Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 23, Number 11, Jasper, Dubois County, 25 February 1881 — Page 2

L.Y OOURIK&

fOPIOS Of THE DAT. IK. TaaVlre-J fce kattnr ammdiMiili. TkoCkoir sni Mw poaatef order and tke Moaas, by a brtraitaf r. tMM't so ot tlM Chair, so mml nt am asm the bUl mi Fx. II. lathe Mar by Bataonuj Sckan la irtumi to ltanea affaire. Mr. Ihv fan mm. was tat mm who kad atood tat tbe way ef their raccivtag aay redreaa. Mr. M) Juat Got and at um vanaa .aaaBMT toarora ha tke fatora bte. Mr: .ay. taa praaaacB of uawkv Mm la k bi aid r i Ship aaaTraaf .Kod'a aaaaadaaaaaaadaaaad waa tka Mm aciaaaii at MgakaMjat ay oay work. FKalM.-Tka tat hold tkat tka UaJledBtar ita a etrtat aaoUaBtjr an aB OtxrnaaNl Grow, tka rival ffortkeUakedStatea their wtthdrawal w aha ttk, aflar tka twaaay taken. He OHvar tkelr vataa to Oen. theirs to Tkaaaaa M.Bayae. Tke raamK of tkstsrcayoaaaad ! battot waa a follows: Waltaea, IS; Baavar. t t Bayar. 0; Mtttrriat;, k Mm. Ellis Kuwabim Cants, wife

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of the Wgttam Ashamed Bartlatt plan at Carkt Church, London, an Um Ike bride It years aM aad the rlehraaaaa M tke warkL Ttegreomk . aa ill art Baa ay birth, mat Hkkmam Urx, far ef tke Mew Tarfc aaaO-Ziftnaf, 1 steady lathed from baaiacaii fatally hianeetf, aa the lath, while rtiialag a revel ver. was piwaameat ta ecial. af the Qwveraor's stag. Ha leaves a wife Tmm BtoatfeUi anrrersary of the birthday af raSst Cooper, Um weU-kaewa New Yatk ptrflanthropkt, was asmroprnaatv estebrala4oaUM 19a tatlalarrtaallaf UmCoor Ualoa, wMeh waa erawdaal ia ararjr part. Mr. Caapw'aaaJuac ta Um rartoaa taada of taa taaUtatiaa ay ala anagatnar abaat 1110,0901 PaasuMDrr Uatbs ttdad Uta baaat.af taa BaHliati Praaa Awadatlaai aai Mm URhf aaal napaa4ad at aaaM laaajtli ta UMaaa-Oar lnaiti gttaat, Um PraaidMat af Um UaMad ttatai af Aaaariaa." dopatcm froat Bmaa aaw) tkat F. faaairai, Tlaar Oaaaral af saaa aaa Waa aaaMCat. BadMp af fa aaaiavaaaMtfUM appalanaaat af Mar ta aa Atolaaatrater af tkaarcM afCSaelaaaU.wtta thartaM, af aaeai i. C Kara, Aaaaanatratar af Um taa Aataaio, Trxaa, aaa mmh Sz-Skmatok Dokskt, of by a Boaiber af at Dahaoatea's, Xaw Tark. IIm atkar avaaiafV. Qm. Qraat praaMad. A aaaabar af apcadaaa vara bmmm, la waiek Mr. Dacaey" eftorta fat taa lata waaaai arare kigklylefflM4. Got. Ccixoar aaa! Soomtor Legaa, of IIllBob), raeaatly rlaHaf Maatar, Um-It miadat aa raaiati a ta arga appoiajtaf MatMft T.lacaia ta Cabtaat pari Hon. FrmrAirDo Wood, Oaacraaj froat Xaw Tart, Sertaga, aa tka k, agad at, fMrttdUCoacrtaaki mi, aa Um taatk. Ba akw arrved aa Mayor af Kaw York Cttf for aararal ycara. AMD IMDCBTttT. aaarly all Um qnlrad ta kaBd Ika SonUwia BaBraad ta Uat Florida ttaa, Uuwaaa a rick aottaa Jat Gocld aa Vie a ftaaidaait at Oaaaral Maaaajar af Waatara Ualoa kara aaauajad aatira oaatral af tka Jay Goran, it ia raporlad, aaa par wat la Um Yaleaa Warfea at St. Laato. KMrtk canraat fat Wall Otiaat UMt Ooold aad YaadarkOt an keraaftar to ta Um daaalapaawt at tka ttaa at a ttaa ta tka Maxim Fomt