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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
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The Missing Limbs Of IN. Body Found by


The MisslDg iimbs OF the BODY fonnd oy
a FARMER.
NgnDEv. Cor H.. sept. IA special from
Walllneford TO the Rep.,5lcea says Last
night David Gaylord found the arms and
lez-s witch are supposed 10 belong 20 the
shoe box corpse. They were in q decsyed
srase and we're wrapped up in paper that
corresponds eifh ere paper found iu tbe
shoe box and taer wraps sf up lu furrIiars
ssckinr. Gay yior1 found them ca lis isrIu
rhiia sfar cows. half a-miie from where
the oox Nas found
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

NEW HAVEN. Sept 27.-A +. Burr, of
Hartford, was selected by the Democratic
State Committee tonight for Temporary
Chairman of the State Convention tomor-
row. r. ). Cleveland. of Hartford. seems
to be the favoGite of the uarty organizers
and Judge Granger. OF New Canon, has ap-
paren;iy the strongest country support for
Governor. There viii be q hard contest be-
tween Law. Of New Haven and Mahsn. OF
New london flr seeTelsry nf state.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
osowlNG VEaY vRTUous.

I'D. stokes Makes Lord Lcnsdale Take
Naughty Violet Away From the Hoffman.
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-E. Stokes, pro-
prietor Of the Hoffman House. sent tor Lord
Lonsdale today aud informing him that he
desired to maintain the respectable reputa-
tiOn of the hotel, expressed desire tbat
Violet Cameron seek other quarters Short
ly afterward the actress left Ghe hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-Pat Sheedy, manager
of John L. Sullivan, arrived here with
document signed by Sullivan, agreeing to
enter the ring with Ryan for a sparring
match. the meeting To take place IN San
Francisco within two months. Yesterday
RYAN attached his signature to the psper,
and the prospect is good for a meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
apo,h.r Chicago Rioter on Trial.

CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-Judge Gsrnett began
this morning the hearing Of the case Of
not against Frank Bsrseli, young Bohe-
mian. who is charged with lea ding the as
ssult upon Rosenfields drug store. az the
corner of Eighteenth-st. and Center-sve
on May 3. The line of the defense il. as
usual. toward an alibi.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

WksHsoros. Sept z7.--fionsui General
Williams. q Havana. IN a repor - the De
partmeDf ~ Stale SAYS that about - peF
cent of 81 TIE snear cane fr9dDct u Cabs
for fha Grsi quarter ~ THE rear found
consuming narkef in tie nifed States.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

BurrAuo, Sept 27.-Conductor Harrison
and Engineer Bower. Of the excursion train
in the collision at Silver Creek, have both
been indicted for manslaughter by the grand
iarv Al Marvville They are held in g 600
bail each. Their cases may be tried next
month.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

MILWAUKEE. sept 27.-Governor Rnsk
today issued proclamation forbiddinz the
importation - cattle from Illinois except
when accompanied by q cerfi6cate n heslth
from the Sts;e N.tinaran Of that sfsfe. or
an inspector ~ the United States Bureau oi
A~fraal MINISTRY
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

Ifry-ov - y seps. y -Jodee Green
sesas - hsfs tbe ia-Test folleg1nk afaesg
tlf fsIexates gtc ere fert s.sr.zil fesds to
attend iaFanrros eHf.erTleti0esl rer-
aar fob1 = esfeslt C1 fa1flirn wzs -
ieelsa ~ To- ~tsse flefanitlfe toniE1t fr
fee.forzyy taairuisn 81 tHs eseTsraon.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

Lewiston. Ne. Sept. 27.-At one of the
mills where the owners recently granted
ten hours a. a day 5 work. all the hands
qut work today because their demand for
Tue discharge Of an Overseer was refused.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

