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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-07-18
CIAS. IL. SEEGER,

DHYSICIAJ AND SURGEON. OFFICE AT
1 Rs~ilcuer Of DR.. T. Simon. Hancock street.
acGr the court hou-c, Mauitownc, Wis. del5
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

wHIRLwlND'S WORDS.
~ Tsar- the Elects ~ the Invasion %
the whites 80 tadisa Territory aud
Pleads for Protection

yEw yogs. Feb. ia Herald special
from Fort Reno. l. T. say delegation
~ seventeen chiefs and head men ~ the
Cheyenne aal Arapahoe tribes. dreaded ~
Nhirwlnl. chief w ;he Chry .un.~, callrd
ia Colonel Wade. commanding ar Fort
Rene. un TUESDAY. ~ submit through MIN
4 petition n. the President and Congress
Whirlwinl made an eloquent speech EN-
" syiug iha subject NJ thr petition. H.
feared hi effects * the invasion " the
whites. which will unAorhtelly take place
il the -1klahpmh bill" becomes law
He asked syr protection - the Indians IN
their ri-ltS- Oh acceIllt * drou-tts
they are u11ble ~ npry-t themselves Dy
tarmiog. AMI they ask tpr land enough ~
enable fnem "A rai~e ~tprk. II white peo-
III must Arvr q tsprtina * thu Ianh which
th- indians haA supposed was tyr their
OWN t-e. lrt ti- lnslian~ ~ kept IA . body
ana nof sea1--rel fhrru -hv@r tli. Trrrt-
f.ry They Il .re ~ w shslrowss neigh
bar wAil- fis ir ea.slr-n ARE beir- eslsi-
caiei. W4srs3iAi .Arrl tAaf iArs WILL
bs place ~ rrr rrrcg p1 ullts 1slrl. uiAI
thai Aitl t,A wtl1j.-- rill fprl trahr ll
Whisky. uli. a ~4l. aTpse iailrioa~ Y me
Indians
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01
AFTER TWENTY YEARS.
\ sondemp.d Murderer. irss E>rapin
ard Eurnsng "a Large T~snts Years
Captured

4 Condemned Hurd.rer. iftes E>raping
ara Ea~nsng "a large T"snts Years
Captured
louisville. Ky. Feh. n. John smith,
who WA sentenced ~ death here IL l>.p.
hut broke JAIL has been tnand near Ar
kansas Citv. ARA. ana chief nf polio.
Mefferl There hA- ts!r-raphsd here ~
know II a reward i outstanding fnr his
arrest. tsvvernor Backuer recently with
drew an rewards covering that period
bun Will rvbahly ru-ew tie reward tvr
Smith.
smith Killed George of III saloon row
IN 1867. H.. Frank Hilierich. on and an
other were drinking together. when Oh
ana Hillerich got into desperate fight. in
which on had III advantage. Smith drew
4 knife aud stabbed OF ID death. H. waS
convicted ana sentenced ID be hanged
June 2. $50 An appeal was BE taken.
bur I'll May smith broke Jail. II he -
now returned d. can not yet an appeal.
the Governor Will AZ once fix the day FOR
hi~ execution.
After smiths escape IN was heard N
frequently. At the last report he was ~
an Australian sheep ranch Ilillrrirh wa
also convicted. hi. gVt an appeal aud
went free for lack ~ testimony.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01
HAvTiEN NEWS.
Reported Icvcrss 20 iiippoiyte's Army
Near -. Nare-The >"rthern thiettain
>asd 10 Have Bsen Killed

BnSToS. Feb. y. The latest news from
Hayti i furnished By the second officer
~ the steamship Delta. AZ this port from
Port a. raix. The officer states that
there II No communication between the
coa~twi~e towns, bat Information was re-
ceived February -. from a native mali
cSrrier whp hai just arrived from -.
Marc. ~ a serious conflict between the
Northern and Southern armies. thar
occurred three aAy~ before. ONE mile
belnw 81. Mare. ia which TIN army
under Hippelytc hal heen completely
routed aud 700 Or ~ killed. The nail
carrier aid that thr Norsherner- Aal first
hluekaded she port ot -. ~ lrc.after which
Lc-itimr'~ army moved toward CIV intr-
rior. ana eu the second day. narrl en-
ronnterel 4 detachment ~ IIipp9lyte'S
army with The above result. Tht success
" tile Ie-itinr soldier WA due " rue
superiority " their arms. lhr second of-
ncrr also states t1st rnmnr hAA gained
considerable currency "A p"rs " fai~
that lIiFrplyte Eat been killed M q
Northern soldier who, il sas~ claimed, REF
crived 5000 for the work.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01
DEATH OF DR. BLISS.
RE Eminent surgeon Who tttend~d
rre-ldsnt .sr1~ii >neea'n'. 20 fsraiy'

