The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-11-06


OK application of II. NJ. llutchinsot
and ". L Culbert. al Michigan NNy' .
Charles NJ Gogan WIS appointed re- Is
ceiyer of the Cosluo ButtermilS soap +
90. Is plant. owned by j. J. Burns anu .
Beniiah :. Williams. Of Chicago. ~ ). f
Bovser. OF Chcstertun, was app"ln'e" \
receiver for "A houses at Porter owned (
hv Daniel w Baldwin, OF Chicago on 4
petition ~ the lratcrnal Building and I
Loan association. Of indianapolis.
WESLEY CARElI.. of Milan, while 4
hunting near Sunman, was accsaeh'-
ally shot and killed while standing on
log. His gun fell and sent the en-
tire load OF shot into his bowels
LEONARD BRYAN, one OF the promi-
nent hog breeders in Indiana, died AZ
Portsmouth the other afternoon cf "
phoid fever.
ONE of the men connected with the
Indiana Mineral railroad project, the
line for which survey has been made
from DAYTON. o., TO 81. Louis. ny wayoi
Richmond and Tcrre llaute, announced
that work will be resumed when the
rol tical excitement is over. An esti-
mate Of the cost OF the entire road has
been submitted 10 various capitalists
and approved by them.
Is attempting To pass a hack on the
way homo from the republican rally
James 4. Alexander. a merchant, OF
Marshall was thrown from his bug
gv and instantly killed. Three others
were seriously injured.
AS John Eurstcc and wife, OF Troy.
were driving near Tell City,
their team frightened at train
and ran away. Their buggy
was hurled over the river bank and
both were injured. Mrs. Burstce has
since died.
TIE Richmond police force has two
savage bloodhounds in training for the
pursuit of criminals.
Il DAVID SMITH. farmer living five
\ miles north of Union City, while husK-
ing corn with a machine got his right
arm caught in the machine. and his
hand and his forearm were SO badly
mangled that it had to be amputated
just above the elbow.
Earl. PRICE, boiler maker, aged 10.
fell from the fourth floor of the Ste
venson block, in course of erection in
indianapolis, and was fatally injured.
WHILE she was sailing sheep on her
farm below Madison. Mrs. Elizabeth
McNeely was attacked by ram. She
died two days later.
LEANDER HENDRICKS. aged - years,
committed suicide by placing re-
volver against his head and firing. He
called on his divorced wife, now mar
ried TO another. and said he intended to
kill himself because in case he took
sick no one would look after him. She
promised to see that he was cared for.
but that did not satisfy him. The crime
was committed at the home OF Thomas
Dean, east of Muncie.
REV J. H. WINANs. pastor of the
First Baptist Church Of kokomo, re-
signed his charge n few days age, the
announcement being great surprise
; to the congregation. Rev Ninans.
during his four years passionate there
built O. fine new church cdfice and
added largely TO the membership. lie
has accepted call To ST. Marys, o.. Z.
: where he will go November Is.
HENRY c. BATES, one of the best
known millers in Indiana. died in Port
land Of lockjaw. His sufferings we're
terrible. Death resulted from a gun
shot wound received in his foot sew
eral weeks ago while out hunting.
A COMMITTEE composed Of members
t of the faculty of the State Normal
. school. Terre iiaute, has been appoint
ed to devise a plan of organization of
d mutual benefit association. 1t is 10
be in the form of sick benefit and for
death as well. but for the latter not to
involve the payment Of a large amount.
Instead. il is merely to cover the funer-
I al expenses. 1t has been found that
!, something OF the kind has been needed.
In most eases the students at the
normal are not provided with more
. money than their actual living ex
penses. and in case of sickness are
I embarrassed for the lack of money K
/, pay the additional expenses.
r ABOUT 20 mernb crs of thcThirty-thir'
I Indiana volunteers held reunion "a
Martin sville. Some were present iron
+ other states who had not been with IN
boys for years, and many were pres
ent who actually had to be intro
r duced to some of their own comrade
+ with whom they had touched e.
Z bows for two or three years. In
!. welcome address was delivered b
4 James e.. Balm, and responded TO .
a Gen. John Coburn and others IN
afternoon was devoted to routine bus
n ness. and. later on, to "reminiscences
4 John X Mcbride is compiling histor
!. of the doings OF the regiment. whic
!, will be issued in book form in the nea
!. future. Gen. Coburn delivered an n
o. dress.
JOHN and Mary Gable. living nes
L. Windsor. Randolph county, celebrate
!. their 5oth wedding anniversary recon
\. ly. There were present their six chi
r. dren and host of grandchildren. D
~ sides numerous friends.
r. HAMMOND is wildly excited over II
action of hoodlums. who cut down
rh big American flag stuck from the Fir
y national bank. Rewards have bee
in offered. but excited citizens say that