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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-10-04

Hornaday. one Of Harrison's appoint
ees to profitable and responsible ONCE
In Arizona, hss been indicted for swim
ding. He pretended 10 own . thousand
acres OF land and three hCndrcd head Of
cattle, and on this statemeot bought four
co VS. on credit for 500. An investtgs-
tion showed that be owned neither land
nor cattle, and - be never paid the e90,
he has been indicted for acquiring pro-
perty under false pretenses. But THE ie
not H0rnaday's first O6'ense. he has
been known as an sll-round swindler for
wears, and Harrison could not have been
ignorant Of his reputation. The secret
or Hornaday's appointment is that be
was one Of the tools that Dudley used 10
the campaign Of last year 10 organize
"the noaiers IN blocks Of i've" He Vas
one Of the "trusted men with funds,
who bonght the State for Harrison.
Hornaday viii probably be broughs
hack from Arizona on reQuisltion and
sent 10 the peniteutisrv, where be rightly
belongs. ~ Evansville Courier.
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Farmers are now busy sowing

Farmers are now busy sowing wheat.
The corn crop in this section i very
the threatening
dem onstrations made BY the cninch bug
during the early part Of the season.
The Womens' Christian Temperance
Union Is well organized q IIillsboro.
A number Of Topekans attended the
Davies Go. Fair.
To.day's election has been the most
wsrmIv contested held within the limits
81 Topeka Tor years. The interest man.
Heated has been such O. has never been
witresaed before. Notwithstanding the
iuclemency OF the weather, voters old
and young have crowded around the
polls all day long.
Candidates fos Governor we're Cover
nor Flint declining second tcrm,) Hon.
+ n Rose and Perry A. Hatfield.
The returns so far - received show
,aat Tl6se scored heavy gains ~ the
localities where the ssIoon element was
nrcd domjnant while In the other districts
hjs losses are equally heavy.
LATrR-R Returns. just received, snow
that Hatfield Is elected BY an overwhelm-
ing majority. =, .s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-10-04

Judge Jordan Sheds Some Light
nu Early Indiana History.


To Tnr EDITOR Sir: IN last Sunday
Sentinel you copied from the 81. Loui.
Globe Democrat an interview with the
Hon. James o. Clark. relating 10 pioneer
men in Indiana. Mr.. Clark's age i
given az ninciy-two years, and his old
age may account for his imperfect
memory OF events which occur red 10 his
bovhood.
The election for delegates 10 the first
constitutional convention was not held
in the fall Of 1916 He describes con
test between two candidates for delegate
named Brown and Brownlee. and the
Inference is that franklin county was
entitled 10 only one delegate 70 the con-
vention, when in fact that county had
five delegates. viz: Wiliism n Eads.
James Brownlee. Enoch McCsrty, Robert
Hanna and James Noble.
1 In this connection IL may be interest
ing 10 state that there were only thirteen
counties IN Indians when the first con-
stitution was formed. viz: Wayne, Frank
lin, Dearborn, Switzerland. Jefferson,
Clark, Harriaon. Washington. Knox.
Gibson, Perry, Warrick aud Posey. |
object 10 the statement Of Mr.. Clark,
"that At all elections the candidates were
expected 10 provide plenty Of free whis-
ky.r This may have been the custom
IN the neighborhood where he lived and
IN other places. but large majority Of
the members OF the fret constitutional
convention were not elected by the in
fluence Of "free whisky" as might be in
ferred from Mr.. CIark's interview.
Many Of them were men Of great ability
and high character. II was their talents
and eminent qualifications that secured
their selection a. delegates. They met
at the territorial cspitai Cory don--on
the 10Th OF June, 1916. and In twenty
dave completed their work, having made
constitution which even now challen'
ges admiration for its many wise pro.
visions. 1t served the people well unti
1882, when the present constitution VA
lsdopted.
i II will be found upon investigation
that 10 the early history Of the state ih'
'Iablcst men IL several counties were sc
llecfed a. law makers. and that talent ant
-lQuaiificAtions determined the choice ans
rnot "free whi4kv." Many Of the mel
! who formed the first constitution rose Z
/ lIdistinction afterWnrd and filled Wit
i |credit The highest Offices Of the s'ste:
Il or late years much attention has bee
Ilgiven 10 tho early history Of midland
rIand al historical siatemeuta ahould Dc
1 iIsccurate. Mr.. Clarks interview gives
2|chasacter 70 our early history which
fIn0s deserved or srue. Indiana has bee
! e|aIandered and ridicnlcd for years. bu
! |lhoee who INDUCED In defsmirg he
r|peopIe were ignorant of her histor,
1.-THE present prosperity reaches back
l|the foundations laid by our pionee
s|fAthera. The preaeut generation is eu
.lj0ying the fruit of pioneer labor. moral
Iiy, education and religion. The "reu
.lnant" Of good people in early days 80
/. |verv large and they determined, and cor
.ltrolled and developed society. aud M
rIthe vicions and immoral. LEWIS JoRDAs
indianapolis, Sept. 20.
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A syndicate Of gentlemen yesterday
purchssed tho famous redstone qnArr'es
q Kysna, Dubois county, Indiana from
Dr. Beuss. OF New Albany, for e2OO0Os
Il q The Intention or the company % or
esulxs With tiOO, ono capital, and not on
II develop the mines, but build side
tracks and switches from the AH..sn:
ilroad 10 Il. Among those in che deel
are the Hon. G. L. Jewett, Of New A.
banv State Senator II. M.4ogsdon ana
NJ. Martin. OF Rockport, lnd:; the Hon.
John II. Overmeyer. and Mr.. IrigEs 3
banker OF North Vernon Ind.-New
Albany Ledger.
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HORNADAY MUST GO.
The Disrcpitable Timber Agent
Will BE Dep0sed.

