The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-06-05
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INDIANA INTELLIGENCE.

Ed Graham has established paper at Mo
rocco, Newton county, and calls it the Cou-
rier.
The Mount Carmel Register says the inter
est in the blue ribbon movement is rapidly
abating.
South Benz people are compelled to 90 to
La Porte in order to hear good preaching
and read their titles clear.
The Bedford Journal thus speaks OF the
way it WORKS: A Murphy, or blue ribbon
club has been organized at this place. The
society is gathering in the boys and girls
quite lively.
Happy Evansville Courier: The eating
gun has arrived and was put up in the
Rifles armory yesterday The boys are de-
lighted with the toy, and anxious for some
occasion which will permit them to dis
play it.
Lewisyille has organized company OF
veteran soldiers who propose among other
things. to raise fund TO put small head
stone at the grave of every soldier buried in
the Lewisville cemetery where the friends
have been unable to do so.
Michigan City Enterprise: A movement
in progress for the organization of a mill
tary company here. a large sum of money
has been raised and several meetings held.
The names of Captain Manning, Mayor
Hutchinson, Senator Winterbotham, John
Bowes and Harry Francis are prominently
mentioned as working it up.
The Evansville Courier, in happy inter
val, asks this conundrum Ought not for
eign insurance companies doing business in
Evansville to be compelled to advertise their
annual statements in one OF the city papers?
OF course they would gTumble oyer such an
ordinance, but there could be no harm in
letting the people know what companies are
solvent.
ROckport Journal: AS an instance of re-
markable mortality that has occurred in the
neighborhood of Richland and vicinity we
are informed that five farmers whose farms
Joined died within eight days of each other
and all are buried in Shilo cemetery, and in
their graves lie side by side. They are
Hugh CASTOR and wife, A. s. Winkler, Geo.
Frank and William Bases.
Daviess County Democrat: On last Satur.
day an infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wilson. of Van Buren, township, was fatally
scalded while the family were at dinner, a
ing the child badly, portion of the tea run
ning into its ear. The child lived in great
pain until next day. 1t was about a month
old. The mother apparently deranged on
account of the accident went out about a
quarter of mile from the house when she
realized that her child was dead, and cut her
throat horribly with an abscess lance. cut
ting the large muscles of the neck almost
severing the windpipe. and barely missing
the jugular vein.
Fort Wayne Sentinel: Yesterday after
noon David Smith, a prominent farmer OF
Lagrange county, arrived in this city with
his wife and registered at the Robinson
house. Last evening they attended the
Strakosch conceft, and at about IL o'clock
they retired. During the night Mr.. Smith
was somewhat restless, and this morning
about O'Clock he woke up and said he was
in distress. Mrs. Smith rubbed bis arm and
he seemed somewhat relieved. After making
one-or two commonplace remarks he turned
on his side and expired instantly. The
cause of death is ascribed to heart disease.
Mr. Smith was a prominent and wealthy
farmer of Lagrange county, about 80 years
of age.