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L>OR SALE-LOTS-1OO BUILDING LOTS 5Ox
IL $50 feet, near Seabrook Station, Il. and F. H. r. 70
minutes ride by cars to city beautifully located $50
sold in six months: price S15 lot. Apply to MARION
DUCKETT, Attorney-at-Law. Bladensbrrg Mo or
JASPER NJ. JACKSON, 212 ID 81. NV, Washington
au:S-3m
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MURDERERs BEoUEsTs.-Michael Metz
who was hanged AT Unlontown, Pa, yesterday,
for the murder of a fellow iaborer, named Cas-
sedente, wrote letter recently 10 District At
torney Cochran, in which he informed Mr.
for prosecuting An innocent man. when me
dead" Metz wrote "me want one arm cut OF
for you u eat, one leg for Mr.. kennedy TO eat,
one for John Boyle"-his attorneys whom hc
curses for not being able 10 save him
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FsENDIsH ACKNOWLEDGEMENT night
George Mann, one OF the Mann brothers. pro-
prietors OF the Grand Central theater at Louis
VILE, KY, armed himself with a Keen edged
butcher knife and started for the house OF his
mistress, Annie Taylor. At Green aud Floyd
streets Mann met the woman. He drew the
large weapon and plunged IL into her stomach,
completely disembowellng his victim. The
woman fell to the sidewalk, but Mann brutality
seized her and jerking her to her feet forced
her 10 walk TO the houses square distant where
she died yesterday. Mann was arrested
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FINANCIAL.
+ Iscs & w n1rE1r.
STOCK BROK ERA

STOCK BROKERA
IS n Filth AVENUE, New York
t39 10th street lCorcoran Buildins), washington.
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WAsHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c
GENhRAL PAKTNERS.
JAMES WHITLEY II. CRUGER OAKLEY.
MAYNARD &. EYRE
HENRY II. DODGE, Washington, DC
WILLIAM K TRAvkRs. Special Partner.
Buy and sell on commission all classes OF Railway
Securities.
II. II. DODGE, Resident Partner
Quotations OfStOcks and Bonds and information re.
garding the markets received through wires in
stantly, direct from the New York Stock EXCHANGE
Al orders executed aud reported promptly. vel
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO. AuosaonssrA
Sale Of Harness, Trunks Satchels. etc. at 6O0 10Th
street northwest. will be continued TUESDAY and
FRIDAY. AUGUST TENTH and THIRTEENTH.
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON.
Terms cash.
au04t WALTER r. WILLIAMS a CO. Aucts
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A SEA SERPENT THAT WHIsTLEs.-A dis
patch from Norfolk, Va, says the sea serpent
was seen OF Ocean View Tuesday night It's
head is like that of horse. 1t is about 80 feet
long and OF grey color. When 1t disappeared
below the water there was peculiar whistle.
The foregoing statements are vouched tor by
several people.
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TOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGs

NEW IRON STEAMER "WAKEFIELD'
Leaves 7th-street wharf MONDAYS. THURS.
DAYS and SATURDAYS at Z a. IN. Returning
TUESDAYS FRIDAYS and SUNDAY d. m touch.
ing at River Landings as far iomini Creek Currl
oman. Va, and 81. Clements Bay. Mo Connects with
JOHN Il PADGETT. Agent
I. WI Manager fss3
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IT WASN'T HIS BODY IN THE Box-Albert
j. Cooley, who was supposed TO be the man who
was murdered and piaced In the shoe box, and
whose decapitated aud dismenbered body was
found last sunday near Wallingford, Conn.,,
has made his appearance alive. He Ii very In
dignant Mt being declared dead.
WHY GO FRANTIC WITH NEURALGIA when
St Jacobs Oil cures IL Ina q single night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-13

Daniel Sullivan was thrown from Q Mexican
pony IN Baltimore yesterday and killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-13

