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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-09-27
rHs souIh or TO-DAY.

brilliant Record al Agricultural Neehans
ic<l anu Commercial Prosperity % the
South Dixie HoinE Wonder. in psvci.
npnea'. va a a Great and Siorious
future IN Prospect
BALTIMORE. Nh. sept. Ia The Manu-.
facturers' Record. whose speciality is
southern trade. publishes reports from .
number ~ leading bankers m the South.
who al agree IN saying that the South
has leycs. since the war. been 80 pros /.
porous Is il l. how. The increase in the
yaiue u Southern crops this year over
ls>S j. estimated al >ia5 v10 ON. though
last year, was tie largest "a record up
70 that tins. The assessed value b:
property. from 'he assessments being
made viii be >l-AOy0nV greater than
last year. The greatest Increase i in
Texas. Tie next IN Georgia: after that
IN Alabama Ii three years and .
half. The Record says. II has reported the
organization in the South ~ upward %
ii.rOo new Industrial establishments,
covering every line * manufacturing.
from making Plus Il building locpnio-
lives. and tie building ot oyer >.01l miles
~ railroad. III thr same leriul Tie South
has raised Il rua.t1 bales * cotion--ir
has the bs-ee>t crps. this year ever grown
-l,5l1.nQp uVv bushels NJ cpra. lfn.V41.QO0
bushels " wheat and 100000 tG>Ae.s
81 oats. The total value ~ it, agri-
cultural predicts for each ~ the
three years. according ~ Tie Governs
meIt figures. averaged >s.au0oWc
per year. The growth ~ IRON making.
the output q coal ana the nianst actrFe q.
coitoa are equally surprising when COM
parcel with former years. TIE year $50
Is selected ia ihe Records :ahies a. tie
one IN comparison Will which ~ Illus
trate The progress q. the South ia .ndus-
trial activity. and the figures gwen show
that the tic ease ia every department.
has been very large. anil. by co:lseq lence.
Why The southern railroad, hEso - In
creased their business. In the single
item .. c0tt0l-seed oil mills there wero
IN the South IN $50 Just forty. Theirs
are now 10. 4 section which i
growing 20 steadily as this. and
which j. still only al the beginning II it,
possibilities p. development, i obvious
~ une IN which there j. great future
Tor any weli-uana-cl railroad: anI i; -
witnin the probabilities that railroai de-
yelopment there will ia time be az great
as ever IL has been III he great efaln-
growing regions 81 the West aud North
west. There will be great southern sys-
TENS as there are now great Western sys-
tens, originating IL the same way from
the aggregation u small roads.
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Some one says you might read all
the books in the British Museum. il
you could live long enough. and ro-
main utterly an illiicraic. uncdncatcd
person. Then. again. II you read ton
page in good book. letter by letter
that il 10 say. with real accuracy
you are forcvcrmorc. in some measure,
an educated person. II is only in q
measure that Il person can be educated
When there were but few books II was
possible for one person TO know their
contents. Science has widencd. anil
the butter Of intelligence must be
spread thinner The ripe scholar j.
nrc who is ready 70 drop off. Only
hoarding-School girls finish their sdI-
cation. The bnld-headcd professor.
who has been studying all lis Life.
feels ignorant in the face of many
things he does not know. A child car
ask him questions he can not answer.
The young man goes TO college 10 be
educated. The most college can do
for him is to put him on the nead Lead
ing to knowledge. II takes every body
To know every thing. and vary little Of
any thing is yet known. Enn away
from the man who claims 70 know IL
ALL He will make YOU tired exposing
his ignorslns~e. N. q. Picayune
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IT WAS a DEEP PLOT.

efails 81 the Plot Tor the Removal Of
DR. Cronin and How IL wouis Have
Operated Had a Not Miscarri~d WAS
Too Fine. However. and Took Tou
Many to Handle IT.
