The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17
Torhis. Republican, read f,oro manuscript a care.

i Vorhis. Republican, read fsofo manuscript care
n i.iS prepared argument in support OF q resolu
!, tan. eItlng various authorities and decisions
tending to prove that the absence OF the Droroses
cora ntu ionGl amendments from the pages Of tn
Clerk journal Of the last General Assembly pre-
e vents action on these amendments by this Genera
q Sssem a y, except as new proposition. Mr.
: tiOn, and said that pOiat in the road had beer
3 reached where the Republican party and Mr. Var
nj Mr. Heffre says the State House Cor,rnittee in
! its Investigations, viii begin at the very begin.
! ming and sift the whole matter TO the bottom u,
: viii investigsie ever thing and everybody, ard
E Mr. Sewett Saturday. presented the credentials
r OF Hon. W; w. Tally. the newly elected member
caused bJ The death % Henry s. Perreta and
thereupoa NJ. Tully appeared at the bar OF the
T house AND received the oath of Office. The most
Tious propositions relating to The Constitutional
amendments, and it was finally agreed by po-iy
vote, 10 submit the matter 20 = Judiciary Con
mittee with Instructions 20 report what srnepz-
nents had been adopted last session and whetI X
tney were properly recorded.
aIsCELLANEogs
Tenn. me
Three hundred persons were burned 10 death In
. circus at Beldilechef. Poland SATURDAY.
John b. Hoffman, a Cincinnati tailor killed one
son nTe years ago and repeated the crime Friday
The snow throughout Virginia aud the noun
two feet In depth = - 0se
The Democratic State Committee OF Maine met
Thursday evening, and resolved TO make straight
party nominations hereafter.
| Bishop Talbot, of the Protestant Fniscons,
CnuIeh, is suffering from a second strSSle of pa
| slysis. at his home in this city.
INT nj Talmage Sunday morning at the Brooklyn
! aaoernsele criticised evolution as opposed 10 the
Bible, to science and to common sense.
A cabinet officer is AUTHORITY for the s.p4ement
| mat snouid The Fitz John Porter bill pass the
Houseit viii never be signed by the President
Two thousand cases of smallpox sre reported in
ia tne depots, and each turnpike is watched by
| policemen.
A shiu kicking match for $3.50 side was fought
at Camden, n. j. last week by a coal mipeT snd
saloonkeeIer, the latter giving up at the twenty
third round.
Michael Davits. in speech at Birkenhead.
enough OF futile sgIston and WeTe Eon R1a R9d
| II out this time.
-o The floods slong the Rhine cover space ef
diSburse second sum of 1e o tng OF BsySrn win
lief Of his subjects
In accordance with the demands of his father
moved SnS 70 Nee escorted Gf bv Nuns
Chamber Of Deputies.
a severe shock of earthquake lasting ahoat
m6rss in iss ss fHPfT,eaesd esIy ysseas
Illinois, rousing people from their sleep.
\ deep sensation was created in Furope bv ,l,,
Milwaukee calamity The Daily News, of Lon |
don, huds 1t difficult to understand how people
can Sleep night after night In place known to be
President Arth7r gave an elaborate dinner Wed
| nesoay evening in honor of General and Mrs
Grant. The party included thirty-i persons,
ana thlrteen courses were served with seven
KINGS Of wine
The social event OF the winter at indianapolis
was a reception given Thursday night by ex-Sen-
ator Mcdonald 20 members OF the Legislature and
political ana personal friends, to which 700 inyi-
| tations were issued.
Three persons were burned to death in the
Planters Hotel at 81. Lo;is Sunday. The rest of
the people, about SO IN number. escaped In their
night clothes the loss caused by the fire
! amounted to about $4,000.
The foods IN Hungary forced c, eco persons to |
abandon the town of Raab. and many were |
drowned IN attempting 10 escape. The waters |
have passed over the dixie at Comom and flooded |
the country for miles around.
Hon. Lot NJ. Moral passed calmly AWAY Tburs- |
day morning, at Augusta, Maine. He was Cover
nor Of his state for thres terms, was five times |
elected TO the Senate, and was Secretary of the |
Treasury under General Grant |
DR.. Samuel A. Mudd who died Friday in Mary
laud, f-Cssed the fractured leg of John Wilkes |
Booth after the assassination of Lincoln for which
paIdOned By Andrew Johnson.
Miss Alice Livingston, Of New York. who sued a |
merchant named Henry Fleming for bresch OF
diet was followed By ceafeniDg applaufe which |
the Court was unable to suppress.
An Association for the Preservation OF Niagara |
Falls has been formed in New YORK under the
Presidency Of Howard Potter. and bill for the
purchase OF the surrounding lands will be intro
ducedin the Legislature at Albany.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Interior has pre-
pared new lease of the Yellowstone Park for the
Rufus Hatch syndicate avoiding the monopoly
feature OF the old contract, and fixing the com
pensatiOn at s. per acre for .. 500 acres.
ningham threw her young son from the sus-
and leaped OF herself. Roth f0ated over the
dam, but were rescued and resuscitated.
In his annual message Governor Click. of
Kansas, pronounces the policy of prohibition a |
failure diveriing emigration, promoting htiga-
ton. inducing the clsndestines use of liquor in
clue rooms, ana giving sn opportunity TO busy
bodies 10 magniiy their own importance.
Reeder Moore. of Waterford, Penn. having been
rejected by = lady. emptied all the b. rrels of
revolver into his chest last Friday. While lying
in an uudertakeT's shop he sent for the girl who
bad rejected his sui aud made her prOmi to
must die, he confessed having committed rape
for which Charles Stafford is serving term of
twenty years in the Penitentiary.
Miss Zerelda Garrison, ore of the bellies Of st.
week for the Sacred Heart Convent in the south
ern suburbs. There was intense excitement last
Friday when il was learned that she had not ar
rived at her destination. TIE conductor of the
street car on which she rode remembers that four
Young TOughs followed In her path TO the Con-
vent. The relatives of the missing girl reported
Friday evening that a. O'Clock she was brought
TO the residence her uncle III Pine street by one
of the ROOdlums who abducted her, and that two
others of the gang have been arrested. When
they seized her last Saturday she was given chic
rolOrm. and she is suffering considerably from
that and from TIE confinement 10 which she was
subjected.
About o'clock Wednesday morning, flames
appeared in tho basement of the Gewhall House,
Milwaukee, and with marvellous rapidly made
their way TO the roof, giving nearly 800 persons
the choice Of roasting alive or leaping to the icy
pavement The stlftiDg smoke drove many to the
window-sills, where they chung desperately for n
time but we've soon compelled to let go their hold
and be crushed on the sidewalk. Three fruitiess
attempts 10 save life by holding canvas beneath
the imper.led guests were made by fremeD
and citizens. The servants were cut off from
the stairways, but fireman with a ladder
bridge rescued eight girls by taking them ecr0ss
the alley. One mGn slid down rope of sheets n
tied TO a sewing machine. A dining room girl y
rushed down the blazing stairways to the Office. n
In ninety minutes the walls fell in with deaienl
ing crash The loss OF lie can not be accurately Il
stated. but the dead are believed to number loo
John F. Antisde the principal proprietor of the
house. has become insane The pecGniary los
will probably aggregate S500.OOO.
HOME AGAIN.