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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03
NATURAL GAS!


The gas field OF Nurrysvills - one or
the wonders Of the world. One hum
dred and twenty-five wells wilhIo q
radius Of one mile are pouring forth q
volume ofGas that is marvellous. Frank
l. Stewart, the hest posted man on the
subject In she United States. says that
there IL no percspsible diminueion OF the
1ow from the wells that each veil. on
On average. produces daily from 80 0OO.-
COO 20 75,00OO OO0 feet. Taking 0O.OOO. 600
- % average, and multiplying that By
rs. and the daily product ef gss 10 a.
100000 000 feet. There are nov nlleeD gas
pipe lines down. conveying Tie element
10 - many different points. From the
fact that the floW 10 % immsnse. and the
pressure Il % evenly maintained, the
70 reached that there must b
d constant gsneratIon Of gss going on
beneath the earth's crust. The report
has been once and again Get sfloat that
this or that well was giving out, but the
gentleman sb0ve referred 10 says that IN
every instance Il has been found that tine
|decreased pressure wsa caused by come
IL the timing. and that, hsv-
ing Withdrawn the cssing and put down
1.-THE bit. the flow has heeu restored 70 III
loriginaI pressure. With such gas 6eld
lin our midst. the material development
OF western Penusy ivanis must be Unpre'
/, An enthusiastic correspondent writei
from Kokomo. Ind: The Schrsder Il
The second in power Of any gss we'll ve
discovered. il has . pressure Of 81
pounds 10 the square Inch. diechargin6
IL, 100 feet Of gas each twenty -fouI
hours. An iron tube inches IN diameter
lresting on braces about feet high Il
first seen by The visitor. Il looks q
harmless and quiet - The dead iron. NJ
,oue would dream that sleeping doSman
within this little space u power iha
swes the stoutest heart and blanches th,
|rosiest cheek when the screw 10 tnrnet
and the match II applied, noswithstsnd
ing the observer has been warned sno
Ito get frightened when the fuIl force
turned on In fash the hlsze shoot
.75 feet high. with = width of fully 4
'iecs the roar 10 heard for miIes around
and The very sir and earth sremble ~
lin the giant grssp Of . visible divinity
There u no language 10 exactly descy!b
lili- noisc made BY this hskIy discovefe
agent Of nature that ensiches I'll an
insskes no one she poorer. { have ssoo
: ~ the foot 81 old vesuvims and Wit
lnessed her eternal fires. hut the gran
. ldcu- of the volcano paies into insixnif
rance before The power. majesty an
beauty ~ the Schssder well. Il 10 wort
= trip across the continent 20 Wifncss III
lighting 81 This ~ night II IL = yisgaI
of fire. Notwithstanding The riiv
largely heated aud lighted " this vel
a and iunense factories furnished wii
J. motive power. II does NOT seem 10 d
crease The volume one iofs. The e.
! heated hcuse has solved The domert
slprobIem ~ 10 who shsII build the mors
ling fre. for the Iaziest married msn q
earth 10 equal 70 scratching . match. y
matter how low The thermometer ms
b., snd this u Ill that u required IN q
city " kokomo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

The discovery Of fine silver ore IN Du-
bois county has caused the excitement
to spread 20 Crawford county, where y
Is said silver ore OF rich quality bss been
found. a number OF capitalists q Lcev-
snworth have organized company with
larRe capital 70 lease the lands where the
ore has been found and prosecute
search for the precious metal. II r. SAID
that three Washington, Ind, capitalist'
have leassd Martin county, or the min
eral portions OF Il, and will prospect fo'
precious metals. ls.-vincennes CONNER
cial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

RrcnxoxD. Jan. 25.-John n. West
coss, president % the Ho0sier Drill Com
psuy, has purchased : controlling inter-
est 10 The Broad Ripple Natura! Gaa
Company % indianapolis. Ne Will o
Omar Holiingsworth. 2 SON
in-law. vice-psesident; and Bert West.
ccts. he con, director. ~ Will invss'
o5OO0OO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

