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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03


", nahing IA iiaef fesf, q young
laay v.Ntlnr IA Lo~oil. Mass tells a
guNl stony "a one ~ t-.use rarc eoinci'
tcnccs that first snrpriso end then Al
most Inevitably nirusA Her sister,
xho vent u Colorado for The bsnstit
of her health wss scinrrnios q MnS
IA. and thesc one day fen INTO oon-
vcrsaaion With : gantirnan on the
plaza ~ The hotel They had not mex
before. They Vorc ndrairing together
~ s,oveiai pyramid ~ Pixies Peak,
towering II majesty before them They
arrc1d that never hcfnrc bad = more
beautiful and inspiring sight met their
evcs. = suppose, " at length remarked
tho gentleman, smiling. that tho
sorntain hns . p<-ul.ar fntanst 70 me
firm thc fsct that MY name = ma :
"Naturai'y K wonld," n~Innsd tie
l.fy. an1 ! nay sly that my ~ en-
thuslasm L greatly due e. The fact thai
ny name Is Pak.r--Lo~el Citi-en-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

Whether Governor Hill resigns Or 70
taiNs the g~cvernorsbir. there = = eNA
~ hia administration which vii ner--
vsrdea with fsycr by good ciiizers of ~
parties. says Harperis Weekly it = h'H
interest IN road making. and ~ rfE-nt
recommendation that the state q NV
York take action "a sscuro roads WORTHY
81 her greatness and T-osperi'y. 40
public works enhance the rcpnfsuoD'
and consequently the prosperity q :
neighbo-bood 80 promptly aud 80 large
IL ~ good roads. They arc the first ne
|csssity Of civilization and the sarcsi
signs Of lis advances. Good scsfs- goc1
schools, and good government are closely
related, and the proof Of saving popsie
snirit in any community Il 70 make -
local cemmunication e. coryelieli y
possible. There Is no surer Sign 81 ~
Iscliigence in such o community than 'ns
resolution that It's local taxes, which afs
largely devoted to road making. shall "
spent only By men wbc understand tbs
good roads are no made ty fgnoranc.
and carelessDess. but BY intelligence 40
/ sxpefiance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

We would cali ne attention or
.houytfnl Democrats "a an auie article
ee-prnAncoi ia our columns TODAY. nom
she NV Albany Ledger. urglng brlug
inr Gov Gray to the front IS ne Demo
.-asir chnicr for President. troscri
Cieveland's dissent from sac view ofiAe
mass Of Dnmncr.ts IN Tile west shu
oufh and the toxkira bSl'eve- N t'e
Vast. alan. except In j comparatively
nall circle OF wealthy gold Manlaca,
,ni tho publications their weslth mss
aA,ed them 10 purchase is certain tol
aaicat him even IL his wealthy c~fonlts|
hnv his nominstiNn AZ 2 l@uncratic'
convention. With this fact patent 10 al
unprrirdicea observers, X II ne duly Of
Democrats who are mol under the pay oil
lie wealthy bosses in the East. TO unite
~ some candidate who can carry the
unt Grover Cleveland has lemon
~'rated that he cannot carry New
FORK. ty rcasnp OF the faction fights
mere. GOV. Gray has demonstrated
hat he can carry Ind ana, While
hl recognize tha.s Cleveland cannot,
therefore Gray would be the strongcst-
both In Indiana and New York -aa ne
would also lie without question, in the
AffaI
West. and with Gov. Boies. OF Iowa, .
ia running mate. for Vice President.
would stand At least favorable chance
for carrying Michigan, lowa and Wiz
consin, WITH 4 lighting chance for sew
erai Others.
The nomination Of such : ticket
would carry ali the strength claimed .o'
cleveland a. a tariff reform advocate
because both Gray aud Boies are known
TO be earnest advocates Of tariff reform
while their known position IN favor Q
silver coinage, and against monopoiie'
and trusts OF all kinds v neither OF bank
ers. miners. manufacturers, railroad n
porations or butchers. would draw Il
them the great bulk Of the inteliiger
farming voters. who have been res1iui
up on 'heSe questions Of coinage an
trusts. and have adopted Gen. Jackson
motto as their owns: equal rights 10
NJ men, special privileges 70 none.
Such q nomination would likely be co
incided in aud ratified by the farmers
organizations. II 20 mistake was made ]
the platform upon which they are TO b
placed, and thus would do away With s
apparent demand for q third party 81
1nnizatior. II would also be stronss
II the East than any ticzet with "A
Eastern mnu upon Il, bound up IS mo
ct them are, with the iIl-golten wcalI
aggregated there.
Give Us Gray and Bnies. aud We "
sweep the country, 90 there viii not
vestige OF Reedisn, N~cKinleyism,
Harrisonism !eftI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03
| roRmsR EARLY clIszEn or Du'


