Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-03-28
WISCONSIN,.


The Catholic See of Milwaukee is TO
be raised to an arch-episeopate, and BIZ
shop John Martin Henni is to be promo
ted to an archbishop. The See of Mil
waukee is one of the most important in
the Union. 1t contains one of the larg-
monasteries, and a large number of
Catholic educational institutions. Bisll-
op Henni has presided over the See for
nearly thirty years.
| ARKANSAS.
| A special to the appeal from Helena,
says the tow-boat, Crescent City, from
New Orleans to st. Louis, with a tow of
| five freight barges, one fuel barge and
trading boat blew up at 7,30 Tuesday
morning at the foot of Montezuma island
Every part of the barge was blown into
atoms and she sank in three minutes
Ten persons were killed and five badly
wounded.
The overflow in the upper Red River
is doing considerable damage.
| NEBRASKA.
A dispatch from Fort Fetterman says
that Indians stole 10 head of cattle. The
citizens pursued the party recovered IL.
General Smith telegraphs Monday from
Red Cloud that all is quiet at both agen-
cies. But little appears to be known as
to the intentions of the Indians.
A dispatch dated Tuesday says that
Gen. Oord has received the following:
s'FORT LARAMIE, wy, March 25.
| ga man from Coad's Rrach, near
Scott's Bluffs, brings information that
on Sunday afternoon party of Indians
killed man near the ranch and ran off
all the horses. Coad reports that the
Indians have been killing cattle daily for
the last two weeks in that vicinity. The
commanding officer has no means of
sending cavalry for want of transporta-
tion.''
| MASSACHUSETTS.
Tuesday. morning dispatches show
| that the Senatorial question is as much
in doubt as ever. The Springfield Re
publican inclines- to believe that neither
Hoar nor Dawes will be elected but most
probably third man-possibly Adams.
The Boston steel importers are to ap-
pear before the. Ways. and Means Com
mittee of Congress this week, in adyoca-
cy of their proposition for a reduction
of duties, but it is not probable that their
representations will cause any modifica-
tion of the existing rates to be made.
An informal ballot showed that Daw-
| es led in the Senate and Hoar in the
| House. Boston dispatches state that
Governor Clifford and Speaker Sanford
are mentioned as strong compromise
candidates.
Oliver Ditson's music store in Boston
was burned on Tuesday evening.
| INDIANA.
The most destructive fire ever known
in indianapolis broke out on Monday
morning in the mercantile Room on
Pennsylvania street. The total loss, by
Tuesday morning dispatches, is not less
than $500, 900.
| At Jeffersonville new method of op-
position has been invented by the saloon
keepers. On Tuesday the pavement was
sprinkled with pepper by one Tausman
and the exercises of the crusaders brok-
en- up by the sneezing that was caused.
| At Terre Haute the saloon keepers
have organized and have pledged them
selves not to patronize business men
whose wives are in the movement or
who uphold 1t.
/ G. w. Wheeling and Mrs. Rebecca
llSmith who eloped together from Tren-
| ton, N. j., some weeks since, were
found in New Albany on Wednesday,
where they had opened hair
| store.
| PENNSYLVANIA.
at Williamsport the crusaders were
out on Saturday and held an immense
meeting in front of the Court House.
Father Angelo, of Pittsburgh, deliv-
ereda temperance lecture in the Catho-
lie Church Sunday night. The enthusi-
asm is great among the Catholics of that
city.
/ By the breaking of rope of a coal
mine car in the colliery at Phoenix Park
three men were killed instantly.
A Philadelphia telegram says that Jay
Cooke on Monday discovered and cor
rected triffiing mistake of 81, ,500,0 in
the schedule.
The weavers have resolved to strike
for increased wages, throughout the
state, and have already inaugurated the
move at Remington.
| The Democratic. State Central Com
, imittee are to hold the State Convention
| in Pittsburgh in May.
| The saw mill and machine shops at
Cramps ship yard, at Kensington were
burned Tuesday morning. Loss fifteen
thousand dollars. The fire communica-
ted to Mandson's Mill on Retty's Island,
and fifty thousand dollars worth OF
property was destroyed there.
+ A fireman named George McMullin
was killed Wednesday morning by be-
ing thrown from ladder truck.
ILLINOIS.
), Saturday evening the citizens of Cen.
1 treville, learned that a murder haG
s been committed four miles south of thai
] Itown, on a family named Stelzurede
!. The fact was discovered by neighbors
who went to their house to procure veg
: etables. The report having been made
: to the authorities in Centreville, an in
: vestigation was made, and the family
:, consisting of Stelzurede senior, seventy
five years old, Stelzurede, Jr., twenty
five years old, his wife and two children
respectively three months old, wer
found dead. The murder was evident
ly committed Thursday night. Tn
body of the young man was found tw
q steps from the sleeping room, with hi
y throat cut and skull split with an axe
= and his hand with a knife, showing tina
IL he made desperate struggle. His wifi
was killed in bed, while asleep with al
infant In her arms-her skull smashe
Z and throat cut. The children's skull
were crushed. The old gentleman slep
in an adjoining room and appears t
have been pulling OH a jacket when th
d murderer killed him. He was one G