re Eminent surgeon Who ttteni~d
rre-laent ..r1~ii >neeurnts 10 fsraty-
49,
WASHINGTON. Feb. .t.-Dr p. ". Bis.
tke wrll-krpwn physician Win gained
National reputation on acr,unt ~ hi-
connection with The cas~ " President
fairfield. died here this morning NJ pa
rAly~i- followed w cerebral henorrkagr.
About ten ,.ay~ nge DR.. Bills suffered q
slight stroke W paralysis. but hs- eendt-
ti~n wa- not regarded ~ alarming until
Yesterday. when i- Srrx rapidly worse
ana IL fifteen minutes after seven o'cl,s !
fhi- morning expired
dr. Bis was bonn August ie i~4s AZ Auonrn
SY Nhen a yeua< man ~ moved ~ tnr
western Ke-erv~ " pn'o anil gFainated a. the
g-irrrlana Medical college aupuf 7 - IN l-7l
b. murrA ID ionia. Mich and yrar .1fTr %
Grand R4r,sA-. uierss NJ male quite ArfpufattDn
4 . slrrron Daring the VAR NJ served ~ an
army snr- .on 4 rh1r<e a thr Armorv >1uarr
Hospital NJ ttis city. n ~seryier> ~ President
fsnrnrlsg ease arr a matter NJ recent history.
AFTER tts death M President Garfield. ~ isli~~
rrsumnTt his practice herr. anil un~ actively
cn-ra-sni ir III rp 10 j few wsse~> - hi dfafh-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

nix the Senate. on the ei-t. The confer
ence report Oh the Legislative. Executive
and Judicial Appropriation bill was
agreed ID. The resolution for the inve~-
ligafipn AZ alleged election outrages II
certain States waS taken up. but AZ tive
o'clock was laid aside for the cenSidera-
ton ~ unfinished buSineSsthe SundrE-
Civil bill. which was literally amended
but failed .. final passage for want ~
quorum.....In the House. the first inn
porfant business Was tie consideration NJ
the PoSt-Office Appropriation biii. whiri
wa finally passed The conference RE-
port Oh the Legislative. Executive and
Judicial Appropriation hill was agreed ~.
and the Deficiency Appropriation bin Wa
taken up. pending consideration X which
the House adjourned
THE first American pil-ima-e - Pal
esfine." numbering 100 IN charge ~
Father NiSsani. sailed from New York
City On the steamer Wieland On the .iSt-
On the alst Editor William u'Brien was
removed from clOnnel 70 Galway Ire
land jail.
JAMES CAREw, n. r.. was arrai-nrh IN
the Kilkenny Ireland. Court. the 9lS'.
Tor offences committed unier the Grimes
act. and sentenced 70 four n~rths' inn
pri~0nment.
The Duke ~ Newcastle. England. was
MARRIED. on the 2I~f. ~ a daughter * Cap
tain Candy. formerly VI the Ninih Lam
GERS.
Tar trial II Governor I.srabee ~ Iowa
charged with libel. began in tie District
Courf AZ De- Mnine~. on the -i~t. The
forenoon session was consumed IL getting
jury.
Acc0grrxG q published programme
/ 81 the Washington inaugural centennial
ball ia Washington ia April. President
Harrison will lead the dance with Mr..
. Morton: Mr. Morton will dance with Mrs.
Harrison. Govrrnor Hill with Mrs. X. Is
Hayes. aud Mayor Hugh j. Grant wifll
Mr.. Cleveland
TnE charity ball ia Baltimore. MI. on
the night ~ the 10Th. in aid NJ tie cenfed.
crate Home and the Home for lncurableS.
wa q brilliant success.
I~DrcArIo~s in indianapolis point 70 4
revision y. the Cabinet slate a. herrfo-
! fore announced. aud 10 the admission ~ .
) Californian.
I A SPECIAL telegram from Heidelberg
Germany. announces the death. III the
sl-f. 81 James q. Flood. The s'Bonanza
!. Millionaire" " San Francisco. who had
been Tor some time abroad Ia search ~
health.
. THgnE has ~ late been steady i'm.
! provement IN the condition y Mr. Rvherl
Garrett.
THE British Parliament re-opcned or
Il the zlst.
i The Marquis ~ Aylcshnry and his wife
( between whom suit for divorce was
pending. met Ia a London hotel. "a ths
| 18th. and becoming reconciied. returned
y home together. The suit has been aban.
,donrd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

