The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-26

MAN believed 10 ne one on the yuan
tico Va. train robbers was captured AZ
Cumberland, Md. on the 18th. Two
Others we've caught AT Cherry Run. w.
Va The man captured al Cumberland
gave his name a. {. J. >earcy. ~ Fort
Dodge. kas.. hut lac is supposed 10 he
Charley I.earv. an all-round crook.
4 MAGNIFICENT military display was
witnessed in Berlin. on the 18th. in
connection with the formal dedication
~ the 1872 flags destined for the recc.t-
ly-organizcd fourth battalion II each
regiment IT infantry. The ceremony
Of mailing these tiags "a their rtaffs
was performed hy Emperor William in
person.
EX->rEAkFE THoNAs a. REED. nf
Maine. addressed the students ~ the
4 Michigan university at Ann Arbor on
the night of the 18th. Ills subject was
THE Relation OF Leaders Ia Progress. 7
University hall. which j. capable Of
seating $500 was packed by a gather
ing which greeted the distinguished
congressman with great enthusiasm.
AFTER relieving f. y liill Of his po-
sition A. agent AT The nalle>, Ore. on
the 18th. the officials Of the Pacific In
press Co placed Ed Kurhe in charge If
the Office and caused Hill. Messenger
Tibbetts and Waterman Gibson 10 Ice
arrested. They are accused of com
plicity in the robbery ON the night OF
the 18th. when sl4. 900 was stolen.
ApyIcE> received from Port An
Prince. IIayti. say that President Hip.
polvte and his minister AZ war had a
haud-to-hand fight in the palace re-
Gently The minister OF war was badly
whipped in the encounter with hi~
du>ky chief. and. at last accounts. was
confined 10 hi> bed with his injuries.
WILLIAM BARNES. clerk in the
United states treasurers office for
thirty-iive years. died ON the 18th Mr..
Barae> had handled in hi lifetime
probably more money than any other
man in the world. The greatest amount
handled by him in any one day j. stated
at $50 pO. Oo0.
o> the 18th the federal grand jury Al
Chicago reported a true bin against eN-
GOV. John l.. Heveridge. president: f.
H. Arnold. vice president. and samuel
VI. Biddi>on. secretary of the State
Mutual Life Insurance Co. The indici-
ment charges the defendants with using
the mails Ia further the business of "a
lottery. /; j. alleged that the concern
i in lis essence a lottery.
A SPECIAL from Tampa. Fla. saws
that early on the morning Of the 18th.
a strike was declared in the cigar fac
tory OF Gonzales 4 Noera at Yhor |
City. and all hands vent out The |
men. armed with clubs. etc. proceeded |
Ia other factories. Up 10 IL o'clock |
over 1000 cigarmaxer> were ont
Mrs GEORGE EDDY and Mrs Painter |
were run over and killed at the railroad |
crossing one mile east of Byron. H.. by |
a pa >>enger train. on the 18th. Mrs
Eddy was -Beckmanite. her hus hand |
being >uperintende of the >chwein-
furth Heaven" at Rockford Ill
VERY REV. JAMES 4. McFA-L. rector
II It Marys cathedral. in Trenton. y.
J.. was con>ecrated a. bishop Of Tren-
ton on the 18th the church in which
le had for years labored 80 faithfully
being the scene of the ceremonies.
An explosion Of fire damp occurred
n >haner mine No. >. al >haner Pa,
IN the Baltimore a Ohio railroad. on
the 18th. and four Italian miners were
seriously burned. IL was thought tive
IF them would die.
CHARLES CLIFFORD miner. Of
'reensburg. Pa. WAS instantly killed.
IN the 18th. by the discharge If a re-
folver which had fallen from hi poca-
4 The ballet passed through his
heart. Clifford leaves widow and
'everal children.