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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

The Republican. .Nep, iIlrsm Mon
dsy With . new broom. The majority
ranged from s "a o.. Voted Ia raise
$3.50 for highways. 500 for bridges
sIOlO for .choOls. 500 for support oi
the poor. ssS for Memorial Day.
Voted Ia exempt from TAXATION Tor ten
year. any company that viii invest
$500 In manufacturing Ia Hiram. Mt.
MinOi ;. lirssier will civ. good lo,
near the junction % the Nsrrow Gauge
and Main. C.utral Railroads, near a
good spring that viii furnish water Tot
An engine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
lByN 4. NuTITR.

Died, at cape Ell,abeth, Cumberland
County, Maine, January -, ls9t, Hon.
Eben 4. Nu,ter In the 9Th year at hls
age. lie was q prominent bushes. nan
for many wear. In the countle. of Cam
brIa, Indiana, westmor.land, Blair,
Centre, aud Cleardeid, Ia. ALSO In the
state. ~ Maryland aud West virginia.
Mr.. Nuiisr VA. born Ia Oxford County,
Maine, March ?nd. ISIS; received q
common school education. aud worked
on hIs fathers farm until near hls ma
jotity; but being of q business turn of
mind, d. entered early Into bushes. Tor
himself, which he carried on succe..fully
/ for many year. In the State of Maine,
and after coming tn Pennsylvania he
carried on heavy trade In the shook
aud numbering business In his native
state.
Mr.. Nutt.r came Ia Penn.ylyania In
lsS2, aud located near the summit. com
mcncing business Ia the shook trade
making his fir.t shipments an the Port.
age Railroad 20 llollidaysburg. and
thence by canal 10 Philadelphia. when
the enn.ylyanla railroad was complet-
ed Mr.. Nutter extended his operstions 10
the shook busine.. aud other kinds ol
lumber. Also the mercantile bushes. Ia
the different surrounding counties. NJ
one time be had some flfty places wber,
NE manufactured shook, also i've or .is
grocery and dry goods stores and mum
Der Of mills for the manufacture OF lnIn
Der. SIR. Nuttrr was n practical work
man. aud was thus qualified To carry on
the business successfully.
After returning % his native state, Al
the earnest solicitation Of his man.
friends, he consented to be q candidate
for the State senate and was triumphant
iy elected and nothing but q positive
denial Of being again = candidate hin
dered him from being again elected.
Five years ago he VAS Suddenly strick
en- down With paralysis and has been Al
invalid ever sinse, and almost entirel,
helpless. Ills mental faculties were al
right, his mind perfectly rational,
visited him nearly four years ago; als'
two years ago, bot ~ he had paralysis @
the throat be could not artlculate word
that he wanted to say. The immedial
cause of his death MAS pneumonia.
Mr.. Nutter was an sfiectionate hus
hand, an indulgent father, q consisteb
member Of the Methodist Episcopa
church, q true Christian, loved and ~
spected by all who knew him. Ills tru
beneyolence and Christian charlie.
we're prominent traits of hls whole III
and character. Working for the Mzste'
striving for the upbuilding Of liis eau.
seemed To be uppermost In bis mind.
lie leaves q devoted wife and fou
children to mourn hls loss, two sons an
tao daughters. One Of the daughters
the wife Of Clinton u. Jones, the son
our honored and aged townsman, Hon
Richard Jones.
! A. A. BARKER.
Ebensbarg, Pa, March !, 1891.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
nIxri1In CENTRE.

