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

The Corydon schools have closed until
September.
They are already talking about the Fourth
OF July in Terre Haute.
Perry futile, of Terre Haute, has returned
He thought he went fishing.
The Logansport shooting tournament can
not be spoken of as a success.
Sep Water, of the Lafayette Journal, has
started out in opposition to Luther Benson.
Sour grass thrown into the street is Great
ing great CONSERVATION in Shanklin's town.
Hoosier State: Tyler Mason, the temper
ance lecturer, now tips the beam at so
pounds.
Logansport Pharos: The largest quantity
of wool ever marketed in this city in one
day was sold yesterday.
1t is to be feared that the editor of the
Upton Times has not received a pass over
the l., P. and G. railway.
ST. Joseph is moral county. The grand
jury was in session only one day last term
and found but two indictments.
Winchester herald: Preparations are be-
ing made at this place to have one of the
gran lest Fourth of July celebrations ever
EXPERIENCED by our citizens.
Goshen Times: Mrs John Neeley. of this
city, attempted to commit suicide last Friday
BY swallowing morphine. The attempt was
unsuccessful on account of the dose being
too large.
Buttonhole bouquets helping the
churches out at Madison. This beats the
National" song book aud comes very near
discouniing the talented strawberry ana
co!icy ice cream.
The Connersville Examiner gives the
word The important information that the
residence of the Hon. b. F. C!aypool is being
repainted, but neglects to announce that w.
S. Holman has charge of the job.
Ledger Standard The report is gaining
circulation that DR.. f, Rowlcy, of DePauw
college. will retire from the presidency of
thsr institution soon and remove to the
south, where he has purchased property.
Lafayette Dispatch: John NJ. Godown, of
Fort Wayne, has been selected secretary of
the state house commission Mr. G. is
republican in politics, and if there is any
skuiduggery going on, as republican papers
bring il up.
BOonville Enquirer: The citizens of Boon
vile are invited TO celebrate decoration day,
on the Both inst. The same patriots who
Willy the living soldier because he differs
with them in politics will be seen shedding
crocodile Iears over the grave of his dead
comrades.
Large sized lie from the Evansville Cour-
Ter: A young lady in the neighborhood of
Blsckford's grove day before yesterday pick
ed Is gallons of cherries, attended the house
hold duties and attended the red ribbon
NEE ing In the evening and then it wasn't
goo q ~ for working either.
Richmond Free Press: The Madison
Courier, arepublIcan paper, admits the un-
fairness of the present dis'ricting of this
state, and saws: When Indiana is redis-
tIicted next winter it should be done fairly
and honestly so that the vote of one politi-
cal party will have as great a weight as one
of the opposition"
Madison Courier: The Madison ship yard,
after a long interval of idleness amid dust
and fog, is now in fair way of restoration
to active operation by com bination OF en-
ergetic and able business men of this city.
There is scarcely possibility of failure
tDfS time, but We don't feel at liberty 10
speak OF tue details as vet.
The Sullivan Democrat must be informed,
as it says: The republican party of Daviess
county must be wonderfully precious set
of birds. We are in receipt OF long circu-
lar from s. F. Horrall, at present editor of
the Vincennes COmmerc al and former edi-
tor of the Washington Gazette, in
which he exposes to lig5t some of the
WAYS that are dark of the reDubllcan leaders
of Daviess county, especially Malachi Krebs,
the editor of the republican organ, and some
of the political aspirants OF that pure party.
1t is astonishing how many of them are
drunkards and have been guilty of assOcat-
ing with prostitutes. Taken altogether it is
sad commentary on the morals of that
party which has set up tine claim of being
the embodiment of al that is pure and
good.