ratrirk tEan bcnountes the London
Iime~' latest Wstn~~~ IN tufs mons
>eonna-ri and tn~rrupafsus uis~kt small
er and t.rg~r. Whose kqust Has Not
Appeared ~sar~ the Days ~ Reynolds
aud >arsss o'ttrien-
LINCOLN. Srh.. Feb. a Patrick Egan,
in an interview last nisht. referring n. The
letters made public IN Lnuiou Yesterday
-Pigott'S ~ February >. npt March =.
l>Sl and Egan's reply ~ March Hin
which risott threatened ~ publish tor the
government. unless his silence was bought.
certain Lorum~nt, against the Land
League. xhich H. believed ~ be false
aud in which Eyan indignantly rejected
Pigntt'< proposal. aid These letters
supply the motive for aud the key -
the entire London Times forgery
since the day - Reynolds aud sammy
O'Brien no ~nch infamous ~c"undrrl has
turned ~ ia connection with Irish Nation
ality A. Richard rigvtt. 4 systematic
ana INSCRIPTIONS blackmailrr. au expert
for.er. ~ has been for years on the secret
service payroll ~ Dublin Castle While
he Wa writing those letters e. me- he was
AZ the same time IN connection with Fos-
ter. the Coercion Chief Secretary for Ire
land Mr. farnell aud I bought out his
Two newspapers. the iri~hrnau and Flag
.. Ireland. ami my exposure ~
his attempt AZ blackmailing cut
him IN from the National ranks
AMI Irish Natinnali~rn- Long be-
fore thi, exposure ~ had been secretly
as~ailing The National movement. and
since that ~ la~ both openly and COW
ertly carried on warfare against Mr.
Parnell ana especially against me. cnlmi-
natin-. ia thu --PAraelli~m and Grimes
articles ard the forged letters. With the
exposure ~ the villainous authorship ~
the articles and The tprgeries the London
Tin ....l. lnlll.-.l N
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01


A Intrepid Woman Eanehsr who sne-
ee>sf,siiy Rounded ~ . nrsc~ Faro
Game That MAS tieecsng Her Cowboys-
Frontier Justice Tempered With Mercy.
CHEYENNE. wyo.. Feb. .i.-A sensa-
.innal story comes from Carbon County.
which brings Mrs. Kate Maxwell, the
owner ~ Il cattle ranch. into prominence
A. a daring aud de- peratc woman. whose
career may rival that 0f the notorious
Belle starr. Mrs. Maxwell II known
among ranchers a. ''Cattle Kate. "and has
In her employ abspit twenty cowboys.
The cowboys have been losing very heav-
ily lately AZ faru game ia Bessemer. run
by Farley A. Goodwin. Kate became con-
WINGED that they were being robbed and.
accompanied BY her foreman. both armed
a. the teeth, visited the place Monday
night.
With ~ix-~hooter In each hand Kate
ordered the faro-dealer 10 ''get out" lie
~gnt.- and while she kept the gamblers
covered the foreman examined tile cards
and box and found the game was a "brace
gainc.- when this was explained 10 the
big crowd that was present. there was a
Wild rush made for Farley and Goodwin.
aud they were dragged outside ana badls
beaten. Some of the crowd went for
ropes and the two gamblers were
given ten minutes in which t.
say their prayers. while this was
going on Kate aud her foreman So
cured all the money about the place
several thousand dollars. Then Kate
was disposed q ~ mrrciful. and finally
the two gamblers were PIT On ponies ani
started on for Utah.
The saloon. after being Systematically
pillased. was burned and tAr crowd led
by Cattle Kate. started fur her ranch.
where the money was divided and tree
whisky aud dancing ended the night
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