The two events Of the past week were
the annual March meeting aud the mas
querade ball at Music Hall, Dlrfeld'
They were both we'll attended aud Pass.
ed or very quietly and pleasantly and
gave general satisfaction Ia all concerned
The attempt 10 change the slis OF the
voting place In this town. met
With an ignomlnious defeat. Emo.
r. Gould. the superintendent Of the town
farm for the past year has been engaged
for another year.
Married., at this place, March 9TH, by
NJ. Holman. E.q., Mr.. Emery knight of
Dixaeli aud Mrs. Nett Chandler Of VIII
ton. We understand that Mr.. knight
aud wife will move 10 Wilton In the ear
" spring and occupy the fine cottage
owned there by Mrs. knight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

Il IL said that last summer Portland
lady and her little boy were stopping at
the seashore, when the little fellow swHl.
lowed Ave cent piece. The distracted
mother telegraphcd her husband who
VAS still at the city. 'Dear Harry: Lit
tie Jack has swallowed q silver i've cent
piece. I am almost distracted. Tele-
sraph me what you think had better b
done" The husband Who was not "a
e.slly ratified wired back. "Dear Edith
Don't worry. Ihave sent another five
cent piece by this afternoon's post" liz
had seeu . doctor who told him there
Was no danger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

II looks thl. morning a. II logging
herrsbouts l. about played cut for thi.
season. A ssp-snow 70 thr-c inche. fell
last night but ii. running from the
roof. aud dripping from the tree. In
streams thl. "Wednesday morning.
The crows secm Ca - holding con
yention on yondcr hillside.
A lone blueblrd Il family warbling
spring In the grove back ~ the house Ia
which We are confined by In grippe set
tied In our Joints.
We ~.r. unable to attend town meet
ing bat are told all things passed OF &C
coriing To the printed plan.
Mr.. Brown I. better.
I.abor,r. ar. In rrquest. All Who car
and will may g,t something Ia do.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
AhnoYfR.

The snow II fast disappearing.
Date Merrill, 10 10 reported, Intends "a
haul the remainder Of HE birch, about
30 cords, acroa Roxbury Pond and
there saw and haul on wheels to The
mill.
Our town meeting passed Oh quietly.
some changes were made In town on
Gers. The most important business Was
q vote Ia enlarge the town hall by nm
annex of ~ feet on the aide 10 sccommo-
date the library, etc.
Joseph l.. Cbspmsn IL still confined
To the house. lie friends very kindly
paced round the hat on Monday at the
town meeting aud 5000 WAS dropped
In, which viii be welcome surprise Ca
Mr.. Chapman. The town also very
kindly remlttei hls AMI Mr. Bodweirs
t,H. The latter gentleman has been
able 10 work hut very little for several
years.
The grippe catches up victim ocoa-
sicnally.
sam Clark IL In town for few days
on business.
10. Chapman of rreeport 10 10 town.
Mrs. Kate ilodgdou IL very sick With
pneumonia.
The Methodist circle gave a hulled
corn supper In connection with their
circle last Wednesday evening.
Five persons united With the Meiho-
dat church. March 9Th.
Rev. Mr.. Norcross has been detained
nj Union two weeks on account of the
bad storm.
At our town meeting. the following
officers were cbo.en la addition To those
reported In another column!
.Coa.,ahie.. y. A. Poor. A. :. jordan. l.. N.
Ilswey.
Tir.srise.. q. .. M.lchsr. l. N. Iiswey.
Traant efioer. A. =. jordan.
As,.t fsr prevention % cruelty - animals. u
l.. Nslrher.
Appropriations; for schools, $50;
support of poor. $50; current aud con-
tingcnt, sisO; for Highways, es@; Ia
paw town debt, 400.
Financially the town Ia In good stand
Ing. Total valuation, sl6i, 39i.oo. No.
of polls, la1. Total amount committed
for collection last year, a. reported, 81
1884.
The town report shows number OF
hor.e., 80; colts, l0I; oxen, 60; young
rsiile, $50; cows, Soi 4; sheep, 81 swine,
W plgs, -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

There va. large gathering here nj
town meeting; the follo-ing amounts
~,re appropriated for schools, SOL 10 /;
for poor 500; town debt aud Interest,
ssDj; Ia defr,y town charges, t>S; for
road and bridges. $3.50 "a be- expended
by .eleCtmeu; for Highways, eoyo.
Voted Ia have the selectmen petition
the county commissioners TO view the
rad from south Andoyer Ia Rumford
Fall. and make such changes, alterations
or gradings q. they may deem proper.
II l. IN. purpose 81 the town a. make a
splendid road from South Andoyer or
/ from Rumfori town line "a liumtord
/ Falls a. II will be used very much.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
SWEDEN.

