The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-04

tween the Nalkyrie and George Gould
Vigilant next year.
A DISPATCH from Shanghai. on tn,
gath. said that the entire province O
Che kiang has again been placardec
with anti-foreign and anti-Christiar
procl CARNATIONS, causing great anxiety
among the foreign residents.
ON the cath Nelson Morris, of Chi
cago, filed an amended objection in the
United States circuit court To the or.
der OF sale OF the Whisky trust distil.
leries- This is said to be new move
to continue the fight against the reor-
ganization committee.
CHARLES WILFREp MowBRAY, the
English anarchist. who came TO this
country for the purpose Of teaching
the doctrine OF red flag and no gov
eminent, was stopped in the middle of
a speech at Belmont park by the Chi
cago police on the oad
Is letter 10 Guy NJ. Gest. Of Cincn-
natl Thomas T. Drew, an American
lawyer writing from Nicaragua. SAYS
he has completed deal for the pur-
chase of 200, 900 acres OF land in the
southern portion of the Mosquito coun-
try for American colonists.
A SPECIAL meeting of the Dominion
cabinet was held, on the 2.th, TO take
decisive steps in summoning parlia-
ment to give effect to re medal legis-
lation promised the Catholic minority
should Premier Greenway of Manitoba
failed TO take action in re-establishing
perochial schools.
OS the goth Gov Culberson issued
call for special session OF the Texas
legislature TO consider prize fighting
He hopes to secure the repeal of the
occupation tax law. and thereby pre-
vent the rbett-Fitzsimmons fight
1t is said public opinion commends the
governors action.
THE secretary of the interior has
recommended to the encouragement
that action be taken against the Lit
tie Rock & Fort Smith Railroad Co.
for an accounting TO the government
looking TO the recovery Of 5000 acres
OF land inadvertently granted in ex-
cess to that road.
BARONESS DE RoQUE, mother of Mrs
Florence Maybrick, who is now at
Roux. Belgium, is said to to have com
municated with her solicitors in Lon
don in regard to new and important
evidence in the May brick murder case.
which will he submitted TO the home
secretary, Sir Matthew White Ridley,
who has promised TO review the case.
ADvIcEs by mail from Japan indi-
cate a decrease in the number Of cases
of cholera. the number Of new cases in
Toxic daily having decreased from
forty or fifty TO only nineteen. Be
fore the steamship Empress of India
sailed from Yokohama. on the l4th,
the disease had almost disappeared
there. and marines were freely allowed
ashore.
REV. DR. w. II. THOMAS, of Chicago,
caused some what Of sensation, on
the morning Of the 22d. by declaring
from his pit that the time had
come for America TO say that the op-
preston Of Cuba by Spain must come
10 an end. There was large attend
ance OF the best people of the city.
and the speaker was frequently inter-
rupted by outbursts Of Applause.
e
To GIVE effect TO the presidents or
der providing for the examination Of
candidates for consulates. the secre-
tary OF the treasury. on the 25th. APP
pointed board. consisting of the
third assistant secretary OF state, the
solicitor and the chief Of the consular
bureau. to examine candidates as they
are nominated by the president. The
exam ination will be severe but perth
nent.
The Calumet and IIccla company OF
Ilonghtsn, Mich. is materially increas-
ing its output Of refined copper, and
ore stored from the operations Of pre-
vious years is now being smelted.
This years output OF copper will be
nearly 10000. 900 pounds more than last
year. an increase Of one-third. At the
present price of copper the company is
earning nearly $500. 600 net profit every
month
TnE trial Of the alleged Cuban fiji.
busters at Wilmington. Del. on the
23d. resulted in the acquittal of the ac-
cused. and they were discharged amid
general rejoicing in the court room.
which spread, with the news. all over
the city. On tlss same day. at vii.
mington, y. G., the case against the
captain and crew of the steamsh in
Commodore. also alleged filibusters.
was dismissed.
In the Irish national convention
which met in Chicago. on the 25th. il
was boldly declared that, no matter
what the sentiments Of the American
government or the American people.
the time had arrived for the Irish in
America to abandon constitutional
agitation. to take up the sword, and &c
seek the independence of their isle by
the use Of weapons rather than through
legislative enactment.