The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-30
From Exchanges ana Correspondence.

From Exchanges aud Correspondence.
DIR. j. W. Z. Gerrish is quite i'll at his residence
at Seymour.
Judge B. K. Hignbotbam, of Frankfort, has
gone to Hot Springs, Arkansas.
The mother OF DR.. ]. +. Shultz, one of the old
est physicians of Delphos, died at her home on
Saturday, aged eighty-three,
An interesting meeting Is in progress al Han
over, under the care of the professors of the col
lege Additions are made TO the church every
evening.
a meeting In the interest of securing the Hall
snie ana Lock Conpany's location at New Cas-
lie, was held on Saturday night. Very liberal
ald can De secured at that place.
At Shoals, on Friday, George Chairman. a sec
uon hand on the Ohio ana Mississippi railroad,
was struck on the head with spade by a fellow
labOrer, near Huron and is perLaps fatally in
jured.
Miss Nellie Shepherd, p sister OF the late Rev
Father Shepherd. and Miss Agnes Kelly two
young ladies OF Madison. have renounced the
w"rm and entered the convent of st. AIarys of
the Woods
Word reached Seymour on Saturday of the
ueath OF Joseph Banta, at SorroccO, n. NJ,
whittier he had gone for Ais health. Mr. Banta
was Tor many years connected with the 0. G. NJ.
railroad In tbs capacity of engineer.
Amos Thorp, fireman on freight engine of
the L., n A IL c. railway. was killed near Baiu-
bridge. on Monday, by the driving rod OF the
wheels breaking and forcing through the oab
where he sat. His home was at New Albany.
ziba +. Williams, charged before the board of
uen'ihissiehefB al MARTIN county, in September
!ast, with corruption in office in the sale of the
state Board questions, was again tried on APP
Pea Pea 10 the Circuit Court, commencing oa last
was again found guilty, and the case will prob
ABLY go to the Supreme Court
Bishop Bowman will be in New Albany next
sunday TO make special effort in the interest
OF Asbury University at Greencastle nnd on
that day the Methodists will hold two union
mass meetings, to he addressed by the Bishop
and others--ons in the forenoon at Centenary
1tnnrCl. q WaalaV
ngs will be held for the purpose of raising a
portion of the ST. $4,000 necessary TO secure the
S3oo'ooo donation OF Mr.. W C.DePauw.
ILLINOIS
j; A. Harvard, of Pana, colonel Of the Fifth
regiment of National guards is dead.
j. W. Smith shot d wolf the other day on Salt
creek IN Corwine township, Logan comfy.
Tires cases OF scarlet fever are said to have
appeared IN the Predetermined Institute at
Lincoln, which has over 300 inmates.
horse Of Charles T. Anderson Of Mtnnt
Puaskl, was killed last week by running against
picket fence. picket penetrated the aniuaI's
head about five inches,
], w Johnson, the notorious forger who was
arrested some tins ago in Chicago, aud Who
escaped from tho officers by jumping through
tne car-wlndow on arriving at Watsel1a, has
again oeen arrested at Donovan, and lodged in
JAN 10 await trial on four indictments for forgery
Charles Dersh, a German butcher at chaues-
ton, while on horseback undertook to stop a
runaway team. aud as he made grab for the
teiiis LIS Morse missed It's rooting aud went hseB
over mead with him, scraping along the
ground with lIim with great velocity, LEAVING
skin and blood in the trail He was carried off
ana cared for, bat 1t is hoped his injuries nay
not prove fatal
l.. Fl. Crawford, of Pars0ns, Kas, arrived in
East st. Louis last week. and had disinterredthe
0ody OF young man who was killed on the
Ohto ~ Mississippi railroad short time sgo-
Crawford had read of the accident, and tromthe
description of the deceased he concluded thar is
taileq with that OF son of his who has been
missing from his homo Tor time. The
lntet1nent, heweyer. demonstrated that the bDdy
was not thai of his lost son.