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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-03
TRYING TO SHIFT THE BLAME.

II is therefore manifest that the responsibility
for the present monetary condition, which so
alarms the country, does not rest with the
minority party IN the House, but with the Presi-
dent and majority of Congress They can
not escape it, The President has for
three years failed. while having power to avoid
the financial condition he now complains Of.
the majority in tire House for six years has sig
nally failed TO provide for reduction OF the
revenue They cannot avoid responsibility for
the evils which are now upon us. and while
these are beyond their power 10 relieve they
can. by courage and wisdom. and governed by
business principles, provide against evils in the
future They must now act or make public
confessions OF failure. The minority regards
this bill not as a revenue reduction measure, hut
as a direct attempt 10 fasten upon this country
the British policy of free foreign trade. So
viewing IT, their sense of obligation to the
people, and especially the working people, EN-.
ployed in manufacturing and agriculture In all
sections Of our common country, impel them TO
resist It with all their power They viii assist
the majority i'm every effort to reduce
the redundant income Of the government
in direct and practicable way, but
every effort at fiscal legislation which viii
desfroy or enfeeble our industries, retard
material development or tend 10 reduce our
labor 10 the standard Of other countries will be
made with the persistent and determined oppo-
sition Of tue minority represented in the House.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-03

Nore than one-third of the free list Is made
~ from products of farm. fo-c { and mine;
oin products which are now duslable at mini
n tI'u Iu rates, ranging from TO 2j per cent Even
IN sllght protection, so essential, isto be taken
ol The farmers, lumbermen and quarrymen.
lue, there are some exceptions; cleaned rice,
Nv Y w paying duty Of liz per cent. ad yalorum,
carefully kept from the free list, aud I'M
i.eahed rice Is given increased duty and protec-
I'm This is done by introducing new defni-
aon oi uncleaned rice. It Changes the long ac-
septed commercial definition, and excludes any
w which has the outer skin or cuticle looseaed,
,,au makes all such dutiahle as cleaned rice.
y This simple definition clause all this
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21
LATE NEWS ITEMS

