The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-12

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4 froat q the stove IN ~ ROOM and either
fsll upon 10 or hcr drc<s' iGnitci from :
qark. when her screams brought ths fami-
y % her assistance. They found her n
corner o. tho room. her clothing sblass
from her feet 20 her head. which they suc-
ceeded In smothering with : sheet. Her
arms, face and entire body we're burned -
blister.
On HoRxEn. o. Iane<villc. Harriso1
County, reported CERTAIN unlawful acts
that had been committed In his neighbour
bod % the grand jury. and Il 10 reported
that the parties concerned have attempted
% burn the doctors residence in rctalia-
ton
TEE death Of me herd Of cattle Of :
supposed mysterious disease near Muncie.
Is discovered % have been caused BY feed
ing on musty corn
Oars BAESELi, Of Redkey, Jay County,
while boarding . train at Muncie home
ward hound. had his hip pocket cut and .
pocket-book taken containing tiS-
ZscHAkIAH COR. aged seventy. willis
setting before the fire nj the residence Of X
Cotton. in Mount Sterling. Switzerland
County. suddenly fell over. dead Heart
disease.
EARLY the other morning the limited ex-
press on the r. ~ w. and c. railway
struck and fatally injured n. Siegmeyer
contractor. who was walking on the track
in the yard ~ Fort Wayne He died from
the injuries received In the afternoon
In Is said that should the Ohio Valley
Telephone Company discontinue il e.
change st New Albany. the Council will
order its poles and wires removed from the
city, And another company viii speedily
occupy the city and comply with the State
law
The coal operators Of the State met
few days since q the rooms Of the Board Of
Trade Of Terre Haute, and elected q State
organization Aboard Of arbirrarors was
elected whose purpose IL will be 70 settle
al matters about prices and sales and ar
bitrafs on AL differences between operators
and miners
JosErH K PRICK of Evansville. one Of
the most prominent architects Of the State
Is dead
The City Attorney q indianapolis has
broug ht suit against the bondsmen Of y.
Patterson. former treasurer Of the city. for
the recovery Of Gil. co. that amount being
deficit in his Official settlement
THE Central Union Telephone Company,
at . meeting in Chicago. the other day. de-
cided. in view Of the Supreme Court de-
cision in Indiana. TO decline all new busi-
ness in the larger cities Of this State, and
70 terminate at the earliest possible date
contracts Of subscribers in such places. and
also 70 appeal % the supreme Court % the
United States
PkoF. BALDWIN. Hope Ns,rs journalist
pays twenty i've dollars under new crimi-
nal libel Law. Slandercd Sat. Hitchcock.
deputy prosecutor.
Jo~KPH Hrrrnf~s. Of Boswell . little viz
lage = few miles from Lafayette. was
buried few days ago Thfrty-six hours
aftsrward he ~as taken ny. because Of
rumcr that be bad been buried alive. He
was found % b. warm about the heart, but
was reburied- He will be again taken up.
He : subject 90 frances. and has twice b.
fore been pronounced dead hut disap-
pointed the undertaken each time.
THK Supreme Court reconvened on the
ID fling opinions a. below l2,e4s. Sarah
kits vs. w. u. Wilson Ripley Z. 4. Re
versed- Niblnck. G. J. I2-2ss. Louisville.
New Albany and Chicago Railroad Com
pAny " Green C. Summer Hamilton &.
c. Affirmed Mitchell. ,. 12e1I. City OF
Fort Wayne vs. samuel H. ShDaf Allen
8. G. Affirmed Elliott, J. i21aS. Fal-
mouth and LewisviIie Turnpike Company
" Daniel r. Shawan. Push G. q. Re-
versed- collars J. li.9s6 Louisville,
Evansville and 81. Louis Railroad Com
pany ". Hiram I. Thomas. Gibson c. c.
Affirmed Howk. u i2.0S Daniel Mater
" James r. P.ckens- vigo &. 9. Dis
missed
THE discovery Of the murdered woman.
Mrs. Sarah Graham in an abandoned well
near Springfield No. details Of which are
90 fresh % the public has caused such .
shock % Mr.. Marquis Gorh.m. father Of
the unfortunate woman. w.o resides NJ
Fort Wayne. that il j. feared he will BE- IN
able 60 survive IL IL Was decided not to
bring the remains 70 Fort Wayne for burial,
fearing il would add more grief % the aged
father
n. JAMESON. the postmaster and express
agent q Wagner. who Vas arrested some
time ago ON The charge Of enbezxlement,
has been acquitted and discharged jane
son has for several years past acted In the
capacity Of agent for Mrs Nancy Gould.
and the latter brought the criminal action
FOR the purpose of effecting an early settle
menf with jameson jameson has sued
Mn- Gould for slo.oo damages for false
imprisonment. and the ca<e. which will b
tired at Peru next month. will attract uni
versal interest Is the parties are well
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