Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 27, Number 4, Jasper, Dubois County, 14 November 1884 — Page 6

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MMT4M. Oosimw, aa Indtaaopnllt, ateftiy after oao o4oek tko aMrsiac of tko M by a footootl ator IodiaoprJft, IatL. Mai aooa rafaaal to oanoador bit Moaoy wm abot ikmo tkaoa, aaeo te tb kiirtiar aal twie la tko bock, ow tall owatac clear tteoagb Mf body. Iw "jjririaao1oa, CwaV. a weiotn oxbmafcai if tko M eaaood tko doafbof Joaa McCiImmib aad erioeohr

uTfaaatr?tak, Baa Ottaoai, agod laTaiat'ilanid la kfci kon Oataowroaiasof tbo at tko toaxatblp Beam do Ren-are, of tko Haraaa Uao, took Iro botwoaa iicfco at bor dock ia Hov Tort, aed fMWNe dwaago waa doe. to Tn knSo oeal auso, aoar PHtobarga, waa baraiag ob tko M, baviag koaa Krodby ia1coadiariM,aaI mock property aa4 ebroady bona dortrorott CwtkoM tko trfra of MyaoadAM did groat daatego to property. Several OatkoMaa aatlw fojafly, eoaoloHagof Darli Waltaiofb, bia wif aad tareo cafldreaworkfllod by a lMnoaotiro, wkica -AraoklMwagMlawkiebtkoy wove ridtag to ikari k at Maaaokota, la. Oe tier Stta tbo Cfonaea nanltoa BU-

ikl nflTii nQi I tm jlniaig i i book-aief ar of tko Hattaaat Baak of Aanrll, CMoageJ. tateaWaMlBeoi,trirn,i.Mboa4ef taFarta, Tax.: Oaargo RIU, la Cbwoaoi CiaaOaaad Ha Fata, total ot, at tera'llf5fc nmmtiminrSr toetfc of '1wlMhM natrlo, ff B Twoto miietil o tko eaao aoafbM la aw day of Loalo Miaaw taot a later. tm Hii i oraatoat of Italy wfll oaet too utMiii to tbo Coago malij to at of id Hi IbmntatlMoovrnJI aatfco ttik

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Oirtwuiilill Hi btatamttagatWaahaagtaa,I.C. AneoVaaleepy of taeprem 1 1 Magi will ha aaiHwsd to tae3everaCaagjaas to vast MtiTi Oaatral awl villi m United khats,hav bean aorfaotTSS Forte MM MMlM to St npMMt Iss Tssssar-tJasdan mm! rase at WMTMloC.