FLKH.Rr. Ind. Sept. z7.-Hog cholera
which is seldom seen in this locality. has
made its appearance IN several parts u the
county. with disastrous effects wherever il
attacks The symptoms assume an aggrs-
waited form and known remedies have bot
Hffle efacf
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

wssaIra-ov. seps. y For Essfern
Mahiesa. Gearing csoIer Teafher north
westerly uin1s For Western NichiFsn.
fair sesther nesrr stationery ieHIer--
iare nor hEseteriF Fiu3s.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
rig Rehhsrr.

tt..-ss ID -ss rf-sssss-ss.x..
AAEsaALI, sept. 1T. sfanahan's
clothing store was bsrgiarized Surdav
morning of 81 800 worth Of goods A re-
ward Of 500 Is offered for. the capture Of
tie burglars
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

tt,..ssss rst 7sltssss +tst-,-
IsHFzHi1G. sept 27.-Ceorge W. Brown a
prominent Knight q Labor. Of Iron Noun
tain. 49, nnslin led Tor St4.s Senator from
The rnirt,-iirst District bv the Democratic
Convention aelG here this evening.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

ss-,s.,ss -ss Vssszs,s -.t.ssa-
sruRsfs. sept E.-Fred Schumacher
Sled up 9TH booze Saturday. whipped bis
horses and they ran away. schumsch viii
rvoashlv DE
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
THE BALL GAMES.
The Wolverines Distance the Bean Eaters
Cowboys Downed by the Giants.
Boston--Detroif.

Base hl,S-BOstOn, 5, Detroit, :.
Errors Boston, Z; Detroit. T.
Batteries Stemmeyer and Cunning:
Baldwin ard Cancel.
Umpire-ouest
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

shuiung down the engine ~ the Elgcl-
mann nev sale mili. last uight was badi r
escaping .sas or oil escaping from iaidern
heid iu his bard
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

sttlast.s Tss -tltst .e-etsaN-
Ire Rims. Scpr. y -Lefov Upton, Of
this ci'~, hss received tie rccc mmendation
of t-c cOmmities appointed by Congress
man Cutcheop 10 examil.s Candidates for
appointment 20 West Psirf fiifarv
AcpemT. The yo1rg man y abo1i Il
scars on anc nsphe@ Of tie a'e Major
Gan Emory pton oi tactics fame
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

The following games were played in the
American Association yesterday:
AT PIttsburg-- Athletics |; Pitisburg 3.
At Iouisvill e. Louisville Metropolitsns
Postponed: rain.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
New York K ansss CITY.

Base hits-New York. Is; Kansas City, 3.
Errors New York, 4; Kansas City, ?
Batteries-Welch aud Ewing; Whitney
and Hackett
Umpire-Powers.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
A GOOO WORK DONE.
Treaties Negoti atsd with Five of the Chip
pewa Indian Tribes.


WAsHiNaroN, Sept. 27.-rhe Northwest
Indian commission that Commissioner At
kins sent out soon after the adjournment of
Congress hes been a working commission.
it has negotiated treaties with five of the
Chippewa tribes. who agree 10 cede them
lands to BE- sold for he benefit OF their civ
Iiiz4tiou fund and remove to the White
Earth reservation and open uD more than
tW0 thousand square miles to settlement.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
PhiIadeiphis-Chicago.
WashinY.on-s.. Louis

WASHINGTON, Sept 81
Innings. 2 3 3 6
Washington, 0 o , o ? l. 5
St Louis o o q l. .
Base hits--.St. Louis 4; Washington g.
Errors--St. Louis 8; Washington g.
Pitchers Henry aud Kirby.
Umpire Pearce.
Game called on account of darkness.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26
ROSES TACTICS.

