The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-05

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| Tuesday night, as follows:I
The new Congress met Monday for the irst time.
In the billiard sontest at Paris. yignaux defeat
ed Scnsefer by l34.
O'nonnell is sentence to be hung on the 18th
of this month.
William B. Tuell, one OF the wealthiest citizens
OF Terre Haute. died suddenly Saturday.
The Corean Embassy sailed from New York for
France via Gibraltar and Rome. Saturday.
Rev. w. II. Cudworth. of Boston. dropped dead
in Unitarian pulpit last Thulsiay from heart
disease.
Joseph Jewell. who was executed last week at
San Jose. Gala. murdered NJ r. Eenowden to Sc
cure $4,000.
died last Thursday at Parkersburg, after intense
suffering.
Lycurgas Dalton. of Bedford. Lawrence County
IND: WAS elected Postmaster OF the new Congress
on Monday last.
French pork packers are much displeased over
the abroeatlon OF the decree prohibiting the I'M
portation OF American polk.
Ambrose West. negro. was bunglinsly hanged
at Macon. Ca. last Friday. before 400 spectators
Tor the murder of James Monroe
Settling day disclosed nothing sensational in the
Chicago grim and provision markets. The receipts
OF hogs were enOrm0us-iO.0O.
Three large Cartridge ComDanieS in New Eng.
land have formed a syndicate which will control
that interest throughout tie United States.
The corpse OF Henry /. Eisen. a merchant of
Milwaukee, who disappeared in October
found Sunday afternoon in Lake Michigan.
Clement saer, a well-known barber of Mem
phis. who recently received legacy from France,
shot himself through the heart last Thursday.
Professor s. X. Hoshour. prominent in Indiana
for q half century as an educator aud clergyman,
years.
Mrs Rail, OF Baltimore whose relations with
her husband were unpleasant. killed two young
children and nearly slaughtered herself with a
razor. last Friday.
Judge Kelley has prepared for the House a bill
thao nfpar NJ doll IN
year until international arrangements for a double
standard shall have eee1 made
Notwithstanding the report from Lake Superior
that the propeller Mansiee was overloaded Messrs
Leopold & Austrian showed that she carried only
$50 ions. while her capacity was So
A misery cid rag.picker, who otter visits West
own several fine FARMS and TO be worth from
100000 10 100000. HIS vile Is in the Poor House.
NJ T. Ingalls, President OF the Cincinnati. Indi-
snnP0s st. LOUIS ana GnieaTo K t saws there Is
Company is negotiating for lease OF the Big
Four Road.
An intimate friend of Samuel J. Tilden states
that the latterS Gramercy Park residence has been
remodeed a future gift to the public for libra
ry, under three Trustees. The property is valued
at 81, coo 600.
aminer for the District OF East Tennes killed
herself with a revolver in Indianapolis. last Friday
night. She was n woman OF rare beauty and high
culture but is thought 10 have been insane.
Our Paris cablegram states the possibility or a
peaceful solution OF the Tonquin imbroglio
through the efforts Of England: Another gives
rumor that Admiral Courbet has begun his adj
vance, and mounted artillery on strong positions.
A masked robber entered q Southern express car
near Corinth last saturday. and shot the Messen-
ser, whose name is McWilliams. The Messenger
was fatally wounded, but threw lighted lamp at
the robber and shot at him three times before he
escaped from the car.
Four officials OF the Baltimore and Ohio Road
took boat Friday morning and went on hunt
| ing excursion down the river from Baltimore. As
flock of ducks crossed the stern. Perry Shafer
| suddenly rose and fred. James Houston stood up
at the second aud received the full charge 10
his head, death resulting instantly.
A damage OF $4,000 was incurred by flames in
the Hotel Clifton, at Boston last Thursday. Stick
ney's shoe factory nj Groveiand. Mass, was des-
troyed Wednesday night The greater portion OF
causing a loss o. 5000 O. Simpsons WOODEN mill;
at Salonville, Mass worth 81 $1,000, were also wiped
out.
