The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-05-03
Miscellaneous News Items


The public debt reduction for April will be abou
$14O00,0O0.
Lieutenant Danenhower and party have arrived,
all well, at Moscow.
Dr..John T. Hodgen, an eminent surgeon of St
Louis. died Friday evening.
The Governor General has put stop to the ex-
pulsiou OF Jews from Russia.
Another lunatic has been arrested for threaten
ing the life OF Queen Victoria.
Four thousand immigrants arrived at New York
on Sunday; total for April, over 10000.
John Charles Frederick Zoeliner, German as
tronomer and natural philosopher, is dead.
The graves OF the Confederate dead in Elmwood
Cemetery, Memphis, were decorated Sunday.
A London dispatch reports a ship ashore at
Swanage, England, and I'll on board drowned
The Pacific Coast Congressman believe the Presl-
dent will sign the new Chinese prohibition bill.
The Geiser Manufacturing Company's large ron
works at Waynesburg, Pa, was burned Saturday.
lectured In New York Sunday night before thin
audience.
The verdict for 500, 900 in the Kilbourn case.
Washington, has been set aside on the ground CT
excessive damages.
The funeral of Ralph Waldo Emerson took
place at his home In Concord Mass. Sunday
The services were impressive.
The President has instructed General Mcdowell
to adopt vigorous measures for bringing about
peace with the Apache Indians.
a balky horse stopping on a railroad crossing at
Des Moines, Saturday. caused the killing of one
man and the mortalisjury of another.
The first new wheat of the season 200 sacks
arrived at st. Louis. Saturday, from Johnson
County, Arkansas, and sold for u. so.
A decree of divorce granted in one of the
Cincinnati Courts Saturday in the case of couple
who had been married nearly forty years.
One thousand four hundred and seventy-eight
immigrants have just arrived at Baltimore from
Bremen, and started for the Western States.
Robert jefferson, prominent and intelligent
negro of this city, who has always claimed to be
an illegitimste son of Thomas Jefferson, died here
last Thursday.
There were l16 new cases of smallpox reported
at the Cincinnati Health Ofice for the past week
Total deaths ffty-tive. Number of cases under
treatment, Z96.
VIII redeem al the continued 6 per cents of July
and August, 1851. Work will then begin OF SiS
900, COO in continued 6's Of 1888.
famous Mexican bandit chief. Valentine Mar
diers at Celaya, fought desperately until he fell
dead, pierced by twenty-six bullets.
Rev Dr.. J. w. Weakley. q well-known divine
of the Cincinnati Conference NJ. L. Church. died
az his residence al Mount Washington, near Gin
cinnau. sunday, aged sixty-nine years.
A poor woman in Boston, claiming TO be the
granddaughter Of a man who paid El per acre for
tract o. land In New York now valued at 81, Geo.
OC0, has bought suit 70 recover the estate.
The title of l3cJ farms shout 49,, coo ceres in
Hardin County, o., occupied for upward of ifty
years is being contested By Virginia claimants
before the Land Commission in Washington.
On the second Sunday under the new Smith
law in various citles and towns in Ohio Isore
frcaf ana back doors OF saloons left oDen for
ventilation purposes than on the first Sunday
hereunder
In the construction OF the Eastern Division of
the Indiana Bloomington and Western Railway
between indianapolis ard Springfield o., the last
sriife was driven and the liue completed Satur-
Gay evening.
local inspectors, at MeAphis investigating the
barring Of the steamer Golden City, have revoked
tire Eceose of the Mate for carrying ju.e without
proper covering, but hold the officers blameiesS
for the loss of life.
The billiard match in New York, Saturday
pignt between Sexton and KimDall, for $500 a
side the latter 10 play $50 points to Sections 800,
resulted N victory for kimbau who scored $50
points 80 Sexton s40S.
John L. Sullivan. the pfize-fehter, was ar
! Aligned In the Police Court at Boston last week
4 for knocking down Charles A. Robbins in the
street and fracturiDg his jawb0ne. The pus1lisl
was sentenced to three months on the island and
gave bonds for an appeal
Mr. Blaine opened his testimony before the
/ House Foreign Affairs Committee On Thursday by
StatlRg that MI. Belmont had made two absolu te
| Interpretations. Both instantly grew very angry
! Belmont charged that Blaine had eDdeavoTed &c
threaten Committees before. Blaine pronounced
Selmonts iDs0lence int0lerable. Order was re
tored for q time. but st the close Of the examina