tJwaaaaad oottoai waarars kawa foraaadvaaeaatHyaa, llmMaaaaaraidla. tka luruhMt of Um St. brtaa kt Fa. of a r.Bi., la Ms taftkaflfk. F. A. McClajm, la tko aaaploy- of taa tka fclghway. tftoen miles wntkaart of Brad ford. Pa., In a ilaigb. wMk BW pooads af attra-flyoMine. tat kerne be tame frijrbtMadaln was torn to mfnee-meat. betb b ureas ware kitted, and aa evtdeaoea af Um akdgk eanld ba faoad. Cmmuwiam MAJtnoAjrr and wUawaro at MUwankae bp gas fram a asalSAMraX BCCMAMAK, fitiaf OK Footed PrairK aoar Fart Coaiite, Waakineton Tarritorr, ahot and killed Look Feawiek, a aepaew af Indian Agent Sanaa, wnuaded Mka Mary King la tka arm aad back, shot at James CKNetlL aad Umb shot Mmielf dkroncfc Tmb airbt exprow train oa tka St, Lank drrklen of UMOdoage, Baritagtoa A Quiacy Bailraad waa tkrawa fram tka track ay a hrafcea raM at Cedar Creak, near Manon Um morula; of tkelftk. Tko V aaa day-onach and a aiemmr a fifty foot emkankmeot, tntnloc completely ovrr. Fortunately thre ware but ff w peateoieers eo boifd. Tia InjurKt turn brr ten or twelve, two or three of whom It was thought mhjbt not recover. Ltfttrr. Picncr Borkn Boyal Engf

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Taa Maaiar l ay aFaataa. OaaatT.vaaraft raaat adtodaatktka atkar aJckt. Tkafar aabta. Um raf af wktak waa kaavttjr watffktad witk aartkaa4 raaka, waa Mawa oawa aad Us aupkai awaopaau wait karttd la tka nttaa, wktak aatiftrt Ira aad kuraad up. Only two ia atoaa Baptlat Ckarek oa Araaua, katwaoa Twaaty-UUrd daatrayad kytnoa Um aiickt of tka IStk, aaJy Um waJU maaiatag ataadaw. Tka ekturak aoat fl7a,oaO, aad tka daauifo b aaU awAod at aaatit fSO.OW, with fW iaaurw laaaowpanaaa w aoapoeiaa, aaa a pauag aaa la katd la euatody oa auaalcloa Tmm SooriCa Maaafactariaf; Compaay'a buttoa akap, at WaUrbury, Conn., homed oa tka lltk. Lo, frSOO.UOO; taaur aacallXsSW. Over 300 haoda are Uirowa CMC 0t IMMFwaa Tmbkk vim an immaaaa aati-ooareloa aaatlat kald la Byda Park, LaaaWa, aa Saaday, Um ifck, wkteh waa addraaaad by avoralpraaatoeat IIoaM-Rulen. Toucoo, O., Mifrarad from aa inoadaiKm oa Um 12th, eauaiag at iaaat half a mill, loa dallan' worth of daaMxe. TbovaUroad eoaapoaiae were Un kaarlaat kaara, tkair tracks beiog all aubaMrgad aad tka watar ataakaj froat aavaa ta aiae feet daep at tka Vafaa Dfpot. Faapla bad ta ba removed front their hoqaat 1a boau ia toaaa ram. A tatUar taaadatioa oecurrod at Waahlag. toa, D. X, tke watar betas four foot deep oa Um Jowar part of Peaaeytvaala Avaaua, eaaafagaa aatlre auapeiMtoa of boalaaai. Loaa; Bridge waa swept away. Tmm aaow bloekada Uuxragltoat taa Xerthweet, oaaaed by tka atanaa of tka llltit. waa tkaworatof tka aHwoa, aa alawat eaatplata aaapaaakm of railway trafaa. The storm estaadadaa far oath aa llltaato, Mbaaari and Kaaaaa, a heavy tall of saow belag acaampaaied by aigk wkMb) wMek drlflad it lata aUaost hubarriers. DAitY Dauaa," a rartetj aetrass at City, waaderad from her room while from fever, oa the Right of Um 12th. aad died from exposure dnrfox Um algbt, bar ItMeas body belag feoad by bar Meads after aa anaiht