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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-23

The Upton Democrat Il responsible
FOR the following: Last summer. dur
ing the drouih, Upton county man.
who hsd = low fat eighty for sale.
bought few tiles and stuck one IN each
place that wou.L naturally Be the outiet
of ditch. then when buyer came along
he took him around and Dragged sb0u;
what 3 vell.di:chci farm !; uas. and
finally sold the risee for about two hun
drcd dollars more than Il Was worth n
This winter the buyer noticed thzt the
water stood around In : kind Or uDdc-
ciicd way. and he made IN investigation,
rssr ting In the discovery that the length
of tie biggest ditch be h2d was twelve
inches
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-23

There was family passed through oni
village Int Sunday representing % have
come from Tennessee. They travelled
with : two-uhcelci cart pushed 81
hauled by three men and woman Tht
cHrt contained bed and bedding ana Two
small children. They were On their way
% Franklin County, Ohio. Anderson
Dcmocrst.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-23

The Standard j. opposed 10 submitting
ihe prohibition amendment II the No
yember election in The choice "a Repre-
scntstivcs. The Standard and the party
Il rrinds FOR seems s;raid Of The people.
Nske prohibition IN Issue now, let The
people understand The question. and then
select members Of the Legislature will
their eyes Open Boonvil.o Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-23


- lhLoi hof1
We sometimes have 4 contracted nea
OF The kind of rurils thst require object
lessons. We think primary pupils. or
pupil. lust learning ID real. are al that
require object Lessons. which j. sad
mistake. Pupils of all grades from the
IL b edar;sns. 10 those studying the
higher branches. alike. require object
Il sons. But of different kind and M
';ure While the objects for the primary
pupils should he ample and familiar.
those for the advanced grade should be
more difficult. suited 10 The development
81 their minds. and 10 The -tndies vLicL
trey are preparing. +. Sii,s Edwards
aid; Arithmetic docs not belong 20
tile textbook. but to the cornleld,
heat-bin and tile orchard. likewise The
Iother school branches belong 10. and per-
lrAin - tie practical ends uhich they arr
Intended "a accomplish. X would he
much better 10 take our classes TO Tie
green 1e.l.. and teach them something
|4bcu, fle beautiful farms and tire plants
ihan to con;iurslly drlr Du: The long
AMI tedious lnnr- in learning that rule
'rerl aim & iifefsrim.. The king oi
-psfts when a-ksi bv the tutors u III.
realm - 10 their duty. replied i: teach
The bo,s wla< iley should know uher
they become men. Nhst declaration
Il Teachers tli- should b. our key note.
aud Should o% re.onnded through The
land nnii. every teacher -hli. have
e4ugh, TIE sound. But how csn We ~
l'hat< I 4nswtr. by teaching ohjectireiy.
i.t.t Aow few te4rAer- there are either il
tine public Or high schools wbo 10 thi-
.-uficienfly. o. Dallas Lind, one 0f The
leading tfsrher- 81 our Common~ealit
ssys. il writing upon lhie subject: go
info the public schools sln0<t any~her.
aud ib0ngh you may hear good recit>'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-23

For square. ID lines Or less. week. ~ O.
Each subsequent insertion. - g..
I.onger advertisements at the same rsts,
A fraction over even square or squares.
counted ~ square. These are The terms
ferfr2nsient advertisements reasons
b'e deduction viii be made % regular
advertisers
Notices ot appointment q admins
trators kni legal notices Cf ike character
10 be p.ii ia advance.
xxxorxrr~s ckSDiDkTEs.
Tor Township Of;sers. earh $le
- conrrx ezl
For District. Circuit. o. State. SO
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-23

Little minds sre tanned aud snbiue'
by mizfortunes, but great minds ris
above il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-23