CHICAGO. Sept IL. The Tribune this
morning says. John Deroy. 81 Nv
York. Is doing telling work toward un-
rayeling that part Of tie CroEin plot
connected with tie intended seqlel-ths
tnling q. the DOCTORS bvcy ia tie
Thames river Al London II i said that
every detail mas bean collected 50 far as
the original design 81 the cOn.pirators
Is concerned. and that il is known to
the prosecution. Arrangements were
made for the reception and ship
menf al New York OF the box containing
Dr. Cronin's clothes. etc, for their being
struggled through tue custom house IT
Liverpool 10 an agent Of the consrirafors
who Lad hired cottage al W0olwich.
MAE miles from London down tho
Thames. aud als3 arranged ~ procure .
body resembling ia general appearances
that o. Or. Croain- Had fhs DOCTORS
body not been found here the corpse oh
tanned from Guys Hospital Londvl.
would have been partly disngnrei.
dressed II DR. Cr0nir's clothes,
fEe pockets containing his watch
and otner personal property that would
have convicted and condemned him IN
the eyes 81 every Irishman. This done
the tody would have been thrown into
the Thames. where IL certainly would
have been discovered soon. AMI Irish
men generally. with such apparent
proof, would have rejOicei tia, a traitor
met his just deserts.
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<R W A~44~0U~
The form Of public-debt statement
issued under President Cleveland was
such as 70 show at a glance the actual
finances Of the country. Tho Repub-
lican Administration Is beginning 10
lind the extremely inconvenicnt. Any
form Of statement which shows actual
conditions shows that the debt IL be-
i'm increased BY the great increase OF
expenses under Mr.. Harrison. His
policy. announced in his party plat
form and ia his own inaugural. is to
spend the revenues in order TO keep
the taxes Tho constant tendency in
departments managed on this policy
j. to exceed appropriations ard create
a deficit. In the second month OF the
fiscal year tho Administration has
managed to increase the debt $6. O00.-
900 The record OF debt management
for July and August. 1889. is SIS. 0Do.-
oOJ 70 the disadvantage or The Admin
istration when compared with the rec
ord OF the same months last year.
When these facts appear from the
1cbt statement made September l.. tbs
Ilobe-Democrat declares that the
.orm OF the statement should be
changed. ''Treasurer Huston" ii
Gays. lis thinking seriously Of return
Ing to the old style again. on he
ground that such change twill be q
great relief ID many people interested
in the financial condition Of the United
States"
No doubt i. will. II will relieve Mr.
Harrison and Corporal Tanner. as well
as all who find high taxes blessing;
al who believe deficit or debt an
evidence OF prosperity. and all who
are IN any way interested in frs. hum
juggling the people in order 70 sw.ndlc
hem afterwards.
But this is no; consistent attitude
Tor Mr. Harrison. He has boldly as
sume6 that il is advisable 70 spend ii
once all surplus rnoncy in tho Treas
iry. He has not promised ID increase
The debt. but If il Is good thing to
waste money already in hard. IL j.
evcn q better thing ID create 4 deficit.
and to 60 deeper in debt II he j. sin
cere, he ought 70 give the widest pos
sible publicity 70 every deficit. and
every increase Of debt he creates
Should he attempt concea.ment b.
Ngglery in the debt statement. he will
convict himself OF full kuowledge u
the wrong Of wa-ieful and extraxagani
o. his public trust
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STRANGE ne found the Commi3siOncr 20
pulled up In his own conceit that he
was insubordinate That was : sitn-
alton he would not endure and re-
main Secretary Of tho Interior. The
President would have avoided tho
issue. lie himself IN his time has
done not little Of tho Tanner kind
Of talking. Tanner was his own
selection. But he could not wen A.
ford 10 disrupt his Cabinet for the
sake Of the corporars continued on
cial existence. and the corporal goes
10 the wall. The head OF the Grand
Army. General Algcr. photographed
Tanner: Don't resign; stand firm.
