The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-17

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a GERMAN Cabinet order appoints
The 1lxh ~ October - the dztc for the cere-
n1saies q the conservation AMI opening Of
the recenrly completed Cologne Cathedral.
The Emperor william and hi family and
orser royal percentages wiIl b. present
a DISPATCH dated Aug. p, from the
Southern Ute Agency. says: The southern
ties signed -he agreement to-day. and the
question ! practically settled When fully
cou-ummared the Commission wiIl proceed
70 An ezumerltion o. the Indians. the pay
rneur = mooney and the IScztion Of lands
Carr PArSE- the leader OF the Okla
horna movement wzs in II Louis few days
49, mAkin- preparations for .norher Invl-
Sion q the Terrfrcry. which he said was 70
cnrre CT within sixty days. Capt PaFne was
released from custody upon giving bond for
hi zpye1r1nce for trial before the Federal
Court n For smith in November He ex-
presses c0nhdencr that the tri1l viii result
in his complete triumph
4 DISPATCH from Rome says in CON
sequence of the mediation Or Italy. France
AM England. the Governments o. Chilli AMI
Peru have opened nsg0sizti0ns-
ANoIHEE disastrous gale has occurred
on the Texas coast from TndianoIa 10 Browns
vile. IL beam On the evening of the "a.
and in shcrs time All rele-r1phic commu-
nirztion was broken % that further in
formation n 20 the effects o. the storm has
been cut a.
vrLLrEEs POWELL and Achille
Thomas. both c0lored, were hanged in q.
James, Parish L.. On The Cd for the muir
der of sr0Eekeep<r- Both confessed their
guilr- s-Einz their object was robbery
The following particulars 81 the loss
o. The steamship City of vera Cruz are con-
denze,i from statement made by sailor.
ore % The sr1rrfvors- On Saturday afternoon
the Steamer eneounrered strun~ -ale. which
sc0n increased IN fury The SEA ran very
hi-h and The Vera Cruz labored heavily for
some time Every effort Va. made % keep
her before the wind Each succeeding wave
tore away pieces n her upper works
until her deck was finally swept clear.
and a the sen r0se over her bows and del
u-red Der decks they sogn reached the fur
n1re< and exrin<uishsd the fires. the matches
being torn fr0n their fx-tenin-- b. the bill
lows The ire hein- out soon put top 70
the engines. and the Cry ofyera Cruz IaE a.
The mercy ~ tn waves Not even the
d0nksF pump could b. worked % relieve
the vessel 81 the water he w1s rapidly
making in her bod In this *
tr~nifY C1pt van ~see ordered his men
70 throw overheard the deck had. The
task had been begun about midnight. but
the - wns too heavy 10 permit the crew
earring our the Captains orders. for while
THUS err1Eed several ~ the men were ear
RED O. their feet BY fnconinz seas and
nsny u them wers washed overheard Capt.
Van Sire and his 0fIcers acted cour1~e0usly
i'm the performances IL their several duties.
bur were one BY one washed over
b0ari FROM their stations A. the steamer
lzfsrred i'm the trough Of the sen A.
near A. e1n nsese rtAin. the Captain persisted
fully an hour before the vessel finally sue
eznmbed- AMI ~ nearly All hands were l1st
the few remaining alive On board now saw
that there Wa no hope 20 they took the
Ii.e-prs-<rvers. the IIfe-bonfs having al
rradF disappeared Sailors and passengers
then seized fragments u the stafe-ro0m
dp-Drs O. any Other movable articles that
would ncar and awaited the end all knew 10
D. q hand The vessel was about thirty
rssHes 0r the Shore - this time, the h-rri-
enne heinz one ~ terrible fnry- BY the time
the ship~reeked men and women had equip
ped themselves with their impromptu
hu0ys the final catastrophe occurred. IL be-
inz then about SD a. IN WIKI one
awful ard Tremendous Iurrh the
steamer snddenTy sank int3 the ocran,
tie swirl earring down many 81 the living.
- the seventy souls On board before the
s-nrm beam only thirteen reached land alive.
\ Among The Io-- h Gen. Torbet, who was