Mrs. Warren T.. Jone. ~ West Frye
burg Il visiting friends Ia town.
Mary A. Ferry l. home from her
school In stow.
Merrill Jewell. who has been In th'
employ % u. q. Mpulton the past WIN
ter, IA. returned Ia hl. home In Frye
burg. lie I. To work Tor Nathan Frye
the coming season.
Alicc l.. Perry 1. attending school Al
North Bridgton.
A. u. King IL visiting friends In south
Paris and Auburn.
Mr.. Charlie. FLINT has had . sever'
attack 81 grlpp. the past week.
soclable at town hall Friday evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
BRowNFiglp.

The snow IL leaving very fast; nearly
as many wheels AZ sleishs are to he seen
on the street.
Nelson Adams of Hiram has purchased
the Central House and will soon take
possession.
Everett Lin.cott. who has been work
ing In Bc.ton, L. al home for few weeks,
also Edith swan.
Mrs. Eastman entertained the circle
Tuesday afternoon and evening. There
vas full house and all seemed 10 en-
10Y themselves.
The sick one. are all improving.
Freddie Estou IL home from Conway
ON account Of lame hand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
EAST SUMNER.

Town meeting passed OF without
any particular interest f; resulting In ths
reelection Of the oil board 10 town OF
ficer. with 4. l.. Thomas s supervisor
ef schools. The town chose q commit.
tee Ia buy or lease . farm for support
30 the poor. The cost OF maintaining
the poor the past year WAS nearly titS,
Many think that they could he kept on =
town farm at much lee. expense, hence
TIL. action.
Mo.t 20 the team. hauling In logs and
wood have been taken OF on account al
hart .l~iding.
The friend. and Practitioners 81 Rev,
=. u. Richardson made him = donation
,i.lt on Tue.dsy. Bfo. Richsrd.on IL
much esteemed for his kind aud courte-
gu. dcnesnor aud hl. faithful labor-
With the people, and many will regret
that he l. 10 remove hack 10 his stand
la Hebron.
An accoun, Of the campfire will BE-
given later. -
Sumner campfire WAS grand suc-
ce.. on Thur.dsy, ia. iOth. De-pits
the bad travelling nearly 30 persons
were present At the Congregational
churh, East sumner, and everything
"a. lovely lnshir. The day WAS fully
occupied with the rendering ~ .ong-,
r-citation., select readings, remark. by
comrade. and Others. LIEUT.. Chase oi
Chase's MIL. gave Interesting pcr.on,l
"Reminiscences ~ hl. services ani suffer
Ing.. and Rry. u. y. lawrence, Capt.
Chs.. n. Prime, A. y. Warren and
J.me. Packard ~ Buckheli, each made
remark. ~ Interest that elected at,entlon
Mr.. Fred Kicker, IN. organ man, rcn'
derrd two song. With fnc effect. There
Was q plenty ~ music 10y the local Sing
er., aud the selections In music aud read
Ing we're we'll rendered. lev spsuldlng
gave an excellent defamation and al
dli finely. We will not take space "a
psrticulariIe. 40 noon q boun'iful dln-
ncr ~ baked beans, pastry sni con-s
VAS served In the ,es,ry by the ladies
10 nearly 80 per.ons. Ia word the
whole affair va. one ~ especial Interest,
aud crcil, To all that participated.
SLDcrM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

J.F. Eamss while packing Ice one day
last week fell from the load and frsc'
iared several ribs. IL ~ssa very pain
ful accident.
The school at Newry Corner closed
saturday Of last week. These Was an
exhibition In the evening.
One Item In the appropriations OF the
town meeting WAS sD to brown Post,
q. A. H., Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
aavANr,s pOnD.

