Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 33, Number 11, Jasper, Dubois County, 28 November 1890 — Page 6
TEEILIjY COURT Eft
C. DOAXK, IulMbe-.
JASPKR.
IXWAXJUf
A WHtrm has
f ItrusiiU with
Iter. D.
Ms
Crus. H. Sen-aanox.
ntiaister, in confined
wf til m attack of goat
It Ik proposed to SMdablish an inebrise asylam at Indian Springs. Ik.. 4m the waters an claimed te be a sen core for tba whisky habit, wader 1piM of the W, a T. U. Tmc Treasury Department having pnrehaied tbe full umum of silver authorised by law for the precont naoath.
no further offers for tbe sal of U metal
wltl be CMuUrl before December 1.
CCJ&REXT TOPICS. TES 1WS Of BUF.
PERSONAL AND GCNERAL.
Tmk BcuscoU Independence Beige
ays that Jameton stands condemned
by hk own loiter, whke is taBtansouat
e m ua willing and indirect ceafeeeioa.
Thk is ike to general opinion of Um
English proso.
Tmk Independence llelge ays that
Stanley was competed by pressure
beosgfat to bear bj I-ord Wolseley. a
anatlor of ;b IWitih forces ia Ireland.
to appoint Major Hacttelet to too oom
naasd of too roar guard.
Tmk Fat mo V Alliance will how a
State convention at Harrison rg. Pa., en
to feth, for Um purpose of orgaaixinr
a State Alliance anst electing delegates V the National Alliance convention to
be held at Oeala. Fla, December 9.
Pm-wk.vt pa KoxsMtcA of the United
State of Brazil ha under considers
1eu too renewal of arrangement for
pensioning ex-Emperor Dom Pedro, whs, bo we re r. will not be permit led,
under aar circumstances, to return to
XradL
Native deserters report tbat state
the Saltan of Vita beamed of the price
tea thousand rupees pot upon his
bead by the British be bas become sits
yicfous of every one around him, aad ha wantonly murdored several of his
followers.
Tax Madrid peike bare beea directed
to make aad submit to too Minister of
Justice aa exhaustive report on the
Mbfeet of bull fights, with statistics
a to tbe number of fatal accidents ia
roeeat years. Souse reform is ooae4atod.
Dr. Piujfcis Tcmmjot. wbo wassus-
poetod by the Loadoox police of identity with "Jack tbe II toper," and wbo was
aeroMod ia Washing-ten as a suspicious
esmraeter, was reieaod from custody,
o too ista, but k sUil wader police
sstrveiiaace.
As AX iaciden t of the financial flurry in
Xow York a rua was made, oa the lsHh,
cm tbe Citiaen's Strings Bank, during wakh a beat SIM. km paid oat. At 1Am do oa of busiaoios, bowerer. the books of tbe Jaetitatiea sbowed a r-
Bias of f t,M,OMi
Thk ealia(r beiaa aeariy orer
all daacor of eouistoa. between
Gaaadiaas aad Aoerieaas ia liehriag aoa reaaored for the present, Kemr-Ad-
nttral Hotaaa basboea ordered, with bte farhia, tbe War Sprite, frost the
Xorta to tbe South lavcifie.
Dfai.v tbe recent flurry ia Wall
aereet Jay GosTM qaletly picked p
of shares of Richmond TemaiaaL The rosalt will probably be aa alliaaee be
tween tbe M iseoari Paeiic aad Kieb-
aaoad Terminal fystemf, with a total
fileege of aoarly IS, OW miles.
Thkkk will ebertly be pubUshoal ia
Ur9 dtr of St. retersbarr. a moneser
protest ajrainst the porsseutloa of the
Jews. The protest bears tbe sicaatures
of all tbe famous liteiary and profes
sional anea of Xassia, wttb tbat of
Couat Tofatet at the mead of tbe Hat.
