The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-10-24

ed epidemic. me preliminary symptoms are very
light. tae cattle Simply ;yias down aud dying
within a few hours- Many cattle are said :, have
already died With The disease aac Stocxmea are ia
aqusndary as to what 10 do aooutit
Ara marriage in nubuane recently. in high Isle.
as the couple we're bout to step forward the groom
found that he had forgotten the ring. and sohat
to hurry down town ami get while the com
pany anxiously awaited his reappeSrsnce-
1IREE thousand Sioux Indians recently wen. on
grand buffalo hunt aud Gu the seventh day
Fort Yates they corailed herd OF eleven hun
bred head and killed sll but two. The affair
wound mp with big feast and dance
STRING OF magic water that not oaly cure- a.
the diseases OF the esh. bat miniS.e-s 10 "a miad
diseased. IS OF Texas proud possessions Il Is
situated at Toyah and is reported to have com
pieieiy cured Il ranger WAC SUPPOSED % be
hope,essiy insane.
TIKI famous schooner Harriet Ross one o. the
victorious heet OF Commodore Perry on Lake
Erie. in 1872. stll navieates the great lakes She
has been thoroughly overhsulcd scveTa! times.
and the only portion of original craft that is
now left is the bottom.
LAST sprins Charles Blanchard resident Of
Brooklyn. Iowa. tarred and feathered au,l 9th
erwiSe malireated by mob OF citizens for alleged
immorali,es OF conduct At the last term OF Court
ten citizens OF Brooklyn were indicted for partici-
pating in the melee. The trial has been set for the
next term OF Court, and suit has been entered for
s50.000 damages.
DURING a recent storm the flagstaff the eupo-
Ia OF the Court House at bingham, ILL.,, cut q
great and queer caper. 1hehigh wind blew the
flag siaff of, and in falling the wind and Gas-rope
thrpxy he faff in q
vertically piercing and passing through the roof,
the ceiling OF the Court Room. the hoor OF the
Court Room. aud the ceiling OF the ground foor
checking up after extending ten feet below tue
ceiling OF the hallway.
A NEARLY fatal case OF poisoning occurred AZ
Columbus City. Ia. recently. Mr.. James JOhnson
borrowed pan of corn meal from his sons house
while the family absent. Mrs. johnson soon
made some corn bread from it, and the two, with
an elcven-yesrOld girl ate heartily. In short
time all were very sick. The meal is though: to
have been poisoned Dy raisbare conveyed 10 it by
rats. Had they eaten little more heartily they
must have all three persisted Too much care
can not be taken in the Use OF poison in any
form.
KANSAS farmer and his wife stopped a; Sioux
City one night recently They had sold their farm
for So OOO. which the lady carried. aud were going
commenced to lowi up and fna,ly landed ia the
police station In the morning. accosnpa MED by a
pOlict man, he came 10 tie hotel To ges money TO
pay his fine judge at his surprise when he was
told that his wife who had heard OF MS perform
snce had taken the early iraiR for the East, mad
aud disgustel leaving her husband 10 gel ont OF
the scrape best he could
A Most internal uiragc was recently committet
at Richmond Iowa. Captain Frank CRIT Oldest
son. Albert. having recently married. iool hs
wife To her parents house ia Kauna. and a lot ct
rowdieS fred anvi'S under the windows until mid-
NIGHT and used most obscene language. The next
night lie his ia; hers Richmond and u
worse lot o. galOOs came there AMI made the night
hideous. The Justice of the Peace wa, appealed
to. Out declined to act. There were niue ballet
holes in the house; two penetrated the bridal
/ chamber sud shattered the window sash by
which Mrs. CrIz was standing.
! Is June. 1882 young horse belonging to Thom.
as Astia. OF Palmyra. Wis. while heing fed hay in
/ the stable received thrust from the pitchfork
which broke OF the tines 1t made slight
scratch on the shoulder and seemed to lame the
horse for a month. alter which he recovered and
was worked regularly. About two weeks ago a
Slight swelling appeared on his shoulder and Mr..
Asta after examining it and a little manipula
ton. took the tine OF the broken fork out. which
| measured seven and One-iourth inches in length
The tine was somewhat corr0ded. eaten in spot;
with rust but 1t bright a dollar when
| broken CA.
G. V. HUNTER is a candidate for Office in Dundy
aud Hitchcock Counties, Nebraska. He is not par
tieular about the Office. and has entered the field
at his own solicitation. He is not at all backward
in coming forward, and sketches his qualifications
as follows; 'In religion am Methodist. havinG
no confidence In good works but believe in justif
cation by faith alone. In politics lean very lit
tie 10 the Democracy, believing it to represent {
system OF government in favor OF free trade, will
Just little ad ys0rem TO keep fat the Ireasu!! y
am in favor OF high license. and am willing tina
all pen pay review my record back to 1865, and
will hold myself in readiness 10 any attack made
upon either my private, Official, or Judicial char
aetsr.'