The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-29

The Masonic Temple at Warsaw is approach
ing completion, and Will soon be ready for oocu-
patton
The citizens of Busseron township, Kox eoun-
~ will have big fish fry at Funk's Landing on
Thursday.
There is some talk Of establishing maleahle
fron-works at Madison, by number OF ClDcin-
natl gentlemen.
A soldiers reunion is to be held az Loagootee
on September Ii, Ia and 10, TO which all veter-
ans are invited.
churches at Utica was a grand success. About
1900 people were in attendance.
twelve-year-old son of Alb. Hines, of Clay
City. was killed the other day by log rolling
over him and crushing him to death.
The Lawrenceburg Daily Press has ceased to
doaFish, much tn the regret Of its readers as it
was a very spicy and readable paper
A carload of groceries consigned to Vineennes
parties caught fire at SparksvilIe on the o. & NJ,
on Saturday, and ruined the whole lot
Richmond driver. horse and wagon went
over a forty-f perpendicular emhankment on
Monday, ana neither was damaged doflar's
worth.
Fireman Martin Laffey was killed and James
Coughin and George Anderson injured at the
on Sunday.
Riley The Hoosier poet, has been in Carroll
county almost a week and has given two of his
popular lectures under the auspices of the
county normal.
Ed. R. Chrisman, Of Fayette county. received
the appointment to tile West Point cadetship
day, at Richmond.
The directors of the Farmers Bank, Richmond,
have given notice that the affairs of the bank
VIII be closed up, but all depostors Will be paid
in full after the Sd of September
The little seven-year-old son of Bradley Tout,
of Danvllle, was accidentally killed on Monday
evening by being run over by heavily-loaded
wagon, both wheels passing over his body.
Mrs. william Markham, OF Terre Haute, hut a
short time married, had quarrel with some
members of her family, went home and took
poison, from the effects of which she died on
Monday.
Mrs. Dick johnson, of Jacksonville attempted
suicide, ON Monday. The act WAS prompted by
her husbands abuse, who has been drunk regu-
1arly every Saturday. when he abused his wife
in a shameful manner.
At Charlottesville, on Sunday night. two men
armed with revoIvers stopped "Duhie" WATSON,
q cabman. rs he was driving along the street,
and demanded mis- money. He told them he had
only quarter and they let him go.
A Lafayette young lady, Miss Elite Birch, ran
away from home on Monday, to marry the man
OF her choice, although the weddIng-day set
for an October day. at her fathers house. The
young people COULDN'T wait six weeks longer.
c. E. Claypool, nephew of Congressman Cal
kins, is perhaps the most youthful editor In In-
DIANA He is but twenty-oue, and for almost
two years mas successfully edited the Delphi
Journal, the Republican organ of Carroll county
The old Hoosier Loan and Building Associ-
alton, of Aurora will wind up its affairs this
week. This association has been very sue
cessful, never having had to purchase a mort
gage, and never having suffered from a bad
loan.
man named McGregor living on Altman
creek. Daviess county, shot himself accidentally
in the lower part OF the abdomen with his re-
y0lver, which he was conveying from one pocket
TO another. TIE wound is severe, but not dan
gerous.
On Sunday afternoon an eghteen-months-old
child of Mr.. McLain, of Terre Haute, fell out of
the secondstory window. down to the pavement
below. The only injury it sustained a
scratch on one leg. Its escape Is attributed to
its being very fleshy.
Nick Sheets, aged twenty-three. workman in
the employ of Anger & Son, while at work on the
House building, at Madison, on Monday, fell
through the hatch of the second floor. He struck
GU the bare rafters OF the first floor ana was
badly bruised about the head and shoulders.
Herman Lane, an o. & NJ. yardmap at Vim
cennes, was caught between the cars on Monday
evening, and was seriously if not fatally injured
in the groin. He was in the act OF coupling,
when the train backed up on him, and the link
in the stationary car pinned him to the bump
ers.
Several days ago Charles, son of James Yea
don, of New Albany, went wadng in Failing
run. This ne kent up for sometime. and return
ing home. blue spots made their appearance on
his legs and body. Blood poisoning resulted,
and the lad died on Sunday morning. after in
tense suffering.
A general reunion of Northern Indiana East
ern Ohio and Southern Michigan soldiers will
take place at Auburn, Sept. 19 and 90 1888.
All the G. A. K. posts in the territory above
2amed are expected to be present, also a battery
of artillery, g. A. r. posts attending In a body
will he accommodated with quarters.
James Mansfield, aged seventeen years. a
brakeman on the Airline railroad. was killed on
Sunday morning a: the first water tank west of
Georgetown. He was employed on a freight
train, and was on top of the As the train
passed the water-tank the pipe of the tank
struck young Mansfield, knocking him off the
car.
The Elkhart Review says that city has not
been completely at the mercy of the bum-
mers. drunken men and general lawlessness for
many years at present. Arrests are few COM
pared with the number of drunken men who APP
near on the streets daily, and vet there were
seven cases In the lookup at one time on Satur-
Gay afternoon.
Miss Hattie White, young lady OF BOOnvle,
'tuempted suicide by taking an over
lose of morphine. Medical aid was called IN.
and after a hard fight the girls life was saved.
Hattie is about eighteen years of age, and tine
'.ause of her attempting to end her life is as
signed TO the perfidy other lover, who is now in
Jail on the charge of horse stealing.
ILLINOIS.
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