The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-11-28
THE NEWS OF A WEEK.

For the benefit of those who do not have the
time TO read up the news every morning we have
condensed the leading events OF the week ending
Tuesday night as follows:
Sergeant Mason has been pardoned.
Albert F. Bellows. well-knOwn Boston artist is
dead
O'DonneU the slayer of Carey will be tried On
the 30lh.
The November reports shows an increase Of stock
at the oil wells
Bishop Fitzgerald, O Professor in Trinity College
died in Killaloe, Ireland.
The popular Democratic majority in the recent
Virginia election is II, 9A
Heavy rains at indianapolis last week damaged
property 10 the exteat OF $4,000.
in the suit for trespass and ejectment it was de-
eided against Ex-Governor sprague.
Yellow fever Is slow In disappearing from
Havana There were twenty deaths the past week
Five million bushels of coal will leave Pittsburg
on the present rise for Cincinnati aud the lower
ports
Lesh & Co.'s rim and bending factory. in War
saw Ind. was destroyed by fire last Sunday. Loss.
$4,000.
The Crown Prince OF Germany returns to Berlin
the same way he goes to Spain. not visiting the
King OF Portugal.
The failures throughout the country for the past
week numbered DDS of which eighty occurred in
the western States.
James Russell L0weii, United States Minister to
Great Britain has been elected rector for the Uni
Versity of st. Andrews.
y.
annapolis has been released on BAIL after hay
ing undergone three trials.
Edward Payne. Cashier OF the Ru hyille Ind
National Bank, was shot by burglar last Wedues-
day. He will probably recover.
A forest fire now raging OH Jacks mountain.
near Alensville, Pennsylvania, has extended ever
an area OF several thousand acres.
John A. Martin. stock dealer of West Union,
ILL.,, Ie under the wheels OF TRAIN at 1erre Haute.
last Friday, and was instantly killed.
Mill "No. T. belonging to the New Albany
MoOlen and Cotton Mill Company. was burned in
that city yesterday. Loss over Sl00.00O
Mr.. Ballard Smith. an Indiana boy. formerly city
editor of the New York Herald, has been pro-
NOTED to the managing editorship of that paper
Eben Sumner Draper. of Massachusetts,. and Miss
Bristow. only daughter of ex-Secretary Benjamin
II. Bristow, were married at New York last week.
cablegTam from Khartoum says il was the
false Prophet who was killed. and that Hicks
Pasha is safe, and now this is contradicted in
Evacuation day was grandly celebrated in New
York on Monday. President Arthur. Governor
Cleveland aud other distinguished people were
present
The Grand Jury has indicted Miss Hill, claiming
to be the wife OF Senator Sharon, and William NJ.
Nelson, her attorney, for forgery perjury aud con-
spiracy.
A violent antGerman demonstration took place
at Prague upon the occasion OF the opening OF the
Czech Theaier Thursday n light, and was only sup
pressed through the united efforts OF the police aud
military.
Masked burglars entered the house OF Horace
after binding the inmates secured property val
ued at $4,000.
The Supreme Court OF Georgia has decided that
even where they have signed what is known as the
death warrant.
The pri,ope,s in the INDIANAPOLIS Jail blew a
cay night. but SheriA's pistol halted them before
they could escape
Mis-. Peter Shinkle, of Covngton. Ky. aged
fifty who several months ago ran away with and
brought suit for divorce.
Ten persons who lived in the Zesitehar District
cent instruction. Several ethers from Banja aud
AxalinaIz awaiting trial
Miss Matte Gillett. of Aurora. ILL.,. has been
missing since Tuesday noon OF last weeL. 1t is
thought possible that she has gone TO Montana, TO
join young brother on a stock ranch.
James w. De Neale, citizen of Toledo, now in
his nneteth year. has lately discovered that the
extensive estate OF his father at Alexandria, Va,
only awaits his claim with proper papers
mysterious bloody shirt has been found on q
plantation near Columbus. Ga. II is supposed to
nave fallen from tho clouds IN answer 10 the ler-
vent prayers of the Republican partisan press
The French brig Nocobers, from st. Pierre
Mquelon, to ST. Malo sunk by collision, October
so Eighty-eight persons persisted The news oil
the sad affair reached this country only last week.
Bernard Poland who was sent to the Massachu-
setts Penienuary for life. on conviction OF muir
der, has been pArdoned because OF the discovery
that the statutes Will not permit boy to be sent TO
state Prison.
A suit between the children and grandchildren
of the late DR.. Bull the patent medicine man, Is
in progress in Frankfort. X. The litigation IS
over the division OF Dr. Bulls estate. which yields
$4,000 annually.
The funeral OF General A. C. bod ,e- at Burling.
ton Ia, last Friday attended by distinguished
citizens of several states. Among the pallbearers
were Gen, I'll George W. Jones. OF Dubuque and
Hon Melville r. FULLER, of Chicago
Patrick ODonnel. the slayer Of Carey the
Phoenix Park informer, took out naturalization
papers before Judge Thoman. now Civil Service
Commissioner, in Youngstown, o., April q l>ss.
lie signed the documen: by making cross.
william Wolf one OF the leading Socialists OF
London. was arrested on the street in that city
| at midnight, Friday. Al his residence were found
W. O Internal machines of sufficient power to de
stroy any building, aud threatening letter to the
German Ambassador
Committees appointed by authority 70 represent
the Episcopal Congregational, Presby terrain, Meth
odis, Baptist and reformed Churches OF Ohio have
decided TO hold Convention in Columbus on
December 6 for the purpose OF organizing an ohlo
Divorce Reform League
The product of the gold mines OF the United
States from November l. 1852. 10 November l, loSi
| was xcOO0000 The amount OF gold imported ~
of that ported was $i3 6lY. 9s2 The amount
consumed in the arts during the year Is estimated