VIM. C. FOLSOM by bis will fled to-day divides
his property between his brothers and sisters,
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n L Y Ii E.
NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
SOUTH.
STEAMERS GEORGE LEAkY and LADY OF THE
LAKE LEAVE AT $50 PM
FIRSTCLASS FARE, So. ROUND-TRIP So
Roundtrip Ticket Good on Either Boat
steamer LeAry from 9TH street wharf, MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
steamer Lake from 9th street wharf. TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY
Leary stops al Pney Point and Cornfield Harbor
going and returning. Lake stops at Piney Point
going going and returning and on Saturday at Colonial
ton and Providence steamers Both steamers connect
with steamer Ariel for Richmond, Va, and Old DO.
minion Line tor New York and ali railroad lines south
Secure rooms and tickets al the 3. and o. Offices
1901 and 6l0 pennsylvania avenue and Knox's Ex-
press, 6O3 pennsylvania ave. where baggage may be
Checked from hotels and private residences For fur
liner information inquire At the COmpany's Offices
Telephone calls % and 1853 Above schedule al
rates goes INTO euect Monday 18th. je25
I)OT0MAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
THE STEAMER SUE,
CAPT. w. c. GEoGHEGAN
has resumed her trips between Washington and Balti
more, leaving StephensOns wharf, foot 7th at every
SUNDAY, p.m and Baltimore every FRIDAY nj
5p.mL
Stops at River landings Freight received on Sat-
urdays only, and mus: be prepaid
Apply to STEPHENSON & BRO
mhlO6m 18th and Pa. ave. and eth st. wharf
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INFECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM.
u IL Frs JOHN GIBSON and E. C. KNIGHT leave
Pier Al. East RIVER, n. Y. every SATURDAY at D.
m; 9th ST. wharf. Washington, every TUESDAY
MORNING. Freight at lowest rates ana
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HousEkEEpERs. HousEKEEprns.
HOTEL CAFE AND LUNCH ROOM PRoPRIE-
TORS. DRUGGISTS AND THE TRADE IN
GENERAL, ATTENTION! ATTENTION.!

IL has been deemed advisable to change the plans
Srea1y prepared for the improvements Of our Store
NO Al 9TH St the result Of which will necessi-
tate the tearing Of our Store literally to pieces Con-
sequenty every dollars worth Of goods comprised in
our stock must be sold. ~
Therefore. we will offer for the next two weeks all
OF our Immense stock of groceries, wines and whistles
" sAcrthce prices Never within our knowledge has
such an opportunity been set before the public buy
ton as we ofer. We have been very. very busy for
tne past iorty days but we expect and know this will
nring Us more business than we attend TO in the
same careful manner we always DO. but this Is
ceptfon so you wish to avail yourself OF bargains
bargains call quickly and leave your order, Il viii pay
you.
n T. METZGER 4 BRO,
au7 AIT 9TH St NV.
WyALKERs. yUa 10TH STREET. NV.
wv Moth proof Felt Carbolate Of Ia me. Feltn. Fitch
Plaster. n. Z an0 Gas Tar. charcoal Hatts lAme DC
nihI1
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MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
SEAD AND BE WISE-DR BROTH Frs, 800
u y St = ". appeared before and made oath that
hs - the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this
GU. anu VIII guarantee all of private
oises.A OF men and furnish medicine, charge:
So>ntiion aud ad, Ice nee at any hour during the
$50! S,:bscftoed and sworn before me by Or.
bbOlHEls>. SAMUEL 4. MILLS, a Notary Public
Ia and IOr the u OF e.. this 3d day Of July. lSaa
au.-In1-
MALARIA, CHII-Ls. FEvERs, POSITIVELY
VA curei In to q hours bS "Prompt!ne" "A marvel
oiiS speclnc CONTAINS Qunine tasleess and harm
loss OF druggists SOC Prompting Co Bufiaio g. Y.
jyl5-lm.
NINE DE FOREST. LONG-EsTABIISHEDA AND
VA reliable Ladies Physician. be suited daily
a. her residence. l2@S sth Office hours froIl
10 pm. with Ladies Gully. iyI(IIms
NANHOOD RESTORED BY USING; A HO1~rIE
~ or two Of DR. BROTHERS. Inyigoraiiny Cor.
osa- VIII cure any OF debility aud loss
- nsrne power IL inapzTts vigor the hole sys-
W. - a~. W7-lms
has NEvEk BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
- otsOi Ef-> 5 the oldest Established adyer.
ss i-.oies PhJ sicaln III this city Ladies' YOU can
Sc1nafnty consult DR. BROTHERS. yUsi a. ST a w
e.uSu.4l attention paid all diseases peculiar To
iy2lm s~~~'
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woman was recently murdered at Evanstown,
Wyoming Territory. Her body was cut into q
large number OF pieces, and a singular feature
actly equal weight. Two Cinnamon have been
arrested, and are in Jail at Green River await
ing trial for the crime. They are accused of
numbering the woman on account OF her hav-
ing received attentions from a white man.
McCulloch, aged II years, escaped from the
State Industrial school At Rochester, N. Y,
Thursday night by scaling the wall which sur
rounds the grounds. The girl was received
from Geneva on January %, 1856, after hav-
ing been con victed Of petit larceny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-13

