The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-28

Filley and the federal ring there as soon as
Hayes is inaugurated.
J. G. Harris, an accomplished forger and
swindler, who has been reaping rich har-
vest in the rural districts of Iowa, has just
been captured in Hardin.
A bullet fired by a hunter in Texas struck
the surface of a lake at considerable distance,
glanced upward and wounded a girl who
was walking on hill beyond.
After 40 years of married life, during
which time 10 children have been born to
them, Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Waller, of Cold
water, Michigan, have separated.
A silver plated tea set, presented to John
Hancock in 1874 by the colonial legislature
of Massachusetts,. was lately sent to Merid
len, Connecticut, by the present owner, for
REPEATING.
The returns have commenced to come in.
young man named Ashwath had his leg
broken Just above the ankle while playing
base ball on Monday last, near Doylestown,
Columbia county, Wis.
Desiring to have some fun with drunken
man. few boys at Richmond, Stearns coun-
ty. Minnesota, saturated his clothing with
kerosene and then set them on fire, burning
IKE poor fellow in fearful manner.
Mr. Trenor w. Park will commence work
in the Emma mine early in the coming
spring. The gentleman is satisfied that the
mine is valuable property, and proposes to
demonstrate the fact for his own benefit.
Mr.. Demas Barnes's losses in his newspa-
per venture are computed to be 800. 00O
The price paid for the privilege of killing
the Brooklyn Argus in advance OF its nat
ural dissolution is variously reported at from
IS, 900 to $4,000
Thousands OF wolves are killed every win
ter in the great basin OF the Yellowstone,
there being a ready cash market for the
robes at all the frontier trading posts. Many
"wolfers" realize $500 month during the
''wolfing'' season.
The Alabama jubilee singers, colored, who
have been performing in Canada for fort
night past, quarreled over money affairs at
Aylmar Tuesday. when one OF the troupe
stabbed the cashier in the head with bowie
knife, inhicting a serious wound. The
whole troupe were bagged by the police and
held.
There is said TO be better feeling among
HOlyOke, Massachusetts,, manufacturers than
at any time before in three years. The paper
business which is the largest interest has
become quite brisk. About the only ex-
ception to the generally better feeling is the
silk trade, which is very low.
Union Square IN New 1ork city mas
changed in appearance greatly within few
years. For months the elegrant mansion of
Daniel Drew has stood SOLITARY and alone
there. The palaces of millionaires that were
once its companions have been pulled down,
and warehouses of trade and merchandise
now stand upon the ground.
The authorities at Washington. having got
wind of some extensive smuggling opara-
tons at st. Adams, VT. have stationed
several detectives there, and the capture OF a
large gang Of smugglers is said TO be ex-
pected; hut, AS the local papers have given
particulars of the trap, the smugglers would
be first-class idiots to walk into it
The grand jury OF Anderson county, South
Carolina, has made presentment against
ex-Gov. ID. II. Chamberlain for slandering
the good name of the county in an ante
election proclamation declaring-and, as the
grand jury notwithstanding TO the facts
that Il state of lawlessness existed within
that county, which called for the lnterven-
ton of the armed power of the United States.