The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-06


SMALLPOX has appeared q 81 Paul.
MINI. and tA.re l. thought % b. grea,
danger Of its spread in that c.ty and Min.
| neapolis.
sEvxRAL psrsoas we're injured and
100000 worth Of property destroyed by Z
collision on the Canada Pacific Railway on
| the 18th.
OvvrcxRs Of tho Yardmasters' Mutual
Aid Association OF America and Canada
held meeting at indianapolis. Ind. on
the S5th.
WILLIAM A. FRuca. OF Garden City.
Kas-, has been debarrcd from practice ~
an attorney bsfore the Interior Depart
ment
EvroRrs are being made in Massachu
sets and the New England States TO pre-
vent the Introduction OF smallpox from
| Canada
AN old liquor Law has been revived Ia
New York which IL IL expected win have
| the effect Of closing all the bser gardens
| in the State
NINE trsckmen on the Maine Central
Railroad were badly mangled and one
killed while riding on fiat car. by being
struck by projecting box car on side
rack.
The is ne OF . andard silver dollars dur
| ing the week ended October sfth was
$916. SIS Is compared with 500. 49, during
the corresponding period OF last year. Tue
shipments Of fractional silver coin from
October lst TO October Gath amounted 10
SIS, 500
IHE twelfth annual meeting OF the
National Woman's Christian Temperance
Union is announced to be held in Phila.
delphia, Pa. October % h to November 81
inclusive. Delegates representing the or
ganizsd work OF forty-eignt States, Terri.
tories and the District OF Columbia will
be in attendance.
THERE was quite heavy snow-s;orm at
Grand Forks. OAK, and vicinity on the
nigh. Of the "A tn The storm was travel
ing southwark.
A STONE quarry in France caved in on
the a6.h. destroy ing village built on the
ground above it. A large number OF work.
men were killed and many were buried in
the RUNS
The official returns show thirty-seven
deaths in Montreal on the 24th fromsmall-
pox. i've in 81. Cunsgonds. two in Cote
ST. Louis, two in St Jean Baptiste and
one in St Henri. On the 18th there
were fifty-two deaths in the city. six in
Cote St Louis, two in St Jean Baptiste,
two in St Cunegonde, and one in St
Henri.
TERRE HAurE. (Ind.) nailers are having
trouble with their employers.
The Jewish Minister'S Association Of
America met at Baltimore, Nd, on the
9th.
II. FREMsEr, . prominent banker Of
Paris, committed suicide on tue 2sth.
THE Gautier steel works. Jchnstown,
Pa. have been closed ind. finltely.
LORD SALISBURY is rapidly recovering
from the operation for abscess recently
performed on his arm.
Mas JUBEcK, Of Delaware County. New
York, burned herself and babe to death on
the 9th.
The Porte continues massing troops at
every availabls point in Eastern Roumelia.
A MEETING OF carbon point manufactur-
ers was held at Pittsburgh, Pa, on the
- III, for the purpose Of advancing prices,
which have fallen, by reason OF sharp
composition, below the cost Of production.
The ship-build ng trade on the Clyde is
greatly depressed, over seventy per cent.
or the workm.n being out Of employment.
PETER FRAxKExBAcH and Nicholas
Simon have been arrested at Chicago on
the charge Of incsndiarism.
NEAR Glen Allen. OAK, James Grey
had desperate encounter with two In
dians on the night Of the 10th, and barely
saved his life.
The annual reunion OF the survivors OF
Stevenson's California expedition Of lSi6
was held at New York on the 9th.
EDWARD s. SroKEs. Of New York, and
VIM King, Of Minnesota, propose to build
| new telegraph line from St Louis 70
Duluth.
SECRETARY MANNING says the women
bore him, and none are to b allowed here.
| after to his Office
| THE Treasury Department on the 9th
| purchased 10000 ounces of silver for de-
| livery at the New Orleans and Philadel-
| phia mints for coinagelinto standard dol
lars.
| AT Cincinnati. O., on the 9th, Judge
Fitzgerald sentenced John Wiley. colored,
to one year In the workhouse and 10 pay a
fine Of 1000 for violation Of the registry
laws.
HoLE-IN-THE DAY, great grandson Of
the famous Chippewa chief Of that name,
il In Washington with Minnesota iniu.
ence to secure from the president an ap
pointment TO West Point when vacancy
occurs. He Il young. tall and straight,
and Of very prepossessing personal ap
pearance, with but little to suggest In
dian blood In his veins. He dresses well,
and is said TO be highly educated for his
years.
IT seems the War De partment has moi
yet decided what disposition will Be made
Of Geronimo and his hostile band OF CHR
icahua Apaches when they are captured
1t has been proposed to place them on the
Fort Leavenworth Reservation, but there
is 80 much objection 20 this use Of the mil
itary prison that the suggestion will
hardly be adopted.
The Surgeon General Of the Marine Hos
pital Service has received report from
Surgeon Murray, in charge OF the Gull
quarantine station ct SHIP Island, tha
there are three cases Of yellow fever a,
that station. They were taken from thu
schooner Indianola, which had just ar
rived from Havana.
THE President has issued an order de-