The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-19
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

A. B. Randall, of Oswe2o, N. Y, an extensive
dealer in corn, died yesterday.
W.T.. Otis, of Cleveland, for forty years prom
inent in the graln-elevator business, is dead,
aged seventy three.
Paul Villars, veteran journalist of New Or
leans, nearly killed colored lad who was steal
ing nuts from pecan tree in his yard.
The Wall-street National Bank of New York.
with capital of 100000, has abandoned the
federal system and opened as State institu-
ton.
Tho feeble health of President Roberta, of the
Pennsylvania road, foreshadows the election of
A. j. Cassatt to the presidency before many
months.
Schedules in assignment of Max wallenstein
terday. Liabilities. BILL $780, nominal assets,
$91,962, actual assets, $40, 1888
Walter c. Hadley, editor of the Las Vegas, N.
M, Gazette and Miss Alice C. Paxson were mar
red last evening in Philadelphia, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father, Frederick Paxson.
Winfield W. Va, dispatch says Jacob Rog
ers shot William Bush on a highway, near his
farm on Wednesday night, infieting fatal
wound. No cause Is known. Rogers escaped.
Maria McCabe, of Hamilton, Ontario. who
drowned her lllegitimate child. has been SEN
the courtroom nearly drowned the words of the
judge.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Pullman Palace-car Company was held at Chi
cago yesterday. 1900 shares of the capital
STOCK were represented, ana the old board of di-
rectors and officers were reelected.
In saloon row in Chicago. between two col
ored mon, named Charles Reynolds and Edward
Patterson, yesterday forenoon, the former
pounded the latter over the head with a billiard
cue. Patterson died This afternoon Both men
are OF the vagrant order.
1t has been decided by members of the MIL
waukee Musical Society that lack of hotel facil-
tiles VIII necessltate postponement OF the ma,
ti0nal saenReriest, which was to have been held
there in 1855. There il probability tue meet
ing may take place iii 1886.
The Bangor Furnace Company, OF Bangor,
Mich, has made "A voluntary assignment. Chas.
ID Rhodes or Chicago, president OF the COM
pany, has also made an assignment He states
the liabilities are $4,000; and the assets are
nominaly twice that amount.
A man and wife in San Francisco, who are es-
timar ed to be worth $4,000, were arrested %
short time ago for cruelty to children They
com PEELED their children to go about nights ped
ding fruit and failed To properly provide them
with clothing and provisions.
A spring of magic water that not only cures
all the dIseaets or the flesh, but ministers to a
sons. Its situated at Toyah and is reported to
have completely cured ranger who was sup
posed to be hopelessly insaue
Richard Day, a notorious thief. was shot and
mOrtally wounded at Toledo, yesterday after
noon, while in company with gang of thieves
and burglars who were resisting arrest. AL
though still alive at 10 O'Clock last night, his
death Is looked for at any moment.
A suit by the Mnskegon, Mich, National Bank
against the Northwestern Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company, OF Wisconsin. for the recovery of
SZO,oOO on tile Ire policy OF EuWln II. CoInstOck.
has BEEN begun i'll the UnIed States Circuit
Court at New York. The defense set up is ha-
bitual lntemperance.
During this season &c. 5000 brick have been
used in building in Salt Lake City. The total
production by the wards aggregates about 81 =
GOO, 900, leaving 100000 to carry over tn ne I
spring, which is four times larger than the
amount carried over last winter. The price of
brick has ranged from 81 to $25 per 1000, the
| latter for extra fine pressed.
John Hansen, OF Missouri Valley, Ia, writes
| to The authorities at Milwaukee, that the de-
scription of Mrs. Fisherman, murdered in thar
city by her alleged husband, is precisely that of
his daughter, who was three months ago Sc.
duced and abducted by man calling himself
Ostermeier. Hansen also recognizes the man
| in the case, VINO has escaped.