iTUeaUtboCaMllaaracUolUedwil i a mallmat omklklt at tko Mow Or WorU'a by tko bLotakm It is aot beUorodtkat loboa, or tkat Oordoa is a prioooor. It Is tkosgks, boworer, B Xakdi's troopa bare irroeadod tbo piaee. foa tko vook ended 5ormber lat tko io mm of sUTOfdollarm was AOlM; for tko oorrtMoadiag period last year, S7MM. jUaxFoacftMBirrs of 6,aw men for tbo roach aranr la Toadjaia were prepariac to start oa or before tbo 1Mb. A sowed iaetaUroeat will also start a fortnight tater. Ox tbo td tbo PoaasylTaala Rood docdarod a.diTidoad of tkroo per coat., payabb) November ftftk. Tib Northern Pacific Railway- Is aow raaainjr, 100 traias daily oa tko lias betwem Ht. Paul and Bismarck. It is etiaued in cxmoectioe with th cut la Chicago peaMOKW rates that the war snayexteadto the Pullman aad Wagner PaUco Car Cwapaaies, Oa tbo 1st too ahoriif aad his deputies leftOttanwa, Iowa, to attoad a political meeting at Bloocuneld, aad duriag their the prlsoaers coafined in the tail latprored their opportaaity to escape. Taa maaidpal aatbormas of tao city of Dahlia bare decided to change tko aaaso ofaaekville street to 0"ConneU street. Tko traxtai-peopM oa the street are greatly Irritated at tko caaage. ' Tax AUaatic staosnsilp coatpaatai aro to agree oa a raise la tbo paoUanad LATE NEWS ITEMS. Rrrcaxs from tko etaetioa up to the BBoraiag of the 5th indicated the occes of the Democratic National ticl ot New Torfc, ladiaaa. New Jersey aad Cjaaectinlsimed to hare ghrea Oecoocratic BMorittav aad tko fasioa ticket, with UotmjoIo at its heed was to bare been sacoessfal la thus leering tko elec toral ticket la doaM. As will be seem by tko retaras pahkohed their aataro issosaewfcet coaticttag, bat they lean so decided ly toward the side of Democratic obcc-ob tkat their opponent, however unwillingly, are constrained to concede then the paint of rictory at least tfatil otherwise ad--vised. Taxaa were no street cars raaaiag in Hew Orleans oa the 4th, oa account of tko drivers' strike. Tn recent gales along tko Newfoundlead coast did great daaaage to shipping Atx. the bastaoas eaekaages In New York dosed oa tko 4th, and everybody took a hand ta the elections. Tac second trial of French, nf Do Mia n the 4th. re sal ted ia a of the tary. Ooraaaoa Boablt, of Sklo, has easmded the cxoeatloa of Oeo. Olivor, to be aaaged Hoeoaajbsr Ttk. A raatosrr trala cwUldsd wltfc a pas-asaitcc-trala oa tko Virgtaia Mldtaad Bond oa the 4th. A brakaaasa was killed aad Two ntea wore klUod st the polls in Chicago ea-tke eta, oao by a Uaitod Htatos Deputy MsjrabaU a aotorioas citaracter, kaowa as "Hack Jaok" Tattow. Haw Toojt police arrested a oae-srsaed area aaaad Ales C. Braaoroni on the 4th who .originated aad earrhsJ oat a aorel achenie of swiadliag. nxacaAi. Wouuajcr telegraphed to Loadoa on tko 4th tkat aativvs brought fat laforrnation to tko eaTect tkat Oordoa was atffl at ppsMSotna of aOaoaai. - Oawamsx Oaatrt dad not voti at ttasctta4tk,bshse oaoased to his by Ms. Mains voted at te tko peats by bat two ovotand anMihMd alt right of fraata Paffhlu, taktag his place la tko otkor vototn, aftor which ho fasleft for VowTork MOrlakfark, ewj Tab fro load ft

