The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-23

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JASPER. INDIANA
RUSSIA. II Is understood. Is organizing
corps OF irregular cavalry throughout the
Caucasus.
The United States steamship James
town arrived at Gibraltar, on the 10th,
with large number o. apprentices on
board.
REV. DIR. J. II. BAyLiss. 81 Cincinnati,
editor OF the Western Christian Advo'
cate, died at Bay View, Mass, on the 18th
aged fifty -four.
THE second anniversary ~ Prince Fer
dinand's ascension 70 the throne OF Bull
garia was observed, on the lith, with ap'
propriate festivities.
DELEGATES from all parts Of the United
States will meet In Pittsburgh. Pa. the
latter part OF next month. 70 form great
federation Of railroad employees.
Tnr Coloneicy OF the Seventy first In
fantry regiment OF the Austrian army
has been conferred upon Field Marsha
Won Moltke by Emperor Francis Joseph
In consequence OF pressure from thu
Central European powers the Greei
Government has countermanded tie or
ders for Greek war ships to proceed e
Crete.
PRrxcE BISMARCK had long confer
encc with the Emperor William. on the
18th. presumably upon the subject OF the
Emperor's recent exchange Of views with
Lord Salisbury.
THE Dominion Government will not re-
cede from its original contention that thu
United States has no jurisdiction ovel
Canadian vessels in Behrins sea outside
the three mile limit.
TIE 81. Petersburg Novoe vremya, il
an inspired article. says The outside
powers will make themselves sorely Eel
when the triple alliance attain their real
object-namely. war"
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KryEs p. Cool. one OF the Oldest bust
ness men OF Glens Falls,N. ". and a pen
sioner OF the war OF ISL. died, on ths
18th, aged ninety-four years. He was
born at vergennes, VI
THE trial of John Yeldel, alias A. E.
Flemon. the colored minister. was begun
A. Edrefield, s. c., on the 9th The en-
tire day was consumed in calling Jurors,
only eleven being secured.
GENERAL BoULASGER, Count Dillon and
Henri Rochefort were found guilty q
conspiracy by the French Senate Higl
Court Of impeachment on the litn. and
sentenced 10 imprisonment In some Tor
tilted place.
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Miss. on the 18th. found indictments
against Kilrain. Muldoon, Clearly ard
Donovan, as we'll as Sullivan and Fitzpat-
rick participants in and witnesses o.
the late prize fight
COMPLAINT has been lodged with the
Civil -Seryice Commission against POST
master Ankeny OF Minneapolis. Mifn-. OF
having made divers and sundry" APP
pointments in his Office in violation o.
the Civil Service Law.
THE summit OF Mount Washington was
covered with snow TO the depth OF AZ
inch and half on the 18th. The guests
at the summer resorts INDUCED In live
IL game OF snow balling. The thermom'
eter stood at % degrees.
THE note Of the Greek Government re-
carding the situation in Crete and I'M
attitude OF the Athens Ministry IN the
matter has created very bad impress
sion in Berlin. and is unanimously con
demned BY the German press
TWENTY-FIVE thousand persons attend
ed the annual athletic exhibition o. IN
Clan ma Gael in Philadelphia on the l2th
The profits. amounting 70 5000, Will b
devoted to securing the arrest and pun
ishment Of the Cronin murderers.
THF new small-arms and smokeles'
powder recently adopted BY the Austrian
military authorities have been thoro ughi
tested. Bullets from an eight -millimrtr
rife pierced an iron plate one inch THO
At distance OF one hundred yards.
Tur agreement reached at the fecen
conference between Emperor Williai
and Lord Salisbury Is believed 70 oil IN
tents and purposes 70 amount 10 an all
ance between Germany and England, 81
though no formal treaty was CONCLUDED
THr Sabbath was well observed in Gin
cinnati on the llth. The saloons wer
generally closed and but few arrests wer
made. A few cigar stores kept open
test the constitutionality Of the Commo
Labor law. Altogether It was yer
quiet day.
OK the 18th Postmaster General Wana
maker spoke for half an hour before Il
Young Mems Christian Association
Saratoga. y. ", on the subject Of "Pras
teal Christianity There was ver
large attendance. and at the close larg
number shook hands with Mr. Wans
maker.
A LARGE force OF workmen are still en-
gagged clearing out the debris from tn
cellars at Johnstown. Pa. and as con
sequence more bodies are being founs
-Four corpses were recovered on the ~
two women and two children. II i ex
pected that many chastly finds will "
be made.
THE steamship City Of Paris. whc
sailed from New York. on the 1th, an
passed Sandy Hook at 4.05 .. m. of TIL
day, arrived at Queenstown on the 13t
Ir.r ,iV,c-s Iavs % hnurq Al ruinufe 4