The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-23

/ tority of twenty-four VOTES at the November
| election. Frederick, his Democratic opponent,
! Claims TO have discovered errors in the count of
votes that will reverse the result and give him a
| margin of 100 votes more.
The supply store OF Ex-Governor James L..
/ Alcnrn, locasred on his plantation, near Jones'
/ town, Miss, burned on Friday. Loss on building
! and stock. 81 5000. The fire is supposed to be
/ the work Of an incendlary.
Emma Abbott. who is singing at Detroit,
tainted away in the midst of an opera, on Friday
night, nut was restored sufficiently to go on with
her part 1t is said she is troubled by sleepless-
ness, brought on by overwOrk.
| George 3. Rimmer, John Wertz and Alexander
I1eaman, convicted of arson, were sentenced at
Lancaster, Pa, ON Saturday afternoon Rlmmer
sixteen years Imprisonment, Wertz ten, aud
Leaman three In the county prison.
The Coleman county Courthouse at Coleman
CITY, Tex, was broken into, Friday night All
tue criminal indictments We're DESTROYED and the
were carried away. No clew to the perpetrat
ors.
A stiff wind from the northeast has been blow
ing most of the time for twenty -fonr hours on
Lake Michigan, which is very rough. Vessels
coming in to Chicago more or less damaged,
ana 1t Is feared some have been driven on the
west shore.
The Toledo Morning Telegram and Commercial
was sold on Saturday by j. B. Battelle & Co. to
j. NJ Comfy, A. W Francisco and A. E. Lee, all
of Columbus. The price is understood TO be
F3o,OOO cash. IL Will be continued as q Repub-
lican paper
a Farmervile, La, special SAYS that during q
severe storm on Saturday afternoon d. Stein u
Co.'s hle wall was blown down, demoiishng "a
small frame building, II. G. GlassOns saloon.
Glassnn was killed, and w. A. Darby probably
fatally injured.
Work at Keel Ridge mine, Michigan, has been
abandoned, as IL is Impossible to take the bodies
out, the earth caving in faster than the men can
take IL our, and the cavity being of such nature
that IL cannot be timbered. The danger IS SO
great that men refuse TO work.
The cowboys, now a strike in the "Pan-
handle" district, becoming more violent.
One hundred well armed are encamped at Las
Cosa. Oldham county, under the leadership OF
one Harris, and make open threats of violence
against all VINO may come to take their places.
stephen Cunning hafu, owner of port able saw
mill AT Brandon, Knox county, o., was terribly
nangled, ON Friday, by falling upon the saw
whlle 1t was in motion On arm was cut of and
the saw passed nearly through his body, sever
ing his intestines and liver. A strange feature
OF the case Is that Cunningham is still living, but
with no possible chance of recovery.
Last Wednesday, at Milton, KY. lightning
struck the residence OF Vim. Wise. Going down
the chimney, II demolished the stove and seat
tered the OCCUPANTS of the room hlther and
thlther. Mrs. Wise was knocked senseless,
was also her brother, while her son Albert, aged
ahout ten, Jared the worst, being struck on the
left side below the hip, and burnt down to his
feet. small child OF Mrs. Green, IA nelghbOr,
was also stunned and lay for more than twenty
minutes apparently dead, but was resusciated.