-1ufA44 ~t*4
CnlrUARy.-Decessed Elizabeth vi
HARRISON was born Feb. -. ls-s' anu
lied March Is. 1881. aged ~ year. ana
% DAYS. Her maiden name wss Lem
mon. at the age Of p years sc wa
united In marriage 90 VIM. q. Mcl'on-i
IA. who died Eve years after nisrrlags.l
leaving her with three smali cnillreA
she was married 20 W. ;. hGrb.scs,'
Nov. 4. 1859. Her hn-hhEd, three chil-
drer. NV brothers and one sister sur
v;ye her. She protested the LErs'iAn
religion ana Joined the IomnerlAnn
presbytcrian church early n lite. 10
March. 1875. she moved 70 Newton
county. and in 1876. she. with her bus
hand. ioined the church o. the Iniica
RretLrcn IN Christ. that being tie near
ess church 10 their home. Deceased has
always lived a consistent and tslinsni
Ichristian. 3 kind, duiiful. and loving
companion and mother. sn oeiisinE
neirhbor. aud was always ready 70 len1
\. helpipc hand 70 d needy and suffer :
ling. She bore al her long years O. a.
fictien sni great suffering M'fn pn-
,ience and christian fort;tute. Her chill
idreu and grandchildren loved her ueAf-
ilv. She was fond Of singing and noN-
iers. Loving hsnds tenderiy decked 'nt
,casket on the inside with a vine around
the head and shoulders, COMPOSED q
beautiful lowcrs. and upou the caskc'
liav 4 bunch or -calla lilies. Lay the
lear Master bless the many friends.
AL the home in kenilaui comforting
words were read from Gods word, ap-
nropriatc and beautiful: music was rem
Idered by kind friends, and PRAYER va
offered with brief remarks We ther
repaired 10 Mt. Zion church md IN ihs
presence Of = large and synpathizirg AZ
ldieuce the writer discussed briefly Or
Rev. 14:ls. The remains were theI
viewed. after which . closins prsyes'
VS. offsred BY Rev. II. N. leriaifh
4 We then vent 10 The beautiful rrtnetsra
near by, whore we deposited IN re
mains il the hope Of the hssi rcslrTcc'
ton.
III Asiser IN Jesus blessed sleep
Fron shich none ever wake " weep
II A calm aaf rn1,ssu~heo r<Dere.
rnbsskss By the area q fo~s.
4. LEVI DrRD-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

Mrs. David Trick. Of Huntington
coaDty, an Invalid. expressed s strong
craving III quail, but her husband. who
il very conscientious, protested that i
was unlawful to xii. the birds. and il
tobstable what Was the right thing
10 do. Shortly afterwsrd among the
callers was the Rev. /. N. Martin and
wife. AMI while Mrs. Trick Tss express
ing her Intense longing, suddenly there
Was g sogrd ~ something in collision
with the h0uze. and upon investigating
six liielcsa quail wore found. Mira Trick
lhrmly believes that the Lord sent them
and she will accept no other expiana'
linn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

