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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05


a worlds Fair Attraction Not Down On
the Biiis-Ihe Marquis Dc Mares Wants
Satisfaction from the Caieago Tribune.
which the Latter Oncr< 20 Give uim II
Its Own Way Eight -tuncc Gloves an
the Hands 0t the Fighting Editor. who
o. Thirsting for Gore. Ia a Twsnfs-iour
foot Ring Ia Jackson Park During tho
Worlds Fair.
CHICAGO. July Is. The Tribune
prints the following: 1.-THE following
letter has been received from the Mar
qris Dc Motcs:
81 Hrr Dr MoSr JnARoaA.
Paris. July H. le9,
IL he Editor Chicago Tribune;
DrAR siR:-I notice the mention you make %
my name in your Issue q June - | am happy
10 say that az far as public sentiment y con-
rcrncd IN this country your kinl apprrcla alton
u myself i not shared. ! wish 10 know II. rs
editor of ths Tribun'. you take the rcspousi-
bility 81 the article. Yours truly.
lsignedl NJ DIX Monrs
This letter admits Of only one inter-
probation. The Marquis De Morcs
wants satisfaction.
"Ile shall have it. As the challenged
party the Chicago Tribune has the right
70 name the time and place Of meeting
and to choose the weapons.
''Thc fighting editor Of the Tribune
will meet the Marquis Dc Mores at
Jackson park on some date 70 hereafter
agreed upon between the first Of May
and the last Of October. 1898.
THE fight shall take place in 2i-foot
ring. and shall he conducted in strict
accordance with the lnarquisof Queens
berry rules. The weapons shall be
gloves weighing eight ounces. this size
being the largest permitted under tho
rules. and the fight shall be to finish
The combat shall take place under
the auspices ~ the Worlds Columbian
exposition. without additional charge
for admission 70 the grounds.
1T " well known 70 the marquis,
doubtless. that every tirst-class news
paper i provided with a fighting editor
who holds himself personally response
blefcr anything that may be said in
the paper, and j. always ready 70 back
it M
''The lighting editor cfthc Tribune is
always in .raining. and Is a man who
hanitnallt ;hirats for gore.
; ''Iic vii. hold himself in readiness 70
rucct ,hr Marquis d Mores a any time
% se';lc uf~n I'll preliniaaries not here
stpr atcd.
THE Tribune is ready. Let Marquis
De MnreS come on
/! The editorial in the Tribune 70 which
( the marquis takes exception was pub
7 lishea on June 70. shortly after the IA
n! duel between the marquis and Capt
Mayer. II refers to the marquis as an
anarchist. an advcnturcr. and a mar
y Of spotted reputation. and concludes al
( follows:
4 1T is cheering 70 observe that public
sentiment ia France severely condemns
this duel. and that DE Morcs has been
\ arrested. II Is - b. hoped that he will
be awarded the severe~t punishment th'
law allows and that this worthless. dis
reputable marquis may soon find him
self at har,! labor behind the stone walls
Of some French pcnitcntiary."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05
HELD WITHOUT GAL.

