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Blaine and the National Canvass.
COAL NINE on FIRE.

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come here some day next week 10
meet the national com miitee.
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NEW YORK, Sept. g. Mayor Hewitt
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day for aid for the yellow fever suffer.
ers in Jacksonville.
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MaoMek.s PlAMs.

9ssrellog Testimony Agnt"ss Uroeess ene
Alleged oDynauslse Csa<psrnesrs 4" rat
caxo-The Prs0ssr's Murslerous schesoss
Given Away ~ ME- Comp ssies. Ch's-
boun.
cnicAoo Nov. 2S-In tbs trial Of
Hrouek aud others, alleged Anarchists.
Cor conspiracy 10 murd y Police Inspector
Bond "a, Ex-Stntes- Attorney 0rinnell
and Judge Gary. through whose efforts
Parsons. Sp.cs aud Engel were hanged
q wear ago tho nrst witness called was
Fred Chleboun. The witness Was one of
The men arrested with Hronek. but has
turned States evidence. His testimony
produced great sensation. Il being OF
most startling character. Chleboun
being unable 20 speak or under.
stand the English languRgs gave
his testimony through an interpreter,
aud Il was 70 the effect that ho met
Hronek soon after the Haymarket riot
when the latter told witness that he had =
great scheme 20 burn lumber yard. aud
that he had also missed . chance 70 Kill
Inspector Bonhsld. Hronek showed him
several bombs, which were experimental
with on the prairie some day later. On
several occasions. Hronek told witness
they must have revenge for the death OF
Parsons. Spies and Eneel, aud showed
him photographs Of Judges Gary and
Grinnell and Inspector Bonheld.
The witness and Hronek also
went together to hnd Judge
GrinnelPs house, so that they could To-.
cate Il easily at another time. This was .
Few days after President Cleveland's
visit to this city. and Hronek told witness
on their way back from JUICE GrinnelPs
neighborhood. that the President had had
very narrow escape from death while
here. as he (Hronek) was about TO throw
. dynamite bomb into the presidential
carriage during the procession. but was
dissualed from doing SO by his compan-
ions. Hronek's plans were 10 kill In
-pector Bonneld first but he afterwards
decided 10 make Judge Grinncll the first
victim. He said that II no better oppor-
tunity offered he would 20 into the
court room and throw q bomb nt tho
Judge. and then II the police tried to cap
ture him, he would use bombs on them.
and II this failed ne would shoot the Of.
icers and then himself; but II he got q
chance at Grinnell or Gary on the street
he would use knife. Witness said
Hronek's wife did not have enough ia
eat. aud wanted her husband ~ abandon
his murderous plans anu so to work, but
that Hronek said he had = mission to per.
form anu would perform It II she starved
and he was hanged. After further unim'
portant testimony was given BY Chile
| boun, the court took . recess till eight
| o'clock p. m.
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re OYSTER WAR.


The Maryland Authorities are Cong F"
Prosecute II In Real Earnest
BALTIMORE. Nd. Nov. 30.-War IN
earnest will begin on the Chesapeake l,ay
IN a day or two. The Board 81 Pubic
Works intend TO use the most vigorous
measures in suppressing illegal dredging
and the consequent despoiling Of the "ys-
tar beds in the wnters in this State. Inc
dredcers have had the upper hand TINS
season. Their boats bristle with arms ana
munitions OF war, and the State navy mas
been routed several times. Last week one
az the navy vessels suffered most ingioFl-
ons defeat, and after the battle 'he
dredgers threw her arms overheard anu
cooped her seamen up in the hold. I'M
late humiliation aroused the State 0nlcla's
10 the necessity Of speedy action. Iney
held n council Of war and IL was deter
mined that the dignity Of the law must %
upheld at any cost.
Yesterday Governor Jackson and Z
victor Raurhman called upon Secretary
whitnev ~ the United States Navy al
wcsbinyton. and invoked Federal assist
scce- The Secretary promised to give
them cannon IN sufficient numbers 20 arm
III the sloops in tho State navy. Inc
shrea state steamers which are already
supplied with heavy guns will sail from
iris port carly this morning under sealed
orders. Th.t they are going 70 night y
taken FOR granted, but their oblec,lsc
noinf Il. 81 course, q matterof speculation
ft q believed, however, that when ING
seals are broken Il will BE- found that they
ore directed 70 proceed to- the Chopta,n,x
river where the pirates are gathered \"
4 vroaf force.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS