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MM sTwewJWeWn sMMdartagtk raktad tko ery of tro!n gbs lntawsaoadl raaklftf toward tW doora. Tbo esjM blocked and terrlte saed, atta aad wo jatatag mil troop. tag apoa tack akaatai tkelrlraatlc egtorto toasaakawsatrvet. Tko sttacbes of tko Matter aad tkc potiee rsialr tried to oaell tko xettcmeat by assarlaf tko paakv strtokca people uat there was ao ire, bat tkelr erica only served to aajaoat tko Tko skiioks aad csroM of tbo tortited aad UAreaeoaiag natas of neopta packed la tke narrow aisles aad oorrklor attracted large crowd ta frost of tke taildlag, bat they could reader ao asaUtaace, being uaabte to cater. Toe fatal cmek oocarrod wkoretto oor rldors from the ptt aad gallery ooaterge, aad here the straggle was awre rtalent; haadreds of awn aad woawa were alnoet entirely deaoded. Men would force theoiaelrea apoa tke sboalders of others, only to be thcmaelves thrown down aad trampled apoa, while wontea la tkelr deopcrstion foagkt with tkc ferocity of aaa jaeaaajea' e Tke efforts of too acton aided by tko cooler beads ot tke aadieace, were finally successful la persuading those In the rear that there was ao fire, aad the pressure gradually lessened, aUowiag those ta front to get Into tke street. Wkea tke panic had subsided, aad the theatre was cleared, It was found tkat sixteen persons had been killed, twelve fatally injured, and Btany others badly hurt, while the corridors, aitriee and vestibule were strewn with articles of clothing, jewelry, etc. Tke alarm was started by a discharged workman about the theatre out of revenge for hie dismissal. lie kas bee arrested. BKaoic WOKS. rpoa tke first alarm being runs the whole fire brigade quickly weat to the rescue aad with tke police did their utmost to allay the panic and rescue the dead aad dying, but they were too late to be of any effective sendee. Tke police and citisens followed and succeeded tn forcing tkelr way Into the building, and then aided all tbey could to escape to the street. But they were so wedged they were sadly Interfered with in their humane labors. The city ambulance eorp conveyed the victims, tke wounded and dead, to the infirmary. The wounded were so overcome they were as helpless as the dead. The audience numbered about 2,000 people. The perfonuaaco waa chiefly Music Hall bosinest. a mrrEscxT vkamos. Another account says thje alarm rose while a trapeie performer wa-. taklnjc dive from the ceiling of the theatre to f net hanging in mid-air, and one of tke audience shouted "fire,' meaning the performer had gone too near the foot lights. SEVEN ROUNDSETTLED HIM. .A1s-m fi.Oteve Xni at M. to a Tleterjr fee Ot tr. Pan,, Mxiik November S. Tke Baraea aad McAlptne fight came oil resterday as advertised on an island In the river about flea miles below this city. There were about one hundred spectators . After several names had been pavposrd by the crowd, M. i. Roach, of the Piontrr- , was chosen referee, aad J. 8. Dtck- , of the Day, time-keeper. Time was called at f oar o'clock, and from the first to seventh 'round there was ao especial feature In the fight, it being a mere sparring match. In the seventh round Barnes forced tko fighting, and brought In a trdneudous right bander on Mc Alpine's right eye, laying him nacon scions for nearly five minutes. Although the gloves used were of medium softness, Mc Alpine's eye was badly brsSsed, and his forehead cat from the blow. The stakes were two h aad red dollars a stele aad gate money, which amounted to about three hundred dollars. A match aitk soft gloves was then foagbt between tko seeoads of tke two eipals, Norton sad Weber, aad after roaadf were Joagfct H was declared a draw. Tke crowd waa nvootofftftny aad good kusaored, aad returned to 84. Psal by A YOUTHFIIL PARRfQIOE. of tkrs city, tko particulars of wkick are as follows i Trlday night I. J.TorriU, t well-to-do farmer, was tc4dDyh wife that akerjellevod one of Maboyswascas-iytng t pistol. Sattmkg qolte early Mr. Terrhl an tkehoy, who was digging potaaad told Mm to tabs off hia goat, boy refueed. Tke father then toward iko son, whoa at drawtnn a tasted tad Mag at kit talker, bat saissed Mm. The father overtook him aad struck him with a boohatjdio. Tkey then clinched, when the Maialattdtfcjaalat . . . m -sv -a. tvawatu.. - - I. aadaaaln sssatly. tkoseeae WMredhetonoarby ma to tad took tko ttatol from tko boy, who taoa wast to tte hosas, tad, ate agod

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A kmawastgaayM iintji Aatbsaaiy omiiu ta rvasatt of taa gawtaHs, CLUroasloNovoatbori, Inteulgeace was recetvW yesterday oi s tiagedy near Browatagton, eosnt