Miss Cleveland Finds = Delicate and Pleas
Ing solution 81 = vexcd Problem--The
Festivities Will Now Begin.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ls.-Miss Clcve-
land has At last solved problem which
has become more and more 81 puzzle
and been less successfully dealt with BY
each presidential family since the time of
Andrew johnson That President accom-
plished feat, and did the duty handed
down BY tradition Of inviting 70 dinner
each Senator and Representative 1t least
once during each two years Since
then Congress has grown to be
such . formidable body In num-
Der that each President has fallen
shorter and shorter 81 getting all around
during Congress Of two sessions. Miss
Cleveland, though delayed by the sad
weeks Of mourning that have broken into
this winters season, begins now = series
Of lunch parties at which she hopes 70 en-
terrain the wives Of Senators and Repre-
scntatives. The first u these parties will
take place on Friday 81 this week, and .
more delicate and pleasing solution of .
vexed problem could not have been
reached.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

In the Senate, on the 18th. . petition
from "citixens Of the United states" for :
constitutional amendment abolishing the
presidency was presented. Mr.. Edmunds
presented report from the Judiciary COM
mittee, embodying . long series Of resoIu-
tions, to the effect that the President must
| furnish information called for concerning
removals, or appointees would not be con-
| nrrned. Mr. Pugh gave notice that the
| minority Of the committee desired 20 sub
init report, and time was granted until
! Monday week. The resolutions were read
and ordered printed. Mr.. Bowen intro
duced bill, providing new basis for ma
tional hank circulation. The bill granting
the right Of way TO the st. Louis
& San Francisco railway through the
| Indian Territory was passed.......In the
| House . bill was reported from the rail-
road committee 70 compel the Pacific
railroads to repay the Government for
surveys. The Fitz-John Porter bill came
Iup in committee Of the whole and was
discussed a. length, Mr.. Bragg closing
the debate with speech In favor Of the
bill. The vote was: Yeas, III; nays, liz;
and the bill passed.
/ JEAN LEBERsANG committed suicide at
New York on the 18th by inhaling gas.
THr Parnellites are said 20 Be content
with Gladstone's slate.
1 THE American Institute Of Mining En-
gineers was In session 81 Pittsburgh, Pa N,
on the 18th.
QUEEN VICTORIA win 60 TO Riviera in
April with Prince Christian.
| A SINGULAR legal contest took place at
lPittsburgh, Pa, on the 10th, over baby,
two mothers claiming Il.
! THE Pail Mali Gareftc says Chamberlain
d 70 resign from the British Cabinet.
| EioHr sheep herders have recently been
killed by Apaches In the Escadillo noun
tains OF New Mexico.
/ PRINCE ALEXANDER has arrived At
PhiIippopolis In his capacity Of ruler Of
Eastern RoumeIia.
\ The steamer Oxenholme. from Baltimore
70 Liverpool, lost ninety two head Of cattle
on the passage.
| cHARLKs CRocKKR has devoted $4,000
10 the Boys and Girls Aid Society Of San
Francisco for the construction Of build
ing on an 1900 lot donated By Senator
Fair.
4 CoUxr DE Soro, Spanish Minister 20
Switzerland, has been recalled on account
OF disreputsble conduct.
| Jonx b. GoU0H, the famous temper.
ance lecturer, died on the evening OF the
18th &C Frankford, Pa, a. the result Of
his recent stroke o. paralysis. Mr.. Cough
was born In England In 1877, and during
his occurring career had appeared on the
80. 1..4 ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

