The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-10-23
WezteTn and Southern Statss.

The residence Ct Jesse Jordan, near Carln.
vi e, Ii, caught fire, and three children, aged
SIX, ten AMI thirteen years respectively, per.
ished IN the flames.
Horace Long, who married his living wite's
sister al Deunan, Ga. has been sent to prison
for bigamy.
A oolored criminal was taken from rail-
road train by mob at Iynnville, Tenn. and
hurried of 10 be hanged. The sheriff o. the
county overlook the rioters, and. though they
numbered hundred, while he was alone, be
drove them al away by displaying pistol, and
savea The prisoner.
4 railroad war IN the West has resaite1 In
redncrlon Of iare from Chicago to Kansas
Cifv 70 fifty cents. The regular tare Is Sl4.S
The Oregon legislature hiss passed a hlll con-
ferring sufrsge On women.
4 Ere 81 Charleston, S. c., destroyed two
large cotton sheds and one brick warehouse,
partially stored with cotton. The flames
ther spread TO tie cotton on the wharves and
tberee TO three British iron steamships laden
with cotton. One Of the vessels vas badly
damaged and the other two slightly injured.
The total loss Is about $500 900.
A terrific wind and snow storm is reported
from Daso1a and Wisconsin,, extending &c
Chicago. Disra'ehes from Is Crosse, Wis,
say the storm 81 along the Southern Mime
sots railway was the severest known In years
Passenger aad freight tIains were bockaded
in soow-drlfts IRON ten 70 twelve ieft deep,
and teams with provisions were dispatched 10
their relief from several points. a number
Of disasters 10 shipping ara reported from
Chicsgo and several lives were lost A
schooner tounderei of North Chicago, and
her crew o. eight men are supposed 10 hsve
persisted.
The National Association OF Local Preacher:
OF the Methodist Episcopal church IN the
United States met IN Baltimore. 8 few dayi
ago, TO celebrate their tweniy-7fth anniversary.
Rev. DR.. D. H Wheeler, OF the New York EAsi
Conference and editor OF the -Netao9isi, pie.
sided. DR.. Wheeler delivered the annual ad-
dress. Mr.. c. c. Leigh. OF Brooklyn, deliver
cd an address on the advantages OF having the
American pulpit occupied by men OF educs-
ton.
William Todd, 8 Baltimore saloon-keeper
n 1T OF Esge fatally shot his vile SIS she WEI
standing with month-old child II her arn1s.
The Colorado Sfste authorities have arrested
tndisn Commissioner Meacharn. Agent Berry
and two others, charged with the murder OF
he lreighter Jackson.
Further reports from the severe snow
and wind-s,o1m IN the Northwest siate that
hundreds OF vessels nave gone ashore on the
lskes, among them tie steamer Alpens, With
from forty TO seventy people on board.
A shooting affTay ST BQena Vista, Tenn,
between DR.. Zebe johnson, his two sons snd
one Steele on one SIDE, and two men named
Owens and LndberTy, resulted IN al SIX being
badly shot, Owens and one of the Johnsons
morsaily.
The other day FIRE broke ont IN q shoddy
nsnuiactoTy IN Cincinnati. and the flames
spread IN such 3 way IS 10 cut off escape from
the third story, where number OF women
were a. work. Despite the hersac efforts OF
the hrenen FIVE women were burned 10 death.
AT ire Baltimore races Parole won the race
AZ one and quarter uliles-his second victory
since his ret0rn 70 the United States.
The bolle- OF Cox L FaiIhanks distiilery al
Terre f1aege. Ind, exploded with such terri
bic effec. ihat five Kofknen were instantly
killed and nine Others injured, several fatally.
a collision between two trains nineteen
miles from Cincinnati resulted IN more or less
serious Injuries to fifteen passengers.
a Eeiglf train rsn into 8 crowded ercur-
sion train which WIS coming in 10 the State
fair at Ralei2h. y. c, and three men were
killed and fourteen more injured.
The iaseed OF mills OF Orr, Leonsrd
Daniels, st Piqus, O., were destroyed by fire
At an estimated less OF from Sl5o. 900 10 $780,
600. with insurance from SIS 900 TO S95, 600.
Chief Justice Edward 6. RYAN, OF the Wis
eonsin supreme court, Is dead II his seventy
Hrss year.
From Warrington.
Arrangements have been completed st the
treasury department by which 10 pay 70 the
CITE Indians $4,000 Tor their reservation.