The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

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JASPER INDIANA I
>MAfI.-pox has broken ont in the sol X
Gicrs home at Milwaukee,
A BrILErI> issued by his physician,
or the e>th, announced that Mr.. Glad
stone was rapidly recovering from the
effects Of the operation upon hi> eye.
Tux cruiser Cincinnati. the first steel
war ship bull. in the brooklyn navy
yard. has been ordered into commits
sion June IA. Great things are eN-
pccted OF her
TuE steamer City Of Picking arrived
ut san Francisco on the 26th. from the
orient. bringing intelligence that chol-
era is epidemic at Canton. many deaths
occurring daily.
Tnr town Of viggianello. Basilicata'
italy. was shaken by an earthquake on
the 18th. \ number of houses were de-
destroyed. but at latest accounts no
body was reported killed.
An enormous gathering II bulgarian
students and Others invaded Sofia park.
on the slst. and destroyed the bust 81
Premier >tambuloff. which occupied
prominent place in the restaurant
therein.
Ex-PRFsIpFNr HARRISON and eN-At-
torney-General Miller were admitted
10 practice in the United states court
81 appeals for the seventh circuit
which convened in IT, new quarters IN
Chicago on The 3ist.
NoRDEcN l.. HorKIN>. the veteran
Journalist. who was Wilbur T. >toreys
rirht-hand man on the Chicago Times
FOR 50 many wears. died. on the a9th, at
the home 81 his daughter. Mrs +. W.
Ball. at ;rand Rapids. Mich.
TnF democrats in the Ohio delegation
in congress had a meeting. on the 18th.
todiscu~s some appointing nt>. and while
in session took a vote on the sugar
question. OF the eleven democrats IN
the delegation. all save one We're for
free sugar.
TaE Bank Of Enterprise tka>.l was
closed. on the 3lst. by Bank Examiner
Prudential. Its assets are nominal
and liabilities are about 100000. The
failure caused no surprise. as the bank ;
shakv condition had been generally
known for several months.
WHILE still suffering from the effects
Of the cloud-bnrst ~ the 10Th. Pueblo.
Col. was again visited. on the 3ist.
with still more destructive expert
ence of the same kind which sent the
floods in the Arkansas and Fountain
rivers higher than ever and caused the
los Of many lives.
The Knights Of Pythias Of Washing
ton are actively engaged in preparing
for the biennial meeting OF the supreme
lodge and encampment Of the uniform
rank. 10 be held in that city the latter
part Of August. II is expected that
from 10000 70 10000 men viii appear
in the grand parade.
THOMAS Cook. aged 90. one Of th'
most prominent masons in Indiana
ana "a FtllTt1 - t'Nt7'f'%A~
had. on the 2sth. been missing for ;
week. and the police in all the neigh
boring cities had been notified. HI
had large sum Of money on his per
son when last seen.
REPORTS. on the 30th. from the west
ern third Of Kansas were very discour
aging. and showed the wheat crop Il
that section To be a total failure
There will he very little wheat raise
west of the center of the state. and ur
less the conditions Immediately chang
there will lie no corn raised.
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Ex-JrsTrcF or THE PEACE kFSSrT
+. SUTHERLAND. If Gravesend- y
was. on the 10Th. sentenced To fw
wears and eiggt months in sing Sin
prison. and TO pay fine of $1,000 +
his part in the election frauds perp
trated in the interest of John \. Mckar
at Gravesend last November
IL a telegram from President job
Mcbride Of the United Mine Worker
at Springfield. H.. to Secretary J..
NcBrvde. at Columbus. o.. on the cot
the former stated positively that thel
was going To be settlement OF u
strike there. This il was believe
would result in settlement ~ q
whole strike.
THE president gave orders, on !
Goth. to the gardeners 10 cut all I
best flowers in the White Hou
grounds and place them on the soldie
and sailors graves in the national &C
eterv at Arlington. All the flowers
the gardens surrounding the state. v
and navy departments were also tax
for the same purpose.
GES. CHARLES I. kETLrY'S naval
vision of the Commonwcal army. viii
is floating down the Mississippi river
boats. arrived al -. Louis. on the eve