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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-29


The publishers OF Rutledge,s Monthly
offer twelve valuable rewards In their
Monthly for May, among which i the
following:
We viii give $4,000 70 the person
telling us which Il the shortest verse In
the Old Testament Scriptures, BY June
10th, 1885. Should two or more correct
answers lbe received. the reward will be
divided. The money will he forwarded
TO the winner June 18th. 1885. Persons
trying for the reward must send 20 cents
IL silver or postal notes. (no postage
|stamps iaken) with their answer, fol
which they will receive the Monthly FOL
July, In which the name and address Of
the winner Of the reward and the cor
rect answer will be published, and Ia
which several more valuable rewards
will be offered. Address Rnt!edge Pub
fishing Company. Easton, Pa.
WTWe will sell you clothing for q
lper cent less than any ether house In thu
Icounty, rs we manufacture our owl
goods and can guarantee you satisfac
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MEAT MARKET !
JOHN R. CHRISM0N

Has opened IN the Post.office building
In Jasper meat market, where he will
supply customers with the very best the
market affords for cash. Open every
day except Sunday. lie soUcits the
patronage OF everybody, and BY having
the best Of meat will endeGvor to merit II.
Persons having fat beeves, calves or
sheep to sell, will End II 70 their inter-
lost TO call on him.
Farmers coming TO town are invited to
call and take good roast or steak home
with them. Feb 20, 1686-tf
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WKDDfNG RECEPTION. Mr.. A. J. Cos
mann and Miss Mary Lawrence will be
married IN Evansville next Tuesday
morning, and will arrive in Jasper on
the train q Z o'clock. Several friends
have arranged reception for them q
NJ. Fink's hall q night, with music and
mirth, to which oil are invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-29
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS.
STATE OF INDIANA, ...
CoUSTY OF DUBOIS,
puRcIs 0I!cYit Count. September
cause No. S7s-l
- !; =. 49, Divorce.

J0n0 w. DenDO.
NOW comes the plaintiff by J. Z. Gre.
~ celius her attorney, and 6Ies her
complaint herein for divorce, together
with IN afEidavit ofa disiptsrested per-
son that said defendant John w. Denbo
is not resident Of the State Of Indiana,
notice IL therefore hereby given said dc
fendant John w. Denbo. that unless he be
and appear on the second day Of the next
term Of said Dubois Circuit Court, which
begins on the first Monday Of September
"A. d. 1885, ct the court house, In the
town Of Jasper, In said County and State
and answer or demur TO said complaint
the same will be heard and determined
In his absence.
Witness my name and the seal OF said
Court affixed At Jasper, this 20th day Of
May, 1885,
PETER j. GosMAxH, Clerk
Dubois Circuit Court.
May ed, 1885 --3w.
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.
cause No. ee7l
STATE OF INDIANA, DUBOIS COUNTY IS
W. , For support.
William Gasser,

NOTICE is hereby giveD to William
~ Gssser, who a. appears BY affidavit
filed In my Office, 10 nonresident Of the
State Of Indiana, that Jennie r. Gasser
has filed her complaint and commenced
an action against the said William Gas.
Ger 70 subject tho property Of said Will
liam Gasser to the support Of the plaintiff
and her children. Said William Gasser
is therefore hereby notified Of the pen.
dency Of said action against him, and thai
the same will stand for trial on the I'd
day OF the next term Of the Dubois Cir.
cult Court, which will be held at tho
Courthouse In Jasper, in Dubois coun.
~, Indiana. on the first Monday in Sep
TENDER, A. d.. 1885.
Attest: PETER J. GosMASN, Clerk.
NAV goth. l865--3w. fpf $500
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the p. O. at Jasper. Dubois
Co., Ind, May 25th. 1885, which II
not called for within four weeks will be
sent to the Dead-letter Office:
LADIES' LIST.
Mrs. Margaret Abel. Mrs. Elizabeth
Eberhart, 2, Mrs. w. Refs, Miss Mary M,
Sermersheim.
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Mr.. Joseph Butler. Mr.. Leopold Doll
Mr.. Jarbo, card, Mr.. j. Smith.
Persons calling for any OF the above
letters will please say advertised in the
jasper Courier, and give date.
). NJ. PLEASANT. p. NJ.
May Goth, 1885.
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LIME FOR SALE
In lots of0O barrels, Or over,
~ ~ cents per barrel.
JOSEPH BUCHART.
May Goth, 1886 IL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