sylvester tritehiaw. tDne ~ IN. ~.
sss"" tsiotrr'. Tel" for Murder an ~.
Isr<t Degree " ffnes~cs Tc.tln.a 49,. -.
-" S"rrscd Gun ard Fired a. ma, ~,
""rt s,reihed that he Gould 81, -
Released On Hand. "s
fffrsnrRGH. Pa. July 40 AZ
Yesterday morning Judge NIacee !,
the criminal court. had hcfor,. NIX,
dozen attorneys and about f;fty s,
tators In the hearing n The rcleas..,.,.
bail eases Of Sylvester Critcnlow ana
James Close, the Homestead s,r;,.'~1
charged by the Carnegie Steel ~
with murder. Three rinkcrton ar,es-
tivcs sat in the audience. Before en,~.
opened attorneys for the defense ans
prosecution engaged in general ais.
cussion.
VIM. j. brennan. representing ~.
prisoners, was angry Mt the Carn.y;.
officials. why" he exclaimed. $50.
retarv Lovejoy Is bigger anarchi.,
than Bcrkman. who shot Frick. NJ. I
bigger coward. because he comm;,,
legal rather than physical murder
Lovejoy shows he Is q coward by tnrn.
ing his prosecutions into prosecutions
Capt Brcck. for the Carnegie com.
pany, asked why brennan did not Az.
rest the I'inkcrton detectives then n
court and charge them with murder.
I'VE are after bigger game than The
Pinkertons. r.tortcd Brennan. iriekx
being shot Is the only thing that saved
him from arrest for murder. ami w.
are bound 10 bring him before the court
yet"
J. y. Dixon. a worker In The
Homestead mill. and II. IT, lIerycy. As.
sistant paymastcr. testified 10 having
seen Critchlow. on the morning Of the
hattie. with gun over his shoulder ~
ing toward the pinlSerton barges
Samuel Stewart. q clerk in the Home
stead ctiicc. who furnished his COMPANY
the nj mes 81 all strikers who carried
guns on that day. says he saw ritct-
low with a gun in the morning and n
o'clock he saw him behind the str;k-
crs' barricadc lying on his face peep
ing through a port-holc. Stewart saw
him. press the trigger and fire. and saw
the smoke from his gun.
\. Critehlow's lawyers tried 4, hrcal;
this testimony. hut Judge Iagee in
tcrposcd. saying: Here we have AZ
rect testimony Of man aiming and
firing gun. and Of the death ~ the
man. This case is different from
O'Donnclrs. The at;cr's association
with the rioters was solely for the pnr-
pose Of preserving peace"
I Capt. Cooper. n rinl<crton defective.
testified that Conners was >ho, az II
o'clock.
} Attorney brennan then demanded
\ the release Of Critchlow.
! Judge Mngcc decided otherwise lie
said: II will refuse % accept bail. and
hold the prisoner for murder in the
first degree"
/ An awful pailor overspread critch-
( lows face NJ these words. lie troubled
X violently. He had firmly expected he
/ would he released. as was o'Donnell
and the others.
( Jas. Close was at once admitted n
$40. 600 bail. the prosecution no. object
! ing in his case. nor was any witnesses
produced Up TO noon his hail bond
had not been furnished.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05
CURRENT TOPICS.


n the senate. an tne "a the anti.op,ion bill
cccupicd thr day. diversified ony ~ brief
il. discussion over proposed legal ten
der Amendments 70 an important hil rxlStins 20
jndemerts ~ United States courts In the
honse the senate amendments % the general
deficiency bill occupied most % the samc. the
French spoiiatiou claims bring discussed for
two hours. the house disaerreing 70 this item
~ 20 10 The Indian depreciation claims.
amounting 20 <$r-ic. - inserted by the ~cn-
ate. were agreed % By the Close vo.s ~ - to9t
In the senate. ON the 18Th. Mr.. Allison. chair
man 81 the senate COMMITTEES on spprupria-
tons. stated that concessions made ty the SEN
ate confercc< amounting 20 between -four and
five million dollars were npparent rather than
real. the amounts conceded Appearing in other
bills or by distinct understanding - he EN-
bodied IN deficiency bill during the next short
session. Discussion 81 the anti optfn btll Was
then resumed In the h1u<s consideration
Of the rerort o. the committee 20 investigate
the pension once was cut on abruptly by the
disxgreeine conference report on tbs dencieacy
bill. an new conferences wzs ordered
II the senate. on the es,h. the whole day was
taken mp with discussion Of the tartd. The
conferences report on the deficiency bill wa-
adopted leaving only the snndry civil appro-
pristions bill 20 Be disposed Of In the house
bills were px~~ei scftiag apart lands IN Okla
homa territory FOR school purposes; forbitiinx
10 f-AttIr tlA4Al AA4r-- tr'--r 49,
mile on passenger fares ia Indian territory and
okl.homa. and permitting the people Of the
territory o. Utah 70 make exhibit a. ths
Worlds fair. The conferences report upon the
deficiency appropriation bill was agreed TO- the
appropriated forfthe French spoiz-i0l cisnA
amounting 10 S-s..ssS being omitted.
II the senate. on the 9TH. the anfi-option hill
was taken m and discussed with irregular in
Permission Of calendar business for soi-e
hours In the house moti0a that tie honSe
rec>ie from is disagreement 20 the senate
amendment arproprisring S.rMnn for the
Worlds Columbian exposition WAS CARED. liz
to rs The remainder q the day was devoted
20 tilihnsfering
II the senate on the essh. the motion % lay
the anfi-opfion bill on the table WAS lost ~ the
Unexpectedly large vote u set II Con~iier
able legislation by unanimous consent was &C.
conrli-h-d. :nelniinr IN passage q an eight
eur Law % apply e. al contracts and e0yera-
rnent work. IN me house n.ibastering mo-
tions % the Worlds fair appropriation pre-
vailed All dav
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

