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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-24
Total shipments for the week,
At ser Hanauer's Office,

the week was reported as fair, especially
towards the latter part of it, the rise in
lead pro ably having something to do
with the shipments. Bingham. the
Cottonwoods, Park City, Stockton,
Tintic and Frisco were all heard from,
and there were several very important
shipments from Nevada Besides those
noted below, the Ontario and Daily had
their usual output, and there were
number of small lots received, of them
selves comparatively little, but helping
to swell the aggregate.
Horn Silver.
One lot of fifty tons represented this
famous mine. 1t was in the hands OF
the assayer last evening.
DAILY.
One hundred shares sold on Friday at
S1625.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-24

Specimens of saltpetre have been
brought in from Spanish Fork Canyon
The discovery of the beds was made
but recently. Competent persons who
appears to be an unlimited supply, and
that q further inspection shows the
article to be nearly 100 per cent. pure.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-24

The sampson.
Twenty tons of 60-ounce ore came
in from the above.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

=. s~.sse. e - - Nr. sherman -
s-~srcrd : bnl proninatinG ~ tnrortssics
S.-.ssctnr, ana sale % odo11crate1 ~ cies
- S.os "a drura lorsc nonber q peuuons
- rrcs>nssd. TIE resolution oaered y
Scn,,cr nruua relative - ens repeal 2. ~
i-,rrnsl revenue lnws wes taken W ~ lns
Scnale was addressed ~ ~ rro9n 49,
snrcch a. ouposition % ~ blair Eiucs-
s,cr.l nm n che House ne resignation %
80 u.ker - 4 member Of The O
el.,ns vac rendered . accepted ~.
Nnlikeu. 81 Maine. Introduced : oil 70 TAX
49, 49, "A tobacco and me duty on sugar. No.
r1.sch r. Missouri introduced : oll placing
ssIs y. me frce lisl Mr. Lavier' q Illinois,
urrsenteA : resolution for The appointment % 1
commission % insesttgase she causes o '~oo'
strikes.
n ~ sensse. - the losh. : lively oecass
uas had On the bill 20 refund 20 me pHyet. ~,
direct tax OF 1854. The Blair Educational o'il
~ discussed md laid over. The JUDICIARY
reported fAvorably on the confirms
t,on a Mr.. villas - Secretary % me interior
- / NJ. Dickins0n - Postmaster General ano
nAve-<ely on The confirmation Of Mr.. Lamar q
a ,r,ne 5udrc..--ln the House Mr. PheiAr
~ = dueed q resolution amending the Constitu
1ion ana providing for the payment ~ Inc Gov
eminent Of not more than e1o.oo.ou annually
for the support Of public schools. Adeneseney
. nropriation bill was reported-
e IN The Senate. On the ilth. > along speech va
made by Mr.. Hale. OF Maine, on the civi-sel
vice r-reolution. in which he attacked the "A
| ministrasion on ~ Civil record ~
speech occupied almost the entire Tune OF n
| senate during the sitting ......in the nous
| the Presidents message Was referred % m
vnxe ana means committee. The "Little %
| 0cicncy bnl' was discussed and passed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20
THE GREAT STRIKE

