The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-09

entity = they lay sleeplng. u We believed
ne murderer he'd been captured. The
WaIkors wore sons % y. p. walker, we'll
known citizen o. Rnsqsll County, Ala.
JANEs n. H0LLAnD. under arrest for
completely r ne murder % Burgess Jones,
planter, We taken NON me JAN q Darda.
nellie, Ark. On The morning of ~ ssh, and
hanged By mob. This q The third lynch
Ing THAT be- occurred n Yen County within
: twclvemonth.
CHARLEs kUKUK, stranger, well
dressed. shot himself n Cincinnati park on
The 2Sth. A gold watch and so were found
On his person and note requesting that no.
tice be sent 70 n. B. Kukuk, Hoboken, n.
j.. that he was dead
rHE horses attached 70 Z Philadelphia
steam dre-engIne ran away and crashed into
: street car. killing two young men who
were standing on the back platform. Sew.
eraI other pefs ms we're slightly injured.
The disappearance Of Thomas N.
Lynch, respected citizen Of Raleigh. n. O.,
caused search 70 be made. His mutilased
body was found IN the road, and under .
bridge near by were discovered two me-
groes dividing their victims money and
property.
MRS. MILLER, living four miles north
west Of Cedar Falls. Iowa, while IN . condi-
iion o. temporary insanity. killed two OF her
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English halfway carnage na$ confessed thA'
er'mes ana aIso q nAsing kii'eu Lieut.
roper, assass'nated IN SnAtnam barracks
some time ago.
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toId hIs friends that Guissau ought 70 be e.
GUIDED. Several other witnesses. former
acQuaintances o. Guiteau, had considered
| him mentally unsound. Guiteau read
| lengthy statement, BY permission or the
| Court. IN which he said: sIn attempting
| 10 remove the President only did what the
| papers said ought TO be done. Since July ;
| they have been deifying the President and
denouncing me for doing the very thing
| they said ought 70 be done. want the
newspapers and doctors, who actually killed
the President, to share with me the odium
Of his death. never would have shot him
Of my own volition. notwithstanding
those newspapers, II had not been com
missioned By the Deity 10 do The deed. but
this fact does not relieve the newspapers
from the supposed disgrace OF the Presi.
dents removal. II ne had been properly
treated ne would be alive to-day. II has
been published that / am in fear 81 death.
II Is false. / have always been 4 religions
man. and an active worker FOR God. some
people think am murderer. but the Lord
does not, Tor He inspired the act, q ID the
case of Abraham and score Of other cases
IN the Bible.''
THE London Times saws editoriallv 81
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" re1,nouish ~ hcre ~ ;mnrcyem.r ,,'' I,
Trei.nd. huf csn NJ c,ose Nh $500 y, 49,
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opposite direction. Il i onIv 10 pis,n ~. ~
aiter ! brief interval 81 hesitation = con.
siderable section Of people have decided
ID adhere 10 the policy IL the no rent, man
ifesto. II seems The plan Or dealing with
recalcitrant tenants AZ I countv ~ the
county has already been adopted il coun-
ties Leitrim and Cavan, where TWO flying
columns, each consisting Of 100 soldiers and
police, have been detailed for the protection
Of those engaged IN carrying out the law. 10
many places 4 3 notorious that 70 pay rent
a al q e dangerous g = Va some time