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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11
BOLD BANK BURGLARS.

The Coidwater (IIcs,.l National Hank
Visited BY Bursisrsi who Gutted the
sants- Taking Everything In sight. Even
70 the Pennies
DETROIT, Mich. March i.--A special
to the News from Coldwatcr. Mich.
says. The Coldwater national hank
was robbed last night. The estimated
loss is >3o0J0- The robbers drilled the
outer door Of the vault and with 4
punch broke the lock of. The middle
door was secured with a paddock.
This was probably broken with
sledge- The inside vault contained
one burglar proof. combination lock
safe and also a steel safe time
lock These were drilled and
charged with dynamite The doors OF
both safes were blown completely of.
wrecking both safes and leaving moth
Ing but she'll Of each. The conclusion
shattered the wooden shelves inside the
vault and scattered the contents Of the
safes and the shelving about the floor.
There was no one sleeping in the bank.
and no one heard the explosion The
discovery Of the robbery was not made
until the bank was opened this morn
ing. There is no cleU 10 the robbers.
The robbers took cvsry bit Of cash.
including bills silver All pennies. they
could find. They alru secured $4,000
Philadelphia < ReaUnr .ailroad bonds
= private deposit Ire burglars gained
access - the bank BY prying up an OUT
side window.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11
IRON AND STEEL MEN.

New association of Iron and steel Man
nfsrfursr~. Employing Nearly Forty
Thousand Wen. orcanixed-i Change 81
Base in the Working scSie 10 be de-
manded. which May Provoke War
PITTSBURGH. Pa. March s.--A new
association Of iron and steel manu-
facturers representing thirty firms in
Pittsburgh and the Ohio vailey.and en-
ploying nearly $4,000 men has been or
ganizcd. II Is stated tina: this orrani-
zation. which is entirely independent
OF the Bar Iron Manufacturers associa-
ticn and the Tin Plate association. will
make determined effort for an early
adjustment OF the wage scale. The
association. il j. said. will demand
from the Amalgama:cd association a
change IN the base Of the scale
which has heretofore been dictated
BY the bar iron men The association
will also demand that there shall be
three turns Of eight hours each. and
that hereafter all work shall be paid
for cy the ton and not by the day or
piece work That the new association
will meet with determined opposition
from the Amnlgamated association and
The bar iron manufacturers i certain.
The proposition i the most radical yet
presented 10 the Amalgamated asso-
-iation and unless complied with means
4 war to the death between the manu-
lecturers and the labor organizations
and will affect the iron and steel in
iustries Of the United States
Negotiations have been under way
.ith John Jarrett. United States con-
nj al birmingham 10 induce him to
accept the secretaryship Of the manu-
lecturers new association. and while
70 definite arrangements have been
made. i i reasonably certain that he
will be secured aud will take charge OF
be new iron and steel association.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11
AN UNPOPULAR SECT.

The DoinEs Of che .Sew and Latter House
Of israel tn Detroit. Mich. Leads 20 nm
Ercitin< scene m the streets offh@ CITY
Tar and Feathers Proposed as = Rene
dial Agency
DKrRor. Mich. March "a violent
scene was enacted in the Wayne circuit
court here. The New and Latter
House of Israel is novel religious So
ciety Of recent growth here. whose
members have purchased a number Of
houses adjoining each other live in
community and refuse TO cut their
hair. The long haired people have been
emiuentIy successful in breaking IN
families herea bouts. attracting the hns-
band or wife TO the community. One 81
the victims IS Joseph r. Richardson. =
business man. whose wife joined the
Israelites, taking with her their little
daughter. Richardson sued out a writ
OF habeas corbus, which was returna-
bic to-day. An immense crowd attend
ed court and filled the courthouse cor.
riders When an adjournment was
taken the scene in the corridors was a
wild one The crowd hooted and
jcered the long-haired disciples
and threatened 70 carry them to the
river and drown them One excited in
dividual proposed tar and feathers. and
Il but required leader to put the
threat into execution The leader OF
the elect finally piloted them away
without personal violence. II is feared
that their residences will be mobbed
and the elect driven out Of town. The
religious society is sort Of frce-love
affair.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

