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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20
AUCTION SALES.

a plat showing the lots may be seen at the Office
OF the suationeers.
WAREHOUSES AND WHARF PROPERTY
At tho Northeast Intersection Of Prince and Union
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AUCTION SALES.

By O'Nesl g Lunt Auctioaee
FXECUTOE', SALE
Ii OF
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HOE RENr-The FRAME HOUSE No. 427 N
Il Columbus street il perfect order water ano
gas Inquire opposite.
noy14 1W* a. BUTTS.
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FOE RENT.
HOUSE ZIG south Washington street, and
HOUSE 924 Duke street. Apply to
oct27 If JOHN T. MAILS. 800 King st.
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lAIfaasaA nt
Richmond and Danville r. r.
.IaeIHIA a6cpL.AaD DFVTsIos.

coEpEaEgu s;Jn DIE LII As a'a01'
E-oranAsr 1870
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10 Al n III Ar Wash 1g. lie so M 81 a IN
10 20 m Ar. Alexa. ar. 55 m : 50 IN
goo pm Q % a IN ar Manas 90 m So p IN
5 Is Ia 81 m Ar FL. Roy al 6 70 M co y NJ
3 10 N 9 40 m Ar. Riyertn. mr. . 20 m IL Pm
20 PM g 20 a m LvStrasbg. ar 3 40 m 2 o. p II
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

The following statement. compiled
from the pension records, shows ihs
number Of widows Who were drawing
pensions on Jure 20. 1857. and the
amount OF the Same. Those Who drew
|eI 3UU year and upward ere the Wid-
|ows Of generals and other high military
|or civil officers. Since the date men
TONED : number Of these high toned
widows have been added 10 the rolls
The widow Of Chief Jussice Waite
draws 5000 year. although no one hss
vet explained Why the country d unde'
suy more obligation 70 take care Of hes
than Of the widow Of some humble
member Of the civil service. Her hns-
hand drew el0.600 yesr during the
many years he vas on the bench. The
widows Of Gems Grant, Sheridan. FIRE.
mont and Mcclellan ere among the high
grade pensioners
The total number Of widows drawing
pensions IL 81, $50 divided into cIssses .
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24
'Rake" and the County Auditor.

EDgroR CoURIGR: In laat week
Argus, "Rske.v IT, Irelsnd eorrespon
dent. states that John GrameJspaches
county Auditor. did al In his poWer Il
ldefeat Gov. Hovev: that he circulated
lpsper 20 the effect that Hovey Wss I
Icowsrd.
A. 70 M. g. trvire 70 defeat Hovey
~ admit II; q 10 him calling Hovev I
coward. We deny. The race Tor Cover.
nor was between tvO soldiers. Hovev
isnd Wstson. The cbsrges sgainst Hovey
in the paper circulated were . matter ri
lhis.ory that he resigued HE position IN
1.-The army 10 accept . civil 0nlce. the
word coward waa n0s used /: n originated
IN the marrow mind Of "Rsks."
A. to the appointment ~ the RnoWe
Township Trustee. when the Repuhli-
|~an Trustee elect would NOT qualify. even
after the time was extended i've DAYS
Ionger than the law requires. ~ Would
|simply say that "Rakes again missepve-
|sents The truth. aa Wisness the spsendid
endorsement of NJ. Co. appointment In
The spring election. "Rske.S and his
associate. thought they held mortgage
oN Rome township republicans. with =
view Of pessonaI interest. His desire IN
appeal TO their prejudIces will mt svail
him anything. q ~ know W. q. to ~
: straight democrat IN politics. but aIao
know him 10 Be straight and fair In his
oflcIal duties. No republican can cav
shst there bee bsen any partialIty IL The
discharge % them.
IN comparing Mr. q. with Mr. Lem j
oDd. HE opponent. "RakeS merely
gueeses. snd provss HE ignorance In mia
spellIng Mr. L.. name. There Il one
thing certain. Mr. q. would not siRn
sOad peslsioa. and pretend 10 ~ favor.
able 10 the petlsIoners. IN fsct heing one
% them. and wrlsea nose 70 the review.
ess Tor dsmsgss @ assess the damage asI
high . possibIe. ssstlng In the note shss|
ne was not favorable 20 the road,
alth0Ugh he ssgWed Tho pesIsioni We
know that Mr.. q. would nos b guilty.
~ such IN act: he doings ase open and
frank. We snaWss Rate IN hehsIf o.
the truth. RspnblIcsna tske vou- choice.
n sccordaace With your own convic-
ll0ns, o -RskeS has none.
Booxe TOWNSHIP RervBLucAx.
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There Il every reason IN the world 70,
q Republican to leave his party this cleo
tion hut single good reason can not h,
nroduced Why Democrat should do %
Every important reform advocated ~
the third partv u now. and has been fol
wears. advocted Nv the Democratic party
The only reason these reforms are MOI
laws to-day u becauae the Democrat
hsve NOT had the power. and the fscl
that In every case Republican represen.
tstives have voted against them when
incorporated into bills. Daviess Co
Democrat.
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Col0nisstion Or Indiana witl

