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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

indianapolis sentinel
We wish 10 make long. broad mark
for the Rev. Mr.. Gleason or Well.. Ms,.
- = republican preacher who IL cspabl.
Of being shocked BY the crimes Of repuh.
Iicsn politicians. Wells Il In 0peake,
Reeds district, and II Il openly charged
that Dsvak Maxwell, the richest and moss
influential man la the place. sat In fhc
|iown-house on election dav with : plIe
lof bills aud . memorandum book IN III
lap and bought votes BY scores. On Sun-
Idsy Iast Mr.. Gleason made the matter
the subject OF sermon. Mr.. GleaaOn
said that he had heard IL talked openly
upon the streets aud In the stores that
men had sold their votes at the late eIec-
tion, and that some Of the most prom.
'nent men Of the town hsd bad money as
their command for buying votes. He
characterized the proceedings 10 which
ne referred - grossly immoral aud M
Iquitous; he said that the guilty persons
had not only committed . crime against
against society and good government.
hut had transgressed the law Of God
lie said that there should certainly be a.
Investigation OF the charges which were
making against various men or vote. bnv-
Ing and v0te-selling, and that whstever
men having church connection were i'm
p''cated In the charges should DO subjecs
70 examination touching their conduct.
ana that church discipline should be re-
sorted to 20 punish such q should BE-
found guilty.
he said that the disgraceful perform
Ances st the Wells town house would.
Tor one thing. emphasize the absolute
necessity tor the adoption OF the Austra.
liam ballot system in the state OF Maine.
Iie hoped and should pray, he said, that
when the legislature should come into
session Il would make II its frst busjness
70 provide secret ballot system. nr.
lsleason closed his sermon bv saving.
This 10 not political sermon. though
you may call II 90 il you choose: Il u :
sermon In the cause Of rightoousnees
Ind honesty"
Mr.. Gleason's sermon has made great
'iir IN the town OF Wells. aud the fact
hat ne i an earnest repu biican hss given
ld'ied importancc 10 his denunciation Of
he acts Of the republican Doodle hand
ers.
We extend cordial invitation To NJ.
ileason 10 come ont 10 Indiana. and
gree 70 furnish him topics for sermons
'or the next six months. lie would per-
,aps be little lonesome among the r.
publican preachers OF this region. but
probably no moro sO than be will Be n
Maine hereafter. Our divines are moro
Interested IN the dennncialion OF alleged
outrage in the South than they arc in
the sins committed within
'earing Of their voices.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26
Pensions for Deaf Veterans.

While the association Of graduates and
former pupils Of the Indiana Institution
for the deaf and Dumb was in session
last week, Prof. August Jutt, one OF the
corps Of teachers OF the Indiana Institu.
tion, made strong argument in favor
lof the bill now pending In Congress for
the increase Of pension Tor the deaf sol
'dier and sailor to $40 per month. Tie
Professor was eloquent aud enthusiastic
IN his remarks, aud at the conclusion in
'troduced the following resolution, which
was adopted:
"WbereAs, there II now pending b.
fore Congress . bill providing FOR the
pensioning Of totally deaf soldiers and
sailors Of the Union army and navy OF
tho war Of 1861, and fixing the rate &C
$40 per month Tor such deafness. and
whereas ssid bill has been passed by the
Senate and IL now pending before the
House Of Representatives for lis action
thereon, therefore be II
Resolved. That we, members OF the
Association OF Graduates and Former
Pupils Of the Indiana Institution Tor tho
Deaf. sympsthizing with our deaf sol
diers and sailors. and believing that their
cause is most righteous one, do inost
earnestly request the Representatives
now in Congress 10 give their most ear
nest support 70 said bill and that they
use ell honorable mesns 10 get the COM
mittee on rules 70 set apart day Tor the
confederation Of said bill tSenate No.
III, for said incrcasc Of pension to said
deaf soldiers and sailors. = indianapolis
Journal.
Prof Jutt IL = native OF this county
and ls son or G. J. Juti. Of Jasper, who
10 one Of Dubois county's well known
veterans The Argus Is pleased to hear
that the professor 10 championing tho
csusc Of this unfortunate but deserving
class Of veterans. .-- Huntingb burg Argus.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26
Last year we exported 10000 ooo bush

