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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

Mrs. Catherine Moore. wife Of Mel.
Moore. died last Thursday, Of pneumo-
mia. after nine days suffering was buried
Friday 81 the Harris graveyard In the
presence OF . large, weeping cnngregs-
ton Of friends and relatives. She leaves
q husband and large familv Of children
10 mourn her absence. The deceased
was about fny years old, . devoted
lchristisn. member OF the n. 4. church.
an afFecsionafe wife and . kind mother.
she has finished her earthly labors ann
has gone TO rest, and 10 wear that crown
that awsits the final faithful. The be-
reaved friends have our sympathy
| Henry Boaman Of this place has gone
10 Arther, Pike county, 10 visit his aged
mother, who 10 very low with typhoid
fever.
Uncle Henry Phillips moved into biz
new home this week.
\ Our new railroad reached the ont.
Iskirts OF Hiiiham last Friday i-not ex
Iactly the railroad either, Int the Sur.
veyors did, aud lie al about the same.
The Surve, ors ny the lergih 81 the tun'
mel route from West Baden Springs 4
llillham Is Eve miles and few rods
The tunnel Il the biz job but u tho pen
pie Of our town conclude 10 make ths
tunnel We are sure Of The road.
! Elder Jacob 4. Baker, Of Arther. Pix
county, visited the Regular Bsptis
church last weck II the Harris school
house. and am Informed preached tw'
l splendid sermoms; one Tuesday nigh
snd one Wednesday night. This vii
! likely I've his last preaching 10 this State
. a. he will leave HE home III Arthe
= Monday, the 12th inst, for Kansas, wher
| lie will continue IN labor In The vinegar
1 or the Lord. The Elder u the bos
/ hunter that has struck this neighborh0o
! sjnce the food. outstanding hi
J visit IVES very short he killed two larg
7 Wild turkeys It one shot, and u WAS u
Il good day for turkeys either.
Dogs last Friday night killed an
MANNED al Of Assessor Baggeriy's ehee
!. hut three. We need the dog.tag II
d until . lot OF dogs are killed; under q
4 present Law too many dogs are kept
ri persons that are not able 10 feed then
! and I'll the Treasurers In the State c0u
4 not cell them aud their dogs for . %
y flciens amount to pay their taxes.
n Bad colds are oil the rage. In fact
= haven't heard any one complain Of
y good cold.
= | hoped a my last writing that won
Y have she pleasure OF announcing 10 20
. that Dick and Ide had engaged In . eta
of masrimony, but, alasl | am disa|
!. pointed but lts not. Dicks fault.
rs willard Gays: Let tho kettle 70 q
.. Trumpet speak the trumpet 20 the CO
D. n0neer without; the cannons 70 4
l. heavens; the heavens 70 the earth; {
% Lou has got . baby. He says u y
A only born last Monday night, and
e. got little dngcrs and toes just - natur
u q grown person. and . prettier thl
1. any body's little girl.
ZrrrY Coox.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

u y virtue Of certified copy Of de-
ID cree 10 me directed from the Clerk
Of the Gibson Circuit Court, Indiana, 10
cause wherein George Schuster, Phillip
Schneider end John G. Goetz are plain
life. and Sarah Jane Nicholson, Harrison
Nicholson. Rudolph Holmes, Auns Nc
Dowell, General Mcdowell and william
Chanley are defendants, requiring me to
make the SUN Of Three Hundred and
,hirty-four dollars and twenty cents,
With interest on said decree and costs.
l will expose ct public sale, TO the high
est bidder, on
SATURDAY. THE 6rH DAY or JANU-
ANY A. d 1857.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock . m
and o'clock p. m, Of said day, a. the
door Of the Courthouse In Jasper. Du-
|boia county, Indiana. the rents and
Iproits for term not exceeding seven
|, ears, Of the following Real Estate
lsituate in the County OF Dubois, AND
Estate OF Indiana, to-wit:
| Part OF Lot Number thirty 1--WE (35). IN
| Inmamn's addition TO the town Of Birds
EYE. IN the County Of Dubois, IN the Stat,
0f Indiana, - appears on the plat o.
lr0Aft o. 8HtO tOWus Oh ItecOBO IDVOk M
!, page 70, 10 the Recorders Office Of sais
county ia the town Of jasper, Indiana
more particularly described as follows
Beginning 1t point twenty -aight t2o
|leet East OF the Northwest corner Q
aid described Lot, thence sixty (6u) fee
south, thence twenty-six 1861 feet East
,lthence sixty (60) feet North, theme
tw enty-six (26) feet West, to the place 9
|, beginning.
! n such rents and profits will not eel
for q sufficient sum 10 satisfy said dccre'
,, Interest and costs, ! will At the same tim
and place expose 70 public sale the fe
.IsimpIe Of said Real Estate, or 20 muc
thereof ~ may be sufficient 20 discharg
said decree, interest and costs.
Said sale will be made without any r
2 llief whatever from valuation or apprais'
ment laws.
!: FERDINAND SCHNEIDER,
sheriff Dubois County.
+ Bruno BUETTxER. ATTY for PHI.
Dec. 18th, 1885 3w. tpE t12.1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

