Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 28, Number 33, Jasper, Dubois County, 28 May 1886 — Page 2
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WEfifaY COURIER.
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TOPICS Of THE BIT.
at Max mm
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AmnnL foe
ikNmWMlttMNWmllCH
Park oa Mm )a. Kk wMWM
awaaeffeoeB fr ladatHsttog .
r. Btta M.
to'amaw' ibb hTe been
deved koeae Iroaa OtajejiaaaM. Tw Ommn tales ia M Meamhi.we
TmImI otM
have beam esdeato Franca.
CunrULX la try lag buy
eouatry mid ea near Waaakagtoa. A mmemxwt aaagator areata a eeawmtim a MwUml ea Mw MMt by aWsaapttar to shoot a recreant fever.
tmruuiMnoMiNn
hmI otherwise iaiered bar a
t peak ia atoator at Weetorrtue,
Ova a mHHaa anskih) of gram as ft rtaJ to be ea rente from CBtfeaa
Meatreal, aad Mm Braaasst fee large
toUmteaw treat Montreal te
feed.
KX-riUMMMMtT AMffttVm M
atsacitly worse, tsotwttawfckBdlBg Ms
iHim Lftux 1mm ieeroausea i
arbitraMea bill M a aubsHitaw far tbe oae recently passed by Hoaee. John Xwowr says Mm powers ef areas are leeaaBiag kmneaee f the arietoeracy k fading away; the only power at k growing k Mae power af Mm
Tm
rajaaaaad
aMdiaa a
aoised by Mava Boo4bb
at Oateo Bratoa foraJtagediate Ceefam fishery kwt.
ikaparteaC eery gooda at Mm pert ef
Xew Terk eartec me week
oa me marke at ft,,
ftvT
e FaraalMtea
of&aaaBoasoB we 144
ieatioa from (Mad-
reeptratatT farther metttfteatioM et
-Rak MM.
tof Anetrslia have
iHaaatrh to the Lovaliots ot Ire-
laced eroemieiac to ahi them hi weir eadeavors to prereat Mm adoptioa
Home-Kale
A socnrTT for Mm proToathm of owelty to mumO kM beea ergaaieed at Leadea ape the plea of each aoeietie i ia America. Let Xemmt Teaaple U preehieat and CardtolMeaniag oa ef tat directors of Mm Tw eoMaMor oC caitomn at tk, Ala-
atMel MMt Mi preMc
mAamlO. Vr aiaa ef iMaiaur Mpenait to 1m
pertKHtort iato Alaatm for awHtaI
is iaeeaatmat wiia exwwac rvg
te aave beea reeelrei
New York ay Mm Iriek Xatteaei
(rfaaanayee Tjm aaea to hmMi-
ia Ulator ia eatwkaMeally
by Mmm eaM to bar aaaae li.
aam rnHaaaa ecaauraae
ana I 4i ala (aaagji (rarma aeTpm1
e4 whbayi
A momox br Mr.
TeMaarforicbtaa weektoateMeaM-
RawoelMktewMearrieata M Heaea ef Coaaoai.
Tac Broeklya Mffar atribe bw btea
loetoreil at mi ea4 aaa Mm aafea w-
aoltred.
A call baa beta ieaaei fer a great
aaeetiac of hwabermeB ea Jaae W atxex-
arkaaa. .
AxerAerbMbeeaieaaeato tae aaerts
at , Kt Seetie, for Mm tele o(Mm
ftehiaff aebooaer DarM J. Aaaaw.
Amuueani aim are belaf aaae ay ia
Caaediaa Faeilc railway to oeea taetr
Uae for Mtreagk tratW to Britiak Coiem-
wB fUmx. atatiatieiaa ef tba Leae
Board of Trade, made aa elaborate argamieet M-atetaUiem before MM
BrltMk baakera' ersaaiiatioa oa MMttMU Xixierm Cox ea Mm Wa ytmaatad JmtJ
Sttlua of Tarkey a a amber af ky Praeldeat Oiriiaa, aaaoas Mwae aatdea af MmJamaaaaaaa Teaorta. wmm a pATXt. om ef Mm largeet fkarn
ef tdfce-tool auikers at SkeMeld, KhkI" .i t. tn mtmulnv OenauiB workaM it
MMir employee refase te eabmit to a redae Mea ia wagea. The GeraraHMat of Bwitaerlaad ia tak
iac active meaawrea to pat aa ead, ia Miat
eoaatry, to tae protMgauoa o we w moa ekarck. Xamereaa arreeta of MoTmea mleakmaries bare beea made, aad M i probable Miat more will follow.
- i mm XLIXTH CONGRESS.
A Lamok eeaMaffeat of the Salratioa Army aae4 oa me rtaamer AaayiUa Keaerek cm tke 1Mb from Xew York for
Loadee. Amos me party were ire Ia elfavaaef taw Oawadaca, Seaeea aad Me hawk tribes.
Twtotoikaportaef larckaadiae atMie
port ef2Cew York dariag toe went eaaea
Mm 1Mb wTaaeaat,,w, aaaw
tolmwortoefclrygoocU were Talaed at Si.aM.lM. aad Mm amoaat Mtrowa oa me
awrket at fl,tfi,0.