New York World: Huston declare
that when 10 wrote 10 Lindsey that h
would talk with the President about n
scheme Ne meant the President of . Iocs
club out 10 ludisns. and Mr.. Huston di
mot mean anything of the kind. as sny
Indy may sss BY looking ~ biz letter
lie siso declsres thst Lindsey,s schems
= presented n him. VS. pnreIv phiIan
thscpic and "free'grosn any political o
pecunisry Significance Whaieves.- IN.
here again Mr. Husion makes : state
snent which his own letter contrsdicfs
Here u the letter q he wrote It:
WARRINGTON. y. e.. May 8. 1889
How. Ned: LINDSEY.
DEAK SIN: an IN receipt of you
mote dated Nav 5ih. I regret that NJ
Miller could not hsve given you the time
that would have allowed OF : tuIi ex
|planation being made OF your project
Ifeel sure thar he like myself, would
have been aatis6ed that the proposed
work would have enabled us 70 save IN.
|disns- ] myself am heartily In favor ol
20, and 1t the hrst opportunity will speak
20 the President about Il. or will. II or.
portunity would offer. talk TO Mr.. Mi.
Ter though | don't believe ne could b
made 70 seel the came interest In Il that
! do. He has never taken much intrresl
IN practicnl p0iitica. Of course I could
mt ssk you 10 remain here In the city
untiI ] conld learn what we could IA
with regard 10 indiana. Don't know, In
fact. when will be able 10 talk with the
President about the matter. II you will
send me your address when you leave
here. ~ sOon - | have sn opportunity
and have talked with the President
will communicate with you.
Truly YOURS.
J. N. HrsToE.
Does any man in his senses believe
that the three references to .she Presi-
dent In letter written In Washington
meant the President Of an Indiana Club
Does Mr. huston expect any sane man
70 believe anythiag II the kind 2 And
10 LindsyI scheme Was presented 70
him - purely phiIsnthropic one, .free
from any political or pecuniary signifi-
canoe whssevsr." what did he mean by
writing % Lindsey that Attorney Gene
ral Miller would hsve been ~satis6ed
that the proposed work wonld have On.
sbled us 70 save IndIsns7" That part
ofNr. HussOn's mind which - supposed
70 make distinctions between svuih and
6Alsehood y maniiestly in . state Of col
lapse.
Tho feet q he whole matter 4 pevseos
2 R'sis; k:1sey Psecse,:1 e o1sy.
nc1e1o ~ ~ 1too1o1ooe 1rnsa1oe q
sAeee e)oee esstes lrom the DemorrasIo %
- Republican cDiums ~ she col0nizing
~ purchased negro voters ~ those sssses.
Tbese men Iistsned 70 aud considered
lhe pr0poasl frnm Tho point Of view Of
he practicabIlisv alone. - The pubIiahed
letters show. without the least Qualm or
or the amsIiesi show of re-
volsing - the rascalitv of ihe project.
The proof Il perfect. II u furnished By
themselves. end IN their effort 10 break
sa force they have tripped over their
ows faisehoods-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