iIANuoxD. Ind. July as-WsllIam
Eushendorf. well to-do farmer rcsid-
ing at Clark station. shot and fatally
wounded Henry Werkmcister early
Wednesday morning. The cause
Of the shooting was tina. Nrrx-
neistcr was paving too much
attention ~ En~hcndorf's wife. Carl
>ayrr tried - iiSarin the cnrsgcd hus-
band and was shot in the neck and
shoulder. rnshendorf gave himself
up - the sheriff and il now ia The
county iaii.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05
WITHIN OUR BORDERS.
Interesting Occurrences In Various
Indiana Localities.


INDIANAPOLIS. lnu.. July - Harry
Crawford. 81 the Midland railroad.
made a hurried visit 10 this city after
midnight Tuesday night 10 get an
order from the supreme court for The
release oshi~ engines. which had been
levied upon in Boone county for taxes
The court had taken the road out q
the hanos OF Receiver Lane ON the
prayer 81 the company. and when
Crawford reached Lebanon no
found that the county treasurer
had chained his engines "a the
track 10 secure the payment 81 unpaid
taxes. and that he refused 10 release
them lie FASTENED back here. and at
midnight secured peremptory order
from Judge Mcbride. Of the supreme
court. for the release OF the engines
The order was obcyed. but il was near
daylight before Crawford got his trains
released lie says that one Of The
trains stopped by the Boone county
treasurer was a mail train. and that he
intends 10 make the treasurer answer
IL the federal court.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

LosA~ SPORT. Ind. July IS The In
diana state Federation Of Labor closed
a two days session here Wednesday.
I. W. Gruclle. of Indianapolis. was
reelected president. and }. II. Han
nigan. Of Lafayette secretary.
The organizers are H. l.. Kennedy.
Indianapolis: q. y. Smith. I-oganSport.
and Miss Belle +. Pearson. Nc'v AL
bany. A resolution condemning the
gerrymandcring Of the state was
defeated on the ground that If
passed il would become a re-
publican campaign document in
less than twentv-four hours. a
resolution urging All union men TO
quietly arm themselves and be ready
for duty II necessary was defeated A
resolution was passed condcmning con-
gre>s for failing to pass the anti-Iinls-
erton bill; also resolution prohibiting
union men from Joining Sny military
organization under penalty Of cxrul.
sion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

EVANSVILLE. Ind. July % John
Robinson. aged 8 years was hrutally
killed Wednesday night BY William
Kurtz ~. s-.a. ~ iIl-fse!ing grow
ing yas 81 reports ia which the
names of Mrs. Ella Mayer AMI kurtz's
wife, from whom he has been separated
for some months. were connected.
The two women lived together and
kurtz was under the impression that
Robinson was the cause Of the scpara-
ton from his wife. Wednesday night
while Robinson was talking 20 friend
kurtz slipped mp behind him. grabbed
him by the shonldcr. pulled him back
and drove knife into his
breast. Robinson broke loose
and ran across the street. followed
by kurtz. who again drove the blade in
his victims back. causing his death in
fifteen minutes. nurtz was arrested
some time later, but would make no
statement
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

