The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16

"aier ~, siministrstion Of SECRETARY Ri,t'
but many suyg .stions for the eniargs u useful.
sSss,ssfui Ell ri 10 nrsak down tho rs.tes'
tons TO the FREQ Introduction OF our sat prbi.
ucts In th countrisso 81 Ea!rops' the sscre, uy
s,inulatiug anl aiding all other gov-rnm ut
officers. ut mono ami abroad, whose oih 'ial da.
~ ~, total trad ! in hog prodacts with Eur,pp IN
May. 1894 amounted 70 s.OO)UoJ. mounds.
sxa,a't, AZ sss' 70. ~ sss sane sss %sais p oi ,s'I; y
Inc same month q tao pre-,
incrsa.s OF ii par cent. aud In August OF IS PSF
cent. over ths corr, responding months OF 1891.
Hbsen exported since tho law was pu, IN opera.
ton. AMI a comparison OF this four montn.of
May: June; ivy 10, :ci . ASss. a. i ss r,s w..a "a the
numbsr OF pounds OF our export OF pork
products Of 9: per cent: and an incrsas.
~ besf incr.s.sd from 1877 10000 pounds
in lss? TO s2l .5DO.0 O) pounds ia 1892. or about %
per cont Dnr,ng tn. past year tn IRE nav se,e
exported in 1889 This Increased exp,rtstion
has bsen largely promoted BY the inspection
secretary and his efficient; subordinate. 10 make
that inspection thorough and to carefully ex.
clude from all cargoes diseased or SUSPECTED
cattle.
PLEuRo-
Tho department OF agriculture has laboref
with great energy and faithfulness - extirpsts
pIeuro pneumonia; and on tns 10Th day of Sep
tember last a public announcement wa. mais
by the srcr.tary that tho disease no longer
existed within thu United States. lie - en-
tir-lv SATISFIED. after the most searching Ia
ouiry. that this statement was ju stih u. ani
that by u continuance OF the inspection AMI
: quarantine now required OF cattle brought into
this country the disease can bs prevented from
, again getting any foothoid.
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.
! Tho subjsct OF quarantine reguia tons, in.
"a spection aud control was brought su idenly 70
: my attention by tne arrival At our ports In Au-
: rust last OF vessels infected with cholera
y ouarsntins regulations should b, uniform at
al our ports. Under the constitution they AFRO
ton whsn and so far As congress shall legislst-.
In my opinion the whole subject. should 10
taken into national control ana adequate
81 power given to the executive to protsct the
y psopls against plague invasions. On tho first
Of september last approved rsgul.t 'ens esr =
vessels bringing Immigrants from for
eign forts This order will be oon,
q timed 4, S.v, rsss';oa TO e0 pa.,.ns 'er but M :
q. due care for the homes OF our psopis justified
Is in such cssss the utmost prccAution: Their .
OF danger that with the comlnc OF sprinx cholera
re will again appear and "A liberal ap preparation
III should b. made at this session to enable our
u quarantine and port officials to exclude the
IN deadly plague.
" wATcHpuLSEss NECESSARY.
ppt the most careful and stringent quaran-
On tine regulations may not be sufii absolute
nt ly TO exclude the disease TINS progress OF mel
no zeal and s snnI'iry ap sc,s%cs p p.,c.usions ar,
49, tskeu at once TO put all Of our cities IN ths
he best sanitary condition and a prosl
III ston il made for isolating any sporaii c
=, csses and for a thorough di,infcction. az
Ia. epidemic can. l am sure. be avoided.
e. aHsrRicrIos OF IMMIGRATION.
We are peculiarly subject in our great por.
M. ton OF the spread OF the infectious nis'ass. ~
reason OF the fact that unrsstrictsd immigrs'
~ tion brsngs to Us out OF Europssn cities IN tn
he ov~ercrowded stesrages OF great steamship
,eaa. make them tho easy victims Of the plague
ms Tnis consid% Grafton: as We'll " 'nv IN
affecting the political. moral ANA ana. y, ~
10 renew tbs suggestion that admission
~ to our country aad 70 the high privileges o
sw n, ms rs'ic csrsiaI' ' ws have We think. q right an
xsl owe = duty to our own people. and especially ,
our Working ing 'snGn:c, nU Tho e" eivi u d H.Sn ii
paupsr aud tho contract laborer. but to cnec
avs the too great Asw OF immigration now comin'
YER by further limitations.
