The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-09-01
RESUME OF THE WEEKS NEWS.

RESUME OF THE WEEKS NEWS.
Secretary Sherman will make two speeches in
Indiana next week.
Some interesting discoveries have recently been
made among ruins in Mexico by NJ. Desire Char
nay. H..
Several fac tories We're destroyed by fire in Phil
adelphia, on Thursday causing loss of over
The Colorado Republican State Convention
completed their nominations for the State ticket
on Friday.
A detail of regular army officers attended the
funeral services of General Myer, which occurred
at Buffalo last Friday.
Two citizens at Taylorville, H., evidently san
guine in temperament, have sued a cOnntry editor
at Edwardsville for $4,000 damages.
Several events in Rensselaer, and Washington.
Counties, New York, combine to make the DemoA
cratic outlook there exceedingly favorable.
General Malone, the Readjuster leader of Vir-
ginia publishes complete denial of all the stories
of his insinuated bargain with the Republicans.
The cotton crop of Louisiana, Mississippi, Ar
kansas, Alabama and Georgia IL reported as favor
able. Picking has begun and the yield promises
fairly.
Colonel Grierson has given up the pursuit of
Victoria who is making for New Mexico and Ari-
zona, where Generals Hatch and Buel are in COM
mand.
The Secretary Of War explicitly denies the re.
command of West Point, and the order afterward
rescinded.
There was a reunion of the Forty-second Ohio
ColuItSeT heglihent laSt FRIDAY AT SleSelahoL no
made long speech.
The sessions of the various sections of the Amer
lean Association for the Advancement of Science
were continued at the Institute of Technology in
Boston, on Saturday.
The colored militia companies of the United
States are assembling at St. Louis, where they will
hold a reunion this week. Two Chicago Organiza-
tiOns are on the spot.
A ma aa1 A Van of pa
sale, n. j., induced shop girl at that place TO
elope with him. At Cincinnati he took all her
money and deserted her.
In a fight between Reyes, the Mexican bandit
and Sheriff Butner with posse of men, near Tue
son, Ari, few days ago, the former was defeated
and some of his band were killed.
The citizens of staunton County, Virginia, are
circulating a paper denying that General Wade
Hampton in his Staunton speech, made the re-
marks attributed to him by the Tribune.
In declaring that he would vote the Republican
ticket in November, General Grant took occasion
to enlighten the country in regard to the fact that
IL would be the first Republican ballot he ever
cast.
Mr.. A. X. Owen, an American engineer, has re
lean State of Sinaloa is available as a harbOr
This will be an incalculable advantage TO the
State
Important changes in the overland lines, con-
meeting with the Anglo American cables, have
been made by which the cable facilities between
this city and the Old World have been nearly
doubled
Galusha A. Grow made speech at Titusyille
Pa, on Saturday evening, in the course of which
he said he was in favor of killing some more Dem
ocras If 1t became necessary to protect the rights
OF citizens.
The twenty-ninth meeting of the American
Association for the Advancement of Science began
last week in Boston. The Association well
coined TO the city by addresses from Mayor Prince
and Governor Long.
The steamship Cybele en- route from England to
Montreal, has been wrecked off Anticosti her
ffty-six passengers escaping without injury, and
reaching Montreal last night after weeks de-
tention on the island.
John Hochstrasser, a teamster, and two brothers
named Snurr, drank beer at a Fort Wayne Qnd.)
brewery, became DRUNK, and quarreled. The
Snurrs finally seized clubs and hit HOchstrasser on
the head, killing him.
Ouray chief of the Uncomphagre Utes died
last week at the Southern Agency in COlOmdo
The Commission has accomplished nothing as
yet, and his death may delay the settlement of
the question over year.
The news of the effectual union of the two
branches Of the Democratic party in the State OF
New York in support of Hancock and English has
produced most favorable impression on Demo-
Gratis all over the country.
The President on Thursday signed the commits
sions of Horace Maynard as Postmaster General,
of ID. NJ. Key, as District Judge for the Eastern
District of Tennessee and of General LongEtreet
as United States Minister to Turkey.
Five young men who attended picnic, near
Andover, Mass, climbed on top of passenger car
in train bound for Lowell, for the purpose of
securing a free ride. When the train passed
under bridge, near their destination they were
all swept off and killed.
There is as much dissatisfaction in Mexico over
the suspected interference of the Government in
the recent Presidential election, and General Con-
zaez, the President-elect has gone west with l5-
guards in the disaffected States.
Squire p Dewy has filed a complaint in the su-
perf0r Court in San Francisco against John w.
Mackey, James c; Flood, William OBrien the
Nevada Bank and other persons and corporations
in California for alleged frauds and breaches of
| trust. The sum involved is about s1O,Oooooo.
George Howard, a young lawyer, was murdered
| in Brooklyn, n. Y, at an early hour Sunday
| when two women, who were being followed.
| asked his protection. He escorted them several
| blocks until the desperadoes came up with him,
and, after brief alteration, stabbed him to the
heart.
| An immense meeting at Faneuil Hail. in Bos-
| ton, on Saturday evening. listened TO Chairman
publicans, and to General Butler, who after de-
| claring he would not take an elective or ap
pOintive office, thoroughly reviewed the imbecil-
ity of the administration and the public coward
| ice of Garfield, and then closed with an appeal
| for Hancock.
i At Hyde Park on Saturday night, Michael
SoyisGn had b wbn s m S1ie S hseP
| it and came down, but found that Boylson had
gone out TO the pumpin the back yard. Hirsch
separated, and Hirschman shot Boylson, killing
him almost instantly. Hirschman was held fol
murder by the Coroner's jury.
/ At O'Clock on Sunday afternoon the side-whee
steamer Marine City destroyed by fire on Lake
Huron, off Alcona. she had 130 passengers or
board, many of whom, IL is feared, have been lost
| When the flames were discovered, a panic ensued
and before anything could be done toward saving
life large number had jumped into the water
A tug-hoat which was passing succeeded in rescu ,
steamer was valued at $4,000 and was insured fol
$1,000.