The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-12
bin. An evening session was held to consider

pension bills.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS.
The failures of the past week are reported at
i ll9. decrease OF eleven.
The fund at London for the relief of Russian
Jews amounts 20 1884. 900.
The White River Utes have all gene peeceably
70 their agency at Uintah.
/ The sum Of $4,000 in silver bars was ernorted
| from New York on Saturday.
senator Logan, en- route 10 Hot Springs is de-
tanned at Sc. Louis by severe illness.
The new railway from Buffalo tn Chicago will
PROBABLY be open for business by July l.
According to telegraphic reports attacks
hour. ~'--''s' e'eis
During the month OF March the increase in
English exports exceeded the increase in i'm
ports.
A warrant has been sworn out at ashingten for
| the mails.
1t is stated that Frsnk James, the brother of
Jesse. the border bandit. was in Cincinnati on
Thursday. -
There were 1s5 new eases Of smallpox re-
ported by the Cincinnati Health Officer for the
past week.
Joseph Hess, a saloon keeper at Allegheny CIV.
Pa. infuriated by Jealousy, shot his vile dead
during Thursday night.
The Democrats of Oregon have nominated
Joseph s. smith for Governor and William d.
| renton Tor Congressman.
| a. van states MarSn0l Of
New Orleans: died of apoplexy on Friday even
ing, IN the Office of Surveyor Pinchback
Eleven sailors at Toulon, last week, were about
70 throw torpedo into the sea- when an explos
ION Kiied three OF them aRd wounded eight
General Sherman telegraphs his annroval Of IN.
clause Tor compulsory retirement at the age of
| sixty-two, and asks no exception for himself.
The steamer Bella Mac exploded her boiler near
was badly scalded, and five Of the crew are miss.
ing.
Patrick 81 ely, of Hopkinton Mass. who was
rendered insane by being thrown out of employ
nent, killed his son last Friday at the breakfast
table with an ak.
master at Cincinnati that employees are not for
oldden from accepting municipal Offices which
DO not COLLECT with their duties.
Samuel Gibson, who was County Treasurer at
ounce, IND, went out of Office a defaulter for
sl4, go, most of which is said TO have gone into
the hands OF Chicago grain brokers.
Mr.. Teller will enter upon his duties in the In
terror department. to-day. Secretary Kirkwood
VIII at once proceed TO Iowa, and expects to make
a TOUR OF the southwest for his health.
Developments since the slaughter OF Jesse
James have led to the discovery of the body Of
WOOD Hlte In spring near Richmond Mo- IL "a
believed that Dick Little and Robert Ford vxere
concerned in the murder.
The tornadoes OF Thursday in Southwestern
Mlehlgan and western Kansas caused the loss of
many lives and the destruction of a large amounf
OF property. Nearly all the buildings in the vii
lage OF Chase. Kan, were swept away.
The principal and interest of the debt Of Ten
neSsee amounts to SIS 10000 1t Is understood in
legislative circles in Nashville that the creditors
OF the state are about 70 propose q settlement a.
sixty cents, with interest at A. 5, or per cent.
In the Jail of Greenville, S. c., Richard Bates
coloIed, was married 10 q woman Of his own race
on Friday. The next morning the bride YVES
transported to the Penitentiary while the eroorn
Is sentenced to be hanged for arson on April Is
Northern lake steamboat Captain reports the |
fpa solid from Pine leland 60 CO. o.. ~
eighteen inches thick. Teams are making daiIV
trips between DetOur and the Sault and snow is >
1901 deep on the level Boats VIII not get through
before April %.
ports for April on the condition of the wheat cron
from 800 points, which give promise OF more thar
an average yield per acre throughout the State
usual condition. Wv
Jumbo, the mammoth elephant which arrived
In New YORK on sunday, ate 100 pounds of onions
on the voyage across the Atlantic. ana consumed
considerable whisky. The freight bin was s. $50
IL took eighteen horses to draw the animal up
Broadway on trucks.
The funeral Of Rabbi LfllienthsI Was one of the
largest ever seen in Cincinnati there being in at
tendance representatives OF twenty-One ofpanizs- |
tons Rev. Dr. Wise preached the sermon.
Among the pall-bearers were Judge Taft ex |
Governor Cox and Murat Halstead
II. b. Huribut, trustee of two mortgages of the
Indianapolis and st. Louis Road has filed a bill
at Evansville for Receiver and for the sale of the
action was fastened by the demand of Charles |
OConJr of New York. The earnings are INSULT
Gent TO pay running expenses.
The State Senate Committee me, in New York
Saturday to investigate grain gambling 1t was
thought very wicked Western institution. Presi.
Gent II. J. Jewett. of the Erie Railroad. looked on
as very demoralizing, ard a species of
gam bling The railroads he said suffered greatly
from the practice. which. he thought could be
stopped by legislation in Illinois, but not in New
York State.
Four Steamship lInas Of r2,s+o,, r,..7o - $1,000. !
OF the Chicago railways TO forward grain aud IL
would be taken across the Atlantic free of charge
Later dispatches were sent Offering a premium
for grain for ballast. The charge is still made
that rates are being cut by the Grand Trunk |
Road. and 1t is suspected that reductions are
being accepted by several lines. This condition
OF things Is attributable to high speculative prices
In the Chicago grain market.
Charles Francis Adams has of late suffered a |
great decline III his mental powers and, although
having s. 900, 600 or more In this worlds goods
has been subjected to no guardianship. Some
operators persuaded the old gentle |
man on Friday to sign checks for ST. 500 and drew
the money from his banking house The money |
has been returned. James Fitzgerald u bunko
steerer. was arranged for the swindle and Jailed
in default of SIS, coo.
The funeral train OF Jesse James arrived at
Kesrney, No, at 2:S5 on Friday morning and was
met at the depot by large crowd. For several |
hours the corpse lay exposed to the public and
was cen by more than a thousand persons in
Guiding the passengers of passing trains. Services
we're held al the Baptist Church, and the remains
were inferred IN a corner of the Samuels home
tead The old lady continues to swear ven |
seanoe on the FOrds. Throughout Central Mis-
iour II Is difficult to convince people that the