The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-04-04
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

President Arthur will take trip to Florida
Debt reduction for March is estimated at &c.
509,COO
The Ice King still holds the key to the harbor OF
st. Johns, N. b.
The complete recovery of the German Emperor
is ofhcially announced.
Six fishing smacks snd forty teamen were lost
In the gale on the English coast
A band of $50 emigrants left Belmullet, Mayo,
Ireland, Friday, for the United States.
Six million bushels Of coal are coming down
the Ohio from Pittsburg on the present rise.
The Orleans Princess are said to have mortgaged
their French possessions for 20, 100000 francs.
The people in Germany are still sending contri-
buttons for the Western flood sufferers in this
country.
Rev. Dr. Nicholson. of Philadelphia. has de.
clned to accept the office of Bishop of the Diocese
OF Indiana.
Half million dollars In bullion was Withdrawn
from the Bank of England Friday, for shipment
to New York.
Queen Victoria rode out in her carriage last
week. She is recovering the use OF her knee, and
her general health is good.
At Bloomington Saturday Robin P Dunn killed
his vile and attempted TO slaughter his children,
but was prevented by citizens
Our Government has notified that of Canada
that there Is no objec ion this side of the line
to The export of bonded whisky.
One hundred ana fifty persons. driven from
their homes on the coast of County Mayo by
famine have sailed for America,
John Slsdower. charged with five murders and
several lesser crimes, is under arrest and on his
way to N ssissippt County, Arkansas.
man named Kyle was almost completely
scalped near Mt. Gilead. o., last week, by beng
struck with a tree that he was telling.
At Rome. GA, last Thursday, lobe Ware "get.
tiDgin the way'' of Enoch Freeman the latter
killed Ware. Both are colored conyicts.
Hon Hiram Tousley. of Albion Ind. died
suddenly Thursday morning at the residence Of
his sonin- law, Byron A. Wood, in Toledo. D.
George w. COnkling, Jr., who killed W. III
Hsyerstiok, his sisters paramount, in New York,
recently, has been indicted for manslaughter.
A woman known SAllie bloomington. arrest
ed in Greenfield, Ind, has given information con-
corning sang of horse thieves that may lead TO
their capture.
Thursday morning at 1890 Simon williams shot
and killed William j. Wallace and mortslly
wounded his son Tom in an alteration In saloon
IN B0onville, Ind.
vicinity, tits charged, were swindled out Of about
eco by an alleged insurance scheme called the
Amicable Investment Company.
IL Is said Ia st Louis that Mr. Henry Flad, of
that city, has information that he will be apr on
ed by the President to succeed James B. Eads on
the Mississippi River Commission.
Tie prohibitIonists of Missouri will issue an
address arraigaing the State Legislature for It's
fusal to submit prohibitory amendment of the
Constitution TO yose OF the people.
John NJ. Dingle. of New York City, was relieved
of 500 I'm a passenger car of the c., III. and ID.
Railroad. Thursday, by three Cincinnati sharpers.
while en- route from Cincinnati TO Dayton.
The st. Petersburg police raided house full OF
Nihilists, Saturday. capturing eight ana about IA
pounds of dynamite. Three of the officers were
wounded and one OF the Nihilists committed
suicide.
fleet OF thirty-seven barges, loaded with $50,
COO bushels OF coal broke loose saturday 81 Pitts
burg and swept down the river sinking four
steamers and tearing loose everything afoat that
lay in its way.
James s. Gold, the Alfordsville murderer. was
arrested and taken before the Mayor of Washing
ton, Ind, Thursday morning, charged with muir.
der Ia the first degree fu killing John Brigham
last Friday week.
Reports hat the whites are organizing to exter-
inmate the male Apsches on San Carlos reserva-
ton are given credence in the Southwest. They
are waiting q bit tn give General Cook an oppor-
tunity to do some fighting
At the examination of the two men arrested in
Liverpool with explosives 10 their possession an
expert testified that the Ignite dynamite found
in their hands could not have been made for any
legitimate commercial purpose.
The Catholics of Memphis much exercised
over the action of the representatives of the Kerr
estate who have fenced of forty acres OF Calvary
Cemetery, which contains eighty acres This Is
due TO- be non-payment of s6o0, which the heirs