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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-09-26
Know-Nothingism Revived.

The Elmira n. Y. Gazette publishes
two columns and half exposing the
order Of PINNED Knights. II says that
from careful investigation by its repor-
tiers ii has bccn aecertaincd that the
order IL simply revival Of the old
X w-Nothings, but that many even o.
The piumcd knights themselves do not
know this. A. the body Il composed Of
two degrees or circles. An inner and an
outer circle. The outcr circle Is mere
political club, 70 which foreigners are
admitted. and is kept up mainly az q
blind TO hide the real object Of the or
der. The inner circle Is composed en-
tireIv or Americans who favor Know
Noshingism.
The cath administered 10 candidates
of the outer circle merely pledges those
who take Il To vote and work for Blaine
and Logan. The oath ofinitiation 10 Tho
inner circle IA materially different and II
an abbreviated form Of the old Know
Nothing oath. 1t il rs follows:
"Yon, OF your own free will and &C.
|cord, IN presence Of these witnesses, d(
|soiemnly promise and swear that yot
Twill not make known 70 any person an,
|oflhe signs. mysteries. secrets or mem
Ibers Of this order; that you will supper
James G.. Blaine. OF Maine, for Presi
dent of The United States, and John a
\ Logan, of Illinois, for Vice President o
the United States. in the coming con
iest and election, and That you will us'
every means to have them elected, ns
matter 10 what end You may be com
PEELED 10 resort, that YOU will use ever!
endeavor To pcrpctuatc the power o
TIE grand Old Republican party, ans
that You will not vote for any man 70
any Office unless he be an American
born citizen IN favor of Amcrican-borl
citizens ruling America. DO You sol
EMMY ewesr"
TIE publication created great excite
mem hare.
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MAYoR's .OFTiCE. BCFFALo, n. ~.
November 2, 1882.
NV Dear Brother: have j1st voted.
~ here in the Mayors Office alone,
with the exception Of an artist from
Frank Leslie's news?spcr, who Is sketch
ing the Office. II mother were here
should be writing 10 ncr. And 4 feel as II
II were time for me 70 write 10 some
one who villlbelicve what 1 write. 1
have been for SOME time In the attnos-
phcrc of certain sucrpss. so that | have
heen sure thai elnnh assume the dn-
iies OF fhc hinl 0t.irr lor which have
hcen named. have tried hard III the
lirht of th's fart. 70 properly spprc-
einte lie responsibilities 'hat viii rest
nrnn me. ana 'l.ey are much. too fuurh.
nnfier estimated Dut thc thouyht that
ias troubled me is: Car perform my
Intics. ANA III 4rch manner ~ ~ do
sosnc 4oo.' N ne people Of the State I:
I know there oin for u. and know
that am henesl and sincere Ia my de-
sirr 10 40 well. but The question II
whether know enough to accorpiisIi
Wrist desire
The social life which scans to await
s..e 49, al4n hpcn subject ~ much anx-
ious thnnris. have notion That can
regulate ihat very much ~ desire. and
ifs can. shall spend very little time IN
fnr rurrlv Ornamental part of tlne Office.
in rnint ~ fact. will tel you. first q
AN clhers. fhe policy intend 70 adopt
MIN shai - 70 make the matter 4 business
between the people Of the
Siaff ifn se!;, IL which the obligation
an sidn n ,c perform The duties as-
sIxnnsi rsr wifn an eye single - the In
fe-r stN IN NV EMPLOYERS. ] shah have
10 if.nn rf rn-aiectinn or Of any higher
pn.il al pFeferment III NV head. but bs
yer, lankfu. and happy II ! csn well
Servt hsn term AZ the peoples Governor
70 yes know. that il mother were alive
I should frcl 80 much safcr2 ] have al'
ways thought her prayers had much q
