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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08


parliament far East Claire. ~ho has vi<-
tied Australia In order ~ raise funds
for the relief ~ the evicrsd tenants in
Ireland. announces that he las ~
ceigrd promises 81 subscriptions
amounting slss.oco for the purpose
naf0d
(, WHILE oiling machinery in the La
cledc electric works in ST. Louis. on the
se,h. the clothing Of Ely Harrison was
f, caught BY a revolving shaft. and the
unfortunate man was thrown 70 the
ceiling. a distance Of thirty feet. and his
4 brains dashed out.
4 GEORGE N. NicEIKY. fireman ~ the
Chicago limited. was instantly killed NJ
1 Lilly. Pa. on the 18th. He was leaning
out Of the cab window. when he was
struck by the mail crane Ills neck was
broken and his skull crushed
| WILLIAM 4. kINBAfi~ who. as agent
Of the big -Four railroad and American
Express ca. at North Vernon. Ind. en-
bezzled 5000. pleaded guilty at Vernon.
throwing himself on the mercy OF the
court. with his aged mother and sister
clinging 10 him. lie was sentenced 70
one year in the state prison.
The Western Commercial Travellers
association held their annual banquet
At the Lindell hotel in St Louis. on the
night Of the 18th. about 900 knights Of
the grip and guests being present
MATILDA EckRER6. a 5-year-old child.
died at Springfield. O.. on the 18th.
from alcoholic poison. The child stole
half pint Of whisky and drank il. and
the parents allowed her 20 90 70 sleep
without making any effort TO arouse
her. She never woke
The police Of Lcavenworth- Ka>.
captured a gang Of conntcrfeiters on
the outskirts Of the city on the evening
Of the 18th They found will. them =
number Of coins. molds and metals.
which they operated.
AT Anamosa. la. Joseph sherman.
20 years old. was found dead in his Gel
lar. on the eeth. with long cash in his
head II is not known whether II was
accident or murder
Mr. AND Mrs. JONI BRrSxEII- Of
Wild Rice. y. D.. were found dead in
bed on the morning Of the 10Th. having
been asphyxiated by escaping coal-gas
from the stove.
The >hebnygan Falls (wis) branch
bank of the German bank Of >heboy-
gan was entered by burglars on the
night Of the 10Th They entered the
building through the back window.
blew open the vault doors with dyna-
mite and commenced work on the safe
=
at work and fed. as the NJ tempt I'll open
the safe was abandoned when the con-
tents were almost within their grasp.
AT $40 a m on the SETH -four boxes
Of dynamite bombs. used in blasting az
Schoonermaker's stone quarry. in
Wauwatosa- Wis. exploded. blowing
Albert Butlitz and William Walker 10
atoms and scattering their remains
over the country for a great distance
John Kalat~ky was fatally injured
The conclusion demolished hundreds
Of windows IN Wauwato<a and . num-
Der in Milwaukee,
The directors Of the New YORK Gem
trail & Hudson River Railway Co. met.
on the soth. and declared a quarterly
dividend Of ~ per cent. and an extra
dividend Of !. per cent on the surplus.
PAYABLE January Is. The transfer
books were closed at o'clock on the
3lst-
THE Baltimore Md Evening News
has been purchased by company
headed by Thomas X worthington aud
l. Riggs II will be a Cleveland or
gan.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

NAVAL officers at san Francisco saw
that the officers referred TO in WASH
ington dispatch as having left there
secretly for san Francisco. must he in
tended for the Thetis- The Thetis i
under orders to proceed 70 the coast Of
Lower California and continue survey y
begun last year. She has been ready
20 sail for some time. but was unable to
leave on account OF not having enough
officers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

4. L. MAsURrE. . laborer. Of winona,
Mimi. who was driven from home be-
cause he joined the union army. has
fallen heir 70 $4,000. lie is the son Of
James Y. Masuric. Of Dittingcr. Pa.
who was buried In Philadel phia last
week. by will r. r. Masurie's grand
father made In 1890 his father inherited
mn income from the estate until his
death. when the property was to be d.
vided among the children. The estate
d valued at 500. ocO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