kaum offered an Opportnn ity &
| Meet Cooper Or Run.
The following correspondence -
pls'ns Itself Republican .nelhods Won
bear Discussion.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 10, 1850.
Hon l. T. Micheuer. Chairman Reuub
iican State Committee:
lpear Sir Tho announcement Il mai,
thst Pension C.snsnissiouer Greeu n
isnum is 10 speak ~ ceris,n poinss in In,
rifih Congressional District of this state
On behalf Of George w. Cs0per, mem,
her of Congress from thas district, 1 In
vi'e = JOINT discussion q these places be
tween Me&srs. Itsum and Cooper under
the ususl conditions ns 10 division ~
time. Your obedient servant.
&. l. JEwErr.
Chairman Democratic tate Committee
There will be no juint discussion. q
Mr. Aichener replied - foliows:
lxDIASAsoLrs. Oct. Is. ls90.
Hon. Charles l.. Jewett. Chairman Demo.
cratic State Committee:
Sir-l sm IN receipt OF your letter OF
this date, In which you ask tor Z Joint
between (iem. Green B. Il .uul
snd Hon. Geo. w. Cooper. I have not
consulted with General Raum. aud do
NOT know his views. but I decline your
Your truly,
L. 7. MicHESER. Chairman.
Mr.. Jewett was not IL the Iea.t die.
concerted by inis epistie. aud continued
his Efforts 70 bring about the joint die
russion. Therefore he Immediately
wired Commiseioner Raum It Washing
Ion ss follows:
i being announced that you speak st
points Ia the Fifth districs of indiana, I
addressed Chairman Michener. Of she re-
publican stste committee. inviting joint
discussion q these places between you
md Congressman Cooper. HE snswer
10: "Have not consulted Gen. Rsum.
and do not know his views, but declise
your proposition" I therefore. on b.
half Of Mr. Cooper and the democratic
state committee. address the challenge
70 yo0 personally. Answer. ptenss.
The HbOse Telegram Vas sent early In
he day aud late last night. when NJ.
Dewrtt had about decided thst the ~.
;ipient intended 10 ignore Il. . dispatch
:sme fossing over the wires 10 the e.
ect thst no such person - Green B
Rsum could b sosnd in Washington.
S~u- Rsum, holdisg = he does, one ~
The most important cfIices within the
kift Of the president. receives dsijy scosea
Df leIrKraED and comunuicnaione go
ks.I|.s .s'.I {. s. 9 . 8. 81 '|'.'
Ihero b % QuossDos bus lhss Gen
kssm's Secretary .recejvod Chslsnss
lewees's dispssch asd sens she reply
Zen. Sa0ns 10 evidently afraid 20 meet
Cooper. and takes THE
means Of evsdiug : debate with him. 1s
. expecis. however. that ~ evasion Of
his kind will avail him any thing b.
Knows very little about Indiana politics.
Chairman Jewctt has no Idea u silos y
ng The matter 10 drop. Il 10 his inism-
ION 70 compel NJ. Ranm 10 give : d.
'ect answsr one way o. The other. Raum
must do shis 0r stand iu . rather ridicu-
ous light before the public.-Indians-
,oiis Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

The silver Isw. passed By the rspubII.
lean congress. demonstIxes silver sltsr
the 3Oth Of June next. The coinage Of
lsilver, under this Iaw. will cease on that
date. Let every volee 10 Indiana r.
member this fact when be goes 20 the
polls on election day 10 rsc0rd HE ver-
diet upon The work Of ths 6fty-6rst con-
gress.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

indianapolis Sun: When NJ. McKiu.
Ley startled the faithful republicans Of
Michigan Citv. Ind. the other day, BY
telling them that he @hoped their emi.
asnt and distinguished representative In
congress would BE- re-sIected BY IN In
creased majority he rather put bic foot
In it. The ''eminent and distlnguiahed
Representative" Of that district % Ben.
Shively. . rock ribbed democrat from
the head waters. Mr.. Mckinley should
studv HE geography moro CLOSELY. He
made his mistake by supposing that be.
csuse be wss IN Michigan City he must.
Of course. be In Michigan state. where
ONLY good republicans are elected 70 Con.
Gress. The Ohio man 3 great man.
swsy from home.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

