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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-14
FOUR BOYS BURNED TO DEATH.
The Fire That Cost Them Their Lives
ofIncendiary Origin.

Minot, Ind., Oct. 13.-The house of
George Kosmat, six miles east of here,
was burned last night and the bodies of
his four sons, aged Is, II, 10 and s, were
cremated. The boys were sleeping up
stairs. Two men were occupying the
same room. both of whom escaped The
father endeavOred to take one boy out of
a window, but frantic with pain he drew
back and perished. The fire is reported
as of incendiary origin.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-14
OPPOSITION FOR M'cREARY
W. G. Welsh to Run for Congress in
the Eighth Kentucky District.

Louisville, KY, Oct l3,--A special from
Frankfort, Ky, says: "Col w. G.
Welsh Of Lincoln county has finally de-
cided 70 become a candidate for congress
in the Eighth district against Hon. James
y. McCrcary. He announced positively
few days ago that he
would run, and this week
several friends 10 the district have re-
ceiyed letters from him asking their as
slsiance. 10 appears that be- VIII open
the ball very carly, and the lght promises
~ be- a lively one. Col Meich's reason
for refusing the senatorial nomination Ia
hia district Is now apparentn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-14
MuTINY IN BRAZIL.
Two Battalions of the National
Guards in Revolt.

New York, Oct. ia special cable 20
the World from BuenOs Ayres says:
Two battalions Of the Brazilian National
Guards have mutinied. Firing is brisk
again and business is paralyzed once more.
Piexoto's government incensed the Brit
ish (Wyndham) and French Gerard
ministers because OF tho wording Of his
notice 20 the foreign residents ~ leave
the citgn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-14
A reward for walker's Fiends,

Atlanta, Ca, oct. l3.-Goy. Northen
to-day offered a reward OF 500 for the ar
rest of the parties who put dynamite IN
he forge of John Ryan blacksmith shop
.u Waller county. which resulted ln great
injury 10 Ryan aud the death VI hls son
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-14
windle Makes a New Record.

Springfield, Mass, Oct. l8.-Windle
made a new bicycle record from flying
start for two-thirds Of mile at Hampton
park yesterday, covering the distance in
1916 Is. The record was before held By
johnson at "a 2-s
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-14
Brvan Waives Examination.

Richmond, Va, Oct. 18.-Jefferson
Wallace, charged with sending a chal-
lenge to fight a duel to Joseph Bryan,
Of the Times, waved examina-
tion to-day, and his case went to the
GRAND iuFsv
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-14
Nashville's Trotting Meeting.

Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 13.-The fall
trotting meeting at Cumberland park be-
gins next Monday. A large number of
horses have arrived and other noted
stables are en- route. The meeting Win
last six days. Forty thousand dollars in
stakes and purses will be hung up.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-14
Chicago Lumber Dealers Fail.

Chicago Oct l8.-An assignment has
been made by the ketcham Lumber Com
pany, which confessed judgment for s5J.-
uOO last night. The Liabilities are estl.
mated al ESQ 900, with assets Of SJ6O, 900.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-14
A New Paper for Amerious.

Americas, Ga. Oct. l3.-A new after
noon paper called the Penny Press. win
appear tomorrow. The pu5lishera are
Butcher Il Giddings. The editorial force
is headed by Walter Francs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-14

p-''.'itilolk, Va, Oct l3.-The Lambert
HI iron Works were destroyed By fire
lg. morning about 2 o'clock. The works
,,... "" ued by Clark g. Cunningham and
,..r.- t.lel at about $1,000 They wcr
h. .'A 1I insurance. The Gre ls though
" nave been Of incendlary origin.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-14

Malvern, Ark. oct B.-The ticket
Office 0f the Iron Mountain railroad at this
place was entered by burglars last night
aud robbed VI sl.19J.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-14
DEATH ON AN EXCURSION.
A Train Crashes into the Rear Of
Another at Jackson, Mich.