Saoorixo.-Last Saturday night at ?
ate hour, Juhu Faulkner. gho hss sew
eral times been under arrest for csfhcul-
lies and Henry Sscrs. 4 druggist who
keeps whisky 90 tap ia bis back room
engaged in a shooting scrsp on fhs
streets Of Birdseye, whete they Nva
each emptying tDeir revolvers. Faux
ner ns- : glsncing scalp wound o'
hurt much while Sacre tns : bulls
hole through his left wrist. Severa
others threw stones, and Sscro Is con
sidcrsbgy worsted from being bit Will
stones. Several parties we're arrestet
on Monday. upon affidavit o. Faulkner
and their examination il set for to-mor
row at Blrdseye.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

rrsEE stockholders Of the Phcnix Loan
Association are hereby notified that
he aaana. meeting all We held on
Nonaay, April %. 1851, 81 O'Clock, p
W., Ia TIE Town Hall. Tor tne purpose
~ cicctirg Directors for ssid Associs'
ion 10 servo one year. Al stockh0ilcr'
ire requested 20 he present.
y. II. SALE. Pres.
GEo. w. GEAwwISrAcgIEa. 1cc'y.
March q. le3l-3N.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03
Notice or Final Settlement Of
Estate.

NOTICE j. hereby given n the cred
~ i!ogs. heirs aud ieg4.ees ~ srsncis
J. Bucht2. deceased. 10 srpear IN the
Dubois Circuit Court. held - Js-per.
Indiana. on The 27ih dsy Of April. 1891
and snow cause. II any. WHY tue Final
Settlement Accounts with the cs..tc d
saii 1etcdeni should not be approved
ana sail heirs src notified to then and
there make proof o. aeirship. and re-
ceivc their i~is-rirufivs shares.
Wllnrss. iris ASH day OF March. 1891
ELrzRRET1 BrCRrA, Adn'x-
TRAv..oR 4 HUNTER, Aft'ys.
March ~. leel-2x.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

e1The Acncn railway company has
been reorgauizal. ard 4 New York
board Of directors elected. and DIR. Bsey-
fogle 10 no longer President.
The designations OF eight Of the old
board we're received and the following
directors were elected In their places /:
Cen Samuel Thomas, John Greeuough.
Calvin ;. Brice. Frank *. Sfuruis. James
II. Grsnnis. w. A. U. Even. ana 4. n.
sihicy. The old directors who hold
over are: w. L Breyfo.ic, III ii. Camp
bell, John Il. Hughes, Hubert 4. Shaw
and and Z. d. Hawkins. Dr.. Breysogle
resigned from the Office or president and
Gan Thomas vas az once elected ID sue.
coed hin as president OF the
John G~reenongh was elected vice- prcsi.
lent and DR.. Brcyfogle w. then mslf
nssistant 20 President Thomas. Ate.
the directors meeting Yas Over The vice
president stated that il would co.tinu.
70 be operated as an independent system
aud that lis alliance with friendly con
nections would be continued. Nothin,
in the wav Of forming 4 new tragfl
agreement was done. but the .csolutin.
authorizing the classification Of direc
tors was reacinded. Its stated l.at Nv
syndicate obtained control. VI, Bis buy
ing the bonds. bet Simply by lrnain,
81. 100000 on $4,000 OF ira..Yt'
bonds anL Sl,f0o.Uy0 On stock. III IN als
stated that The East Tennessee cnnDap
provided 1920 900 81 The total loan.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

II Il stated that lie present manage
ment Of the Pennsylvania Company il
strongly inclined 10 extend the Indian
apolis A. Ninrennes road Il Evansville,
which wonii greatly increase tho value
OF tie road. Il ought 10 build from u:
present extension to Ssincsville. south Il
Green. Martin, Davies and Duboi'
counties, ana make Jasper 3 point.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

