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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
BLAI Ness mIsSTATEnENT.

Hon. James q. Blaine 81 tod in hiR
New York speech tint cvory British
journal, from one end Of tho kingdom
10 the other, with one accord ngrGo
t't!Iat tho lTou. titover Cleveland,
President Of the United States, cnI-
bodied III his iucssngc tho exact form OF
revenue and froa trnda for the United
ntites which they like" 70 prove that
Mr.. Blaine wiIfully misstntcd the case,
or that lie dill no: know what he was
talking about, We copy from two Eng
lish journals the following:
lu tho Unitei Suites fise-trsde prin-
niplss which, till recently, have only
met with u lukewArin support from n
minority OF the people. arc likely soon
being forced IN The coming Presidential
election. Tho Inconvenience Md
losses which must always attend n radi.
rnl alteration OF fiscal policy will. how
over. hinder any sudden change, and
tho manufacturers Of tho country need
not anticipate for so,no years to como
The serious competition which will arise
IN foreign markets directly their Aneri-
can rivals are fres 10 sell Abroad
Engineering TrndeS Report. London
A tarin bill which lenvas mn average
duty OF 49, per cent. npongll imported
Rrticles is worry fer from being IN free.
trade measure" Nor IL II ut NIL GER
tain tbht " IL free TIA 10 policy we're
adopted By tho United States IL would
be any special advantage to us. They
would certainly bccomc much moro
formidable ~ competitors Ia the worlds
piarket.-- London wnrehousennn aud
Diapers Trade Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26

Observation-Disclosures measures
are i'll II pretty middle. The House
has passed one bill and the Senate au-
other. The Military nni Appropria-
tons Committees in the Hou;c are in IL
state Of war. Tie Military COMMITTEES
is unanimously in favor of the Senate
scheme. anil although the Appropria-
tons Committee yesterday forced itO
bill through. Mr.. Tuwnshend, the
Chairman Of the rival body, hopes to
pass the Senntc'propositiom ~ we'll. In
that case, Of corrse the other vii; drop.
The Gefense' stand II lair chance,
however, Of waiting another Year.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26

A Washington dispatch Of tho goth
instant sn,a:
Congressman Mntson Of Indiana has
declined to accept the silver service PIE.
s"ttol him Saturday by the employees OF
tho Government Printing Office. ON tho
ground that il is not proper for him 10
accept my reward for the Performance
Of the duty imposed upon him MS Mrm-
Der Of Congress. md that il would vet n
very bud precedent"
G. G. Mnison was elected to the 5Oth
Congress from the Gr%ccncns,lc district.
IL IL scarcely necessary to stats that he
il "A democrat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
The Senate Tariff S3III.

The Washingt N Sinr Of the 18th in.
slant prints the following:
"rhe Senate Republicans are again,
it is said, much PorplcxoI on the
tariff question. There nre some. it il
reported, who are iucIiuel Mt this Late
moment 10 bnck out from the undertak
ing Of framing q tariff Till, and return
to the proposition ms set down by Mr..
Bayne in the House definite, to 20 to the
country merely ms opposing the Mills
bill, nnd il sustained i'll this position to
them bring in n bill nsAt session.
This plan was pressed upon the party
by n number OF Senators whom the Uucs-
ton first arose, but the opinion that the
continent OF the country demanded
some action. prevailed. nni the labor
OF prop ,ring IL bill was brgnn. Several
times the Senators engaged in this work
have thought that they had about struck
upon n plan of rediction Of the taxes
upon which tho party could agree. On
ench occasion, however, II hitch hLs oc-
Cured, and tho fontures of the plan
were disapprove1 by different Senators"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
Attempted Train Kobb.r,.