AN immense fire occurred n Toronto,
Can, early on the morning Of the 81. start
ing on the Toronto Sugar Refining Com
panv's new premises on the ESplanade.
TWO or three vessels at the wharf took fire
and were destroyed. 1t was reported that
one or two lives were lost in the ware
houses and elevators that succurnbed 10
the flames. The loss was supposed To ex-
coed Il ,onN. eco.
AN official dispatch from Victoria. Il. C.,
saws that extraditiou papers have been
granted in the case of Hibbs, the default
ing postmaster at lewiston, Idaho. and
that $1,000 found on his person will also
be turned over.
:. =. Cox. United States Minister. has
been specially instructed. it is reported a;
ConStantinople. TO resume negotiations
with the Porte for a modification Of the
Turkish tariffs on American imports.
AT Rome. on the III. Cardinal Moran con.
secratei Archbishop Walsh. of Dublin, and
other prelates. Several American nota-
bles Were present.
In accordance with the act of the Legis-
latarc prohibiting the employment Of boys
under twelve years of age in the coal
breakers and under fourteen years in the
mines. about five hundred boys were dis
charged from the collisries in the Shamo-
kin Pa district on the LIST.
URLry PCGH and J. u. Smith. two Young
men residing three miles west OF Ranger.
Tex. while in an intoxicated condition
were run over and killed by an cas-, bouui
passenger train On the Texas * Pacific
Railroad.
RrEL. the half-breed Canadian rebel.
was found guilty Of treason AMI murder
at Regina. y. W. f.. and sentenced 10 To-
hanged September =.
\ FULL grown and ferocious lion made
IL .scaTa AT Texarkana. Tex. Recently IS
Rohiasoa's show was leaving the town.
II soush; the woods and was seen several
tines proving around the outskirts Of
the town. Il; was subsequently, sd0t
after i~nju-inE = man.
THE IL. Rev. Richard Phelan was con-
: ecratei coadjuSnr Bishop OF the Catholic
o! Pittsburgh auI Tu;elar Bishop
OF Phrycia az Pittsburgh. Pa. on the "a
THE clearing house returns for week
ended August l showed an average de-
of IL compared with the cor
week OF last yea-.
THE public Debt statement showed the
decrease during the month o: July 10 te
Sey1s.S.@i
The Commercial Bank OF Suffolk. va.
suspended recently. The deposits were
about Sl0i,on.
AfuIIcE Gordon is stationed around ths
cholera inter:ed hous=s at Madrid. The
poorer classes msnifest the greatest hos
,ilitv - the official doctors Eni pal b-I-
RS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

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made 10 t Iss4 t.at
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her greet sH5ft Ssr vas Itts... g. tsr
three -4u4T.~t turn 1al brought I.es t..
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An}"F t4e atr" atr a rocket ~r r~-.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

Mrs. SALM. the self-styled Cattle
Queen" of Houston. Tex. incidental
owner of four large ranches. one hun
dred and twenty-five thousand dollars
worth of stock, and diamonds TO the
value Of seventy-five thousand dollars.
who attracted considerable attention in
Chicago recently, left the Palmer House
suddenly. leaving behind her the al
legged valuable collection of Jewels and
her trunk as collateral for an unpaid
hill a~ggregating seveuty-tive dollars.
The property included an alleged dia-
nond necklace. pearl earrings and a
silver spoon with an alleged diamond
in the bowl. Their value. as assessed
by 4 jeweler. amounted TO eighteen dol
lars. the most valuable article being the
silver spoon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

ACCORDING TO the latest advices
from Venezuela the revolutionary
movement is increasing. The towns
of Carbobo. Trujillo, Cumana and
Barcelona. in the States of Nirgua and
Andes. and many other towns. are in
arms. Great excitement prevailed at
Port Cabello. where vessels were un-
able to unload for want of laborcrS.
The Government was making efforts to
subduc the revolution and expected to
have within a week six steamers ready
TO attack the revolutionists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
4 Summary Of the Daily News
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