The Republicans in the Senate when
Lamar was confirmed looked at each
other, and then q Riddleberger, and
~They smiled : sort Of siekly smile @
they strided to the door.
And the subsequent proceedings inter-
essed them no more
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wssSinsson cersspondsses via- -saoss Sswr.
Col A. N. Hardy, : Republican poll
tician OF this city, told your cctresPon-
dent this morning, that be intended @
Be candidate for the Repuolican nomi-
nation for Congress il this dictvict at
ths next Republican convention. He
say6 that ho believes that he ID able 70
knock Elder Ragsdale and HE "littlo
black box" out the iirsk round
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Pursuant 20 call the Democrats Of Jef-
fsrson township had IN enthusiastic
meeting q the Mentor school hcuse on
Jan. 20. 1888. Mr.. John o.
Mach. chairman Of the township COM
mitiee. called the meeting 10 order, aud
stated that the object WAS 10 organize
the Democrats of the township for ef-
fectivs work during the coming cam
raign.
on motion Mr.. h. r. Bates, Esq. was
made chairman Of the meeting, and w.
l.. Pruitt. secretary.
On motion the plan o: organization
recommended q the Democratic Stats
Conference. Jan. II. WAS adopted. and {
uumber present signed The roll, when the
oficers or this meeting were chosen q
permanent officers Of the club, and the
nsme. Jefferson Hendricks Club, No. !,
was adopted
A stirring address was made By DIR
III. GobbeI, urging the neceasity Of thor
lough organization. snd heartily endors,
ing the policy Of both the National ane
! State administration.
! An adjournment was had 10 Monda,
might. Jan. 80, for the purpose OF givtnl
an opportunity for all the Democrats o
the township TO become members Of IN
club. before . regular meeting night ~
selecsed, and further organisation q
fecspd. X. r. BATES, President
w. l.. PRUIrr, Sec'y.
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jasper is said 70 be putting on metro
poIitan airs since silver has been found
ii Dubois. Sixty-two street Tampa have
been purchased. Davies County Dem
ocraf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

"A gas well suuk at Painesville. O.. By
Gen. Easement more than twenty years
ago, 70 furnish fuel and light tor he
residence. IL still flowing with = great
volume q is did whom 6rst struck.
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The New York Times is the authority
for the following statement:
1T is authenti caIly declared that hoe-
coe ConkIing has said TO s0me Of his
friends that II the next Presidential cam
paign Il fought on the tarif issue BE-
tween Blaine and Cleveland. he - pre-
parcd 10 take the atump for Cleveland,
believing that the Republican party can:
net. without violating it, pledges and
infringing reproach upon its name, refuse
10 reduce the taxes which weigh %
heavily on producer and consumers"
Mr.. Conkling Il further credited with
tho remark that President Clevelano's
Isst message was one Of the wiseet, bold.
est and most patriotic evidences oi
s,atesmanshIp o. recent ysars.'
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Hers u the latest conundrum out 4
svyhas mixed number dcas the prcsent
yesr reprssenti II y given ur. Wsl1i
! Bosjon Journsf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

Attorney General Michener, on the
18th. filed suits 10 The Clark circuit court
as Jacksonville, against David n. Allen,
steward OF the Prison South under tar
wardency Of A. J. Howard from January
l, 1875, 70 March !, 1857, claiming that
during this period Allen appropriated 70
bic own use property or the State Of the
value of 90 600; and making the fur-
thsr claim that during his term Allen
couspired with other parties. to-wit. ~
". Howard and John Craig. BY which
property Of The State valued q ol00, 90!
was converted TO their own uses; and
also that he further conspired With otheI
parties BY which the Stale was defraud
ed out OF the sum Of Sc. 1000, for q
v hich sums he prays that judgment b'
entered in favor Of the State OF courst
mo such sums were lost By the State, apt
The suits ere intended for the manuiac
ture OF political capital for the ke
publicans IN the coming campsign.-N
a. Lsdger.
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At the recent meeting Of the Webster
Historical Society in Boston. Gen. n. +.
Banks, responding to the tosst: The
President Of the u Cnited States. spoke IN
the highest terms Of Cleveland . dem
onsirsting Ia himself "the gen'us o. or
utions, that = President had ell 70
gain by doing right, and then In meas.
ure was compelled to pursue . wise and
patriotic course.
Jackson, Lincoln. Grant did In shei'
own way whA, they believed 70 b Sigh
but none with greater or more quie
'firmness than the gentleman who nov
sits II The head or nation Il affsirs.'
Gen. Banks MAS one Of the earliest ke
publican Speakers Of the House lihe sec
,ond. We beIieve) and has alwsvs been
Repu blicsn- The Lrsins Of that part
seesn 10 BE- moving pretty unanimonsi
Into the Democratic cafnp ON Tho sari
issue.
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Hon. II. r. Cobb, Of vincennes, was
IN the city yesterday, on legal business.
Mr.. Cobb. although In private life, tAkes
: deep interest 81 political matters, and
Il QUE OF the leading Democrats Of the
State. Recently HE name has been
mentioned 10 connection with the race
for Governor next year. We know q
no one who would make stronger race,
q more spirited campaign, or who be-
FEWER political eneLIies to pIscatc, than
be, should he receive The nominati0n. =
Davies CO. Democrat
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The Hendricks Monument Committee
met the 21st inst. at Indianapolis, and
arranged the contract. Tor erecting mem
orial statue 10 she late vice-Prestdcnt
Hendricks, with w. 4. Parks The
heiRh. OF the monument II thirty -one
feet, tho base being eighteen feet and the
statue thirteen. The base j. Of granite,
and consists OF three steps leading mp %
a dio, on which IL wreath of laurel ana
oak. inclosing the word "HRxDRIcKs,
In raised polished letters. The statue =
bronze, and represents The vice-Fresi'
dent o in the act Of addressing an audi
lence, with his right hand resting on the
lapel OF his cost and his len hanging ~
lhis side and holding parchment. Tne
entire work will cost $4,000, and the
Istalus will be cast in Italy.
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To- rors subsequent insertion = CO.
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ads dws,;ees 81 appointment Of edminis-
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J M be paid In advance.
axxouxcISo CANDIDATES.
Towpship Ohlcers, each tI.Ou
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A. rRIrrFr ~
TRIPPET s DILLON,
Attorneys and CounseloIs % Al Law
rAsPER. INDIANA.

