The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-05-06
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

In the house cfcommonS- on the 18Th
Mr.. Lowther. parliamentary secretary
for the foreign Office. said in reply 70
Mr.. Brice. Of Aberdeen. that there was
complete accord between the United
States and Great Britain on the ques-
tion Of a moius vivendi in Behring sea.
pending a consideration Of the Hehring
sea question by arbitration.
TIE thousands Of cattle that are be-
ing shipped into the Indian reserva-
tiors north Of Guthrie. Okla. are in a
terrible condition. Hundreds arrive
dead in the carS. and as many more
drop over as soon a. unloaded- At
Ponca station nearly 1000 ~carcasse>
were seen lying about the stencil be
ing horrible. The cattlemen have many
more cattle in the reservation than
there j. pasture for. and they undoubt-
eddy intend going into the Cherokee
strip.
TnE New York Herald of the 18TH.
| speaking u the Reading combination.
says: THE combination has been in
active existence three weeks. In the
great L.ehigh valley coal region il has
I IuIWN II WN4NNW Alltu WHl ~ tItA ttN|Att
ment half ~ the time. In the flourish
ing cities II the lower valley il has de-
| prived , 500 workmen ~ their employ
| ment and saved from their wages s.5.-
600.
STEAMSHIPS arriving 1t New York re
port that rumor~ Of impending revolu-
ticn are again rife in Hayti. President
Hippolyte j. said 10 be- fully aware ~ the
threatening state ~ affairs. and firmly
determined 10 meet and stamp ont the
first sparks Of rebellion that show them
selves.
Coz >MrTH A. WHITFIELD. first assist
ant postmaster-gcneral. who has beer
in II. Louis recently an business con
nected with the post ofhce department,
SAYS that in -. Louis the first practical
pneumatic service for carrying mai
matter will shortly b. introduced.
j. H. HALrowEII. a young man p
years ~ age. cashier 81 q West superior
Mis- hank. who. with the president
succeeded in skipping from hat town
on the 10Th. with sa,.00O If the hank,
cash. was captured in Philadelphia OF
the 18th.
TnK late dynamite explosion in Pari
has stirred the London authorities 4
increased activity Ii has come 10 this
knowledge ~ the police officials that
twenty-scven persons who are believed
70 h. connected with the gam ~ an
arvhist~ % which the outrage~ in pari'
are attributed. had landed in England
up To the -6th.
FEEDiSASp WARD. whose fnancia
operations in the firm ~ Grant < Ware
caused sucn a stir a few years ago. fin
ished his sentence in Sing Sing on til
10th. There l. still AN indictment pend
ing against him in the United state
court. but il win probably not b. acte,
upon.
THE trial ~ the anarchist Ravacho
took place in Paris on the 18th. Their
was great excitement and thr jurymcl
and al connected with the cour
showed signs ~ you and ~
~prchension. Eavachoi. and>imon. VIII
was also on trial. were adjudg-d guilt
end sentenced to pencil scrvitudc 10
life.
QrErx VICTORIA arrived at Darn
stadt. on the .cth- and was received y
her grandson. the grand duke and 9th
ers 81 her royal kindred in Germany.
TmE ceremony 81 laying the corner
stone 81 the Grant monument NJ River
; side park. New York. was performed b.
President Harrison. in the presence Of
vast a~ssemblagc. including many prom
|. inent citizens. on the 9th. the seventy
. second anniversary Of the Old commar
der's birth. Chauncey NJ. Depcw d.
livered the Grafton o. the day.
' WHILE the Corcan minister and VIII
were outdriving in Washington. . colorc
boy named Howard Ouander threw
I stone NJ a youth on the opposite side d
: the street. The missile went wide d
IT, intended shark and struck the mir
isser's wife on the left side Of the face
INJECTING a severe bruisc. The boy wa
locked up