The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-04-25
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

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export whisky IL bond and house 1t abroad.
AT LIVERPOOL, sunday, fire destroyed ware
houses and ship stores OF the value OF $4,000
The MashinEton relics are to be transferre'
from the Patent ONCE TO the National Museum.
A false report that the President was seriousl,
iDston .''0''e' 01'-'''ef~''e excitement IN wash
Two thousand houses at Delhi, India, wer
burned Friday. A great many people are lef
destitute.
The wbe2t crop of Minnesota and Dakota com
blned will show considerable increase over las
yesr's yield.
T%e of the Ssv sihs,s sentenced to death St
and the other BY shooting.
Mrs Slower. the sister OF President johnson, anC
who was frequently at the Wcite House durius
Mr. Johnson's ineumbency, is dead
| At Sacramento. California, Friday. the wall Of 8
| building fell upon saloon. killing Fix men anC
/ possibly more, and woundiDg twelve men.
About 5000 emigrsn;s sa led from Liverpool
Friday. most of them intending TO settle in Mani
toba. They represent an aggregate capital o.
| EjC0, 600.
A terrible gale Of wind and cyclone SVEN
throueh Mississippi Sunday and Monday Sever
al villages were DESTROYED, many people killed
and many more wounded.
James G. Anderson, grain dealer of St. jacob
Madison County, llI OiS is alleged to have forged
Endorsements 10 notes to the amount OF Sl2 600
His present whereabouts are unknown.
Secretary Teller suggests that the Union Pacific
Railway Company pay 10 The Government. with.
out prejudice u contested claims, the 81 Csc 3i IS
due on claims that are not contested
The examination of the dynamite eonspIrators
proceeded at the Bow Street Po ice Court In Lon
don, Friday. The evidence teBded TO show the
connection OF Wilson and Whitehead with the
manufacture and distribution of nitro-glycerine.
Booth Edwards, colored murderer awaiting
execution in Jail at Munlordville, Hart County
having by some means obtained pistol Find
ing himself thwarted, he retrested TO his cell and
blew out his brains.
Ths Ohio Democratic Convention will meet at
Columbus, June Il, for the nomination of candi-
dstes for Governor. Lieutenant Governor, Judge
of the supreme Court Treasurer Attorney Gen-
ersl, and Member OF the Board of Public Works
The election occurs October 9.
A snOw-storm of great severity occurred Sun
day in wyoming aud Western Nebraska Tele-
grsph lines were Frustrated, and trains on the
Union Psfifc Railway were blockaded Tia
snow Is passing away rapidly, end il is hoped
stock win not suffer greatly in consequence of
the snow.
A combination of Boston capitalists have pro
jecied system OF railroads between New 70 X
ant Charleston, 5. C., that viii, 1t is claimed, be
LOO miles shorter than shy existing line. and also
Intend connecting Cir cinuau with the South At
laDtic coast by route lS5 miles shorter than any
hat now exists.
A New YORK lawyer nan ed Suydam is accused
Of conspirirg with others Including J. Madison
Flsgg of Cnicsgo) 10 Ierpetrate q swindle of
sigante pro2ortions upon syndicate of foreign
eSp!tslists whom II was Intended to lead into in-
vesting I Virginia lands to which the accused
had no tltle.
the Jury in the esse of Timothy Kelly. tried at
Dublin for comDl':ty in the PhGuix Park muir
ders, disagreed, aud the prisoner will have to
stand another trial. The defense relied upon
proving an elibi. and produced a number of VII
lesses who swore Kelly was not in Phoenix PARK
the evening of the tragedy.
The greater part of the village OF oakville,
twenty miles from Toronto. was burned We 5nesdsy
morning. The members OF the village Fire De
partment at an early stage OF the conflegration
devoted more energy TO putting themselves out
side OF two barrels OF whisky than 70 fighting the
fire. and the consequence was disastrous 10 the
village.