In the Senate. On the 18th. the day was
chiefly devoted 70 consideration 81 the
Tarif bill. The discussion was enlivsned
BIZ a passage between Mr.. Riddleberger
and the presiding oe;cer. in which the
Virginia senator was threatened with ar
rest for lizorderiy conduct After q
lengthy discussion % the Tariff BILL no
action being reached. the Senate went into
executive session. and soon after adj
journed until the 1.th.-----.In the House.
in his opening prayer. the Chaplain said:
s.Insfrucf the young men of the uniyersi-
ties and colleges that the Lord hath no
delight IN the legs Of a man. but IN q
sound head. a wise heart. a pure life and .
noble character Several new bills were
reported and placedon the calendar The
Oklahoma bill was then taken up. and oc-
cupied the remainder Of the session.
THOMAS ID. WINCHESTER for many years
| well known As a hotel proprietor in New
\ York City. died at the Ninety ninth Street
Hospital. on the l2th. of apopiexy.
| DAKOTA is surpassed BY only four
States Of the Union in the number Of stu
dents attending her agricultural college
\ The press Of Alabama. fof the most
part. strongly favor the proposition 70
establish an educational qualification for
voters.
4 T. L. HARrEn- late vice .presidenf IL the
4 Fidelity National Bank " Cincinnati. who
Il confined in the Ohio State prison at
Columbus. gave unmistakable evidence
! Of insanity. on the 18th. and was removed
| % the insane department
| THE jewelry store Of Smith French Al
wabash Ind. was burglarized 20 the ex-
| tent Or SI.Su. on the might Of the 13th
while the proprietor was absent taking
\ tea
\ COLONEL FrrzGIHBox TRkxT. . deputy
lieutenant Of County Tipperary. q
Thurles. Ireland gave notice. on the 18th
Of the proposed eviction Of nineteen fam
\ lilies. and warned the work -house aufhori
ties 10 make provision for them.
Drnfxs targee practice on board /
French iron-clnd in the Gulf ~ Juan re
Gently. gun exploded and killed an ON
Ger and Eve men,
The Supreme Court Of Rhode Island ha
decided that bicycle il vehicle.
TnE South Carolina House u Repre-
sentafives has passed q bill imposing
tn N twenty-five cents ton on all cot
ton-sced meal taken into that State.
II II IA proposed 10 reduce the pension
south Carolina ex-Confederate soldier
from Eve dollars . month 70 thirty dollar
year.
a SEARCH u che cells and persons d
the prisoners in the Tennessee stat
} prison n Nashville, on the I3fh- revcaIe
| = whole arsenal o{ small arms and 0ths
appliances. which IL u believed. woul
soon have been used against the guards
! = general break for liberty.
| D~.4x. han sraivpd her ob<rcfioun IN n
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- e>.>.> -. ~ N 1900. On ne m. -.
r-,S~ uc-~~ ~ I-x,1,1 Prn<,on Appropria
go. ~ 4 - r~-.or.~1. uaiorlsr ana minority
~~-.-s~ !, - rliIo,s- suslls conte<,e1 elec.
s,:r - -. received ana PLACED a the cal
1890 ~ r~na,. 1~r 81 ne dny uas taken ~.
4. co~.~,,1re " - uhole. IN coa<i1rr.tcn q
$50 $1,000 Iii a IuoorDcrafe ne xicara<ua
c-->l co~,-rx. <~v~rsI amendments % th~
b,Il uers s1oos<d a brief evening session
- h<I1 a ne clon< q uhlc1 I1c House -
s.-,.~6 .ss.i 80 iorn.
- 49, senate. a. she Ic1h. certi6cate< q
.,~~s,,- a. r~~<,1curi.l elrrtors In Alabama.
~ J~r.rr ul<<cur, .nd Lo.nsl.na we're 10
1890 ~ Frxe prr<<nsed ! resolution m
~--,.rr,,~ - conn.rrer o. foreign relations %
,-,,'s-~ 80 - ccr<1is,ou 81 nfsair a Sancs
- 1900 a, sn~ e~nate shat sfeps have been
,~r~- q n~,.,.sn TIE neutrality a ne island,
80 -, -~,,cr- n anx. 4 demanded The &c
-~,-s~~ Al 80 se~<1cn ~ occupied IN the ti<
~--~,c- a ~ senate Tari1 bin. In tn<
$780, . r~-n~r AZ new hills we're introduced
80 $500 5,9>rrnt measures were ccnsil
- r.t ~, crcisixe .ction uas taken upor
49,,
NJ ~, senate. a ne ifth. : resolution was
!. .cc.rd c.Ilinr On the secretary of War for -
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" RsmxGrox. Dec. i2-The River ana
Harbor bin for the fiscal year is9-Fi'
was reported IN the House to-day u APP
propriatcs Sll,aO5.Sln. The principal ap-
preparations FOR hnrbors are: Boston. 20
90: Cape Ann. sl00.ODO; Vineyard Haven
sD.DO0: Buffalo. y. ", SlS5,wu: New
York. 10000: Tonawnnda, >AvW'
PHILADELPHIA. >aO0.n10. Delaware Break
water. $4,000: Baltimore, ~tl'un'
Norfolk. $1,000: Charleston. y. ~
500. 900: Winyan Bay. - a. sln''-
Ooo: Cumberland Sound, Ca sso,Np: hs-
bile. Ala. $4,000: Arkansas Pass Fhalf''
Galveston. Tex. >:Do.0O: Sabine Pass
ana Blue Buck Bar. >lso.npo: Cleveland
o.. SG5.OoO: Maumee Bay, ". $500
Michigan City. Ind, ~5o-Oo; tM-
caro. 100000: Milwaukee,. ~50vn;
Dniuth. 10000: Humboldt, tal--
a7.OOo: Oakland. CAL. >lv'."'
1 Goose Bay. Ore, $4,000; Haquina has'
| Ore. 100000. The principal apprrpr,--
1 tons for rivers are: Harlem river y. =
sl50.OoO: East river and He'll Gate 49,
\ 900: Delaware river. from Trenton N w
mouth, <175.O00: Potomac Hats, ~Lr'uv'
James river. Va, <135.ooo: Great han.-
| wha river. w. Va. SlaO.ovo: - Jonn
| river. Fla. <1OO.O0O: Black Warrior. Ala s.
500, 200: Red river, In. and Ark $500.
Bayou Piaquemine, $4,000; Arksnsnr
river, S. 900; Cumberland river. apeNr
Nashville, $l3O,0oo; Tennessee river, below
Chattanooga. $25O.OD: Kentucky river
500. 900: Ohio river, $2oo,0o0; Falls q ihe
Ohio. A25,0O0: Hay Lake channel, ssicn.'
SIN 90: st. Clair ship canal, sloo,oOo; ~
Mary's river, Mich. at the falls. S'uw"'
channel at Gress Point. 100000: re
river. wis.,. $4,000; Illinois river sl3','"
The Mississippi river appropriation
are divided as follows: From Minneop'
oils 20 Des Moines rapids. So, go; iroil
Des Moines rapids to the month q VI
Illinois, 81. 900; from Illinois river g "
mouth of the Ohio river, Seoo,on; frun
Cairo to the head Of the passes. >i,v'.
op0: survey Of Mississippi river ir"n
head OF passes % headwaters, Ss"'vA'
larbor at Hickman, Ky. $1,000; 'reen
Vile. Miss. $4,000; Vicksburg. MI
$4,000: New Orleans harbcr- s''',,'
rectification at the mouth q tne Ia
river, Atchnfalaya, 100000; the Niss"n'
river, 100000; canal at Cascade ~
SlsO.Ooo: mouth of Columbia river. W
$40. 100: Lower Willamette and Colun'
bia rivers. <J0v0D-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

