The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-30
Minor Notes.

AtCrawfordsyiile, Guy Stockton, whiIk walk
ing in his sleep, stepped out of a second story
window and broke itisgieg
Al man named Brannan, living near Dunkirk
was kicked bya horse at Muncie on Monday,
losing several teeth and being badly. disfgured.
While engaged in turning hub in the factory
Of Williams Bros & Hamilton. at. Greenfield,
Charles Cochran WAS seriously hurt in the face
by the hub bursting.
North Vernon, was thrown. from a. buggy
against fence, his skull being fractured. His
recovery is doubtful.
A Eve -year-old son af Marion Harter, living a
few miles west of Winchester, Was kicked by a
vicious horse. His skull was fractured and it is
feared the injury win prove fatal
At Paris Crossing, John Vance; al young man
from Levettt was thrown from a buggy by his
horse falling down. Dangerous wounds were in
ficted. the resnltso which can notyet be deter
mined.
The hreeyear-old of Lafayette jackson,
living north Of CenteFville, was scalded to death
on Monday, by falling into tub, of boiling
water, which his mother had arranged for wash
ing purposes,
James Berry has been arrested at Greenfield
for bigarny Hewas married to Miss Mary A.
Shipley, of Hancock county, a. few weeks ago,
and he now admits that he has awhile and child
inlJaekson county!
Burglars are raiding farn.houses in Bartholo
new county Near Walesboro, Frank Studers
residences was burgarized and he lost $40 and a
gold watch. Frank PearcehelfS pamtaloons
containing So were also taken
Leslie Bishop, a young farmer Of johnson
township, Knox county. diediu great agony on
Saturday. He was stacking straw and slid
down upon pitchfolk which liberated him ter
riblys He leaves a wife and two children.
James Donnelly, resident Of Madison. died
yesterday at Jeffersonviile. The body was last
night taken to Madison for burial Deceased
Council, and was q; member of the Methodist
Church and Of Sherlock Lodge, o., O. Il.
Sheriff Stewart, of johnson county, while
attaching some personal property belonging. to
Samuel Utter, was struck on the, head with q
hammer by the latter and received injuries of
very serious nature Utter shortly after gave
himselfup and Wasplaeeff under bond for his APP
pearanee.
Al young man named Sam Hensely. living
near Liberty. while riding on the road perehed
ON a steam threshiBg engine, fell off. The en-
CINE wheels passed over one ankle, MASKING it
badly, also crushed left hand into ajelly.
injured his back and head and occasioned inter.
nal injuries. He was picked upanconscious and
Is In critical condition.
Al shooting affair occurred on Sunday night
at North Salem; Hendricks county. John Glib
SON, living near that town, was. charged with
iarceny, and an officer, with deputies, went to
make the arrest whererlpon Gibson tried to
make his escapesby running. Deputy John Will
SON fired upon the escaping man, as he claims,
to scare him enlyy the ball taking effect in the
leg. The wounded prisoner was brought to Dan
vile and placed in Jail, where he has since been
suffering intense agony from lock- jaw. The att
tending physician reports but slight chance Of
recovery.
On Sunday nightian unknown man was found
in his room at the Farmers Hotel AT Boon-
vile; in an unconscious state He died within q
few moments. He arrived IN town last Friday
but gave no name or residence. It is thought
that he committed Suicide He was about TWEEN
ty=fve years old, five feet six inches high of
dark complexion. and his weight was apparently
about one hundred and sixty pounds Hissire-l
mains were buried at the expense of the town
ship. His shame is thought to have been George
Malone or George Souls, and he was probably.
from louisville