The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-31
I~hLEGRAPHIC BREvIrIrs

DAeItl1IES
g the First North Z. member of Congress-elect firm,
gerously i'll. u~iStrict, is reported dan,
free-deii 20 nuaster-gener has directad 49,
Wis, beginninss stem De established at sIsd;;s u
me board of alderman .,
c1ni oruefed Quarantine uence' X. L..
ooHlhS from Baltimore. "s"'uSe all vessels
frozen in rue re hundred vessels, potato lad.0
ed re ~ the Bay Of Halifax. ana ~ laden, ara
~ " get out before spring """"re not expect
nhine association of textile Sahr,..
instrn I1itected $4,000 to estabIiSh vi rnnadel-
sNi'" III the textile art. So"ool Tor
smallpox has brokeD a.
bS eiIp IN Minnesota. ActIvo nx : band OF
'"Aeh To cut ont the disease measures are
broker has !: Brown, a New York barLar
NJ Zion' va la taken to the pulpit. He u "nAer and
a. ZION chapel, Fifty-second straa ~ VIII preach
Inc Marquis of Lorne and bis srn
ton. and ia W1IrninS at New York from va.Itved
n Montfeal In the eveDin@
y" ath of the
'olims VI the CoDnotton a..e, t4..@ay collision
to the carelessness of Train Dispatcher Gray.
Charles Tough, engaged with Edison, Moore &
Co., at Detroit. fell from the third floor through
the elevator hatch, and was mashed to pieces.
Martin Mass and Henry Won volten, alleged
forgers, who were arrested in Brooklyn for forge
ries in Chicago, were taken back there yester-
day.
The Court of Claims has given the executors OF
James Green Judgment for $50, $50 for the use
of the Mansion House, in Alexandria, Va, during
the war.
Ashley W. Wright, who is said to have been q
colonel of an Illinois cavalry regiment during
the war, killed himself with a revolver at Mer
ced, Cal.
Christian Denhauser was found dead at Louis.
vile yesterday morning. He was a chronic
druukard, tfty years old, and was last seen MOu-
day night.
An effort to repeal the felony clause In gamb.
lug in st. Louis, was made in the Legislature.
Yesterday, and was defeated by the decided vote
of 80 to ~.
John Gibbons. a CO 3tractor on the Springfield
& Memphis railroad, was assassInated last FRI
day evening. He was shot from the brush by au
unknown person.
Governor Littleield, OF Rhode Island, deliv-
cred his annual message yesterday. 1t WIS sim
ply devoted to local affairs, and did not touch
OH national topics.
John A. Eorhury, convicted of arson by SET
ting fire to his saloon, at st. Louis, to obtain the
insurance, was sentenced yesterday to ten years
in the penitentiary.
The message of Governor Ireland, of Texas,
favors the appointment of railroad commission
ers, and also cOunsels State interference for bet
ter telegraph facilities.
Theobaud Bauer and Clarence Whistler have
signed an agreement TO wrestle GrBeo-Roman.
best two in three back-falls, for $500 a side, to
occur in Kansas City within ten days.
The Board OF Trade of Cleveland yesterday
adopted resolutions protesting against the trauS-
fer of the United States marine servioe from
the Treasury to the Navy Department.
Services over the remains OF the late Arch
bishop Hughes took place in st. PatricE's Cathe-
dral at New York, yesterday. Cardinal MoClos-
key and other dignitaries were present.
The engine Nssoopie blew up yesterday after
noon on the Lehlgh Valley railroad. John Miller,
the engineer, and August Youngblood, Louis
Cover and X. Nauss, ~brakenen, were injured.
LAWS Lewis, a tooacco importer of Montreal,
has absconded to the United States, leaving
debts OF $45, 900. Detectives are in pursuit OF
the fleeing manager OF an extensive factory.
Marshal Gushing, of western Texas, went to
Tennessee with Defaulter Polk, and the Federal
Court hat to adjourn for lack OF attention. He
has been reported to Attorney-genersl Brewster.
E. r. Ryan, n well-knOwn insurance man OF
Chicago. who died Monday morning, was q scout
in the Union army, and shared the horrors OF
Libby aud Andersonville with other unfortunate
prisoners.
Cassimer Rebatzki. a single man, aged afty
years, and a laborer, suicide at Mil
waukee, Monday evening by hanging himself In
q shed in the rear of his boarding house. Re-
batzki was a Bohemian.
The damage by storm at Denver, Monday,
Will exceed 100000. The injury. to the shops
several thousand dollars, aud other large estalp-
lishnents suffered 5eveerly.
Blood marks on the ice in the river at Cedar
Rapids, and portions OF a woman's hair. together
with the discovery Of a newly-made hole. gave
rise to suspicion of murder, aud men dragged
for the body, but without success.
Judge Barr yesterday appointed Sam B. Grad
clerk Of the United States District Court. at
Louisville, Kentucky, vice Austin Ballard re-
signed. Grail is also clerk OF the United States
Circuit Court, and will fill both Offices.
The Jury In the case of James T. Browu, ex-
storekeeper of the Philadelphia alinshouse,
| charged with forgery and conspiring with Mayor
Phipps and Others to defrand the city, came into
court yesterday with IA verdict of guilty.
Captain Henry Freeman, formerly govern
ment inspector OF tin mines in Australia, who
has been prospecting for tin In Mexico the past
year and IA half, ia returning to st. Louis, bring
( lug with him nearly q ton of rich ores and
sinelted tin found IN the State OF Durango, Mex.
leo.
Fred Smith, eighteen years old, an appren.
1 tica. fell into a bran min at Hicks. Brown Il Cog
and was suffocoted. The dead body was found
half an hour after he was noticed near the b In,
tho bran in which was ten feet deep. Nothing
is known as to how he fell IN.
Justice G. Rogers, the father OF Dennis
Rogers, a lawyer of Grand Rapids, Mich, COM
united suicide Monday morning at his home,
by cutting his throat with a razor, He was q
pioneer farmer of that section, having settled
Ia that county in 1925. Dependency, caused
10y continued III health, is supposed to have
eho .AN