when Dan Ransdcll was IN Indiana
polls some weeks ago he stated that El
Hornadsy. the ex-bawdy house keeper
and generally bad character whom b
Harrison appointed u guard the govern
ment's timber interests, wouli shortly
be removed. Hornadsy was appointed
because he possessed copy Of Dudley
infamous .sblocks OF five' letter. Horns'
day must have lost that letter, for u u
that bis resignation has now
been called for. He is stationed At Pre-
scott, A. r. The following equally dis.
reputable characters are still employed
BY the administration
AMBROSE HAMLIS. letter carrier plead
ed guilty 20 seduction.
Ben BAGBy, postal clerk pleaded gull
ty 20 seduction.
HARRY MCFARLAND, prcssman; baw-
dy house keeper.
And, g the socicty editor would say,
many others" Indianapolis Sentinel
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There have been some good stories
told TO illustrate the contempt Of the
average Kansan for the prohibition law,
but an experience OF my own beats Oil !
have read, says Congressman Tarsney 10
the st. Louis Globe Democrat. was
engaged IN some replevin cases 10 9
southwest Kansas circuit court. There
was no court. house 1t the county seat
and the Judge sat on the stage Of the
opera. house. while was examining
witness l noticed the Judge looking q
come one in the wings and gesticulstinR
q tribe sngrily. looked. and there va
the prosecuting attorney Of the county
with l bottle Of beer. "The court VII
take I rccess for ten minutes" announc.
ed The Judge, who proceeded 70 the
wings. I went round myself: being hor'
rihly thirsty, and threatened exposure
II not invited 10 join IN. y was The only
time IN my lie ! ever did any BLACK
mailing. but the end sometimes jnstiiies
the means. and the end on this occasion
vac 40 cool and refreshing that only the
most ardent prohibitionist would con-
denim the means.
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| WIN. Hayes, OF South Carolina, ad-
ministrstor Of the estate of the deceased
grandfather Of Twitty Hayes, also de-
ceased. long known in Pike county, has
been In this county for several days, on
which he is the administrator. He was
= Major General IN the late war, and
fought for the Union cause Ia the battle
of Chickamaugs In which Solomon
Rhodes, Of Jefferson township, Lost his
arm. Mr.. Rhodes wife IL one Of the
heirs and will get about 50 10000 Of the
$2.0O0OO0O0 which will come to various
heirs 10 Pike county. The sdministrator
was In Texas before coming here, TO see
Jordon Hayes, one OF the heirs, who will
be here this week. The $4,000. .000.O0
will be divided among the heirs Of John
Hayes. They are: WIN. Hsyes pike
County Bill,) Twitty Hayes. Elizabeth
Ailey. (wife Of Geo. Miiey, deccssed)
and John Hayes. Each Of these would
get, IL living. . proportionate share Of
the 81. .0On, ,O0C 90 OF money and property.
Bot the hoirs are numerous enough -
reduce the oharo OF each 10 about o4l.s
00O.O 90 and this share will. IN some cases,
be again divided, the shares diminish.
ing as the number Of heirs increases.
The smallest legacies will amount 70
several thousand doIlars. There 10 yet
in Charleston. S. c.. . large amount Of
valuable property yet unsold. The ad-
WIN. Hayes, Of South Caro-
lima, 10 anxious 10 get the estate oG his
hands. and came here for the purpose Of
getting ready for Z final settlement.
The arrangement Is 70. the heirs TO meet
at the home Of WIN. Hsyes, near Dwell.
next Saturday, for the purpose Of giving
certain lnterested parties the power oe
attorney, that they may 80 70 8. Q. .
make settlements.
This estste is tho one that has heon
|pubjIshed In the u. 8. ior Z long times
land is the one which tho Y. B. Hsyeo
family tried 10 claim, but failed 10 prove
|any heirship. BY mere accident tho ad-
lminielrator has found the legal heirs
and is pushing The matter % speedy
|sottlemnnt.
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M. @. w. Bransford, Of Owenshorc
secretary OF the Board Of Direct ol
the vincennes. Oakland City y Owens
boro Rsilrosd. states that the contract
approved and accepted by that body fol
building the road, calls for line Of road
6rst-cIass IN every particular. The con-
tractor, he says, is . railroad builder Of
reputation. thoroughly responsible. and
known for his push and energy In the
care OF such contracts. Mr.. Bransford
feels confident that ground will be bro
ken In lees than sixty days, and thiuke
there will be no draw backs when once
the work shsll have been commenced.
The contract mesns that the new bridge
across the Ohio River At u Owenebor0 will
BE- built, and II would not b surprising
to see II begun 1t any day.-Evsnsv lille
Journal.
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WHY THE LEAVES TURN.
A Brlef Bxplaoatlon of the' 'Causoo
o. ne Ned and Golden Glory
of Autumn.

