The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-12-11

DAlNAhNfU Is NNN 80
who hold a SO, go chattcl or the stocN-
other creditors have conraeneed at
tachmcnt> and replevin proceedings 70
rcovcr goods on recent shipment
These creditors claim goods were pur-
chased through misrepresentation by
the firm as 10 is financial standing
The stock il worth $4,000.
PEoF. HEIcH. assistant in the de-
par.ment Of geography nj the State
Normal. j. dead at the home for IN
vali1S. HIS death resulted from a COM
~p!ication of diseases Prof Heieh
came TO the normal this fall
THE immense shoe shops al the pris-
on south are now in operation. The
Tar-B0x shoe and Leather Co has
taken about Is men there in the eapae-
inv OF foremen. and the output from
the factory will be very large The
new building IS a model one for he
purpose and the firm have put in the
most approved machinery.
Al MinGfall the jury in the case OF
the state OF Indiana against Frank
Ross. who. il was alleged. killed a
playmate with a croqEe, mallet, re-
turned a verdict OF not guilty, on the
ground Of self-defense.
CHARLES BELL n carpenter. escaped
from the constabies NJ Milan amid a
shower of bullets from the officers re-
~volxers Bell had been arrested on
charges made by Miss Edith Abbott
HENRY WAREES. a farmer living six
miles east Of Winchester, hanged aim
self in his barn
V~ $500 - Cu--I-s1=a Eff-
has bought the young t~rotter, Red
lee. by Eedfcld. from Charles Beeson.
OF kennard- lie Is a promising an-
NAL
l. A. Brown * Co. Of Richmond
have issued the initial copy of the Red
Mems Chieftain. n journal which viii
b. devoted to the interests of the Red
Men in the state.
CHARLES LAcKEY, OF Cambridge City,
has sold 20 A. Asher. of Pittsburgh. n
handsome bay team. The price was
s5C1 One of the horses was purchased
in Rush county. and the other at VIII
liamsburg. in Wayne county
TWO masked men held up saloon
keeper Nolan Beckner. at Arlington
He was hauled from his buggy
and beaten insensIble- His horse Il
buggy. gold watch and 500 diamond
were taken. and he was left on the
roadside. supposed to be dead He
was found next morning. Becker
was almost frozen
AQUILLA LAvERTY. aged IS, one of
the wealthiest farmers OF Parker coun-
". died the other morning OF injuries
receiver 8-e days ago by falling
through a shaft in his elevator Dur
ing the war ne served in Thirty-irst
Indiana volunteers. He owned land
here and in Missouri
MICHAEL FLOWERS. an aged farmer.
was instantly killed BY a freight train
at Cromwell. He Vas deaf and had
been through three almost similar ac-
eidents before. escaping each time
without injury
/ FEw weeks ~ Mrs Leon Willard
! OF Marion. received notice that sine hac
: inherited a large estate in France. anc
she at once went 70 that country TO in
veStiga,e- Her daughter. Mrs william
: Parlus. has received word from hel
that the report was genuine and thai
her share OF the estate j. nearly a mil
lion dollars
6 The second death occurred the other
day at Anderson ancng the triplets
I born TO Mr.. and Mrs j.. +. Carpenter
Of that city. three weeks ago. The.
were all boys
The total loss 20 the Wabash county
Jail By FIRE the other night was =. 500
$1,000 on the building and $500 on fur
niture. The jail was insured for $4,000
equally divided between the Connec
ticut Of Hartford and the P~ennsylvani
Tire Insurance Go. OF Philadelphia
The furniture was insured in the Fir
Association Of Philadelphia
JAMES Lynn. JE.. trustee of tn
Wabash Church and School Furnitur
Co. has received an order from a CHI
\ cauo firm for twenty-five thousan'
= school desks. with the privilege G
making il twenty thousand more
The above order is the largest orde
ever received by the company. and W.
y insure work for a full force of en-
= ployes for a year.
INDIANA pensioners: Original-Jai
. Gcod. Union Center. Laporte; Jon
" Robbins. deceased. Mt Pleasant PERI,
Lemuel johnson. deceased. Greentiel,
lAAU(OtA lANAtaSE-l tNNl ~
Lvnnville. varrick; Isaiah l. RAM
Bloomfield. Greene. benjamin r.. Ricl
ard. Mauckpo-t. Harrison: James !
Yarbrough. Shoals. Martin: James y
:; May. Brazil, CLAY: John Pipes. Ne
. Amsterdam. Harrison Original vi
~ ows. ete.-Renewal. Minor OF James
he Spear. OF Columbia City. Whitley. Mar
~ r. Payne. Winchester. Randolph; Nc
81 lie l. Robbins. Mt. Pleasant PER-
~ Anna VI. Jones. Greenfield. Hancock.
The count was completed the 9th
% day OF the special election in Fult'
"e county for a representative. al
~ Mark l. Patterson. republican. W
elected by - votes This gives the Z
'c pubIicans - members OF the house,
m majority OF 4. and % members OF q
senate. a majority of Is; n majority
~ joint ballot of 20
on LIE SSAPP was standing in front
Sc >. w. Patton's store. Shelburn. when
large piece Of window glass, which h
% --.~r~-~T- 49, t--r~., sar1 ~. .