~ rpE coLuMBr An EXPOSITION
Gas Tn. r.port OF the Worlds Columbian e xpos
ion t,on has not been submitted. That OF Il
80 board OF management OF the government -
III. hibit has bee pssn w rsre' " the nsu copstrucsion and
in preparation for the opening 81 the exposs.sl
DIS IN May next has pr1gress.a m ssa msrniflcsns
that will w~ortnily sustain tue nonor Vi -
on United states.
us PROTECTION FoR RA ILRoAD EMPLOYEE
i'm. In reviewing the recommendation which
,sss have made in three pr ,ssssss for thu prots
and tom Of railroad employees against the da,gs
incident to the old aud inadeqnsts me'ho'
., o uss UPON freight trains.
very 80 with the hops that this congress VII "a
uing .c.ion tats commerce commission she
tary tnss usrr.s : vs d,fYerent STYLES OF car cou
U.s. lsrs reported to be in use. and thai curing :
SUI. anne period there were 2 .66l employees kh.
a.,,c and u. l40 injured Nearly, 10 per cent, OF :
deaths occurrei in the coupling and uncoup,
4. 20 ~ cars ana over % per cent. OF the injuries n
rte. the same origin
THE CIVIL SERVICE.
shed The civil service commission ask Tor an
cy OF preparation for needed clericsi ass,s's.
max wbieb think should b. given 1 ext.nlei
and c,a.siaed service March /. 1899. to include ~
petus siclans. supsrintcndents. assistant super
hose tsndsnts. school teachers and matrons !,
xican indian service and have had under conside
ss,ve ton the subject OF some furtner
,ddsd tensions. bst nave ,,s nor mon VII
in ant .>ten.ions can most properly ana ussiu"'
alton made.
INJECTION LEGrsLArfoS.
acres have in each three annual messages WI
4 how it has been my duty to snom,. danger Z
n.rtad with our election methods ana ~
x.c,. tees. a. they arc related to the choice" o, ON
80 "a ths national government In my last an.
n nas ,ressaye I endeavored TO i1voke serious Az
$50 tlona TO the evils OF unfair Apportionms
..s.-a for congress. can not clos ~,
n,'su without again calling attention 70 tnessk -
~ and threatening owls. l hal hoped ina.
ua.s ross,ble to secure a non PARTISAN inqulr,
VIZ mans OF a commission into the evhs tns
stcass .teure Of which Is known to All. am tnas
osen ~ this might grow legisiauon Il
unus' which All thought OF partisan advantage ~
he eliminated and only the III
mace though, appear OF maintaining the Tree
rocees and purity of the ballot and the .equantv oi
slsctor without the guar an ty. OF when tns
feassu eminent could never have been iormru,
Z, 'ns vi.hou. the continuance OF which ltvan
W. ~ - .-t-t IN tnaR1 and DfDaDHfllH
aud OF contin"" W hs 90 .houId come togs
tnese mpou tho high plane OF patrio'
ue vbile we devise mathods that sshali secure
2, wa right Of man qualified by law to cast = Tree
80 ~ loi and give to every such ballot an eqnsl =
N W II chnosing our public ON ,ers and ~ diree
ia "a the policy OF the government. Lswlessns
nunis, not loss such. but more where u usurps
~ f~unstions Of the psace ohhcer and OF tns 60
to re LyScHrSo or NEGROES.
4 con-. The frequent l~ynching OF colored peoV
,.H.vs cu.ed Of crime IL without the excuse VII
~. .orpstimes b .en urged by mobs Tor = Ian.
- ~. pursue the appointed methods Tor n"e ~
~rs. ,nent OF crime that the accused nav M v
ibIe by innusnce over cou,. ~ the
ra.tia, ,nunity wh.re they occur, anu -