The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-11-02
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

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fred reached Nashville. Tenn. on the
2sth, which is TO be its permanent
home. 1t is Hotchkiss rapid-firc one
FOUNDER, from the gunboat Nashville.
which sent a shot over the bow of the
Spanish merchant vesseI Buena Ven
tura.
Deacon Kessler and Elder Y. n.
Bouck, Dowieites. were forcibly de-
ported from Mansfield. o.. on the 2sth,
by the police. Bouck had been there
nearly week holding services. He
objected to being put on the train,
and had to be dragged out of the sta
ton and put aboard.
At the opening of the Bulgarian
sdbranje. on the 2sth, Prince erdi-
nand predicted that the difficulty be-
tween Bulgaria and Roumania. grow
ing out of the latter's demands for
the suppression of the Macedonian
revolutionary committee, would soon
be settled.
Naieeb Arbeely. consul general to
Egypt during Gen. Grants first adj
ministration, was stricken with pa
ralysis at the barge Office in New York
on the 2sth. For some years he has
been one of the immigrant inspectors
having in charge the oriental bureau.
The sternwhcel steamer Falls City
was partially destroyed by fire at
Louisville, KY, on the 2sth. Loss. >s,-
600. The boat cost $4,000, belonged
10 the Kentucky River Packet and
Towboat Co., and piled between Louis
vile and Frankfort. Ky.
DR.. Morrison, wiring from Pekin.
under date of the Goth, says: The
foreign ministers, in conference to-
day. decided to add the names of
Prince vi and Wing Men to those of
the seven officials whose execution
France has demanded"
Winona. Mimi, and vicinity was Wis
tied. on the 2sth, by the worst storm
in many years at this season of the
year. Lightning did considerable uam-
age in the city, and the railroads suf-
fered much loss on account of wash
outs and high water.
A union service i'm memory of the
Presbyterian missionaries who were
killed ut Pao-Ting-Fu, on June 30 last.
was held. on the 2sth, at the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian church, Aew
York city.
The semi-oflicial Politische Core
spondenz of Vienna. asserts that
France and Russia. after discussion,
have decided TO accept the Anglo-Ler-
man agreement
New York city was shaken, on tho
2eth, by a succession of explosions
which occurred in the seven-story
building Of Tarrant & Co.. makers Of
medicinal specialties. standing at the
northwest corner Of Greenwich and
Warren street, which caused much
loss of life and injured nearly 100 per-
sons. The explosion was followed by
an extensive conflagration. and the
property loss wac very great.
Cornelius J.. Alvord. .Jr.. the abb
sconding note teller of the First ma
tiona, bank of New York city. who is
charged with stealing 100000 from
the bank, was arrested in Boston. on
the goth, by Chief Inspector William
Il. Watts, Of BOSTON, and Detective
Armstrong, of New York. He made
no resistance. and agreed 10 return to
New York city without rcquisition pa
pers.
The French frigates Cecille and
Suchct arrived at Annapolis. Nd. on
the goth. and anchored in the roads.
about six miles from the city. When
the vessels arrived they fired a salute
OF q guns. The guns AT the Naval
academy replied. A reception was
rendered the officers by Superintend.
ent Wainwright later in the day.
At 4:46 a. m. on the Goth. Caracas, |
Venezuela, was visited by severe
earthquake. Fifteen persons were
Killed and mIny others injured. Great
damage was done TO buildings. includ-
ing the Pantheon and the churches of |
the city. The United States legation
was badly damaged. but all the occu-
pants escaped unhurt.
Adviccs from the anthracite mining
districts Of Pennsylvania Indicate q
very general resumption of work. on |
the goth. though. i'm some instances,
natably in the I.ackawanna valley. the
men held back for more definite assur-
anccs by the companies than had vet
been given.
Acting Secretary OF Agriculture
Moore has detailed y. X. Haywood. an
assistant in the chemistry division. to
make q complete examination Of me
waters of the government reservatio
At Hot Springs. Ark.
The Chinese minister at Paris. on
the 2sth, cabled TO Emperor Kwang-
su, urging his majesty TO return to
Pckin. pointing out that his SO doing
would very greatly facilitate the
peace negotiations.
Frederick Godct, the theologian and
tutor of the late Emperor Frederick
Of Gcrmany, died at Neuchatel on the
goth.