The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-11-10
RESUME OF THE WEEKS NEWS.

Total coinage at United States mints for Octo-
Der: Gold SS97S, ,s55; silver, S2,279
Albert Mitchell, negro, was hanged at Louisa
Court House, Va. on Thursday, for the murder
last year of c. X. Walter. white man.
The execution of the French DEGREES against
the unauthorized religious orders is now com
plete, excepting Algeria aud Corsica.
Colonel Lucien G. Ganse, for six years Congress
man from the First Arkansas District, died of
consumption Friday, at JacksonpOrt
Major Walsh of the Canadian Mounted Police
denies that he ever intended to exhibit Sitting
Bull either in the United States or in Canada.
Cardinal Jacobni has gone to Munich to con-
cert with Mons. Roncetu, Papal Nuncio, for the
resumption of the negotiations between Germany
and the Vatican.
A San Francisco dispatch says GOO Cinnamon
sailed last week for China, and that more are
going, intending to remain permanently in the
Flowery Kingdom.
The managers of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad have appointed Committee of ten to
confer with the English interests on schemes to
put the road on its feet again.
Lowell, American Minister delivered the
opening address of the winter session of the Ed
inburg Philosophical Institution Friday night.
His subject was Shakespeare"
Elbridge ]. Dawson, assistant postmaster, and
Edward A. Clark, stamp clerk, ut Leadville, were
arrested Friday on the charge of stealing Govern
ment funds. The amount of their deficiency is
about So 600. Is
1t was testified in Washington Courton Thurs
day, that Perry the cOlOred Treasury messenger
VINO Is wanted III NOrtn Carolina Tor alleged
forgery, had conducted l 900 negroes into Indiana
during the exodus of 1873
James d. Warner, of Center Valley. Ind, was
fatally II not seriously injured Saturday morning
by a barrel OF cider falling on him. which he
loading in a wagon. Three ribs were broken, and
he was otherwise injured internally.
The great trial of Nihilists, including persons
accused of being the authors OF the explosion on
the Moscow Railroad and IN the Winter Palace
aud others plotting against the life of the Car,
has begun before military tribunal in ST Pc
tersburg. fri -,,, r.s. -. nrr- 4.., ft
dispatch from Paris says the reason for the
delay in the. Panama Canal scheme Is IL is con-.
sidered prudent to await the meeting OF the Con-
gress OF the United States In December, when it
will be clearly known whether the scheme en-
counters hostility. Ii 4u H 8
Willie, fifteen yearz old, son Of ex-senator
Sprague, made an unsuccessful attempt saturday
o. shoot Robert Thompson, his mothers trustee.
He fired one shot from pistol, the ball whstling
close BY Thompsons head
The body of Andy Miller, who resided in Seyas
topol, Ind, was found a few miles north OF Rich
mond, Ind. last week. with n double charge of
shot in his heart. He was out hunting, and had
evidently shot himself in trying 10 reload his gun.
The ejectment, Of nOn-authorized religious
G0nes ,oSk p1Se anu Psp AZ FIVE vera en
arrested In Paris on Friday for obstructing the
police in executing DEGREES, and hsye been sen
fenced to from ten TO thirty days imprisonment
A Yokohama dispatch dated October 81, says:
''The American steamer Courier, which arrived at
Hakodadi, from the north, on the 18th OF OctO-
Der, reports the arrival at IeuOpOulOuNSk1 oil q
steam yyhaler, which announced that according
10 Information received from the natives, the
Jeanette aud some whslers had been lost with
all hands, the vessels having been crushed in the
ice" .H ga so -,f ... b. ..
The race between f. c. Lacock, OF Sydney. New
South Wales and j. J. Riley. Of Saratoga, for 600
a side took place Saturday, over the Thames
(Engand) mpionship course. Lacock defeated
Riley by several lengths. Riley, it was reported.
backed himself two 70 one. Time of race, twenty
| five minutes and four seconds. The betting at
the start three to one on Lacock, The race
was won by four lengths.
The steamer Rhode Island, OF the Providence
Line, went ashore on Bonnet Point, near Beaver
Tail, .Narragansett Bay at 4:30 O'Clock Saturday
morning. No passengers were lost, but several
| OF the crew were hurt In the confusion, and
| wreckage and at daylight passengers and crew
| were safely landed. The steamer IS considerably
broken mp. and there viii probably be considera-
| BILE damage and loss OF freight. .lir E,rfl
The efforts OF Governor Hennessay to suppress
domestic slavery in Hong Kong are as deter
mined as ever. Two Cinnamon were brought be-
fore the Chief Justice on the 4th inst, charged
with OBTAINING woman with intent to sell her