old-time declaration. embodied IL the
frss tariff bill. that in the collection Of
taxes ~ the federal government there
will be always and necessarily an incl
dental benefit 10 manufacturers ~ the
products taxed under an indirect sys-
tenn. l;u, they understand that the
protection thus afforded j. an incident
OF taxation rather than an excuse for
II. contrastcd with this position.
modern rcpnhlicani~m teaches that row
enue j. only m incident i'm system
which leyirS taxes for the purpose az
protection The distinction was clear
N sta,el in the phrase Of cx-Con. ress-
man Cannon in which he called the
sugar duty "a revenue cxcre-,eac on
the protective system
Agains, this position the republicans
raise The OBJ ection that the benefits tins
arising are unequal y distributed This
i admitted No careful publicist has
evcracclarcd that system Of taxation
cculd be devised not open TO this OBJ
jrrtion. Aside from the fact that hui
manity can never expect TO discover
perfection in it, works there j. another
Fundamental truth involved in the col
lection Of revenue Cor the state which
must BE- met by the candii logiclan
with the admission that his reason
fails here a. il does when seeking de-
fcn>e 81 punishment either by the STATE
or individual There IS no method OF
reasoning BIZ which one may reconcile
what seems the necessary treatment
Of criminals one explanation Of this
i ;ha. the crime created an abnormal
condition. under which the accepted
rules Of ethics DO not apply. But ac-
ceptlng the present opinion that gov
ernmentS must raise revenues BY taxa
ton. and seeking the best methods Of
Indirect taxation, democrats have no
need 70 fear the criticism that their
insolve = degree Of injus-
tice- Their claim is 10 reduce the pec-
pies unnecessary burdens Their op-
ponents desire their increase. Demo-
Gratis would tax the people for their
own purposes and would take nothing
from them not absolutely necessary
for government If the democracy
holds firmly 70 this position there Will
be no doubt rs to the outcome OF the
contest The people have
mad enough Of repn blican methods
Chicago Tines
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11
A SIGNIFICANT CONTRAST.
BinIne's Letter 81 wstndrswaI -Four Years
Ago and Now.

Binine's Letter 81 Nitndrtwal -Four Years
Ago and Now.
II IS worth while 10 recall as a matter
Of historic interest il for no other pur-
pose. the fact that Mr.. Blaine on the
25th Of January. isss- wrote letter TO
the then chairman OF the republican
national committee stating that his
n anne would not he presented to the
convention which had been called for
the following June II may be worth
while. also to recall that in the letter
referred 20 he gave the reasons which
seemed I'd him sufficient 70 justify his
course: and that he discussed at length
the political situation and conyratu u
lated the party on the brightness Of its
outlook as indicated w the events Of
the preceding four years
Bearing these facts in mind il Is
noteworthy that in his recent with
drawal Mr. Blaine does not give pub
LEFTY to the reasons which have i'm
PEELED him 10 withdraw Neither does
he congratulate his party on the ont
look or refer with pride TO recent Pc
iitical events as indicative Of probable
success lie LAYS stress on the impor-
lance Of the issues-just as he did in
lsss: but in his letter Of the lat
ter year he declared that ION the
result Of such an issue that Of the
tariff fairly presented 20 the popular
Judgment there is no room for dous Z =
In his recent letter he declares that
sthe popular decision IN these issues
mot specified except in the vague state
ment that the industrial and financial
policies Of the government are at stakel
is Of great moment but he studiously
refrains from expressing the opinion
that there is no doubt as 20 the result
The contrast is significant In view
Of Il the country may also recall with
profit that the 1855 letter. though 50
much fuller and more emphatic than the
recent letter. was not accepted as final
and that he was com pelled TO supple
ment il with dispatch in June asking
his friends 10 refrain from voting for
lin in the convention. And they do
say that all Of his friends with the ex-
ception of his fool friend Boutelle-
understood him TO mean that they
were only to refrain from voting for
him in case Il became apparent that he
could not be nominated. and that he
has never forgiven Boutelle for taking
him at his word Detroit Free Press
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11
RE oEMocRATIc POLICY.


