The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-20
From Exchanges ana Correspondenoe

From Exchanges ana Correspondence.
John Moore, an old citizen of Peru, died sud
denly on Thursday
The driven-well people in parts of Elkhart and
Laporte counties are organizing for n fresh CON
test.
vile, has failed. Liabilities $4,000; insurance
S., 400.
Revival meetings are progressing with salts
factory results in many of the churches of New
Albany.
The relief committee of New Albany has col
lected $93S.35 for relief of the flood sufferers in
Germany.
The new Grant county courthouse has been
mpleted and accented by the commissioners.
The building cost %l66,O36.3o.
The new NJ f. Church at Mo0resvllle will be
dedicated on Thursday, Fen: l. at 10 A. N.
Bishop Bowman and DIR. j. $. Woods, OF New AL
bany. are 70 be orators of the day.
The Crescent spole-wOrks, OF Sey mour, desire
to locate IN Nlncennes, and Will do so provided
81 coo in stock subscribed by citizens of that
place The corporation will guarantee per
cent. interest ON the subscription.
The finest collection OF oil paintings, engrav-
ings and statnary in southern Indiana ~ that of
Mr. w. C. DePauw, of New Albany, purchased
while on his recent trip to Europe, Asia and
Africa. In paintings he has many rare gems.
Judge Moves, OF South Bend, TO whom the
Rush bond case was re ferred for special findings
has decided that the bondsnen of the last two
terms were holden for %i7,33S.69 of the $4,000
shortage The legal limit for the payment of
this is ninety days.
Deputy Sheriff budding. of Hancock county,
has arrested Jefferson Urev, of New Palestine,
to answer the charge of blowing IN a saloon in
New Palestine lately, on two indictments He
was held i'll the sum of 5000 bail i'll each case,
which he failed to give.
Rev NJ. l. Garrison, the evangelist, OF New
Albany, assisted by his wife, is conducting II
series of meetings mt MauckpOrt, The meetings
have been IN progress some time, and number
have gone forward ana confessed, while several
have been nnnointed
7 haot -
ris"n county, has mysteriousiy disappeared.
When she left the township was indebted to her
about go for teaching. which has never been
called for, and her continued absence eXcites
alarm among her many friends.
At especial meeting OF the TippecanOe county
commissioners. held on Thursday, report
against p. p. Culver. After IA number of deduc-
tous, the amount uue the county is stated 10y the
report to be S7.G0j 90. This sum liz made up of
| fees claimed by the commissioners to have ueen
collected without warrant of law. Mr.. Culver
denies the validity of the claim and refuses to
settle.
Albany, was destroyed by fire on Thursday
morning Loss from $4,000 to 81 ), 00G. The
Insurance was placed with several cOmnanies,
as follows: Mag ira, of New York, 81 600 New
York Underwriters, $3.50; Royal, $3.50: Prnnsyl-
wanna Fire, $3.50; North American. of Phiadel-
phiH, $3.50; total insurance, $1,000. Mes0rs.
Klrrmer will commence the rebuilding of their
factory Immediately after the insurance is paid.
ILLINOIS.
Altamont, Effingham county. il agitated over
n coal mine. A meeting was held and they pro-
pose to get to business at once.
The dead body of man. hidden under a lot of
brush and leaves, was found Monday, near
Craig Station, few miles from Belcville. The
skull was badly crushed leaving no donbt that
the man had been murdered, but by whom is not
known,
The wife of W. Wade, the freight agent at Cen
tralia, attempted suicide by cutting her throat
with a case knife Mrs Wade mas been partially
insane for several years. ana has once before
attempted self-destruc;ion. Her recovery is
doubtful.
The Rev. A. Michael for several years the
Catholic priest ut Hampshire, died on Thursday,
| aged hfty-three OF lato there has been "A dis
seneion in the church society, and several mem
bers wrote LETTERS to the bishop Of tho diocese
relative to the pastor. fne recipient OF these
communications returned them to the priest
whom they concerned for explanation. Father