SIR MOSES M~osTEFIoRE. the Jewish cen
tenarian p~hilau:hropist. died at R~amsgate
Eng, on the 18th.
voted 10 present Hon. Patrick 4. Collins,
Of Boston, the freedom Of the city.
TIE health of the Emperor William,
while at Gastein, was greatly improved.
He walked well, saluting or talking with
friends he met. There were ssrr. fears.
however, that the Emperor was exercising
himself too much.
GENERAL FITZ HJGH LEI was nominated
by the recent Democratic convention a;
Richmond for Governor of Virginia
DR HENRI MILNE EDWARDS, the French
scientist, is dead.
LAURA DoS, the actress, was reported as
dying Of consumption. She left NeT York
recently TO- Southern California.
lr was recently rumorei that Mr.. Tit
comb, Assistant Register OF ehe Treasury,
has been requested to resign. Register
Rosecrans said that the report was not
true, but that a reorganization Of the bu-
reau was contemplated
IN the second days proceedings Of the
Democratic convention at Richmond, Va,
the platform was adopted and J. T.. Massey
was nominated for Lieutenant Governor
on the first ballot and X \. Ayres for At
tDrney General on the second ballot. Hon.
John :. Barbour was unanimously re-
elected Chairman of the State and Execu-
tive Committees.
LORD CARSARvoy intends to make =
tour Of Ireland shortly in order To ascer-
tain the condition and wants Of the people.
GLADSTONE left England recently for a
cruise TO Norway as Guest Of Sir Thomas
Brassey, OF the l~atter's yacht Sunbeam"
STANLEY HUHTLEY, a popular writer for
the press and author Of the famous -SpOo-
p~endyke Papers," died at New York re-
Gently.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

CONCERNING tho troubles in the In
dian Territory General Sheridan said at
Chicago recently that he had expressed
no opinion. and while he had settled
views respecting the Indian question
they would To given only TO the Prcsi-
dent in person, as that was in the main
the mission on which he had been sent.
Any expressions which had been cred
tied To him concerning the situation
were unauthorized or unfounded.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

a MOVEMENT to suppress the holding
of Sunday ''picnics' in the vicinity of
Chicago was begun recently by the
filing of a bill by the State Attorney to
cniOin them at the Town Of Jefferson,
near Chicago. The bill declares that
idle and vicious people frequent that
place on Sunday and indulge in drink
ing and fighting and other shameful
orgies in Il IN such rs TO bring
disgrace upon the town.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

THE increase in the price of box
wood has led TO the use of compressed
of lonm--hu,tlcS. and 80 on. The
teak is pat into n steel die and
compressed by a hydraulic ram under
q pressure of fourteen tons per square
inch. The timber thus prepared is
made very dense, homogeneous and
capable of taking Il high polish.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07
STORM-BESTtf
Nonopa Lake Assembly Da.turb~I D., "a.
Element.

M,rIsoV. Wis. July 90 Houpua
Lake Assembly. O NJ work near th..
c.tv. has In two days aud one nigs, en-
cou1ierrd two severe storms e wind
aui rain. Tuesday nigh; c'ery body got
a corup!e drcuc1.as and .pme - tae tent.
were blown over Ye-,rrGzs af'rrupga
- = mc.t.H: va, COLA: on az the A4@s
tabernacle. 4 storm e w.ni came ~
41o>ly. AMI SNAPPED tie halvsFd-, aai
aaay went a score 4 te1t..
number oi b ats br,ns on ia~ lake
near The grounds. au alarm srrsns u~
;e~i some uf -" passenger. sa"uii meet
with n accident. TIE Tabernacle va.
.oou ABANDONED aai sTrv5 BODY WATCHED
to lase FINAL. ne boats. with ias *
-cYtpa % one or two ans Pa safely.
,ui the par-i". ia tber4 we've greatly
frightened zoe ssi boat cars red. EOS
aotagus serious. followed 4 steamer
aulcG l1rrr tie storm. All 'lr u.aai
agm5er o. BAT ta.1.u. wpwrs arl
.cuaB.n= Cd frru were promptly ealcl
far
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