(which of vou csn Tell ne the mean.
ing Of amen n asked the teacher OF :
primary Sunday school class. Harry
held up his hand. III means that you
have got through, Be ssid.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

Daviess On. Democrat: Hon. John l.
Brrtx. Democratic candidate for Con.
vress IN this district. spoke::at Csnnslburs
Monday night and st EPSON Tuesday
night. Mr. Bresx does not pretend TO BE-
an orator, Int be makes : convincing
speech. bristilng with Democratic sruths
and principIes. A. his meetings. In this
county be has had . good attendance.
snd his audiences were composed ol
good Iisteners. He has made most ex.
cellent Impression. and many friends
wherever he hes gone. The election Il
only three weeka OF. and every voter In
this district friendly so western interests.
and 20 his own welfare. shouId see that
~. Bretxs name 10 on bis ballot on cleo.
lion day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

The recent census shows that tho drin
|of the country's population u Inward
the cities. The Boston Herald cslla q.
|tensi0n 10 the fact IN ninety two citiss oI
the country having . population OF ID.
ward Of 10000. the aggregate numhsr ri
Inhabitants is put at over $1,000
which 10 gain 81 nearly 81 per cont. Hos
the city population. compared with thsl
ofths rural districss Of the country. n
MASSACHUSETTS the city people constitute
considerably more than ons-half the TO-
tal population Of the whole state.
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REV. DARNELL.
Tho Republican Candidate Fol-
Cong rcss COrnered.


Ne UphsIds tlss Intlmisstlsn se Eapleyss
IDsvis-s 90. Dsnoesss.
1 Hal the Republicans of this distrIcl
known the record that w. N. DsrneiI
their candidate for congress. made In the
stase legisIasure two yesrs ago, they
would not have hsd she gall t0 put him
Iup . second time Tor : representative o..
nee. HiA record shows him 10 be one 0i
the wOrss enemies organized labor ever
had In this state. He was In favor Of
lfinkertons detectives having full sway
IN the stale 10 coerce lsb0riDg men wl,en
hey would remonstrate agsinst unfair
Itrostmens.
70 1881 the Same legislature that elec-
sed benjssnim Hsrrison 70 the United
States SeDste. passed certain obnox lou.
bills 70 the labosiug people. known %
the Intimidation Iswa. numbered IN the
ltsvised oStatutes 1926 snd 1927. They
provided heavy penalties for very trivial
ousnses. For instance il case Of rail-
road strike. an esnploye. who undertook
10 prevent some one else from taking bic
plsce, was subject 10 . due OF olO00 and
not less than $50, 10 which might bel
added imprisonment In the state prisOn|
not more than twenty zone years and not
iees tnen Two years. Il Was = fitting
statute for . Republican Legislature to|
pass. IL provided excessive punishment|
Tor employees In case Of strikes, but lei
the corporations 70 free.
The injustice OF the Law Was manifest,
and - soon - thu last Legislature met,
Representative Nolan. Dem0craiIcl
member. introduced resolution 10 have
the obnoxious and uncsIled for law die
criminsting against lsboring men re-.
pssled.
The bill for the repeal of this Law came
to > vote on February 96th. 1889. sixty-l
six voting for il and twenty -fonr against.l
Among those voting against Il wHs w. |
N. DArnelI, then Representative In theI
legislature from Greene county. and theI
present Republican candidate for Con.
gress In this district. Il wss . direct
slap q labor, and this action aloneI
should b enough % keep the peopIeI
from votiag for him. Il shows him soI
b subservtent tool 10 wealthy corpor-
ations, willing 20 do their bidding when
ever called upon.
Not ooly TIT ~ - IA ne g>ll ~
- UU6W 49, xoprooootatfgo Jo1o NJ n
Hnoa tlG0 S1r he brutal assault upon
Reproosneasiv0 willard. : DomocrasIcl
memhsr. % die : pr0lesl. thas nphold- /
Ing hooslIumisIn and ruflsnism II the
state lsgislaturo. These acss on bic psrtIl
'how him 20 b entirely unit for ths po-
.ision % which be aspiree. aud which
defeated him for re-nominstiou q the
handle Of tho Republican party In Greene
sounty 70 the came 06ice. although event.
bic opponent was said to BE- entirely until.
!or the Office Of Representative 70 the
legislature.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

