The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08
CURRENT TOPICS.
TIE NEWS IN Brief.



He who has finished the house haiti
more honor than the house" Rev. DR.
Ives made an appeal a. the eongrega
ton and 81. 900 Of the $4,000 debt ol
the cditice was pledged
TnE long strike ~ Bedford. England
ended ON the s7th. the weaver> return
ing to work practically on the masters
terms On the I'D the spinners held .
meeting. and. 70 the number Of !. 900. ~
fered 70 resume work. The employers
however. declined 10 take them bacl
until the striking weavers also sur
! rendered.
i A>NA DICKINSON appeared before an
audience in the broadway theater. New
York city. on the evening Of the Goth
Many Of those present were old-tims
1 friends Of the once talented and elo.
| quent woman. but before the lecture
was completed fhey became painfully
impressed with the fact that the mind
controlling the utterances Of the speak
er was but wreck of its former bril-
| liancy.
Mrs. BETTE EATON. sister Of Presi-
dent Harrison. was fatally injured by
being thrown from carriage during a
runaway at Cleves. o.. on the evening
Of the Goth. Notification was sent u
the president AZ san Francisco and "a
Mr. John Harrison at Kansas City. Mo.
SoME unknown person broke into the
stable Of Jacob kemerer. near MUIR
raysville. Pa. on the night Of the Goth.
and poisoned four imported stations.
valued At $4,000. and then cut up his
carriage and harness There is no clew
TO the perpetrator.
DIR SEWARD. Miss Anna Dickinson :
ply sician. condemns the newspapers
for reporting Miss Dickinson's lecture
in such a way as 10 make il appear that
she is insane. He stakes his profess
sional reputation on the statement that
she is sane.
The manager and six workmen Of
the iron works at Wilkowitz. Austria.
owned BY the RothschildS. were killed
and many others injured BY an explo-
sion on the 9TH
Rev. r. H. RIcKs. a prominent Chris
tian minister. while preaching in the
Methodist church in Burlington. n. c..
on the a5th. fell dead in the pulpit
.,,s ~ .-~.t.~,: - - ~
meeting called in that city BY the Par
neliite ENJOYS for May s.
The supreme cour. Of Louisiana has
decided the lottery mandamus case in
favor Of the lottery company.
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