The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-06
STATE INTELLIGENCE.

The game law has expired and hunters can
shoot all quail within sight
A land slide on the Whitewater Railroad
near Laurel delayed trains on Wednesday,
and necessitated transfers.
The medical union Of eastern Indiana and
western Ohio is in session at Connersyille.
There is large attendance.
Mr.. ]. Cadwallader is conducting tenn
perance revival near Salem, and received
over 200 signers to the pledge on Tuesday
night
A man named Samuel Glpe, living near
Roam, Wabash county, fell from an apple
tree last Saturday, producing paralysis of the
brain.
Hon. F. NJ. Stockslager has purchased the
interest in the Corydon Democrat owned by
Mr.. Brewster, auditor elect, and will have
editorial control OF that paper In the future.
Auditor Thomas Hanlon, Of Floyd county,
Is still improving, and the chances are favor
able for his ultimate recovery. Several ply
scans who have called on him are of the
opinion that he will get we'll, and that the
bullet had touched no vital part.
John Fox is holding evening sessions at
Richmond to hear the concluding arguments
in the request for an injunction to restrain
city officers from delivering the $4,000 OF
bonds for the purchase OF the lot, corner
! Sixth and Market, Tor a city building.
Nathan Overman, who has resided near
/ Arbs, Ind, fell out of bed Thursday night
| His fall aroused his wife, who found her
| husband lying upon the floor In an insensi-
| n ua cd m
! but as bis back was broken by the fall, he
will probably never recover.
c. c. Short, deputy collector, and James
1 Clemens, marshal OF Indianapolis, under d.
rections of Collector CUNT back, to-day made
raid on crooked distlilery, under and
operated by T. Bring seven miles west OF
Brook willie, IN Franklin county, and cap
tured the still and f Berling
The Indiana Dental Association closed its
session at Rushville by elecnng the follow
ing officers: President, j. w. Joy, Of Rich
mOnd; vice president, w. S. Raves, OF Con
nersville; treasurer, w. Z. Stanley, OF Dup-
lin; secretary. j. X. jameson, OF Corners
vile. The association adjourned, to meet
at Cambridge City in May.
! The people In the north part of Wabash
county are greatly excited over the alleged
| discovery OF q kettle full OF gold. Inc rumOr
Is that an old man named John Graves
dreamed OF the presence of the said treasure
near his residence. Search according to the
directions Of the dream revealed the old ket-
tie. partly filed with coin.
The libel suit of Nixon NJ. Jordan vs. Linn
& Collins, publishers of the Wabash Courier,
is on trial in che Miami Circuit Court, on q
change OF venue. Jordan is eolored barber.
aud about year ago the Courier charged
that the BARRIERS itch had been contracted in
his shop. Jordan claims the statement dam
sgsd him 81 900, and be sued for that sum.
In the contested election cases OF c. L.
Jewett against Judge Allison for judge OF
the Fifth circuit, and V. Kirk against ]. f.
Bellamy, for prosecutor OF the same court
before the commissioners Wednesday, was
thrown out of court on the failure of the con
testers to file bond for the payment OF costs
in the CASE They have taken exception to
the ruling of the court, and have ten days
in which to appeal the case TO circuit court.
The court then fixed the amount of the ap-
peal bond at $40, goo for each case. As ell the