But the corporal. tho commander. the
Grand Army. and the gathering hosts
Of greedy pension claimants are
routed by Secretary OF tho Interior
who preferred sclf-rc>pcct 70 continu'
ance in Office
Whatever Of party embarrassment
there j. ia this situation the President
has brought upon IL. He selected for
Commissioner Of Pensions d man no
toriousiy unfit Tor any executive place.
Tacitly at least he encouraged his
fragrant exhibitions ~ INSTRUMENTATION
and his constant appearance before
me country n a surplus buster
And but for the manly stand OF Sccrc-
iary Noble the President would Still. he
found giving couatenancc 10 this mis-
cA.avons fellow. The irrepressiblc
Private Dalxell. scouting the sugges-
ti0n OF the corporal's removal. cried
cut: mo, sir: he will not b. removed.
II he were removed Foraker would
decline TO remain on the tick.
Ct in Ohio. His doom would be
sealed from that hour. Tho sol.
Jiers a'e swearing mad; bowling.
cursing. canning mad. al the malice
and jealousy Of the ar;s.orrats who
are bounding our comrade 10 hi.
death. Woe. WOO 10 them II they
down Tanner. for. by the God TINT
rule, and rcgns. II they touch hair
81 his heal we Will scalp every man Of
them.
Tanner i downei. Tho President
seeks - make his fan easy BY throw
ing him into a soft place. hut no j.
down. The earth will not be con
vulsei. though DalzslI 50 declares.
but an ugly situation is created for the
President party BY the President him
self. Foraker. who babe Tanner ..Stay
with EN-. Jim" will have bad half
hour. bit he will 60 on with his can.
yass Just the same. Chicago Times.
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Bishop ~ London. his efforts At media
ton failed, but wien these two embar-
RAISING coaijntors fell by tbs wIysile
the wonderful old man went on alone,
and 70 him alone tie credit j. due.
The fortunate termination ~ the strike
continues 20 be leading theme for COM
ment in the press. anu the lesson drawn
from recent events seems 10 be- in the
great majority 81 cases that vast change
has been wrought Ia public opinion
In q few years In regard - the proper re-.
lations ~ society 70 the individual Some
time ago the doctrine ~ iaisssz faire had
full swing ia the sense 81 letting all In
situations concerning property alone. nc
matter how much suffering might be
caused by their operations. AT The same
time. society was forced 20 bear the bur-
den IL AT least partial alienation 81 ihi-
suff-rin, through the pvor-iaws. Gu
riously enough. as pointed out by Lead
ing journal yesterday. Cardinal Manning
was one 81 the first 10 point out the ab.
surdity Of this attitude. and 10 suggest
that Ii might be better policy FOR 80
ciety 70 shift some ~ this bur.
den upon classes ~ property which hal
specially benefited by certain changes
made ia the social and Industrial sifna-
ton century or two ngo. The ~. has
grown la the popular mind anl tne re-
cent strike finally gave the Cardinal Ar
opportunity " proposing an catering
wedge towards IT, realization. This u.
shown by the general talk now prevalent
IN favor ~ the governments taxing ho a
" the dock property ID case there Is any
more trouble between the companic ans
the men.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-09-27

WASHINGTON. sept l7.-The inquiry
into the sanity 81 Iajr Armes rccentlv
court-martialed for pulling Govern D..
Beavers MISE. which WA ID have begun
here to-day before hoari ~ medical
officers. has been abandoned. Late yes
terdav afternoon General Sehoh-iI Act
ing Secrciary ~ War. issued nn order
suspcLding she original order ior the Ax-
animation. M reasons were given sof
this action.
Major Armss was fully prepared f1r
The ordeal. aud had Invited 4 physician
and some friends 20 be present At TIE H.
curry. lie weAt ~ his hone TEX miles
out ia The country yesterday afteTluc<
before iAs orJer was lssaed
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There uas startling experience
with a runaway locomotive In Balti-
more recently. II had been allowed
10 stand In the Say Of m express
train. and when tho engineer ia charge
of II saw the latter coming. he and his
fireman lcapcl after he had reversed
the engine and opened tho throttle.