- Assesasy-0snsrsl WIN TAhs sssUs
That WIN satisey Al Who vene % -
oatlsasd. nsut DOES Not Propose - -
siGn.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l7..-Attorney.0sn'
eral Garland, In IN interview yesterday
said he had nothing new 20 say respect
Ing the manner In which be became con-
nected with The Pan.Electric Telephone
Company, or the circumstances under
which the Memphis suit against the Bell
Company was instituted by direction Of
Solicitor General Goode His published
statement 70 the President last October
embodied everything he knew about those
matters and his attitude In regard 10 them
has not changed.
ssBesidcs this" Mr.. Garland added. 1T
now appears that an investigation cover
ing the whole question II 70 be had by the
House Of Representatives, and am glad
Of Il, and hope II will be thorough and
complete and that all there Ii Of Il
will be revealed, and made public. In adj
vance Of this Investigation. which l
heartily welcome, feel disinclined To 20
into the subject In detail; but will say
this, however; IL Is asserted by
some persons that As am
members Of rival company 70 the Bell
Company, and the Government Ii now
prosecuting suit against the Bell tele-
phone patent, this suit may result 70 my
benefit and advantage, and that, too,
while l am 1t the head Of the Department
Of Justice, through the Solicitor-G General
Of which the suit Is 20 be carried an. md
therefore something should be done by
me 20 relieve myself and the adosinistra-
ton from the apparently delicate situation
indicated. ! have considered this
suggestion In all its bearings, a. far - ]
am able, and Iyecognixe the fact that
there Is much In II worthy of thohghtr
have diee:ssed In my mind most thor.
ouGhAy what could and ought 70 do In
view alone Of this state Of the case and
have determined TO take steps 70 meet
this In = way that will, think.
receive the appreciation Of oil
people who really desire To be
satisfied This would be at once
contaminated, but a. the investigation by
the House II now 70 proceed, | do not
think Il right for me 10 10 anything or
explain what intend to do until the In
vestigation Is concluded, IS my motives
in view Of this investigation might be
misconstrued But whatever the result Of
the investigation may be, will carry
out and execute the determination have
reached, and Of which l have already
spoken; and more than this hope you
DO not expect me TO say or indicate.
When asked whether this statement
foreshadowed his withdrawal from the
Cabinet. Mr.. Garland promptly re-
sponded, mo, II does not"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

TIM senate Was not IN session on she issn
......I In the House. after the reference Of :
.-.ss. s~..,,,,s... -. s,..r.r crcceed
P.'.se es"1''ee. $50 1fs~e- f
ca 20 call commnsees TOT reports .. pr ,
she House vent into commmtee % ne
wnoses MT: Hammond. O UeotHe ~ Inc
cneir. on the pr.vase cn'enunr. 80 even
ING session the uousc Pesseu huhufeo
1870 49, - 49,.
na'e ~ - $3.50" :. ~ 'ss'''
~ sne nouse sne spc"Net ~ s"s -
Ply 2. .ue . ros.n.s.es en.'s' - '7'.sn -
sne nstnt "ouE 49, ss."ns - 'e"se N.''s
that WAS not appIscanie 20 lester carrie q.
leeo1ut'on Gazing on .ue sects.asy % .ne
1rsssurx tor ,nt9r m , ~ - tne inonsy
ana tunus .eixeu or sohsesea ~ 1enstn w
nanee ana nuues IN tne nepnFsmsen. ~ sue
esuiI. - suopsen. - nenosL - o.sss ~.
repofteu from commsssees anu plsceu up1 =, y
morninx nour ne HOUSE ~sns 'nt1 comm s
sto y tue .note on tne FtE 'Svu9 rvt s
Pill, out no maj scslon 49, reacneu, husr
ness mes the House sdionrsed. n - -
In the Senate on the 18th the reply OF Sec.
retarv Lamar 20 a resolution directing him
y, sr,r,.h cere.sr ,csorm.s,cr 49, re.d ana
20 turn'sn eeFs..n oInaA1an 80 fe.u ana
.s-.s. - s -. ..~.-s.- - ..s
~ - - - 49, S,es.ss x, csii.
fornIa" passed. NJ Morgan made An argu-
ment against ene mountaineering OF the
Eduesuon oan. IN sne nouse; unuer she
se es' ~ sanss 40. hIe "a @ht.h Sss NJ eorri'
son.s hiis ~ rsssnce ire ssrsfs NJ ~ r6sch
introduced 1 resolution TOR Z committee II
eieven - shoron~hiv lnvsssi~~ss ehe eele
nhore srsndsls ee hitch ~ isnissrer ofcrrd
~ smendmert NJ Rlsnd tnerodnced ! hiII
for rhe tree COINAGE ~ siIver. The ritz
John Porter csse va then - { IN nm 4 nd a..
hsted
Nshe senate on sne i6sn . Dill giving the
8esivnsse vho an III acs for MN, wnen absent
-. --~-.s 80 --<.--.s $500 - 49,
- t~Potseu H1u Ie'et.eu oneN - sns
finance committee. The Education Dill was
taken up ana arter DEBATE ixtd aside. ana .
resolution was agreed 20 caliinx Tor info rma.
sion as 90 number and names OF special
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