arRAxeeR DEAD AND UNKSOwx.-One
day last week = stranger called 1t Mr..
Lemmon's farmhouse In Boone town
snip. and begged for food and shelter.
which vas generously given him. % he
looked haggsrd. ilI-clothed and depress-
ed. Shortly after eating he lay down,
aud Il wa noticed thar re was seriously
|ill. Such aid was administered - We
1t hsnd, and physician sent for imme'
ldiasely. but the man died before The
doctor GOT there. Who he va, or whers
Inc came from ID not known, and u i
surmised he wss some fugitive, who had
stayed out, and bern exposed 70 the bad
| weather, until nature was sxhaussed and
lie w. compelled 10 give up. Their
was nothing about him By which h
might be identified. He wss some moth
! ere ssdarIinR."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

- A g..,f nany Republican pspera
are puhiis..ils .-atemrnt that DIR. lab
ncy. recentiy appointed an examiner ~
tho pension .,s!i-- was rebel guard o.
Aoders0n Tile. AL Ksnsas g. A. X
Poet, passed RESOLUTION condemnins
No appointment. which has drawn from
Dr.. Dshnev The fss'i that be wss recon-
1nended for pTointn.eai by = Republi
an Commander Of . q. A. II. Post u
T.rnisispa; thar he was born on Nay Is
1850 that i,r w-- therefore too young foI
service IN either army when Anderson
vile WAS = prison: that he never ~
enlisted. never fired . gun 1t any body
never was . guard any where. never ssv
Anders0nviiIe or was near IL 10 his lie
and shsf he was certified for appoint
mens after examination. by : RepublI
cSn Civil Service Commission. Thea
Rrpntlics0 fsnls-6nders will have 4
6nd -srne other ground againstDr- Dab
uey.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

rWe took : ssroIl through John
Grsmelspachsr b Co.'s lumber yard one
dav this week. aud were surprised It tn
large quantities and varied kinds o. Ium.
her piled ~ in u. 6tacks Of oak. pop
Iar. gum. spruce cvprssa. pine, cherry
ash. wsInus. and In fact aImost any ".
riesy demanded In buildings IN America
was found. They aim to always keel
lumber enough On hand n amply I
wears demand. 90 that no coutiOgeucl
| will ind them wanting.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

There will be q Sunday School enter
tainnsemt At the Lennon church on the
night Of The 26ih of Dec, 1856. Admit.
lance. Adults Is cents: children over
Ave, 10 cents. All are cordially invited
TO attend. By order Of COMMITTEES.
Clay LENNON, Chairman.
]. r. HARMS. Sec.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

liz al proper 70 display vour wares
md goods @ the front Window NJ y0Uv
storss, for they olten attract The buyers
notice But e. you wish 70 tell those
who ere q home miles IL the country
and who often send BY the neIghLOra for
= needed article, plant good. healthy
ad ertisemeUt 81 yOue home papor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

sCreeps IN with petty pace from day
n dav 20 the last syIlable Of recorded
.ime," tomorrow and tomorrow Z
cough grows worse. Bronchitis folIows
consumpt iou Is established and the vic.
tim u hurried 10 his Issl account. whes
the timely use Of "CertaIn Cough Cure
might have saved him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

DR.. WARNER: can honestly say thai
vas decidedly benefited by the use d
your White Wine OF Tar Syrup.
Respectfully you're.
Rev. NJ. w. DIGGs.
Fort Recovery, Ohio. q.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

FOR ChsIatma> hooks and other nice
presents, 60 70 Jacob Gosmsn's 6ook
sioro. 20 81.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

Thomas Butler, editor OF the Hunting
ton News. Express, has just completed
taking the census Of the Ee! River band
OF Miami Indians under The direction Of
the Commissioner Of Indian A6Airs
The hand hes settled IN part In Miami
and Wabaah counties, and numbers onl,
but the population y o.
the increase Que thousand Two hon
dred dollars b annually paid them b
the Government. divided equally amons
men. women and children. These art
the only Indians IN indiana securing On
nuities from the Government.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