The startling fact Is announced ths'
Young ladies who give teachers mos
troubie sre fondest of the school and ~
ill., associations. This statement II vourh'
"a for. and al The Public school teacLcrl
may - duly consoled.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29
THE CHARLES A. VOGELEI co
The New Partnership In the House of A
Nogcler n Co


a most important change in one of tho
largest enterprises of the city took place
Yesterday, and inquiry was busy in gather.
| ing the facts.
immediately following the death Of Mr.,
Charles a. Nogeler the surviving partners
OF the house, of which he had been the
moving spirit, issued circular to the trade
and press, which appeared in the columns
OF this paper. 1t made public an arrange.
ment which, IN the cNigcncies OF the mo.
ment, was deemed necessary, and an.
! nounced that II was the desire of all con.
| Cerncd TO continue its affairs as they had
been previously conducted.
II was learned. late last evening, that Ger.
tain changes affecting the permanent cstab.
hshment of the business had been resolved
upon, sud reporter OF the Herald was dis.
patched TO the office of Colonel Charles
Marshall, attorney for the estate of the late
Charles A. Nogelcr, where II was asccr.
tanned that negotiations had been con.
| cludcd, rs follows
That the interests Of the surviving part.
ncrs had been purchased by MIR. Christian
nevrics, II member of the old and substnn.
tial house u, William Dcyries e Co. and
president of the National bank of Bnltl.
more, and that u new firm was about To DO
formed under the firm name of The Charles
\ Nogcler Co., this name being In honor
and pcrpotu0tion Of the memory vt the late
, Charles A, Noeelrr. II was fur.
thcr ascertnmod that the new firm will be-
composed of the widow Of the late Mr.,
Nogrler (Shc retaining her late husbands
iull iWcrcsD, Mr., Christian ncyrirs, AS OK.
ecutlve partner aud financial head, and Mr..
IL. II. umbstacltcr, who, from the first
step IN the initial venture OF the house of
n, Nogclcr & Co., was the manager OF the
advertising department aud confidential
adyisctoi Mr.. Charles a, Nopelcr.
by this arrangement II has been fully
determined that all the plans and business
purposes OF the late Charles 4. Norplrr.
he founder and executive manager Of thr
late film, shall be developed to their full
truition, aud that the popular preparations
OF the house, prominent among witch arc
81. Jacobs OH and Dr. August Koenir's
Hamburg Family Medicines, shall hold
their high rank under new auspices aud tho
new management.
There is one feature of this commercial
episode which appeals strongly to the kind.
lest feeling and points n touching moral
Mrs. Vogeler holds her relation In the firm
with wifcly courage. Her whole future h
ccntered In the resolve that the fruits of "a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29

the railway war is not lost as a power to
influence the whole market.
President Porter, of the Omaha road
says: ~ had agreed TO enter this confer.
ence after considerable urging. Negots-
tons had been going on for several days.
and when discovered last night that the
st. Paul people had gained control of this
railroad, | withdrew at once from the con-
ference, or rather, refused to take part in
it, and will not agree to any new conference
until know whether the ST. Paul people
deceived me tn Chicago or last night in this
city. When, during war, flag of truce
is displayed, and, under cover of
that ilag, one army takes steps
to so place Troops as to threaten
the ranks of the opponents, then the oppo-
nenis have the right to renew hostiiities at
once, What the Omaha now demands,
should another conference be arranged, is
the arbitration of a committee that shall
determine whether or not this move of st.
Paul people was made before these first ne
gotiations were begun and treat it accord
ingly. | have waited here in this city for
some days in expectation that this question
should be settled, but | shall go to Chicago
tonight"
APPOINTED SUPERINTENDENT.
LITTLE Rock Nov. ga. Il. Buchanan,
superintendent of bridges, st. Louis Il
Iron Mountain railway, has been appointed
superintendent of the st. Louis & Texas
Narrow Gauge railroad, tor the north Ar
kansas division, now nearly finished.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29

TuE republican journals are using every
Observation-Disclosures to advertise and fo,st up.
on the democratic party BeN BUTLER rs Il
presidential candidate. The scheme will
not be likely to work,a there are too many
noblc Romans in the democratic ranks
who have stood by tho old party
through evil rs well as good report, and de.
serve their reward when II eau be given
them. BENJAMIN may do splcrdidly as a
means, an cxpcdient for reyolutioniaiug
Massachusetts,, but the presidency is quite
another thing,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2S.-ln the circuit court
today decree of divorce with custody Of
children was granted Burnett Dixon, hus-
band ofMrs. Dixon, who eloped with young
man named Johnnie Curtis, 20 years of age
and who attracted a good deal of attention
in Texas and the east and created a great
scandal here. Curtis was put on the stand
and testified to his relations with Mrs.
Dixon. 1t is believed the lady, who is high.
" connected here, is living near Philadel.
phia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29