X hk f-rt ot AberaeR aa written to Geaeral Itootb, exroiag bis belief in
tbe reed work of that reatlemaa look
inej toward tbe relief of tbe poor of Exland, and subecriUme; IMuOM toward
tsae laau. ueneral Booth eoutiaaoft te
reeeite usaay and liberal donatioaa for
tbe laaaguratieu of tbe systess. Ccstoms aatboritiea of tbe Dominloa are greatly exercised rer the gigantk senaffglinf of staples from Sitka into British Cotambta. Oust boots, rifles
svsnmaaitaoa. tooacco. conned moats
and eaaned fruits, for which there is a
ffood densaai, are the venal cargoes of
tbe smugglers. There) is a bearj duty vpoa all the articles naeationod. Judk CsPsncKAXTZ. wbo was nosal
mated, under tbe terma of the Berliacoaforesee, by King Cbesvr of Swedes aad
Xorway. to he umpire or Cbief Justiee of Samoa aad to eesode between the ssuiaauW ar fssmlttMaio TsfcflsMfcStftu) aaaVsa
Mataafa tof be ruler of tbe Saasoaa ielsMde, was in Wasbiagton, ea the Mth, on his way te tbe far-of Pacifc
Ickkass to arbitrate in the matter.
4 As tmk result of tbe trial ef Messrs. Dillea, O'Brien aad ethers, charred
with conspiracy ia iaciUag the teaants
on the Smith-Barry oeUte in Irelamd
to reteee pay moat oC rest, the court
aonteaced Meesrs. Dillea and O'Briea to two terms of six naeatbs imprison
it each, tbe seatesteei to be served
sirrently. fett of tbe other de-
fendantot reeelTed ligbteritenteaees, aad
Tmjc will of the law Robert Ray Hamilton was Hied ia tbe surrogate' omo ia Xow York City on the lTta. lie boaaoatbs "to the child Ilea tries, my adopted daughter, an annuity of ft,9St, to be paid in moatbly iasullmenta daring bor natural lite." Several other beuseta are made, but Kva Hamilton is not mentioned among them. Tn it official abstract of tbe rote at the late election ia Ohio has been completed aad sbows tbe plurality of Kyaa, R, to be 10. Mu. Tbe total vote was 7t,t. Tbe omcial Jigures do not
change the result in the Congressional dUtricta. Tbe delegation wilt stand 7 Kepublieaas to H Democrat.
Mi.v ii I'Ai.MKKaitd her husband, John K. Rogers, are at the outs, aad tbe eua-
niag little actress declare sbe will
never, no never live with Johnnie again.
There k a flavor of mother-in-law in the
quarrel, which resulted in Rogers bran
dUking a carving knife aad making
htewoTf otherwise terrible while under
tbe insluenee of paesloa and something
stronger. Thk O'Sbea divorce ease in England, ia which Charles Stewart Paraell, the
rrfok loader in the ltritteh Parliament
co-mpondeht, came to a eoneluon the 17th. by tbe granting of a
divorce to Captila O'Sbea. with costs, no defense ha ving been made by either Mrs. O'Sbea or Mr. Paraell, and, according; to tbe evidence, none wa pos
sible.
Txe Governor of South Carolina has
commuted tbe sentences of two little
negro murderers, Marion aad Sam Nance.
Six mouths ago they murdered their
step-father, who had treated the an very badly. The boys are only ten and fouraeon yours old, respectively.
3d. PnwPKitLY and Mr. Hares were
re-elected at the Kalght of Labor convention at Denver. Col., on the 17th.
without opposition. Hugh Cavanaugh.
of Ohio, wa elected general wortbv
foreman, after a cloe contest with M.
L. V heat, of Iowa.
Ax unknown man. wbo bad been
loitering about tbe New York. New
Haven Jc Hartford railroad station at
Hartford, Conn., for several days, de
liberately laid bis neck oa the traek in
front of a switch engine, on the IStb
and was decapitated.
Six persons were killed and sixteen
wounded in a battle ia Bistritz, Tran
sylrania, oa tbe IStb, between the
friends and opponents of a newly-ap-?ofnted priest The fight occurred at
tbe church door.
A womax of tbe town of Thaun.
Alsace, i an pressed with tbe idea that
sbe and her familr were threatened
with starvation, after cutting the
throats of ber five children, on the ISth.
killed benelf.
As easier feeling prevails at Mandan.
u., oecauso oi we receipt o: arms and ammunition by tbe eitisen. Six anouated friendly Sioux have been sent
to patrol the borders of the reservation.
The Minister of Agriculture for Hun
gary is taking steps to have vast tracts
in Uiat country planted with American
grape-vine, which have thus far re
sisted tbe ravages ef phylloxera.
Tmk War Department k in receipt of
no information tending to confirm or
discredit the alarming resorts uub-
liabed ia tbe newspapers about a
tbreatoned Indian uprising.
SecRKTART Tkacv bat in eoatempla
tics the building of two torpedo eruis
ors, one ef Tie tent displacement, and
of l,3t tons displacement. Tee
plans will be drawn during tbe next few month, aad Congress will be
aeked to make approprhtion for tbe
cruisers.