ing were the readings at the signal Office today;
q. "a. a; .. m, 70; IL 9. M. 80: z p m, So;
maximum, 80; minimum, 70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-13

MURDERED AND THEN Bernard
Martin. with his wife and two children of
eaver, Ariz., started July Doth for Erie. Pa.
u visit. Not being heard from, q search was
instituted which resulted Wednesday In the
finding OF the charred remains OF the entire
family between Nulture mine and Phoenix
Arizona. Martin was known to have had
"a, 900 with him, realized from the sale of his
rancho. He was waylaid by robbers, the entire
family murdered and the rsmains burned TO
cover the crime.
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MORE WHIRLPOOL RAPIDS CRANKS-
Whirlpool Rapids cranks are reported a. be-
coming numerous In the vicinity Of Buffalo.
Yesterday two more made public their plans,
They propose Oh sunday, August ~. 70 navi-
gate the rapids and whirlpool In an old oak
beer hogshead which has for six years been
lying empty in George Roos' brewery. The
barrel Is i've feet long and four feet In diameter
at the head. They say that they eau 20
through in a tub, and they intend TO show that
their predecessors are entitled 20 no credit
whatever. The barrel will be weighted with
sand In q box, and upon this upholstered seats
will be constructed. It will be . free and easy
trip In all Its details.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-13

A MAN MATCHED AGAINST HORsE-An.
onton Strokeiy, the noted pedestrian, of East
Saginaw, Mich, has matched himself against
George Hecks' bay horse George III. for q fifteen
days race, 60 as you please, for q purse OF
$1,000. The race began yesterday at the
Pontiac fair grounds, and Is 70 continue fifteen
days, racing from z a.m.so pm. each day until
the purse and IS per cent OF the gate receipts.
Each contestant made 5Sla miles yesterday
Strokely ran the last mile in 500.
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Also improved and uBitnproved property In all parts
Gfthe city. Apply 10 j. ". L MYERS.
ty2S-3ws 142S New York ave
NOR sALE-THREE-SToRY FRAME. ROOMS:
Il lot lSNse1: side alley. VIII pay 10 per
Tfice asked, Sd OO0 a II. HILL & CO.. 1888 ST
.y2oim
I,'Ok SALE OR RENT-HOCSE 116:; + ST. AP-
y ply 10 owner. COS l4th 81 Key 1861. jyl9lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-13

RUN OVER AND SERIOUSLY INJURED.-This
afternoon, about 1880 O'Clock, = horse attached
70 wagon driven by y colOred boy, named
VIM. Smith, accidentally ran over Q twO-year-
OLD daughter OF Henry Copperthite. The little
child was taken to the home Of her parents,
1880 Sad street. Her injuries are serious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-13

