The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-25

TuE supreme conrt on the 10Th over
ruled the motion OF Atty-'icn- smith
asking a postponcment ~ ten days OF
the oral argument in the Legislative APP
~portionment suit. in order To give nm
more time in which to prepare ms prlei'
While overruling the motion 10 0clay
the argument. tie court gave the attor-
nev general the additional ten days
asked in which To file his brief.
FIVE prisoners were pardoncd by Gov.
Chase. Dan West, colored. Il "nter;
Charles Pfeifrer, convicted OF man
slaughter; c. l.. ArbuclSle. n oigainlst'
". i. Roberts and Joseph a. HroWh'
theft, were the lucky ones
BEET FARLEY. who disappeared from
1T Wayne some time ago, has peen
heard from in Nebraska
FLEMING RIGGS, IS. an Mabel Freddy
10. eloped from Mnnfordville aud were
married at .Ic~ircrsonvil!e.
TINS mangled remains OF Chauncey
Hart were found beside the Nickel Plate
track at II. Wayne. Foul play is sns-
peetcd.
JonS RrINuARr. living in Jackson
county. while out hunting. fell and dis
charged his gun into his neck, dying
instantly.
riley GRAY. a bachelor fifty years
old. of kokomo. fell unconscious on the
streets of that city, and died within a
few minutes.
THE work on the reservoir for the
new water works ut North Vernon has
commenced. and by July l, 1928, the
/ works will be in operation.
THE Charlottesville Water and Light
Co. has announced it will commence
TO manufacture water-gas on January
1. for both light and fuel.
DIpuTuERIA of n most peculiar and
fatal kind has been getting in its dead
IL work at Reeds: death having resulted
in every case.
DrmrnERIA has made its appearance
at Lawrcnceburc. but. with proper pre-
cautions. viii not become epidemic.
REPRESENTATIVES, from all the wire
mills in Montgomery county We're II
Charlottesville recently. and contracts
were made TO deliver wire. valued al
100000. to the Indiana wire-ience and
nail works located in that city.
MERssRs. LEVI Scorr and Edward
Caldwell. officers of the Fairmount can
ming works. have concluded to purchas'
a large farm near Cr~awfordsville ant
erect "A canning factory with a capacity
of G5. 900 cans per day.
HARVEY PLuMMEE, "A Big Four brake
man. was fatally pinched while coup
ling ears nj Indianapolis. lie died II
the ambulance while en- route TO tn
hospital.
THE jury in the ease of the Sackmq'
Handle Co. OF Elkhart, against III
Phnnix Insurance Co, brought in
verdict for Si.sso. 500 less than tn
amount prayed for.
At Niles, a small village near SoutI
Bend. stephen Rochent. q Frenchman
committed suicide by cutting his ,hroa
because his wife had proved false. II
left a large sum Of money to the Roma
Catholic school of Niles.
A PRISONER in an Indiana Jail. who
sentence for a life term, has fallen hei
to si2. 900. the estate of his first wife.
AT Jacksonville. John u. ingram
general superintendent and purchasin
: agent of the Ohio Falls Manufacturer
Co, while serving as marshal in "A demo
cratic jollification. was struck in III
!, face by a ball from 4 discharged Roma
. candle and burned to such an exter
: that he will probably lose his sight.
ROBERT BLAND. n farmer of RIA
. township. Morgan county. dropped dea
at Paragon while hitching his horse
the town rack. Heart trouble was Il
cause.
Ar Wabash, Charles Farr. who W
arrested for taking a horse bclongir
to George w. Dates. and held in Dor
:, OF $500 by Mayor Moore. of Marion. I
! Gently. has brought suit for 5000 dai
" ages. Dales is an Indian, and viii
!, drunk traded horses with Tarr. 81
when he sobercd up imagined that la
had stolen his horse.
Mrs. MARIA F~LArrERs. q native
England. died at the home Of hcrdaup
: ter, Mrs. Burlcigh, at Martinsvil
Z. aged %
NEARLY complete Official figures gi
! the following pluralities on congrc
I, men, the democrats clccting eleven a
the republicans two, the Indiana dc
ration being the same s in The last g
gress-
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