The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-14
rHE ENcLIsH OUTLOOK.

A photographed View ~ the situation =
Exfraordira.y Dlssr~~s Anticipated Not
w~ithstaudinx the Partial Failure 81 the
Crops.
oxpox Sept. s-The stout-hearfed or
chsIosopbicsl ssafisticians 81 England
protest that they do not anticipate any ex-
traordinary distress among the poor dur.
Inc the coming winter in consequence OF
the martial failure Of the wheat crop nere'
necessifnting the importation or an IN.
usuai quantity Of bread-sfuns- 10 -
sure the premises Of these gentiemsn.
presumably situated very comfortAD'y
themselves. appear 20 Dc cassa on 49,
common quality Of mind wninn enno .s
a. 10 bear the misfortunes ?, otners -
h-~om;nr resignation. but the same view
~ 49, mater appears to be taken by soma
~ the leading metropolitan anu
nrodnrfxl journals. notably the y
.rd he Nsnch@s.er Guardian ana tneir
~i.xsa are probably the result Of careful
corside ration. II II true that inc inter-
80. ~ England are 50 varied nal :
r-~f;.l observer Il APT 10 overlook many
rsrcum~farees which % FAR 20 qualify
~haf seem an indisputsble cainmi.
". The crops have failed ana
the quantity Of wheat 70 70
;w,orted Is much larger than usual mo
|n~- rA.IH UT<X MNV4 a"
rr,ta-ai laborers. but the former appear
~ ssi,i suhsist after being ruined from
we.r ~ year. and the latter with SONS
.sssi- relief. appear 20 get along IN some
/ ranne-. The industrious POOR q
/ -. great cities. miserable enough
: row. will feel the pressure q
~ourxe much more than the Others
pre,d has gone M. and the hard strny.
I rie II intensified. hut great efforts ar.
: re,ry uaie 70 alleviate the condition o.
re worthy. ard the brazen class, wns
J, .e,som or never work, will live IN thel
!. accustomed mode.
? One thing i ~certrin: the trnne q w
rrb,irans is falling of. and willunnouo,'
edly be dnller still before the ~lnter !
g over. Asa rule. the poorer the distr.es
y The more numerous the gln-snopS. ii
-.vs.rs n the working class dtscoEe
1870 49,, drink less Iinu0 withot
,rv dreadful consequences beraiiin
I. ,hsr thew may be ind1ced % dtscon
7, .srra ~ ~ least ~cur,ail, a habit whtc
I. .bso-bs no small share Of their scAn'
n 1000 The general trnfS ~ the countr
y -s-ht h. much better. hut II has So
. periods of still greater ucp.@'
= - In commercial affairs. tnint
4 ,oor hrirh.. The shipping intere
y 49,. received q great impuis ~
A. h;d. EAR 70 be still more thriving II
s.r.nd for vessels. especially steamer
~ r.n net be supplied. and y nnny w.
sir ~ not take place during the ensu''
NJ months II will b. surprising. TOT 80
g cid hulk and ocean tramp VIII p anoAl
D~dt~~n.x Monuments - .etty"
crrrysurRG. Pa. sert f-Tpe sur
ny c,so ~ she Ninth Pennsylvania regime
% v..srrdav dedicated two Of the 70,
ne s.rstfnr monuments On .hi< battle-ne
Ike tn frxt. which marks their position
ere ~. xi~hs az the First Corps line at y
! Mommasburg rcad y . granite represe
-ict ssfion of the body % . monster csk Y
~s,h arms and accoutremenfs SHE
cannon ball and other ornament
hronx~ and the shattered trunk encircl
Ar IN ivy vine OF the same msteri
- he second monument q zeiglcr's Gro
60 their position on the second 2 IN
- d.~s ~ the battle. Il m artisticaily or
N wented die surmounted with . gran
arm. on witch rests . bronze eagie y
80 wings spread
s1tn TIVE exercises we're opened with pra'
i'm ~ Rev. !. X. Demsrest. 81 this pis
Lieutenant Hillary Boyer delivered ?.
Of n the baftle-fag memorials to the -
a ~ citation. =. McSxope receiving them
coloael A. J. Sellers. rho comman
! Y. ~. regiment in this battle. delivered
Grafton
ears s-As>..s~ a~r1onftag Vote"