The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-05
EIlscellaneous News TENS.

About 500 Treasury Clerks at Washington, most
ly female, have been fdrlougaed.
President Artnur last week nominated William
Williams, OF Indiana, to be Charge d'Afaires tC
Paraguay and Uruguay.
The wife of President Arthur's valet has com
planned To the police of New York that she has
been deserted with three children.
In the Massachusetts, House. on Thursday. a
pTOhibitOry liquor bill ouly defeated by the
refusal Of Speaker NOyes 10 vote for il.
Accounts of the winter wheat crop from over
$50 different points ia Kansas. Missouri Illinois.
Indiana, ONO and Michigan are favorable
There were 15l new cases Of smallpox reported
at the Cincinnati Health Office during the past
week, and thirty-seven deaths
The Denver Boari of Education has named an
elegant new school building, nov being erected,
the L0ngfsllOw, III honor OF the dead poet.
The widow of Commodore Vanderbilt vi i'll soon
be married to Dr. Nathan Roysman, manager
Of one Of the large Charity Hospitals Of New York.
The Ohio Legislature has passed the Pond
liquor Ill, by which saloon keepers must pay
an annual Tax OF Slt0 to $500 aud give bond ia
81 go.
a terrible fight took place at Frenchburg. Menu
fee County. Ky. Friday Iii ht. in which Jour or
five men were badly cut and shot, and one prob
ably killed.
CHARLES 7: B'esmen. one Of the striking COM
fenced TO imprisonment for ten days for threaten
Ing the publisher.
The ladies die Of washington last Wednesday or;
Garfield Memorial
Hospital, eecung Mrs. Window President aud
Ars. Whitney Secretary.
Antonio Gaspzri. of New York. sails for Italy on
saturday 10 d"dnee his c9untrymea 70 settle on a
tract OF 40 700 acres near Little Rock, Ark, which
he will sell them for s. per acre.
AT Gaybead. Mass. on Saturday, a woman
lccSed three children In u house aud a
neighbours. During her absence the building
took fire. and all the children were burned 10
death
iii TWO quart0 volumes OF 1000 pages each, aud
Will be presented 10 the Curt ADrl a. the first
day of the next ter of tho Crimi AL Court of the
District of Columbia.
While dri, ing on the boulevard at Odessa, on
Fifay -eneral Streelnekoff. the Public PfOsecu-
tor Of The Kie military tribunal. shot through
tue head by two men In 4 Carriage Two persons
were shot lOr the crime on Sunday.
Henry b Myer, who died in Chicago last Mon
d'y al IN advanced age. invented sleeping cars In
1874, and has of ale been Engaged Ia tue cJrstruc
ton safety car. He was the fataer Of the late
General MyeI. of the signal service.
Ex-Governor Moses, Of south Carolina, has
again been arrested II New York GA tne charge of
swlnding He was the Republican Governor Of
that SAFE during the time tlet Rspu0iiclnism
was stealing every thing that WAS Loose AID port
able.
Several Mormon leaders. including John Tay-
lo- aad Joseph smith, have quietly placed their
Ihe clause Of the anii-poIygamy law which makes
c)hsOitalion With more than one woman n mis-
dsmeanor.
Cornelius ]. Vanderbilt one Of the sons of the
late Commodore, shot bimself at the Glenham
Hotel, in New York, on sunday, and died within
four h0uls It appears that he has suffered for
years from epileptic ii Is and been constantly ct
tended By companion.
Bishop Payne, OF the African Methodist Church,
having been ejecied from hrst-class car On the
Il ad IN Florida. the colored people
of New York held an indignation meeting last
week and urged tina: action be brought against
the railroad aud carried to the Supreme Court OF
the United States and that the Church raise SIS
000 for the contest
b neglect OF the Legislature Of Colorado that
State was left from March to June Of last year
without any law covering laTcenies or felonies. |
This is the decision of the State Supreme Court,
and it will release 100 criminals The first to be
set free was Robert l.. Hesselberg OF Denver. |
Charles Allison, the stage robber, and Garvey, |
viii be released.
The steamer Golden City. when approaching |
the wharf at Memphis Friday morning. took FIRE |
from lamp and WAS burned TO the waters edge. |
The crew numbered about sixty, and there were |
forty passengers on board About twenty pasSen- |
gers leaped OF on barge and were saved. The /
loss of life is believed TO be twenty five Stoves
Circus had been taken on board st Vidalia. La, |
and nearly all the ciges and wagons were burned.
The steamer hvs years old, and cost S54 900. |
Among the lost were the vile and three children