Fourteen Passengers Killed, Five Prob
ably Fatally Injured and Fourteen
others More or Less Seriously Hurt.
Two of the Dead Unidentified But
Supposed to Have Been Husband
and Wife.
Jackson, Mich, Oct. 13.-The second
greatest accident in the history of the
Michigan Central railroad occurred here
this morning, within 100 yards of the
place where fourteen years ago to a day
the Pacific express crashed into a freight
engine, eighteen people being killed.
To-day's disaster has for record IA
dead, 5 probably fatally injured and IA
others more or less seriously hurt
This morning at o'clock an excursion
train originating at Oswego, N. Y, which
had been turned over by the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western to the Michi-
gan Central at Buffalo, was standing on
the track at jackson station, when a sec
ond special laden with excursionists,
also from the east, crashed into it from
the rear and telescoped the last three
cars of the Oswego special
THE KILLED AND INJURED.
The officers of the road give the follow
ing list of the killed and injured
Killed-Mrs. Carles Starr, Elmira, n
Y; B. Masters, Elmira, n. Y Miss
Hariette Breeze, Pine City, Ca. ; Hoffman,
Saranac, n. y; Mrs. j. A Beardslee
East Canton, Pa; Mrs. J. H. Keeler,
Hammondsport, n. Y; Mrs. J. Lloyd
Woodbury., Bath, n. Y; Mrs. ID. J. Gibbs,
Wheeler, N. Y. an infant child of Mrs
Harrington, Elmira, n. Y. Two un-
known; one of these is dark-skinned
man about 60 years old with a flowing
gray beard. There are no means of
identifying him.
The other is woman of 35, with dark
hair and salIow complexion, having
some show of beard on her upper lip.
She wears wedding ring on the forefn-
ger of her right hand.
The man is terribly crushed about the
head and face, but the features are dis
cernible.
The unknown dead at the morgue have
not scrap to identify them, but some of
the passengers believe their name is Buck
and that they were husband and wife.
THE INJURED.
Iniured-Mrs. G. A. Graham, New
York; Mrs. j. A. Burlingame, East
Springfield, N. Y; Mrs. Mckee, Canton,
Pa. Mrs. Allie Harris Canton, recovery
doubtful; Mrs. Mary Wakefield, Elmira,
N. Y; Mrs. E. A. Dolmench, Elmira /;
Miss j. NJ. Anderson, Marsh, Pa; Mrs
Blanch Beardslee, Canton, Pa. Mrs. Al
fred Seals, Elmira, N. Y; Mrs. c. w.
Fay, Elmira; Miss Laura Fay; MIR. w II.
Humphrey, Chenago Lake; Miss Maud
Battley, Canton, Pa, probably fatally;
Miss Kate Healy, Marsh Run, Pa, seri-
Gus; Johanna Healy, both legs broken, re
covery doubtful; Mrs. A. Herring, FL
mira, leg broken and injured internally ;
Miss Sarah Keeler, Hammondsport, leg
broken; Frank F'raley Columbia, Pa ;
Mrs. Herbert Gardner, Horsehead, n. Y
Several of the trainmen were injured.
John Beardslee of Canton, Pa, whose
daughter is so badly hurt that she may
die, and Mrs. G. w. Fay and her daughter,
Miss Laura Fay, are also seriously in
jured
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-14
ALnmber companY AraIRne.

Cincinnati oct. t3.-Ihe SOwles Lum.
ber Company assigned to-day The as
sets are 10000 and the Liabilities so 900.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-14
River Threatens to Swallow a Town.

Winthrop, Kan, Oct 13-The Missouri
river threatens TO take away this town
at the first freshet and many have moved
away. Three hundred acres were taken
away above tho town during the summer
by caVing banks
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-18

GineredtfsItfa me 8 Us
senbptobs fab Elm Reiienber, ipie,, ,Das
2anb' ersdblt. in Der @esenb DON
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fellen. Sic fiibrte ibren Ser5aller.
lebiten an einem Sonntuee, begIeitet
bon Der 0orfLgsu:. .trr einc 2inHe ,auf
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feBt bate. unb lieb Jpn bort fteben.
sic felbit frat nit ben @nberen qua
rid. Der 9urf9e nabm eine fiibns
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tlumpen f9arf ins guge. DO sGbrts-
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bic 8Iide Der Gntferni;tebeuben aber
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in bic Saare bes 8rdutisams, aber er
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-18
Gortfssuns foIst.)