TIL engine darted oif ~ terrific speed.
and wa- only stopped BY . switch-
mans turning II into some cars on >
siding All sorts o. reports prevailed
with reference % los 81 life; yet. sin
uularly enough. though passing
through three crowded stations.
through tunnels and along AZ ornn
street. no ono was injured. The dam
aye was about forty thousand dollars.
the caginc being wreck. ~ Y fNst
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NiSNKArpLIs. Mimi. sept. II. Tho
Journals Ashland gWis) special says:
a daring VI Ehway robbery ia brpai day
lixht was committed on THE streets "
thi~ city yesterday afternoon. An oll
German was walking with John Ker-
w nnd John Fisher when nay grab
hth him ~ the throat and relieved him
* si.j Tn highwAymcn thcn rnu. bns
were captured after several shots hal
BEEN fired. Fishcr escaped "a tile way ~
nil ~ boarded Northern Pacific train
last night. AMI WIS PIT sR Al Ashland
Junctiun because he wohld not pry his
fare. Than ~ iirei al. srai slints Ak the
train. breaking window. Int A..sirg 10
ono. Officers ars Ia pursuit.
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rh- d.ondon Dock Lsbarsrs Eetornink e
W"rk->.n~ Iii-t ~eisns Over tho re-
tentson nj the .-Ittsskfeg<." Hut Sc
serious Consequences Anticipated
John Barn. the strike Leader. and
cardinal Manning. tho fssermaker.
srRJxcr roR NATIONAL PRIDE.
LONDON, Sept. I6-Af the opening 81
the old Bailey court to-day tho recorder
IN charging the grand jury referred 70 the
-ecent strike Ia London. H. said that
though great number ~ men had been
out ~ work for We. X aul had suffered
great privatious there was MOI single
case on the calendar arising from the
strike. The peaceful behavior ~ the
men, he declared. was subject n"
national pride.
RETURNED STRIKERS rIsSATi~yIFD.
LoTD IS. Srpf. nj -Naea iii-geell4- ex-
listed to-day between the returned docx
lahorers and the m~n VINO took thn places
u the strikers. ani the former refused
% work with them. Many ~ the dock
labnrers protested that the leaders M the
strike hAl ~ right ~ agree ID The propp-
sal That the strikers should work hand
ln-haul with The ''black'c g,.r
WORK ha~ been generally resumed. ana
Il j. expected that to-norrOw X viii D.
IN fuil swing.
4 Lepniation ~ ship-ownsrs arrived
nj the Mansion House while Tie meeting
was NJ progress. Jonn Dlris one os the
leaders NJ tire siriS trs. spoke cnucerAins
the situation ana tAe causes which ISL to
il aud iuStAucel several eases whsra
unreasonable rraferencr hal been gwen
u .'biaek.rgs." n WAS finally agreed ~
al il.esr present ~ endrnvar ~ have the
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WASHINGTON. sept. IA case ~ gall
lantry On the part 81 three men ~ the
receiving ship Wabash az Bost has
been brought 10 the attention % the Navy
DEPARTMENT by Captain Carpenter. the
commander Of that vesssi. lie reports
that william Heancy. seaman. William
l.. Goodrich. coal bearer. anu John
Doyle. private marine. jumped overheard
on the 18Th. inst. ani b. their prompt
ani energetic action saved the LIFE q a
drowning man who had been Knocked
from the deck ~ passing vessel and
was nearly drowned when rescued
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The one-tion % Autonomy for western
Australia likely 10 t.m~ Up ~ he

The onr~fion 90 Autonomy for western
Australia likely 10 lam~ Up ~ The
Next Session ~ she nrisssh rsrliamens.
Lo>po>. Sept. ia bill which Is %
Interest % Americans Is The Western
Australia, which the government will re.