Star city. In,i.. IN tho Hands 30 4 Mob o.
RIotous Italians and the People Com
peeled 10 Flee Tor Safety--~hneking ~
s~ser Committed ~ the Eioters.
I>nrAxArorIs. Ind. lulv 10 The
people ~ Star City. village ~ 'Do IN
habitants on the Pittsburgh. Cincin-
natl. Chicago & ~. Louis railway. are
having terrible experience with
gang Of Italians who are employed ~
the indiana Gas Co in laying the pipe
line from the gas fields % Chicago
Nearly 900 men are employed ~ The
company. and as many 81 them have
their families. the camp contains nearly
1000 people.
On Monday number ~ the men quit
work and went 70 star City in Doay
and began drinking. They son p
came boisterous and quarrcl~om,. ana
frequent fights among themselves o.
Cured. The authorities were pow
crless 10 maintain the peace ann tne
town was practically abandoned w IN
brawlcrs. who soon turned their attrn-
ton to the inhabitants AMI cleared tnr
streets. assaultinr everyone. wheiner
man. woman Or child. who apparel
For half day fully 200 ~ The lah'r'
er~ paraded the streets dcfying inr az
thorisics. breaking windows AMI tear
ingdown fences. The two Salons IN 'nr
place were broken into and cl"anra
out. tie dcSpcraaocs drinking Nh lnc
liquor they conl. !inl-
Going 10 the railroad depot 'hr r1o,'
crs robbed the Office " what money Y
contained and assaulted II. u. stanton
the agent. in horrible manner Ni's1
beating him nearly 70 death tnrs
dragged him out upon the street,
stripped him 81 his clothing and ~
pended him by his arms ~ a tree ~
MAS rescued almost an hour later ~ ~
exhausted condition. and may lf !,
When night fell the people IT fne w VI,
lagc abandoned their homes AMI n'''
from the place 10 surrounding lows
where they could get protection.
The rioters are still in control. ar
have secured whisky from other p'as',.
and the scenes II Monday and Tue~aas
are being rc-cnactcd. except that ',s
fighting Is among the rioters a. ',s
citizens have not dared - return y,
their homes About onc-fonrth"' w
entire camp Is engaged IN rio'lng' VII,
blood has flowed freely. but i II '''
known that any one has been slim, n,
40 demand has been vet made up'n Nh
governor for troops.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

.IEFFERsoNvII.LE. Ind. July %.
Late Tuesday evening this city was
visited by severe rain-storm accom-.
panied by heavy pcaIs 81 thunder and
disastrous bolts o. lightning The resi-
dcnccS Of Edward Heller. =. j. Def
fender. Ebcnczcr Davis and jeff Davis
were damaged by electricity. Nine
persons were stunned. among whom
were DR.. Edward Caldwell. James Ford
and Mrs. Sarah Patrick. Their In.
juries are pronounced critical Mrs
VIM. Geltcn. residing in Port Fulton,
was knocked into inscnsibil'ty and q
still unconscious
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05
DARING ROBBERY.

