,aIm,v nt, tae Gonsressma.l In pn,Lryo, mud
s,..,.. "lleF II district tIuIt WI! ittsist on
h far It,'sSo a. ,h''S ilist To wAsngS0r5s. ::
stned thn =. thsEalntlv" ~ superintendent IL con-
eIrvair Nh aas hueA considerable lxufl,lx ut,
f'sparca III an4 tho nnnexed schvIuio nas 1yvi,
= a"aaea round tor uxasninatlgui
NAein.
, 1881-02-04

JEfFERsoH CtTY. Mo-, Feb. Attic twn
Houses nf tho f,cuTslnturu met IN fninL srasfnn
this morning mud listened 10 iii otolucnt speech
tiy the tton r. II. Wnshhrne, Of l'fnOts. II, which
ilo prcsnntch 10 the staten purtrEtt tpu}nttsl by
tho ce.rbratcd artist Stnnrl} 0f Edward Itetnp-
atead, tho first ncleuntc to Congress fronl Wis
sn,,r when II was Tarritnry. md the first ,le1o.
Rnln frntn wcAt Of the Mississippi lstyEr. ttnv.
Chrlttcfl1pi. In MI appropriate lfrGRs f1cfcpted
tho purt r,,it nn t,ahl(f uf the Ht4te.
Thu tlonsa tB-tiny plasclt tho Senate Till ask-
Ing Congress 10 open Dklh1nn,a to settlement.
III. I,DEls, Feb. ;k-lnDslurn!iIr CE,rllnnt!tsti
cxtsts n.,tt,s1E tho brpwnrs Hf tbs nily Uvcr tho
introduction an tho Legislatures Ut Proposition
tlu manufacture Of alnhn.lg siItnulnutsln a1ls-
Rutlri. committee has hepn formed to orEnil-
fzc nu opposition, hnsf tho hrcWtrA throughout
Tho whtsky-tnnkura dun't tsee1 to 1to tEstlrhctl.
bit tho hr1wers are determined vi rigorosls M-
tim.
, 1881-02-04
MARINE ITEMS.

Special batpaFtk 70 TR3 CHltd00 1f76tH&
MILWAUKEE, Fob a-NeKotIatons Aro pend
Ing hotweon Eastern parttOa aud phllo Cham"
ter!aIn for tho pufohnsc Ut two Of tho Northortl
Transit co.upauy*B boa,s. In MI Interview, Ar.
Cha,npersa,n said shas tho CeMpsny's contsuat
With thu Grand Trunk HALLWAY bud expired. uud
that It wns toun unnrUntnblu to run no many
btssts. lIo will reduce thu anMbcr tru'n tMclv1
IL soV0tt, hut rrugnt rntcs !ula WiHus WI nut
10 Affected hY thls chanke. X The leo elrtrs th9
ChuiiElitin tU curry out tito uuutEAut with tho
Fllut ltre Mantsllotso Hallway. Ihs Gasaes, 1!:
Wit Wit tnvo har rstittod Tor spsing navigation.
W, ii. Wolf Is vi Cn1oayu to@lay. aud y ~ sald
hIs ot,juet Ia to aul ihyua now tugs to tip fes-
Rsi.OWnerY' Association as that CITY.
, 1881-02-04

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Fol-. 3.-!The Legislature
took n RECESS for ten hnyB. Dcforu ni,tn,.rntnH
1t appointed II co,nnlttteo to sit during the re-
resB 10 .Nycftipats tho cnarYca Ut bribery nssl
corruption nRai,,st members In tho eiuctinu nf
Controller and TFcasnfor, Among tho witnesses
tlAIned IL Congressman Il. e. Nouk.
, 1881-02-04
TILE COMING MAN.
Mrs, Livornore Tolls Something
of His characteristics.
An Entertaining Lecture h5 Lady OF
Advanced Ideas.

