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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08
ELKlNS' APPOINTMENT.


Harrison's Little Sch enc - Head on the
Man from Maine.
Stephen Il. Elkin ;. whom the presi-
dent has named for the war portfolio.
is shrewd, active and interruptions
politician. who was once district at
torney Of New Mexico. where he did
not acquire an enviable name In 1854
he was one Of the chief factors in pro
curing the nomin a ton OF James q.
blaine. with whom he has business re-
lations in West Virginia in coal lands
and railroads With good reason he
has been accounted q political IS well
record and associate ions arc not such Is
would recommend him to . president
sincerely DESTROYS Of making creditA-
bic administration II this were IIar-
rison's second term he would not prob
ably thus fill . vacany In one Of the ex-
ecutive Offices But a nominating con-
vcntion Is 70 BE- held within six
months 70 which Harrison's claims will
be submitted. and he Is making ap-
pointments solely with reference 70
that interesting occasion
Two views may he taken Of this D.
culiar appointment One suggests tina.
Harrison is doing what he can to alien
ate the friends Of Blaine- The other
and the most plausible view Is that =
perfect understanding exists between
the president and the secretary OF state
that the latter is controlling opposition
70 denomination Of the former in order
at the effective moment to give Harri-
son the support which will procure his
denomination There was . time in
Mr.. Blaine's political career when he
was audacious. II l. possible that with
the defeat Of 50. the advance OF
years. and the ravage Of disease
he has lost this quality. lie would
be . bold and confident man II he
would again cssav the verdict Of
twelve million American electors n
he retains his ola-timc courage and Il
indeed candidate for = presidential
nomination which j. easily within his
grasp II would Be a V himself ana %
the president that ne retirc from tlse
caoinet The history Of American pol-
itics. the ordinary comfy obtaining
between gentlemen suggest that IL M.
blaine Is really : candidate FOR the
presidency he retire from the leading
place In the cablnst o. : chief ma,fis-
tratc who Is also = candidate <or ~
nomination Mr.. Blame chooses %
stay. The inference a strong the. he
remains having . complete understood
ing with the president and tn ~
pcintment OF Elkins lends color % this
view. Elkins Is strangely altered Il he
y not primarily friend Of Blaine. II
that y not his rslal.0a - enc secretary
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The Mexican General LORENZO Garcia. In
Command OF the Troops In the Field In
Northern Mexico. Reported Murdered
BY Ills Own Men. Who Have GONE Oves
10 the Insurgents
MONTEREY. Mexico. Dec 3i--Gov.
Reies Of the state Of Nueva Leon and
the military authorities here are much
disturbed over the situation on the
frontier The movement of the troops
lere from the lower part Of the repub-
lie during the past five days have been
very great. and the transportation IA
cilities Of the Mexican national rpad
has been insufficient to accommodate
the heavy demand made upon II By the
government The garrison here has
rushed all of its available troops to
Nneva Laredo. from which place they
are distributed along the right bank Of
the Rio Grande
News was received here late last
night that Cen Lorenzo Garcia. in
command Of the troops in the field in
the northern part of Mexico. with head
quarters at Mier. had been murdered
by his command and that the entire
force. Numbering several hundred men.
under his immediate command. shad
gone over to the side Of the revolution
lists, crossing over into Texas in body
at a point between Roma and Carrisa-
The private soldiers in the Mexican
army are nearly all convicted criminals.
who instead Of being given term in
prison are sentenced TO serve with the
military. They are desperate charac-
tiers and are nearly all secret sympa-
thizers Of the revolutionary movement
Gen. Garcia was one Of the most
prominent and efficient officers in the
Mexican army and his death at the
present time is a serious blow t. the
government Gov RcieS has been in
constant telegraphic communicating
with President Diaz all day. but the ma
ture OF the dispatches is not known.
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xbe Chl;ta. AFFAIR Kaleidoscope TAKES
Ansther Turn. and Now the Possibilities
- War seem Quite Remofe-St u Hc-
ueved Eagiish Influence In bseing
brosght Ga Hear Chilli To Adept :
Mare Pacific Policy.
