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The record-union., 1897-01-18
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Very Respectfully,
William Irving.
Certainty of Death.


For years the French Academic
des Sciences kept up the standing
offer Of large reward for the dis
covery of an infallible sign of death
which could be applied by the
most ignorant. That reward was
given to a Prenchman some twenty
five years ago. A correspondent of
the Electrical Review describes the
test as follows:
"When in darkened room you
hold your open hand with a finger
touching finger in front of a candle
light, you will see the bright red
color OF the circulating blood shine
through the skin where finger
touches finger. The Frenchman
referred to discovered that this
sign ceases the moment death &C.
ours, and most thorough investi-
gation showed that neither in cata-
lepsy nor in any other variety of
apparent death is this sign ever
wanting-it disappears only with
death. Simple as the sign is,
easily as II . applied under the
most varied conditions, even BY
the most illiterate, yet it is the
surest indication of that CONCEAL
ing Of the tissues which sets in
spontaneously with death 1T in
dicates the cessation of life's cur
rent Of motion. Science knows no
more reliable test of death. I
doubt whether simpler will ever
be disco vered."
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-31

We propose to sell Sulpher this
year as cheaply as it can be had in
Salt Lake and cheaper than in
dividuals can lay the same down
in Montpelier. We want this
trade and will make an extra
effort for it. sheepmen are re-
quested to call and get our prices
on any anount from 100 pounds to
ton or more. Ritter Bros. Drug
Co. d
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-31
To Chicago or St. Louis via
Omaha or Kansas Civ.

The service of the Union Pacific via
either route is the very best. The
equipment consists Of handsome day
coaches, Chair Cars, Pullman BlfIet and
Drawing Room sleepers, Dining Cars
and Buffet Smoking and Library Cars
Fewer changes than via any other line.
For time tables, rates, etc., call on
nearest agent.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-31

We have an uneaualled line of
stationery in boxes. All good
goods at low prices. Ritter Bros.
Drug Co. 3
Buy trunk or valisA before
starting to conference. The Leader
has the largest stock at the lowest
prices. All new. a
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-31
was not decided. -Dsseret News,
Farmers Read This.
Montpelier, Idaho,
March rs, 1897.


Dear Sir:
The Alpha De Laval Baby
Separator, No. 2, is all right.
Must say that it gives entire salts
faction does better skimming than
by the old process of pan-setting.
Have proved this by actual test.
My wife SKINNED three pans ST
milk after setting "a hours, then
warmed the milk to the proper
temperature and | run it through
the separator, getting one pint of
cream from the twelve quarts of
skinned milk. l think that I am
safe In saying that the increase in
butter is about 20 per cent at pres
ent, but will be more when the
COWS are on green feed. The
butter is superior in every respect.
All persons wishing to make good
butter and more of it should invest
IN De Laval Baby No. 2, and
have pleasure combined with
profit.
Very Respectfully,
JlT.1I.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-31
Mails.

Mails arrive and depart from
Montpelier as follows, those marked
with a being daily except Sunday
and those marked with I Tuesdays
Wednesdays and Saturdays:
Arrive. Depart
Alton, ~ q. m. 10 a. m.
larls, IL p. m. ga. m.
GeorseIown. IL a. m. pm.
Dingie, IL a. IN. l p. m.
Mail from west, II. IN. From east
Il III a. NJ. Mail closes at Z 80 p. IN.
Office closes at Z p. IN. Office open Sun.
days from 80 to 8 so a. m.
Chas. Hammond,
Postmaster.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-01-08
CHURCH AND STATE.
Disastrous Results Likely to Come OF
Their Union In Quebec.

MONTREAL, Can, Dec. 81. Is gem
orally believed by well-informed poli'
ticians here that crisis is near at
hand in the political as well as reli'
gious affairs of the province OF que
bee. The bishops of the entire prov
ince will. it is said, on sunday next,
issue mandament forcibly denounc-
ing the Manitoba settlement and
threatening disaster to any Catholic
member OF parliament who does not
protest against it. The liberals OF the
district of Queb bee have called a mass
meeting. to be held in Quebec city on
January Z, TO discuss the position
taken by the clergy and to clearly de-
fine their own.
Premier Laurier has accepted an IN
vitation to be present, and will be ac-
companied by his colleagues from this
province.
The Protecteur du Saguenay, lib
eral paper that supported the Laurier-
Greenway school arrangement, pub
fishes its regrets, and declares hence
forth that il will support the views
held by the bishops. The paper wa'
threatened with the fate Of l. Elec
teur.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-01-08
TANkE ENGLISH.