T baeiacea failarea oceerriar mroa xk
at me coeatry dariac Mm eeraa dys ; emded Mm14Mi, aamber fer Mm Uaited toVs 1M, aad, for Caaada , aa aaft a total ot Nitbt preriow week, aad abe precediac Mae period. Cocxt Tauter, ef Aaetria, te orgaaimar am ezpeditioB toCeatrsl Africa. Tke party aria ceaaiet of oae baadred weM-armei awa, aad Ha raadnToaa wttl beZaaxibar. K ia beUered Mm work of Mm expedltkm wfilaethe eoaaaed eaartJy to setoaMie aMcpteraMoa. Captaix Kxts aad Lleatoaaat Ward kaTebeeaarreetodby Geaeral Xik fer dimteriaeea ia preceediac Mm aveaiatameeef Captawi Lake dariac Mm hatter'a reeaat ewcagaaiaat wiw Mm boetttaa. Tbey bare beea tokea to Fort Great aad thok command toned orer te Captaia Xebe.
TRBMnwryaftaaXary baa ?naed
m Ualtod itotoa rteaiwPtepateh, whlck
arrirad at WaeUaftoa ea Mm m'j. at Mm mttIm at tke Seaete aad Hoaee oowimiK-
toeealadiaa aaTaks. wko dseke be ia
aaeetMM aekeoi at Has., Va. Tke
aartriattoadedto aatt from Waaklastea
cm tae rreaiac of me SOMu VMMMMtkM Metarroas ef G
Aaerekieta kare been kotdiac meetiara i" 3ert4aad,0., aad eaJliaf oa pareoaa of tbek atrip to arm wftk gaaa aad bombs. Kayer G. W. Gardaer ieaaed a procJamamea ea Mm 19Mi forbiddiac; sack meetiara. Tke police will dhparae all aeeb crowd hereafter aad arraet the leaden if eeefaary. A ctcuk atreefc CoMax, sear Ufayatto, lad., oa me 144h, eomplttei y Uaaotiihinr Mm raaiaiacat of W. D. Clerk, Imc Derkea, James LeaUe aad Jaeper BUN, aad badly wreokiac Mmm of J.K. XtbarmaadJ. L. Beekard, Mm lattoreeaafiid by Joha Tkopao. Qalte a Bomber ef beret aad oMmt ootbaJWIajra ware lilewa away. Xo peraoa earioaaly iajared. Tea anraad arr at BaUerilia, I1L, re-
faaad to iadlet Mm apodal detMty aherifB
cMcatred ia Mm Ceaofcla bride maaaaare, aad tbey were aetordlaelr taraed keee a me ltk aad departed for tketr komto. aaidorabie iadiRaaMoa waa axpreaaed t a. - At .ua.AA
T UM iabOrtM IIIBIPt m M UHM.UIUW,
Kbtle ota Mm Mmt kaad Mm awre eoaaerr
Ure eommead we acMea of tae graad
Tm reeaat keary ralaa have
mmmmrmt Um feraaor excoUaat oaMeek
er aariac wheat m XiWraeka, WieeoaeiB,
Klaaaaeta aad Dabetau The great raiaJaM baa ahe ocaaeleaad aoaae lajory te Mm wiator wkeat m Wtaeeaoia, Miekicaa,
Okie amd ladfaaa. where ia aeme of
aLU at wm beeiaaiaHC to bead oat. The
repartee set iadkwto, bowerar, aay
aayet.
Arrm moatha ef oearck. rref. Joaamaa
Bmery-t of William aad Mary CoUojrt, kae aweererel Mm aarol He wWofc fei ia Waah-
AacMBieaor Giaaoxa kae reeeirea aa
otBcial aoUieaUoa from Cardiaal Jaeobiai
of kM aaeetiea to Mm eaurdiaalate. Ax aeeodaiioa of textile maafactarors, rapreaaatiac $15,000,WO capital, waa formed at FaUadalpkia oa tke 14Kb. TBKtoMpboae mreeUgatiac eommittee at Waakiagtoa refaaed to go iato. Mm ia Teatigatioa of Mm char actor of witaeaaea. M. FloOCIT, of Paria, waa ordered oat of tae lobbr of Mm Britiak Hoaae of Com-
aaoas oa tke IStk by a policemaa, wko MMgbt the Freaeamaa waa a dyaamiter. Mos. W. X. Spkisgek kaa beea reaomiaated for CoaT by tke DetaocraOc eoareatioBOf MMTkirtoeaUi HHboIs diatriet. Tut Toeaaia of ke Xortk AUamtic eqaadroa are aader orders to reaek Xew York ia time to participate ia Mm oeMbraUea of Deooratfoa Day. Oxt of tke tofdes eoaeidered at Mm CabiaetmeeOag oa we 18tk waa tke eeiaareof Amerieaa aekiagTeeaew by Mm Caaadlaa aatkeritiea for alleged TiomMoBof tbeeaatomalaws. At Mm Rapablieaa Coaaty roBTeaUoa at rittabarsk, Pa., oa the 19tk Job a DabeU,
waa aocaiaated fer CoBgreea from tae Tweaty-secoad diatrict aad Hob. Tke. M. Bayae from tke Tw&aty-tkird district. Thx Catioaal ViMcattana AseoeiaMoa
aeeembaed at Waakiairtoa oa Mm lStb, aad tbeCoataiiMioaer ef AgricBltore deliTered Mm opeaiag addrea.