The navy department has ordered the
shipment Of 1900 pounds Of prismatic
powder and 1900 six-inch shells from
League Island Pa, TO San Francisco.
The department has also ordered the
new twelve-inch gun made az the
Washington navy yard 70 be sent to
San Francisco. The gun will he placed
on a large fiat-car and taken to tie Pa
cific coast as soon as possible.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

The work Of destroying the dies used
FOR making coins during 1891 was be-
gun at the United States mint in Phil
adelphia on the 10th. The dies are de-
stroyed at the end Of each year in com
pliance with an act Of congress that
provides for their destruction in order
70 prevent them being used during the
succeeding year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

Az order has been issued nv the navy
department RENTING the unexecuted
portion Of the sentence Of suspension
upon Commander Il. III. McCaila. who
was sentenced 10 three years suspen-
sion for cruelty 10 subordinates.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

The feeling in Washington in regard
70 Chilli Is more peaceful The impress
sior is in the mir that congress would
not appropriate funds for a war under
the present circumstances There is
also a runor that England has in
timated TO Chilli that she must make
peace with the United States and save
British interests in Chill.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

The vice-president and Mrs. Morton
Will give dinner to the president and
the cabinet on Monday. January IL.
The dinner will be followed by recep-
tion in honor of the president and Mrs
Harrison, invitations TO which have
been extended TO the diplomatic corps,
the senate and the supreme court.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

JuDGE McESERY has sent 10 senator
Jonas his letter Of acceptance OF the
anti-lottery democratic nomination for
governor Of louisiana. unanimously
rendered him by the Baton Rouge con-
ventiOn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

THE executive committee of the New
York Central 4 Hudson River Railway
Co. has given out the contract 10 build
the Sykes block system Of signals along
the line Of its road at cost Of about
$3.50. 900
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

The London Truth. in an article
touching upon the future Of Canada.
says that the manifest destiny Of the
Dominion II 70 become q new United
States or else 20 become portion oi
the great republic. II adds: ..The
change D. inevitable, and the sooner il
occurs the better. The emancipation
Of the Dominion andits absorption b.
the United states would Be benefit 70
the Canadians . well Is to Grea,
Britain"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

Rev. HEBER NEWTON. rector of All
Souls church. New York city. who was
taken i'll Christmas eve with Ia grippe.
was considered in such a critical con-
dition on the e9th that consultation OF
Physicians was held
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

The revolutionary movement in Mex
leo under the leadership Of Catrina
CARA has assumed such serious proper
lions during the past few days that
President Diaz views the situation
with great alarm. 1t is noticeable fact
that Garza Is becoming more popular
among the masses in the northern
states OF Mexico every day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

THE Dominion government has made
= seizure Of Louisiana and Mexican lot
terry tickets at Montreal for having
been Struggled into Canada. such arti-
cles being dutiable.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

THERE is war on between the home
steaders about Is miles from Iron
River. Mich. and the employees Of the
Metropolitan Lumber Co. who insist
on cutting timber. The homesteaders
declare they will contend to the last for
their rights. even 10 the use Of force
A team driven by company driver
was killed. on the 10Th. nv the home
steadcrs The driver saw the shooters.
but Is afraid TO inform on them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Ian. 1--Ihf'r
Il much suppressed excitement and W
caxinexs 1T military headquarters hsi-
this morning over failure 70 receive FL
report from the seat of war on ~
border for the past forty-eight bur
II j. feared that Cara has rcr'',.
such a large number Of rcinforcemfh''
from Mexico. since the revolt ~ Nc
can troops a Micr In which their y u \.
mander. Lorenzo Garcia. j. said 70 nv.
been murdered. that they have w
United states troops. which were ron'
manded by John q Bourkc. 60
plctely surrounded.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

Mr.. DorcrAss IIooo and Mr.. Robert
Mitchell have completed arrangements
20 leave Liverpool for America. on the
goth. by the Inman line steamship City
Of Chicago. in order 20 arrange for a
series Of English worlSingmcn's cxcur-
sions 70 the Worlds fair n 1898. These
excursions are 70 be promoted bv the
London Polytechnic, a popular institu-
ton for the promotion Of the interests
Of education among the working
classes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