Thk Dowager Grand Docbess of Tus-
y, mother of Archduke John (John
trth) in dangerously ill, owing to anx
iety caused by uncertainty as te the fate of ber sen.
Xotick was riven in the Town Coun
cil of Edinburgh, on tbe IStb. of a mo
te remove tbe name of Charles
Stewart Parneit from tbe burgess roll.
Albkkt II. Smith, sbe forger, through
whose fraudulent practices tbe New
York firm ef Mills. Robeson Jfc Smith, of
which be was a member, was ruined.
was arraigned in the Jefferson Market
peliee court en the 1Mb. He was held in $!. bail aad locked us in tbe
Tombs.
The general missionary Methodist
committee ia session at Boston, on tbe
ltb, made the following appropriaUons:
Kock River Conference. fW): Wyoming
onterenee,nas- Wisconsin Conference, , for Seaadloauian missions North-
orwegmm ana usntesu Spanish,
SeaadiMTian work in Utah,
Scandinavian schools in Utah, SI, 46; Swedisb work in Austin, Tex., W.7W. For Norwegian work in California. Sl.Mtt; K wed toi work. $1,794. For Swedish work in Colorado, ftten. On the Columbia River, tl.Seu. For Swedish work in IkUvne, fT.eaf, and fee Finnish in Minnesota, IBM.
The: armored cruiser Maine was sue-
fully launched at tbe BreoklvnNavv
Yard on tbe 1Mb. The vessel waschrk-
toned by. Miss Alice Wilmerding. grand
daughter of Secretary Tracy. About
nlty tnouesnd persons witnessed the
ceremony.
Kcnc Smith, the last of tbe regular
Barrows rang of outlaws, was sentenced in tbe United States Court at Jackson, Miss., to life imprisonment ia tbe Columbus (O.) penitentiary for particina-
ton In tbe ISuekatunna train and mall
robbery.
A hiti.iu.nb in course ef construction
Father Humphreys and Messrs. Kelly, nt the Solar Refinery at Lima, O., fell Condon and Shoe by were discharged, jon the leth, while a number of met
Thk project to establish in Hot ton aa institute where consumptive patients jr be treated by Dr. Koch's tubersmleek cure is te be put into operation at eaee. A well-known local physician, nn entbuelaet on the subject of tubercuke, who has juot retorned from Kerlln, where e bad an opportunity to investigate tbe proposed new euro for consumption, is about te take active
men
workmen dosen or
were at work upon it. Two were killed eutrfckt and a
injured, some serious I v.
A MKK gem strike has been made in
tbeltappy Hollow and Free GoW mines noar Fort Collins ia Colorado. Some of tbe ere assared shews an avers, at
IBM te tbe ton.
FKASCI8 E. Warmrx, ef Chevenae.
Governor of Wyoming, was, on the IStb. elected United States Senator on the sixth ballot in the Lerki ature. lit
eept to provide a hospital for the re-
ssuttea of those aftktkd with the dk- eol league will be ex-Del era (e Jamas M.
I uavry, asse m la-ejeaae.
Vkxkk Ma i.i a. i mirieiiiue actress with the May Imvenport Company, k topped on tbe register of a heater due at the Carboadale Academy of Music at bcraatoa. Pa., on tbe nlffbt of tbe 18th, and in aa instant she abet through tbe fine towaid tbe biasing furnace In the cellar. At a bend in tbe due tbe pins
broke, a ad sbe felt into a millinery shop below, badly cut and bruised. Tbe lucky breaking of tbe flue saved the actress from a horrible death. 1 C C, 11K-K6. of Providence, K. I., who was injured in the recect New rleteues (fa.) railroad wreck, and died on the night of the leth. was robbed of hkfold watch and ftTft during tbe excitement attending tbe wreck. ! Thk carpet manufacturers of America will advance their prices materially in ' order to meet tbe increased cost of production owing to tbe advance in tbe duty on raw materials. Loui SAi.KHVKr bas written a letter
stating tbat the Established Church in Scotland has never before, since the Reformation, been in so great danger as it k to-day. 1 A roWKKKUt. international eommksiou bas been formed in Tjondon to inquire into the financial affairs of the i Argentine Republic. ', Ovrk &M hatters are idle, owing to a strike, in Danhury. Conn. An early settlement Is looked for. i Thk City Council of New Orleans has appropriated f 15.000 to defray the expenses of bringing the assassins of Chief of Police Hennery to justice. i A mii.itakv school will be opened at' Itogota. C. S. C. under tbe direction of Lieutenant Lenly, Third l' sited States . Artillery, about January 1, with a hundred cadeU and a course of study similar to that pursued at WeU Poiau ItCHOtvits entered the bouse of John Anderson, at Oil City, Pa., on the night of the mh. and failing to find f l.Oee whieh they supposed he had in his pos
sesion, pounded him brutally on the bead, vboked his wife, knocked his
step-daughter insensible and left them all tied hand and foot. Tbe burglars
got about $. There k no clew to their
identity.