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treuerssbsner 8atte!~ = .Sntpisiern2'
- p@r bat nod an bsnIelben Sag, al
tuelaem isins Srau berreiite. eine 9pps
priterin snsaairt, nm ieiner Grau tds
Iid fdreiben su t6nnen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-18
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08
CALL ON THEM
DUBOIS COUNTY FAIR
HUNTINGBURG, = IND,
Sept. 10 to q, 1893.

The seventh annual fair OF Dubois
county will be held At Huntingburs
from September IS 10 20. 1898.
Monday and Tuesday OF fair week vii
be devoted to making entries and arrang
ing articles for exhibition.
Beginning Wednesday morning and
continuing to the end OF the week will
be given TO the exhibition Of stock, etc
Exciting races IN the afternoon OF each
day.
From indications now Al hand the off
GERS are warranted in making promises
that this fair will be better than any
heretofore held.
Every citizen OF Dubois county should
prepare something for exhibition At his
county fair, and himself and family at
tend and help make IL the beet ever held.
The people from the surrounding coun-
ties are especially invited to attend.
Excursion rates on oil trains during
the week. Special trains from east and
west. See small posters.
For information write to
u. r. MooG, Secretly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08
Dubois Circuit Court.

The Dubois County Circuit Court con.
vened at the court house in this place
last Monday morning, with Judge D. NJ.
Welborn in the box and Prosecutor w.
E Cox behind the bat, Frank l. Betz,
short stop, Leo Fisher, right fielder, Ig.
natz Eckert scorer, Herman Eckert, az.
Isistant scorer, Sheriff Traylor, captain,
and twelve good and truemen as um-
pire.
Only one inning was played on the
fret day Of the term, the state easily
winning the only score made.
The State vs.. William Hamilton, grand
larceny plea Of guilty penitentiary one
year, fined S., and disfrsnchised two
years.
TUESDAYS GAMES.
State vs.. Harry Losteeter; embezzle.
ment; nollicd written reason flied.
State VS.. Geo. X. Hardwood, selling
liquor without license, continued.
State W.. Joseph and Sarah Faulkner
aiding prisoner to escape, continued.
State We. VIM. Spencer, rape jury &C.
quittaI.
Sarah A. Cooper VS.. Edward v. Coop.
err and Lemuel l.. Cooper, suit on note
Judgment for plaintiff for $l54.70 and
cost
Benjamin Morgan vs.. A. NJ. Engle, at.
tachment proceedings dismissed.
John Krapf We. Henry Hoppenjans
ct al, on note dismissed.
The First National Bank Of Mt Car.
mel, H., W.. Jacob w. Gregory CT al.
judgment for plaintiff for Sl2437,
WEDNESDAYS GAMES.
State VS.. Joseph and John Roll, tres.
pass. trial by court, not guilty.
State vs.. Joseph Cox, selling withou,
license. trial by court, guilty, fined $50
Stale vs.. James Kellams, selling liquor
without license, nonappearance Of de.
fendant after being called three times
bond forfeiture, w. w. Kendall surety
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08
Real Estate Transfers
Made during the Month of August in
the recorders Office of Dubois county
II r;s Y
britain Ieming, recorder.

