The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

N. LrrrnoLp has been appointed
chief physician % the Emperor q YER
many. Or. leuthold Vas one q tns iasr
Emperor Williams physicsan~
CoCxr vox xKpLzrx -fnirxscnLrn !. no.
Inclined % accept the Interior portfolio OF
Germany.
Tar Misses Rayard. daughters 81 the
Secretary Of State. left Washington. on
~ 10th. for their home ia Wilmington,
Del. where they will spend the summer
months.
Tnr action o. che New York Musical
Protective Association In 0ning and at
tempting % expel Theodore ThomAA ths
orchestra leader. because he engaged .
non union musician. was declared void BY
the Geaeral Term Of the supreme Court,
which afirmcd the decisioR VI the lower
court, ON the 10Th.
TIM Vienna Prsss<. % tho 18th. says that
| Prince Bismarck and Count kainoky have
exchanged dispatches Affirming their
desire 10 maintain the peaceful alliance
nov existing between the two countries.
LOAD SArIsnuRY's scheme 20 reform
| the House of Lords hnds little favor IN
anv quarter. The Tories accept II merely
| Al order 70 avert q demand for larger
changes. while the Liberals object alto
rether 20 the hereditary principle, and
are inclined 20 look with suspicion on any
attempt, however feeble, to give IL Afresh
lease Of life
TuK accounts OF General James b Ew-
| ing. late discussing clc-< Of the Depart
ment az Justice. have been settled, and Il
| ~ found that he Is -. 40 in arrears The
first Comptroller, on the 18TH notified
General Ewing's sureties, Nathan Con.
| Jr.. and Chas- n. d. Harris, that suit for
| the recovery o. this amount Will Dc en-
| tered
MoxslcxoR POULAND, was. on the 18th.
admitted to the Episcopal Church. the
| formal ceremonies being held ~ Grace
| Church. in the presence Of Bishop Potter.
| Monsignor Bouland declared his faith In
| the EpiscopaliAn doctrines, and gave his
| reasons FOR leaving the Catholic Church.
| There Is some talk Of making him the
first Bishop Of the Galician Church. In
| which event he will 60 70 Paris.
THE new Emperor Of Germany has de-
clared his intention OF taking personal
command Of the autumn maneuvers.
THE President on the 10th. approved
| the act authorizing the construction OF .
| bridge across the Mississippi river q
| Hickman, Ky
1 ENPERoR WILLIAM. on the 18th ordered
| that memorial services be held In al the
| universities, colleges and schools through
out the Empire on June %.
1 MRs. JOSEPHINE MoRrKE, . Polish
1 woman. residing in Pittsburgh. Pa. on
| the 9th. administered strychninc 70 each
/ Of her three children. al under nine years
Of age. and then took the fatal dose her
| self.
| r- w .~;rr v,orsor a1lv -.
open the Reichstag and Landtag.
| THE United States steamer Yantic Ar
rived at Fortress Monroe. on the 2oth,
from Santiago de Cuba whittier she was
| dispatched on May IL, in consequences o.
| the American Minister'S report Of an i'm
1 pending revolution. She found that there
had been but little danger Of an outbreak
l President Solomon Of Hayti. colored
man. upon learning OF . rising, had ban
ished the ringlead,rs and restored quiet
ness
THERE was terrific explosion Of gas q
| the Nelson colliery near Shamokin. Pa,
| on the 10th. by which Geo. Schmack ro'
ceived probably fatal injuries; Nichae
Kelly, Of Slope Hill was badly burned
besides other injuries, and Karin Kari NJ
OF Scotch Hill. was frightfully burned
The two latter may recover.
On the 18th. the Empress Victoria SEM
TO the Dcwager Empress Augusta =
Baden. the following telegram: ~She VII
W. 50 happy 70 be- his wife weeps will
you, poor mother, for the loss Of you
only son No mother ever possessed sucl
: son. Be strong and proud In your sor'
row. Only to-day he desired 70 b re-
membered TO you"
II was reported in Dublin. on the 18th
that Mr.. Balfour, Chief Secretary for Ire
land. intended to resign; but Mr. Balfou
Indignantly denied having any such IN