GUThc Ho6erberlh saw mill, inst Be.
low Evansville, exploded its boilers
Tuesday morning. killing the fireman
Frank PopIin, Instantly, and fatally IN
Turing John DuIey. Henry DeIlar, A. A.
Perryman, and probably others, besides
IW0undIng seriously several others. A
part Of ono boiler was blown three guar.
iero OF mile, across the river. IL i
thought Tie explosion was caused By Iot'
ling lbe water get 700 low.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

TThe Republican County Treasurer
~ Martin county Il short $1,000, which
Ms sureties have 10 foot up. IL 10 ru-
m0red The money was spent in election.
ecring for the Republican ticket. IL The
Democrats who voted for him could b
made t. nav II. il would only be justice
The election OF IN officer on = regular
Republican ticket In snch strong Dem
ocratic cou sty Is generally the prscnrsel
% something crooked. II Coat. too uaucl
20 ~get there aud u . burning di-xsa
20 Democrats who voted Tor him. Their
en- ~. and should BE-, no excuse for sucl
inlde:ity 20 their party. Every maj
should make II = business 70 see that nj
party's nominations are isirly made, an
lhen BE- willing 10 concede superior wis
dom to the mass Of ne party Ia maxim
them. and snssa;n them heas si:y. An
other course u totally destructive Of q
party discipline.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

Wcstern Democrats should re-
nDembrr that getting fooled IN Cleveland,
vhsn they might just q we'll have had :
1o..l lDssn0cras. Lost them the cSntros IN
Dn.:i4na. and icoparlixes National sue
ce<s W. 1883. and therefore should be
careful not u be fooled In their next u
y 1cnator frnm Indiana. or IN the M.
olooal nominee IN 1B66. Better BE- beaten
urxt time, fighting for The bctierment o.
1&o masses. than 10 lie successful vii Z
HoId-mamiac friend OF monopolists liks
cleveland. The Democratic party ha'
survived many defeats while battling foi
2 occynal principles. and can survive more
MT u only A. ~ die Whcn u Joins hand
With monopOiies axsiRst ths masses
Turn the ra~cals QUIT
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

BoRx.-Leo. epayd re(olces ID Z u
pound heir, preooneed % him o. We'd
neaday morning. hat ~ don't like q
get out Of bsd q ct ths paeagoric these
cold mornings.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

The year fad drawing % : Close has
Wl(neesed decided Improvement II
8uotIaxbnrg. More houses having
1cen. erected and more improvement
C1odc IN the past civrle than Tor dozen
voera past. and the prospects tor The
<xl buiidIng scsson e hstscrinx- The
- 1ependens confidently expects C
>ronlcte 1I0nV,O worth OF Improve.
en(e u the town aud immediate vlein
1o8t yesr. H. lndepsndsnf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

ATTEMPTED eHooTING. I'VE are IN.
formed difficulty occurred q Mr.
Lewis Hori0n's, In Nsdieon township
on Monday. between Mr.. John Morgan
|of Pike county, and John Anderson
icon OF Alex Anderson over On sccusa'
ton ar insimssion By Morgan that An
|derson knew more than the public abou
the burning Of TrsyDor's harm. Ander
son drew his revolver and placing i
within yard OF Morgan's bead. pulled
the trigger. bnt one Of the bystander'
knocked II up jnst in time TO proven
serious results, and then Anderaon's pie
|tol VAS taken from him BY the crowd
Anderson 10 vet swearing vengeance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

Wages FACTORY. The wagon FAC.
tory project in Jasper needs : little
energetic pushing. So FIR but . little
over % OOO IL subscribed. and The lst Of
January, by which time. BY the terms Of
|subscripiicn, the tI5.0UO was TO be sub
Iscribed. and the incorporation effected
lis drawing near. Our citizeus who sre
able should take hold Of II with : will
las il is such institutions that build up
town and give it solid basis. The fur
niture factory h already employing abcu!
rs workmen, and : wagon factory wonld
employ - msuv within three months
aud they can both double the number
probably in : year. There Il no ques'
lion Of is being good investment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

hrur. Gov Senator Smiths peti.
lion Tor . restraining order 10 prevent
me Secretary Of State returning the vote
osst Tor Lieutenant; Governor'o the com
ing Legislature. came M before Jucss
AYe-a 4; Indianapolis last week. ana
demurrer 10 the petition was sustained
~ Gle court, aud an appeal taken 70 it's
Supreme Court, and the case II set foi
bearing to-day before that frlbun q
which ever way the court decides wii
usolpa5 bly, be arquiesced IN By Al parties
But really IL decent make much difier
ance Who IL Lieut. Governor, and out
aide Of the two individuals interested
~ don't see the propriesy o. workin'
up any feeling in regard 10 IT, A ma
forlsy Of the senate nave the unq1es
1lonsblc right 10 adopt such rules = vii
keep ire control OF business ~ their oS'
hsnls III that body. and the Lieut. Gov
then u only fgnre-bead.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