Thk run on tbe Citiaens' Savings '
Bank of New York eontiitued on the .
4oth. and there was a line of 3.S09 peo
ple extending from the ptying teller's ' window for the length of several blocks.
A Fhknc:i syndicate has purchased
the Uodea copper mine, near Cork, Ire
land. The new owners hope to dis
cover gold deposits. The price paid for
the property was 20, Oof. A xvmukk of medical men sailed for Europe on tbe Hamburg-American Line steamer Net-mania, en the Doth, to visit Dr. Koch at 1 tori in and study bis consumption treatment Mr. Ulaikton'k denies tbe statement tbat be advised Parnell not te defend himself against the charges ef Mr. O'Shea in his divorce suit. Rkv. F. W. Pjrrrrr. was en the Snth. found guiitr. at Crawfordsville, Ind., of poisoning his wife, and sentenced te imprisonment for life. Tmk members ef tbe firm of Tung, Yoong Co.. one ef the most extensive Chinese mercantile bouses in San Francisco, and who were also labor con tractors, have fled to China with $3. (MM, tbe wages of Chinese fishermen who recently returned from Alaska. Tbe absconders owe other creditors $3,0. Tmk Prince of Wales is said to be seriously annoyed by tbe purpose ef his brother-in-law. the Marquis of Lome, to stand for Parliament in Staffordshire, tbe Prince holding that the other members of tbe family should abstain from active interference en either side of party politics. The Marquis bas de
clared himself opposed to Irish rule.
STATE INTELLIGENCE.
DCBTS OF CITIES.
sssT"t"siWt fftplWl'MC' 4teit sT
MwoMpatHkM lelte wt Ike Ch4IhI. The Census Outre has Issued a special bulletin, Hbowing the financial condition of a certain claw of munieipatitie. it doe H include Indihnapoli. !' m tbe aiatesuenu riven it appear tliat Frankfort and Gohea are tbe only cltls in tbe Slate having rrsourwrs In exces of debts. Indiana stands eighth in tltu list of indciiu-daeta pv ventage. Hers is a comparative statement of imiebtednom of tbe Indiana cities givu:
MCROENARY MOSES.
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Total.
LATE NEWS ITEMS. Ix a letter written in July. IS85. by
Afcsad Farran, the Syrian Interpreter
with Stanley's rear guard, and now published for tbe first time, tbe writer says: "On this trip Jameson, being anxious 'to see bow tbe natives eat each other, bought a girl about tea years obi. and gave ber to tbe aatlves to see them eat ber. They tied her to a tree and stabbed ber twice in the bowels, i when eight men rusbed up with knives
and cut ber up and put ber in their cookingVot. Jameson was pleased with
the sight, and made pictures of tbe
same." The general cruelty of Itarttelot is also affirmed.
Askmmiymax Ewing of San Fran
cisco, was arrested, on tbe 31st, on a charge of embezzlement He is charged 1
with stealing tbe sum ef !.ea from tbe ,
Market Street rail read, of which be ,
has been collector for the past sixteen
years. He was caught in tbe act of
stealing money from a box from one of ) tbe cars, and confessed bis guilt. !
The London Tablet, referring to tbe
O'Shea-Parnell matter, says: "In itralf
tbe conduct of Mr. Parnell can not pre
judice the Irish eanse in either land, lint
it will be a different thing if his followers persist in retaining him, in the
teeth ot the abb ore nee of their Liberal allies, as co-leader with Mr. Gladstone.
Thr business failures during tbe week
enued on the 31st, number: For tbe
United States, S47: for Canada, 27; total.
374; as compared with a total of 3s for
tbe week previous. For the correspond ing week ef last year the figure were
377, representing 3S failures In the
United States and 32 in Canada.