ao with my succcss. | shall expect you
10 helr me in that way.
Give nv love to----nnd to-, II shf
Il with you. and believe me, your aiIcc'
tionate brother,
'GRovrr CLEVELAND.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.--Thcrc was
eone surprise whea recently MIR. Esn-
dan declared that Cleveland had inc
fighting chance IN Pennsylvania. The
Republicans. laughed ct the claim a. 4
huge bluff To-day Col. Al Fletcher, Of
Philadelphia, q close friepd of isandaIl'=,
was III town, and said o0noorning The
|matter-
Randall knows what he Il taking
about. After the October election there
will be fusion Of aIl the elements op-
posed 70 Blaine w Pennsylvania The
Democrats, Green 'uckcre and IaborinS
men will unite. and ss the combination
will have majority, We ore certain to
carry the State
81 was also Learned from another
source that certain electors on The Dem
ocratic ticket are 70 retire andthc vacan-
cies thus made will be supplied BY the
Greeutack and labor elements. The
electors who are TO step down have been
selected, and have expressed willing
ness TO yield their places 10 the fusion
lists.
II is estimated that st. John will poll
al least 10000 votes in Ohio in Novem-
bcr. all Of which will be drawn from thc
Republican party.
ill.," said a leading dcsnocrut to-day.
F'>wecan keep the Republican majority
down 70 10000 or $4,000 We will csrry
The State in November when tile Pro
|hibitiOnists vote their own ticket. Tho
bulk Of thatvotc will be squarely against
|us in the October election.
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Amor considerable parlcving, The a,>-
ranecmen'S haVc finslly been perfected
Tor the nini dppaics on political issscS
bciwnrn Hons. W n CaIkins ana ia>se
+. 6rus. The Republican ana Druty-
cratic nta,c Ccnsfn. Cuinnif,rrs msvc
ngrecarpon the following named plarat
mud doirs :ot nemcesin@~. each uf wlrls
will take place ia The afternoon: Al
Fort Waync Cr'ober nh. a Lafnyci,e
October H'h. atH;reenshns. Or'ol NJ vi
and n Terre 'tiauie 'Onohcr 10th. Ma
jor Ca!kins was the challenging party.
andthc wcff WIS given ouI thai he
would like ~ stump HE cnrirr SIM.
with Bis competitor. believing thai 10
gould worst him badly. BnI when
Nolonei Gray promptly accepted tho
challenge and told him lie war culy TOO
happy % accommodate him 10 The limit
of his physical endurance (suya eAtnq n
debate IN each OF tht thirteen coucrce~
sional disfrirts), tie Major wsalened
and hesiiatingly proposed ihe iotF, nrss-
8ngs. above mentioned. pleading that the
rest of bis time was taken.
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Governor Albert g. Porter arrived In
fhc city Thursday morning. and although
his coming has hccn heraldcd for many
liavs past, not single one or our local
Republican leaders was at the station N
meet him. The Governor looked around
for some time, and could
rot believe II possible thM no friendly
nrnd was there 10 greet and bid him
welcome. 50 he took manly grip on
hss own vaiise. clambeFcd into an omni-
bus ami proceeded 70 the hotel, looking
moro or less detected, but smiling amia-
.bls the while. although there was \ per-
'ccptibIe tinre of sadness in the exercise
Evansville Courier.
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philadelphia CALI
ooh ma, am SO happy since I said
yes 20 dear George
II am glad to hear il, my DEAR
II never shall forget his first kiss. Tie
put his left arm around nie; drew me
quickly up 10 him; placed Lis right hand
lovingly o. my hair and pressed my lips
sogently."
'5ee here. child you be tier break with
TINT young man.
Why, what for, MAP
lie has had too msch experience
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RHODy AGAIN.