WASHINGTON. dec. so The changes
IN the situation OF the CHILEAN affair are
Kaleidoscope and instantaneous in
their nature. and 20 from one extreme
20 the other Nothing could be more
radically different from anything else
than the sentiment about the state.
war and navy building Tuesday from
that OF yesterday Then il was all
hustle and the feeling was decidedly
pugnacious Now. the departments
are comparatively deserted. and IL is
felt that the possibility Of war is very
remote. Tuesday the corridors and
antc-rooms were filed with statesmen
and diplomats; yesterday there was not
enough around to prevent the place
from wearing an almost deserted look.
Of news there was absolutely none. al
though something was promised from
the state department later in the day.
while rumors were almost as scarce.
senator Allison. Of the appropriations
committee. Representative Lodge. Of
house naval committee. and Represen-
tative Brewer. Of North Carolina. were
Secretary Tracy's visitors before the
cabinet met. while Secretary Blaine
had none AZ all aside from the depart
ment officials II is generally under
stood about the state department that
on cabinet days the secretary will see
no one. except by previous engagement,
SO that casual callers on these days are
infrcquent.
Around the navy department il was
hinted that the cause of the sudden
subsistence Of the war talk was due 70
the fact that congress could not be de-
pended on for supplying the necessary
funds TO carry on campaign against
Chilli. that. in fact. il probably would
not give its consent to the declaration
Of hostilities against that country.
What authority existed for this opinion
was not stated--it seemed to be in the
air. but was more substantial than
mere wind
Sentiment in the state department
credited the peaceful condition OF
things to the influence Of English in
tercsts in Chilli. which in business
way are paramount. 1t was said that
the Gillian authorities would he told
plainly thnt England would not suffer
them TO jcopardize the property Of its
subjects in Chilli. and the late conquered
territory of Peru. as conflict with the
United states certainly could do. and
that therefore, an amicablc understand
ing must be reached with this govern
mcnt. In thisconnection. the visit Of Sir
Julian Paunccfote. the British minister
70 MIR. blaine. which Immediately pre-
coded the lengthy conference between
the secretary aud Minister Montt, Tues
day. Is regarded as significant. The
cabinet meeting yesterday. at which all
members were present except Secre-
tary Elkins. was unusually large, and
II j. understood that Gillian affairs
formed the principal topic Of discus
sion II any change Of policy or view
occurred in the light Of latest inforina-
ton from Valparaiso, it has not trans
pred.
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Of state. tnen hi< appointments - 80
rotary Of war Is practical notice 70 MIR.
Biaine that ths president desires his
resignation - persoo holding his com
mission who Is endesvorinR % thwars
an ambition which cnstom In Anerican
politics fairly warrants
The probabilities nre that Mr. Blaine.
who remains 10 Mr.. Harrison's cabinet,
does not mean 10 accept = nomination
at Minneapolis. but IS working BY
methods % his ovyn % prevent the de-
feat OF his chssf That NJ. Blaine and
Mr. Elkins are both members Of MIR.
IIarrison's cabinet lends color 10 this
view. As friends they can both labor
for Harrison's denomination As enc
mics Mr. Blaine's retirement would lie
necessary because Of Mr. Fakins' ap-
pointment. for Ell<ins cannot accept tho
portfolio save with complete under
standing that he shall assist Harrison
70 denomination. which means that II
Blaine IS . candidate he shall an,agon-
izs him. Chicago Times
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Tho Preparation OF the Navy for po~.biii-
tie~ stiii Goes On with Extraordinary
ysr.or

The Preparation OF the Navy for pos.biii-
ties stu Goes On with Extraordinary
vs,or.
WASHINGTON. Dec 2a-Thcre il cx-
cellcnt authority for the statement that
orders have gone from the navy de-
palim cnt to the builders ~ the Mon
tercy 70 work night and day On that
vessel and 70 get her ready for service
Al the earliest possible moment This
will. II Is hoped. be before February is.