OfMCXRS of tweaty Xatioaal traoes-
aakma aaet ia Pkimdelpbia oa tke let witk doeed doors, to Uke aaited action, it
waa stated, to raeiet Mm eacroaekmeaw beiag aaade wpoa opea aaioas by Mm Kaigbta ef Labor.
CoMXOBOBK Wm. K. Mack failed to pass
ki exam i natio for promotioa to be RearAdmtral, aad Mm Preeideat bas graated kis racftaeat to be placed oa tbe retired Hat of Mm mtt wiMi Mm raak of Commodore
aader Mm forty-year aerrice proTlalea.
Lorb Hartixotok eoaaU on a majority of tweaty-Mu-ee ia tke Cobubobs agaiaat POCR ckildrea ef Mrs. Mary Moeaey, Bear Akroa, O., were burned to deatk ia their kome oa Mm ltk. A OOKSTIRACT agaiaat Mm Hres of Friaee Alexaadar of Belt; aria aad kis Prime Mmietor kas beea discovered. Ret. Mr. DoarraT, of Xonrett, Miok., waa eraaked to deaMi by keary timbers, wbiek ware beiag loaded oa a wagoa at tkeraUwar statioa oa Mm lfKk.
Glato.xk ia said to kare almost com
pletely regaiaed coafldeace ia tke SHceees of hit Home-Rate meaeere.
A Gbrmax aamed Pakie waa foeau dead
t rWnaha. Xeb.. ob tke HHk. barisc beea
arardoreil by unknown parties.
Tax omcial aaBoaaeemeat of Area-
biabop Taachereaa's election to tke oardinalatehaa beea received at Qaebee.
Lord Salisbcxt addraaeed a CoBaerra-
tive naeetiag at Load on, oa the Ink, af
semUed aader the aaepicea of Mm Prim-
roae Loagae.
T Roatoa Board of Trade bas RJeU a
petiMoa ia insolvency. It liabilUies ag
gregate S11.S&9 ami It aaaeta w,rz. am
ettort will probably be made to settle tbe
otter oeteide of tbe eoart. Twr aeir cases of cholera aad eight
deaths frota tee dieease were reported
from Bari, Italy, oa Mm ltk, aad mtob aew eaaes aad two deaMia from Vealee.
A CTCLOXK s track Mac k foot, Idaho, oa
Mm lfKk, entirely detBoliakiag the TJaioa raeiBe roandkoaae. Alioat thirty mea
were iaeide at the time, who let to tke
pits, barely escapist;. Several were ia-
HAanrrr ktaxb aaa Bericey .aox tea
from ia jariea at Mm Are ia Mm opera-hoBM at Woe4erBW, 0., oa we alght of we 17tk.
WitHo Fraafe, Verale Board hw h, Marry
Mayaee aad Ada Markiey will prebauy
aot recover.
The Bheroa I roa Cemnaay's works at
Sharoa, Pa., kare beea lighted agaia, after , aa idleaeM of aearly oae year, and are
raaaiag fall Waet. Iadkatteaa peiat to a
steady ran. Krery faraaee la Maroa m bow iw bleat.
A OOK syadicate, composed of all the
iadepeaaeat operators ia the CoaaeHs-
l Tilie regkm, aad backed by rtttebarga
aad Baltimore eapitaHets, m beiag formed
to Sght the oM orgaaiaatMB
Tw tk Sam t m the nth a aetttioa tr
Iewa m peaMl, aekla fortteeabeUtloa of we Amerieaa booae ef lord-. The WW
Mteed fer another rallroaa oriae over tut uvLr . riwiniiU: alae Mtt for improve-
T, .i h. .auaoi.iuHiM at Kaaeaa City;
also MTeral public bukWImc bllU. aad at two "clock the GeaenU Paaatoa Wll was takea p aad debated durtag the i reat of eto Ia tie Haaae a Wll was pafad for coaapletlon ot the paWkt botldlaic 'Ihj ta.Kan. After dtapoelav ot some roatlae bealneeathe artTHte ealeBdar waa eoaaldord la eommittee et the whom. Tmk Seaate waa aot In seaetoa ea tbe 1Mb I the Uoaee a Wll waa paaeed aathorlrlae the Kansas A Arkansas Valley rail
road to construct a railroad throach the in.tian Territory. A Mil to etabi.h a
uh.tnuarv Mt Louisville. . Ky . waa
STATE I NTKLL WNQ. BwTto AMiaMtwHo, a yoaof XowAamay
assparado, waa akot aad tMMy iajwreaRy
He mo la aa broke iato M. at. at L. Crowl's dry good(, boot aad ahee atora, Ilk' ImrUaiaoBtried of ftbeat fm worth of
IviHAXAroLia kdiebeM a
r few days ago to protest agaiaet liasnaaiMX
tbe social aril. David B. Graham, able T ipaaajrt btwatkp aS fuaahaa TtPa mpaaaaBj KoMtrXB F. Muaaaj, ajar itiry aad oae of Mm foaadera of ah Booaoatioal Plow
Compaay, BbmMi Jasad, died of eeaeampMow, agni tmBy two years, PKAStaJaaarxx, aUae Joka Amos, was arjammd ht Markm for bokiiag wp Sake Brooks, of JoBeeboro. The prieoaer k aboat Mm medium awe, has a maatanhe aad is sappoaed to be a CoIbmImm (Ohio) orook. lie bad a confederate, who eevaped. William Bbromktrr, of Madteoa, while HBder Mm iaMaeaceof lkBor, fell oft Mm excursloB steamer Veray, aad waa drowaed above Howard's abipyard, Mm other evening. He leaves a widowed HroMwr ia Medi
ae. Ko eaort has beea made to recover bis body. The Floyd Coaaty strawberry crop la begiaalBg to oome Iato Mm market J by tbe wagoa load. The city council of Terr Haute defeated bh ordiBaace aboliekiag the police cowmisaioBers aad nlsciac the force ia Mm band
of four atfmben of cobboU of etjual divisioa ef party. A James M. King, aged seveaty, was asceadiug the steps to Dickiasoa's gua shop, Hiebmond, he fell backward to the pavemeat aad ia two miaates waa dead, we result of a stroke of aKHiexy. A pkuo store at Cateeville, tea miles eat of Greescatttle, oa tke Vaadalia railroad, was raaed by dynamite tbe other aigkt, aad scarcely a vestige of it remained, so great was Mm ruin wrought. Liquor, it seem;, had beea diapeaeed there for medicinal aad reveaue purposes only, aad it iseuppoaed that Mm temperance people determined to sot only boycott," but destroy it ia tbe manner
TUKWaf LOOSE.
