The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-05-04

ing before the Committee on the ten hour law ad
Sinted that she 81 in1oTed msy lose
their charters.
dry goods firm in New York. Joseph and
Isaac Bloom; with debts probably aggregatiDg
The Senior partner was afterward found dead in a
hotel on Broadway. sal
The Treasury Department reports that our ex-
ports for the year ending March 81 exceeded our
| imports by S243. .455, $50 In the matter OF gold
and silver. the United States gained s7s,943, ,769
during the same period
The trial of George W. Watson, for the murder
OF George Glass, a. Madison. Ind. resulted In a
of an affray, caused by some one hnrrahing for
Jeff Davis at political meeting.
Ellen NJ Freeman, who threw pepper in the
ne refused To give her employment, was fined
s1oO ana sentenced 70 the 'Penitenuary for one
year.
In regard to the Star Route contracts George c.
Gorham is induging in bitter insinuations against
President Garfield, and charges that Samuel J.
| fall.
The stockholders of the Indiana. Bloomington
| and Western Road have ratified the lease of the
| Slnc1nnau, Sandusky and Cleveland Road.
The connecting link between Indianapolis
and Springfield, o., will be finished during
this year
Ezra G. Sanger, who died penniless ON Thurs
day, At Peoria, received SEQ coo by the death of his
| father In 1913. This sum he lavshed upon the
disreptushle class, in Chicago and elsewhere,
| causing MS mother TO take her own life three
years ago. his ambition was TO be chief of gang
OF thieves.
BY the overflow of the Kansas River great alarm
has been created in the lower portion Of Kansas
City, where the water has invaded the packing
house region TO a depth of one To two feet. Two
@ @ice houses gave way, letting their contents into
the river.
Near Weimer Tex, Saturday Sam Brown.
while la6Oring under temporary alteration of
mind. cut his wife's throat and then his own with
q razor. she had recognized his condition and
fed across the fields, but oyertaken. A little
nine-year-Old daughter, who attempted to take
the razor. was badly cut.
The Conductors and Drivers Union at st.
| Louis fell TO pieces on Thursday night and all
the roads save that in Fourteenth street have re-
sumed operations The wages generally accepted
are hfteen cents per hour for conductors and
twelve and half cents for drivers. Certificates
of indebtedness viii be issued by the State to the
| militia 10 the amount Of $40 600 or more.
On Friday last John Gothard, who killed a
farmer named Joseph Woods was hanged at Tow
sontown Nd, the widow of the murdered man
witnessing the scene on the scaffold. Royal s
Carr, " no took the life of half breed tramp was
executed at Winson, Vt. For the murder of an
other colored man, Marshal Baxter was hanged in
the lail-ysrd at Charlotte, y. G.
In one OF the pens at the Chicago Stockyards Is
black and white COW, from Milan, Mo-. with
four calves which were born simultaneously
The Quadrupiets are now four years old, and the
aggregate weight of the mother and her Offspring
is 1901 pounds. They would sell readily at 81 IL
each. One season this COW gave birth TO triplets
and another year TO four calves, making eleven
, in three years.
At the sale of thoroughbred yearlings at Belle
Mead, Tenn, Saturday. eleven colts and filies By
Bonnie Scotland brought an aggregate of s2I GOO
Nineteen colts and flies by Great Tom brought
in the aggregate SIC 455. Four others by Johr
Morgan, Enquirer and Germantown, swelled The
- -FA
Blackburn was bought by Phil Dwyer of Brook
, lyn. for $500. brother 10 Gldelia was bought
by William Conner, of New Orleans, for 5000.
49, FOREIGN
A 81. Petersburg dispatch says war between
Japan and China is considered probable.
|, 1t is announced that Belvedere Castle. at War
| saw is being repaired for the Gar who vii
make alengthy stay there.
A Vienna dispatch says the banks and news
! papers of that city have been threatened viii
Il destruction by revolutionfsis.
; The death is announced Of Edward Mail, on
of the leaders Of the English anti State Churcl
party and editor and proprietor of the Noncon
formist newspaper.
II is possible that Thornton Resident British
> Minister at Washington will succeed Dufferin a
: 81. Petersburg, and that Layard will >suecees
Thornton al Washington.
A telegram from Galway, Ireland, says: a.
Bailif named King was siezed by gang OF dis
guised men and roasted over a fire until he
swore he would resign mis- office. Kings eondi
ton is believed TO be hopeless"
, The Earl OF Shrewsbury eloped with Mrs Mile
4 Mundy, of Shipley, Derbyshire. The fugitive pai
fled TO StrasburT. where the ladys relatives over
, took them and gave the Earl sound thrashing
and brought the lady back 70 England.
The Judicial inquiry into the death of the Sui
tan Abdul AZiZ continues Rt COnstantiuOple Thl
disclosures made show that plot was contem
plated for the assassination of all the Imperial
, Princes and the proclamation of new Caliph.
Bismarck in the course OF debate in the Reich
: stag, said he intended to move, at the next ses
4 sion for the removal of the German and PrnssiaI
! Governments 10 some other city more equitable
[ in her demands and less likely TO influence Par
T, Lament and officials. Ii would then be seer
what value Berlin attached to the presence of tn,
central authorities
Within the last twenty-eight days 500 cases O
small l-pox have been refused admission TO th,
London Hos litalS because they were full. Dur
ing the same period 297 ps rsons died in their owI
houses from smallpox. There are now 1,0l4
eases of smallpox in the London Hospitals anC
only one bed available. The epidemic has mucl
increased in violence iatteTly. About 10 per cent
of the cases prove fatal During the past fOrtnigh
l53 persons died in the Hospital from small -pox
A terrible epidemic, somewhat akin to typhus
; is making great havoc among horses in Paris.
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