The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-20

MRS. MARcAREr DIf.IIARn. who. wi,
William II. bartholomew. murdered N,
husband ~ Hiersville. Pa. Septembs
y was on the 9th sentenced 10 l
hanged.
A GENERAL assignment was made q
"a. 9th by James W. Whitney. .losep
X. Whitney and James A. Knapp. dir
goods merchants Of New York. with Iii
bilities Of $4,000
MASKED mob OF White Caps took j
;. Bennett and W. = Kelsey. promincn
attorneys, from their beds al Holyoke
Col. on the 9th and brutally horse
whipped them and warned them 10 leav,
the country. A county-seat war was IN,
cause.
/ As THE result Of family troubles Rich
ard Clark. aged scventy-thrcc years
shot his son-in-law. Richard McKcn
drick. on lie 9th al Cascvillc, Mich
and then sent bullet through his oSr
brain.
Al the torpedo works in Butler, Pa,
on the 10th two workmen were loading
nitro-glycerine into wagon when the
stun exploded and the men and their
team were blown into fragments.
Tiik convention OF the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor met in Boston on
the 10th.
NEAR Shoals. Ind. Mr.. Tilgman Nc
Dermed. school-teacher. and his wife
were drowned on the 10th BY the up
setting Of boat on White river.
TIE First National bank OF Abilene
Kan. closed its doors on the 10th. with
liabilities Of sll6.254.
AT New Haven. Ky. on the 10th
Willie Johnson, aged twelve years. shot
and killed Tommie Ford. aged fourteen
years. The two had quarrelcd.
The National Brick Manufacturers
Association in session at Philadelphia
on the 10th elected Thomas Il. McElyoy.
Of Philadelphia. president
NEAR Buffalo. n. ", foundryman
while on his way to work on the 10th
found package containing $40. 600 on
the railroad track. lie delivered il 10
the railroad officials. who identified il
As package missing from the pay-car.
The Indians on the Sisscton reserva-
ion in South Dakota voted on the 10th
2 sell their lands to the Government. !
this Will throw open to settlement one
million acres.
IN GREENWOOD County. Kan. hogs were
n the 10th dying by thousands from hog
holera.
LILLIAN y. Fox. Of Cambridge. Mass.
n the 10th received the sum OF saa5. 900
: her share OF the estate OF William
alentine. Of Providence, which had
cen in process Of settlement for fifty
ears.
a REUNION OF ex-prisoners OF war from
Y over the country was held on the 10th
the Libby Prison Museum in Chicago.
II deserted cabin on an abandoned
nch near Coolidge. Kan. a herder ON
e 10th found the dead bodies OF a man
ID woman. They had been murdered. I
a MINED train on the Manitoba ran of !
G track on the 10th near South Shore. / !
w., and three men were killed. u
a FALSE alarm Of fire caused panic :
the Parke Opera-House in Johns
wn. Pa. on the evening OF the 10th. y
q fourteen persons were killed in the +,
50 ior the exit and seventy-fiye were
lured. some fatally. !
4 REPORT on the 18th from CHEYENNE. Il
Y. T.. said that the settlers OF Rio r,
I'm Basin. johnson County. attacked v
title Jacks gang Of thieves and cut
oats. lynched eleven OF them and Il
we the rest out Of the country. J,
ADvicEs OF the 18th from watertown. il
y, say that hundreds OF families n 81
rth and South Dakota were suffering in
want OF food.
GOVERNOR JosEPn c. YATES. OF New a
TX, was buried in 1887 at Schenectady. G.
the 18th the body. when taken IN of
reburial in New York City, was b,
nd to be petrifed.
'DvicEs OF the 18th from Philadelnhia
that the great barb-wire trust had
lapsed. in'
cLorD-Eun>r on the nth washed -
" i've houses at Perry's Mills. Cal. ~
Joseph Il. Eastman was drowned ~
at colusa, Cal. the levec gave wav. co.
ding thousands Of acres and drown co'
q. 7. Jones. ces
CYCLONE on the 18th in the vicinity n
ambridge City. Ind, wrecked sever coi
ouses and destroyed other propertv 80
ARIy on the morning OF the I'm -.
glars blew open tho safe in the store on
-arter & Lee at Kosciusko. Miss MI
secured about SIS. 600 in cash. IN
sEIcHT trains collfded on the rftb AZ en-
<, ka.. killing two men and DESTROY me-
100000 worth Of property. pro
VIOLENT wind-storm passed over Spe
County. Pa. on the 1Ith. ug'
'ofing and blowing down houses ana init
ing trees up by the roots. iaie
was discovered on the 18th that +. "a'
licmmingway. private banker and au!'
gist at Whitney Point. N. ". was
nbezzlcr to the extent Of $4,000 =
SaukviIle, Wis. Mrs. Claude An. ms
IN and her three children were mao
ned on the 18th. A six-year-old II
had broken through the Ice. .ne pe.'
cr went TO his rescue. and the other ape
'hildren followed their mother. Ill Al
hing. the
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