A"'""119
IT,. v,ur . r,voruoro ,cct,red in Central
,r' mary ~ Ays. .',.,,. nv ",rhc 1;ominu Mnn..
r r "' a,, ,no .,,'lt.en wuyo every lndlcat1on Of
greatly upprcc!at1nx II.
Mrs. !vurin1rc nr1rnred alone on tho pint
form and entered ut onro upon her s,,b1uot.
She said TINT man ,sas created lnnoe1nt mud
cht1tlllko; br cpt,Id not make clothes. Iltl
hmlsc ,,r crrn ,i,st,nu,tsb rIshs f:ou wrot1g,
tsrIIlSat,nn nntl n,.nrvthtnu ut,tnt,rehcntod II,
,l,o % t.rt, Inv @ Lsloro hn Il wouid be lnposslbie
tn tho v hst"ry F@t Of Ia tho r,t pIaec s
la."ry WIS not thoro'shy N" n leso.11. lus m@m
v long tne sefra 10 taoan. "nM 81
aid aacc' md f these ,n, runs to q,' n,s 81
imcn wrltten thou. When history 'vgan r:xypt
Was thu sent of civilization. al'd many things
wese aec'plls,ed lion which sto now esns' s!te,
~ h!a t!onstfl i1n,G9enn .;ein csn,y - 5Ey t;
nally kasc but ely'ISnmo s.le ,n9 u~1, ,h"r, ,gn. w.
yq MeSSr st, ss ss s,aiMsa Is s se* q s
ri q ithe ead ir:a'4s than il iytnY tsasners. a
1st f.ee r.. m',sa @ @ ,om t,' raars of ,nwa
,tsSit n !s %hern ,nst, WEE t1u1 "st. III u aars
k.%t.
lttle nt.n Home lnii. hoeycomnen& .,, & Mnn ,s ,''
.nsm!!ty @M rattcm W, ~ Ms ,hni or S5t.
nr the fall ~ Hnl.'9 o"hl3a'oa osc'''ateo 1or
'""N ''n'e ai'a Aa's!'S .- -.
sI:rTI.1u IN CENTRAL. AND WESTERN EU-
HUFF,
n, ,.,. ,o,,. o,,,,,,+ ~, scttIo in Tho Sow Wortd
r. r." ,r'rs un rt,"rf WA M oti,nr viii, 10 ac-
~ t,f ~ liz ,uit,r,tnt ~ bnsis ur ngo,,t,. to
t"is lit" nr I ,hn Ati"n,n Ali wh1 cr,sseI wpro
.n, H. ,,t,vwrtv ,r rsctit[ut, hit thDY
rnIt ~ tt, .s So,u9,i,tnIr vrI, thnr martha
ctIi II n,t ,itt.rrFnit Is tiat in ftu Nu,y Wur!i
Hrn ,s<,,'ia t,r -; t,r tnr rnnfr nrcii n1 ttlr
| Hi ntiir"n'a ,.I,iI,irn,, III 'o' '"0' ~ $500
Ia ,rnx. nrn ~ r,xl1,,ntton roccIvctl tn i'm
n,t.s fr.,m r ,,rt,t rtGufs. whjg wi.r,s: lilo
irti; ~ i,,ut,.rn @ AAr;,,e tb, .hnkxn.nrenn mn:
t '''t'st ~ - Tth.r n9sstnsf Eat,Isrisn ind
o to nn. ,vci n wns thu nI:inuinv nr tho tstulIs
tx ish "' -, wn , Ws .1 frnon. Iic Inv"t,;inn ~
t,s;,,,t,,t mht 'm, 4 n,ss,,,n tt sivt, tor
.,,;,4r ~, unmmnr ~ itmrW,r nr,t ,1tsc,,vprv.
,sstts, ,,s tn ,,is,mr. IT, ] ~ "'rtsm Whnt nhnmi,t,
i XII t",nn ,,rnl Frst fhuro WIS thn ,t,,lii wifi,
I'M hr"it, INA "rG :, nd,t1ntn,i nn nav tilrre was
~ nm, % esr,m"a n,, r" n,waTs ,ytrh' If mr..
1tnH % - n,,,. t;. ,.uI1 hnv., brnf, tr,ai.lTrct,
, 1881-02-04
PENNSYLVANIA.

ItAsntsncnt., ra., Fah. a-Tho sixteenth bnf-
lot for GnIted Stntcs Senator rcsnlt,yi as follows:
Wallace, IS, Oliver. 75; ur,w. 10; Phillips. j:
Maoyengh. q: echoicld. 4: l}hir!, /: Hewitt, l;
Curtin, i: f,ntI,vhen, l; Shlr1la, l; ARro,y. |.
The resolution u takc thrcu bullets dn!ly wAs
rcJeetCd-1;M tu u. Ad}ournud.
, 1881-02-04
rho Ohio House Passes a BILL For
NA h;ddiug tho Consolidation Of
q Telegraph Companies.
,t,c,,trnu Sofons Stlll Wrestling
Xeul0usly with tue Liquor
Question.
Missouri the Recipient Of Portrait at
Tho Hands Of the Hon. E. B.
Washbnrno.
No Result Reached ut Hosrtsburg-Pfo-
seedlings in KanHas and Other
States.
INDIANA.

