The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-04-03

WEST AND s0TTH.
-. Louis papers Of the leth published n
ports Of a fatal encounter between THREE
( Chicago detectives AMI two Of the Younger
brothers. near M0nO=an springs. S. Clair
county. No. on the 18th. resulting in the kill-
Ing Of one or more Of the detectives and John
7 Younger.
Governor Hart. Of Florida died on the
18th inst.
The Ohio Stale Tempera-ce Convention. in
session II Columbus on the l>ih. passed a
resolution heartily endorsing the womAn'-
movement.
In Cleveland. Ohio. on the 18th. the lasiie-
engaged in the temperance crusade started
our 70 visit number - saloons. bat enroun-
tered such rough treatment from the mob
that they were forced 10 de-i-f amer one or
two visits. The report says: The latie>
were assaulted with wells and insulting ~
marx when they attempted 70 ing. and the
crowd which became large and more excited
a they moved along. finally became eufireiy
unmanA.eable. The lsdies were threatened
with violence. and Al one place two q them
were quite severely injured. A number u
gentlemen who inferfered in behalf of the
ladies were badly beaten. A POLICEMAN wa.
struck on the head with brick while attempt
ing 10 keep the mob back. and j. very seri-
onslv injured The ladies finally r~>ched
their homes in safety. The result Of the day's
work i very di-couraging. and il l. believed
that the plan Of PRAYING ar saloons viii b.
abandoned. Much indignation j. expressed
BY citizens AZ the scion Of the mob. and II
lack for physical support
The Oregon Democratic State Convention
has renominaied IAfa cite Grover for Govern
or. Chadwick for Secretary 81 state and
for Congress q. A. Lou,ion.
In personal alteration few days since al
LewisburE. Conway county. ARK. Prozsvuf-
in--AtfOrney c. c. Reid .hot and killed an
other lawyer named Hill. The dispute aro-e
in the court room over the trial of a ease.
The cOroner's inquest discharged Reid ~
turning a verdict u ju~fifabie homiciis.
The next Kansas sfafe Fair J. 20 b. held 8.
LeavenwOrth on sept I'll.
Further particulars concerning the recent
fatal encounter between the detectives and
the Younger brothers in i. Clair county.
No.. gives the names Of the officers engaged
a. +. II. Daniels. late deputy-sherif II =.
Clair county. = Mr.. Allen. II Pinkert0n-s de-
tecfive force, Chicago. and Mr.. Wright DE-
teciive Of =. Louis. Daniels was killed in
stanfly. John Younger was m0rrally wounl-
ed, but fired several shot. before he fell. De-
tective Allen wa WOUNDED and thrown from
hi. horse. and il j. stated he saved hi. life bv
feigning death until james Younger hi len.
II was subsequently aseerizineI that the lai-
ter was also wounded-
The women Temperance crusaders have met
with % much opposition and ierision Al the
hands Of the mob in Cleveland. Ohio. that on
the a0th il was found Necessary. on the west
side to furnish squads Of police 10 protect
them. several collisions took place. in W hich
the oficrrs freely u-ed fhssr clubs and made
number Of arrests. On the evening Of that
day the Mayor issued = proclamation calling
upon '-all citizens 10 abstain from all such A.
sembla-es in the streets Of the city A. will
tend % disturb the peace Of the community.
such as-emblages sre in direct violation Of
provisions Of the ordinance Of the city, that
any breach Of the peace viii b. followed BY
the punishment Of the offender. and that il
viii b. at their own peril II they attempt to
modest citizens in the ordinary exercise Of
their lawful rights. whether in the street or
elsewhere.- This proclamation was under
stood - applying to the ladies' praying hands
A. well a. the crowds who modest them and
there was considerable speculation a. to
what effect the proclamation would have.
The -. Louis GioJe Of the ais, had
special di-paich announcing the discovery
Of horrible murder three miles south Of
CentervilIe. ST. Clair county. Ill. the VIC
tins being Fritz sfelfzerride. senior. aged
about eighty. hi- son and dau~hfer-in-lsw.
and two children. The two men Were found
with their throafs cut. and the wife and chill
dren hsd their skulls broken. The younges;
child was an infant. and was found iyin- on
it, dead mothers breast. The other child
was about three years of are. There Wa ap-
parenfiy no clue n to the perpetrators Of the I
crime.
Further reports from the vicinity q Bald l
Mountain. y. c.. state that the greatest ex-
element prevailed in consequence u the 4
subierranean commissions. The people for
mile- around assembled In q vacant hou-e.
and engaged in devotional exercises for six.
teen dsvs and nights. Under the minisfrafion
of Revs- George and Billy Logan, Baptist
preachers. and J. ". SGmley. Methods,
minister. About one hundred mad uruf.A.
sions ~ religion The closing ~oene- of the
meeting aEr represented as mo-. peculiar and
wonderful.
Judge John W. Fox. Of the Eleventh judi.
eial Circuit Of Arkansas, was hot and killed