The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-13

The Rev. T. G. Bosley, of Jacksonville, has
been appointed to a charge by the kentucky NJ.
L. Conference
Frederick Trof1inger, a Warrick county farmer,
residing near Iynnville, committed suicide by
jumping into well. Cause, domestic unhappi-
ness.
Hon. S. NJ. Stockslager, member of Congress
from the Third district, is in New Albany look
ing after denomination Mr. Stockslager has
served two terms
The Goshen Times will shortly be enlarged,
and will at the same time discard its patent in
side. The Times takes a front rank among In
dianas county papers.
Rev Thomas Harrison will begin a series of
revival meetings at Evansville. on the 10th of
April 1t is understood Mr. Harrison receives
about 800 per week for his services.
Bishop Chatard has presented Father Audran,
of St Augustine's Church, Jacksonville, u
check for $106 personal favor, considering
the suffering he had undergone during the flood.
The assignees of McEwen & Sons, of Colum-
bus banking firm which failed in 1871, have
Just been discharged Between 5000, 600 and
$4D0, 600 passed through the hands of the assign
ecs and so complicated were the affairs of the
estate that the cost of settling it was very great
Richmond has new ghost story This time
the supernatural visitor appears at certain
house on North Nineteenth street. 1t is female
preached, and keeps a bright light shining from
the windows of the house, while all within is
darkness.
Steuben Republican: Nathaniel E. Wright.
the wealthy bachelor. of Turkey creek this
county on the Sd of this month bequeathed the
sum Of 81, 900 to each of his twenty nieces and
nephews. Mr.. Wright is sixty-five years of age
and said to be worth from $40, 600 to $50 000 and
made his start by hard labor and economy"
James Doris. who lives short distance
south of BoonvilIe, committed rape on the
person of his five year-old daughter. The par
tic1Ilars have not yet been given to the public,
but the fact that the crime committed is
known, and evidence is being heard by the
grand jury which will lead to the indictment of
the father.
Samuel Reed of Springport Henry county
was arrested for the theft of lot of railroad
tickets at that place last December. He has
been suspected, but no proof could be got until
he took lot of his friends over the road last
Saturday on the stolen tickets He is nineteen
years old and a son of wealthy and highly
spected parents.
Richmond Palladium: Charles c. Scott, 9th
eawise Frank Rande, who hung himself ia the
Joliet penitentary on the morning of March 7,
once figured in the criminal annals of Wayne
and Henry counties. This was in 1868 and 1864
He then resided at Sulphur Springs Henry
county, and was known, we believe. as Onstott
In other places, however he then passed by his
real name At that time he the head center
of a gang of horse thieves. When his operations
were discovered he fled and assumed the name
of Rande.
Louisville Courier-Journars New Albany cor
respondence: Mr. Daniel Seabrook diea at his
home yesterday at noon, aged ninety-three years
Mr.. Seabrook was born in Monmouth county
n j., Feb. IA, 1871, and came to New Albany in
1914 He has lived here continuously since that
time. Mr.. Seabrook for number of years
engaged in the business of boat building, and
was part proprietor of the ship yard which con
structed several famous steamers, among them
the Peytona, Robert E. Lee and others
Aside from Mr.. Seabrook's business qualifica
tons he was man of extraordinary religious
merit, and for s0rty FIVE years was member Of