The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-14

York city for the purpose OF devising
schemes for defeating the administers
ton.
Mis- JENNIE NORTHERN. living ~
miles west az Princeton. Ky, died on the
5th, at the advanced age OF ITO years.
She contracted measles few days be-
fore. the first case She ever had, which
nroved fatal. She was n remarkably
well preserved woman and active up tc
the time Of her sickness.
MRS ERNEST SCHULTZ, wife OF Jaiief
Schultz. of Griffin. Ga, shot negro
prisoner named William Andrews. who
was trying TO escape from the jail. on
the 5th. The shots brought the negro
to the ground and crowd TO the jail.
Mrs. schultz attends 10 the business OF
the Jail while here husband is away.
REPRESENTATIVES, Of the various state
boards Of health hclda meeting in New
York city. on the 5th, and considered
various questions that will likely be OF
some Importance in case Of an epidemic
81 cholera this summer. The meeting
was presided over by DIR. J. \. Meteor
mick. president 81 the National Con-
ference of State Boards of Health.
A yorSG Norwegian named kunder-
sen left bridgeport Conn, on the 9TH.
in row boat bound for Chicago to at
tend the Worlds fair. He viii row all
the way. and expects TO make the jour-
ney in ten weeks.
THE British government has sent
circular to the post Office officials in
Great Britain and Ireland, notifying
them that since March - there have
been tiftv-one deaths from cholera IN
rOrient, in the department of Morbi'
han. France.
Mrs. MoNrAGr. who caused the deati
of her daughter, by brutal punishment
little over n year ago. was released
from the Dublin Ireland) jail. on The
5th. having served her sentence o
twelve months imprisonment
THr suspended Commercial bank o
, Australia. at Melbourne. is 10 be reor
ganized with new company witt
. sd. 600. 900 capital.
FAST day in Boston the 6th-wa
, ushered in by lively snow storm
, which ceased about o'clock, but no
r until four inches of snow had fallen.
, ABOARD the steamship Guildhal
: which arrived at New York. on tn
: 9th. from Alexandria. were l75 Egyr
4 tian men and women destined for tn
). | Worlds fair.
n TuF White Star Line Co. has at las
officially recognized the loss OF IN
d freight steamship Naronic- The o.
n ficials Of the line. on the 9th. issue
:. the new passenger list for the season
n and in the list of the company's boat
# the Naronic is not included.
, THE great Mormon temple at Sa
&c Lake CITY. which has been over fort
= wears in building and has cost ov'
"a 600. 600. was turned over TO Il
Y church authorities, on the 9th, cor
&c pleted. Elaborate dedication servic
lie are in progress. to witness which pror
lie inent Mormons from all parts OF u
r world, TO the number OF many tho
ne sands have thronged the city OF =
w Latter Day Saints.
DIR. A~xABEL KRrsE, Gillian char
nj d'a flares at Washington. said that
OF had received no news whatever ire
s. Chilli regarding the reported decla'
az ton of martial law in Santiago. and
u the absence Of any information was
ne clincd 10 believe that the report "
!, untrue.
ne DENNIS CLooNAN, a wife murder
an was hanged at Pittsburgh, Pa, on !
9th.
~ A SPECIAL. train of sixteen ears ]
=" Mount Claire station, Md, on the .
~ loaded with full-sized reproductions
- historical locomotives OF the worl
~ railways for the Baltimore 4 .
~ Railroad Co S exhibit at Chicago.