Marriage of Illinois co,srnor-fisct John
Riley Tanner aud Miss Cora Ldsih I'm
glish Ceremony at the fpi.eopsi
Iro-lath.draI sn spring fisid Character
izcd 10y ouirt Elegance and Charming
simplicity
SrRiNeFnID, H., Dee. 81 Spring
field was the scene Of wedding char
acterized by a quiet elegance and
charming simplicity, the contracting
parties being Miss Cora Edith Eng >h.
daughter OF NJ. and Mrs Turney En-
glish, Of this city, and Hon John
Riley Tanner. of Louisville, governor
elect Of Illinois.
The ceremony was performed al
high noon at the St fauls Epis-
copal pro-cathedral 10y the ven
cradle archdeacon. r. W Tay-
lor. Ri. Rev. George +. sey-
mour, bishop of the diocese of
Springfield. pronounced the benedie-
ton. The church was resplendant
from its Christmas decorations
The attendants were Miss Mollie
stuve. maid Of honor. and Miss Ediin
English Buck. flower girl, and Messrs-
Lewis II. Miner. Harry L. Dormin-
Henry Il. NdAhef dhN ho'A = :
Pasleld. Jr.. OF this city. and tn
glish and Willoughby Maliing, u
Chicago Mr. Tanner was attended by
Mr.. Floyd X. WhIttemore. who i chief
clerA in the state treasury. Cox. -eiee'
Tanner and best man entered the
church from the saeristy and met the
( bridal party at the chaucel rail. where
I the ceremony WAS performed accord
inc 10 the old English fashion
The wedding was attended by large
number OF distinguished guests. not
withsianling Tie Indictment weather
A reception was rendered the couple
at the home OF the bride
MIR. and Mrs Tanner left an the a
recturs' special car Of the Illinois Cen
tral. OF which the groom viii he one
upon his Inauguration, over tn
Chicago * Alton for 4 short south
ern trip The car was upholstered
and decorated in white. They will re
turn about January 2, when the gov
ernor will take the oath OF oiiee. ans
the couple viii take possession o
the executive mansion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-01-08
FAILED TO REALIZE.

Att.,ot.a Hank Robbery that DID Not
pan CULTURE. isur gisrs Enter the Want
and secure "a Lot OF Pennies ana 'ne
T.n-Doiisr inil. But MISS Thirty Thou
sand Dollars in the safe.
NEWTON, la, Dee. 80. between the
hours OF one and two o'clock TINS
morning the Bank of Sully, at sully
In. l. miles southeast of here on the
Iowa Central, was entered by three
burglars, who successfully made their
way into the vault and secured s''.sS
in pennies and one $40 bill, bat were
frightened away before they had ef-
fected an entrance To the safe, which
contained more than $50, Oo0 in cash
Tools were taken from a neighbor-
ing black smith shop. The burglars
had little difficulty in reaching the IN
terror of the vault They then at
tackled the safe. The hinges were
knocked off and they attempted To de-
molish il by means of liquid expo
siyes. Three explosions followed, out
they were not sufficient TO open the
safe. The first aroused the cash
Ter of the bank. L. ii. sherman,
who lives near lie rushed toward
the bank. giving an alarm as he went
!. His approach was discovered and the
burglars lied, followed by hye shots
from his revolver. His aim was not
effective. The night was intensely
dark, and although a posse was I'M
meaiately formed the burglars coulo
not be tracked The sheriff went from
here to-day and will continue the pnr'
suit. Suspicion rests upon strangers
VINO have been seen III the nelghOor
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-01-08
EXPOSED The DiNoLEY BILL
g.publie~n Hypocrisy Revealed In the
senate