Republican con- ment upon demo
cratic effort TO reduce the burdens Of
taxation lacks both honesty and intel
li-cncc- When democratic platform
denounces modern republicanism for
its policy OF prctection-run- mad and
demands that q return be made to the
democratic principle OF taxation for
governmental rather than private pur-
poses republican organs denounce their
opponents They prove that in the
tariff aimed At BY democrats there will
b. protection for manufacturers Then
they proceed % argue that. since this
projection i not afforded equally 70 all
industries. The democratic plan in
wolves injustice Let the organs be
bed to strict discussion Of tariffs and
their inhrence will be diminished
The democratic party II essentially =
unit on the tariff question Its posi-.
tion cannot Be successfully attacked.
There II no claim that the democracy
has announced the ultimate OF rev
enue reform. nor that II has solved
forever the question Of financial re-
form. To claim perfe. zion and prac-
tice raScalitv Is rather a republican
trait The democracy mas been and
VIII - satisfied y promoting such re-
forms as may be possible. and accept
ing the teaching Of every new light.
- recognizes The real meaning Of he
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11
CONGRESSMAN SPRINGER.


WAsHrScrox. March a-Thc first
symptoms Of Mr.. springcr's illness ap-
peared last Friday. lie was at the
capitol that day and spent most or his
time in the WAYS and means commit
Gee room at work on his report recon-
rnending the passage Of the free wool
bill That night he complained Of
cold and the next morning. SATURDAY.
FELT 50 indsposed that he did not leave
mis- bed lie thought he was suffering
from the grip. ard that overwork also
had something 20 do with his condition.
Outside OF his own immediate family
IL was presumed that Mr. Springer had
only q slight attack II the prevailing
epidemic. but his condition Saturday
night assumed . serious character.
Doctors GUSTS and Verdi, pronounced
the illness due 20 erysipelas. Mental
worry over the business Of the house
aggravated me condition OF the patient.
md this formed the basis for belief
among his friends that the erysipelas
lad attacked his brain.
The alarming reports circulated seem
20 have been somewhat exaggerated.
though Il i conceded BY the physicians
that Mr. Springer i very sick man.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

The friends Of Blaine who were
jubilant under . conviction that he
would lead them TO victory. are now
schooling themselves to the task Of
marching to defeat under Harrison -
Detroit Free Press.
Some Of the Blaine men in their
disappointment talk Of starting =
boom for Robert +. Lincoln. No doubt
they reason that the son OF his father
would make n better run than the
grandson OF his grand father. who Is It
present locum tenens at the white
house. I'M Boston Globe.
There was onr democrat on the
jury that tried Quay's libel suit agains.
the democratic journal at beaver Falls.
Pa The fear was expressed that he
would hang the jury. II looks al this
distance as though the jury was com
posed Of class oi citizens who we'll
deserve hanging. st Louis Republic.
The protest Of democracy against
czarism and the suppression Of debate
under Speaker Reed was a protest ~
principle and the principle applies to
: democratic majority as forcibly as to
: republican majority. The tempta-
ton 70 pay the republicans back in
their own coin j. strong one. but il
should be firmly resisted N. y. World
-Eepublican organs have criticized
the action Of : democratic congress in
preventing the use Of . government
vessel for the transportation Of sur
plies 70 the starving peasants Of
Russia Tn reason Tor this proper ac-
ticn Of democratic representatives was
their Discrimination TO follow the Gus
tom Of republicans in being generous
with other peoples money. IL II ersy
% vote supplies from the public purse
But II - impossible - demon stratc the
Of the act " Chicago Timea
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

!, Wound ~
the man or woman who's arp q
down" DR.. Piercc's Golden MI
zeal Discovery sets the wheels coinr
Il starts the torpid liver into Leal,5
ful action, puriiies and enriches n.
blood, cleanses, repairs, ard strength.
ems the system, and restores health
and vigor. As an appetizinr, ~ j.
storative tonic, it sets At work N
the processes Of digestion and mn. Il.
TRITON, and builds up flesh and
strength.
For all scrofulous humors ana
blood taints, and even Consumn.
ton or Lung scrofula), il taken
IN time, it's a positive rem. ".
Unlike the sarsaparillas which
claim TO be good for the blood IN
March, April, and May, "Golden
Medical Discovery works equally
well at all seasons.
Unlike other blood-purifiers. too.
it's guaranteed TO benefit or cure
in every case, or your money is rc.
turned.
On these terms, it's the cheapest
You pay only for the good You get.
But it's the best it couldn't be
sold so.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11
BOLD BURGLARS.

