The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-27
TEnEGRAPHIo BREv1r1Es.

A bill has passed the Dakota House making it
unlawful to kill quail for five years.
A charity ball in New York for the Nursery
and Childs Hospital Melted $4,000
John Wise, a wealthy retired merchant of Phil
adelphia shot himself dead Thursday.
Daniel Stein, late secretary to the Austrian
Legation, died on Wednesday at Owingsville,
KY.
Mrs. Inglin, n German lady, injured by the re-
died.
Conductor Isaac R. waidier, of the Lake Shore
road, was found on the track at Erie, Pa, cut in
twain.
Smallpox is raging among the Pueblo Indians
in New Mexico. Only heroic measures can save
tnen from dying off in hocks.
A fire in the basement of a colored school at
Kansas City caused rush, in which a teacher
was trampled nearly to death.
The government Ia about to the Union
Pacific for $1,000 900, alleged to be due on ac-
count OF percentage on net earnings,
The New York police have caught Richard and
Thomas Mcguire, burglars, along with $50,
worth of silk which they had stolen.
In Arenas Jalisco, Mexico Estavan Gonzales,
aged eighteen years, was sentenced to be hanged
Tor drowning his son, aged SIX months.
Clarence HoDson, the stepson of A. s. Brown
banker. Baltimore, has been committed to jail
for theft and for forging his mothers name
The brewers and maulsters of New York have
placed $4,000 marks in the hands of the Presi-
dent of the Reichstag, for the Rhine sufferers.
John c. Downing, a soldier of the Thirteenth
infantry, was killed in cold blood at Fort Stan
ton by cowboys, who narrowly escaped lynch
ing.
William Maher mysterously murdered,
on Wednesday night on the road between Wind
Detroit.
Harry Lghtner, one of the few surviving de-
tenders OF Baltimore at the time of the attack by
the British in 1918, is dead. he was well known
and highly respected.
j. H. Howard has filed in the office of the sur
veyor-general OF Arizona claim for four leagues
OF land, embracing the entire city of Tucson and
part OF the Papajo reservation.
Chris Paulson, a sled tender at Marshfield
Wis, was on Thursday instantly killed. While
hauling logs he fell and his head was caught be-
tween two OF them with the result stated.
Lawyer Thomas Maher, IT, Isaac L. Street and
Democrat, the other two Republicans, and all
election officers, have been convicted of making
false returns.
William Hunt, New York druggist bought
bread and sausage meat on his way home, and
while eating the stuff on the street a large lump
logged in his throat over the windpipe and
checked him to death.
On Thursday afternoon coal train was
wrecked the Knoxville & Ohio railroad,
twenty miles north of Knoxville Wiley Wright,
the engineer, had both legs cut off, and an
named BOnham had an arm severely injured.
8. Winkler was thrown from his wagon and IA
tally hurt In a runaway between Canal Dover
and Mineral Point o., on Thursday He is a
brother to John Winkler, who was scAlded TO
death at the Dover furnace on Monday night.
University hall, large three-story brick. at
Lebanon, o.. completed last summer by Prof.
A. HOlbroOlz for his normal school at IA cost OF
$50, 900, was completely destroyed by fire on
Thursday night. The fire originated from hot
air register.
In the of case Jack Stureis on trial a. Chicag CO.
on a charge Of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses in Issuing duplicate warehouse receipts
on grain in the Keokuk elevator, the Jury, under
instructions from the court, returned a verde
OF not guilty, ~ the close of the evidence for the
prosecution.