INTRODUCES next session. The purpose 0s
this bill i 10 grant 10 Western Australia
the same measure Of home rule as Is en-.
loyed by The rest Of the colonies. The
government proposed the bill last ses-
sion. and then becoming alarmed at the
discovery made by some wise Tory that
the measure II passed would hand over
a territory about the size u France
ari SPIN put together 70 popu-
lation ~ a few thousands. re-
treated under the plea ~ pressure of
business. The government however.
have made more or less binJing bargains
with the Australians, who are heart and
soul FOR autonomy. ana the measure is
bound ~ b. debated when Parliament
meets again. One secret Of the affair.
aud wlafiu some measure renders the
success Of the bill ~ interest tn A'nericL
y the Tear ~ England that the Western
Aust allanS. once in sole possession "
THIS large country. would use their power
~ sxclrde immigration. ani thus cut on
one ~ Enclnnd'~ means ~ Riding her.
self ~ her obnoxious population. with
America closed on the one lAnl aud
Arelralia clio sed on the other. two largo
doors viii hnye been smut 10 fhA ont.
pouring masses for which neither En.
gland nor any other country has any use
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TANNERS DOWNFALL.
The Boss ssrplss busters Onicial Career
Cut short.

There ID -ood radiance OF bad rub
bish. Thanks TO Secretary Noble.
who left the President the alternative
OF accepting his resignation or COM
pelling Tanners. the bloviant Com
missioner Of Pensions. who had no
Just comprehension Of tho duties Of his
Office and no respect for the law
which he was supposed 20 administer,
i functvs ofsicio II was the Secrc-
tary OF the Interior. not the President.
who discovered irmncss in this mat
Ter. He found tho Commissioner. the
Presidents personal appointment
surrounding himself BY lusty lot 81
bcggars. who Immediately commenced
thc re-rating 81 their stiponds. lie saw
him cheek BY jow. with the great pen
sion attorneys WHO arc piling up fort
uncs by assisting pension raids upon
III treasury. lie heard tho caaSelcss
jabbcr about his policy. his purpose. his
plans. and when hs inado rcmon-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-09-27

Deputy .NHrshA Nayle. nizaLce with bond
fixed at sj.vDu Justice Field was present
when iAe decision was rendered Many
people had been attracted - the court
roor1 by the announcement that the case
was 10 be decided. The decision u q
Ion. one and includes a careful review
az tie events leading up ~ the shooting.
On the subject ~ Jurisdiction IL says:
There j. no conflict Of authority. tn.
State In such cases Is subordinate and
fhe National Governments paramount"
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broad ii, ulderel. ihick-set and strong
limbed. His hair j. as black A. a
Negroes. AMI he wears grizzly beard and
nu-tacAe. Hairs grow ali over his checks
AMI sick ont straight like briStle~- He
has voice ~ Tremendous power. which
he has developed by opea-air speaking
NJ man ever addressed cro~d IA Lon
don who has a. powerful lungs as Barns
lie j. horn agitator. AMI he has - Tar
been successful ia planting The germs IL
revolution among the L0niDn Norkmen
against the iniolerable oppression ~
those who grow rich tlr0lgA their toll
aud rriyaii0ls.
80 SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES ANTICIPATED.
LONDON, Sept i.-- The dissatisfaction
over the reteniio, * ''blaf Sie--."
rats by the dock companies j. not
Thought likely 10 have any serious con-
sequences. The directors * tbs COM
panies nave 10 special love Tor the men
who took the strikers places. especially
as they were not sufficiently numerous to
enable the managers - win the day.
The compan les. however, are cblise TO
make a Show ~ protecting these men.
and could hardly be expected - throw
them out On the first day that work Sas
begun under the new agreement. y il
understood that at yesterdays confrr-
ence 81 the medlators tacit understands
ing was arrived al by which the black
legs" viii soon hud their occupations
gone. without any special reason being
given therefor.