Joe Friedman. ct al. to Jasper Tanning aud Glue
Company east half Of part 81 vacated Main street Jas
Mat Kiln gel to Tsnnery and Glue Company, part Of
oi 2is aad west half Of vacated Nam street. Jas
per. <55.
Mart schne Jos schnell. ss acres in secs 10 and
81. ia. J. eco.
Elijah whitento VIM. Written, 50 acres iu sec 30 ,.
John Dre. Ter John y Nehringes la5 acres In sec
tons ii and u. !. sr5. &. s25
jos Friedman. er al TO Jos Schroeder. ~ in
sectionsI snd y. i. sr5. q, 500.
Pant Berger 10 Geo Berger lot loo. Jasper tl5o-
Jacob frick. e al trustees, TO Fed Prick, in
John b. own TO WIN and Peter Brown sls acres in
SEES and 81 :, }. and pr lot H. Brdseye q,
John krapf 10 Al krapf. &oacrcs in &c. B. sr 9.
o.. 2co.
Jos Greener to chss Moenkhals acres in sec 81 2.
: r. 1900.
john Behrens to Jos Hetz. Z Of an acre in sec a.
John Corn 10 Hossins. 3ca acres in sections H. Il.
. and rs. II, 3 and 80 acres in Knox county nd
tl075se0. trust deed
Jos schuler 70 Henry schuler 100 acres in sec ls
IL sr5. ~ 900.
Elizabeth scng ct al to John seng 20 acres in
tons aud II. l, . RI and ,, e..
Is. 81. mr. ,. s25o.
Jacob Ranscher Fred schultz 50 acres in sec sst ?.
Mary Rogers to Peter HimseI 40 acres in sec ..
i, n 6. $500
VIM wsehsn to Daniel Ran-chsr. leo acre. in sec L.
DanIai Rauscher 70 Caroline wisehsn, same tract Of
land. q zoo.
Lydia Leonasd 10 Msrv smith, pt lot -, Iirdseys
ESQ.
John ". Holloweii 60 Alon1c Tussey. 20 acres in
sec ~ l. : ., t225.
Jazies Harder % Henry Barde- 2ss. acres in sections
and 4, I 1 -. $4Jo.
Andrew winkelbeck 10 Joseph Mann trust deed 70
2so acres in sec ~. L. 3, - 600.
Xavier keusch 70 Louis Hoffman, ll5s. acres in sec
ton 4. IL. rs. coo.
Joint Eandy to Brett Cox. 81. in section "a
4 =. sr3. s15.
Fred seheurman to Frank klee, l.. acres in sec "a,
IL. 5. si2l.
M,,'a, Sss .i to DgrA Nicholson, 20 in
lands TO Je-e Sanders, 20 acres in sec II, O. n
Ii ?. fl00.
VIM l. Britain 70 Trustees ST Johns Evangelical
Lutheran Church. acre IN tee !. 4. re, go.
Barbara Hoffman 20 same church. I acre. go
Martha Brady 10 Mary Cox. 1881. acres In sections
~ and %. 2. 4. and 10 lots In 81 Marks. ESQ.
Geo Cox TO Levi Roach. 80 in II, 2,sr 3.
t3io.
stephen Brown 70 ThOs Fisher. 81 acres in sec H.
IL, r3. ts5o
Felix Schneider % Ferd Schneider, Jr.. es and s.
Cciestine, f-oo.
LAw Nelson TO Levi LJaccbs. a.. acres in &C 90.
l, ST Q, e..
John Britain to Britain. 10 acres in sec H. J.
sr y, eco.
Anna Gels TO Christ Gels last will
Adam Euccher, >r.. 20 Jo-sIh Buechler. last will.
Cha. W. Eilis 10 W II Nicholson lots - and -. Dg-
bois. sia5.
Geo Greene to VIM Harkcr. loo acres In sec -. l.
6. 800. =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08
Specimen Cases.

s. II. Clifford. New Casscl, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and rheumatism
his stomach was disordered, his liver wa.
affected to an alarming degree. appetite fell
away and he was terribly reduced in flesh
snd strength Three bottles of Electric
Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg, H., had
"A running soe on his leg of eight years
standing. Used three bottles Of Electric
biiters and seven boxes Of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and bis leg il sound and well. John
Speaker, Catawba, o., had five large Fevc,
sores on his leg. doctors said he was incura-
BILE. Ono bottle Electric Bittcrs aud one
box Bucklcns Arnica salvc cured him en-
tircly. Sold by NJ. Friedman. ,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08

We beg OF you once more 10 give us
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able you TO get you out COOL paper,
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08

OF the forty-four states in the Union
but thirteen will hold state elections this
year. These are Iowa, Kentucky, Mas.
sschusetts, Missouri, Nebraska, New
Jersey, New York, Ohio, Wisconsin,
Virginia, South Dakota and Penney.
vanis.
OF these lows, Massachusetts. Ohio
and Virgins will elect complete state
tjckets. The Others have mixed cleo.
|tions. comprising oil classes OF candi.
dates. There are to be three United
States senators elected. 10 Iowa cue
|ooooor 70 james Wilson 10 to be chosen
in Ksntuckya successor to Judge WIN
Lindsay, and in Virginia successor Il
Eppa Hunton, appointed by Governor
Mckinney to fl; the vacancy caused by
the death of John F. Barbour.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08
State Tax Levy.