In the belief that the annual warfare between
the Indians and the whites can be ended bv judi
cious measures. Secretary Teller recommends per-
manent reservations commensurate with the
numbers of tribes, the discOntinuancc OF cash
nuities and the establishment OF manual labor
schools for the young. lie urges mat white ad-
venturers lie imprisoned for attempts TO invade
Indian Territory.
| Hicks Pasha was slain by a lance on the third
day of the battle with the False Prophet. and after
the last cartridge in the possession OF the Eyyp-
who still survived we're almost famished with
thirst. having had no water for three days, and
they are supposed TO hsve been Killed or cap
ton they knew
Deep interest is felt in Chicago in resart to the
future course OF Theresa Stnrata. WHO killed
Charles Stiles in the Palmer House n yearago. All
sorts OF rumors have been put aaoat as to her
plans and il Was known that widely different eie-
Joliet PeniteDtiary Thursday afternoon. and was
ken to the vicinity OF Chicago by two phils o.
tbropic ladies OF high character It is not known
what are their plans for her future, or whether
they represent her relatives in Baltimore.
The Secretary of War reports the expenditure
for the year OF $40 055 His estimates for 1880 is
sI4 3se ,2O6 The number OF desertions from the
dier WIS Killed and nine wounded in actual war
fare. The Springfield Armory manufactured 3s,6,1
small arms Attention is especially invited to the
aefenseless esndition OF the sea coast and lake
nation OF volunteer militia companies
Mr. CARLISLE was elected Speaker of the next
Consres. las, Friday Mr. Carlisle flly sPDs;e;c:ates
| the high.lsrif ideas OF Mr. Randall The new
| Speaker is expected to give due consideration 10
| the North and West in the appointment OF Chair
he will head the Appropriations Committee. Mr..
Morrison rs mentioned for Ways and Means, and
| Mr.. Cox for Foreign Affairs.
Four burglars blew open safe al. New washing
| ton o.. FRIDAY night, and made their way to Shell
| by on a band-car. Marshal Suffer undertook to
arrest them, and received three serious shots. He
returned the fire, aud killed one of the gang. The
citizens went In pursuit, and one of them, named
| Longacre WI 9 shot near the heart. The laaa who
a
ana placed in Jail A third member OF the gang
was pierced with bullets. at point thirteen miles
| from Shelby. and the remaining one was caught in
swamp.
The report OF the Federal eommissioree of Rail-
roads shows that four su bsidized Pacific Companies
/ owe the Government So: S763l2. The sinking
fund is q failure for want of suitable Investment
premium OF 50 per cent was paid in 1851 for cur
reIcy 6's for the Union Pacific, at which the Com
i pany protested. Some extended 81 per cents were
| purchased for the Central Pacific at premium of
| per cent. The Secretary OF the Interior recon-
| mends that 8 per cent. per annum be credited 10
! the roads on all amounts corsre0 into the
Treasury.
| The Postmaster General reports the revenues for
his department for the fiscal year at 81 ,.50S 69l
being 81 PSI in exceslof cost There A, So3
| postOfices and the number of postmasters ap-
pointed by the President Is 2, 49, The expendit,
ure for clerk hire at New York and Chicago Is 49,
per cent. OF the gross receipts q proportion which
! Is deemed larger than 8 Necessary Inc relation
| of the Government 10 the Subsidized Pacific Roads
are pronounced unsatisfactory. The Postmaster
General recommends the passage OF an act to-ex-
| S}ude from the mails any newspaper containing n
| lottery advertisement.
! father murdered his Maynard boy in Cum
1 minsyille. a Cincinnati suburb. Saturday sitter
noon. The parents name is Henry Boyd. He Ia a
l huckster. The boy Alfred had worked win. him
I regularly until n few weeks ago, when he ran OF
WITH bad associates returning only to steal articles
| inc the boy playing marbles on the commons.
| Boyd started toward him, revolver in hand Ito
scare him." as he explained TO his wife. Alfred
/ did not run he had often done before, but al
lowed his father 70 catch him and drag him 20 the
houee, There were no witnesses TO TIE snooting