The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-29

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Wmu.F lying In q francs James Stes-
ems. Of Moore's Hill. had . VISION ~
heaven ..
Tmr democrats Of Indiana will hold
their state convention on April H.
A IiMB blown from a tree killed
Abner Evans. near Hartford City.
Jos. K~orr. pioneer and Very wealthy.
died the other day at North Mitchell. -
the grip
PArr. KrrrxER was gorcd todeath by
= bull. near Nashville
Miss ArTHA WILSON. Of Dillborourh.
committed suicide by taking carboiic
acid
MARSHAL ArrIEoArE, Of Jefferson-
willie. is determined that boys indnlg-
ing in ''crap shooting shall be pun
ished.
CHARLES PENCE. the G.. w. 4 NJ
brakeman. who bad his arm and shoui-
der badly crushed several days ago. at
Columbus. died from blood poisoning
Holly AUSTIN, two miles north OF
Madison. captured a female bald eagle
measuring seven feet eight inches from
tip to tip lie first shot the bird
Az air-brake has been invented by
Frank Thalmiller. an Airline engineer,
at New Albany. by ws,ich any mum Der
Of cars can be held under the easy n
ready control Of the engineer.
Dan KmrLEy. Of Upton. broke n
swallowed forty eggs in eight minutes
NATURAL gas exploded in the cellar
Of W. II. withoffs indianapolis saloon.
The cellar walls were demolished.
WV. CoxLEy was given five years
in the pen. at Washington. for assault
ing Miss Clara Whittmeyer. an evangei-
list.
Coal has been discovered near Goshen.
EUGENE NICHOLS was found dead in
q ditch at Goshen.
BEES deposited 5 67s pounds OF
| honey in Indiana last year.
Tux Madison Hebrew congregation,
| Adath Israel, received a letter from ex-
President Cleveland inclosing dona-
tion Of $40 toward repairing their syna-
| rogue. Arthur Orr. Of Chicago, sent
$50
PRoF. d EcKLEy HUNTER. OF Bloom
ington. died suddenly the other morn
ing. at the age OF ffty-eight. Mr.. Hun
| ter was well known. not only in bloom
| ington and Monroe county. but through
out the state as a prominent educator.
A xATuEAL-GAs explosion occurred
| four miles east Of Upton the other
evening. which will probably result in
the death Of Sherman Hobbs son Of
| County Commissioner Hobbs A new
well had Just been hooked on. and
young Hobbs was disconnecting a pipe
when the explosion occurred. burning
him so badly that his death IS expected.
AT Portland. Boston Vail. while care
lessly handling a revolver. accidentally
shot 10y Adams in the arm. the ball
glancing and striking Charles Waltz in
the hip. Waltz's injury is quite seri-
GUS
GEORGE KIRBY Of Royerton. a Few
miles north Of Muncie. returned home
the other evening from Jackson county,
where he was taken n few days since.
charged with the Marsh murder. com
mitted at Seymour. New Years eve.
Kirby says before leaving Brownsburg.
through his attorneys, H. Sherley.
Branaman and Burrell. Of Brownsburg,
and Col Hardy. Of Washington. he in
stituted suit for $40. 600 damages against
Frank McGovern. the Seymour livery
man, who arrested and imprisoned
him.
AT Paris. Br. Russell. aged eighty
two. and wife. aged thirty-six. Were
both buried in the same grave at the
same time. They died within four
hours OF each other DR. Russell was
a well known and ucc 'ill practicing
physician OF that place and Mrs Rus
sell was his second wife
IHE town Of Adams was visited by a
destructive fire the other morning. and
the principal business part Of the town
was consumed Loss about $4,000.
BY the explosion of natural gas in
coarding-house at Anderson. five per
sons were injured. n fatally.
The river is frozen over 1T Nincenncs
the first time in several years
JEssE JACOBS. who killed his brother
Ellsworth. will lie tried at Upton.
MICHAEL ERsKIS. r0l, the oldest mar
in Boone county. died at Thorn;own.
al uutlf- ~ VtN taa- -
ter Of Robcrt Swarcngan. was burned
TO death Ly her clothing catching fire
NATURAL gas Is giving ont at Shelby
Vile.
ElwooD is signing for IN opera
house.
SEvF~rY-FIvE indictments were founs
against Porter county saloon keepers
DAVID and Rebecca Catren. OF Pcndlc'
ton. celebrated their sixticth wedding
anniversary.
STREET car employees AZ Evansville
want shorter hours
TWELVE girls Of Summitvillc hav,
organized a brass band.
IcE is being harvested at Wabash 10
the first time in two winters
J. X. LOGAN had a foot crushed Of
while attempting to board a train a
Cass junction. near Peru.
DAVID KINGSLEY. 81 Elwood. who re
Gently inherited so. 600. hearing that
guardian was to be appointed. fed
RARBrrs this winter are very plenti
ful and everybody who can handle
gun is out hunting.
JAMES DwiRE. the f-ftccn-year-ols
boy who was caught beneath the de