HALIFAX. y. -. Feb. - The Gloures-
Ter fishing schooner AsiIi- ~ Drtring
arrived here last week from the banks
fsr extensive r~pais-. "Wednesday the
repairs were rorpleted- and thr vessel
~ hr.iug 4 license under the mndn~
viye.,li. Con~nl-rrnrral Phelan applied
~ Collector II arlington for permission %
take 4 week. provisions - enable her ~
RETURN 10 tile bank, aud complete her
VOYAGE. Vessels whose lic~neeS have
not expired can buy provisions without
making application. The collector telc-
yraph.d 1. Ottawa for advice. and yeStcr-
lav C.nsul-G neral Phelnn was informed
That the vessel cpuil take one wee >
supply. bur that thu case wa nef ~ "
tr.A...Aal4rlf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

Tng latest report from the scene ~ the
hotel horror AZ Hartford. Conn, mp ~
midnight ~ the 18th. says; ~ bodies
have heen found since noon. The only
bodies known ~ be ia the ruins arr those
II Ni-ht-clcrk Perry and Mr.. Whiting.
Twenty bodies have been recovered aud
all Identified.
Tnr balioting for municipal offieers in
York. Pa. on the 18th. resulted ~ the re-
election * Mayor Noel tDeml by 80
munrltv. The other city otilcers ARE al
Democratic. though elected ~ smaller
maiorities.
mir wa introduced Ia the senate.
al the 18Th. u authorize the New Orleans
/ Terminal Railway a Bridge Company ~
bridge Tie Mississippi river AZ New Or
I leans.
| OnLrx's saw factory. az Columbus. o..
was totally destroyed by fire On the night
OF the 18Th. Loss. 5000; fully insured.
| IT was reported. on the 18th, that NJ. d.
1 Freyrinrt had been approached witha re-
quest from the President that he form a
| Cabinet.
( LirrrrxA<T-C0Lo<EL Nox Nfr-LArxE.
military attarhe ~ the German Embassy
! al ST. Petersburg, Is 20 be recalled and re-
placed rs Major Won Bulow-
4 A DELEGATION u railway officials held a
( conference with the Iowa railroad com
missioners al Des Moine< on the 18Th
| The commissioners. a. had been the re-
4 suit ~ other conferences. seemed dis
posed 10 adhere 10 their former views o.
I keeping rates in force until their effect
. on the revenues " the roads cnn be DEM
( onstratei.
THE President and Mrs. Cleveland we're
entertained al dinner. on the evening q
the 18th. By Secretary ~ the Interior and
( Mrs. Villas. The occasion marked the
last ~ the handsome series ~ Cabinet
dinners for the present season Iht
guests cards were large Photographic
ones. containing pictures ~ each member
~ the Cabinet and his wife in groups 81
two. forming circle. with the President
and Mr.. cleveland ia thr center
:. +. HIGGINS. an ab~conder from Bev-
n rton. la. was arrested IN san Fran
cisco. on the 18th. and locked up. awaifin-
pxtradition- Higgins was agent f"r m
Emitted states Express Company. and M
january ~ disappeared >..up short u
hi accounts.
SARAH r. HErSTi< recovered damages
III the sum IL >e.On. "a the .lth. against
the Michigan Central Railroad cpmpan,
for severe Injuries caused By The derail-
menr ~ N car i'll which she was q passen-
rer.
TnE annual meeting Of thu iown STATE
Temparance Alliance began ai Drs Mplnel
III thn night ~ fhp ssth.
Tur p~nnsvlvania state Prohibition
,.o,,.-e,,ti.s. ~ Harrisburg. "a the 18th in.
dsrsei III. Faw.lerlv-- stand ia the pro
hibiti,,l question.
Jr-r,x Joxrs. -ITarrv IL azel.- an nll
,sm. .l,tor Ana Sfurr-wrifer. dic1 AZ Bos
,nr. NJ, ti,e as-h. asr-fl -erentv-.our.
ur.Ert, new. III a Fiath.al Indian ont
break ~ ppnaersrille. Mont. was receiye'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