la tko Fat. gnwAea, g. J., goveaaber l Theat hjg been troable is tbo BtaaBy Bjaafjat Chnreh, colored, of Newark, the pastor, Bev. Jteksoa sad theogfcer. Three months ago the white Btptists appointed a tommlttee u investigate tke troubles la tke ooogrvg. sVoa, tko result of which was the resignatloa of tke pastor to take effect Octulwr ttth, upon onsdltlon that hit aalaiy 1 paid at tkat time. Last Sunday tke pastor pw nhtd nxim tag tad evening with tke onderstandin? it waa Ma farewell, but when tke salary amoantlng to t&ti waa tendered kira the ' following day he refused to accept it, 1h elariag tkat thore was due to him. In addition, 44 which he bad disbursed out of Ms own pocket for repairs for tke church. The claim was denied, and payment rvfased. Bev. Jackson then said he would preach yesterday as asual sad until this anxuntwaapald bntto prevent him Uk rXHJCKMAW AT TSE FTLMT prevloas to tke morning aervlces. rVv. Jacksoa, with four sympathisers, ap. peared in the church where the officer wars assembled; he was told that he would not be permitted to preach, nd that another pastor, named BaUey, had bees cagaged, and would speak morning and evening. Jackson warned the sew minister aot to ascend tke pulpit, aad then proceeded to tke First Precinct Police Station with his partisan, folio w-d by tke church ' officera, but IJeatenaat Flnnegan decerned to Interfere, and advised tke officers to lock up the church. The whole party then left the station tad proceeded back to tke church, wht re Jackson succeeded by ruse In entering, and be and his partisan took possesxkta ot the pnfplt. Heveral hundred of the congregation were present and there was much excitement, though the policeman did not interfere. Trustee Allen, one of tke church party, ascended the pulpit and endeavored to eject Jackson, when ou of. the tatter's adherents attempted to interfere and was THROWS VIOLKXTLT OVER THE HEATH In front and all the occupants of the pulpit then engaged In the melee. Jack.wia struck with his clinched fist at TruMhv 1 Allen and the latter was also rtruck by Henry Gye, one of the pastor's friend, and a scene of groat excitement ensued . The people crowded the ailc!, ami mveral women in sympathy with Jackson were active in asserting his catiM. one of them wielding a heavy cane aud triking several blows with it. Jackson, who I seventy years old, still stack to the pulpit, bat asked that a way be made clear for Mm. Nearly all the congregation were becoming Involved when J. L. Coles, a white Baptist who lives la the vicinity, entered tke church and endeavored to separate the combatants, and after some dlatoairy be succeeded in Inducing Jackson tokmvo the church with him. Noeerviees wern keM, and the doors were locked. Henry Oye, who struck Allen, was held tor trial. Tke services last night wertosadactedby the sow pastor, Bev. galley, who allusion to the trouble in- IM tad nothing unusual oceurred, MOT CONFIRMED. tan of I'aeoatroMMt aatt ta BrlUsh OWsUI Lowpos, November 1 The TYsmw considers the news from Cairo to tke Mtmtimf AVtr to tke effect that Khartoum had fallen Into the liand ot the rebels aad Gordon was taken prisoaer, as extremely doubtful. This view, it thinks, Is especially reasonable In tke absence of advices on the subject from Wootseley The Timr traces the report to the Botpkore Sfyytian, "a dubious Preach organ, which may have given a Karopeanlied version, to Arab rumors which recently gained some carreacy in Cairo." Karl Granville, Secretary of Htate for Foreign Affairs, assured the Press Asoclation to-day that "the Government had received no coasrmatlon of the news. Up to noon to-day nothing bad been received at the Government ofnees la regard tkerrto. A dispatch today frost Itoagols to tteaters TeJegmno Company makes so naartloa of the reported faHof Khartonm. It saya, however. taat taa at not ana to sujrreo--oar. The troops of 1st afakal iateronHed toKkartonm lad dtatSe rebetalavd weHs os taa eaisvaa Dobbeh aad ghtitoom. After Ik crops areaarvetrtedthe Makdl's foteos wtt W yss strttos tiM r. s. Tke tho Khedive had seat t tekgraai to swmv 4 the heeSu aaaoanaing the fall of of General Lord Bat ajrwgaawSwAnhl rday that far War. Outarsasint hod ao toforanttton of perag Thnat tkat tko reorigiaatcd la. assareltahle at pie k nroved to bo t a t : h saw attempt tort safao. Thtr tto attetapttoreack hi dja t. rtl m aaferteklag wtfl st

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