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

~" AAEA> ~s.o'' r~I*t ""t I"
under way.
ASsw bank j. among the possibilities
a. CiecrA
LoasS~rosr is sighting for cement
sidewalks.
Tnr Nanaree furniture plant II
Goshen was destroyed BY ire.
CsnfEinsE has = baseball club com
p<><l ~ girls
>cfnIERS' monument in Winchester
will ~ dedicated July Il.
a. w. EAEvAKD. \ grain dealer. was
killed IN his elevator ~ Oakland City,
An effort y being made a. prevent
street fakir from working Frankfort
FEw families an show a record like
that Of the Gross family. Of Richmond
There are six brothers and FIVE sisters
Of the family. aud there has not been .
death among them for fifty years
NCScIE has nearly two thousand
union laboriny men
Go<roEr people are raising > subscrlp-
tion for . mineral well and Sanitarium-
vHrTErASD has = musical prodigy in
Lena Maiden. II. who sings and plays
the harp and piano
THE Central Iron and Steel works at
Brazil will remain closed until the
Homestead trouble IS settled.
W. X. MCKEE and VIII Harrell quar-
relied near kokomo- Harrell tried 70
pull his rum, but Mckee split his head
open with IN AK
Two Zig Four freight trains collided
ner New Point. An engineer and brake
men were injured. and an unknown
man was buried Under the wrcvk.
THERE were numerous frs in and
about franklin the other day. several
r~rsidence> and barns being burned
ELNER TrcKKE- a boy employed at
the tin plate works in Elwood. had his
hand cut on in a shearing machine.
FEASk LlDicK. aged twelve. was rem
derrd insane hy a blow ON the head ~
ceived in q fall from a hammoek At
Brazil.
Miss BERTHE wEsr. daughter Of the
w~eli-kncwn turfrnan. Preston West. Of
Charleston shot herself through the
hand with a revolver and will lose the
member.
a w. FowErr- a bright young high
school pupil. Of Lo-an>port. was found
drowned in what is known a. .-deep~
pond on hi> fathers farm lie could
not skim and ventured too far while
bathing.
AT Lafayette Michael Higman found
Beuj Frastsr perambulating the streets
with Mrs Higman. Michael pulled his
little pistol. aimed at BENJAMIN and
blazed away. The first shot did 40
damage The second shot struck
Fea~tcr on the finger OF the right hand.
which he raised % protect his face and
pl0vei through his lip. Io~osening up
three teeth and marking him for life.
Higman was arrested and has been
bound over 70 await the action Of the
grand jury.
AZ Lafayette. Purdy Harrison. the
little son Of George A. Harrison. died
the other night from the effects Of burns
received on tine Fourth of July The
boy was on the street when a strange
man he said. igl.ited a bunch Of large
and thrust them into his
The explosion that followed
harmed his clothing and body. He suf-
fcred terribly for a week and died OF
blood poisoning.
Dan Lave the street lamp-liyhter.
who was burned about two weeks ago
~ = gasoline lamp explosion al Browns
town. died the other night. His suffer
Ing for the two weeks was beyond
The inquest on the bodies Of the VIC ,
~ the Ketner creek disaster was
held in Wabash the other day. Coroner
'sib~on examining seven witnesses
Adams. Conductor Morgan. !
I;rakernen limbaugh and Dickinson. |
who were on the Inflated train. and
General Foreman Mcclure. Of Andrews.
and Lew Hyman. who lives near the
srence Of the horror. Attorneys stuart, |
q Lafayette. and Lloyd. Of st Louis !
represented the railroad company It
inquest There MAS little new
in the testimony. il being |
shown that the c~uiverr Wa sub
and that a cloud burst destroy |
I'd H. Coroner Gibson rendered q YER |
rict 81 death BY unavoidable accident !
r the case Of the ive victims. and re-
loved the Wabash railroad Of all re-
sPcnSibiIity-
" a KAvKsscorT. agent Of the Mo
raiIruad- at Frankfort. Is short IN
and was arrested.
JcES W. KLlSz. the Pinkerton chief
<iIie.i in the Homestead riot. was a M
tive Of Wabash
AT . pionecrs' picnic at Richmond
thirty present werc born earlier than
THE village Of J~ollie.tville was a.
most compietely wiped out BY fre.
Lo~S~ $4,000.
CHARLES MILLER killed by cars a
View Albany while carrying . bucket ~
water across the track.
TWENTY-FIVE tramps were raided and
allied in cne day at Huntington.
DASeKEors counterfeit q bills are
circulated a IT Wayne.
BEET Burns and Jim Petit were
at Monticello while bathing
IHE body Of George Nukes. who mvs-
'erIous'y disappeared from Marion. Wa
in the Nissinewa r4ver.
NAEr Bfccs sued Dan Kirtlev for
~ 90 damages At Wabash. for de<crr-
her.c on the wedding day.