The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-06-13

society. 1t wss confidently expected that this
statt ment would lead 10 reprieve. Just before
bis Death Kelly repeated promise made TO his
mother. that he would leave no statement or letter
regarding the N uIders. This looks as though
knew something about them, and that Mr.. Narian
must have been mistaken.
Chester w. Chaplin. a pioneer in railway enter
prises in the East. dled yesterday at Ludlow,
Mass, having attained his eighty-fiffh year qe
was member OF the Forty Fourth Congfess His
estate Is worth about s. 090 OO0 althOlgn ne had
ALWAYS been liberal with his means. amo " mis-
public gifts being $4,000 in stock and bonds to
Amherst College.
The Sublime Porte has notified &c ,eral Wallace
the United StOtes Minister at COnsianiinople. that
when the commercial treaty between Turkey and
the United States expires. in March next, toe i'm
pcrtstion of all American meats, lard and SINH
lar products viii be prohibited No Commits
SODer bas yet been appointed by the Washington
Government TO negotiate for renewal Of the
uesty.
The families of sixteen striking coal miners Of
Pinckneyville, H.. who were lodged in Jail the
other day for riotously ssSsulting the men en-
ployed in their places demanded That tue Coua.y
commissioners furnish them with means OF sub
sistence while the heads of families are impris-
oned. Being refused aid. the women attacked the
non-union miners as they were going to work and
drove them back.
Charles Pollock. aged twenty.eight years, and
the son OF wealthy resident of Vincennes. Ind
killed himself at his fathers residence. Saturday
night. The cause of the tragedy is unknown.
The couple had been married about six months.
and had lived happily together. al though the hus
band was addicted 10 strong drink. He laid his
plans carefully for the execution OF the doubl :
crime They were buried together Monday.
The Iowa Democratic Convention at Des Moiues
completed its labOrs Wednesday, by the nomina-
tion of l.. G. Kline, of Tama County, for Cover
Lieutenant Governor; Judge HAYES for Tudge of
the Supreme Court. and Edgar Farr. of Page
County. for superintendent of Public Isstrucioa
and by the adoption of a platform that declares
IN favor of civil tesylce reform, oenounces the
late Republican Congress for extrava-
revenue only. Constitutional prohibition, and fa-
yors what is denomiEated as "a wei regulated
license law" and asserts the right aud duty of the
State TO regulate the charges for carrying freight
and passengers on railways within the State.
The two Barber brothers. who were taken on
70 keep them from mob violence, were returned
TO the latter place Friday, the Supervisors of
buchanan County refusing 10 expose the
molition. An hour before midnight the
Waverly jail was attacked by large crowd OF
men, aimed with axes crOwbars and beams
whose demand for the surrender of the desoera-
does had been refused by the Jsler. At IL 80 an
entrance was effected when the muTderers were
House, where they were hanged TO a tree. The
mob was led by brother OF a man whom the
BaIbers had killed.
General Crook was seen as late as May % by
Mexican officers, IN ZAhuaripa, = district in the
southeastern part OF Sonora. and up 70 that time
had had no engagement with the renegade In
dams The hostiIes had, however, been driven
from Their stronghold and forced TO divide into
small small parties ,hs Il was the Generals ex.
the Sierra MsdTe Mountains, they would be
captured by the Mexican troops in SDnnra and
chihuahua. or by The United States forces on the
northern side of the mountains 1t is believed tue
hostiles are poorly supplied with ammunition. At
The date mentioned General Crook re-entered the
Sierra Nadre Range With the expectation OF driv-
l. g out some Of the Chiricshua Apsches. His
march up 10 that time had been attended with
much hardship, but the troops were in exce.lant
condition
The Ohio Republican Convention at Columbus
Wednesday, nominated Judge j. B. Foraker. of
Cincinnati, for Governor; w. G.. Rose. of Clsve-
Land for Lieutenant Governor; w. II. Epson and
J, H. Doyle for Judges Of the Supreme
Court: Dwight CroWell for Clerk OF
the Supreme Court; n B. Elrnhart of Miami
County, for Attorney General; J F. OsleTee. of
Clark County, for Auditor; J. c. Brown of JeG4r-
son County, for Treasurer. and Leo weliz OF VII
mingtOn. for member of the Board OF Public
Works. The platform advocates pro- ectiVe ts-i6,
lsuds the Republican party for its achievement, Is
IN the past quarter of century ndorses Pre,id
| Ar;hurs Administration, approves the submission
of the Drohibt'ory amendment 70 the Constitution
TO vote Of the people, condemns the contract la
| bor system, and avOws desire for reform of the
| civil service.