The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-11

Two MEN were killed and several
wounded Ina New Work city. on la 'b;
hy he breaking OF derrick. causing
aeavy iron beam which they were
ho,>ting % fall upon them.
THF ear gave an audience, on the
s',h. % Count Won Ioltisc. aiic-dc-
camp to thcGerman emperor. who was
the bearer ~ nm autographs letter
from the kaiser.
NN CoN>oEs. captain Of the schonn-
or Southwest. living at Marquette.
Mich. for shelter from the storm. was
drowned in that harbor on the Isl.
KING llUMBERr. learning that Queen
Victoria il DESTROYS Of visiting Naples.
has placed the palace Of Capo di Monte
at her disposal.
A DISPATCH from Cape Town. on the
"a. said that bishop Naples. Of Nyas-
saland. a1d Rev. Joseph Williams, a
missionary. were drowned in Lake Nv
ASA. on September IL. and that Rev.
MIR. Atlay, a missionary. was recently
murdered on the Zambesi river by ma
tives.
Oh the I'd Mrs. Langtrv made for
London for the sum of 100000. the
value of the jewels she deposited with
the bank, which were subsequently
sure ndered 10y the bank to stra niger
upon his presentation OF "A forged or
der
Rev. WILLIAM T. IlINsHAw. pastor
of the leading Methodist church in
Bellcville. Ind, was convicted, on the
2i. ~ murder in the second degree for
the killing of his wife. and his punish
ment was assessed at Imprisonment for
life in the penitertiary.
TnE Edward McGhee school for girls,
AT Woodville. Miss. one of the finest
institutions in the south. was destroyed
by fire on the night OF the LIST. The
inmates were rescued through the win
dows with much difficulty
BRIG. zen. o. VI. Poe, colonel Of en-.
gineers OF the north west district. died
at his residence in Detroit. Mich. on
the I'd. aged 80. The immediate cause
OF death was erysipelas.
The United States cruiser Brooklyn
was successfully launched at Cramps
shipyard. Philadelphia. on the I'd
The prevalence of icebergs in the
South Atlantic and Pacific oceans is
becoming serious. Cold weather is the
rule, and ships are frequently frozen
up aloft SO that the manning Of the
yards is an mpossibility.
The condition Of Gen. Malone, on
the 3D., remained practically un.
changed His physicians said there
was nothing on which to base any hope
for the sufferers Of recovery.
DIR ELLIOTT +. RoGEgs. Of Chicago, I
formerly Of Worcester Mass. instruc.
tor in chemistry at Harvard. was found I
dead IN the la boratory Of that institu.
ton on the 9d.
MANUEL ROMERO RUBIo. secretary OF
the interior and fatrer-n-law OF Presi-
lent piaz, died in the City OF Mexico,
On the 3d. from blood poisoning.
HARRY WRIGHT the veteran baseball
died at Atlantic City. y j.,
IN the Sd.
FIRE. on the "a, DESTROYED the cot.
ION mill plant Of the Warren (R l.,
Co., causing loss OF
over 81. 100000. and throwing 1000 EN-.
,loyes out Of work. 1t is said the dis.
lster practically destroys the town.
AFTER leaving the army hospital al
Fort Sheridan. Ill. where he had been
yetting rid OF the effects of his last
pree, on the 81. First Lieut.. Pague
ired three shots at Col r. +. A. Croft.
on. commandant of the post. the last
hot iniiicting a painful though not
erious wound in the abdomen Of the
fiicer. The Lieutenant was seized be-
ore he could fire again