The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-15
TELEGRAPHIO BREvITIEs.

The wheat cropI Michigan is estimated at
q, l4T 900 bushels.
James Drummond, colored, was killed at War
renton, N. c., 10y Jesse Macon, white.
George S. Richards prominent Boston fish
dealer, IS missing and is thought TO be drowned.
Neal says Craft was an innocent man. He
listened to The details of Crafts execution with
our emotion.
Joseph Tate shot william Seal dead at Virginia
City, Miss. He is the second man killed by Tate
within sixty days.
A new trial is refused William A. Hall, ex-
chief clerk OF the comptroller of Newark N. j.,
convicted OF forgery.
William F. Mcfarland, clerk in the New York
pOstotce, and well connected. has been arres ed
for rObbing The mails.
The Republicans of New York deny thar their
chances of success have been seriously affected
by the result in Ohio.
The schooner George Sherman ore laden is
ashore on the east side OF Grand island, Lake
SUPERIOR full of water.
Fred Smith, victim of the steamer Colorado
disaster died Buffalo on Saturday. Five
deaths in al nave occurred.
Mayor Edison, of New York, has removed VIM
p. Shehrman from the office of commissioner of
accounts, Shearman having refused to resign
Prof. AnGuss W. Hoffman, of Berlin. the lead
ing chemist OF the daY, was entertained by Judge
static, at his home i'll Clifton, on Friday even
ing.
The Mexican bonds, which are to be negotiat-
ed in the United States and Germany at eighty
five cents on the dollar, will bear per cent. in-
terest.
VIM. O. Brean, son of V o. Brean, living fifteen
miles from Birds Point, Ill, was, in dispute
over a dog, shot and killed by Frank Lucas, a
neighbOr.
Green Bay. Wis, dispatch says Catherine
and Jacob Blackjack, on trial charged with the
murder of John Goettinger, We're acquitted or
Saturday.
There were two deaths from yellow fever Mt
Bre wtOn, Ala. on Saturday afternoon, and two
more are expected No new cases reported. Fee
male nurses are needed.
AT Scranton, Pa, Joseph Connect and Edward
Bradley were killed while attempting to board
the west bound express. The police were look
ing for both for robbery.
Near Livingston, Ark, Sanders Bloun, con-
stable, while attempt to arrest Wyatt Ames (col-
ored), was shot dead. A posse is pursuing Ames
and lHRchlng is probable.
Saturday was the semi-centennial anniversary
of the conservation, IN Baltimore, of the late
Archbishop Purcell as bishop. No one of the
dignitarles present on that occasion is now alive.
Kansas City is agitated over the subject of dis
eased beef II is charged that sick and diseased
animals, condemned at stOck-yards in Kansas
CITY, are brought across the line and retaled as
ny beef.
Officer Thihileau was probably fatally shot at
MonCkton. N. B., by Humphrey Gilbert, law
yer, whom the officer had just released the in
stance of Gilberts wife, VINO had asked the Of
ficer TO make the arrest.
Thomas Marsh. jr., formerly assistant superin-
tendent of the lewksbury almshnuse, removed
through the efforts of Governor Butler, has de-
cned ii Republican nomination To the Lecisa-
ture from the Nineteenth tMidesexl district.
A Chicago special says there is Cincinnatian
almost ii hoy, named Matthews, who began SELL
ing pork with less than 81 900 He is said now
To he worth 100000. and sells wheat rs il he
was millionaire. On saturday he offered prop
erjy III lols of 100000 bushels.
The Bankers & Merchants Telegraph Com
pany, OF Chicago, filed ar'icles of incOl poraton
at tne StaJe Capital on Saturday. The statement
was made that the company will endeHvor to
control the line along the Nickel late road, and
thus secure al entrance into the city.
The funeral service over the remains of the
Rev. DIR. Ferdinand c. Ever we're held on sat
nrday, III 81. IGnajius Episcopal Church, New
YORK, of which the Doctor was pastor DR.. Ever
WAS stricken with paralysis IN IA Montreal pulpit
while preaching, on Sunday last.
VIM. Wilson, The sou Of prominent citizen of
Lewis county, West Virginia, went hunting on
Saturday and trerd coon the farm OF - Mr..
Warner. The latter objected the hunters
chnDplng the tree down, ANA IN he quarrel re-
shifting Wilson struck Warner IL fatal blow with
/ a club.
Edwin G. Walker oolored LAWYER has entered
a libel suit against the Boston Post Publishing
Company for defamation of character, coutaincd
Ia an article in that paper ON Saturday morning.
Damages are laid AZ $1u, 000. and papers have
h"en served upon the Post Furnishing Company
aud a keeper placed iii the establishment.