The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-01
NEWS AND GOSSIP.

At Plymouth, n. H., the snow is five feet
deep on a level.
Mrs. Mary White, of Braintree, Mass,
completed her huudredth year on the 18th
uitimO.
SIosson won five hundred dollars by 81
points, in his game with Rhines, at Chicago,
last night.
The Tennessee river has receded SO the
trains are running on the Memphis & Louis
vile railroad.
The National Congress of Representative
Workipgmen will meet in Cincinnati, on the
first Tuesday in September.
Oliver Dllyrimpie, the great Minnesota
wheat farmer has settled with bis creditors
and is once more on his financial feet.
a Montgomery dispatch received las
evening states that party of Indiana editors
reached there this morning from New Or
leans.
Massachusetts, is invited by Governor
CASTOR TO fast and pray on tie Sth of April.
Instead of cooking marrowbones tht
Yankees viii come down upon their mar
EOwbones
It is rumored in Wall street, New York
City, that General b. F. Butler has been sp-
pointed advisory counsel to the Pacific Mail
SteSmsphip Company, at an annual salary
of %25, 600.
The Pittsburg Evening Telegraph has fol-
lowed the Boston GLOBE in Offering its new
-Iuarto form ready cut and pasted. The Tsle-
graph is now pleasant paper to read. Let
the good reform go on.
a conspiracy to assasslnate Gan. Cabrera,
in Spain was frustrated by the detection of
the conspirators who, desming discretion
the better part of vslor, ran away to sneak
up and stab their victim another day.
The Rev. DIR. Halves, OF the North Congre-
gatiOnal Church, New Haven, was "sur-
prised" by party of his parishioners Thurs
day evening, who brought as an Offering OF
friendship an elaborate silver tea service and
other acceptable articles.
James Bennett, of Boston, charged with
embazzliog SIS, 600 from the firm of Prescott,
Wood & Co, of which he was a member was
2rTaigHed before the municipal court at BO5-
ton on Friday, and held in s. GOO bonds for
trial before the Superior Court.
A brutal fight and murder took place last
Sunday, March 81, at Robard's Station, KY,
in which Nike Melvin, a section hand on the
railroad, shot and killed another section
hand named Jake Howard. Melvin was
brutaliy Indifferent to his crime.
This Rev. Mr.. Warren, pastor of the Baptist
Church at Burnt Hills, Saratoga county, was
recently dismissed and immediately left for
parts unknown. The trouble was that he
had one wife at Burnt Hills and two at Chi
cago, and his Burnt Hill coDgregasioA said
Ig wasn't right.
Mr.. G. A. Nolan, who has recently been
appointed chief examiner of She patent o.
flee, graduated as Yale College in 1857, and
vas connected with the scientific department
until 1850, when he became tutor at Yale,
and was so engaged four years. In 1865 he
entered tho patent office.
Spencer Jones, agent of the English Union
OF Agricultural and General Lsborers, is in
Ottawa in connection with emigration mat
ters. He Will shortly visit Manitoba, the
government giving him all facilities for
securing the country and reporting on the
state of the labor marSe5 in that province.
Notwithstanding all his faults, DR..
Rsnealy probably knows more Languages,
dead and living, than any other man now in
parliament TO write a most beautiful
staOza in English and translate il into
Welsh. Irish, French Latin, Greek and Hin
dustsni, is to DIR. Kenesly one of the easiest
of all tasks.
A ST. Louis dispatch says that the Senate
committee having in charge the matter of
investigation of the alleged abstraction OF
state bonds from the treasurer's vaults, now
express the belief that the bonds reported
missing were destroyed By a committee oil
the legislature, although no evidence was
found TO establish this fact.
From Montreal dispatch it is learned
that navigation is not expected to open
I1sfore the 10Th of May. The canals are
solid IN many places and the ice on the ST.
Lawrence river Is unusually thick and firm.
A flood is considered almost a certainty,
and parties located along the water edge are
moving their goods from the cellars.
A Chicago dispatch says that President
Armour has withdrawn his resignation as
president of the Board of Trade, in defer
ence to the wishes of the members as ex-
pressed by a committee which waited On