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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-01-22

him up a son to sooth hns declining
years, and blow the bellows. He did
not select a loEg switch-tailed woman.
with her hair banged to enable her to
keep her balance; but female who
could wear woolen socks in the winter,
eat cold pie with one hand while she
stirred the fire with the other. happy in
seeing her husband have royal good
time with the neighbors.
And the son-the son was not only
the prop Of his fathers mature man
hood, but he is the key to the age of the
father, which we should not otherwise
be able to ascertain. To be of a stature
sufficient to enable him to blow the bel
lows, he must have been a youth nigh
unto manhood--say Of fifteen years. AS
men marry at the average age Of twell-
ty-iive years, it is reasonable to suppose
that this estimable couple were of about
the age Of forty years; and from the
failure to enumerate any other member
of the family, and from the use of the
singular number, 1t is safe to infer that
this young Coles was the heir to the
blacksmith shop and the empty bottles.
We also infer from the constant employ
ment Of young Coles, in his fathers
shop. that he was good, steady lad,
who did not know pool table from a
poker chip--that the patriarch of the
family held over him Ill all such worldly
matters. And right here. you men
with growing boys, observe this, that
young Coles was learning the black
smiths trade. and that the wise old pa
rent did not have any monkey business
in his shop--that the boy "blowed the
bellows" lie wasn't allowed to fool away
his time in setting peg tops. and mou'l-
ing bullets to kill innocent cats--nrr to
tickle the mules heels. He stuck to
one thing--hc hlowed the bellows. The
old man understood that a boy should
learn one thing at a time, and to do that
we'll. if it took him all summer. just
how long it took the boy to acquire the
DluckSIllllll lIdSlc we tlO llOl NllON. Dul
when he acquired it, you couldn't phase
him Oh amy point. lie knew. imtuitive-
ly. that three horse shoes, ut twenty-five
cents, each, come to ''jest two-cighty--
call it two seventy five.
The other characters in the poem are
the gentleman. the horse, the money
and the glass. II the gentleman took
two drinks on the blacksmith for tWen-
ty-tive cents worth of horse-shoing, we
should he obliged to give decent horse
precedence over hlm: but, from the fact
that the person spoken of is called !;
gentleman, it is more reasonable to sup
pose him satisfied with one snitter; and
even then it is difficult to see how the
blacksmith could stand it. On busy
days he must have heen boiling drunk
before noon. with an occasional touch
of the deiirium tremans,--jumping
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-01-22
Hope.

The board of county commissioners,
on Tuesday, the 18th inst. refused to
grant license for the sale OF liquors dur
the year 1856. Nelson and Gepbrud
against license. Wilcox for license.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-01-22
Official Paper of Griggs County
TINE TABLE.

sc. st. NJ. RAILROAD,
Trains make the round trip every day. except
Sunday. leaving Coopcrstown at s:S5 a. M. and
arriving at Sanborn II 80 a. Returning, leaves
Sanhorn nt 1918 p. IN. and arrives at Cooperstown
4:l5 p. m.
n. p. Railroad, main line-Passcngcr trains
leave Sanborn:
Going east Observation-Disclosures 3:45 p. IN.
Going east. 10:ls y. IN.
Gong c1at.... ............. 6::Wa M
Iolng WeN O:5s q. M
Tickets for all parts Of the United States and
Canada for sale at this station.
II. NJ. CowEN, Agent.
C s. FkE. Gen. Pass. Agt.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-01-22

Allen Breed goes to Denver. Colorado.
for the winter, Monday.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-01-22
o here's to the blacksl.ith,
The prince of good fellows.
His wife stirs the fire.

His wife stirs the fire.
And his son blows the bellows.
IcMonus]
For he makes the big hammer
To rise and to fall.
Here's to old Coles, and young Coles.
And little Coles. and all!
When gentleman brings
In his horse for shoe
He nc'er lets him depart
Without one drink or two.
Chorus-For he makes the big hammer, etc.
O. the blacksmith il black.
But his money il white,
And he earns it by day,
And he spends it by night.
Chorus-For he makes the big hammer. etc.
The name Coles is evidently acorrup-
ton of Coles son, or Coleson, which is
derived from the English name, Cole; ;but
this is Observation-Disclosures his name
was John Brown or Brown John
Polly Olson or Ole Paulson. lie was a
man and brother-in-law. just the same,
and as such deserves our attention at
this time. He was married man. This
We know by the mention of his wife in
the poem. Whether this was his first
wife, the poem does not state-presum-
ably, it was. All that is said concern
ing this estimable woman is that she
stirred the fire. In picturtng her to our
mind, she is always engaged in that
humble, yet honorable vocation. Her
dress was probably the ordinary dress
of a woman of. her time. She did not
wearmasculine garments upon her limbs,
else she would have had Coles stir
his own fire, and we feel morally certain
that she did not have red hair. Red
haired women are too vivacious to
calmly poke the fire day after day. And
right here we would call attention to
the remarkable foresight Of Coles in the
selection of wife. He did not seek
what have been denominated 'high fly
ers fora wife.--he just wanted soft
voiced woman. who would be content to
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-28