The disrraceMl efforts of Roger n.
Shiel ID deleat theNclceraph operators III
this civ. III their etri..r Lac. simmer, be-
inn established by undouhied proof. ha-
aroused tho Indignation pf working and
laborine men al over the'couniry.
The knights OF Labor Of Indiana have
taken hold az The matter VIII n vigorous
prosecution of efforts for lis defeat as q
candidate for Office. and Mr.. S',iel will
feel De weight Of their opposition on the
morning niler election.
Tile Central Trades and Labor Assem- !
bly of indianapolis and vicinity ~ their
regular meeting On Monday evening,
September :. adopted the following:
Whereas. The conduct OF RoGervs.
Shiel. IN his efforts against the telegraph
operators (Knighls Of Lahor) IN their
struggle for common rights, ~ lSs3,
having been officially reported 10 this
body. ~ delegates from Alpha Assem-
bly,. 1.712. TX OF T.. ;as also the action
taken by that body in reference 10 the
conduct Of sail Shicl; and
Whereas. We find. by snch report that
'eaid Roger r, Shiel In his efforts 70 assist
lthc Western Union Telegraph Company
against its employees in their struggle for
common rights was guilty Of an open
aud malicious hlnw Of opposition to the
cause and interests Of labor: and
Whereas. We. as the representatives Of
labor. in central body organized and as
semhled. deem il not only our right but
our anfy 10 dcnounce and repel such
a. Is reported of Roger Il. Shiel !;
and sos5efcai him in any ambition or ef-
fort lie may exhibit for political prefer
ence or power: therefore
Resolved, That we denOunce the acts
of Roger T. She'll. In supplying men 70
take TIM place Of the striking telegraph
ers. in the summer Of 1883. in this city,
as Of character the most malicious, dan
gcrons and disastrous to the intoyests Of
an that large mass who labor for IN COM
mon sustenance. and who have delegat-
ed ns to protect them in their common
rights.
Resolved. That we look upon Roger
n. Shiel. a. characterized By his acts,
|ab0ve related. rs q common enemy TO
men and women who work, and AZ an
alder and abetter 10 capitalists and mo-
|norclistic oppression.
Resolved. That we can find no better
method cf demonstrating cur indigna-
|tion OF such pcrfdies As his than BY en-
exprcssion OF the ballot.
Resolved. That We hereby pledge our
selves 10 erase his namc from any ticket
for any Office 10 which he may aspire.
Resolved, That. as be has presented
himself for the Office OF Treasurer OF
State on The Republican ticket for Indi-
ana. we viii seek every honorable means
for his dofcst.
Resolved. That the Secretary OF the
Assembly is hereby directed to commu-
nicate this action to the various organiza-
,ions represented herein. asking their
|coloperation, aud endorsement in such
action.
Rcsolvcd. That all daily and weekly
papers Of our city be requested 70 pub
llish copy Of these resolutions.
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cisvss<r \ Loader
The following arc some OF the concln-
sions reached at the Ohio Experiment.
station regarding early and late seeding
of wheat, which are much the same as
arrived at last year.
I. Winter wheat may be sowed too
carly in the season or II may be sUwcd
too late, 80 there must be q certain time,
neither too early nor too laic which il
the best date 10 put In the seed.
:. Many factors must be c0nsid cred In
determining the best time TO cow The
|condiiion or the soil and the eNposurc,
the presence Of the Hessian fly, .ctc., must
all DC duly considered.
3. Early seeding docs not secure an
|early harvest. The eanlc variety sown
under the same conditions will mature
lahout the same time, whether the seed
| ing be done the fret OF September or
| tho first Of October.
4. Wheat s0wn as lato in the season as
/! II can be. and still bc given time 10 be-
come firmly aud strongly rooted and
thine TO develop leaves sufficient 10 COW
er The whole ground, will best endure
Ithc winter.
5. Tho earliest sown wheat usudIly
has che largest.top aud proportionally
the smallestroot; in The late sown whes's
the root y proportionslIy larger. This
may De reversed BY peculiarities Of soil
ard climate.
8. On poor soil and badly prepared
lground the wheat should be s0wn earlier
than upon rich soil and we'll prepared
secd-bed.
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SFw 1oaK, Sept. i9.-[ Associated
Pres. l--EIon. Vim. Walter Phelps take
the r. -ponsIbiIity Of giving 10 the public
the following private letter addressed 4
him nearly two weeks ago:
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r,r sarnrc. 10 Zines 49, less. I week. 81 %
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a gr.etFnr orer rten square Or Sqnares.
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M rr.r .frnt IA rerti-emens reasons
t.ra aafuetion VIII be made 70 regular
s7wsrtf-Rrs.
vosire- Of arpoinrmsnt of adminis-
f.-.,ro-- -nlleral notices Of Ike rh1rncter
- be- paid i advaEre-
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PR Tounship OfirerS. each 500
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Frsr ID rr.ft. CTruit- or Stare 500
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-09-26

