The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-09


Younger bro hers, was arrested at Joplin,
Mo-, Sunday night on suspicion OF being
one OF the gang who robbed the railroad
train near o .terville some weeks since.
In the house of commons, John O'Con-
nor Power, member for the county OF
Mayor, moved that In the opinion Of the
house, the time bad come Tor pardoning
the Fenians. The motion, alter debate,
was rejected, III to 81.
Trsmps are said to be becoming so nu-
merous along the Central Pacific road In
Nevada that conductors and brskemen are
scarcely a match for them. 1t Is feared
that II they continue to go in gangs,
armed guards will have TO be sent with
the trains to protect passengers.
The HibernIsn savings bank at s.. Louis
slosed its doors Tuesday, and will go
into liquidation. All cure MT depositors
are paid, and all time deposit accounts
will be settled as soon as the assets can be
realized upon. 1t is thought the stock
holders of the bank will lose about one
halt OF their Investments.
Advices from Sclavonic sources to RAJ
guss confirm the intelligence of the COM
plete defeat of the Turks on the 2Sth inst,
near Urbizs. The Montenegro captured
800 Mans, besides Osmsn Pssba, i've
guns and several flags The Turks attack
ed the Montenegrlns at Kutsehi, but We're
repulsed. Slim Psshs was wounded.
A tornado passed over Rshmore town.
ship, Csss county, Missouri, on Saturday
morning last, destroying dwellings and
other buildings and seriously injurirg
crops and other farm products. Mrs.
George Webb was instantly killed, her
no. thsr-iD-lsS fatally injured and an in
FAINT belonging tn Jacob Ryner was killed.
The Messsger say that an agreement re-
spf ctirg the consolidation of the Spanish
external national debt has been proclaim
ed. The debt, which is $50, 600, 600 francs,
will be reimbursed by means of creating
per cant. sock, Issued at IS per cent. by
q syndicate comprising the Bank OF Spain,
the house of Rothschild and French ano
Spanish tinanciers.
The funeral of the late Hon. M. J..
LoughboroUgh took place at Little Rock
Tuesday. The turn out was one of the
largest ever witnessed in the city. AL the
state, county and city officers, the bar and
all the leading etiIsns were present. The
flag on the state house was at hslf-msst
Mrs. Lou thorough and children arrived
from 81. Louis yesterday evening.
The coal miners In st. Clair and Madison
counties, Illinois, had a mass meeting yes
terdsy In ST. Clair county, and resolved
that after August / they will not mine
coal for less than three cents per bushel.
As much the largest part OF
the coal consumed in ST. Louis
comes from the companies named, the
prospects are fair for coal famine there.
Winchester Journal: Hiram Sundy, 8
young man OF Monroe township, was
found dead in the road one mile north OF
Farmland. He was sffl lc; ed with fits, and
it Is supposed he was attacked with one
and fell off his wagon. When found, one
OF the hind W het Is of the wagon Was stand
ing on his throat. He Is SAID 70 have been
an excellent mar. His death occurred las &
Thursday.
The Senate has confirmed the nominal
lions of Green 3. Rsum OF Illinois for COM
missioner OF internal revenue, vice
Pratt resigned; Geo. r. Andrews
United States district attorney for the
Eastern district of Tennessee; Chss. L
Sheets. appraiser of merchandise at Mo-
bile; Oscar Hot, collector of intern al
IsSenue, second district of Louisiana, and
Wm. Herman, postmaster at Ind' pend
ence, Iowa.
Intelligence has been received at Mar
seilles from Morocco OF fresh disturbances.
The Ghilsn tribe refused to furnish their
military quota, when the emperor
marched against them. His forces were
surprised ut night in IN ambuscade
and the EN- Deror himself narrowly escaped
capture. lis my returned to the scene
OF the disaster, dew sted tae country, and
sold the wounded and children cap ured
into slavery.
Logsnsport Star: J. s. LsRose, one oil
| the proprietors of the South Side Wooden
! Mills, has an apple tree on his arm wnich
csr.ainly ought to ceive the champ on.
ship for size. 1t measures seven feet and
one inch in circumference four feet from
the ground, aud tee extreme width OF the
top is torty-seven feet and four In hes
The tree was grated and set ont by Mr.
LaRDse, and Is Of the Vandever kind o.
~ pie. The tree is iorty-one years old.
Tuesday was dividend day with the
Pennsylvania Rsilrosd Company. A
iumor was started among brokers in
PnllsdsIphis that the dividend would bs
passed, and in the prevailing excitement
1t gained credence. Some brokers at the
board meeting offered small lots of stock
a. 40, which were quickly taken. IT, {
board of directors met, however. and de-
, clared the usual quarterly dividend of one
dollar per share, which sent the stock uI
to 5lX, its previous figure.
Senator Boutwell, repudisted bill Tues
day from the select committee on civil ser.
vice, providing that on and after date
which is left blank existing pensions
duties imposed by law CT regulations on
the several pension agents shall thereafter
be performed by the treasurer of the United
, States &C Washington. The bill further
provides that to facilitate the payment Of
pensions In this manner, the treasurer
, may designate q sufh lent plumber OF