Bte te laaaet aae se-w immk fart m tae 0ebbta
aadTber
atetdae Maimri. asm TBey aee ' lay ajyoffco CeoratoatoaaUy
Taw Mate Waa via a 1U Web ef ClrswiiHtaa-
4deaee Areaed the AHtHfed Marmt C A. rwdtor rVrma WrlH
f Uhr frieeaer'a l4to m St
" ' . . . . ' p v ill nM
rantmeHtomtoaTo IsVpeet I iadkated. It was oaed by J. D. Burg, of
aau report on uuni KeeointkM's relative to the death of Represeatattve Uaba, ot Leulewaa, vrere paseed. Tv thP snsu oa the Kth a bill was latre-
Emineace, Morgaa County, whe also runs aaotber drug store in that village.
Samuel Wheklek, who sued tbe Indian
daeedtoestb4lhaboard of National ile- awi, iwinr ami pnngaetu iumroau teaeea; also to allow extra compensation to ; Company for fW,WM damages, at Rockville, eertela railroads for earrylait malls. Tbe , was awarded f 1,5). His sob, aged niae-
teen, waa croasiag Mm track with a load of wkeat, aad is supposed to have beea asleep. A passenger train struck bim aad
Shipping Mil was called up. amended, pass.i Mfrefee eommtttee ordered.
o.ri HBiaiiutnaiit BMsasarea were ule
txMM d nt and the renaloa bill came up
and
was dlecuseed the rest of the ayr-.ia tne threw kirn sixty feet through a rail fence,
, .. . ,.m ....1 j -1 forft
vi io.n Kin ware Introduced to give naval
emntovea leave of abseaee: IIibIhhc tower of court In receive rhUn; fot a tfwwe to Kdwin M. wnton. The Uncent Ieaency Mil lMUNMd. 1 he Senate Wit wa pa-eetl provdlnEtortdleortiMeBeu of alcoholic KaHlntheltoolofttM Diotiiet ef Columbia and the Territories. A wraBle occurred over a motJon setting a time for eonsWeratloBor the Labor Mil, resaltlag la w 3d of Jaae beta set for tbe purpoee. iv th senate oa tbe lHh a memorial from
several oeeaa ateamahlp lines waa presented; also a petition ot the Sew Kagland M. K. Chun.li for enforcement of terms ot treaty t Kwaranteelns; protection to lives and jwop-1 5rty of Chlaeee. The WH ped to carry on the work ot InveetigMtioa at Sou in
vu. MlMleoliml river. IM imhsmb bhi
aeace the suit.
A twelve-year-old daughter of Wm. M. Hamilton, bridge carpenter, CoaBelkville, was accidentally shot through the lung by
an older brother Mm other afternoon, and is ia a critical condition. The boy picked
ap a number ot thirty-two cartridge riae, arhich was discharged a above.
