The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-22
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| At Shasta, CAL, Tuesday, Mrs Barnes TO save
| her fathers life, shot her husband who wanted
\ to kill him.
The Legislature Of Tennessee has passed law
requiring that executions be conducted here
after in private
The display of cautonary signals along Lakes
Mlchlgan, Huron, Erie and Ontario will be re-
sumed on April l.
A child of five years who was bitten by dog
az sioux City, Ia. on Friday, died of hydro
phobia on Tuesday.
G. C. Fullerton, the veteran editor and pro-
prietor of the Baltimore American, is lying at
the point of death.
The Governor of New Jersey has reprieved
James Treglown, sentenced 20 hang Wedn esday
next, until April Is.
There were 40,522 more hogs packed in Gin
clnnati during the season of 1SS2-83 than in
the preceding season.
The iron exchanges and all the leading iron
merchants in New York city have agreed TO
close on Good Friday.
One hundred shots were fred at three fleeing
burglars in Wheeling, with the result of slightly
Woundlng one OF them.
e. B. Edwards, of Batavia, Ill., while repairing
q wind engine at the stockyards at Roanoke,
va, Tell and was killed.
The Governors room in the New York city hall
has been set apart for the reception of the re-
mains or John Howard Payne.
Inc Dill prohibiting the acceptance OF railroad
passes Dy state officers has passed its third
reading In the Pennsylvania Senate.
The exports of breadstuffs for the Gig hit months
ending with February indicate an increase of
Sl4,OOOOO0 over the same months of last year.
Casper Noulte. German farmer, living near
St. vincent, Mlnn, was found frozen to death,
on Monday afternoon, about fifteen rods from
his house.
German named Bescher, Of Dubuque, a.,
was heeced by confidence men of $3.50 on an
day night
James Tomlinson was attacked on a road near
wilson, n. o., Monday night, by negro named
Lemon Barnes. Tomlinson shot Barnes through
the head, killing him.
Louise Wende, slxreen-yearold German girl,
was beaten and outraged in thickly populated
section of East st. Louis by a well-dressed per-
son, on Monday night.
law has been enacted by the New York State
Leslsiatnre requiring that all telegraph and tel,
ephone lines in the cities of New York and
Brooklyn be laid under ground
Burhard Braw who was convicted Friday
last az Monroe, Green county, Wis., for the muir
DER OF Henry Stussy last November, has been
sentenced to State prison for life.
The Rev. George Kettell, presiding elder of the
New York East Methodist conference, died sud-
denly, on Monday evening, of neuralgia of the
heart lie was born in Boston May g. 1915.
A street ARRAY occurred at Pine Bluff Ark, on
tuesday, between Emanuel Bloom, white, and
Calvin Perry, coored. The latter received three
wounds, which his physicians pronounced fatal.
Montana stochmen report that their herds have
wintered unusually well. the losses not exceed
ing per cent. Grass is coming up finely, and
there is every reason to expect favorable
season.
The Western Pig iron Association met yester-
day at PittsOurg in regular quarterly session,
but transacted no business of Importance.
UNCHANGED.
The Tennessee Legislature has passed a bill
granting a pension of $40 per month each TO
such citizens of the State as serving in the Fed
eral or Confederate armies in the civil war, lost
one or both eyes.
William Seemuer, IT., telegraph editor of the
Baltimore Day, died at his residence on Tuesday
afternoon from typhoid fever He a prom
islug journalist and a fine linguist He was
twenty-eight years old.
In the case of the Forest Oil Company against
the Pnrviance heirs, for possession of thirty
acres OF land in Butler county, Pa, valued at
$3OO,O0O, the State Board OF Property yester-
day Issued patent to the heirs.
Alderman John Howard, of East Saginaw
Mich. has been arrested for arson, his purpose
being 10 destroy certain books showing embez-
Elements while he was a partner in the firm OF
Cook d Howard, salt manufacturers.
Iucendiaries are at work all along the New
Jersey coast. conversation was overheard
between three of them, in which plan was laid
to destroy Asbury Park. They appeared at the
place as arranged, but did not carry out their
design, and seven watchmen allowed them to
escape.
The case of 1.-The State against Iashysy for the
crime of rape on the person of his niece, Jennie
Lashway, was concluded at Menominee, Wis, on
Monday night, after a trial of two days The
jury was out fifteen minutes, and rendered q YER
dict OF guilty, The man was sentenced to thirty
years in States prison.
On Sunday Pleasant Dennis, colored, shot and
instantly killed John Adkerson at Camp Shana-
han, on the Kentucky Central railroad extension.
Anderson under the influence of whisky,
kylarking with lot of boys, having at the same
time stone in his hand. Dennis came up and
ordered Anderson to drop the stone, and drew q
pistol, which he fired, the bah going through the
victims body, killing him instantly. Dennis
escaped. Anderson was a harmless fellow.
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