HUT Belng Too Heavily Loaded. Wa Dam
aged BY the Concussaon--The Mormon
Apostles Futile Attempt 90 Escaps From
the Omccrs After Giving His Parole.
SALT LAKE,, Utah, Feb. l7.-Ex-Dele-
gate George Q. Cannon, the Mormon
leader who was arrested in Nevada on
Saturday, and was being brought TO this
city by United States Marshal Ireland
and three deputies for prosecution under
the Edmund's law, jumped from the
overland train near Promontory, Utah,
yesterday morning In an attempt 10 es-
cape, and was severely bruised. Cannon
had given the officers his word Of honor
not 70 make any effort 10 get away,
and although q pretty close watch was
kept on him, he was not treated
As prisoner Early yesterday
morning when the train Was running AZ =
high rate Of speed he passed through the
sleeping-car, where he was riding with
the officers, into the closet, and thence 20
the platform, where he sprang from the
train His escape was discovered In
few minutes. and the train was stopped.
The officers went back and found Cannon
sitting beside the track, bruised and too
much injured 70 walk. He was taken 70
Promontory, where his injuries. which
are not dangerous, were attended to.
Al Ogden where the prisoner WAS 70
have been transferred 10 Salt Lake
train. great crowd Of Mormous gather
ed with the hope Of catching glimpse Of
their leader. When the news 81 Cannon's
desperate EFFORT 20 escape arrived there
was great excitement. Women ran up
and down the streets crying and wringing
their hands out Of sympathy for Cannon.
The federal authorities did not think II
wise to bring Cannon 70 Sal. Lake on
regular train, and yesterday evening sent a
special carrying twenty-six soldiers and
more deputy marshals 10 escort him from
Ogden 10 this city. Cannon's arrest II
looked upon BY the Mormons as one Of
the most serious blows yet dealt them,
and conversely BY the Gcntiles A. a most
effective stroke In support OF the fed
eral laws. His desperation Is pretty
clearly shown BY his daring effort TO e.
cape from his captors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

NEW ORLxANs, Feb. l7.-Lettcrs from
many quarters received It the ExposIt ion
bureau q information indicate the COM
ing 81 throngs o. visitors during the next
thirty days. The earlier attractions will
be the tournament next Saturday, follow
ed Sunday BY the German-American cele-
bration, washIngton's birthday wcdncs-
day and Louisiana day the 9th. The
women's gathering March ?, will b fol-
lowed by nm immense frcmcn's parade.
and BY the MardI- 0rac festivities. Amps
preparations have been made for entSe
tanning visitors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26
Wit JOIN ISSUE.

The Republican senators In Caurus--'hss
Resolve so Join Issue with the Pres'hf''
and Ser who u Master Of the situation
WASHINGTON. Feb. l7-rhere wa
caucus Of Republican Senators this moin-
Ing. The session was not Of great length
hut was productive Of decisive action.
A series III three resolutions was su''
mitted BY Mr.. Edmunds: /. Exprcssin-
the opinion 81 the caucus that the actor
Of the Attorney General In refusing "
furnish information called for by the ~en-
ate committee on judiciary IN relation M
suspended officials, no matter what N'S
motives may have been. l. rrr'f-
hensible. 2. Declaring that IN r'ss.'
where nominations have been mHr'
to an vacancies created by removals
and heads Of departments refuse
TO furnish the Senate with information
called for. nominee shall be rejected: II
Conforming the action Of the admins
tration In removing ex-Union soldier
and sailors aud appointing IN their place.
civilians.
There was considerable discussion
over the resolutions, bnt they we''
adopted, and Mr.. Edmunds was INSTRUCT
Cd 70 report them 70 the Senate to-day
when they will come MP for debate.
LATER.
II has been decided that the resolutions
adopted by the Republican Senators !"
their caucus this morning. shall pc suv.
mittcd to the judiciary commi''re ne'o's
they are reported % the Senate
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