BnSrcx. Feb. >. The police beard yes-
,rrday adopted the new scale ~ liquor
IfrrnScs. which increases motel licenses
from -i.to5 ~ >I.spi: Secpnd-claSs hotel
licenses from >gv - Il ~. and common
sirfytaller~' licenses from SOD ~ ~i,vvi.
Licenses ~ other classes arr raised ~
urnpyrtiDn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

man Who had voted for Gof. also changed
hi~ vote IA Kennn, which made The re-
ani~ite number. carr and Mrs mon
Labor men. voted for Con. ms vo'e ~
announced WA Isrnna. ~; Con, n.
Vhnlr number of Votes cast, ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

States Senate. I've
ballots were taken.
the first giving Con
"a. Kenna ~. scatter
|ing n. Another bali
not was urler,lesl.
when D"rr, the man
Who has heretofore
been making all tslv
trouble. arose and m
Il short speech 'N-
planning his past ac-
'tiou, he voted t"r
John T.. Kenna. Horr,
49,. Tttttf.H I.llDlr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2a.-Thr Star SIT
evening printed the following "Informin-
ton r-r~i rei here to-day from Indlanap-
OLE make. il possible - NV That Com
rr4s.man Thomas. * Illinois. will not b.
4 ra~mDrr N Pm .ident-elsc: Harrissn's
Cabinet
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

Tur steamer carondelet sailed from
New York Tor Hayti. on the i4th. with ~
cases Of rifles, shells and ammunition on
board.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

STANLEY WATERLOO has assumed edite-
rial management ~ the Washington Crit
IL. and his breezy Western style o. Jour-
naiism is creating sensation
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

JosFru ". Moons, the detaultin@ agent
Of the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company at Indi anapolis. Ind. mas oeel
sued b. the company FOR ,59,VVi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

Tux Prince os wales visited MI. Glad
s,nae ~ Cannes. France. on the i'th. AM
.,,a,,, ~ l,nur IN conversation with him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

So LITTLE doubt j. there that an extra
session ~ Congress will be called that
the Republicans are actively preparing
for Ii.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

s,nxry +. FAIRcHnLp. the venerable
father ~ the Secretary % me treasury
died al Cazenosia. \. r., on the i7'n'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

Tux United States steamer 6alena- ~itn
Rear Admiral Gherardi on board. sailed
from Kew West. FLA. on the l'th' iof
Port-au- Prince. Hsyti-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01
THE FIGHT ENDED.

The Unexpected Happened IN ~. West
Virginia Legislature Ia the Reelection
81 senator kenua-
CHARLESTON. W. VA. Feb. si.-The I'M
expected lla- happened. aud Jphr r.
Crnna will succeed himself in The United
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

THE business houses ana most ~ Wy
residences ia the village ~ 1nerhe'H'c'
Cal. were burned on the spth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

A PRINCE ALBERT Or any coat that
gentleman would wear at an evening en-
tertaiument will be considered tuii dress
~ the inaugural ball committees.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

THE President aud Mrs. Cleveland NIL
become guests ~ the Victoria Hotel Sew
York City. after the 9TH q March. Apart
ments have already been engaged.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

AFTrR a long fight the saloons have
gained footheli In Sheridan
Mrs. Nsoui IsrnKrH. 81 Lafayette h-s
brought suit SCANS William T. nifkrar-
rick for breach Of promise. claiming X uv,
damages.
FrAScfs NrRPnr. the temperance work
~. = having large attendance AZ h's
meetings n Anderson lie will msksthst
Place his headquarters Tor some time 70
come.
I.fo~ s.KorDrD a Jewish rabbi. drorTci
dead az Nancennes. on the lssh-
SKBKox HaRrEa rot sis0 yer iict
against the city 81 franklin for injuries
su~ ainei ~ falling int an open cellar
WAY.
CrArLvS HsREIs w Elkharf. rleasiinS
Gu ltr before Judge Woo A. a. Infianaro-
III 10 ca:sing open mail-snck. WIS sem
tence. a. twD wears In the penitevsiAry.
GroruE ". <rr viz. scent ~ thr Ameri-
can soap Company. Marion Il charged
with emhrxx ement
PArI HIrf. " Gr-~ncasti~. j. charged
with emiexxIinr SD which woman gave
him 10 deposit in bank
Joax II. SAWYER sIisi ~ murder biz
wife with butrh~r- snif- - Marion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

TH.RF j. not much hope ior tne rn~SAS',
Of the River and Harbor bill sentiment
in the House i very siron- AGAINST -
and Chairman Blanchard ma peceEr as
couragel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

IL the election. on the l'tn. !" M ln7
vacant Parliamentary seat TOR Eas' fer'n-
shire. Scotland. Mr. kiaiock Gladsiohlan'
received i.Vp5 votes, aud UT. Boas' = ulon-
1T. a.2~g
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NJ. I..-on "a the Hrits~h Naval Wan
euxer-.

