The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24

Ok tho 9th dee destroyed the Welsh
University College At Aber ystwith.
Wales; loss. $4,000.
AN Omaha merchant named Gustavc
Bcehmk fell cut Of hotel window on the
ota. and was killed
Ok the 9th Charles Knott. a shoemaker
At Washington, ID. c., fatally shot Mrs
Geo. Morris and then killed himself.
By wreck on the 9th. on the Pan Ham
die Road In West Virginia. fireman was
killed, three yalnmcn badly hurt and 81 x
teen cars demolished.
DURING q severe storm In Madison, Wis,
the night OF the Sth the spire was blown
from the Presby terrain Church. and
Colonel Villas residence was unroofed
On the 9th an Internal machine, so
rugged that the passage OF train would
explode il, was found on the bridge over
the Salmon River. south Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, only . few minutes before passen-
ser train was due
MRS. NORRIS was killed BY lightning at
Fort Popham, No., on the 10Th.
DANIEL CARSEs and Reuben Miller ia
tally shot each other at Scipio, Ind, on
the 10th.
GEORGE KoERSKR was run over by an
engine on the Belt Road, Indianapolis,
Ind, on the 10th, and killed
W. H. PuDSEY, the aged sexton OF St
Georges Church, New York. was sem
fenced on the 10th TO twenty years in the
Penitentiary for an assault on two little
girls
The Captain and first mate Of the Brit
ish brig J. Williams, which arrived at
Newcastle Tyne April 23i from WIN
mingtou, n. c., were sentenced on the
10th each 10 seven years penal servitude
for killing Seaman Limberg.
A TERRIBLE hailstorm passed over q
section OF Northern Michi gan three or four
miles wide by ten long the night OF the
9th, going over the lake 70 Port Hope,
Ont Great damage resulted to standing
crops The hail beat out windows and
otherwise injured buildings.
FIRE destroyed the Portland -four mills
at Seymour, Ind, on the 18th.
FIRE swept away the establishment Of
ne vincennes Manufacturing Company at
vincennes, Ind, on the 18th.
TEN lives were lost by the capsizing OF
yacht on Lake Minnetonka, MINI, on
the 18th.
COUNT EsrxRHAzY proposes 70 settle
10000 Hungarians along the Canadian Pa
cific Railroad 10 the North west.
SUNDAY was quiet day for Geuer nj
Grant DR.. Newman held services at the
cottage
A YOUNG man Of Cincinnati. crazed by
overstudy, committed suicide at Quebec
on the 12th-
Two lives and so 900 worth Of property
were lost by fire 1t Belfast, Me-, on the
18th.
A STRANGER, still uncau ght robbed the
Fourth National Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pa !,
on the 18th, Of 5000.
FIRE destroyed nifty buildings ia Kursk,
Russia, on the 18th
STEWART CRAWFORD, q negro was MUIR
dered at Delaway. O., on the 18th. His
wife Is suspected
Two hremen were killed and two seri-
ously injured by falling walls during .
fire at Albany, n. Y, on the 18th
A NEGRO was lynched near Oxford,
Miss, and another at Towson, Nd, both
for assaulting white girls
ARTHUR BRASSIGAS got drunk on the
night Of the 18th and went to sleep on the
railroad track near Cleveland. Funeral
on the 18th.
CHARLES DYER, Of Shenandoah, Pa,
killed himself because one OF his three
wives got angry and threatened to prose-
cute him for bigamy.
The principal business block at Bagley,
Ia, was burned on the 18th.
AT Woodsfield, O., on the 18th, David
Conger killed his wife land chopped her
body up with an axe.
OK the 18th four men were drowned at
Mattawa. Ont
On the 18th Warwick McCrary, cadet
at West Point, was drowned at N ewbur gh
n. Y.
Ok the 18th Duncan Mckenzie, OF King
ston, Ontario, was arrested for an old rob-
berry committed In Harrison, Mich.
A RIOT occurred between soldiers and
citizens on the 18th at Waterford, Ireland.
The citizens came out victorious. One citi-
zen was killed, and so great was the In
dignation that the regiment, WEIGH one,
has been transferred to another point
On the morning Of the 18th Kiel's SOAP
factory at Oshkosh, Wis, was entirely
destroyed by fire Loss. $4,000; insur-
ance, SO, 900. The fire il supposed to be
Of incendiary origin.
lGIsCELLANEOUs.