The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-13

I present time no clew TO her whereabouts has
been obtained. She left q note saying it would
be useless to seek for her.
All DoyaH, near relative of Ex-Governor
| smith and ex Governor Boynton, of Georgia, has
Deen sentenced to hang at Griffin the 18th OF
| September.
A stranger walked into New York butcher
shop on Saturday borrowed "a cleaver laid his
nand Oh block, whacked off his little tinger,
AID walked out.
Prince Hohenlohe, of Prussia, the Count OF
Glenlehen, Earl OF RathOrn and Lord Elphin-
stone have arrived in Boston from Liverpool en-
route to Montreal.
William Walker, clothing merchant aud real
estate dealer In Dayton, has aDseOndedr leaving
behind HIM numerous debts. The banks are
caught for $S, 900.
| circns train eolided at Cunningham. KY,
with a freight. killing and manning carload of
cattle, smashing up an engine and damaging the
circus 10 the amount OF So, 900.
| Forty coal cars, on the New Jersey Central
raliroad, we're thrown from the track at the
Philllpsbur., N j., depot. Fourteen ears were
wrecked, and one brakeman was slightly in
The reports circulated in New York and Chit
cagO In regard to a business disturbance in Gin
clnnatl are wholly sensational and withOuL
basis OF TACT. There Ia no trouble there with tire
4 banks.
| The tents of O'Briens circus we're blown down
| at Paris, KY. pole fell on Mrs DR.. Hurst, of
| MlllersDurg, breaking one of her legs. Many
| were severely bruised in the panic that folio wed
| the storm.
1ut idi re I1D0eTI OF +. " L. COSTELLO, at Gam
dem, N j., was destroyed by fire late on satur-
day night, together with large amount of
STOCK. The loss is estimated at 100000 insur-
| ance. 100000.
| Department with his address. which, he repre-
sents, Is still at Philadelphia. BY sending in his
| address each month he prevents the dropping of
his name as deserter.
Florence, A T.. dispatch states that the Wells
! Fargo's express was robbed. between Riverside
aud Pioneer, OF $4,000, and express agent
John Collins was Killed One passenger was
wounded and both stage horses Killed.
| LIE Watkins, charged with cattle stealing, was
| forcibly taken from the sheriff about midnight
on Friday night by an armed mob of cowboys,
| and shot TO death, and his body hanged from d
| bridge in the suburbs of Canon City, Col.
| report has reached Tombstone that the
| soldiers camped forty-five miles northeast of
| HermOsilla mutinied on the 9Th, killing the
captain and first lieutenant. The mutineers fled
to the mountains. taking arms and ammunition.
| Owen Doris, John Eirwis and James Cannon,
while walking on the Baltimore d Ohio railroad,
near Demler Station, Pa, stepped out of the
way OF a passing freight, and were ground to
pieces by an express coming In the opposite dr.
recton.
| Oscar Wilde made his appearance in New York
again on Saturday. He comes to supervise the
rehearsal of his new play, Vera" His flowing
| locks have been ehorn away, and his front hair
cut square across in the most approved style of
| the bang.
| In Miller county, Ga, Joe Fulford hired Harry
| Bradley, colored, TO heat his sick wife over the
| head withia club. Fulford then choked the poor
| woman to death. and had her body dropped into
| creek by Bradley and another negro. The
three men were arrested, and on a preliminary
trial held for murder. That night FulGord and
| Bradley were taken from the jail by mob, and
| hanged.
A wOuId-be masher named Workman was
caned in Miami City, o.. on Friday night, for in
sulting young married oman. After he had
stopped her on the street, she made excuses and
| stepped into a neighbours, where she procured a
| heavy cane, which she concealed by holding t
| behind her, and when Workman approached she
| beat him over the bead with 1t. His head and
| face were cut and bruised.