The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-05-31

brewers. distillers and protective State Associ.
1 lions. The first National Convention f. 20
Z held in Milwaukee.
q Lewis r. Frye the champion bicycle rider OF Ia
United States. was thrown from his wheel at Ma
boro, Mass Thursday, and fatally Injured.
The Supreme Court of Ohio is busily engaged 4
the examination Of the Pond Law, aud hopes 9
be able 70 announce its decision this week
| Bishop Jaggar has returned from Europe. H
reached Cincinnati Fridsy night greatly inl
proved in health, aud will resume his work IA
once.
A small expedition, well equipped. VII leav
San Francisco IN q few days for pr specIins Iou
IN Alaska. ISe party expect 10 be aDsens thfe
years.
General Curtis Special Treasury Agent as gsv
York. has been convicted of receiving money g.
political PURPOSES mOtiOS IN arrest of Jvsss
y1ent was made.
Hundreds Of farsNIes in the Csd Town regior 9
Arkansas are mensced by starv sa3on from the -
sent overflow. Abowt one-thirc VI the town 81
kesena is under wa-eE-
The determinanopoS william II Rswle not IA
! rra en- lhe Cameron ticket for SuFrfme Judge Vi
Pennsylvania will pTahabiy force Seassen bins
| Of the machine Convention.
Governor Crittendenr Of Missouri. q said to be
| negotiating for the Surrender of FAak James
who is now in Jackson Gounty. and Who desires
TO make the best terms Tesssole.
Adg.ess from forty leadsng points in he North
western grain region represents the scerAge vi
wheat as 20 per cent Less tban last year The
plant - healthy aud promises good yiesd
Near La Grange. Mo-. oatHrday. tire was
blown ACROSS ~ road in stoiml crushing tt~death
woman and young man-snA probably a@aalis
injurins the woman's husband The party was
passing by In wagon.
John c. Walcott the best-known lawyer in vest
ern Massachusetts, has been ;hsed ia Bosten 10
make him sober. Then ne viii be arraignod in
the Federal Court for charging a pensioner NoJ
for prosecuting his claim.
The ST. Louis eSlobe- Democratihss a new dou Me
Hoe perfectingpress which inserts and pastes y
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complete papers OF either ten VsTelve foli0s az
the rate of 2AOoe copies per hour
| Dispatches rom Fargo and Grand Forkc D. T.
say there is greaa excitement there over the de
cision of Secretary Teller. opening 10 Immigration
the Turtle Mou1tain Distinct. includzng 9,O0c 600
| acres of the finest land in Dakota.
The prices os cattle az the Chicago Stock Yards
| are the bighess- that have prevailed since 1870
| Within two weeks Texans have advanced nifty
| cents per hundred pounds. and native steers 81.
Sales were made yesterday at IS so to $50.
The Government has obtained a. verdict OF
$4,000 against the Pacific Express Company at
| Topeka, Kas., suit having been Brought for
moi ey depot ed sy pax master in safe which
was robbed while IA custody OF the Express Com
pany.
! Some Joker climbed pole OF the Mutual Union
| Telegraph near George clown, Conn, one day last
week. tied fine wire around eacb of the thiT-
| teen wires and run Is 10 the ground. breaking
communication between Boston and New YORK
two days.
A Meeting House os the Dunkard denomination
in the course OF construction at Mastersonville,
| Lancaster County, Pennsylvania suddenly fell.
Sunday burying about dozen persons under
the ruins including some of tae wealthiest farm
ers in the district. Three died of injunes.
William A. Hall, the thieving Assistant Audi
| tor Of Newark, n. J., has been captured at
Torout0. He spent shree months Prescott
where he kept two fast horses and carried a large
amOant in diamonds. lie is said 10 have secured
1900 in plumber. Extradition proceedings will
at once be commenced.
The farmhouse OF John McCarty, near High
land, H., was Friday morning discovered to be in
| flames. NeighbOrs who locked thither found a
revolver on the ground aud discovered the corpse
of the old man in the burning ruins. Itis thought
| that he was robbed aud murdered. as II was
known that he recently received $500 for cattle.
A Swede who took a fellow-countryman 10 a
Montreal hotel Friday Dlght and paid the bill for
both, was murdered for his kindness soon as he
closed his eyes in Slumber. The butcher went
down to the Office with the carpet-bags of both,
and banded over some bloody coin TO the clerk, a
piece OF stupidity which led 10 his instant arrest.
The wheat acreage Tor Michigan this year Is
| probably not materially increased except ia the
/ newer settled ountes. For the crop In 1881 it
amounted 10 1,7Sl0OG. For the present year II
will somewhat exceed that aggregate. With good
| harvest weather, IL seems safe u saw that the
crop of 1852 will by million bushels exceed that
of 1850.
James Fitzgerald was found guilty on Thurs
day Of swindling Charles Francis Adams. Ii NJ
pears that in March three bunko secured
1 from the Massachusetts statesman three checks.
| the main one being iOr Sf40O. u. nj. feTnall, a
lawyer, was given the caeek to collect. and the
sum was transferred 10 his account, but was sub
/ sequehily placed 10 The credit of Mr.. Adams.
4. = Brakeman, who died Thursday il the
| Mrs 'uri I sane Asylum. has for some
weeks been the laughing stock of ST Louis. lie
came frOr' Nebraska with abu atiance ~
money. msrried a ,hambeImaid at the Planters'
House, gave her a Wardrobe costing 81 500 and Was
deserted on the day succeeding the wedding. Ne
was several times arrested fos eccentric condacL
on the streets All autopsy revealed the fac5 that
he died from softening OF TIE brain.
! The Convention of the independent Republl
cans of Pennsylvania. Wednesday, lsi 80
and enthusiastic one. Senator Mitchell cal, d
/ to the chair. When the name Of Charles s. Wolf
was read rs a delegate, the Convention rose to its
feet and forced him to exhibits
himself. Major Merrick refused to
be a candidate for Governor, and nomi-
mated Judge Daniel Agnew. Dr. Doane named
State Senator John Stewart. who received l39 votes
to CD for agnew. Levi b. Duff. of Allegheny. was
nominated for Lieutenal Governor: Georse
Junkin. OF Philadelphia. for Supreme Court
Judge, ana William McMitcaed, for CUlgre sInan-
atlarge.