IA
wkss d1d lhs IsgisIatsrs o. leeo DO III
the soldierS Il passed a act sppropri.
IatjnG go 100 tor rsbUilding che soldiers
land saiIOrs' orphans' home q Knights-
town (Chap. -. p 49, Il passed a aci
requiring township trustees 10 provide
for the decent burial. IN other than pau
per burial grounds. ol decsaaed e0ldiers
and sailors who shall have died residents
'of Indiana aud without m0aus 60 defray
funeral expenses- (Chap. n. D. 1897 Il
pa-asd 81 act ceding 70 the United States
juTisdictiUn over the lands 10 be acquired
iu Grant county fnr the new national
home for dissbIcd volunteer soldiers.
ana exempting the same from slale.
county and municipal taxsti0u. (Chap.
3. p. lO.l Il passed an oct requiring
county cIerks 10 furnish. free OF charge.
20 pension claimenfs. their Widowa, o..
tanned In the enrOllments OF soldiers and
eoldsers' widows and orphans died By
the t0wnship aaaess0rs In the clerk'a Or
6ces. tChap. 2u6. p. s76.l It passed On
sct making Il q ofIenss punishable By
fne and i'm pris0nment for any person TO
Withhold. muiiIsfe or destroy the CON-
mission or dIschsrgs papers ~ any col.
der. after they shall have been demanded
nv him Or his authorized agent. (Chap.|
2o0. p. ASl In addition 10 these oro-
vIsioOs Tor The veteesna. the legislaSure|
looked sStos the needs of the citisen col.
diery. aad @sds . thorough revision oil
The militis Isw The new law haa a.
ready heen demoassrseed t0 ~ : sue.
licieut inducement for The Organization
Ind maintenance of IN eHlciens stase|
militia. (Chsp. III, p. 325 -. P.|
Duun.
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eunLusHeD EVERY FRIDAY, AT JAsPER,
punosa COUNTY. INDIANA. nv
CLEMENT DOANE.
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Longer advertisements q the sams
,s,e fraction over even square ~
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80 the terms ior transient Advcrtsse-
-euts:a ressonabie deduction will he
msde "a regular advertisers.
Notices of appointment ~ adminis-
tr.ors ~ n lcg.l n"tices ofiike character
- he paid IN advance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

Tho Bsnkers' Monthly. : carsfnII,
edited and very conservative puhlica
tion, gives the amount of mortgages ~
farms IN six Wessern sssses tho aams
having heen accurately compiled-and
hgures out the interest on the same at
pr cent. which. certainly, 10 Z very
moderate average. viz:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

On tho effect of the incr~ase Of the
WOOL csiisss The Chicago Tribune (Rsp. ]
Isays:
The wool-grower viii not have ~ in-
cressed price tor HE neeces. They have
gone dow instead of up. becsuse the
higher cost 81 wOoien goods will check
consumption. That viii lessen tho de-.
msnd Tor American fine wool, and that
will lower the price Of wool. So the
sheep-owner who wss meant 20 b The
chief gamer Will b lhe chief Ioser. for
no VIII psy more for bic w0olen goods
and Get Iese Tor HE wool. He will seel
worse than the cOnsumer who has no
sheep, scd who loses q one end ouly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