At Sparta, Dearborn Count-, OI. Hagbea and Steve Conn el ton, two lads of tbe vil
lage, went squirrel hunting at different hours of Mm da, and bapiMaed ia tke same woods. Coming wltbin fifty yards of each
other, but unawares of each other's pres-
seace, Hughes sat down on a log aad com
BjaUaTiu.lt, 111., May TmVsoR Itoetefthe thw at BoWevill yaatarday waa the diecharge ot Mm totOevllw A Naahvllk apecial deputies, by ortwrof Judate Bayder, to whom Mm icraad Jury made a report refusing to aad a bill of lafHtstment agalRst thew. Ju4fto Watw ar
rived from Naahvilk on mm morning train for Mm purpose of heariag we haboa eorptM prooeediHgs whbMt had beea iaotl luted ia Mwlr bchaM, but took ro act km ia Mm matter, as he waa laformed what actio the gram! jury had taken. During the aftornoou hamlbills were circulated oh the street calling for aa ladlgnatlo bmmUr at the M.ri.iuuu for iilelit o'clock last Might,
at which mWreoaen were to" be made by Atoxamlor FlaaisjRH, of Kat St. Lols, ami other. The action of the graud jury la geaerallv approved, aad a Rumber of prtmilHeat cltiwns called on the mayor to reflueat him to forbid the hohllnie of tite IwllgnaUoit meeting. He decided not to Interfere, but took steps to prevent aav dlsonlerly or riotous proceedThe released deputies left for their homes last evening. About three hundred men Rssembled lu front of the Court-house RhI were called . uv rharles Kesblt. who Intro-
Auc Mr. FUnlguii aa the orator of t te evening. He commenced his address by stating that he had consented to sneak a-r .... . i ilu.. utu. e
upon condition tnai me awunsnw be an onlerlv one, awl he counseled the laboring Rwn never to resort to the Winchester rifle In defending their rights or rcdreaslng their grievances, but to do so by means ol Utelr ballots. He then stated the object
the meeting to be to denounce me
action of the gnwd jury wnicn nan set
murderers free, and In elect naa toui
them to do It again. He said he did not rL..iiri til direct the venceance of his
audience against any man or men, ami ne honed Mtat no lawlessness would characterixe the mvetlnjc. His axldrcsa, which lasted an hour, was di
rected mainly to a denunciation oi the railroad corporations, claiming wat they controlcd St. Clair County, and al- ... ... t . .!.... tan
though they mignt conspire Kmnn i laboring man, yet they could not be
reached by Indictment, wnue me moorer, who went to his fellow laborer and induced him to desist from work, was liable to indictment. He claimed that ho need existed for mllillR in Kast St.
LohIs until the Louisville fc .asnvuie rtMMl brought their special detectives there and, arming them with Winchesters, brought on the collision with
the people at the tresue. tie woanu hj his address by referring to the fact that
he was the onlv speaker present, ami i he had been advised not to speak, bat that he had no axe to grind and had
determined to spek his sentiment een if he should be condemned for it.
Other speakers were called for, out.
nose responding, the meeting adjourned
wm then taken up and occupied the reet ; of , nsencetl fanning himself with an old brown thMion In the House the bill reduc . . , ,
laic the penal bond of etarsnnakers was re-' BanKercBi. t-onneiton jieermg rws .u.r-r.i .nit rfrrcML Tbe I'ot oftke An- tha brash, tniatook the coolinr ooeratioR
nronriatlon bill with Senate smendwenta f . MUriH lua k rakwl WU
mtAe.eio1VhtS,HaUr7 gun and -red. On goiBgto tbe spot he was sulag oa the eubiuy ciauee. I borriaed to see hk neighbor lyiug upon tbe I Im Senate on tbe nXh, the States Island. J ground speechless with tfright, ami Mm
Bridge bill waa taken ap, and Mr. Mcltteraoa tdoodjrushiag down h& lace from numer-
ous shot tMrforations. Luckily uoae of the
missiles struck Mm eye-faad tbe Injuries are
not lata..
The other day at Indiaaapelio, Joha
gheamar, a Mine-yer-obl lwy, was playing
unoutbe street wiw some companions,
amenam-Bt cretln the omoe oi ecMu , R stranre,r with ahorse aad baggy
i'nmSr AimronrlatloB Wit was tHea drove Hp and asked him if he wanted to
m m I bib. a rUUt. 1 tea IMV C1IUIMM1 III SHU IITOTS
Btade a speeeh, after whJch the rensMB oni eame up, and after the rejection of maay amendments. pa-we-L , , The KHkrptey Mil was mmle nnrtBlsbed bastneas and tbe Senate adkmrne U....Ia the the Mil for a bridatc at Dufeine. la , was reported aad placed oa the calendar: also a Joint ? nnmllllf a OOatttt4onaI
taken up In committee ot the whole,
aeoete easueu.
LATE NEWS ITEMS. IN the Seaate oa tke Hk the Senate bH paseed remodeling tke judicial districts la Arkansas; also, bill for tke same parpoe ia Mississippi. The Staten Island Bridge bill was then taken up, aad tke Bankruptcy Wll was laid over la order that the bridge bill might be disposed of. It was passed and the Bankruptcy WU was taken Hp Ia the House the Executive, Legislative and Judical Appropriations bill was reported and referred to tke committee of
tke whole. The Senate amendments w I'ot-Office bill were then, taken up Ih eom
mittee of Mte whole. The foreign mauservke amendment was rejected by a vote of 178 against 8S. Patti and SieoUai are to be married is J Colonel, John B, Folsok, grandfather of Mies Fraakte Folsom, died at Folsom-
dale, y. Y., oa the lath. l'nor. Tkrodore Dwisht was unanlBBOuaiy elected president of Yale College. Small-POX has again made Its appearance in Montreal. The Senate amendments to tke Fostoffice Appropriation bill were defeated la the House ob the 2&h by a vote of lW,to
Mrs. Alice Pendleton, wire ot iion. Georgelf. Pendletoa, was thrown from her carriage la Central Park, New York, ea Mm Hh, and striking upon her head, was almost Instantly killed. Her daughter Fanny, who accompanied her, was seriously iBjnfed. M. TRicouris has undertaken to form a aew Creek ministry. AN ladlctment has been found against Melville P. Walsh, ex-coroner of Gage Xi4i.. for accenting a bribe.