aaareh. She was tka wlfa af MfHy Deaae, a soagaaddaaas man. Thb aaatber of inunigraata jurrirlaf in wis eoaatry dorteg Jaauary was l&JtM. Thk haadqnartors of Urn Land Loagno are ta bereaaovedto Park. It U aaid that mail aoauanatoaUoaa have been tampered with by Qoverameat enlelals, aad all lm portaat aoaamcBiieadoas will beaeafortb be dlrpatahed by rpeetal eoorier. Ia the Houaa at Oamatoaa, ia respoase ta aa laqafry, Um Rosao aeeratary said Um power to open )ettars la liaaafi Uiroogh Um peat Is reaorvsd ta the Haate Secretary for exerctee is exoepUaajalaasaa. Be deeHaed to make aay statemeat asta wasthst M bad beam raeaatly exr Haxuw aaafly boat Logreoek on taa for Um ehamiaashtp of Bag. bav ta convey BriUah troops ta Sootk Airtea. Tmm Hoaaa Cotnmitlaa on Ways and Maaaa have alactad J. Bendoph Tueker, af Tkgktla, Caatnaaa, ta anaaaad Faraaado iaaaaaed. Mr. Tnekar is a Free bat tke ehaag. It to tkangnt, will aa material dlffereiH'e in Um atatua of tbe aammlttaa aa Um Tariff question. GatNMMl ML Roi'SH, a woaltky stockratter, ltvmg near Bioemtngtoa, I1L, died boat Uiree years agu, of what wat thought to ba heart die sail. It is row resorted UMt Patar, Um aaaoad son af deaaaied, diad reaaa0y la aarthara Iowa, after making Um iiafiiilta tkat be murdered bat father by M Ms bedside. tore SodaHata have untrial at Ykmaa. Oae waa Thaad at bkjk treaeoa and Mataaotd ta four yeam'muN-teouBMUt, aaother to tlx moatka aaadweaent, and davaa were acquitted. a i.i- braatoftaf af labor in tbe iwilit at Fall Biver, Xam., nave votad to atrike, tka aetata be kapt teeret. Kino, Kadorm cnndldate for Mayor of FkBadilpkla, beats Stokely, BepuMkaa, by woaaad majority; and Haater, opeaadkUte for Receiver of Taxoi, is The minor Rapuattaaaeansd. Mar Lyea, Citlaeaa eaadidate far Mayor of Pittsburgh, is also Tmb Emperor's speech at tbe opening of Um Betekratk refer petatedly to tka peaceful remtkma of Germany witk neighbortog empires, wblek is taterpreted a an indies! ioo of naawal of latimate relatiaos witk Bosnia. Taa speech alo announce a Ump tax, brewuut tax aad workuiau'i inxuraaos and tradV guilds tax. Tun, Bayou Lafourcba packet Assumption exploded her donkey toller at New Orleans oa tke Uta, killing a aetrro laborer ad seriously injuria, several other pnoas. Johx W. Yocna, son of the Into Mormon President, has been arrested in Denver, by a United States offioer, upon a charge of bigamy. It k imported Uta arrest was nude at the inntanre of Young's tint wife, Libble Can field, whom he married in Philadelphia aaate years ago, under the prom 1m tkat ba would not practice polygamy. NotwtthateadteK bto promise, however, withla two years be married another woman, Luella Cobb, of .Salt Lake, kk first wife then left htm and leturn. d i a, but kaa recently coma Went agala. recently coma Wet agala. Tun Senate took up the Funding bill aa the 1Mb, and Mr. Bayard explained tbe : atnradwtnt of the Senate Finanoe ( uiainitj t'-e, and alviCAt-i thw three and one-ltalf per ccbt. rate and a St-H) bond. The House I further considered lk Kiver and Bsrbar iliMMCeaip FeranatM 'JaF wNWS maSsj' JJsnT HMHKmI S(l WattttilEaMeaaM'