THE North German Gazette says that
DIR. Won Hollebein. the German minis
Ter "a Japan, Is TO be transferred 20
Washington.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

THE army contractors in some sec
tions Of Russia have ceased supplying
food TO the troops in their districts,
owing to inability to obtain the neces-
sary supplies
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

T. v. CRAxpAIr's whiting factory. n
Long Island City. l.. L.. was destroyed
by 6re on the 18th: loss. 5000
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

A. the result ~ Christmas celebra-
ton. John Noure. aged n, died from
the effects Of pistol shot accidentally
inflicted by Louis Fisher. aged u. ~
Evansville. The boys were firing re-
vclver, and 6rc-cracker< when the ac-
| cident occurred Fisher surrendered
| 20 the authorities. but was released BY
1 the coroner.
| Tax pr,nping station OF the Wash
ington waterworks was partially de-
>froyed BY Ere. the other day. All the
1 valuable machinery 10 rendered useless.
and the city is without fire projections
| The loss will probably reach thirty
| thousand dollars Fully insured The
| fire originated from spontaneous COM
| bustion in the coal slack house At the
1 station.
| \ Bcr aged :. known Is Flown
| Kwiatkowski. was killed by the cars AZ
| south Bend
| JACOB FREED. OF New Market, has
becn imprisoned At Charlottesville for
selling liquor 70 minors
| MICHAEL TooxEY. Of Peabody. and
| Miss Jennie Reed Of Roanoke. both
| deaf mutex were married one day.
| 80 .h. :- ~ .>,..., w.s
s,-s
! track.
,,~.
vincennc<. suddenly dropped dead .
| few days ago
FEAxk SMITH. . rolling-mill hand.
- 49, 49,,
$3.50 - = se''on nsn' - '''A.,'
rhANn SIMMONS me we''- NIo~ :
sro't'ns nofse Trainer was - na.e
n1rr.eu line nenn'>on. - Ns1'so.'
Nnrls'nas eve put WINE me sues's
".''eu ~ 80. NOV a.f,ss' an' -. -
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John - sASh- an akeo engineer sn'
master heenanic' uieo ~ ieennes' INC
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,sr mechanic q me - = ~ rs'l"as. =
snieenneN ana was tne nrst man - run
z ioeomot've "eS' o. tne AneRnsns
mountains
DH- y. -. iAfL"n : 'ns'npe1 ~ sns
ramers ai'.anee- has drafted : OIL
Gaining 'or = loan 9, sl.o'v''vc 70 INC
people % tnis state ~ tne genera GOV
eminent 'ne same % rs secured ~
mortgage ~ the ooFro"erS ara wing
one Per eens interest annually
hokhihLk aecident occurred ~ Dos
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Richmond the other morning. which
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JASPER INDIANA
T. v. CRASnAIL's whiting factory. =
Long Island City. l.. L.. was destroyes
BY 6re on the 18th; loss. $40. 0o0
THE North German Gazette says tina
DIR. Won HOLE bein. the German minis
Ter 20 japan, Is TO be transferred q
Washington.
The army contractors In some sec
tions Of Russia have ceased supplying
food TO the troops in their districts
owing to inability to obtain the neces
sary supplies
The Dominion government has made
= seizure Of Louisiana and Mexican lot
terry tickets a. Montreal for having
been Struggled into Canada. such arti
cles being dntiable.
JrpGE McESERY has sent TO senator
Jonas his letter Of acceptance OF tho
Anti-lottery democratic nomination foI
--- - :.:- :,
sssl ~ D.. p...-
'.:1 '''''' y 49, 'ae 80
THE executive committee of the New
York Central 4 Hudson River Railway
Co. has given out the contract TO build
The sykes block system ~ SIGNALS alone
The line ~ ~ road ~ = cost ~ ahou,
s-,o mo
Rev. HEnrR NEWTON. rector Of All
Souls church, New York city. who was
taken i'll Christmas eve with Ia grippe.
was considered in such critical con-
vh~s;..;. MA
= -- - !.
An order has been issued nv the navy
department RENTING the unexecutcd
portion Of the sentence Of suspension
upon Commander Il. III. McCaila. who
was sentenced 70 three years suspen-
sion for cruelty 10 subordinates.
will give a dinner to the president and
the cabinet on Monday. January IL.
The dinner will be followed bv a recep-
sion in honor of the president ana Mrs.
Harrison. Invitations 10 which have
been extended 10 the diplomatic corps.
the senate and the supreme courf
The work OF destroying the dies used
gun at the United States mint IN Phil
adelphia on the 10Th. The dies are de-
stroyed NJ the end OF each year n com-
pliance with an act Of congress thar
provides for their destruction IN order
TO prevent them being used during the
succeeding year.
The revolutionary movement in Mex
ico under the leadership OF catrina
fions during the past few DAYS that
President Diaz views the sit, atom
with great alarm. II is noticeable fact
that Garza is becoming more popular
among the masses IN the northern
states OF Mexico every day.
The feeling in Washington in regard
20 Shlli y more peaceful The impress
sior y IN the AR that congress would
not appropriate funds for war under
also a rumor that England has IT,
timated TO Chilli that She must make
peace with the United states and save
British interests in Chilli.
The navy department has ordered the
shipment 81 1000 pounds OF prismatic
powder ana ll'VoV six-inch shells from
league island "a 70 san Francisco
ne department mas also ordered the
new tweive-inch gun made az the
San Francisco. The gun will he placed
on large fiat-car and taken 10 tile Pa
cific coast as soon as possible.
NAVAL "ncerS AZ >an irancisco say
mat 'he oincers referred 70 N q WASH
'pRson u'spatch g having lett there
secretly LOT Fan francisco must be In
tenae" LOT the ihetis- Inc lhetis =
nnuer orucrs % proceed 70 the coast 81
Lower lIlIIOrUlH anu continue SURVEYS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-19
Item. FROM n. Courts.