Ai.rkrt If. Smith, the junior member
of the firm of Mills, Robeson ic Smith,
New York brokers, who is under in-
dietment for forging and passing stock certificates belonging to tbe firm.
pleaded not guilty when arraigned, on
tbe 31st, and was remanded for trial.
Thr steamer Indian Prince, Captain
Cox, from Reval, and the steamer T. K.
Foster, collided in the River Thames
the 31st The latter vessel was
sunk while tbe Indian Prince lost ber
cut-water.
I.v hk suit in tbe Court of Queen's
Bench. London, on tbe 3 1st, against
Mrs. Lang try for for failure of contract, tbe playwright Robert lluchanan. se
cured a verdict of I5u.
O.N tbe loth tbe safe of tbe Twentr-
sixth Ward Bank of Brooklyn was robbed ef a package eoutalng IS, la
Thr Yanderbllt people admit that Gould has get eetttrel ef the Union Faerie,
Swivt justice ww meted out at 1'U
tayue in the. cae of
He stole a pair of shoes from a store tbe
other morning, was takea in flagrante delicto and witltiu twenty minutes bad beea bound over to the circuit court. He was tried at once and in forty-live minutes after his arrest bad begun serving a sixty days Kenteace in the county jail, ; DirHTiir.Ki.v bas become epidemic at ' Martinsville, and several deaths have ' resulted. ' Ax "ooutx" den was raided at Columm bus and fourteen players captured. Johx Davis, of Vincennes, was killed by a train at Wheatland while intoxicated. Thk Indiana court of last resort has confirmed the decision of tbe lower court that the dressed beef exclusion act is unconstitutional. Thk State Board of Agriculture has made its annual report to Governor Hovey. It shows the receipts to have been $48j.V1 .disbursement. I4,M) 35. leaving a deficit of $l,in 49. Thin added to the shortage of last year, makes a total of $1,700, The total receipts of tbe State Fair were ,S0 lf premiums paid, $13,037 5. Tbe numl.er of entries was 5,3. exceeding the number of any preceding year lr 419. Statk Thkasi-kkr Lkmke made bis annual report a few days ago. It shows tbe total income of the Slate from all sources during the past twelve months to have been $4,7U,M S3. The total disbursements were $i.471,4S IS. leaving a balance ia the Treasury October 81 of SSn.SJMS 40. The previous year closed with a balance of S74,100 X. Jas. Kaxtxkh, Brownsville, a "terror" in tbat community, bas been convicted of larceny and .sentenced to seven years imprisonment A vigohocs crusade is being made against gamblers by tbe authorities of Columbus. Pastknkk Carry, of New Paris, committed suicide, leaving a letter asking forgiveness upon tbe grave of bis wife, wbo killed herself some months ago to escape hk cruelty. Siiwakd Ahan, wn killed Bertha i Ef ff in Indianapolis orer a year ago, tbe other day entered a plea of guilty of murder in tbe second degree, aad was sen Winced to imprisonment for life. J Thk official returns of tbe Indiana election havo been received by tbe See- j retary of State, and the Democratic pin- j ratifies are as follows: Matthews, Secretary of State, 15.S70; Henderson, Auditor, ,eir. Gall, Treasurer, S.MH; Mitchell, Judge of t&e Supreme Court, 21.26z: Smith, Attorney-General, 30,39s; Sweeney, Clerk of tbe Supreme Court, 30,430; Vories, Superintendent of Public Instruction, 30,14; Pealle, Statistician, 30, $78. Ix a freight wreck on tbe Pan-handle, near Westville, twenty-six cars were smashed to pieces. , William HaKkir. abrakeman on tbe Lake Shore road, was killed by the cars at Goshen. j Thk little son of Rev. II. P. Corey, of Grcencaetle, wbo was burned while playing near a pile of burning leaves, died the other night. Ex-Thra.mthrk I W. Monux. of Hen-' ry County, has been swindled out offset by Abe Ca vault by means ef a worthless check. I
1
k. Murks, no K-KiHlre wf tbe
Hour City Hunk of Keehester, .V. V.. Turn 'et Trlvk mh4 eeeure atJ.UOO m CWmu tMrrMejr, Hut frtiv tw u is feet m wH )M Tklf r, ut Oct XhUmm4, RM-m.sn:u, N. Y., Nov, t!l,-MoeH.