Her two I2-inch guns which. by the
way. will be the largest rife cannon
upon any vessel in the navy. will he
sent 10 her without the usual nun Der
Of proof rounds being fired. The guns
are now ut the Indian Head prov
ing grounds. and orders have Just been
issued 70 prepare them for shipment TO
San francisco The Bethlehem iron
works and the Carnegie & Phipps Co.
have been urged to hurry up the armor
for the Monterey and have replied. to
the great relief Of the department, they
are now ready 70 begin shipping them.
A large quantity Of ammunition for
rapid firing has just been contracted
for Still another important move is
the step just taken 10 secure the early
delivery Of thirty Howell torpedoes.
The first torpedo of this invention was
successfully tried few weeks ago. Il
YVES Immediately accepted. and the con-
tractor was not only urged. but given
the assistance Of officers Of the depart
ment 70 hurry up work on the remain
der. by the extra impetus given the
work the completion Of torpedoes will
follow within few weeks They are
now about 50 per cent finished. They
will he shipped ut once 70 the san
Francisco. Charleston. boston. York
town. Remington. Philadelphia. New
ark aud Concord The four Roach ves-
sells not having torpedo tubes will not
be supplied.
with the activity also being displayed
by the contractors Of the Whitehead
torpedo at the solicitation ~ the navy
department. there is reason 10 an.ici-
pate the early delivery OF 100 Of these
torpedoes. and il may be said that the
officials derive a great deal of comfort
from the prospect. for lack Of tor
pedocs is probably one Of our weakest
points The activity Of the past two
days ~ the torpedo board. which has
70 DO with the fitting out OF vessels
with This class OF war material. Is more
substantial evidence Of the steps being
taken BY the department to hasten
work N every branch
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a ScANDALous ACT.
The Appointments Of Republican p
hooeer to the Cabinet

The AppoInsment Of = Republican Free
booter to the Cabinet
Mr. Harrison's. nomination of Steve
Elkins for secretary Of war is y public
scandal. and II there lad been sense
Of decency enough in the republican
party 70 control the senate the nomi-
nation would have been rejected. II
is often argued that . president is en-
titled 10 select his cabinet members
regardless OF their character. rs they
arr his. confidential advisers" and
really his private secretaries But
they arc also heads Of departments.
and they should not be exempt from
tests Of fitness which apply TO others
in the department. service. The noto-
rious unfitncss Of a cabinet officer
nominated by the president ought to
insure the rejection Of the nomination.
regardless Of the Interior and private
purposes the president may have had in
the premises When a scandalous nom
nation IS made to the senate il IS the
scnate's duty to reject il
No one in the senate can conscien-
tiously deny that the nomination Of
the most desperate adventures in
the country. No other man in the
country combines 50 thoroughly
the attributes IF the political and
financial freebooter His connec-
ton with the land rings and land
grabs of New Mexico is notorious.
lie has operated in polit les as a means
of promoting the most doubtful enter
prises that originate in Wall street
His underhanded connection with the
sealskin monopoly is in itself sufficient
cause for his rejection. but it is only
single item in long account He
stands with QUAY. Dudley and Wanna
maker for all that Is worst in republic
an politics. II isnot merely that he is an
offensive partisan. but il is VIGOROUSLY
true that he is mora = freebooter than
a partisan A more shameful nominal
ton could not have been made. lie
ought by all means TO b rcjected-St
Louis Republic
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PARAcRAPHIc POINTERS.

With Steve Eikins in the cabinet.
all that will be needed TO make it an
artistic whole are places for Quay and
Dudley. st Louis Republic.