The Lady Cashier Of the bank 81 III Isensss
l. r.. Confronted with = Six->hnotef
Instead 81 Check. with a bold ttoi,ber
Behind n. aud y Constrained 10 Pay
over the Contents Of the Vault. Amount
ing to Ten Thousand Dollars.
III. Rsxo. I. r.. July - shortly
after the Bank ~ III Reno opened for
the transaction Of business. yesterday
morning. stranger entered and en-
gagei in conversation with Mrs. Saw
age. wife Of the cashier. who was Ia
charge. during the temporary absence
81 her husband. The stranger inadr
some inquiries in regard TO real estate
in the vicinity. and after receiving de-
tails about the property inquired for.
he walked 10 an ad jacent desk. where
apparently engaged in writing. Just
then another stronger entered the door
Of the bank and exclaimed: Hands
up" The stranger who had first err
tered the bank expressed no surprised
IL the arrival Of the second man. and
was apparently companion Of his.
The lady in charge Of the hank was
frightened almost 70 death 1T the sight
Of d six-shooter revolver in close prox-
unity 70 her face. and ~ the coMmarn
Of the second stranger she went - the
safe AID handed ont the money stored
in the vaults. some sio.o0o-
The roibcr was not satisfied with
this and ordered her to hand over all
the money in the cash drawers.
After the rohber had secured the
money. he ordered the woman 10 keep
silent under pain Of death. and. joined
hy his confederate. left the bank. and
mounting their horses. both rode away
in s.,sshcrly direction. The woman
recovered her presence Of mind shortly
afterwards and gave the alarm. but tl.
robbers had too good start. and b.
fore the citizens could organize a poses
the men were well on their way 70 q
place Of hiding. n Is believed here
the robbers were none other than the
Dalton brothers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05
The Tug chicago and Two ~ Her Crew
sent 70 the bottom.

CHICAGO. July os.Thc propeller
City 81 Concord and the tug Chicago,
belonging ~ the Durham Towing CO..
collidcd in the lake. five miles south ~
the breakwatcr shortly after midnight
yesterday morning. The tug rolled
over and sank Immediately. Oscar
Page. cook. Of this city. and William
Kopfcr. deck hand. living ~ Manis-
tee, Of the tugs crew. were drowned.
The captain, engineer and fireman Of
the Chicago were taken from the water
~ sailors on the Concord. The two
men drowned were asleep in the cabin
and were probably caught in the wreck
and held below.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. july % The
body Of Gov. Whitcomb was removed
from the old Grecnlawn cemetery
"Wednesday 10 Crown Hill. the work be-
ing superintendent by Secretary Of
state Matthews. whose wife is a
daughter of Tire deceased exccu-
tive. The metallic ease which con
tanned the re mains was in an excellent
state Of preservation. considering the
fact that il had been under ground
more than forty years. and the name
on the plate was still lcEiblc. Soon
after being cxhumed the casket
was opened and the remains were
found 10 be in sta Of almost
perfect preservation Those who had
known the governor during life pro-
Doanccd the features remarkably life
like, the only change noticeable being
sunken condition Of the eyes and =
slight discolo-ation Of the flesh.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

GrxxIsox. Col. July y. The minus
excitement 81 Colorado seems y ' ~.
been transferred from Crccde N IN
kin. For some time wonderfully .s INV
strikes have been made y s.
camp. and especially in the lind VA.
and Tycoon mines and proper'''' MI i,
io;ninr. The influx 81 miners "s w;
prospcctors j. wonderful ana \ 4 hass
mated that al least zoo new mc.' M
gone in during the past month. In. IN
TIE numerous companies loca'cs srnl
claims Arr those from Boston ana ,'"m
nv. some ~ the assays made '. ~.
minerals run a. high rs ti.soo RI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

Erpronp Ind., July - Hundreds
4 negroes ARE here from Alabama and
Mississippi working on the Belt rail
way Riots frequently occur, and cit-
liens along the line are terror-stricken
lest the negroes take possession.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

HAMMOND. Ind. July ". The corner
stone ~ the First Presbyterian
church Of this city was laid
Wednesday afternoon. All the GIVE
and religious societies assisted ia the
ceremony. which was conducted
BY The masonic fraternity. Rev r. d.
Wallace. pastor ~ the Eighth Presby-
terrain church. Chicago, was the orator
az tbs. lar
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

JErFEnso>viLi.K. Ind. July - A
stone quarry company located 1t Bed
ford. Ind. j. having . liic-~ixc figure Of
an elephant chi,c.ei out ~ "A solid piece
~ Indiana stone punrriei near ihnt viii
iagc for exhibition AT the columbian
exposition. When completed the elc-
plant will b II fe.t Ia sh ani weigh,
sixty tons
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

