The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-19
Indiana Notes.

The Eikhart Journal thiuks that Hon. j. r.
Beardsley, of that city, would make good can
dldate for Governor.
Mayor f. Z. D. Mckinley, on Tuesday, sold the
Lafayette Sunday Leader newspaper to Ross
Gordon and Charles +. Williams.
horse and buggy belonging to Will Lacey, of
Elkhart, WAS stolen from his premises on Mon
day night. They were valued at about $500.
At Richmond, Frederick Hasecoster's little
daughter had her neck spraiued by "a fall on Mon
day. Paralysis ensued, aud on Tuesday she died.
James Carey, who lives three miles east of
Winamac was bitten short time ago by
blowing viper, from the effects of which he came
near dying.
Official interference with base ball games on
Sunday in Lawreneeburg is to be prevented
hereafter by enthusiasts of the sport leasing
grounds outside OF the city limits.
At Lafayette, on Tuesday, Wilson NJ Picker
ing began So, 900 libel suit against Watson n.
Clark and William s. Lingle, the latter the post
master ami also editor OF the Daily Courier.
A debate between elders of the CHRISTIAN and
Seventh-day Adventist churches is attracting
much attention IN the vicinity of Farmersburg.
IL began on Tuesday, and will close on Friday.
William Knox, a yonng and heretofore very
respectable man, was arrested in Terre Haute
Tuesday, by Sheriff Kackey. OF Knox county,
ana H A. Foulks, cashier OF the VinoenneS Ma
tional Bank, for forgery.
Cyrus s. Dresser, OF Lafayette, one of the old
est composltors IN the state, was shocked by
lightning on Monday evening, While WORKING at
his case on the Courier, and was removed home
He died on Tuesday night,
George Richey, of Muncie, who was accused of
the express robbery, as stated in special from
Fort Wayne, will bring suit in the United States
Court against Studebaker g. Co., of Bluffon and
Judge Taylor, of Fort Wayne, for $4,000
damages
1t is announced that the mutes will hold a
camp-Ineeting at Hartford City on Saturday and
Sunday next. About 500 mutes are expected TO
he present 10 participate A minister from Co
lumbus, o., will be present to preach in their
language.
A couple of Logansport colored men, having a
quarrel on hand, one challenged the other to
fight duel. The challenge closes as follows:
"Ir you do cot except my chalang, den sab, is
quaint to have MI satiSfackshun; do you har mi
genital waiR
Mr.. Frank W. Gregory leaves the Lafayette
Journal next week for Aberdeen Dakota, and
will be succeeded by Mr.. Charles f. Williams.
Mr.. Gregory is weil-known newspaper man,
capable, energetic and industrious His friends
wish him success in his new Held
II. j. Cooper executor of the Orleans Exam
liner, who was recently appointed mail agent on
the o. & NJ. railroad by Postmaster general
Gresham. has been arrested for criminal libel, on
afidavits filed by William L. Reed. merchant,
aud DR.. b. j. Hare, both citizens of Orleans.
Rev. John Kiger, presiding elder of the New
Albany NJ. L. district, was married on Tuesday
morning, in Virginia. to a lady of that State Mir.
the Indiana conference. His marriage is a snr-
prise to his New Albany friends, especially as
the Elder is on the very dark side of life.
The Postofce Department announces changes
in the star schedules on routes in Indiana, as
follows: Leave Saint MRry's Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at'l2 NJ; leave New Goshen
Tuesdays, Thursday and saturdays AT 10 A. NJ;
leave Greentown daily, exeept Sundays, ~ 1880
A. NJ; leave West Liberty daily, except Sundays,
at 1870 p. NJ.
Mrs. Sarah Grow, wife of Mr.. James T. Crow,
engineer at the Masonic Temple, Of Indianapolis,
died Ut her daughters at Fillmore, on Sunday,
July Is. She had long been afl lcted with CEN
sumption. She was horn near DaEville. Hen
driess county, Aug. H. 1910, and was married
about twenty-five years ago to Mr.. Crow, whom
she leaves with five children.