This celebrated play Of Mr.. James
Hcrnc's was presented a second time in our
city, at CraddocSs opcra.housc. last even.
ing to only limited audience, the altsnd.
ancc not being more than half as largo no
on the preceding evening. Tho character
of the performance was In nowise interior,
however, to that on the opening night, and
secmcd to give entire satisfaction through.
out. A full criticism OF the drama and tho
character Of the acting was published
yesterday morning in these columns.
Mr. llcrne, az Terry Dcnnison. ,hu
sailor miller, Mr., Clarke, as "unclo payy,"
Miss Corcoran as "Chrystal,' aud the little,
but wonderful child actress, Maud Thomp.
son, MS Little CnrystOl," were US clover
and ATTRACTIVE rs ON the previous evening,
and wonthe hearty sympathy and applause
OF the audience IN the various reuditions of
their parts. The engagement of the com.
pany closed In our city last night. The
piece lisa very beautiful one, the company a
strong one and the lovers of the drama
everywhere will see Il with real pleasure
and be benefited and bcttercd by It's pre-,
sentation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29

COLONEL THEODORE LYMAN, elected to
congress from Massachusetts on civil re-
form platform, is pretty apt TO carry into
effect his ante election promises. Tue total
cost of his campaign expenses was SIP IS.
That Mn. JAY HunpELL didn't place any OF
his "lniluencc" in that district Is pretty cor
tain, and this is probably the keynote of
COLONEL lyMAN's success, His record,
however, is not SO good as that of PROBES
soR SEELYE, who ran for congress on an in
pendent ticket in the same state few year,
ago, and .aid niterward that his election cos
him just the threc.cent stamp that he usct
on his letter of acceptance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29

VIZ are in receipt OF a recent number Of
the Chicago Sporting Journal, containing a
long and splendid account OF our late Dial
las Jockey club races. The reports of these
races as they appear in the journal were
furnished by MEssBs, LOOMS and MCGUIRE
of our city, and they are in fact regular con
tribu'ors to the paper mentioned. The
Journal is owned principally and controlled
by Mr.. YANK ADAMS, the famous fiugei
billiarlist, and bids fair to become one OF
thelsading sporting journals of the country.
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APPOINTED SUPERINTENDENT,
Tho Cold Snap,
LAKE CHAMPLAIN FROZEN.

WHITEHALL, n. Y, Nov. 2S.-Thermom-
eter g degrees above zero this morning; ice,
two inches thick, Lake Champlain is
frozen between here and Crown Point
Navigation is about closed,
CANAL NAVIGATION ABOUT OVER.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 2S.-The canal is
frozen over. The division ,uperintendents
are running breakers and keeping up navi.
CATION.
AT RALEIGH, n. c.
RALEIGH, N, c., Nov. ga snow-storm
began mere this morning with cold sleet
AT PETERSBURG, VA.
PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 2S.--The first
snow of the season fell early this morning,
and 1t has been showing ever since. No in.
dications OF clear weather.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29

COLONEL EMIL FREY, thu newly.appointcd
Swiss minister to this country, derives his
military title not from the republic ho rep.
resents but the one to which he Is accred-
tied, having been gallant soldier on
the Union side during the late
civil war. The following incident,
related by n Washington correspondents, is
Of interest; "FREy was confined In Libby
Prison and held AS hostage for the Con.
federote CAPTAIN w. J, GORDON, condemned
bya Federal courl.martial to death. PRrsI.
DENT LINCOLN, upon being so informed,
stayed the execution, aud then CAPTAIN
Fnsy, of the cighty.second regiment lii
hois volunteers now the first minister
plonipoten,iary from Switzerland to the
United States, virtually saved GoGpoN's
life, who was soon aflerwsri sent to Rich.
mond bya flag Of truce, aud In return,
CAPTAIN FREY was released, This morning
CAPTAIN GoppoS, who is solourning In this
city, called on MINISTER FREy, aud the two
saw each other for the first time. AS may
DO well supposed, the meeting was highly
interesting to both, and to oil who CHANGED
TO be present. There was q mutual inter.
change Of experiences during the prison life
of each, and recital Of the fearful suspense
both were subjected TO for time. They
separated highly gra,iilcd to have met each
other after an interval OF seventeen years,
whom the lite of onsfepended upon that Of
the other, and Under circumstances so
changed"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29