Senator Vest did good service Tor the
country and the democracy by exposing
in the senate the hypocrisy of the re-
publlcanS with regard TO the Dingley
biI in particular and the tariff IN gen
erll.
His rigorous attack on the bill and
on the republican attitude with REGARD
10 the tariff brought out the statement
from The rspuh.ican side Of the senate
that the republicans did not expect 10
rass the bin and regarded il IS dead
senator Teller added 10 the interest
and sign ticance of the revelation by as
-rting that il never was the inter'ion
OF the republicans 10 pass the bill. na'
that /: was drawn up and introduced ior
rr,litical eject in the campaign twas
intended :, serve as sop and an ape
lite whetrer to the manufacturers,
from whom. the republicans wanted s'u
in the election
The republican talk about the Ding
lev bill Is. therefore pure moons ine
The leaders admit they cannot pass u
and that If they could. would not pas
:, As n matter Of fact. they would re
gard its passage "a great party caiam
i.x because Il would take away the ex
crrs1 for calling an extra SESSION an
raising a bill which would be satisfac
tory to the horde of bounty seekers TN
party has on its hands
The debate thoroughly punctured IN
revenue and prosperity bluster OF IN
republicans It emphasized the fac
that McKinleyism means less revenu
for the treasury and the checking 0
general prosperity. II showed that IN
Lind Of revenue and pros 3erity the n
rublicans are preparing to create nr
private. not public--St. Louis Eepnt
/. lie
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-01-08
The Murdercrs Of stambuion Get On
Easy.

SOFIA, Dec. 3l.-The trial of Tu.
fektchieff, Atzoff and Georgieff, the
alleged assassins Of ex-Premier STAN
buloff, which has been n progress
here for several days, was ended yes
terday by the conviction OF Iufek-
tchieff and Atzoff, and the acquittal
OF Georgieff. The convicted men were
sentenced 70 three years imprison-
ment each.
The light sentences imposed on the
convicted men have caused no SUR
prise, in view OF the fact of the uncon-
4 cealed bias of the court in their favor.
Tufektchieff was formerly an cmploye
on the ministry Of public works, and
Atzoif was the coachman who drove
Stambuloff from his club TO the place
where he was set upon by assassins on
July 10. 1898, dying three days later.
Gcorgieff was formerly servant oil
Maj Panitza, who was executed at the
instigation OF Stambuloff
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-01-08
GLAD TO GET 1T BACK.
An Old D.rkey's witty Retort In cro.s
of Mem


A number OF prominent literary men
At one time gathered together In
well-known chophouse in New Yorx-
The conversation was of cour~e b-,i.
liant and the repartee sparkled vii
mirth aud WIT. During a lull III Il.
talk the door slowly opened and an ia
southern darby. grizzled with as..
poked his head in and then slowly
drew his body in after him 4 wai.er
Immediately started 10 eject him. when
one of the gentlemen cried out: "Nai,
a moment. Let's see what lie wants.
The old darby hobbled MP 20 Il.
table where the gentlemen sat aud
held out his hat Throw ing a wink %
his neigh bors, the gentleman took lie
hat and. making a show of rlacin.
something into il. bravely passed !, u
to the next gentleman, who did lac
wise The hat made a tour OF Tie e.
tire room. To the puzzled wonder ottae
darby. The last man to receive {. SOL
EMMY handed il back, with a very %
lite bow. saying:
There. sir. don't you think you har.
something to be thankful FORE
The old darby looked slowly roul.
the company and. mechanically taking
the hat. said:
Gem men. Ize thankful dat lie eben
got de hat back
The reply was SO thoroughly enjoyed
BY the company that the old DARBY
left the place a much richer .man than
he had entered it--N. V Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-01-08

