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

claim should have been paid long since for the
iorty acres which We g sold BY them 10 Bishop
Feehen in 1856
Aseyere storm prevailed on the coast of Scot
land Friday. and considerable loss OF property is
reported Three vessels went ashore at Aberdeen.
bark was driven ashore at Holynead and her
crew Of twenty-six persons drowned.
Parnell win make another visit to Dublin before
ne starts for the United States He wishes TO hold
conference with the organ zers of the Irish Ma
tonal Land League as TO the interests OF that or
2anization in Ireland and respecting his move
ments while in America.
negro hailirg from Crab Orchard. XIV. last
week. supposed TO be an escaped convict took
refuge In house 10 Missouri town The officers
who attempted to arrest him were wounded and
had to burn the house iu order 10 drive him out.
He was struck by two bullets.
A fall Of a substance resembling sulphur is re-
ported to have taken place on three successive
nights In the vicinity of Princeton, KY last week
The people theresbout are grestly sgitsted. They
believe that the earth is about 20 be covered with
coating OF sulphur in order that IL will burn
| readily.
the Mississippi, at Belmont NO., Saturday, and
Is total loss Her barges were recovered Cap
tain atkinson was blown 500 yards and picked up
by q skih. Two firemen. two coal psssers and the
Waterman are missing. The rest of the crew es.
capped with slight injuries.
Mrs. Emeline Meaker was hanged at Windsor
W.. Friday, for the murder of her step-daughter
q crime Of which she protested her Innocence on
the gallows. At Leesburg. Va, Charles w. Beaner
(colored) was executed for rspe upon child, aud
the murder OF q Mr.. Mcdowell.
The new plan of prohibition agitation in Mis-.
souri, consists in the Incorporation of Mutual
Bsneht Association. TO which total abstain only
every Ward and Township, to be paid By a per
centage OF the initiation fees. He is to preach to-
tai abstinence ana drum for the Association at the
same time.
Seven more bodies were discovered Friday in
DiQmOnn m RrQf ht,f
badly decomposed that il was impossible to take
them through the narro~ passage that had been
The proposition 70 organize O volunteer search of
miners has been abandoned, no one being found
willing to engage in the enterprise.
Charles Booth. German book keeper formerly
employed by Z. and II. T. Anthony, OF New York,
dealers in Photographic materials. was arrested
last week on charge of EN- bezzjement. Informa-
ton had reached headquarters previously that
James A. Burnett, formerly cashier Tor the same
firm. had been arrested in Colorado on q similar
warrant. The defalcation amounts to sl36S0
decision by the First Comptroller of the Treas
ury Will ease the mind OF Colonel Thomas Ocnil-
tree, C0ngressmanelect from Texas, as to his sal
airy Representative. When Colonel Ocbiltrs e
vacated the Office of United States Marshal of
Texas be was several thousand dollars in arrears
with the Government. and the deficit has never
been made up. When Ochiltree was elected 10
Congress 1t was suggested that this Claim might
be made to Offset his salary, aud Judge Lawrence
so decided; but TeheariDg was granted, and the
Judge now rules that such offset can not be made
in the case of a Congressman.
The Catholic Review has advices from Rome
STATING mat me Holy See has appointed Rev. JO-
seph Rsdemechet, OF the Diocese of Fort Wayne,
to the see of Nashville. vacant by the promotion
Of Archbishop Feehan to ChicsgD. Bishop Bron-
del, of Nanc0uver's Island has been amounted
Apostolcl Administrator of the Vicsraie of Mon
tana- now added to the Province of Oregon, out
heretofore belonging 10 the Province of ct. Louis
aud adm nistered By the Vic trs of Idaho and Ne
o-aska. Father JO1ckau is appointed COadj tutor
cum jnre TO the b shop of Vancouver. MonslgnoI
Brondel VIII reside in Montana, and, after reor
gsn'zirg the Diocese, will be formally transferred
TO il.