The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-14

disposition % our public lnnds.~ the President
sayA "eos oaly = : matter q pre.ene j.ssics.
scssraiions. Tas brosd rieh scres q
preserved by nalsrs % 6scone her IN:
sees % .sssa S Pc. q s.ssss sss
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landed propr.etorstp which other countries
have permitted and s!!Il suffer We
i have % sxss,s ies &c VIOLATION ?!
example. nor Tor the allosance % prrfexts
which have somrrmcs exposed our land 70
colossal greed Laws which open door 70
permits and fayors npAc,ons seizure b. ! favored
few Of extended arcAs that many should en-
10y. are accessory 70 osense. aga.nss our Ma.
severely condemned or punished
ALLOTMENT N sEvEkALry TO rSDIAxx
The condition OF our Indian population con-
thai the transiorm,ne change Is much 70 ~
desired which shall substitute for harb-rI<m
cnliyhtcnment and crilixing education. n IN
people during TIE year have been d, az ss
by no serious disorders. but rather marked By
. better rcalixatiou Of their true interests. and
increasing confidence and good WILL Thesc
con iltions testify 20 the value OF the higher
tone OF consideration aud humanity which has
governed the later methods OF 0caiing with
them. and commend ~ continued observance.
some reservations until all those entitled 70
land thereon have hal their shares assigned
and the work Il stili continued
hut no agency for the nmcior1fion OF this
people appears 10 me SO promising as the en-
tension urged By the secretary Of such CON
piete facilities OF education shall al the ear
youth Of both sexes and retain them with 1
kindly and bcnc1cenr hold until their
characters are formed and their faculties
useful y ss e form
Indian no longer needs demonstration.
II is established. II remains 70 make the most
OF q and when that shall BE- done the curse
WILL be lifted. the Indian race saved and the
sin Of their oppression redeemed The time Of
its accomplishment depends upon the spirit
and justice with which i shall Be prosecuted.
II can not be too soon for the Indian nor for
the interests and good name Of the Nation.
The average Attendance OF Indian pupils on
the schools Increased BY over nine hundred
reached Il2l2. The cost Of maintenance MS
not materially raised. The number Of teach
able Indian youth 10 now estimated a. fa.tsQ.
schools. II s believed the obstacles in The way
OF instruction are all surmountablc. and that
the necessary expenditures would be meas
THE sroux RESERVATION.
The Sioux r. bes on the great rescrvafionby
Dakota refused 70 assent to the act passed Of
the Congress- q its last session for openins .
standing modification OF the terms Was sug-
gested which met most OF their objections
Their demand 4 for immediate payment Of the
Of land. the occupancy Of which they are asked
70 relinQuish-
DEPARrxESr or AGRrcUIruaK
vim sood measure q success iss eaorss 3
develop tie processes. enlarge the results. and
augment :he profits Of American husbandry. II
n a 4 M.
shocked the spread - contagious dis
Eases OF farm animals. resisted the ad-
rance Of noxious insects and destructive FUN
rus krowths ana sought TO secure 70 agriculf-
irxS labor the highest reward or effort and
h fullest immunity from loss. Its records OF
t. year show that the season Of Isss has been
me Of medium production = generous supply
4 the demands OF consumption has been
ssurcd and . surplus for cxportaflon- moder-
tc IN certain produces and bountiful In others
nil prove benefaction alike 20 buyer and
ROVER.
PLEuno-PxErNoxiA
-Four years ago IL was found that the great
nd those engaged IN Il were alarmed al the
apid extension OF the European lung plague OF
Serious outbreaks existed
'ennessee animals affected were held in qua--
ntlne. Five counties in New York and from one
0 four counties in each OF the States Of New
gere almost equally affected With this great
anger upon rs and with the ccnt1Ci0n already
n the channels OF commerce. with the cnOrA
nous direct ana indirect losses already pe,ns
neFgefic acton could b. successful there we're
q none OF these States any Laws authorizing
hrs department 70 eradicate thr mslady or Civ
ne the State ofllcials power 70 CO operate with
| for this purpose. The department even lacked |
10Th the requisite appropriation and Authority.
~ securing Stat. cooperation In connection
vith authority from Congress the work OF
Eradication has been pressed successfully. and |
hrs dreaded disease has been extirpated from
he Western States and also from the Eastern
Ircas which are still under supervision The
LANCER has been removed and trade and com
nerce have been freed from the vexztious
arv for time.
sUcAR-MAKrxG EXPERIMENTS.
During the past four years the process Of ar
rom sorghum and sugar cane. has been NITRO
luced into this country. and fully perfected bv
ne experiments carried on By the Department
rer<ally considered 70 De The most eco
'omlcai one, and y . through that the
'orghum sugar industry has been established
'ess opened. The adoption Of this Diffusion
process - also extended In Louisiana and
,ther sugar-producing parts Of the country.
I'M pIoysd Tor The extraction Of sus II from the |
pooD ADrLrERArrox.
reod ben % AZ y sse .as, e
God aiulterati0n and the best analytical meth |
,ds for detecting IT, part OF the results Of |
his work has already been published By the
y preparation. will make the most complete
realise on that subject that has ever been pub /
ished In any country. |
the adjustment Of the relations between the /
Government and the railroad companies which |
ave received lana grants and the guaranty Of l
he public credit IN aid Of the construction OF |
heir roads ahouId receive early nffrnslor