Last Saturday nh attempt was made
to rob tho e~asl-bonud Union Puci6e
passenger train Mt IA water tank. lear
Dana. Wyoming Territory. The train
men reSi,tel the robbers. md the fire.
man and ore of the brukemeE wcIe shot
the latter through the arm and hip.
The robbers then abandoned the at-
tempt /, rob the tain and fled. a dis
patch this morning says they are closely
pursued by II posse rom Rawlings. who
are only twelve miles bobiud them.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
BRITISH

Republican papers are anxious to
MAKE it appear rb=t England is pecuu-
isrily interested in the election of
Cleveland. aud Mr. Binius say English
papers are un ,uimous in their desire for
che success of the Democratic party; bu.
the MInchsste; (EaslanlI Guardian
says:
"ElSlishmsn t,ke..uot the slightest in
teEist in tue tarid reform moyamept in
America. while many far-seeiug per-
ons among W regarl the n loPtion Of
anything like free trade in the United
States cS likely 10 III Ike the lat ter much
keeuer competitors with Us IL neutral
markets than they ARE now. Such men
do Dot look upon President C~ievelaud's
policy with satisfaction. LAWN. re-
gard to their own Interests niou-, they
would mu,h rather se.th, present sys-
ten of high protection maintained"
This. in addition To extracts from
other British journals published yester-
day, Is another evidence Of the straits
to which our political opponents nre put
for campaign thunder, aud proves con-
clasively the fall ICY OF the assertion
that English capitalists are putting up
money io aid in tue election OF Grover
Cleveland.
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TIE GOSpI:H. ar SCARE.

The biggest Republican gun in the
campaigns of 1880 and 1884 is spiked
for 1888. High above the aoise aud
racket OF both those CONFLICTS was heard
tine roar OF this heavy iield-piece--
danger t. our business INTERESTS!
That big gun was kept booming for
Garfield eight Years ngo. aud for Bluiue
four years ago. Without doubt il de-
ten,e | Hancock in 1880, nni without
doubt il did more than any other Re-
publican artillery t, bring Blaine 30
nenr 10 success in 1884.
FROM every Republican platform AMI
press the business Interests Were warned
that II Democratic administration could
not he safely trusted with the manage
Inent of the national affairs. Oar ii.
pnuces wnull not be kept straight, the
treasury you'd not DO in safe keeping,
the credit Of the country would lie dam
nSed. foreign investors would lose cou-
tiience in our no,ionnl securities. and
hoioe would follow commercial alarm,
POSSIBLY panic, aud bard lines.
That gun, We repeat, is spiked. 4
Democratic administration has been
tried md not found wanting OF either
tho ability or tho purpose TO give the
country II good, orderly aud efficient
management Of Its affairs. Under it
the business interests have been free
from disturbance, and nave enjoyed II
period Of healthy uad solid progress,
which compares fHvorably with any
period of like length under Republican
rulo. The treasury las been well man
nged. aud is OH II thoroughly sound
footing The great departments huvo
all been conducted with ocnnomy and
efficiency, and without scandal.
Therefore il will not he possible to
get up tho business scare Of four or
sight years ngo in this campaign. The
pnitisan plea that oue-half tho people
Of the UnItcl States nre not to bc en-
trustel with it's government will not be
put forward this year, or il pat forward
will be laughed at Boston Globe.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26

This is nm astonishing druth-roll OF
public servants to he recorded in the
period Of II single administration
Ulysses S. Grant. Samuel j. TiIden.
Winfield Scott Hancock. John A. Logan,
Chester A. Arthur, Horatin Seymour,
Thomas a. Hendricks. William A.
Wheeler, George Il. MCCLELLAN, Philip
II. Sheridan, Irwin Mcdowell, Nor.
iison K. White. John Kelly. Schuyler
CnIfax, Roscoe Coukliug and Daniel
Manning.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26

