The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-24
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

At Lockland, O., Philip Kuhn struck Ezekiel
Lee with his fist ana killed him.
The passenger steamer Gem City was burned
at St. Louis on Saturday. Loss, 100000
Engineer John Ball was killed near Akron, o.,
In collision between freight and passenger
train.
The steamships Main and Elbe, which arrived
at New York from Europe, brought 100000
francs.
Judge Rutin of the Supreme Court bench of
North Carolina, has resigned on account of ILL
health.
It is said that Liverpool clique owns every
pound of the 10000 tierces OF lard stored ill
Chicago.
The Democratic caucuses in Boston, which
We're not broken up with rows elected Butler
delegates. ..-... .-u,
Mrs. William s. Reynolds was thrown from u
runaway carriage at Poughkeepsie, n. Y, aud
instantly killed.
At Lampasas, Texas, on Friday, fire destroyed
half square between Third and Fourth streets.
Loss, 100000; insurance, $4,000.
A negro named Archie johnson was hanged in
Richmond county, North Carolina, for attempt
ing to outrage a white girl six years old.
A Holiness camp-meeting has been opened on
the Bethel grounds at Vlsalia, KY. There
represen tatives from pine States present.
At Aurora Neb., L. Royce, station agent, was
found with his skull fractured and robbed of
$500 in money, IA gold watch and revolver.
The Laclede Rolliug-mill, at ST. Louis No.,
which suspended operations several months ago,
Will he started up again during the present
week.
The Georgia Legislature Will adjourn on
Wednesday and start the following day Tor the
Louisville Exposition which they VIII reach on
Friday.
Two miners, Pat. Sullivan and John Mcneil,
were killed on Saturday morning py a cavern
on the Iron Hill Consolidated mines, near Lead
VILE, Col,
The ceremony of conferrlng the pallium on
Archbishop EJer, for Sept. 80 at Cincin-
natl, has been postponed without date, owing TO
the delay in sending the paliium from Rome.
Lawrence Brain&rd and five other directors of
the suspended St Albaus Trust Company have
been indicted for violation OF the penal clause
of their charter. Bratuards bail was fixed at
$4,000
Rev j. Boynton. of stanton. Mich, a promi-
nent Methodist minister of that State, was found
IN Il dying condition the sidewalk near his
house Saturday evening, and he expired
shortly after 1t was probably case OF heart
disease.
"sIppery Jim,"a highway robber, escaped
from the Iowa penitentary the other evening,
and while large bodies of men were hunting for
him he returned TO the prison and robbed the
house of the warden, getting away with his
plumber.
Five women who arrived in New York by the
steamer Republic, and who declared that they
brought nothing duua6le, were forced 10 VIZ
ness the taking or 50, 900 worth or herchanuiSo
from their baggage and clothing. one OF the
smugglers is said to be Miss E lorden, dress
maker of Chicago.
Sebastian Heine, of Glodbach, Rhenish Prus-
sa charged with embezzling $4,000 marks
while at the head Of the municipal insurance
system of Glodbach in the early part or August
| and abscondng Herewith, was arrested az ~.
Louis on Saturday evening, at the mouse OF hls
sister-in-laW.
| The oil we'll supply houses ia Bradford have
| particulars of the sinking of two wonderful
| wells in Roumania. From one of them the oil
| gusned forth with the power OF n cyclone,
| wrenching the machinery rom its place. IA
| the oil ran down the valley 1t formed n river,
| and banks of sand thrown out from tile well
with the oil were deposited three miles away. Oh
! we'll machinery of all kinds ana force OF cXpe-
\ rirnced wurkmen nave been sent to this new 1ll
region from 81 >diOrd.