Figures in Relation TO the Coal Ouspus
and IT. Relation 20 the strike-Ihe
wsr~rs DeserrnIn~d . Stay Out Untl
s-sarvnsion smpc Surrender.
yrw YoRK. Jan l2-Ths Coal Trade
Journal Of this week. publ shes figures
showing that there wa ss.fs3 tons o. coal
mined last week by the Reading company
less that the corresponding week Of lass
wear. The Reading company mined o.
900 tons last week and the whols OUTPUT
In the Schuvikill region was 600 tons.
n arainst L.. III tons in the first week a
rss.. In the Lehizh region H.
go tons we're minel In tbs
first week Of last year. while
al that were mined in that region last
week we're 81. 30 tons The mines in the
wyoming Valley appear 20 b max M up
almost for the entire deficit IN the other
two regions. In the first week ~ ISL,
~ 1SS tons Of coal were mined In tne
wyoming Valley. Last week AsaS
were mined, or q. le6 IONS less than wer
mined IN all three regions during
the corresponding week Of 80.
vesr. The Coal Trade Journal
SAYS editorially on the subject: There
IL. Is . matter Of course, considerable coal
| on hand in all directions, barring the Inc
| OF the Reading system because the Ereas
tonnage OF the past year i NOS 81 con
sumed. although IL may have passed inso
I the possession o. the =
this fact which makes the average dealer
20 apafhetic when approached for ms
views - to the length Of tins which mnss
s,apse before the strike may be felt or the
price forced up
A letter received in this city from :
former working miner. in which the strike
i di-passionately reviewed says ina ~
trouble could have been averted 4 ~
corbln had manifested : ccnciiiafory
shirt 1t the start. The letter SAYS
s.BulIvinx and blum viii not do Tn
miners believe that their claim = Jus,
on. and an impartial con sideration 2
the facts show that i j. one thing y
certain-in no strike that ever oeior'
occurred IN the mining regions were m
miners % determined 20 stay ont unsi
Their demand Is granted Inev VIII nse'
70 b starved into Submission before sns'
~urrsuder.n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

Lord Salisbury Gladstone had pro-
phesied that the Conservatives would
eventually give hons rule to
Ireland. hut never WAS the principle Of
national znion moro sincerely held than
now. Ths Unionists were firmly con.
WINGED that Ireland has become thorough
" consolidated with Great Britain under
the same legislature and the same laws
and enjoying equal liberty. v~acciIlation
had been the great crime o. En-.
gland against Ireland, AMI no
government would Be- Of any avail
unless il showed that ID could govern abb
soiutely. Referring 20 the movement In
favor OF fair trade. Lord Salisbury said
he was sill . fr~e-trader on principle, but
experience he said had show that tbs
frse-trade theory had been carried too fer
or misapplied. in con sequences Of which
some reaction was probable. The sugar
bocnties question. he said. vas an IN.
stnnce Of the hurtfulness Of indis.
criminate free trade. Agriculture VA :
more dificult question. but Il must be sds
mftted that the interests Of producer
and the consumer in b productions OF
the English soil were bound BY . common
interest. and muststand and fall together.
In concluding. Lord Salisbury expressed
his conviction that those persons who
thought that tho next general election
would upset the unionists. had utterly
mi~read the sentiments Of the Engiish
democracy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

me Ohts ros1try. ri<<sn. K~nn~i 40 \.
sseek Asssrias On EKhihsss "a C-.a.m...
Including same oftise fsn~ss IS.<.l, Al,
Cesntry, Tal1 : fr~y 20 tho Bl4n~.
Arnss and E9utpmrnt< burned
CoLUnBUs, q. Jan. i1-The Fourt~-~r
Regiment Armory.a fam srncta 49, \.
ferday morning Ere cansht from . a.
fective 1us aud soon enveicrr1 tAe ~ 4.
I'M. The drarery and eve green usr.
like : fash and SOON fell % ihe g.
every thing going up like nm expi
The force Of mcn about the Armorr !,
deavorei 20 get va'uahiss ani I've =, \.
out, but we're unable % do any a..
Of consequences The building NJ,
totally developed In less ,lss
ten minutes There wee "A.
thousand rounds o. nmmlnitisn N N.
building. The cartridges exri,il 4. "a.
bullets nying in Ill directions. making .
dangerous for men 90 work Pete NJ
coiored. WAS struck in the bead usk
bullet. but not seriously injured. Ia
hundred stands o. rifles and uniforms y
III The men Of the regiment wcrs Ak
stroyed. ~ well as ths cqn;pmsn' al
paraphernaiia- exc.p- tents- The ofEc.x
lost much Of their gooi<
Adjutant-G General Ax'ine e~<,innt : 4.
loss 10 the State AZ <i3. o. Otter "a,
organizations and driii 60 p hal to
uniforms In the hui ding. and loss "a.
same
The Ohio Poultry. Pigeon. Kenns' All
Pet Stock Association opened th4r ~
cnd annual exhfb { on a. fhe Amor
W.
nearly every State west Of the ris...
ippi- The va'ue Of the exhibit i esilmsr 4
~ Over 5000
All the roulsry and pigeon s'ocs az
nearly Al the dogs were con<nmel Ts.
famous Gordon setter. Rpyai Dakt. cunsi
bv w alter Hamme.t. Piilaielphia. "a ~
at so. 90. broke his chan snI xii az
badly sin-ed- The only other a ~ s.r,i
were the champion English set'~f. Pal
Gladstone. Of Pittsburgh. valnel q. ~
on. and two Irish settlers and a '.cin;At
belonging president Is Of co'nmbis. rtA
had been taken home "Wednesday y XII
Among the dogs burned were Pan
NJ. . prize pointer hitch. Of csr>
Land, which has taken prxss =. 4
the kennel shows. and va'uei a
$1,000. In al. over three hundrad ds-sf
different breeds were lost. sang 81,
finest display ever made in oaio- -
Charles. said 20 be the finest spec msn u
the So. Bernard ia America. owned ~ Y
l. Goodman, Chica 20. valued a. 500
and the whole OF the AIT. kenns' y
Toledo. o.. composed 81 -. B.rna 4,
we're burnsd- There were te'1 ~ sr
and eight hundred entries ia poultry.
carrier-pigeons, ETC.. from uaaT A;ss.
which were ali burned The catalogues
and record Of prixe-winners wfr4 b1Fne
which makes detailed infuruaion an
cult 20 secure
The owners Of many Of the dog are NJ
here and those in charge are <rsa-iv c'
fused over their loss and can rlr nsr
formation about insurance. The h1tidia
CARED $500 in the Knox Mutual. Il
stock show would have closed last mig
and was pronounced such a succsss'l
arrangements had already been made !
an exhibition next year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

