The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-03-21

" "PfSN4S " uOAc, C1u DC n necessity
IN school. Only duty, only the love OF
duty, only q motive, and one leading to
other motives, car be called a necessary
part OF education Here, positive. not
negative, forces are essential"
Haps and Sishaps.
A farmer named George Morrison.
living near Wilmington, ILL.,, was gored
to death by an infatuated bull.
Josie Ntzhugh,. q young girl en-
ployed at the Patty House, Fond du
Lac, Wis, was burned 10 death BY the
explosion OF a kerosene lamp.
The young son Of Lawrence Wat
ers, aged IL years, Of Dixon. ILL.,, COM
mitted suicide because he failef To pass
the examination for admission 10 the
West Point Military Academy.
A verandah fell from the weight of
snow At M~orrisonville, VT, buryiny sey-
eral persons beneath. Leonard Walker
was killed and all the others more or
less injured.
a young man. 81 years old, named
Oscar Boyd, accidentally shot himself
while hunting muskrats near Washing
ton, o. His body was found in the
creek, with a bullet-hole through his
head.
AT Quincy, ILL.,, Willie Williams.
aged II, son Of Silas Williams, engin-
Ger on the G. b. 4 q. Railroad. in at
tempting to jump upon q moving train
missed his footing and fell beneath the
cars. the whole train passing we him.
He lived only three hours.
Emma Messenbeimer, aged ~ wears.
residing near Alliance, o., was fatally
burned by her clothes catching fire from
the stove while she was sitting in q
chair asleep, the rest OF the family hav-
ing retired Her parents were also Sc
verely burned while s~mothering the
flames.
Foreign Notes.
The three men charged with the
murder Of Lord Leitrim have been releas-
on bail and their trial Is postponed.
The HOUSEHOLDER Association Of
Berlin, : CO operative society, employs
. chemi.t Of eminrnce in its laboratory
analyze the articles it sells, 30 that
their quality may be guaranteed.
The Medical Faculty Of the Univer-
Of Zurich have conferred the degree
Of Doctor on Fraulein Drsya Sjccie, q
Young lady from Servia, and Countess
Wilma Hugonia Of Hungary, both Of
whom passed successful examinations
md delivered inaugural dissertations Of
exceptional merit.
Mime. Grevy, the wife Of the French
President, has for many years been an
Invalid, and has therefore lived in the
closest seclusion. She very reluctantly
Quilted her v home to 60 to the
Elysee, the rooms Of which appear to
ler uncomfortably large and stately.
She Is the daughter Of M. Fraisse. one
u the richest merchants of Nancy, and
the time Of her marriage, il Is said,
ier relations thought she might hzvs
lone better than TO marry the man who
3 now the ruler Of q great country.
Nothing can exceed the popularity
the German Emperor. He can hard
y enter any theater without the au-
Hence rising to their feet to hurrah and
liant the national hymn; and such is
ne ceaseless stream Of gifts kept pour
ng into the palace by his a~fFectionate
objects that the aged monarch has at
been compelled to remind the pub
Of . half-forgotten order in council
orbidding the presentation of books,
nusics objects OF art and industry, etc.,
'ithout leave being previously asked for
nd obtained.
The Munich foundry has been com
iissioned to cast the German national !,
which Il Is prOpOsed IN oract
|, the N~iederwald, close to BinQen on I
he Rhine. The work Is designed by +.
rof. Schilling Of Dresden. On q Pc |
stands a figure Of Germania, /
with uplifted hand to the SYM I
Of German unity, the imperial
rown. The figure Is considered q tri-
mp Of German plastic art. The model
shortly 70 be transported TO Munich 4
q special train, and will there be put |
before casting. 7