The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-18
STATE INTELLIGENCE.
The jail at v,ncennes is empty.

The jail at Vincernes is empty.
Charlottesville is without saloon.
Pound parties are all the rage at Knox.
A Logansport newspaper man is soon to be
married.
Scarlet fever is raging among the little
ones of New Castle.
There are 20 inmates at the Anderson
County Poor Asylum.
A wedding in high life is announced to
take place at Plymouth soon. .ri#
The editor of the Charlottesville Review
wants church dance" during the holi-
days.
The commissioners of Jay county have re-
fused all applications for liquor licenses.
Bully for Jay.
Edinburg Courier: Farmers report the
prospects for the coming wheat crop as ex-
ceedingly good.
The narrow gauge track is being ballasted
from Warren to Button with gravel OBJ
tanned at Warren. 20. no
A fox drive was had at Springville, Law
renee county, the other day, when Is foxes
were captured, one of which was black.
Greencastle Star: A. w. and A. B. Tolin
killed on wednesday last and brought to
market 3s7 quails. Now where are the two
hunters that can beat 'em?
The safe in the railroad ticket office at
Etna Green was broken into on Tuesday
night and rified of lis contents, about S25 in
money and other valusbles.
Bedford Journal: Miss Riley, the teacher
who logged one Of her pupils at the graded
school, one day last week, was fined one dol
lar and costs upon plea of guilty, by his
honor, Esquire McClelland.
DR.. T. A. Donpelan, an old and respected
citizen of Anderson, dropped dead in front
of his residence on Thursday, Just as he was
about TO enter the gate. The doctor had for
years been afflicted with heart disease.
Lafayette Journal The indianapolis,
Cincinnati and Lafaye cite Road is now bal
lasted between Gsllaudet and Greensburg
with crushed stone. The work of ballasting
with this material is now going on east OF
Greensburg at the rate of ten or twelve car
loads per day.
Hendricks County Democrat: In asking
the members of the house of represents
tives to recognize the democracy of
Hendricks and the gallant fight made In
the last campaign by electiDg II. B. Lingen-
felter doorkeeper at the next session of the
legislature, we feel that we have a right to
expect respectful and favorable consider
alton OF our request. 1t is not many years
since Hendricks county was the banner
county of radicalism, when to vote the dem
ocratic ticket was 10 invite assault and MAJ
treatment Among the old guard that was
faithfulSand active at all times in the cause
of democracy no man in the county took
more active part than Mr.. LiDgenfelter. He
has been foremost in the work of
the campaigns in this county;
he has at all times given lib
orally of his time and means in advancing
the cause Of the people, and in the last cleo
ton, as candidate for county treasurer, he
came nearer being victorious than any other
democrat during the past 20 years, the ma
iority against him being only II. And We
feel confident that but for the liberal use of
money by the opposition he would have
been elected. Hendricks county to-day is
republican by only a few hundred msjorlty,
and We feel that by generous recognition
OF the services performed by her true and
tried democrats, the day is not far distant
when she will train along with the counties
that roll mp democratic majority at every
election. Elect Mr.. Lingenfelter doorkeeper
of the house, and count on old Hendricks
for even greater gain at the next than at
the last election.