Rev. e. 4. brooks ~ Iivcrmore is In
town. 10. reports that = large revival
IL In progress at iivermorc. -.
Work on the new grange hall VIII
soon H. commenced. Benj. Davis OF
West Pah. IL a. have charge of the
work.
VI. q. Wright, pcu.Iop-clalm agent,
va. In town Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
OXFORD.

A pair OF horse. belonging To Brook.
brothers 81 Otisheld broke through th'
Ice Ou the outlet on saturday. ihei
wvre Ia the water some time. bat wcr'
hnAlly pulled out With the help OF
number ~ men with ropes, and wer'
taken 10 the livery stable % l.. II. Ward
well the .led and wood were al.o saved
George IIoughton Ia. been very slci
but l. nov Improving.
A corporation meeting was held Tues
day evening and the following officers
were elected:
Nathaniel Fisher, Clsrk.
| Alpha kaysnsOsh. Ireasurrr. -.
= 1. Iiotish. ~. -. BiAAs aud oeors. hsfeh
Enstnasfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
NORWAY LAKE.

Although ". thought Ia grippe had
entirely left our n.lghborhood, We hear
~ three new cases. Dr. ilsfeltou, Mrs.,
l.. A. bradbury aud Mrs. W. :. Fart
sidg. are the afflicted ones.
Victor Partridge celebrated his 18th
birthday, March sth, by giving party.
The evening vas 90 stormy that but lev
OF the lltilr one were nfrsrnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
EASY atIneORO.

m. II. Holt and stanley Virgin Oh D'h
fi.ld were In town Wednesday.
q. W. White. manufacturer OF wh.e
portable sap evaporation, OF o'sipee W"
lev. y. H., VAS In to~n Thursday.
Lin Marshall % Trap Corner WAS u
town Tuesday. ,.,
sno~ almost gone; Il leaves g,es'
number with wood and lumber unhsnied
q. m. Abbott went to Bethel fridAy
on business. v.,.,
Miss Dora Blshop has gone TO Bo.tcn
Chap Virgin wss down TO ths fan'
Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
IAsr MAr1afoRn.

Miss Emma Everett Ia. returned from
. III months visit 10 friend. In Fort
Land. Gorham and Massachusetts.
l.. n. aud sidney ;. Hall are visiting
at Conway, y. III.
Mr.. \. 4. Patterson clipped on the
A.. iniuring her ankle severely.
Mrs. 4. Norwood has gone O. Portland
for . stsy of SIN or eight weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
Eben.barg. Pa, March !, 1891.

Fire caught In the carpenter shop Of
the paper MILL Of the Poland Paper Com.
psuy at Mechanic Falls on the Poland
sllc at about 10 o'clock Monday and de
siroyed the carpenter shop. the machine
shop and the coal sheds. The compsny'a
| loss viii b about el0,000
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

Hon. T.. T.. Rand Was In town last
week.
A. q. wcod.um. Esq, Was In town
last week with clothing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

H., will - a .cciahle a. the Ne.iry
.,,s. H,r,i,i churyh "Wednesday even
rIric supper At half.past six.
- an hour With rennyson.
- .-s invited l. % give a quotation
-, r.rr,.ou. 90 pay forfeit 81 i've
80. Quotations preferred. Admis-
- NJ .l-L.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

a. T.. Splnnsy 20 Brun.wics. a
= r-Ingir,sl 20 the academy, visited
80. iB ihI. plac- last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

r,,,,,us y Hammond, VI. u, and
NJ. u l.. phgs', are al iioH' "e"' o.
u.mn1nis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
MY CHRISTMAS PRESENT.

