The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-13

already been placed Ii Is stated that
from prcsen; indications fully ESQ
people will he employed by the bicycie
manufactures OF that city the coming
year.
WAI.TEI THOMPSON. of Shelbyville.
while extracting "A loaded shell from a
gun. met with "A serious accident The
she'll exploded. filing his face and
he'd with shot and powder.
Two YEARS ago George Lnfberry. Of
Paris, France. came 10 Valparaiso TO
attend the normal school. lie met
Miss Bertha Miller. q society belle.
whom he wooed and won. lie returned
10 his home in July. The other day he
came back and the couple were mar
ried. His father is n wealthy Paris
merchant
AT Marion the jury in the case Of the
state vs.. John n. Hart. for EN- oezzling
81. 500 from Armour 4 Co, returned .
verdict OF not guilty.
The Onion Building and Loan asso-
citation OF Shelbyville. has had It's capi-
tai stock Of $500. 900 placed on the
county tax duplicate by County AS
SCISSOR Common. The sum this ~associa-
ton will pay into the treasury for the
two years is ST.. 900.
f. G. HILL florist. of Richmond. se-
cured the first premium on his pink
chrysanthemums, Indiana" at the
Madison Square, New York. chrysan-
themum exhibit.
a LOCAL freight and a wrecking
train came together in n head-end col
lision at Marion. Both trains were
running at a rate of about ten miles
an hour. The damage was about
81.
JONI HARRIS. who was injured sew
eral days ago while ~alighting from a
baltimore & Ohio Southwestern pas
senCer train at Meiora. died OF lock-
jaw, as a result; OF his injuries
c. A. ROBINSON, president of the Farm
ers' Mutual BENEFIT association. and a
close friend Of the Hinshaw family.
had a talk with Gov. Matthews relative
to a pardon for Rev. VIM. + Hinshaw.
now in the prison south for wife muir
der. Mr.. Robinson declined to say
whether or not ne received any en-
enlargement from the governor but
he did say that he proposed TO devote
considerable time toward securing sig
natures TO an application for Hin
shaw's pardon. Mr.. Robinson also re-
ported that he had been in Hendricks
county looking into the case.
The historic old home OF the late
Gov. James u. Williams. in Harrison
township. near Nircennes. was burned
the other night Loss about $1,000
ABRAHAM GIVEN. for many years a
prominent merchant and banker Of
Frankfort. is dead.
Dr. A. ). SAYrLE- a prominent phy-
stefan OF Frankfort. is dead OF typhoid
fever. lie was ~ years of age
Mrs. HAYNES Of Orestes. has fled a
5000 damage suit agains. Marshal
Jackson. who made the raid on ner
husbands saloon recently and got
shot
JAMES DuGAN, an empioye at
Brann's sawmili. Nashville. fell into
the saw and had his LETT leg GU; Off at
the knee
RoDKRr. the l--year-old son of r. T.
Scott, president of the Farmers bank.
of Mooresville. was fatally injured
with a gun in the hands Of Charles
They were hunting rabbits
attempted to shoota rabbit that
Scott had just run from a pile Of rails
shot struck Scott in the back and
penetrated his lungs
The officers of the Indiana division
of Inc Travellers Protective ~associa-
ton organized in Frank fort a post that
starts with a membership of thirty.
n. w. Hanna was elected president.
ID. A. Coulter. vicc-presldcnt. and j.. r.
Kramer. secretary and treasurer.
Those composing the board of direct
ors are: Il. n. Sims, Arthur Huessey.
y. c. Davis. a. L. Cooper, W. J. Hat
field and ". NJ. Shafer.
Mrs. ANNA ERICKSON. living near
Balm bridge. sent a bullet through her
dying instantly. She had been
inmate OF the insane hospital, and.
her watchers, went to al out
house. where she barred her breast and
fred the fatal shot. Her age was
about 90 years
SEVERAL month z n small pig be-
to .Iohn Hills. Of Michigan
town. was impounded by the village
marshal for lettering on the streets.
The officer wanted sL5O fees for its re-
and Hollis wouid not paw il.
claiming that was more than the pig
was worth. and a lawsuit followed. In
the preliminary bout the town won.
$40 costs. Hills appealed.
and in the circuit court the other day
he came ont victorious. recovering the
pig NOV a grown hor). and throwing
all the costs tnbout $3.50 on the town
false Imprisonment OF the porkcr.
PENSIONS have been granted to In
dianians IS follows: 0ri-inal-John A.
Jones. Liberty. Authenticated l..
Wneatley. Norrpanda. Renewal and
lncrcasc-Edson Terrell. Eiknart.
Original Widows. etc NV Mary 4. Wells.
Galena. minor Of James o. Walton.
liexvillc.
A CHANGE Of venue mas been granted
1T Rockville, in the Keller murder
trial.
A. T. NABEE. engaged in the cloth
ing business AT North Manchester. has
failed. with liabilities approximatinr