The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS News Items.

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The dis riot overlooked 10 Mississippi is thirty
miles wide by sixty long.
An Iris informer named Bailey was shot dead
in tie ST eets OF Dublin on Saturday.
George Hendrick is under arrest in New York.
charged with being the defacer OF the Andre
monument.
The report comes from Vienna that by an ex-
plosion in a coal mine at Leoben, Syria, $50 per-
sons were killed.
An Internal machine. concealed in a box con-
tanning dress goods, exploded in q railway ter
minus at Berlin last Friday.
At New Carlisle, o., the boiler of portable
sawmill exploded with such force as to kill five
men and blow the legs off another.
There is no ice in Lake Superior, nor has there
been, IL is raid, at any time during the winter
sufficient to interfere with navigation.
Mormon missionaries. named Barton and Eas-
ton, have been preaching IN York County, South
Carolina, ana have maize fifty converts.
whispering SAM" noted desperate of Mon
tans was killed. about l0l miles from Junction
City last week, by Burns Smith, in self-defense.
Eleven veterans of the of 1872 were given
a dinner in New York by Daalgren post of the
Grand Army last We inesday. IL is said that bat
twenty-five survive.
Timothy Crowley, OF Sidney, o., who has been
mysteriously missing for some days. was found
drowned ia the Miami River. about six miles be-
low that place, Sunday.
Lieutenant Danenhaper has been forbidden to
start for st. Petersburg until the weather gets
warmer. The others OF the Jeanette survivors
viii star. without him.
August zepp, cigarnaker, of Jackson, Mich,
after writing an afcctionate letter To his absent
wife last Saturday lay down on his bed and killed
himself with a revolver.
Political Committees of all parties in California
are organizing for the purpose OF making grand
demonstration in favor OF the ti-Chinese bill
now pending In Congress.
The Michigan Legislature has convened in spe-
cial session TO act on the Congressional spporion-
ment and appropriate sufficient funds t. carry the
i fire sufferers TO harvest time.
Mr. Vanderbilt says Maud S. win be taken to
New York and driven on the road in double or
single harness. She is eight years old and leaves
J the turf with q record OF 2:l614.
The Ohio House has passed a bill to prevent
gambling in railroad stocks, grain, or other com
modttles imposing flne OF from S2O 10 SoOO or
confinement IN Jail for six months.
General d. II. Rucker. who was last week ap-
pointed Quartermaster General of the Army. has
been placed on the retired list with his new rank
General RUFUS Ingalls, has been appointed TO the
vacancy.
party of 325 Jewish refugees from Russia ar
rived at Philadelphia last Thursday by the steam
ship Illinois, aud were taken 70 the old Pennsyl-
vania depot and literally supplied with food and
clothing.
The belief prevailed in London on Saturday
that owing TO the action of the House OF Lords In
appointing Committee to INQUIRE into the work
| ings OF the Land Act, Gladstone had determined
| to resign.
| Secretary Hunt and the Naval Committees In
Congress will this week visit four Navy yards and
Inspect the monitors stored there, in order TO de-
eide the question of rebuilding them at a cost of
| A. 600 600.
The Lenten pastoral of Bishop Ryan, of Buffa-
| 10, denounces marriages between Catholics and
| Protestants as null and void In the eyes of the
Church. and entailing the penalty of excommu-
nication.
Farmers of Wayne County, Ohio, have organ
lied Stock Breeders Association. Ii is the in
tention of the Association to establish stock
register, in which only thoroughbred stock will
be registered
The Special Committee to audit the bills con-
nected with President Garfield's death recon-
mend $4,000 for DR.. Bliss, $4,000 each for Drs
Agnew and Hamilton, 10000 each for DIS Key,
burn and Boynton, 5000 for Mrs. Edison and
s., zoe for Steward Crump. 1t is urged that Sur