This morning. about IL o'clock, Matthew
winters. q colored bod carrier, while at work
on new building at 10th and streets south.
west, was overcome by the boat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-13

Mt VERNON MT VERNON
STEAMER W. w. CORCOPAN
Leaves 7th-street wharf daily Except Sundav1 f,e
Mt Vernon at 10 o'clock q. M: returnin9 rSaci,Ss
Washington about $50 p N.
self l. I. BLAKE. Captain,
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An Exciting Runaway.
BEER WAGON WRECKED ON PENNSYLVANIA

Two fne-looking horses attached to Ready &
Walsh's beer wagon were standing near the
corner of and 14th streets, about O'Clock
this afternoon, when there was an escape Of
gas from a soda fountain, or something OF that
sort, that made great noise. in the corner drug
store. The horses took fright and dashed at
full speed straight down the steep hill TO the
Avenue. A colored man was in the wagon.
He succeeded in guiding the horses
past bus that stood In the street.
without greatly damaging it, but in doing so
made sharp turn that threw the wagon up
side down across the track on the Avenue. The
man was taken out from under the beer casks
and bottles a Utmost unconscious but was found
not seriously hurt. The street was strewn with
beer bottles.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

l~OR sALE-THREE-SToRY AND BASEMENT
IT brick dwelling. = rooms and bathroom, ali m l.
W., scott circle rented al SEQ per
month. Price $500 TYLER q kuTHERFOkD
l22B = ST. NV auI3-6ts
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-15
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THURSDAY. the 9TH, vas the greatest
day in the history Of St. Louis Ia point Of
attendance at her dual attractions, the
Fair and Exposition. At the former the
| attendance was over a hundred and forty
thousand, while at the latter nearly fifty
thousand pc pie visited the building dur
| ing the day and evening.
1 A NATIONAL association Of whip manu-.
facturers has been formed
| III. LEAvTTr is under arrest for com
Irlcity IN the murder OF Rev. Mr.. Had
dock, Of Sioux City. Ia.
NJ. KARAvALoFF has resigned rs Regent
/ or Bulgaria.
| ST. Lorrs has not yet been heard from
in the bids for the construction OF the new
naval vessels.
| Destructive forest fires were reported
raging in Manitoba on the eth.
A. q. FRszER. OF Portcrsville. Pa. was
killed BY the cars On the Chicago a. Alton
road at Quincy Junction. Ill.,. on the .th-
| A DrrIciT Of sI0,00o.opO is announced in
the revenues u New South Wales for the
past fiscal wear.
JUDcE GARY ovfruled the motion for
new tri.l Ia the cases Of the condemned
Anarchis's at Chi ago.
TAMA'. OSman Digna's stron hold In the
soudan. was carried bv friendly natives
and two hundred retcls W Ne killed.
| MILITARY headquarters Department Of
Dakota will BE- changed November from
Fort Smelling % -. Paul. MINI.
The independent Bu'garsn urges the gov
ernmcnt to lind General Kanlbars and
- ~.
OSE wonnn was fatally injured by
ljumring from a burning factory At New
York On The eth, and several others had
narrow escapes.
THE val Inniskillen Fusiieers, sta
toned AZ Aldershot. Eng. resisted draft
for service in Africa, and ia the riot that
ensned on the Eth a number Of soldiers and
lpol'ce were wounded.
Four more persons have died from the
effects OF the In Mascofte explosion on
the Mississippi, bringing the lit Of deaths
In,w up 10 shirty.
WILL Roy was fatally shot at CASTLE,
Wyoming County, n. ~. on the eth, by
Robert Van Brunt, member Of the Saliva
Ition Army.
JoHx EDWARD ELLIS. Liberal member
OF the British Parliament, after making .
tour Of Ireland and examining into the
Irish tenant question, praises the work Of
the National Land League
The Bulgarian Government has notified
foreign consuls az Sofa Of General Kaul-
bars action In trying by bribery and In
timidation 20 iniuce tho military CONF
mander A. Rustchuk 10 release the poIit-
caI conspirators.
| The latest report put in circulation BY
the Cabinet smashers IA that Mr.. Endicott
has grown tired Of being Secretary OI
War and l. quite anxious to resign.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-15
TWAS a COLD DAY,