If there is any cloud upon the adj
ministration OF President Harrison. the
management Of the navy department
gives it . silver lining. Brook IN
Eagle
Steve Elkins' appointment should
lead W. w. Dudley % think that he
will again be recognized at the white
house Dorsey. Elizins. Dudley. Johnny
Davenport ought all to te in il now
Minneapolis Times
Mr. Harrison lifts into the cabi-
net an adventurcr who has exploited
the political field for the profit there il
in il. and whose only recommendation
is the wealth he has gained by his
practices Enquirer.
Mr.. Blaine has not yet issued
that oft-promlsed proclamation OF
loyalty TO his chief" and an infiexible
determination not to accept the presi-
Dental nomination. though his condi-
tion Of health seems TO render him
equal to any epistolary exertion--
" World.
Mn Clarkson says the relations
between Mr.. Blaine and Nr. Harrison
are cordial These statesmen are
doubtless about to unite On some excel
lent plan for the discontinuarce OF
gerry msnders. when not republican. in
the United States senate. Louisville
Courier Journal
steve" E1I<ins. who has Just
been nominated for secretary Of wax
to succeed senator Proctor. Is = ''prac-
teal politician" Of the Doodle sort He
Is the most active spirit in . circle Of
spectators and jobbers which has its
headquarters in Washington and New
York and is always trying 70 exploit
the national treasury. -Indianapoli
Sentinel
The Harrison organs are still
working the oil racket about Blaine
soon pulling out Of the way Of their
man. For reasons well known to his
intimate friends says the Tribune Of
the other twin Why. then the certifi-
cate Of the Philadelphia doctor that
he Is quite well. and TO he good deal
better in six months?-St Paul Globe.
The >ontest for the speakership
was between democrats and all demo
Gratis are tariff reformers ard in favor
Of keeping the tariff issue at the front
Speaker Crisp thoroughly represents
the democratic idea Of tariff reform.
and. under his wise and prudent leader
ship. the democratic party Of tine house
will move steadily forward IN the direc-
ton Of tariff reform No backward step
win be taken. and there will be no
halting on The way.-Atlanta Constitu-
tion.
There has been : great deal Of
lying about Roger q. Mills lie did
not ''sulkily refuse : good seat in the
house, Significantly picking out a rear
one" lie tried 20 get the seat he hal
IN the last congress- II had been
taken. however. 30 he selected the one
he had had ia The congress before the
last The rest Of the gabble about his
''surlincss. discomfort and the like
= sheer mendecity- Mr. Mills il very
good democrA. who intends 70 do AL
he can % make Mr.. Crispfs adm1nistra-
ton ~ speaker successful Broeklyn
Eagle.
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Or GENERAL INTe REST.

WE are all wrong = 70 dates The
Chinese reckon this 70 Be year 7.o1o.3sl-
THE United States Is the first nation
In the worlds history 70 havc three cit
les Of over 1000. 900 each
A FIFE organ. valued az 500. was 80
Gently knocked down az : sale Of un-
claimed freight nc Topeka for $40
II has been calculated that TIC right
hand 81 . good composition in taking
type from the frame 70 the stick while
setting up 5000 ems In eight hours coz.
srs = distance Of $4,000 feet
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MN YORK. Dec. 30 The heavy
doubic-turrcted monitor Miantonomah
will he ready for sea on Friday. Ave
days earlier than was originally intend
ed. Thew Is an mir OF mystery about
The officers in the navy yard in regard
% her future movements The work Of
coaisng will be finished to-day. The
ordnance department will proceed 70
oil her magazines with powder and
proicctilcs
we are going on our trial trip on
Friday 70 Gardeners bay to test our
gums said an officer Of the Miano-
tonomah.