Last year We exported 10000 O0O bush
els OF wheat. and imported l,9OU-pro-
badly seed wheat. The whole duty col
lected on our wheat importation was
$3.50 That is The index OF "protection !"
thst our farmers receive from = tariff on
wheat, while they sell millions at tho
free trade prices abroad, which regulates
the prices It home. Aud yet the Nc
kinIey bill assumes that the farmer IL
such . ninny - to think that : tariff
projects him, and 90 with great flourish
Increases the tariff on wheat 10 % per
cent With the Boslnn Herald. "wa
DOUBT IL the FIathral Indians could 10
fooled BY the pefiormsnce with which
Republican congressman seek 20 imposs
upon tho tiIlcrz 81 shr soiI IL The United
states. .r-Indianspolis News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

Ifall the tender emotions of our NO.
ture are aroused by shc mention Of Tie
word "nother,' then Why not LEI \
mother have something 10 say about our
laws governing social sud business a.
fairs! 1--we trust molhrrs ;. guide the
Young, why not their counscl - govern
The nation!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

The local unions of Dubois county.
will hold mass meeting nj Hills
borough on the 9th dav ~ September.
1880 Good music. good speaking, and
. merry time for all. Let every body
como. JosiE CooTEg, Pfss. u. Z. Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

Any voter who moves from one coun-
~ 70 another. or from one township "a
another, alter September s. or who
moves from one precinct 20 another after
October 3. will thereby inse his vote.
The election will DC A;Ij Tuesday, No
vcmbcr 4. Il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

FROM The ChcaED LFileFion-
Temperance people have : good deal
20 put W with under the administration
Of Benjsmin Harrison. They will be
stiil further depressed to learn that an
apartment within the sscred precincts of
the national capitol hss been the scene
~ popping corks that rcsembIcd the
Morton bullet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

II, as many admit. the woman is the
morSI prop OF man. then whv bar her
from . right % aid him by The ballot (?
u u not hard work q drop : little piece
Of paper IL : box, j. a.?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26

business, branching out into real estate
other branches ~ manufacturing. a !
partner 20 help poorer men along. a.
with Mr.. Msckey IL great rSilrnsd 81.
terprises. lie died worth probably two
millions Of dolIars.
Ito served ss member Of the State
Legislature and also in Congress. and
TOOK high rank IN both bodies ~ . bstsi-
ness member. lie WAS. also, extensively
talked OF In 1894 as Z Republican csudi.
date for Governor OF Indisna. aud coull
probably have had the nomination II
would have consented 10 have made the
race. tie declined the oner. saying he
Vas too much enxrossed In busi.
ness 70 attend 10 State affairs, aud
ne told the writer hereof that he con-
s'dered his true calling . business one.
aud not political. that he disliked the
strife that . political life engemtlersd. and
did mot intend ever 10 consent 10 enter
the political arena again; that he wssI
heartily content Tor those who liked nj
TO snsnage political affairs, while hel
would try 10 make ~ honest living byl
attending strictly 10 business
The State, IS well ~ the CITY of Evans
vile, and his immediate relatives. hssl
canse 10 mourn The death Of citizen 20
rnterprising and indusirious - William
Iieilsnan.
II IL said no leaves his widow ol .OOO.-
100. and each Of his nimc children $6O.-
~ ~ will. His life was insured tor
eiU0.000.
Or. 9. B. Montgomery, Hunting
burg; Hiram Hitman. Newton Stewart ::
!ohn r. Black. velpcn; John +. Peak.
!.oogooiee Green Ray, Adyeville. and
Henry King, GentryviiIe. sre among the
veterans granted an increase or pensions
ast week.
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DuHofs COUNTY. INDIANA. ny
CLEMENT DOANE.
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At the very least calculation The
Democratic party must have The best OF
luck II II gets control Of tho Government
within the next ten years. This would
be = long time for the people 10 wait
Votc the farmer ticket, aud thus lop oil
dead issues, and show an unwilIingness
10 throw your vote away. -Independent.
A. nsusl Dufendsch u 4 little "onr In
The above calculation. The Democrats
will unqucstionably elect . majority Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-02

