The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-03
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

General Sherman has gone to Philadelphia to
visit his daughter.
There was killing FROST with ice. near Men,
pills. on Thursday night.
Vegetation near Petersburg, Va, was dam
aged by frost on Thursday night
One hundred and twenty immigrants were
landed at Castle Garden yesterday.
The United States Senate Mississippi river
commission arrived at Cairo yesterday.
Wilson's fdnring mill, at Iowa CITY. was
burned on Wednesday night. Loss, $4,000.
The lfe-aaving crew at Cleveland saved
seventeen lives during the recent storm on the
lake.
The principal part OF the village of wonewoe,
Wis, was burned on Wednesday night Loss,
$4,000.
President soto of Honduras. left San Fran
cisco Yesterday for the East via Denver, Bur
hngton. Quincy and Chicago
The grand jury at New York advises tn at
licer SEES granted to notorious thieves and gam
blers, to sell liquor, be revoked.
The Rock Island threatens $40 rate from
Kansas City to Chicago unless certain irregu-
larities of other roads are ceased.
Three Csmpbellite preachers of St. Louis re-
fused to visit smallpox patient at the hospital,
who died without spiritual consolation.
George Stenfas, of Canton, O., was given judg-
ment for 81, 900 against the Fort Wayne road
for the loss of foot by his son. five years of
age.
Judge j. B. Foraker has been appointed by
the United States Circuit Court. counsel for
the of the Toledo, Cincinnati e. ST. Louis
railroad.
Any 8 per cent bonds embraced in the 1872 d
and % ID calls presented for payment prior to
maturity will be redeemed and interest allowed
to date of presentation.
There being many British subjects In the
Rocky mountains. Earl Granvi has been petit
toned TO establish consul in Denver aud
yice-c0nsul in Salt Lake.
Mrs. McIlhanney. of Philadelphia, aged sixty,
has been committed to prison to answer the
charge of causing the death of Maggie Conway,
aged twenty, by malpractice.
John Mnrnhy, OF New York, yellow fever pa
fient on the steamer San Bias, from Panama,
died yesterday at San Francisco. The deceased
is reported TO have been wealthy.
The coroner's Jury has found that the explos-
ion of the boiler of the steamer Colorado Sept.
Chief Engineer Lovett, in hot having the stop
valve open.
Nat 8. Hams, the defaulting marketmaster of
Dayton, who had escaped to Canada two months
ago with 81 800 WAS returned home yesterday
by detectives. He was deliTioCs from drink and
remorse, and died during the afternoon.
Civil suit against the ex-directors of the
defunct Consolidated Bank of Montreal,
resu med Yesterday, the shareholders suing for
damages from the directors on account of their
making false returns of the banks condition.
In Argenta, opposite Little Rock. ]. Fl. CAVIAR
ress, a wealthy merchant of Drew county, Ark,
on his way East to purchase goods, was acct
dentally caught between the platform aud
backing railway train and crushed to death, yes
terday.
Indictments have been found by the grand
jury against ten of the city government en-
nloyes of the cOmptrOer's office and office of
she water register, at New York. They are
charged with misapprOpriating water rents aid
other fluids belonging TO the city.