The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

be prohibited by law; protesting against>he
enactment OF the proposed Moliet beuj
punch act; favoring the enfranchisement
-womp; opposing thu nAxiqnal banking sy(|
'' Pr a.p, - ACCOM- is,sa 81 !. fam,
I :ssss 3. & s1 =, :,
eral days duration. Many Of the public
and private buildings were decorated in
horQr q the event. and the distinguished
guests were entertained with great hospi-
\ tally during their stay.s rs&Tf
I TIN Erh Railway Uas sod b NV fork
City on the cath, under the foreclosure suit
'of'the FarmeFsA koan-and rrmt company:
II was purchaSed for g. 900 0Oon by ex-Goy.
Morgan spd others. acting - trustess for
English hondholders. ~,,.
. Judge Samuel B. McLin, member Of the
Florida State Board OF Canvassers nj
the late Presidential election, has made
sworn st,tement In reference 10 certain a. |,
legged frauds prsctioed. In the counting OF
the. vote In that State, by which. A. he ayers.
from his own knowledge, an Aggregate Of
sos votes were wrongfujly counted for a.
Hayes Electors, thus deprising Mr.. Ti{dsn
Of the Electoral vote ofthat State, IN ArcA-'
er Precinct no. ,, Aachua County, 2io Re- |
publican votes were snrreptitiolsly added !
TO the returns by, the Inspec-
tor Of the precinct; in Precinct
No. 2, in Icon County, "A Republican
ballots were stuffed into the ballot boy: aud (
In Jefferson County 100 Republican ballots
were illegally added ii one precinct. In
making this statement, McLin excuses his +
own share in'the transaction BY saying that 1
he was carried away ny partisan zeal, sup
as he admits, BY hope Or fu. II
urepolitical reward, in which latter par II
ticular he seems to have been wofully dis
Appointed.r DissatisfactiofY with the
course Of Prrtiient Hayes, who'is charged
by McIiin with "cowartily abandoning and I
0etraying his Southern Republican friends,p
= sheprineipal motive which he says has in
lnced him 10 make public the facts stated.
AcLin's statement - supplemented by 4 !
similar one from l.. S.nDennis, FORMERLY I
Of the. Board Of County Canvass
rs Of Alaehlla,C County, and Chairman Of the Il
republican Committee whDls~ears to the I
raud committed In that county. fwio
Confederate Aemesiat Day, April 20, was.
generally observed, throughout the south
With more or less ceremony. At Macon. lC
"a, the Confederate monument corner. \
tone was laid b The Grand Masonic Lodge .
Georgia. Alctter from Jeffers6n Davis a
'as read, and an Grafton delivered. by tov. h
olQuitt. 'iNi :, a
Newbufyport, Mass, rs excited over the !,
Of fraudulent or forged H. !.
leof stock Of the Newburyport and Arnes-
tIry Horse Railroad Company. The v =,
mount Of the fictitious paper sn- existence, m
when or by whom issued, II not known. II
Nathan Matthews, enc Of Boston's best b,
nown business men, has gone into bank I,
lpfcy with liabtli<issaggregating 50 600 900. 4,
n. j. dewitt has been elected President Of y,
'ei reorganized Erie Railway Company. the OF
lime Of which II 10 be changed to the New ~
orks Lake Erie. md Western Railroad Y
Dmpany. r,gnt.4l M r.l,, az
A. Norfolk (va.) j.. n Weeks, keepcr OF a ~
linking saloon, Just before hi.death few al
~ ago, confessed 10 the murder Jand rob- ~ ~
~ q pve PERSONS. 44 AS ,tfrstsr 81
y delegation of-Southerp. Congressman. pIr
uprising Senator's Gordon, Morgan and n,
mes, and Representative Carlisle, Fills. IN
'ates, Whitthorne, Clark, Hooper, Young. Nd nd
'ney and 6oode, made a visit TO Boston. bu
the 9TH nlt., upon invitation Of the Bos- re- ra,
Cowmercial Club. The occasion was IN
cry pleasant. one TO all concerned. nn
,harles r. Suberg, formerly Teller Of the ~, US
'hanoy City pa First National Bank, is -,
der arrest charged. with. embezziing The -
'ds cf the bank and falsifying the ac- 10 II,
nhts. r,it 'i.',7f ~
apt. Lpciuy rravet.,. an old and highly II N,
pected resident Of Carroll County. va sol
'ut eight months ago married handsome e ei,s
dashing young woman n %, he being ina
They had some matrimonial differences. ~ ~
Z mainly, II - believed, to the giddv hiSr'
ing wife's penchants for firfing with Der
niger men. On the'night OF the 2sth Cant. n sSS
vers was murdered; hih throat being c,t nun
u ear to ear, and his body thrown into \ she
x Which ran near the houzs. Upon the \ for
ience Of champermaid,l Mrh. .Trayers t.sss
arrested She It first sto,stly protested ne ske'
Innocence but subsequently gave way are
confessed the murder. After being ,ne
cd n, jail she attempted to commit sui. Jour
y stabniPg herself Up the breast with . a us1
y sv'Sfo.s. VA w. Ken
ngpst ana Hannah Grisler, an aged cou- Mes
VINO lived near .YoungsviIle, Sullivan. s ~
MY, M ,Y. have been found horribly IS q
Hated and dead In the house OF the lat M,
!, -rs INV oeen separated some time, 20 II
u y thought August killed his wife and a BIZ
himself ist A-~ ~ s-7 We - idcn
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M ~ and
GENEBAL. hN Unit
special correspondent at 81. Petersburg e laalo
\ HPnS tnat ~ 0mccrs and masters Of the Gems
nan navy have sailed for the Unifed. zee Q
:. Ia the event OF war with England tn
officers WI take command OF vesstis ......
based M and crews recruited from ia WIS =,