TIE President went 70 church on IhAnkss
giving Dav.
TErRR were no new cases Of yellowfevef
and no deaths 1t Jacksonville, Fla, on the
e>th-
Tur Commissioner Of Agriculture has
appointed 4 Commission 70 investigate the
subject Of swine diseases in the United
States. and methods for their treatment
and prevention
May CoxxKrL. aged f0rty-two, fell or
wax thrown from flre-escape Of New
York City tenement and was killed during
: general fight which followed Thanks
giving orxie among number o. ner reia-
lives and friends
JAuEs EDDY Nauran- Of Newport, = -
. widely-recognized authority on heraIdry
and medieval literature, died on the 2'tn'
JAr EVE SEE, the gelding, Will recover
from the severinE o. an artery ~ NJ tet'
ana I'd Bifher, his driver. states that ne
1 will live % lower his record.
l PAX Chang. YAyo Corean Minister
/ % Warrington and Jacob II Child United
gkafss Minister % Siam salled On me
steamer Oceanic Tor Hong Kong On the
z9th-
DrnIx0 . Thanksgiving ceIeorauon ~
The Hudson Guards % Manhattan rark'
near New York City, the explosion Of z
can Of powder caused severe injuries g
Edward Schenck, Henry noixepfei ano
Geo. smith, and resulted IN : nre which
partially destroyed the shooting pavilion
The announcement t1Ue race nad been
arranged between the Cambridge tEn-
giandp University and the Yale University
crews, % Be rcwed In England = denied
BY Yale ofncials.
n Nm GEST-DAvIs, n +. Tor kensington
Who had Heretofore been only nominaily
imprisoned under tne warrant q arres'
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a WET BLANKET.

