The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-04
From Exchanges ana eorrespondence.

The Vincennes Daily Sun Will hereafter be is
sued as an afternoon instead of morning paper
Hon. William Fleming, of Fort Wayne, ex-State
Treasurer, has gone to Texas for the benefit of
his declining health.
Rev. Tinker of the Bautist church at Law
renceburg, has been compelled to resign his
passionate because of i'll health.
Elder ]. c. fully, of New Albany, leaves to-day
to enter upon his pastorate of the Christian
church at Winchester, KY, on the 9th inst. He
will return ana be given parting reception by
his old congregation.
At the regular monthly meeting OF the official
board of the Christian Church of Terre Haute
Rev. II. Breeder was unanimously elected to
continue his services as pastor for another year,
beginning next March.
Mr. Joseph P. Mcclure, at his residence near
Princeton. has an orange tree which has twenty
four full grown oranges upon it which ripen-
ing. The tree is about six feet high and nine
years old, and was raised from the seed.
Oscar NJ. Goodwin, the defaultinp bank
cashier after a Two weeks absence at Logans.
port, was returned to the Northern prison on
SUNDAY evening He has been assigned position
in the stewards department as assistant.
George H. Case. of Lagrange, was guest at
the Murdoch Hotel, at LOgansport, gu Tuesday,
and on retiring blew out the gas. The smell of
the escaping gas attracted attention, the door of
the room was forced, and Mr.. Case found in an
insensible condition. Prompt medical attend
ance saved mis- life.
A 14-year-old boy named Boon, son of cigar
maker OF Vincennes, died in all the horrible ago
mes of lockjaw on Monday. He shot himself in
the hand with n toy pistol on Christmas dav, in
iicting "a small wound. The injured member be-
came swollen, but after being poulticed il seemed
to heal up and was nearly WELL when lockiaw set
in. His sutferings for several days were intense.
ILLINOIS.
An ovarian tumOr removed few DAYS
days ago from the person of Dora Timmons a
ten-year-old child of Mantle. A similar tumor
removed from the child ten months ago.
The national convention OF Hose COMPANY
Conplers will be held IN Decatur on Jan. IL
70 f1lNln
take place. Couplers from distant States will
be present.
1t is reported that the wife of P C. Ransom.
of Paw Paw, formerly of Ell Paso, has become
insane, and that Ransom has been appointed
c0nservatOr of her estate, which ia SAID to be-
worth 100000. They have only been married
a few months.
On Tuesday Frank Rowe jumped off a PEORIA
Decatur IL Evansville freight train at the Mid
land depot, at Decatur, ard, striking his head
against moving car his skull was fractured
and one OF his eyes torn out of its socket He
is a son of a widow, and Will die.
Mr.. Charles Daley, of Geneseo, was frozen to
death on Monday night, His body was found in
deranged, and 1t lie believed that while laboring
under one of these spells he lost his way while
trying to lind his home and met his death as
above stated.
A Norman colt at Rantoul has learned intui-
lively TO pump wafer. When he is turned out of
the stable he takes a respectable eoll and rOmp
and then goes to the pump and finding the
trough empty, backs TO the handle until he gets
it abnve his hook. He has been seen to lift the
mouth, and thus pump enough to quenen his
thirst.