kvanssiiie Courisr.
i The following csblesram appeared /,
the Associated Press papers Of the l6,I
liOsf.:
Il LoSDoS. October Is. In view ~ IN,
large number Of workingmen prepsrjns
Iso emigrase TO Americs In consequence
lof the Mckinley bill. tho United States
cOnsuls In different cities are giving the
widest publicity 10 the provisions or The
contract labor Law. It Il asId. however,
lthia Iaw u being openly violsted by
IAgeuts Of American manufacturing e.
IsabIishm~nis. and especially the cotton
and w0OIen goods manufactures
| Who expected snvthing else than lhIs
result? Having succeeded In raising
the tariff on the psodUcts Of their miIIs
leo ~ 10 secure them against foreign com.
lpetition, the American manu- factusera are
|WoW importing thousands OF skilled L.
|borers from England and Europe Who
have been accustomed 10 lower wages
there will b $500 eu route for the
United Ssates. sIl of them have embarked
since The 10th Of this month.
Nothing Il more certain than that the
scsle Of wages In every industry will bel
lowered from fourth 70 one-shird with.
In the next six months. Republican L.
b0rers. who have voted the Republican
ticket c0nscieutio0sly believing that par
~ 10 he their best friend, have contri-|
buted 70 this appalling condition OF sf-|
fairs, snd the Repu blicsn party has psssedI
through the House. and will psasl
through the Senate uulesa checked bv snI
overwhelming defeat at the polls Nov
ember I. the Force Bill. which not only
gives the MonnpoIists control Of the BAL
lot boxes In this country. but Of the|
Army. the Navy and the Courts. They
already have the Treasury. aud with sheI
sword and the purse in their hsnds, they
viii reduce the labor Of this country, and
the email merchants aud manufacturers,
and I'll wage esrnera Ia sbject slavery
IL the skilIed mechanic d0es not wish iol
receive the piitance they olTer him fosl
his daily work. they will food the c0un-l
try with psuper laborers from Europe
This election IL the very last chance.
IN our opinion-snd W spe<k deliber.l
atelv that the Msaees Of The PeopIeI
will haye 90 turn hack the tide of despos-
ism which the Mossyed OIigsrchy have
boldly outlined - the liked policy Of the
Republican party. their willing instru-
meat. THAI they intend to stamp uponl
lhe sdmluieirssinn Of the Federal Cow
esnment. There viii BE- Uniisd Ssases
hsyonsss at every future election lf the
Republicans succeed % November.
w. :. /.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

@The meetings OF Mr.. G. Znckricgel
at KelIerviIie And st Anthony last week
were each we'll amended, and his argu-
meuts were good seed sOwn Ia good
ground, and win produce . crop Of
Democratic votes : week from next
Tuesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

s "The new census gives Texas e..
} l232 220 people. m increase Of 4O.2l per
cent; and Tennessee l763, ,753, an IL.
Icrease Of "A IS per cent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

rpCol. J. D. Armstrong spske 70 Z
good audience q -. Anthony Friday
might lsss. aud explained tho hardship~
OF the Mckinley tari0 on the farmer. and
the bypOcrisy Of the Republican party,
towards The soldien In mastery
manner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-24

|eooep With wOlfs hIdo. coy moeo snoa
|e Republican under sny Other name {
BAIL Chris, hoist tbe Republican ticket
- On0e, yoo know you'll vote Z nv unIeoo
some coe pays you 70 votR - other
|tickesi NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
STILL PfZZLING OVER THc cNTERpRISt

II Is not at all tain that the slup Of war Enter
prise Will be ready 10 start her so.ith Manti-
cruise within the next two week even IL >r cm> ii
all The causes and exact locations Of tie leak, III
the hull arc st II much oi my ter. and the finding
Of an old olriing where one Of the r!aan,I pump
was and the stopping # il up i, proved not 70 BE- the
only caisc o. the trouble. the ship still leak, annt
five inches day. or only abOnt 30 per c"i less thn
she leaked before she wa, put into dry dock Tue
replacing Of tho stores in the ship that w"r t,k-n
out bcforc sic put into the dry docs, though, dc
lay"d for several day hcca>c Of the dai Of putting
them In III wet weather. was begun yesterday.
it is possible thai when I'll u these ar" pu in and i.
vessel i sunk TO Ter nOrm,l drlmght innr leaks ma,
show Themselves above TIC present l.ht load water
line II TINS 81 nd b" the TIC vessel NAV lac
ordered to b. surveyed for III extensive rcIa r., II
Is the impression ( TIE officers on Ioard that Io
copper should h" entirely Stripped n and the 70 nm,
10 thoroughly cCnt!,scd hcfrc the conner sheath no