The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-06
SUNDAYS NEWS IN BRIEF.


Domestic.
Antonio Desmonia was killed in the attempt
to board train at Cairo. Ill.,
w F. Richards. postmaster at Clarksburg, w.
Va, was Shot by A. c. Osborn.
Gustav Fox, Cincinnati, diamond dealer,
assigned, with assets in excess of liabilities.
The Maeable Iron Works. of Youngstown,
O., have been put into the hands of receivers.
The workmen of Gerry & Gaddiss furniture
| factory, Olney, ILL.,, raised a Blaine and Logan
pole.
Annie Frickhof twelve-year-old Cincinnati
girl, was run over and killed by runaway
| horse.
Emil Dahlheimer & Co, Cincinnati jewelers..
assigned; assets $40 900, liabilities $50 600 pre-
| ferenees 5l621L
Rev J. H Foy. Of St Louis who seeded
| from the Christian Church. admitted into
| the Episcopal Church.
An explosion at Ehler, johnson & BASES paper.
| cap factory, Cincinnati resulted in the death of
| James Goodwin, an employe
The election in Newport, Ky, resulted in the
| election Of the whole Republican ticket with the
exception of president of board of education
P. J. Yorkey, while riding on a freight at
Detroit, Mich, struck his head against a bridge,
| was knocked under the train and cut in two
The mills of r. & B. B. Knight. at Natck, r.
| l., and of the Quidnick Manufacturing Company,
as Quidnick, print cloths have shut down for
! two weeks or more.
| A temporary bulkhead at the Niagara eleva-
| tor, Buffalo, gave way. Thomas DAILY was
| buried in grain and suffOcated to death. Two
| other men were injured.
James Graves and wife, the husband
| Der of the firm of Fox Brothers, jewelers., New
! York, were arrested with $40 900 worth of unset
| diamonds in their possession.
A train of empty dump cars the Boston &
| Providence railroad, between East FoXborough
| and Mansfield, divided and part was wrecked
| Two 81 uiuPed thar they will die.
A party of boys went out camping near Bing-
| hamtOn, n. Y, and one of them accidentally dis
| charged musket into the crowd of his compan-
ions killing one and fatally injuring another.
Base BaIl.-Columbus 4, Allegheny 4; Chi
| cago I, New York ); Baltimore Unions Z Kan
| Sas City Unions .; Philadelphia 4, Detroit 3;
| Buffalo l, Providence 4; Milwaukee 2, Boston 0.
Officer James Edgar, of Newport in resisting
| the assault Of a number of rufians at the Fourth
| ward polls In that city, accidentally shot and
seriously wounded Mr. Chris. Weber, by
| stander
General Logan addressed the grandest political
| gathering ever held in Central Ohio, at Chilli
| Gothic Saturday evening. SEIZURE will be there
| in day or two and Mr. Blaine will visit the
city the next day.
james Villeneuve, son of the mayor of St
| Jean Baptiste Canada. took ST. 400 from his
| father and eloped with Quebec girl to the
| United States The youthful pair we're captured,
| and the money recovered.
Daniel Stewart, of Pike county, Ala, has just
| reached his l03d birthday HIS wife will be
| ninety three next month. They have known each
other since childhood, and have been welded sew
| enty years. Both are enjoying good health.
A dispatch from Halifax says a sail boat con
| tanning John Boyd, Donald Morrison, John Gil
| lis and jonathan Gillis of Baddsck. capsized
| during the squat near 3ouard, on Friday even
| ing, and Boyd and the two Gillises were drowned.
Bank Examiner Ellis, of Cincinnati has com
! pleted his investigation of the Logan National
| Bank at West Liberty, O. 1t is his opinion
| if the affairs of the bahk are managed wisely
there will be no loss to the depositors or stock
| holders
John McCulloughs only sister Mrs. h. NJ,
| Wart who lives at DunmOre, Pa, says she
| noticed year ago her brother was beginning to
fail She attributed It to the exhaustive mental
labor, and begged him to leave tine stage for the
season. but he could not resist the infatuaton
for acting.
The editorial staff of the New York Herald
has been thoroughly shaken up since James
| Gordon Bennett returned from abroad. Two
weeks ago nineteen editors and reporters were
dismissed. and on Thursday thirty nine addi-
tIonal employees were discharged. There are va
rious reasons assigned for this meye on Mr..
| Benefits part. One, which is more generally
| discussed than any other. is that the Herald has
for many months been falling away in eireula
| ton. 1t is stated on the authority of an en-
plove who went out with the procession of thir-
tynne that the Heralds circulation has shrunk
| little over 40 per cent