The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

Of Easlsad.
an f>DIScREEr EDITOR IMPRISONED.
LONDON. May 3i.-The action % the
Madrid Court 81 Justice In passing sens
tencr 81 four months Imprisonment upon
senior Rafael corrome. thu well-known
Spanish novelist aud journalist. for writ
ing and causing 10 De- published q libel
upon the Duke OF Edinburgh, created q
good deal Of talk az the cluos. The ar.
ticle. which was written while the Duke
was with the British squadron al Darce-
Iona. was filed with ~>candalous state
ments concerning his private life, and
appeared in large type in the leading
republican newspaper ~ Valencia.
The Prince WINS very anxious that ths
matter should be hnshed nr. but the public
prosecutor thought different. and the un-
lucky journalist Is now paying penancs
Tor his beat" Copies OF the paper.
however, hal in the meantime found their
way I" certain club registers in London,
who are
AWAY on THE QCI WV
for any thing with a sa.acious havor. and
50 society j. fairly revelins ia Senor
Corrome's revolutions No English paper
has 50 far dared 10 print the currrnt
i&mo. that the fever aui attack ~ nerr-
fAo NAANA Hrtt74tltrl us
bringing home ~ his royal highness By
special steamer was in reality an attack
Of what, among common people. would 10
DESIGNATED A. the "JIM-JAMs."
The details, too. 81 the Princes arrival
al Portsmouth have been colored by tho
Court Journal TO meet the usages OF polite
society. The truth is that, although the
Duchess 81 Edinburgh was waiting on the
jet;y when the Alexandra steamed into
Portsmouth harbor az ten o'clock az
night. she was not allowed 10 see her sick
husband. He had
SUFFERED A SLIGHT RELAPSE"
so the doctor said. and could not be dis
turbed. IL was probable. however, that
several days would eIapse before he
would be equal TO the fatigue Of a rail-
road journey. Yet. wonderful 70 relate,
the next morning this very sick man was
80 much improved that he was able 10
walk TO the train and to make the entire
journey 10 London without interruption.
Bulletins issued On the morning after his
arrival announced that he was greatly
improved" and in a few days. thanks to
the watchful eye Of the Duchess, he was
as well as ever.
II Y
LONDON. May sl.-There j. NOT the
slightest foundation for the ~iiely-cir-
culated report that ireland i ~ be visited
this year by either the Queen or the
Prince ~ Wales Her Majesty sill 20 -
Balmoral for the autumn on Leaving her
palace and the Prince 81 Wales. who
goes, il j. asserted. 70 Iiomhury from
Carlsbad. will remain on the con-
tinent till toward she enl o. Oc-
tober. Every thing was ordered 10
be IL readiness for she Queens ar
rival at Balmoral On Saturday la>f.aisl the
interior ~ the castle having Just ufsirr-
gone an annual renovation. the whole
place j. in ~pic-and-span order. while all
She walks in the grounds sud the private
drives in the royal forests have been
brought into trim conliftrr- The dafs II
Her Msie>ty'- arrival at Ralmoral &C.
ponds entirely upon the health ~ tie
Pnnccs- Beatrice. but she il not now c--
pected until the end d. nex1 week. The
Queens spring Sojourn VILE BE- much
shorter than usual. a. IL j. settled tbns
she leaves there for Windsor "a Fridays
sun IL
LoxD LyTroS's LIxEss.
In spite % all that has been said 70 the
contrary, | have reason 10 believe LORD
Lyttonr. Ines more grave tran sup
posed H has FOR q long time zen snf-
tering from n nasal affection. and has
already had two slight operations. but
this last operation. which took place on
Monday, vs- more serious. Ii rns said
that he lets Pari- for political reasons.
The truth was that lie came 10 London for
advice. II. Sauvel. his French doctor,
being anxious that be should be under the
best surgeon u London.
rur raurf< Aa<~T<1 rr-rrunxr
The 4 Of subscribers 20 the testlmoni-
"A % Cardinal Manning in honor ~ tho
orchiepiscopal silver jubilee. swells
apace. There are now two funds in the
field. one TO free the pro-Cathedral Of
kensington frSsn a debt Of fl2.0p. and
the other 10 present to His Eminence =
further sum 10 devote to any other object
in his choice. The Duke 81 Norfolk sub
scribed 10 the latter fund fJoo; Lord
Butte, EloD; Lady Hawkins. the
wife of the Judge. who i
a member 81 Cardinal Manning's
flock, fiD0. aud Lord French. Sir HUM
phrey de Trafford, Lsdy Huntingtownr.
sir Charles Halle and Lord Arundel OF
wardour, smaller sums. Considering ihe
good start made. IL seems likely that Dt
June Of next rear. the real date 70 ne col
ebratcd. n sum something like flv,opv VIII
be collected, all of which Will Dt uc''ttt
~ Cardinal Manning 70 the charities
nearest 70 his heart.
AMATEUR ART EXHIBITION
The amateur art exhibition. which tts
Duchess u Edinburgh inaugnratei on
Wednesday should prove unusually sue
cessfuL Not only has Mr. William Law
Their secured Mrs. Naylor Leyiand's beau
tiful house at Albert Gate, but anon -
the exhibitors are the Princess % Wales,
who contributes two capital sketches in
oils. the Empress Frederick. the Durks-s
OF Cleveland, the Duke Of Argyle. Lady
CRANKY. Lady Lindsay and Lady Wafer
ford.
SERIOUS MARITIME COLLISION.
LONDON. May 2l.-The earlier repo<ss ~
the collision In the channel between this
steamer Bercsford and German Emperor
were exaggerated by the survivors who
landed at Dover. DAILY the German Em-
peror sank; the Beresford was lost sight
81. and II was thought that she had gone
down too. but she succeeded lin keeping
afioat, made for Gravesend. whore She ar.
rived in a damaged condition She has
on board twenty-five Of her crew aud