OvrR : million bushels Of grain aso -
ported 70 b en- route from Chicago -
Montreal, and the prospect for large grain
shipments from Montreal 10 regarded -
good
E~x-PRrsrDExg ARsHuR 3 growing
steadily worse. notwithstanding he occs'
sional better turns.
SENATOR LOAN has introduced : new
arbitration bill - . substitute for tho one
recently passed BY the House.
Joux BazaHr says the powers Of mon
archs are ~lessening and the influence O
the aristocracy 10 fading away; D only
power that 10 growing 4 the power o. ~
people.
Nh. GIrrRS. statistician OF the London
| Board Of Trade. made On elaborate argu'
meat against bi-metaIism before ~
| British bankers organization on the 18Th
MINISTER Cox on the 10th presented -
Sultan OF Turkey . number a go sen
bv President Clevs,an1s anong then
| copies II - - 1891 reports.
WAmG PAYNE, one Of the largest nrm'
! Of edge-tool makers 1t Sheffield, England
threaten 70 employ German workmen
their employees refuse TO submit toa educ
tion in wages
THE Government Of Switzerland IL tax
ing active measures 70 put an end, In tina
country. to the propagation Of the Nor
mon church. Numerous arrests OF MOT
mon missionaries have been made, and l
u probable that more will follow.
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CHICAGO, May le.-Suit was yesterday
begun against Mandcl Bros, a big State
street dry goods firm, for violation 81 the
city ordinance compelling s~hopkecpcrs 70
provide seats for their women employees.
Two weeks ago the health department
began an investigation and discovered
that the law was generally violated. All
he proprictors Of the large downtown
shops agreed to comply with the law, and,
with the exception Of Mandcl Bros, y :
said. have provided seats. The suit
against the arm will furnish an oppor-
tuuisy q testing the validity Of the Law.
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xLlxTH CONGRESS.


Il the senate on the lsth . petition from
Iowa vas presented. asking for The abolition
Of the American house Of lords. The bill
passed for another railroad bridge over the
ohio AZ CINCINNATI; also bill for improve
ment Of the custom house ~ kansas Ctty.
also several public building bills, nnd nstwo
O'Clock the General Pension Dill wae taken
up q debated during the rest OF the ses-
ion......I In ene House = bill VAS passed LOT
completion OF the public building AZ WIGHT
business the private calendar was consid-
cred In COMMITTEES Of the whole
TINS senate was not IN session OF the 18th
......In the House = bill was passed au-
thorixing the Kansas 4 Valley rail-
road 20 construct a railroad through the
Indian Territory. a bill 70 establish :
passei alter . lengthy debate. The bill for
the appointment o. q commission 70 inspecs
and report or Indian affairs WAS considered.
Resolution relative to the death OF Repre-
sentative Hahn. Of Louisiana. were passed
Il Inc Senate on the l7,h a bill was intro
duced 90 estabiis a board Of National de'
fences: also 20 allow extra compensation %
| certain railroads for carrying mails Ine
shipping bill wascaiied up. amended. pass
| "a and a conference ordered
| posed 81 and the Pension bill came up and
| was discussed the rest Of the day.--..in tns
/ House 4 bill Was passed for a puhnc buii1.n-
smnloves leave Of absence. limiting pcwel
OF courts In receiverships foi = stasue 8
Edwin NJ. stanton. The Urgent benc.enc1
bill passed. The senate bill was passed pro
| ytiinx for studies OF tue effects Of aicohoi
nouor- in the schools OF tire District o. 20
iumbia and the Territories wransie &C
CURED over a motion setting a time Tor con
Alteration OF the Labor bill. resulting IN VA
Sd Of June being set Tor the purpose
N the senate on the 18th a memorial from
several ocean steamship lines was present
ed: also . petition OF the New England NJ 1
Church for enforccment OF terms OF treat,
guaranteeing protection TO lives and prop
erfy OF Chinese. The bill passed 20 carr
on the work OF investigation at ~out
Pass. Mississippi river. The pension Dil
wa- then taken up and occupied the rest Q
the seSsion..-...In the House the bill reduc
ing the penal homo OF was re
ported and referred The Post Office Ap
was reported back and considered IN com
mIttee OF the whole. avery lively debate en-
suing on the subsidy clause.
IL the senate on the 10Th. the staten Islam
Bridge bill was taken up. and Mr.. McPher-o
made a speech. after which she Pension Of
came up, and after the rejection Of man
amendments passed The Bankruptc
hill was made unfinished business IN
the senate adiourne t....-ln the House "
bill for 4 bridge At Dubuque, In was repor'
III ana place 4 on the calendar. also = JOLT
resolution proposing a consttuslon.
Vice President or the United states w
! o. once Appropriation Dill Was ire
: taken mn in committee OF the wnoie, eno
lona debate en-ued-
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