n the aenafe, on tns 18th. Mr. Vest In
troducsd ! bill granting the right 70 con-
struct Z bridge over tho Missouri river -
81. Charles, No, which was passed.
Senator Chandler spoke on tbs resolution
introduced by him providing for the ap-
% ntment OF q commission 70 investigate
the alleged election outrages at Jackson
Miss. The resolution was passed, Senator
Riddleberger voting against 4. AMI a. tne
same time announcinc that he would vote
for the confirmation Of Mr.. Lamar Senator
Mitchell introduced . bill prohibiting the
immigration OF Chinese, which was re-
ferrcd 10 the COMMITTEES On foreign re.n-
tons. The Senate In secret session de-
cided not to pass upon the confirmation
OF NJ. Lamnr.--.In the House the Dali
creating the ofics OF Fish Comsniss onsr
was passed. and the bill providing Tor me
issue Of circulating notes % Sstlonai
/ banking associations wa considered
THE worst blizzard since 1se2 swent
over Dakota. Mimi esofa. Iowa ard Me-
| braska on the 18th, in many places loco-
motion being absolutely dangerous Raj
| road travel ia some sections was entirely
abandoned for the time being.
EAn1HoUAKE shocks was felt In various
| parts OF the South on tn 12fh.
49,. I-~.a - i. 49, bucret-
shops.
- = r~.~~
re rztn' 49, 49, sss"..x. W.-~r
81 "Lscons'n ~ .m.ss- s-.--s-. -.
haiLwA1 ~" 1..r $50
ssrions'y nse --~s-
vicini'ys o. tne 49,, " c.'.-.-
esiusn 2 orr'
,necl.s' I ,s,n 1h-,c.. 4. u sows
y nre ~ .s.--h1.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

