The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-27

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foxpox, April IS The frst 81 the kcries
a ne bicycle races between W. A. Rowe,
% Lynn. Nass.. and Richard Howell. tho
Eneiish champion. for CO and the cham
pionship Of the world. was contested on
The Beigrave cycling grounds q Le'ce<-
Ger. yesterday. The distance Wa nve
niles and tho betting before the start Was
a<vpn % four on Howell. The weather
wns superb, and the attendance large.
Both men were cheercd ~ they APP
preached the starting line. y
n The send-o6 Howell vas slight
u in the lead. The two SET
llcd down % Earnest work. ous
without forcing the pace. and the exhibit
tion given was the finest ever seen on The
Urounds. Howell maintained the lead
gained a. The start until the beginning Of
de last lap. when Rowe spurted and gos
several yards ahead shortly before the
0nish Howell. seeing that Rcwe's EFFORT
had pumped him severely, contracted his
energies into N extraordinary burst ~
speed and overhanling the American,
placed himself in front and hnisheda
winner by s~eventy-hye yards, IN iS.SsI-A
o'DRzEN ARREsrKD.
DUBLIN, April 15.-Mr. william O'Brien
was arrested upon his arrival a. kings
town yesterday afternoon, in consequence
Of the speech he delivered at . league
meeting q Loughrea last Sunday. He
"a taken to Loughrea Jail.
o,ERIEx IN CUSTODY.
DUBLIN. April IA tremendous crowd
assembled at the railway station 20 meet
llr. O'Brien. and cheered him repeatedly
- he arrived, in custody Of the consta-
bie<. who arrested him af Kingstown. al
ternafing their cheers with groans for Mr..
Balfour. Commoncrs Kinney and Gully
renamed with Mr.. O'Brien, who va
escorted by seven policemen. until he
was put aboard q train and taken TO Bal
Iinaslee. where he will remain in jail
until Monday. Detectives were searching
high and Low for Mr.. Dillon last night
0'BRIEx EELxAsED IN RAIL
DUBLIN, April 16.-Mr. O'Brien reached
f0uxhrea at midnight and was imme-
diately arraigned before . magistrate,
rho remandedh him until Thursday, releas-
ang him on bail meanwhile He received
xisi . from . large number Of friends yes
Gerday. He appeared cheerful. y said
Chat the only charge the government
could bring against him, was that Of his
having given Mr.. Balfour the lie In his
throat in the course Of his remarks last
Sunday. Mr. o'Brien will return % Dub
lin to-day
11e proposed meeting at New Ross was
held yesterday. The gathering Was SUR
Vrisingly small and unexpectedly quiet
The soldiers and police we're confined 10
their barracks. The speakers-Common-
ers Barry, Chance, and william and John
acknowledgements indignation IT the
arrest OF Mr.. OsBrien. and the sentiments
OF the orator were heartily a~pplauded By
the auditors
The Dublin residence Of Mr.. Dillon Is
being closely watched By detectives who
are determined % arrest him the m
Ne leaves the house Several Of Mr.. Dill
sons friends visited him yesterday. and
four bands Of music stationed themselves
In front OF the house and serenaded him
The bands attracted m immense crowd,
which cheered the Hcme-Rule leaders,
and rave most dismal gr0ans for Mr..
Balfour. From cheering and groaning,
the crowd took 20 singing.
Wen hang bloody Baifour on > sour apple
tree.
until the police dispersed them.
ALL DRAyIs-
QUEENSTOWN. April 15.-The Queens
Gown branch Of Gillig's American Ex-
change ~dishonored AL drafts presented at
it, counter yesterday. including . Gov.
eminent draft o6ered BY the American
Consul.
xuR CHANGE IN uR ~KnPERoRss CONDITION.
LOxDos, April 1.-the change in the
condition Of Emperor Frederick recalls
1he fact thak Prof. Bergman long ago
predicted that symptoms Of grave char
ocfer would BE- observable It about this
period, and that another stage Of the dis
ease, which he Indicated. would become
manifest shout six weeks later. The stages
xhu far marked, together with
uhe present s~erincation Of DR..
Bergmann's prophesy. have revived
1he cancer theory and largely spread
popular belief therein In consequence
q che revival Of discussion on this point.
ehe press have resumed the publication
u articles in profusion specializing upon
1he European situation In the event Of the
death Of the Emperor, and particularly q
fhe time when the spirit Of Boulangerisn
seems 70 have become dominant IN
France.
The news from Berlin up 10 midnigh'
last night il very meager and Of . mature
suggesting the exercise Of unusually
Vigorous censorship. inducing he belle
here that the condition Of the emperor Il
Amors serious than a any time since hi.
0cceEsiOn 70 the throne. II II worthy q