THAHKs--We are Indebted 20 SecFethry
Of the Treasury Manning for : copy o.
his very able and interesting Annus!
Report to Congress. In Il he advocates
the retiring Of the greenbacka. The de-
monesizAlion Of silver. the establishment
~ gold monetary basis, and . general
"a European governments and
policies We ara sorrv IN 06Icer claim
ins 10 be . dyed-in-the-wool jackson
Democrat should advocate euch perni'
cious ii-Dem0craiic measures. but no
one can help hut admire the bold and
mastery, though insidicus style, y
which he presents HE areunents. W.
Isre inclined to think that Congress mol
the Democratic party will ever endorse
him, however.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

oH1hs splendl1 steamer J. =. white
re harmed Nooday nlGhe, q oAo 0las.
loAippi liver. q D.. Fersell's landing.
near Point Coupee. vhoro che Uas had.
Ing cotton sred q the time. Prom
acme gross negligence The passenger
were mot awakened n time. and h d -.
timssed that slxsy Hives uero lost. Tor
= hich The oflcers ahould b c0a0nod q
hard labor In : penlsentIary G0r The reel
|ofsheir lives - IesaON thet ollcero u
'hture would be held cvim'nslly reapon-
sih'e n boats are burned ~ The shore and
passengers not aroused In time % escape'
Their drss duty In case ~ flsc should b
10 arouse passeOeers. The hoat was
vssued Il $4,000 and had on board e.
loo hsles OF cotton q the time. and
large amount 81 other fright. Ths
chief engineer says he saw passenger
Throw overheard HE Two pretty children
Ito drown. while himself and wife per
ished IN The hswce
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

y. various nexsunpees are discussing
a.. elirihiiitv ~ Democrats IN ccnnec-
6lon with the United States Senator 20
~ chosen by ,he coming legislature.
eha CoUmER begs 10 suggest That no
man shouid ne sent from lniisnS ~ the
1,uiscd States senate whose vieN- IL re-
.rarsl 10 tariff arc ri variance with tnr
7.h.,r seuti,neni Of the country. = which
A n favor al = reduction III taxation
80 ,sl,o. In addition. isnrt IN favor ~ shr
o,~ltmit~d coinage of silver and gold. sss'
= esr5celv American basis. without re-
,r>rd a. sny European theories Of nm
~~ee. America y able 10 -sand nv Itself,
ana would flourish better " cut loose
sneire,SS from efste notions OF sse m"u-
~ki-ts ~ The old world. These too sub
1<cis are more important 10 the people
IAN me civil service hnmbuy. which
80 papers are mixing such f1s'
about.
me statesman cf Indiana who u q
~ manor horn end hiss always been u
uvmpatbv with the people on these ans
0sher kindred questions, snd has slway'
okown himself equal 10 the occasion, i
weIl knorn ~ Judge WILLIAM Z. MIR
) : scx. Elevated 10 bis present positsos
M[WIUUI MS Hf't&-t1st'Fes@s 80
e1orre1 the duties thereof In . snsnne'
credfsatle 10 himself. aud which ha
brought honor 70 the Supreme bench
~ hss the further advantage OF not be
jne mixed up IN any Of the facticn
which seem 10 have DESTROYED the avail
ability of somc Of the other aspirAnt
nensioned Nv ardent friends, and az
cjecsion q u s senator would heal 81
heart burnings, and leave the Democrac!
% Indians IN good position. with deem
caudids'es in 1889. % sweep me S'ate p
= large majority. The Legislature can
moi 40 better than elect WILLIAM I
NpLAcK United States Seuaror, an
ohus plsce Indiana in the front ono
1norp. for ssasesmsuship, in the preseu
Great National Debating Society. Will
q the same time IL would bring the IS
Nor element in hearty sympathy WI
Indiana Democracy. Give ns Nibisc'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

