The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-19

eindin. Mr. Lorius, the American Minis
Ter ~ Portugal
Ink Berlin authorities announced. on
the ash. that tney nad put on . new ex-
press train between Berlin nnl Rome "a
run By way % the Tyroi aud the Bremei
Pass. thus avoiding Switzerland alto
getIer-
Irwas Officially stated. on the sth. that
tie sum ~ the new loan which j. TO X
negotiated BY the Bundesrath for the pur-
chase - rifles for the Swiss army j. fixed
q, a5ecr0 .ra1cs and the rate o. inter-
est thereon ~ three and 0ls-haI pet
cent
The Queen ard the Prince ~ Wales
IRE very mach cha-rInei az the treat
men; accorded them IN the House .. c. II
mons. 81 the slk- by referring the whole
question - dozries for the young princes
and pr.ncesses 10 COMMITTEES o. roy ~
grants
THE American ride team was hamperef
~ Wimbledon England. On thu ~fh- by
Having - l>e the Nartini-Henry ride
with which they we're unfamiliar. tt'
Springfield riae being barrel Thes
failed u Get trsr-cla-s prize but made
some good shots
SEVERAL members " the Mas~achEsett.
Ride team entered for the Albert Cur
contest in London. cn the 9TH. ard one 81
them Johnston won the minor prize viii
. score ot = the winner o. the cup max
Ing -. Tie firing VAS ar -y-yart
range seven shots each
F0E-r miners. representing fourteen
Thousand men IN the districts ~ Blair,
Cambria. Clear1eli C-ltre and Je1-r-
son counties Pa. met at Altoona on the
I'll and decided nor 10 order general
suspension q. work. a-t % call out al
miners working under district prices
OK the 9Th President Austin Corbin o:
The Reading Railroad Company gave no.
tice 70 tie fwenry-ei-ht hundred en-
plQyes d. the Reading Iron Works thai
they could expect 70 resume work AZ an
early date on condition o. rencuncin-
labor organizations and strong drink
JosE7H RICHARD Cox Hone Rule Mem
her q Parliament FOR East Clair, and
Thomas Parrick Gill Home Rule member
for South LoEl- were arrested IN Lon
dor- on Tie -th. and taken % Drorheda.
Ireland where they are 70 b. tried for
recent 1tte-2lces a. . proclaimed meet
ir<-
GEORGE o. jocks his issued call 10
3-All who desire 80 assist u rr0rSanizin :,
TIE National G-senbark party OF the
principles once advocated BY Peter
Cooper. and by many u the wi<est mex
and ableSr newspapers N both - the old
parties. = 20 meet II Cincinnati on Thurs
day, September - lisa
The remains D. the late er-Premier
EorQuay y. Manitoba we're inferred az
Winnipeg. ~ the -th- With state hon0rs-
II vas the largest funeral ever held IN
that city hundreds y people from all
parts .. the country being present. in
addition 70 civic military and charitable
C--aniz arisns. members ~ the civil
service. Sennr or and legislators
COLONEL WoDEHorsE. commander ~
The Egyptian forces. informed the gov
eminent On the III that he hal sighted
the main bOiF % the dervi~hes moving ia
= northerly direction They were 5.0pl
strong. and had 40 camel-- Colonel
Wod@house did not think thA Force under
his command strong enough 70 justify
another attack upor the dervisneS.
4 Erxor reached the Marine Hospital
Bureau u Washington u the TN. that
yellow fever i prevailing On tie Mexican
coa>r from Tampi~0 narfhwa-d- anl Act
inr Assistant surgeon Main stationed
at Brownsville. Tex. vas Orl@rel II
Investigate T. The Mexican Cons1i al
Brownsville denies the rrmDr. bit Ok.
Main will nevertheless MAKE q persona
ilvesi.-ari0--
A VERxoxr CExIRAL train was wrecked
near Brandon. VI. on the 10th contain
ir- abs1r rws hundred passengers from
Sex YORK and Boston for MyurrraL In
cl1 ling sixty resh-air-tunl- children
Bat ore child was injured. and h- re-
csiTel only bruise on the knee A50u
la. dozen adults were -llghrly bruised
a car caught IRE. but the flames E~r'
quickly extin-uishei
SECRETARY AMI Mrs.. Blaine left Ba
Harb0r for Boston, On the sth apparently
for but short visit a. they carried In
little baggage A member " Nr. Blaine'
family stated that they expect visi
from President and Mr~. Harrison q
some time In August not yet decide,
rpvn- ard that Mrs Blaine will corsnI
Mrs. Harrisou'- corvenience aud pleas
Ure as - entertaining.
-
~ . speech az l. lie. France. on the 18th
~ Goblet. formerly Minister ~ Foreigi
AHairs. expressed his opinion that -
much consideration xas given By III
authorities AMI the public al large :
BOulanEi-n. which he declared in no wa,
meraced ~ endangered the stability q
she Repubiic- II vas only necessary. b
added. - plrSne = progressive policy i
order 10 destroy the movement
THEgE j. IN likelihood that Encland vi
evacnafe Egyp-. and in spite u her prs
fession- there really never was any ii
tention - ~ do She has ton much PROF
erty AZ stake there. AMI while there j.
possibility * such attacks a. the late on
>; wsEy HAlfa -he cen say with niue
FEASIBILITY that the interests o. ci~iliz.
ZION c1mpel her ~ guard against q
country becOtning the prey ~ fanatic
sarnges-
A COMMITTEE " the q. A. r.. havil
male uu~nrcesstll efforts ~ secure q
Central Trafic Associations promise
cens-A-msle syr members de- irin- "a q
tend the Milwaukee reunion ~ soldie
and sailyrs. instructed General MART
on the 1nFh. fDis.ne an order directing q
department commanders " the vsriU