The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-05-17
DIiscelIaneous News Items.
siness failures for the past week III.

Business failures for the past week liz.
The French squadron has sailed for Alexandria.
Ex-Governor C. C. washburn, of Wisconsin. ia
dead.
Four to six inches of snow in Iowa Friday
morning.
Patsy Devine, murder. was hanged at Clinton,
H., Friday.
Z. w. Hilger, United States District Judge o
Nevada, is dead.
Lightning-rod swindlers are operating in the
vicinity Of Wabash. Ind.
Sarah Winnie the "Circassian Grip in the New
York Museum, has eloped-
Specie exports from New York Saturday. $780,
900 in gold and $4,000 IN silver
The Sultan of Morocco has imprisoned 600 of
his subjects for stoning the English Minister
&. A Turkish transport went ashore In the Bospho-
rus on sunday, and fifty soldiers were drowned.
Mrs. Garfield has written letter to Senator
Sherman acknowledging the pension granted her.
Iroquois, the famous American lace horse in
England has Iuptured blood vessel, and is laid
mp. n
The American Tract Society Is sued the pd year
1000 volumes, received sS79,221, and expended
S374, Oy7.
Another attempt was made last week to blow
up the Mansion House, London, with e canister
OF powder.
1t is estimated that the yield of wheat and oats
any years since the war.
A three-year-old child of John Miller died at
Hagerstown, Ind, Saturday. from the effects
of impure virus used in vaccination.
At sale of yearling thoroughbred colts at Lex
ington. Friday. the average price paid was $50
Two colts sold for 81 900 each and one for 81 $50.
General Joseph G. Barnard. lor many years at
the head of the Department of Engineers of the
United States Army, died at Detroit on Saturday.
The mangled and dead body OF John Schwartz,
young man OF Lawrenceburg. Ind, was found
on the railroad track at Aurora on Friday morn
ing.
1t is reported from Caldwell, Kas, that Payne
and his company crossed the line Wednesday TO
Oklahoma He had ten wagons and sixty-five
men.
News has been received of q cyclone at Chero-
kee City. by which two persons were KILLED and
thirteen others wounded. Forty houses were de-
stroyed.
The Cleveland Iron Mills, Saturday, paid off
the striking employees the pay roll amounting to
100000. Il is thought the mill will not soon re-
sumo work
James @ Smith, the contestant for the seat in
Congress Of Representative Charles " Shelley, Of
the Fourth Alabama District, died In Washington
City Friday night.
Alfred Everett, formerly dry goods salesman
In Chicago. where he married Ellen Mccoy ten
years ago. was last Thursday convicted of polyg-
amy in q Boston Court
Five thousand people attended Sunday night at
the semi-Centennial celebration OF tAe entry Into
b ston OF the sisters Of Charity. The musical
exercises included chorus OF GOO vosees
The Coroner's annual report for the year end,
ing March 81 shows there were eignty-six suicides
IN st. Louis OF these 52H per cent were by Ger
mans, - per cent by Americans ana per cent.
by Irish.
The Illinois Board of Agriculture reports an
improvement In the o0pdiuor. of vsinter wheat in
all sections of the State No damage has resulted
IRON ehinch bugs The yield promises TO bs u
5 per cent. better tdal the average.
Monroe Ii. Rosen.eld, author Of the song "See
that my graves kept green" and other popular
music, was sentenced fn the United StatesCOur
ut indianapolis on Saturday IA two years Ia {
labor ia the Northern PrisiOn for Dassing foIgee
postal money order.
W. W. Poland, q school teacher at Requisites
Ind has el0ped with the wife Of James Pixley
who took 81. 200 in cash ard jewelry. The gniat,
couple weresacc IN panied by Miss May Warrae
70 whom Poland was supposed TO be paying al
teniion with y view to matri2ouy.
! Dick Rogers "A cowboy, and Jim Catron. tn
Pagnas stsge robber. entered the garrison al For
Garland, Colo on saturday, and ordered y sol
der TO light MS cigar The desperaf0es were Of
the point % firing when guard shot and kilie'
! Rogers ard mOrtaly wounded Cltron-
There is among the Hebrew population c
BuchsnsL no feeling In fGyor Of emigraling :
! America hut a very strong desire Is lnanifesse
for q return 70 the Holy Land. and there Is aE II
= ciDatiOn 10 regard Mr. Laurence OdDhant fls Cd
! MeSs who is destined 20 lead them into itz po
E<sgion.
\ In the Southern baptist Convention, 81 Greer
n ville s. O.. Saturday, resolution was passed di
approving OF the action OF the American BIB
Society In refusing 10 add in the publication az
= In speaking upon the resolution, Dr.. Burrows,