fhree Psup~vs burned -
Work of Rescue
BmwrxeHAM. Conn. lam li--Fire =
East Village. near Munro DESTROYED the
alms-house and an adjoining buildine
Yesterday morning and three persons
we-e burned 70 death Thomas Coiver.
Who sleeps IN the p~oor-house. wns
awakened about half-pa<t three o'ciock
~ falling dishez. and seeing the flames -
che building adjoining the pcor-hous
rave IN alarm and tried % arouse ths m
mates ~ the aIms-houseL He tim rushed
into the dwelling where Mrs. Wheeler.
the owner q h bnildinE- Law sleeping
The smoke vas ~suiRccatinr. hut CoIyer
rroped through Il 20 the bed Of Ms
wheeler and carried her outside
IN safety. The alms-honse wss
~ this time in names. ana
| CoIver rushed into 4 giving an alarm and
| irving % awaken the inmates Iner
were twelve persons in the pocr-house
| ma CoIver assisted min Of them q
escape from the burning building. thres
| a. them perishfng before ks could reacs
them. The panpers and Mrs Wheels
suffered severely from insumciens cloth
ing. Is nothing had been saved from a.
building. They were obliged 90 tx
shelter n IN out house while waiting 70.
HELM from the ncixhbor<- Coiyer and
Mr.. wheeler were severely bus mot fassi
" burned Ths cause q ths nre y no
yet known
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

An OrrnnirnxSon Formed aud E~~nlu-
sions Adopted Disappearing Fr~~ia'nf
c1~v~randss sensispenss a. Rrisft'.n '"
ne wool Industry-A Pertinent ou<-
tion.
CoIrwrrs. o.. Jan. f2-Ths Ohio W.
Crower.s Association met here yes.erlAF
and organizes hy ~eIccting O. IL 1lstA
and z. W. Rutherford. sr
iary. The following resolutions 1sH
adopted unanimously:
R~sofr<d. That We unanimously dsr7Trr~
Ire sentiments % the President n ~ l-s' 4
ruai message. which point directly n 2
trade policy. and distinctly favor pl-~ -
ported WOOL On the free list
r<<orr<d. Tnat the reasons Assigned f- ~
ufterances are falaciors ant unsaiisie
because they justify this protection "
can industries or American lsppf --- s-
= willing 20 subject both 20 ccnpett~7
- abundant capital and cheap laec- . ~
-irn nattons-
r<.o,r.d That me claim 81 ~ P'i
NAT the neccssifr or rctnriEr "
msr,nes hs opinions. - ansrered NJ
aim shaf the revenue FROM durir> ~
.rr.-r amounts 20 ffty million collar
and that fhfs tar. a. necail> Is, = N"
IN states thar produce wool. while ''rs
from duties on importe1 wool -nna1-. N.
one fourth the sum dcrret trun
sugar. and that only aho1t iof'f a .
~p,anferx are engaged IN rrpAAsnN
a. AGAINST ono million r~rornr.ss -
m a reduction OF revenue ransea wv r
htows arr "a against WOOL uhF dNa t"f
dent exempt sugar from me crrFA'o w
roiiryY Thaf \ resuctien o. rrtr.-.
the correct reason f0r re action ~
tive. x demonstrates ~ hs failure ~
mead me abolition or reincta1n o.
mos sums derived from the nAfeSs ~
whisky and Tobacco. ".
E<.o'rff. That the vcsfern 49, r
r~tores. which are. ~ nature. a1Ap..
rrazinr pursuits arr deeply nifrrs. W
subsert IN these sections nan inns
shrep a the enr re business ~ w
1900 m developing the products ~ NV y
Those thus engaged can mol a. n
brad ~.urx and must purchase Al -
sumo. except the mutton and heel.
rhe joint conferences elected NJ i.
v~r~e president. = long list q nc
d~uss. and Ms<srs- II. 4 lanes (. WI
necsicut, and W. }. Bsss'son, q
chnsetfs. secretaries. Then ioi'. !.
general discussion u the points ~
euce between The different trade wv
represented, after which the coat
adjourned 70 msst again shis mos'
ten O'Clock
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

H~sox. Oak, Jan. m-Ihs const,tu.
tio-al convention adjourned yesterday
afternoon. Tho members are = -
Outraged with what : been accom-.
plishei. and ths opinion i expre<sea snss
ii Congress falls % do any thinr To- sousu
Dakota this winter the people VII -
Cor themselves IN the spring. IN. Ieoras
OF South Dakota will never submit ~ ~
admission Of the Territory - one rtate
The conventions COMMITTEE on tntn.s
work reported IN favor % me sppolne
ment d : committee 70 rect We move.
ment Tor Statehood u south DAKOTA y
leaving tho appointments o pres'dent,ai
electors next spring 70 The dec s'on q sns
oommittee
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20


