The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-02
STATE INTELLIGENCE.

has hcen settled, contraction agreeing
on eight hours AMI thirty cents an
hour.
Twenty Thousand cords OF coiton wood
will \. shipped from Commerce, Mo, a
Muncic within The next few weeks tohe
manufactured into pa pei.
y IA. DAVIS residence and saloon
burned At Brazil. Loss $4,000; small
insurance.
Josrrn LfciAmE ~~asinstantly killed
by being struck BIZ an engine on the
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne 4 Chicago
road az Hanna station. near Laportc.
pNvnr Nurnm was struck hy a train
near Marion and Instantly killed.
TIM Columbus Starch Works will re-.
same operations June l..
An Indiana polls James X. Graham,
a detective. = : declared insane. Anx-
iety to figure as "sleuth" unbalanced
his mind.
Tnf Prcsbytery of IT. Wayne. On
the ed. took up the question OF the
proposed revision or the confession Of
faith. which resulted 20 for revision to
5 against.
Jon~ Bonf~ MILLER business manager
OF the Labor Signal. and well known
throughout the State on account OF his
efforts on behalf Of organized labor. was
drowned in the canal at indianapolis at
a late hour the other Afternoon lilo
was out boating with a friend. when tho
boat was capsized by a sudden gust 81
wind. and both were thrown into tho
canal. Bodcn miller became entanrlcd
in the ropes Of the sails, and. though an
excellent swimmer, was drowned before
he could extricate himself. lie was
about 50 years OF age
THE twent v-onc-mo nths-old boy Of
Webb Rummel. who lives near stream
near Cambridge City. crawlcd under d
gate. and in an attcm ut 70 cross a FOOT
log fell into water cycral feet deep.
When found life was thought to to ex-
tinct. but BY continuous effort for hours
he was rcsuscitated
EDWARD A~xMAS. Of Cincinnati. who
was convicted and sen fenced tobe hang
ed for the murder Of Bertha Ell. al In
~dianapolis. has been granted a new trial.
ALAEGE oak saw-log. haulcdin TO Ma
lcy's saw-mill. Columbus. from the
woods. which was cracked and some.
what wind-shakcn in the heart, " lille
being q~uartcred up. fell apart. and
blacksnakes began running in every d.
rection. Tw~entyseven Of the reptiles
Of all sizes were killed. besides several
that got away, the largest OF which
measured six feet seven inches in
length
VIZ. A. PARKER, aged seventy-four. a
millwright from Aralia, while inspect.
ing the machinery OF the various manu-.
factories at Columbus and while At the
mills was caught between 4
moving box and the wall and crushed to
death, being rolled about thirty feet IN
= space about eight inc hes wide betU<e
b brick wall and cxr- M
MAxFoRD DAVIS, Democratic nominoo
for auditor % Clintoh County. died On
the ed, - his home.y near Forest. from
.n1.F.es sece'vsa ~ oays before ~ a
k'cA rom > no<se. \
At L<oRansport - thrceyear-on
enid q Lewis Cottncf, residing north o.
@ sW~@ ~ @uV
ground from = wagon and run over BY
notn siae heels hanging ih body.
- NE - oespa1reQ o.
= the four-year-old son Of August
Sarasinzin, was burned 70 death one
mile south Of Warrington by his cloth
Ing catching =
AFuSD OF 5000 has been raised by tho
O. A. K Post At Montgomery. TO aid in
the prosecution Of the men who took
david Hosea, an old veteran, from his
house IND whipped him almost to death
week ago.
WILLIAM HENDERSON, and John Ryan
were arrested while In ~ act n
loading a lot Of hams that had been
stolen from the Marion County intirm-
airy Both prisoners had spent the
winter IN the poor house, and had lately
been turned out Henderson has all
ready served two or TIA rec terms in the
p~enitentiary.
As Mrs KFwrrrn. : prominent Ger.
man lady Of Mishawak a. near Elkhart,
was embracing her sister. who had lust
arrived from Germany. Mrs. Kemp pier
fell dead Of heart disease. though she
had been as well as usual
THERE are now scventy-two lodges o.