The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-02

Great loss OF life was caused BY an eXp!o
roIl-call after the explosion showed one ha ndred
and twenty seven miners missing.
Sullivan. the pugilist, is a physical wreck at
tweniyiou the result of dissipation. There is
denht of bis rallying from the sickness that now
confines him 20 his home in Boston.
National Convention of colored Een Is to be
beld in Washington, September %, 70 discuss the
ment Of their social and political rights.
Minister Sargent says the strocious sentiments
regarding hog products for which the German
newspapers are hauling MIN over the coals were
quotations from their own colEmns. published as
such and duly credited.
Com N issioner Green B Raum has resigned and
his resignation has been accepted by President
Arthur. IL seems 70 have been sc0mplete sur
prise. The explanation is that he can do better
for himself IN private business.
Charlie NcComss. who was captured by Apaches
at the time OF the murder OF his parents in New
Mexico. was subsequently, Murdered by the say.
In their retreat to the mountains.
The Lord Lieutenant OF Irellnd yesterday wit.
messed the departure of q ship load of emigrants
for America. helping the children into the boats
ana encouraging the older ones. His sympathy is
reported to have created profound sensation"
The President has engage Quarters at Fortress
Monroe. whittier he will so soon as he
Veniehily The surgeon OF the Tallapoosa is
authority that the Presidents illness at Ssvan-
nah last week periOok o. the nature OF con-
gestive chill.
Minnesota appear to establish the belief that the
terminating quality OF the graiO was destroyed
by the severe cold weatherCf last winter. There
is. therefore apprehension that the corn crop this
year Will be short.
COngre -sman Cobb OF Indiana. tells Sentinel
interviewer that II the Democratic Presidential
Mcdonald would be nominated by reclamation.
This will make miE6ty fine smoking for any
number of Eastern pipes.
Reports from the section O. Mississippi swept
hV tornado of <uudpv To ha
number of deaths already recorded. Later dis
patches Will Increase the figures given last week
by forty or fifty. the number wounded being in
proportion, say well Oh TO Gee.
The banking firm Of George E. Work & Co., Of
Philadelphia is accused OF eInbs zz'ing something
ike 81 .0OO.uOO from the Peoples Passenger Rail-
way Company of that city. Two members OF the
firm have been arrested, ana G.Warrant awaits the
third partners Tetura from Florida
Charles +. Kring, eae murderer OF &rs Dora
Broemser. of st. Louis. and whose neck was saved
by recent decision OF the United States Supreme
Court. has been released on bail. after having
been incarcerated eight years, Curing which pc
Rod he was twice Eentenced TO BE hanged.
Earthquake shocks were experienced in Chilli
on the 9TH, Sth and 27th OF March. large
island in the Gulf Of Dsfien, at the mouth of
the River Atrato, kes disappeared in eonse.
cities of Cali a nume- of famous edifces were
Damaged.
Rear Admiral Baldwin. commanding the Euro
pesn starion, has been oroertd by Secretary
Moscow, to attend the approaching coronation Of
the Gar. The StcTetaTy.Of the Navy is doing
what he can 10 step the complaints that promo
ton in the Navy is too slew.
Three of the men charged withehe Phoenix
Park murder now under sentence of death.
the Jury at Dublin Friday having brought IN g
The condemn man avowed .msek FeLiaD,
but protested his innocence of the crime charged
against him. His execution is set for May 2S
The report is telegrapheS from Albuquerque,
RAM M
the Smithsonian Institution. S. f. Baden of Tue
son, and Mexican were captured near the village
detachment of Juh's ApacAes, taken 10 the
mountains and murdered. Professor Bandelier,
who has high reputation as an archseOlosist. re
sized at Highland, Ill. There is some doubt OF
the authenticity of the report Ct the affair.
Prof sfsor Mez sroff, the dynsmttIst publishes a
manifesto declaring that the advocates of the use
OF plosives as means of extOrtiug ssions
from ,yrants are now In position TO take care of
Ihemselves ana cause the tyrants Aforesaid TO
tremble on their thrones. He then process to ex-
plain a plan by which q fluid OF ESQ 000y0O0 or
double that sum may be raised by Irlsnmen 10
provide for blowing Great Bri ain out Of water. |
His mocesty does not permit him TO indicate who |
should have the disbursement OF the fund.
Paruell was interviewed Sunday on the possible /
results of the Philadelphia Convention. He com !
plimented the patriotism aud discretion OF those
who participated 10 it. bat as the cable had only
not care 10 expTess any optnions. We have moth |
log to expect ON the present Parlism mt" he |
SAID 1T Is absolutely liked advance against /
every proposal ia the Irish interest, even such |
legislation . humanity demands. We seem TO be |
alone IL Parliament We are alone. We are for
eigners-"
other capitalists of British North America offer
to TRANSPLANT five thousand families, Gggrcgating
twenty-five thousand persons. from Ireland 10
Government will loan e ,0000O without Interest /
for the purchase of farming outfit for the colon
lists the lean 20 be guaranteed by the Railroad
Thy would also provide for the settlement of
6fly thousand persons on he same terms. The
Government, according to Lord Carlinglord, re-
CARDS the proposition favorably.
Congressman Phil b Thompson, of the Eighth
Kentucky District shot Waller Davis dead Ut the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad station at HGrrods-
grown out of an Intimacy alleged to have existed
between Davis and ThomI son wife. Thompson
is said 70 have previously killed six men (three Of
while in the Rebel ARMY, and Ia each instance
shot his man through the head rs was done Fri
day The man killed Friday was the fourth OF
his family who are faid TO have fallen before |
Tnompson's pistol In every case, however. self
defense or some equally good plea was esiab-
lished.
The Irish LaRd League OF America met at Phil
sdelphis wednesday, and. after listening 70 the
reports of Officers adopted q resolution that mem
teTs enter the National Convention Thursday for
Lsag ne In harmony with the National League of |
Ireland. Duri0g the evening session the attitude
OF the United States toward Great Britain was dis
cussed aud one membe, offered resolution de
nouncing the course of President Arthur as cow
eTdly. declaring that should he be candidate for
re-elt ction he should receive no Irish votes The
member was promptly ruled out OF order, O'Don-
ovsn Rosa was present In the hall. but merely us
the representative OF paper with which he has
nominal connection.
The Irish National League Convention reas-
sembed Thursday at Philadelohia. In the TEN
pOrary organization Rev Maurice J. Dorney, of |
Chicago. was made Chairman. An animated de.
bate arose upon the adoption of the report of the
Committee on Rules, some of the delegates
dee airing that the rules submitted would
suppress the liberty Of debate. The rules were