Auditor OF State Henderson has an
bounced the folio wing as the tax levy 70
state purposes for 1898:
General fund of the state treasury, II
cent? on the 500.
Benevolent institution fund, 5 cents OF
the 500.
School revenues for tuition fund, 10
cents on the 500.
State bebt sinking fund, 3 cents on tn,
500.
Permanent endowment fund, indiana
university, cent on the slOO.
In addition to this Is included th,
ususl levy OF 80 cents on each taxable
| poll for state purposes and SO cents OF
each taxable poll for the school revenu,
for tuition fund.-Indianspolis Sentinel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08

About 3 O'Clock last Friday afternoon
while Mr.. john Vail vas attending "a
his duties at the pump-house Of the l.
+. 4 St. L. water station. one mile easI
Of Huntingburg. three tramps put In a.
appearance there and made demand on
him for money and the privilege OF re.
naming over night in the pump house
MIR. Vail informed them that ne had nc
money and ttat be could not lei them re
main inthe pumphouss during tho night
but that they could sleep in An empt ,
freight car which stood near BY. They
then seized him. threw him down. re-
moved his clothing and proceeded tc
disfgure aud mutilate his person in q
most fiendish manner. After they we're
satisfied with their work Of disligure.
ment, the villains made an iucision on
each side Of the scrotum. that on the LEFT
side being large enough TO admit OF the
protrusion Of the contents on that side
They then then left him and started east
along the railroad track.
In this condition, Mr.. Vail succeeded
in walking to his home, which he reach
ed about 6p. m. Drs. McMshsn & Luke
meyer were summoned and dressed bis
wounds about 8 o'clock that night, and.
in respose TO the CoURIER's inquiry, DR..
McMahan states that he has no doubt OF
his recovery. Mr. Vail IL about 30 years
Of age and married.
OF all the crimes that il has been the
writers duty as newspaper reporter to
record, this is one Of the most fiendish
and revolving. There is no punishment
too severe for such heartless wretches.
The railroad company offers . re ward
Of $500 for their apprehension, and the
following 10 q description OF the men:
One man is rather tall and slim, with
mustache. and had on ragged clothes
one medium size with beard three or
four inches long and dressed in dark
clothes, and one medium size with
smooth face.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08

On the frs, page Of this impression
will be found the full text OF aspeect
delivered in the lower house Of congress
By Congressman Bretz, explanatory o.
HE votes upon the amendments to and
the Wilson bill itselG He 10 both frank
and plain in stating his position, and BIZ
remarks on that occasion carry with
them no uncertain sound. The speech
IN its fullness is characteristic OF Mr.
Bretz and bis reference to the position
OF the president and that Of some OF biz
colleagues places him upon an altitude
far above the slums Of demago guery and
pot-house politics, and proves him TO be
imbued with the true spirit OF statesman
ship. Unlike number OF other con-
gressmcn who have spoken since the
couvening OF the special session, Mr..
Bretz recognizes the tact that both the
president and HE colleagues can honestly
hold opinions directly opposite to those
held by himself, and be was manly
enough to openly acknowledge that fact
upon the floor OF the house and refrain
from criticising the acts OF the president
or any member Of the house. In this be
has shown that he does not fellow ship
with either prejudice or malice, and
thereby has placed himself in an attitude
OF which his constituents may we'll be
proud.
PRESS COMMENT.
Viuccnnes Sun Under the five min.
ute rule our distinguished represe nta.
tive, Hon. John l.. Bretz, made pointed
and forcible speech, wherein be gives
very manly aud honest reasons for the
position be held on the repeal Of the
Sherman law.
Crawford County Democrat Hon. j..
l. Bretz, our efficient member. hasa level
head. He votes just right on all meas.
ures brought before the house. He 10
for the silver dollar all the time, but { be
can't get just what's be wants does as any
sensible man would, takes the next best
thing be can get.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08

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