Lnxpov. Fcb. ai.--Extract~ from me 90
mart III thr committee On naval manen-
ver- IN l>~~ will be presented 70 tn-
House ~ Commons to-day. They say tna'
IN. nation haS every reason ~ be satis-
fea with thu personnel ~ the navy, b'it
that the main lesson ~ the man.uycrs -
that Great Britain j. fnr from being a.
-tranr ~ he should be- on the seas.
They saw: I'VE are decidedly ~ the
oninion TINT no time ought - br lost ~
piarinr the navy beyond comparison with
~ combined naval forces ~ any two
powrr-. a. the same time we believe the
navy j. strong enough 70 engage any
single maratime power with success
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

rupFr stores with their contents. valued
n, Sia.OD) ana fully insured. Were burned
I, vinpaapolis. Minn.. On the 10th. They
are supposed - hare been nred ~ az m
cendiary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

GIUSEPPE VILLA. one ~ the murd"ress
nf Payma~ter Mcclure. near Wilk-sbarre,
Pa. some weeks arc. was arrested On The
10th. AT his home IN Italy. A considerable
part OF the stolen money was found IN
Ifx s,oexeggion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

HExRs n. MARKHAM. pt Los Angeles
cal. was. VA the Ieti. appointed superin-
f.ud.nt ~ the soldiers H0m" ot the Ia.
cific coast. Mr. Markham represented
the Los Angeles district ia the Forty
ninth Congress.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

THE Upper House ~ the frusslAA bis''
on the 18th unanimously voted the anul-
ton to the Emperor's CIVIL iist- fr'nce
bismarck was present. but took y pArt n
the discussion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

The New York Legislature. on The -nth,
unanimously passed joint resolution
calling for the suspension ~ state Saper-
intendent 81 Public Buildings Andrews
pending an investigation " alleged crook
adupGx
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

The caying-in * an old mine Al sScran-
ton. Pa. has cut off all the ga ana water
pipes in the neighnorhood and int rrupt-
"a travel on the streets to "a very incon-
xanianf d,rfp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

j. q. EyGLER. one " the victims ~ m
Hartford Conn hotel explosion. was
buried with Masonic aud military honars
on the 10Th. deceased having been mex
Der of 81. johns Lodge and ~ the First
Regiment
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

The Frankfort tGerinany Gazette suE-
cests that THE three governments inter-
esfed should recall their present samoan
agents on the ground that they have n
terfered oyermuch III the quarrei~ ~ me
natives
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

A rnAwP who had his frozea feet aapu-
fu,s.l al Darlington. Wis. IA the issh.
end was sect ~ The City hospital. ~ sup
posed 10 ~ Tasc0tt. the murderer ~
Millionaire Sneil. for tie reason that he
mad III bis pocket Chicago paper con-
tAiuing detailed account ~ the crime.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

MISS STANLEY was the winner ~ the
six-days' female bicycle tournament az
the Madison square Garden New York
city. which closed At midnightof the I'th.
She covered distance Of ga miles and
laps.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

GERMANY has promised q support no
rocco III freeing herself from the iut eAase
Of other powers in consideration n 'nr
exclusive concession If a naval station on
sha iatf.r'< roa~t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-01

NEW YonK. Feb. .l.-The EyenlnI
SnnrS London special says: "Aftcf
rirott had been under ross-cxaminaii"n
for onlv few minutes to-day the iorgei
made 4 -ad exhibition. He faltercd and
hexitafed. ana X Wa clear 90 every one
IN the audience that but fpr the
farf that the court uppoitnne-
n arose. Il. would have cpi-
lnpse,. Morally and physically he y
4 wreck. The concenSus ~ opinion N
men ~ All shades Or political opinion y
that lie Times ease hn~ already utterly
broken down. The general feeling i that
Pirott will tomorrow either confess tit
forrerips M refuse 10 answer further
questions and We arrested