The Recent Violation ~ the Privileges o.
I'nrIin ment. by the service Of Writ On
Mr.. sleehy within the Lobby, Acts - =
wet blanket oss the Tories In the House
~ Commons.
LONDON, Nov. 2s-rhe attempt Of tho
IRISH constable. jeremiah Sullivan, TO
serve a summons upon Mr. David Sheehy
in the lobby or the House OF Commons on
Monday evening has created = more pro-
found sensation than was at first be-
lieved. though the indignation aroused In
the House BY the affair was outspoken
and general. Mr.. Sheehy's statement OF
the incident a. question Of privilege
interrupting the consideration Of the
Land. Purchase bill ia committee proved
q wet blanket upon the progress OF the
bill. 20 far ~ Tory pcrsistence was con.
c-rned. for the rest Of the night and the
discussion OF the measure thereafter
dragged along YEARLY until MIR.
Balfour, In an extremely mild man
uer. moved cloture after Mr.. Cony-
bearc's severe structures upon the
governments Irish policy. The BRIEF
proceedings OF the COMMITTEES OF inquiry,
appointed 20 Investigate the circum
stances or the service upon M. Sheehy.
elected the fact that Inspectors Loundes
and Jennings had instructed Constable
sullivan that the service Of the summons
upou Mr.. Shechy was matter OF ex-
IRENE urgency, aud SulIivan's furthe
testimony disclosed the fact that he had
resolved fi0 from the inspectors % de-
| fray his expenses in proceeding immedi-
ateiy 70 London. and serving the writ IN
whatever place he might fud Mr.. Shcehy.
| Il il certain that Inspectors Loundes and
| Jennings will be summoned before the
| committee at its next meeting on Thurs
day. and possibly Mr.. Balfour himself
| viii be required 70 give testimony.
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JAY ETw &xL ~ x10~s kt~t.<
ownrd by =. 4 Case and vs1esd - a!.oR.
rs discovered N : pasture - hickory
Ridge Farm. near Racine. Wis. % No
s,lh, almost dad fron loss n blood
Tns animal had Stepped upon piece q
glass or other sharp Substance, nn4 seH.
cred The artery q the ieft HAD tsot, ana
Il was feared ~ could not recover.
THE Pop< has received nnether tesser
from Cardinal Gibbons advising against
the couisnnafioa q the writings o.
Trr Lonisa d M N<rs regrets Lord
Salisbury decision % delay the appoint
m~ut n : successor 20 Lord Seckville.
President Cleveland 90 withdraw Minister
Phelp<
Trr boiler Ia ths chair factory II coch-
~ lad. exploded on the 18th, killing
William Bencke. John stark and William
Matthew, Jr., and severely tnjuring
Pred Bruce. the engineer, besides wreck
SsvAxxAu. Ca. raised the quarantine
against Florida. on the 9Th. late frosts
| having removed al danger q yellow
/ fever injection
| CoxcnEsxuAx RANDALL who 10 i'm
--',-r--~ i. .sr~,I she Oman
-n,n ~,rdis,on that
II, ~~-r - .,o.Iernfion and not
~ 80, !. ..,o-s omnittse-
- -
Au,.~.a -. pvisi.h House
<1.s- =. 49, s-sh
c- v.~-c-.s "a rurre~~ Fred.
- r-.s..r n the s7th. 70
800 49, s'.,s.~s- ~ the relative or
80 sn--~ - s,sherI.nd
~s.-,.s--~-~.ola nov - found with
- ,r-e~s rnr from ear 10 ear near the
-. - - ,h- 49,, - Haxnnt In
$500 - r.c-,;,~ ~ III. s-th. The
s-r'~- ss,,,I Ara "a ciew 10 the identity
- 49, murderer.
- s,s,.... u~~rv arrnrnr. Minis.
- 49, s~-,ncr.rv sueccxsor in charge
e. a-,t;~h T,.~.sion ~ washington.
- n.rri~,i on The 9Th. to Miss Belle
wi1~cr .lnnrhter OF Mr.. Richard Wilson,
~ N 5rI F.fth avenue. New York CRY.
whom h. Art met in Paris
crwvAxprn-xcHnr WARxKR has
made the following selection Of the Ma
tional PENSION committee OF the q. A. r,
the most important committee Of the
order. George 8. Merrill. Lawrence,
Mass: James Tanner. Brooklyn; John
Kount.. Toledo. o.: John w. Burst. Syria.
cuse. lii. aud Richard ". Blue, PIeasan-
ton Kns-
The once building If tn cotton mill a
South Glastonbury, Conn-, owned BY A.
Backer. OF New York, was destroyed. on
the 9Th. ~ IN explosion OF gas ,line-
SENATOR and Mrs John Sh-rman and
Miss Mary Sherman arrived In Washing
ton On tbs 9TH Ex-President and Ars
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VunnIng the IIOrKtur ~ ~ I'M.
WAsnIxGrox, Nov. @:--The Sccrc,n'y
az State has received q telegram l' XIV
Cape Hayticn, stating that IN spite q II.
blockade declared by the provisional sp st
eminent al Port-au Prince against IN" Inv
port, several ships have entered. n1''a Il,
others the Goldman steamer Hclsa''a' u;
the I'D inst, which loaded ten th"ur"'.s,
bags az coffee. and the German s,'o, ana
crcman. which entered on the sstn' ~
landed d cargo from Europe.
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Xu4 4Nit<44 ~ - <~e~~
cory exploded the other morning with Ter
rinc force. Fred beinke. IN esnp'oys Was
almost instantly killed. Hs leaves VILE
and eight children. the youngs1s one only
two weeks old Lytls }. ssarks, young
man. only support o. : widowed mother
an her four children, received fatal m
iursss. VIM Matthias wss fatally burned |
several others were seriously injured
Jonx A. PnrlLlrs. aged seventy-two. o.
