The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-01

EDWARD FREEMAN and lila I.awton
met ON Wylie avenue, III .tshnrgh. Pa.
on the I'D, and had br ,ef talk. when
the woman walked aw sv. She had not
gone ten steps when Freeman shot her
through the head ma then fired ball
into his own hca' Both shots proved
fatalu
Mrs. SANvf Roarox. an aged para-
lytic lady ssiding near West Unity
o., met dee tn in u horrible form on the
evening fshc aist. A spark from the
stove ~ nissd her clothing, and before
assist nee could arrive her body was
burr ed 10 a crisp.
ORDERS from Washington were re-
c eivs<s at Guthrie. Okla, on the Esd To
! discontinue all work on the land Office
buildings and town surveys In the
strip until new locations were secured.
This will delay matters SO that the
land Offices cannot be completed by
September 10. neither can "A supply al
water be secured at the towns, ana
. much suffering viii cnsue.
Apour | 900 idle Polish workmen
gathered at Lincoln park, Milwaukee.
on the 2sd. and for short time 1t
looked as though the outcome would
|. be another labor riot such as startled
I the country six years ago. The police
: arrived Just in time 10 prevent blood
shed. The various factions had split
e and engaged in war with sticks and
o stones as weapons.
! CLAR.s thread mills. at Newark y.
j.. which had been shut down for three
/. weeks. resumed operations. on the
n a3d on thrce-quarters time.
v The Iowa state democratic conven-
:. ton met in Des Moncs on the 23d
] Gov. Boies was unanimously nomi
e mated for reelection.
e LrAplNo land lawyers of Guthrie
y Okla. say that Secretary Smiths reg
= istration requirements for strip set
"a tier, are illegal. and advise settlers t
Is pay no attention to them, but enter thu
y strip on the opening day and settle
n upon lani in the usual way.
SOUTH CHICAGO was visited. on TN
he cath. with an extensive contlagratioI
r. which destroyed 200 houses and rem
= dered 5000 people homeless. y
i rapid was the spread of the name
II. that many persons narrowly escape
p from their burning homes. and scene
or Of panic and confusion rivaling thos
ns of the great fire of 1871 were vii
n messed.
A MOB OF 500 men surrounded tn
lumber mills of ii. Nj. Loud 4 Son
Lumber Co. at Oscoda, Mich, on tn
49, cath. and forced the employees, VIII
III were working at reduction TO qul
n work. The mob then marched to tn
=. company's cedar yards and stoppe
-. operations there.
,- AT crossing between Lexington an
West Alexandria. o., on the Cincinnati
4. jackson & Mackinac railroad. Mr.
=, VIM. Hapner and daughter, aged !
n were struck by train. or the Goth. IN
- instantly killed. a little girl aged
\. years was also seriously injured.
Il. w. PARKER. who was under a
a, rest in san Francisco for embezzl
- ment in Chicago, shot himself. on II
2, esd. when he learned that extraditio
- papers were on the way for his r
moval to the east His wife was wit
IN him at the TINT.
80 s. =. TARRAIs, the second victim
:, yellow fever at brunswick, Ga, one
"a on the esd. No new cases are reporte
HIS royal highness Prince Yorihit
no cousin of the reigning mikado OF Japs
Al and second from the throne, arrived
slv Winnipeg, Man. on the 24th. from va
couver. en- route to the Worlds fair.
mi FIRE in the village of MERGED Fah
ty. Cal. on the cath. destroyed the Merc'
VS. wooden mills Nelson's flour mills al
the large warehouse containing wooi
goods. Loss. s20o.0o0 insurance, $40
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