The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-06
~TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.


Roll q Billed, warehouse men at Madison, Wis,
nave iaileu LOT ? ''ooO; assets @S'ooO'
Charles Gassage, a pioneer dry goods mer-
Gnaht OF Chicsgo' died early yesterday morn
ing
Henry Ward Beecher announces that he will,
IN me spring, resume work on the Lille OF
Ohrlst."
The Pottstown, Pa, Iron Company has notified
us puuulers OF "a reduction from S4.2o 10 S4 per
ton on Jan. 10
A petition has been presented in the Toronto
Leglslsture Tor Incorporation OF the Niagara
Falls Park Company.
The lour-mill of {. 7. Ander, in Carroll county,
MARYLAND. was burned YESTERDAY. Loss. S25,-
600; insured for half.
Herr Most's efforts at Chicago have not been
successful. most of the former Socialists being
now property owners.
Near Ashland, Pa. a fall of coal killed Thomas
GarracR, and seriously injured David Davis, Jas.
Davis and Patrick White.
The iron firm M Coltop Conral 4, 20 oF Mon
treal, is said to be in financial difficulties through
the failure of Hope d Co.
Hector Sinclair. of Jamestown. Y. Y. a marble
dealer. has left town win ali his avaiiahIe cash
and leaving many creditors.
Preparations for the Railway Exnosition at
Chicago are going rapidly forward, Win every
Indication of Its heino a sIccess
Sarah Mol enronr,nc four ~ uos
burnt to a crisp, in PhiladelphIa. by her cioth,nr
becoming gnited from a bonfire
On TbrrsdovI promn nn
new of Des Moines feII dad from haart disaasa
In the ROOMS of the state library.
A.mta,oaa n..,.I" 49,.
IA adInlsueao Rarksuale, curing a Ieast IN BED
and then E,iled 6imseif Roth cnlored -" o"'
p p c,s,ino g. g. u,ro,oaa1a ~. o.ou
p9s.ine " 90n; Whoiesaie ana retail
Tiahi;ii,,os aoo 1 nI.auelpnld, nave IalIeu'
Liaolllties' $9o.Ooo; assets not asoertalned.
A package from Arizona, containing over one
hundred loaded cartridges, was found in Il mail
bag in the New York ~postofice on Thursday.
The Sheriff of Waupaca comfy. Wisconsin
cantnred ar Conncil RI,ffs a rnan 1,aIiayad 70 h.,
one of the murderers of H.. c.. Mead, the banker,
Edward Oliver. son o. a prominent coal opera-
tor at Mahonev CITY. Pa. was chnEed 70 death
on Thursday AFTERNOON by SWALLOWING a shirt
stnd ~
Onicer Delahey' OF new aork' VINO killed a des-
Perate nartehuef naneu McGOwan, was given
oHrnnans IA " Soiu "a'ch an" chalh ny the
coroners jury
The wife and two children OF Thomas Johnson,
living IN Westmoreland county, Pa, at the foot
of the mountains, were buried ana sutfocated by
a landslide on "Wednesday.
Apdraw crraoh w.
SandusBy. O., on Thursday, by a switch engine
in the Lake shore railroad vard DecaosaG
leaves n wife and five children.
Worlr,an IN tho MIR, oo,n,ou. ~
nj Nv, VIZ IL m IL omom 0onsressI"I%t ulstrlct
pose the admission ot En-onean nrndnotp
whereby wages will be lowered.
wiujam Iarr.- 49, p,ah...
bass. Fla @a. ~ ~ h.phtrIch'aG Ia,la-
The iattG- rece,yaJ a f ,tol st p"h a. oTt uispute.
a. - IeItlftu "a lataI stao from Lang VINO
II Zen was shot ueau oy fitzpatrick
Eleven stations on the MOntauk branch of the
Long Island Railway have been broken into and
robbed of money within a week by an organized
gang OF burglars who cannot be traced.
A Two Rivers. Wis. sneciaI Jaws .Josenh qon-
vile and Miss Raull1er, while crossing the river
there,, broke through the ice yesterday. Both
were drowned. They were to have been mar
RED.
80 Davis a prominent citizen OF Columbus,
La, had a fight with Alfred Collins, "A mulatto.
a u a a a "epI. .oIlihs norIally stabbed Davis
d d Ho was no"e'er' pursued ana shot
me Bayview works OF the Chicago mills will
start again with a full force. on Monday. The
oruers cover only a snort space of time, but the
.nandEeu'enu Ihmh u permanent run can be
news trnm tba WISCONSIN rinor,os ia aoonu
favorabIe the severo oold rIpa at ,s uecIueulP
ened tho roads ord rivon ", W n"rinS M "
cron is likely To he larger tba U me hera 80 tne
pected. - &c" ma" "e'e'oiore OK
A. MIN fordsr,ua u no .uto
Bob Edwards. a negro murderer but the marshai
hid MIN in the bushes. For this the marshaPs
house was riddled with bullets, and his life has
been threatened.
NJ II Kalmhaob nronino,
Graan Rav WIS n1s ~, nnne 'nVicudut VI
l,v Snr,Tne Warnor a. 70 ~ SEG ou -" onarEe
emhezzled 81 900 of funds intrusted to him in
the commission business.
The denns,rors of rho yraoLad ,i.r pu
Rochester have Amounted a. corST'HH "mA vi
fer with the directors and nresiGent s sbnnt I'm ths
ter,ns of sattIannaut LNFtr r., 49, ~.
ner cent, in notes runninG - tbrea vea a ii "
pected.
Owing to the failure of Governor Butler, of
Massachusetts, to make mention of the lionor
question in his inaugural, no regular committee
could he appointed by the Legislature upon that
subject; however, a joint special committee was
appointed.
A Nnutreal disnatch sovs +ba ,i,bui.ios
Perry IL Cassells, boot and shoe manufacturers
are 3 $4,000 and the assets Just half; SO. 900
worth of goods ara unaccounted for. Cassells
Will aes,Gn 10 trustees and obtain a discharge
from creditors.
The CHICAGO saIoon.keener. Assooio+io, hoe
concluded tn resist tha : a go i i"u.o" "ae
inc nr,re of heer u.s. detorraai,Uaad Nv 10y hn
hre If the latter viii umr snbrnit umo
cation VIII import beer frOm Cincinnati, where
Old prices prevail.
Detccttvas in C1eve1,rd ouon
watchrs from a nownsbon and ~, fnaI 9 H.
when led to tha nrr.sf Of I a WJI1n, ' a oio"
terer from Detroit ia h,s sinoa hann - " 80
-, ~ - 8 - 10 ',IIHSu