Marks, a youug man living at Nu. 94 Central avenue, was employed in the Flour City Bank until fifteen months ago, wben be was discharged. Wednesday afternoon Marks went to the Westm Union Telegraph office ami sent a message to the Nation I Bank of Commerce, of Now York, the correspotulont of tbe Flour City Iknk. asking it to send by express to the Hour City Iknk fa,ooo iH currency, fit and 930 bills. Marks signed to tbe dispatch tbe name of William "Augustus Waters, cashier of the Flour City Iknk. Marks went to the American ISxpress office upon the arrival of the pack ago of money front New York, signed for it, took tbe money ami dknppenred. Tbe robbery and forgery wan discovered when Cashier Waters received the daily mail and found in it a letter from the National Iknk of Commerce advising him of the money sent Mr. Wsrs was taken completely aback, as he had not ordered the money. He sent at ohcO to the express office to learn whether the
money was there. The express company J
saw the money had been given to Marks, as it was supposed lie was still connected with the bank. It was then tbat tbe forgery and robbery was discovered. Word was sent to police headquarter, and Chief Hay den immediately started out with officers of the bank to work oa the case. At the American Express office the ofIm .... .1 1 . , 1 ...it
Harrv Matde ,""ru mej urun torn uj .1. " the detectives to say nothinr about the
matter. Cashier Waters stated that never 1 fore had nom;y sont by express to the bank been delivered to a representative of the bank. Tho
money packages were always
to the bank. "We to the express office by
said Mr. Waters, "but the express com
pany should have delivered the money to us at the bank. Marks is twenty-four years old. He entered the service of the Flour City Iknk at the age of sixteen yearn and rose to the position ef note teller. His industry and capability were recognised by the officials of the bank, and about two years ago be was promoted. He was not discharged for any dishonest act. Through the influence of Joseph llier, a friend of the Mark's family, a position was given the young man as traveling salesman for the firm o. Moore & Bier, clothing manufacturers. About two months ago a dispatch te the Poit-Express from Indianapolis announced that .Marks, w ho had gone there in thn interest of the firm, had suddenly left thatcUv without paying his bill. Marks left his samples, which be bad opened only for display, in tbe Ikies House. " There is considerable difference of opinion as to who is responsible for tho success of Marks in carrying out his scheme.
STANLEY'S BEAR QuiJ luforMMtlew front a Kw
ten in lMMM. by AtMU rnrrl i!T:
HsMtey's
ter MltN
tJ-mp, Keirtoeer of tU kwtot J ry Mwwrr Henry K,ilJ," ..
lntji
send mono
messengers.
elereit Ike Letter IUmhIh.
IbMTOx, Nov, 89. In ,iUr tad Farrau. thn yv,i... ''
with .Stanley's rear guard, wrou tor to Mr. Camp, eng. inoer of ths ? per Congo steamer Henry U,J7 , iwoporty of the American Itstpuu J sign Mlasionarjr Society, deurJi evonu transpiring in tl0 sxpedlUon with special r(.f.tt.ncf the rear guanl under Mujor iknLi
v,., vamp sent
kungu. Mr. UwU in turn scut a" 1 of It to Hev. ISdwanl l MorrU sistaut foreign secretary of the in Boston, and It is now puhHshtd the first time. The letter is a foj l.irKiijiou, Auif. 1 ta. Dkak Hhothkk Mkmhiam: iHow u.T otastMtemeHt nt ii by lrtif n., with h refluent tlmt I Mind you tn.i'f' IIhvIhk been eHKHicea hi Mr. SU.l. expeaitluH s lHterprter tlirouvli vm. shall he Kld to Klve some mrut alMiut It. .Mr. StMHley's lUea wn thw nroultltske him six month to rn n raHH,lx mo nt lis to rellHve nmlZ hi hHmIm, hhU six months to Z When Mr. 8tinly arrlvuU st Z.tiuibiT took six HtiHtlrwd meHfrom tlu.r i the IomUs HHd twHty servant Imys 1 theseaiiil sixty Soudanese MolilterVt.