thorities are 10th to interfere in state affairs
even if cognizant of the fact that some irregu-
laTitieS may exist. Latner. the man who was
brought across the river, is now in Chattanooga
and recently stated that he proposed to make 1t
warm for the parties in Maine who were instru-
mental in bringing him to this side of the
river. This statement is discredited on
good authority IN Nueya LIredo. as the on
Gals there claim that they only wish to sett
the question as to whether party in authority
in Mexico accompany alleged prisoner
across to this side with ut being punished. and
for this reason all the guards. three in number,
are now in Jail also in N1eva Laredo, and Ear
emba, although not an officer, is held &C
cessory. Col. Zaremba is a Russian by birth
and naturalized citizen of the United States.
The home of his family is in Chicago, where his
wife and three sons reside. He has made his
headquarters in Mexico in company with son
for several years past. When arrested he imme-
diately telegraphed United States Minister Ryan
at the CITY of Mexico, and received the follow
ing answer:
fudge Marcias is inclined to investigate first
and then take proper action.
lSignedl RYAN"
1t Is understood. through Mr.. Williams that
Pinkerton has yet done nothing to aid Col Ter
emba, and that the latter remains in jail un-
able to secure trial.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-02
John F. Hardy, fyDgBg,FIIt51 Agent

last by Chicago In the vote on the site In
the house of representatives. 1t is also
true that though the matter has not yet
been definitely decided there is but slim
chance of the reversing of the decision
of the house. Notwithstanding all this,
however, it now begins to look as If New
York, after all, is going to
have some fair, whatever the
house and SENATE may say regarding
the Worlds fair, and the pith OF the
whole matter lies in a statement made by
Chauncey Mitchell Depew in an inter-
view last Tue sday evening just after he
had returned to this city from the I'M
availing campaign which New York had
carried on in Wa, hington. Said he:
1.-The wisest thing for the leaders of the
Republicans and Democrats to do is to
get together and amend that Albany bill
SO that the 103 commissioners will be
authorized to go ahead aud provide q
permanent building for such expositious
es may from time to time come to New
York city. We could do what London
has done in the last two years
In these local shows we could assume all
the proportions of the World g fair and
they would be OF incalculable advantage
to New York. -
This idea of Depew's, it is expected,
will be brought up for discussion at
Tuesday Is meeting. Already, it is said :,
two such prominent Republican leaders
as Warner Miller and Elisha Root favor
it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-02
IN A MEXICAN DUNGEON.
Dttec;iye in tie Capture of an
All, gpd Train RObber.
srecial to the Gazette.

HISClaI TO the GaZette.
LAREDO. TEX, March 1.-THE Zaremba case
still continues to interest legal minds on both
sides OF the Rio Grande Col. Zaremba, as
Will be remembered, is in custody in Nuevo
Laredo, Mexico, for aiding Matt Pinkerton in
the Illegal extradition o. kidnapping OF T. j.
Latner an alleged thief, charged W tn being
member OF 4 gang who Systematically robbed
me express on the New Orleans and Crescent
thlIroad, running out OF On ttanoosa, rem.
ZaTcmba is held in New Laredo to answer a
charge OF violating international law.
When Zaremba arrived IN the city
an enron Gus impression as to the
position he had was created and &c was supposed
here that he comnliss oner general OF police,
whereas he had only an honorary position I'M
Ger the Mexican authorities as commissioner
general of railroads without pay. DE alleged
mat he only came to Laredo from sen Luis
Potosi as 4 friend and interpreter for Plnkerto1.
1t now transpires that Zaremba IS agent IN Mex
leo OF the American and Mexican investment
company of Chicago. which has valuable mining
his standing we'll with the government.
speaking the language, etc, Zaremba was
CHOSEN as their represo ntatiye IN Mexico. IL
seems that his detention here and the conse-
quent neglect of the company's business has
caused them little trouble. and Tor that rea-
son Mr. ~ B. Williams o. Chicago. the new
secretary and treasurer of III company. has been
IN LsrCd do for day or two psst endeavoring TO
make some arrangements by " hich Zarsn can
lie liberated, but so far has endeavors have
prove fruitless tls New Ltralo aIthorities
a!e inCorr gibe.
Chief of Police Marca19 OF San Luis Potosl Is
also charged with the sam offense Zaremba.
but the requisitiou from the state Of 1aumau-
Ii as, in which New Laredo is situated, the
governor OF that state, has been ignored and
conseQuen tlv the officer above mentioned Will
not be given up. Mr.. Williams has been en-
oeeYoriug 10 secure speedy trial for Zaremba.
but without avail. as the authorities wish to rs
h m at the same time the chief CT police above
mentioned !, aTraigned, consequently he thus
languishes in jail.
Strenuous efforts have been made to induce the
Federal government to interceoe in his behalf
but to no avail, as in Mexico The Federal au-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-02
DEPEW HAS AN IDEA.