kt.,tal Dl.pateh 10 ms ChtedSo Tribune.
,.,...c,trs. Ind, Feb. :L--Tho ScnntG NC
isptAsH .s - tta snasto,, ta.,,ay Il, the consl.
cupIrd lnost " ~ ,,,,.m I'M ,,s,,,, +. fn,on,.
Grafton o1 se"H.', ,,os, ro,,,s, ~ nr,,nnr,y 10
Cd to pso''o ~ tr,,,, ,,ntnt ,nt}cr f,sc,,Hslnn
xay a. 10 tho hest means ot preventing !nS.
"ar,r. 49, from uuk,nx gonorai nf1fr1nntton TINT
~. rn. ,olta cnunIcd tho value OF thoir posscs-
taels apess .,.,. -. .ho nort,or. ,,rouc,t tn,,t
nart IN tho lIscusao. and tho bIll WIS hfa'Iy fe'
ssonn,itted to tho Ftuunco Committee.
rns. .ororoI hills wcrc tntrn]ucod,-
laen s,,,,., hi nr,ror ~, 1,v thc At,u,n,t.
them tho MllltA b, ~ .n ~ 'n,1.
0entrnl. It tcxe'npfs from Jury sefV'cnahu po'''
ts.. mud pspsttics for compensation wien tho
ma Esss,os "s.s nm n eorv,rc.
oqmpah'eo "'' " 49, ',,,,,,,
THE ilolsf. ..-....-
tpent nearly fho entire s,Sa1oa alsouse"'e .ao
question wncthef s1Ho tohhi5 heeoa "a my ns"
court. Majority and minority rcEforts wore s'l''
c.,,.,oi f.o,,rt ,,lvI1 iris,lIction, while tho ma
tlu, ~ t,.f,..,.ai .s,,,,rt ,,,ri,ah,,1 mn, a
5oFfty wish tho cfh1slI", cnls ,",.,u 'pe' a"u
EtpcrIOr Court Cfeateti. ING Ntoauon " tho
., t,,do mr., rrnsct,,tii1r Attorney, and tho
eia!o ''"a. ,,sticnt, ,,,nsn htt ~, acttIr-
matter ass'ltilcu II PAt.in"H P.'"sof n"' nv @~'
ment of thu 'natter WIS roaohea.
AsEnzle ltll was passed, lcgultzluE tho ordf-
nances of tho Town uf Ctallccy. and Mr.. Gibson,
NJ C,uske, introduced I'LL aakinE tho l.cg.aa.
furc to reimburse Clnrko County fnr expenses
noturioua cuuelus, who Killed q guard in lH74.
Th1 expenses ucrt nearly $4000, antl htr. 0fjsnn
can SEQ no ret,sttl why his county should stand
tdp expense Of tho trsal whcu tho murder was
mn ,vrrsr1n ARMY rf.vrn
@'' -
, 1881-02-04

LITTLE HoCK, Feb. 3.-1n tho State 5enato to-
day n bIll WIS lntrOduncd to create tho utlfco Ut
1taiiroal Supervisor, to rcgnlatc railroad bus!-
ness. Also, bill to psntah 'he crime OF sape by
custruuun aud l!fe tmpr!su,,mB1t.
, 1881-02-04
LIBEL SUIT.

Hptetal DHpateA to tn EAitaao TStbn1k
ToLEpo, O., Eat,. 3-ttta. Eugeue urown, vito
Of M ex.pullcamnu, to-dny entered lIbol suit
axaIass Tie Mv.s!t,g 1tlev,um for S.0,0d1 dam.
,auca for defamation Ut character.
, 1881-02-04

This scheme will 11o strongly Db1eGtcd to ~
oypFv Itpilhitcnn momher of Congress, mi, VIII
10 nntaKonIzed III the Stnte, bochlse II givns
uway u Congressional distrjct to tho democrats.
LN0IsIATlvE risucEEDiNHs.
htkplgoS, WiA., Feb. AIN tho Senate rcao-
luton UQlling for Information NJ tn whether tho
shartagu Of acro1luts Of officers OF tho atntlsnM
Ilsnnu Hospital h1tt boon nstlin Eud, and bill
of taxation wcre introduced. A resolution OK
pressing sympathy lor tho people OF lrcini!l WIS
adopted. a memorial 1As introduced fIruriuE
tho itlstal snvings-b bunk system.
In tho Assembly blllH Wero introduced amends
Ing the ntyoree law: changing tho hsius!darlea
regulate Telegraph tnrI!ls tnkilK tho t1sts Tor
ta words ~ cents, an1 each additional word ouo
rnnt.
, 1881-02-04