The Steamer Wielund Of the Ham,
burg line brings the news Of II collision
of Sable I,land between the Goiser and
Thin2vnlih, which occurred ut 1 o'clock
ON tho morning Of August 10Th. The
Gciscr sank in five minutes after the
collision, aad l05 persons were
drowned. Tie TlIinSva!ia wns 90 dis
abled that she had To put into Halifax.
after transferring nil her passengers To-
the Wiclnnd. The G-iscr hal ST r,s-
Scngcrs aboard. ~ of which w.re
drowned or killed in the collision. and
Ii were taken first On the Thingva.la
md then on the Wirlnnd. The crew
numbered 81, thirty three of whom were
saved ard seventeen We're drowned
Captain Ma!lO Of the Grisor WIS among
those snycl. The passengers Of the
rhingvalin transferred t. the Weilaud
numbered i55. The GeiSer LETT New
York .August lltlI, bound for Stet;iu.
The ThinSv0Iln n on her ~ To New
York and was advertised to leave that
port August 25,h.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26

One Of our candidates. snys tho Aus
tin lieveille, has been complaining nbou,
slccplcss nights. lIo snys lac has to
plan all ni2ht 10 fatlrom tho tactics Of
his opponent for the nomination. lie
walks up nud down the house MI night.
His wife snys that II he don't 90 10 bed
earlier. she will get II divorce. Sho has
no pntioucc with him. siuce hc has DO.
come welded with politics mud intends
10 make him draw out Of the field, II ho
docs not mend his VIZ Vs..
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
The .MIIIs Biil In IBrIcf.

Many inquiries are made "a to the
way in which the average rate of duty,
and the average reduction of duty pro-
posed by tho Mills bill. ARE estimated.
Nothing can he substituted for an actual
examination Of The chief provisions OF
tho tariff; aud any one who will take
tho trouble to make such mn cXuminn-
ton will see how carefully the Mills
bill bas been framed, i'll almost oil its
POINTS, 10 secure cheaper neccssarics
and cheaper raw materials, with ex-
tr"meiy little disturbance 10 exiniimg
Industries. liut. Ms few cnu take the
trouble to satisfy themselves Of this, the
brief rough state ncnt that can b made
in n word must serve on mnst O%ccnsions.
And it is enough to sny that IL. Mills
bill makes the average rate Of dnty on
dutinble goods i2Ii per cont, insicrd
Of ~ per cent, aud That il rl ices raw
wool, raw fax. hemp and iutc, lumber.
salt, tin plate. crrtuin chcmicNls, and u
few other unimportant articles on the
free list. Tits gives ns fair II statement
OF the proposed tariff reduction rs can
be made in n fen words.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
4 Cloud

Tie express train from the Enst yes.
terdav was delayed Lenrly two hours.
near the utuh line, by IL cloui-Gurst. =
lex.
We have heretofore referred to tho
danger Of using old and WORKOUT
clouds, and advised that our Legisla-
ture pass an Act to prevent them from
passing over our State. The use Of old
anil dilapidnted clouds should be pro-
hibited. aud destructive ..rloul- bursts
would thereby he prevented.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
Grand

The following named cit.z.ns OF Elko
were selected this morning to ,erye ns
Grand Jurors, venire made rr,urnablu
at 10 o'clock A SHtur lay Aug -,
flI-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
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Ayers Pills,
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STOCK BRANpS.
MURPHY g. HgLL, HALLECK, REV.

RANGE: North Fork Of the HumbOldt and Mountain City. Elko county, Ne
yndu, md Duck md lSulueau Valleys, OwyLec county. Idaho.
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$1,000 REWARD.

