The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-30

The cost of the coronation is estimated at 000
600.
Monday morning. He was the third OF the Phoenix
Park murdereTs thus far executed.
Ten hundred and sixty steerage passengers ar;
them being assisted" emigrants.
Mathew Arbuckle. the famous cornet PLAYER.
died at his home in Brooklyn, N. ", Wednesday,
of pneumonia, aged ffty-four years.
There were 50, 600 children in line last wednes-
day on the occasion of the annual parade Of Sun
day-sohool scholars OF Brooklyn, n. Y.
A Lieutenant in the Austrian Army and.an editor
fought duel near Vienna Thursday, the soldier
being outdone at his own business and killed.
Fifty houses at Vars, France, a town of about
5000 inhabitants, were destroyed by fire last
Friday, several persons being burned to death
Two hundred packages of tea were seized at New
York, Friday. under the provisions OF the act pro-
hibiting the importation OF spuriBus and adulter-
ated teas.
The 10th and 18th of next November will be OBJ
served in Germany, in accordance with royal de-
cree as the 400th anniversary OF the birth OF Mar
tin Luther.
The office OF the Kerry Qreland) Sentinel has
been seized by the police for publishing an invi-
tation to men to join the Invincbes and for treas
enable references to the Queen.
General Wallace, United States Minister, has
lodged q protest with the furnish Government
against the imposition OF an ad valroem duty OF
per cent on imports into Turkey.
Jesse Howard, . negro barn burner, was taken
from the Jail at Mariana, Ark, Saturday, by q
mob that intended to hang him. Ne attempted to
escape and was riddled with buck-shot
A messenger for the United States Express Com
pany at Cleveland, o., was robbed on Thursday of
two money pouches supposed to contain about
S13 eco Later advices make the amount only
about s.. COO.
band of fifty-two Canadian Cree Indians under
Chief Tabor we're captured near Nusselshell on
the Missouri River, the other day, by detachment
of United States troops, and they viii be driven
back over the border
Several ofieeholders in Dakota have been in
dicted for attempting to corruptly influence the
action of the Capital Commission in the selection
offered for one vote.
General Hart L. Stewart, who died in Chicago
Wednesday in the eightieth year of his age, has
been prominent in Chicago for nearly half GEN.
tury. He was Postmaster in Chicago in 1S49 dur
ing Folks administration.
p. j. lyman, the InVincibles' mo. l." was seen
acting the advice of his counsel. he refused to
speak of the causes that have led him TO take up
his residence in the United States.
II is proposed to build an extension of the Chi.
cago and Great Southern Railroad from Brazil
Ind, to Chicago, making the road competitor of
the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago line for
the trade of the Indiana coal region.
News of the devastation in the back Counties of
Missouri on Friday, May 49, is reaching telegraph
stations by bullock express. Present reports are
20 the effect that much damage was done in How
ell and Miller Counties. In the town of Moody
every house was destroyed, and a number OF
people were seriously hurt.
A concealed case of smallpox in a Cincinnati
music school is likely 10 result in spreading the
disease, the dead body of the victim. young
woman, having been shipped to Robinson, Ill,
where il was embslmed aud exposed to public
view before the truth became known.
Archbishop Croke on his return from Rome
was given hearty welcome by the people Of Linn
erick. He explains that the Popes circular 70 the
Irish bishops was prompted by the Ponuf solici-
tude for the welfare of the people OF Ireland
though it was issued under misrepresentation Of
the facts.
The Kentucky Republican Convention nomi-
mated for Governor T. u. Morrow, of Pulaski Coun-
ty: for Lieutenant Governor, General Speed S. Fry
of Boyle County, who killed General ZOllicoffer,
Of the Rebel Army, at the battle Of MIL Springs;
and for Attorney General, L. c. Garrigues, Of
Logan County.
Alexander Myatt mistreated his wife at Mans
field, Pa, and she left him and came to Steuben-
vile, o., where she married John Bird. Myatt
came to Steubenville Saturday and tried to have
his wife return with him. She refused to do So
and killed him.
General George B. Mcclellan has been discussing
politics with Texas newspaper reporter. In his
opli5.len tuS OeLnocIaC parry snVIIu ueciaie LOT
tariff Tor revenue only. Among the possible Pres
idential candidates he mentions General Hancock
and Senator Bayard; Tilden, Butler and Dana he
regards as unavailable.
General Crook has been heard from. IL is tele-
graphe6 from Ell Paso, Tex. that news has been
received there of fight between Crooks forces and
Jues and Loco's band. The battle occurred at
Guaynopa, on the Sonora slope OF the Sierras. in
the ighbOrh0Od OF Casa de JanOs. Tairty- three
Indians were killed.
j. Calvin Jamison, professional monsy-lender,
in Epson County, Ca, was visited by twelve dis
guised men, who stripped him in the presence of
his invalid wife, and beat him unmercifully with
hickory switches They broke up all the furn-
ture, and took large sum of money. JamisOns
sin was charging too steep per cent for his money
The Mobile Rifles won the first prize. $1,000, at
the Nashville drill; the Crescent Rifles of New
Orleans the second prize of 81 000 and the Ire ld
way. Rifles the thtrd prize of $500. Battery c,
Louisiana Artillery, New Orleans, captured first
place in the artillery drill with Battery B. of the
same city second, and Battery g, of Mobile third.
Eichhorn's Band, Of this city, was awarded the
first prize in the musical contest.
The formal opening of the Brooklyn bridge
Thursday was an imposing affair, in which numer-
Gus military and civic Associations OF Brooklyn
and New YORK took part. There were present as
invited guests President Arthur, several Gov
errors, a number of Mayors, and many lesser per
sOnages. The religious part Of the ceremony was
conducted by Bishop Littlejohn, of Staten Island.
an invalid, received the corporations guests,
and, for brief time, the general public.
mob Of about sixty mounted and masked men
from Aenifee iCOunty, Kentucky, led by the Sheriff
of the County, appeared before the Montgomery
County Jail, ct Mount Sterling, Thursday night,
and demanded the surrender OF eleven men, COM
have been at war with the Hilton family for some
time, the intention Of the mob being to hang the
prisoners The Prison guard warned them away
but they advanced to attack and were fired upon,
the leader being dangerously wounded. The mob
fired several hundred shots at the Jail, but with
out effect, while second vOlley from the guards
wounded another OF the attacking party who
thereupon withdrew and returned TO their OWE
County.