The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-28
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CLOTHING STORE.
TELEGRAPHIO BREvITIEs.

AT st. Thomas, Quebec, two boys were burned
60 death in a sugar-house, last night
Henry Hull, prominent banker, dropped
dead in a street-car at Savannah, on Thursday.
Joseph Q. Jones was sentenced to be hanged
on May Is, at Lexington, Ga, for wife-murder.
AtDayton, O., John Murphy committed sui
rde by stepping on the railroad as tain came
by.
The trial of Lou Houk was begun in Delaware,
o., on Thursday. He holds that he acted IN self
defense.
At New Orleans, the death sentence of Regis
Bugne and John Austin has been committed to
life imprisonment.
Ella Henderson, negress, was arrested at
Danville, Va, yesterday, on a charge of beating
to death her four-year-Old child.
Schedules in the assignment of FOroneimer,
Levy & Lurburger, OF New York, show liabilities,
$4,000; actual assets, $45, 900.
q, The lumber and shingle mill of Frederick
Smith, at Tonawanda. N. Y, burned yesterday.
Loss. $4,000 insurance, $4,000.
At Norfolk, Va United States Claim and PEN
sion Agent Ward, colored, has been arrested on
charge of misappropriation of funds.
Bliss, the Astounding bankrupt, Of TOnawan-
da, n Y, left behind him debts amounting to
100000. He is now at st. GATHERINGS, Ont
The ways and means committee of the Penn
eylvania House reported a bill taxing crude pc
troleum shipped from the State one mill per gal
Ion.
Mott street, New York, paying therefor $31 900,
and intend becoming citizens OF the United
States.
little child fell head foremost into a most
Tuesday.
Fleming, of Chicago bucket-shop notoriety,
has settled with his Montreal and Toronto cred
1tors, and the Canadian detectives, and left for
the States.
Anthony McDougal, sentenced to be hung at
Jeersonville, June 8, Tor the murder of his wife,
has been granted new Trial by the Indiana su-
preme Court.
The ship laborers at st. John. N. B., refuse to
work on vessels where steam power is used for
loading deals. The reason assigned Is the
frequent accidents.
At Canton, o.. freight train on the Fort
Wayne road broke in two and the portion
coided with the following train. laborer
John Ward, was killed, and the engine and
caboose wrecked.
DetectIve-inspectOr Ethwhistle, British Grim
inal Investigation Department, is in New York.
1t is said he has come in the interest of the
crown, and will collect evidence against the
dynamite plOtters.
The Chicago Rufing Company yesterday con-
0O0 Assets estimated at $4,000 to SIS, 900,
largely IN open accOuts; liabilities estimated at
$4,000 to 100000.
Negotiations for the purchase of the Cincin-
natl Morning Journal by the Cincinnati News
are expected to be completed tomorrow, in
which case the Newspaper will be issued on Mon
day next with the name News Journal
Charlie McCOmas, who was captured by
Apaches at the time OF the murder of his parents,
in New Mexico, subsequently, killed by the
eavages because he was unable to keep up with
them in their retreat to the mountains.
The workmen at the end of the Canada Pa.
ciho railroad, in Manitoba, are threatened by In
dams, who complain that their country is being
invaded. The Indians have shown an unf-iendly
disposition for six months past, and trouble is
feared.
The Supreme Court of New York has vacated
the attachment obtained by H. b. Clafiin & Co.
against the property OF Isaac Sippili, commits
sion merchant SippilI threatens TO sue
Otafiln d Co for malicious prosecution and false
imprisonment.
1t is rumored that the Guion and Anchor line
steamship companies are negotiating for the
purchase of the Inman company's vessels and
good will. 1t is understood the stockh olders of
the latter company are anxious to sell II they
can secure a fair figure.
The principal cigar manufacturers of New
York concede the two dollars advance per
Thousand asked by the worknen The manu-
facturers assert that within a short time the
men, finding Havana competition runous to
business, will voluntarily relinquish the in
crease
At Cincinnati, on Thursday, officer Mullen
took the body of an unknown man from the
river near the Campbelfs creek coal elevator at
the FOOT OF Mill street, and after being viewed
by the coroner Twas removed to Hablg's. For
various reasons, it Is supposed to be the body of
L. NJ Lafferty, OF Adams county, Ohio.