THE senate. on the a-th. confirmed
the nominations Of Watson a Sperry.
Of Delaware. 70 IT, minister to Persia.
and Truxton Bcale. Of California. to he
minister resident and consul general ~
the United States 10 Roumania, Servia
and GREECE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

vALrAHAI~o. Ind. July 2s.--A ere
matory has been established AZ keni's.
this county. An cntcrprising farmer Is
credited with establishing this institu-
tion. The body of COW was incinct-
ated a. an experiment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

Dr. G. O. PRoBST. 81 Columbus. secre-
tary Of the Ohio board of health. is pre-
pairing a circular 70 send 10 all the To-
cal boards Of health in the state. giving
Instructions as to the best method Of
preventing and curing cholera
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

A RUSSIAN .sEw named Alexander
Her kman- who Rad travelled all the way
from New York for the purpose. gained
access. On the 2sd, after many at
tempts, 90 the private office. In Pitts
burvh. Pa. of Henry G. FricIx. the
president ~ the great Carnegie steel
and iron corporation. and making a
sudden and mursierous attack upon the
un~uspccting gentleman. shot him
twice through the neck. Later. during
q struggle for life. the mailman twice
plunged a stiletto into the hack ~ his
victim before he was finally overcome
and disarmed. After his arrest the
wculd-be assassin had a narrow escape
from lynching- Mr.. Prick was pain
fully. but \ was hoped not dangerously
wounded
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

MosE~ s REAcH- who was for more
than twenty years either 2 part owner
OF sole proprietor ~ the New York SUM-
and whose il - its present owners.
died at his home in Pcekskill. y. ".
ON the nth
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

SENATOR pErTIGREw introduced a
Joint resolution. ON the a5th. granting
permission TO foreign contract laborers
who are engaged in connection with
foreign exhibits NJ the Worlds fair. 70
land in this country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

The order signed BY Mr.. Frick. and
posted at the Homestead Pa works.
on the a5th- 20 the effect that men re-
turning 10 work would be- insured
against removal j. regarded as the final
Ieace Offering Of the firm to the strik-
err
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

RFv. A. ". CrA~F. pastor ~ the Sew
ard-strcct Methodist church in Omaha
Neh-. haS accepted position offered
him by Bishop Thobnrn a superin-
sendent 81 Methodist missions in Bonn
hay. India. and will leave for his new
field ~ labor September !. Mr. Crane
i one Of the most noted pulpit orators
In the west.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

0Sr-r Oil planters as against -oi last
year have applied in Louisiana FOR the
sugar bounty. Consolidation ~ plan
tations i the cause q the decrease.
The bounty. ii i thought, viii reach
50. nnn. 600.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

A. precautionary measure against
the introduction Of cholera. the secre-
tary Of the treasury has directed col
lectors Of customs along the Atlantic
seaboard 10 prohibit the landing Of emf
grants from France
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

BARON FAvA. the Italian minister nj
Washington. on the 18th. sent word 70
l.. contoncin. president ~ the Italian
chamber ~ commerce ~ New York.
that the Columbus monument. now
making in Italy. will arrive in that
city September II. II will w. brought
on the Italian royal military trans
port Garigliano. escorted BY the cruiser
Bausan.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

IT was stated in Pittsburgh. Pa. on
the e5th. that petition was - he pre-
sented to the county court Of Ale
gheny county. asking il 70 appoint a
tribunal Of arbitration 70 settle tie
Homestead trouble
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

Tux supreme court Of Michigan
handed down opinions. on the e>th. de-
cIaring unconstitutional the two legiS-
lative bills reapportioning the state
representative and senatorial districts
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

wN- SULLIVAN. probably the Oldest
man in the state 81 New York. died at
Fairport. on the eth. lie was ios
years old last December. and had never
required the services Of a physician.