WHILE testimony was being taken at
San Francisco recently. in the Office of
Master in Chancery Houghton. in the
Ease of Sharon vs.. Hill. Judge Daniel
:. Terry. counsel for the defense. at
tackled with his cane ii. j. Kowalsky;
an attorney engaged on the Sharon
side. Kowalsky drew his revolver.
Judge Terry Immediately drew his.
whereupon kowalsky fled into the hall.
No shots were exchanged. Judge
Terry is the same person who killed
Senator Frederick in the early days of
California.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

WssHiNCroV. - c. Jay Gi.-Tae
'resfeat ~yes;~risy appointed J0.pa
ScIOlsos Harris o: Ealu=or~. - ,
SaIrisaiP - ;-e NzY1! Aczscmy, =. IA
naPo.is. VIC tHs sya q lbs .1.s flrz.~a.
a.; ha!zS5 ~, 81 Arctic fan, uas
failed - pas - exaui1aJigs io- A.
Nilsson. Hairs . \ D. sc~-c4a. % to-
NcSo-s01 family, four @e1erzt5oas =
S.ca ave oe.a brilliantly represented
l1Ho~ ta.irt states -sys Srsss tuea.s
Representatives o. ,sAt family as-- A.
"a s~@ ea1szaI rzak sd a~.I!e-tLga s-r-
tie oE@5fsAx q tie gssouHoa "a.
sppo a;nse: @As tie last ~szcaa-y .: ;a~
Aez9<-F
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

MAJOR A. NJ. MILLER. in charge of
the improvements on Western rivers.
has made his annual report To the
Chief of Engineers at Washington. In
the Mississippi River l.692 snags were
removed and 5000 trees cut. In
the Missouri 1.oil snags were removed.
1853 trees cut and eleven drift
piles removed. Owing to the failure
of the River and Harbor bill for the
year ending June So. 1856" Major
Miller SAYS. there car be but little
worhdone. 1t is proposed with the
f6his available TO DO aboutsiN weeks
work on the Missouri River and six
months work on the Mississippi" An
appropriation of Sl6l. 900 is asked for
the Mississippi and $4,000 for the
Missouri. with an appropriation of
rs. O00 asked for the Usage River for
he next fiscal year. 1t is proposed to
i move snags, cut trees and repair
{ inns.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

THE fastest railroad time ever made
in Texas was made by Vice President
Hoxie, on his special, on the trip from
San Antonio to Laredo oyer the Inter
national & Great Northern Railway
n few days since. The distance IS n
hundred and ffty-eight miles, and was
covered ia three hours and five min
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

Tte 10 &c o. 81 go q n. r<-.
u he b. lr-- ---.,r e .~-.a Ga -
to- PaS. nfiF YEAR, -arvl 2 .l- --
cen; sale q; the Ia ~ $50. ~
Ho1-e - the ra-ur- a.: fremont .r -:
s1d T-HU,- placc T. Mason ru--
2A4-ti i-e lau1 2 i~S tlr-IEp.. al
= L>a- ,Ee M4-oa.c Temple "a COM
pie ei. maxim. q iota oCs: Il .zrt al
I.daZ o. V1 h ~ t.
Jai'~i >;atc; Gose-n mea. t1ush. :
ior >lu5. aad in 49, sO.1 j. ~.
s.u.-Ess4 L.raE
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

The Naval Board at Washington.
which is examining the plans and
specifications for proposed new
cruisers. expects 10 be occupied with
lis work during the entire summer.
1T is possible that after the American
plans are examined, Secretary Whit
ney will appoint q commission TO 90
abroad and examine foreign models.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

A furn 'Erc ua,e- a; III Nv
Oriear, ENpo-it"1 discovered = q, n
{ man from Arka--7- whiting 4
handsome mahogany sabDe, to ~-;
VI q, the WOOL wa ! - Another -
h.'.r. who had nt'ri up 4 room
the unes. specimens 81 u -. E- an--
ri"i 70 md an oil lad, eating ."-
lunch n. e. Il G ic 50 -z'~ ~ one /;
h. satin mp o. ref cha ~ :
the cheer -,ol ia~ K SIN B. Sc. 1a "a
II - V.1"i ? m-.@l-. -
IA T-aE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

AT n sale of Burns relics at Ayr,
Scotland, recently. Tam o Shanter"
and .'Souter Johnnie chairs were
bought for the Burns cottage for
forty-sevcn pounds each a wooden,
s~ilvcr-hooped stirrmp cup sold for fifty
five pounds, and an autograph letter of
the poet to Hamilton Nimmo brought
seven pounds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

A SPECIAL from Laredo says that
President Clevcland's order opening
HID the cattle trail through the Indian
Territory has materially stiiiened the
cattle market in Southwestern Texas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07
CURRENT COMMENT.

