The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-20

IN o>hr night 5ack Tyler - = -
1ioux Indian pupils rscently hrooges -
Whlte's Institute, wabash county, NON
Indian Territory, eluded Tie vigilance ~
~ superintendent and slipped out no
ticss % authorities n al surrounding
cieiss were sent out and on the 10Th, Tyler,
weary and footsore. was capeoreo - -"
Wayne and returned
A Rome City. . small veeerine
placo. twenty miles north o. Fors
Vavns. : tsaustsr named Southern was
taken oeriously III with cramps b the stom-
sch. A nsighbor lady, who had been -
the habit o. eating opium o6sred ans'sr
tancs and gave Southern opium 20 ~ -
tsns OF forty-eight grains % relieve ~
pain. The man soon sank into N uncon-
scious condition, IRON which - did noe
rally, and died several hours afterward
ARKroR7 from Elwood states that three
hundred men at that place are anxiously
awaiting chance 70 try conclusions witn
Mexico. The men are drilling every day.
DAN Cnow, Of TzRRE HAUrs, has besn
appointed TO 500 position in The fens'on
Bureau.
WnKx a Elkhart farmer was unloading
I load OF hay which be had driven % mar
ket and cold. be found very lively rattle
snake IN the hay, and in the serpent y
found two meadow moles still alive ana
kicking.
A PREACHER IN Southern Indiana d men
toned by the New Orleans Ricdynne - the
owner OF horse 80 spirited that no BLACK
smith could she's him unless the owner
stood at bic head and sang lively camp
meeting hymns while the process Vas 80
ing on.
En- Mia, IN Evansville convict died Of
consumption It JefYersonvilIe.
TIM city authorities Of Kokomo, backed
| up by the Ga<efte- Tribune and large
moral sentiment are making . nghs
against the prostitution houses Of that
place.
Arxw days ago. while picking whortle-
berries in the st. Joseph river marbles,
near Fort Wayne, party Of ladies were
attacked BY wildcat, but with their bas-
kets and shaw.s fought the vicious animal
Cd until they reached house near BY
Since then hunting party has been out
every day, but at last accounts had not
come up 10 the intruder, which Is in high
l ciyvcEs - ~ bcnrt @Aty - ss~
every night
An extraordinary wbirlwind visited the
farm Of Jacob Overdeer, In Whitley County,
recently. II was . clear, calm day, and
hands were at work in an oats field when
the little cyclone came along, and was Of
sufficient strength to scatter everything In
its track Oats sheaves were taken up in
the air distance Of fifty feet or more, and
the air was full OF wLirling matter. Ac
cording TO the report, il must have Teen
somewhat remarkable sight
| CLARENCE HALL. a young man living
near Brownsville, was adjudged insane
and sent to the Indianapolis Asylum
Religious excitement was the cause
CHARLEf THOMPSON. who attempted =
kill ex-oficer Tom Fiscus. was sentences
to three years 1t indianapolis. few day
! ego.
GEORGE BARRr, . Waterman for %
Wabash, ST. Louis and Pacific road, wa
instantly killed recently in their yard
! near Fairfield avenue, f. Wayne. b
catching his foot in guard rail, and bein
run over by freight train.
At indianapolis, boys playing wit
matches set fire to q stable owned BY Mr.
DR.. Raymond, and the flames spread
similar property owned by John b. Elan
Mr.. Cochrane and others, in all I'VE
number. and also wrecked the residen'
: property OF r. ID. Townsend A live
}, breeze sent the sparks flying in ever
: direction. and for some time the outlo<
Z was ugly.
!. THE name OF the po<t-ofice q PHI
Grove. Newton County, has been chang
\ % Mount Ayr.
THE Popular Grove Agricultural, Hor
cultural and Mechanical Association y
hold is fourth annual fair on the Assoc
q tion's grounds near Poplar Grove, Howa
County, September 8 to 10. inclusive.
+ FouR brothers BY the name 81 Staples,
= siding in the vicinity Of Nabb Station, ne
Lexington. met young man named 20
= GRAY in the woods on his fathers farm
" other evening. and attempted 70 kill b
10 by beating him over the head with hea
blacksnake whip. 0ray's head and a
ID were horrible cut from the blows innict
. and probably the murderous crowd vo'
have succeeded in their purpose had no
.. younger brother appeared on the see
r. Recently the Staples boys created I
turbance M spirituali<tic seance be
cd held AZ Nabb Station, when Gray, who
a, constable, attempted 20 place them un
arrest. In this, however. be failed, and
y ceived severe beating for his trou
~ Since then they have endeavored 20 qua
with Gray, but be invariably avoided a
I'd until then, when the facts above
~ lated occurred. For many years the g
M and Staples families have been 81
=. enemies. and seldom meet without bav
3. Z light. The whole crowd, from old 20 yos
20 constantly armed, and Il II likely
.~v viii some day end their feud In the reg
A. tion Kentucky style.
Ems TnE 10th Indiana Volunteers,
marched to the front In 1864, one thous
ION strong, held rcgimental reunion in x
. Of mo, few days ago. The city was :
with martial musice and the boom Of
NJ cannon. Mayor Moulder made the
Can come address &C the courthouse. which
~. responded 70 BY Colonel Charles 8. PA
Of wabash. The remainder Of the day
ON. spent in telling army "reminiscences
Tor having : general good time. There
about forty members present The
80. meeting will b held In Wabash, Augu
~. 1857 Major rctxwnrd. Of Nashville,
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