The new heir to tke Spanish throne aad its attendant tribulations has beea named Alfonso. Governor Forakkr of Ohio ha trans
acted to Mie United State Senate an en
ds'. Neither has been seen or beard from
dace.
The Encaustic Tile Works, Indianapolis,
were sohi a few days ago at receiver's sale
for 170,000 to a syadicate.
Minnie Lowe, a woman of tbe town, at
Indianapolis, ended her existence we other
evening by taking morpkipe.
Meadows aad pasture lands are ten days
ia advance of ordinary seasons.
Write river, on the 15th, was on a ram
page, and at Indianapolis was within a few
at nine o'clock.
The gathering was a very orderly one,
.nil vras POmttOSed lBSlHlV OI WOrKlllS-
who freouentlv applauded the scntl-
. .- -.
mnt fYnrsiei nv UC sneaker. iu
resoltitioits were auonieti. o
YitBiiHt was occaAloned y me re
lease of the deputies, lor they rambled nroand the city unmolested until time lor
them to depart for their homes. A MVSTErtV REVIVED.
Interest Kevlvrd In tbe tVnrfal Crouch MHrttrr Ih .TnckHi CHHtj Mlchlaaa
KvlrfeHre IHseovtred t'olntlHi; IHrectly to iu .j rruurk tki mmIh-The Klnflft
ef Kawlcn White Wll! Xot Lie SMI.
Jackson, Mich., May IS. Kxcltcmcat aver the Crouch-family-raurder mystery
has been much lntensMed by the report that the blood-dyed gnnnents, found in a stump on the Crouch line fence Monday
by Gilbert Wilson, bore marks pointing
to a well-known farmer aa the murderer, or at least the garments belonged to and
were once worn by him. This man Is .T.l Crouch, a relative of the murdered
f-H,iir. who bas lone been suspected of
the crime ami who Is now under indlcttii. In a former trial it was proven
that certain trucks leading away from the i . t . .1 r. .. V. u-ur- mjlA llT .111,1 1
Br. Tamjm, May M. A Rotteoable featare of Un Maxwail trial to-day was Mte large number of ladles preeeut. Kev. Dr. Tudor waa an attentive listener, aad appeaml to be rtadylag t a Sunday sermoR. The versatile Harry Montague nad his hamisoHM wife and htr-ln-taw occupied front aa. Harry waa evidently thinking that Uwr case was a companion picture to "The Outcast." John B. Armour, a stylish looking colored barber, waa we first witness, this Btornlng. Ua tosiined that he was emHtoyed at Hickman's barber-shop, u North Broadway, and that oh the evening of Monday, April , Maxwell came to the shop ami had his whisk
ers ahavetl off and his hair cut. Maxwell reproseHted to him that
he was an assistant surgeon In the Turkish army. He was In a great hurry. The wllneea asked him If he could speak French ami Maxwell replied that be could, but when the witness addressed him in French was unable to reply. Muxwell asked tlte witness whether he could be recognlted without his heard. Samuel A. Hughes, ticket agent for the 'Frisco, testified that Maxwell was his only customer for a Hrst-clans ticket to San Francisco on April C. Tiia Southern Facinc required passengers to sign th:lr names to the ticket. Maxwell paM hhi 116 for the ticket and sleeping-car berth. George J, I less, a pawnbroker, doing business at 22 North Fourth, testlned that Maxwell called at his shop a day or two before April 6, and wanted to borrow twenty-live dollars on a chain and watch. Maxwell told him he had paid live pounds for the chain In the old coaiitry- Chain produced and Wentlttcd by the witness. Had refused to advance the money oh the security olered, and then Maxwell pro.lurl : flask and some old-fashioned dor-
ells. Tin witness refused to make the
loan, and on the Monday loliowing .Max
well returned ami oougni a nute ior eigni. dollars ami a ring for twenty-two dollars, displaying a large roll of money at the
Albert S. Aloe, the Fourth street optician, and his clerk deposed as to the pris
oner's attempt to sell a magic lantern,
ami his subsequent purcnase oi expen
sive articles ami the tender in intymeni oi
bills of large denomination.
Frederick Hleger, brother oi me imnn-
dealer from whom Maxwell purcnaHeo
two new trunks, and subsequently a
valise, detailed the circumstances attenuing the transaction, and testified to Max-
well's possession oi sevenu ii?;e . Hotes. n ....
Wm. Train, a Southern Hotel porter,
testified to the cxdtcd condition of the prisoner when he called for his baegasi'. The testimony of this witness closed tbe
morning session.