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August
Flower

This is the query per-
petually on your little
boys lips. And be IS
no worse than the big
ger, older, balder-head-
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united states Troops Will probably Biov
Brusl, with Cara and His Hand.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Dec. 3i.-Thers
was startling revolutionary news re
ceived ut military department head
quarters yesterday morning in . dis
patch TO Gen. David :. Stanley from
VIM H. Wheeler. who is temporarily in
command ut Fort Ringgold during the
absence Of Capt John q. Bourke, who
il in the field The dispatch states that
Capt. Bourke. who is ~ miles from
Fort Ringgold. has just sent word to
the post by courier that Catarina
Cara has united $50 Of his men -
miles north Of the I.opena ranch. and
the rcvolntionist leader and his follow
ers are desperate and will fight
The dispatch states that Capt. Fran
els II. IIardie has thirty men in his COM
mand and Capt Brooks. Of the state
rangers. force If thirteen men. First
Lieut. VIM. d. IIalch will join Capt
Iiourke with troop Of thirty -four men
at Peneno. and an effort was also 70 bo
made to get word 70 Troop q. which
should be at Carrixo with forty men
Second Lieut. Geo. +. Langhorne. who
has twenty six men with him. is also
ordered 70 proceed at once TO join Capt
Bourkc.
Gen. Stanley stated yesterday that he
thought a fight would cnsue within the
next twenty -four hours between the
United States troops and the revolu-
tionists. The Cara men in the section
around Fort RinRgold outnumbef the
United States troops i've TO one. The
telegraph wires between Fort Ringgoli
and brownsville gave out yesterday
and no further official information was
received here last evening concerning
the situation. The nearest available
telegraph station 70 Capt Bourkc's
forces Is Laredo. : distance OF 100
miles
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~ a. insxI1
% your intelligence. but some IN.
scrupulous dealen try il. For 81.
stance: you're suffering from some
Skin, Scalp or ScrofuIous affection
or are feeling "run down" ana
" used-uP." There's . torpid liver
impure blood, and all that may come
from IL You've decided, wisely.
that DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery i the medicine to helm
YOU You know that it's guara,.
feed to do 90, as no other blood
purifier u.
II il doesn't benefit or cure, Won
get your money back
But what is best for You to take
isn't always best for the dealer
to sell. He offers something else
that's just IS good" Is it likely ?
If the makers of . medicine can't
trust il, can you?
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Taiton HALL safely Lodged In jail II
Wise Court House. Tenn.

BRisToi- Tenn. Dec 81. --Talton Hall
was safely lodged in Jail at Wise court
house yesterday. Great and excited
crowds pressed the sheriff and guards.
The latter exhibited arms and had
sworn they would die % place their
prisoner In jail. As Hall left the car
Esquire Salers made lnnge al him
with dirk. but was stopped Hall
murdered Salter's son few years ago.
and was living with the victims widow
In Memphis when captured. Hall adj
mits having killed thirteen men. but
claims self-defensc-
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One Of two things has to happen.
You're cured Of Catarrh, or you're
paid $500 cash. That's what i
promised by the proprietors of DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. By it,
mild, soothing, cleansing, and heal
ing properties, it cures the worst
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The Mexican General LORENZO Garcia. In
Command OF the Troops In the Field In
Northern Mexico. Reported Murdered
by His Own Men. Who Have Gone over
to the Insurgents
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16
PYTHIAN SISTERS.

Unity Temple had large attendance
last Tuesday evening. Two candidates
were initiated. Sisters Millett. Carpen-
ter. Doane, Ballou and Bowen were ap-
pointed a COMMITTEES to arrange for a
social to be held Tuesday evening, Oct.
IL s'~i
Elmwood Temple had large attend
ance last evening. Two applications for
membership were received. A code OF
bylaws were adopted. The Most Excel
lent Chief Mrs. Mary G.. Wood, Sisters
Annie Wcscott, Jennie Burdick. Pauline
McLellen. BERTHE Westcott, Nellie Dodge
aud Lester were appointed committee
by the temple to arrange for social
Thursday evening, Oct. 6. Brother Harry
Stackpole was presented with uniform
to be used on special occasions.
Among the visitors ere the Most Ex-
cellent chief Of Good Will Temple. Mrs.
Bragg; Past Chiefs Sister Doane and
Millett of Unity Temple.
The husband of Past Chief Sadie Wal
lace met with a painful accident ut the
fire in South Providence last Tuesday
morning