The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-25


Bryan on Silver.
The siycr-tongued Nebraska congress
ban made q great speech on the silver
uestion the other day. lie concluded
: follows:
"The Democratic party stands to-day
etween two conflicting forces. On the
ne side stand the corporate interests OF
be United States-the moneyed inter-
bts-aggregated wealth and capital. i'm
ericus, arrogant, compassionless. They
Re able TO subscribe magniiicently TO
hmpsigh funds. They are able to crush
nth their all-powerful influence any
tho may dare oppose, aud 10 those who
AVN and flatter they can bring case and
lenty. These demand that the Demo-
ratio party shall become the agent TO ex-
cute their merciless DEGREES.
ION the other. side stand an unnum-
cred throng-those who have given to
be Democratic party name and for
thom il was summoned q speak.
Work worn and dust begrimed they
bake their mute appeals; and too often
Ind their cries for help beat in vain
Rainst the outer walls while others less
deserving gain ready access TO legislative
alls. This army, vast and daily vaster
rowing, pleads with the Democratic
arty 10 be its champion in this terrible
bnflict. 1t cannot press its claims amid
bunds Of revelry it cannot march its
halanxes in grand parade No gaudy
nnners float upon the breeze. Its battle
ymn is Home, Sweet Home Its war
~, Equality before the Law"
"Quite pleasant social gathering
box place lass Friday night ut the home
Rev. w. ii. Jackson. in ireland.
Arge numbers of the members and
iends of Shiloh congregation, from all
be different parts Of his work, called on
I'm his estimable wife. taking TO the
bcial an abundant supply of ice cream
nd cakes. Rev. Sir. Jackson has well
Arncd the esteem of all members OF his
Congregation by his earnest looking after
heir spiritual welfare, and his genial
hsracter, SO that the visitors numbered
bveral hundred, from sweet little child
bn and handsome maidens and young
ben, to the more thoughtful gray haired
Bterans Of the church. The large yard.
we'll a. the house, was well filled, and
kbles were improvised under the shade
the orchard trees.
There were some things very notice
bic BY those of the company. First.
b great improvement in the appearance
the parsonage, which has been newly
FEATHER boarded and painted and much
eeded front porch added, while inside
10 handsomely and tastefully repaper-
All OF the labor of this was done by
be preacher, "while resting from his
astOral duties. Not many churches can
aim, justly, 10 have a pastor over GO
Bare old who can skillfully do carpen-
ring, painting and paper hanging for
hem while preaching at seven appoint
lenss, and who will be willing to do il at
I'D spare moments.
The second was couple Of quilts -one
handsome silk one Of $3.50 pieces,
Iade BY Rev. Mr.. Jackson's father in
De 73rd year Of his age. The other was
very unique. but handsome cotton
bread, quilted in small diamonds show
bg regular needle work, on white
Found, and each alt. late square having
different picture Lsle upon 1t in scar
)t thread, of men, animals, trees, flow
70, etc, all very accurately delineated
be quilt being the work OF Mrs. Jack
bn's mother while in her 18th year.
or The regular September term Of the
dubois circuit court will begin a week
fom next Monday. At the present time
here are IL men under arrest for differ
ht violations OF law, as follows: Fol
bsault and battery. J.; white cap out
Ages, 3; for selling liquor without
cense, 2; assault and battery with in.
int, rape, ENLIGHTENMENT, .; petit
rccny, 2; aiding prisoner to escape. /
Il these il il probable five will not be
badly for trial, but it is likely that many
lore will be added for other crimes. a.
here are now two In jail tor forgery.
On the civil side there are ten actions
pntinued from last court, most Of then
br settlement Of trusts. There have
ben seventeen new actions filed among
lem five damage suits, four Of thes,
kainst the railroad company, five suit
y divorce by unhappy wives. and only
Tree on notes.
Louisville Courier-J ournaI: White
Apping il but another name for ku-klux
g, which Is but avenging persona
rievance or gratifying private malic,
ndcr pretensc Of administering publ,
stice. The remedy Is worse than tn
seasc 1t prctends TO cure, and the i'm
htient patient, however bad he may be
u 80. L. Il. l.. -