The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-15
SUNDAYS NEWS IN BRIEF.
Domestic.

Domestic.
Wilder g Co. s mines, atAshland, Ky, burned
loss, 500, 900.
The Long Island Coal Company assigned with
$45,0 900 preferences.
The government property at Harper's Ferry
The Montgomery oitworks, at Morrison, Pa,
bufned loss, $4,000
Robert Hoe, Of the Hoe printing press manu-
featuring firm, is dead
The application for a receiver for the Penn
Bank of Pittsburg was refused
Henry. Schroeder was acquitted by jury Of
the murder of Lewis Day, at Aurora, Ind.
Fire destroyed tihe plaining-mill of the Fort
Madison Iowal Lumber Company; loss, So, 900.
At Bay City, Mich Charles Colston was run
over and killed by the cars. He leaves a
family.
VIM. Johnson colored, fugitive from justice,
murdered his wife at Wallngford, Conn, and
escaped.
Barney Brennan was killed by train on the
Cincinnati Hamilton s. Dayton railroad, near
Glendale.
Archibald Wright, Judge Of the supreme
Court of Tennessee, died at Ravendon Springs,
Arkansas.
Z, Robert Cunningham, a section employee on the
Illinois Central railway, was struck and killed
by freight train, near Nation.
Captain L. G. Loid, postmaster at Ashland,
Pa has been arrested, charged with embezzling
postal notes and money order funds.
John Doyle, porter at the Lahr House, Lafay
cite, was killed on Saturday by being caught be-
tween the elevator and the hall floor.
The Republicans'ef the Tenth Georgia con-
gressional district decided it was not expedient
to nominate candidate for Congress.
r. r Roberts, proprietor of the Cameron
mills, at Alexandria, Va, while riding on Satur-
day morning, was struck by the cars and In
stantly killed
The green glass bottle houses Of D. o. Gun
nlngham and of Ihmsen & Co, of Pittsburg, re-
Sumed after suspension of three months.
Trade is dull.
The trunk-line commission has decided to
grant round trip tickets at reduced rates from
Washington to voting employees and their imIne
date families.
Charles Houselnan was struck by train on
the Cincinnati, Hamilton e Dayton railroad,
near the Southern railroad bridge, Cincinnati,
and was killed
E, J. FOrstelrs Sons, of New Orleans, agents,
have suspended They were among the oldest
houses in the city, and had represented Barring
Bros. for over fifty years.
Senator Dawess yearly visit to the Indian
agencies of the West, now in progress, will
doubtless contribute to more enlightened and
fair treatment Of the several tribes.
Pat Gunter, wealthy cattle dealer Of Sher-
man, Texas, shot and killed Dan Thompson
who had threatened to kill Gunter because he
levied on his property for acclaim of $4,000
Frank JONES' supposed to be insane, armed
himself with o Winchester rife and shot at
and wounded several citizens of Wellington
Kan. He was eaptured and is threatened with
lynching, but lodged IN jail.
During difficulty at Owentown, KY, between
W. ID. Branham and his father-iiflaw, Ed
Mcdaniel the former struck the latter on the
head with tobacco-stck, producing death. He
claims to have acted in self defense.
Thomas Bund drug clerk formerly EN-
ployed by Adolph j. Nockin, druggist at 2128
Third avenue, New York, called at the store, at
.. o'clock Saturday afternoon, and deliberately
shot Nockin dead Bund was arrested.
Miss Mary Cassidy, aged fifty, and weak
minded, was run over by the cars and killed at
Anderson Crossing Ind, Saturday evening.
She had been visiting friends at Royerton, and
was returning home when the accident occurred.
Belmont Lodge, of the Amalgamated Associ-
alton of Iron and Steel Workers, Of Wheeling,
has Withdrawn from the association, on account
OF the refusal of the association to require nail
ers to charge 20 per cent extra for cutting steel
nails.
The schooner j. r. Mott, of Oswego, N. Y,
was struck by an unknown craft on Lake Erie
four miles southeast of Colchester and sunk in
forty-two feet Of wafer The crew reached Col
chester Saturday morning in ayawl No assist
ance was given by the colliding craft
Al IlbISUurg, on 0abQfuayf PRESIDENT costello
and Secretary Flanuery, of the Miners Assoca-
tions charged with conspirng to prevent non
union miners from working in the fourth pool,
had a hearing, and were held in $500 bail each
for trial at the September tenn of court
Gen. Thomas Taylor, chief of police Of Louis
vile, and his SON BIanton Taylor, were tried in
the City Court, Saturday, for provode and as
sault on Joseph Eakins, city editor of the Times
They were fined to the full extent Of the law
and the SON sentenced to ten days in jail.
At Philadelphia, in the cases Of VIM T. and
Lewis j. Ladnef, charged with the embezzle-
ment of $4,000 in money and securities, the
property of John 81. Dohnert, Joseph Beclxhaus,
who bad entered $21 600 bail for them, took out
bail pieces and placed them in the hands of the
sheriff for the arrest Of the defendants.
Examiner Shelly is still in possession Of the
NewJersey National Bank, pending ailyices from
Washington. Director. Howell said that the of
fcers were awaiting the comptroller's decision,
preparatory to deciding whatcourse they would
pursue. He Thought they. would be able to state
definitely what they would do early in the conn
ing week
Base Ball-Athletc 8, Toledo4; Baltimore Is,
Indianapolis. 3; Chicogo 8, Philadelphia q Pitts
burg Unions H. BALTIMORE New York 10, De-
tIoit 2; Providence 6, Buffalo 1; Boston IL
Cleveland 2; BROOKLYN 10, Columbus 3: Hamil-
ton 10, Ironton 4; Springfield 2 Portsmouth 2
twelve innings); ST. Louis Unions II, Nation
ais l; St Louis Is, Metropolitan 6
FoFeign.
Further experiments in steering, balloons in
France were, unsuccessful
Childerss scheme for the conversion Of the