The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-09

as the horsethief conspiracy cases, and Will be
| tried on Jan. Is, at Lafayette.
The United States has filed suit against Isaac
mendenhall ex-postmaster at Albion, and his
D0ndsmen, to recover an alleged shortage OF
/ $31S37.
The case of Gaylord and others, involving title
10 the property recently purchased by the Lafay-
cite city school board, and occupied by the pub
nc library, will 80 TO the Supreme Court on APP
peal.
The town board of Chauncey has passed an
order to levy tax for the 81 500 in aid of the
car-shops OF the Louisville, New Albany & Chi
caso railroad, which it is proposed TO establish
at that point.
Thomas Bell, who, by the assistance of his
wife, made his escape from the Bedford Jail, was
sent to the penitentiary from Switzerland
county IN 1873 for grand larceny He served
ABOUT TWO years aud was pardoned out.
Two of the churches of Greensburg are now
without pastors. The Baptists seeking a
man to preach for them. The Christian Church,
having been engaged in internal strifes, necessi-
tated the withdrawal of their recent pastor.
Richard Baker died at Greensburg on Sunday,
at about the age of sixty years. Early In last
Octooer, while preparing Flagstaff for soldiers
reunion, ne cut OH his hand with buzz-saw. For
time the wounded member did well, and he
served as a Jury ballIf in court, but the arm
Shrlveled away, causing great pain, resulting in
his death.
Baldwin, the San Francisco millionaire, now
nursing wounded arm the result of shot
hred by wronged woman, was formerly of
owe township, near South Bend, and the South
Bend Tribune says he was probably happier
man while running horse races Terre Coupe
plaifie 4han ne mas been since. His suddenly
fro weat IN Is e9hstantly gettng nm INTO
GroupIe' anu, ike old Adam, generally with q
woman.
lLAlNolS'
farmer on Broadlands, Champaign county,
Is the father OF thirty children, all living.
Harvey Sage a veteran of the war of 1912
dled yesterday at Pckin, ILL.,, leaving a widow
and two SONS.
The Illinois State Grange will meet in annual
hundred Delegates will he nresent
Tn rjrooI nj -, 1..
Comfy Trihnne lazy hny anu I'm en9 LSsa Il,
John Edmonds and Iemnel Hall
Co,n;..o. a. - - ,
p,eeti, t i 70 arrange sor sne neXt annual ii
Of W ~ ; , VI war, 10 u9 neiu
~ " O0'ooei' ""'o Ooen appoihtou'
p RuelshOf, delegate of the Russian depart
ment of agriculture, has appeared at Springfield,
Ill, to solicit information as to the method of
breeding CATTLE
During the past year nearly $4,000 has been
expended in improving streets the bluffs at
Peoria, all of which has been raised by special
assessment on property benefited.
The owners of land in the Indian Carava Drain
age district near Quincy. are clearing their land
/ os fast a = ,Hoss;to t. - ~ a. 49, Coo
| acres will be cleared durinp the WINTER
| Henry Savior ~ Nra,ronors 1rhpo srtro;,o
from yertiGo Satnrdav fen im a. orG Iros -
| badly burned that he Win die. He vas alons OF
the fine Of the nccidam+ n &c I as h
| naked "N "''S '''--0'' '0' '-oO
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Inc loan associations Of Peoria now have an
bsTs VIC n Si T'1, 10 aeIn
are nayira of thair inIbTd no, i III S . ~
stslmerts 'iA '"eii N9e"'e'iuesS III noh1HlS III
Al MINER, Tazewel county, last week. thirty
mules were sold at auction on nine months time,
Wild per cent interest from date. They were
an two years old, unbrokeD, and brought an
average OF $274 30 per span.
| number of Chicago & Alton passenger con-
1uctors nave been relieved from drty, including
Maurice CLARK and J. McManigal, and 1t Is ru-
nlored Inat number more are to take their
time. While IL Is not certainly known what the
cause or dismissal is, it is believed that they
nave recently been Swallowed by detectives.
a prominent farmer named Smith Morey. of
Florence township returned home from This
city Saturday evening and put away his team in
the barn. On being sought for shortly after
ward, his dead body was found in the barn, with
several horrible bruises on the mead. caused by