UJust n tile people wnra expecting
some rclicfhrm the sugar ~ Hi lux. M
cause on 'he lsA " April TIE tAfifT ak
ga removed, ani sugar ought IA NV
cneaper, 'hp hlI sngar Irlss snd ~prcrk
les, i's Only opr0Aenf. trrDs Az 81 roe
me"t 70 xtep mn. NE erie. os agar lnii.
thay ran mskn the reop'e pxs M vera
Thousands tom ,hey hsve IN bhd ~ii Id
rnhAc. anu upon which ther ,aist 3nft
breal Y this i.epnblicaa SUGAR NV. II
comi'tlH ti.e prnile "a rag 4 tay sb IN,
nu-i $40 ~" IVA ctnss Il p.und ~
LnnssihnH plantcg~ Ani Vrrmanf NAn
suck'r-l Great ~ K~cpublieau slnan
cierlngi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

AS0THEg sTEAM M~ASuFAcroKY. - r'
Nike Hochgesang snd Sons this week
received from Thomas & Co., Of Indian.
4 Quaker Brick Machine, ~
making brirk. with q capacity Of FROM
1900 to 1900 brick per day This
will enable them TO supply their Gus
TONERS with . better quality Of brick
and 1t j. horcd that they vii. all be .sed
up Tor building purposes and other ne
improvements IN Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

1.-THE independent 81 Last week
SAYS il regard TO the county ASSESSOR
The taN provides that this officer
shail be ~ opposite politics from the
county auditor"
The independent II mistaken. There
IL no "pvlilicsv in the law.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

PUBLIC srlRfrED GENEROSITY Mrs.
Mary Koetifer presented the B Il. A.
with sevsr.l acres of land 4djoinlrg
H~untingbnrg, under the conditions that
factories will be build upon saligrOnd
She received Z unanimous vote 81
OF the association a. their lssl
meeting.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03
There y a tariff duty of twenty-five
cents per bushel on wheat. WLcncvcr

There u a tariff duty of twenty-five
cents per bushel on wheat Whenever
. bushel Is imported In this country lhs'
II the 3 that i required 10 be paia
thereon before il can compete win tne
American product. Now, let scnlc free
trader rise M and say wheihor thc con-
sumner or importer pays thai dutv.-
Huntlngburg Argus.
Yes, there Is = tax OF 25 cents n bushel
on wheat imported into ihiA country.
and which The Consumers, thc farmers,
which y tha only cia>% Who import any
wheat, and that only IL improve .hsi,
seed ere compelled 10 yay. M.I.ion4 N
BUSHES 81 whea, nore tnsn ,he home
market consumes, are r.i-cd sor ~.
pert, anf consequently none II broaeh,
~ nom foreign countries exccptfor seed
and then the farmrf. undgr lhr opera.
ons o. the Mckinney law. must pss 81
cents a hushel Tax Bot the entire tax
on who*t ihuS collected aid not amour
70 s5 QQO last wear.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

NOTICE Is hereby given tbat 'ho np
IN dersigncd has becn. by TIC C'ork 2
the Dubois Circuit Court. arpoiuiet
Administrators 81 ths estate 81 Johr
PhiIip Bucrta, late of Dubois county
indiana. dcceased. Said estate j. cup
posed 10 be solvent.
yoHs LEHSE, IE AamF.
Traylor s Hunter. Attys.
Aprii 3. 1B9l-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

~ b order Of Scc'y Noble, Indians
pensioners will hereafter draw their
pensions on May 4lh, August 4th- Nov
4th and Feb. Alb, instead Of as heretofore
TIE changeis inside so that the money
Tor pensions will not al BE- drawn from
the treasury AZ the same time tho com
Try being divided into three groups, fol
payment at different times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

a new state law requires owners to
Trim hedge fences eve feet high along
tho road eact year and u burn the brush
or the supervisor may 30 % and collect
the expenses from Tie owner. with 60
attorney .ecs. Look out, folks with
hedge fences
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

Tire lissir mon rshy has with
drawn w rti'isier from Washington
Civ. because ~ tie murder IN Tie l,al-
ian p~sisnarrs "A New Orleans. If N
X ~ shonla order hiA leet 10 bombnd
New Orleans Il would create q sens :
7tioni
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

srAccOrdinz 70 he report rec0;r q
Vt he oiicc Or The State Board N Hea. b
Tor Tie year 1890 there are IN Indiana 81
in9 regular rht siciars sS6 cclcctics, i9t
L~Umcrnatlas. lJ7 ~ sio-metiical, and igu
hose schoni IA u0t reported.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