<vo.IKcTIoxsis IL shi- and sd:enlns ceannss "a "a
J eshsr isSal business ausnaea 70 ~
e'.s;rlcE '"rrlcE south eide o Pssiie ssasrs.ev over
sh~ rostoflfce.
xsgsnb<r 1sA- ises.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-08-04

icate that pound of cotton has given
thread reaching 106l miles-further
than from Boston to Chicago. The
weaver CT my boyhood could throw the
shuttle perhaps twenty-five times
minute, but at that rate during the day
human muscles would break down
under such rapid action. In 1850
Compton's loom threw the shuttle fifty
times minute, whereas so great has
been the advance of invention that the
loom Of to-day is considered slow
moving mechanism if the shuttle does
not fly two hundred and forty times
minutel mo man can afford to take
as a gift to-day cotton mandatory
equipped with the machinery OF looo,
was remarked by the late superintend-
ent of the Amoslleag mills. ave are
breaking up the machinery of those
days for old iron"
In some departments of cotton man
ufacture, man with the present ma
chinery will do eight times the amount
of work which he could do in 1860. In
the manufacture of coarse cloth, an OPP
erative with ten machines does twice
the work he could accomplish with
thirteen machines before the war.
There never was period so fruitful
in discovery, so fertile in invention, as
the present.-Charles G. Coffin.
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had been stealing ride, and the dltcning Oh
the car caused them 10 he smothered to death
in the corn, which buried them completely.
WILLIAM PRossER, his son, John Prosser,
and John William Morgan were suffocated
to death in burning building at Maynard,a
small mining town in Belmont County, Ohio.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND and party OF
friends have been on trip after bluefish,
off Fire Island, as guests of Joseph Stlckney
on.his steam yacht. Mrs Cleveland went to
Marion, Mass.
THE State Department has been informed
of the establishment of Geographic commu-
nication between the Dutch colony of Cura-
Goa and North America. Complimentary
cablegrams were received and sent by the
Governor of Curacao and Secretary Bayard
for President Cleveland.
THE President has vetoed the Senate bill
granting the right of way to the Fort Smith,
Paris and Dardanel.e Railway Company
through the Indian Territory from Fort
Smith. Ark, to or near Baxter Springs,
Kansas, on the general ground that it vio-
lates the treaty of 1866 with the Cherokee
nation.
THE nine hundredth anniversary Of the in
PRODUCTION Of Christianity into Russia was
celebrated at Kief with great pomp.
EMPEROR WILLIAM, of Germany, was re
ceiyed at Stockholm, Sweden, by King Oscar
and Crown Prince Gustaf and given an oya-
ton.
DESPERATE fight took place at Hong
Kong, China, between two factions Of Chi
uese miners in which thirty coolies were
killed. The rioters ran amuck and destroyed
about thirty plantations.
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Foreign.

