The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-11-12
RESUME OF THE WEEKS NEWS.

RESUME OF THE WEEKS NEWS.
A revolution is thought to be brewing in
Mexico.
The schooner Petrol was lost at sea, with.
Is lives, last week.
The royal Spanish marriage is arranged
for the LIST OF December.
General Noyes, United States minister at
Peris, has gone to Egypt.
The steamship Neckar arrived in New
York on Sunday, with s7l2 500 in gold and
silver.
Nearly 100 lives have been lost by floods,
chiefly at the east end OF the Island Of Ja-
maica.
DIR. McCrillus. an old and respected citi-
zen OF Mupcie. Ind, was arrested last week
for burglary.
The steamship Adriatic. which arrived at
New York. on Saturday, brought $500, 600 in
British gold bars
Senator Chandler was buried in Detroit
on Wednesday afternoon last He had
very large funeral, and Is pall-bearers.
Eight deaths from yellow fever were re.
ported from Memphis. They were nearly
all old lingering cases. No new cases re.
ported.
Since the 1st OF January %. .993 German emf
grants have landed at Castle Garden, New
York. against 713 for the corresponding
period of last year.
Jesse James, one Of the famous family Of
outlaws of that name. was killed last week by
com panion, George Sheppard, who shot
hi INIT n h ha hou
Governor Bishop, OF Ohio, has sued the
Cincinnati Gazstte FOR SEQ. 600 damages for
alleged libel in connection with his cond let
concerning the police board.
The New York Heratd's steamer Jesr
nette, which had been ssnt ont to make ex-
plorations at the North pole by James Cor
don Bennett. proprietor of the Herald, is
supposed to be lost.
President Hayes and some members of bis
cabinet have accepted IN invitation to be
present at the opening Of the Seventh Regi-
ment fair, at New York in aid OF the new
armory, on November IL.
The estimates FOR the consular and diplo-
maLic service for the next fiscal year will ex-
ceed those for the current yesr by about
$96 600. An appropriation of 50, 750, 900 will
be tsked for taking the census.
Joseph E. Bowman, q San Francisco fish
dealer, yesterday shot Mrs. ]. II. Hayes and
her niece. infiictipg slight wounds, then
b ew his own brains out The cause was the
refusal of Miss Carr to marry him.
The Ohio river is reported lower than it
has been for years, consequently the usual
supply OF Pittsburg coal for river towns is
exhausted. Coal has advanced very materi
ally and there is q heavy demand for all In
diane coalr
Leavenworth. Ks, doesn't pay good re-
turn On that Republican investment in the
way of q negro exodus The Democrats Of
the county elect their sheriff by $50, their
county commissioner by 500. and other things
in proportion.
Affairs in Ireland are assuming G very
serious aspect The British Government
has sent an agent to investigate the condi
ton OF the Irish people. Few of the Irish
landlords can get any rent paid at all, and
matters are evidently approaching crisis.
The New York Posts financial writer says:
On authority which We are bound to respect
we are told 1t is the purpose of the secretary
of the treasury to buy bonds at short inter-
vals during the remainder OF the year, suffi-
cient to fill the sinking funds for the year.
According to our reckoning. this is about
pcosooV,VVSs
In the income tax suit Of Mr.. Tilden In
New York, Judge Choate decided that the
witness Colgate could not be compelled to
produce his books before the commis sioners
and ordered the examination closed. To
this decision the attorney for the United
States took exceptions. and the case was
closed for the present
Marshal Johnson, at Fort Elliott. Tex, has
telegraphed to the secretary Of war for
authority to use United States soldiers
without arms 10 help him arrest robbers of
the Government ordnance stores. Armed
soldiers can not be used under the new law,
but as they are citizens when off duty the
marshal makes the point that they can be
used unarmed. The secretary has referred
the matter to the attorney general.
The American Women's Suffrage sssocia-
tion met In Cincinnati on Thrsday last.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Henry B Black
well, of Boston; vice presidents, T. w. Hig-
ginson, of Rhode Island: Mrs Rebecca N.
Hazard, of st. Louis; Mary A. Livermore. Of
Illinois; George William Curtis OF New
York: George w. Julian. of Indiana; Theo-
dore ID. Weld, of Massachusetts,; Celia Bur-
Leigh, Of New York; Margaret v. Longley,