Daily Republican., 1883-08-13
NEWS SUM N larry.
RE.OPENING INDIANA "a
TIONAL LBANk-DEATHSF FROM
ACCIDENT.

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The First National Bank OF Indiana
polls remained open on Saturday and
pad out money on small checks, Out
did not cash any large ones: About
three-fonrths OF the stockhoiders-a'!
that could be heard from that day-hatl
given their assent to the proposed doub-
ling of the banks capital. The doors
OF the Indiana Banking Company re-
manned closed, and notice was posted
on them announcing that determina-
ton az to the course to he followed
"ou,u 'l,Ie. Uo %nnounSei aii oI nV'iuaS. VIZ ~ -
ef no 10y, o nI g. 'n". "..u ',,o s; aosoS''
kin. n." "a.n va ~ anu .nI pe.'otial resp Ms
mi,I n'S S % .nu t ~ Ti1 % :no'e
"'.' '' ono"sn " 'o''' an 'i"o'''''es'
Joseph fullford, a white farmer OF
Miller county, Georgia, murdered his
wlte last tuesday, and was assisted IN
putting her out OF the way by two col
oan Ill., Ill., ,'a n" has haa "a n;aoI i'"Doat
w wadno"dam "J "a out ftor "a' "tS"o,er.,. rnn,
;na,tiant;an m uu u" "u 4hua a,.o. oo'on.l .
nd rS" noiaraJ . ,a u,"o d oh "',% f,ii
t,, ~ .J -, rn;Sn n mat .;nh. n.iis'.. III ~
anJ ~ ~; .;ua;oi a ~ ,uas I;s nsno u..iH .n,'a.
fnu fnn 'th ~ aiItI1 aocU p.ioo "1le 'aho
,io.h 'h1 jan "' 'n"'horiose "no 'yiicheAA
W a '''o''
ine .uiion ~ Iie eX, T1:i mon anu ex-
',o,n ." c,in;.rsaii a ,@;a.a; a. w ,.;'n o.'on,
s,as1 CO., "so,u' t' @ M.seoul', aoo o'osou on
,iny ,nana o.ts, d mh.n ~ Sooa. ,''o'V 'lslIorS
"oa ;,ot; "'I."o I w. '.io no, o"np. ~ oIsaI-
hiarS' o rnion Hio"" 1a,an a m a n",'svnus Soi-
t,e'h ,ho ho,.,n . nion no@eu1 was ioinieu "n
vi ',I'', ;ounu ~ ~, o'n a: osaoos so,iiels
were chosen from both.
Tho Citu N.tion,1 p.,h of1.
h,rn Tndi,na % S,,Smondad % w W %~,oo Catnrd""
naWitt ~ E;to,' nh ~ Dnao;hoat ~ .'a'u s
hanI ''h h;s so, La uan W;na p;,onu nuo.;a oi .ne
and h;s snn Wai,ar a,sb; 30 ~" J.. .:, "sa;.,
ha o 1 oUn "..ot "f tho "d =. 20 sa
or, of unsunaassf,,l y, ~ ~ Iii nm siow
of its Vice President The canital stocL
is S1OO, 900.
bao +,,ao s.ou ,o
;nonI" ahna'Ir SUI pi9'"ii0 M ~
.aIn.'I, nI, VII
liahtn;na hut tha e,mas mas ,nara 30, on nno p
ont. several houses we're strncl. % and nd
four nersons were imiurrd Thrsa how.
named Robert and William Miller and
Ernest Smith who took shelter under q
tree were killed,
Colonel Rando,a of tho rvsrtv ,soo
ond Mex;can ragulars whi,a r;d,n.
ahead of b;s men was Li,led in on ann
hnSb hv Anaoba ind;ans on +ha Oh ;aat
naar 0o,ldt Tvo snIJiors ,,lo n,o-, 80,
with him, were also killed. The next
day three Mexicans were killed by the
Indians in the same nei ghborhOOd.
An inouest was held at Sing Sing
New york m SATURDAY. in tha casa ef
Inert A Asb aoad ii ve,rv who ,ya.
found dead in bed. A verdict was rem
lered of death from internal hemor.
rhage, the result of a congestive chill
produced by too frequent bathing dur
ing the heat of the day
Archbisbon Elder of Cincinnati; I'm
Saturday issued a circular tn the clergy
Of his diocese to meet in that citv on
the 2lst inst, "to devise some means
to pay to some extent the creditors of
the late Archbishop Purcell, as a mat
ter of charity, but not as discharge of
legal obligation"
The sta,mer Rr,ntford Citv with
some cargo from London for Roston and
10000 cases of canned lobster shipped
At Halifax for London, went ashore at
Little Harbor, Nova Scotia, on Satur-
lay morning, in thick fog. At last
accounts she had IL feet of water in her
lold.
Owen Dorr;s lob, I-;ru,;s,a 1,,r.
Cannon were struck by train while
Walking on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad track, near Pittsburg, on Fri
Law night. The two former were IN
tantly killed, the latter was fatally in
ured and died on Saturday morning.
Charles Fisher, 1S years of age, after
thinking heavily for several DAYS, was
ound yesterday by his father and talk
n home in BROOKLYN. On reaching the
louse he ran up to the roof and Jumped
o the ground, three stories below. His
INJURIES are supposed to be fatal.
The annual report of the Board of
Trade of Cincinnati shows that the
ota product of the manufactures of
hat city, during the last year,
IHouhVeu ~ Nal'te W oiof,o sth
excess of So, 1000, 900 compared with the
product OF the preceding year
The Directors of the Exnosition and
Music Hall of St. Louis have adontnd
,lans for a building which will cover
Missouri Park, and will include within
{ a music hall with seating capacity
# 1000. The building is to cost
800, 600
Forty coal cars of a train on the New
Jersey Central Railroad were thrown
rom he track at Phillipsburg on Sat
Irday morning and fourteen of them
we're wrecked, blocking the track for
everal hours.
The man Gatfey, accused of having
aused the death of Mr.. Fiss in the
iorristown Insane Asylum, has sur
ended himself to the authorities of
ireeh County New York, and will
u brought on to N0rrlstown.
The Socialists of Chicago held pic.
ic Yesterday at Odyen's Groye Thare