The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-11-26

At once His throat was cut from ear to ear,
ani his tongue dropped out. Crockett was
cut IS times with dirk knife, and lived five
hours.
Terrible storms are reported from Lake .
Michigan and Erie, and a great destruction
of vessels as the result Thursday last
seemed to be q particularly unfortunate day
Gold continues to pour into this country
from Europe. The steamer Gellert was
among the late arrivals with $500 600 from
France. and the Algeria from England with
over 81 100000. @
The negroes are arriving almost daily in
Indiana from the South. Most of them are
without money. Putnam county has
received the greatest number. A full account
will be found elsewhere.
The Investigations regarding the manner
in which Senator Kellogg procured his cleo
ton to the United States Senate, now being
made, reveal a large amount of rascal,ty aud
corruption regarding kellogg and louisiana
Radicals.
Charles G. Bosse, bookkeeper OF the Wis
consin Fire and Marine insurance company
at Milwaukee, has been arrested for EN-.
bezzliug the funds OF the company The
amounts variously estimated from 500, 900
to $3.50, 900.
The Army OF the Cumberland held re-
union in Washington City last week. Hon.
Stanley Matthews, OF Cincinnati, made the
address; a handsome statue of General
Thomas was unveiled, and Mr.. Hayes and his
wife gave brilliant reception at the White
House.
The king of Spain will be married on Sa.-
urday next, the Goth of November, to Marie
Christine, of Austria. The court festivities
will be on q splendid scale, including a re-
ception, PROFESSIONS, gala performances a,
public places OF amusement, banquets, bull
| fights and national dances.
The people of Henry county, Ind, held 6
large and enthusiastic railroad meeting last
week on the proposition to run a road from
Newcastle to Rushville, there to CONNECT
| with road to North Vernon under contract
already This, when completed will be
straight line road from Louisville. Ky, t,
| the lakes. The meeting was large and en-
| thusiastic.
Many of the Southern States are pension
| ing the severely manned Confederate sol
diers, the pension allowances of Gsorgi:
being the most liberal The last Legislatur.
passed an act which will take 100000 sn
nually from the State treasury for som,
years. Each ex.Confederate soldier wh,
lost a leg is given $50 annually, and $50 eacl
| for lost arms
The Mississippi River commission finished
up their business at st Louis on Saturday
and left ou the Unitad States steamer Gen
| ersl Barnard for New Orleans. Tney will
| make an inspection of the river en- route
| and that their observations msy be as com
plete as possible, they will only travel dur
ing night, lying up at the bank whereve
dsylight overtakes them.
Colonel Norton, United States marshal 70
the Northern district OF Texas, accompanie
by two deputies, was In Dodge City, Kan
Saturday night, on bis way home from tn
Pan Handle, OF Texas, where he arrested o.
the county officers of Wheeler co1nty an
10 other parties. principally ranchmen al
growing out of internal revenue vicl cl.tioni
Considerable excitement prevails among th
ranchmen soath of Dodge City and amon
C. tile men who have sold tobacco 10 thei
hands.