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C Y. Btunr. Uktof af the United states af dare to ana aiaat far anwtmga fkatWkaw laposter reatsraay erwoautBroMoreaJMdakattoauoa aft to a m wnwn a atateaMnt waa mutated m maenaaiaeooaunnsosson. Thkatah wnmtiwriM, was moorroot. it waa a isappeahtHston of the -nsniaT mad tar nun m me eourae or aaase toaa or hka kerove the iMstrk of ixtuunbta Horttculmral Soetoty. Hk atarna were m roiatma to tn seventeauyoarloonsta, mora svuportr known aa "tnoada," a totally dtferent iaae9t-oae kav ma; no power to do great injury. Of thk In Ptufeeeur aald there would be two dwtinet brooda, the thirteeo-year and the eev eateen-year varMtka, watch wlU aapear in a aire pomoa or me oouatry. tar In about a doMta different Watee, including Mksourt and moot of tke Mkaiastpnl Valley States. Their asawaranco wlU be In May aad June. Prof. Klley stated that Um stmuttaaaauaaaeearanee af the thirteen and aeventaou year brooda ba4 not occurriMt before alnoe the roar MM In ante places where they will appear tbk year. The eteaoa are not destructive like the known a araaskopper or locusts. Tkeykave totasucknur beak and marefore vour anything. Tke only injury tkey uaa do k done by tko fvasaio, which kaa the habit of puncturing the twits of fruit aad forest trees. to mahe nolo In which to bur her esjgs. Mecardinr the r rests upper nroner Pref. h ley said the prospects as to injury are quite favorable, as k Judaod from observations made by the Uahed Mates tomologleat Ooeaathaloa last year. He he bad no reason to fear aaur aarhaoa htluw. It was found hwt anmmer that the mmm and lasecui tn the natural breedtac aroiuMk of tke Mortkweetwere soarce.-t. IAepnoUcon. Potjcn eltelos are eonvutoad over the neanlete manner in which one of the amart men of Chicago aaa been taken ta by an oceaa. J ante n. Storey keeps B private loan and roaeeatate oJee in the Ualoa Buildin, eornor of Laaalle and Washinartoa streets. He has always had the reputation of betaanmewaat shrewd, and wai tke last person la world who would be suspected of boinc soft enough to allow himself to bo payed for a aucher." A short time since Mr. Storey had oeeasloa to go to Um Hot (Marine of Arkansas. that balmy locality where rkmnaaUam tt supto tvo up the shoot. He took with ana a ant amount or Bant oasa aad a considerable sum In greenbacks, and left a fat bank account behind aha aa a e In case of emergency. Xow it ponea uuh khm oi um craoc croons or 1 country lenrnen ot ine presence of Mr. (Morey at the Hot Spring with "a barrel of Money' They immediately decided to "work him for all he was worth." In thk undertaklar they were emmonoy successful. They tried braas Uric "racket." They informed Mr.Stovey that the brick in thatr po etoo, ira a very seone, an eotd, and the mysterious a In which they are aald to have ducted Um BaaMthttioat led Mr. Storey to neve aii met tneyaaM. TomakeakM kort, Um gentleman k alleged tn have parted with tun ta oaol oaak, aad to have become Mm unhappy psmtMm- of a