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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-18

The Kansas Editorial Association VIII hold
it, annual meeting at Leavenworth, on the
18th Of June. Noble 4. Prcntiss, OF the To-
peka Commonwealth, will deliver the adj
dress. The members Of the association have
been invited 70 make an excursion TO the
Rocky Mountains, 20 BE- absent 10 days.
A passenger train on the Keokuk and Des
Moines Valley Railroad was thrown down an
embankment near Clifland, on the 2d. An
unknown man, stealing a ride, was killed
Harvey Hopkins, baggage master, had his
skull fractured, and about Is Others on
board were more or less injured.
Col. John Forsythe, editor Of the Mobile
(AIa.) Register, died on the 3D.
The Illinois Press Association win hold It's
next annual meeting IN June at East S..
Louis. After the meeting, the association
will proceed upon an excursion 70 Denver
and other points In Colorado.
The uncompcted Paducah and Memphis
Railroad has been scld under an arrange
mcnt with thc creditors Of the road, and a
new company will be organized with sufii-
cicnt capital 10 complete the work.
Governor Phelps has commutcd the SEN
tence Of Edgar Moore, convicted On the MUIR
der At 81. Louis o. Mabel Hall, the "bcaufi-
full ballet girl" 70 imprisonment for life.
Some additional human remains have been
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A rather seedy-looking individual
came into Detroit shipping-ofiicc the
other day. and stood around, with an
aimlcss and uncertain air, for several
minutes. Finally one Of the firm no
ticed him, and, conjectling his Grand,
said mo, sir, we don't want any lead
pencils or the Life Of Christ to-day.
Couldn't buy them. Nor pain-kller
either. Nor SHORTAGES We've bought
matches until the closet Is full Of EN-.
II we used some patent soap on our col
lars. il would Disgrace the rest Of our
coats. And finally, we don't ever get
our silk hats fixed up. We use them for
cushions The other members Of the
firm and clerks wore grins on their
countenanccs, and thecaller seemed non
plusscd. But he shook himself, and
gathered his shiny, thrcadbare coat
about him, and shrugged his shoulders,
and. as he opened the door 10 20 ont,
he remarked, in low, quiet tones "All
right; just called 70 pay you a freight
bill that has been running since last
summer. Ill call again, perhaps. =
The door closed softly after him, and a
stiffness like that Of aSabbath-mornpc per-
yadcd the Office. Detroit Free Press.
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Thomas T.. Lambert, President, and Alex
ander J. Reed, Actuary Of the Popular Life
Insurance Company, Of New York, have been
indicted for swearing falsely, a. alleged, TO
statements OF the standing OF the company.
Indictments have also been filed against Luz
Their W. Frost, President, and $. X. Rogers,
Secretary Of the Continental Life Insurance
Company, upon similar grounds. Both Of
the companies are now in the hands Of re-
ceiyers.
A carriage containing five persons was
struck by railroad train near Pompton, ~.
j., on the I'd. Simon Demorest, Miss Taylor,
Of Paterson, n. j., and ayoung man were kill
ed, and the other two were fatally injured.
N. g. Musselman, President Of the Union
Banking Company, Philadelphia, has been
arrested on charge Of embezzling moneys
Of the bank and using them in speculation.
President Hayes will unveil the statue 81
Fitz Greene HaIleck In Central Park, New
York, on May Is.
John T. DAILY, q supposed wealthy New
Yorker, owner OF the Windsor Hotel, recent
" hanged himself on account Of financial
troubles.
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John and Marcus Gilman. aged Is
and is, sons Of the Hon. John Gilman,
Of st. Paul, Mimi, were drowned the
other day while hunting ducks in Pigs
Eye Lake near that city uHH
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FOREIGN.

Commander J. ID. Marvin, Of the United
States sloop-of-war Alert, shot himself on
board his ship, in Yokohama harbor,
April 10.
Montreal dispatch Of the 81 says: A ter
riblc landslide Is reported on the bank Of
the river veillct, tributary of the Batiscan,
Parish Ste. Geneyieyc, 100 miles east Of this
city. AT the point where the slide occurred
the bank i 80 feet high over creek. The
land moved burying saw and gri~t-
mill and house At the foot OF the
hill, and turning the course of the river. Ten
persons were buried alive. The bodies Of
Mrs. Massicotie, wife of the owner Of the
mill, her three children, aged ., : and IL,
and Mr.. Clautier, father Of Rev. Mr.. Cau-
tier, ~ Three Rivers, have been taken from
the ruins and are hardly recognizable.
The International Cotton Convention Will
meet in Liverpool on july N.
The steamer sidonian, Of Glasgow, explod-
ed her boilers while nj sen, killing the cap
tain, three engineers, two frcmen, and one
trimmer, and seriously injuring the cook.
A dispatch from Cape Town, Africa, 9Th,
says that the British nag has been hoistcd AT
Pretoria BY the British Consul, and Trans
wal proclaimed 10 be British territory.
President Burgers has issued protest
against the annexation, but has, at the same
time, counsclcd peaccabIc submission.
A lciicrfrom Panama, April 18th, saysthat
the Archbishop 81 Quito was poisoned on
Good Friday while saying mass BY means Of
strychninc introduced In the wine used In
the ceremony. There was great excitement
end indignation over the sacrilcgc. Thcpcr-
petrators had not been discovered.
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miles. (All walking and no running. }
On time. Entry fee % cents. lst, 80 90,
End, sl.oO.
Judges-Peter McGown, Allen A..
Potter, and Ruel McGown.
Club Horse Trot, THURSDAY, / z. NJ,
\ horse tot for horses owned in the
club. Aud must have competitor.
lst, $500, 2nd, $500. Entry fee 50
cents, to be paid one hour before trot'
ting.
Judges-D. Webster Msddocks. Will
son L. McGown, and H. y. joy.
Sweepstakes. Thursday, L. u.
Open to all horses. One mile heats.
best three in five. l.t, $1,000, 2nd,
5000. Entry fee Sl.60. TO be paid one
hour before trotting.
Judges-John Wiswell, James ID.
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Cheese rs. Neat,

II is little singnlRr that. in these hard
times when everybody is trying TO econ
omize, more cheese i not eaten. So
much has been said and written by
chemists about the relative value of
cheese and meat that we all must have
seen some comparison OF their values,
with the balance always on the side OF
cheese when each is reekoned at its us
ual market quotation. Another argu-
ment in favor OF cheese is that it requires
no cooking or other preparation, but is
always ready for food. Bread is termed
The staff OF lie. More properly. it seems
10 me, we might add to il cheese'and
milk. II might be useful TO confirm
what chemistry declares. if some one in
teresied were 10 try the experiment OF
a diet composed largely Of cheese, in
some of our charitable institutions, re.
form schools or poor houses. We have
them all around Us to support, and if we
conld maintain them equally well. bv
such changes of this nature, would il not
be an object to do so: Ii our taxes were
little lighter could not we bear il com
iortably: When poor, unfortunate
beggar calls at my door for food, give
him bread and cheese. He mauitc,ls
many thanks for this, and / have repeat
cdly heard the remark, "Nobody gives
me cheese. - Scientific Farmer.