VESSEL DAMAGED AND ANOTHER FoUNDrRFD,
SAN FRANCISCO, GALA, Nov. 2S.-Arriyed
steamer City of Sidney, from Sidney, via
Auckland and Honolulu, bringing the fol.
lowing intelligence: An immigrant shir
from Northampton struck a rock at Port
Hackney, was lowed in Botany Bay and
beached, af'erward iloated and brought tc
sidney ior repairs. The steamer Caller
heavily laden, ionndered during heavy
gale of Botany Head. Seventeen souls on,
board were drowned, save one,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29
Hallway Racket
A rAsr MAIL-MoN'r ARnIrRArr

\ FAST MAIL-woN'r ARUIrRArr.
CmcAGo, Nov. 2S.--lt is stated that ,
asst train is contemplated between here ant
81. Paul, TO be put on next summer by III,
northwestern aud Milwaukee & st. Paul
leaving Chicago ~ $50 a, M, arrjvingat St
Paul nj $50 the same evening. IL is stated
that c, q Wheeler, of the Atchison road
declines being arbitrator Ut tho Western
pool,
REHLrCrrp TuH OLD HOARD.
Ntw loRH, Nov, 2S,-rhe stockholders ri
the Erie road here reelected the present
board OF directors.
TIT. PATHWAY WAR.
Ngw GoRH, Nov. est IL difficult to as
certain the exact status of the railway war
Vice president Wadsworth, of the ST. Pau
road, says this afternoon; 1--WE received q
proposal from Mr. Keep, Of the Northwest
ern, which We thought was favorable and
fair To all, and We at once heartily con,
Cured IN II, rs did all other companies,
had supposed that was the last of IL, hut
Mr.. Porter, vt the Omaha road, goes Ia
work and kicks 1t all over. Now We are
done. IL there is any war, let 10 80 on
We have done nothing today To Sucur,
harmony, nor do We intend to do my
thing" Mr.. Keep, president of tho Chi
C'eo ~ NntlhWcStern, was found ~ his OF
licr on Wall street, and, IN reply to In.
quirics. said, al entered into the matter
not because my company, was the
greatest sufferer, but because
was anxious TO SEQ harmony
prevail. The plan had proposed Thought
was good one, and oil seemed to favor iny
views. At least they had 50 expressed
themselves. The action OF Omaha's prcsi,
dent In drawing out OF the pool does moi
need discussion Keep said he would
make no further effort TO bring about peace,
lie had some business to finish up with the
directors this afternoon, and tonight h,
aud General Manager Hugh,tt will start or
their return TO Chicago. A report tba,
Porter had resigned the presidency of IN,
Omaha railway was promptly denied at the
office OF the company. Although indica.
tons are not favorable as yesterday, the
strength OF stocks Is TAX N as u sign thai
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29

WE cannot hope to escape much longer.
Snow is now cleaning on the mountain
tops and in the valleys of the Old Do
minion. Well, any change in the appear
ance and comfort of our mud.submerged
streets is to be welcomed, although it af-
ford but transient relief
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29
Want to Resurrect 1t.
THE SENATE LIQUOR BILL.