DISASTROUS fires have occurred in the lun1-
Der regions Of Northern Sweden, destroying
the town of Sundesvall and two neighboring
villages. The loss is estimated at 50, 000,0 00,
and as the majority Of the inhabitants are
very poor, great suffering was thereby en-
tailed.
GENERAL BoULANGER was defeated in his
candidacy for q vacancy in the French Cham:
Der of Deputies. His opponent M. Taillifer,
received 1860 votes, aud Boulanger only
4G45.
SEVEN THOUSAND Golfers at -Pridd,
Wales, have struck for an increase in wages.
SEVEN men have been suffocated by fire
in q coal pit at Montceau les Mines, France.
AN extradition treaty with this country
has been sanctioned by the National Legisla-
tive Council OF Colombia, South America.
The four sons Of Mr. Vaudeville, of Bos-
ton, Massachusetts. aged six. eight, ten and
twelve, were playing on some logs in Las
sompton River, Canada, when the chains
hol ling the logs gave way, and all four were
thrown in the water. In another moment
all the logs were jammcd together over the
heads Of tina boys, making roof, and they
all persisted.
Mr. GLADSTONE has just celebrated his
golden wedding.
EMPEROR WILLIAM. of Germany, was re
ceived at Stockholm, Sweden, by King Oscar
and Crown Prince Gustaf and given an ova-
ton.
THE nine hundrcdth anniversary Of the in
PRODUCTION of Christianity into Russia was
celebrated at Kief with great pomp.
A DESPERATE fight took place at Hong
Kong, China, between two factions Of Chi
nesc miners, in which thirty coolies were
killed. The rioters ran amuck and destroyed
obout thirty plantations.
A VOLCANIC eruption at Bandaisan, fifty
leagues from Yokohama, Japan, has de"
ssroyed several villages and killed one thou
sand persons, including one hundred visitors
az the thermal springs.
TIL: Empress Of Germany was safely de-
livered OF Il son ut 80 o'clock Friday MORN
ing in the royal palace ut Potsdam. En-
peror William, who was at Stockholm, has
asked King Oscar, of Sweden, to be god
father OF his last born.
TIE coroners jury in tho casa Of Mandc-
vile. the Irish agtntor who died in prison,
declared his death to be due to treatment
received at Tullamorc Jail
EIGHT THOUSAND laborers have gone on
strike at Paris, FRANCE.
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MARKETS.

BALTIMORE City Mills, extra, ss:25
1918; Whcat-Southern Fultz, S3aS6- cts;
Corn-Southern White, G1aGjcts, 9ellow.sos
e; cts: Oats-Southern and Pennsylvania
4SaIScts.; Rye-Maryland and Pennsylvania
6ia6Scts. F.; Hay-Murylan and PENNSYLVANIA
lgOOa $3.50 ;Straw-Wheat, {. 0J1s7. so; Butter,
Eastern Creamery, 2Oa23cts., nearby receipts;
lGa2Octs ;Cheese-Eastern Fancy Cream, loA
a1ON cts, Western, ~ o 10 cts; Eggs--l4a-
Is: Cattle-s3. OOa4.7 IS; Swine-6%aG% cts;
sheen and Lamb 3a414 cts; Tobacco
LeafEInferior, 1as2.50, Good Common ooa
a So, Middling, 5as7.0O GOOD to fine red, Easy
Fancy, 1Oasl2.
NEW YoRK-Flour-So Southern Common to
fair extra, 3.4OaS40 90; Wheat--No.l Wmte,9V
a9Icts.: Rye-State, 51a56; Corn-Southern
Yellow. 54a55cts.; Oats-White State, S6a37
cts. Butter-State, 15a20 cts. Cheese-State,
7]%aS<cts. /; Eggs-15a16 cts.
PHILADELPHIA = Flour Pennsylvania.
fancy. 3.7Oa3. rs; Neutrality-suspicious. and
Southern Red, S7aSS cts; Rye.Pennsyivanla
5Ta:5S cts. Corn-Southern Yellow, 56a5I cts.
OatsNt1a42 cts; Butter-State, 1Sal9 cts;
Cheese-N. Y Factory, llal2 cts; Eggs
State, 1Tal8 cts.
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Not a Dry Love Affair.

Old Estmore owned a valley farm,
through which wiggled Il restless
stream. mthe dining-room window
YOU could see the perch CLEAN us they
turned their golden sides and caught
the rays of the sun, and at the foot o
the garden you could, in summer, al
ways see the mocking-brd and the
smart little wren that a.no down to
dip their bills in the l:.plp:l stream,
Tom Estmore was a e. at, strappins
young fellow with : disposition to
cave the steers standia under the
apple tree while h. w, Mt down TO u q
creek bank to throw stones at the frogs
that persisted in calling jug o rum,
"raw, raw" and come over. When
he saw the oil man, though, the INDUS
trial side of his nature, whic, how
ever. did not CLEAN like the sii - of Il
perch, was shown; for after making Il
pretense of taking a drink of water, he
would hurry back to the field and gee
haw his sullen companions of toll.
Minnie Estmore was a bright-eye'i
girl with face as fresh as a baby's
kiss. She was none. too fond of hand
limo the churn- dasher, and when Tom
stole to the house, which he often did,
she romped with him, always keeping
a sharp lookout for the old gentleman.
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THE NEWS BPIT0MIzED.
Eastern and Middle States.