HORSES LfNU CARRIAGES.
11AK-LOAD CHEAP HORSES WANTED
~ IL tp o'rtoCk this luy. nt '1UllSsOa'3 Conl-
1ulsy!un Hlubles ~ Woft Fok-st, euYn9s Ganal,
AT JOHN MIfCllEl.L'S, 1oj l.. WASll-
~ snRtnn.st. hofsst of ~ k!nd. csssaxv. hN&R!es
util haFng88, til aNcOt-1 4Hd NJ luM pFlCGsf u
will uxehauxc Cash hdvances tnn4sa.
1HOK SAl.E-AN ENCE1.l.EN'r FAMILY
u horac. q Yuats old, lark bay. gnstls md sonnd.
AVply At ktkh,e. 2JUt lthltlu-hY.
, 1881-02-04
BOOKS,


, u tpru anu rntunbsa slh wv1ks to4t Evcsvsd
Hgul trV1 9.kuvwn tlfltHh hgrs nt!h r.. !un.
Wulnostay Sob v ~ u octuc. ~ ~. y store SS. ~
Nujls4yp-st, Catalogues afV now fatdy, WA. a:
Wt1sTElt5, AaaIlouosn gQt ChluagV A6cu0OraT sad
Stpfaxp w.
, 1881-02-04

L1Oi. SAt.E-l, 100 FEET C(}RSEt. PlsAl-
sl2.av, and ai1!y..oIonth.st.; wa!nr nt!es ars M
~ H. r. ~ t.nsI ffeSb s na t nbss syur n 1eu 1s,
CUurHik. II rrbune Building.
, 1881-02-04

UUFLllINf3 MATERIALS.
I00000 OLD BRICK, Az GOOD
1OO&oOSyAs ~ aewt chaaV. llAlk'a Brick
Aspsr{, h ~ sAa.st
, 1881-02-04

A Iii. RECOMMEND Mrs: FltANkS Az
~ gne lu.t uatse " love. n4Eris4s. 1shh!t @ma
, 1881-02-04

EyOK SALE-T1NE BRICK Il) USE AND
I iar1su :urnnr tHt, HtAt-cnss ;afHon. West EhlI.
FiAOeN: Nlo .6rst hnFyuin nnw U1urcd. HENRY
WALLER. jill. " fInnrborn-At-
, 1881-02-04

1i1OK SA I.E~-NfKTIIW CORNER or
L Orchards st. md Wet>rr-nv: lot +axEA wt!i twu-
HUH terms nas!. Apply q i!AItSlS / i'A!s!Sll NJ
IL sn,es.,. VI II. =. fDisSEss. tuutn u FofsAna
NIrSnE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-11-18

In one Of the fights in the Shenandoah
Valley between Sheridan and lee,
Confederate officer discovered two 81
his men supporting third % the rear
Something IN their conduct aroused ms
suspicious. and riding up 70 them NC
called out: IVA.
..Whcre are you men goingw
taking this man 70 the rear was
the reply. w.
Woundcdr'
..Wherc?" Numbered the officer, =
he drew bis sword.
~ dunno answered the man, - he
,lncked his head for bullet from tne
Federal lines. .'Just IS soon - we Kin
I'll back we're behind tho bill were
bound 10 find out whether = shell ha'
busted him al % pieces Or he's only
scarf 49, Detroit Free fress.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-11-18

.The weigh OF the transgressor Is
hard to lind out -- Nsi0i0n heputiitan-
--LoriIlard's horses. "taking them
As they run are very valuable. --Aor-
ristoUn Herald.
"A good deal Of de tail toit-A boys
Kite. larcob Sfranss Rather pro
licks- The boys father. - Durisnytsn
HGckege.
Fair umpire At lawn tennis -"oniy
keep your head. MIR. Jones. and YOU
are sure 70 have . soft thing. - Co.
Iumbia Spectator.
Never measure man intellect b.
I his size. Good wine IS served up IN
/ small glasses. and slop beer psrades IN
( schooners ID this country - htianis-
port breakfast Table
Some persons make trouble. Others
give trouble. and others still simply
borrow trouble. They are AL disagree
able. and il Is hard to say which Is The
most disagreeable Boston Transcript
Butter Il now made ont Of cotton
seed oil. The manufacture Of artiiica
milk has become quite an industry, ans
An Eastern firm Is making an exccllen
article 81 leather out Of paper. Now
Il some one would invent artiiicla
beef. the COW might - well resign. N
| 7exds Siffings.
$3.50. What the blazes do you want IN
nomination for? You're sure % p
defeated at the polls" So said Rae
, bsr % Young symonds. "Yes." sai
Symonds. ~ know Il, but must hav
I n -. fux<u 1II<u %
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-11-18
fck-ss i-.s o~-sl
PERILS OF The DEEP.