New YORK. Nov. 2S.-The board of mana-
gers OF the National Temperance society
adopted resolution urging prompt passage
by the house of representatives of the pend
ing senate bill passed by the senate of four
consecutive congresses, 20 provide for an
impartial national commission of inquiry
concerning the alcoholic liz tor traffic and
its relations to the general public Welfare,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29

1t may interest people of literary tastes to
learn that biography of George Eliot is
about to be published. The writer is Miss
Mathilde Blind, and the work is to be the ini-
tial volume Of the forthcoming series of
Eminent Women" to be edited by Mr.
John II. Ingram. The volume will give,
George Elot's early life, and of much of her
unknown literary labors, and furnish new
and interesting correspondence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29

valuable life as that of her husbands,
which was freely sacrificed in his zeal for
the welfare OF his native city. and that the
aims and projects he pursued shall not be
permitted to languish, but shall be revived
and strengthened to its credit and to his
honor ana fine, and that she Will strive to
build for him an enduring monument in
the enterprise of his own founding .-TBalti.
more Herald, October II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29

The HERALD was yesterday made the re
cipient of an extremely Interchangeable
book, published by the "Star Il Crescent
Route" and entitled eden; or, an Excui.
sion From New Orleans to tho Pacific by
Rail- The pamphlet contains some excel
lent engrayings, but is valuable above ali
for the faithful account il gives of the
country through which the tourist moved
who has written the narrative. Louisiana,
Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Old Mexico
and California are all treated of, and the
facts and figures stated are as interesting rs
they arc authentic in the dcscrip ton ofthcs,
now famous regions, The Sunset route
certainly deserves great credit for getting
up SO useful and elegant little volume,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29

NJ. Louis BLANC promises to become such
in deed as well as name in French politics.
Caught in q storm he contracted severe
cold, and the chances are that this most
violent advocate of communism will seek
liberty, fraternity and equality" on a
higher and non-terrestrial plane.
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Honoring an Ancestor.
UNvEILING TIE BRIDGE srATUl

BosTpN, Nov. 2S.-Thc exercises attend
ing the acceptance of the statue of John
Bridge, took place this afternoon in the
Shepherd Memorial church. Alter service
in the church the assembly adjourned to
the common, where the ceremony of I'm.
yelling the statue took place.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29

TuE committee on appropriations held
an informal meeting yesterday. lndica-
tions point to determination on the part
of the republicans to retrieve in the COM
ing short session many OF the errors Of the
longer, and to diminish as far as possible
the prestige of the democratic succession
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29

TuE advent of winter would seem to bear
with it an unusual ireightage of disasters
by land and sea. The ravages of fire are
particularly noticeable, and the losses must
necessarily make large showing on
the wrong side of the forthcoming balance
sheets of the underwriters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29

CoEKLISG has remained as mum and nom
committal since the elections on the 9TH
instant as he was before, and is said to be
secretly rejoicing daily that FoLGER was
beaten. Misery can't help from loving
cnmnanN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29

DUBLIN just at present is the rendezvous
of the worst thugs of creation, If ireland
ever attains the cherished boob of freedom,
these acts of her so.called friends will be
found to have materially delayed the com
ing of the jubilee day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29

PROFESSOR Brooks evidently believes in the
efficacy OF prayer as sincerely as he does in
the revelations of science. A religlous,as
well as scientific man is safe one to pin
faith to-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29

CONGRESSMAN HERRIN's death is but
another illustration of how gu ickly the
fragile cup of anticipation may be dashed
to earth ere it reaches the lips. With
newly-won honors and, doubtless, with
vivid anticipation of useful, not to say
brilliant career, the icy hand of death at
one touch stilled the heart throbbing with
these pleasing emotions.
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INDICATIONS.

For the West Gulf States: Fair weather; winds
mostly northwesterly; stationary or lower tenn
persture; higher pressure.
For the East Gulf States; Cooler, clearing
weather northwesterly winds; higher pressure,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29
Industrial.


CnCAGo, Nov, 2S.-The iron men in this
city declare there is not particle of foun.
dation to the story recently published that
Bessemer steel ring exists in the west.
BOYCorrFp I'm.
joLIEr, lLL, Nov, 2S.--rhe trade and
labor council boycotted newspapers of this
city and all merchants who patroni2e them
on account of denunciatory articles in the
papers directed at the unions.
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Two Dcsperadoes

CAPTURED.
DETROIT, Nov. 2S.-Dan Van Wagner
and Root, two dcsperadoes, who esraped
from Iona prison few days ago, were can
tured to-day near Iceland, Ottawa county,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29

Exclusive wholesale and retail mi llinery
and suit house III the state at Bauman's,
100 Elm street.