Colonel , B Aix. were received ~ rsess
dent Cleveland on The iiih. and p~resenssc
him With IN inv tat'on. u = name o
. battalion. requessinx tne nonor -
frcsident and Ar< Cleveleno's company
- The annual reception On Tuesday essn-
ing January ~
<nk London ltmfs' Berlin correspood-
ent says che Power have Agreed % sum
mon frince Ferdinand ehrouxh AeFseys
% resign the buirarian throne
JACKSON % Aarsianu wes
i~naugurafed 1t Annapolis on the iItn-
koDoLISsKt. the crown frince's
chamber. AIM returned 20 Berlin rom cen
Reno on the 18th, and said the Gown
Princes general health 70 better than ~
has been Tor year,
A sonkwHAr pathetic incident occprred
~ East Saginaw. Mich. on the iitns
showing the devotion % the Crown
Prince OF Prussia o. the old
a German woman went INTO tne 81
press once there ana seat package -
medicine 70 the Prince 70 hep cure n's
throat II was addressed 20 san Reno
Ifaiv. and on q shs paid OK dollars ~
pressage
THx bodies Of fourteen women nave
been dug out Of the nov near Fiumes
Austria Many arc stu missinf' 80 us
supposed they are buried beneath tne
snow. Thirty Thousand persons IN mon
tsnegro have been deprived o tood oy sDe
Hoods ..
shock o. artnqua was teis
throughout ottava. OnL' q mo ~
rounding section shortly before nve o'csoek
on the morning OF the ilsn- Inc vio.s
tion was quite marked, and seemed 70 q
travelling from the west , shock iassso
between nve q Ten seconds
J broke Out II the central oua,o'ns
Of me nre department. 1o"s -
early on the morning OF tne LIN -
building Z me ermor'e. % ~
MercnAnss nslsnx ,no ,unn,
rna'anx' ana Also tne .e.ss..
GUAR shc. wn'en = !. .e.
WOULD % oestroysa. 80 'oSsn .ouk..s
- <iv0'v,v'
At : meeting o. .ean,ns e,..1sn. q ~
Angeles. 81, ol ~ 1. ss~,
|. man presiding. ! was re.os veo g .enae'
senerai rrem,n' Z P.o' r-a-
' January =. ms vensy-nL. osI.
IN aeterence 20 ~ ~ srss
sucn mntters Y. vas uec'ue. - ".He !.
Z ensH essent.ei.y 'nao'".- ~ +"
: oenait - zen -
SUBSCRIPTION q si.vov - - 49,
TO-. 30 - - r.-.s
! e,snaIs,ns1 On .ns sr-..-S -,
! D,s'ne, sH' psn 49, .s.-a.
ooune,ss D,-sys1 -. $500
m cn''I ~, p,n- = 49, s.nrh..- :
ls'ns1. 49,. = -. -
Sen.'o. rs,
srsPneu. - .~ -.
49, - aa,;e~ -.
anu ~ .ne .acs 80 80 --
\ been inLormse - PFC,
" ernment fui Al
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

NrxxxArorss. Ian. 11-Ihs $3.50
winnipeg special say. b Naniiopa 4.
stature convened shis Afternoon, ~
sr,e~ch from The throne intimate
~. rai,rnad legislation disaliov a n
Dominion Government YOU'D X.
acted together With : measure "
rropriation OF the land a s-r.', =.
,ciencv in the revenue u repcr'e-
extreme measures. Including ths t.
economy. are necessary - : ICY. ~
roxerument will b. defeated a.
nxailahls opportunity.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

E~ra sallsbusy Discusses ~ or1sh 0aes.
sk.n neG.rs N lmssenss Aa<ssenee -
Eiverpoea-ue Tesehss Upss , free
Trsas 1~sscssin<-Ihs Unbsnisss nein sesss
LzvnnpooL a. 12-Lnrd saiisbnry
addressed an Immsnss meeting 10 hengs
lss,s circus last night he Was slightly
hoar,s a. shs beginning q his speech.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20
IA BITTER FIGHT.