We will pay the above reward for the urHst aud, conviction IF any party or
rnrhesf found guilty Of killing OF stealing my stock belonging t." our ranches" md
IN party or parties cutting hay Ii u land will be prosecuted to the full X
tent OF the Law.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-14

.eD1o, Ju9s MINK Of q.
Think q wba:, dssIingl"
Our CT - : Whole lCt Of twins.
end I didn't even know che w.
|magSiod."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-14

japan q Q land Of mountains and
valleys, and Il has a many different
climates a. the United States. You
may find your Minnesota in Yczo,
your Florida about Nagnsali, and over
al you will find the green Of old Ire
land. Surrounded by the sea, the air
u ever full Of moisture, and even in
winter the land il green. II Is land
Of flowers. saw camellia hedges like
trees near Yokohama. There arc
acres and quarter sections Of water
about Toxic covered with lotus flowers
y biz q . round 8 cent loaf Of Amer1-
can bread and surrounded by green
discA cnch Of which il g big % Q
palmlcaf fan. The wistcria here grows
Wild and Japan y the land Of the
chrynanthemum. This flower forms
the crest Of tho mikado, and the poetic
nature OF the japanese people =
shown In their love for flowers. They
have their flower shows three times
month and when the trees blossom the
whole nation goes Wild Flower pea.
dlers arc everywhere and Toxic y :
city Of gardens. frank q Cs!pen'
tcg'o Lettcg. zHa.~a1 u-6r1rrITEl -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-14

We copy the following sensible
article from % exchange: sThe
bet way 60 build up : city il BY
each and every man ID the city not
TO strive % Fend and tear down.
Whenever : man 10 the city 10 do
ing veil do not Try 70 tear him down.
All the reident's Of : city ere part
nesa not opponents. In I'll Iikeli-
hood the moro business done By
your rival the more you will do.
Every gentleman Who treats bic cue
somen honestly, couFteously and
fnisly, will Get bic share and the
moro business that can b secured
~ united effort, de better Il will
b for Al When : city ceases "a
grow, ie commences to die an1 The
more the people ~ 70 III: cG each
|oeher il their business and GOOD
name, the more rapidly will utter
ruin come % al. Stand together
for The advancement o. every citi.
|zeo. Il : man shows ability q
|psospee % noe pull him bsch
through jeaIoosly, OF weigh hin
down With cold indif5ersacs.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-14

fsrrwpxc Grw wor.. l.Iv
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'hs~rs, = 49, 1890 !. = n
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-14

Here are facts. says the Golden
ArEoey, about The people Who com
poe the population OF the world:
There are 3,063 languages 10 the
world, and the inhabitants profess
more than 1000 religions.
The number Of men is about equal
OF the number Of women. The ~.
erage Of life il about SO years.
One quarter die previous to the age
OIL To every 1000 persons only
one reaches 100 years Of life. TO
every 100 only s reach the age Of
s., and not more than in 500 lives
70 50 years Of age
There are On the earth 1000, 900.
900 Inhabitants. OF these. 33,O33,
033 die every year; 91,824 every
day, 1920 every hour, and 30 every
minute, or / every second.
The married are longer lived than
the single, and, above I'll, those who
observe sober and industrious con
duct Tall men live longer than
short 0oes- Women have more
chances Of life in their favor previ-
ous 70 50 years Of age than men
have. but'fewer afterwards.
The number Of marriages IL IN
the proportion Of Is to every 1000
individuals. Marriages are more
frequent after equinoxes that j.,
during the months Of June and De
cember.
1hose born 10 the spring ere gen
esally q : more robust constitution
than oshers- Births are more fire.
q0sct by night tbaa By day, also
deaths.
The number Of men capable Of
beaFing arms j calculated q one
fourth q the population.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-14

THE undersigned, Trustee Of Balm.
! bridge township, Dubois county
will attend to Township business on
Saturdays ofevery week, ct his residence
% North Main street, between Sew.
euth and Eighth. 10 Jasper.
The Library Of said Township 70 kept
st the bookstore Of Mr.. Jacob Gosmann
where persons wanting books can obtain
them at anv time.
JOSEPH ECKsTEIN, Trustee.
April 50. 1883 -ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-14

ND. enIls1 - 81 rou>ser = hls
wi1s ysrear1sy. 49, - sbsrno0eeer
49, = % - ~ 49, er.ps - - q
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-14