! r-~v - Mos
HicE-fHks1psxf
rox ana VIE ~ 80
sl.n. ~ ~ - ,,.,. .,.~,x.a H.
Ink frrsiaen': ~ ~ ~, 49, 4.
eet Tor inc puiiainS ~ -
crosse, w. o.-.....-
~ as ann.uh . ~. - r.m ~. .s-,...s
'~ra, ~ 49, '. 49, .--,..- ~. - ~. x,mr-
ra.lro@d On tnr lt.,nn s..r =, ' -
ioh tunns'' IN ss.- =, --~,ersion
c1 settfA n1.'i'"- ''''s -
VIM tnat ~"IN -. S........
kAILhoAn conductors ~ .ne 1.'-
are dissatisfied with the oruef Z. nAn~ey
Conductors anu nave
~brotherhood % conaacs'Fs ~ e-'e on''es'
States and canada
STREET SUPPLEMENTARY $1,000, -
Auburn, y. r. VINO recently uI-s.a. ts<
an OLD soldier rom tns st,e.' VI 49, y.
xas, on tns I'LL, 49,. =.
O. a. X. law ana nneu 49, AZ. -
committed untii tne nns - paw
zunok eurrrn, ~ ....'.s,- :
DELI that tne p'anonu 49,. - f~.-.l
plant mas oeeh sola " - n'''e'S - -
talist<- -. -
The French Cnamnsr 2. p,f- 49, 49,
inc ii.n. y We =. ~ - 4, 49, n.;r.
extra unnsss ~ - ''''
rorn H.rr,xcrox resigned from the
National Liberal club OF London on the
,,sh
p,,xrr Rr<xanrx suffered from q severe
,tr.ct ~ neuralgia on the 18th.
Tur strikes which prevailed in various
p,r4s ~ Belgium showed signs OF COLLAPSE
no ~ tn flth.
n. II. BALDWIN & Co.'S music store In
uemnhis. Tenn. was totally destroyed by
A., an the llth: loss. $4,000
TIE Rank az France announces that the
subscriptions for the New Russian loan
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

CHICAGO, Dec f3.--Soon after NJ ''
mcslsc audieice left the Chicaeo w \, !
House last night. are was Discover N
opc cf the galleries, caused W thF ~
pIn 4 ~ q carbon candle from onr " w,
~ Uric lights. The auditoriair 49, 49,
n)le1 with smoke. anil /4cn ne iAls'', Y.
rartnent arrived, 50 thick wus the snl n.
that IL was impossible 70 enter, ana WI
umes Of water wen poured into the en"s'
tortum which n almost entirely ruin.-.
The chorus girls, stage hands and m.rs
o. the prominent motors were still W Inv
building, but all escaped. The M w. w
soon under control. being confined " -, ~.
auditorium. The bss y estimated o. 49,
zoo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