And the state Department Got LETT y
Their Endeavor~ 20 Entrap The News
Vendors With bogus Teicgra m--A g.
pher 10 be Adopted 10 Protect state 81
crets.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.--Since the print
ing. not long ago, OF the cable CORE.
spondence between Secretary Of State
Bayard and Minister Phelps at LONDON,
pertaining TO the proposed London aid Tor
the Charleston sufferers, which had been
transmitted In cipher, the Secretary q
State has been hunting for the person
who gave II to the correspondent, sup
posing, no doubt, that Il was some one
connected with the State Department.
The Secretary has been unable 70 ilnd
him. Yesterday an entire new code was
adopted at the department with the or
ject Of preventing any more Information
from going out. Before Mr.. Bayard cit
the city he gave special instructions 70
Assistant Adce to formulate a revision
OF the CIPHER and make Il as complicated
as possible. Assistant Adee, In prcpar.
ing the code, manufactured q number q
decoy kilograms II startling nature
lated and made public the previous mes
sages. This effort failed 10 have ihe
desired effect. Whcreupon the Amer'
can representatives abroad were ip-
formed that new cipher would 20 into
effect November l. The new cipher
viii involve a change from Webster 70
Worccstcr's dictionary rs an additions
precautIcn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-15

CHARLESTON, 8. G., Oct. 6.--Mr. Sam
uel @. Stoney, treasurer Of the Gentle.
mems Auxiliary Association Of the Con.
federate Home, has received this letter
from the President inclosing a check for
twenty dollars:
Mt DEAR SIN: A circu lar just received In.
forms me OF the object and purpose OF tho
home for mothers. widows and daughters Of
Confederate soldiers at Charleston. as well
as it, present needs caused by tine
recent misfortune. Though constant.
~ Appealed TO from all sides
and upon all manner OF occasions for pc
cuniary aid. cheerfuliy inclose n slight
contribution 70 the sum necessary 10 make
such repairs as Will enable this useful and
benevolent Institution 40 again open It's
doors 20 the mothers. widows and daughters
for whom u was intended and whose condl-
ton presents such nm urgent appeal TO the
sympathy OF every American citizen.
Yours sincerely.
GROVER CLEVELAND
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-15

CLEVELAND. O., Oct. 5.--S. Camp,
prisoner in the county jail became vlo.
lently insane and attacked Turnkey Kelley
in the corridor Of the jail yesterday after.
noon Kelley grappled with him, ana
securing assistance, placed the leather
muflicrs on his arms. Camps INSANITY
was caused by prcconccrled plan q
some prisoners, who told him tina; ~
wife intended 70 leave the city and aban'
don him. A note 10 this effect was WIZ
ten and given him. In a little while ~
began 10 rave, and his frenzy culminh'e'
IN the attack upon Kelley.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-15

Columns, o., Oct 5.-Thc Supreme
Court this morning dismissed the Cucin-
natl case Of Mary y. Anderson vs.. the
Auditor and Treasurer Of Hamilton
County brought BY Thomas McDougal 10
test the constitutlonality 81 the Dow
Liquorlaw. The court a The same time
granted motion to take the case 81 Leo
Adler vs.. II. v. whItbeck, treasurer Of
Cuyahoga County, out Of order. This a
also liquor case raising the same
question Of tho constitutionality Of col.
Iecting the liquor tax, but has difIers ~
statement Of fact.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-15