"nurlng my trip down the River Tasns. In
Spain." said Captain Noyton - representative
81 this journal M q recent conversation wv tho
sca shore. ~ had 10 shoot luo waterfalls tho
largest being about eight, live feet, and lnnumcr-
had three ribs broken In q fight with sharks and
coming down the SomAnc.n river I'm France.
received charge OF shot from an excited ana
plcasant ana might bo termed dangerous, J Tear
nothing more on my trip than intense cold; for.
a. long as my limits are FREQ and easy and not
crampcd or bcnumbed 4 am al right ~ late
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-11-18

production Of the report upon aiAckeo
irregularities In the treasury occurring
during his administration Of that p
parfmcnt Il scarcely explained BY me
appearance Of the report n question;
The report seems 70 reveal > system q
pickincs and sfcalings from tho Gov
crn,rcnt III that Department unworthy
81 The broad views and aspiring amo'-
ton Of the late Secretary. but tho TACT
that the irregularities thus far deveI- \
oped consist merely Of systematic pill
ferings. and nowhere rise 70 the dignity
II grand larceny. makes Il rather more
odd that Mr.. Sherman should have
been willing 10 allow them 20 come out
II culy the evidence on which they
were alleged was kept back. MT.
sherman has doubtless heard IN bis
youth that
rs steal pin
To pay Is for . $3.50 directory and
S12 for q $40 dictionary. 10 pc found
short OF $50 yards Of carpet ordered
and paid for By the Government 20 pay
80. 50 daily Of the public money for the
,,sc 81 horse which might have been
unotficiaily hired for ol-75, and 70
charge 10 the Government IS 'dcodor-
lied alcohol fifty-thrce gallons Of bay
rum consumed for personal and COS
metic purposes these, Mr.. Sher-
man must be aware. are classed BY the
writers on elementary ethics 8 i'm
moral practices. To charge sugar and
lemons As candles il 70 encourage the
inaccurate book keeping against which
Senator Davis mot lscariot) has
iIl.eu " NE: =, 80 ,s;,aerress
voice = psa ra.rs, ~ !, u ren.
LOT tneso inanJ -. nan
resen. VIA ~ h.'.s.-,,.e,s.n Nan.
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que' ~ ta,iv" .s'H 80. =. $3.50 ,.,,cns
Ior Pun.,e o ~ S',,;.e,s \. ~ con-
anu seEat 20 ~ 800 ,e~c,, 1870
suneu ~ ~ lono1 ~ - 80 49, n 49,
anu then - on1 su - .-'.r.
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ings and stealngs NAV .utn ~. ~ Z.
there y no telling; ne ~ sr;"nS,,
,c!al eSa n,aa,s ,ho ..ss.nss;c cooker,
.Io1h - go - ~ ~. Tre.s,,rv ISersrf
% tne po"ss = 49, 40 y ~ itor,
ment % lnls ez'ens ., $3.50 c - \
when 'noIouen e ~. 1870. 800 - IN
pe MADE nnucr 49, = 49, w.,
hhadamantnine w 49, ~ Sh.res ~,
Piausio'y sugs 49, - r. =
ciamorea ior ne htouue. ~ 49, -. 1850
port inasmucn - Y. va o ~. 49, ~.
ne was likely y 80 .s1 n 1. 49, $3.50. ~ 4,
Mr SHERMAN se a.,,h. ,-le,,,er
1uNi>tA- a rFctt1t4'@@ <-..>~ :
which would have shown n!r; Sherma
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-11-18