A neignborhood row was aired in
police court Yesterday IN the case OF
the people vs.. Hiram Van lee. who
was chsr.ed with dIsorderly conduct.
lie demanded trial by Jury, and the
evidence sho ~ed nothing 10 prove him
e. be the guilty party. lie vas accord
ingly acquitted by tue jury.
John Ssddisr. an "oid timer" who
was arrested week ago for stealing an
ovefCoat from a dummy IN froat of a
Canal street clothing store. pleaded
guilty ia 10 ice court yesterday and
wa sentenced 10 nifty days IN the
county jail.
The cs.e against Frank Lsita, FOR
keeping his saloon open election day.
~ss adjourned until December by
Judge HsggeTiy yesterday.
The Ella Z. Hemblng case against
ths ety for damages causea ~ de-
fectlve Sidewalk = ssili in progress ia
Toe superior couet-
warrant wss Issued Yesterday Tor
Mart 0'Herrsu. On compliant 81 Livery
nsn shaver for slsasug horse.
NEXT wees = ths last week which
- flie notes Of ssue Tor shs DeoeasteF
tsrm ~ fbe clfeut court
lsnsss black uss sdiatssf insane IN
the pfniats court yesterday ard ~ss
s7nt - kalsmskss
t3eaFga Rfswu. lie youns man -hn
stole a tsanz snd eoat FROM the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-19
Alumni Banquet.

The executive committee of the High
School Alumni assertion held q meet
ing in the office of DR.. Manning A.
Birge last night to discuss the plan for
an alumni mid-winter meeting, to be
held some time during the winter. 1t
is intended to have the meeting during
the holiday vacation, as many gradu-
ates of the high school who are in the
university and other colleges of the
state vii! be home. William Wurster
was elected chairman of the commit
tee, Miss Helen Hall, secretrry, and
William Nourse, treasurer. 1t was de-
clded to appoint three committees, re-
ceptlon. invitation and arrangements.
w. J. Gouldsbury, Manning A. Birge
and Glenn Holmes where chosen chair
men. Another meeting will be held a
week from Wednesday to consider tho
matter. 1t is hoped to make the affair
q great social event, to include as
many graduates of the high school as
pOsslble,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-19
LET THE COUNT PROCEED.
Seems TO Be the Honest Opinion of Mos,
Good Citizens.