Mas JAY GOULD was reported much
better on the 9Th
THE s.rice question: i one Of the lead
ing matters Of discussion in Peru owing
il appears. To the failure or loss OF por-
ton u the crop.
HOx. CARL SCHURz was welcomed home
and dined Al the New York Lotus Club,
on the 10th. by thirty % his German
American feIlow-citizens. including Will
lam sreinway. Henry Willard. Jesse Selig-
man. Herman Oelrichs and Joseph krp-
pier. The German Minister, German
Consul-General and German Consul were
also present
A SPECIAL from Liverpool TO the New
York World Of the 10TH says: The heirs
10 Thomas b. Blyfhe's millions have been
found Blythe was the natural son OF
sarah Savage and Thomas B. Blythe Of
Hampshire England. who also disap-
peared from England in ls7a- Blythe died
interstate in san Francisco cal-- in lSsi- "
A LARGE meeting was convened at
Amsterdam. On the 9Th, 70 favor the pro-
ject of erecting a statue Of the Pope IN
the Dutch capital. About six hundred
Socialists gained admission 60 the hall,
and BY creating an upr0ar prevented the
speakers from completing their ad-
dresses
THE Austrian Reichsrafh passed the
Military bill. on the 18th. BY an almost
unanimous vote
NRs. Jar GorLD's condition was re-
ported unchanged on the 10TH
THE General has appointed
| Frank H. Thomas. Of Michigan. di<burs-
| ing clerk and superintendent o. the Post
| once Department, vice John l.. Enright
resigned
| Jas G. PrRvrEs. manager Of the Rose.
I land plantation near vidalia. La. on tn
| 10Th. shot and mortally wounded Richars
! Turner. negro. who had followed AM
I abused him.
| The Maryland Central railroad wa
| sold. on the 10th. for >Jc0.g1- The pur
1 chasers we're John X Cowen- genera
| counsel for the Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail
road Company, Geo. s. Brown and " -
| Gilmore
Tux Tri5una or Rome prints an ctiicia
denial Of the statement that Prime
Lichten=tein hnS offered his castle a.
residence for the Pope.
HACKER. the Anarchist who made
desperate attempt % assassinate his bent
factor. James Bruce. at indianapolis. Ind
srabbing him nine times IN the neck. va
arrested al farm house In Shelby Count
on the eth
Il SALvADoRrxx internal debt bonds. w-iie
not long aro were selling at thirty p
cent Of their face value. can not be pul
chased now at seventy per cent
The Bank of Ecuador has been orders
hv the Government % call in and desfrs
l all the eighty-cent notes II has In ci
culntion-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

CHArxcEr NJ DxPEw says NJ viii ac-
cept the ofic. 81 Minister 70 the Court q
81. James il rendered % him by Mr. Har-
rison. a. he regards il a. the most exalted
once. next 70 the presidency. in the gift
OF the American people.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

SENATOR SHERMAN said, on the 10TH that
the report that he would pass the Christ
mas holidays with General Harrison in
indianapolis. was, a. far a. he knew then,
without foundation He expects % pass
Christmas in the bosom Of his family.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

Nor a single post u Koontz's Demo-
cratic veterans organization has been
formed outside OF indianapolis. but the
Indiana Department of the g. A. r. hns
increased in membership since the organ
ixation Of the opposition order
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

ARRANGEMENTS have been made for an
international sculling contest in Queens
land, Australia The first prize viii be
GOO. Beach. Kemp. Searie, Matterson'
sfansbury, Nelson and McCiear viii com
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

SEVERAL members Of the crew Of
the oyster sloop MahDney. sunk in chese-
peake bay In the recent engagement with
the state steamer McLane. were drowned
Statements a. 70 the actual number lost
vary from two or three 10 nine
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

THE German troubles in Zanzibar have
already enfailed q loss Of EG0.pn
mon the German East African Company
n a corporation and. for the present az
least. ruined many OF its individual mem
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

Two members u the Republican Society
have been arrested az Naples Tor an al
tempt to wreck the German Consulate
there with adynamite bomb No damage
was done. as the bomb did not explode
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