ne Chinese Wall Of Prot~~tien IL 10 n
kebuilf-

Within the past few days two OF Maj
EsKinIey's bosom friends Congress
ioAn Grosvenor and Mr.. H. H. kohlsaat.
Lave given out evidently inspired IL
formation which should I'll the great
mass OF the republican party with
alarm. For il spells repudia,ion and de-
feat in 1895 and 1900. This Information
Is that the isajor Is still infamed with
his single ard singular idea that be
was elected for the sole purpose OF re-
building the Chinese wall Of high tariff.
and that the clique that surrounds him
is a-oing to take full advantage OF his
infatuation. Instead Of keeping their
implied pledge 20 the nation that there
would be no immediate reopening OF
the question. they are apparently de-
tersnined 10 keep their expressed pledge
10 the tariff robbers that the Wilson
bin would not stand a month after Nc
Kinley's inauguration
To begin with according 20 inspirss4
PROPHET Gross cnor. chief Of the corps
az saticinaiion. MI Mckinley and his
friends intend 10 abolish ad yalo-em i'm
,,osts. which have in the Wilson bA4.
arnrcxiinafesi 10 honesty and % return
TO the old specific duty system which
enables the tariff robbers To levy all
the traffic will bear" in the immortal
words Of Mr.. Coils r. Huntington. with
out letting the people know where tie
wound is that i draining their blood
Then they are Coins 70 restore hish
taxes on wool. lumber coal and tns
products OF the farm; and Information
Is nonchalantly given that the duties
on glass. TN. pottery chemicals ans
some other products will be moved u
neg or two" Not the least interest
i,- OF the proposed changes Is the i'm
nosirjon OF what Is b-azenly called
reciprocity duty on sugar wnic-
indicates that the Havemeye-s haN'
been pretty well represented on W.
uanna's list Of contributors To the NC
Kinlev campaign fund Il : designe'
70 hive the bill completed hy Marci
: so that il can be rushed through con
rress the first week CT the extra ses
sion in March
Meanwhile there IS no hint from an.
source TO show that tie rePu Dlic--ll
have the slightest intention of givl1i
the country relief from the preS'-il
dangerous condition OF The financial 81
tenn Though this Was the sole issu
az the campaign that resulted II N'
Kinley's election and though every r
publican leader. in speech OF IN prin
, practically promised that there wol-
bc no renewal Of tariff aE'tArioa' -
, Canton clique ere going 10 hurry =
hack 70 the Mckinley basis o. soon !
possible. in order TO please their iFleil1
and natrons. the mill bosses and =
{ going 10 ignore everybody else
a Evidently Mr. Mark Hanna il--s '''o
: ed the philosophy q one OF re II
: eminent Of his Predecessor -Ai'er Il
q :. .s..--. ~ Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-01-08
Reflection.

We are screens 10 shut away the
light from others or refectors 10 IN
tensifv it. The character that is rich
in Christian graces throws Heavens
light into every chilled NOOK The
plant hidden away from the light by
accident declines and dies as really as
though il had been wilfully obseured-
so our neg igence may result as fatal
ly as our willull unkiDdnesses. When
you stand between soul and the light
Of the sun OF Righteousness You act as
a deterrent To every virtue and TIE
promoter of every vice.-Eev- A. Il.
Conrad, Congregationalist, Worcester
Mass
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-01-08
COMMENTS or THE PRESS.

-Besore trying it on outsiders.
might il not bc we'll for the republican
PARTY to establish reciprocity between
BilIy Mckinley and Tommie Reed
Kansas City Times
One of the most remarkable de
velcpments OF the period Is the rePup-
lican politician who accepts fat ONCE
only because he wants to spite some
-Binghamton N. Y-) Leader
There are evidences that some OF
The republican states men are beginning
10 grow weary Of Mark Hanna. and TINS
viii bring up the old question. what are
they going to do about it?-Peoria
Herald
There is nothing startling in the
announcement that the chairman OF
Mr.. Hanna's inaugural committee has
large corporate interests That IS the
kind OF = man Mr. Hanna is--N. L.
Journal.
The Dingley bill is dead. but the
corpse contains the germ Of a far more
fruitful measure for the bounty plckers
who are getting ready to swoop on
Washington when Mckinley goes in
-. Louis Republic
The trusts are all at work on their
respective schedules now. The woolen
glass and iron and steel concerns have
already made their demands public. and
the rsss will lie heard from in gocc
time. They are all in the saddle anf
Mr.. Hanna has the Rehabilitation
News and Courier.
1t is believed that by inserting At
tractive want advertisements in tn
great papers Of the country the govern
rent would sell enough postage stamp
20 make the post Office dePartmentself
sustaining. 1t is just as proper TO swim
die the people that way as by dom
20 ~ means OF t-ust-fos'ering Pre-
tective tariR.-Dsilas (Tex-) News
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-01-08
IMPORTANT DECISION
Rendered 10y the Swiss Federal Council
Acting as an Arbitrator.