Fred Castle, the souwern iiotei wow
conist, was the first witnesw examinett alter tite noon reces. He identified the
defendant ami the dtotograph oi rreiar, ami testlfletl to the latter having poes-
cd a large nll of money. Louis Duff, n ckrk iu the store of Hart 4 Duff, recognised the defendant as the purchaser of a bat on Kastcr Monday following the disappearance of 1'reller. Tony Freltag, the porter who took "the trunk" from 144, was put on the stand after some delay. He was sent to the room on the complaint that something was con Wined In a trunk that ought to be removed. All the trunks were broueht In. He was asked when It was
ha went to Mte room,
and said it wtu
about ten o'clock in the morwn. lie took the yellow packing case to the elevator, and then removed the alnc trunk, which was corded uml strapjed. As he opened the latter an otJws ran out. He was made sick taking It down the elevator. Hie fctench was overpowering. He got it into the las:gaueroom, but was forced to get away. Other porters took it to the rfde walk and opened It. The trunk was weak, and the ooze slimed over everything as he jwhmI along with It. He could compare the stench to nothing he had ever known before. It wa too terrible to think of.
two"
LIVES SAVED.
inches of the highest polats reached in 1675. Crouch's peculiar boots, .Ind being lame RetKMtsfrom tbesurroundlngoouatry state J ami unable to disguise his foots eps SI He
.1. n . iiu.r wnui.r frMa lima ruAii niKneii. 11 mn, " " j . .w.
done. Maav bridres are washed away ami
at Broad Ripple the dam is gone and three hundred feet of the Air Line divisioa oa the L.,X. A. et C. road was washed away. ScrnRiNTENiiENT of Police Lawler and Captain Vaadever, of Terre Haute, naade a most Important criminal discovery the other night. Receiving information that
induced them to believe that toe house ai 123(3 North Seventh street, occupied by
Ow-ijm to Mm nafaTorable reports of wa grossed copy of a resolution paseed by we
OMMt iMoeetor ea Mm Panama ea- I lower houee of the Ohio Legislature, pre-
was foenM kmbeckied
Iradariek MiUer's farm, two mitos nerMt
ef Clarkaritte. rref. Mtttor saya It k Mm lerreet aeroiHe oa record, and weigkat
faMv tws htsadred toaa. It
caroatfatani, anan,
aad wa.
iagtoat Ceaaty, fa., Bsptsaaber II, im. It , Fwidi Oorernmeat wttl not au- ferrlng formal charges against Senator M. wm foaad iaabeeeed deep ia the soil oa -J th- Umm of ioMerv bonds naMI IB. Payne in connection with his eieetiea
as Unltel States Senator. Af.HKnif an Jarhne, the eonvictedyen
York "lo dler," waa sentenced by Judge ttarrau om the atk to nine years and tea
months In Sing Sing prison. A motion la arrest of Judgmeat was overruled, and
Jaehne waa taken to prison the same even ng.
Loins Willbtt, alias Charles Crosby,
waa hanged In Mie jail at Kingston, Jf. Y. on the Hh, for the mnrder of Bdwln Ke4-
hand on January 7, lw. .
Parsons, we Chicago Anarchist, ha been loeatod in the Mahoning valley by R
Pittsburgh deteetive.
The eruwMea of XL Ml m Inereaeiat
in vieienoe and the town ef Meato lUtto kt ImmkaiRt aaaajer.
VtTMM. BaoocB. aUae W. H. Leaaoa:
faxw, Mm alleged murderer of fritter at Mt. Leute. outMaed bk defeaea to a re-
BertoroaMMlM. He ndaaMi Mm
af PraUer at bk kaade. but dahaa H waa
wi hewn weeMaghina BiufsaaNaaMy,
at Pi aa1ira raaaiat, aad Mtaat ft waa ac
bk nl i ainmt eeansaet Im
e4MMhedy,aSH waa MaereaaR
bb4bw JMfBVtVMMti l4NaaA9 tt tBBwnMl MatA- llNfrt aaMI
amy tf rrtawni
iaWfaewo leeue of lottory
Mm poattioa of Mm eompaay k made etear.
AT Jersey City, X. J., Bdward Terry,
Joha Hoffman and Jot. Heker, employee
of Fraak'a ekamleal factory, were fatolly harmed br bb exidotkm oa the lfth. A
mm, -
kme other etaployee, who were working
in the beildiag at the time, eeeapett mala-
torad. Le,f,W. . . m ... . 1
XlIK Aisanawy ot urese aae vsiw is -
oreee to the foreign eoneats residing at CaadU, e&rmlag Cretan loyalty to Tar-
key and expressing a hope Wat the rerw wttl increaee tae privilege of Crete.
It l rsaorted Mmt a Mtaare of another
Amorkea aohasnar was made in tbe Bay of Fanwy ea we Bwh by Mae ataamer LaneI 4W'aWe lHarat Hnttmylli Ba4rWTlaBMayw4w aMMI Jw
tlMtt Mie stump In which WUsoh yesterday found the bloody clothing is on a direct line with these tracks, but in the present state of popular excitement the fact is Hot regarded that way. The evidence at the trial of Kllcn Shannon, Holcomb's hired girl at the time ol the murder, was to the effect that the bloody garment In a trunk in .lad's room at Holcomb's house had disappeared. .Tad claimed to have had the nose-bleed
Mrs. Edward Tllloteon, wat not square, on the morning of the mHrder, but after they visited it, and, notwithstanding: the ! that denied all knowledge of the shirt
woman's protestations that every thing when it had dlwipiwaretl. Miss bban-
was all right, tbey founu in a t runic nun lias ween pkowb ute tiuwimpc, !. . i i .t.i..t ii.o elilrf le tht name
or fJMWU worta oi most Time i imihvij -no - , , , .
