The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-09

quench their thirrf. They came out In
very good coalition. and say they suffered
but little bodily discomfort Their family
and friends. Who never really expected 20
Sc them again alive. went almost Wild with
Joy ~ their deliserznce from living burial.
Thanksgiving services were held In the
churches In recognition Of their Proyiden-
The house Of John L Kecgh. q Carbon
Hill. Penn, was destroyed By IRE on the
morning Of the 18th, and son aged II and
. daughter Is burned 10 death. Mr. Keogh
had his face and hands terribly burned In
his endesvors 70 rescue his children. His
youngest child. aged 5, was also badly
burned
ROKEI0U-
Russia b apparently on the brink Of rev.
olufion. A serious outbreak has occurred
q Roslod. on the Don. caused BY an attempt
On the part Of the police 70 arrest certain
students who were suspected Of having
knowledge Of the recent affair n 81. Pc
t<nburg- The whole pcpulaee arose and
. desperate ARRAY snsued. In which
two % the police were killed and
many persons wounded Finally q
squadron Of Cossaeks arrived and
succeeded, II the cost OF no little
bloodshed. in dispensing the people. The
81 Petersburg Official Gazette publishes
regulations. according TO which civilians
may be handed over 10 Courts Martial for
trial without preliminary investigation.
Appeals against judgments must be lodged
within - hours after the latter are rendered.
The Governor Generals discretion in re-
gard 70 the acceptance q appeals i abso-
lutte simultaneously with Solovief's at
rempt on the Cars life, three police
men were shot in kazAn- Among the A.
ssssins were an educated girl, aged IL years,
and nobIeman- The assassination OF an
other spy who betrayed the whereabouts Of
. secret printing-ofhce At Toprovo, IL re-
ported A Lieutenant Dubrcvin Il under
arrest, suspected with belonging to the Rev
dictionary Committee. The Czxr, who until
lately drove out unattended. now has the
carriage surrounded BY Cos<acks-
The Shakespeare Memorial Thester, II
Strzfford-on-Avon, was formally opened on
April ., the 3l5th anniversary Of the birth
cfthe poet, with the performance Of "Much
Ado About Nothing-r A brilliant audience
was present and the town was gaiiy deco
rated with flags and crowded with visitors
from nearly All quarters q the globe
Paroles third victory over the English
was won on the I'd, he TAX
Ing on the Great Metropolitan stakes At Ep-
son. Two and zquartsr miles, time s:43-
The great six-days' pedestrian contest for
the English championship a Agricultural
Hall. Islingfon. London. terminated on the
18th with the following result: Brown. So
miles, Hazael. fe3; Corkey, A.; Weston,
40. Brown, the champion. came Out fresh
and in good condition. while his unsucce<s-
,ul compe fitors were more or less used up
Dr. wiede OF Zurich. Switzerland, editor
Of Ners Geseffrhafi, has been arrested in
Milan on an accusation Of engaging in plot
70 a-sassinate the Queen or England and the
King and Queen Of Italy Hi- friends de-
clare be Il Incapable Of such : design.
IL i stated the Pope will shortly publish
document inviting AL European Govern
nents to unite in purginT society Of the
evils which II present beset IT, and Join in
m ende.vor 70 stamp out Socialism
A grand procession In honor ~ the En-
peror's silver wedding took place a. Vienna
on the 9Th The Emperor and Empress ~
viewed the procession, which was witnessed
~ f0o,Aso spectators
The English House Of Commons, by q vote
Of &c % I'D, rejected resolution cen-uring
the Government for the increase Of Nation I
u expenditures A number Of Liberals
and Home Rulers voted 70 sustain the Gov
Errmenf-