~ Miners Declare Common Cause WIN
sh~ Discharged Train Hands AM !.
strike No Longer : 0n~~t1os - 49,
Alone
Rr ,prxG. Pa. jan. 12-There vs. con-
.'derable excitement hers yesterday
afternoon over an expression reported -
have ben made BY President Corb'n q
~ Reading road. that tine strike y 9
row 4 question Of miners wages alone;
shs miners have made the train mems
arht their fight, and would not 20 back
N Arbitration were promised them Its
claimed that under no circnmsfances Wal
49, miners 20 10 work unless All train men
discharged after the order was given %
% 70 work b reinststsd- There =
been no Improvement In the frsf1c % me
company Not . coal car came down the
road Yesterday afternoon and only -
load "a cars went through Reading from
the individual ~coiIIeries during tuesday
night and w 20 oon yesterday ~.
rules for ths guidancs Of the rai'ros.
company's employees in this city, issnsd
bv Superintendent Sweigard. we're yes-
tsrdav posted IN al the shops They are
REGARDED - unusually strin gent, n fne
msn have been discussing them veFy
freely.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

but bis voice became
clearer a. ne went on.
Discussing the Irish
question be said the
GIadstonians had
relied upon their
conviction that En-
GLAND, could not
govern ireland, and
bad directed then
policy toward secar
Ink The ful fiiimen'
Of that Pigment Of
The Imagination Mr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

PmLADrLrmA. Jan n--Ovcr two M.
dred c~oal-haadiers sni one hundrcd
stevedore~ uer~ Il work ~ the Port Rich
mona wards and wharves \ esterdav. Six
~.s.~is wsrs win a. the 4 ck@ receiving
rsrro~~ Of coal. willis several Others were
rsreixinr cnrrocs or merchandise
7here vas considerable activity IN
thc ward. anil along tbs wha-vcS
All the shafts were IN motion
ara trains a. car. loaded with coal cold
~ scen going hi.her and thither. The
mem we're III ~ work, and no signs - 2
ETY.. were apparent. The striker con-
evsrated. - before. IN The saloons AMI
cigar stores and On street cornsss Of Port
Rirbmond-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

CrxcrxxA1r. jan 12-It - reported snas
half Z dox-n large tobacco manuiactur'
inr firms located in 81 Louis Leuissi''e.
New York, and Middletovn. ~ nave
succeeded B securing : corner on Almost
the entire product q what y Known ~
The swhits burIey' tobacco a'ssrict
About fourteen million pouna~ y
stated. arc already ~bargained fcr ana -
cured. and much more is believed 70 have
heen fastened 70.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

srcRrrARv LAuAR has rendered % ne
preeident HE resignation - Secretary o.
che Interior. aRd Il has been accepted oy
che President
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

CouPrRoLER TrKSHoLn declares tne
Pourth National Bank Of New York City
% 81 perfectly sound. despite the retire.
ment Of President Baldwin
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

THREE Reading collieries, with . capaci-
" Of so cars per day, were Ct work on
che 0sh. Thoy can employ 100 banda
II IL not believed that any considerable
portion OF the miners employed by indi-
vidual operators q the advance will re-
fuse to cut coal IL handled BY nom union
eailroaders.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

MANUAL Pillar. the noted Mexican BAN
dit, whose thieving and murderous ex'
pIoits are as numerous - those OF Der
nal, has been captured and Q
lodged In the county jail ct Silver CITY
n. NJ. with good prospects Of swinging
en- the border plan.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

T. B. WnBUR, one Of the most widely
known grain merchants In Buffalo, N. r.,
has gons to Canada. Tuscott q Heath.
field are out $1,000. and 8. 9. McCrea,
freight agent Of the Grand Trunk, d :
loser 20 the amount Of Sl3,00o. and : mum.
Der Of others are said to b out various
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

ANNIE BUEcHER, . young lady living
with her parents in Pittsburgh, Pa, went
into the cellar on the 7th with . lighted
lamp. An explosion Of natural gas fol-
lowed, which partly wrecked the house
and damaged . number Of dwellings In
the vicinity. Miss Buecher was thrown
- the ground and fatally burned.