in nnu tltirri(n 1, , froi AUn, two liiturtirttrs ami t n ,i ; wen, l stnrtel the expedition, liohn , loft .HtiailMr an eincxuuinttnt w, , wtth Tlppoo T.U thut bu khouhl .v 1 nix huiitlreil mn wh-u they ari(Vi Stanley Fall. Th expedition w, ut a s the Yaruwlml river; there ttusy W8!'. f stronir tamp nntl Mr. Htauiev. i stay-In t Intra h week, took hundred mmi and nv unl crs t left tlt rest nt tlit o.tiii In eliare of M, Ikrttelot. Mr, St ley left Yamb jv. r4 on tho 27th r .iHne.m-, pnimMn t0 1 turn nlMiut the Nt of Xnvwinhor. The . who weru left In citiuphml greotdimtult j esHlslly about tlmlr food, for In t.iatui J there vr notliliiK hut rmts. ami on tl, thy fed for twelve months. Aim,..i ,.it ,
sent meH tm'ame Hick, nnd a good many dleJ jnev ! Mrvt"J The Major, who w.u in rc ft j HiHiid, had many mentis of nreervlns'
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n M wmiiru 10. na lintl a auantlty or cloth, brass rod, Immi1M which is the native money ttirre, wIkcIi threw away at last. Ha cruelly treated wen. beatinx them two and throe hum! triies st m tliiin fur uuiuii ..r.......u ,
. - - -..., .i,vt,9vn nnu if shot them. Tlppoo Tlli'.s men. wh in-an! J thk. would notxo with tho expedition. 1 Tlppoo Tib libiisatC was sorry Unit he tait an agreement to Klve Mr. Stanley x hi
fool nn Well a Knave. Utica, N. Y.. Nov. 31. Moses ML Marks, of Rochester, N. Y., who secured W.0O9 by express from the National Commercial Bank of New York, by means of a telegram to which be forged tbe name of Wm A. Waters, cashier of the Flower City National Iknk of Rochester, was captured in a bouse of ill-fame in this ci ty last evening. Moses' satchel, containing $84.50 of the stolen money in the original package, was recovered. Moses had shaved off his moustache. He positively refuses to make any statement. BROOKE AT PINE RIDGE.
Wu.f.iAM Mai-chamrr, a farmer llv-
lng south of Anderson , was kicked In j the forehead by a vicious horse and suf-' fered a fracture of the skull. He died
in a few hours. Mm Katk Yuxkrr, of Mount Vernon, took a snan shot at a burglar entering the house and got tbe end of his nose. Whii.k fishing, the other day, II, W. Scbellar, ef Edenburg, and two gentlemen from Indianapolis, succeeded in landing a river bass weighing four pounds and eleven ounces. This is tbe largest bass of its kind ever caught ia Blue river. Johx I.omr.rr, n leading farmer ef Wabash County, is dead. Miss Laura Burns, of Martinsville, ta, perhaps tbe only lady in the United States who boasts ef a head of hair tbat will trail two feet on tbe floor as she walks shout the room. Her hair Is very heavy, and is of a light brown. Tbe lady stands five feet three inches, and as she walks about ber luxuriant growth of balr trails two feet behind her. She Is naturally proud of ber adornment, and takes tbe greatest care of it Frank Shunk died of lockjaw at New Albany. He ran a nail into bis foot
seme weeks are. but the wound hexled up.
(irneral Krnekr, with Kwar llnndreit Troops, Kerhr fine Kidffe AfCfHt-y Altrr a KeHch Forced JMJitrrh-The In.
hinh nr nHHfH niirr, If hhjc'" In h
Appeared.
Omaha. Neb.t Nov. 21. A Pine Rid) (S. I).) special to the World-Herald says; "General Brooke and the military, numbering a few less than four hundred, arrived at Pine Ridge Agency at seven o'clock yesterday morning, after the roughest forced marches evor experienced by the older members of command. The troops suffered materially from the cold during the march of twenty-five miles, which was begun at twelve o'clock. The roads are so rough that several wagons were overturned on the way, ami a tenmskr named Burke, from Fort Omaha, was buried under one of them, bis hip tieing broken. Many long delays were caused by such accidents. There were no hostlles to meet thn soldiers when they arrived at the agency, and they at once went iRto camp on a plateau commanding tbe entire valley. Jack Red-Cloud and a- lot of the fanatics were at Wounded Knee, twenty-five miles away, putting the finishing touches on the ghost dance. This is the day :et for the Messiah te appear in the form ef a buffalo, hut
up te noon no stray Messiah nor buft falo has been reported on the reservation. The Indian police have nil reaunted thair dutv. Thar in uliln
I many Indians about the agency except-
ing on issue days, consequently there is
a laclc of hostile about the post, most all of them being down on the reservation at tbe various villages where they are holding their horses in defiance of the orders of the agent The next issue day is Monday. An Inventor Madly Hurt. Cmicaoo, Nov. xl. Louis J. Genet, the patentee of the new air-brake for use on cable trains, was very seriously Injured while supcrin tending a test of his invention. While on a car going sout'i on CotUgn drove avenue, equipped with It, Genett went out on the footboard and banging on to the arm of one of the seats, stooped down to lookttnder the car, at the device located there. While in this position he was struck In the back of the head by a footboard of a car going the other way. Th 3 doctors hope that a bad scalp-wouad s the worst of hk Iwiurlarw
f ured ih. Twuiva months Wajnnl, a . they could et no men from Tijji TIU ' carry the loads and follow Mr. .sunler.