The Gibson County Commissioner
arc creditca with saving that 10 ,ha H.
tnrc. no MISTER wi'a' the claims OF sp.
piirans. no more liquor license will DC
3ysnied.- ~lnhiarapoli. Vows.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

-Ihr township assessors came and
rot their supplies "Wednesday, End
10 work 10 try aud fnd how
rich. Or box poor. The pc0p.g I'll lie.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

rT"Dne bs one the Roses fall Per-
pitn Erm missioner i.aui has occn
qnrslet d ir~i1n hersusn az Congress
mAn Lnpptr's pxr0sure of bis crooked
moss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

Notice Of Appointments
NOTICE u hereby given thsi ne rh
IN dcssigued has beer sppcfrira At
-Irpee of the Kvsrs Stavc company
corporation which aid business Al ~
.ns. Duhoi. a.. Ind. said a--ignWen'
nv ra.as Tor me brrsfii pfrrri'nrs
Jo.ErH n FnIEpNs Al. hsAisutt.
TrsyLoR a Hr~TER, Attys.
3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

AYOTiCE Il herrhy gwen q ftf quail
IN fed voters pi the incorporated IoWn
OF Jasper, Dubois county Indiana. hal
ia pursusnrn Of law, an election wia' b
held a, TIC ire c.i.iss house IL sasd
town, on
MONDAY, NAY zrH, 1881,
bet cen the honrs q 3 o'clock, p r..
and s o'clocx. .. a.. 81 SAID Day, icr thf
purpose III cleciing tie following oiiscer'
f,r said incorporation, tO-wits
One Trustee for he ~ ward;
One Trustee for The - wsrL
One Trustee for she 4Ih ward
One Clerk for said Town
One Treasurer Tor sid Town;
One Marshal FOR said Town-
In witness whereof \. Gccsgr. \
JuEi. Clerk Of saii Tcwn pfjas
M. yper. have hescrntc Ne; rt nAn'
49, apa fit ohifiAi seal saiA
TOW u.this lst Aay oiAptA lsrl
GKnneK j. Ju7r, Cieik A 5
April .. lssl-4t-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

DUBOIS COUNTY NILaE!l|

II HIS aever swevved,-no matter u.
particular portion of the county was
De benefited IL freals 81 pm. n
equal favor, and takes . jest pride II
increasing prosperity Of every leaal
IL is not
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03
Weekly CouI

is constant household visi'oT
better scholars q school. snc AtS-I
their ssudies fssser than DO Ihoss
are deprived Of this privilege AID !,
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ST.

or 5s weeks, snd % postage .
For three cents : week you
III formed or everything impe
happening 10 the county.
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NO

Ara isrrr.ss they lake place, oi
..t;Nr events IN Congress, n
|3ian. II gisIature, your hons
sud your own neist noFh'ou''
last item i furnished BY
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09

PORTLAND, Ore, May }. The pres.
dental party arrived at moor prompt.
ON schedule time. Twenty thousau
people were in waiting and the pres.
dent acknowledged their plaudits b
riding bare headed through the street
and looking right and left. A slight ran
was falling when the train reached Port
land but it 10 turned into a heavy rain
However, it did not interfere with Tn
formation Of the parade. After march
ing about two hours the parade move.
down Sixth street and was reviewed b,
the president. One feature of the parad
was 1900 school children drawn up il
line. In the afternoon there was
general suspension of business. Pres
dent Harrison held a short reception a
the hotel to members of the G.. A. r. ant
loyal legion. Postmaster General Wana
maker paid a visit to the postofiice dur
ing the afternoon.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09
CHRIST'S
\ m of the Order Comes From Col
orado to Kill Jay Gould.