THE climax Il the winter carnival season
q 81. Paul was reached on the night Of
the 18Th il The dnal storminz Of the ice
castle By the Grand Army. Over 5000
uniformed men were in line bearing
torches. They parsdsd and illuminated
the stvsst and finally invested and stormed
ne castle The display Of pyrotechnics
was very grand.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

TIE Rsnfrsw Manufacturing Company
q Adams, Mass, which IL one Of the larg-
ct manufacturers Of ginghams and table,
cloths il the country, have raised the
wages of their operatives ten per cent. 70
date from March I. The men had not asked
for more pay.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

DocToRs who have ben examining into
The mental condition Of Baron Artand
Hausmann, who i under arrest q Paris
on : charge Of having attempted 20 mug
der Count Montauzan, pronounced ths
prisoner sane. He win accordingly b
tried
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

II d estimated that 70 900 people thronssd
~ streets h ths vicinity Of the Music
Hall, Cincinnati, the night Of the 18th, nm
able - gain adnittanes % Sam Jones' leo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

MonrLE, Ala, Feb. III SATURDAY 'ss1
people living on both banks Of Tom7's'
bee river IN Choctow, Marriage and su"'
ter counties, Alabama, were startled " "
succession % rumbling noises followe"
By shar trembling u the earth, cont'nu'"-
about two minutes. Al Moscow "'
ground heaved up q foot, and 're''
swaycd violently. AZ Beckley's land'n.
slight damage was done 70 houses. NJ
palssIa cattle were, thrown from 'hc"
feet, and throughout all the counties n'e"'
toned the shock was very heavy, and re0'
pie were badly frightened.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

REroRTs from the flooded districts Of
the East up 20 The night Of the 18th were Of
: rather gloomy nature, indicating much
suffering and much loss. In Boston alone
he damage q estimated q over . million
dollars.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26
TOPICS OF THE DAY.


oDoae. 9. CAnuon. - Mormon apostle
and fugitive from justice. who has been u
hiding ever : year, be- been arrested q
Wiononucca. New
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

Ezou TnoUsAxD unemployed working
~ hsld : ass-mesting q Birmingham,
EnG1and. On the 18th, which dsgsneratsd
into - attempted riot, but wss suppressed
By thsp police.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

Tn Unissd States rreasurer has pre-
pared . statement showing that the
amount Of silver dollars in circulation
July q, Last, vas cD,3Gl. -; December
81. Stet1S7l; February 10. lss6s 81, 7sl.-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

COMMANDER RoDERIcK sHRRrDAx No
CooK, D. 8 n, (retirsd) died 1t vineland,
y. =, On tie 18th from injuries caused BY
being thrown from : wagon. He was one
Of The famous lighting" McCook family
Of SteubenviIls, O., which furnished 20
many eminent SOLDIER and sailors during
The war. His brother Arson d Secretary
u the United States Senate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

JOux B. GoUon. the renowned temper
ancs advocats. Vas attacked with . stroke
while delivering lecture at Philadelphia.
His condition Was pronounced serious.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

TuB American Institues Of Mining H.
ginesrs began 10 sessions at Pittsburgh,
Pa, On the 1oeh. John w. ChaIfant, Of
Pittsburgh. welcomed the members, and
Jas. G. Bayliss, q New York, responded.
". r. Ghinn, 81 New York, read . paper
% ''Pittsburgh and Vicinity" and WIN.
Netcalf, Of Pittsbureh, delivered il inter-
ssting address On "Natural Gas"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

Tn Lord Mayor e Dublin gave : ban
qust . the evening q 10 1oth which Wa
astsadsd By six hundred tradssmen ard
~ Msssrs. Hsalsy, O'Bsien. Dillon end
ether msmbers q parliament. ADp5o-
pirate toasts we're proposed and cordloIIy
drank. = number q addresses woge
made q which TIE speakers expressed the
belisf that home rule would soon b grant