Wsst End Residents Of So Louis snTer-
Ing from the Drprsdsfions ~ : Hold
and >kiiiiui tang ~ burglars wha. APP
parentiy. l~e Gk.oreform 20 Faeiiltafs
Their Operations
ST. LorIs. March S-The citizens ne
siding in the vicinity ~ Lee avenue.
renrose street. Newsiead avenue and
Clay avenue are IN state Of abjcct ter
or from the dcprcdations Of an organ
ICED garg 81 bold marnnaers against
whom the police appear % be ab>o-
lutcly powcrlcss 70 grant protection.
The extent 81 the deprrdaiions COM
mitted by the gang. has been kept
carefully concealed ~ the police a.
we'll As the fact that early Monday
morning two families were chloro-
formed in their beds while their houses
we're ransaclsed ~ the thieves
Among those visited by the burglars
during the past three days are Wallace
Keller. residing At 1864 Lee avenue;
/. y. Temple. grocer. at 400 Lee ave
nue. Mr. and Mrs nonahue. residing
at si1sA Lee avenue: Mrs Cochran. re-
siding a: saoi Lee avenue. and Mrs
Cremore. residing al si5a Pcnrose
street The burglars succeeded in
obtaining entrance ~ only two
Of the above places Mrs Edward
Donahue>'s- az 4i4-A Lee ave
nue.. and Mrs Cremorc'S az asa
Pcnrnse street. and chloroformci both
families before ransacking their houses
Most Of the members ~ both the fami-
lies Were i'll for somc time after the
burglars left As direct result Of the
chlorotorminr Mrs Donahue j. still
barely able TO move about. and regards
II as little less than miracle that she
ever returned 10 life and consciousness
M all
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

before her death. and while Mr.. Dun
Ton was lying in . comatose state in
the adjoining room. DIR. Scndder. II is
said. brought her q new will. in which
all the desired alterations were fnely
embodied and which pleased her
very much. DR.. Scuddcr read Il to
her. had her sign il and then had
u witnessed Dy himself. his ls-year-old
daughter and Mrs Dunton's l5year-
old daughter. lie then made pre-
text 20 take the pen and ink down
stairs. and soon afterward got little
Miss Dunton 20 follow him He told
her that she had signed the will in the
wrong place and easily induced her 10
sign il again. as she sudpposed in the
right place. But the allegation i
made that she was delnied into sign
ing different will. as witness II =
charged that afterwards DR. Scnddcr
and his daughter also signed
y as witnesses. and that then he
forged Mrs. Dnnton's name to IL This
third will, il i said. gives pretty much
all of Mrs Dunton's property 10 Mrs
Scudder.
As FOR Scudder. il is said that he Is
crazy. or at least there Is an attempt
on the part Of the family TO make il
appear that such is the case yesfer-
day Rev. DR.. Scudder, his athcr. and
his wife appeared before Judge Scales
and asked 10 have him committed Ia
the Detention hospital for examine
ton rs 70 his sanity.
Scudder j. 80 years old. and has IN
Office ~ ,, Lasalle street. where he
makes speciality Of examining appli-
rsnts for life insurance in western COM
panies II is alleged that several COM
panies have cot rid Of him for shady !
operations
Taken =" the Detention Hospital
CHICAGO. March s--Dr. Scutder was I
taken 70 the Detention hospital yester-
iay afternoon. and will be examined Il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11
A REGULAR NoR'EASTER.
The Most Severe storm IN Years Eagin
on the Atlantic Coast


PLEAsAxTvfrTE. ~ j.. March "A
furious binding snowstorm i raging At
Ahsecomb. where are many homes Of
retired sea captains The storm Is a
regular northeast one There is fear
for the safety Of vessels belonging here
that are known 70 be- ont on the ocean.
The Camden 4 Atlantic railroad. xh.c..
runs between Ahsecomb and Atlantic
City. Is entirely covered with wreciage
and seawecd- and travel over II has
been suspended Brigantine Beach is
entirely isolated from the outside
world. the road 70 IL being washed out
and the telegraph wires down. This is
the most severe storm in this region for
several years. and tho same conditions
are reported as prevailing all along the
coast. particularly 70 the northward.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11
The Dresri~st Hay % che Massachusetts
Coast Tor Many Yeara.