brown County. went 20 Columbus the other |
nisht. took room and retired - the West.
esn Hotel Next morning cries were heard
In his room. and on breaking open the
door hs was found writhing In Tho throe<
Of death Hc had taken IN ounce o. iaud'
anum, with suicidal intent A physician
pumped che poison from Phillips stomach
and be may recover. Twelve years age
Phillips hung himself. bus was cut down
IN time 70 save life.
NIKE CoxxoRs was fatally beaten with
beer faucet ~ John Hoover, 1t Anderson,
few days ago
GroRcE KkAFT. fonr-year-o'd 10y.
was run over and killed by . switch engine
at Evansville
The Fort Wayne Electric Light Works
will BE- rel uist-
isaac b FRIEND fell from tho roof Of
baiIding at New Albany, and Was serious
" injured.
The ether evening Bert the fifteen- year.
old son o. Jacob Essry. proprietor Of the
Depot Hotel. ~ Hunsingburg, attempted
10 board freight train while In motion in
the yards, tut missed his footing and fell
on the rail, the Wheels passing over his
neck. entirely Severing his head from his
body and Other wise managing him
TnERE il living near Nuwels. . man called
"BulIy the Wizard" who IL sixty -four
years Of age. earns his living by telling
fortunes, aud, although he has travelled all
over the country. has never ridden In
vehicle Of any sort nor on an animal.
JAMES JAMESON, while eating supper Al
. boarding house on Barr street. Fort
Wayne, few evenings ago. choked ON :
piece OF meat which lodged In his throat,
and all efforts OF himself and friends could
not disIodge ID. He died before ply sicians
could reach him. He was ffty yesrs q
age and unmarried.
MRS WAKTHEx, farmers wife, residing
near Paragon. Morgan County, gave birth
20 three pshters few days ago. One OF
them has since died, but the other two are
,ioinv xell
THE site Of the Soldiers Home TO be To-
~.,..l =, w.~;c, ,silI ,,rct..hl, \. chance 1
t-c.v.. - 49,. f.,lur. 81 ana 49,
-
| - .s - - --.e, $500. n....
c-s. - y, =. - ~. 4, :.
-" s',,;" M. -, $3.50 -. ass.r .s,sr.oa,,
80 D-~-- s's--
I ~ss usaa as $500 'o- 10Y 81,
~ ~ X
CHARLES REYNOLDS ageu ten- "as
thrown under toe wnee's % = moving
street car % Se" Albany ana Va SERIOUS
injured
BEx HoLrox, colored. was sentenced q
New Albany 20 twenty lone years impr's-
onment In the penitent'ary for killing
George Emery.
IEvrx /. BIBLE, living in the northei n
part Of Montgomery County, celebrated
HE majority ons day recently. To show
that he was : man in every sense OF the
.-a - : ~~-u~ all - .<...<-..-
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The steamer Vancouver safe y" ~"
HAyIyAx. N. s., Nov. 29.-Thc steamer
Vancouver. from Liverpool. for whose
safety alarm has been felt, arrived ycs'ef'
tov
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Result NJ the Onlclal Canvass ~ tho Vote
for Presidential Electors t0 Indiana
The Republican Plurality 3.3ss.
IxprAxAPorIs. Ind, Nov. 2s.-The ofl-
clal canvass Of the votes cast In this
state for presidential electors, which be-
gan Monday, was completed yesterday
The highest vote for the Republican can
didates was received by tho two electors
at.larRe. while these electors on the
Democratic ticket received the lowest.
The figures given bv Congressional dis.
tricts are those IL the highest vote cast
for the four tickets:
First district--Rep.. 1854; Dens.. -
0i; Pro. SO; United Labor. w
second district-iiep., 10 ~; Dcm.' -
500; Pro-. 90; u. l.. - -
Third d sirict--Rcp. jsie5; Dcm-' -
s3; Pro-. 2l3; U. l.. ~ -
Fourth d,strict--Rep.. IL, IL; Dem, ~
o.: Pro-. ISL; Y. 4. lw -
fifth disiric.-Rep.. 1881; Dem.' -
$50: Pro-. 765; y. =, 2iL n.
sixth distr,ct-Rsp.. 2,5JS; Dem. - :
az: Pro-. 1,O27; y. l.. ID.
seventh district-Rep. 1S,fJ; Dcm's
q -: Pro-. 81; u. l. 100.
Eighth disfrict--R ~. Rad; Dsm's - :
10: PRO. 5Gg; u. L., 81.
Ninth tlistrict-R ~, 2.15l; Dem.' ~
100: Pro-. LIST; U. l.. SsJ.
Tenth districi--Rsp.. wSH; Dsm.' ~ :
s5G: Pro-, 7sG; U. L., lbt
Eleventh district--Rsn, 21.OsI; Dsm-'
| q. zoo; Pro. 1.C3s; U. l.. 1U.
| Twelfth dsstrict--Rsp. 1s.lw; Dsm''
| q 02l: Pro-. 81: u. L.. 22s.
| Thirteenth district--Rep, 2l.lO9; Dem
| q 5,5: Pro, 937; u L.. 123
/ Total-Rep.. 20a.3ji; DEM, zSi'Vi';
Pro-, 9,ssi; y. l., 2G9i
Republican plurality. 23as.
=
Tne Great Gas C"slncr &c zcar. ~
BUFFALO. n. ", Nov. 2S-Thc big ga
cushcr nj Zonr, which was struck las
SATURDAY.. shows no decrease In its vel
ume. Ii Is reported an offer ~ Sloo.ov
sor Il has been refused The strike ha
started another boom at zoar and prep
nratiops are making 70 continue borin
m wells which have been temporarii
abandoned. The ind Of gas In such larg
quantities 30 near this city--lcss thu
thirty miles tlistant--creates something
4 stir here, ~ the supply now piped her
by the Pennsylvania Gas Company doc
mot meet the demand. and tho prospect
Are that the low cost q piping fro m "a
new fleld will cause . big drop In price
70 consumers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-07