HAcxkR, The Socialist Who made mur-
derous assault On james Bruce, N Indian-
spoiis baker. was arrested. . sw day. asa
q Wallron-
A sx-yEAR-oLD ehild was burned g
death a Nuncls.
Tux strike a the vandslis switchmen,
a Brazil has been dsclaredod.
On AsyRED KErsER : pioneer settler
and physician. died q Peru the other day
aged eighty ak
NkAR Go<hsn. the other night, tho hotel
a. y. A. Carroll WAS burEiarizsd Of about
SAD In money and silver~are
BURGLARS forced an entrsnee into Mrx
G. n wyncoop's house ~ Lebanon, : few
nights ago. and carried on nearly every
article o. value in the house Mrs Wyn-
coop was alone and sick In bed She was
90 badly frightened that Il u thought she
can scarcely r. over.
REv. Jas GRKEx. presiding elder Of the
n r. Church, died 1t his home ~ Warsaw,
few days ago.
BURGLARS At Bedford broke into Keisy's
drug store and the Office Of tho Hcllowell
Granite Company. but were frightened "a
BY the ofIicers' shots.
Ar Rockport burglars entered the resi-
dence Of n Kerstein and secured gold
watch and SIS in money. The residence OF
Commodore James was also entered but
the burglar was frightened away before
securing any booty
CLINT SUTTON, q young unmarried man
1t Grand View, six miles above Rockporf,
on the river. was performing some duty
under an elevated corn CRIB. when the
supports gave way, precipitating seven
hun dred bushels Of corn down upon the
unfortunate young man. causing death In
shorttime-
WILLIAM GLAscn has been indicted for
murder in the first degree At Wabash for
melting Elias jackson to kill Curtis JeIli-
son at Spikers Village.
HENRY HArER. on trial NJ Richmond for
shooting William +. Hunter, was acqult-
ted
A BURGLAR who robbed an Indiana
farmer. named Biume. ont Of 800. return
ed all lut so Of the money.
| SHEEIFF K q. JONES, OF Grant County,
was murdered NJ West Liberty by John
| Fleming an escaped convicted horse-thIef,
whom he was attempting TO arrest
j NEAR EdwardSville. Jacob Mottweiler
sre~pscts1 ial"sr' was $40 own " eo'o
p'ooa w ms niIea man. "m. Dsn.on' Mns
hs1' a''se~ea Ms Mo'.We'lef anu 'nn,c''
50 inJu'-s WINCH Ill aoup''sss cause ne'
$3.50. Drns0n A1u ,ne hieu EAi' sans
Snyder were ~ les'ea' ana me FORMER ma
con Iesssa n's crime
go "EAshH A'ts.asd meeting o. m
S4isanoh army .'rsru 'ne other niSn'
anu "n'e 1e'eeA1ins 'n@ stairway vs. 7.
some manner pasnea, causing MIN 70 ia'
- me oo.son, crea.ins ms snouiler ane
'n,nr'ns MN v serious nnanner.
eAnt ehLL morse anu sass Ds.cheHl
" n = se'un- ''ef. y nnoos o'a..oh
were stolen rom nitenins rack az Up
ION
~ NeNm . Donrer oreMers proper
" ~ latafe''e' mas ueen so'a tor s".sD
Inc properly was uia "a py 1eo = BON
rer' surviving partner.
ADAM N eAAAkh, an emp'oye ~ heho
"e1s inintufe factory nuh'in s'oi. NJ
horrible death q Few days since WI
putting On oei1 ne ISL ia'o tne ~ ~ ee
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

RUSSELL HARRIsOx- son 81 the fresi-
dent-eiect. arrived a. the Gilsey House.
New York City, ON the 11th- but his name
does not appear on the hotel register he
travelled alone from indianapolis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

THE Russian Government. against the
advice II N. De Giers- Foreign Minister
will send an nltimatum 20 Persia although
the latter has made the concessions de-
manded By Russia
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

Tux Berlin agent Of the Milan Italy)
newspaper n Sscoio. was expelled from
Germany. on the 18th. for writing articles
70 his paper insulting % the Emperor and
Germany.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

On. DrDLzx, o. Baltimore. Nd, was ar
rested. on the 10Th. af Augusta Ca Tor
nrhfinr 4 duel with Philadelphia whose
name could not be ascertained-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

ISRAEL LrcAs- ex-treasurer o. Augiaize
County, o.. who ned 20 Canada about Two
years ago with $3o,op 81 the county
funds, Is dying with consumption IN To-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

EurxRoR WILLIAM has renewed The or
der u the late Emperor William / that
none u the imperial servants shall wear
q moustache-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

