The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-26

ball taking effect in PowelPs right breast, just
above and little 10 the left OF the right nipple,
Both parties are of excellent families.
A Sandwich, Mass, dispatch says the tack
factory, owned by Head &c Jones, lately rettted
with new machinery, burned yesterday, Loss
heavy; building insured.
construction engine OF the Denver & Rio
Grande railway jumped the track and Killed
Engineer r. l.. Jameson aud Brakeman William
Lawrence, wounding two Others, but not fatally.
A reward is Offered for the men who tried to
rob the Central Pacific train. There trace. as
YET, but 1t Is believed there exists loose OrGanl-
zatlon OF thieves on the western borders OF Utah
Joseph Garala an Italian, was instantly killed
by fall OF earth on the Pittsburg " Western
railroad at youngstown, o., on Wednesday
afternoon. He leaves a wife and twelve chill
dren.
bill is before the st. Louis Council to author
ize an elvated rail way from the corner of Fifth
and Walnut streets to Forest park, with a branch
to the northern city limits and to Jefferson bar
racks
Mrs. Gruber, widow of Upper Sandusky, O.,
deserted her three small children to elope with a
fellow named Laneegloz, and the little ones al
most persisted with cold before being discovered
by neighbOrs.
Hall & Sons friedrich works at Buffalo, N. Y,
burned Yesterday morning; also store house
was considerably damaged. Twenty five thou
sand green brick in the building were all de-
stroyed. Loss, 100000; insured.
Eneas McAIaster, late manager of the Glasgow
Canadian Land and Trust Company, at SCOTS
town, arrested NJ Montreal yesterday. He
WIS ABOUT 10 BIf2rb IOf AuSttalla. lie Is
with the embezzlement of $4,000.
S. S. Pratt, wellknown musical composer, OF
chicago, has received cablegram, dated Paris,
from Miss Dora Hennings Matthews, who was
reported among the lost on the steamer Clmbria,
stating that she Is IN Paris in good health.
AT the carnival in Montreal, over 5000 deco
rated sleighs were out in procession, some haY-
ing four horses and others six. Next came a
steepe-chase across Mount Royal by snow
shoers. At night the ice palace was illuminated
with electric lights and rcd fire.
John Winkler, a workman at the Dover fur
mace, New Philadelphia, o., met with horrible
death on Wednesday morning. He was passing
near tank of boiling water when his foot slipped
and he fell in. When taken out tine flesh drop
ped IN large pieces from his body. HE died IN a
few minutes.
Detectives from Massachusetts, were hunting
for Kate Judd, domestic who has frequently
robbed her employers and fired their homes,
when they noticed in the dispatches the burning
of j. g. Weaver's villa, at Newport. They
readily found the criminal, and she made a clean
breast OF her work.
A metal explosion occurred on Wednesday
afternoon at the Risdon Iron works, San Fran
cisco, by which john Lyden killed and
Thomas Brady fatally injured. Both were labor
ers. The noise of the explosion created TEN
porary panic in the establishment, being mis-
taken for a bursting boiler.
Gebhardt made his appearance at the Union
Club in New York, where he told his crOnes that
he left St. Louis because he found he was getting
MRS. L4ngtry INTO trouble. An Application by IA
photographer for a sitting was Indignantly re-
fused. GebhardJ admits Jhat he does not enjoy
the notOrlety be has obtained.
Yesterday morning the clerk OF the Crawford
House, Cincinnati, forced an entrance to the
room occupied by - guest who registered
Tuesday night as G. s. Anderson, of New York,
nut who had not been seen since, The man was
found on his bed unconscious, with bullet
wound in his head. He recovered enough to say
that his name Gnstave Schuman, his rest
dence Cleveland, and that he shot himself three
times. Cause, failure to get work. The man is
still alive. but cannot recover.