In the Senate on the Goth the senate bn
passed remodeling the judicial districts In
Arkansas: also, bill for the same purpose
in Mississippi. The Staten Island Bridge
bin was then taken up, and the Bankrupt
cv bin was laid over in order that the
bridge bill might be disposed Of. IL was
passed and the Bankruptcy bill was taken
up......In the House the Executive, Legs
|~lative IN Judicial Appropriations bill was
reported and referred 20 the committee "a
the whole. The Senate amendments 70 the
Post Once bill were then taken up In com
|mittee OF the whole. The foreign mall
service amendment was rejected by q vote
OF rs against -.
PArrr and Nicolini are TO be married in
June.
COLONEL JOIN B. FOLSOM, grandfather
or Miss frankie Folsom, died at Folsom
dale. n. ". on the 18th.
PRor. THEODORE DWIGHT was unani-
mously elected president OF Yale College,
S~xALL-rcx has again made is appear
ance in Montreal.
Tar Senate amendments 70 the Post.
once ~Appropriation bill we're defeated in
the House on the Goth by a vote Of LIS 70
leo.
Mrs. ALICE PESDLEToS, wife 81 Hon.
George n. Pendleton, was thrown from
her carriage in Central Park. New YORK.
on the 10Th. and striking upon her head,
was almost instantly killed. Her daugh-
tier Fanny. who accompanied her, was So
riously injured.
N. Trrcorprs has undertaken 70 form :
new Greek ministry.
An indictment has been found against
Melville r. Walsh, ex-coroner OF Gage
County. yeb., for accepting a BRIDE
THE new heir 10 the Spanish throne and
IL attendant tribulations has been named
Alfonso.
Foraker Of Ohio has trans
mitted 10 tn United states Senate an en-
crossed copy Of . resolution passed ny ths
lower house Of the Ohio Legislature, pre-
~ferring formal charges against Senator a
b. Payne in connection with his electiol
a. United States Senator.
ALDERMAN JAEHSE, the convicted New
York ssbo ,dIer,v was sentenc ed by Judg'
Barrett on the 10Th TO nine years and tel
months IN Sing Sing prison. a motion Il
arrest OF judgment was overruied, ant
: Jaehne was taken 70 prison the same even
sng.
: Lorrs wrLLETT, alias Charles Crosby
was hanged In the jail NJ Kingston, n. \.
/. On The coth. for the murder Of Edwin Kel
) land on January !, 1851.
PARSONS. the Chicago Anarchist, ha
been located in the Mahoning valley by
Pittsburgh detective.
: THk eruption Of Nj. Etna 4 increasinI
IN violence and the town Of Monte Roso
~ In imminent danger.
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4 MYSTERY REVIVED.