He Wants New York fifty 10 be Prepared to
Have Big shaw at ANY Moment
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, March For Tuesday
next, at p. M, iu the great World s
fair committee room IN the Times build
ing. a meeting has been called OF the
general executive COMMITTEES OF the
World s far; but it nov begins to look
as if this meeting, which it had been an
nounced was going to be the final one OF
the grand movement for an interna-
tional exposition in New York City
might not prove such a funeral after
all 1t Is true the Empire City, after
many months of preparation and organi-
cation, after having set aside magniti-
cent site and having raised a guarantee
fund of over fifteen million dollars,
nevertheless was defeated on Monday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-02
The Result Of the German Flee
tiOns Tames the Young Kaiser.
Hereafter the Old Chancellor Will Run
Things While the Emperor Plays
the Figurehead.
Bismarck Air ady Scheming for Combination
of art es that VIII Give Him o
Working Maj :rlty.
AFFAIRS IN GERMANY.

Triumph of the German Liberals and Social
lists In the Second Ballots.
(Copyrighted by the Associated Press.)
BERLIN, March by the results of
the second ballots reported to-day the
disastrous defeat Of the Cartel coalison
Is confirmed, and the same figures put in
u stronger light-the trl umphs of the
German Liberals and Socialists. Four
districts in this city in which the first
canvass was undecided have now been
carried by the German Liberals. The
first returns Fraegor, the second Vir-
chow, the third Muchel, the fifth Raum-
bach. All these are men whose presence
in the reichstag gives ulster to that body.
In the second and third OF these districts
the Socialists headed the poll on the first
ballots Their defeat is only Cue to the
combination of other parties against
them. Returns from the provinces re-
ceived up TO this time (9:50 p n y con-
tinue to disclose in every direction de-
feats of the National Liberals and sue
cesses of the popular candidates OF various
stripes Perhaps the most surprising
feature of this
ACTIVITY OF TIE POPULAR ELEMENT
Is the IVely TedPptH!auSe ol tHo foiho
party or Democrats i'll all districts where
the Socialists did not put up candidate.
We shall not have full and reliable re-
turns Tonight. For those we must wait
until Monday. Prince Bismarck is al
ready actively planning and negotiating
for the restoration of the government
majority by the manipulation of
the parties. In his new scheme
the Center party will replace the
National Liberal party, as that
stood in the Cartel These elections
hpve resulted in the full restoration
IF the princess control over the emperor.
The chancellor never seriously intended
to retire, but would have retired rather
than have played the part of figure
head. His giving out of purpose 10 re-
sign called the emperor's attention to the
fact that that would be the logical con-
sequence of his separating himself en-
tirely from the chancellor, aud doubt
less
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-02
ALL SOCIALIST AGITAToRs.