TWENTY-FIVE croas-eycd Chioagoans
hare formed liutlcr club.
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fEicE s>r = E~eEfrTfoS-
81 neIs <ubssri pticn. fpr ftty Nos, 81 80
9r six nenrflS W
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-21
sNICKERs.
SUMMER HAS COME,

That festive reporter,
The vocal mosquito,
Is voting his bill and beginning to hum
Marauding and roaming,
He floats through the cleaning.
And gaily announces that summer has como.
On fences star-litten,
The masculine kitten
Parados with the bristles erect on his back,
And solil0quizing
With tumult surprising,
He scorns the assaults Of the nimbIe bootjaek.
The people Of leisure,
Intent upon pleasure,
To matters Of busine So now bid an adieu;
At each sabbath meeting,
With paternsl greeting,
Tho preacher harrangues the unoccupied
pew.
With feet In the miro,
The fisherman liar
Now baits his small hook for the catfish and
From seraph and sinner,
The strawberry dinner
Now captures tho shekels to help out the
The giddy young maiden,
With mischief we'll laden,
Begins now to work and to plan campaign,
Delici0usly dreaming,
Designing and schoming,
With thoughts that 60 out to the mountains
and main.
In visions romantic,
She sees the Atlantic,
And talks TO her beau In the long afternoon
In several direc ions
She gives her affections
That swear by the planets and change with
the moon.
Though not over dutiful,
winning nor beautiful,
The midsummer rover triumphantly goes,
For solid relations
And bly, expectations
Dan straighten the twist of an eye or q nose
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-21

S50 +: !; i:
john A. Ewing, Ninth arg
NJ alison streets; Mrs. James Donneii, str
and Orange OF sond postal card 70 M I.
'ory. corner tjploi, street and 0tlIin ~ snus
isblS.ln JAN ESL. MCKINNEY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-21
THE MORMON QUESTION.

Religious liberty is the right of every
citizen of the Republic. Congress is
forbidden by the Constitution TO make
any law respecting the establishment
of religion, or prohibiting the free exer-
else thereof" For a century, under
this guarantee, Protestant and Catholic,
jew ahd GENTLE, have worshiped God
according to the dictates of conscience.
But religious liberty must not be per-
verified to the justification of offenses
against the law. A religious sect, strong
ly intrenched in one of the Territories
Of the Union, and spreading rapidly
into four other Territories, claims the
right to destroy the great safeguard and
imminent Of social order, and TO prac
tice as a religious privilege that which
is crime punished with severe peual'
ty in every State of the Union. The
secredness and unity of the fam lily must
be preserved as the found. tion OF all
civil government, as the source OF order
ly administration, as the surest guaran
tee Of moral purity.
The claim of the Mormons that they
are divinely authorized to practice poly
gamy should no more be admitted than
the claim of certain heatheu tribes, II
they should come among lis. to continue
the rite of human sacrifice. The law
does not Interfere with what man he
lieves; it takes cognizance only of wha
he does. As citizens the Mormous ar,
entitled To the same civil rights a
others, and TO these they must be con
dued. polyg"nsy can never receiv'
national sanction Or liberation by adj
| a,iuin the community that upheld
1t rs State In the Union. Like other
,b. MurmUns must learn that the lii
erty OF the individual ceases where til
rights of society begin.
OUR CURRENCY.
The people of the United States
though often urged and tempted, hav
never seriously contemplated the n
cognition of any other money than goi
\ and silver--aDd currency directly CON
vertible into them. They have not don
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sR,o RED SrAk LINE.
hofAL AND u. Q. MAIL sTEAxrRe.
sailing Every Aaturdav

MINI BxTwRRN
rAa RHINw nOhh AND ANTWERP,
shnhANY, ITALY, HOLLAND ANS
0utward saANoH
Excp,sslS; Excursion, sse. 90: IN uaSan 30
cursion MO-, 80; Saloon, from go to s1b Er
Gen. i Sa,o 70 sl2t. Peter Wright 5ons
Belts 5is MM;, % Broadway, N. Y. SanT i
and N arssta fket street.. Held 3 Co, Il
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-21
TAXPAYERS TAKE NOrICE-CITY
l. AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1884. "A

The undersigned. receivers OF taxes for the
City Of Wilmington. will he at Mo. 10 Eaat
sixth street, between Market and King sta,
on and after the first day ofJuly ,18S4, betweeH
the hours of and u in the morning, and
from to in the afternoon, for the purpose
of receiving taxes ,'p all e. xes paid during
the month Of July there will be q reduction
of five cents on every dollar, and all taxes
Guiding the first Tuesday Of September, shall
be payable wthouta reduction or edition
as aforesaid, and VII taxes unpsidon the day
ssa be sa the adyon AVE-
oentum on the amount thereof. W
EDMUNDP. MOODY,
Receiver Of Northern District, including All
North Of Sixth street.
DENNIS KANE,
Receiver of Son thern District, including ali
South Of Sixth street. tyl6-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-21

