The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-22

Anf ui>tlIkIHNf <cttull<t- IT. las
teur. is suffering from the form Of chol.
era now prevalent in Paris. The At
tack Is said 20 be n mild one. but the
friends Of the patient are very anxious
The annual settlement at the United
States mint has been completed The
settlement this year shows the mint 10
have been run in = highly satisfactory
manner during the past twelve months.
BARON WISxARLEiGH f.John Wilson
Patton) died. on the nth. aged 20
years He was chief secretary for Ire
land in 1869. The title. which was
created in Fssi. expired with the baron's
death
FoR the twenty-four hours ended at
noon. on the i4th. zoo deaths occurred
IN New York city. OF this number i45
were children under ) years Of age.
Eighty-nine deaths resulted from diar-
rheal complaints
Gov. PATrIsoS -nsylrania. On
the 10th. ordered Ont the entire Ma
tional Gra-d Of the state TO assist the
sheriff Of ~Allerhen~y county in restor-
ins order and preserving property
rights AT Homestead.
CoRoSoR McDowAL Of Allegheny
county. Pa. began the inquest. on the
18th. into the cause of the death Of the
victims Of the late conflict between the
striking mill men OF Homestead and
the Pinkcrton guards.
THE bock-making firm Of Lynn. Hill
4 Heath. Of Washington City. has been
robbed by its general manager a about
$4,000. and as the money was made at
gambling no action to recover an he
successful. and none will be instituted
Mr. WILLIAM WALDORF AsToR. Of New
York who has been suffering. in London.
from the effects of a chill due 20 expo
sure tn = shower while boating. was
much better on the 18th. and his ply
sicans declared themselves satisfied
with the progress which he is making
toward recovery.
THE result Of the British elections 50
far as known up TO 5 p. m. Of the 18th
showed sufficient liberal gains TO wipe
out the government majority and as
sure Mr. Gladstone's return 10 power. |
The net liberal gain was 80. This aives
. majority Of 4 against the -con<erva-
tives ON division.
THE steamship wanderer arrived At
New Orleans. on the nth. with the
latest intelligence Of the revolution in
Spanish Honduras. Ceiba had been |
retaken from the insurgents. and Nulla !
and his party Of insurgents had been |.
captured in the interior 1t is probable
that before this they have been exc
cuted- 4
BIZ the explosion of the boilers Of the |
steamer Mont Blanc on Lake Geneva
Switzerland. on the 9th. not less than |
twenty-six persons were killed In |
stantly BY the Jagged IRON pieces Of |
which swept the boat like grape and
canister. About thirty were injured. |
and their screams and cries Of agony |
could be heard across the lake.
GEoRaz WILLIAM CURTIS. the di<sin-
ruished editor Of Harper's Weekly. and
chancelloro o. the board Of regents Of the
university Of the state Of New York. |
has hecn very III for several weeks Al |
his home on Staten Island. with cancer
OF the stomach. While only a fatal ter
mination ran ensue. his physicians |
think lac may live a month or even
longer.
ST GFHvArs. the famous French
health resort was practically swept
away in a sudden flood caused hv 4
terrific rainstnrm over the valley Of
Chamounix. on the 18th. and II il re-
ported that more than 200 residents and |
visitors were drowned. One hundred \
and nifty hodics were recovered on the |
18th Much damage was done. also. |
ia other localities in the valley.
CYRrs W. FIELD died at his ountr |
home in Ardsley park. near Dobhs' Fer
~. n. ~. On the 18th. after = violent !
spell Of delirium- There were present |
At his bedside Mr.. Fields three broth
ers. David Dudley Field Rev. Henry N. |
Field and Justice stephen J. Field: his
daughter. Mrs Isabella Judson. and
her two n Cyrus Field Judson and
Frank Judson. Mr.. Field was In his |
seventy-th third year. |
TERRENCE OBEiEx. 70 years of ace. =
foreman In the Gaylor shaft AZ Ply
mouth Pa. was found BY = searching
party on the night Of the i2th. He had
been lost In The mine for fifty-fwo
hours. during which time he was with
out food. O-Brien's light xent out
while he was working. and in con
manner he wandered of In an old head
ing. II \ feared that he win lo~e his
reason rs the result Of the terrible
strain upon his mind
Il
The situation IN the Cucur d-Alene
mining district Of Idaho Is assuming :
very grave aspect. The striking miners.
armed with Winchester and well pro-
vided with dynamite. held undisputed
sway up 70 the 18th. numbering The
unarmcd n~on-unionists without nusr-
Ter and boldly dcfying the STATE
militia and United states troopx
Al the deserted workings were under
mined, and tho strikers Threatened a.
blow them M II entered ~ ~. -