The body OF Maggie HennecKe. the Milwaukee
girl whose unexplained disappearance last Oe-
Z Der gave to all sorts of theories was found
Friday in the Milwaukee River The girl WAS
reason known why she should hare committed
suicide, II Is supposed she accidentally fell into
the river.
The Supreme Court of the United States has
decided that the reduction of 10 to so per cent.
made in 1876 by the P0stOfiice Department in the
rates for railway mail service from the Hm
agreed upon when The contracts were signed Tor
the four years from 1873 to 1879 was not suthOTi
Zed by law, The contract being binding upon both
parties for the fall period covered.
Wilson, Republican, was given certificate of
election as Representative IN Congress from the
Filth District of Iowa upon IN ostenSible msj or-
ity 0f twenty-fOur votes at the November election.
Frederick. his Democratic opponent, claims G..
have discovered errors in the count of votes that
viii reverse the result and give him mlTgin OF
100 votes or more.
President Arthur arrived In Washington at $50
Sunday evening from his Southern excursion
have experienced on bOald the Tallapoosa q.
savannah, Thursday night. The only nntoward
symptom reported By the correspondents is the
special car, Saturday evening, at the slarmingly
early hour of O'Clock.
Parliament House, at Quebec. was DESTROYED By
fre Thursday evening the flames first appearing
copies Of arts of Parlian mt awaiting executive
sanction were burned. The water pressure was
delayed fifteen minutes. which allowed the fire
10 gain great Roadway. The building Yves insured
for $4,000, mostly in English Companies.
The wife OF Judge w. J. Stephens. of Missouls.
Mout was awakened Thursday night by burg
lar attempting TO enter her room, her husband
being absent from home She warned the man 10
leave, but he dessd her. whoa The tried TO shoot
him with q gun, which missed fire. She then
procured q revolver, with which she fred twice,
ore ball taking feet in the burglars breast, kill
ing him.
Robert N. Douglas son of the famous Stephen
A. Douglas, lately Uupited states Marshal for the
Western District of North Carolina. having refused
e. surrender the records CT the office az his sue
cessor the District Attorney has been directed 70
bring ection against him for absirecting official
the fact that the Judge before whom the suit
should be brought IS Douglas father In law.
Curley, the second OF the alleged assassins Of
Lord Cavendish and Mr. Burke, 20 be put on trial
al Dublin, was convicted last Wednesday sno
sentenced to he harged ON May Is The prisoner,
when asked IL he had anything to say. ayowed
himself member of the Invincibles and the Fe
nian Brotherhood, but denied that he was IN Pnse.
nix Park he night Of the murders. He had expect
ed no mercy from the Court ard. loving Ireland.
WIS ready TO die for her. On bging led igcm re
dock he shouted ICED save Ireland"
number of patrons of O'Brien's circus at d.
yer. Del. Saturday night, took an emphatic man
ner of expressing their poor opinion Of she per-
Torrance. AS a portion of the wagons were be-
Ing driven to the depot 20 take the cars for the
next town on the circuit crowd OF men opened
fire upon them with repeating rifles aud revo!-
vers Ten or twelve of the circus lnen were
wounded. one of the prcprietors Chailes Hender
Sod being shot I'm the eye. Under the protection
OF the SheritT's posse the remainder Of the vans
were loaded and driven 10 the depot without mo-
lestation. number of houses in the locality
where the attack was made were rddled with
bullets No arrests were made.
too free indulgence in shrimp salad by Presi
results early Friday morning that caused his
friends on board the Tallapoosa and tho officers
and crew of the ship, serious anxiety. For time
the President was in great agony, out the pre-
fessional ofices of the ship surgeon brought him
relief, ana late in the afternoon he was able 10
leave his bed and sit for while on the quHrtes
deck Secretary Chandler is reported 10 have
graph to Washington for medical assistance The
Presidents departure from Savannah has been
postponed.
Jay Could has issued a circular tn the sboekhold-
ers of the Wab ,Sh, st. Louis and Pacific Railway
COMPANY giving notice of the creation of 4 col
lateral tfust lean of 0oo co. bearing 6per cent
interest and running thirty years, to meet the OBJ
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