Below 1. . true copy OF letter 10 me
written and hung on the Christmas tree,
bv my little granddaughter, Oracle May
Moore Of Bethel, seven years old
BkrHEI. De.. ~. issi.
fD-,, Cvaa.ips
We are so sorry that yOa esnnOt cone to ,hs
Christina. tres, 80 am going b. write you ~
tle t.tter for pre.ent anil hang u on the christ
ma. trse ani you must always kespu-
PAPA IL away AMI mana AMI are I"nsiy'
have last written letter % papa.
KEN mi. 10 rtmsml,sr little Grarie by.
Ties.e wfits to me dear grandpa ani come
over when you aw able, IN.
. wi.h yea merry Christmas.
Gcci nisht,
Litte
GrAsie.
Who wouldn't be q grandpa, aud Get
40 nice a Christmas presently Tm sure
never have received 4 dearcr one, though
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

81 Hammond showed up Friday
-, IN. Art lot u maple syrup.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

u = 1,mm,ui, Esq, |. on a ten
t.,..,I.if o. Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

~ Crccker. Eco. and T. stowe
-. Ar, on trip 10 Florida.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

loan meeting Nh',h 49, ~ pl's
- We .sat 60 p ,., Is, Nh -. s,a
a''-i ' - h.. dr.lr,,i. though
~. s. drs ~ e'n,i = "''' '"'s"
e. fr.tU. : aas Ntn.
"a. 80 clerk. hr~t self<fman,
lO 49,. ,.,...rr,r and VolleN.tor.
rr..fH.sIIN unanimous, not morr
49,. .4stffsfiu. vote. being
ttN A.. thtrl .,l.,-tm.n
a. IN rt.h th''. ~
vh'' 80.
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w 80. .,'t,.
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AZ. ~.
49,.
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Gao .s-h-a
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49,.
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So.
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Itr .,.H,tm'n were chosen fencc
1ss~-s.
Appropriations
...s salse
f .,hf, t''1 'nA's'-' 800.
.-.. r.. -. 49,. asae
-. .fs.. ..l.Iy.t. i.soe.
NH .a.
lL" ". ''A'''N "' '"' N"''eN''' w.
tt-i ar % ~ ,'ni
40 i.'..'- 'i I"a'' $50 W 49,
Poi l'4hi '.uf. '"n'lirrahle discussion
--' h- l'l,s, q number 81 so'es ma't
r N... h.l lhr l'l 81 w, ',ou" vas
i..'..'i 81. w. We 49, 40 ~
Go .t i@''' ~. ~ NJ nv ~, a.,
n. ihi', 49," in n'u'N i"t
ir 'F.HF az h.shNhNs. ms u'''''h
'.. t.t..' rs - labor ah "pI'"-.u'
Al ...'t '..r. musisrvi Their Iorc~- TOT
aia. 1"'f. lhr ht'of tah siie triumph
'''.'..s lhr m.i''n' ~ N-s t''u
't 't. Pm un'n' :. y
t 'h' ''.'''u.'u, ana 500 ~
H b' N''e sl''tsaiu. '
~ t'u'.'u =" N",,-
%. $50 30 'h' .,.''' 'sA, ~ a..
t's ..' 'l'N till' ~ tus '"mluk
p,F lt. lfc' q" - pain TOT hp"f
Hh' tN"i an ID rruis if'r h"uf Tor a u.h'
L.a'.' oxen "f = lslf 81 h"tsr-.
i.''.a .i.''i w pa,t Nih'er wv
u..'..'''. i' .r o." Usht ihat u "a. n"'
lr'''''' '' fh''" MONEY y" un'r, tn'ih'
'....a "a' As,h 'n tna' ua.'''.
90 .N. ''N i'h.. hll OUT ot ~
".' near W., laeN " iN''n-
. '-' u'aI ',s''N' '''''
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s.f ''. ~ 'e'ui''''' NNs aSS' ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

rr,s,,, coar, to-day crue.aay)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

Go Westc..s.sssi..' r,.s. Tourist Excursions
r gAviNa Be-sen every wednesday for
IwsshinS,sa STATE. Oregon, ant az pois,. on
IL PseIac Coast. and every Friday Tor -.
Paul. Minneapolis. AMI all points In the western
Ant North Western states.
o. sdirsssC. y. NcPiIERsoN. W wsshine'oa
ssrpes, bos10a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
hi M WnnnnIlRY.