aaa bra brick. loainc the ettUre mm lnveeted. It k aald mat Mr. Storey M maklna- every enott to re cover Oe lot money, but thtM far ho has mat with any sussma-Oupnav Josrnat Mow Ato, K. Tn Fwbrnary s. after utoo o'cJoek ttns mornina; raof of Um old Mew York Cantml Dopot on Mxcaange atreet, overweighted with accumulated snow and wtakened by mo re. moral of foraswroSWs which had formed a huwe portion of its anpport, fett, buKying a number of ears and human being beneath the tangled naamof Iron, wood, aiaaaaaow Tbe number of narrow escapes was large, la Um ears ot a walUag train a few passt' aaeta. pirkaaa fifteen or twenty in au. were seated. Mot one of these mjuros. ui course, all were much MehJeaad, and, betag mslaa the eats, could not tok af first just what had eecuirud. Tkey promptly realised, however, that they were vwtuaily buried, but Um root aad aide wall falling had made a sort of archway over the ears, protecting them. Passengers reeovei'. mg float the arst shock aad surprise had no dlBMmtty hi getting Out in safety. The wont of cleaving away the dohrk was completed thia afternoon. Tke killed are tke clerk of hnpertatendent TulinUeary Waltae Gentaln Jahn McBrme. of thk oily, who wat wnttiog to take a train for Erie; Wm. D. Welk, Carlnapwtor'i clerk; aad Levi S. HanUngton, clerk in tke office of Hm Buffalo. Mew York Jfc Pkltadclpfcia kali road. Captain McRyme k Um only one of Um victims marrmd. The canst of the disas ter k propei ly artributei to the weakening of tke aortk wall of the depot by cutting opento connect with foe struetnre, which attaches to the by tbe removal of a anmtmr ot wans which rorwed dMeront mahki of Um old strccture. the immenee body of mow which sad aecumumted. Bad waa nude additionally keavy by tke nment rata aaa) tfcaw. The scene presented by Um fatttn struetnre was a most raloous one. Large pues of bricks, In girders and heavy Umbers lay piled in au iaJtM.rin.naie tnaaa, walk Um ragged walk tottered and feU inseeUons. The noise tesvmoted tkat of aueartkouake. and waa heard a mlto dtatant. The whole old depot was ISO feet long; height of UM waits, fet; width, MS feet, andbmrntof art, T feet. AU but fifty toot of the walk and four arches art a mam of ruin. It was built in rVilwu, At n hour of tarda) or aura could th' accident have happened wttbowt motp terrible loss of lire, as tke depot at the time wasemnparativclv deened. 'the r.tur train made up and in waiitair was the Lake- Shore to Kne, wkteh was awaiting the coming nf tbe Mew York Central, and one from tke Kast, note ot which were behind time. The fast train want out about five minute before the srask, and the Eastern train had boon gone about aa hour. Tbe fast mail train, due about me time of the aoddent, was behind tiaaa, aad aim tke keavy M. Louis aad Pacifie Express, m m - Thk total amount of sales nnder the) Encumtered K state act in Ireland exceeds 2(Kmhx,oj. T bo act came into atmration SI vtnua turn. f n - TrrRnnoMKTkRi rafom late te tttitJ thev never become -temiMnrtn" njpMl x fl 'JjlpP JWeW Ww lalWHr harM oat tone acuofaawrna.