During this time some denerirr from : Stanley arrived ut the camp. We expt good nun- from Stanley, but tin-re nothing Interesting eXrept that manr ot t men were slek. At one time Mr. Stanley ! forty men on the way who Wou.dnotiwai The men wen, with htm live month did not reach the ptare he was go !i;tto,i. therefore deserted. There were nine m
seven wrre eaten tiy cnniillisli, and t j reached the camp. After tin tte M:i j begucu Tlppoo Tib to xSve him some ini.,i t If necessary to m ike a pew rontni-t x Increase the men pay, Int.-iiillun it Ue I fused to throw their stuff Into tbe river f ! go back to Zanzibar. Il Ordered J. S, Ji
eson, one of the white men, to x with Interpreter to Kojoiiko. a village belong to Tlppoo Tib, thirty dnys trout Stat. Tall by eanou. to try and aet some n Tlppoo Tib aot letters Irom Z inxllmr urn him to .send some men to ok for Stuni as news reaeHed them that ho nixnU Therefore T.)poo Tib was obliged to g Jameson men. On thai trln Jameson, lxlnx annu e how the natives eat each other, bon a girl about tea years old. and cave he thenatfvia to tee them eat her. Thcyt her to a tree and etabbed her twlee ia bowels, when ebtht men ruslud un a
t knives nnd out her up and put her In tl
eooKinK pot. dnmeeon was pleaded theslxht, and made pictures or the sam Aa soon as they arrived In camp. Me Barttelot Intemte! to leave camp with 1 men and xo to Wadeial to look (or Mr. St: ley. Mt an while two steamers arrived too MtmnthaUot thw load hack to Man. Ihi. Many thln were thrown away a Klven to the natives which would h tervesl all the, men who ded. VV.t lieant tlmt time that lifty Xanzlbaris ami one wh Hiui from Stanley were at UJijl un-i bo(i to Zanzibar nnd that thy were himii he the remainder of .Stanley's cxpedltl' but we could not believe this ai th?re no fowndathin. The steameri returie4 few men wbo were slek, but they were 1 g (Milled with ftanl oh tho wnv. TItreii da
Mn.Uk" Uaa Yet after the explltton Ktarted after Staal
on the 12th or June, 146. Sinned A. K. Kasr Mr. Stanley was seen this afternot
When shown the letter he said: "Yi it is genuine, and I'm glad to hear But it doe not make the matter at stronger than It was. Jameson's ov lettor is the most damaging eviden against him. He was blinded by t scientific Sesire. I would gladly pro Farran a liar, but after Jameson's 1 tor how could I? Whan Bunny t myself and my officers about tho fair I did not leileve it Mr. Jame was as nice a fellow as you ever sai but ho did not see the thing from humane standpoint His science 1' him astray. Mr. Jameson was a ri man, and the thought came that may! this man was blackmailing him for paying his salary. But Jameson's I ter settled it" Its Mart Their IHanlty. Bat.timork, Nov. 82. The Marylai State Dental Association, at a meetii held last night unanimously decided persevere in their refusal to answer t) questions put by the Census Bureau I reference to mechanical dentistry, ne withstanding that the census author ties have ordered the prosecution those who would not answer. The dentists object to being class as manufacturers instead of profe sional men, and have all along pf' tested against it They claim that tl position of the census people is ataut and are surprised that a great bureau' the United States Government know better than to consider them a claw 1 "tooth carpenters. "
The
Mariana Meorganhtett n s
Liability Company. Loxnox, Nov. St. It is official stated that the scheme for the contln atlon ef the Ikrlngs in business h been concluded. The new concern w be s limited liability company. -will register and begin business imW diately with a subscribed capital eecdlng 1,000,000 pounds. Mr. Tho" slkring, M. P., who becomes chains of the new company, will devote hj whole fortune to sustaining the firm or edit The o'.her directors ar FrM is Baring, John Bering and Kirks afedfson.