s,,.re.t Revived In the Fearful Crouch
Murder IN jackson County, Michigan
Evidence Discovered Pointing Directly 20
.Jud crouch - the A~x~as>in-Thc Blood
Of EunIce White Will Not Lie still
JACKSON. Mich. May la.-Excifcment
over the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mystery
has been much intensified BY the report
that the b~lood-dyed garments, found IN a
stump on the Crouch line fence Monday
by Gilbert Wilson, bore marks pointing
to I well-known farmer as the murderer,
or at least the garments belonged 20 and
were once worn by him. This man y
Jud Crouch. a relative Of the murde red
family. who has long been suspected 81
the crime and who L. now under inuict-
ment. In a former trial II was proven
that certain tracks leading away from the
Inflated Crouch house were made by Jud
Crouch's peculiar boots. Jud being lame
and unable TO disguise his footsteps u he
wished. II may be only a coincidence
that the stump IN which Wilson ycster'
day found the bloody clothing j. on 4
( direct line with these tracks. but In ths
present state Of popular excitement thu
I fact Is not regarded that way.
The evidence at the trial Of Ellen Shan
non. Holcomb's hired girl at the time o
the murder, was to the effect that tn
bloody garment in a trunk in Jud's room
At Holcomb's house had disappeared
Jud claimed 20 have had the nose-blee'
on the morning Of the murder, but ate
that denied ali knowledge Of the shir
when il had disappeared. Miss Shan
non has been shown the clothing, an
positively asserts the shirt Is the sam
one she saw hidden behind the chest o.
the morning after the murder. Prose
cutor Blair has no doubt the clothc
were worn by the murderer Of the Crouc'
family. The white shirt bears cvidenc
81 having been torn In The struggle an
the theory Of the prosecution has Away
been that Eunicc White, murdcrc
with the family. had made q dcsperat
struggle for her life, and the suppositio
II that the shirt was worn BY b ma
who killed her. One thing which goes I
prove that the clothing was not DIoodic
in Z natural way Is that the shirt hs
blood on the inside Of the sleeve. tn
looks as II 1t had spurted up there. b
sides all this, there are other marks I
Identification, which the prosecute
wisely rcfrains just now from maxim
public. Blair. the prosecuting attorne.
wns formerly Governor Of Michigan, an
clear, cool-hcadcd lawyer OF gre
ability. He lays the utmost important
on the "nnd,'' aud confidently says u
foul mystery will 500 Be cleared mp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-28

The Rescue offs Young Lady Adrift ~ -
In an Open Boat saves = Man From ING
Results ofa Charge of Having Nnr"e's"
Her-A Queer Eomance Of Sea-
ST. Jon~s, n. r., May 2l.-St.
Georges Bay on the west coast q New
foundland telcgraphs the followiue
ocean episode: "a French vessel arrived
here Yesterday from Saint Malo, bound ~
Port Au Yoix. She came for the purpose
81 landing Miss Louise Journeaux' whc
was picked up from an open boat ~
sea some twenty miles on the isianu n
Jersey. The lady. with a gentleman com
panion, went boating on sunday even
Ing, the 18th Of April, after leasin-
church. while rowing, the gentiema"
let one oar slip, and In attempting ~ ri,
cover Il, lost the other. Being = TO-
swimmer he instantly jumped o~verOoAFu
10 recover the oars. The MN mra".
time was f~reshening. There W.
also 4 strong current setting ~ lrvl'
the land. The boat fast drlited ps-
yond his reach, and rs Va
compelled either "a swimforl land or s.nN
Miss Journcaux alone In the boat ulh'c'
! Ia sen. The boat almost filled WIN W.
! ter. and for forty hours she lived IN Soa,
| tary agony. AT length she was rescucn
. by the French vessel, on board OF wh's"
| she received great kindness from ~ u
| Captain and officers. Violent oh-shore
wind prevented the Frcnchman TN
reaching Jersey, and the lady was sa,'
RED across the Atlantic 20 Newi"ums'
land. The gentleman, Mr.. fa'ns
reached 81. pilaircs harbor safely M
his story was di<aclicved. The peoPr
On shore affirm that they heard cr'es =
murder from the sea. Farne wa y, n
rested and indicted for homicide n.
liberty Is now, Of course, certain ".s
Journsaux having cablcd yesterday N
miraculous escape.
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RocxroRp, H., May 2c.-An interest
lur case was heard IN court yesteraas'
Fred c. Hall was adjudged sane ana nr
wife was granted a divorce. nj. han
! wealthy farmer, having property wor'n
$4,000. A few years ago he bccams
slave 10 drink, and was ~squandcrin1 ~
means right and left. A consef'a''-
was appointed, and to-day tho latter "
discharged. A mutual arrangement W.
made. and his wife was given adecrec =
divorce for dcscrsson. They then ma
., " ali the property 70 their children
Zach receiving a life allowance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-28

