The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-12-06

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evening on his transatlantic Gospel mission
/ He will sail on Wednesday, and viii while
/ gone visit England. Ireland and such othei
parts OF continental Europe as be may here
\ after determine upon-possibly before re-
turning visit Assyria. lie Will l..- be S2 ,ss
more than year. $50 rssss kzzrs
come to the conclusion that big newspaper
| in q small town, with non paying subserio-
ers. is like wearing kid gloves to chop wood
| in. After looking through the Ledger for
news we conclude that he is successfully try
ing to handle his subjects without gloves.
wild deer ran through the streets Of
0wensboro, KY, last Saturday, and plung-
ing into the river escaped 10 the Indiana
shore. Ii is supposed that the existing state
of affairs i'm our country at present, and the
fear Of being bulldozed into first-class ven
ison. was the cause of this extraordinary
movement in his deership.
A young man named Manly Booze. Of
Needersburg was loading q gun last Mon
day when he struck it against a chair
causing il to be fired OFF, the contents pass
ing into his left side, beneath the heart,
passing upward to his back. There were 80
shot IN the gun; most of them have been
AIKEN out by the attending physician.
Thursday night the city marshal of Craw-
louisville arrested two parties from Indian
Moses, son of the spectacle man. They are
accused of having laid plot to release from
jail George Wilson, of indianapolis, lately
sentenced to the state prison for grand lar
ceny. They had procured tools for that
purpose.
Chief Diehl of Fort Wayne, having Sc
cured acquisitions from Governors Hen
bricks and Hayes, on "Wednesday last OBJ
tanned possession, at Toledo of the two men
i.sa oh ~aI uttth no
old man Elisha Graves on a Toledo. Wa
bash and Western train, in Fort Wayne,
abOst two weeks since. They are awaiting
trial at that place
The receipts of corn at the Blue river
starch works. at Edinburgh, continue large,
aSgregating for the week ending Tuesday
18th inst, is, $40 bushels The company are
now consuming about /, 100 bushels per day,
and have i'm crib fully $4,000 bushels They
report the demand for their goods a very
brisk and arc experiencing considerable diff
Guilty in shipping for want Of cars.
At Evansville, Sunday, a grain dealer
Hamed j.. NJ. lvey being considerably 'of,"
got out OF bus and refused TO allow any of
the other passengers to follow his illustrious
example. The driver offered some little
physical remonstrance. when lvey attempt
ed 10 draw pistol, but shot himself in the
leg He was arrested and is said TO be
nice fellow when sober
Graphic Evansville Journal: A down.
town house of ill-fane was entirely Quilted
in the course of an hour last night There
was a jealous fight among the inmates
several lone, lorn, black eyes, a sprinkling
OF parti-cOlored hair about the rooms, and at
l. O'Clock the whole house had packed their
trunks and left the keeper standing alone
like Marius among the ruins of Carthage.
I oil
well disposed man. who lives near Lanes
vile, while coming TO the city with load
of produce, on Wednesday evening about
o o'clock. was assaulted on the CorydOn road,
just outside the city limits, and robbed of
$50. Three rufians were engaged in the
outrage. and made their escape with the
booty. The men asked Miller whom he voted
for, and when he told them he voted
for 'Tlden, they threw'him out OF the wagon
and broke his Shoulder blade
The following merited compliment to one
OF Brazirs feet flyers is from the Chicago
Field, the great sporting paper of the north
west: white Stockings The Brazil turfists
take considerable pride in this fast half
mile mare. She is owned by Mr.. 2. r.
sharp, is six years old and was used on a
farm until one year ago. She recently
achieved a victory over Top Sawyer, the
champion half-miler of western Indiana
beating him on half-mile dash in 81 sec
onds, over heavy track. lining her adOrers'
pockets thereby with the ducats of the
grangers-''
Evansville Journal: i company of eight
or nine gentlemen. headed by Chris Kraft,
Esq. and the Hon. Fred Cook, left Thurs
day for weeks hunt on Hovey's lake and
Wabash river. They were provided with
tents, provisions, stoves and everything com
Portable. We warn the unwary ducks of
that section TO beware. This is no quiet
election they are going to have but they
viii be bulldozed. intimidGted, violated, out
ragged. assassinated, annihilated and their
scalps will adorn the belts of thesa mighty
hunters.
Franklin Democrat: Edinburg has just
now on It's hands n case of persecution for
opinions sake. Mr.. John c. Valentine, one
OF our most respectable and worthy business
men, has been for the past fourteen years
agent for the indianapolis Journal, always
serving the paper regularly and paying his
bills promptly. But it has recently been
discovered by the Journal company that Mr..
V. is q democrat, and hence, on Tuesday last
he was informed that his services were no
longer required. This. we should say, is
drawing the lines pretty close.
LaPorte Argus: II is thought that there
Will not be less than 100 cOnvicts in the
City prison before next spring.
There is need of an enlargement of the pris-
on walls, and the new cell house, partly
built, should be finished as soon as possible.
New shops should also be built, as there is
now no room for working the 200 idle pris-
oners, and their number is constantly in
creasing. The incoming legislature viii
have TO give these matters early attention,
for the demand is urgent and delays are en-
phatically dangerous in this case.
The Times on the Sangufnary Scion