The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-18
is adulterated with common brown sugar
and in some instances with sand.n

is adulterated with common brown sugar
and in some instances with sand"
Friend Walls, of the Danville Indianian,
has changed the style of his paper. 1t now
appears as an eight pager, and looks as neat
as new pin. Walls is solid democrat
and knows how to get up a frstclass sheet.
Success to him.
Bloomington Progress: wayport, this
county, which, for some years, has been a
village only in name, been deserted and the
blacksmith shop and the usual accom-
paniments of thriving village.
Shelbyville Volunteer: We have been IL
formed that near one of the quarries that
propose to furnish the stone for the new
buildings on the public square a handsome
white stone is found that will bear a polish
equal to the finest marble. We hail it as
another indication of the resources of Indi-
ana.
Lewis Chapman. a clerk in the post Office
at kokomo. was arrested Saturday evening
by Special Agent A. F. Phillips, and con-
fessed to stealing money from letters to post
masters to the amount of $500. He bore an
irreproachable reputation up to the time of
his arrest.
Greencastle Star: There is richness in
store for the loungers at the next term of
the Putnam circuit court-Alice Brown vs.
Thomas L. Watkins are the parties to a suit,
and the plaintiff charges the defendant with
breach of promise and seduction. The de-
| PENDANT is now married and the plaintiff is
the mother of an lllegitimate living child.
Osgood Journal The coroner of Dearborn
county notifies all the justices in his juris-
diction that they must not compete with
him-that he is boss of that branch of the
| public service and that be will maintain his
rights and collect his fees. This is the first
instance coming to our knowledge where a
coroner advertised for business. Whar's
| Hicks?
Greencastle Press: A prisoner guarded by
the deputy sheriff of Vigo county leaped
| from the west bound train on the l. and st.
| L. road, last Wednesday night, and is still
at large. He feigned sickness, when the
window was raised, and the deputy got him
a glass of water During the latter absence
| the prisoner went through the window head
! foremost, and with his wrists hand-cuffed.
The train was stopped and run back, but the
| fugitive was nowhere to be seen.
| A serious row took place at Fort Wayne
Saturday night between Harvey Burrows, a
white man, and two Cinnamon, who run a
| laundry, about washing in which IL shots
| were exchanged and both Cinnamon were
seriously, if not fatally, injured-one being
shot in the head and the other in the breast.
Burrows was shot in the face also, but not
seriously. Before the fight commenced the
Cinnamon locked Burrows up in their room,
and would have killed him had not help
from the outside burst in.
The following patents were issued last
week to the inventors of this state w. f.
DAILY, Peru, table leaf supports; J. f. Dock,
Elkhart, clearing attachment for plows; j.
NJ. Larash Charlottesville. ak helYe shield;
| NJ. Rumely, Laporte, friction clutch; n. Hay
ward and P. E. Hays, Roanoke, carriage seat
lock; w. V. Clough, Madison, sugar boiling
and evaporating pan; c. w. Atkinson, Indi-
annapolis, horse shoe; d. Kerschner, Corners
vile, corn drill; J. r. Peffiey, Ladoga. fence
post; ]. Taylor, Indianapolis, hose bridge.
The forthcoming catalogue of the state
university, Bloomington, will show the fol-
lowing facts of general interest Number of
students in attendance during the current
year: College-Seniors, Is; juniors, 10;
sophomores, 26; freshmen, IS; in select
studies, 80; total, 1877. Preparatory depart
ment-Seniors, 81; juniors, 50; total. 149.
Law OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 21; juniors, 90;
total, Al; whole number, 327. Increase over
last year in same departments, IL. Number
of states represented in college and prepare
tory department, -; number of counties
represented by Indiana students, 81.
TROUBLE AT HANOVER.
Madison Courier.l
Quite rupture has occurred between the
faculty and five of the students of Hanover
college-Messrs. Harry Wagner, Charles
Walker, E. ID. wager, Z. p Meloy and r. b.
Milroy They we're charged with having
taken the chairs and the bell from the
chapel and placed them in the philal's hall,
and with scattering the hymn books in va
rious places. The faculty, in the exercise of
its judgment, caused the expulsion of Mr..
Wagner and the SUSPENSION of the other four
Messrs. Walker and wager for failing to con-
fess. and Messrs. Meloy and Milroy for con-
Tossing. We are informed that the faculty
sought information of Mr.. Walker by telling
him they knew all about it, and he might as
we'll confess. To this Charles replied: IF
you know all about it, don't think my
confession would throw any additional light
on the subject" A card from one of the
gentlemen interested will probably appear
| in Our columns Monday.