II Il charged By the Repuolic.a man-
ayers in New York csty that tnere -
trading and selling out Of several q ne
Republicnn Congressional candadates ~
the recent election
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-07

TN In Points Indiana on the Grand
Portage Reserve. in Minnesota are r.
ported 70 be in starving conoucn
owing % the failure Of their osnang.
eaured bv hard storms.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-07

TuE statement By The Assoei axed fress
that silas Gearney, q ne !emo..
House. Boston, Mass was i1so1se1.
incorrect He u not connected van -
fremont House.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-07

WuxxAu BRAcn. u Anstral'A agaan
a~feesed Edward Hanlan. q Canada -
ehe - h. In : racs which took piace @
The Parnmatta river.
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GaAxr NcPHknsos. : janior Jerk in
she New York Post -ofice. appoinfei
three months 40, was arrested Cd The
= b, for sterlinx iefferA Vine letters
we're found en- his person uhen taken
into cusfodv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-07

A coxscIExcE coufribusion q Eve dol
lars We received q th> Treasury Derart-
ment on he 1g<h. II letter dated L>cuis-
willie. Ky. In which The writer rrqoest>i
m acknowledgment q 10 receipt - tfs
Louisville papers-
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wnn.R returning from the banquet q
che Patriotic Leagne % Paris Cd the
$ n General Bsulanger 80 continuous
" cheered Police lined the route and
made forty arrests. buf most u the pris-
oners we're afterwnrd Discharged
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o. he "a h coagrsssman rsuy
v,rimont took ths oafh - once 80 -
csived his credentials - AA1issrs =
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TN village q vaubecourt near Nancy.
France, was totally destroyed - nre O
The 9Th Thousands q PERSONS weN
rendered Homeless and absolutely s1tn-
mt rh<lter.
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TuKRx was heavy frost a. Camp Per-
~. Fla. on the might o. the 9Th in vler
" which S1rzeon- General Hamilton d.
r<ctsd that II. camp b closed On he 1'th
inst. 90 far - receiving refugees vas
concerned-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-07

Nm. = VRAxx NEALLy (RrR) -
elected unyor q Dover. = - - ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-07

A LARGE purchase Of coal land n Ale
ghsny County. p made b. NJ hAnane
seven years ago. and uhich Tor time
looked like : losing venture. has recently
incrensed IN value threshold
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-07

TIM Norfh GerasA 0asefx md almost
all he other prominent German pePerI
concur IN The opinion that The affairs ..
France are drifting toward : crisis q
which the sequences are incalculaole-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-07

PRxsrDExr BaADpoaD RArnoxDof Lar
renee University. Appleton Wis ra@
on The 34ih. rendered the presidency 9:
wesleyan University. q Midiieforn-
Conn. II q believed The ofer wili b ac-
cepted
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-07

AsrrcrAL dispatch from Toledo. O.. on
the 9Th. says senator sherman has been
given 70 understand that the once q
secretary Of State will Be formally ten
dered 10 him " President-elect Harri-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-07

I'M ship Emily y. whitney. arrived .
Boston. On he 91sh. from Manila with
Two Chiuanen In her Grew. JOIN Gee and
Him Lam. They we're <hipped - Manila
Tie collector vii inquire - % their
rights under the Chinese Exclusiou &C.