The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-11-05
WHOLE NO. 3O7.

that be was dying of poison administered by
DIS Vile. The inquest win be continued on
November TO-
Reports from the recent inuudation in
Spain show that in one province (MRrsea)
more than 5000 persons ara missing, and
four hfths OF the arable land ruined.
The excess OF exports over imports of rner-
chandise for the month ending ON Sepssm-
her 80. 1879. is 500 620. .Os7: for the II month.
that ended on September 80, 1879, S256 s4t,.-
277.
John w. Paris, on trial at vincennes for
the murder of Millard Parker in HARMON
fenced to the penitentisfy on Saturday last
for life
An irregular issue of several millions of
Government paper of small denominations
in Japan is reported. The spurious currency
is SAID TO have been engraved and printed in
Germany.
Miss Saucer, of Wa,dron. Ind, sued Henry
Raymond. of the same town, for breach of
promise OF nlarrlsge. The jury allowed her
$1,000. The trial was finished 1T Shelbyyille
last Friday.
The cholera is rapidly subsding at Yoko-
Kama, japan. Official returns show that
upward of 10000 cases of the disease oc-
CURED since Its outbreak in April last, and
that there were s5 600 deaths from 1t.
The female college at Binghamton, n. Y,
has sent proposal to the New York State
Baptist convention to board and educate.
free of expense, from 80 to 100 young women
| for missionary and temperance work.
Miss Florence Lincoln, the daughter OF a
leading Cincinnati attorney, took .'the white
veiP' on last Thursday in one of the Catholic
orders. She is % years OF age and very
beautiful, with a fine European education.
| w. r. Kelley, treasurer of the Grand
Lodge ofOdd Fellows of West Virginia, re-
ported that he hsd been robbed OF 81 800 of
| The funds of the order. Matters looked
suspicious, and an investigation following.
| he was expelled.
The third biennial meeting of the Evan
gelical Alliance of the United States met In
st. Louis last week. Addresses were made
| by leading divines, and Christianity, in6del-
lty. etc. were thoroughly discussed In all
their different phases.
Frank Mayo, the actor, was robbed of all
bis money, about $500. and other valuables,
in sleeping car on the Erie railroad last
week. He was en- route for California with
his wife, to fill professional engagement.
He discovered his loss at Elmira, N. Y.
Bill Young was tried in Kahoka, Mo-, on
the 18th of October. for the murder of Louis
Spencer and four children. The Jury re-.
turned verdict of mot guilty" The evi-
dence, though circumstantial. was very
strong. A mob followed him and MS wife
home, and lynched him by hanging him to
| 9 tree.
The remains of w. 8. Bodie. the original
discover OF the Bodie mining district in
| California, and who perished in a snow
storm November Ii, 1859, were discovered
on Sunday about q mile southwest of ths
town of Bodie. The deceased is believed to
have been native OF Rochester or Pough-
keepsie, n. Y, where he left family.
Monroe Adams, negro, shot Lewis Ciew.
a policeman who attempted to arrest him
for drunkenness in saloon at Atchison,
} kas., on Sunday. through the abdomen.
. | Ciew Fell, recovered himself, drew his re-
| volver, shot the negro, the ball entering just
above the heart. The negro fell and died in
few moments. Clew died yesterday.
The comptroller of the currency has writ
ten the National banks in New York, whose
average reserve for the week ending Ostober
%. as shown by the Clearing House state
ment, have been below the legal require
menf to report to him the present state oil
their accounts, and directing il still deficient
!. TO make it good as required by law.
: The National fair was opened in Washing
ton, u. c., last week. There was an indus
trial procession four miles in length, which
marched through the principal streets OF the
city during the forenoon. President Hayes
| with members of the cabinet and General
: Sherman. arrived on the grounds, when
81 William Gait, president OF the fair associa-
$ ton, made an address of welcome.