The Indianapolis journal., 1883-08-29
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

stoutensburg, Vt, reports frost on Sunday
night.
Hanlan, the oarsman, will visit Cincinnati in
September.
Pierre .Lorillard and the Dwyer Bros, will
take their stables to Louisville for the races
next month.
Hog cholera has appeared at Patchogue, L. T.
A number of farmers have met with heavy losses
from the disease.
Mr.. Bender, promnen farmer near Ada @ ,
was killed by lightning, yesterday, while walk
ing near his house.
Henry Jones was banged early on Monday
morning at Raleigh, N. c., for the murder of
deputy sheriff Black.
]. c. Chinb, the owner of the PAGER Red Rose
offers to match him against any three year-od
in the world for $4,000.
The annual encampment of ex-soldiers and
sailors of Northern OHIO will he held on Sep
tember and z, at Chippewa Lake.
1t has been discovered that cattle shipped
from Montreal to Liverpool, and slau ghter ed
there. We're infected with Texan fever.
Mrs. Margaret Wood, seventy-eight years old
of Janesvie, Wis. fell into cistern on Sunday
and was drowned before she could be rescued.
John Deese was shot dead while riding in
buggy between Lake City and Wehurn, Fla
The assassin was concealed i'll a sohoOl-house.
The nominal Indebtedness of E. C. Stedman
of New York, is $l47, 900; actual liabilities, $62-
940; nominal assets, S91, 1,046; actual resources
$685. .S77.
A Chinese stock theatrical company ia forni
ing in New York TO produce Chinese plays 1t
is proposed to engage the company now in San
Francisco.
The What Cheer restaurant. In ST. Louis,
caught fire on Monday night, and Patrick Cros-
by, who was asleep upstairs, was suffocated by
the smoke.
The handsome new high-school building at
Fargo. ID. T., which has jnst been completed, at a
cost of $4,000, was dedicated on Monday with
elaborate exercises.
Mr.. JohG Reber, a wealthy resident of Laneas-
ter, O., died on Monday of heart disease, at the
age of severty-two He was known TO turfmen
all over the country.
william Nickens, n colored boy, deliberately
threw himself on the track before rapidly
moving freight train at London, o., on Monday,
and was instantly killed.
The Phillips House, In Dayton. Ohio, took fire
at l o'clock Monday night and was dam
aged to the extent of 50, 900. The guests es-
capped from the building without panic.
The Cheese Dealers Mercantile Exchange. of
New York, has resolved to hold daily meetings,
beginning September next, at which reports OF
the markets in all sections will be received.
Mrs Sarah Roberts committed suicide at DIR.
StrOng's Remedial Institute, at Saratoga, N. Y,
yesterday, by taking dose of poison. Cause
melan cholia, produced by illness and trouble.
Joseph II. Clark, while returning froIn New
Hope to his home, near New Haven, at
tackled by some one unknown and stabbed thir-
teen times. None of his wounds are dan cerous.
meeting of the creditors of James T. Paul &
Co., lumber dealers, Boston, agreed to accent
the proposition of forty cents on the dollar The
liabities are Direct $4,000; contingent,
,000
Arrangements have been made to welcome De
Moay Commandery of Knights Tcmplars, on
their return to Louisville from their victorious
trip to San Francisco. The demonstration Will
be made on the Exposition grounds
Arrangements are completed for Opeung the
Ohio State fair next Tuesday, and the pros
pect was never SO good for fine exhibition.