The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-01
TELEGRAPHIC BREVIrIES,


The produce exported from New York the past
week SesA ~aiuou aJ ~ ,et5, 900.
Rear Admiral Andrew Bryson was yesterday
placed on the retired list of the navy.
F. L. Lord, publisher of the Mail, was hung
in etfigy at Kalamazoo, Mich, ON Monday.
Fred Gerhard was to pass through Pitts
burg with sealskin saeque valned at 81 900.
The Ocmulgee Creek orphans have been paid
S350,OO0 by the government, at Little Rock,
Ark
James I. Brown, one Of Phpps's confederates,
in Philadelphia, mas been found guilty OF for
CORY.
Governor Butler has ordered 1000 extra
copies OF his message to be printed at his own
pense.
Nearly 100 vessels, potato. laden, are frozen in
Halifax Bay, and probably cannot be released
before spring.
Two hundred Thousand dollars will be re-
qured to cover The damage caused by Mond avs
hurricane at Denver.
The funeral of the late ex- Congressman seeye
took place on Tuesday, at Rochester, N. Y, with
imposing ceremonies.
At Brooklyn, George Thompson has been con-
victed of murder in the second degree in the
killing of Michael OCOnnor.
A. P. Caffray, hermit miser of Salem, Mass
was found dead on Tuesday. About $4,000 was
found secreted about the house.
One of the Chinese students ordered home from
Yale College is about to return and graduate "a
year later than his classmates.
Charles Derby, an inmate of the almshouse at
Salem, Mass, is slowly dying from leprosy con-
tracted in the Sandwich Islands
John A. Norhary, of st. Louis, who fired a
saloon to obtain the insurance, has been SEN
fenced to ten years in the penitentiary.
A locomotive on the Lehigh Valley road at
Mauch Chunk, Pa, exploded on Tuesday, killing
Engineer Miller and Brakeman YoungbIuod.
A Newburgh, N. Y, dispatch says Edward p
Roe, the author, and James &. Roe, "a hotel
keeper. have assigned, Liabilities, S75, 900
The Ohio Senate has adopted the Kinney reso-
lntion for constitutional amendment, giving
the Legislature absolute power over the liquor
traffic.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Company has
ordered three steel steamers from firm on the
clyde Ihey are to run between Algonara ard
Thunder Bay.
Three coaches of the north bound train of the
International IL Great Northern road jumped the
track near Mneola, Tex. One man was IN
stantly killed.
Reuben r. Springer, aged ninety-two years
who donated the money TO build the College OF
Music aud Music Hall at Cincinnati, is AT he
point of death.
Israel Tvar, of Ishpennng Mich, an unmar-
ried Fmlander. fifty years old, while drunk fell
down stairs and broke his neck He was a La
bitual drunkart.
George B. Elliott. editor of the Mail, at Bran
dom Me-, While suffering from deliriUm tremens,
wandered out on the prairie and was SO badly
frozen that he can hardly recover.
One million four hundred thousand pounds of
Boston at One Time by fishing vessels, came in
Monday night and Tuesday morning.
The Michigan Grape Sugar Company, which
expended $1,000 on its plant at Detroit, has
decided Its entire property TO some New York
creditors, who assume mortgage OF $4,000.
In the Dakota Council bill has been intro
trnduced for the removal of the capital of the
Territory to Huron, in Beadle comfy. The gen
eral belief is that the measure Will become u
law.
VIM. Smith, tramp on his way from Arkan-
sas 10 Alton, III, was shot and killed, on Monday
night. while trying for entrances into the honse
OF "a lady named Holloway, in Webster county,
Missouri.
The furniture in Engineer MelVille's honse AT
Sharon l1il, Pa, has been seized by the sheriff
10 satisfy Mrs. Melville's creditors, and q mort
gage on the property held by Miss Polish has
been fOrecOsed.
Fire In the Moffatt hnilding on Broadway and
Worth streets, New York. yesterday, caused "a
loss Of 100000; 81 5000 on the building the re-
mainder distributed among 800 tenants, who are
generally insured.
Reports from the Oklahoma coOnsts are to
the effect that 600 are concentrated near Arkan-
sas Civ; that fifty left Kansas city yesterday
for Cof'yvile, and that 1000 will within three.
days cross the boundary line.
Alton Dakn, aged nineteen, employe in the
PALMYRA tWis) paper-mill, was killed by the dis
charge of n shotgun. ut the residence of his
grandfather, on Tuesday morning, The young