RERSE, Dec. 3i.-The Swiss federal
council rendered a decision in the
matter of the arbitration OF the claims
IF the French merchant and ship-own-
sr. NJ. Fabiani, against the republic
of Venezuela, under the administra-
lion OF the former President BAN
20 Fabiani asserted that Bianco
aad ruined him. and his claims
for indemnity were submitted 70
he president OF the Swiss COnfedera-
ton for arbitration in 1894. The FED
sral council. in 1898. directed Prof
virgile Rossel. of the University u
Berne. to examine the case and give a
legal opinion of the action Of the Nene-
zueian executive toward the complain
ant. who demanded 5s,000.0O0 francs
indemnity. The award promulgai-
ed by the federal council simp-
ly recognizes the fact that JUS
tice was denied to Fabiani and
fixes the indemnity to be paid by the
republic of Venezuela at $685.
francs. The decisions solves great
many points affecting the rights OF
nations. private and international
rights and civil rights, and gives ex-
haustive explanations thereon. The
document, ii is expected, will be OF the
highest order of international value
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-01-08
MORE TRAIN wRECKINo.
rhi. Time on the seaboard Air Line In
North Carolina

RALEIGH, y. c., Dec 3L-An incom.
ing freight train on the Seaboard Air
Line was wrecked two miles west of
here at 1870 a. m. -Four tramps had
been put off there Tuesday. and II Is
believed they removed rail The en-
zine and ten cars went over a s0-foot
enhancement The engine was over
turned and Fireman Lewis OVERLY.
.olored, was caught beneath il and
scalded and burned TO death. Engi-
ueer John Robinson escaped with
fracture Of the ribs A tramp Is re-
ported to have said that the matter
was not ended yet The wrecked
train was running on the schedule OF
n north-bound vestiDuled train. and II
is the belief that it was the purpose o.
the tramps to wreck the latter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-01-08
The TARIFF TROUBLE
p.,,rs,,e.n. Dealing Unfairly With the
People


The Canton correspondent o. the ; :"
York Tribune writes that MAJ -
Kinley believes in protective 'ar w.
md thinks the revision OF the EXISTING
revenue law the first step toNVaN PEU-
curing a perfect restoration OF cor"
da,ce in the commercial world n
men who have been invited 10 confer
ysi-h him on this subject say that NJ
conversation IS an Inspiration ana tha'
his ideas about tariff revision are 50
broad so clear. 80 Just. and a. the same
time so exact and 50 freighted with tn-
wisdom of long practical experie1lee'
that they inevitably sink deep into the
minds of the listeners and give Definite
form TO the purposes OF those wnose
task it is TO g-apple with the taril Al
Washington"
/. is a pity that Maj. Mckinley does
no. say in public what he tells those
who are invited to confer with him
The public needs inspiration and the
lack Of knowledge as 10 the exact IDEAS
of Mckinley on tariff legislation IS pro
\ ducing feeling Of anxious uncertainty
IN business circles. business needs m
spira.ion. and il cannot come tooquicS-
". For our own part we belive that
nublic announcement by Mckinney
tina. he approved the suggestion OF
President Cleveland that the pre~ent
tariff be permitted to stand trial IN
Ger the new conditions would be a real
inspiration. The New York Herald
san:
- 49, o k.-a q -
an extra session Of congress 20 again ~
Z nm the tariff has sent chill through tns
!. country and checked the advance whicf
started when the victory for sound r-aonsl
: was wen The caution now d.s2sased ol
Industrial and commercial circles - S@sse
: on good grcUEIs
. The republicans justify the tariff ZIP
Q ping crusade boy declaring that the y
; Louis platform demalded protection
4 and the people voted for the ST. Lou.
z platform. This q ingenious, bec-.us
e there was never q national platform .
1 completely sEnothered and rePuuiate'
u by the declarations Of candidates. news
papers and party orators as was III
republican platform Of iss6- Its vita
in the bounds Of reason TO say that
the republican campaign had been cor
Quoted upon its platform Mckinley
a election would be ieoPardized- In
ST. Louis platform was Kept in n
background. and for Mckinley and h
i, PARTY to assume that the people vote
!. for something that was swept out {
A. the canvass at the beginning is scarcel
IL dealing honestly with the people
4 Utica Observer.