TINE grand jury . BelleviIIe, Ill, re-
fused 70 indict the special deputy sheriffs
engaged in ID Cshokia bridge massacre,
and they were accordingly turned loose
on the 18th and departed for their homes
Considerable indignation was expressed
By the laboring element at the outcome
while on the other hand the more conserv-
alive commend the action Of the grand
Jury.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-28

ron some time past . group Of German
Anarchists have been holding meetings in
Cleveland. O.. and calling on persons OF
their stripe TO arm with guns and bombs
Mayor @. W. Gardner Issued . proclama-
tion on the 18th forbidding such meetings
The police win disperse all such crowds
hereafter and arrest the leaders II neces-
nnrv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-28

A CYCLONE struck Colfax, near La
fayette. Ind, on the 14th, completed y de-
molishing the residences Of W. D. Clark
Isaac Derkes. James Leslie and Jasper
Hill. and badly wrecking those Of J.E.
N1burn and J. l. Reckard, the latter oc-
cupied by John Thompson. Quite : NUM-
Der Of barns and other outbuildings were
blown away. No person seriously injured
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-28

TIM recent heavy rains have lessened
somewhat the former excellent outlook
for spring wheat in Nebraska, Wisconsin,
Minnesota and DAKOTA The great rain-
fall has also occasioned some injury 20 The
winter wheat In Wisconsin, Michigan,
Ohio and Indiana. where In some q the
nelds e Vas beginning 70 head out The
reports do not Indicate, however, any -
Hious damage . yet
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-28

TN collector Of customs At Sitks, Alas
IA. has been notified that b practice
adopted By him Of Issuing "permits 20 i'm.
port liquors into Alaska for medicinal
purposes il Inconsistent with existing reg
nj. fioua-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-28

A LARGE contingent Of the Salvation
Army sailed on the steamer Assyfi41
Monarch on the 18th from New York fo'
London Among the party were i've In
dians Of the Onondaga. Seneca and NO
hawk tribes-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-28

Corxr TxLEKY. Of Austria. Is organising
IN expedition to Central Africa The party
viii consist Of one hundred wel-armed
men. and its rendezvous viii be Zanzibar.
IL Is believed the work OF the expedition
viii not ne confined entirely 70 scientific
explorafion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-28

TN business failures occurring throu %
out the country during the seven days
ended the 18th. number for the Q nited
STATS l56. and for Canada %. q against
= total OF 10 the previous week, and ~
the preceding like period
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-28

0~RcRErARy MANNING was out r5olng q
che lsth With Mr.. Manning and boked
much improved.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-28

CAPrArx KEYS and Lieutenant Ward
have been arrested BY General Niles fo'
dilatoriness in proceeding to the assist
ance Of Captain Lebo during the latter
recent engagement with b hostiles
They have been taken 20 Fort Grant and
their command turned over to Captain
Lebo.
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TOPICS OF THE DAT.


CncP reports from the No<tAwest indi-
case : splendid prospect fr wheat md
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A SOCIETY for the prevention Of cruelty
60 animals has been ORGANIZED It London
upon the plan Of such societies in America.
Lord Mount Temple Is president and Car
dinal Manning one Of the directors Of the
oociefv.
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The imports Of dry goods at the port Of
New York during the week ended the
18th we're valued q <1,6Sa.126 and the
amount thrown On the market q $l.6o5,-
EOc-
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TIM Orangemen Of Australia have sent
cable dispatch TO the Loyalists Of Ire
land promising 20 aid them in their en-
deavors 20 prevent the adoption o. ths
Gladstone Home Rule scheme
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-28

ArrxR months Of search, Prof. Jonathan
Emery, Of william and Mary College, has
discovered the aerolite which fell In Wash
ington County, Pa, September y, 1ss5. IL
was found imbedded deep In the soil On
Frederick Mlier's farm. two miles north
Of ~Clarksville. Prof. Miller says y = the
largest aerolite on record, and weighs
fully Two hundred tons. IT, composition
q chrominium, nickel, aluminium, copper,
magnesium and tin
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60 animals has been organized 1t Londo'
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Interest Revived In the Fearful Cro"cn
Murder In jackson County, Michigan
Evidence Dissolve red Pointing Directly TO
Had Crouch ~ the l~<sas~in-The blood
~ EunIce white Will Not Lie stiiI.
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Two lives AVE

The Rescue Of Young Lady Adrift ~ go
In an Open Boat saves = Man From 'hs
PesuIfs o. Charge of Having N"r"e's"
Her-A Queer Romsnce Of >ea-