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. AYOMTOhMMt wwk frUNMaalt aaroa-kyi MU'MnyetaUghtotoUMtkk. at window at Um Union Depot, aad aakedtaecUftwiiattbfnwaTioSU Antonio. "Taa doi mrs and Kteen oant," rapiatd tko tiekat iHnaar. i"Int pining to leave Ualveetoo. but I lack tan dollars of tke ticket money. However, that abaa't part oa. 111 make a partial oaak pnykaanl of nfteea oanta, aad take the rest out in trade.'1 4H,do ojr taking it out tat tradoF "I am a book agent, and if yon will lot me hare tan ticket I won't try to aaU you a book. 1 won't ear book to you ouoe. Tbw is too moot liberal and advantageous offer ever made to tbe puMic ana yon ought to take adrau. tage of it. 1 have been known to talk n anna nan so eompietelv out of bin in fifteen minutes that he wasn't oven tit to send to the Legislature afterward." What book have yon notr asked the ticket agent. A beaming amim eame oyer the book agent's face, and inn sing-song voice ha began: "I am offerinjr in seventeen values Dr. WbilBotree's OtMervasions in Palestine, a book that should, be hi every family; a book that comprises the views of tbe intelligent doctor on what ba saw in the Holy Land,' with numerous speculations and theories on what he did not see, altogether iorming a complete library of deep ruiiaroh. mire tbeoiosMr ana onaate imanery. l I now offering this invaluable eacyelou. din for the OADrecedented low urioa of two dollars a volume, which to reallv giving h away tor notaing; " a l t .a a After too book invent had kont this np for about ten minntea, he begaa to grow ataoouraged, for, instead ot showing signs of weakening, the ticket htrent, wttn an ecstatic smile on his lace, begged the eloquent man to keep on. The book scent ttopued to rest his law, when the ticket man reached out his hand and said: Shake, ole fell Cone inside and take a chair, and sineiL.! II - - -mtm f Huti au over again, innt cneers me up like a cocktail. I need to be a book agent myself before I reformed and went into the railroad business, and that is like music to me. It soothes me all over. It oalls back hallowed memories of the past, and makes me want to go out on the rood strain. I would rather pay twenty dollars than have you leave Galveston. Yon most come around every day. I could listen to that all any. and cry for more." xne oooK agwttt shut bis book and MM: "Some infernal hyena ana given me away; but thorn is another railroad that I can get out of this one-horse town on. I ll not consent to travel on wit road that don't employ gentlemen who can treat a easn customer with common politeness. Yon can' t capture my book on any terms, and if too will come out of your cam l li poach your bead in leas time than you can punch a ticket." And he passed out like a beautiful dream. uaivtsttm Aeirs. The Waiting Fhilssspkcr. Some people think it one of the hard est strains on human nnture to be obliged to wait at a country depot for tne train, a nauosopaor takes rest pleasure in hanging around a depot for tnree hours, uurtnjr the nrst nneen minutes he reads all the railroad cards banging in tbe waitmg-rootn. If he is near-sighted or a poor reader he can put in half an hour at this. 'Every de pot in thi broad land has a frontdoor. The scenery from a depot front door is always grand. There Is the track each wnv; there is the water-tank; there k often a small grocery on the corner opposite, with two small boys licking toetr iips before tne )ar ot candy m the window, it ts often the case that a depot is aur rounded by booses. Here is a great chanoo to speculate. If there are, say, twelve booses within sight. the philosopher can wonder how many are nnder mortgage, what peroenlage of husbands have missed the ton-stair in going down cellar: how many moth ers-in-law make homo happy, and so on, for an hour and a half. There is always a dog. a small boy and a lame man around a depot. A philosopher will make advance to the Kdog and manage to tie his hind legs tother and start him off with a yelL will win the small boy's confidence with a smile, aad give him a cent to stand en his head. He will get up a reunion with the old man and draw htm oat. The old man got hurt by tumbling into a ditch when he was drnnk, but a sharp man can start the cor vernation so that be will claim to have received the hurt while climbing Look-out Mountain a rod ahead of Joe Hooker. Two houra and a half thus slip by on the wings of lightning. While the lu.r tat man with the carpet'ack has gone to sleep in despair, the philosopher h.n boon having n bully time. The other half hour is a mere nothing-. The philosopher put that in by asking tbe telegraph operator how long it took him to learn; oy taxing nvn or six annas inm the water-cooler; by walking np and down the platform, and counting the bird on the telegraoh-wires; or by walking two or three miiea down the track to meet the train and ask the conductor if bis family are as well as ueu.tlThere is no ewrthlv reason why nry waiting paajwtarar shouldn't take oltd romfort around a depot. Wait St net iMtjf Km. It net the Canadians l,f7."i to assort the estabiiahmtKit of Ocvernor- . . W. L..... to have ntelrHI wljMk W V gMr SMmmaamjaBp

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