The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-11
THE STATE.

Cleveland OHIO, owes S., 604, 300.
Richmond is to have a new bank.
Orange blossoms are out in Louisiana.
Lafayette is going to have a rifle club,
A big revival is in progress in Kokomo.
Cambridge City has four meat markets.
The graded schools at Upton have closed.
The Frankfort brass band has blowed out.
Pike County owes thirty thousand dollars.
Warsaw has juvenile military company.
Richmond is now without street car
line.
1t cost the village of Logansport 81, 520.95
for gas last year.
Lincoln, Nebraska, has had another de-
structive fire.
Charleston harbor produces 200 pound
green turtles.
The Merrimac river is unusually high, and
damage is feared.
The female BARRIERS of Fort Wayne have
proved failure.
The Lagro Express will next week publish
their BLACK list"
The Charlottesville presbytery met at
Waveland yesterday.
Laporte will soon have an African Metho-
dist Episcopal church.
Wheat in Wayne county is said to be
looking unusually well.
The whooping cough is "whooping up"
the little folks of Rushvilie.
The Lafayette Journal says that the raging
Wabash is gradually falling.
Hagerstown, Wayne county, is to have a
new IS, 900 school building
The new circulating library of Fort Wayne
will contain 1000 volumes.
The LaPorte fire department will have its
annual parade on ghe 23d inst.
Sixty thousand spindles are soon to be III
operation at Columbus, Georgia.
A party of men from Delphi will migrate
to the Black Hills in few weeks.
A test of the Logansport water works at
high pressure is to be had to-day.
Boonville is making grand arrangements
for horse race on the 4th of July.
Two hundred and thirty-four tramps were
fed at Logansport during last month.
Mr.. Hammond, the revivalist, is about to
conduct revival meetings at Syracuse.
A stock company for the manufacture of
organs will soon be organized at Centreville.
Fort Wayne Gazette: Twenty miles north
of the city the ground is still covered with
snow.
Fifty-three thousand dollars in claims
have been filed against the state prison
south.
Joe Goss wants pardon, and his applica-
ton is signed by lots of good Kentucky
names.
The Bliss fund has reached $11, 900, which
has been invested in United States regis
tered bonds,
The will of the late Arthur Moore, of Syra-
cuse, bequeaths S1O.5OO to various charitable
! institutions.
The farmers of Bartholomew county have
formed colony and will makeArkansas their
| future home.
South Bend Register: The Mishawaka
wonder is no more. The four cats that were
one cat are dead.
Bonneville Enquirer: The farmers are
nearer up with their work than was ever
| known before.
The company of United States troops sta
toned at Jacksonville have been removed
to Atlanta, Georgia.
A careful observer in Niles, Mich. reports
| that III feet and inches of snow fell there
during the past winter.
Seymour Democrat: A lady in Elkhart
gave birth to a child last Friday that is said
to have weighed 16 pounds
The grand lodge of the Tennessee Masons
meets in Nashville, Tuesday, the Sd, and
will hold two or three days.
Jacksonville, Florida, is to have 100000
| gallons of water per day by its prOspected
works; also 100 fire hydrants.
The dwelling houses in Bonneville are
| about ali occupied 1t is quite difficult to
rent a house any place in town.
The counsel of Abe Rothschild, the Texas
murderer i'm Cincinnati, will fight proceed
iDgs forextradition at every step.
ConnersviIle Examiner: James Wilson.
| of Rush county, has purchased the fast
PAGER, Sleepy George, tor $1,000.
Lafayette Courier: The young men who
| go to Arkansas from this city by water, start
4 tomorrow down the classic Wabash.
Connersville Examiner: young lady oil
| this city recently received $50 sugar kiss
verses through the post office. Dear Sol"
Benton county Herald: w s. VanNatta
| is in Colorado, where he expects to buy
about !, 500 cattle tor Benton county.
Jasper Courier: Farmers in this county