. 1 . 1 .. . 1. . 4 .1. l .1 uUa lU U- 1 1 1 f 1 1 ( A II IU II I HI I Till rni-RL lin
every wing ieang b?hiivt "
The Kecae of a Vowbr Lady Adrift at hen In an Open Heat Sm a Mh Frow the KeHltHr Chara-eorMwvlna- MHroVwl Her A Queer Romance of th Sea. St. Johns, X. F., May 21. -St. George's Bay on the west coast of Newfoundlaiu! telegraphs the following ocean episode: "A French ve.el arrived here yesterday from Saint Malo, bound lo Port Au Yolx. She came for the purpose of landing Miss Louise JoiirneaHX, who ii-a.i n (mm au nve ii boat at
so somo twentv miles off
the island of
been stolen. Tbey were wrapped in hand
kerchiefs, flannels and in every conceivable manner. She said they had beea brought there by Charles K. Milk, of Cleveland, O.,
who claimed to travel for a jewelry aouse
is that city. He got acquainted with her
last December, and induced her to move
from her location at that time to the present remote pkice. He would go away and eosae back about every three weeks. Among Mte articles are twenty-two gold watches, twenty-one silver watches, fortytwo chains, thirteen ojiera-glaasea, forty, eight breast-pins, twenty-eight ear-rings, eighteen bracelets and many others. Mills Uft there Mav 4. There k no doubt that
Mm police have unearthed a regular robbers' nest, which baa made Terre Haute the seat ot operation. Kr.v. Hctchins' seven-year-old to waa run over by a freight train and killed at Bryant, Jay Couaty, while endWeriBf to drive a ealt from Mm track. At Indtanapelk, Mte other evening, Charles Gardner, a lad fourteen years of age, ami some eomimnioas were playing on the banks of White river, when one of Mm boys fell la. Young Gardner jumped 1b and finally brought the boy safe to Mm hank, but as be was placed In the hands of hk friends the Iwnk gave way, and young Gardner was thrown Into the water. He was quickly carried Into tbe current and drowned, hk strength having been exhausted la rescuing hk companion. ALAR number of barns ia aadkna were struck by llghtolng and burned thirthe recent rreat storma.
The Wd for building a new Asylum for ml llw nrm W1U furnish an oppor.
one she caw hidden behind the cnest on the morning alter the murder. Prosecutor Blair has no doubt the clothes were worn by the murderer of the Crouch family. The white shirt bears evidence of having been torn In the struggle and the theory of Uie prosecution ban always
been that KHiilce r line, muntereu with the family, had made a de.-qwrate strugale for her life, and the supposition k tliat the shirt was worn by the man who killed her. 0n thing which goes to prove that Mte clothing was not bloodied in a natural war Is that the shirt had blood on the Inside of the sleeve. Thw looks as If it had spurted up there. Beside all this, there are other marks ol
iikntlncation, which the prosecution wisely refrains just now from making public. Blair, the prosecuting attorney, was formerly Governor ot Michigan, ami k a clear, cool-headed lawyer of great ability. He lays the utmost Importance m the "nml," ami confidently nays the teal mystery will on be cleared up. ml O- a. Tt He Made a Test Caee. Chicago, May 18.-Suit wm yesterday began against Mamlel Bros., a bk; State. street dry goods Una, tor violation ot tha
city ordinance compelling shopkeepers to
nrovtde seat for their women employee.
Two weeks ago the health department began an Investigation and discovered tt.. !, taw was eenerallr violated. All
meat - a, the proprietors ot the large down-town shot "greed to comply with the law, and, with the exception ot Msndel Bro., It la ia have nrovttlcd sat. Tke uit
Jersey. The lady, with a gentleman companion, went boating on Sunday evenW, the 18th of April, after Icavlnp church. While rowing, the gent lemau let one oar slip, ami In attempting to recover it, lost the other. Heing a aoo I swimmer he Instantly jumped vrlM"n to recover the oars. The wind meantime wa- freshening. There w also a strong current tting in Ir the land. The lioat fast drltte! leyond his reach, and he was
Miss JoHrnenux aione in we """" to sea. The boat almost II I led with -ter, and for forty hours she lived in m tarV agony. At length she was rew-td
by the Frencit vessel, on won i" "
h!,e received great kihmhoCaptain and oftkers. Violent wind m:ventel the Fr-nchman lro reaching Jersey, and the yw55. rlcd rcTosr the Atlantic to Newf.indland. The gentleman, Mr. reached St. lllalre- harbor fl J his story wiw dlbclleved. The peode on ahori afMnn that they heard cries m murder from the sea. rested ami Indicted tor homicide. liberty k now, of course, certain, .mlJourtLux having cabled yetertlay mlraculoua escape.
A mv to tlrlak. Kockfoki., III., May 30An Inteicst-
Ing
heard In court yest?ni.
sane and ' . a .
Mr. Hall w
)
case was
Frett C. Hull na adjudged t a illt'nri'w.
a wealthy farmer, hRvIng property
$70,000. A few years ago he ccuh -slave to drink, and was sqnaHderiHS mean right ami left. A wan apiMilntetl, ami to-day the latter discharged. A ital arrangement matk.ftHtlktswlfewM given atkeree oi divorce tor desertion. Thy then nmjk. ou t' all the property to their children aok receiving a lite allowRMe.
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