NOR SALE OR RENT FOUR OF
II those nice new cottages on Tenth street
below Lombard. Bath, hot and oold water.
Also new house 100 West Eighth ct. Front
porch, side yard, all conveniencos. Terms
easy; posse ssl0n 1t once. Gall and see them.
Apply to J. y. Pickels b Co., No. S02 Market
street. iy6-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-21
at two o'clock, p. M,

All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land,
situate In Christiana hundred, County and
State aforesaid, bounded and described as
follows, to wit Beginning at the intersec-
ton of the westerly side of Hawley street at
80 feet wide, with the northerly site of Third
street extended at AZ feet wide, thence along
said side of Hawley street nOrtherly 93 feet 2
inches to a stake, thence westerly parallel
with Third street III feet to LAID sold to John
Hughes. thence by line of the same souther-
ly parallel with Hawtey street SO feet 2inches
10 tho aforesaid side Of Third street, and
thence thereoy easterly III feet to the place
Of beginning, Do the contents thereof what
they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty of Thomas ;,orrall, deceased, (SaGu elO
Faulkner, Administrator of Thomas DoTrall,
deceased and to be sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
Sheritt's Otiicc, Wilmington. July IL, 1851
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-21

NOR RENT-HOUSE M. 3oa EAST
Il second street. Apply TO Mrs. M. U.
SLANT, 30s E. Second street. lylS-ttt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-21
DUBLIC SALEI WILL SELL AT PUB
L lie sale. at the Practical Farmer, Bran
dywlne Hundred. on

DuBlLlC > AIt-l WILL SEIlII AT PUB
lie sale, at the Practical Farmer, Bran
dywlne Hundred, on
THURSDAY, JULY sl,lss4,
at one O'Clock, p. NJ,
Fifty head o. fresh cows. springers, ~
bulls, stock steers and heiters. These kSSsssSS
co VS. have beer. selected with great fNNs..N.
caro-. and among them are some Very M.
large Durham springers and some extra mil
kers. A credit OF 20 days will be given by
purchaser giving a bankable nOtS with an
approved endorser without interest, or 8 per
cent interest Will be deducted off for cash
JAMES SAWDON. JR.
l.. w. Sstdham n Son, a ucts. jyl4-std-2tw
DRIVATE SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
i offers at public sale his arm. knoA n as
Locust drove situated on the Kennett Pike,
four miles north of Wilmington, containing 40
acres Of we'll improved land. with a good a
stone house. two barns, wagon house am xi.l
other necessary buildings. Excel ent pear
an AZ pie orchard, cherries AMI othe, fruit,
wafer N abundance and all >onyer fences.
JAMES WHITE,
/ Poet-ofhce, 9reenville, Del.
SO ~ iyio-eoddGw-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-21

NOR RENT--A FlVE-ROOM HOUSE
Il No. S22 Wilson street. Apply at ST.
Washington street l10-tf
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NOR RENT-A STABLE AT 5. W. DOR
Il ner OF Front and TatDnll Apply to
CHARLES + 1CHOLSON, on premises. ll9ti
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To the needs Of the tourist, commercial ira
yeler and new settler. Hosietter's stomach
Btters is peculiarly adapted, since IL rength
ems the digestive organs. and braces tho pay
steal energies to unheatiful ln6oences 1t
removes an prevents malsrial fever. constl.
patton, dyspepsia, healthiuly Il. ulates !! 9
purIf1se the blood. When overo. me by fati-
uue. whether men.al or physical. tue weary
and debiIitated find 1t a reliable source OF
renewed strength and confort For sale oy
ali druggists and dealers generally.
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1oo7, Ht t"V q cIUCK' p H.,
the following described real estate. viz:

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ of venditioni exponas, to me direct
cd, will be exposed to public sale Mt the Court
House. on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Delaware. on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1884.
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ROR sALE.

EyOR SALE-A 2.BTORY. s.ROODl.
Il cd house, with bath. front
porch, front an0 back yards, Co.
monted cellar, with heafer and all
modern 1mPrOy ements. The prop.
e ersy - In. In nne y, LECTION: iarse class
Sensible terms. Inquire On the
promises, sol Monroe street, OF ~
tho Republics ONCE.
aEORaE II. VERNON.