GLOUCESTER. Mass. March 40
day has been one Of the drcaricst seen
here Tor many year.. The northeast
storm continues 20 rage with great
energy and the whole 81 the cape Il
envclopcd In . blizzard with intense
cold. the mercury having fallen
nearly 20 zero So thick and dark has
y been AZ times that opposite sides of
the streets were nearly cbscurcd. II
i believed by scafnring men that the
storm extends long way ont n sea
and that -reat damage will occur 70
shipping-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11
Taken to the Detention uo..,,.L

Taken 4" the Detention Hospital.
CHICAGO. March s-Dr. Scudder was
taken to the Detention hospital vester-
day afternoon. and will be examined
IN Judge Scales court this morning
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

New association ~ Iron and steel Man
ufsrfurer~. Employing Nearly Forty
Thousand Men. orEanixe<i-i Change 81
Base In the Working sesie 10 be de-
manded. which May Provoke War
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-02-25
La Grippe.

No healthy person need fear any
dangerous consequences from an attack
of la grippe if properly treated. 1t is
much the same as severe cold and re-
quires precisely the same treatment.
Remain quietly at home and take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as direct
ed for severe cold and a prompt and
complete recovery is sure to follow.
This remedy also counteracts any
tendency of Ia grippe to result in
pneumonia. Among tho many thous-
ands who have used it during the cpl.
denies Of the past two years we hayeyet
TO learn of single case that has not re-
covered or that has resulted in pneu-
monia. 25 and 80 cent bottles tor sale
by j +. Bennett Druggist.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-02-25
It Should Be in Every House

J. B. Wilson. 81 Clay ST., Snaps
burg, Pa, says be will not be without
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, that it cured
his wife who wss threatened with PBeu-
monia after an atteck of ''La Grippe,
when various other remedies and sew
eral physicians bad done her no good.
Robert Barber,of Cooksport, Pa, claims
DR.. Kings New Discovery has done him
more good than anything he ever used
for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Try
it Free Trial Bottles at J. I. Benefits
Drug Store. Large bottles. SOC and
81 90.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-02-25

We're not waiting for men and wo-
men who have eyes and use them. who
have brains and reason! There's new
world for DEMONSTRATING and sickly as
they area new world created from the
brain of skillful physician discovery
the Golden Medical Discovery.
Years ago DR.. Pierce found out that
the secret of all scrofula. bronchial,
throat ard lang trouble lay-in the be-
ginning a least in impure blood and
the weak tone of the system; that the
way TO cure these effects was to remove
the cause. that human nature being the
same, the same results might be looked
tor in nearly all cases. So confident
was he that the exceptions were uu-
common that be took the risk of giving
the medicine 10 those it didn't benefit
for nothing, and the results have proved
that he was right.
And Golden Medical Discovery" is
the remedy for the million! The only
guaranteed Liver, Blood and Lung rem.
edy. Your money back if it doesn't
help you.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-02-25
Boundary Line Dispute.

BENSON. A. T.. Feb. 22.-The an
nouncement is made by a prominent
Mexican official of Sonora that the
new survey of the international bound
airy line between Mexico and the
United States will throw at least &C
miles of American territory under
Mexican jurisdiction. Such a result
would include the towns of Nogales,
Tombstone, Tucson, Wilcox, Benson,
ella Bend and Yuma in Arizona, and
San Diego, Cal, besides the entire line
of the Southern Pacific in Arizona
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-02-25
AGAINST THE SALOONS.
Michigan Liquor Law Interpreted by the
Supreme Court of That state.

Liquor Law interpreted ng AhN
Supreme Court of That state.
LANSING, Mich, Feb. % The SUI
preme court in two cases decided Fri
day held that any room in any way
opening into a bar-room and used in
any connection herewith during hours
when the saloon business can be legal
~ conducted is an adjunct of the sa-
loon and cannot be kept open dur
ing prohibited hours. In both these
cases the conviction of saloonkeepers
for keeping their saloons open on sun
day was affirmed 1t was held that it
was not necessary that liquors should
be technically sold in these rooms
to make them a part of the saloon,
the mere fact that liquors were
dispensed and imbibed therein
being sufficient within the contempla-
tion of the statute. In the third case
the court held that bartender had no
more right to go to his employers sa-
loon on Sunday to get a drink than has
any other person.