ABOUT six car loads OF live chickens
every week pass through Toledo on
the Lake Shore. bound East
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

Tuors,xps Of collier. at Merthyr-
Tydyil. Wales. were reported idle
OWING TO the depression in trade.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07
NEssassa
fhe state Conference Meets. Adopts . Fist
form and Lay. Dat the Work

The state Conference Meets. Adopts FIAT
form and Lay. Dat the Work
Al the conference ot The stat. Prohibit
t~i"nists lately held 4; Lincoln, Ees. + Il
Graham. 81 Dough-. COUNTY. wS chosen
Chairman. and +. " Warren. o; otns
County, Secretary. Nth 4. a. Wot.uhar-
ger and H. &. Bi,eHh,-lirr, OF Lancaster
County. a. ASs.-;an; Secretaries tpVVo-
Ir!air resolutions were adopted uloa tie
death Of Genera. Grant, and after SoHIs Pc
Amintry wofA lie Committee on i's>".l-
tens "feg-I ;a- follow. a. TrIo!; which wA
adopted
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lie source 80 ,-fI" a--i nuulH Hl-fr' -
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II German editor zEo w4ai-! -
know Bismarck owned ;ho r=-a has
o~-a seat ~ - fOr So uo-t, - -t
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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-02
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral services of Mrs. Alice o.
Mccullough. who died of heart disease
on last Thursday evening, was held at
the residence OF her husband Mr.. T. Nc
Cullougb, 153 Rural street, Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock. Rev. w. c.
Snodgrass off1ciated. He delivered q
a brief and very appropriate discourse.
There was large attendance of the most
intimate friends sympathizing with our
fellow citizen Mr.. Mccullough, in this
most sad bereavement. The excellent
music was conducted by Judge E. W.
Cunningham. The pail bearers were
N. WhIttlesey, T. w. Lyon, ]. G. Tray
lor, D. w. Eastman, o. B.. Wharton and
]. @. Jones. The LAST token Of respect
was the fitting ceremony at the grave in
Maplewood cemetery, where the remains
were inferred.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-02
READING NEWS.
EDITED BY MARY DE zEAN.

WEDNESDAY, April, 1.
Mr.. w. II. Douglass is again able to
be about our streets as In the past years
And his eyes are again useful. and he ct
tends to his business oncs more as he
has ia years past.
L. Humphry, of Arvonia, is sick and
confined to his room.
There has been party of civil en-
gineers and helpers, OF about fifteen or
twenty men surveying for the past week,
rail road route from Carbonate south
and southwesterly direction crossing the
Marais Des Cygne's, about one mile west
of ArVonia and continuing south in the
direction of Hartford.
The Wisconsin Lumber Company are
filling up their yard rapidly the past
week; there are some thirty cars IN
loaded and on the way. The Office is
being erected, and Mr.. Bently is here
experimenting the whole, and hopes to
soon haYe 1t the leading lumber yard IN
his part of the state. There has been
an unavailable delay 10 the arrival OF
the cars, but the past week from one to
three arrive daily.
Ed Kinnan has been in Reading the
past few days.
The night operator at the railroad
station has left, and another young man
fully comDetent to ELL the position is al
his post of duty.
Geo. W. Retscr has bought eighty
acres of land in the Oliver Phillips
neighborhood.
The Baptist Sunday school gave good
concert at the school house last Sunday
night to full house
Rev. J. T. Hanpa, presiding elder
preached four excellent sermons In the
NJ. E. church last Saturday and Sunday
The one Sunday morning on the foul
great influences of our land, viz: The
Pulpit, Printing Press, Educational, and
last and most important, Home-was
listened to by large audience and with
close attention.