The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-01-12
STATE NEWS.
REFLEX OF THE INDIANA PRESS.
CASs rnnI-NrY 81

REFLEX OF THE INDIANA PRESS.
cAss COUNTY.
The case of Armindy Erwin, who ev-
identity died from an abortion, seems to have
coroner's Jury, the girl buried, and all
chances tor full investigation closed up.
CLARKE COUNTY.
Judge Bicknell has rendered an elaborate
decision on the suit of Valentine Kelly, de-
Gliding that the town of Ohio Falls has no
legal existence. 1t is GAINESVILLE and moth
ing else. 1t is thought the legislator will
have TO lend a hand and help them out OF
some complications arising from this decis
ion.
DAVIES COUNTY.
On the night of December %, some new
converts in Veale township were taken to
the river in the midst of a dense forest, and
baptized after 10 o'clock. Their names were
Robert Gilley, Jesse Poe and j, Spillman
Jones.
DECATUR COUNTY.
The Greensburg Standard comes out jan
uary changed from thirty-two columns to
forty the size of the sheet being en-
larged from 26x40 TO 30x44, giving mucn
more reading than formerly.
FLOYD COUNTY.
The Ledger-Stsndard saws that Is, $50 hogs
have been packed in this city, while up to
the same date in 1873 less than II, 900 had
been put up. Several years ago a much
larger number of hogs were packed in this
city than for the past few years, aud killing
has now ceased for want OF hogs.
FAYETTE COUNTY.
The Connersville Times says: The case of
Chester VS.. the c., II. & 1. road, for damages
sustained by himself and family in the ae-
cident near Lyons Station about a year ego,
will probably occupy good portion OF the
coming term of court. One OF Mr.. Ches-
ier's children was killed, another child and
his wife were injured, while Chester himself
had both legs and an arm broken. He
claims 900 damages. Clsypool and Nc
Intosh are attorneys for the plaintiff, while
the road will probably be represented by
Stanley Matthews. of Cincinnati, and Ben.
Harrison, of Indianapolis, in addition to A.
II. Sinks, the attorney for the road.
GIBSON COUNTY.
The Jasper Courier says: TIE Gibson
county grangers resolved that they would
sell their pork for $40 per hundred and no
less. They have not sold, ana begin TO think
It about time to call another meeting.
HAMILTON COUNTY.
Says the Noblesville Ledger: The firm OF
Evans, Isoitin & Co. killed its last lot oil
hogs on Wednesday. The total number Of
hogs killed reaches 10000 head, which in
volved an outlay of Sl65 900. During the
season they gave employment thirty-six
| to forty wOrkmen, for whose labor during
| the killing time they paid 1900 in the ag-
gregate.
HARRISON COUNTY.
The Ledger-Standard is informed that a
combination is being formed, consisting OF
gentlemen of ample capital, who design
completing the Air Line road to Hunting
ton, Dubois county, and adds: The build
ing of the Air Line road through Harrison
county will open up the immense qusrries
of fine white limestone with which that
| county abounds, and market for which can
| be most readily found in the cities OF Louis
vile and Indianapolis. In event that the
new state house should be built at Indian
apOlis, the stone from these quarries viii bf
principally used.
HARRISON COUNTY.
| The Corydon Democrat says: The case o
DIR. Thomas J. Stevens VS.. Harrison county
for $50, for holding post mortem exsmins
ton on the body OF dead person, was com
| promised in the circuit court last week, by
the county paying Stevens S95. Tho costs
taxed against the county are 81 50, and
| about SIS attorney fees. AlansOn Stephens
| for the plaintiff and George w. DenbO iol
the county. A few more such post mOrtems
will bankrupt the county.
| JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Lieut.. Grsyson has concluded his nara
tive of the Three Months Campaign in the
| Madison Courier. These sketches have re-
ceived the warm concentrations of the old
SOLDIERS; the interest taken in them has
been sufficiently demonstrated TO warrant g
request for their preservation in pamphlet
(, form.
| KNOX COUNTY.
| The death of Mrs. Samuel Wise at Vim
csnnes last Sunday morning Is mentioned
by the Sun as q severe shock to the commu
nifty, in which she was a prominent and
greatly esteemed citizen.
TIPPECASoE COUNTY.
Lady BARRIERS are announced for Lafayette
One shave, y cents.
| vANDERBURG COUNTY.
John Miller. in quarrel the other day
had his nose bitten clean Off by one savage
Weigert. The bitter was sent to jail in default
of 50 600 bond.