The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

Two MEN were killed BY 3 falling build
ing In New York on the nth.
Inx Banks Monroe feud In Writ Coun-
N. W.. Va. broke out afrcsh on b 10th.
three Of the Monroe brothers-Eben,
George and Lemucl-falling before the I'M
erring Winchester Of Siias Banks, vho IN
return received -four revolver wounds,
none ot them. however. fatal.
CARL ScurRx and family sailed from
New York FOR Bremen on the 18th.
GENERAL w. II. GIBSON and \. J. Trot-
Ter. OF Ohio. were chosen as delegates 20
the National Republican convention on
the nth. They are both enthusiastic
Sherman men.
IT was reported, on the nth. that the
President and Secretary Of the Treasury
had decided that they have authority 70
purchase bonds, and that the Pur-
chase bill would, In consequence, be
shelved-
SAN JOKES, the eccentric evangelist,
a y that Mr.. Cleveland will be renom-
mated. despite the scheming Of Bill Scott
Barnum and German. and elected. too.
After that, the Republicans will return 70
power.
Miss MINNIE RosE PARSONS, OF Pitts
burgh. Pa. who was abducted and aban-
doned BY Lieutenant Ryan. Of the navy,
was found by the police in New York, on
the nth. and returned 70 her home She
will assist In prosecuting X yam.
THE woman's Board OF Foreign Mis-.
sions met in New York on the iltb.
GEoRGr KExAxoRE and his fif~teen-year-
old son were burned 10 death, In Greene
County, No., on the llth, in the destruc-
ton Of their home.
Tyler Bios. manufacturers OF steel
tubing. New York and Boston, with mills
AZ Sou,h Boston, and half owners Of the
Caristiana Rolling Mill at Wilmington,
Del. lave suspended. They claimed $50
co capital.
wn. MILLNAS was hanged in the yard OF
the lall at Charlottetown. r. +. l.. Tues
day, for the murder OF Mary Tuplin on
July ? last
The accounts Of S. NJ. Weir. treasurer
OF New Albany, Ind, have been found
$1,000 short.
Mn. +. b.. JoHxs. one OF the most sue
cessssui lumber merchants IN the West
died nj his home, in Terre Haute, Ind, On
the 10Th.
C-uarsrorHrR NuGESr. one OF the best
known men in Newark. n J.. and at one
time owner Of the largest morocco manu-
I4CluIf II INC toltu, AArtt ~ Us -r-
recently a poor man.
PRESIDENT FRANCIS l. PATTON or
Princeton College was ~banqueted by the
Princeton Alumni Association OF Chicago,
q the University Climb.
The fourteenth Iowa State encampment
Of tie g. A. r. was more largely attended
than any previous one in the history OF
the association
In denying the motion to again submit
the case OF Gould and Sage 10 the grand
jury, Recorder Smyth says such a practice
would lead to a d~isgraceful scramble be-
tween the enemies and friends OF accused
persons which would b fatal TO a firm,
steady and impartial administration OF
criminal justice.
In the Court OF Oyer and Terminer. New
York City, on the 18th. District Attorney
Fellows moved that the trial Of Thomas
B. Kerr, for bribery, be set for the aoth,
and the motion was granted
THE first annual banquet Of the Unita-
rian Club Of New York City was held on
the 10th. Among those present we're Geo.
wm. Curtis, Dorman B. Eaton, ex-Gov-
ernor Chamberlain. Robt- Collyer and
Jno. B. Woodward
Tie race for E1,ooo between the yawl
Atlantic and the ketch Bridesmaid, from
Southampton 20 Funchatl, Madeira, was
finished On the 18th, the Bridesmaid CON
ing in seven miles ahead
SENIOR C~ALISDEz- a wealthy Cuban mer'
chant. has been kidnapped at mis- estate in
Santa Rita, by bandits. II is reported
that TWO planters have been kidnapped a
Remedies
TIN Michigan Greenback State conven-
tion has been called to meet at Lansing.
May Z, 10 select delegates 70 the National
convention, which meets at Cincinnati ons
week later.