Esel6 ana Forest: "Probably not Ooo
,.,..c" a 4 ehousand know Vkv Ioavos
q. ~ shsir coIor n me fall.s remar1kD1
- ~Sir~.e holanist ne othsr dey. srho
.o-s."~ SrI ~. .fsshioned i1cs 4 thnf
=, sS,s ~ sr6 eoIdeG 0lorv ve - nov
q ~~-seS - frosta. u leue ood scIentl-
a. ~~~is.oslc~ ~ 1he cnnses 81 (ke co0or-
i~r. of Iosves woold noooe6I(alo 3 long
co6 lnlrlcnlo dIsonooloo. ctalcH hrie ~
e~6 io nr6oor loneooeo. ehoss ;~~ee ~
ekeoo: me eroo0 matter ln;S~ 1Ie9oo
~ 4 80 q compoaod 81 ouo- .scrs' r~d
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Att<fr'@t8 $780,
The editor OF this paper IL not an
angel neither would he be one II given
q crown and pair Of wings. We. like
all mankind, have orr faults and falIings,
vet we are not afraid 10 compare charac-
ter with any other Young man born and
raised im Petersburg. And we desire to
say further that persons who use their
back lot TO bury their illegititnatc OFF,
springs. procured by abortion, are not
the proper ones to discuss the character
or us or any one else IN our town. Such
persons will do well to let US severely
alone hereafter. as evidence IL not hard
to get and murder never dies out.
The chigger may CHG with all his
might and the mocklng bird mock and
sing; but the Indiana crops take the
cake and corn. you bet. ~ king. The
cricket may crick. and the froglet frong,
aud the farmer may sing his strain for
In Indiana corn is always on top, . re-
suit Of plenty Of rain. The chinch bug
NAV chinch aud the grasshopper hop.
and the not winds make you tire; but II
any one says there are snch things here
Just call him horrible liar. Oklahoma
may boom a a rexas howl and Missouri
shoot OF her chop. but this is the place
TO get home aud raise great big crop.
By agreement between the two or
ganizstions the members Of the Farmers
Alliance of Pike county will attend in .
body the soldiers reunion on the 10Th
Of October, aud In return the g, A. II.
members are 10 turn out IN full force At
the grand picnic TO be held here ct the
.air grounds by the Alliance on the 9th
of next month. We venture the predic.
tion, good weather prevailing. that the
largest crowds ever seen In our town
can be seen on the 10th and eth Of next
mouth.
Some one has taken the trouble to find
out how far farmer has TO walk 70 put
lin and attend forty acres Of corn. To
pillow the ground he travels $50 miIee
10 harrow the ground thoroughly before
planting, he walks 50 miles; to cultivate
III afterwards he will have to travel SOC
miles. making grand total Of 100 milea
besides the gathering.
| Congressman r. B. Poscy and several
other parties or this place hsvc made ar.
rang6mcnts TO purchase . steambost and
lplace The same 10 White river. The boa
will run between the Pooey cOal mine
and Hazleton, and will engage exclueIve
lly In the coal and freight business.
i Unless there IL change from ths pre-
|seut management OF four county fair th
prevails that II u merely
|Question OF time until the grounds vii
|, have 70 Be sold to pay "a the nortgag'
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Louisyillc Cour. Jour: Col. J. Q.
president Of the LouisvtIles
3 Dayton Road, returned q
the city yesterday from Madison. IND,
where be went 70 be present It the rails
road election, and arrangements will -
made by him at once for beginning the
work Of building the line. Msdiaon %
Tuesdsy voted 10 the road . subsidy ~
$4,000. and this, together With other
subscriptions received Or guaranteed
makes the new line certainty. Ample
funds for tho entire work ere now -
sight. and Col. FaWcett states that u VIII
not be very long before large force %
Workers will be IN the field.
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Rosd-making u worse done q the
United States than any other work paid
BY taxes. except teaching geography End
grammar, and our roads ere without OK
ceptlou. the worst 70 Be found ID any
country not semi-barbarous. The roads
of Pennsyivania aro, for instance, inf(n-
iiely below those OF back woods countries
like Spain or Italy, or povort y.etrtckeu
lands like India, where the great mass 81
people have hut one shirt, and do not 81.
wave wear that. Yet there 10 no mye-
,erv about good roads. and they are moi
expensive A civil engineer. Mr. J. r.
Pope, has just been putting some hard
facts about roads In the Texas papers.
He shows that even in Texas, where Ia-
Dor is high aud population sparse. good
road eighteen feet wide in the track
with four feet margin on each aide. can
be laid down for On average OF oz.OOO
per mile complete, and kept In repair for
800 per mile. All that is needed is :
good line In the first place. skilled super
vision In laying out the drainage, aud
broken stone, fine enough to 60 through
an inch aud Z half ring. nine inches 10
the center and four and half inches on
the side, with the free use Of stesm roll
ere. Main county roads Of this kind
would save their cost every ten years,
and their interest every six months.
The money aud labor now wasted on
poor roads would build them but We de-
spair Of ever seeing 1t done. Even our
city roads are not laid with stone going
an inch and . half ring, and u
takes some man like Mr.. Rhawn 70 see
that even four-inch stone IL laid on them.
philadelphia Press.
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II Il not generally known that there Il
. email forest near Somerset, KY, where
IN fiourishes the ONLY shittim trees in the
world, except those TO be found In PAles-
tine. The wood is peculiarly hard and
must needs be very durable. The dis.
covery or this wood In Kentucky IL On
important one, q II has always been
popularly supposed that II grew only In
Palestine. Tho wood has been exam
ined by . number Of the curious. There
appears to be no doubt but that II 10 the
genuine shittim wood.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-10-04