~ Freedmen. Scheirich 3 Go. bought
On MONDAY l5 feet II tho Eckert lot on
Main street. running hack 100 feet on
The Public square. With the old brewery
building thereon. and the same amount
III the lot on Newton atreet. from Mr.
Ixn>sx Eckert for ci.l0O. Thia d one ~
Tho hest pieces ri property on The
square. and the puvchsse vas very e.
Ivorable One for The COMPANY. who vii
Iuse the building the coming summer to'
an agricultural implement wareroOm
and will probably improve e By erect
ling : hsndsome bNiIding in another
year. The trade wss csnsummased W
the morning little slter 9 o'ciock. anf
the 10 o'clock mail brought Mr.. Ecker
better Offer from . Louisville gentle
man, WIN wanted u fnr business pur2o
ses. Nothing like being lucky.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-04

woman and child in the city, excepting
the Chinese themselves. At that parti-
cular time there was dearth OF employ
ment in the city and business was de-
pressed Kearney took the lead, and
after few checkings by the authorities,
was allowed to 60 as he pleased, and had
the whole people and press to back him.
Kearney is a keen witted Irishman and
his cardinal virtue is that he never drinks
liquor, hence he was just the man
to sway the rough multitude. especially
as he had the support Of the better
classes. He organized a procession in
which all classes and creeds united, and
for time he was looked upon with favor
by all. Time, however, proved his weak
points, and soon tales OF his selling out to
the G. p. Railroad and other stories were
bruited about, and proofs that he became
suddenly possessed of large sums Of
money were given, and by degrees he
was hurled from power, and the sequel
is told in the following from the San
Francisco Chronicle:
"On the sand lot yesterday DIR. O'Donnell
began at the usual Sunday hour to exercise
his lungs for the purpose of drawing a
crowd. BY o'clock he had shouted himself
blue in the face.
Meanwhile Denis Kearney appeared on
the scene, standing upon wagon. There
was great rush across the sand lot, and
O'Donnell turned variety of colors in his
rage. Barely fifty persons were left around
his own stand. Denis had not been speak
ing ten minutes, however, before the O'Don-
nell men concerted movement which they
hoped would result in a stampede. They
were not mistaken. Denis and the wagon
were borne down Park avenue, toward Mar
ket street. The man with the wagon would
not return. But for the steady stand made
by a few stalwart friends of Kearney it is
probable that he would have been pulled to
the ground and something serious might
have happened. Two tall policemen then
loomed up on the steps leading to the City
Hall grounds, and q quarter of an hour later
Denis strolled back, presumably to show the
awe-inspired spectators that he was not
afraid.
The rest of the proceedings were fiat, stale,
and Improbable"
Thousands of good men in San Fran
cisco daily wonder how they could have
been led by such man, and find the
only reasonable answer in the fact that
the Chinese curse was so heavy and un-
bearabe that they would have followed
his Satanic majesty, had he given them
hope that he could give them relief. The
turning OF the press against him when
he made the move which elected Kalloch
mayor and which resulted in the killing
of Charles DeYoung, of the Chronicle, is
yet fresh in the minds of the people, and
The wonder now is, that the authorities
still permit this man to create disturb
'nces on the plea of publicly telling his
yreivances.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-04

The Secretary OF the Treasury offers to
pay on presentation any of the outstand-
ing three per cent. bonds of the United
States, but he carefully omits to name a
day on which interest on the bonds will
cease ii they are not presented. He made
similar offer with Il similar omission
more than month ago, and at last ac.
counts he had got in only $7S8,OOO out of
the $lO,O00,O00 he was willing to take.
1t is not likely that his present offer will
bring him any more OF the bonds, and in
terest on them will continue to run until
they are called peremptorily. Call them
peremptorily, all the three per cents at
once, and save to the taxpayers of the
country $3,0O0,000 a year in interest.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-04

ADv1CEs from Idaho indicate that Du-
bois, the Republican nominee for Dele
gate to Congress, will receive the greater
portion of the Mormon vote which will
leak through the Test Oath law. Not
that they love him more, but that they
love John Haley less. The pronounced
stand which the latter has taken in re-
gard to the Mormon question has excited
the members OF that church to extreme
bitterness against him, and they are de-
termined to spare no efforts to accomplish
his defeat There is policy, however,
as well as hatred in their actions. Know
ing him to be by far the ablest man, they
naturally prefer the person for Delegate
who can effect the least in Congress in
opposition to their interests. Hence their
preference for King Log to King Stork
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-04

GOLD CRANK SHERMAN, before the Gin
cinnati Chamber of Commerce the other
day, inflicted upon that body mess of
bolderdash upon the siver question, ad-
vocating his old hobby of the cartwheel
dollar. By parity OF reasoning, when
greenbacks we've the standard and gold
was at big premium, coin of that metal
should have been reduced proportionate-
ly with its commercial excess of value.
What would have been thought OF fl.
nanclal Statesman at that time advocat-
ing the reduction OF the double eagle to
less than the size and weight of ten
dollar piece? And yet it would have
been strictly in accordance with Sher-
mans proposed plan in regard to silver.