The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-22

exist near the Yaqui River, Sonora. an,
within l2O miles Of Guaymas; and rail
ROAD from Tucson 10 Arizona, 10 quay
mas y said 70 be in the near future.
The Russian leather, 50 much priz
. 90 ior durability and grateful smell. i,
, prepared py the use 81 the essential ~
u the birch tree. Bales Of IL will lie 10,
long time In damp warehouses with.
by mildew. =
1t y reported that Brush, the cleo
trojan. has under contract for the Mer-
rimac Mills at Lowell, Mass, machine
Win ~ electric lights on q single cir
cunt warranted 10 be steady and mi
FORM. This Is gain from four To 20
Inc pest results yet not giving over four
steady nights on single circuit.
Immense quantities Of apples are
being taken to Europe by the steamers
ne surplus crop is very large, and
some Eastern farmers are feeding their
cows with them, rather than ship them
70 market AT ruling prices. which are
~ 70 sl25 per barrel. Export shin
ments are not always profitable. de-
pending largely on the condition ~ the
iruit on arrival; but when in good con-
dition fair profit is realized Durino
the past three weeks the value ~ tbe
shipments exceeded $4,000. Some
barrels. - o'ooo
The growing Of flax and the MANN
iacture Of linen are restricted TO the
province Of Ulster. Some idea az the
magnitude Of the Irish linen trade may
De gathered from the fact that the ouan-
lily exported TO foreign countries last
month amounted to 13, 937 200 wards. be-
ing anincrease over the corresponding
month Of 1876 Of 1893, 900 yards. Spain
ana Italy used to be the best customers
OF tnc irish linen manufacturers. but
the United States now consume nearly
~ much as all other foreign countries
put together. Thus, during the last
month we took 6,643. 600 Yards out of !
total export OF 1897, 200.
Ice did not become an article Of
commerce until the present century:
put already, In the United States alone.
Is invested in the business ,
u gathering and selling it. Large shin. !,
hents OF Ice are made TO South America
ma Asia-the European nations sup A
Dying themselves with ice from Nor =
way. There has been a remarkable in
fease IN the use Of the article ia the
lniteh States since 1915, when only So
~ tons OF II was used. In the wear
80 the consumers bought 2.5O0.OOO
Ons, and probably 5,OO0,000 tons was
ut.
Haps and Mishaps.
Warren Crane, aged Is. was in
'antly killed near Van Vert. o.. while
uniting, by the accidental discharge 81
il gun.
A 2-year old daughter Of James
onahue, of Monroe, Mich. was
rangled TO death by a piece Of hickory
Ut which had lodged in her throat.
AT Fort Wayne, Ind, Mr.. VIM.
little son, aged years, while
aging with revolver, was shot in the
lad, indicting dangerous wound. ~
Capt. Peter Harvey, Of the schoon- Bu
Three Brothers, while hunting on -
eer Island. near Biloxi, Miss, was in ~
lntly killed BY the accidental dis
arge Of his own gun. III
AT Oil City, Pa, a girl named -.
ngsbury, aged about ~, attended the -
rformance Of a Humpty Dumpty ~
'upe, and was so frightened by atrick NJ
which man Is apparently beheaded Wi
a she went into spasms, from the ef-
Is Of which she died soon after.
John Rattigan, while whitewashing
woolen-mill at GAINESVILLE. Wis.
$ caught BY a shaft and carried
'und with il at the rate Of about SO ms
oiutions minute. He was shock Ter
~ mangled, and it was supposed his sta
uries were fatal. lol
AT Maysyille, Iowa, daughter of me
u. q. Garfield died from trichina pos
sed by eating raw pork. Two Young llcs
children also ate Of il and we're likely son
lie a piece Of pork was examined IN. !.
found 70 contain 10000 animalculn
he square inch. not
AT Wellsburg, w. Va. a little SON VT
Joseph McHenry started to cross the s 80.
road track in front Of an approach i; - 4
train, when an old lady named Mrs. $50.
Mullen attempted to rescue him. 49,
lite boy was seriously injured and r.
Old lady was instantly killed. ina
ror.,v, -. and
M. Dupanloup, the late Archbishop VII;
arls, died at moment when his = ~. i.