CARDINAL MANNING THE FEAcEuAxER-
The moral AMI personal aspects ~ tins
strike are even more impressive now at
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John Burns j. mir
~ years q. age. aud
was born ia Batter
SEA. /. tnloa When
~ j. not agitating ia
The street. Ne works
as an engineer 10
Halls press works
in Southwark He is
q powerfully huilt
man, with muscles
% iron and a will Of
the same material.
He IS five feat ten
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AUCKLAND. y. q. sept l6-The latest
advsces from Samoa are that Nllietya
has been quietly restored TO the throne.
He aud Maianfa have taken up temper
AIRY residence on the ManDnD Island.
wh-r4 they will remain until the decis-
ions ~ fh~ Bertha conference are crn-
fsrmed. The German Consul At Apia has
notified Tnmasrse that Germany il pre-
cluded from giving support ~ any party.
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Nasle. end o-ier-
ed thai Maggie be
discharged fro a.
custody. billos
exceptions Elel BY
counsel for tn 0
State was allowed
by the court. and
pending nm APP
cal ID the United
States supr e n :
Court, ya=le was
ordered released
Oh his own recog.
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THE NAoLE CASE.

judge sawyer Orders Deputy Nar~haI
Magic Di>eharEed Prom Cu-fody-A niil
~ Exceptions Piled for the >fase-Nagle
Released on His own Isecognix ance.
SAY FRANCISCO. Sept. 1s.-Jalge saw
yer in the United States Circuit Court
yesterday rendered decision 10 the ha-
beas cnrpus case IL B.pufy Marshal
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the close ot the
struggle than they
were a week ago.
Cardinal n a n
mag has, single-
handed, brought
this colossal con-
tiict 70 apeaceful
end Early last
week. when hel
was hamperei BY
the corporation
- the hIghty aud
fussy lord mayor
and the fst-wittei
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WASHINGTON. sept. 10 Til remains II
the late jam W. Lane. thu Pprliaai
millionaire. who diel here YESTERDAY
will BE taken tAis evening n lis Ian
home ID Maine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15

IcoNcIUDzD ON PAGE 21.l
Smyrna times., 1889-07-17
Maryland Items.

The ProhbitOnists of Worcester
county, Nd, propose to put full cOun-
ty ticket in the field this fall.
Over 125,OOO,O 900 feet of drift logs
have been recovered by the Log aud
Lumberman's Association from the
Chesapeake bay.
Mrs. Emma NJ. HURT, wife Of James
H. Hurtt, Esq, of the VOshell House,
Chestertown, died last week, aged 46
years, after a lingering illness of several
months.
Samuel d. Linn, a Howard county
farmer, dropped dead while directing
the removal of wheat from burning
barn. The barn was set on fire by
stroke Of lightning.
Nv. Jarman of Millington. sold his
mill property-grounds and dwelling
to w. c. Reese for $4,000. Mr.. Reese
will take possession at once. rms mill
is situated in the town Of Millington
and is quite valuble property.
Sale Of a Fertilizer FactOrTy.-The
well. known fertilizer factory Of Messrs.
/ e.. w. Atnudiu ~ W. Ae~e-NSeA ~ 49,
ter river, near Chestertown, together
with machinery was sold at the Court
House door last Tuesday. Several bid
ders were in competition for the prop
ertv and it was knocked of to the Raj
sin Fertilizer Company, Baltimore, foi
s3 $50. Mr.. John S. Lusk was present
to represent that companv.-KeHi
NetUs.
Rev. Mr.. DANES War Reminiscent. =
The Maryland correspondent Of the
Southern Churchman writes this week
awe have heard that the Rev. William
NJ. Dame has been asked to write out
for publication his wonderful store o
incidents and anecdotes connected with
the late war with a view Of helping
with the proceeds Of the sale Of th'
hook the Confederate Home for lnva
id Soldiers at Pikesville, near Baiti
more. We venture to predict that
Mr. Dame will publish this book W
shall have a valuable contribution I
+ to our Confederate literature and
volume which will be very general
read"