DR.. Arendt, secretary Of the Emin
Pasha relief committee, is q defeated
candidate. he predicts that the new
reichstag will be Indifferent to colonial
the supplies necessary for Maj. Wise
man.
1t is expected that the new relchstag
will be convoked for April 10.
The emperor will on the 18th visit the
Sarre mining district as the guest Of
Herr Stumm, the mine owner.
In May he goes shooting with the car
in the forest of Yolhylla.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-02
The Rea,lY PISTOL.
epecial to the Gazette.

kHeclaI 70 the GaZeltS
SAN ANTONIO, TEX. March I.-At Pearsal this
afternoon F. j. Bailey, veterinary surgeon.
was shot by Earl Reagan. The bullet entered
close TO the navel and came out in the back al
most opposite. Bailey at last accounts was not
dead but the doctors do not expect he can re-
cover He is quite young man and came to
Texas from Michigan not long ago. The shoot
ing occur ed at a saloon. Reagan has been ar
rested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-02

Lab0uchere, Pro and Con.
LONDON, March 1.-The Star. Mr.. T.
P. o'Connor's paper. commenting on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-02

C0al.nalea oa SersnsA Pags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-02

Triumph of the German Liberals and Social
lists In the Second Ballots.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-02
The Ernil Coach Robbery.

LONDON, March 1.-The recent rob-
berry of a mail coach between Schuder-
berg and Flensburg, in Schloswig, has
been fertile subject for discus
sion for the North German papers.
The coach is stated to have been held up
in truly artistic style, and quite valua
BILE mail secured by the 70 bbers. 1t is
conjectured that if the knights of the
road were not Americans they were in
spired by the reading of sim liar occur
rences IN America, or had witnessed the
attack on DeadHood coach in Mr..
Cody's show.
ROYAL RELATIONS.
Relations between the German emperor
and his mother have undoubtedly i'm
proved. The death OF Empress Augus Ia
is said to have drawn them together, and
it is understood that Empress Frederick
has abandoned her intention to go to
Italy with her mother. The latter royal
parsonage, it is said, with i'll health,
has become more exacting than
ever, and those who are compelled TO
be in attendance on her have
sorry time indeed. The Princess Beat
rice cannot escape, but her elder sister
mas u6FGIOpbu uOL OUiy Jul u Will
of her own and although she does not
like Germany overmuch, it is not likely
she will place herself again under dicta-
ton of her imperious mother.
THE STRIKING DOCK LABoRERs.
LONDON, March 1.-The strike of the
dock laborers at Greenock has greatly
excited appreher sious of Glasgow mer-
chants. The Scottish port has been
comparatively free from labor troubles,
which have so emb arrassed trade at Lon
don and Liverpool, and the men have
| hitherto been industrious and
tractable. Mr.. Henderson, promi-
nent shipper, says the strike was
precipitated by majority OF
the workmeu, and is due to the machina-
tions of English agitators claiming to
represent the London dock laborers
union, who have been at work among
Scotch goods handlers for the last month
| and have finally succeeded in injecting
them with fear OF ostracism by all
trades unionists.
Labouchere, Pro and Con.
LONDON, March 1.-The Star, Mr.. T.
P. O'Connor paper, commenting on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-02

There were ass suicides in England last year,
which is the largest number ever recorded.
Males srTely outuumber the females.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-12-06
Terms OfCOurt.

EI0HrRENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
In the Parish of st. T.mmany.
the Jury terms shall commence "n
the fourth Mondays Of January
aud June. and the Court terms
shall commence on the first Monday
Of May and the fourth Monday Of
October.
In the Parish Of Washington the
Jury terms shall Commence on the
fourth Monday Of March and the
thir j Monday Of October. and the
Court terms shalt commence on the
second Monday OF May aud the 6rsi
Monday Of December.
Tangipahoa Parish-Jury terms,
second Monday in January. first
Monday in June.
Court terms, fourth Monday Ia
April. fourth o n day in November.
Livingston Psrish-Jnry terms
second Monday IN April. 6rst Mon
lay IN November.
Cocrt terms, second Mondays ~
March and October.
Oct. 2lst. 1889.
JAS. II. THOMPSON.
Judge.
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