4. r. Kelliher Of Bethel, Maine, has
spent the past week la Poit.yille con-
tracing With one Of the largest lumber
comptnie. to put In his patent tramsay
for moving logs. They take one mile AZ
IN experiment, aud u successful his for
tune l. made. Il IL equally adapted Ia
moving coal, iron, or any heavy sub
q ancp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
"ON THE HILL
DIRECTORY.

.u,.ti.t Chur,h gsy. A. Y. wsise. Pa.
:, rr,.f hlus ssyTy >ss'lsy ~ ~ :,
49, -.,.r Nsstias. rhar-sisy tveain<- II
;gs.-., char,h sua.lsy ssheSl every
s...iaT siEr.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
STOW.
RuMEoRp CENTRE.

Mr.. Lucy Blckford had shock and
I. very feeble now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
-,NS NETTING.

r..-uast.ug. which 80. In progress
-,......s1t to prvss last ~ees, had
',..,.rs,f-asr Attendance. The dsy
1870 could D. desired. though
H. travelling 49, bad. ,.
u. ,fs for clerk. hrsi selcy'man,
..'...I.....fms1, treasurer aud Coliecior.
:. r-t.f.sI', untuimous, not mor-
,.'-t,...- thrrc scattering vote. being
r,.flast.h ,ass. Dor third selec'man,
-. frsrr was couiest, the vote
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-10-19
SEEKING

A Pennsylvania Democrat vomits a Lot of
Lies About Indiana Campaign Methods.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. 1a.-Tbe report that
Attorney. general Hensel made tho state
ment. in a speech at Newark, n. j.. last
night that four years ago President Harri-
son personally superintendent the purchase
of twenty thousand votes in Indiana, and
that he could prove the assertion, was this
afternoon denied by the Encouragement.
What i CID say" continued Nh. Hensel.
twas that l believed that we would be vic
torious this year.. and that the victory was
not to be stolen from US as in 1876, nor
bought away from US as In 1855"
-Four years ago." he added, 1.-THE Presi-
dents own State of Indiana was carried
for him and his party by the most shame
less corruption. i speak by the book
cratic campaign textbook on tho table,
There, over the signature of the Presidents
trusted friend. w. w. Dudley. is a copy of
the instructions he issued TO divide 'fioat-
ers' into blocks of five and to buy them.
Nor are we at any loss to know where the
money came from, for Mr.. Wanamaker has
admitted thatQuay sentfOr him and that he
raised more than $3.50, 600; that he did not
insist on knowing how it was spent. With
this and like corruption funds twenty
thousand voters In Indiana were debauched.
and / speak advisedly of every movement
of the canvass there. Mr.. Harrison had
cognizance of it. and it was under his I'M
mediate superintendence and control. II
any body thinks this accusation is actiona-
ney OF this district take motto and l Will be
Qlad TO prOye it.O
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-10-19
MR.. JONEs's FIGURES.

Prices of Silver and Wheat Under Cleveland
and Harrison Compared.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-George o. Jones
expects to leave Washington tomorrow,
and will probably be In Indianapolis Thurs
day at the Denison House. From Indiana
he expects to go West, and Will probably
be in Lincoln Monday. and go thence to
Des Moines. Mr.. Jones has been compiling
some statistics for the delectation of the
silver men and ereenbackers which ought
to prove vastly interesting to them. They
show. for example. that the average price
OF silver under the Cleveland administra-
ton was 96As cents per ounce, and during
the three years of Harrison's adminlstra-
ton .S23 cents. The wheat raised in the
United States under Cleveland averaged
S7& cents per bushel and under Harrison
q3i3 cents. According to Mr.. Jones's unqnes-
tionable figures the yearly loss under Mr..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, compared with
the preceding twelve years. was SC00, 000, 600
per year, and compared with the three
years under Harrison was S145, 90, 600 per
year. Mr.. Jones wants to lay these figures
before the thinking people Of Indiana and
some of the Western States.