ALL the treasury offcials IN Madrid
were imprisoned, on the 1:th, pending an
inquiry into the robbery q >2mnp from
the Spanish governments deposit bank IN
that civ
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

TIE strike Of the switchmen on the Chi
cago. Burlington a Quincy railroad was
declared on on the 18th. They went ont
last spring AZ the solicitation q the en-
gineerz. and now give upthe fight because
the eng1feers refuse longer % support
them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

a uovKnKxr has been begun in West
Virginia % change the name q the State
and the matter nil BE- brought up before
the coming session o. the Legislature
Kanagha, the name Of West virg nia
river. hes been suggested - the new name
n the STATE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

WAsHrxarox. Dec. 1l.--Senator Chand-
Ter presented 70 the Senate to-day pet
fion ana letter from Il. A. Webster. 81
Orangeburg, 3. c., inclosing the petitivn
N -; citizens Of ZiegIcr, OrnngcburE
Comfy. saving that they had pre-
sent~i themselves AZ the polls On
November 8, and that they we're
denied the right 70 vote f01
rre~ideutia1 electors and Cong fcssmcn
sIfhonah hey had made every reasonable
e6ort Is become qualified. Mr.. Webrtc'
sav~ that there are petitions signed ~
461s voters who were denied their priv
Iers~. and be asked that the attention
- senate committee b call % nes
grievances.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21
FAMOUS 4 oITAToRs."


The (.hIcago ssArbetter Zetfung
Knsw sWho v the Fool"
CmcAso, Dec. 1.-THE 1rbeifer Ie,amng
crhli.hes An article under the head who
4 The Fool, Mr.. Hubbards" The en-
cheney Of the police department l. com
mented on. and the article then goes on 20
sav: aThe result OF yesterdays foolish
ness On the part or the Chicago police =
the following: The Arbeiter Bund held
~ meeting despite the police. The
school Society Of the Northwest SIDE
gained new members Stevens delivered
4 fery speech against the church before
Al English speaking audience. The old
sIoar and General Trumbull, who also ad-
dressed an English-spcaking audience,
denounced the State. Thus Messrs. Roche,
Bonfield and Hubbard are fartous agl'
tafors.n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

Nh A. H. Moss, president Of the Moss
National Bank Of Sandusky. o.. generally
known and respected Among bankers
throughout the United States, arl foI
many years one os the most prominent
laynlen Of the Protestant Episcopal
Churh. died on the 9Th
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-08-10
MORTGAGE Sale.

Default has been made in the conditions of
certain mortgage executed and delivered by Will
helm Koch and Fretirda Koch .mortgagor.to Mary
+. Noble. mortga9ee. dated the 20th day of Nav.
A. ID. 1888. and recorded as mortgage in the of
flee of the register of deeds of the county of GrigSs
A d 1885, at 1910 o clock nj, in book 'E Of
mortgages. page 1871. on which there is claimed to
be due at the date of this notice the sum of five
hundred and seventy nine dollars. and no action
proceeding has been instituted at law or in
equity TO recover the debt secured by said mort
gage or anv part thereof. Notice is hereby given.
that b. virtue of power of sale contained in said
provided the said mortgage will be foreclosed by
sale of the mortgagsd premises therein! dcscrib-
ed. which sale will be made at the front door of
the court house in the town of CooperStown in the
county of Griggs andt-rritOry Of Dakota at pub
lic:aucton by the sheriff of said county or by his
duly appointed deputy. Saturday. the 2Sth
day of july 4. d. 1855. al O'Clock in the after
on said mortgage. with the interest thereon and
costs and expenses of sale and fifty dollars attore
news fees stipulated in sa id mortgage in care
of foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage and 50
TO be sold arc the lot. piece or parcel of land Siiu
ated in the county of Griygs. and territory of Da-
keta. and l'nown and described as follows. TO wit
Northwest quarter Section Il Township l41
Range 80
Dated al Sanborn. Dakota Territory. this ith
day of June, 1888.
NARY NOBLE Mortgage
c A Van Wormer. atty for mortgugec. Sanborn.
Dakota Territory. 2?2S
This sale has been postponed to July 31st at one
O'Clock.
This sale has beeA further postponed until
August 10Th, at o'c!lSs p. m.