NEW YORK, May G~-Inspector Byrnes
arrested a lunatic who threatened to kill
Jay Gould unless he was bought off with
a large amount of money. He imagines
or pretends to imagine himself the VICE
president of the band of world reform
ers, styling themselves Christ's followers
and to be doomed to carry out the de
cree of the order. The mans name is
Charles j. Dixon, hailing from Pueblo.
Col. That there is method in his mad
ness is shown by the following story of
his campaign against the Wall street mil
liOnairc.
1t was yesterday morning Inspector
Byrncs received a telegram from Gould's
house requesting him to meet the rail
road magnate at his Wall street office.
The inspector went down as requested
and as soon as his arrival DR.. Mum, jay
Gould's physician, came in. He told the
inspector a man who represented himself
as Charles j. Dixon, had come to his
house the night before with an introduce
ton from a friend in Pueblo, and told
him a long story which he repeated in
all its details. He was, Dixon had said,
member of an organization
known as "Christ's followers" very
powerful in this country and had been
made "A deputy of the arch council to
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09

kill Jay Gould. He thought. however,
the matter might be fixed.
In the year 1888 he had been engaged
by Il certain newspaper man to carry
copy, and through this employment he
got into the order. At the end of the
year he was asked to take the last degree
and did so. This was the way of it: He
went to Owls Head, on one of the lakes,
by order of he society, and that night
knelt in a circle Of fifty masked men un-
known to him. and took an oath to be-
come one of the Chrlst's followers and
obey the laws of the order. Its pur-
pose was the equalization of money and
property, there being too many rich and
too many poor people now in IN country.
Its methods as will appear were original.
Dixon was ordered to proceed to New
York to obtain an interview with jaw
Gould and demand Sl,OOO.OOO down,
s',oWO.,oD in ten years at the rate of half
a million a year, and still another 5000
900 in the next decade unless Gould died
IN the meantime. In this case
Dixon was to demand the setting
aside OF all his property for charitable
purposes except S1.OOO,OOO for each men,
Der of Gould's family. This was the
limit, Dixon said, and unless Gould con
''''N' ~ lie Nv W'ulu DE kIlltC,
II neither happened he Diyon) would
catch it from Christ's followers and
would have to die.
He got his Pueblo friend to give him
AN introduction to DIR. Mum, Gould's
physician, On the prctext that he was
going to New York for medical advice.
Since he had been here it had occurred
TO INN that he might fix things with the
order for 100000 down and 100000 for
charity. saying Gould was an old man
ana could not live long any way. But
'hat was the cheapest. In anticipation
OF a refusal and possible failure to kill
LIQUID he had his own life insured for
$1,000 for the benefit of his family. and
rather than suffer death at the hands of
thrist's followers he had determined to
XIII himself. He would 60 to Hartford. |
shoot off his own pistol. tear off his
watch chain, and scatter his papers in
the road to make it look like robbery.
then shoot himself with another pistol 10
complete the fraud. Thus his insur-
ancc would hold good.
Mr.. Mum listened to the long story
and arranged to have the man to meet
HIM again last night. At that meeting
Inspector Byrnes and one of his men
Wer" present unseen. At the end of the
interview they arrested the man and
took him to the police headquarters.
Today he was committed to await en-
animation as to his sanity. He is crazy
OF course but a very dangerous lunatic.
Tie was not armed when arrested but
arms were found in his trunk. He is a
.strapping fellow. six feet in his stockings
and about 81 years old. 70 Inspector
Byrncs he repeated the story he told the
doctor and says he was vice president
No. n in the order. All commands
sent to him from headquarters were
signed. he said. "AdOnia."
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09
Vessel Hunting.

SAN Francisco, May T. The Chronicle
states it has information that gives
ground for the entrance into San Diego
of the armed transport Imperial. She
left Valparaiso to intercept the Etata on
her return voyage. The IMPERIAL is a
vessel Of 2,1OO tons and is said to be-
capable of steaming sixteen miles per
hour. Senior Casanova. the former
CHILEAN consul said yesterday: ut will
be found that British money is the main
stay OF the insurgents against our govern
ment. The British want to Obtain CON
troll of the nitrate deposits and President
Balmaceda wishes them to be worked for
the benefit of the Gillian -governmontr