Tho following patents were granted
for the week ending Sept. Gath, 1889, re-.
ported expressly for this paper BY Jos.
X. Hunter, Solicitor Of American
and Foreign Patents, Washington, ID. 9.
Jacob Aipin, Seymour, carpet tacking
and stretching machine; Peter Ander.
son, Fort Wayne, fifth wheel for vebi.
cles; E e. Chase. NoblesviIle, bed bot
tom +. r. Cox, Terre Haute, arc lamp
w. II. Cunningham, Frankfort. machine
Tor cutting brick or other clay products
J. d. Keller and D. ID. Weisell, Fort
Wayne, dental vulcsnizer; w. w. and
II. M. Mullen, Bunker Hill, grain drill ;
}. ,. Stedman. La Porte, dental plate.
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The reunion at SchnellvilIe Tuesday
and Wednesday Of last week was jolly
time for the "0ld vets.'' from large
number Of regiments. The roster shows
that members Of twenty three regiment.
were present, To- wit the 6ih, 18th, 23d,
25lh, eth. 3sih, 42d. 4Sih. 53d. 5sth. Slst,
9lsi, 93i, 143d, I44'h and l46th Indiana
Infantry, aud the 18th Indiana Cavalry
the 10Th Conn. 49th Ill, Both Ohio, lst,
Sd and 4th Ky. Cavalry. Many OF the
veterans brought their wives with them,
and many Of them, although growing
old and feeble, Joined with an oldtimc
camp gusto Ia singing camp songs and
telling war anecdo otes, interpreted with
many personal "reminiscences, and good
music by the Ferdinand Brass Band.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Bon
ner and Street, that we're we'll received,
but the other speakers advertised did
not show up, and Il 10 supposed had
never promised TO come.
The prizes werc awarded as follows |:
The oldest soldier present Was COM
rsde Shelby Pruitt, aged 72 years.
The oldest male citizen present Mr..
Patrick Oonahoe. No. 1-hsls aud lively
ct so years. hardly needing the fine cane
he received.
The oldest lady present was Mrs. Cath
ariue Fix, aged ~ yesrs.
1t was hard to determine who Was the
young lady present, where
there was 80 many. aud al with gallant
beaux who thought their particular girl
was the prettieat one since Ewes first
female child (what was its nameg) II
took 43 ballots, and then Miss E'zora
Grant carried oG the prize By majority
vote. Il was wedding cake, aud ONE
Of tho boys whisper that It Il 70 be used
q the wedding.
The vocal mnsic, led by Comrades
Kendall, Leming. Mickler, Beckmsu,
Allies, Betz. Eckert, Sanders and BIume,
joined ia bv most OF the veterans, VA
soul stirring, - we'll o. Harmonious, and
showed how we'll the old soldiers enjoy
ed Il when they get together.
PRIvATE.
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"Public Newspapers" Col. Mcclure
ssys IN the Philadelphia Times, shave
become 30 intimately interviewer with
the progress Of our civilization that they
must be honest "a command public re-
spect They are the great educators Of
the people; they expose hypocrisy and
crime they are the accepted champions
of public and business integrity; they
are largely tho guardians Of the purity oi
public morals, and they must 30
thoroughly honest TO be equipped for
their responsible mission
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Nebraska liquor dealers strongly en-
dorsed the present law Of Nebraska; thae
y ! Al COO license and local option; thov
sav Il Il satisfactory 70 the trade:
Omaha has 4 $1,000 licensed saIooa
that hss $50 gold pieces, I6o Of them. a
lie corners OF the squares in the tiltog
loor.
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He thought he would gchble tho whole
or the earth,
IN reckless and reeolute gnsnner;
But he only succeeded IN bursting his
girth-
And that's what's the matter with
Tanner.
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aWhst IL II, my hearers, that drives
man 20 drink?r asked the temperance
orator. aSalt.hic.mackercl,' yelled the
veteran Greatblower from back scat.
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PUBLISHED EVERY rRIDAy, AT JASPER,
pusors COUNTY, INDIANA, By
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE.--IS COURIER BUILDING ON
Wssr SIxrH STRrrr.

