The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-02-26

Exports for the week. $50 y,sls
Total exports "a date........ 40, 40 ,5lc, uo
Sto' or hand &C ali United
Strfcs ports. ......-...... - .etf eiNs
stock on hand al all interior
stock at Liverpool ...... 76s 200 Gs9 90
stock of American af0at for
Great Britain .......-..... $4,000 Sf,uo
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has
commenced suits to compel All parties who
received money from stockwcll and Irwin.
on behalf Of the company. TO promptly refund
the same, on the ground that. according TO
their own testimony. they performed no ser
vice for il.
Hon. samuel Hooper. Representative in
Congress from the Fourth District Of Massa-
chusctts. died in Washington on the 18th.
The New York Freemaa's Journal was
informed by special dispatch from Rome, on
the 18th. that the Rev. james A. Healey, of
Boston. has been made Catholic Bishop of
Portland. Me-; Very Rev. Thos. Galberry,
Augustinian Bishop Of Hartford; j. J. Kahn,
of IIarper's Ferry, Bishop Of Wheeling;
Rev. Krautbayer, OF Milwaukee, Bishop OF
Green Bay; Rev. Hurley, Of Peoria, b shop
Of See created for that city; Rev. John
ireland, Of -. Paul, Mimi, Vicar Apostolic
Of Nebraska; and Abbott Zeidenbush, the
Benedictine Vicar Apostolic for a part OF
Minnesota: and also that the Pope has con-
firined the promotion Of Boston, Philadel-
phia. Milwaukee and santa f. 10 Archiepi.-
copal Sees.
Brevet Msj-Gen. Geo. y. Macy died at his
residence in Boston, on the 18th, from the
effect Of a wound, caused by the accidental
discharge OF pistol on the preceding day.
The accident was the result Of his falling up
on the ice and causing the discharge OF the
pistol. which he carried in the breast pocket
OF his coat.
Mrs. Wells ana child, the latter aged four
of the 18th, by fire in tenement house, No.
G27 Eleventh Street, New York.
The Democrats of Connecticut have renom-
mated their old state ticket, headed by Gov
ernor Charles X. Inscrsoll.
The residence Of NJ. u. Mello't, in Fulton
County. Pa, was burned ON the 18th. and
three Of his children persisted in the flames.
Mr.. and Mr.. Mellott went away on VISIT
and len the children locked in the house. on
their return. few hours afterwards, they
found the bones Of the children among the
ruins.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company hays
I ing refused 70 allow Baltimore and Ohio ears
TO run over H. line between Philadelphia and
New York, and instructed its employees to
take no frcish, aud issue mol tickets from the
latter place TO points on the Baltimore ard
Ohio road. and to honor no through tickets
issued by that company, the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad on the 18th reduced passenger
rates from New York City to Western points
a. follows: Chicago. Sl6.25; Cincinnati,
SlG.25; st. Louis. s2l.25; Louisville, SIs.2j;
and from St. Louis 10 Eastern points a. fol-
lows: Cincinnati. $500: Louisville. $500;
Washington. $500; Baltimore. $500: Phil
adelphia, $500; New York, $1,000.
The award in gold Of over. Sl97 900 made
by the British and American Mixed Commits
sion to Augustine X. Mcdonald, a subject Of
Great Britain, but for some years resident
Of Louisville, has been paid by our Govern
mcnt. This claim was brought for losses
sustained in the burningof cotton daring the
late civil war. and was the second largest
claim adiudicated by the late commission.
This claim was originally for S2,500,OO0.