= large Number nj Lives Lost nv the -.
p1oslon ~ the Boilers % tho New Ml>.l..
e1ppl River steamer IN Mascot CT artia,
List of the victisns and the saved.
CAPK GiRARpEAU, NO., Oct. 6.-One q
the most terrible disasters which has oe.
Cured on the river for many years took
place At twelve o'clock yesterday 4,
Crawford's, place twenty-five miles
above here. The steamer Ia Mascoi,e.
Captain J. b. Thompson, exploded
her boilers Al that point, causing ler
total loss and destroying many lives
The full list cannot yet be obtained, per.
haps never will be, as the register VIZ
lost, but Il Is known that from eighteen
to twenty-five lives have been lost. N,
Of the victims, M near as obtalnable. NJ.
pearing below.
The news Of the frightiul AFFAIR reached
here at fve o'clock yesterday evening. on
the arrival OF the towboat Eagle. Captain
G.. =. Ebaugh, which brought down
thirty five persons, including The "a.
mainder OF the crew OF the la Mascotte.
The scene here when the news spread
among the people was one Of the widest
confusion. In the excitement Il was
some time before IN intelligent under.
standing could be arrived al, but The
active sympathy Of the people soon took
shape and the dead and wounded were
tcnderly removed and cared for.
TnE DEAD.
Following Is a list OF the victims rs
far as obtsinable at this Whiting:
Judge William lIaaar and wife. Of this
county.
Miss Kreigcr, Of this city, daughter Of
Christ KreIger.
Mrs. william II. Wheeler and two
children, Of this city.
Fritz Lind, son Of Theobald Lind OF
this city.
Charles Ansel. colored.
Both chambermaids, names not men
toned.
One lady, name unknown, and two chill
drcn.
The bodies OF the three last mentioned
and one of The chambcrmalds were re.
covered and brought down by tine Eagle.
J. X. Perkins, FIRST clerk, Miss julia
Rabch Of this city and first engineer
Porter.
Out OF twenty -four Of the crew four
teen are known 70 be saved.
II Is now estimated that between
eighteen and twenty-five persons have
been lost.
WOUNDED AND RESCUED.
The following is partial list Of the
badly wounded:
Miss Lena Duchrmann, daughter Of the
late Geo. Buehrmann, Of this city, mol
dangerously
Lon Adams, first mate. badly injured
Several persons unknown are more o.
less dangerously wounded.
Among those known TO be saved are
Captain J. Is. Thompson; Harry Lourcy,
steward; Jas. a. Donohoc. pilot. aud Ms
partner; J. J. Hanlon. second clerk. AMI
ID. G. Maniz. second engineer.
Captain Ebaugh says his boat was IL
sight and he rendered assistance as soon
as possible, and rescued some thirly-nye
persons. intending the crew Of the -
Mascotte. lie thinks there we're Others
saved and cared for by the people on the
shore. II Is impossible To get the exact
condition Of the sufferers, owing TO the In.
tense excitement. Pilot Donohue SAYS
the La Mascotte burned 10 the waters
edge, foated down and lodged at the
shore one mile below Williams Landing
Acting Coroner william raar win pro
coed at once TO hold an inquest on the
bodies OF the dead.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-15

THE New York Court Of Appeals handed
down decision on the 5th confirming the
sentence Of the lower court in the case Of
ex-AIderman Jaehne. who was convict ed
on : charge Of bribery in the Broadway
Railroad franchise
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-15

The French Government has ordered
Prince Enrique de Bourbon, fugitive from
Spain. where he IL under sentence Of inn
prisonment for insulting the Queen, to be
Inferred in the department north Of the
River InirH
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-15

Ar the 81. Louis Exposition Saturday
the eth. was designated as Irish day. and
Gilmore's band programmes were made tc
At the day. The result was the largest
and most enthusiastic attendance since
the opening
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-15

Or 70 October ! the aggregate IRE waste
for the United States and Canada in 1886
was <s3.oo0.o 900, against S71.5oo,0o0 for the
same period of 1885, 90 that with October,
November and December yet to be heard
from, there 10 no likelihood OF . lower
figure than 500 900 to be charged for
ares IN 1885,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-15

JAcoB RoNKrs has been nominated for
Congress by the Republicans Of the Tenth
Ohio district Thus Hurd and Romeis will
light the battle over again.