Seems TO Be the Homes, Opinion of Mos,
Good Citizens.
Speaking of the disposition on the
part of q few local politicians to criticlse
the course of THE HERALD in insisting
that recount OF the votes for congress
man should be proceeded with, below
are appended few random opinions
OF we'll known republicans as lotted
down by reporters for THE HERALD
yesterday:
Collector OF Customs K. A. Maynard:
"The position Of THE HERALD has been
correct. Belknap's advisors acted un-
wisely when they prevailed on him TO
Withdraw his petition. | am glad he
has decided to re-tile IT. Now We shall
know the wish of q majority OF those
who voted"
City Treasurer Sorrick: al have been
II favor OF q recount all the time. 1t
was wrong TO withdraw the petition for
! a recount Ii gave the other fellows q
chance TO talk"
Collector of Internal Revenue John
steketee. "a man always should stick
fast to morality and truth. Those who
advised Mr.. Belknap TO withdraw his
petition acted foollshly. He should
have been willing TO stand by the re-
suit OF u recount, no matter if 1t de-
fested him. He would have gained
many friends 10y such course"
VI. ;. Crosby: 81 would ike to see
the petitions considered. As far as
| any specific charges are concerned,
would not favor considering Mr.. Moul-
/ tons petition, for the reason that it Is
not soecifi &c enough All we want as
| republicans Is a fair count of the bal
lots The democrats have never
before seemed go anxious for =
recount as they do this year. When
Mr.. Belknzp and Mr.. Weston were op-
ponents Tor the Office of mayor, Mr..
Weston was elected by nine majority
and Mr. Belknsp desired to contest the
vote. The judge of probate appointed
| 8 committee or three, as provided by
law At that time. composed oil Free
| man Godfrey, Greenbsck; Edwin +.
Sweet, democrat, and myself, republi-
can, TO recount the vote. Mr.. Wes.on
carried the matter to the supreme
court and il was decided there that We
had no right TO touch the boxes. Soon
| after there was the election at which
john hillesn defeated Z. W. Watkins
| by three, and when Mr.. Watkins de-
sired a recount II was refused him."
Don j. feathers: Il believe IN the
recount. 1t would have been all right
! for Mr.. Beiknap To withdraw his petl-
ton Sd long as the other side was salts
fed, but after the opposition had de-
! manded recount also, It would look
| better If he had stood by his first petit
tlOn.n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-19

mort. which II. unpleted last night.
For Judge Of Probate -M0alt0n, H.
as. Perkins. Y $50; shedd, l,il4s
FerxlR plurality, og-.
For sher t-Metl queen. l2.0S7; lam
ersaGx. I2.s70i Barbour, l.353i Lamer-
eaux's plurality, sS3.
Scr County Clerk-Carpenter. IL
Sos; Eddy. 1906. Greenway, ISIS;
Volmari. l,4l4 Etdy's plurality, sal.
For County 1Teasnger-ssebbins,
1899; Els nhart. 1851; Ray. LOLA.
SEspbins' plurality, ass.
For Register OF Deecs-Ronan, H.
o6s; Gould. l2.654; DeBafr, $50; Rob-
sfts. ], 4s9. Goula's plurality, ,50s.
For Prosecuting AtteFney-Mchnigbi
IL $50; M0lcoEt, -, $50; Walker, l,034.
WoleotTs plurality, 1871.
For Circuit Court Commissioner
Hughes. u, lG0. NeGin. IL, AZ; Connel,
l.4o7; Hale, 40. MeGllFs plurality,
1882. Com-tDcx. u, sos; Coye, l2,045
Calkins. 1859. Comstoek's plurality
s25.
For Surseyer-Stevens. II, AS; VIII
iams, i2.274; Cook. LAS. Williams
plurality. $50.
For Corones - Peawarden, 1905
Danfortn, Il, 305; BROOKS, LAG
Bradish. 1852; Locher, l2,47s; Prem.
tee, 1887; Human, l.475. Locner'i
plurality over Penwsrden. ,473; Brad
isn's plurality over Danforth. SS7.
The committee at work upon the re
turns on the state ticket have larger
task and have bu. barely got we'll started
As 10 the congressional returns, ths
opInIon of one canvasser As expressed
last evening, was that tho recount lot
will carry them we'll into another week