Mas. MARY ScIooNMAKEn and her
nephew, James Bcrrian, while crossing the
track Mt Sing Sing, n. Y, were killed by
train OH the New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad.
MICHAEL CoFFEE, all United States artil.
lerymnn from West Point. fell overheard
from rowboat near Cold Spring, N. land
was Grown,d.
THE body of nm infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Blinn, awaiting burial in
Haverhill, Mass, was burned to crisp by
the drapery about the bier taking fire
from candles.
A DISASTROUS llailstorm passed over South
Richfor.l, East berkshire, and Montgomery,
in Vermont Hail fell to n depth OF live
inches in some places, completely destroying
growing crops and gardens Drifts one loot
i'll depth were sem firmly frozen together
TIE fall of gallery in New York
printers shop caused the death of a girl
named Maria fagnel, who was employed
thore and the serious injury Of five others.
THE Senalc has passed bill granting to all
eySpeakers of the House tho freedom or the
Senatorial floor The beneficiar.es Of this
courtesy now living are eX-Speakers Banks
of Massachusetts,, Grow Of Pennsylvania,
Winthrop of Massachusetts, Blaine Of Maine,
Randall OF Pennsylvania, and kelfer Oh
Ohio.
COLONEL JAMES STEVENSON, the ethnolo-
gist, connected with tho United States Geo
logical Survey for many years, died sud-
ienly of heart disease in New York City.
CHARLES McCLoUD, under sentence Of five
years in State prison. committed suicide in
his cell at Concord, n H., by hanging.
GOVERNOR HILL has committed the SEN
tence of the Italian woman, Chiara Cigna-
rac. who was to have been hung in New
York OH August 11th, to imprisonment for
lilo.
CHIEF ENGINEER A. J. KENYON, Of the
United States Navy, has died at Oswego, N.
", OF heart DISEASE
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Washington.

THE New York Seventy-first Regiment
celebrated the twenty seventh anniversary OF
Bull Run on the battle field aud then visited
Washington, where it was reviewed by Presi-
dent Cleveland.
lew A.lcn has been commissioned fourth
lass postmaster at Dryllnd, Va.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND and party of
friends have been on trip after bluefish,
OF Fire Island, MS guests OF Joseph Stickney
OF his steam yacht Mrs. Cleveland went to
Marion, Mass.
TIE State Department has been informed
Of The estab!ishrn mt Of tale-raphic conmu-
nication between the Dutch colony of Cura-
con and North America. Complimentary
cablegrams were receive and sent by the
Governor of Curacao and Secretary Bayard
for Presi lent Cleveland.
THE President has vetoed the Senate bill
granting the right of way to The Fort Smith,
Paris md Daranel'e Railway Company
through he Indian Territory from Fort
Smith, Ark. To II nelc Baxter SIP rings,
Kansas. rll III, general ground that it VIC
la;cs tue treaty of lS66 with the Cherokee
nation.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
Report Of the United States Com
missioner for the Fiscal Year.

Report Of the United States Com
missioner for the Fiscal Year.
The United States Commissioner of Inter-
nal Revenue has male preliminary report
of the operations of the Internal Revenue
Bureau for the fiscal year ended June 80,
1883. The total collections for the year were
sl24, 326, 41i, as against l1lS, S37 ,30l for the
previous fiscal year. being an,increase of
s5.4>9,l13. The cost of collection for the
year was 50, g83, 900, exclusive of the amount
expended for the printing Of internal rev
enue stamps. The percentage of cost of col
lection is about 3.2 per cent. of the amount
collected.
The collections were made up as follows:
On spirits SEQ, BOG l66. an increase of S3,47G,
SIS: on tobacco $50, 662, 43l, an increase OF
S553, 1854; on fermented liquors ,3$2i PIE, an
increase of sl,402,03l; on oleomargarine
sSG4, 40, all increase Of $1i0, 192; banks and
bankers s4,2O@ decrease of $50; on mis-
celaneous slG5,3l6, a decrease Of :S4; l12.
Tie collections were greatest in Illinois, New
York, Kentucky and Ohio in the order
ramed, and smallest in New Mexico. Ala
bamla, South Carolina and Arkansas III the
order named. There was an increase OF
21S, 100000 cigarettes aud 5S,42l POT cigars
manufactured during the year.