0oo1o Gr1k oounexy ochool-sooU
Yoong Ln1y Ionc1er-~Ioumy. 20 ~
6u11w - 90 - 49, yoor &C.. :
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levS1 - ueopDsuciaeed 81
9.) - -. ~ - ~ shirt -
-ur4t Ioung ~ o1nehov1S aeoeoeioo
~e.ly oenao1ed eIsowhese.-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-14

e - not Intentional but iust !
peculiar circumstancs that Greene
county elected - county ofIicers
men with peculiar names. Bull i
county treasurer, Lamb sups. 81
public works, Axe coroner, and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-14


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GDlIouinR 49,. lhas notwithstanding
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pon1ie1Eos q ~ Depsrsmeat Iess Tor
- June an. ~. she ordinary e.
pensrs q - Dopsgonsss hsvi.g beeD
ru1oco1 0ger e9euey per esae-r h
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mnne q unvarufshe1 fness. a.1 shows is
= uannur ~ evrs ~ duIless e. eoo-
pruhcn1. ~ 1iGsrrnee brsvssn demo-
ernffc oco.o0v and rrp1blirnn exarsvs-
Rn.ca. Socroeary Whirneys rcport
mnke, : hi<hlv crp77eabse skowine for
Mn. - anply pruves ne elain long
ma1s ~ his fkiesis. shas - i ~ NJ
Srcrrenry q - Navy thar shis eoussrv
has evcr -
No Yin rsueivs ~ eonplinsnssry
Denocr.sic Do0isasioa foe Sp<ak<r 81
CspIsol n oeiy too n<n neafiosed
ore Speak2 Cari'',e 40 NJ Randall
- - oor1er > esrsn.n g reee!ye the
e.s..s seol.s,.ee. alsncezn Randall
W1lI 90 . 49, l1rxcr numoer Of y0fesI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-14

THE undersigned, Trustee or Columbls
- Tp., DuboIs county, Ind, will a.
tend to Township business q bis resi-
dence % every Saturday, and persons
having township business 10 transact
are requested 70 present Il on that day Of
the week.
The townshsp library IL kept It The
once % the Trustee, where those entitled
can obtain books.
NELSON HARRIS,
Trustee Columbia Tp.
JuWe 9Th. 1855 ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-14

FAnn 1on SALE. The farm &C ths
croesIng % the railroad and Paloka river
% 257 acres b for sale. Good coaI land
fcod iarm land. Fay terms. Apply &
The Washington critic., 1888-06-14
ITO Chicago Convention via b. and
o. Railroad.

Having arranged with the members Of
the Republican clubs of the District and
q large number of members of the U. s.
Senate and Congress, the b. and o. Rail-
road will run magnificent special train
of sleepers to the Chicago Convention,
leaving Washington Saturday June 10,
at 1900 noon, arriving at Chicago II 100 a.
IN. next morning. Round-trip tickets in
clude one full. double berth and three
meals going bythis special train and the
same accommodations returning on any
regular train 10 Washington until June
20, at the extremely low rate of $1S.
The special train, however will return
Immediately after the close Of the con-
veption. {.
After arriving in Chicago these sleeping
/ cars Tor as many of them as may bede-
sired) will be side-traoked on lake front,
in the,rear of the Exposition building, for
the accommodation of persons who may
desire them for sleeping purposes, thus
affOrding superior and quiet quarters at
moderate prices, as the charge will bebut
$50 per day per ear; capacity, 25 to 81 ped
pie.
{ Apply at once and secure passage and
berth on the Grandest train, via THE
Grandest route TO the Grandest city of
the West. For full information call at
Il. and o. ticket Offices 1851 Pennsylva-
. MIA avenue. $40 Pennsylvania avenue,
B. and o, Depot, or w. Fl. Wheeler,
/ Republic Office; General j. III. Sypher,
Glover Building, 14l0 II street northwest
: Captain A.. p. Cunningham, Chairman
Transportation Committee, r. N. League,
Senate rPostOtfice. - .--...-il-,