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uArrs OF ADvERTssEIN0.
~ scuare. Olines orlcss, ! week, - ~
Each subsequent insertion, - Co.
Longer advertisements. a. the ss same ne
4 fraction over even square or
s"@ .onuted as q square. These
sqa,h shs terms for transient advertise
80 ."e reasonable deduction Will De
'msds ms%s' 20 regular advertisers.
Nv" Ws.;ces al appointment Of adminis-
M"s,ud "a legal ticcs Of like character
- a be paid in advance.
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Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-01-24
Montana journalism.

Here is fair sample of the compli-
ments usually passed between Montana
editors when they desire to "get oven"
with each other. 1t is taken from a
Glendive paper.
"The Wyoming maverick. who strayed
away from johnson county, was roped in
Yellowstone county last October, and
was led into Billings, whore he is now
playing the Lee r. freeman racket.
Many moons ago he was corraled at
Miles City. where he served his time on
the Daily Press, the dirtiest and meanost
looking paper published in the Q. s.
short OF Alaska. While located there he
borrowed ream Of paper here and few
pounds of ink there, with which to
print his dish rag. We remember Of
ioaning this identical scab different
auxiliaries, for which we have not even
received thanks. Now chat be has
etrayed into Montana under the cover Of
some Texas hard from the trail, we think
the gentlemen. upon whose charity he
Tenlaine il Billingeshould vent him..
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-01-24
First publication December 2O.)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


December a. 1888 :
To Fremont, Elkhofn and Missouri Valley Rail-
road and to George H. White, Walter s. Will
martil, James q. McNicker John I'll. Wilmarth
who made coal ID. B. No. 2, and whom it may
concern:
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice of his intention
to make Communication proof in support of his
claim, that said proof will be made before the
register and receiver at Deadwood. Dakota, on
February %. 1889, viz:
William Il. Shaw, Hid. E. 2096,
for the ne,qrsec 80, town q, north, range 8, east
B. III. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz:
James Portsmouth,, Louis Abrams, Christian
G. Schmidt, John P. Hoel. all of Sturgis, Oak.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance OF such proof or who knows Of any
substantial reason, under the law and the regula-
tions of the interior department, why such proof
should not be allowed. win be given an .oppor-
tunity at the above mentioned time and place to-
cross-examine the witnesses of said claimant,
and to offer evidence in rebuttal of that sub
mitted by claimant.
john r. WHITEs1DE, Register.
Continued to the 22nd day of March, 1889 be-
fore the clerk OF the district court in and for
Lawrence county, Dakota, at his Office in Dead
wood, Oak. JOHN II. WHITEsIDE, Register