-.Want any species Of cloves?'
asked 4 peddlcr d . SALOON keeper onc
a., this week. "Vat for want um?''
asked the proprietor. ITO taSe away
Ire smell 81 beer from the breath, e.
claimed The pcddIer. TAKE AWAY dot
smell Nv becr.'' exclaimed the man be-
hind the counter. !. You got Something's
vat makes der smell STAY O.. buys
him"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-11-18

carry stock OF ST. JAcons OIL IN my little boat
lThc Captain calls Il baby Mine" and has stored
therein signal rockets. Thermometer, compass
nmviS{bns. efc land 1 have but little trouble.
BEFORE starting ont rub yscIfthoroughy with
tho article and III action upon the muscles u
wonderful Prom constant exposure lam some
what subject % rheumatic tains ana NOUNS u.
Great German Kennedy. Why. on my travels
have met people who had been suffering Will!
rheumatism for years: by my advice they used
without food for days than be without this rem
cdy for one hour Ia fact would not attempt
trip Without IL" The Captain became very en-.
when 4 LEFT him Ne was still citing instances u
the curative qualities " the Great German Rem
cdy to party around him.
The Osceola times., 1881-12-03
Household Knowledge.

Hop Beer-Sugar, four pounds; hops,
six ounces; ginger, bruised, four ounces.
Boil the hops for three hours with five
quarts of water, then strain, add five
more quarts of water and the ginger,
boil little longer, again strain; add the
sugar, and when luke-warm add one
pint of yeast. After twenty-four hours
it will be ready for bottlipg.
Ginger Beer.-Brown sugar, two pounds;
boiling water, two gallons; cream Of
tartar, one ounce, bruised ginger, two
ounces. Infuse the ginger in the boil
ing water, add the sugar and cream Of
tartar. When ldkewarm strain; then
add one.half pint of good yeast. Let il
stand all night; then bottle, If desired
a lemon may be added, and it may be
clarified by the white Of one egg.
.Sdgo JeiIy.-To one quart OF water put
six large spoonfuls of fago; the same ol
sugar; boil TO Jelly; stir it all the time
while boiling; favor TO your taste; put
in moulds (teacups can be used for
mOulds), and then turn them all out on
a large platter, and pour cream or thin
custard over them, and around the edge
Of the dish place row of fresh geranium
leaves aud some little bright flower.
Peach Feather Cdke.-Beat two eggs sep
arately, one cup of sugar with the yelks;
a large tablespoonful of butter, creamed
with the sugar and yelks; add half a cup
of milk, slit with flour enough to make
Il smooth but rather stiff batter, two
teaspoonslul of good baking powder
Beat all thoroughly together and lastly
add a teaspoonfuI of essence OF lemon.
Bake twc1ly minutes In medium oyen
in jclly-cake tins.
The Osceola times., 1881-12-03
G0AAiAaIa Az gAahA>.
How the Might, Genius Was Called to the
Command.

T. mum aNNNFs
The doctrine that human affairs are
regulated by chance W luck, and that
great fortunes are made more by the
combination OF propiiious circumstances
than by the intrinsic merits OF the for
tune.maker, has generally been thought to
derive support from the first Napoleon.
II is often believed that the hero of Aus
terliiz and Jena might have been great
general, and nothing more, if a peculiar
accident had not led TO his cary ac-
quaintance with the French capital, and
To that notable incident OF hls early life,
when he saved the Directorate from i'm.
pending ruin and Paris from the mob.
However this may be, ii is certainly IN
nesting TO know how far the accepted
records of this circumstance are correct.
and how tie first impulse was given to
he rise of name and character the
most celebrated in modern times. A
granddaughter Of one of the persons
euglgcd in tht Sc events has Just written
TO the French papers TO protest against
the story that Bana' first pro ured the
appointment Of Bonaparie to the COM
mand OF the troopsln Paris.
According to her version Barras was
altog her at loss where TO look for a
mau who would fight his battles against
ihc Sections, whose rage against the Dl.
rcctcls WAS on the point OF breaking ou
into violence. The established govern.
rcnt, silly and corrupt as it was, had a
uilicient body of troops under its com.
mand to resist the violence of the lnsur-
cent masses But it had no man of ex,
peiifnce and popularity TO whom ii
would intTust the task Of leading these
scliiors. Ba,ras accordingly applied TO
l,,zrn Laroche-or Monsieur Lrrache,
IS his granddaughter rather grotesquel
eats him to know il he could recon-
mcnd man, and then the name of Ma
poleon was mentioned. But Barras, it
appears, rather turned up his nose a.
the suggestion, and even refused TO sign
the order appointing him; so that this
document, which is still preserved, bears
only the single signature OF Laroche,
who was at tina. time the president of
the assembly. Had the order been cam
celed by sny one of the Directors the
history of France and Europe might
have been very different from what it
has been.